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VSEMALE PHYSICIAN, alio saSssesa'n u.s. was sss
| Il r Incaled at the N. u. Female Medical "
| viii answer calls moh' and day
~ iis.,Sence No, Walnut Street apt g
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Al. pREMTIrI-

!, Designer and Engraver, upon Wood and Stone
ni on crescent street All orders len wuh O. w
merry. F"" =" ",a'ssnR mhch
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oVuu"fu a. TWiehel's QuadriIle Rand
are prepared to furnish Music on ali O, casions
Apply to n. I. GODDARD, Mulhury street
W.TMICHELL, FIuft street
- G.H LORlNG's Music Store, 2J3 Main At
Sly 1ff -
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- Gentlemen wishing well male Shirts Bosoms and
OoarS can hear OF Indies. accustomed TO nice zinc
on on application lotne INTELLIGENCE oFFlGE a3s
NAN ST. Ladies who have nice soy 10 do csn oo
be accommodated ' % Vah 'iso
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-11

Al tho City Auction and Commission store No 4,
Pearl street, Worcester CoDaignnitnts Solicited snd
ianB dawtf 'N""'e w.
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Gus, OR INDICATED COMPOUND far Benntifv.
ing, Curling, Preserving, Resioring and Srenothen,pg
The Hair, Relieving Diseases of the skin Cpring lhe,s
matte Pains, an lienling External Wounds iIounde.
py no geographical lines the reputation of Barrys hi
cophetons peryades the Union The saes of the arti
cue OF late years have increased In ratio Thai almos,
exceeds hebeL Professor Barry after careful exnml-
nation OF his sae, hook finds THAT the number of hot.
hs delivered TO order in quantities Of from half gross
100000. ri '-' 80 ' N" " ~. "
IS unnecessary TO present at length the evidences Of
,ne wonderful properties Of The Trcopherous, when
we public have furnished such an Enforcement AZ this
me cneaphess Of the article and the plantations given
" its Chemical action upon the hair the scalp and In Mi
cases OF superficial Irritation, first recommended IL 10
me attention OF the people This all that the in
venor desired. Every bottle advertised itself Fbe ef
iecs OF the fluid exceed expectation ID acted like n
charm. The ladies would not he without H. Country
dealers In every section OF tho United STATES fonnd ha
must have II and thus built up whoeaale ,,nJs
OF nm extent hitherto unhenrd of rs regards a,,Ic 10
this kind The highest point has NOT bren rearb. and
u y believed iha the sales this year will be- million
and half Of bottles. ff'' ""'""
:. Depot aud Manulaetoy, No. 1877 Broadwav N.w
YORK. Retail price, rs cents large hottie
Liberal discount TO purchasers ly the ouan,I,v ..a
ny Tue principal merchants and druyglss Nv"
me United states aud Canada Mexico Wes, Ind,as
vtea, britain, France, &c., aud by sIBLEY SCOTT
'"'V''ei. myl4 deodaw6m*
s.the Winter Term OF Miss. J. A. u. BIerrow,s
eonoo VIII commence on MONDAY, Nov 20, NJ
yhIoh plock, Main VI. NJ Pupils will be aocomino.
uaed with board with the Teacher. For fuyths, n.y.
ri ""
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Free Democrats Attend!

The Free Democracy of Worcester are hereby
notified that there will be
A Caucus,
AT HEAD QUARTERS, THIS (FR1DAY)
EVENING, at o'clock, for the purpose of NOM
mating Candidates for Representatives, and the
transaction of other important business
Worcester, Nov. IL, 1853
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Girls that understand HOnsew ork can bs had ~
applymg ~ 233 Main 81. Up slaiH Rnnnn nln n ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-11
JOHN BOYDEN
Notary Public, Stock, Exchange, and Money
Lar No ON Mai, Ss,oot

Notary Public Stock, Exchange, and Money Bro
ker, No. 200 Man Street
Uncurrent Rank Notes, Drafts, Stocks, md Specie
bought and sold. Bills OF Exchange drawn on Barring
Brothers, d Co j payable in England, Ireland Scot.
aud, &c, in sums to SUIT Drafts and Notes collected
IN any state IN the Union, and the Canadas. Loans
negotiated, &c, dc.
Office directly front f the Worcester House. and on
poste the Worcester County Bible socieIy's Deposi,
tory. OILS DIFF
FavOrite Article, with all classes, is the Ex-
celsior Hair ionic, prepared by .,onba Il CnndAll-
II is entitled to distinction above the nosrums which
have been pulled into n0tority The name Excelsior il
indicative OF the quality OF the article in COMPARISON
with all and every thing OF the kind yet Introduced
NJ daw2w
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WILLIAM DTCISTNSow

- =" UHIWH HI NIfUhOf
Oners his services Ms teacher Of Ancient nnd mIo.,
Languages TO the public. Office No ibS Min !,
NJ dtf
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WNT. :. RARr0N
" " . = y y n Wv
attorney and Counsellor at Lac,

NOTARY PUBLIC
C0MMIss IoNER Of DEEDS, for New York New Der
sey, &C, No. 3 harrington Corner, Worcester
aplt daWtstf
j. *. Clark, II. D., HomGPATHlc puvs,c,,u
and from ;o1FM W.
Worcester Jan ist. 1881 isnItt
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-11

NpaI kIing soda " ater--with ina ,snsl
"ey OF choice syrups. Flty Tickets for ono DOH.
-. -. l.. i, LAZELL, Apotheenry
"yi1 WI POI Main STRAIT
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JOHN e. ID. Coz
JOHN b. ID. COGsWELL,
ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR At LAW
no II Worcester Bank Block.
80 d3n

boarding Agency! Boarding 1geu.,,,
Residents Of this City, strangers visiting the CIV
In want OF Board, and those having Rooms "a :, IN
or without board are respectfully invited to avail them
selves OF The advantages of this agency ~ OFc
933 Main street, up stairs. LEWIS G. MirNM
nul7 DIV - 49, ~
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Special Notice to owners of Housas
Inc subscriber is constantly having calls for UoIs.
nom the best of tenants Persons having tenenen, .,
can ma good customers without trouble and free
q t1Pense by calling al the REAL ESTATE AGENCY
1888 Main street, up stairs. LEWIS q MuNM
nul7 div - -""A'N
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Lime. Calcined Plaster nd Cement.
<-soNsTA NTLY on hand and for sale by
BLISS, sU rTON, CO.,
wvs6 dawtf No. 8 Mechanic ~.
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,,,,.,.. CALVIN 10. PRATT,
ATTORNEY d COUNSELLOR Ar ram
NO COG Main Street, Worcester, Mass
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:, . AFFLEb-NPPLEN.
Apples, by DRApEn "v ~ ~ WINTER
a Worcester, Oct. 26, 1858 "hnhh
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SPY JOB oFFIoE,
wnere You can realize the above benefits This is nc
honni. but The reAl ruth.
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Cutch.--qoOo lbs. Of Clutch. u, ssis 40
J. HOWE. WI sue ny " . 4 ".
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u. ~; Nichols, M. o., iomiEpArmepuv.
siClAN, Residence No. Il2 Main street one ha
rom q TO A. M, 2 to and 20 sP NJ
Aug g. 1852 ~
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Julius Il. Sitdhof
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1v,I .,,.., NJ M 4 ~ NITt.
biz OIlce over The Centrnl Rnnk y n nonio q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-02
Political Intelligence.

THE GEORGIA RESOLUTIONS.
The following the resolutions which were introduced
into the House of Representatives Of Georgia the 18th
instant
That while we approve the sentiments and doctrines
promulgated in the inaugural address President Pierce
only regsis the attempt to proiuce harmony in
the nasiosai party by inviting known free
meEt as comprcmise Of principle ani amnesty to
fctions thai h.v for years been arrayed against the
That The continent of devotion to the Union and the
constitution carried President Percs into wer and that
all efforts by his administration to force the recognition
of Tree soers as sound and true by placing them n
Offices Of honor and profit in direct opposition
THAT national sentiment and outrags upon tbs popular
judgment.
That the appointment Of man to important ocss who
were proEI ept actors in the free soil mosement at Bu
10 the sound and true men Of the North.
That We heartily sympathire with the Hon DAME! s.
ckinson Of New York. and his noble associates their
eors to purge the national demoOr sc party OF its fres
oil elements and that hereby tender 70 them our
heartfelt gratitude for their patriotic devotion to the
Union and the constitution.
That it s pedient and unjust Congress to ap
propriate money from the public treasury aid in con-
structing the great railroad in contemplation from
the Mississippi to the Psc grant the public lands
for like purpose they being the property Of all the Sae
old AZ ell as nav.
CANDIDATES FOR GOVERNOR OF NoRru CARolNA-Ths
names of Henry W. Miller David Outlaw Jos g. Cherry
John Baxter, Robt. Gillian, Ed win G. Reade wm
Washington James W. Osborne, COL A. Joyner and D. A.
Barnes have been suggested By newspapers and their
correspondents as suitable whig candidates for Governor
Or the other land democrats pointed to Columbus
Mils Juoge Elus, DAVID Keed oil DupHn, Gideon Mar
chant besides host of others al good and true If
te their several advocates Besides those
Il disrbution" democrats will have their candidate in
the Held. To these. of course the OF Romulus
M. Saunders, Duncan McRae, Wslter r. I.eake, and
Abram w. Venablc too familiar to nssd any suggss
ton to bring them forward.
MASSACHUSETTS ELECTION.
The Boston Transcript of the 29th ult, says:yy the
retu,n received from sixty towns in whoh elections
were hsdsysterday for repres. natives, we have
counts Of the election OF thirty whigs SIX opposition
snd thirty nine choice. This ncrea the whig ma.
jority in the Heuie from sixty four to eIghyave The
parties now ,tanc-lq3 wings to 10S opposton. Whig
ma ority over all eighty fvs.
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Settlement of the Methodist Church Pro-
perly Question at New York.


The unosrsgned, committee appointed for the pur-
pose Of preparing statement for publ ation Of the
action of the Commissioners upon the question In ltga
tion between the " Church and the ~ L Church.
SOUTH In relation t the property OF the Book Concern
New York, report the following
n correspondence with the Commissioners OF the NJ
Church and tn, of the Church, South and having
rece, ed from both parties of disposition
to amcabe settlement of the matter in tiga.
ton and having been invited to be present meeting
Of the aforesaid Commissioners and to aid them with
counseR met with them at the mission rooms 1s9 Mul.
berry street, New York. tho 28h u!iio and by the
uDaLimous request of the Commissioners acted as
chairman.
After careful and most friendly examination of the
position for settlement Of heir claim which the Com
Iasioners for the New York accepted Nothing
romans to be done to coosummate this desirable ad
justment Of troublesome litigation but the execu
ton Of The papers, and the for
final decree of the Upted States Court for the Southern
district Ct New York, now in session In this city.
The tlement has been agreed upon by the parties
without the arbtramept of third party, and is to each
entirely satisfactory The conclusion OF this settlement
followed by thankpgvinas to God and most hearty
expressions of Christian love and mutual confidence
The feelings which prevail among the Of
the two chuyches may hope, is true type OF that
which will prevail hereafter throughout the bonds our
CON mon Methodism, North and South.
Much credit is to be awarded to his honor, Judge
MIean, for his agency in the completion of this impor
tant ano desirable arrangement and doubt not but
this act will stand prominently among those Of his long
and brilliant career which have given him so or vsble
position before the Christian public.
The details Of the settlement will be made known 10
the public when the final decree Of the Court shall trans
pre- GEORGE PECK.
W1lLIAM A. SMITH.
The above report was unanimously adopted
r. PHILLIPS Secretarv.
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THE MURDER AT NIAGARA FALLs.-The case of
supposed homicide to viii, alluded yesterday is thus
explained by the II export Jna, of Monday The body
OF yest rday found under the bank Of agara
river at Bellevue under circumstances creating suspicion
Of foul murder Citizens there have caused arrest OF
the murderer and last evsning press to
this village for Coroner Atwood to hold inquest aud
point out the evidences aud OF the murder
The Coroner as inform, d. refuses to attend on
the ground that adequate provision has been made for
cowpen atng services, and the necessary expenses la
Of that hind Since writing the We have seen
gentleman direct from Bellevue, who says the mur
ctrd man ploy cd the work the Suspension
Bridge: that the wcrhmen had Just received their
that On saturday evening be called out of his
BY fellow workman. who has not been soen since
The Iockport Coisr has different version OF the
are informed tha most horrible murder WAS
committed near the Suspension Bridge on Sunday eve
ming ~ seems that named Thomas Costello waa
charged with sealag some money from woman, and a
man living near the bridge whose name we have not
learned took the part of the This es ragged Cos
,eo and just at evening Sunday he decoyed this man
nom his house to the bank OF the rver where he pitched
him over the precipice, killing him instantly The spot
where the victim thrown near the landing OF
the Maid of the MIST The murderer fed over the bridge
into Canada, and at last accounts had not beon taken
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amer for Vera Cruz
Markets.

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 30, 1858.
The sales Of cotton day barely 900 bales Ths
market is unsettled, aud has declined 20 10 since IT,
receipt OF the Atian,cs Mic ding quoted at oe
The decrease in the receipts at au the southern ports q
0C0 bales, compared with data last year
Lard GOO kegs of sold at 90. Rio coffee, 500 bsGp
disposed of at loIc. 1lxo Bacon has declined
to 62c. for sees
New ORLEANS, Dec 1, 1881
The sales Of cotton to day 1000 bales ct ysstcS
days decline. Strict mddling, &c. exc. The receipta
day have been 13o00 bales. Flour active; Is Dc
tbls of 0hs SOLD, mostly at So 25 Mess pork IL frse
at sl go sll TO- Whiskey at 26o. Sterling exchanes
y per cent premium.
CHARLESTON, Nov. 30, 1863
Cotton-Sales TO day 700 bales at SLo. 1910, The
market is duh, with declining tendency.
CHARLESTON, Dec. !, 1883
The sales OF cotton today 500 bales and for
the week they reach COO bales at ranging
7Ac lie. The market is dul iorcsd sales Of ans
have been made st Mc decline. The stock on hand in
this port Is q, $50 bales.
CINCINNATI, Dec l, 1853
Rogs firm at "a 10, there beias few the market
The weather Ia unsettled Lard drn, and In good de-
nominal Flour S. 20 a $5 rs.
The following have been the receipts during the past
forty eight hours-Flour. 500 bbis.; wheat 42,0Oe
bushels; corn, $1,000 bushels Oar market has been
quite inactive but we hear OF no change In prices
ALBANY, Dec. /, 1885,
The receipts since ye,ter6ay have been annexsd--
Flour 6OoO bills; wheat, 13 600 bushels; corn 900
bushels oats 900 bushels; barley 90 900 bushels The
wheat dull prices Arm sales 500 bushels at 81 CO. for
Gencsee barley 600 bushels sed at 8Sc S4o fortwe
roved and SIC for four rowed wiscon sn oats duh and
lover-sales ct 61c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-02
From Nassau-nIarine Disasters, SO.

CHARLESTON, Nov 80, 1853.
By the schooner Golden Eagle have dates from Mas.
sau, n. to the 23d Instant hurricane had been ex
penenced there during the three days preceding the 2a
The salvage the goods saved from the ship henry has
been settled by the mber of Commerce per cent
The salvors receive $40 75O.
The bark +. Chaplin, Of Baltimore, Is days from Lar.
horn for New York. with MARBLE &c put in the 3d. il
distress.
Bark Stanley of Halifax, from Baze Sept. ls for Hv-
erpocl with cargo OF mahogany ogwood, and COCOA.
nuts encountered hurricane the 18th October, cut
away mass and arrived at Nassau 28th October fog
repairs. She was leaking badly.
The sehooser Julia Elizabeth, with lumber from wU
nington for Port Prince rocked 22d Septsm
her ON West Caicog.
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DESTRUCTIVE HURRICANEs-THE CROPS INJURED,
ETC., ETC.
PmLADMpMIA, Dec. l. 1858.
We have Barbados dates to the 4th November. The
health Of the island had much improved Destructive
hurricanes had occurred damaging the crops,
roofing dwellings, mills, No.
FlAur was selliug At $40 rs - $40 81. CornmsAl -
81 65 S. The price Of rum had advanced 10 $50. CO.,
in consequence of large orders from England
The bark Gaselle, from New Haven brig a. P. Cushng
from Bostf n and schooner T. Ring, from Plymouth N.
c., were the only An erican vessels In port
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-02
Prize Fight In Pennsylvania.

PEdNIxvHIA, Pa, Dec. ], 1888.
The prize fight between Bradley, of Aoyamensing, aa
Soan, of Baltimore came oil at two O'Clock this afew
noon in Montgomery county, north Of the tunnel 10
Readng Railroad They fought eleven rounds oooupyU
only seventeen minutes when Sloan declared va-
quislisd, not coming up to time Sloan much hurt
posse Of police oacers went up to prevent the fghA
but orJ one Of them reached tho right spot and he v
powerlsss He hooted at whom he attempted to a.
rest thcn.
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BANCEoFT's HIsroF

BANCRoFT's HIsroRY.--Our readers will be glad
TO hear that Mr. Bancroft the accomplished historian of
the American coones has the sixth volume of this geat
wok nearly ready for the pres, and that 1t will soon
mahe Its appearance. The last volume, 1t will be
bered closed with the repeal Of the Stamp Act in 1896
The forthcoming volume will therefore cover the mo
rious period Of Our Revolution. As 1t Is well known
that curing his visit to Europe Mr. Bancroft obtained
access to vast amount of valuable materials for this
history, in the shape Of public documents, papers,
iesIondtpce &C. this volume-ths Hrst Of those to be
devoted to the Of Indepene will be looked for
ward to with uch impatient curiosity the part Of the
publle --Imf0n Alias
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-02
The Cholera at New Orleans.

NKw ORhKANs, Dec. 1, 1853
DR., Hester distinguished physician Of this city di>S
suddenly tAis morning OF cholera.
BALuMoRs, Dec, l, 1889.
The New Orleans mail Of Friday last Ia received. Tho
papers in reference to the the i'll health a.
the city pronounce them totally unfounded The Bse.
Tin and Pcayae say the Board OF Health have made Q.
searching examination and declare the health Of tn cy
better at this Of the year.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-02

The GENEVA RAPE CAsE.-Three young scamps
who committed rape upon pe German girl at Geneva
last spring. convicted at the Oyer snd Ter miner In
Canandagua last week. and sentenced follows-Oorne
lius Rodney, Jr State Prson IA years months George
Lake do. IL years months; Smith Stsbbns II years
months They viii b older, not wiser, By the time
their terms Are out
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-02

The Wilson snd Eo xarts Guard, under the command
OF Capt Cuhane, made their first target excursion on
Tuesday last They numbered forty muskets and
were accompanied by Sheltons cornst band They pro-
cteded to Hobohen, where, after skilful trial many
valuable pizes were awarded 70 the successful comps
ttors.
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TrcHBuRG, Dec !, 1853
As the Cheshire freight train coming from ASH
burnham 20 Fitchburg early this morningt broke jour-
nal Of the cars smashing up several Of the carr,
and killing Nr. Kirk Stone, the conductor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-02

Detention OF the Philadelphia Train.
The mail train due from Philadslphia at Jersey City
At mine O'Clock last night detained till one this
morning 10 consequence Of being compelled to take In
tow The Of the engine which broke her axle say V
the evening near Newark.
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Sentence or the NIorgans.

NEwroxT, Dec I, 1858.
The Morgsns have beea sentenced to pay all COSTS and
bs confined for ten days in the county JAIL The Mogans
appealed but the appeal decided against the asr
whsh they were taken to ll in carriage by ths shsrfH.
The civil suit has been withdrawn by Nr. Hone.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-02
Suicide OF a Boston Merchant,

BosroN, Des !, 1858.
Israel G. Rice, provision merchant, member of TIE
Common CouAcil AMI director in the Exchange Haah,
hung himself this morning. owing to money embasrass-
mel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-02
NEWS BY TELEG GRAPHs
No News OF tho II uropa.

NO NoWs OF tno n urOpa.
HArIrAv Dec Tsp. NJ
We have intelh from ths Euro q, and the
NOR from New York te was srdsd or this port u
most unique stionabg utterly false.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-02
THE CURRENT OPERATIONS OF THE TREASURY DE.
PARTMENT.
TEL EG R APHIC.

THE MASSACRE OF CAPTAIN GUNNIsONs SURVEYING
PARTY BY THE INDIANS IN UTAH--MR. BREOKEN
RiDGE-THE sPBAKERsHIP AND cLE8KsHuP--rHE
ADMiNlsTR ALTON AND THE HERALD'S WASHINGTON
CORREsPONDEfCE, ETC.
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Navigation and the Weather.

BALTIMORE Dec. l. 1858.
The Ohio and Chesapeake canal will close about the
middle Of this month.
CIEyMASD, Dec. 1-8P.L.
Navigation continues open The weather here Is cloudy
and moderate.
CHICAGO, Dec. 1-7P.M
There Is as yet no interruption to navigation. Ths
weather during the day has been cloudy and rather oo
and it is now raining.
BUFFALO, Dec /, 1863
The weather here Is gloomy and rather mild. We have
had yet but there is every indie alton Of fan
BANGOR, Dec. l. 1863.
The ice jam in river has started very suddenly 10
the joy OF all The steamers Daniel ebser Bosten snA
Eastern State getting up steam and passengers are
getting ready to depart. The shipping will bs In
motion and our river viii be free.
QUEBEC, Nov. 90, 1883.
There have been several storms here Of late and
there is plenty of ice In the river There eighsn
fhIs laid up here for the winter There are aAsa
nne vessels ashore below this place.
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SYRACUSE Nov 80, 1853.
The body difficulty has been settled the body
having been given up and legal stopped Tho
offending students have decampsd. Much excitement stiu
exists in the matter
The Hon. Joshua r. Giddings lectures In our City Han
tonight.
rain storm commenced here last night, and II has
been cloudy and chilly all day