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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-07-27
WORCESTER AND NASHUAR.R
~, rEzsazs=:sssz1 PASSENGER TRAINS will run as
CONNECTIONS WITH OTHER ROADS.


Trains arriving at Nashua directly with trains
of Concord Boston, Concord and Montreal Northern Pas
sunpsic, and Vermont Central Railroads. All Trains from
Nashua connect directly with down Trains the above
named Roads,
Each Train to and from Groton junction. connects with
upward and downward Trains of the Ftchburg Railroad
and with NIL trains of the Stony Brook Railroad to and
from Lowell.
At Worcester $50 train connects with Steamboat
train from N. York via Norwich. Ills a. M connects
with Boston and Worcester, Providence and Worcester
Norwich and Worcester and Western Railroad trains
415 connects with trains from all above named roads,
including the Express Train from New York and Albany
Train arriving at 905 connects with tho trains
Of all the above roads, including Express Train New
York and Albany. That arriving at .55 D. with p. m
trains of above roads, That arriving $50 p M with
the New York Steamboat Train via Norwich.
FITCHBURG AND WORCESTER r. R. TRAINS
running in connection with Worcester and Nashua Trains
Leave Fitchburg at L. As a m. 1910 and 5.45 D. M
Leave Worcester at $50 and IL 15 m. and A. D. M
FREIGHT TRAINS run daily each way between Wor
cester, Groton Junction. Nashua, Lowell and Ftchburg
II For connections with the other roads Worcester
Groton Junction, and Nashua see Snow and Wilder's
Pathfinder and Railway Guide
Do Through Tickets issued at Worcester for Bur-
lingon Montpelier, Wells River and White River juno
ten at the fare by each of the different routes via
Nashua and Fitchburg. g. W. BENTLEY Sup't
Worcester, Msy l, 1854. ap11 dawtf
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PROVIDENCE s. WORCESTER Il. r..

On and after June 12th 1851 the Steamer Perry Cap
tain WooLsEY, will run between PROVIDENCE Il NEW
PORT, connecting twice day, each way with the Provi
dence and Worcester Railroad, as folows:--
Leave Newport at 8 A. NJ, and Ii P. NJ, connecting
with Morning and Evening Trains from Providence.
Leave Providence at A. NJ, and P. NJ or arrival
of trains from Worcester and Boston.
" Passengers may procure through tickets at Railroad
Stations of New York and New Haven Railroad, New
York; of Western Railroad, Abany Providence and
Worcester Railroad, Worcester.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-07-27

UTHER SLATER CONTINUES TO
Lines and Twine and has general assortment on hand
at tines at the old and well known rope walk in
ofNo. LOB Main st., Worcester, Mass. dly mchA
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AND WORCESTER r. r.

Danielsonville, at 9.2S & 1900 NJ, 6.06 $40 "
Centr'l Village, at 9.42 A. NJ, & 12.12and CTS e.
Arrive at Norwich, att 0.10 AM, q l10 100 900 "
Steamboat Train leaves Alyn's Point every morning,
except Mondays for Boston, at about O'Clock, the
arrival of the steamboat from New York.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-07-27

Very respectfully, DR.. G. A. HILL,
ap1s DIFF Office 81 Main St. Worcester
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-15

Mayor Of the city Of New York. The support
ers Of Mr.. Barker have held two meetings, and
appointed q committee to investigate these
matters, aud to present the testimony to the
Board OF Aldermen, who are, er o6ic.O, the
Board Of County Canvassers. This Board met
yesterday, and received q protest from the
committee, declaring that there was testimony
to invalidate some of the returns, and inquiriug
how it should be presented.
The law requires that the Board Of Canvassers
shall meet in the Office Of the County Clerk be-
fore o'clock in the day, on the Tuesday sue
ceedipg the election. The original statements
Of the Canvass shall then be produced, ami from
them the Board shall estimate the votes of the
county, and proceed to give a separate state
ment of the votes for the State, County, Char
ter, Assembly, Congress, and other officers.
Each name, and the vote received for it, to be
written out at length. The Board shall then
determine what person or persons have, by
the greater number of votes been duly elected
to each Of the Offices mentioned in each state
ment, which determination shall be published
in one or more newspapers published in the
county,"
The law also provides that the canvassers
shall determine the result from the statement
furnished by the inspectors, but does not, from
aplain reading, give them power to go behiud
it. It also provides that "if the number Of
ballots in any box shall exceed the number Of
electors on the poll lists, the inspectors shall
draw ont and destroy, unopened, so many Of
The ballots as shall amount to the excess" For
guilty or wilfal neglect Of duty, the penalty
upon the inspectors is fine Of five hundred
dollars.
Tho Board of Canvassers OF Kings county
received several protests on Monday, but they
were laid over, it being the opinion Of the
Board that its power did not justify going be-
hind the returns.
This appears to be the plain state Of the case.
If there has been cheating the inspectors are
liable--to what? A fine Of five hundred dol
lars! A rascally inspector might change the
entire result, and only be liable to fine.
This penalty ought to be increased.
The result of the session of the Board Of Can
vassers will establish precedent for the gov
eminent Of future cases. The matter, at the
present writing, is in the hands of a committee
of five, which committee will report to-day
The committee is especially enjoined to ascer-
tain whether or not the canvassers have power
to go behind the returns, and the best legal
advice Will be had.
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academy or Music, Fourteenth street.


The present Management Of the Opera doomed
disappontments. Last evening set apart for the
first night Of the reopeng and Grisi and Mario
sing in the 'Purtani" of Bcllini Mario however was
unable to appear and the following card was put forth
yesterday afternoon
The directors Of the Academy regret 10 announce that
they are compelled to make change of performance
This evening The first and second acts Of Puritanin
VIII be given with Nine. Grs SignOri Badia, Susin and
fabrcatore. Also, the second act OF g Semiramiden
The money will be refunded at the different offices to
such wish,
The necessity OF change OF performance will be found
in the following certificate Of Sgnor Marios physicians
Mn. HAc1rrr-Deer sr-sgnor Mario, having been re-
We make the following statement
Four weeks Sigror Mario had bilious attack accom-
panied ~ acute Of the throat and entire loss
voice lis recovery was gradual, and last week
nearly accomplished that then with him in le-
syng nc would be able to sing to night, and 50 advised
weak and forcing II renders somewhat husky The csnse
of this IL found to be slight Of catarrhal symptoms
with which he Is still suffering.
Until his recovery is complete confirmed we are Of
opinion 1t would be njudcious and
rear opera and hence advise him mott sing NIGHT We
health and strength, with them gain full possessio 1T
his vocal powers tsisne1 9. BELEyREDE N D.
TUESDAY, II AN, Nov. IA, 1854
Notwithstanding this announcement there was very
good house last night The tier and parqucte were
pretty wen filed, and there respectable number in
the UPPER part of the house.
Very full accounts Of the performance OF the Pur.-
tani' at this establishment having been given previ-
onsly In the HERALD, we have nothing further to say
about IT, Grisi, Badal and Susni were in good voice
and the audience seemed very well satisfied with their
M mn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-15

ExEcuT1oNs.-On 18th inst slave named Washington
will be hung in Henrico county, Va, for arson
Armistpad T. Stokes will be in Wilkes county
Ca, on the oath inst, for murder
William Dairy for the murder of his wife, will be hung
in Buffalo, unless the sentence should be committed BY
the Governor on the aoth inst-Thsnksgiving day.
Nicholas Beehan will be hung at Riverhead, Long
Island for the double murder OF Mr. Wyckham and his
wife, on the 18th Of December
James vckers and Newton vickers, brothers, will be
executed together, for the murder of VIM Dobson in
York district, $. G., on the goth of December
Charles Gosnc for the murder Of his father in law
will be hung in Sparanburg $. c., the 9TH Of Janu
airy next.
John McCarran will be hung at Boonville Oneida
county, ~ Y, on the 18th of December, for murder.
MILE RACHEL IN ANgRrcA.-The agents OF Mile Ra-
che have completed their arrangements for her appear
ance in this city, al the Metropolitan theatre and they
arc negotiating for Of the New Orleans theatres
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persounl Intelv,.eucc.

The Mayor of Baltimore Hon. Samuel Kinks was
installed into Office the 18th inst.
The Hon. r. kidwell, member Of Congress from the
Wheeling a district is said to DO lying dangerously
i'll near Welsburg.
At the Metropolitan Hotel c. Griffin, u. s. A.; NJ A. Dex-
ter Westminster D. G.; Capt Kenn1tt u Q. Day, Hon; H.
60 = nrSoks ana viis v william: ANA lani
Sss E'ss rfiH illinois, s.;
+ Hon Jude Bsrnw
bridge RoshssteE Judge johnson ishgan; Rev Avery
m5Ssasy E F. Gss
GS 5:1 sss'i Geo. sass ra
GER Rs1 tss a HS sSs l. Henry North
R Lewis ohio d Marion and lady, Buffalo: A. v Potter
chsssss's Gz Esss
H. nd;s p T. sa sa
FAINT
s:ns: nses
G.is,is nsysn
Al the Irving Houss-Hop b. D. Thrrs.on, Rhode Ilana
judge Hs%sy s
pherson San Juan dc Mica; VIM H peForrss. kin;ston
.si,e. fliad,Phis sssasdsy coSrist Hon ssr1%s
irsn San Juan A. in the steamship Ne1sassn ss
II IL stevenson, II DO FORREST II l0wet, u Horn.
Middlctrcok, Mrs Johns infant and Barker
c Mersch, Miss Porter, Z Fisher Mrs West, Tom
hsyrsc, Capt Mnslay and wis, Rev Or JRsynoli !.
Sharkey, W Mcfaiden. II w jackson, q LipMan. o
CHI strS.sr 's ss ias
Capt Chase and wife Mrs $. Lewis, Mr. stsndish ana
child. " Burden and wife, A crabb, Esq Il Tevis,
Potts and wife, G II Jaekman, Rcbinson,c " Bond,
kcNaser and servant, Chenery. Kenxe n chene-
~, n Irwin parrett, MantSs g linton Grant,
InRles. sheldon, T Smith, r Purine Owen AMI
wife Minwck sharp, Miss 4 Merchant; 5 Nathan-
II G Otis n " Rand, Bryant, Brysnt, u Gardner.
len, s l. Alexander Mr. Rogers x Son, B Q Irwin. IL
Adams, Choate Leitch, and CSC in the steerage.
From New Orleans and Havana in the steamship Pills
aslrhia-Csl Ward y Consul at Panama, Captain
\ GraysS, George Maxwell, C.lssst, Geo Mcbride, VIM
do, D lager Bega, Donojo, Thos Percy, Donajo,
Jr Mr. Burns WIN Parker, and number in the steerage
From Savannah, in steamship Aususta-Miss Elliott
Kertler Miss Courtney Mrs rhOmasson, Roberts, in
the stecrage.
From Charleston in steamship southernsrMrs Morse Dv
HOFFMAN, Otto Weincr-I0 in the steerage.
From Aux Cages in schr Stsrlght-Sydney Oak smith,
lady, one child and servant Peter Nelson.
From Liverpool in ship Emerald Isle-G Fullerton Miss
FULLERTON Mrs Kerr and daughter Mr. Martin and family Mr.
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Court C.lend.r-T,,,s INV.

Court COMMUNICATING Day.
&c to 30.
SUPREME CoURr-Genersl term-Nos "a, 80, los, 129,
u, lo9 la, 1884, 1876, 20, 40, 1877, 1873, lao.
CNCrI-Insurance on. The Jury not empannelled
discharged til Thursday morning.
SUPERIOR CouRr two branches)-Nos. TO- OIL 9e1, TAI
9sl es2 1888, 1884, oss, $751; ESQ., 600 ool oo2 eo3 s95
$685. ee', ses, 1000, 1901, 1co2 1oo3 1904, 49, 49,
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istcs and surtoSts $500 business cont ook sacks and
drees coats 5000 Of French, English and Americas
eassinerss 5000 Of silk velvet plush cssseres &C.
very Aryc and select stock Of furnishing goods
aerwear shrt shAwI robes cravas gloves &C. Together
With about for boys winter wear consstin Of
overcoats pants Jackets vests &C. Forming In all, the
most extensive and desirable winter clothing and
furnishing goods for and boys got In this
clearing out prices part Of system M 70 hold goods
ever their season. d. DEvLIN 4 co..,
2N, $50 and go Broadway, eornsr Warren street
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Young America Daguerreotypes, Is cents,.
~ HOLMES new invention, double camera taking pic
lures At honorcd with patent the United States
ior II years Patent rights for sale at 80 Broadway
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Wedding Carls.-An assortment OF Ever
delIs elegant engraved wedding cards, envelopes &c
can be had on sent by post any
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Asfontshlng-arc the 10 cent Large Srze
ccloed dAsuerreotype with Atugs complete that
delivered from ass Broadway corner OF Howard sross
BY GARBANATI, artist Best quality rain or pshne
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Winter OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Bargains.
goo Worth Of ans ciothinF intended for the B9adwsy
Warehouse 65 Fulton street All city banks taken
At par; Lewis county, 50 cents.
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c,,,oa -. nroe, and 0oc al :.
Say, and closed h quotations given ia ano.hsr

Gotta. -. H"oe, and 00c. al :.
Gay, and closed ~ IL quotations given ia anS.hsr
iluE n.
Mws FROM CA. FoRsIA.
The s'esmsm North IN Ls,t rived early yes
teseay morning, ing Us No 9 laser nseiii-
gence nom al oAs,a per ng the iris, in
connection W. tie steamer tina Pacific side,
nom an anc'sso, in wenty day 8 half
whic sa es twent four hours q cker than
has efore been a omal shed. Ia pdn, pal item
Of IN crest cJDTa ed n he news ia he trial OF
Captain Wa er, the Sonora ibr Ter, W o Wa &C.
qui 4, ate invest az on wn ch las ed ten days,
in twenty es BY h juy. The affairs OF Mciggs,
the teiaulter. were still Occupying the public mind
In San Ffenc SEQ, d two nd,siduss h. been ar.
iestsd on suspicion being mike no, to sope
exIen' n tie ansactions o. Meigg che news
in ctter respects Is unim or ant snc meagre.
ANNEXATION OF THE SANDWICH ISLANDS.
We give elsewhere in our columns some impor-
tsnt facts relative The psn1ingtf atty for aunexng
THESE islam -. he maia mt, how. YER we have
previously lad efore the ublic, and what Is now
given ia merely cont ina DRY o our atements. /.
will be rememl cred that in tn Hoas of MOBILES
Prince l. no Lin, questioned he accuracy Of our
statements, ard pealed to the Minister OF Foreign
Relations, Mr.. Wy le who affected likewise to dis
credit III M Recent acts show hat the Minister
was wroDg. The annexation SiG take place in the
proper o5dsr Of III ng-.
NEWS FROM HAVANA.
BY an arrival 81 this port We have nc vs. fccm
Cuba the NEST interesting int of which is the re.
ported seizure Of two American VESSELS ut Baracoa,
on suspicion Of being concerned in a filibusteriug
expedition. The letters OF our Correspondents give
all the psrti MARS.
AFFAIRS Is CENTRAL AMERICA.
We. have received our files of papers from San
Joss, Costa Rica but they contain nothing new and
give no later intelligence from other Central Amer
can States. An interchange of civilitiss Bot =een
Louis Napoleon and the President of the Costa
MISCELLANEOUS.
Excellent coal is reported to have been discovered
Desr Bradford, n Canada, recenily-the first We
believs that has be- found in ha- pr6vnce Til,
place of DIS overy i near ii. ,ioe Of the Northern
Railroad.
There was very res geotab fall Of SNOW yester-
day throughout the western part Of this State.
Captain Wafnock, Of the STEAMSHIP Nor,h Star
gas arrested yesterday and placed unier one thon
sSnd dol as bonds TO answer q chaige OF resisting
The revenue officers, refusing 60 permit them y
board his shin while coming M tn harb1r.
TIE voters of New O;leaus, od the 9th instant BY
msi y,ty Of five thou'snd dec ded n fayo: OF
granting licenses 20 fei afd,n splits.
Our eegrapbic adyicss from Washington, Chic
go aud Cincinnati, represent i terrible STATE OF
thing respecting the iiaapcia affairs at those points
Resa tire dispatches.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-15

Mr. Cham1,ers' "Notcs ON Amoricnr-Novv
ready Price only GEMS with portrait and biography Of
the author Reprinted without abrdgemsnt, from Cham
bers Journal For SALE by al booksesss aAd 1t the pub
cation once, I'D Fulton street, sun Ruil4inxH.
r. d. O1vI9, Pubhsher
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The Celebrated Shaker Knit and Shaker,
flannel under garments likewise every description wool
en- cotton and silk undershirts and drawers MLAUGH
Inns 292 Greenwich street. Of Chambers. shirts
10
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Peremptory Administrator Sale OF Brook
1yn property-Scvera lots Franklin, Wlloughby and
Ssns and Graham street belonging TO .h estate
o'clock, on Wednesday Nov 10, At Montague Hail. Court
street Brooklyn BY COLE Chiffon, Auctioneers Mape
can be had at their once, No. rs Nassau street. N. Y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-15

ALLEGED FRAUDS IN THE ELECTION REruRNs--
Tue Board or CASvAssEns.--The city has been
in a state of excitement since the declaration
Of the vote for Mayor The Know Nothings
Fay that they can prove that there has been
cheating around the board that Mr.. Fernando
Wood has no. been fairly elected, and that Mr..
James W. Barker, ~ the next highest candidate
ca the list, Ia entitled to the important oficc Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-15

n1.s D~HucHIcUtyFess largo SIG, fOr ~
ssntcoored nice CASE the size ever taken 70;
y cents and esunl In quality any that arc
elsewhere for e ANsONS, $50 Broadway opposite Ne
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wedding and VIsitlng CarIa in Inc

choice assortment Of the latest of bridal
liver waters &c. Seals engraved, silver door patee
tKENBLE'S, practical enyraver, 1914 Broadway.
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To Southern TravelIcrs.-Thc United State.

nail pteamship K0ANOKE Capt SIMMER leaves pier l,
North river this afternoon at O'clock for Norfolk Peters
burg and Richmond, arriving at Norfolk in about
four hours Travellers wishing TO further South take
the cars Norfolk and proceed by railroad through the
CArolinas, Georgia, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-15

Prepare for Cold Weather - Fashionable
Ssothne-Larse :nd elegant sssortment.-ALFRED MIN
ROE co. No. al Broadway, offering q
rerb variety Of we'll made goods Sizes for mon and boys
No deviation from marked prices.
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The new Mayor Of Baltimore, Hon. Samuel Kinks was
installed into Office the 18th inst.
The Hon. T. kidwell, member Of Congress from the
Wheeling a) district is said to DO lying dangerously
i'll near Welsburp.
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AnUsKMENrs THIS EVENING

n2oADwAY THEATRE. NrssH-
30 --aoB NETTLEs-IsvIsIBLE Passes.
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be on hand early. And as all sorts Of influences
are useful among the members, where their o~n
financial interests are concerned, it might be
wen for many other classes Of unemployed
men to join in this grand game for the spoAs,
Let al keen business men, therefore, who have
served out a term or two in the State prison,
al who have escaped through the meshes Of
the law, all who are candidates for the
penitentiary and who expect TO 20 there, and Ill
who have failed OF expect to fail il California,
OF in The brokerage business, or in shinglsster
banks, 20 to Washington at once, sc Col.
Forpey, and enlist for the session in the service
Of the spoils coalition. In this way from fifty
to hundr,d active men may be tackled upon
each member Of the Houses, to watch him day
and night; and he must surrender.
We sbrcwdly suspect that some such plan Of
operations as this is in embryo, and will be re-
solved into perfect working order before Christ
mas The Catholic Church has proclaimed
jubilee, but it will be common place affair
compared with the approaching financial iubi-
lee at Washington. The time is short; but they
have the men for the work, and the spoils are
there. Let oil hands concerned prepare for the
approaching jubilee at Washington. It will BIO
carnival and Jubilee
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YcwERY THEATRE. Borery -Afternoon-EouRsrRrrS
Prn rsRaAsoFs. Evening EavKsrRIAS PERFORMANCES
- LONELY ma CcEAs.
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At Louisville up to the 22d inst, G2,O0O hogs
had been slaughtered, and 10000 remained in
pens. The market firm, and droyers de-
handing 4 cents per lib. Buyers, however,
very generally were offering only d cents At
Cincinnati up to the 2lst inst, l., 900 hogs had
been received. At Springfield, ILL.,, last week,
1900 hogs were sold at .3 p 50 80 per cwt.
Many farmers in Illinois have been unwilling to
sell at these prices, but the severe pressure in
the money market has compelled them to yield.
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LATE NEWS By THE MAILS.

DISPATCHES FROM FRANeE-DIsAsrRous
NEWS FROM EEGi.AND.-Mr Dion Piatt. /. $.
Secretary of Legation, at Paris. i in Washing
ton. 1t is understood that he brought important
dispatches from AIessrs. Mason and Buchanan,
With letters from Mr.. Soae. written while in
Paris GA his way to Madrid. \ Washington pa
per states that the impression is current in Eu-
repean diplomatic circles of that city that the
Spanish government, acting under the presti &c
or influence Of what has of late transpired in
France, will certainly refuse again to receive
Mr. Soule.
The Baltimore Sun. of Tuesday has telegra-
phe despatch from Washington 10 the effect that
at the day If the sailing of the Baltic the Brit
ish government had later adyices from the seat
Of warand of much more disastrous tenor than
any that had been made public
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Roanoke College,

FACULTY..
Rsv David T. B.tIe. A NJ, President aud proles.
of Moral and intellectual encr &c,
$. Cnr-one Vols, A. NJ Prot. Mathematics md
Natural Scicucc,
IenrG. Won Ioxnr, Prof Aueirnta aud Modern Linn.
gHge-..
Y Bolton, Tutor.
re'HlS Institutions lor,teI Saem va. will COM
napee It's next se-.ion October ii. Exp use. for
the ,rssion If ten months, including Tuition Buald,
Room-lert Fuel Lights and lpciarnl, >penso., ll2
~ particulars addres- The President.
"ag l9-l8chun~ Rep cory
EpR1ANTS PnIrpnie Water. Tor Coughs Colds &c.
ID Also Ayers Ghery Pectornl, Wi,tnrs Bslsau,
Wild Cherry, Mr.. Gnrdner's yrnp (Horehound) HUI
ting Syrap (Napfim) Snbel's Expecor,nt. james
Expcctorant, AZ. For -nle by
nov 2l-if. u. X. LYMAN
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Having sold out my curire sto,k It
]. Goods H. Mr. b. f. Saekeu (,ho will euatinuc the
business IN the sumo house Tor aWie) Respectfully
solicit ot hiul attention To his advertisements n.surng
ny oil customers and the public reoerally thai tho
Stock either al wholesale retail will hc offered upan
such terms as cam 81 ful to pleas.
may be found al The Store una enrnr.ti, ctl upon
all Who are indebted 10 to come forward and nuke
1medale Payment rs II i ny fst3 purpose wind up
my tusiucs, with tho lcast possible dolby.
GEO BAGBY
November y, 1871. no 27-d3NiE1
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DOUBTFUL BANKs.-The bills of the govern
nent stock bank at Arbor, Michigan, were not
received at the Metropolitan Bank, New York ON
Monday. The brokers of New York also re-
fused the bills Of the Merchants Bank of Bridge
port y. J.
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ISfntfncf Of Dr.. LenLe

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2s.-Dr. Beae, the Den
fist, who was found guilty of rape upon Miss
Nudge, was to. day brought into Court and sen
fenced to four years and six months imprison-
ment in the Penitcntiary. The scene was quite
affecting