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COUNTY BONDS.

TUE subscribers wing 70 eel Doe Hundred Thea,
sAnd Doll4Fs.n Roeas, and feeeiye In payment the
Bonas q The dierSn Counties usad pAysbe 70 he Leas-
vls ana sAshFls Ra cad, ~ seventy ave cents 10 The
daier. 0AkfkA bkLL co.
Z Louisville. oet10-ims
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NOTICE ia sTocK goLnERs.

A Nd cHILDRKSs CLOTHING made 20 order in the
a latest stye, By MRS REATH, corner Of Cedar and
Cherry streets, opPoAite the SsrandAh. eet-in
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SITUATION WANTED.

- having had experiences in Meseanls business. Bss
refsrence gfven.
Apply II ths ofaes. oeGfs-a.
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TIE REIGN OF ARr-In this wonderful age, Art lays her
touches almost everything. The ceilings
and the carpets tread on, hslowed by Art. Art
winds the railway through the mountains and the mud;
makes her machines Of wood ard iron to If with
knowledge and annhlaes space with lightning tanned down
to the ueedge of boy. Nothing is too lofty for her touch
and nothing too humble Anew proof Of this old conviction
has just fallen under notice. in the shape OF CATHAR
Pill, from the Laboratory Of that world renowned
Chemist, DR.. CO.. AVER
If understand the subject he has carried that article
10 the arhest perfection Of which capsule Instead Of
employing Drugs in its composition, have always
thought the necessary and ouly way he has with
mate skill extracted the Uirtes OF the medicine be
poyed and combined them alone in their purity together
The compositions then mixed and rolled by machinery and
steam power into sperold pill which wrapped an en-
vepe Of geIane for protection from the effects Of weather
time, and then thcky with sugar. as its
passport palate Notwithstanding all labored
perfection they offered to the Public than one
centeach However humble the department think this
may be safy characterized the Of Art in
Enthusiastically Nelos, Bat.
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Consumption and the Diseases Of the Throat and
LUNGS TREATED BIT rHs INHALATION MKDIcATED Va
PoRs-Dr VIM. Hunter brother Of DR.. Robert Hunter,
specially to all those who afflicted with dis
Of the throat and lungs that he has returned to st.
Louis, where he intends permanently to establish himself
There probably class OF diseases which wide
spread in their and terrible in their results
the diseases OF throat and lungs It. therefore, becomes
matter Of solcitude to the profession to know
there be auy whereby those diseases be conro
ed and ameliorated.
DR.. R. Hunter and myself have made these diseases
peculiar study for several years. and have found
that the only whereby these diseases be reached
s by direct local application the prescribing of medicines
which breathed into the lungsn the vapo
consequently brought in contact with the whOi
surface of the lungs The of treatment has
fully sustained the theory.
Persons at distance, sending full description Of their
case will receive treatment according their symptoms
WIN HUNTER, NJ. D.,
Office Eighth between Pine and Chestnut streets, west
side. sept6-3m
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DIVIDEND e eight psr this d.y declared on
~ ihe Capital stock Of the Na-hvis Commercial insu-
rance Company. eu o. The pFoh os the last sx months
ending thls day- JAMES WALkE4, Secretary.
kashviie. Nov. 8. nOt5-Im.
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THE WEATHER Yesterday was delightful
day. The sun shown out bright and the air
was very pleasant, though somewhat cool. 1t
needed only little more warmth aud that
dreamy haze which comes with the season,
to make it regular Indian summer day.
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HATS. HATS. HATS.

JUST RECEIVED BY B. R. Cutter, No. So and SO, "A
y corner Broad and College street:
12O DOE. MEMS AND BOYS WOOL -
HATS. 70 DOZEN MEMS SOFT FUR HATS, all styles.
All Of which will be sold very cheap for cash
Oct1O B. R. GUTTER
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COMMERCIAL.
NV ORLEANS. Nov. 7.-rIsHr.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 7.-EIGHT.
CoTToN.--We closed our last weekly reveiw up
on dull Cotton market with sales of only about
$500 bales on Friday, at easy prices for buyers.
We had no improvement to notice on Saturday,
when the sales were again confined to 2, 800 bales,
the rates still being in favor Of purchasers, bat wth-
out any quotable decline. On Monday some 5000
bales changed hands, and on Tuesday purchasers
we're found for 900 bales, the Canadians advces
having further effect than 70 enable factors more
readily to obtain previous rates. On wednesday,
however, there was more general demand which
resulted in sales OF fully Il 800 bales with mr.
mer and steadier market, without any actual ad-
vance. Yesterday, with the Canadas advices at
hand, the market opened with higher claims on
the part of factors, but they we're not generally
met by purchasers, and the sales, which amounted
to about 900 bales, indicated only slight im-
provement the middling and lower grades, for
which figures were raised about &c. To day
the demand has been quite limited, ami the market
has a dull and heavy appearance, the sales be-
ing confined to some 8, SEQ bales at about yester-
days prices, though with less frmneFs. The busi-
ness of the week thus sums up Sc, 500 bales, the
market closing at the following figures:
Inferior, 80 Middling, lleallt
Ordinary, lOEalO5 Good Niddling,l2 al2t
Good Ordinary; Ilfal Miidling Fair, l2ial24
Low Middling, llsall4 Fair, 10 alSt
The receipts of the week embrace ASS bales
against "a 297 for the corresponding week last
year. The total receipts since the lst of Septem-
Der S67 S62 bales against last year to the same
date 500, 2S3 bales.
The exports of the week embrace H. 63 bales,
comprising 9445 to Liverpool 1926 to Havre, 27l0
TO Boston, 290 to New York, and 1912 to Phila
delphia
The total exports since the LIST Of September are
la, 63l bales.
The exports for the corresponding week last year
we're Sc 892 bales, and the total exports to date
were 224 17S bales
The stock on hand this evening is 229, 92O bales
against ISL, 597 at the same time last year.
BosToE, Nov. cit transpired here to-day, that
after the meeting of the Legislature Sumner will
be reelected Senator, but will Decline and Arson
Burlingame will be elected his successor.
Charleston Market.
MONDAY, Nov. 10, l P. M.--CoTToN.-There is
a good demand but irregular Prices have declined
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LrCTURE-By John MITCHELL.

LECTURE-By John MITCHELL.
Lecture will be delivered the request OF many Of
our citizens by JOHN MITCHELL the Irish Patriot at Odd
Fellows Hail. on Friday evening the l4th inst, at Z
O'Clock. subject,-Europe-Peac Peace. Tickets
50c to be procured the Book Stores Music Stores and
at the Door. Dovl2-td
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MAKES Ploss bssa afeFialk nna IA Rtea VARSITY
WI wFuGshl Iron aaa Sissl Mead boards right as
len han8 Ftasa A. W. fufAAA, froEFissor
fWs sHaaF, Manager.
d suHle-ea
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GENTLEMENS' WEAR.
~ ESrs' Fns Csf Pump So BoOts;
II Gents' fine Calf Stitched
Gents' Fine Calf Double ssie
water proof
- Congress Gaters.
S,vks.
/" Orf1rd Ties, I"
These goods fron q me manufacsorgss IN
PAT sdrlplla Cab sc. 30 Pubic AqaAre.
cells sNYnER a VRrzRIL.
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DISSOLUTION.
SWEDISH LEECHES.
nRESS MAKING

TUsr received mesh supply Of Swedish Leeshes BY Ex-
j press For sals b. DEM0SELL bali.
Octai
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HARVEY, the great Philadelphia "CUTTER," being
obliged seek a genial climate In consequence Of
impaired health, has located himself at Room, Is
Cedar street, and viii take and show
Cloths Cassimers and Yesngs great variety from which
they may suI themselves Our Store is fall Of az
kinds Of READY MADE CLOTHING, aud the
stock furnishing goods surpassed Nashville
oet24-u CLIFTON ABBOTT.
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WAREHOUSE AND GROCERY STORE POR RENT.

LSo, large establishment well calculated for Wheel
n right or any kind OF Manufacturing business The
premises are situated Market street the public
Square. For further particulars apply to
nOY5 BENZ Y. SHIELDS Agent.
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River and steamboat News.

The river is still falling at this point, with
3I2 feet water on Harpeth Shoals.
There were no arrivals yesterday, but the
Umpire and City Of HuntsriLLe were looked
for last night.
The departures were the Sligo and Harfs-
ellie for the Mouth, aud the Ella for st. Louis.
The city Of HuntsUiLIe, ". Weaver Master,
will leave at y o'clock, NJ to-day for Cairo.
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also large Iot OF Copper Burs, and KVets and Lacs
Leather of all kinds.
All Of which viii be sold the reasonable terms for
Cash, by B. r. CUTTER,
No. So 4 So, cor. Broad and College SITS,
A..rr
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~ p. s.-we will keep constantly on hand Tn-smiths
Machines and Teo being Agents for Peek, Smith Co.,
southington, Conn. Isepi20-d6ml ?. W. NJ. co.
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FIRE WORKS.
CApnTNFc

CKY ROCKETS, asso rted Roman Candles, Fowerpo
- Bengolas, Torpedos, For sale a.
oetS0 J. g. 4 O. R0BHRTs0N'S.
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Charleston Marker.

MONDAY, Nov. 10, l P. M.->CoTToN.-There is
a good demand but irregular. Prices have declined
fc. Sales to-day 1900 bales at III TO l2tc.
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PITrsBURG, Nov IS, noon.-River 90 inches wa
ter in the channel by the metal mark and rising
slowly. Weather clear and mild.
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New Goods!
WANTED.

SO 0OO BUSHELS dried mutt Peaches and AD-
OO,OOO pies; 5000 lbs Ginseng b,0ee FeatAsrs,
for which the highest market price will be paid.
oct1s X. 0. BANDY.
r. O. BSndy will keep constantly hand large let %
Flour Of various and superior brands.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-08

RATIFICATION MEETING AT FITcHBURG.-
There will be great meeting at Fitehburg this
evening, of the citizens of Worcester North, to
ratify the nominations of Fremont and Dayton.
Judge Tyler of Connecticut, Hon. VIM. Evarts,
of New York, and other distinguished speakers
are to be present to address the meeting, and
great time may be relied upon Judge Tyler is a
grandson of old General Putnam, of revolution
AIRY fame, and nherits in no small degree the
personal appearance and enthusiastic love Of
Freedom that distinguished that early champio
of Freedom in America, and it will be well
worth journey to Fitchburg on foot to listen to
the patriotic appeals of this old man eloquent,
even if there was no other speaker but Mr..
Evarts, it is we'll known, is one of the most elo-
quent orators in the country.
An extra train of cars will be run from Wor.
eester, at o'clock this afternoon, for the accom-
mediation of those who wish to attend to return
Immediately after the meeting, at only one fare,
seoenty;tUe cents, to go and return. Quite
large delegation from Worcester will be present
on the occasion, and all the other towns upon the
route will without doubt be represented.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-08

The demolition by the Russians of the for.
tiGeauons of REM and Ismael is confirmed.
Workmen are employed under engineer off,
GERS, in levellng the walls, and sending the
stones to Odessa. The Russians say that the
Notifications they are destroying, were built
by themselves, and that they will give up the
fortress TO the Turks in the same condition it
was when captured bv Suwarrow.
Advices from Parma state that the Grand
Duchess, while attempting to leave her do.
minors, was arrested by Austrian military
authorities, and obliged to return to her capt.
tall On demonstrating, she was told the
government of Parma had called in Austrian
troops, and it was necessary that the Sovereign
should remain TO countenance their acts.
letter from Malta of June 18th. states
the Anglo Saxon legion is disbanded, and
part of them will go to Genoa, where thew
are engaged by the revolutionary party. whose
agents lave long been actively at work among
them, and supplying them with money
These agents openly declare that preparations
are going on in Piedmont most satisfactorily,
ami the Germans are secretly countenancing
them. Mazzini's agents at Malta, say every
thing is ripe at Naples for great movement.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-08

HE VICE PRESIDENCY. Certain individuals
have made themselves very busy, in circulating
false and untounded reports of their own con
cocting, in reference to the Vice Presidency, and
it is therefore well, in order to put all such at
rest to give circulation to the following para
graph from the New York Tribune of Monday.
" a Geographic dispatch from Washington.
dated July ), states that Judge Ruggles and
Charles Allen arrived there the evening preyi
Gus, and had been in consultation with
Speaker Banks and others to induce them to
withdraw Mr.. Dayton as the peoples candi
date for Vice President.
The Mr.. Allen referred to is not Charles AL
lent would take an acre of such to make
one Charles Allen and Charles Allen is not
man who goes on such ridiculous missions,
But that is not the main point which we de-
sire to put right. We will take This early &C.
casion to inform all those interested that Mr..
Dayton was nominated at Philadelphia with
out any procurement, interference or solicita.
ton of his own F.; and that unless Withdrawn
by the same gre5t Convention, reassembled,
or by death, he will stand, and afford the peo
pie an opportunity to pass upon the nomina-
ton lie Is lawyer and a statesman, and if
any small games at thimble rigging are to be
played, they will be played without his partic-
ipation. He halls from a mineral State, and
there is some iron in his constitution. If any
man is fool enough to think of going to Tren
ton to propose to Mr.. Dayton to decline, this
paragraph may serve to save him his Iare thith-
er and back
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-08


PRIZE FIeAr.--A prize fight took place on
Horse Neck Beach, Warwick Neck, last Sat.
urday. The parties, with their friends and
hackers. left the wharf in Providence, in a
sloop towed oy steamboat at nine clock in
the morning, under pretence Of going 70 n
clam bake. 1t is reported that the fiq6t last.
ed about tive minutes, when one of the mar
ties struck "foul blow" which broke thu
wrist OF his antagonist, and gave the money
to the wounded man. The fight was for $500
side. Their names were Barney Ford, of
South Boston, and Patrick Rafferty,, Of Bos
ton. There was a dispute on account of this
decision, ending in a miscellaneous fight, in
which pistols and knives were used but, an.
fortunateiy, none Of the rowdies engaged in il
were seriously injured. One man had h 8
watch aud $40 stolen coming back in the
sloop. They left yesterday in the steam buat
train for Boston, and had another extenpora.
neous fghtin the depot Pr0videaee Journal.
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ACCIDENTS PROM POWDER. Salem, on
the 4th. as the results Of careless use of gum
powder, Nathaniel Sayory, youth of eigh-
teen, had the iron rammer Of a pistol driven
through his hand a lad named Hiltz had one
OF his feet injured son of Mr.. Lefavor aud
boy named Perkins, were injured in the leg;
George Bedee, Of South Salem, had hand
badly shattered Daniel Eaton, Of South
Reading, visiting in Salem, had his hand Sc
verely injured Leverett Story was so badly
wounded IN TIE head that the operation OF
trepanniDg was required.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-08

jocings to-day-let tie fact have its full
weight through our lives-that in the origin
and destiny of our republic, the hand of the
Almighty Is plainly visible. In the fulluess
of time, it pleased him to send daring man
far over the waters, where no keel had ever
furrowed the blue plains, to new world,
where new ideas should be developed, new
institutions established, and new civlliza-
ton begun. Away from the poisonous touch
OF European intrigue, and the murderous
breath OF European cannon, our nation sprang
INTO life; where the hosts of tyranny must
wage unequal war. A wild ocean, not then
subdued by steam, rolled around US in the hour
OF peril, aud battled for freedom And God
gave us men worthy to found a republic
Deep IN his truth they sank its pillars and its
corner stone, and strove with skillfu hands
10 build the whole structure of the same i'm
perIshable material. Here thev rested when
war was done, and gave thanks for victory
ana tondly hoped that their children, to the
Femotest generations, would love it as their
town dear native home" Here are the urus
that hold the dust of the fathers; the,
statues, as they looked in the vgor of life;
the pictured battle-helds, where thev fought
against England's bravest warriors Here
hang the battered amor and worn uniform,
stained with their blood the torn banners,
'4iHV ob'SaihVu at tHe Ltdu OF Lnelr columns, IN
many hard fight; the scrolls on which they
wrote bold and true words, that still make the
nerves Jingle. Here, sheltered from the
storms of anarchy ana the fierce beams of tyr
amy, ale the shrines Of learning and Justice,
the trophies of science and art, the choicest
treasures OF every board, the most prosperous,
intelligent, happy and free people of earth.
The morning light of Christianity gilds all its
spires, and the hopes and prayers of every
friend of humanity are incense on its altar.
Shall it stand--or fall =
1t will fall from no external violence. The
Atlantic has indeed become highway but
a living flood, tide of fire and blood and steel
must be breasted and rolled back, before its
battlements can be scaled by foreiqa foe. 1t
will fall only when from being the temple of
Liberty, it shall have become her tomb. Let
us, then, mindful Gifts blessings, its costs. and
its dangers, guard we'll its deep foundations of
truth and justice. Then, and then onlv, will
freedom be perfect and safe, when human law
shall harmonic with divine, and the popular
heart shall beat response to the sentiment of
the old Scotch patriot !" will lay down nv
life to SERGE my country but l will not do a
base thing to saUe it F."
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-08

FATAL RAILROAD ACCOMMODATES. Sally
Goldthwait, of Smithfeld, aged rs years, was
instantly killed at Pawtucket Station, on the
evening of the Fonrth, in consequence of fall.
ing between the cars. She was passing from
one car to another, and missing her steps, fell
upon the track, and before the train could be
stopped, four cars passed over her body. A
ooroner's inquest held upon the body, re-
turned verdict Of ''accidental death,'-
Providence Journal.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-08

A Prolific TRAIN ,a-Tne advantages of a
professional education were signally manifested
on Monday, during the inward trip of the middle
train on the Worcester and Nashua Railroad
Conductor Brooks, whose services in similar
exigencies have twice previously been success
fully called in requisition. called upon TO as
sst at the advent of little passenger for whom
no ticket had been purchased, and who was
by no means to be entitled dead head"
Doctor Brooks was loudly cheeredby the passen-
gers for his skillful and successful management
Of the case.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-08

y, card Captain Timothy Bigeow,n alias Captain
hefsey, tenders his respects and thanks to the
Committee Of Arrangements for the eeIebrstor 90 nc
4 Instant or the sumptuous dinner provided for him
ana those under his command, and to His Honor the
aSur, ana al the speakers at the table for their COM
plimenary remarks and to Hon Ira NJ Rsron "a III ~
presentation OF valuable that occasion and
TO the City Marshal and those under his command for
ther Knd attention to U.S. and to the citizens geperav
uous predecessor, we return most SINCERE tLants
In behalf of the Minute Men. '''''"AS
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From the New York Evening Posi-. l
@30117 VIZ @'7'' TIT ~ V7TI1Ic NVsV.I
Charge of the Border Rufian BriSa

ChnFSe OF the Border Ruflian Brigade.
"Our forces amounted to eight hundred
strong. When we first reached Law
renee, not human being could be seem
In about an hour there gathered in the streets,
in front of the hotel, some hundred and fifty
men. When they agreed to surrender,
our men were marched down in front of the
town, and one cannon planted on their own
battlements. Cannon were brought in front
Of the house, and directed their destructive
blows upon the walls; the building caught on
fire, and soon its walls came with crash to
the ground. Thus fell the abolition fortress!'
Lexington (Border Rutfan) Union, the edi-
tor Of which was one Of the gallant eigh
hundred,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-08

No PLACE LIKE HoME.-We learn that our
fellow-citizen, John Morey, has returned to Wor
cester, after somewhat lengthy soiourn in the
Buckeye State and being fully convinced that
there is 'no place like home, he will be found
hereafter at the old stand on Foster street. (Which
has been so well conducted by John, Jr., during
his absence) prepared to shave without drawing
blood, and to cut hair and to furnish warm and
cold baths in the best style, as in "days lang
syne"
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Nos. los ana 5a ny A 4 + Il s;;r..,.
Worcester,

,,,,, oroeBter,
Which continues, heretofore TO be oonapcied , a.,
e PRICE SYSTEwD
me assortment Of seasouable Clothing h now verv
she' ana contains In Fr0uson, al the yarious stves %
ihienls now in vogue adapted t. all siges agra ma
uessons among Which are many styles Of superor tasts
nu TSauy, wen worthy Of discriminating notice The
7. Il, iolr ID A RTM ENT,
~ 10 unusually nl stock and will be found 10 he well d
sGSTryins the patronage Of the "nsng generationD
tom Dopartm emit,
~ Seuouu story) und,r the superutendence OF Mn.
tmAnhGs LANcHAhn, (who has been Icing and favorabv
h"wn IN tlls Community skiul artist) contnins
u te most extensive ami desirable assortment Of Pant
S.us neslngs, aid Coangs, that has been Cxhb.
u az ms establishment to which will he added the best
tes OF Foreign and Domestic fabrics fast as they
appear In MARKET which will he sold at low prices by The
peo" or yard, or made up to order In manner combine
ing excellence with beauty, and entire satisfaction guar
anteed.
To all persons disposed to become patrons to any de
parment Of the establishments beg leave 10 tender an
earnest that their interest less thau the
waits will thereby be consulted and general satisfaction
Nbundantly secured. A. Z. WARE
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-08

For FITGHBURG, Ho Those who intend
going to the Fitcbburg ratification meeting to-
night are requested to meet at the depot this
afternoon at 4 before 4o'clock for the choice of
marshal, SO that the delegation may march to the
Town Hall in body.