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THE MO n0DanT - !

A We wisbto make room for our new stock, to Ar
"a rive on the hrrt boat will dispose OF the re-
mAinder Of the stock bought from Mr.. Duke 1T and
below cost.
We win be glad to see NIL who wish bargains n
Boots and Shoes. I'll ELLIOTT co.
mch2ld
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JOHN r. noKAUm caAs. ". LOwaIE.
11O0N se@ ID Z LOW0IE,
A TT0KNEYs IT Law. once over she Banking
N House ef fiekiin L Lncas, ksokuk, lava.
feb27dn
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UNaTEO STATES HOTEL.
North W sss 0f The Rsbic 6qaass, Knoxville, Iowa,
J. II. BAYLY, Prepsistes.
uAVIN0 isassA and thoroughly renovated and
Il rsfasuishsd ths above house, the Proprietor II
detsrninsd 20 spare pains 70 naksi frst class
hosss Ny old fsissds ed the public generally afs
invitea - give ms call.
Auaust IL dSu
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hnsss. every nosa.y night :. !
O'clock, st Old Psliows' Hall, corner
Fourth and Main streets.
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M IHHS KEEV ES, Carriage Il !.
N1 Makers, havirg engaged ~ part
ners In the above business in All Its NV
branches, would respectfully solicitA
share Of public patronage.
n. B. All orders promptly attended TO, and oul
work warranted to give entire satisfaction. ShoI
BiondeAu Street, between 5ih and 9th sts, ksokuk
Iowa. septlTdtf
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hptweeh Main and johnson.
Jpn. oct3id
Dental sUR0EnY.
nR~ R. 8. BARBER would respect ~
II fally inforn his patrons and the
psblis gssssAlly, that he hss fitted up 1lly
. handsome suite cf reons. spArise
neither pains orc xpsnsc 10 make them elegant and
comfortable in the brick building, west side u 3D.
between Main and johnson streets ThAnkfsl for
past favors, he solicits continuance Of the same.
- Ailopera.ions warranted.
spr7sdiy
NJ. ~. Aacks, NJ. D.,
SUR GEON DENTIST,
City Of Ksokuk, Iovs, ,-OAce ON escondSt., between
Main and Johnson.
nR. H., In addition 20 the usual
Onethods sltsssstisg sstiecislssseG
Il 10 possession of The exclusive right ~Itx1oY
fos tAIs city e mounting the "esntins-
ess g. WA, !" = .aivsrss.;,' admired for sss'r
H.ls slso nssnsins teeth on ssss. PsrsA..
aps 10 1885 Awiy
T0E MCFARLAND ssOUsE.
FRONT ST ...........rT. MADISON, IOWA,
IL As hsaD snlasged and thoroaghly rsDovatsd,
i i aad 10 nov large and oomnedious ssaahlsh-
neat, sonvsAisst 70 tAs sisanbsst landing. and "
the very centre Of business.
The sndsrsigned hes farnishcd IL throughost In
the very best style, and trusts that long expert
snee in the business will enable him give gsasal
sstisfactiou.
UNsTED STATES HOTEL.
North sss of The Rsbtc 6qsass, Knexvills, Iowa,
j. II. BArLY, PrspsisGss.
HAVING lesssA and thoroughly rssovstsa and
- refasnishsd he sbovs hosss, the PropeSStor h
detsrninsd 20 spare - pains TO nAksit hrst Glass
hosss. Ny old fsissds ssd ths psbic generally ass
invited - give ~ , call.
Asxsst II dsu
oA ~ 4 = - =,
Wu1AAn WsxynR, Proprietor.
CoRNER Second and Cedar sHssss, Fort Asdi.
~ son, Iowa.
- bassas. taken to and from seas fsss Of
81 Stages leave this House daily for Ksokah
and Burlington. Jsne 3S, Ill.,
Z. .. .. 2.
X ROKUK Lodge No. ~. I. .. 0. r., -.
Ameess every Monday night At Q
o'clock, u Odd Psliows' Hall, corner
Fourth and Main stSesls.
PsshssAssssk LoAgs, No. -, I. o. O. y, meets ev.
sry Friday nisht - se'slosk, - oad Fellow HALL
arss and third Thussdsys of every noath, at .
o'cSeck ?. ~, q Oda Follow Hall.
Ali brsshrsn In good standing invited 10 attend.
nySdiy
4. =. ~ O. r..
BANNER Lodge No. rs, I. O. n 9. T., meets -
- every Friday Evsniss, at rsmpsrsncs
Hall, on Main street, at n o'clock. Au
meaben af tho order In god standing, ass
invited to attend.
my3o-dly
sBook-1iudery,
AND BLANK BOOK MANDATORY.
DLANk Books made and rslsd " any rsqsiret
- pattern. Court Rscosds, Jsssices' Dockets, A.
s.ssrs' bsoas, Poll Books, -, b.. fursisAsd .
ma Hooka. MaS.sinea nneic. "a. h.und ar -
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Ds. -. ssUsH LITTLE,

OS. -. 0USH LITTLE,
tl>sts Of Peanayivsaia,)
nFTRRs his professional ssrvisss 70 the eiessns
~ Of keokuk sud vicialty. He sAn be oonsulted
al tbs 81. Chaslss Hotel.
d.. ktale il graduate Of ths 6uiversity II Psnn-
syivsnis, and has the experience Of six ysars sx-
teusivs psasEies.
Jnly 81, I146-d
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AND BLANK BOOK MANUTACfORY.
DLANK Books made and rsisd V any required
- pattern. Court Rseorda, Jsssices' Dockets, As
sssssss' Bsots, Poll Beeks, -, Ac., furnished q
abort notice.
Old Books, Magazines, Mssic, Ae., bsund or re-
bound In any style desired.
- Ny Bindsry will bs foand on Second Street.
o.1: Z. - A.s:-=-= lSc - -. q yss nent -
|. Jaa. =. lsS4.-d IHAAO N. PIh1CR.
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WHOLESALE boots AND SHOES.
M Fall and Winter stock Of Doors, SHOES and
v1 bsoaASs Is now full and complete, TO which
fresh arrivals will continue to b. added as the srs
son advances The atteRtion Of the trade 10 mos /
respectfully invited, ~ ! am quite confident can
make IL to the interest Of dealers to purchase Of me-
at my new store, No. 81 Main Street, . few door
west Of N. SeAton 4 Sons.
W. r. THOMPSON.
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kENO0 4 WOOTToN,
ATTORNEYS At LAW,
ID EAL 10rATR and Tnvssting Agents. corner .
N second and Johnsoa stpssAs, Ksekak, Iowa.
Parties hsviaG sity " eosnuy prsp@ty Or aal4
xili pasass eater II % ouy ssgistss, asd oAoep De
iring to purchsss will please call and examine -
iss. snneoAff
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WANTED.
A COMFORTABLE Dwelling House, for which
"A will pay good price, and make payments "a
suit the parties.
sept5d WIN. n. AUSTIN.
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Psshsshstuok Loags, No. -, /. o. o. ,. y.,mssts cv-
sry Friday night - oslosk, at Odd felloWs Hall.
P1ehsehataek 1nsa1pnsnt, No. Z, meets - the
arse and third Thussdsys of every nonth, at
O'Clock ?. H., at Oda Fellow Hall.
Ali brsehrsa In good standing invited 10 attend.
my9dly
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And 0o0oB0l varaoeY store.
OPPOSITE THK ATHH0 bum,
WE are now resolving The cheapest and best stock
w Of fashionable closks, shawis black silks bon
nets, ribbons, 6owcrs, embsoidsfes new style trim
mings, velvet ribbons, WOODEN and cashmerc ho-
siery, merinos, deianC, lustses, ealicos, wooisn,
linen shirts and sollsr,, bleached and unbleachsd
musiins. Irish linsas, bleashsd and ae ehlesehsd
tAbae cloths aaA AAphins, head drssses and hraids
hssssleAs q svefy variety, psrfumery, bair and
Of which viii s. cold u New Fork prices.
N. B. We Asvs engaged the services Of one Of the
hest oloak uakers Fast . condast ear s0sk depart
mant. CloAks cut without charge when the aats-
rials aes bought in ths store.
nnYNOi.nss - ,zsitIsT IS1aess, Wz0NHK
n. - Wehr welt; For Sale ~
oet. llth, 1 CAVE DAIL1Y.
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j. y. L.H
WM. H. AUSTIN 4 co.,
WH0LESALE 0ROCERS, PRODUCE DEALERS, 1
Co0nission Merchants,
No. l0o Main street.. et,................KEOKuK, Iowa.
sept5-d
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A TTOKyKY q Law, viii prsctles 10 Lee and tA<
"A ss9oinisg counties, Aad IN the saprsns Cssrt
Ofhcs With P.w Pottar, xAa, up stairs, on Aaiu
street, bet. "a and &tt-
Refers 10 Aessrs xsasvic, ChittendsA 4 Co., Col
SsDi B. Curtis. Bsras Rsntgen, Coz : Shelley.
and Pe0f. =. n. 6aafOrA. fssgixA1y
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sHrr DAILY rsox prss 2, EAST .lvEs, sxw rosx.

MercAssAse Trasspsrfed to all payts Of the West aad
yoeth- Wet.
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M1LLE8 BECK,
A TTOkNEYR 1t Law and Solicitors Ia ChAn0sry
"A Agents for the invssigation Of LASd Titles ~
The purchase and sale OF Real kststA vtiI hsrsa
Ter practice In and regularly Aftssd tbs Dlstsi
Courts Of Keoksk asA ". Madissn, aad Of tho 9th,
sonntiss Of the Fisst Jsdicial District Of lows
will also pssetisc ia she Sapes1e Cosvs Of tAs 0eaa
~. Msdsson, Feb. ~, 1SS5.--dA.
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City Drug Store.

WhOlesals and Rss0il DrN0gsa,
BURROWS Block, south side Main street, n
ID keokuk. Having purchased thsstosk sS
J. 81. Il. Stewart and added IL to my previ-
GUS stock, and having ordered additional sup-
pies from the East, onsblsd 10 O6sy 70 the city
and country trade one Of the most complete stocAi
to be- found in the city. Purchasing glsss, varnish
ss and other leading articles from the naaufassur
era, can sell upon tho most favorable terms t.
wholesale purchasers.
Particular attention given TO compouEdisg Vhysi
alan 4 pyescr,pt,ons lnchisd
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ail kind. kept eonssantiy on hand and to-
ShipstaG. &c., at the City Mills Store.
sept5-d W. II. AUSTIN 4 co.
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y. =. cor ELM,
EvORWARDfN0s snd Commission AsrchasA uAele-
l. sale dealer in 0soessias and Produes, No. u -
vse, Keokak, Iowa.
lag haGinsos. April n, l66l.-AAw
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-01
TUES DAY, APRIL 1.1sa 6.

Clark, and but one of them has visited the schools
this winter. Mr.. Dickinson has been in. often.
and has shown that he has felt lively interes
for them, more, perhaps. by his desire for their
comfort and convenience, than by his addresses,
for he is gentleman that DIES not make many
speeches to children. The teachers have had a
very laoorous term, but have all come out 4" as
good as new" and viii be ready, at the end of
TOUR weeks vacation, to resume their labors.
The parents have begun to wake up, and the
more we get interested in the sch oos, the better
schools we shall have, for maintain shat we have
the power to make good teachers and good
schools, and, just in proportion as the parents
feel interested, will the school stand in the scale
of ups and downs.
The Primary department has been under the
charge OF Miss James. We have visited this
school several times, and can say that no school
that has ever come under our observation, has ex-
ceded this, for good order, and the teacher has
succeeded in interesting her little ''family." Miss
Eaton has had charge of the next in size, and,
with confidence we can say, that she is a teacher
who IS gentle" capt TO teach,' andshas sue
ceeded in her school to the satisfaction oil all.
Miss Willard, the accomplished teacher of the
hrst school, has been untiring in her efforts to
raise the character of the school from what it has
been heretofore, but she has had many difficulties
TO encounter Large toys, you know, are some
times hard to govern, and especially if they are
not properly governed at home; but Miss Willard
has succeeded beyond the most sanguine expec-
tatlons of the friends Of this school, and we most
confidently assert that this school will compare
with any other school in the city, of the same
grade. In conclusion let me predict little more
favorable report of our schools in our next Com
mittee's Report, than we had in the last,
VISITOR.
New Worcester March RI
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The Wilmington (Delaware) Gazette
says; We have been informed that a gentle.
man in this city has seen letter from Hon.
John NJ, Clayton, in which he says he cannot
support the nomination Of Mr.. Fillmore. and
that, when an opportunity offers, he will give
ms reasons for Withholding his aid from the
Know Nothing nominees.
We do not believe in political preach
ing; But we think that clergyman in War.
wick made happy turn last Sunday, when
he SAID "my brethren wish YOU 20 vote
Just as you pray. If you pray for slavery and
intemperance vote for them; if you pray far
neeuom and temperance vote for them. We
don't know ofany way of getting over This
except by saying that politics have no proper
place IN the pulpit = Providence Journal.
Ibe ladies of Greenburg. Indiana
haysyote TO appoint committee ofone nm
bred, selecting, Of course, the prettest, 10 visit
al the liquor shops in town and try by nkind.
ness aud affection to influence solielg 10 anti
the business 1ui'
The late Henry Parish, of New York
lett by his viii the sum oil 300, 900 10 vayons
benevolent Institutions. Among them wos
$4,000 to the American Bible Society. ''
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-01

NATURALIZATION LAw-The following act of the Legis-
ature went into effect March 18th, 1856.
Be enacted by the Senate House Representatives
in General Court assembled and by the authority of the
same, as follows:
Section l. The Supreme Judicial Court, the Court Of
Common Pleas, the Superior Court Of the County of Su
70 when held for the transaction of civil business shall
entertain and decide upon applications of aliens for nat
uralization
Section q All proceedings upon application for naiur
aizaion shall be held in open court and be made matter
OF record and be entered upon the docket of the
at the term when the primary application declaration
is mace and also at the term when the final application
or declaration is made
Section B. So much of the twentyeghth chapter of the
acts of the year one thousand eight hundred and fifty
hVe as inconsistent with this act is hereby repealed
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-01

WEsTBoRoUGH.-The house of Mr.. Joshua
N. Mellen, of this town, was entered last
Wednesday night, and twenty dollar gold
piece and six dollars in bills. were taken from
the pockets CT the clothes in the room where
the family were asleep. The rogues were dis
covered in the house, but, on hearing the
family on the move, they escaped through
the back door of the house before they could
be secured. A trunk in an adjoining room
was opened, doors unfastened and left open,
and burnt matches scattered about the rooms
of the dwelling
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:
The e5ve,,Terg ZTe,77crI g75scr,,,,,.,, ,,- ..o
Age MR. EEttNFDv ~ lsSh is 49,; ~ - ne
our common asture Weeds ray1,aTy tbat c,,o a o,
kind of Enrrnr foTo ne yro~st T 10y
pironle IIa ~ - - !; - "5i 70 ooliinon
never failed except IN two cases dbunder fnoa ne
has nory ;r lfs af - Nl is hulioll ne
Is vaye al S sf oyf KITE s| 70 RandTed
Two bottles ia warrante5 n cnrs a yrsiTo yo r+h
One to three bottles win c,ye The worse 1 as s ;I
on the face,
Two or three bottles will clear M, svstero Of bfes
rco,+I ~ ,ni W ouie @ie "o1sb cshAef 10 Ihe
Three r. FIVE bottjas 10 r,rr,r+.s >. ,..o So
of Erysipelas. - s'~A' ''' "0ts' case
One IN two bo4tlos % ,,,.os =. =, =,
eyes '''-''' W '''i' Oh "1'liH IN Una
Two or three bottles ia warranted to o,.,o ~. . a.,
pcrate case of rheumatism sA'o '''o AlOs' 0es
Two bottles is warmed "a c,re
botches among the hsir, 1'''iis % INC ears ano
Fodrs to SIX bottles is warranted to corrupt and
iuoulliF ULCERS:
One bottle will care scsly eruptons Of the skin
Two or lhfee bottles ID warranted to the worst case
OF T T,ng~oI or
aIse o e1r bottles IS warranted to salt rheum
~ 70 eig eoes VIM cure the worst scrouia
a Is Always experienced from The first bottle and
perfect cure 10 warranted when the above quantity is
car p Nm ,.,,,.,
psuaea over thousand bottles Of this in the
81 @ " eseon know the eneets OF it in every case
b @ "eeeA WIZ eAtihkn ish nfe, SO sure VIII this cure
t 9.ep al y Ways speaks Tor ITSELF There
ars maj H go M , es aefs 2 me surprising
nlentv ana ,e9 ~ ~ pslres' N GONE places quite
cI az ~ ies vae mas never oeen known until dis
b = Io7o seen, mat II Should cure all kinds
- ~ st Yen II 2 Gnlafen year cid, up to old
III hite - gu se nohehest Won - IN Boston, up to
No 5ay ~ 5;t anu u an Gas me cure is certain.
yet ba = q me eese you can
S;Ssoges - 81 i ieIp |nea mered IN sweet OIL
5olaloes sWeihhg OIL the eek and under the
''i T,ra a.Ss ~ emu IN ~. ,,..,.
5 JSto'ts W oSe. Aduit, o. table spoonful per
s 10y s4aen oyer eigh years, desc spoonful children
he ann];csbIf 70 -, , sloohh as no airecuoncan
m bp, ~ az oo's'tutlohs, Ia enough to operate
on o'Tete t"ioe d oSy.
ssI eeoy gives personal attendance bad cases OF
SOI ni1,
Warren Straat 9b ~ pVN AID AENNEDY 40
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-01

The EMIGRATION to the West. this season
will perhaps exceed what it has been any nre.
vious year. There are more going from the
rural parts Of New England than from the
seaboard; bat there is no class that does not
contribute to swell the tide, and Essex Coun-
~ Will yield her fair proportion. Lin New
Hampshire, the emigration Of Elk Governor
Baker has given the fever to many Young
men with " HON he was popular. Mr.. Baker
has purchased large tract of land about 1877
miles west of Chicago, aud will form quite a
New England settlement there. He has a
party Of over forty mechanics, to start in few
days from Concord, N. H.-Neobwgport Her.
did,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-01

PoDuNK PoND.-We dined, on Monday, from
the seven pound p;ckerel that was recently caught
in that celebrated Pond in Brookield where pick
erel grow to the size of 'man eaters" 1t was
baked by Messrs, Leadworth, Witt, & Co., in the
admirable style of cookery, of their model es-
Enlistment, which is rendering "The Lion
favorite resort for hungry people for miles
around. With Forbush for caterer, and Maurice
for cook, the Lion is destined to shine, alongside
of the best institutions" of its kind in the
country.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-01

The MIssING STEAMER PACIFIC. All hope
seems to be abandoned that the steamer Pa
citic, which sailed from Liverpool Jan. 23d,
will ever reach port. Her officers and crew
numbered one hundred and forty one persons,
and she had forty passengers on board
among whom were Mr.. r. K. Haight, pro-
prietor Of the st. Nicholas Hotel, New York,
and Mr.. Augustus IRVING, U. S. Secretary of
Legation to st. Petersburg and his wife
Mrs. Erving is daughter of Seth wyman,
of Shrewsbury, in this county, and was a
highly intelligent and accomplished lady. Her
loss win be deeply felt by large circle of
friends in this vicinity, as well as in Hartford,
where she resided with her husband several
years. 1t appears that the insurance on the
Pacific is very large; the amount on the ship
is 5000, 0o0- half in the United States and
half in Europe; the freight money is insured
for $4,000. Her cargo consisted Of six or
seven hundred tonss valued at 81, 500, 0OO.--
Most of this was insured. The total insur.
anee amounts to over $4,000
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-01

STORE OF GRAIN AT THE WEsT.-A writer
in the Oswego Palladium gives an estimate OF
the present stores of flour and wheat On Lake
Ontario and the Upper Lakes, confirming
the common opinion that ''a very large pro-
portion Of the last years crop is still III the
hands Of the producers, both in Canada and
the West, owing to the decline in prices and
bad roads, and will not be likely to come out
very early this Spring" The total quantity
in store at variety Of places specified. ia. NO.
cording to his estimate, SAC, 900 barrels Of
-four, and l,5S4,0O0 bushels of wheat.
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The FRENCH LANoUAoE.--By referring to the
advertisement Of Mons. and Madame Borel, in
another column of to-day's paper, it will be seen
that very favorable opportunity is offered to
those who are DESTROYS of commencing CT contin-
ming the study of the most refined and polished
Of all modern languages--a language embodying
the richest, most comprehensive and brilliant liter
ature in existence Aside from this, the French
language is every day getting to be regarded as a
more and more desirable part of an accomplished
education, and is more and more indispensable to
the scholar, to the traveller, and in many places
even to the man of business.
Mons. and Madame Borel having enjoyed ex.
cellent advantages in their own country, are, in
every respect, deserving Of patronage, and we
hope that those Of our citizens who desire, will
improve this opportunity to acquire knowledge
or a more thorough knowledge, of what is, to
great extent, the language Of wellbred society in
Europe, and of travellers everywhere. We will
only add, that Mons and Madame Borel have been
engaged in teaching French in Worcester during
the last year and half, and with remarkably
good success,
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LOCAL NEWS.


Our city subscribers will find their bills for the
Daily Spy all ready, at the counting room, this
morning and we wish to remind them that by
calling at the office and paying the same, they will
confer special favor It is no small job to send
a collector to the stores or residences of our city
patrons, who number. at the present time, thou
sand strong, for the amount of our dues and we
hope there are very few who will not give heed to
our modest request, to . pay the printer .
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-01

The LATE FINANCIAL "OpERATIoN'' IN
STATE sTREEr.-The Traveller says that the
$4,000 missing from the Suffolk Bank day
or two since, was in the foreign money de-
partment of that institution. The clerk in
charge says that he placed it in the trunk at
night as usual, which trunk was placed in the
sste, but it was gone the next day. 1t con.
sisted of bills upon a Newburyport bank
$1,000 are missing from package sent from
the Suffolk Bank to the Monument Bank,
Charlestown.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-01

ARNoLD's VITAL FLUID.-Ihis is a prepar.
alton entirely distinct from the Gobuies, but
have all their medicinal virtues except eathar-
tic power, for which laratice is substituted.
1t is well to take them in eonnection-the
Globules at night, and the Fluid through the
day. Thus humors are annihilated, and then
cleansed away, and vitality is given to both
mind and frame. Lassitnde and debility which
the first warm weather brings, may be either
prevented or banished by their vitalizing, life
giving power
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-01

FATAL ACCIDENT Rufus Greenleaf,
brakeman on the Boston and Lowell Railroad,
was killed instantly On Saturday afternoon,
while the train was passing through East
Cambridge. He jumped from the train at a
moment when an in bound train was passing,
was struck by the locomotive, and dashed to
pieces. He leaves wife and one child.
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Tor $780, 600 claimed TO be due from him, as
balance of his accounts as Purser in the
Navy. The case Yves tried at Trenton. last
week. and resulted in a verdict, on Saturday,
in favor of Gov. Price, for $l95, 900, leaving
$4,000 more. claimed by him, to be adjusted
by Congress, which could not be legally set
tied by this suit
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CoNTRADIcToN OF THE RuMoR OF BRITISH
TRooPs ORDERED TO CANADA. The United
Service Gazette-a well informed military au-
thority published in London-has the follow
ing in its last issue:
"We are enabled to state, from authority,
that no orders have been issued for the return
to England Of regiments from service in the
Crlmea that no directions have been given
for the embarkaton ofregments to Canada;
and also that no orders have been given to the
brigade of Guards to send any more, drafts to
the East"