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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-12-27
BUSINESS CARDS.
EASTERN
Carriage Repository.

n=E,rz l'IE Alyord Carriage Manufacturing
oS1e j Company having located a branch
fprsgs for the sale Of their Carriages in the City
A-,o Of Ottawa, H., beg To inform the citizens
Of La Sale and adjoining Counties and the people Of the
West generally, that they have hand and receiving
from their MANUFACToIiY IN CONNECTICUT good
assortment of Carriages, consisting in part Of ocka
ways Sliding Seat Top and no Top Buggies, of different
styles. Concord Bugges, Sc made from the very best
material and in neat and worknanlike manner, which
will be sold reasonable terms Dealers and all wishing
TO purchase will find IL to their advantage 10 call and
mine our stock before purchasing elsewhere. From
long experience in ile manufacture of Carriages feel
confident that We give entire satisfaction All work
warranted.
We have also connected with Repository shop for
doing E kinds of repairing which will be done at short
noticeand in the best manner.
Store fe doors West OF the p o., on Main street.
For reference, enquire Of AEInuR locEwouD, hsq
Jun ii-ly" H. W. JONES, AgeRt
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"Miss, will you take my sinister arm ?"
eyes, sir, and you too. Il can't spare but
the arm, Miss" replied the bachelor
"Then," replied she, 81 shan't take it, as my
motto is, go the aehole hog or nothing"
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Sash Door. and Blind Factory.


ETOCLD inform the pulic uiat ne i now making NJ
Ssf his Factory on the Hydraulic Basin the Ci-
~ Mills superior articles OF Doors Sash. and Blinds.
of finish and durability viii compare ayorably with any
in this market
Builders and invited to give me can before
purchasing elsewhere. am sure mar can nner hena
inducements to buy of me. a. r. SAeS HALN.
ottawa October 25. 1856.
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WHY COMMON SENSE Is KARE.-1t is often
said that no kind Of sense is SO rare - com.
mon sense; and this true, simply because
common sense is attained by oil far more,
and as a natural gift far less, than most 9TH
er traits of character. Common sense ID
the application Of thought to common things,
and it is rare because most persons will net
exercise thought about common things. II
some important affair occurs, the people try
then to think, bHt to very little purpose
because, not having exercised their powers
on small things, their powers lack develop.
ment necessary for great ones. Hence,
thoughtiess people, when forced to act in an
affair of importance, blunder through it
with no more chance Of doing as they
should than one would have OF hitting
small or distant mark at shooting match,
if previous practice had not given the pow
er of hitting objects that are large Or near
E2enents of Character.
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'Tinton exclaimed an Irish sergeant 10
his platoon "front face, and tind to row
call! AS many of ye as is Presint VIII "a.
Here! and as many of ye as is not Pres'h'
will saw Absent! ="
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When doing what is right. the heart is
b,sv and becomes better every day, DAT
when practising deceit, the mind labors and
every day gets worse.
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Mark Well.
NeW Tailoring Essahii slmenl

TIE undersigned having located in Ottawa would
specially inform its inhabitants and vicinity that he
has opened shop in the room lately occupied Tele
graph office, in Reddck block, for the purpose of Gus
tom Tailoring in all its branches. Having had much
perirnce in several of largest cities, both cutter
and maker, fatter myself that my work shall not he
surpassed. either for elegance Of style neatnes- of
workmanship. this side
charge shall meet with pronp:ness and despatch.
N g-Cuiting done and a fit warranted.
iun2S ASHTON
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The TESTIMONY OF A PoLrrrcAL OPPONENT

The TESTIMONY OF A PoLIrrCAL OPPONENT.
The Albany Evening Journal one Of tho
leading organs of the Black Republican party
thus speaks of the retiring administration
1t is but simple justice to say that SO far AZ
the financial interests Of the country ars,con-
nected, they kave been managed with ability
and integrity. Tlough overrued frequently
in matters of appointment, the President has
sod by Gov, rnor Marcyin his enlightened
and fearless discharge of the responsible
duties of the State Department.
ContraStcd With the administration Of Ty-
ler and Fillmore, in all that belongs to the
proprieties of high station that Of Gen.
Pierce presents a clean record. Nothing OF
the nepoti,m of those eras disgraces the
present. Gen. Pierce has not followed the
bad example Of hunting up and pensioning
all sorts of relatives, partners and depend.
ants. The Post Office Department has not
been, as when in the hands Of "Fillmere,
Hall q Haven,"a convenience for polite
lazayoni. Nor has there been during Gen.
Picrce's administration either back stair
entrance to the White House, or ''kit;hen
! cabin net "
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MRS. GRAY

YYYOIIID inform tie public that she SIM continues
w give lessons the piano guitar ana melcdeoh.to
Also jnstruction in thorough bass Lessons given at
her place, at Amasa Fosters rest of the sdo-
cut, and at the residence Of pupils. Sah u
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THE undersigned having purchased the shop and stock
Gevell Finley. where he intends to carry the
business extensive scale. lie has hand and
is always in receipt Of the best quality Of American lta
liam and Egyptian Marble for Head Stones. Tomb Stones
Monuments. Nantes. Furniture &C As he has of
the workmen in the western country, he feels
sured that he can up anything in his line superb
or stve together with low prices he feels assured that
he will give aI those who favor him with their support
entire satisfaction.
n. T. Orders from distance earnestly solicited and
nrop,ptIv attended 10. JAMES WILLS.
OTTAWA, March 5. 1856
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DIR. R maintained that poverty was a
virtue. "That is making virtue OF neces-
sity," said bystandcr,
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<arIEEs.ENG NEW.

In .fqrira''"rat rHf Uo~fscniturEl Store
IN OTE'SNN
W0TI ~a-.rt'iv inform 'lc citizens % ottawa aud
III. surrounding towns il.t .rs just oferiu store
ON La ~l. ST.. ..rs...y occupied ~ N.n-t Gibson,
an! v,'d -,r, rig Patronage o' Farmers aii "ireT-
I shall constantly hand @s-0rtiIl.lt OF ~
-i.-tlE, -f-fl Iuillrfl-r.- md MACHINE
ALSO. Woui.n Wii"S and Cedar WARE and Gar
den Fi-.i aud Flower seeds.
.I+rb T. ". CU ANBERLAIS.
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AUCTION! AUCTION |.

f lie subscriber most respectfully offers TO the nhabit
n ants OF OTTAWA and surrounding country his SER
vices City Auctioneer and Commission Merchant for
t. sale Df Real Estate Horses Carriages Dry Coods
Furniture, &c, &C. assuring those who m.y favor him
yritb their commands that honorable effort will n.
wanting to eject good sales aud prices Cash advances
m he made (if neede,i) good. consigned for immed
sale Store, north side OF Main street nearly oppo-
si,e the Pos; Office JAS. LANCASHIRE
Gas. W. KESr, .Srlesmdr. Ottawa, October 4,ls56.
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A new machine has been invented snss
will m.nufacture out of lead, two hundred
buIlets. Of four different kinds, in one minute.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-12-27

Eastern f.sjiIffrr For sale!
II" has received rfg- stock % leather lsr IN and
winter trade. cplI--t5aE part "f
Hcruf"cE and sis' -..--r sole leather,
oak and hemln~a srp-r.
CrawtoTG'- PA!a- sp and calf
tIIrIfia Zip. good common kip and cali,
Grained II'p-r- rs---l ali p.i.a .lailu-s,
Boot, morocco amp Esa.y iiu.-
PleIr opera r.f and string leather :JT tr-sing
S.a-slakt4'- At aud auai-
A.waE- '- hand .a a--HrtElrrf or -.--'a0lsEs h1N
Frrurh c. patent leather. and Morocco boots. lad-
ui---s', ami gltry's boots and shoes, and made %
Ter
:ls1 leather lasts boot trees criup boards hammers,
VjI -r-, Aryesr and iilIEs generally u-eI il the bus
- grrrr = zone ~ usual September ;.
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Flaming and Saving Hill,

TIE undersigned have g. Day entered into part
] nersi.fD IN tr- aLa-. bHsre-- under tl- hrf1 Of
KNIGHT a EATuBJS
They prepared To- furnish. dressed flooring and
siding at th-i5 establishment t.e hydraulic basin in
Ottawa nf superior workmanship, their triumph
machine, in any quantities, aud si prices pur
ci,a~eGs. Tl-y vii do custom work, O.: planning and
saving short notice. Dressed aud uulres-rd Lumber
constantly Ca hand n reduced each prices Come and
y. \. KNIGHT.
jais5-i.. 7 Il. EAIUBUN
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MILL - j. L y.
,;,yg. Nffs e t.'taf,, st.-Nr Grs ggs otd 'tFnG
MISS SARAH AVERY
NJ vicinity f.a' have jG~ returned from Ne" orA
ri f.. r---- and best -ry-- "t NlLllNkIA- consist
fr- f rrt u. t-.- ft--r. Hats Ribbons. Flowers
Planes ard l.re-s Jlp-. Al-D- -g~uI lot 81 Bridal
Nrtl- from one ,0 IN dollars. large assorimen; Of
Hosiery. J.e-s Hoods e. &C.
Nv object ii ,urr- Nrv York 10 purchase Millinery
ts,Is IL the place pay cash down for my Goods
.. ftv clier than t'u,, Wlu buy in Chicago can
c.- ',..r fashions a.d later styles. se better
article q cd, cheaper. and consequently can offer IN
d-c-lets l-lsss Of U--aTa equal to any eastern
CIV.
I-1e- PIE caT nd ny stock, and hatier my
s.lr yng w.i not be disappointed ~
SAEAii ~ F-lti-
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E.srfk>hIs,s,

ssTiE subscriber beg call attention hi. Buclskin
=. Establishment on Main So next house w-si oi Ma
g., oire. Tanned buck-sius, all kinds Of bucAskin
gyse, vLp lasbps &c, always hand aud sold low
prices.
Cash PAID fpr deer skins. Tjuue-tf1 HENRY RAPP
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NEW ENGLAND BAKERY
4. ". SANFORD.
NAxuFACTuREG or ALL VARIETIES or
Rread GA Il O. and Cr1ck crs

on .NiIisoR, mar IolH1DbUs Street, OaItrd H;HOis
= prepared to furnish at the shortest notice. n
~ very superior article Of sugar, soda Boston Butter.
Water. Pic Nc Wine, and Ginger Crackers, Plot and
Navy Bread.
\, DO husine-s strictly Cash basis and have
~ facility or Mtnu'aciuringI am enabled TO sell low
Is any other House ia Tire West.
All kind, OF Fancy aud Wedding Cake kept constantly
on lrsud and made To- order. tguy29i e. W SANFORD
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WE prepared 20 i a'i orders oi Coal i"r L.
w rily Use, az - Pr ton. Ot Eooi article
BE- procured az IL -ae Co. Bars-3ut- ~. please
take notice working huge beds. one
expressly Cor black E-utinE purposes known strawns
Coal Please give Us call-we vii sci! you prime qua
lily
All persons wishing contract for their winter stock
o. Coal or We od can do by calling oic- the
fasln. at e yard oTpo..t- the GeiZ-r House
aGgjp :. WARNER lIiRDING & co.
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OTTAWA STONE YARD.
IT
aaiisasn'> Family Grocery.

Superior S~sS-. Rn-EGrd', HitGog Establishment
SToNEcrt ?" al patterns and dimensions.
Athens and Joliet ~joI. fsT sale, all delivered order
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OTIS G.. DAY * co.'s

GENERAL IGE.NTT iNiJ LIND OFFICE
Waterloo. Black Hawk Co. Iowa.
fyfE subscribers wo.li iD'. the public that they have
opened Office Waterloo. where they will 10 all
business entrusted to their will PTompIuess Land
entered hy cash warrant; TaNe- paid and collections
made il Northern Iowa. Money invested joint in;e-
Persons wishing "a invest money IN the West d-.ir
iIs Information" may depend upon faithful and prompt
attention iuyl.
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L L NJ 3 L II .
sYONEW EEES.

.Sguft-EIst Corner T Main anil Columbus Streets,
OTTAWA, ILLINOIS.
- Wholesale and retail manufacturers 4
E.~IA dealers in all kinds OF
GIp3SIf Harness, SI0Il,s. ErsSles, Martin
~ tz-s5A gdie~, Trunks T'Iiisss,
kILs..SA Carpet Bags, Whip Lashes, Collars,
Mllter., G.rt.- Slrcn:..s SC.
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DOCTOR IlcNAJEAEsi,

U0DtGOJGthtst.
24fT fee heretofore ~ ir visit Oce consult
- cents Medicine included iu both c-ses
:, 5ifc. iu NattiICer'- B'ock, ti,!rt floor Jan 70
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(HLsissIH M" s>ff'g-"H-
From the Na=sacl ft- General aud Pennsylvania Hos
paI- would To Tie citizens ~ L. sale County
that n las Iocaiei Lise,; Prominently N ottawa, for
tie practice ~ lis profession
share Of tn. public patronage i respectfully 'o-
sitcd
Me Post CfiCe-
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DIR. D.D. THOMPSON.
G.. HARD. ". h..
II. VI. NcARTHUE., VI. ID.

Physician Tad S'fyOso1-'FfT1rd, IiSHOts-
Oficr ~ Glover 4 Cooks Brick block.
Residence corner OF Madison and Clinton streets
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Surgeon DsH;iSt-OsIlrg, HIS.
Artificial teeth without gums. put upon tile
mast approved principles at reasonable prices
Rooms Nattinrer'- Block south 0i Court House
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-08

TRAvEL TO EuRoPE.-The New York Con-.
rier and Enquirer publishes statement Of the
number of passengers conveyed 70 Europe
during the last four months by the ocean
steamships. The aggregate exceeds SIR thou
sand. OF this number 1917 were carried from
New York to Liverpool by the Collins line in
eight trips; 1927 by the Cunard line in nine
trips; 604 from Boston by the Cunard line in
nine trips to,al to Liverpool, 359s. From
New York TO Bavre. Lvingston's line. in five
trips, carried ola; the French screws. In three
tilps, S43 the Cunard screw Emeu. ~ total
to Havre, 1894. To Bremen and Sontbamn.
ton, in four trips, S2l were earned; to HayTe
ane Southampton, one trip, 1856; to Glasgow
two trips, 424. Grand total 6273.
1t might have been added TINT ,he \;
monthly line OF steamers between Pbladoi.
phia and Liverpool have carried out upwards
Of 200 passengers during the yeor, and the
semi-monthly line of Canadian stenmers
which was resumed IN the latter part of April
has carried about hundred passengers al
each trip. OF these, many were citizens of
Western States. The Philadelphia line is
soon also to make semi~monthly passages.
Advertiser
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-08

FoLTIcAL.-A correspondent of the Boston
Journal, dating from Upper Coos, Colebrook, N
H, Aug. 4, says -
" Here in this Gibralter of New Hampshire
Democracy and Border Ruffansm, we have some
encouraging signs. A party of sixteen roters, on
a fishing excursion to Lake Umbagog, took vote
for President, to day, with. the following result:
Fremont IA, Buchanan O. One of the above voters
for Fremont resides in Lancaster, Pa, the home
of Buchanan. Six of the above who voted for
Fremont voted for Pierce in 1852"
The American Organ (Fillmore) published at
Washington, thus speaks of the prospect in Penn
sylvania =
In Massachusetts, and Pennsylvania things at
present look dark and gloomy. 1t seems now
more than probable that Fremont will carry Penn.
sylvanla unless the Buchanan men will unite up.
on Fillmore, and it is supposed that State pride
will prevent them from doing this, even in view
of the now obvious truth, that there is no other
mode of saving Pennsylvania from Fremont"
We see it stated that the Fremont men of New
Hampshire to hold "protracted meeting -
at wofboro', on the 18th, 10Th, and S0th of this
month.
Thd morning express train from Albany to Bos
ton, on the 7th inst, was thoroughly canvassed
while on its way, and the result stood as follows
Fremont 43, Buchanan 10, Fillmore 4. Ladies
all for Fremont saves.
The following vote was taken on the Western
Railroad, between Albany and Pittsfeld, Aug.
9TH Fremont Al, Buchanan s, Fillmore 5 -
Another, taken on the cars on the New York Cen
trial Railroad, between Rochester and Syracuse
Fremont 81, Buchanan "a, Fillmore 81.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-08

THE CLAPPvILLE FREMONT CLUB had an
other good meeting on Wednesday evening, the
9Th inst. 1t was addressed in a very acceptable
manner by Hon. A. Bugbee, of Worcester, who
treated the political questions of the day in a
spirit of candor and with ability. He was fol.
lowed by Rev. B. N. Bullock, of Leicester, who
kept up the interest of the meeting until past 10
o'clock. Mr.. ]. H. Symons finely sung a suit
able song respecting certain journey that Bully
Brooks did not take to Canada The choir, as
usual, added to the interest OF the meeting.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-08

CONCERT THIS EyENING.-We understand that
the Hardy family, whose musical talent is known
to many of our readers, have volunteered their
services to aid Mr.. Brown at Brinlsy Hall, this
evening, thereby adding to the variety. and con.
sequenty to the attractions of his concert. Mr..
Brown is one of the most attractive concert sing
ers in New England, and draws large audiences
wherever he goes. He keeps pace with the spirit
of the age. and portion Of his performances be
ing adapted to the circumstances of the times.
never fail to "6riag dorm the house" Particular
pains has been taken on the present occasion to
get up first rate entertainment, and, as his tick
cts are pnt at the low price of 10 cents each, we
trust he will have crowded house
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-08

name the first requisite which Colonel Ere
mont had for the Presidential chair.
g Well, was the reply, "you would not
probably care much for what Colonel Ere
mont's friends say about the matter, so I will
tell you what his opponents think. Here
taking slip Of paper ont of his pocket is
what the Bangor Democrat-and / believe,
MI Thompson, you are proprietor and pub
Usher Of that paper-said few months ago"
[Readsl:--
" Col. Fremont is ana eUer has been a firm
national Democrat, and is now looked upon
in California as the STRONGEST MAN to oppose
that arch demagogue. Henry S. Foote, who
has deserted the Democracy and Joined the
dark lantern association. Fremont's whole
life has been spent IN ADDING TO THE GLORY
AND RENowN OF HIS COMMON COUNTRY, and
the idea of his uniting himself with any party
tainted with DIsUNIoNIsM is about as probable
as that he will commit suicide tomorrow.
The CoNQUERoR OF CALIFORNIA, as he was
styled by President Polk, when he offered to
restore him to his rank, after the UNJUST find
ing of the Court Martial of AS, will be found
i'll the impending sectional strife where he
ever has been,- ON the side Of the Union, and
as consequence, opposed to all its fanatical
enemies"
81 think added the reader, Z" that that
gives you some excellent requisites for the
Presidency, which yo@ must admit as belong
ing to Col. Fremont
Mr. Thompson quietly edged away, while
Buchanan friend was constrained to shout
after him, with laugh, " He rather had you
there !"-POrtland AdUertiser.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-08

SPORTING INTELIeENcE-FuL NOOK TRorrtNs PAnx
n Match for -Four Hqhdred Dollars, Friday, Au.
gust Sth.
q i, ~ Isou names. brn. M. essie Fremont
:" "ssson' names bay IN. Kate Heron
Mile heats, best three in 1--WE to harness.
lhese TWO horses have troted one race, Kate Heron
Dens the winner, against the expectation of Mr.. Emer
SEN VINO still feels $500 worthof confidence that Kate
will take the dust next Friday.
Iroing to commence at half past three O'Clock D. m,
ana all lovers Of sport will be there there is no doubt
they will see a good race.
Ooache' WI" leave all the hotels at three o'clock for the
tt ack.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-08

and insult, is no backslider from the faith of
the fathers. But sir, while smartng under
outrage unavenged, she will not take counsel
of her fears, much less of her fees. To her it
belongs to indicate the proper means of re-
dress. She scorns the code of the cudgel,
now boldly sought to be inaugurated for the
Congress of the United States She stands,
now as ever, by the common Constitution.
She holds, now as ever, to the supremacy of
the laws, and trusts to the peaceful remedies
which they protfer for all our wrongs. She
trusts still in the power of the ballot box
that weapon, pictured BY her poet, which
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-08

SENATOR SUMNER.-The Washington cores
pondent of the New York Times says that Mr..
Colfax, of the House, has letter from Senator
Sumner, stating that he continues very feeble ;
that though he improved during the first part OF
-isit 70 Game May. he lost ground during the
latter part OF his S0juurn tnere, and that though
he would willingly have given up three years of
his life to be in his seat in the Senate the closing
three weeks of the session, he has been forced at
last to give up all hope of resuming his Senate
rial duties at present.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.

CopRrtnership Noticc.-Tbe subscTbeys have
as Jay ormtd copartnerhp for the purpose Of trans
aetng general Wholesale and Retail Dry Goods business
b. j.. HARD0N, ~ ~ IA AtIEToN
II. JENKINS, n A wnfTE ANN'
Worcester, July rs, 1855
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-08

The ELEcTIoNs. Elections we've held Mon
day in Indiana, Iowa, Missouri, Kentucky,
Arkansas and Texas. We have moagre re !.
turns from Kentucky Missouri and Iowa
only. In Missouri, in the ST. Louis district,
freedom has achieved triumph in the cleo
ton Of Blair to Congress. The successful
candidate must be classod as a Republican,
ana thus the first Fremont Uictory Is adhered
"a stave State. The indications arc that
IOWA 10 all right. 1t looks as though the
Ainericans had sustained defeat in Ken
lucky, State which was the most eon6dent-
ly relied upon by the Fillmoreitea. n Tho
Americana have lost Kentucky. il ia doubtful
whether Fillmore will receive tbe vote Of
single Southern Stato.--Boston journal
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-08

RAILROAD ACCIDENT The Baltimore mn
train Tuesday night ran over COW near
Dray's Ferry, and the engine, baggage car.
and two passenger cars were thrown down nm
embankment and demolished. 1t was found
that the only person severely hurt was A,
Schuremann, canvasser for the ArguS whose
spine is hurt, and who is internally injured ;
Josiah s. Ball, mail agent, is cut and bruised
severely; John Fox, fireman, had his thigh
fractured, and was otherwise injured. The
engineer escaped injury. There were between
800 and 400 passengers on the train.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-08

II any person wants to see painting worthy
the hand OF an " old MASTER let him look upon
the face of the "Great Pathfinder by Billings
of this city 1t can be seen in the window of
John Boyden, Esq. under the lincoln House.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-08

SoNes FOR THE PEOPLES. Thompson & Co.
have for sale the new Fremont song book just
published by John P. Jewett Co. 1t is the
same from which the Fremont Glee Club sang
last evening. Every friend of Fremont and free
dom should have cony.