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SteubervilIe & Indiana Railroad
WINTER ARRANGEMrNr


'nN and after Monday December Is, 1856. IN.
" CADlz ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will
leave Cadiz daily Sundays excepted) at T21o'clock
A. M-connect at the Junction with the MALI
TRAIN which arrives at Newark at 6-i5 NJ,
making close connections with the ira ms of the
central Ohio and Sandusky Mansfield and Newark
hail roads for the principal cities in the West and
arrives at Steubenvle OF IS A. NJ, in time for The
morning train On the Pittsburgh, Wheeling and
Cleveland Railroad. ~''N
RETURNING:
Leaves Steubenvile at 3-l5P M-connect;no NJ
the Junction with the Mail Train from tbe rvast
arrives at Cnd.z at 5-45P. NJ.
z ARE:
From Cadiz to Steubenville. { , M
" Newark 10
F" Chicago. 10 10
Rock Island . - M
Z" 4" Iowa City.. 10 90 9G
For through tickets and further information sp.
Plyto, ply 70 d. HILBERT, AgT Cadiz
l.. ,DEVENNY. Gen. Ag'L G. w. FULTON Supt.
Dec. 3, lS56-ti r"
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T OoKlNG CLASS ES and PICTURE FRAMES.
~ PhCniS Looking Glass and Picture Frame
Mohufacturer. HORACE v SIGLER.
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Christmas and New Years Presents.
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Sore Legs, Sore Breasts, Wounds
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FoR aCHRIsTMAs AND NEw' YEARs s-lTbe
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The INDIAN Fairy Isoolx.

From the Original legends. With lllustralions bv
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Csf,3 pEgB 4. AstaFgyC. A. a.
Soo ~ nfoadway New cfat ~ Weston Office, l6e
,aor apay n q n a HAM a, Honorary secr tary.
z NY IN " y ,sysSAae s;hl;9 lsy.s sIafis scno.&
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Piles and f istulas.

can be efiectua'ly cured if the Ointment be well
rubbed in over the paris affecte ed and by otherwise
following the printed directions around each pot
Both the Ointment and Pills should be used II,
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Corrected Weekly By George f. WTlsou. IPLole-
sale Grooers. FOIOariiag and Commission
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For sale BY all respectable Druggists syerv- or
where juno 1s, is5e,Iy.
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ANOIIO and Ninn,,.

ia}Eafble. isiFeSizd. fYderthsf III ~ swoa
Gtopps aud Stahies ia Currara biarhle eset ina -
'.,pggle l1r KS ,Heayi epus andA pie Rsyds
-..ai ,,, Bird and Little rtuanLss - @
numerous works y Bronze. and carit ccton II
several handred Fine aplRniniings, by lsadin@ AZ.
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No. 500.
Notice for Restoring Certain Lands In wis.
COusin,

NoTCs Is land olIcss at MINER
Po,Nr PoIsT, MESksnA In IN stae of VIZ
Will be rate and ocato Of the lands In said
subject location their
withdrawal $50, and after MndaS the
day Ausu czrept following townships, te
" ohieh UiH te continued, viz:
occ Mineral Point: Townships II H. inclusive o range
10 8 east, Inclusive.
Once Townships Is TO ~ inclusive
ges 10 @ east, Inclusive
Townships Is and i6 Of range and
Township Is Of range cast.
Once MExIsuA All the townships IN he district situated be
township aud the Michigan State IL
east, iucusivo
Given under my hand the General Land Office the city
Washington, this sih day OF June, 1856.
THos. A. HENDRICKS,
Commss0ner
June 25-lawGw Intel. q Star
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United states Mail.
FRoRT0A.

PosT OTTIcE DEPARTMENT,
June ~, less.
PROPOSALS carrying mail. United from
1855, 30, 1852 following route In the
Florida specified, will be received a
0fce Of Once Department, In the city
Washington until OF the ls september 1856 be decided
the next day
6e57 From Columbus, by Fort Fannng Shoa Town, Old Town
Clay Landing htscna Otie, Rnd Homosassa TO Bay Por
and back twice n month, In sieamboais.
Bidders will the and schedule which VIII
make Iion with The plying between New Or
leans La, and Key West, PA.
Proposals for week also invited
NOTE
Proposals guaranteed responsible persons
Judge Of OF record and
entered into by the successful bidder, with
before the Il Of October, ls5s.
for performed, and for each Of such
omissions satisfactorily explained three times the Of the Trip
arrivals behind time break
with depending mais and nn sufficiently excused
of compensation for iha subject fort
sactory explained Tor nerciing take the ns from into
Suffering be injured, destroJed robbed
rcusns, after demand, convey the mail
the contractor concerned IN running
The Postmaster General annu the
failures arreeaby
The may may
Of by allowing therefor rata increase
lie also cua discontinss the service
whole part pro decrease Of allowing
compensation OF dispensed
with addressed the Second Assistant
particulars panphet advertisement Cor carp ma
Virginia, North Carolina, souh Carolina, Grorr, and
Fiords, dated January IL, less. JAMES CAMPBELL,
June l3-lawiw Postmaster General.
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mo 557.1
Notice OF Withdrawal OF Lands in Iowa.

IN pursuance oan approved 5 May 1885, "masns grant
Of Iowa, alternate sections aid the
IN said STAT, instructions
issued from this Office Withdrawing from marke until further
orders, iose situated In the fol-
lowing which sl open Pu, for effect
ing sales and locations, VIA
Once At Dacorrah, all the lands In the district,
ocs Dodge, all the lands north Of the line scwscn townships
g2 and o.
oce city, lands north or the line between
ships 81 and %.
Giyen under my hand At General ofce city
Washington, this 2ls, day Of May, Ies6
May a1-Iaw6w Tint. aud starI Commissioner.
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Proposals for Wood and Coal.
orner srorrr.Er o. rus SENATE U. 9

orrcr SECRETARY THE SENATE y. 81,
July 9, 1850.
CBALED PROPOSALS win bs received at this Office until e
oicIoek M on saturday, Cor furnishing and
delivering vaults o. the Capitol on Or before e rst DAP ot
November hundred (of a30 lbs ~ best aniacite
witc-ssh coal in than three nor more than sx
inches In diameter entirely ee OF slate or other foreign sub
III
Aso for one hundred and twenty-five cords best hickory wood
10 no sred al the expense in the Capitol yard
sad In o pieces and properly packed The vaults the
whole =, be subject inspection and approval Of the Secretary
Of the senate. :. :. -,.,-- :
Security for the faithful performance ofth contract for furnishing
tho satisfaction OF 'he Secretary OF me senate,
will he required. -. a.
Wood Conin and directed secretary
Of Senate, at Wsshlneton.n s.
July 9-Iaw3w flat, Sent, starl
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NEW nooTxs AT TAyI.OR q mAURy,s-soush car

NEW hooks AT TAYLOR ~ mAURf'S.-Soush Caro-
Iina Revolutionary wafi being reply certain
and mistakes Of writer's 10 eaoa the
and OF State. Ny souhron. rs
Documentary History Of the American Revolution. consisting
liberty chedy
Carolina From originals the possession o. the editor aud Other
sources, ls64--I776. BY n. W Gibhes, N. ~. -
life OF General Daniel Of the vpnia line OF the
army Of the United ny Iaa es Graham ~ 25.
Victoria, Word ny Caroline Chesebro 81 25
Fashionable Life nv Mary n Eastman. si
The Kingdom which shall be Destroyed 6can exposition
OF prcpbrcy. ny Rev. J. Oswald, A. M. 81.
fsr Picture Boos for Young ny Mary HOwi twenty
Illustrations by Byram J. Pierce 80 cents :. = -. I
Juiys bookstore scar sh street.
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mo. 5G4.

No. Boa
NOTICE OF the removal of tho land onicc from,
IN Dacnrrah to Osage, in the state Of Iowa.
In accordance with the Of the Of Congress entitled
@An authorizing changes location OF land Offices"
proved March 3d. 1853 hereby declared and made known
the land Office for the sale Of public lands al Dacoah the
State cf Iowa, will be renewed the Of Oagc In said
State, from and alisr the thrty JTs day Of July merit
Given under hand the city Of Washington this twentieth
day Of June, A. ID. 1886.
by order Of the Presdent;
TlIoS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner vf the General Land Ofoo.
June al-law6w Intel. Star.
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THE Coi,sre Of O.. James, mnryisnd- Embracing he
collegiate commercial ard preparatory nss on'
session each year, the first OF October 70 e nr-' 2.
6ny dollars No fee.
Students admitted a. any part Of The yesr on application
i6HN RERFoOT, Rector, Acy
July l-Iavau college st. James, ', y, Maryland
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United States Mail.

MISSISSIPPI.
Posr OrTioE DEPARrnExT
Washington, June 25, 1856.
DRoPOsALs carrying mails Of the United saes from Ist
oeiob- Iss5 June, is5s the following the
herein sp.cid viii be received
Once Of the Post Office heparcn ~ the city OF
Washington until s. August 18th ner TO be decided next
day;
From Tstesye Como, Manhaia, Halifax Panola
Uyrean, California, OAKLAND and Pr'ston, Grenada,
65 miles and hack, sir times . week, in 5horse
Leave Tatesvne, terminus railroad, daily, eKcep,
Sunday, atg am;
Auy, AT Irensda sam days by " right
Leave Grenada daily, except suuday, AT pint
Arrve Tatesvie OF end OF railroad, neKt days by 8
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NOTE.

Proposals guaranteed by responsible persons cert
postmaster judge Of court and
be entered into BY The successful bidder with surety
before ist OF July
No pay performed, md for each Of such
oussos the the Trip
msy For avni ar behind time to break con
depending mals, and sufficiently excused
fourth FOR the subject 10 forfeiture
Ffucs viii be impused the delinquency promp and
isfacor negecting take the mail or into
post ocs suffering TO b. jured destroyed, roboed, or
after demand, the mail
uuenty conceraed in running
hicles The Postmaster Genera annn the
tract repeated failures agree bly, dis
oseyne oce laws Instructions Of the department
schedule lie
increase allowing therefor rata increase
pay lie also eura or discontinue the service
whole part rata decrease OF allowing
uonhs the amount Of servfe dicnsod
with Bds should addressed the SECOND Assistant Post
master supcrscnbed Propoei for No 7fss, MsiPP
tor further pamphlet for
80 7~1-UI JAMES CAMPBELL,
June G--Iawtw Postmaster General,
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mo. 665l
Notice OF Withdrawal OF Lands In Alabama.

1
uuance Congress- approved June, 1885, making
grant q land the State Of Alabama aid IN The construction
bernng date the l9 respectively
cation, olhewss dec,sd the ioowin scribed lands a.
probably falling within the prescribed limits selection Of grant
Once at HuSrsLLr All the lands in tho district, erespt
Townships H. Inclusive, ranges T. ., west and
Townships H. inclusive Of all the range
oaec AT TUSCALOOSA All c lands In the district ereept
Townships Is and I6, OF ranges 7 ands
TowasSps Is 70 is i"sia:ivs q ranges ranges f and ia
Tswn,. Town Rs y Z 20 s.y insSys o5 range p
townships l5 to y inclusive, ofrange 6i and
TOWNSHIPS IL -, inclusive Of range II all situated
northern survey
oage present All in the district eresp
Townships q and o, Of ranges 7 and6.
Townships %, a, and -, OF rangs9.
Townships 6 TO ", inclusive, Of ra'ss ii.
TS~aSp TSwSp e 70 20 s. s. asIays asays range and
Townships 81 and %, Of range H.
Office a, DEaorots All the lands in the distcl, e1oe
Townships Ia to l6. inclusive, Of range east.
TSwp % m inclusive af aEs. sis.
Townships Z % 20, inclusive, of ranse ems,
township: township: sys ass:ys s sass "s. md
Townships ia and 10, Of ranges 3, 4, and west
district except as follows;
TswnsS,ps 70 j ns1,u.vs @ sf range range
Townships u to %, inclusive, OF rang47 Z.
Townships IL ~, inclusive, OF range &.
Townships IL 10 10, inclusive, Of 0 and 10.
Townships 10 and IA, Of ranges IL, IL, and l3.
Township IA, Of range Il.
Townships Z, II and l6; and
Townships q, y and 8, of ranges 10 and 90.
Which also includes lands for Pensacola and Montgomery
railroad.
Office Montgomery: All the lands in the district, erse
follows:
Townships % and 49, OF range 49,
Townships "a, inclusive ranges 10 and 90
Townships " TO "a inclusive ranges 2i a. and 3d.
Townships IL to ~, inclusive, ranges "a, 25, 26.
Townships 10 a. inclusive &c and the Georgia
line
All the lands township l2, FRANCE 26
Office lying range H.
both north and south OF the base line together with the oowng
Townships ;, 4, and S, Of ranges I3 and IL
Townships ~ and ii, Of ranges 81 D. and % and
Township H. of ranges "a, Is, aud %.
Which also includes lands the Pensacola and Montgomery
railroad.
Office ST. STEPHENS All the lands district
townships l. p and south Of 3s degree latitude also
Townships 9, north ranges / and west.
Townsh . !, north Of range 3w est.
Townships 10 . north, inclusive, Of range east
Townships To north, inclusive, OF and and
Townships 10 6 morrill, inclusive, Of range east.
Given under my hand, oce city
Washington, this tweny-frst day Of June, 1856
THoS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner.
June sf-law6w INTEL starl
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uPA WISH aud American st-sutes, prfnscd .t Msdri
Mrxco being the DEGREES Of the Spanish coes and e
number q vols, moro OR sale low
price. FRANcK TAYLOR,
IulV
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JULr is, 1856.

New York Courier and Enquirer Of yesterday morning
The United States ship yincennes seventy-four days
from Taha arrived at this port yesterday The Vincen-
attached TO the United States surveying exped-
ton 10 Behring's straits North Pacific, and China
The following In q list OF her officers; #sr..
John Rogers, commanding expedition Lieutenant COM
maudng-H X. Stevens. Beutenants--J. Van Colum, It.
s. Ffburn J. r. Russell, b. Dinnon. Fleet surgeon--w.
Gricr. Purser-W r. P. Rogers. Commodores secretary
and draughtsman--R Knox. Assistant do-A. Witlebcn.
Zoologist-C Wright Assistant srtistE. N. Kern. Com
mander's ccrkF H. Bierbousr. Pursers olerk-T. Nib
10y. Assistant astronomer-A. Schonboen Masters
]. Kent Carpenter. II. Owens Sailmaker--R Perry
The United States steamship Relief forty days from Rio
Janeiro arrived this port Saturday last The follow
lowing her officers:
Lieutenant commanding M Cook First lieutenant
w. Smith. Second dot. Lee. Third doc P. McGen-
NY Fourth dol. Fyfe. Purser--W. T. Myrham.
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KILLED ny HeBuvMa.-The Roanoke Democrat, Halifax,
North Carolins, Of Wednesday last says;
aMr Samuel Keer Of this county lost his little son last
Wednesday by lightning, and strange to say he sit
ting between persons In the door of house with bis
hand in the lap of lady, and resting himself young
The child was killed instantly without perccpblt
The young thrown scuseess but recover.
ed receiving burn down his back to his knees thence
the lightning penetrated the floor The young lady re-
ccived no hurt
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m court disturbance but the privileges Of this House
shall not 10 far concerned, be infringed. With
endesvor and design always TO cultivate eourey shall
hesitate hero In my place. elsewhere TO freely character
ze they deserve any lofty assumptions ~ arrogance
any mean achievements OF cowardice"
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or SOUTH CAROLINA, ..s
On resgnng bis in Congress delivered in the House
of Representatives, July Ia 1856.
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June 25-law6w
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-31
miscellaneous
BLACK HAWK COLT
NORTH STAR.

.&-a@ NORTH STAR.
This celebrated Young Stallion will stand this season.
at " TIT & PRATrS american LiUery Stables Frster
Street. Worcester, Mass.
NORTH STAR is of black color will be slx wears ola
In June, 1885, and weighs 1000 pounds He was sized
by the renowned Vermont Black Hawk the best stallion
of the Old sherman Morgan. The Dam of Black Bg 81,
was three quarter blood English mare raised in he
Province OF New Brunswick, who could trot her mile in
less than three minutes, weighed 1925 pounds and was
IN every respect most perfect animal Black Hawk is
owned by David Hill, Of BRIDGEPORT, Vt is probably the
nnest stallion in this country and for speed and bottom
Is acknoEedged to be without superior He has trot.
Jed IN harness, mile on the Cambridge Track, in two
minutes and ioytwo seconds without training, and ia
match tor $1,000 that of the Cambridge Track
Juiy H. 1872 against Osceola, five miles repeat he
won with ease The first heat performed in l6 min
utes. 80 seconds
The dam Of North Star (Cherub) vas raised by J. Ri
arsOn Of New jersey, and sired by Old Abdalah the
sire Of Medoe, Fourth Of July, Ajax, Hector Toby Gem
revie, OBlemis and other oele rated horses Abdal-
lab was sired by Old Mambrino, who sired by I'm
ported Messenger
NORTH STAR is one of the most beautiful horses in
New England both for bottom and speed is Of splendid
stye and action, end is acknowledged to be Of the
best stock horses in the country. He is limited this
son, to Fifty only. He raised by Joel Hoc0m
Ticonderoge, n. Y,
GNorth Star has stood in Worcester two seasons past
and his Stock which unsurpassed by that Of any other
Horse in the country may be seen in this city, proof
Of his valuable qualities.
TERMS For the season. for tire use Of this horse, viii
be SO, payable the FIRST Of September
o. Good keeping will be provided for mares from dis.
ance, and all accidents theis, and escapes, will be
he risk Of the owners.
CHARLES B.PRATT, Proprietor.
Worcester, April 50, 1856. my27 dagd
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Firm Of Bond 4 Kelley, Druggists, s s.. I Paul.
prom the Editor Of the Real Estate Advsriiser.l

ItTVU IIV T3IVUT VI IIG il9I.T E6LaI1 AOY9fTlstT
BosToS, q School Street March 20, 1856
DDAR sIR-Elayng become prematurey quite gray,
was induced, six weeks since to make trial of
your Restorative. have used less than two bottles but
the gray hairs have all disappeared, and although my
hair has not fully attained its original color yet the pro-
cess Of change is gradually going on and am in great
hopes that in short time my hair will be as dark as for
merry have also been much gratded at the healthy
moisture and vgtr Of he hair which before was harsh
and dry, and has ceased to come out as formerly.
Respectfully yours, D. G. NJ. RUPP.
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0. j. WOOD & CO., Propretors, $40 Broadway, N Y,
and ia Market-st., St. Louis Missouri.
u Sold in Worcester by George r. Spur In Boston,
at wholesale by Weeks Potter; retail by r. Spaul-
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