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r. w. EMERSON AND THE SPIRITUALIsTs.-
Mr.. Emerson, in the last lecture of his recent
series in Boston, spoke of the manner in which
great mans thought ditfuses itself and gets
repeated, in generation or two, widely and
mechanically. After using several other il
Illustrations he said that the law is strikingly
revealed IN the midnight fumblings over ma
hogany throughout this country now, TO get
at the secrets of the spiritual world. 1t al.
ways happens, he said, that whatever spirit is
called up-Franklin, or Fenelon, or Napoleon,
or Add -Kaker--it is always Swedenborg
that answers. That is the COW from which all
the milk comes transcript.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Adm THAYER
ATTORNEY 4 COUNSELLOR At LAW.
NO 2I6 Main street,, Worcester Mass
Hnyoo
A. G. RANDALL
ATTORNEY And COUNSELLOR At Law
No. 212, Butman Block,
je9 NOrcea,cr, Mass, W tSdtf
WILLIAM DICKINSON
NOTARY PUBLIC.
No. 1lS Main street, Worcester
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ANOTHER RUMoRED CHALLENGED PFiladel-
phid, July 25.-Letlers have been received
here stating that challenge has passed be-
tween Messrs Burlingame and Bocock. The
latter was not in his seat yesterday, and he is
said to have left Washington, accompanied by
Gen. Lane.
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SPY......F RIDAY, JULY 25.

ism at the North is abolitionized, and express
ed the opinion that Mr.. Fillmore was not the
man for the times, on account of his unsound-
ness towards the South. In condemning the
Republicans, he said. if Mr.. Fremont by any
possibility should be elected. he would select
his entire cabinet from the North.
Mr.. Stanton asked Mr.. Barksdale how he
knew it.
Mr.. Barksdale-Because no Southern man
would disgrace himself by accepting such Of
fee. (Applause in the galleries He said
the Democratic party was national and pro-
gressive, and that under it Cuba would be ac-
quired. He anticipated its triumph in the
coming election.
Mr.. Clawson condemned the and its CO. la
bors for the repeal of the Missouri Compro-
mise. and spoke in general disapprobation of
the Democratic party and its practices.
Mr.. Dean opposed slavery and its extern
sion.
Mr.. Stewart replied, arguing that slavery
had been beneficial to the country, and was
promotive of the happiness of the negro race.
Adjourned.
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We learn from the Providence Post
that olney w. Arnold, ESQ.,, of Cranston'
II. l., was struck by lightning on Tuesday
AFTERNOON, while at work in his hay. field, and
was carried to his house senseless. He, hows
ever, revived, and hopes were entertained Of
his recovery, though he was considerably
burned. The horse he was driving was in.
stantly killed, also one OF his oxen IN the
same field. A barn in tho sumo noiQhbor.
hood was burnt by lightning.
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EXCURSION TO NEwPoRr.-Tho who wish
to enjoy pleasant and delightful excursion to
Newport, at this sweltering season, are referred
TO the advertisement in another column, of the
Excursion via. Providence & Worcester Railroad
and Steamer Canoncus. to morrow, Saturday.
A. NJ. The great attraction will be the steam
whistle u" Calliopc," which will accompany the
Canonicus, and discourse delightful strains of
music for the qualification of the passengers
aboard. 1t must be superb time, and re.
~o.,-----l our 1r.1tlr-r- improve this opportu-
nifty, by all means. The fare is only SLIGO for
the trip.
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o n T RA 1T PAIN TER,
happy to inform his friends and the public that he
has reopened rooms nj O. Foster Co.'s new Block cor
her OF Main and Pearl Streets. Persons wishing TO
anime MS work, can do so by calling above, at Boy
denis Exchange Office. dtf jyl8
Tho Fixtures Of IA Drag store, FOR SALE,
consisting Of She'll Bottles, Counter and Prescription
Scales Soda Fountain and drawing apparatus Drawers,
Cigar aud Show Cases. These Fixtures are In good
der, and will b. sold reasonably These Fixtures will be
sold 10 quantities to suit purchasers. Address j. O.
HILL, Apothecary, Worcester, Mass. dh Jylb
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The VICE PREs1DENcY.-The Washington
correspondent of the New York Tribune
writes that delegation of Johnston men have
been on there again, headed by S. NJ. Allen of
Massachusetts, the Elk President of the de-
iunct Cochituate BANK OF Boston, to propose
to somebody to take down Mr.. Dayton.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-25

EtectrO-Chemicnl Baths.-The proprietor
Of the Worcester Water Cure would announce 10 the pub
ic that they now have all the facilities for administern
these baths
Worcester. Jan. 49, 1854 an
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1NcRNDIARIsM AT MANCHESTER, n. A.-At-
tempts to set fire have become so numerous of
late, in Manchester, N. H., Gin two cases
proving successfully that the Mayor has offered
a reward of $500 for the arrest and conviction
Of any person guilty ofthe crime. The Amer
iean states that two boys, Isaac Corning, aged
about seventeen, and Franklin Jewell, about
twelve years of age, have been arrested for at
tempting to set fire to the barn of j. Y. Nc
Question, by means of trail of powder.
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THE AMERICAN HOUSE, Fitchburg, kept by
that model landlord, Josiah Stevens, Esq, is an
admirable place to stop at, for citizen stranger
Travellers and others who may chance to light in
that thriving town, will always find the "Amer-
cam exactly what it is represented-a first class
hotel, with the first cut of fare, and all the ar
engagements OF the frst.class order Mr.. Stevens
understands his art to a charm and is perfect
gentleman to boot.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-25

THE LIFE OF Col. JOHN CHARLES FREMONT,
and his Narrative of Explorations and Adven-
lures in KaHzas, Nebraska, Oregon, and Cali
fornla. The Memoir by Samuel NJ Smoker,
A. NJ author of g The Life and Reign of Cath
crime H., Nicholas l. of Russia" &c. New
York and Auburn; Miller, Orion, and Multi.
gan. 1856.
This is an extraordinarily readible and attrac-
tive volume, of about 500 pages. The Memoir,
in clear style, exhibits the admirable personal
characteristics of the distinguished parsonage of
whom it treats, the Peoples candidate for the
Presidency, and describes the remarkable vigor Of
mind of the great Pathfinder, the astonishing
rapidity with which he mastered any subject to
which his attention was directed, the resolute
and unyielding perseverance with which he pur
sued every enterprise, and the unvarying success
which has thus far attended his career. Fremont's
Narrative of Adventures and Explorations, writ
ten by himself in the discharge of a professional
trust, and before he had any political aspirations,
corroborate and strengthen the impressions made
by the Memoir. 1t shows him TO be brave, reso-
lutte, watchful, and patient Of toi,-perseyering,
like second Columbus, in the face of dangers,
difficulties, and privations, to the glorious con-
summation of every trust committed to him. 1t
proves him to be just the man for the times, to
lead the hosts of Freedom, in the great contes.
with oppression and misrule. The book is for sale
by N. Hervey & Co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-25

The STATES AND TERRITORIES OF THE GREAT
WEST, including Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Mich
igan, Wisconsin, Iowa, Minnesota, Kanzas, and
Nebraska their Geography, History, Advan-
tages, Resources, and Prospects comprising
their Local History, Institutions, and Laws
Giving table of distances, end the most direct
routes and modes of conveyance; also point
ing out the best districts for agricultural COM
mercia, numbering, and mining operations =
with map and numerous illustrations. BY ia
cob Ferris. New York, and Auburn, N. Y. .
Miller, Orion, & Mulligan. 1856.
The history of region so vast, sorich and so
rapidly advancing in population, is one Of the
most interesting that can anywhere be found
The present work gives the rise, progress, aud
present condition of the States and Territories of
the Great West. This book supplies great de-
fciency in our literature, and cannot but be read
with the most intense interest. The author pos
sesses rare experience for the work, having Wis.
tied almost every part of the West, this side of
the Rocky Mountains. The book is written in
style at once sprightly and elegant; and its de-
tails and facts often relieved by romantic incl
dents, and exciting and interesting adventures
of Western pioneer life. For sale in this city by
N Hervey & Co.
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STARCH POLISH WAFERs
Has removed from NSWbury street TO No Oxford ST.,
Worcester, Mass. jell dH
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-25

CHAPLIN " TILLOTSON,
ATTORNEYS AND C0UNSELLORS AT LAW
Nos and Worcester Bank Block, Worcester Mass.
HENRY OHAPIH O. IL. TILoTsoN.
jan. l. 1855 ~
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l.. Ii. NICHOLS. M. d.,
10 II EOP ATHIC YSICIAN
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE J12 MAIN 81. OFFICE HOUR
FROM TO 8, AND TO 8 O'CLOCK P. NJ
Worcester, Oct. 20. 1859
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BnlnA of n Thousand Flowers Reader
90 you beautiful complexion If So use the Ral,n
Of Thousand FiOpers." IL eradicatea All Tan pn,es
and FreckleS from the face For washing and shaving
and cleansing the Teeth, leaving beautiful periuned
reath--IT MAS NO EoUALi FN'
FErRIDGE a co., Boston, a. n a,r,n so,o a,,o,,
or Worcester. r,chSa w A. a.
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y II N I , i
ewes special attention to diseases of The gums and teeh
aIso, general practice, surgical and mechanical Office
1oo MAN street. formerly occupied by his and friend
DR.. VIM Newton (now of Oxford) to whom he is permit
ted to refer. Over Citizens Bank, Worcester Mass
jyl1 DIFF
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TO Nervous Sunerers.-A retired clergyman
restored TO health 10 few days. after many years of Great
suffering Is anxious to make known the sans Of
win send (free) the prescription used Direct Inc
Rev JOHN NJ DA0NALL No, SO Fulton street. Brook
Ign, N. Y. je17 daw3m
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Slate for ROOfs.-The subscriber is prepared Ia
furnish Slate for Roofs of superior quality nd law il in
pies may be seen at the yard on Grove street
apis du JOHN BARNARD.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-25

Es A. GOODNOM
Wholesale Dealer and Jobber in
BOOTS, SHOES, and RUBBERs
273 Main Street, CUP stairs,)
WORCESTER, Mass
Particular attention given to orders diff mcb3
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DIR NEWTON.
DIR, TOURTFLIOTTE

I
Has removed bis office from 185 Main street to AMERcAH
House BLOCK directly opposite, where he will be happv
to see patrons and friends ana df
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The DAILY LIFE OF MILTON In mis- mode
of living, Milton, as might be anticipated,
was moderate and temperate. At his meals
he never took much of wine or any other fer
mened liquor, and he was not fastidous in
his food; yet his taste seems to have been del
icate and refined, like his other senses,
and he had preference for such viands as
were of an agreeable flavor In his early years,
he used to sit up late at his studies and per-
haps he continued this practice while his sight
was good; but in his latter years, he retired
every night at nine o'clock, and lay till four
in summer, till five in winter; and, if not
disposed then to rise, he had some one to sit
at his bedside and read to him. When he
rose, he had a chapter of the Hebrew Bible
read Tor him, and then, of course with the
intervention OF breakfast, studied till twelve.
lie then dined, took some exercise for an hour,
generally in chair, in which he used to
swing hinself-and afterwards played on the
organ or the bass viol, and either sang him
self or made his wife sing, who had good
voice but no ear. He then resumed his stu.
dies till six, from which hour till eight he con.
versed with those who came to visit him. He
finally took light supper, smoked pipe of
tobacco, and drank a glass of water, after
which be retired to rest. Knightley's Milton.
Brooks AND THE SOUTHERN LADIEs.-M Mr..
Evarts of New York, i'll the course of his
speech at Faneuil Hall last Friday night,
said -
che had heard that the young Carolinian
had been met in the lobby, after he threw up
his scat before an indignant and outraged
House, by fair bevy Of ladies, who threw
themselves upon him, smothering him with
kisses. And, thinking of this, tho lines of
Coleridge, when speaking in odorous terms Of
the city of Cologne, we're wildly brought TO
his mind. In speaking of that city, tho poet
h said:
"Ihe River Rhine, as Ia well known,
Washes the city Of Cologne;
But oh ye Gods what power divine
Shall ever wash the River Rhine ~
And the speaker could not but think that
the ladies might have had a perfect right TO
kiss Preston 5. Brooks, but who, in heavens
name, after they had done that would kiss
the ladiesf (Great and continued laughter
and cheering.)
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EmlKrnnts 60 knnzaa.-The party announced
~ ayg boston on Monday next, will postpone It's de-
oar'ure III TUESDAY, July 49, Persons Wishing 10 emil
CRATE, unuer favorable circumstances will please apply to
Worcester, July Is 1880 ~
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RemOvRl.-T W. HoUCnlN proprietor and man
ufacturer Of
Houchin's Corn Solvent,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-02-12
Pages Patent Portable
Saw Nlill,
AND CHIID'S DOUBLE SAW MILL,

UrHlS admirable six horse mill. capable OF
saving from one to two thousand feet OF
lumber daily, is said by those who ve used
the same, to be the best saw mill Of the style in
operation The simplicity, durability and ad-
aption Of these mills cnmmends itself TO the
wants Of our countryside Cox & Roberts
Patent Thresher end Cleaner, as propelled by
lever power and endless chain or railroad
Power, is the most simple, CHEAP, and durable
Machines OF the kind ever offered for saie.
I wo hundred and fifty bushels of wheat can be
ihrasbed aud cleaned by this machine III u
dav, and neatly done.
Orders for either of the above mills will meet
with prompt attention by addressing Kings
baud & Ferguson PhCrix Foundefy, ST. Louis
No, or persons in this vicinity can have their
orders for the same attended 10 by their aeen
J b. STUTSNAN
Council Bluffs. Iowa, Aug LIST, as. n43tft
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Head OF Broadway, Council Bluffs,



~ T. SPCOR ( Co, would respectfully
y. announce to the citizens Of this regiol
that they have purchased ,hr extensive stock
OF Drugs and Medicines, formerly owned aud
k-ptby Ne>>rs NJ llahou Il Williams at whose
OLD stand they vil continue the business. and
keep iull and extensive stock OF every dtsic-
ed article IA that lmqg/vhtsh they VIII sen
upon reasonable and satisfactory terms, ei'hc, al
WHOLESALE or RETAIL.
They would invite purchasers to call and
examine their prices an4 stoca previous to ina
King their purchases, as ll:ey ar. determined 10
he neither oq.doue nor uHsk,rsod.
Experienced end practical hands viii b. in
attendance, prepared u pun up orders or pre-
EcriptioEs 9ou the saortss, notice. ana in the
most careful aauoe-.
Fine pure liquors fer medical purposes Away
on hand, together with an extensive assortment
of all fhc popular family medicines now in use.
Cal at tie Peoples Drug store ii you
would re medicines fresh, pure aad uuaGul-
ter1trd, a. fir prices
u Phys.c. ans aud Country merchants sup
Piled upon liberal terms
TERMS Pay DOWNS shall discard al
Bookkeeping y. 1 oPO)8 y CO.
January lst 1856. II
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HELMBoLDs HIGHLY coYc ESrRATED
mp0und Fluid EXtraC
ITTT


For Purifyins the Blood removing all diseases
arising from excess Of Mercury, exposure aud
lmprudence in life, chronic constitutional dis
ease, arising from an impure state If the
Blood, and the ouly reliable and eiTectnaI
know remedy for the cure OF Scrofula, Sal
Rheum, Scad Head, alterations Of the Throat
and Legs Pains and SwelHIcs Of the Bose .
letter, phnples on the Face, aud all Scaly
Eruptons Of the Skin.
This article is rev prescribed by some OF ths
most distinguished physicians in the country,
and aas proved more efficient in practice thso
any preparation Of arsapariia yet offered 70 ths
public Several eases of secondary syphilis,
Aiercurial and SerofuIus diseases have entireiy
recovered Ia tie incurable wards OF our Pabtlc
Institutions which have for manly years resisted
every other mode of treatment that could be de-
yised, These cases farnish striking examples
of the salutary effects OF This medicine in arrest
ing some Of tbs inveterate diseases, a fter tie
glands were destroyed, the bones already 49,
tod. #.t 81
NoucE-Letters from responsible physicians
and professors Of several Medical Colleges, aad
certificates OF cures from pItients will be fouaa
accompanying both Preparations.
Price, Fluid Extrict OF BaclIu, S per bottle,
or 6 bottle for s5
Price. Fluid Extract cf Sarsaparilla. 81 pes
bottle or bottles for SIS.
Prepared and sold By H. T. IIGLasoLp Chem
! list, 263 Chestnut street, near tile 6 yard House,
Phi adelp hia. At
TO BE- had Of " D. JOHNSON, Council
Bluffs Iowa, and of Druggist and Dealers eve
rywhere.
All letters directed to the Proprietor or Agen
eceive immediate attention. y5nl5-ly
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ESTRAY NOTICE.

~ Taksn up hy Lnciss c Cook, on the
~ lat day OF 9ecember, -55, IN Mont
S s-- comfy Iowa, one Pay Mare, years
lid With some saddle marks on the buck, ID
hand hiyh, and appraised at $500.
Que bay vearling horse colt, with STRIPE
Of white on the nose aud a star ia the forehead
md white spot on the inside Of the near hind
leg. aud supposed to be colt Of said mare
appraised $500
Also, one Iron Gray mare. yeas oIo 1851 -
spring, IS bands high, aud appraised al Se'oo,
praised before DENIED -tennatt, usti'e
az ~ pace Of West township. Montgomery
nanss, RICHARD STINATT.
ABRAHAM WILSON.
Appraisers
certify The above TO be true transcript as
f.ed "a NV ofFce, tnls 6th of December, 1850.
a. 6. LOWE, County Judge.
Ian q. '56 ln3s2
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SAINT MARY
ST Z M : A w NJ IL l.

SEEGER AND MEIER
THIS new Steam Saw Mil Icing the largest
and best mill in Western Iowa and Nebraska,
will be in operation
JANUARY FIRST. 1856.
Our prices Of lumber will be as cheap as at
other mills. All lumber will be assorted &C
cording TO qualit and kept in neat piles and
builders will have the advantage OF selecting
their lumber.
Custom logs ill be sawed in lots CT thirty
on halves; any amount over thirty ioi cas- n =,
Persons briny ing custom logs VIII receive VII,
showinf, the amount of lumber their logs will
yield. -oo
Our mill will saw from to 1000 feet per
dnv. We are therefore enabled to keep ful AS
sorlment of lumber on hand constantly. We
have made Arrangements 10 attach planning
matching and lathe machine by the opening o.
navigatioa, and shall spare no pains or expense
TO give satisfaction to every cody.
Saint Mary, Dec %, Sd m3'
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HELmaoLD's HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
Compound Find Extract Buchu

SoAt I1hifO AhEo 1Atiult DH{iiU
For diseases OF the Bal!der and Kidneys. S.crst
Diseases. strictures, weakue,s, ana all 4ia
cases Of the ocxuai organs, whether ~ male o r
femme, from whascver cause they may have
originated, and no matter Of how ioas staaa
ing.
II you have contracted the terrible disease
which, when once seated N the system. ~
surely 2" down ron one Generation 10 auothar.
IN cr,nlniug the constitution and swapping the
very vital fluids OF life; 90 not trust Yourself IN
the hands of Qlacks who start up every dav ia
a city like this, AID I'll the papers with g!4-iar
fdsehooJS, 100 Well calculated TO deceive the
young, aud those not acquainted with their
tricks. 1ou cannot be too careful in the selec
lion Of a remedy in these cases.
The Fluid Extract Buchu has been pronounc-
ed by eminent physicians the greatest remedy
ever known. Ii Is medicine perfectly pleas
ant III It's taste, and very innocent in It's action
and yet 80 thorough that it auuihilatcs every
particle of the rank and poisonous virus of III i.
dreadful disease AMI, unlike other remedies,
does not dry up the disease in the blood
Constitutional debility. brou sht on BY self
abuse most terrible disease, which has bro :
thous. nds Of the human race 10 untinely graves
thus Wasting the brilliant hopes Of parents.
aud blighting in the bud the glorious atnbi.tc
Of many noble youth, IAN he cured by this {.
fallIbIe remedy. And medicine which mt
benefit every body, from the simply delicate Il
the confined aud desparing Invalid, no equal is
- be found acting both as cure and pryYenta-
TIVE.
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NOTICE. TO SP0RTSMEN!!

L c"lpt OF boNUlc ana SlnBIe
Shot Guns ~ ~
Some large fine Double Guns, 1s5s<aIs~ "a "a,
for deer and goose shooting. TTSxzSsSs''s1
Colts aud Aliens pistols, Of all sizes.
EiIey's double water proof central fine caps;
CoXe's ground edge caps.
Shot ana bullet pouches, powder TASKS Of all
sizes, game bags, &c, also superior powder
have OF hand, and am constantly making
rifles OF all sizes, both double aud single.
Particular attention paid 10 putting up globe
and telescope rifles.
Gan ma\ers materials for sale.
c. COVE.
" q. As much has been said through the
Europe,n Journals about the extraordinary
range and accuracy Of rifles used in the French
army aud though; by some to be Tar superior 10
any mad, IN tie United States To persons
hahing such views and wanting rifles for Ion.
ger ranges hcg leave 10 say that an Eedy
10 furnish them with rifles equal in power and
accuracy o rifles made in any country. Ifthere
are any doubling minds, | wish them TO come
forward auo be convinced by practical demon
StratiOus-
C. COVE.
Council Bluffs, Sept 18th. 81 no5l-tf
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