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SUPPOSED MURDERERs Arrested Deputy
Sheriff Shumway arrested, yesterday, one at Dud-
ley and the other at Woodstock, Ct, two Irish
men, named John Glenn and Patrick Burke, Jr
suspected OF the murder Of Peter Naushton and
his wife. at Dudley, on Wednesday night of last
week.
John Glenn, who is supposed to be the princi-
pal, has been in the country only fourteen months
and is apparently about nineteen years of age He
has recently been in the employ of Edwin May, a
farmer, of Woodstock and left his house on the
night of the murder, having previously informed
boy that he going to Dudley to get some
money of his cousin. He returned to Mr. Mays
house on the morning after the murder, and re-
NAMED there until Saturday night. Previous to
his leaving, the su picions OF the family had been
aroused, and they were communicated to Sheriff
Shumway, by whom the arrest was made. Among
the circumstances strongly couoboratiye of his
completely in the murder, is the finding of an axe
with which the murder was committed in the room
at Naughton's house, and which has been fully
identified by Mr.. May his son, and nephew, as
belonging 10 them, and there are other circum-
stances tn at tend to connect Burke as an accom-
plice, which forbear to mention, until Judi
cial investigation has been had. Meantime, both
men are committed'to the county jail for safe
keeping.
Sheriff Shumway is entitled to great credit for
the shrewdness and perseverance with which he
has carried his Investigations IN order to bring
to justice the perpetrators of this atrocious muir
der.
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The best phase to buy rich Carpets elegant slks, the
Bfsr Black silks to be found superb Co,es oapes, and
Talmas and general assortment Of an kind, Of Dress
Goods, Fancy Goods Trimmings, and Enbfoderies Is at
Stowe Leaveus's, corner Of Miin ana Mechanic sts.
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DEATH OF SENATOR CLAYTON. Hon John
NJ. Clayton dad at Dover, Del, on Sunday
evening, Nov. 8.
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SUcDE.-Mr. Luther Lit,leaeld, respeeta
BILE citizen of Charlton, committed suicide while
laboring under a temporary insanity, yesterday
morning, by hanging himselfin thewoods short
distance from his house. He was married man
about Fifty years years old
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THE RAILROAD CELEBRATION AT MONTREAL
The City Government Of Boston leave, to-day, in
body, 10 attend the great Railroad Celebration
at Montreal, on Wednesday and Thursday. The
ceremonies which are to celebrate the completion
of the Great Trunk Railroad between Montreal
and Toronto, will consist of banquet and ball on
Wednesday, and an excursion in Montreal har-
Dor on Thursday. About four hundred invitations
have been extended to the citizens of Boston.
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,ol Ex-A Idsrssa'' Perkins 4ea4s US The he q
10 ing. IN favor Of NISTABs BAL5A n OF WILD
Dr.. ", Foulr: Vaston, Feb 3 1851
DEAR SIR For several days have been suffering from
me eae IS of scvsTe cold accompanied by very sore
.h'oao $40 SICK hTadaehehich completely incapaciiaed
ne Tor business. had taken but snail portion Of
single bottle Of this ais2m, when experienced mmed
ste reiet My cough was broken up at auc-, aud my
lungs entirely relieved from he PRESSURE which had be-
come so painful attributed entirely TO h good ef
fetts Of your Wi'd Cherry, as took other meai,ine
"haityrr rott.y reromneuC IL ta all my friends.
respectfully yours. SAML s PERKINS
None geIuiUe unless signed l. BUTTS on the Wrapper.
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail, only by SETH
" gov l'h, Boston SIS, to whom al orb rs should be
addressed, and ior yale by his agcnts.
Agents. James Gg.en. Scott, y. q. Green. Charles
CLARKE Worcesteri Q. n. Cobura Leomiustsr.
NIL deodi~SWlt
THIS Caa1IIEs that have Tor several years used Da.
vs' Pain HER in my family in OF q ose cases for
VII Oh il is recommended and find it very useful faGiy
medicines A. BRONSON,
Pastor Of the Second Baptist Church, Fan River.
d2,av&w2V
Feel she Bcite.. fer -, Although have
usually enjoyed e2c. ient healh, this day I almost
prostratua The heat an meeting my freud r. lib
hard in his laborat ny. asked hin for drin- OF his
wild Cherry BIters, and feel the better for it. I an
nav myself aga'a my appetite has returned, and the
pain which assai'd my system has entley left Il is
caps cordial in such eases 1t ought % be for sale
For sale by John Q Hill, sole Agent for Worcester
Mass and desers generally
EEeasF testimony - Is eseGsMu statEE G21E@E4s
To Rheumatic Paiients.-Tha following commaHfcl-
ton from Col. Villain W Brow the distinguished cor-
mandAai Of The drst lgh5 infantry company Of ffovi.
dene r. j., WILL be read with interest by those sl ID
with this painful complaint, the rheumatism.
am happy furnish my testimony in ly0r Of DIS er's
Healing Gm5rocatiou. The ben % recsi 81 from
so decided that recommend it 10 others. My slua.
ton suCA test its sxce3Hcy th0rou2 hY aa4
pronounce it most efsciual remedy fer Thsumatim
was attached with the sever FORM o this disease, and
rom "enEe affected as e be obliged To Aeep my bed at
times ana to ne disabled from taxing the gentest
else was far restored by it, after using bottle,
to be able To walk in position, and with comfort
The embTocatiun applied ny hand, twice day, and
the effect away toreI4X the contracted musces, and
to quiet the pain was ncuuraged to give it tCHful
trial ard, after the Of four ave bottles entire
" cured Of what hal esred permanent lameaess.
My experience with this preparation enables
nuuncs it the hest ever knew, and freely recom-
it a valuable remedy for most tedious rheu
matsn. Yours truly,
WN ". BROWN, 125 Westminster Sc
Providence Dec Stl, 1854.
For sale by David Scott, George r. Spur, aud fIug
gist3 generally,
A, H. Field, sole proprietor, Providence, X. !
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The above establishment having recently been consider
ably ensrged and improved, contains larger and
attractive stock than has been offered to The public
in any preceding season. Unusual care has been be-
slowed upon both sylr aud workmanship of large por
ton Of the darmeuts and it is our Intention ~ the great
extent vartv and superior quality Of stock, ard
courteous attention to the patrons, prices
and strictly fair dealing to merit universal confidence
and a coutiauanca Of past liberal patronage
The Custom Department.
Nov under the charge Of fr ) T. SThPHENsoN, win he
fonnd contain EgttSiUe and U1riualksd Stock Of
Go'ds adapted to every style ami quality o garment to
which will he added IT, best styles Of Goth
FoREIGN AND DOMESTIC FABRICS,
fast they appear in the maLeti and il may suite
to say that efforts viii be spared 10 render this depart
ment thoroughly satisfactory to al sho may avor it With
their patronage. A F. WARE & co.
Discusses Of tNc Tgsraut and Enn2a,-DV.
DILLENB BACK having removed to No. Cambridge st
near the Revere House, continues usual TO devote
himself excusi ell to the examination and treatment Of
all diseases the respiratory rgars; Consumption, broa
chitis, Asthma and Catarrh His mode Of practice
in nhang breathing the remedies, reduced intoa
Of vap0I, from suitable apparatus CONSTRUCTED for
that purpose combined Eith such constitutional measures
and local applications the exgences OF the case may
to indicate For tie success Of his treatment the
Doctor refers persons Of The highest characte and pO
stion in this city and elsewhere many of whom have
been cured and completely restored to health when ahau
doned by the ordRary modes of practice. Persons al
distance wishing to avail themselves of my system OF
practice by giving fun statement Of their 10 writ
ing, have the appropriate remedies ith inhaants
and all necessary dfeonons for use sent to them by eX
N B. In order that the public not be mised by the
misrepresentation of gnoraut pretanders wou say
thai have no branch Office, and that there is phys
clan in Boston pract cling medicine who has
has had any connection with me, any gh to my
name. Beware OF any who mage sueh announcement.
L. p. DILLENBACK, NJ. D.,
Physician for Diseases OF the Lungs,
s25 dawtf No Cambridge St. Boston.
g V E e Y o N z
Who buys his Clothing or that Of his family, knows
that it is quite item in his expense during year. and
that it ia object TO make his Purchases where he
save dollar in every THIS be done by making
La5her's Clothing House ttt
Your reguar place Of trade where you can always find
large assortment Of better made
G = Q II "a z ~ G.
Than at any house in the city.
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Terrible CoNFLAGRATIoN IN SYRACUSE
one m'5Sto" dollars north Of property DESTROY
ed-l,os5Ue Acres burnt ocer.-At 8 o'clock
Saturday morning, Nov. 8, the largest fire
that has ever visited Syracuse, broke out in
the first Ward, and in the short S pace of three
hours over twelve acres were burnt over. and
about one hundred buildings consumed.
The fire originated in the back of a hotel
which had not been occupied for two rthree
years. 1t Immediately communicated with
Grants Hotel, occupied by Barney Grant.
which was consumed, and the store of MIR,
Mcclure, the splendid buildings of Messrs.
ohaiterly Ford, occupied by the Lynch
Bros, who had just got in a new stock, and
the Avery block, weresentirely destroyed with
but partial insurance. The Bank Of Salina,
the post Office, ana the telegraph Office " ere
destroyed, but all the valuable papers in each
were saved
The water in the Reservoir was turned off
and the water was consequently useless. A
strong west wind was blowing at the time,
and the citizens were compelled to stand and
see their property consumed. The entire loss
cannot fall short of a million of dollars. Over
one hundred families have been rendered
homeless. IL was the work of an incendiary.
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SUDDEN DBATH.-George W. Briggs, the well
known bookseller, died suddenly at his office on
Saturday evening, No. S65 Washington street,
Boston, of internal hemorrhage, producing suf
location. He died in about five minutes after he
was attacked
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EpITAPH FOR ERAsTUs BRooKs.-Allow me
TO propose an epitaph for the tombstone Of Mr..
Brooks -
Hie facet Here he hes
-NeW York Eceniag Post.
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CLAPPvILLB.--At the regular meeting of the
Clappville Fremont Club, last week, voted not to
disblnd, and not to change its name.
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AN OUr-SPoKEN RUFFAN.-Goy. Willard.
in a recent speech at Martinsyale Indiana,
said -
" The burning of Lawrence in Kanzas was
right in the sight of Heaven, and it would
have been a blessing to the country if freo
State men there had been burned with Il. and
their ashes plowed under"
This is the position Of the Douglasites gen.
ernly, although but few Of them at the North
have the boldness to speak out their senti-
ments Gs directly C6icago Democrat.
The New York Times says that "Mr. Beech.
or has neither asked nor received pay for a
single speech he has made during the present
canvass. lie entered into the election solely
because he felt profound interest IN the s.
sues which It presented whether he did right
or wrong in doing as be did. no inan in this
country has acted more disnterested part
or been more exclusively governed by sense
of dug. - Boston Post.
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In our CUSTOM DEPARTMENT. We have a very large
as.nrtrnnt NJ

Over Coatings, P ant Goods, and Vestings
OF all grad from the coarser article to the rest
fabric in rich and elegant Styles which viii be made to
order in style to suit your taste, and in the most
thorough manner. The liberal patronage we have re-
eved for the last ten years. conynces that we hav
dealt fairly with all our customers sHd we would say to
thee who have never traded with US, and examine
our goods before purchasing elsewhere.
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BATTLE FIELD FOR SALE,-The battle
neiu Oh Marengo, its palatial monuments,
us ich museum OF precious objects, and its
richot historic souvenirs, is now offered mt
public auction in the streets of Paris
The domain Of Marengo ia situated mar
Alexandria IN Piedmont, on the lime of tho
railroad between Genoa and Turin. ana CON
talns about two hundred and Rfty acres of
land, vines, woods and fields, watefed bv the
0ef'a' The monumental palace destined TO
perpetuate the memory of the glorious battle
OF Marengo gained in 1900 by Napoleon, was
Dullt by the Choaler Delayo in l845, and is
large and handsome palace. 1t contains
furniture, objects Of art, paintings and stat
utes commemorative Of the battle. and aHnuse.
UNI composed Of objects which belonged TO
Napoleon aud Dessaix, and arms found on
the held OF battle. This museum is collected
IN Inc old tavern which stood on the ground
before the battle, and around which, the pal.
ace is built.
For the Information of foreigners, ambi.
uous Tor Italian residence and for the Bona.
parlist souvenirs, l should add that the up-
sot price Of the whole property is 600 900
francs, and that there is a good mil privilege
on the premises. Cor. N. Y. Times.
VisiroRs IN IrALY.-The Genoa CORES.
pendent Of the Newark Adacytiser under date
Of Oct. 10, says:
- Lord John Russell and his family, passed
through town on Monday, for Florence,
where they will pass the winter. Mr.. Bay
ard Taylor and his sihters are also making a
brlot visit to Italy whence no goes to the
North OF Europe to pass yoar,"
Senator douglas, it is reported, will
this month, lead to the altar tho beautiful
Miss Cuts, the regning belle Of Washington.
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The Rev. Mr. Bushnell will preach on Tues
day evening. the llth, at half past o'clock, at
Zion's Methodist Church. ON Exchange street.
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4rh pcr y ClHrk are nov rec wing TEN 4 Ns
OF fut Quality Of BUTrEi, which will We IA ou very
teAs'habe terms, NJ Nos oband OF Front st. Worcester
'A'a~E au ...--.s.
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AN INTERESTING DEcIsIoN.-There was
strange case in law decided by the Surrogate,
A. W. Bradford on Monday. Henry Eagle, at
his decesse, willed to his son William certain
property, providing said son, who had been
away md not heard from for five years, was
then living. Seven years have elasped since
William Eagle was heard of; the law consid-
ers him dead. William, before gong away,
bequeathed all his property to brother. This
brother now claims the bequest made to Will
ham by the father. If William was alive at
the time his father made the Will, of course
his heir or brother has a legal claim to the
property bequeathed, but not if he was dead.
The law considers the absentee dead at the
end of seven years; but does it hold him to
be alive till the end of that time The Sur.
rogate decided that the law assumes him to be
living until the last day of the seven years
has elapsed and that it requires positive evil
dence to establish his death before that time.
In his decision the Surrogate reviewed the
law upon the point, from Justinian down to
our own courts, and developed some interest
ing facts on 50 critical point, N. Y. Herald
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SPECIAL NnrEEES.

Aa Experience Nurse ca found al No.
70 Meohnno street. NJ
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Senator douglas, it is reported, will
this month, lead to the altar tho beautiful
Miss Cuts, the reigning belle Of Washington.
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CnArpANy FAILEp.-The Robbins and Law.
renee Company, Of Windsor, It,, has tailed
roi d considerable am7unt. We learn that
attachments have been laid upon the company,
BAT that they are endeavoring to procure an
extension IN order to go on with their bust.
ness, they having large contracts on hand.
and secure their creditors A companv at
Hartford bears the same name, but is mi
vate conceru. The two companies emplov
from six hundred to eight hundred n, en- in the
manufacture Of rifles, pistols, machinery, etc.
--S0turday Egen5ag Ga=ytte.
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LUTHER's CLOTHING HOUSE.
No. Lincoln t3ousa Bloch.
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TH5 CEa7IFIEs that have Tor several years used Da,
vis Pain Killer in my family in svrs OF q ose cases for
VII Oh is recommended, and find it a very useful faoiy
medicines A. BRONSON,
Pastor Of the Second Baptist Church. Fall River.
dg.agghry2a
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ONE PRICE
CLOT HING WAR E II q u e,
IG8 and no Main Strecr.
WORCESTER.
4. p. xEARM & co

~ T. ~ 4 & ~ o OV.'
of Mems and Boy Clothing and dealers
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THE NATIONAL ERA: WASHINGTON D. C., JULY 8, 1856

the act. And worse when he had time to CO. /.
when he bad slept on it, he went into the St,i-
ate Chamber Of the United States, and SHOCK, "a
the sensibilities of the world by approving I.
Another Senator did not take part because re
feared his motives might be questioned, EXHIBIT
ing as extraordinary deicacy as that individrA Al
who refused torescue a drowning mortal, becau, ..
he had not been introduced to him. [Laue be, !
Another was not on good terms and yet,s
rumor be true, that Senator has declared Ii +
himself and family are more indebted to NJ
Sumner than to any other man; yet, when =!
saw him borne bleeding by, he turned and De
on the other side. Oh, magnanimous SLIDES
Oh, prudent DOUGLAS! Oh, audacious TooxIs
Sir, there are questions arising out of ~
which far transcend those of mere peIsor 1
nature. Of those personal considerations
shall speak, when the question comes properly
before US, if / am permitted to do so. Tie
higher question involves the very existence IF
the Government ITSELF If, sir, freedom Of
speech is not to remain to US, what is all this
Government worth? If we from Massachusetts,,
or any other State-Senators, or members of
the House-are to be called to account by sofse
"gallant nephew" of some "gallant uucle,"
when we utter something which does no. suit
their sensitive natures, we desire to know'it. Of
the conflict is to be transferred from this pesce-
Iul, lutcilcCtudi W OuC ~ Is Sdic,
"honors are easy and responsibilities equal I"
then we desire to know it. Massachusetts,, if
her sons and representatives are to have Il
rod held over them, if these things are to cou--
tinue, the time may come-though she utters
no threats-when she may be called upon 10
withdraw them to her own bosom, where she
can furnish to them that protection which is not
vouchsafed to them under the flag of their COM
mon country. But, while she permits us 10 rs
main, we shall do our duty-our whole duts,
We shall speak whatever we choose to speab,
when we will, where we will, and how we wifi,
regardless of all consequences. a..
Sir, the sons of Massachusetts are educated
at the knees of their mothers, in the doctrines
of peace and good will, and God knows, they
desire to cultivate those feelings-feelnss Ct
social kindness, and public kindness. The
House will bear witness that we have not VIC
lated or trespassed upon any of them but, siis,
if we are pushed too long and too far, there ar.
men from the old Commonwealth of MassachG-
sets who will not shrink from defence cr
freedom Of speech, and the honored State ther
represent, on any field where they may b.
assailed. ~
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STAINED AND CUT GLASS.
J. M. COOK,

125 Congress STR Boston, Massachusetts,
JANUFACTURE. eli KIND. 81 stained Cut Eaam.
vi eed, Foc-, ard Ground GLASS. suitable Tor ~i-
iignis Panel Lights SKY iigh. Church aud other
mental Window.
Also, Shades, Globes. Entry Liant, ru-, Door raie-
Coach ana Lantern Lights. &c
LrGd and Metal SASIIIsS made To ordr-
~ Ground, Enameed Flock Stained Plate, Crown,
German, aud American Glass wholesale aud lriui
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FORT WARD lNSTlTUT {
REV ]. E. KING. A. NJ, PRINCIPAL.

Faculty. centy Professors and Teachers.
CUPERB BRICK BUILDINGS, well finished mud fur
- nishcd located the Hudson river, seventeen mis,
north of Saratoga
Reduced from Troy aud Casiletcn first day o term
Whole expense per of fourteen weeks, Tor Boarl
Was hing. Fuel, Furnished Room. lncidenials and Tu-
ton IL Common English, S:0lO in advance. IIitrN
cents per week for fuel, when RreS ,d'U OIL.
Students rooms.
IL Students received whom there vbcaneies sa
charge for residue OF the term.
CALENDAR FOR 1886.
Spring Term begins March 18th; ends July ID
Fall Term be gins August iih; ends November l.1
Winter FERN begins Deoember 4th.
Apply to the Principal, Fort Edward institute D
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DOCTOR 00FLAN0'S
CELEBRATED GERMAN BITTEES,
Prepared 10y
Or. c. M. JACKSON, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
IJyEP CovpIAINT DycpFpsTA IAI-NpTcV

VIII efrcua,y
LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDIcE,
Chronic Nervous D,Jiify DISEASES NJ me hhiH AMI
all Diseases arising trDH a dis0rysd Ira Soma
VI'E Proprietor, in oang the attention Of the Iubi. 10
Il this preparation does with feeling OF the uiui-l
confidence an its virtues and adaptation 10 the d-ra'rs
for which IL IL recommended.
II is and uniIied article, but that has ~,
the of years trial before the American P'or,
and its reputation and sale is nrivaed by similar
preparations eEtant
Principal Office aud Mandatory, No. ~ Arch street,
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
None NToWN, Va, AUsUSt4 -
DEAR SIR The sales OF t7e BueFs are ncrrasins aNd
what speaks volumes in their IA l., that 3 Who nave
used theta, speak highly OF their effects. No medicine
thai sell gives such general sasfu ciio aud The demand
for IL exceeds all precedent and, assure YOU u aH"t''
pleasure sell such "A remedy Dor phySIriaus 40
longer scout It, but compelled to acknOwletlsr as
intrinsic value and the greater part Of them have hH
magnanmy sufficiently Ia lay aside their prrJucceS ahd
prescribe ii in their practice.
Respectfully, yours, j. NJ CilAlFANI.
DIR. G. NJ. JACKSON
For sale by Sorckeepers aud Druggists every tow.
and village IN the UBilsd States
II. ID. GILMAN, Washington. and - IN l.. MID
WELL, Georgetown. d. C, Agents ~
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THE WATER CURE JOURNAL.

Devoted TO Physiology, Hydropathy. aud the Law d"
Life and Hcalihwith Eng rawlings illustrating the iIGm'a
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DEFENCE OF KANSAS.
SPEECH OF HON. ANS0N BURLINGhME.
OF Massachusetts,,

IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
JUNE Fl, 1856.