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DR.. DUPoNoo's GOLDEN MONTHLY PILLS FOR
FEMALES. The combination of ingredients in DR.. Du
poncos Golden Pills. perfectly harm less They have
been used in the private practice of old DR.. Dupon
for 80 years. and thousands OF ladies' can les
tify to their great and neyerailng success in almost
every case In correcting irregularities relieving pain
full and distressing menstruation, particularly at the
change of hie From fyeto ten Pills will cure that
common yet dreadful disease the Whites Nearly every
lady in the land suffers from that complaint The above
Pill has permanently cured thousands, will cure YOU
nyou usethem. They cannotharm you-on the contrary
they remove all distractions nature to its proper
channel and invgorate the whole system Ladies whose
health will not permit increase of family viii ind
these Pills preventative, For particulars see di
reotions on the box Price $1and will be to ladies
eonadentiay, by mall by enclosing 81 to either of the
following general agents for Worcester GEO. r. SPURR
20l Main street. JAMES GREEN, III Meinstreet DA VID
SCOTT, 251 Main street. Of Meehsnc street; Also
by I, b. Choate, Fchb1rg, Canlrell & Son. Danieson-
vile, Robert Geer Norwich, Balch B SON. Providence,
Weeks Potter, Boston, A. B. b D. Sands New York.
A. A Burditt, Clinton, Mass.
See the signature UP0NCO is on the Box none other
enulne dly mch19
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LADIES FAIR--We called in, last evening, at
the Ladies' Fair how holding at the Catholic In
stitute on Temple street, where we found great
variety of fancy and useful articles, many of them
very choice of their kind. We learned from the
ladies in attendance, that it is their determine.
ton to sell the articles prices to conform to the
hard times, and such as shall make it an object
for people to buy The attendance was very good
and the gathering was enlivened by music from
band, employed for the occasion. The proceeds
of the Fair are for the benefit of st. Anne's
Church, which is located in neighborhood
where it may be productive Of much good, but
where the means of support are difficult tobe at.
tanned The Fair continues open during the
mail
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AccInrNr no SrrAMrn EMpInr SrAr

ACCIDENT TO STEAMER EMPIRE STATE.
! NeW York, Oct. 1.-THE Fall River steamer
| Empire State, which left here at o'clock
| this evening, ran on the rocks near Hurl
Gate, and partially sunk. She had large
number ofpassengers, including one hundred
and fifty ladies, all of whom were saved
The Empire State left the Battery in a
dense fog, and while on the Williamsburg
side, and below Hurl Gate, she ran on rock.
She was finally got off, but it was soon found
to be impossible to proceed further. In try
ing to get her to the New York side, at about
22d street, she ran foul Of schooner, broke
her guards and took off her wheel house. She
was now deeply immersed in the water. She
proceeded slowly until she had nearly reach
ed the wharf, when the passengers were dis.
embarked by the aid of two schooners. The
steamer ran on the rocks at the West side of
BlackwelPs Island, which damaged the bot
tom very badly for about fifty feet BY get
ting the passengers to fall back to the stern of
the boat, they were enabled to get her off,
The donkey engine was started to pump out
the water. They then turned about and
CROPPED their way into shoal water, and finally
succeeded in landing at the foot of Dist street,
wheresom schooners were laying With the
assistance of planks, &C., all the passengers
were got on shore, without wetting a single
foot BY keeping up the steam il the donkey
engine they were enabled to keep her afoat.
They expect to get her around this morning
to the dry dock. Her repairs will probably
occupy weeks time.
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ANoTHER FRAUD IN KANzAs.-There is great
reason to fear, notwithstanding the favorable tel
egraphc reports from Ksnzas. that another i'm
mense fraud has been consummated on that de-
voted Territory, by which the people are again to
be swindled out of their dearest rights. The
counties of johnson and Douglas are united in
one district, and have delegation so large that
its character will determine the complexion of
the Legislature. Douglas contains Lawrence,
Topeka, &c, and is by far the most populous in
the State. Il gives the Republican ticket / 500
majority. But tits reported that johnson Coun-
ty, which does not contain white population of
500, including women and children, has given
Democratic majority of 1000! thus overpowerng
the Republican majority in Lawrence, and giving
the control of the Legislature to the border ruff
gans. We fear this report will prove true, and
that another struggle is before the people of
Kanzas and the Union. Verify, day of reck
oniug will come for those who thus outrage the
rightslof the people.
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NINA Rn.tnn NniInrna

BosToN, Oct 13.-The Boston Courier states in
regard to the suspension Of Messrs. Frank Skin
ner & Co., that they have stood through all the
changes in mercantile affairs for nearly forty
years. and now they yield to the pressure from the
utter impossibility of obtaining that which has no
price-money. Their means are ample and their
suspension is but temporary. They have resources
to pay their debts, nearly twice over, and their
paper we assured, will now sell at better prices
than much Of the paper offered in the market.
Such is the effect of the panic on one of the best
Dry Goods firms in Boston.
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ROafOn RouI.s

BosToN, Oct. l3.-The bank failures in New
York today caused considerable excitement in
State street, but as yet the news has had no per.
oeptible effect on our banks, which continue to
discount to a Reasonable extent. The committee
appointed at the meeting of bank presidents was
authorized to consult with and ask the CO. opera.
ton Of New York banks, in extending the line of
discounts to solvent merchants.
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Cauker Rash and Scarlet Fever.-Espec
Tally during the prevalence of this malignant and fatal
dsease,the public should again be informed that GREN-
HILEE'S VEGETABLE EXTRACT is the most eff
iectuai remedy for canker Tash and scarlet fever
caIker and thrush in the MOUTH throat disemper what
is malignant putled throat dysentery and ali snm
mer complantsj and has been in use twenty
years. AS family medicine it is unrVaed, being
posed of harmless materials.
TIE genuine has the fac simc of the inventor A. s.
GRENVlLLE on the wrapper and circular. 1t 10 now
manufactured by his widow, Mrg. 8. A. GrenVe in Wor-
cester, and is for sale at John J. Brown Sons 425
washington street, and Charles T. Carney 1853 Washing
ton street, Boston Also, by James Green and D. Scott
Worcester, and druggists generally.
Also, GRERViLLE'5 LINLlfENT, TO accompany
the Extracts for liberated throat an outward APP
plcaion ltis good for any kind of inflammation For
burns light severe, it will relieve the anguish almost
instantly, and perform most wonderful cure 1t would
be well for every family to keep it, It being good for
bruises ehilblains ehapped hands, lips and noses
piles, &C., sc DIFF SIS
"a Stitch in time .OfIimes saves nine.
Was sung in ages fed,
Hair that's gray if checked to-day
Will save hoary headl
Then haste, Oh haste, moment waste
7 will act just like a charm.
" is glorious stuff (this is no puff
Mason's Alpine hair Balm
For sale by j. O. HILL NJ B.. GREEN Il CO.. DA.
VID, SCOTT, CHARLES SIBLEY, GE0. h. SPURR
and JAMES GREEN. de3dw6m my13
GEO. t. s. CURTIS,
REAL ESTATE II EXCHANGE BROKER
Union Bl ck, Ma 1877 Main strest
Drafts on England, Ireland Scotland, aud Germany.
Also passage tickets to ana from Liverpool and Caor-
mia, for sale. au12 d3m
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HovEY's MAoAzINE or HoHTIcuLruRE, for
October, has just appeared, The articles will be
found valuable to the cultivator Of fruits flowers,
and ornamental trees. Among them is an arti.
Gle on "Trenching," by the editor, giving good
practical advice on the subject. There are two
articles by Mr.. Wilson Flagg, one on "Land.
seape," the other on "rhe Trees at Mount Au-
burn" both q which impart useful information.
Lhe suggestions in the latter are worthy Of at.
tention by the directors, the spperintendents ana
the Individual proprietors Of lots in rural GENE.
tefles The usual variety Of miscellaneous intel.
ligence, doings Of horticultural societies. Win
premiums awarded, close the number. Published
BY Hovey d Co., Merchants Row, Boston.
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RETURNED PROM observation-disclosures. Thos.N.
Hurlburt, J. L. Mayors, and J. Barnard, three
young men belonging to this city, returned yes
terday from pleasant and successful hunting ex-
petition in the woods of Maine, They have been
absent about fortnight, and most of the time
has been spent in ''roughing it in the bush" in
the counties Of Hancock and Penobscot, where
they have made great havoc among the game. A
generous steak from fine fat moose, which was
killed by Of the party, was our portion Of the
spoils u raf
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Nantucket Fair

NANTUCKET, Oct 13.-rhe Nantucket County
Agricultural Fair opened today. The attendance
was large, and the exhibition superior to any be.
fore seen on the island. Tomorrow, Gov. Gard.
ner, N Z. Banks, and other distinguished gen.
tlemen, are expected to be present, when a ban.
quet, with speeches, and ball in the evening,
will add to the attractions of the exhibition. The
Fair reflects great credit upon the Islanders
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hnlr HeatorntaVe.-The demand for this uiiri.
vailed preparation Tor the hair and akin Ia bey6n6 ta
possibility Of doubt, and It's sale greater than any
other hair stor tive that has ever been before e pub
nc Iens q thousands Of persons who were bald and
gray and others whose faces were covered win
bohes and pmprs, now, with their own glossy hail
and with acescomely and fair look npon en- daily
promenading The streets Of all the pncpal Glitch OF the
nnop, and by their Influence spreading the fame Of
Moode Hair Restorative tbroughot the civilized world
But me trial Of one bottle is convincing than all we
could say 10 awnole newspaper coumn
u does not dye 6u gives lie health and beauty 10 the
deeayng falling, dead, restoring as " by magic
that Rhlch was supposed to be irevocably lost Heads
nearly bald and othetu neary white, are daily being
e9aNEsd 70 their pristine beauty, and faces covered with
puppies are rendered smooth az an infants aud blush
lng as rose, nll hy the Of Prof Woods Hair Re
stnrulye, 50 Louis Commercial List
Sold by all respectable Druggists. d&w2w oil
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. l3.-The election passed off
very quietly. No disturbances took place. and
but small vote was polled. The few scattering
returns received from the Interior show nothing
definite. Willlamsport Lycoming County, Pack
er, Democrat, 400, Wilmot 27S, Hazlehurst l39.
Columbia, Lancaster County, Packer 80, Halle
hurst I'll, Wilmot 80. Ph@nixville, Chester
County, Packer 295, Wilmot 237, Hazlehurst u.
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Senator Douglas married the beautiful
daughter of James Madison Cults of Wash
ington, and beng kindly disposed towards the
old man he proposed to install him into the
Office of second comptroller, of the treasury
He wrote to the president, that such an APP
pointment should not be charged over to the
account Of the IllinoisianS, or be considered
as in any way interfering with the appoint
ment of "such democrats of that state as he
and the rest of the delegation might recon-
mend" Thereupon the chief executive,
instead of getting down upon his marrow
bones before the ''lttle giant replied by
note that he need have no apprehension on
the subject, as the appointment, if made at
all, would be of his own Cthe president's]
vohtion. proceeding entirely from his "regard
for MIR. Cults and his family,a and not because
Senator Douglas had the good fortune to be-
come his son-in-law." Mr.. Cults has been
appointed and sworn in. aa
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STEAMBOAT AccIDENT.-During the den,e fog
that prevailed in the vicinity of New York on
Tuesday, collision occurred on the North River
betweed the steamers Metamora and Commodore.
The MetamOra was bound to New York from Ha.
Verstraw, and the Commodore from New York to
Albany. The Metamora sunk in four minutes,
and it is reported that eight lives were lost.
There were also collisions during the fog be.
tween several ferry boats in the harbor, by which
some Of them were badly injured, but no live were
l.
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The SPANISH MINISTER'S DRAFT PROTEST.
I'd The United States TreaSwy-The Cotton
Crop Washington, Oct. 49, Tribune cor
respondence. IA draft for twenty. four thou
sand dollars, drawn by the Spanish Minister
and endorsed by General Cass, was protested
on Saturday.
The surplus in the Treasury is reduced to
thirteen millions of dollars. The receipts
have nearly ceased.
A Treasury order may soon be expected
suspending the redemption of stocks for the
present,
Southern estimates set the loss on the cotton
crop of this year, as compared with that of
last, at not less than sixty millions of dollars.
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BEARS IN MAINE.-The bears in Piseata-
quis county have been making a great devas-
tation among the young stock. The Bangor
Wing says that many calves and sheep
have been killed by them this fall in that
county. At a recent husking in Monson, the
cries of calf were heard near by, and the
men rushing out, found large bear holding
the calf with one paw and beating his skull
with the other. He was so determined upon
his prey that he turned and offered fight to
the first man who came up, but thought bet
ter Of 1t when he saw the mans hackers, and
made rapid tracks for the woods. q
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Arrival of specic H. s., L.oni,

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 13.-A number of Santa Fe
merchants arrived here tonight, with upwards of
100000 in gold, for the purpose of settling old
accounts and purchasing new goods -
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Boston Bank Statement,

BosToN, Oct. l3.-Capital stock S3l $3.50, 000
loans and discounts S4S9l3, 600 specie 2,64l 800
due from other banks S6,l25 900, due to other
banks SO 2405 800, deposits Sl3 439 900, circula.
ton rs 355 600
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FL0UR-The demand is moderate Sales Of Western
superue at 50 rs fancy at IS 80 so; extra at IS rs
a I per Dbl.
GRAIN Corn is dnll. Sales of YelloW at 81; mixed
SOcj Ehite nc per bush. Oats aredu at5I SIC per
bush. Rye 90 a 95c per bush.
PR0YISI0NS-Pork is in limited demand Prime at
SO 20 mess at "a 25 clear and extra clear Is a
20 90 per Dbl, cash and mos Beef is dull Western
mess and extra mess at SIG SIT per bbl cash and
mos Lard is in steady demand. Sales in bbls. ut IA
I4lc, kegs Is Ice per Id, cash and mos Hams Is
lac per per h., cash and mos.
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OUR BOYS, DEP HRTMEYT.

Is an the second story and contains by far The largest
and most attractive stock of Chidren's and Youths gar
ments exhibited in this city, and person needing
any description Of Boys Clothing should neglect to ex
anime this large and carefully prepared stock which
believed to he unsurpassed in the state.
Boys Clothing Made Ito Order.
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DEMOCRATIC MEETINe.-The Democrats had
a full meeting at Brinley Hall, last evening,
Hon. Isaac Davis presided, with Henry Keith,
Secretary After speech from the Chair, Col.
l. H. Wright of Boston was introduced, and
made an extended speech, after which the meet
ing adjourned. Gen. Butler, though announced,
was not present.
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DAILY

FIRE This morning, about half past o'clock,
a fire was discovered in the liquor store of R. c.
Edwards, on Washington Square. The fire was
extinguished without much damage, as the liquor
was so poor it would not burn.
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NEW ORLEANS, Oct l3-Messrs. Oakley &
Hawkins, large cotton factors, suspended yester-
day. Other suspensions are rumored, but tho
names are uncertain.
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Dwight Hyde, ESQ.,, of Brookfeld, has been
appointed, by the Governor and Council, Com
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A RAILROAD SENTIMENT,-The following
sentiment was given at a recent railroad festi-
val held in Cleveland, Ohio M
Our Mothers-The only faithful tenders who
never misplaced swttch.
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GBr DAILY Spp,
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER IA, 1857.
CoUNTY CONVENTION.

Citizens Of Worcester County, in favor OF the election
az Bon. Nathaniel P. Banks OF Wathau for Governor
If The Cammon Eealth invited to assemble in their
several toEns, to choose delegates in the proportion Of
three 20 every Representative the General Court to
wh RI each town is entitled, to meet in Convention at
B-ney Hah in Worcester Thursday, the 18Th day Of
0at9er tastant, at II O'Clock for the purpose II
nomuaung candidate for County Commissioner, and
Oh losing County Coumittee for the ensuing year.
Per order of Republican County Committee.
DWIGHT FOSTER, Chairman.
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Contains very large and superior OF the latest STYLES
OF fabric which have appeared in market We would as
sure our patrons that they may depend upon the faithful
and satisfactory execu ton Of all their ORDERS and con-
tnuance of past generous patronage is respectfully soic
tied,
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PulLADEIpHfA, Oct 10, 1880 r. Nit is re.
ported hero that Commodore Stuart, U. S. N.
died today at his residence, near Bordentown Nj
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Iomn EIec,inI,.

DUBUQUE, Oct. l3.-The election here passed
off quietly. Samuels, the Democratic candidate
for Governor, has 922 majority in this city.
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BALTIMORE, Oct l3.-It is reported that the
Albion Corn Manufacturing Company failed. Lii
abilities not large,
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POLICE CoURT-BJors Special Justice w. w.
Rtce.--William Perry, for being drunk, was fined
81 and costs; couldn't pay, and was ticketed for a
months abode at Mr.. Carriers mansion on Sum
mer street.
Johanna Troy, for selling intoxicating LIQUOR
to one Michael Common, juvenile of about twelve
summers who was taken y the lookup in state
and was duly sentenced by the Court, from which
Judgment she appalled,, and gave bail in $500.
The examination Of William Macomber, upon
complaint for perjury, commenced Oct. /, was
concluded yesterday, and the defendant was dis.
charged
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Wauteds-Copies Of the DAILY spy, Of June / 2
3, 10, aud IS, to lmpete file. Those having them
vii be literally compensated by sending them to This
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The run upon the Mechanics, Merchants, Bank
of America, Manhattan, and American Banks,
was severe and continued up to the close of bust
ness. The broadway Bank held out till nearly
o'clock, paying out Sl40,000 in specie, when it
gave out. The Leather Manufacturers Bank sub
sequently closed its doors, The Seventh Ward
and Fulton Banks held out under a tremen-
dious pressure. The Peoples Bank closed
at o'clock, after paying out $4,000 in
specie during the day. The Bank of the
State of New York paid out its last dollar, and
certified all checks presented, and then yielded.
The American Exchange paid all demands, but
several others shut out their customers at three
o'clock. The Bank of North America was protest.
ed this afternoon. The Corn Exchange refused to-
pay specie or bills, but certified checks The ORR
entail, Mechanics and Traders, Bowery Savings,
Shoe and Leather, Continental, American Ex-
change, and metropolitan, paid every demand up
to three O'clock, the usual hour of closing.
The whole number of banks suspended, includ-
ing those of yesterday, is nineteen. aea
"A bank meeting was held this afternoon, at
which it is understood that a proposition for
general suspension was to be discussed as also the
proprletyOf urging the Governor to convene an
extra session Of the legislature s5
At The second board of the stock exchange
stocks all took rise under the belief that the
banks will suspend specie payments tomorrow
Missouri IL, Cleveland and Toledo 20 l q
Chicago and Rock Island S. Reading 80, New
York Central 50, Harlem g. Hudson River 10,
Panama IS.
There was no run of any account on the Bowery
Savings Banks, except the Bowery and Blocker
street. They are Of the strongest in the city,
and have on hand large quantities of specie
The former at the opening today had one million
dollars in available means. ais
Thelollowing country banks were discredited
today :-Oswego River, Goshen; Merchants
Bank. Syracuse; Briggs Bank, Clyde Bank of
Commerce, Carmel Orange County Bank !;
Eagle Bank, Rochester; Bank of Newhurg !;
Hudson County Bank Poughkeepsie Bank ;
Ulster County Bank Sussex Bank Farmers
and Drovers' Bank Bank of State of New York ;
Hoboken City Bank Jersey City Bank Farm.
ers Bank Of Montague.
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Ever exhibited by this well known establishment ia
now offered to the public and opportunity is pre-
scented for making selections of garments of every dual
iy and style now In market, including the various non
elites of the season, at the lowest possible prices
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ouR MARrYRED MISSIONARIES IN INDIA
There is every reason to believe that the four
missionary families Of the Presbyterian Board at
Futiehgurh have persisted in the massacre at
Cawnpore. The New York Observer gives their
names as follows:
REV John E. Freeman went out in 1888, and
has been faithful missionary for about nineteen
years. He married Miss Beach, in Newark, N
j., who died about ten years ago. Mr.. F. after
wards married Miss Vredenburg a lady of great
accomplishments and worth, with large circle
Of friends in this city and New Jersey.
Rev David A. Campbell was from Wisconsin,
and his wife from Ohio. They had two children
with them in India.
Rev. Albert o. johnson and wife are both from
Western Pennsylgania :,
Rev. Robert McMullen was from Philatlel-
phia, and his wife Miss Pierson, from Pater.
son, N. J. All Of them were among the most
able and useful missionaries OF the Board, and
their loss is blow to the work, compared with
which the destruction Of $780, 900 worth Of prop.
erty in India is not to be mentioned. These
houses, and presses, and churches can be rebuilt
but who will be baptized for the dead Z" ~