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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-04
CHILDREN's & YOUTHS CLOTHING.


Ample provision has, for many years existed in this
mty, Tor the abundant supply of every description of
Mems Clothing, but hitherto little attention has been be
slowed upon Clothing for Children and YOUTH indeed no
establishment in this city has hitherto attempted the rath
er difficult business OF manufacturing adequate gen
eral assortment Of the various styles and sizes Of Chill
1ren and Youths Clothing, (and the want of such an
establishment has for long time been regarded as Sc
Tous inconyenience) Believing, thst city so extensive
md important Worcester has become at least
first class establishment of this Sort the subscribers
have been ndused to establish separate and distinct
department for the exclusive manufacture and sale Of
CHILDREN AND YOUTHS CLOTHING,
At wholesale and retail, and for this purpose, separ
ate apartment has been fitted mp in the Heoond Story Of
our store Ehich is under the charge of experienced ar
is who will at all times be prepared 10 make to order
my style Of Children and Youths Garments for all per-
persons who may not prefer selections from stock Of
READY-MADE GARMENTS,
or which, we here desire to say that we intend to keep
very extensive and varied assortment cf all the best
styles in vogue in the larger cities and Il will be our con
slant aim to produce Garments Of the Nedtest and most
attractive Form and style, and furnish them al ali
times at the Mosr MoDEHArE PRIcEs possible which
prices will be marked in Plain Figures upon each Oar
uent, and sold upon the
Gone Price System,n
As in the other departments Of our business We
have only 10 add that hope TO make this Department
worthy Of general confidence and patronage.
A. y. WARE s. co.
mch3O d3tsw&wtf
NRUDE CAMPH0R-A freIh lot for sale by
~ jt2 dh CHAs. CLARKE.
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Mothers, Mothers Mothers. = AN OLD
NURSE FOR CHILDREN Don't fail to procure Mrs.
Winslows Soothing Syrup for Children TeetbDg II has
no equal on Earth. No mother who has tried Mrs Wins
lows SOOTHING SYRUP for Children will ever consent to
let her child pass through the distressing and critical pc
riod of teehng without the aid Of this invaluable prep
araton If life ahd health be estimated by dollars
and cents, 1t Is worth its weight in gold.
Millions Of Bottles If Mrs. Winslows SooTHING bHkUP
are sold every year in the United States.
PRICE ONLY rs CENTS BOTTLE; ~,
Sold at proprietor's prices, by NJ b. GREEN @ w.
GEO. R. SPUR, and Druggists generally
ANIL d&W6m
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o. III. TILLOTSON,
ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
No. S, Brinley Hall,
mh31 diff Worcester Mass
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DOo.Oress N. ". GERALDs,

Also gives special attention to the treatment OF Female
Complaints, and diseases of Children
" IA Newbury street. between Pleasant and Austin SITS.
So diff
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Mrs. s. Goodwin, an experienced and success
lul midwife holds herself in readiness day and nigh
to sttend to the duties of her profession Residence
Aust in street. diff oct2l
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kHOMMONWEALT OF MASSACRU-
~ SETS. WORCESTER, Court Of Insolvency.
In the Case of OTIS WILCOX, of Ux6Iidge, an In
solvent Debtor
To the Honorabethe Judge of Insolvency and for SAID
County of Worcester.
The subscriber respectfully represents that he is
creditor of said nsoent debtor that he has proved his
claim in said against the estate of said debtor and
that he believes will be for the benefit Of all concerned
that the proceedings in the Of said debtor be stayed
wherefore he prays that order may be passed vacang
all the proceedings in said case.
Dated this second day of June, in the year eighteen
hundred and fifty seven.
AMARIAH TAFT.
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l.. u. NICHOLS. M. D..
Il NJ E0 P ATHIC PHYSICIAN
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE 112 MAIN 81. OFFICE HOUR
FROM Ito 3. AND TO O'CLOCK P. NJ
Worcester, Oct. 90. 1853
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Coughs, HOraseuess and BroncnlLsss A.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES "hen alLo" \. ~ ~
dissolve slowly in the mouth have direct lnnuehcs 70 tne
affected parts; the sedatvs and soothing enect 70 e %
cous lining of the windpipe into the Bronchn asys Pu
monary Irritation and gives rellei ~ SoughS s OUas
ii i eiiS set o o 1isbIss dSw6m dill
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c. f. CUSHMAN,

=. f. CUSHMANs
TEACHER OF THE PIANO FORTE. (
Room in connection with A. MARsH's Music Store
No. American House Block Worcester
O3dtf
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WDOARD. Those in want Of good, pleasant, airy
Nd Rooms, with good board, in central location, will
do we'll to call AZ No. ~ Thomas street. before engaging
elsewhere The have lately been RENTED 10 first
rate order Those Visiting the city for few days. will
hnd quiet home, with good board at moderate prices.
Thomas Street, May %, 1851. dSm
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ArnOld's GIObuIes and Vital FIuid.-Fo
sale, wholesale and retail, by
10. HILL, Druggist and Apothecary,
my4 DIFF Mechanics' Hall Block
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DIRECT ALL ORDERS Or LETTERsTo
DIR. G. WARD MARS HALL
Bay State House, Worcester.
Jan. 81. 1857. dIy j22
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Spring OvercOats,
and Fine Business Coats.

Among which will be found some veryHattracve gar
Inents.
THE CUSTOM DEPARTMENT
Continues under the charge Of Mr.. STEVENSON who, it
Is needless to add has superior in his profession and
no pains will be spared to render this Department salts
factory in the highest degree 1t now contains fine
lection of
Vestings, Pant Stu6s, md COatings,
To which all the new and desirable styles will be added
fast they appear In market.
Trusting, by the grea amount variety and superiority
Of stock, moderate prices and unremed application
TO business, merit and receive continuance of the lib
era patronage which has for years been bestowed upon
this establishment, beg leave respectfully to invite
all purchasers Of Clothing to examine stock before
making their selections.
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BY E. W. YAIIL, Auctioneer.


NENTEEL NEW HOUSE PIANO
- FORTE, FURNITURE, CARRIAGES, HARNESS
ES, &c, at AUCTION, Cedar street. Worcester
THURSDAY, June 11th, 1857. Sale of Furniture at 10
a. M Real Estate 2 p. m.
fhe subscriber, having formed permanent business ar
rangemens in Chicago, and obliged leave Immediately
Ior sad city, BOW offers 10 the highest bidder his new
genteei and thorough built House, situated on Cedar
next the residence Of W. A. Williams. ESQ., Containing
10 hardhnished rooms, conveniently arranged furnisii
ed with all the modern improvements such as marble
Sinks with hot and cold water above and below gas i
lures bathing room marble nantes, superior furnace
pay windows piazza, with many other advantages not
The Lot contains about $500 square feet OF land hand
somey ornamented with flower BEDS trees shrubbary &C.
Also, upon the same is barn. This house is just
competed and is one Of the most desirable residences
ever offered for sale in this city.
FukNlTURE, &c-Piano Forte, Statuary, &c. At 10
a. M viii be sold on the premises lot of desirable
Household Furniture consisting in part of superior
piano iore, SOFAS mahogany hair cloth paror CHAIRS
mahogany hair cloth rockers, marble and mahogany cens
IRE tables black walnut vhstnots poys gilt framed
MIRRORS bedsteads, hair mattresses bureaus cane and
WOOD seal chairs, curtain damask one iron hat tree one
Dack walnut d. carpets antique chairs one lounge in
hair CLOTH one refrigerator, Stoves one china tea set
crockery glas and tin ware
CARRIAGES 0ne top buggy, ane doubIe carriage,
es, &c.
Terms at sale For further particulars inquire Of the
aucConeer or the subscriber J. W. DERBY.
n
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D R. ]. NJ. RICE

- OElIN.o n Ws - HHFFImYlOn BTOCkg
Corner Of Main and Front Streets.
A. rentfss, Designer and Engraver upon Wood
and Stone. Over the Qunsgamond BANK Entrance 141
Main stree Fcuse on Crescent Street All orders with
meet |'f'"- fertion Particular attention paid
dra' dec30 DIFF
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VIM. 0. SWEET & CO.,
ISS Main street have for sale wholesale and reat,
I'D HYsoN TEA, Choice Moyune
" Young HYson TEA Extra Curious
5 Tp,,l% Oolong TEA, New Crop. Extra.
COMPANY souchong TEA, Extra Zine
Also, Old Mocha aud Java COPPER
0eauine Dandeon COFFEE d,f MOO
MoIl CE.-Ihe subscriber intends being in Wor-
cester Mass, at the office Of Dr. Rpni uov.no
No. "a Main Street. about the 9th Of nne n, ~
short time for the purpose of adjusting any unsetsd
business any person may have with him,
Columbia, s. O., May -, 1857. DyisdS SsssN'
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AMARIAH TAFT.

COMMONWEALTH OF MAssA oHUsETTs.
Worcester, Court of Insolvency. In The case Of
OTIS WILCOX, Insovent Debtor.
On the foregoing Petition it is ordered that the petition
give notice tn all persons interested in the estate Of the
said nsolvent debtoby publishing copy Of the said petit
ton and of this order thereon twice inside in the neWspa
per called the Worcester Daily Spy printed at Worces
ter the last publication to be three days least before the
time for the hearing thereon hereinafter mentioned that
they may appear at the Court Of Insolvency, be held
at Worcester within and for said County of Worcester
the ninth day of June inst IL O'clock in the
noon then and there to show cause if they have why
the prayer of said petition should not be granted
Witness A. Il. Bullock, Esquire, at Worcester the sec
ond day of June, in the of Lord one thousand
eight hundred and fifty seven
jeS d9tis Attest JOHN j. PIPER, Reg.
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TWO ALL PERSONS TO WHOM
n THESE PRESENTS MAY COME
RTORTG Access CATE

II
MORTGAGEEsS SALE
b virtue of power of SALE contained ia mortgage
3eed given by Gustavus Elicit dated the 14th day Of
april 1885, to VIM. r. Hooper, for six hundred and y
dollars and interest, and BY said Hooper, sold and con
Veyed to me by assignment dated the nineteenth day Of
april a. D. 1855, recorded in The Registry of Deeds,
BOOK DO Page 4e2said mortgage recorded In the Regis
sad mortgage having been broken shall by virtue Of
the power OF attorney contained in said mortgage and
Us tie owner thereof shall sell at public auction on the
18th day of June next
Al O'Clock P NJ, on the premises, the premises de-
ecr0ed or referred to ia said mortgage which reads as
!ooWs that certain tract Of land in said Worcester on
Newbury Street, bounded and described in deed from
Alonzo WoodcOck to Francis H. Dewey, dated Nov 3d.
1902 and recorded Book 500 Page H. being lot No. CO.,
on plan recorded Book ass, Page 647 10 which plan
reference may be had. ADAMS P. BARNES,
Worcester, May Q, 1857. dtjuls
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a SSIGNEES' NOTICE. The undersigned have
n been appointed Assignees of the joint and several
estates of HENRY s. WASHBURN and CHARLES +.
WASHBURN, of Worcester, late copartnes, under the
firm of Henry S. Washburn and Company. The second
meeting of the Creditors of said Insolyent Debtors will
be held at the Court of Insolvency. in Worcester the
fourth day of June next O'Clock in the foIcnoon
at Witch meeting Creditors may be present and prove
their claims. FRANCIS IL. DEWEY,
ELLIS GRAY L0RING,
EPHRAIM MURDOCH, JR.
Worcester, May %, 1857. dstis jel
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Talk about Revolutions why, they are nothing com
pared to the stir Mackenzie Pratt are kicking up
aiming the " Old Fogy" Fancy Dry Goods dealers, and
OH how the poor Branch does suffer in consequence of
their "tender regards for it F."
Hear some of their remarks to the patrons Of
the Branch;
go to the Branch and get cheated."-Rag.
'They keep nothing but old goods "-Tag.
"0h mine gracious, dey MT keep
Noting but cheap Auction goots"-BOGtaiL
go to the Branch and you can get goods for moth
ing"-A Young Lady,
The parties made the above remarks of course will
recognize them again We are certainly much obliged
to them, but hope they will be angry with because
we don't return the compliment
We bear them malice but would onlv caution them
in future " Hands off," we say, and fair play"
We are doing good trade, and hope continue doing
more. We wiz break down the g Old high price sys
tenn"
Let the people bear in mind that we clean Bonnets in
supelir style for
E'NO HING!''
Old Fogies, Uant you do the pame No. of course you
can't.
Our store is full Of Bargains just oF Ladies' give us
call and will always be ready to wait upon you, and
show goods with pleasure.
No cOnfOunded jUckeysng at the Branch.
All Goods marked in plain figures. One price and no
reduction.
Respectfully,
je3 diff PrOPrietOrs,
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

SPECIAL NOTICE
American Telegraph Company,
ofce, General Express Office, Lincoln House Block,
Worcester.
TARIFF REDUCED.-0n and after April 1st tariff
rom worcester to Weseld Chester Factories Pittsed
ana chatham, N " 20 cents for 10 words; each add.
tonal word cents.
From Worcester TO Albany and Troy, 40 cents for 10
words; each additional word cents
A. A. L0VErT, Supt.
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Supplied at manufacturers prices, by D. KIMBALL 4
CO., II Market Square, Providence, Il. 1. div je2
nIsEASES OF THE sKIN.-DT. WORK
~ NAN, In connection with general practice, viii
devote particular attention the treatment OF OurAsKoUs
DISEASES.
DR.. W. has made this class OF Diseases subject Of
special study for than 25 years. and has large
experience in their treatment.
Office hours from to 10 A. ~, and from IA 10
2. NJ, No. 10 Elm Street. my19 d6w6wis
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II e &c E G z :.
The propretors will put their teams upon their several
routes commencing May 25th. Those wishing sup.
piled will please give their TO the drivers the
Office Mechanics Building Any neglect the part Of
the drivers, will be attended tC application the sub
scrbers. WALKER & SWEETSER.
Office in Mechanics Building. diff my27
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ID LO M A A w ARDED
DR.. CLARKE'S

New York, Boston ard Albany district,
Springfield, Mass March 81, 1857. diff ap2
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JUHN II. BUND.
Prepared only by JOSEPH BURNETT Il CO., Boston,
Sold by dealers generally, at SOC and 81 per bottle
See advertisement in another column. d&wlw iel
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:, This beautiful Picture has been pronounced by the
Press at large, and Artists the finest painted Panorama in
the world. -
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al IL WHO WANT the Hest FLOUR
N In this City, will be sure TO get the very Aree IN
he aramed and never exoeed brand Of j. sPAuiDtEas
Double Extra For sale at BREWEips 234 Main street.
palnes Block DIFF ie2
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NOTICES..
Z n HI A l. A 4 o N
CURES CURES CURES! CURES CURE
CATARRH, LUNGS, BLOOD.
CURES! CURES CURES! CURES CURES
CatarTh, Lungs, Blood,

Or. G. HOWARD MARSHALL,
CATARRH,
LUNG, .E.N'5s BLOOD
EHaYS HCIAN,
Who by Inhalation, and his other new
Remedies known only 10 himself is performing such mir.
tces BY curing the most incurabe dissaset
Consumption and its kindred diseases
lave hitherto been called iucurabe TIE reason is plain
because Pay icians failed 10 convey remedy to the dis
tased part but constantly apuring medicines into the
stomach for every Affection whether Of the Brsin Eyes,
Throat Lungs or Spine, the result what be e
Tected-a fastened death to the patient.
But DIR. MarshalPs common sense
Principle Of carrying his remedies directly to the Lungs
and Blood In the form of Warm Medcated Vapor soohes
those diseased organs Coughs, heals internal u
sers pures the Blood and from the System ey
try faint Of the dreaded Scrofula.
Coughs, CatarTh, HumOrs. Asthma.
Bronchitis, Pain in the Side, Shoulders Chest aec
hons of the Liver, Stomach Blood snd suppressons
al running into the great scourge OF the land Con
Iumpion, and that too often in the short space Of few
weeks.
To meet this fell destroyer, DIR. Mar
shall offers his New SYSTEM which has cured Thousands
uho were given to die by other Physicians both in
his city and elsewhere-provng to a certainty that
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WREMOVAL!-Spcci NOIices-Mrs. s. A
Ia WEED, INDEPENDENT CLAIRVoTAsT, would respect
fully inform the public that she has removed from No. 80
Chandler street, to No. ~ SCuthbridge Street,
where she will be happy to wait upon all who may need
her services. 8. A. WEED. f
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UOSLYN'S WORCESTER CORNET
- BAND-The Old Worcester Cornet Band, now JOS
lyns Worcester Cornet Band most respectfully announce
TO their friends and the public generally that they have
procured New and Beautiful Bet of Instruments made
in the most approved STYLE and will hereafter be in readi
TO attend to those who may wish their services
reasonable terms. W. L. HOBBS, Leader.
N. P. GODDARD, Director.
7. G.. BANCROFT, Clerk. DIFF my12
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FROM BOSTON.
90 Oar OWE Correspondent.

FIon Oar Orn Corssponeens
BosToN, Wednesday, Dec. g. 1S57.
Politics beirg excessively dull, have TUNED my
attention to the Courts Of law, or Courts CT "Jus
tiee,' AZ they are sometimes ficedously called.
Tie brilders and orlsmerteTs Of cur C0ur. Houses
have lately got ia.o tie habit Of plasns upon the
top Of these buildings, or in the in'ide, over the
sea. Of judgment: representation Of pair Of scales,
significant to the vsidhut and unsopbistiesRd Of
the even scale H. which the battle between suitOrs
is hurg; significant to others o. the Otentmes scaly
proceedings which take place under color Of law.
II Law ia the perfection OF human reason, Gs sup
pose il u.s. the prac ice in some Of our Cogrt ia tue
perfection Of human rascalty. Let Inc Illustrate
Ibis fact By tie narrative Of case which was tried
before Judge Hunt Dston OF the Supt nor Court last
week. ] do DOs mean, however, 10 Instance the
trial 10 which alude, as case ia point, Bat some
proceedings which took place previously, and which
were br. u2ht 10 light d. this trial. The Boston
newspapers do Lot always report the most interest
ing trials this one finds nc record in any Boston
newspaper that have seen. Consequent it will
have the essential element Of newDess to you. Hero
are the facts as developed a. the trial:
There is a family Of colored people in Charles
town, BY the Dsme Of FEWER, who have got their
living snd something beyond by window-w ashng
aDd sueh 0her arts as are no. monopolzed by the
white iolAs. One OF the brothers, William Fowler
died in 1851, with s., 800 and leaving widow, bu;
no children. Judge Fay OF tao Middssex Probate
Court in the exercise Of his discretionary power,
allowed tAe widow $500 beyond her j. Wa share Of
tie estate. FROM this decisiOa, old Mr. Sam. Foa
Ter, the father appealed, on The ground that bis son
William had aever been married 10 TIE woman with
whom be bad lived some dozen or fifteen years ia
quiet and responsibility il the heart Of the City Of
Charlestown He employed Paul Willard yoang
lawyer ef Charessown to s.iog his sus, and lastesd
OF diaeouaeiDg it, ss any decent lawyer would have
done, Willard proceeded 10 carry i. 20 the Supreme
Court, employing j. G.. Abbott, eso.. Of Lowell,
since Judge Of tie Superior Corr, as senior coun
Gel, TO argue the casa. Robert Morris, colo-ed
lawyer Of this city, dsfer3ed, aud John G.. King
wSs .enio' counsel viii Morris. Bear in MUD
isat ,oe Hhole smoun. II d.spU,e 1t this time was
the $500 allowed by S,dse Fay. Taers being no
al foundation icr an appeal from this decree the
SUI. amounted 20 nothing, though Mr.. ABBOT. argued
H. lS seaet VIII HE customary skil. Tie ease
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THAT Sc WEIR AGAIN.
Editor Of TIE N. y. Tribune.

To ne EJ'to, Of TIE N. y Tribune
sln: The note which yor received asd kia1Iy pub
shed on The 18th inst. uhdsr the highly appropriate
caption AZ other OuIsge'-s rote concerning the
sewer now being laid 10 West Forty isco.d street.
had, are happy to cay, tae eesirsd ef'c.. Should
you obse Us BY psbbsh ng tbi., the second in regard
to TIE Some e9tgsire subectthe sewer ard il should
meet the eye Of cry one Of the many public faucens
RES Ghd be sbor'c seculate that Il 30 - weu
20 lay lot that nat erirg urcop, &c We, o. coIisS.
il We knew il would fesl deeply mortified AZ our lack
o. shi' in haciDg eus the osuss firm tne mex; Sa
is dopp now, and W, viii 60 on. Iae Joo woica nsa
beer given up - be resumed "next werm weather,
hsvrg the section of finished sewer ei tfeiy Eau OF
by water ED fbs cellars Of the bulldogs 90 10
book partly f.ts, was sSTaoe.y oeSaa essS
of waste water. however bss not been allowed
q efspe The interval Of street between tbs tve
CON s,ed seciors bss Indeed been sid spsB but az
bsrbens Of snith bss hses reared at Tie onts OF
TIE upper section. ard q. this Eomsct the CELLAR feers
g.. covered with 9Th ard w,ter to fhs d,p,a OF az
least four ircbes TIE houses l'sd vita the moa
siek Iii ster Cd, and The ilstss Of one OF W NJ more
CT lfsiiek Oar cooditon Is ka,na to Tie nesita
oses. 81 the city fs tS0 Of ,Ss nave s. Aas s;
eissen cable but said they could DO nothing more
then 10 exhort the cortyeoIs or Somebody 70 De a.
e3ptdi'ioss Is possible. We are well aware that Is
would be impossible for the contractors 10 10 on sits
their work fhe water was let loose upon them bat
punpnsy b. inser ed 10 ono of tie "manh 9sss, snd
We Sc IL one dsy's tNe relieved. Tbs residents
Rave el.e adv psid out SEQ toY the bsling Of the
sewer AID some, not all, begin 10 thin sud :.*r.
hat tSsy csn 10 longer SER the expense. sNno.
tie duty of tie Croton Water Department to keep the
sector offewer free
Ire f5unas,iors OF he iesses sys certainly bscou-
ing u uch u jr-ed; sL1 wac 10 resp nsibls IL "
not ocror5iag 10 iaD f sore enc 70 fee the sewer,
We must remove, &c the housss ere un;ssSs ssns
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KANsAs-THr sOUrH-DoUGLAs.
esnssesasDos Of III. n Y rsisuns

VHe0ondepce OF fbe n u ff1snne
WAsRsSCToS, Dec. II. 1857.
lam not eIsctly at Wsssirgtoa, but 90 Dear as to
mako /. allowable 10 date frcm the Federal city. i
snw,ereI can legally buy niger in thirty minutes,
sad lawfully call On q dousbfsce TO help me had
him end this locates me near enough TO Mr Ba.
sAssaAs headquarters to make my dstnE al
Asbt..
NAash Congress going TO u about Kanss,' is
- question In evepbOdy's mouth. have sscer.
sainsd that Sesshern gentlemen h,ve not yet
como T. de isrminstion on this suhjs;. in their
Swn minds, spd until te7 do decide it cau-
xes b Known wbs. will be done. The rep.
ysssRtssives a The corduroy snd brrg,a party
~ tie Fee States 10 Congress, fscotiOusIy dsaom-
essed "DcuOcr.,ic," viii - as usual and follow
DER Southern leaders,. Whoever expects those
gentlemen, ohea impoli.ely termed doUgafaces, 10
have way Of Their eva, and especially wsy TIA.