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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-17

Bns!p's Cough Cure kIoxenges are superior
to any other Medicine in the form OF Candy LOzen
ges the of Colds, Coughs, Hosrsuess, Asthma,
Group Whoopng Cough, Sore Throat and all diseases Of
the Throat aud Lungs
Prepared and sold at wholesale and RETAIL by BUSH
CO., "a Front street. dcodtf uch26
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-17

A Chance Left II will sell, for the money, my
ENTIRE STOCK without any reserve, at Tess than cost
The goods composed Of all the different articles and
goods Clnhng Men and Boys and are of the
most superior styis and make being all and fresh.
Money must be had am prepared to make necessary
sacrifice to 0 obtain it. Look and be satisfied
WIN. q. HUDSON,
o32 dow OiarkIs Block 259 Main street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-17

The Alpine Hair Balm Is 50 sure to brin
GRAY HAIR TO its NATURAL COLOR that many sup
pose it to be Hair Dye it is not. The Basam make
the roots of the Hair healthy, it to tnrn the orig
nsl color and keeps it from comiE5 CT,
For sale by j. @. HILL, NJ. r. GREEN g. CO., DA-
VID SCOTT. CHARLES sIBLEY,. GEO. r. gPURR.
and JAMES GREEN. de3dw6m my19
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-17
MARRIED.

In this city, by Rev. j. G. Adams, William johnson to
MIS- me Ward, both Of Maiden.
In Oxford Nov 10Th, By Nanthaniel Eddy, Esq, Ben
jamin Patnam to Mrs Catherine Harding all Of Oxford
In sharon Valley Conn, Oct. 2ls by Rev P. S. Hol-
lev Charles A. Hotchkiss OF sharon, 10 Anna Maria,
daughter Of Seymour smith, formerly Of this city.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-17

A Card Having disposed Of my business 10 Mr.. Il.
r. Rogers, who has been with me for the past year,
would most cheerfuly recommend him as worthy of the
patronage which has been bestowed on me. To my mt
friends ond patrons, would return most sincere
thanks for their abundant fayors, and would inform
them that shall remain for the present with Mr. Rogers
and shall be pleased to meet them as formerly.
% diff G. d. MANN.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-17

Cauker Rnsh and Scarlet FeVeF.-Espec
ialy during the prevalence Of this malignant and fatal
diseasehe public should again be informed that GREN
YILLE'S VEGETABLE EXTRACT is the most ef-
fectua remedy for canker csnker Tash and scarlet fever
canker and thrush in the mouth throat distemper what
is malignant putIed throat, dysentery and all su
mer complaints and now has been in use twenty
years. As family medicine is unriYaled being COM
posed Of harmless materials.
The genuine has the fac snile of the inventor A. s.
GRENVlLLE, on the wrapper and circular. 1t is now
manufactured by his widow, Mrs. s. A. GrenVe in Wor-
cester, and is for sale at John ]. Brown Sons 425
Washington street, and Charles T. Carney 1Ss Washing
ton street, Boston. Also by james Green and D. Scott
Worcester, and druggists generally.
Also, GRENHILLE'S LLHIMENT, to accompany
the Extracts for liberated throat outward ap
plcaton. Its good for any kind of Inflammation For
burns, light severe viii relieve the anguish almost
instantly and perform most wonderful cure 1t would
be well for every family to keep it, it being also good or
n les Nc &c DIFF SIS
Fire and Burglar Proof afes.-H syriHg's
Patent hampton Safes, with HALLS PATENT POWDER
PROoF LOCKS form the most perfect security against
Fire and Burglars Of any safe offered the public and
have on hand and make to order all kinds of Boiler and
Money Boxes or Chests for Brokers' Jewellers and Private
Families, for Plate, Diamonds and other vauabes. And
are also Paentees by purcbase) and manufacturers Of
JoNEE PATENT FORMULATION BANK Lock.
S. @. HERRING & Co.
Nos. 1856, 1871 and IS9 Water street. and
No. 25l Broadway, cor. Murray st. ~.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-21
The slave Trade.

A London paper Publishes letter upon this sub
ject which says that at Layes, the greatest slave
market in Africa, the supply of slaves is obtained
by the King from the Taboo country, where all
prisoners of war are considered as slaves. The
price paid by him is roll of tobacco for two, the
cost of the tobacco being from twenty five to
thirty dollars. The dealer pays the king about
sixty dollars for each slave-a young and we'll
grown bringing seventy-fve dollars.
while an inferior piece Of goods brings from
thirty to forty dollars. The writer states that in
1858 the cost of importation to Havana, was COM
puted at about seyenty-fiye dollars each. and that
they brought in that city about one thousand dol
lars each, while in Brazil, they would bring only
five hundred dollars. lie furnishes tabular state
ment, showing that eight hundred slaves in TIa-
vana realized above $500 GOETHE expenses being
computed at S63,075, and the clear profit at 1885,
o25
1t is clear that, with such profits, the African
slave trade will not soon he reInqushed We have
squadron Of efficient ships on that coast but
though yigilant and energetic, they cannot be
ubiquitous. The slave traders, with such profits in
prospect, will move heaven and earth, to Reflect
their purposes, and with active co-operators on
shore, they are generally successful in obtaining "a
cargo, and avoiding both the British and American
cruisers. Unless some plan be devised for to-
folly preventing the traffic it is obvious that its
miseries must only be increased by the present
system, which leads traders to construct vessels
merely for speed, and with utter cklessness of
the health and lives of their captiyes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-21
Purifying the Navy.

The Philadelphia Inquirer says that the whole
history of the effort to purge the Navy, has been
one of heartless persecution: the original court
sort of IDqusition officers tried and condemned
without being heard; nay, not few, when SEN
tence was pronounced against them, were in active
service, and some thousands of miles away. Whilst,
beyond doubt, a considerable number deserved
their fate,-de, inefficient, incorporate, and, in
every way, coutemptiblc.--yet not few were
thrown overheard for no other reason than that
the members OF the Board had the power to throw
them over, men who were in every way equal to
those by whom they were destroyed. The whole
country revolted at this proceeding, and hence it
was determined that there should be trial of
the prescribed officers.
These second trials, as they called, but in
reality the Grstit being mockery to call the one
sided secret proceedings, before the Naval Reform
Board trial,-have been attended with great in
conveniences, discomfort and cost, and, in one or
two cases at least, the applicants have died. as is
believed of anxiety either before or after the ex
animation Their families are left in poverty and
sorrow, heightened by bitter reflections upon the
ignominy and shame brought upon brave defend
ers of their country acitt0a a trial without the
means of meeting charges against them which to
the meanest criminal, which even to the African
slave, is accorded.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-21
rh. Agricultural Fair at Peters
bafy.--Fiyst Day.
roonarsrosDnscx or rHr RICHMOND DnDr Drsparcul


PETERSBURG. Oct. 90.
The Fair opened this morning under most cheer
lug auspices The weather delightful, and the
number Of visitors considerably increased. The
route to the fair grounds was lively at an early
hour with nnmberiess vehicles, and endless trains
of visitors. The Armory Band from your city ar
rived at welcome hour. and delighted the nun
dreds there collected with touches of that exquisite
melody, of which perhaps you need no descrip-
ton.
Az all had anticipated, the cattle show was mea-
gre. The only exhibitors worthy Of notice were
Paschal Buford, of Bedford. Jas. r. Kent. of Mont
gomery.. Henry Wilson. of Augusta Il. w. Friend,
Of Dinwiddie, VIM Budd, Of Dinwddie, and seyeral
others the contributions Of which consisted chief
ly of Devons, short horn Durhams, grades, &C.
Horses there were in abundance. The general i'm
preston was that ut least half OF them might have
been left out without material injury to the success
of the fair. A few Ticonderoga, Morgan and Ted
more horses werc brought ont but none particniary
noteworthy Let me mention, however that the
celebrated Fanny Fern, owned by 4. ID Watson,
Esq, Is now included in this category This nobly
formed and feet footed animal with her colt was
an object of great attraction.
In the halls devoted to the ladies' exhibitions,
the display was exceedingly brilliant. Domestic
handiwork from one end of virginia to the other,
were hung in festoons and tasteful draperies about
the apartment, intersected and looped up with
wreaths ami ever-greens. Potochomaine vases top
ped off towering pyramid Of every description OF
floral and fancy NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. embroder-
les, fancy hats beadwork, baby-work. crotchet, &c
The contiguous tables were laden with the choicest
gems of needlework, paintings, and in fact every
thing which the subtle mind of woman is capable
of conceiving. Our well known townswoman. Mrs
James Ayres figured largely in the floral and do
mestic department. with her orange and citra
trees dahlia. roses gsyrups, wines, and conserves
John &. Turpin, of Chesterfield, as usual pro
duced his entire stock Of 'feathercd $oagSe5S,
which, in connection with some seventy-five other
lots rendered the air Inelodions with their cocka-
doodles TO the Infinite qualification of those who
were hanging on the mellow sounds OF Smiths in
imitable music.
The grounds will be opened tomorrow for the
admission of every body. NJ. W. Ransom. ESD.
of Raleigh, delivers the Grafton. large assem-
blage is expected.
The New Market races postponed from to,
day until tomorrow owing to the failure of the
horses to arrive. There will be two races, one and
two mile heats. Several fine nags have been enter
ed. Purses 500 and $500.
Nothing of Importance has occurred to the detri
ment of our local peace, happiness or prosperity.
ADTr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-21
mn. K,nsiom or Sardinia.


rnt. Gallant aud spirited little Kingdom chal-
yenges the sympathy aud admiration OF liberal
minds throughout the world. She is the only power
of the European continent which makes an ap-
proach 10 free principles, and the knightly and
chIyalrous spirit In which she bears herself Is
above sill praise. When the ramifcations Of the
late insurreetionary plot In Europe became devef
oped. strong apprehensions were awakened at far
s. yincennes, aud in every European monarchy
save Sardinia. which, though Threatened by few
maIcontent spirits, readily pm, down all disturb
ances Her faith in the necessity OF constitutional
governments for the people of Italy was in no wise
disturbed by this absurd and inconsiderable out
break In her own dominions, the whole arsenal of
the insurgents comprising only five hundred mus
kets. twenty pistols and two hundred and forty
.t,lettoes some Of the Austrian papers, in com
menting upon this affair endeavored to be sarcas
4te AT the expense of Sardinia, and boasted that
their own territories had been free from revolu-
ton, while she. with all her liberality, had not
succeeded in satisfying the people; that she weuld
now have TO adopt more stringent measures and
give up those liberal ideas which had not awaited
to free her from rebellion. To this the Sandman
government replied in most manly and dignifed
article, declaring that Sardinia had proved herself
strong enough TO subdue all outbreaks; that there
was no opposition between the people and the gov
eminent; few rash persons had attempted a
movement in which tho people had no sympathy,
and therefore il had failed il there had been no
outbreak in the Austrian, Lombardin and Venetian
provinces, the Austrian government knew very
well that il was because the mass of the people
had no confidence in Mazzini that his views did
not command the sympathy of the people; bit that
IL .eo,.l be different ,o any Increment Of wich Sir
DINA should pA Itself at tie hed and that Austria
well knew what wonld be the danger to its power
when the first sound should be heard of SIrditan
cannon 1t is said that no taunt allusion to
Sardinia has appeared in any Austrian papers
since the publication of that article.
What noble attitude does this little State pre-
sent. How much more does she command the
spect of the world than gigantic Austria There
is some hope for European liberty III the example
of this constitutional government, and the moral
power of her heroic and dgnifed attitude I'm
questionably, if Sardinia should head liberal
movement on the continent, it would produce such
a shaking among the dry bones of absoutism
has never yet been heard. Not only the people Of
Europe, but of America, would have confidence in
such a cause. AS for Mazzn Kossuth, and that
band OF greedy adventures, they now well I'M
derstood by the masses whom they have duped 80
long, and often led into trouble, whilst they
themselves have sacrificed nothing but fine, flowing
speeches, at the shrine of nationality, solidarity,
and other innumcrabe humbugs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-21


We Does any of our high livers ever eat too much
dinnerf fany have cooks who tempt their appetite
little too far will tell secret that will lead them
10 The enjoyment Of their dinners without visit from
ina. equity Old Acknowledgements Take a dose
M StnfordS iRr90rator Gtter eati,ao and you ,o
nece7 be troubled nth indio stioa: but. on the con-
rary, before the next meal time approaches the ap-
petite VIII be sharpened TO appreciate any kind of
iooa. III the food rises sours the Inyigorator will
nA the matter right at once. for there is something
~ 'hat 10 use the expression of friend, will let
,s 20. gfa'e stones, and take the IsviGoRAToR and
they will digest. We have tried II in dorh,a -
VA one or two occasions. for sick headache and II
acts like charm. anu
:; ,s e' We want to say to readers young or old
any ming ails ysu, go without delay ana get
"a Ut. saniorfs Invigorator, and if il don't
That II will not beneht-ersey Shore RenI;,a pe''0h
p! l,saka WINSTON and ApIE GRAY. Agents far
- oc 20--dAc2w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-21

You've SAvAGE.-At Gay Head Martha's Vine
yard Mass, the 10th inst, an Indian boy ma
med John Cole, and an Indian girl by the name of
Rachael Anthony, about p, and her brother
young lad, were out in field where yoke
Of oxen. dispute arese between tue boys in re-
gard To the size of the oxen. Young Cole became
angry, and told the other boy if he contradicted
him again he would /" cut him open from his feet to
his head. The sister fearing for her brother, told
him to get on his horse and ride away. As soon as
c 'lc the boy mount he ran, caught hold of the
boys feet and was pulling him off. The sister told
Cole he should not pull her brother off. At this
Cole turned, to the girl and plunged knife,
which he had in his hand, into her bowels. The
wound was about three inches long. deep enough
without doubt to prove fatal. TIL Cole is the one
who stabbed another boy few months since,
from the effects of which he is thought to have
died
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-21

In Nausemond county, Va, Dempsy Jones, IA
free negro has been convicted of killing another
free negro and sentenced to six years impriserk
ment in the penitentiary.
Robt Goodlett, an old citizen of Davidson couu-
ty, Tennessee, died suddenly the 10th, while
driving into Nashville.
The anniversary meeting of the society of Sol
dlers of the War Of 1872 was held in Norfolk, on
the 10Th. Some thirty or forty were present.
At Davidson IN. c. Superior Court held last
week, John Shoaf arraigned for the murder of Sol
ONION Locklier. was acquitted.
The Maryland State Agricultural Fair COM
menccd yesterday at Baltimore.
Hon. Timothy Fallet, died in Burlington, Vi, on
the 18th inst
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-21
nsn..,.r,e., Yn.st,ute

Tonight an address will be delivered at the NE
chanies' Institute by o. Jennings Wise, Esq W.
predict for the talented speaker large ana o,''-
liant audience. He is gentleman OF very superb,
abilities sand will undoubtedly give us an aah'a'''
aud instructive discourse. Let our ei.izens '"'"
out in full force aud cooperate with the gii'ed ora
tor In giving eclat and efficiency TO tue spirited 81
forts now making by the mechanics oil kiehmoha
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-21

MARROW EscAPE.-The ship Sunderland, which
arrived at City Point on Sunday last, with $50 tons
railroad iron for the East Tennessee Railroad, was
detained at Harrisons bar few days, where she
mac narrow escape from destruction by fire. Her
aeck was lgnited by heat from stove pipe, ON
ffiday' during the gale, aud it required the most
strenuous e2ertions Of the captain and crew to ar
resi- 'he progress Of the flames Captain Curry was
severely burned iu his efforts TO save the ship
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-21

TpsarRK-The beautiful fairy piece, The ice
Witch" continues TO draw good houses, and the
managers announce II for repetition tonight. The
amusing comedietta. entitled ''the Lady and the
Devil" will also be produced, with Miss Fanny Mo-
rant In the principal character. Messrs. kunkel
Monkey are untiring in their efforts to please the
public and 1t is always gratifying TO record the
fact that these efforts appreciated.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-21

aA@ TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD
m The above reward of TWENTY DOLLARS
| ~ will be paid to any one who will deliver to
-. me, negro boy TON, if taken out of the
city county OF enrico, or Ten Dollars if taken in
the city or county He sometimes calls himself Tom
Brooks; He is very bright mulatto, some feet,
n hes high. He is Is or ~ years old, rather thick
| set, and full head of hair. He belongs to Mrs f.
| Hines. and left home on the 18th of October.
| &c 2l-ts GHA>. BRUCE.
| ~ STRAY MULES. -Strayed away,
~. Tuesday night, from the Richmond Planning
| Mill two MULES a bay and grey-no marks OK.
eapt where they have been rubbed with harness. A
suitable reward will be gad 1GT their to
Richmond Planning Mill, Main ST.,
&C 2l-3t@ between eth and Sth SITS.
IN FOR SALE.-A pair of hand
"a some bay HORSES, suitable for carriage.
hack or omnibus. They are six years DID, sound and
gentle. Apply TO
oc2l-lw At Ice House, south side of Dock.
a., FOR RENT.-A most desirable
lei and complete Brick House, situated on Canal
between lst and I'd streets, formerly occupied BY
room gas fixtures and chandelier attached; oil cloth
through the house. and city water the premises;
kitchen with 2rooms. fine stable and carriage house
alta hed--ati being In perfect order having been re-
Gently painted and now ready for tenant.
The dwelling can be rented with or without the
stable and carriage house. Persons in of nice
and well arranged residence E Nv PSep1s f a1zPa s.
oc 2I-3t Pearl street
o. FOR RENT OR LEASE.-Two
Ii new four story Warehouses on the Basin, at
the corner OF Cary and 10th streets and now ready
for tenants Also, from the LIST Of May next. the
Tenement on Cary street now occupied as an Iron
Warehouse, by Mr.. VIM. g. Triplett. Apply to
oc 2l-3t EDWARD ID. EACHO
.0l WINTER OPENING.--MRS. G.
- G. ALLEN. will open at her Sales Rooms
over Hubbard. Gardner Il Carlton, on FRI
PAY, pay MORNING the sd inst, her winter styles
r. s.-She is also prepared to have dressmaking
aono ~ lhe niosl iashion2bie style. &c 2I-3ts
M6 BR0GUES.-We have on hand
-, large stock of superior Brogues. Of our
o s MAKE. which we sell from 40 TO is per cent
Snespet tnah you can buy them elsewhere
&C II MARCUS HARRIS ISa praaa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-21
New Publication,

"The Reason Why" By the author of Enquire
Within This is one of the most valuable books
OF its kind we have lately seen. 1t is a book of
condensed scientific knowledge for popular use,
containing familiar explanation of many subjects
which occupy large space in the philosophy of
Nature, relating to air, animals, atmosphere, ca
lorie, chemistry. ventilation, materia medica, &C.,
DC 1t is published in handsome style by Dick &
fitzgerald, New York. For sale by j. w. RAN
DOLPH. Kiehmopd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-21
FALL RACES.

81 k<aA UNION TROTTING
ASEGASagy> C0URsE-Ths Tro,tinv ovs.
16 the above Course will enr.
=. !. "mence the second day of IN
days. 'Ai'e
FIRST DAY-sweepstakes for years old Colt, 70
harness. mile heats vs. entrance and SIS subscFibJ
by the Proprietor. Two entries at this time '
Second Race, same day--Inile heats best txo il
three-is match race, $50 a side ~
SECOND DAf-A Purse of 500, mile heats N
harness: entrance 10 per cent. ' Fl"
THIRD DAf-Sweepstakes, Sj0--entrauce free f,r
all mile heats, best three in five TO harness wi
October. the Proprietor at Richmond. Va. -"'' VI
Sc 25--ts @. III. MILLER Rox 70
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-21

RS" THE WOMEN OF CHINA have very small feet
the smallest of any nation This is not owing to any
hereditary claim, but to barbarous and Chinese c,is
tom OF encasng the feetn iron shoes prevent their
growth. The victims to this abominable custom suf
fer great pain in their feet and not unfrcauently
fever is produced. To alleviate these sufierings
HARTsHoRNE'S CURE-ALL is being introduced in
China to rub on the feet and head. thus curing all
PAIN with those who wear tight shoes and by its
chemical electric power, alaying all inflammation in
the head.
Wewould recommend those whose feet become ill.,
famed or lame, or-who are troubled with corns to
get bottle &C 2l-It
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-21

TRAGEDY.A tragedy took place about eight
miles north of 0lean Allegheny county, y. Y, on
Saturday night week. An irishman named David
McLane. who has for long time been quite ntem-
perate, and has been in the habit, while intoXica-
ted, of whipping his wife, on Saturday purchased
five gallons of whiskey and took it home. 1t is
supposed that he drank much in the course of
the night as to become helpless when his wife.
with axe, cut off his head and cut several large
gashes in other parts of the body
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-21

~ Tyler Co, were it not for their fellow-citi-
zens would pray for hard times for it improves their
business. When money is plenty people are ex-
travagant and do not care what prices they pay for
articles, but they look to the dimes. While
TYLER Co. are taking $50 daily for 50 cent por-
traits, their competitors who charge 81, are asleep
1879 Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-21

You've GRgNApIER-The little Prince Imperial,
of France, is entered upon the roll of the French
Grenadier Guards. draws pay and his name is call.
ed at muster, when answer is made for him son
leave with his famiiyi'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-21

DEATHS IN CHaRLgsToS--David c. Seixas, Esq, an
epterprizng merchant, and John Seigling, jr, ESQ.,
Appointment lawyer, of Charleston, S. c., died on
Sunday last Mr.. Seigling was captain of the Ger
man Rifemen.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-21

MISSISSIPPI EIroTios.--The election :, N;s.;..,.,
mas probably resulted in the success OF AN anti.
democratic delegation TO Congress, viz Is, AZ.
arict-L' z. c. lamar; ID district-.geuben Dav,..
90 ois'riet-Wm. Barksdale; Ash district-o n
singleton; 9th district-J A. ouitman
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-21

F1- Life size PHOTOGRAPHS in Oh for one dollar
Double Elliptic Magnetic Cases for SlIj Locket Pic
lures set in grease for 81 and all the various sizes
and styles of Pictures extant at the Steam Gallery
for half price.