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" bite Goods

In great variety, CONSISTING OF Jaeonets. cam
bnc., null, Victoria, Swiss, plain. and dotted.
and book musn-.
IRISH LINENS
OF all prices. iiuen cambrIe, back and white
tape, bobbin<. SWISS mu'sTn linen, Li,e, and
coa ION sds,ngs and inseriir es, probably the lar
gesi and he 81 assortment IN ,b~ crrY.
BATES NEEDLES,
Waarrnte6 genuine, and best quality made
Coates Genuine spool Cotton.
Sewing Is OF over
FiTty Different SHADES.
Dress buttons and trimmings coat, vesi, panfa-
Ioos, Nd rh,Idren's tutto s, black and assorted
ruioIs. piarn and hg red sIs and velvers
CARPETS AND MATING,
A few pisces ot zach, s-fy sh-sP.
Cotton Yarn and Carpet Warps
Or tIi'-r-n az c,i"r~ and puIur~ 4 nne assoyt-
II, -! Hrwesf style
.. n n0 - -GD1--O
Ssthorr and rattan umbrellas All extensive.
and ch"N- as-ormru oi nr" arsd desirable sam
mey sh"Vis. OF NOUS DE- Iain-, all wool, ThIbst
a. dIf,-r.n e"i"S-- hr"cadr b"rSeTeo. GRAPE
fr.reh, printed ca>n,Hrr. and black SILK Me
oism. good, an's superior
BONNETS,
Lately purchased, with AL ssary trimmings
,Urh % fiei'"'s-, h,~eTs. e"totrd sIapcs, Ruches
and Fi"gsDce siik
Men. Wool, CLIP, and Ltghorn Uass
VIEW and '>uy'- " r. 4, 70, ,u-p. - ters,
al; ck IT., wtIi- Waddiny and batts ca rp~i ba -
gram sacks, HurtHp'~ bed rt,fJ., curtain paper,
blue aud gr-~n pk." and hsSrrj biack lace veiI.,
green nnd brown te,age, kHiti,"x ruts.'u. fIeR b
Workin. cotton. sat.t~s- .nd ~BIt'rOkieTfng silk
linen and COTTON 1J-<. NaiIk-~H. t~ttrr and cap
.rip-r. envelopes, and UWI-' best quality Tecor-
ding ink. a iarg. vari ~ ct
COMBS.
Fine and coarse. back Il d tuck, side and red.
ding 81 wood, horn, ivory. and she'll. Newest
styie Of
BLACK SILK MAETILLASi
4 fu- ss-Urin-nt Of fsn., ~Iasln ., whale
homes. iong and sh"ri, hair brushes, tOxeiheF
wmh girai varl-t, al ARTICLES. frequently called
tor hot not at IN ~nuinrrates.
Mems and Boys Wear.
have Il large as>uitmc ut vi + rrnch, English,
aud American broad ciO' his. b,ck aud fancy
cassiIhrTe OF nrw patterns a0d hr-t quality.
Indigo blue, super black. and heavy grey and
mix~d
SATlNETS.
She~p's gray OF superior qunlity heavy twerds,
h:ur drill, common ,tOnldr. and some OF ht
hest quality. A great variety q, d~nin,s, TAR.
mer's d'ill for harvest pantaiOOi:s, plain brown
linen Tor coats. check linen ior children. worstrd
check. an piaiis tor children. Hickory shirt
ing. blue. gold mixed, black. steel mixed, grey
and brown 't
Fl. KENTJICEY LEANS
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-01-10

viVp Ln IIIIV1tIt"Ur" Ut TX VtF tIIF U~sUunH
I h.v. kuntrd esil1ys ever since ~vrIuher 4
1851 during when time nave tounc good ma
nv ,',,vrd h., SEES, Colts nj cattle now taken up
~, do NO, Know Of any owner for and num-
hrr a., tI,rm that have been worked for , aud 8
year,, am told were never advertised
also r~qae-i aiipersons ~ thu state knowing 81
.nx es,rsy. that ihrIr neig bcrs may have. TO be
80 KIND ss to write sne. giving mr the mans name
and re. ,lemee, description Oi horse. NC
shall coninue the business; l have taken
aawn and will continue TO take down all estrays
,ha, ,nrv find. Editors ihrOuxh0ut the state
will confer favor upon the public At large by in
...,,;n. ,h,s nos,ce SAMUE. SLACK.
References Judge Dickey, Walker T. HEX
linz tmt.ws "a Sale Co., Illinois. Michael
Kcnss,iv ri ,Rtoa Bureau Co. E. B. Stiies,
is."r Apr-iliy.
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Gilt Frame Mirrors.

IUO/ HECG& V6A,
A ND Tor sale, . splendid lot Of gilt frame mir
IA rors. at SIS SPENcER q EARL'S.
Wood W a rdss Corn Drill Il Seed Planter.
HESE are without doubt the best Corn Drill ever orot
this market. We have certtncetee nom farmers IN
bureau - Ptsn Counties establishing The fact ~.
yssd Sssotisa. tsp9N JACKSON LOCKWOOD.
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DECORATED CHINA,
Glass Ware !

Leaf cherry Stands, palace aad VcinTia dish -
xinr glas-.- ale aud beer mIg., tn n hlers Oi et-
cry style, Ih,s'ir and Webster g'hi~t>. ease
stands Ai>O q lew ,iUzci II Bru-h', naive wiz q.
Acias,,. cats. p''chrr-, turd >ais, cir, am
pms solar. gin.'r, and Chimney preserve as
ring ~ aud covers, bird a"x-~ an Drths, gin,.r
ana. police isni-rn.. paIrd and common castoss
a. 1.
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Boots and Shoes,

Consisting Of
Mems kip wsltrd boots. 50
Frenrh calf
heavy cowhide boots,
pump. goat. and kip boots,
Bows beo's. Of kip and spill. leather, ....
Mems heavy brogans,
calf shoes,
goat
patent leather shoes,
patent leather and cloth shoes
Chldren's, infants, buys and youth. cacks,
slips. ankle lies. kid socks, patent feather p,ros
dis, Jenny Lind boots, lace boots, black and co.
iored gaiters, bronze bootess. enaneled bootees,
kip. goat, calf. and heavy brvesns.
Women's Bootees, Slips, Buskins, Ties, and
Gaiters,
or many coors. snani-s, ma ,-rial. snd kinds
WOODEN WARE.
Consisting Of two and three hoop painted pals
cedar and oak super pals, wooden bowls, tubs OF
all siZ-s. HoOi"n chuTns, sugar iub- W nj! covers
first quality Sn iker brJOns, common brooms, aud
Sealed Corn Baskets,
Forsa at the middle store. R-ddck'- block. I'M
der the telegraph cfiic~. door the post Of
nee, bv (May ~ JoHS LOCKWOOD.
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IL is Invented

TIVE very thing that farmers have long ~anted--a Sc
= PARATfNG CORN SIfELLER, with one horse pew
wici' SUPERIOR snything of the kind in fer
it, durability Perfection: o. ffs work. and its
,sefiiirs.- general TIE whole mac lne
weighs s5n b. ami 70 capable Of Smelling preparing
'or market milling r. bushels per hour under
Tie power may b. used for various
other purposes. For sale by NANLEY 4 DOW.
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A MUCH LARGER SOCK

So that every lie fully sup li~d. Good
aud substaDtiuI eoOds will make mp niaJoniy Oh
The k-.ucf goo IL as enter Int lh- every day
consumption oi miners, mechanics, labur-r-,
pr,.ir--I-na men, merchants and their wives aud
iaiUIiI-s.
-hali make great A.iiicns 10 have constantly
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For salc.
r ~ ACRES ~ Land for .ale near ottawa, seeI 40.
O1O 20, r "a. X. g. for fI2.o q; Canal terms Ad-
d...s Idec2o-Iml CiiAs. TODD. -: Louis. No.
4 Great B;l, gain.
WILL sell three hundred and twenty acres Of land,
three miles from the Court House. for thirty dollars
ner acre one-sixth cash. balance in l, 2 j. J. ard
wears al per cent. per AMMAN payable annually
Auy industrious make the land Tor itself,
and nett the the time payments mature II Is
bargain aud viii be worth $50 per when improved
noy.. GEO. S. FISHER.
For .ale or EXc. angc.
THE subscriber wishes sell, will exchange ior
good span of horses and wagon, part oil DOCK ~ IN
Glover's addition to the town of Ottawa Apply TO JAS.
Lane, sIIiRH, nearly opposite l. T. sangers d"eIhe
house, Madison ST., or at b T. PHELPS o,s"a. sePo
Lots for sale.
THE undersigned have for sale the following io's' winch
L they offer at low rates, on time, VIZ;
GEOr-r's addition 10 Ottdud-
Lots /, and 3. block l.
Lots 3, 1, ;, S. and ~ block g.
Lots 3. IS. :, and II, block T.
Lots I. y,3. I, > and q. block ).
Lots |, =, 3, aud ;. block o.
Lots !. I, >. aud ?. block ;.
LOIS =. . and 10, block ..
Lots I. =. 3. 4 aud >. block II.
Lots !. ., ). T. D. 6. and :. block 10.
Lots e. Ia, II aud IL, block 10.
Lots :, 9. IL and l6 block l6.
Lots /, =, g. 1, 3, 6. and 3, block IS.
Norris 4idddion
Lot, and 6, block s.
ott,'ea city .-
Lots and 3 =
= - TRUE WATERMAN.
juII9 Ossce an NoniHge,'s jLoek, oftdrd
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or ACRES Of prime prairie land w" mics ses' :"
on Etr4yille. near the Railroad
Term. easy. "GTtb down, balance IN ohs' Two
and three
Apply at the Goal Office Of ,n,xe
MA :
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Tar .NIie ktjr,

20 Office is hcr,ty given ali whom it msy
that At sale % lands And town lots Tor the
and costs due thereon Or the year 4 ID. IsJI at the
door of the house in OTTAWA, county IL "a le
and state nj Illinois, Icy the sand county
the IAN, 18Th. ard ioh days Of VI, ~, \. l,.J. IL
W. Hopkins Purchased the following described tracts OF
Land aIiflI Il lot. situated in sid .nunfy
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houses amt Lots.
TsOR sale, the following houses, jus; built
S. by the undersigned. Terms easy
.E.~ Lot B. block -, III G!orer's addition
t.s.Hf-s lot ! block Is, -
Lot Is. block II, I"
Lot ;, block 10, "
Lot Is, block IL.
Lot >, block ! Walkers addition.
Lot I. of the subdivision Of lot IN, Ottawa City.
LIZ. = 10.
Let :, a. =" l..
Juily 1EIE " ATE'"AN.
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Table Cutlery.

Ivory handle Knives aud forks, corn do buck
.uJ " nv handle caivers, and SPORTSMAN :
knive.
A,s., a splendid lot Of plated. table aud dr.-
sert rork.. Looking glasses at rv~ry styc.
WILLOW WARE.
Faby wa gnns and cabs. baskets with and with
IN, c,,v-rs. - new aud asi,,ouabIe styIr Ut ratan
chairs, such asiah,-- sewing and n,rsIns chairs,
arm r,ekng do. chIll'-n'< do. with aud wiih.
our roe hrt- toy pats. c~'iar and oak brass hound
do door mats teal her du-ters, knlt- b. xes, wi.
servers, bed cOr,is. cOcainut dippers, Whist
broous. aud a va,iriy OF other nrtIcies. WHICH,
we will be happy Ia show To all those VII" viii
give Us call. tAnKusi4., SrEN Err & tARL
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NJ .r,in N.x,uan % States Addition to Ottawa.
The certificates or which purchase have been diis a.
signed by said l. Hopkins Oliver Cornell, and from
Oliver Corn, To subscriber, and aI time OF re-
dempton the viii expire ~ tao years i,, ~ me
B Jxy sale iaASl JAhss d N.iihD~'
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PUDer NdnOinO-Plan and Satin Paper, Borders,
board Prints OIL and Transparent Window shsdes,
Trimmings, &c. -. 81 a. 80. -. s-tff,f
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-09-03

IN
:, rial oF 1 "A u oAHDNE ~ FOR THE
~ Asi ~ - - i He tIiaL u
AoiS"ii oaiuiIei loi 1ilS iuu II! u ner nus
oaiiu 80" az ilai' On s'
lot VI last pesai az INC oouIS ~, mouse
III yi t,, ou Uesoay ino'iilns: Inc gu
pree oour' lieiu special SESSION ioF Inc puf'
pose ~ ' ms VIA, justices DAerilcA' Digelo"i
anu NAel va On Inc Depch' :,
niI Pa" o@Iuiiei was pi"oeu az 'ile 9"i' one
was G[eSSeu II! In ueep mourning ana wore a
!nll olaGh ven ana olace gloves ohe seemed
III eoo1 nealln' was perfectly colnposeu, ana
evlhceu an interest III Ino silai apparently no
eteatel v,'n tia1 VI auy o'iiei Speo'"Sol
" I'ei INN An"l"n ilAe laoe' ls
s'nGy iOi d Puyslosi loinlS''
MI oeF's' oui'set loi 'ue Pl1SoheI, noVeu
1na' tne 1e ~ eiie i 'n
S Sl 'naV y "rs i =, W 'ue us ~ eHe
oiiili1on eulth' "i.nout s'"'IIs 'iias ~ was
tIunu ~ ~ ~ inou'u NouICy' qIoVsU au
tnoiI'lee ne 1AV1oEhey y 0i'0A a. P1io'' anu
'ii ~, iuo . y 40 ofeii uivu'
~ ~ uiS was 'hen V1iigu'
AAo lilulotlhens' "noii was ~ iois
SeUo urn tnaI MIS-. "a'unet on tio -ovt u
Jan y WIN in"lice anu ~
W Niii' iniAou lais ~ -
w SiH' G"''ol ot.' anu 800 u
ooIIiais, anu a9inleiS'eteG IL 'iAus I'ss
20 hef P puSoanu' Oh wn,uh ne ui0O' OH 'ne
--'1s " ~ ny euooTeuine 1,L =,
UaineS w. AeAn' Esq" VI AsoAGu4y, sno
!s.lioS Altolhty' ~ INC opesiils nc
H'ieu 'ne Pllnoipal poll's "a e'AAeio0 =" MN
'hg government NJ, !hleha 10 prove
oa.fli Itiis, WIZ inauo q POo' 1 -
o t- VI me oouy' sate uosal.eN
oh y tHe s'ate u wy ~! - nv
acn eohtalned small quantiIy 81 pioMnlsn
nqulo Inc greater portion OF Ehe iinlng mem
ofShe was pale that OF thele eAsre M was
Ieu oaIA olooay spots were iounu, iio Uor.,
u tle s'Oirach anu .t..1I oI..1.
plaeeu ~ separate glass JaIs eale, ~ tneI
tla' containing tile cohtenIS " 'no
Nus scciuentAily broken, Ius iateg P pa.
tne oohteHes was saved IN inc oiisilai oo ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-09-03

FRUIT STEAL1NG.-One of our citizens, who
has fine collection of fruit, discovered, short
time since, that portions of it had been stolen,
from time to time. A watch was accordingly set.
and on Sunday morning the rogue was detected
carrying off about three pecks of apples and pears
in basket Chase was given and, after a long
run and considerable lodging, the thief was
caught. The owner being absent at the time on
a journey, nothing further was then done about
it, but, on his return, the culprt forked over
twenty-five dollars, in payment for the fruit he
had taken, leaving the legal offence to be looked
after by the civil authorities, il they see fit. He
will not be likely to want to purchase any more
fruit at the same rate. We understand that
our fruit.growers are determined to take such
measures against all trespassers as shall secure
them in the enjoyment Of what has cost them SO
much time, care, and money, to procure.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-09-03

GUILTY CoNsorENoE.-A man, travelling in
the cars OF the Boston and Maine Railroad,
stopped at the Newmarket Station, and left
his valise in the care Of the Station agent,
while he made call at some place The
agent set the valise down by the track of the
road, and forgot it, as is supposed. But re-
collecting it after couple of hours, and look
ing for il, it was not TO be found and no clue
to its whereabouts could be ascertained. But
the conscience Of the person who took it
would not, it seems, permit him to appropr-
ate it, although the contents were said TO be
worth $1,000. On Friday last, the valse
was found in the place where it was left, with
its contents all safe Exeter ON. H.) No,es
Letter.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-09-03

Two forged land warrants have been
detected in New York, and probably more of
them are about.
A batch Of twenty-seven destitute fl
libusters, shipped by the authorities of New
Yok to Detroit, were promptly sent back by
the officials Of the latter city, the other day.
All the cotton mills in Peterboro', N. H.,
except the Union, have stopped /; and the
mills in Mason and New Ipswich, N, H., will
also probably be closed.
Sales of whole crops of apples have
been made at Marietta, Ohio, at Sl.25 to
$l.40 per barrel, delivered on the banks of
the Ohio.
Orders came out by the America for
four regiments to be Immediately equipped for
India. Two of them are to go from Halifax
the 62d and esd, one, the 10th, from New
Brunswick, and another from Quebec.
A few days since, young girl at Fish
Creek Hill Va, hung herself in consequence
of an unrequitted love attachment. The su-
perstitious people iy the neighborhood would
not allow her to be buried in the church,
yard, and her remains were inferred at the
crossroads, in accordance with heathenish
custom and an obsolete law.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-09-03

dious Celtic voice responded, Il say, skipper,
who is it? Is it you, Captain Dick ?" Come
aboard and see," said the captain. The little
Irshman replied that he had left his cart up the
wharf, and would be along pretty soon" And
pretty soon" he aboard, sure enough, and
having made sure that it was the yerilable Gap
tain Dick" who did not condescend to get out of
his bunk to wait upon him, he then proceeded to
make known his wants, which were to the extent
of one nice halibut and six or eight hundred
pounds OF cod and haddock. After answering
some inquiries of skipper as to the state of
the market, what fishermen in on the previ-
Gus days of the week, and how fish sold the day
before, the little Irishman received the assurance
that in the hold of our schooner there were fish
enough to satisfy his utmost desires, and he went
away we'll pleased. Looking at my watch, 1
found that this first business transaction since
arriving in port had been performed at just a
quarter past three IN the morning, and from this
fact the reader can judge of the ready demand
that exists for the products of these shore
fisheries. Pretty soon there we're other custom
ers of the same sort, and finding it In vain to
sleep, our captain aroused himself, called "all
hands, and the work of hosting out from the
hold the fish that had been SO nicely packed in
ice on the two previous days, was commenced.
AS the day dawned, customers continued to in
crease, and at sunrise nearly every fish had been
sold, and when the crew sat down to breakfast, at
seven O'Clock, everything was landed and paid
for, and the whole proceeds of the trip in cash
were in the hands of one of their number, (who
kept the slate, and acted iu the capacity of purs
er upon the occasion,) and who no doubt divided
the same, as is the custom, in just proportion
among the captain and his crew, before the little
schooner had crossed the bay to Swampscott.
where, at the close of week of toll and expos
ure, these industrious, and enterprising 70
V2rs of the deep would again greet their wives and
little ones, and, after the briefrespte of Saturday
afternoon and Sunday morning, be prepared again
for another cruise to The Jeffries, elsewhere,
for fish, and thence to Boston for the cash
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-09-03

DISTINCTION OF SUSPENSION BRIDGE.-
The destruction of the suspension bridge over
the Desjardines canal, at Hamilton, G. W.,
has already been mentioned. The disaster
occurred on the 2Sth ult., during violent
thunder storm. A gust of wind caused the
guys to part, and the bridge, being as it were,
lifted up in the centre, was turned upside
down. descended with a crash, and borne by
the wind, fell some fifty feet nearer the lake
than it would have done from the force of
gravity alone, The structure was $50 feet
above the level Of the water. 1t was built bv
the Great Western Railway Company for the
Canal Company, but the latter refused to ac-
cept it on the ground that it was not in safe
condition.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-09-03

ARREST OF a BIGAMIsT.-A young man
named Robert J. Lambert, was arrested few
days since at Janesvilie, and taken to Detroit
on charge of bigamy. He is travelling
agent for book publishers in New York where
he has a young wife, and while passing
through Canada some time since, he induced
the daughter of 6 worthy gentleman residing
at Chatham, to elope with him. The couple
were pursued and arrested and Lambert will
be tried for bisamy in Detroit, where his first
wife now is
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-09-03

DIR. DUPoNCo's GOLDEN MONTHLY PILLS FOR
FEMALES. The combination ofiugredients in DR.. Du
poncO's Golden Pills. perfectly harm less They have
been used in the private practice Of old Dr.. Dupon.
co, for over 30 years. and thousands OF ladies
tify to their great and neveraling success in almost
every case. In correcting Irregularities relieving pain
tul and distressing menstruaton particularly at the
change of life From five to ten Pills will cure that
common yet dreadful disease the Whites Nearly every
lady in the land suffers from that complaint. The above
Pm has permanently cured thousands, and will you
fyou use them They eannotharm you-on the contrary
they remove all distractions its proper
channel and invigorate the whole system Ladies whose
health will not permit increase of family viii find
these Pills sure preventative, For particulars see di
recons on the box. Price Stand will be to ladies
conhdentaly, by mall by enclosing 81 70 either Of the
following general agents for Worcester GEO. R. SPURR
201 Main street, AMES GREEN, III Manstreet DAVID
SCOTT, 25l Main street. Of Mechsnie streets Also
by I, b Choate, Fichburg, Cantre Son. Daaielson-
VILE Robert Geer, Norwich Balch Son. Providence,
Weeks Potter, Boston, A. B. D. Sands, New York.
A. A. Bnrditt, Clinton, Mass.
See the signature j. DUPoNC0 on the Box none other
enuine dly mchl9
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-09-03

FREE NEGROES PURoHAsED ny SLAVE.
A few days ago several free negroes were put
up at auction in Norfolk County, and sold to
labor for term sufficient 90 iiquidate their
taxes. Singular to relate, four of them were
purchased by a slave in Portsmouth, who felt
quite proud Of the distinction, and made
known bis determination to get the full value
Of his money out Of them, or know the reason
why,-NortoH Herald, aug. %.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-09-03

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.-The Attorney General
has decided adversely to the extraordinary claim
of Hayward, the late Marshal of Utah, more than
$50, 900 of which was for conveying the Judges of
the Territory to and from the places of holding
the courts. The expenses for numerous guards,
horses, wagons, and provisions, were not those of
the ministerial officers. The Attorney General
states that the expenses of judge on his way to
the court, are his own.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-09-03

REVOLUTION IN YUcArAN.-Neag Orleans,
August 3l.-Advices from Y ucatan state that
revolution had broken out there. and that
nearly the whole State was under arms. The
revoluuonists, who were Of radical party,
were everywhere successful. At last accounts
the Governor was marching upon Campeachy
with fifteen hundred men.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-09-03

Capt. Hudson, of the Niagara, in his official re-
port of the breaking of the Atlantic Telegraph ca
BILE, states thet he has every reason to believe
that, under ordinary circumstances of weather,
and with machinery adapted to the purpose. the
cable may be laid in safety on the track marked
out for it.
While returning, the Niagara and Agamemnon
had trial of speed, in which 1.-THE Niagara bore
away the palm with all ease
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-09-03

DISCHARGE OF VAN BIARCoM.-Ne York.
August 2.-Van Blarcom the deiauting tel.
Ter of the Mechanics Banking Association,
was yesterday discharged from custody. on
the ground that he had merely committed
breach of trust. His defalcatious foot up
$4,000. 1t is said his sureties will cover the
deficiency,
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REBIEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S


CELEBRATED + y M A LIE Pill Il y,
Prepared IRON Prescription Of Sir J. Clarke, M. D
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen,
This invaluable medicine unailng In the cure OF all
those painful and dangerous disorders 10 which the fe
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all distractions, and speedy cure may be relied
p
TO MARRIED. LADIES
1t is peculiarly suited II will in short time bring
the monthly period with regularity
Zach bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Government
stamp Of Great Britain, to prevent counterfeits.
CAUTION -
These Pills should not be taken by o ~ that are
pregnant during the ysf three mon hs, ary are suro
to bring miscarriage, but every other time and in
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In all cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pain in
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onoi the Heart, Hysterles and Whites these Pills viii
effect cure when all other means have failed, and al
though powerful remedy, DO contain iron ealone
antimony, or anything hursfui the constitution.
Full directions accompany each package.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES,
CLate l. o; Baldwiu 4 Co.. Rochester, n Y.
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SPECIMEN OF THE CHARTER OAK.-A cross
section, cut from branch Of the Churter Oak,
at Hartford, about an inch and half in thick
ness, and seven inches in diameter, has been
presented to the Young Mems Association, Of
Troy, N. " by Hon. Isaac W. Stuart, owner
Of the Charter Oak place.