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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-03
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Worcester and Nel0 York.
COMMERCIAL STEAMBOAT C0MPAEY'S LINE
Of Powerful Screw Steamers
BETWEEN
PROVIDENCE AND NEW YORK
Connecting at Providence with the
Providence q Worcester Rail Road.
. g-@5S-sssz "a. ~ Goods transported between Wor-
5kSSa z=zzA4 Vceser and New York as low and witt
e5asa ~ equal despatch, by any other line.
The Steamers of this line will leave Providence for New
York daily, tsqndays excepted) from ot of south Main
street and VIII leave New York daily, Sundays except
edl from Pier II, North River.
Philadelphia and Baltimore freight taken at reasonable
rates and forwarded with great despatch
This Line connects by Arrangement with the daily ms
land Line of Propelers between New York aud Phadel
pha, and with the tri-weekly inland line to Baltimore
when the inland route is open.
Philadelphia ami Baltimore Freight will be forwarded
from New York by any other lines, if directed at OUT
current rates.
For further information, apply to W. H. JoURDAN,
Office Of Providence aud Worcester Railroad CO. Isaa,
odell, Pier No II, North River, New York or to
B. BUFFCM, Agent Foot South Main ST.,
WoIce ter, June 26,lS6e. dawtf Providence.
Eys54s7z; FULLER'S NORWICH AND
Est2e.-e4ef r. WORCESTER EXPRESS.
q. s. FULLER will send a Messenger on eyerv Accom-
mediation Train, over Norwich and Worcester Railroad,
to transact all business on the Express Line and forward
packages to New london, Hartford New Haven snd
New York lie viii transport an Iron Safe in each train
for the transmission Of valuable packages.
0FFroEs-1So Main ST., Worcester N Q. Brakenrdge's
tore, under Wauregan uou-e, Norwich, Ct. (.
I u packages should be marked Ruer's Express.
Worcester, Sept LIST, 1866. sept6
Etsassss4ss ROss's PROVIDENCE AND
WORCESTER EXPRESSLY Every Train
PseAsges Forwarded, Notes, Drafts, and Bills collected
and paid, and all orders attended TO with despatch
Packages, and small Gases forwarded ami oes Express
business nfacted az Fall River, Mansfield, Ateboro
Taunton, sew Bedford, and Nantucket Maze; Bristol
Warren, Newport East Greenwich, Kingston, Warwick
Wickneld, peaceda and Wakefield. Il. L; and StoninV
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-03
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PFE,E.25

Wa IESS SB4SS Es's5 ~ aAEJ VA = "a Y
81 PEEE42s
These n'its getting vonaerful ssle, for new thing
Market the reason they care disease so certainly
Dyspepsia Liver Conplsn, Headache, oostveness, Pcs,
Nervousness, and especially
FOR FEM ALES TO USE,
uudeE ahdeeae circumstances, these Pills the
mild innocent, and certain. of any medicine dsco7
cred The proprietor Is willing to forfeit the meJcne il
all cases, il the Fills do net give satisfaction ath
fully used. Powerful, drosJe parga;iyes gea-Tsy 10
hurt good; bat these Pills not sach
ticle they mild ard gentle bat powerful 70
pei and disease aud every family would do we'll
keep them in the house for in preference any othei
medicine. Try these Pills, by all means soi in tVor
cester by D. Scott g. T. Spur, j. Green, aud all medicine
dealers everywhere. BURR s. FOSTER, Roston sIus5y
gauff
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90 Eet.


STORES To LET.-Three Stores in the new
- block on southbrdge street. suitable FOR any whole.
sale retail business, vii Be let on application to p H
1svs 81 rs aaan street, Or l. 5. HARRINGTON,
TWsXO BALLS TO RENT In Fosters Block
opposite the Depot, recently occupied as Billiard
ROOMS % By 20 feet and best lighted rooms in the
atty They suitAhe for almost any kind of business
and VII De rented separately together, for Of
pears Possession Of given Immediately; the other
the lst of July. APnly TO EDWARD r. FIeKE.
Worcester, May %, 1856. diff
WINC& SA A& AND To A4ET.-Two large
II rooms ever willard WARTS carpenter shop, Burn
side place, sunthh-dge St. There is connected with the
rooms Horse Power, Machine Saws, Matching Machine
add other machinery for making boxes, Jsbbng
where power il wanted, which the subscriber viii sell on
the most reasonable For further particulars In
quire Of A. EATON &s3 Main Street Worcester or Will
LAID WARD and j. @. FRENCH, on the premises.
d1 du
yESO RENT-The conuodious Rooms recen' " occu
q pied bY 7 K Earis 3 Co., a Gard Factory, at
Washington Sqzzrej enc is asxso, and 5Ox60 feet
fn are over Il These rooms are vel adapted to the
best and Shoe Misunderstanding business. Apply to J0
sErH PRATT, for terms aud further particulars.
fT DIFF
Two LIE sAe ian-tiOn Of Main AMI soutabr dye
streets. = large SaOP eoutaini r rooms suitable
for manufacturing Boots Snoes. Possession given
tile 1ss Of J&cuAry- Also, STORE N onels Ri5ck fit
"a for and recently occupied grocery. Possession
ssiEsa Al iansai@isly. Inquire et rs STONE.
-. z -
FEV0 EET-Rooaa reasnlly occupied by 3. T. Mar
tia luoW deceased as Writing Academy front
Faam aH ERe second loE
Also frout Room, with small room attached, on Sd
h7nr. Inquire Of W. 0. sNETT Il CO..
III dn ls6 Main st.
FEyO RENT-GGDGING ROods for young men,
u 4 Ne Elm atreet, opposite Lincoln House
-. g gu
FKyO LEFs-LEvERY STABLE on Thomas street
neAl& dtf LUTHER SLATER
ElOOMs TO LET la. clars IS new BlOck. One
RrnnE Room. second story, with fre-proof safe
Also enc On the third story. Apply TO
d& WA. q. CLARK.
Two RENT-A COTTAGE HOUSE near tie ia
u ton P. G BACON.
els DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-03

.fst ssgzzz5a PR 9VBIssHS &C AND
asss 9stss-'-@5@- WORCESTER RAILROAD - Fail
ATra"gsineHt On MONDAY, Oct. IS, 1885, Passenger
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-03

STORES TO LET.-Three Stores in the new
- block southbrdge street, suitable FOR any whole
sale or retail business, viii Be let, application to p H.
D&vt Ef7 MS Mana street, or L. 4 S. ? HARRINGTON
No Pafness RIock. dswtf ca
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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-09-10

Intelligence from the Times of the It'll
announces that sanguinary disturbance TOOK
place few days before against the Jews and
then the CircassianS were menaced. Several
persons were killed, and the English Consul
was insalted. Military measures of repression
were adopted, but not until some grave disas-
tiers lad taken place. es ars
The Russians We're stated to have been de-
feated on the banks OF the Mdba. They
lost guns and 81 pack horses.
1t is said that Schamyl with % 0HD Circas-
slams, have also defea'ei the Russian army
which attempted to dislodge him from the
banks of river, after battle which lasted 10
hours. The Russian, were driven across the
river. ~ ~
Several fortified places built hy the Russians
at great East for the continuation of their COM
munication, fell into Schamyl's hands.
Mr.. Ten Brock ran his horse, Belle, for
the Raw Cliff Produce Establishment at the
York meeting, ard she came in 4th. sa
The bullion in the bank Of England had de-
creased e., 0q0. aT Is
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The News from India.

The aivices from India, received by the
Vanderbilt yesterday, are fifteen days later
than our previous advices bat are verv meagre
in their details. Delhi still remained i'm PCS
session of TIE rebels, and the mutinies reported
| by the last mail are confirmed. Gen. Have
lock Lad beaten the insurgents thrice in the
field between Allahabad and Cawnpore. and
was following them in their retreat The
most important point in the dispatch as it has
reached US, is, that General Bernard, the
Commander-in- Chief who had ucceeded Gen
Ansen, hat also died of aysentery before Del
hi, and Sir Henry Lawrence had died of his
wounds before Lucknow. 1t is a pleasing
! fact that no disturbances have occurred in eth
| er of the other two P.esidenc les, and that the
| muiinv in Bengal is not announced as assum-
i1s ally more effective organization. The re-
info.cemcntS will soon begin 10 reach Calcutta
ID it no reverse OF moment occurs for few
weeks TO he English troops now holding the
rebels in check, the tide of af,iIs will take a
favorable turn. Sir Colin Campbell, however,
VIII not arrive a moment too soon to revive the
The dropping spiri. of the English in India
N. Y. Herald.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-09-10
The Mississippi TO be Eridged a.
@ Fulton City ei .

The Fulton Advertiser says:
1--WE are glad to announce that the Ioca tion
for bridge at this point, SO long talked of, has
at last been decided upon-~-the poinf selected
being just below the commencement of the
curve of the railroad for crossing Base street,
Twenty acres of land have been purchased on
the opposite side of the river, by the railroad
company. We are highly gratiGed at this To-
cation, it being right in the heart of our city.
and atthe same time sufficiently distant from
our business street to avoid all difficulty in
the way of interfering with privileges already
vested. tmakes Fulton City the virtual ter
minus of the three roads already built or being
built, and will have strong tendency, indeed
ltcannot fail to draw others TO this point
No railroad to the Mississippi can compete
with its rivals without Bridge, ST. E
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roF VIC Y
Passing ThOIlghts.

As Twas yesterday evening pensively stroll
ing across one ofour beautiful western prai-
ries enameled with flowers of almost every
their sweet fragrance. at length found my
self seated on the bank of crystal brook,
musing upoa the varieSated and magnificent
scenery of surrounding nature. Design and
beauty were dep cted liz every object, and rich
lessons of instruction emcnating from every
page of The book OF nature. Ey4sr
Tile aerial songsters that were perched upon
the boughs, amid The the thick foliage of the
I trees, were warbiing their sweet melodious
stanzas of praise to the great originator and
author of the universe. But, amid all those
smiling beauties of creation, we are admo .ish-
ed that we are passing away. Natures beau
tifal green drapery will soon fade and decom-
pose beneath the rigid frosts of approaching
autumn, ans the bleak bowling winds; aud de-
vastating storms of winter. So with ourselves
"from ust we arc aud unto dust we must re-
turn" The spring of youth soon passes, and
the summer of mature manhood will shortly
give place to- the autumn of life, and terminate
in the icy embrace Of the winter of death.
The riplns brook, as its passing bubbles are
carried onward down the stream to the faith
omless ocean, tells US in language not to be
mistaken, that we too are swiftly gliding Down
| the stream of time, and will soon be precipi-
tated down the raging, roaring cataract Of
death, into tie bounlless ocean of eternity. !.
u. d -. !
But the beautiful plain, that lies EXTENDED to
the western horizon, tinged with the golden
beams of the setting sun, wildly por.rays to
our minds the blessed hope that when we shall
have passed the sorrows and difficulties, as
well as the disappointment and inconsistencies
of this life. we shall "soar away on pinions
Free" and bask in the sunshine of ineFable
| day; "wilere beauty and blossoms never fade
and fields are eternally fair"
| OF all the treasures Of LIES chart, love is
the most divinely fair, and in that blissfal
| cline it never! no never dies:
There friends shall meet agail,
Who have loved;-
Oar embraces shall be sweet
When we each other greet,
Wher we meet to part no more,
Who have loyed."-
SILVER THIMBLE,
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From, Kansas.

The Grasshopper Falls Convcntion, which
was held on the 26 ult, passed The following
resolutions after discussion II viii be seen
the Free State men have concluded to vote at
October election. The resolutions were in
troduced by Gen. Lane, and supported by him
ard Gov. Robinson.
WHEREAS, 1t is of the most vital import
ance TO the people Of Kansas that the terrific
rial government should be controlled by the
bona tidc citizens thereof and whereas Gov.
Walker has repeatedly pledged himself that the
people of Kansas should have a f,ili and fair
vote before impartial Judges, at the eectionto
be held on the first Monday in October next,
fordelegate to Congress and members of The
Territorial Legislature and other officers,
therefore >t& t#~FF &tHt
Rcsolpcd, That we, the people Of Kansas
in mass convention assembled, agree to par
ticipate IN said election. 5B,#
RcsOicei, That in thus acting we rely up
on the faithful fulfillment Of the pledges Of
Gov. Walker, and that we, as heretofore, pro-
test against the enactments forced upon US by
the votes of the people of Missouri. ,'.
Rcsoloed, That the mass Convention pro-
coed to appoint a committee to wait upon the
territorial authorities and urgently insist up-
on a revision and correction of the wicked APP
portionment endeavored to be forced upon the
people of Kansas, to govern the selection of
members of the territorial Legislature.
Reso!red, That Gen. j. H. Lane be author
liz d and requested to tender to Gov Walker
the force organized by HIM under the resolu-
tion passed by the Convention held at Topeka
on the 18th July last, to be used for the pro-
lection Of the ballot-boxes. fst
Rcsolped, That this mass Convention ex ;
press their nnalterable determination to adj
here TO the 'TOneka Constitution and pnyerr-
ment, and that all our action shall be pointed
toward setting that government in motion in
a Legitimate manner at AN early day. 9 ~
The correspondent of the Chic ago Press
says; io e Asfl sr t
In the meantime the delegate convention
had bean called. IL. 1. Adams was chosen
chairman. 1t then proc eedqd to nominate.-
VI. J. Parrot. Esq, was nominated delegate
to- Congress. Mr.. PARROT made an excellent
speech, after which The convention adjourned.
1t will be seen from the above resolutions
that the Free State party has finally decided
upon recourse Of polcy-it viii go into the
October election. f8 SIR 80 8l2af
This step was taken by many not without
misgivings as to Il e result. The past cou,se
OF Governor Walker has proved that it will be
misplaced confidence to Frely upon the faith
full fulflment of the pledges made by him.
| In addition to the superintendent fraud and
! the prerequisite of tax payment, the voters in
| October next will have to contend against an
armed invasion from Missouri. Already bias
/ the reorganization of the Blue Lodges along
1 the border been announced. ana recent events
which have transpired show that the Nilsson
/ rians will be nothing ioath to lend again a
helping hand in completing the Conquest Of
Kansas" v1 saa
4 IuNIus
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Courier Office
RE M O V ED

Orr friends will please take notice Tint the
COURIER OFFICE has been removed to the
% story of Prugi's Building, nearly opposite
the Curlew House, where we shall be happy to
see them, and to supply them with everything
in our line of business. The Democratic
Press occupies the room from which we have
removed, w-H
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Their Si.a.neIessness.

| We copy the following from the Miscatine
Journal. The reference which it makes to
the voses which j adge Lowe has received in
this cmailnity, on two separate occasions,
is just aud pertinent; tss ,al9l
tssCoNrEMarIBLg.-For want Of anythias |
else to say against the Republican nominee
for Governor OF this State, some of the Loco
foco papers are charging him with beng
"spiritnalist'o of the Fox and Judge Edinonas
stripe. Among the papers whose editors are
SO, interruptions as to make this charge are
the Davenport Democrat; Iowa City aCrcsc emf
ane BarliagtonG azeste. So FAR from ii. being
true, Judge Lpwe'is leading member of the
Presbyterian Church at Keokuk. We pre-
> same that certain transactions some years ago
which the latter paper alluies to az sshu,n sser.
, ing, have given rise to the charge, but i
! ought to be sufficient RECITATION agains
1 any evil impu.atiens on that account, FOR u
to know that the Community most familia
:. with these transactions has seen fit twice sine
! their occurrence to elevate him to the resp IN
sible office of Judge, and that to- in an intense
4. ly democratic district. That mind ms. be de
!" based indeed which could unblushingly orefe
! s,icha charge as this against Judge Love-
= Every sensitive, high min led man will be- dis
: g,iste at such an attempt at personal dcfama
tion.7
: We have some pretty mean L,cofocos il
: KeoSuk, who are not apt t. hesitate at trifes
or to treat with N lch delicacy OF feeling th,
! character aid staining Of polite Il opponents
But nevertheless, here wa ere Judge Lowe lives
has long lived, and everybody knows him. nc
one has We, exhibited himself 50 mean as tt
attack his private character, or to dispute hi
fitness for the Off for which he has beer
: designated-not one! On the contrary, w.
! say 1t to their honor as well as his, they speak
: of him in terms OF universal respect, and place
the contest up IN political points entirely. II
is left for those at distance, who know least
about him, to commit this inexcusabie indecen-
cy.-[Gate City. @
We perceive that the sham Democracy gen.
) orally are bringing tins abusive and malicious
; charge against Judge Lowe, and among them
our neighbor of the Statesman of whom we
had expected better things. Gentleman don't
: try to cover up the barrenness Of your cause
BY slandering the private character OF your
opponehts. g setsaa
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-09-10
Cheap Sugar.

] Louisiana, promises 100000 hogsheads
against less than one third of that amount last
year; Cuba will come up to the full limit of
her past production, if she does not sarpass
it, under the stimulus of the late high prices;
Brazil shows no falling off; Manritius contin-
ues the ratio VI increasing production that
has doubled her crop in sever years, and it is
doubtful whether India will not yield as large
a supply as ever. 1850.
!, The New York HeralI,, in this connection
says: rs srg
In the face Of This state of affairs we shall
not be at all surprised to see prices of thi.
necessary staple go to a very low point, ant
every house wife rejoicing over cheap snga,
aud full sugar bowl In fact, tina, is III,
natural law of trade. Prices Of this articl,
have been so far above its cost of production
that consumption has been diminished, specu-
lation excited and stocks accumulated, unti
the point Of reaction has been reached, AM
speculation must cease and prices decline un.
til consumption Is again stimulated aud stocks
diminished. The recent high prices of sugar
have been owing as much to artificial as tc
'sAehfuA SsANSSSe ~ HSSai Will Lie OF
the crop in Louisiana, but received large
impulse from the banking expansion that took
place in Havana, Stimulating. as it did, spec
nlation to an extraordinary degree at one OF
the principal sources Of supply. The revul-
sion in Havana has commenced. 1t is true
that an attempt is being made there to sustain
prices by initiating the currency with paper
issues, but this is a violation of the laws OF
finance and trade that will bring its own pun
ishment, and cannot save tho price Of sugar
in the Face Of the falling markets of the world
Let il go. We have paid too much for our
sugar for some time back. One hundred per
cent. profit to the sugar planter is out of all
reason, and The world is tired of paying it,
Let US have cheaper sugar. Is. aiaee
Gv They are building a Brick Hotel at
Lawrence Kansas Territory four stories high
III by $50 feet, aud when completed it will be
the finest building in the Territory
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-09-10
NEW YoRK. Sent. 9

No decision had been come to at the de-
parture of the Vanderbilt, concerning the At
lantic cable. The directors sit tin pcrmanence,
and the commanders of all The ships will con-
suit with them. The otiicial report Of the
engineer is Published, and expresses greater
confidence than ever as 10 the final result.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-09-10

WAsHINGToN, Sept. a
The Southern mail late as due has been re-
ceivei. as atR3g'
The Texan papers abound in statements of
Indian outrages. The Indians appeared in
the vicinity of San Antonio, and Capt. Whit
ing, of the 2d Cavalry, went in pursuit ard
reported all the horses aud mules taken from
the San Diego mail train.
Capt. Popples party had arrived at Fort
Clark all we'll. The Indians were very from
besome along the route, but were defeated ia
two engagements near Fort lancaster, when a
Sergeant Of the Sth infantry was killed. The
Indians were mounted and armed with Sharpe's
and Colts rifles @
1000 heal of cattle had died Of starvation
on the Island OF Galveston @ 9ae
The subject of Constitutional Convention
was being agitated in the papers. II appeared
possible that Gen. Henderson would decline
and that Mat Ward would be nominated for
United States Senator in the place of Mr..
Rusk.
On the 1st inst, in Savannah, the stock OF
cotton was 1900 bales against the same amount
last year.
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JuNIUs.

L. V. HARDy's Eye Balm win cure any
case of Sore, Weak or Diseased Eyes, 1t mat
ters not of how long standing. Ordinary cases
of Sore Eyes it cures in from 6 to IL hosrs.--
Read the advertisement headed :sTremendcus
Success" n23-6w.
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BuFFALo. Sent.

BUFrALo, Sept A.
The Oliver Lee s. Co. Bank of this city
suspended this morning. The suspension is
caused by a very large accumulation Of sus-
pended debts, among which is 100000 dollars
Of the Buffalo Car Company. The other
Buffalo, banks have all fortified themselves,
and are thought to be in a perfect sound
condition. There is no excitement here.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-09-10

QW The loctists have done some damage in
iowa. In the region of Sioux City they have
swept many fields cleanof every green thing.
They are still ravagins the fields Of MINES
sofa, and when they change from one qsarter
to another the sky is said to appear very much
as 1t does during snow storm.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-09-10
Republican County Convention.

The Republicans of Wapello county will
meet in convention at the Court House, at
: Ottumwa, on Saturday, the 12.h day of sep
TENDER next, for the purpose of nominating
one Senator, and two Representatives, to be
supported by said party at the election TO be
held October 18th.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-09-10

DUBUQUE, Aug. 81.
The st. Paul Times of the ooh SAYS the
conference committee appointed by the two
wings OF the Convention to unite upon Con-
stitution for the. new State of Minnesota, made
a report in their respective branches Of the
Convention yesterday, which was adopted To-
day.
Matters will be definitely settled, and there
viii be but one, Constitution submitted to the
people The two Conventions will probably
adjourn to-day.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-09-10
LOUISVILLE, Sci

m q4 LOUISVILLE, Sept, 4
The report that a Stallion broke loose and
tipped over peanut stand, thereby causing
an cid lady 10 suspend business, needs confirm
alton. @
We shall await the development with great
anxiety. Ed. It-sa
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-09-10
DErRoIr, Sept. 7th

A insurrection headed by two desperate
negro convicts, broke out in Michigan Safes
Prison this afternoon. Two couycts succeed
ed in escaping over the walls. but were recap
tur-d. Others made desperate attempts to
follow bat were overpowered by officers of
the prisen, aud secured.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-09-10
Political Meeting.

r. p. Lowe, Republican candidate for
Governor, will address the electors of the State,
as follows, at 2 O'Clock P. NJ, of each day
named.