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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-28
S. d. & II. w. SMITH,
MANUFACTURERS OF
ELODEONS, ORGAN MELODEONS

Be Os q H. W. SMITH,
MANUFACTURERS OF
ELODEONS, ORGAN MELODEONS
AND
PEDAL BASS MELODEONS.
Frhe First Premium over all competitors at the Fair
of the Mass. Charitable Mechanic Association, at
the National Fair, Washington, D. c.; also
at the Ohio State Fair, held at Co
lumbus Ohio, was awarded
to the manufacturers.
THE PEDAL BASS MELODEONS
a designed particularly for Churches. Lodges Halls
y They are arranged with two manuals, or banks Of
KS, the lower set running octave higher than the
DER, and may be used separately, and thus get
ce two distinct instruments; by of the coupler
Il TWO banks of keys may be played at the time by
~ OF the front set onfy This, connected with the Ped
aBass will produce the effect of a large orgau and is
sfeientiy heavy to fill house that seats from 1000 to
40 persons.
THE ORGAN MELODEON
isesghed for parlor and private The construction
mier to the Church Instrument being arranged with
tH banks of keys and when used together by of
thcoupler, is capable of as great Volume Of power
tn Church instrument when used without the pedals.
ilso, every variety of MELoDEoNs for Parlor use.
Purchasers may rely upon Instruments from Man
utctory being made in the most complete and thorough
manner Having removed to the spacious Buildings,
51I Washington Street.
Wihave every facility for manufacturing purposes and
emoy none bat the most experienced and skilul work
met.
short, we will promise our customers an Instru
met equal if not superior to any Manu- facturer and
guaranty ENTIRE AND PERFECT SATISFACTION.
rs still further guaranty to the public the excel
iene of the MELODE0N5 from cur Mandatory, beg
leae to refer, by permission, to the following
PisnO Forte Manufacturers Of Boston,
Wo have examined Instruments and will give their
option when called upon:
CHICKBRING Il SONS,
HALLETr CUMST0N,
9. GtLBEBT & co,
WILLIAM P. EMERSON,
W. LADD & CO.,
GEORGE NEWS,
WOODWARD & BROWN,
NEWELL & co.
MELODEONS RENTED.
Persons who wish to tire Melodeons with view OF
purchasing at the end Of the year. rent
itef as part payment of the purchase money This
is worthy Of special note enables those who desire
fair test of the instruments before purchasing Obtain
it atthe expense of the manufacturers the at
least Of years rent
Letters, certificates and notices from the press from
all parts the world may also be saesroom.
Descriptive circulars sent tree to any address.
S. ID. s. H. w. SMITH,
5I1 Washington Street,
(Near Boylston Market,( BosToN.
d20 dS&Tu&w3m
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We are glad 10 learn that Perry Davis Vegetable Pain
Killer is having sollge sale In city We have every
believe It TO be almost never failing for
pain, aud as such Is medicine family should be with
out-Monheat Pilot Sold by Druggists and 0rocers
generally.
tpI
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THIS ASTONISHING AND UNEoUALLEp PREP
arstion has never failed to produce growth on Bald
Heads when used according to the direction and turn
hair back to its original color after having become grey
and renstate in all its original health ustre softness
and beauty Removes at once all scurf daudruf and I'm
pleasant itching, scrofua, eruptons and everish heat
unhealthy and falling Off and hence acts as perfecs
HAIR INVIGoRAT0R AND TONIC.
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MUIICE TO IA K NJ ER S.-NEW STEAM
J. " GRIsF MILL in Merri6ed's Buildings Exchange
breet.
The subscriber is DOW prepared to grind Corn Rye,
Oats Uobbage and every kind Of grain either for FEED op
family use i'm the best manner lat bis Mill in Exchange
street He win also give particular attention to the wants
Of the merchants who will favor him with their custom
Corn meal will be bolted when desired The patronage
oil the country is respectfully solicited. At this Mill
grinding may be depended on both in the dry time OF
summer and the coolest time Of winter All kinds Meal
and Hominy constantly on hand and for sale.
Ii6 d9n
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NVEAtnr'a BnIsuin NVGId Cherry,--FrOm
ne Aetp York Mirror, May 25-"AmOug oil the pana-
cess advertised for the Of human ailments. there is
none in which we have confidence than WISrAR'S
BALSAM OF LID CHERRY. We regard it as one Of
hat1res ogn repaatonssimplesa safe, pleasant to take,
and am,r certa 70 all bilious and pulmonary AZ
feapSn have witnessed lis wonderful effects In
Sned Fded as hopelessiy desperate, and we can
len az Oh eFecommend It OF the best medicines
promptly ~ NsS
...ulr. ,Amnre efdcaeious as a remedy for Coughs,
CEsI ~ bronchitis, Aethma, and Consumption
hge thar any other medicine.
unless signed l. BUTTS on the wrapper.
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DvICE TO H UsBAN AND
IA WlVES.-Aiso those contemplating Marriage.
colored Steel plates 50 cts, plain plates 70 nee Of
postage
This work contains dissertation on the necessity Of
Marriage Instructions In Counting, with Cure for love-
effects OF Ceoacy, Cohabitation case Of Steriy ex-
planned, increase Of family with many other useful in
structionB,-from the French Of Jean Dubois.
Address, HENRY S. @. SMITH co..
Agents Wdnted. Box 42lo Post Once, n. Y.
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uNROFITABLE AND HONOR ART,W
EMPLOYMENT FOR THE WINTER --Perso.a In
town country In search Of employment as . sources Il
Income. or 70 al up their leisure hours may haar such
BY eaeoslng Two stamps, 70 pay postage, 70 prolen
soFJAMES 4. HORNE, Box No. 465i New York pout
Once me employment IL ht,ed to either sexutatlon In
LIE immateriaL II IL an article Of dairy consumption
anu can De manufactured in any persons dwelling; %.
cared BY copyrightj sales as permanent az -four An
agent u wanted in everytosn In The Union, d1m iI5
NMELLS' MAC HINHi SPR EAn
w brRENGTHENfN0 PLAkIERS--A larRe in-
vUee Of those superior Pstea just received and or sale
At tbs very laWast psuemy wolssals and sgta a. aal
Main street, BY Va asat 4a0nOs a. aRUAans z
NR. SIS. FKXCHsS HEART UENCKL0H
~ sure remedy Cor all diseases Of tho heart for sao
GEO. \. sPURRS, aoi Main street
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nISSoLUTION OF COPAR'TNER-
- sHIP.-The copartnership heretofore existing be-
tween the subscribers under the firm OF BROWN 4
FIRTH, is this day dissolved by mutual consent Mr.,
John Firth is authorized to sign the name Of the Arm In
liquidation Of its affairs. Al BROWN
49, JOHN FIRTH.
Worcester, Jan LIST, 1857. diff is
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'E'HIEF DETECTING sOCTETY.-At
IloN De MUTUAL AID IN DETECTING TTJTTvEa
ensuing year: S'41s0A H'l tns
SAMUEL H. COTTON. Treasures,
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NOTICE.-The subscribers have purchased Mr. A
lN j. BROWNS interest in the Crockery business and
have this day entered into copartnership under the Arm
Of FIRTH NICHOLS, and will continue the business
al the Cid stand Of Brown 4 Firth
JOHN FIRTH
IS dtf
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GNARD.-9he Subscriber grateful to his many friends
~ and acquaintance for their liberal patronage they
have bestowed upon him for the past fifteen years. takes
pleasure in Recommending with confidence bis
In business t. their favorable notice. A. j. BROWN
Worcester, Jan. lst, 1867. dh is
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Worcester, IS. Probate Office, January 20, 1857
To all persons interested In the estate Of PATRICK
MCGUIRE, late Of Sutton, deceased, GRKKrINo
V0U are cited to appear at Court Of Probate 10 be
holden at Worcester, on the FIRST Tuesday Of Rebr-
airy next show why administration OF the Estat
Of said deceased should not be granted to John W. bI
pie Of said Sutton. CHAS. @. pRENTIas Rag
1922 d3w
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NOTICE To SHIPPERS of FREIGHT
~ TO AND FROM NEW YoRK.-shippers of freight
to and from New York via Norwich and Worcester R.
M viii please take notice. that the Steamers Of the Nor
wish Line will be sent outside Long Island via Sandy
case the Sound should be obsructed by ice 50 az
to make the passage hazardous or impossible
G. S. TURNER, Transportation Ag's
Worcester, Jan. 18th, 1867 d2w 31s
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gentleman of Boston writes to his friend in New Bed.


soMETHrHG wsRrH KNOWING. - By using Professor
Woods Hair Restorative grey hair can be permanently
restored to It's original color The uoi1ed certificate
from johnson Stone Gardiner Name but one Of the
many instances that daily coming to our knowledge
of its wonderful effects TT longer probematcaI but
seleVdent truth,a hundredsn community can tes-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-28

NEW AND IMPORTANT DISCOV-
~ cry IN THE SCIENCE OF MEDICINE..-TRIRS-
EMAR-None are genuine unless the engTavings Of the
Seals Of the Ecoe de PharDacie de Paris the Imperial
College Of Vienna, fixed upon each wrapper, and
around each case " 49, -
Sold by DR.. H. A. BARRoW-Membev Of the Imperial
College Of Vienna and Royal College of Surgeons london
who may be personally consulted at his residence No ISL
Pri1ce street. (ew blocks west Of Broadway New York
from IL o'clock in the morning, till g. and nom O'Clock
TIL = IN the evening, Sundays excepled.)
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Boston advertisements.

warn FOR SALE. 1900 lbs, Filling on
a caps, No. 80, coarse, by
PARKER, WILDER h Co.
Jz7 d1wis 81 Federal street. Boston,
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Worcester,ss. Probate Office, Jan. 2O 1887
To all persons interested In the Estate Of CHARLES
cAhLIsLE, late Of Worcester, deceased, 2
law GREETING
VoU are cited TO appear at Court of Probate 10 be
holden at Worcester, the first Tuesday Of Febru-
estate OF said deceased should not be granted 10 VIII
liam A. Wheeler OF said Worcester. 80
i'll d2wSlM oHAs. @. PRENTIss, Reg.
EDKOPRIETORS of she BAY STATE
HOUSE, IN WORCESTER, ANNUAL AIEETrNt
The holders Of the Capital Stock Of the Propretors O the
BAY state House IN Worcester hereby notified that
agreeaby to vote and order OF the Directors Of said
Cooperation, the Annual Meeting Of said Corporation will
be holden at the Bay State House in Worcester on the
last WEDNESDAY Ia January, the 28thinst al o'clock
2. NJ, for the following named purposes, 70 wIt
lat Tochoose all officers Of said Corporation required
BY LAW the OF the Company, 10 be chosen n
q meeting Of the Corporation. Y
ad rohear the Reports Of the Directors, and OF any
Committees end got suythinK relative thereto. Er
Per Order OF the Directors. eI.
4. W. HAMMOND, Treasurer.
Worcester. Jan 20, 1857. dim III
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1857-08-20

Mr.. STERNBERGER New BUILDING.-lt
always affords US great deal of pleasure
to notice any new improvement going'oh
in any locality where We are engaged in
business. In view ofthis we note to- day,
the fact, that one Of our most enterprislng
Merchants, Mr.. NJ. STERNBERGER, has
nearly completed fine Brick edifce in
this place. The building is 40 feet front
ing on Main Street, 70 feet fronting on
Portsmouth Street; il is two stories high,
with basement, making it equal, as far
as room is concerned, to n three story
building. The upper rooms, five in num-
ber, will be finished of in the best style,
and arc intended for Offices for Profession
al gentlemen. There are two Store rooms
above the basement; the corner one is be-
ing finished off in the finest style and will
be occupied by NJ. Sternberger q Co.; the
other is for rent Messrs. S. q Co, ex-
pect to get into their new quarters, tho
latter part this month The building is
creditable alike TO Mr.. s. and Mr., CHARLES
JONES, the Master Carpenter and bis
! hands.
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OCTOBER EIGGI
To Candidates,

All candidates who are subscribers can
have their names announced in the Stan
dard for 81; those who are not will beY
charged So The fee must in all cases :
accompany the order to make the an
nounCement.
MLssRs. MATHEWS 4 DRAKE; you are authorized
to announce the name of NELSON HARRISON, as
a candidate for Commissioner of Jackson couutyat
the cnsueing October election. THE PEOPLE. N
MEssRs. MATHEWS & DRAKE: You will please
announce the name of f. Z. G. CLEWERS ast
a candidate for Treasurer Of Jackson county. at j.
the eusueing October Election.
MEssRs, MATHEWS & DEAKE:--PIeass an
nounce the name of NELSON T, CAyETT,a as
suitable candidate for The Office of County
Treasurer fer jackson COunnsy, at the October
Election 1851, subject only to GouRsy nom-
nation. q
AND OBLIGE MANY VOTERS.
G5We are authorized to announce the name
of II. II. FULLERTON, as a candidate for the.
Office of Probate Judge, at the coming October
election,
MEssRs MATHEWS 4 DRAKE;-You are ai-
thorzed to announce II ADAMS, as a can
didate for Probate Judge Of Jackson County,
Of the euspeing October Election.
t5S"We are authorized to announce the name 6f
p. r PRICE, as candidate at the ensuing election
for the Office of Treasurer Of Jackson county, sub
ject to Republican county or general Conventions
t5g@We are authogiSed 10 snnoHBce the name of
MARTIN OWENS, ~ y candidate for Probate
Judge, at the ensuing October election.
o. We are authorized to announce the name
of JOHN l. LONG as a candidate atthe ensu..
ng animal election for the Office of 4IcasuretN
Of jackson county.
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New Steam FIGURING Mill.

Mr.. CROOKS is building new FIGURING
Mil in this place. He is rapidly pro-
crossing with the building, and expects TO
have il in operation some time during this
fall This will be good news to the Peo-
pie of this coua!g, The Mill now in OPP
Grafton is not sufficient to do all the grind
ing necessary, Mr.. C's well known en-
terprisc will be sure guarantee that his
Mill will materially assist in accommoda,
ting the wheat growing farmers of this
county, as well as accommodate the wants
of the consumers.
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tie people Ot Ohio have no occasion to
fear that such pecuations upon the public
funds as have characterized the present
will be practised. They are honest and
capable, and are truly entitled to the sup
port of the people of Ohio. We cannot
but look upon the success Of this ticket as
a fixed fact.
What right has the Sentinel to assume
that dishonesty might not characterize
the acts Of those composing the State tick
ct! It's memory is surely not so bad as to
have forgotten that one John G. BresIln
stole his thousands out of the State Treas.
ury. Yet we are boldly told that purity
and locofocoism is the same. We take
issue in this mater, and must, for the
time being, doubt The strict integrity OF
party that would undertake to cover up
and apologse for the acts of one who has
plundered the State, and has not courage
enough to remain in his own country tc
account to the State authorities what he
did with the peoples money. Unlike Mr.
Gibson, lie has fled to Queen ViCtorla't
dominions, where he defes the authorities
If these are the kind of worthless you nurse
and foster in your party, Mr.. Sentinel, WI
opine the people of Ohio will canvass thu
matter for themselves without looking t
your S, Hooking Sentinel for its version
of the honesty and capabiIity Of candidate
asking for their sufIrogeS.
The assumption that the success Of you
ticket is a fixed fact" is entitled to abou
as much credit as it was in 1855, whe
you said that Medill would be electe
Governor by an ovewelming majority
The vast Republican forces of this gre'
Commonwealth of ours have a shot
. that locker, and intend to CHASE all tn
t PAYNE out Of the rotten and putrld cal
I cass of loeolocoism. Mark our predictoI
+. friend Case. We mean no harm by s
doing, but we wish to do you all good
So, prepare yourselves for an oyerwheln
-, ing defeat. AS unpleasant as it may |
n TO YOU all, it is inevitable.
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RETURNING ANSWERS. Hear the story
Of the child who went forth into the
mountain rayine. While the child wan.
dered there, he called aloud to break the
loneliness, aud heard a voice which call
ed to him in the same tone. He called
again. and, as he thought he voice again
Knocked him. Flushed with anger lie
rushed to find the boy who had insulted
him, but could fnd none. He then called
to him 10 anger, and with abusive epithels
all Of which were faithfully retufned "
him, Choking with rage, the child ran
to lis mother and complained that boy
in.the woods had abused and insulted him
with many vile words. But the mother
took her child by the hand and said: My
child, these names were but the echoes Of
thine own voice. Whatever thou didst
call was returned to thee from the hill.
side, lIadst thou called out pleasant
words. pleasant words had returned to
thee, Let this be thy lesson through life
The world will soon be an echo of thine
own spirit, Treat thy fellows with un-
kindness and they will answer with un-
kindness; with love, and thou shalt have
love Send forth sunshine from thy spirit,
and thou shalt never have a clouded day
carry about thee viudiclve spirit, and
even in the flowers shall lulkcurses. Thou
shalt receive whatever thou givest, anC
that alone, Always" said the speaker
is that child in the mountain passes--anC
every man and woman is that child"
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1857-08-20

Ey~The great Barnum, whose move
ments used TO be heralded by The papers
with blatant snobbishness, has met the
usual luck oil poverty since his bankrupt
and now crosses from Europe back and
forth, without any notice. or not more
than a line of bare announcemet The
New Y FORK press used to ogiyehim columns
day after day and now that he has come
from an n,uccesstul speculation wita
Iiule Cordelia Howard, he is treated g
.hareley acouple Of lines, Great is-,he
cover of dime.
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We have received the September No. of
this old and popular Magazine. Itis truly
an interesting No. The fashion plates are
superb and the contents are ofthe highest
literary character. Terms: $3 per annum
fora single copy; two copies for S5 Ad
dress L. A GOEDY. Philadelphia, Pa.
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Jas. II. Baker, Esq.

We have frequently been asked since
the nominations for State officers, on the
Republican ticket, why it was that Mr.
Baker was not nominated. Such ques'
tlons, as the reader very well knows, are
generally hard to answer, but we think
we can venture to give an answer: MI
Baker after the first ballot, nOlwiths!and-
ing he received ZIG votes, withdrew his
name, Had he been nominated we should
have as cordially voted for him as we shall
for Mr.. Russell. His whole. souIed dis
intcrestness shows that the success Of the
Republican party is his sine quanOn, il'
is yet young mGa, possessing the high
est oratorical and writing powers, High
er honors await him.
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Refreshing,

John L. Long takes pleasure in an
nouncing 10 his numerous friends and
customers, that he has just returned from
the Queen City with splendid lot OF
Goods, and is now opening out the aame'
at his new store room in the Commercial
Block. Particulars win be given next
week in an advertisement.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1857-08-20

Ey-Tbe Hons. B. +, WADE and J. h
GlDDIvGs, the old whcel-horses in the Re
publican party, attended the State Con
vention and made excellent speeches.
Neither Of them could make any other
kind. Either of them, like all true Re.
publicans, is always willing to give his
evidence of the faith that is in him. Their
armor is truth and their principles are
embraced in that memorable document,
bearing date, July 4, l776 commonly
called the Declaration Of independence
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1857-08-20

0srDeath Of Secretary Dobbin. JAMES
G. DonnIS, Secretary during the admin
tralion Of Franklin Pierce, died a Fayotts-
sille, North Carolina, onaba,asnst. Mr.,
D. wasfman Of fne tplents, and flied the
of Secretary honestly and faith.
ffly. AT the time Of his death he was a
twjdower and left three children to inherit
bic name His diseas was consumption,
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1857-08-20

MONUMENT TO MR MADISON 1t affords
US great pleasure to be able to state that
a monument is at last to be placed over
the grave of this great and excellent man
tits already prepared-a plain granite
obelisk, twenty feet 10 height, bearing no
inscription except the date ofhis birth and
death--and is the freewil offering Of his
old friends and neigbbors in Orange, Va,
and their children, Chaste and plain, it
is fit representation of the beautiful sim
plicty OF the character of him whose
memory it is designed to commemorate
lt-is n tardy offering, but unisEthe cir
cumstances. every way honorableio those
who have thus become Che substitutes OF
the Commonwealth, inlrescuihg from de
secralion and oblivion the spot where rest
the venerated remains of one Of the noblest
Of her sons,-Cuipepper, Va. Republican,
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New York, Aug. l7.-The steamship
Columbia with dates from Liverpool to
the 5th instant, has arrived here. =.
The Arabra's advices reached Liverpool
on the Sd inst
General Intelligence.
The Telegraph Squadron left Queens
town on the Sd inst, for Valentia Bay.
The Government has asked authority
to cmbody the Militia, TO increase the Ar
my ...
The French Embassador at Constan-
tinople has suspended diPlomastic relations
A new Turkish Ministry has been an
nounCed.
A dispatch from Madrid says that the
Marquis of Zerano will supercede Concka.
The East India Company has made a
requistion of GOO additional troops.
Persia refuses to evacuate larat
Lord Brougham made a speech in favor
of an extension Of franchise.
Lord John RusseI's motion for com
mittee to inquire if the Jews cannot be ad'
mitted on an affirmation Of the existing
acts, has been agreed 10.
Delane, formerly lnahager OF the Lon
don Times, is dead.
SECOND DISPATCH.
The Steamship City Of Washington
arrived out on the 9th inst. Lord Pan
muro has introduced a bill authorizing
the embodyment of the militia wllhou
calling Parliament together, and announ
ced his intention to considerably increase
the rank and file Of the army.
An Italian paper has published Mazzl
nj S defense, but it was suppressed -
Mazzini declares that he will not ceas
until his object is accomplished.
The French Ambassador at Constan
tinople. suspended diplomatic relations
because the Meldayan elections were no
set aside.
Mustapha Pasha is now Grand Vizlel
A clipper ship had arrived al Dart
mouth, from Australia, with $4,000 our
, ces of gold.
Her Majesty yesterday "wednesday
E reviewed the 3.fth and 42d regiments PR
vi,us to their departure for India
The steamer Columbo arrived at Soutt
ampton on Tuesday, with the China an
India mails. Her passengers firmly b'
lieve that Delhi bad fallen. They sta
= that the Bazaar intelligence outstrps Il
3 Government dispatches. and that, acco
ding to the Bazaar news, Delhi had Erlle
When the Madras passengers left an GU
) break was fully expected at Madras.
The Europeans were under arms. Vt
elteen hundred armed men were fonn'
s about the residence of the King Of Oud
/, Collin Carsabell s passage throus
g Egypt was an ovation. He intends d'
It ding his army into six flying divisions.
> The pIunder of the Indian treasury
estimated at nearly E2, 2,OO0,oO0.
IL The basis of the Netherlands project
the abolition of slavery in the West |
dies, is to indemnify the proprietors
$4,000, 900 guilders