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Gifts. Gifts. Gifts. GIFTS.
BOOK BooKs!!!
+ PRIZE BOOKSTORE!
Now open at No % CAMP STREET with splendid stock
Of NEW MISCELLANEOUS AND STANDARD WORKS,
which will be sold at
Greatly Reduced Prices!
EVERY BOOK GETS A PRIZE AT THE TINE OF SALE
tSa Valued from Csc. to 500! "f
Consisting Of Gold and Silver Watches Lockets Brace
let's Chains. Canoes in style; Gold Pens Rings
ellis etc, etc. which will be GIVEN AWAY purchasers
without reserve, at
EVANS g. CO.'S,
~ Is Camp street,
nS0 2pH Between Common and Grayier streets
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SallEs! NlIss I!
VELVET FLoUNDED SILKS. E

yELvEr TLouN0ED SILKS.
CHIME AND DRoCADE !.
TARTAN AND SATIN IA; III
ROBES AQUItLE IN BLACK AND CoLoRED
TARTAN AND CHINE BAYADERE. s5
WHITE, ! CoroRED TAFFErAs ! MORE ANTIQUE
Ard long ne u SILKS In pieces suitable for STREET
md EVENING DREssEs-al II which vim 10 oHsrsd On
MONDAY. soth inst, At sss 81 a ss
Extraordinary Low Prices for Cash!
P. 4 F. REILLY CO..
l3sS l2s Canal srset s6
nN 9At ySg between Royal and bourbon sta
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E,,,brosasrsess Esnbrosde,.sss.

is boxes EMBROIDERED SWISS AND JAooNEr col.
LARS AND SETS. i n 4,
% boxes EMBROIDERED CAMBRIC, AND SWISS BANDS,
EDGINGs AND INsERTINGs.
% Ladies' EMBROIDERED FLoUNcED SWISS ROBES.
EMBROIDERED JAcoNET 4 LINEN cAMBR1c LONG
FRoGKs AND WAISTS for Infants
RICHLY EMBROIDERED AND LACE TRIMMED MUS
LIN AND LINEN CAMBR1C BABY GAPS.
A long line of PLAIN and EMBROIDERED LINEN CAM
~ BRIO HANDKERCHIEFs, just received--will be sold
IL EXTREMITY LOWRY
Pa E REILLY Il CO.,
aRs NE, Is {s &ss4 III 3 "a NJ l26 Canal street, tx
e mao 2p6t between Royal and Bourbon sts
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Ca,.pletings.
CAMP STREET

CAMP STREET ...........5S
We have this day reduced the prices Of all Cspctngs
Oil Cloths Curtains, Damasks, Window Shades etc. ETC.
are now prepared to offer complete of goods
line much below the usual rates. ss
L. ELKIN q CO.,
.s yi5e 50 Camp street,
nso 2p6t and and Ii Bank Place.
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j. G. poIspExrER WIN. p GRAYsoN. ". sYER
POi,aGge1tes., GsGysOss s Co.,
AUCTIoNEERS AND APPRAISERS, STOCK, NOTE AND
EXCHANGE BROKERS,
,-4u - IS Commercial Place.
VIM p GRAYsON, late Cashier of tho Bunk of New Or
leans will take charge of the latter branch of business
n23 2n2r ------
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PSes.sOse, Harrison 3 Co.,
,ORNER OF MAGAZINE AND CANAL. STREETS N a

AS9G1.SO1e, Harrison d Co.,,
CORNER OF MAGAZINE AND CANAL STREETS, N. 9.
ss as 4s5s5 OvERCoATs dg
ovERCoATs
OVERCoATs {se3
s5ss Il u ovERCoATs al, sB4gt
OvERCoATS
a.ss Hyss Il y sOVERCGATSB s3 #sl III "A
OVERCOATS
SG# sG$HfHEs e#8 OVERCOATS @&sA5aE x
PIERSON, HARRISON & COMPANY.
aJa PETERSON, HARRISON 4 COMPANY.
PIERsON, HARRISON 4 COMPANY.
PIERsoN, HARRISON 4 COMPANY.
PIERSON, HARRISON 4 COMPANY.
~ sl. PERSON, HARRISON a COMPANY. s5 ss
PIERsON, HARRISON 4 COMPANY.
~ OvERGOATS
OvERCOATS
OvERCOATS
OVERCOATS
OvERCOATS
OvERCOATS
OvERCOATS
oYERCOATS
.e OVERCOATS &.
M oVERCOATS ny
,t5s OVERCOATS
OvERCOATs
CORNER MAGAZINE AND CANAL STREETS.
CORNER MAGAZINE AND CANAL STREETS
CORNER MAGAZINE AND CANAL STREETS.
CORNER MAGAZINE AND CANAL STREETS.
CORNER MAGAZINE AND CANAL STREETS.
CORNER MAGAZINE AND CANAL STREETS.
CORNER MAGAZINE AND CANAL STREETS.
CORNER MAGAZINE AND CANAL STREETS.
il CORNER MAGAZINE AND CANAL STREETS.
CORNER MAGAZINE AND CANAL STREETS.
CORNER MAGAZINE AND CANAL STREETS.
NE w FALL CLorHING:
PERSON, HARRISoNsS CO.,
n 81 NJ 5Ssa Corner Magazine and Canal streets.
PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES!
FANCY CASHMERE BUSINESS SUITS.
FRENCH
coLoRLD CLOTH 4 CASHMERE HAYMARKET COATS.
SUPER FRENCH CASHMERE PANTS.
BLACK DOEsKfN 5s-.. s..
TALMAs, OPERA COATS AND CLoAKs.
ELEGANT VELVET AND PLUSH VESTS,
NEW STYLES SILK AND GRENADINE VESTS.
--Alss-0s fp.g5
SUPERIOR SHIRTS, DRAWERS. UNDERsH1RTs,
AND 4s s.
General F'urnlshfng Goods.
All articles we'll made and offered VERY Low PRICES,
wholesale and retail Country merchants and citizens in
vted to call and examine. s,l S
nso ap2. PERSON, HARRISON & co.
Clothing.
THE LARGEST STOCK EVER OFFERED IN NEW
g9 At the Well Known Store,
15.-................c AxP sTREET...............I5
Opposite the City Hotel,
a a' Consisting Of t
| PRESIDENT CLOTH ovERCoATs-RAGLANs.
| PILOT -. e. :.
| BLACK CLOTH COATS, :.
| FANCY CASHMERE COATS :.
BLACK, BLUE AND BROWN FRoCK COATS.
5 :. DRESS COATS. ~ss- .al-y.&
BLUE u
FANCY CASHMERE SUITS.
/ FURNISHING GOODS. -
SHAKER FLANNEL UNDERsHIRTs AND DRAWERS
| MERIN0 7 ..&t
| LAMBS WOOL
I COTTON FLANNEL >. :.
LINEN AND LINEN BOSOM sHIRTs-Fancy.
| 81 COTTON SHIRTS. 4a
MERINo, LAMBS WOOL, THREAD & COTTON SOCKS
STOCKS, CRAvATs, TIES, POCKET HDKFs. etc.
/ lBoys' and Youths' Clothing,
I A Great Variety.
PHILADELPHIA SOLE LEATHER TRUNKs-A supe
l. rior Stock =.f, 49, '.-ri 5s-
| India Rubber Goods.
| RAGLANs AND CAPS-Suitable for Draymen.
APRONs-For Colt Samplers and Weghers.
| 4 HORSE BLANKETS, LEGGINs, etc
pBr Strangers and the public in of anything m
line would do well call and examine before purchasn
elsewhere.
| 6 4 ROBERT PITKIN,
MO 2p3t Is Camp street, opposite the City Hotel.
|
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+, IA. Silks. silks. Silks.

EMBRoIDERIEs AND LAcEs.
GIoUEI ces JAMESON,
16 AND IS CHARITIES STREET.
We have received and will open on MONDAY MORNING
large addition to present splendid assortment of
Black and Colored Silks.
They will consist of and handsome Styles which
wonld call the attention of friends to- Our SILKS
are entirely all FRESH have not been in the AUCTION ROOM
and will be offered VERY LOW PRICES They consist
in part of
RICK BLACK AND coLoRED VELVET FLouNcED
AND AQuIILE ROBES. ssat "A t.sss
RICH BLACK AND eoLoRED MORE AND CHINE
FLoUNCED AND AoUILLE ROBES.
RICH eros DU RHIN FLouNCED AND CHECKED
ROBES rs
BRoCADE AND PLAIN TAFFETAs AND eros DU
RHINs.
Striped, Checked and Chine GLACE SILKS.
Printed Plaid and Striped FoULARDs. .y5l- Ill.,
Brocade Droggat and Plain BLACK SILKS
MARcELINEs, sARsANETs. etc. Colored and Black
Embroideries of --latest style.
POINT GLAZE, DALENCoN, Paris and Application Sets
vALENcIAN MUsLIN AND JACoNET SETS
COLLARS without Sleeves, same style and quality.
BANDS OF LINEN, SWISS JAcoNET AND NULL.
FLoUNCIN is, EDGINGS AND INsERTINGs
yALENCIAN LACEs, :. .
Ladies' EMBROIDERED CHEAIsEs AND YoKEs
EMBROIDERED LINEN cAMBRIC HANDKERcHIEFs
full assortment. 4 gzs a a, s.,.
EMB'D MARsEILLEs CLoAKs, sAcs BAsoU1Ns, etc.
VELVET, CLOTH, PLUSH AND SILK.
| CLoAKs, AANTILLAs, BoURNOIs, etc of the LATEST
PARIS STYLE, for Ladies and Misses.
Together with fine and complete assortment Of all arti
cles in the
Fancy and staple Dry Goods Line,
all of which DESTROYS Of selling. and will oe
great inducements for the sale of same,
55 GIQUEL & JAMESON, M
n30 2p6t l6 and IS Chartres street.
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To Lawyers.
\ LOUISIANA CIVIL Law BOOKS,
Just received and for sale by
II EE q M "a g IL w EE II Es
BOOKSELLER AND sTATIoNER,
T# No. IO5 Canal street.
CIVIL CODE OF LoUIs1ANA-Edited BY Thomas Gibbs
Morgan.
LOUISIANA CODE OF PRACTICE.
HENNEN's DIGEST OF LOUISIANA volumes.
THE REVISED STATUTES OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS by
a N. B. Phillips a
separate 10 complete SETS
MARTINI 8 AND LOUISIANA REPoRTs-Each 10 vols
A edited by Thomas Gibbes Morgan.
ROBINsON's LOUISIANA REPORTS-12 volumes.
9e@ie9f55sffH ~ With all the ESQ
LAW TEXT BOOKS IN USE. 7
5Jr Ii 34lI.91 Also
sz:AVD41xaD Tam ROOASs,
nso 2p3t AT los CANAL STREET.
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TO Country and Commission.
~ Merchants.
BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS.

NV . y = a II "a u
The undersigned have removed their stock the capaeous
buildings, Mes q MAGAZINE and AZ COMMON STREETS
and would remind their and friends that they
just received 300 Of Boots Shoes and Hats of latest
styles snd best qualities which wew sell lowest
prices and on the most accommodating terms. .=
TAYLOR Il RADDIN,
NJ 2plm q Magazine and Al Common streets.
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Clothing

Just received per late steamers full stock of FALL AND
WINTER CLOTHING, SHIRTS and FURNISHING GOODS
Of the LATEST STYLES, at the LOWEST CITY PRICES.
LEWIS W. LYONS & CO.,
MO 2p2t IS Canal street, Camp.
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BsAursguL FAVOR Pnlsrlxo. The specimens {

BKAU1IFUL Y SQf Z ltlti1N us specsnfels OF
plain I'D f4nes printing 10 seen hs Job Once Of Mess
tszS Rzxbsp, 10 street thir Crescent
eh afs MOTTO hs exceled ila materials
nd pfntins fsciss ae and nrsteiass orders Ore
ecuisd qcck ND the charges Fixed
neares Merchants lawyers. seanboatnen aud business
generally. may want any kind Of printing done should
call upon xsssrs CLARK Bdsbin.
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REcRurriSa III these tight times Uncle Sam finds
no difficulty in obtaining recruits for his army. It
might be supposed that with continual Indian wars
in several portions Of his vast domain, and with the
prospect IT costly and perhaps protracted campaign
against the fsnatca rebellion in Utah. he would re-
quire something more than i regular army Of $4,000
men, but II Is pretty well understood that for the
latter service volunteers will BE- depended upon next
spring in case the detachment already sent should be
repulsed. We learn from our exchanges that hume
rous applicants present themselves at the different
recruiting stations throughout the country.
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y. X,
A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER, having thelsrgest circulation
any Country Newspaper in the South is very respectfully
offered advertising to the Merchants Of New
cans. s -
Orders advertising the CRESCENT OFFICE will
be punetuay attended to.
as~FRANK A. BARTLETT agent for New Orleans. MI Up
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!. nsO 2pW5
Gas FIXTURES.

CHANDELIERS, BRACKETS, LANTERNS, and every de.
scrpton of Ga Fixtures Of all Styles and at the lowest prices
at the complete House Furnishing Store Of
HENDERSON d GAINES,
n30 2plH 80 Canal street.
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Silks, millinery and .H'0Uelties.

.. .. L. BINOCHE d CO.,
Respectfully inform the ladies that they will open MON
DAY NEXT November 3d. their large assortment of WIN
TER GOODS, consisting especially in Founced and Quilted
Silk Dresses Foulads Wooden Goods Coaks and Maneets,
Ladies' and Chen's Bonnets Head Dresses Flowers Shawls
of every description, Embroderies La.es Corses Parasos
Jouns Gloves Retcues Ribbons etc., which they offer for
sale moderate price. n2S 2pSt
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- y - - ny

ON Monday. The 8oh ult o'clock r. Nj Hon. DAVID
LYMAN HEECHER,a natve Of Connecticut, aged 81 years
and 10 months.
ssfends invited 70 attend his funeral this afternoon
O'clock from his ase residence. First street. between Maya
zine and Camp streets Fourth District The Masonic fraternity
are respectfully invited. ~
Hs-New York papers please copy
On Monday, the SOh ut, at az O'Clock p NJ Mrs MAR
sTHAA., wife Of y. Holmes, aged IS years. 6&t
The friends Of the family invited attend her funeral
from late residence Of Ninth Nsyadss streets
this afternoon, at 1 o'clock nv
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1 s s;Ili u " uslial opsts, /. Lss
~ a n II q a az oSlssns
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DEsrRUcTIvE F1Rs m LoUIsrHLE.--A IRE broke
out in Louisville on the morning Of the 10th, which
consumed i've large buildings. Loss upwards Of
$9O 600 sssM f sss Ne 4a8s
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Cas.petissg, Floor Oil Cloth
5.t AND MATING.
1a No. 10 Chaftres street.
We have on hand large assortment of CARPETIN com
prising
WILTON MEDALIONs, VELVET,
TAPESTRY, BRUSSELS, 3-PLYs,
INGRAINS, VENETIAN Dutch, etc.
, FLOOR OIL CLOTH--of all prices and widths, etc.
MATTIEG-4-4, 81 and Cd, White and Checkered.
Also, Table and Piano Covers Window Shades Damask
Linen for Crumb Cloths Stair Rods, Hair Cloth RUGS and
MATS of all kinds and prices
All of which sell at the LOWEST MARKET PRICES for
cash or short satisfactory paper h'
&J~No deviation made in prices. 49, -"EaN
n3O 2p6t A. BROUSSEAU u co.
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.Ro,xs, Ctott.ina.

DOyS' CtOtN1Hy,
p Err LATE A RRI Walls.
A large assortment of YOUTHS BOYS and eHILDREN,s
CLoTHINsa SHIRTS and FURNISHING GooDs-Latest
Fashions at VERY Low PRICES sF
y, a LEWIS w. LYONS a. CO.,
nSO 2p2t s. Canal street, Camp.
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a.
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Cas.pett,,g !.

FLOOR OIL CLOTH.
CURTAIN MATERIAL.
WINDOW SHADES.
WINDOW CoRNIcEs.
o TABLE 4 PIANO COVERS
AZ pykcRT EOrrr z,1sxc1sS
FOR CASH.
J.D. CAMERON q CO.,
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Gifts. Gtfys. GIFTS. GIFTS.

SZ:aSV.x341Z24D Z.4dTr7 xSOONS,
n3o 2pst q AT los CANAL STREET.
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C0ysefs. CheMsises.
Received per ship Mulhonse from Havre,
d is.k AN assortment off,
coRsETs AND cHEMIsEs, all sizes
STEEL SPRING SKIRTS.
A. TROUBLE,
II Royal street.
no 2p9 Between Benville and Cont streets
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-08-01
AMBR1oAN LBelsIATlve 7C1no5is.

AMERICAN LEGISLATIVE CAUous.-At a
meeting of the American members of the
Legislature, held this morning in the Green
Room of the State House, James NJ. Usher of
Midd!esex county, was chosen chairman, and
Albert Day of Boston, secretary. The object
of the meeting was stated by George Odiorne.
aud on motion of Mr.. Prescott of Westtord,
it was voted that the COMMITTEES elected at the
State Convention of the 10th of June, be au.
thorized to take such action on matters per-
tanning to the present and future political &C.
ton of the friends of the nominations made
at that time, as they may deem expedient.
Remarks were made by Messrs Gilman of
Lowell, LittleGeld of Folklore, Arlington,
Bradbury, Psngborn, Stedman, and Odiorne
of Boston, Morrill, of Fall River, HAYNES Of
Waltham, all in favor of Mr.. Banks, The
speakers stated that the Americans generally,
in the places represented by them, were ia
vorable to the nominations made on the 18th.
1t was further voted that the American mem
bers of the Legislature, favorable to the nom.
nations made on the 10th, be requested to
call meetings in their several towns and cities
of the American party, for the purpose Of
choosing town and city committees, and the
chairman of these committees are requested
to notify the State Committee of such organ
izaton. 8 a38z5 Tf.HE $3.50
The action contemplated by Mr.. Prescott's
resolution is, another State convention some
time in September, which is in accordance
with the understanding at the June conven-
tion.-Boston Traveller, july 81.
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Alpine Hair Balm. -ss@a
FOR RESTORING GREY HAIR TO ITS ORJGTN1I


warranted to Cure Badness, Scurf Dandruf Itching
and all diseases OF the Skin This Balm gives the Seals
new and healthy action; restores the coorg matter tn
the roots OF the Hair which passes through the Hair and
gives 1t q natural celor without the OF Hair DYE
Hundreds of Preparations have been introduced pre-
tending 10 preserve the Hair and keep it from falling of
composed of Oils, Alcohol and ott deleerous materials
ana an TO no use Hair Dyes have been introduced that
10 not give the Hair natua color besides being trouble
some to use. This Balm is Dye. Knowing that q
preparation was needle to do what required for the
Hair the proprietor rduced to experiment until be
could obtain an article that would be the exact remedy
and after seven years trial he has perfected this Balm
lts soothing and emolent, aays all irritation Of the
scalp, thereby stopping that troublesome itching. It
cures Dandruf and Scurf, and when the Hair strnad
gray VIII bring 1t back to its original color be Black
brown or auburn 1t makes the Hair soft snd o5sy-
prevents the Hair from falling Of. as will he sect pom
using this Balm for only few dayse will he Civ to
the roots OF the Hair and growth will sooou appe r
droVth does not take place the end of the Hair will
be seen in persons who have their Hair dyed II 70 ex
anime hair That has been colord for week. you Wfnd
towards the roots that the hair has out gray hence
necessary to have the fluid the of the hair
healthy, that the whole hair usy be natural color Each
mar mas root IN the skiu and is Of itself hollow gray
tube through which there is constant circulation the
pigment from the root, When this pigment or coloring
matter dies ont it leaves the hair hollow and It hecomes
gray 10 invent Balm that would produce this pigment
has been the study of the proprietor Tn discovery OF
the Alpine Hair Balm will do it. It will bring the lair to
its natural color by making anew The coorg matter in
the roots OF the hair
mistaken notion that oil or grease win restae the
hair, as nothing can be more injurious. The Anime
Hair Balm will restore the skin and save the hair of
those who have been sick with fever or any disease
Prepared by G. A. P MASON, Providence, B. l.
For sale by all Druggists.
D. E. IVES co 80 Milk street. Bostan, sole Whole
sale Agent ior the United States and Cansdas
For sale by j. O. HILL, NJ. B. GREEN & CO. DA.
VID SCOTT, CHARLES sIBLEY, GEO. r, spURR
and JAMES GREEN. dom 90
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-08-01

SHOCKING RAILROAD AceIDRNT-A Maa
Nearly Cat tn Ttoo.-At little after seven
o'clock this morning, shocking railroad ac-
eident occurred at the junction of the Wor.
eester and Providence railroads. in this city.
1t appears that middle aged German, named
Joseph Breckdell, who belongs in New Bed
ford. spent Thursday night in this city, in
eompany with German friend He left for
Dedham in the first train over the Providence
Railroad, and was standing upon the plat
form Of car, when, just before the train
reached the crossing he fell off. He attempt.
ed to recover himself, and was dragged along
for moment, when he fell beneath the cars.
which passed over him, cutting him nearly in
two in the middle. When reached he was
stilltalive, and was able to converse, giving
his name and place of residence. doctor
was sent for, who stated that nothing could
possibly be done for him, and he was not,
therefore, moved from the place where he
was found. He lived, notwithstanding his
terribly mangled condition, for about an hour.
He leaves wife and several children in New
Bedford. Boston Traveller, july 81.
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in the night in which she had been down to
the minister's house, perhaps to read to this
venerable man, whose eyesight was growing
dim, she would sit down to the construction
of letter to LAngelier, at whose contents
the most utterly abandoned of your White.
chapel "unfortunates" would blush with
shame. A singular aneedote has been re.
lated to US on the best authority, which
shows how. in the hypocritical womans ca
reer the strangest injunction of events &C.
CURED. LAngelier died ON Monday, the
twenty7third of March, and on the Wednes-
day following, the day before she ran away
from Biythewood Square to Row, she was
cioseted with the pastor of the, church in
which she sat, and conversimg with him with
a view to obtain what is called "a token or in
other words, certificate for the sac1amental
table. She is said to have been a great favor
tie OF the old clergyman ever since she was
little girl, and that since he became so old
and lnhrm that he could scarcely read, she
had been in the habit of calling upon him
every other evening and performing that
Office for him
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-08-01

ID, (" A So-CALLED SLAVE STATE. The New
York Meas, in congratulatory article upon
the Oregon election, rejoices in the expecta-
ton that Oregon will come into the Union as
$50. called slave State" What is meant by
so-called slave Statea Is it found de.
srable to say to the Democrats, who are ex-
pected TO maintain the party, that, after all,
slavery is only nominal, $50 called" thingi
Does it mean that all the Democratic States
are really slave States, so far as their polit cal
character is concerned. and that the difference
between those in which the institution is
really established, and those which aid them
in strengthening aud extending it, is only
''so-called" ditferencei 1t was said by Atch.
ison, that Democratic free State was as good
as slave State. The Neos would seem to
take this view Of the subject Providence
Journal | m 'Hr... frHI N
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The HOUSEHOLD EDITION OF wAvERIEY.-
We have two more volumes Of the beautiful edi-
ton Of the waverley romances. They form
part of the series known as "Tales Of My Land.
lord" and contain the whole Of ''Back Dwarf
and "old Mortality" The splendid style in
which this edition Of the romances of Sir Walter
Scott is issued, has--in connection with the in
trinsic merits of the contents--awakened, in a
great measure, the old enthusiasm with which
each volume was greeted by the readers and
thinkers Of the past generation and the sale of
this Household Edition bids fair to surpass that
Of any previous edition which has been published
IN the United States. Like their predecessors,
these volumes are Illustrated, each with fine
steel engraving, and the paper, binding, and W.
pography are alike creditable to the skin OF Mas
sachusetts mechanics and the liberali,y and en-
'erptise o. the Boston publishers, Messrs. Tick.
nor & Fields. ..aF. ivy -
For sale in Worcester BY 2. Baker & Co Z,
DtluAel RO"s rnfN f r.| Ill. -