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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-12-16
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Rar1ra Enrnn--Tho 0oastAs ataemptA 4
rusSaay 1os6sSgS issss, 70 eo6vf6Ss 's1s ns.
.Aa.aa "a al.As6ax IN" ef.Ais dsyshs ust
VIZ sxissescs during these hard asss = exinl
.saestAsr . he bounty ef ths pesserIf C'lsJ
essss.nAns! We ars reaAy v sdnls ieae %
'ssAsr,enaas C ~ noasys tAksa heA -
pestsssse ~ psspls q Dushgesa - - -.
|shcski.s II Ne nuiss II h~. d very cssdders'
|Ale.a " ,Bas Ill nossy b not paid to nschaaiea
ana eoly - fsu hbssias nsa. thsessh lave-
lite Sosasaeess& g fas ftso bsins bsnsatta
LIE gssas iSass u sAs isbsssng eissses - 70
psn being bene6. 70 the city in the aggse--
~, thsss ysry Aisbursenents. vs had slmesl
\ esslisgn aneust 10 psssent hsayy TAI
nd future nestsaes upoa the ssai and psrso.
III property, and upon the businsa Of Barling-
SM.z .,s ...,s \, ssa,.- +. ID .saal.i.se... l.l
Lssk At The job sew dsias as ths lower end
b Main q. There was NO cali for the grading,
Especially . AAss paint. Bss bg leg fsllag. il
1ss tos shsosGA. 1hege. b The blas6sst kiad 81
n Affscan ID thss eSsd Pile, and ws invite, 2
hose Inspsction and careful watch. How much
Are ,hs reallabssiag men aud msohanics bens-
Dsssl By ths throwing swsy Of that el4. 900 >
is our opinion that, although they hsvs not
,nced, they viii have 70 pay the music. The
,ooey will have TO BE- paid or the town repaid
). Every man-every business lnsn--svsry
schanic- iaboting man Who lives In the
M and occupies either : rented house or one
fhb swn, viii have 70 pay his share Of these
u.ssn shsssasA lsllass shieh have SesaSssk
III Jswer end Of Main ss. - ,... -"
n Asdit i also True in regard 70 oil the moneys
pended, either in the form Of bonds Or Sedp.
very ssv srs growing rich apea pickiags
u sssAlisgs-upoa contracts ciandestinsiy
Ade and covered from public view, Il 10 st the
rpenss Of The whole people, and the towa will
i've to foot the bill. Az to the Irish laborers
6ho are employed 70 do the grading and the
,,ing Of the city olsciais. there il little benefit
Daierred spon them. Between the contractors
ID the vhi.key dealers they only set enough
! keep soul and body together. We're they al
|sed 70 go into the interior. or rather compcll-
necessity 10 squat upon vacant land and cul-
bate she earth. they would be infinitely better
and their children stand chance Of striking
X better line Of policy than that of-drinking
rychsins vhiskey and living in . shAnty 10
aoranes and 6lth, while contractors grow rich
Dcn their csrnirge.
No. These expenditures are great evil.
ey a. iajudiciOusly made when not called for
the public wants, and will hang ever 10 % .
bb, IN come form, 70 be tar and incubus up
future growth sad prosperity. The claim
y, any considerabls number Of osr citizens
benefited, or the general coed promoted,
the ez.ravasans spendshrifts Of the city gov
nnsnt b not ven founded. With equal pro-
ssy shs piekpoekss and burglar night claim
n hey were proasting shs general good By I
taas tbs money of their victims into circulA- |
4.aLl, istsr 49, .gss4z.. FL .s > II
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W he 0sssste is again exhibiting sgns Of
Aly. ia which tie regular patrons and rea-
N Of that Journal ought 70 b thankfal 70 %
sdsat know hou long u vim eoasinus, but
elsin The credit lor its present waking, even
ssla il 70 On into another Rip Van Wrinkle
4sxt week. But We think We can promise
n iu vital energies will continue to bs exert.
iaisg the ssald tsrm." In facA Ne are will'
y, jplcas 6ysvhat No have already accom-.
he'd, to undsrtaks 70 keep the Gazette awake,
|pid Iibssallyalfor the term Of four months
We could not be induced to Try II longer, u
are certain that death and ague titsr would
nse TO tsrrify at the end Of that time.
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uMsesy. g. IAva& cts, slsssAtsrsd Ave
andred hsUpas - lsess pssk hossA yesssss
p. siAsasE I Deniss Hid aboas fer hsn-
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HoGs-The Cincinnati Gazette, Of Monday,
thus notes the state Of the market ct the Pork
opolis a.5 b,ss .; s;.,t &.
The market for hogs did not exhibit any new
feature ofspecial importance on Saturday. Pack
ers we're actively engaged, but nine tsnths Of
the business transacted vas on commission.
Very few sales transpired, and the offerings we're
small While therefore, local operators we're
not in the market to any extent, prices were
we'll sustained because of the limited number fer
sale. There 10 wide difference between the
views Of city and country dealers. The former,
for che most part are holding od, having but lit
tie faith In the business at present prices, while
the majority Of the latter have every confidence
in the trade At S5s5,25; and drovers aot only
pack their own hogs, but purchase from their
neighbors ~ the full market prices, and are con-
tent with very moderate advances aaa .gs
Z The largest proportion Of the business SO far
has been done on account Of country operators
and Ia this respect there does not promise 30 be
any immsdiats change. unless prices give way
very materially. As matters nov stand, large
decline would be established, If the usual sup
plies we're TO be thrown upon the market Tor
two OF three days in succeszion. Few hogA
comparatively. have % yet been received from
Ohio De Indiana. and receipts from Kentucky
are diminishing. The receipss by river and rail
way, for the last week, up to noon on Saturday
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Thomas Pagan, prominent citizen Of She
boygan, Wisconsin, committed suicide few
days since BY hanging himself. @

Gays SINCE oy hanging nlmeeI.
INDIANA BAHKs.-The Auditor of the Bank
Department Of Indiana reports that only one
bank, established under the free banking law,
has suspended-the Tippecsnos Bank. There
arc ten banks now winding up and redeeming
their circulation st par. The securities pledged
for the redemption ot the bank notes include
State Of Indiana, d. l.a2l ,Ss0; Ssass Of Virgins
el0l, 900; State Of Missouri, t420 900; miscella.
neous, tl0I 900; total, 81. .gs9. .52s. -
Brigham Young has issued proclamation Do.
claring the Independence Of Utah, and urges che
Mormous 70 yield NO allegiancs or obedieacs 70
any laws bat their own enactments.
4 In Cincinnati, thirteen of ths young lady
teachers in the pablic schools-as appears iron
the report Of very Special Committee sppoint.
cd 10 examine minutsly into the mysteries Of
che interesting subject-havs lately resigned in
consequence Of approaching matrimonial allian-
.ftt = - |. . il { IS. I b.
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~
u Adan 6traass, the German Who as.
Snp,ed soscut his throat In Beiieville, week
., is recovering. He assigned as the motive
the attempted suicide. that his eyes were
s, and, y he had speat much money and
Ae in Trying 70 cure them, Without eject,
thought .he would cure then, and get rid
liz. AZ one stroke. 81 g, . .'sl ~ -
CausrnAs Glvss.-44Ar. John Surth, on Third
eet has the finest assortment Of toys that
save ever seen IN this section Of county,
ske.s for boys,i dolLbeusss for girls. Kitchen
aiaa. &C., &C., preseas their charms to the
asIasm Of his customers. But the most
ssd!sl thing IN his whole assortment is COZ
asa Of sool-boxes. containing every tool used
arpessers wesa-Ali warranted good ssss-
d These toys having been impaired direct
ton Germany, eaabs cola y reuaskabl, iow
tes, anA1s adsias al our frisads = avail
smsAls1S. .bT scouting eifta for die little ones.
eforeths eskdsexhaussed.a .a'@ essa
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IL lac most aOvAnto&e0ug WetuO0 o. UQO.
soribing ior any Of The popular naeasines for
the ensuing year. ID through the medium Of The
Cosnepolissn Art Association An the thtss
dollar monthiies and quarteriies are fdrnished.
q three dollars each, and the subseriber recsivss
ticket IN TIE great Distributes Of works e
set, anoug which b Posers' magnificent statue
Of the Greek Slave. Persons Who do not wish
the magazines. can have : saperb sseel eagras-
iag. and the Art JesraAl foeseas year; togsthse
With tlcket n shs distributes. Secure your
tickets q soon ~ possible. Subscriptions re-.
ceived at this oiace. IS 9s=.s 4sa Ia
a. The only people in town Who are doing
any business. q present are the haberdashers.
They ere making immenss sales ofieffaminsle
hoss and Aummididdls petticoass. The sudden
and enornous increase 81 the demand for these
articles, i attsibutsd to the fact that . large
number are daily ruined at The busiaess cross-
fmRD. s.4e5 f5tSl FfUGlsssi 1fr tt 575Tf e'r 81
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Ma. EDIr0A Having seen BY the heading
Of your paper, that you feel an interest in lite.
rature, would inform you Of. my new compila.
tion Of another Gooses Nelodies"
Independent Of the acknowledged merits Of
this standard work-now almost out Of print
in it there ID, just now, peculiar adaptation to
the wants Of rsfectiag community. 20,
You know the books Of our corporation are
but very little understood, even BY those in high
places. 4 have therefore endeavored to get up
book which the common mind may easily
comprehend. Ienclose few samples, not the
best, but taken as random, ont Of my hat. 1s
| A xas IN Alderman all in foy. ~
| B was the Bother thst ~ him agog, .'1 a -
G WAS the Council the people condemn,
d was the Dirty.work done up BY them,
3 vas the Easy way money was raised,
r was the Finances ruined and cfaxed,
g Was the Gentleman sharing with Pat,
b Was his Honor who helped him TO that,
10 the Interest that We have II pay.
10 the Jobber Ia profits sau fait, !"
x b the Kumiss the taxeaten get,
L 10 the Lachrymal taxpayers svest,
\ 10 tie Money 90 lAvishfy spent,
n 10 sAe Nobody knows where 1t went,
o is the Oficers, much over-paid,
P1as shs Plain people all ruined, dismayed,
q is shs Questionshe people propound,
r 10 Tie Reades that cannot be found, e9''
o 10 the 6ockss hat managed Main Street,
| E is the Tsxss. thiaevirdling to meet, 50 =
o vas tho Usssping Council 1 Co. ,assA g
Y was see Vote for Main 6erses versus no.
" b the SWondetful ways of she Lend
Z 10 The xtmvaeance shewn by the Board,
7 u the Yarn thass The tss,saSsvs spin. =
z, u ~ ZAny that sucks il all in, 1g srii' i
To- d lias& - foslA. ~ saiwaa9 fa Y ss
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when Louis NAPOLEON was elected President.
The reason assigned why the reeple OF Kansas
we're not allowed 10 vote on tile acceptance Of
the Constitution prepared WAS. fhas il they had
the chance they would vote j, down BY an over
whelming majority. He belies ID they wotlld,
and that II vas clear violstosf os tho organic
act thus to force the Obno xioaa Consultation
upon the majority.
Upon more careful and critical examination
Of the Message be was rcjoicei 10 6nd the Pres
ident had not entirely spsPoyesl the scsiOa of
that Convention. lie was also rj0iced 10 lind
that the President had not recommended that
Congress should pass laws receiving Kansas In
| TO the Uaion - . State. under ,hc CODssiiutien
| framed at Lecompton. IL il trre that the tone
Of the message indicates Ai...-ngne1 on the
| part Of President 70 sign any bill C00eress
| might pass. receiving Kansss =, State into the
!, Cpion under that Constitution. Tut II vas very
significant fact that IN rresident had reformed
Y from any esdossemens 1t ths Con vsnsios, and
from any recommendation - ~ the course Con.
4 gress should pursue regard to the adnsis sion
Of Kansas. Indeed the Presidents hsdasxpssased
deep norii6csica and.disapRo.atRsnt TIA. the
4 whole Constitution Was not submiital 10 the
people Of Kansas for their acceptance or re-
Lection. 80 &C. haa-assFi
When " pouglas concluded, there. .vss great
applauie 10 the galleries.
N. Biglsr replied TO NJ. Douglas. sayirG the
4 COnveAsiou wasa c.lied according to law, and
had been secoaaizsd by the Prs6dent ard ths
G0verpos or the Territory. y MAS their right
Il ID submit ths Constellation 20 the people ol
oend II 10 C6aEses Without snbrnission, II waa
rsehs ID isssll rsvnblicsa IN forn, ana - pes
pis hsd fairly decided the, slAyssx .aaessioa
HI wotld not bs nav 70 keep them oGl 81 ths
NJ" ~ .sSya.~ANs s:Sxs - @s.ss0. s...ss -.
N vcsfd - iesssinsns dt1Nahe Ansadne Of -
flntrrvt thsieR. Thar paa ;Apthise =. lle -
n fhhscsy yef The country % jusslfy such csorae
tn Sv0nSd b the dHty nf Cnngre1 y6 lo2k uf NJ
tessloA aAsiAes1aess sAefmD sshanlsons - =.
bsst YsAy saGlA lRptip8 n ~ lAsxPiRsss ri ~
- Il vsal3 V1soA - ~ ro&0nhe1
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----raa,a a,n.. .s;x1,s ssa9s@ss 81 = = .t
.e You cannot unSiddle 7s4.sFs 4
- The sum Of our city scrip.
'Tis issued of Coxsss, .'gars
While the leeches endorse,
n And the ssx-eaters "let her rip"
Ons, tao-The city undo, y
q Three, four--Un-do it more;
~. Five, six-9hovsas and picks,
8evsn, sight-Thsy swallow tAs bait,
shoh Nine, tsn-They vote for our men,
Eleven, swelvo-They dig and dslvo,
Thistssn, Soustssn-Dsaw the eastalA,
y Fiissan, sixtssA--A light plaee. 6xed d.
@e BsvsaEaen, sigAt6ee-bOuds b waiting,
NinsAasn, twsasy-r -rrsasusy smpsy.
sisg : song ef si1psnes, IL, II.
Sx, Money all a-wry. ssoaess
Is siEonfteSn thoullnd doilats, Lo.is, ssss
.ssisss An pat into s.pl"
? III. ~ when tke p y epsned, ~, s y5sas. Il
ssrrsa 1he meschant psincs will dng SD aiaYs
1 sstt Rather ssaH, When be perceiyss sof ss.
y - &. That nsthing u win bring. .Aos5a h
HnlS- abys Taxpayer, % IL tres tsp, "a : I
when he sisds rsissd yess cradle VIII seck;
when ths SssaeA 6rseks yesr Grade 1ill tal!
AAd, AMsy-be, you'l 6nd ont IL cause Of u sN.
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The celebrated Lennon Slave case vas de-
cided in the Supreme Court v dAy.s Ths former
decision Of Judge Paine 1ss sustained, and the
slaves declared 70 be free, thus deuying she
right Of transit with slaves through this State.
Judge Roosevelt dissented. sf
fss .@as,'s New York, Dec. 9. a
The Evening Post announces thst John Nc
Keon, the q. 81 District Attorney, has been re-
move The reason assigned d his refusal 70
sspposs Wood tOr Mayor. - @HaR s5sfiE
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-09-09
wnshEnaton nIn,,era.

WASHINGTON, Sept. The Postmaster Cen
eral has, with the assent of the President, and in
Difference to the strong expression of the public
sentiment in Philadelphia concluded to suspend
the Improvements on the Pennsylvania Bank long
enough to enable Congress to declare whether il
will exchange the use of the building now occu.
pied as the Custom House for that of the Post
Office.
The State Department has information from
official sources that Prof. Francis in Ecuador was
accidentally wounded by Prof. Moore, the cap of
whose gun exploded while he was loading it in
the dark, the government of Ecuador expressing
great solictuce the subject, and gave orders to
spare 10 expense sacrifice in endeavoring to
his lie, but he died after lingering for two
months,
The President has recognized Antonio Guznan
Biania as Consul of Venezuela in Philadelphia,
Franty Bulon Muller as Vice Consul of Denmark
in New York.
The treaty arrangements between our govern
ment and Gen. Berran provides for a commission
to ascertain the amount which New Granada
shall pay, as indemnity to American citizens for
the losses they sustained growing out Of the
Panama riots While the other questions Of con
troversy are postponed, our government makes
the emphatic declaration that it will not consent
to the imposition of taxes such as have been lev
led. New Granada refuses to cede away any of
her possessions to the United States.
The construction Of Mr.. Mcclellan former
Secretary of the Interiyr, relative to the allow
ances of Virginia land warrants, is followed by
Mr.. Thompson, his successor The Nlcaraguan
Minister is still in waiting, our government not
yetsbeing in possession Of such information from
Nicaragua as to determine the question of his
reception
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-09-09

A VALUABLE HoRsE.-The Southbridge Press
states that Mr.. E. NJ. Turner, of the Southbridge
House, has horse in his possession which runs
on the Southbridge and Charlton stage route,
which has been on the same route for the space
of nine gears, and has neUer missed a trip. The
distance travelled each day is eighteen miles, and
in nine years there are so, 7O6 miles travelled on
regular trips. In addition to the regular trips
many "extras" have been performed, which no
doubt will swell the whole number Of miles to at
least 81. 600.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-09-09
New YORK Mntter..

this afternoon admitted to bail in the sum of one
thousand dollars.
John L. Prentice, first mate of the steamship
Arago, was arrested today for smuggling large
quantity Of laces.
Coffin & Haydock, auctioneers, and L. " Kirby
Co. >, dry goods jobbers, suspended today; liza
bilities Of the latter half million; will clear
$1,000
The wife and daughter of Thomas Hsstings,
Postmaster at Dobbs Ferry, were instantly killed
yesterday on the Hudson River Railroad, by be-
ing run over by the cars, while they were walking
ON the track
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-09-09

OPERATE DEBUT. Madame Frezzolini
made triumphant debut at the Academy of
Music in New York Monday. The building
was crowded from parquette to ceiling with
brilliant and appreoiatve audience, from
whom she met an enthusiastic welcome.
Every seat in the house was disposed Of before
clock D. m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-09-09

STATE Prison INsURREorIoN.-An inser-
rection, headed by two desperate negro con-
vIcts, broke out in the Michigan State Prison
in Detroit, Monday Two OF the convicts
succeeded in escaping over the walls, but were
recaptured. Others also made desperate eff
forts to escape, but were overpowered by the
officers Of the prison and secured.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-09-09

a County WORTHY OF Nora Litchfeld
County, Conn, It'll SAID has been the birth
place OF thirteen United States Senetors,
twenty-five Representatives in Congress, nine
Judges Of the Supreme Court OF the State Of
New York, and Of at least fifteen Judges OF
the higher Courts in otter States, ten Ptesl-
dents and eight Professors OF Colleges.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-09-09
Collssion ON the Railrond.

A collision occurred on Monday evening, on the
New Jersey Central Railroad near Fairfield, be-
tween a farmers wagon and gravel train. The
borers who were riding en- the gravel train.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-09-09

INHALATION DIR. c. Howard Marshall, ca
tarrh, lung, heart, and blood physician, of New
York city, is still at the Bay State Gouse, Wor-
cester, but will not receive patients later than
Thursday evening.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-09-09

WATER WORKS OF HARTFoRD.-Ou neigh
bors Of the good city of Hartford are well
pl leased with the successful result Of their
useful water works. The water committee
originally estimated the aggregate annual ex-
penses for fuel for the steam engine. and in
terest on the cost-about $3.50, OOO-would
amount to $l8,75O, and the revenue from
the water rents would to $l2,7O9, leaving an
annual deficiency of $484l, ito be made good
by direct taxes on the citizens, as an equiva-
lent for the use of the water for fire purposes,
sprinkling the streets, public fountains, &C.,
&C.
"Now, says the CourGnt,' we come to the
facts as we find them this day. The water
rents for the quarter ending November Isl,
are at the rate of $4,000 to $3.50 a year.
And it is estimated that the receipts by the
LIST of December will be at the rate of $780,
900 per annum. From that time forward
they can be counted on tor $25, 900 per an.
mum. Some 1900 customers are now using
the water, and about 1900 houses are sup
piled. The engine on the bank of the Con-
necticut river Is operated about fifty hours
per week, consuming 5000 pounds Of coal,
and furnishing $4,000 gallons of water per
hour into the reservoir.
On the whole, our citizens are well pleased
with the results. Our city treasury will soon
be relieved of any charge from this source
Our city, as a whole, is worth vastly more
than it ever could be without the water. 1t
is a pleasanter place to live in; a better place
to make money in; more lively, busting.
and cheerful spot than ever, and qnite as
moral as heretofore. Hartford could not be
induced to part with its water works, or to
give them up"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-09-09

STBANER's BACK BRoKEN. lit is now as
certained that the new steam frigate Roanoke
broke her back on being launched at New
York The has to be built anew about mid
ships, at cost OF $40 900.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-09-09
TIL n LAT EST NE VS.
Can always be had Of
NOM

Successor to @. B. MATHEWS at his
NEW PERIODICAL STORE No. l22 Maio street near.
ly opposite the Bay state House.
Boston, New York and Worcester daily and weekly M
pers always be had at my atore or will be deyer.
subscribers by the week, month or year by prompt
and fhthlul carriers Magazines of all kinds every
month, Miscellaneous, School and BLANK pooks station
airy, &c, cheap Tor cash OF ROE AGENT
au11 dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-09-09

State Temperance Conventions
ALBANY, Sept 8-The Executive Committee
of the State Temperance Society have called a
State Convention to be held at Rochester on the
Doth instA
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-09-09

MUs1c.-Joslyn's Cornet Band never appeared
to better advantage than yesterday, when it play
ed, under the leadership of Mr.. George Kendall,
for the Banks Convention.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-09-09

DEATH OF CoNGREssmAN.-Ho Jas. Lock-
hart Congressman elect from the Evansville CO.,
District, died on Tuesday morning, Sept. S.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-09-09

FRosT.-There was a slight frost upon the low
grounds in this vicinity on Monday night
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-09-09

The YOUNGEST STATE.--The two conven.
ton in Minnesota having agreed to present
one Constitution to the people, 1t will be de-
cided on and undoubtedly ratified by popular
vote on the 9th of October, when three mem.
bsrs of Congress will also be chosen, governor,
lieutenant governor, supreme court and dis
tIict judges, members OF the Legislature, &c.
The Legislature will consist Of thirty seven
senators and eighty representatives. No prop
osltion to admit negroes to the right of suf-
irage - TO be submitted 10 the neonle.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-09-09

MFss Ss Goodwin, an expufIenoed and success.
fol midwife holds herself in readiness day and night
p attend to the dutea Of her profession. Residence lb
Austin street. dtf oet2l
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-09-09

BORN 10 BE HANeED.-It appears from a
report which "a in circulation that it is very
unpleasant to be born in certain house in
Ehes'ef county, Pa. Since the yoar 1894
there have been Ave executions for capital
onenees IN the county. Edward Williams.
VINO was hanged IN 1880, and George Pharaoh
VINO was executed in 1851. were both born in
MOUSE which stands about a mile from Vast
Chester. Ingram, who was recentlv hsnaoS
in Illinois for the murder Of his vile. also ~,
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