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The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-03-28
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

THf STATE OF LOUISIANA It'll District Cont
PARISH OF EAST FEIIci,x..l
In til" matter of the succession of Louisa Worsham
decreased
NJ 'TlcE Is HEREBY GIVEN that John f. McKner-
~ ~ has filed in this court final account of his
administration Of the succession OF Louisa Worslam
deceased. which will be homoogated in ten dnys
from the publication Of this notice unless legal op.
position he mad" thereto
march %. 1857. Wu PATTERSON Clerk
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-03-28
NOTICE.

VALUABLE PLANTATION FOR SALE.
7f0 ACRES situated in l5ossicr parish on Will
IUU low Chute Bayou. two miles from Rcd River.
and II miles above Shreveport all cotton land of
the best quality and all arabic. 200 acres in good
state OF cultivation, and 1870 acres deadened and
easily prepared. Common dwelling. negro cabins
good we'll and spring Plenty of wild lands 20
miles above on Red River, which can be had
good terms. For information apply to A. D, PALM
Err, Esq. aug3O W. NJ. DOLES.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-03-28

!
GEN. QUlTMAN.-We copy the following
from the Natchcz Free Trader of the 2Otl,
inst.
We regret to learn that Gen. Quitman
is confined to his bed with serious indispo.
sltion. Before leaving for Washington his
horse fell, injuring him, as he thought, on.
" temporarily; but after reaching Wash.
ington he found that the injury was grea ter
than he first imagined. During the whole
OF last session he lahored under the injuries
produced ny ibis fall, and now, We are
sorry to say. is confined to his room. We
know that every Mississippian, and true
hearts every where in the South, will unite
with Us in wishing him speedy recovery
The times. both present and prospective,
demand that the soldicr-statcsman should
have his feet and arms in the condition to
carry out the dictates of his noble spirit.
The TERRIBLE RAILROAD ACCIDENT IN
CANApA.--Thc following dispatch contains
some additional particulars Of the awful
railroad disaster in Canada:
Toronto. .Narch 1871. The disaster YES
tcrlav occurred to the local accommodation
train from this city bound to Hamilton.
Out Of from - to 100 passengers only Is
were taken alive from the wreck, and five
Of them have since died. The engineer
and fireman were pitched hcadlong into
the canal. The baggage car and two pas
scngcr cars that went tln'oU I'll the bridge
are complete wrecks.
\ large number Of men are to-day en-.
gagged in cXtrcating the dead from the
wreck. Fifty dead bodies. including men,
women and children, are laid out on the
floor Of an clubhouse in the vicinity, many
Of whom have been identified. Nineteen
other bodies lie in one OF the Companv's
buildings, only three of whom have been
identified. The Passengers nearly all he.
lon@cd 10 Ibis city. Hamilton and other
towns along the route. Many prominent
and Influential citizens are included among
the killed.
Many Of the bodies have not yet been
taken from the water and the names of
but few have been asrcrtaincd.-Thc pas.
sengcrs who escaped death are all more or
less manglcd. and most of them injured
beyond recovery. Doctors are leaving
Toronto for the scene of the disaster. The
bridge was partially broken down. and the
ears fell over on top Of the other a dis,
lance Of 80 feet.
The excitement caused by this terrible
j. beyond precedent. Parlia,
mcnt adjourned the moment they heard of
the accident. Nothing has heretofore oc-
CURED in this vicinity which has caused
such profound grief.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-04

TIE Pacific Railroad-its prscticablhty, cost aud
probable pIoductigepess-are further discussed and
oisplisgtd ia our columns this morning by 81. s.
T." We were perfectly content with .he.ca'e as it
stood bur since he i not, We viii follow and re-
vItw BE new Considerations.
That Railroads DO Tot and wit not pay, except
IN ,eyel, fe,ti'e regions, IS his man proposition,
based on our countIy's experience. Let rs ook at
ts moH en,:
If RaL-srack were sid DOM on every highway
in New-iolk or NewErgland, il is very certain
Thu, he expense would FEVER be reimbursed; but
j. s. 7. vii Tot On reflection, asser. that mod.
eiate numter Of Railroads, klloSiog the great
ront5, # trade aid travel would not pay fairy
For IsaIce: tie Hudson River Road does not pay
more than thee per cent nteIes: on ts cost, sim
p, bee ause the BaIem az i Housatonic Roads the
Lie IN part, and tie Hudson River Itself compete
with the Hudson River Read divide its business
and sady cuitai its profits. Take away these
, competitors, AID the Hua.on River Railroad would
tbs Gas pay ten yer cent on it. cos! and Jay By an
adequate f11d to pEOT.ie for i.s owa renovation
wAtLeyer net dtd.
Tt Sew-York Cen'rs, Rad Is r7a'el and h.
income fteucsc By BE Edo C.aAl the Erie Rad
sid ues'arasl! b Re 0.deLs5urg and L Ae o..
isrio ICa.e by TIE Penny yania CeLtr.l ana the
Baltimore Road; get i IS row paving more than
tsD per cen' ia'elt.: ~ "a ,ctgAl cost That i,s
s,CcA Is bt.ow par Il owing TO Tie fac! that j! Las
ban a6omr lbiy Va's,ed, aud has lad al tn.n,er
q unpr"f'ste side-cu's and tarnpikes pi'ed UPON
i. l. ili'e C.! i'sru1eit1s and Formidable com.
pt:.:or', tie Ntw-iOrk Ce-tfsl coud TO-DAY be
buii' FER cait price that would weld twelve per
cent interest ever more.
he"-E9glald Illustrates he :suie general truth.
Tlere IS 10 reason whatever ftr the unproductiye
nsis Of he! Railroads tnt their ex'ra7ag.n. num-
ber a-d IT, PETTY local interests which they Ia ,e
tetr c'-s.rGc'ei 70 sIbse,Te. II they were a.!
b-ot:td oat u eI'ste- e. any com?e,en. eL gineet
cori ceats Thousand miles OF Railroad IL Neg.
Ereard hat would pay lbera interest On their
cost; hit he wOud lever think OF r.lniug tnIse
mes tcrts. the Green Mountains, three or folr 10
ihrueb New sup.hi,e o1e up the A.huelot two
psrs-lel roads firm Bcs: 10 Maize. &c &c
TIE -sii'oAi projectors q New gard have in.
sisted On cutrIg esch o.he,s' tl,css ii crie, %
bad UP iaeiE sevefa. vi,lase,; sri wherever they
taTe 70: fl.ly succeeded "a iaei- Undertaking the
Sch,. e.s sd ok. I-5-.;:a.G.e,, Ls7e coc.e T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-04

Tie sgiiatoa On the question Of rsce SKI I've,
lnosg u. although Ma iye Amer csti.m :. dead
49, bu;i,d. T,s city and Bo.;ca s.r the hes61g.r.
ters Of tie txc !esdrg AID ,isa. theories. The Re7.
1heodoe Parker Is ~ o1,-sud-oe. ct,ueioc Of
vlat 5 cal I'd AsgIo Ss1oni.n; bet o. ate As h..
teca 'ee.forced By a Gerusn brigade Of heavy AZ.
til,ry. cCnmspded b. DR. s. ser, who !. noE de-
TveiipG 70 uotsrr Aueuiau audience course of
be'uns 10: TIE s.srihcaiOa Il Teasor i.n, AID tie
tt at"uic IAlenee In Tee progress Of ciT9ir.i,n.
The Germsa's ihrty al Teutc.ism seems g. rs 20
sis-i 70 tvades Al :9u7tS: 5:s.s .h,a ;hs Nes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-04

PRrsroN KING was yesterday chosen Senator
Of the United States in the place of the Hon. Ham
iIton Ftb, for six years frcm the Fourth of March
next, by the vote Of clca House of the NeS-YOrk
Legislature. But one ballot was required to efec,
the election and the large majority in either House
shows how decided and emphatic was the popular
conviction that, of all the citizens Of toe STATE, h.
WAS the man for that place. We congratulate the
defenders Of Freedom everywhere upon this auspi.
cions result II is a nov pledge Of the unity and
fidelity Of the great Republican picty of the STATE
TO the great principles which are its life aud its
glory. In MIR. King We have not Only on early,
bold ard Incorporating supporter of the rights of
Free Labor, but wise and catholic statesman
His scccs t. the Senate al event to rejoice az
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-04

AS Car ~ the inmates Of DIR. BurdeIs house are
couce ned, the investigation of yesterday developed
no new facts to strengthen suspicion az iiost then
On the contrary, the result was negatively in their
favor. Two points were proved pretty Conclusive
iy-frst, that the murder was committed before II
O'Clock on Friday night; ard, second that the
front door of the house about often lct. opea
AS otherwise. One Of tie neisbbors On the otter
aide Of the street also testified ha. between Ob and
II o'clock he heard cry Of murder, the first
syllable of the word being uttered distinctly and
the second in a duh manner, as If the voice were
struggled A smell as Of burning woO'cn Goth was
also proved 10 have be, n perceived in the stree in
that vicinity. This is about the sum Of the days
revelations. The inquest will Be continued this
morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-04

We have never been able to unlers ,aDd why
Growers ques.l.w thould ge1craliy b. bad iaS'
or WY tie Cfice Of Coroner the fa.ctons of which
ale coLfeesojly delicate and imPoTtant, should 50
often be bestowed upon sally, isuorAnt aud other
wise incompetent persons We Do no. know au
,fic al POSITION i'll which there is g,cic; neel of
ssgscity Of skill, Of tact aud Of legal nOSlelge;
and we baI6ly knoN an office the holders OF which
So seldom possess these qua ihcatons. When
murder has been committed ard While whole
city is conyuhti by the drcfs intelligence, AID at
the mOluent when detection is The mos. possible,
ore Of ltse gentry, with the knOslcdse Of hedge
schoplnsser aud the rsplcacity Of beale, makes
bis spIt arancC ana makes il only to potber about
the ease. only 70 delay proceedings until the
real criminal Can away, and only t.
give publicity to the evidence, 81 that implIcA'ed
peIstns can shape their 10 avoid detection.
And Yet the inques, in i's very nitute Is desisuel
to detect tie guilty, And to throw upon the mode
Of death all possible hSht. In nine csscs of homi-
eide out of ten mess the peccant party is detected
by the Investigations OF the Coroner, be is not
detecttdst all. DemsnSipg So much OF the ,tfi,e
il proper to say .hs. it has sres! facilities for the
discharge Of its du.es. In the frs: place les IL
mony in this primary Investigation is easily 90.
tainCJ, ard the usual difficulty arises from its yery
prolustaess. There rests tie body of the murdered
mar. with the best opportunity for sc.entic exam.
inAticc before the eGacinS hnsels If decay have
in,trposed TO arrest the ipquiy. ArouOd are those
who last saw the victim, while bis incoming aud
outgoing csn there be tnctd, and the memory OF
Witnesses is no: ye: jadej. Everything in such
case eeptrds upon wise celebrity. An assassin
Who is nes detected during the FIRST fOrtnish. follow
ing murder is raE,t detected st all
In the next place, it mus; be- remembered tbs.
"o ''f'oer is allowed uausu. latitude IN the ex-
suieaNoa q Nisnessts. lie uay almi' h.a.-say
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-04
THE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED m
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
rroM WASHINGTON.

WA>FTNGToN, fuoei Jay REQ Z, isS
The United States Treasurer reports the ae' sans
s.bfct IN dra in the ys,i 6spi STONES OF te Uas
S,stss on the 10Th ult, S2l M.
MI Bue hapsn lett tsre this n'EnlpS' scconpaaaf
by twertv OF more Of his political fr'ene$
The House Committee Of WAYS snd Means u n.ks
favorable report u the Senses Scbms'ine reers,S
BIZ.
The Hovse post-Ofice Commutee nave pcsrsaN
6,,,her action on the OreAa Mail Service bM aaa
Thursday.
j. X. Swetny hs rtturni to tSi, city and sguSsl
his readiness 10 the Investigating Committee to apps
scsin before them, and sGgges's that tnose p.sss
80 ara implicated by BIS tcstr,ory, II thec are sag
srrh ard they desi-e H. be s1ordcd an Opportunity Z
cross e1smipe him in the presence OF the Cc@nitsse
NJ Siut n.on having fairly re0oye.ei tron IA, se'ea
Sickness, will probably b. brought before ta' Coaaa
tee 10 morrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-04

The Telegraph yesterday brought Il, The inteli.
gence TIA! iAe Buccaneers q tie Indiana Leg ,la.
tire cd not on h ndsy la.t consummate their Gun.
ming llot foI tie election 0ftsO United States Sen
s.ors, " bout tie c,oferat.ol q the State Senate
Hb,ch &c tIEOstd IN our columns a the mornirg
cf LA. Gay The msl Of las. eVening informed us
oftle essen "a .his HnexPec'ei abs:eaion. II
seems Ia. On T1uIsdsy 'az. Mr. Cagec. laid be-
fcre tie Senate serie, Of iesoutiOns designed ior
he par cuisr btntG: If tie conspfator., and that
'hey Vsrs adopted By q syes, comprising the
"h,.e oplc siion strength, TO 90 nays, Only three
BUc! sl5er members being absent. These Tesolu.
':oLs set forth the facts which We narrated on
Monday, sid g:tl up with TIE following pretty
ned decNra;ior:
R,.olrsi TIA: tbs Ss-.r J.es disclaim arg
ffc1'edce a. o. O1rficEotof "a 1,g nsee,fag or So
s'J.t4 IL ,. Cydrsr..17, t.r lie 0bors any chr
TrTosej sic IT, p 81 &C iOlr-ed neet.nyos sac bccy
4 p,of ofed % have ary eeCiica for Cutsc STAGE
csts nhtS ! ght be c1IpeieGt for, or tee daiy o.
I'll; Cereal Assembly g e'sct perform ms oeEse
C - Ler ~ n7o5sJO 1Afy ords7rssB 5rofH ayslrst
sfh Set. d Is wholly Unauthorized by tu-s hSIse
si.1C-t s kuOg ecEe. coIseEt q ocrc ar'eae-' 60
ms: ye Nil hs.e S. 81 vice GOV ara iofeytf TeP.'
ti1.s qsS dissva an sr-L 1-t pr geis0I, fagraEHF
tie1i q ! Jrgad ugc.. re 5o-e'- gay g ~ !Ft@e
Ga4 S.1,s JIEta-J.'
A",r 4. adoption Ct ilch ?:cte'; 81 tn inl-
ssrs.e W az rot srrp,i.et dat tie coL'p.-stor,
shs13 fs,t.- q tie excec;.on of Their scheme
Nor caa re feet .tss !Oey bad ceTsed il much
r,Jd: .hi4 Il .as 21b.; ss@Gs4.ls. ": lc-9. |.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-04
XXXIVTH CON G Z ESS
SECOND SESSION.
SENATE. ..wAsuIyGros, Feb. IL

SENATE. .WAsuINGroy, Feb. : lN.
Nr. Wilson introduced bid 20 secure 10 sctaa ~
tiers the sl;Crrsie sections OF public lands rsssrv
srAnts made the States or rsil.vad purposes IL pO-
vide. that actual seil shalt take TIRE reserved So
lions, being about tOOOO OF acres ST % PEE scS
in complain CO with the pteempton at OF 1871.
The Senate went into Executive Session al -
O'Clock, Mr. Mason saving that there was An inPerco
rec, ssty for doing go immediately
The Central American Treaty ~S deoatei 'ot lnoS
tours and the Senste adjourned without cominsto az
conclusion on the su6Jtct.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-04
NETWORK LEGISLATURES.
Frcm Or ora Reporter.
SENATE. ALBAsT, Feb. 3. ls1''

Prom Or ora Reporter.
SENATE. .ALBAsT, Feb. 3. ls|''
RtPORT,.
Mr. tPHAM-A majority report and new bll va
cIeasi the powers o. State officers, &c 10 ne @ssH
Q. leti.i rtpsrs Oh The canals By c0D',aSt
Gr RlCHAkDS0A-T3 provide tor payng eIpe1,,s
.SpTed ID Establishing the boundary line betTss2 tae
Snts ala CcLpeftCuf.
Ako 10 arihcize 'ha COLLECTION Of tot at the CAV,
bridge of the Gieea Point and ElgeLss PAX h'''
CO. over NeU;cEn Creek.
Mr. BROOKS-To mpt 'rcn le7y on etee1'i'n' u
bray books Ct students, sc 10 amount OF wv
Ell. IsIRODUCFD. .
NJ BROOKS had COZ sent 70 otfer $ re-ol1no1 'aa'
Tg Upon IRE Attorney General for hs orilon az 70 20
ctBs;inlOrs,ty Of the G0yernCr with our rtlouI .ns
oCncurreLCc OF The senate appointing chiceis Tor eao'
apd village. wbcio duties are Of judic.! chafs~,.
Mr. UPHAE moved 10 lsy tie resolution On Us
table. Agreed 10.
THiRD RzADisc OF BnLs.
The following pared uress o.teryise ordered;
To eD.ase tee povtrs Of ihs Anefic An FeTeign Do"
j. lsjacn to saerss o,o.icess Of the CfOton AI''-
duct Bead.
To snerd he law Of proceeding against foreIga or
To srepd the act in relation 10 .su,sDoes % pro
priv 10 hi. State by psrsot' uns-.borzed 81 az.
The per cent FAX On ;0ieiQa Esusrce CAPITA - ths
New-Ycik f.re u. p.timtri ..,
e,sted by tie stats-takss c5e;' ~ Jaalsfy. 49,
1902.
To trerd the cLs.'er q - American .Pen.e
Gyarcisn SsCle'y.
sr. WApSWORTH ucycl 20 fecommit the bH.
with rsr c'io,s 10 tirsrd "a tie oa':3: o! 'akiey
cbt,er it;o tte cusoey cf ;se eiety by IN ,1ing -
IeoesoTJ p4ty ols b syd Commitment u no'iy Ne
palClt
Tie motion 20 rec. mr1i. vls let; az -eiI .hfosgh
srs rssstC i - =.
10 sIrtrd 'te et atec q stsO.phsa', Home Il 80
C.'y C. HeS-fOk
ACep,gCi, = 4 E o.. - norror.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-04
uoIrSE nE REPRESENTATIVES,.

The House uoceeded 10 the considers alton OF bus.
nees relative 10 the District of Co.umbls, andS 10
special order.
Without ,ransscting any business OF the least yes
eral Importance tie house adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-04
LATER FROM MEXICO.

NV. ORITANs, Monday, Feb. J, M.
Va are in receipt of Vera Cruz dates to The sOA
ultimO
ia reported ths, Ssnor Soto Is sbcu. TO retire iron
the Ministry.
Rumois were current Of the outbreak OF new o.
sprrection AT Puebls, while at Ssn Luis Affairs wus
without change.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-04
LOSS OF The BRIG G.. W. RUSSELL.

BOsTON, TCescay, Feb. IV'.
The chip Marathon, Yandyke, arrived At this pot
from New Orleans reports, January r. sl ia nth tA
brig g W. Russell from Rio Grarde for New.Yofk, "a
sinking condition Took oil Captain Low and ctev,
al brought them 10 thLd port. The MHsthOn hu
been lory.tNo days moth d Cape llatiera.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-04

NTw-ORf EAHs. Monday, Feb. ;, 1851.
The examination OF SIinger. the bank robba, q
postponed lie coufcsses that si9 NO OF the pGn Ia
are hid ia stateroom Of the steamship Cahswoa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-04
L. y. SUPREME COURT.

W,sHINGToS, Tuesday, Feb. 3, 1857.
James Fietchers hors, appellants, " Celne Bsles:
widow Of Ursin Jolly, 81 al Argued for appelees aA
submitted on priLted argument for appellants,
Gaze No. 5S-John ID. Wolf executor, and MARA
D. L. RonaIds elecutTx Of Thomas A. Ronalds 10
ceased, appellants. va. John III. Lewis. Argumsa
CONNIE nee a for appellants.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-04
FIRE AT ALEXANDRIA. VA.

ALFN,NDRiA, Va, Tuesday, FEB. =, 80.
block OF fame buildings on the c)rnsr OF King
and ROYAL streets we're destroyed BY IRE this morang
tcgelt or with their col tents. They were Owned By
Me4srs Arnold ard ". r.. Atwel, and were iasusd
n various offices.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-04
xesna1orJs daily Trib,um
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1867.

To ADyERTIsIns.-1HI WEEKLY TRIBUNE viii 20
30 press Tomorrow morning at an carly hour. We
sbnll print Of this wceks issue l7J GEO copies A
few advertisements will be received handed in
early today. Price, One Dollar Il line.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-04
BOSTON WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.

boston, Iuesaay Feb. 5, IsN'
TIE footinss Of the 81 ston Weekly Bank ststsmea
are AZ follows Capital stock, 81 10000; Lesn
and d.scouDts SIS, SO 600; Specie, s3g!2, Wo Due
from other Banks, 81, iS6 600 Due to otha
Bsrks, s57J5Oo0; Depo-its, $1,000, 70i Cbc1!'
ticn S6sl6NO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-04

e,e Coz. Wizard. cce Of ses ueace.t nss. -.
Ssc;ors snt unprotected politicians n rhs ws,
VIII GET suy new Story By
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RECEPTION OF MIR. PEABODY.

baltimore, Tuesday, feb >, iS'.
Wchavs no mali south of Washiugton this morning
Mr.. Peabody had a grand reception last night from
the Mayor, city authorities and members Of the Mar
land Institute. Several thousand persons rMtcipaS
in the ceremonies. which were closed with banquet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-04
MASONIC MEETING,

ALBASY. Tuesday, Fob. ., 1871.
The Grsnd Chapter of Royal Arch Mssons Of the
State of New-york is in session here, Charles l..
Church OF New York, Grand High Priest presiding.
The reception Of reports from various Chapters oeca
pied the &c ssion of to-day There full attendance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-04
MAI. ROREEkIES

SoNERILIE, n. j, Tuesdsy, Feb 3 1857.
Tie secret mail agent Mr.. IIolbrook hes trsctx
some eIter five mail depredations 10 this locality TO
ID. Van Arsdale, clerk Ia the Someryile Post-0aice
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-04

NoihiI important VAS douc in Congress yes'er-
day. TIE HoUsE was busy on matters pertaining
70 the District Of Columbia.
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LOSS OF THE SCHOONER VIENNA.

SAyAEsAH, Monday, Feb. ,. 1851.
The UDited Sta,es schooner Vienna has been lost-
The officers az i crew vele saved and haze anived
here.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-04

LANCAsTKR, Tuesday Feb. ., I01.
At the Municipal Election to-day, Mr.. Imma sss
Dem, was elected Mayor by forty two OF majority
over the combined vote Of his four competitors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-04
ASSEMBLY.

NFHsf o"DfHt.
IT, Howe tex ~. II Corn .',es % TO Whoic W
H. BAIlER n We obsi~ ne bI i, 70. s,ioa . tss
is'tt is-l.-., u Cor ss,1..f, - uist'i.'
Prs,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-10-19

DR.. DUPoNCOS GOLDEN MONTHLY PILLS FOR
FEMALES The combination ofingredients in DR.. Du
poncos Golden Pills, perfectly harm less They have
been used in the private practice Of old DR.. Dupon
CO. fer so years, and thousands OF ladies
tfy to their great and neyerailng in almost
every case In correcting Irregularities, relieving pain
fol and distressing mensruaton, particularly the
change of life From five TO ten Pills will that
yet dreadful disease the Whites. Nearly every
lady in the land suffers from that complaint. The above
lhas permanently cured thousands, and will cure you
Nyou them. They cannot harm you-on the contrary
they all obsrucons restore nature its proper
channel and invgorae the whole system Ladies whose
health will not permit increase of family, will find
these Pills a preventative, For particulars d
Fections the box Price $Iand will be sent TO ladies
cOnildentaly by mail by enclosing 81 to either OF the
following general agents for Worcester GEO R. SPURR
201 Main street, JAMES GREEN III bainstreet DAVID
SCOTT 25l Main street. corner Of Mechanic street, Also
by T. B. Choate Fich6urg, c. Cantre & Son, Dauielso
vile, Robert Geer, Norwich, Bach Son, Providence,
Weeks Potter, Boston, A. B. Il D, Sands, New York.
A. A. Burditt, Clinton, Mass.
See the signature ]. DUP0NC0, is the Boz, other
enuine. d1y moh19
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-10-19

Mothers, Mothers. Motherso AN OLD
NURSE FOR CHILDREN.-Don't fail to procure Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup for Children Teethng. II has
no equal on Earth No mother who has tried Mrs. Wins
lows sooTHmG SYRUP for Children will ever consent to
let her child pass through the distressing and critical pc
rod of teething without the aid of this invaluable prep
araton. If life and health can be estimated by dollars
and cents, 1t ls worth its weight in gold.
Millions of Bottles Of Mrs Wnslow's SCORING SYRUP
are sold every year in the United States.
PRICE ONLY 20 GENTS A BOTTLE.
Sold at propTetor's prices by NJ. B. GREEN & CO.,
GEO. R. SPURR, and Druggists generally.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-10-19
DOMESTIC GOODS,


Embracing every article which family may want.
Bleached and Brown Cottons, 64c.
Yard wide Bleached Cottons, fine, DC.
Yard wide Brown Cottons, fine, Sc.
White Flannels, 12Ic.
Nice all wool Flannes, 25c.
Red and Grey Twllled Flsnnels, heavy, 25c.
White Toilet Quilts, $1.25.
MarseilTes Quilts, all sizes, from $1,75 to 500.
Machine stitched Linen Bosoms, from 10 to 2Oc
Brown Linen Table Covers, 25c.
Bleaehed Linen Table Covers, size.
Wool Blankets, $500.
Embossed Table Covers, S1,25.
Ribbed Hose, Csc.
sarsanet Osmbrics, 64o.
Brown Crashes, 6+c
Tickings, Denims, shirtngs, Napkins, Doyes, White
Linens, Table Damasks, brown and bIeaohed &C., &C.
&C., at astonishingly low PRICES.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-10-19
WILLIAM DICRINSON
NOTARY PUBLIC,
No. 118 Main street, Worcester.

A. PFentIas, Designer and Engraver upon Wood
nd Stone. Over the Quinsgamond Bank. Entrance 141
Main street. House Crescent street. All orders will
meet with prompt attention. Particular attention paid to
drafting Machinery. drcS0 Ill