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Law AND LAND ORTaCH.
]. Il. kkERDEN,
A rr0RSEY end Coanselior II Law, and sesat
n for the purchase aad sale of Real Estate. Col
iscting hsaiasss attended to promptly, titles sx-
aninsd. aad . large asabsr Of eisy lots ssA farns
always Tor SALE.
OGes between Main and Johnson, On Sseosdstrsst.
my2d
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CuUR ~ NOTICE.
NHATHAM5QUAREMI MIrHODISTH r HCHURCH
~ on the cornsref 7th and Aorgan streets.
6navnas. .-SabbatAat IOl .. m, and ct p. m .
Sabbath School 81 2 p. m.
Prayer Meeting ThursdAy, 2 pm.
Rev. J., G. SMITH, Pastor,
kssidcncson Orleaas-st., hst. / lth and l2th.
Ksokuk, J an. ~ dIy

Jko. J. FAoB, n. b.. Az. cARPnarka. n. D.
Drs. Page X Carpenter,
LAYING associated themselves in the practice
IL Of their profession In its various branchss
can BE- found IT tAsir Once, east side of I'd street.
between Main and Johnson, next door 70 Ander-
son . Bank. Residence of th< former on And street.
besws johnson and Exchange; VI the latter, At
the ofhce. ffeb5-d
Docaors MC0ugln ana LsscAsR
LAVE associated thsnselvss in the practice Of
L i Medicine. viii sontinso - attend In consul
tAton In all casss, and 10 any rsqnissd distance Ow
ing " the spaciousness of their oGce roons, and
large iibarry of the best medical works sxtant,
they prepared TO receive and instruct alssge class
Of pupils.
OAcs in the "Post bsilding," ID story, on I'd q.
bstwssn Main and johnson.
Consultation hoars between II o'clock, A. H., and
IP.n. jans'57d
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n. = u 6 Z -,
tBuocessors to Bsmssl Hpssaaos,)
FORWARDING 3 COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Raiiroad Packet and regular etsamboat Landing.
DARTICULAk A.tention paid to sonsignnsuts
i for Forwarding BY either ksiiresdos River.
jAn30- -dAw0m
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JAnns W. HiNk0r, W. Y. FuukAO UnRA
FINLEY = FUN IL KMOUsED,
DR0DUCE, Commissiou and Rosvssdisg Asr-
chants, corner Of State and South Wst>r street,
Chicago, III. fsb13d0
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Dental NUR0ERI.
nR. =. Q. BARBER wouid respect ~
~ faily infora his patrons aud the
Psslie generally, that he hes sttsd spQQYY9
hsndsoDs suite Of rooms, spsring .
neither psiAs orcxpsnse 70 nake them elegant ana
comfortable In the brick building west side Of ID,
bstvssn nsin and Johnson stseets. Thsnkful for
past favers he solicits continuance Of the same.
- Ailoperstions warranted.
npY3Adiy
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0ILkE1 4 BECK,
A TTORNEYS q Law and Solicitors In Chansery
n Agents Tor The avssti gaaioa of LAsd Titles a.
the pxrchass and sale Of Heal Estate viii Aessal
ter presaies in and regularly ssasnA shs Disasis
Con9ss sf KSskuk and Ii. AaAison, aad ei ths stAs
sountiss of tAs TiSst sdsial Distriss Of Isws
will also prsstiss 10 The Supssas Court of the 6ssss
~. n Adison, Feb. ~, leAS--dtf.
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rIvHR undersigned, having bought out the Print
sr's Depot of Tarbeil eon, ere prepared to
furnish st.ck to Newspapers and Job Ofces, at the
lowest possible rate. We sre makingArranEemsnts
to have heavy supply for the spring trade, and
will W hope, always Be reAdy 10 supply oustomers
with every ything embracing Printers' Stock.
febl0-dly OGDRN, BROWNELL CO.
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WMs y. TUANE0.
A THORNLEY, AND COU NsELOk Ar Law, viii
"A sttAnd ~ ali legal basinea entrusted 70 him
vita pse0Ptoess aod Adsiity. ljsn1S-dSm
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1857-05-16

MSS Fl$f
Soon I ses desc boys como along, and dey
look 81 ne nit deI tSuyyaf Il deir syes, ana 1
know It yaS demr Ynss den I ru1 md Eetsh
dern.s y sisaas zsyst sgail sla sste1s tss.
sssThs details saf tho case ,bsing pretty
veil understood, il became Z question with
the crowd what should be done. The gem
eral opinion was that the hoys were wrong
10 their sonsiBaed annoyauces Of The Dseh-
man, though they did not thiuk the case vas
one Sufficiently aggravated 70 justify their
being turned over either 10 the police or 70
the Vengeance Of tho grocery-man. AZ hast
. portly old Knickerbo ocker, who lad lAaseh-
ed heartily at the Dutchman's nsrration,
sessayed to act rs spokesman.
0'sWhat's your name, said he 70 ons Of
the bows with assumed grayity. sh sss
ss.Mike Hannesan,' said he, sand tAis, ,ers
boy is Barney Doolan.' 81 ....sa
! |" sOh, you young rascals,' continued the
gentleman, syop deserveto be arrested for
your bad wars. You are very bad BOYS,
you know you are, whether you are the
ones Who have bothered the Dutchman or
not. He guessed right, think, in suppo-
sing you to be the BOYS. But Il these gem
,lemen will let yuu off. viii you stop troub.
ling him in the future5' ; !. ~
], !" sYes, sis,' said botA Of the boys, meek.
". q ..s.....&s
I ss>sThen cut stick. both of you,' said he.
s<Just then as ia(3 (3yidusl With ! ranark-
able loafcrish air dressed in a blue single
breasted frock coat, with row Of military
buttons, a blue cap with silver mountings,
and brass star OF his breast-sn individ-
ual, in brief, knesfa az policsnaan--ar-r
rived on the spot, and inquired what was the
trouble. After informing him that he was
q day after the fais, left the vicinity
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MovIse wE>I.
avr. pucnAxAn hAD.

sAnother uorniue apds them on their way:
Auother ssiII, ind still anothes Aiss. q = sss@
To-day bsside the Susquehanna lesds
Their roed romAntics and to-day. the sun, ,.siss
Iookng betwixt the hiil-tops 70 the va3ss,
Reholds with cheerful eve. the climbing lino -
which BY the roaring Janiata winds;
Till ioi upbn the windy nl.. untain height.
while CLOVIS the eve above . be1 of hills.
Flnshipg the Allezh1nian Peaks, the train rs 4
Hanss like cloud that, with the coming day,
Beside the bro.jk which takes westward eourse
Shall hold Its far descent BE : from ne sse14
They turn into the woods beneath the Dlnes.
And. mid the budding laurels pitch their camp
The wains. togethAr, In close {! Gle drawn.
Give snetter to the sfeeis that feed within. Il
At once In noisy Gxoups, all hands c. l.et
rhe d y dead branches aad.the xs-inoas cones,
And build the d Z and hew the 0sskes and csaneS
While Master 1thsu fsth' ming his n:h.
Draws out the line spa A thur trims the rod,
The bait 10 swept and ct ss 70 the eddy
II whirIs. mid spray and lam the mountain trout
sFIickers In the air its c,nste lated sides
To exc the evening meal. re eamp.a,e .prinss'
To the cold April mosn and siars-the neon
As Ce. es' siskIe thin and sharp and ieht.
Behold xhele Rldes the ddsk firms to and fro
Before the cracking bgsze their shadoWs far
Reaching among the pines Tn oughout the night
The hung y We'd BY d se whS ln:d
BY tusDs the d cary watch--a iGreissas this &
or many night 10 come, IN gloomy dep.hs
OF wilde ness far unkn wn 81 snqe sounde
A e hoaing On the gnsiy air; the limbs.
In wavy nf5iian make q Continuous noise s
A. Of hty i've rga Ing tyi ~
waite as uight deepeus hide esa~s tse brcctx.
Flashing heir spe stral light an nq the '1cts:
One sweeping east unto the Che apeake-
One west, to the Mississippi and the Gulf.
To such inhospi. able heights as this
where the thin liz unto the palest cheek
Sends The quick blGod the fancy deems that sleep
Would scafcely cJme or cJmng, stay NJ. long,
But now, In many tented vain the sits t
Southtng the fallen lid with mnrmufous sounds,
Despite the young cap ,iccus imp 4 dreams.
Who hall-way mars he: Gh9 9ice<t task sThe watch
OF middle night 7, A .hu, IS when his 10 m
Stands tall and brave AGAINST the steadias. blaze,
One othe figure steals un his side,
And g last pessp sion shai es the starry hour
For love, more 81 than s.eep AZ sads me curse
Oi w4o oever oncsliath Ia b co him
Where'er they l1ok the bls1k and riIared pines
Sway 10 and flo as " scme giant arm,
Like Sams1n's re .ked them to their Tall and yet
The tempest in his cit accustemed track,
Sits like hun.e. mid hi. leash OF h, unds,
Resting. uncertain, whefe - bend his steps. 81
The no1n above lhe shadSwy mountain lines.
Dfops il increasing crescent, whe,e he hope
Or those two hearts as one tuees her gsides
To round and brighten in the distant West"
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GEORGE GREENE, JOHN wEARE, JR.,
THOMAS II. BENTON, Ja.,
GREENE, WEARE & BENTON
BANKERS, LAND AGENTS,

Dealers In Exc1aanxc.
'.1s Council BLUFFS, Iowa.
NOTES AND Hills COLLECTED. AND
IN aseec< p. mp,ty emitted any part Of the Uni-
tel States 1t current Rates Of Exchange.
Interest paid on deposits for over thirty days
Bills o. Exchange all the principal Cities bought
and sold. -H -
Loans effected good security Vacant lands se,cc-
ted and entered in any once in the State.
Land Warrants for cash. time, constantly ON
hand locations Of lands for distant Dealers the
mast liberal rates. -..a 6.
Notes bought and money loaned on good security
~ Once opposite Pacific House, in the West lower
Ue0 Of Land Ofice.
..4W hE8 REFERENCES: .
&. issnn barney C: Co. Bankers. Dubuque. Iowa
Cook SARGENT Bankers Davenport, Iowa.
Culoertson Reno, Iowa City. Iowa.
fesplss bank Kctchum Rogers 4 Bennett Bankers,
New Ycrk City.
Seldsa, vithers Co.. Washington D c.
Aoh Cnas Mason, Commissioner Of Patents, Washing
ton, D. G.
Hon. c. Dodge, s. q. s. Burlington. Iow,.
Hom. u. W Jones, 60 Dubuauo Iowa.
lion, Joseph Wiamss Chief Justice Muscafine, Iowa
Council Biutis, 1857. nl.u ES-
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JOHN r. BALDWIN,
/. n. DODGE
etttsfsr. e# LIE ROY FUTILE.
BALDWIN. DODGE 4 CO.,
BANKERS AND LAND AGENTS,
"@ COuncil RlufYs. Iowa.


NOTES AND BILLS COLLECTED IN ALL
IN parts the State and remitted to any part Of the
gned States at current rates Of Exchange, free Of
Geld r Stlrsr, Dfils Sf ErehssSs, Csrrsss
ssd Csesrrsss .MSssv Bosxhs y Sold; Land
Wnsrrssss DssSks, Sold ~sA Esssrsd o.
TSsssJ Xsssrsss Paid On Special Dsposfss,
.Hsssv Lossed On Real Esssfs asd Per.
sSssi Ssesrtsy, I'D.
az REFERENCES:
American Exchange Bank, New York City.
J. P. Thompson, -" g ."
Bank a Aion Iliou N. Y.
Rank fVonperstown Coope- e-stown. N. Y.
Durkee Il Bullock Bankers 81. Louis, Mo.
0ifoniaya County Bank Syracuse n Y.
Warren Btnk South Danve-s Mass,
A. ]. Stevens & Co, Bankers. Fl. Desnoipes
Henry Farnham. Pes. Z. r. I. R R. Chicago. Ills.
Jno. Y. Henry Snpt. N, & NJ R. n. Davenport Iowa
n. b. Baryton Rest Eng. Davenport Iowa.
Cook, Sargent Downy Bankers iowa City, Iowa
e Western Marine L Fire Insurance Company, Omaha
City, n. T. 4.-
Max W lizard Gov. Nebraska
James G. Mitchell Esq. Florence, N. 7.
L. p. Brown Kansas City No. (n1-u
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j. M. PALMER,

81 Real E9tate Agent,
In O,wshs Gy'y, ~: r., r 6esse1 Bisss, zo'c~'
vJ,OwN PROPERTY BOUGHT AND SOLD.
i Money invested in Real Estate; Titles examined
aud Trxes paid; Clnveyancing made Collections at
once attended TO and remitances immediately niadej
Letters Of inquiry promptly answered.
ffi ..- REFERENCE:-
TooTLE JACKSON, (c,,,ciI pt,ns iowa
Hon. r Lowe
Gov N. W IzARD, 1omh. r;,~ NJ
A. J, PoPPLEToS,
g. W. LErEvER, Chatham, Pa.
Messrs. LEES Il HARSH =, m u,;po lava
Capt. II. +. WEST,
PAscuAEL ". WOODWARD, Chicago Illinois.
STEPHEN COFFIN, Philadelphia Pa
r. q. PIERCE, New York City,
N5-Ofi,e on corner Of Pearl Street and Broadway,
Council Bluffs, lowa.SI
ni-u ...
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n K. :
s SNYDER f. SHERMAN,

Attorneys, Counselors at Law 4 Notaries fnoiie'
ID. . COUNCIL BLUFFS, Iowa
TWILL PRACTICE THEIR PROFESSION
entrusted to their care attended to promptly
Espccial attention given to bnyng and selling rea es
ts{e and making pre-emptons in Nebraska ra e.
e. Deeds Mortgages, and other instruments OF wrtips
trs3S withdistSfcI acknt-vacdrinents taken, &c &c
Tss OHice on Upper Broadway hiu'
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DIR, +. 8. VERDI g. BRO.
SURCEGN DENTISTS.
ID fGraduates OF American Dental Colleses)
Orrice on BroaNway opposite paimer's BLOCK
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
Saturday May, 1857. ni-u
ID. e. BLOOMER,

Notary Fsbiie 4 (Onsnstssf0rsr o. Dss@s Tor
the state Of .Nsc Fork.
DEEDS & cONvEYANCES OF ALL KINDS,
IL promptly hed out and acknowledged
Tr once in Empire Block, opposite Pacific House
May ls57-nl-u
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J. y. lASADY." -..l. ..E.
CASADY s. TEST, ~.
.ssssrnsvs SAD EssnseAors ss AA1' ~"
GENERAL LAND AGENTS, ...
COUNCIL BLuFFs.................... :.
,YH pRoNpTI,Y ATTEND TO LAND
w Agencies Collections, Investing NJ ney L'a'-
ing and Selling Land Warrants, and ali oihef ousihess
pettai'''e ~ ~ nIu.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-30
,o,, 4 lpine Hair Balm,
FOR RESTORING GREY HAIR 10 ITS oR1a1NAI


warranted to Cure Badness scurf, DandruG Itching
and all diseases Of the Skin This Balm gives the scsI
new ana eaty dctonj restores the colorng matter To
the roots Of the Hair which passes through he Hair and
gives natural CO Tor without the use OF Hair Dve
Hundreds Of PREPARATIONS have heen introduced pre
tending 10 preserve the Hair and Keep it from falling IN
composed OF Oils, Alcohol and IT er deleterious N teTias
and all 70 Hair Dyes have been introduced tbat
d" not give the lair natural color besides being trouble
some to use. This Balm is not Dye Knowing that a
preparation was needd to do what wss required for the
Halr the proprietor duced to Experiment until he
could obtain an ertce that would be he exact remedy
and after seven years trial he has perfected this Balm
soothing and emelient Slsys all irritation Of the
scalp, thereby stopping that Troublesome itching 1t
cures bandrud and Scurf, ana when the Hair turned
gray II VIII hrng it back to its original Color be Black
Brown or Auburn 1t makes the Hair soft and sssy-
prevents the Hair from falling 81. as will be seer pom
using this Balm for only few days-fe will be Civ y to
me roots OF the Hair and growth will sooon appe r.
fo"th uoes not take place the end of the Hair will
~ seen IN persons who have their Hair dyed. If yo eX
anime mar that has been colored for week ven will nd
towards the roots that the hair has come ont hence
Is necessary to have the fluid at the roots of the hair
eeyj that the whole hair may be natural color Zach
nI mas root In the skin, and is of itself hollow gray
$500 uiSusH Whlch there is constant circulation Of the
Psnent from the root, When this pigment or coloring
tter DIES out it leaves the hair hollow and n becomes
key 20 lnVent Balm that would produce this pigment
nds o the study of the proprietor The discovery of
% pnG mar Balm will do it. It will bring the hair to
the roots Of the hair $50 -
Il mistaken notion that oil or grease will restore the
n9lri rs nothing can be more injurious. The Alpine
ai Dam VIII restore the skin and save the hair of
D "io have Deen sick with fever any disease,
prepared by Q. A. P MASON, Providence. R. l.
For sale by all Druggists.
D. p IVES 4 co so Milk street. Bostan sole Whole
sale agent Tor the United States and Canaias.
= agent M worcester, J. O. HILL Mechanics Block.
j29 d6m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-30

A VENERABLE AssEMBLAGE.- Methusaleh,
an aged correspondent of the Boston Herald,
who recollects the time when the present
legislature commenced its session., lately visit
ed the State House. He says:
''In the Senate Chamber, the changes
wrought were quite as apparent as in the
House. The frosted polls of the Senators.
the bowed form of the President and wrin-
killed. visages of the clerks, gave melancholy
evidence that slime the remorseless' had
not spared this august body. The revolu-
tionary relics upon the front of the gallery
have become worm eaten, dusty and envel-
oped in cobwebs, and the portraits of the an
Gent Governors of the Commonwealth have
fallen from their frames upon the walls. l
Inquired of gray-haired gentleman, who
wore youthful aspect at the commencement
of the session, (Which have dim recollec-
ton was promised to be "short one'') if
there was any prospect that this General
Court would ever adjourn, and he gave a
melancholy shake of his head in the mega
tive"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-30
GBr aailp SRg.
THURSDAY. APRIL 80. 1897.
judge LOrinx be Removed.

et Judge LOERnS DC nehAS'~
We cannot too strongly arge upon the mem
hers of the Legislature the necessity of the Temo7
alof this funetionary from the position when ne
now disyraees, In defiance Of the express proNis-
inns Of The statutes Of the Commonwealth ana o.
the popuIr will, Edward Greeley Lorins sun
continues to occupy the post of Judge o.
bate. by her consent. Is it consistent OF PiUpei
that one who has proved himself to be such
mental to the slave power, and has stopped SO 10"
10 do its work, as Judge Lorng has done,
sbould longer hold commission at the hahos o.
the State whose institutions ne mas tluS iouii!
.,,,,r,ed and derided Is it in accordance with
The shirt which animated our fathers, who de-
declared that legally, no slave could breathe the
free air of the Commonwealth, that their descend
ants of to-day should retain in post OF honor
and emolument, one who has consented to serve
as the spaniel of the elaye hunters, to do their
bidding?
The thirteenth section of the Personal Liberty
Act, now in full force il this Commonwealth,
proyides explicitly, that No person who holds
any Office under the laws of the United States
which qualities him to issue any warrant or other
process or to grant any certificate under the acts
Of Congress named in the ninth section OF this
act or to serve the same, hall at the same time
hold any Office of honor, trust, or emolumentun-
der the laws Of the Commonwealth" And the
fourteenth section of the act makes it incumbent
on the Legislature to proceed to remove him by
address The principal reason for the passage o.
such address is we'll stated in Senator Albees Re
port, as follows -" Because Judge Loring con-
scented to sit as United States Slave Commits
sioner, in defiance of the moral sentiment of Mas
sacbusetts, as expressed in the legislative res
olutions of 1867 as we'll as other resolutions
and acts since.
Let Judge Loring be removed, is the voice of
the people, as it comes waited to the Capitol from
every village and hamlet in the Commonwealth.
Let the Legislature which was elected to enact
the public will into law, proceed to discharge its
high duty accordingly, in accordance with the fol-
lowing provision of the statutes of 1856, chap.
4S9 =
Sec. A. Any person holding any judicial office
under the Constitution or Laws of this Common
wealth, who shall continue for ten days after the
passage Of this act 10 hold the Office of United
States Commissioner, any office under the
laws of the United States, which qualities him to
issue any warrant or other process, or grant any
certificate under the acts of Congress named in
the ninth section Of this act Fugitive Slave acts
ted good behavior, to have given reason for loss
Of public confidence, and furnished sufficient
ground either for impeachment, or for remoUat by
addyessn
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-30

DEATH KNELL OF THE PLUNKET CLUB
''KETRENcHMENT'' PARTY.-The Post is out
ms morning in reply to the Courier, and
against the formation of a new party in this
State on the basis of financial reform. IL
claims that the Democratic party is the true
financial reform party-that there is no real
difference between the Wings represented by
the Cowier) and the Democrats, and asks why
they should not come together in Massaehu-
sets, and form powerful and triumphant
partyF 1t says that Buchanan invites the
support Of the old Wings, intimates that he
will reward their support of his administra-
ton by offices, and winds up by asking with
Tremendous emphasis If this is 'a time to trot
out that frail, cracked, tottering, battered,
rickety, worn out, spawned, short horned
broken. wipded, and used-up corcern, one
itiea party r. This string of expletiyes beats
DR.. Johnson and the hshwoman all out and
out.
The Post has ruthlessly DESTROYED one o.
the "best laid schemes" ever concocted. and
which was designed to smooth the way for
the passage of the old bunker Wings into the
Democratic ranks. Having before it the siy.
nifcant declaration Of the Courier, that @it
would not be an easy matter to point out the
line OF distinction between the Wing and
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-30

AT the recent term of the Supreme
Court at Oswego, N. Y, an appeal was
brought from the Oneida County Court by
man who owned dog that had whipped and
Killed another dog, whose owner had re-
covered damages for the loss. Judge Allen
decided that it was perfectly legal for one
mans dog to kill another mans dog in fair
tight, and was little doubtful whether. in
such case, the skin of the vanquished ami
NAL did not properly belong to the victor. So
the plaintiff lost his dog and hia case too.
At the foundry of Messrs. w. g. E.
l. fltch, IN Westville, Conn.,, on Friday af.
teInoon, the workmen let down the basin in
which the iron is melted, before the metal was
sufficiently drawn off, into a pool of water
underneath, when an explosion took place.
blowing out the windows of the building and
seriously, if not fatally, injuring four or five
of the workmen.
Miss Sally Martin, daughter ofthe late
DR.. who is worth $50, 600 in her own right,
and had been brought up by two old maid
aunts in seclusion from " the world" eloped
last week from Xenia, Ohio, with a bad fel-
low named Boyd, with whom she had been
acquainted bet two or three weeks, by means
OF stolen interviews.
Dutlng the worst days of the French
Revolution, and previous to the execution of
Robespierre, restaurant at Paris had a minia
ture guillotine, which, turned by wheel,
was employed to chop sausage meat. Thou
sands of people hocked to admire the great
spectacle.
W. A. Hawley, late of the Hamp-
shire GaSette, and for some time past engaged
IN the lumber business in Chicago. has pur.
chased large interest in the Chicago baiL
Journal, and will hereafter devote himself to
newspaper labor.
A poet was once walking with M.
lalleyrand in the streets, and at the same
time reeiting some of his verses. Talleyrand
pefeelVing at short distance a man yawn-
ing pointed him out to the poet saying, "Not
SO loud, he hears you"
Mrs Mary S Glenn died in Prattville,
Aia'' on the 10th inst, from the incorporate
use Of snuff.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-30

DR.. SoLGER's LECTUREs.-The remainder of
this course, beginning with this evening, will be
given in the Library Room in Mechanics Hall.
The lectures thus far given have been attended
by many of our most cultivated and intelligent
citizens, who have expressed themselves deeply
interested in the subject and in the lecturer We
regret to say, however, that owing to the small
attendance, DR.. Solger will incur very consid.
cradle loss, the avails not covering the bare ex-
penses, unless more tickets are sold. He prefers,
however, having begun the course, to complete
it, at whatever sacrifice. We trust that the au-
dience may be much increased during the re
mainder of the course.