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The Worcester WATER Cure will hereafter
De exclusively devoted 10 the treatment Of female patients
while the other will be received only as boarders-
the location Of this establishment is elevated ouet and
healthy, combining the advantages of both town and
country Open at all seasons, For circulars address
ROGERS, NJ. D , Worcester, Mass.
II DR. RoGRRs' day Office is in the Central Frcbsnga
Post ONCE floor During the Evening and night he NAV
be found at the Water Cure. dtf aT1
Mothers, Mothers. Mothers, AN OLD
NURSE FOR CHILDREN.-Don't fail TO procure Mrs
Winsows Soothing Syrup for Children Teething II has
no equal on Earth No mother who has tried Mrs Wins
lows SOOTHING SYRUP for Children will ever consent tn
et her child pass through the distressing and critical ne
ROO OF teethng without the aid Of this invaluable prep.
aIon. Ii me and health can be estimated by dollars
and cents 1t Is worth its weight in gold.
Millions OF Bottles Of Mrs Winsow's SOOTHING SYRUP
are sold every year in the United States
PRICE ONLY % CENTS A BOTTLE
gold at propretor's prices, by NJ. B. GREEN & CO..
GEO Z. SPUR, and Druggists generally.
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NJ ESSENGER'S NOTICE.-Worcester ss.,
AVE- October %, 1857. Hon. ALEXANDER H. Bull
LOCK, Judge Of Insolvency in and for the County of
Worcester has this day issued a warrant against the
estate of ABRAHAM BRIGHAM, of Berlin, in said Coun,
ty. and JOSEPH II. STONE Of Marlborough, in said
county, late coparners, doing business in said Berlin
under the style Of Brigham Stone, insovent debtors
and the payment of any debts, and the delivery of any
property belonging to the said Insovent Debtors to
them for their use and the transfer of any property
by them, is forbidden by law.
The first meeting of the creditors of said insoIyent
Debtors will be held at the Court of Insolvency. be hold
en- at the Insovent Court Room in Worcester, in said
County Of Worcester the ninth day of November next
at eleven O'Clock in the forenoon for proof debts and
the choice of an assignee or assgnees.
JOHN L. BAKER, Deputy Sheriff,
o3O DIT Messenger.
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DIR. DUPONCo'S GOLDEN MONTHLY PILLS FOR
FEMALES. The combination ofingredents in DR.. Du
poncos Golden Pills, perfectly harm less They have
been used in the private practice Of old DR.. Dupon
co. for 80 years, and thousands OF ladies es
tify to their great and neveraiing in almos.
every case In correcting irregularities, relieving pain
full and distressing mensruation, particularly at the
change of life From Eve to ten Pills will cure that
yet dreadful disease, the Whites Nearly every
lady in the land suffers from that complaint The above
Pill has permanently cured thousands, and will cure you
fyOu use them They cannOtharm you-on the contrary
they all distractions restore nature to its proper
ohsnne and invgorate the whole system. Ladies whose
health will not permit increase Of family will find
these Pills preventative, For particulars see d
recons the box. Price $and will be sent to ladies'
conhdentiay, by mall by enclosing 81 to either of the
following general agents for Worcester, GEO R. SPURR
201 Main street, JAMES GREEN, III Manstreet DAVID
SCOTT, 26I Main street, of Mechanic street, Also
by t. B. Choate, Eichburg, e. Cantre Son, Danelson-
vile, Robert Geer, Norwich, Balch son Providence
Weeks Potter, Boston, A. B. & D. Sands, New York
A. A. Burditt, Clinton, Mass.
See the signature DUPoNoO is the Box none other
enuine. d1y mchI9
Cauker Rash and rIet Fever.-Espec
tally during the prevalence of this malignant and fatal
disease the public should again be informed that REV
HILLES VEGETABLE EXTRACT is the most eff
fectua remedy canker rash scarlet fever
canker and thrush in the mouth, throat dsemper what
is malignant puIed throat, dysentery and ali sum
mer compaintsi and now has been in twenty
years. As family medicine it is unrvaed being COM
posed of harmless materials.
The genuine has the fac smile of the inventor A s.
0hENFlLLB, on the wrapper and circular. 1t is now
manufactured by his widow, MIRA s. A. Granville, in Wor-
cester, and for sale at John ]. Brown Sons, 425
Washington street, and Charles Carney 1S8 Washing
ton street, Boston, Also by James Green and D. Scott
Worcester, ard druggists generally.
Also, GRENYILLE'S LINIMENT, to accompany
the Extracts for liberated throat outward ap
plcaon. It's good for any kind of inflammation. For
burns light severe, it will relieve the anguish almost
instantly, and perform most wonderful 1t would
be well for every family to keep it, being also good for
bruises chbiains chapped hands, soreaips and noses,
piles, &C., SC diff s1S
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PANTS AND VESTS
Of every desirable style and quality all Of which hav
been manufactured with great care in the very best
manner for the Fall and Winter wear; and any
wishing for
One Garment, or One Hundred,
will dc well to CALI this is great chance to buy very
cheap.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

n o w R e A D Y
The sgtgMaJ6c JEEOmthJy,
FOR NOVEMBER.
CONTENTS.
DOUGLAS GERRoLD: PERSONAL "REMINISCENCES,
FLoRENTINE MosAIos,
SANTA FILoMENA,
SALLY PARSONS Duty,
THE MANCHESTER EXHIBITION,
The RoMANY GIRL
The CHARTIsT's COMPLAINT,
DAYS.
BRAHMA
THE AUTooRtr CT THE BREAKFAST TABLB-EvEET
MAN HIS OWN BOSWELL,
The GIFT OF TRTTEMIUs,
tbs MOURNING VEIL,
PENDLAM-A MODERN REFoRMER,
BRITIsH INDIA,
AKIS BIZ MARRIAGE,
THE ORIGIN DIDAoTIC POETRY,
tbs FINANCIAL FURRY,
SONNET,
THE ROUND TABLE,
LITERARY NOTICES,
Music.
PRICE-Twenty-fve Cents a number, or Three Dollars
year. Subscribers renting three dollars IN advance
to the publishers will receive the work for one year.
PAID, any part of the United States within 5000
miles.
PHILLIPS, SAMPSON. &c CO..
PUBLISHERS,
No. Is Winter street. Boston.
$50 d2t&w1t
EBIANO FORTES FROM 81 TO SIG!
MeIOdeOns and sernPhinos So to IS!
OLIVER DTrSON & co.
Have, at all times an extensive and varied stock of
Piano Fortes, Melodeons and Seraphiness
For Sale from S25 to $500,
TO LET FROM IS TO s12 PER QUARTER.
Comprising those of
ALL THE BEST MANUFA CTURERs
And of
Tone, Style, Finish, and Price,
Suited to every Taste and Requirement.
The great number of instruments from which selec-
ton may here be made, renders visit to this establish
ment
Desirable to all who would Purchase or Hire.
Those persons who may wish to buy will nd it advan.
tageous to hire for time, and
BY A FAIR TRIAL AT HOME,
be better able select annsauent every way satsac
tory Unusual inducements here given to adopt this
course, as all who hire and purchase within year.
Receive One Years Use Free of Charge!
Instruments securely packed and forwarded to all
parts of the country. Persons at a distance un
able tovsit the city can, by stating the quail
ity of instrument wanted, be supplied
OLIVER DITsON & co.,
Publishers OF Sheet Music Music Books and Dealers in
Piano Fortes, MelOdeons, sersphnes and Guitars.
277 Washington Street,
THREE DOORS SOUTH OF WINTER ST., BOSTON.
o9o o3sF
= N EyCCFNCED5C NnTTrE rVorc-oso. :.
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Woodland Cream-A pomade for identifying
the Hair highly peiumed, superior to any French sr
Gle imported, and Tor half the price, For dressing the
hair Of ladies it has equal, giving it bright glossy
appearance It causes gentlemens hair to curl in the
most natural manner. Itremoves dandruh always Civ
ing the appearance of being fresh sbampooed. Price
emily fifty cents. None genuine unless signed
FETRIDGB CO., Proprletors Of the
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LARGE STOCK ON Hands!
The Cash is Wanted.

Owing to the scarcity Of money and having large pay
ments TO make during the present MONTH we have made
General Mark Down,
throughout the entire Stock. Persons having the
CAS- HI!
To purchase Dry Goods with, will make good invest
ment by giving a call. The money are bound TO
have. The goods must be sold! Cosr NO oBJs0T. Gus
toners will find our establishment filed with the most de
Brsoe stock Of Fan and WnterGoods offered for sale
in this city, and will be sold at unheard Of low prices
We can and tOiH give you more goods for the cash
than any other concern in the county.
Improve the opportunity by calling at No. Meshan.
ics Hall Building, and the unhsard Of bargains
we shall offer you during the month of October.
GEO. P. BRYANT CO.,
90 distf No 4 Mechauics' Building
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REFERENCES. FIELD ESQ., Insurance Commits
gloner; JONI BoYDEN, ESQ, Exchange Broker diff iY2
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RemovaI.-Dr II. CLARKE has removed mis- resi-
from No. Chestnut street, and his office from No.
Elm street. to No. Chestnut street, near the head Of
Pearl street. Office hours from to and to p. m.
S'lT DIFF
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DdIlI OF IHOuaHlU NIDWtTHs'
BUSH CO., "a Front street, sole wholesale agents.
Also sold by s. DINsMoRE, SO Main street.

And il Came 10 Pass, that EATON said unto
fVH H. EATON, thOu art very Short" both in stature
nd IN casa and unless thou does something shortly
Dring N cash cash will be shorter. So, VIM H. Eaton
said unto Eaton will straehtway reduce curail and
make less by oHs-haiE the usual prices for instruction
Y tnose branches so NECESSARY EVERY YOUNG MAN
cd by figures shows that his regular prices fcr thor
Ohgh instruct n-- - ~
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NTTY OF wOR e IT e R

To either Of ths ConstaBEss of the City of FORESTER
GREETING.
In the name Of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts,
you are hereby required, forthwith, to notify and
the Inhabitants of the City Of Worcester, qualified to
vote in Elections Of Governor Lieutenant Governor, Sen
atos Representatives to meet at their respective Ward
Rooms on TUESDAY, the third day Of November next,
at nine o'clock in the forenoon then and there to act
the following articles, to wit;
1st-To give in their Votes for Governor, Lieutenant
Governor Secretary, Treasurer, Auditor and Attorney
General of this Commonwealth; for Senator repre-
sent the Central Worcester District in the next General
Court of this Commonwealth; for Councillor for Couns
Gil District number four; and for County Commits
sioner, for the County of Worcester, one ballot.
2dTo give in their votes for person to represent
their respective Representative Districts in the Cen
eral Court of this Commonwealth
The Polls shall be opened at nine O'Clock m. and
shall be closed at four O'Clock p. m
Witness, GEO. W. RICHARDSON, Mayor Of the City
of Worcester, this twelfth day of October in the year Of
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and gftyseven.
By order of the Mayor and Aldermen.
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Ever known in this County.
Great Bargains to be found only at
JENKINS, HAMILTON & Co.'S,

Successors to B. L. HARDoN 6 co.
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DRY GOODS.
" SEE FIRST PAGE.

HARD TIMES! HARD TIMES
DOWN WITH THE PRICES!
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TO LET

Our long experience enables procure stock in
the best and with increased facilities, convenient
Store and great variety of Goods We trust the pnbic
will appreciate efforts to please them. One fixed
principle with is to allow goods to be recommended
beyond their real vaue allow customers to be de
oeived in their purchase. In Shoe department
have secured the services of Mr. GEO. B. SMITH, formerly
Smith and Broher) who will be happy to greet his old
friends. CLAPP HAYWOOD,
s29
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4 ESSONS IN WING.
He who makes education his stock in radeand has his
own mind for his principle store house. usually makes
good Investments, himself in financial crisis
and has common sense as collateral security.
In view of this the subscriber would state that he is
prepared to give lessons in Mechanical Geometrca and
Linear Perspective drawing j. B. GREENE.
No. SO Front street,
Having confidence in the abilities of Mr.. Green as
Draughtsman, we recommend him to your patronage.
OPT diff Il. BOYDEN, Architect.
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CENTRAL AMERICA.
IMPORTANT FROM GRETTOWN.
500 FilIibusters on the return Home
SAN JUAN RIVER ABANDONED BY LOCKRIDGE

From The A.cia,cau Corriey Of -Apra ~.
Yesterday afternoon we received from Aspinwsu the
following in tortant Geographic Dispatch
nv Panama Railroad Co Telegraph
AsPIswALL, April H. 1857.
UB.M.'s figates Tartar aud Cossack are here
with ihr,e huud ed lbus,ers, the most OF Lockdccs
&C. he bnyi,g abandoned the river. The Archer
Al d two eunboGts are still in Greytown harbor Tho
C,,p hh left for this place. 1t Is raining terribly
and lo communication with the men-ot-war.
We have already stated that Col. Lockidge Of the
Walker a,ny had abar dOned his expedition upon the
San Juan kiyer and that most OF his men had been
bought hth.r in II. u. MS iligaies Tartar and Cos
sack.
We now learn that the steamer Tennessee arrived
st Greytoyn ON the I'd from New-York at D. H. and
thai he brought letters TO Mr. Scott with instructions
,lst be ,bouS confer with Loekridge and ASCERTAIN
III intentions a. To the abandonment continuance of
H.. eIt,,,,rise and that he should send home wha;
ever men ,h,r were az the Point DESTROYS of getting
h,ne On the Cd the Tennessee left for Aspiuwal Ia
c,n,e hack 10 Grrytown on her way to New-York
One hour and a half after she left Col. Lockridge
.ue dwn the river informing Mr.. Scot; that be had
al and rcd the r1yer ard that Of the boats on the
Nv dwn had purst her boiler, causing the death of
a ccp,iderabl. nun Der, and njunDg many more The
wturdtd be then landed
Aner L,tkridge returned up the riyer for the re.
sirer Of his force having lsft word with Mr. Scot;
n M he wished the Tennessee TO send his men home
,Le arrived from Aspinwsn. The captain was informed
# that lad TRANSFERRED and of the desire to send the
men LCue-b. fsid lie had 20 take go men from Kew
Wet TO New.York, according to contrnct with the
Urited States Government and be could rot ak home
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SOUTH PACIFIC.
CHILE.

Dates from Valparaiso are to March Is. The most
IMPORTANT news is the arrest Of Sors Garias IaIrain
and others, by order Of the Government charged with
at.enrting TO get up revolutionary movement Ii is
generally supposed that there exists no foundation for
this course the part OF the Government and public
opinion is strongly against the Government for its
action in this matter calculated to produce an IN
necessary alarm and disturb public tranquility.
An accident occurred TO of the railroad trains
owing to large piece OF rock having fallen across the
ruus Owing 10 The inrepdity and xiii Of the engine
driver no further accident than the loss Of the engine
ensued The Directors have presented the engineers
with gold watches, bearing suitable inscriptions, in
token of their approval Of their conduct.
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Deafhs.

- Hsrh ls Of consumption, Mr. Roland kna,
ID san san xnen County, Ky I'd ~ yesrs
San FrAAcsoo, on Thur-dsy Sth met. o. pn'nn ~.
Psuiine ri. lit daughter Of CspL n D. Rolht native
Yofk, aged y,sn oil, u, .,J n
In Shasta 18th mat, & oonsumpton, Charles BOWL N "
,,a-, a nstvv e Maryland. 81, .
In San Franci'eo, Mar 81 Of 're thios rishh ro'
native Of Aueu.is M sped y are and II i T n r,.,
Az Redwood Landing San Mat-o County "iiAh W IO'reJ
,p.,iy, Of C.nandsiyua New York, aged Is years ,..
At San Bui. Rry March John Cury O" view p"''''
In Msrysvll, March n Philip Julian formerly Of Lnoa'
H. s.n F,saeiseo on Friday evening April after pro
,,rrfd ilne,s hch ,bc boz. with great rti'ie h,Nh
Amanda wife Of 5. r. Whitman and aA"sh''' VI '
Rsllou OF Ri ode leland 70 . Ill & n,
Torss Wrisht II member Of The Bar In the v1th year Vi
b., a.. aud bor. u the City Of PhiIsdcphis Pa
In ssr Frsnosco March r. Of oonsumpon MARY Jane wiz
,I " "A Dove aecG II wear ard mouths 1890 .
In ssI Frsrci.ro, April 5 Wiley Gardner Elh0 %eo
p,opths and IL days
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IMPORTANT FROM BOGOTA
THE OFFICIAL CORRESPONDENCE-THE FOUR
POINTS DEMANDED BY THE UNITED STATES

DEhANDED BY IHE UNITED STATES
NEW-GRANADA REFUSES, AND DEMANDS
$50, coo INDEMNITY FOR THE 18TH APRIL.
We have dates from Bogots to March H. The
Gdceta Ofcial and the Iiempo publish the core
srOndence between Messrs Bowiin and More and
Sors. Pombo and Gonzalez.
1t appears that the six points said by the TEMPO
to have been demanded by the United States Govern
ment not correct, and the following is the actsal
demand:
First: To constitute the cities of Panama and AS.
pinwall into two independent municipalities independ-
ent and neutral with the power Of self-government
extending q territory of ten miles wide each
aide of tie railroad Perfect freedom of the transit
route. Neutrality and liberty guaranteed. The SOW.
ereignty not changed. Other nations 70 be invited to
Join in the guaranty.
Second To cede to the United States, in fun SOW.
ereignty the two small groups of islands in the Bay
a Panama for naval station, and all the rights and
privileges reserved in the railroad contract for an
ample consideration.
Third To pay for the damages occas.oned by the
outbreak on the 18Th Of April
Fourth The sum to be paid by the United States.
All these New-Granada absolutely and decidedly
rejects and in her Turn claims the sum Of $50 900
from the United States for damages done to Panama
and Newranadian citizens by Americans on the 18th
of April; that the United States reparstion to
New Granada for the rude protest of Col Ward dated
April o. and for the disrespecfI letters Of Commo-
dors Mervine and Captain Bailey.
In the House Of Representatives, it has been pro-
posed to raise loan Of 500, 600 in NewGranada
was attempted to be- invaded by the United States.
The Hon. j. morse arrived by the British steamer
from Csrthageps at AspinwGl
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arkrta.

SAX FRANCISCO Saturday Evening Apni = iSJr
ylovp AM HEALNo sales VI either reported to-day Inc
market il very Gull H. l.. s.,r,, .
C,.N-No ,res Of Wheat The market for bsrty uuWni
eco RAGS .old AT 2 80 bag. Oas and 100 bags Mexi-
ear Com private terms.
PFovisIoNs-Eo sales reported - ~ .. nm -.
Grocrsrs-S,.s Of 400 bags Costa Rca Coffee 600 mats
China Re- and rIe. Tban's Adsantne Candies al on
private terms.
one. eighth Casks RewY Brandy sold at b1
WNE,-5O baskets - Gloria" Champagne soid on pnvae
terms "A ma L.
OHIO Pernsol Olive cold at - 90 800 cases do do
private terms. $500, -, -. ,a, % a.. .na
go gallons on terms not made public 9,
CoRplGEz4C0O n assorted sizes Scotch cold on terms bos
made public
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In San Francisco Thursday evening oh inst M the y.
adenoe Of Mr. Thomss Kent, BY the Rev Yer Nehr s L.
Nashville, Tenn.
In san frsne.oO March 20, BY the Rev P Cutler Mr.
Edward Pr scott Of Charlestown Mas Miss NJ Jsnn.
Merrill Of North Conway n H.
In Grace Church San Francisco March H. by the Rev VIM
II. Hill Mr. l.. D. Reed, formerly Of Jefenon county ~ Y
TO Miss Frances Eliza Wilcox
In San Francisco Sunday evening March q by the
B. Brierly, Csyt John T. Mckenzie Of that city Mis-.
Dorinda ees, daughter Of the late Samuel H. Cas. esq Of
New York city.
In San Jose March 49, Mr. George H. Jefferson ot Weston
Mass, 10 Mise Ann Elizabeth Qajvey Of San Jose
In Shasts March l6 By lodge BiDckey Mr. samuel Chit
tnden Of New York Miss Thyess Tuite daughter Of the
hte Francis TIote, esq. Of Dublin
At the residUce Of her brother In Csrkye II Dorado
County by the r. ID. A Dryden Mr. Edwin Smith Of Santa
Clara formerly Of Ohio, 70 Mis- Susan Tong late Of st
Louis Mo.
Ia San Franeoo At Grace Church by the Right Rev Bhop
Scott Dr. Isaac Titus Of Pseery 30 Miss sbs Spoes u
yoysDda Penn
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PROPOSITIONS

IoaGed BY He.sr MORSE AID BowL I< Ptea.eo,sna,ies
Z, Fossign ASssr. o. Ne "a u F.S,sS,y 1857 ''''
Proportion To erect the cities Of Panama
and Aspinwan Colon into two municipalities indie
pendent and neutral to govern thenseves with ter
ritory ten miles wide each side Of the railroad. The
perfect freedom Of the transit route Neutrality and
freedom guaranteed, sovereignty unchanged Other
nations TO be invited into the guarantees"
ARGUMENT.
By this proposition New-Grenada retains the sove-
reigny over the territory only conserving to the
ton vi municipalities with limited attributes Of sove-
reignty similar TO States in a federal compact.
By Il. she releases herself from her obligation TO
protect the railroad route which only he done at
Considerable expense.
She secures her own free use OF at times over the
route perfect as she now enjoys it.
1his arrangement il similar 10 the between
Great Britain and the United States in relation to the
fee municipalities of Greytown the Nicaragua
ruu.e and the late arrangement Of the Bay Islands.
BY this arrangement, New. Granada loses nothing
nc. even !ancied honor while she gains-sn exemp.
ton from an onerous duty of protecting the route
exemption from al liability for damages for invssions
If the right of transit and secures permanent aid in
defense Of the integrity Of that part Of her territory
from invasion et ell times.
The Second Proposaton.-"T transfer to the
States the tw, little clusters Of islands in the Bay Of
Panama III full sovereignty for q naval station, and
all reserved nights and priv leges in the Panama Rail
rori charter for en- ample consideration"
The object ofmy proposition is, first: To establish
navy yard in the bay of Panama. This would be
nearly Of az much benefit to New Granada on 10 the
United States itwould greatly enhance the security
of the Isthmus route from invasion or outbreak and
tend 10 relieve NewGranada from the necessity of de.
nding II, as would keep resources always at hand
IL would open splendid market 10 the productions of
The lsthmus, and encourage trade and commerce in
Grasadisn territory.
Beside, the United States would get nothing by the
purchase but the sovereignty, the property il now
held ny Individuals, and chiefly by citizens Of the
United States. s1eh al esablshment drawing aroond
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snail hind shaupel which proved 70 be very isp nro
three days they ,ook out ever Eursecn ounces u
gold. r...aov Of IN;
A chunk Of gold was picked mp on Ia1 III, q near
AN Andres, that weighed over TIN oune sis;,, h..
week three men wa.bed cut Of tie sane S,a...
,w,er $500 and $500. This week wasef w s,cspt
ard consequently bat little gold taken o'''
Thee ten ounce ehispas.
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SALVADOR,

From Cojutepeque, the capital OF Salvador, dates
are TO March 20.
.vdvo sReSdentsld fGs6fdered to be levied ior the
purpose Of carrying on the war against Walker.
On the 9th of February the Legislature closed It's
seteion, with the usual iormalites.
On the 10th the Legislature confirmed the privilege
given TO Mr.. f. Echardt, for the establishment of a
line of Clippers between Panama and San jose de
Guatemala.
A force of 2,o00 has been organized to join the
allies il Nicaragua.