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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-07

"a market llao beef cattle, 80 working oxen 100 COWS
Bee( Cdhte-PRIoEs quote t. correspond Win
hs week. about the prc we're ottlned for Ike
qaa a, q extra s. 2bi hIst quality 81 l2 second
quality IS 49, third quality 5aB ''''"u
WORKING Oren-BSO, 100 1875
AZ Co'0' and CalO''-saeS at s29, rs, 20 49, 49, 10
t0a 3 rs. . 90 w. 90, . 20
ot SH 90 as sales Of three entire lots e. o.; selected
Fat H0gs-Sales a.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-07

MIDDLEBURY COLLEGE, VT.-Commencement
will be on Wednesday, the llth Of August. On
Tuesday the Philomathian Society will be ad-
dressed by William A. Howard, M. c., of De-
troit Mich. The Phladelphian Society by
Joseph Z. Thompson, D. D., of New York. The
anniversary Of the Associated Alumni will be on
Thursday, August 18th. Address by James D.
Butler. Of Wabash College, Ind. Poem by John
G. SAKE, Of Burlington. On Thursday evening
there will be an address befose the secret societies
of the College by Geo. w. Curtis Of New York.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-07

The PEAK FAMlLY.-As seen by their adver.
tisement in another column, the celebrated Peak
family Of vocalists, harpists, and bell ringers,
will give a grand entertainment at Mechanics
Hall, this Saturday evening. Their many
friends in this city should be on hand, and give
them that patronage which their great merits, as
performers, deserve. The price of admission has
been reduced, for this occasion, to the low sum
of fifteen cents, on account Of the depression Of
the times. This will put it within the reach Of
all, to attend one Of the best entertainments Of
the season.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-07

SHowBRY.-Tbe towns of Grafton, Westboro,
Southboro', and Ashland, were visited by copous
showers of rain, yesterday afternoon, and there
were also slight showers in this city and vicinity
A great deal of hay still remains uncut, and the
farmers have probably never experienced greater
difficulties, in securing that important crop, than
during the present season.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-07

TBLEGRAPHIo MESSAGES FOR LONDON
Two messages from New York merchants to
their correspondents in England, passed
through the American Telegraph Office TTav-
e1ler Buildings, Boston, from New York, en-
route for London, Thursday, at 2. M. One
of them, containing fifty seven words, paid
through, fifty-seven dollars, and the other
twenty-seven words, for which twenty .seven
dollars was paid.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-07
LOCAL EN- s

RE5oIcINGs.-The people of Worcester testi-
ned their JOY. in view of the success of the At
iantic telegraph enterprise, by the firing of a
hundred guns, at noon, yesterday, and by the
ringing of all the bells of the city for half an
hour In the evening, the telegraph office of the
American line was brilliantly illuminated, and
Fishes Cornet Band favored the public with ap.
Proprate music, from the balcony of the Lincoln
House.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-07

ofURRs SALOON, at American House Block, corner Of
main aud Foster Streets celebrated throughout this re
Son round about for the hospltsbe reception afforded
both citizen and stranger within It's spacious quarters
aud the tall fare obtained there Spur has way Of
doing business which suits every one, and you never
heard any who have patronized him, saying augh but
praise Of his manner Of catering to the epcuresn tastes
OF the community. spuus bill Of fare is Of The taest
kind. Give him call.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-07

A VETERAN SuBscRIBIR.-A subscriber, who
called on US a few days since, 20 make Gdvance
payment for years subscription, informed us
that he had taken the Spy for sirty.seven years
successfully; that, during that time, he had re-
sided at various places in this State and out Of
it, and that, wherever he had been, the Spy had
always gone with him, and been a welcome week.
ly visitor in his family 1t is pleasant to record
such instances Of fidelity and perseverance in
nell doino
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-07

ANTI.SLAvERY MEETING IN FlToHBuRe.-
VIM. Lloyd Garrison, the veteran pioneer of the
antislavery movement, and E. H. Hayward re.
Gently of Brown University, will address the citi
zens of Fitchburg, at the Trinitarian Church
this evening" and at the Town Hall tomorrow.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-07

Kanzas Election--LscomPtOn Killed.
The returns from the Ksnzas election on
Monday, indicate that the infamous English
Lecompton proposition has been killed by an
over whelming majority. Leavenworth gave
1910 votes against it, to 1879 for it, and other
localities went likewise.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-07
The Arrival of the Agalmemnon Mt
VafeDtin.

TRINITY BAY, August 5.-The British ship
ot-war Agamemnon arrived at Yalentia Bay
Creland), 4th, and landed her part of the
cable The U. s. ship Niagara landed her
end of the cable at Trinity Bay today 1.-THE
5th). The electric current is perfect, and the
signals pass freely.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-07

YATES sALoosGites, the ever memorable caterer. in
nay state Book No l. has recently added to the extent
Of bis fame, by the superior manner in which he admin
'ers to the necessities aud comforts Of hi, Numerous
patrons His ice creams super excelenty superb.
You obtain there the taeSt variety Of the most subsan
tail viands Drop in at Gates and have social sit
down.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-07

Lewis THAYER, 2s2 Main street, administer to the
wants Of the' numerous patrons in style which ects
the commentator OF every body Their steaks, stews
roaStS and other substantial yiands well their ice
creams and other choice dellcaces always an tait
to tho point and the crowds who throng their establish
msnt attest their virtues and excellence Give Lews
Thayer call, and You will be TO away self
satisfied.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-07

coMINo HOME. BY the author Of "a Trap to
Catch Sunbeam rold Jolide," sc. Boston
and Cambridge James Munroe Co.
This lie an interesting and instructive little
book by Miss Jane Etmina Locke. Of Boston,
which, like ito predecessors, will doubtless find
wide sale. aS its merits deserve. For sale BY
Peck q Knapp.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-07

SOLAR EcLIPsE.-Lieut. Giliss, U. S. NJ,
left New York on Thursday in the steamer
Moses Taylor, for the Isthinus. and thence
proceeds to Payta, in Peru, to observe on an
eminence of the Andes, the solar eclpse
which is to come off on the 7th of Septem-
Der. and which will there be nearly total. No
portion of the eclipse will be visible in any
part of the United States to the northward OF
Florida,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-07

Excursion AND PIo.NIo.-The Catholic Ii
brary and Debating Association, Of this city, will
have an excursion and picnic at Sterling on
Wednesday next An extra train Of cars will be
provided for the occasion.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-07

SINGULAR DEATH-Au Irish lad named John
Riley, son of Philip Riley, living in Duck Har-
Dor, so called, in Clinton, says he Courant, died
last Saturday night,under singular circumstances.
-Four days previously he was seized with severe
pain in his left foot, and on examination by the
physician, the ball exhibited large purple spot,
highly infamed. The trouble evidently arose
from some kind of poison but the boy, being
slightly delirious when the physician was called,
could give no consistent account of any injury
received The swelling gradually increased, ex-
tending at length up into the body, until, after
very extreme suffering, the lad died as above
stated. Just previous to his death, however, an
older sister, who was out with him on the day
before he was taken ILL., stated that he was bitten
near the railroad, by something that had the ap-
pearance of a large green caterpillar. Still, the
action Of the poison through the system resem.
bed very much the accounts given of the effect
of spider bites. John was bright promising
lad, of twelve years of age.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-07

SUICIDE AT MlLLBURY.-On Friday morning,
August 9th, Mr.. Nathaniel Curtis Paine, depot
master of the Boston and Worcester railroad cor
poration at Milbury, committed suicide by
drowning himself in the pond of the Cords Man
ufacturing Company, in that town. He a
man of correct habits, a worthy member of the
Baptist church, and had been in the employ of
the railroad corporation about twelve years. He
left letter in hsIotice to his 'mother and other
relatives, in which he speaks of having been de-
ceived by friends in pecuniary matters as the rea-
son for his act; says he has said Eyes" when he
ought to have said mo - that he now intends to
be "where the wicked cease from troubling and
the weary are at rest" He had been told drown
ing was not painful mode of death, and that
his hat would be found near the place.
We learn from Mr.. Fowler, who was room
mate of Mr.. Paine, that he had never efore
manifested any indications of insanity-that he
retired to bed as usual on the night previous to
his decease, and spent some time in conversation
with him relative to proposed visit to Worces-
ter, in the early part of the coming week Mr..
Paine was about thirty. five years of age, and I'M
married An examination of his accounts, by
the officers Of the road, showed them to be cor
rect,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-07

Two mail boats, Telegraph and Supe-
rior, delivered in Cincinnati, last week, six
hundred bushels Of blaokberrios every day.
The Madison packets probably delivered US
many more.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-07

CONCERT 1t will be seen, by advertisement,
that Miss Nelly Fiske and Herr L. Schneider, the
great cornet player, will assist at the concert of
Fiskes Cornet Band, on Tuesday evening next.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-07

FIRST PAes-Poetry- and Lincoln
Professionalism in Italy-Smies-fhe Uses of
Photography-The Singular AnOmaly-Few per-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-07

BASE BALL.-The two base ball clubs of this
city will have match game upon the common
this afternoon, at two o'clock, under the direo
ton of the presidents of the clubs.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-07

Dr.. wistars Balaam Of WIND Cherry may well be call
ed "wonder Of medical science" It cures coughs and
colds tnsfanisrj 1t soothes the rritaied pars il heal.
tho Inflammation and even consumption Itself weld, 10
10 magic influence.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-07

CLEVELAND, Aug. 6.-The Republicans of
the 10Th district have nominated Hon. Ed
ward Wade for re election to Congress,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-07

FIsKB's CoRNBr BAND played from the bal.
cony of the Lincoln House, last evening, to an
adiniring crowd Of spectators.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-07

THRIFTY Ephraim B. Adams of West Brook
field has Durham heifer which, at the age of ff.
teen months, gave birth to calf weighing eighty.
one pounds, at one day old.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-07
The deaf and dumb hold convention in this
city on the Sth. 9th, and 10Th of September.

JosLYN's CoRNEr BAND will play upon the
Common, this evening.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-07
Hi.tOry Of ,hs Atlantic Telegraph.

History Of the Atianuc telegraph.
The Boston Transcript of yesterday contains
an admirably condensed history of the Allan
BIC Telegraph enterprise, from its first incep.
ton to the present time, the most important
portions of which we copy below;
THE FIRST MOVEMENTS IN THE PROJECT.
The earliest real step toward the undertake
ing was taken three years ago. In the month
OF April, 1854, the Colonial Government of
Newfoundland passed an act incoi poraling
company for the establishment of telegraphic
communication between the Old World and
the New. Shortly afterwards the same Leg
islature expressed its interest in the enterprise
in very substantial way, by grants of land
and subsidy, and by comforting the exclusive
right to land a Geographic line upon the coast
under Its jurisdiction, extending the entire
length of Newfoundland and Labrador. The
company having become the recipient of these
privileges, next obtained charter of similar
tendency from the government of Prince Ed
wards Island, and from the State of Maine,
and also secured authority for certain subsidl-
airy operations in Canada, besides getting a
ratification and confirmation of its rights from
her Majestys ministers at home.
The incorporated company, henceforth
known under the denomination of s'The New
York, newfoundland, and London Telegraph
Company" having appointed Prot Morse
their electrician, next proceeded to connect
ST. Johns, Newfoundland, with the lines al
ready in operation in the British North Amer,
lean provinces, and in the United States, by
submerging thirteen miles of cable across the
Straits OF Northumberland, and eighty-fve
miles in the waters of the St. Lawrence. Eng
land and the continent had already been con-
nected with Ireland, irrespective of any de-
sign to extend the Geographic communication
toward tho West. There therefore remained
only single gap to be flled-the basin of
the Atlantic itself.
Experiments were instituted to measure
the duration, force, and speed of electrical
currents. which resulted in establishing the
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-10-30
Dissolution Notica

FfNEE subscribers oaia respectfully inform their
1 creditors, and the people generally. that they
have this day Dissolved partpershiphy hutua con.
sent. and want all persons knowing themselye in
6rLed To them bY note Or otherwise, to call a, the
steam Mill and settle With shearer. a. tn" accounts
are III has possession for settlement. q. II. Stout
viii Till remain at the Mill to accommodate all
Who may favor him with their patronage, aud will
also be responsible for all debts against the firm
OF Stout L -hearer, contracted previous To this
date. STOUT sHEAHFR,
linton jar r. fsSs Ms
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HEALTH AND BEAUTY.

How to D., The most beautiful woman in tae
world. Eo" 10 &c mnIo beautiful after marriage
instead pf more ugiE a. most wives now arr -
How - transmit your beauty 10 your children
without losing 20 rscs Hos Ia be sweet y It'll
a#, pcrsufse. chseI;il wilh8H. stmuiaat-. rosy
without rouge and radiant without paint. The
means arc certain wI.b.n the reaah 81 every w3-
raan ard are detailed with ample directions in 4
letter to Ladies wa II viii be gtailed rFepaid
10 my address On taG receipt nj - cents In stamps
OF Amcrtc&H Gin. Address
23tf I,l3. 7. l.. CHAPMAN.
No. - West l3tA Street New York.
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N0tice i hrTchy gwen, Wat Nosts !. FniTer
If -prngdae township, Cedar county Iowa, has
made an assignment Of all his effects TO the IN
dtrsiguci for lie benefit II bis creditors. ] lie
creditors Of said Moses Y. Butler, are hereby no.
titled to present to sid assighees their slaims
tiaIy sworn to, within three months from tie date
hereof. HaMAS JAMES,
IGSAIITS HOOK.
Co, IN
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Public Notice is hereby Civ thai II The Jane
Term A. II. lSj4 u the County Court Of Cedar
County Iowa the Executor Of tie Estate If john
W. McQuecn. late OF Cedar County. deceased.
alea his final report Of his doings in tae premi-.
g. which report and the hearns thereof has
been continued until the August Term OF said
Court. All pGg.uns interested are therefore mott
ned that unless they appear ard object thereto
hat said report will he apr roycd and said Exec
nt"r discharged from fur;he duty or liability In
Tire lcEitses GEORGE SMITH,
la
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Upton BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Upton BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Exchange Offices.
WI. IL flTHILL, Dealer in Exchange
Land Agencies.
II. c. PIATT, General Land Agent.
Insurance Agency.
A. GILBERT, 4 gent of the Aetna, the phoui,.
the Iowa State Mutual, and the
Charter OAK Life Insurance CO.
Attorneys.
II. e. rIATT. s.A BISsFLL.
JSo. /. ffAN, JOHN HUBER
sPICER a. Me1ARS. J. W. BAGLry
Physicians d Surgeons.
j SMITH, fRochester J.F.KENNEpY
He. SAMPSON, sntapel c. l.. CHAMBERS
Dry Goods, groceries Etc.
CHARLES SHETLAND, General Dealer
kisLk, CREW 4 fthSER, do.
J. l.. RAY Co, do.
Z. cIIILps Il Co., Groceries & Wooden Ware.
Tailoring.
CAsAp & GILMORE, Manufacturer 4 Dealer.
WM. FLIlp1I, do.
KIsER, CREW & TURNER. do.
I. MAHoAi Co., Tsiiors d Cutters.
Druggists.
q. N.RAGI.Er Drugs, Groceries, Notions. etc
REidARf u MCNAMARA, Druggists aud Pharma-
ceutists.
Miscellaneous.
y. IL. TTLL0ss, Permanently located pep,ix,
WIN. hAaLEf, Manufacturer and Dealer in pprpi-
s. l.. FOILk, Manufacturer Of Tin fare
W. {. METZ, House Sign and Ornamental Painter
and paper-iianger
JSo, IL. BIRELEY. Dealer in Lumber
DAN. HARRAss, Meat Market.
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RARE CHANCES.

TWO DWELLINGS, TUT SHft OF ITHNF.
large tao story house, well finished, with
barn end three good tow lots. will lie sold or
traded tor any kind of property at half price.
ALSO, comfortable frame dwelling suitaated
in the central part Of Upton. Nv Is The time
for good g.ins. WELLS SPtfER
linton March 20, lsi@. l2tf
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HENRY hoogEK, r. = nipwrrr
HOOVER & BIDWELL.
FORMERLY SELLS d HOOPER,
successor, to Prhr J1chson
For warding & Commission Merchants.

MuscATINE. IOWA.
ME are prepared 10 attend to any business in
w our line with the best of facilities. Our
terms ate i've cents per one hundred pounds,
comm ssioB for receiving and forw arding.
REFER To--areen X stone, Mus ,atiue: T. u
Farmer, do; Hatch, Humphrey x Co. do: Hale
r. TO-, Chicago, 7. w. Alexander * Co, do. :: w
b. Daniels co :, Iowa City. Fiske & Elliott, do
+. Sheppard CO., do, +. sauxay, do; Hull &
Thompson, do; Waterman Ryan, st. Louis;
Heanankamp K line, do; Ratuliif & CO.. do q.
w. Clark, Iowa City; q. q. Dorwin, do; Rock q
Carey. Cedar Rapids; Rock Bro, Ninton: W alan
4 Wilds. Nit. Vernon; NJ. Floyd, Lisbon; J. 4.
Knrt,, Lisbon; Elicit Hall, Tilaon. 3sn
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sen up by Perry Fink, at his residence at
onion Grote, Ia Cedar County, Iowa, on the 7th
day OF August 1851, light iron grey horse, sup
posed TO be 5 years old; white legs and white
lace, and appraised at Sleo before ak. Haisl,v,
Esq Il. w. YOUNG
Tiplun De. 10Th. ls57. l0-am Clerk
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Invite the attention Of Farmers, Builders. Me-
char,cs ard consumers Of Lumber generally,
to their extensive and uusaua led selected stock
If
Flooring, Cedar
Lumber, Siding,
BarnboardIng,
Shingles, &c.
Our purchases have recently been made or
Green Bay, Lake Huron. aud Lake Dntar,o
aad brought Nv vessel 10 Chicago. and thence
by the Chicago a41 REX Island Railroad to
Davenport. Tho wahts Of large emigration
into Iowa have been anticipated IN our selec-
tons and purchases.
Two flk ' l. ~ riaaIsG N,GUistN
)Woodworth's celebrated paten') are now
running IN our Mil, and our facilities Tor man
slacturing
FLOORING AND SIDING
Are uuequaled in h West We are also en-
t.nsiyely engaged in he Manufacture #
Ssh. DOORS. IND BLIA.s
We can do better by our customers than ev-
or before, aud viii do our best l.. suit them.
GDTES g. DAVIES.
Davenport, Iowa. Oct. %,
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Town Property and

Offer far sale all my Toan property, topetacr
| or in lots 20 suit purchasers. And also f4tni
TREE miles East 81 Upton ola Sugar Greek, well
mherta and ucI wRtt red, one OF the hest Stock
arms IN I,qa, over one hundred acres hroAs and
fenced 4 DIV cling lIou<c and good well 81 va
eer containing $50 acres.
For terms % sale call On tie undersigned. III
Tfrta1. ls,f JOHN II. STARR.
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TN. EE1'TELI,
r1 a. - ~, e II = II
Easr.nssl,TE L.

T. YARD, J. ). EDWARDS
THE above GusiE - will he cgFTicd uH in OF
/ lis blanchts IA the room :nrn.t. ~ a., cHIltl
~ The Cedar bemsctai, over h. pJst of:re. VI
iavite the citizens oi linton aHd tn" count!
around. to call ana ny w. aut see II can't
II, make and please. We warrant all oar sgE,
and d. il to order, in the latest Ne York - .c
Eeeeicet that one Goa: we! made t" ogdes Ia
~ofth two made tor eastern merchandise. We
Ill do cutting on the saortts - notice. Prices reA
sonable. We vii takc most kinds Of rgod4cc.
snd wood in particular. sor oaT WORK.
Upton June 10Th l-5s. 25mG
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The only Full Course Mercantile Col
lege In Iowa.

Ills the design OF the rroprictors Of these Col,
ir-rs to SPARE no expense in making these model
Institutions adording the most adequate iacl!i''ts
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The ,.onr,e of instruction il as thorough and
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