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\ GREAT BOOK FOR AGENTS.
Published tils Day, fej. 8, 1858,
Fifty Years in Chains

OR, THE LIFE OF AN AMERICAN SLAVE,
WRITTEN BY HIMSELF.
43G Pages, Cloth. Gilt Back Price 81.
This is the title OF one o. the most intensely
interesting biographies Of the day. 1t Is
plain history of al American slave IN tie f.r
Sodth who, after two or three escapes and re-
captures, finally, an oil man, found freedom
and rest in one OF the Northern States.
WHAT THE PRESS SAY.
The story is told with great simplicity, bui
with much powe, and pathos. Whoever takes
it Will find il dficQlt to lay it down until it IS
dnished.-TafioHal Era, Washington. D. c.
\ narrative Of real experience ike the above
VII have far more effect against slavery than
the ingeuiously wrought Govel, however true
TO life lis pictures may De.-4m. BJD.iS'.
Here Is 2 book Of facts, stranger than fiction,
AMI thausaad-told more thrilling; a simple
tale Of lifelong oppression, revealing truly the
workings cf tue "FecH.i1r Institution in cur
country. To the story-lsviEg we would say,
here is a story worth eadta-.-EissioH Record.
! THOROUGH CANvASSER Is WANTED.
In each county in the free STATES. to engage
in tie sale OF the above work immediately.
Such can easily clear from
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THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY
ARE SICK.
Thousands lro4id Gre Hq!fthesr Fortunes 10
PE WET

BE WE'LL.
q END them to D. TYLER who by Spirit
- aid, can sEs what others guess at can
see your disease, see al its extent and progress
and see the means OF eare. For descriptive cir
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formed during the past five years in the West
and South, send one three cent stump, and
address Dr., S. Tyler, 442 Broadway, New York.
Persons al n distance can be treated BY
sending q lock Of hair, age, sex and symptoms.
Consultation fee S5. L40-tf
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Henry II. Dent, ! No. 239 jane Term, 1857.
rs IN the Court Of Common
Henry Haynes Pleas of Potter County
ACTIoS or EJECTNEST
for = tract of land il Hector Township in said
county containing siIey-siZ and FIVE teuths
acres OF thereabout, bounded as follows, to
wit. Beginning at the south west corner Of
lot No. 90 of H. II. Dent't lands contracted 20
be sold TO Samuel Rover, thence east thirty
four rods, thence south SixtY-seYen and three
terths perches to the Y. line of lot No. -
thence west ore hunired and nineteen and
three tenths FeIches 10 the east line of lot No.
73, thence north one hundred and six pe-ches,
thence east eigh-v-fve and three tenths per-
chez, thence south thirty-eight and seven
tenths perches TO the place Of beginning, being
lot No. So of H. II. Dents lands in said Town
ship, formerly Bingham Estate lands), and
part of warrants Nos. 1889 ( 1920.
And new TO VT: February lG, 1888. On mo-
ton of F. " Knox, PITS AIRY, rule on Def-t
to appear and plead by the third day Of next
term or Judgement and the court direct pub
licaton of said rule according 20 law.
Potter County, 81 Certified from the record
this 22nd day of March. 4. D. 1853.
37-4t H. J. OLMSTED, ProtFy.
LIST OF CAUSES,
NOR Trial at JUNE TERN, 1855, of the
4 Court of Common Pleas Of Potter County.
VI. T. Jones, rs. DelO:s Dwight.
''l:sns3pRi n ), Mills. use Of A,p, Cone,
9 Stevens, ct al.
Foster Reynolds, " Thomas Gillland,
Pike Township, q D. J. Chappel
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Henry II Dent, Ne -, june Term. 1857.
*. II the Court OF Common
Daniel Haynes 4 Pleas OF Potter County.
John Haynes. ACFIoS OF EJECrXENT
for 4 tract Of Laud in II .ctor Township. con-
tanning one hundred ami fifteen aud seven
,euths acres. or therea5outs. bounded as fol-
ioa-s, 10 wiz: Beginning al twenty-five per-
caes no th from the :. v. corner OF Lot No
~ OF the allotment Of II. H. Dents lands, now
in possession oijoseph Smith, thence west one
hundred ana liity perches, thence north seven
T. percLeS, thence cast forty -toar rerchts,
thence north eighy-six perches. thence east
one hundred and six perches 10 the west line
OF lot No. s3 Of the said allotment, theace
south one hundred and htty->ix peren 5 to The
place Of begnainE, being lot No. - Of tue
allotment Of II. H. Dents land IN said Town
ship and part Of Warrants Nos. 1890 & ) $50.
Ard now to wit: February O. 1858. On mo-
ton Of T. ". Knox. Esq, PITS At =. rule on
Deft TO appear and plead By the third day OF
next term ar Judgement and the court direct
publication Of said ralc according u Law.
Potter Comfy, S. Certified rom the record
this 2GnI day Of March. 4. D. -s5S
37-4t. ii. ]. OLNSTED. Proti'Y.
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ACCURDEONS,


NiULINS,
and Musical Instruments Of all kinds al lower
prices thaa ever before offered TO the public
A large discount to Teachers aud Seboola
b. trade supplied on the most liberal TERMS
SECONDHAND Pianos, at great bar
gains, constantly in store,-price from $50 to
$40.
3iTSKC.--0ne Of the largest and best Sc
lec.ei catalogues of Music now published,
many Of the choice ard most pop
ular airs Of the day, ard viii tie SOLD 81 oHc-
third of from the regular prices.
Music sent by mail 20 al parts Of the conn
try, postpaid. Particular and personal atten-
ton paid to al orders received hy mail. Sat
ls1a ,tion guaranteed in every instance. Pianos
and ;;ciodeons for rent and rent allowed on
puachase Planes and Meloieons for sale on
month"; payments. Second hand Pianos ia
Ken Ia exchange for new. General and select
Catalogues and Schedule Of prices forwarded
10 AL paris q the country by mail
Great Inducements offered 10 AGENTS
in all parts of the country, TO sell The Horace
Waters Pianos, Melodaols, and Catalogue Of
Music. SAC
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$50 To SI0G PER MONTH.

and is as large a. the books that sell for Sl25
but as We mean to sell 1t least ONE HUN
DR3O THOUSAND COPIES, through agents,
We have made The retail price ONE DOLLAR,
4 SAMPLE COPY Of the book will be sen.
by mall, postage paid, on receipt of the price,
and our private circular to Agents, with teTAs,
etc Address
II. DAYTON. Publisher,
35-3mo No. % Ann-stCeet New York.
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1T IS NOT 4 DYE.

We subjoin few names of those who re-
commend MRS. :. \. ALIENS WCELD.S
HAIR RESTUGER AND ZlLOBALSAMCN
Pres; Eaton, oi Union University: The fall
ing OF hair ceased, and ny g y locks changed
to original color" Rev. {. A. Buckbee, Treas
An. Bible Union, \. Y: -Icheerfully add my
testimony" Rev. Il. '. Degen, Id. - Guide to
Holiness Boston: We can testify To its ef-
fects" Rev Z. K. Fairchiid, Cor. See. Chm
Union. \. Y. Used in my family with ben
ehcial effects" Rev. a. Webster, Chm Era. ="
Boston: Since using yoar preparations, I am
neither bald or grey as heretofore Rev Jas
Il. Cornell, Cor. Sec, etc, y. Y: 1T has re-
stored the hair Of one OF nv family TO lis orig
inaI color and stopped lis falling out, etc, etc
We can quote fron numerous Others CT Ike
standing in Europe and America. but for fur
ther information, send Tor circular 10
MRS. 6. A. ALIENS
WORLDS HAIR RESGORGR DEPOT,
T35-3mn. No. $50 Broom-st., y. 7.
~SOLD ETERTFHERE
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.

i Bsafroisnt Institution, established by s,.cia!
eAdora.e7t .tl9r Tie TeLisf ef the slck and DIS
treyssd, g6i1cte9 srik TiruIent G1s
LgiaeTaic diseases.
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CONSUMPTION, SCRQFulh. C0UGnS,
CHRONIC RHEUMATISM.
DsJij.,t, end al Dissrses qei$i7g from Z Sr-ofa,
lo4s or Impoverished stare ef the B.ood.
HEGENAN, CLARK i cos
GENUINE COD-LII-EP OH,
Has stood the test of over ten ye r. experience.
and is recommended by all the most eminen;
physicians as the most vaiu Die remedy in use
Df. WILLIAMS, the Gel brated Physician OF tie
London Consumption Hospital, took notes o!
il effects in about 5JU cases, END found il
mere eficacious than all remedies vet d.scor-
cred. This remedy, so valuable e4en pare, be.
comes worthless or I'M njdTious When aful, ratsd
See that the label has the eagle ani mortar,
and the signature over the cork Of each bottle
as thousands have been cured br the use OF
tie genuine article VINO had used others with
out success. Sold by all Druggists.
35-3mo. HEGhMAN / CO.
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NEW GOODS.
Low Prices aad Ready Pay,

Al SHARON CENTER.
TH2 SUBSCRIBERS are offering 70: sale
4 an cnIrely new stock, consisting Of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES. HARDWARE,
COOKERY, GLASS WARE, BOOTS
d SHOES, HATS & CAPS, I'M
BRELLAS, PARASOLS,
WINDOW SHADES,
WALL PAPER. READY
MADE CLOTHING, YANKEE
NOTIONS, &c, &c.
In our selections The wants Of all hare been
remembered. The Gentlemen can find in our
stock Of Ready Made Clothing an elegant
Fashionable suit, or substantial Business
sult1 and We have Hats l. Caps and Boots
Shoes to match
The Ladies can find Fashionable Bonnets
beautifully trimmed, or bonBets and trimming;
a good assortment of Dress Goods, and trim
mings; Gloves, M.t;s, Hosiery and CATERS
And. last but no: least corded and skeleton
Skirts allo, Rattans, irt-Whalebone and
Brass Skirt-Hoops; beautiful Jet Necklaces
and Bracelets, Corals, Fans, and too rnanv
other things 70 euumerate-au OF which Ee
are selling low for Cash, Lumber, or anv kind
Of Produce. FLOUR, AEAL, FISH &c, con-
stantly Oh hand.
W B. l. j. II. GRAVES.
Sharon Center, Peter Co, Pa, June S,
ls5I.-IQ.3-tf.
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New York Advertisements.
1858.
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PRoTHoS0TARY OFFlCE
April Il 1853.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-09

" SURANCE C0MPANY.-T'he Annual Meeting Of
this Company, for the choice of officers will be held at
their office, on the Sth inst, at 2 O'Clock p. m.
CHARLES NJ. MILES, Sec'y.
Worcester, Dec. |. 1858 DIV
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A CART WHEEL SToRY-A very good-na-
tured story is told of one Barley Willard,
though the finale of this joke possesses small
credit for Bartey's love of truth, or his natural
business habits, either. He was a wheelright
by trade, and though an excellent workman,
was remarkable for his habit of representation.
He would promise over and over again, with as
little scruple, and, as many positively lasts, -
as a theatrical star. Having plepged his word
to a very urgent customer, for the third time,
that he would have his cart done by certain
day, Barley again failed to keep his engage
ment and on the arrival of the owner, the cart
was still unfnised.
DWELL, said the customer, "you have got
my cart done this time of course p
"Yes," said Barley, 81 done the work, and
supposed it was quite ready for you, when l
discovered that had made an unacountable
mistake that will put me back a fortnight"
"Ah, indeed" said the customer whats
the trouble 2"
"Why, you see, said Barley, with gravity,
and an air of extreme vexation, "you see l
have made mistake never made such a
blunder in my liie-I have committed the rid
iculous mistake of making both wheels for
the same side-they are both off wheels |"
as it possible 2" said the customer, who was
thoroughly mystifed and so allowed Barley
another fortnight to finish the cart,
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DIR. FRANLIN's ONLY SoN.-As the name of
Franklin is ever so prominently before the pub
lie, ii may not be minteresting to give some
account of his only son. William, about whom
we think little is known by the community at
large. Unlike his father, whose chief claim is
for the invaluable services he rendered his
country in her greatest need, the son was from
the first devoted loyalist Before the Revo-
lutionary WBr he held several civil and militia
ry offices of importance. AT the commence
ment of the war he held the office of Governor
of New Jersey, which appointment he received
in 1913. When the difficulties between the
mother country and the colonies were coming
TO u crisis, he threw his whole influence in ia
yOr of loyalty, and endeavored to prevent the
legislative assembly of New Jersey from sane
tiOning the proceedings of the General Con-
gress of Philadelphia. These efforts, however.
did but little to stay the tide of popular senti-
ment in favor of resistance to tyranny, and
only involved him in difficulty. He was de-
posed from office by the Wings, to give place
to William Livingston, and sent prisoner to
Connecticut where he remained two years in
East PindOr in the house of Captain Ebenezer
Grant, near the Theological Seminary now
stands. In l77S he was exchanged, and soon
after went to England. There he spent the
remainder of his life, receiving a pension from
the British Government, for the loss he sus-
tanned by his fidelity. lie died in 1918, at the
age of 81. AS might have been expected, his
opposition to the cause Of liberty, so dear to the
heart Of his father, produced an arrangement
between them. For years they had no iuter-
course. When, in 1854 the son wrote to his
father, in his reply DIR. Franklin says, "Nothiug
has ever hurt me so much and affected me
with such keen sensations, as to find myself
deserted in my old age by my only son !;
and not only deserted, but to find him taking
up arms against me in a cause wherein my
good fame, fortune, and life, were all at
stake" In his will, also, he alludes to the
part his son had acted. After making some
requests he adds "The part he acted against
me in the late war, which is of public notore-
ty, will account for my leaving him no more Of
an estate he endeavored to deprive me Of )"
The patriotism of the iather stands forth all
the brighter when contrasted with the deser-
ton Of his son.
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T r O N, S 7 E E L, sc.
large assortment of best Refined Iron round fiat and
cter and small round and square, from 36 to 96 inch
Assorted Swedish Iron, nat and square.
Best Norway Bar Iron.
Best hOrse-nail rods, from L. b. Iron.
large assortment of horse and OX-shoe Iron.
large variety of Norway shapes and rods
A good assortment of Hoop and Band Iron from to
inches wide.
Assorted Low Moor, "a very superior Iron.)
Oval and halt-rOund Iron, from to inch.
Sheet Iron.
Best Cast Steel English and American square, fat and
sheet
Best Machinery Cast Steel.
Scigl-shoe Steel
English Spring Steel.
German Steel.
Blistered ID Steel.
Calkng Steel.
Cast Steel Face Anvs and Vises
Best English Anvs and Vises.
Nuts and Washers
ANletrees and Boxes.
Carriage Springs and Carriage Bolts
Blacksmiths' Bellows, Sledges, and Hammers
Drill and Stone Hammers.
Portable FORCES.
Gable Chain
Hammered and Machine Horse Nails, made from the
best of stock.
Horse Rasps and Files
BOraX.
Beach Sand.
Ohio and Nova Scotia Grndstones.
nS- The above will be sold the most favorable terms
by the subscribers at their old stand Washington Square,
PRATT d INMAN.
Worcester, Dec. l, 1853 deodawtf dc
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CASHMERE SCARFS.-A few Scarlet
~ scarfs with Cashmere border, Just received. Very
scarce and desirable Prices from ~ 70 e will not last
long A. Y. THOMPSON 4 co.
oil dislOt
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I, E C 7 U r L S,
WORCESTER COUNTY MECHANICS ASSOCIATION.

SELECT SCHOOLING. 1S8 Main St
~ Miss Bigelows School recommended on "Wednesday
the hrst day of December Application may be made
and farther particulars obtained at the schOOroom or al
Mr.. a. BigelOw's No. Is Park street.
Worcester, q div
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GQtants.

WANTED.-Two Body makers, at S. R.
W PARKERS Carriage Mandatory, Milbury,
Mass. d2w* de-
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TERMS OF ADVERTTsT~a-

EMBELLISHMENTS published, either in the DALI
WEEKLY SPY for sLOO a square" for three sertions
ana ~ cents Tor esch subsequent insertion Ten lines
less) constitute square Advertisements orIersd
inside or in any prominent place. as also those largely
displayed viii be charged rates Contracts by the
year may be made on liberal terms
~ All transient Advertisements must be raid in
adsaRce. Yearly regular advertisers will bo required
to make quarterly payments.
, ~ No gratTitoUs Advertisements No report reso
luuoIs, or proceedings of any corporation society or
association and no communication designed call atten
on To any matter of limited individual interest can
Oe inserted unless paid for Advertisement.
- The Publishers will not hold themselves respon-
sue Tor any errors that may occur beyond the amount
charged for the Advertisement.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-09

A NEW WATCH FOR TIMING
a n foHSES-rlIE CIRONODROMET Appleton,
Tracy Co., Watch Manufacturers, Waltham, Mass,
naye invented Watch for timing horses which performs
WIN prOnptiess aud accuracy before attained,
a drawing and full particulars sent on application ut
Wathan, or at 1863 Washington street. Boston, or 10 Rob
bins Appleton, New York patent has been applied
Tor dawtml n29
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NOTICE is hereby given that the part
nershp heretofore existing between the subscribers
under the firm of llFFT WHITE is this day dissolved
by mutual consent j. w. Tiff
~ Il. L. WHITE.
Millbury, Nov. 30, 1853 d6t* di
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a. be get.

- go HOUSES TO LET-The lower
Hii tenement of house No 10 Oxford street and the
AaA. upper tenement of House No. Is Austin street
both in good order and supplied with hard and soft water
Apply to S. Il. COTTON.
do
STORE TO LET-The Store recently
~ occupied by j. 0. Bemis Il Co. under the Bay State
House This Store is well located for Grocery or Meat
Market. Apply to T. W. HAMMOND, Treasurer.
nlZ diff
V'O LET-A very nice Upper Tenement
\ No. Chandler street Price slO5 Inquire of JAS
X PIERCE, corner Main and Austin Streets. diff ola
T'ENEMENTS TO RENT-In various
\ parts of the city. Inquire of NATHANIEL BROWN
No. Browns Block. dly ivl
NO RENT-Two nice rooms with Board
= suitable for and wife, or two single boarders
Address Box S. p. o. diff ap2
TTNO RENT-That beautiful Double House.
\ No 50 Austin Street. Inquire of D. R. PRATT, No
Il wellington Street. diff s2g
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ROSTON MUSTC SCHOOL-Thn Nm

SLElGHS.--A. ToLMAN & Co. have 8
- Atho or Orange Pattern sleghs for sale, cheap Tx
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-12-23
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Rather Cool.

A gensleman from New York, who had
been in Boston for the purpose of collect.
ing some money due him in that city, was
about returning, when be found that one
bill ofa hundred dollars had been over.
looked. His landlord, who knew the debt.
or. thought il doubtful case, but added,
that If it vas eolleetabls At all, a tall, raw.
bosed Yankee, then dunning lodger in
another part Of the hall, would "worry it
ont" Of the man.
Calling him mp, therefore, be introduced
him to the creditor, who showed him the
account.
"Wal, SQUIRE said he. "taint much use
o tryin, guess. know that cri.ter.-
You may - we'll try to squeeze ile out Of
Bunker Hill monument as to elect a debt
out Of him. But any how. Squire, wha. II
you give 'posin' do try?"
"Well sir, the bill 10 one hundred dollars
I'll give you half If you collect it."
"Greed," said the collector, "theres no
harm in tryin."
Some weeks after, the creditor happen.
ed to be in Boston, and in walking up Ire.
mont st., be encountred bis en.erprisiuc
friend.
"Look o'hers,' said he, esquire, had
considerable luck with that bill O. yougu.
You see stuck TO him like dog to root
but for the FIRST week or 50 twant no use
nots bit. Ifhe was .. home he was short
If he wasn't home, l could get 10 sa,islac,
ton"
"By and BY says I, after sixteen times,
III tx you! So l sat down Oh his door
steps, and sat al DAY and par, Of the eve.
ming, and ! begun air!y next day, bu,
about ten o'clock be "gin in He paid
me MY hall, and l gin him the note I"
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The second resolution was then adopted
by similar vote.
". W. Jerome, Of Clinton county. NOV
ed that committee Of 5 be appointed by
the chair 70 nemorialize the Governor to
call IN extra session, aud moved the pre-
vious question. Motion adopted.
NJ. Reed moved that the pre- sident of
this convention bs added to the committee.
Motion adopted.
Mr.. Churchill, Of Davis, moved that the
proceedings Of this convention be publish.
ed in al Of the papers Of the State tha.
will do il.
The committee to memorialize the gov
srnsr 10 II. T. Reed, Of Lee county; h.
Cook, Of Scott eouaty; W. W. jerome,
Clinsop county Charles Corkery. Du.
buque county; G. G. K. Mitchell, Scott
county.
Mr. Byington moved that the committee
appointed 70 memorialize the governor,
also furnish On engrossed copy Of the pro.
ceedings Of this convention. Motion adopt.
ID.
Gen. Reed, moved that the convention
adjourn sine die.
Butler noved that !: adjourn till o'clock
this evening. Motion lost.
Convention adjourned sine die.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-12-23

Tom strikes Dick over the shoulders
with rattan ~ big ~ your little finger.
A lawyer, in his indictment, would tell you
the story - follows: "And that whereas
the said Thomas at the said place, ON the
day and year aforesaid, and upon the body
Of the said Richard, against the people of
The state Of Pennsylvania, and their dig.
atty, did make mos. violent assault and
inflicted great many and divers blows,
kicks, cufs, bumps, contusions, gashes,
hurts, wounds, damages and injuries, in
aud upon the head neck. breast, stomach,
hips, knees, shins and heels Of said Rich
ard, with divers sticks, canes, poles, clubs,
logs Of wood, stones, dsggers, pistols, cut
lasses. bludgeons. blunderbusses and board
ing pixies, then end there held in the hands,
6sts, claws, and clutches Of him tho said
Thomas"