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Sr. LOUIS, June 29.--The Republicans Of
st. Louis Congressional district, in conven.
ton yesterday, nominated Frank +. Blair,
Jr.. for re election to Congress, by acclams-
ton. Resolutions passed re-ailirming doc
trines Of Thomas Jefferson, denouncing the
Administration opposing negro equality,
advocating extinction Of slavery in Missouri,
and the removal o: negroes from the state.
Three full tickets are now in the field,
American. Democratic and Republican.
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TO ECONOMICAL FAMILIES AND LaDIts MAR.
KiEb on SINGLE.
L,DR tfF1T CEkTs ene a,sd, Ia ps,s'sss stamp. The
T. andSrsirns cod viii ioysArd by return sssi NE t'd
tpSEnx htaluabt. ban.4 hold TsSspts made without Uou
bic saf fal pFiHis1 Instructions Fur ssIis can
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Iio~ " mate F9ndfis rubis, for f'fn"v ~ supsrta
81. Hat
Hos a. fnAks Jssh POetsf
Hos max. Hair Rec ~ auEes
lies ~ mars Hair bye
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WINEBAGO.


eTEANNS wv MI
fVNuE natural fArilrs hitch this Town enjoys above any
other north 81 ~ Apthoa, Is bouni 10 male one 81
tho hrsi tho state The Brdss commenced last iai
across the Mississippi river at this point by the rhorRY al
Mr. Norhrop h canp teted II 10 noble al u'tofa
Of arr And the only Bridge north VI NJ Anthony liza, spans
tho great falhsT Of Mstsrs Mr. Norhf"p has also par
chased the large aud elegant ilu,' AMI opened u sr the
accommodation 81 the public
Hooks nov b-ins opened for subscription. to he
siock IN tba Nianebaso Water Power company. undar
the charter granted by The Legislature. last winter The
water puw 81 this point 10 the bes, shove - Ahuony
aud the easiest of improve .n which viii Ultimately
maks our Of he hrsi Manufacturing lawns Ia the stas"
To thn.. Who seeking permanent homes, No other
portion Minnesota offer greater Inducements lhah ihs
III. at III" country i one az toe miles IN w@h
on the river about equally divided between ,at open
ings aud fsira wrs, Of this Ia m"sly WOODLAND consist
ing II sugar Maple with = mixture ~ uat tmi HE'D
birch Bu.rnut Eastwood, Ash and other kinds ~ hard
Wool nc col ia Of dark vegetable mould laying la long
and p.nua svel. while Ia he valleys err many ei"sr
CRY sAt iasrs Abunndng Ia hsh with nnoerons springs
forming Streams Of never failing water Meadows o.
interS ais oiirb found, principally along VI" small
bearing kind q graas termed blue oni o. pea
Welding from two tD three tons III hay per aerr The
best adapt.d tosrek This land 10 nov surveyed and
op.n hd s.udsmnnL The Surveyors drscribt This PORTION
~ the and nufth~esi ~ Ninnrhaso, c",pf'
sing Rtssrns Dunglss and tasdonia routes ss lately
eyed be The best adapted for agricultural porpo
i am purilnh o the hale and hsl near spPr"sb 10
the piuo Lands ysR nottbsast "h the Mssvslpl VII Tor
years come tmmand ready market Tor tlHir pro
duct mhir ~"h-
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PHILADELPHIA, June 29.-At On alarm
Of fire last night, fight occurred between
members OF the Moyamensing and Shelter
fire companies, in which Samuel Carr. .
member Of the latter, was instantly killed
by q pistol ball through the head. Two
Other men were wounded. ARRAYS occurred
in the evening on board the Gloucester fer
~ boat, in which V. Hail was killed. The
murderer escaped.
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CHARLESTON, S. c., June 29.--The steam
CT Cahawba, from Havana and Key West,
25th inst, arrived here to-day reports su-
gar active in the better grades at steady
prices, but depressed in the inferior.
The irigate Wabash arrived at hey
West on the 18th the place was healthy.
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MoRrGAGR sALE. Default having been msd.
u ~ the pkymshi ~ The - twelve hundred sd
thrty brss dollars dGsTeuiy "a s"h's q ~ -s SbBrh
10 aimed he ins no date ~ ID nirs esr'sth
gage bearing dAis ne ih.ri azy 81 March IsSl
sseeLsi bJ David u. frAI~f and AlifA " Ayisf be ore
II frsEkfSF5 10 The county 81 NIVet AM @izs 81 Mir
sssvs 10 HENRI Holm aBd u. gAsinAb 81 tbs hsAis
Of tssa ard rerGrafd h. hr "nes 81 he ssTts'eF II
DEEDS ~ ne e~shiy u Move Ia BsDs ~ Mortgage
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CINCINNATI, June 29.-iesterday morn.
ing the distillery OF G. Curry, near Coving.
ton was destroyed by fire.
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At CHlsHHas March DFh 40
hkDEkED, Thai regular terms Of the bisiriri Court
" for the Third Judicial Disifiri 81 The fsrrilpry a
Nnn-s,A be hsi IA and for The several cDunr h"rrin
after tanned. The Court Rooms Al he several ouDy
- a.. of sad toanifs ga the days hereinafter meuissd
sad Courts 20 commence A. the hour OF eleven ia The
foreman on the sail D. - dssighAtTd 80 ~u.
IN the county 81 BiHs Esfih The lin DAY Il Way
ls5p
In he county ~ FarhAG't he 2rh day ~ MAY ls5S
Ia NE county II WAssos he ~ dAl ~ May, isss
In he rnubiy q hONsr he N day Il June. ibl@.
In tho county ~ Rice On the sh iay ~ June, is5~
Ia tho capHy 81 nspnepln us zsr1 lay II June 1873
Ia the county ~ Dakota The RIB day Il July, ISs-
In the county Carver the Eth day II Joy. lsAs
Ia The c1gniy u stbsy he srd day VI August D&s.
10 NE county 81 NeLrosi he ION day u knFnsi,
isls
Ia he county u l.. -asur NE I,lb dsy u haEa.,
100
In he county u Steele hs 81. DAY q Ausasl lssS
'HAs. v. Ff.ksUEat.
EprtNsGgi Assp jest. sup. t0aff r.
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crArn nf NINNksorA MsrRlcr ,otMr

SrAfE 90 MINNESOTA, DISTRICT ,ot nj,
- ksmAft t,ants. u JadlttA District
Iunis ttiInf nrAinst ihompsuh a. nnoliy, inu-
Robert iarii SsupTd Ahtheny u Aoiit,.
To TtumF,uU tutinu Y. Louis Roberts hash sanford,
and kbihaay 10. hunis. dc uuashs ahn,. tanned,
You Etr kentt Summoned ami required To All
The ooaI la,nt this acton, Which has been hed
IA the ofrr ne 'lers ot tits tnurt ~ sAnt fanl IA
said k.msy EQUITY aud 10 serve cPy ~i }out answer
She SAL coup sii The subscriber. NJ bis "lce IN
The cay "l Aaint Pant Ia said Rsp.ss county, within
Nen,dss Ansr he service hereof exclusive III the day
of such service and u YEA fail 10 answer ID" said cent
plant tHil ha alurszaid, the pi,hih Ii this ne
ism Nia sppy q, he Court tot hs ivhei demanded IA
The cotnpsirt
Daasd IN, ) 1855, - .
HENRY ! HORN
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CHOICE rIRsTCLAss INSURANCE
BY rHE
i1TNA INSURANCE. COMPANY,
HARTFORD. CONN.

ISCORroR ArRp IsIa-CHARTER PERPETUAL
CAsn cAru.L sloooae
Absolute and unimpaFe4. With 4 surplus %
ssDs,SS -, and he presuge ~ = years
success aad experience.
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INDIANAPOLIS. June pat the Demo
cratic Convention in the 4th Congressional
District, today, w. 5. Holmes, auti.I.e.
comptonite, was nominated for Congress.
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STaik 90 MINNESOTA, bihtRttr tutKi,
- County of Noffi. u, lh Judicial iKirteL
Ois 4. sheldon against Charles Z! fruess and tlifa
beth feurJA his Nue, tulruan n. Nhseer aud fioctA
=, Nens- Nuunons.
1oChsrls. %, f.usys and klssheh feusts, hla wife,
coleman Wheeler. aud hitc :. Neiirs.
tuu, and zach al you, are hereby summoned and re
quir.d ihs ooml lsnt IA this aeu"n which has
been hlet be office III hr trtk oi this 'onrt, ut lat
tie Fails ia he County III Morrison, Ia raj state oi MIN
nesaa api To- serve capy 81 snt Ans~rr "a TIE sad
complaint te subscribers nj their "niee 10 hsint Paul
IN the uuuiy ul Ramsey IA .ald STATE within twenty
days at tr he ul Tits summons u you cseiu
sye III the day ul such service and " tun tail ,o mn
sMer The sail Thin The time aforesaid, the
pisnn this ton viii apply Ia The Court iUf the
hri drmauisi Ia the said complaint.
Dated tant raul MAJ d iNts
VAN hI1kN oFFI,kK.
lsg ltEN Pisinus'a Aunfn.ys
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l The COW has letter A MARRIED On her hir, Tho own
away. T. \. NANftkrH,
leS-wA f1ue 81. near CapI pAnA's.
COMMISSIONERS NoriCe-In the mstrr az the
" estate ., fe,.f riroaN deceased Notice IL hereby
given hat a. Special Term of the frohste tcart mr.
Ramsey Co n.y. lea III the city al ~, Paul tho iMh
day Of April ISIS. ". y. Murray and VIM u Ne,sfvrty
arpoRttd Commissioners 10 receive. examine and
saiust all claims aud demands VI ell persoais
against the estate ti sai deceased Aud the aforesaid
Nontussi,ners Will meet the ofc~ of MeFfay Mas.
ia the ely o. 81 Paul saturday The lab dat of May
instant, and saturday Il every succeeding week
thereafter Cor sa ncn'hs aiirr The psesAin q tbs NO.
tico. WV I NVRRA,
myts-w6a WA y Mc'kNKTS.
ntsrRitr CoURr. ftfTu JUDICIAL DISTRICT
- Steele County, MianesDA
JOAN Oliver AMI Willard Wheaton against Martin q,
Walker
10 the Defendant.
You ARE herrby summoned and required 10 answer
the sonps Ia hi. seu@, which hisd Ia the ohes
Of the terk 81 he nsTct Court for tho county OF steele
the seventh da, al May, A. a. tsS apd srr,e
your answer ms Al my uhce, IA he village "a t~
aonna whiu twenty days amer h- service OF this sum
mons upon ,sa. exclusive 81 the day OF sash service,
sf0Fe..a, he rH,nih. wit take Judgment against
and tels, with interest In "a the soyshtconth dAy
May, i~aS he side, o,st-,
Dated oSa.s.ha, Nay iiih. lfA -
VI. \ DALEY.
JeIa-wtN fIauua.' Attorney,
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! TAKEN pf-sy the subscriber. black With calf
III. COW has letter A MARRIED on her hir, Tho
away. 7. X. nANfURtH,
/ leS-wA fue ST. near CapL psnss.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-11-24
RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS.
From the Medical Journal

Tue GREAT GRAND DISCOVERY.
Singular Power Recently Discovered ami combined
with Radaays Reguatind Pils.--Fhe celebrated DR..
Railway has recently succeeded in obtaining nutiGious
extract concentralad that dose Of six pills will fur
ush the amount of nutrition to the blood is given
to the blood by an ounce Of ordinary bread This nu.
trous eztrac. he has succeeded in combining with Rad
ways Regulating Pills that while the system is under
going thorough physiong, cleansing, purifying and
regulating process, the weak, enebed debtated and
cut organs receive heatful nourishment. This
great discovery is invaluable Heretofore, under the u-
Guenoe Of the most innocent and best purgstges, Pills
etc, the patient grew weak and deblitsted. In Of
yellow fever tYphus fever, scarlet fever and other malg-
nan eVers small pox eryspeas, etc, the patient is un
able to partake sufficient nouishment to keep alive.
R4DWAY's REGULATING PILLS will entirely rev
ouonze the treatment of the sick 5liced with these
ma8des for or two Of kadwags Pills will give to the
wasng body sufficient nourshmeut as well as extermi
nate every particle Of disease from ths sysem Another
great power which these Pills possesg is that OF regulat
lug the Orgaos OF the system the performance Of their
duties The stomach, kidneys liverskin, bladder heart
and bowels are each Of them regular and exact in the
performance OF their several functions; thai those who
take these Pills, hogeyer costUe they may be- will en-
joy the luxury of hcathy dicharge from the bowels
every day, at regular and exact hour.
RADWAY'S REHoVATTHG RESoLYEBT.
The disc0very OF this wonderful renOyato Of Che hu
man body secures 10 medical science new medicinal
property.
1t only quickly safely and eectualy the fol
lowing disorders;
HUMoRS IN THE BLOOD.
eNuiuA, luwofs bieeunB OF Lungs
Syphilis Consumption, st. vitae Dance,
horee, Rickats, Bait Rheum,
Asthma, Nodes. Cauker,
Bronohitin, Fever aoras, Rash,
Ulcer, Eryaipelas letters
II rcnOvates the systfm completely, Resolving away
from the solids al impure Poisonous and diseased 6epos
It's freeing the blood nni fluids Of NE from All corrupt
humors restoring energy and yigor, health and strength
TO every organ and member of the bodyj but will erad
cate from lho System b constitutional malades and In
hrmltos inherited by scky children Of diseased partntp
Lcthose affected with any disease, Beroiua, or cost
tuhonal inGrmitiea, tate hadways kenoyating Resol
vent
Sold by Druggists everywhere
Il. Il. r..
ONCE i62 Fulton street, New York
apl derus&Wiy
Worcester daily spy., 1858-11-24
RADW4YS REGULATING PILLS.


RADWAY'S READY RELIEF
J. One of the most remarkable properties which this
all pogeTiu remedy POSSESSES is that Of Eiectricitg-
1t truly eeelrhes the whole system with healthiu in
fuence Its action upon the poisonous gases of malaria
whether it be the iniecirg eiuY,a Of Yellow Tgphus
Stoamp, Measles Scarlet other Malignant FeVers or
FeUe, 4gue, Bilious Fever, Cholera, Diarrha Dy sen
terry EuX whether the stomach becomes iuhamed aud
rtated from the udsOa0us ,tracts o. acid plants tapt
ed meats nuripa fruits green vegetables dose or
two of kSd4ays Ready Relief sill instantly neutraize
the poisonous elements thar may be in the stomach alay
the most violent in2mmatons AMI forify the whole sys
TEN against sickness or painful difficulties,
In all cases, therefore, of Cholera, Cholera Morbus
Fux, Fevers, &C. there is remedy safe certain
to take, RadHsys Ready Relief Its electrical DOW
eTs will the instant taken, charge the system Nth
health and UigOr.
q AS a COUNTER IRRITANT, withdrawing the con-
gested blood which IN Of Rbeumatilul, Lumbaeo
Gout Neuralgia, Scatico, Hfics much pain upon he
patient-t acts with the fapdiy Of lightning the instant
the Relief rubbed the parts of The body where there
is painit re estabishes equalization Of the blood
congestion being Withdrawn, Inflammation is removed
and psln ceases.
3. AS a DBasius Stimuiant.--In cases of Weakness,
Languor, Debility, Depression OF Spirits, Restlessness
Melancholy, nervous Trmb,ings Hy stercs, &c, it diff
fuses It's heAthiu tonic properes throughout the en-
tire system. 1t revyes and re.invgorates the aged
crippled iufTm, and nervous. Il DpATe new Iile and
strength Weak and feeble females who from continued
suffering with lCeakeninE discharges, are wasting
away, Railways Ready Relief wll restore sound and
health condition.
4. ITS CLEANSING AND HEALING PROPERTIES
are quickly proged in of pounds, gun shots or
stings, bites OF dogs snakes, insects, &c. The
Railways Ready Relief is applied the panied parts it
neutrases the poison arrests the Infection aays
nation and prevents modification.
g. AS BODY GUARD TO PREVENT the system
against sudden attacks Of sickness especially when ep
demicS prevail, in Of sudden cramps In the
stomach bowels, Bilious Ohoc, Fevers OF OH kinds
dose Of Railways Ready Relief will check the progress
the disease and prevent serious diillculties
6. Exposure to heat Cerebral Dticulties.-Persops
who are obliged to be exposed the hot rays of the SUM-
saou.a 3 jhey EEL sai hesGacbs etc ake
Worcester daily spy., 1858-11-24
MEDICINES.

EAR. T. II. THOMPSON would respectfully
announce to the citizens OF worcester ana Fc!nuy'
that he has taken rooms at No. lzl Main street ne Is
happy assure them that his medicines for the follow
ing complaints and diseases generally are preeminent
and unsurpassed for the of scrotua, CahkeF LIVER
Complaint, Dyspepsia, Costiyeness, Piles, NerYoui DIS
eases, Pain in the Back. side Limbs and Joints, Hu
mors and all impurities Of the Blood whereby the const
tuition has become enebed enables the Doctor to offer
relief to all.
Dr. Thompsou's new medical discovery the CULLUBRI.
AN COMPOUND for the of diseases Of private na-
tuTe is unrvxled curing The most alarming cases nj pri
Sae diseases in all Their various stages as speedily as is
consistent with the poduction Of thorough anu ptrma
neut cure.
DR. t. has had years of practice in the cure Of the
above classes of dseaSes and aow attributes bis nvars
Die success Of bis new Medical Discovery ~ curing the
most obstinate. deep rooted, complicated long settled
and Inherited disorders Of the human economy.
Young and others afflicted with 5emina Debility,
from whsteVer cause, with trains of bodily and mental
evils which follow when neglected. should make an early
application thereby avoiding much trouble and suffering
well as expense.
Ulcers upon the Body, Throat Nose, Pain in the
Bones, and all Mercursl yield to DR. T.'s proper
and only OF treatment, exclusive Of the
use OF mercury aud every deeteous drug and in short
time the patients male to rejoice 10 pere3t health
Hardly day passes but cOpsuled by one more
with the above diseases some Of whom are weak and ema
cistel as if they had the consumption, and by their
friends are supp 2sed to have it.
To FEMALES All diseases peculiar to females such as
Impressions, Irregularities &C. &c speedily and effect
ualy removed The efficacy Of bis medcne for the
OF the above affections have been well tested for the last
twenty years.
D1 ThompsOn's FsmG'e Specific. This remedy.
which hiss been successfully in all n Sup
preston and irregulary incident to married and single
ladies' is only to be procured at his office, No. 12l Main
street, Worcester
Persons at distance may consult DR. r. by letter (post
PAID describing their case, and have medicines
curey put up and forwarded any part of the United
states with full and explicit directions for use.
Office arranged with separate apartments so that pa
tents cRc sre no one bat the Dortu
DR.. T. makes charge Tor short combinations.
Letters post paid duly answered. those requiring much
advice should enclose small fee sufficient compensate
for the time required to write the answer
Office hours from a. m to 9 p m. dtf o29
Worcester daily spy., 1858-11-24
CONSULTATION FREE.


ID Il Il =
Magma est Yeritas ct prsualebit"
The wonderful discoveries brought to light by The cele
bratei Dr. Rad way Co, the eminent Chemists of New
York within the past quarter Of century have contrib
uied more to the ease, comfort, safety and ongeyyG
the human than all other uedicina agents use.
RADWAY'S BEADY RELIEF.
The first Of these important and valuable discoveries
startled the world with wonder surprise its rapid
efficacy curing the SICK aud stopping the most
ciatng pains.
The discovery the Renovatng Resolyent; the
only remedy in that possesses the remarkable prep
critics Of eradcatng from the system all constitutional
naadies inherited By scky children Of diseased parents
These discover5 however but Lesser Lights the
GTsGt, Grand Discovery recently made, aud which is
calculated 70 revolutionz the present practice Of med
cine aud theatmsu Of disease The result of this great
discovery is given the world in the form of Pills ee
gauty coated with Gun, not to offend del
lcate alom chs. Ghey neither scken grippe Every
dose hst taken impsrt renewed strength and vgor to
the sick AID sofebied body. they are called
RADR4Y'S Regulating PILES.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-11-24
EpARTICU LAR ATT ENTION TO
C0NBuMERS OF WHITE LEAD.
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
M II
NO: nab Main Street.
We would call the attention Of the public to our large
stock Of
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We would call the attention Of the public 10 our large
stock Of
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
Which Offer at reduced prices. We have on hand
large stock OF aud second hand Furniture Feather
Beds Mattresses, Curtains and Fixtures, Crockery and
Glass Ware Table Cutlery Britannia and Silver Plated
Ware, Cooking Stoves &c that will sell AZ prices
that cannot fail to suit the eeouonci purchaser
Also, lot Of Eight Day and Thirty Hour CLOCKS,
that will good time keepers aud sell at less
price than be found any other store IN this oity
Also, hne lot OF OA@E0 PINS an Bar Drops, Bosom
Studs Sleeve Buttons and Gold Rugs 40 per cent less
than the usual prces. Can and them Fancy
Goods, Pocket Cutlery Note and Letter Paper Envelopes
Cotton Hosiery, suspen iefH, Handkerchief Crayats,
Carpet Bags Umbrellas &c. &c.
" consiRnmenis Of all kinds Of Property solicited
for Auction Sales and Goods taken consignment for
private sale
PUTNAM & CLARK,
No. l43 Main Street.
Woroegter. Jnly g. Az
Worcester daily spy., 1858-11-24
ES RAILROAD rg-1 whe
s--zszkk----dsaS AND STEAMER skgwill nst.-

GEN ERAL TICK s~vurse. ...s:5Is=-ssszzl.Ss
For all the Southern and wSoston fol-
RoroaSa saaIlo 10 dp aTr all L9asaon Ell OffIOE'
hnd it ~uuon memb and Innsv saEs norris and
questions. Tsnnts. Passengers. by this line, will
plsiuNcn peasanter and from 81 to 50 cheaper than
n other routes including meals and state on the
boats. For III kets, arply to BRADLEY CO., Leon
ards Express Office; n. NJ Wer, General Ticket Agent
Worcester and Nashua Railrosd; at Junction Ticket
Office Worcester; or O. E. SHAW, Travelling Agenti and
NJ Ray General Receiver, II Albany street, Boston.
Iisf nf farnn frnm Wnfneaier.