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THIS Roa4 runs nom Wheeiing 70 Baltimurs csTs
nlasl and 20 Washington, ffO0 mRas,l and presents
me fullest sdvantages both i-sht and psssengsI
line n runs through wild snd rzions of the
Alsehenies and being soldy esnstructed oompistsly
tacve and safest Railrosds in TIRE United States Ts
C-ntrsl ohio Rairosd from Columbus tEd Zsn-svIeti
Wheng uuites this rosd VITA az portions of the Wesi
Trr ov1v rHEouaH TIcKEra FRcm MrsrPEru
LOUISVILLE snd ST LOUIS 70 the NATIONAL NJ
rsOFoLIs are sold By tbs rad, which runs direct 3
Washnton without the delay of passing through altf
1or Il Il also the only lins b. Which baggage en- b
-I,srs-s 10 Washington from the Ohio river,
rT-By TIE MAIL ROUTE from heInphis, take the mai
ssser running daily for LOuisviis. osn1ectinz thers
uh ruf steamers Jacksonville Rsiiroad for Cpc-
aa vars they arrive to connect with the csrs 81
Tfrte Hfam Rafrusd for Coiunnbuz connect NJ thers
Eth Central Ohio Railroad through Newark snd lanes
vlIe 20 WhcenS. By the express train Of this routs
ths time 1m CncnnAti t. Baltimore and TashlnEto1
q 'sss than q hours
EBe sura ask for tickets by the Bzltors and Cht.
RsIirsad Reuts.
F3-PsEsenEsrs from Memphis SONG East thrsssh 81
T6ri. can buy Terouzh Tickets By tfe RaItr1r1 s OHIO
RaToad This route lays through vncnnes Terra IA its
Iudisnarcls, ETC., 20 WheeinE, the new Ohio an
Nssizsippi snd cCnnneotng Roads These cs1uections
Al direct, and the time from St Loas 70 Baltimors
BY this route be had Of the Agent unr the Plan
iers Housg At the following rates Fr0n s. Louis
altimere SIS 70 Washinxton s2s.
Al Wheeling the PASSENGER takes the Superior cars o.
the Baltimore and Ohio Rsrosd Which leave three TINES
sally i1r Baltiror WashinErul Phi adephia and Hev
fork- IhruaEl IS or II hours, Including stoupages.
For safetT sree- sty beauty q he coEnlrv, and
rane-s cesort this a is second % IN the Union
FaEIGHTa. - m company Possesses the largest
cguurlcui ~ any Ra read On tie Uuiied States and is
prepared o. 90 l ense business 10 trsn sport4ton.
ra r11 uakrs lneate convection az the wnarves aue
m ere sfuets of Baltimore with the Rairuad 70 Phias
anla arr New Tcrk steamer ~ Ericsson and bALI1-
-oRs VrrA,trtiIF Llnes, By Canal snd Sea % M
V1~k L. neE Merchants and Hiuers' Line 20 Boston,
ssrsn.-rs tr N0r,uk. C1sriesiar, Savannah, &C Fr
uartlcuara. fsght tSr eop.es u which may b had
n ~ rrariing H. IN the West. o. J. 3. FoRD.
..-fvfrr anl F1rusrdins AgeHt At Wheeling.
WM- s. WOOpsIDE,
Nssier cf TranFportafion. Baithnore.
-. s0r-aU TTCEErS a-isving the holders 70 stop a
1iat and resume mir seats a. pisasurs may b
40 rt ths Companyfs Once No IS, Tedsrson
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Transportation.
IFHPHlS AND CHARLESTON
" a Nnl-NG Z ON.
PHILADELPHIA.
Ne Uu WnuK

II ~ NOFk
TTtHTs Eauua4 f1lr auf f,s7-lv s-,,,f.-.s - -t-
nrgu e b attlful ana - nv = n -, = - =
f-.'es irfl i- ~ sifsIDni eva rout. fbrs- a.
- DIS -hntr aud pas-essinE zrss d -uat.h aaf
e m'-r' th n s'g o .h~r e. ID = -sF and sOsrH
Pt--llE throuzh sieve r-r-ftlfv s-1u-s 80 a.. -
Or ed 90 The olcEey-rcs ~ ssrsauts
A. Dalton So choice % Route s rTsref--sv aor-
.iauo1s rsfWa7 hrJurl G-irgit. Soufh Carsife. snd
y ~ far1iina % Ric1- nj BY IN g a. n ~asIi-
tan Linz tAro Eh - Fcln-s--s al Vrsnia b Tos.
vie nchoa,g aichm1ai, aud O. 81 o. ths $1,000
virgiuia snrIuzs
7H< ExpRs NArl Train lsa-ss Nsupal, e,rz
A. . A g -fo7piHz 60 a st.lilns.
rHE ACC1kMDDtTfON TRAIN I-av-s ueuBrfs
~,th r NJ sapi q anf Tim s-re Ceat 81
Ha.l-psd -0m~rvii .- sud lfiera Q af- IA i1n-
TRAINS cUFN NsCr-At ts-s q ion uffh t5s
Hi-sir-ipFi C@utrsi Rair "a o. n - slrinrs xssrd
e--lsf- carton Js.ks nee W t1- Afs-is-
sipp and renuesaer Crltrs RI O. 55 WAR j. ksou
A. Pocshautas VIA tri -ak be % hes 70
EiDev Poa tot Abr s-n. anf 90 on o.. ui-s
- To uita eauY 20 hor.s aches
thrungh A1er n Cfunb t1e upfh- ru -.
minus % ~ No "a n t'fi5 Eaf o.
rhrrush g. k-fs a Unit uf- ~ b Or pri-I'-z- q
't 'nriug ~ nv ref1f d-iref g 81 a. GEstR.L
-i1z-r oFFr e U1as1f rlisi To-. aud q the .dlson
sarh o. -n-sr EIH BE- aIows5 one handsd pm q
osgs 60 o. a-ticie vii b. csrrPd ba Eass that l.
20 ciierf 20 tl ue-s q n pasz yer To cass u
- = CqusrT ui h1f tlems Ives respousi1s fr A
ai.e Z, 80 -z--e1tpa %
aan nE tu- % a. g. - e hsF s-e aud spe yiur
lla eey sr- % travel BY ri a. sr truT VII b
1tr.lHl Ne tfcsef ~ ne sd then nor Vi fasv -
on ne e.rs unl "a ir owner sgus BE- prss-
person U v3uch for geuuiusssss % ps-rH H
c Arms
Cereal supernt-udeuf
s--a-1-4.-t.-4 - ----.-.. = aAa
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U. s. M AL LINE.
FFfHE regular hour f9r the teparture of The usti a.
rnute, I5l9. is 5 O'Clock r., except On sandav.
Ehen The steamers
T C. TWICHELL..H ". S,frrs. Masts-
NIRGlNiA-..... &C. F. REYyoLBs,
WI letv. e4thsr po-t New on ans and Cairo p-D+r
~ a 70 o'clock A. "
from 1tiro 70 New Orleans, th-7 vii arriv. A. NJ,
pai' % h1nfays and leave ter Wv OrIears ium.s,t
y On TIE arrival o. ihs cars 81 o'cI'ck P II
--afnins ron NeT oriea77, viii arrive 90 Meuphis
on Wednesdays and priced q Cairo
L p. HOLIDAY Prpsifart
NeW Orleans and Ca 70 Vail Company
For freight sr passage spp'y on hnarl ~ 20
R. = REDWAN Agent
New 0rieans ard O. tfr1 Vel Ti,a
augil-u No 81 : Fronf ~
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JOSEPH ETCFAVANE
NUR Sc RY


kHUBARB AND ASPAaAGUs ROOFS
Al plants su4rsutied 20 o-der Orders froz, di.t,,.
pnne sally trafi ~ and delivered any psrt o. ~
~ - - - - rnrIr-s-l
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whois Of pr perty risk date 75s so2 %
STATE or PENEsTLTAFIA, =.
COUNTY o. BRADFORD.
Frsncis Tyler President and Jchn 2. Cardsld secre
fsry Of the Farmers Uaisn Insurance Company being
sverav dalv sworn depose ard saw and each for him
self says that the foFrg3inz s rue. fun and correct
statement o the ais Of sid copofst5n and that hsy
the above described en- prs tn reof.
FRANCIS TYLER President.
J. r. CANFIELD Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn, before his - cay q jan
uary A. D.. 1857. ! B. REEVE. J. P.
STATE or TESSEssEE, CoMPTR 1LLEHs OFFICE,
NASHVILLE. Decembef 5. 1897.
Ths Is 10 certify thst ths Farmers Thin Iasuranoe
Company. locat'd 4 Athens IN the Stste OF Psnnsy
vaniA, has complied with al the requireenis Of an act
passed BY be General Assembly Of the stzte of Times
IN Marth. 1856, entitled An Act % rrEuste The
agencies of Insars'ce O5mp MES not oeporat oy ths
State Of T nne' see." snd mat " = MILTON and s
PUTNAM the lee Ally Esd gents Of said Com
psnv IN the town OF Memphis State % feunessee-
decSi-im .. LUTTRELL. Comptroller.
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u a. MnON
aaehIcaI Noiice.

A TT0EEET ~ Law Gsnersi OuIiectinE snt Land
n Assats for iar Sorther1 ID EssasH C0untiss o.
ArEz-saz, DIS ARC. AK
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IArfEa fIlnHE.

TTGRUFT At Lag Eeuuh-s, Tenn Re'erencrs: :
a N-szrs wa a JoneF Phillips = white. Lamb
Tounr 4 Co.. Hc1lauaken, Tr1usdaie Dtl, Milton
Putnrm sues OF=n SEQ. - Avery Esq =. , einph s.
st-e-s next do 70 the Gagoso Savings Institution.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-01-22

rTtHE subscribers ofer Tor sale their e-tab'sh- -
/ mn. on Overton street, retr the Memphis E51ssf
snd ohio DepIt cou sistns % srsme Huding. ILL
30 by IIf feet. IN ca Engine of thirty ls1ssh
horse p0var Eith a. o. hne1y for carfying ths
and Dcor u1iuufa torys tggether vi upriEht
Saw for int, th q Of tn best In
Hetnrhs manu- .clurlnT purposes, yir the 8agen
and cuntalnicE thref-quarters IL vii b.
sold and long time Al 90 900 feet cf sesso1ed
Whits p.ne- Also lof with a me Brick Dwelling.
Msrket street nes- p MSS Lot q 81 feet
scond street n gackson aud q 20 front
1 LINEN sssst, nesr - IL EsyirEs all % lonEtina
ngvfe-tf vELLzA \ BRwIN.
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sga.-las.aa.a. q rr.s.ps,t..l.r. iIsssl n-1.sl.
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CHARLEsTOY AND sIVAyyAH

10 TO
T8cul5iG. Memphis
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MEMPHIS W f4OAESALE
STEAM CRACKER BAKERY AND CANDY

II KrILT Wuuii respectfully form his friends snd
II. the public generally. thas he msuufactnrrs daily
a. stand a due an large assor' NJ Of ever thnz
IN line ~hich BE- Ein sell as low they Be bought
anywhere else ard Warranted % svs genera satisac-
tlon. Give h1n e.lls - you can set th-m sosd sna
ssss-izd Es,s Es~srs's E1-. Ns1BsiS' IN.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-01-22
DR. z. L. LASKY,
Physician, SargesR and kccOurheT.

ono hoars fIoul : % o'l'0cE A H., aad from %
o'cI1cE. r. -

0moe hozrs from 20 o'aocs, H. sud from 70 !
o'cl1cE. y
FFTaANEFuL rs- the kinI ps'r1nsse heretofore ez-
L zen lel 70 me- tare p+saura 20 infsrul Gust
ers aut tf4 pubic g=a that 60 Is ut ny % cation
leave this ely. has been reported, and TIA an
adv sttui q of internal snd egterns
seas=s zsi t1zt ur 1ar-d - undeTsse THE ulsst
ci-lt D1ratialF and ac00uchT rts and tnEt d. not
use 1zil1 or ang pre9zra1n a; mercury il disease
Ehsterzr-
seer 1Ize4sss cgr-f my u-e-u1d su-ls
ua1I-r a. % in eer= With fhe business o. the pa
rieni- zli that 90 uu- any mrcury IN The treat
% the
F1- the f11Enz; Ehern liisl, A-thritis, Neuralgia
Nsrrr1s Hs1i ets a ID Too "a Paraiv=is D7spepslE
Ilrp1ltF "a The Liver Npnl c1rvs lure and NeaE---
Uasrus u-sssss Hi1s-, rlnsr AIb Is Or White Swell
INK Dsafl vel as al tease of the p an1 Ezr
Anza ca 5rl-is sls-iity. S3ermat lrrioes So
sc auF d sae tlat reglire entire r-ealafiqn OF
tEe I'D lzrrols sgsteE- nee the Nagnet1E ecri-
rr-s-gsut, llch j. ullv-rs4y known It's prsctica
bIHF
Af-er practice of ten ye--s S-s1 Pays cizn snf
Drzcfr % several h1srifas fn ee--nsny. and eight
year przc1s in ths Ulr-1 ales "a reprfat on Es
Ply-i--ar Irr-u -1 Ac-su-lHr j. -leHtly estzb
lisnsi 81 % u-s a1 further o5u.Esat-
de-25-iaEgy Dr.. T. Z. ASKT.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-01
IA LECTRO YER PLATING
AND GLIDING.

The subscribers having this day formed copartnersbp
under the name and firm OF CHAPTER h JENNINGS
would respectfully inform the citizens Of Worcester and
yicDy that they prepared execute all orders in
the line New goods old Silver Ware re Mat
ed, in manner that will longer and rival in a a.
pearsnce goods sold at the present time Tea Ser
VICES Savers, Cake Baskets, Casters, Spoons Knives
Forks Door Knobs and Plates and any other articles of
metal neatly Plated. Silver Ware repaired and polished
equal to Watch Gases, Chains Lockets Breast
Pins, and Rings Plated with Gold that will wear apv
length of time required Spectacle Bows Plated with
God, and warranted to give entire satisfaction Coffin
Handles constantly on hand and for sale.
CHAFFEE & JENNINGS,
1o5 MAN, corner of Thomas street, Worcester, Mass.
a. b. CHAFFEE FL. j. JENNINGS.
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BY E. B. LAMsoN, Auctloneer


MORTG AGEE'S SALE.-Wil be sold at
4VA Public Auction, on the promises, on THURSDAY,
the sixth day Of May next ten O'Clock in the forenoon
the following described Heal Estate, to witt
certain tract Of land situated in the City of Worces
ter in tbs County Of Worcester, and adjoining land OF
the State Lunatic Hospital containing nine acres aud
thirty rods less, bounded and descrbed as fol-
lows Beginning at the northeast corner thereof at land
of said Hoptal thence 8. deg g. twenty-seven rods
and eighteen links to land Of said Hospital thence 65
deg W. eight reds and eleven links, thence SO deg
fourteen rods aud seven links, thence N. lot deg W.
eight rods and twenty links thence II deg E. three
rods, thence 8S4 deg W. two rods and eighteen links
thence s. deg. W. three rods thence N. 500 deg W.
twelve rods and twenty lone links, thence N deg E.
two rods thence W. SIX rods and three links, thence
turning and running land of said Hospital N 22t deg
ortysx rods and twenty three links thence turning
and running on land Of egid Hospital 8. 10 deg. T.
twentyeigh and oneha rods to the place of beginning
il being the Estate described in certain Deed Of
Mortgage given by Rufus Hastings to the Lancaster
Savings Bank, bearing date the twenty eighth day OF
May, in the year eighteen hundred and fifty SIX and
recorded in the Registry of Deeds for said County Of
Worcester, Book 562, Page 44s Said sale is made in
pursuance of power Of sale contained in said mortgage
for condition broken default having made in pay
ment of the Of oBey mentioned in the condition of
ssld mortgage LANCASTER SAVINGS ANK,
BY O. SYMMEs, their Treasurer,
duly authorized for that purpose.
Lancaster, April2 1885. apl9 dts
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All persons indebted to q. Il. MANN.

Previous 10 Oct. 3, 1851, for Coal
or to b. f. ROGERS since that time either by note or &C
count are cautioned against paying the same to any Der
son except the subscriber who is the only rght owner
part Of said notes payable to the order Of H.
i. aoGERs and not endorsed by him. and a p4rt are
made pay able to the order of persons giving them aud
by Them endorsed. Il. f. ROGERS.
Sp14 dtt
g ELECT SCHOOL FOR MISSEG.-Miss
- BiGEL0W will open School for Misses in Brinley
ROW. No. 1oS Main street, up stairs, en- the SECOND
MONDAY ot May rext. Applications may be lett at Mr.
Bigelow's, 10 Park street, ana circulars obtained
apo d3wk
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-01

INSURANCE..
ETNA INSURANCE. COMPANY, Hartford.
Capital 81 900 600.
PHOENIX INSURANCE. COMPANY, Hartford,
W Oanital 100000. ~
HOME INSURANCE COMPANY, New York
Capital $500, 000 sasa n
HARTFORD INSURANCE COMPANY, Hartford.
.CAPfTAL $500. 900. =
ATLANTIC INSURANCE. COMPANY, Providence.
CkrITAL $3.50 600.
The above named Companies continue TO insure unda
avorable terms Bor further particulars inquire Of
"A. II. BULLOCK, Agent, \
OF daW0 Worcester
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-01
REAL ESTATE.

a. FOR SALG-A fine house, nearly new,
with seventeen rooms, makiug two good tenemeats
&.well supplied with hard and soft water. The lot
conans about 5000 square feet of land covered with
choice fruit trees situated the Laurel street Meeting
House, will be sold cheap and payments made hers.-
Inquire Of A. ]. EATON
ape d3W
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-01
t. WARD & COMPANY,
NEW YORK BRAN CH,
Nearly opposite the Bay State House.
ID A Il EMIT A GEN G Y


- A TENT "A GEN G Y
United Statess Great Britain. France
And other European countries
The Subscriber A PRACTICAL MECHANIC AND
DRAFTsM AN, well acquainted with the Patent Laws has
entB.
BE continues make Models, ard to prepare specie
cations, Drawings and all necessary papers, and to pro
cure Patents in the Uned States and European coun
tries Foreign business oondded only rusty and re
spoDsibe agents.
All business oonnded to me will be promptly attended
70 at ne ioeSt rates Casually rs per cent lower than
the same would be done by others in the professon)
Being connected with the best Agents 81 Wash
lngton, and making frequent trips there, ena-
6led to keep thoroughly posted In all matters relating
Patents and new Inventions thus ahordng the best fac
tiles for preliminary examinations aud advising IRyeh
tors in regard to securing Patent for their Inventions
Inventors viii and il to their advantage to put their in
ventions into substantial form or Model as soon as prsc
cable, (his frequently Patent in Of ques
ton Of priority OF nvenhon and consult reliable
person acquainted With the Patent Laws and proceedings
the Patent Office. as 70 securing their rights.
All communications strictly confidential Advice to
mode OF proceeding given gratis Preliminary examina
tons made, comparing inventions with those already pa
tented or IN use for the same purpose or involving the
same principles, and advice given TO the probability o.
obtaining patent In some saving from fifty
hundred dollars to the Inventor.
MODELS Of all Inventions that require them, made
70 order upon reasonable TERMS and warranted to answer
the acquisitions Of the Patent Once
Deeds OF assignments recorded at Washington. Copies
Of Drawings Specifications, and other papers in the Pa
tent On6ce obtained.
The Patent Laws Reports Of Patent Cases. and othei
valuable works relating to Patents together with
pete list Of all the Patents record az Washington car
be seen at my Office, free Of chsrgs.
For further information, inqureof .---
JAMES q. ARNOLD, x
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
Worcester, Mass.
aplSl Once at Mechanics Hall dawt
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~ H E e M PI R e
($2 B, 900
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE.

GRAPE VINES, OF THE FOLLOWING VA.
" neties, for sale at the Worcester Nursery viz;
Hartford Proifc--a very good Grape, similar 70 the
Isabella, but much earlier
COncord-a hue, new, and early variety very like the
Isabella In app aranc, and nearly s equal ia quality;
IsabeAa-an Old and well known sort;
Diana lone Of the best cultivated, always ripen
ing and scarcely equaed by any other hardy VARIETY,
Rebeeca-a SUPERIOR new variety, Of FIRST rate qua
ity, ripenng before frost-rare and scarce,
Cdtdwba-an excellent Grape in all respects but will
only ripen here In very sheltered exposure
StDeeDdtra delicious, French variety, rather tender
for our climate. but often ripeus we'll,
Fitchburg, Blackstone, White, and EARLY Purple
native varieties Of Worcester County and Of pretty good
quality.
T Nursery on southbridge street. few rods south Of
the Junction Station. B. II. COTTON
mch3l d&wtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-01

The subscriber bees leave to inform the Farmers and
Gardeners o. Worcester County, and citizens generally
that he has leased Store in
An'n's BIecit, 24s Main ST., WOrceater,
opposite the City Hall and has Cited up for the pur.
pose Of supplying all that in want Of
FARMING Or GARDENING TOOLS.
GRASS, FIELD, GARDEN or FLOWER SEEDS,
with the best assortment ever offered in this city, His
stock OF Garden and lower Seeds il entirely new and
fresh, and will compare avorably with any seel house in
the Commonwealth He has just received car load OF
Timothy and Northern Glover seed which he will
TO be true to and last years growth Also Peruvian
Guano warranted pure, Super Phosphate of Lime Pure
Iraund Bone. J. D. LOWELL.
apl2 d&wt
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-01
A TEMPERANCE REVIVAL.

N a L.
me friends of Temperance of this city believing that
high time to awake of their deep sleep and do
propose having Course Of Temperance Addresses we
have therefore, engaged the following distinguished men
TO address us; On Monday next, April III III we are to
nave the most eloquent man Of all, Rev. DR.. CHAPLIN
OF New orb, to speak to Monday April &C. we have
engaged that distinguished advocate OF temperance Hon
NEAL DOW, ef Portland, Me ; Monday, Nav we are
70 have that noble man, Hon. MARK TRAFr0N, of
Springfield.
The above Lectures will be held in Mechanics Hail.
In order to de!ray The expenses these lectures we
snail be obliged to charge the small sum Of cents to
each lecture, We Will sell package of twelve tickets
Io 81 dAw apI5
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-01

GENTLEMEN, SAVE YOUR IL I-2
w CENTS.
The proprietor Of the YORK EATING HOUSE would
inform the public that he will furnish meals eff all escriD
tons for 20 cents; Rect Steak 25o Boiled Dish from 10,
to 25c Pork Steak 25e Roast Beef Csc; Roast Pork 5
Ham and Eggs 26c STEAK and Triple 25c Oysters stewed
fried and roased Fish cooei in the styles for 25c
ChOwders, Soups, &C. all at toe lowest price possible
w Don't forget the s|ace YORK EATING HOUSE,
No 700 Main Street, under Rchmond's clothing
Please call and see for yourself.
apl7 DIFF AMOS Z. D0ANE, Proprietor.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-01

by oAMUEL hAIUH, AuctIOneer.
Office corner Of Congress, Water and Bath SITS Boston,
ga LIE IN Z RIDGE, MASS,
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-22

This morning William 7. Porter, long known
as the editor of the Spirit of the Times, and Of
various sporting publications, diedin this city.
Mr.. Porter after leaving the Spirit of Me
Times, in which he had gained a wide reputa-
ton, established a few years since a new peri
odicalgentitled Porters SPIRIT, Of which he was
editor at the time Of his death. He was a
man of much cleverness as a writer in his de-
p~artmsnt, and Of a highly social and c~onyivial
temper. His loss will be widely regretted in
sporting circles.
Mr.. Porter was attacked on Friday by
chills and fever, and died this morning at nine
o'clock. His health had previously been i'm
paired. He was ffty-six years of age, and
was born in Vermont.--N. Z Ereatng Post,
1871.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-22

ELEcrloNs.-Betwcen to-day and the eighth
OF November aext, the Free States will elect
l27 OF the 236 members of the next United
States House of Representatives, leaving nine
to be elected in March and April next-three
in New Hampshire, four in Connecticut and
two in Rhode Island. Vermont will com
mence the electing of members of the next
Congress on the 7th of September, and Maine
will follow six days later in the same month.
The Middle and Western States will elect
l18 in October and November.
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ng~ " Occasional, . the Washington corre.

bJ- f" Occasional, 4" the Washington ceres
pondept of the Philadelphia Press. writing to
that paper under date Of goth instant. says /.
You will perceive by the Uaion of Sun
day morning that the editor repeats his prop
%osition, that in the event of the rejection Of the
English bride by the people Of Kansas, they
must wait until they attain a ratio of SO, 600
before they can be admitted into the Union as
a State. This settles the question, SO far as
the purpose Of the Administration is concern
ed, if the Union speaks by authority. The
people Of Kansas cannot present another CON
s~titution without finding the Administration
arrayed against it. If they take Lecompton,
they can come it with 80, 1000 or 40, 900 of a
population. If they refuse they must wait =
Does this not keep the whole issue open, and
carry it into every Congressional election in
the North? PROFESSIONALLY it does"
we agree with Occasional" in the oppnion
that this position Of the Administration, " will
keep the whole issue open, and carry it into
every Congressional election in the North
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The Veterans of the Revolution.

Ere another glorious anniversary of our Ma
tional independence, shall shed its rafulgent
light upon this happy Land of Freedom, it is
more than probable, that nearly the whole of
that noble band of aged veterans, who, in the
vigor of manhood, fought. to achieve our indie
pendence, will be sleeping in their graves. At
present, they do not average Snore than ten or
twelve to each of the Old Thirteen States;
and they are, for the most part, in the Tooth
year of their age. Although they must soon
leaveus and take their discharge from the
turmoil and warfare of life, yet there is one
consolation in rejecting, that the memory of
their example-of their selfsacrifcing deva-
ton to their country's welfare, will never leave
nor forsake us. Will it not be a glorious time,
for this country, when in 1876, $4,000, 900 of
freeborn sons and daughters of Columbia, shall
meet to celebrate one great and grand Centen-
NAL Anniversary Of American Independence?
Shall we live to witness the suspicious day
Who can tell?