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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-12-21
Baltimore 1Offktr.
8lllmore, oep q. De6emter 1888
SeWidDt3Ine auf Gtiem.

Ser (reputlifaniI1e) Senatcr 8 N Q n
bon Bennlplpanien, elmer Der tiibti8lten Nattos
nall efcncmen beS @onsrelies, belt in elmer
bel lebteu 9ieun9en cine trsflide Heoe gu
@unlteu Der @inflhrnn9 BON Granddaughter euf
@iIen. Der 9teouer mics an 3iffern mad, bab
Die 8elteueruns oeS inpCrtirten &lIenS nad benz
~@ertbe , ltaIt na9 benz @emtbte lcwcbl ben
SntereIlen Ger HeSieruus, pte oenen Der Gtienf
. cenIumeuten ld6oli6 iet, @s iei cine ourdaus
-tbOriGte uno bsIdrdnfte GnliAt, Dap bic inlln-
biIhe Decentralization nur ben Tabrifanten
Nusen brinse Oielnebr 9ebe le benz Iderbau
uno Dem inlanoil4en 8erfebr einen rld9tl8en
Mufi6pun9. Die 6abrifatirn BON 1000 Gon,
men RcbeiIen Be- ddfttge 20 Wiuner, ern1bre
alic, pie S1milien nit einoerednet, $50 Petloe
nen, Gle naourd librlid $4,000 erDlirben.
Die s~esenndrtise Sa6ritaticn pom 100000
Gonnen repr1lertire taber auBeroroenilId
9rcBe uuo weitUerBmei8te Sanoels', Tln1n5,
uup MISUNDERSTANDING Snterehen. Aus Ses
i6einiBurgen ron Sc Observation-Disclosures in Ybt'
laoeIpbia uup 8cItOn mics Ssrr Gametoa naa,
ooB n~ieOrise giIenpreiie im Iuslanoe, bura
welAe bic inIinpilGe @tIenincutrie sebridt
werDe, teinespe9S UOrtbeiIbaft fit lie, bic
@tiencon u III enten, leIen, raB tie lt4
uielmebr telier babel ~ltincen, penn in 6plse
bober GiIeupreiie bic inldnOiide 3abultrie III
SlDr Ite9e unO lpua6 III elmer Wlen9e pcn 9e
iaGitaaweigen Der g,,perb Elm lobneuper iet. -
Die @ertb3TGs auf Giisn wiroeu beioarers
bur& bic auEercrbentliaen SAw1nfun8en Der
@ilenpreiie i'll England 10 peroerblit, neil oa<
pur1 olie Steti9teit oeS inldnptl4en 6abrita-
ticus6etriebs p~etlorsn Sebe unO oieier paS In'
Ieben zines perneSenen @lifsipielS erbalte.
Die Breiie ne5 0tcbeiIen8 idw1nten III 0la5-
9cw swiI6en 1O3 uno 33 Doa. PER Come unb
Die oeS Statetleas pea 25 bic 694 OcG. aDas
llebel(e an ben WertbSraea lei, taB baenrd
Die @lnIubt lpcblieiler, D. b. her dleGtes
enQualitdtrO ron giIe ermuntert peroe,
mas aud cine 5aupturfade Der c
bGuftgen @tienbab nun ale let,
Denn bel rem aus @nelunD imprrttrttn bilIi8en
ater l6ledter giIenIdieneu betrase Die idbrlihs
AbnuBunS 1870 psf, bel zen 3>par stnas
tbeureru, cod audi oiel b%elIereu ~anlerifaH lGen
nur 1 psf. SdlieBIi6 elflart Cameron, CAP
bic Observation-Disclosures nit einem lclAel Ipe
5iitiAen 3oIe, Der uidt gang 10 bot, ais Der
lunFiibri8e Durdidnittebetra8 elues Mte,tb5cl
leg pom 80 p@t. iei, 5~uIrieOen iein wlrOsn.
Dies FIJI SO fir Die Come NObeiien unp $18
fir Stateilen. yxsasa,
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iOubern aud in Dai9inStOn. @beslins, Sid
mcno, Philacelpbia, 0tew.Ocrf, @ss Sarbcr
Sitp uno III ben 2anoltdpteu Yenulplpanien's
uro Warhlanos 8%eleien!
Wtr wdrcea Pm, Strupe eriu9en, bic
u@orreIpOnoen5 aus Baltimore" in Ger so
ctalen &eputllf" gu beridti3en, ipenu nidYt bic
GIfabruu8 5el8te, paB es inter Der Wiiloe pef
5rn. Strupe III, Die bcoeuloieu UerDd4ti'
sunsen, bic teinabe in ierer Summer ieiuet
Blattes 9e8en ben einen cher anperen leineo
@o!leSen uno friberen Jreunoe entbalteu ltuo
~ tp%loerrufen.
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Ourppaticbe Scaebriebtem.
@Hglaa0.

SWDtRWus
Die Scctttib Reicrmaticn Society bat oui
tbre in Sldeu Wortara's al Qoro Ofll.nes,
burp 9eridtete 5uidtift ben 8elHeio erbalter,
oaB nat or. Qcrol4aTt &raAten veine @tnmli
ldunS Der prcteltantlldsn Ne9ieruuB @rpBbri,
tanlenS gang per9ebll4 fem wiroe, na9Dem Die
e%rnlten Semibun9en tatuclil1er Staaten 1idts
8efruAtet bltten. Se. 2crpl4alt tann bic o..
lorSnlB Der lnterjeIqner, Dap Cd Sinpern brits
ttl0er lntsrtbanen sben 10 ersebea f1nute, nldl
tbetlen. Sin FOLDER Srepel tGnnte midi unae,
ltraIt baSan9en weroen.
6raufrci6
Yari8, %. 9tOp. Gmen Taa nob BEN
Verbct Der rell9i0len 3eitnn9spclemif Iebte BEL
rtnlpers gang YartS in Grllaun.u ourd) etner
nod ME oa3ereIenen IusfaI aui Die Ssraeli,
ten. 9r. Sliocr, Gcriteber oes israelttltcu
eOnlVtortu'ns, be5ab flip gu BEN Mt Intern oee
S~ltus nno Der Sultl3, um gu erfabren, Of Sr
HrulS Senllot olletn unperleeli9 fem lon, nab
DEM ct lta ldon lan9lt aud liir stuen 6eiliaen
1uS5e9ebea bate. Sn 8cl8e oiei es SArittes
pirO cine Sla8e 9esen ben l1uir:r8 erbcben,
uno omar iOu 0err Slccr I'M ei9enen Nlmen
uuo I'M Namen ieiner StammeSs un5 @lau
benS9enolenldait ais &Idser auftreten. Darb
cine loide YrlpatfIa5e fann ieoo9 Der Sfsullt.
den WteInnn8 nidt @enige oeleiltet meroen.
Uenn Ie elm Slatt bic St1atsbirser yum Oafe
Se9enelaanper aufSerei5t bat, 10 muroe bieles
Serbreden pom llnto:rs 9eeen Suoen uno @brt.
item be9an8en. Die SfIentlthe Stimme p~erlanlt
Oas @snl9retten beS Staotsanpalts. Der mi
3auber9el9DIuoi8teit ca5 erwabnte 0erbre6eu
1T benz Wontalembert'i& en Mrtitel entbeft bate.
DaS israeltil&e Grnittcrium BON Yaris bal
0errn Gremteur gu ieinem Noppf1ten eruanut.
80 pirO nod einen fatboliiGen SOcotaten an.
nebrnen.
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Gitb=G

NeSmter "a, 1855. - Dd tts pbtgs Nrtt; ttFldrsNf tb
setRrts perbHtntltGt pCrssn uab cine eenaSsnSe STtt psEittt'
tn TT, I'm pR p1rtbtesu Bite 5dplGHB Sa ernpelt3eN, Nc GpCr
~psrfebtitm tir1eS su ban, fp wtrb bier cit NnGrt6t SeSetfr,
cdb i'd Dbeu beldrisbtue Grunefdfe am na@Ftu 70. Veg mter
1913, af Der WPs6autcs Grange, GAN @soanos, Sqe pNh
5Uute. unb 8aIttmprsfra6e psrtaRfsn Rsrse, gum Ssfea eS
Contractors.
Die @srtaufs- 8ebtneuueer Enbt bas Der &Safsr eaS INhett''
ntent une pie HrheI tnneroGIb 5 Id9en mad hem Stttnui at
ben &tty.G III. actor >aut hefen Office b,aabit Hnp Der " It az
9reptt nuf 2 Sabre urb 1 "a peben biettt, eneern'sEs ttF
&ttps s puectpr auf Npaen kes Dte9repertdufers |dutGcttlttt jH.
ye,S, q ION ~ m. &. 0aItdnt, Sttpp& oGJctpr.
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Office hes 8oorS of GOatrOl uuO yfeUIrm.

Baltimore, hen 2. Nppgmtfr 1893.
Gs rtrS bterrutt brfannt GsmaGt, ea6 Bic S1Nlr, pts ben
neIements-S ertbt %eutbalIen, Der tn leberetnftrImun6 NIT
bfr Srbcnndn, asma1t til, Iautenp ! n@tEe SrpCrnanj 3RE
Wentral Abld5asune unb gum AhehemeHt ron SetetuGm N
btr @5tapt baltimore" %8ensbmtat ben 70. Nfat 1898, Dsnt
OubItfu 3ur GrdmtHattpn wt,per erbttHeE
~ : r en- in ter apntrpIeurS.O flee, Iiprbpfs@dt pen NUrte|
uup ,foSut fr, am u, Npp. ; ). unb often bletSsn psraeES
It'd tdeld rItren6 ptdsr 8elt tn ben Stunest rcH ~ HRt
Iprm. unp 4 ntr gtabn, psr6am nela, nm SeidRetash unP
MpseuattpHeu btnfdtltp Der trdgltrsu Ah'hensnfS ~enfes9sn'
,une6men unb Su e%rIsbtesn,
geS g. SAME ,r2m) Prdfesnt ees Sedrs VfS' r7e "
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Ne1gg s>S 1gzc6oem.
ESar SSOfi2. 81

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&Htr erIu9tt aIs 5trn.h, wil@s In N6rsanun8 nit un$
FePen, ttrc gfs&nan3ea ss8sa uns i'm aaufs btsfst ub Der
na3fsn 9804s sia3arti4sn, Im su siasm rtataen Qbf0lu
Ssf Badger gu fomm:n. 5stnsr p;6sa mir NO. cine Made
aGsadnSe fRr NnjeiSet unS Su6ftrtttts aen BON 1855, 1s5i
unb 1887 IN unteren 8aSera, bic mis- nitt esTpnnsa Enb in
uniere neHeh 8I3cr at U5setrI3sa. DBL f9rsern besbdlb
ole rGftinot5sn Sbulbner Glf, tbrsn 8trbtnSlt b 'ctten asgsn
uns l~drgfsn5 BITS gum 1. Jsbrulr '359 n10jutonmen, nj.
hrt8enfaas mir aIsl wtf9: hes ~ptrfGlmtn iOatsn, pur& 81.
featlt9s IHforssruhs TN % tfsr blran srtnnern wsrbsa.
Nip &c rn q or an -,
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MefhGftS:Wrphnmn

@a8, bd8 btlll9 It aller GtHte1
absr nur fir Dieientaen, net4e I'D bic 1dSr6trrn unO rStti
ssn 9Urrt8tanssn ron @paflss SnngPuPH, @de pRA
. Baltimore uaD GrputhrdBe ani6aten.
@siosn Bttunsen unp Sefannten, 1Opte BEN gubtitum
a%tcrbdupt, srlau6s tA mir pc Ssnertuus gu rtadea, bag bel
aae Nrbetfen bur0 mstne et8eueu 5Gnbe esbsn.
G9- Rspara urtn, iCpts tSati9e Wetal-&ctetten issrbe i'd
70 i'd aeu oils mS9itb %bslor2sn.
1Hti &GIS. Siu B n.
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Henry Kratt's
GrOccrie, NropiiiDucn, 2ianor unb
l1Seiu &tUre4
Gfe nrn Qer;natpnz nnb Qiberthiir.

@fe BON 0ersn9tonz uub EibertbIir.
Spsben babe tt cine frtIbe S~snbuns Der btffen Groceries,
ertfa suEen GaTec, aQs SOrtcn Ebes, td9ltb. frtl3e Butter
uub 8letiapaarsu, fOpte als 4rteu ron Yroptltenen uno tn
ptefeS S1. etnfbla9en0s Mtttfsl erbd!tGn, nshtf To mstnen
5reunten unp bsm Yublttum TIM aa8eh1stHea aHfs behs
~empIeble.
WtnrrGlpdfsr &c, weite i'd tetrt 9lsS, StatDe ano @sueHr
lUtI perfdaFs. DtS20 emit
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Gum 0crfamf.
3 TaR gang gutter gtisrfeiucr btt
SnMbDlS

SnllDpl5
100000 SUP Sau uno S6retner9cIb
10000 Sdinpel uno Qltten gum 8erfauf.
gDJr lenten bic Gufrertfdntstt pinttIt9er Suneen auf un-
1ere erpee ~9ttcberlage pra SaI. UNI EuBbCtS pon alen Arttn,
q Wantttdteu uup 9rb6sn. - g6tr ftnetpen wttbtannen Yaus
bOls mad 8eteluas, unb ltefern 5cnferrabmtn, &turtr,
&tufaTunasn uRS p~Sbelartstt Ju 5dbrtlpretitg. SEre&ct pcr
IN unisrm 5OtsUUfe, DO. ITO Rt8btfr. 2Derttc, Ober 9da DeH
eutaw anS ~sF"H"Hr' urns 81 Sloan.
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Is @efeDenfc nacb 0cr 0eina1lT

8lsine @afete, fret bis aSrtfe, tIt 1 6s 2 Cplar:.
GrSsruneF-G " e~npHsblr I'D 3ur proluptsu uns
ltptrn UefSreeruuB Don Padeten oder Nri (bts IL 50 gture
SeridD nit jeoen Don bier a~b3eteaesn 3 pfDdmpf fer
naD tr8enb stuen Orte Ger g9ett, pcr3ualt9 mad Deuta r
Lamb, 8rantret0 rab Der z d n ets, frantitt bis sy
Stt!mmune peer uni ranttrr, 9eBeH Sarautie uRs Sheu.
6erner p.rten SelpaIsBa ptungsu on i5genv cine
Ahrrle ssea oaftn ire tas 6aua II lttfern Dirsft per poab&m.
pies bef0r9t unD Ortatna.Q tuRng Beliaitrt. - VailGot
8ttlets BON Bremen nod bier unO %unDcIecrt, fur II,
Sreme, gOtodrapff0ife tetsn NPOnat BON bier. ggt&ftl, 70,
9ie!t 5aaitar, auf uebr ais 800 S!aote 0Gn @arCpa ~ausQeneQt.
Ra6trs ausfsnft ibsr Drste, 3ulenouugsn u. +. ~. sro1,t
nan auf pertOfrsie &ufraBea bal g. 50 mtet II. g.,
9 bGt9am Bant, WeD'gOtt HgfsIbrefs 1t:
Soft. Sifcf, HQr De. S70i 81 rsggrt Tess
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Spfe 1un 8erfauf au 6 St8. las Bulbel.

gle Gaslt6t @Grpagnte BON Baltimore pertauft Sole" ~
benz btrabgsfeSien Pee fe, b1s GIs elm fsbr btaiseS mup nor
5ugIibeS 6euerungss Nidtectal tur 8pdtftn uap &aneeS &C.
nelnn perben burftc. Wfaa rrriH6e es.
StGp2O, 1mttaE SPf BrrpH, Ser.
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pea JN d

A9ent oe8 Wefer'5,
Z. Stra6e, $40. 44l,
8egenlberp Der QNtenteOfftce
IbstHtmmt age Iajeteea uaO 6upitrtpttUnsn In
s:8aaiptn8t0n 1aS ~QmgtBenp far oa gBtder. 10 pe aud ttr BE-
fsAunB DpR DrRdd fcelteu, uno psf9rat p~ieielben IN fQri eaer
Jett.
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&ele9rdpDtIdD OtHcbrictteit
Bett@tet L + ben , y oIttmpr aBe der"
SDn0reB.

80 Burlington, 16. 0sd6r. Senat.-
auf ben Intras Illen's wurre beidIofen,
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MetLulorI Bdu. YSerem 2.

Die glit3ltsbsr btefs3 9.rstns w:roen pERtt II rfI5t BE.
fen D"HGa DEN 81. De3 A1enps un $ lpr Fb In loren,
8rtidunLan81 l0fdi Elm ufaOeH, tn5em Gin neutr Sets Dor.
t9Il8 iIr Griiat8In8 Sorite3F. SIM Aufras
- 0trFa IN o ! A M - I -. -
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Ed. G%roneberg,
Tabrifant BON Ieinen SAmelen.W aaret,
&aAASh SO. 70 81 BaltimorefrlBe,
enpfeolt fur bic teuorfsbeHosn 6e&tags lttn reid di1rtirtcs
Eager Bon 9Olowdaren, ais 8tttsa, Ste3ei. @ieoaItOns, ees
bene np flterne lbrsu arrt9dGoer, SrGfndSeln, Sbr. uab
btn8rrinRe, 2emOsnth6pfe II {. ~, icwts etss auspabl De.
lG0nten franjOR1&en unp ameritnniiGen Stsrtutrcu, fl.
6e7ne une flbtrpIGtlrte SGns uno 9IoeIn, fur NlreR VWts a..
rdntirt iptrb.
@rufet das3 rnt bd8 te7e ~baGaltet!I
Sir ben ~btIiefsn @afbpreiS. 9ei1i,2n y
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Sdlttnprc Sdcfer l}prrin,

Die Wttel,eesr pbl8en 0sretHa IL rosu bterlrtt e. fubt Gh
Ditt moo ben %. 2f3emb:r. Natui!td5S UNI 3 ubr TIM Qeta, {
osa 9trrn 9tnener, de Uan Cav uaU GrOntitr. 3ur Ban.
tenw1ot rebt 5lp!retb III pirfdnmeln. aub UcrSer tn Steier
9trfdmmluns nod neue NitfgItsp Der tur 81 dafaeap men
fsrntrbtG 1T Oe Iufaapme uh 81 GrbSbt.
SCR IS Refer. nrrS SsF-
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1I1alucf aur Gee.

9oIifor, 20 Deg. Der Dampfer Qriel
t1m bier blelut RaAmitta5 an, an 3oblen
Wan8ct %leiDeno. 9ein 9apit6n fun arn s. 3.
III etnem HeIti8en Sturln ul,, nobel Der 3weite
OIfiier unO 5pei Matrolen perteet murceu.
W(OrAen Nelt Der Nomrfer nad WereOn1f us.
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Serfamf1 SGu3et0ei1.
TnurNsStnrr -, oerfanS,u.

@tr %nrAt1uctg etugsrttteter SGat9 9tors, et stnf 8
6Gnbf6dft bat. miro weaeu Ntretis rert4u't Nut Gin 81
bInt, etne !letne Damp III f6tHe ND b%cuadnotj & 0rct
g%esrtjeu5. WdRtres bel Mr @cffrDB, ~. Gj6 u
S1lttnerefrabe. NEt6,1
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SSeri0unt unD 0SeSlel)t
OeutIGes
Arbeit WGthlpeifnn08 SnreaM.

Gin ttn9er Wnrn, br tuf tat has 8ar5isr.@ef6dft 81
erIsrnen, tanR in gDsfsinBtrn sIuen elt.u Qlas %strnebntsa
s. erfrdata IN Der Office pes QDfters. "
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QdocrIcbcn int 11fhb.

EpeGler. - SnDt-nsraarAptn.
Der srcRe Yrppbet brigham OrunS bat itd
lelbIt ein0elpelrt tn letnem GDpennalalt nit IeE
men 500 6luuen uup 354 Sinpern uno ldB
ltA ron elmer ~ltarfsn Druloengalce bemaden
Seine Seerce erIliirt ln5piiaen cbne pa5 leben
Ol9e WprE oe8 Ysopbeten :ple lie fam, D, y
mas Die materiele Selte De6 0ebenS betrlift. 81
4eiltt9er ODER beller 9eltllher SlnliAt berrIdt
Der unli1tbare WformOnenplblt mt nod ar0Be.
rer @eDait wIe leltber, lellDem er wie Der D1'
lai Sauna, bic linpiBe Nelt nI9t mebr lelnes
AnbliGeS miirDi9t.
Sn materisler 8e5iebuu9 1T bic Nnweien.
beit DeS Saeres unD leineS &rrlles, ~sulanln.er
am 5000 Wtenlden, fir bic arme Dtstmcnen.
seusinoe ron cem 9r0Bten gineen, ben lte 9e'
bGris auS3ubeuten wIilel1. go balfeu ite pen
Seer eiu ieIteS1a9er ron Ateoe.9 iulern baueu
~lleferteu ibm 6rihte uno lpnltl9e 2ebensmittel
gu boben Yreilen, uno III Der Sal3ieeltart lel6l
lahgen iie Die @eutileS purd) unmaBtse Wiletb.
unp SplrOin9preIle aus. SIN NOUember wur'
ben tie rurd Die aupelenbeit BON einiSen Sun.
bert entlallsnen Vtebtrelbern 9equdlt, welAe Ell
men stdullten Qltm perfibrten uuD 1i4 nib
I'M Wtinoelten un ben Trcpbetel uno ale lelut
6ei(l9en timmerten, Die Wtormonen baber
lid lelblt baourA, eaB tie Die Armee 70 mel
wie luGBlid Don Der Sal3lceitapt 9ela9ert babel
wolten, aQsr 0ulfe perIeIbea fir Den Nctbfal
beraubt.
Die g(rmee bat lid in3wiiden 10 comfortable
als m69li6 III ibrem 2ager eiu9eriAtet, 81
jliesen palel6lt 3 Ne9imenter Snfanterie, bi
lei9te Grtilleries Batterte BON Capt. Ybelps uni
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0OetbnadDtss uno NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
fir Oeutlhl1nh

NufirGee fnr VeIprSnna con Qatsten unb 81 fbdusia6IGr.
gen nab treene stuen Dirt In Seutibtano, gcaieE unD tcr
S&netI fur 2Detond9tsn Ober Neuabr tshtnmt, meroqn upn
unterJei6nEten sntgeBen gsnpmmen rub tur az re0tgtuae
Stnt'tt,n saran trt, fOb4lp fOIae Bis gum 30. gcSbt. mis-
~U5er9eben merben, IS II 5Amtbt.
PfVSi7sS SO. 50 Npth Ntpdr66e.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-06-10

ECONOMY IN LIeHT.-We are glad 10 learn
that Mr.. Mathew S. Clements of this city has pur
chased the patent right, in this county, for the
Vesper Gas Light, and will be prepared in few
days to furnish them at Wholesale or RETAIL to all
who may desire to supply their dwellings or stores
with the best and most economical light that was
ever offered to the public The light of the Yes
per Gas is more brilliant than that produced from
the gas of coal, and the Of it is attended with
no more danger than the use of whale oil 1t is
easily managed, cheap, and not liable to get out
of order and persons living in the most solitary
and out-of the-way places may by its introduction
enjoy all the convenience, SO far as light is con-
cerned, of those who in the cities and large towns
enjoy the blessings Of good light, and at much
less expense.
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FOUR DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE
Arrival of the kangaroo.

NEW York, June 9.-The steamer Kanga-
roo. from Liverpool May 26, arrived at her
dock about o'clock this morning.
Lord E,gin and Colleagues were about to
leave Shanghe for licensing. The fleets will
follow.
The project for line of steamers between
Galway. Ireland, and America, has been re-
vived. 1t is said first class steamer will
sail on the 10th of June.
The Telegraph Fleet would leave Plymouth
on an experimental trip about the 10Th ult.,
and return to that port instead of Queens
town. 1t is proposed to lay cable from
Placentia Bay, Newfoundland. direct to Port
land Me-, in the completion of the present
enterprise.
The trial of the Chalons insurgents resulted
in the fine and imprisonment of the majority
of the prisoners.
The French government had caused excite
ment by proposing to convert the property of
Charitable Institutions into Government
stock.
The London Times says editorially that the
Neapoltan government has distinctly refused
compensation TO the English engineers and
that there is but one tone which becomes a
British Cabinet under such circumstances.
There has been far too much delay already,
and the time has arrived for immediate salts
faction from the Neapolitan or immediate
action by the British Government.
John O'Connel, son of the late Daniel
O'Connel, and one of the principal repeal
agitators is dead,
India.
The relief of Azinhur by Sir Edward Lu-
gard is confirmed. The rebels, on evacuating
the city, were pursued for fifteen miles, aud
their loss was heavy, while that of the British
was light.
Sir Colin CampbelPs head quarters and
staff left Cawnpore on the 10Th Of April, and
marched by rubtyghur towards Roblcund.
The rebels, it was believed. still intended
to make stand at Calpee.
kooer Stingh was said to be trying to gel
into the Beha districts. A reward of twenty
five thousand rupees had been offered for his
apprehension.
Brigadier Walpole had attacked the fort ol
RaXiour, in Dude, and lost 100 men killed
and wounded, including officers killed
The enemy evacuated the fort in the night.
The Dude Begun was said to be in for
near Khyoabad, with about 5000 adherents
Brigadeer Jones had attacked and dispersed
1000 rebels near Kukul, inficting heavy
loss and capturing four out OF their six guns
-AAJ Va 'ilO ioO0lo u'oPSAseu W tuelr AOneS
Commercial.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, May 20 Price
OF American descriptions generally quoted Ia lowe
than last Friday.
At Mancheter average business was doing at abou
former rates.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKET, May 90
Flour neglected and offered at lower es Western IL
Its Cd; Ohio %: a 24s. Wheat in limited demand 40,
"a lower. Red IS 10d for western, and 6s a Is 4d 70
stuther0. White rs Is 3d. Corn quiet. 34s 81 asket
for white Lut no buyers at at 34s yellow Bps Sd.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-06-10

BAPTIST SABBATH SCHOOL CONVENTION
The annual Sabbath School Convention of the
Worcester Baptist Association was held in Graf.
ton, yesterday. The Convention was called to
order at 10 o'clock A. NJ, by the President Seth
J. Axtell Esq. After singing, reading of the
Scriptures. and prayer, committee chosen for
the purpose reported the order of business.
The committee on nominating officers reported
the following officers of the Association for the
coming year; Charles Ballard President, with
three Vice Presidents; Henry ]. Rowland, Re.
cording Secretary - Smith of New England
Village, Corresponding Secretary.
The members, to the number of about 500
then sat down to a very sumptuous dinner, pro.
vided by the ladies' of Grafton. who are so famous
for their liberality in such matters.
In the afternoon, very interesting essay was
read by Charles Ballard of Worcester, on "The
Duties of Church Members TO Sabbath Schools
Discussion followed on the different points of the
essay, participated in by various clergymen and
lay members, after which Their was an interesting
discussion on the following questions
l. How can the young people of the Sabbath
School best be led to consecra,e themselves to
the Savior, and actively engage in the cause of
Christianity
3 Does the Sabbath School have tendency
to lessen the interest of the parents IN the reli
gious education oGtheir children?
After passing vote of thanks to the Sabbath
School Of Grafton for their Entertainment, and to
the choir for their services, the Association ad.
journed, after having very pleasant and agreea-
BILE time.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-06-10

The Ancient and Honorable artillery para.
ded yesterday and perspired at great rate.
Our Boston friends praise their appearance,
but it struck us as nothing Trustworthy; the
motley uniform, the uneven marching, the ir-
regular intervals, and the absence of freedom
IN the movements, didn look like quite the
thing. The Governor, we are glad to say,
wore a coat Of the established American color,
blue his aids, however, paraded in scarlet,
and made sort of serio. harlequin appear.
ance. The query of one bluff old soldier
struck us as sensible-"Why don't the Cow
ernor's aids come out and drive that crowd oil
drum majors out Of his way :" Red coats
make very fair targets, but rather poor official
dresses. Loioeu Neaos.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-06-10

IMPORTANT TELBGRAPaIo IMPROVEMENT
We witnessed yesterday, at the office of the
American Telegraph Company, the operation
of Hughess printing telegraph, as recently
improved, by which the extraordinary feat is
performed of sending and recording at the
same time, from opposite ends of the wire,
two distinct dispatches; and this is done in
plain alphabetical characters. The electric
currents meet and cross each other ithout
disturbance or rregularity, so that in many
cases the answer begins to be received be-
fore the original hae been wholly transmitted,
although but one wire is employed to per-
form the double duty. The instruments are
now completed and adapted for practical use.
For communicating in either direction, but
two ordinary cells of the grove battery are
used and although the wires are worked
both ways at the same time, the business is
executed with the usual rapidity. But one
operator is required to receive and deliver dis
patches by this procession, as regards dis
patches received, it is only necessary to cut off
the slip, when completed.
The result above noticed is looked upon as
Of much importance, as greatly increasing the
capacity of single wire for business, and
tending to diminish the telegrsphic rates.
N. Z. Journal Of Commerce.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-06-10

II is drawn by single horse between the row
Of corn or potatoes, the same as common pillow
or cultiyator, and the fresh earth that is turned
up, as the machine moves forward is neatly
thrown into and around the hills. We have seen
Its operations within day or two, upon field Of
young corn in this immediate vicinity and can
say that 1t appears to be an admirable labor.sav.
ing invention, and one which will commend il.
self to the attention Of farmers and agricultural
implement makers all over the country, and put
money in the purse Of the inventor, while It con-
tributes to make more than two blades Of corn
grow, where only one grew before.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-06-10

WErHERELL's PATENT HoRsE"H oE.--some
few months ago, we alluded to the fact Of having
seen a model of anew horseshoe or cultivator,
the invention of one Of our citizens, Mr.. Loring
Wetherell for which he had received letters pa
tent, and expressed the hope that what appeared
to be SO perfect in theory, might, upon trial. when
the hOeing season came round again, be foand to
answer the expectations and designs of the in.
ventor.
The engraving which we give below, affords a
better idea of the implement and it's mode of
operation, than any description we could give.