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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-15

The case of Jacob, the Pittsburgh
wife murderer, is to be tried next week. AS
there was some doubt as to the manner in
which the deceased met her death, the body
was exhumed and bullet found embedded
in the brain.-Jacobis sister, who resided in
Germany, being informed Of the murder, and
also that her brother had been executed, was
so feartully agitated that she Immediately
died.
One Of the passengers in Godard's
balloon, during the last tIip from Buffalo east,
states in his narrative that the conversation of
man below could be heard when the party
were at the height of five thousand eight
hundred feet. A cordial invitation was given
the baloonist by Hibernian on the sod 'to
come out of that, but was respectfully de-
clined from the force of circumstances.
The friends of Mr.. John B. Cough in
Edinburgh recently gave grand 8ojree in his
honor. Mr.. Cough said, in a supper speech,
that he intended to pay the cost Of the Lees
suit ($5, OOO) out of his own pocket-a dec
laration described as "magnanimous."
The Sophomore class of Amherst
college recently attempted to bury, with
mock soemnity, couple of syinges which
had been captured by them from the Junior
class and which had been used by the Juniors
for the annoyance of the Freshmen. This
trivial act the Juniors tried to interfere with,
and quite row ensued. The President cap.
tured and kept one of the syrnges, and the
students buried the other with all the honors
1t is stated that as much as $4,000
worth Of bogus coin is issued every month at
Hoosae, few miles from Troy. The Amerl-
can halves and quarters are so well executed
as nearly to defy detection.
The apothecary store of Mr.. Edward
| Mason, in Portland was robbed Monday
night and an attempt made to burn the prem
ises, the rogues setting the faucets Of two bar
rels Of alcohol running, aud then igniting it.
Mr.. Mason loses 5000.
In New York, some of the furniture
auctioneers hire houses and lit them up as
| private residences; and then, filling them
with cheap and snowy furniture, advertise il
rs the property Of gentleman who is " 90
ing to Europe" or " breaking up housekeep.
ing"
John Mitchell, editor of the Southern
Citizen, announces that alter the 10th of
November, the place of its publication will
be changed from Knoxville, Tennessee, to
Washington City,
The Buffalo Courier states that the
Dos Jardmes Bridge was on Rfe on Friday.
and detained trains several hours, until the
flames could be quenched. Tho Des jar
dimes crossing is an unlucky spot
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-15

A poor servant girl went to New York
to attend a wedding and was robbed of $3.50
= the savings Of four years hard labor.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-15

Nor A CANDIDATE.-Hon. Timothy Davis
has formally declined to have his name used
as candidate for Congress before the Con-
vention which is to meet in Salem on Tues
day next.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-15

RAILROAD AccIDENT.-Mr Joseph P. Blake,
q brakeman on the Providence aud Worcester
Railroad, fell from his train on Wednesday,
and had his ankle so badly crushed that his
leg had to be amputated. A curious incident
IN connection with this accident is that Mr.
Blake had presentiment when he rose in
the morning that something dreadful was 60
ing to happen to him during the day.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-15

This ceTtifes that my wife was afflicted with veas
ness, or general debility Doctor H's uedicnfs cured
her. JFE
DooTcR Q. 4. HILL-Sr: will say that vour r,e43i.
inc hss benefited much Ny health ia much bsttoy
han it vas when commenced taking Il. thinkit vii
cure me. have not been troubled with the pain in nv
head but once since taking your medicine This distress
between my shoulders has all passed away pninstB
that you might like to hear how I was gettjnqalopg
have taken The liberty to address these Zines to you
remain, sir, yours especially, Mrs G.
Rutland. Nov, 3. 1854 an ,a1
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-15

b. D. NJ AXHA M,
having received license from the city government has
opeped
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-15
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
clip HALE I r ASK,
OLE SPRINGFIELD.

For Secretary of Stste--OLIVER WAR
NER, Of Northampton.
For Treasurer-MOSES TENNEY, JR.,
of Georgetown.
For Auditor-CHARLES WHITE, OF
Worcester.
For Attorney General-STEPHEN H.
PHILLIPS. of Salem.
NINTH d TRIoT.
For Representativ TO Congress,-hLl
THAYER Of Worcester
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-15

CHEATING THE TAILOR. Humboldt saws
that he met one day, in his travels, with
naked Indian, who had painted his body so
as to represent blue jacket and trousers
with black buttons.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-15

Testimony OF q number of Ladies and Gentlemen
DooToR HLL-Desr Sir: This is to certify nat
my case was one Of very bad humor in the boyd but
can truly cay that your valuable medicines ha7 cured
ne, and recommend all that sick to call upcr you
for you can cure them. Yours truly, L. l.,
Worcester, Mass.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-15

Pawn BFOHina Estn bIiehment,
No II Harrington Corner.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-15

The defeat of ]. CLANCY Jones, of Pennsylva.
MIA, the Presidents especial mouthpece in the
House, is one of the most gratifying results of
the election. He is chairman of Mr.. Buchanan's
Committee of Ways and Means in the present
Congress.
The change in the character OF the delegation
from Ohio is exhibited in the following table,
which shows that only five or six administration
men are elected, to eight, two years since, from
that State-a gain Of two or three;
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-15
Republican State Ticket.

FOR GOVERNOR,
NATHANIEL P. BANKS.
OF wALTHAM.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-15

Indiana exhibits a most wonderful change
Hughes, Foley, and Gregg, being laid out cold,
and English, the only administration man re-
turned, only getting in again by the skin of his
teeth Here are the names
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professor HaskcII's Electric Oil,

POSITIVE and speedy for Rheumatism ati NsuralgA
Deafness, Erysipeas, Scr0ula, Bronchitis, letter, Ring
worm, Scald Head, Nervous and sick Headaches.
II ? Cured IL from three TO ftCsaty njgUsss. 4 l
Corns Piles Toohache, Chronic SH Joints, Spraus and
Lamene in Man or Beast all kinds Of Sores Feckle and
Cramps and Collie, Pains Of every description cease in
Prices 50 ots, 81 and 50 per Bottle.
Its the only real HAIR INYIGORATOR that will make the
hair grow when everything else fails; clean the head white and
free from DANDRUFF in minutes, it shiny, glossy jet.
wonderful Oil is perfectly harmless: burning bis
terng sensations with other lotions and linmensi u plea
conques fire. soothing and healing severe burn
scald in i've minutes
This Oil operates the principles Of Electricity thousands Of
have been performed BY it all over the land
Use everything else, then give this Oil trial. and VIII
be convinced INDECENT persons, unable to purchase bottle
Friend sasr no iongs send bottle Of Hasksls Electric
OIL Consultation and advice given gratis at the Depot No. Go
Pine ST.
Persons severely afflicted With Rheumatism Contrae-
ton OF muscles should try the Eectropeean Bath Be par
tcuar the directions accompanying each bottle. No ped
this medicine. Only respectable druggists and country
Merchant are agents. who have large Athognph certificate
Belrdrs Of C5unssrfeftsI
Every bottle has professor Haskels Electric O blown
the side and edges the glass; and the envelope has his portrait
and signature, to counterfeit which is forgery.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEPOT.
No. IS Pine Street, Saizst Louis, Missouri.
Druggists and Merchants supplied at wholesale liberal
lar and wonderful remedy by calling person. addressing by
Haskell, % Pine Street., St. LOUIS will have their
orders promptly filed and forwarded.
Terms Cash ST. So SIG per Dozen It is elegantly put
I'D securely packed, and variety Of superb thOgps, Fine
Bills &C. furnished gratutousIy. Send in orders; you
For sale wholeSaIsFv FWIE PENDLETON & CO., and ret
yJ0. G. PRO" I7s--- '- f9 maridSWly
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no VRLUabLE FAKhaS fUn SaLF

THAT Valuable farm which the undersigned has
sided for the last eight Ornine years. is for sale. u ~
on the waters Big HaTpeth river the county Of W
hanson fourteen miles from Nashville, near the iagef
Tank or the Rchand and CsDtreve Turnpike, nine miles
from Franklin the county Of williamson and wD'T
two miles Of the North Western Railroad now being con-
structed The contains about four hundred and eight
acres Of r farming land; the county line between
Davidson Williamson through the Northwest
of the tract. formally the well known arm
the late Wilkins White6ld.
On this f I'm are comfortable residences, with all ne
cessary houses barn, cribs stables, carriage house. &c
with an excellent young orchard Of most choice fruit Good
spFng water and abundance Of never a1g stock water
runpng from different through the farm Adoin
ing this farm another tract of about two hundred acres o.
xceont land with good residence, for saa The Solo
both tracts equal for either grain or grass
and both united they viii &c sold separately tegeer
NAV suit buyersl thought by good judges enu Id be
made one Of the best stock farms in the STATE . lie size
As those wanting buy would OF course ghish 70 view
fhe premises before purchasing further description IL
deemed eCessaTy, but all are invited 70 call and see o
hsmseIyes. aug 2j-eO&Wtfl JOHN I. HlLLs
VWTSH TO sell the farm or which reside, In Williams6
county, adjoining that RdVers5d above by Dir. JOhn
Hill containing by recent survey one hundred ana ninety
nine and hall OF Erst rate farming land win con
Portable dwelling, with 81 necessary out houses suitable 70:
small farm, with good water The farm is Tell enclosed
with good fences Including about hundred yards Of
stone fence will sell this place separately or together
with Mr. HHs-as united would certainly make des-
rablo farm, and purchasers invited 70 call on NJ
and s~auine the premises, LAVlhIA CRAIGHEAD.
FC erner particulars apply TO Mr. H. Snyder, az tas
stortsf Sryder s. Frizzen Nashville l.. G.
agg5-sndzWu
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PERUVIAN SYRUP,
OR,PROTECFED sOLUTION ?
PrOtOxide Of Iron Combined,

PFOfOXiOe OF IRON com D1He0,
HAVING successfully passed the ordeal to which diseOvs
eeiVed established medicine. Its efficacy in curing
ID = Z p A
suptiy tendencies Dsorierd Of the Blood, BOis Sour
w and the prustatng effects Of Lead Mercury General De-
bhy, and all diseases which require TONIC and ALTERA-
TIVE medicine beyond question The proofs OF It's efficacy
NUMEROUS authencstei- and Of such peculiar
earsser at sufferers reasonably hesitate to rve the
proderel aid.
The Peruvian Syrup does nos profess to be eurea bat its
range extensive, because many diseases apparently unlike
intimately related, and proceeding from cause, be cured
by remedy.
The Glass Of diseases for which the Syrup provides cure Is
precisely that which has often baed the highest order Of
medical Skill The facts tangible the witnesses accessible,
and the safety and ecacy Of the Syrup no0nfrovee. Those
who wish for opinion persons reectng
the character Of the Syrup, satisfied the
following among numerous testimonials, in the hands Of the
Agents. The signiure o. gentlemen known
community and Of the b ghest respectaliity.
CARD.The undersigned having experienced the beneficial
cts Of the Peruvian Syrup" DO hesitate recommend
it to the attention Of the public experience,
well as from the testimony Of others, whose intelligence and iutsg
r altogether unquOna9e have doubt OF its eca-
Of ncpent disease Of Lungs Bronchial Pas
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Dr0psy Neuralgia sc. In
deed its ELECTS would be Incredible but from The Of
those who have Witnessed them and have volunteered their test
mony, as we do ours, to its restorative powers.
Thomas A. Dexter Rev John Pierponf,
S. Il. Kendall. N. D. Peter Harvey,
Thomas c. Amory, james c. Dunn,
Samuel May, Thomas Whitman.
NoTCEIts well known that the medical effect Of Protoxds
Of Iron is lost by exposure air,
maintain solution Of PrOtOxide further oda
ton, has been deemed impossible. In the Peruvian Syrup this
known and this solution may replace protocarboaes CT
trates and tartTates Of the Al4teria Medica
A a. HAYNES, N. D., Assayer 70 the sEate Of Mas.
Is BOylston street, Boston, U. S. A.
PE1oE.-Large bottles s., small bottles 81.
For sale in Nashville By DEMOYILLE & BELL.
may4-dEtW6m.
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New Books.

Cyclopss Of Commeroe and Commercial Nargaton, wa
maps and engraViags. byJ.s. HomaE
Co1EtahiP and Marmony. With 5bsr sketches from ana au5
sEP'ranosn social s aaptsa or every day reading p so
Morris
The Arts Of Beauty: or, sorss Of Lsdy Toilets via HINTS
to eentlsmen. By Lola Alonisz.
Lola MOntez' Lectures.
Buckles History Of Civilisafion in Enrland
saey Of Famous Poets; eouPlsis in royal octave vons
antique binding richly illusrstsd- For ale b7
Two Millions. APosm b. the author Of Nosbi1rto w.
Light and Darkness or, the Shadow Of Fsfa
The COOpersi new novei-Applston's Library.
WOman's Thoughts about Woman, b. John HaHhx
The Lectures Of Lola Mo1tsz.
Hugh HillsF's New BOOk-Crui5s d The Betley.
Major POasr's liz and Advsnturss-P0litcsa and War.
Following the Drums glimpse Of Frontier Life.
koants Passages In South Western History, b. Mes
Isabella Gray. novel byssa Lady.
History Of Civilization In En- gland By b Buckle.
Soadoy 1sEt Book o. Vegetable and Animal Physoloy
Bayard Esyiors Travels in Europs Asia and Africa vss
Livssc Russian sOvsrslsnss Rurk to Ps,ar the Crest
Domestic Annals Of Scotland, By Rob,. ChaF-bsry.
Speeches and Writings oi Hon MARSHALL e Ksutus
California Life Iustratkd-Authors Address to Youu~ s.
lea.
Mary DsrFsnt, By Miss Ann stsphana
PAstMsrsdlAn, By Mrs L 4 sig0urnsy.
WheEelrs History Of the InduetFs Sciences.
Ths Life and Tines Of Hugh KILLER, By TN Brown, DD
The Life Of Gen HNEsiOok, By wm Brock.
illustrated Hand Book o. American Travel
Mea and Women Book o. Poems, By Drovninr
Plays and Poems, By Boxer.
vsliatiass Digest COmPlsas IN 1 vol. Sc.
ssp75 JOHN YoRK 4 "a
The Atlantic MOnthly, jus, received By
Bspg7 JOHN YORK On.
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Best Apple Mili-premium 90
No entry.
Best 6ate-premium 5 90.
One entry b. VIM Walker to whom awarded premium.
Best Neutrality-suspicious. 90.
No entry.
Iron.
Best specimen Of Pig Mesal-lO 90.
Noentry.
Best bar Ir0n-prsmium 10 %.
No entry.
Beat HoIlvare and castings premium 90,
Best Boiler for preparing for stock--premium 90.
No entry.
Best specimen Of mithing--prenium 90.
One entry by Driver, to whom awarded the premium
Vehicles and Harness.
Best Family Carriage-premium 20 90.
No entry.
Best Top Buggy-pTemium Is 90.
Entries by 2 Peck and Fred Sloan.
No award.
Entries by Stamps HcGhie. Of sheibyye and Peek.
Premium to Stamps & McGhie.
Best Suky-premium lOO
No entry.
Bsst Double Harness-premiUm 90
No entry.
Best Wagon Harness-premium s. 90.
No entry.
Best Buggy Harness-premium SIS 90.
One entry BY IOWeron to whom awarded the prem
I'm.
Best Saddle and Bride for Gentleman-pTemium 10 90
No entry.
Best Saddle and Bride for Lady-premium 10 90. =
Entries by Mrs Terrell and Mrs B F Cockrel.
Premium to Mrs Cockrell and certificate to Mrs Ferrel
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As the shooting season is now at hand when Shot
Guns are in demand, the attention of all who are in
want of gun of any kind is called to the stock of
FALL s. CUENHGHAM No. Al Public Square, WAC
are now ready with large and complete assOrt-
ment Of everything in the gun line. They order ali
their guns direct from the European manufacturers
and in this way are enabled to get them up of the
proper grades aud descriptions to suit the market.
They would invite particular attention to their stock
of Deer Guns, which is unusually large and COM
pIete. ocl13-lm
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CIScwNAI, Oct. 10 -NOon-Narkets generally
unchanged.
NEW YORK, Oct 9.-Noon-FlOur, Ohio, 5 25a
8 40; Corn, mixed 69a70; Mess Pork 16 45al6 so.
New ORLEANS, Oct IS Cotton sales to-day, 5000
bales sales of three days % 600 bales, receipts Of
three days $4,000; Stock at New Orleans 176, 500
bales, against III 900 bales last year Prices ca
sier but quotations unchanged; middlng ll4all /;
Molasses closed at 30e; Corn dull 70c; Bagging l4l
Freighs, TO Boston, E.
New YORK Oct. I9-P Motion buOyant, sales
to-day 1000 bales, Middliog Orleans II Is Is, Mid
ding Uplands Y 16; Corn, Yellow 824, mixed
69a7O.
CxCrNNArI Oe'. I9-P M-Oats 55a56 Corn SOC;
Barley IS.
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Headache ana DebIIitr.-,Ir. slIa. J. Lip.coH

Headache and DebiIity.-Mr. silas J. Lipscomb,
of Birmingham says: 81 have found in BRrhave's HOl-
land E2itterS remedy for Head che and Debility. Ny
wife has also used it with the greatest benefit
Mr. A. Nicholson Of Pittsburgh also remarks that he has
perienced much relief from its for Headache.
Take haftea spoonful three day, hour before meals
Eat moderately and then Of wholesome food and will find
this really remedy Sick Headache, Weakness
Of any kind Covenes, and Piles Being perfectly simple in
compositions may be taken without fear by the invalid Posses
fine aromatic favor is very grateful to the debated
stomach. ToctI3-dtW&Wlw
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I.nter frnrn Enrone.

New YORK Oct l9-Lady Franklins Arctic ex-
petition safely crossed Bafhn's Bay.
Heny the new electrical engineer, says the cable
is seriously injured 800 miles from Valentia. He
does not despair working it. but thinks it cannot be
raised in deep soundings.
Cable shafes are quoted at 420a44O pounds.
An unnamed sugar Spectator 10 London has fail
ed. Liabilities two millions pounds.
The British Government is considering the ques-
ton of grand federation Of the British colonies,
from the Atlantic to the Pacific.
The Emperor Of Russia visits London and Paris
in the spring
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The Memphis Bulletin records a terrible accident
which occurred on the evening Of the 10Th inst' at
the depot Of the Memphis and Ohio Railroad, to 5
lad aged about twelve years, of Mrs Pittman Of
that city. The Bulletin says; sit appears that the
boy, in company with several others, had been in
the habit of climbing upon the engine and COW
catcher Of the train running to the Fair grounds
though repeatedly requested By the conductor and
engineer not to do so. Yesterday evening st D
o'clock, as the train was about starting for the
grounds, three four boys again got upon the COW
catcher, and refusing to get of when requested By
the conductor, Mr.. Jones, that gentleman thinking
to frighten them seized bucket of water and threw
its contents upon them as the train was beginning
to move of. At this they all jumped of except
young Pittmsn, who, in endeavoriDg to DO so, fell
across the track, and before assistance could be
rendered the truck wheels of the locomotive had
passed over his legs, the body, crushing them
almost 10 a jelly aud cutting open his abdomen.
The unfortunate lad was Immediately removed to his
mothers residence, and though still conscious at
o'clock last night, his spirit has, doubt, this
passed to another world In this connection we
deem it but just to state that no blame whatever
rightfully attaches to Mr.. Jones, as he was only
cIrrying out the imperative rules Of the road, in
using his best endeavOrs to prevent al persons
whatsoever from getting upon any portion Of the
locomotives "
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New YORK, Oct ia Paris letter of the 9th,
says Morphy snd HarWiiz have played their seventh
game of chess which was draw. They were 10
resume the next day. The game now stands, Nor
ply four, HarWitz two, dra Wn one.
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A CARD.

LAwRESCEBURs BANK, Tenn, Oct ls, lass.
EDITORS UNION AND AMRICAEDear irS The LaWrenceburg
has resumed You will please make the
announcement in your paper Yours very respectfully,
WIN sIMONTON Cashier
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BY TBLEGBAPm.
Steamers Lost ,

CORREcTIOx the New York report Of last
night, the cotton quotation should be II 1915
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We have seen private letter from Little Rock,
Arks, which states that Frank HILL who was re-
Gently arrested for rObbing the post Office at that
place, has been tried and sentenced to the peniten-
tiarY for siK years.
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CINCINNATI, Oct. l9.-The great balloon race
came of to day
Goddard landed near MonrOeville, It half past
ten, and Steiner landed mile from saudusky, at
eleven o'clock
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IN ORDERING TICKETS OF GER

IN ORDERING TICKETS OF CERTIFICATES.
Enclose the address for the Tickets ordered
receipt OF which they will be forwarded mail Purchasers
have tickets ending in any figure they may designate.
The List Of Drawn numbers and Prizes will be sent to pur-
chasers Immediately after the drawing.
II ? Purchasers will please signatures plain, and
give their Post Office, County and State.
il Remember that every Prize and payable in full
decentralization
IT All prizes of 81 900 aud UNDER paid Immediately after
the prizes at the usual thirty days.
All communications strictly confidential.
Address orde,s for Tickets or Certifcatest to
Sc SWAN & CO., Augusta, Georgia.
Persons residing Montgomery, Ala Atlanta, Ga
can have their orders filed, time by addressing Swan
& Co.. at either Of those cities.
Of the numbers drawn from the Wheel with
the amount Of the prize that each entitled will be pub
lished every drawing in the following papers-Augusl
IGa) Consttutonalst, New Orleans Delta Mobile Register
Charleston Standard, Nashville Gazette, Atlanta Inegncer
New York Weekly Day Book, Savannah Georgian Richmond
Dispatch York Dispatch, Paudiug Cssl Clarion and
Little Rock (Arkl True Democrat. iy-T
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Hon. Milton Brown, Of Jackson e,n., had q
narrow escape last week He hng on hand
car, on the Mississippi Central Ia, which came
ia collision with the regular n nger train. The
hand car was thrown from ths ~, and strange to
say, Mr.. Brown received no 6hstever--a most
remarkable circumstance, as the eoliding we're
both IN rapid motion at the time Of the accident.
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NEW BOOKS.

RECEIVED BX JOHN YORK CO.,
Blrs. Pardoe's complete works, vol SIC.
Courtlhip and MatTimony, By Robert mo-rfr
DsVaspoTt Dunn; Nan Of Our Day, b. Chariss rsssr
Ths Two Sisters, by Ms. SouthEorth.
The Opera Dancer: Or, TIE Mysteries q Loado1 La By ~
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100 BAGS BALTIMORE COFFEE, for sale
lOU cheapby DILLON & CO., Is College st,
nO BAGS BALTIMORE COFFEE, for sale
HUI cheaphy DILLON & CO, Is College st.
100 94 sS HAITI BTH65 o o. a6ss 'r i.
IN BAGS BALTIMORE COFFEE, for sale
lUU cheap by DILLON & CO., Is College st.
100 RASs HAIF BFGH6E C CO.. COLLEGE, ' sale
100 B4Ss HArrI B9fG5E G oS 61.: ' ale
nn BAGS BALTINORE COFFEE, for sale
HUI cheap by DILLON & CO., Is College st.
nn BAGS BALTIMORE COFFEE. for sale
HUI cheap by DILLON & CO., Is College st.