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PETERSBURG nARxrr

ersba market opened this morning With oonsd
snimafon with heavy sales on change II 3 he.s ~
81 81 for prime Red and 81 50 for a. VIII. os.s ..
ioot up 10. the day about 5000 bushels mostly 4 n "a
o. ~, ana o0o bushels extra choice White AZ =; IT,
receipts are heavier this week ~ " r. A'' - Ane
COIION-Sales of about 200 bales TO-DAY nj rn.bx,a
pr a. most Of which Of gndes We heaF Of
CORNharhat lotion t the stock being much reduced
o' OF very superior was offered to-day Change At a. es
., has advanced We quote s. F. at "a IL E..r.
be bought lower -, >e-"Ioy. Large ioss could
on IVeBACCOIihe market this morning was more acnye
prices were mu einSs say Medium to lair working a
cpeous, Ions has advanced We quote prime
;,S nnau cured Shoulders at s0s1c Sides
Of me ss tendency Pork firm Bess 6s1ds
and 81 Ta>a @2N Lard is active at ls@la5c Tor N.
Round in good supply at I2@i21Sc 1e7s'. mug
.do n IS nrm and prices have again ADVANCED The
from the lowest point from az to 2c - NJ
GuANOmThe stock Of No. Peruvian is ent;.ei, Az
Vauc.d tho inc season being out and the agent having sd
t Tue Price dealers have been anxious to raajiza And
inc market is entirely bare Of stock Ut this .1
ing up.
for State funds. - |. -. --.-...
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SUCCESSOR TO GIDDINGs.-The blacks of the goth
Congressional District of Ohio-that is the called
Republicans--bave held q Convention and nomina.
ted John Hutchins for Congress in place Of Joshua
R. Giddings. The latter, we presume, voluntarily
retires.
PErERsoN's COUNTERFEIT DErEcroR for September
is received It is valuable work, and will be found
useful -,t
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The Trlsmphs % Peace.

mo InuMphSIO l FeaCee 81
The National lrtshissnesr has brought to light
the following passage from one Of Mr.. Galhonns
speeches, whish will be read with interest 1t the
present zine, when the whole civilized world ia ex.
uting over the greatest scientific victory Of the age
II is extracted from Mr.. Calhoun's speech in the
Senatt March 16, 1916, the bin for terminating
the joint occupancy Of Oregon. After using many
weghty objections to appeal to arms for the set
Element OF the question, Mr. Calhoun drew vivid
picture OF the marvellous progress of the arts of
peace which would be arrested by war:
" But have stifl higher reasons am opposed
to war as friend to human Improvement to human
civilization. to human progress and advancement
Never in the history of the world has there occurred
Perioo SO remarkable as the peace which followed
the battle Of Waterloo for the great advances made
IN the condition of human society. The chemical
and mechanical powers have been investigated and
applied to increase the comforts of human life in
degree far beyond what was ever known or hoped
before Civilization has been spreading its influence
lar ana wide, and the general progress Of human
society has outstripped all that has been previously
witnessed The invention of man has seized upon
and su6Jugated two great agencies of the natural
world which were never before made the servants of
man. refer to steam and electricity, under which,
OF course, include magnetism in all its phenomena
Steam has been controlled and availed of for all the
purposes of human intercourse and by its resistless
energies has brought nations together whom nature
seemed to separate by insurmountable barriers 1t
has shortened the passage across the Atlantic more
than one.haf while the rapdity of travelling on land
has been three times greater than was ever known
before. Within the time man has chained the
very lightning of Heaven, and brought it down and
made it administer to the transmission of human
thought, insomuch that it may with truth be said
that our ideas not only transmitted with the ra-
pidity of lightning, but by lightning ITSELF Magic
chinut hamc po1l
the earth, and when their mystic meshes shall at
length have been perfected, globe itself will be
endowed with constituencies which will rendc. ii
impossible to touch it on any one point and the
touch not be felt from one end of the world to the
other. And this work is as yet but CON-
menced; it is but the breaking of the dawn of the
worlds great jubilee. 1t promises day of more
refinement, more intellectual brightness more moral
elevation, and consequently of more human felicity
than the world has seen from its creation"
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The New YORK Know NoTH1Ncs IN Council The
" American State Council of New York met in
Albany on the Oath, to re.announce its principles
and fix aday for Know Nothing State Convention
About 400 delegates were present, including Daniel
Ullman, Joel T. Heady and Erastus Brooks Strong
antisavery resolutions adopted, and it was de-
termined to hold the State Convention on the 9Th of
September, the day on which the black Republicans
of the State are to hold their Convention This
movement to hold the Conventions on the same day,
majority of the speakers, points Enthusiastically to
union between the Know Nothings and black Re-
publicans of that State and in confirmation of this
We observe that call has been made for an ''anti-
administration meeting in New York City, for the
purpose Of appointing delegates signed by Erastus
Brooks, Horace Greedy and others. The Albany
correspondent of the New York Times writes that
The action of the American State Council, in
deciding to call Nominating Convention at Syracuse
on the day fixed by the Republicans, leaves little
room to doubt a speedy and practical union of the
two organizations. 1t now rests with the Republi-
cans to receive reject the manifest overtures which
the Americans have made for cooperation of those
who entertain opinions adverse to the Democratic
Administration. No one here believes that the Re
publican Convention will hesitate for a moment to
invite a committee of conference to arrange the de-
tails of a compact which shall bind the two parties
substantially to the same course of action"
Are the Know Nothings of the South prepared te
unite with such men in anti-administration move
ments?
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THE SECOND VOLUME OF DIR. HAWKS HIsroRY-
The Senior Editor of the Fayetteville O6seroer wri-
ting from Saratoga, says:
81 have been engaged at intervals since came
here in correcting the proof sheets of the I'd volume
of Dr. Hawks History of North Carolina, and have
Just received from the stereotyper the closing 800
pages, which hope to get throug h with before 60
down to New York, and will then have the work
printed without delay 1t will be volume of sol
pages. And so far as have read possesses much
more of interest than the LIST volume. l have been
especially struck with the chapter on the "Funda-
mental Constitutions of John Locke, and that on
the slave trade and slavery. The former is speci-
men of the authors most eloquent style, in which
he is excelled by no of the age; and the latter
tells some home truths to the wordy phanthropists
of Old England and New England. have never
seen the case stated more fully and strongly"
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rHE CHEMICAL OLIVE ERAsIvE SOAP,

EXCHANGE on New York-Bank rates 10. premium
Tor State funds IS -.s -. as etssss
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NOTICE TO CARPENTERS, BRICKLAY.
Frs, STONE MASONS, SKATERS, &c.

FOUND, ~
A LOT OF KNIVES AND FORKS. end NV other
"A small articles of table furniture, which theiowner
have, by proving property and paying for this advse
ment. --31t ~
HAMILTON CARTER,
August % 1858. - 7Q-lt =
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READY Wrr.-The Editor of the N c. Pres6yte.
rian, who has been scjourning at the White Sui
pher Springs, Va, writes some interesting letters
to his paper. We extract the following from one of
his letters:
81 have also met here Rev. DR.. W. of Lexington,
who was absent from home at the time of my visit
to that place. 1t would be ungenerous in me to
withhold from you a capital anecdote which has
been related to me concerning Dr. w. and Speaker
Orr. Not long since, they were both at the warm
springs and met in a public room of the Hotel
They had been sitting with other company, and af-
ter awhile the DR.. and walked across the room
with the usual limp in his gait Mr.. Orr immediate
y recognized him; and asked if he were not the
time, naming the year. The Dr. replied that he
was 81 was there said Mr.: Orr, ga student, at
the University, and I knew you by your limp"
"Wel," said the Dr., it seems my limping made
The joke placed Mr.. Orr in an awkward predica
ment, and most men would have been unable 10 ex
trcate themselves, but he replied with ready wit,
"Ah, Dr., it is the highest compliment pay
a minister to say that he is known by his aoaM rath-
er than by his Conversation ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-06
REAL ESTATE

IN See Fourth Page for additional Real
Estate" "Io Let, "WantS," &c.
HNOR SALE OR TO LET-T4c well known
u INMAN'5 sCYrHE ESTABLISHMENT, situated
in the east part Of BurrVile two miles west of Slater
vile the Branch River r. 1. The works have been
put in thorough repair since the July last and
are now in first rate running order They are capable
Of turning out from three to four thousand dozens of
scI thes year These works admitted to be among
the best arranged in New England for economy and con
venence in all departments Of the business. Taey are
only five miles from MVie. depot on the Providence
and Worcester Railroad. For particulars inquire of
NANCY INMAN. on the premises, o. A INMAN, Mohe.
MAN Worcester.
Burrillv, Sept, %, 1855 d2taw&w8m s28
- FOR SALE-A Farm, containing about Is
ii acres, divided into moving, tillsge pasuring, and
A- WOO Hand, house and barn, miles from The
City Hall, south, aud only $l4OO. Inquire of
"a d2a* A. J EATON
LVUR SALE. DAN YELLING HOUSES
= at VERY Low PRICES In order to close an un
settled Estate the following Dwelling Houses situated in
he center of the City OF Worcester will be sold at much
below the real value.
Lots and Houses on east side of Portland street. Nos
80 and 81.
Lot and double Brick House, Nos 27 and 49, west side
OF Portland street.
Lot and Double House the east side Of Portland ST.
Nos. II ami IA.
Lot and House No. 20, on west side of Salem street
Lot and House on Wellington street, opposite residence
of ]. @. and G Jaques.
Lot and Factory Building on southbridge street
Lot and House on corner Of West and Cottage sts
Also, Building Lots on Chandler austin, and New
bury streets.
For terms Of sale and further information as to the
property, appytc w. W. RICE
Worcester Bank Block.
II. DEWEY,
sep1I 2ls Main st.
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~ DIR. BRO DBE WIS
4EIE Medical ONCE.

q sl For Ten Years to come will be at 14s Court
'WfnfGs-l1 street, Revere House, Boston, Cstab,
llshed for specially treating and curing all Diseases OF
the Throat Chest Heart Lungs Throat and Respiratory
Organs Office hours, daily, from q. m. to p. Ad.
vice free.
THE PRRMATuRE DECAY on YoUTB.-Just published by
Dr. Broadbvni the eminent Physiological private medi
cal Treatise on the Early Decay Of American Youth Sem
lna Weakness aud other diseases Of the sexual organs
In both male and female II 10 for general distribution,
and may be had by calling at bis office, II will he
mailed In sealed envelope To any part OF the country free
OF CHARGE receipt Of two letter aampa for postage
To rHR LADnB,-- Ladies' troubled with Irregularities
Weaknesses other complaints peculiar TO the female
system, will nnd speedy cure by calling a. above
~ disiy
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VENHE BAY STATE BOOK STORE.
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IA Mniw Straas

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M E C MOS RAIL,
AUCTIONS.
by E. W. VAIL, Auotioneer.

by Il. w. VAIL, Auctioneer.
~ ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND
n II AT AUCFI0N..-I shall sell at auction on
THURSDAY, Oct 81 &C II O'Clock a. m about a. acres
Of choice lots together in lots to suit purchases
uated the old rood to Mbury, about and half
miles from the City Hall, Worcester it being part of the
estate Of the late Joseph Goddard Nearly one third Of
said land under cultivation tn remainder is covered
with wool The above affords good opportunity for in
Vestment, or to any wishing fey of land
cultivate to suppyveg tables for the Worcester market
wood lot and pasurage For partvlars inquire of the
AuCtioneer, or Of H. BURBANK, % Front street.
s2S d2taw&WSw E. W. VAILL.
GREAT SALE OF LANDS IN MICH-
Sa IGAN-In pursuance Of a resolution of the Board
Of Directors OF the Saint Mays Falls Ship Canal Co and
in order to facilitate and encourage settlements in some
of the Interior counties where this Company hold large
bodies Of valuable Farming and Pine Lqnns shall Of
fer at Public Sale the 18th day Of October next at
the Company's Land Office In Detroit the following
land: Acres
In Tuscola county, Cass River. 400
In Grafton county, Pine River. 700
In Montcaim county Flat Pine Chippewa Rivers OOO
In Isabella county, Chippeway River. $50
In Glaze county, Tobacco River 10 $50
10 Gladwin county, sos
IL Midland county, Titabawassa Riyer.........63 800
Total acres........ ,68s
These Lands among the Choicest Selections of
the Company and are very desirable for Farming and
laundering purposes. Theywill be sold whot reserve,
at minimum price OF IS per acre, and upon the usual
terms, viz 0ne-fh down, and the balance in one two
three and four years. with interest at six per per
Liberal terms will be given to Colonies or individuals
deerous of making immediate settlement
Arrangements have been made to receive in payment
the full paid Stock of the Company, the rate Of $3.50
per share either in whole 10 part any sales under
this Offering and in like manner the Bonds of the Com.
pany at par,
TheseLauds have been thoroughly explored and any in
formation concerning their character quality aud guam
tity of timber and locality, may be seen at this office
They contsin average of more than 5000 good
pine lumber per acre, coed proportion of it clear
Map OF any township tract with general descrIp-
ons of The Lands may also be obtained application by
letter or otherwise, to GEO. s. FROSr Land Agent.
General Land 0Bce St., Marya Falls Ship Canal Co.
$50 dt0l2 Detroit, Sept /, 1858.
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a 2
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MJORCESTER A G z e u L U RAJ
w SOCIETY.
This society will hold its fortieth annual Exhibition
and Flowing Match, in the City Of Worcester, the
9th and Tth days of October, 1858.
The Flowing Match and Trial Of Working Oxen, and
the Exhibition OF Stock, Butter, Cheese &C., will take
place on w edHsEday. Oct. 6. The exhibition
will ba open for visitors at 9 clock A. NJ
public Dinner will be provided in the Hall Of the
Society at O'Clock ID the 9Th. Tickets at rs cents
EACH to be had Of Mr.. A Marrs No. ISL Main street,
aud at the Hall.
The Premium, Except for HOrses) wsbe declared at
the table.
TIE second day. (oct ~ will he devoted exclusively
to the exami cation and trial Of Horses commencing at
O'Clock A. NJ with the examination of stations; at ten
o'clock, of Brood Mares and Colts
st II O'clock the Track will open to all Horses and
Carriages to around the tracy under the direction
OF the Marshal and Immediately after will commence the
examination and trial of Gsdings, Mares and Matched
Dinner will be provided at the Han Of the Society at
o'clock y. M, on the 18th. Tickets SOC.
The premiums for Horses (exceptirg for speed of SIM
that day.
At o'clock p. M, on the 18th. the track will be open
for the Exhibition Snd tris CT speed of single Horses ia
harness. The premiums therefor will be awarded from
the Judges Stand at the close Of the trial.
All entries Of Neat Stock and SWINE with certificates of
the manner Of keeping amount of products &c, must be
made at the office of the Secretary, Agricultural Hail.
previous to p. m, the 9th of October
Entries of Horses may be made up to p. M, the
eth Of October.
Entrance fee to the grounds, for each person not a
member Of the society,
On The first day Of the Show, 10 cents.
On the second day, % cents.
Children half p ice on both days.
For Horse or Horse and Carriage upon either
day, 10 cents.
For admission to the Seats, 10 cents.
The Committee would call the attention of breeders
Cattle, Horses, &c, in The county to the very liberal
premiums offered BY the Society for excellence in these
departments of the exhibition and hope the exhibit
tim the present may Interesting and prof
liable to all those who feel interest in the Agricultural
prosperity of the count7
WILLIAM A. WHEELER,
Chairman Of Committee Of Arrangements.
Worcester, Sept. 20. 1858. d6wtO7
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NJoTICN no COVTRACToRs. Proposals

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Proposals
~ gil be received by the sbscrbsrs I'll II o'co'k
at mon on Thursday, the 14th day OF October 1883 for
hea'ing the Jail for Worcester County, at Fchblrg
and also for furnishing and putting in all the cooking
and laundry appnatus The proposals tn be 10 gross
sum for all the work bid for and to state fall particulars
as toshe quantity ofppe used the and kni of boiler
use, ami the kind and manufacture Of ali the cooking
and laundry nteNss proposed and estimated in the bid.
Also, Proposals for building Jail Yard Fence
Aao PROPOSALS for doing all of the plumbing required.
IA OF the oposal1 to be in gross sums the work
estimated
full particulars inquire Of the subscribers at No. IA
Central Bxchange Worce5ef, at th Jail in the after
Of the following davf: Thursday Oct T. Saturday
Oct 0. Tuesday, Oct 10
Please mark all bids proposals for on Fitchburg
Jap.n
The County Commissioners TO themselves the
right to jee any all Of the Proposals offered for
their consideration BOYDEN BAIL
Worcester, Oct. 6, 1903. DIFF
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DIED.
In oatdale, West 'yston, Oct I'd, Mrs Betsey Law
Ieuc', As.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

EXCURSION TO NEW YORK CITY,
~ Through in Two Hours.-Buard's Panorama Of
New York City, shows the visitor Forty One miles OF the
cry He has perspective view Of forty three Streets
leading from Broadway, the Aston House, City Hall,
TOmbs, New York Hotel, Trinity Church Barnum's MI.
scum Metropolitan Hote stuart's Store, ST. Nicholas
Hotel. Every building Broadway, st the time the
Panorama was completed from the Battery to Union
Park One and Half Miles Of Shipping aud Steamboats,,
700 Horses and Carriages 10000 People, the Battery
Castle Gardeni in word. he vie VS. the city just
would appeer to him. he to walk ride through the
most interesting part Of the city 5000 Signs and IS 900
Letters on them represented Broadway alone
This work painted IS 600 Peet Of Canvas weighs
1890 pounds fur years in being PARTED and cost
10000 D0larsi II has been visited bV more tnan One
Million Persons in the United States and Canada.
At each exhibition Of the Panorama passes before
the spectator an Explanatory Lecture will be given by
Dr. J. II. Lille or Mr.. 4. Williams. Illustrative Of New
pie, their gosheadaveness, and much valuable knowl
edge Of great Importance to stranger and of general
and instruc i've information to everybody.
Will exhibit at Worcester IN
M z C H a MICS RA RI,
As follows:
LIST Exhibition Thursday Evening, Oct. T. at n O'Clock
I'd " Friday &, ~
81 " Saturday afternoon " O. g
9Th " s'tuFiay evening g o. :!
9th q" Tuesday afternoon " H.
9TH 6 Tuesday evening II, II
Sth Wednesday afternoon" IL 3
9:h Wednesday evening - 10, u
Admission 25 cents, children Is cents. Families and
Parties Of 5persons 81 ]. II. LILLE, Agent
ALBERT NORTON, Proprietor.
Tickets for sale at A. Marsh's Music Store and the
Door. d2w&wIt $50