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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-18

TIE WAvERLY PERFUME FOR THE HANDKERomEF.-
Never have the dews of morning distilled sweetsr fra
GRANGE from flowers Of upland meadow than is contain
cd In this delightful and permanent perfume Prepared
only by JOHN O. HILL, Apohecary, Mechanics Han
Building, and for sale by all Druggists. Copyright Sc
cured.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-18
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

THE QUEENS DOMAIN, and Other Poems. BY VIII
liam Winter Boston E. o. Libby & Co.
This is neat volume of poems not equal to the
best, yet better than many that published.
Judged by the severe test of Horace they would not
take very high rank. The construction is not all
ways happy, and the rhythm is sometimes defective
Still, the sentiment of the poem from which the book
takes its name and of most of the Others pure and
delicate und the topics are such as are naturally
suggested to a mind gifted with poetica tendencies
For sale in this city, at the bookstore of A. H.
Ward
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-18

FRED FREELAND: or the Chain of Circumstances.
A Story for Boys and Girls. By Willis Love
youth. Boston: E. o. Libbey & Co.
This book, if we judge rightly is from the pen of
one who is a comparatively new aspirant for public
favor; yet he has woven his 'chain of circum-
Stances with considerable skill, giving instruc-
tive lesson, that they who kind, firm, and true,
whatever unfavorable circumstances they may en-
counter, will in the end receive their reward. We
commend it to our young friends in the hope that
they may all emulate the virtues of Fred. Freeand
and that the author at some future day, may give
them the sequel of the story,
For sale by A. II Ward
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LARGE OwL.-On Wednesday afternoon last, a
large white owl, measuring nearly five feet from tip
to tip of wings, was shot by Mr.. Chamberlain in
Clinton, says the Courant.
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good-sized ine-looking pickerel caught in Paxton.
They will be served up for dinner there tomorrow.
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REV. DR.. Sweetser will deliver his twentieth ami
versary sermon at the Central Church, tomorrow
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SPENcER.-The Selectmen of the town ofSpencer
have offered reward of $500 for the arrest and con-
victon of the ncendary who set fire to the currier
shop of Joseph w Morse, in that town, some two
weeks ago.
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FURs ATAUoTIoN.-E. W. Vail will sell this day,
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at and P NJ, the balance of
the stock of frs in store No Sc Main street.-the last
chance.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-18

HILLS GLYoEmSE, or Sweet Principles of Oils for i'm
proving ana identifying the Hair For sale by JOHN
hill, Apothecary Mechanics Hall Building Worcester
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The whole of the victims of the Gouldy
tragedy have recovered, with the exception of
one of the servant girls, who is still in the
New York Hospital. She is improving slowly.
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Extra Dressed EEogs.-Just received 100 good
dressed hogs. For sale by DRAPER IL CLARK
dis diff
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DR.. $. Foster Haven, Fosters Block, Pearl st.
Worcester.
Special attention given to Diseases of the Eye.
ala daweOdtf
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TEMPERANCE.-The Worcester Northeast District
Temperance Union will hold its next quarterly
meeting at Fitchburg, on Wednesday, the 22d.
Rev. John PierpOnt lectures at the Town Hall, in
Fitchburg, tomorrow evening, on "Spirituasmn
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Orphans Home ID cpOsitOry.-Any persons hav-
ing articles which they willing 10 contribute the
Orphans Home will confer favor by leaving them at
the store of WM. l.. CLARK the old stand of Reed ~
Clark No 40 Main street, whence they will be forwarded
daily
Bed cOmorers and any articles of clothing for boys
tween the Of four and twelve years. will be partic
uary acceptable large proportion of these articles
were burned at the late fire.
dis diff NJ. KNOWITON. Scc'v
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Spetial Slotttes.
EIirhInnd school. Nvo1

Highland School, Worcester, aI.tss-Sftuo-
tOn uneQualed for beauty and hcalthiuHcse bistric
on by those only of large and successful experepc in
teaching Systematic physical exercise by means of a.
Gymnasium and Military Drill The same system nf ta,
tics is used at West Point Every cadet is required tn
uniform dress Arms furnished by the proprietor
The Eighth Term commences january 3D. For cfrrrl.r5
and full information, address the PRINCIPAL
DIS dMWaSaw2wF C. b. METCALF NJ
Electric Oil.-EIectrIc OIi.-Many respectabI,
dealers in various parts Of the country have been duiy
authorized 10 sell the genuine Electric Oil with lrri
ten signatures Of De Grath IL Co, of Phladphia ana
such dealers making sales than the Propre
tors are, because expensive remedy to make Tho
price however, is invariablc 10 the trade.
For sale by GEORGE r. SPCRR, POI Main stree
wholesale and retail Agent De'Grath's Electric OIL
dlT daW2w
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The Russian Minister, at Washington, Mr.. Sto
eckl, is about to leave for Europe for short time
There were $40 deaths in New York last week,
526 of consumption.
An old negro woman, known as Betsy, died a
few days ago. in Petersburg Va, at the age OF l0i
years.
Thos Adams has been appointed chief of police
of New Orleans. He is a member OF the Louisiana
legislature.
The funeral of Jas. Powers, who was hung in
Washington Saturday, was attended by about 20o0
people In Baltimore, where bis body was inferred
Sunday.
The effort TO raise $4,000 for the additional ep
dowment of Illinois College, az jacksonville, has
been entirely successful.
The whole number OF persons employed In Mas
sachusetis in the manufacture OF boots, shoes ana
leather is estimated at about s0,0oo
William George Bowlton has been recog gaized by
the President as consul of Venezuela, at Phiiade
phia.
Martin Kosta, the Hungarian refugee rescued py
Capt Ingraham, died near Guatemala, recently.
Hon. Benz. Fitzpatrick, United States senator
from Alabama, will sejoarn for several weeks du
ring the summer months at the Wsrm Springs IN
Virginia.
In New Haven, Conn., On Friday afternoon. an
Irish man named Patrick Costello, IN the employ
msnt of the New Haven Steam Saw Mill Csmpan.
was killed by coup de soieiE
number of gray sq1irrels. which bad been
placed in the public squares of NeS Haven. have
been driven trom their lodging places by swarms
Of honey bees.
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s6s- LIFE slzE PHoroea.pHs.-Ths

subscriber takes pleasure in announcing 10 his nu-
merous patrons and the public at la,ge, that h. v
now prepared 10 furnish photographs from mi ala
lures to FULL LlsE slZe, either plain or coiored
-hich, for accuracy aud bnish he warrants equal.
{ not superior any produced ia this city, al less
than the usual price Old Pictures copied and en-
iarRed 10 any size.
Citizens and strangers invited to call and ex-
anime specimens at uiBBS Tenirle OF Ait Corin-
THAN Hall, Main street, between 9th aaa l0,h.
Pc GIBBS.
p. S.-If you want genuine Ambrotype, this II
the place TO get it, where you will neither hum
5ugged In price or work, Also. helaiuetypts, or
any other Picture in the Photographic Art
ia p q
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MORE ARRESTS In addition TO the three negroes
first ar rested for the murder of Mr. Watkins, In
Surry county, Va, two others have been lodged In
jail-the cook, mother of one OF the prisoners and
the carriage driver of MIR Rufn, near Cabin Point.
The statement Of one of the boys implicated them
in design upon the life of Mr. for aiength Of
time The driver was to have procured poison,
and the cook TO administer il. The excitement In
Surry, may be judged from the fact that short
time SINCE at a militia muster, the people were
with difficulty restrained from taking the negr oes
out OF jail and hanging them.
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DIARRIfRA KILLER
FOR THE POSITIVE AND sPbEDY UUREOF
DI4HRHCEA. CB0LER1 NORBUS SUMMER
COMPLAINT COLL CHOLERA fyFANTUk
AND ASATIC CHDLERA.
TIL really valuable rernsdy for the aboyenamsd
diseases oi the -IoGach aud bowels has obtsincd
tue name Oi UiArrbCes litter. from tn. TACT that if
~as used and tested 1000 cases VI violent Di-
lrrhoea, Ia the summer vt 1879. when the Choiera
Was prevalent In the cit of sichmoa.d, Va and In
instance dl 1t evtr fail 20 arrest the disease aud
actually stru the patient ft Is the recsips Of
distinguished soutsiern physician. who has used it
ia sxteL practice fJr nearly thirty years and
he has yet TO hear of the mrs which the Df-
arrhuea Killer has failed either TO rvevs or cure
when used according 10 the drecLons
Prepared only by FISHER a WINSTON,
'Apothecaries and Druggists,
oiz5 Main St. hicnmond. Va.
Price so cents.
Sa- sold by all Druggists. je Sim
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N.Y. MsxlcAs Musraxo Lrxrxrsr-

It's wonderful effects and cops@qaent popula- ity--
perhaps article in the history VI AGterid edicd
acquired tue same patronage, was subjected 20
the sanr number OF severe ami dfs. ent ssfs, and
met with so few failures as the Must ,Bg LinimeEt.
t has justly been styled Panaeea Tor all external
Wound. Cuts, sweliings, sprains Bruises, or rap.
tons Man Beast. IL 10 Tar medicipe Of sur
prising yIrta-. that Ply sicans are Compelled to
prescribe il; and from some remsrk ksbie cures OF
hr3bic and distorted Rheumatic cases, IL has nssu-
rally attracted much attention rom the 6rst en-
t,fC;minds of the age. No family can afford to 10
with ut bottle of the Mustang Liuiment In their
house Beaedreef Issit ztiesss
The genui's is sold by respectable dealers in all
parts OF ths world BAKNE3 q PARK,
lie 2f-6&cwim Proprierors, New York.
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AGRICULTURAL RAPrUREs-I went up the Harris
burg pike the oIher day three four milss. to sec
Lew GetE's catte-three of them We're in the sta
bic, ringed at the nose-cbained to Osk-of that
sex that oversets things; bridges, great rivers
navigates the boiling ocean. The others were in
the big end behipd--whAt a bag! milki Iguess
so. But there Devon there, beautiful as a
lady-O how exquisite her fornI-how trim her
limbs-how mild her eye--she looked so sweet it
seemed you could kiss her-you felt almost that
she was a lady.-Ldncdster Empress
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sG4. L. THERE EYER WAS A TIME VII

skSS- lF THERE EVER WAS TIME when
BAKERS PREMIUM BlTTERs were required. it is the
present season. when young and old are using all
k,nds of vegetable regardless of the consequences
These Bittera should b, used daily 10 Keep fl sud
den attacks of disease of the stomach; but should
you be attacked with Cramp ChoiiC, DiarIhes Cho-
iera Morbus, any other disorder OF the digestive
organs, use Bakers Celebrated Premium Bitters
freely. and we will guarsntee Il peri ct cure.
These Btters can be had of all Druggists
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SAILORS POISONED BY AFRICAN NArivEs.-The barque
Benjamin Franklin, which arrived at Fall river,
Mass on the 10th inst, last from the Coast Of All
riea returned in consequence of the eaky state OF
the vessel, and Capt Brown being sick with fever
an ague She lost four men by being poisoned ey
the natives on the Coast of Africa about the let OF
January last Their names were welcome Ciafk,
and two portug desc
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seS> BAKEa's PREMluM BlrrxHs.-You

must cot be preiudced but give them a trial in
eates of Cholera Morbus and GUNNER com plain.s-
These annoy iug and dangerous diseases are bscon.
Il quits prrysenta at this time. and II not speedily
frequently life itself A and speedy cure We
kno~ of no remedy equal to that universally popu-
lar medicine, bAkehS PREMIUM BITTSRs; and
We therefore advise every one TO give II trial As
preventive q indigestion, and correc.or aud pu-
rher OF the stomach these Btters are unsurpassed.
Every family should keep q fow bottles On hand.
PRICE 81 cents per bottle-to be had Of all promi-
neut druggists in this city. and elsewhere ia vir.
ginia. je1
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THE Wool CRoP.-The editor of the Michigan
Farmer writes to the Detroit Advertiser, at CON
siderable length, to prove that the wool clip this
year, in the northwest, and particularly in Ohio,
will not be as large usual, though the contrary
has been frequently asserted. The number OF
sheep he says, has greatly diminished According
to the same authority, the number of sheep in the
State of New York is probably smaller than il was
in the year 1885, when it was ,2l7 ,024.
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ssg- New FIRE Pnoor RooyIyo.- Tho

Subscribers, Successors Of EsrftL d TO-, IN their
PATkNT ELAsfiC
CEMENT ROofINa.
now offer the same TO the public.
IL makes one ef the very best and cheapest ronis
ever used for DWELLINGS. CHUkCHks. bAANss
DEPoTs, &c, @
Ii also makes an invaluable PAIsr for tin rcofs.
stops the leaky Ones ana prevents those newly Dns
or from leaking.
Roofs painted with this material VII not reaairs
re- painting for nlsay 3ears
All orders IN city OF country promptly attended
20. o. u. rALE H.
i30 Main strces.
eS- County R.shtsin Virginia for sale.
il I7--tn
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RH FRESH LEEoHEs.-I have Just re-
eeived, by Adams Expresg, fresh lot of swedish
able terms.
p. .s-Cupping and Leeching promptly attended
20. Can be found at all hours Of the day az the Hair
Dressing Room under the American Hotel, and a.
night on 9Th street, French Garden Hin.
my 25-ts e. q. HOB6UN
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AN EDIT, CONDEMNED TO Die.-Mr. Lindahl, an
editor in Stockholm, has been recently cendem bed
to death by the axe, for having falsely and with
evil intentions accused Mademoiseie Mendyl lsohn,
of u revolving crime. His counsel Mr.. U. G. Ug
ga bias been condemned TO one mohth's imprison
nent and to the introduction, for having, with full
knowledge, undertaken the defence Of an unjust
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SALE oF REAL ESTATE IN SMYrHE CO.-On Tuesday
of this week, at Marion, Smythe county, the beau
tliui residence in the west end of the village. for
mery owned by NJ. 5 Crockett, Esq was sold for
the email sum of 81 $50. The lot contains thre,
acres Of land, and the buildings were erected II
few years ago a cost of some $4,000 A number
Of smaller lots and tenemeEts were sold at the
same time, in the immediate vicinity of the viii
lage, at prices ranging from 1925 to S225.
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NEW MUNICIPAL ScREMs-fhe Boston Adserti'
ser urges the plan OF new municipal government
for that city, which comprshends the abolition OF
the Councils and of every other elective officer ex
cept the Mayor, with financial aud legal adviser
The idea is to increase the responsibility Of tho
Mayor and get rid Of the corruption and jotbing
of legislative ard executive departments, elected
INDEPENDENTLY of that officer
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EN Dr.. THos. Johnson has taken au
office on Main street, over the grocery store of vii
4 BOshRr. opposite the Old Market, where hi'
friends can always fnd him ready to attend to the
duties of his profession.
All Surgical Operations performed.
So Entrance, next door TO Mr. A Strecker.
ia
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6ovERsMEsr LoAs.-The Secretary OF the Treas
usy announces that he viii receive proposals until
,hs 9th Of August next fos ten milton ef .trek Of
the Uned States 70 be issued under the act Of iith
June inst. Said stock will be rrmhursble Ia D /.
cen years from the LIST ei January nexs AID bear
iat rect 81 dss per csatnm yer snsom, payable
spontaneously.
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Ne FOR HENr-And 10 ssess, on ,i,,a
- NEAL ESTATE
81 MAR STAlT<rax

COMFORT FRAME i,w ~ Ii:
sai Az ordinary ',zer ~ tCkSMIfu SLIP. win
, II Il ACRES tsF LAND attached, on the line of
-iF tugiD,A tSa aJrsl Rsilrosl, within one ni,e OF
HAAfER, - BAEGAiN as they are de sifous Of clio.
SlDG ug abe bl ,HvSs ot their ae CopagtuershIn As
ION pr ,cfiCAh," Ii has the advantage of IVA
'ecro" ~. l. Wsll ocstel for conduct : a small
y.uair, 2ar!tess
,a4u re ~ II. TROUT. Esq Staunton Va or
NSA SNYDER. st the kichmond Stove Work.
le .E--5sn Ri,hn, nd Va
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GREAT ACCUMULATION OF CAPITAL.--The great &C :
| cumulaton Of capital in the name of one person.
on deposit in several banks of the city, now
| amounts to upwards of two million dollars. This
is the man who refused to give S. for charitable
purpose, declaring that he was not able, because
so much OF his money was lying idle in the banks
Boston Ie6Oer
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WARM TINES AT "REFosM' CONVENTION The
chief incidcut at the "Reform" convention in Rut.
land, VI Saturdav, was the introduction by Mrs
Julia Branch, of New York. of the fol wing resolr-
lion -
Resolved. That the slavery aud degradation OF
woman proceeds from the institution of marriag.
that by the marriage contract she loss the con
troll OF her name, her person, her property, her
labor, her affections, her children aud her free
dom.
An exciting discussion followed upon this reso-
tios, the speakers being Mrs. Brsuch. III. s Foe-
ter. Joel Tifaay, Mr. Lovey, Mrs Eruestine l..
Ross, +. W Coans aud others.
The afterno, N session was devoted to discu,-
ipn OF the slavery question, and speeches were
made by Parker Pilsbury, William Goodell, j. &.
Foster, Mrs Rose aud others.
Mr.. Foster cared nothing abont the Union. lie
sould say, rather than single slave should be
held ia bondage, Down with the Union; down
with the constitution; down with reigi IN dow
with the church; down with the Bbe-and let ali
20 to hell aud damnation."
The convention is to be continued this evening
and tomorrow. About 1000 people were present
saturday.
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D6S@ INTERESTING TO LADIEs.-When
in the course of human events. Ladies and Gentle
men lose one of their greatest natural atractionsa
hne head of hairit becomes matter of serious i'm
portance. and the question is. what shall do 10
stop the ha!r from falling of and restore its vgor
and beauty. In reply to this query we beg TO say,
try DR.. HARRIS HAIR PROMOTER and 1MPRovER. A
few applications will stoo the hair falling break
ing remove Gandruf. keep the scaip clean and
white and impart freshness and vigor to the hair.
and although you may have been bald twenty years,
the continued use of it two months will insure you
q luxuraut head of hair. Call and get bottle, and
if not satisfied, after the second application, return
it and get the price paid.
Ask for DR.. Harris Hair Prone ter and ImproVer
Sold in Richmond, by -
W PETERSON. Druggist,
Cor Main and 18th, and Main and Wall sts.
lO-3m
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sN-PowsRS WoaIn Rrsovsn ax.aa

TYPES AND Photographs Those In want OF lasting
likenesses should visit POWkR} Gallery Don't
mind waiting q few minutes. The crowd q always
,arge and unless vcu are first cf o srss you viii
have to wait your turn. POWERS makes the
cheapest and best pictures AZ l5i Main street. r
Maurice's shoe store. ie a
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Der TINS Gar.r us.rrn R,s,,,.,

LHE tTER or Tue PLESR IL In 1uh l.a,on = n -.
sne B.o becoms yitiated t. pnre or TOO eak. ne
sI io.se' % rs vitality tn skn heeo"s yellow sa1
ton follow, the spirits draap Sesy.u.nss. es,sscs.
ces, and lie beconles o burden
sARsAPAhILLA toRDIA.
acts upon "a. Biuod, Liver Stomach and B,weh
nparuhg new vigor aud tone 10 u G ns.itutio, i'm.
pareN " "a esse fr,iu any csuse IL rpnoss Pr
pies ana All ska er1ptions; arouses the ph s,e<,
p.wsfs oi bs,th sexes, Giv's bloom 10 the paiiki
MEDICINAL m it, "A cts, IL Is peItect e,a In
,aste II is particularly adapted % Fsmair com
pia,nts which IN their very patSrr ars exhau. ting
Kidney and Bladder afe. tiolls, IL acts IKE
cnarm Quart bottles 81. 81 all bottle. y, cents
n SOLO ov tURcEIL. LADD Go; FISHER WrNsroy.
rkIsRsoN; BoDEkER; GAaLIcK; " LADp; NILS.
papq. &JoHssos. DyvAL hoRros; q A fRRcTHe
ANDDo~DkN my 3l-sdkcw an :
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$50 WALTER HARRISON.

$50 WALTER HARRISON,
COUNSELLOR AND ATTORNEY AT LAW,
No. 81 WALL ST, NEW YORK.
Continues to practice in all the Courts held in the
city Of New York i also q COMMISSIONER OF
DEEDS FOR THE STA re OF VIRGINIA, and will
attend to the taking OF Dispositions acknowledge
ment of Legal Instruments, &c, and business en-
trusted 10 his care.
REFERS TO
hessr'' 4sl1ichs MdnTl Sstsm 4 Co; New York
Oelrichs < Lurmin pI,i,oora
VIM Gilmor, Esq, Baltimore.
Ludlam Watson, Richmond. Va.
to Office No. 81 Liberty street, Box 1852.
Ie Gins
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rAouILLrs AscoLI 81 d., Homso.

~AoHILLEs AscoLI ii D., Homso-
pathst (lsts from New York. and fsImssiy an Alior
pathc praetitioner) respectfully solclts the pafTe
mage OF the citizens Of Richmond.
a6Sif ifice on 6raee strest. bet ween 7th and Sth-
\ B--Rsierenees Of the highest spsetAhiIity
Medical advice and treatment GRArfs 10 reF Pook.
at hs efacs every day, tSabbath eay excsptcds 10
tween 4 and o'eieck. PM
day, between aud o'clock. PM my i2-iys
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WsEaE ARE rHs MosMoys GoiSG!-A Washington
letter writer gives currency TO the conjecture that
the Mormons are taking their way TO some eonye'
nient place Pacific coast, Ia order, ultimate
ly embark for the great and fertile leland Of New
Guinea, or some other locality In the South seas,
near the roiygsmous eJmmupiiiss Of the East
where they can enjoy their peculiar beliefs and
practices unmolested by any other people.
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0P HCiAI HCTjCfe
AN- Nsw FAMILY uKro Srosn'

TAhIN8 4 pEAROs, Arngxissa. oec to ,ns,r,,
tneii friends and tho pubic generally slsas thsg hss
removed 70 thsr aEW ST Ikk. on broad street.
soeve sipih, AMI opposite che tfli swan Tavern.
wnsre may De iouh1 c.ta piete assoI tIent Of fres
s snd Irilsoie DRUGS, MsDIUiSEs and tHEAL-
S.L SaLSi siso sngtish aud french PerfBmsfy, Lu-
ON EXT acts, Hair aud Tooth Brushes Fat en- Ar.
rc rrcies imported cigars aud chewing and srnohipr
Tobacco Of the best quality. nv T-M
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SAILING OVER WHEAT FIELD-One can hardly re-
alize the condition Of things along the Mississippi
In conversation with MIR. Fayrweather, the Gen
eral Agent Tor the Chicago and Burlington Rail.
road he stated that pas carried by the
steamboat seven or eight miles from Burlington to
OQuawka station, TO reach the that road.
and had not less than five fest Of water all the
way. In the route lies the farm of an old settler
who had In one field 200 acres of as tius wheat as
ever charmed the eye, and the entire crop is COW
cred eight feet deep with water, aud the steamer
makes regular trips across this wheat field
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