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Worcester daily spy., 1858-12-31
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Compound Extract of SarSapariIla,

times devise for this everywhere prevailing and ta
maady. It is combined from the most active remedials
that have been discovered for the expurgaon this foul
disorder from the blood and the of the system
from its destructive Consequences Hence it should be
employed for the of not only scroa but also those
other affections which arise from it, such as Eruptiyc and
Skin Diseases St Antonys Fire. Rose, or Erysipelas
Pimples Pustues, Blotches, Bains and Bois Tumors,
letter and Salt Rheum. Scald Head, Ringworn Rheum
atism Syphitic and MercuTia Diseases Dropsy, Dys-
pepsia Debility and indeed all complaints arising from
vitiacd and impure blood. The popular belief in tapu-
riy Of the blood is founded in TRUTH for scrofua is
degeneration of the blood The particular purpose and
virtue this Sarsaparla is to purify and regenerate this
vital fluid without which sound health is impossible in
contaminated constitutions
Worcester daily spy., 1858-12-31
On be get.

STORE To LET.-The Store recently
~ occupied byJ. Q. Iems Il Co.. under the Bav state
House This store is well located for Grocery or Meat
Market Apply to y. W. HAMMOND, Treasurer
nlz dtf
Two LEA very nice Upper Tenement,
= = No. Chandler street Price sl05 Iuquire or JAS
X IlI.it-E, corner Main and Austin Streets dtf Ola
VNENEMENTS TO RENT-In various
=, a parts Of the city. Inquire Of NATHANIEL BROWN
No. Browns Block div ivl
FFF0 RENT.-That beautiful Double House
-, - NJ 5l Austin rect Inquire of ID. r. PRATT, No.
j. wellington Sire diff IA
Worcester daily spy., 1858-12-31

EOR SALE OR TO LET
=. = The wen known INAiAN'S SCYTHE EsTA BLIsI.
MENl situated Ia the east part Bnrrllye two miles
west u hAiorYc. on the Branch River H. L. The works
nave been nnt ~ thorough repair since the first Of July
lhsi ah afe now n hf-t ntc running order They are
capable oi turning out from three a. four thousand dozens
Of scythes year Those nrs are admitted f0 he anong
thf best arranged IN New England for economy and con.
Ntnlfnce M ull departments Of the business They are
only I'VE miles from Mil VILE depot ON the Providence
mid Worcester lallrnad. For particulars inquire of
NANCY lAMAN, On The premises, O. A. fNAiAN Mohe,
MAN. Worcester.
Burriiisillc, SEPT p, 1858 d2taw&wam s2s
Worcester daily spy., 1858-12-31
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS AT
No. 1A3 Main Street.

We would call the attention of the public to our large
stock OF HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, which We ofer
AZ kedueed Prices We have on hand large stock of
new ana secondhand Furniture Feather Beds Mattress
eS curtains and Fixtures, Crockery and Glass Ware Ia
be Cutlery britannia and Silver Plated Ware Cooking
Stoves, &c that m sell at prices that cannot fail to
suit the most economical purchaser.
Also, i9t OF Eight Day ana Thirty Hour CLOCKS,
that we VIII warrant good time keepers and sell at less
price ta can be found at other store in this city,
Also, nne lot of CAMEO PINS and Ear Drops Bosom
studs sleeve But0ns and Gold Rings, 40 per cent less
than the usual prices. Can and them. Fancy Goods
Pocket Cutlery, Note and Letter Paper Envelopes Cot
ron Hosiery Suspenders, Handkerchefs Cravats Ca.Det
Bags, Umbrellas &c, &c.
gstg Consignments of all kinds Property solicited
FrIVate Sale. PUTNAM 81 CLARK,
Worcester, July s. dtf
Worcester daily spy., 1858-12-31

nor SALE.-FiAy c. ION LOOMS II
weaving 40 inch goods IN ord ~ ,n, man, mv'lae M u Il
Apply 70 n IL sihNENs, near wa &sier D'pV''
MEX ikArl. y Front street Wor' wv a,f
webster, May "a, le5S, "u
Worcester daily spy., 1858-12-31

III AltRAL, RISLEY, & KITCHEN,
- - importers and Wholesale Druggists arc constantly
receiving by direct lmpurtations additions 10 their stock
which consists Of every thing IN their line and 10 which
the attention Of Druggists Country Merchants and Phy-
sclas' on their visiting New York respectfully Invited
ENery article Is warranted pure and uiadultcracd and
wi are offered Tor cash or approved pnper ns favor
aDe terms as can be Ind elsewhere ~ Bnrcnv street
new YORK Ihey are also agents for Hiiss' Dysnpptc
iencdy; hscys Compound Fluid Extract Of Buchu,
Roberts ChOc Mixture for Infants dn,v9u d1
Worcester daily spy., 1858-12-31


time TO The sale Of
IS PAINTED CHAMBER SETS
beautifully omameutod in various STYLES and colors
which will he sold at less than wholesale nrces loIs'
have also just received an invoice Of nave
TOLMAN's AIR SPRING ItEDs
decidedly the best Spring Beds in use and iust tho
for this hot weather. Also, "s
LIVE GEESE FEATHERS AND CURLED nam
which will be made into Beds and Mattresses r. -, .
desired and warranted to be as represented OF Oiue
REFRIG RATORs,
have now on hand good assortment of different s,,
and of both the old and improved patterns which viii AZ
sold at greatly reduced prices have also for sale III DC
THE OLD DOMINION COFsEET, nor,
which insures a cup Of delicious coffee that is fo -
grounds and which cannot fail to recommend from
any who likes that beverage made in tie bct & 70
TO HOUSEKEEPERS AND ALL OTHERS
a cordial invitation is extended to examine NV poo1s
learn the prices at which they are offered 'lu
NEWER MIND
what other dealers say when they tell YOU this Is so
ond hand establishment, that you will find nothin, IN
second hand goods at Hoods but come and SEQ f uut
selves and you viii learn what Others have learned befr
that you can DlY -
Better New Furniture of every description,
Better New Woolen and Painted Carpetings;
Better New Crockery, Glass, and China Ware:
Better britannia and Silver Plated Ware;
Better New Tea Trays and Table Cutlery;
Better Window Shades and Paper Ilangiugs
for less money tan any of those establishments where
false representations are made for the purpose Of irving
to munuNulise the trade ing
The why my goods are and can he sold .bcono
is because my expenses less than those of any other
store OF me KIND doing the amount Of business and
l am Wiling to serve my customers MANY hours for
the same money any other man; therefore invite All
who wish for good baigans fair dealing and good treat
ment to the Peoples General Housc-Furnis6ug Estn-
lsment 26 22S 230 and 232 Main street that tbey may
judge for themselves if these things arc not So ''
lezO dawtt j. |" HooD, Proprietor
Worcester daily spy., 1858-12-31

ROARDING- Boarding, by the Week or
- bay, ut No. ~ Thomas Street, Worcester Mnss,
ap5l div VI KENDALL
Worcester daily spy., 1858-12-31

TT AMPDEN FIRE INSURANCE co,
IL Of Springfield, Mass.
Cash Capital paid in sl50O0O 90
Accumulated surplus $4,000 W
WIN B. CALHOUN President
Jos G. PlNCHON, Secretary.
VIII insure Real and Personal Property against Fire on
application to WIN. $. DENNY, Agent
At the office of Mechanics Mutual Fire Insurance
Company, Clarks Block Worcester
1a20
Worcester daily spy., 1858-12-31
furniture.
Furniture.
M ORE NEW OOD S
AND
GREAT BARGAINS,
by
j. L. HOOD,
AT THE
PEOPLES GENERAL HOUSE-FU FURNISHING STnBF
Nos. seo, @es, esO, and sas,
MAIN STREET, WORCESTER

The attention of the public particularly called ot II,
time to ihe sale Of
Worcester daily spy., 1858-12-31

will be at the
RAY STATE HOUSE, WoRCIsrER
nircct All letters to the Bay state Hose Worcester
Mass ar the St Nicholas Hotel, New Horl
e d&wf
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-05-29

s8l. Allac's and parts Of acts con.
fiicfing with this act are hereby repealed
so far as they conflict with this act.
STEPHEN B. SIIELLEDY,
Speaker Of the House Of Reps.
ORAN FAVILLE,
President of the Senate.
Approved March 23d, 1858.
RALPH P. LOWE.
Office Of Secretary Of State,
Des Moines, April Sd, 1858.
I hereby certify that the foregoing
is true copy Of the original roll ON file
in my office. ELIJAH SELLS,
Secretary Of State.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-05-29
ed in this part Of the District.

'sSPREAD EAGLE WIFI VExaEANoK.n-
THE lurid flames of the revolutionary torch
and European Red Repuhlioanism, threw
their CHASTITY glare athwart ou- thorough
fares to give imposing significance to the 90
casion. Muscatine Journal
1t cannot be possible thai one man alone.
conceived all Of that extensive idea.-Da-
vcnp0rt Dem.
We cannot say, Mr.. Democrat, whether
one man alone did or did not conceive such
an idea, but We are quite sure we never at
tempted it. You attribute in your last paper
another paragraph to va which we credited
to the Philadelphia Iafuirsr when it ap-
peared in our paper. 'Don't You know moth
ing" MIR. Democrat--or do you wilfully
.nisrepreseat usl
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-05-29
REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION

A Republican State Convention will be held at
Iowa City, on Thursday, the 18th day of June,
1858, for the purpose of nominating Secretary,
Auditor, Treasure of State and Attorney General,
and for the transaction of such other business as
may be d eemed necessary by the Convention.
Tae ratio of rsprss,ntsti"n Of each county will
b one dele gate for every one hun drcd Republican
votes. and an additional one for every fraction
ov fifty, the vote for Governor at tha last State
election being the basis Organized counties with
less thu one hundred Republican voters will be
ootitled each to one delegate.
S. J. KIRKwooD, W. H. FARMER,
W. P. CLARK, H. PRICE,
H. O'CONNOR. q. d. WOODEN,
Committee.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-05-29

Republican County Convention
CITY OF MUSCATINE:

The Republicans of Muscatine County will meet
in MASS CONVEN1ION at tho Court House in
the city IT Muscatine. on Saturday, the 5th day
Of June, 1858, fort purpose Of choosing dele.
gates to attend the Repu bliean State Convention,
to be held at Iowa City, on the 18th day of June,
and the Republican Congressional Convention, to
be held at Iowa City, on the 18th of June, 1858.
By order of the Central Committee.
D, q. CLOUD, Chairman.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-05-29
Republican Congregational Convcn.

ncpuUllCuh COhSrcSSlOn1l COnVcns
ton.
SECOND DISTRICT.
Tho Republicans Of the Second Coz gressonal Dis
trct of the State of lowe, are hereby gifted that
Convention will be held in Iowa City, on Friday
the 18th of June, A. D. 1883, for the pn'pose Of
nominating Republican candidate for Congress
FOR said district an the transaction of such other
business as may DO deemed necessary for the inter
cs. Of the party.
The ratio of representation Of each county, will
be delegate for every 100 Rer ublcan votes, snd
additional one for every fra, ton over Fifty, tn
vote for Governor the last October eleco1 beiu
the basis. Organized counties having less than c
hundred Republican voters, will be cnttl ); cach to
one delegate.
w. PENN CLARKE,
JOHN A. pARvlN
HIRAM PRICE, District Central Com.
M. MeBLY,
s. D. CARPENTER,
Republican papers throughout the district are
requested to copy.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-05-29

JUDICIAL CoNvENTIoN.-As there has been
no time or place fixed upon to hold a Cen
veDtion for the nomination Of Judge and
Prosecuting Attorney in this Judicial Dis
trict, we suggest that it take place on satur-
day, the 10Th day of June, at Davenport
The delegates from the State and Congress
ional Conventions will then be on their way
home, and they can as well stop at Daven-
port and attend the Judicial Convention as
not. We think it would be good policy these
busy times among the farmers to nave ore
set of delegates attend all three of these
Conventions, as thereby time and money
would be saved.-M.qaoketa Excelsior.
The above suggestion deserves the con-
sideratioa Of the Republicans OF this Judi
cial District. 1t strikes Us as being very
good.-DGvenport CUE.
1t is satisfactory so far as We are o,noern.
ed in this part Of the District.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-05-29

More BloOdshed I'm Kansas!
We learn by telegraph from St. Louis that
on the 10Th party of Pro- Slavery men from
Missouri came into trading post situated
on the road from Fit. Scott to Leavenworth,
where it crosses the Usage, taking two men
named Andrews and Campbell prisoners.
Further on they captured Mr.. Stillwell, re-
Gently from Iowa, and a man named Reed.
They continued on the road towards Kansas
City till they had taken twelve men. The
party then halted in deep ravine, and the
prisoners, with the exception of Andrews,
who had been dismissed from custody, were
drawn up in line and fred upon. Five
men were killed-Wise, Stillwell, Ross,
Colchester, Robbins, Campbell and four
others were wounded. The rufians then
rode off.
The affair has created intense excitement
in Lawrence. In the neighborhood force
is being organized to pursue them. Lane
was in Lawrence; it was not known wheth-
er he would participate in the pursuit. The
sources of information are considered reli-
able
The st. Louis Republicans Westport cor
respondent, however, gives different ver-
sion of the affair, and states distinctly that
no Missourians took part in the ARRAY. He
states that fight took place between Capt.
Hamilton and about twenty other settlers on
one side and portion Of Montgomery's
band on the other. 1t resulted in the death
of ten of the latter, among whom was Capt.
Reid, one of Montgomery's board of COM
missioners before whom all persons are sent.
All of Hamilton's party were men who had
been driven from the territory few days
before.
GONE OF TIE PAPERs'' The Wapello
hteligencer must be a highly interesting
and instructive paper to it's numerous (?)
patrons. The last issue is sa specimen
brick" We transfer to our columns all the
editorial we find in it, without marring any
of the original attractiveness of style by
correcting its grammar OF photography:
The other dsy gentleman STEPPED into
our office, and said he wanted his paper
stopped. Times was to hard, he could no
stand it.
Now this "kinder gifts" us. A man, and
one of the wealthiest men in our County,
and cant support his own County paper.
Bad egg, shure.
BURRIs ClTY.-We understand that the
people of Burris City, is trying to borrow
forty thousand dollars, to build q Levee
around the whole town.
stPitch in lemons But we would advise
them to be sure and have all them big Bull
Frogs out, before they build said levee.
For after the water is sll drained off, and
they begin to by it might cause some of their
citizens to have the ague. DAD.
We arcglad the Kssef1sqencsri is lisinelined
to keep our company, as it stated some
weeks ago. We are willing to leave it alone
in its glory.
JUDICIAL CoNvENTIoN.-As there has been
no time or place fixed upon to hold Cen
veDtion for the nomination Of Judge and
Prosecuting Attorney in this Judicial Dis
trict, we suggest that it take place on Satur-
day, the 10Th day of June, at Davenport
The delegates from the State and Congress
iOnal Cnn vantiona will fhon ho ~, th.;. 49,
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-05-29

~ UCIOlO VIC uAtOOheA usy " O"""oAJ
following the levy Of the tax, the treas
urer is directed to make the same by
distress and sale Of his or her personal
property, excepting such as is exempt
from taxation, and the tax list alone
shall be sufficient warrant for such
distress.
s 46. When the treasurer distrains
goods he may keep them at the expense
OF the owner, and shall give notice of
the time and place Of their sale, within
FIVE days after the taking, in the man
ner constables are required to give no
tice of the sale Of personal property
under execution, and the time Of sale
shall not be more than twenty days from
the day Of the taking; but he may adj
iourn the sale from time to time not
exceeding FIVE days, and shall adjourn
at least once when there are no bidders,
and in case Of an adjournment, he
shall put up a notice thereof at the place
of sale. Any surplus remaining above
the taxes, charges of kecring, fees for
sale, shall be returned to the owner,
and the treasurer shall, on demand,
render an account in writing Of the sale
and charges.
SAT. If the treasurer be resisted
or impededin the duties Of his Office,
he may require any suitable person to
assist him therein, and if such person
refuse the aid he shall forfeit sum not
exceeding ten dollars, to be recovered
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-05-29

luu
s 80 The State trea~urer shall keep
each distinct fund coming into his posses.
sion as public money, in separate apart
ment OF his safe, and al each quarterly
settlement, with the State Auditor, he shall
count each fund in the presence Of the
Auditor, TO see if the same agrees with
the balance found on the books. The
.otal amount acknowledged TO being 10
each fund shall be exhibited before the
count, and county treasurer shall account
with the county Judge in ike manner.
s 81. ANY county judge neglecting or
refusing 10 comply with thi. act, shall be
liable to a fine in any sum not exceeding
one thousand dollars. y be prosecuted by
the Attorney General or District At,or.
ney, for the benefit Of common schools
s 81. The treasurer of State shall
keep in the safe in his Office all moneys
received by him as such treasurer until
the same is withdrawn thcrefrom upon
warrants issued by the Auditor of State
in accordance with the law. The treas
uref shall not deposit any of the moneys
received by him as treasurer, with or
lend any portion thereof TO any person or
persons, or associations OF persons what
over, or to company incorporated or lin.
incorporated, nor shall he in any manner
whatever allow said moneys or any part
thereof to be Withdrawn from said safe,
or used in a..y manner whatever other-
wise than may be provided by lew.
s 80. Should the treasurer OF State at
any lime violate any OF the provisions of
section 80 of this act, he shall be deemed
guilty Of misdemeanor and upon con-
vic,ion thereof shall be fined in any sum
not less TIL; n five thousand dollars nor
more than twenty thousand dollars, and
imprisoned in the county Jail not less than
one year nor more than five years or both
al the discretion Of the court.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-05-29

his county, specifying the per ccntum
to be added to or deducted from the
valuation Of the real proper Of each
Of the several towns, and Of the real
property not IN towns, in case an equal
per centum shall not be added to or de-
Quoted from each, and also the rate of
State tax which is to be levied and col
lected, which shall not exceed three
mills on the dollar. The county clerk
shall add to or deduct from the valua-
ton Of each tract or parcel Of real
property in his county, the required per
ccntum on the same, and if the result
shall in any case show fraction Of a
dollar, such fraction, if less than fifty
cents, shall be registered, and il fifty
cents or more, shall be counted as one
dollar.
S36. If any county clerk shall neg
lect or refuse to transmit to the Audi.
tor Of State the abstract Of the assess
mcnt Of the real property Of he coun-
ty, or to add or deduct the per centum
fixed by the State board Of equalization
as required by this act, such county
clerk shall be deemed guilty Of an Of
fence, for which he shall be prosecuted
by Indictment in the district court, and
if found guilty, shall be fined in any
sum net more than one thousand dol
lars, and shall also be liable to an &C
ton on his official bond to any injured
person.
81. The county judge shall fur
nish to the clerk Of each county suit
able book, properly ruled and headed,
with distinct columns in which to enter
the names Of tax payers descriptions
|of lands, number Of acres and value,
number Of town lots and value, and
value Of personal property, and each
description Of tax, also with two col
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"
thorized, and it is made his duty, to
administer an oath Of affirmation to
each person assessed to the effect that
he has given in full, true and correct
inventory Of all the taxable property
/ owned by him, and all such property
., may be owned by him as agent,
guardian, or otherwise, and which he
!, IS required by law to list, and in case
any one refuse to make such oath or
affirmation, the assessor shall note the
fact in the column CT remarks opposite
such persons name, and should it af-
terxards appear that such person SO
refusing has not given o full list OF
his property. or Of that under his con-
troll and which he was by law required
to list, any property SO omitted shall
be entered on the book at double its
ordinary assessable value, and taxed
accordingly.
6s28. Each assessor shall on or be-
fore tho first Monday Of April in each
year, return one Of the assessment books
81 his township to the Office of the coun-
tysjadge, With the several columns Of
! 6aS&tprs and values correctly footed up,
I naA ~ amount Of personal property Of
i, each peeson carried forward in col
I I'm ,Snder IL hesd Of total personal
6pSftY, and the other book he shall
+ - a hskore the first day Of April Of
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-07-30
LANDS E0R HiI.E.

TWO choice lots Of ground situate on main
street. IN the Borough of Schelsburg, Bedford conn
~ adjoining the residence Of John smith Esq
havIng an excellent Il DWELLING ROUSE,
STABLE, &c, E:sM thereon erected.
ALSo-- Three tracts Of fine
lime stone land. well set with timber, containing
one hundred acres in each tract, situate in Morri-
son Cove, South Woodberry township, Bedford CO.
aaJoinlng lands of John X. Teeter and Others
ALSO-Two tracts Of timber land, situate in
pectively lG0 and 100 acres.
ALoO-One tract Of white pine timber land,
containing 900 acres, situate on the line Of the
fitts burg and Connellsvie Rail Road. in Allegheny
rlo"nship { Somerset county, eighteen miles west OF
Cum 6erland, having thereon erected a large Dwel-
ing House, large Bank Barn, Saw-min, 6Lc.
AISO-A number Of tracts Of timber lands
~ Bedford and Fulton counties.
ALSO-Several tracts Of iron ore and coal
lands in Bedford county, on the line OF the Hunting
don and Broad Top Railroad
Terms easy. Apply to
Bedford, July 9, 1S58.-Gw.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-07-30
JOY TO THE ADMIRERS OF
a TINE HEAD OF
RICH GLOSSY HAIR.

Talk OF beauty, and it caunot exist without a fine
head of hair, then read the following and if YOU ask
more, circular around each bottle, and no one
can doubt.
ProfeSS0r Woods H4ir Restorative. We
call the attention of all, old and young, TO this won
der!ul preparation, which turns back to its original
color, gray haiT-Covtrs the head of the bald witba
luzuriant groWth-remoYes the dandrutf itching and
80 cUtaneous eruptons-causes continual flow OF
the natural fluids; and hence, if used a regular
dressing for the hair viii preserve its color and keep
il from falling TO extreme old age, in all its natural
beauty. We cal then upon the bald, the grey, OF
diseased scalp, TO II; and surely the young will
not as they value the flowing focks, the witching
curl ever be without it, It's praise upon the tongue
of thousands.
The Agent for Prof. Woods Hair Restorative in
New Haven, received The following letter in regard
to the Restorative, few weeks since;
Deer RIVER, Con-, July 90, 1855.
Mr.. LeVenworth-Sr: ! have been troubled with
dandrutf scurf on my head for more than year,
my hair began TO out, scurf and hair together,
I saw in New Haven paper about ''Wood's Hair
Restorative' a ! called at your store the
lst OF April last, and purchased one bottle 10 try it,
and found my satisfaction il the thing, it
moved the scurf and new hair began grow; it is
now two three inches in length where il all
off. have great faith in it. | wish you TO send me
two bottles more by Mr.. Post, the bearer cf this
don't know any Of the kind is used in this
place, YOU may have market fer many bottles after
II is known here, Yours with ;espect,
RUFUS PRATT