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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-11
MARRIED

In this city, Sept Oh John W VetbereII N Miss Hes
fI NsWlon, daughter OF Hon. Rejoiee Newton
- In eHt'on, sept eth, by Rev Mr. Bscre Of Grafton
~ NEWELL NJ d. OF Rutland, to Miss Frances Bates Of S
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q. F.. ~ n II Is
u EN- T. s. Il,
lis malp street, opposite the new Mechanics Han
iva Building, d&wti
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All orders from the city country promptly supplied
by calling at % Mechanic street, my house. So South
bridge street. with j. D. AMEs, 10 Thomas street.
jy20 diff JAS. Q. PECK.
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DIED.
IN Gratt2a Sept 9th Frank Eugene, son Of James W
and Sarah r. White, mos. 2 days
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Book for 1he Millions just published, by
EEDERUEE Co, Booksellers and Stationers No Is
Court Street. Boston, brief Treatise OF 48 pages on
Diseases OF the Sexual System Of both aexesther syp
toms aud acknowledgement by physician Of the
"Boston Eclectic Ho5pital." This work also contains
scohng exposure of the deception ard imposture prac
ticed by advertising quaeks, with of their names
and locations. Sold by periodical dealers generally
seut by mil the receipt of three postage stamps
Address Box 1902, Boston Post Office d1y mch24
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NNRs. VIM. SUMMERS JUVENILE
1FA SINGING soH00L.-The remaining Fourteen
Lessons, during which prepare for the Concert will
commence on SATURDAY, sept. IL, at "a o'clock p m
10 the vestry Of the Salem street, Church. Tuition fof
those who did not commence with US, but wish to Join
now, SOC d6t sic
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TmvalisIs, Notice this Faot!I-For

Fifty years. DR. s. 0. RICHARDSoN's SHERRY VINE
BITTERs have been unrivalled effective and
able Spring aud Summer medicine. Aud while almost
every Of the thousands Of remedies that have been
introduced within that period has been abandoned DR.
RcHARDsoNs medicine has been sustained with increased
popularity For sale at the Doctors Office No. 81 Hano
yer Street, Boston, and by dealers in medicine every
where mvlO dam
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s, ELECT sCHOOL.-No, 1888 MAIN STREET..

The session Of Miss BlGELows School Ia Briney
Row, will commence the nrst Monday Of September
The school Year Is fortytwo weeks Instruction will be
given IN the common and higher English Branches.
TERMS or TUITION, SO 90 per quarter for the
higher English Branches. Latin included Ga 90 per
quarter for the common English Branches. For pupils
may DO made at Mn. A. BIGELOW's, No. 10 Park
street. aulB d3wF
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ell diff Cor. Nam and Mechanic streets.
Prof. Woods Hair Reatora1Ive.-Iu our
advertising columns is to he ouud an adverti ement Of
this popular restorative. We know nothing of its meri
save what we read, but that is sufficient particularly
Fhsn we see such testimony oil its efficacy as the follow
ing, which We clip from the Ottawa Free Trader:
Having tried successfully sundry highly recommend.
ed heir tores on half denuded crown we about
lost all confidence 10 nosrums Of that sort until week
ago we met distinguished politician Of this State whom
We bad seen three years ego with thin hsr, as gray
as rat bat now boastng fne head of hair ss one
could wish We demanded the secret OF his improved
appearance when he readily accounted for It by ascrb
ing it to the virtues Of Prot Woods Hair Restorative
We shall try that nezt-Rock R5Uer Democrat
For sale by GEORGE R. SPUR. and by all respect
able Druggists dkw2w au23
In mother Column will be found a letter that
was written little time since by Dr. Bliss to house
in Augusta, Ca. and by them published We take the
liberty Of having il Transferred to the columns of this
paper Persons suffering from "Liver Disease" would
DO well to resd it. HARRAL, Rt@LBY, h KITCHEN,
81 dawn Wholesale Druggists New York.
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ga DIR. ADBE T'S
s. XIII Medical ONCE,
HDERKSHlRE LIFE INSURANCE
I'D COMPANY. OF PlTrsFIELD, MASS.
Capital and Surplus nearly 100000.
GEo. N. BRIGGS, President
BENZ, oHIoKERING, sec'y.

The subscriber Is Agent for the above named Company
and is prepared to applications for Insurance 10
any amount excepting $b000 on any one risk Office
265 Main street, where pamphlets and documents rea
tive TO the principles and advantages Of Life Insurance
can be obtained, ALBERT s. COFFIN.
rIu ~
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Sparkling Soda Water. with all the Yars
ETY. OF genuine Syrups, at
DAVID sCOTT'S,
ell diff Cor Nam aud Mechanic Streets
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LUcIUs MERRIFIELD, -'ae'
Teacher Of the Piano E.~af, Agent.
au2T Residence No Carroll. stree
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~ AKU yin NUE. FUN HUHTN EN5s--A
~ small stock Of Ready Made Clothing and Furnish
ing Goods, aud Of the best stands In the city, for
sale II offered for sale because the prcfent owner Is
obliged 10 leave Che business account Of His health.
Address Box $50 Worcester Post ONCE DIT 81
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EVERY KIND OF HUMoR,


THE WORST SORoFULA DOWN TO COMMON PIMPLE.
Two bottles are warranted to nursing mouth,
One three bottles will the worst kind pimples
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-11

FeNO RENTING large and desirable tenements,
4 Nos, 2 and Central street. Inquire OF
SPBAGUE PHELPS,
SIT diff las Main street.
EUsT kECElV AND FOR SAA e.
~ 1000 lbs Pure Vermont Butter Also fine lot Of
Cheese. g. H. BURBANK 4 GO.
81 DIT
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-10

- Last Of vessels passing and out OF the Ioc O the
Weand Canal Al Porf COlboune C " fgrnished by Ii,
Lock Tender to the Board Of Lake Underwriters p Dob
bins. Secretary
bound NEsT-Iune 7-SchrS Perseverance Theo Psrrr
summit On the sth-BrigS Mohesau Chrisfiaua. schrs
, r MACK, ColeraIns scOw AIaEg1ret
BOUND EAsT-June 7-Schrs. Muuufaines- Hauilton
Mark Sbi.y, Geuiti Smith, Hsrriet Rnss on no : !
-Schr. Premier
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NEW YORK AIARKET-June 9.

Fl0uT-MaIket less aiiFs and cOmnon grades are cents
lower: sales O y 40 bbls At S3s5d3el r superae ale;
St00d4 Is for state; supervise
StO1a al medium WCsiem, S445l
S45 shipping brands rouad hoop ONO. the
cOsag dull and downward Canadian unchnaeei; les
Of coo bbs s4l5d5.a for choice Rye
flour dull al S3,l0G33I
Whoat-Aa ket dali aud rather favor Of huyers; sales
oi 40 0Jo bus al sl Sc Tor Chcae0 spring; sc fur lf
TOR pume milwaukee cluh; 81 for red winter inIana
SIG ll0 for while western, 81 o5d Ci for while do.
RYe-Quist with small sales AZ 5G66c-
Cdra-Dul aud lower; sales OF 2l0o bus At 69l1lc tr
ant, rior 10 prime mixed western. and T7c for southern
yellow.
ols-Searcs and firm aas46c for State and
western
WhlskY-Firmer, sales Of 200 bbls at 2l5Sc.
Fork-Heayy and Dropping sales Of 500 bols Al Sl7 for
mess, Sic for prime mess So Gls,5 for prime
Reof-Sfeady; sales Of $50 barrels Sl055lll55 foT
ccuary mess; sl29l350or sepacked mess and Sllal40
Bsef Hans dlu at sIssl72s Prime Mess Beef nominal
Cut Meats Heavy at 6ss4e for shoulders and sasze
for hams; SHES nf I0j hhds
Lard-Steadys sales Of 80 bbls at nsz9llssc.
Butter-Duli and plenty l2alsc for Ohi0 and Is c
for State
Cheese-Pleniy and dun At sass.
HldeSAarket active and nrm, SIes OF 800 sllLed Cali
f0rra prgate terms; 800 haiamoras Il 2lc, and
dry California AZ q &c. both months
StocksW ere dull and lower the II BOlri; Mo 6s -
Cen sl4 Ere l5AS; Galena Chi 81 SO; Hudson p y
Harlem las; Reading 4iSs Mich Csa 5; Alch S5uih ny
Ill Cen si36
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Buffalo Market.
IBT rELEaRAFHl

BUFFALO June Sep NJ
Fisur-Fmn and IA eoOi demand; sales Of $50 bush al
$ 70a3s9 for supene Upper Like; S3sIaala Tor ezra
do Sis al for supsrne .. 10 aud Indiana; an l243!
ezra do.
Wheai-Opsned rm hui closed dul; sales of Is j bush
Chicago spring and bus white WiEcLn-
sll and Mich al 5,llo6c.
Corn-Steady, small Eales IIlu0s Al c3S64c
OatsSteldy, sales of lo00 bus 39c free On bolrd
Mhisky-hIrmeT, sales go bhls AZ lel
freighIs-U nchangad, d0uT and wheat l6c 10 New
York
Lake InEs7 Ool bbls fur. O00 has wheat 1900 hos
com, 3a01l bus oats
Canal EIp0Tts-SOO BIDS four s5O0 bus wheat 600 bus
corn. 2l0 D Jus oats
Wlnd Nurrh-
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STANDARD, BEMIS L MURRAY,
RODUCE COMMISSION MRRCUAH
FLOUR

We are receiving the following well known brandsor
Four On consignment which We call The attention or
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CINCINNATI PRODUCE MARKET.

TUESDAY EVENING. June :
The market foT Provisions exceedingly dull and pices
little better than mammal.
MOS PJk sold % moderate extent at SIC bat the mar
dull tins and the tendency towards lower
prices
whisky is iim lse with demand fully equal the
receipls
Flour Is IL light s1pply and arm previous rates
In the Grocery market there moderate buslless dong
and prces rule steady.
The Moaey Aartei continues easy and duh and the de-
msnd Is exceedingly limited Ra,es Of Exchange ula
tered -C0mnerclal
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Hlauufaftures.
Rrass EOmnderY.

BfaSS FOundcry.
MORLEY 4 ODhLL HAVING
lN1 completed their New FounderY the foot OF Wa
ard street now prepared 10 make eyey o.
BRASS CASTING =. We niaauiactuTr all kinds ot Eas-
Gets and Cocks for steam aud Gas and the various ARTICLES
used ia the umhng business Locomotives and steam
boat Bells Hy0raLt all klns Of Brass DDS used b. Dis
iileIs. Alachinesis and Railroad Companies
j II MORLEY. J. Fl ODEIL-
Etevrlaud- NV mVl9.
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n ~ OhDlNANCE III DhAlN
- Wilson Avenue. Euclid ami other streets
Secilou Be enacted BY The City CauEci OF the City
Aietelald ttHn tllrui OF a the memhcfs cuucurrug
That Sewer be constructed the Wesitrv side Of Will
sn Avenue from point 20 feet sOutherly On The ceuiIe
Line OF Euclid street through the rdge Wilson Avenue
70 Inc Curiss Run so caed for the purpose of eecng
he drainage uf M portion OF Euclid str e lying and being
netween tne nil IA the grade At Park and Will
So Avenue, and for The purpose Of escng the drainage
Nlllsn Avenue and N lots and lands situate aud lyIg
between Garden street ard Euclid street conduct
the water safely q Lake fe. Such drtins
be bult the discretion Of Board Improve
mouis nay be deem d necesslry
Sec That the cost and expenses Of sand improy
be estimated aud ssesed upon al such lands
Will be directly beueted thereby IN proportion nearly
as may be % the diTect benefits rereivea
PASSED. June lst. IsJs. S STARKwEATuER.
J. B BAETLETT, Ciiy Clerk. Mayor.
JUNK dl0t ls3
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CMITH { PUTNAM.-PR6SpITTGCTEFr ~

~ Forwarding and Commission Merchants Dealerx IN
salt hlsh 1teT Lme, las er, &c dealers in al
KaIeliss OF coal. Buck Ware House Is3 4 IS River
street and ~ g Dock. Liberal cash advances made On
consignments --L91 "a
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oSWEGO MARKET-Juae 9.
TBY TEIF6RAFH1

Flo1r-Cuiet.
Nle Mica sc f5r Milwaukee club 76c for far Chicago
s5 since me sleasrs naNs buyers below the views u
C1nATIying slowly; saies Of OOj bus Illinois little
Like ImpaIts-9syoOo bus wheat. ls 90 bus corn
canal Ekors28o bois a0Cr, Il00l bus WHEAT bus
corn. 100 bus
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AND wHAELING MAIL


GOING SOUTH AND EAST CONNECTIONS AaE MADE
Al Hndsuu Guy ahOsa Falls, AkrJn aud Mlllers5uIsh
A Alliauae for Canton Masili1n, Wooster a. Saen.
Al Blyard Tor CsrrOun Dover and w Pm lldellha
Al Steubeuville, for Eadi1. COshoctou ana Newark
AZ Wheeling, for Ball iuioTe and Washington.
Al BslllF. for Cambndse, Evansville ahd Crclevle.
AZ Pittsburgh, oT HaTisburgh, BaltlmeTe Philadelphia
ana Ssw XQTx-
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RETURNING TRAINS.

/ Y Connections nade with Returning Trains from
the points made Souih and Easralso al
CLEN ELAND Tor Sandusky. Toledo, Detroli, Chlcaeo
Ere, DunkIrk, Buffalo Nsare Falls and Cauada ounss-
town. WarTeu and New Castle
r. B1ggage checked through 20 ali pnts and Transfer
red free OF charge.
r For Tickets lni0rma I'm apply al the Union Tick
et Oce 81 Superior street. Depot, and al
ali Railroad Ticket Oiices
J. FARMER. supt. Cleveland
g a. MIEhN. Con II-.nr AL 1 -L.ua.nnl- mis-
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BRADRURN q PISHRR

SUCCESSORS TO c. BRADBURN SON.
WHOLESALE GROCERS. COM
w mission Merchants, and Dealers in Fish Nails
Gsss and Produce Nos 9 and s2 River street and 10 sRd
q. BRADBUEN,2 ~
W A FIsHER ,-rs7t an Ia
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GitD Ordinances.
An ORDINANCE To LEVY AM

7 4 ' II
IA ASS S1ecia Tax an the Real Estate b5uad
lag aui abuttIng Merchant street
sec Be Il ordained By the City C0un Il the Ciy
{ eve and That the Of fifteen be levied aud
ssed uqu ach and ever froB Of the several lois Of
land bounding and ahuug Merchant street. bFtween
y CAR street aud superior Avenue the purpose Of de-
Ir ing the eEpens 81 grading and Otherwise m7rCVihg
said street between the pJiuis Aforesaid
Sec ? That the owners q tue aid several lois OF land
bounding a. sad Mere afure-
sad between the points aforesaid shall uav thiry per cen
tum OF the se7eral amounts them severay
n that behalf befre the frs day Of MAJ, ls Thir-
per centum OF sal1 several cunts at money due
Aforesaid before the eenth day OF May ls3 Th
y PEI ceu um Of he sd seEer amounts of due
SAIL on OF before the hfeeutl day OF June, ISIS
Luke Braui hereby duly OZed and appointed Spe
ca collector thai behalf ard ten per cenu Of the
al amounts Of money cue said on OF before the
hiteeuth day a July. l % Wm Har Treasurer
the CIy Of CleYea d. subject the eua u ard in
sTess allow By iav them sCveraiy paid
The times and 70 the psrs1us herr IN desiEuaied.
Aassec June lst. LIS J NJ COFFINBERRY.
J. b. BARTLErT. City Clerk. Prest OF Council.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CLEVELAND. -.
ARRIVALS.

p go
ARRIVALS.
SesIasI Ocean Evans DetI IL 3 pkss slndres . bush-
ets c9rn = hbls nsh, u Shng scrap iron
FIopelier Rocket Donglass Buffalo; g. mdz-MiI
PFSDelleT AeghsHy Herrick, BullO; . tons mdz-T N
PI9psloT DaoOah, Pease Buffalo; % bBIs whisky-R T
B1Isas Illinois, Carpenter BuhIlo. GO tons mIr-sit
Hughes CO. ~ 's
SC Ioluer Coquette puT,lo- rk-s .,a,
nrIck-T. n. Bond - 'N
Schconer Hazari Bal Wia, BurTeil; @ n feet luler-
0reenma1 CO. " '
sooS Slliana- Harrison, MOtpeit; no cargo
Soow Carolae, Tan, Swan Creek p CORDS WooiNaser
cLEARANcES.
Steamer May Qusen. Viger Detroit
FfoletleI Dlcah Pease CHICAGO 100 kegs nails IA brs
glass-W- =. Carer a GO a' ~ 'As
Propeller AiisEhany, HrsFslo th1s
eas Wheat 3 ens corn 100 bls bus re s. bbs o
sehoGSeI nqskiasum, RiaiastOn, CieagO Is tons coal
schooner ats Shsrman Tsn yassel Ssginax ballss,
sooE CaTollne. Tan, Toledo; % toes Iroa
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MORNING LEADER OFFICE, ;
"WEDNESDAY. June 80 p M
Cleveland Produee Market.


Cleveland Produce Market.
FLoUR-salss OF 81 bbls in suadr principally to
the local tads ST. Is bbls common Al S5s7 and 50 bbis
good extra al SLl21s.
GRAIN-WHE,r-salesof2 Of cars red at SC; do Iudi
ana ned a. &c one ordinary white Al % one car load
choice white Al ST. and one ear on private terms
CoRS-Sale Of one car Load al "a.
RIE-Sa'e Of one car Load al soe
OATs-Scarce; No sales
H1GHWINEs Of : barrels At 2Oc and 20 barrels
stls5Ec.
wHIsKY-Sals q % bbls Orange Valley at lse.
oILsalss ef 50 bbls Lard o and Is bbs Lihsssd
at SIC
PRovIsIoSs-HANs AND sHoULDERs-Sale OF e1s ewt
At SC and &C.
BIEss PoRK-sale OF small lot al 81.
BUrTER-saiss of 2 kegs ". r Al IA and 10 5t 10 al
sane figures.
Esss-saiss Of = bbs at and IL bbls al Ts dull and
declining
sALT-salas by the car load a, sl y bbl and IA small
CT lots al sl5s-
WATER LnIE-sale Of q bills At si-ss.
vEGETABLES-Al kinds are plentiful at reasonable
pnoss
CLEVELAND CATTLE MARKET
SALES EVERY WEDNESDAY.
FarEs al Wa Bsrgea's Pitts5urg Street.
PRICES.
Beerss-These are sold by the head at price equal to
the value y n Of the etimaed gh Of the beef in the
qusrer The HIDE and Tallow 6nh quarter" i not
counted.
CLEVELAND, June 9. Is's.
BEEEEs
We ae sales by the following individuals to-iay; Wm
Green sold head t cattle No prime al 81 y 100 Ms live
WIGHT AIr Cauada fs do Odeli Smith gOol be- ses
B. Alesw0rih g. John Erich Is; S. Stone one yoke tat
oxen; and E. CT5y cattle in eTesen condition Prces
range from SsB0tOS4
COWS AND CALVES
It'll .aH4irr f.fr
them.
SHEEP.
Alesw nh sold Il head Of prime fat No. sheep on
private terms
REMARKS.
Buyers were to-day and most Of the stock
disposed Of before II O'Clock A NJ. fun prices. We be-
system Of supplying butchers and dealers In
this city with live stock every week from tie Cattle Mar
ket viii eventually universal EaiisfatOn IN this and
adjoining vicinity Thus far the project has been emf
neutY successful and all that interested in the ClsSe
land Cattle sales will ther patronage as usual
TINS undertaking although yet lis infancy, will ultimate
~ lrove desdel advantage and Indispensable bsned
N B stock Taisers and droyers will take notice herea
W n Smith this city viii sell stock for all who
xrish IN he rnost rraS e terms
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKEr-Junss 9

lBY TELEGRAPH
Receip.s-Beoves 255 Cows Il2, Veas ga; Sheep and
Lambs 663s SWiae 2,6fs.
Beef Cgtle-Du but rates unchangsd except for preli
Whh slightly lower from the fact that they
eold 10 klll during the hot weather.
C0ws-Nomilal
Neas-In good demand 4lzdsL
Sheep and Lambs-Declined &c y head
SwIlG-L0Eer and dull with sales a. ~ a5r gross
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,1rwelrp & 5ilpfr nOarc,

B. G. EITZ,
DEALER IN
CLOCKS, WATCHES, JEWELRY,
~ sc PaTtleullr aieuii5n pa. 70 the repairing u
Of solid Iewslr' tt.,- street Cleveland-
apt l72
ZINE FRENCH CLOCKS-Just the
dees BENTON AIATHIvET.
I AIDES GOLD HUNTING Watch
dees = BESroN MATHvET.
HOLD CHATELAINES and Guard
0 Chains. Keys Seals cssE%T a, %T6S Ss ,1,ruvrr
ZINE SETS OF CAMEO, GAR
Gold stone, FIlasres stone Cameo, aad Jet JeueT-
decs BENTON 3 MATHIvET.
GOLD BAND BRACELETS, Cameo
" Brscelets Jett and Gold Bracelets Coral Gold
Biork. iecs HINTON 3 MsTHivTT
GOLD NECK CHA1NS-Of AIDE
~ ia.ie Greek FuElsi, Flasree Curb, COTa Coral and
dc dses --- ---''' i-''''- BEN BESrox MArInyErs
GOLD L0CKETS, GOLD Crosses,
~ Pe1Tl Crosses yeSI crsse stone Gro Fsne
sSSE SeeS = ss @ W BENTON sSqI5s 'sI = faFs
A FEW FINE PICTURES.-Which
deca BENTON AIATHivEr.
VASES-0f Porcelain, China, Bisque,
ises - M Denton 4 M1TiHivEiF-S Nv
I'VE HAVE JUST RECEIVED
some more efihoss Zoe SILVER PLATED TEA
deeS BsNToN MATHIvFr.
CANT wa n AM LONGER.
COWLES & co will sell Silver Hunt
~ ing AnehoI Watches for Sl1 no SO oci3I
CAN'T WAIT Any LONGER
INllW lN 4 M II
~ Gold Cylinder wsteaes for s.sJto So. octa
CAN'T WAIT Any LONGER.
COWLES 4 &CO.will sell Gold Anchors
~ Is Carat Csses. lor S25 10 SIS. OOe
SOLID SILVER WARE.-SLoo oons.
- Forks SSgPIladlss' Pis-Kaiyes, sHgaTspos, But
s n AH,Tss R IS aise sIliSpoSaS AosiaEd spoons,
- sol51ies aoAin l2hss Frit Knives,
s dse al Dis SENroN Siisi srIafifs M&fSs fsTa "a 10
SILVER PLATED WARE.
~ Silver Plated Casors
silFer Plaied Cake Baskets.
Silver Plated Card Baskets.
i Piled isS FsrS SasJ Sp6aa sas has
Silver Plated ION seed Tea-KniYes.
Slye5 Plated Coffee UTas,
Years Day decs BENTON \ SiATHIVET.
1000 s.I. GoLR y PENS dsH "a ANR Y I5 Pen y
Holder dees BENTON : MATHIvET.
WE SELL CHEAP.
w aecs BENTON 4 MATHIvET
X NIYES ANB FORKS.
IN Pocket Knives
Rodcsrs' Scissors.
Bag purses Rzz rs and Sfrluex
Willow rss cbsisl y nlTSj eaTS shaEiHs Brushes
work sands Jet Brscelets and Beads
Lub,ns EEtraets Fea.he. DusteTs WaI Bssds
sssS alas Of the .1o9! ISss ss Ss9,s ,
sell low de9 BENTON \ sIATHIVET-
ENGRAVING JOBBING AND |
IL liair JeEelry made 70 erier.
dees BENTON MATHIvET.
PARTICULAR ATTENTION given |
Il u the rzpairof Watches and Clncks Wort 49,
l.1leel aees kkNION MATHIVET. /
I'VE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD-
w dee9 BENTON 4 IATHIvET
CAN'T WAIT Any LONGER
G0WLES & co. will sell Silver Cvl-
~ iadsr Watches for S. 10 SO o-tsfJ1 /
The Nevada journal., 1858-07-09
EPAcH.

The PRIMARY ELECTION was an in
teresting one. Both factions were up
and doing all day. The sparring was
characterized mostly by good hunor.
Once in while a fellow would get noisy
and rampant but gradually would get
orderly again without injury to any one.
A fellow with bad Know Nothing gals
on him, took umbrage late in the day,
because his excellent democracy was
impeached, and gave his accuser, a
staunch Douglas man, the lie. The con.
sequence was an exchange of fists and a
commotion in the crowd of several min
utes duration. Elbows punched here
and there promiscuously, which ended
in nothing more. To keep up the sport
few kicks were undertaken by the in
ebriated on the outside, resulting every
time in capsizing the one who ventured
to stand on one foot to perform the be.
ligerant operation That's about all.
The Nevada journal., 1858-07-09
The Lime Point SWindle.
Nevada, June %, 1858.

1t appears to be generally conceded
that Lime Point is essential to the proper
fortifcation of San Francisco, and a
great deal has been said III favor of and
against the course OF Senator Broderick
in defeating the purchase Of the spot at
100000. After the bargain was nearly
consummated by the U. S. agents, Rrod-
erick in his place in the Senate, opened
the eyes of his fellows by pronouncing
Lime Point not worth $1,000. The
scheme of paying two hundred thousand
dollars for nothing, was frustrated.-
Gwin, of course, voted for the appro-
priation, and per consequence the press
in his interest are loud in their denun-
citation of the action of Broderick. The
argument is that Broderick is not labor
ing for the interests of California, or he
would have voted for a proposition to
give one of her citizens two hundred
thout and dollars, and opened field in
which to e1pend few hundl ed thou
sand more in the erection of fortifca-
tions. There is high degree of polit-
ical as well as personal morality in this
argument which may be adapted to the
mental organism of Senator Gwin, but
scarcely to be appreciated elsewhere
Senator Broderick is entitled to the
thanks of the nation, for defending her
treasury against pick pockets and
thieves. If the owner Of Lime Point
will not sell rock Of no earthly value
to him, for reasonable price, and to the
jeopardy of the interests of the whole
country, it should be taken from him and
a fair price. established by impartial
men, paid for it. If not satisfied with
that, the Point ought to be made Tar
pean rock from which Mr.. Throckmor-
ton, his aiders and abettors in the at
tempted swindle, and every other enemy
to his country should be thrown into the
sea.