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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-25

- Only one dose immediately
10 relieves collie, while one duse
- Often repeated Is sure cure
x for q uoirHA NnRBrs, aud u
prev cntiyc uf CHOLERA.
- OEiy one bottle is needed
- Ia throw out of the system
y tho effects of medicine after
lAA n long sickness.
~ Ono bottle taken for JAW
- DIcE removes nh sallow meas
~ q, unnatural calor from the
~ nk IN
- One dose taken u short
- tin q before eating gives
lA,ig n Ia the appetite md
- makes The food digest we'll.
W One dose, often repeated,
cures 1lHoNic pIAnRli'RA In
- its worst form, while srAsrR
and owkL COMPLAINTS Yield
~ almo, To the first dosc,
~ A few bottles will cure
~ pnorsy by exciting the NIB
suTl,enis.
- We take pleasure In re-
CONNER ID ing this medicine
Us u preventive fur FEyEil
~ AND AGu n, Gull fEvRB, nf'l
~ all fny.rs tpf "A mi lnI-a 1ApT
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operates with certainty md thousands willing To testify
10 lis wonderful virtues.
Al who II giving their unanimous testimony In lis
favor.
Mir cdier IN The month min the Irgordtc9 md spdiio,o
both together.
PRICE, DOLLAR
III. SANFORD, Proprietor,
40 Broadw Ay, New York.
Reaicd by all Druggss Sold, als, by j. II. W A.
SrRorign Go, and srABLEg& JONES, Lynchbu.g, Va.
march l5-dacly
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DR.. 8. johnson, Dentist.


GzN II ly prepared perform nil operations pertaining
myf1o tho dental profysson In the posae manner,
and fully warranted In every respect. t#ft
Teeth extracted by the aid Of electricity without pain tho
patient
sH Once, opposite Citizens Savings Bank, Main Street,
Lynclburg, va.
RnrERKseEs: VIM. Owens, NJ. D.. WIN. o. Owens N. d., r.
II. Gner, NJ. d. Thos l. Walker, M. De- John H. Pattcrsn
N. d.. Alex. Tompkins, ESD, sani McC0kle, ESQ.,. John D.
Lee, Esq o. W. Rookie Es John j. Smith, Es, j. j. Irby,
ESD VIM. T. Yanccy, Esq. John II. Tyrcc Es, md H. D.
Flood, Est [mnrch 25-diyIf
Fruit Cans, Fruit Cans.
tALL nj No. 21 for Fruit Cans and lara We have
~ Just received large supply Of ,ufrs Akhass e
Sealing Fruit Cams anil fs which will he sold most
easonable terms by [aug l-lsl o.s. BLISS Is co.
Oils for Machinery.
I HAVE In store supply Of Pure Sperm on hest Refned
Solar OIL; and United Rioached Lard on suitable fr
maclnery-for sale by the barrel single gallon, by
mug l-dis JOHN II. bEAY, Druggisl
INIEsH ECO AND ARROW ROOT CRACK ERs--Just a
Il hand lo Of fresh Boz and Arrow Root Crackers
light aud very nutritious diet for children vas
by lnug s-dtsl J. II. THOMPSON Druggist.
Il on MONDAY September 9th.
TERMS.-&2D per session Of Ave months
aug 17-dt7aept II. NJ MCKINNEY.
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SANFORD'S LIVER Ir,VIGORATOR!
Compounded Entirely rom Gums,

= Of thc PrrGAn,E L,v@n MEDICINES heiorc
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NEN and Marnies suits OF all patterns and qualities al
lo hne White and Fancy Marsacs VESTS thew pncris)
aud everything in the way clothing ami CENTS Furnishing
Goods TO he found In the greatest profusn mud sold the
most reasonable terms, at the well known Bazaar Of
BURROUGHS, SIIAFER e 90.
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- = > ---~---.-~-,
.--5- Jofzs ", SlSIss. 90
~ g 9 9 ~;
..: =: XII; ! :s:!e-'.. @
= 10zk0t1 50. s. 81.
l MAla nsAnsnns - ~ ysay, noniA q vese 49, D4s
Within se minutes walk o. he business par q ~ a
Diamond n pleasant loeaiien with good dewelks ~ hc
distance Tern. made kno.a b sPp,.s.,so.ts .,.o,r
July .aedin 800 Y. sl.AaLk On .. .. n1Aos.s-
THQ{ l.;Mss!.A!s4 3 d.: R2lQ .ks!lNIN
TIN Nh H., ~ COPPER kM 1T II +,
srovEsss Y III J CRATES,
Opposits fsisgvapA O0sos
RS aos N .sss q sss ssS stool II Fs,lo,
a.. C sss. ss Sss. ass.
Sheet r.. md Tia w;s ss sg s;,s a:s 3 ~
's Il iaa: ooFfkS 8cRR made ssss;
HOUSE hc kooyra AND GuTrInrNo done IN Tho bgs
u- Particular attention paid 70 kEpAlRlN0. ~
We respectfully solicit portion Of the public patronage con
Ho S On s W. q
july it-dAcly. THOMAS y. DOkNlN.
JccLEcTlo MAoAxInE ~ Aaeass 9stsaY5fa
II 0odeys Ladys Book, "
Peterson's Magazine,
Baiou's Dollar Monthly, :. ,.x"n. ,,.,,,, ..
just reeelvsd Al VlCToRs BOOK STORE,
July Vita fhy Main HtreeI
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GRAIN BAGS For sale by
M aug 19-ds JAMES BOYD q CO.
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Fancy Cassimeres.
NANCY Spying OasAkevea ves,ines Cloths and Goods a
Il gents wear Just received by .si -
n,arv, as-dla WIN. L. PAGE,
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OFrioR souTn-srDE RAILROAD Co.,
August 18th. 1850,


lksaIN q 4: sEslsssIs
aaS % H%x 1S "S ap s,sng "' WI H.
Null Train daily nj n, A. NJ.
Second Train dny, except Sundays, nj 1880, r. NJ
Both these trains connect with Mo Richmond Danviue
trains 10 Richmond and the North The
Petersburg viii, tho trains 10 Norfolk and Weldon,
These trains also with triweekiy lines Of
Steamships rom city Point TO New York, Philadelphia and
Baltimore, NIL magnificent Steamers With the
lions for passengers The Rnlrd Norfolk with
daily steam Packets To baltimore.
The Of the souhsde Railroad Co. Lyncburg will
furnish amy further Information respecting these lines.
mug Its II. ID. BIRD, uenI Sup't
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s--5----------
Brandreth'S Pills.

BraAdfeth'S P1IIS.
Kaoion Ebeck-When Pain or Inflammation is present
WS In human body and Brandreihs Pills used tcy Mt
humors which the occasion OF the pain
inflammation and them from the body and they cannot
njuye because their only and those hunors
impurities which unhealthy (want ,) and whose
In part the pain and burning heat So in
ttoat Group colds, coughs hcumatisms pain in the side and
pcrisy which all cured lay from three doses Of these
pills power is only exer To impurities from
The blood. The rightly directed will them and be cured
Sold at No. 294 Canal ST. N y aud by al respectable deal
ers in med Innn Its
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Fkh Neck Ties. IG3
LHANOy Neck ties F ihe spring, Net Lace, Tubular Eaton
Il Ya DO, 80 ooavs, Gloves Hoisery, 10. just rseey.
by mArrh SS-dss WN. l. PAGE.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-26
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 25.-It is known that
a report has for some months prevailed Of the
probability that Commander Maury, in charge
of the National Observatory, would be ordered
to sea service. Newspapers and men of sci
ence, in this and other countries, have in con-
sequence expressed their regret at this rumor-
ed contemplated act by the Navy Department.
On inquiry, however, at the proper source, 1t
is ascertained that at no time has it been de,
termned to detach him from the Observatory.
for the above named or for any other purpose
The Washington Monument Tinkerlng the plan
of the Great Unfinished
Lieut. Ives, the architect and engineer in
charge of the Washington Monument, has
made an official report to the Society, in which
he saws that when raised to the hight OF six
hundred feet, the entire weight OF the shaft
and foundation will be seventy thousand tons.
The weight of the structure in its present con-
dition is forty thousand tons. lie has been
unable to detect any appearance OF settling, or
indications of insecurity. By scientific calcu-
lations, he concludes that the weight Of the
monument at its full height will offer resist
ance nearly eight times greater than the efforts
of the heaviest tempests to which it will prob
ably ever be exposed. 1t was proposed to the
Monument Society few years ago to sur
round the foot of the obelisk with a base of
pantheon form, and an engraving was made
of the monument as it would appear if COM
pleted in accordance with that plan. CA good
idea of that plan is illustrated by pitchfork
sticking upright in pumpkin.) An impress
ion has been in this way created that this de-
sign has been adopted and cannot be deviated
from without tearing down what has been
already built But it is not now the
intention of the society to accept the
plan referred to, which plan seems to
have had an injurious effect on the
prospects of the movement, and Lieut.. Ives
suggests the expedieney of notifying the pub
lie officially that the obelisk is the only portion
of the monument the form of which is decided
upon and the determination of the design for
the base is still open for consideration. In
this suggestion of Lieut.. Ives the society have
cOncurred
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-26
BY THE AMERICA AT HALIFAX.

SACKvILLE, N. B., Aug. 25.-The Royal
Mail steamship America, from Liverpool 18th
inst, arrived at Halifax this forenoon, and will
be due at Boston at an early hour to morrow
evening. We shall, in consequence of the late
ness of the hour, be able to transmit only
brief abstract of the news.
The Indian from Quebec, and the Great
Britain from New York arrived at Liverpool
on the 10th inst, the City of Washington on
the 18th, and the Ariel at Southampton on the
18th.
The Peace Conference at Zurich was pro-
crossing. The Sandman representative had
been absent from some of the sittings
The proceedings were strictly secret.
1t is reported by way of Vienna that a red
republic has been proclaimed in Parma that
the Piedmontese had been driven out and the
frinds of order were taking flight.
threatening collision had taken place be-
tween the Austrian and Prussian soldiers at
Mayence and Frankfort.
A Russian loan of twelve millions, and the
new Indian loan of five million pounds, have
been introduced into the London Money Mar
ket.
Commercial
LiUerpooI Cotton Mrket-The sales of the
week amount to forty thousand bales includ-
ing three thousand bales to spectators and
five thousand bales to exporters. The market
is dull, and all qualities have declined one
sixth of penny per pound on the week
Some authorities quote the decline as 4 a
pence per pound on the middling and lower
grades Holders offer freely but slow No
disposition to press sales. The sales yesterday
iFriday,) were seven thousand bales, the mar
ket closing steady and slightly frmer at the
following authorized quotations: Orleans, fair,
SD; Middling, I'D; Uplands. fair, 7sd; Mid
ding, l5-16d. The total stock of cotton in
port sums up $4,000 bales, of which ST., 900
bales are of American descriptions.
Liverpool Breadstu6S Market, Aug. 13.-The
Breadstuffs Market has been generally quiet
with more steadness
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-26
N1arkets-NEw YORK, August IS.

COTTON Market unchanged; sales 800 bales; mddling
uplands ll4c.
FLoUR-Receipts 27S bbls sales 900 bbls State and
Western moderately active and SC better usound %
@ 430 superne State $3.50 q $3.50 extra State s4,60
% S5 round hoop Ohio, SEQ O. $3.50 for DID, and $40 q
800 for fresh Sround common TO good extra Western
S470 % 525; southern firmer; sales 1900 bbs; mixed
to good S525 a $780, fancy and extra $3.50 90 100;
Canada super nOminal extra sales 25U bblsat 45 @75
GRAlN.-Wheat steady; sales 10000 bush; old white
Michigan ON private terms; mixed Michigan $3.50
white Kentucky, Sl50; Southern red, 81 SO a
1888; Southern white $3.50. Corn dull; sales 1861
bush; mixed Yves ern 7sc for old and new 81 q S3c
yellow SIC Oats firm; southern and Jersey 300 BIC
Northern and Western, 81 a 49,
PROV lSIONS-Bcet dull; sales 2T5 bbs; country
81 @ 1926 prime, $3.50 % 500; rcpacked Chicago IS q
IL, Pork lower; sales 2OO bbls; mess sli37 @ l475;
prime $40 % 50,l2 Bacon nominal. Cut meats frlner
sales packages Hams q Sic; Shoulders q SIC.
Lard steady; sales $50 bills at 10 "a lie. Butter firm;
Ohio IL a lie; State Is "a dc Rice dull sales =
tierces at 9 42c Sugars advanced &c on the week
sales HOO hhds MuscOvado 81 "a &C. Havana sales 1900
Rio l4 Laguayra &c. Molasses dul sales 100 bbls and
IS hhds; New Orleans Al @ SIC: Muscovado "a q &c.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-26
Rrlrhton Cnttle Mnrket-Anr. -

At Market 1900 Beef Cattle 800 Stores 5000 Sheep and
Lambs and 500 Swine.
BEEF CATTLE-Prices $500 first quality $3.50;
second quality, $3.50; d,quality SIS w.
WORKING OXEN-None.
Mich CowS-S39 @4I
VEAL CALvEs-S4, 5@ g.
STORES Ycarlings 81 @ s2 Two years old SIT @ %;
Three years old S2S a 49,
HIDEs7f @7lc. a h. (none but slaughterat this mar
ket; Calf SklnS-l2 "a l3c u. ID.
TALLow-Sales at q q &C.
PELTs-62 @ 75c each.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-sl q l 50; extra 81 90 @ 800.
SwINE-StOres, wholesaler fat hogs pigs 65c; re-
tails a SC
Number of the different roads Western and
Fitchburg 12S as from Albany) Boston and Lowell g:
Boston and Maine, a.
Remarks-Prces extra Beef remain the same as last
week, although the price not large. Sheep and Swine
are dull but few persons at market owing the heavy
rain which is falling.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-26

"Buy me and I'll do you gOOd."-Health and
strength secured by the the great Spring
MGR medicine, DIR Langey's Root and Herb Bitters
posed of Sarsaparia Wild Cherry, Yellow Dock Prick
ley Ash, ThoroHghwort Rhubarb, Mandrake Dandelon.
&c all of which are compounded as to act in concert
and assisting Nature in eradcatng disease The effect OF
this medicine is most wonderful-t acts directly lpon
the bowels and blood by removing all distractions from
the internal organs stimulating them into healthy ac
cleansing it from all hunors, and causing 1t to
through every part of the body restoring the in
valid to health and usefulness They and eradicate
from the SYSTEM Liver complaint that mainwhee of
many diseases; Jaundice in its forms, all Bilious
diseases and Foul Stomach, Dyspepsia Cosveness all
kinds Of Hum0rs and every disease arising from ndges
ton Headache, Dizziness Piles, Heartburn, Pains the
Side and bowels Flatuency Loss of Appetite and tor
pid diseased Liver adsOdered stomach or bad Blood
MGR. More than 100000 persons have been cured by
this medicine. 1t is highly recommended by physicians
everywhere Try it, and you will never regret. Only rs
cents for pint; 373 cents for large Bottle Sold by
dealers in Medicine everywhere. Orders addressed to
D. LANGLEY, or GEO, q. GOODWIN u CO, Boston
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-26

New ORLEANS, Aug. 25-Advices from Vera
Cruz on the l4th inst, have been received here
We learn by them that a revolutionary move
ment had taken place at Jalapa, but it was
suppressed by Robes. Many arrests were
made.
There was no yellow fever or vomto at Vera
Cruz.
The report that Miramon had sent peace
commissioner 10 Juarez was discredited
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-26

IIDEs-7& a 7lc. % ID. Tallow, u q SC. q ID.
LAMBS PELrs-62 @ 75c each Calf Skins, Il q l3c. q
10. ="
VEAL CALvEs-S2,50 a $500.
There 50 the Eastern Railroad 1873 over
the Boston and Lowell, l2S the Fitchburg, loaded
with cattle, sheep, swine and horses
Of the Us the Kitchburg railroad 48 from AL
bany.
Remarks-There large stock at market again this
week. but mostly small and poor the best quality sold
at our quotations. few high So % 100 10 the low
quality OF beef and store cattle sell dull de-
cline from last week. Some of the drovers upon whom
we rely 1--WE cannot all of them say that they
shall loose from 81 to 80 head Sheep of the quail
ity about the last week; slim quality duh; a
large number will be kept to sell at lower prices
morrow.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-26
Democratic Nominations in Wisconsin.

MADISON, Wis, Aug 25.-The Democrat
ic State Convention to-day nominated Ii. G..
Hobart of Calumet county, for governor, and
A. S. Palmer for Lieut.. Governor. 1t is very
doubtful whether delegates to the Charleston
Convention will be chosen at present. The
Convention is decidedly anti.Lecompton.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-26
Politics in Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Aug. 25-The American Con-
venton of the Fourth Congressional District
is again in session tonight. The rowdy ele-
ment IS SO far held in check by a large police
force. The friends of Hon. FL. Winter Davis
and Coleman Yellot are about tied. The ques-
ton of contested seats from two Wards is re-
ferred back to the people. The Convention
has adjourned till Tuesday
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-26
Sundry Items.

NORFOLK, VA, Aug. 25.- The United
States Steamer Fulton passed out the Capes
last night, bound to the Gulf of Mexico.
A fire at Portsmouth destroyed six new
buildings this morning. Loss $1,000.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 25,-Attorney General
Black has returned to Washington.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-26
A Balloon Voyage from Toronto to Boston.

TORONTO, Aug. 25.-Prof Steiner left here
at 4.20 in the balloan Europe" for Boston.
He made splendid start, rose rapidly and
steadily, and went off in southeasterly direc-
ton. The weather was fine, the wind west.
The balloon passed Witty, twenty-five miles
distant, at 5 O'clock.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-26
MARRIED..
In this city, by Rev J. q. Adams John Young to Nancy
|. ShOlcs.


In this city, Aug 2 Helen Florence youngest child Of
JVnn and Hannah Dean, mos "a DAYS
runernl ut her fathers residence Auburn street, Sat
copy.
~ birmingham, Aug. is, Abel Eames al.
~ Methucn, Aug, ~, Capt samuel Grlnln 80,
IN WEBSTER ny his residence, Aug 49, Joseph Ircson,
senior partner OF the firm of j. lres0 Sons Boston, 49,
In Earhaven, Aug. IL, Seth Mitchell, &c.
In Brighton Aug. ~, Lydia, widow Of Samuel Pierce
late Of Beverly, 10 yrs IL mos.
In the Merrinac river near Lawrence by drowning
Aug. ~, Charles u. Swan of South Andovcr, 49,
IN Cranston, H. L., Aug. ~, Dr. Rowland Greene N
highly estecmced minister In the society Of Friends. sS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-26
The New Bedford Fire.

New BEDFORD, Aug. 25.-The fire in this
city yesterday, destroyed eight thousand barrels
of oil, and other property, making total loss
of about 100000, on which there was less
than $4,000 insurance.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-26
The Bangor Murder Trial.

BANGOR, Aug. 25.-Marsllall s. Potter of
Lee, tried for the murder of his brother, was
to-day found guilty. The defense offered no
testimony
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-26
Cambridge Cattle Markct-Aug. s5.

At market 1859 Cattle 800 Beeves, and $50 Stores
consisting of Working Oxen Mich Cows, and one two
and three years old.
PRICES OF MARKET BEEF-Extra Including nothing
but the best large, tat stall fed oXen) 1923 S75 first
quality including nothing but the best, large stall
fed Oxen S6,25 q S6,75 second quality, including the
best fed Oxen the best stall fed Cows and the
three years old Steers $55 third quality S45O ordinary
1925.
SToREs-Wo rkng oxen-From $50, 100 q sl75
Cows AND CALvs-From SIS, 3d. 10 "a $751;
YEARLINGs-S9 D $l2; Two years old Sl7 q $26 Three
years old S2S to $34.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-5900 at market-Prices in lots, 81
l,50 "a l,75 Extra and selections, $3.50 GAIA
Number from each State
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-26
BY T. X. AMES
FACTORY PROPERTY AT AUG

= TION, at PETERBOROUGH T. II.
The proprietors of the North Factory at Peterborough
n H., will sell at public auction,pn WEDNESDAY,
Sept at O'Clock the premises all their Real
Estate and Machinery and other perpna property not
previously disposed of at private sale.
The property consists of story Mil, of wood with
brick easements containing Cotton Machinery for sun
plying twenty drilling looms; Observation-Disclosures three
boarding houses, dry hard and hemlok wood tools and
supplies.
The power is ample for any mechanical purpose or for
wool or paper manufacturing
For particulars, address PARKER. WILDER, IL Co.
Boston, or E. ). HUNT, Peterborough. N H.
feterDOrough Ang. lO, 1853. dtS7 aul3
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-26

DOR SALE.-Two frst-class Express
n Wagons Also one good second hand Chalse
Inquire Of RICE a RICHMOND, No. Mechanic street,
up stairs. dim aus
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-26
MINERAL SPRINGS AT AUCTION.

viii be sold at auction the premises (f not previ-
ously disposed of,)
On Wednesday, September 9Th,
At O'Clock p NJ the Mineral Springs known as
" II o r. s e HILL SIP RINGS,''
Situated on Horse HILL in that part of the town of
Shutesbury bordering upon Wendell, Franklin county;
together with TWENTY ACRES Of GOOD LAND.
Although knowledge of these Springs has been in
great measure withheld from the public in consequence
Of the striking peculiartes of the former
lei Chamberlain now deceased) still mutitudes are
ready to testify to the healing virtue of the water from
their own experience, or observation ofts effect upon
others. F
These Springs are in remarkably healthy location
upon the summit of beautiful HILL where the air is re-
markabiy dry and agreeable to the sick even when the
surrounding vaes are filled with dense feg careful
analysts OF the water has shown that the medicinal quail
ties OF these Springs not surpassed ty any other
Springs in the United States.
Keferences.-Dr. j. n. BATES, Worcester whose
patients have attended these Springs during the last ten
years; DR., J. T. LYNDE, Atho; THOMAS ID. 1RooKs ESQ.,
WENDELL; Dr. WILLIAM PARKHURsr, Petrsham: Col
DEXTER FAY scarborough, Worcester county; or the
subscriber. - 49,
Also, valuable Pasture and Wood Lot situated on the
summit of Bear Mountain" in the town of Wendell
containing One Hundred Acres of Good Land,
The property will be sold to the highest bdel without
reserve. Terms reasonable.
EPHRAIM T. FORBES Agent for the Heirs
Westboro', Worcester county, Aug. 49, 1852
aul5 dts
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-26
Amusements.
GRAND PLEASURE EXCURSIO,
FISHES CORNET BAND
Anttions.


CBy E. B. Lamson, Auctioneer.l
-. DWELLING HOUSE AT AUG
Aiii TION.-Will be sold at Public Auction on Tues
42.sA DAY, Aug. 80 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ the Dwelling
House and Land situated the corner of Mt Vernon
Place, next above the house of THIS. IL. Rice. Esq
The house contains good kitchen and wash room sit
ting room, dining room parlor and six chambers There
is en- excellent cellar under the whole The house is
most thoroughly built and Is in thorough repair The
Lot contains about Il 900 feet of lani.
Terms of the sale will be very favorable Inquire of
aug94 dts E. B. LAISON Auctoneer
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-26
BY THE ETNA,
Things in Great Britain,

BosToN, Aug. 26, o'clock A. M.-The
steamer Etna, with English dates of the 18th
of August, has arrived.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-05-04

IMPORTANT DEcisloN.-An important de
'cision was delivered in the Supreme Court
OF the United States on Monday week by
the Chief Justice in the case of the Uni
ted States, vs. Sherman II. Booth the
supreme Court, VS.. Error to Supreme
Court of Wisconsin. The case involved
the right Of State Courts to release ON
habeas corpus parties in custody under
process Of the United States for offences
against the laws Of the United States -
This was done by the court below in the
instance OF an arrest under judgment by
the District Court of the United States for
violation of the Fugitive Slave law. The
whole conduct Of the court below was
held to be totally illegal and virtually re-
yolutlonary that the Marshal had aright.
and it was his duty, to resist by force any
such interference OH the part of the State
powers; and that the Fugitive Slave act
was clearly constitutional. This is, of
course, n mere outline Of the opinion.
which Is understood to have been unani-
NOUS. 1t must put an end for the future
to all contests between the United States
and the States as to the constitutionality
OF the Fugitive Slave law and all ATTEMPTS
hereafter 10y State Courts to interfere with
officers of the United States in CARRYING it
out will be regarded as revolutionary, and
treated as such.-LA. MtA