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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-04-30
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILA Ell HI A.

.p<r,y,,, r,stftntfon. estabnshsd By special en-
dowr,at for the rehef If the siek and atsfressfai
an,,f,d r,sh Erirstsmt and Epfdsmse dtseasss.
THE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view Of TIE aW3n'
u hu life. caused by sexual diseases,
several years 20 directed their Consulting saFgeoh
"a amen aispensary s the treatment OF TINS e'as ~
siseases in ali their FORMS and to give MEpi.AL
ADVICE GRATIS TO all who Apply ~ letter, VII =
s..crirston ~ their condition. (age, Occupation, ass
81 life q - aud in case Of extreme poysfss' 70
raj MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE. -,
TIL. Directors Of Lhs Association III their ase ahu"I
R.nor, EXPRESS the highest satisfaction WITH the
which has attended the lIhor- 81 theH safS"l ~ 80
.,,r. n. sn.rm.fosrhnea. Seminal ne,knessr .ohoIr
bra J,,s.t. syphilis. the vice ~ unah.sm ~ -
Ahu.. Diseases Of the Kidneys and Bladder "c anu
order continuance Of the same pisn 'or '''e ENSUING
year. c..a~rboaa or seminal
An admirable report on spermatorfhna' % go. 10
wa.x,..s the vice Of Ouauism, Mast urbaion' " 5s-
Abu,. and other diseases Of the ssxai ofeans' Ia
Cnn,uItinv gnrveo n will he sent by mah IN
.nxslon.5 FREE OF CHARGE. on receiP, o. w
STAMPS for postage address for report o.
mn sKIiIN n0UGHToN, Acting gu gegyfi' l9 o.,
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sGs The Chicago Herald alluies to
"the brilliant destiny Of the great Dem
cratic party of this great nation" II
appears to Us this great nation has had
just abou. enough of the 'brillian, dcsti-
ny Of the Democratic party, and would
not object to changing to somthing a lit
tie less brilliant and more honest and pat
r.o.ic Oar. Coz.
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TO Il ERY FEMALE nv THE UNITED
STATES
Mra. lANIAGI LIS FEMALE G0RnIAl

Mrs. MONTAGIE'S FEMALE CORDIAL.
T>oR THE CURE OF ALL THOSE PAINFUL
l. DISEASES PECULIAR TO WOMEN.
Mrs MONTAGUE. for many years afflicted with
most of the diseases that are common 10 females,
spending large fortune in ten years j. trying the
different means Of treatment for her t.Iiet. to
avail, vas prevailed upon by many OF he- friends
to visit Cuba. December AZ, for the purpose Of
regaining her former health. While there, she
obtained prescription from Spanish Physician.
Whose silver locks
We're tending to the grave"
With which through the mercy Of God, she was
restored TO her youthful health.
After her return she made known to hundreds
OF her female sufferers the effects Of the remedy
with equally as great success.
This extraordinary medicine Is offered to the
public for the relief Of all the painful and dan
geroas diseases peculiar to women, and that the
female constitution is subject to.
To those suffering from "prolapsus Uteri.n In
corlhoea, Ammorrhoea. Menorrhagia, Dysmenorr.
hoea-C hiorosis, a speedy cure can be obtained.
TO those suffering from Falling Of the womb
or Uterine Weakness Of any kind. the Female
Cordial is especially recommended. II is war
rauted to cure this painful disease, if perseyereA
In all SPIRAL htctons, pain In the region If the
pelsa lowness Of spirits Hystera Sick. he hss
and all those diseases arising from the peculiar
formation OF women, the Cordial will be fonnd of
an immense value
This medicine moderstes all excess. and re-
moves all obstruction; ii invigorates the dehita-
ted constitution Tor the duties Of iifo, and when
saken in middle age proves blessing.
Modesty forbids ", in public advertisement
to make full the details; but the wrapper around
each letter will fully explain every case
Merchants females or others. by sending three
cent stamp can have any Information concerning
the operations of the medicine.
Agents wanted in every village of the United
States. Put up in hai-pint hottes; s. par bot
ties: 50 per cent. OF to the trade. All orders
must be addressed to
..-..s. Dr.J.D. sTONERoAD,
txos Proprietor
nal.yl Lewistown. Pa. Box Ill.
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THE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION is in a
aourishing condition, as is shown by the
fact that during the first month after the
books were received, 72 volumes were
taken out of the library. This Associa.
ton is worthy of supper. Will you aid
it? If so call on A. Gilbert, Esq.
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LOST OR MIsLAID,

A NOTE, bearing date June 22d. 1853. due one
n hundred days from date. made by wv. W.
WIILIxin isv or OF NAroLKoH For, for the sum OF
,hirty.6ve dollars and seventy.uins cents, with
interest ~ the rate Of tan per cent per annum -
] hereby csuaor any Ierson against trsd,pg for
ssid nots y, 10Y
Triton. ArriI iltis lfAa4~
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-04-30

SUMNER HATS, will soon be in de-
mand J. Ct. Smucker & Co. have
large and fine supply, which is fast dis.
appearing as they are very cheap.
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n1s-The Washington Union md

bns> The Washington Union under.
takes to taunt the Opposition party with
h wing more than once changed its name.
The organ has changed its own name t
dozen times, and is now about to change
it again. If it were to take new name
as often as 1t disgraces the old ones, it
would use up three hundred and sixty
five A year Lou Jour.
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S. We don't think that Mr.. Siekl,

S- We don't think that Mr.. Sickles
deserves to be hung for killing Mr.. Key
for improper intimacy with his wife /;
and, if reports are true, Mrs. Sickles
wouldn't deserve hanging If she were to
kill score or two cf uomen for improper
intimacy with her husband -LousvtNe
I,urnry .## ."#
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j. T. MuzzY has fitted up his shop
little ahead Of anything of the kind in
town, and has large stock of saddles,
harness, &C., which is for sale cheap
He wants everybody to know it and so he
patronizes the ADVERTISER. He is sen
sible-call on him and and you will find
him so.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-04-30

THOSE wishing to hire money will re.
fer to the advertisement Of Messrs. Van
Wyck, of Davenport: They propose to
loan money on real estate situate in this
county.
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THOSE wishing to engage in teaching,
will take notice Of the wants of Red
Oak Township, as specified by J. ".
Brown, Esq
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Upton UNION SCHOOL. number
of scholars in the Upton Union School,
at this time, is as follows:
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nA- We are under obligations to Hon.
7. Davis, for copy of the Repor. en-
Finances.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-04-30

EMIRsoKs Passut su.ar csps Crushsr, Which shcuA
TT ~. sy SHs 4 c. 4. wvre
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arrangements ofthe Liver and Stomach
Should at once be attended to. HOOrLANDS
GERMAN BlTTERS. prepared by Or. c. N.
Jackson, Philadelr ha. Pa, and sold by druggists
and deale = in medicines where, will cure
all diseases arising from disordered Liver or
Stomach. lava
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SCHOOL NOTICE.

SCHOUL NOTICE.
THE SPRING TERM Of the linton r,,on
/ School will commence on Mon lay. the Ilth
day OF April neyt; G. C NExrLERopE Pripcin,,
scholars living Out Of the District Dan attend hv
making srrasgsosnss With tho Board OF Dire.,
~ c-is- of me poare.
ITRrR Ser
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-04-30

- Shoe rs a Newspaper vho,e coiunms are at
all times cro,cded ,oih Adurtisements, and ire
scN Ihow you community alrs ,sith 4usiness ana
enterprise The age u mov;ng one A man that
ssaads in these "iatter days" cH IN a short time find
himself behind his eonpefifors ~ A.ts
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Dy SueI Foster A Go.

a2.sES. WE have the handsomest and G16
ESjsf best 10, of Apple Trees ever rails -
= ed in the West. The following are s.I4e
Of the leading varieties, from which any one can
select twelve or fifteen varieties for their Orch
ard 80 that they can have Apples the whole
year. We also have quite a number Of new
riete.. too small yet for the Orchard. We cor
respond with Nurserymen of different parts of
the coantry, and get ALL THE NEW FARIE-
TIE, which We think worthy of adding TO our
Nursery and are constantly dropping OF some.Cf
the tender kinds, and all such as DO net sueceod
with our climate and soil,
five year old trees, 6 to 10 feet hi Oh, ! to "a
inches through. at Is to 20 cents eacn--a few
still larger at IS cents. Four year old. IS to Is
mostly l6i cents each.
Summer App'e,.
Early Harvest; Summer Rose; Summer Queen;
swee. June; Sweet Bough; Spice Sweet.
Red June;
Fail App1es.
White Bamho; Rome Beauty; Maiden's Blush;
Rambs: Golden rippin; Fall Pippin;
Fall Wine; Gravensteia; Wagner;
Fall Sweet; Porter; Swset Pea. A pple
Winter APples.
Striped Sweet Pippin; Sweet Romantic;
Hubhardstan Nonesach; Small Romantic;
Fsorus Srinenburg; Roman Stem:
Fallawater; Yellow Belaower;
White Winter Pearmaip; Baldwin,;
Northern Spy: Wine sap:
Rauies JanEcti Virginia Greening
Pears.
Fifty cents to one dollar. Set them on dry
elayey land.
PLCMS so cent?.
CHERRIES SO cents each.
PEACHES 10 to IS cents each.
Small Fruit.
We find the Small Fruits, such as Strawberries,
Currants Gooseberries, Raspbcrries and Black
berries, more profitable thai any crop we have
ever raised. We have taken great pains in get
ting new and choice varieties. They are cas- Y
propagated, and We sell them cheap
Lawton Blackberry, 20 to 25c. Currants, ) 20 l5c
Strawberries l cent; Grapes, 10 to 25e
Goose berries 10 loo; Haspberries 5 to loo
Eoergreens
We abound in Evergreens, and have the hand
soonest collection ever raised in Iowa. We have
had the very best success in transpIantng them
by removing a ball OF earth on the roots. They
are all about MusCattne. Enquire Of those who
have tried US. We have also sent them to the
adjoining counties.
Price. fifty cents to one dollar-2 to feet high
| Red Cedar; Norway Spruce;
Upright Juniper; Hemloek:
Yellow Pine. (tnrgs.l Fir.
Famering Shrubs.
| Forty varieties Of Roses:
! Climbing Roses rs to 50 cents
june or Bash Roses ia To 50 cents.
| Monthly Roses, (bnt feg on hand IS 10 50 ots
| Bush Honeysncklc. - to so cents
| Climbing Red do. 25c Fragran. do. ?3c;
| Towering Almond, 2sc Syringa Is to so
" Locurt la Fragrant Currsnt l2te
! Red WaNberry. l3!; Lilac, rs,
! White Waxberry. IS; Snow Ball rs,
! Towering Ash, l2I; Virginia Creeper. as
Jassanlinc, Csc
Green House Plants
| INA We started this department Of our Nnr
| s( scry last fall. We have large stock @
- herbena'. Of dt1 rent coiors Gerapi
uns and some other plants for sale.
BUlLous Roots.
T1llips lilies D.hlias e.
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A PILLAR or FIRE A Pixies Peak
pilgrim passed through Davenport, the
other day, cneascd in a bukskin suit,
with the seat Of his breeches painted red
He also had gun on his shoulder, a dog
a, his heel, and was following the rail
road track. Imagine dark night--er-
press train in the rear, with big reflect
or in front throwing light on the subject.
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tnsAy r,Mnscatine Market. - - j
Wheat-Old. sl@sl 10. flour. S5.o0l, 90 - Dbl
New, s5I90c. Corn in the ear. 45Qls0c.
Winter. Sl,l5. Oats-Old, 50Q1S0.
Barley. 4o0snc. -" New, 45Gt50c.
Beans. 75c0lsl 90. Eggs, I.
Apples--Green. gsl50. Butter, l5QfSc.
Dried, $500. Hides-Green, 6al7c.
Lumber Si0I30 " 1000 Dry 0int l5Qf &C
Live cattle, 81 SO q s. co per cwt.
As matter Of Interest to farmers just u this time,
rive the retail prices Of grass Seeds furnished c.
W. X. Stone who have large and choice meut
Of field and garden seeds :-yMascStiRs Journal
Hungarian grass seed. 81 ,25.l,75.. Timothy, rs
zoo. Glover, S7,50as, 90 Kentucky Blue Grass,
$50 Kentucky Red Top, ESQ English Blue arass,
$50.
Davenport Market.
wheat-new. 75g90c: old, cog 100. Corn, 400
55c. Oats--new, soc; old, 55c. Potatoes, tols0.
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AT special e,ection in Shelby county,
las. week, the people voted to remove the
county-sea, from Shelbyyille to Harlan
In Wapello county. WIN. L. Rinerson
and WIN. Arnott Nash, convicted OF
horse stealing, have been sentenced to
thece years and six mon tbs Imprisonment
in the States Prison, and safely lodged
therein.
Lyons City voted last week to rescind
the vote by which s40,0 had been
taken by the corporation in the stock Of
the Iowa Central. At the same time
they voted ten thousand dollars for a
railroad down the river to Clinton.
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dipton 40bertissr.
y. M. PErrENGILL Il Co.'s
p. ADVERTISING AGENCY, A.

n9 Nassau St.,.N.sY., and 10 state ST., Boston.
8. N. Pcttengl & Co. the agents for the Adver-
tser and the most influential and largest newspaper
in the United States and Canxd They are authorized
to contract for us At our iopssf rafss. : "at
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Green House Plants.
INA We started this department Of onr Nnr
~ scry last fall. We have large stock of
- herbena'. Of DIN rent coiors Gerapi.
ums and some other plants for SALE
BulLous Roots.
T1llips, Lilies, Dahlias, &c
Muscatina. Iowa. Feb. Sd. is33--vl SIN
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4 LOCAL AGTSv WANTED,
exr~-
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n1 SEND FOR A CIRCULAR.-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-11
ORTANT TO KNOW
BARGAINS! BARGAINS!
FOR THE NEXT

FOR THE NEXT
T H I r It Y d A Y S
the whole of rich and well selected stock of
goods will be sold prices that will be appreciated by
every lady wishing TO purchase
Muslin Collars at ST. marked down to &c and 75c
5000 very rich Muslin Collars at sl75 marked down
81
very rich Muslin Collars $780, marked down to
$3.50.
Splendid Maltese Collars at marked down
to I5c.
elegant real Maltese Collars ranging from 81 so to
IS, marked down to half price.
400 very handsome real IontOn, Medallion Point APP
pico and real French Collars at prices from 81 to Sl0
500 Muslin, Honiton, Medallion and Point Lace Sets
at astonishngly low prices
splendid assortment of Cambria Edgng and Inserting
All our Bic Cambria Bands marked down to 20c.
1000 Cambria DiInity Bands unheard of low prices
BLACK LACE FRENCH Wells.
Now is the time to buy them 5000 Round and Square
Wells, all silk, dotted and Figured all over the low
price of I1c.
1900 elegant French Walls at 81 and upwards marked
down to half the price.
Also real Thread Lace Walls at much reduced prices
BLACK LACES.
Black Lace Flouncings for Mantas, from yd. to II
yd. wide, the only full assortment in Worcester. We
shall clear them out at low prices.
Our large assortment of real Valencennes, Maltese
and thread Laces at much redaced prices.
All real Black Gmpure Brussels and Thread Laces
100000 yds Black Trimming Edgings, all Widths from
&c and upwards the cheapest and largest
seen.
Il doz warranted all Linen Handk is at PC cheap at IT,
70 doz more of those extra fine Linen Handks at 25c,
worth ~.
Every lady in want of nice Handkerchiefs will do well
to look at our 25c
$50 doz. Hem-stched and Grass Linen Handk is from
lie and upwards. Only doz of those very fine
Grass Linen hemstched Handk is at 81 and Sl25 They
are exquisite and very seldom to be found.
large assortment of rich Embroidered Handkerchief
q low DricpS
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Markets-NEw YORK. july s.

FLoUR-Receips TAI bbs; sales $40 bbs; State and
Western very heavy, and 10 q zoe lowers unsonnd 81 g
5,l0 super State $40 q 5,S5; extra State $3.50 a. 500
round hoop Ohio, So @ 6,25 for old and $3.50 "a $50
for fresh ground; common to good extra Western $500
q $50; southern heavy; sales II bs; mixed to good
nal.
GRAIN.-Wheat dull and dropping; sales 5000 bush
Milwaukee club, Sl,l0; Western red, $53; white Ken
Sill a Sl,7S Corn and beter sales 26,000 bush
mixed Western S5c for old in store round yellow, 90
93c. Oats steady; Southern and Jersey 80 D 43c
Northern and Western, A a ST.
PR0VISIONS-Beef steady; sales 800 bbls country
$500 % 1925; prime $3.50 a. 100; repacked Chicago
SO a 10; prime SIS a. "a Pork firmer; sales bbls
sl6,l2 q l6S prime s2,37 @ 1850; Western prime
mess, s6,25 q ST. Bacon nominal Hams a she. Shout
ders 81 a &c Cut meatssaies 500 packages Lard heavy
sales 205 bbls at 10y a lie Butter heavy Ohio II a. 5c
State 10 a l8c Whiskey irmer. Rice unchanged; sales
tierces at 81 a 4c. Sugars uuchanged sales AIS hhds
P. r. 68 g &c; Muscoyado 81 q 63c; Havana, sales $50
boxes at 90 @ &c. Coffee quet sales $40 bags; Rio lls
Molasses steady but nominal sales hhds; Muscovado
at % "a soc
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-11
LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY
lAmerican Telegraph Office, Lincoln House Blockl
a Sunday Fight between New York Fire Com

panies -Accident in the Harbor.
New YORK, July 10.-A disgraceful fight
occurred near the Bowling Green, this after
noon, between engine companies Is and 20. 1t
Lasted some fifteen minutes, during which pis-
tolls and stones were fired in every direction,
and several parties were injured though no
one was killed. No arrests were made. The
names eff theinjured were withheld by their
associates Both companies will undoubtedly
be disbanded.
About seven o'clock this morning the steam
boat State of Maine, of the Fall River line,
while passing the Battery, ran into small
boat containing three young men, and stove it
into pieces But for the timely assistance of
some boatmen they would have been drowned.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-11
NOTICE.-By virtue Of a law concern


ing the Indians Of this Commonwealth chap 266 of
by the Governor by and with the advice and consent
the Council, Commissioner whose province it s "to
examine into the condition of all Indians descend
ants of Indians, domcied In this Commonwealth, and
make report to the Governor for The information Of the
General Court, on the following matters, namely:
The number of all such persons their place of abode,
their distributions whether by tribes otherwise CLASH
flying them by age and sex, ana distinguishing between
the married and singles aud also the number Of persons
reputed Indians, who are of mixed or othor race.
g. The social and political condition of all such persons
including their municipal religious. and educational
ganzaOn, and their relation, individual and municipal
the counties, towns districts In which they dwell
g. The economical state of all such persons, Including
the specification of all property of theirs In lands and
whether IN their own possession, unlawfly pos
sessed occupied by Others and in the latter by
what color Of alleged tle and also what proportion Of
such persons paupers, dependent the towns I'm
which they dwell, or on the State.
All such facts In the personal social condition of
the Indians Of the Commonwealth, as may enable the
General Court TO judge whether they can compatibly
with their own good and that Of the other inhabitants
the State be placed Immediately and completely or only
gradually and partially the same legal footing rs the
other inhabitants OF the Commonwealth.
In pursuance of the provisions Of said law, notice is
therefore, hereby given, TO all counties, towns or dis
tcts other corporations, or individuals Interested In
the matters of inquiry above specified with which am
charged that public hearing In relation thereto for the
County Of Worcester and all parts OF the Commonwealth
lying westerly thereof will be given at JOsn Hotel In
Webster, in said County of Worcester on THURSDAY,
the 25th day of July current at which time and place
ey may give their attendance and be heard thereon
witness my hand at Worcester this eleventh day ofJu-
~, loo9. JOHN MILTON EARLE, Commissioner.
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Netu publications.
JOSEPH GARIBALDI,

The leading character in which will be no less pers
age than the renowned
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1rp GOODS.
Save your money and buy only at the
Peoples Great Bargain Store,
las MAIN STREET,


Determined to reduce extensive stock previous to
have marked the entire stock at prices which will insure
quick and ready sale We would saw those who
the Cash to lay out for Dry Goods during the present
month tat we mean what advertise. Our object is
phdt q may Read few among the many unheard of
bargains we shall offer for the next thirty days
HOOP SKIRTS 75c, worth 81, rs.
CHALLI DeLAINES, loo yard.
Heavy BLACK SILKS, T5c, worth sl25
A PRINTED LAWNS, only &c yard.
WHITE BRILLIANTS, only cents yard
a. PRINTED BRILLIANTS, only l2sc yard.
100 STELLA SHAWLS, all colors, only 81 u.s. worth 81
Cases BLEACHED CO1ToNs, only &c yard.
Bales BROWN CoTToNs, only SIC yard.
LINEN NAPKINS, only 81 a dozen.
LINEN DOYLIES only Coo a dozen.
Hosiery, Mtts Gloves, and Embroideries less than
cost
200 PARASoLS at very great bargains.
MANTILLAS for 81 IS. former price SO.
All our DRESS SILKS less than cost
DRESS GOODS marked below cost to lose out the
stock
Many other bargains will be shown those who visit this
establishment during the present month The goods we
are bound to sell The whole stock must be reduced.
Don't forget the place for great bargains
CITY STO ORE,
j. II. CLARKE Il CO.,
jy4 diff No. las Main street. Post Office.
NGE IN BUSIN ESS.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-11
Fires at Montgomery.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, July S.-The carriage
and wagon factory of Messrs Fountain & Alb
bolt, with the adjoining buildings, were de-
stroyed by fire yesterday.
Mr.. Alexander ShotwelPs residence, tOgeth-
er with several negro houses and stables, were
also burned down on the same day. The fires
were the work of incendiaries.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-11
Another Lynching in Kentucky

LOUISVILLE, KY, July "a mob at Sand
ford, KY, recently lynched James Ronsey, for
killing James Oldham in May last.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-11
Congressional Nominations.

AUGUSTA, GA, July 9.-Hon John W. I'm
derwood has been nominated for Congress in
the Fifth District by the Democrats, in place
of llr. Wright, who declines to run.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-11

In this city June rs, by William n. Green Esq, Mr.
John EDgleherdt to Miss Catherine Row, both Of Wor
In Ludlow, June 81, on the highway, in romantic
piece Of woods, by Charles Alden Esq, Isaac Prouty
OF Monsoon aged ~ to Mrs Minerva T. Jones, aged S.
late of Palmer.
In Monrova, Africa NAV H. by the Rev John Scys
Kabcndah, alias James Buchanan, to Randall alias Ann
Liberia Jcs both liberated Africans of the company by
the U. ). steamer Niagara.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-11

A FEW FIRST GLASS UANV Aoo-
"A Frs are wanted for a handsome and liable work.
old exclusively by Agents. For further informatlon
dawu q. d II. BILL, Springfield, Mass.