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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-03

TIE WEsT.-A paragraph which we pub
Ilshed few days ago, copied from an exchange
paper, gave an exceedingly gloomy account of
the condition of affairs throughout the West
em States. This is not to be cleaned from
the reports OF the newspapers published in that
region, which seem to be whistling to keep up
their courage. But it is the common tale of all
commercial travellers, who have visited the
West this fall or winter. 1t is only from such
sources that we hear the full extent of the
disaster which has overtaken the people of that
lately prosperous and jubilant section of the
Union. The hard times rage the worst in
those places where speculation has been the
greatest, and, therefore, the chief focus of
mournful tidlngs, the centre of gloom, is Chi
cage, that mushroom metropolis, which has
grown so fast oRt of nothing. One person who
has returned from there says broadly that the
bottom has fallen out of the place, while an
other emphasizes it still more distinctly by
saying Chicago is to let" For about ten
years past the whole West has been running
wild with over-speculation. Business of every
description has been exaggerated. They have
out there large towns, and more of them, than
The Eastern States show to the same amount of
opulatlOn. Cincinnati city of 100000 in
habtants, has just erected an opera house
much larger and more splendid than they can
boast of in New York, with $4,000, or we, i'll
Philadelphia, with600,000 people, and at a cost
of 100000. They have there also magnif-
cent new theatre and several hotels far superior
to any in the Atlantic cities The latter is
true, also, of the entire West 1t has long
been mystery how they managed to do these
things, while we here at the East, with an in
finite deal more wealth. business, and every
thing else, have the greatest difficulty in rails
ing the means for any project. Now, however,
we have the solution. The capital of the At
Ionfio Cfofa IL. - Al.
times of 1878 this has all been called home,
and hence we see the New York banks with
over thirty millions of specie, and Philadel-
phia and Boston in proportion while the West
is stagnant, and the times there dreadful
Capitalists here have found it much safer to
trust their means within easy reach, and have
begun to believe in the securities nearest home.
Instead of building palatial hotels in the back
woods, and investing in superfiuous towns on
the border, they prefer real estate in the metro
politan cities, or a turn at manufactures or
philadelphia y. S. Gazette.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-03
TERMS OF ADyERTIsING.

ADVERTlsEMENTS published either In the DAIsY o.
WksKLr SPY, for elO0 square for three Insertions;
and 20 cents for each subsequent Insertion Ten lines or
lees) constitute square" Advertisements ordered
inside or In any prominent place. those iassy
displayed viii be charged extra rates Contracts by nc
year may be made on liberal terms
~ All transient Advertisements must be Paid u
ddranee Yearly regular advertisers will be requirsa
to make quarterly payments
~ No 9rdtEitous Adrertfsenenfs No report ress
unions or proceedings Of any corporation, society
association and no communication designed to call aten
uo 10 any matter Of limited individual interest
De inserted, unless paid for ON Advertisements
~ The Publishers viii not hold themselves respon-
or any errors that may occur, beyond the amount
charged for the Advertisement
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-03
miscellaneous.

FAMILY MEDICINES,
Chemicals, Brushes, Perfumery, &C.,
to be found in the city Our large assortment of PATENT
MEDICINES includes all the popular variet W
have been appointed special agents for
Queru's Cod Liver oil Jelly.
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry.
Green's oxygenated Bitters.
Dr. Jaynes Family Medicines.
DR. Fitchs Consumptive Medicines.
Whtcomb's Remedy for Asthma and Hay Fever
Kennedy's Medical Discovery and Ointment
Peruvian Syrup.
Ayers Pectoral, Sarsaparia and Pills.
Burnett's Cocoane, Kalliston and Tooth Wash
Chrstie's Galvanc Curatives.
Railways Popular Remedies.
Hams Invigorating Spirit.
Hollands German Bitters
Burnetts Flavoring Extracts.
Glenn's Superior Toilet Waters
Davidsons Syrnges.
Woods Hair Restorative.
Viewers Salt Rheum Syrup and Cerate
And many more kinds not enumerated.
Our Family Medicines are prepared with much care
none but the purest materials being or dispensed
To the preparation of Physicians Prescriptions we pay
particular attention And, in fact long experience in
pared us to execute the orders of the public in satsfac
tory manner NJ. i. GREEN 81 CO.,
dc diff No. 2l4 Main street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-03
Real estate.

FOR SALE OR TO LET
"A The well known INMANS SCYTIIE ESTABLISH
MENT situated in the east part of Buville, two miles
west of Statewide the Branch River X l. The works
have been put in thorough repair since the first of July
last and now in first rate running order They
capable of turning out from three TO four thousand dozens
OF Scthes year. These works admitted to be among
the best arranged In New England for economy and
venence in all departments of the business They
only five miles from Mville depot the Providence
and Worcester Railroad. For particulars, inquire Of
NANCY INMAN, on the premises, 0. A. INMAN, Mohe-
gan, Ri, j o. lNMAN East Douglas, Mass, I. IL. IN
MAN, Worcester.
Burrillville, Sept %, 1858. d2taw&wsm s2s
NOR SALE-DWELLIN HOUSES
Il at VERY Low PRICES. In order to close an I'M
settled Estate the following Dwelling Houses situated
the ceuter Of the City of Worcester will be sold much
below the real value.
Lots aud Houses east side of Portland street. Nos
50 and a.
Lot and double Brick House, Nos q and 30 west side
of Portland street
Lot and Double House the east side of Portland st.
Nos. II and IL
Lot and House No. 20, on west side of Salem street
Lot and 1ase Wellington street. opposite residence
off. C and e. jacques.
Lot and Factory Building Southbridee street
Lot and House on corner of West and Cottage sts
Also Building Lots on Chandler, Austin, and Newbury
streets.
For terms of sale and further information as to the
property, apply to ". W. RICE,
Worcester Bank Block,
+. IL. DEWEY,
sepE 2ls Main st.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-03

@R 2 CARRIAGE FACTORY!
eVS I A. ToLM ta1,' y ysa, 60" S%es,
Near the BAY State House, where be found, and
for sale ID Light Carryalls,
Light Carryas,
Large Carryalls seats,
I Phptons
Il Prince Alberts,
Top Buggies,
Chascs,
Open Buggies,
Il Second hand Carriages, various kinds
/ Two horse Pcdlar's Wagon and Harness,
Making the hest assortment of Carriages ever offered
for sale in Worcester We have hand, Harnesses
Trimmings, Cloth, Lace Leather, Bows Bands Springs
AXles, Bolts, &c.
The Phetons for elegance comfort and service are tho
best Carriages in use, for two three persons.
Prince Alberts new style, and very beautiful.
The Carryalls Of four kinds, and SS5 to
S4OO.
We know as good Carriages are made in Worcester as
at place in the country and promise persons
buying of shall the commissions expenses
which must be paiT Repositories and Trading Houses
We are building and shall finish, Coaches, Garry
ais Chascs and other carriages in addition to the
ABOVE dU ap 10
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-03

Gn1O0 A YEAR-Pays the Board and
ep1<~O Tuition Of a Gentleman Lady at the
HUDSON RIVER INSTITUTE, the very best and cheap
est in the land.
Experienced gentlemen instructors at the head Of each
ofthe departments Superior advantages for French
Painting, and Piano Music. Ladies' who complete the
furnished places TO teach Mt $500 to $500 year
Term opens january 2 Write for u Catalogue.
Rev. A. FLACK, A. NJ, Principal,
Cluvernck Col. Go. n. Y.
d8 $50 A YEAR. 2md
, 1859-07-14

WHEREAS, heretofore, to wit,
saded si ssd II fi IS - = hts9
Isrsoed, E6eaeEef Hk ae ofCIieafo Cook Coaniy III.
as ID Z -; ID sas &C. & a
known Ind deta - }sH cf two seetuoa u taaa sxt
q T. sss I'd
Naas .fas vNaFt. La kaata1ts River. descioed =
IL ia Is, . 81 isaa tee sessaesss - ss:asr .! IL
u! R<.esrase tb~tee -. ID. be Of the
sussa % ess<1y Ina sad Rse,aa = are taeasaad
lseass vass'oa q s. 70 +tsa 'hea.a a. huna'.d fe
Z e r. sis K'f
f la5:t -. fun .he aeeaeas q &c r,u tn ,ae
e esee ,hssss .as ;9a 9es n1s1jsa IT,. I'D
si1s5 shsee trs sAenee sou&h Sc vest hundred
tass :sn g. n II se r
ginning containing dvs hunted and eighteen Acses (ls
Ala he des1si1a Ind o. tn. north ade Of
the Kankakse hivst IL tae sa Aeaukequs Re-err.ioa
va: is1n tos II ease@ q 81 tsease @
s9pth oue hac!tc and Any rods 70 rods ,henee wes
.x1y sd. 9s. rod* tseaee ea zig t1t!e red. Is 1e
f-1 = e. q at n e. .s es e,
s5;sa ,ssss tat e. yatS; Sa, s51
beps ps ef tss p ease spoae! iae tsd se.. Of h
enx e<tte< months assxf da.s fos a7e hunased
@ sax d. H. ,S tes eas ee! w
f so dollars nnc dus foat Jess for sSso dol;
I'm and due tre Fears zfer tats for $3tol o1 al
d:ted 4 thtafo. uaeois aad tAEse at The N,sns saf
AnA wheas the lid nota Tor s3 due thlIty nths A.
t4r ttntt Aad the note fH d1s yF1y kef dstt.
hare heretofore bcoe due nd aow tensan 4d I'D
whxssaa I -. = s1pfs aoGsd ~ axnsd y II. =: - .
ees Of .d ntes ehhez af o. !aseEess o.
payable ths whole of the principal aLd esx secntsd b.
lhe mid rfoa1iso nots IN ths saA 1aottaea e7tionss1
md then rrp ID aanui tnudiate theeIpon becots due
tad payable! By virtue Of which th4e has nov bps Dc
and ahIe ofhe atosaM The dus Don1h1
AftkT Ata tor ~ ths due thfe year Asf aafe f11
ss1sdto.
Nov. th*zefoe rot3ce 4 hereby srsn th,t ~ Tkns q
and u eoqzaty 1na the poyt< Of satf r. ~ % +
Angus. n tn 1ear l93 n odar 10 mia ths Horey Y
py ths aee4 Aforesaid vhsch ~ nov payable onsr ta
sa1e pubic aan 1t tia hoah door of tha Ca1t Ho3
2 Y - e GasEa ast hs.sae tae hoss1 % ~ q y
asoek T. H. Aud at3eck ~ % ~ ~, u ka2 k2e0
| 1t hnd. % tn hi6ha1 h1doAF IL 80
N1&tx-4& xRKak2E& 4a6l1A, 8m1&zes
, 1859-07-14
CHICAGO, THURSDAY, JULY IA, 1859.

case, the first wlk quoted and allowed. The
oulr GROUND On which it could be maintained
w.s he sane, y w :; TIE .batfaens b Of the
private party joiasd with the Attorney General:
it seems 70 ne tAae it waa naerely petmissive
practice. but il II nos ...-' .-'ntain the sy@'
metry Of the prac&es Of the Court in that rey....
80 that the }o3ud1r seems to me to be useless.
As to she mod I'll the rreeedents are sued
70 require f AS pfoeess, iii la~s, ron hat
way.apd the Supftme Conrt have decided that
the State i proper party, as ia The, People r..
St Louis. and ano9her case IN Gi!mose, anG the
ts,t the proper ~ ronid be IL Psop'e of he e
State BY ber attuxney. So far as the Sabbas!,
question and religion are concerned, the Con-
stitution tofer.te. ~ religions. and Recognised
the Christian Sabbath, 1t ite +.1e TIME I. ter.
mits the Jews to eaHJ out their own views. 1
think the only renesies are under The statute.
ahall hare to dism:ss the bill in this case.
, 1859-07-14

| +-~~.; r. cAacAso, July i. ls1a.i
! At meeting RI the Committee On Temporary
h!!sug existing sseaesies md making the ueces-
porary appointment Here made:
! + u Wl'st!esey bA.1nsterred TO place Of first
assistant in Primary: Department Of Jones
E1ea u. wad.xosth3 transferred to p'ace Of
fea.. second s1saa assistant .'maEy Department Of
Euiiiy 4. Nsrsna;k appointed first assistant
in Grammar Department Of jones School.
Sarah G. DowneE appointed third assistant
in Primary Depaftnaat Of Jones School
Helen F. Young, Transferred to place of first
sjSst3 sssist3nt in Primary Department Of seannon
slar,ha p. Feaniu,pr1e. transferred IN nl.re IF
Secoud Assistant pEimaEY department pf tie
Scammon School. /,
Alice ]. Jennings appointed Third Assistant
in Primary Department. Of Scammon School
Naomi bougatl, transferred to place Of Prin-
eipal Of Primary department Of Franklin
School, salary t450{!
Primary Departmental franklin School.
Anna II. Duffy, appointed First Assistant in
Primary departmental Ogden School.
Nellie l. Hubbard s2pointed Fourth Assist
ant in Primary dep@tmen Of Ogden School.
All Of the teaehetS here enumerated rs r..
%eh4Ak NC" AHq0lukEeutSt except hiss IuuF,
we're selected from De pupils recently connect
ed with the High School,
~, v. Il. WkI1s,
SEty Board of Education.
RAISING Bcr1p1xda; ;sr .HrDRAcL,c Pow1n.-
We had call yesterday from A. ". stratton,
Esq, Of the 6rmfof Lane / stratton, of
San FRANCISCO, California. He explained
to us the principles BY uhieh this firm
have been cngagd in raisiag buildings
in San Francisco By hydraulic power The firm
hare shipped their, machinery for this city,
where It will arrive h few months. Mr. Strait
ton is satisfied TINT his plan Of raising buildings
is cheaper and moro Objective than any other,
and that be can compete successfully with the
modes now in use ii. this city.
We take the following from the San Francisco
T;mes:
In raising the Exchange, not wall has crack
ed, nor hLs there been theieast wnTping Of the
door stills Or other paris Of the woodwork. 80
silently apd beautifully bzs the machinery
done its work. that IN occupant might have re-
NAMED in Ignorance that the raising was going
on from any jarring or other indication Of mo-
ton. Indeed, nny breaks created in the walls Of
a building by it, settling after being erected,
are remejied bf the restoration ef the e3isce to
its original exact lavel, thus chasing up any
cracks which may hsFe existed. This hydraulic
machinery hiss been in use in this ctr since
1853, and some thirty buildings hare beea zais-
ed with it to grade. No accident has erer yet
occurred, nor does i. seem probable.
, 1859-07-14

Americans at The Battle Of Bolfer1no.
"&alaknff," the former correspondent of the
n. +. Tias<s, writes to thnt journal under dnte
of Aentechiaro, Lombardy, June 2s:
"Mr. Raymond. 1adge Forsyth, Of Troy, and
myself, we're the only strangers, {with the cx~
oeption Of two Euglsah Journalists, whom nc
knew 70 be such, on the ground during the hat
1e Of Solferino. =
."We hAve only been able to oprcscrrc our car
riage, which il rather IN elegant one for this
eenptxy,. and two horses, BY passport, a.
Bearer Of Dispatches, which l VAS tortunate
enough 10 hsvs in my pocket. md which
WA Eiveu, to INC by Tho American Minister
in Paris, TOR dispatches ior the American Minis
ter 1t Turin. Al othcr private carrisgcs have
been seixed to convey wounded officers back to
Drescia> This mere sembtance Of oficixlisy
goes long way with tue order-loyiug, respect
fal and a1ways polite French officials. they
did not. happ1ly, even examine into the utterly
wosthles. character Of ;ay passport on The
II have hsA ~ coma Ill The WAY fran Hrcscia
to put these letters ia the mail, aud it it had no.
been for my passport could not havc got into
or out Of The 1own, which is under martial
law"
, 1859-07-14

Immediately upon his arrival at Liverpool, on
the 29th Of Junc, Mr. Cobden was met by let
1ors from P&lmesstoa and Russell, and By 4
dcputation Of his constituents At nocldalc. To
the Inter he mnde a speech, and among other
things told them Whit he had learned in Amer
ica. He said tlla& tue Americans entertained
cordial feeling towards Great Britain thst they
lind keen appreciation Of the benefits Of Free
Trade principles. and that they strongly xympa-
faised With tue Italians IN their present struggle
As. C. has declined the proaered place in the
new Ainittry.
, 1859-07-14
Tho Cottage Grove Injunction Case

Tho Cottage Grove Injunction Case.
We present this morning the arguments Of
Counsel and tho decision Of the Court in tic
matter. Of the application for an injunction to
RESTRAIN the operations Of certain German Sun
day Gardcns at Cottage Grove. Tie injanc-
ton was refused Gy Judge Wilson for The want
OF Jurisdiction, sud the compliments were ad-
vised u.at their proper remedy would be found
in au indictment Of tho said gardens Is uu;-
ga0ced
, 1859-07-14
Drcsa Tribtt1te,
CHICAGO.


It Is stated. on good authority, tl4t n1oyc-
ment is on foot to procure tire Indictment Of
john Wentworth for Illegally aeizing and de-
stroEing $96,ooo of city bonds, issued By the
Common Council while he WIS Mayor, and
placed in the hands Of the Comptroller for
sae-wl,ich said bonds had previously been
asnt to New Yaks, and H'ere ia the exclusive
keeping Of tho Comptroller. In case Of fail
slro tn inaict, VIC understand it is proposed to
firing civil suit against him on beia4lf Of the
city for tho raluc Of tue bonds or for tho
amount Of damage sustained by tho city i'll
consequence Of their destruction.
Wentworth has made his preparations for IN
carly departure for tho East where he will 10
ont Of the reach Of a summons, and will IT,
main until ho thinks the affair has blown over:
, 1859-07-14

To CLoss TIE SElsox.-fn order to make
extensive alterations aud engagements in her
store, and nlso to make room for d large stock
Of full goods, Miss H. Il. Marsh, e5s State street,
will mark down her whole stock of summer
millinery, aud air such prices as shall effect its
immediate sale. All Is 10 80 hats will be sold
at from 8 to $50. All e 70 s6 hats will be
jockeys and chlldren's hats will be sold at the
New York cost. Rich ribbons wili be reduced
one third in p1ice.
Two shilling Ribbons for Is cents; 20 cent RIB
hons for LIT cents; ali six shilling Ruches for
50 cents full band made Ruches, 37t; u rery
neat three row Rusche, 1aac. Ali six shilling
Flowers for 50 cents, and gil o:her goods reduced
equally 4 large lot Of Lace Wells will be sold
at verT low prices. Linen Canbsic Haodker-
chiefs, Hosiery aud Gloves, will be cleared out
at cost
To every lady who has millinery to purchase,
this sale offers uupsuat inducemeuts, Notice
the numbeT, s5S State street, between Jackson
and Van Dusen. iyll-sw
, 1859-07-14
AAe Charges Of the hoard of Trade
mat <WArchvAseEucQ.
LII.

NAT EFnrr1a m4eumn
t,ur.oo Iu1v :. ,ra
Editors Frs. mud r,.,ape.
rot;ce hy r..o,,,,;,n r. a.. r..us - n;
+ - ''e D'a4 " ~
! !ee'o's el Inc boafo o. Trade at meeting held
4;ce of ,o,n;no o+, .n.-f n,;,, ;,,,ro;, h,-
Z -, r. A ~ "as
no"se"eh' hs nie o'seesofs o1 the Beard OF
Trade constitute themselves the guardians pl
tie bnxne.s u,cn .ut nf 1j.c lrxincxe ,cr,r,,I,.
o. t"' s''s, "eota ;. ""' Ac wen ,aF ''"'n !" e"
8af1ocfs hnd resa!a'e not on!y Tue mercantile
business but tho municipal uffairs and save The
v,co,,a II. fro,b,. md o~,ons. oe ,o,n;,;,,,
esce1'on' %oank ~on'd DC assuming rs little
in The one case Oh in tic ot1cs. In the first
u1acc. tbey take the ground flint tbc warc3,ousc.
1-.,.,- =,
A<No 'As et''" Vi 'ne's customers 'or Ing pHf'
poses u speculation or raising money, without
any proof further thau Acarsuy, Whether The
x-arrI,o,use y :; ~ ,.a... ~. ..,,.,
', NV - ~ ''. ~o"'
qaeaee 80 lo''g as Tic parties storing with them
Ect the GRIM when they cali for it, or whe'
their RECEIPTS are presented. Whether The
charter giErs the directors supervision over
such matters or not am not ub!c to saw: but
be{orc passing q resolution Of that Kind, il,ply-
ing that tic warehouses do it, / am Of tic onin-
ion that it was their duty IL have investigated
the mailer and shown wherein warehouses
beye been rui1ty or DELINQUENT in DELIVERING
.rniu when their obirntous FIR tl,.
same hare hcen nrearntsd. BEFORE nassin,,
such rrsolutinn tp 10 ahroad to the world. il
IN weU tnot.,t tt,.t ff1erc IL tt,ix}. .tiyc enact
mcnt making il = pcnai, off;.ncs for issuing
, 1859-07-14

ar The Sepraska delegates 10 tie Kan,,s
Constitutional Convention hare been admitted
to e.4ts in 4hat body, bat With the privilege
1srcty of speaking and making sootion. coz
asessa with %he ob(eets Of, their mission:
, 1859-07-14
r. \ G q r S / O \
sNaMnehuhn Emlfs

II =
1hs Undersigned. Chairman Of General f,o,nn,,,,..
E n 1PRest*d S}s s u sehai IT rsens Loaxs Of
% ~ ss"SssssLoo t,e.r families md ftsad.. %
fn;a = kat. A" a1R 70 X PAaA -. anthony F4i4
Gp1t1no,s NEn%a, FA4as Fort sas1linE. Re. fhe e.
enzx'oa will !.4v= thia <ty
Ga Taaz.day, 1dy Il. 1t s.l3 An.
- i4ne.rtr Mad:.,a 1aa Prairie d. Chea arfvns at
trare tn Chen es,lJ II th. evetax xat re sptAtid
sst.1ess lTAS Aand MtLTAEkE E viii H. IN n .s.ne.s
E,1T aesoF7tcd 10 ee4va tae patty; aDd otter
~' ready Il tAss tie party u Arxt to B. fully ID
eonmedsfe moe arm. eaents p~Ifeead foE this
tn.*'4ency): This tia .t1 undoubtedly II the fack
that en- ee ,aktn. md tb+ hEanss at tho ax teent
aesy Oh the Epp=t Nls.sp Il attractive enough
r. sssanls!, i. "a. THE GREAT FEAST or THE
EtS tSECAhClNAtS ~.1f e q etrated ry tna nrler IA
ftLL EEffA LA It th@ beA tifal HnHeh1ha Fal.4 to
Eotea al p ctpAttnk 10 tht exr4r1o v b. ztMnk1
tat c1st1.nnl~s Hot At AeeTet ratn-a,
inuaka tda theu4nty Of Hrrshr E Dewitt koEtn%"n4
ds tt'e Chi 81 Pa. 4a1 Fra - RalEosd, ths
party VII Be tAfsn fro, haf4 81 paut sDd fuk
-. ONE HALF FARE.
An n.shezs nd frtn.. tesns to ioia In his bean,l
ap Will pease la*t TIER names xh tbs aurater of h.
dte*' With Broth George fae~ Of John T. Dfass II
rcnsott Hone. t:tr> H. firneh hhkxs House. NJ.
wen, n asnoHs H1u.e, n mxE ta.t ample se,on4rUa.
hour n.zy n psetxftt E- them ID 1dvantr.
The Cntcax1 L4kh' Guard Band will accompany the
eurrIcn.sts from u Is E.y- Nm. !. IOnSsfUf. H.
ly9d.aa II chairman Gen1s ozptEi,&ee.
, 1859-07-14

FiRE.-on Wednesday morning at about two
O'clock, pile Of refuse lumber, worth about
$3.50, On = lot at the corner Of Ohio and Market
streets, was consumed BY IRE. It was the re-
mains Of the former paeking-honse Of sfessrs.
Hubbard d Hunt, on the South Dranch.<
, 1859-07-14

At.he Adam. Mooss. o. the tn taa by The RI RC.
Ai*s SARAH h. GRAHAM. of KseaA, Il. Il
, 1859-07-14
LOCAL MATTERS.

- Those French linen drill suits arc just
ths Thing for hot aessher, and Tappeu sails
them, as hedoes d4ery t1ing elsc in bis line, at
wholesale prices. ::
, 1859-07-14

II e. Il ScR{TE.f. 4desrtisiaJ 43e9t f1 paar5a<a-e-
a.4AoT=sd to f~xfee lisertizae~ fur tia aa3 an tka
L%.4fi45 Fa1<ss u tA< Aafth He< j,i-hs3+y
, 1859-07-14
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S xs 7.as;..:.er,x. st.A
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E8' 4 countrymau ni:h $500 in his pocket
o'oA, went snto drug store on State street OF
TUESDAY, to get some soda, and placed his mon
ey Oh the stand After leaving, be discovered
LIS loss md returned. but too late. One of TIE
numerous bystandcrs at the soda fountain had
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20 In tue Superior Court yestcrdap the case
ot Morse 1t al ys. ]. ". Davidson. WIS couc1u.
ded- 1t had been on trlal since Saturday r,or1,-
ing. Tie jury were cut for shout forty min.
ases. and found fer the plaintiff thc amount Ut
tue debt With interest from date Of judgment.
Notice Of new trial was Immediately given by
Ar. Tulep one Of the counsel for defence.
Arnrno. c,r.@1- ,--o.;.
on TuesIav e,r,,;or ;, ,. ro,.1 ~, '' -, .'''
nj hunt take n,acc y, An,,,,t 1s, .na ,,,a .as
ner NJ, fla oxen;,o .f4h. a. r,.a
fron, H., s,,, ~ ~. ,.;,,.s, a ~ ':'.
th. Tr,os,,- f. 49, ."..es.. ~ s,M f1'a 'u'' :"
snec;nen. of ~. c1h .Jsn,ta-. ~ s 1as;.:4 ~ Wv
III, :, 41,o l,,,,. 49,. .......s,
names II Tie Roonas' prior to the seth lust.
Fortv.threc nrrxona. ,vs,c .rs.4.d ~,
Tuesday evening while IN The act of b,th;n,, n
the Lake within thu. boundaries of ,},,, a..
Tue bathcrs made ha,ty toilet and xerc tot.n
off by the Police but tbev upr, suh.onr,,,t,,.
DISCHARGED bv order of rim M,v,- 11nd,~ 49,
N-entwnrt., administrative ;on,r,u. ,,,..
that t,,ey wers vio,at;nv a, o.,,ino,re ,h.,,
wouia have been lined heay,,y.
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49,. ;, -. "-ls IVA o ~ -" eof"eF u oh'o anil
n ~ ''1 0s'e'npt was naae 10 nurl,
WI s W -, '"s>o'" 'e'"se'' e'af1 al"
A"e D"ueeS ~ a'e properly o.
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80,
"sts s-'e1 -.so W." so"t'4ie'c' a''u "'azea np'
w. ""s 'o''una'e's aisco'e1ea III t'nae Ano Pnt
"H' - 1'e "e's'noors.
Semocs Acc,pExr.-A section master. uamea
Anderson, On the Michigan Southern Railroad.
WAS rim over By Aana.ca.. from which. he
was accidentally thrown Tuesday norn;nr nc,r
A,usworth Stntion. some twe1xc ,,;,os f.,,,
this city, His Injuries consist Of an extens;,..
fracture of the skull. lower ;aw broS.n in two
ntarcs npd scxc,, aost, .ro,nds :, -. .;..,.,
check forc.arm md rnca which III, ,,r,,,.n,,.
,rore fatal