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plans Of campaigu. First, il would seem that IL
pssspg TIE Ticioo, he designed to march straight
On vercelli and the Dors then, On hearing Of the
lsIge French arrivals at Genoa, aud considering the
fauk march past Cassie too dat gerous. be altered
bis attack. and turned toward Lomelo and tie
Pc; and fpally be alters bis mird again, absndon'
the offensive altogether, ard fortfsiag himself on
the Sesa, waits for the advauce Of the allies in
order TO give them battle II is true, our reports
Of bis movements are very imperfect. being derived
almost exclusively from French aud Sandman
telegrams; but such would seem TO be tie only in
ference 10 be drawn from the prolonged inactivity
Of the main body Of tie Aus.Tians AID the various
uninportaat ard seemir gy irresolute movements
Of their outlying detschnents between May >
AID IL.
Should the allied advance be delayed BY any sc-
cident few days longer i is not impossible that
We may see still another change in the Austrian
strategy in the form of retreat 10 the Tcino even
without battle-for Gyulai's army cannot remain
for any length Of tine inactive iu the pestilentia
rec swamps where it was at our latest advices;
and il must either risk an attack against very
doubtful odds or take up a Lew position In less
unhealthy district The immediate advance Of the
allies and battle, are, however. what is to be e1
pected and it is likely that We shall have news OF
it BY the next msil But under these circumstanc-
es il is not surprising to hear from Vienna that
Hess, the natural successor Of Gyuali in the COM
mand, does not approve Of bis operations; and it
pretty certain that unless the Austrans win the
approaching battle, they will have new General
n-C hief before the first month Of the war is over
This, however, ie no unusualevent in the history Of
th riF wars
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-23
DyspEr>IA DYSPEPSIA DYSPEPSIA


Dyspepsia j. national diessewest ,toGsch ebe d.ses
tiou distress eating cosiy habi. bilious condition How
ualy .u,r with and s attendant ymP'oGa Of lcS srrs
bad taste coated tongue pd head ard arsots Of beat
see y.t bow fp krou how O. cure It Gereray because
tie bowels are oou.ated reso had 70 osthsTc or llNa.
ves But srch cUfdi,i0r cured by csthartes
whose only oce weaker the dgstoa aid imr the in
egfity Of The entire asInstve sys'em
Bot HrNPHREys's HoNEOP,IWo DYsrfrsi' fILLs-a simple
ruedsto esr rhsvp crd huudreds vt and mot
ostr cs.r This done simply by improving the tone and
restoring the esy o the digestive oTgsus from which result
ed .ptee regular habits clear head and buoysnt spiTts
slch medicine gen. and OILY requires to Be suovE to be
appTeois'~d G.. 1,
"A fu Sc. q III NPHREIss HONFoPArHIC SF ciIlcs,
with book of twenty different renede' II large
vsis morocco case d. il pain case, family cf II
boxes snd book. 81
These Remedies by he single box case ~. By mail or
pr. free II 20 s-v address receipt q the price
Adde'S DR.. Z Ht NPBKEfs & Co,
No. 562 Broadwsy n. Y.
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ate into repeal of the Ststatc against The Mac
'rude They VOW 10 give Themselves no reg. untl
their eyes witness tie swectly sinful contamination,
until the save.sbps, like Ark, Of Mercy. shsl aox
in every Southern port and all Ethiopia shAl stretch
forth her willing or unwilling hands for that hsod.
cuff which is the sign of the New Evsngei in
Georgis. and bare her back TO receive that hyero-
gyphicsl writing which mysteriousiy records tho
Southern idea Of liberty The moral world kss
been too long dcluded, an bsppy theGrand Jarcr x
Georgia born to set il right Starvation. pestilence,
bereavement and exile are merely the dclusions Of
a. diseased mental alteration" II is not cruel; on
the other hand, il is beneyolent-to pack meu
and women aud children in the dark, filthy,
stiaed hold Of tie ship-tbe dead, the dying
and the diseased with those who yet live, aud
yet tremblc at the hideous horror OF their
fate. Why should they weep Why should
any one be- Indignant or sorrowful at their
destiny Are they not sailing TO tho beautiful
land of Georgia Will not the sacred shadow Of =
Christian meeting house fall across their path ss
they march to their morning toll Shall it be for
gotten that the man who Aogs them may be pious
creature with firm faith in the cat and the Greed
"a holy man who exudes sanct6cstion even from
the palms Of his hands, so that be cannot 80 much
as tie up black sinner without making him
saint Why should these brands plucked from
the burning complain VIII they not lvo-some
of them at lcsst-in the same State with these os-
lightened Grand Jurors and is not that happiness
enough Repeal then. all stupid laws which
would shut the poor African out of this Paradise!
Smother your "sickly sentimentality" Tell the
w.e and good in all enlightened lands that they
have been bitterly mislcad Bring in your bill to
legalize Piracy, and let US see how many Members
of Congress will be found weak or wicked enough
10 vote against il
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-23
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Special DhPatch 70 The ~ Y. Tribune
WASHINGTON. May ~, 1863.
The President has not yet selected PnvNe
Secretary in place Of Mr. J. Buchanan Henry. but
it is supposed tina. the appointce will be another
nephew.
Mr. John Appleton can have the appointment as
Charge d A6air,s to Turin, from which Mr.
Daniel has asked his recall, if he desires it.
Attorney. General Black has not concluded his
opinion respecting the validity of the Overland
Nail Contract
Mr. Johnson's securities for the California Con-
tract were not received yesterday.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-23
Gen. Walker AflOaf.

Nkw-0RLEANs, Saturday, Mey 2I 1888.
Gehuantcpec advices Of the nth, received by the
Costzaeoalcos, state that the passengers by tho
steamship Oregon, which makes the connection be-
tween vcntosa and Acapulco, report that Gen.
Walker and 300 men were on board tho Vanderbilt
steamship Orizabs, which had arrived at Acapulco
from San Francisco. Their intentions were IN
known, but it was supposed they were bound 70
Southern Mexico.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-23
Aewalark daily Grill, ns
MONDAY, NAY, g; 1859.
TO CoRRESF 0NDGyTS.

Ne noses be taken Of Anonymous CVsnmunos a. What
eve. si-endcd for insertion b. sutheuti asa by the
naas sal addIcs Of the wIi.s.o; Deoessay pabca-
tsa bat as guaranty for his gesa fs.sA
We o,a.a. undertake to rrturn ooies Conmuncs s2s
pus2ess ls;.cI TuE TErbgsE Oce should 2~ cases be
sia1s--sa to HORACE GREELEY Co.
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NHrder.

BALflNoRk, SaturdGy, Nay u, I6Jy.
a young man named OBren, notorious pick
pocket and burgx, was assaulted last night in tha
vicinity Of Front and French streets by gang of ren,
and severely beaten thai he died ihis morning. He
10 have been tried in few days for burglsrous
operation. A named Sullivan, has been arrested,
on Suspicion Of being of the murderers. Tho
Coraner Is now holding inquest the body Of the
mlvdered man,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-23
The La Crosse Railroad.

MILWAUKEE,, Saturday May II IbJ".
Mr. Cleveands injunction against the sale Of the La
Crosse Rairoed under the third mortgage, was Dis
solved by the Judge who granted the 18th inst,
and to-day at the Trustees sold the road seoord
ing to advertisement under tho act Of the Legislature
Of last Wnter for7J per cent Of the amount DUE being
over Al, ,JOO,0 CO.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-23
BRAxnREra's PuLs.-A oisgls dose of Eve or

ak Pu has saved many valuable life Let the owsRaagtd
sufferer Try them, ard bis heal AID good spirits
And ia there not q noble simplicity end BOD originally n the
doctrine dess- unit, and ha ia cole oritin in panty
Of the o which quite startling :othe old foses Of he col
,es , oosng their temper deny he theory, aad oaounes
it, advo,nc Every year thousands q converts Lot 10
the prin pls least the efficiency ID BACH OF rnf @I"Di
ypUu cLsEs, of the BKASDRETu sOgtase Cn'erta pfs,
which viii ainly all diseases thai se durable and re-
eye all those tha, are not For pamphlets, eucds ns the
theory aud f- authenticated tesnolss Of c1 we'll
known Mvn, indiydlA apply at Lr@BAANDEsTTs Ian5Yei
Ofsce No ~ Canslss Sold at = oeats pr box.
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Reported Revolution i'm MOdena

IhVF IUENtEI 't"y 'o07'
A letter from Florence says, incidentally, thai
Molena has followed Parma, and driven out the Duke
ano formed q Provisional Government.
There is no such information in the public accounts
by ths Vanderbilt, and the report may not be true.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-23
Cu,NA, GLASS, Gas FIXTURES, ETC

We ,N the attention of the pbac 10 the tsct 'aa' we sc
nav cp<niug the ro mGgal6oeat dsort"e"' V s'~' '
s.rted into this city-remarkaeie for their
rxcEEpNG RIcRNrSS, CHrhPNhSs AND LLhSNNh'
consisting IN part OF
CHINA D,SsrE SrIS,
TIA SETs, MANTLE ClooNS, u.
BSoSErs, PAsislAN SrATrASY, VASES,
and GESViST SEvRrS CHINA III
se.ied BY the STAMP rnI RoY FAcIosY; among "iiA
a. soue pieces formerly belons.ng;o
kNG LoVIs PWLiPPr
a,3 crchased ., the sale os hi, effects.
Ne have also 9 most extensive assor;nent Of
NIRxoss SmvEs NsRt,
CHAsDELiERs, Gas FIXrVREs, ETC. ETC,
ljoh ae determined to SCI 3; rTes that cannot fad ss
T. V TAV6EwOUT / Co,
Coz BFoadv ay and BrUome-...
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Tue COnstitusiOnal Amendment.

BOS1ON, Sdturday, Nay II, 1913.
The official majority for the Constitutional amond-
reht requiring two years residence is 5,62i out Of
the total vote Of 3J,S2.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-23
Fire in. Baltimore NC.

BALTIMORE, 1hy -, IHJg
Musgrave's tanncry WAS burned this morning; los
ts,O00; insurance $1,000.
The jury in the csss OF the killing OF Lucus O'Bncs,
nave rendered verdict Of death at The hands Of par
t;aa unknown
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-23
MryrR,s MIRACULOUS yERMIN DESTROYER.

The only remedy IL the whole wofld
Star TO ExTLSMNAfE -
NJ ,o..b.. As No.hs Elcas, MuskCoes Res anl Nice,
o-S' a.d al c:hsg VegniL a-d Insects
r,,v ,bs I.Teu.or JosTpn MsYsE PEac.!csl Chemist,
q. s. B.ssaE,y, es.-.: .. lo-S.'-'''
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-23

w,sHIsGroS, May o., 1859.
Nr James ii. Worden has been appointed Surveyor
OF Customs at Troy, n. y.
The Pre- dent has recognized Mr. Friedrich kuhno
as Consul of the Principaty Of Lippc at New-York.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-23
The Steamer Tep,,Dest.

LOrIsvILLE, Ky., Friday, May -, $50.
The report of the steamer Tempest sinking is incor.
rect. She got aground on ew.Albsry Bar, came cn
aud again resumed Ter trip.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-23
@NL.DING'. 4.

S1NLDING'S
SpALDiNG's
s~aLDISC's
ROSEMARY AsD CAsTOB on
RoSTnsRY I'D CASTOR On
Rosemary AnD CASTOR OIL
Isl. To Beavify the Hair.
Cd. To CrIi thu Hair Elegantly
Sd To Remove i trduf EfccLuay
lb To Restore Fair 60 Raid Hea'1
s,h 70 Force the Beard eud Whskers 70 Cro~.
G,h To Prevent Hair from Falling Os.
7th To Cure all Dic -s,es Of the Scalp.
8h. To Prevent Her Turning Gray.
rh To Cure Headache.
10th. To Kill EsT Eaers.
vow NJ. satid try H. ~ genuine hes the Signature
Of The Proprietor Take other J. RUSSELL SPA tSG No
q Trenort.g,., opposite Museum, Fesion, Mass .
Sold in New.York by BARNES PARK Carly HOWARD,
SANGER Co RUsHTOS Co.; Ina HAYES BToollyn, aud
ty Dealers generally.
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tATARRH.

Dr. GoopNr s. oonues the sf1i treatment Of Ills
drsso in all its v@-ie, phsse = no Bondst, n y
Persons who yes inereduous C relief and cure of s
ssdy NAV be assured from personal interview that they may
M esu.ntly and yeAoay Tho9s who have Tesortet
70 The various specfc5" including .to s without benefit,
,re ho subj = de,'T@d
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IMPORTANT TO ADVERTISERS.

Tie subscriber having secured the privilege Of al the
panels in t cabins of the oboktl Ferry Boats for az ;isins
&, tps OF An~7 IsEMEXTs wbs viii occupy Of said
rsurs They nt azure from 90 inches by 81 less er
Cha.ts wishing 20 avail themselves oi th cde o.
ed,riti,i,g wiz address -. T. O.TMAS,
Disps'ch o fce No - BeekrT IN It,
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y. =. =. L.

P,TrAT PoRors PLtsTTes PERMEATI>- Of D.. THOMAS
AIcocg qus flexible and yield e''ry motion a the
body They found Invaluable in Weatr,ss Of the Back
pain or q codness .c P Of the Sonsh Ia Stitches
the Side they IL Dyspepsia they should be
:Le dsphrag Ap9ea o'eT the KdneJI they cpIc
Affections q organs pTan, ard bruises frey ar Il
great value Aso r1ediatey AsDo Of the Brea Sod
No 2af Cana RUsBTos Nc. ~ Broadway, and r7'er the
Aston House; BrToNs, No. 6 Bwery ard by Dzgss sen-
orelly Price 2j .suts.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-23

Most Pate ut Medicines are hambugs; be- Dr.
Topl,, warrois Ii, VrAETAS LISsgB TO do al be recon-
n. It FOR .h money will be refunded BY his .scnt ono
will De- found IN every ve IN the Sae u have pain
or ache try botse stops pain ipaly Price 2 snd %
cents psr bottle Depot No. Sc Coulsnd.-s'., New.iork
Soff h, he Drurni
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-23
TUF MAN OF SUCCESS,

b. NAPOLEON atiGC.
Tie man who thinks he bzsLcts
TIE world upor his nose
Who IL dream Of weak cOlcei.,
Through life securely gee;
Oh, he VI. OEe day "aker,
Ard 6nd himself s'rp>ssed
By neglected rivsi-
Working silently and iss.!
Tae MAJ UhC nesns q VIZ L.s w5y,
AID rise IL spite of fs'e,
81 .t hu.tsId al Tia erergies
And Vort, and watch, AID wal.
lie must re'eT neglect sppesIsLee,
For ia value well b. Knows.
Bu, vii purchase ~ SnITH BRoTHTRs
AL h Spring aud Summer clothes
SM1H pfnTUERss OnePrice Whole ale sud Rtai CLoTH.
INC WABEROoNs, kos. lG ib' aid $50 fultust, NJ T.
DEFIANCE SALAMANDER SAFES Es-ROBERT NJ
PATRICK Of the above celebrated Safe end
Patent Proof Defiance Locks and CrossBars. Also Burrsr
Sdebards ard Paror Safes for silver plate. DEPOT No o
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-23
ENGLISH CARPETS.

ENGLISH CARPETS.
srORE-SEW GooDs-LoW PRICES.
English 1APRsTRY, Is. 10 Sl.
INGRAISED THREE PLY. 9Oc 20 81.
THRRF PLYs ard IXGRASs, 2ec. to ell
OILCLoTHs, d. 6d
CAxTuN MATING nt low prices.
Cro.slrY's vsra-pide EHGIIsH TAPrsTgr pat er.,
D. BEATTY's, No. q 4thsv
ktsr Cooper Institute.
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RuPTCRr CrRED-By MARSH co RiDl-
Al Ctrr Ter-s Ao SILK FI ssIl STOCKINGS for vsricose
ye SrrPogTFg. AID SHOULDER BRacEs. Instruments for
defites insdc orde No. 2Nesej-st., Aor House n L.
Ladies private rooms AID female sfterssr
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-23

FRENCH CHINA.
Beautiful sets for Dinner Tea ard BIeakfsyt.
Abo,
Ricn CrT TABLE GLASS
SILyLR PLAIFD NART.
TABLt CvrIFRy,
PARIh F5uEEs,
PoRcFI AIN VAsr9 ~, &c. for ssle
AZ extremely taoce-u.e proes. by
" ,. L. DALEY Sc,
Nc. Era
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-20

SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE.
Putup for dealers in containing four, eight and
twelve dozen-a beautiful Lithograph show-card accom-
panying each package.
rS7A single bottle of SPALDING'S PREPARED
GLUE will save ten times its cost annually to every
household-Bl
Sold by all prominent Stationers, Druggists, Hardware
and Furniture Dealers, Grocers, and Fancy Stores.
Country merchants should make note of SPALDING's
PREPARED GLUE, when making up their list. 1t will
stand any climate. deod&wly mis-
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ITO be continued.l

JOHN Browns RELIGIoN-The following
letter, written to gentleman in Wooster,
Ohio, few days before the execution took
place, presents in very clear and graphic
form the views of Christianity which have
given John Brown so high place in the affec-
tons and sympathies of the Christian public:
GAIL, CHARLEsTowN, Wednesday,
Nov. %, 1859 {
Rev, Mr.. McFARLAND-Dear Friend: AL
though you write to me as a stranger the spir-
it you show towards me and the cause for
which am in bonds, makes me feel towards
you as dear friend. l would be glad to have
you or any Of my liberty-loving ministerial
friends here, to talk and pray with me- am
not stranger to the way of salvation by
Christ. From my youth L have studied much
on that subject, and at one time hoped to be a
minister myself, but God had another work for
me to do. To me it is given in behalf of
Christ, not only to believe on him, but also to
suffer for his sake. But while | trust that |
have some experimental and saving knowledge
of religion, it would be a great pleasure to me
to have some one better qualified than myself,
to lead my mind in prayer and meditation, now
that my time is so near close. You may
wonder, are there no ministers of the gospel
here answer, No There are no ministers
of Christ here. These ministers who profess
to be Christians, and hold slaves or advo-
cate slavery, | cannot abide them. NY
knees will not bend in prayer with them
while their hands are stained with the
blood of souls. The subject you mention as
having been preaching on, the day before you
wrote to me, is one which Ihave often thought
OF since my imprisonment. | think | feel as
happy as Paul did when he lay in prison. He
knew if they killed him il would greatly ad-
vance the cause of Christ-that was the reason
he rejoiced so. On that same ground, Il do
rejoice, yea, and will rejoice Let them hang
me, | forgive them, and may God forgive
them, for they know not what they do. l have
no regret for the transaction for which | am
condemned | went against the laws of men,
it is true, but, whether it be right to obey God
or men, judge ye.' Christ told me to remember
them that are in bonds, as bound Uih them, to
do towards them as | would wish them to do
towards me in similar circumstances. My
conscience bid me do that. | tried to do it,
but failed. Therefore l have no regret on that
score. have no sorrow either as to the re-
suit only for my poor wife and children. They
have suffered much, and it is hard to leave
them uncared for. But God will be a hus-
band to the widow and father to the father
less.
have frequently been in Wooster, and if
any of my old friends from about Akron are
there you can show them this letter. | have
but few more days, and l feel anxious to be
away, where the wicked cease from troubling
and the weary are at rest Farewell.
Your friend and the friend of all friends of
liberty, JOHN BROWN.
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to Esther, having come to think much of her
Judgment in such things. Presently, Richard
and my Husband came in, both apparrelled
for riding, Richard saying he was about to
leave for London and Philip would bear him
company.
was too much vexed to show the surprise
| felt at this sudden movement Iwould not
even ask Philip how long he might tarry, nor
If he would stop at Ryalside, though was
ready to weep at the thought of it for, if
have already fallen so low in my Husbands
Esteem that he deemeth me of too little ac-
count to tell me whether he abideth at home or
abroad, | scorn to demonstrate. Mayhap he
had some guess at my feeling, when did give
him my cheek so coldly at parting for he sigh
ed deeply and hurried out of the Room, with
out waiting for Richard. Mr.. Sharswoode's
manner seemed still strange and hurried he
kissed my hand kindly, but without any of
his ordinary courtly phrases, and was about to
do the same with Esther, when she suddenly
put up her thin white arms, and drawing his
head down to her. kissed him thrice. Aye,
little need has he to mstrust Womans Love or
Pity
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Furniture, Ne.
NEW FURNITURE WAREHOUSE
Substantial and Elegant Furniture.

E. w VAIL, late of the firm of E. G. Partridge g. Co.,
would inform his friends and the public that he has leased
the beautiful and spacious Warehouse No Flaggs Build
ing, opposite the Bay State House, Worcester and will
give his attention to the Furniture business in all its
branches, and will keep constantly hand well select
cd stock of substantial and elegant Furniture bought
casa from the best manufactures in the country and will
warrant the equal in style and finish any sold in
Worcester County or the money will be refunded His
assortment will consist of rich and medium Drawing
Room, Parlor. Dining Room and Chamber Furniture.
Looking Glasses in variety of style and finish; will
keep hand the best Live Geese Feathers pure cured
Horse Hair Mattresses, and all other kind Of Mattress
also desirable assortment of elegant Window
Shades, Fixtures c all of the approved kinds of
Spring Beds and in fact every article usually found iI
Furniture establishment Furniture of all descriptions
Upholstered to order in superior Do not fail
call and examine the stock before buying.
mo- dGlvtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-20

EFFIGY BURNING AT RUTGERs COLLEGE,
plan was laid among some of the students
of Rutgers College, in New Brunswick, to
initiate the Princeton students in burning
Greeley, Seward, and Brown in effigy, on the
college grounds, at 10 P. NJ. on Saturday.
Some of the town boys, however, got inform
alton of the matter, and at the appointed hour,
when the students-who were only few in
number-assembled at the roll of the drum,
they forcibly took possession of the bodies"
and the students dispersed. The rioters then
reassembled, and, after three cheers, went
home Only about one-tenth of the students
were engaged in the affair. The effigy of
Seward was carefully guarded, carried off in
triumph, and burned by the students.-Ne,0-
arG Daily AdcertiSer, Dec 49,
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miscellaneous.


ECONOMY. DISPATCH.
tY7''A STITCH TINE SAVES NINE's
as accidents oH happen, even in well regulated am-
lies it is very desirable to have cheap and
lent way of repairing Furniture, Toys Crockery, &C.
SPALDENG'S PREPARED GLUE
meets all such emergencies, and household afford
to be without it, 1t is ALWAYS ready and up the stick
ing point There is no longer necessity for limping
chairs, spnered veneer headless dolls and broken
dies 1t Just the thing for SHE'LL and other
mental work. popular with ladies of refinement aud
taste,
This admirable preparation is used cold being chemic
ally held in solution and possessing all the valuable quail
tiles of the best cabinenakers Glue Itmay be
the place of ordinary muciage, being vastly ad-
hesive,
"USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE."
n. B.-A Brush accompanies each bottle. Price, 25c
WHOLESALE DEPOT, No. 80 PLAT ST., NEW YORK.
Address
HENRY q. SPALDING a. CO.,
Box No. $500 New York.
Annexed is Alphabetical List of Articles which, if
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-20

JOHN BRowN FAILURE.-A few days ago
at a sale in Appomattox county, three servants
were sold at the following prices a woman Al
years old, ISL, 120, girl IA, $780, boy 49,,
Sl,675 These prices show that notwithstand'
ing all threats from the north to steal our
slaves, our folks feel in no hurry to sell any
unless at high prices.-Richmond Enquirer
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TERMS OF ADyERTIsINe.

ADVERTISEMENTS published in the DAILY for s1.e
square for three Insertions and 20 cents for sub
sequent insertion. Ten lines lessD constitute Q
square" Advertisements ordered inside, or in any
prominent place, also those largely displayed will
be charged rates Contracts by the year may be
made on liberal terms.
IL WEEKLY. First Insertion 81 per square; each sub
seqJent insertion IS cents.
~ All transient Advertisements must be paid IN
ddHdnee Yearly regular advertisers will be required
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