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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-14

Grover a. Bakers Celebrated NOTseIess
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES. New styes-prices
from $50 to SIPS; lcmmers S. extra. These machines
sew from two spOos purchased from the store requir
ing no reminding of thread; they hem fell gather and
stitch in superior style, finishing each by their
own operation without recourse to the hand needle
is required by other machines. They will do better and
cheaper sewing than seastress if she works
for cent an hour
Offices ofEXhibition and Sale. at BRYANT & SHELL
DON'S, Mechanics Hall Worcester; Is Summer street.
Boston; 495 Broadway, New York. dly iy22
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-14

HOilOway's Olntment.-The complaints that rem
der maternity rather curse than blessing yield this
healing agent The nipples and the gathered breast
that endanger the life of the offspring well the pa
rent speedily dispelled by the immediate this
powerful detergent remedy Sold at the mandatory,
No. 80 Maiden Lane New York. and by ali Druggists, at
25c, 63c, and 81 per pot. dot nl2
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-14

BARNSTABLE COUNTY.
The number of barrels of cranberries raised
in the town of Dennis, during the last season
was S3l, which were valued at S., 637 in
Harwich 1923, valued at $40, 1877 in Brewster
1929, valued at S3,84S. Total 1886 barrels,
value SOB 622
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COnSfabIe'S Sale.

y virtue of execution. issued out of Justice s.
1 OB Caswelfs Esq. court Bridgeport Township
county of Nevada, to directed in favor of NJ f. Holt
Otis iscox, J. G. Broderck and T. F. Could partners
in the name of Shawmut Mill Co. and against James
Ryan. John Madden. Dennis Hennissey. John RYAN
Kern Ryan, VIM Roach. John Doe and Richard Roe
partners under the and firm of Tennessee Co.. /
have seized and shall expose for sale public auction
between the hours of and O'Clock NJ on the
Fifth day of December, A. ID. 1859,
at French Corral in front of S. b. CasweIls Esq office
to satisfy Judgment rendered by the aforesaid court
the I'd day of November 1859. liz favor of above
named plaintiffs and against the defendants for the
of two hundred and twenty-five dollars and nine
tysx cents debt interest. damages and costs of suit
with two and half per cent per month interest from
date Of Judgment the following described property to-
wit:
All that tract orparcel of mining ground on Manzr
nita Hill town of Sweetand Bridgeport Township,
Nevada county, comprising twelve claims in number,
and bounded follows: On the east by claims of Fow-
Ter Co on the north 10y claims of New York Co.. on
the west by claims of Kentucky CO. and Last Chance
Co.. on the south by the road running and west
together with all tools, sluice boxes and fixtures.
The above having been taken in execution rs the
property oi the Tennessee Co.. and will be sold to the
highest bidder for cash, to satisfy the above demand
and accruing costs.
Dated Scectland the secent day Of Norember, A. d.
1859.
S. s. HUSSEY,
n12 tbs Special Constable
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Mrs. Partington makes Shakespeare say
"Sweet are the use of advertisements" It's
so, if he didn't say it.
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N NOfice.

THNHE undersigned will continue business at the
IL old standas heretofore and will be happy to well
come his old customers and the public generally and
supply them with articles i'll his line, cheap as the
cheapest JAMES w WOOD
I'm
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nStable's Sale,

virtue of an execution, issued out of Justice
IDS b. Caswell, Esq. Court. of Bridgeport Town
ship, county of Nevada to me directed, in favor of
NJ f. Holt, Otis Hiscox and Adam Crawford. partners
doing business under the name and firm of Shawniut
Mill Co. and against James Ryan. John Madden. Dem
mis- IIennsey, John Ryan, Kern Ryan, VIM. Roach,
John Doe and Richard Roe miners, partners doing
business i'll the name of Tennessee Co.. have seized,
and shall expose for sale at Public Auction, between
the hours of Il oclocb NJ and O'Clock P. NJ, the
Fifth day of DecIem ber, A. ID. 1859,
at French Corral, in front of S. B Caswes Esq of
fee. TO satisfy judgment rendered by the aforesaid
court the I'd day of November, 1859. in fivoro
abovenaned plaintiffs and agaGstth the defendants for
the of three hundred and nineteen dollars and six
cents debt. interest, damages and costs of suit with
~ per cent per month interest from date of judgment
the following described property, toAwit:
All that tract Or parcel of mining ground Man
zanita Hill town of Sweetland. Bridgeport Township
Nevada county, comprising twelve claims in number,
and bounded as follows: On the east by claims of Fow-
Ter Co. on the north by Claims of New York Co.. on
the west by claims Of Kentucky Co. and Last Chance
Co.. on the south by the road running east and west,
together with all tools, sfuice boxes and fixtures
The above having been taken in execution the
property of the Tennessee Co.. and will lie sold the
highest bidder for cash to satisfy the above demand and
accruing costs.
Dated at Sweetland, the seventh day of November A
D. 1859.
S. S. HJSSEY,
n12 tbs Spectdl Constable.
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CODStabie'S Sale,

bY virtue of an execution issued out of s. B. Cas-
II wells Esq court of Bridgeport township. county
OF Nevada, to directed in favor of NJ f. Holt OTIS
lliscox and Adam Crawford. partners under the name
aud firm of Shiwmut Mill Co.. and against Peter Gra-
ham, J. Z. Drake. Philip Riley. Robert Sterling D.
McBeth, j. w. Wood and John Doe partners miners
under the firm OF Bay State Co.. lave seized and shall
expose for sale at public auction. at o'clock en- the
Fifth day of December, A. ID. 1859,
at French Corral in front of S. b. CasweIls Esq Office
to satisfy Judgment rendered by the aforesaid court
the Sd day of November A. D. lSa9 in favor of tba
abovenamed plaintiffs and against the defendants f
the sum of two hnidred and forty-one dollars and
ninety cents, debt interest damages and costs of
suit with 2l2 per cent. per month interest from date
OF Judgment the following described property wit:
All that tract or parcel of ground comprising the
mining claims of the Bay State Co.. there being echt
i'll number less of the size of 30 Iy $50 fact
and situated in Bridgeport township Nevada countv
upon ManZauita Hill. in the town Of SwcefIand hack
Of the Old Dominion House, adjoining the claims Tho
Prospect Co, and lying northerly from the same hay-
ing front of 100 feet. and running back into the hill
$50 feet, more or less and designated bv stakps-t-
geher with all tools. siuice boxes and privileges be-
longing to said Claims Also all their right title and
interest in and to the tail sGice situated in Old Do
minlon RayIne and connecting with the tailslnice of
Clark Co, in Sweetand Creek.
The above having been tsken in execution as tba
pronerty of the Bay State Co. and will lac sold TO the
highest bidder for cash. TO satisfy the above demand
and accruing costs
Dated Ssgeetland, theninth day of November A. D.
1889
n2tds s. s. HUsSEY, Special Constable.
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5th day of December, A.. ID. 1859,

at French Corral in front of S. b. Caswells ESQ., of
flee. to satisfy Judgment rendered by the aforesaid
Court on the Sd day Of November 1859, in favor
OF the above named plaintiffs, and against the defend
ants for the sum of three hundred and seventyfour
dollars aid hftysix cents, debt, interest damages and
costs OF suit with ~ per cent interest from date of
Judgment, the following described property towit:
The tail-sluice situated in Old Dominion Ravine and
connecting with the tail sluice of Clark Co.. in
Sweetland Creek and town Of Sweetland, Bridgeport
township Nevada county Also the interest of Peter
Graham, j. f. Drake, Philip Riley, Robert Sterling D.
McBeth and John Davis, in and TO the mining ground
OF the Bay State Company. situated Manzanita Hill
consisting of eight claims so by $50 feet size leo feet
front, and running back into the hill $50 feet more or
less.
The above having been taken in execution as the
property of Drake Co., and will be sold to the
highest bidder Tor cash. to satisfy the above demand
and accrung costs
Dated Sweetland, the ninth day of November A. n
1859.
nl2tds SIS. IIUSSEY. Special Constable
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Constable's Sale.

STATE Of Cdlyornid. County Of Neradd 76,unslap of
Bridgeport.
virtue of an execution, issued out of Justice S.
E5eB. Caswelfs Esq. Court. of Bridgeport Township
county OF Nevada to me directed, il. favor of NJ f.
Holt, Otis HiscoX and Adam Crawford partners doing
business under the name and firm of Shawmut Min
Co. and AGAINST Peter Graham j. f. Drake philib
Riley, d. McBeth, Robert Sterling, Smith Sanborn. H.
) Clifford, Archer More Hugh Murphy. James Mont
gomeIy, partners under the name of J. F. Drake Co.
have seized and shall expose for at public auction
at = O'Clock the
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GLAD FOR THE BABY.-An 'originaP dem
onstration was made in Newburyport, Mass,
which beats anything in the sensation line
mentioned. A salute of nine guns was fired
in honor of the birth of an heir to q married
couple for some years childless-the mother
formerly the "belle" of the locality One
gun was given for each pound of the "dear
baby's" weight
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COHstabse's sIse.

EpY vrtteofan execution issued ont of Justice s.
q DB. Clswells Esq. conrt of Bridgeport township.
county of Nevaia to me directed, favor of " Uoit
Otis lIscox and Adam Crawford. partners doing busi.
in the OF Shawnut Mill Co. and a.rinst pn.
Graham, J. F. Drake, Philip Riley Robert Steflug.
ID McBeth, J. w Wood aud .Johu Doe. partners il, tS
of Bay state Co, havcse!zed and shall exp,so
for sale at public auction. at o clock. on the
Fifth day Of December, A. D.Is5o.
at French Corral in front of S CaswelIs Esq Office
satisfy judgment rendered by the aforesaid court
the Sd day of November, A 1883 in favor of td
above named plaintiffs and against the defendants for
the of two hun ar d and twenty eight dollars and
fifty cents debt interest, damages and costs of suit
with three per cent. per month interest from date of
Judgment, the following described property to-wit:
All that tract parcel of ground comprising the mi
ming claims of the Bay State CO. there being eight in
number less Of the size of so by $50 feet and
situated in Bridgeport; Township Nevada county, mon
ManzaIta Iill, in the town of Sweetand back of the
Old Dominion House. adjoining the claims of the Pros
pect CO. and lying HortheTy from the same: having a
front of l60 feet and running back into the hill $50 feet
or less, ard designated by stakcs-together with
all the tools. suice boxes and privileges belonging t
said claims Also their right title and pteres in and
to the ta-suce situated in Old Dominion Raviue and
connecting with the tail-sluice of Clark & Co. in
Sweetand Greek.
The above having been taken in execution as the
property of the Bay State Co. and will be sold to the
highest bidder for cash. to satisfy the above demand
and accruing costs.
Dated at Sweetland, the 9th day of November, A. D.
1859.
n12tds SIS HUSSEY, Special Constable
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9eaal aotiees.
COnStabIe,S Sale.


ID virtue of an execution, issued cut of Justice S
IL b. Caswelfs Esq court of Bridgeport township,
county of Nevada. to directed in favor of T. Holt
Otis Hscox J. c. Broderick and T. f. Gould. partners
in the name of Shawlhut Mill Co., and against James
James Ryan. John Madden, Dennis Henuisey. John
Ryan, Kern Ryan, VIM Roach John Doe and Richard
Roe. partners in the firm of Tennessee Co., have
seized and shall expose for saleat public auction be-
tween the hours of and 4oelock P. NJ. on the
Fifth day of December, A. ID. 1859,
at French Corral in front of S. b. Caswels Esq Office
to satisfy Judgment rendered by the aforesaid court
the I'd day of November D. 1859 in favor of above
named plaintiffs and against the defendants for the
sum of seventyseven dollars and seventy-our cents
debt interest damages and costs of suit, with 25 per
cent per month interest from date of Judgment the
following described property, to-wt:
All that tract parcel of mining ground Manza-
nita Hill, town of Sweetland, Bridgeport Township,
Nevada cdintv comprising twelve claims in number.
and bohded rs follows: On the east by claims of Fowl
er & Co.. on the north by claims of New York Co,
the west by claims Of Kentucky Co and Last Chance
Co.. on the south by the road running east ard west
together with all tools, sluice boxes and fixtures.
The above having been taken in execution as the
property of the Tennessee Co.. and wilt be sold to the
highest bidder for cash to satisfy the above demand and
accruing costs.
Dated Swcetland, the seventh day of November A.
1859.
S. S. HUSSEY,
n12tds Special Constable
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geoal Aotites.
Dissolution.

VE\HE co-partnership heretofore existing between
IL the undersigned under the name and style of
" ood Drake doing business ut Swcetand. Nevada
county Cal Is this day dissolved by mutual consent
James W. Woods alone authorized to transact and
settle the outstanding business of the firm, and viii
assume and pay all debts of the firm.
Signed, JAMES W. WOOD.
JAMES +. DRAKE.
Sweetland, Oct Sth. 1852
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Tle alytlaulie gress.
Sacramento Agent.

BADLAM is authorised to receive advertisement
and subscriptions for this paper in Sacramento, and
iAceipt for the same.
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4hc Atlantic states ana Europe,
We will dispatch Daily Expresses from the following
places:
In Sierra County:
Downieville, Gaodyear's Bar, Monte Cristo
Forest City, Morrison's. Sierra Valley.
Smiths Flat Craig's Flat, Independence Hill,
Minnesota Chipss Fiat, Eureka City.
In Yuba County.
Parks BSr, Greenville Galena HiI
0usley's Bar, Oregon House. Young's Gold Hill.
Roses Bar, Fosters Bar, Slate Range
Long Bar, Camptonville, Indian Valley,
Tinibuctoo.
In Nevada County.
Alpha. Montezulna Little York
Cherokee. San Juan. IIumbug CITY,
French Corral Sweetand, Noore's Flat
Noolsey's Flat 0rlean Flat, Tor Clinton)
Marysve and Nevada, and every Monday from
DOwnievi lie to the following places in Utah Territory
FranLto,c. UasEoe Taley: God Ctnon: Genoa Ct,as0f,
Ialteg Carson CITY, Ea9le Iutey; Cd;ndtoi1n;
.J0hRt0iun; Trltca'ee 1ieldo,rS: FIygteia 4ftu:
Hdlher Rirer Mines.
F7y-Al Letters for the Western Atlantic States. en-
closed in Government -raned Envelopes. and IN
dorsed overland via Salt Lake" will he forwarded
and reach their destination than by any other
line.
Re- TREASURE. Packages and Letters transmitted
to and from the above points with unrvalled dispatch
and security.
Gold Dust and Coin forwa ded to all parts of the
United States and Europe insured uninsured at
low rates as can be done by any house with security
Our Treasure Express will always be accompanieGby
faithful Messengers
Notes. Drafts, Bills. &C., collected negotiated, and
all orders attended to promptly.
Purchases of every description made Forwarding
of Merchandise and Commissions of every nature at
tended to tointellgently and with prompttude. ol5tf
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VOLCANOES OF WASHINGTON TERRIToRY-
Mts. Baker and st. Helens are both active
volcanoes the former smokes considerably,
and occasionally shows a red light at night;
st. Helens smokes a very little, the smoke
an the day time resembling a thin column of
white steam. There has been no eruption
of Mount St. Helens since 1912, at which
time it covered the country with ashes to
the Dallcs, distant one hundred niles
Great streams Of hardened lava are found
in various places in Mount St. Helens and
Mount Adams, and probably also near the
other sister volcanic peaks. Mt. ST. Helens
and Mt. Baker are the only active volcanoes
in the American soil, unless Mt. Shasta,
which sometimes smokes little, but not
enough for the smoke to be seen from the
foot of the mountain, be added to them
Mts. Hood, Rainier, Jefferson and Adams
were, undoubtedly, volcanoes once, but they
are now extinct. In a paper contributed by
George Gibbs to the documents relating to
the survey for Northern Pacific Railroad,
he says the Indians have characteristic
tale respecting Mts. Hood and st. Nelens,
that they were formerly man and wife, but
they quarreled, and threw fire at each other,
and that St. Helens was the victor, since
when, Mt. Hood has been afraid, while St.
Helens having stout heart, still burns
Hesperian
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A CANAAN FOR THE IRIsH.-That's what

A CANAAN FOR THE IRIsH-That's what
Mooney, of the Folsom Express, says of CAL
ifornia. The picture he draws of our fa-
yorcd State must prove an enticing one to
his countrymen. Here is part of it,
In this vast feld-from the Pacific Ocean
TO the Rocky Mountains, and from the Brit
ish lines on the north to the Mexican lines
on the south there exist the limits Of many
nations; and yet not more people scattered
over all this surface than may be found in
the Irish county of Tipperary-a breadth of
land greater than Great Britain, Ireland,
France, Italy, and Adstria put together and
completely under the American Government
Here is Canaan for the Irish, where the
food is not mama to be gathered on the
grass, and perishable, but the solid white
wheat and barley, the solid potatoc, the
solid beef, pork, mutton and poultry, the
endless vegetables and the miraculous fruit !
No landmongers.; no landlords; no agents
of foreign rapacious crew. no colperteurs
with their blasphemous twadale:; no fanati
cal canting humbugs, making the angels
weep, and sensible men langh at their nav
worm antics; no hat-in-your- hand obedience
or seryility as the condition of living and
toiling for "ladies and gentlemen y no game
law, nor fish law, nor laws to punish you
for learning the use of arms. The fish and
game of this fertile earth are the property
of all who choose to fish and hunt The
soil is the property Of all who wish to till
it with spade or plow or turn their aocks
and herds ont upon it to feed, without rent
or 1.-THE. The geld and the silver mines are
the properties of the first discoveries and
con slant workers, without royalty let or
hindrance. The valleys are all fertile, and
the hills are full of the precious metals and
minerals, without tribute to Kings, Lords
or Commons and your voice may share in
making the laws when you are twelve months
in the State. What more would you have?
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Constable's Sale.

SOdStdDt6 Oal0f
State Of California, county Of Nerada, To1cnslsip Of
Bridgeport.
HD virtue of execution to me delivered, issued
EDirom the court H. IL. Farqnhar. Esq an acting
Justice of the Peace and for the county aforesaid
bearing date November 3d. D. 1859, to satisfy iudg
ment rendered by the said Justice. the Sd day of
November A. D. 1859, in favor of G.. C. Harvey, and
against Spero Anderson, for the of S15S and q
cents debt interest damages and costs of sutI have
taken in execution and will sell to the highest bidder
for cash. the following described property, to-wit:
One dwelling house and lot. situated Main street
North San Juan. bounded on the east by house and
lot owned by O. p Stidger. and the west by house
and lot owned by Sif. Comstock On
Monday, the 9th day Of December.
A. D. 1859. at the hour of 2
o'clock p NJ in front of the office of X. H. Farquhar,
j. p at North San Juan, county and State aforesaid.
Taken as the property OF spero Anderson, to satisfy
the above demands, and accruing costs.
November 11th, A. D. 1889
nI2 81. w. s. EDWARDS, Constable
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-04-15
Important Ra ilroad Decision.

The case OF Doolittle vs.. S!oddard and
Steele, was decided in favor Of DooliIte by
Judge Siorer, Cincinnati, on the 9Th inst.
The suit was known as the Atlantic and
Great Western Railroad case, and the
points decided are as follows
lst. That the Company had the power,
under its charter to locate and extend its
road from Franklin, in Portage County,
westwardiy, to the city of Dayton, and
eastwardly to the Pennsylvania State line
I'd. That the assignment Of the sub
seriptions to its capital stock OF the deien
dants, to Doolittle, by the Company, FOL
work done for the Company was valid.
Sd. That the conditions attached to th'
subscriptions, other than the one concern
ing the location Of the road to Dayton
were not conditions precedent, and thei
performance need not be alleged.
This decision disposcs of all the ques
tions of law in these cases, and involve
the sum of Sl75. 900, which must be psil
by the subscribers in Dayton.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-04-15
Great Fire in Columbus.

The Tub and Bucket Factory Of Garry,
Hughes & Beebe, West side oi the River
in Columbus, caught fire few days since
The Statesman says
The building, which is a three story
brick, was full Of cut tim Der in the process
of drying, and for some time after it was
discovered, no flames we're seen, but an
immense cloud Of smoke assembled from
the roof. When the first engine reached
the spot, men and boys were passing water
in buckets to door in the second story,
which is reached by fight Of steps, and
is surrounded by an open platform thirty
feet high. This platform was crowded
with men, forty or fifty in number.
For few minutes after the first stream
Of water was thrown, the mass Of gas and
smoke seemed TO increase in volume aEt
density, when suddenly it ignited THE
flames burst out in all directions, with M
explosion like that Of gun powder, whicl
swept the platform clean, pitching thos,
who stood upon it TO theground in mass
distance Of some thirty feet. The seen,
at this point was altogether the mos
frightful we ever beheld, but by miracl
no person was killed, though all wer
somewhat injured The burning appear
ed to be the worst part Of it. Seven o
eight persons, who were standing close T.
the wall were terribly burned. Anon!
those who were severely injured was on
young man connected with the Ne
House. named William Parker, who ha
the skin on his face and hands as well a
the hair on his head almost completed
burnt off lie has probably lost his sigh
forever, and even fears for his life are en-
tertained.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-04-15
Rhode Island Election.

Tho Rhode Island State Election took
place on "Wednesday, the 9Th inst
Thomas G.. Turner of Warren, is elected
Governor John II. Bartlett of Providence,
Secretary of State; and Jerome d. Kim
ball of Providence, Attorney General
These were on both the American Rcpubli-
con and tho Republican tickets. There is
no choice for Lieut. Governor and General
Treasurer.
In the Eastern Congressional District,
there is no choice. The vote stands, Robin
son, American Republican, 3,797; Davis,
Republican, 2,422; Arnold, Democrat, ,532
Robinson leads in every town but two.
/ In the Western District. Brayton, who
was supported by the American Republicans
and Republicans, is elected The voto is
for Brayton, 2,946; Anthony, 700.
There is no election of meUbers of tn,
General Assembly in Providence. Tho Op
position have both branches, by an over
whelming majority.