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YOUNG MEN-WHO ARE UNST7C-

cessiul In anything which they attempt are alnos.
always sufferers from Spennatorrhp, or inyolnntorv
seminal Omissions Unti YOU cure this disease Won viii
never KNOW whhtyOn are capable of accomplshIng or
now slnar you may be. IN the mean time Your lli Il
worse tlan blank CURE this disease and every thing
% " slnOouy ana you prosper In your nndertnkinvs
9u ihe good and beautiful designs to have MS ali snjov
ks NV No one can do SO while suffering from anv yr,
IN uisehse. NOW, II so afflicted, don't tool AWAY
ETnra une ana money upon Quaek hooks "RngsN
o,L , ~ Instruments" N0strum, Indian " or
Incl9se two stamps and address, IN perfect confdencs
town, Mass au22 "a M S""ties
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r EMOVAL.-DR. c.. A. HILLS
MEDICAL OFFICE
Is removed to
NO. Sc NJ AIN STR EET.

Ladies and Genlemen Strangers and Fyiends-I am at
liberty without solicitation to make of the following
teen months VIII you read them and ii vour condition
OF health requires advice either come and see me- on
wrte me letter. and will tell you plainly and honestly
what you need. ~ i'
DR., Hill cured in three DAYS of private disease
office. II II + Si;iIb,, a. ms
DR.. Hll-sr Your valuable medicines have permansnt
y Sureu me OF seminal weakness which has affected me
Dr. Hhl,Please send bottle of Drops for friend
oi me VINO IS IN trouble. Send the kind YOU sold
MI H. aT HIM uulise, p IL: NJ Bristol r. l.
e Dotne more OF your Syrup and perhaps some more OF
me Powders-yon know best. Send as soon as conyen
This was bad case of syphilis ~ L.
mn mas treatea an old case of private disease for
me- ana cured me- which has troubled me by pains in the
'' "ON' gnu Joih's' iOr 'he last twelve years
DR. Hill cured in six weeks of an old cosc o yhi
contracted in the West Indies in 1850 Won ore az
TO insert the above If you think best Cant r W n y
Ut. illll makes use of remedies which faint tho
breath or offend the stomach but act directly unon the
osease speak from experience ~
CD, Rutland, Mass
TO FEMALEs-An disease peculiar to females. as
removed 0i-' "'i eH'Ns"Hiiy
~ The French Periodical Drops md pills for the
years. 80 $500 ~ 'no AASe ten
Dr. Hills preventive" for married ladies sent in snv
uHecton, secure from observation. Price S. Persons ~
auis!anee may consult DR. Hill by letter i)ost naid de
scDng Their case, can have medicines securely MT mn
an9 forwarded to any part of the United States with i
and explicit directions for use Office ARRANGED with SCI
tor wv A' Ou' 'he Doe-
Dr. II. makes charges for short consultations Post
vice should enclose small fee suiejent TO comnensot
ior me me time required to write the answer
w onlce hours from a. m. to p. m.
very respectfully, DR. c. A. HILL.
Un1ce No. 50 Main street Worcester
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.PTANOEOPTEC AMI CCD

PIANOFORTES AND SER
$3.50 APHINES FOR SALE OR TO RENT-The
u " subscriber has good assortment of New
land Secondhand PIANO FORTES for sale
or to rent, at GREATLY RE d CED PRICES,
from the most celebrated manufactures Persons in want
of instruments will find it to their advantage call
examine for themselves
Also, Piano Fortes Repaired and Tuned in thorough
manner by applying at No 263 Main Street. Worcester
mch5 d3m ALVAN ALLEN
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Consultation Free.
THE LIVER INyIGOKATOR nren,

Il ed by Dr. Sanford composed entirely OF Gums is one
of the best purgatve and Liver medicines before the
public namely that acts as Cathartic easier mider
isnot only Cathartic, but Liver remedy acting first
on the Liver to eject its morbid matter thus accomplish
ing two purposes eectuay without any of the painful
feelings experienced III the two operations of Ca
thartics Ii strengthens the system the line that
purges it, and when taken daily in moderate doses will
strengthen and build nm with unusuaI rani1ifv
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Mebitines
N H A L A I l o N.
DIR. c. HOWARD MARSHALL,
@ a t a TT h,
LU N G., A ND BLOOD
p h y sician,
Of New York CITY,
OF New York CITY,

BY INHALATION, AND HIS OTHER NEW RENE
dies known only to himself is performing miracles by
curing the most incurable diseases he has succeeded
in obtaining that skill which the whole medical world
has hitherto sought in van that of being able prescr
certain cure for Catarrh and Consumption.
Under his new direct sense practice those
loathsome and terrible diseases now perfectly durable
Dr. MARSHALL CURES CATARRH
Dr. MARSHALL CURES SORE THROAT
Dr. MARSHALL CURES ASTHMA.
DR. MARSHALL CURES BRONCHITIS.
DIR. MARSHALL CURES HEART DISEASE.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES LIVER COMPLAINT
DR.. MARSHALL CURES DYSPEPSIA.
DR. MARSHALL CURES HUMoRs
DR.. MARSHALL CURES SCRoFULA.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES CONSUMPTION.
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: OSLYNS WORCESTER CORNET
BAND would most respectfully inform their friends
and the public generally that they have reorganzed
the present season under the most favorable crcum-
stances and hold themselves in readiness furnish
sic, as formerly, for Military, Firemen's and Civic Par
ties Pienics Excursions occasion where the SER
vices of Brass String Band may be required on ia
vorable Terms. Apply to
49, n. =. GODDARD, Leader
IA diff ord, M, ALDRICH CLERK
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o c I R M A T tbs ON's
REMEDIAL INSTITUTE.


For the treatment of Chronic Diseases generay alse
PFtrate Diseases and Diseases of Women
No. IS Union St., Providence, RI.
Circulars giving full information sent by mail Also
Pamphlet on Diseases of Women, with observations or
Private and Chronic Maladies generally sent free BY
enclosing stamp to Dr. IL. n. MATTISON, as above
PARTICULAR NoTICE--Dr. NJ. has no affinity whateye,
with the host of advertising quacks that nfest the coun
try, but has adopted the above specially recommend
ed by the Boston Med and Surg journal order to
cue large class of patients from the hands ignorant
and unprncped pretender whose deceptive advertise
ments induce the inexperienced to consult them moi
knowing where else TO go.
Persons at distance having any important and diff.
cult in this speciality will save much time and ex
pense by applying either personally by letter. to the
REMEDIAL INSTITUTE
~ B-Acconlnod aons for patients from abroad gish
ing TO remain IN the ctyJor short time under Treatment
from the Providence JouypdL1
Dr. MattiSon whose card may be found in another col
um comes among us bearing the highest testimonials
both from his professional brethren and others Ue is
and undoubtedly possesses superior skill in the
OF that obstinate class of diseases which he has
so much time and attention.
We, che undersigned being personally acquainted with
DIR. IL. \. MATTlSON, believe him to be a TEMPERATE
man IN the most appropriate sense, and that his moral
cnaracter and professional skill are undoubted.
Lewis u Miller, NJ. D., Rev. j. n Murdoch n n
6eher Iarsols, M. d., Rev, John Hobart A. NJ
paVld smith, Nj. D., Rev. Moses Fifeld
yas, NJ uiLIiuriiuge NJ d., Rev Jonathan Bravton
r. N, wyneeler NJ u, Rev George A. Willard,
Daniel Greene, NJ D., Rev Nathaniel RENTS
Henry Hubbard, NJ D. Rev Stephen 4 Thomns
Allen Tfllinghast, NJ D. Rev, George Rurnham '
John M"1regor, NJ. d., Rev. James Maereading
a. W N man, N; Da Rev. Henry c, Brown,
i iasa W. fuHer' NJ ID" Rev. Geo W. WOodng,
jaw ana Others. deod&wly
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Groceries

RUTTER.-Just received and for sale.
- 5000 lbs. prime New ork and Vermont Butter.
+. G. & S. II. BURBANK.
d22 diff IS Front street, Worcester.
O00 BBLS. WHAT-CHEER MILLS
wv FLOUR just received and for sale by
W. H. DEXTER Co.
us du 800 Main street
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s,sssa5sszsv.u NORWICu & WORCES

sllllsa05Ia65lH NORWICH x WORCES-
flsssssssssssszs9 TER RAILROAD.-WfRt Arraa0e-
-34EA Ment, Nov. /, 1858.
TRAINS GOING SOUTH, LEAVE WORCESTER
attached. ~
At l0.l5 a. (Way Passenger Train.) Connects at
worcester with trains from Boston, Nashua Lowell Con
cord Manchester &c at Worcester junction with trains
from Boston, Providence, and Western road.
Az A5U p m (Way Passenger Train.) Connects at Wor
cester with trains from Boston, Lowell, Nashua Con
cord; Manchester Lawrence Fitchburg, &c; Worces
ter junction with trains from Boston, Providence and
Western road At Planheld junction. trains from Proyi
dence and Hartford, arrive in for this train Pas
sengers from Way Stations for NEW YORK, by steamer
from Alyn's Point, will take this train for Norwich
At1O0 p. m Steamboat Express Train for New York }
Leaves Boston at $50 p Connects Worcester with
trains from Concord, Manchester, Lowell, Lawrence,
Nashua, Fitchburg, &e.
TRAINS GOING NORTH, LEAVE NORWICH.
AT about l.J0 a. IN arrival of steamer (Steam
boat Express 1rain For Worcester and Boston, Nashua
Fitchburg, Lowell Lawrence, Manchester Concord &c
Al bVV a. N. (Way Passenger Train) Connecting Mt
Ilanneld Junction with train for Providence arriving at
providence at 800 a. at Worcester junction with
trains OF Western road for Springfield, Albany &c;
with trains Of p a. w road for Providence AT Worces-
yer with trains for Boston, Nashua Lowell Fitchburg
Lawrence, Manchester, Concord &c o.
Al lis a. IN. (Way Freight Train with passenoer car
atacaei) Arrives at Plalnfcld junction in season for
me slg a. M trains to Providence and Hartford At WOr
cester m season for trains for Boston, Nashua &c.
AT 59o p. IN. WAY Passenger TrainD Passengers
from Providence and Hartford arrive season for this
train AT Planhed Junction Reaches Worcester in sea-
son for the express train for Boston,
Yell dawu J. st. NJ. ANDREWS, Sup't
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= TER, MASS, having re-organzed under the
favorable circumstances would call the attention
public to the fact that in practice both
Brass Band and Orchestra and prepared furnish
appropriate music, either Brass String, both
bned for all occasions. Having devoted much time
care to the preparation of Concert Music and having been
eminenty successful the Concerts given
in this city would especially invite the officers OF Col
leges Summaries and Associations requiring the
of Band, to give a call. Military, Firemen's and
Civic Parades and Celebrations furnished reasonable
terms M ARRITCKI.E Leader
ISAAC FIsKE, Clerk.
Worcester, JAM, 1859. ja20
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%IV3VUO IKE w n
LOT anything that Will surpass Dr. c. A. Hills Panncea
and Indian Medicines for the remedy of t;onorrhSea
fleets Strct9es, Whites Pains in the Back and Ioins
seminal weaknesses, Affections Of the Kdnevs Irrita-
ton OF the Uretha Gravel and all the disorders of the
urinary organs without the least restriction to diet drink
preparations entirely "e'0
V e BILE,
and although powerful they will not injure in the least
ranted to cure the above mentioned diseases without
using any extera applications With my Indian Vegeta
pie Medicines you can rely upon thorough cure by call
jvl dtf w ~
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Taylor's Celebrated Saloons,
where visitors can have their meals if they desire,
they will be furnished in their rooms.
9Th The fare served in the Saloons and Hotel
any other Hotel in the city.
With all these advantages the of living in the IN
TERNAToNA much below that of any other first class
Hotel. A. FREEMAN, Proprietor
LIN
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w ORCESTER, S.. PROBATE OFFICE,
March ls59.-ro all persons interested in the Els
tate tate OF lamar HOWE, late OF ,Boyston, deceased,
lou are cited to appear at Court OF Probate to be
holucn AT worcester the first Tuesday of April next
70 snow cause why the first account rendered by Oliver
Is; sawyer me Administrator, Of his administration Of
said Estate should not be allowed
mch9 w3t HENRY CHAPLIN Judge.
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WORCESTER, S., PROBATE OFFICE,
March 2 lS59.ro all persons Interested in the Es-
deceased, GREETING.
You are cited TO appear at Court Of Probate to be
holden al Worceser the first Tuesday of April next
70 SNOW cause why License should not be granted 10 Sui
Ivan ray, the Administrator upon his Petition to sell
ne Whole 81 the Real Estate Of said deceased mentioned
III snu pctl0n for the purpose Of putting out the pro-
ceeas thereof at interest for her benefit paying debts aud
cnarees anu the residue 10 the heirs at law as by par
mch0 waws NuV (gtIApIN Judye
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NJ. Ii. BIGELOw AND ANsON HARDY

Manufacturers and Proprietors,
81 School street, opposite City Hail. Boston, Mass.
Samples at stores of Bush g. Co., FITCH & OTIS,
c. H. HARVEY, HIRAM FRENCH, and at c. FOSTER Il
CO.'S Agents, 222 Main street. diff DBL
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MusieaL.

A RBUC exile & PATHS
"A QUADRILLE BAND,
Y. A. PATz, LIST Violin, NJ. ARBUCKLE, GOrnet
VII VALENTINE I'd Violin, b. D. RYAN, borble Bass,
X. MENDE, Clarinet, w. II. VALENTINE, Promptcr
The above members of Fishes Cornet Band. they
prepared to furnish che select music for Balls
Private Parties, etc. Any number pieces furnished.
Headquarters of the Band at Marshs Music Store.
nl9 diff
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DlSSOLUTION-The subscribers here
by give notice that they have dissolved their
neeugn WIN the company known the "262d Division
dcrng their certificates Of membership, and Withdrawing
their capital as provided for, and will no longer be
spOnslDle Tor any Of the ncts Of said company.
STfLLMAN ELLIS.
j. n A. u. BLISS
- NELSON CARPENTER.
Warren, Feb. %, 1859. w3ts
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For the treatment of Chronic Diseases qeRerally al
Private Diseases and Diseases of Women.
No. IS Union ST., Providence, RI.
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VARIETIESs

~ SrvBR awe aims 70 stsan~sp.r -
Hunk 70 pcor woman "Ihen ven vi1i nSvw
relisye An ansd, WA hsf quick rtty. l'1
-Lit1 0ay b msrfy, q ven q usesui. Evuv
pssscn who cwBs moa.h has AWays . ess1
0, snbgsw silaush. a'FHf.' -
A coon lsdyywhs hsd tweskndssa sssk Nm
ths msssiss, wfeks 70 ffisnd soe ths hsse 49,
edy. Abe fti:nd he'd jgit lse.tysd not: ssa.
;se,,h.r 4, s i.Sy. inagir..f sss VT. .:.s -
the pickles. rscsived tie .nlnsdy e ~ neee1Gl
snG the snxioRs mothss u ths ~ .Sa11ul
resd With horror tho foHowiog =" Doad As1enl
three o. four times n vsvy hst ylnscR -
sp,inhis thsn vsli with sss; IN hsw dArS ~
WI 10 suied." .rr "a, a - -.
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MAIL ITEMS. 40

CsKy Eps;nsor Evllsrr has bssn ordorsd To
the sIooo-of VA iroouo,s.
v-.... a. - ,s I. c,,,,,,.u
mart month. for nom nsvmsnt Of tsxes
80. ,..,,-.a 60, scoo
ooa ne uIest nasIlu ~ hnJ.iu IyIhhGa o''' s''V''
WV W nsi o"nef1 W ns. oAno~,a'n- go
TEE new paper mill OF CgAs. +. koBRn near
Reading Pa, was destroyed BY lire on Thurs
oy.
hR. CHAs. y. HAwEs, Of fonssrs, Wsstchss-
tsr Co, WAS Ahisd At railway eoe'!on at or
near Seymour, ohio' isw Gays sgo.
GlSEsAL Jsssur y still, as be has bsen for
several months past, incspscitated BY sickness
from attending to his public duties.
TRK New Orleans papers estimate tho Losses
by fire In that city for this year 70 hsye bssl
one million seven hundred and hfty thousaad
dollars.
man, named IN, Mocm;II ca sss formerly me is 2.
unknown perton In Montgomery, Alabama, .
few days ego. H.. .a
l A TAILOR named FAsAsY fell down The steps
os his harding houss In Worcss,er. Msss., On
| Sunday evening, and was killed, his neck being
broken. He was 46 years old, without family
A WOMAN, who's nams could not bs learned,
vas killed on Monday morning on the Bostoi
The express tr.in. -. ~. .-- - .'.' 70 49,.
MIss Anu BEuroS, Of Wsperio, lows, drown.
II II h.-..N -.-...l- sh-~.~L n. sk.t ~
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-
The old officers and crew Of The q. 9. steam
higaas Sari - arc waiting % shs bccosiyn ma
Wy Ysfdt rsturn Of thsh essosnts nom wash
ipgt>n. The sailors have beeu, for the present,
tansfsnsd 70 the Iecslving ship North CsroinA
and the marines TO the rsgulaf torce at the bar
Rscks. Thcse Who have served out thnlf tsfms
o. enlistment VII BE- discharged. Ihe saranae
has bssa seout "a noaths IN eommiscon on the
Pacific station, and during that time sas has had
only one dests on board, nd not one Eonarai
Court Martial. Ths broosiyn had "a Courts
Martial hs!d On board In months. The Ssranse
was turned over TO her now ships company In
good condition. few invafids and Others de-
tachod from Comm. noNroOM shY g Hest, also re-
turned in the Baltic From the Pacific squadron
We learn that the steam frgate Lane stsr had not
reached Yslpsraifo at late.t dates; tho Cyans,
all we'll st San Juan del Sur, Sths Z. has had
six eourts martial organized Ia months, for The
trial Of dslinquents,) and would DO rel,evsd In Q
few Gays by the Sarsnac. Tho ilooP of war
Levant, 10 which the Commands In Chssf's
wide fiss bad besn temporarily transferred,
would remain at Panama VI til the Lancastor's 8
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The s.ecc...r. or Rp,Iscss sI,,,

II Is remarkable, In many instances, how soon
the lino Of descent Of men Of great genius has
been cut OF. We have no male detccpdants Of
WuiIAM SHAKsiKARk, MMros, Sir WALTER
SooIT, or Lord BYRos. Sr Isaac NswroS len
no heir. The male brar ch Of Sir CHRISTOPHER
WRas's family is extinct, and the female line
nearly 70. Ire rsces Of Sir JOSHUA kEynoLDs,
DIR. JoBssos, Olivia GoLnsnrH, TnFoRD,
and BRnpLEY, have oeassd to exist; and I
hundred other famous names might be mention
cd to show to what great sxtsnt this fact may
be considered as natural Law. We had recently
another illustration OF this, whom tho grav,
closed upon the only son Of 0KoRaR SrEPHsN
son without leaving any dlrsot succsAor.
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1J Ths roy Al navy now cc,sists on NOR, than 800
49, - s..ss5~ 49,. ,1sSs. - NJ - -
snps n s0m.ssiSn, T snssssGrrshs q vn'es cac s
srJ 4 oco ..r. Z. -s.,.d vssssS" ~ "a 30
m., Inss,Is' Snooo ~ -. ~ hosr. II sssss.
- ~ -. 49, s..,sir 80. ~.
mn ~. IN h.,v. :. ' ..s.,sr.. a., .Sas. 'S IA
i oNs.i ~, 0otne 70 .ss V,.sas ss ~ ssS snS
Ss :. pus,..,s ~ sas TUo.y ~ ~ snS s.,S
WsInsts n - pismSm.h IT. eSs vs"sssS os, s.s
Cns,ios,s IA n,Dn,.,.. !. Wu.,.,sSc.S SrsS.a
- ~. n,nrsr ss..,,".. " ~ IN - s.iii..
~ If ia RVr, r,,'s% n. - Fsss,,s.. ~ - sGsssns Gns
HNs. ,s.,cis. 'Sas' .SIao 70 .aausss ns, i. 80 -
Do, Drobssl, .npn, saps W ). sinonsy ~ . f1ao ~ 90
mai sN,n .So sSosns M = vvv @ ~. y
sae,S IN a,3,n~ n.,s ,.l ~ ~";s;n. - IL
Srsfsd into ssssoir. .Mos 2Ss,sv.r ,hsv ~ srs M
,asay 70 ,.s.,s. tSs,y 80 sss wH' '"'' $40 ''
TS. Chscnsa .crss,nr r ~ s~c,,,.l,.,~ 1. ....r
a,~. Il nrmhsss NJ yss.si. ,sssh' 600 rsns
and IN. GOO mss'- TSs n y,s..l. IN nc,tssss
nsis sionaS srS rc- .s.r"ss... Az ~ ~. III
ssesr,s,s ss,,,in- r.s,Ir 1e0 s,,ns 20 = IN.
rsd vhh y 0X ~ 1x.i,s r,sse ss~.sJ .hin.
m A.. sss.:ss. -. ,ssSss,s S.sss ~ H.1.ss,,
ana sst.sA.d ~ ~. :. .-sSs.s - iE..-SsS..
and ~ esshs "a -, - s,.ss0ss ~ 49, -,
in the cruissrs vh;sn r.,tv NJ ,,r. srs ,hs Y
RsgIs. vhIch csy,iss but ~ nr,s SSS n.a as s,s
eaplovsd. Nhiis IN III stss,s y yy.s,S.,Ias -
Qupbcsts m. Sorpe. 1900 vitb rs-s,~sss COO
Svus. ana ali rounS ths ooas ne ~. so an IA.
tsyv hsv. slrrsdy ors~nl,sd n Ce..t a., "A ~.
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE,
MARKETS BY TELEaRAPH.

BuyvAIo, Nov: as-I n
s4ts i.9 sai.. spsiss ss.ss snS :ssus : ssss.Sss
i. Indiana and Ohio, % !b.sS ior Ss.hl. ..ssa
busS. disso % 70 an arrive 4 a as, iaSoc bas lse =
.rSi vi q: : ass Su.s. c.asa. club : d 81 :sis
Cosn qu,st. Osss nrzssr WITH smss sssss q cs=se.
q STE. nssisy noainal Z sssloo., Rge no.,.nsl z
% t. aoci..,sr 4. Lsio iapors I'll il 81 s.: So.s.
ssOee bush. wbssA, 10 90 bush. Corn. Rxpots.
81 600 bush whsas 10 900 bush corn- ~, i ~.
flour duh; sale. $40 bbls. .. % Is Dor Essssd q
Whsas--sslss 400 busbsA - unnhanosd pisaa,
ths market clcsipg hrm. Oan stssdy, = Ios1Sa er
Is Is; Ss pl%s, H siO 50. B.son, loo. wh.iy aai.
q 2Shs .HH.... moss
= ...-.l... .. C.A,l,s,o.. NSy. 81
Cotton market easier, but prioss unohaosss' ssss
Gotten parkst sosive, and boldsrs viiisg ssllers
sslss 70 day Seos bales; miedlhs, iSsaekc., huA
PuuApururA, nox -.
Flour buoysnt, sales Of s:oo bbls. q - sSas 80
psih whsas sdysnesd is2c, saas q a. - bush-
P%ss P.nsss re ..s. 4 osao fSsi SSs sr I'd ysSs I a
new 1bc, whhky dull, Il aShsscHo',
Oswsen. Nov. -.
S :s-s.;:s =: ~. wi. s.s 3 &C. 8 d.: cs
Cub, csss II .aa isss = 20 Ss:ss i;s
dSoc dS II sS.hs. u & d.%,s.a @ :, iiias, : sss osS: .s
s,;s ss.s:. Es::. We : y IS ss:ss,. ~ Ssse
bbls. Flour; 800 tashss Whaas' ssss bushsas
Barley TOO bushels fsAs 4 :. A.5...-,~s
~, s !. ar & i. ! g :, 81 !: !. y e. {: :.s
tor Nbias. Osn sessdy q "a 2 - -. I'm u
sssdy q 50. vrovi.ioa. ana s.l.,s 70: - ~ W.
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Fl N A N CI-A L go
NEW Yoax, russasv. ~. I

No. Esiss n Cooper hss been appointed CsdAag -
the nA~tt Bank In place of Mr.. r. u. uay&cks
Who ss-sptsA the c.shershlp ofths Fulton Dsnk--
The itt~sst due ID csptsr ist the hrut rnotgses
bonds . the Bufs,o, Hss Yorx sd Erie Rs1road
Company, viii be psld on that dAy st ths nssk q
oommcsss.--Ths nfs'ttrsugh trsin on the 0rsnH
Trunk fcsd, from fcv.isnd, rssched POrt nurun -
wsdaodsy evening, witt two ws,i-sisd p@@E
cars Tho ALLOWING b . essnparssivs s'sssn,s -
tho conAs ef the Ba.ksofihis city, Ssr the vssh,
ending NoyI.le And ga. IL. .-----, IL -
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hsviry rctyyd ss,sN cut With knife, two issbes
lors, Inhysse h,ss 10 wss not . fsir bioS, o.
sou,f ms.s p,escsS iess prysed f.ssl ds.w ay
Espssd . hOct him sssin, but dscoV,rsd osh;f "a.
i.s saslA q ss.s e.use, .s.., 80 I ... ..s...
ssn Into the bushss sm,dst smother body q IN
..ss sAS ysss -ss IA !. H. ne = e y:
dsyI Sa IsIsn so:s ss sis ..Ss. rss D'S sussss. S
- nea bs.snFA % eur ytrsin, hynans ysosAs
n..p..s, e. scS osla In ~ ",rI.: "a Urn,
cur so% d. Ssr s sss q Ss'sSOs sSs sr,.l sss
svsd me from horrible fsss Ths IsAHsns wsrs sur
psiscd, cd ad ~ ssn y kAew how % sot- NJ ,
.,I1.S sa A.. ~ fut,. ;cS S,10d is sn,usd q, Rs
he allowing morning. Tsts wss doso b. paao-
tSS tpsyv hs .o:: 80. q a. s.o w'cSs SsesA s sss
SsSs s.ssd spst Soss De rop.
vss SdjusssS arvusl s6s n.eas, Shs hrss W.
vss Nus launch ed into etsrnity. Il was sad sosns,
but ose Of terrible ntcessfsy for ssrpressrvasioa-
One q them proved to be q white man, en- isntiy
Ma .ua rs: ~ 4 II Ss. Ss q. ,s 20 as S,
him uhsn BE- was merry oead; susy wers thea heated
rtd hqf and pushed Into his fesh.
"a erS stood and saw him suf5er. They burned him
% th st last he Old noe sesn to csss ely ucrs for
.h.a ses mere 70 prick q y,n a-s he surssd. and
knot b such . way = % prolopS his sufising. he
We. ~ euA d,~n end Nsn % ths Willows. Hs .wss
wAschsd By nen sscrstsd In the buahss; In shost
wounded man away. Ne .semst 70 rsviys through
smethpg that .as ainiislAessd % him. He rsvissd
Sss g sSa =. S:s n: n ss g N
spraut up from thsh smbush end shot tbs mlssrs-
be mSn deed, sud wounded aeosher Indian. The
kill.dtw mon by TIE nams u Jsyyrns~, frcm In.
diana, knew them we'll they were brothsrs, and
oncs ivsd IN lafayette 0ns Indian VS. caught snd
put N, oush the torturssths ns1t DAY.
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P.ru,-s asvs.e.rss .. sile Pi.s.s.

Tbs Lafayette Qad.) Journal publishe: .
StS sddEsaSsd TO tho asGhss, fron Carsoa Vel
~, oa TN 9osh oe 6sptsmess, etving a -.
essnI a u paivstiens ~ had sncountsrsd, and
tks innAasaa d0osn hs had ssssssd, yh.ls On
his way over tbs vaarns sur CsaiSssnia. We make
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asSa, - - - y Ss doo.s d1sk I4i-
80 ItGS.@1 ENa 60 cass tkrsssA n hkats
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