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The Shasta courier., 1859-09-10

gG7gH The Roman Catholic Church consists of
one hundred and thirty y-nine millions of individ-
uals, and is governed by seventy cardinals, in :
Guiding the cardinal Bishop or Pope
The Shasta courier., 1859-09-10

gsS~ a raftsman who had drank little too
freely fell from the raft and was drowning when
his brother seized him by the hair, but the cur
rent was strong, and the brothers strength he
ing nearly exhausted, he was about relinouish.
ing his hold, when despairingly the drowning
one raised his head above the water, and said
Hang on, Sam, hang on-rll treat, swear
| will.n
His words were stimulating, and the other at
length saved him
The Shasta courier., 1859-09-10
YOUNG uEss,Ll8RARY asoCIA.

t on. This Association viii meet on Thursday
evening of each week, at o'clock, for the
transaction Of general business. Rooms-in
Tomlinson's Building, over Wells Fargo Il Co.
open to members at all honrs
7. G. ELLIOT, President.
J. Z. DENT, Secretary
The Shasta courier., 1859-09-10

"JusT NAT'RALLy SPiLlN' FOR A FIGHT.-The
following from the Cairo (Ills.) GGzette will be
understood and appreciated by any one that has
ever spent an hour in the place:
"Whoopl I'm just naturally spilin' for a fghtr'
screamed somewhat = tosticated" individual
in front OF Springfield Block, the other night
/ m the best man that ever that ever wore har
I'm the big dog of tie an-yard-the gray wolf
of the prairies, so | ami Jerewsalem, don't
some Of the ornary Cairo cusses want TO tackle
me? I'm the post oak runner-the big boy
watts never been backed I'm steam engine
fired up with my safety valve tied down, 100
pounds of steam, and bound to bust, unless |
can work it off lckin' some of these Illinois
suckers shall die, know shall, fI can't
ind somebody to fight me. Dare any man that
ever wore oreeches to lend me a dollarl Won t
emeoody here just please to call me liar p
Notwithstanding this polite and uncommon
request, urged with so much pathos and SINGER
ity, the gentleman made no impression on the
minds OF our citizens, and found no one willing
10 make the required assertion. Next morning
we saw the youth sitting on pile CT llzlber by
the river, both eyes bunged up, nose fattened,
half his teeth knocked ou; of his head, and his
head, and his coat torn into shreds Upon kind
jy inquiring after his health and how he liked
Cairo, he remarked. g stranger, like Cairo first
rate-it's a lively place. and has the best society
in it Eve met with since left home !"
The Shasta courier., 1859-09-10

RETURN Of Ex-PREsIDEST PIERcE.-A Wash.
lngton letter says General Pierce expects to re.
turn home next month, recent indications in
Mrs Pierce health being less encouraging than
before This intelligence saddens large circle
Of her personal friends here.
The Shasta courier., 1859-09-10
To Capitalists and Owners Gf
Real Estate who contemplate
making Permanent Improve
nRGntS.
PHOENIX WORKS.

KITTREDGE g. FRASER,
DROPRIETORS OF THE PHOENIX IRON
i Works, San Francisco, desire to call your
particular attention to the fact that they are ex-
tensivey and successfully engaged in manufac-
turing FIRE-PROOF DOORS and SHUTTERS,
BANK VAULTS, PRISON CELLS, &C., &C.,
at Greatly Reduced Prices.
Our practical knowledge of the business has
been rendered complete by ten years experience
In San Francisco.
Our best reference is our Work, which can be
seen in nearly every city and town in this State
and Oregon. Particular attention paid to or
derS from the country
A large assortment of second hand Doors and
Shutters constantly on hand, and for sale at very
low rates.
l72 Battery street, near Pacific, San Francisco
anl6:6m
The Shasta courier., 1859-09-10

Ez5 Mr. Pea was indicted for aoppinq his
wife and children. This is hi of q cor,t-r ,,
said he, "where man can't thrash his o1r,
peas" y"
The Shasta courier., 1859-09-10

To THE YoUxG.-If the spring put forth no
blossoms, in summer there will be no beautv
and in autumn no fruit. So if youth be triaed
away without improvement, ripper years will be
contemplate, and old age miserable.
The Shasta courier., 1859-09-10

TIE DIFFERENCE E.-Plutarch says, in his life
of Alexander, the Babylonians used to sleep.
during dog days, on skins filed with water. The
Boston Times adds, that in these days men sleep
il skins filed with bad rum.
The Shasta courier., 1859-09-10

ARMS FOR CALIFoRNIA-The Government has
issued orders to send ten thousand muskets from
the Springfield armory to California. They have
been soldered up in tin cases, inside of the
wooden boxes, to protect them from moisture
during the voyage.
The Shasta courier., 1859-09-10

a WESTERN STAR LODGE, No.
~ ?, OF F. \. NJ, meets every Saturday
\ * evening. Stated meetings on the Sat
V urday Evening next preceding the Full
OO
The Shasta courier., 1859-09-10
Ee DE GDs H-o

,,. SHASTA ENCAMPMENT, NO. II,
S+SE |. O. o. F.-Regular Meetings on the 2nd
9SNF and 4th Wednesdays of each month.
The Shasta courier., 1859-09-10

CLEAR CREEK LODGE, NO. 60, meet
every Thursday Evening in Spencers Hall, at
Horsetown. Joseph Clough, N. G.; Thomas
Connolly, Rec Secretary.
The Shasta courier., 1859-09-10

ssNya2z SHASTA CHAPTER OFR.A MA
IN sons, No. 9-The regular semi-monthly
&sszzESts Meetings held at Masonic Hall every I'd
and 4th Tuesday
The Shasta courier., 1859-09-10

FRENCH GULCH LODGE, NO. IS, meet
every Saturday Evening. VIM. 3. Stoddardt,
N. G.; VIM. Watson, Secretary.
BSg@ WILLIAM NJ. ALLEN, r. W. G. W,
and D. D. G. M.-Residence, Horsetown.
The Shasta courier., 1859-09-10

DR. L. j. CZAPKAY'S Private Medical and
IL Surgical Institute is on Sacramento street,
below Montgomery, opposite the Pacific Steam
ship Company Office San Francisco, California.
The Doctor offers free consultation, and asks no
remuneration unless he effects a cure.
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uno riB nit be6enben Sdnoeu caS oerballenoe
Papler ou8einanber.
Sne fcltbate, init Sob selttdte, uno nit eIs
nem SClDenen Slift eelAlCIiene Brieftalde bes
tano liA tn benz Bapier. S6iu nabu IL uno
beldautte nit elnenl slidleli9en Sd4eln Die
tuntUplie uuo reide Stderet auf betoen Sels
ten Der Srleitalde, pann SFfnete ct lie, u. IuAte
IN Den Yaplerblattern, nelde carln befelttst
waren, IN atbemlCer G1D1rtun3 nah Ger Sn'
lGriit Der GSdiain.
SEPT ltleB er einen Treuoeuidrei aus. CT
bate Die Sniudit 9eflWDen, Oa. clee fleinen
5letltAen Sbrift5lSe, Gle a0ni9tn batte lte se=
l9rteben, Die SGni9in bate pI le QSorte enSe-
5eldnet oleie BCrte: rs ben brapen
0errn UOn 9 A Atll. 3OutIe."
Sdlll nelSte leiu !Saupt iiter Die Slieftalde
bin, IND preBte leiue 9,ppeu felt auf Die ySOrte,
metde Die &Oni8n 9elArteben Damn idlOB
er Die Grteftalbe, uno lnOem CT auTltlno, ltedte
er tie in leinen Suleus
Sle plro oa auf me!neu Der3en ruben, 10
lang lh lebe, la9te er, unD itoer SAl1S meneS
Ser6ena mno ibr GebSren uao leet, Serr
ron S4laoen, ieBt id8en Se mir, wie ltebt es
IN 9onl96bers? gDel4e 0cifuungen be9t man
Dcrt?
9OfinunSen fra9te Serr pOp Salaben nit
enenl tranli9en 2ldeln, man be9l prrt gar
telne DofinunSeu, lcnpern nur 8eiirAtunSen
ltno man peutt nod immer nidt Daran, Dem
&prannen gu trceen, uno ben eolen Serrn BON
Sten aus ielner Nerbannun9 5urisd5urulen
Nen, man wa9t eS ntbt. Steln Iebt, BON
9tapcleon IN Die 24t erfldrt BON leiuem SGnis
aufSeSeben, unr ouf OeS SalerS 8eIebl entlul.
fen, in Oer Serbannun9, auer leiner Sitter BE-.
raubt, welde OtaprleOn cinSe5c5eu, rbue Gbd.
liStelt, ctne ArbeIt, rbne @lnfIuB, fern ron ieie
nen NaterlanO> fern BON letnen 6teunoeu. Der
Ialler uon Oeltereib bat 6etban, mas Der So.
mtg BON PreuBen udt plsen .ncdte, er BAT Dem
On Napcecn 9edA!eten unD gerbannten Elm
4pl 9eSeren, Serr pon Stcn lett NIT leiner
camille rerent, in 8riinn, er tebt unD bOfft
auf before 3eten
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Denticbes Nitters
BELT ariinbIid das

eetc' bslhmerben, OiSpepfe unb Gelbuht, dbront.
l6e oOsr nerp6ie S4wihen, Observation-Disclosures
uHc ale Rfanfbsiten, weIde bon peroorbenem Wa>
gen eoer Der Seber entileben.
5sl8 ats eraoOfIns inns 1t pemcribsn, Iubrdna BIS
9uss na6 bsm ROpfs Sdur TN Mdseu 6ersbrenatn SOB.
brennsa @spst,tUdatst. S6nsrs TN Wosea 5@ml6e unb
b5fes 5sfubI I'm RIssn unD untsrtett 6dweree NMem
Ser;flcp,su S61 Jhe Der Aneen 5Ieitn tn benz Wetht
fire uuS RcpAm,rssn, Bef&wer6sn bem @tbmcH Selt.
Tsreet Der oGut a.b Ausen Setsnfe5su, S&msr3sn TN
Ri ben @liebsru 6sse TIM RDpf naO Brenneu I'm
5lsiib, 3ansiqfstt uaS v tbsrsef6la 'enbst.
Di Gdentblmer mpfetlen Oeft Web3u Der Mnfm rtfdn.
fett bss n5lf ms ef Ibsrs cet Sertt unb br
Nnse neFen>tt btr fur ale Qetoen rcfIr tie prfebeno
empfobI wrb. @s til btes Ien neues aneepraftes
Dt fcnssn ass cd felt 10 Satren bis prIfns pOr benz
dmerantben Wriie te9d1cen bat unh bslen 0u 0er
fau Sis fest nod 'eiHsm Infern errGf wnrLe Die
tsnsaHe re be Ibmte GuseeAet&nete Nr3te unh pr
patpcneu aus al Ebetlen ntes Qanpes u unRn aeten
sbea tins Inaebsnere unp ct eeea0ue Our& bs dG6tr
t9 BON benz Stsnblmer pubItstrtn NlmandGs nsen ber
sbe unen9elo eurn BITE @3enttn pertbetlsn 66t mub aud
ben nn9dn6tsfen Iberjeuau bde btei 3tttsrs mtr bt
ierlbmtbett pereteRt wet&e ss erlanst bat.
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Gtmoer's O5Gt,s ~ Scs,ine.

Deics in0 oe einBsn Sra 6uen, wirtliG I'm Gtanes
fnb, allie Mdbdrbett p0ne untsri bteo 3G oarin.=
ten, sur Sarmer, SdbueiScr, Scbubmacber. &teiDer.
madernen %rioatTdmilleH, Utspe Ut.t Aa7GsOst pa
1T ptvit MGiUlar ua94s 9De tbe-Oee Men.
@eotna BETA GebrauG bsrlelbea cttrG9t
@intamfeno Dollars per cJaOr.
DeIsIbsn fnb 1peI bsfss eGnbss Ia faa In alien
@fepn, In o,nen bert bertsben i'm gem tnen
@eban@. Die tn Baltimore Nms gOrt pbtlahelptia
UOfen perferstsn oerrentpsr et ppu fetnen
5rsn- &ameastfeI 5engfn Der Opr5ued sit tsr
Arbett beislbsu.
I'm unier fd tmmer me0r DtrsrEssrnbsS GfAGft b tn
Baltimore tefer tersibt tonun bGbeu ben
eleeaaten 2abru Ia
9ec. lS9 Q8elfz z8altmrreltre6e
eenDmmen Na&aen bCrt3um @srtauf auseset.
g3- 1Dtr bd doeu eBt
neue Maldinen fir 6amliensebrauG 3um
Yrsile pcn $50 biS $7S,
psI&e NIT Slum unb @tnt- 6pssn iUrs Otslem onbtrn
rheTerungen bic tene Wafplne btete ausgetAItSt a
A Rie 6tsHsen GnwObner, iDrte aa tremre pede 5at.
timOre befGGsn fno nsslaSen nd unisr Nal&tuen uao
bertn Opsrarpnsn anSnie6en.
Sch 8N U. 6. Srpoertd Nseu.
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84gEEa&s

lsne daily EAL fIEfORE WEKGA2 IN
vssry morning (cKcept Sunday ana is ds!iy~1s
Carriers to City Subscribers at Cts. per wece
The WICKER is also delivered in the CitiSe
Tasnington and Wheeling daily by Carriers.
Pricefor Mail Subscribers of the daily WEOE H.,
So. so in advance.
A7- The weekly BALTIMORE WECKERi is pubIts
he'd every Friday at 81 per an0um and ST per
months in advance.
ADVERTIssEMENTs on reasonable terms
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GOreuber's N5Dfel

N. TrieDrihltr Jlc. 10, neben iSapetteIfr.
Ntiienee ROs6user faSsn an pbtsem sOusutta
ss3tetsn ptasf bic bette Ga anlbme cute 5eban6nns
oat eer Snent bebt bic bette AasUdI e fe unb al
leosr tunpe bes Ia es dan na Rcr aeIpest ue,b,n
pas Psrsl tt auf as beaaeme ensrt5t iee TN tt.
telPattFe osr Stao arn ba bcnoes Nuspdrt!en 70.
uie pier Nn6Bipen bettens ea pfpbiea wPreen.
Metlsnee fneen 3I jeoer Staabe ees 3G Rs @intrttt
MarS8 3mt
- SterbtdMeret.
@%y DER antcr5etpntte Derllut lest an tim C1rOEen
oas bette 2aserbter. BefeQuaeen werben prCmpt
1RSseI"prl. @ep. Nrn.
IL BtertrnEer an ter Belntt Rpdh.
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D&F taSItAe ;, ,8nittmUre3 sDe6eT'' strI&ttn!
eStn WCrsta Unit 'Susnabme bes 5rnntaes) nnh
sOiiet Gsnts per 2DSGt, en- bte Grdeer 8nbISar.
Der ,,9lifer" pirb ebeafaas tn sDafttnstOH unb
DheelinS taeitG burS Irdeer ben AbVnnshftH
lns 9auS beiUrgt.
0urb Die @of osrcnstt ipAet Der tdgItGs ,QHeder''
$3.50 per 5Gbr, tn mnbebt ster or o.e"
ia tune.
49, Oas ~ s}heubL att beS Baltimore gDedst
rTdetnt eSsn 5rettas unbIfUtst dbr1t6 81 In Gnbs.
AtR3ter 8Drausbe5dbInne.
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Maison allemande IL francaise)
sssseS, Hepe 2olitbGs. unb sUtf&tn So IItbo p.nn
.@EgRfaBe, SatttmDre.
Wssienot uub xoSdn0tr nbsn bte bs6Nu
nepe IHe iuy9rSmnent he StpanpIung. IN berwnt ans
Tts bte bteuSftr6nesu baHen une ~ eDer rbs b.S
aun nG cerarte 6epsfs werhsn. 0as 5uts lteat I'm XII
pHntse bet Stabt tt IN Gcn Eetiytn aufs eae nof IT.
ane sGna 9t$baab belonbrs aMsrorstu nnb bier Si ,
Mpfrbueu mesbe1. -"''"
-Oetlenhe hnben ouh .u fshers5trnh. hsr NR4 sli..
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Uurel oSe,Sca

..4see. UVNNN rNyE9IEa
sssssI@ yec. AZ Sarelapltr., yterp gcrt.
MsM DaHeI6s IL OSais neu unO auf beuteem
Bubr sineeriGte unb NIT olea ncbernen
SsqI.ml'altrtea rsrteben Is set Centrum Des q e.
l6.ottsDt Dtsrtsls awiiden Der 5ObDten. 8errS unt
@ttq- 2 all. y art, in Der NGbe Der 0anbuaaspLGsf
rtr curry attmen uun 6ubfpn.@tper Ddmpfs
Dte Smie unmtttelbar TT bic tabs tibren.
ben &tftnbatn. unb 8 nntbuS. u 6 nten, unp IL
esSaalb tpmOp fur WeihdTTS- ais Nrgnugun9 be-
lOnoGS 9esIenet. QDtIbeIm MtSpugeI
DfS96mt Snccsipr SDa e. Se9sI
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DR.. Hufeland.
Volf1miiher HnrninI

CdIluuli1Mer 0orDtQI
fur fdnele 6eunA 6uen GrR6Ituna 3nHunasn grdrs
ne Hduben pdie unb F"rSbrenenjlntuus MnSbrun9 une
penn NOD moaG &r.reruno fur Iae an beisr &rdutpeV
estesnts fsbh tn ben lesten Stdbitn
Dttie telbmts preparation IN ee& bem Bttern Bureridfs
fe 60 Ia fur ene Rldde uOn Erdnfbe ten befmuft, be
usemetnsr uub ssfdbr&sr ale dHs an b 8evsb
nr bs 9aabS unterwOrfen Rnb Rrdntbeten bts BON e-
Aer t.ctnn @rtdtuua terrbren Dr. Ueu otele erte dt
9e UuttOrttdt fat; SD wta n6t bebdnpts1 odB @ait
fir uns IT, bie Def unb gbe Iber fur btt 0ewpt
nr dnherer 3cuen fnb aber t6 tam bthmnt vrrn baR
f uHs Rrdnbetsen ar5eerT @etdprlt@tet une mttr
Sterbefdue bnfdtrsn.
feneu GrtdIfunA entfbenben Rrouhetten et d bel
enem Bltd ubr aus sen Weren bee pbtlabeI.
pbd @eunbbettSdmteS ennrmmsne Eabeue TrrSbem wtt.
Iaoepba dnerannt etn Der esunoeen St6bte Der npM IT,
tetst Bic Iabele,
1852. @slammtsapI Der @terssfdae t0267
Ztarben an S&wnou&t 1912
/. !. aabere Rrautteteu SAG
1883 @sfammtsabI Der Sterbtfdue go
G5tarten on SGwtnbfstt 1895
saOsrs ssrantpeiten 1854
1854 @tfGmmts6tI Der ete-b,faae liai1
Starben an S&wtnbiuNt ATS
-" 1uoers RranRbesn 1856
fds tn seem Sanbe bNr6 &assebuna perurfa wgben at.
eefeben ben S0blreden Gubern Qntn bic pom elmer
lst6ten GridltaRe terbetoefibrt Utrben.
S3ont uere Wetannbet un6 tpf an tner &r1Itune
iau6s baamtfdem Gor3taI unb br fSnnet duf &re Sc.
neiun8 rspRn 3cuenpt bdtta btefes gtteGn Rub been
UunDerbare yDtrfane beseuet.
3ufen tpmmt sbsr aH& maH&mdI BON perbprbenem Nla.
gen tn meldem Gnnt bas Deae Ders~ Gsbraudt wtrben
lGute. SIN B6Qen enem kuen berribrfn-
Der 21mdAs unD MbfpdpnunS bes eanSen GHH e rrh mon
BAG WtfrS ron GrDStm 9ueen fnben.
Da8sbs Ure ensie bet or. q. W. SedTpn A'S Mrn
arabs petaseIppo pefertst unb BET auen DruaaRsn ura
5rrsbaItern bur& eie sSer &taesn ptrfouft ~"'
Ursis 70 asn'' Sss sIaf@~ Da0Msmm ,
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OtV SPeVer8' IcDe EDlDcMbrNltercts
i Sffice N1n O5z sRnn,cxA 81 N
Hm @anisn


Na1 ptrf6uliGer Gni4t tsn fG at Ser sbsrseuaa ee.
t0mmtn ea] eteiso Spsp rs~s Qaserbier mad pen
Difenh0fli en ~unpaSen eebrdu tt GEpee pra.
faIt tn bsr usDdt Der befel Aaaitfdn @eras uas
5Dtfsn sTanot wnrbt. Sbtse AHsIpts Burse 4uG.
2derrl e peie IN @tgeuDdrt uerlhtsbe.
5Gdern Gan 50 DsnbTautrs seApmmea nur-
eemant auo et be aats Nnasfs btIApt tte uIittl
unp Rtnteit res Bres pehes aaein rDn dfalI unk
ptpisn esbraut it, Als en Stdteti eO C Inf unS
pen 5alen ais ma8snRarts bes eifrtfdenpes uua
Cnes bat nes Sier etgeen g1e.te Derotsat Die r
asssne &mpfebIung. SameS N. 9 btItpn lR 81
Eebrl 3mt @bemlt
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0eo. 8. GlOaa,

R8Q Seo. g. Glo9a,
Ra Vc. 178 NeIt Baltincreltrufe.
nabe st. Ndulfr
;ste enen 5rsuaesn unb benz Yubum i'm NQaemtinfn er
ebena an ba6 BON aem al en- Selddftspas Tp t3 Gp
GalOerass na& No. 17S NET. 8dlttmo rttrase ae,rstn IT,
I'D st ttasH sroBsH naO Sspaeiten 9Orratb BON
Stletel, Shub uno Oo;bItiefel
bait fOwie ou bls pOGfdnbteae gicrtent ron 5erreR
Damsnj 8tn6sr. unb RnaO &ubs, cite.
tel uae 2atb ftetel, uppers, UsIHs aus benz belen
Gtbeitsru ssma@t ab &r vrtauft eIeItsn f btla unD
bptssr ais treerb n anbsrs @s&dft in ttsf3sr staDt
8omnt unb fspt su1 metn Eager an Ser Gtnaaua 3ur
Gatter- 5abrtd III tn BanlaRe.
o. 1ie 8eft.asnssn prompt bsUrst Mrss s,3mt
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Sl6bmlaicbinem. S16Dma1cbtncrI.

Thomas Shanks, proftIld9er WlcIhinlff,
glcrb 6iabitraBe, uabe 8aItimDre5fraBe,
madt ane @eOaraursn an slspmal3insa Drudd~S reEsn
Bednr 9reriieu0en ppeue fur Bic Noten.SfHct
perhen esnau na6 Der 6et6uung Serfertiat.
MS. @sbrarGts @dsmai&tnsn psrpsn efawft oufssre2s
ieIt uAb STkanit Dp1SSmi
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\ Clemens Siegert,
II Sdube uno Stefels6abrifant,
IN gShDIeilIesG3efflGft

A&kbWD. 24O sN. Vrattfr. pbertalb 5auuperRr
am Dbisn plage en @&Git er6ne Sat unb otts u
IeruersS AsChiG
Mue Mufrr6ee wer1en pdnftltd bfcret.
t0s- wenea elltp Eunben bemeFte 6 baB iG metn Sc.
d In SO. 100 G1psfr ebepfaas prtfatse unt ets be.
mhbt ittn werbe, ft tefsns ~ Sfeieptn1 Sebr25.S
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-30
From Boston.

The AURoRAL PHENoMENoN.-Boston, Aug.
29.-Dispatches from various and distant To-
calities represent the appearance of the Aurora
Borealis last night more brilliant and of
longer continuance than has occurred for TWEEN
ty years.
The MILITARY-The Second Battalion of
Infantry, comprising two or three companies of
the First Regiment, recently formed into an
independent corps, made its first public parade
this afternoon, under command of Major
Charles o. Rogers. The battalion was re-
viewed by Gov Banks and staff, in presence
of several thousands of spectators.
A DEArH-Prince Halves, well known
merchant of this city, died yesterday at his
residence on fremont street.
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LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY
lAmeriean Telegraph ONCE lincoln House Block.l
The Aurora and the Telegrauh.

The superintendent of the Boston and Mon
treal Telegraph Co.'S line, telegraphs as fol-
lows: "Never in my experience of fifteen
years in the working of telegraph lines, have
l witnessed anything like the extraordinary
effect of the Aurora Borealis between Quebec
and Farther Point last Sunday night. The
line was in most perfect order, and well skilled
operators worked necessarily from eight clock
Sunday night till one o'clock Monday morn
ing, to get over in even tolerably Ineligible
form, about four hundred words of the steam
er Indians report for the Associated Press, and
at the latter hour, SO completely were the wires
under the influence of the Aurora, that it was
found utterly impossible to communicate be-
tween the telegraph stations, and the line was
closed for the nightn
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MINERAL SPRINGS AT AUCTION.
ill be sold auction the premises f not preyi
ously disposed Of
On Wedn sdnY, Septemper 9Th.

ously disposed Of
On "wednesday, September 9Th,
At l O'Clock p. NJ O., the Mineral Springs known as
H Q II s r HILL 5 p RI NGS,''
Situated Horse HILL in that part of the town Of
together with TWENTY ACRES OF GOOD LAND.
Although knowledge of these Springs has been in a
great measure withheld from the public consequence
OF the striking pecuarties the former owner Nathan
lei chamberlain, now deceasedl still multitudes are
ready to testify to the healing virtue the water from
others. : - ' ~PS
These Springs in n remarkably healthy loc alton
upon the summit of beautiful hill where the air il re-
markably dry and agreeable to the sick when the
surrounding wales filled with dense fog careful
analysis OF the water has medicinal oua-
tiles of these Springs surpassed any other
Springs in the United States.
Keferences.-Dr. J. n. BATES Worcester whose
patients have attended these Springs during the last ten
years; Dr. J. p. LYSDE, Athol; THOMAS D. 1RooKs ESQ
wendell Dr. WILLIAM PARKHURsr, Petershan; Col.
DEXTER FAY scarborough, Worcester county, or the
subscriber.
Also valuable Pasture and Wood Lot situated on the
summit OF Bear Mountain, in the town of Wendell
containing One Hundred Acres of Good Land.
The property will be sold to the highest bidder without
reserve. Terms reasonable.
EPaRAIM I. FORBES, Agent for the Heirs
Westo6io,, Worcester county, Aug. Is, 1859.
aul5 - dts
A SSIGNEE'S Sa1E5afE3s-Will be sold at
public auction, on the 18th Of Sc3ssSer next at IL
O'Clock m, at the house of solomon Thav South
bridge, all the right and interest that Warren
ma solvent debtor has and any real estate In said
Southbridge. j. W. WIIIPPIEl " iu
Millbury, Aug. 49, 1856. deodts.' auo4
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1rn GOODS.

9rp GOODS.
OUR NEW DRESS GOODS
Are Open.
We are prepared to show our customers of the
MOST EXTENSIVE and BEAUTIFUL sToCKsof
Foreign Dress Goods
Ever shown in Worcester.
They have been selected with much care during the
week, in NEW YORK, and are fully confident that
friends will acknowledge that they Just the thing
WdRted.''
FANCY SILKS.
We show line of good Styles for 50 cts the yard;
family of BRIGHT handsome PLAIDS, tor misses, at 81
handsome styles PLAIDS, at rs cts. For Pa new
style of colorings in Plaids the present
son. For 81 IS and 81 S7s long line of Plain Colors
with Bayadere Stripes. For 81 50 to 81 90 the y
entire new things, very rich and elegant.
VELVET OTTOMANs.
This anew Fabric very much worn, for Fall Dresses
Prices from 50 cts. to 81 so per yd.
PARIS PRINTED ALL WOOL ROBES DECHAMBRE.
PARIS ROBES, Printed inimitation DOUBLE SKIRT.
PARIS DELAINES all prices from 50 cts. to 81 90 per
yard.
BAYADERE OTTOMANs,
New Fabric. Cost SO 50 for a dress-handsome and
cheap.
PRINTED THIBETS q CAsHMERES.
counter full of these-desirablc durable and fash
ionable Dress GOodsamong them many things suitable
for misses and children.
RAW SILK PIAIDS.
New Colorings-smal and large Plads.
PLAID VALENCIAs.
All grades, from IS cts. per yard to So
REAL FRENCH PRINTS,
From the best makers the world Prices from AZ to 50
Gents.
Also, a large stock of
S H A w l. S
sTELLAS, in black and brown grounds; SCOTCH
PLAID SHAWLS and all the other varieties including
full assortment for children
Ladies wishing anything in line will make great
mistake if they buy before looking through
No. Mechanics' Hall.
BRYANT & SHELDON
au0o
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BY T. K. ANES
FACTORY PROPERTY AT AUC-

N, TT.
The propetors of the North Factory at Peterborough
n H., will sell at public auction, On WEDNESDAY
sept l. at O'Clock D. the premises all their Real
Estate and Machinery and other personal properly NOT
previously disposed OF at private sale.
The property consists of story MIL of wood with
brick easements containing Cotton Machinery for sun
plying twenty drilling oo1ns several outbudings three
boarding houses, dry hard and hemlOck wood tools and
supplies. $50
The power is ample for any mechanical purpose for
wool or paper manufacturing.
For particulars, address PARKER, WILDER, Il CO..
Boston, or l., ;. HUNT, PETERBOROUGH. n. H.
Peterborough. Anp. 10. 1850. dtSI nnI3
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Railroad Question Decided.

New HAVEN, Aug. 29.-Judge Butler of
the Superior Court has decided in favor of
the Railroad Commissioners, which decision
requires the New York and New Haven Rail-
road to ticket passengers through to Boston by
the shore line and in all respects to grant the
same facilities which it grants to the Hartford
and New Haven and Springfield road.
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Rumored Disaster.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 29th.-It is rumored
here this evening that the trigate Congress,
which sailed from here ON the 14th, was drawn
down with all on board. The story seems to
have originated at the navy yard but it is inn
possible to trace it to any definite source what