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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-04

a. HIPS Mint specific, FOR BADNESS AND FALLING
OFF OF THE llAIRihe following extracts letters
SNOW what LII Mint Specific has done, and
presume to say that these letters not sufficient
guaranty of what it aoiit do:
tify that before using up the first bottle the falling of
Of my wes hair was entirely arrested, and apprehen
Worcester March Is 1859. GEO. SESSIONSn
For the lastsx months, have had good opportunity
hair and to obtain the opinion ofndividuas using them
ana rom information thus obtained, satisfied that
growth Preservation Of the hair 'N'''' iOr tne
Boston, May Is, 1853. CHAS. II. BLANCHARD"
For year wifes hair had been falling of and She
so that she was quite bald Last month She commenced
her head covered hair and it is soft rossv and
natural The eruption has entirely Disappeared and shS
Worcester, April %, 1853 ISAAC CUSHING
Upon receiving bottle your Mint Specific it look
ca SO pure and nice induced to ii. have used
only part of bottle and find my hair not only assuming
rs former soft texture, but laXarianee Of growth where
Worcester, March 4, 1852" ~ D'''iii l.
IAN acquaintance of mine who had lost her hair and
duccd Try your remedy and without oXaaSerH Mis
a sy o dat me rst bottle has proageed for her
Nashua Conductor W Is and Nashua railroad
gzo d5m Worcester. Mass.
To be Bald not to he Bald! that is tbe
question i to be be decided now "CURIIS's CURE FOR
BALDNESS!' The late great ami reliable remedy and
positively stop its falling on Remember it contains no
OIL Lead Sulpher and each Bottle contains one pin
anu read me following late and important certificates
and say whether any man need ever be bald -
From the State Treasurer Of Rhode Island:
- NEWPORT. March 90, 1859
Since commenced using Curtis's Cure for Baldncs
my hair has ceased entirely from falling out, and has
been very much strengthened
SAMUEL A. PARKER.
PROVIDENCE. Jan. 3. 1853
Having tried various articles stop my hair from fail
NJ OH without any effect have now used bottles
of Curtss Cure for Badness which completely sion
cd my hair from falling cordially recommend It to all
as the best preparation have ever found
HENRY BUTLER.
For sale in Worcester by all Druggists and in Boston
| DY Chas Richardson Il Co., Geo c. Goodwin d Co.
= Burr Il Co. Weeks Potter, and by all Druggists in
| the united States and Canadas.
20, j. M CURTIS, Proprietor, Providence, r.
mA2l dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-04

mos. ~ ~ "hccier, ~ yrs
Funeral Mt his residence No. Jefferson st,cet Wa
ncsday, at half past O'Clock Relatives and }ion4
are invited to attend ' 20 anu Hlehos
In this city, Oct. g. John W. Thompson Al yrs mos
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-04

Groyer a. Bakers Celebrated NOIseIess
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES New styIes-prices
from $50 to SIPS; iemmers s. extra These machines
sew IRON two spOo purchased from the store reuur
ing no rewinding of threads they hem fell gather and
stitch IN superior style, finishing each by their
own operation, without recourse to the hand as
Is required by other machines. They Will do better and
cheaper sewing than seamstress can if works
for cent hour.
Offices of Exhibition and Sale, at BRYANT d SHELL
Don 5, Mechanic Hail, Worcester; Is Summer street.
bostoh' 40 broauway' New ork dly jy22
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-04

n3nowny's Pills, without vestIgc Of mercury
or DINER deeterOus mineral particles c0nposed ontrcl,
o. vegetable extracts, form the most powerful combn
o ever discovered for the removal OF internal niseose
Ihcy ccupcratc the system, and as tonic ns woli "a
an hperent IN all stages of disease or conitInns ar &
body. sold ut the innnuiactOry, No. 10 Maiden ana
box. DIST III '-N'i """ 81 per
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-04
The Hair and Its nisense,

Q. III: Burr, NJ ID, homeopathic Physician, No.
Pearl Street Office hours from to 10 A. NJ and to
and to s p. NJ. d3m+ o3
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-04

hVdtote IN corTectiag regulating, and reB,opinq all
oosfrucHons' from Thaferer cause and algdgS
49, SUCCESSFUL as restorative.
These Pills have been used by the doctors for many
years, Dot III FRANCE ana In America with unparalleled
ladies who have used them. to make The Pills public for
the aevation OF those suffering from any rrepulartes
whatever ms well as to prevent an Increase of Gimy
where health Will not permit IT, Females peculiarly 81
uated, or those surprising themselves So are en- Toned
AGAINST using these Pills while In that condition as The
proprietor assumes no responsibility after this admon
ton, although their mdness would prevent any mschie
to health; otherwise the Pills Recommended Fuli
mld explicit directions accompany each box Price one
Dollar. SOLD wholesale and retail by james Green iii
Main street and Charles Sbley $40 Main street Worces
ier Ladies' by enclosing them ST. have the Golden
ils sent 10 any part OF the country by return mail
81 div ~ ~ ~ man
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d. Il. Harris, Dentist, l5S Main street. opposite
the new Mechanics Hall building. dawt 80
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-04
Citp ann County NntrIIigcnte
METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS,
At TIE State Lunatic Hospital in Worcester the wee
ending Oct ,, 1883
Municipal An,irs:

Amount of rain during past week, inch
- Sept 4 inches.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-04

Wards Select Circulating Library is open
DAY and evening for the delivery of Books Ali new and
desirable publications may be found therein as soon as
published and plenty of copies in to supply ALL
tERMs-SlX CENTS Tor the reading of book with tho
privilege of retaining it week.
Catalogues free, upon application to the Library
CHEAP BOOKSTORE AND CIRCULATING Library Nh .
American House Block Main street A ii W ARD
auh ar - - " -AA'D'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-04

Mrs' H. ls. Clark, Physician, would respectfully
ouer er services 10 the citizens Worcester SuecGI
attention paid to MIDWIFERY, and all diseases Of
women and Children. Chronic Catarrh suecessfnllv
Of Myrtle Worcester Mass dif '''''', n S3snei
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-04

Thomas w. Fox, Attorney at Law onlee. No 4
Brnlcy Hall, Worcester Mass. div t,chI
Good News for the Citizens at the North
End;-A grand Circulating Library, containing some
5OVO choice Books, and all Books as soon rs nh
lished Also. Periodicals, and News Depot; StatnpPery
ana Fancy Goods, at S6 Main street. dtf sjo wy
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-04

Dental Notise.mDr. q. HJENCKS,s Den.
tal Rooms are at NO. 239 Main Street Woreestnr ~ H.
having great success IN using ELgcrRioTY Ia nr,, ~
sensiDl,N 70 pam while extracting teeth All other den
manner, as usual. nj ~ "'u i'oT2Ii2b
Drnpvr ~ Clark have Just received a lot az s,no
r ,, NEW WHEAT FLOUR, from KrnfurtV nn,1nIe
lnose waning better article uan they hnve soo XII
euso VIII no doubt call ON for tho saInc az NJ
John ~. Tan, ga Main strcot wa.,1-,-.
In all kinds India Rubber Goods dct VVsict, aeAler
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-04

Mrs. NJ. w. sseraIds, Physicinn-an expe-
at the head of Union street ~ ''ioo'
Special attention gwen to Uterine Complaint and bis
eases OF Children. Office hours from to a. m and from
800 - ~ ult ie25
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-04

Pr. j. CIawson Kelley, Analytical Physician
VIII be III attendance at his Office No. ZAP Main street 10
give advice to patients in all diseases the human sys
tenn free OF charge, the first THURSDAY and foinyin
fhlpAf OF every month Ladies and gentlemen are in
Wv" l" 9"li' WZtad6t s2S
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-04

M. @. Fish, Manufacturer of Iron Rnilin,, Doo,
shutters Gratigs &c, at Sc Union street. dgm aus
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-04
y(eh advertisements.

A CARD.- The subscriber takes great
pleasure in acknowledging the liberal patronage be-
slowed upon his store, for the last two wears nv bis &
friends and customers and begs leave IN snii.t ny
new nrm continuation of further orders w. e
W Q2W L. llARIINNTON an9 Mni,, 49,
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hOCERlES, GROCERlES.-L. Han
- - klNGToN " co. would invite all customers a,
e olu Shn' wy lain street to continue their trade as
surlnp AL Doth IN the city and country who coma 70
oy groceries Tor cash short undoutcd credit tI ~
uApe1nce lanor, capital or attention will be snarad Nv
make this the place for them TO trade dkvsnp w W
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-04

lsemoyai.,Dr. c. a. HILLS Medical once il rc.
moved to No. ~ Main street. DIFF ;Sli, IT,
60 a. q; Bradt, M. D., Physician and Surgeon OF
@ ~ Elm street. Office hours TO 10 m, and to
"u my2j
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-01-29

London correspondent of the New York
Tribune thinks that the motive which in
duced the appointment Of Lord Lyons Min
lister at Washington, was that he might Be-
gotiate for the purchase Of the State of
Maine.
We presume the British Government has
learned something, BY studying the diplo-
macy of Mr.. Buchanan, and finding that
Maine lies convenient to her possessions on
the north, is disposed to follow the maxims
and the example Of our Government in re.
gard to Cuba. She will probably give our
Government rs much for the State of Maine
rs Mr.. Buchanan proposes to pay for the
purchase of Cuba, and as tine North is a.
ready growing too strong for tho South,
the conservative National Democracy, MS
we'll MS the "manifcst destiny" demonincal
Democracy, will probably favor measure
which swaps of II Northern free Republi-
can State to Great Britain for rich South
erD slave State from Spain. And if our
Government acts upon the Ostend robber
doctrine, to seize Cuba by force If Spain re-
fuses to sell it, the Government of Great
Britain may find it convenient to embrace
the favorable opportunity to invade Maine
while the United States is Mt war with
Spain, France and other European powers
on account of Cuba.
Cuba by warlike violence because it suits
her convent ence, then we cannot see why
Grent Britain has not as good a right to
seize Maine o. New York, and hold them if
possible. -Gafe City.
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The Railroad Bill.
The Washington correspondent OF tho
New York Times, under date Of January IA,
writes as follows: ~
We may soon expect vote in tho Senate
on tho Pacific Railroad bill. The present
indications ore that it will fail. The Senate
is divided ssectionally upon this question
into three parties--the Northern, Southern
and Middle. Each one seems afraid to
vote on the pending bill lest his section
should not get the Eastern terminus OF the
road to be made by il, and so each is likely
to fail to sustain the bill in any shape that
can possibly command the support of either
of the other parties. Another secret and
unacknowledged cause of the failure Of the
measure will be the condition Of the Treasu-
~. While decided majority Of the Sena.
tors will seek to evade the responsibility of
killing the bill, there are few Of them who
really want it passed ut all while the public
funds are so low. The earnest friends Of
the Pacific Railroad are beginning to ques.
ton whether, after all, it will not be neces-
sary to make the measure sectional one,
and seek its success by uniting in favor Of n
bill specifically selecting the Central or Salt
Lake route, and crowding it through re-
CARELESS Of the protests Of the South. II
the measure is ever to be carried at nil it
must be by Northern and Northwestern
votes. The South never contributes its
share Of support thereto; as the latter ,cill
not aid rs in carrying a bill TINT makes no
discrimination against that section, upon its
face there would seem to be no reason for
hesitatipg to do without them altogether
The Free States, with Missouri to aid them,
are abundantly able to curry the measure,
and they might be united, it would seem,
upon bill to make the road over the Central
route BY name.
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Pixies Peak and Cherry Creek, continue
to figure largely in newspaper articles and
as q topic of conversation at the hresldc and
public houses. IL one-tenth Of those who
talk of going to the mines, should do so, the
emigration to the new Eldorado will be i'm
meuse the coming season. Tho fever seems
to be wide spread and to have taken hold of
all classes. Among those who will travel all
the way to the mines will be hundreds Of
young men who have been doing nothing at
home for years past, and will doubtless en-
gage in the same business there. But il the
precious metal is to be found in such quaint
ties us to pay five cents to the painful, as it
is said, then men of industry will do we'll :,
and be amply rewarded for making the trip.
! Al! Of the ccessories to vice will doubtless
soon obtain footing in the auriferous re-
gion. Gambling hells, low groggcries with
all their accompanying vices, are rs sure to
spring into existence there, as is the excite
ment to attract a heavy emigration. With
out society and laws, rs at home, inbred pi-
city is very weak shield to pcnurious or NV
aricious christians; and the consequence will
be that devils and saints will 50 closely ap-
proXmate each other that good order and
lair dealing will be inculcated more by mere
brute force than by the teachings of morality.
Comfort and personal security are two Of the
non essentials to success in border life, and
need not be anticipated in region where the
only inducement to emigrate is to crafty a
lust for gold.
We are Informed by letter writers and
those who have returned from the mines that
in the immediate vicinity of the mineral re-
| gions there is fine agricultural country, and
If such is the fact, rs was the case in Cali
fornla, the cultivation Of the soil will prove
quite rs profitable for years to come, ms will
be the digging for gold-as the necessaries
of life will command high price SO long rs
the many are nom producers. Until the soil
is made to produce, all the supplies for the
mines will have to be wagoned from the Mis-
souri, river. Hence the sooner the inhabi-
tants Of Colona make draw upon old moth
err earth for rations, the more wisely will
they have planned their schemes for ultimate
success.
The proper. time to start for the mines, is
much matter of taste. We hear of persons
starting now, in the dead of wnter-takinc
-. grain along for the support of their animals.
but it is useless for those who 90 to dig gold
to start earlier than the LIST or 18th of April,
as nothing can be done in the diggings be-
fore the first or middle Of May. 1t is thought
FUxen are the best and surest animals for
teams and next to them mules. Some tax e
along a COW or two, and they will be found
quite an addition, to those who are fond Of
milk in their coffee or tea, and we doubt not
such animals will be quite as ready sale at
the mines rs any others. Those who start
from this region earlier than tho LIST of May,
may anticipate searching frosts and short
grass, besides other vexations that little
later start would obviate.
We arc far from advising any one 10 leave
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For Cbcar Postage.

The Administration proposes to raise tho
price of postage, because the Department
fails to pay it's own expenses.
We trust that the Representatives from
the West will present a bold front against
this pr reject. Government established ocean
mails, lsthmus mails, California mails by
way Of Arizona, and then burdencd the
Department with thousands of wagon loads
of documents, free of postage, and now
when the Department cannot dcfray these
enormous extra expenses, the people who
are not benefited by them are required to
pay double postage to defray these ex-
penses. -.
Cut down these extravagant expenditures
for unnecessary mail lines, restrain the en-
ormous abuse Of the franklng system; OF
else appropriate funds out of the CON-
mon treasury OF the country to make up
the deficiency caused in this way. But
whatever is done, don't let the people be
burdened with high postage these hard
times, to meet the ex penses Of splendid
foreign mail steamers, round about line
for the accommodation of Slavery tilibus-
tiers, and general system of expensive
class privilege known as the franking rri.
vilege.- Gate Cify.
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z.s5aasas-ss4as.ezs IOWa FosneS's Cst1eSe.
Action off Board on propositions 10 DO
nate lands &C, for farm, and in rs9drd 10
future propossls.
Mr.. President: Your committee appointed
to examine the several propositions for DO.
NATIONS Of land money, &C., for the use OF
the lowaState Agricultural College ana Mod
Ell Farm, having had the same under consid-
eratiop,to recommend q plan Of action to the
Board in regard to the reception OF further
nropositions and action thereon, bog leave
to report:
That the propositions offered, though re-
liable and from sources demanding consider.
alton, are not of that uniform character
which admit Of their being compared directly
with each other on their merits, and would
recommend to the board the extension OF the
time to the first day of May, A. D. 1859, and
require oil proposals to be under certain de-
finite specifications that those having al'
ready made proposals be invited to make
their proposals conform to these specifca-
tons, and that all proposals must be handed
to the Secretary Of the Board previous to
the first day Of May, A. D. 1859, and BY
him furnished to committee Of three, to be
elected by the Board the duties of which
committee shall be to examine personally SC
many Of the proposed locations rs in thei'
view may demand attention, who shall report
the result of their examination for their &C
ton of the Board ut their next meeting, or
June 9Th, A. ID. lS59-and, for carrying
out the above plan of action would recon-
mend the passage of the following resolu'
tons:
LIST. Resolved, By the Board of Trustees
of the Iowa State Agricultural College AMI
Model Farm, that in view Of the small appro'
priations made by the General Assembly
with which to commence the Agricultural
College, we deem it advisable to avail our.
selves Of the liberality of the friends of the
object, we hereby invite proposals for thu
sale or donation Of the requisite quantity oil
land and the donation of money or material
for the improvement of the same-and thai
Said PROPOSALS be received up to the LIST day
of May, A. d. 1859.
I'd. Resolved, That in making PROPOSE
tons, parties be required to send IN to thu
Secretary of the College, ut Des Moines, q
specific description of the land, accompanied
by plat of the same,: showing its topo
graphical character, together with the ex
press conditions upon which the same is Of
fercd, NIL of which shall be properly authen
ticated, and sufficient bond must accom-
pany each proposal, together with complet'
abstract of title.
G. w. +. SHERWlN, Chm.
Ordered to be published in those papers o.
the State which will do so without charge t
the Board.
WV. DAUNE WILSON, Sec'y.
Sec'y's Office of Iowa Farmers College,
Des Moincs, January 10, 1859. !
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TO W. H. BR AMPLE

TO W. H. BRAMDLE,
CIR-YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED, THAT THERE
- is DOW ne in the ONCE OF the Clerk Of the Dis
tFct Court Of Monoaa County, in the State Of Iowa.
petition Of aght Hem praying decree of the
to foreclose mortgage the SOUTHEAST quarter Of
Section twentycght Css) in Township eightyfo S4
North Of Range fortyve 40 west in Monona County
Iowa which said mortgage is dated June 22nd 1883
Franklin Foster and made to secure the payment
Of Prom ssory Note Of the date executed BY you
the Foster for the Of One Hundred Thirty
Four Dollars payable three months after date and
unless you appear and answer said petition before
the morning the second day Of the February term
the District Court Of said county be begun and held
in the town Of Onawa. the Third Monday in Februa-
ry 1859 decree will be entered accordance with the
prayer Of the petitioners.
PRANK STREET. Airy for Plaintiff.
THE STATE OF IowA.,
Monona County, SIS
having made satisfactorily to appear to me By
the AFFIDAVIT of Lewis Hem, that the Plaintiffs have
good cause Of action existing against the Defendant in
the above entitled cause, and that the Defendant
on-resdcut OF the State Of Iowa. and therefore per-
sonal service Of the original notice cannot 10 made;
and. said having been returned b, the Sheriff Of
said county "Dc found" therefore, hereby order that
the above orgnal notice be published four weeks in the
Council Bluffs EonPGreii and that copy Of the petit
ton and original notice in said cause be DEPOSITED
forthwith in II Post Once, directed to the Defendant
at his place Of residence.
c. E. WHITING.
County Judge.
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the comforts u hume suaa reasonably good
business, to 60 in search Of gold. Bat We
doubt not there are many who weuld besser
their condition materially by emigrat'ne to
the auriferoas rcgions-especially u goIe 10
abundant % We are led to believe from &C.
counts. 70 those who do 80, let Us eey,
psepase to live like christians aud not IKE
dogs. 1t may be that few years vii devei-
ope upon our western borders mighty state
equal in wealth and importance to any now
in the:confederacy. And itImay be that all
which now appears so fair and glittering may
prove humbug; and in that event those who
have wendell their way thither will find that
instead of grnspipg golden treasure they
have clutched at vision, or ut most have
noting but q "tartar.' -Sour City Eagle.