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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-12-16

To speak harshly to a person of sensibil-
ity is like striking liarpsichord with your
fists.
Love is a morning stream whose men,
DRY glds the day.
If The way to heaven be narrow, it is
not long: and if the gate be straight, it
opens into endless life.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-12-16

LICE ON CATTLE.-Take white oak
bark, boil it in water-making strorc de-
cociion; wash the animals on the back and
on the sides. In twonty-four hours the
Ice will be completely tanned. Tanners
oil is also first-rate.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-12-16

Cmnpisn DAfs.- DAYS of llmitable
faith were they indeed inc ! | low glad
am To- have known iheml Not all that
we resign do we regret To have posse sed.
Very singular and very leasing to me- is
the remembrance of that simple piciy ct
childhood, of that praN or which was said
so punctualv. night and morning, knceling
by the lie 'sile. What did III nix 4 z III
mess then or metaphysics,--what image
did bring before my mind rs ] repeated
my learnt petition with scrurulous fd'liy!
Did see some venerable form bending
dawn 10 listen? Did lie cease to look AMI
listen when | had sail ilall? llalfprayer.
half I,s.o J.. how d fIiculi II is TO summon j.
back again But this ! know, that TIE
e,lsidc wh,re knelt at morning and I've
ming devotion, became sacrd TO me as an
altar. | smile as ! recall the innoc nj SUI
perst;tion that grew up in me, that the
PRAYER must be said kneeiing jUst there. II.
some cod winters night, had crept into
the bed, thinking to repeat the petition from
the warm nest itself-it would not do lit
was felt in this court of conscience to be
an insufficient; performance; there was
no sleep to be hal till had risen, and, bed
gowned a. was, knell at the accus omed
ii zee and said it all over again from the be-
ginning TO the end. To this day J never
See the little clean white bed in which
child is to sleep, but see also the figure OF
child kneeling in prayer at its side. And
|, for The moment am that child. No high
altar in the most sump,uous church in
Christendom, could prompt my knee to
bend, like that snow white coyerle', tucked
in for chld's slumber- Thoynddle.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-12-16
STATE OF vERMoNr.ln,pro

piSr OF WESTMINSTER $. at Cr,ffoD vf,bin "a
for said District, the 2ith day Of November n $50
An Instrument purporting be last viii and tesla
district deceased, and cslie thereto t.in nrsf.d =,
me oonrt oere ny Nathan HILL the therein
lor PROBATE y e osered BY sd Court. that all per
70 oe held at the ofcs Of A. in Town
20 sala aistct, on the first Wellesley Of January
tne probate Of sid iii flr which purpose further or
tst copy y the ecor q this order rubiislsi
sees successfully IN the BEttoEs FAus TtaEs urnt
"a ~ hockinshln IN this STATE, be fts50l
True copy 81 rce'rL Attest, RENt ". DEAN Ferr
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-12-16
STATE or yER,,oNr

STATE OF VERMONT. Notice is hereby riven
Bisr or WEsrNINsrss rhaf - -. - ~ y
frotte tnur for the District Of Westminster ,r tl -,
snsuinT ~ill = held a. files via the hrst Melee
1s's % erelter- March june aud septe t-r =. t H.,
~ Aost n Nh'rr- m Rockingham: the drSt weinSs
% January April Jelly and October Al the oeoe 81
~ s"'se o. sid Court. IN ToWnslend and en- tb- A..
s,sa.ss q fstrusry Nay. August: and Norrusf-r :.
ton = s-tt Noetts N brai-
lie DAY q Dr., A u lss - - s''e'' 'te
AsIsHn sroDDARp, Juar,.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-12-16

A New Article FOR TANNING.-An
Iowa paper states that some German tan.
ners are paying SIS ton for plant very
common in this country. and geaerally
known as " dog fennel.' 1t is said to be q
substitute for oak bark, and can be extens-
lively grown where that cannot be obtained
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-12-16

99,IJ .srrrpau, aas ts,o,,,, sTlloq ISd Il
~ ~ u az sloo'9s IIp 10 suplaIs6uJ uIys an, ~ =
~ oio9 pde ATOQ sql VlSuaIls sa,ts ,r -, -
n1y slilpS'uu! am sIlnpg pun uspI1u9 n.,,,,r
- I'D su!7dno0 sTH IsqlO pun slInIa1s, .
ss,9,oo 70 sassS III az gnasags - poo5 nooI ~.
49, ql 70 oNl 10 ASH sql IuOI lITsaI I,tv M L. "
s rsInssH asSl AHIu u!rA az ssltsmaI isr,,o s
Bus eql Sssa4Hsa puE sluu1duo, arp,rs, =, = ~ -'l
t-t Suo Aluo Su4El IslIr pssuatI Co.. = ~ u
s. ly'lt11 puH 9us!llgs lsom sui nm -, tssq
'lsasus a 10 $3.50 sgeIslsaut iso, an, -, - 'l
"a - pus AlsA olu u 5uIq pur sarIasI, IN, ~ @
- = iltoQ oAl 10 aaO Isaslrun Kramer, - - ~ -ns
IA Sr 1-o = 1sAll lnof II sdOIp us ulrs suta 49,
mos !, IN az slql ~ pug IItA no .rsTTis, $3.50
- - t'sssldsp sip sllIEds Inof II p,a,g,f ~ sA4o
n -go - 20 anna sE0l1sy uosI sn1Iarns -, ~
81, apvd uOiH-s sq1 j. sflloq zufru5.,,,i =, VA
. - ~ H,ia 20 'SffE7tfD 70 sgo s,,rT, -, i' gu
n igstOH Rg1 FsHeO s6Sas5ual s,,ii - ~
a1s. sa,,,S aug sAuT nok u n "a PaIns s,,,,,
-, - i.iul'lo' puEsn0gl onl la,., mn, lsl.-
E,, ~ elqHN -qlIssq lss,Ied ., fa, ~ ~ isl
1.1 'i u'' srV iinsal sI Snss \, ~ slqi %
ti - ~ - s.siS ana 10 laass pur ~, t.l sql
.,I,,-,s - % aspogstgd 20 issf1ns an. ~
y "a ~ SNlZATfNF % TOP sui fa,ra,1es -, p9s
nm, - S11sA aITssl 20 urtrs md 49, - -
su5 s le pas uolssag11d Irarrssa ari, IN -, =
.u,,, 'ateH % -ioq ~ paofa r.Ss, ,-,' i'ui
AZ ps'uFsi 1yg uasq salssu aosso, = y 81
GScE CSerc
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-12-16
- VT. VALLEY RAILROAD no.

- VT. VALLEY RAIIROAp w
- ftCR On aud Of er MONDAY Nov n. lSsg
Pas enser Trains illlrase Bellows Falls for r..t,
500 NJ and 81 P. NJ. aud returuiur ia vs Pr,,,i,
Mt 1910 and 20 p NJ
tiehoFo at 2 IS Z. NJ = '-''Ha Dfat
Tue iwo PNssenger train this route eonre, u,
tts ~ SASS and lnuecticut River EaIlro.g. q.
: pnEteid Hartford. NeW ifavcn aud Rril-,oTs f-s :,
Nes YORK On the North with thu Rutland Rnrir-,o-
"a ivan ttCeutral, Vermont Canais conrsefi~,f s,s
fssun psie Rivers Railroads forming dire 1,
VIII nhtie1sit Saratoga aud Schenectady -
and White Mountains. Burlington aud Roas,ss PSI, a.
ieushnrx Montreal n - = Vs-
Nov Il. 1853 q,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-12-16
NJ Q TT Eff 6


In presenting you with DIR EAT0Ns INFANTILE corn.
we desire TO state its superiority every nostrum
that nurse or qnack has heretofore offered Won
fr-tis the preparation Of a regular physician who Il
wen quaned from much experience In infinite connla;nts
To prescribe for them Secondy-It is entirely fre f
paegorc or opiae Of kind consequently relieves
y removing the suffering of your child instead Of deaden
ing W seneihtes IhirdlyIt is put up with great caro-
as hparlson OF 1t wi any other article for inf,nti
cpants VIII show the very which il i dist;ll
20 peng aug from the forests under direction of DR.
s, man" ny o them by his own hands. FourthIy-It Is
Feot harmless and cannot injure the most delicate H.;
IAN; = certain cure and relief in all following cas-
viz: ''' ''hei preparation.
nor ali complaints attending teethug such as aysc,,
conc, &c also, for sottnng the gums and relieving ni
NJ me bowels II is unequaed For Cold in The
~; - ,i sure felef For Group, the fatal and trv
us % ui'eases u can be relied with perfect eonfis
,i powerful anti spasmodic in all cases Of eonynI
h procuring Il Lastlyit costs so mucb moe .ihe
precautions OF the Kind. that cannot aord snrb t
as can those whose whole expenee is ,b
49, ior the same reason, connends itssf ,s ~
eole 20 an mothers In all cases the direrto
frlcc, . cents per bottle N' ioioNed
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-12-16
bih a Healing Palm ,ee Come to Greet Toy
III Never Fails
Never Fails
Ii Never Fails,

SkLDBNs MAGIC FLUID. The Great Iiri,,-. q, 4,
- thor Man OF Beast; brings relief TO the U,it a. i
the eefe aud the sh ionted One great pTrof - IN
merits ei seiarns Magic Fiud all other ipir,,. -
~ nnetse sas and this salr whh Is unsurI,s.qI r. ~,
hi-,eIy ~ me eve- l. justly areouut-d + p fo- ~ ~
that y as real merit 20 sustan it n surFi.r - - -
er external reuiesss for the injuries Of either Va, -
cal. ''' 'ne n-ost skepti-
. Ir'et and pror-d-used and roeunru,era.5 h. -. =.
,noa-snds N gu Parts Of the world: and riI, ~ =,
Druggists and Desers seiiths o. all
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-12-16

LoURS FINE SALT Of hes, quality for ,ans,,
1881 WIGlITNAN'S
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-12-16
THE ONLY PosIr,vn
I'M. 10 ] n. !: mi


FIT q FrOOI SHfc IN A. wv
WlIEN the contents ofFUNUE M,,, "orld
w safes are DESTROYED. L sArr BLAND Pam,
they invariably burnedas to en,,, ~ 80 constn
by heat being conducted tolmunicst,as gut on ali IVY
them and the inside woodIby so CO.., " heatin TIL,
casing through the door and aud the ,uctng The N|
doorway by the iron bots or other anNay ofsoap,t
aud plates forming and fas ling mate,isy nonechd
tening the iron box 10 the out iron ~ TO have
side Iron plate Of the door door q, i.n through
and joining directly on to the door aioufd
inside wood casing thus form from ths o, any eohntl
Ing of of the sn "a ~ 70
the best heat-conductng ma Keeping
taralf the outside direct as 'entsofus
~ upon the inside wood cas- heat III Al ~ pVedfn
ing aud contents the safe door as in W applied M
the safe. po'liot |
~ Ansafes, save ours are thus bunt r.
sa e. door, Examine w,
NJ. II. BIGEL0W & ANSONHAnDy M..
Proprietors 81 school street opposite civ IAN Sarna
Fu'tsher particulars in reference Ia m, oll Bcscs
sample seen, on application to smERWISO S.ss,
Agents Grafton, Vt. N BuRGE{
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-12-16

longevity OF "TuE SIGNERs." No
less than thirteen of the fifiy-six signers of
American Independence reached the age
of eighty years and upwards. wiz
Charles Carroll Of Maryland, %
William Ellcry of Rho lie Island, 93
John Adams of Massachusetts, 81
Robert Treat Paine of Massachusetts, SO
Benjamin Franklin of Massachusetts, "a
William Williams of Connecticut, 81
William FLOYD of Long Island, 81
Thomas KcKean of Pennsylvania, S3
Thomas jefferson of Virginia, SO
George Wythe of Virginia. 80
Francis Lewis of South Wales, 80
Matthew Thornton of Ireland, 80
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-12-16
American & Foreign Pateuh'

II II. EDDY Solicitor Of Patents, late Asen,.,,
~ Patent oice Washington, under the Al ssss
State street, opposite kilby ST, Boston ''"'l
After an extensive practice of upwards oftve,,
continues TO secure Patents in the United s,s,s' s1
Great Britain, France and other foreign conntris
Specifications Assignments and all Papers or b.
Patents executed in liberal terms and with dssrsa
searches made into American and Foreign wo,ts y,
mine the validity or utility of Patents or Ipys,,
legal or other advice rendered In ali matters tsa
same Copies OF the clsims Of any Patent furSss.ss
uniting one dollar. Assignments recorded Al Wa.l-
This Agency is not only the largestin New Esr,,s II
through u inventors have advantages for secu,s ~
or aseertaining the pstentabihty OF inventions No.
by, If not UNNECESSARILY superior to any tha, cas n
them elsewhere. The testimonies below eiysn 49, II
none Is MORE SUCCESSFUL AT TIE PATENT oyyer ~ n
subscribers and as SUCCESS rs rHE BEST pKoor 4, =
TA0fs or ABILITY, he would add that he has abvsa,
son TO beaeve, and can prove, that at no other ar
Kind are charges for professional services so me
immense practice of the subscribe during
has enabled him to accumulate vast collection IL -
tons and ohcial decisions relative to patents M
sides his extensive library Of legal and meehapbsi =
and full accounts of patents granted In the ughI ~
and Europe render him able, beyond question tosss
perior liabilities for obtaining patents.
All necessity of journey to Washington, To pros
patent and the usual great delay there are hsrsun
yenters.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-12-16

Being an average of eighty-six years and
two months each, and the aggregate excess
of the 'time-honorcd thirteen over four.
score, is eighty years. No deliberate as
semtly of equal magnitude was ever more
remarkable for virtue, temperance, and
longevity of its members. than the one
which declared the American colonies free
and independent.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-12-16
Gcc& GccTE

Lane Ne~ YsSt ~, DsP1STr Druggist W. s,N,
out the country. 'i'e'seie Druggists through
27-iy
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SULLIVAN RAILROAD.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
nv AND AFTER MONDAY, nov 81, 1859, TRAINS
" viii run asf lllowt;
g- uD cJ "n| n q o.
The Mprnns Train e Digit With rSs'e 81 ear eitachcd
ilneaye Aihdsof 90, A, NJ, ttLntt III with tApss
train nom Montreal aud olenhnrgi u!arsmoni at ~
md Charie 90 A. NJ, connecting ~ HcoMs Fans
with Cheshire Raroad for boston. L'Nrl md Worets
err aud with vermont Valley RBiiiond fo sPfIhea ar
living At New York, AIS 2
The Mail rrain willloave windoi at LOO Claremont ut
% ana harlustuwn az Ga Nj conncctneai Bello'
Fails With Ulsshrr Railroad for ruStVu, Worcester, &c.
50 With Vernon NAeN RAILROAD Tor Springfield &c, ar
living at New York at IL 10, L, N.
rvN CID NV '1> IN no
The Mairrln wineayc Bellows Fall atl2 90, Charles
town at "a Daremontat % NJ com Getting Wind
sor with " Central railroad Tor Montpelier darlington
Rouse Point, Montreal Ogdensburgh SC, andat White
River junction with 'assumpSie railroad tof Wells RIVER
Littieton. 81. Johushury .iiarton Ne ,
The Evening Train Freight with Passenger attached
will leave bellows Falls so, Charh stown at 20 and
Caremont at T20.P p. NJ. for Windsor. Passengers by
this train stop over night Windsor aud proceed the ext
morning ( $50 A. M to Montpelier, Rouses Point Mon
trcal. oglcnsburs, Sc.
stages connect with both trains at CharleSown for
Springfield and Perkinsye atClar,mont far Newport,
aud at Windsor for Woodstock -
EDWARD THOMPSON, sgHg't.
CharleStown N IL, Nov. Fl ,lSie. Il
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TESTIMONIALS
regard Mr.. Eddy of the most eapabs nj !
cessful practitioners with whom have had eatt
course.
CHAS MASON |
Commissioner Of Pnra
have no hesitationin assurin ginventor,tkaissy
hotemploy person more competent and trustxort /
more capable of putting their application in fsr
cure LOT them anearly and favorable eonsdsratet
Patent ONCE.
EDMUND BUKEL@
Late Commissioner Of lItrii
-, . Boston, febuary { ~
" MT X III. Eddy has made for me THIRTEEN vi
lions on all but ONE Of which patents have been r
aud that one Is Hotc pending Such unmisakable pfs
great talent and ability his part leads ne reeon
ahtnventors to apply to him TO procure their va,rs
they may De sure ofhaving the faithful attshis
slowed on their cases, an at very reasonable eAgs
JOHN TAGGlNs
From Sept IL 1857, TO June IL, 1858. the suhself
course This large practice made resees n,
tions, sIAf ZEN APPEALS, EVERY ONE OF vtihr
1-52-Iy r.. m. Fnnr
January, 1859.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-12-16

CHASE s. TRIP, Watch Makers.
BRATTLEBoRo, VT. A
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H & N D s O Mp

Fancy Ornaments, Toilet Goods Perfumery Combs Cutler
Fishing Tackle, sc, &c. At 1''e'
CHASE Trips.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-12-16

USr opened fpe lot of English and Swiss Watches M
eeyed IF IN the sod Country, p and the figures we can
and will make Low. " ~
June l. CHASE & TRIP.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-03-26

WASHINGTON, March 25.-The amendment
to the Cass treaty, which went out by the last
steamer, is expected to reach Bogota before the
adjournment of the New Grenada Congress.
Mr. Sic1les denies that he has employed an
experienced corps of photographers to report
his trial for publication in pamphlet form.
A private letter from distinguished source
in Paris states that Mons. Levassuer, French
ex-minister to Mexico, will go to Nicaragua,
nominaly in the interest of Mons. Belly, but
really as the agent of Napoleon, with reference
to securing to French citizens the right to en-
ploy Asiatics and Africans as apprentices in
the mining and agricuIturaI districts.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-03-26
Ntarkct,-Nrw yonK Narch 9s

.,
l23c f'''i
FLOUR AND GRAIN. F1our-receipts 22i9 barrels.
sales $500 bbls; State and Western 5@lOc loweE I'M
sound S425 a 5,25; Super State, S5,50@1S6O0; extra
State IS 40@675 round hoop Ohio So so @6SO conInon
10 good extra Western, $3.50 500 southern ac
1--WE sales Il 900 bbs mixed to good $50 ESQ., fancy
and extra, s6,9O@S,25; Canada super, nomnal extra
Wheat dull and drooping sales $4,000 bushels; West
ern red, winter, Sl4S; White Michigan SL65 Red Gen
esee, Sl5I Corn steady: sales $4,000 bushels; mixed
WESTERN at s9c; yellow jersey and Southern zoe
Oats dull Southern and Jersey 5O@55; Northern and
PRoyIsI0Ns-Beef steady; sales 45O barrels; country
mess sl5O@s9OOi prime s6OO@7; repacked Chicago
SSssoog3 prime mess, sl7@9 Pork lower sales 1900
SMd d@S d Bacon quiet Dressed hogs quiet 98ic
Butter quiet; Ohio i0@5c State l5g3c At W i
STEADY; sales at PSF Rice frmer sales 200 erces d
g4fc sugars steady sales 400 hhds; New Orleans las
Muscovado 62@73c. Coffee quiet and firm with no sales
Of moment Moasses stcady sales 200 bbls and 800 hhd
New Orleans 40; Muscogado 2S@30
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-03-26
DIR. wistnr's Balsam of wild Cherry.


DIR. Wistnr's Balsam of wild Cherry
Where the above preparation known it is well estab
ished infabe remedy for the of coughs colds
sore throat hoarseness bronchitis splitting of blood pain
in the breast Group whoopng cough and every form of
Pulmonary Complaint that it work of superero-
CATION to speak of its merits
Discovered by awel known physician more than TWEEN
ty years since it has by the wonderful it has effect
ed been constantly approaching in public favor until its
and reputation alike UNIVERSAL; and is it not
known and cherished by all and their name is 'egionO
who have been restored to health by its the Great
Remedy for all the diseases which processes to cure
Sir James Clarke, physician to Queen Victoria has
given it as his opinion that Consumption cured
The whole history of this medicine fully confirms the
opinion of that eminent Thousands testify and
have testified that when all other remedies had failed
this has completely cured that when the sufferer had
well nigh despared this has afforded immediate relief;
that when the physician had pronounced disease in
durable, this has removed it entirely
The virtues of this Balsam alike applicable to cure
slight cold confirmed Consumption, and its power
safe certain, speedy pleasant and eectual remedy
cannot be equaled.
SETH W. FowLE & Co., Propretors, Boston
For sale by their Agents everywhere and in Worcester
by David Scott, James Green, and by NJ b. Green Co.
ap7 dSaw
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-03-26

The Oxygcnated BItters.-For the cure of dys
pepsia Indigestion liver complaint, asthma, costve
loss of appetite foyer and heartburn water
brasil acity sea-sickness scurvy, headache,
ennu and general debility, any disease having its ORR
gin in imperfect digestion.
These Bitters, all classes of our fellow citizens ncu
ding members of Congress, lawyers physicians, clergy
men, Planters farmers and Others testify the only
safe certain and sovereign specific for the immediate
lief and permanent Of the many cruel complaints
which, in phase or other of dyspepsia, afct
race.
These Btters discovered by Dr. Geo b. Green and
in their entirely from any pre-
paraton ofmedicine. Containing alcohol mineral
POISONING noxious drugn their nature tonic,
Notwithstanding their virtues in any clme-they
"a combination and form indeed ofmedcinc which
rival in DISCRIMINATING disease restoring the
system to its pristine vgor and health Nomater of how
long standing however induced chronic in its char
actcr the disease beno matter that has baed the
skill the physician and resisted the medicine
single trial of these Bitters will satisfy the sufferer that
his disease is amenable to the proper remedy
In testimony of the many effected by this Rene
dy reference is had to the written certificates from dis
tinguished individuals known all over the land.
S. W. FowLE 1t Co., proprietors Boston
For sale by their agents everywhere and in Worcester
by David Scott James Green, and by NJ B. Green Co.
apH dSaw
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-03-26
DIED.

In this CITY, March 25 Arthur Henry youngest child Of
Charles and Eliza D. Shute, aged 10 months.
Funeral this morning at n O'Clock, from the parents
residence, High Street Court
this city March rs Daniel q. HILL Of Mrs Mary
STAPLES, aged ~ years 2 mos.
Funeral ON Monday, at 10 o'clock at their residence
attend. ~ ~ - - W =
In Fltchburg, March 49, Lorcnza NJ only daughter OF
samuel Barnes, aged 20 years mos.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-03-26

LEAvENwoRrH, X. T., March 24-Advices
from Ell Paso, New Mexico,) state that plenty
of shot gold is found on the banks of the Ark
ansas. The yield is from five to ten cents
pan. There is extensive prospecting, and the
promise is better than ever before existed in
California. 1.-THE main branches of the Ark
ansas take their rise in New Mexicol
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-03-26
LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY
CAmerican Telegraph Office, Lincoln 10 use biock'l
Roston Post Office.

WASHINGTON, March 25.-The Boston State
street delegation had an interview, to day, with
the Postmaster General, and report his entire
concurrence in Attorney General Blacks opln-
ion, that the removal OF the Boston Post Office
is illegal, and that 1t must be restored to It's
former location, after which the remonstrants
will be allowed a reasonable time to execute
bonds to save the Government from loss.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-03-26

TOLEDO, ONO, March pa fire occurred
this morning at Napoleon, Ohio, destroying all
the business part of the town, causing loss of
$4,000; partly covered by insurance.
ST. LOUIS, March 25th.-A fire at Joliet,
ILL.,, this morning, destroyed several stores, in
yolving losses of S25, 900 to $4,000.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-03-26

A PILLAR OF FIRE.-A PAIes Peak pilgrim
passed through Davenport, the other day, en-
cased in buclSskin suit, with the seat Of his
breeches painted red. He had also had a gun on
his shoulder, dog at his heels, and was fol-
lowing the railroad track Imagine a dark
night--express train in the rear with big re-
flector in front of the engine throwing light on
this subject!
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-03-26

In Lancaster, March 70, by Rev. J. L, Edwards. Mr.
Aionzo Tower Of Acton Miss Tryphena Clarke OF Con
cord; Mr., Abel G Haynes to Miss Martha A. Howard,
both of Acton
Id Fitchburg March s. by Rev. Kendall Brooks, MIR
John L. Drew Of Boston, to Miss Lovlna e. daughter of
Abram Osborn.
In Tempeton March "a, VIM. II. Head TO Lizzie G.
Manning, both Of rempletOn.
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The Great Western Railroad Accident

HAMILTON, Can, March 25.-The inquest
into the cause of the accident on the Great
Western Railroad, near Dundas, resulted in
verdict generating the Company from all
blame. Regular trains pass to-day.