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&tlenbobne1 II. DQmpfbppte.
Daltimorf- uno Whip-Giffnbnhn.

paltimorf- nno Ohio
e l4sEE 80 Die sroBe @oute mad
WolVin9tcn Baltimpre, Ybilorelpbiu,
NewzyJprf uno $50 ton.
Die|e pprtreNlide Vabn, NIT ibreu Derbe1erteu
petlihen Gerbintunsen, tietet BEN Ne,lenoen cine
birefte 2inie mad Baltimore phuacelpbia, Stem
yrrf unp 8rltpu. Mud 1T lie lie einsise Nrute,
auf melder man Turd9anas=SiQe (1rpueb<
SifetsJ uno Ueridmarfen (Gbets) mad % a.
1blN9trn ertalteu fanu.
1rei gallagher 3iige YerlaNen @beelins, 3d.,
taalid u1p lnb 1T rirefter gsrtinrung nit alien
trsltlidet 3iisen.
Nad allen fltliden GtIcten:
grn Baltimore f1hrt mani 'csleib rbne @ufent~
bait NIT g 9nellsiscn ua9
Yblocelpbia> Nemz9)prt unb 8cltpn.
sfady Malbinston seben BON Baltimore td9liG
pisr i3i9e at.
Gabrselo une GabYsit 10 furs ME auf irsenb
elmer onberu Grute.
IS &etenee belieten ibre 8ilete ria 0tee-
ling gu serlansea> Hurdsanesfarte, une Mus=
tuntt erbdlt man III BEN @i1entabn- Bureaus tsS
Meiens.
90 Die Baltimore uat Sbip=g ilentabu
1T Neileaern AUDI GAM; t~elpneers Der NaturlhGn-
beiten tre9e1 81 emrfeblcn.
Sir 6ra@t nad pbtlaoelpbia, Newzyprf
uno 8ptpn,
mad pber Spn benz @efeu,
bat eie1. 8abn 9rpbe Gprsuse, Ia ie, ant Sbip-
fule 5u Mbeeltne, 8enmppb uro Warfersburo
auslaufene> NIT benz srpBen 9feBtperf e tpeitliderr
etlenbabnen TT oirctter gerbinb,1ng tett.
Gpn @teeline unb parferstura oebeu ieteu
1ag r%e9eimaBi9s 8ppte mad alien 5aten Der pe1>
liaen 6li1e ab.
pie Jra9tprei1e 1inb 70 billiq,
wte aut ir9cnb elmer outern &pute.
Glitter ncn trstnr eiuem Ylass Gltli6 Ycn @alti>
more beSetdne nlan n@ia 8altp. II. Sbip 81. 81"
Nuss> mas an bic Nsenten bisler 8abn cpnlls-
1llrt III, nirp raid he lpret.
6ra9t= M9enten fnb: 8. Mc8urnie, in
Ginctnnatt; g. 9smpbill II. @p.> Nipley, S.;
s. 90. yppe> MaysuiQe, 8y. S. 81. Qpemid,
Y%prtsmrutb> o.; ~. 9fsy II. g., Mipelepprt,
S.;S. 9. 3prr, @beelins, 3d.; Mplcs Vpt-
ter, Srlpn; s.. @. Yer,peil, Nem-yprf; 8.S.
0ellY> -Ybtlacelpbia; S.. Gu9lanp, Baltimore;
Ser. Softer II. Gu., Evansville, Sut. s. g.
Merebeae II. g., 2puissiQc; @om'l CALHOUN,
philadelphia ul1c 9rhn 6. Manen> parfersture.
$. Gpriy1b II. 6 o. ct. Qpuis;
vs.. Wprbpn, @eueral= 5radt= Maeut;
{. 81. Gple, General ilet< Naeut. =
%. Yrescptt Smitb>
Sransportmeiaer; G.S. GuIlsr,
General Wdeut be3 Welttn8.
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@tienbabnen II. 0ampf6ppte.
midti0 fit Ginwanaerfr uno Nri(fnoe
iibrr hif

Wi6tt0 tar C%inwanoerer un0 Rfi(fnoe
: iter his
Baltic. mnb Sbip=G tienbabn.
Na1 alIen Gbeileu res 9rpben @eltens.
@%rlparniB son 0elt> 3eit uub Gut
%1ernuu9.
Hsilsntt fSunea nad Selictcn trGblea, pelhe
Sabn lie 81 teniisru trinlden, bic iber
N~arfcrsbmro muo Marictta
pctr bic llter
Senwcpc> Wbeelin9 unc Columbus.
Dieie 9atn 1T he cinsiec, peldc Giupourerer
NIT ben % 9nellau9su %tsirrcert.
A!slsr!9en!, melde re Baltimore unb
Shte=etlenbobn y nuyeu, leseu >ie Neile
nad' @tnetnnati iii % Gtunrsn ,urit, nat 9bi-
ea9p III srsi Sasen uur nat ct. 0puis in ,tpet
Sascu.
Die Baltimore une Obip-8abn III
rle allelll9e, rsltc Ginmantsrer init ben @dueu.
Sl19t' %bs1rrrsrt. Gie gEaseu limb nit aepplherteu
S1sen our ras Nllerbequemlte eiuoeriGtet.
Secer gallagher bat 100 Yfunp 0ep1d frei.
3t1eer srn 4 bis ~ Sabren te,atIen baltet Nreis.
H1lleer ll1ter 4 Jabren iluo aau, fret.
Sas 0efad seht NIT Ben Val7aaieren u1,b
tc11ntt NIT 1bue1 III alether 3cit an Rem Ye-
1tlntrnurgscrt AT. Gin Ssper erbGlt cine He1dri~
risuns iter iein Oepad bis an ben Srt Der Ee-
thinning.
49,. Deatl6e Moentcn>
DE teoe eurppat19e Sprabe perltebeu. lnb ar, beu
Serlnseeenen Statipnen cer 8ahn eutIoua aroe-
lteut. g'nraneerer su en,ptauaen uup nit ibrem
0epad teeitsr III tefSrrern, Elm Gortbeil, BEN feline
anbere 8abn tietet.
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8ermil6te Mn3etQen.
T.. q. o.. o.

Minnefpta=9 ain, Str. L.
Dieter pain arbeitet unter Der ee1ebli9en &C.
ri4tsbarfeit bes @rpB=9ains son New=gjcr Yao
balt feline reeeln11Bieen @ibuusen jeeen Dienfas
Wbeno unt y l1br III benz Qpfale iiber Day uno
Sent's Dru9z2aeett, I'M britten Stpd, Gde Der
Drtten uub @eoar ltraBe.
ct. Yaul, Sauuar 1859.
1b52+9r @br. Trant, @etr.
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Wd6t9on Central It, Great
Observation-Disclosures
@tnter=Nr
d. :;:s:@

~ - gt==.....sS%l 1907.
@inter=2lrran9emeut.
Ncute Hcn Gtiea9o nad NtooarozGous,
Su1alr, Nrbe1tsr, SYrafuie, Glnira, Vinoban,-
fen> AIennY' AroY, Srrin9help> Wprhencr.
SHREVEPORT, 8pftpm.
unr na9 altn Niblunaen in ben Neu- guo(onn
Sn rsn Naht~ @aaapns bot man Cafes poteut-
Sulaftible.
Nad 1prcntn .ainaitpn Sacensturob,
Wpntreol,
1lno nab allen Sbeilen Ganapa's, El(ih BON
Nore. Neu= Guglanp.
A1e 3"ae %SerIalsn tl1li6 has erpbe gentra!>
Aerrt Sl ehica9p> ME fclat:
upr "rrm. Der Nen= Ycrf GrpreG (Spnu-
tag ous9enon1men)> fpmmt in Ietrpit Inn 5 l1br
81 Wt'h. Nadlllltta9S at an Der SuIpculpus
Srude pcer Vuholp UNI 4 llbr 80 Min. Nprn,..
III Mltany Inn 4 ltr 30 Mimateu Nadmittaas
tn ytetp= yprf UNI 10 l1tr 40 Mtin1ten Nodm..
III yhllaoflpbla, via glmira> Inn II llbr giad,m.
D ugr Sorn. Der Cincinnati GrpreB (Scnu-
tag ousgenomn1en) fSnnt lit Gincinl,ati UNI 10
ugr 81 Minuten NaGn1. an.
ntr 40 Minuten Nprm, Der Detroit 9(c-
eommpooticns ~3ug (Gcuntae oueoenrmmrn)
ton1n.t 5u Oetrrit UNI 10 lbr IS Minuten an.
8 ugr Nadn. Ncm Ysrf unb gpjtpu Grpre6
lSamltao are9enpnmsn) tpnmt in Detroit UNI
y ugr IS M'nuten gormittaa5 an, an Der Grabt-
erude ODER 81 buffalo Inn 9 llbr Natn1ittaas;
TT II Nltany UNI 10 llbr Gprmittase; in Nsm-
Woft I'M 4 ller 80 Dinuten Na9nlittaes; in
Srlton UNI II llbr IS Minuteu 9ladun.
ubr Na1n1. Cincinnati rno Ypuissiae Gr-
prep (!sarnltas alssenpmnen)> fSnmt in Gin~
e'nnat1 nm II lbr 80 Min,ttfu gprmittaos ant:
IN SpulsStlle nm 4 l1br NaGm.
e1n 3u9 am Sonnta9, 8 llbr Na6m.
3 ubr Nrrmittoes unb s llbr 9tadnittaas-
13u9e Serbtneen 3u pari5 NIT Ter
Sunaloz unp &ofe 5urpnzG ilenbobu
no9 SuHale unb alien Iitli9sn Yldyen.
Sbroueb Iidets inb Su baten in te1 Gilen-
babn=S lten bee 3orhens uno bes gBeltens: Su
sbtcaep TT ber Sfice Gde BON Cafe unb Oar
orrn:Strebs' benz Iremrnt- 5aule eseeniber unb
au9 I'M Depot, ant Jube Der Qofetrabe.
y.9clmeS, 0enerol=N 9ett 3u @ticaoo.
j.. Mpbius, @eneral<N gent III Bufalp.
.. 9. Spalbin9, @eneral- po0aaier-
Nsent 81 Gbieasp.
S. 6. @eprae, Gtfet > Noent
al at. 9jnu( 9p;nn
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st d d g t.. g . II / 8.

VQltnQ, SuDuQue Il. M(1nne=
1Dta DaGet 60.
81 d ii 8 t. g out 8.
%1 0iele 9tnie 1T &eiien=
Ah ben gang re lpnbers 3u e11=
zz==sa72< pfeblen uno Rauaeute lit
ret !3nnerlai|t9teit me1en por5ieli@ patrcniitren.
Die Bpte Der Datpta= 6 on1pasnie Yerla0en tag
lid ct. paul anf ibrer Npute mad ct. Qpuis
unp alien pasmildenlieeenben Ylasen; llnb su
Ga @rr0e nit Der ga @rple II. MiIpautee=8abn
in @srtinpnng>> 81 Yraris bu Sbien nit bet Mi=
mautee> uno Milfllppi.8 abn, gu Darleitb nit
Der SliupiS @entral~8abn.
Daeurd 0ebcn bic SDte nit ct. Souls unb
bent Often t1 Der l9neQiten biretten 0erbineung.
Srou9b Gtdets fit Dampfbppt unc
81 enbobn 1tnb in ber Union TidetzS flee,
an Der 2eYee in ct. poul ST baben.
s. 81. Spne8, 9efret1r.
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s obrpreiie:

BUR belpnreren &enntuibnat rue.
Ginranoerer unb 6ei1ente @pQteu 1cbr spr5ih-
ti9 ieia uub ibre 8iaetts nur bel ben o1oejfeiiteu
N9erten %faufen, nidt bon iclden 9euten, bic lid
per aopt ~tesablen la l1en, treeer @sentru liup, NOD
Gcrantmprtlidfeit iiteruebmsn.
EB Ait Sersttmiligfeit erttcilt Ter Inter
;e19usts jece M%ustunft unentselpli9.
S1rl S. Siucbraun.
Generally 9ent Der Baltimore unt Sbip-
e'1entabn, GbamestraBe, Nr. 81,
8oItimere Mr.
go Diel Balm it bic firsNe unb tiQiafe
u1o bistet mebr gprtbeile, ais iraeup cine onpere'
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II -~s @t3 0'~ Orufarbeiten
tperben IN Der Office Der uMinnel pta @taats>
3situns,* ct. carbohydrate, 8ribe ~Blod, ouf
bas @ei4madppQfe ausgtfabrt. gs pirb tsipn>
'btrs tn Grtpdbnung' eebfadt, eab mir bur9 cine
Wuetpabl .Ypn nfufn SGrifen nit jeber aubern
Druderei ,ccncurriren tSnnen* gBir %liefern:
Druid unb papier su Gerla9sbiiheru>
&on]titutionen,
Ball nnb xbeoter= &orten>
$oneert=Y programme,
@'rculare unb 0el9aftsfarteu>
Ylatate> Mnldla9e3cttel uno
@el9afts=g tiquetten>
unb ionfiee III tas Sad ein16laeenbe @eseu<
fGnbe.
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u: .n1 .l.D euti&<G nslti@e
:0otcnt> MQcntur.

Na9beu1 i'd tpdbrenb elmer Neibe Srn Sabren
in Der 1T. 81 atent<S fice" nit Musarteituns
-bee; iabrli3en &apportes betraut o~epelen, babe i'd
ben Dttnf Ser &esierun9 ~Yerla0en unb empfeble
mid n,einen Qanbsleuten fir l1nteriudunsen unb
@utad3teu uber -Meubeit unb patentabilit1t BON
6 riubuneen; ,Musferti9une Der suDtbigen 3eib<
nun9eu, Be(4reibu19en unb @e1u9e 81 @rlon9r
Jung Spr Yattnten: perlDnli9e 0ertretune BON
e.tuen ipppbl ais btanfanbeten poer be.eits ser-
t~pprfenen Yatcut= @e(u1en spr ben Examiners"
Dor bent u&cmmiii1oner IF Yatents" uno nor ben
@eri9tsbSfen. !
!3ul9riften in beuti9er pber enslii9sr @pra9e
piiuttli9 beanttuortet ; ale @el9dfte 9epi1enbaft
une raid belpget. @ebabren lit semSbnltaen
6GQen: Ill.,.
Sir 1tnter1u@uns unb @uta&ten &c.. $500.
Tur MuStert,9un9 auer gu einert YatentgeIuG
9ebpri8en ;3ti9uun9ea unb papiere unb Vertre-
tuna be9- @e}uGe6 tn alien Sultanaen Der Yateut<
9Of1ce = ----S25 ~.
4ieitnt8aa, lSie ,,a@ ginli9tnabme bes Sbi9en
nod t~ueitere MuSfunft iter meinen @el96fts-
daratter tpinlden, rnSsen fid brieaid an: rIbe
9p1. QbaS. M}alon, late Gpmmiiipner If pa<
Tents, Burlington, Sptpa; 9. 9. @atlpn, Gs1.,
Bafginetpn, PC; pter q. 9. @tpuebtpn,
esq., WaIbin9tpn: .. g." penten.
Mbbrele: ORIG. f@ribner, @iebente StraBe,
2@r. 482, @afbin9tpn, o. g..
.ona& =1ao iii ,s11>- Mf, 6. Gritner+
'@annilel RubDteb,
6erduseeber Der vMinneIpta @taats;eiturg>.
1T BON mir ern,d9tiet, 3uI1riften unb @elddfts-
auftrd9e BON @rfnoern sur 8ermittelun9 ant mid
in &uapfan9 5u nebmen, @ebubren ein3u3ieben,
in raetnen, .gtanaeu bafir ~ %quitttreu unb AMBER
S@e't'se s'rlauFef austunfta a ~ Seben.
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8erlQQS<@erfe.

~ BON Samuel 2nopt9b's wer=
Fen int gu baben:
&eben unt @prlelungen, i'm @ebiete
Der Relisipn> Ybilpirpbis unb @elei9te.
Ste NuFage 81 100
Vrieferfpiesl. Ste @nFase.. 0,75
Die 6adel. II. Sabrsan9 ........ 200
Mpnar4ie &epublit...... O>25
.Mes lisr. SfpersriHen.)
&pNutt, Der Sail Spn tusarn. OPS
BefeQunoen tperben aneenpmn.en in Der Grpe-
bition Der x,Nlin. Staatsseitung."
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-21
A Western Tract Movement.

CHICAGO, Oct 20-The Western Tract
Convention met for the second time this fore
noon. They are occupied with the discussion
OF resolutions Offered the previous day, and
which were adopted with but slight amend
ments. A resolution to the effect that the CON
ventiOn desire the devotion of slavery by
peacabe means alone, was passed unani-
mOusly.
The committee appointed to report for tract
operations presented report, which proposes
the establishment of united agency for the
obtaining of anti-slavery tracts, wherever pub
lished. The Cincinnati and Boston societies
are requeited to accept their commission for
the united agency. The report was adopted
and committee of nine chosen to carry out
their intentions, when the Convention ad-
journed
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-21
Gerritt Smith and Old Brown.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 20.--Gerritt Smiths lei
ter to Old Brown is as follows -

BALTIMORE, Oct. 20.--Gerritt Smiths let
ter to Old Brown is as follows -
"PETERBoRo, June 4, 80.
Capt John Brown-My Dear Friend Il
wrote you week ago, directing my letter to
the care of Mr.. Kearney. He replied inform
ing me that he bad forwarded it to Washing
ton, but as Mr.. Morton received last evening a
letter from Mr.. Sanborn, saying your address
would be yonr sons home, at West AndOver,
l therefore write you without delay, and direct
my letter to your son. | have done what
could thus far for KANSAS, and what L could
to keep you at your Kansas work. Losses by
endorsement and otherwise have brought
me under heavy embarrassment the last
two years, but l must nevertheless
continue to do in order to keep you
at your Kansas work. | send you here
with my draft for $500. Let me hear from
you on the receipt OF this letter. You live in
our hearts, and our prayer 10 God is that you
may have strength to continue in your Kansas
work My wife join me in affectionate regard
to you, dear John, whom we both hold in very
high esteem. ISuppose you put the Whitman
note in Mr.. Kearuye's hands. 1t will be great
shame if Mr.. Whitman does not pay it. What
a noble man is Mr. X. How liberal he is in
continuing to keep you in your Kansas work
Your friend, GERRITT SMITH" &
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-21

WASHINGTON, Oct. 20.-District Attorney
Ould and Collector Lee, have returned from
the Ferry. The former, soon after his arrival,
had a conference with the President, and the
latter long interview with the Secretary of
State. U. S. Marshal johnson Of Ohio, now
here, says one of the parties engaged with
Brown, was prominent in the Oberln rescue.
Judge Black has returned after long absence
at home.
Parties have been arrested here for uttering
counterfeit gold dollars and halves, remarka-
bly, well executed, but lighter than genuine
ones. 1t is supposed that several thousand
dollars worth have been thrown into circula-
ton. They were brought from Pennsylvania
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-21
Leland Discharged

HARTFORD, Oct. 2O.-Mr. Warren Leland
was to-day discharged by Judge Lamb at
Colchester, after a full hearing of the evil
dence. without introducing witness. The
evidence clearly discloses black mail purposes
on the part Of Jones, the defaulting cashier.
Leland was re-arrested on two counts for
obtaining notes ON the Colchester Bank and
the examination postponed six weeks. lie
gave bail in $4,000 on each count. This leaves
Jones in bad order. Leland asked if there
were any more charges if so, he was ready
to meet them
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-21
LATEST NEWS,
BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY
lAmerican Telegraph Office, Lincoln House Block.J
The Harper's Ferry Attain.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 20.-Brown has made sew.
eral answers which clearly demonstrate the
completely OF numerous persons in the North
ern, Western, and Eastern States He re.
fused to answer a question as to whether he
had had conference with Mr.. GiddingS about
his Virginia expedition, but that he had had
correspondence with families at the North on
the subject and that he had sympathisers in
the free states. Dispatches from Haggers-
town declare that Cooks wife certainly
went to Harrisburg, on Saturday, and took
boarding in the same house with old Browns
daughter-inlaw.
The Sheriff and Deputy Sheriff of Hagger-
stown followed Cook as far as Green Castle,
to-day, and the impression is that Cook has left
for ChamberSburg The impression at Hag-
gerstown is that Csok passed through last
night The Sheriff was credibly informed at
Green Castle that load of boxes passed
through there on Tuesday for Washington
city, loaded with rifles, pistols, and pixies. The
Sheriff is going in search for them in the
morning. The stage driver OF the Chambers
burg line also confirms the statement in regard
to Cooks wife.
A correspondence the Baltimore Exchange
who visited the "seat of war;" made a report
from which we take the following :
CATER the armory was stormed Capt. Brown
told the crowd not to maltreat him, that he was
dying, and that he would soon be beyond all
injury Major Russell had him conveyed into
a room of one of the Departments, and kindly
ordered all attention to be paid him. Brown
looked up, and recognizing Major Russell, said
you entered first. could have killed you,
but spared you In reply to which the Ma
Tor bowed and said, Il thank you.
Major Russell kindly admitted me to the
room where Brown was lying, and | held the
following conversation with him. asked
"What is your name-where were you born,
and how old are you 2"
My name is John Brown. l am well
known. | have been known as Old Brown of
Kansas. I'm from Litchheld County, Conn,
and have lived in divers places. Two of my
sons were killed here to-day, and Pm dying
too. | came here to liberate slaves, and was
to receive no reward. l have acted from
sense of duty, and am content to await my
fate but think the crowd have treated me
bally. I'm an old man, and yesterday l could
have killed whom | choose, but had no de-
sire 10 kill any person, and would not havo
killed man had they not tried to kill me and
my men. l could have sacked and burned the
town, but did not; have treated the persons
whom | took as hostages kindly, and l appeal
to them for the truth Of what L say. am 63
years ODD
Reporter-'When did you first conceive
this move
Brown-'While in Kansas. After my prop
erty was destroyed, one of my sons killed, and
my happiness destroyed by the slave party of
Kansas, determined to be revenged. l also
was moved i'll this matter by q hope to benefit
the negroes.
Reporter-'Where did you get all your ri.
files and the pixies which are here Who fur
nished you with them?'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-21
Vermont Legislatnra.

MONTPELIER, VI, Oct. 2O-The Legisla-
ture to-day made choice of the following state
officers Secretary of State---Benj w. Dean
of Grafton; ergeant-at-Arms-Era S.
Camp of Montpelier Auditorium. NJ Pin
gree of Weathersfeld; Superintendent of
State Prison--Hram Harlow of Windsor;
Commissioner of Insane-Dr H. I. Stevens of
St. Adams; Bank Commissioner-A. b.
Gardner of Burlington Adjutant General
II. II. Baxter of Rutland; Quartermaster
General-Geo. t. Davis of Cayendish.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-21
Mrs. vanderhllt, No. is5 snGoIk street. saw. {

Mrs. Vanderbilt. No. 1856 Suffolk street. says of
Dr. MLANE'S CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS:
Being unwell. and not knowing whether it proceeded
from arrangement of the liver merely Mysteries
persuaded TO purchase box of DIR. M'LANE'S CELE-
DRAFTED LIVER PILLS, prepared by Fleming Bros
Pittsburgh, ana before had used them ALL was entirely
relieved. am enjoying perfect health and cheer
fully recommend Dr. M'Lane's Celebrated Liver Pills
to all similarly afflicted.
New York. March %, 1852.
Purchasers will be careful to ask for DIR. NI'LANE's
CELEBRATED YERMIFUGE, manufactured by FLEM-
ING BROS. of Pittsburg, Pa. All other Vermuges in
comparison worthless. Dr. M'Lane's genuine Yerni-
fuge also his celebrated Liver Pills. be had at
all respectable drug None genuine tcithout The
signature Of FLEMING BROS
OIL d6tkw MOI
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-21
Fire.

LEAvESwoRTH, X. T., Oct. 20.-At clock
this afternoon, fire broke out in Bassford's
billiard saloon, corner of Shawnee and Main
streets, and before the flames could be arrest
ed fifteen buildings and their contents were de-
stroyed. Loss Sl24 900, about two-thirds COW
cred by insurance, in eastern offices.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-21

hgdtiibte al correcting, regaidtRg and re7aOURg all
distractions, rom ghdteCer cause, and Arrays
successful as FeSt0rdtice.
These Pills have been used by the doctors many
years both in France and in America, with unparalleled
success in every and he is urged by many thousand
ladies who have used them to make the Pills public for
the alienation OF those suffering from any Irregularities
whatever, well to prevent increase of family
where health will not permit it. Females peculiarly sit
uaed or those surprising themselves so. toned
against using these Pills while in that condition. the
proprietor assumes no responsibility after this admoni
ton although their mdncss would prevent mischief
to health; otherwise the Pills recommended. Full
and explicit directions accompany each box Price One
Dollar. Sold wholesale and retail by James Green, M
Main street. and Charles Sibcy l40 Main street. Worces-
ter. Ladies by enclosing them 81, have the Golden
Pills sent to any part of the country by return mail
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From Texas,

CHARLESTON, Oct. 20. The Courier's spe-
cial New Orleans correspondent telegraphs
that the yellow fever is increasing at Calves
ton and Houston There has been a frost in
portions of Mississippi and Texas, but the
crops have not been injured
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The Yacht Wanderer.

SAvANNAn, GA, Oct. 20.-Mr. Black, the
shipping master, was carried Off in the yacht
Wanderer but was returned in boat to the
mouth OF the harbor. He reports that the
captain of the yacht said he was going to AT
RIGA for a cargo of slaves.
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Latest from 2Harper's Ferry.
The Uncaught Insurrectionist.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 20.-It is generally con-
coded that Cook is still in the mountains on
the Virginia or Maryland side of the Potomac
The neighborhood is so closely guarded that
he can hardly escape.
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The Nl,inkatars.

HAMILTON, C. W., Oct. 2O.-In the cricket
match, to-day, between the North and South Of
England with six Canadians on each side, one
inning was played by each with the following
result :-North 81, South SO. The cricketers
leave for Roch this evening.
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ST. LOUIS, Oct 2O.--A special dispatch to
the Republican says party of men arc at ~.
Joseph from Pixies Peak, bringing $lOO,OOO
gold dust.
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Special CLOTHES,

Geo. II. Eddy, with E. s. MASON, dealer in and
tuner of Piano FOrtes. No, and Clarks Block Main
corner of Mechanic street Worcester Mass Particular
attention given TO orders received for Tuning in the city
or in any part of the country. d3m OIL
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To be EsaId not to- he Bald! that is the
question to be be decided now. "CURTISS CURE FOR
BALDNESS!' The late great and reliable remedy and
the only article which will hair bald heads
positively stop its falling Of Remember, it contains no
OIL Lead Sulpher and each Bottle pint;
and read the following late and important certificates
and say whether any man need ever he bald.
From the State Treasurer OF Rhode Island:
NEWPORT. March 30, 1859.
Since commenced using Curtis's Cure for Baldnes
hair has ceased entirely from falling out and has
been very much strengthened.
SAMUEL A. PARK TER.
PROVIDENCE. Jan. 3, 1859.
Having tried various articles stop my hair from fall
ing off, without any effect, have used two bottles
of Curtss Cure for Badness, which has completely stop
ed my hair from falling | cordially recommend ii to all
the best preparation have found.
HENRY BUTLER
For sale in Worcester by all Druggists and in Boston
by Chas. Richardson ~ Co., Geo c. Goodwin ~ Co., NJ
s. Burr Co. wccss Potter, and by all Druggists in
the omitted States and Canadas.
j. NJ CURTIS, Proprietor Providence r. l.
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The Big Eastern Gallery" The Mount vesuvius of
Gas. The 'Mastodon Artist Inc 'rowering Alps of
Photographic appreciated The Aurora b.
reals OF Cooring" The Green Mountains Art"
The 'GuStream of Science the Niagara of Genius
and the Maclstrom Of Photography The foregoing are
mere headings, mot editoriaD, given at expense with
in short time, for the especial purpose of dscoune-
nancing hq6ag adcerisng and feed pulling. Notwitll-
standing the pecudF process Cafn still remains at
the long established and renowned Gallery, lSS Main
street. where he is daily producing the finest specimens
of the Photographic Art, both from life and small Da
gurereOiYpes also the svle picture the SphereO-
graph which wins the admiration of all. diff o4