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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-21
luentIy reported as follows

who were declared elected. 1t is the old Board
entire. After the declaration of the vote, ex-
Governor Lincoln addressed the stockholders
in terms of congratulation on the encouraging
prospects of the road. He alluded to the provi-
dent management of the Directors, and the
good sense of the stockholders in sustaining
them, and felicitated them ON account of the
increasing value of their property, and the
harmony and unanimity of feeling which had
pervaded the meeting.
John NJ Hunt, of Nashua, and VIM. Green
leaf, of Worcester, were appointed Auditors,
and the meeting dissolved.
AT subsequent meeting of the Directors,
Geo. t. Rice was unanimously reelected Pres
ident, and T. w. Hammond Clerk of the Cor
poration and Of the Board of Directors
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-21

The deaths in january were 4, February 2,
March 4, April s. May 5, July 8, August 2,
September l, October 4, November 2, Deem
Der 2. Population IN 1855, 2589-averaging
one death to rs inhabitants.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-21
Bills of Mortality.
$, and Is females. There were

LEICEsTER.-The whole number of deaths
in this town, in 1858, was "a, of whom 10 were
oil / Il.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-21

The deaths in january were 8, February 4,
March A, April 3, May 6, June 2, July 4, Au-
gust 8, September g. October 2, November 4,
December 8. Population in 1856 3,286-av-
eraging one death to So inhabitants.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-21

MILLBURY.-The whole number of deaths
in this town in the year 1858, was SO, of whom
% were males, and 80 females. There were
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-21

The deaths in January were a, February 5,
March 2, April l, May l, June s. July 6, Au-
gust 8, September 4, October 5, November 6,
December 2. Population in 1866, 2,310-av-
eraging one death to 52s inhabitants.
The Oldest person, Miss Sarah Hartman, was
95 years, months, q days.
WEBsTER.-The whole number of deaths
in this town for the year 1858, was 68, of whom
SO were males, and 20 females There were
From to years old Is From From 50 to 60 years. od
From to 10 years old From 50 to 70 years old, S
From ~ to ~ years old From 10 to SO years old, 2
From 20 TO 30 old, From so to 80 years old q
From 80 to 40 years old, |
Population in 1855, 2,727-averaging one
death to 40 inhabitants.
PAxToN-Tbe whole number of deaths in
this town for the year 1858, was II, of whom
were males, and 8 females. There were
Under year old. From 40 to so Years old
From TO 10 years old | From 60 TO 10 years old
From 10 to 20 years old, From 10 10 so yeers old .
From % to 80 years old, From 80 to 80 years old,
The deaths in January were 2, March @
April 2, May /, August 1, October 1, Decem-
Der 2. Population in 1855, 792--averaging
one death to u inhabitants.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-21

UPToN.-The whole number of deaths in
this town for the year 1858, was %, of whom
10 were males, and 10 females. There were
Finder FT0M y year old From 50 years old
FROM 70 ~ years old, From 60 to 10 years old, 10
from ~ 70 ~ years old, From 10 to 50 years old,
FROM aV 70 ~ years Old, From so to 100 years old,
The deaths in February were A, March 2,
April z, May 2 July l, August 8, September
3, October 2 November l, December 3.
Population in 1855, 2036-averaging one
death to So inhabitants.
WEST BoYLsToN.-The whole number of
deaths in this town for the year 1858, was Al,
Of whom II were males, and q females.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-05-03
Attention. Maehiuists sc

5000 feet Of Leather and Gum Betting from TO IL
inches wide, also Iare leather, Cop, er Burrs and
Rivets on hand for sale, low fsrrash at Nos 50
and 50 corner OF College and Broadway.
b r. CUTTER
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-05-03
SPRING OPENING

NIE Will commence receiving our SPRING STOCK
w In day or two, (of which due notice will
siven) and as we intesd gong into the business NOR
extensively than ever, our friends and All Who hnx
for eaSh viii bear in mind that We do an exclusiv
Cash BusBess, and We Will sell goods al a very sma
advAnee IRWIN, MoCIEILAND 4 90.
feblo-tf a
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y. p. Merchants, in want Of any Of the above ar
cirs viii nnd t. their advantage give call
| can ammodate them BY the case "r dozen at low
prices as aEy other house in the City.
maF3-f a n r. Glitter
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oornweIl's Halfway Ionse, Bristol Turnpike

Testimony Of Mr. Abner Zines, Market street. abov
Sixth. corrobnrative OF the efficacy of Williams
Anti-Dyspeptic Elixir
Dr. JAMES WILLIAMS:
Pear SiT-lt gives me greRtpeasure to know thar
you again preparing your medicine for the curt
of Dyspepsia, for many of my acquainances havere
peatedIy asked me where 10 could be procured know
ing tnat had been cured by IL. As I think that .
public acknowledgement Of the great beneht have
received from the OF yonr medicine, IL not only
due Ia you, but may be usefu 10 others, now make
IT, For several years suffered from dyspepsia,
which increased Ia such extent that my health
constitution were rapidly sinking under IL. ]
compelled To- restrict myself the mast simple food
and even that ] could not digest: felt a toss oi
strength disiacnation o exercise and (as you have
u IN your ADVERTISEMENT general feeling of depres
sion and Understandable WearineSs- In the year ls2s
hearing from others high recommendation Of your
Anipyspcptc Elixir, procured and used II "a i'll the
most happy effect under its influence iaiguor and
weariness gradually passed away, Ead nv appetite
revived which could CRAFTY with inpunity. Ter
years have now elapsed ard my confidence in the Gu
rative powers OF your r liclne has OF course IN
creased, for il completely cured me- when failed
obtain relief from any other source.
Very respectfully yours,
ABNER ELMES
rhe"EiSir rs sold in bottles At 81 each or six bot
ties for 50
a'ropretor LANES WILLIAMS MD
Chem 81 and Ptlarmaceutist
No.4 South seventh street Philadelphia
9rsais nv aitpruggists sng24
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DY s. p EP ST A.
EDWARD II. RowLEY

Communication to John r. Penrose, Esq, from Nj
Franklin Eyre, Kensinrtnn.
IL is with great qualification that testify the CT
hcacy OF Wiants's An IL ysueItic Elixir. bch you
strongly recommended 10 He, ana for which
heartily thank you; il has completely restored my
health. which | cheerfully pnblicly acknowledge
with the hope that others may be similarly benefited
Truly yours
FRANKLIN EYRE
KESsuSGToN, Sept IL, 1850
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-05-03
Gents, BOYS and Youths.
Hats for Spring and Summer.

Ihave Just reeet Ell, direct from he actnries
all the dlHrrent cnlars aud sty les OF CENTS Boys and
Children s Fur, Cashmere. Merino, Wool and Straw
Hats, including
Gett's fne soft Beil Paris Hats;
." " French -
g. f" " Cable
90 L-gh0rn
WHIfS. WEftS. full
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-05-03
A C. A r. d

A J. IRWIN QOrmerly Of Irwin AccaellAnd
"a Huntsville, Ala. ) having become assoc iated
VILE as IN "ur business the sty le Of the arm viii be
IRWIN, NcCLE1LAND a co.
". A. a J. G. McCLuLASD
Nashville Feb. 10, 1889.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-05-03
Stop the Report.

Hiseur. emily rePo Ted that sell no Goods snly
a. auction when In fact, twuthirds OF our sales are
private the same as IN any other whoesaIe House is
the cliy, wth tas exception sell for short pront
for cash and short prompt paper.
febx BGAS TRABITF A IIrCTts
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a. q M H a. " /.

IN addition 10 the stock purS based Oi J. X. haEasn
Il I have FscrtN ed Iitr taisosHg;
ia, 90 feet dressed elioN Ilae Flooring;
2uo 900 " nlia A"
sOOOS :. White rinr Ceiilag;
.OOo0 ilss. ala NasitboaFds.
10 000 "a clear wblte fsne. AL thsCs uvssss;
3oo,GOO a. Poplar flaAk, Jolstald - 4llllag,
2Uo,O Cedar, srsa'gtsd-
Atso --wlHa0S sash, aHa kFamcs zad Hinss 10
match. PINE Panel isTs and fTstSs Aststts Pieces
Moulding hTss kets, luilar Pine shingles. A
fali saply aisay hana al te A-sAFl llis taEHbsF
Yard, No. III Brusa stEset-
fub3-sn 1T. GIBSON
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-05-03
$50 NeMara for Aim.

DANAwAy from the subscriber, ai Decherd re-
IL pot on the night of the 22rd 0f March last Ne
gro Man nan cd i'm, of yellow complexion about 80
years of age, feet high viii weigh ubaui 1T5 pounds
Jim rafsed by = MARSH, Esq, Dixon county ,
Tenn. There y small seaT his ieit nostr, that
he says was IT duced by blasting ok, aud a few
nu his breast caused from burns, though not partic-
ulariy RENE nbeTed by ~ y Que as "a which breast
this scar IL lie has rather q down look and an
esH!u ate expression of tho eye <hen spOk en- TO
though good counteDanre. " ith broad forehead aud
ronnd eyes Jim hat On hen he left a rea JarkeI
nf bla Cssinet and ysilog leans Pants soft Hat OF
Pnrple color. lie " black smith by trade and Was
SOLD b. =. 5. Hawkins a. W J. MaFtin-
Tie above reward viii De paid "a any one who
will deliver him a. me a5 thatauuogA. Tenn, OF 10 L.
:. Hawkins, No Is Cedar street Nashville. Tenn.
". J. MAKTiN,
Rp-1-0 Chauanos "A. Tennessee.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-05-03
GLENOAK FOR SALE.

On Saturday, June 25th, 1859,
r. WILL. be offered az pubic sale, AZ -
81. the Cart house IN Nashville, the 49,
-9-.i bcartful coautry seat kneSa 91&A
..GLENOAk.' situated about tsgn talice ffenl
the city Of Nash, lie the Hllsbora' pike. Ihe
prVmises coEit ~ sheen 81 undri ting ground
a eli encl ssa by picket fences. The improvements
CONSIST oi tNe-stsrs tenement. Hs, about
rooms together th Kitchens stables. houses, eis
terms, &C., al In g'-sd order The houses bunt
bS the ksv Charies Il tines about ave years ago aud
are tasteful. sabst btiai and cam Iitte
The property ~iil be said ODE, iwo and years
time, y al lnieresI iEua day 81 sar. lrn win be
retained, aad notss payable IN balk, a-tisfaetori
endorsed Wtll be required.
". fucssr tAe prtuIfses and Mia slew them
% any Eerssu desiring 10 purchase.
fer further particulars appll 10
Jas b. CRAlSHEAD,
Aprs-daeotd - Fublis sIaare-
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FEVER AND AGUE.

-
LEVER and Az in lis various med dihcltigns forms
Il the chief obstacle o. heafh and comfort IA the
Western States. That this - owl ignorance among
the physicians must be admitted hy those who have
earefuly watched the ogrcss 81 Intermittent fever
and TIE unAvailng efforts 10 check u By ordinary
remedies.
7hof the hillary difculties of e Hssf ran Be pre-
rented 0TroNed and Cured Is CERTAIN.
On thss paint Fhaszow sf d. iihI .sis. II Is
certain that m the manincs nj res4nrees Wheh tie
lHVtne Wis ipm hath prepared tar tie of
that remedy f.T ihe drea iul FfFFR AND ACT p
was not overlooked II chnnot bftiat h " ho causes
1. spring mp be herb whic helcsb she beast Il the
fret aud ef the held, has provided help lr this
malsdy. By Ia. WISE fsToy iiepce he has decreed
,tAi the s'siar or Esnpire' Shall move westward /:
and we may be thai the fesfni ctttis grf n
questsn Ell gusrisa. and that the means thsFe
Sssua be isi H. the Earnest AID patient SEEK
-. We therefore that IN fufnsshil the eer-
~ the eanadcacs aud eonseerution q esr common
eoaatIy.
We hereby certify that We have snbmified tbs
GTGf-nberg Fever khd Acge Remedy 10 close Ia
sp-steh end selenti. anals and have also listed
its curative ps~ers ssVesai csses Of Aeue Erd BE
Prvv-t itself eemlef ~ svcrsssfal every nstce-
u richly de.ers - The eshn irnre of Our brethren
% the N~is@I i-r,f .. .s.n. Ai,i fthe pablsc-
s4NrEt NowMesg, v n New ork.
c. ". tssDsI >, ". g.. eeoHsin
W. n SsHHf>ofoS NJ. -. Ifiins.sz-
T. J. IaANs y. u. n, MisseaiL
W. krr4Nipcx NJ o. SeN HAMPSHIRE
Jss 7 MvfT n D lndLana-
) L. IEKESeFns, n. o.. CsguFaia.
Wa. N. Akarex. ". ~, isu4sA.IA
pspoi4E fhrusghncs = snnvSsee. AIzbzmz and GeoF-
"a, and fs for ste BY essTy iTxEss - iexe ssasss
ssscr 50 ceals Es~s bssx- Ai.kA- NA1Ak>Lts
apTsu Agent g lssr@ufeeseFs %
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-05-03

sroprietor LANES WILLIAMS NJ n.
Chem 81 and Pilarmaceutist
No. South seventh street Philadelphia
9rsaishv aiti,rugrists aag24
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ANOTHER TRIUMPH


yITE have a Be uthl collection Of &C Dahlia roots
w OF the drst quality and t,e most brilliant col
ars. Fur three dollars Ne VIII furnish ouc dozrn
every oue of a diic cut coior.
GARI ENiAI TOOLS ct every kind, Tor the Use OF
lady amateurs ald pr-cteal gardeners.
500 CHOICE flOMtk sfEi :, from 10 20 cents
pallef, ali from Bhss's Nugser
PUMPS We have tust tcceived a flli assortment
af CuNlng's umps, a oi Nhioh ~v warrant, and viii
sell a sha' e loN ~ than thv ma krt pTiCe.
coat Uii--OuT lsmIs are known 10 be OF the
sim lest aud besI construed lion. and oa pure and
irve from al uiisllsNe eslor-
tLATkD ANp HRtlANl waRE--We haVea great
variety &C patterns 90 Casters Spoons, Forks, cups,
aarss aACaENuE 4 An>cinS
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KESsrScTox, Sept IL, 1850
DIR. JAMES WILLIAM

OCToAER 10, 1901
DR.. JAMES WILLIAM
near Sir:-Having suffered for a long time rron
Dyspepsia severely that was completely prnstrat
cd and having tried every means for relief without
success. was advised To- use your "AntiIyspetic
EiiNir.n IL affords me much pleasure 10 inform you
that entirely cured by use and cordially re
commend IL to all persons suffering under Dyspepsia
Very respectfully, &c,
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Aaminissrator,s Notice.

FE,ftE anaersiguef h4xhg : ebtaAaef letters = A.
4 aEnl tau g tlss tzfe ~ 1ttfBtzI kISis. a
cssset. khs Msskh 1sFs, ik3o. - tbe EsauIf Cos
~ bsskisb raaatg, tsss j. - ppfs Al faFsezs ~
may te inssetsea satd estate - cens fAFward a.
sake gsky aiseai del&s, sad sha9e kagn
eksfn4e asxnssk tks ssnsr ~ fses tkeas, daiy
kenticNtei, n itisA It's tzIae prperrstec ~ - &.
tkey ~lit be harre4 SAktH kfNG
nssr12-tn Aans'x q R1b'tKns aees1-
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TO MERCHANTS. MiIIINEiES, JOfBftS- IF"'l-fINo
CASH 8IJYFRS N AILSECTlUNSO az THECOUNTRY,
THE CASH RIEBON HOUSE,
CHAMBERS STREET, NEW YORK.
= JNO. FARRELL.
ESTABLISHED 1858.
I'VE have originated a new princple-a new era
w in the Ribbon Trade, whereby We make TINS
business PLAIN SIMPLE and STAPLE As THAT OF BROWN
WE SELL FOR CASH. WE BUY FOR CASH
We are satisfied with FER CENT PROFIT ASK no sec
nnd Price Have all goods marked III Pl-AlN
FIGURES, that man, woman and child buy alike"
and receive the same value for their money
No Il cts. I. piece; No. @a5a c.s q piece.
" Ia Is % 571s
- 2015 &" - . s71a g
No. I6 81 47Is per piece.
We OFFER FANCY RIBB " H. STYLES" :" ALI
COLORS, " '.AILQUAIITIES,' ~ AT PRICES
HEFYING COMPETITION AND,
FOR CASH ONLY
Our establishment is the centre of attraction for
RIBBONS.
"Quick Sales, ,"..Iight Profits and 'GoOd Value"
RoUCHEsl ROUCHEslI
New STYLES and Patterns az a saving of
80 PER CENT FROM CREDIT PRICES.
Examine our !. mIlcs and be convinced
BLOND I.ACES, ,QUIIIINGs, &c, &c
Our line of these Gouds always full. We Import
i. and 'EJob" them at once for per cent advance.
Marked prices on all Goods IA Pain figures I"
A SAVISG or 40 PR CENT ON THESE GOOlS fkOM
CREBIT PRICES.
Our Intention is To make the ribbon Trade staple
an regard prices domestic goods. To do this We
must sell ONE MILLION EOl.LAlS WORTH or GOODS
PER ANNCM
Ne are Union Men. 'sNo North, no south" We
soc.t the patronage uf Merchants, every section
the United states, and are the servants OF all who
tavor with thcir ride and patronage.
JNO. FAKREt l..
CASH RIBBON HOUSE,
lI6 Chambers ST.. New York,
near the HuusOn River Railroad Depot
X n wAtIFR IanIn-Im
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SHALL NorHs IN MIssrssrpPr.-The senatss Of
culation in that, Shte The bank Issues Of Other
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oSUD party q one thousand s7<atsss, incanainr
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S1erlinx, Saturday, md indulgsd In the oxhiles.
aung spoft for several hos1rs. -, @@sN ~
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Notice g hereby lvea that sealed proposals. Win
ies re.sevs4 . thie Department Until TnSsday The
4th aey Of DeoembE Instant, for the Issue Of any
PORTION o. t1e whole Of three millions Of dellsrs in
Ireeay netee IN exeknoge for he gold csia 81 tke
Hn!se9 Y Se$ss dfl9slted With the Ttsas.rer ef the
yIfsoq SeseS the TreasQrer Of the Mint et Phia-
del2hia, 0s Treasurer Of the Branch mIit ak New
e re As.,sssas Tssa1.rsrs e keston.
xssE ss nom the asosPtsnoe Of the proPoss,S under
astss sfs sis' as 6 cens's'. sfssi Dss'n
here Of 81 eposits 10 tie credit o az
Ireasurer 81 tie United states With Any Of those
o2qsse Thsg yiif Be- made payable 20 tks osdes 81
eees bidder q biddeFs - shsl agree % make suck
. tae loyest rate Of Interest," not to az
Ists ifoG de date cf fks ce.ti6csts o.
eoRou6 The propceais must stets tho rate of in
tefest y!thout condition and without reference "a
other bfdqy ind contain other frna11ona1 Tatss
thal one eouEths one Aafs or three }0urths Of one
Per oeoe1n- One Per eo11lm Of the amount oferod
70 b sxchansed must Be depositsd vith one ~ The
Cee4ry o@eers ahove specifed. Who's oorti&csts
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JONI BkoNx-It nov appears, says the New
York Jsurnal Il Commsrse, dat this notorious
character I'D ptudy awhile With Rsv Moses
Hallock, father Of the senior editor Of The Jour
nal Of Comnsree. We stated, tha other day,
that neither q the Tires eldest sons Of that
clerEyman kadt any rseolleotien Of John Brown,
which yas true: bat the youngest son, Homai
HalIsck, of Plainneld, NaSS., where Rev.
Noes LIVED ard died. writes 70 N 6 follows
under dste of Pisin1eld, Dec. 10, 1859 .ssse
Bro:GsTYour youngest brother does rsmsm-
Der John Brown, who btudied With Rev. Moss
Halloek. He was .ffoa Ohio; tall, s,dats,
digni1ed young man, frens twenty-five : 10
tusnty-1ve years Of age. Ho had been o tan
nsrs and rslipquished prosperous business fof
the purpose q intellectual ihprovement bot
with whf uftinate end in yisH I do not knpF.
He br0ught NTH him pisee Of sole 1sather
about . FOOT square, which he had himself
tanned Tor seven yesrs, to resele his boots He
had alse . pisos Of sskssp skin which he had
tanpsd, s1d q which he cut aDms stxips sbout
An eighth n inch vids, kr other st1dsnts 10
pull upon. Rethsr took one string, aad wind
ing u eroond kis Angefs said, With 9 triumphaut
turn sf The eye and mouth, ~ shall map IL
The refy msfked.s Jet kind nnmotableuess' of
TIE yonne mas fsos ON seeing faths . defeat,
f.thsR't oyn lsok. ard tie position sf The pss-
pie, snd thinSs in the sqld kitchen, n,-Dlnehot
gave ne fxsd reoolisotioA Of this littIe inci-
dent. rs4sr ~ s<s.f< "a .@ssos