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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-15
Grnrrol Nolites.

STRAYED OR STOLEN FROM
BROOKLYN saturday, NAV Oath, prav mare 10 years
old bubau hind legs crokel aud voy few hairs on her
mauc ANY prrsOl returning said Mr. Gauetts
JOHN STERILE,
OHAS. MILLER
inll 236 Butchers
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-15
ROUSE & j sBh1ININhIVdSS,
REAL ESTATE
AND
IN S U X A N @ E

No 2ll Superior Street, Marble Block, up stairs.
tebis
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-15

PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIV-
Il ED Ht the Office OF the CITY Civil Ensi1eer Of the
Cuynf gu voaud until ~ o'clock N June 10th, Is for
gradug Long street. Plans and specifications
more uarttcuur miornu iOn can tie obtained said
Engineers Office The Board Of y lmpro, ements iovito
the bm 'ion Of bids reselvlg the risht 60
oct the same By order Of the Board.
JOHN WHTrELAW
june lO.-l0td236 City 1yil Engineer.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-03-30
RHODES
PHOSPHATE OF LIME

VN.IE undersigned are Sole Agents for the sale Of
Il this article, i'll this city. They offer it to the
Planters OF the South. with confidence, Us the best
and most economical fertilizer for all crops grown
in this climate Numerous testimonials, MS to liz
value, be given from the most reliable sources
including the Agricultural Societies of South
Carolina aud Virginia, and Maryland Institute.
We append an extract from one Of numerous pri-
vate letters, to the manufacturers:
CHARLESTON, S. c., May 3, 1858.
Messrs. RuErT & RoBsoS:-Your Agents huve
informed me that Rhodes Super Phosphate is u
general faroritc and that Prof. Lccomptc, Of
Columbia, had confirmed your analysis. I met
Otis Mills, Esq, a gentleman of wealth and iunu-
ence who informed that be takes great interest
in watching tho progress Of Rhodes Super Phos-
phate of Lime, and said that from his observation
he thinks it bound TO be the fertilizer for the South
A large stock constantly on hand, all of which
has been regularly analysed and warranted.
Pamphlets sent by mail, giving the analysis,
and full directions for its use.
J. A. ANSLEY IL CO.,
Commission Merchant.
Augusta, Mar. 2a, If II
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-02
NJnrkets-Nrw YoRK. August !.

COTTON dull; sales y bales mddlng uplands at l23c
FL0UR-Receps 63O bbls sales 1000 bbls State and
Western active and 10 q zoe better unsouud $3.50 a. Al
super State $3.50 q 5lO extra State S50 @ $40; round
common to good extra Western $3.50 90 500 Southern
rmer; sales 30O bbls mixed to good $3.50 q 5,75; fancy
and extra Sc "a 1906 Canada nominal
GRAIN.-Wheat scarce, and a &c better; sales 10000
bush; old Weserd red at Soc new Southern red SIPS
"a 80 for common to air Southern White 81 35 a
1i0 Canada white 81 20 for old Corn dull anddeclin-
ing; sales 10000 BUSH mixed Yves ern Is a. 73c for in
ferior new; yellow Southern S5c round yellow, Soc
Oats dull southern and Jersey 30 q BIC; Northern and
Western, IS a 40c
PR0YiSI0NS-Beef unchanged; sales 800 bbls; total
stock 2s95O bbls country mess IS g S,l5; prime $500
q SIS; repacked Chicago 1928 a H. Pork heavy and
dull sales 500 bbs; total stock 1901 bbls Sl5S "a
1925: prime s0,75 Bacon nominal, Cut meats-sales
1913 packages Hams a Sic Shoulders o. 6lc. Lard
dull sales $50 bblsat 10y % O3c Butter quiet; Ohio u q
Ice; State IL "a zoe. Rice dull; sales 100 terces at 81 a
4fc Sugars unchanged sales 100 hhds stock 49, l6i bb
s5l6i hhds 5b435 bags 24Oo03 boxes Havana 1898 hhds
Melado; Muscovado 81 a. &c Coffee quiet; sales 100
bags; stock bags mats including 752 bags
Ro Maracaibo III a ll3c Molasses dull sales 10 hhds
stock lj9S hhds and 57j2 bbs New Orleans 80 q 43c
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-02

PoRrRAIT OF Rev. JOHN MURRAY.-Col.
Samuel SWEET, of Boston, has purchased fine
original portrait of the late Rev. John Murray
of the First Presby Church, Newbury-
port, and presented the picture to the Public
Library of that city A copy of the portrait
was made few years since by order of the
same philosophical gentleman, and presented
to the religious society of which Mr.. Murray
was pastor from 1880 to 1898. He baptized
Col. SWEET IN his infancy-hence his interest
in the preacher. The similarity of name be-
tween the Calvanistic clergyman of Newbury-
port and the pioneer preacher of distinctive
Universalsm, who was once settled in Essex
county, led to the popular appellaton of "Sal-
walton" John Murray, and Domination" John
Murray.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-02
LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY
American TELEGRAPH Office, lincoln House Blockl


ST. LOUIS, Aug 1.-The overland mail of
the 8th ult reached the city last night, and we
CLEAN some additional items OF intelligence
from the San francisco newspapers
Reports from Carson's Valley indicate the
election of Major Dodge as delegate to the
next Congress.
The loss by the fire at Weavervie on the
9th of July, is estimated at upward of
100000.
Great excitement existed in Nevada and Ell
dorado counties, in consequence of the discov-
cry Of new and extensive gold diggings on
Walkers river, east of Sierra Nevada
The 100000 pounds of coffee sent to San
Francisco by the Captain of the Messenger
Bird, had been seized in that city by the Sher-
iff on account of the owners.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-02
Indian Battle.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 1.-Advices from st. Jo-
seph to the Both state that a band of Owaha
Indians had been attacked on the Plains by a
large number of Sioux, and seventeen killed
and the same number wounded. The Owahas
took five Sioux scalps. The fight took place
on the night of 23d, about 100 miles from De-
catur, Nebraska.
Adyices from Fort Smith, Texas, state that
the Creek and Cherokee Indians are at open
hostilities in consequence of several murders
committed by the former tribe. Four hun
bred Creeks were armed and awaiting the
movements OF the Cherokees.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-02
From Mexico.

New ORLEANS Aug. 1.-The steamships
Indian and Arizona, from Brazos on the 29th
ult-, have arrived here. There had been 230
deaths from yellow fever at Regnosa. On the
ODD ult. Gen. Degollado was at Tampico, ac-
lively preparing for new campaign. Gen.
Garcia was at Matamora endeavoring to OBJ
tain additions to his force. The Juarez decree
had been most enthusiastically received. The
S5,000,000 conducta was on its way to Brioh-
vile. 1t was reported that Santa Ana was at
Caquetal but this was not believed.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-02
From Washington.

WAsHINGroN, Aug. 1.-Col Sim johnson,
one of the editors of the late Washington
Union, who several months ago was appointed
Consul to Havre, has rendered his resignation.
The office, however, is not open for competi-
ton.
So numerous have applications for situa-
tons in the Census Bureau become, that in or
der to facilitate responses, two printed forms
have been prepared, stating that no additional
clerical force will be required until next year.
Secretary Toucey has returned
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-02

DIED.
In Minneapolis Minnesota July a suddenly, George
Francis Marsh of New York city in the 2sth year of his
His remains will be removed to Hadey, his native
place, for interment.
In leicester, July 49, after distressing Illness Mr..
Gurdon Woodward, 81 years.
In West Brookiied, July U.s. very suddenly Mrs. Nab
by, wife of Noah Barnes, aged 81 years.
In Barnstabe, July ~, Mrs Phebe widow of the late
Hezeklah Gorham aged 81 years.
In New York. July Is, Samuel Haven Hamilton, son
81 COL ames Hamilton, formerly Of the Exchange
Coffee House ~ Boston, and grandson of the late Sam
In Newburyport July 70, Mr.. Charles whipple,
tive OF uxDrdge, and son OF the late Mr. Jonathan Whip
pie ~ IN early me ne was employed in the printing es
Of Isaiah Thomas Worcester and for more
than ntty years WAS BOOKSELLER in Newburyport.
In Louisville, 9th ult, George Melus manager of the
Louisville Iheater ana native of Massachusetts, aged
AZ
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-02

New HAVEN, Aug. IA murderous assault
was committed in Waterbury, at II O'Clock
Saturday night, on the person Of James Shan
non by John Riggs, recently out of the State
Prison. Shannon's intestnes protruded from
one of his many wounds, and he is not expect
ed to live. Sheriff Munger brought Riggs to
this city to-day. A large crowd in Waterbury
had threatened to lynch him.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-02
The Burned Steamer.

CHARLESTON, S. c., Aug. 1.-The fremen
succeeded in suRpressing the fire in the hold
of the steamship Huntsville after it had burn.
ed for Il hours. Her cargo consisting of 780
bales of upland cotton, 800 barrels of flour,
and 100 tierces of rice besides large quanti-
ty of peaches and water-melons, was saved.
The amount of the loss is not estimated as yet.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-02
Movements Of the President.

BEDFORD, Aug President Buchanan,
accompanied by Mrs. Secretary Thompson,
Miss Lane, Judge Bowlin, and Augustus
Schel, left this village to-day for Cumberland
Springs.
party arrived here this evening from Bedford,
stopping at the Revere House. He will leave
tomorrow morning for Washington.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-02
From the Rural Agricpltu,tst, augusta, Ne.

WHERE AND WHAT Is HAMM0NTON?
HAMMoNToN is tract of land in the interior of New
Jersey recently opened by railroad for desirable
or m & GosasS o some thrty Thousand acres,
and partly i'll Atlantic cOunty distance twenty five miles,
about the same Atlantic City the sea shore Little
Egg IIarbor River, the tributaries of which Ham,
monitor i'll various directions, is nayigable vessels to
Pleasant Mills, six miles from the foot of Hammonton
Lake The products of the sea, in the shape fish, oys-
ters NC. may be daily commanders and its vicinity to
Philadelphia gives the benefit of that great market
within the same distance of Philadelphia, north, south,
east, or west worth from three hundred dol
environs with its eight hundred thousand mouths to be
daily fed that gives such high value to all farms and
dens. There is in the world, why the lands
that may be bought in amm9nton at the comparatively
insignificant price of twenty dollars per acre, should
soon be worth as much as any other lands that are the
same distance BY railway from that city.
which, light appears is rich in the clements vege-
Corn. Rye Barley Oats Clover Herds Grass, Sweet Pc
0s P m t9 6arps Egg Plant Peaches Pears
ter and Musk Melons and indeed all the fruit and vege
ake that it is well to be- the best market for
breatstus fruit and vegetables, in the United States
The forest growth consists of hickory white oak ma
growth has been of within few years for the use Of
glass works and Is therefore now covered
the trees are yet large the standing wood may pur
The population that has removed thither within the
past year is largely from New England and numbers
trions tan,nara NJ oco,ia io ~ ~
about one hundred and fifty dwelling houses various
sizes and costs have been erected.
The tract is laid out in farm lots of 20 acres and un-
wards, and town lots of and downwards, ave-
and streets opened in direction There are
nexhaustible supplies of muck and mari the land
which very cheap and valuable fertilizers The
water peculiarly and clear be found by
digging wells from to l6 feet deep. Living springs also
abound
The climate is best in the United States the latitude
being neither too far North for cold, far South for
heat 1t is nearly that of Baltimore and the
is tempered in summer and mtigated in winter by the sea
breezes that in from the sweeping the course
he New lprs cI,.,r
recty cast of HammOnon No such thing as fever and
known there. more healthy spot cannot
be found $3.50.
The of the Camden and Atlantic Railroad run from
Vine st. Wharf, Phlapelphia twice day to and from
HammOnton, and all persons who purchase lands and
commence building in H. have free passes over the road
for three months and carried at half price for three
years afterwards.
just look at Iammonton before you resolve to remove
West 1t can do no harm, at least.
For price of farms TERMS &c, apply personally or by
letter enclosing stamp to JOHN STILES Is Street.
Boston, or to RICHARD l.. BYRNs, at Hammontoh, who
viii promptly reply to all letters.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-02
A Wool Fair.

CLEVELAND, Aug. IA wool fair will be
held here, Aug. 4th. Fine samples of Ohio,
Indiana, and Michigan wool have already been
exhibited. The public sales will commence on
the fifth of August
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-02
Kentucky Election.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Aug This city and
Jefferson County give the opposition ticket
about 100 majority. Mallory, opposition, for
Congress- has in this county 100 majority.
Returns from the interior are too meagre for
conclusion tonight
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-02
Another Balloon Excursion.

OswEGo, N. Y, Aug. 1,-Prof. Coe will
make an aerial voyage in his balloon Excelsior,
from this place, on Wednesday next, at II
A. NJ, for the Atlantic coast.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-02
Death of Hon. Richard Rush.
Attempt to Murder.

PHtLADELPHIA, Aug. Hon. Richard
Rush died at his residence in this city to-day
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-02
MARRIED.
DIED.

In this city Aug l. by Rev. Mr. Adams MIR. Jerome S..
Mather to Miss Catherine Maroony.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-02
A PRINTING OFFICE FOR $1Ol
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This wonderful invention was patented in 1856 by Mr.
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All those who have our presses with the oldashioned
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our presses may be exchanged at any time during u
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All kinds Of printing materials 1risnea 20 oruer az
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PRINTING OFFICE No / PmSTIN 2. OFFICE No,
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-02

u ERS FROM CHRONIC DISEASES GENERALLY
The ElectrOPhrcnopatc Institute Is open daily rom "
A, NJ to 7. NJ for the treatment Of Chronic Diseases
both by the application Of ELECTRICITY and the frescp
ton of original and eicacious remedies. s,,,.,..
Confirmed Invads, suffering from Female COMP
Muscular Debility Ncuraglc and Rhenasv N,s Nv ~
Kidney Complaints, and Weakness, and ~ .o
Throat and Lungs are successfully tr.aaeu ~ s
eciana who are In constant attendance ~ hvvh w
Mercantile Library Buiidne u summer s.rsst DOS
Emil narteuars may be obtained BY addressing line 10
th insitnin AZ ahoye and ladies may rest assured they
will meet only the most competent medical advisers 9f
eav 10 complain 70 ordinary physician Consultation
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-02

< Ike
THIS DELICIOUS TONIC, especially designed for the
use of the MEDICAL PROFESSION and the FAMILY pos
those intrinsic medicinal properties CIonc and
Diuretic) which belong to an OLD and PURE GIN The
business of manufacturing spurious gins and offering
them as beverages under the titles Aromatic Cor
dial "Medicated," etc, has become so common that
the public are justly suspicious nearly everything that
Is offered under similar FORMS and the trade has thus been
brought into disrepute 1t has for our house
Established in 7I8 to supply the pressing popular need
and to maugurae in the history of the trade
We trust that our established upon
eighty years of experience-abundanty vndcates our
claim to public confidence.
n B-A comparison of "Bininger's Old London Dock
Gin with Others bearing similar names will establish
It's superiority and make other CAUTION unnecessary
Put in Quart Bottles in cases of one and two dozen
each and sold throughout the world by Druggists Gro
GERS, DC.
136 Druggists and Dealers supplied with WINES and
BRANDlEs, drectr from United States bonded warehouses;
For sale In Worcester by NJ. b. GREEN & CO., and
JAMES GREEN III Main street, and all prominent drug
glsts' deop3m au2
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-02
GRAY'S HOTEL. Rocky Point

a UNA . III Eli, hOcKy IOlnt,
{1ss1sJ8 Warwick, II. This House has ample accom-
Je&siU modations for persons seeking recreaons at
a,TElI, this beautiful watering place, which
EMI passed by Parties of any size can be ac
@commodated at short notice, with every lux
ury of the season. Clam Bakes, Chowders &c, served
every day The Hotel is but five mlnues walk from the
steamboat landing The Canonicus leaves Providence
twice day W a. and p. m All letters addressed
to GEORGE f. WATERMAN, CLERK, will meet with
prompt attention c. +. GRAY, Proprietor.
Au1
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-02

ID Y 5 p f p = A,
6 ions o. me Liver, Dropsy NEURALGIA Bronchitf
Hood Roi Tendencies, Disoriered State of tn
or Mercury General Delltv and ali 55-e.sS r,,,rj,,
Ts 49, " ~ medicine, is beyond question.
thentieated and of pccuiar f,i ~ ~ wen au
ers cannot reasonably hesitate to receive be nrored
The Peruvian Syrup does not profess 30 10 -. -,
but its range is extensive because MANY
reny related, and proceeding from one case MAJ he
cured by remedy. 1850 may OS
The class of diseases for which the svrpn ro,,,o.
cure, is precisely that which has bafe tb 6
est order of medical skill. The facts are tangiJe IN
witnesses accessible and the safety and efHcac ~
the Syrup incOntrOvertable ~ u
Those who wish for opinion from disinterested
persons respecting the character of the syrup cannot fail
TO be satisfied with the following among numerous fes
onals IN the hands OF the Agents The signatures are
those OF gentlemen well known in the community Of Bos
ton. ana OF the highest respectablity.
CARD The undersigned having experienced the bene-
nclal effects OF the Peruvian syrup, do hesitate to
recommend ii to the attention of the public
from our own experience, as well from the testi
of Others whose intelligence and integrity are al
together unquestionabe, we have doubt efficacy
IN cases OF lnclplent Diseases of the
chial Passages Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Dropsy,
Neuralgia &c. Indeed its effects would be incredible bit
from the high character of those who have witnessed
them, and have volunteered their testimony we do
ours, its restorative power.
REV. JOHN PIERP0NT, THOMAS c. AMOBY,
THOMAS A. DEXTER, PETER HARVEY,
$. II. KENDALL, NJ D., JAMES c. DUNN,
SAMUEL MAY REV. Il. WHITTEM0RE,
CERTIFICATE OF DIR. HAYEsIt is well known that the
medicinal effect of ProtoNide of Iron is lost by
6fet exposure to air. and that to maintain solution of
ProtoXde of Iron, without further oxidation been
deemed impossible.
In the Peruvian syrnp this desirable point is attained
BY COMBINATION IN a WAY BEFORE UNKowN and this
solution replace all the proto-carbonates ntrates
and tartrates of the Materia Mediea;
Assayer to the State of Mass. Boston U. s. A.
Sold by y. L. CLARK & Co, Proprietors No. 5 Water
Boston,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-02
NOTICE TO WHITE MOUNTAIN

~ EXCURSIONISTS.- subscriber has made ar
engagements with all the Stages running from Littleon to
all points on the Mountain to deduct twenty-five cents
on each passenger holding his Excursion Ticket Also
twenty-five cents per day at the Crawford Profile
Houses and fly cents per day at the Pemigewassett
House, at Plymouth Board at the Eagle and Phenix
Hotels, Concord $3.50 per day 81 for supper lodging
and breakfast JOHN KENDRICK
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-02

RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.
We have put up and sold this article for over years
and CAN SAY CONFIDENCE TRUTH oft what we have
never been able to say any other medicine : NEVER
HAS 1T FAILED in a SIN Z. GLE INSTANCE, TO Eff
FECTa CURE,when timely used. Never did we know
nstanceofd dissatisfaction by used it, On the
contrary all delghtedby Fits operations and speak in
terms of highest coInmenda = ton of its magical effects
and medicinal virtues We Ispeak in this matter WHAT
WE DO KNOW, after ten years experience, and
PLEDGE OUR REPUTATION HFoR THE FULFILLMENT OF
WHAT WE HERE DECLARE. = In almost every instance
where the infant suffering frOm pain and exhaus ion,
relief Will be found in fiji -teen twenty minutes al
ter the Syrup is admins ~tered.
This valuable preparation SIS the prescription Of
the most EXPERIENCED Sand SKILFULL NURSES
in New England, and has Sbeen used with NEVER
ING SUCCESS In THUSANDS IOF CASES.
1t not only relieves the child from pain, but invip-
crates the stomach and Zbowels, corrects acdity,
and gives tone and energy : to the whole system. Ii
will almost instantly re >leve
GRIPPING IN THE BOW GELS AND WIND collie.
and overcome COMMISSIONS y which, IL speedily reme-
died, end in death. We be Veve 1t the sUREsr
REMEDY IN THE WORLD, in Eall cases of DYSENTERY
and ID IARRH &c A IN =CHILDREN, whether 1t
arises from teethng from any other cause would
say to every mother who has child suffering from
any of the foregoing com .plants-Do YOUR
PREJuDICEs NOR THE PREF LuDICEs OTHERS stand
between your suffering eschid and the relief follow
that will be SURE = yes ABSOLUTELY SURE-to
the use of this medicine, if timely used. Full drec-
tons for using will accom- pany each bottle None
genuine unless the fac-sim lie of CURTIS & PER
KINS, New York, is on the outside wrapper. Price
only 25 cents.
nfy@Sold by Druggists throughout the world Princ-
pal Office, No ID Cedar street, New York d&wly au2
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-02
TWICE THE TIME

than can obtained in the schools generally in the vi
entity Good board for both is offered at a low
rate and board in clubs low at any good school,
Aid given to students preparing for the ministry. A.
II, WASEBURN, Principal may be addressed for further
information. JOHN NELSON, Pres. of Trustees
iyl2 d3taW6t diff iv27