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An Experienced Nurse and Female Physician,
G. SYRU p.
FOR CHILDREN TEETuING.

which greatly facilitates the process OF teethng by so
tening the gums, reducing all nfammation-~i allay
ALL. PAIN and SnasInOdic action. and is
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II N S U r A N C E..
,ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY, Hartford, Capital
S20O,0O0.
HOME INSURANCE COMPANY, New York, Capital
600.
HARTFORD INSURANCE COMPANY, Hartford, Cap
ital S500000.
ATLANTIC FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY Provi-
dence Capital sl5O00O
The above named Companies continue to insure under
favorable terms. For further particulars inquire of
A. IL. BULLOCK, Agent,
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1ss!E5EFEE5Hz=ss5s77 NORWICH & WORCES.

esissz5=s=5.sY TER RAILROAD = Summer Arrau0e.
TRANS GoTSG S 0tgi2 l LEAVE WORCESTER.
u AZ dol2 a; m lWay Passenger Iran.) Connects at
cord Manchester &a at worcester junction Win trains
T0m bGSton Providence and Western road; arrives in
station at "a at 2l5 p M for New London H.
cee NV WITH a Away Iran Connects Wor
cord Manchester Lawrence, Fchburg he. at Worces-
road At o an S2ss1n trains S fS SRd
aence ana Hartford arrive in for this train Pas
from Ayn's Point viii take this train VA' W steamer
ALL V3 p: m steamboat Express Train for New York;
leaves BOSTON at 5l5 p m Connects at Worcester with
NaiRs5 rq Concord Manchester Lowell Lawrence,
Norwich Pa AE %fh at t9n from
TRAINS GOING NoRTif, LEIVE NoR s u III PM
For and i' Boso S sss"m
EithGia td Lowell Lawrence, Manchester, Concord,
p A. Sog PASSENGER Train Connecting at
Providence at 800 at Worcester Junction With
w ,i trains al W We road 1r Springfield Albany, Gc
Yer Win trains Tor Boston, Nashua Lowell, Ftchburg
AZ s45 p M. way Passenger Train) Connects at
Painied Junction with trains and from Hartford and
Providence Reaches Worcester in seasCn for the eX
press train for Boston. ~ "a
les Diff psf NJ ANDREWS, sup't
1ssss7Eaa7ss59Es WESTERN RAILROAD
ess-:5zzz=zz:5sa WLNTER ARRANGEAtENTS-M
Troy Hudson and the 1 Vest st. i00SNew York. Albany
Leave Worcester for Albany, Troy Hudson, and the
For For New York and Albany express 10 a. NJ 48O p M
roI opIlhsneu, an Express Freight Train with Dassen
| ger car attached at IL a. IN. | $500 P
ckes may be secured at the Ticket Offices TO all the
principal cities and towns in the West and Southwest
hutIoa0 CoRRecti0nS-At Albany with the New York
central Troy, and Hudson River At Chatham with the
Sew York and Harlem, and Hudson and Boston, At
State Line with the Housatonc. At Pttsfeld with the
North Adams and Stockbridge AT WestfeId with the
hampshire and Hampden. AT Springfield with the Hart
or9 ana new Haven, and Connecticut River Railroad
| Atfalmer with the New London and Amherst.
Worcester, April "a, 1859. 'i'1Ai Cup #
1aa5s57d57aaaasH PROVIDENCE & WOR-
ffss.:55z5szss.sss1 CESTER RAILROAD Fall Arranoe
| 7, 1859 - ~ ' oh NioNDAi' nov
s S trains will leave Providence Worcester at
| ~ anu l.45 a. M, and APO p
worcester for Providence and way stations at 90 and
| ll50 a. M, and 400 p. IN. ' " ~ w
Trains connect ut Worcester Junction with rro;rs q.
anu from tle western, Worcester Nashua BOSTON
ii NJ Worcester and Norwich and Worcester Railroads
ihrouHh tickets 70 all important points at the West
Gun oe ootalned at the office of the Company in Proyi
dence, at as low rates as by any other route "
| leave as follows: W iueioe' VIII
:, valley Falls for Providence at CPS 500 SER 1000
and 7.30 p. m. ~ ~ VV' sV0' "'04' o'Vo'
Providence for Valley Falls at $50 1920 $40 1O3O
$50, 800 p. M N' '' '''V' H'~"' o'oVi
Those trains in bold figures the Worcester trains
pro. S. H. TABOR Sup't,
S' -'0'' Is io''' all N.Y.
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ENoLIsn PICKLEs q SAUCES

ENGLISH PICKLES a. SAUCES.
From CROSSE BLACKWELL, LONDON,
.GY BRAY HAYES, "a CornhIll Boston. keen IN
au import to order the various pure and renowned
preparations Of Crosse Blackwell consisting of Piccn
w, Chow-Ghow, mixed and other Pickles, Walnut and
munhroom ketehnpi Durham Mustaid Reading, John
Bun, ana other Sauces. among which Is '
s9YERs suLTANA SAUCE,
anew ana delicious relish for hot and cold nah Jc
rs warm ana stimulating to the stomach good for Inc
appetite and digestion. II should be In every kitrhon
and ON every table. Sold by the Lrocers - Ss"
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SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS.
Depend upon it. mothers it will give rest to yourselve
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Tnsurante.

QUINCY MUTUAL FIRE 1NSUR-
" ANCE COMPANY of QUINCY, MASS,
Available and Cash Capital 400, 900 dollars,
CHARLES a. HowLASD Adi1ster.
Insures buildings merchandise and personal property
B..fhere is no stock department in this Company.
and the profits returned to the insured dividends
S.N HoWE1ND Agent Office in Mechanics Hall.
iel5 49, deodly
r. IFE A SIS nee
THE STATE MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE coMPA
ny, WORCESTER Incorporated in 1876
Capital and Accumulation S25O,0OO.
Hon. ISAAC DAVIS, President
CLARENDON HARRIS, Secretary.
This very successful Company, conducted upon the
large cash capital the Directors have been enabled
with deposit notes the premium being the extent Of la
blity making it of the most favorable and reliable
companies in which to effect Insurance
$4,000 only taken one risk Policies issued
go1a n Tor mia and Foreign at reduced
office OF the Company No So Main street, Worcester
MECHANICS MUTUAL FIRE IN
AVA sURANCE COMPANY.
Office No. 259 Main Street Clarks Block Worcester
Mass.
The above named Company, with available Capital
100000,
AND CASH SURPLUS !a losses being paid OF
continue to insure Dwelling Houses, Household Furni
tre Stocks of Goods and First Glass Property generally
on as favorable terms any other reliable Company in
New England
All losses will be honorably adjusted and paid.
The success of this Company has been such to
able them to pay dividend of thirty per Policy
holders in the Mechanics Class and eighty cent to
those in the Manufacturers Cason expiration of policy.
Neither class can be affected by losses in the other
Application for Insurance addressed to the President
| Secretary, will receive immediate attention.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
Henry A. Denny, Worcester, VIM. b. Fox, Jr Worcester.
blackburn. RpStpO
Eek Saunders, Saundersvie Saml L. Hodges Cherry Wy
| Alonzo White Leicester, n Bigelow Clinton.
Geo. NJ Rice Worcester, John C. Within Whitinsvlc.
| HENRY A. DENNY, President.
FARLEY HAMMOND, Treasurer. DIFF je22
HANIPDEN FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
IL of Springfield, Mass.
Cash Capital paid in Sl50,000 90
Accumulated Surplus 5000 90
WIN. B. CALHOUN, President.
Jos. G. PYNCHoN, Secretary.
VIII insure Real and Personal Property against Fire,
application VIM. S. DENNY, Agent,
At the Office of Mechanic Mutual Fire Insurance
Company, Clark's Block. Worcester.
a20 dill
SPRINGFIELD FIRE AND MARINE
~ INSURANCE COMPANY Snrinpfeld Mass
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T ,AWSONsS NERVOUS CURATIVE

,AWSON'S NERVOUS CURATIVE.
We take pleasure in calling the attention of the pub
lie TO the following certificate from George Alexander
Lewis, Esq, of the Royal Mail steamship Arabia
Royal Mail steamship Arabia, D
East Boston, Aug. %, 1859
Peter Lawson, Esq-Dcar Sir 1.-THE bottle of y0ur
Nervous Curative, which YOU so kindly sent me has
you my best thanks. ~
had been for days suffering greatly from rbeu
matism in my left leg particularly the knee so that
could not move without assistance, and when changing
my position had to have the leg lifted or set down.
mad also been unable to get any sleep several nights
when, on tuesday last you gave the bottle Of your
Nervous Curative and although the limbs were SO
sore that could not bear any pressure STILL after tho
first application, slept soundly, and the nest morning
could bear to have i (ny Lego well rubbed have cofs
tlhued TO improve since, and am happy say am now
a9ie 70 resume my duties am determined never to be
ana shall take care 20 keep family In England SUP,
Piled with also, that they may enjoy Its benefits as well
as myself win every feeling OF gratitude for Your ines
uihape discovery, believe me, faithfully yours
(Signed) GEORGE ALEX'R LEWIS
Second Officer Steamship 'Arabia
Lawsons Nervous Curative" for sale by The AGENTS
bukR \, CO. 26 fremont street, Boston, and by all
Sold In Worcester by d. SCOTT md RtrSu e. no,
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DODD'S NERVINE.-BorrLEs En-

nODD'S NERVINE.-BoTTLEs En-
- LARGED. PRICE AS BEFoRE.-The extensive sale
and universal favor which this great specific remedy has
everywhere met with the propretors in enidrg
ing the size Of bottle without increasing the price. For all
affections OF the Nervous SYSTEM coming under the gen.
eral term of
NERVOUSNESS,
D0DD'S NERVINE has equal. The Nervine allays
irritation promotes repose induces quiet and refreshing
Sleep and equazes the circulation of the Nervous Fluid
1t contains Opium other supplying drug but is al
ways and mild.
For all Nervous Afections-Debitv Spasms or Gen.
era Reslessness of Mild and Body it is upequaed 1t
is well known fact that Constipation Costveness
usually attends the OF all Nerve
of Opium Nalerian, &C. but the of Dodds Nervne,
while it aays irritation restlessness and spasmodc
ton of the Nervous System also induces uniform action
OF the Bowels and the secreve organs Both in private
meet a general demand.
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MILLBURY AND WORCESTER ON,

- NlBuS eayes No. Flaggs Block at 10 A. M and
SOW ~ M from Millbury leaves LOyell's Hotel nj RI
a. in ana l23o D. m and leaves the Post Once All N
ih' hhu r. III. du $50
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DORTER'S COALINE OIL.-This Oil.
- being made from Coal, like kerosene will burn
perfectly in the same lamps. The Propretors guarantee
that shall be equal ii not SUPERIOR to any Coal Oil
manufactured In the world and that it shall give entire
satisfaction to purchasers.
All interested will please call and samples of the
Oil burning at IL Broad Street, Boston.
j. PORTER Co
N B.-"Porter's Coaline OIL" our trademark, is Sc
cured to us by copyright. " ~
j. PORTER. l. A coutn
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JOB PRINTING
Spy Printing House,

Printers Exchange,
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90 be get.

Rooms AND POWER TO LET
~ Very desirable and pleasant rooms and steady pow
er for mechanical operations the center of popula
ton IN the city, can be obtained reasonable and
satisfactory TERMS on application at the Junction Ma
chine Shop or to the subscriber No 81 Southbridge
street; JAMES ESTABR0OK.
aulO diff
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RhOUNO & MECUEN importers and
~ Dealers in Leather and Findings No. Blackstone
street, Boston Boot and Shoe Machinery of all kinds
constantly on hand
, 1859-09-30
A MEAL ron A PETIT JURY.

The following is a true copy of an order given
by the petit jury in the case of Chas. Wren,
while celebrating on their verdict, last Friday
night We do not know that this jury was com.
posed Of very large men, but we are rather in
clned to think that they were just then blessed
with large appetites. As will be seen, liberal
provision was made for liquids, we presume with
a view Of helping their digestion.
"You will please send to the honorable Petit
Jury Of Pierce County the following rations:
One ham;
Twelve dozen of eggs;
Two lbs. Of butter;
Six loaves Of bread;
cans of oysters;
do. pears;
3 do. peaches;
Gallon Of whisky Scotch;
do. Of Lager;
(SigneD FOREMAN.
(COuntcrsigneD L. F. THOMPSON,
Foreman.
, 1859-09-30
rnoM TmE RorNnAnY coM,nssIoN.


correspondence " "'e "y'' H'u"" HeT"'"'
CAMP SEAGIr, Aug. eth, 1859.
As my letter indicates, after some experience
of life Oh Fraser River, have found my way to
the camp Of the Boundary Commission.
The Commissioners have been getting along
swimming!y, this season They seem determined
on making up for lost time, and will undoubtedly
reach Colvc or its vicinity before winter sets in.
Lieut., Park Cthe working man Of the expedtion)
and Mr.. Gardner astronomer and surveyor to
the commission, lett our camp on the lst instant
Tor okInag"n, escorted by sixteen men Of Co. T,
'th Infantry lhe party reached Capt. Archers
camp on the morning OF the thlr'eenth day alter
starting Alter soIonrn OF one day with Capt
Archer, the party again put back Tor this camp.
The object OF the tramp, l understand, was t"
select trail ior pack tram as near as possible
the 49th parallel. Lieut. Park, l believe, was
highly successful in the undertaking. and found
"an WHEREBY ua'h "a" oe put 'nrous" ,'o'"
the skag't to the slmilklmeen river IN SIX days
IL mas always been thought imPract'caole' De-
heve, 70 cross the mountains along TINS l"e; out'
nO'"''nS'anulng all the u''ncu''ieS, Lieut. rarN
mas overcome .nern' ana succeeded N nnuhs d
nis''raIe PACK 'ra Dy 'n,s snort cut .ne eSps'
u'','" VIII Ue "''e :" re"'" "V"'''e NJ 'nue"
carrier Pe''Ou 'han was e~P.e'su
Inc news Orougn' Oy 'ne iecen''y returned
party r'm Tue oA'nagan s uh'nporM"l except
tne ue'eOuUn " 'C"0 'n" sNsO. anu
Ok'nagan inulAns 'mp"ca'ea IN .ne nuruer O'
Z, miners last season. ~n''s' .rH,ee "'o"s 'no
S''iiiA,ineen N'e'' NaP'. Ar.ner oe''A'"y
, 1859-09-30

JuD0B McGowAN.-This ubiquitous individual,
We learn, was at last accounts (AugusD setting
type in the Office Of the ArisoniGn newspaper,
published at Tucson. He is also law partner
with the Hon. Pull Herbert, and divides his time
between wOrkingnt the composition case and
quoting Coke and Lltneton before Justice Of the
Peace. The report that Herbert and McGowan
had settled at Santa Rs, New Mexico, is without
foundation.
, 1859-09-30

yMpcrT oV me wSB.-when the wind
moves At the rate Of one mile an hour, Il hardly
percsptibie; At two miles IN hour, h fans rs as
the gsntle zephyr, and Il six Il becomes gentle
breeze. From ten % twenty h becomes high,
and thirty to fliiy characterize storms from light
TO hard; Atsishty miles an hour Il becomes .
hurricane, and at one hundred tornado.
, 1859-09-30
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT LRfTERs or AD-
IN ministraon upon the lae Of bOuID IATOUR late Of
Pierce County W. t. deceased, have been granted he
derslgned ~ the Probate Court ot taid County.
All persons indebted aad EItate win make Immediate
payment, and those having claims ngAnst said Estate
present them me- at my once, within year IRON The date
of th1 notice, or they win be forever barred. As9N
WILLIAM n. WOOD, Administrator.
, 1859-09-30
PUGET SOUND HERALD,
9IEII0oI, W. FRIDAY, SEPT. 20, 1859.


Far the most interesting mteuiigence We
-. 4, n. ....uoar from SIN Francisco is
y - 49,. -, - l...-.o, uon
tne aeceans 9. .h' '.'H Suo, W.
,s r-..-.,.... ...,-;..v A. ve antici.
t,noe Oo1''ll-s'ee y .oso.'SS'
pdfod, some months since, now that the eiec'
d. II, taken place in Califonia, we are
hving he ttuits growing out Of IT, ihs
lasl nail brought us accounts of Two iatai
s.,.l. ho,h originating in the excitement in
-. - N, -.
edsls p tne eleceon .1e asN' VIM p'oo.
- ,h.:. .,;.;, T. ~ ,.me !, Doli,i.
-''''' " - =
81 contelk 1900. ..sf t.,.4
We we're not preparod. however, We con.
L........ Az. Rrodsr.,
- sor moe1n8 oesueen hAe'sis, D'O'1s-, I1''-"
a nd Terry, % lead of; inasmuch as we
,....la -, - 4, ~ cs.nse leading 10 II. suE.
~ -. !. - - 80. .s.,.... -, - ,n
.S.fis. ~ IISa Il tbe other. The simple
...,- " q. ...;,,,,,, i-..r.o,;ns
eeoA =. ~. '-A P"'.O.. fs''-ee
tie character Of another certainly does not
..I..-S sao1 rsa.on Ear numbering him and
80 ~ ~ ~ ..z.a
h1 = ne extent q Az. nfocet'ck : ,oueIu
iit. He had changed his opinion Of Judge
Iasy. snd . seated in the hearing Of .. !.
..9oe. o.l1 l1..e wnelsapoa y w. ID s-',so
onto place hls BODY as Target ior tne otner
-. - ~. ~ '1.s. ~. - ~ ~
tho cause Of quarrel was OF much more
s-ur,vesed nature. . de former having ex.
s.,-.rL -..,.,... -. ,...,.,.l.. .,,,;.,J,..
y ~ Pu1,io -, - - =. ~ 'ue.ss 'A1'.
11ip1lfaIcd and attempted 70 be perpetfa-
e-1't, ~. i.,,.. s,,S nkh.r,,,;.a ia,d hare an
I, ~ 4 =,
rn.ltAolo onafacler. but y seems tne
moil expert dnaI|ist was 70 have the first
49,. = ~. ,,ic,,,, .e,ov,;r. ~ nre..r.
Y - -
I1ngpmcnt; q he failed, others were to try
fhrir k,nia. until rnoooss crowned Tie efforts
49, y NAoA - -. ooloA'ou9.
From different papers We copy the fol.
t.-,... s.,.tI. ~ az - .vent ,th;eh - ~,
-, :. Il =. ~.
l.cl-lllIIy cou1en.e - mncn g pOsslOie -
Ne |nI rrhI|.hr1 over The tirnafnres of
||'a n1.frm I'D Haves I series of letters
ITO - ~ colIr1oondence had previous to the
E|t fn1I The drti iItiler. from Terry. without
r,..''I'1r Iho language ussd. required = fetrae-
N,1 u o..n.'rs rSmifks made st he table oi
- Inis1isI|onIi nolsl. NJ. BrodeFick, IN ~
I1. 1.I111l nn|1.1 lhs nDocilit language be stated
~. T1lrT inIlcIs and ives ne following Is
- rrb1i,ncs. +. 7, +. 4 q '''
VI k1Vi h111|ahrs considered and spokcn q
lin |nIr,IlI 4 Iho only honest man on the sn-
r|'1. o.uIi Bench, b1s nov iaks NJ bach
"a 90! ls.,SIll. s. A, y s.. 4, isl.r
t4ly .a9.', ~. .ne n1oIs nay nsI q q 8 z, lne
Z ~ g ,Sc so-i ~hsb were .rs ne, nses
|..Ir1|.I-f Ia l1Ioel 5u Imri hia ctnrscfer a
.a.'.n,R.s II Dis ilE. brodsEsE sent ihs iOl'
, 1859-09-30

ExPREss FAvoRs-wslls, Fargo & Co. and
Freeman 4 Co supplied uS literally with papers
By the last steamer, ios which they have our
thanks.
, 1859-09-30
Qugtt Suuaa Shipping gist.
sTEILACOONI, w. t., Sept. 30. 1850.

Arrived.
Sept 9ihBque 0rk, Trask m San Francisco via vietora
mdse to Balch Weber.
Stnir Ranger, Hill, hn sn0homkh River.
25thsmr NOrhener, Dali I'm San Francisco via Columbia
River; U $ Mall aud pass.
26th-stmr julia Bushnell, FIN Olympia Mall freight and
pass.
27th-Bque Ork, Trask, FIN Olympia.
2sth-schr Caroena, JONES' m Olympia; -four for Fort
accom-
schr Gen Harney, GOudy, I'm down Sound.
Sailed.
Sept 25th-stmr Ranger HIl, Olympia.
Bque Ork, Trask, Olympia.
s,mr NOrherner, Da San Francisco via Olympia and vle
tOria. RI. -
2Si-stmr Julia, BUSHNELL Victoria and ntemedIa ports
In Port.
Sept 3OhBque Ork Trask loading Francisco; schr
Carolena, Jones, dlsR; sehr Gen HaFnry, Cloudy.
, 1859-09-30
NOTICE.

nR. NJ. p. BURNs TAKES PLEASURE IN INFORM
~ Ing bis friends and The citizens Of Pierce Co.,
that he WIN open ONCE IN the Post-OHee building (E A.
Lghr where In future he may be found punctuay every
Saturday Of each week. Ills charges will be noderIte and
terms cash QSlf
, 1859-09-30
CrRoUs ADvEBIsEMEST.-Th following ad.
vertisement appears in New England paper:

CURIOUS ADvEHfIsEMENr.-The following ad-
vertisement appears in New England paper:
For Sdle.-A pew in the Westinghouse Of
the first parish in Amherst The man that
owns the pew owns the right Of space just as
wide and just as long as the pew is, from the
bottom Of the Westinghouse to the top or ROOF,
and be can go as much higher rs he can get
II man win buy my pew and sic in it on Sun
days and repent and be a good man, he will go
to Heaven Il God lets him go Let man start
from the right place, lot him so right keep right,
do right, and he will 60 to Heaven at last, and
my pew is as good place to start from as any
pew in the meeting house. The Bible says: :
Have charity, love mercy, walk humbly, deal
justly, and thOu shalt be accepted" | guess
the Bible tells the truth. n
, 1859-09-30
MARRIED.

At Seattle, Sept 1bth by D. Maynard, ESQ., L. D. HIxDs'
Of the hrn Of Plummer Iinds to Miss NELLY NJ ASDREws
both Of seattle
, 1859-09-30

CoNNuBIAL BLrss.-The following advertise
ment is taken from an Ohio paper. The adver-
tiser we judge to be tinctured with the strong.
mindedness peculiar to many Of the ladies, nova.
days, in the Atlantic States. We hardly know
whether to symPathize most with Mr.. or Mrs
Smith in their domestic affections :--es GO
LosT, SrRATED OR SroLES-An individual
whom ], IN an unguarled moment Of loneliness,
was thOughtless enough to adopt as my hus.
band. agOod looking and feeble individual,
knowing enough, however, to go into the house
when il rains, unless some good looking girl Of.
fers her umbrella. Answers to the name of
John. Was last seen in company with Julia
Harris, walking his arm around her waist, upon
the plank road, looking more like fool, Il pos
sible, than ever. Anybody who will catch the
poor fellow and bring him carefully back, so that
may chastise him for running away, will be
asked TO stay to tea BY
HENRrETTA A. SMITH.
, 1859-09-30
Hadley, Nay Is, 1859.

ELECTION N CALToRSIA. The returns, so Ear
as received, indicate the success Of the Demo
cratic State ticket by mejOrities ranging from
5000 to 10000. In San Francisco, the Peoples
ticket with the exception Of School Superintend-
ent, had large majority. - ''o '
, 1859-09-30

Cons OF TEMPERANCE The nestnry Of Cood s.m,,v,.
- ~ Division No sks place every alternate FRIDAY Evening
COON Members Of other divisions good standing sTr n
NHed 70 hhehd o. p MEHKER n 4
, 1859-09-30

Disgraceful as were the revelations made in
the Sickles case Of a certain kind Of life in this
country, they have been thrown into the shade
by disgusting story just brought before the
London public. Hardly year ago Mr.. VIM.
Hervey, grandson Of the late and a nephew of
the present Marquis Of Bristol having for some
time resided in this country as an attdshe of the
English Legation at Washington, went home to
Great Britain and married there person by the
name of Fleming, notorious as woman Of
abandoned character.
A sister Of Miss Fleming, Of like reputation
with herself had previously married the Earl of
Stamford and Warrington, the most dissolute Of
sporting peers; and Miss Fleming had sustained
unquestiOnable relations with the young Lord
Ribblesda,e, Step-son Of Lord John Russell,
and lion, last year, o! the Newport and Saratoga
season. Lord Ribblesdale, on breaking off his
connections with this person, had settled upon
her an annuity Of G600 per annun,, and this
portion she brought to Mr.. VIM. Hervey.
But with her dover, whether Of dishonor or
Of shame, Mrs. Hervey seems to have been far
from satisfied. Her intimacy with Lord Rib
blesdale was renewed after the return of that
nobeman from America, and has now been made
the ground Of an action Of divorce by Mr.. Her.
vey, in which heavy damages have been awarded
against Lord Ribblesdale.
The story is not a pleasant one to think upon
nor is it by any means characteristic Of English
social life; but it proves at least that in some
respects that life can take upon itself hues as
revolving as any which our English cousins were
SO swift to find in the case Of the Washington
Tragedy" rs.
, 1859-09-30
Sl.la aSttr:tisasnllInIis.

ClAuTlON-An psFSsns are hereby cautioned against
~ Pafehasng or receiving note for $500 given By
Martin schmieg; said note not being and q due, would
o0:1m JOSRPH DlTTEnFIEID.
, 1859-09-30

PUEsEE LOwELL, Of the steiner julia, has
laid US under obligations for papers from below,
during the week. We shall not forget his polite
attentions d,ia yaogn - ass b s sa.
, 1859-09-30

A MrlnoH q NEw YoHK.-A meteor similar
% the one nsntiOnsd in this paper Of the oh
INST, q having appeared on the 22d ulL, In So.
vanish and ThurSsOn counties, visited the west.
en- part Of New York State on the llth August
u d described precisely as that here was de-
sczibed. and, on reaching the earth, was accom-
panied with . Ike report, resembling heavy
thunder.
, 1859-09-30
sTEH.ACOOM LODS

sTEILAcOOM LODGE, NO. =. 80 Z.
~ Ancient Free and Accepted MAsons holds n
" regu lar communications on the hra and third "a
saturday evenings In every month Nv
Az members Of the fraternity In eood standing M
are invited TO attend. - J. 80. RACHELDER w. NJ