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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-24
DIR. JAMES.
MEDICAL NOTICE


nR. JAMES, F0RnIERLY OF GUS;
in Cincinnati, and has established an office at 20
West Fourth hstreet, front room, up stairs, one door
Chronic merouriai, syphiIitic aud private infrmi,
ties, without mercury, hindranoe from business or
The unparalleled success which has attended DR..
James practice in New Orleans, for the last eleven
years and also in the principal cities of the United
which we're pronounced incurable by high medical
authority, and the encomiums OF the almost entire
as to pr Sjitiss h to treat disease @ ''''
The following are some of the diseases termed
private, Of which Or, James devotes his particular
Tertiary, Structure, Urethrai Discharges elect, Co.
norrhea, Nocturnal and Diurnal Emissions Diseases
q, the Back and Loins, Rheumatism, Hydrocele'
Also diseases peculiar TO females such Amenor-
Ihea Dysmen9rrhea, MetFon,,haga, Shaor9SS, hSrv,
would also call the attention especially Of those who
have privately and Improperly injured themseyes y,
body and mind, uniting them for either business
Ths following are some Of the effects produced
and limbs, Pain in the head, Dimness Of vision,
Loss Of muscular power, Palpitation ef the heart
Gons1%ption, &C. Mentally the fsarfui hs etects or
] the mind are 10 be edreaded. Loss Of memory, Con
Of Ss u EY S
ss fTs %i q y ss
oncs restSred 70 perfect Seath Let no fass deeac
prevent you, but apply at once, and save yourseye
/ from the awful and dreadful consequences OF thes
/ weakness OF the organs cured and full vigo
Remember DR.. James's Office Is 70 West Fourth
street, up stairs, front room one door below Pike
| Opera house.
be- oes dpsn from nine x. X iii i've X
4 Sunday excepted. r-l au22
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From Boston.

BosroN, August 23.-The widow of Abbot
Lawrence died last evening.
Waltham, Watertown, Reading, Belmont,
and other towns in the vicinity, were
day afternoon. The food caused consider
able damage to property.
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Workman Not = DefnuIter.

DAVENPORT, Iowa, August 23.-The report
that Samuel Workman, Postmaster at Iowa
City, is a defaalter for $4,000, is wholly un-
true. ,ub MI lra B WI a.l t-TrH
Mr.. Workman is away from the city on
private business. His accounts at the close
Of the last quarter show q balance due him.
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law TsMPoRT.


-. fHNuAIE OUUNAt
HABEAs CoRpus.--A writ Of hdbeds corpns
was sued out on behalf Of John Faran, who
was committed by the Police Judge on
charge Of stabbing The hearing of the case
was laid over by consent.
GUARDIANsHIp.--On petition, Letters. OF
guardianship were issued to Mrs. Mary Cor
coran as guardian Of the persons and estate
of Richard, Thomas, William, Elizabeth
Ellen and Margaret Gorcoran. Mrs. O. was
appointed in the place Of a former guardian,
deceased. ..'-,... .-rt
EMAkoIpAT Julia, colored woman,
aged eighteen years, and her infant child
late the slaves Of W. d. Fly, OF Memphis
were emancipated; also, mulatto, named
Jack, aged twenty-eight years, who pur-
chased his freedom from Charles Janelot.
ApnNrsrRArroE.--JOh Graham was ap-
pointed administrator upon the estate Of
Elizabeth Graham, deceased.
FIOn11r INTEREST.
Bz- Gas Stoves at CHEsTER's Tearoom.
BB- CHEsTER's Tea-rooms, east side OF Walnut,
below Fifth, up stairs.
1D-Clothes renovated and repaired, i2o W. SIXTH
~ Clothing renovated and repaired, 80 X. Third
sg-cARPENIrR's cheap Pictures, 20 Fifth-street'
p9- Good Pictures in cases for IS cents at APPLE
oArE's Mammoth Gallery, Fifth and Main. aul-t
pg- A. A. EYsrER, Clocks, Watches and JOwslry'
Nos. s4s and 27l Western-row.
Bg- Pictures for ton cents at JoHSsoS's Gallery
Ninth and Main
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NO. rs WEST FOURFH-SF., ili
New Work by Marion Harland.


x,,,,,re,e,
NEMESIS. a novel. by Marion Harland,
author OF Alone" Hidden Path" "Moss Side"
&c. One vol. Emo Price VI 25.
Ihh HDoN IDOh' one Voi7 lzmo- $l.
REPORT OF THE LENNON SLAVE
CASE. Containing Points and Arguments Of
p Counsel on both sides, and Opinions of all the
- ~ ''O'' P'p''' w.
JACK HOPETON; Or, The Adventures Of q
Georgian. BY VIM. W. Turner, OF Putnam County,
Georgia. One vol. l2mo. Price 81,
LIFE oF WILLIAM I. PoRTER. By
Francis briniey' win Portrait One voiums
zmo' si'
THE oJrEENS OF SOCTETY -R;ooronl,;oy
s.r.S paoss.. 0f :, MaT,horons1
land Iodv Mary Wortlev Montaeu, C,ooreian,.
Duchess of DeyOnshtre; Lettia Elizabeth Lan-
don u. T. L'); Madame DO seyigne; sidney
Lady morgan Jane Duohess o. sordoni msdsms
Kecamier Lazy herfeyi madame DE staei; MRS.
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From milwaukee.

MILWAUKEE, WIS, August 2s.The jury in
the case of R. B. Lynch, late City Clerk,
charged with forgery, broughtin verdict OF
guilty yesterday afternoon.
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NEW York, August 23.-The destination
of the frigste Susquehanna is changed from
the Mediterranean to the Gulf of Mexico,
supposed to be after Gen. Walker.
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Heavy RoBBERY AT THE LITTLE MIAMI
RAILWAY DRPoT.-A man named M. Herr
entered one of the sleeping-cars ON the II P.
M. train, night before last, threw his valise on
aseat, and vent out on the platform. On re-
turning in a few moments he discovered that
it had been stolen, with its contents, con-
sisting of 5000 in gold dust, some valuable
papers, and sundry articles Of clothing, the
whole amounting to nearly $1,000. '.
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THANKs.-Gen. J. W. s. Browne has our
thanks for a Memphis paper twenty-eight
hours and fifty minutes from that city.
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R0Q Sss 3 Al I.s.s. & II: 4
Nv lzohibs, rlil b sens 70 any AZ N psEsons. Or
.s::'ii's''' Asai''s b. hkaa dilsEssit SRia 7
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Probate Judge.

n8- ALEX, PADDACK IS A CAyDI-
DATE for PROBATE JUDGE, subject - the decis.
ion OF the Democratic Convention. aul2-u
BW GEORGE II. HILTON IS A gAtNnIhi:: AN lnIi:
DATE for recollection to the ofiice OF PRObhTE
JUDGE, subject 20 the decision Of the approaching
Democratic Convention, aull-tt
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FALL ELECTION.
Court of Common Pleas.

s8-ALEX. ID. HUSTON IS A. CANDh..
DATE for the Office Of CLERK Oy THE C0URT
OF COMMON PLEAS, subject to the decision OF
the Democratic Convention. hul4-t
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-24

THE BANK or SAVINGS. III WEST
money deposited 10 accordance with its printed
reguiations. makes collections, and buys and sella
sG.ss aSssas. sssnAAs' 'aa ' xEEx Van nAMM.
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dr. 600 $1,000. %, 900, $4,000, $4,000,
~ 81 200, 81 BOO, $500. Mortgages f9r these
In this city aud Immediate Vicinity, having from
ono TO three years to rum will be sold At ed-
SAMUEL A, SARGENT,
f'IHf Apollo Budings,
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date for the office Of Prosecuting Attorney for Ham
iiton County subject to the decision of the Demo
cratic Convention. aul5-tt
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Prosecuting Attorney.

candidate iST the oiiice q YPTk6sEoUTING ATToR:
EEY Of Hamilton County, subject to the choice OF
the Democratic Convention. aul9-t sepf
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There might have been some excuse for
the world then, for in the lack of daily news
papers, and of all the modern improvements
for communicating intelligence, Noah's
warning could have reached but minute
portion Of the earth, althoagh all went
under, all the same but there is no such
excuse for the South now, since the warn
ing is published in the Gazette, and especially
since we have-to use metropolitan phrase
"given ii the benefit of our circulation"
The Gazette puts in slight proviso, in its
solution'--"If cotton be a necessity for civ
ilization.p IfH Why, what are we to do ?
What article can supply its place? Are we
to 60 back to fg-leaf aprons, as Mother Eve
did when she plucked the wrong fruit ?
Then how shall we protect ourselves from
that which General Scott was so careful to
fortify against?--a FIRE in the rear. Or are
we 10 ciothe ourselves in "coats of skins
suchss we are told in the same history ''the
Lord God made for Adam and Ever Surely
that would, not be civilization, now. Then,
there Is the lack in female development
which Solomon, in the Centicles so feelingly
lsmented and sought to remedy, in the 'little
sister, al Of which difficulty and anxiety
of mind Is now removed by cotton. > Will
the Gazette say that this Is not necessity Of
eivilizaiion2 WIN il set up It's opinion
sgainst Solomon's wisdem and experienced
The only weak spot which we can dis
cover = he Gazette solution ? ia the state
49,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

INVENTION MARION CONTI-
y NENTALSl-You are here ..6D
By ordered e assemble lyA St X,%G X9ur 4, Arm; m A
O'clock for street drill. BY order of EpI|t
GEO. b. WHITC0M, Captain.
J. X. BATCHELDER, o. B. au24-a"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-08-14

ABRAHAM LINCoLN's SPEEcH-Mr. Lin
coin, our candidate for the presidency, was
literally taken captive by the republican
hordes assembled at his place of residence,
Springfield the other day, and nothing short
of a speech would pay his ransom. He made
a few graceful remarks, Of which Il single par
agraph only may be said to posses special sig.
nifcance. Speaking of the enthusiastic recep-
ton paid to him, he said -
at is Il testimony which four years hence
YOU will pay to the next man who is the rep
resentative of the truth on the questions which
now agtate the public mind. 1t is an evidence
that YOU will fl hit for this cause then, as you
now fight for it, and even stronger than you
now fight, though may be dead and gone"
This may be construed into disposition to
decline q re. nomination to the presidency four
years hence. Ii so, we are glad it was not
made more specific or unequivocal, Pledges
OF such a character never do any good, so
small is the number who put faith in them,
and il made in ever so good faith, must, after
all, be subject to the public exigencies. We
do not believe the country will be content to
let Mr.. Lincoln off with less than two terms, II
they get the use of him for one. Ills ,peech
will DO found in another column.
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The Douglas Democracy of Yentuekv.

LOUISVILLE, Aug. 1.-THE democratic
state convention nominated Archy Dixon and
J, {. Mason for electors at large and Il full
Douglas electoral ticket. Resolutions repudi-
atlng coalition were passed with immense APP
plause- There were 700 delegates present
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Rodv Identi6ed

CONCORD, N. H., Aug. 12.-The body found
below Garvin's Falls, on Saturday afternoon
has been fully identified as that of Isaac H.
Russell. He disappeared rather mysteriousIy
on Friday morning, Aug. Sd, but it was sup
posed by his employer and intimate friends,
from some rumors afoat, that he was in trouble,
and had absconded, consequently no alarm was
given. The coroner's jury have not rendered
a verdict yet He was about forty years old
and leaves a wife and four children.
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HALIFAX, Aug. 1l.-Steamship Damascus,
from Liverpool 30th ult., via the port for New
York, arrived this morning. Steamer Cana.
da, which got ashore on leaving here for Liv.
erpool, has since got afoat and will sail to-
night at 8 o'clock. She has not received much
3uClury-.
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Itenls.

NEW BEDFORD, Aug. 13.-The New York
yacht squadron will leave Newport tomorrow
morning for the harbor where grand regatta
will take place on Wednesday
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LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY
The Kentucky Electinn

LOUISVILLE, Ang. 12.-Eighty.four couu-
ties give Coombs a majority over McCarty Of
25,8tl 1855 over all.
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Progress of the Prince of Wales.

CHARLorTErowN, Aug. 13.-The Prince of
wales and suite embarked at one o'clock on
Saturday for Gaspee. Statutes were fired from
the forts, and the shipping saluted and manned
their yards
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Great Fire at Mohila.

MOBILE, Aug. IA number of buildings
were burnt at recent fire near the railroad
depot Loss $4,000.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-08-14
Missouri Election,

ST Louis, Aug. II Henderson (democratl
has been defeated for congress in the second
district by 249 votes. C. jackson leads Orr
$3.50 votes
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-08-14

In this city, Aug H. by Rev NJ Richardson David Dixon
o. Baskerville Conn, t. Teresa Check; 18th Henry
Farar Of Princeton to Mary Partridge of this city.
In Paris, july a. Clarence }, second son Of George
Prentice of Louisville. Ky, Mademoselle Amilia
ond daughter of Henri De Fakenstein Of Strasbourg
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-08-14

Gustayus A. RatZ, secretary of the New
York liquor dealers association, was drowned
while bathing with his family of Nevasink
Highlands, on Sunday last. Gardner, young
lad, while bathing near the same party, was
carried beyond his depth by the powerful un-
dercurrent, aud was drowned at the same time.
The hot wave appears to have extended
over large extent Of country. The Their
mometer in Cincinnati has ranged from 81 to
102 i'll the shade, and in Kansas the remarka-
BILE statement appears that the mercury has
stood from day to day at lib, and at one time
actually rose to 125 in the shade. Yet there
was but one case Of sun stroke, and that was
not fatal
The president and his party, consisting of
his nece. Miss Lane, Mrs. Cobb, secretary
Toucey, and number ofdistinguished follow
ers, visited the Great Eastern one day last
week They had slight repast after inspect
ing the appointments of the steamer, at which
the old public tuuctionary toasted the queen as
''the iustrious sovereign and the estmabe
LADY," which was drank with all the honors.
Three hundred thousand acres OF land on
Hawaii. one-twefth of the whole area of the
Kingdom, was sold recently for $500. 1t con-
tains hat dozen good sized volcanoes, four
or five large sheep farms, and al immense
quantity of pull in the rough. The purchaser
was C. C. Harris, who has been dubbed, since
the auction sale, the duke of Kahuku, which
is the name of the land in question.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-08-14

Col e. X. Smart, Douglas candidate for
governor Of Maine has been playing for the
vote OF the Spirituaists. There was an ex-
curson of the Spirituaists down the Portland
harbor, on Tuesday, and during the speaking,
George w Brown editor of the Spirit Guar
dian, made a speech for Smart and attempted
to put through some resolutions commenting
him. The resolutions was postponed amid
much Indignation.
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DIED.

In Marlboro Aug 6, typhoid fever George A. son of
DR. G Marsh, yrs mos
In SouthOor0, Aug I, Jonathan Walker, 66
In Berlin, July "a. b Franklin Goddard "a
IN Birmingham July 26, Abner Have, the oldest cit
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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSA.

COMMONWEALTH OF MASSA-
~ CHUSETT- Worcester. S. Court of insolvency
In of T.. c. & S. IL. BURBANK, Insoivent Debt
ors The undersigned hereby gives notice of his ap-
pOntment Assignee of the estate Off e. IL H. Bur
bank The second meeting of the creditors of the said
nsolvent debtors will be holden at the Court of lnsol
yency in Worcester in said County of Worcester on the
twenty eighth day OF August, nine clock in the fore
which meeting the creditors may be present and
prove their claims. S. A. CARLTON Assignee.
Aug. T. 1860. DIT aull
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Charles A. Washburne, editor of the San
Francisco Times, aud brother OF the famous
congressional trinity, has just been nominated
as presidential elector on the Douglas ticket.
The other three brothers for there are seven
of them in all-are men Of marked ability and
will very probably reach congress in time.
MIR. Washburne, the father is hale and
hearty gentleman, now rs years of age.
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CHARLES NJ. RUGGLEs,
MINERAL SPRINGS, COLD BROOK,
ONE GALLUN OF WATbK CONIAINS
Solid Matter, GA gr's
Crenic Acid, l.6
Darn vi !.

GerOXlde IRON 20
Salts OF Lime and Chloride of Sodium, 2.S
The analysis of waters from the several springs
marked Offence in their various mineral preparations
Of those recently discovered presenting consider
able quantities Of sulphur, sulphureouS deposits The
temperature of these springs varies from "A to So de-
greeS Fahrenheit. Specific gravity accords very nearly
with other waters of similar import in various
of the country.
The medicinal value of these waters consist in their
chalybeae properties containing less of the
rous solutions OF salts of iron and other earthly salts
combination, which combinations, in comparison with
otherwaters OF like character in Country are reco
nzed by medical men as OF great value in the treatment
of many diseases.
These issue from the base OF extensive range
Of gravelly hills containing in many localities abundant
deposits of metallic The of iron have been
tanned for long period from this range for manufacturing
purposes and OF superior quality.
Cold Brook, from which the village receives its NAME
Is tributary of Ware river. The village is situated on
the road leading from Worcester 10 Barre, and is
sibe by stages passing twice daily each way The viii
lage is surrounded with prosperous and energetic agr
cultural and mechanical community. Good roads
tensve ponds exist in the direct vicinity aording ac-
tiles for pleasure parties for fishing and sailing large
and commOdious public house has recently undergone
extensive improvements and repairs. good livery Is
connected with the house Bowling alleys &c. for the
especial of the Bathing houses in connection
with the springs, for cold warm and shower baths and
all the fixtures and facilities for rendering the locality
pleasant and profitable resort for nvalds and those
seeking quiet and pleasant retreat.
The subscriber pleased to refer DR. CHAs r. JACK
sos, State Assayer Boston; DIR. s. ROGERS, Water Cure
Worcester; DR. j. n BATES Worcester; DIR. s. TAYLOR,
Petershan. WIN. X. WHITING.
Colo Brook, June 25, 1860. diff iyl7
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2,OOO,O B aaI! * q T9E 5pd SALE "a .,i:
anv quantity of BRICK, which will be sold iOc
they can be bought elsewhere, equality and size consider
ed The above Brick manufactured at East Book
field and are of superior quality. For particulars,
please inquire of GEORGE FORBES, at the yard in East
BroOkeld of the subscriber, at No. 10 Foster street.
at the Office of Witt IL Pratt
iel diff CHARLES b. PRATT.
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GEORGE G.. WILDRETH,
FURNISHING UNDERTAKEN AND CITY SEXTON
waldo street.

bricks FOR SALE-At Lower Prices
10 and of better quality than be found elsewhere
They will be forwarded any of the Railroads from
Worcester. All orders promptly filed.
go u,somNosom GEO HOBBS.
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The Norwich Bulletin says despatch receiv,
ed in that city announces that the body Of Mr..
w. Il. Crocker, was recovered from the wreck
of the Hungarian on Thursday. Papers OF
value, by which the body was identified, and
some money, were found in the pockets. The
despatch was received late Friday night but at
the request of the family, was not made public.
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Autttons.
BY j.. W. VAIL.
NRESERNED SALE
4 DMINISTRATOR'S SALE.-LARGE

A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE.-LARGE
- SALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY AT AUC-
IluN, on THURSDAY, Aug. %, 1850, at 10 O'Clock A.
m nc Personal Property of Enoch Littlcfeld late o:
MOnry deceased consisting of stage Property House
mold Furniture Railroad Stock &c The Stage Property
consists Of seven irsrate Horses, one large Omnibus
htled to wheels and traverse runners nearly new
medium SIZED omnibus. one small Coach Mail Wagon
with Harnesses match and ali in the verv hest rensir
CHE route from Mibury to Worcester most pleas
ant OF any in the county, Also, Concord Wagon
nearly new, one Buggy Harness. with Robes Whips
Blankets &c. The Furniture consists OF Bedsteads Beds
and Bedding Cooking and Parlor Stoves. one Sofa
Chairs, Tables, Carpets, Clocks, Oil Cloths, Mirrors
GrockerY, Glass Earthen, Stone and Wooden Ware,
W God, &c, &c. Terms at sale
Millbury, Aug. 10, 1860 dEwts auii
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The attendance at the Eastman camp meet
ing is reported to be larger this year than
usual. There are present clergymen from
Illinois, New York and other distant states.
Several family tents have been fitted up in
elegant style, with two eyes to taste, conve-
nience and comfort.
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MOZART COLLECTION OF sA-

COCO REV ARD.-The City of Wor-
QpOOO cester will pay reward of two hundred
dollars and William Dickinson, Esq. one hundred dol
lars for the apprehension and conviction Of the person
who set fire 10 the charcoal building on Manchester
street. on the night of the 18th of June last.
jy7 duf IVERS PHILLIPS City Marshal
S25 REWARD:mstoen or, or taken I by
ton July 25th 26tha light colored eatherIruuk large
size, somewhat worn, piece of leather torn from the
top plain brass spring lock- bands somewhat loose
on the bottom. Whoever will return said trunk to 4
TER PIERCE, Templeton Mass. CHAS. r. GASSETr,
l57 Blackstone street. Boston, or BENZ. LEWIS Wor-
cester, shall receive the above reward. d6t aul
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Thomas DaScomb, bonnet Dleacher in
Roxbury, while out hunting some weeks since
was bitten on his wrist by llls tavorite dog
The wound healed and was forgotten Til
Saturday last, when Mr.. Dascomb exhibited
unmstakabe signs OF hydrophobia, aud died
Sunday afternoon in great agony. He was
30 years of age, and had an interesting family.
Mrs. Isaac Hatch committed suicide, Sun
day, from the banks OF Jamaica pond in Rox-
bury. On the shore were found portions OF Il
womau's dress, boquet OF flowers, and note
{. saying-"Bury ne where L stayed last night
at Forest Hills" She was taken from the in D..
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-08-14
4 BAROMETER FOR THE AGRT-

"A CULTURAL MILLION,
every day and useful instrument for the farmers to
aid them in gathering and securing their hay grain
crops II Is of great practical benefit to mechanics gem
eraily Indicating the state of the weather from twelve
hours ahead II should be placed in every
adys sitting room for ornament well the benefit 10
be derived IN fureteng the weather
These instruments manufactured In this CITY nj
No Central Exchange, over the Post Office by ALIEN
Please call and examine. dit mvJh