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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-01-26
THE CITY AND yAnm.
A WEEKLY JOURNAL FOR
The Farm, he Garden 6 the Firosidc.
Errbracjny.

!. Tie farnsr's Deyar'men,-The Crops and
Processes OF Improved Farming: Breeds, Dscns, 9,
FatteHing and Management Vi Domestic Animals;
Butter and cheese, the pou.iry yard and Apiary
9. HoTficui.gGi-fruit end .rui, trees; laud
scope, kitchen and flower gardening.
). he Eir,siGc--Choice stories, poetry. home
ouboi-hnsnIs and huB.e coIniyI!s. Dies, fashion.
t.ate. arussmenis. &c.
!. Dom,siic iBGirs- Receipts and directions iJT
cOosing. baking, preserving i.uls. tor preserving
health and The infringement. Of iiseasce; and gen
ernl househ1d economy.
5. R,cort Of The -Ncw5--Agii giicultural.
Political and geucra!--al Lgmo and abroad.
.. l.ierGtgre Gld aTt-Imprrti-i notices OF ncw
publications. works OF art, sc.
Z. The city-Lycri events: noiiccs improve.
mgnts; manufacturing ant Lus!atss p5orress.
B. Ngrieis--Cat'ie, hrg. tobacco and general
produce prices, in Wheeling, BaitlmoIe, y. York
und other prominent cities.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-01-26
"Drych ar Gwyliedydet."
Welsh NEwsPAPER 0FEIcf,
u NJ. s.ED. An-I Ii -

Is Nassau Street, April ~, 81.
PRnr. o. J. WoOD-Dear sir: some Dionth ui 6
weeks ago received bottle of your liIir Resiu-
ratye and gava ilny wife, VIVA concini.d ~ try
it on her hai:, little thinking al ue time tiai /.
woui ID restore tho gray hair to its original color,
but TO ucr well Us my surprise aiief i-w weeks
Trial IL has performed That wonderful effect by
turning all the grny hairs to da'k brown, at the
same lime beauiitying and Ihirkoning tho hair.
strong iy recommend The above Rest1raiivo 10 oil
persons in want OF sucil change oTihCir hair.
CHARLES CAkDEVs
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-01-26
7ucIl Q Clulgt OF inLlT ldlr.
CHARLES CAkDEkv



PaoF. O. J. Wnop, With cunfderc1 10 recon
ult.iI your Halr restorative, - hring the niu-,
eiiip ipuci1u3 article | ever saw. since using your
Hair Restorative my hair and 'hiskers whirh
were almost wRiIc have gradually g.osn dark
md now feet confident that tew more app.lca-
tun- Wi restore them TO their natural onlnr. I,
also has re eieved me CT all dnnpruf and unpleasant
itching, so common an'ong persoas who per, pre
freely J. q. kiLDi.
PRoT. WcoD; Abouttwo years hgo my hair COM
insnctd falling OFF ana iuEillLg graz; | wss last
becoming bald. aue had lrlod many Remedies TO
no effect. | commenced psiu2 yUnr Restorative
in January last a les applIca tinns tasienud my
hen mly. II began to nj M, grow out, md
turned back TO its original cliUr, binck At tfs
time il is iuiiy stord i- original color hel!I
aud appearance, and cheefiuIy Ieconinr nj is
Use IL all. j. u HOES
CaicAoo, Illinois. MAY Let, 1887.
The Restorative is put up in l,a,tles OF 3 sizas,
viz: large, medium aud snla Il; tle smell hold, n
pint, aud retaiis tor onr dollar par hottie; the
dium hoid nj |, asI t~enw pei cen, more in pro-
portion hHn tine small, rctris tor two dollars per
bottle; the large holds quart, 4O per cent mure
IN proportion, aud rstsils for 81.
q. J. WOOD g. Co. pDpiitors, 444 Broad
way. New TaGk and !. q Market street, Il Louis.
Missonri; and sold by all good Druggists and iun>
cy Goods Dealers
dtct nber - - 3InnIihs
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-28
NASHVILLE. TENN SATURDAY, APRIL 2s, 1850,
Misfellane0ns.

TTNHIS GAS is generated from Pure Coal Oil and
u for elegance, economy safety and simplicity
cannot be surpassed. The fixtures are in the salne
style as the ordinary Gas fixtures.
Its sadvantages are tDsa is portable gas light,
unrivaIed for brancy cheap pness cIeanIin sss and
is required. II is easy regulate, aud requires 10
trimming, and for attention, wnate yer, after light
ing. II is perfectly safe and free from explosion
ami has no OdOr or smell while burning. The light
be made To burn with any degree of brilancy,
by turning 4 screw aud be increased instant me-
ousIy in volume from that of candle TO ten or
tweaty, by turning valve as in ordinary gas,
The Vesper Gas fame aud fixtures precisely re-
semble, III form those Of coal gas but in briancy
and purity Of light, il possesses deci1ed advan-
tage over any coal gas. II requires chimney,
there is no need of daily trimming of a wick, and
the OF the fixtures is simple that il Is
not liable get out Of order and u child
age It r-ahiiy. The gas burned Ia lhe Fesper fix
tdre is generated from pure coal oil, or s.Nesper
Enz1utacrdfeu expressly for this bur-
ner,) without any admIxture of alcohol other
foreign ingredients, aud its supply is Unlimited.
rne hxtureS themselves adapted in styles TO
suit all tastes from the plain, simple light burner
10 the most elegant and costly chtndelier. Each
fixture is perfect itself there is no outlay to be
made for service pipes, meters, regulators, &c.
The gas generated la this burner, and all fixtures,
from the cneap single-lght to the expensive chan
delier miniature gas works, are Ia themselves They
sold prices which do not exceed the cost OF
binary "a fixtures 0, similar styles and Ornamental
ton.
Churches, hotels, public halls, stores, steamboats,
and private residences throughout the state
be itteI up with tIess elegant aud convenient
chandeliers and other beautiful gas fixtures, which
add much TO the appearance OF such places, and
the comfort Of the home circle, ami which, here
tofore, cOul be used only IhOs favored dstr cts
embraced within tile coal gas limits OF large cities.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-28
Home Testimonials.
7. :. Fan, \ ishFiiIe.
asHNrIr Ia. lo

ETOs5 toe Rev. Il. :. tAii, IshFe.
NASHVILLE, Dec, ~, 1883.
Cot. T. ii. TAYLoR-leaT SIT have used for some
time, CT the VesPer Lamps beg leave To
express my obligations 10 you Tor having introduced
II my notice. TO persons iyiug in tue country or
IA parts UI the city where gas cannot be HAD, or
may desire a igat much more economical than
gIs-ad The same time fully equal TO 1t IN iliuIui-
.lating power-this apparatus will prove desidera-
regard this as the st beautiful and most useful
invention for procuring, a small cost, the adyau
lges Of gas light that / have ever seen at the
sane time that perfectly sIfe-Ll explosion being
npOssbie-ana the Lamps simple Al codstruO ton
AID managed with ease.
Very truly yours,
r. S FALL.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-28
From Rev. Stuart Robinson.

LOUISVILLE Aug. 70, l553.
". II. SETTLE, ESQ: II gives me "A eat pleasure to
state after IrIl Of the "Yesper Gas Lamps,
;ay study for six weeks p sst and after observing
closely the ime length of time, the experiment
u lighting Uuf - Union Ieut,' w.Ih these lamps,
have entire cJEIdencc in their eli acy. IL seems u
ey ahUrd ali the advantages OF the best gas
hgb u those who live out Of tne cities and large
Tne process Of preparing and lighting the lamp is
readily learned the hXtures are So simple add so
lItI,e liable OCT Oi OTser the cost o. the light
,UupdT5LVely iIttie, ana tIse WuO.s Tree IIOm
ali ,Hger, Tat needs Only ms,e tcq EntIuce On
part Oi the public with tine Nesper Gas Lamp
bring general use Ia jug Jut the country
Stuart ROBINSON.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-28
NASHVILLE, !, Dec. 1859.
From N.p. Cr.ss. Na.hville

From v. ID. Cross, Nashville
NASHVILLE, f-nd., Dec. IL, 1850
MESSRs. T. H. TANLoK A. Go: have had u for
ab0Gt SIX months past, OF yOGT Nesp-r Gas
Lglts, II gives great pies eAsure 10 stale, that
1 reg ard superior to aay oSher tOrtab ght
that nave met ~tgi.
It's simplicity Of aTrIngcment, freedom from danger
of cxpi.sIJn, ctc4allsss, steAlles-z AMI rarny ot
light, qsai1Iies thai must recommend Il To any
- no Willtry IL 10 gives ilgnt which 70 me,
10 BE- equal In bTitianey & tIe ordinary gas
lght. Very Respectfully,
y. D. CROSS.
These are only very feN OF the tcstin n9.,i sis we
have. Cal aud eXAiniae Tor yourself At No. ~
CoIionade Building. Clerry street, sivt.ie Tenn.
THOMAS Al. fAYLOk q CO.
iaal2-u
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-28
Kentucky Testimonials.

From HIS EXceileucy, GOV. G. ii. MOTeAead, and
Thos ; Pag', Esq, State Aud r.
To WA. II. SETTLE, Esq Louisville, ky.--DedT Sir:
we have been aud are using yOHr '.V-sper Gas -
ami perfectly sAlIsded with i;s utility IL gives
a sOiI, bril- liant ami beautiful light, perfectly
secure fr rJm explosion IL IS very cheap aud eco
nOmicai use, aud Of far less est than ANY otue
hight. We satisfied tnat II ~.lI soon De adopted
by all persOas who have the opportunity Of OBJ
Lain,Bg gas, aud also IU whom gas 3 accessible ani
with whom cheap ess in the Uri gual outlay for nx
and the continual expens- Of burning Is OBJ
ject. -
Yours, &c, c. 5. MOREHEAD,
thus. ). PAGE.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-28
c. 5. MOREHEAD,
Thus. ). PAGE.
I.nrIsr1ILE- XIV. Sen. s 1859

W. II. SErIIE-Dear SIr Afier having made
thorough examn 4tion OF the "Vcsper Gas - III rela-
ton ITS Illuminating pewer, chemical COMPOSITION
etc / do not hesltite to recommend IL as being sa-
Ter and more economical as well as possessing great
er intensity OF Illumination than any other material
in
In the laboratory il is superior to the alcohol as
means of obtaining heat and will be found OF u-
valuable 10 the sist well as Tie manu-
featuring chemist.
CHAS. W. WRIGHT, VI. n.
Pref. of Chemistry in the KY, School Of Medicine,
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-28
TESTIMONIALS.

Scientific men and others who have tIoroughly
tested tie merits of the Yesper Gas Air Light,
pronounce IL the best aud cheapest ght kIO~n-
NumberIess t.stimouias being received GaIiy
al, quarters vUu,hIug iOr the excellence OF this
light, a few Of which gwen below.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-28
From Mr.. AlexanI,r Fan. NASHVILLE

Mr. THnNAs H. IAhLOs-De.r SIR: have been
using the NvspeT Gas Lamp, sold Uy yci, sIGec Sep
temUer ssI, l pcl IccIly satisfied tnat IL IL
tile economical, II not tn IuOsL eCJEOni
CAL well ls brilliant lIgHts In sI be had. Ia Is
easily Ini...ged, aud uucsItatusly recommend 1t
10 ali OF tue re lch Uf GAS.
ALEXANDER FALL.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-28
From seabury 4 O.. @ FIlters, NashvIIIe.

From Scabury Co., Gas Filters, Nashville.
The Vesper Gas makes a brilliant and beautiful
light that IS cheap aud poI table aud perfectly safe
The cons tructOn of the Vesper Gas burner aud tne
retort perfectly simple, tnaI II cannot get cut
Of Order nor can 4 explode
Tne management UI tue burner is easily under
stood auJ requires but lltle ateaIlOu keep
clean and good order than ordinary gas fixtures
Tue llguI produced BY the Yesper Gas We Consider
fulY equal, Ia every respect, 10 any other KIND Of
Gas light
JOHN NJ. SEACURY,
7. J. ShABURY,
ii. =. PEACH.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-28

T-IDDI.ISO abOUtIs u0tthe practice ofOr- ME>ECh
y He understands tnc disease Al once and cures
lie hates long Ls.mpeTiBg ar0uud and long Running
bills but sIcks u auuOnoraDle practice u respecta-
ole fees ami - pay meats. Cases gwen up oy
other PLY sICIans are Odtea cured Oy Dr. AEsECA
Uiice CJlicgesIrseI, corner OF Line
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-28
nasbDillf Patriot.
TER us:

Dahyr PET annem. --------se W
lrf-~eektyy per fadnuDy w
weekly per 30 W
One Weekly for two years, Ortwo Week les
Tor year, in advance, --...--..- 90
When the Daily Fri Weekly, Weekly is &c be
discontinued (psid advance 1t the time suDscr bed
ror the subscriber toFder. .Otn wise viii be
Continued adoption until paid fer and stopped
E paid IL must be paid at the time OF discontiBu
snce, at ouropton- II the party is good it will be
sen. until paid
RernittaIces by mail, in fregistered " letters, at
risk.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-28
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
F O r S A. L E.


tITISHING TO make other ~ vestments We pro
w poseto sellaIlsur RealEstatein DayidsODcO. =,
asfollows:
That Suburban Residence.
situated the Frauklin turnpike, within hal IA mile
of the city and opposite the residence late Jo
seph ". Horton. This is, perhaps, the most com
mauding ii the vicinity OF Nashville, and is a
most desirabIec OuUtTy residence The house viii be
sold With , or acres OfIand hepurchaseF may
choose.
That Valuable Farm.
kpowuasthe Sims Tract, situated on the smith Turn
nike (oid Lebanon rOai) within three miles OF Nash
VILE Containing $50 ACRES. The soils good II Is well
wItered tinbcred, and caH be diyIded into small
tracts oItweuty acres and upwards, al O which
admirably adapted iOr country residences, III Arke
gardeu sand larry arms Also that
Beautiful Farm.
onsame road nOw occupied by T. Z. dcCampbel
and sortueriy owned by IOLn d1rding, containing
about 25U This place IS So well kEowH rs to
u.ed no further description II wllaisO be divided
To- suit purchasers E.C. ACCanpbsllN illShOSLlcS
uilces - any vino WIlicall.
Alltne above property WILDE sCld on reasonable
terms anu q CrediIoI one Two three aud -four
years
Apply EOA y :. LIndsiey Nashville .orto either
oIthe IHdsrsisDsd-
THOS. c MCCANPBELL,
SIX miiesi rom Nashville.
). A MCt;AAPBELL,
aprI Nashville.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-28
MiSfellaueons.

ESta tabiiShed i76O.
PETER LORILLIARD,
SNUFF AND TOBACCO MANUFACTURER,
I6 & Is Chambers ST.,
(For nerly y Chatham street, New York;
(IToULD call the special attention Of Grocers and
w Druggists 70 his removal, and also the articles
Of his manufacture, viz
BROWN SNUFF.
Mac aboy, Demigros,
Fin. Rappee, Pure Virginia,
6cars- Rappee, Nachitoches.
American Gentleman, Copenhagen
YELLOW SNUFF.
Scotch. Fresh Scotch,
High Toast Scotch. Irish High Toast,
Fresh Honey Dew Scotch, LundyfoOt
TOBACCO.
SMOKING. FISB cur CHEWING. SMOKING.
No. l, Pal, or plIin, St Jago,
No. Q, CIveniIsh or sweet, Spanish,
Mes. 1872 miX'd, Sxeet SCENTED OronOcO, ,CInister
KitefoOt, rin Foil CtveuIish, Pure Turkish
4 Circular Of Prices Will be sent on application.
n B.-Note the article Of Fresh Scotch Snuff.
" hch will be found superior article for dipping
purposes
dec3o-i3m
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-28

1<HE sszszs<s ExEfe=s ceapz4E respestFa3iy zns
u ae1ses SAL theE 50 1es - zzzes 49, - =
skrosrs = fslFkss IL n K sHd 81 c. : l.
Hnll csf< aa are sfs&fsi - fezz4f4 9 a = REsf
sa6 lztarx szi1x , e.z Prszzl<zez< e4t e1sf ssc1
al <s<.lz azaz r sza4 - express- t1z< "a <1ze
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<s4.szss1 a ero aapl Fs<zFs E4tzL
80 szn< 10 ~ Esehse -a<ers.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-28
Burning Fluid.

T'ASsEa's OIL. sperm oil. Lard on. Coal on.
ssss-a .RAHs. saows . cos
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-28
afw-Dork.

From yIsCHER. OWEN co. ceaer., adx.rt,.,, :
House Appleton Building sac Broadway
SeN-N0rk
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-28
SCHUErZE - LUDOLFF
Nj Ew RisIv Ais.
White scans.

IN BUSHELS Of White Bsaas, Iu., received aad
OO fsE sale 1y a JeShlse.
nar3o-sr No. IL 1Odlh Msrkss -.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-28
Exlra Family -Four.

IN BAi.Rl.I-S extra F4ma, Floar IaAaafastar.
1cO 81 ITSn es.oi-s sasLs Waa.I 10 Arr.so 10
d4y, -ld fOF ale BY
lnarI5-u MIzs.iI.. n styPEk A ca
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-28

Fron ,as Advsr.l..ng AEener . ). u r1llISo7
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-28
z " Il IL 4
For the Consideration of Sensible People

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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-04

= f0o FTLo ,,,,,.t - LorooII for
To- ,ov ,.,, ne soutn must looA 10 nGi?en loi
~! "" I, o.ec''oi, ne iiidin'''Ie1, ~ up
sL.,o. W tessrs, NicOieIilahu anu lS'ei
.l''e t'.e1e Is hothihg IN me pracuce anu ms
10y y, Ntsla'i9h oyer iile hauon"i tetllto-
lies winch ,O O the exercise Oh lle power III
''e ne IlsHl oL cous!eSs " slsi"'J
revise tileir ieglSla'loil' "'iiehI
rne oLsasllc Jaw, repeal thelt statutes anu
p",an pselces within 'e teIil'o' res naS oee"
'eu iron Tue Iounua'ion r ol t'ic sosria
nlent 70 .he present day. Inc pest way 10
6ee li9 Oh thls question was 10 authori-e tlle
l iesluent 10 Ouy OUT the MORMON poSsessiohs.
a. MI; NOEL OF missouri repuu'a'eu ehlre '1y
t"e iuea that there Is an aHalosy oet"eei, 'ie
cli'ne vi Poiygathy ana inc lnsItuuoH vi s''i'e-
~ he was opposed TO the Dill LOT tile reason
tllat congress ought not TO interfere III lhe
manner proposed whlle organic act eAls's' anu
by winch the power to make local Jaws Is uel-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-04

The annual state election in Rhode Island
takes place to-day. The canvass has been
very active and exciting, nearly as much so as
that in Connecticut. And great deal of
money has been used, especially by the friends
of Mr.. Sprague, who is supported by the dem.
ocrats, and the Conservative republicans, as
they call themselves. Mr.. Sprague himself
belongs to the social and political synagogue
of these conservative republicans" and
therefore is likely to get more votes outside
the democratic party, than would be cast for
a veteran democrat. Moreover he is very
rich, worth millions, it is said; and, in
Rhode Island, the influence of money is
very magical. The result of this election is
considered doubtful but, we think, the repub-
icans will carry the state. We cherish this
expectation because it is entertained by Judi
cious men who are better qualified to calculate
the chances than we are. Outside of Provi-
dence and few other localities, the voting for
Sprague will be confined chiefly to the demo
cratic party and those on whose iudgmen,
we rely do not believe it possible for this coali-
ton to get majority of the votes. We shall
know, tonight, whether this opinion is well
founded or not.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-04


Monday afternoon, in the Senate the clerk
was instructed to notify Hon. George Morey
and Rev j. NJ Manning of their election as
oyerseers of Harvard College. Resolves were
reported and ordered to be engrossed provid.
ing for amending the constitution so that va.
cancies in the Semitic may be filled by the
people, and yacacncs in the council by concur
rent vote OF the two branches of the legisla-
ture, when in session otherwise by appoint
ment. The resolves relating to the distribu-
ton OF certain trust funds for educational aud
other purposes, with the House amendments,
were non-concurred in, and a committee of
conference was appointed consisting of Messrs.
BoLTwooD Of Amherst, EDDY of Worcester,
and WHITNEY OF Plymouth on the part of the
Senate.
In the House, Mr.. GRIFFIN offered bill
for the bettor government and discipline OF cor
rectional institutions and almshouses. The
bill authorizing Boston to subscribe to the
Troy and Greenfield railroad being up, MIR.
KIMBALL of Boston moved to substitute bill
authorizing the city so to subscribe il the in
habitants, at meetings called for the purpose,
app owe the subscription by a two-thirds vote,
The substitute prevailed by vote of l0l to
II. Mr.. jerks of North Brookheld introduce
ed a resolve appropriating $4,000 to meet any
auIuOTlleu eApeilSeS inlue ny INC cOlDllilSSlOn-
ers under the act to extirpate the cattle dis.
ease. The rules were suspended, and the bill
was passed TO be engrossed. Mr. ELDREDGE
introduced a resolve requesting the seIectmen
of towns and the mayors and aldermen of cit.
les to report to the secretary of state the work.
ings of the Maine law in their towns and cities
with such suggestions and recommendations as
they may deem expedient. The resolve was
rejected-56 to So, the Speaker voting in the
negative.
TUESDAY, 3d-In the Senate, the clerk was
instructed to make up the pay roll to and in.
GLIDING the 4th inst. Provision was made for
printing 1900 copies of the forthcoming report
of the Indian commissioner, for the use OF the
next legislature. The bill in relation TO the
| Worcester and Western railroads came up on
its passage to third reading. Mr.. ODIoRNE
moved its reference to the next general court
Mr. FISHER Of Norfolk presented a memorial
signed by several presidents of railroads
against the passage of the bill. The subject
was further debated, and finally referred to
the next Legislature by vote Of % to 15
which is virtually a triumph OF the Worcester
road.
In the House, Mr.. KIMBALL of Boston in.
troduced resolve approprating $1,000 for ex.
penses Of tho committee on Concord and Sud
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-04

THE North AMERICAN REVIEW for April
contains twelve important articles, besides the
critical notices, as follows III An interest
ing review of the Memoirs of William Beck.
ford, the author of 'Vathek;" III A discus
sion of questions touching money and credit
and financial revuIsions; (3.) A review Of
Poems by Anne Whitney," nobly written, in
which these poems receive very high and lust
praise /; a. The Letters and Times OF Basil
of C@sarea; Is Nichols Hours with the
Evangelists (6.) An article on the Law of
Divorce; a. The United States Coast Sur
vey; t8.) A review of Memoirs of DIR. John
c. Warren (9.) Darwin on the Origin OF the
Species l0.) Recent French Literature ::
(l1.) An article on Isaac Disraeli, auahor of
"Curiosities of Literature J" and (12) An ar
ticle on woman's rights as to labor, the text
being Mrs. DalPs book on the subject which
the reviewer appreciates The critical notices
in this number are rather more readable than
usual. For sale by S. Thompson & Co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-04
Mnr,s.,,-Nnw YoRK. AnrII 2.

ASHES quiet and unchanged: sales small; pot s5,25;
pearl Sc
COTTON dull and unchanged; sales trllng at lie for
middng uplands.
FLOUR Receipts $50 bbls sales 1900 bbs; State and
Western shade better superine state s5,l5 q S52j
extra state S5,lj a $40; round hoop Ohio S555 "a 500
superfne Western S. Is q 525 common 10 good extra
western S525 a $500; southern quiet and unchanged
sales l4O0 Obls; mixed to good $50 @ 65; fancy
ira s62O q S5O Canada steady 700 bbls extra at $40
@ 100.
GKAIN.-Wheat quiet and STEADY; sales $500 bush;
winter red western Sl.4S; white western sl62 white
Canada 81 SO Tor very choice. Com active sales
$4,000 BUSH mixed western 70 a 70l; white Is @ SOC;
yellow "A q l5c oats tirmer and tive; southern and
jersey 81 q Ale; Northern and Yves eIn 43 a Ale.
PROFISlONS-Beet quiet and unchanged: sales $50
bbls; country mess So q $3.50; prime "a q s450;
packed CHICAGO So q SlO,jU; prime mes SIS @ Sl9,
Pork dun; sales 95O6Ols; mess Sl7,45 q 1850 Tor Old,
S7,sI3 for prime Sl215 for old, s4,t5 for new;
western prime mess SIG a slo50 Cut meats quiet and
unchanSed sales Us pkgs; shoulders q Tic; hams a
PC Bacon quiet Lard heavy sales So 6bls 100 q
ic Butter unchanged; Ohio Ii q 4c; state "A @ zoe
Whskey in fair demand; sales tO0 bbls 22}c Rice
held firmly, but quiet; sales $50 tierces at q a.
Susars dull and steady: Texas 81 hhds at 6sc Aeluyo
% hhds at 4c Mgseovado 655 hhds at g 74c Porto
Rico % hhds at u @ 15c. Coffee very firm aud quiet
Rio, l50 bags at la4: MolasSes unchangcd; New Or
leans 100 bOls at 5Oc Maracabo 35 Lids and ~ erces
at Z64 a 33c.