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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-03-30

Break up your COIds.-DE HANsoN's vEGETA
BILE CHEMICAL POWDERS are the result of extended
Practical research both in the laboratory and the bed
SIDE OF the sick by physician of emnence and character
DE- Hanson could never be induced, for pecuniary
consideration, to lend his and influence an ndf
terent article but he has demonstrated by very large
and successful practice, that they will diff
Guilty. the effects of which destructive to hu-
man life than any other human malady. They present
the happy character of being complete antidote for
particular disease-Colds and their immediate effects
and are recommended for other difficulty. For
the public will find them immediate and never falling
while not the least Inconvenience loss of time expos
ue to fresh colds, dieting any other undesirable eff
ect, will ever possibly occur
The publishers have liberty TO refer to the following
gentlemen, who have used the Cold Powders and who
are ready to coroborate the statements made above
their own personal experience:
Thomas NJ. Day, ESQ., Editor of Hartford Couront.
j. d. Darlington Esq, Editor of New Haven Courier
D. b. Mosely, Esq, Editor of Religious Herald
Norman Burr, Esq Editor of Christian Secretary.
Rev. Gurdon Robbins, Hartford, Conn.
Having made some in my family of DIR. Hansons
Feeeabie Chen cai Powders for the cure of colds re-
gard it as a safe and valuable medicine.
REV. GORDON HALL
Northampton, Nov. IL, 1859.
III orders should he sent 10 COWLES Il LEETE, So
and q state street New Haven Conn sale by John
y Hill, Geo Il. Spur. Bush & Co.. NJ. b Green & Co.,
james Green, Geo. T. Harlow Worccster Geo. c. Good
win " Co., Boston; +. c. Wells Il Co. New York.
ia26 d&w3m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-03-30

GoFFIS WAREHoUsE-Cufins, Caskets, Patent Metallic
BURIAL asses and Robes OF every description, always
- 49,
Livery thing with the management of funerals
promptly attended to- No Front street residence on
Front street Worcester, Mass dawtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-03-30
DIED.

mos ~ 'i"iA D. hho"itohiVo yrs
, Funeral on saturday at NJ, from the Congrera-
invited TO attend 49, ""'0' """ "ie"u' "io
dorchester March 49, Mrs Mary D. wife OF Asaph
~ ~ salem March p, John Babbidge.9 90 yrs mos
Fi,1S ~, LOUIS March 8, VIM Y. Durant a native of
New England bards" "
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-03-30

THE HIGH SCHooL.-The public rhetorical exer-
cses at the high school will take place this afternoon,
commencing at two O'Clock The Thesaurus for
March is out and may be obtained at the school and
the hnnkstnres
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-03-30

Mrs. Nj. w. GerlIds, Physician--an exne
at the head OF Union street.
Special attention gwen to Uterine Complaint and Dis
eases OF Children Office hours from to M and from
10 d p M dit e25
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-03-30

q. IL. ,IenclSs, Dentist, 239 Main street, ncar
NffN'''N asih StlNNh utf nb
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-03-30

FIRE IN THE WooDs-On Wednesday afternoon,
a fire broke out in the woods in the northerly part
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-03-30

DIR. Stephen Sweet, of Connecticut, the great
natural Bone Setter. otf '' ~ nniS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-03-30

Worcester. e"' gar st
Special attention given To Diseases of the Eye
al3 daweOdtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-03-30

Mr.. LegG, DYER AND CLEANSER continues the husi
nessoi CiepnyHg Redgeing and Repairing NJ en- Appar
ell ana also cleanses Ladies ShawlS Riding Dresses NC
Receiving executed at from thrc to ten DAYS nofice
anu cleaning ut shorter notice when the necessity or con-
Henleuce of customers requires ii. - - -
ne mas increased his help and facilities meet the steady
increase in his business Office No Pleasant street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-03-30

Stencil Plates, for Marking Clothing cut to order
IN superior styles of Roman letter. old English and
Script, with black or red ink warranted indeibe and
Tor sale at low prices, by JOHN Q. HILL, Apothecary
Worcester Mass. i;f ini'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-03-30

THE YANKEE ''MovING DAY. is close at hand,
and like the last fourth of July, must be divided to
suit convenience, it occurring on Sunday this year
Already loads of household goods are seen passing
through the streets, and no sooner is a tenement
emptied by one family than another drives up TO take
their place Thus we go from one year to another,
and each succeeding year shows greater increase
of moving on the first of April. We may at length
have occasion to boast of great moving day. as
he New Workers do now of their first of May.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-03-30

SUPERIOR CoURT-The case of A. P. Smith vs.
j. w. jenkins, Jr., is still on trial.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-04

We went " Jones Wood yesuraa! afternoon With much
tbs ssue sepsatscns that usvce would experience nj
seeine bood Tor the first time In tho operating
room o. hospital Ia other wo.cs, e,pec cd "
commit good 4fufed eide sort Of eels
der In the ninth Aud u intents and rri psee
Il ~as evident Il without supernatural iatervea
too such the Ut, II the present lceraens
On our arrival . huge f.hro Of p.per-thr. films. aud
osI ge-ors very elegantly propn-,,oned, towever out
apparently us ncieui 10 s.ppuri It's weghi-was
s~ssug 10 the ar; Gre cleaning benean open
mouth from hos 10 - croupa sending the no,
atmosphere peoesssr! q. ionst'ca, while or nf
teen Individuals ,odrsrio1sly holding the cords
shrh houna Il a. o. -rs arms and supplying cool
ing drut~ p~cssrs!s ~ conasxrH tin Nearly
txo huurs an esiose Il sppFsr,-; u
there enough po 10 the bsllonn 1,
rant sbs stfsrhat 81 Inc ANA then tns hbsk
ccn~. Coppls s~pp-o -, ~rrd given To " let co."
dy .ypc e 10 tue daring FrenchmAn sing
hH e. the bluc ethtr~si above uv otd 20, bat
To distance very slight ihs, not nessrssry
excite t0rr sSH terrible aisE TER, and he
Cow, agsir ~ ws,~. n his own footsteps II ey..
deut thar h. had fGs snougt Tbs balloon c.
cnrnRy placed over 'ae ure tor additional cooking
More fuel pi. water applied more euthc.
sa-ra and percy ~ tx need and sesnud time the
hAf ga as,Sca - 81 u r9is prepared Tor nus gard
journey Blu az - u found that sufficient ROVER
nid not hceI niaf thr bsiioS1 and a.ain u dc
srsnaed e. t.r's dfrs rntiur hnweses the nuge veh
c. Ii o- Of IT. sssas4c niisistoc utort 1naie
- H. usn IT, ground aaI projecting stake catering its
aIainsit rent rtpuiird trrstai.re AMI.
mstso oss ioc'sttsnty gaze 10 the ghost collapsed
sbd snbtidrd ~ sls"f rsls o. ihs earth C0pgls
de.rkr hut hrlp fur the dcnt-'or such
q ~us-a1o Ire sFee'atu'ro ~iom there ,ess
dee ndfed -, To ground. retired snrro stu II sud
ia'hizrglt nun slr srouf g. A. THE L.
avn II Is 80 lisrls similar ~il b.
made bit the pcss it'll. W chman IL de-
s.fmted u re~une o~estiofs and cougar. ssiole
tie sro"s'o,oi u d'lcaiv ~ ~hish h. has heretofore
teri sugruunCr 90.
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sso"ssns -, Mics Lyon.


u ,ccf ssSt ,pa the o'hrr dsiiy paprs Of yeser
Gay 90. :. account Of the attempted suicide Of
ny aaUshf T. hici aided charges against my set
air'c icus, The, = true they should conocmn 10
perpetual "a
Ihsre oaal staieinsns evdently tie cottage
4 sr Fnsrn ain, huuse the trsxcdy has
cscurrrd ara scarc.'y restrain myself 70 TIC ~
wee q ttands g. THIS sdie method giving then tbe
he thul tust stfse every csndio reader, upoi >
lection, thsi smcn - ts'aer snc product OF sci o
notse sha q vtrtvus a eratpn er alarm tor N.
dsns- ~ stntts,se tTns ias' tae hss msi- the
y, sno~r to ,,shIc ~ ~. nonvnrea tat soc "a.
-nductsd a. ~ n.srs -nicH, though css aua DIAN,
Wa th' -sst raum rsord, snu where q
win care .In kuatss.
IL " tn thai sVn.ren,.T srtiOn against Gril N
rtsks s,rtss ~ actuL thu Ia pfovtass undsr
~" CIR bns.nc.ear 10 = also true that shall ,sa.
etruff tot nattt e. arc r1n trust the tystn and
h@ ~hcf r,tA. Aih - IN .-tsblha; u th~rr b.
Jstcr o. III ia ~ nj thr ~surg all met
-.us ot ts ts~erts VI II LYON.
CcTcHsS 5. ts,c
roThk EDITOR of THE HERALD.
xssi, tsoa, -or,a y. suicide. lstug In wes,
tsy s'ash stfest h,s hsa srry co'or ahie day sha
We've Nssy htt t-in, psre~ty rational b - no
rous ~ ,ns rr,s-st tu~, III roa3t che Gao
bafay ~ ceasIee.s. ss ert,.ty ga, ~ enu yet
n ~. RASSkY,
D0rtl to Attending Pny r,ciaus
l..H1 = Ciotr wsNnHs9&r sV-nlnr
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-04
VERY INTERESTING FROM HONDURAS,
e-..--.s-s-
TIE EyECU ZION OF WALKER
-~~~~->-~>-->~--~~~e~4=~
His Last speech al the Place az
Execution.
lie Biss Roman fGthot.--llts hifirs a4i
Christian hrmeaa0r.
COT ONEl EuDL6R'S SENTENCE.
>>-->~~~-l~-.--e7s~'r--@
INTERESTING DETAILS 0F TUE CAPTURE.
EsumhDe fopsin-i of the HOnduran People
and Au:beritses,
lie. hs., -.
NTERFSTl,G egraILS OF THE CAPTURE
Rumhse Copsia-, Of the Honduran People
and Ausborit,es,
OUR TRuxulo CORRESPONDENCE.

ODh lkI Ailio CORRESPONDENTS.
rsuxiiLo, Sept rs Is60
Etecpton Of Waltxr-HoO ~ NJ. his E1,s--Hs Las
Words and Adiou- sat- Of FEELING N rr1,-ito-Tae
St<unncr osc,oo, Dr.
Genera wul.c' Wake was shot on the l2,h nst n,
eight O'Clock H. showed throughout tie greatest
co,'ness ving color when walking from
prison 90 the pa2a ~.ere he shot Two soldiers,
with drawn swofds 10 front ~ him. and three,
with Lxtc bsyoreis eosed him In his right hand hs
carried hal, aro IN ~ left cruclfx Before taking
bis sast thu t> cduete be requested the priest Ia
attendance, irssmueh could spea' loud enough
to be heard "a ~ the people that he asei tho pa
don OF ali whom No had Injured in his pre-
sent cxccdtou, Sc, which II va-oGsly re
porte hs various persons lie then down t,e Of
ten soldiers Cred the instant He ced
Al once III, s9lcte gave three cheers, aud all
His have been decenty buried, with the
equal rites Of the chu 81 think was deep feel
Ing Of sympathy for os fate part of the people
generally, dos 'heIs appear be my spirit ot
deliveries the part the govern and it's officers
Ruder is condemned 4, four years Imprisonment,
think be wiz h liberated before long
Matters getting quiet here, but stu American
interests rquie looking ar,er, and eoun,rymen feel
very snyioas Lno~ # are Ia expect Americ Al
vessel thsss waters Tire English war steamer
s stiu here, org remains there will he
risk foregar- rGcy sil not, however. sic " we'll
when she irasls--a0t thst the government p.ops
generally $500 10 yi,is.ce nut hecause thero
sass CERTAIN ugu,ber tsdrones profit by
OF excitement sci popuia' preadics ,un, PR ,dce
does exist aro manly the creation OF the
succ-ds .ad wlo ties cold and stark in thr
Campo sapto ~ u.fil0
THIS goes 81 a.. eeatc usceos belor gug tue
Established by 3-sls slas, Sped,rd. 81 your CITY
which r,rs regularly this port thu, of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-04

Lazy Jane Frsrkm in CHICAGO 90 the lat inc,
After hsr visit there arc ~'ii retnrn 10 New YORK
Capss,u Murray and Mr i EDWARDS both Of the
united states Nav, stepping a. the 81 Denis Hoes
rurg,,c ~ 10 y,ga ~ r,insxa. Cuba; Aaci,i a de-
Menesal, @, Bavaria, G.f,i,, u south Carolina, and
> l. Thorn, Of Miobsa' arc STOPPING at the Astr ps,e
Csp'air psl Of sI Frsr risco Nsj.r Johnson u the
United states Amy. A G,a~sbreaasr, OF wsssiagton
y, O.; James Gsseb~sy, IL vuehla. C,icnei Wool Of
ts,sns. snd Rngh.n, az Ono, stopping ii the
metropolitan Hotel
$ IN 1snch AND ismiy a ". Wood and fam,v
all a Ne~ Or'egsi scnfmp~f % MsiAn,Ss; p Fase,
OF Havana, j. Serrilt ana ~ue, OF Washington, ana
ar t.ctips srd family 81 Illinois,, se stopping At the
Iisr-bdoa Hotel
Judge l. x. Fos,er, ~ New nsv-oi " a aiosos, 81
Cleveland; X Brsxs asa Nary, III RnsrSon n Y; r.
C. Ciegnorn, of Jortob, G W aucnel aud asn sh,er
81 ,iIc,nnnt', snn G King and lady OF NJ Jersey,
.re among the srriTss nj M is'syee Hsese Yesterday
capt smith, ~ N. unii-d s,s,.- army; NJ
Ro..e, ano T Grss, h'.b u Boston: br H. T. Hap
~ washar csn. ca; y = audson, ~ the T.ur,n
Aruief, U.iea stats Af9.y. ard Dr. A. : Gsrr,,,,
The United ststs. Navy, stopping the Br-voor,
House
Col c Alec II reyss ~ q Carter. or Aasus,a,
Gs Prc'ess'f Htlsms, n Nloarn; Lirut Fontaae x
ne unina STATS Nsfincs DR. .scn aid TFfy, u N~s
Orieut. fUscs - fut-nci Nass mo c. { Game
- ss~ oplesas, arr Siorns n tne y Nlcaoas Ha,el
william sare. - 5p.sap,o Majesty Consul a, Nv
lrspc1. a. rsnE tsri Aorply Of New 0rcans; Bsnry
lnGsfn. at &c 1Toft, . \ H. Hsnry. u E Wvck0r sn8
.am,i az ~ Z SUN 81 q scs,s, Are -oPping =
Hoo sr Yslo,y = Ecatnrsy. sfou Iohn Henpb,.l
= Le,s.. an aon h'afi.ea, 6, Pennsylvania
IN WmtmTto0.
NE r.aisa ,aAt G. scrao- s.asn, 81 scorya irie,ss
IN eose 81 D. tenn cf oce maze At-rtl b.. ia
ia. ftt'fcs. al tlAf f. Heoi Cobh 4ccasi 70
remove ~ H.Qor
sss Flraseh Hsg. :. aaprasa. ohio, lss -sse
hettsr tbsE slc ought 20 !.
fann.e rAfsose sprIstss postnsI rrees q, a.
re-s, Iecsrsnsm COMFY -, ves tt.n onrirman. A.
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W ", ~ - t.,su the Lazy Ei2ia III
sss...-t...a..s> a X nt as h . Coz

fff,w tne o tstu. hn.arra S@pt q.
~ f..s'fs se a&afe q aEc ed sesth y william
eatih: I" be,haa ,es ~ the 'a1 Lsfy tigiu tsas
To-. TIE ~tf 80 ssWut@e a. recoit "a SA4asday Ia
tsf~ afet sisctrg taas m. eta saDuid 10
~" uVsey " 'Srvut 90 safh- MS K. fifteen
,h"saiu dnlsfs, :" ~ n 'hsf sud o. ne Orone,.
ere ests. tnrss ~ -drviy. nsml Que thousand
coll~ss. etd u 10 executor, l,hu La'as, 70
Ierssten 90 fyit tr0nsse anllsrs. aod then
m~ksP ,he = 1a.ns auu nC~n, neewsts - IL. CO. e
bsuttsn W. caps usts.. tie ,i.ls.- of the oil -
The sflr" 10 = ~ ssts DOT uertin aisp sed "
~sA :" ~ats,yf -te - tre q eauca,ton The To-
1stlt ,aanst. "a So 40, Ny shall have
tao ~ M = ory pN0.io lc9.c 80 "a tss es,sr
tsire ths cssfc, ~ H. hans .lg c~s,a ne sna csu.
Ca te Tunipsteo ne lsvrs r.,nniy af Bsrbn1
IN ioto~Ie ton-if " va rssr from this
us ~it2sts . ssaroes o"rap . secure, ny 500,
su a "a. efe nuae - thaussnd csisrs o.
o rad usso,sha up,s) a. - ssp.oprtassd ~ 10
sss,saa ''s e.,asy' k.a,Set, ~, ..e .u ,@a s
d'aisls a. over 10 .nse mss ne %
pouisd trustees q the elese. oetrs nca
sleis t1e so }, be Arpl.a ~ ssa tr,s zoe
esspen' - ,g'sessor,tsp q msih,os@,es sad col
ks. Il. .x,arat0n " y.ss ir.,.l the date -
us ~vs-t = nstt be . n itsons tn not csm
pisc ~r ~ 20 - n an ri,lfa- q e. ZION county
inca a. 20 m, ssecut"r % py ovcr ~si etfce msn
tionso haatec - m, s-tsse Va nuas nc teasurcs
d ne ornuty ~ hu,bco. o. be ~ tns ssusbw uuty
coNit nstsuy ~ he isssioss bette orses,. vafci "
veto, IN y % hwsinsy they beet ard he
~ fa % svrh Investment, they o. arfay io tne
60 co ~ sseh F"sf worthy and spr 9Th yUInx o.
bcrrton coy they may thiuk rpc~, oordtesve to-
pubic 90 arc N the distrbution ~ ths in'ercst,
sccv dtrectef, ne curt nav psy o. tati,u book =
c~rd snd clothing, any one ~ all tn pp,noa
be deemed bet furthr direct ta-, say cas
- h-reoctaries o. TINS Oil Dot l,irs
CHI ~ sucb ~, ed,ian, ssco v prrses'tc g. Toe
court To- r~orr thst hh, BIZ their SHis- must rc
approrvssed by my er~cgor " the Gauge ~ efucsor u
Vectsly Ne sme the balance Of usy -stsic
ss & r~c,~' u he applied
Il .eti stssf tAat the wouns shch Va tn,e pobiy
cefrssed " thS cause, The fr~~eosns d.vl.~ vl be
sstvcr trs aGd sissy tAcssAsd collars
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Domestic News It-ws.


PEorHssos Wra's. eAIIoeS CoILArss --A fKslioM
pEsoxsrTbe ASCENSION 81 Professor Wis. hts bnsoti-
III tslioot the So ,srk from Petersburg, Virginia,
THURSDAY sernoop, came ending sewiousiy. n ap-
pears reached st ,ade Of about mile cro<sal
Jan.s river twice ANA ~as sasn from City Point Al
thS gas slowly eeraping from small rent acci-
eenay made the hsicou b.fore s,artios TIE Peters
burg Ez1nas ssyss- sbou, sourtesn from Rioh-
moro. q which city be hsn me yies, he ccnmen,s4
" mske or large neia " scversl huafrer aud ~
ussbr ~ tktfol Management deso.nded gent taSards
y wbsn sboo, thoassod feet nom ths esrsa, sal
directly the G.d, the lssure In tue balloon RAPIDLY
enlarged, staining lurth o, bes w-en ten and heca
feet fhe es<ap at sss ~aa now Tremendous. nd ~
dsfreIt f-sr's rapid and direct The Professor eas'ed
az amidst the rigging hee'sniog u escape the snodk
which TIRE irnsd the re sch'nR the ground
The prs.a1'io. w.s dcoe,,sss, well zen, o.. did not
the Whole danger. TIE struck the xrounA
with terrible force. the 5nio,u, campcto, collapsed,
tell, and the professor thrown vol utlv haak Yards
.bs csy his m. IN an nesri, kaoc
mg m SCI sstess tarse number p,ya,.s <no wore
twrF bin below, aoc hun I.n, unsDA -
M htm until after iorg sco. tn desc ut being male
eort " Fen rsnky overgro~u with S.srs where hs
ny. barely able u nov", iur ha an hour wnan NJ
discovered snch THE vtosfce ~ hr ahnsk that his
watch Mu der from his rocket ard. b. lng loee
~ns thrown several yardy away prorao, Eise not
seriously injured
Tsx AYrrx f.op What sha be zone x,,n the apples
u question sss-e by all tho EASTERN farmers NJ
H<top CN,ter - .kiig ~ the iamens- Apple orop
MsSearh sets ,bsr Eastern States .asp.-rhe anl
r 'un of apes Eve'y orchard mas pr"uc.d sbsa-
rsncs II ha. hen great Of plenty, aod n aypasa
would Only keep grain keep should have eooaxh
Z uE year pruiure " snoopy ~ through revru yca4
!. Appe an ~ su,' uhtof'an-.sy my perish VIZ
n ,mrf ob- ~th fsrmers "ehat shan 40 with
~ sIphsy NV cant he unft.i.t 'cnrsh part q
hem The markcs are siutt d Many fsFrness goa
% TAX. dollar barrel tor p'ct.a fruit Thousands q
barres he sought that r,te IN the Immediate
vicinity ~ 8%.-. r,ny c.uu cas.ai, al re,sn would
arur, saie for tsaD four tune average annual
sits q, the 'sst tn al unf.ss the price ~is
sne co~r = 'p-i Snsksss, tho-- nda~tror. psdd-ss
all thd' o. rstey getting fron ths p'0cect n -
sou ara mt,r nssutsctures 4 h. ~ taeir elb,vs
= sIv'e-r'oe a'c -ptl. bS''e'-he sire n thst-ssd
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Mr. ksrila (Who appesred Coz shs bsrsl said tha; Z
Mr. Camp nSssssed the stockholders ne rose nave y
secount 10 THE Court for fos mpca
received
The Court remarked that no person eeasd DC GATED
upsr enforce collection egainst themselves ~ mad
no doubt At all but that Nj Camp perfectly resp)ns
bls and ne he he're stated be would have appointed
m but this technical objection, and ane wnuh
be sbouId He hao consulted vita Jodge ,agrs
ham, -na he rather Confirmed the view which ne Judge
Les pArul nad taken
Mr. By Yne rsfned MF Jacob Van terpool, who Wa 3
highly respectable and wealthy gentleman.
Mr. Mott mentioned Nr Butterworth.
Judge Isopsrd-f NAV mSs-if.
Mr. Martin here handed 10 long list ~ stocs hooters
AID dreeor Of the bar sho present court and
favorable u the appoiat nept Of Mr.. camp
ceiver
After further derussion the adjourn
ed 70 tea o. dock On Thu sdag Vhis morning.
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COLONEL euDLea's SENTENCE.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-05

A VERY LARGE RUAoR.--A very large
rumor of an ARRAY at Lebanan, said to have
been brought down by the stage-driver, was
abroad in town yesterday. 1t was said that
the Union men had erected a pole in Leban-
on, and that number of Breckenridge De-
mocrats, among them several members of the
breckenridge Rangers from this CITY. had at
tempted to cut it down, that a general fight
ensued. and that eight men were killed In the
row.
We don't believe it. 1t is very probable
that the Union men have raised a pole and
turned the stars and stripes loose from the
top of it, for il is just like them; bat we don't
believe it is ike the Democrats up there, nor
the Breckenridge Rangers, to attempt to cut
the pole down. There may have been a lit
tie fuss OF some sort. and IN manor SO may
have been Killed, or badly hurt; but i. is
hardly probable that the affair was as bad as
Madam Rumor represented it yesterday.
z Since writing the above we learn that the
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-05

Young MEN who are suffering, from the ELECTS OF
l. youthful indiscretiOu can BE- surely aud parma
restored bgu z5uy he
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-05
messrs. Taylor. Whifthorne, and
WattersOn.

The following list Of appointments has been agree
st.r for HeSsrs. Taylor, WhitthOrne and WattersoI
candidates for EectGF for the Stste ct large whc
times and places they will be pleased TO meet an
address the people 1t will be seen that d number
counties have been omitted. This was unavoidable
owing to the want of time:
Sumervite. Fayette county, Wednesday, Oct. 6.
Memphis, shelby county, Thursday, Oct. 4.
OovingtOn, Upton county, Saturday, Oct. 8.
Brownsville, Haywood county, Monday, Oct s.
Ripley, Lauderdale county, Tuesday, Oct. 9.
Dyersburg, Dyer county, "Wednesday Get 10.
Troy, O5ion county, Thursday, Oct. IL.
Dresden, Weakley county, Friday, Oct. 12
Paris, Henry county, Saturday, Oct. Is.
Camden, Benton county, Monday, Oct. Is.
Wsverey, Humphre county, Tuesday, Oct. l6
Charlotte, Dixon county, Wednesday, Oct. Il.
Nashville, Davidson county, Friday, Oct 10.
Franklin, Williamson county, Monday, Oct. %
aIrfreesboro, Rutherford county, Tuesday, Oct. %
Galatin, Sumner county, Thursday, Oct IS
Lafayette, Macon county, Friday, Oct 20
Carthage, Smith county, Saturday, Oct. 81.
Smithville, DeKab county. Monday, Oct. %
CookevIlle, Putnam county, Tuesday, Oct 80
Sparty, White county, Wednesday, Oct 81
vile, Warren county, Thursday Nov l.
Manchester, Coffee county, Friday, Nov. 2.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-05

ADsIcx.-As the bot season = approaching every
person should prepare their system the change and
there remedy applicable -MeLeans strength
sHIng Cordial and Bleed Puri Her " II III purify the
blood thoroughly, and at the sam" time strengthen
snd invi0rate the whole organization The immense
quantity that Is sold daily, prcpf enough Of lis
great virtues thoroughly removing all impure mat
from the blood We say TO all, try it. Il a. de-
Iicious take Se, the advertisement another col
umn-
We would call PaTtIcuIa1 attention 10 NcLean.s
another column We add the following from
Iha st Louis Herald, which speaks v'IInr- III its
favor We say all give IL a trial
We take especial pleasure in recommending Ne
Leans celebrated Strengthening Cordial nyslua
bic remedy for general debility and weakness We
have seen II tested IN circle under immfii-
ate Otseryation and can yOuch for its efficiency and
worth II article which should h. kept constant
IL III every family, il Is certainly Invaluable
medicine The advertisement in another column.
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