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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-07
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Der Undergraduate srfu6t bic @strGOer SOIep6
anS @t&ael Btntler in 8i6mOnp, @trsi-
nitn (cber I'M SAT- ibres a}lebens Die 6tntetlaI,
iensn), ibre aprehe baIrt9it an 9Ofspb 9rop It,
8io9erCaO $40. 2111, 9Bilapslpbia, ga, Susu.
isnbsn. 6rsunce ~pfrieibrn mG9en 9Ieiafaa9 Die.
IE auHorprrung naHfOmmeu.
SUispb 96 tntIer, aus &isienbU9
ki 9Dalbsbut, 0rp66, Sapsn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-07
@euss gOar0insDaus unO gassrbter.g u irtblAaft.

Neues Boaroin9baue unp Observation-Disclosures.
Der llnterSeibnete BAT an Der l7ten Stra6e, Dem
5iIhmarft 9c9enuber, elm neues Snad= II. Boarding.
6aus er6ffnet, baS er ieinen 5reunDen unp Dem pus
blifum in, Nagemeinen betens empfieblt.
Su benz 8arrOpm pieIeS neI eingeri6teten SauIes
inD fsts @straute a0sr art Gnp better SuIlitat gu
BADEN, ~beionrer5 ~rmpfis6t: aber Elm @Ias suteS wager.
0ieI u. DidcOnt..
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-07
SetaEmtnta 6ma9en
q. 81. Strcceer.

lNpctbeter, Oru9tf, supporter son beut.
Iden GpemieaIten II. f. 10. SIR. 8 WotusStr.
s%e3enlber Dem alien Marfte.
re- &eeepte Nerben nit Der sr6ftrn S6rsfalt uuS 0enou>
etstt terettet, lppue femtf& 9rdr arate unb III al pftn
NIT duRtriter 9tnflifteit hefpr9t. Q0ubtaufItu ute mborn Dad
%rei@balhSe Eager anne tniFfCT, beutitcr unb f~rau,6NIdcr edo
trtlGtr = arSrtt i" Nanep'@ nuelu |. f. 10. in tettr @uswobl x,lbf
IN A~u9cnfdeir ncbmcR. melt, T..itct sum 2bel Itlbif III nice rios.
ren. ale Den forbidden 1rcrrr ers:.sisS rcreen. Wsbi,info-
7 en- werrcn ~ Den bihtsir &:c:.sansca wisSerum nit neusn,
Srrratbe auserfatet.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-07
NEW MARKET HOTEL.

Ode Der 6ten unp Ntarlball(tr., yidbmpuo,
Der 1t l.. Gttr SuEIiGum mtrS tnicS au cinotri6ttte SpteI Be-.
aCRe tmrlrpItr. 9ettettiS eriaubcn lin n 'interseidnstcu aut
paS titNSt Mublitum 81 olterCn 9eiLa - .brlatrul eugS>
rtiey umo ipnhtse GrfriiGunasn, nttt supprtommcrber Ncrte-
.-.S GnoeR mno. StGptlbpfer Il. D IuSICr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-07
g. 81. 1p1nmel,

Nufpplferer unb 3upr3 trer,
$40. 2O4 Sruarfra6e, ,pil6sn Der 4ten unb 5tcn,
cnpfthlt I'D Bent bcut6en gubIitum sur Infcrtisuns aucr in Ttn
@elh1It etnlhla9tnetr &rbCttCn, aIS: GufpelItrn neutr unb alter
NtSbrI, Nnferh9un9 ron @aroscn aler Nrt, &opc;icrt1 err 2tms
merp, gu ipelhent 3mct ib Gin febr iHbReS Experiment 3opctcn
pcrrdtbi9 babe. ollie Sprttr Rpleaur unb penrtiantife 8tinos Ucr~
rdtbi9 uuo Su biat9ent @reiS su babru tei s. 81. &SmmeI.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-07
Oeuti6e Sebamme.
Wrs. s. Staube, 1913 SrOaptr. spiIhen Der

U(rs. 5. Staupe, 100 SrDapfr. 3%tpiIdbet Der
6. unO I. Strabs,
nahr zen bsHtiasn GraueH 8thmunhS bic .~erse6tnite @ns,iSe, Sas
IL in 9eutih[ano ais 9rbamme iubiert unp auf Der lliiSerttit
Il; Qetr,ia :br @ramen bttonben bal, wprlber lie bic beiten 9euaniite
v0rlssen fanN, wtsbaIb tic It'd BEL YUrfummenoen GsIesenbciten Be-
fens %emyfebit. 8useid maft Ots'eIbs ibren g6nncrianen bic &n>
;siac, oaB tic bas SmpfCn Der Stnoer, Slutrstlfcbcn II. /. no. 6efers
beiSrst un6 bsrar.asn &uftrdsen ibnslhrnS ~nobfcmntt.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-07
SeFdnUtr,ncb
Sentfcbe ~2ISptDese.

{, Su, ZEN nAr sm, rns!nsn ttsFsen 9onbslsutsn 70 reiSUb
srysr, !, . Si,ssu% eTrst% eanienS. entrfebte tt mid aud ftrrreir
nLs gt!nSs; Dap Id nsbit friften Orceurn unb IitsieonSut,r. sssr
a,sSf, Sa xTS a , Sr ltinS, Isins MaS syObe @tris, sass, GrisS-
EHnsr Sfaatr~SSie, Gtrcslaoe, Macarcni, Salst5I in sTrssr unS
gsmar, sist g%rS 2nalsf S saG iSm,r nRS ss;ossnsn. nsbR adtn sstsq
'@ l" 0n mOsIidNt b'uisftea grettn teifcre s~nrefsSIe. "'"' "'''''
q. 6. Hifber @at.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-07
NOrS sScmtSeDct 2lcOS.
Yof-G1 mpfl6if~ Sabrt
spiI6en
Sremen s SSeto 2JDre
Sremem s. @IeN 0Ipr

SCeINeU - UteW XUIE
Seap p6ne NnlaricW zines 3piIhenbafens, go
Grte @aiIte 500. 3Weite g., ute $50
3pil6euped Unit oOdsr sstodteE rod $35.
SdmmtIidr DampTNbife oiefr 2ins (eie scrshtt &nprl6e aut
bic @unlt beS oeutlhsn YublitGnt5 bdl, lnb NIT paftrbitten @b>
sstIug9tH o~Tiebca, MT gam OeutlAer Nannldatt belebt, uHe Elm
Ties bar cHeu eta5nrcp prOmoOtreA Sirit M 90rc.
Rcatr VA tr,' auehmft psubs aaa l8 an =. 9aHu,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-07
Deuti6e Sebamme.
atrS. 3. 8aumann, Iar1bnQsS tra6

3rif6en Der 5ten unD 6teu.
n,abt ben Srauin Ri9msnt5 bic rrae6eufe gu,eioe. bas n.
Deui6!ane os Seban,mt Hubert NIB auf Ger llniperitdt " 9am.
berg in Sdiern tbr Gramrn beltanoen bet, ppriiber fe bic beItu
~stnSeiten beifcne enpfsblt. 8uslrih ntabt eieIt!be ibrsn G6nut.
rinntt bic Inlttss, bGB IL IN Dettfblane msbrere SIR, Iofie in
Baltimore IL Sabre practietrt BAT. uhb bag peSbal1 bic sStrfds-
rrnS ssbtn fam, bs ie etmNise Muflrdse Ger I6nslnsn Neif.
unb CUR Solfpmncnfen 3ufriebenbrit ausritten fam. z5.5
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-07
EDWARD Y. CANNON,
SefertltGer Npta' unb @eridts. Qnrait,
SfTee: Gdf @pprrnor- unb Sranflin- Straee.
Semticbe Sriibte!
JacUb @uHbersbeimt q

Saepb beimt r,
go. 4 NainitraBe, nabe am alten Wartt
t'lanbt f6 Dem btutlben yubItfum, namentIib Sausfrau.n, bic
aEis%Se gu mosben, zap or elm 2Gscr aar bsuti&en 6rd6te bdIt
ale: 3pftlden, 9tr6rrtt Ririfen, Grtlen, 9inIen, aft 9rten Sup.
1enfrIdls, hsadnsii6e 9yinSe, SGweiIer> unS 2thsurssr Sair,
Sr cusp, SavbiAs, beutfbt &ebfudsn, beHf9e eBeihSs tinasmad.
6TaA &c, ALE @rten Gano"e, Gtsarren &c. &C., psIte @ftift! etrfti6e
bilieitm 9reiir yer u.
&aa- Gin suts 9la~ Gassrbisr unb lNaliss GrftfSuaarn fab
oaielbit 9lethfals III 'coH Belt ~ babsn, uno Label ~ Rsisiaem
Seinhe %freunblthd Soeot 9unb rSbttm
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-07
80 d II Spcs,
9Saocnfdbrifdnt,

&ds Der 9tcu NM SrcarsS Giraffe,
rrpfcbIt SouftcbtabCrn ien Gaacr prn clcoant unb boucrbaft
ectduicn 9SaGcn leber Srt uno Cilncr Sabritotipn. unp flFrt
@uttr6sc gum Anttrtt9en ucuer lBa9en aus in Der fir,eltcu
Belt unc III ben b~iliaitCn 9reiler. @le in benz QIaaneroer
t%aft acknowledgements pcrbrn piuttI;di auSSrfu6rt.
BaS- Gum Sermtetben lteben tets rtni9s
elrSants Sus9iss SsSen biai9c Srr9itun9 Bel
Sp6n Docs.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-07
BRUCE'S
llew -Dorkrr Sdrift- 0ie6erft

bat iets %pprr6tbis cine srpse guswatl ron
Mntiaua2 drifteh, Sicr,S%dbriftcn,
@etuptcrtSn Sebrtften, Scutiebcn Sdbrifter,
Deuffs d, pfsn, Gcr,sruuacu.
Sdbdd)' ". SdirebrcttsS brtftct, Giriafuuscn,
Rcifna> II. Mectun.Sinicu, SurdiaG6c.
@ecifIusfnc une oalpaniIrtc GfsSuarratcu,
Sircics unS sHipfen, Sprmat,8IciifcaS ,e
Spfcmatiid)c 9inicu.
Di S6rtfru fnb are burh 9~ampffroft ron rem bieIcr Sbrih.
st,Bsrei t9tntbInINbeh barten NPetoI eeerIIcn. Die unreralcitb-
lfc S6ncli9feit, nit Der neine Sdrinen oeopiTcn nrrbtn, fest MID
m zen !Stanp, eiele eouerbofkrcn Shrfrn III ben n~ic6risIsn
grriIcn Der serp5buIt8en Sspcn fpippbI ecacu S3ar ais ouf Gpesit
uSerfauftn.
@reilcn, SelS6riften, Gorbc, S6frn g5intGbaten &c. Iiefcrs i'd
~ ben %nteSrtelten Sabritpreilcn. Striferpben nest preslue
wereen 9tsen etnlenouns Won Z Gents fur bas 9pitrurtp an gu =
brudertRn periapot.
Dem l. Au9uit 1859 brcinal a%ufnebncn unp mir Elm @rerplor ibs
rer StttIn9 Suienoen, tclncn Die SniertipnsSebusren In lnrsbnuna
ertn9en, wcnn ~ fur ben funfaten gSertb ppn msincn gabritattn
taus:n. .8eprac 8rucc.
SO. Ii Chambers st., Ncrps sprf.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-07
3. H. CHARLEY.

y. II. CHALKLEY,
panplsr BON GsSer uao SAubs 5inrinss, SnipUrte:r
Don fran5Giiihrm &albleber,
IS. Ctr, spiI6en Waiu II. Gary, 8idttpuS, ga
DeutIhtn Stubma6etn wtr6 bies ~ppaf6nbiaff aiiprtrte Qao1
pom 2eOer aaer art befsns %empfoblen. DieieIben fhoen saNIsh iu-
sleidD alss Ju ibrsm Seibdft notbise 28srficus, bic {. a. Hinbinos,
Seifen lty ale SOrten nppsrS u. /. 10. Du6 gSG Sottlern ans
Suhbinoern 9b audit wereenbe 2eber 1T slei3fatS ~eps,dbia.
@as Oirie arhfsl ~srOen ssSsn 8aar SOer CUTE 9apisrs 6iaisE
perauft. Gl6.i
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-07
G.. H. GRAVES
Spule unp Stai 9dtEter inp G,lale
7 StraBe, ;piiRen 9rcab> unb 8ratt,
RihnNnN ~,

,NINHUIVI wi.
&Ge IN btefe 8clhatSipei9e enlhla9enoe 9lpetten, fefsie audi
e,rainins, War6lins unS MaIen Yn Sn6en &c, perosn Itnel
bilisf Inb sefAmodSOl a%us8efltrt. lin Sabtrette &uftrast thtst
6. D. 8rape5.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-07
N. A. STURDIVANT,
Attorney at Law and Notary Public.

N1NtVVFu''V"'t H'V ~ m'tttVEF g.VEHF'J
rt6tsu in unS fur sic Staet 3itnOno, GbeiferfelS anc 5anessr
Gpuntp. Sffice; %de Der IL. unb 9aRsira]s iGipbsiR's pal
~segeuHber. 8i6isNre, 8d. 1876
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-07
Teuer. unb Standardization,

Virginia Fire s. Marine Insurance Company
Die etn Bona SIDE Capital BON $500, 900 belts
unO i'm Sabre 1882 pura Die @eieb9ebung
pom Sirsinien ~ein9eIebt purpe.
8erthtruussn wcrosu our6 bris ate Gempaente ertbetIt unter
ben g~uulisftcn 9ebtnsuieen qrssn 8euer- uno s8uIIerIddbm an
Giscnttuul olcr @rt, ais: 3duier. @eubei, 9lter unb gBaarrn
aGer Ga, lrrpbI in Der Staot, ais aud IN Nanpe, uAb perben Die
N~elreftnbcn MussaGIun9en prpmp! 9eIciFct.
&sy- Sur ole 9plice unb Gle aufnG5Hs Der su Serltder.Sen Gje.
aeuitdube Dirb nidte berednst.
SfTte SO. l3l N1ainltr., Ri6monb, 8a., ei1e Gtur uutsr6alb
Dtspath officer. SO. 9. Gpporbin, IrSfo.
N'u am 2 Ms Sr., Seerel :. llG.1.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-07
r=Spmpa0mie!

Den MitsIiepern CUR gta6rt6t, ba6 iesen Opnner.
tag, @bcnOs 8 utr, reselmdBise Grercisrsllsbunsrn
in Der ,NtilitarY Dali" ltattfiuper.
Sepen !ebten Dpuneritans i'm Iunat fnbst bic
mpnatlide 8eriamnluus i'm 9otole bss Serrn @@GS
fatt. Sagemeper, orb. Srrs.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-07
II. S%5nctsr u. 6 o IN p,
y ppthtfer unD Oru1ail 4,
SO. 10 Wains Stroke.

VU. y WIHIW@ SIINBte
Ddnteno fur es bisber serppnnene 3utralHn boft e., inter :3u>
ttsfuns prcmpter Seoienun8, bahelbe aud ~fernerbtn Sl srbaltsH.
Rsspte werben Sa icSsr Belt {5si Gag unb9tad0 prompt unb &C.
piGentaft a%us9tflbrt.
9Gc SOrten GaybetOfe, Grnfcrslas, 9.-s-s $a6sr, Gisnrrtn,
8aut>, Sau> uno S4nuptabaf b~ednois anS5anb Hnb nerbsa IN
ben 6iaisnen praitn prrFauft.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-07

.. Grams, Np. Gr6anse 8lud, emyfebIt
istn reidbaltises Eager BON Ghtcn SrGupieS,
fransSff@sn &Utb- unD @ciB. 9Sriuru, uup mo&t
uamcntli& auf fem 9ro6cS Eager pcn rtrect i'm
p%crtirtsn Gbampd9ners uno Hbein.gB ctncn auf>
merriam.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-07

Or. ~. @rcbs,
once: Ecke Marshall und ste Strasse:
~ Sores Sanolss, SaQptp. Sperm unb goamostin.
i2o Sprcs soap, Slad, 9rppn uRb 9eurp.
90 scres Rem 9prt @pfBen Gbttf,
5 3sreS Sir,
400 Srpume unb Sudets.
200 @rrB Gfprrb @ipcs,
200 grps Rat6ts
Serfauf 6ei gRn M IN = ,tsu,.'" Hn2 tun
-' o"'te's oa''tmete yia4es, ipeben erbaItrr unb su babtn
Bm. 9Dallace u. Spbn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-07
VIRGINIA SAVINGS BANK.
(Gbartereb burt bic 0efeeBebuua Ven Sirsinicn.)
@apital: SlGOOOO.

9cppEtca wtrbtn in oiGtr Sanf cntoeatn senprner con SIS an
unS aHfm6rtS, unb wcrscn oiclclbCn al e wa per Sobr ptrSinit,
ptnn lie flr 6 Wtonate sbcr Hanger in t;eler Sanf %ptrbIcibcn. our
tirsCrc Ntricbm wCroen 3 p@t. btretnt.
9aS a1n;c Stpt. CAPITAL bofct fir bic. 9cpplItcu.
9CpUitcn rtreen onSeuUnnCu Yao SuutunSen barii6er ouSsr>
felt purdt ben Galtrcr 3. D. Starfs in Dem Stcre pes Serrn
@dt Der Gppsrnor mS MairraBt, 8ibmpnb, Sa.
Samuel Q. GpttrelI, yrdiioent.
%. Starfe, Ga1lrer. 6. WGItbalI, Sccretdr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-07

Ourd prrl6nliae Ginfdufs i'm gtsrOen Din i'd In
BEN Stanb seebt, n,rinet 9erbrtrn .Sunben elm scr-
,i9ltdes Eager Der teftn Gtsarrsn ieber srt unr DIVA.
ittat 81 ausnatmSweile tiIlissu 9rsilen pHtttren ,a
t6nnen. @iei&fals empfeble i'd, mein iputIdEvrtirtsS
Wager YOn Naud<, &au- unp S&nupf- labat, pfeifen
anrr Nrt ano leniti9e artitel, Die in einem @isarrsn.
9slhait setpbbnlih seiu&t psrpsn. Tim cine aefGuia.
anfHt leines Saaers btttet 3. Sic enfeIb,
$40. 1914 BroapIra
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-07
Srean padets unb @elp @cf5rpcrunss GUmmifTcn
@9entrN:
o. Sdnriot -. So.

SntaHp>, GommtffionSs, SpsSttiOnS> nab
@e@ieI 9ef4dft.
8risfs uub @adete, lsbtere Sic gu 80 @funo@srDi&t, nsrb,n
nit isbtm SOn bier ~abgebsnOsn gOfbdmpfr mad irsenb sinsnOrs
Der gBslt (0priisli6 Deutf4lanb uO bic SAnetO fraHfirfsi
Er 8eIiimuns ,pbsr tbelpeiIr, prompt uns nit Der 9rrBtn Si&sE>'
belt erpeoirt, sessn 9arantt un6 S6tiu.
9Dt6feI unb &nweifuneen. in ben Sautplaben sfn
Seutf6lans ,oslbar, ifub ,u ben niefrisfffnGCurisn iS benz sSistn'
Bureau sH baben.
@cI6aus3a btunesn an irseab ttne aoeTt in Dsatf@>,
Unr Rsiep6Ne.
ms- sur RidbmOnS anb ~limsessn6 bat,n mir 6rn. g.. 5aIf.
uRisre @aentur utsr1ossa. O. S6mtbt v. 60!
Ri4 auf Ssis,s ~bsiiebcnb, titttt u1 b SsneshnaSrdd wtts
&: 9reupbe sRo Qanbseur
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-07

Dry-Goods s. Fancy. Store
am 9teusu WarFts,
@de Der Srpap- unp 6ten Straee.
9. 81. 81 Q c II 5 a Il NJ e~mpfcblt leinen Sreunpen
uHC benz 9ublifum letn gut a~Tcrtirtes Eager bon 5rGbs
iabrss@ aaren, bic III Den t~ilisfcn 9reilet ~otssseben
werper.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-07

aZss- 9Gie nan ale Sdmer5en beiien fam.
Die 3oulsnSe, wclde an 8beumatsnius, Nfsutolsio, nsrp6fsn
Rppf- 0elihtss, Seiens, 9lisber< unb &uGenltmerSen leipen,
tnbcn austntIidlitt 0inbcrune unb sGnSli6e &bblIt, wenR ls
bartsbprReS Gure>&il 9ebrauhen Dtse grdpara>
ion zines Gbemiten BAT ib aS ba5 bete peilmtttel fr ShmerSen
in Den 8np6rn, NtuSten, Nsrpen une S,bnsn b~tpdhrt. 8eru&r
cine SlaIhr unp ErSe peiIuna! Yreis Il, Is VI 90 Cts. Der
fauft wirp ba0elbe bel
&, ga8ntr, q. 86beter anb alen 9russinsn
6.4l in 8ibmoHb, WOrfOlf unb 9etereburs.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-08-02

SENATOR DOUGLASS MOVEMENTS Mr..
at eight o'clock Wednesday morning, for Man.
chester, where lie arrived about nine o'clock,
and was received with much enthusiasm by
his political friends, who assembled in large
numbers around the depot. A national salute
was fired, procession was formed, and Mr..
Douglas was escorted through some of the
principal streets to Merrimack Square, where
he was welcomed by Mayor Harrington, and
introduced to the people. He replied in
short speech, and returned 10 the cars, which
left at eleven O'Clock for Nashua, where the
train arrived about noon, and where another
reception awaited him. A large multitude
had assembled around the Main street depot,
where he was to alight. Mr.. Douglas was
conducted by the committee of arrangements
to the platform erected for him, near the depot.
He was introduced to the public by A.
Hughes, Esq, chairman of the committee,
when he responded in speech of nearly
three quarters of an hour in length, in which
he went over subs tantially the same ground
as in his other reception speeches. Mr.. Doug
/
las then took his place in barouche, and was
escorted in procession up Main street to the
Indian Head House, where he dined in com.
pany with about one hundred and fifty of his
political friends After dinner, large numbers
Of people were introduced to himself and his
accomplished wife. At Nashua, Mr.. Douglas
was met by Hon. Welcome b. SayleS and
Gen. Putnam of Providence, in behalf of his
friends in that city, and they accompanied him
in the train thither A considerable party OF
his friends from this city also attended this
reception, proceeding in the extra train at 81
o'clock
The extra train with Mr.. Douglas and his
party left Nashua at 3 O'Clock precisely, and
reached Worcester in one ho,r and flee minutes
quick time for 45 miles. The train proceeded
directly to the Junction, where another special
! train on the Providence road was in waiting
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-08-02

IFS results as otherwise, has come to be press
ed upon us with as much insolence and audac-
iiv as if it were not lie thrown in the face
of our history.
When the steward at the palace of the Tuil-
leries was exhibiting his new upholstery,
Napoleon clipped one of the gold tassels from
window curtain, and put it in his pocket.
Many days after, to the astonishment and con
fusion of the upholsterer, the lost tassel was
produced and proved to be, not gold, but tin
sci. The argument against the duty of con-
gross to see that freedom receives no detri-
ment within its jurisdiction is one OF
the doctrines of the republican party, however
il may be expressed,-can assume many
plausible shapes, and lead rght-thinking men
from the faith TO which they have been pledg'
ed. The argument is talacious in many res
poets, but chiefly i'll that it allows slavery,
which is barbarism in its best phases, to con.
tend with freedom, under equal conditions, for
the control Of the unsettled territories. The
plausible theory of popular sovereignty in its
logical results, leaves the condition of the ter
ritories to the chance Of priority of settlement;
and if any conspiracy of wrong-doers, like
polygamists, Shareholders, counterfeiters, or
any other bandits against good order and the
conscience of the best civilization, obtains the
advantage, that, so far as the power of con-
gress extends, must be the end of it. The
handsome theory of selfgovernment loses its
lustre in the triumph of bad Institutions, and
the plausible argument for popular sovereignty
loses its power in the possibility that the worst
may triumph.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-08-02

Mr. Kennedy, of Roxbury, mas discovered IN on
Gn 0u common pasture weeds remedy that every
Two bottles warranted to cure nursing sore month
one TO three bottles will the kind OF pimpes
Two three bottles will clear the system of bles
TWO bottles arc warranted to the worst canker in
Three or five bottles warranted to care the worst
kind OF Eryspeas.
., One or two bottles to cure all humors
o T9 bottles are warranted to running of the
10 SIX bottles are warranted TO corrupt and
One bottle win cure scaly eruptions of the skin.
TWO or three bottles are warranted to the
Two or three bottles are warranted TO cure the mos
desperate of rheumatism
Three four bottles warranted cure salt rhcum
Five to eight bottles will the worst scrofula
One three bottles warranted to cure the worst
sands that it has caused by canker in the stomach
one to two bottles are warranted to regulate eoshVe
state of the bowels. c.,
Kidneys.
Four to six bottles have cured the worst cases fdrop
One to three bottles have cured the worst piles;
relief is always experienced what mercy to getre
Since its rst discovery have from time to time add
cd various herbs to it of one ofthem, ppocratcs
the Father of MEDICINE, says; III is an herb of Jupiter
III openeh distractions the liver gall and spleen;
is especial friend 20 the liver, worth all other herbs
when TOO cola " "V Oo "O' anu warming II
Ill crcaeth an appetite cureth all zone and snkins
stitches in the side " F' "
at cxpells all raw visclos and Shiny bumors our NJ
the body II clcanseh an inward ulcers and conrealed
blood from the kdneys eN'N
ny opening ObstruciOns Of the spleen il nur,etb all
puIt ehpcr ana melancholy yapors which riseth to this
mead ana BRAIN enlsne distressing headache fearful fore
poung OF trouble trembling OF the heart inting anS
swOOning. Wv"
herb boiled in wine particularly good 10 revive
te ufoopng spirit Of the aged, and whoever has lper
ing sckhcsh ltcr fever, nothing restores him TO henIth
so quick ms drinking the Juice Of this herb
"lhe seeds boiled IN water cureth the most Offensive
breath anu drank ut bedtime prevents what is common
Y called mig marc, and all melancholy dreams disease
bilious people are liable to- '
Iho Father of Medicine saws of another herb in this
sign Leo ' w " w
le syn + the source Of all life, and rucih the heart
NY ts neIb the best cordial the greatest strcngthener
OF lhe hc9rt OF any that grows IL cOmi0cth the
CuIclh All pMpltntion thereof taketh away trembling
anune anu snothering of IT, yet II must be taken
lu p severe gripping VIII ensuc, which must be cor
rceted WIN icnne seed or ginger.
No change of diet ever the best YOU can
get, and enough IT.
ny strictly following the directions In the pamphlet
ouhd eheh bottle, and by judlcous application of the
S3t hWr'W Othfneai, ScrQtaid OhitDpeHf and treating
OWtmeHf every ulcer and sore OF whnlrver kind or M
aud permanently cured
Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY, l2O Warren
street, ROAbury. Mass. Price 81. dtlawcow ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-08-02

RESIGNATION OF CHIEF JUSTICE SHAW
1t is announced that Hon. Lemuel Shaw has
resigned his place as chief justice of the SUI
preme court of Massachusetts. Mr. Shaw
was appointed by Governor Levi Lincoln in
1880, as the successor of the Hon. Isaac
Parker. He graduated at Harvard Col
lege, we believe, in 1900, and will attain
his eighty first year in january next Chief
Justice Shaw was born at Barnstable, on
the 9th of January, 1871; entered the Suffolk
bar in 1906, was in the state house of repre-
sentatives from 1871 to 1916, in the senate in
1922, and in 1880 was appointed to succeed
Hon. Isaac Parker as chief justice of the SUI
preme curt which important position he has
held to this time with credit to himself, and
adding increased lustre to the previous high
reputation of the Massachusetts judiciary.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-08-02

The FOURTH AT BERLIN-A letter from
Berlin gives the following account OF the cele
bration of our national anniversary in that
city -
The fourth of July was solemnized this year
by the Americans at Berlin with an additional
festivity in the shape of a sabbath school cele.
bration. 1t was pleasant sight to behold two
or three hundred German children marching
IN order from the Methodist chapel to the Unit
ed States embassy, where they were joined by
Gov. Wright, who headed the procession on its
way to the Thiergarten. Here they were adj
dsessed by the ambassador, and by the Rev.
Mr.. Schwartz, add after enjoying repast of
coffee and cakes, several hours spent in recita-
tons, they returned to the city at five o'clock
III the afternoon. The ambassador takes a
great interest in this sabbath school and many
OF the benevolent movements OF the day. He
lately visited the chief farming districts of
Prussia, and | doubt not he will be able.
on his return, TO tell his countrymen
great deal about the agriculture and rural.
economy OF the Old World. l understand
he proposes to take back to his home
some Of the best stock of sheep of this conn
try. At o'clock about fifty American citi.
zens assembled at the house of the ambassa.
dor, including the Hon. Robert C. Winthrop
OF Boston, James Knox of Illinois, and repre-
sentatiyes Of almost every state in the Union.
number of eloquent speeches were deliver
ed, amongst which those Of Mr. Winthrop and
Gov. Wright himself excited the most raptur-
GUS applause, as did toast proposed by Mr..
Knox THE Constitution of the United
States--To the people of America collectively
what sound physical constitution is to each
of us individually, the great fountain of hap
pincss. May 1t be as enduring as time"
The utmost biarity and good feeling prevail
cd, and after partaking literally of the enter
tainment, provided by the hospitable host, the
company broke up little after midnight.