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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-01-24

lelbe oaourd berbeigefiibrt murpe, baB
Beretnigung Der S6ulDen be8 Serail unD
rem perlan9te. 8udoi Balda lit gum @r.
Se5ier er1atlt urlp Si 8alda lit ibnl ais 8raz
lioent beg Ganlirlat 9efpl9t. Oaan 9lau6te,
atbrl9ll Palfa iperOe balp ppn 9teuem gum
WroB- Ve5ler errtannt iperoen.
Der leue @rpBzSe8ier bat Iid ut enter gepte
an Die @rcBnldfte fit bas 4rpieft beS Sue5s
&anal8 au88eIprp4en fats It9 Die @rp6mddfe
paritber perItdttbi9elt ~fGnutell.
Snoten. Die 8pmbd9=Y pit pom ~.
Oe6br, Ut III England anaefcrnmen.
Oer @eneral@W puperneur mahte nit eine,n
9lalt5ellpel 9efpl9e cine 9leiie burd Die norb<
peltlidel Prppin5ett map belo6nte Die %SSiirifer.
meld|e ipabreno pes aufltunpe8 @nslauo tren
bliebelt, alf'8 glali5enoltc.
Die en9ltide Eruppen= @rpepitiou mad
ebt1la lollte eft I'M Wfir5 abgeben.
en- telegram BON Bombay bonn Is. De-
5erlber b~eltdtigt bic @efaaoernabme pDu 1000
Jfebelelt III Suoe. Die Nanen Der oefo,,oe.
1telt 9befS ltno Wonimp &bQn. GboiI1 gohoz
bppr, abau 8eni Otapbup lllp beiien 6eiSe
SGbne.
4nfralien. Die Melbpurne-8 pit bonn
II. Jtpobr. mar III @nslano an0efpnmen.
DaS Wfiliiterilm S'S6ar9nelli mar i'm
aultraliidelt Barlament init einer Wiaipritat
pom % Stllninen 9eldla9en worpen ulo bate
relt9nirt. 5r: Ni4Olirn Bate eia leue8 Wi=
niItertum 0%etiloet.
0te 0tadridten aus ben @plofeloern fino
9in1tt9. Jteidlli4er 9te9e1 bate Die gbdtiq<
felt belebt< ~
aad ~ Sionepl @euzS iO< @ale8, bate OaS
Wtnliterllnl abtreten milen. Sr. Gprifer
ltanO an Der Spite oes neuen 9abinet8'
Sn Wtelbcltrne bate Elm 8rppilionellzQiefe
rant nit g90,000 8anterOtt oemadt.
gtne 9rpBe Wten9e &rbeiter Itanoen IN gtu<
lfrallell aus llllD oerlat9ten 9teptftipn Der Or
b~eit85eit auf 5 Stunpen.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-01-24
Meueres BON MiO GrdnSe.

News SrleunS, %. San. Der Dam<
pier Iri5Ona NIT $142, 600 Sart9elb III nit
Nadrt4ten BON Sra5CS biS gum IS. ansetOm@
men.
Die 8eb6roen lntb pa8 8plf bon Matamc=
ra8 prOteitirten 9esen bic @iufi6runS amerifa=
niIder Srcimiaiger unb %perpeigern ben Nmeri=
f@anern, melhe ben geidlasenen Gprtina8 per=
fpl9er r%uplten, ben @intritt in ibr @ebiet.
Scrttna8 Bate cine Grippe ppn 300 Manm
selalilitelt ltrlO peabiidtist, bic 6einOlelisfeiten
gu ernelerlt. Z
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-01-24
li4 rteue anIpriide auf Sure @rfemtli6feit
ulp Guer 3utrauen erwerben.
Mavpcco.

M
Der Wpuiteur be l'2lrmee ldilDert Dte9edtz
ait Der Waurelt IN fpl9enper Mei{c:
Sic perteden lid bilter einem 6ellen, leoer
ibre lan9en Tlinten auf 5ielen uad Dem Sop
fe nnp l6teBen fiber. SIM Sanoeemenoe
I9la9en tie li4 nit benz Oatagan, uno tpemlt
oieler ibneu fe1lt, NIT ben 3abnen uno ben
NtdBeln le er9ebe1 iid uie uub luden eben 10
olele 0elan9ene 5u MAIDEN. 8d6reno beS
Samples uno na6 Der Sdla6t l~arlnieln bic
Wtanren bic ar9eln auf UNI lid oeren se9elt
Die Spduier 5t beptenelt, wenn bas @aliber
fir ibre 8affen paft bic ~9rpBenSu9eln beben
le fit lpater ultf perm lie3unpnen 6aben werz
ben. Nnfan98 reriudten iie e8 and, @rand=
ten auf5t9ebetl, aber Da8 FAM ibaen t6erer III
lte9et. Sic fanatet pieie @eldolle niAt lett
bent iie aber iaben, baB tie plaben, lailen lte
tie lie9en. SIR Qtgrih8>S pltem 1T 9epSbn=
ltd iplgel1oe8: @tneS baar DON 4-5OOOtann
Oeplppirt auf prei 2tnten. Die CT te Qtnie til
%railltrt ullter DEM SduBe ber Sellet unoYdu=
me bic 5%lpeite, nnbeWaffnet, bett Die GoOteu
u1p Serpuloeten auf uno ldleppt iie meg,
rlnnlt i9re8afen nnO erlestiie, uuO Die brittle
bilDet bic 9eeIerpe.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-01-24

8ai9in %. San. GS berrldt
@Dorsrft allsemeire abfimmuns sesen ncue ab<
ltllnnna9en itber Die Spre6erlpabl, bu bod
feline au8fi4t auf ein 9felultat ~pprbanben 1T.
Die Hepublifaner 6alten al Sberman felt.
Sim Opnnerlta9 iperoeu bic Mit9(ieoer be1
@eIeb9ebuns bon gir9iuiel benz @pp. gBie in
Gidmcip ein GffentliheS @aItmabl 9eben. )
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-01-24
&aniaSs0 " fniren.

Qeapenmortb, %. San, Die Cert
tcrialz@'e ieb9ebuuS perlammelte ii6 auf ben
Gnf bes @pllp. Meoarp ppn gtelem in Sc
compton, beldlpB aber lpsleid, fid mad 2ap=
renee 81 perta9el. Der @puperneur le9te iein
Setc 9e9en bieien Bedding Elm, belize SdiIer
l~firimten le6ph biele8 8etC nieber.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-01-24
8eludb bon G,e,essebunsen

GIncInnafi, % San. Die Mlit9Iiez
Der Der @ele~sgebun9elr BON &entafp unp Gem
neilee ipetoell am Dpumerltos unierer Stabt
eiten 8eiud abitatten. Die @elebeebun9 bon
S6io bat lic ferner na6 Columbus eitseluben
uao 5t pteiem 3wede $4,000 b%elpini9t.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-01-24
@erbaftums einer 8anbe IaLldmiin,er.

5pleoc, %. San. Der Deputy 8. ct.
Warldal SObnlpn perbaftete cine 6ali6miir=
5erbalOe, beitebeap duS 6 Wdnnern nnb 2 @ei=
bern, man fallO cine Mien9e 6aIldulitn3en bet
linen.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-01-24

EW 6err Magnu8 @roB nnf
ba8 @ai9in9tpner Sntelli9 eng
b1att, = SEER Magnu8 @rpB bat betannt=
lid BIG lest pa8 iii Der 8unoe86auptfaot mo-
dentlid erideineuoe 5nte1i9en3blatt repisirt
uno 3par nit gewpbnter 6dbigfeit mt6 i'm Sinz
ne be8 %5ortI6ritte8. @ie muroeu mir baber
ibcrraidt, al8 mir in Der neuelten 93unmerO e8
8latte8 5lpei 2eitartifel %fanoen, bic IN rpber
unD pericer 8erldIterltng uto 8erleumpuus
Der MISUNDERSTANDING 2lae8 iberbieten,
mas mir in lester 3ett III ben DeutI6en Srga<
men Der re9uldren Democratic %gefunpen ! QSir
6a6eu bi8 lest feline Na6ridt iiber pa8 @te
uao @arum pieler idmablidel Sdpenfung
be8 8~ai9ingtpner Undergraduates aber cine
an9ene6rne 8flidt 1T eS itnS fplgenoe 3eilen
oe8 6erru Wtagnu8 @roB Dem 8ublifum BOT
%5ule9en;
9tebatticn be8 Baltimore @eder."
Snpem t5 mir erlaube, Sbre NufmerfI antz
felt AMI bic beifrl9eape 9tr. 43-pe8 o8aibing>
toner neutrality-suspicious." reIpeftipe Die III BENT
felben ent6altenen Artifel ySumaritdt pbne
6uuati8mu8", unO Der v36. 9onsreB", 6in5ltz
lettfeu, bralde id sic npbl faum 3u rluden,
purd SIRE @palten betannt gu MAIDEN, DAP
meme 8Oluntdrrepaftipn 9epqdten glatte8 ibr
@npe errei6t bat.
Wtt freunoIdaftlider @rsebenbeit
SIR
@rDb.
@ai6in9tDu, 81. San 1860.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-01-24
Meae Ma5eigtn,
Sreibeit, Wleid6cit n1tO @eredtiafeil

Treibeit, Wleid6cit mo Geredtigfeit.
@rpB=gul6I be8 Yerb. SroenS Der 9. Briiber.
a Die Wdt3leSsr bes 8roB- 8uaSes Ionic be @epraientantsn Der
unter9eorSneten@ anoe nerben hermit benadrtdt9t, oaB Die bier
~teidbri9e DISCRIMINATING 0pnnerftas ben 26. Sannar abenos 7k
ubr i%tattfin6et. Satcb Merner. y, Sne.
(D&Mt0ol 43N sRaulu8 @iesr gels Sefr.
4 OefcbGftS=N erbfnOnna.
Ole llnterSethmeten BADEN f9 inter Der 6uma
BlNLL g COMP
oIIociirt, ssur, s abricatiOn nnb ium @ertaRfe ION
so als IN i~bren2ptaF iiopeltlt9e @fe BON Sarato9a- uac Ncrfb-
ltraBe.
Ileranber Bell lit a0eun autprIirt Sen Namen Der 6irma
ti lnterseitnuns sel9aitIi9er |erbineli9tsiten gu sebroaden.
MIer. Bell.
(DiMD george EwebSle
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WtNgH ID 8.
@al6tn9tpu, 81. San
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0seuere, b05aff interenantt Nae9riaten aus europa

9Onsbteit,,a7 San. @Ormittass. Der 9a=
riier Correspondent pe8 Nppertiler laet, 2orr
SomleA Der enslii4e 8eianpte in 9ari8, babe
lff na4 G1slano be9eben init etnem 8crIdla9e
NapolepnS, mcrnad @n9lano unD 6rantreid
an9eldurtt erflaren lplleu, paB fie i5 nidt in
Die In9cle9enbeiten StalienS mil6en uno es
ut4t Dulpet perben, oaB lf6 cine anOere MaAt
parein lnii6e.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-17
The German ADVERTISER.

3. HAssEL, Editor and Proprietor,
Is published every day, Sunday excepted, at
$500 pes Annum, payable in advance.
Terms for Advertisements reasonable
OFFICE: BROAD STR, next to CITY HALL.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-17

@'Hd t3N n'tt - lar ta5 iaacrt nitts.
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(Yoa @aTi5l,
i 6rmn er uue 9cwelIer

l9I @om1 Snarc, ipiihcu Ger 9ten unb lOtcn.
%. y. 6au@e. ner lett rterunoipanii9 Sahrcn in BEN
S0noon une 9erp 9Jot bebdat mar r:au6t iid ben @i.
aern @'NmNnro ei{ @Scae iu maeu bag 81 233 9rcoor
en- 2eForitlee @tl&lft cro1n ba uno i euen lpro ale
III leln Gebatt ctniagCnot 2rbtttn Saebn eut1rocrn
eHmtn SIR unO 3uirierrIbeit dusfu5ren ~ e6nr rr
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. &5efoa.,,tmnei,uuac,,.
30mbm9 9sAmert. 9odctfa6rt- Nctien, Gjeleulcbait.
&ar:spfEcbifabrt


"ameur9 nne Reio 2crf, oid Sputbdmptrn,
rermeli Der ntcn auf bae G5cliocfe ocbaru rnS Gle
9aTt;elte etnQedhten 9rr9cn ciitrncu gpcampfltife
. orui ia, 2OOO GpuS, @apt 3rautmnnu.
. mmUp ia. 1000 Sons, Gagt. ShmsnIen.
Sarcnto, 2500 Spns, Cart. G6leee.
Dbist nesch brer 6ntlcn uuo stdlibcn Robrtcn rbn.
ltplt betonnie 9ampftifie ipcypcn regelmd9io am
grlten uno 6iinf,ebuten iepu Mcnots
NCp 2ort unb 6om6uro ria cutboptpr erpeSir, mn
ncgGn 9dlia9iere ppn 9iem 2ort uah
ean'5nrs, 9aore, eonrpu unb Soutbamrton
81 tclgtnpen Qrciici:
9rfe gdiite $1OO
3mettt a ute 55
3miltehDeG as
Snn 5Hmbisra nadb Gc,o 5prf:
Srnc eGlu'e 80. 3ncIie GGUle S75. 3piftcntet
SO NStScn Maloee psnbe man It an
e. u. giiddrS, WcaS II. GnIp
loo &rpobwap 9ca 2'arr
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-17
Ien llML.iEtn gNLlLhln

SFH t'AIiEtH 2SUtgtR
Die An3si8e, 0NB 9w i'm bisiigcn Guitom. 6auIe
HOO @alIUnen res beiicn Uoa un5 lfltR impcr
tirteu fran50lii9sn &rant9 mtsr 8OnO ljfoeu
baten, cen min auBerF tiaig v,rfaufen.
6erntr Gle AnjelJf, cap wtr Ole dQ,tniec N1rns
tur son Dem bsrubmien Nc Srnclc IL. Sos G6om-
pd8ner utrrncmm,n babtn unD paG rrrIelar mr.
tr. ,H5 sN tatsn g..
IS q C,4t
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y c in guuscn.

OtrIH 8 HHgcH.
Ter ,,In;ei9r" ertent lecen Wcrses Spnnta6s oue9e>
npn,men, ;n ip6tntIiben SubtriptionSrrcS ron &c.
sabbar on bic rep. lrase prt So 90 in Sbr6er Sprau5
besoblrns. anici9n nbcn ipl0cncen 8trinaungtn
slufnobmc: @inmaQe Gnridms 10 3eilcr ocer wcnS
al 80 Cts, mcmoiiec 75 Cts. breimaliee $iO0, cine
93p 81 25 een Wianat $3.50, orc Mpndte 81 90, Icto
Nrn0s $500, iipcIi Ncnott $1,000 IN 9crtrliIbrjhCr
sSpr0usbeiebluu9. In;ei9cn Die nab scebch peranoer
srcen bnreu. iperbeu nit S25 90 per Subr terenet.
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u m 5u9!
Mlaineru Il)aGren !

N. c. BARTON erlau6t ib Die Nn,eioc ,u
MAIDEN, SaB er lsinen Store UOn 100 natb 229
OiaintrnBs, oberbaIb Der 9tsu, ocrls9t bat, no CT
in isOer Snilon Elm pOllfdnoise6 2lIOrtimcnt ptr
Tol8snoen @rttfsl pCrrot6i9 bGlt: SeiOcne unp
e3hpb. 5ate, 6aaben, SopfpuBr, fransGfl0c Blu,
aen unO Sdnncr; SpBcn 8ert6a'S unD Gap5
EplBen.S&!esr, &rnuer Jfro9en unp Ieipene unp
Ga3ep ids Spiern. WannQas.
nq0amOf weIo9e Die 8aprurtf teiuhtn t5nneu
IN pteie St0rei 9OuianDi8e Saa- &C. Nn3aa
.r51Iteg
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SrNt ans ha4b
SSp. 97 ~ ea12nStt GofSc!
uiNiten Drn Ninnnt I'm N}ihmnnn

Gic biIj8ltem Dro 0ocCs in 9lihmonpl
5OOO Sarts 1t6ne ocor1cfte gotlrc ytu tS 8 Gsr,s
wtrib i23 Gt5.; Urnc yolpne reu bic y Cts; pc f5n
ltn Nutr uno beltt Gu0tjtG Hon SNcCuttS SraonSic5
&orc@e 81 on btu9ittn Nrltu; Ihrne GarcYz Sits IN
9O 9e, mGl a., onocrc III S. 81 % HNb mcbr; ldl.rr
SetPenltHHe ~ 90 Gts uc aufr6rt5; SnGa SlawlS III
C aunari6 IN dEen artcN. Its ocn rrtifat,n @e-
r03i 2utrS III 5c GtS; icio AGnticu III 81 90 So %
NoroOa nne Gricnon Sri0 ven % G,e on oufmarie cF
euistGn III Hltmrno; eic ftaltru fon; Rc,Ce nCrfcb
S1ois' 9pEayS uno Gombrc SenoS iun bdbet Yycjic
IN lortG Sable Glrln, Sill Glvg GarpttS, Gombric5
Sb,HS une SmB NIuSstuS Su CrltNucuSNcrlh cccn prc
lGn Saotts ~ore nit 6.cIS III ST. 81 % uro auhr6r,S
@ImNtS, Nlo uEo e5oat Tin SGubc m 6cclo su 81 2l
unb oumGrIe; NFjrs uup GbltrcuS Gjare in alcn yer
zen no gu 0ucn 4rtu Npn - Gt3 an oufplrtS: felrc
S4rhS Srper0 u 90 Cts. Nisl.5 SlprcrS ;u G2I Cts
Gnlf.ltta SUupc fur Serrrn, Nuaben unc SCrpautS
81 Yainir Sntrnk GStrnms ''
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Seenuilt,uacbmu9em.
e. J. PIC o T,
2gpptbcfcr,
gde Der lTten un0 Mntnlra6c,

60. &tnberSatcr ais @ebilfe)
esrrfe6!t ieir rei6baItiacs 9aaer oQer in Icln
fncb itln1enotn Nrtifc. wie oudb Norfiimcrirnc
oetfen, &arltcn uno !Gdmmc iIpcr Nrt Tnrtcn,
Dele 0'las &C. @iaarrcr, 9tauh, Snus unb
S6nupftatat un0 pieIe ouoerc 9trtitcl, mche in
1teIaeu Nprtbcfcn 9em6buith 9efubrt pcrcen.
5dugtlaAiit mattt oerislbt audi aui istnen
eerubmtrn unO unfrbltaren y8irginia gHprm
Stller" aufmertidm
Ote pcutlhe, ne Gr66teatbctIe outt Gle amcri-
tdniide Jisce9tnr wtro pUn -. .&inperYater
telor3t. Der auh i'm 6au0"cttdufe feline 2luct-
leuts aufs 6reunNIihite ttcicuru miro.
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NplsI 6nl,l

nierSehneer bait crp0brenb cnen orssc Iorrotb nau
Slnen~ Guo 6tdbisnbe!i better SuaGf uno fanR ,cine
nocn bnnlit inter ccn 8iintsn SeO;nGtnQeu ycrebcn,
SE' &GNn "on &aLcrnmrO oaS 2GcspaCn foeufrei be,
eF9t StltelUuNtn mebe bte:afn weroen be; 9obney H.
eOtt p0sr SEQ u. 6unplep 8roaSoBe IOwe IN pcr 6pE
nteorlo9 an rO0er na5: 9rcYfe Gvenne Yerben ,rppl
GelNr9t. 9rec: 9a5 bete Gt6en6Ol3 IN 81 So mn
&anIsnbpl5 81 $500 per Gpso. SameS a. Wcpre
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6. Gntfer'S
@@0IA IAlQGQE0m NS0rfelr.

cratene &niese, NaB mein cnnerz @8iaiaGft nit scr.
bWpnen nsUen 2lnlGgen iur llnrbalnms oes Yubilums
perebsn, Son heutsen Sage as pitosr 0e6n it, Seicn
u lerCy eit marine unp altt Sg,isn IN ,rlter 9e
vs9l III noeu mo, opi aU GjetsEute ieotr r YOn better
SHaiitat 0rsunol&0f;liby gum Sablreidm 9ciun apet
ein Stmpn 5tciu Gin.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-06

MILFoRD.-The most interesting topic now
discussed among our friends in Milford is the
approaching golden wedding of their fellow
citizen, Henry Nelson, Esq, and his com
panion, which takes place on the 18th inst.
Letters mssive have been sent to their
numerous relatives, and a happy gather
ing of children, grandchildren, and 9TH
er connections will participate in this rare
event.-The Masons are jubilant in their pre-
parations for the dedication of their splendid
hall, on the 10th inst, when an address will be
delivered by H. B. Staples, Esq. and dinner
will be served for the benefit of the Fraternity
by mime host Mr.. Packard, of the Mansion
House.-The appointment of S. W. Hay
ward and Dexter Hunt as Deputy Sheriffs
gives good satisfaction.-Rev. Geo. Hill of
West Cambridge has accepted the unanimous
call of the Pearl Street Universalist Church,
and will commence his duties on the first Sab
bath in February next.-Rev. T. W. Higgin-
son breaches at the Town House on Sunday
next.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-06
GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY.
BOSTON AND VICINITY.

BOSTON AND VICINITY
The Courier states that Mr.. Josiah Bradlee,
the distinguished and venerable merchant,
was ON Tuesday morning attacked with pa
ralysis while walking to his office. He was
conveyed at once to his home on fremont
street, and his situation is reported to be seri-
Gus. He is man quite advanced in life, but
has hitherto enjoyed excellent health. His age
is about 80.
In the United States District Court Wedes-
day, MIR. Ezekiel D. Dyer, the old man who
was lately convicted of forginga number of land
warrants, was called mp for sentence before
Judge Sprague, and sentenced to sixteen
months Imprisonment and fine of $780, The
sentence is a very light one, but the old age of
the criminal pleaded in his behalf
MAINE.
DIR. Andrew J. Bailey of Naples, Maine,
where he had been in practice several years,
and enjoyed the confidence of the people, and
was engaged to marry an amiable young lady,
went to Portland last Christmas, to obtain fur
niture for his house. After sending home his
goods, he wrote to his brother that he should
not return till the next day, being unwell from
an epileptic fit, to which he was subject. Since
then he has not been heard from. His horse
sleigh, great coat, and other things, were found
at the Caledonian House, where he had
stopped.
The ladies of the First Parish in Portland,
have resolved to erect monument to the men,
DRY of the late DR.. Nichols, for about fifty
years pastor Of that society, and the money is
raised for the purpose. 1t is to be a statue of
st. John, the Evangelist, life size in marble,
and is to be executed by Akers, who is now
in Italy, engaged upon the work.
MISCELLANEOUS
Aaron d. Stevens, awaiting his trial at
Charlestown, Va, for his part in the raid upon
Harper's Ferry it is thought will be tried in a
| Virginia, instead of United States Court,
the Legislature having authorized special
term for that purpose. The appointment o
| Senator Mason's investigating committee
has superseded the necessity of summoning
DR.. Howe, Wendell Phillips, and others to
testify at the trial.
Mr.. TenDyson has had some dreams which
cannot be said to have "baseless fabric +"
| They leave pretty substantial rack behind.
For we hear that he is paid Gl0 line for a
poem entitled "Sea Dreams an Idyll )" which
is published in the January number of Mac
millan's Magazine. Providence Journal.
The managers of the Grand Trunk Railroad
desired large number of axes, but having
no faith in Yankee manufactures, got scien-
titic man to invent pattern of the axes requir-
ed, and sent to England to have. the same
made. In due time two thousand five hundred
axes were sent to Canada, but not one of the
whole number had a hole to receiUe the handle!
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-06
FR1GnrrUL DEArH OF DRuNKARn-l

FRIGHTFUL DEATH OF DRUNKARD.-At
intervals, for two or three years past FIorian
Cartela, an Italian laborer of very inemper-
ate habits, has lodged in the houseof Lebrecht
STANCE, IA Duane street. Late on Tuesday
night, during violent attack of delirium tre-
mems, Cartella rose from his bed, and, raising
the window of his room in the second story Of
the premises, leaped out Unfortunately, he
fell on the pickets of an iron fence, which
pierced and almost passed through his body.
He must have expired almost instantly. Sub.
sequently, officer Elder of the 9th Precinct, in
going his rounds, discovered the shocking con-
dition of the body, and summoning assistance,
removed the remains to the station house.
Coroner Schirmer held an inquest on the body,
and the jury rendered verdict correspond.
ing with the foregoing facts. Deceased was
single man, thirty-6ve years of age. When
sober, he worked in chocolate factory.-N.
Y. Express, Jan. 4.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-06

The STATE BOARD OF AGRIcULTURE.-The
board met at the office of the secretary in Los
ton, Tuesday, and listened to the reports of the
delegates who visited the exhibitions of the
various agricultural societies. On Wednes-
day, reports of various committees were pre-
scented on subjects assigned. The Boston
Journal says papers were read by Mr.. Atwa-
ter of Hampton, on the root culture; by Mr..
Sewall OF Norfolk, on farm fencing; by Prof.
Clark Of Amherst, on horses; by Mr.. FELTON,
of Worcester, on renovating WORKOUT pas
lures; by DIR. Bartlett of Chelmsford, on the
diseases of vegetation; on manures, by DR.
Fisher of Fitchburg On Thursday, Hon.
Marshall P. Wilder read lengthy and elabor-
ate report upon fruit and fruit culture. Mr.
Brooks of Princeton presented an able report
upon cattle husbandry, which was followed by
an interesting discussion. The meetings of
the board are fully attended, and arc of great
interest
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-06


The Liver Pilis.-rhe Liver Pills Of DIR. NJ Lane
were used by him exclusively in his practice. So
eficacous were they in all of Liver Complaint,
that they became famous and attracting the attention of
the medical faculty. passed into general use. They act
with great certainty and reguarty the patient almost
Immediately feels the dispersion of his disease and is
gradually restored to health With the effect is al
most miraculous, frequently experiencing immediate re-
lief after having for months resorted to drugs medi
cines of another description, i'll vain Diseases of the
Liver common in this country and are often
righnl in character Those who experience any of the
premonitory symptoms of this dangerous and compli-
Gated disease should at procure box of Dr. NJ
Lanes Pills. prepared by Fleming Bros of Pittsburgh
and perhaps, thereby, be saved a world of misery.
Purchasers will be careful to ask for Dr. NrLANE'S
CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS manufactured by FLENI-
ING Bios, PITTSBURGH, PA. There are other Pills
purportng to be Liver Pills, before the public Dr.
MLanes genuine Liver Pills, also his celebrated yerni-
fuge can now be had at all respectable drugst None
genuine Without the signature of FLEMING BROS
jai d6t&wl I20i
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-06

At Market 1000 Beef Cattle 80 Stores 1000 Sheep and
Lambs, and 600 Swine.
BEEF CATTLE prces-Extra $500; first quality s7.75
90 Ssecond quality, 81 90 1885; third quality $500 $40
WORKING OXEN-None
Mich Cows-S29 q "a. Common 10 a 20.
VEAL CALvES-$2, 3. 4 as.
SToREs-Yearlings none; Two years old sl7 a 81 I:
Three years old S2i "a rs.
HIDEs-6 q Sc q 70; Calf skins-lO q lie " ID.
TALLow-Sales at a 73c ~ ID.
SHEEP AND LAMBS $50 % $50; extra SO %.
PELTs-Sl.25@D Sl50 each
SE-Spring pigs @ SIC; retail 81 q 63c fat Hogs,
undressed, none.
Beeves sold by the head at prices equal to the val
ne per pound OF the estimated weight of beef the quar-
ter together with the NTH quarter or the Eide and tall
low, at the price at shrinkaec from live weight
agreed on by the partlesvaryng from rs TO "a " cent
Number OF cars over the different roads Western and
Fitchburg u Boston and Lowell SO, Boston and Maine
~. Total l4S
RemarksOwing to the small number of cattle at
ket plces have advanced 25c 3 cwt Sheep and Lambs
sell higher Swine remain the same as last week.