davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1860-12-25
Red[ 35Stltr.
CCPERIDR STOCK FARM
\
FOR S.ALR,
In kanc County, State Of Illinois,
CONTAINING So4 ACRES.

ss,ty Of Ti,aber and the balance Rolling Prairie. :.
s,ul two-s.ory Frame House. two 1a.So IarnA, -
-kear, large lorn Crib. Gr.nery, 1cehoce AMI 0rt-
conven.cnt fur dir1dinG tto Farms all the Bad
lugs AMI Feaees L. superior condition lyieE - te
Aarcr thIt, ,@,x's from .:..f.s9. re ts.in. n r.
IN h;:ut M S9eek ls2re 1ssc1 En ssrrrr
runs thro1 81 the f.rm Ai t'r sto,k Hay and Gras
ens+ec tegrth+r the Farm separately. This EaEn
h.i rEleut hcanty af location, rtclneA I!ss
Ihe STATE
rxsNs-Eift5 dolazs ;es acre. A ca-h down. for .ks
Farm. Ths 1noyeah'c property On ono years credit
tnr further particulars sddrs.: Boz t&0 Port Ol.a
Hss1ytA QurQ4S ue1hdAalgn
, 1860-12-25

steamer Sunk.
MEMPHIS, Dec. 2i-Tha Steamer Ps}tonA
from Louisville to New Orleans, sunk l5o mtlsA
below here. DElags light
, 1860-12-25

1 SSltsN ESS SALE VIII b. sold
1 4 =, r1,.r a.stamras at t Ist'rti, door q: the
f".Et sfnu-.. .r CHsCaxJ. SATURDAY. tie twenty
,ls dag ~ !'ccr,n~- next. ut . c!nux A. lot Il
t";,-: n..nuEtA nd jGiA1.'t ;r :Aa. 1.n ef J.
=. l. II. y. n: .ons alti =. taehs. sA 4hsalute
FIR ra.t tas rassirnAt~ hl4nls Ut ..o H. rhrrt. AZ
:. ray. - ncar1.,:n s:r.~t Il. AIklN,
t.+,x".r y \ Far.tAa.
, 1860-12-25

The above salt stands adjourned TO SA.urdAy nex3
rc,. :.9;h a fhs taMe houf acd place
FRANKLIN WEBSTER Trustee.
ChicAIo, Dec %. lsan. dee+sd
, 1860-12-25
C!:}AINI Err 1AI

Total,., 1857 HGl bs9 15t1b l0 lt3
There was hut limited inquiry for Flour totl"E.
md the market Yas dull and unchanged. Wheat
opcued etcady at 81 s1@s1xe!or No. and s5c for No
Snr,nc. but towards the close the market Nca1ne
dull aid prices declined 1Glkc with saies Of NO. 7
at &c.
Corn was asm aud in good request, and prices
advanced hQalc. with GALES OF mixed and old No.
NJ aDa.s1c ia store. oatr continued dull. Rye
Inactive. Barley qniet. Provisions 4uiei- Live
and Dressed uogt quiet. Little Or uothlp. doing
| In Provisions.
| rsTIxATEn AKoCNT or T1oCR, WHEAT AND sohS II
| STORE, DEC. -, 1sGD.
, 1860-12-25
Transportation.
ca RftannRss ANN sIbnEY,

.- -
WINTER ADVANCEMENT.
From .nd sftrr tnis aatc. aat.l taTthsr tsnse sns
Expresses VIII aFf1'e sao depart - 'oAs"s:
Z -
MICHIGAN CENTRAL.
Afffve pfnnr:
iTM = ''''' IN Y
,naa :. = " .a ~ y
;Gn - ''' - ~ Sal =
H'ss r. 1'''''""''''... '' - -
10 U 1af
p4k s., l. Y.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL.
40 p y .... E.3o ? n
"-S F. @'@'--''--"* ~ :" -
W ESTt
CHICAGO buHtlsGTUS Z QUINCY
x,x -.is a y
,G.3 = = ''.'..e. - '.-'''''''-- - sxS y
eI .''''''''-'''''.''-'' ills > =
W. f't1Yi. tf:n Ff.ITt1E IONA t,FvTKtI
In o -..>,. = - fi.so n
~ = 'EfiESt = ffffF f->s1tix - -
, 1860-12-25

Canadian Fugitive Slave Extfnditlou
G6AA.

GhAGs
ToIoSTo, Dec. 2222.-Iu tho oase Of the fu-
giti1e slave Anderson, his counsel, iu Court OF
Queens Bench to-day. gave notice Of hls iu.
tcution to appeal from tho decision Of the
Court. Chief Justice Robinson said there was
no rule upon which All appeal could be clalnrd,
but If the Court Of Appeals choose to snter-
t:1iu the 1s,atter, the Qucen'a Bench could not
oppose The prisoner remains iu the mean
time at The disposal Of tho Government, md
will not be SURRENDERED uutit all legal means
| Lave filled. The Court Of Appeals does not
| tit till February.
, 1860-12-25

THE BEST PLANO INSTRUCT
Or Idchardson's View Method ttrr the Piano
Forte With il easy ental Lczsoas A Attractive
Exercises and Amueeuents eoE?sssin: =, eo@fasts
attAinmens Ia Piano Playing II rapidly tuF tedoE ~
others and must ercntu1uy boeu1o fhe oosy a5sten
Thlel i WIN b sent. postpaid Published bT OLIVER
DiTS0N E 20. Bo4{oo,
, 1860-12-25
ThufIosE Weed on hls Interview with
Mr. Lincoln.


ALBANY, Dec. H.-ThurloT Weed iu N nrti-
tic III to-niglt's Journal, alludes to his recent
visit to Springfield, in the following terms !:
''Since the Newspapers have made our recent
witt to Springfield tue occasion Of remark, it
lnay not be improper to tay that I'LL Interview
with Mr.. Lincoln las confirmed and strcng1lk
euud our confidence III Ills fitness for the l;;Eh
position lie is to occopy; Of his eminent quali-
1lcations for the great trust REFUSED in him
If MIS- enlightened appreciation Of the difficult
lies una dangers that surround Us of his de-
eire that the FREE States IL in auythin: ds1in-
4uent, should fulfil their constitutional duties;
uf his determination to require from al tha
States all enforcement Of the laws and obc.
dicncc to the Constitution, und finally Ot his
earnest aud inilexiblc devotion to ths princt-
pies and sylnpathics Of the Republican party.
Later from Pixies Peak.
FoRT kEARsEr, Dec. 2,2.-Ths Pixies Peak
Express coach passed here at ono o'clock this
afternoon, leaving the following:t
DENVER, Dec. 30.-kelly, who ws2 on trial
fur the murder ot Doyle, was acquitted yester.
day. Tho verdict gives much dissatisfaction
| Waters, for tho murder Of Freeman, nas
| found guilty yesterday. the jury being out ten
minutes. He was sentenced to be hanges. OF,
| Friday the 10th.
| The Kenoslm Mill, in the Neyada Gnlch, took
from four cords Of quartz recently, $44l.
Weather continues pleasant.
The Provisional Legislature has rdjourncd.
, 1860-12-25

x1lxc14 l. ro77xlx. | or7o aurcxx ltK1- L GstA17.
FRANCIS i. HOFFMAN,,
Consul OF tho GrAnd Dochy OF 9&xa-WeiLks. the
Duchie. Of EEnns~lSS and sa5e:Gosas aat ~ ne
authorized 70 1rt for fcfraer citizens Of AIsIRlA,
BADEN, BAVARIA, HASUEER HESS1A NASSAEs
la.sd&w1y
, 1860-12-25


--r,t,1.,J r. HEI I>fsEr
~ Of ALANN ~ oC1A NA A-s
Ill .......
RANK Frs
-.~,
QHlQAH0, u.L4NV4h.
~ and ~ La &a1le atfs%t.
~.,.~ .~,z,,xc,
BANKING nEEA4k4+WECAs
nsr,.,,, received Current Accopa,. ffota pa,,,es
In c9ry Or eo1un1 4rd lie usnM accsnmodanons
r-rTf5a ~ re~nfsr :. ost.oT< and cn.reapoaden:s
iateress K d baia ~ ean only b. allowed IL es.es
VA ,perixs NJ ~ nA1sha n snected dsie on
,r,,;ch tnte1cs,E =: ttshpxe;
"Ws" 'A'''e''"'-A -..
4Ay-Tvf: nEPARTMEST.
...- -. .,.u... ~...,x.A
uePoMt4 luta fn1t icss EH.. I'' tss ~ -
snd CERTIFICATES tfpepostt. ls1ned Interest ~ peF
cent VII be -! wea "a aegchts Q! ".
TT tae ian0n xt tentinsa ~ ~ uas - f.
ECU ~ es:1 1eA;ss nsae p~s .p'e "a oeAAAo' AA -
, 1860-12-25
art=Dani01t.~
arE2anl011.
THE FIRST CHICAGO
Art-Union Distribution

Art-Union Distribution
m:s Tor IL. object sl' Easst-zsmeAs aE1 Ad14nse-
FINE ART In THE WEST,
following works Ia Painting aad Sculpture eoaf
y Is s. arss3 er i i:
CItoa. oE Ct about tho
First Of January Next,
AT MIR. HEsLEIk's GALLERY,
i. NO. 1l3 LAKE STREET,
ss ,sss, M G T.. IL e. + s.4 % ~. g. ~ !. T.
Drawing. from o'clock \. u. Ill l1f.M-
Dtssis sts VIC III q Rs*i '''
FREE or CHARGE.
rrz... Valued II
e ?taas aass : Ssef s.s. f
:h~Eiy tEse7se ts executed a stascAfy ,-.
.-I4s.I.s ra12.s stcs% + / u4:1,. riiat*l ~. ~
xrhe y z : i aie.s LINE ss u ri VII; ~
*-r''s s'hl1sssss i ssasi1 u, rs::1 4 4
; s.ssii seocsiax o. u: l'14rt<. ie3
s:s;t :! s*t. i S'as fs::;::
5, s-Mt:.sr Sssns s H.. 1Iaty t.4 cs.ss .
i;-lxa.s!s; i, , tsle'. :. 9 :.
:: t.-Mat!nc t!eE; -.-....... !: :!
mi1t m-isn1ttsie 1sil u eS q 5;4ss9 ;aas1 9; 1..c;
]. fGa q s 6s!;r ST.
:::sss; 'G' W. SsSta Il I Il
! l0-Gher 1nt LaEl6 IL n .t.-, =. 3
, 1860-12-25

1 SSl;iNE>S S:ALE.--Nih b sold
:" % cl...s 4, A. .:.snms's a. w.: n%F1l' door 8: The
ag y aas@xs It esax e:s
t.'; n.:"u.t nd jtt A;", .:t:r t: As~ n.n ef
r. ca. kos to- saFssal.I. ns Of w tnsF' AZ
''.l-agc. Oct. Eth. tse ir.;..calut
'5T.J Sl'r.I.;> >;..3,k..-W i:ercas,
l =: " a,;s:,. s,I .,,n>: NJ w. ~ =
:a'4sr, "ne= Il .ei z ~. T.: II II Roe:
+" .'o :';:.s ~: ~ III 'S Fri,
I'LL !t = :,'. u4: !! =, ID f::. W.: :! "a a. a.,
. .:i,r T. i Z: ,s! ,s If :,
..s: :; II, -,a:. ~: " '':r ,-.' r ~rn:s!
.: H.; j. r 49,. i:s, =, ,s ,. un
::f @ ~; !. 81, T., 4 ~. . * =, IKE n ~; :!
,: Il, liz 1'r ., -:.t N nt.! ,heTsot
,p' ''i Hsk.:u; E '1,': j>1fl w "S Trustee
L,T-twE N ILLINOIS. COOK
emmy, :. S-sup~rior, 'nurt .: .hlesx, .'.auasy
Term, ~. l.'e s''ir NJ lego ii. J''""' Er"zo. Ii
4 - .@ {! s, Il s:s5i q =
r.n> - IN ~, i. IL. I'D Iaa:s- Nc Ia; ts com
;,:a.: tr: III II r:i'.s"s =, sa:st .rt. on
,:';:.' ~ ,I.c .l.a :,-r-t: es.s
) -: - si"-t rsIf .rfennAhl Frt ir!at'le ths
=. = - .sH Janr4 ttr::o .hs!l per
=: -. 81, - ',e:rse -. safrrt.r iouft OF
t:i,.n u .uA ..aats On t:.s -, ,, TN ns4s
,..:. -. - ".hlen Ut .r-r.. Ii said rouusy
Esas.s & = '1p2l!S IT.. a sH ses II sssss ;s:1
ta' ~. RI: +: E. '1s.sr- an. nm tn ri tsa s,r:sd
r"s' =" "4'a''' ''a assrf1S Z : II 1sfsr e .,sl
IL. l.. .LE aso. comprta' sor:: ae;sa;>SGa-
TkEsrEE'S SALE.-Whereas.
Samuel llarc+ and Lizzie l. hia wife OF tho o1:y
Of Chicago county q Cook Ard statr at Illinois utt
on tic III 4!hy of jncc. 4. p ;S.i execute ts IN
dersigne't e~1::l;' :tct rt Trust vlch trttisr
Eoo1 III u i>se'ls. Pare - atc :-eL ,lr
property Hereinafter n,anftpc IL ..,:s IL sccurn ihr
lntebte,!t n N ttr satt Trust tcet i. .-rlttcd.
an1 wnefeaa deGuit han been made tn tie payment
paid thereof me .a Il sstoo Of principal and ls
~ io:ste. paSaols as tue bEoway Bank III The city
Aad wzersa. :h. leS=l holss Of tito sa.d tndeh.+d
IN ta2 Trust DseI de>c1lbu4 On account Of such u.
decd-
3snnAFv.A D. lI ar !. oslnux aeon, " sid .!nv
ta ppE1 Goos OF the Conrt unsu In sAti clty Of e..
elco, sAl aI public n1t:f8n 10 yHd highest bidder
cleh the premises lii eald trust Deed t-scrbeu xhta
block QUO O. and lots cas- u, TWO "a, thrru ,s' I'D
Chicago, together With alt tbs psr1e7rA and srurs.
nAnce~ thsr.anto bclongtnE and Ill tho ght uo ~
Hayes snd vito have ID and . ss,d prrmisss. Ct -sAs
=: Ia" Ia sas ::ns . unaef sp By .!ss-'
la!easa, psssae<r I. ,s& ds-4i;~>..3
, 1860-12-25

The tone Of be paper ma!kTa ~ a.st"'.ss nsmc. IL
ps raor =, 1a9,s Ter cent, and We hear Of choice
short acceptances going 1t 1o0l per cent; me
nn,,s,, ~ X. lett hnEsycr fl very limited. On
supply .. lne r...,"e snniv at Gda7 pfr ccnt
1rAN
, ~ o.s{,na ntnH7 rer cent, On sixty day
LII kI4' r., nrJnn rhr npufnal asking rntet arc
1e19 tu. - ~" s,fr one.hnif ner cent. Commercial
t+srtinr -snr-. within 1Dtk@111 Franco uss: a1to
led higher, !oI nsnL@.1nH asan.xA san+5rnss
, 1860-12-25

Through ttaAr arrive as .hcA:o =: 80 AID ~
rx joliet nud Wink, .fnr src0u t.asnt7 1rar~
Chicago n tdO dai4, ic.re!t sutday]. arrive At
95J H..
r. E!ezans Sise pin. C4s+tn al h; =: t:sai1a
tDE\ECTtUS3-Att tttn0A y til ff-laHl.:t. Fkt-
ria and isusiiuzton ia1:r""i II! L::t ,n7s : rrt.
sou,: = 3nt K11il1kte'; - G'eosss3n . r.,
sirrar Me.tern k&li7e VI Of ir''s fur Jsck .!.l.,
Naples snd Quincy. .at 81 :.u1is with fsiEc }li.:a
fur je1Fr.0h Lily. - Tacsr. tst0sct .+ EC nu:iC,
Lexington; Iode3r,::'nc.. Es7Sas c:3y ai:t .-ycn-
Hatstn n:d st. Jos-;e aE.i With + si",t-t:- !:s !.
road Tot F!le: Knob and touttern Mf-H.: ii {.Ll-
rux4t l1au vi St-aItT tee .=si>:!, l-H- IA.
sen,pid-, Elct.hEt. I'LL :.e@ Orleaa4-
Eur tLsoaga tickets 2pFly A. Isp La, aar'* u:ree.
u dearborn s:zecs. OPP ~Ata frrQiDt Eo... a:id 1t
the IIeF4t tlnll strert.
JAMES i:OnE~ tpx~.;,,
CHtS. CNSGDtS
r e. MASON Superintendent
, 1860-12-25
10 l1cl1t.

ITO RENT-A House I'll Adams
L atreet between Clalk and Ss4te. Ra1t Low 10
Eood ~ M chs. cna saea g ~ prssnnt aen*o}
il nhou. esys two. For further tasicuars atdres.
Boy fnfs4 de-. dEsS1t
, 1860-12-25
ALL ILLINOIS CURRENCY

For Oak All, 3lAek Walnut Cherry snd We3M Wst4
IrnbeY Il fsA prlesA Cotn our yAfd eoFnef qsd a44
Gfuva sdtses, Chicago. WALLACE aqk.41e.
, 1860-12-25

'a"es nea.' FHASKIIs WEBSTER, Trustee,
cht-.rn Nav Nfh leso de1&5sptd
, 1860-12-25

DURE SWEET TCIDER-in whole
i aid half barrels, received daily, and FIR sale ut
STEVENS i WEHDEtk
t;tX4313Em us Randolph r.ftet
y l II I n Il Z K 8
, 1860-12-25

1890. ...-., Winter Arrangement. ..l86l
Ul LII ateE Sunday. Nosenb-r .ti Lao trains VII!
Iess The Great Central rcc1! loos q Laxr at South
Water streets.
~, ~ +an,laE. e1eep.r!, arr,,!n: 1t Pees. a. f34
r.A, St. LOUIS iEs1 r. A- intro -, =. ~.
Memphis 20 r r.. Se~ nr:2.:;. II. a,.nr+
atu r. ~ tS1tutlat txtrPteli. ;:r: : IN = i! -:
1l10 A.. ~. CatT1 FIN r. n. ~: i
% hotrs-
Trains arrive In thica.s 1T:
Si1 l. y. and s!o r y. i>uai.s* ~ Ieltr.'
Through ueketa Tor all IapAti.at rolnts Solt; ani
Southwest for aais the Company IN ths
Great Central ueput
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-13
dNOrtester Daily SPY,
worees.sr ro.t omse-summsr Arrangsmsn.


Mails Close follows
Iaorthern Worcester County. Vermont and New Hamn.
hire, Worcester & Nashua Railroad 500 a. H. and
are due at 5-ee p
dale, Clinton, Lowell. and Nashua, \. H. at SEQ a. M
and 345 p and due at 9.l5 m. and 100 D. M:
Princeton and East Princeton at 345 p and due at
els a. m.
City OF Boston, $50 and $40 a. m r. 10 2 50and son
p. NJ and are due at 500 m, $50 and SIS D IN
Maine, Eastern New Hampshire, and Eastern Massa
chnsettsnsiV a. m, and 500 p M; and are due at 500
Rhode lslad-tE Except towns on the Worcester and
Providence Raiiroad $50 m, and $3.50 M and are
due at 9 30 a. M, and $50 p.
Way Mail on Providence and Worcester Railroad IN n
m: ana are due at $40 a. m.
Wesienl-iAll towns in Massachusetts West OF Wor
cester,) lis a. m, and are due at l245 y.
Albany, 1Mesiern New York and Western States) IT'S
and 4Ot D and due at IL As and 1873 n M
Springfield, 10 and 400 p. are due at D. m
a. m, u As and 1890 p. N.
Hartford, all Connecticut Except Windham and New
at 2.45 and 1890 p.
Towns on line Of Norwich and Worcester Railroad anc
New London and Windham County, Conn, 1890 a. IN.
and due at Sis am.
New York city and southern States 90 M and 4 IN
.. and are due at $50 and Hos p m.
Barre, Barre Plains. Pctcrsham, Paxton Dana Nortl
and West lSutand SO a. IN; and due at4 90
Holden, Rutland. North Rutland. and OakhaIn 3 30 n
m; and due at 500 am.
leicester 80 a m and 43O M. and due at 90
Alillbury, and West Nnlbury $40 a. H. and 80 H. IN
and are due at $40 a. m. and $50 p IN,
Shrewsbury. $50 y. M, and is due at 800 a. m.
tiraiton, New England Village, and CordavIle $50 q
and are due at $50 y. m.
birmingham. South birmingham. IIopkinton Ashland
MoodVlile, Nestboro, Northhoro' SouthborO Corda
VILE and Grafton. l2.l0 and due at Is a. IN.
Milford, Mendon, HoliSton, bolton, Berlin 3 10 a. m
and Sot p M and are due at 500 a. and $50 p. nj.
Office hours from 645 nl 500 p. m. SUNDAYS from
l2.l0 to II 40. p. IN. EMORY BANISTER p Nj
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-13
8allroaDs.


1s7ssa5d7ass5ss7 BOSTON & WORCESTER
e:ss:zssssss5s=5 RAILRoAD. - SUMNER ARBAvGE
1860 ''-'''''e ''N'"s Di'' IN '-1P'" 20
PASSENGER TRAINS leave for Boston. as follows;
Leave Worcester at Steamboat, T. $40 m T. as is
tra ~ t 1910 EXP The 4, 4 $40 M and 8e p
and 10 30 p m; trains from the Lower station.
MNillbury, SO a. n. 4,lOp.
Grafton, III, 10 a. m. $50 p IN.
Westboro', 40 10 Il a. m, l. O3 SOP y. M
Southboro', '.3S 1920 q. m ). 10 p. m.
C0raville ~ 1928 a. m. 5.l3 p. IN.
Ashland, As 1880 ii. m. $50 p. m.
Milford 1l5 10 a. N. $50 p.
Northboro', Z, 9.45 M 420 .. IN.
Marlboro 7.24, l0,l5 a. m $50 D. m.
Esra9inghan Steamboat SOP 1915 M 1874, 400 Ex.,
Natick, I, p, 1855 a IN. l. 5I5 p, M
SaNOnVille, $40 a. m. 1850 p. M
NG%t9 Hsi L3wer Fas g. a. NJ 2
m; 26, PIP, 9.57, 5.l2, Cos Wor., s.i2 p. m.
Br0oklne, 1910, 1870 Sis, 49, 10 m LIS, f25 A. 1880,
lin connection with trains on Charles River Branch.
TRAINS leave Boston, as follows
For Worcester, at. 6, lis, 900 EXP. LOO Exp,
Aillbury, Ills a. M 4.30 p. IN.
GTaiton, 8, ID a m. $50, 430 p
Westboro', 8. Z Is a. m, 100, 4.30 p. M
COrdavie, 6. 7.l5 a. M l31. 4.30 D. m.
Soqthboro', 8, 7.l5 m. 1870. 4.3O p. III
Ashland, s 7.l5 a. m. 100, 4 30 p. m.
Milford, us a, m. 3U, 4.3U p.
NOrthboro'. IFS a. m. l.30, $50 p. m.
Marlboro lis a. IN. l.30 $50 D. IN.
5.SOEXp. ''' zap ''''
Natick, s, rs; $50 a. M l,sC 4SO, pm
SaNonville, $3.50 a. M, 5 p IN.
Newton, VOL lbs v d. m. II, l.3O Wor 30 33O
ErOokiine 75O $50, sos IL a M *l2IO. 2l5 .al5,
Albany, 6, $50 Exp. a. m. I.8O, EXP p. m.
New York, via Springfield, $50 Exp. m. Exp p. m.
New York, via Norwich, $50 Exp. p. M
~ New York Sunday Mail Train at $50 D. M ES
press Trains stop only at FrGmingham.
Sin connection with Trains on Charles River Branch
Boston, April 3, 1860. dtf % '" an
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-13
G. M. PATCHEN II

= Q. NJ. PATCHEN, JR.-This
Co., thoroughbred fast trotting Young Stallion
"SE was raised by T. N. Black, Of I}ordentown N
~ VI, and is fine Dark Bay color, without any
whiteIiG hands high,weighs 1850 pounds-four years
lie was sired by the celebrated trotng Stallion G. M
Laichen; g. NJ Patchen was by Cassius NJ Clay; Cassus
3Tated John Anderson; Henry Clay by Andrew jackson
out On 1ne tr1..n" mare Surrey; Andrew jackson by
young Bashaw, who was } imDorted Grand Bashaw:
the dam OF Andrew Jackson ~ -he we-bred horse
Why-nOt and Why-not by Old MesschA and the
grandam OF Andrew Jackson also by Old Messs er
The dam of q. NJ. Patchen Jr., was sired by a son o.
the celebrated running horse Sir Henry his grandam by
the thorough bred stallion John Richards
;-George NJ. Patchen ,Jr., will stand at the sta.
BILE of the subrcriber In Holden, and limited mn
Der of Mares until Sept ls 1860 Twenty-Five Dollars
the to be paid the first time of service All Mares
at the risk Of the owners. B. W. ABBOTT
Holden, May Is, 1860. DIM inyl6
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-13
9Ntoitlnes
HEALTHY HUMAN BLOOD
WFWH UtIIIE
A n a L Y Il f d

III Il A Il L ii HUMAN Is l. 90 ID
upon being
A n a l. Y Il e d
always presents with the essential elements and
gives OF course the TRUE STANDARD. Analvze the
BLOOD OF person suffering from Consumption. Liver
Complaint Dyspepsia, Scroula &c we md in euefp
instance certain DEFICIENCIES in the red globues of Blood
Snppig these DEFICIENCIES, and you made wen. The
BLOOD FOOD is founded upon this 1heory-hence its
astonishing success There are
FIVE PIkEPAR ATIONS
adapted to the DEFICIENCIES of the in different dis
eases For COUGHS, COLDS, BRONCHITIS, or any
affection whatever of the THROAT LUNGS, includ-
ing CONSUMPTION, use No. l. which is also the num-
Der for DEPRESSION OF SPIRITS, LOSS OF APPE-
TITE, and all CHRONIC COMPLAINTS arising from
0HERrlSE, GENERAL. DEBILITY and NERVOUS
PKoSIRAIION No. for LIVER COMPLAINTS. No
for DYSPEPSIA. Being already prepared 1or absorb
non II is TAKEN BY DROPS and carried Immediately
into the circulation, that what gain YOU yftaiE
No. is for FEMALE IRREGULARITIES, IYSTEIIA
WEAkNESSES &c. See special directions for this For
SALT RHEUM, IRUPTlONS, SCROFULOUS, KIDNEY
and BLADDER COMPLAINTS, take No. s. In all cases
the directions must be strictly followed Price the
BLOOD FOOD 81 per bottle
Sold by CHURCH d DUPONT, No. 40s Broadway New
York, GEO. r. SPUR, Worcester, and by all respect
able Druggists throughout the country. q. Q. GOOD
WIN d. CO.. Wholesale Agent, Boston.
Is
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Meoitlnrs.
DROF. E. H. + l. A G G. S
u GENUINE

DROF. E. H. + l. A G G. S
Il GENUINE
Simultaneous Relief,
THE SAFEST. SUREST AND QUICKEST CURE II
THE WORLD FOR THE FOLLOWING
COMPLAINTS:
II will cure ToOtlache in two minutes
viii cure Headache in ten minutes.
49,, viii cure Diarrhea in one hour.
VIII cure rheumatism. VIII cure Cholera Morbu
viii cure Neuralgia VIII cure Fresh Wounds
VIII cure Cramps. VIII cure Frost Rites
Will cure Sore Threat win cure Painters Cholic
VIII cure Pcurisy. VIII cure Pain in stomach
VIII cure Sprans VIII cnre Ring Worms
VIII cnre Dysentery Win cure Chilblains
VIII cure Fever and Ague. VIII cure Bruises
VIII cure Heartburn VIII cure Burns
viii Bites ana Sngs of Veuomous Insects and Rem
tiles.
Win cure horse flesh equally as well as human flesh
In fact, it will relieve any complaint of an In6ainma
tory or Nervous character
Price % and so cents and = Il per bottle.
Inc ones are much the cheapest you get thre
times as nucn medicine for your money do in the
smaller sizes Every bottle is put up in pink wrap ers
with the likeness and signature of Z. II. FLAGG on the
same also the letters II H.. the wrapper over the
cork None other genuine. rsH@Be sure and call Tor
FLAGG'S INSTANTANEOUS RELIEF. Don't forget
the name.
a. CAUTION.-If any body. old or Young. rich or
poor great or SMALL should tell you that "there is
more hStaatdneoaS Reief manufactured by Prof L. il.
vi tilat tey were once az company iH f'FV
ftdgg or 'that the name has ever been changed to
something else, or that they oace kRe hog to prepare
OF dd once lnanufacture the Instantaneous Retet, or
that they ever had any connection whatever with the
mandatory of the Instantaneous Relef-don't believe
a p0fd OF II, for they many bare faced LIES!
WITHOUT eGeH ShddoU or truth! Therefore, beware Of
c0HteiJeitS ana 2itdti0nS which have been put into
market by pOSteS, who do business under false pre-
ten aS4 N, Bsgale! TAKE HEED!
me INSTANTANEOUS RELIEF is prepared at
i North Sth street. Philadelphia and sold by Druggists
G. r. SrURR POI Main street, Worcester, wbolcsal,
addressed d&wlv aus
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s1sssssaassssss.A TER RAIL ROAD.-SrRfNG ARRANGE
--@2----gs--s MENr, April 2, 1850
Trans Gong South, LedUe Worcester
Az 6JO a. m. (Way Passenger Traiu.} Connectinn Al
Planheld with trains for Providence and Hartford ar
irving in Providence at 1890 m. and Hartford at ii RI
O. m Arriving in Norwich IN seuson for train Ienving
~ NJ H. H. station (west sidel at 1890 a. M for New
=, At il.OO m. (way Passenger TraIn) Connects at
worcester with trains from Boston, Nashua Lowell
Concord, Manchester &c at Worcester Juncfion viii,
trains ron Boston, Providence. and Western road
AT f3O p. m. WAY Passenger Trainl Tonnects ot
worcester with trains from Boston, Lowell Neshna
npncorI, Manchester Lawrence, Ftchburg Ne: and nj
M3Tgeler Junction with trains from Boston Providence
anu western road At Plainfeld Junction trains from
royuence and Hartford arrive in season for This train
~ Iassensers irom way stations Tor New York h,
Stcainer from AilYn'S Point will take this train -
~ uVp M Steamboat EXp press Train Tor New York
ConheGb AZ worcester with trains from Boston can,
&C. AZ rlalleld with trains from Providence Leave.
NVr"lch Tor Allyn s Point at 9.l5 m
a. M IFdWS CONG North. LeaUe Nor3oich
~ Low u M, or on arrival Of steamer (Sipap,boat
iiESinHpess lfanJ For Worcester and Boston Nashua
vIythJn1ogfgi lowell Lawrence, Manchester Concord
NHte Mountains, DC. i
-, A. eW g. IN. (Way Passenger Tran) Connects at
Ilanheld Junction with train Tor Providence arri,no
III FrOvdence at $3.50 m. at Worcester Jructon vith
"s l9 Springfield Albany. &c.; with trains Of IT, n
" huau l0r providence. At Worcester with trains IA,
1"s.on' Neshua Lowell, Fitchburg Lawrence Man
AZ lzOVm. (Way Passenger Train) Arriving at Wor
cete1 Juhcpn IN season for trains to Boston provl
ue, 9pllnRH,l, ana Albany ut Worcester for trains
10 b'st9ii Nashua. Lowell, Fitchburg &c.
p ~ 9'49 p m (WAy Passenger Ttan) Connects al
Il91ied Junction with trains 90 and from Providence
ana Hartford Reaches Worcester in season for express
train 10 Boston
mchaO at p. ST. NJ. ANDREWS, Superintendent.