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Nh.eE emFhancaly speaks forii5clf was written ty,
iEe 'ean of the Faculty of the Philadelphia olieee
Of Medicine II the editors of the Tacfc Hcljea n
Safeleal journal san Francisco, for publication:
PH!LinEPHf4. January l7fh. IS5l
journal
GENiLfMEN My attention / Rs brcncail Il 10 an
article Ia The December number Of your Journal in
rf2'rd to tho ap FGNDET degree granted bv the
Philadelphia Gu lc@g OF Medicine 90 Dr l. J. Czapkav
W H'h Tie aplii' aton fer The degree wasn!c to the
2niir, 1t was accompanied 10y af!lavits ard festi
m'nialS 10 the effect that Nr. C7aPkay as REGULAR
gtalh"te IL d. Of the University Of Fcsth had -ciy
{" as surgeon IN the iiurcarian army and was
regular piAeliioner If medirine. On the strength
OF these. The degree was granted. Tie AD rt1NnEM
drTcr, as rs name implies, is enufcrrado graua.cs
on! and gives rs new privileges Had there been
me ghtcSt suspicion Of lrresularitv the application
would have been refused By inserting this in vcrr
j1Hh~ yon wiil do an act Of justice the College,
and confer favor on
Yours, er, respectfully H. RAND.
Dean OF the Faculty Of tie
philadelphia College of Medicine.
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81 YsssNS.

State of c Gaiforn;a. County # Ncvada ss. District
Cont Of the l4tk Judicial Distrjr; OF aid s ate
The people ST the tate of California to John
hirfon fin":
" gu ARE hcreI,r summoned fn nr,ncar
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CEET1FIcATE:-I, the undersigned Governor Of
Hungary do testify h"rchy that d. L. J. Czel.ka.-
has served dt ing tie contest for Hungarian IihYtN
as thltf Surg CT ia ihe Hungarian ANN. rf faith
I'M pnrSevcf ance. Whereof / lave given him Z lis
eeflhG ate an d" recommend "in 10 the sympathy.
attention and protection "f all those vho are capable
OF apprceaung patli tic ,clf sacrifice and npde,ery
Gu misfortune. ku&SCIH LAJu>,
Washington City. Jan 6, 'J2 Coy. Hungary.
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Te0al Adrertise
Summons.

tate Of California, County of Nevada ss Dis
triet Court of the 14th Judicial District Of id
state The people Of the State of Califni mia
TO DANIEL BO0KWALTER SIMON BOOK
WAITER, ard JOHN DONALDSON Greet
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summons.

State Of ca ifornia, County of Neva'a IS District
Court Of tie litn judicial District OF said Stare
The people Of he State of California, to amos
T. Laird greeting
" OU ARE hereby sun,,,o,,aJ RI amman
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Summons.
,T0U ARE hereby summoned to

State of California CouatN Of Nevada IS, District
C.nrt of ,he litl Jud'cial District OF said ate.
Tie people Of the State of California, to Amos +.
Laird grectiue
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lNsrAxcy nr Mrn,c

FEMAHKABLE lNSTANCn OF MEDICAL Rrrrrr
Ielow we publish the certificates of thrcc Of the
sufferers from the panEs Of disease who ha"ing re-
covered their former health. and ilnpcIed lv graft
tHdr. MAKE known their cases md remedial agent
and their statements are authenticated by Notary
Pubir Ihc demands Of society inperi0nSlv com
u"nd their publicity. ara commend their 3ar,s,
90 the at5on,iaMo Of all afflicted:
THANSFrLNFS> Is THg fvcaTTrygT q ar t-trrhr
tffTITC ATE Tho c3cd dcsircns of ac
qo'lHtin@ hoe ho may he unfortunate enough tn
Dc similarly afflicted where a rcrrnaneut rali,t Of
their SGtrinss may lie Obtained feel, it his du,y to
nus pu' helt cNrr' IS lis most suceIe gia1;uI. to
i'f T. j zapkaE for the permanent recovery Of his
4taitH horne down by the distressing syn pto MS lei
dent TO the vicious p!artircs Of uncotra lee, a., S<or
IN youth, depressed in body aud mind ur all. 10 per
form even the mfst :rang lutv fnpcsed by ti,a ai.
~ aVocaIons Of life sought the a.ly;cc Of mani.
p!ysiciaa> who at first REGARDED my disease as Of
ihhE lihi"ltaiT but alas, alter a few vtcb. and
IN several instances. months. OF their treatment
l"ahu' 10 my nnuttcrabc horror that Instead of re
lcf my symptoms ceame more alarming in thrir. tor
tUre; and being told ty one that rny disease hre-
prilf'F1IV confined to the brain, medicine womb be
OF little consequence, icsparcd Of ever re gaining
my ne st cngth ana energy; and n last rc-of
aHd WltA but Flint hope, called upon Dr. Cmpkav,
VINO ai'rI eNHainlHg my case prescribed some med.
icnc which almost INSTANTLY relieved me ~ tbe flug
pun aDl dizzncss in nv he al Encouraged BY The
result resolved 10 Iisrc myself under his care
ana ~ strict ohcdcnec to all his directions atid
"HNIc'' my head bcc2mc rlear my ideas collected the
constant pam in IN! back and grains. the weakness
OF my Illns the nprt0us rracti of my whole hn fy
on the slightest alarm excitement the nisantir6
py and evil ogcbodHe the self di~trtl- and want of
confidence in othrrs tho ircapabjI5tN study. anil
want of resolution, the fri@htfuI, citing. ana 1t
times pcnsurale k dreams by night followed ~ IL,
voluntary discharges, hsye all di ppear red and in
fact, IN two months After having consulted tie Doe
ter. felt asif in piged by anew lih-that lii. which
short iinc ago, contemplated to end with NY own
hand
With view to guard the unfortunate from falling
into the snare~ Of inrompctenfquacbs, deem it nay
duty to oilcr this testimony to the merits and skill
OF nr. Czapkay and recommend him TO al who NAV
stand IN need Of medical advice. being assured hv my
own experience that. once under his care a ia Hca
and permanent cure will be effected
r. 81 L, I. FILLMORE
State cof Calitcrnia county Of san Francisco. Sub
scrii cd and 10 before me- this I7lh day of
april \ - 1856 (Sgnrd
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SummanS.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA. County Of Nevada. s..
iStiet Court Of The lith Judicial District of said
State The people of the state OF California to
ANDREW McGUlRK greeting
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Sole Traders Notice.

State of ,alifurnia.
County Of Nevada,
X NOW all men by these presents, tIiat I,
~ CHARLOTTE NJ. SiEit0 OOD, i vie of
Charles NJ. Sherwood, of Eureka Township,
State and County aforesaid. do hereby declare
and make known my intention to carry on husi-
ness on M own account, and in my own name,
rs Sole Trader, in Pursuance of an Act of the
Legislature OF said State eutitied IAN Act to
autaorike married women to transact business
ia their own names as Sole Traders" approved
April l2th, 1882. And [ further declare that
the business viii be thai of farming. stock rails
ing, owning, working. buying and selling min
ing claims, an material aqprrtaining thereto
and that the amount Of capital inye> tad d. cs
not exceed Five Thousand Dollars.
In witness whereof have hereunto set my
baud and seal this 2Gth day Of Ju y, \. n. 1860.
CHARLOTTE VI. SHERWOOD IT,. ;
II preseaee Of L. NJ. Denton, K. Il. Moyes
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CI,.


rromp;edhy an honest desire of my heart, wish
to las before the public which deserves A com
Iaeudation, not only act of scientific skill but
that Of humanity also. About twa VI ars ago |
suddenly and from unknown to NC was sriz-
cd with tit Of EplcPSv, which owing 10 my inability
to meet the expenses consequcu; ftoon a thorough
medical treatment. AMI the discoura GENE mt which
! met with On attemptugit soon became such las
WIS then led 10 bellcNc9 as tn defy tic skin Of any
physician. ! was frequently. wh.lc in purSuft f
my calling. thrown down to the Ground without the
slightest warning; and, although iuSensiLlc to tho
aSoncs, yet dcsiised the miserjcs Of my lifr ard
saou learned to look upon those who yvould reldrr
assistance or hcltcr mo from danger as eacnics
who SouGEt 10 prolrrg the existence my 1afscrts-
While in tls state. and having, previous to my af
ficti II, tasted The sYrrts Of lfc once ,nore wa
,rduced to attempt seeking aid of PLY. v.ican md ,
by recommendation called upon nr. L J. Cz1pkay.
told him OF iry circumstances. and Of inability
toreward him for his services regardless Of which
hoeev h" Il ldcrtauk my and with the bless.
ing ofCiod Wa once restored To ncr ct health
Unable to reward him for the boon which 1 enjoy
at present. and yet conscious of my ind lbednesS
consider it cue to myself and ali afflicted to make
the pubi" in order that those in need of medical
advice mas @nG phvsir an in whom every cnai-
Genec car be p'acrd. L 81 MEYEr YAGioNsKY
taie Oft alitprnia County of san Francisco. Sub
scrhed and sv to before me this lSt dav of Aug-
ust, IloJ6 GILBEllT \, GRANT, Notary Public,
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STATE OF CALIFoRiA, CoUNTY OF NEvArA. SIS.
District Court of the fourteenth Judicial Dis
triet Of said State The People Of the State
of California to S. J. DeYoung and Lewis
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-15

PRoCREss or LIBERAL IpEAs N RrLIGToN.-
Whilst the descendants Of the DERRY Boys" In
Canada have been marring the enthusiasm Of
the reception Of their future sovereign By their
fanatical ebullitions, II Is curious commentary
upon their proceedings that the Protestant
clergy Of the diocesses Of Derry and Raphoe,
10 Ireland. should have made movement in
favor Of secular education In their own schools
When the national system Of education was
adopted they were amongst the bitterest op-
ponents Of II, but, carried along BY the spirit
Of the age. they have made voluntary sban-
donment Of their prejudicee, and Joined In a
declaration stating their readiness t. connect
their schools with the Board Let their con-
duct be an example at once TO the Canadian
Orsngemen and 10 those well meaning but
over sealous persons who seek to render our
own school system obnoxious 70 portion Of
the community, by insisting on imposing upon
their children the reading OF version Of the
Scriptures which they are taught 70 believe Is
incorrect
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-15

A Nav UsE FOR THE GREAT EAsrKRv.-H Ia
DOW quite certain that the Great Eastern will
make, during next month, another voyage to
the United States, coming first 10 New York,
and afterwards calling at Norfolk There Il .
great deal OF discussion going on a. 70 how the
big ship can be made to pay and We would
suggest an entirely original idea on the sub
ject Let us get together all the pestilential
political hacks Of oil parties, disunionists and
fanatics. people who attempt 10 buy and sell
thousands Of voters as II they were 40 many
sheep-in fact, all the party sharpers and Peter
Funks-a and send them on on voyage to Eu-
rope there 70 remain until after the election Il
over Then the people could 60 to work and
elect the President Of their choice without
being badgered. bullied and annoyed By ma.
nagers who impudently assume to dictate not
only as 10 how the electoral tickets shall be
made up. but who the electors shall vote for In
the event Of success. II We have To defray the
expenses Of the voyage By subscription Il will
pay better than sending money into Peunsyl.
vania and New jersey. who seconds our mo.
uonf
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tine viii be required for proper consideration OF
the points involved
TIE Police Commissioners yesterday received
the resignation Of Sergeant Bolton, and then ad
journed doing no other business.
The case Of Calvin Durand against Commander
Hollins Of the Navy, an action to recover damages
for the destruction Of property by the lombard
ment Of Greytown. on the 18th of July, 1854, was
decided yesterday in the United States Circuit
Court. BY Judge Nelson, who rendered judgment
for the defendant.
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TUE KETTLE CALLING TUE Por BLacK.-The
Albany organ Of the Dean Richmond Regency
charging the failure OF the democratic fusion TO
the Tucker Green Committee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-15

ADJUSTMENTS THIS uvRNNo.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC, Fourteenth streel-IrAIfAx ors-
kA-koaaA.
WINTER GARDEN. Broadway opposite Bond street :
SANDY hAGuIRK-LAw FOR LADIks-IKIsa Trrog.
BowERY THEATRE, Bowery.-oLuER rwrr-wnrlAn
TELL-1nB SKcRKT.
WAII4ACK's rHKATRR BruadwSy-Tm RorAIsr.
LAURA KKENrs THnATRR No s2a Brosdway.-ras
MONKEY Boz.
NEW BOwERY rHEArRR Bowery.-o'NEAL Tax
GRskr-FLYIsC DrIcHnAs-Fnissr CoasIxR
BARNUNs AMERICAN MUSEUM Brcadwsy.-Day and
Bgening-JosxPH HD BRsrHREs-ILvIso ouRios
vxs 10
BRYANTs MINsrRRI2, Mechanics Hail. Sf3 Broadway
EJr xsou Es SosGs DANCES, kC-CHAv RoAsr BKys.
NIBIo's SALOON. Brosdwry.-HooLEY 4 CAnrBELLb
MpsrxsIs-BuRIxsaus srunr srsscH-RErUsNED CALIsoR
uIAs.
NATIONAL THEATRE Chatham sree-sHspKR-
RAsxEs-DrcS TuRris Ton KInG-WIDogs yicns-
JACK SHzrfARD.
CANTERBURY MUSIC HALL. 0S Broadway.-soSGs,
DArcss. BusIRsouR 10.
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A Sign OF SAfETr.--The Richmond Enquirer,
a. the organ OF the Breckenridge democracy
OF Virginia, betrays, in its unwonted violence,
ib sense Of danger. Placed between the two
fires of Bell and Douglas. II strikes right and
left with more energy than discretion. The
simple truth is that the conservative forces Of
Virginia have the State in their hands, and
that In November she will lead of more than
half the Southern electoral vote against the
disunion agitstors Of the Southern democracy.
Let the conservatives Of the Central States Of
the North, New York and Pennsylvania, emu
late the great reactionary Union movement Of
the people Of the South, and Northern and
Southern disunionists will be driven to the
wall with the defeat OF Lincoln. The South
ern conservatives are lighting splendidly the
pro slavery disunionists ef that section. Lee,
our Northern conservatives combine against
the noelavery disunionists Of this section, and
the country viii be saved from both these
classes Of disunion agitators.
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TIE COUNTRY GROWING RroH.-It Ia little
remarkable that in spite Of the corruption Of
cur politicians, the proaigacy Of cur Legisla-
lures, and the dishonesty and extravaganza Of
our municipal corporations the country Is still
experiencing an unexamplsd prosperity, that
Il is growing richer every day, and that the
confidence Of capitalists remains undated. Az
a case in point-at the present time American
stocks In England are advancing, while Euro
pean stocks are going downs and, to cise local
Instance Of the confidence which moneyed men
place In the credit Of the metropolis, the bids
for the new quarter million lean for the
Croton Water stock, at six per cent interest,
we're ell taken on Thursday ct premium.
II n evident from this fact that the known
corruption Of the Corporation, the wasteful ex-
trsvsgsnce Of the Central Park, and the dis
honesty Of or politicians generally, do not
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A SOUTHERN VKw or TIE WIDE AwAxEs.-
A Southern democratic contemporary throws out
the warning that our republican Wide Awakss,
from their military organization, may be de.
signed as q military force for Southern coercion
TO the rule Of "Old Abe Lincoln" There may
be something In t'ais. Mr.. Seward, We know,
has issued his es.ict for the abolition OF the
regular army end navy, on the ground that
having nothing else 70 do than TO protect the
institution Of Southern slavery, they can be
and must b. dispensed with. In this view, per.
haps. the,e Wide Awakes may bs intended 10
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THE AMERICAN EAGLE ABRoAD.-We print
to day some account Of the opening Of the nrst
American horse railway In England. This rail-
way has been constructed In the streets Of
Birkenhead, town Of considerable importance,
opposite Liverpool, by Mr.. George Francis
Train, rare specimen Of Young America In
it, fullest developement Mr. Train, although
still young man, has made q good deal Of
noise In the world, and d what we call In the
ration Of street railways In our large cities, and
became satisfed that they would do equally
we'll In England. He had, too, the example Of
the American railway In Paris, running from
the Place de la Concorde to the Barriere de
Passy, and paying, we believe, very well So
he went to work among the English capitalists,
stirring up the old fogies wonderfully, and,
finally, carrying his point The railway at
Btkenhead Is, we presume, after the
manner Of an experiment, and will, without
doubt be succeeded by many others. Mr..
Trains pockets wiz be we'll filed, and the
English will reap the benefit OF another Yankee
notion added TO their previous experiences
In cur fast clippers, patent reapers, i'm
proved firearms, Hobbs locks, and go on. The
city railways cannot fatl to create a revolution
in the locomotive facilities OF London, Leeds,
Liverpool, Manchester, Sheffield, Glasgow,
Edinburgh, Dublin, Cork, and all the large
towns In the United Kingdom, where they viii
be speedily introduced. Al II would appear
that the Train project has met with some oppo.
sitcn from the upper CLASSES In England, IL
might be as well for the noblemen composing
the Princes suite 70 examine the city railway
system a. II exists 10 New York, Philadelphia
and Boston. With all Ia faults the system Ia q
great public convenience, and We really could
not get along without It. That our brethren
across the water win, ct no very distant day
agree with US. is beyond persdvensure. In the
meantime We advise our readers not TO overlook
Mr.. Trains characteristic speech. II is full of
happy bits, and runs as easily as bis new rail-
way cars.
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NEW YORK HERALD.
JAZZ Es q q II DON BENNE
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR


TERMS cast IN a1kanoe Monel seni By mat rl, . q ~
vSk Of The Gender. Postage staTs not reoe'rsd a.
TIFF DAILY HERALD roo cents per oIy ~ ~ o'n a ~.
THE WEEKLY HERALD, ercry saturdag, az ~ 49, (I
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PR copy, "a PER annas g an part se ~
both 10 tncfafe pes3t, W
ChiVorra Etioa on 6 and 10th Of eA month al SIC es'
THk' FAHILY HERALD Wednesday, al Joar oeaS pr
w gUNf1RT coRREsPoHDEycy oss,aiaig important
ssss solicited from any quarter n 1s 49,, s n,x,s ~
f~v.,i, ,.,if for A. OuR FokrcE ookkksfospkSra h
To- Rxaussrxp TO SAL LBrrxks AND PACK
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re,tfyr rejected couipsafstd1
IDpFRTIcEHEATS rttcod erery day advertisements In
~rsa Z. b. WrxgLr HERALD FANNY HkRALD, and "a DE
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-27

SAN FRANoIsco, Oct. 13.-Gov. Downey
who has been stunning the state for Douglas,
expressed his opinion in private, that Caliior.
mia will 30 for Douglas by a large majority,
and that the breckenridge ticket will run
largely behind the republican. II is believed
thai the Bell and Everett men will mostly vote
for Douglas.
The Douglas papers in Oregon are very
bitter in denouncing the coalition by which
a republican senator was elected The presi
dent of the senate, Douglas democrat, has
been burned in elligy in the county he repre-
sents, by the Douglas democrats This course
was probably resorted to to counterfeit the
effect of the charges that the republicans ana
Douglas democrats are working Tor common
object.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-27

New York Oct. pa store on Warren
street, occupied by Stienburgh & Lychtenstra
dler, dry goods dealers, was burnt last night.
Loss $4,000.
In race on the Fashion Course, yesterday
between horses belonging o private gentle
men, mile heats, best in 5, Mr. Felter's horse
Putnam won in four straight heats Time
2S6-233k-2. 324I--2.38.
William Henry, Jr., a note broker was ar
rested yesterday, charged with swindling
Quick & LHommedien out of $4,000. which
was nearly all lost in few days, at gam
bling,
VIM H. Webb has contracted to build a
large steamer Tor the Pacific side OF the Cali
i0rnia route
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-27

COTTON stcudy with fair demand; sales at llsc for
mid1liig upands.
tlour-Recepts 1852 bbls; sales $4,000 bales; state
ana western opened steady and closed heavy unset
tied and probably DC q lower Canada supene quiet
and unchanged.
Wheat opened steady and closed heavy, and q &c
buShel ower sales Isl 900 BUSH Chicago spring 81 10
"a IZ0; common to good Racine spring. Sl,2O; Milwaukee
club 25 q 2,26 for prime and chico; amber Wisconsin
SIPS; winter red western sl34; white Michigan 81 a
q Las: amber Michigan, s 36
50 q 695c.
Beet unchanged sales $50 bbls. Pork guiet and
sTeady sales $50 bb!s Whisky active and rIner sales
700 Dbls ut N a 22ic.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-27
From Boston,

BosroN, Oct 27.-The British schooner
Humming Bird, James Calahan, master, from
Labrador for Halifax, was wrecked on the 9TH
inst, off Anticosti Capt. Steward ana one
seaman were drowned. The others. four in
number were saved two on raft, and two
taken from the wreck after having been on it
six days without food or drink
j. c. Adams OF grizzley bear notoriety, died
at Neponset, this morning.
At Pictou, Nova Scotia, Oct. 18th, Abra
ham Peterson and his wife we've murdered and
their house fired by robbers
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-27
Extensive Forgery,

OMAHA, N. T., Oct. pa bold counter.
er, representing himself as L. d. Spaulding,
passed upon Messrs. Barrows, Millward, &
Co, bankers OF this city, on the Doth inst,
Sl325 in counterfeit SO bills upon the Bank
of the Interior Albany, N Y, for which he
received their drafts on Gilman, Son, & Co
New York, for s1lO0 and s225. 1t is sup,
posed he has gone cast. The counterfeit is
well executed and calculated to deceive.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-27
The Naval ACADEMY.

New York, Oct. 26.-Among the candi-
dates admitted to the Naval Academy are
George Coffin, Frank Wides, Benjamin Heath
Charles Bush, Francis Cook, and George
Davis, all from Massachusetts James Bald
win, II. d. Fuller, Cassius Meyer, Geo. GRAY
ems, Geo. GIiden, all from Maine Geo. Wad-
leigh, from New Hampshire.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-27

ATCHIsoN, Oct. 24.-Seventeen thousand
pounds Of flour, corn-meal and potatoes arrived
here to day, from Illinois. Several teams from
a destitute portion of Southern Kansas, which
were waiting, were loaded, and started on
their return. There has previously been dis
trlbuted five hundred bushels of corn, twenty
thousand pounds Of flour, and other groceries,
which were sent to Neosho county.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-27

In this city, Oct IS by Rev d Jones, George Fos
ter, Esq Of Webster, to Jane Burbank Of this CITY.
In Blackstone, Oct a. Marcien Jenckes TO Amelia
NJ Bates both of Blackstone.
In Providence Oct H. Josiah Rowland Jr OF Barre,
Amelia c, daughter Of Fisher Ames Esq, of Provi
dence.
In Woonsocket Oct 40 Frank Green of Greenville,
J. to Emily Baleutine of Blackstonei 2ith Oscar
RathbOrn 10 Rachel eldest daughter of Edward Har.
ris both Of Woonsocket
In West Woodstock, Oct 6, David Newhall OF South
bridge, to Ellen Hiscox of West Woodstock
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-27
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Our stock of LADIES' CLoAKs is now full We can
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