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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-13
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Trdnfreid.

Sebr pie1e 90 it9lteber B t
6amilie 8 y e waren unb linb
ldriftlteleril6 tbiti9. Der dlteite 8ruper
NapOlernS l., SOiep9 8~onaparte, &Dni9 BON
Neapel unb Spanien, perlufte ii9 im Sabre
1893 nit einert Hpmane vWtopna." 2uciar
8pnaparte, iein 5~lpeiter 8ruber, elm p~pr5iieli<
der Steiner, aber mittelmaBtger Dtdter, l6rteb
eiuen 9lpntan vStelltna," unO elm Gpp8
> Die GprneiOe" (@prfca bieB ebemulS @prnp8)
pber vpaS s~erettete Gorlica )" ferner Elm Spet=
te8 Selben8eoi9t: Scarf Der @rpBe pber bic
befreite Stride" melfe8 babur9 merfpiirbts
if, baB e8 Napplepn 1. i9nldbt unb bic 8rurS
bpn8 feiert bafitr erbielt ct pom Bapit Dos
6irlfentbum Ganinp. Gu9 Die i'm Sabre
1926 erldienene S4rift: uNeupplecn Dor lei=
nen 3eit9enollen, riibrt pabri6einli9 bon ibnr
9er. 2uowi9 Bpnaparte, Der brittle Srnber
NapplepnS, SSnig ron Splanb Goes iebi9en
Sailer8 Sater(, i9rieb eine StaatSi9rift
vSiforil6e Dpcumente urb 8etra6tun9en iiber
bic &e9ierua9 IN 6plano utter QpuiS 8onaz
parte )" ferner einen 9tpman ,Wtarie, bic
Ql11len Der Stebe, pber bic Splldnoer." M6iue
Wfurr1t, tpelder 1921 nad Glnlerifa ii6erlieOelte,
perfaBte bort t1ebrere au8ge5eidnete Werfe,
pp1t UNluT$" 0USt UObtSIS upCl 1kptpN+ISttuI
unO Die gerfu1iuus G~oroumerifa {, f" burd
Or. &arl Nlore in8 DeutIde iiberlebt purben.
Son ben l9rftlte0eriIden EbGti9feit Napps
Icons Ill. mirb bic Nadmelt einlt nod piel
mehr 5t er5dblen mifen
Ole apppt9en 8auern, bic Ii9
Sunddit pOr benz @poe gtappleou fiir9ter, neil
CT in GrbIdaft8fduen bic 9lei6e @itertbeill1ng
pOrl@retbt, ~bela9ern bereit8 ale 4bppfutelt<unb
Nptar ltubert, UNI pie8 purd ftt9irteS dentung8=
atte 81 uneeben unb mie bisber bur9 8ez
I9rdnfun9 Der @rblpole Der TSater unb iiu>
eeren SSbne bic @iiter3erlplitteruns gu perbin@
bern uno ba8 6amilien9ut in elmer Sano
p~ereini9t gu er9alten.
Stalien.
@eitere intere1ante Details
bic Nb # nj III g in Mittelz
ttalte II. Da8 Gr9ebniB Der SplfsabItimz
muns III Wittetitalien bat bic fiibnlten @rpar=
tungen ber 8atripten peit butter li9 ~eela1Ien.
Son 3, 934,O45 @tnippbnern babeu 793, 236
ibre Stimmen abse9eben, B. ;. uabe3u bic
san3e erpadiene mdnnlide 8epSlterun9, unb
bon alen bic en Stimmen fielen i'm @anaen
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Sudaflall nnO 9Onglas.

Q8ie perldiepene @prrelppnoen3en aus Malb=
i1otpn perlidern, lit Der SaB 8nGanan'8 oe=
gen Douglas am 8prabeno ber @barleIfolier
Gpnpention wieper init 9rSBter Seftiefeit emit
brannt. 8u6anun iOl AIe8 auf bieten, uni
bic N~cminatiDn prn Douglas, bic er ul8 bic
I6perfte uno petnlidlte a1er bon i6m e~rlittenen
WleDerlagen tetradten piirpe, 3u perbinbern.
Die Bunoe8bauptltabt 1T, lpie beri4tet mtro,
ppa BON Ge9ierung8beamtel1, Die Der Yrdltoent
aus alen Tbeilen peS 2anbe8 Sulammenoe=
trpmulelt buben loa, mn lie, m59en ite Delega=
ten lein pper ntdt, na4 @barleitpn 3n bebeu
unp bort ge9en Douglas lp85ulafen lDldeu
8unDe8beamten, Die li9 5l Douglas binneigen,
ipG nit ait9enblidlider@n tlaIIung gebrpbt lein,
fails 1te nidt BON i6rem neuen @Gben qblaIIeu
28a8 piro pa8 Relultat ciele8 pitbenber
Samples imnerbalb Der bemctratilden Barte
fem? 2[uf DieIe Trase per6en nit i6on II
ii bis - 3agen BON @barletCn aus Qntmort
erbQ(ten. @p3t ollp nod @pniefturalzB olitl
treibem !? Dpd oa8 fam man lt6 ni6t Der.
be6len, DAP bic SeinOl&uft 8udanan'S biz
&6ancen Don Douglas eber rermebren al8 Der.
minDern lpirb.
Mit at6emlDler Spannuu9 blidt bic ppliti.
I6e MeGt ldpn iebt nad @9arlelfcu. SIN re
publif1niiden Eager baben bic Prdltpentl4aft8
@Dmbinatipnen pprerIt aufgebDrt man lteb
rubig pa, @emebr betm SUP, un ba8 6el ulta
bon @9arleltcn ab5umarten Denn eft mad
Dem 8efaltntperoen pe8 lebteren lino Die @eg
uer Der Democratic i'm Stanoe, BAG 0rc6e pp
litiide Sdadbrett gu iberleben unp i6ren6elp
,u98plan 5t entperfen.
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Die iarOinii4s @urniiOn in Ni35a l6idte
lin aun Nbu1or1h an.

Ote larptntl1e 0arrll OF in Jli3aa I6idte
li4 gum N6narld an.
@tne Oepe1de BON SlDrenS la9t: Yrtna Gas
ri9lalt lo9t in leiner Brpflamatipn an bic Cos
faner, Der &Dnig perItebe bic Nnneripn 70. bo5
ltd bic Gler9ie oeriGpSfaner nit Der Der ibriD
4en italtenilde Stdmme our @rreiduno BEG
9eltetnl anteu 3iele8 pereinige; Der SSuia fperbe
Ale8 aufbieten, INN ben 1pSfauern baS Slid
gu b@erettett, beliea fe f9 70 mirbig eenru6t.
Die 3onoOn Etine8 brin9t in elmer Gore
lppnbett5 Die ppllltdlbigen Details be8 8lutboz
beS, bas Die pdpltliden @en8oarmen in 31cm
anrtdteten. 147 BerIonen wur6en oetSbtet
pber rerwunoet. Inter ben 8eripunoeten Be-
ftnbet iid and cine Gn5abl Danen Der anne
rttartl9e Si5econlul erbielt einen Sti6 in bic
Selte, Gtnise frau3. Militdr8, bic f6 ni6t
I'M Stenlte befalloen, pltrben ebenfaa8 ber>
munoet.
Sine Depeide bon Bien iaot bo8 Sffrei6.
Sabtnet bat in elmer 9eote an pa8 Guriner
&abinet auf'8 e~rnltelte sesen RE Qnnerion
Sp8fana'8, Parma'8 uno Wctena'8 an Gar
otnien prcteltirt; eS ipiro il Dieler geOte aus
etnanoer9eie bt, ba6 SeItrei9 baS rp0tommen>
fe 0fedt babe, fif piel er 9lnaeripn III wibers
leben, bu oielelbe lesitime 6iirlten Der ibnen
onr9 eltrcpdtl4e Gertrd9e 9arantirten Staaz
ten beraabe unb pa ba8 bteler Nnneripn au
@rnnbe lie9enDe Brin3ip audi ba8 SucceIIiOm8>
redt 5%eritDrelt tpitroe, baS ~btelelben gertrdse
bent Saule Sab8bnr9 9arantiren.
SanOel8na4rldtea lie9en feline reueu Dor.
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NOuoreB.

US btn9tpn IL. gpril. Senat.
Ntalon bra9te einen 8el6luB Elm, wpruaG fi6
Der Grn9reB bonn 10. bis 80. April ~(peoen Der
Sbarleltcner GOnpentipn) p~ertaoen 1oG. ST
la9te 5ur 8e9riinbuns, bag bic Senatoren bod
in pieler Belt ibren leoi8lafiven @ei6aften nidt
ltad9eben lpiiroen unb paB e8 better lei, f6
nit etteln Nfale auf Elm faur @oGen, alS bon
3 gu 3 Ga9en 81 pertagen.
Sobnl on erfldrte l4 s,gen ben Intraa, pa
ltd 9erin9ere @eIGIfte lpGbreno Der GcHren>
~tipn85eit ppbl abma9en lieBen.
Gbanoler bradte ra8 Enhancement elm, 1i6
BPM 10. Spril lis gum %. Mai III pertaaer.
10 baB audi Die Belt Der @pnpentiOnen in Sal
ttmpre unb Chicago einbesrifien Iei.
@mir Der Senat iple in @a1binotcn suz
%lannen bletben unp leine 8erufSpfli6ten err
filen.
@reen eS lei unnSslid, mabreub Der gun>
pelltipnet etpaS 51 tbun.
Ofalcm 500 %ieinen Intras 3uriid. Damn
pnroe Der 4ntra9 BilI rn'8 aufgeiommen,
wprna4 pa8 Wfilttdrz@ pnite i%nffrnirt perben
Ipu, iber bic @pntrlfte au beridten, bic bos
&rte98ninilterium iiber bic 9ieferura bon 81
len &C. absei9lo6en.
Sau8. Da8 SauS nabm bic SenatsbtG
iiber Sronuns bet 2auotitel an Der @rer3e bon
Georgia unp 6lpriba an.
Der Spre9er le9ts Dem Salt8 cine Mittbet>
lung oe8 Prdiioenteu pOr, ipOrnad Der Sar>
lenfluB fit SaloelS5wefe i9ifbar sena9t
merpel1 fam.
Vilmer bonn Wabl=Gpmite beridtete Splaen<
oeS: Da Der Tbeil beS pOrntalisen Gerritcz
riuluS ltinneI pta, per nidt in ben Staat Mlins
nelrta einbe9rifen ipurpe Elm prsaniirtes
Eerritcrium perbleibt unb feline Beippbner a1
einem Dele9aten I'M GonsreB bereGtiet Iinb,
. nlSse Der Brdloent alle Nadri9ten mittbeiz
len, Die CT iiber ben SeitanO zines lOlden Ser
ritcrium8 beiist.
Die nnlpsiide @inleitua9 gu pieler Gei Olu-
ton ipnroe nieper9eitimut, bic 9felplutipn lelbIt
aper a11genpmnlelt.
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0us bepOrfebenSe Snen srpild5em ben aeprdfemtanteu
Nrppr mnb Softer

%rDpr unc potter.
Darlington, II. April. Die Ser
rem Prprr uno Softer baten @albinetpn pera
3wette Depef4e.
Waibin9tpn, u. april. GS wirp
aus 5uperlaBi9er Que1e perlidert, baB Softer
bic Serau8Trroeruns YrpOr'S anseaommen bat
nao pab Elm Dueu bot lid seben tperbe. Bpts
ter babe Sii4ien al8 bic @aiien gum Sample
beltilnlllt, iiber Die 81 flung babe man ii4 nod
ni4t 9eeiai9t /; 9aaber (einer Der llnteraeblner
Der califprniiden 8a9enltraBe) lei Der Sefu1<
oant Pctter'S, Sinomann Der Setunbant Srp=
prs. BrpOr uub Bptter linb beipe leit 9sltera
Nbeno BON bier abpeIenb.
Dritte Depei9e.
Wai9in9tpn II. april. Sine Wtelt>
sc Der aufre9enpten @eriidte iber buS DueG
purdfreu5en bic Stapt.
On bel 1T fiber, baB nod fem 0uea lfatt-
o~efunoen bat.
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&idmpno, IL. Npril. Der Central
8cttS<Glub BON 8irginien erlieB bente cine
Aprelie an bic SpppiitiUnSpartei in Der San5en
Union, wcrin er paranf brin9t baB Bolts
aul Der NatipnalsG pnpentiDn Der cDnltitutlcnel>
len llripn>Yartei in Baltimore gum BrGlibens
ten nomtnirt perben Ipn.
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1leber,dbrpemmnma in Nittsbura.

Yittsbur9, ~. april. @eltern mar
bier cine perbeerenpe lleberidpemmuns. ID
&analbppte ipurben iiber ben Damn 9%ertfen.
Die @ilenbabnen linb pur& Grorutl9e per=
lperrt unp bas @eleile 1T an perl4tebenen
SteQen f~peaaeldipenmt.
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8aibtnstpn, ~. 9lpril. Der &es
prdlelttant @ebiter (Sucw Nct9ins) mar Der
ein5i9e bet 9teprdientanten Marplanp8, Der fir
bic &anIaSz8M ltimmte. Darts unb Susbe8
ltimmten ba9esen. Sarris, Sunfel unp Ste
iparb iparet abmeienb.
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Eelc9rapbtitbe WnGricbtem
8ertdtet fir BEN Baltimore @eder."
9lmfmmft 0eS Oompfers
M ~ w
r. M...nMnR ana (S..n.

1 Sag Weueres aus europa.
S~eietuns Mittelitaliens curdb iarbinifdbe Gruppen.
gobemalid,es GeineeeI in Mpnr.
New<0orf, -. Gpril. Der Dampfer
@erlia lit BON 2iperpppl a%n9efommen. St
brinot iiber Queen8tcpn Na9ri6ten. bic INN
eiuen Gag neuer liab, alS bic bes u8rince gu=
Bert"
Qpnbpm, 1. april, Sine Depel6e BON
@enua Iast, bic larOiniiden Gruppeu leiem am
%. Wfdr5 IN 6lcren5 eiaseriidt, Sine anbere
Dipifion Der iarbinilden G(rmee befanp Itd
auf benz Miuri6e na9 Bologna,
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@inpeihuua Der @lans1tnt,re.

0tdmpnb, -. Npril. Die Statae
Senrp Glap'S w1rbe beute nit 9rOBen Seier=
li4feiten ein9epeibt. Sin 9rpBartiseS Wilt=
tdrl4auiptel fanO itatt, uaD cine Wlafie Srem-
Der mar pa. Die Statue mirp aI9enIein be-
munbert.
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0ampfbppterpIpfion

Cincinnati, IL. Gpril. guf benz
Datnpfer Samuel @ateS" barlt 9eIfern nobe
2Ouispiae Der &efel; elm Sei3er fam babel
um'8 9ebert uno mebrere Puiiusiere ipurben
perbriibt.
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Ser Mprle'I1e telegraph.

8ai9in9tpn, -. Npril. Da8 @atent
beS Srn. WtOrle mnroe auf Z Sabre erneuert.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-03-20

MONDAY, 19th.-In the Senate, to. day, the
committee on federal relations reported leave
to withdraw on the petition of Charles Beecher
and 14,72O others, praying for the passage of
a law to prevent slave-hunting in Massachu-
sets. The committee on banking reported
ineXpedient to legislate on large number of
orders, among which were those contemplating
an increase of the number of baI.k commits
sioners, and an annual examination of the
banks of the commonwealth establishing
seven per cent as the legal rate of interest
and prohibiting the issue and circulation of
bank notes under five dollars The two re-
ports on the petition OF Geo M. Weston, to be
reimbursed for expenses incurred and services
rendered in obtaining The Massachusetts claim
against general government were taken up.
Mr.. BoYNToN moved to substitute the minority
report, leave to withdraw, for the majority re-
port, reference to the governor and council.
Mr. PARKER of Worcester, chairman of the
committee, said that on account of certain
facts which had come to light in relation to
this claim, since the report of the committee
he felt unwilling to oppose the acceptance of
the report leave to withdraw, and he should
therefore vote for its acceptance. The major
ity report was substituted, and then accepted
by an unanimous vote. Mr.. Parker's bill in
aid of the Ladies Collegiate Institute in Wor-
cester was ordered TO a third reading by a
vote of 16 to A. The bill appropriates from
the state treasury the sum OF $4,000 to be
paid to the corporators of the institute in five
equal annual instalments. to be used by them
for the best interests Of the institution contin-
gent, however, upon an equal subscription
from other sources, aud the establishment of
one free scholarship to be under the control of
the Board of Education. Many of the reports
Saturday, were accepted without
discussion, and variety of private bills were
towards completion.
In the House, orders of inquiry were adopt
ed relative to the expediency of supplying the
high and grammar schools of the Common.
wealth with copy of the history and descrip-
ton OF New England, and relative to further
legislation to enable officers of railroad cor
porations to remove intoxicated or disorderly
persons from the cars. The judiciary commit
tee reported a bill providing for the election of
assessors for three years instead of one. The
bill to provide for the security OF public build
ings and bridges was taken up and debated
Various amendments were proposed, and the
bill was finally recommitted. The House is
pressing its business forward with great assidu-
ity, and hopes to be ready to adjourn by the
close OF the present week.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-03-20

The Importance of carrying the Connecticut
election is well understood by democrats
abroad, who are making jealous and deter
mined effort to effect it. Fernando Wood has
consented to leave the field of his official labor
In New York, and give his services in the
nutmeg state till election. The New York
Herald makes fervent appeal to the mer-
chants to send the sinews of war.
BY unanimous consent, the Senate has
agreed to the following resolution submitted
by Mr.. Sumner -
Resolved, That the committee on the ,udic,orv ho
directed 70 consider the expediency OF providing BY
law ior the appointment Of committee TO revise te
public statutes of the United States to Their
language; to correct their neongfuities 10 suppIv
tn nn aenciences to arrange them in ORDER 10 re-
uuce thein TO one connected text; and 10 report
Them thus improved to Congress for its fnaI action
e ehd That the public statutes which All are pre
witS 70 know, may be in such form as 10 be more
~. "e apprehension of ALL
spa.cAes from Illinois announce the dan.
=. nness Of Gov. Bissell. He had hoor
.avas'. s,a o@ys afflicted with pneun,or;. os
60. vpe twill be the fsrvar.
,,s ,e"os AL over the country thu, h,' nope VI
me may DC long spared for ia ~ valuable
In tue pennsylvania lepisla.,,- We
'eo'e 'ne capitol from HARRISBURG !, V ~
adelphia, the other day, mat,or.oss s 70 Phil
Der from the rural districts, who haa 10y = mem
the great facilities withwllich brick hom s"u Oh
moved from one part Of the city TO ano,t1e
and who had not the least idea that anv,,,,n.
but m'yihg the State House was in contym'
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Special 9lotltes.

M'Laue's Vermifuge, FLEMING Bros Sole
Proprietors.
No remedy invented has been successful
great worm medicine of DR.. Lane, prepared by Fleming
Bros Pittsburgh. All who have used have been equal
y astonshed delighted its wonderful energy and
efficacy. To publish all the testimonials in its favor
would fill volumes; must thelore content ourselves
with briet abstract of few of them.
Japhet G. Allen of Amboy, gave dose to a child six
years old and it brought away SO He after
gave another dose to the child, which brought
away 50 worms more making 1888 in about twelve
hours
Andrew Downing of Cranbury township, Venango Co,
gave his child teaspoonfu passed III worms
Next morning. repetition of the dose she passed l3
more.
jonathan Houghman of West Union, Park county Ind,
writes that he is unable to supply the demand as the
people in his neighborhood say of the others
that none is equal to DR. Flames Vermifuge. .,
Messrs. d. d J. W. Cotton of Winchester, Ind, hap.
pened last spring to get of this veniuse After
selling few bottles the demand became for that
their stock was soon exhausted They state that 1t has
produced the best effect wherever used and is very pom
ular among the people.
Purchasers will be careful to ask for DR. M'LANE's
! CELEBRATED YERMIFUGE, manufacturedby FLEM
ING BROS, of Pitsburg, Pa All other yermfuges in
comparison are worthless Dr. NJ Lanes genuine Yermi
fuge, also his celebrated Liver Pills. can now be had
all respectable drug stores. None genuine Without M
signature Of FLEMING BROS
mchso d6t&wlt l3Ol
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-03-20

PREVALENCE OF THE CATTLE DIsEAsE-Dr
Dadd who has made visit of Investigation through
the infected districts in North Brookfeld and New
Braintree reports the Boston Journal of the
leading manifestations of the disease MIR. Woods
ofNew Brantree has lost five cattle, and has
sick, out of a herd of twenty-tour Mr.. Needham of
the town has lost five, and has five sick, out of
herd of thirty. Mr. Olmstead of North Brookfed
had herd of twenty-four, which is completely de-
vastated. On Mr.. Stoddards farm eleven cattle
have died, eight now sick, and twenty are well
On post mortem examination of a two year old
heifer, killed when supposed to be in process of
covery it found that the left cavity of the chest
was partly filled with water and lymph, and there
deposit oflymph in the air cells ofthe lungs
This was interesting case, it showed that in
mals which may appear to be recovering there is
really very little chance for them to get entirely we'll
Mr.. Huntington has lost seven cattle, seven are now
sick, and eight are well. A similar experiment was
tried on Mr. Stoddard's farm with the same re-
suIf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-03-20

THE PETITIONS AGAINST SLAVE-lo NiiN0'
1t will be seen by the legislative report tila'
the committee on Federal Relations has de-
clined to recommend any legislation on the
subject of the numerous petitions for law to
prohibit utterly the evil of slaye-hunting in
this Commonwealth. The desire TO bring the
session to an early close, and the absence OF
immediate necessity for the enactment of such
law as was prayed for, are understood to have
been the arguments which influenced, if they
did not control the decision of the committee.
With the laws now in force, and the yirtuous
public sentiment which is evidenced by these
spontaneous petitions, slave-huuting will not
be for the present profitable occupation in
Massachusetts. If it should be at any time
found that the laws as they stand are made
quate for the protection of personal liberty,
petitions would multiply ten fold demanding
some prudent and conservative legislation on
the subject to be thrown like wall of adamant
around every man whose rights are unjustly
assailed on our soil.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-03-20

SWEET AND Sour APPLEs.-The editor of
the Buffalo Republic says "there is tree in
the town of East Hamburg, near the city,
which bears apples alternate quarters of which
are sweet and sour, and each section plaiuly
marked, one being of yellowish cast and the
other dark green. For three years in sue
cession we have eaten apples from the tree,
and can testify to the fact"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-03-20

Break up your COlds.-DR HANsoN's yEGETA
BILE CHEMICAL POWDERS the result of an extended
practical research both in the laboratory and the bed
side OF the sick by physician of emnence and character
Dr. Hanson could never be induced, any pecunary
consideration, TO lend his and influence to an ndif
ferent article but he has demonstrated by very large
and successful practice, that they will arEest diff
Guilty. the effects of which destructive to hu-
man life than any other human malady. They present
the happy character of being complete antidote for
particular disease-Colds and their immediate effects
and are recommended for other difficulty. For the
the public will find them immediate and never falling
while not the least inconvenience loss of time expos
ure to fresh colds dieting any other undesirable eff
ect, will ever possibly occur.
The publishers have liberty to refer to the following
gentlemen, who have used the Cold Powders and who
ready TO coroborate the statements made above from
their own personal experience:
Thomas NJ. Day, ESQ., Editor of Hartford Couront
J. b. Darlington, Esq, Editor of New Haven Courier
ID. b. Mosely, Esq, Editor of Religious Herald.
Norman Burr Esq. Editor of Christian Secretary.
Rev. Gurdon Robbins, Hartford, Conn
Having made some use in my family of Dr. Hansons
Vegetable Chemical Powders for the of colds re-
gard it as a safe and valuable medicine.
REV. GORDON HALL.
Northampton, Nov IL, 1853.
All orders should be sent TO COWLES 81 LEETF So
and a state street New Haven, Conn For sale by John
2. Hill, Geo. r. spur. Bush q Co. NJ. Green & Co.
James Green Geo 2, Harlow, Worcester; Geo, c. Good
win ~ Co, Boston; F. c. Wells O. Co, New York
ja24 d&w3m
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GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY.
BOSTON AND VICINITY.

BOSTON AND VICINITY.
Counterfeit So notes on the Merrmac Bank,
III Haverhlil, were put in circulation in Bos-
ton, Monday, with great success. The en-.
craving is well executed, and is calculated TO
deceive those who are not acquainted with the
genuine issues of the bank.
Henry Hickman, master of Nova Scotia
vessel, has been on trial. in Boston, for assault
ing Thomas L. Fowle and wife. They testi-
fed that while the vessel was on passage to
to this city, they discovered Fowle's daughter.
girl 16 or IL years of age, in the captains
cabin, and when they attempted to get her out,
the captain assaulted them, inhicting severe in.
juries upon the woman.
ESSEX COUNTY.
The Gloucester Telegraph learns that a pro.
Ject is seriously entertained by many of the
nshing trms, to unite in mutual company
for the purpose Of fitting out, as soon as posi-
bic, vessel well supplied with complete as
sortment OF fishing gear, manned by good
fishing crew, and commanded by an expert.
enced navigator, to try the mackerel fishery
IN the North Sea or on the coast of Norway
and Sweden.
Saturday and Sunday four attempts were
made to set fire to the shoemakers shop and
dwelling house of Henry w. Perry, in that
city. Isaac b. Wiggin, young man who had
worked for Mr.. Perry, has been arrested on
suspicion of being the incendiary.
The workmen in Lynn VINO are engaged in
the Strike" have been perpctrating some con.
temptible outrages on shops where the shoe
makers have refused to join them-such as
besmearing the buildings and breaking the win
dows.
MiDDLEsEx COUNTY.
Mary Motley, u factory girl in Lowell, who
had been disappointed in her expectations of
marriage, became discouraged, and in a mo-
ment OF forgetfuless stole from one of the resi-
dences in Waltham, several articles of jewelry,
keepsakes OF II deceased wife, and silver
plate taken from the coffin Of the deceased.
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SUPERIOR CoURT-Monday.-In the case OF f. H.
Tower VS.. H. H. Chamberlin, where demurrer was
filed by the defendant, the demurrer was sustained,
the plaintiff allowed to amend, and the case was
continued Very for plaintiff, Devens and Dad
nun for defendant
The next case tried, Thomas Corners vs. Michael
Coogan ct SIS, was decided by verdict for the
plaintiff in $50 rs. The costs amount to SIS Nc
Caferty for plaintiff, Mellen and Randall for the
defence.
Now on trial, Daniel X. Howe vs.. the inhabitants
of Brookfeld Bacon s. Aldrch and james IL Hill
for the plaintiff Devens s. Hoar for the defence
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In Athol, March H. of consumption G Emily wife M
Francis Goddard, aud second daughter of ii Wond,yorJ
ESQ, Of Orange, ~ years. "'
In Boston, March H. George Allen Snnerntendo,,, OF
tue tmdrcns Mission, Home for Boys 81 yrs MIR Allan
graduated at Bowdon College In 1881 and at the DIVINITY
College, Cambridge. IN 1855 i''
~ West Roxbury, March 10, VIM Palmer, rs yrs
~, ,illei .,tvh 10, sem Lewis, ~ yrs.
II sparks, 80 years. - w W A'"S