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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-07

Peekshill. Il may be oar pleasing duty 70 Iahy,
,oroe f,tnre call under the STANDARD Of the feopso
sovereignty over par iee--a standard wmcn mo nv
en5eayored 10 UNFOLD boldly and tru'hiopy iA 'u,
Vet ma ,renare 70 take our part ana choose 'ui
Nth the same ras-iotic motives thas cave acaa:ed our
sppport Of Gen. Houston. And let US remember now
thai no middle issue in the present contest lie worthy Of
our countenance. No d:shonest combination OF poh-
tcians to cheat te cheated, claim our aid or
liberation No "claptrap" of pretended danger to the
Union" myst blind perceptions 70 The Danger q
nrustinS the choice Of next President to afac nus
Congress where vo es may be purchasable az tb ~
| IN National Conventions. Cast your votes, fellow
citizens so that the PEOPLE may elect tbs Presiie
and thus You will remain true to your principles ant
to the counsel of Sam Houston gver in these words
"Let not those rho rely upon TyiRg the elccto,
"nto the House Of Representatives, deoeire themselves
"TRe people hare been taught to dread such con
summation"
Finally feIow.eleetors let us remember that in on
capacity as citizens, in vJious localities can d
much TO oppose corruption, venalty, and faction
There are Issues constantly before Us, which, thong
small in comparison TO national afars, have YET incl
specific IMPORTANCE. An uppurchasable State LegSa
tore honeet ineumbents Of town and city ohces' Pur
and caIabe Judges, and fitting officers ana teachers
our schools-aI these demand our personal in'ereS'
the coming elections Let us, as the People organ,
xa,ion, in every district, still exert power wn'0i
shall be felt, whenever necessary In te
y good men for local Offices
remain your fellow citizens behalf Of the STATE CON-
ffrESS iTTssSRS9 FIX fTEFgGSz aASsh01'A
n FINE 1hD state COMMITTEES Committee on Address
= z. BRo@hXTL CHILD,
10 | Secretary.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. D..


team,hps-Huntsyille, Post Savannah, II. B. Cromwell
Co. Roanoke Couch Norfolk Ludlam Henckeni Delaware,
Cannon from Philadelphia and Cape May with mdse 10 r. Per-
kns; Nashville Murray, Charleston, Sp0ord Tf.ssten Co
Mt Vernon, Lay held Savannah, H. CromweilG Co Star OF
the West Brown Havana NJ o. Roberts W. II. Webb Leach,
New Orleans, master.
Ships c. Davenport, Kelly, New.Orears ". H. Brigham
VIM Tell, Funk, HAVE, Boyd Hencken
Bsrks-Nashus Lewis Philadelphia j. w Mckee Albertins,
Barton Havana, Moses Taylor Col Tuisko, DsmermAnn,
Bremen, Ensben UnksTt-
Bhgs-oeesn Bird, Stanford Para, Burde Everett CO
Lucreta Mayrck Halifax, h O. Donovan; WaecsDo Niekes,
Ssgus, Buck Co. John Winthrop Ros. TURKS lslsna,
r. r. DeWohe; s. Butler, Miner, st. Thomas H. q smith
Schooner-Mary Louisa, Gauter, Washington, NJ Black
well Sir C. Campbell (Br) Vger Halifax H. @. Donovan
Enehaness, Abeel Savannah, McCEeady, Mott Co. 7.
scnye, Van Brunt slAght w. Williams Rose, Chester.
j. w. Mckee c: johnson, Lockweod Richmond; Howrd,
Baker Boston, W. Lewis d. Smith, Denton, Jacksonville
SEeyhoSns Gapsse hsis91 > Derby s. Cullen, Cullen.
Mckee; Bell Rock, Gardner, Providence, 8 Kenny.
Sloppy II Bowen, Brotherton, Providence, master.
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p0IITTCAL TNTELLIGENCE.
rBys wIDE-AwAKEs.

-bs Young Ian have caught the spirit Oh she cAm-
..;en 70, frel dom. They flock to the new STANDARDS
,,d blDgj ag al their energies and amol'icne inspTsa
,,s hslk ued by an earnest sentiment, have already
made y q Wide-Awake movement the most brilliant
a.d at srs;iye in the history Of political organization
Nm d oup,ry il sweeps like electric current, per-
x@ ING the homes and hearts Of the yeomep ENDING
s,ch.sres IN every hamlet district, aud supplying
Abe need 80 keenly felt among scattered poPuuon Oh
. common object of sympathy and enthusiasm, lac
healthy ,Oung fellows heart beats quicker when ne
lks sorward from the heat of the day to the ray on
the square the exciting evOluons OF the
A,,sl.n and perhaos the march TO the big meeting in
.he rex. town the Quiet country landscape made voc"
;,A the cheerful song and i1bilant huzza Upon the
ala s.ters whoee political ideas in state Of pa
hvs the shock Of honest youth and sound and reso-
hate purpose is magnetic. They grope from the shsd-
s of prejudice and the fogs of easom into the sunay
revelation They listen to the songs and speeches
zAe boys and presently they marching aud waving
The torch sybohcal of intelligence and trath dispeint
error and ignorance as calamity auyo them Th'
movement is as simple il is effective. The equip
rnspts of Wide-Awake need cost as small sum q
the evenings loaf in the village tavern. The girls cal
make TIE cares-iti s work be6tttng Free fair dngers-
and for torches what brighter than the pine knets
Headquarters may better be the green the man street
OF the grove than the close room, for our American
Autumn favors trystiDg in natural temples
The Wide-Awake idea commends itself with pecnns
force to the young men of the Cities 1t combines
that sensible in the physical reform of the time VII
al that is ccDgenal and encouraging to the desire
the true citizen Of the Republic. As season OF extra
ordinary frvoty opens, of unusual temptation 70 Una
vain and dreary dissipation, which always ends IN sol
row, and often in di;grsce-Of allurement from Ia
paths of virtue, integrity, and worthy amolnon-N
fortunate that resource should be afforded TO 10
thousands of vigorous youth employed in the varou
branches of great industry the statesmen IN on
h,ce stores the mechanics in shops, the account
anti artisans, and followers Of a hundred diferen
rsfts II is a resource from the ennu Of vacant an
,uplOrne hour. 1t is a safeguard, and sure an
harmless one against the wes Of the adversary tina
no cunningly waits for fresh victims in the streets
The crowded town. 1t is the first decided protest
The young men of America against she often dawde
tAeOry that politics is a demd bore-ah"
We are glad that go much spirit ia manifested D.
youpg Neu-York More than one hundred name
have been enrolled on the list of the City Wide
Awskes, Whose headquarters are at No. 65S Broad
way, and they come in fast The first public meeting
viii be held next Monday night
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New YORK SANITARY AssocIATIoS.-The Sanitary
Association commenced their regular monthly meet
ngs last evening at the Cooper Institute, not having
met before since June. Dr. Griseom presented for the
attention Of the Association, case OF neglect Of law,
and screening of guilt. young girl Of IL years of
age not long since called on apothecary in West
Broadway to procure arsenic, as she said to kill
rats. Without any explanation warning, he put up
essy threw the paper TO her. She took it home, and
taking it, died in q day or two. When the Coroner's
inquest was held, it was found that the druggist
the friend of prominent city otfcial and the case
never found its way into the papers. A Committee
was appointed investigate the subject and report at
a future meeting. DR.. Grscom made We bal report
from the Sanitary Convention at Boston, that the Con-
venton was successful in every way The question of
the sanitary interest of the people is rising IN import
ance very mueb, and he thought National Sanitary
Association should be established which would have a
marked effect in the world There is no such Assocl-
ton in existence yet There being no further business
the citing adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-07

PEETZ-HoYF-At wsst B,oemsela New-Jeney, On Thus
day. septsmbere by the Rev j. Priest Ffedenci Peak Ia
Mary e. HoH daughter Of the late Rev. b. He6
sBARP-LROGE1T-AtM iddlstown Nsw-Yorh, on wedres.
day. September g. by the Rev John w Lessett Mr. John
Sharp OF Oregon Illinois and Miss Anna Legye daughter Of
the officiating clergyman
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Brooklyn, on Thursdsy An
gust 20 the residence Of the bnds father by the Raw
Henry Bsldsn, james A. shesrmant 10 Helen Thompson.
TODD -PLATT-0n Wednesday. ssptsnber s. By the Rev
Ed Lathrop d. d. James W. TODD 10 Mary ~ daushtsr Of
q, w. Plstt esq, all Of this city.
ON-sPRAKER--At Fonda, Thursdsy September 6,
by the Rev. p. Forbeck, John w. Wilson, Faonytle,
TO Miss Louise SPEAKER daughter Of Daniel SPEAKER esa II
FONDA
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DIED..


n FIN WNAp
Bsrrstt, Comed'- evening September !, George Il.
HI. fhsra. .,s r. T..n , tns s,th ysW Of b. sss
e,sy i1y tied 70 attend Tia funeral from b. residence
sn Me~ iins ss' Ssss q East Broadway on Friday
his s.dsSce Il vsndsws.sI ',rsss MANN BsSsoms.
ssses Syria s S;ss: "a A''
BRADL.YaIn this city On wedn s.d., September Mrs.
ter OF Hugh McCafrsy aged 70 years.
wife Of N. II. Bundy, aged "a years
BREAKsPEAR-on ednssdsy. septsmber 10 hi, city, of
cholera nfspnm. Walter Oeors youngest son Of Thomas
West India and Birmingham EngaDd) papers please copy
4eley wife s Of 2d%srd COBB sssd years mouth:
Her remsins viii be tsten 10 Nswburgh for in.eru.nt
Eastern papers please copy.
CoNsTANT-In Brooklyn, Tuesday, September l. Josh
Constant, jr.
HoDGINs-on Wednesday September at quarter to Ia
the evening, Ellen Hodgins wife Of John Hodgn&
.ss s on Y S5 g.. Il 9 s1.sus
The remains taken ~ Ithaca for intermsnt
LUDLUM-At Fosters Meadow, Long Island suddenly on
Wednesday morning ssp,sS Der Of drG9p.y Mrs. Elizabeth
NoRRIsAt No. 70 Hoyt street. South Brooklyn Wednes-
day. September James Van Bruut Norris, Of William
naEliaabeth Norris, aged year, months and days
SUMPTION, Jacob Parish, aged a years
sHiERDIANon Thursday sep.smbere Mr., Ann SHERIDAN,
The friend. Of the family and those Of her James and Bs,-
ma requested 10 attend the funeral from be late red
dence p5 B, Friday aiteraoei, a. O'clock,
without notice.
SWAIN q City on Wednesday, September s. John A.
The faners III take place at o'clock to-day from No e5
Bright street, jersey City. Friends invited 70 attend
without further notice.
PhilaielIbia papers please copy.
sHEA-In Brooklyn, on Wednesday Sepembers Ma Troy
Shea, aged 80 years
sPENCER-At New Rochelle, Wesehester County on Thurs
day morning September Mrs Anne Spencer aged 81 y's,
Z months and II dLys
The r. mains will Or taken to Hartford for ioermeDt
STOWELL-At Orange, NewJersey, "Wednesday, Sepem-
Der 5, Henry NJ, infant Of Luther T. and Henrietta
Friends and relative, invited attend the uner Friday,
September at 1oclock Train leaves foot Of CoarlAndt
street at III O'Clock.
WATERLOO the morning of Wednesday, September Col.
George Walter, aged 81 years.
acqlantsnces requested 70 attend his funeral
Saturday, the 9Th inst, at O'Clock, at The Hone
House. corner of Broadway and Great Jones street.
Philadelphia papers please copy.
WICKS-Ob Tbursda, afternoon September g. Of inflammation
Of the lungs h Arabela NJ wife Of Loren Wicks aged
Is ears, months and IL days. -.
friends of the family invited 10 attend tbs
funeral their late residence No 37 Gold street. Brook
without further notice. at ii o'clock On Saturday
WEEKs-In this city, "Wednesday morning, September 5,
Mrs Eliza Weeks, retct Of the Rev. J. w. Weeks, Of La
Have. Nova-SCois
wALLACE-On Tuesday September at the residence o.
her brother, Thomas Wallace No. 81 Morton street. WIZ
msburgh of consumption Miss Isabella Wallace 10 the 18th
her
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MOZART GENERAL COMMITTEE.-At the meeting OF
this body last evening" the following resolutions were
offered by DIR. Bradford, and were subsequently
adopted
Resolped That this Committee ceeIfay respond nomi.
nations and platform adopted by the Democratic Conyen
ton which met at Syracuse the 18th nit and ia
National Democracy Of the CT 10 rally 70 their support
Rsoped That the action Of that Convention fully
log the regularity Of this General Committee Of us
and sound policy We congratulate the Democracy OF
York that 1T has been conceded by the State organization
that regularity Is constituted by the popular voice and by
the Of building especially after the people have
ceased TO recognize II respond TO Its dictatiOns.
Es0Ued That TeiteIae desires the
consolidation aud hearty uon Of all the opposing elements
Black Republicanisn AZ the FIRST the
union Ia State the sake Union
call upon all friends Of the Union fall line
effort be made ghch will maintain the
ment as Il t. and The Constitution a. lis
ResOifd That recommend the National Democracy Of this
city 10 attend in full force the grand Convention be held
at Jones Woods the 18th inst and also the Uaon
citing 90 be held at the Cooper Institute tins 18th
Let rally for the and the country 10 posey
The folowiI Letter was alec presented. Mr.. Brisey
was Alderman Of the Ninth Ward in 1923, aud a
warm friend and supporter Of DIR. Wood.
G. p sCHERsRRBoRS etd - Dear Tr You viii please have
my erased from the roll Of the Ozar Han Democratic
General Committee Of which you the Pfcsideut shall
consider self from this date, member OF H. organic ion
My for doing will be given 'ends at suisse
qusht period. Respectfully yours 49,
Nihh Wa,d, No, 2 Jaot'H guar, Sept q, lgJ.
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Arrived.

Steamship Columbia Berry Charleston, ndse and pass Ia
Steamship Yorktown Parrish Richmond &C., rOdss and pad
Ship v Kert Wilcox Liverpool July u.s. coal to F. Con.
sine experienced light westerly winds and Gains the entire pas.
I'd inst lat 10 49, on oO S. took pilot from beat Ezra Nyes
Bark John Benson, Gardner Ponce r., Aue d. sugar and
mOa.se. 70 stuIes Co. July q on outward passage lat q
sneIo aug 20 lat 20 49, lon 81 s :gohe barb Ida from B0.-
az RSn a o9 Pa @ %
Bark Mercy Ellen Griffin ciuaad Bolivar days and II from
B'k Evening Star Armstrong New hours ballast
Bark Johann Martin (Prus' RAdnsnn Providence days In
Brig nIietta tHol Dytsr Amsterdam So days, mdse to
Brig ThOs NJ Msyhew Harvey Bermuda days. in Dallas.
Brig a Sampson Cook, Lngan, C. b. IA days eoatOF.G.
Brig Daniel Trowbrdse scofed, HewHaven days, TO D.
sch Bfoadfeld (Of Dennis Fisk Nassau N p August s.
logwood sugar, &c, to Montello 4 Co.
Seh Emma Br Scott Logan B., l6 days coal 10 Res
seht Mary, Boyd, LuOec days FISH and plaster 70 John
schr Amsuda Towers, Robinson Rocisnd days LINE.
sR Southern sSS Belle Smith cotton &C. to
Murray Sailed in company with schr Msnhs.sst days
schr Syiepu1ent Scarborough, Virginia days. grain.
Sehr COIinns NJ Jones Chatham days 6sh to master
sctr a. Barnes Ray mend HsrScb days fish to A.tsr
sSiI sarah Sade, Gardner EhzsbethPo coal for Boston
scL Cen Tesvey Hunt Lubec days. fsh and platter TO j.
schr Nj Pearson cOOmbo Buctsport days, lumber
ter.
sehr Ocean Wave Orb LockhaIt, Windsor N. s, days
plaster TO d. B. De Woh
schr Msria Louisa 1ibbetts, Vnalhayen DAYS stone.
sehr Petrol Robinson Bucks Island days stone for Sandy
Hook iorii6cation.
sehr American Chief Presley ROckand days lime 10
Scbr H. Curtis Beachard Cais day, lumber To maser.
Schr ST. Lucas, Adams Rockhnd days hnle to master
Sch Julia Ann Cray St. George for Sandy Hook fo'
hcaton.
shr Empire state, Atwood Kennebunk days ia ballast 10
master
Steamer Delaware Johnson Philadelphia and Cape May, mdss
and pass. to + Perkins.
Steamer Anthracite, Jones, Philadelphia, mdse 70 N.
Briggs.
Steamer Daylight Springer New Bedford, mde TO Barstow
Pope.
Steamer Ann Eliza Robinson, Philadelphia mdse 70 Lopez
Kirkpatrick
Steamer Bristol Pierce Philadelphia mdse. to Lopez Kirk
patrick.
steamer opray, Kenny Providence mdse TO Issc odeu
BkLOW-One brig
SAlLED-Steamships Nashyile Charleston; Hunvtne, Ssi
yennshi Mount Vernon, do Roanoke Richmond ke. Slip
Ella, New Orleans Banks Lam plghter Demaara Menepss
Port Ntndfes Civnuegos. Sstill River Brig Ocean Bird -
WlND-This morning $. w suus very light from ). 8.
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ALARMIHG RUMoRs.-We understand, from lead
ing New-York merchant engaged in the Southern
trade that a customer Of his just he buying
bill of goods yesterday received letter from his wife
in Florida where he resided stating that the negroes
bad become insubordinate and that serious antcipa-
&6ons of outbreak entertained, that Commit
tee of Vigilance had been formed, and other effective
measures adopted The news 80 startled the gentle
man that he at dropped business, neglected his
FAN purchases and started with the first conveyance
for home. Day Book,
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MARRIED

RMsTRoNG-RAYMoND--At the residence Of the biaa
OF Thursday September by the Rev J. Ssarls Edmund
T. armstrong to Nete Raymond all Of this city.
BEATTY DANiS-A White Plains on Thursday September
o. by the Rev Abram Davis Ceoree ri Realty ~
ne 70 May H. daughter Of T. ~ Davis ESQ, Of the former
~ hChlNCk-LAWSON-0n "wednesday septembsr < bv
We Rev q. L. Meade, Mr. William ID DuyrsircL of ~
city. '' '"A' Lawson Of 'hi'
hOWLEI.r - CLAIBORNE AT Oweeo New. York m
Wednesday September 5, by the Rev MIR Klas q X III,
ieu TO Mary r. Chadborne, only daughter OF amrs Chad
I9Ine, Gag, beth Of Brooklyn, N. Y. '' N"'N
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BY TELEGRAPH.

NORFOLK Sept, 5-Arr. at Hampton RoaGs, ship soria
America Of Boston, from Chinohs.
AM at Quarantine b. shr Lane fron jamaica, bouad Tor
Newly oIk leaking main M sprung aud aails gone
NORFOLK Sept 6-Arr 90 Quarantine brig Vhsiaian, hw
days ffom Bermuda, for repairs.
NEW-ORLEANs Sept 6.-Arr ships Northern Chief NON
Antwerp Sam Locke from HayTe bark GIapeshot nom MO 40
JaneiIo
BOSTON, Sept 6-Arr ship Malay. Wilcoms Manila oaiA
Vivid Light Blanchard MAtanIas steamer X spaEae hssA'"
PHILADELPHIA
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Oi-usfers. Ac.

HoLNEss HoH Sept aThe schooner Susan OF ny,
N. fiom NewYtIk with cargo fpOrs -four &C. ioi Ia.
Dor Grace N. arrived here the "a iast. having los ~
chos chains and windass in heavy ~ gale on nAhsS
Shoals otherwise In good oTdeS wiz repa ana pssssss
-lBy letter
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IMMATURE ALMANAC.
SunRises,,. SEA Sets 6:26 Mocz-Sets... 9Q
Sandy Hook II :03 Gov hand Ill SO He'll Gste.. l:&
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-07
Passenx gers Arrived

In brig Thos NJ Mdyheo from Bermuda-H. Bses, Mona
mara Russell J. bad6td, d. Robinson
In bark Mercy Ellen, from Ciuddd-Mr. Henry HeImann
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Jobs, present. g fair covering of stone thass speei-
caions have not been followed out Instead OF sharp
and or gravel contractors disturb the dirt Tor lew
inches and pa, little sand on the top. Inc cone
oueuce is that in few months the blocks OF stone
ssttle into the mud, indentations are formed, and
finally the 80. called Belgian pavement viii be mule
better than the od-fashioned cobbe-stone pavem'n'.
This matter should be looked after by the Cfoton
Denar,m ept. The annual festival for the benefit OF
the Roman Catholic Orphan Asylums will take place
in Palace Garden, in Fourteenth street, near Sixth
avenue on the afternoon and evening Of the lota oil
September. The afternoon performances will COM
mence at O'Clock p. nj the evening performances
al H. The concert-room on the west eide Of the Gar
den will be for minstrelsy and gmnas'ic perform
ances. The conservatory on the east side will be at
the disposal of those who prefer dancing. lands of
music will be stationed in various ,os of the Gar
den. In the evening, in ad1.l,oon to the other per
formances there will be brilliant display of fire works.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-26

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never ians Inns Linent is prepared from the recipe
Dr. stephen sweet Ot COnneCtiCut the famous bone set
ter and has been used in his practice more than ven
~ years with the most astonishing
AS AS AN ALIENATION OF PAIN, it Is unriyallod by
any preparation before the public, Of Which the most
skepticai may be convinced by single trial,
This Linimcnt will cure rapidly and radically, RilEI
a ~ M o. every kind and in thousands OF
all. '''' '''' '''u N'''"N "
FOR NEURALGIA. it will afford immediate relief in
every case, however distressing.
It viii relieve The worst case of HEADACHE in three
minutes and is warranted to do it,
TooIlIACllE also it will cure Instantly.
FOR NERVOUS DEBILITY AND GENERAL LASS
tube arising from iuprudencc or cxccss ms i,i,n
is most happy and unialng remedy Acting dire,tIv
upon the nervous tissues it strengthens and reyvi,ir
the system ard restores it 10 elasticity and visor
FOR PiLEs~As external remedywe claim that tits
ae oes knoWh ana we challenge the world to produce
an equal. Every victim of this distressing COMPLAINT
snou!9 give trial, for will tail to afford inne
~ S' '"''c"'
trS 9G3TSY AND SORE THROAT sometimes OK
ton Of he Linimcnt Will never fail 10 cure "rP''1"
ment Of Fl h n sometimes very obstinate and enlarge
worst ease may be conquered by this Lnineut in two or
BURNS And SCALDS yield readily to The yor eri,ii min
hSealng properties OF DR. SN EET'S iNFALLiBIE lin
SrINGS. ''N '-'Si1N lies ana
EVERY HORSE OWNER should have this rerod, d.
manu- Tor lis timely ar the first appearance of nnr
ness VII chGctuar prevent thosl formidable diseases
TO when al! horses liable which render So nan
otherwise valuable horses nearly worthless. '
over 9lf hundred voluntary testimonials to the wonef
III cfat,ye properties OF this Linment have been re
ceNcd "thn Ire last two wears, and many OF Them from
persons in the highest ranks OF life ~ nun
CAUTION.
10 avoid imposition, observe the Signature and Like
ness OF ljr stephen Sweet on every label and aIeo
stephen sweet nallible lniment" blown in the glass
Oh eaeh hottle without which none are genuine.
RICHARDSON IL CO.
Sole PrOpretors, Norwich Conn
~ FOR sale by DAVID SCOTT and GEO. r SPUR
"0iocHtcl' pI'u an Drut ElSts. Gawtf M
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0Nortester 9ailp Spn.


Worcester Post Odace-Summer Arrangement
Mails Close as follows:
Northern Worcester County Vermont and New Hamn-
hire. via Worcester Nashua Railroad. at 500 a. H., AMI
due at 100 p. IN.
Fitchburg Lancaster Ieominster, West Boylston Oak
dale Clinton, Lowell and Nashua, \. H.. at 90 M,
and 3.45 p. and are due at 9.l5 and 100 p.
Princeton and East Princeton at 345 and is due at
sis a.
City of Boston, $50 and sl0 a. M, l2l0, 250and SEQ
pm and due at 9 Is al M. $50 and SIS p m.
Nane Eastern New Hampshire, and Eastern Massa
ehusetts9l0 a. m, and 500 p and are due at 9la
$50 and $3.50 p.
Rhode lsand--tENccpt towns the Worcester and
Providence Raroad.,) $50 and $50 and are
due at $40 a M, and $50 p. m.
Way Mai Providence and Worcester railroad 33O r.
and are due at $40 a. m.
Westen-(An towns in Massachusetts West OF Wot
cester,) IT'S a. M, and due at l245 n. m.
Albany (Western New York and Western Statesl t.lo
and 40c M; and due at l2i5 and 1880 p m
Springdeid7l5 a and 400 p Ms and are que al 'iu
Hartford all Connecticut except Windham anu Ne"
London counties IT'S and 400 p an; and are uur
Towns on line Of Norwich and Worcester Railroad,
New London and Windham County, Conn, lO.SV a. IN
and are due at sis am.
York and Southern States 9.3O a m, and 4U
q M: and are due at $50 and ll.05
t.aip barre Plains. Petersham, Paxton, Dana Noril
and West Rutland 945 a M; and are due at4OO p m
Rutland. North Rutland, and Oakhaln, 39p y
m; and are due at 500 am
Leicester. g4S m, and 43o M, and are due at 90
Miiibury and West Millbury $40 a. m and B. 80 D. III.
and are due at % a. M, and $50 p. m.
Shrewsbury, 3.5 p. m, and is due at 800 a, m.
Grafton, New England Village, and Cordavile, $50 a
and are due at $50 p. m.
Framineham South birmingham, Hopkinton. Ashland
Woodvile, Westburo'. Northhoro'. Southboro' Corda
VILE and Grafton H. 10 and arc due at BIS a. N
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