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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-14

DR.. DARIUS HAMS
INVIGORATIN6s SpIIrrr,

10
WIN n increasing favor 1t is recommended to cure
DYSPEPSIA, Nervousness, heartburn, Collie Pains,
Nlhu m Inc stomach, or Pains in the bowels
headache llrowsiness, Kidney Complaints
10" oplh's' Deliridm Tremens, In
1t STIMULATES, ExnIifRATES' Iyv1cop,rvs D,.r ,,,,,
, If, NOT lNFoXlCArE OR STUFEFY.
AZ meIlcne II Is quick and effectun curing the most
eases OF Dyspepsia Kidney Complaints and
an viitr arrangements OF the stomach and bowels in
1t wlllnsantlY revive the melancholy and droon
lug Pts, any restore the weak nervous, and sckly to
heailh strength, and ygOr.
Persons who, from the htudcious use of liquors, have
become detected, ard their systems shattered
curse 70 humanity, the DELIRIuM lREMENs will almost
Immediately feel the happy and healthy nvieorating Ell
eh0F vi d. Kan lnHigoatng Spirit.
WHAT 1T WILL DO.
DosE,-One VINE glass fun as often MS necessary
One dose VIII cure Heart burn
Three doses will cure Indigestion
one 9ose VIII elveyou Good Appetite
one dose Will stop the distressing pains o. Dvspepsio
One dose Will remove the d trcssing and dsarreenhc
eects ni WIND or FlatulCnce and as soon as tIe sacS
a te illsoralms Spirit the distressing load and
CANE Te d9se WI remove the most distressing pains Of
Noug' elther III the stomach or bowels ' -
few doses will remove all Instructions in the Kidney
Bladder, or DriEary organs " 'N'
rersons who are seriously afflicted with any Kidney
Complaints are assured speedy relief by dOsC or t,vo
ana radical cure by the use OF one or two bottles
NIGHTLY DISSIPATION
PERSONS Whc rom dSsipating t0omuch over night and
e eVli encct Of poisonous liquors violent head
aGes sickness az stomach; weakness gidiEoss Ne viii
Laul Of weak adscklv constitutions should take the
H , E spirit three times day it will make them
Irregularities from the menstrual organs md rstr ta
pi 9 oi health ana beauty 10 the careworn face
During pregnancy IL VIII be found an inyaliable nedi
cine to remove dsagreeable sensations at the
Az me pr9preor asks Is trial and to induce this he
5Oc, quarts 81. w '' at
General Depot, As Water street, New Yerk
For sale by Weeks a. Potter, Boston, and in worces
Co.. Gould q Andrews, Charles sibey. dec. r. iiar
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ManulhcIufers ana GroprletOrS,
~ School street, opposite City Hall, Boston, Mass
Samples seen at stores OF BUSH Il Co., FITCH & 0IIs
e IL. HARVEY HIRAM FRENCH and at G. FOSTER &
CO.'S, Agents. 222 Main street diff d3l
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-14

LADIES CAKE-Three-quarters of pound of flour
and four teaspoonfuls Of Loaven sied together one
pound OF sugar and six ounces Of butter beaten TO
cream the whites of eight well beaten and the
juice Of one lemon; mix with milk
WEBSTER CAKE.--Five cups of flour three teaspoon.
ncnlt,s ~.
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CUP CAKE.-Fiye cups of -four and three teasnoon-
tuls of Leaven fted together add cup Of butter
two of sugar, and two eggs all beat tngcther mix with
milk; then add cup Of currant and spice to suit the
taste. Bake about half an hour.
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NO PAREG0RIC OR OPIATE

Nc. 400 Broadway, New York
Sold by CHURCH & DUPONT. Sole propIietors No
900 broadway New York, George r. Spurr David Scott
NJ Il. Green * Co, and GeOree 2. Harlow, Worcester
and by all respectable Druggists throughout the coun
try. &. c. GOODWIN Co, and Nj. S. BURR & co
W holesale Agents. Boston. d&weowly IA
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GxpressGs Nc.
T .EoNARD & co.'s BOSTON AND
EULLER'S NORWICH AND WOR-

~ EASTERN EXPRESS,
tjrer ne Boston s. Worcester Railroad.
OFFiuEs-lss Main street, Worcester Court Street,
Ppstun mchl2 dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-14

i CESTER EMPRESS.
OFFICEs-ls0 Main Street, Worcester: n c. Bracken
Idee's store, under Wauregan House, Norwich, CT.
All packages should be marked Fuller's Express.
Worcester, Sept. |, 1855. SIS
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Meoitines.
THOUSANDS ARE DAILY SPEAK
ing in the praise of
DIR. e. ATOMS

I y i q y 7 IIIII WIND a I =
and why? because it tails 10 afford nsfguoneou
reief when given in time. 1t nv magic and
one tSiat alone will convince you that what VIC saw
true. 1t ~ S"1
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EISKE 4 CO.'S JNITED STATES

n AND CANADA EN- nESS-Messengers leave Wor.
ceser three times daily via Worcester and Nashua Rail
road for Boston, Nashua, Lowell Lawrence furnish.
ing the most direc. and expeditions line.
FISKE & CO., PrUprictors,
40 Court square Boston.
H. Osgood, Agent. General Express Office No. 1870
Main street Worcester diff
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DRS. hill n THOMPSON VIII continue their usual
MODERATE 9 charges In medical or denta treatment.
w Letters for consultation must contain ono dollar
" "'o"'o MI answer uu my2
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sEz5=5zx HOUGHTON'S + X
GAfEE4 PRESS leaves No Il Front street,
@NAy ASZH Worcester, at O'Clock a. NJ. for
HOpknton. passing through New
England Village Grafton Center, West Upton Upton,
and Woodville, on MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRI.
DAY, tin connection with Express to Milford. Return
ing, leaves J"hnsons Hotel, Uopknton, TUESDAY,
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY. at O'Clock A NJ. All
bushes confidential, and promptly done. d3m SCI
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BURIAL OF Corn! IN ONO "A correspondent, writes from
West Liberty, Iowa, under date OF the 2is TINT largo
company assembled in ttnt place thu. day w1cces
the arrival o. the body OF young Coppie The train came
but not tho body Tho osenge: who had been sent fer
TIC BODY however, arrived asd stod 20 TIE crowd that
vas the design TO bring M cay West LIBERTY bat
wien toy arrived VIII & ct sIcr, Ohio tie birsnp1ce of
Coppe, was considered best By h reods there 70 have
icerTed n the Fricnds graveyard b. II, s.fs Of ts
grsdiahor and o,hor rc.ctses who wcru BARRED
there. do vas buried ast Se..d.y Ia tic prcaca of
two thousand persons
laorsSxySr.-A married man named 1haddeus Smith
resiant Of Romeo, Aacorib county, Michigan, s,oped
few days s.rce with Mrs. Maria Ncrthrop who lived st
Flat Eocs Tie CIRCUMSTANCES connected With Lis eeca
pads became pubic account OF the notorety connected
with the sppcarsncc OF eoother Individual II the sxrne
name who haa since h:a6e hirself manifest The 40
sconda- husbsnd est family destitute Ell gimeo the
intimacy between hiincen and his parsnour having
sprung up while she was vlstcr at Ills residence They
ver, 10 C.naos together.
eiGff.gcE Coaxr11, II DIS ABc. ARE-Citixerg or pes
Arc, Ark, have formed themselves into Vigilance Con-
'atcc 30 protect tao community agGinst tho nea-ous
prac;'ces Of st-oll:ng aooLoun,s
NAsrxsxos Legislature or Georgia have passcd
law prohibiting tho pest norton manumssion Of saycs-
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~ F. Haaa.a C0rooers' Omco.
v rm Aupxsr on BoARD vuK GRANADA THO late explo-
zion bsard the stea mshp Granada the subject Of
invessstos yesterday before Coroner Jsokmsa jury
Of iutctgecS gentlemen sworn mako true Inquiry
iuo the which led the casualty After viewing
the body Of Luke Flanagan and max ng au examination
the Cor00er ad)ouI ned tue until oc
morrow afterboou whom tne animation Of tho
VIII 10 commenced. portion OF the boiler, about t@p
Lset eght inches In length, on exhibition at the
poupocd bS all who examined 1t TO be iron OF the
rnost miserable and rotten deS ption. II wac
about three exteeDths or inch Ia hickres but
IN many places scsy and rust eaten that there
the boiler si remains upou the hurricane deck, rew
FEET ait The wheel house. but will probably be removed
W-day. Inc remaining steam pump wac Ut work oil day
yesterday and effected good service. Tho vessel still
70 have her pumped dry n day or two We erstsnd
Coroner Jackman Intends subp1na.ng NUN of en-
gnccrs and boiler makers to testify the condition Of
tho eKp0oed bolcr end It's atnees for tho purpose for
tcrestng deveIopemcuts The CONDITION Of the wounded
a. the New York Hospital Is unchanged.
SU10Ds nv TArusa LAUpASrS.-A destitute sailor,
named George Young, committed suicide on Saturday
night By taking quantity Of laudadum Tho deoesssd
York Hceptai whore be diod IL few hours Afterwards
NO cause save poverty could be assigned for the commits
sion ct the rush act Coroner Jsckman was uoei6ed
tho occurrence and will hold inquest upon the body
doceaaed today.
Focsp NROwED-Tho body OF an unknown man
about thirty years Of age, found foatng Tho wsier
al pier No SO East River, Saturday evening Corooer
hed an inquest upon tho body OF doc-ased yes
tcrcay when tho jury rendered verdict OF "srpposed
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BroskIyn city News.

7aE NEw orsc1AIs--The officials elected in November
f wi cnter upon tho dschargc of their duties to day
The principal officers sre-Hon Samuel Garrison, County
Judge; NcholasI sI~oi and SsmuelS Srykcr yEsqs AS
ssor1ae Justices and John wns;ow, Esq,, DGtrOt Anor
ney, The latter has appointed Dausc T. Smith, Esq ,prn
cpo' deputy Judge Garrisoa will be engagcd 10 chamber
bospees tomorrow tuesday, but In consequence Of tue
Lac, which requires tho publication Of ous moath notice.
the Court 0f Sessions Will not be ooeIcd until tho 6rst
cueeday In February. Judgo Scrngtam will open the
Kings County Circuit Court tho 81 whom the urst
twenty casts or the February calendar will b. callcf
comprising ssues prior 10 the LIST OF Feb ary 1852 Tue
Justcss OF the Peace elect will not upon their du
tics al Nay next.
THs PRnPoe.D PARxs-At meeting OF the Park Com
mscners Friday night, the committee tho subject
rcportco three propositions for tho consideration OF tho
Beard, all embracing land on or about Proepect Hill.
The arst contains 40 acres at an estimated cost Of
el6n co., with $50 600 for the buildings thereon. The
fecopd pro oeiou recommends 90 acres, at cost Of
SIG 600, with $4,000 for the buildngs aud the third
sod $1,000 for the buildings The propositions be
discussed at future meetings together with the mode oi
aseeesng the expense. From present appearances ii will
be GOOD long wnle before Brooklyn viii have large
park.
BURGLAR ARREST TIDE SUSPECTED Parties On
Friday night last the shoe 81 Of Cherries H. Harvey, 10
Myrtle avenue, was feonously entered and robbed oil
stock amounting in val1c to $3.50 Two mon named an
drew YATES ana John Creighton, were arrested sns
pcon, by officers Phraner aud Skidmore OF tho Fourth
district police, Who found tho goods in tie house occupied
by accused. They were committed for a hearing.
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The Pottaw0ttOmie Creek Massacre.
CCECLUslvE EVIDENCE MITIGATING OLD JOHN

Tho anti Slavery Society Lawrence Kansas at their
meeting held the 18th inst, IN referring to the murder
Of the Doyle family father and sons did not deny that old
John Brown the leader OF the party who committed
that horrd bu.chey but resolved hat according to the
ordinary rues OF said transaction not unjusti
able but that performed from tho sad necessity
which existed ct that Gmo TO defend the lives and ber
ties Of the settlers In that region" This anti slavery meot
ing attended by the leaders OF tho republican party
IN Kansas, among whom Charles Robinson the now
ly elected Governor under tho sae consu.on Consde
rae debate sprung up tho adoption Of the above re
solution, during which stated that old Brown sd
United to tho speakers that he participated In the Potta
wottornc massacre. We give portion Of tae debate
Capt SAMUEL WALKER said Old John Brown told him
that he present Ct The on PottlSo.:oie
creek on the night of the 9th d May, 1856 aud that he
approved Of that act Hc (waler SAID further that he
was ready 70 swear before God that Old Brown him
he sa.d 10 knew about the matter than no
sent in the who might be implicated 10 had never
taken prisoner and then Gu, his throat DO took Old
Titus though the latter lad threatened hs throat
and that OF his wife, bet he did MOI feel his duty to kill
him whom he was in his power
Or. RostsoN, being called upon, said tho bost way was
toilet the truth come oct that he had always believed
TIA. 0lG John Brown connected with that movement
that, indeed, be believed Old john Brown had told him
go words to that eoct that when 10 rst hoard az TIC
massacre tc thought Il was about rient: tho. clrcun
stances such then that of ex;crmlne,iou was
in prospective and well for free state men to
State men. Al he wanted to know was that these
men were put oat OF the world dccenty not
hacked and cut 70 pieces p. Brown. Tho DIFF
ference between him and g. W. Brown uas ~ latter be-
evgd tho murder Of thoee Po,tawottomie Crock
was rojustHabe; be thought lie also said that
while war continued hc was pleased with the operation
Of Old John Brown but aer peace restored and the
offices passed into free stc hands he thought tho
sheriff Of tho several counties should have boon called
upon 10 preserve the peace and them the rcspons
blity should have rested, not with unauthorized irdyi
duasOd John Brown any body olseand that any ia.
erferance Of his IN affairs subsequent to the trouble
OF 1865 be Yepu6iated.
iir Adair, a nephew OF Old John Brown, said he had
heard Capt John Brown say about tho sauo thing as de-
tailed By Capt Walker tat Brown sai6 he was present
that he approved OF tho deed bot that he did not raise
hngor himself 70 nurc the mem that his skirts
OF blood. ta 7
Governor RoSinscn scowcd no sad Il male no differ
whethor he raised hB hand or otherwise He yss
present, aiding and sdvsug H. and did n attou1tt to
stop the hoodshed, and IS, Of course responsible thoczh
Unsuitable according TO his understanding OF aGsrs {
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i. ce,m. youass.. s,u Il .. "a NJ, Va. Ala,

!, 0cson. youngest s,s Il D. . NJ, Va. Aid.
aGoa yeasA
Ins q. ~. . ano freads q the fanny az .rec ay
invited u steod the tuaeIa, fro@ tho rosla -
father Bedfsro avenue Wilson steet, russAs4
Afternoon, o. two O'Clock.
~ WOOD Greeppolut T. T., on Saturday, Dec. n.
FuxA WOOD, relic, OF Jonn Wood .l ,.
The friend Of the family are inv ed r. attend the ID
neral from hr late res,denoe, Java et ct Tues -
aternoon, AT one O'Clock ~,
wAxmG I'm this cats, on Friday, Dec 90, Anna @ -
Of Charles Waring, aged 80 years and days
Tho relatives and friends or tho family wysds ~
Lodge M. Z2, " and A. RESPECTFULLY iav s-t
siteud the funeral from her ato residence No 37A 0ro
wich street. on Tuesday morning at ten O'clock waassI
further notice. w
Ulster county papers please ocpy. f1tf
WAIss-At Harlem. ON SUNDAY, jan 1, Mrs. xAw
WASH, 10 the nth year OF her ago
The friends and relatives OF the family and thoss e
her sons, Thomas ana Jassph W. wssn resp sosi
invited 70 attend the funeral Tuesday sfte uopa g
three O'Clock, at the Rev DR.. Lords church. Il Hsrtea
WAITE In Williamsburg, on Sunday Jan. I, of naHg-
nsnt scaratiHa, GRoRey g youngest Of CuaFiso
and Phoebe r. Watts, aged months and Is days -
The relatives and friends Of the family, and ales -
members Of Aleshania Lodge, No ls5, Of 0 r, 80
respectfully Invited 10 attend tho funeral from the -
dence Of his parents, No 40 South sixth street. rs
day afternoon at two O'Clock. without further nvtstsa
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Vice Precedent Erecsinridge IS tho grandson of Rev.
Snsuei 5anopc Smith, OF the most learned and Gle
giant gentle and schoars Of BIS day; ard his great
grandfather was the celebrated DR.. Wtherspcor
President of Princeton College, and OF tho sucrs Of
the Declaration Of Independence from the State OF New
Jersey.
F. President Pierce and LADY, Majors J. Lynde and
H. Whitt!esey, U S. A, and Robert J Dillon Esq uuted
States Att ,rncy for New York, were In Washington
Fficay last. s-s.tr. IN rl.s.f-
Mr. porsdemer, State Treasurer, and Mr. srngham h:s
Deputy, in Albany, ready to enter upon their
sponsble trusts on tho Lat OF the yoar.
letter from Ludwigslust that the Couut OF Paris
bas arrived hore previously 70 his excursion the Ess
TO visit his venerable grandmother, the CRAM Duche
Dowager Of Mecklerburg, who d now ia her eighty third
year and has jus; recovered from rather serious rdis
position
Count do Norny has arrived IN Paris hs estate ia
the Auvergne
We learn from ST. Petersburg that Taaberk as great
. favorite q srsts ~. - -I,s
Mr. RoebucE, " p, with his wife ana daughter, bare
landed a. Southampton, from Lisbon.
The Duke de Chartzes, who belongs to the Sardnisu
array has obtained twelve months leave or absen, %
from that government he intends employ that tsc
IN company with his brother tho Count do Paris, his old
tutor do Beauver and Captain Kern In yisrng Greece
Egypt and Palestine.
M. Noon, Sir J. Dulr and David Solcmc 1. all anroe
formerly Lord Mayors oi the city OF London Sir Henry
EuEgeridge Alderman c. Curloy, Sheriff Thomas We.
gueln, Thomas Dent, William Gladstone, John D,s in
Powiea Matthew Uielh, and Hr. vii am Topham G. m
man6er OF the Royal English Body Guard hav, bser
nominated " Cheyalers de ID Legion d'Houneur" OF
Franco.
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--UDoque sub ictu
Stat genus humanun.

No matter how tho contest for the Speaksgsa IN .ls
House mey terminate now, the democracy viii derivc
benefit from the discussion that has thus Tar occurred
by union and activity and discipline hencciorta, tho
mocratic candidate can be- elected In 1860
Tho first general reception Of President Buchanan fsr
The season viii take place Monday next Inn arrange
mepts are already VOL known.
At eleven O'Clock tho diplomatic corps viii be received.
AZ the Minister'S and their attaches appear the
SONS in tho full official coetuc Of their respective COURTS
great curioefy Is usually manifested not only by tic o
rotNt yt.7cs, but by very rotncd and Intelligent pcr-
sons OF both soxcs who haTc the natural provincial in
qusuveness about dotnSs IN Washington 10 how tho
S'gnoss and heaaeurs nppearwhs, styo of I,ca they
really and whether deprived Of :hcr gay uniforms
they would pass for moro than ordinary performers
this Theatre OF subunnry huntug. But thu rates
ciosed until twelve O'Clock, The curiosity Will only Re cra
tilted as tho legations pass out
At half past eleven tie Judges OF the 9uprene Curt
VIII be received. This veoribls ard siiH tribunal,
embracing thoee sages OF law and couseryne tho
emporn-ies Of the President, always attracts profound
respect ia Warrington IRON hereditary assoclors and
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The Weather at baltimore, Sc.


Tho weather has been intensely cold ell day. tho thor
moneter indicating but 10 degrees above zero. The
harbor is filed with cc Thorc also considerable in
the Potomac, and the Southern mail boat failed to connect
at Washington this evening The ship Silver Star got
aground at the mouth Of tho Taapsco during the late
storm, and viii have to DO Hghtened before SIZE will
como OF
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TIE TT0RNpIsE WILL CAsE.--The contestants of
tho viii OF tho late Augustus Thorniike having omitted
70 enter their appeal in tho SupTouse Court te principal
cevsecs pettoned TINT the might be rented tn tho
Probate Court for arnance Of tho docreo By which tho
vii. WAS admitted TO probate. Without any hearing on
the petition, II was granted yesterday This asooition
OF the c3se the result or aceblc settlement Ii
Il understood that tho contestants have withdrawn from
frtor litigation, undcr an indirect arrangement By which
tho ruvaons Of the will agsicst them Will be- TO some OK.
tent GRADED and that they will receive from tho favored
dcvisees $50 o00.-Bosson Couyier, Dec 81.
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IrlsmTiprSN rJ Ii4r'os R11soAps--ri.e railroads.
running through the State Of Ii.os have al, agroed 70
the following rules regulating deadksGdism aud have 70
solved thai they shall 20 into operation the ls. inst
Editors OF dGy and weekly rcrcrs pnbi.shed 10 the
country tc line OF oach road may receive qusrtsTiy
tc.ets when given on account Of a1vnr.lz'ug.
No passcs snail be given 20 weekly monthly papers
IN Chicago, oibcr % gra.ty account OF Advertising
No time passes taffsrc tickets shan be issued 70
cergymen.
No p1saes except as b1rsn ntioncd shall be Lssacd
The effect Of which viii b 70 iufnercc travel frc.g
a. essnst arp cctnpesnG roah OF roSas represented IN
this meeting
no ROAD sra pass any Tersoa reFsens over its line
upon The pass ticket Of any other read tho ct;cr or rc
Guest Of any other -oad shall ruch letters be given
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FROM IsAGrA-The schooner Hiawa:ha (Br.), Capt
Huchnss, arrived today from Jacuel reports that
the 18th Doc she passed in Inagua aad receod tho fol-
lowing nfor maon:The French chip sullcy, FROM aya,
loeded with loswood had boon the rocks a. that place
and get of In lcaky condition. dischaTging salt
Ia worry plenty at Sc Two Nova Scoa brigantncs were
iosding for Ra.fax ss fet
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Inc ect tiat IL per cent additional inegt would be
exected upon a dues remaining unpaid after the ooso ofthe
year tho csasc of the increasing payments. Cpontho
tax lcvy Of las. year there still romans unpaid 81 oo
The taxes unpaid upon IT, 1st Of June placed in re
hands OF tho Comptroller for collection, ~ho alter waiting
given lrs, in Of payment soils the asscared
proport- Tho unpaid tax aIrearagcs amount near
~ 81 900, and oi tcsc $3.50 3e 20 was paid
.ast week Into tho Comptroller q Office. n
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lNc4,utsfI ls.svs es-I.ov. Daniel Worth VA ares.
81 IN Gr;p, n C.. on Friday, for saying tina. no would
not oave h.. John Brown hung "os .hnur.nd worlds
NJ bis czarE-n be sroko Ia biz defence end read
oSrsacis from Helpers book. he was held to bail ia
s6coe 70. trial The cicers had very rough ,ire In
prtectrE Wc.Ih ron tho INDIGNATION q tie rcorln
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Gour0ud's Oriental Cream Magical
besr'ner, 81 Waller greet Hnss -ooriyn No pay
ss;if-rory Of coannrfci.S
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Gournud's Poudrc Subtitle uproo<s Hafr
from low sorchc1 upper ps any part Of the body. ~
mi Ecrl
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Dash1ng Overcoats from - 80 to $50.
SUPERB BLACK FROCK COATS, Is 70 So
At GkO. A. HUNTER cos go and ID Bowory
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, wigs and Tom
peee1he best N the world wholesale and retail ard tho I
privately applied no house
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Rna1Pr or Tnos.-Thsre vas increasing rush OF
txpay crs TO the tax receiving bureau last week. will
be seen By the following rccelptsNonday being Christ,
mss tho osico WIS closcc--or the yeok,--
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CoRwN% -TRrm.-In New Haven. Conn, on Sunday
evening" Jan. l. 1850, by Rev. l. 8. Weed, EDWARD r.
CoawIs, q New York citv (formery of Newbura, N ~,
Friabio, q Guiiiord, Conn.
New Haven, Conn, Orange and Duchess county n T.,
papers please copy
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Commerce or Mobile.
Markets.

NEW URtKAN5, Dec. 80, 1859.
Cotton-ales to-day, 10 6Ge bales at l0sc l0<c for
nidcng Sales OF the week, Is 500 bales Rccsipts OF
last week. GOO bales, against 50 500 the last
year Exports 900 bales Receipts ahead of last year.
5000 bales Receipts at all Southern ports ahead of
last year, 900 bales. Stock at New Orlsans 4Sl 600
bales