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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-09-22
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school Books a. every variety:
Stationery OF III kinds.
2soR..r, Of FsI.-r. such as Noe. Letter.
Car. B.i CAP a. LEA Csp. Box C'p. Ic
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Two S-,reoscopcs and Plates.
Al the Drug and Book Store Of locSl f. Y GRIGGs.
y bon heads. from cents to 81. paper Dolls and
Furues Also, large stock Of Toys, The Drug and
Book Store of ocSI +. Y. HRlGGS.
''"TE'Ii''cry ami so:,p-:
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Puly. Hand Mirrors, Toilet Powders &c, &c.
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,onn PIECES of sheet Music Just received max
--Nic ing ny >;oek very lar; Of Song, buet<,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-09-22
ERgsST GRRuEE-1a

PHOTOGRAPHS, At P0rT RS GALLERY
ANEHuThftS, NJ POErER'S GALLERY.
MfLAINOTApFS. At pJRTEE'S GA!LERY
FEREuiNPES AT rtErEH'S GALLERY.
The Ferrotypc taken Patent Metallic Plates are
ireror in beauty, hrilliancy and durability TO any
other pictures; they only taken PortcTs Gallery
and are being now introduced in thc West.
Pictures taken in all kinds weather. III Mating gers
block. south side of the Court House.
Stock for sale Of every description. DaCuerrco;ype,
Amhrotype aud Photograph stock is kept on hand at
all times. and Tor sale at very low rates.
Those receiving Photographs from their friends at tho
East, will find fine selection Of Gilt Oval Frames for
them Ch Jan Is 70,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-09-22

CUNs's;C'Es STORE.
At fanatics oi6 stdnd, on Main Street. nearly oppo
sije the Bunk,
eEE!S va st.EszSSgS.
THE subscriber havsg taken the late popular estab-
! shment of }. Il. Hamalie, is prepared to manuiac
ture and supply, as heretofore, an kinds Conieet
ery at WI Iesale aud RETAIL warranted esuai TO the be
eastern ~ -icle.
He also keeps all kipis Of TOYS table ornaments &C.
ICE CREAM At any hour during the summer
at his rooms Also; piled by the quantity to private
families parties, &c
All kinds of fancy Wedding Cake constantly on hand
O manufactured TO order Imay26I WM. EBERT.
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ro!Ire sss Esstsi.seA.>

EyAVISG re .9oved my Marble Establishment directly
opposite the new Post Oiice, Columbus street:
the ncTeA reom enables to furnish builders with
order on the notice aud the low
est figure, Having Of the most experienced work
men IN the IVES; can ensure entire Satisfaction.
\. &. large stock OF cat ana rough joliet ana other
stous hand MARIO WILLS IL BIO.
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Gi0ener &neero TT 6Dtoes ipertb
(5IOceifer QauHants nuO Gtobt. 6eieilid1oft,
.. NN II IT,
,pn Nr. 3. 2ubarid1. pratttf6er Mrat

SIT Benz GntDtdelunSs8anSe Der NnitsbIuns Fnb MIR babin &C..
BON @ss Sarbpr Gitp tn ben &reiS Ser @erbeaerunsen Az ,ieben
aao 9OtS i'm Safentbeite Der StaOt gu benz fir bas erae adufenb
E%fsefeuten preiS pen $l25 gum 0erfauf AT brtnaen, unb ;pdr
gu Der f%ruteren @rG6e prn 40 Bis $50 8us unb mrnatli6en GIN
tatlunsen BON S.. Brete DeebS tn better 8prn sdrantirt. Dte
Snansrt6ndbrne bteieS Stabtttetls TT nun frp0hl spn bG6ffen
Snterede fur bic NarmbeSDlterune ais aud piele @eperbtreibenbe
odu p%rdnBen. DUfs, gBberften unb @erbtnbunssfrasen wie Elm
Steamer CUR Serfeuuns neuer, reeelndBi9er 8erbtnbuna nit
Iter=gprf unb Bottom, rperben aus unb pdbren6 Der @ntptfelund
oteies planes bCn Der G~efeGidoft Bebuut, unb bic NusfubrunS
bteies planes trtrb tn Surge ben Gentralpunft fur bic umeesenS
mad unierer Stabt lesen.
Brdmten
Sefebenb tntteber In einem 5000 Quabrat=8us erp6en @drten
oSer etnen1 Tretttdet auf cem @efelfhdftSbampffbfHe, werten je
mad Der gDdbl su ben erfeu Sertauften 1000 Cots ~betaeoeben.
Yer tn Der @ntridelung begriTene 8nbrifplan let6et ba6urd
nt6t nur fetne 8eetntrdbtt8une, fCnbern muB burd Nusfabruna
eb9en 9dfenplanes eft fetne gauge Wthttefett erldnaen.
Tabrtfanten, nel6e tire Embellishments mad @se Sarbpr gtts
te9en, rerben ab9efehen BON Der 8unftsen Rage ;pif6en 3rrb- un6
Sub, bur6 lberale Be9nnft9unsen SettenS Der Gefeaf1aft Be
Seutenbe 8prtbetIe septnnen. "
p~dmptlets nerben unentseltlt& a~usgeeeben, unk ndbere gat
ri bten ertbetlt burh
Spl9-9 S. &sent. aa
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@ermtidbte Nnset9e1r.
@inncr,s MGbntnfdbtne.

Die S6neiter bief9er Staot, iopie ale 9eriOnen. pelde cine
quite N6bmai6 inc su baben Wlniten, ipQten fb ertnnerr,
CAP cine BON uuIern Neoi9inen, spenaI 10 bel @rbett tbut ais
r9eno cine anoere, unb 10 aud spetmdl 70 bieI @elb
n%brtn9t. Gties uadt unere Wtai6inen gu ben btltt9=
ten, welde I'M Warfte fine. Wttr ais 5000 boo0n fn6 ouein
m bteF9er @tobt in operation an &Sfen, Aeiten unc 9oien une
baben lire @igner ober Die bonit atbeteG in ben Stunb aeest, f9
mebr @elo ri %erIparen, ais linen biieS ant anoerent g8e9e mD9'
lid lit. que, meIte cine ter be ten R&bmal 6tnen, Die
nj @ebrauh Iino, BADEN mbdten, icnten in lnierer Office: =.
SEQ. 159 Baltimore ltraBe
poriprefen, no Gebraut8- Inpetiun9en IN oeutIder, eu9lHher,
~raraDiIder unb iednF6er Sprabe gu babe1 ftnb un6 no mir Sc
IL te1etne DeaIhine fault duf berRlben arbeiteu lerne1.
Sd6idt uab etnem @reuplar bon Stnger'8 Hdbmai6inen=3e
ana. gle Nta1binen metoen elm gauges sSo1r mad ibrem @ntauf
opn um8 in boiler Orenun9 unb 8eparation gebahen.
(Sb2s,fD W. y. BrObertd, M9ent
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0roBe GrmGBinuuo Ser 3nfrrnrriie

g. q. I Cts, sc. 6. s Gis., S%sreini9ter go @ts., Saihuter
II Sts: frhd9e @rasbutter 25z2S @tS.; Orange Brand S6infen
in 6Iai4en Iebr bia9; better Bort Gberrp. umb GSS.
betra=99etn betm 6ab II. Slaiben; alter 8ater-98bistep Der @eite
II baltimore, iopte feiue &tquDre uno QHanbte8 BON alien @crten
~ bel alb Il GbpmaS,
26 at V1ftimnreitr
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&nnhpI7A

100000 Nuf Sau= un6 gdbreinerboI,,
700, 900 Sd)incel unb &atten gum Sereauf. ~.
gSir lehten Die Anfmertiantteit piuttliter 6unben auf unIere
grpse Meberlo9e BON Bait unb 9tubbpl; bon aaen Qrten. Nnan.
titaten unb @rS6en. gSr Idneieen @ei6tmnneu= 8aubo(s nach
Selte0uns unb ltefern 6enlterrabmen, 8bIren, GinfaIiulIaen unb
SObelarbeit Su Sabrfpreten. Sprebet Dor in umierem Solsbofe
DO. ITO 2i9btftr. GSbarf, cber @de pom @utom uno @ermanir.
So22s Burns & Sloan.
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Teners0 cr~ffbernnaen
TohnstonsS Insurance Rooms.

JOhnstOnsS Insurance Rooms.
SEQ. 70 Secpnbftr.
Teuer=, Mdrine= nn6 0eben8=WerffGes
rmne8sS Ompaanien.
GIferlte llr1O teitelte EDmpGQnie.
Veritderun9SeGDmp Der 8allep p. Birotnien.
nit $3.50, 900 capital.
24ndburssG chickering's @pmp. Is, Giroinien.
NIT 5000, 900 Capital. '
M6emdrIez 8e rfi6eruno8zGrm y. 8iroi,ien
nit $780, 900 @apitul. -
Sbarter Saf>SerItd, rs prrp. bon SortfDrb
NIT $3.50. 900 @apttal.
Securttp<8 81 rfiderIn9sz@ Comp. BON STEMS crs
nit $270, 900 capital. A8 - s
DrtrzSerItderun981@pnlp BON Nepzg) prf
nit $500, 900 Capital. ~
JRe lplutee Ser1t6ernn98@9 D1np. >. Neip=Yprf
NIT $27O, 900 @apitaI. 81
Mpntanfs 8erIt6erunq8z@ Comp. +. Nenz Ncrf
nit $500, 900 Capital. Nf
Observation-Disclosures mp bon Nep=Oorf.
NIT $25O,o00 @apital.
-s. Wtercalttile Wtutual Morine
nit 81, 100000 capital.
Seretnt9te Stadten Observation-Disclosures ,c
HH NIT S1,25O,9 72 capital. "
Northern NIIurance=@p mp. BON Qpnbrr IS.
nit So, 1914, Ill @ositaL.
SR cben bemertten @ontpa9neen frb bon her Qso;sr,t,- g.
StaateS Wtarplan6 outbcriirt unb l3enfrt. NS0'"'u 20
Ge. BON benz lntrpubneteni .repriientirten @pmnoorisor b,L..
@trtlth oerfn9bareS @aptaE gum oOQen pben me ,s yeDsn
Setra9 pernntportlid fir bic 3abluna BON 0erIuFer ""S'0s0e"t"
sriest. lH gSbOsa o 0SSrNubps Etnlsut@
Sreb. If1utn, SuroepDr. fSo1z n
ANAA oil
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@ffi9! @ffet GfTal

rnIrs 6abrtiit iesttn Souem ganss lmO liekrn mir eiuen rel
neu & sbFsa8SGig, ben miriam grpcerS Su ben b~iaieIten Marttpre,
fen ablaf1su. NBbef&a&ilbe lmb,
C5al4s) .ls SO. 379 Q8ef B8altimoreltraBe.
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1857er Nbetn=Nein.

AOO'tt UNVLI1t-NDEII4@ ".| -I--"-
Speben an9stGmueu so Ohm 1857 &beiu- 2Sein bon ousoe,ei6.
Quolttit. 8ta6t. 8pnetff mn, Go
II I16 Qnu,E,rSar - '"
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Stltc1nndtt :


? Ia Sur beIDnberen SenntntBnabme.
GtnpanAerer unb @etfenbe fDnten fetr SDrfAtte fer, csc fe thre
8taette faufen unb fUuten bteeGben nur DDn iulhsn a~neefteaten
Seomten ioufen, Melde rpn ihrem @ehalt leben. niht aber pm
Matlcrn pter 3wifaentr6aern, la tie iCnh Ser @efabr a~usoeTest
itnb, beiGptnbelt i3n ner6en uo tbr @e1b umfOnt ~ausseber.
s5e ytgsa Our6fabrt8zSilette
mad alien Etenen bS 9Beftene fmt gu taten BET
IA m @b. s. Silbebronbt,
nj Several. Gnttgrduteu. q gent Der Baltimore unb
ass 5t5i i ID Sbtps @ufnbdbn.
Saxon -a a. SEQ. 81 Tbame8ftr.. Baltimore.
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Gtfenbnbmen &c.
La FRMEa - - -
'Mt6ti9 fir @innanoerer unb 6ei1enbe.
GriparltiB BON 3eit, GelO nlO Gutfermahg
bur6 bic
Baltimore nnS SDtcs0 i1enbdbn
nud alien Sheilen be8 Wefen8

Barfer8bur9 une Wturiettu, pber 8enipppb,
Wbeeling nuo Columbus.
Die Baltimore unb SbtO-@ ifenbnbn btstet benz rtffenten Tub.
ltfum bic erEBten Gsrtbette In 3 yue duf 8t1tefett, 8cquemltG.
tett, Si&erbeit, @dntAtdte't unb SdSnbftt Der 9 enerttn. 70 b1s
fe OTu tetner anbern 8dbn II bteen Qdnoe nbertrphen rtrb.
Dtefe 8atn rom nttanttfden Meer ~alS9ebenp, 1T rte dltefe aus
~eebetnteffe Qtnte, ~aletttettte ater aud pe tursefe unb Efne1fe
unb baber bic btltsfe @Dute fur bic Retfenben mad Dem gDefeu,
be ni6t %perfeblen fOGten, fe 3u benusen:
Weilenentferntn9 pD,1 Baltimore na9
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-18

MT. Kennedy, of Roxbury, mas discovered. IN one
our common pasture weeds remedy that cures every
mon Pimple - " '''''
Two bottles warranted to cure nursing sore mouth
70 tree Dotes Will cure the worst kind OF pimpleH
Two three bottles will clear the system of biles
Two bottles are warranted to the worst cankerin
Three or five bottles warranted cure the worst
the eyes. " '' al ii'liors II
W9 bottles are warranted to running of the cars
-Four to six bottles warranted to cure corrunt and
running ulcers F W
One bottle will cure scay eruptions of the skin.
Wo or three bottles are warranted to the worst
Two or three bottles warranted to cure the mos
desperate case of rheumatism.
Three or four bottles warranted to cure salt rhem
Five to eight bottles will cure the worst case of scrofa
one 70 three bottles are warranted cure the worst
sands that II has caused by a canker in the stomach
Sne TO two bottles are warranted to headache
70 Two bottles are warranted to regulate a costive
One to two bottles will regulate all arrangements of the
Four to six bottles have cured the worst cases ofdrop
One to three bottles cured the worst case of pie
relief IS always experienced. What mercy to get re
Since ts nrst discovery have from time to time add
N thny 9the herbs to IL OF one ofhem ppocraes
ltopeneh distractions of the liver gall and spleep,
II Is an especial friend TO the liver worth all other herbs
pat togetheri cooling it when too hot, and warming
1T createth appetite cureth all gone and sinking
e ", .e pit OF the stomach, easeth all palms. and
a. expells all raw vlscious aud Shiny humors ont Of
tne oo1y ceanseth all inward ulcers congealed
by opening distractions of the Spleen it purgeth all
purnt choler and melancholy vapors which rsct TO the
head and brain, causing distressing headache feap enro
ooang o. trouble trembling of the heart, faintng and
THE herb boiled in wine particularly good to revive
inc dropping spirit Of the aged and whoever has ngor
SO quick &c as drinking the juice of this herb.
Ihe seeds boiled In water cureth the most offensive
taxa,a
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-18

The WEST INDIES AND THE SPANISH
MAIN By Anthony TroIlope.-Mr. Trollope
is known as the author of various works that
nave been successful in England, and he could
not easily write such a book as this and not
MAKE 1t readable, nor without provoking some
cl'''csm' He left England on this visit to
inc west Indies, last November, and most of
ue traVel and observation of which this hook
is record, took place after the commepce.
ment OF the present year. He went first 10
d. lhomas' and he says of that island -
Let it be understood by all mon uo. =.
these lattudes the respectable, eomfor,a t !"
well-to-do route from every place Nv a a.p,e,
other place, is via the little Danish is,anS J,
st. Thomas. The royal mail steam ' ~a"i, y,
company dispense all their branches from p ,l,a,
favored spot" And again Ills Ngqerv'
Hispano Dano- Yankee. Doodle place in Which
perhaps, The Yankee Doodle element derIar
ing itself IN nasal twang aud sherry cobblrrs
seems to be OF the strongest flavor, as vii
undoubtedly be the case in many of thes,
parts as the years 50 on revolving"
From st. Thomas lac goes TO Jamaica. let
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-18

One Of the New York aldermen has had the
route of the procession in honor Of the Japan
ese 50 marked out, that the Asiatc visitors
will pass two houses of which he is the owner,
and the windows Of which, it is said, have been
''let out" at SO each, "for the accommodation
of private families" Cute alderman, that.
The peddler of kind Of bogus fluid lamps
called at the house Of Mrs. Peer, in Brooklyn,
recently, to sell his lamp. His lamp, he said
couldn't explode; and to convince the family,
he gave it a violent shaking, when the lamp
exploded, injuring one child fatally, and five
other persons more or less severely.
On Wednesday, this week, Wesleyan Uni
versity, in Mddletown, has its annual com.
meneement. This evening, Park Benjamin
will deliver poem before the United Literary
Societies, and on tomorrow evening, Rev.
Roswell d. Hitchcock, ID. d., will address the
Pin Beta Kappa Society.
III Norwich, Il man proposed to give his ter
Iler pup daily dose OF New England rum, as
nn experiment to prevent his growing any
mrSer' The first trial was entirely successful,
anu Stopped his growing msianier--tbe poison.
Gus stuff killed himl
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-18
DIED..

In Shrewsbury, June 49, Sarah r. dauobter of tho i.
A L Barnes Of Worcester 20 VS. " 'i'' law
Funeral at the residence of the late Samuel barnes of
Shrewsbury Tuesday next, at one o'clock NJ Friends
are invited to attend ' ii'e""s
In Iempleton May rs, Joel Richardson, IS yrs; June
IN Westminster, June s. Susan Nj Rice, % yrs
June II, Ellen Kelly, q yrs. ' " 10 . mus
IN Sherborn June y, Dexter Cozzens, 81 yrs
In Seekonk June 5, Hon Seth Whtmarsh in the 18Th
year Of his age. lie for many years dstinguished
politician; and a member of the Legislature Of Massa-
chusetts both of the Senate and the House
Leonard 80 yrs. ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-18

SAD ACCIDENT IN New BRAINTREE On
Saturday, june 9th, boy named John Car
ney, Jr., aged about nineteen years, was acct
dentally injured by being struck in the fore
head with bat in the hands OF another boy,
while playing ball. 1t seems that Carney be
ing too intent on catching the ball, got within
swing Of the bat, which the other boy used in
a back. handed way TO strike the ball. Young
Carney was carried home Immediately, and all
proper care taken, but, after several days sc.
we're suffering, he died last Friday night lie
had many friends, and was a favorite with the
lads Of the village.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-18

SPECIAL NoTIcE.-At meeting, last evening of the
Committee appointed by the City Government to make
arrangements for celebrating the coming Anniversary of
american independence it was unanimously voted, to
invite the Truckmen of Worcester to parade in a BODY
to escort the cavacade of Citizens who are expected TO
join in the Procession Should tits invitation be accept
ed they will please select Marshal and Assistants
Subject to the directions of the Chief Marshal of the
day. and communicate with the Committee of Arrange
ments through their Chairman.
ID. S. MESSENGER
For Committee of Arrangements
Worcester, June IL, 1860. div iel3
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-18

MILFoRD.-The republicans of Milford
have taken the preliminary steps for the or
ganization of a Lincoln club, for active SER
vice during the campaign, and hold meeting
this (Monday) evening, to complete the work.
Hon. Charles Francis Adams has been invited
to address the meeting, but the necessities of
his position in Congress will undoubtedly de-
tain him in Washington.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-18

JAMES S. WHITNEI.-It is well understood
that slight differences of opinion have arisen in
the democracy of Massachusetts since one.halt
the delegation, chosen because they were sup
posed to be Douglas men, have seen fit to dis
appoint the Gust expectation" of their con-
stituents. We copy the closing paragraph of
an elaborate review of Mr.. James S. Whitney
one of the most conspicuous offenders, which
appeared in the Bay State last week, to show
how far the accustomed amiabiity of that par.
ty has been disturbed =
But words fail to express our condemnation
of his (Mr. Whitney, course and our detesta.
ton ofhis treachery. Let him initiate the ex
ample Of his great prototype, and cast from
him the thirty pieces OF silver, the price of his
betrayal Of his friend and his treason to the
people-and as he lies stretched out upon that
funeral couch prepared by his own hands, well
may he in the quivering accents of expiring
agony repeat the words Of the atheistic orator
of France Sprinkle me with perfumes,
crown me with flowers, that L may thus enter
upon my eternal sleep" For to him there
shall be no resurrection from political death
He has been false to the record of the better
years of his manhood-false to the known sen
timents of his constituents-tase to his plight
ed word. From the green hill tops of his own
county from the sandy wastes of the cape
alike from the solitary husbandman at his
plow, and from the busy haunts of toilng in
dustry, one harmonious accordant cry arises.
Let The traitor 10 The people be for evemore AnathG'
ma Maranatta.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-18
HUslNESS NOTICES.

CARD.-We take pleasure in expressing our apprecia.
ton for Kind services rendered. and We heartily and sin
cerely thank the members of Union Engine Company
No of Leicester and the citizens of the town. by whose
prompt efficient, and vigorous exerons, buildings
were preserved from the ravages the morning of
June l4th. j. e. L. WOODCOCK
ielS dIt+
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CITY AND COUNTY.


House BoBBERY.-On Friday night last,
the house of P. Emory Aldrich, Esq, on Elm
street, in this city, was broken into and rob-
bed of large amount of silver ware, among
which were sixteen teaspoons seven table and
other spoons, thirteen forks, a gold lined silver
cup, three plated cups The thief entered
through a window, ransacked the dining room
and cellar, and left through side door. 1t is
surmised the fellow is a beggar who applied at
the house for board few days before. The
City Marshall has offered $50 reward for the
recovery of the property, and an additional re-
ward for the detection of the thief.
ARREST OF HORSE THIEF.-On Monday,
June II, young man, representing his name
as George Steadman, but whose real name
was John P. Webster, hired horse and wag-
on of Hill & Ciley, of Manchester, n H., to
go to Derry, in that state, about ten miles dis
tant. Instead of going to that place, however,
he drove direct to Brighton, in this state,
where he exchanged the. horse, which was an
extra good one, for a second rate animal, get
LillS Il MdtCl u DOOJ, Hllu lueH CdluS " w VI
ter, putting up his team at the stable of Messrs.
Witt & Pratt. He there offered the team for
sale, and took the harness to the auction room
OF Messrs. Putnam & Clark, to be put up
Immediately, for what it would bring.
The horse and wagon he arranged to
have offered for sale at auction, on Sat
ur day, by E. B. Lamson & Co. But it APP
pears his plans were all frustrated. Unluckily
for him self, this Steadman, alias Webster, on
Thursday evening went into the police office
and requested to stay over night as a poor
lodger, representing himself as poor, and gave
his name as S. c. Boynton of Providence, and
twenty eight years of age. Assistant Marshal
jackson, having his suspicious aroused from
the mans appearance that he was the
person described in circular from the
office of the city marshal of Manchester,
as having hired the team aforesaid,
kept him in safe quarters, and the next morn
ing telegraphed to Manchester, the dispatch
reaching the assistant city MARSHAL there and
Mr.. Cilley, one of the owners of the horse,
just haitian hour before the down train started,
by which they came to Worcester. Mr.. Cilley
identified the wagon and harness as his, and
took possession of them. His horse, which
had been snapped at Brighton, he found by
going there had been sold to man in Bolton
Tor S72, much less than he was worth. Stead
man, alias Webster, alias Boynton, was taken
back to Manchester by the officer on Friday.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-18

,,DaVId scott, Druggist and Apothecary No. PSI
da street, corner Mechanic street. Worcester Mass
furnishes pure drugs and patent medicines kinds at
wholesale ana retail supplies Physicians with medicines
on the most liberal terms cash. and devoes his espec
a attention to the compromising and preparation Ply
slclalS prescriptions. div aD2
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-18

MILE TERESA PARoDI's concert tonight
at Washburn Hall, should be attended by all
lovers of music. She will be assisted by Mile
Montmoreney, Mr.. w. II. bennett, and Mr.
E. Hoffman, and nothing more than this
announcement should be necessary to fill the
hall
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-18

SPECIAL NoT1cE-At meeting of the Committee ap-
pointed by the City Government to make arrangements
for celebrating the coming Anniversary of American In
dependence it was voted UNANIMOUSLY to invite the citi
zens to form Cavalcade and join in the Procession
Charles b. Pratt Esq. has been requested TO take
charge OF this department. and as Marshal and it is
hoped and believed display worthy of the dav will he
the result of this arrangement
D. S. MESSENGER,
For the Committee of Arrangements
"orcester June IL loOU' div iel3
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-18

SHoREY, CARL, DUPREs, AND GREENS dou-
BILE minstrel troupe, announce one grand con-
cert in Mechanics Hall, for Tuesday evening.
Their concert in this city last fall was a great
success. as this also will probably be.