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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-29
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Malls Close as follows
Northern Worcester County, Vermont and New Halnp.
hire, Worcester & Nashua Railroad at SEQ a. m and
are due at 100 p.
Fitchburg, Lancaster Leoninster West BoyIston Oak
dale, Clinton, Lowcll, and Nashua, \. H., at 500 M
and S3O p NJ; and dae at 9.l5 and 100
els m.
City Of Boston 80 and 90 a n AS and 90 n H.
and are due at SIS m, $50 and 100 p. m.
Maine, Eastern New Hampshire, and Eastern Masss
chusetts-sO0 n, snd 500 p. and due at ii
Rhode Island Except towns Oh .he Worcester and
Providence Railroad, $50 m and 330 p. and
E at 80 g. m, and $50 p. n.
Way Mail Providence and Worcester Railroad 9 so
m and are due at 3. 20 =. n.
Western-(An towns in Massachusetts, west Of woi
c-ster) SIS a. n, and arc dCe at ?. m.
Albany, ~ estern New York and Western Ststes,l IA
N and = p and are dge Al $50 and ls.i5 ?.
SaTingheldo is a. M and LAS H.; and are due al "
hartford, all Connecticut (except wndhaIn Ne ~
London eoundes) SIS a. m. and As p M; and are due
At $50 and l045 p. m.
Towns Oh line Of Norwich and Worcester Railroad aud
New London and Windhsm County, Conn., ie.Ve q" nj
nd are due ate.l5
New York city and Southern states $50 a. and y
Barre Barre Plains Petcrshan, Paxton, Dana, Nortl
Dana, I'D Vest Rutland 9.45 q. M and duo at q
Holden Rutland, North Rutland, IIubbardston, Cold
brook, and Oakhan, $50 p. m; and due at 500
Lecester 945 a. m, and 43O IN, and are due at 40
q. M, and 800 p. m.
Milibury, and West Mlbury, $50 a. M, ami $50 p
ana are due at 9.4O a. m, and csc p. m,
Shrewsbury, Sis p. and is due at 800 g m.
Grafton, New England Village, and Cordavie, $50
and are due at $50 p. m.
birmingham, South birmingham, Hopkinton, Ashlani
Woodvlle, Westboro'. Northboro', Southboro' Cord
vile; and Grafton, As p. and are due at g. a III
and 500 p M: and are due at a.l5 and 90 p.
mail for New York and Roston and beyond, is close
Office hours from M, 500 p. nj. sundays fro
l7-l0 to IL 40. D. m. J. NJ EARLE P n
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-29

This very successful company conducted upon the
CAsn principle with rigid economy having accumulated
large cash capital the Directors have seen enabled
reduce the rates Of premium by dispensing entirely with
deposit notes, the premium being the OF liability
making il one OF the fayorahl and reliable IN
panies in which to effect Insurance.
$4,000 onlv taken on one risk. Policies issued oil
good lives in California and Foreign Countries at reduced
rates OF premium For further information apply at the
office of the Company, No. es Main street. W. reeser
laz9 dit
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-29
Snsurante.

SAMUEL II. COTTON, Treasurer
DIREcToRs.-Henry Chaplin, Joseph Pratt horatio
Tower, Joseph Boyden, Jonathan Warren Jonathan Lu
Lher Henry Goulding, Edward Earle, f. l.. Brigha n
timothy s. Stone, John G. Mason, Samuel H. Cotton
Dwight Foster, Chs5 w. Freeland, Ichabod WashbGrn
is21 d.hEAnHlN
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-29
A CURE WARRANTED,

pR. HILLS MIXTURE is warranted to cure emissions
ana all diseases OF the Urinary Organs Within the last
three years upwards OF 5000 bottles have been sold in
Boston; not single case can be produced where it
mas altd 10 make quick and lasting CURE This is not
mcre assertion, but well known fact which can be-
proved at any moment. DIR, Hill would not take this
method 10 make known the virtues of this never failing
mixture, were it not to put the public on their guard
against Inc humbug preparations which are advertised
ny certain apoihecaries NhO know nothing Of the dis
eases Which they pretend to cure who for the sake of
nhs rev dollars, endanger the life, health and con-
stutlOn OF their deludcd VicIims To all who are afflicted
with private complaints, but more especially uu WHO
nave been Guned by miserable pIetenders Dr. i would
earnestly recommends trial Of his failing Mixture
ltnever fails TO cure the worst in short time
without regard TO diet risk exposure II is mild
Peasant amd safe to take 1t puries the boou destroys
the poison lurking IN the system and completclv reno
Yates and rencws the constitution DR. llil's Aixtnre
II taken in season, Will prevent well cure Tho CEN
plants for which it is recommended; in short il is ITO
oy sure ana safe remedy which has discover
~ I4T me cure o. al private complaints. The price Of
Dr hus Mixture is only IS bottle and If viii he set
securely packed anu conc aed to any part of tie cit ~
country; when ordered with the price enclosed e+tcy
Wost-paldl directed to Dr. Hi will receive nronnt AZ
fear Of exposure ~ :" F'i'"tel WITHOUT
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-29
757E5Eg NORWICH & WORCES

----=-s-- EEkT. commencing Dec. 2, 1861.
Trans Going ,SOHth, Leave Worcester
Al 1890 a. n tway Passenger Train.) Connects al
Concord Manchester, kc. at Worcester Junction with
Trans from Boston. Providence. and Western road 81
with express trains for scw Haven and New York
With sSs ffs o@ os dTa ow GGnqss
Concord Manchester. Lawrence. Fitchburg &c: and al
and Western road At Plainfeld Junction trains from
Toyidence and Hartford arrive season for this train
steamer from New London, will take this train -
Al i,Np m Steamboat Express Train for New York;
CORD MANCHESTER Lowell Lawrence, Nashua, Fitchburg
Al Tanned ia with trains from Providence. Leavos
A. . m Trans Going North, leave Nor1ich
EXpress Trgin) For Worcester and Boston, Nashua
viiibGi9o9Tgi Lowell Lawrence Manchester Concord
pi At SO m way PASSENGER Train Connects al
III FT9ViGeRee At 49, a. M at Worcester junction witt
vans Ms iGr 81, Springhed Albany sc with trains OF p
5S"stog' SSshua Lowell Ftehburg Lawrence, Man
At PAS ?. m. way Passenger Train.) Connects a,
ilaniieid Junction with trains to Providence
ald HSrHoTd Reaches Worcester in for express
mchao All p. ST, M. ANDREWS. Superintendent.
Ia5gsg5ala5zza5s BOSTON & WORCESTER
s S,.s5s. 80 AILRoAD..- WINTER ARRANGE
T5sT -s-1--AEN4, commencing MONDAY Nov. 49,
PASSENGER TRAINS leave for Bostons as follows:
4oo, ll.25 EXP. p M The 1870 a. m and 400 p N.
Trans start from the upper all others from the Lower
Mibury, $40 a. m. 34Op nj.
Grafton Z; H. 1905 q. IN. 42Op. N.
Westboro', 13Q l0.l7 a. M. 432 pm.
Cordavile, 7.4l 1929 a. m. 444 p. m.
Ashland, 7.48 1886 a. M. 45l p. m.
Milford, 40, s.45 a. nj. 4lO p. H.
NoTthboro', z, a m. 400 p. m.
Marlbor9 1.24 q. m. 42S p. m
d Esrfamingham 525iExpress, 800 EXP. O5 1919 m
4ge EA;Y 5O55 l2ll Exp. a. ~.
Sa1onyille, $50 a. IN. l2,45 D. m.
60 NSWtHn Lover Falls 6l5 800 M, S45, 800 p Al
y YES! Newton, 6s7 I'LL 8as 9l2, n22 wor., a M,
81 SG r % a. ~ Also Wednesdays at
tS;2V $50 10 p m. On Sunday, $50 IN, and l2l5ami
connection with trains on Charles River Branch
special Newton and Brookllne, and Monday ii ~
worcester u aims may be omitted.
TRAINS leave Boston, as follows.
"a E9T New York VIA Springfield $50 Exp. m. EXP
New YORK, via Norwich, $50 Exp. p m.
Albany, zoos. 80 EXP. t. m. LIS, 3 Exp. D. NJ
" oTcesterl at 100 $50 Exp. M Ifs 200 Exp AIS
Millbnry 790R M AIS m. p '"'
!, Graiton' IOO a. M LIS 4l5 p. m. Also, Mondays q
,,U %eSst6oIG eco m, LIS AIS, $50 Exp m Alsc
:, Cordaylle' 100 a. M LIS, AIS m. Also, Mondays al
Ashland, 100 a. m. LIS AS p M Also, Mondays a,
Milford, 100 a. IN. LIS, 4l5p.m.
NoTthboro'i Lib, 4.l5 p. m.
Marlboro, 49, AIS D. m
80 EcrfF9 a1 sS5 S6 $sS E KIP AIS
,Nailck, IW, 800 ain. u, LIS, AIS, 545 pm. Also
MONDAYS a. II p; m.
Newton 40 Wor 3, $50 a. m. u, LIS wor. 245 ala
20 go, 9l5 p m. Also, Mondays and Wednesdays al
Brookne z go $50, 800, la. M .l2l5 2sO .3l5 -
%, 4 wy lO45 p M On Sundays 10 me- l245 and ID
tss-- New York Sunday Mail Train at $50 D.m Eu
press Trains stop only Il birmingham.
Boston. Nov. p. 1861. E. B. 65HtflLIlPs' snPgt1
- "pt
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-29

Hon ISAAC DAVIS, President
Hon. f. Washbun and Hon. John Brooks
Vice Presidents
CLARENDON HARRIS Ses'y
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-29
~ II Z G r E A T E n
Female Remedy of the Ace
NrALL1BLE INDIAN EMMENAeoGuE,

MENSTRUAL COMPOUND; a preparation which don
experience proves 10 be NEST speedy and eflicacavs
its operation, and is Warranted Harmless and nlSo
successful in ali cases, when used according TO the d
tons. ~ N
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-29

ms Medicine has been used by the public FIR civ o
Dyspepsia, Nervousness, Heart Burn Collie Pains
WIND in the stomach, or Pains in the bowels
hga o, r ,LroTsiness Kidney Complaints
Low spirits, Delirum frcmcns nten-
II STIMULATES, ExHLiR%rEs IYv,eon,rrs ,,.,, ,,,,
NOT lNTOXICArE OR STUPFFY ~
AS medicine iii quick and efeetual curing the most
NEstVateo cases OF Dyspepsia, Kidney Complaints and
all other arrangements OF the Stomach and BoWeis in
speedy manner. ~ VS. ia d"
1t win Instantly revive the most melancholy roo
ny SRls and restore the weak, nervous and sckly 10
Persons who from the iniudicjous use of Iiorors b
ueJected and their nervous system shattered
] @ broken down. and subject to thtt horrible
immediately feel the happy and healthy inyporaiinp cf
c"cy OF Dr. Hams lnvisOratng Spirit '''-e ''''
WHAT 1T WILL DO.
oSd e. wine glass fun often as necessary.
One dose will cure Heartburn.
lhree doses will cure INDIGESTION
One dose Will give You Good Annette
enc dose will stop the distressing pains of Dysnonsi,
UG o9sS VII remove the distressing and dsagTeea5e
GfEeyes ne yigoratne Spirit the distressing load and
~ one dose VIII remove the most DISTRESSING maine n,
NglS, either IN the stomach or bowels. p''''' VI
BiaddCu o r % remove all distractions in the Kidney
co SpSons who are seriously afflicted with any Kidney
anu lauleal cure by the use Ofone or two bottles
NIGHTLY DISSIPATION
PERSONS Who from disspating TOO mnch over ninht apd
aches sickness At somach weakness giddiness Ec VIII
ma She dose VIII remove all bad feelings.
LHoes Of weak and sckly constitutions should talo tI
imygoratng spirit three times day it will make thcm
nf1ithy and happy, remove all Instructions and
from Inc menstrual organs, and restore thc
bloom " health and beauty to the caTeworn face ''
eide t piSsnney ~ WI be found an invaluable mcd
'G ~ aeoSc sensations at the stomach
All te proprietor asks is trial and to induce Ills ho
m% ~ Up INC lhVigoratng Spirit m pint bottles, at Soc
General Depot, 48 Water street. New York.
lr H. Green ~ Co Geo r Harlow; Gay < Goodc Mil
-'I es9 o uOlh ul9
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-29
Te,naIe CnthoIIcon d u Regulator Of, the A ne

~ Other preparations styled Indian Emlnenacocp
being widely advertised purporng to be of df6ere
classes 81 strength and at prices graduated accordne
knowledge or experience, much less of any ROW.
pertaining to Indian Arcana practice and ali su,
mpositons and scales Of prices but so many devc
uous and lead to the sale and Of spurious if not
solutey injurious articles
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-29
HIGHLY IMPORTANT CURE

u IL i Y IMPORTANT CURE.
For four years was afflicted with the most distross
pans IN my head, bones and stomach and n gepora7
lecllng OF soreness over my whole body fo~etr ~ III
shaking ana trembling and fearful dreams vbirl vi
Oily 1nited me Tor the duties Of life but made liza itseIf
aiN nnay applied to DIR. Hill, No 81 MIN srco NV
uieW Wees ny ms now and expeditions svstcn, G Civ az
menl ne Hiected cure. am now in ,;cron v" tIyut-
fatigue 49, ~ .pTpI without pain
10 Dr. NIL g Main street Worcester Mass NJ IL
nE. Z, A. HrL-De0r Sir-Words c9nrot ,,.-.---,,-
Tcceiye @ Icc Is due you fer tie ben 80
bint G rom your truly invaluable nNg
small token 81 ,. y iustlY myself without pyinw this
Eou nave been my guardian angel in niUinuGh as
lone limo ~ lu lullE since despartd of Rad f1r
dreadful Of M years. been troubled with that most
MtCahencq me IN body and MIND tbai u az Mich SO
~ w an business, ard consult nVsiia9 Voilhvu 70
uGsfon applleu TO the sO-calcd host eicinn X,
tin,on commenced taking Lis uodioipi ' iuil rs
l'u u 10 40 so two months wiihopi uhu uu-
ag contrary, continued to grow Wnrsee VIZ ~
continual f og " twenty pounds Of flesh and saw II
would soon rcs iS nlgny yauuted specifies that death
"u ne mat my was ineurnble ia, sen W.,
Which wonf1 ie1iqlne. lie said that was In decline
obtaining any sl " consumption then desl aired OF
WIZ 70 mitigate the compl int sbSnd be pninbered
tbn tis uenl Happen ng to pass vour ofce one dav
tntgs tn, WOULD make one more trial l commenced
and ai nav, tsn eEetqble Medicines March the GOTH
'n GIul medicine restored to perfect health and shall
snfepin IVVomend II to any Of my friends that are
viii hn5 @ sHen or any other disease. Hoping this
' '''" ~" 'hIuVlhE health ana prosperity, remain
Po7boto June 2sth 1883 n MILLS
nv cs:o 19u are at liberty to make public statement Of
~ =, a. WI. botanic Physlcan.l
~ ""'h ST. worcester Mass NIL
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-29
PIN WORMS.
ID Y S p E PSIA MED Y
DR.. DARIUS HAM & cos
FeGNATFC FSVJCnup MN. =, .,

ms Medicine has been used by the public for six
win increasing favor. 1t is Recommended 70 Gnfa
dyspepsia, Nervousness, Heart Burn, Collie Pains
Wind i'll the stomach, or Pains i'm the Rnveis ''
Heacache ,Drowsiness Kidney Complaints
Low Spirits, Delirum Trcmcns Intem-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-29

REFERENCES.
George Law, Moses IL. Grinell, Shchen Bros Adam
Express Co New York
Erastus Corning. Albany.
Senator Wilson, Adams Express Co. Boston.
Alexander Cummings j. Ii. sargent North ( Chat
Adams Express Co. Philadelphia.
Riggs Co., bankers Washington.
ja6 DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-29
4 CASE OF GENERAL DEBILITY.

Mia, GLOtS CURE. About seven wears moo T
Gomaeieu very heavy cold, which clune TO me Ni
uva lClaelty, resisting all the skill Of pb scious
HH tne power OF medicines suffered constantly Rom
" t ~ tne heaft no appetite: part of The fine tnn
shnd, ~ malh night sweais, which reduced mo 10 "A
snt aE9nlIlng pain in every Joint in nv bodv cen
boU,t9 SriilE III word, was poor, miserable mn
eGn Physierns, and must have taken at least
or sb w vi nuuseons edicnes, OF kind and nnotb-
E, ~ " lo soou purpose, as grew worse every dav
bv bIsnew w as to Dr Hill who succeeded in curing nc
Mmch inc patient is not required to take nasty nedi
o 81 was thoroughly cured in about three months
wv th now as well and hearty buck i advise the
eivh 70 10 Dr. Hill, who will effect speedy cure at
aniG-la!l tho price charged by other physicians and no
nlthy medicines, "tO be well shaken before taken."
n, JOHN TRASK Providence r. l.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-11-01
GENERAL TOM THUMB !!

OF European and American celebrity, and next
to the Commodore, the greatest man on snail
scale that the century has produced. Tom
Thumb has been presented to every crowned
head ia Europe and had, besides, the privilege
of the royal saloons: been received by upwards
Of sixteen millions Of the people; the recipient
Of sixty thousand dollars in presents, and Gin his
childhood honored with kisses from q hundred
and fifty thousand ladies.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-11-01

On the goth ult., VIM IT. SHUTS. in the
3Sth year of his age Nc His friends, and those
Of the family, are respectfully invited to attend
his funeral, on Sunday afternoon, at o clock,
from his late residence, 13l Fairfax street
On the 31st ult. after long and painful ILL.,
ness. MARY ELIZABETH: the wife OF Isaac
LOvei0y.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-11-01

o,rders have been issued by the War Depart
.,oot 70 Provost Marshal General Draper, Uni
cd States Marshal Murray, and General SUI
nor;ntendent Kennedy Of New York. 70 take
s,,res 70 prevent men from voting who have
claimed exemption from the draft on account
of being aliens. Accordingly the names OF all
oncb norsons will be at the polls, and the mo-
,nent one attempts to vote, he will be arrested,
and held subject to the decision Of the Gov
eminent.
goutbern papers state that Gen. Buffers
recent visit to Pensacola had reference to an
advance on the Mobile and Montgomery rail
road. Seven thousand troops, it / reported,
LANDED Of Pensacola with the general.
The bark Young Turk. arrived at New York,
reports seeing the light OF a burning vessel at
sea, but tearing it was the work Of the steamer
''290. > did not go to her assistance
The Richmond papers announce the arrival
in that city Of General Bragg and his staff.
The fulfillment Of the contracts with the \. 5.
Navy Department for the construction and
machinery Of some of the new screw sloops-
of-war has been delayed much beyond the time
specified.
The Sheriff of Anne Arundel county, Nd,
yesterday took possession fthe steamer Cham
pion, on her down trip, and placing an armed
posse on board, proceeded in pursuit of a fleet
Of oyster boats from Philadelphia, engaged in
dredging for oysters, contrary to the laws. On
discovering the purpose OF the expedition they
hoisted sail, and took to flight but six Of them
were oyertaken and captured, and brought into
Annapolis.
Files from the British West Indies, dated at
Bermuda to the 2lst of October, have been re-
ceived. The inhabitants Of the islands were
greatly excited against the action Of Admiral
Wilkes, United States Navy, IN his watch Of
the Confederate traders and cruisers. The
people of Bermuda term it blockade Of
British territory by American vessels-of-war.
Gov Pierpoint has received the following
dispatch:- The notorious guerilla Sam High,
Of HAMPSHIRE was killed to-day and his band
dispersed He belonged to Imbodens Parti-
san Rangers
There is probably 70 species Of business so
heavily taxed as the newspaper business.
Notwithstanding the many rumors about
General Banks 'suew department, the President
Las not etconcluded where it will be, if any is
made.
Gold, yesterday, in New York, 1893,
It is said that il consequence Of th. great
RE IN the commodity OF paper: PERSONS who
have contracted. to furnish the Governmentw with
supplies Of that article will be compelled to
throw up their contracts, and thus forfeit their
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-11-01
COMMODORE MUTT E!
so, 900 N y T tt

Constituting an elegant attraction for the past
ten months visited by the elite Of the cities where
he has appeared.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-11-01
FOR THREE DAYS ONLY |!
THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY,
October 30th, 3lst, and November 1st,
BARNUM'S GREAT SHOW!
lIalnmOtll Circus and Anphitheatre,
WEST CAMERON STREET,
ALEXANDRIA,, IA.

Unusual congregation Of six distinct exhibi-
tons, each the greatest Of it's character ever
known on eitherthe American or European con~
tnents, selected from
BARNUlLS NEW YORK MUSEUM,
BOSTON AQUARLAL GARDENS,
LONDON ROYAL AiNPHITHEATRE,
ROYAL CIRQUE, PARIS,
NIXON'S CREMORNE GARDEN:
GREAT AMERICAN CIRCUS
Thus composing the most massive combination
of equestrian, geological gymnastic, acrobatics
and Iilliputian wonder attractions ever attemp"
ted by any manager
Will exhibit, afternoon and evening"
COMMODORE MUTT!
The smallest man living, who will be accompa-
MED by P. T. Barnum, who engaged this mon
orch Of pigmies at such large figure that ne
has been entitled the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-11-01
THE ALBINO FAMILY Z!

Great human curiosities, from the Island Of Mad
agascar, West Coast Of Africa, born of perfect
" black parents yet possessing white skim pink
eyes, and long white silken hair. There are three
in the family, father, mother and son, the latter
of whom. though but eleven years of age per-
forms exceedingly we'll on the violin.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-11-01

CLERKS OFFICE, Alexandria County Lourt
AOTICEAll persons having claims against TINS county
~ are requested them, duly authenticae II thls o.
fee before the Sd dav Of November next that they May %
lis. for the county levy
Bv order Of the Courttc6te - ,- =, :
oct 25-1w ). lACh1, NhoAA.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-11-01
JOHN E. HENDERSON,

JOHN E. HENDERSON,,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GhOChh.
226, CORNER KING AND ALFRED STREETS.
TTAS constantly on hands large and We e, Sc Sc
IL lcctcd stock Of FAMILY UkO CEh ~ 70
which he offers cheap for cash. sep out1
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-11-01

CHINA, GLASS AND EARTHEN W AKh.
MFRS. ENGLEBRECHT respectfully IN
N- forms the citizens Of Alexandrla and VI
cinitv that she has received A FL Ii So PPLI
OF GOODS in the above line, which she VIII
sell upon as good terms as they can be had else
where and requests all in want to give her q call
at No IT, North Royal street. oct 2l-lm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-11-01
NEW EXPRESS LINE

BETWEEN
PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA. WASHINGTON Anb
GEORG Ell )WN
.sr~un@ = The new and commodlous steamer
- s@2zlsz==sss-l DIAMOND STATE will leave foot
Of King street wharf every Thursday evening;
at 0 clock p. II. Returning; VIII leave second
wharf below Walnut street, Philadelphia, every
Monday, at 'clock. D. N. Accommodations
for limited number Of passengers. Freight
taken at the lowest rates. and 10 wharfage char
ged For particulars, apply on board, or 70
J. BRODERS & CO., Agents,
Corner Union street and Fayette alley.
oct 23-lm
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-01-28

MURDER IN PLACER CoUNTY.-On New
Years day, at Union dinner given at Green
Valley, on the North Fork of the American
river, dispute arose between man named
Dinwiddie and two other persons, one of whom
was known as Sailor Jack, when Dinwiddie left
the house, and arming himself with a crowbar
returned, when the dispute was resumed be-
tween the same parties, and Dinwiddie struck
the two with the crowbar, wounding Sailor Jack
so severely that he has since died, and disabling
the other in such manner as to cause him to
keep his bed ever since. Dinwiddie immedi-
ately left, and has not been heard of since. He
has resided in this county some eight or ten
years, and was generally considered a harmless
inofensive man. We hear that all the parties
engaged in this matter were intoxicated
dutch Flat Enquirer.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-01-28
TUESDAY EVENING, JAN. 2O, 1862.
RuMonEp RAILRoAp PRoJEcr.-It is rumor.

RUMoRED RAILROAD PRoJECT.-It is rumOr-
cd 10 the lower part of the county, that the
Directors of the Folsom aud Lincoln rail-
road have abandoned the original design of
continuing the road further up the valley,
and purpose bringing it into the mountains
to Grass Valley aud Nevada. We do not
know that there is any foundation for tbe
Tumor, but should not be surprised to learn
that il was true. 1t would cost more to
grade road from Lincoln to Nevada than
to grade it the same distance up the valley,
but the Nevada road wOuld pay much lar
ger dividends on the Investment, and the
stockholders Of the Lincoln road have prob.
ably by this time become satisfied of that
fact.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-01-28

THE OLDEST REcoRD.-The oldest Of all
records of which we have any knowledge was
written upon a swift-Hying ray of light. Sir
William Herschel estimated that some of the
neble which were family visible by means Of
his forty-foot reflector were so remote that light
occupied two millions of years in coming from
them to us. Consequently we see the nebulg,
not as they are now, but as they were two mil
lions of years ago. Looking in the telescope,
we are reading the very Oldest of histories
Since the nebule had the form whichit presents
to us-since the ray Of light started forth to
convey the intelligence Of this form, races Of
men have advanced from barbarism to civiliza-
tion and have written voluminous histories,
which have mouldered into dust; and yet the
light bears its shining record across the ages,
as bright as when it was first SO curously writ
ten upon the flying ray.