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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-17

nz- sam Lover is giving 6 Irish Evenings in
Wisconsin. We are thinking OF the irsh evenings
in Tipperary about these days.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-17

The BRIrIsH REvENUE.-The revenue of Great
Britain, for the quarter ending the 9th OF July,
exhibited decrease of f327,74l. More taxation
will be necessary to bring up the deficiency.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-17

LOUISIANA. = The Weather Crops. = The St.
NranrisviDe Chronicle of the 18th says: " For a
. 4vecsk past we have had fine weather, with cool
nights and mornings. Ourplanters have commenced
niclinn cotton Notwithstanding the injury done
nv the late heavy rains should the present weather
continue. and the worm not make its appearance,
fine crops will be made The sugar cane looks re-
markaby well. Those who intend grinding this
season have nearly completed the necessary ar
bSndred bogsheads of sugar shipped from West Fe-
Iieiana the coming season. The caterpillar Is
said Is have appeared in the cotton fields near Al
exandria The sugar planters, il IS sad, are threat
ened with similar enemy 10 the cane, IN the form
o( a worm that has been such blight 70 the cotton
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j. Jay I.ANGDON,
and WARREN A. GRlCE.
late Capt. I'd Regt. La. VoinntseE
THREA MoNTIHsl BXTRA, ~.

IA THE Undersigned having engaged the 80
~ Offiee Lately occupied BY BTig. Gen. -.
,S3ETN s. Churchill. Inspector General U 8. 800
u ~ Army. (Ne1V Commercial EXehange) seses14
corner OF St Charles and feTdido Streets prepared to
ecute all the necessary papeF entite officers nOncomn
stoned officers, musicians, aud prvate to the above NJ
The most reasonable terMS. ANY business entruss
their viii be dispatched with the utmost prompt
The Regiments Of Louisiana Volunteers 0f 1916 ncs
in the act of Congress of 18th JULY e8 COMPANY acc
adjusted and returns made out for she proper Deparms
with accuracy and dispatch.
gz7T lmmediGls attention paid to- Bgtn3F Land, re
si0BS, and other Military CiaiHls
THE0. LEWIS,
late Capt. Co X lsf e. N0lnnieeE
WAI, MONAGHAN.
al4G late Capt. Co. +, 9Th Regt. La. kelunss
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DR.. MENsING, Dental Surgeon,

ETANINCS returned TO the city of New Orleans from h
I tour in the North and East, Is prepared 80,
10 perform all operations appertainlng to the
TEETH; and has become acquainted with\ rySyaS
the hest mode OF operating approved BY the 1ILE
College Of Deniai Surgeons OF Baltimore, Nd Ills gnz
for operations are IN proportion 70 suit the unle a5u
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-17

NEW YORK ITEM-C Corner Of Orange and 'i''s5
Observation-Disclosures hurt child-father cIlaseu
stranger-woman held father-stTangef lost nal nal
oscaned-father mashed strangers hat-appeasea
wrath. ETC., etc.--iSanday Atlas,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-17

NJ Some seventy Sugar Mill have been made
IN Cincinnati and shipped South. during the present
season. The cost of these is from $1,000 TO $1,000,
which viii make the probable money for the
seventy. not far from sS5OOOO, snug Little sum
for one item
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TOOTH ACHE CURE

IN LESS THAN ONE MINUTE, by DR., MENsINGg
TO0T7H-9 CHEt ELIXIR, or no charge. u 0ha
No So Baronne street., 4h door above common St, Ass
~ OHos53 BareaHs street, All aoor a6oos coaa@
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-17

FoK cALtpoENiA Tie U, 4. stors.ship Chill
sailed from NewYorl on tue 6lh for San Francis.
u California, with cargo Of stores for the army
and other Government employees there valued at
$4,000. She has also on board a saw-mill, which
Was CONSTRUCTED at Washington, and is designed to
he put up at Monterey. Besides this, she carries
out a great variety Of Yankee nick-nacks, agrlcnl
nlral implements, articles of clothing, etc
PENNsyLvANIANs OF THE VIRGINIA REGIMENT.
On the 9TH, twenty-seven of the fifty volunteers
who enlisted in Philadelphia for Capt Bankhead's
company o. the Virginia regiment, and who left I'M
der the command Of the late Lieut.. Mahan, who
fell in a duel in Mexico with one of the Virginia
officers, arrived at home by the Baltimore cars.
They were met by a LARGE eoncourse Of citizens,
and escorted with music TO the residence of F. Ma
han. the father of Lieut.. DIahan, where they were
entertained in hospitable manner.
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= Great Reduction in Prices.
a = rn1n nTOnTpnT 100 &c pnTH1 pr5Tf4r7 CIR

ALFRED MONROE & ZOOS ONE PRICE STc
No, "a Magazine Street.
IN consequence of the summer season drawing to 6
we have greatly reduced the prices Of our 5 NJ NJ
GOODS, as will be seen by the following St.
Woollsn Goods are ALL or nearly all, recently arrived
safely recommend them 70 or friends and those
are in want of Clothing.
At this Establishment every article Is offered at e
lowest price al which itcan be sold and NO REDUCE
can, in any instance, be made.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-17

HORRIBLE DEATH.-On the 9tlls at the Massa-
chusetts Iron Works, at South Boston, workman
named Patrick Corbell who was employed in feed
ing rolling machine, accidentally stepped for
ward, by which his hand was caught in the ma
chine and his body drawn into space four and a
half inches al one end and six and half at the
other. He was crushed to death instantly. He
leaves = wife and six children
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-17

DOUBLE MURDER ATTEMPTED.-Onth the 9th inst
a German, named Louis Krout, made desperate
attack upon the life of John Beahm and his wife,
(also Germans in Brooklyn, N. Y. Krout's object
was to get possession of several hundred dollars
which Beahm had informed him he had saved from
his grocery. Mrs Beahm, while her husband was
out at the pump was stabbed in six or seven places,
and will probably not recover, while the husband
was knocked down with a heavy weight, on com
ing in. The assassin was arrested the following
morning in New York.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-17

ARREsrED.--John Reddy has been arrested as
the robber Of Mr. James McFadden, at Pittsburg,
Of 81 500 Over $1,000 of the money has been
.aco,yarad
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THE TWO DIANAs-Ry A. Dumas, =.

TETE Nave received per ship Athens IHE Two
w DIANAS or, The Son OF a Count, and the Daugt
tafnf' Ring by Alex. Dumas, -.
Aim re- sjg flss author of '''fhe Gamblers Wife"
THE TOE HILL; By Horace Smith.
FR ANGE-f4s KIaG. COURT, AND GOvEREHET; b
Gen. Lewis Gas. -, =, -,
NED BIJNTLlNE'S OWN. I've are preparei %
receive nscrptlons @ ,hIs Weesg neTX1Papef Milh =
SeGuelf IA MYSTERIES and Misedes OF New York. Aa.
= NEp BrNThINEs LIFE YARN, new nautical noya
The Dal,er will also be devoted to general news.
si5H r WELD & CO, 70 Camp s.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-17

esp Removable. YALE, JR.. & co. have removed
from 10 Claes street to q MAGAZINE STREET, between
COmmo Gravsr where they wl Keep their usual stock OF
Fancy and Stable SILK GOODS,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-17

do,ocratic ticket has been eIected-the Sheriff by
39O majority, and the Representatives by 80
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-17

DENTAL NOTICE.
nR, PEARSON informs his patients -
- that he can be found daily at his Office
rom A. NJ. 10 p. N. DR.. Pearson s. VI RfYffEi
many improve. ents in Dental Surgery are AILs.
too well known and appreciated to require enunls
His BLOCK TEETH are particularly worthy the aus
of those requiring artificial ones His prices are gs
suit the circumstances Of all. Office at his iesdegs
rome Street, NJ ar Canal. a4se
BOOTS SHOES, AND BRoGANs
Qse CASES BOOTS, SHOES and BRO z s
Oh CANS, landing from ship kori1lk, and tof
sale by r G. HOBBS, 81
al46t II Customhouse street
FOR SALE. ,,srs
- ONE OF the best Picavuue C0FFEE-toes..
MI the Levee-doing splendid business E0R sAsss
---@ on account OF the owner wishing TO eHsags.ss s.
some other business. For stand and terms, agps
the office of this paper. az u -
MARTIN WILLIS.
sEECHES FOR SALE, Wholesale G
IL and Retail
Also, TEETH EXTRACTED. qIfTfYD
all gm No. Ia Gir0d street. -
LAMPBLACK.
IN CASKS LAAiPBLAgK,, i SO sore !. and NSRl PGIH
as S. TcboupitOulSA'ss
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-17

White Goods Lacss Linens ErT0ide and complete
assortment Of MILLINERY AM STRAW GOODS, to which they
would invite the attention Of City Country Dealers jyll
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-17

~ Strangers in the City, see Dr.. B. F. MULLEN'S
advertisements this paper He is one Of the
very be in his profession now in the United States All that stand
IN need you'd do well to give call Sc Custo hous
,rss4 mills 2m
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-17

IL See advertisement the first page of this paper,
headed " TO PLANTERS AND FAMILIES" Of Comstock
g. Co.'s celebrated Medicine Magical Pain Extractor Depot No.
SO Poydra street. where all is sold warranted GEN NE and
PT7RE js en-
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For SALE upon very reasonable terms for cash, wen
established WING PAPER thriving town of this 5 ate
competent economical, and industrious business man
wOud do well purchase For particulars, inquire at this
ltiina az
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-17

General Buffers Acceptance
WASHINGTON, August Sin the Washington
Union of this morning, Gen. Buffers letter OF ac-
ceptance is published He refers to the resolutions
of the Baltimore Convention, and approves OF them,
nnoualifedly, as an exposition of his principles.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-17

E95 Important to Health.-No family should neglect
have on hand bottles OF BILLINGS GAMMA TIE
SYRUP the Rlalb remedy Tor Bowel eonpm which o1cgr
more frequently during months thar any other perc
70 This remedy fails the most obstinate cases OF Dlar-
Wholesale Depot, Y Camp street, Newt reaIs
I'll n HANSBROUGH.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-17

N,N DFFICERs, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES UTlcefS, NIIsi
ts14 cans, and Privates, ." who have served ogttaR
SLESyt term OF their engagement In the With
~ - Mexico OrreeeiSed an honorable dschMre .
are entitled to Three Months Extra Pay-and BY Apyn,
to the subscribers (95 ST. Charles stTeet) have ths
applications forwarded TO the proper DepatmsH az Was
ngtOn and receive, without delay, order OF paymet
which VIII be hoaoEed bg any Paymasef most ConyenAt
to the residences Of the claimant"
e1v@ Pensions and other military claims prosecuted
j. JAY I,ANGDON,
and WARREN A. GRlCE.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-17

SQUARE MILES OF TERRITORY NORTH AND
South OF Sc 3O.-The following important statistics
have been laid before Congress from the War De-
partment and Land Office The aggregate results
L.. hon alrnadr gated in nnr cnlumns
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-09-27

HAPPY ILLUSTRATION. Elder Knapp oc-
caslonally gets off good thing, notwithstanding
his bad one. During his tstay in this place
he was one evening speaking of the prevailing
tendencies of some religionist to long prayers,
and remarked that we could find no example for
these in scpture. The prayers of our Savior
were short, to the point. The prayer of the peni-
tent publican was happy specimen. When Pc
ter was endeavoring to walk upon the waters, to
meet his Master, and was about sinking, had his
suppication been as long as the introduction to
one Of our modern prayers, before he got half
through he Mould haze been fifty feet under ,Oa-
ter.-DOUer Telegraph
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-09-27
MECHANICS FAIR.

The lrst annual Exhibition otthe Mechanics Associa
ton promises TO he all that its most sangune friends
could wish. More than thousand articles had been
contributed up to three O'Clock yesterday and the nuns
Der constantly arriving it is supposed will fill the two
large halls npomt Of attraction no such exhibition has
ever been held in Worcester. Under the gentIemanly
Superniendance of Col TAFT every thing has been ar
ranged with neatness and taste and with proper regard
10 tar exposition of the articles There are specimens
OF the skill and ingenuity Of Mechanics, Manufacturers
and Artists which in beauty of finish and elegant pro
portions, 1t would seem impossible to improve upon
The specimens contributed by the Ladies' is by no means
inferior to those from the workshops We cannot speak
particularly OF the many beautiful things there now: bu
VIII endeavor otake lesurely stroll through the hall
and do it hereafter
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-09-27

HARD CASE. We have been informed, from
source entitled to credit, that the regiment a.
bout to sail ioi California, are to be sent out by
the Government more like convicts than gallant
soldiers. The regiment, cow about GAO strong,
came on from the Jefferson Barracks, on Monday
last. They will sail for their distant destination
soon as 200 additional troops recruited, which
will probably be as soon as the Goth of October
These $40 men are to be crowded into three ves-
sells, two of which small, with accommodation
or room, for about 1908 emigrant- to
the laws OF the United States, regulating the
rying emigrants passengers-yet, probably near
ly 300 men will be jammed into such limited spa
ces, in each, that, the voyage be halt termin-
ated, the ships will be floating charnel. houses
In addition to these horrors, both officers and
soldiers are denied their six months advance,
which was granted to Col. Steyensons's regiment
and to the recruits who have since gone out-are
refused the transportation Of any baggage, and,
moreover, will be forced to pay their own board
during the voyage! !-.Netc York Globe.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-09-27

SPLENDID DAGUERREoTYPE On Moaday we
Called by invitation at the Daguereoype Rooms of
walker q Adams, and examined. with or eat salisiac>
lon' suite OF pictures, prepared by them for the Me-
chamcs Far, now open in this city. They were GER
fanny chez doeures the art and cannot be exceed bv
any establishment in the country aud we have never
seen any French OF English deguereotypes equal to
them. We presume these specimens are now to be
seen at the exhibition where others will have the oppor
UNITY tojuoge whether euogium is over wrought or
not We learn with pleasure that the success of these
enerprsng artists is such that they have been obliged
TO add another room to Their suite, and will soon have
open, extending through the whole length of the building
from front TO rear, when they will be able to accommo-
GATE their numerous visitors better than they can do
now
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-09-27

u Southern Correspondent of the Augusta
(Ga) Chronicle and Sentinel, Taylor paper,
writing from Rochester few days since, saws
that Mr.. Webster's Speech will operate favoraby
on the Free Soil movement, and denies that the
contest lies between Cass and Taylor. He SAYS
that Van Buren, will be the strongest opponent of
Gen. /. at the North. He says that Cass stands
hardly better chance OF an election than Gerritt
Smith, and that all the votes cast for him at the
South are thrown away and will prevent the
election OF Southern President, and lead to the
triumph OF the Northern Anti-Slavery party.
He proceeds thus:
{" To elect Louisiana planter President at this
time OF intense sectional excitement, his friends
in the -savehoding States must have an earn
est, commanding support from the planning in-
terest of the South. Gen. Taylor is fairly enti-
tied to this at the hands OF his brother planters
If he must fight them at home, and all the sFree
Sellers at the North, he too may be defeated as
well as the nominee of the Baltimore Convention.
Taylor and Fillmore, if defeated at all, will owe
it, not to the popularity OF the demagogue who
would have all of Oregon or nothing, but to the
Free Soil movement which has been brought on
the country by the aggressive war OF Polk, Cass
& Co..
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-09-27
[Correspondenee Of The Spn ]

Mr. EDITOR: You recently published a paragraph
which stated thai Ex>Gov. Hammond ofSouth Carolina,
had taken ground in favor Of the election Of Gen. Tay>
or He expresses surprise that any Shareholder should
hesitate whether vote for Cass Taylor. The latter
in bis opinion and in The opinion ofa Js0 northern men
being the man whom they mos, surely depend upon in
the contest between Freedom and Slavery which is ap.
preaching.
Now this Gov Hammond has been in Congress-
While there, and think in 1886, he made use of this
language:
Il ~ scaru tie aboiitionistsig infatuated bdrba-
rims as thep are that il chance shall roU any Of them
into our hands, he may expect FELONS DEATH"
Gov Hammond has expressed no sentiment since that
time that has been made public which is inconsistent
with this. TO day he i among The most prominent de-
finders of American SLAVERY.
Read again the above quotation and remember mat
OF Gen. Taylor. -.
Pr, thai and that together. DITTO.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-09-27
FALSEHOuD REFuTED.

The True Wing says deceptvey of Gen. Taylor:
Tariff = National Improvements Finance
W1tnaot Pr0risO-all these, he says, are "ques-
TONS OF domestic policy" and should not be sub
jects of ErecutiUe interference.
81. This is base fslsehood. He says no such thing
Now let us see what is Gen. Tay lOr does say. We
quote from the Alison letter:
Upon the subject of the tariff, the currency.
the Improvement OF our great highways, rivers,
lakes, and harbors, the will of the People, as ex
pressed through their representatives in Con-
gress, ought to be respected and carried out by
the Executive.
HE says not ,oord about the Wilmot Proviso, not
outstanding the false assesiion of the True Wig
That was left out purpose because Gen Taylor
means TO VETO it, and will do ii, as all his Southern
supporters well understand. Taylor orator in V,r
ginia as reported in the Richmond Republican said in
speech lately.
seen. Taylor took the true view OF the veto
power-was not for its abrogation-would not We
10 bills relating to the currency, fiscal operations,
the tariff, and internal improvements, because,
like M adlson, in regard to the bank he re parded
those questions as settled, constituonally speak
ing, by repeated adjudication and long acauies-
cence But Eag-in cases OF palpably unconstitu-
honal and hasty and inconsiderate legislation Aa
he WOULD exercise the VETO, and, Under
this reservation, he might be safely relied on to
VETO any bill containtng the provisions of
Wiim0t PFOviSO."
And the Richmond Republican, staunch Taylor
Wing Sheet in a subsequent number contained lucid
argument to show that Gen Taylor stood on the good
old Constitutions platorm,-that the Wilmot Provso
being utterly unconstitutional, Gen. Taylor would veto
it perfect accordance with his Alison letter. We shall
quote more extracts from that and other Taylor papers
prove our position, if the True Wing satisfied
perusa Of the Alison letter Of iiselfs enough to show
that it intended to be crushed IN that manner
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-09-27

In 1942, Mr.. J. @. Adams told me that Mr.
Van Buren,, by his fidelity to Freedom, had aver
ted during his Administration, the greatest dan
ger that had threatened it since the formation OF
the Government. Il know said Mr. Adams,
shat he is opposed upon principle to the Annex
alton Of Texas This was some months before
Mr. Van Buren, wrote his well known letter, for
which he was ruthlessly sacritfSeTP by the Slave
Power at Baltimore if indeed his immolation to
the bloody and obscene deity OF Southern wor-
ship had not been long determined on."-Boston
Republican.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-09-27
THE DAY.

PEOPLE visiting town to-day will ind attractions and
amusemenls at almost every turn In the Old South
ohurcn The Ladies have got up Fair, with than
'ne characteristic taste and elegance. The is
true al the Union Church; and also, al All Saints
Church. The Agricultural Society's attractions are.
near the Common. The 'rlicultura, in Warren Block
The MECHANICS FAIR, which we think with partially
perhaps, exceeds them ALL is in the Halls at Lincoln
Square. And there are hurdy gurdys and organ grind
ers at every corner.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-09-27

HON. s. G. PHILLIPS. The Atlas repub.
fishes from the Salem Register, a BLACKBOARD ar.
ticle against Mr.. Phillips. II it publishes any
thing more Of the kind we shall refer to the fact
that at the last election OF U. s. Senator, in the
Massachusetts, Legislature, William Schouler,
Esq, then Representative from Lowell, and
now editor OF the Boston Atlas, bolted from the
regular Wing Candidate, John Davis, and
eoted for Hon. Stephen c, Phiilips, Of Salient
Baston Republicans.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-09-27

IMMENSE MEETING AT HERKIMER. The
Mass Meeting at Herkimer yesterday afternoon
was a glorious one. There were some 1000
sturdy yeomanry present: Nye, Culver, Sedg.
wick, and Van Buren, addressed the multitnde.
Never before was there more spirited turn owt
oil the masses of Old Herkimer. In the evening
Messrs. Van Buren,, Nye, &c. addressed The
Freemen Of Utica to late hour.--.alb. Atlas. 22.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-09-27

SUICIDE. Jesse Oakley, Esq, Clerk OF the
Superior Court, shot himself, at New York, with
double barrelled pistol, on Saturday morning,
al. nve minutes past IL. The balls passed
through his head, scattering his brains over his
body and around the walls, and thence through
the window. His reasons Tor this act are IN.
known.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-09-27
WARD SEVEN

Inc following gentlemen were appointed as vigilance
Committee on Saturday evening last:
John N. Earle. James H. Wall, Charles Ballad,
Lewis Ihayer, Edward Souihwick, o. h. Hadwin,
ID. Fuller. - :
The Meeting stands adjourned 10 Saturday evening
next, at IL o'clock, in Warren Block. 0
Sept 25. Per Order
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-09-27

FIRE IN PETERsHAM. Two barns and a shed be-
longing TO Mr.. John H. Howe, of Petersham, were
burnt last Saturday night The barns were insured for
$500 at the Office the Worcester Mutua and the con-
tents for $500 at Merchants and farmers Office. The
fire was communicated BY ,hs accidental breaking ofa
lantern. eabmt
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-09-27

HoRTIcULfURAL EXHIBITION. The Exhibition
was opeaed yesterday at the Horticultural Hall, in
Waldo Block. Owing TO the frosts the exhibition Of
flowers is inferior TO what has been on some former &C.
cason but that Of fruit svery good, and there are some
extraordinary fine dishes of pears, peaches puns &c.
besides an immensely Of splendid apples, of all the va
rious kinds cultivated in this vicinity Go and see 4
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-09-27

Conundrum. "Say, Caesar Augustus, why
am your legs like organ-grnder!" "Don't
know, Mr. Sugarloaf; why is theyi" "Cos they
carries a monkey about the street. A brick
grazed the head OF Mr. Sugarloaf, just as his ears
disappeared round the corner Of Dock Square.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-09-27

A PRINCIPLE. 81 hold, +" said a Western
editor with dignifed emphasis, :" hold it as
self evident principle, that no man should take
newspaper three consecutive years, without maxi
ing at least an apology to the editor for not pay
ing Tor it,