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HOUSE LOTS AT AUCTION.
Will be sold at Public Auction, on the premises,
ON SATURDAY, Aug IL, at O'Clock
I3O Huiidimg Lois.


IA THE Bloominsda,e road, new County Road,
lsssm L running easterly from the Western Depot,
l-A1zsis decidedly the beautiful avenue leading
into Worcester. Through its whole length, it affords
pleasing view of almost every part the village These
parallel streets called orfok and Cliff streets.
They are all on the Westerly slope Of Oak Hl and
command one of the finest views Of the City that be
found They not more than FIVE minutes walk from
the depot OF the Yves Railroad, being convenient
distance for of business and yet sufficiently
TO secure quite and repose.
When the several Railroads upite in general depot al
this pilce, will probably be case lots the
vicinity wilofcourse be greatly increased in value. Sell
dom, if ever, will opportunity offer for securing
large and desirable To- moderate prices People wish-
ing 10 make investments where the rise real estate
sure, well those DESTROYS of residing little one
side of the noise and confusion of business part
city, will unquesoIably nd their interest 10 attend
the sale.
These lots contain, an average about Quarter Of
an acre each but any person wishing for larger one
can select number which contiguous. They are
staked and numbered the Plan and by taking
the Plan to the ground the location of any lot may be
readily ascertuined.
An opportunity will be offered to select and pur-
chase private sale any day previous auction by
calling on WARREN LAZELL, al 205 Main street, Wor-
ceser, who is authorized to make sales, Of whom
plans may be obtained
TERms-25 per Cash on delivery of the Dee's
ana the baance in three equal annual instamens, with
satisfactory security, and interest semi-annuay.
CHAS. r BANCROFT, duct.
Worcester, July 20, le49 dwtAI
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DAGUERREOTYP
TAKEN WITHOUT REVERS1LZ
New Quick Camera one quarter the usual time,
AT I42 MAIN STREET.

New Quicl< Camera in quarter the usual time,
AT l42 MAIN STREET.
The subscriber has been induced by the and liberal
patronage he has received in Worcester purchase
OF VOIGrLANDER'S QUICK CAMERAS, which ia OF
an entire new construction, with which types be
made almost Instantly.
Daguerreotypes OF CHILDREN made with this Came
ra with astonishing perfection and beauty.
Also, received one ofY0t gtiGnders Mammoth Cameras
so constructed TO take types of Persons Views
WITHOUT REVERSING. This Camera is of tpice the size
and poUer If any other in this city, and GROUPS OF from
z to 80 persons can be taken with it large plates
so as to give figure easy and graceful position.
six years practical experience, with the of large
skyLgh the above Cameras and every advantage which
can De mentioned, enables the subscriber make
~ eq9a 70 the best made by the first Artists in Boston
or New ork GFCali aud examine specimens before
engaging elsewhere 7PS"s ooi0'0
- guerreoty psts can find whole half quarter and
neum rates and Cases, aud every article nssd in ,ha
~ 90 Tor sale CAMERAS Of every size fur
hisaed at manufacturers prices. ' ''0 'Ni :
May 10. dwtf GRO ,,
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West India characterization.

Inc approaching anniversary Of WEST INDIA EMAN-
CPAIlON, Will be celebrated by the members and friends Of
me mAssAcHUsE1Ts ASTI-SLAyEKY.SocIETY, in the city
OF Worceserj AID all who re0iee in The overthrow Of West
INDIA Slavery and who desire the ubiquitous sys-
TEN speedily abolished this country invited attend at
lhe place and time specifd and, II masmuch the Pre
dehtp The United States ZACHARY TAYLoR, has recommends
ed the national observance of Frilay e Sd of August
DAY OF lasting account ofh- Cholera is deemed adrts-
ddte 10 substitute that day for The tseeng that ii is an
aoomnato IN the sight Of Heaven for tho who smiling
WIN the fist OF wckedness, depressing the poor and plumber
ing The needy TO bow down their heads buruh, and TO
spread sackco aud ashes under theand feeling assured
that the only fast which has chosen is TO oose the bands
OF ckedne TO undo the heavy burdens and TO let the ops
pressed ee'so shall the promise be fulfilled, Then shal
thy light break forth the morning. aud thine health shall
spring firth speedily.
On Friday August 3D., therefore, let a mighty MASS
MEETING Of the friends Of immediate and universal
mated by spirit and aiming al TIE great and glorious
object the liberation of THREE MILLIONS of our felOlO-
countrymen in chais while rejoicing al the decrance OF
EIGHT HUNDRED THOUSAND in the British West India is
lands.
1.-THE weather should be and pleasant it is ineaded
hold the meeting the HOSPITAL GROVE. ia short dis
lance East Of the Depot
Among the speakers who may be expected to be present
able confidently WILLIAM LLOYD GARRISON
WENDALL PHILLIPS, Rev THEODORE Parker, RALPH WAL
DO EMERSON Adm BALLoU CHARLES BURLEIGH, PARKER
PlLLsRuRY, aud RoBERi MoRRs.
In Of unavorabIe weather. the meeting will be held in
the spacious CITY HALL, either ease The meeting
mence at I04 A. NJ. and be held on the pic>nic plan
IT. SPECIAL train will leave Boston 81 O'Clock Frisy
morning for Worcester stopping at all customary way stations
going and urnng and taking passengers the
halt The usual rates.
In behalf ode Board Of Managers OF the Massachusetts
Anti-Slavery Society,
E M Elo1 !S +, $4S 81 c,n.i,,..
wendell PHILLIPS, Of
SAMUEL MAY, JR Arrangements.
JOSHUA T. EVERETT,
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

- We COu uySICldh ana
Having given his attention for years. the
ent Of Chronic forms Of disease offers his services
the afflicted in this and other NewEngand States Those
particularly who affected with Scroula any CuIa>
Eruptions rheumatism, Gravel Disease OF the
Kidney Lyer with Old Sores Ulcers &c. that have
defed the the best Old School practitioners
in many radically cure, greatly relieve.
We have successfully treated numerous cases of White
Swelling that have been pronounced ncurable and ampu
talon recommended.
Persons distance, suffering under the above
nlants any other Chronic affection, may consult
by letter, stating minuely the symptoms and history Of
the We can forward medicine and prescription by
Express or Mail.
Those in the city, wishing personal advice prescrp
ton find US at Residence and Office No. chat
ham Street, Qatey Division ST. Worcester dMl0
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= To- - NOTICE. e---s
!Ssrz, ssT Railroad and Steam. - $50:

~, - DodC EAcuisloh' -
ID w. Il. r.. and Steamer MASSASOlF. On and
4 after July 20th, 1919 the and elegant Steamer
MASsAsOlT, Capt. SAMUEL 8LLtN will commence
running 10 connection with A. NJ and $50 r. NJ aims
of p. d w. Railroad
Leaves Providence, (Loug Wharf until further notice.
at . 40 A. NJ Arrives at do, ID r. M.
The boat will land al Vue de = Eau Dexter's landing
ana Nayat regularly and be made with
Capt Allen, or at the Steamboat Office, So Long Wnmi,
TO ahd Parties at any accessible point north ofNaya
Tickets for the Excursion, including the passage I'll
ways by Railroad and Steamer, he bought at The Tick
ell Offices cf the p. & W Railroad, VIZ:
AT all stations North OF Albion the price for
passage TO Providence merely and back. At Albion,
~ cts At Pawtuck~t, Valley Falls and Lonsdae 80 cts.
The Boat made her first trip this month"; and is of The
very first class regards speed safety oda
tons. ISAAC HlN"KLEY, sup't. p. & W. X. K.
Providence, July 80. diff
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Father Mathew.

THIS gre Apostle of Temperance supposed to be the
greatest benefactor of his people now living and il is
supposed that the best place to geta
DAGUERREOTYPE LIKENESS.
in Worcester, is at the Rooms in WALDO BLOCK as by
devotng considerable attention the wants ofy CUSTOM
have been enabled to satisfy the Of those who
have favored me with their patronage to degree beyond
my most sanguine expectations.
Those ho are in want of Likenesses Of themselves or
their friends will do well TO call my rooms before irving
elsewhere by having avaed self of the modern dis
coveries and improvements in the art am prepared to
take Miniatures and set them in Lockets Pins Rings
Bracelets or Cases, which for beauty Of finish cannot ex
celed in this city
ALSO.
Copies ofportras, &c at the shortest notice. Dasuerrco
types fdecease persons out of the city Particnj
attention to the sitting of children.
N b. instruction in the Art the favorable terms
Please call at No 4 Waldo Block, up stairs
Worcester, July 26th dwtf JOHN D. ANDREWS
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j. TX. CLARK, M ID,
HON O2OPATHIC PHYSICIAN,

Olice-Over the store of q. Foster s. Co.,
corner Of Main and Pearl Streets.
Office hours-from n to A. M and from II to a, and
81 TO 10 o'clock M {8y-Boards at Am. Temp House.
ReferenceS-C. H. Ekif, NJ. D.. New Haven, CT; VIM.
ingalls,, Md Boston Charles w iker, NJ. D. Northamp
ton; G. w. Swazey, NJ d., and Rev. r. Ii. Con&n,
Springfield Col JAS Estabrook A. Stocking, Worcester.
Worcester Mays dtf
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j. HOOKER, M. d.,
AND SURGEON,

Office and Residence, No. Park Street.
DIR. HOOKER, would inform the citizens Of Worcester
and ofhe adjoining towns, that he has opened Office
by HIMSELF and socs patronage from his friends aud others
wishing MEDICAL aud SURGICAL aid.
He will nlrust the dispensing Medicine the Of
nexoerenced individuals will, far practicable, attend
io hmse thus avoiding great risk Patient aud Physician
lad |. diff
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Y rs.

t is fact that DR.. A w. VAN ALsTIN has
2 gone to "Cafornia," and also that f. M. DAN
lELSON having haA charge of the operating during the
past five months in the formerly occupied by him,
has purchased The stock fixtures in the above named
rooms, having had four Years experience in the DAeU
ERREoTYPE business in Boston and other places is conf
dent that in point of execution his miniatures cannot be
surpassed during three he in the best
rooms in the United Staes the patronage the Citizens
OF worcester and its vicinity is respectfully solicited.
Miniatures put into silk 5 GO; and velvet lined
cases 81 so.
n. b Stock constantly hand and for sale at reasons
able prices.
Worcester, July, 8, 1849
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II q.
To DaguerreotYpists.

THE subscriber keeps constantly for sale PL tTES and
CASES of all sizes and every description in use
Preservers, Frames Mats, Glass, Paints Brushes Ger
man and American BIOmine, Iodine and Choloride of
Iodine Mercury Soda, Rotten Stone Chloride Of Gold
Rouge &C. Every article sold will be warranted to be
of the first quality.
ms Is no HUMBUG ESTABLISHMENT, and the subscriber
does not advertise stock in larger quantities than he
tualy mas for sale Purchasing larger quantities,
having better facilities for buying, experience in
selecting, and being determined to make this establish
nent the HEAD QUARTERS for Worcester County
inc subscriber will sell stock from fue ten per cent
cheaper than be purchased anu other place in This
City. Remember this nd call at
ADAMS ROOM, l42 Main street.
worcester, July 26. DIFF
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~ V. B. PALMER is agent for this pape
Boston, New York, Phade phia, and Baltimore. Office il
Boston, No. Congress Street.
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REMOVAL.


Nhe Subscriber would tender his acknowIedo.
"a ments to all who have patrenized him AZ he Co.
Pce business, and now invites them, the nnhlc
s! TO his store newly fitted up, come ction with ~ ,
AND SHOE STORE, . DooI
IA = Main St., opposite the Central EXCHANGE
where nc prepared 10 off great nduce Cor az 49,
CLOCKS, WATCHES. SILVER WARE. EINr ,rwrr
RY, AND FANCY GOODS. - = e +" Els
een'r on his part shall be spared to evs ..-e.
acoh 70 every customer that please 10 favor -
,i. uoous wh De offered at such reduced prices ,
o Wishing 70 purchase, will be under tbe M
iooMEng elsewhere or asking reduction AsessSy oil
~ no" on nahd, splendid tment of Coyd ~
nl Hsem levers, Ancher, Horizontal Dupier
ese netcRes, IRON some Of the most celebra,ed sa
l s ~ europe movements that will be cased AM s,,a
oiuer' al LESS than BosroS PRIcEs. A'0a up 10
GOLD AND SILVER sPECTAcrFs
tne eyes OF which will be so adapted as 10 corn.,
most any detect Of Weakness age or n6rmtv LOT al
sn SiLIER SP0ONS AND FORKS
-. ~ ratterns, now on hard made 10 o-d.
IT, ,l r'l Knives, Napkin Rings &c pass
U.s. VIVA" ney are recommended be engraved IL :. 70 oe
Ws w,'hoSi extra charge to purchasers Cola oest
90 snu 90 IN AIMS Seals and Keys Lockets PEW, snard
Sill Rings, Bracelets, Thmbls Silver Is' ems,
81, nIu Eases Silver Shell, uifalo sorv an "si ana
pa nves SCISSORS Needles Steel Beads Donos,
- = AAA AIrEP pi,ol NJ PAID TO WATCH RE.
,;s =, "'hg aho Joooing done the best manner .,
Ill, III WAN street, opposite Post Office Worcs, nos
hoFUS D. DUNBAR.
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u ROSS'S XpreSS forward all SORTS OF
parcels and small cases through direct the Worcester
Rail Road to Newport Fat RiUer, Bristol and Warren.
July %. dwtf
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CHLOROFORM.
DIR. HARRIS, 154 Main Street,


extract Teeth without PAIN by of this recently
covered substitute for Etler-CHLoRoFoRM.
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FOR SALE

A FIRST rate WAGON, for a two or three Horse Team
IA having run year and half is in good running
order. Aso double HARNESS and second hand Buggy
HARNESS. Inquire OF d. b. SIBLEY.
Millbury, July 26, ls49 div
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TO RENT.

A-~s | the 3D. Story of Central Exchange room 10
f1EA \ by co. possession given Immediately. Also one
IsasA two TENEMENTS, pleasantly situaieJ In
qutry may be made at The spy Office, Of
July 81, ls49. dtf ADOLPHUS MORSE.
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FOR SALE.

~ THE Livery Property on Thomas street
I'm consisting of HORSES, CARRIAGES,
HS HARNESSES, ELEIGHS, &C., together with
|lS--@- The lease. The above property will be sold
together or separately to suit purchasers For particulars
inquire OF the subscriber, ADDISON PAINE, the
premises, or of o. HUDSON, Glen ST.
Worcester, Jaly Is, $40. diff
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ST2AYED Or STOT,EW.

~ s.NROM the subscriber in NORTH OXFORD,
EtTN% on the night of The 26th inst a GRAY
HS HORSE with dark spots, long switch tail, abont
G=lZ~--A, nine years old. Whoever will give information
where sand Horse may be found, or return him to he
ownef, VII be suitably rewarded. REUBEN ABORN.
NORM oXto-i, dune 81, ls49 *d2w
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Real Estate for Sale.

X1A THE two story HOUSE and Lot fSalenu
sg.a4. and Madison Street. The House is nearly
and very convenen arranged for two families, with good
aud lasting water and every thing conveniently arranged
in and about the house. The Lot is large well stock
ed with bearing Fruit Trees, also shGbbery and Plants.
b. Those wishing TO purchase pleasant and con-
venen place will DO well to call and examine the above
premises, where the subscriber lites
Also, one COTTAGE HOUSE and Let, Ne. 81 Salem
Street, convenient Tor one or TWO tenemep's.
Also, WARREN'S BLOCK, situated on MadiSon ST.,
with four lenements
Also. BUILDING LOTS on Portland and PIedsGnt SIS.
u The above property will be sold low and liberal
terms. JOSEPH G. WARREN,
of Salem and Madison street.
Worcester, July 6. eodtf
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cOPARTMFRsHIp MOTIcD.

OJE AA I III N0HIF LVUIIGU,
Il E eopartnershp heretofore existing by the ofGIL>
! MORE& ALBEE is by Mutual consent, this day dis,
solved. WIN H GILMORE
Worcester, June 10 1919. AP ALBEE
N. B The Daguerreoptype business will be continued al
the old stand 235 Main ST. BY the Subscriber Pictures ia~
ken at all times without regard to weather. Perfect saac-
ton or no charge Please call and examine my Life Like,
Pictures, and judge for yourselves. WIN. H. GILMORE
July 3. dtf3aw
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WANTED
Wanted.

A Journeyman Shoe Gutter, one acquainted with the
~ business Inquire at IIarringon's Express Office,
Worcester, or Grafton. wifi July is.
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Great Cough Remedy.

CCHOLEFIELDS Patent Regulators for sale by
= NAV l8 dwisH G. FOSTER IL CO
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NOTICE.

THE undersigned takes the present opportunity
form bis friends and the public generally that
engaged in business the adjoining Door, GEoRaE
A. Bates Office. PEARL STREET, where may be
found choice assortment of
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VESTINGS.
would also add that he is prepared 10 MAKE GAR
NEVIS TO ORDER. which for workmanship and styIe
Will defy competition and reasonable prices.
July q. diff THOMAS H. MACHETTE
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SCALES,

FAIRBANKS Patent Counter, Platform Hav
and Railroad Scales, for sale by
May Is dwistf G. FOSTER e. CO., Agents.
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MOUND, yesterday afternoon, near the Gem
n etery, small sum of MONEY The owner may
have the same by identifying it, at thi. Office. Jy2s
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Cooking Ranges,

NEW and beautiful pattern Cooking RANGE. the
A most convenient economical, and cheapest in The
markei, Tor sale by RICHARDSON L. LORING ~
-! - dlsu % Main ST.
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'n n SUBSCRIBERS having opened Office in WARREN
nLoCh' on Pearl Street, prepared TO fit nm
uweIlhg houses, churches, Stores c., c. for Gas
ne subscribers keep constantly hand all kinds of
GAS FIXTURES, such Chandeliers Pendants Rractst
examine GEO DARR AcOTT " cai anu
July 26, lsA9 -" ~:
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-06-02
A Novel Order

Last week, (writes a provincial elil55,
not hundred miles from Ayr gentleman
called at our printing office, and requested
that We would print for him about 20O
letters. On handing the copy to Us. ss
we're surprised to read the following con
tents:
"MY DEAK - hasten 10 inform
you that my dear wife, Susan, presented
ne with a fine at - O'Clock; and
hat she and the dear babe are dong Is
well as can be expected. You a.s aware
hat this is my --lsenth blessing. Ever
SouIs, &c, - -.
This "noyel order " certainly caused q,
20 cast up an inquiring look, as nuch as to
say, 80 Are you in eaTnesJ snd rs rsPy
vas, 81 am really in earnest. l0u
KNOW" he continued, Mis-. - has
Iust been confined with the twelfth little
hopeful, and see no prospect Of Der eve,
arriving at the end Of the chapter. Now,
every accouchment | have TO wife TO UP
wards Of twenty friends and relations
therefore. if have a stock Of printed iOms
by me, ell | shall have to do on .bese ID
teresdng occasions will be to I'll Up the
blanks" "Well, we reioined. ''5ui nov
that she has completed the round dozen the
chances are against the number augment
ing" "Not at all, he replied "Mrs
I-s mother was remarkably lOnd o..
strawberries, and she had nineteen CHI
dren. My wife is as fond Of straWber.is'
and eats large quantities every year 50 thai
like mother like daughter. We Wsis
not learned enough in eOnnubial mysteries
TO understand, much less TO reply TO he
logic, so we took up the copy and earned
it into the printing Office; and, being bach
elors, wended our way, much wondering
what mysterious ccnnexiOn there could os
between babies and strawberries, and 60
miring the philosophy Of our Bened'l
who could wear a smooth chin and ~
signed countenanee with twelve ehillisa'
and the prospect Of an indehnils aagmen'a-
tion of that awful number. Our diary On
hat day, has the following entry; " he
solved, never to marry woman that lo'S'
strawberries orer much. "-AbsrdttA hs''
I'D,
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We E,...ss, lA-s '''e Pssslisas sllsst =
pIcssh 70 fsy hs eonplisssa... %
The other charger was named I..L.
rom the Tact oil his having run away 80
MAJOR Jackson, aid-ds-csmp to The pra'.
dent, when coming into Princeton On ,"~.-
from New York to Philadelphia in 11o ~ ~
The sad discontinue Of tie Major and ~, ~
no little amusement Of the Chief ara -
brilliant eorIege Of gallanta cavalier. WI
which ne was attended. Jackson was
superb animal, purely white, with eow;D-
name and tail. He was Of 6s,ca -
hsry temperament. and, when mounted
moved with mouth open, champing inc rs,
ais nosirils distended, and bis A,ab -,
aashing fire. Washington. disliking a r.,
lul horse, rarely rode this fine but imrs,r
Gus animal, while Krause, whose dulv +,
was TO accompany the President when On
horseback, had bad divers combals with H.
berry charger. in several Of which. il va.
laid, the old Austrian dragon came al
aIher second best. When putting on ,Ls
housings and csparison for the Chief 70 IA.
Jackson, krause would say, "Ah. Ia. nv
fine fellow, yoa'll have your match 10 day
ind | know you'll take care to behave yon..
self. In fact, the noble horse had Iell he
power Of WashingIon's stalwar arm. .
power that could throw a horse upon n,
launches in a single moment, ana the ssgs.
sious animal qUailed before force not ess..
y resisted nor soon forgotten.
Among the coach horses were a pair of
beautiful blood bays, bred at Mount Yer.
non from the celebrated horse Magnolia.
These thOrOugh-breds were the pets Of he
stables. and always drew the coach when
Mrs. Washington paid her visits in Phlls.
lelPhia. One day, bot for the courage and
! presence Of mind Of servant, a seriou,
u catastrophe would have occurred. Ms.
J Washington and her granddaughter were
D ust seated in the coach, and John Hurry. "a
native Of lreland) was putting up The Step,
/ when, the day being warm and the file.
4 Troublesome, one OF the horses rubbed Of
K his bride. The coachman, Of course, sa,
d Oowerless on his box. The affnghted an
e nal at first stared wildly about him, snd
L was in the act Of springing forward. vhsI
e Hurry, peIceiving the imminent danger
d with presence Of mind equalled BY hi,
courage, grappled the animal around 1t
le neck, and amid bis furious and maddenir
ID plunges, chung TO him, and so incUmbersc
., MIN with the weight Of a heavy man rha
10 The passengers in the street were enabled Q,
come to the rescue, when the bride was r5
OI placed, and the carriage drove of.
De The President was much grathed Whel
rs Inspecting his stables in philadelphia
III They were large and TOOmy, ard even
IT, hing in and about them in the most peliec
ne order; the grooming Of The horses superb
e. such as the mOdeIns can have 10 ides Of