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DAGUERREOTYPES
TAKEN WITHOUT REVERSING

a AT l42 MAIN STREET.
The subscriber h1s been induced by The and liberal
patronage he has received Worcester purchase
of VOIGTLANDER'S QUICK CAMERAS, which is OF
an entire constructions with which types can be
made almost Instantly.
Daguerreotypes Of CHILDREN are made with this Came
with astonishing perfection and beauty.
Also, received one ofV0tg ttanders Mammoth Cameras
constructed to take types of Persons or Views
WITHOUT This Camera is of tuice the size
and pOcer o any other this city, and GRouPs OF from
to 80 persons can be taken with on large plates
give every figure easy and graceful position
Six years practical experience, with the use of large
SkyLgh the above Cameras and every advantage which
he mentioned enables the subscriber TO make Nina
equal the best made by the first Artists in Boston
New York u Call aud .mlne specimens before
engaging elsewhere. s
AZ Dagnerreotypists can find whole, half quarter and
medium Plates and Cases and every article used in the
art, constantly fol sale. CAMERAS Of every sire fars
nished at manufacturers prices. s4sat, u lasu
May TO- dwtf GEO. ADAMS. y
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To Daguerreotypists

THE subscriber keeps constantly for sale PLATES and
CASES OF all sizes and every description in use,
Preservers, Frames Mats Glass; Paints Brushes, Ger
man, and American Btomne, Iodine and Choloride of
Iodine Mercury Soda Rotten Stone, Chloride OF Gold,
Rouge Every article sold will be warranted 10
of the first quality. ii eva
does advertise stock in larger quantities than
tuakly has for sale. Purchasing larger quantities,
having better facilities for buying, experience iR
selecting, and being determined make this establish
ment The HEAD QUARTERS for Worcester County,
the subscriber will sell stock from fUP per cent
cheaper than be purchased any other place in This
City. Remember this nd call at
ADAMS ROOM, I42 Main street.
Worcester, July &c. sr DIFF
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West India DEMONSTRATION.


- me approaching anniversary Of WEST INDIA EMAN-
CITATION, viii be celebrated by the members and friends of
me MAssAcHUsETTs MISUNDERSTANDING, in the city
OF orceserj AID all who rrJoice IN The overthrow of West
INDIA slavery and who desire TO the niquou ys
m speedily abolished IN this country vied 10 attend at
h place and time specified; and o. asnuch the Pres>
dent 81 the UAted States ZACHARY YLoR has
day ofasing Of ha Cholera is deemed adris
able 10 substitute that day for the t--seeng thai il
aoominatlon IN The sight Of Heaven Tor thoe shifting
WIN Inc INST OF wckedness the poor and plumber
ing The ncedy to bow down their heads burush, and TO
spread ackcloh aud ashes under thand feeling assured
That The only fast which u has chosen Iooe The bands
Of wckednes to undo the heavy burdens, and LET the OPP
pressed go ree'so shall PROMISE be fulfilled Then shall
my light break forth the morning, aud thine health shall
spring firth speedily. etmw
On Friday, August Sd, therefore, let mighty MASS
MEETING Of the friends Of immediate and universal
patton assemble at Worcester inspired by sentiments
mated by one spirit aud aiming at tie great and glorious
object, the liberation of THREE MILLIONS 0four JeLio
counymen IN chains, while rejoicing the deliyerance Of
lands. -4e s 81 3 e+EsHst- l9a-.
fhe weather should be clear pleasant is nteaJed
hold the meeting the HOSPITAL GROVE, ia short dis
lance East Of the Depot
Among the speakers who may be expected be present.
ere able confidently TO WILLIAM LLOYD GARRIsoN
WENDALL PHILLIPS, Rev, THEODORE PsRKBR, CHARLES c.
bURLElGH, Parker PILLsRuRY, aud ROBERT MoRRIs. Il
In case of unayorsbe weather. the meeting will be held in
the spacious CITY HALL, either ease The mteng
mence al l0k A M and TO be held the pic-nic plan.
In behalf Of The Board Of Managers Of the Massachusetts
nSlayery Society, ~ s~
wBo FRANCIS JACKSON Es ~ AEEgnH&
WIN. LLOYD GARRISON. Committee
wendell PHILLIPS, of
SAMUEL MAY, in Arrangements.
JOSHUA EVERETT
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Commonwealth Of Massachusetts.

Worcester, So July 2, lS49,
ID virtue of Execution which issued upon judgment
ID recovered at the Jane Term Of the Court OF Common
Pleas for the County Of Worcester A. D. S49, favor of
Eli Gauidng of Worcester, yeoman, against WILLIAM
E. DRURY, Of said Worcester laborer, have taken all
the right in equity which the said Drury had on the
nineteenth day of February. 649 the day hen the
attached on process, redeem certain
morgased Real Estate situate in said Worcester the
south side OF Arch Street, and is the same
cuped by said Drury and the that is described in
mortgage deed thereof from said William E. Drury to
William Dickinson. recorded in the Registry Deeds for
said County, beck 4l6 rage 574 and Saturday. the 25h
day of Ausasf nert, at O'Clock in the afternoon. at
The Acknowledgements House in said Worcester Esha
offer for sale by public auctien the highest bidder
right in equity OF redemption. &Ngg M
J24 1888 j. DAY.~D, Sheriff
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J. HOOKER, Nj. d.,
fPHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.

Office and Residence, No. 8 Park Street.
DR. HOOKER would inform The citizens of Worcester
and ofthe adjoining towns that he has opened Office
by himself aud socs patronage from his friends and others
wishing NJ EDicAI aud SURGICAL aid. a8l tfi
He will uirust the dispensing Of Medicine TO the of
inexperienced individuals but will far practicable attend
iot HIMSELF thus avoiding grearsk to Patient and Physician
Jad l. diff
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Commonwealth Of Massachusetts.

Worcester, IS as3a April II, 1919.
1lY virtue cfan Execu ion which sued ON iadement
ID recovered the March Term OF the Court OF Com
Pleas for the County Of orcesier, A. ID. ie49 in
favor Ct Lee Spragre and Augustus r. Sprague both If
Worcester in said County, ralers and partners do.
ing business under the firm of Ire Eprague q Co., against
WILLIAM C. CAPRON of Uxhidge, in said County
yeoman, have taken all the right ino equity which the
sad William G. Capron had ON the 18th day,of October
A. D. 64S, the day hen the attached on mesne
reieem certain moTg estate situated
in said Uxbridge and the same tnat described in
mortgage deed thereof from the said William c. anrnn
recorded in the Registry of Deeds Tor said Uouny uok
$685. Page $685. and the uTiher service said Execution
was suspended by reason of prior attachments on the
same estate writ In of Danerth Brown against
William Capron uni the l4th day July "a D. ls4s
when said ottachm dissolyed, aud an Saturday
tho 25th day of August next O'Clock in the aer
noon AZ The American Temrefance House In WorceEer
n eaid County shall offer sale by pibic auction to
1921 ss.r So $3.50. s y. DAY, D. sherrn.
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MecHaasp5cS, Fa7r

aiT Of the Worcester County Mechanics, As
t Tor Ie encouragement OF Manu- acures IL
H Ar vs. ana inventive Genus WILDE opened n The
ha nan IN Wocester on tuesday The lah day of Sen.
ma ! ne ASSOCIATION respectfully invites the Me-
n annacturres, Artists aud Inventors IN Massacps
s'tes 70 furnish such specimens of their va
70 me notice Of The public throgh the medium Of The
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TV. B. PALMER is agent for this paper
Boston, New York, Philadelphia, and Baltimore. Office in
Boston, No. Congress Street.
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EARN cor SALE.

fIA TT.GIE superior Farm, known as the GEORGE Hit
lsssm Il FARM, recently owned by Gen. TIL OMAs DAVIS
=in the beautiful Town fLancasier, few minutes walk
from the New Boston Depot, containing rs 25 Of wood
mostly Of young grOwh~ aud about so being cultivated ola
very excellent quality so: both for grass and gan Astounding
with fine springs the house and barn being supplied from them
by aqucduct Of unfang WATER the house is two story
nearly finished throughout and painted white with green
blinds, piazza front and ends contains aarlor sitting
room, sleeping tooins Kitchen back kitchen, milk rooms and
every convenience for gnte residence and for farming pur
poses The out buildings Carriage house, Granary,
stream Of water through the Farm afordiag of
irrgag every oft The farm yields 40 tons Of hay
year aud easily be made yield co. There fine oPpor
for beauty and variety The farm will be sold below value
as recent arrangements render necessary for the to
reside in Boston,
Enquire Of J. w. MAYEARD, No. 5 Congress street,
Boston;or JOEL WILDER, on the premises
July %. dlww3t
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Worcester, IS. Probate Office, July "a. I949.
To all persons interested in the Estate OF FRANCES
E. KNAPP late ofDUdley, minor deceased, Greeting.
NOU are cited to appear at Court of Probate be
holden al Worcester the first Tuesday of August,
next, to show why the rendered by Lucy
Knapp, late guardian said Frances Knapp, of her
said guardianship should not be allowed.
81 CHAS. G.. PRENTISS, Reg.
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CHJOROFORM,

DIR. HARRIS, 1874 Main street, is prepared 10
extract Teeth wthout pain by the ofths recently DIS
covered substitute for Ether-CHLoRoFoRH.
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~ ROSs's XDreSs forward all sorts OF
parcels and small cases through direct the Worcester
Rail Road to Newport, Fail Riuer, Bristol and Warren.
Juy22 dwtf
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MILLER & NEWTON,
DENT ISI.
j. k. CLARK, Nh ID,
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN,

Ofice-Over the store of q. Foster e. Co.,
opposite the U. s. Hotel, Main Street.
Office hOursirom "A to A. M, and from to a. and
81 to 10 O'Clock T M. QI5-Boards at Am. Temp House.
References-C. II. Skill, NJ D., New Haven, CT VIM.
Ingalls, MD, Boston; Charles Walker, M. D. Norhamp-
ton; G. w. Swazey, NJ D., and Rev. r. IT, Conkn,
Springfield Col JAS Estabrook, A. Stocking, Worcester.
Worcester, Mays. DIFF
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The worcester Gas Ligh t C enapany

The Worcester Gas Ligh C Company
EREBY give notice their works will be ready L
supply Gas to the citizens of the follow
ing Streets early fall, viz Main from Lin
coin Square TO Park streets School, Thomss, Exchange
Foster and Mechanic Streets sevray Main anc
the Railroads so in Front Main
Washington Square, and in Pleasant street, Main
Chestnut street. Those DESTROYS of becoming
OF Gas requested to give early notice the under
signed at his store No EOS Main street. order that tho
supply pipes may be carrled into their buildings. 7r
b. These pipes will be put the expense Of the
Company. s.s WARREN LAZELL, Agent .H
Worcester Gas Light Company
worcester, July %, l8f9.asse s.a dw2m
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NOTICE..

THE undersigned takes the present opportunity ins
form lis friends and the public generally that he is
engaged in business in the Store adjoining Door,
A. BATES Office, on PEARL STREET, where may be
found choice assortment of If3Eft
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VESTINGS,
AND GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS, and he
would also add that he is prepared TO MAKE GAR
MENTS TO ORDER. which for workmanship and style
will defy competition and at reasonable prices.
July 81. dit THOMAS H. MACHETTE.
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FOR SALE,
NOTICE,

NOTICE.
LII persons ndeb'e either by note account TO the
n estate of JOSEPH CONVERSE, deceased are re
quesed to pay the same Immediately or they will be left
in other hands fjr collection And all persons having
demands against said requested present the
same for settlement without delay.
BETSEY CONVERSE,
En- Estate Jos. Converse.
Worcester, July 49, le49. dr
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WIS

YES, a,
IT is fact that DR.. A. w. VAN ALsTIN has
gone to "California," and also that F. NJ DAN
lELSON having had charge Of the operating during the
past five months in the rooms formerly occupied by him,
has purchased the sotk and fixtures in the above named
rooms, having had four years experience in the DAaU
ERREoTYPE business in Boston and other places conf
dent that in point Of execution his mini cannot be
surpassed during three years he in OF the best
rooms in The United Sales) The patronage OF the Citizens
Of Worcester and its vicinity is respectfully solicited
Miniatures put into silk, ,O0 and into velvet lined
cases 81 so.
NIB STOCK constantly hand and Tor sale at reasons
able prices. sHxa 81 a5 M s.A #a.87s
Worcester, July, s, Is49 ,s.s SO 81 IL
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CoPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.

THE coparfnerp heretofore existing By the OF IL
l. MORE & ALBEE is by Mutual consent, this day dis,
solved. VIM. H. GILMORE q
Worcester, June 10 1919. A. p ALBEE.
N B. The Daguerreoptype business will be continued al
the old stand 235 Main St, by the Subscriber. Pictures a>
ken all times without regard to weather. Perfect aisac
charge. Please call and examine my Life Like,
Pictures aud judge for yourselves WM. H. GILMORE.
July g. f 3 s. dtf3taw q eff
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Father Mathew,

THIS great Apostle of supposed be the
gleaes benefacor of his people living, and il
supposed that The best place to get 7s5tsaa HEFE
DAGUERREOTYPE LIKENESS,
in Worcester, at the Rooms in WALDO BLOCK, as by
evoting considerable attention the ony
ers have enabled to satisfy the tastes who
have favored with their patronage to degree beyond
my most sanguine expectations.
Those who are in of Likenesses of themselves
their friends will do well TO call at my before trying
clsewhere as by having avaed myselof the modern
coveries and improvements in the art prepared to
tdke Miniatures and them in Lockets, Pins Rings,
Bracelets Cases. which for beauty Of fnsh cannot be
celled in this city. a,.sl 49, s.s4 +, ~ II
Copies opoltraits &c athe shortest notice. Dasuerreo-
types deceased persons in out Of the Particular
attention to the sitting of children. ssf gsEsssfH oar
IN b. Instruction. the Art tie favorable terms.
Please call at No. Waldo Block, up stairs
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sDor noes and for the largest and best inn =,
"a se ~ o., IN mis- country all of whom authorize
RS. d3tau,or, - 'aiious xmas OF RUB-
uoldWem BlSIrn. Ialu
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Worcester, IS. Probate Office, July Is, 1e4e
To all persons interested in the Estate Of ORA D.
NORCROSS late of TempletoH, deceased, Greeting.
Won are cited TO appear a Court of Probate to be
L holden at Worcester the first Tuesday of August
next, to show why administration the of
said deceased should Rotbe granted John Sawyer
Tempeton dSw .CHAS G. PRENTISS, Reg.
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ROARD.

A Tenement to Let,
SITUATED Salem Street--Rent $50. Inquire at
~ No. 81 Salem ST. DIFF July /. -
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Hydraulic Rams,
IGOR forcing above the level of the spring by its
l. power, for sale by q. FOSTER & co.
June 81. dwistf
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A Desirable Residence for /.

A Desirable Residence for Sale.
IA THE subscribers offer sale their New Double
Ea1 HOUSE, with about 3D. 90 feet Of Land, cons
S& nected with the same situated Harvard Street.
fronting The head Of State Street. The House built in
the mcs thorough and modern style, and will be
sold with the whole part of the land
July isd4w w6tis c. A. & e. HARRINGTON.
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Cooking Ranges.

NEW and beautiful pattern Cooking Range, the
N most convenient economical, and cheapest in the
market, for sale by RICHARDSON e. LORING.
July i2. distf 70 M in st.
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that, after having twice driven the enemy from
| The breach, We may surrender the place without
dshonor-but, as Hungarian, give my voice fol-
defending il to the last man." Notwithstanding
this noble declaration, Leopoldstadt capituated
ana the courage which, from any other enemy,
would have commanded admiration, has, by the
Austrlans, been rewarded with a gibbet Med
nyanszky has been hanged.
This narration Is " commended" to the atten-
ton OF Lord Aberdeen, in order that when that
statefman next pours forth the walls of his ndgna-
ton on the unfortunate Charles Albert, he NAV re-
serve a single drop for the government of Francis
Joseph. But, perhaps, Gee bon Aberdeen" will
prefer waiting until that ILL advised monarch also
is a wandereI and an exile. 81 1t is his custom of
an afternoon"
selves against their ferocIous enemy in manner
that would have induced Burke had he been still
living, to revoke his celebrated exclamation that
me age OF chlvalry was gone. Military honors to
the brave who have fallen, though enemes-a
scrupulous regard for their property-a courteous
and respectful escort for their wives and children
such have been the actions Of the Hungarian SOL
oilers; no hanging Of Austrian officers for DOING
their duty, no logging Of Austrian ladies' no fire.
raising, no destruction Of public edifces from the
pure spirit OF mischief. The Hungarans have, on
the one hand, done everything 10 mitigate the hor-
rors OF war; the Austrians. on the other, every
thing to aggravate them. But II is not impossible
That by these repeated acts of barbary on the part
OF the enemy, the Hungarian generals may be forced
INTO taking terrible reprlsals There is point at
which the indignation of the exasperated soldiery
can no longer be safely disregarded and to that
point the Austrlans have probably succeeded in
bringing The hungarian army. Surely il is time
before this war has assumed character utterly
diseraceful to the age in which we live, that the
western governments, if they value their charac.
ter for humanity, should interfere, by remon-
strances at least, to bring about an accommodation
between the conendlng parties.
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Our French Correspondence.

AK LA CHAPEtLE, June II, lSW.
Skctchcs Of Trarei-7Ee Difficulties in Europe, g..
wrote you last from Geneva, when on my
way 10 Paris. had made visit to M. Blanc and
the beautiful vale of Chamoun. When returning TO
Geneva. we were informed Of the great ravages Of
the cholera in Paris and as all travellers dssuaded
us from our trip there, ! forfeited some money
which had been paid for diligence fare, and took
the route TO Berne and Baslc, in Switzerland
When we reached Strasbourg, we were stopped
by the instruction in the Grand Duchy Of Baden
IN consequence of which, the Rhine and the Ger
man bank of the river, had become impossible
While at Strasbourg we witnessed an ousufe,
or ss now called. demonstration" /. C., an at
tempt at revolution by the Red Republicans, who
have recently been so slgnally defeated IN both
Paris and Lyons Finally we succeeded in procur-
ing carriage and post-horses, and Joining with
two American friends, came through France by
way OF Metz 10 Fremes, and so descended the Mo-
see and the Rhine TO Cologne, arriving here last
night. The cholera is not in this quarter. and
nowhere in Belgium. We are awaiting the ar
rival of letters, the state Of Europe having prevented
their reaching us before this
The French are In possession OF Rome, $50 the
story is, but is not true) having taken the city
by assault. The Austrians and Russians in great
force have been completely defeated by the brave
IIungarians, who captured al their cannon and
baggage. The report is also, that the insurgents in
Baden have defeated the Prussan troops, and more
risnrs are expected. No letters from home have
reached me since our departure from Alexandra in
Egypt. We are all well. Weather lai.ly hot, now
cool and bracng.
The strangest mixture and confusion of affairs
prevails in Germany at the present moment, The
different towns we have passed through, bear a
warlikc air, strongly garrsoned and all are on the
alert. We are no longer surprised nj anything.
The Rhine so thronged at this season, is almost
impossible. u. W. II.
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FEMALE JOE SNrru.-There Is young glrl
near the Philadelphia Pike, IN BrandywIne Hun
dred. who imagnes herself in trance, and thst
she can prophecy and hold conversation with the
Lord. She is constantly pretending 70 hoIa con
Ipion some time since at Mount Pleasant; she ihen
stated that about THE time she would be able 10
prophecy. Some Of the Brandywlne physicians ,.ls
went to see her, and took down some ., ne, 'a, nS
ON foot TO see her-and many appeared astenished
at what they considered her true reve.auons-
Wilmington ODD Blue Hens Chicken, Jwgo'
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would be to precipitate the decadence of Austria,
and almost certain to kindle the flame of insurrec
ton In the neighboring Polish PROVINCES, we see
the seeds of future wars and convulsisns which
but which are not likely to change il for the better.
Should these anticpations be disappointed more
will rejoice more than we. Should Hungary make
good her claim to an admission into the common
to bid her friendly and cordial welcome. Should
she secure chapter to herself in the future history
of Europe, sincerely hope that it may be neither
a short nor melancholy one.
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SrsAR GROWING ~ TEXAS The Galveston
Crexas) Mars, Of a late date, speaking of the sue
cess ef growing the sugar cane in that State, adds
the following letter, showing that il properly at.
tended to- the soil of Texas will compare favoraby
with any other in the world Tor the production o
this Indispensable commodity -
Bp,tontA CouSry, May. 1870.
As the cultivation of sugar has been but lately
m,nced in Texas, aud as I have seen no particular
statement 81 the results Of the efforts Of the planters
published in any paper In State II may be Interest
ing to those wishing to engage In the business 20 know
something % their success In the trials already made
TIE crops last year 81 six plantations In my neigh
boThood. were a. iolows:- ma,
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old, (who formerly took an active and prominent
share in catering for the visitors at the George
Inn," in Dale street,) no doubt "Jones' Brken-
head Hotel" will come in for fair share of those
passengers by the British steamers who wish to
spend day or two in the neighbsrhood of Liver
pool. The hotel, too, is within three minutes
walk of the Birkenhead and Chester railway, bv
which you can as easily get on to London as from
Liverpool, and you may be in the heart of north or
south Wales in tive hours. Iwould strongly recon-
mend any one 10 give Jones a trial.
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The Journal Of Consfanfinopic states that the
Russian fortress Of Mania, on the Black Sea,
near Anapa Suzuki kale, was attacked in April
last by 1900 Tscherkessans, and taken by them.
The Russian garrison, consisting of 5000 men,
was partly destroyed and partly taken prisoners.
tity of arms and ammunition. The corps under
General Nedorou, destined for Moldayis, endea-
voured in vain TO force their way through the
Tscherk cssans
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22q2 hhds sugar, and 1850 bbls molssses
The above Is the second crop made on i've OF the
plantations J z. Caldwell was partially engaged
in IL two years previous In addition TO the crop OF
srqar and ola they raised sbunda nee OF pro-
visions for the plantations such corn potatoes pork
and beef Most Of the planters paid few hands dur
ipQ the busy