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Mansion House,
.aTD T,ggE OFFICE

n ND - Esf q ~ " II = u
CoLsER OF STEUBFNviLLE sThFEr ND TIE iohii''
saUARE, OPPOSITE THr CoUKT HousE.
TTNHE Subscriber respectfully inurms his itsnds
and the public, that he has lsassd theab owe
HOUSE lately kept by s. H. DEWEY iot number
Of years, aud is repairing and reRovating il nom
TOP TO bottom, and has reCurnished il witt entiIe
new furniture. carpets, &c. tie Aaiters hImsel!
that for nentness Of aTrangementand comfortable
accommodate ms. the MANSION HOUSE cnnnl
now be surpassed in this suedon OF The STATE.
The BEST The etaf0rds viii be put in re-
QUESTION 10 furnish his meles, and cvc7y atten
ton paid by all connected with the establishment,
to render VisiteGs ut home. The STABLES are
new, excellent, and capable accommodating
60 horses. and none bat trusty osthrs will eEen
be kept about them. Sufficient pToyindeT viii al
ways be Kept on hand. aud DROVERS and Tx A
VELERS mn Y depend upon having their aniInnls
well fed Hnd attended to.
BOARDERS taken by the day, week, month,
or year, on the most reasonable terms.
-. The STEuBENVILLE
eaEa9 CAMBRl DGE. and WASH.
-l4ks2 tNGTON ST AGEleave thi:
-~1Ha "a house tTi-treekty, which make:
ita desirahle stopping place for persons wishing
TO trayelhy those convcyinces.
| For the convenience of guests, the Subscriber
rs nIao about establishing IA LIVERY STABLE
/ in connection with he house, so that persons de
sirous Of securing private eOnvcyances. can do 81
without tronbe Mt the shortest notice and ON tht
most reasonable terms. ...
| Determined TO atsfaetion both in nc
Communications and charges, ask share of pub
lie patronage. OBEDIAu SLEMMONS.
Cndiz, Ohio, April IS, 1919.
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Quigley's KlOGe

S. w, CORNER or STEuBENyrLLE AND WARREN
STREETS, CApIz. Ono.
IA n VIE subscriber takes this metho d
fEsg:T.aA Il of informing travellers and the
!sis VS. public generally, that he has leased
ssssssseS that well known Hotel occupied for a
number of Years by Mr.. james McNutt, and OF
soliciting them to give him share Of patrornee.
Ills House has been newly and c0morts bly fur
nshcd and completely renovated His Table
will be supplied abundanhy with the best the
market affords
BOARDERS viii be taken by the day. week,
month or year on the most accommodating terms.
CATTLE and HORSE DROVERS will find it
to their advantage TO pntnp al his House, MS his
Stables are large and commodious and attended
by curenl and experienced ostlers. Good pustu.
rage wIll be provided, and the best hay ana feed
constantly kept on hand
lis charges will he very moderate, and no ef-
fort be spared to render those who may ayor him
with their custom comfortable.
JOHN QUlGLEY.
Cadix. o.. April 25, ls49.
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i'riaciyal Office E1r lie Western STATES, on ZINE
street, 3 doors adors An stfeet, CaciunGtt, Ohio
g. ". Clhoun. Gen. .4geat, 10 wtom all orders
muSt be Gfdressed.
For sale By Ohm BE.4LL, Cabs; a F Cros
ken. Neto Marei a f Moore and On, Ulionufie,
Flanntr Harrisrile. DaUM .ArbaWgh. Men Rum
iey, .Mcflroy and Russell, Nep Je0erson, and a
1aggart. Tipeeanoe.
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'ATTrcA, Genesee Co., February l, 1913.
GM T, WALLACE l. CO.-Gientieme1: was, for more
than year afflicted with disease of the stomach could
not any greasy substance without causing great PAIN
eicknes9 and vomiting continually afflicted with sour
stomach as experiment, tried one bottle of BRANTS
MEDICINE which, 10 utter disappointment e1sd and re-
bottle which has completely cured the disease am now
well and hearty, and almost anything without being
puined, or the stomach becoming sour. -
"Yours respectfully, T. 3. WlLCOA"
yIy;i, la p4OfA
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LIVER-COMPLAINT

Dr. NATHAN HUBBARD, of Stamford, Conn.,, one OF the
Oldest and respectable physicians was allsea ~p
Jipe Opant years. and was peyecuy cured oy Si1
BRANTS PURIFYING EXTRACT. We could name nun
dreds of other cases, also cured.
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This is the of Dying man who yet Ices He oIs
cured of Of Scroula by only Ticetre Bottles OF
Gallons Of the best sarsdpdrd that made. Sarss
parila has not sufficient medical poo effect the of
Mr. j. B. MHsyrS Of Rorne Oneida Co., NJ Y. had SercE.
ULa four yearswas confined to his bed the last year he
much diseased and debitated as to be unable to
raise his hand his head He had the best medical advice
had used all of the best sTsapads to no good ehect
got aoOrse and ors and considered to be in Dying
STATE and could moi live @ Ssg ASEys Longer I @ wGen ne
aeary Of from TO cara hole was eaten through
his Uiadp under his chin, so that he breaihed through
the hoe-hs eaten around that 1t could be ed
up of it's place. it only holding by small piece-the
of destroyed by two Ulcersan Ulcer under
his side into his body Thus he afflicted with 7ts
such pad acrid o6eRsiUe Ulcers on various parts OF his
person. For further and full particulars see our Pamphlets
Doct THOMAS WILLIAMS one OF the most slkful phyai
clans of Rome called to Haskin the day before he
commenced using BrGRfs PHrier. Doct w examined
him. and then told him that all the medicines in the tcor6
could not cure hinl-that his case was
Worse than Hopeless
Now hear Mr. HAsKINS statement of cure lie said
MY wife procured one bottle of BRAN1S PURIFYING
EXTRACT-THAT BOTTLE enabled me 10 get Of my bea--
the SECOND bottle enabled me to get out Of The h0nsetht
Enabled me to yak tWo miles and when had finish
cd using Nine Bottles SEVENTEEN out of tenty Ulcers haC
HEALED Up and three bottles more effected PERFECT
t CURE and restored me TO RaOd health
/ FOURTEEN WITNESSES.
The above facts certified to by DOCT. r. WILLIAMS
Mr. G. R. BROWN, of Vest Rome Hotel Messrs BlSSEI>
a. LEONARD, Druggists, and ELEVEN other respscs~
CANCERS CURED.
s,r q KINNEY, merchant, Clinton Oneida county, N "
informed US That cancerdoc!o said county was eesng
S s h greene
N Y is also using said PURIFIER. MIR "A r. SETTLE uuS
Ss Of an Important cure Of CANCER Of long Standing whic
was effected on au aged lady Of that place therefore, w
Ssease ss t%S o e pod T n not cure Seven
experience md triumph says there ue none ou' "ha WI
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A, Z 5. HENRY,
AShtabUIa, q, General Agents
O. GNGG

JOHN REALL and ll'BEAN g. KNOX
C1diz; Il 5 Phipps g. Co. Smyrna; Josi.ti
Paris g. Co., NoreGtM; urlPou, Gr'eM
Village; nc Elrog d Russell, Jefferson. Han
ma 4 Medal, NeIc Rumlcy; A + CtoSkeg
Ncm Market Oct. "a, 1850.
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-Thousands-
Brant's is the Cheapest,

who have used BRANTs PuRIFIER alter having used an
tested ALL the sarsdparas and other medicines recon
mended to cure blood diseases, have decided that
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CHANGE OF LIFE,
Dvspepsia-sour Stomach!

from the gir to the tsoan and the 'oodn at middle dg'Jhe
one case Is accelerated and the other SO gradually suppressed 10
10 prevent any the fatal diseases that frequently arise Ill con
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Old DIR. Jacob Townsend,

TIE ORIGINAL DlSCOvERER OF THE
Genuine Townsend Sarsapar1lla.
Old DR. Townsend is now about 20 years Of age and has
long been known the AUTHOR and DlSC0 <
of the q u ENUINE ORIGINAL " "TOWNSEnD
SAPARILLA Being poor, he was compelled 70 o
limit ts manufacture by which means il has been kept GS
market and the sales circumscbed 10 those only VINO
h.d nroved s worth and known its value. II had reached
ihs ears OF many nevertheless those persons who had
been healed Of diseases, and saved from osa Po
claimed iLs wonderful
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astonishing EMcNCg

SESE U4s1SEaE7RO AMCaECY
in the he aling of tho most affecting maladics u
which mankind is subject. But we appeal TO a
candid and enlightened public, and only ask II
the numerous cures which are being elice:L /,
this Ointment wherever it has been used mny so.
cure for it that reputation which its merits than
the attention be paid to the Directions contained
in the envelopes in which the hoxes of Ointmenr
are enclosed. rs well as the Circulars il he hauds
of our Agents.
JAMES McALISTER
14l Fulton Street. New York
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md al mpne croa,e d.as" u s BLOOD, are always cured
by BRANT'S EXTRACT
For sale by John Bcal, Codiz; W Sturgeon &
Co., Huntsville; ]. Russell & Co. Jefferson; J \
A Iaggert, Tippecauoe; A. +. Crossey, New
RuniIey; John Purrish, Moorcfeld ]. 7. Camblctt
Deersvillc, lsnac Lewis, Georgetown, aad by Mer
chants and Druggists in every town in the State
Fcbuary 30, ls50-ly.
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/ GENERAL i DEBILIY or THE SYSTEM!

Mr. A. HOLTSTANDER, merchant, Obrlin Loryain Cs,
Ohio WROTE December 49, lsis and amer having stated how
like charm the PULMONARY BALSAM had effected the
cure of his ws consumpve cough said 81 haye person.
ally used BR.tNT'S PURIFYING EXTRACT for general
debility of my syste and have hesitation In saying that
the best medicine aud THE
that have used In eUerp instance where we have
sold BRANTS MEDICINES they hGge proved their efIcaYI
aud 0tpeH he BEST sATIsFAcTIOE" 20
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McBE.4N and KNOX. Cadir; Thomas S,up
son. Neir Market; Moses Lemmoq, FTeeport; Nor
gan Blackburn. Bi9om.feid; II Rstis and Son
Dee, sviile; Parsons and HakioRGy, Westchcsfcr
Enoe Conaioay, Franklin; James IdggGrt. 1ippe
canoe; w. Watson aud Co .. GeorgetOten.
Cadiz, December 5, l849
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BlacEtDeifs Island, Sept. H. 1887.
DR. s. r. TowNsEED-- DeaI Sir: have suffered ter
riby for nine years with the rheumatism cOnsidera
BILE of the time could not eat sleep walk. had
the utmost distressing pains, and my limbs were ter
riby swollen have used four bottles of your SsTsar
rarills, and they have done more than one thou
sand dollars worth Of good, am SO much better-in.
deed am entirely relieved. You are at liberty TO
use this for the benefit Of the afflicted.
Yours respectfully JAMES CUMMINGS.
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Albany April ], leH.
AoErTs.-R -Redding & Co, No state.strest and
Mrs L. Kidder, No 100 Cotirtstreet Boston Samuel
Kiddtr Jr, Lowell Henry Pratt Salem James B.
Green, Worcesterj Allison & Gault, Concord J.
chants generally throughout the United States WsE
Indies and the Canadaa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-30
BOLIVIA.
pOtitjcaI,

our last dates from Bolivia are up 70 the ith
inst General Belzu was progressing tayorabiy
one bail had been extracted from the neck, and on
the Inflammation subsiding, that in the face would
undergo similar operation
a permanent Court Martial was sitting, from
whose sentence there was no appeal Colonel
Laguna, President of the Senate, had been found
guilty as an accomplish in the attempted assasna-
ton, aud was shot on the 18th ult. Seven Depq-
res leaders OF the opposition, had been arrested,
andi was feared would be condemned to the
same fate, by the same court.
Arrests and sentences OF banishments were mat
ters of daily occurrence bat the principal conspl-
fatOrs wes supposed TO be lying concealed at su'
ere, wits ne exception Of Morales end Lopez,
WHO. it 734a thought had crossed The frontiers at
Tarija. -. -. ..l n,
played by the authorities backed by the terror Of
Beizus name whose triumph in the present crisis
viii be death blow to all bis opponents.
Reports have been circulated that Gen a fna
an had made his appearance on 4e sea'ns[l oh
ia known.
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JUAN FERNANDEZ.
settlement Of the Island.

Nothing can be more fortunate tor this country
ehap the recent impulse which has been given 70
its enterprise and industry. The facilities which
Steam Navigation has afforded for quick and easy
communication with Europe and the United
States has brought Chill within the circle Of their
commerce, and the internal Improvements recent
" projected, which promise fair for speedy com
6etion will so greatly add 10 her importance and
wealth that she is destined 70 far outstrip her
South American rivals in all that Is credisable 70
young Republic
The settlemen. and cultivation Of the Island Of
Juan Fernandez is a project which has been coz
menced by several influential capitalists Of Val.
paYaiso, In a manner which we think can not tah
to be productive Of advantages both to themselves
and the Government. The particulars Of the COZ
tract entered into by Aessrs. Seruco Hermanos
and The Government are briefly the following. +,
A company has been formed, at the mead o. Oh
which s,andf the firm seruco Hermanos BESIDE
several other gentlemen, WHO have received from
the Government the exclusive privilege OF occa
9tlng the .s.and OF Juan Fefnar}gz Tor & queer
lied term II sears ..;.I,, % a..
9The Government rave res@,vea the fisht Ic os.
M saace cfa, 400 square yrlr6s u convenient
nat Of the Island, for the purpose OF cons'Ence-
-r t.,-tit;cations sud Whatever pubic WORKS shey
my 6eem necessary.
The obiect which the Government has IN making
tbis contract Is to co.ouize and cultiyase the
IsIsnj, f1s which purpose i: ID so admirably
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Valparaiso asarket-octobeg Keepers.

From The Mercantile Reporter
Oar market daring the lnoo,h sss bee5 icSctys
srd wou, animation, THAI ,ne toces entertained 70 car
las; Report for better trade have been reAitred
The CHIEF cause 81 this inactivity sscrbe 20 iae t1t
lowing motives
The orders for BOLIVIA Que OF prnc.ps customers
have Nor been executed owing 10 tie critical a,e Thai
country The remark = also applicable 10 Peft
where lte Will oe done until STEER the Presidential Ssc
ton The unprecedented long rainy season ard the conse
Qnepi Ssd state OF TIE rCas hN7e prevented sntec
dealers from the interior 20 make he purchases they
10 do n The month OF October The fos
shipping California has far sdvaucec and little has
been 6ore 10 that country The emily saes ot auy apneut
hsye beer effected for Mexico ~ The beginning of the
month consisting of ettQe Srds SIS inch white Shirtns
&c, and 7co pieces OF est.las 81 81 Prints "a.
home consumption IN coed patterns resize fair prices but
cid patterns are without demand Cotton prtlls, which
are abundant the market have fetched Is 10 s0c
bond but only small quantity, say lC0eCo yards, have
been placed during I've month English penins ara gain
ing ground in the nsrkel and preferred to The American
DENNIS Some sales have been effected ut is 10 lSAc,
whereas the Americans not be sold under Tito &c
CoNcYPCloS FLoUR-Is hrm at our quotation and has uu
derguue change The contractors are selling here cE
home consumption At 81 al monhs credit ard are ship
ping from Tacahuana California IN proportion 10 ;ts de-
mand The crop promises he good though we have bad
heavy rains in the South ouI the grain not having tar
enough advanced. no injury has been done as yet
We have only few vessels in the Bay but as little irelsht
Offering prices keep down TO quotation Ia the Frss
Current Silver in bars, / bought up Hand Dollars, %
&c none; London, 4e4. 60 days
Importation OF Gold Dust from California du ing the
month. sloOnC0.
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adapted by the sa,9bri,y OF its cimsse, the fer.
lilty Of It's soil, the variety Of its products and
ITS nearness 70 the coast and 1t IS the design OF
the above named gentlemen. by Offering iadace
menss TO emigrants aud atfoTding them facilities
Tor agriculture, 70 carry cut their plan
The Island abounds in game, goats aud
peFior breed Of horses, and in its waters found
e great abund aRce of the mest delicious varieties
of fsb, Holsters, &c. There IS also q safe and
commodious harbor from which its products may
be exported,
One Of the first steps viii be to establish means
OF communication with the ports Of alparaiso
and Copiapo which places VIII Furnish market
for the produce,
This viii be done first by sailing vessels and
ultimately by steamers, and we doubt rot before
long it will become S. fashionable place OF resort
In Snr,rrnr
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PERU.
L oifttcei,

Peru is at present tranquil but how long tbs
may continue appears very doubtful. The allah
sorbing question OF the election of the President
keeps the minds of all parties in state Of fer
ment, which is By no means diminished by the
rancorous party spirit of the press. The candi
dates for tie Presidential char are Echenique
Yivanco, Coma and Elias, the first OF whom Il
would appear commands majority in the South
OF the Republic although al present it is mere
matter OF conjecture as to who will be the sue
cessiul asplrant.
Business wears but gloomy aspect, although
the markets are well supplied The uncertainty OF
Affairs in Bolivia is stnsibly felt nor can We anti
cipate brighter prospects until confidence IN that
Government is reestablished
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p olIticnI.

Nothing Of any Importance has tyanspiyed dur
ing the month The expected extra session OF
Congress has not vet taken place Oar Govern
ment although called conservative allow no op.
portunity 70 escape Of passing liberal measures
sud advancing with the necessities Of the times n
order 10 facilitate and 70 encourage the Commerce
OF this country. Senior ]. Jrmeneta, the Minister
of Finance, has visited Y spsraso, and it may be
expected that these visits Will produce oeneh-
cial result during the next sessions OF Congress
A petition signed by some of our Leading houses,
requesting Government to allow sugar in future to
be bonded has been Immediately attended 70. and
the permission granted Don Vicente Perez has
been named by decree of the Eth inst. agentto for
the colonization OF Valdivia and from the tenor OF
the same decree We doubt not that the services
required OF him will be highly advantageous, both
70 the Government and also to the settlers.
A r abroad between Santiago and Valparaiso
s soon to be commenced.
That which will necessarily occupy Mr. Perez $
attention In the first place will be 10 take safh
measures as VIII ensure 70 the emigrsnts on their
arrival some place Of shelter and such aries
Of life which cannot be transported from Europe
but we doubt not this gentleman viii fulfill his
arduous task to the satisfaction of all parties, for
which he is eminently fitted from his knowledge
of the European character
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- w publish this morning the advertise
ments for two Gift Concerts, to be given at
Tripler Hall, at which, in addition to the mn5ic,
some very valuable prizes are to be distributed in
the fashion of a lottery Those who wish to take
chances can do So, and we have no doubt they
will be honestly dealt by. But We are not clear
that this multiplication of Art Unions and kindred
enterprises is good thing for the public morals
1t looks monstrously like encouraging vice whose
old-fashioned name is gambling.
~ Mr.. GRswoLD's MUSICAL SoIREE will
take place at the Society Library this evening.
H c is to be assisted by Messrs. GEo F. BRisrow,
Gro. H. CURTIS RoBT. ANDREWS and Guar
1es5e Association, composed of Messrs. w. NJ.
SMITH, B. WARNER, H. CANT, and D. B. BALL,
The Programme contains beautiful selections
which with Mr.. GRIswoIDs popularity, ought to
draw crowded audience.
II The pupils of Mr. Charles Wright will this
evening tender him the compliment of ball, at
the Coliseum
JoURsk1s-Francis < Loutrers Daily Jour
nal for 55l, is most valuable record book got
up in the neatess style, at II Maiden,lane. We
wonder that any one can resist the temptation to
keep journal of the daily events OF this stirring
age Such books are easily kept, and the older
they grow the more valuable they become.
PICKED OYSTERS FOR New YEAR DAY.-If
you want superior article go 70 DowSIse's to-
day and give your order
TrNPERAxcH-The members Of the E. L.
Snow Social Union Ne. !, will mold grand public
Temperance meeting this evening, az the Greenst-
Methodist Church.
Mass MEE7lsa-We call attention to an ad-
vertisenent in another column for uIass meet
ing at lions Church
THE CITY GUARD.-Capsain AcArdle's City
Guard parade tomorrow. After the parade the
past members by invitation of the active mem
bers, partake of dinner ct the Howard House
Dodworth' and attends them.
FArAI ACCIDENT ASD ISQUEst.-An inquest
was held on Saturday, at the City Hospital pom
the body of Michael Hickey, native Of ireland
30 wears Of age, who was killed By falling be-
tween the balasters IN the fourth story to sae
foor below Deceased was servant IN the tam
ily OF Mr Post, Wsyerly place. Verdict oea'n
by injuries accidentally received
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MURDIRoF The LINCOLN DEPoT MASTER BY a
ROBBERY esterday forenoon, q suspicious per
sonage was seen lurking about the depot OF the
Fitchburgh Railroad, at " altman. At length he
purchased a ticket in the next train for Lincoln
AS the depot there and al Stony Brook had been
recently robbed, the dep6t-master at Watham
sent q note 20 Mr.. George Hayward, the depot
master at Lincoln, to keep an eye upon the move
ments Of the suspicious parsonage aforesaid.
Mr. Hayward accordingly, soon after the arrl.
val of the train, shut up his depot and left, II
going to dinner. He soon returned with his
brother in-law, and found that the depot had been
entered by forcing window with z chise DE
went in and caught the robber in the act OF rum
magng the drawers containing mis- private pa
pers He seized him, after some slghtfesstance,
and placed him IN g chair to await the coming Of
an officer to convey him to jail. The robber, how
ever, watched his opportunity and made spring
through window, taking sash and ALL and fed
He was forthwith pursued by Mr. Hayward who
ICON came up with him, when the robber turned
ard threatened 70 shoot him II he did not let MN
alone. Mr.. Hayward replied that he was bound
to have him, when the robber drew pistol and
fired, the bal! striking M. H. and lodging IN the
groin. He fell, and the robber was thereby en-
ahled to escape.
Mr. Hayward was taken back 70 Lincoln and
DR.. Adams, one of the Directors otthe road called
to bis aid Dr. Bigelow, from this city, was also
sent lOT put after III c2 h!luRtlOI LIly 1ScAAAN
iDexpedient 10 attempt the extraction OF the oa4
He fingered through the night, and died az SIX
o clock This morning. He man OF about 80
years and leaves wife and one child W 90
not learn that the robber obtained any money at
this time, though he is supposed to be the person
who has robbed this and tie Stony Brook Depot
Of about 5000.
Mr. FELTON,, the Superintendent of the Fitch
burg Road. Immediately offered a reward OF $500
for his arrest md further reward OF $500 IS of
tered by the Selectmen of Lincoln.
The name OF the murderer Is supposed to be
George D. Carey, " no has been number OF times
arrested here for robbery, and has two or three
tines been sent 70 PRISON.
Carey is described as being about p years old,
FIVE feet eight inches high. with dark hair and
ford comp xion, thin whiskers, &c. He had on
dark sack coat dark pants, and dark plush cap
We learn that Carey visited the house Of bis
mother in New Bedford LIST night bat she, upos
seeing his bloody fingers, refused 10 shelter him,
saying that be had been engaged in some wrong
doing, and ne therefore left, bat the officers OF
justice are hard upon lis track. and he will 10
doabs saon be captured. Boston Tray, Saturday.