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Messengers Notice.

Worcester, SIS. Atbl August 2, 1850.
lion. HENRY CHAPLIN, Commissioner Of Insolvency
rant against the Estate Of LEWIS r. Joy and NAHUM
II. HAPG0oD, both Of Worcester, said County, archi-
tects and partners in the firm Of Joy Hapgood nsolvent
any property belonging to said nsoven Debtors them
for their USE and the transfer Of any property by them
are forbidden by law.
The first meeting Of the creditors of said nsovent debtors
will be held at Court Of Insolvency, at the Office of said
Commissioner in Worcester, in said County, the if-
teenth day of August ns O'Clock in the forenoon
for the proof debts and choose assignee assenees
of their Estate. lA3l j. DAY, ID. s., Messenger.
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MADAME C. AMY.
INDEPENDENT CLAERvOYANT AND
BOTANIC DoCToREss.


FNHlS celebrated and wonderfully gifted PHILOSOPHERS
will arrive in this city on MONDAY and
the Ladies and Gentlemen that she will make short
at the WORCESTER HOUSE, WHERE she has taken apart
mens for the accommodation of her visitors who will be
received, and conducted Madame AMYs parlor. AS an
INDEPENDENT CLAIRVOYANT she will, by the aid of
her universally acknowledged skill fhysiognomy Phys
oogy, and Phrenoogy inform those who will investigate
her talents of the leading their character and their
influence and connection with business.
She will give information concerning PERSONS PROP
ERTY, &c, and describe their Whims Notions &c. as
though she had known them from birth. 7 h
9F Ladies in delicate health may be assured that Madame
Amy able 20 give them Information which will be invalu-
able and to such desire it, will Reveal Secrets eeorth
knOWiLg.
1rSle also delivers Printed Examinations She will
make Cairyoyant Examinations in cases of mvads She
will select from the vegetable kingdom remedy for Scro-
iua and all other diseases arising from impurities of the
Blood Price 90 Celts--Chdrts ectra Ang3 2
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MALLEABLE IRON.

THE subscribers having fitted up building in WASHING
L TON SQUARE, WORCESTER, Mass, for the purpose of
carrying the MALLEABLE IRON BUSINESS are
ready supply all those in of Malleabe Iron
CASTINGS ofany description, with good article, fair
price.
Also, LOCK WORK, and other light Castings in gray
iron done at short notice.
All orders thankfully received and promptly attended to-
Aug 5, 1850. eod&wtf MCFARLAND s. DISCO.
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Leicester Academy.

@1NAOOgVOA AAOtOtEO4AIJ' : : = :
FTNHE ANNUAL EXHIBITION at this Institution will
take place at the Fist Congregational Westinghouse
Leicester, Wednesdays THE l4th inst preceded by an
Address from WILLIAM BRIGHAM, ESQ., of Boston, COM
mencng precisely at nine O'Clock A. NJ.
A public Examination of the Students will take place on
the previous day, commencing at nine O'Clock A. NJ
THE NEXT TERM will commence on Thursday Sent.
5h. ar Tuition in the English branches $780, Languages
S4,50 per quarter. JOS. A. DENNY, Sec'ry
of the Board of Trustees.
Leicester August G, 1850. DIV
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BIGELO WIS
DAGUERREOTYPES.

THE subscriber respectfully informs his old friends and
customers, that he has returned to his old stand
$50 Main Street,
where he would be pleased upon all who may favor
him with their patronage He invites all to call and
inc his specimens particularly those of the Hon Judge Col
ame Postmaster General the u States and Gen. Phelps
Pres of the Mass Copper Mining Co., whose Daguerreo-
types he has had the pleasure of taking during his visit
Vermont.
N b. Pictures taken in time and more fe-ke than
in any other room in the city.
Sept 25 diff VIM. IL. GILMORE.
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Urvis' Extra quality Corn Starch,
EXPRESSLY for culinary and detetc purposes. Exten
~ sivey used and very highly esteemed in the preparation
Of Puddngs Blanc Mango Pies Custards etc. and for die
for invalids Directions for use each package.
Sold wholesale and retail in Worcester by
J.. T. LAZELL, Sole Agent,
July 25 dwstf 20 Main Street.
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REAL ESTATE AT AuCTInN

AxA 9 w. SELBY & co. will sell at Public Auction
tn.ra ~. on the premises TUESDAY MORNING,
%SA AUGUST 18th, at 10 O'clock the place owned and
occupied by JOSEPH RICHARDS, being II miles south of the
middle oil the town OF WEsTBoRoUGH The place consists
OF a Dwelling HOUSE, BARN and SHOP and acres of
Land all in good order On the large number of
Fruit Trees u Sale positive, posponeent on account
OF the weather Terms liberal and made known at the sale
S. w. SELBY & CO., Auct'rs
Nestooro, July oU, 1901. Owls
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Dwelling House and Lot for Sale.

Ia THE Estate on Pleasant Street. opposite Chestnut
t::3 81 well known as the property formerly owned
s-A4 and occupied by DR.. Q. II. BLOOD The House in
good order and the lot large and stocked with the
choicest fruit trees desirable residence for any one
wishing to purchase Terms easy The property can be
examined and Particulars learnt by calling on the Subscriber
. mo. IA dwistf BENZ. BUFFUM Pleasant-st
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Office Norwich and Wor. R. R. Co,

1000 Norwich, July TO- 1850.
PooKs for subscription the preferred stock this Com
- pany VIII be opened on the 18th inst, at the Transfer
Exchange, NEW York, and remain open for sixty days
thereafter when the Books for such subscription win be
closed, until the 10th of January next.
All persons who subscribe aforesaid and pay 25 per
cent on the preferred stock will be entitled the dividend
10 be declared in January next their preferred stock
which embraces four shares Of old stock for of
new stock subscribed and interest will be charged at the
rate OF per cent? all instruments from the 18th inst
til said instruments are paid
p ST. M. ANDREWS,
Jl5dtSlI Clerk N. & w r. R. Co.
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DYSENTER.Y

=
A TWOOD'S DYSENTERY DROPS have been extern
II avey used in this place. and have never to our know
ledge disappointed the reasonable expectations of any,
John TruH, Seth II. Temple ddron Weston,
-Ant0S Nichols, Vim. Temple, James Coggin.
READING, MASS.
% The above named just received and for sale by A. p
ALBEE, "a Southbrdge St. General Agent and by LEWIS
T. LAZEL Apothecary, 201 Main Street Price 25 cents
per bottle. d3mis Worcester, July 25
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~ july To THE WORLD.
Daguerrcotypes of Infants taken instanta-
neOusly! .rr
Vie subscriber is happy to announce to the public that
he has succeeded in making Chemical Compound, for
which he has applied for Letters Patent by the aid of which
he can make DAGUERREOTYPES of Children and Adults
in ONE OR TWO SECONDS. VA . M
% Ionrs for small children, from till PM; adults,
from to PM. ..o4 I
~ For proof of the above
CALL AT ADAMs's IN WALDO BLOCK.
July IL MNAs At8 distf
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MITCHELL 81 RILEY,
GLASS CUTTERS.

AND MANUFACTURERS OF
Stained and Bohemian Window Glass,
FOR Cabin and State Rooms, Side and Parlor Door Lights
Solar and Gas Shades of all patterns plain
ly hand; Red Blue Green, Purple and Yellow Glass for
Signal and Beacon Lights Lanterns and Clock Lights
any pattern short notice. and Lettering Plain and
Stained Glass Door Plates etc. Ground and ornamented
Glass Churches and Hotels ~ Particular attention paid
matching odd Patterns. NJ All orders from the country
promptly attended to. TERMS CASH.
Jel1dlaw3m No. ] Andoca Street, BOSTON.
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Gum Arabic LoZenges,
FRESH lot this day opened, and for sale in any quaint
"A ty by pr L. 4. LAZELI., Druggist, q
July dw4wis No. 201 Main Street
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SEWING.

IRIS. @. COREY respectfully gives notice that she
" will do all kinds of SEWING-CUTTING and MAX
ING BOYS CLOTHING, etc. Her residence is at
May l diff No. 81 Exchanee St
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CAME RIDGE
FURNITURE G CARPET WAREHOUSE.

RIDGE
FURNITURE & CARPET WAREHOUSE.
WHITNEY, BRACI1ETT 81 co.
HAVE constantly for sale at their spacious Warerooms
IL near the Colleges, very extensive assortment Of
FURNITURE,
bureaus, Tables Bedseads Couches Secretaries Chairs
Looking Classes Refigerators Clocks, Entry Lamps
CARPETING,
ThreePly Superfne, Fine, Painted and Straw Stair Car
peting; Rods and Eyes
Feathers, Mattresses, Feather Reds, &c.
1yCoege Students will find all needfu articles here
Cambridge, Aug3 2awd6sw5t
THE BOSTON MUSICAL CONVENTION,
And Music Teachers Institute,
WILL be holden at the FREMONT TEMPLE in Boston
w commencing on Monday August goth, and con,
nue through the week The time will be occupied much
alter the manner of former conventional the morning being
mostly devoted to Lectures Teaching Church Music
the afternoon to Gee Singing, and the evening Chorus
ferlormances. The aid of complete Orchestra and of
several distinguished Professors of Music expected
In order to enable singers generally participate in these
exercises at small expense the price Of admission fixed
at TWO DOLLARS for ticket admitting gentleman
and lady.
Such members of previous classes as design to take Fart
IN the exercises invited to attend particularly de-
sired that Ladies and Gentlemen should be present on the
first day. LOWELL MASON.
GEORGE JAMES WEBB.
Tickets for sale by Japan, WHITTEMoRE & MASON,
III " ashington st., Boston. dw2t Aug
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UCTTON
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
- w ILL be sold at Public Auction on SAT-
49, URDAY, the 3lst of August NEXT at II
SGocK a. M on the premises the house occupied by
STREET the residence of Col James Estabrook The
Lot is 100 by SO feet and the buildings are nearly new
iherc is good well of soft the premises The
pair. Terms of sale liberal - -
Worcester July 80, 1885, dts
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RAZORS-RAZORS.

RAZ0RS- =
lust received few of those superior SWISS
y RAZORS, also assortment of RODGERS CROOKS,
and WADE 81 BUTCHERS Razors Warrented superior
cutters also the celebrated KESAN SOAP, with general
variety of shaving utensils such Soaps Hair and Shaving
Brushes, Razor Strops, Shaving Cups, Mirrors, &c &C.
G. G. COLEMAN.
2o5 Man-st. Cd door North Am. Temp House
June Is. d2mis
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900 PAIRS

0F questionable SHOES and SLIPS, which wi
~ be sold Extremely Lotv at
J22d4w THOMPSON'S, l76 Main-st.
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Real Estate for Sale.

Ia .I'HAT valuable Real Estate formerly owned by
ga Sias Knight is offered for sale, situated about
AA miles north of the Court House, and adjoining the
farm OF Walter Bigelow, containing about EIGHT ACRES
Of hrst-rate Land suitable for garden, with Dwelling
House and Barn thereon For further particulars inc uire
on the premises, or Of d. F. WITHERBEE
July % DIFF 8 Merchants Row
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ture?" Do we talk, act and seem as crea-
ture?" Am we .critter2 We might enter
into definition of the word, to disprove the
alarming statement that we are u creature.-
Webster calls man a creature. Bill wishes
to insinuate we arewhat he is not. Ergo, we
are a man according to Webster and Bill, and
hence Bill is not. What is he? But he
answers this by making his last statement
"the people know me. Now we doubt this
fact-we doubt whether he ever can be fully
known and appreciated till he occupy a posi-
ton which will develop his great mental and
moral attributes, say, for instance, the Presi-
dency. Bat the people loiH know him-his-
tory will know hini-generatiens to come, will
point to the name, Greathouse, and with pride
exclaim, he too was our countryman. But j
he is re lily co1fde the people know him. We
think he will be very ma h NJ staken in any
asplratioI Is he may entertain relative TO occu
plying St at in the State Convention. w,
hope they do know HIM. Good bye, Bill
We shall cali again.
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Mr.. Frary, formerly Foreman Of this Office,
and for brief time connected with MIR. Drew
in the publication of the Republican, has
made all the preparatory arrangements for
establishing a weekly paper at Newburg.
Warrick county, Ind. The first number will
soon be issued, under the title of Warrck
Democrat. Mr. Frary Is IN old and indus
trious printer, and ii writer ofsome experience.
We think the people Of Warrick will be
pleased with him. Our merchants would
certainly find it greatly to their advantage to
advertise in this paper. as Newburg is not far
from Evansvile,and the Democrat will doubt
less soon run into Il good circulation. Mr.. f.
will visit some Of our business men probably
to-day and we hope he will meet with pro
per reception.
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.sFourth of Inly', Entertainment.

The LADIES Of the ''Old Presbyterian Church"
would respectfully announce that they propose
public Entertainment" on The coming Fourth of
July Hoping th.t it may contribute not only
to the pleasure Of those who wish to celebrate
this Anniversary, but also to the pecuniary bene-
fit of the Church--every exertion will be made TO
secure all The delcacies Of the season. A few
fancy articles will also be offered tor sale at the
same time. The Entertainment viii open at Mr..
Michells new store, corner of Main and Water,
on Il c evening OF The 3rd at halfpast7 During
he 4th from 10 O'Clock in the morning, through
he day and evening. Laiies will be in attend
ance, who will be happy 10 wait on those who
NAV favor them with their presence.
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June 1Ith 1SE
important Arrest!
not responsible

We learn from last Saturdays St. Leuis
New Era, that Barnard, of the well known
publishing firm of Stratton & Barnard. was
arrested that morning on the charge Of being
Il receiver of counterfeit money. The firm
had beeR suspected, and one of the police dis
guised as a country merchant, purcl ased sta
tonary, and made such discoveries asjustifiet
their arrest. About $3.50 counterfeit mo-
uey was found in the store. The following
rountericits are enumerated:
$500 State Bank n. Carolina not signed
30 . - g = filled up.
277O B INK of Louisville tens.
40 State Bunk of Ohio-ones.
80 . . - Indiana -fVes
/ l70 - 9 9 tweuiIcs.
80 Exchange Bank. VnGinia-tens.
! 1l5 Bogus American dollars.
- five francs.
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AMERICAN CIRCUS.

Mr.. c. Sherwood -. Equestrian Director.
MS Splendid Concern, under the uan.
l agement of Mr.. 5. BURG ESS, will visit our
city the
FOURTH DAY OF JULY, 1850.
On which occasion there Will be three grand per-
tormanccs en--the first to commence at 10 o.
clock. A VI the second at O'Clock, z. NJ, and
he third at II o'cl1cA in the evening. For One
Day only.
The Company has entire new and superior deco.
ratinns The beiutiig, stud of ARABIAN HORS-
S and most gorgeous Trappings have heen pro
cured, with greIt taste. regardless OF expense and
10 pains spared to make tins the most popular sx-
hibitiJn OF he day. A talented corps of
EQUESTRIAN ARTISTS.
both male ana emale, engaged, with Professor
BEiLuR's c. lebrated Cornet Band, ;.nd JOHN D1A-
HoND and suite Of T. hiopians.
he great AnIeri AN Clown, Bill LAKE, that
most inimitable Jester Will be IN attendance To en-
llven the performance.
ADaIssioN-Box so cts Pit e5 cts-no half
price To pr.
10. The Company will perform on Wednesday,
The Sd, at Aewburg fjr22 tel
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Ladies' Fair.

By notice in another column it viii be seen
that the LADIES' Fair will be held in Mr..
Michell's new rooms. corner Main and Water
streets, on the evening of the 3rd. and during
the day and evening of the 4th of July
Every preparation Is being male to render
this one of the most attractive exhibitions of
the season. There will be all manner OF
beautiful articles. seasonable refreshments.
&c. Let all hold on to a few dimes just for
that occasion, as the object is a laudable
one.
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Tho Indies.

Yesterday we made brief allusIon to
communication in the Republican, endorsed
by the editors Of that paper, eigniying an
utter GalsIty, to the effect that We had been
opposing the Ladies Of Mr.. McCarer's church,
IN their endeavor to get up Fair next Fourth
of July! Ofcourse neither editor nor CORES
pondents had the most remote idea that we
were occupying such position: or that the
knavish writer was lady as he pretended or
in any manner represented the ladies of said
church. Indeed, it seems eneugh for the Ed
iors Of the Republican to recognize good
lie in a communication. and that commuuica
non to have US as the subject,to give it place
in their columns. Several ladies of Mr. Nc
Carers church have told US that they utterly,
and in the name Of the ladies generally Of thar
church, disown said communication, and the
accompanying remtrks-that ,hey had al
ways regarded us us a great assistance in any
enterprise of this kind. and its wafmest friend.
! We thank them tor thus voluntarily stepping
forward and disproving the contemptibly ma
icious charge Of the Repubi an. We now
icall upon the publishers of thu paper to set
Us right before their readers in this particular
or at least give the name of their correspon-
dent, that those readers may judge Of IN,
claims to represent any respectable portion
Of this community.
1t is useless for US to remark, that we have
invariably assisted all similar enterprise:
started by the ladies of Evansville, never
making any charge for advertisements, print
ing bills, &C., but on the contrary inviting
cordially all work oil this nature And we d.
confess TO little indignation, when two young
men just starting III our midst and who have
never given such assistance. aud whose as
sisance if preferred would injure any goot
cause, accuse as OF opposing enterprise 0
this-natere. We hope that IT'S the ladies 0
Mr.. McCarer's churclthave so generously up
held our galantry, and defended US from tn
charge, the gentlemen Of the same churc
will consider in its true light the paper the.
are supporting IN unfolding the Republican
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Reform Needed.

From several sources we have heard COM
plants from young mcnemployed in the stores
of Evansville, of the constant occupation of
their time by business, from early inthe mcrn-
ing till late at night. They think our stores
might lust as well be closed at o'clock as at
10 o'clock, and that there should be an cstab-
Gshed rule among all the store-keepcrs to
close doors at the former hour, unless ii be on
Saturday evening We regard this as an
evil, requiring reformation, and we believe
that the merchants themselves would have no
objections 10 uniting in the adoption of rule
to close doors at, say S q. lock- Look at the
thing rs it new stands. The clerks open the
store doors Mt half past four or five o'clock,
md there they stay in constant confinement.
With tie exception Of time snalched for gulp-
ing down vctnals, til! half p .St nine or ten o.
clock 1T night There is no leisure for amuse-
nenr. for the cultivation Of those social feel
lngs natural to the breast of man, or foI the
| Improvement of the mind. He is laborina
/ machine. that,is watched and ted by the mair
OPERATOR tolls out It's day, and then is left {
| few hours for slumber, to again be aroused K
the same dull routine.
There is TO necessity for keeping store.
open la er than s o'clock in city the size o
this-and necessity or not, for the sake o
those young men let there be a change, es
pecIally as it can be made without loss to any
one.
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sTBAMBoAT oNEoTA FoR SAFE

ff@na7-" IL The light draught stern wheel
Il ggsfFfi9a steamer ONEOTA will be offered
- for sale at Public Auction We'd
nesday, rly 10TH the wharf of the city of Evans
VILE uD ess can dispose OF her at private sale be
fore tll'.t period The 7AneoIa is an excellent low
wate' boat, aud adm. y adapted to the Wabash
Tad {, drawing only We inches of water when
a. m, and ca pahie OF soTHmodating seyehty-five
comfortable cabin
Terms of sale-O One half the purchase money cash
in hand, the balance the expiration Of six months
the purchaser giving approved security for its pays
fBent HUGH WARD.
Louisville Courier copy to the amount of two doll
lars and cha &c this office. lje22 isl
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1882 Total.
Straiton is now in Cincinnati.

LAMAsco CRY PRoPERrY.-It will be
seen by notice in another column that Judge
Law, Of this city, has been appointed Agent
and Attorney for the sale Of Lamasco City
property. Those DESTROYS oil purchasing lots
in Lamasco, will find him at the Sherwood
House. Lamasco City property is rapidly
rising in value. For the benefit of strangers
we remark that Lamasco City is Il corpora
ton adjoining Evansville. on the Ohio river
In fact there is nothing bu. the corporation
division line TO prevent the two being one
place. Many buildings are in course of cree
lion in Lamasco, and property there as in
every other spot connected with Evansville
is IN demand. There are excellent opportu-
mites offered for speculation, either at Lamas-
co or directly in Evansville, in the purchase
ofproperty. Let those Interested give it their
kattenuon.
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A WILD WoMAN-The Hartford Tires
says "A beautiful girl, about 20 years of age
was taken in the woods about three miles
west Of that city, on Sunday. in state o.
frantic insanity. She was discovered in a
state ofnudity and when pressed would LEAP
ordinary fences with the agility of deer
She spoke two or three langr ages. but ap-
pears to be Of Irish descent. it is not known
where she is now.
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IEIf the Republican continue its attacks
upt US, with the publication Of communica-
TONS marked by m l!icious spite AMI envy,
such as those in Saturday paper. we may
no. hope to have much longer It's company IN
newspaperdom. One OF these communica-
tons we knol0, lost it Il half dozen suhscri-
bers-and how many more, we don't know
while the other which alluded to us must
have had the same effect. The publishers
had better write for their own paper instead
Of employing the malicious am very green
person, now writing down the Republican
fast as It's most bitter enemy could wish.
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IPAn old citizen remarked in our hearing
yesterday, that if there were three more good
houses put up in Evansville this summer. he
would guarantee respectable family in each
one. He might have very safely guaranteed
the occupation at a fair rent, of every house
that will he pu, up this season, about four or
five hundred, as have been estimated.
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" A desperate minded horse with wag-
on attached to his hind quarters, made a ter
rifle demonstration yesterday at Mr.. Fosters
brick pile which he would probably have ov-
erthrown without ceremony, but for coming
in contact with an unfortunate cart. The
collision was awful, and the dust kicked up
much aufulLer, yet as the wagon was only
half smashed, and no body injured. it was but
half local item at last.