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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-04-25
FOR SALE.

A STEAM Engine Of twenty i've horsa power, nearly
newsnd N good order Also, three boilers thirty feet
long thirty inches diameter Also ali the running pnrts OF
Saw Mil, mostly new ~ - -
Ihey WIN be sold together separately for ope half
COST and warranted give perfect safacton
ApPD 20. W.. + MERRIFIELD.
~p@vtSpers Fco' efh@ feb-dwf
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NEW STORE q NEW GOODS
Ready Made Clothing,

20S Main ST., Worcester.
INHE subscriber would inform the citizens of Worcester
and The public generally, that he has taken the Store
NO 208 Main street, where he is prepared furnish all
who may favor him with call with complete sssort-
ment of
Ready Made Clothing & Furnishing Goods,
comprising every quality, st,e and color of lroadclohs
from French, English German and American Cloths Of
nee and Business Coats fir CEssiIneres, Cashmerets
weeds Ala acas, and Linens. Also Vests from Silk Lin
en-, Marseles, &c Also, splendid assortment of Furnish
ing Goods too numerous to mention Garments Cut and
Trimmed in the latest fashion.
shall endeayor to all orders with promptness
and fidelity My motto is TO sell with small profit and
quick return.
Please remember that the best and cheapest pace TO buy
Clothing, is at the New store, 20s Main street.
apS-tlf NJ SKOI,NFY
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$1,000 REWARD.
~ = - Ii. A m !

N0Jlce 60 the Af1lCted
tARLTON'S VEGETABLE SPECIFIC, is The only new
~ er-iang, sure, and safe remedy for diseases Of the
Urinary Organs, Ghonorrhea Grayels elect Weakness in
Females Inflammation OF the Bladder, Kidneys, &C. This
mixture mas never been 6toWn to fail single instance
having been tried by thousands who testify that il pos
vs cure for these most troublesome Diseases For The
Pes thereis nothing of SUCCESS as our very
numerous certificates prove This being an entirely YEGE
TABLE compound IL be recommended in preference to
me prescriptions OF most medical advisers account OF
its containing mercury or her offensive subs ances
It may be used al home travelling without restrictions To
diet drink exposure, change in application to business
IL is pu up in bottles with full directios at SOO One
bottle lasts week. Prepared and sold by G. Carlton
mar6-d3mS
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MERCHANTS ROW.
NO, 8

NIH0LESALE and Retail Dealers in READY MADE
w tGLOIHlNG, wher; may be found good assert
mer4 Of Clothing of all descriptions worm Ier own
Manufacture, which hey will sell low as can be obtained
at a.y other esat is!iment of the kind
we have also added Stock Of Clothing carer,lv
sele, ted stock Of Cloths consisting oil
Kroadcloths,. Cassimeres, Doe Skins and
Vestlngs, which we are prepared to make to order
in this city. ~
we have been repeatedly solicited by former Patrons
TO resume The Custom Department, and hitherto have re
FUSED, but have now concluded to enter the Arena again
and will assure hose who will favor with their patron
age that we VIII our best endeav, rs to rive them sails
acon and pc to receive al liberal share of PATRONAGE
IRON our Old and tried friends and the Public generally
we have also constantly hand fun assortment Of
Gehtlemens Furnishing Goods, Shirts, Bosons Collnrs
CraVas, Gloves, Pocket Handkerchies Under ClohinO
Caps, Umbrellas, 4 c., &c e'
d. f WITHERBEE, s. IT, PARTRIDGE
No. Merchants Row.
WOloestef, apr. rl-d& " I'm.
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Only % Cents
IF0R bottle ofDr Langley's sarsaparIa yellow Dock
u Wild Cherry, Dandeon Root, Pricky Ash Bark and
Root and Herb Eittcrs,
The greatest medicine for least money in the world
For Coughs and Colds, Jsundice Bilious Indigestion Head
ache Loss of Appetite, bad hunlor in the blood &C. and
lor the Liver Complaint, which mcst everybody is troub
led with-this medicine can't he beat One bottle viii tell
more than whole newspaper Always safe never does
hurt, but always good.
r Sold by all the Druggists in the city and county Of
worcester and al wholesale by Jas Greene Worcester
mar9-dw3moswist
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TO BE SOLD
For the Host that it will Rringii

I U UI4o AAOoD JII5t It VIII NIIIg :.
A fOUNTRY Merchants, Southern Western Merchants
~ California Merchants any body else. who would like
TO buy quantity of
YOUTHS AND CHILDRI5ES9 CLOTHING.
at their own prices, invited look lot winch we,
have on hand In Overlooking and arranging cur SPRING
and SU MINER GOODS preparatory to the commencement
of the Spring business, find very considerable amount
ofsock adapted to the approaching which shop
worn IN ashonabe, AMI for reasons unsaeable
1t being thing which cannot be avoided in manufacturing
and reta the immense of Boys Clothing which
is annually produced at establishment These gotd.
have een separated from the principal stock arranged in
separate room and will be sold without regard to cost
OLIVER HUDSON 8. CO.
Boys CLOTHING ESTABLISHMEN
No Bratte, near Court ST., Boston.
mar7-dw2m
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NEW ROCERY STORE.
ON THE CORNER OF SCHOOL q UNION SITS.
M EST INDIA GOODS and GROCERIES constantly
w on hand, and for sale the low est market prices
Also-REV0LyiNG CLOTHES FRAMES at the same
place, OF all sizes This article is very handy and labor
saving appendage to the Clothes Yards II takes up
very little room and the tear of clothes by
revolving round with the wind
Orders left at w NJ A. WHEELER'S Counting Room on
Thomas street, OF at the above Grocery Sore viii be
promptly attended to.
mar24-d3m II. HOLDEN.
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MILLINERY & DRESS M4YTNG7

MILLINERY & DRESS MAKING,
NO, % Vain ST.. w Ores saer.
- MRS PARSONS would solicit the attention of
sSsa the Ladies of Worcester and vicinity to her Sc
fz%) lection Of MILLINERY, Comprising many beau.
49, tiul ST. les Of
SILK q STRAW HATS, RIBBONS, ARTIFICIAL
FLOWERS, &c
The Latest Fashions for Ladies and Chldreus, Dresses
and Maniiilas, direct from the importer
d straw Bonnets repaired in the best manner
u Mourning Bonnets always hand. All orders
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COAL-COAL!
2000 Pnnnda rnaka O Ton

1000 Pounds make a Ton.
A"u as gooo article as can be obtained This cfsy OF
$500. eiSephere.
t'iib subscriber has now on hand best varieties
~, Pennsylvanin Coal,
pt SAhHo or RETAIL, which will be sold at Loioesf
a. Market Prices.
Also, best quality BlTUMINOUs COAL for Steam
Smiths use. ' - ~
VI orders through the Post Office or left al Lewis
uzes Drug store on Main Street; ut A. Baylies Store
corner OF MAN and School Streets at o. Branans Store
sonthofdge street, and my Counting Room on the Yard
opposite Providence and Worcester H. r. Depot Green 81
VIII De thankfully received and promptly attended TO-
"ct3 distf Gao EDWARD SOUTHWICK,
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Norwich and Worcester Railroad.

NO1 WAC4 dlku w UlCSotSI IsdllLOdu,
EsS@N - $3.50 % Ie3
SUMNER ARR-4NG ElENT-Comaaencin Apr. Z, Isl.
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS
Leave Norwich at and ll.30 and 80 PIN.
Leave Worcester at $50 10 m. and 4.3O pm.
STEAMBOAT TRAINS.
Leaves Al iyns Point about am.
Leaves w forester at about LOS pm.
FREIGHT TRAINS
Leave Norwich at am, stopping at at all way stations
the road.
Leave Worcester at am, stopping as above.
Trains connect at Worcester with Boston and Worces
ter Western Providence and Worcester and Worcester
and Nashua Railroads.
The connection with the earliest Trains of Worces
ter, is formed by the Steamboat Train.
o. Trains connect at Norwich with the Hartford Provi
dence and Fishki Railroad and tile New London Will
mantle and Palmer Railroad.
GFExPREss FREIGHT leaves Boston u M arriving in
New York morning.
All Baggage must be delivered the Baggage Master
other person authorized to receive before the Passenger
takes his in the
Baggage will not be taken to include money merchandise
nor other articles than those of personal use and when
Cher value than Fifty Dollars be given of that
c and an extra price paid the Company will hold
i.sef liable beyond that amount.
No baggage permitted in the Passenger Cars
No smoking permitted in the Passenger Cars or Depot.
Passengers must procure Tickets Station Offices.
JOEL w. WHITE, President
aPIOdwu N. & w. h. r.
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AsAAW " A e LIZA W = kiAN U4lTsg
in the entire Basement of the Old Stale House, fronting
State street, Boston, whe be found the largest and
most extensive stock OF SHIONdBLE READY IdDE
CLOTHING IN the city, manufactured by the Of work
men, and from the style of Goods Of this seasons
importation, which offer wholesale and retail at pr-
ces as low as amy Clothing house in the Union.
The attention of Country Dealers is respectfully solicit
ed Gentlemen in want of superior garment find one
at this Establishment, equal to any that custom made
we intend at all times o keep hand the best Ready
made which be found III this any olher city in which
we have become so justly celebrated
II Garments made 10 order from new and desirable
Goods, selected from this Springs importa0n together
with general assert nel of FANCY ARTICLES, suita-
BILE for Gentlemens
~ Before purchasing, please call at the OLD STATE
HOUSE fronting on State street Roston. ap2l-dR
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WOODEN MACHINERY.
For Sale.

T the factory formerly occupied by re-, & Daniels
IN IN the nortnery part OF Leicester ass the folio
ing Machinery, most Of which is il ew, viz:-One
single Cardng Machine, double Cadipg Machine, sin
gle Shearing Machine, Mapping Machine brushing Ma
chine, Picker, Flock Cutter buster, Press 80 Cast
Iron Plates, "A Sheet Iron Plates, Cloth Wnder
Enquire al the Fac ,ory, Of AMOS EARLE OF at Null
berry Grove, Of PIINY EARLE
Leicester, March 22j, 1851. mg.22 dwistf
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UMNER ARRANGEMENTS and after AR. Z, 1875
TRAINS

Leave Providence at us and ll30 am and $50 pm
Leave Worcester As and ii am. and pm.
TRAINS CONNECT at Woonsoeket with coaches for
Milford and Mendon; At Miilvle with coaches for Sla
tersvile; AT Whits with coaches for East Douglas and
Whtrsville at Farnums with coaches for Grafton Cei
n. E. Village and Upton Worcester with trains fer
Western R. Road and Norwich and w r. R., and Wore
and Nashua R. RI AT Waterford with trains of Norfolk
County Railroad for and from Boston, Dedham &C.
The 7.l5 train from Providence, Worcester
with the Express train for New York. and the
dationtrain for Albany, which leaves Worcester $50
A.. NJ.
Passengers by the $50 NJ train from Providence
arrive at Springieldthe evening.
The H. 30 train from Providence at Worcester
with the Express train for New York which leaves Wor
cester at p NJ
The IL AM train fromW connects Providence
with trains for Boston, Taunton, Fall River NJ Bedford
Als0 with Steamboats, for Fall River and Newport.
The m. train from Worcester connects Providence
with the Boston and N Y Steamboat train for New York.
EEB TIE 7.45 and IL Am. trains do stop Hamlet.
o. The $50 and p. M. trains do stop Ashton
Hamlet. ISAAC II SOUTHWICK, Snpt.
Providence, APR. ], 1851. aDr5-lwtf
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HAIR tlOti, oI tn6 lateSL designs, ana superior
Workmanship; Centre Tables and Side Tables with or
without Marble tops Iarbe Pier Slabs and Brackets,
French Mirrors in rich gift rames and every other article
appertaining TO well furnished Drawing Painted
Chamber sets French Beasieas; Marble Top Dire sing
Bureaus Marble Top Washstands Sinks: Gard Tables;
WhatNots Hat Stands Antique and Fancy Chairs
Portable Desks Book Cases together with large as
sortment of medium and low-priced Furniture made in
thorough and substantiamnner Painted Window Shades
and Fixtures Palm Leaf sxd Hnsk Mattresses Looking
Glasses; Looking Glass Plate and every article usually
found in the most extensive Furniture Ware Rooms Best
Hair Mattresses, of manufacture always on hand
Upholstery Goods hand and Upholstery work done or
repaired Furniture repaired Pulpit Furniture and Pew
Cushions furnished to order Office and Counting Room
Desks Show Gases Book Cases and all kinds descrp
tons OF Furniture made 10 order, of good material, an
warranted give satisfaction Mahogany Board and We
neers always on hand and for sale In short
ton to make this establishment Ill that the City vicinity
desire, in order 10 urn sh their dwellings, in ashonab
and suitable manner, and at reasonable prices.
N. Having purchased the ex usive light ofTinklev
Patent Elastic Botamed Bedseads Tor the County of Wor
cste and having tested by The sale Of upwards 1000 The
year, coniidenay recommend as the best Bed
stead now in ard only need be to be
universally adopted
maI24d TABER &, LAWRENCE.
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THREAD STORE

.s-a KID, SILK. Isle. Il COTTON GIOvEa 49,.
M SPRING 4 SUMNER HOSIERY, a YARNS.
NUS ms, LACES & EDGlNC5 n
ENBRoIDERlES, VEIL 60
'I'oOETuER with an assort nent Of Fancy Goods and
L Small Wares usual to Thread nto es.
Aso-Frock Prints, White Good. L,nrns P;anre,s -
Domcstics. = 1879 ""'N
The successful" One Price" system strictly adhered 10
ap7-dwctf JOSEPH A. HON LAND, SD Mar =, ~
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WoB cEsTER DYE HOUSE.

MOULD remind the public that he continues the bust
ness OF Dyeng and Finishing Cotton Linen silk and
ooieh eeGs 1T short notice. and il the best mnner al
NJ Dye rouse on Central street lie likewise gives paiic-
uidf attention TO Cleansing lice ShaWs Cloaks and Gar
ments in general.
Mr. Adams would return thanks those who have so
literally paironzed him in past, and would say that
me experience he has had for than thirty wears past
warrants him in saying that all work entrusted 10 him
shall be done WELL if not better than any other es-
in the state, and at prices low as the low
est. share of patronage is solicited.
Worcester, March !, 1851. marEd9n
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FASHIONABLE
T TT RE WAR. FR00MS.

q n I = . he " n k q h q y II s,
The subscribers having ENLARGED their
Rooms, No. Mai-a street, opposite
the Central Exchange, (np stairs have stocked
s.-, them with rich and elegant assortment of
s~N Furniture ofthe latest styles. Drawing rooms
II furnished in Rose Wood, Black Walnut or
Y Mahogany, upholstered in Plnsh, Damask or
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-08-07


A New REMEDY IN DiARRHEA, CHoL.
FRA INFANTUM AND CHobERA MoRBUs.--
We have the following recipe, says the
Tribune. from the Professor Of Chsmis-
try in the New Yak Hospital:
81 would wish through the medium Of
your paper, to give publicity In the fact.
that | have seen instant relief given In
cases of diarrhea. by the use of hydro
sulphuric acid, a tea spoonful Of ssiu-
rated solution being mixed with four
times its bulk Of water. Also in o case of
chulera infantum, in which the child was
very much reduced. and the stomach in
an extreme state Of irri'ability, 80 that
nothing would be retained, this remedy
was administered with ease, and the child
Immediately improved. and has since re :.
covered Believing that this is new
remedy. and that there is no reason to ap-
prelepd any effects where it does not
produce cure and believing that il has
some specific effect in counteracling tho
cause, and Immediately arresling the dis
ease, | am, yours respectfully.
LAURENCE REID"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-08-07

INTRODUCTION OF WOMEN INTO THE
MEDIcAN PRoFEssIoN-This idea seems
20 be making rapid progress throughout
the country. In the August number of
Godey's Lady's Book, Mrs. Sarah Jane
Hale, the editor, has taken up the sub
ject in earnest. "There are," she writes,
"a few self evident propositions, aud it
would be questioning the common sense
of mankind to doubt the general belief on
these points. One is. that women are by
nature better qualified than men to take
charge Of the sick and suffering; second.
that mothers should know the best me ans
of preserving the health of their children;
and third point is. that female physi-
clans are the proper attendants for thei
own sex in the hour of sorrow"
In speaking of the exclusion Of female
from the profession, she says. ITO thi
practice, and consequently. to the in
creased ignorance and helplessness c
women, as regards their own diseases
and their chiIdren's well-being. we be
lieve is, in great measure, to be attrib
uted the increased aud increasing consti
tutional i'll health of the American peo
ple." She notices particularly the move
ment in Boston, quotes from the Legisa
tive Report in favor of the Institution
there, and introduces an extract from Mr.
Gregory's Letter to Ladies, in favor oI
Female Physicians for their own SEX
1t ought, she says, to be circulated thro'
out the Union.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-08-07

IMPROVEMENTS IN THE USEFUL AIRS.
Venitian blinds of cast iron have been
introduced in London according to the
Mechanics Magazine. A Mr.. Burt. of
that city, makes laths Of iron or meta,
embossed. corrugated or simply curved
perforated, and painted or japanued, &C.
cording to taste. He also claims an ar
rangement for raising and lowering such
blinds, and preserving the parallelsm Of
the laths, without the multiplicity of cords
generally employed. Some of our me-
Chanics may receive useful hint from the
statement of this fact. s,.s.
We see by the scientific American, that
Mr.. L. A. Cough, of Harlaem, has invit.
ed and is now applying new improve
ment in architecture. This is ornamen.
tai cast iron put on the front of a house
like veneering or cabinet work. The
castings are made in the plates aud puI
on by permanent elastic cement, which
allows for the expansion and contraction
Of the metal. The plates can be sand
grained after they are put on, and house
can, at but little extra expense, be orna
mented by this improvement, with all thu
bellishments of the scroll and friezt
mouldings, to rival the most ornate sculp
turing Of the Grecian and Italian schools
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-08-07

A Bull SroRY.-Looking over Har-
per's Guide Book to the Erie Railroad,
We encountered the. following story,
which may have some suggestive interest
for our Railroad friends;
- What chaptsr of fun and fury might
be found in the legal history ofa road,
growing out Of the delicate question oL
sigM ~ agG3 What sudden rises " the
vaiue Of graveIiy or DOGGY fats occur, as
soon as such choice territories are threat
ened with destruction by the appearance
Of the railroad. Proprietors quite viii
ling few days before to give away eve.
ry other acre of their darling bogs and
gravel, banks, suddenly become afraid Of
selling them too cheap. aud ask the pri'
ces Of San Francisco town lots! They
ask thousands aud get hundreds; and
though their sales makes them comforta-
. ble for life, many remain sworn enemies
to the very road that enriches them! If
the land agents Of the company would on.
" publish their diaries. they would excel
in iuu, just as the Diary of Physician
does in tragic interest. Aud while on
the subject Of right Of way, listen fellow
traveller, to this odd illustration Of it, that
occurred during the first survey Of the
road, near Monroe. While the engineers
were running line in that quarter. one
Of these landed gentry refused them per-
mission to effect their purpose, through a
certain field of his. They did not notice
his warning or his threats, but one morn
ing, Just as they had assembled with thei
tools on the forbidden ground, fero
cious bull rushed upon them, roaring like
one of his Bashan progenitors. with tai
erect and head lowered ia very threat
ening manner. The farmer had placed
him there in ambush the night before, ant
now stood near. watching the issue cfth'
conflict. A very short surrey of the ami
NAL was needed by the engineers, VIII
forthwith "YGs l,Re" to the fence wit
unexampled directness and dispatch
The bull, thus left master Of the field, a
mused himself with a stampede anon
the deserted instruments. A parIey wa
then held. and the professionals declaI
cd that il the bull was not removed. the
would shoot him; and some shooting
rons being soon produced for the purpose
the farmer gave in, and the bull was tai
on out. 1t eeemed, however, that the al
imal fed fat the ancient erudge" he boz
the profession. for when the first locomC
4ive appeared on the scene of his defea
he lay in ambuscade for the unconscio,
engine, and. rushing toward it, they mi
in full career, and his bullship was col
verted into fresh beef on the spot!
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-08-07


GREAT INvENrIoN.-A Ne0 Planning
Machine.-The Albany Argus describes
a newly invented machine for planning
wood. which is now in operation in that
city and says:
A satisfactory idea ofthe invention can
only be formed by seeing it at work.
Though simple in its construction, and
easily comprehended at glance, it is diff
ficult to convey clear understanding Of
the modEs operandi on paper, 1t will be
sufficient, perhaps, to say, that nothing
heretofore invented approaches it, either
in respect to the speed with which it does
its work. or the accuracy of surface and
finish which it gives to everything and
anything which passes through it, in the
shape ofa plank or board. A rough board
placed within its vortex comes out as g.
ven and polished as a mirror, to the tune
of l0S feet in a minute and this with
out driving the machine. Its maximum
capacity is double and even treble this
speed-and the greater the power and ra
pidity of the working. the more perfec
is its execution. We can we'll believe
that it will turn out work at the rate o
200 and even 300 feet per minute-or a
fast as it can be fed.
In this respect it outstrips the fanou
Woodwork invention. and promises t.
supersede it entirely. The maximum
capacity ofthat machine, we are told, i
80 to 40 feet per minute. ".
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-08-07

TERRIBLE TRAGEDY.-We received
yesterday the following slip from Mr..
Sharp, deputy clerk of the Montgomery
circuit court, giving information of
most horrible murder perpetrated in that
county.-Pal. EMo. Wig.
1--WE have German in prison, guilty
of the murder of young lady, whom he
loved. Briefly the circumstances are
these: The prisoner was servant in the
family of Mr.. Schoten. and became en-
amored of his daughter. He declared
before, as the testimony shows, that he
intended to make declaration of his
love, and if not received, shoot the lady.
He made his declaration uf love-the
lady Indignantly repulsed him. He went
and got a double barrelled gun. came in
TO the house where the lady and mother
we're, told her he had present for her
pointing to the gun. She said, you are
not going to shnot. surely, He replied,
am-6riug one barrel, and afterwards the
other, the loads taking effect in the head
scattering her brains ell over the room
The young lady was beautiful and ac'
complshed. The prisoner made an at
tempt to kill hlmself He is quite young
and very innocent looking fellow"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-08-07

vrNToN CLUBs.-We trust the young
Wings ofoUr county. may follow the SPir,,
tied example set us in Pennsylvania, and
for Gubernatorial Clubs. There is, a.
mong tho younger Wings ofChillicothe,
for example. the material for talented,
influential Club. strong enough to ex.
tend into the neighboriug shires. and
break the back of Locofocoism. What
say you, men, to the organization of Vim
TON CLUB, No. 1, and bring the old Gal
liza Chieftain hitherward to address ouT
citizensl-Sci. Gar.
The same may be said Of the young
Wings and to the young Wings, in evry
township in Old Fairfield. What say
you, young Whigsl Let us go to work
in earnest.