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Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-04

ASSAULT AND STABBISG,-Yesterday man
named Joseph Hayward, of Southbridge, was arrested
IN this city for an assault upou Mr. Lapham of Bnrril
File' Master Carpenter who is engaged in the erec.
ton OF the large Stone Machine Shop, upon South
bridge street. The facts elected in the examination
which was had before Justice Green, were that
Hayward had formerly been in the employ of Lapham
and upon settlement made in 1876 Hayward claimed
tha' Lapham owed him some fifty sixty dollars, and
yesterday he made demand upon him for that sum
Lapham denied all knowledge Of him at first, and in
sisted that he did not owe him any thing and refused 10
pay Hard words easued upon both sides, and finally
Lapham seized him by the and attempted to put
him out Of the building. As he did so Hayward drew
a jack knife and stabbed Iapham. Fortunately the
blade struck the ninth rib which prevented it from en-
terng the body, and the wound is not a severe one.
In default of bail in 81 900 Hayward was committed
to Jail.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-04

SUCCESSFUL Revolutions IN MExIco.-Nem
OT' ms Septeml er. 20 9h-The steams ip Yacht as
~ tilFeu u WIN mp ant news from NorILern Mexico.
Ide revolution thus far has proved successful. Il COM
menced a; Cam1go where the insurgents attacked the
eNicans, and were victorious, having taken the town
oy IS orm, " th loss by Mexicans of sixty.
81 ne Government troops entrenched in church,
WIN artillery. The Revoutioniss are commanded BY
TeXians ''''-7 VI
At last accounts they were marching on Matamoras
and Reynosa. Gen. Avaos, who is at Matamoras. has
only 300 troops he had made requsiton on the city
Tor ZOO, but the city refused to raise single man.
lamplco and vicinity is IN the hands Of the insur-
gents
The people of Malamoras are quieliey waiting the
arrival Of the insurgenl army.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-04

HORTICULTURAL SoCIETY.-For some years
past, we have interested ourselves much in the suc
cess OF this Society, and have uniformly published all
their reports, however long, both in the Daily and
Weekly Spy, even when other papers have refused
to publish them. We should continue to do so, were
the same courtesy and fairness extended to US that is
to others, and that has heretofore been. so far as we
are informed, to all the papers. But this year they
nave not been offered in season for US to publish
lnein simultaneous with Others, except the Fruit
Report which we obtained throegh the courtesy of
one OF the Committee. We cannot consent under
the circumstances to publish the other reports, after
ney nave been published and circulated by others,
but must refer such of our readers as desire to see
them' to the obs cure print, where those who have
the control of the matter, have for purposes which
they probably understand chosen 10 put them.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-04

every pain, and anticipate thal there will soon be
found counteractng remedy, if not for the bad moral
influence of Boston upon her citizens, least for the
bad influence Of Boston upon the State. One oIher
wear f ..the Coalition" s.the Coalition, the Coa-
ton, will, hope, give occasion to the -AHas, il 1t
then sees it be for lis interest, thank God that
Massachusetts does not stoop 50 low he in
great conuolIed bya clique of rich bunker
wings. The vote of the State ia November will he
the death knell Of State street domination over the
rights and Liberties Of the seemen Of Old Massachu
sets
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-04

RECIPE FOR COARSE WHEAT BREAD.-To one
pint of milk and two Of hot and teaspoonul of
SALT add fine -four sufficient to form thin batter
Let this be kept in kettle of water at blood heat and
it will rise in four or five hours. When risen to
froth add teaspoonlul of saeraus and coarse wheat
till it is stiff can be stirred with a common iron
spoon,pu it in buttered pans and it warm place
to rise again, (Which will require from twenty to thirty
miuutes) Bake In an oven with moderate heat an
hour and half.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-04

. No trader who visits Boston for the purpose Of
making his Fall purchases of Clothing, should omit
calling at the wholesale rooms of Whiting, Kehoe &,
GallouPe. Their stock is manufactured expressly
for New England trade, and there is scarcely town
in the New England States which is not supplied
from their establishment,
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-04

The SYRACUSE SLAVE HuNT.-The Syracuse
Daily Standard (Democratic) of Oct ID, in describing
the rescue ofthe slave "Jerry'' says "The immense
crowd of people, amounting to 10000, dashed down
the doors ofthe police Office and carried the fugitive
who was placed in a carriage and set at liberty. The
pe2pie Of Syracuse hare sh9'ca Themselves friends Of
Freedom. Daniel Webster's prophecy has been full
flled-oyer the left.
Some Of our readers will doubtless remember that in
one Of his speeches. made his tour last Sum-
mer, Mr.. Webster sneerngy alluded the proceedings
of an anti Slavery convention in Syracuse and proh-
esed that Syracuse would be prompt in the recapture
OF fugitive slaves, whenever their delivery de-
manded
Daniel has probably learned by this time that nothing
| is easier than for him to be mistaken.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-04

Mr.. BARNUM AND THE EMPEROR CF Rus
sIA.-These two personages have taken hold of the
the Fire Annihilator, and if under their Joint patron
age, does not succeed, there is no virtue in mutual
effort. The Emperor has sent for Mr. Phillips, the
inventor, to set up an establishment in Russia for
the manufacture of Annihilators grand SCALE
Barpum has undertaken the same thing here without
the presence of the inventor This is fair division
for Barnum alone is about equal to the Emperor and
Mr.. Phillips
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-04

In Leominster, the Sd inst, Sarah A. wi e Of GEE
Wilder, Of this city aged 90. Funeral service from
residence OF her father, in Leomnsfer, Sunday.
u'clock p. NJ. Relations and friends are invited t.
present.
In this city, Oct 8. Rebecca lane, daughter Of saml
and Medelia &. Osgood, yrs, mo. - days. Fme
sabbath aternoon O'Clock at their residence, Hac
street. Friends re invited TO attend.
In Shrewsbury, Oct /, Mrs. Martha, wife Of John
Cummings, aged r.
In Boylston, Sept. 22d, Joel Brown, aged 81.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-04

OLD WoRcEsTDR CoUNTY.-The Worcester
cheering terms of the Wing prospects in Worcester
County. We received, yesterday, letter from one Of
the most intelligent Wings in the north part OF the
county, in which he says, "the Wings Of old Worces-
ter County in batter spirits than now. Win
throp will get strong vote here" The fire is spread
ing.
We find the above in the Boston Atlas of Friday,
and take this opportunity to caution cotempmary
against giving too much credence to what he reads in
huuker newspapers, or in letters from ''inteigent
Wings" In ls48, according to such testimony,
Worcester County to go TOR Old Zack ,cth rush,
but when the returns footed up they showed that
the ''rush'' was all the other way.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-04

From MExIoo.-The cabinet all resigned on the
"a Sept, and the country in terrible condition.
be convention of the governors of the different states
called for the purpose Of deysing means for the
relief o difficulties, met and, without taking any de-
cslye action the sui ect adjourned, causing great
dissaslaction The battle Camargo between the
government troops aud the revoluonists took lpace on
the 18Th, and lasted eighteen hours. Government
Troops lost sixty killed and wounded, among whom
General Morales, and three other officers killed.
tie forces cl Carabyl sustained no s. whatever.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-04

few days since some workmen were digging in a
sort of bog a small stream in the town of Green.
Sussex Co., N. j.. came upon the bones of some enor
nous animal. After deal of labor they succeeded in
exhum'ng tusk measuring ten fee. in length, and
weighing l65 lbs; some teeth weighing over lbs.
each, 10 inches long, and % in circumlerance and
leg or shin bone, measuring feet inches from the
et-lock joint to the knee
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-04
Rare Chance.
TO AGUERREG rVPERS.

mum c,.l- 49, :. = - = ! 4 = Il ~
count of i'll health, offers his business on account
i'll health, offers his splended Daguerrean Gallery. an
great bargain to any wishing travel III that hnsiu
This gallery has been visited by great many operao,
and acknowl dyed by them to be the best arrapged 6
light ana convenience OF any known Ii is "a fet long
q II wide and was built by NJ. T. Breck of VI orcessteT
For further particulars inquire OF the proprietor at Gar
ner, entre Mass, where the property may be seen.
+. P. MARCY.
Gariue~ Centre Oct g. 1851 d3y,A yS5u,'o9
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-04

MONETARY AFFAIRs-Money is a shafe ea>ie cu
mand ans, bu quite stringent in paper negolimi
from Is a Is psrctnt Heavy payments mature Sai
day ana very tight day il anticipated; bit it IS
Likely that the pepar4iiuns row m8kng IN advance v
Bank dividends n, nday, ought give some reliei
the money market
Sc eral failuress have been reported to-day. One
Broker at Tie stock Roard, and one of firm in the ha
business. lar-e carpet dealer also suspended-
Journal
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-04

SUDDEN DEATH.-Dr. Allen Potter, Jr, died
very suddenly on Friday last at the residence of his
father. in Blackstone. In the forenoon of that day
he complained of feeling upwsll, and went to his
chamber and laid down At noon he was called 10
dinner, but not answering, his father proceeded to
to MS bedside and found him corpse. 1t is though,
he died of disease of the heart
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-04
Messen gers Notice.

WorceSter. s.. October Sd ls
II ON HENRY CPAPIN, Commissioner Of Insoylr
for the County of Worcester has his day issr3
Warrant against tie Estate of Will LIAM T AIfFNI
Oakham, in said County, Boofier, mn nsolvent dear
aud the payment of any debts, or the delivery d
any property belonging to said inSolven debtor to him
for his use, and the transfer of any property by him are
forbidden by law
Inc first meeting Of the creditors of said nsolyen debtor
will be held at Count of Insolvency at the Office of said
Commissioner in Worcester in SAID Comfy on the 2?l
day of October inst. 10 O'clock in the forenoon IA
the proof OF debts and to choose assignee asguees
his Estate 4 DAY nj
o4-d3twt Mes.eorer
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-04
The GUERNSEY TwISs.-A wonderfnl

IHE GUERNSEY TwINs.-A wonderful PRODIGY OF
ure Is now on exhibition at Rochester, n Y 1t is
male twins having distinct bodies, complete in every
part but united bones and flesh each other from the
naval upwards to the OF the head All theit
lHbs and features are perfect except that there are
but three eye lids, the one containing two sepa
and distinct eyes. They have many other pecu
liar characteristics, and altogether are most exraord
nary piodiges of nature.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-04

ENVELOPES FOR THE COMING ELECTION
We understand that million one hundred thou
sand envelopes, to lie used in the coming State cleo
tion have been sent 10 the Town Clerks OF the va
rious towns in the Commonwealth. The number Of
voters according to the returns in the Secretary Of
States office, Is little rising of $50, 900, which
woald give ratio of six envelopes to every voter
Boston IrdU., 2d.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-04

LEVYING WAR.-The latest accounts from Wash
ington make no mention of the issue Of any proclamation
by President Fillm,~e, in regard the gar in Syra.
cuse The Comma .rder in Chief, we suppose is repo.
sing upon the larels in the Shadrach war at Bos
ton last Spring, the Secretary of State is still busy
in Marshfeld, over his chowder pot, and our gallant
little army and navy are, usual, wearing out their
teeth in eating Uucle Sans good provender. "Where
are these things going to end"
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-04

Henry CLAY.-"1he days of this distinguished
man. says the Cleveland Ohio Free Democrat. ,are
drawing to a close. friend from Kentucky las
week informed US that it hardly possible for hin
to return to Washington, and well informed journals ex
press the opinion that Mr.. Clay himself desponds abou
his health, believing that the hour approaches when
he must depart.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-04
FREE SOIL RALLY,

The Free Soil voters of Worcester requested to
meet at the CITY HALL, on SATURDAY LvENING,
October 4h at l-2 o'clock to choose delegates the
Free soil County Convention to be held in this city, on
The 9th s and to hear and upon the Report of the
Committee upon Organization for the coming contest
Per order of the Free Soil City Committee.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-04
Great Sale of Household Furniture
Az Auction.

9 w. SELBY Co, will sell at their Sales Rooms
-. on Saturday afternoon Oct. a. O'clock Housi
mold furniture: consisting part Of Bureaus 10 Bel
steads, Fea her Beds, Mattresses, Bed Clohng Din
ing Tables, 6 Cooking Stoves, Parlor Stoves 3 OhFC
Stoves Il Looking GLASSES Clocks 60 ane Seat Chairs
% Nood seat do Rocking Chairs. Carpets. rocker,
Glass and Tin Ware Dressing fables. ash-stands Tub
Pals, Oil 10th. Lamps, Chdren's Cribs, Kitchen fnritl
and great variety of articles not ehuu Grated
Also Horse, Harnesses and Wagon, Melodeon, Sett
Is feet long, made for a Shoe Store.
o4-dlt S. w. SELBY a Co Aucts
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-04

Yankee hgmmty.-Among ingenious men, the Yam
KEGS have established themselves at the head Of the
class. Brother Jonathan at the Worlds Fair in Lon
don has astonshed John Bull with his reqpRg machine;
has beat all his boatnan, and sold him his boat, has
frightened him with his rcuotang pistols; and has
picked the look his banks and thus compelled old
gentleman 10 ask Jonathan to tasten the door hmsey-
Worcester Palqdinm.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-04

DIR. j. C1awsOn X elIey of New York. ANA
LHIlCAL r HSIC1AN, will be in tendance his Of
hce ON he corner of Mechanic and Church Streets MON
DAY and TUESDAY, October 9th and 7th, for the pur-
pose of consulting with his PATIENTS and all Others desr-
Gus OF advising with him upon diseases of the lungs liver
Kidneys spleen heart and the symptoms characteristic of
these complaints called Dyspepsia, Rheumatisr Dropsv
Neuralgia Debility, PalpaliOn, Nnmbness &C d. La
dies and Gentlemen invited CALL charge for con-
fuita'Ion' sept30w ld6t
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-04

AUCTION SALE.-Persons in want of Household
Furniture, OF almost any kind, referred to the
advertisement of Howe g. Putnam, in another col
umn The sale takes place at l IL o'clock this af-
ernoOn.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-04

Household Furniture at Auction !

How, PUTNAM q Co, Will sell at their sales Rod
1 Il this Saturday afternoon, i o'clock, large
OF Furniture, consisting in part of, 4 Bureaus. C.
Table, Common Tables, LADIES' Mahogany Sew
Chairs Toilets. Dressing Tables Stands, b, st adj
Mattresses Cot Beds; Cooking stoves Palor and OF
do, Bird Cages Clocks, 10 pairs OIL Curlans Taa
Cutlery, pair Clamps, Cane and " ood seat Chairs,
Also Buggy wagon. "a II
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-04

-5f-A writer in the New York Tribune, defend
Ing the Boomers from some structures by Mrs. Swiss
helm, says that it has been revealed, that woman
s a lorked animal, and not what she seems to be. a
churn upon castors.'
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-04

Particular NOtice.-GEO. ADAMS would respect
uy announce to his friends and the public that the m
talon OF his engagement with MIR. CHAPIN, of "a aldo
Block having EXPIRED he has taken suit Of Rooms in
Brey Row. over The Citizens Bank and directly opposite
the American House. where an those are capable Of
approaching fine Daguerreoy pes are invited TO call Mr.
AS Rooms are very easy oil access spacious and ed up
WIN every convenience to produce good miniatures The
room or his skylieht will be of a size suitable making
| a group Of 40 persOns one Mate sen2Q ll l,r
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-04
ALBERT CLARKE,

4 Nd dealer in Drugs, Medicines, Fernmery Cbemicalt
4, 4 BUSHES Fancy Articles, and Old Havana Cigaf
ny scias supplied with Medicines at Boston price
Prescriptions Carefully prepared
j. lhe cellar nl the establishment is appropriated to
fhills Olis Narnshes, Fluid and Camphene which in
quality and price intended expressl, To- suit
@42 Main sueet, cCrrer Pleasant street, Worcester
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-04

TwENTY-FoUR BILLS FOR TREAsoN-Phil-
adeephia, Oct 3d-The Grand Jury of the u. 5.
District Court, in at IL O'Clock this morning,
and presented true bills for treason against twenty
four persons, charged with participating in the Chris
tiana riots
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-04

= The Atlas styles the Ballot Law, the ''Snsaking
Ballot Law" Well, the Atlas 10 acquainted with the
character Of the ballots which its own party will cast
and it ought to be thankful the Legislature for giving
IN i-Webster Wings an opportunity sneak Web ter
Alnaicqn.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-04

% Rev. VIM. Creighton, who has been elected
Provisional Bishop of the Diocese of New York, in
place of the suspended Bishop Onderdonk, belongs
to the High Church party, but the Journal of Com
merce SAYS he is not Puseye
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-04

Hat Jor the President Fillmore on his late
visit to Boston, presented With rich and beauti
iu "tlle" by Mr. Isaac Lothrop.-Nelo Bedford Stan
dard.
Better title than b1ck, which some of the dignita-
res sport, during the Harbor excursion.
L00ell American.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-04

The SYRACUSE PLATFORM There has been q
god deal said in the newspapers about the "Syacse
platform" that was laid down by the respective par
ties Of New York, in that city last Summer What.
ever may be said of the platform as WHOLE we think
there can be question, that the single plank with
which the friends OF freedom and constitutional law beat
down the door Of the prison in which Jerry was con-
fined, was made Of most unconpromising' stuff.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-04

Hon. George Bancr,it has given notice of his in.
tentlon to make Newprt his residence. He is build
ing handsome housein pleasant part of thetown
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-04

The Institute oftheBnd at Louisville Kv
burnt on the evening Of the Both ult. Loss about
$4,000.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-04

About $4,000 haY been subscribed in CaIais
Me'' toward procurinti steamer to lun to Boston
and back. The plans likely to succeed
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-04
A Rare Chance.

lE Subscriber offers for sale his entire STOCK of TOYS
aud Fancy Goods The stock is wen selected and in
gu"d ofder TO any one wishing 90 business in this
clty, the above offers opportunity The sand has
Deeh occupied for the above business for II years and
goou run OF custom. lease of the store can be had
frr particulars call on G.. 5 ELLIS,
liz MALL street, O3dltaW3W
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-04
hnnles.

1S0 Barrels Superior Winter APPLES. Of Gre--,
IO' Baldwins, r. Russetts, Piprn> Russo s',
mains, Talman SweetiDss, &c. Fer sale low, by
WIN. c. CAPBy
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-04

AT Monticello, N. Y, w. r. Palmer has been
convicted of the murder ofhls BROTHER and sentenced
to be hanged Nov 90
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-04

y "'S h"PPE 10 teaIh llat lile FeOF oil lhe aFItsl
OF one OF our townsmen implicated in the rescue
originated IN a niisapPrehension, and is incorrect.
Syracuse, Oct. ., 1851.
/ FRIEND EARLE:
In my last letter informed you, that report said
the trial ofhe fugitive was TO be renewed at ), pm
Oct. l. The report was correct The trial was
commenced at that hour, but soon ajourned to thi.
morning. At about 8,l5 last evening, the crowd
which was immense, in front of the police court
room, made an attack upon the two front doors.
about half of whichwere glass; and soon removed all
obstacles to their entrance to the court room the in
mates ofwhich, soon disappeared in all directions.
One, have been crediLly informed, leaped out Of
side window, about Is feet to the tow path. of the
canal, and escaped. l was informed by friend,
that 1t was the kidnapper himself. should Judge
from the feeling manifested by the crowd, that his
escape was fortunate for him. The next move by
the crowd, was, to push into small bac, room. FIVE
by twelve or fifteen feet in which the fugitive was
confined. The entrance to that room was by A
small door, which was guarded by an officer, with
pistols As the crowd rushed for the door, the officer
tired four pistol sho into the mob, which for
moment arrested their progress Friends good and
trae, were on the platform, TO see what was going
en-. After the pistols had been fred, the door
OF the little room, closed by the oficerssnside
The mob then rushed for that, with their IRON bars
axes, cart stakes, &c, and soon demolished, door,
and ceiling, until they effected an entrance They
then rushed in, took the fugitive; who had irons on
his hands, and whose legs were confined by rope;
and brought him out amid the defining, cheers and
shouts of the thousands, who were congregated in
front of the building As soon as he was in the street,
the thFong gathered round, and conducted hin. amid
waving of hats, &c, about half mile, put him into
carriage, amid the immense lhrong, the road was
cleared, and the noble horse, started off upon the
Jump, and in less than 10 seconds was out of sight,
followed by the shouts and cheers of the immense
hrong, which continued for nearly half an hour after
As yet have been unable 10 learn, that any person
has been seriously injured. wrote you last even
ing, that the military had been called out They
were, but were soon dismissed by the commander.
who said they aught not TO have been ordered out,
except in case ofa riot
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-04
STAYED.

IRON the Subscriber, the 2i instant. Cosse't Si.
/ one old one, and Two lambs Whoever will leturs
81 ee to me. or give any information where they rr
found, shall be suitably rewarded.
o4-d3t ANDREW d. Hon
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-04
Free Soil Nominations.
FREE soIL COUNTY CONVENTION.

The Free Soil Democracy of Worcester County WI
meet in convention by their delegates IN The CITY Hail. al
Worcester en- TIL URSDAH, the 9Th day OF october next
At 10 e.clocS A. NJ. Each will send delegates upol
the basis OF three for each representative theY aie entitled
TO in the General Court.
Per order oI the County Committee
CHARLES WHITE, Chairman
Worcester, September %, ISL
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-04
Burditt's OliagenOus Medic

burdltt's OIagenOus Medicated COmpOund
FOR s0ening, ceanses, beautyiug anu preserving The
mar iAs artIcle has proved itself to be the best one
Ill use or te ABOVE purposes, and is arened TO COZ tain
t.Iss INJURIOUS 10 the hair BY the use Of you Will
prevent i7 hair from falling OF and your head will be free
from all dandTufisI scur youl hair is dry ami rJ
it will become soft and silky ~ -
~ Sold by L. T. LAZELL, Druggist, POI Main st.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-04

Miss sallie Ward, late Mrs. Lawrence, was mar
red, the lst. ins at the residence Of her father,
at Louisville, TO DR.. =. Hunt.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-04
Q be Dailp 5pp.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER :. 1851.

u Advertisers wishing to have their advertisements ap
ear the next day viii please send in early IN the day as
possible Also those wishing to insert advertisements III
t Weekly, should send in as early as Monday noon
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-04

70 John Schoulerprother of the editor of tho
Boston Atlas, has con out for tho free soil partv
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-04
New Styles Of Clothing, for the Fall and
Winter TTade.

WARDEN DUDLEY, No 4, Merchants Row. have
W constantly on hand, large and extensive assorI
heh OF ready made clohng manufactured by us expIes
ly or the city and country rade
Also, IA large stock of Genemens furnishing goods i'm
ported and manuihc ured expressly for our safes
Cal ana INSPECT beture purchasing elsewhere.
WARDEN IL DUDLEY.
central Clothes Ware House No. 4, Merchants Row.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-04
MARRIED.
DIED,

In this citv, Sd instant by lev E Smalley, Ephrai
Wesson, to Betsy Reed. boIh Of Worcester
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-04
Under.shirts and nramnre

A Full stock of Gents silk, Merno and Lambs Woo
Z shirts and Drawers. Also, Ladies' and Childrens
ONpEk-NEsTs OF every description, may be had at
octl CAAMBERLIN cos.