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The New York herald., 1851-09-06

~ ~, TAlsCDif CO., IS SOUTH STHhEr.
pssiry ars,u tr any amouns raysHs ,Lfegsae.s
Red star Line the swaiov Tail Line, tie Dssratio lins
ana Line 81 LvtrpcSl pscfes and the Line Loresn
raehts rassske hy sss cf which sips be o1gssa
C20 000 TO LOANAT 5INPsR rENrTNTEarsr
PCVsOOV fnry sum from S2npD 10 50 e'll 90 n. na
and horfsre productive Real Fatse In t Icy attiy 10
9ons y. CoNREf, No . Wal s.., csrncr Of Bf5aa.
A YOUNG NAN. Pos,EssED or SEQ CASE HAyIxG
"A aeood kncvledge of ths Book Periodical and Stationery
business viii tnd an eligible partner witt taAr amount
cfcaral or more Required. BY caiina 81 No. %
NeeA street ea Cena or eny evening during the week
CPrcIAL NOTICE $40 rs WANTED IMMEDIATELY.
W Tor sh<Et time. for waich large hon ~il ven
and seeur en- inrnture which will hrsS s. 90 Under The
tos,a in the y q desired Address Res Herald on
or Broadway Poet oGce.
CAsH ADVANCE snco-FaOm 500 Up
Owsres on ccnagrnent and storage Of
rally; diamcnts gold sad syervare. grccetsL usarfAc
tutet focd IN or cut Custom House. and all other
sont rerty mot reasonable tsrns Spanish Trsseh
feruguee, ard fRrlrh spoke translated snd scfres-
porded. tVrt tlis ent and keep H. please
Z. n HOWES ~ NAssau street. frsnt once.
7 SuisIANA, ALABAMA, MISSISSIPPI AND rExAs
II Freight Parcels. 6e.. forwarded BY ADAss . css
New Orleans Express.
COLLECTIONS IN NEW ORLEANS AND NoBfLE.
~ made BY ADAMS Co.'S New Orleans ssa se~se ~
press.
nRArTs on NLT ORLEANS FOR SAL. Ar NO 10
~ wall street, ADAMss Co.'S New Orleans Esrress.
IMPRESS TO NEW oRtEANs.-ADAxs q co. s
Il wall street. despatch express bJ every Se~ oreass
steamer
The New York herald., 1851-09-06

y, LAND SOCIETY, CONVENTION HALL. 10
wooster street, between Houston ana Bgtckef1he
REGULAR will be held AZ the above Hall Mon
Nt eNtnihH nctt sertembcr = ct o'clock. full attend
sa. rttltrs Necessary ss busintss OF much import
viii lave to Be acted The new maps will b. is-
uituttd. las UtfxIEy VI, pvesif.nt
CHAs. KRIS, Secretary - ~ '"
The New York herald., 1851-09-06

rIN0 BE SOLD-TBE CELEBRATED COLLECTION OF
anaiomica physiological, and pathological prepara-
tions in Of the late Sigpor 5arti exhibition
the Society Library ho;ms No. $40 Broadway Now York
city will be sold 1T Public Auction at the above
Monday September 18th 1851 at IL o'clock NJ For
SALE apply In person, OF by letter postpaid, 20
MOSES b. MACLAY
Attorney and Counsellor at Law, No. . Nassau ST.
The New York herald., 1851-09-06

CuERwooD F1TZoFRALD'S "PuGsIX'-TUE
- ohiy proof aud dry safWarranted 20 resist
willis, els any other ssf,s consumed. hatt
mace burned entirely through two Salsmsrar ssfes
three hours, had this SAFE. Every
erirtoD of Loeb furnished Osice No. "a Wall street.
The New York herald., 1851-09-06
THE TURF.

TTNION COURSE, L. I-TROrTING.-PURsE AND
~ sweepstake-4 000-ruesday, September 9, 3o'elock
NJ purse and stake Of $3.50 each 70 come on on the
the turf Mile heats best three in Eve. TO harness. Nc
Lsughlin enters b. Pelham o. Dimmiek enters g. Jack
Rossiter j. D. McMann enters q. Vermont. The cars
viii leave South Ferry Brooklyn, for the Course At
o'clock. p ~, returning when the sports Fare
each way, % cents. JOHN l. sEEDIKER, Proprietor.
The New York herald., 1851-09-06

ELUr1Ioss or lee skIy. SALT RuErv. TrcE.
on the face aIntc" ,clra. eryspsl etc &C RI var -
sulphur trd Iodine Ia'bs. Nc. Great Joae. f.rs are
hirhly rsSomm tdci. Ny the ~ fu phytars
modal agent in She above iui riaisis
The New York herald., 1851-09-06

uCTION SALE or HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FUR
"A niture On Monday Sth inst. at 10 o'clock at the
near PIKE street win be sold the furniture said house
Bile tep centre and side Tables Chairs Sof Mirrors
ery Kitchen Furniture, &c N. B.-The dwelling part OF
said house will be let to family Of adults Inquire
premises. PETER PARKS, Auctioneer.
The New York herald., 1851-09-06

noORs! D0ORSl DO0Rs,--N Il. KIMBALL, NO. Sc
~ Beehpan street has hand maker TO order, tho
bos. kndried be found in the eountrya prioee,
IS TO SIS. Also. sash and Binds for Gale cheap
ar eie hear
The New York herald., 1851-09-06

II \. DICKSON, SAN FBANcIsco-pIcKsoN, DE
H. Wolfe Co.. Commission Merchants and General
Agents San Francisco, C1lorni Refer Heeers Wells
sec. Shaw s. Co, san FraHe.co; sessrs. q, J.
Laurie y. NcEysrs Co.. New York; heserr. Baker Nor
rll, hos. Lamb, Botton hessrS. Jao 8 De Wolfe &c.
Liverpool; Chas. Archibald fsq. =. X =, Commercial
Halifax. E.s.
The New York herald., 1851-09-06

psro LET, wTTn rOs 40, IN PRIVATE FAMILY A
tne Location and hogse, tns raror aad eedr?ons
fcr rtnten.n trd wife Cr .Tnee gnp-nen yhcfs ~ tls
comforts 80 bono I'D - go - ARD ~ ~ Jy stft-
fzc set! lg.m Ssstusigh street,.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-12-20

The subscribers ha,. nov and m
tend always To keep on hand, for
w " sale at IT.. most res .unatie prices,
good assortment OF the Bsst Puma fo-fsS
Manufactured IN this country and N France.
They are sole agents for liot-l's patent double
lrnu frrmcd piano forics the most durable and
decidedly the best piano nov 10 use. They ore
peculiarly adsr,,d to the southern or amy damp
climate. there being but very lril" glue m the
body of the piano. consequently ihcf VII re
main much longer IN time thou any Other make
~ the weather ha. 10 effect upon them. The
ease to the iron plnno - independent of the
body and can he easily removed at picasafe.
The tone Is more iuii, rcn. aud mellow innn "a
other pianos. We import The Piey.l d Co.
PARIS Pianos, made expressly 10 our order. ~.
amos Of o. 81, q! rnd : oetay,s, some IN reh
carved c1se-.
Also Mclodeons, srrapIine-. guitars of the
best makers. tioilns. siaiuuc.los, accUrdcptA.
flutes. bluju~, music boxes. and Instruments u
all kinds; guitar. harp, violin. ,loloueelo and
other strings pegs. bridges reeds. finger board,
bow. boW HAIR, tai lieecs. T1sin, &e. Piano
Fort, aud other music published. and music re-
ceit,d rom all the Northern publishers a. soon
a. publ .hed OfurrS from thc country sOAc-
tied aud promptly attended 10. A liberal dis
euuui mace on large orders and TO music
teachers. As the subscribers impor, mos; Of
their yood-. lloy can oil,r better inducements.
to purchasers 10 give diem call beior. pur-
chasing. at Ne eP Camp street, New Orleans
lust Two door. .rou Gt,tjer street,
na6iv TYLER & HEWITT
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-12-20

AZ EARNEST word To- orr sun4-etpErs
We have isw ord, ~ say 10 vur subscri.
hrr- whieh. We trust. wl be received by ALI %,
lh"in ~ the rght spiril--in the spiui of kind.
ness, and real substantial, brothery sympathy.
In short time we have several large debts to
pay TO our paper.inaser aud divers other per-
son---dcbts which we ave sortiaetpd with
The intention of paving honestly and promptly.
and which We know We cas- pay II our -ub-cri.
bcr- PAy us--nittrvisr tre shall ne' he able IN
meet them. There IL now due US from sab.
scrpuon not less than ! iIREE THOUSAND
DOLLARS every cent of which We have hon.
c-tly earned and ought 10 haze and the greater
part oi wAich we must haze IN the next ieW
weeks Ia meet to demands against vs. aud 10
place the paper Ia o prosperous and unemhur-
fcS-cd condition I'm view of These fiet. then
wc would MOST EARNESTLY request every
subscriber VITO owes Us even one DOLLAR
to ri down and good-naturedy enclose It
10 IL m q letter COUGHING that same hitter 10
terms Of Kindness aud sympathy and encnur.
arcment Thai the way 10 do u, friends. and
that's the way to MAKE our hoarts glad, taud
our creditors, top!) Don't Ay ~ pet aud
complain of dun. and order iuc p per d..
continued, er tel the Postmaster to stop I for
you. That wont hrlp the matter my and be.
sides It Is not the way to pay that thou ow.st
And don't give tins careless rcad.ag .ithcr
thinking is uirut for ,h- subscriber and thai
and the othrf but It YOU SNOW YOU owe n,
dollar gard YOU ought to know IT. seas II on to
US at once Tor " thou art the man We need
that dollar badly. ani trust We shall never nave
greater need Of It. MANY Of our subscribers
owe - Sl2, many owe Us S., and 81. and 81
WIZ not every cue 40! them hqGidatc thcir "a.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-12-20
BY JOUN 4. CAMPBELL.


Fourteen Hundred ant 7hiriy Sis Acrcs
of Land 70, 'Haieti,
ZOO ARE in culliya,ior--al fresh lard I,
Nv good negro quarters, all weatheboa'd-
ed e cd cotton gn, pre-s and scr.w-all
new good stables and tribs--ali hewej log.
and -lieded good mule sheds. lot-. etc con
for able hcwci.log dwelling four ruom- and IA
porch in from, good mrai-house. store ruor-,
carnage house, &C.; smith and wood shops,
smith tuo'- farming utensils. 1000 btl- corn.
) stack, fodder. oats, peas, potatoes, &c. a
large stock of cattle and hors std -
geerinr, etc, will be- sold with the place, il de-.
sired by the purchaser, or any pfrt Of the above
named property. SIX never falling springs on
;he premises, and very healthy. Is mile. east
Of Jefferson 3, miles north n Clinton, in
tass county For terms apply 90
JOHN \. CAMPBELL. or to
THOMAS ROPER, on the place.
Jefferson, Texas, Sep. %, 1851 Is U
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-12-20


ti'c Legislature ia admit car young freud J
a. ". E'thErt, 10 Practice law
A hill hu- passed the Senate. and 10 the third
reading IN the House of Representatives, to
aprori'on the old debt Of Harrison county be-
tween Harrison, Pamela, and Up-hur.
bill providing for compensation to owners
Of slaves punished for capital o'l,nccs, is un.
der consideration. Also,
a bill authorizing the several counties If the
State 10 levy special iaXS lof county pufposc...
passed the Sana,e and TO second reading in the
House
a hin allowing assessors and collectors TO
employ deputies
bill to provide for payinr juror tickets out
of the State tax.
bI'i regulating wrIts of error
\ bill approprialng five thousand anllars to
pay The contingent expenses of both Houses OF
the legislature
bill providing mode of changing u prr.
ION, name.
bill making an appropriation for the per.
diem pay aud mileage of the members and of
dcers of the fourth Legislature.
A bill TO provide for the 'ranncribing and
withdrawal of locations Of land certificates,
from the books Of record in The Offices Of coun-
ly or district survey or~, and TO provide ;ur the
rec ord Of such transcript on the books of the
county CLERK -prr-cnt,d by ~ jo Taylor
\ bill to blend together the county courts
and courts pertaining to the estates of deceased
persons
A b.Il 10 regulate proceedings III relation 20
estates Of deceased persons
bill To amend the cslriy Law.
A bill to ailov David Hi 10 construct a.
bridge acro's tle Sabre
4 t,,l TO ia the time for the biennial meeting
/6f the Legislature.
\ ha' authorizing and requiring the Cover
NOT - ''r State Of Texas to appoint an agent
to proceed to Washington city 10 receive the
interest which vii become due on TIE frst day
Of JduuarG, 1882. upon the lisc GHlinns Of doh.
lir- ii1c per cent. stock of Congress, Of Sep
TENDER gi',, 1850, ard received under the " net
relative to tie natmcni Of certain volunteer
companies for sci zee. rendered on the wrs,,r;i
frontier of the S 'r Of Texas, SIT SUM OF
money receivable hy tie" Sptc OF Texas from
the government Of tine United States for the
pa, m.nl of SAID volunteer companies also, an
aren't Ia receive the interest which Viii srcrur
aud become due on the first day of January
1853, upon the sad five million Eve per cent.
stock above mentioned read FIRST time.
Beside, Others too numerous many Of too
little Importance 10 mention.
Mr. Wilson, hom tie committee OF tlle sud-
ciarv, made tie following report
Tie committee on the Judiciary hag, con
,.dcFed thr subject submitted 10 them hy a fes
uluiiun herewith returned, requiring them 10 IA.
qutc u,o he c,pcdirrcy OF amending he
criminal Law 50 4, to abpi ii capital punish.
ment. ard report T., hI or othcr~ I>r and %
majority e sid committee instruct me 10 re-
port thtt they ar, not prepared 10 recommend
such q cour.c. a'd They AK To tc discharged
from lhc further cou,tomiiu rt the subject
4 rc,o,u. ION hl, passed botn llou,es IN
s,ruc,int tbr Committee on tnancr To inquire
into the cSpcdicury OF aboii-hirc direct taxes
10 Tits State.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-12-20

Il Remedy fer the California ftycr--a
TIP to Texas, There are very few II any
case, IN these paris.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-12-20

The ,zetc says ilrur Is selling N Shieye.
port At $40. per bb Tha. Is quite t.llins
of from SIS per bbl, and none for s''e AZ
That"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-12-20

AZ We will not issue the Republican next
week, nor ANYTHING like It : nasmueh as Christ.
mas comes only once a year. We hope how
aver that sc may be able TO resume our iull
size. and that MI I.oughcry may be at the
holm. by the week after
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-12-20

Ir Es-Goycuoa JdSEs (whig) Ia, been
elected / s Senator from Tennessee, IN tn"
place of " l. Tprnev
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-12-20

" II PoNG, of PHnola county, is can
daIAie for Distract Attorney oil the Sixth judi
cial District
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-12-20
erniisu.c.

I.NAI NESrork'S, Weiner.- Canadian, and
! Payne tome Vcrmiluse, for sale by
EVANS SANDERS, u co,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-12-20
JIrfusl>o< SIOTCI..


HEREBY foreWaru al persons from if"---
passing on my lands goa Harrison and fanola
coute-) or from cutting down or carving oi'
timber from lhc same. Ans person Or persors,
thus offending, VIII be- prosecuted to the extent
oi the laW.
EDW ARD SMITH
Nov $. 1851 MAO 5t
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-12-20

PRrAcmyG ~ THE SrgiErs.-- y, Tire rercnt
meeting of the South Chassis Of \cN \osk,
the following resolution Was adopted
Resolved. That in view ot the lucrease Of
hme and the neglect of public worship by mul'
,tu,l,s IN our CITY. 10 committee ui TINS chassis
be appointed TO confer with snc ui the clergy
~ riiay b, advisable, in order 20 make arrange
mcnt. ffo preaching the gospel IN the streets
and dthlr places al. resort
On rhursd.N evening, q convict named krhY'
ATTEMPTED 10 ESCAPE, and was shot though ""
do moi know whether the wound D, moral or
not About the same time, and while lEe com
fusion incl cnt thereto prevailed, Another con
Wet named B,nHi H. from Shelby, made IN cs-
cape. and ha, not yet been re-tascn. Is the
advertisement, II viii hc seen that Sloo reward
i, offered for hi uumsriAs iem.
Tpr Mrrnnnisr CHuRca CONTROVERSY "A
J,.nnlrh To the Pea, unc states TINT The Meth
,d,,, Church Controversy has been decided by
ordering an equal division of the property
Tbis d,,i.,on gives to the Methods, Church
South all il asked for We ARE glad that 'h''
long pending question il finally settled.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-12-20

i.n,,. From ll,rm viii result intelligence
nnJ virtue III. tfu. b,-i- 81 n.pndican
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-12-20

= pO\LEY, of Ch,rdsrt county, j. Il
.,aliI,,c for Di-,ric, Attorney Of the Sixth
bIr,al District.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-12-20

] n Olive Branch Temple Of Honor meets
to.mght
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-12-20
TO MEG I1AN1lN.

'I>HE subscriber wishes ia hire good work
man ~ he Wagon making business, Tor
which he will ave liberal wtgr. hy the month
or year Everything furnished to the work
mans hand,
\. H. HOWARD
Nlh,Hr. RnA CO., 1cras, Dec Is, 81. u2a-2m
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-12-20

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that III. hsssc|
en-. .rssior. "
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-06

her large, melancholy eyes, are wide open all tn
time
recovered myself, called at the cottage, in tht
hone of being of some service 10 the sick girl. The
snowy curtain which dropped over the window o
her chamber-the sash partly raised, and all within
sill. very STILL The door was a llItle open, and,
nausng. / heard from within low, sfed moan,
which could not misunderstood, and, pushing open
the door, entered without rapplng,
In the white sheet drawn straight over the head
and the feet recognized at once The fearful truth
the little girl was dead. BY the head OF the bed,
and still as one stricken into stone, sat the parsonage
had so often wished to see. The room was shad-
owy. and his face buried in his hands-nevertheless
| knew hint was he who had passed me on the
bridge.
Presently the housekeeper, or one that took TO
be she, entered, and whispering to him, he arose
and left the room, so that l but imper(ectly saw
him. When he was gone, the woman folded the
covering away from the face, and, to my horror,
saw that the eyes were still Enclosed. Seeing my
SURPRISE she said, as she folded napkin, and PIN
ned it closed over the shut lids
III is strange, but the child would never, IN life,
close her eyes; her mother, they say, died IN watch
ing for one who never came, and the baby was
watchful and sleepless from the first
The next day, and the next, it was dull and rainy
excitement and premature exposure had induced
a return Of my first indisposilion so that was not
at the funeral. / saw, however, from my window,
preparations for the bural-to my surprise, in the
lonesome little graveyard by the woods.
In the course of fortnight, prepared for a visit
of coincidence to the cottage, but, on reaching it,
found The inhabitants gone-the place still and
empty.
On my return, stopped at the haunted burial
ground--close by the grave of Mary Wildermings
was that of the strange child. The brlers and this
ties had been carefully cut away, there was no slab
and no name over either, but the blue and white
violets were planted thickly about both. That they
slept well, was all knew.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-06
Free Soil state Convention.

Notice is hereby given that the Annual State Conven.
ton OF the Free Soil party of Massachusetts, will be
holden at Worcester, on TUESDAY, September 10Th
at 10 O'clock A. NJ, to nominate candidates for the
offices OF Governor and Lieutenant Governor, and to
consider and adopt such measures as may he deemed
just and necessary, in order promote the great
OF Freedom throughout the Unon and equal rights and
representation throughout the Commonwealth.
The several cities and towns requested to choose
delegates to the Convention in the proportion of three
Tor every Representative to the General Court to which
they are by law entitled.
The Free Soil Committee in the several cities anC
towns, requested take all needul steps to secure
full representation Of that portion of the people wht
consider the claims Of Justice and Liberty paramount
those OF party.
BY order of the State Central Committee,
HENRY WILSON, Chairman.
EDw. l.. KEYEs, Sec'y.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-06
THREE DAYS LATER FR0ME UKoPE-
Decline in Cotton.

The Europa, steamship, arrived at Halifax, on
Monday morning, in eight and a half days from liz
verpool. At midnight, of Sunday, she run down
and sunk the American fishing schooner Florence.
The crew, Is in number, were saved, with the ex.
ceptiOn of Joseph C. Snow.
Cotton had declined one-quarter of cent since
the sailing of the Atlantic.
The English and Irish harvests promise well, with
no indication of the potato rot.
In the British Parliament nothing of interest has
TRANSFERRED. The Anti Papa bill, so called, after an
attempt by Lord MOnteage, to exclude Ireland from
its operation, passed through Committee in the
House of Lords, the night of twenty-6lth, and
was to be read third time the following week
The majority was large. In the Commons, the bill
regulating the Customs has finally passed. The de-
bates on this question were warm, but the free ira
ders overpowered the proectionists Much of the
time of the Commons has been occupied on discus
sing the admission of Alderman Soomons, without
arriving at decision.
The total number Of visitors at the Crystal palace
on the 18th of july was 26,600; cash taken nearly
$4,000, labout Sl5,000].
| number of gentlemen, wi h Lord Ashburton al
their head have formed themselves into an associa-
ton, for the purpose of inducing the Governments tC
which they belong, TO establish a uniform and low
rate OF postage on letters from all parts of the world
lmportations of bales of Cotton from Trinidad
jamaica, Barbados and Grenada, the growth anc
produce of these places, at London, are deemed tt
be of considerable importance.
France is quiet. The Ministry had rendered the
resignation, in consequence of the censure of The
Assembly, but the President refused TO accept them
Marshal Sebastian died at Paris, on Sunday
aged seventy nine.
| The National Guard of Chatelrault has been dis
solved dy decree of the President of the Republic
1t was at this place the President was insuIted, or
the occasion of his visit to Poictiers
The Minister of Finance has presented to the As.
sembly bill authorizing the formation of bank in
Algeria.
The Chamber Of Commerce, ofMlhouse, has de-
clared that Algerian cotton is of superior quality
any of the American cottous.
| From PRUSSIA, Austria, Piedmont, Germany, ant
Russia, there is not a word ofinterest.
| ITALY.-From the Roman States, we have aw.
ul details ofcondemnations to death, to hoggiLg, tC
the gilleys, to exile, and Imprisonment
| At Farvagar, Lieutenant of Austrian Carbi-
neers, was stabbed, whereuToa the Carbineer.
rushed from their barracks, and shot down the frs
person they met.
Assassinaons are becoming more frequent thar
ever in Rome.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-06

RAILROAD Accidental man named Fetch
ef belonging to Chelmsford, was killed at the Gro
ton Junction station on the Fitchburg Railroad,
yesterday morning. He had been away with his
wife on visit to Townsend, and they had just ar
rved al the station, on their return, with the nten-
ton OF taking the cars the up train from Boston,
came in When the train stopped, he started to
come over the track to the relreshment room on the
opposite side. He had but just passed the train,
when the down train came along upon the other
track and run over him, managing his body in
shocking manner. The person whose business it
was, had the moment before passed over the track
to that it was all clear for the incoming train.
1t is said that Mr.. Fletcher was warned that n
train coming in. and that he stumbled and fell
upon the track. He was about IS years of age, and
was formerly Deputy Sheriff of Middlesex county.
His wife was almost frantic when she saw his mang-
led remains
We are indebted to Bigelows Express for the facts
in this case.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-06

PANARIsToN SHAVING CREAM.-We have
been using this article for some months past, and
after lar trial OF It's qualities prepared give
it our most unqualified commepdation. 1t makes a
soft, rich creamy lather, very grateful to the face,
especially to those whose skin is delicate and tender,
and renders the process Of shaving one of pleasure
rather than of sufering it too often is, with the
common soaps. We, therefore, advise all who
would shave easy, and keep their faces in healthy
condition to give it a trial. This composition is an
invocation of the renowned Rabbit, and is manufac-
tured by A. Kitchen & Co., 237 Washington street,
Boston.