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THOMAS J. ADAMS having located him
IL self in WoodsfieId, will attend TO repairing
WATCHES, CLOCKS & JEWELRY,
in the most satisfactory manner. BY strict alten-
of patronage. n - ~ Iitt3~
April2, 1851. 3 2 H0TTA
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g TATE ROAD IN Office is hereby given to all
- persons Interested that at the June session Of
the Commissioners of Morroe county, Ohio. the
said commissioners will hear the parties in favor
or against the establishment of the State Road,
commencing at Fairview, in Guernsey county.
Ohio, thence through Belmont county. to Woods
field. in MonIoe county, and application for dam
ages Of any person or persons oDoaccount of the
location ofsad road through his her or their lands
/, By order of The, Commissioners.
= e p J. B. NOLL, Aud. NJ. C O.
April l6 lSllG G4 tI
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NOTICE.--Nolics 10 hereby given thai, there
ly will be petition presented to the Commis-
sioners Of Monroe county, Ohio, at their next
June session, praying for the location OF county
road, commencing Of or near The run east Of Am
brose Rncker's house. on the road leading from
VIM. Ksnt's TO Lewisvills. running through the
lands Of Ambrose Rucker, VIM. Porter, Joseph
Porter and John Kent, TO The old school house in
school district number 5, from thence to James
Pryor's house, and from thence through section
sixteen 70 intersect the county road running up
and down the Blister fork Of willscrssk, Il or
near Thomss r. Eldsrs Y ssfs F,. ',p.t "a,
ApviI W leol,4sa b4tsisat seis ,4.h44 4ssaossa
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.TOBAcco.

IS The following table exhibits the number
Of pounds Of tobacco grown in this county
Jip the year 1o4s, as returned BY the As
sistant Marshals, in the census Of 1850,
&gethsf with the population 81 each town
ship, and the average number Of pounds
70 each inhabitantin the several townships:
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ENLlZABETH JEFFRIES' ESTATE.-No
~ tice is hereby given that the subscriber has
been appointed and qualified as Administrator of
the estate Of Elizabeth Jeffries. late Of Monroe
county. deceased. JOHN KEYSER. Admir-.
April 2, 1851. 'a 7a4'"A % ~ ~"
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.Ha eaa w. J. RICHARDS, M. D.
For sale by E. M. Morris, W5odstield.
See advertisement in another column.
STATE OF OHIO. mon
James Martin
VS..
John L. Johnston and
Thomas Algeo.
ROE COUNTY, ss.
In the Court OF
Com. Pleas of said
County,

2 Thoma. AIgeo. scHANerny.
Notice is hereby given 10 John l.. Johnston, ,
one Of said defendants, who resides out uf the
state of Ohio. that the complainant has this day
filed In said court his bill in chancery against said
defendants, to foreclose the equity OF redemption
OF said defendants in a certain mortgage made by
said defendants. dated The 23d Of June, IslS upon
the following premises. situate in said county Of
Monroe and state Of Ohio, to wit: Lots mum bered
%, and the west half of lots numbered II and Is,
and and IA. in the town Of Sardis, with the i'm
provements thereon, and that unless the said de-
PENDANTS appear and plead, answer OF demur to
said bill within go days after the next July term
OF said court, that at the next term Of said court
thereafter said complainant will take said bill as
confessed, and move the court to decree accord
ingly. VIM. C. WALTON.
April %, 1851. Sol for Complt
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! WHITE MALE INHABITANTS.

lisBelowwe give table showing the mum.
pc. .of white male inhabitants, above the
ageiof.ai years, residing in the old boun-
diaries Of this county on the FIRST day Of
Marchslast.ib s,tt q, ss4 as4.s61 fss l,,l
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Clothing StOre!!

NJ BURGBACHER s. Co. have taken the
room formerly occupied by III. Holland, where
they have barge assortment of all kinds of
Read y-Made Clothing,
which they will sell as low any other Establish
mentthis side ofthe Blue Ridge
Also, Cutting out aud Customer Work executed
in the best workman like manner. "A pretty good
suit can be- had for hve dollars.
April 8, 1851 cE ~
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6rWe notiiiced. 7in la,t veal !, !, Z, !, !,

6TWe noticed, in last weeks paper,
q thai Andrew Waltsrs, of this county. had
been arrested onea charge Of numbering
his wife Since then ! bill has been found
sgainst him BY the Grand Jury, and he is
Z s,ew confped 3 in jail 70 await his trial at
ths July term ofths court. y ass
We 'oibsar giving any Of the thousand
rumors that are ahoat relative 70 this sad
tMaair 4 Public opinion should be suspend
sduntilshemstier undergoes ! fair judicial
inysstigstioh, q j now seems % b envsl.
spsdis'mueh mystsry. seasz g. sssis
sSsgsnDa sss sssRd sseSe
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To the Parents and Guardians sending, to
y ihsilDistrict School IN Woodsfelds q
4 The Teachers Of said School would be
thankful to any Parent, or Guardian, for
communicating to them any knowledge
they are in possession Of concerning their
children, which they might think would be
useful for the Teachers to know. Partic-
ularly if they (children) have any mental
or physical imperfections or peGpliariiies.
e9H.ss 81 d. CAMPBELL,
.qi95sts C. E. THOMAS. s'ne'S'
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Freights al I'uel's LANDING,

ME subscriber Is prepared TO receive and ship
- all kinds Of ffeights 1t HE old landing 81
ing rates: l,.''. "a ~ =
Tobacco. per hid. ~ Va.
Salt, per bbl. =. ~
Whisky and Molasses. per bbl 80
Boz Goodp. pei hundred. y, * " "
Ari' 10, 1851, DANIEL TvyKT.
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ToSEPH CARPENTER,sE ESTATE. NO.
d tics Is hereby given that the subscribers have
been appointed and qualified o. Administrators OF
the estate Of Joseph Carpenter, late Of Molroc
county, deceased. hsas3'haet ,.saal s6I
'rs- ~. Z CORNELIUS SULLIVAN, isiga9
c .qse.s aJAceB wINEMILLER, Admfa
April ., 1851. .sasl lkasslE5fsi
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ARRIVAL OF THE PACIFIC.

~. New YoRK, April 10, 1851..'
The Pacific reached her dock at 81
O'Clock this morning, having made the
passage from Liverpool in 81 days. This
was the quickest run on record. , ~
FRANcE.-Nfuch discussion existed at
present relative to the formation of new
ministry A ruinor was current Of new
combination including M. Barouohe and
Odillon Barrot. q. '.a'
LIVERPOOL, April 8.---The reports from
the Agricultural districts arc Of satisfac-
tory character. Much rain had fallen dur
ing March. ' -
q The imports of cured provisions from
America are light. Beef is firm. But lit
tle business appears to be going forward
in the wool trade, at Leeds and Hudders-
field. u 4t - 5f9a IA
ID .s New ORLEANS April 49,.
FLouR active. Sales Ohio at $4,O5 to
$4,lo. .s al s.,sl ,.sl. III .5s. s1i
Corn heavy at 54 cents for mixed and
yellow. agt3 ,5a sEl3SW di "a sgisa
LARD advancing. Sales at 10 cents in
kegs. ftaf ,,Saqst Il h,
BAcoN-84 cents for ribbed sides; 9 cents
for clear. Mess pork 1895 to s13,371
for inspected. ss.I,ptel S,ls s7gas
Rio COFFEE 81 10 10 cents.
,e WHISKY Is 10 go cents. 5sa a.ae ~
,l,lg ..ss CINCINNATI, April 22, '51.
Nj WHISKY less firm to-day Sales at 10
ssR1cE 4 cents. I'D ahah 9a oeo Sis,ii /
SUGAR firm. Sales low fair s cents and
81 is ssmards, at lis sg
q MoLAssRs 33t to "a cents. siise es
\ CorfEE Il cents, esl Z '. 9'ts,a n i, 'gae. @
New York, April a2, j 1851. 4
Flour unchanged. Wheat in demand;
prices not quoted. Corn 68 10 68a cents.
esa LOUISVILLE, April 22--P.l M.aq
ps The river is falling slowly, with I feet 9
inches in channel s feet 4 inches ON the
Ialls- The weather Is pleasant with q pros
pect Of rain this afternoon. slSSIsg
Business is rather dull. The markets
remain unchanged s2al9s atsts slilR
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EMAlE WEAKNESSES AND COMPLAINTS

No remedy that has been offered the public has ever
been haB as certain and sgectnai in coreng tho ins
dental anesss and ueg aarities the female sex o
BRANTS PULMONARY BALSAM. II makes no dinsr>
cnce whether the arrangement be suppression o.
other incidental pcakness regulates ALL by senStks
ing the SYSTEM eqnalisins the circnfon and sootnT ssA
siiayinS NERVOUS lIRIIABILlTi. Ses our Passpkles
fnr
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Worse than Hopeless !

Now hear Mr. HASKIN'S statement of cure. He said |,
My wife procured bottle of BRANz"S PURIFYING
EXTRACT-THAr BOTTLE enabled me TO ef or ny No.
the bottle enabled get Of hs heEss-she
THIaD enabled me TO odk too miles and when had hnisr
ed using Nine Bottles SEVENTEEN out of toeny Ulc~s hsl
HEALED UP. and aYes boaies more effected PERFECT
CURE and restored me Saod htaih. 33s
FOURTEEN WITNESSES. gsW
The above facts certified to by DOCT T. WIr.IiAHR
Mr.. g. r. BROWN, of West Rome HotL Messrs BlSSEiL
l. LEONARD. Druggists, aud ELEVEN other rssrs9sbk
eitnssses at Rome foa
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CONSUMPTION.
A Diving Woman Cured 7

We state this to prove the posr is whes
this BALSAM IL used, after the person coassau
BY physician and friends to be in the last Stages uf disease
actually dyfns-and, In this case far gone that ths
sToud and burial clothes were bought For the psyrsv
of this and the respectable and nndobted proof II ~
the circumstances and facts refer to PAMPHLETS
This cure was effected on Mrs ZlBA DYkEMAN Of BafA
ton Spa Saratoga Co., N We prove, beyond douba
many others almost equally hopeless and innnestl cssss
OF Coughs and Consnmptioas CURED which were pre-.
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New Spring and Summer
GOODS!!!


TNo, NJ, KIRKBRlDE has received, by late
% arrivals. well selected stock Of
Staple a. Fancy Dry Goods,
To which the attention Of buyers is invited.
His stock now embraces an assortment of Goods,
among which may be found the following:
Dark Domestic Prints Brown & Bleached Drill.
Domestic Ginghams lings
Barred Linseys - Striped Shirtings
Checks, lickings "a Brown Table Cotton y
Bleached ShlrGDgs Brown Linen Table
Brown do TGW ~{S1T Cloths = g,ftslgjkS
Kentucky Jeans 81 Bleached do do
Cassinets 1,4. q. Canton Flannels 70 s-,
Red & White FIannels Black Cloths d .s , ].
Dark Tweed Cloth Crash for Towels III
MILLINERY AND DRESS GOODS.
Mode & Brown Alpacas Needle Worked Collars
Black Alpacas ss Thresd Laces& &C. Edgings
Black Thibet Cloth Lisle :. I"
:. French Merino Jaconet & Swiss Insert.
Scarlet Merino ines
Green Cashmeres Plaid & Striped Jaconets
Rich Figured Muslin de Plain Jacone,s
LANES Null, Book and Swiss
Blue g. Mode Cold do Muslins
Black Silks .alc French sArtificials 81
Black Silk Frnges and Blondes ga h
l5 Laces 81 Rich Bonnet& Cap Rib.
Heavy Wool Shawls ssa bons ia Ao1
.s'!issl sile Long do Kid. Silk & Coi'n Gloves
Jenny Lind Braids Buffalo Combs ,gl
Mems do Shell side do
Velvet Trimmings t Sc &c &c
ALSO-NAILs, at reduced prices.
Iron and Castings. Glass and Putty.
Daoa Boots and Shoes. Hats and Caps. s
"a All Of which he invites his old friends and Gus
TONERS to call and examine. b 40 eheal s3aal4bs
Mar 26, 1851. JNO. M. KIRKBRIDE,E
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CONSUMPTION

In all Chrstanzed and civilized countries. has cauasA
larger proportion OF deaths than her maady tas =
6cts the human family aud until within few years. hs
has not been any cerat rnseay 10 stop The ierasistos
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LIVER COMPLAINT.

see the of Dr. Hn5S@d of Stamford Cr and oksss
Dyspepsia ee esafa q
See the Of T. s. Wilcox merchant OF Aitica wyonss
Co, N. y, and many more la our Pamphlets. 80
Dysentery and Summer Complains
In Children and Adnts are aipays cured Weakly CAdiv
win become fesAy healay and hearty and grow rapidly 81
the use Of this BALSAM. 81 p W
No mother need ever mourn the death Of her child sy
Cholera In nfantun, while teething, IL BRANTSPGI
AONARY BALSAM be administered. Il shUujd be, In
such cases given in larger than the ordinary dosss.
FOR SALE BY
J. H. MoRRis, Woodsfeld;
MITCHELL g. MoRRIs, Antioch: W..
VIM. STEEL, Stafford; 4g q sl.ss
J. Il. PATrERsoN, ST. Clalrsville: s
n. H. Morr, Barnesville;
m =. Miles & Son. Somerton; 49,
w. MCDONALD & Co., Cambridge: se4 sri,,
ISRAEL GREEN, McCome ellsville; B..,Ss
=. e. ). >. p.nas.:. naaa.: . Co... Mars,,.;
And by agents In nearly every tuwn in the State.
Ah!eiters and orders must be addressed 10 yAl-
ACE q Co., Jog Broadway. New York. nl7.
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ToNAs AFFORDS EsTATE.-No,ice is
% hereby given that the subscriber has been
appointed and qualified as Administrator of the
estate nf Jonas Afford. late OF Monroe county,
deceased CHARLES Afford, Admir-.
April 10, 1851. siiss 30i .o',.n
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CANCEROUS SCROFULAtA

This Is the case Of Dying man who ya Hgs. He 80
cured Of of Scrofia, BY only Tsevs bsefks
Braus Purifier than cured by the OF 1bss
Gallons of the best saysapaia that nade Gar~
parla has seienf medical p0~ " eject the surs q
such rerolingly hopeless case.
Mr.. J. B. HAsKrN Of Roms Oneida O. /, NJ r. had Asyf
sla four years-was confined to his bed the ssf yeD-s
was much diseased and debtated a. to DO unable =
raise his hand his head He had the be medical advs
had used all Of the best s'1saporas to no good s6set
got and and considered TO BE- IN Dv16
STATE and could not live treifyo,u hovs Longer WHOM -
nearly cG from hole was estsn through
his pidpp under his chin, that he breaihcd thr0sGA
the hole-bs eaten around that It could b 6
up of its place, only holding BY ssal piecehe
use Of destroyed by two Ucers-an Utce undW
such pnid acid oDensirs Ulcers various parts Of ~
person For further and full particulars PenpiaS
Doct. THOMAS WILLIAMS one OF the most skIul phyat
clans of Rome, called TO Hsskn the day bssks
commenced using Braats Purifier. Doct. w. examinst
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New YoRK, April 90, 1851 ~
Flour unchanged. Wheat in demand;
prices not quoted. Corn So TO 68a cents.
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Thousands Of Consumptions

and Chronic Cbtghs abundanty prove Its unfaas fss4
In such Diseases and Its undoubted curative power ana
soothing healing properties in the following complaints md
diseases viz: Spg of Blood Bleeding The LnHSs PajA
IN the Breast aud Side Sceats Nervous Csmplaists Ps
pation Of the Heart Cholera Ifanfn Dysenfe1y aud Snr
nT Complaints In Children ana AdHs Asthma and HLLf
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n IST OF LETTERS remaining in Tie Post
~ Office a, Wood.fied, Ohio. Eon the FIRST day
Of April, A. D. 1851. which if bot taken out
within three months will besent to the dead letter
Office at Washington City, D. c..
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BRANT'S INDIAN !
PURIFYING EXTRACT

smch Medicine 10 every respect and there sbun1
proof In great effected that ONE BOTTLE Of -
tains purifying healing virtue and ns6ssI pee~ han
there is contained in -Four Bos II any e ~
sh1 msdieine that has been offered for sale. Tho
10 undoubted proof In psphle that by tho DE- a ~
great Indian Purifier they that were DyIHe les Lsys-
they that were LAME and CRiPPLKD can now WALK<tAY
that sIcx. scnoyuIous and otherwise disssss hss
been HEALED and CuRED. ~ #F
Hundreds-T Thousands
who have used BaAsrs PusIvrEa sfisr hayng ussd -
tested AL the sa5sapdYlds and other msdcinse eoso
mended to cure blood diseases have decided thst-
Brant's is the Cheapest, y
beesuse One Bottle Of IL has medical curanvs ails
In H. and In consequence, cures more tsssss " mnsh ~
sims than one Jonie Of any other medicine.
IT. them One Bottle OF BRANTs PuHrrIER viii cure I0Ux
TINES disease than bons Of swyefsrius-
"BRANrs PURIFIER" would be cheap at four dsllss
bottle, sarsaparfla dollar. But BRANTs fuRL
FlER u sold for only ONE DOLLAR bottle and =
bottle Of has cured, and 10 capable Of curing Few T
much disease bottle Of sarsapara hersiogs.
sapaa In consequence of ts less and Lass ediss
efficacy should be sold than 7iosnsy ss Osn
per bottle be cheap the PURUIEn at One Dsts.
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BRANT'S INDIAN Il
PULMONARY BALSAM.

Cures cy many of the most marked and devcupsl
cases OF Pulmonary nndobed cases II
liberated and diseased LUNSsuch hopeless cases as were
never before cured by any other medicine SO utterly keD>
less were of the afflicted persons have bcr pre-
Dounced by physicians and friends be ACTUALLY pYis
Some who had their buriacothes made have been cured
and yet ve-ohers who twas said would live snohss
day, are now as well and hearty they were
possesses all the cleansing and purifying virtues nearly
a. powerful and active the preparation which call
BRANT's INDIAN PURIFYING ExTRAc1,
This differs from that because this possesses sepal skw
Msdioations which peculiarly adopted and ssssL
iy necessary to cure W
Coughs and Consumptions,
and oil diseases of pulmonary nature dsoasss =
usually prove SO fatal under ordinary treatment when hsy
attack the
b. Breast, Throat, Lungs, and Heart. az
This BALSAM heals aud Ulcers In the LunSs M
else where Internally certainly and easily the fusIvr.
mo EXTRACT and hais ulcers ertnay This Bal.
sam cures nine cases OF Cogh and Consumption Of ~
after all other remedies have failed TO do good sgss
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One Dollars Worth!

How much CANcRR--how much sYpmLIs--how mo-
ScRoruLA-wll One Dollars rorth Of Branrs PCkTy3A
curei Read the following statement which spestnl
of its power ,hT
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Best gallon OF wine-the pure juice OF the grape
I'd ~ do do d,
The Board of Managers have mt ecided upon
the time When the first annual exhibition will be
held; but will probably fix on an early day in Oc-
tober. Premiums On crops will be awarded at
later period B. HUGHES, Prest.
JAS. r. MoRRIs, Secry. Fs -
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-01
The Fire Works.

We understand that the exhibition Of Fire Works.
in this city, on the evening of the Fourth, will be far
more extensive and magnificent than anything of the
kind ever before shown in the Interior the State,
and such, in fact, as would be highly credable even
to our metropolitan cities Mr.. Beals, the pyrotech-
rst who furnishes them, man of long experience in
his line, and is determined to make an exhibition
which will be creditabe to himself and the city, and
gratifying 10 the thousands people from the country
around who will be present to enjoy the brilliant spec
:ac!e.
Mr.. Beals made gratutous exhibition Of specimens
Of his work the Common, last Friday evening, and
We believe. that all who it agreed in the opinion,
that the pieces, each and all OF them, very perfect
other kind, and very beautiful, giving the earnest ola
most satisfactory display the evening of the Fourth
Some of the pieces were entirely new to us and quite
an Improvement on those of similar character, with
which we were already acquainted.
very excellent site has been fixed upon by the
Committee for the exhibition. Ii is to be on the land
Of VIM. Dickinson, Esq, west of Newbury street, and
between Pleasant and Chandler streets. The audience
will be mostly the east side of Newbury street, where
the slope Of the land toward the site Of the Fire Works
such give the advantages Of ampitheater,
that each one will be enabled to see the works owe
the heads of those in front of him. The grounds vii
accommodate some twenty thirty thousand persons
giving them most perfect view Of the whole exhibi
ton. We understand, that it is the intention of tn
city governments in order to avoid the liability of aC
cidents from horses, have the streets, the vicnt
of the exhibition, between Pleasant and Chandle
streets, chained ups that horses will be exclude
therefrom.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-01

SINGULAR CASE OF BIGANY.-A young woman
Of only 20 years, is trial in New York. for bgamy,
upon complaint Of her first husband Her account of the
why and wherefore, sustained by various testimony
this: -Four weeks after marrying her first husband he
went away, and soon after, notice appeared in the pa
pers, oan unknown being found drowned, and she
and her friends supposed it was him. They had the
body disnterred after burial, and though the features
were CELEBRATED yet the clothing so resembed the hus-
lands, that they concluded it certainly be him that
was drowned. She found solace in second hus.
band, apparently nothing 10th that the first had depart
ed but he has since re-appeared and brought this ac-
ton for crime against her. The whole history of the
case does not go back year.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-01

"The munifcent gift ofthe friends of Mr.. Webster in
Boston and New York, has recently again been made
the subject odlscussion The Free Soil press is sriy-
ing hard to bring Mr.. Webster into obloquy for having
accepted the voluntary gift Of his noblehearted friends
Boston Journal.
Sc! there you are, then, old Truepenny! When Mr..
Allen first made the charge upon Mr.. Webster last win
ter, Of receiving 'munfcent gift' from chs noble;
the Secretary, with great apparent indignation.
Whether the Indignation were real or affected, il
proved that they considered the transaction, if true,
base one, involving Mr. Webster's character most Sc
rousy, if not fatally Now, then, that the fact thus
openly admitted by those friends, can they think il
strange that "the Free Soil press" should strive to
bring obloquy on Mr.. Webster FOL it?
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-01

WoEDERFuL EscApE.-A few days since, as the
servant Of Charles d. Hardy, ESQ., of Mount PeveriI,
Brighton, was walking through small back kitchen,
she was startled by cry of seeming distress. Going
10 the door, she discovered that it proceeded from the
"e from which small piece of board had been taken
up Looking into the darkness below, she recognized
her masters chid little prattling fellow ofthree years.
chnging TO the pumps He had been over his head in
the water, but had managed by means of ppe to keep
his mouth above the His father FASTENED to his
assistance, and in few minutes he was placed urharm
ed IN his delighted mothers arms. The well contains
ten ieet owater, and owing the extreme cold he must
soon have persisted, had no aid been near.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-01

LUCKY EscAPE.-The Hampshire Gazette states,
that about two weeks since, two little girls between the
ages of FIVE and six years, daughters of Mr.. John A.
Root and Mr. Hathaway, Of Haydenyllle while playing
upon raft, floating upon the pond above Haydens old
button factory accidentally pushed from the shore,
and before assistance could be rendered. were carried
over the dam. falling distance of ten or twelve feet
A man Immediately plunged in under the falling sheet,
and drew them out uninjured.