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lIlHE subscriber now offers for sale the BARTON
i HOIEL= Stables Out-Houses, and about ten a.
cres Of land The buildings are new .Dd - So -
oIflon tor Immediate use ANY person wishing 10 en-
bark IN the business viii make It to his interest 10 e..
and examine. as am determined to sell bsrran p,
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Barton Miss June 4. 1883 le-am.
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NOTICE OF INSOLVENCY..
The STATE OF MISSISSIPPI

TIE SIAIE OF MISSISSIPPI, ]
LOExDEs CoCyTE
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L. = County the first Monday IN Nav a D.
1853.
Issued the 9th Of Mzy A. D. 1853.
DANIEL WILLIAMS. Css-k.
May 18th, 1888. Ism
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-15

RECEPTION OF THE PRESIDENT IN New
YoRK--INAUGURATIo CEREMoNIEs.--
New York, July IA The President arrived at
Jersey City this morning, at about 9 o cock He
was welcomed by the Mayor, made short speech
in reply, reviewed the troops, and then proceed
ed on a short excursion down the bay as far as
Staten Island
At 10 o'clock. the President and suite landed
at Castle Garden, where an immense concourse
was awaiting his arrival. Here he was well
coined TO New York by Mayor Westervelt, 10
which he replied IN speech complimentary to
the commercial metropolis of the Union.
Gen. Gushing, afterwards, 10 response, replied
TO repeated calls, and said few words, " hen The
reception ceremonies closed. The President sub
sequently reviewed the troops on the Battery q
AT half past IL, the procession took up The line
of march, and Is now goingup Broadway. The
weather is fine and thus far the ceremonies have
proceeded without accident or any other annoy
ance.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-15

ETMiss Laura Shields, of Cincinnati, died
very suddenly on the evening Of July 4th, while
dressing for ball. Not coming down when the
gentleman called who was to attend her, her
mother went to the door Of her room, aud found
her on the floor, nearly dressed, and dead.
~ AT the exhibition Of the menagerie last
week, at rerre Haule, Ind, small child, from
'ne excessive heat Of the atmosphere, and the
pressure Of the crowd, was smothered in its
mothers arms. I0sN
20 Mr. Able, grocer, who recently died in
Lulterworth, Eng, aged eighty, stood nearly six.
ty-hve years be hind the same counter. and sery-
ed four successive masters. He not only never
travelled on railroad, but never saw onel
EY- Manufactured goods, pictures, and printed
documents, and about two hundred coins. taken
from the lost japanese junk, were brought from
California, by Ii. VIM. G. Pease, and are TO be
exhibited in the Crystal Palace.
ET- Grass will soon grow IN the streets Of New
Bedford. Seth Thomas lost bis pocket book, con.
tanning $50, in Purchase street, on Saturday even
ing, and found IL on Monday morning, IN the place
where II fell, with the money undslurbed
~ Letters from the Hague bring the intelligence
that the Dutch government have determined TO send
10 New York the war steamer Amsterdam, contain
ing some contributions from Holland. for the Cfys-
tai Palace. The Amsterdam 10 probably now on her
pas'age' and may be expected soon At New Yo,k.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-15

SMALLEST STEAM ENGINE IN THE
WoRLD.-Mr. Benjamin J. Warner, the London
Watch manufacturer, has sent to this country,
for exhibition at the Worlds Fair, the working
models OF two steam engines. We infer from no.
tees Of them in some Of the London papers, that
they will be the most curious specimens If mi.
mute workmanship exhibited in the Crystal Pal
ace. The smallest one, an oscillaling cylinder
engine, stands upon an English iourpenny piece,
(slze OF hai-dime) with room TO spare! The
cylinder is one-sixih Of an inch in diameter, the
length of stroke ihree-eighlis, and the diameter
Of the piston is that Of an ordinary needle. The
other is beam engine, composed Of more than
two hundred pieces. The length of the stand is
three and quarter inches, length of beam two
and quarter inches, diameter Of cylinder three
Fights Of an inch. Both Of these engines are
screwed together with the deIcacy and precision
Of the work of a watch
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-15

~ Hugh Drum has been convicted on circum-
stantal evidence, of the mufder of his mother, al
Menomonee, Wisconsin. The Waukesha Chrome
type Of July 9th says:
"Thirty witnesses were examined, and the exam
nation occupied FIVE days. The prisoner was held
to trial. The evidence, with the exception of the
dying declarations of the murdered woman, was cir
cumstanlal. The mother, after receiving the fatal
shot, exclaimed, "Oh! am shot-I am shot BY NV
son Hughey." She further said, ''He put the ps
to on my breast, and said, III ought 10 be put in
irons, III lay you low, before am put ia irons"
The prisoner had the aid Of able counsel, who la
bored hard to procure his discharge. They sought,
first to impeach the main witness on the part Of he
State; second, to prove an abb. We understand
that portion Of the evidence introduced by he
prisoner, went strongly to ohorate the TESTIMONY
OF John Sullivan, the husband of the deceased, in
relation to the dying declarations of Mrs Sullivan
Previous to the examination, there had been
suspicion in the minds of many, thai John Sullivan.
the husband, was the real murderer; hut such sus
picion was alIayed by the evidence. Upon the final
submission Of the case, the Justice remarked to the
prisoner, that from the evidence, he believed him
guilty OF the murder of his mother, and that the evil
dence had been Of lwo.lod character, both demon.
strating the innocence oil John Sullivan, and show
ing mis- (Bugh Drum's) guilt
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-15

DEMOLITION OF Blocks MONUMENT AT
QuEEEsroE.--Ths celebrated land mark on
Queenston Heights, erected in memory Of Sir Isaac
Brock, who fell on that field Oct. 10, 1912, was on
the 9ih inst, lelled to the ground An Intellectual
attempt had been made 10 blow up the day before.
IL was found necessary TO a second blast, which
shivered the shafrto atoms. II was not done by
hostile hands, but by the direction Of the British
Government, who will erect new and beautiful
monument in its place The remains OF General
3rock were first Inferred at Fort George with those
Of his Abide Camp, Captain Mcdonald, October
18Th, 1872, and placed in the vault of the Hamilton
lamily, at Queenston, and viii be removed 10 Tie
new monument when ready.--Roehester American.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-15

A LOVE AFFAIR. The Vernon Qa) Banner,
gives the particulars Of some strange doinps which
lately took place in that village. A gentleman from
neghboring county went to Vernon, Indiana, 10
marry young lady to whom he was engaged. The
friends of the lady objected, and sent her to the
country. This caused good deal of excitement in
the town, and writ Of habeas corpus was sued to
rescue The girl. She was at length found in church
on Sunday last. On coming out Of the church the
officer attempted to take possession of her person.
but he was besel by mob Of males and females who
drove him of with sticks, stones, &c. The next
morning the girl appeared in court, but no one an.
pearing TO prosecute the wit, her friends again took
possession of her. Several fights occurred, and
parties were bound over TO answer for riot.
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dwti s.RoGERs, MD.
no. IsONTNG.n

ThousRnds OF Farents who use vermiruge composed
OF Castor Oil, Caomel, &c, aware that while
they appear to benefit the patient, they actually lay
ing the foundations Tor series Of discusses such as sal
ivatioD loss of sight, weakness oflimbs, &C.
In another column will he found the advertisement Of
Hobensack's Medicines, winch weesk the attention of
all directly interested in their well as their Chill
dren's health. In Liver complaints, and all disorders
arising rom those OF bilious type you should make use
GF " BE not deceiged,n but ask for IIobensack,s
Worm Syrup and Liver Pills. and observe that each has
the signature OF the Proprietor, j. N. HOBENSACK,
none else are genuine
L. u LAZELL, EDW'D II, MARSH, u SCOTT.
Jr JAMES GREEN, and CALDWELL q HILL
Agents for Worcester
ie2l Ar
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Warrnnted Pnre nrnna

For Prescriptions and Physicians use, finn The most
reliable sources in Boston and Men York, can be
found at The Store Of Lemis T. LazeR, POI Main
Street.
Every one who is any conveFsant with Druqs nnd
Chemicals knows the great difficulty OF finding an aYtI.
cue perfectly ree from adueraiion Especially Is this
tne ese WIN those In general use which of M Others
sh1ulu Oe as pure as possible II has been for years
nhu now Is my aim, TO purchase none but the best
DDI9gs-.hose which may be relied upon. and all may
zee confident Of the purity Of every article obtained NJ
my establishment. trust that discriminating public
VIII continue 10 sustain me In my endcavors by their
patronage assuring them that every article will be held
ns represented. Physicans' prescriptions carefully
compounded At all hours OF the day and night
1915 dawif r.. LAZELL, Apothecarv
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-15

AN OLD NEGRo.-The Wilmington IN. W
Journal states that there is an old negro in the
county Of Sampson, belonging 10 a Mr.. William
son, who will be one hundred and fourteen years
old on the Fourth Of July. He has been recently
visited by correspondent of the journal, who
states that he found him cheerful, and in fine
health, and busily engaged in making himself
pair 'oi pants-without spectacles-he being a
tailor by trade. His first master, Archibald Bell,
died about ninety eight years ago, at which time
DELPHI was thirteen years OF age He remembers
seeing Lord Cernwallis and his army, as well as
other persons and things of note in those early
days He was taken prisoner near the residence
Of William Fryer He saw the tories kill John
Tompson-he (Tompson) lingering some three
days. The old fellow lives by himself, not another
soul being near him; he is sort Of doctor, and
travels as much as fifty miles TO see sick persons,
and many persons visit him for medical aid He
cooks, washes, milks, and makes his own clothes,
in very independent manner lie is four feet
high, and weighs one hundred and five pounds
His present owner, MIR. Williamson, is seventy
four, and therefore an old man TO the rest Of the
world, but quite youth in comparison to DELPHI.
There is little reason for doubling the old negroes
age, of which he himself is confident, besides
having been known in Sampson for time imme-
mortal almost.
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mI.OoO REWARnf

DIR. LAHOLEY'5 ROOT AND HERB BITTERs
II shall be left TO all the people, who shall he an.
titled to the above reward, after using one bottle each
aud they will be 10 be cured Of tho Liver ompnn,
or Indigestion, Janhdce, Coughs and Colds costjye
ness Piles, weakness, Headache all comnlants arslnc
from Impure blood, loss Of hppettte-ln laet ali H.
complaints which every body Is more OF less troubled
win, after hawlng ont in the Spring Lannley,s nit
ters are e very thing tor al the ndies and every body
else should nave bottle and no mistake In that IL they
aWa % eood and never harm, and are very pleasant
70 tAhe. vnIy 20 and 37l cents 4 bottle.
SON ~ orcestur, by James Green, and NJ. d. Green,
wholesale and retail ID. Scott, h. n Marsh, 4. n. La.
ls au az ohef dealers IN medicine. Also, by dealers
~ ~, ~, we towns and Villages avery whore.
marl0 1902 ~ Jawe,u
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y The Lowell American says The egg is laid
which Is 10 prove the destruction Of the Coalition
Boston ATLAS.
We would respectfully suggest that the editor Of
the Atlas set upon, and endeavor TO incubate that
egg. He is better qualified for such .foul business
than that Of wedding the grey goose quill. Besides
il will keep him in employ ment for it would
occupy him as long 10 bring DOT that cockatrce, as
it will take our friend Of the Woonsocket PATRIOTS
old hen to hatch the pieces Of bricks, over which
she is now spreading herself.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-15

The CoNvENTIoN.-Yesterda afternoon, Gov.
Morton, who had the floor when the Convention
adjourned, before dinner, occupied it in speech
In the support of the report of the Judiciary Com
mittee, and against the proposed amendments,
till 10 minutes before 4. B. f. Hallet followed,
in favor of limiting the tenure of the Judges, and
against making them elective. At O'Clock, the
Convention proceeded to take the several ques-
tions, when DR.. Hooper's amendment providing
for the election of Judges by the people, was REQ
jected-about lO3 in the affirmative, to 2l4 in the
negative. Gen. Wilson's amendment limit the
tenure of the Office, then rejected by t,oo ma
iority.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-15

a. A boy named Williams, about seventeen
years of age, was murdered in Paris, Kentucky
on Saturday week, by a man named Hastings. -
Hastings met the boy the street and tod him
that his father had charged him (Hastings) with
stealing, TO which the boy replied that he was not
aware that his father had made such a Charge
Hastings then called him a liar, and the youth
then remarked, that if he had stick he would
strike him. Hastings handed him a stick and at
the same moment plunged knife into him, caus.
ing his death Immediately. The murderer was
arrested and placed in jail. The affair create
great excitement in Paris, and it was thought the
murderer would be mobbed