davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-04
San Francisco Advertisements
Sign OF the WOODEN SAILOR.
Thomas Tennent,

~. MA ATHElTATTCAL AND
x@I -NGa!icd' Instrument -Nakcr,
E;T Fire proof building, corner of
YIN Front street and Long Wharf,
,E-Vaz, San Francisco /, -
s.tg7ss-s s.tg7ss.sfiSah TheoGolites, Levelng and
nAAsS Transit Instruments Compas-
S@& ses. chains, Leveiing stavcs,
Drawing instruments, pocket compnsscs, mag
nets, baroneters, compound microscopes, mag
nfying glasses, thC Crmomeicrs, Spectacies,
drawing and trucing paper, bydrometers, sa-
charometers, etc. etc, with variety of other
instruments constantly on hand.
Having learned my business in the manu-
factory OF the celebrated WIN. }. YOUNG. OF
Philadelphia, and during the last three years
have been entrusted wi h the repairs of all the
instruments of the United States Coast Sur
yey, the Surveyors Gen'l Of California and
Ore gon, Boundary Survey, U. ). Dry Dock
Commission, dc, l can guarantee that al my
work will be executed in the VERY BEST
| MANNER. 4l-1nos.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-20

" to hand. We expect to keep regular suppl,
in future Ihose.who will need good fre-wood-wiI
please send in their orders early.
aug Dts ECHOLS & PRYOR
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-20
ALL DISEASE Is CURED by PURIFY
ING TIE BLOOD

Suppose the stomach is affected. All tho symptom.
show gccnt prostitution of IFS strength i- capable
of dgcsting toe food We hive wind ia our stomach-
sour beichi gs--burnIng pun seDpng scntatou.
the pit Of the stomach These symptoms romuiuiug
cause tho greatest prostation 81 The powers of the mind
well those OF the body-and II not speedily rcmoy
ed they will cause other dangerous symptoms such It's
Pamlysisi st. Nitus' Dance nipepsy Rheumatism
more generally however, Cholera Morbus, Dy,cutory.
It may bc obstinate rosuyeuezs, terminating ia viz
lent sickness OF the stomach, aud not unirQucuty IN
inflammation Of the bowels
How important is II then. TINT these first symptoms
be removed and one two DOSES Of Brardrchs Pills
would generally effect this object but should bc rc-
membered that they always applicable, and should
be used until health Is fully rnsured-asthey will surely
sooner than any other remel7 and when we hn,o
health through them is patch work-itis GNU
tNE cuRE--one that will not uereiyr
For sae, Wholesale aud retuii by u. b. Payne Lynch
burg; Va InpG-sf.1
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-20
CLOTHING AND FANCY GOODS.
bRrpARAII0N ron TIE FAIL
Fall 81 winter Goods,

~ d WINTER CAMPAIGN, rSb3-'5I-lh,
:. IL. l. a.. Il Il
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-20

MoRGANToN, n. c. June 30th 1853.
Dir. A. G. Bragg x Col feel IT my duty to those
my fellow beings " no afflicted have cen, toad.
my testimony the wond rlu effect. of your Mu,ag
Linment. | was severely attacked in December ta
with Rheumatism in its form, suffering uigit
day with excrucinting pain for six months being for tn
whole lime unable TO walk step. My right leg
so contracted and drawn up that ! could not put it q
the ground and my left arm was badly contacted Dl
ring the whole tine was attended by two Of the mo,
sku physicians in the pace, but they were unable ID
afford me reliet,and finally gave up-pronounccd o
incurablc, and said nrust die.
At this critical moment commenced using the Mex
Icnn Mustang Lmiment, and after using small bot
ties began to find relief from my su1erng4, and atic
using seven bottles was as well as ever was bctor
GEORGE GOOD,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-20

4 INsEED OIL
4 800 gals. Linsced Oil,
a. 600 lbs. Lewis Pure Whi.e Lead,
Barrels Sp'ts Turpentine,
Chrome Green, in Oil.
Paris Green, in Oil,
Paint Brushes, yarnish, &c, &c,
For sale at
WRIGHT & ALLISON'S
sept l2-cts " Ieso Drug Store
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-20
aHISCELlAd Us.


rTNnESE WORKS have he.n set in operation it'll
al the latest fapronaa Morhinerg for Wood ard
lroa work. aud upon scale commensurate with the
wants { the South end N.st. laf Car ooasnu ctiuu
More ihan hundred eafz. 81 IL description have
been made these work. Tor tie Virginia & Tennessee
Ruil Road.
Presidents. and Engineers Of Rail. Road. respect
FLY Invited To besto~ their patronage. they may
y upon having their work finished in strict paucc
with their plans and d az ioes; AFTER the most
approved plans CONSTRUCTION st prices satisfactory
Southern Fsaii-Ikoads
Will longer be comneel =, abiaiu iher Cars from
the North, subject large expense aud ,i-k of Trims
poriatiou. GEO. q. euRlE Proprietor
THE undersigned having bad eharrc ct she above
Works from their commencement. under the former
Proprietor Maj A. Ellison II. asks le say the
RAILROAD public tlat he ha. engaged with tho present
Proprietor and viii continue IL masag mrHi. hoping by
ps long experience IN ka foad works ard constant
tenton to the work entrns cd him, merit the ap
probation and liberal patronage uf ilto public
A. AEfTIETOA, Manager
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-20
CLOTHING STATION,

nG now 10 enr friends u1d the public general
those in want oil any Lind quality of GOODS, fo.u
the very finest Grs stal Palace style, &c the common Al
ticlcs OF eyefy day
Woinsite the attention of those wanting utices in
our line tn Give call-ferlug assured TINT en-
and will sell as chaap house in this city aud
good as any. BEING judges Of CLOTHING, aud VIZ
ing 10 sell On tar TERMS The public may assured
that they viii oht1n the worth of their money.
W. may cnumsr,le some pf oIr utclcs sucl ~ f a.
French BEAVER OVER COATS, ul culors. OPP
Cloak ST, les Bus Coas.ofuli cal, aud -h
ions, Dress and Fioc, OF all kinds; Pants II al
styles and quality Irom Ire Boot and Tree Ia the Nj
is>ippi pattern. Aso lhe beautiful Ycst. naats
in ratten5-, rich the mine, Of oliforna nl nofr
enchanting 5 ik, Pushes. Brocknlcs, N,yrts. GasIr
mere, a., "; Bosom Stocks Cryut-. bnaatiu L.
look al Fancy STOCKS. FINE s HINTS aull com
mon ones, Fancy Susfeadrrs Hosiery, Gloves. Alitls
Buckshin Glove -7aio most splendid Umbrellas sin.
gle and double one uItler Shirt and Drawers WooI.
en-, Silk and Cotton. aad all things necessary cloth
mnn in comfortable garments, whether he be rich Of
poor Our ioase Is open TO all to como and Ii
themselves.
Those wishing their garments mad to order we -ae
we Keep tie finest Cloths. Cas-mer4 aud YrstHes. of
all kinds, To he found in this market and warrnn
everything 10 be made and fitted according 10 orderol
the goods returned aud no pay demanded.
We have the best wol,nrn engaged in our esiahiisi
men that can be secured North South therefore give
"a trial.
Very Respectfully.
BAKER a. CLAYEN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-20

MoRGANTos, June Both, 1888
certify that am acquainted with George Good
that he was afflicted with Rheumatism as above state.
and was cured by the use Of the Mexican Musap
Imminent. JAMES c. SMYTH,
Merchant and Hotel Keeper
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-20

Those who hayr tried il, have ouud thar the ndvcr-
tisemen does Nagut It's pfala,z to Eghly Y1l4-
hasscc Fortdioh and journal Fet. 70. 1888
Huusekeepers " o hive tested the quality u this pow
der Pronounce unanimously in is 'ayor Loco,t Dan
y Courier.
1t surpasses every lining in tho shapc OF rising we ev
yet used ia the bakias c1les-R ahwgB I,jt,
cafe y Reciser, Apra Is, 1888.
Thi, j.. article Of such utiIit1 in various kinds of
cookery that when lis virtues bccsrnc Property known
hous" ,eePers that studirs mtoft ard ECONOMY vii,
Willingly do withoutit-AeR I8sh Piei Af5V2l lS13
No one need hesitate Duikee's an i'm ,ortau,
article e houskeepe Republican Banner and NASH
rifle Mig, Fe5 IL 1853.
W1Ald you have light brcaa-bread that YOU can eat
with good relish, 10 fneet 10 procure Dmkoe's
Baking DIVIDE, and you " not TAIL 10 have good bread
cakes, &c Troy Daily Tones. Nay a, 1852.
We have tined this article and recommend il with
PEI feet confidence tluebee Gozetie, Jaig. 1852
Dukes Baking Powder lave tried at our house
and our 'behet-halt was astonshed at the result
Neao- York Daily Times, Oct % 1858.
All good housewives will rejoice in and qloryfy the
name of Durkee after they have give hi. Bank No
Powdera tair ria-Aeto- York Sun Sept 30 1852
Durkees Baking Powder, undoubtedly the best article
for this purpose that has set been discovercd-N Y
Dutclaan, Fc5. r. 1853.
Tne highest commentators from hundreds of the
largest and most respectable wholesale houses in this
and nearly every large city this Continent could be
given il space allowed it.
:. The article Is warranted to give satisfaction Or
ders accompanied with Cash sill be promp " He'd
E. r. DURKEE
Sole Proprietor and Manufacturer.
Wholesale Dealer in Sal Soda, Cream of Tartar SUP
Carb Soda, Cooking Extracts, Wax Matches SC
1879 Water 81, Neo- Iork.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-20
Rich JeWelry.

We have a beautiful selection of Geutenrns GHad
Fob Claims seals. ksyas Gustd keysi Ladies f9haad
Gunri haps alsoa sry r,oit assortment Of EaFifEs
adJas' Branches OF the 1tcst and most approved sif
Bnreleta finea Ring. aud Cuff Pms. Gold AID stFat
Spectacle aud uaHy other rrirlrs IN the linz too ra
Hefuu= tn mention a tins advaTtiteH# H-tn which "o
re- nestfs ilv Invite the attention 81 is cubic.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-20
NEGRO SHOES, Soclts, Mc
IRON. ATEa,r. gNc.-

- Tons Ameri5an R5Ilcdan Ilummcre! lar lrol
~ Band, Hoop and i}"d Iron all sizes.
Cast, Shear, English x American bst, I
Steel
Anyls, Vices Axics eaaiage, Wagon and Ruee,
Springs; Mil, Gross cut, nul Hau3 Saws Files Ra.l,s
Ticks Mattocks, Spades and Shoyels, H,rsc Shoe.
l.orse sl"e Mil, Wagon Boxes Wool aud Gotten
Cords, Sc, &c. in store and for sale by
sept It's GEORGE BAGBY
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-20

Y have on hand % good lot Of Clocks some iron.
ea.ed Maid win pearl very pciy mantle ornament.
and GOOD tme-kecper- very pretty me Pierr
suitable ter Ghurehrs, Counting sunas ~ all a. which
pe guarantee In perform accurate nr-And hut hut not
Ie.sf ~ hive su of br crlcbmfrd L. sonfel haleh
"a #nnrriar aifrs.=-Wc have trcd them md therefore
aas tHrm turxr 81 any cv,ruscd before All ihase WIN
ine gapda IA linz respectfully sotrited To Gull
a4I examine oaf stock before purchasing elsewhere.
i4-It4 H. NlI.}ERTIlORN 60.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-20

HATES on FRElGFIp On FEsE
- 81 ~
VIRGINIA TENNESSEE RAILROAD.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-20
Silver and Plated Wac.

W haee al.n "a good assortment II Silver fofaz
si-frrfz i.alf,= threaded uud piaiH handlesi Gap-
Butter kuises frui-ldrcs--all 81 genuine Con-. "
haee a-o tae genuine Auat, plated sPoeps fork.iiai.
ter knivezs eArelIopt auicie plated Gnsfars nnd
In Ha.lnIa-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-20
EB0TSc Sir.sycsi.

Horse Straycd.
NfkANEb from the line ct lha $. Ra- u,
> rond, ono mile below Lyuebbur, ABANYEn
HORSE. hlaeh Name and Tail liz bls ne,et 4~A-Ai
been worked aud used b, Nj roarn in suprl itf-
tending the work at the point mentioned.
bherd reward will hc paid tor his delivery al the
Npnth House. Lyurhburg
art 1Sd2w THDS ROSSER
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-20
DURk IE'S Celebrated Chemical

- EAol Oh BAklNtI row DEN.-
The Cheapest. Hel3t5@f aest asrfa} and economical
article ior raisHg Rteaf Bseatt Frc3. Gt3adis and
Johnny Gains Pastry. Pad4ags, An5,t C15,s Conn
Bread. dc, erer iazentea
This is The most economical. 1izel, convenient md
healthy compound in existence fur mi,"g Bread, Bis
cult, Cakes, Pastry Puddines a. Airh either Wheat.
Rye lndiHt or Buckwhea flnur II is nn indi>pcnsi-
bic article the culinary departments If every house
hold e,ahli-hnen', and there Is Cook Housed cen.
erin creation who will be without it ulr having fuiv
tiled il. Snlh hv lhe nlntinnI Grnrrs NM nrlrri.l
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-20

frnm ihe masl ee,bfaied mekets IN lpudan LNsff 9
md GnHex nnsrr before kcfat in this mHfket al r
winch We ruamntee 10 keep accurate time, and ar p
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-20
Dry Goods, Clothing, &c. .

IN 7ToTN Teady Tor eAIHTon. He thinks il useless I,
attempt an enumeration of articles, suffice il say thai
every article cnn be had at his store fonyd in ,iIa
establishment in the State
COUNTRY MERCHANTS wishing to lay in full
stocks or tit up cd ones will find greatly to their adj
2G-fs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-20
LYNcHBURe CLOTHING EMPORIUM n

BY EAPRESS.-
NJ Ill be opened for Exhibition and sale, on Thurs
w day 10Th, Oct. Extra line Sik, Plush Yestings
Fine trenc and English Cassmcrcs; Julien Shirts of
superior cut and finish, with Ruilcs-sometilng new
Coats, Pants and Vests
oct lS-dt, HATCHER, LOCKWOOD & co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-20
SERVANTS.

ttoe IRAN u stopped torn passenger between my
ntthcohovo uumcd points, the charge will he mac from
the point inst passed by the Train. and charge viii
he less than twenty-Gvc cents in any case.
Passengers WHO do mot procure Tickets (eXceptthosr
who take the .arS whore tickets IRE not sollD
will be charged by the conductor, per cent in
dtonto the regular rates "t fare, provided however
that in shall he receive less than ten nor NOR,
an ttiy cents from anyone passenger any point on
the road.
servant will be required to have passcs one Ia
be lett with the Ticket Agent and with the onduc
"r which pasSes must be explicit in granting the prvi
ese 10 travel on the Free coored persons viii be
required to produce their free papers or Will mt m
permitted o travel on the cars
May lots THOMAS SHARp
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-20
TERROR RY ExPREss!!

kstS OH RA EXPRESS!!!
fH'HJS is to certify that the MEXICAN MuSTA'
a LlNlMENr has been used quito extcn iyry
the stables of Adams < Cos Great Southern, East
and Western Expresses. FIR Curing Galls Clo
Scratches, SprGins and Bru So and it has proved VI
cncctunl. We have no hesitation in recommending
valuable preparations to he used externally ON n
or beast. J. DuNNING.
Foreman of Adams &. Col,
Express Stabr, n. lor.
We take great pleasure in reconunenf ing the NJ
ran Mustang Linimcut To all our frierds and ousto
ers the hcsl article have ever used for So
Sprans, or GaIds, ON Horses. We have used it cxn
siycly, and always cfccIuay. Some of ourmeu b,
also used it for severe Brui.cs aud Sores as wei
Rheumatic Pains, and they all say itacts like magic
We can only say that have abandoned the use of
other Lniment.
Nj HEWITT Foreman for
AMERICAN ExPREss Co., 10 Wall st
HARDEN's EXPRESS. "a Broadway,
PULLEN, VIRGIL & Cos, lG Wall st
WELLS, FARGO ., Cos, IL Wall 81,
Having used the Mustang Linimenr in my t, miy
severe cases of hard humps and swelngs, | chccru
civ" my certificate 10 its excellent effects. My dau.
ter had hard lump, the size of IA hen- egg. upon D
wrist for year. | told herto rub it with the Luinr
and a few applications entirely removed it. have
80 used the Linimcnt for Srrnfulnus rumors or ,we
lngS IN the troutoi long >tandng,on of my servant
and II removed them both in a short time. | ccu,d
them all remarkable cures, and commend the Mu,m
Liniment us The best article ever used.
JESSE 7. HOPKINS
Proprietor Of Hopkins Hotel.
Liberty, Va. June Both, 1888
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-20
MECHANICAL
Lynei,f,s.r2 Harbie woths.

JOHN B. GADDESS y BROTHER,
4bJafsfsa POI ufgICt.
LYNeHBERG PA.,
IIANE r.l.'aI an I4tad large usso I.nrbt ul hue
] | Na.Ue MI Of dI.=eat designs. .rrh AS
anfefs4s 3 4fAlfAs uAnHtr
AIonumeph. Toabg and Gtarc Stones.
Al.o Marble NaaiIa. flrijtur, Mar5Ia.
Those Jp ,sant ~ ans article in liuo will pe1se
give us rIJ - sIress Inn and any order entrust
81 %. si. b. rseautHl slIh nepfnr.s aud dispatch
N.rrbrrp Prea. carefully bsssl ffre of extra cot
uud gunrantied ate ~ distance.
Our Graye a1us= merit particular attention ia form
.I,e stylc and qHlitY. They niptcd to IL nsirs
ard circumstances ii Lettering a. 30 per hundred
J. 3. GADDESS & BRO,
Formerly of Baltimore Md.
j.. S.-Pfouft attention p.dd To dtdors from the
country. -rtt 20 o.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-20
IIST IKECEINEIl-

TUsT RECEIVED
~ 10 Bales aud ii Brown Dumcstirs
Cotton Osnahures. No. l nud2
Together with large let Of Blankets Pulled cloths
kerseys Liuscy', &c for servants wear-For sale h>
oct BITS WILSON & FRANKLIN
JUST ARRsS ED-3O bbl-. clipt HERRING
- good article not inspscted-iust to hand, on con
ssumcnt aud will he sold unusually low
sept lots ". a. MILLER. on the Basin
EGRO SHOES, Socks, Nc.-
y 100 Pairs Heavy Negro Shoe.,
800 Yarn socks
100 Sides Black upper Leather
500 Harness do
In steu' and for sale by
s'pt7-ts GEORGE BAGRY
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-20
9 - U. i.,.,...';a... ....a..
g18LE FOLLOWING RATES WILL.

h thhteed on the NuGlna and tennessee Ratl .ub
Iru5l aud after tho 18th inst
.YNcuBu Ro To t. lllils- CuRIsTAiNsEI RG 20
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-20

H0de clothing, Ac.,-Would most respectfully inforn
his o'd customers and buyers generally that he is now
receiving and WILL in few days have his entire stoch
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-15

A TALE OF LOVE AND RBvENGE.-A young
man named Osborn, living at Twinsburg, paid
his addresses to young lady of the same place.
He was received with distinguished oonsidera-
tion," and the courtship finally resulted in
contract of marriage. Through some cause to
us unknown, the course of their love did not ''run
smooth and some four weeks since the fair lady
very unfairly broke the contract, and married a
Mr.. Barnes, of Bedford, who brought his bride
to the house of his father. Osborn threatened to
call in the aid of the law to provide panacea for
his wounded affection; but finally consented
to repair to Bedford in order to have an interview,
and endeavour to effect settlement. He accord
ingly visited the newly married pair Saturday
morning last The parties did not succeed in COM
promising the affair, and the husband finally told
him to go ahead with his law suit and see what
he could get This defiant speech so enraged the
discarded lover, that he drew large dirk and
rushed towards the bride with the avowed inten-
ton of taking her life. The husband ran in, and
succeeded in protecting her from injury but was
assailed himself with savage ferocity by Osborn,
who plunged the dirk into his back and inflicted
other wounds The weapon penetrated to the back
bone. He wouldn doubt have been killed but for
the arrival of timely aid. Osborn was examined
before Justic Benedict, andis now in jail, Barnes
lies in critical condition Cleveland, Ohio De
ne0cTat
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-15

OXYGEN CASA London paper states that
M. Boussingault has invented a process by which
pure oxygen gas may be obtained from the atmos.
pnere in unlimited quantities and at trifing ex.
Fense.. His process depends upon peculiar
property possessed by earth barytes, of absorbing
the atmospheric oxygen at one temperature, and
evolving II at another. The baryles must be
mixed with magnesa in order to prevent fusion.
This mixture Is placed in heated eaithen tube,
and ls then oxydized by passing current of dry
atmospheric air over it. AS soon as the oxyda-
ton is completed, a JET Of steam is poured upon
the baryes, recovering it to its original state
the excess of oxygen being in the meantime Civ
en- off and collected in the gas holder. The IN.
ventor thinks that IN this manner one thou sand
cubic feet of gas can be obtained every twenty :.
four hours, by the use Of thousand pounds Of
barytes and The baiytes would never need re-
plenishing.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-15

TIE MAINE LAW In MIcHIeAE.-Detrot,
Dec, 3.-The Liquor Law took effect yeste, day and
we believe that nearly quite all the grog shops ii
the city have closed their DOORS and those who have
not done 70 we suppose will shortly receive visit
from some official Of the famous Corson league.
The proprctors Of the Biddle House, National
Exchange, Andrews Railroad Hoiel,and we believe
nearly all the hotels Of any responsibility in the CITY,
have closed their bars, IN compliance with the ex.
isting law. This Is right and we are clad 70 see
the law so generally and cheerIuIly complied with
We notice, also, that most Of the grocers Of any
standing, who kept open bars FOR retail have closed
them. We hear Of but few who are not willing to
obey the law. Some few attempted yesterday 10
disregard i, but we're promptly prosecuted as soon
as the evidence was known. We trust the Law will
DO cbeyed and enforced as long as il remains law
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-15

WksHrNcroN, Dec IL. Beverly Tucker,
Editor Of tho Washington Sentinel, National Or
Hard Shell Dem.) was elected Printer on tho
part Of the Senate by the following vote: Tucker,
"a; Robert Armstrong Of the Union, is; Gales
and Sealon Of the National Iniegencer, L.
The following gentlemen voted for Tucker:---
Messrs. Adams, Atchlson, Benjamin, Bright,
Brodhead, Chase, Cooper, Clayton, Dawson,
Dixon, Everett, Evans, Fish, Foot, Hunter, James,
Mason, Pearce, Pratt, Sumner, Seward, Smith,
Fcf Armsirong--Messrs Allen, Bell, Cas-.
Dodge, tlowa) Dodge, (Wis.) Gwin, Hamlin.
Johnson, Petit, Stuart, SlideIl Williams, Walker,
Doubtful- Douglass and Shields. @a
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-15

RoGUEs CAUGHT. Edwin S. Jones and Geo.
w. Goodcourage, two of three State Prison con-
victs who escaped from Charlestown short time
since. were arrested at Lanesboro last Sunday
night. They prove to have been, as was suppos.
ed the fellows who broke into the house Of
Chester Crafts,at Holyoke, last Wednesday night,
Mr.. Crafts and Others tracked them TO Dalton.
where sister of Goodcourage resides Mr. Crafts
reached Dalton on Friday night, half an hour
behind the rogues, who however, managed to
Keep out OF sight On Sunday night some young
men were going home from singing school.
when they met Jones and Goodcourage. and rec,
ognized them from the description. They per.
suaded them to go into the tavern and be 'itreat
ed, while one of the young men FASTENED after
an officer. He went seven miles and got an Of
hcer, and the rogues were detained at the tavern
until the officer arrived. Two or three coats and
vests and tv dozen Of silver spoons, stolen from
Mr.: Crafts, were found upon them. They were,
on Monday night, taken back to their old home
at Charlestown,no proceedings being commenced
against them, for the robbery of Mr. Crafts -.
Williams, the third convict, who was under sen.
tence for life, on account of his numerous bur.
glares in Springfield, is still at arge but hopes
are entertained fol- his arrest also. A reward
Of $500 was offered for the capture of these con.
vIcts by the Warden of the Stase's Prison out of
which we presume the singing school boys will
be able to reimburse the expenses of their treat
Springfield Republican.