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MEDICaEI


At HIS Drug store near the
HARVEY HOUSE.
Ofe7s for sale, gerry large and complete
assortment Of DxUes, MEDlclNEs, SUKo1-
CAL INSTRUMENTS, CurrIxG-GLAssEs,O lLs,
Scars; ToorH and WnlTE-WAsH; HAIR,
ToorM, FLESH, Nail, SHAVING, PAINT and
SHOE brushes; together with all the most
popular patent medicines Of the day.
PENS, INK and PAPER.
Fssh-Aooss, Lines, Floats, and Sasksss
Low 70: cash
TSas! Teas! Teas -!
Having been appointed agent for the sale
of TEAS for the PEKIN TEA COMPANY
Of Ne,c York, am enabled to offer to the
Ladi.s, splendid assortment Of GREEN and
Black TEx's, ,carra~ted pSre They ara
put up in quarter, half an9 pound packages,
and sold It from 50 cents to 81 81 per
pound.
Patent MedisiIes.
This el4ss Of remedies, Improperly called
Patent, are simply secret remedies, found
by Practical Physieians, after long expert
ence, to be admirably adapted 70 the cure
Of certssh ,lscafes; pat up and offered for
sale 10y, the benefit Of Mankind.
Many persons here will tell yea, that,
Smiths Tonic, Rowan's Tonic, Speeds
Tonic Indian Colasogne, Chsnpiea's Pills,
Jaynes Lcudens. SapinytoTs, Hulps or
the G'at'enb"usy Pills, will c.sre you Of any
case Of e'hills and Fever, o. kgue and Fee
yer ihM n.ay occur. and thst too, at a cost
OF from - cents to 81 So; whereas it
would ordinarily cost yos IS o0-They
would further inform you, that these rene
dies, warranted genuine. are for sale by
H. +. WEDDILL
Druggist, near the Harvey House Baton
Rouge Louisiana. rnay2Sy.
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Good Oil is next to Good Wine"

Good Oil is next to Good Winc,'
At least SO said the Poet
A ND to illustrate orr individ- .~N.
n ua belief in the assertion xf<k
we have provided ourselves with -ssessS''
prime article of Clarified, Bleached. and
Winter strained Lard and Whale OIL
Which will e sold by the single pint or
barrel; as our customers may wish.
janl5-y. JOSHUA BEAL
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f. STEVEN BROS, & co.
"a Common Street, New Orleans,
HAVE the most extensive and varied
Ill stock of Stationery in the city. Let
ter and Cap paper Of every brand and quail
f. printing materials, &c. All Of which
are sold. on the most reasonable terms
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G. A r r AG Els, &c.
Carriages, Harness, Whips. &c.
To Planters.

4 IklN'S Corn and Cotton Cultivator.
II This truly useful agricultural impIe-
ment, has been fully tested by highly res
pcctable and practical planters who after full
trial, say that by its use, in the cultivation
of Corn, Cane, or Cotton, there is a saving
of at least one third the labor to man and
horse over the common plow. 1t s new
invention. Patented March 20 1919.
Planters are invited to call and examine il
A supply on hand and for sale by
may Y. w. +. TUNNARD.
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CITY EMPORIUM.
Of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods.
w. ID. PHILLIPS,

CORNER or LAFAYETTE AND CHURCH SITS
THERE IS NO AUCTION GOODS IN
i my establishment Nor do propose
to ''sell Tor cost and ''Iess than cost" My
goods are well selected and contain all the
latest and most fashionable patterns selec-
ted by an experienced purchaser in the New
York and Philadelphia markets. have
no article that has been forced into market
under the hammer an occount OF change in
fashion, or damage. The public may feel
satisfied that what they purchase of m. is
new and fashionable. do not profess to
be in competition with the vendors of
Cheap Goods" do however pretend to
sell as cheap as any retail House OF stand
ing in the Union. Ii you do not think 81
call and see. Jan ljiy
VIZ D. PHILLlPS-Solcits the atten-
w. ton of his patrons aud The public
generally to his FALL. STYLE Of DRESS and
Sort HAIRS. His style is entirely new, en-
hracing taste, durability, beauty and light
ness, far in advance OF anything ever offered
to the public citizens and strangers need
only give me call, to satisfy themselves
that it is to their interest to purchase Hats
at the old stand. opposite the Harvey House
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NOTICE.

DERSON indebted to the firm Of J.
/ Parry + Co, will! please come up to
the counter and settle before the New Year
comes in The term of the partnership of
!. Parry & Co., is about to expire and early
payments will prevent trouble and confus-
ION. dec. ) J. PARRY 4 Go.
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CARPET g. RUGS.

CARPET & RUGS.
THE subscriber has just received from
l. New York, large assortment of In
grain, Three Ply, and Brussels Carpets, all
of which will be sold at low prices.
sept %, w. d. PHILLIPS.
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TO FAMILIES.

JUST received-pcr Saranac. ffom st
y Louis-10O bbls Flour; extra and Fam
cy; so bbls Pork. NJ. and NJ. o. Also.
Bacon, Hams and Shoulders. Lard. Soap
Candles, Starch, Tobacco &c. &c
ianlj S NJ. HART & Co.
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Cash Wanted Immediately.
TNHOSE of our friends who have made
/ small cash purchases" and have not
"forked up would confer a favor by drop
ping in and helping to reimburse our empty
chest. Isept 23l JOSHUA BEAL.
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CUNDRlES.-New Lard; Choice Su-
~ gar; Apples; Potatoes; Raisins Aim
onds; Cracknell Biscuits Just received by
ian IS JOSHUA BEAL.
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TO SUGAR PLANTERS.
7 HAVE Just received, and will continue
/ TO keep. good supply of very fine Su-
gar House and water cistern cement
JOSHUA BEAL,
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New Arrivals.
10 Tierces Prime White Leaf Lard,
10 Half Barrels Corned Beet,
rs Boxes w. r. Cheese,
? Barrels Dried Beef,
5000 Pounds Bulk Meat,
$500 Pounds Heads and Joles.
$50 Bags shelled Corn,
10 Tons Timothy Hay.
IS Boxes Star Candles
anal ~ JOSH \ BAL
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For Sale.
4 FINE Buggy and Horse-:hc Horse
n we'll suited to saddle or harness. APP
ply to sept % JOSHUA BEAL.
Worcester daily spy., 1853-10-20

lETEREsTIEG FROM THE EPLAIRs.-Louisville
Oct. 49, Letters from Santa Fe announce that F,
X. Aubrey reached there on the l4h ult. Tie
crossed abe Sierra Nevada al Tegon Pass, ON July
18th, aud suulk The Rio del Nore at Liberatta, aud
reports the route having Instructions ior either
railroad or wagons. He found g,ld The CT ossng
OF the Colorado, and other places; also silver aud
copper nre in abundance.
The indians numerous and very hostile, and
had f"gbI heIr party for Thirty days, woundng
nearly all ui them. Aubrey received eight Wounds
at different iimrs. They met tribe Of Indians 200
miles west Of Seune, who used gold bullets lc their
guns
Fot Atkinson had been entirely abandoned, and
every hing removed to Fort Reilly.
Worcester daily spy., 1853-10-20

EY A man in London, has invented, what he
calls, patent ocean float, 10 be used in case of
shpwreck. One float alone, be says, would save
three hundred weight of treasures and provisions,
and six persons at time. Six floats, therefore,
could safely land nearly ton weight of treas ure,
and thirty six persons. In twenty.si transits to
and fro, between the land and a wreck, ii is COM
pured that only one float, by lines Of conmuni-
cation connected with the ship and shore, which
it unerrngIy effects, ia most important feature in
these foats) would safely land about three ions,
and save the lives of one hundred and twenty
persons. They eau be used as trunks. and kept
in the cabin, so that no ship-room is lost. The
captain of ship, and the passengers who may
possess but one float each, can, IN a moment of
peril and danger, form raft Of amazing buoy
ancy, by uniting their floats together by means
Of spring swivels and rings, which are fixed all
round them. In fact, they are a desideratum
which has been wanted from the beginning of the
world, and no ship should be allowed to 90 to sea
without having one or more Of them on board.
Worcester daily spy., 1853-10-20

SELF SALE INTO SLAvERx.-A singular
instance of colored man selling himself into
slavery, was brought out in the Mayors Court, in
Richmond Va, last week. man named Jones,
a witness in a case oflarceny, stated that he was
a slave of Mr.. CorrngIon, while the Book of
the Hastings Court showed him TO be a free
man. On examination, it appeared that Jones
was emancipaed in Richmond in 1851, and that,
appended to the evidence of hist freedom, was an
injunction fiomthe Court to leave the Stale, on
penalty ofbeing sold for the benefit of the State
Instead ofdoing so, it appeared that he sold him
self 10 Mr.. Corringtou, and had actually received
part OF the purchase money at the time of the
sale. The Mayor stated in strong terms his con-
viction that he whole proceeding was Illegal ,and
that the State had claims for forfeiture, which
could be enforced in ple of the negro's self sale;
but foT the purpose OF bringing the novel question
before higher Court, he had the man held to
hearing before the next Hastings Court, on the
charge of remaining in the Commonwealth con-
trary TO law
Worcester daily spy., 1853-10-20

HOME PoLITENEss.-Why not be PoiIles
How much does it cost TO say, 81 thank you. =
Why not practice il at home? TO your husband,
your children, your domestic? If stranger does
some little act of courtesy, how sweet the smi-
ing acknowledgment. If your husband-oh MS
a matter Of course! no need Of thanks.
Should an acquaintance tread on your dress,
your best, very best, and by accident tear it,how
proluse you are with your ''never minds-don't
think of i'll don't care at ALL" If a husband
does it, he gets frown; if child, he is chas'
tised.
All! these are little things, say you? They tell
nightly on the heart, let assure you, little as
they are.
A gentleman stops at a friends house, and
finds it in confusion ''I1e dJn't see anything to
apologize lor.-never thinks of such matters
everything is all righI'' cold supper-cold room
crying children ''perieclly comfortable"
Goes home where his wife has been taking care
of sick ones, and working her life almost out.
Don't see why things can't be kept in better
order-there never were such cross children be-
fore.'' No apologies except away from home.
Why not be polite at home! Why not use
freely the golden coin Of courtesy? How sweet
they sound those little words, 81 thank you, p"
or, ''you very kind Doubly, yes, thrice
sweet from the lips we love, when heart-smies
make the eye sparkle with the clear light OF aE
feclion.
Be polite to your children. Do you expect
them to be mindful of your welfare? To grow
glad at your approach? To bound away TO do
your pleasure, before your request is half spoken?
Then, with all your dignity and authority, mingle
politeness. Give it niche in yeur household
temple. Only then will you have the true secret
of sending out into the world really finished gen.
temen and ladies'
Again we say unto a-be polite
Worcester daily spy., 1853-10-20

HIGHWAY ROBBERY AT an early hour yesler.
day morning, man named John Smith was found
by the Watch lying on the Common, near the corner
OF fremont and BoylsIon streets, very badly beaten,
nearly senseess, and much exhausted from lnss Of
blood. The Watch conveyed him to the Hospital,
and his recovery from MS injuries is very doubtful
Ii appears from his statements that he was attacked
by some unknown rufian, who struck him several
blows on the head with heavy weapon, and robbed
him Of 50. 1t also appears that the weapon was
one OF the large stakes with the sign, "Walk on
paths" upon it, as such stake was found on the
Common this morning, besineared with blood, and
lock ol human hair, attached a small piece of the
scalp, adherng to it.Bsston Post, 18Th
Worcester daily spy., 1853-10-20
SPECIAL NOTICE.

- M. 5. CHAPLIN having returned 10 Waldo Block
patuerre9n Rooms, win attend peraonally 10 tbose
who may favor him with a call
vi those wishing for perfect gem Of the art, will
OF course, avail themselves OF the FIST 81 DOrluny OF
calling on Mr. &. tina secure one more Of those
menioes which in the hour Of affection no price
purchase.
Mr. Chnpn Is taSitg splendid Dngueueotypes and en-
closing them In very beautiful case, nlaid with pearl
Tor 81 90. Also, IN very fine for 70 cts.
Pleasc call and examine specimens before purch asirp
at any other rooms nd satisfy yourselves that YOU
can buy cheaper aud better Dagneireo pes al ChapnE
than any other Rooms in this Jity '
This Ia no humbug VIII you call and favor me with
sitting. dtf s07
Worcester daily spy., 1853-10-20
The Court adjourned 10 Thursday morning.

ET-The scribhler Of the Transcript, who signs
himself I" Vfnts Ve'aats,'' or, IN plsin English The
wind ot T'lah," Informs Us, through the columns
Of tina, papet, that be moi Whigling, but that,
the contrary, he has been an American W hip
vo'er for seventeen years. This would make hun
thirty ghi years Of age, and his case is more des
perale than we lad supposed. There would be
some hope oi boy who should perpetrate such non
sense, but Tor man who has nearly reached the
meridian Of life, nothing more can be expected than
that he will continue make himself ridiculous by
an exposure Of his stupidity, long as such weak
papers as the Transcript welcome such lu,becile
communications to their columns, as are furnished
by Vsntns Kiritatis.
Worcester daily spy., 1853-10-20

FURTHER SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE PACIFIC
RAILROAD.-The books ofsubscriplion 10 the stock
OF the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Company were
opened for the second time at Metropolitan Hail.
New York, on Thursday. The attendance was
large, and for nearly two hours, it is said, subscrip
tons we're entered rapidly as they could be writ
ten down. In that time, a little over thirteen mil
lions OF dollars subscribed, he list being head
ed by P. /. Barnum Esq. al S600,O 900, The whole
amount was divided among l08 persous residing in
all sections Of the connlry, being average Of lit
tie over $l2O,OO0 to each subscription. The books
were closed one hour for dinner, and reopened in
the afternoon, when "A number Of additional sulscrip-
tiOns we're made.
Worcester daily spy., 1853-10-20
BosroN. Sent. 26. 1853.

MIDNlGHT DING.-Quiie a romantic af.
fair occurred last week in this city, after the fellow
ing manner. young and talented Episcopal cler
gyman ol Montreal, was wailing in this city Er the
arrival OF his elrolhed from Eng gand in he steamer
Niagara, and had made arrangements to have the
matrimonial knot tied without delay. The steamer
did not come up until about II O'Clock in the eve.
ming, and the lovers, who had not seen each other
for three years, repaired the Church of The Advent
IN Green street, as soon practicable. The sexton
lighted couple Of tapers the bishop, dressed in his
candnicas, came in, aud The ceremony was per.
formed in presence of the sexton and the Superin.
tendent Of the Revere House, who gave away the
bride The twain made one flesh Just as the
clock struck twelve. Ii was an impressive scene
the dmly lighted church, the trusting bride, who
had few minutes before arrived alone in strange
land, and at midnight was pronouncing those solemn
vows which were 10 place her under the protection
Of her only friend this side Of the Atlantic
Worcester daily spy., 1853-10-20

CINCINNATI, Oct. 18.-The cars containing the
Eastern mail, due here this morning, and Livings
ton and Fargo's express packages between Cleve.
land and Columns, took fire last night by sparks
from the locomotive. The mail was entirely lost,
but part Of the express packages were saved.
Father Gavazzi ectured in this city to full house
last night. There was no dislul bance
Lucy Stone is lecturng here TO crowded houses.
The trial of the parties charged with the 'Mar.
ina washington" conspiracy commenced today, at
Columbus, before Judge Mclean.
Worcester daily spy., 1853-10-20

that we see no reason doubt, that, when these e
gal questions shall have been finally settled by the
Supreme Court, the law will recommence its opera.
tions with renewed strength.
Resolued, That, in spite of all obstacles, the friends
of Temper ance should make constant efforts Tor the
enforcement of every provision Of the law.
Resolued, That it is grievous injury to the tenn
perance movement, (as we'll great iujustice) TO
exclude any person from It's platform, on of
sex OF color; and that this is not merely objectiona
bic when it is the act of riotouS minority (as at
recent convention in New York;, but when il is the
formal act Of majority, at the recent State Tenn
perance Convention at Boston.
Resolved, That the friends of Temperance should
make il a fundamental principle Of action, TO sup
port by their votes only such candidates as are true
to the principles Of Temperance legislation.
BY invitation, Moses Mellen, ESQ.,, Of Boston,
then explained to the Convenlion the plan of a
''Million Dollar Fund }" to be established on the
principle of the Carson League, in New York
each subscriber to be taxed per cent. Tor less)
The subscribed, for temperance purposes.
The convention was then addressed by Wendell
Phillips, Esq, who spoke for more than hour.
His address was very able and eloquent; laying
down the philosophy Of temperance action and leg.
slation with many novel and striking illustrations
and suggestions. He was listened to with the deep
est interest.
Dr. Jewett was called for, but was unable to speak
at any length, in consequence of hoal senes, Some
others also spoke The resolutions, whch were
afterwards adopted, by one but all unanimously.
The County Committee was appointed as follows:
Rev. p. Crandall, of Worcester S. j. Woodbury.,
Esq, Of Sutton; ana Rev. Elnalhan Davis, Of
Filchhurg.
The Convention then adjourned sine die.
Worcester daily spy., 1853-10-20

CHERRY AND FAIR STAR is still The great magnet Of
attraction, al the Museum. The house WIS again
crowded last night, with the elite of the city, to
witness the splendid scenic Fairy Spectacle. The In.
dies acted their respective parts with brIIancy and
Vigor, and won rounds OF applause. The Gentlemen
also PLAYED exceedingly well Old Daddy CartliIch as
Hasst nba is entirely home and sih Cyprean nabo1
to pc iectin The piece is to be played all he " eek,
and aturday afternoon, with new and lea, uI farcs
each ev"ni'g. Don't II 10 see it, orce at least.
Worcester daily spy., 1853-10-20
County Temperance Convention
At Worcester, Oct. 19. 1859

This Convention met at Horticultural Hall, and
was called to order by Rev. Phineas Crandall. of
the State Central Committee. Mr.. ID. S. Whitney,
OF Southboro', was appointed temporary Chairman
Committee was appointed to report a perma-
neni organizaion, consisting Of Messrs Moses Smith
OF Holden, Moses Sa~m Of Soulhboro', aud Sill.
man lint Of Rutland. During their absence Edwin
Thompson, of Walpole, addressed the Convention.
The following The permanent organization.
President-Rev. ELNhTHAN DAVIS, Fhchburg,
Vice P'esidents-W. S. Bradbury, Westminster;
E l.. Capron, Worcester, Rev. T. W. Higeinson,
Worcester, ID $. Whitney, Soulbboro'
Sccraaries Rev. P Cranda, Worcester, s. C.
Fay, Southboro'
Business Committee was then appointed, con-
sisng Of Rev. r. w. figgngson Of Wore, sier.
StiIlnan Flint Of Rutland, ME-. Sarah H. Earle Of
Worcester, and Rev, d. S. Whitney Of Southboro'.
The Business Committee reported in part as fol.
lows;
Resolred, That County Committee of three be
arpOnled, with power 10 call sem. annual County
COnveniinns-the auiumna Convention 10 be held
IN the city Of Worcester, aud the Spring Convention
IN such other place as they may deem desirable.
Under this resolution there arose discussion, in
which Messrs. Crandall, Higginson, Knapp, ,Thomp-
son, and others, participated. A Committee Of FIVE
WAS chosen 10 nominate the County Committee, as
ioows;-Rev 2. CrandaIl Of Worcester, DR.. Jew.
EFT of Millbory, Nj. J. c. Knapp of Worcester, MIR.
C. B. Snow Of FiIchburg, s. J. Woodbury. Of sut.
ton.
Adjourned at IL IL to meet again at2P.M.
AFTEREooE SESSION.
Worcester daily spy., 1853-10-20

MAINE LUMBER.-Theie are sixty or seventy
thousand logs, worth million Of dollars, on The
West branch Of the Ptnobscoi, which cannot be got
down in consequence Of the want of water. There
are also about $50 rals, making 20 cargoes, from
tive Ia ten Mules above the city Of Bangor, waiting
fora ireshet sufficient 10 bring them down. The
demand lor humber is great aud cannot ie supplied.
hai there is in the MAJ ket Of cnurse commands
high price. The export OF long lumber (om Ban
gor this Year is stated at 2 900 900 leel Of short
lumber l50, ,O00, 900 feet
Worcester daily spy., 1853-10-20

THE CAMPAIoE.--N. p. Banks, Jr., delivered
an address at the great meeting at Chareslown on
Monday evening, and at New Bedford last evening.
Tonight he speaks at Leominster; Thurtday after.
noon ut llardwick; Thursday evening NJ Ware
Friday al Worcester; Saturday afternoon nj Oxford;
Saturday evening at Webster-B Boston Times, 1911.
Worcester daily spy., 1853-10-20

DEMocRATIo MovEmEErs.-The Post says
that the meeting OF the friends Of the new COnsiiiu.
ton, AT Faneuil Hall on Friday evening, is TO be
followed by first class meetings in every ward in the
ciiy--tbe masses of the people being encouraged 10
work for the adoption Of Constitution that will
secure them a representation in the Legislature which
they have not had.
Worcester daily spy., 1853-10-20

EE-"A toioabiy hard SHELF is a man who would
chase niger from the l,auery to Canal street;
genuine hard is one who would iollow the blacka-
moor as Ear as Union Square the Crystal Palace;
The rejoices, believe, in the cognomen ol 'pa-
tina; the hardest Of all 'hards' "a regular adnan.
tine) rs person who would run a darkey clear out
Of lown,and pursue him to the very end ol the earth
IN Y. Atlas,
Worcester daily spy., 1853-10-20

The fact that Mr.. Dowley wrote letter mme
diaely alter the nominations made al Worces-
ter, de:ning 10 be candidate for Lieutenant Gov.
ernOr, having been noticed in several papers, il is
deemed proper that his letter should he made pub
tic, 10 prevent msconslruction of his motives and
opinions: Boston Post.
BosToN, Sept. 26, 1858.
To EdWard Hamilton, Esq;--My Dear Sr,--I
have received your communication informing me of
my nomination hy the Democratic Convention as
sembed AT Worcester on the 22d inst, as candidate
Tor The Office of Lieutenant Governor. am deenly
sensible Of the honor conferred upon me by the Con.
ven,on, IN presenting my name TO the democracy of
the Commonwealth candidate for their snff ages
My arrangements in relation 10 my own aftai,r are
such as will take me out OF the State Ihe most Of the
time during the next year. and would prevent me
from dischargng the duties of the Office if elected
Had any intlmati0n been given me that my name
was TO be used in connection with any office should
have made known my wishes in season to have pre-,
vented the nomination, which musi now very re.
specially, but positively, decline With the high
est respect aud esteem for the officers and members
Of the Cunvention and true regard for YOURSELF re
main your o5edient want, LEVI A. DowLEY.
Worcester daily spy., 1853-10-20

ET-The Essex Wings met at Salem on Tuesday,
and nominated Thomas Wright OF Lawrence, J. h.
Boardman Of Newbmypori, II. g. Gray Of Marble.
head, r. p. Pngree of Salem, and James Haskell
Of Rockport, for Senators. Out Of i02 votes,
Wright had 81, Bosrdman So, Gray 68.
Worcester daily spy., 1853-10-20

TEmPERAEcE CosvENrrUE.-.A Mass Conyen.
ton Of the friends of Temperance will be held at
Fi'chbuig, on Saturday, 22d inst, at the Town
Hall. Hon Warren vinton Of Maine, Rev w. II.
Brewster Of Lowell, Edwin Thompson Of walpoe,
and 9. w. Bungay Of Boston, are upon the list Of
speakers.
Worcester daily spy., 1853-10-20

Gy- MIS- Sinclair, (lae Forresr) it is rumored ia
about TO return from talilornla, where she has had
great success. Her sister Virginia is reported TO
have married millionaire.
Worcester daily spy., 1853-10-20

ER private letter from ireland states that
Father CahIll,he celebrated Roman Catholic ~ lest
is shortly to visit this country, with a view Of
checking the detection Of the Irish from Romanism.