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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-15

NOTICE..
FENHE subscribers having formed connection in Bust
i ness under the name and firm of E. e. ABBOTT
d CO., and taken the centrally located Office
Leonard Goodhues Hat Store, No. 233 Main
street.-The city opposite Elm street. would tender their
services
Real Estate Brokers,
to any persons having landed Estates which they wish
to dispose of
They also prepared exchange city property for
farming lands, upon the most favorable TERMS nego-
ate the sale of properly in adjacent towns and would
respectfully solicit the attention of purchasers the
following Schedule of Property which they offer
FOR SALE.
Two valuable Houses on the Corner Of fremont and
Mechanic streets
Two large Houses on Chestnut street.
One House Irving street, aid two on Pleasant
street. ...lI
Five Houses in Pine Meadow quarter.
Also number Ofsmall Farms of aboutI250 acres,
rying from five 10 fifty miles d tant from this city.
Also 100 house lots in parts of the city, some
of which upon the ''Wheeler Farm" plat, and
not excelled for location by any IN the vicinity.
The above property will all be sud low For Terms,
inqdire of e. E. ABBOTT & co.
We would also tender our services as Auctoneers,
all persons having property be disposed of by Auc
ton, either in the city, joining towns
E. E. ABBOTT & CO., Main street.
Worcester, July l6. 1852. dlY
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Marbleized Iron Nantes, Columns, Table
TOPS. Sc

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The SALAMANDER MARBLE COMPANY
RE now offering the above in great variety. The
IN articles produced by them very exact in their
limitations OF the choicest Marbles, very superior in
their fnh and elegant in their desgns they cheap
than Marble and having an Iron basis more du
rable and cannot be injured by the action Of ACIDS
OILS; having obtained GOLD MEDAL for them at
the last Fair of the American Institute, and receiving
daily commentator from Architects, Builders, the pub
lie and the press they invite attention them with
fdence
They also valuable to persons NJ distance, being
readily set up than Marble, and not liable to be
broken IN their transportation. A Chcuar with de.
signs and list of prices, wil be sent by post oppi
cation. SILAS q. HERRING.
Ware Rooms el3 Broadway New York. under the
care Of JoHN RusroN, to whom all business communi.
cations only should be addressed. Mandatory Hud
SON. corner Of Thirteenth streets, under the supern-
tendenra of the inventors, X f. & l. r. Williams.
Specimens may also be seen at IIERRlNG'S Sala-
mander Safe Depot, 1856, 1877 and l39 Water st., NJ Y.
dec6 d3mis
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FOR S ALE.

&zA THE subscriber being DESTROYS of leav- e.sg
iM; EA ing this State, offers his entire REAL aS3ss
-'7-' ESTATE at very low prices, consisting ~@+ =
in part of one House Shelby street do unn-
ished, Laurel street do, Grafton street 20
House Lots on Laurel Hill do, on Grafton street
IA acres Of Land on the Holden road 1853 Acres of
Land, with good Farm Buildings, in Paxton.
ocI6 DIFF A. NJ. MERRIFIFLD.
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FOR MILIl0NI
SILVER WARE, WATCHESS JEIVELRY
T.. ID. GODDARD 4 co.,
their new Building called Union Block, ;
TO 10y Main street.

at their new Building called " Union Block,
no. 1917 Main street,
WTOULD inform their customers in this city and vcin-
w ity, that they just opened many and fash
ionabe Goods solicit examination of their Stock
by all those about make purchases of any articles
the above line Our Stock very large and consists of:
Silver IT able and Tea adies' and Cents Gold
spoons. Chains
Sugar, Salt & Mustard do. Diamond Pins and Rings
Silver Forks and Butter 80 different styles Ladies'
Knives; Hoops, Drops, and KnObs
Silver Pitchers and Cups ladies' fine Brooches;
plain and fancy Gents. Scarf Pins & studs;
Plated and Britannia ware; Keys, Pencils, & Thimbles
Cake Baskets and Casters; Gold Bracelets and Snaps ;
Table Bells plain and fancy; Entire sly of Rings
Gents. Port Mones and Cuff Pins Shell
Gents. Gold FUbs and seals; Back and Side Combs,
Vest Chains and HooKs Silver Combs round for
Gold Watches of every de- Children.
scrption
We would call the attention of the public our large
assortment Of Htl
Gold and Silver Spectacles g
Having mado arrangements with the Manufacturer,
have all the kinds of Glass; suit all eyes
and ages. Mathematical instruments of all prices.
Watches and Jewely carefully repaired, and warrant
ed Old Gold and Silver taken exchange. All OF the
above Goods ale offered low for Cash. at wholesale or
retail. UT Call at the Union Block, No 1877 Main st.
J.. ID. GODDARD & co.
Worcester, Nov. i3. 1852. DIFF
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J. B. GREENLAW'S
Portrait, Picture Frame and
Gliding Establishment,
rs removed from Messrs. Taber & Cholar's No. $50
Il Main sueet, to No 205t Main street, in the rear of
DR. Van Alsn's Daguerreotype ROOMS where he is pre-
pared to manufacture PORTRAIT and PICTURE
FRAMES, OF every variety of style, in the thor
ough manner and at fair prices His long experience in
the
Gliding, Picture
and Portrait Frame Business,
Plain and Ornamental Looking Glass and Picture Frames,
Architects Ornaments Brackets, Room Moudings, Chr
tain Ornaments, Pier Tables Car Moudlngs &c,
rants perfect satisfaction TO be gven and tn his work
will be done in good style as be found in New
York or Boston.
N. B. All kinds of old work re-Gilt, White Varnish
ed and warranted to stand washing
j, b. GREENLAW,
No. 205I Main street, Worcester, Mass.
Worcester, Dec. %, 1852 dawu
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Alum, Blue Vitriol, sc.

tlN Alum, Blue Vltrl0I, &C VI
E0 BBLs. Alum, whole and ground. H
w 5000 lbs Blue vriol I.fla.
5000 lbs. III. Chro. Potash. fa
q. y. a. A. J. HOWE,
oct1e Wer Hank Block
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Valuahle House fnr Gale.

- THE House now occupied by the subscriber
iH with the whole, or part of the Land adjoining
II is situated at the head of State street, and is
one of the best built, and most houses this
city. For terms, and further description, apply to
may7 dstf @. a. HARRINGTON.
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For SALE.

q THE House occupied by the subscriber, BIZ
q Main street, corner of Madison. Inquire of the
subscriber, on the premises, or Of A. H. Bulloch.
septl5-du N. WHEELER.
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OVER COATS.

FHessEs. u hayer e. Eannes
HAVE just received another lot of those nice OVER
should give them call before purchasing elsewhere.
Also, just received large assortment of o x S
OVER-COATS, of all kinds, and for sale cheap.
Harrington Corner corner Of Main aud Front streets.
Worcester, New. 4, 1852. def
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WORCESTER, SATURDAY, JANUARY IS.
TO BE LET.
Hou- e To Let.

-, A new COTTAGE HOUSE on William Street,
NA containing EIGHT rooms. Possession given i'm
azaS1- medisely. Apply at Walkers, Lincoln square.
janl4 d6ts G. C. HOUGHTON.
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Feathers. Feathers.

= OtNUl4O1os Z CoAt4IOIos
lust received large invoice OF Live Geese Fea.h-
ers, selling low, wholesale sad retail 1850 Main
street, Cup stairs) TABER & C\IOLLAR.
Oct9 dawtf
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DAGUERRE0 TYPES.

T BABBfTT would inform the citizens of Worces-
ILa ter and vicinity, that he has opened Daguerrean
Rooms III Pper's Block, where he would be happy
have those i'll want picnres, TO call and judge OF his
artistic skill from likeness OF themselves, their
friends. Mr.. has constantly on hand large assoit-
men of the latest st les OF Gases, sale the lowest
prices. imcluding a new and beamtilul stYla Of
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nc LET.
Tn Ia "a WW

A LARGE ROOM, over the Store of the subscriber,
"a suitable for aa oiiiee. Apply TOD SCOTT, JR.,
novl9 DIFF 249 Main street
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Cottage House for Sale or to Rent.
<1NA SITUATED in pleasant Grove, on Hill ST.,
Ea.si South of May street, and the Dread Insti
tute. Said Cottage is aew, and contains seven
Ruoms. Apply TO E. B. LOWELL.
noV2q dtAni%
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1.-TWO large and spacious Rooms in Union BlocR-one
1 on the I'd floor and one the Sd floor For fur.
ther particulars, inquire of
noyl9 diff L. d GODDARD.
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7 0 LET

an Main street, two pleasant LODGING ROOMS,
" furnished. and taken of, may be obtained for
single gentlemen, by inquriDg AT l56 Main street.
sept28 Ut
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Tenement to Rent.
la In anew House, on Madison street. 1t con-
RtA tans Rooms, Bathing Room, and is supplied
-'-- with hard and soft water Inquire of
JOHN 2. BLOOD,
deg DIFF tie Car Mandatory.
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no LET.

III LEI.
TWO ROOMS over bassett & Clark's Grocery Store,
No. 81 Washington sgnare.
BAsSETT & CLARK
Worcester, Sept. 1Oth, 1852. diff
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To Rent.

FSH second and third stories Of the Brick Beck
4 ner Of Souhbfidge and Main Streets. II is good
stand for Boot Manufacturer Water the I'd floor.
Apply to L. SPRING, I'd,
apps If or ltNo3 Maple place.
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Dwelling House on Pearl Street to be Let
@1A TIL House No. II Pearl street, le'eIy occu
Gni III pied by Mrs. Denny. Possession givtp mmedl
- ately. Apply to WIN. HARRINGTON,
novl3 diff at Belnis & Co.'s Shoe Store.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1853-02-15

hoart. By midnight, modification had set in
on that fair breast where the small purple
sp@ks had caught her mothers eye. The
frs; passengers in the early morning saw the
house shut up, and the red cross on the door;
andno ono was within but the old woman who
made her harvest of tending tho dead. She
cali ed from the window. The dead-cart came.
Thu old woman made plentiful morning meal
of he remains of tho wedding feast; made a
bundle of the rich dress of the bride, holding
that lace ruff to the light with admiration, be-
fore she folded it up for her bundle, locked the
door after her as she went out, and left the a
bode whero there had been to much mirth yes
terdsy and where nothing was now heard but
rustic of the mice, which came boldly forth to
revel in tho fragments Of the good cheer.
Tho incidents of those days are immoriali-
zedby their being erected into type of horri-
Bile and inevitable fate; and above all other in
cidents, that of the purple stain on tho breast.
We read and talk of tho Plaguo-spot so famil-
iar'y that we have almost lost sight of what it
means. 1t would be we'll to reconsider it, and
dwell upon It. If thero is such thing for in
stance, as State with an established vice in
it; if wo know Of such thing as Democratic
Republic with deep-seatcd Tyranny in the
midst Of i, aud call that tyranny plague-spot,
wo had better ponder what that phrase truly
means, and what it certainly forebodes. 1t is
idle to take our eyes from it because the thot-
less cxult in the vigorous youth of that State,
in its bloom Of promise, in the opening before
it of a new and blessed career. If tho plague
spot is really there, tho bloom and the prom
iso will vanish like the dew and tho delicate
beauty of tho descr,-fower when the simeon
is on the way. Decay and putresence arc at
hand.
And is thero no escape ? There have been
instances of recovery from the plague; one
case among ten thousand. But in that one
case, the stain has been at once recognized as
plague-spot, and Instant aud vigorous treat
ment has followed. Wherever the sufferer
has concealed and denied the token. wherever
he has rushed forth into tho street, declaring
himself we'll, shouting forth his confidence,
and mocking tho pity aud horror of the world
that looked on; in every such case perdition
has overtaken him, and his self-will has been
his ronical cpitaph, engraven on tho memo
ries Of all survivors.
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NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE
OFFICE No. log BROADWAY, ~. Y.

hecsmnia,ed Capital principally invested in Nep York
re'l-} 10 aud United States Stock
,sts THIS Company make all Insurance nppertainn5
5 TO Life on the most economical and secure plan.
A. The Premiums are charged at the usual rates. but
may be paid annually, sem-annunlly quarterly. or
when the polio, is for life. and the premium amounts
to S5o 4Oper cent Of 1t may be paid by note and co
per cent. only in cash. rtaf e-
AT the end Of each year statement is made Of the
Companies affairs and dividend of the profits made
to all life policy holders
This dividend is madn in the shape of stock-trans-
ferabe certificates for which are ssued-bearng such
fhteEest the Trustees shall declare. BY this mode
thee sa continual and increased reduction in the pre-
miptn from year TO year.
The Company have now been in successful opera
ton seven vears-have insured over z 800 policies
alter paying heavy amounts to the widow orphan and
creditor they have remaining large fund 1885, 750)
to meet future liabilities.
Seven annual dividends have been mado-tlree of
40, and four Of so per cent and per cent. same
paid in cash-thus showing the truths and safety Of
ats principles and benefits to he derived therefrom
vrv-u.,.. MORRIS FRANKLIN, President.
PLIHY FREEMAN, Actuary.
Further information and prospectus can be had at
the Office Of MURPHY & BAXTER, Agents.
pcS1s w =; MIA NJ: HALE Medical Examiners.
Jontsvie, Jan. I, 1853. moo
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Sunday is tho day Of rest

Everything elsc Sunday is tho day of rest
for us ALL"
Except mo-" said Brown, bravely.
"For relaxation, attend every Monday eve-
ming, the Rev. Mr.. Longbreath's popular Lee
lures on popular IDEAS"
"Does your husband attend you to all these
places, MADAME" inquired the Mayor.
"Blcss you! no, thereby lays my complaint.
Formerly he objected not to my doing good;
but lately he seems disposed to forbid me
these privileges. Sast evening, when l put
on my bonnet, preparatory to accompanying
my particular friend, Mr.. Adams, to the lecture
he threw down the baby. (Mr. Brown began
trembe agsin) and declared openly that he
would neither nurse tho brat nor clear up the
supper dishes. My feelings SO shocked that
nearly tainted; for in six years of married life,
Mr.. Brown never refused to perform his shire
of our domestic duties"
"What did he do after that1" coolly asked
the Mayor
"Noihing, sir, but obstina.cly refused to do
his duty. After persuading him in vain, l call
ed in the officars of tho law and had him ar
rested. Iintonded to show him that law and
justice will sustain me-"
"You are mistaken madam. lie has not of
Tended the law, however much he may offend
ed you. / discharge him."
edy forour sex? and will even the law insult us
when we ask for redress? Oil woful, woful,
indeed is the condition of society,"
She lacked the Mayor in tho Dyes for mo-
ments, as if expecting response. but getting
mono, turned to her husband. She gave him a
glance which almost melted him in his seat !;
and thon harshy stamping her little foot she
said TO him:
"Timothy, begonel I'll seek redress among
those who deal out justice"
"M-. Brown obeyed, but with a trembling
step. His wife followed him amid the laugh
ter of all who had witnessed the rich scene
H TCincinnati Times.
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THE CENSUS REpoRf.

Tho Report of the Superintendent of the
Census presents great many very valuable
facts concerning the progress of the United
States, tho extent of their various productions
&C., sc. We give. in a condensed form, all
the important facts which it contains
The Population of the United States has in
creased during the last sixty years, at the rate
of about 3l per cent. per annum. The popu-
luton of Great Britain, amounting to 27,6I9,-
500, has increased during fifty years at the
ratio of 1877 per cent. per annum In Ire
land from 1921 to 1S4l the population increas-
ed atthe rate of aboutone per cent. while from
1871 to 1875 it decreased at the rate of ttco per
cent. per annum. The number Of Houses oc :
cupied by free persons i'm the United States is
1868, ,427; the whole number of houses in Great
Britain is 3,667,437 In Belgium, with a pop
platicn Of l,446,455 the number of houses is
799,s48 In Prussia, with population of l6, :
3l,lS7, these are l.945.l74 houses. The in
crease of population in France, for fifty years,
has been II per cent. Tho comparative heal
hiaess of different sections of tho United States,
is SC: forth by the following table;, aa,
Annual deaths Ratio To tho
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M0ITGAGE sALE;-Delaul. having been

AM OrIGAGE SALEs-Deiuuh having Deen
r9fvl made in the paym Of certain Of money,
A secured in the payment of certain ndeuture OF Mort
gage executed by Patrick McAdam TO Rufus Beal on
60 The ninth day of Januny in the vear eighteen hpnd
red and fifty .npd recorded in the Office Of the Reg
ster OF Deeds for the Comfy Of Hsdae. the ninth
OF Januayin the year 1852 in Lbcr Of Moriga
on page 35l, which there is claimed To be due
NJ This date three hundred and thirty dollars and
thirty cents and proceedings at law in equity
having been instituted for the recovery of at amount
orany part thereof. Now therefore notice is hereby
given that by virtue If power Of sale in said nden-
I tore OF Mortgage contained and according tile sd
VI ute ia such made and provided the following de-
- lscribed premises Ia All that piece parcel Of
Il land lying in the Village If Hsale aud State of Mich
igan described as follows viz: being part Of lo one
hundred and ninety four Railroad stieet commence
ing the northern line Of said Railroad its
intersection will, the eastery line of Unnn stfeet from
thence eastery along the northery line Of said Railroad
- street forty eight feet alley tsaid alley is twenty
e tcur feet widel thence nor,hery right angles
hundred and forty eight feet aud inches Ware
% House alley, thence westerly right angels along
said alley forty eight feet and six inches said Rail-
road The place Of beginning; reference beng
had to the deed Of Joel McCoum aud wife the said
Patri TX IcAdam executed the 9Th day Of June A.
ID. 1874 for particular description. being the
premises descrihed in said Mortgage, will be exposed
Tor sale Ut ptblc auction the highest bidder the
s Couu House in the Village of Hilsdale in the County
~ of Hllsdae and State of Michigan, Wednesday the
twenty seventh day Of April in the year 1853 of
the clock in the forenoon of that day. January 9th
~ 1853 fai RUFUS BEtiL Mortgage.
-sa T., II. G WILSON. Au'y. for Morgagee.
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Despare not of the better part
That lies in human kind
A glance OF light still fckereth
In cen tho darkest mind
The savage with his club of war,
The sage SO mild and good,
Arc linked in firm eternal bonds,
Of common brotherhood.
Despair not! oh, dispair not them,
For through this world so wide
No nature is so demon-like,
But there's an angel side.
Tho hugo rough stones from out the min,
Unsightly and unfair,
Have vains Of purest metal hid
Beneath the surface there.
Few rocks so baro but TO their heights
Some tiny moss-plant clings,
And round the peaks so desolate,
The sea- bird sits and sings;
Believe me, too, that rugged souls,
:. Beneath their rudiness hide
Much that is beautiful and good
We've all our angel side.
In all things is an inner depth
A off, secret way,
Where through the windows of the soul,
God sends his smiling ray.
In every human heart there is
A faithful sounding chord.
That may be struck unknown to us
BY somo sweet loving word.
The wayward heart in vain may try
Its softer thoughts to hide,
Some unexpected tone reveals
1t hath an angel side.
Despiscd, and low. ana tfodden down
Dark with the shade of sin,
Dccipherlng not those halo lights,
Which God hath lit within;
Cropping about in utmost night,
Poor prison'd souls there are.
Who guess rot what lifc's meaning is,
Nor dream OF heaven afar.
Oh! that some gentle hand of love
Their stumbling stops would guide,
And show them that amidst il all,
Life has is angel side.
Brutal, and mean, md dark enough,
God knows some natures are,
= But he. compassionate, comes near
And shall NO stand afarl
Our cruse Of oil will not grow less,
If shared with hearty hand,
For words Of peace and looks of loyo
Few natures can withstand.
Love is the mighty conqnerJr-
Love is the beautious guide
Love with her beaming eye, can SEQ
We've all our angel side.
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A Thrilling Adventure

A merchant. who, wishing 10 celebrate his
daughters wedding, collected a party of her
young comrarions; they circled around her
wishing much happiness u the youthful bride,
and her chosen one Her father gazcd proud
ly on his lovely child. and hoped that as bright
prospects for the future might open for the
| rest of his chi lJlrcn, who were playing among
the guests. Passing through the hall of The
basement, he met n servant who was carving
a lighted candle in her hand, without candle
sick. He blamed.her for such conduct, and
went into the kitchen TO see about the supper
The girl soon returned but without the candle.
The merchant Immediately reeollectedthat sew
eral barrels of gunpowdcr had been placed in
he cellar during the day, and that ono had
been opened,
Where is your GAMBLER he inquired in the
utmost alarm.
4 couldn't bring it up with me, for my arms
arc full of wood said tho girl.
Where did you put ii'
We'll, Id no candlestick, so struck it in
somo blacs sand that's in the small barrel
Her master dashed down the stairs the pas
sago was long and dark. his knees threatened
to give way under him, his breath was choked
his flesh seemed dry ard parched, az if he al
ready felt the sutft eating bias, of death. At
the end of tho collar, under tho very room
where his children and their friends were rev.
el;ng in felicity, he saw tho open barrel full at
the top; the candle stick loosely in the grains,
with long red snuff of burnt wick: this sight
seemed to wither oil bis powers; tho laughter
of the company struck upon his ear like knell;
the music commenced above. the feet of the
dancers responding with vivaci,y. The floor
shook and the loose bottles in the cellar Iinged
with the motion He fancied the candle moved
was filling; with desperate energy he sprang
forward-but how to remove IT, the slightest
touch would cause the red hot wick to fall into
the powder With unequalled presence of
mind hc placed hand on each side ofthe can
die pointed toward tho object of his care. which
as his hands met, was secured in tho casping
of his fingers and safely moved away from its
dangerous position. When no reached tho
head of the stairs he smiled at his previous a
larm, but the reaction was too powerful, andh
fell into fits of the most violent laughter He
was conveyed 10 his bed senseless, and many
weeks elapsed ere his nerves recovered suHi-
cient tone TO allow him to resume his business.
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wAsurNoroS. Fob.

t,,gl, WASHINGTON, FOB. 3.
Edward s. Fullor recently of tho Census
Oificc, was shot last night at the National Ho-
tel, by Jas. w Schambcrg. formerly of the u.
>. Dragons. Tho ball penetrated the right
side, and the wound is thought fatal. A fend
had existed long timo. owing 10 Schambcra's s
indebiness TO Fuller The immediate cause
was biarard donouncing him as scoundrel,
liar and coward.