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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-04

MURpsn IN NoRTH CARoLINA.-The Goi1sboro
Patriot. saysa murder was committed in Lenoir
county on the 30ta ult, by Richard =. Waters, who
struck Rianey Alen over the head wisA gun, cage-
3ng aIrnast instantaneous death.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-04

Atthe Agricultural Fair al Louisville the two
former rival racers, Grey Eagle and Wagner, wese e
present, and excited universal admiration. Al
though about eighteen years old eaeh they looked
ike COLI 20 well are they preserved.
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An AroLoeY.-The Dispatch has been indiTe-
rently printed for several days. We crave the in
dulgence ofour readers. ourpress il out oforder
and we shall he or less nnoyel by its defee-
tive printing until new press, which we have or
dered, shall arrive.
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GREAT TRoTTING.-An exciting match for S10,-
600 came eff over the Centrevie q. I) course
Tuesday last, between Prince Grotter) and Hero
(pacer) The distance was ten miles, and the trot-
Ting horse accomplished the last mile III two minutes
and thirty-nine seconds feat unparalleled in the
annals of trottiag. a very large number of per-
sons were present. Both horses started handsome
ly and kept up admirable speed and time until the
sixth mile, when Hero broke down and was with
drawn-Piiace, of course, took the stakes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-04

nrAp.-Firss Lieas. Eeary AZ Whiting. Of ths4;h
Artillery, Il. S. A. died al Fort Brown, Texas, On
the eah inst.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-04

EuLEn--IsTeAiiaii Ashiofd was stabbed ard
killed by his father law juniper Jones, il Frank
lin couAly, afo., on the lTfh.
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Spirit of the Press.

Yesterdays Hafg, in an article on the foreign
market for Breadstufs, says the price. war or no
war must be - high people are able to pay. The
NhIg has also an article on the Guano trade. pre-
dieting that spectators will be willing to dporee
On accommodating terms, now that the season is
pretty much over for It's use, and urging upon the
Agricultural societ y to adupt some measure 10
thwart their efforts hereafter.
The Enquirer publishes letter recently written
by Attorney General Gushing, which aniraadverts
with great severity on the free soil movements Il
the North, and deprecates coalition between that
faction and the Democratic party of Massachusetts.
The Enquirer says the letter leaves no loon to hang
doubt upon as to the Presidents entire soundness
inprincple and in practice on the slavery question
The Mail has leader ON Rotation in Office and
the Distribution of Officers among the sections of
81 party, or o. country.
The Baliain briefly adyerts to the success thus
far of the Japan expedition The first step having
been secured we may hope to achieve the rest with
out resorting to the extreme measures suggested
by the New York Tribune. sin any event. says
the Bulletin, "we greatly doubt the policy or the
justice of exaeting from this people the condition
Which we ask Though it be matter of great i'm
portance to our commercial marine yet it is not of
the last necessity that we should secure it-and we
had better et alone than engage in hostilities to
secure IT," There are several other BRIEF but spir-
ted articles, which we have not space TO refer to.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-04

EIRE, LIFE AND MARINE INSU-
Il RANCE.-The Richmond Fire Association
pre- pared TO issue policies of Insurance on the
Ebove description of risks as reasonable terms as
any similar company, and respectfully ask share OF
ceived at The Office No. 223 corner of Main and 9Th
Streets where the officers viii cheerfully furnish a
information that Inay be required. Ali losses prompt
il and literally adjusted.
JAMES BOSHER, President.
JoRx H. RosHER Secretary NH II
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-04
TIE Dali Z DISPATCH,

aIe ,eifeuatsnn of the Daily Dispatch exceeds
that Of all the Daily papers OF Richmond
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-04

& A0tKINEY g. HILL. No. l73, corner
- Broad aud Sikh streets earnestly invite the at-
teni}uu Of their friends and the public gensraIg 70
Consisting Of every variety and style CT ladies', gen
iie4eE aud seryants' wear, which they are nesg re-
eeising ~ various arrivals from the Northern cities
II LIZ.
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A7EN YORK LIFE TNsURANC CE

NEW YORK LIFE IN SURAN C f
~ CONPANY.-Great prosperity continues to at
tend the business of this company The last quarters
report o its Transactions has just come to haud.
During the months up to the lst inst, l2l new
Policies have been issued, the premiums which,
includiug premiums on all renewals,
amount 9o<, 44S 20
Losees paid during the same time on IL Poll
ces, amount %, $40 IA
Leaves this sum added previous assets. $50 79 IL
Total amount of the present ac-
cunulated assets is ......... S736, ,175 OF
Fer Insurance, call the Baptist Book Depository,
No Zi3 Main street.
ocn CHAS. WORKMAN, Agent.
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I hAhiEL II. LONDON, Corner Mum
- Gad i3Ih Streets, Rich1aond.-An kinds Wn+
ter &ad Fal Goods reduced prices to cleee of the
remainder Of nay Fali importation. Stock complete
IA ist styles, eBd the piees very lou, particnar
L&'es Dfess Goods, ~ patterpa Sis Marino, CASH
Hcrfa Hcusalaines A paeas and Ca abrics; Flan1eis
het'fetR, Nesiiuas gnd Shawle. mol
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-04

NOR RENT have tor rent. near the
L Peer House, a small Brick House, containing iiye
-7,is ard kitchen. Possession can be had at once
sT1fysa EDW'D. D. EACHO
General A gent and Collector
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-04

DEWS FOR SALE Those who desire to
Il purchase PENS in St. James Church do SO
" applying to the subscriber.
II. J. CHRISTIAN,
iv z3-2awts Treasurer of ST. James Church.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-04

NOR HIRE have for hire for the bal
4 zrrs ii the year. a WOMAN, who is said to be a
g4,fr.ak =, asher aud ironer-Sithout iHcumbrance.
snT{g - EDWfD. d EACHO,
General Agent and Collector.
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,rIF DAILY DISPATCH.
BY !. a. CoWARDIN.

nAfry DISPATCH Is served to subscribers
zee IN IN QUARTER CENTS PER wEEg. payable TO
a sss.Ay|sr weekly Price tor mailing, 81 year IN
ssvaaee.
.- WEEKLY DisFATcH is Issued every Friday,
InFits5 70 subscribers at 81 per annun.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-04

M 0UsEIINES AT ~ 1-2 CENTS
4i1- Just received one case Mouselines, which we
will sell at i9a cents per yard.
&c ~ Z. .HANIWELL IOs
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N0R klNI-A neat IlttIe Store, opposite
L to fbe j.. Market House suitable for a Confee-
aor,itt0 EpN'D. ID. EACHO.
HtEfy General Agent and Collector
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-02-28
PATENTS.
American and Foreign Office.
Agency for Business with U. s.. PateI t.
Office, WASHINGTON.


Office, WASHINGTON.
No r. saate Street-RUSTON.
N 1910 the subscriber was appointed by TIE Com;
missioner OF Patents Agent of the us Patent Office,
in accordance with the 10th Sec. of Act ofl887.
Having relnquished the Agency for transmission of
Models and adopted a expeditions mode of send
ing them the Patent Office, whereby a Patent may
be procured about six weeks earlier; he continues
forward them free OF expenseto prepare Caveats Spec
cations Assignments and all the necessary Papers and
Drawings for Paents and to render advice legal and
scientific matters respecting the Pate, secured
in Europe ana other countries.
By applc&tVi this office, inventors saved the
time and cost of a Journey to Washington and delay
there, well as al persona trouble in obtaining their
patents They also have the advantage of verbally
planning their Inventions and of consulting in respect
TO them; mtters in general OF paramount importance
in orter tc obtain correct specifications and claims.
The experience of sixteen years practice extensive
collection OF rare works. decisions, etc. mechanical
countries, collected much expense during the long
time this Office has been established together with
accounts here kept of inventions patented Washing
ton enable the subscriber afford to inventors DESTROYS
of procuring Patents, assistance and information which
In other respects might be difficult of attainment.
K. II. EDDY. Solicitor of Patents
Washington, July III. 1919. During the
time lsoccuped the Office of Commissioner of Patents
Office as Solicitor for procuring Patents. There were
lew, if any, persons acting in that capacity, who had
much business before the Patent Officer and there were
none who conducted it with more skill, fidelity and sue
cess. regard Mr. Eddy of the best informed and
most siliu Patent Solicitor in the United States and
have hesitation in assuring inventors that they can
not employ person more competent and trlstWorhy,i
and more capable If putting their applications in form
secure for them early and iavorably eonsidea
ton at the Patent Office.
EDMUND BURKE
Late Commissioners of Patents
Boston, Sept s, 1852. sep6 eod&wIam
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Imnnrtant to Az sink

NR. G. A. HILL, No. l2l Main street, Worcester,
Mass invites the particular attention of Invaids
and the public, to his and successful method of
treating diseases, by the of Magnetic Electricity and
MS newly discovered preparations Of Magnetic Electric
Medicines. ears of careful Study and scientific ex-
perimens in the preparation of remedial agents as
physician, in large and varied Practice have enabled
" H. 10 discover new methods of preparing, condens-
ing and combining as to produce the most remarka-
BILE and happy results, and effect radical cures in all dis
eases long standing and in where the best med,
lca skill In the use OF common medicines have failed
Neuralgia, Spinal Disease, CONSUMPTION Dysltpsia.
Chronlc Sore Throat, Chr mic rheumatism Files Scrof
ula, Chls and Fever Cutaneous kruptions Mind Dis
eases, Constitutional Debility Nervous Affections no
matter from what cause it may arise have all yielded
to his new method of treatment and those who after
sudrng Tor years from these Diseases and given an all
hopes OF recovery have by Dir H. been safely conducted
to the Temple of Health.
My medicines can be obtained of me in person. or by
letter. at No l2 Main street, aud ofno other person,
nor in no other place. ianl7 dtf
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BOOKS FOR THE PEOPLE.
J. 8. RedfeId.

Nos. ITO and 1l2 Nassau street, New York,
has recently published the following new and popular
Books, for sale by Booksellers generally.
I-Speeches and Addresses Of Thos F. Meagher,Sl 90
2-Cap Sheaf, Fresh Bundle, (Lews Myrile) 90
3-Chevaliers of France (HerberD I25
4-Children of Light, by Caroline Chesebro. 90
5-Regal Rome, by Francis w Newman 63
6-Discoyeries in the Mississippi valley, &C., by
Marquette and others. 8vo. Maps, &C. 90
THE Fore.t (Auihor of l. dy ALICE 125
6Ancent Egypt under the roahs(Kenrick2 vls2 90
9-Comparative Physiognomy. q w. RedheIJD 20
l0-Philosophers and Actresses. (Houssaye)2 Wis so
linen and Women the 18Th century. vols. so
I2-Ih Master-Builder, or life trade .K.Lee)l 90
l3-Hagar. story Of To-day. (Alice Carey) 100
l4-The Men OF the Time Contemporary Biog-
15-Trench on the Study of Words Is
16-Knghts of England. (HeTberO 1925
E-Cavaliers OF England. (IerberD l25
ls-Poetical Works of Ftz Greene Haleck 10
l9-lsa pilgrimage. Caroline Chesekrn) 100
20-Clovenook. (Alce Carey 100
2l-Lectures and NJ scelanies. (Ienry James, Is
22-Dream Lend by Daylight. Caroline Chesebro) rs
23-Taenls and Traditions of Hungary. Puszky) Is
24-Epsodes of Insect Life. vols each 200
25-Chopman's American Drawing Book parts each, SO
26-Characers in the Gospels. (Rev E. II. Chapin) so
2o-Lyra and other Poems. IAlice Caey) rs
29-The Book of Ballads. (Bon Gaultie) rs
3l-Iillan and other Poems (Praed 100
30-The Ladies of the Covenant. (Anderson) l25
32-Works of Edgar Allen Poe 3vols. 400
39-Bronchitis and Kindred Diseases. w. W.Hall,l 90
34-Wrght's Sorcery and Magic. 125
35-The Night side OF Nature. (Crowe) 1875
36--Griscom on Ventilation. Colo,ed plates. loo
S7-Napier's PeniRsular war, complete 500
s5-Reichenbaeh's Dynamcs Of Magnetism. l25
IN PRESS, AND NEARLY READY.
l-NapoeOn in Exile b. b. b. O'Mesra. 3 vs. ono
2-The Pretty Plate, Illustrated by barley, Go
S-The speeches OF the Ri. Hon. I. b. Macaulay,
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"A STRAY Yankee in Texas, Illustrated by Darlev Is
5-Niek OF the Woods by Dr. Bird new revised ea 25
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-02-28
Important to the Afflicted.
Ia SIX DAYS. or AZ PnnI

hR. HILL, after an extensive practice of fourteen
~ years. continues as usual to give advice gratis aud
effect permanent cures in all private discusses in the
shortest possible time New cured in from three
to six days, invariably, if strictly attended to- Old
chronic cases cured couid be expected Med.
iclnes Tree from mercury and all mineral poisons and
are particularly recommended to travellers and all
Others who wish to avoid detection they require no
change in diet or confinement from business.
Young men who have been addicted 10 Il certain vice.
and are now suffering from The runous effects up
on the head and nervous system should apply TO Dr. H.
who has never failed TO the difficult OF all
complaints, and in the shortest possible time
N. Is. Friends and others who are daily recommend
ing patients TO my cure, Will observe that my office is at
No l2l Main ,et, Worcester, Mass.
Travellers seamen and others, who wish be cure1
without mercury, hsdrnnce IRON business or exposure
10 friends should apply possible, and per
iect cure VIII be guaranteed in all cuabe cases. and If
the case Is not durable the patient shall know it, and no
CHARGES made for advice. Recollcct l2l Main street
P.S Letters 10 insure attention, must be post paid
Janis 40, ,d,f
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a GARD

LVRoM the private Medical and Surgical Establish
II ment, No. l2l Main street. Worcester, Mass
Hope, health, mud happiness" wrote the great DR..
johnson, :" is the chief blessing of Man And that hope
only is rational OF which certain it cannot de-
celve US" The moralst right in his conclusion,
and We adopt his language addressing unforlu-
nate fellow tails, who, with broken heath ard de
ceased bodies have great need of large hope and a
hope too Of which they certain cannot deceive
them"
To females, would say, that all complaints pecu
iarto their SEX treated by with The utmost
cess sit is unnecessary enumeTae them, for every
female knows them well. Laiies a delicate situa
ton can receive every attention, medical and surgical,
in secluded apartments, with female oten Ghls, and
the most careful consideration Tor their comfort and
safety. Experienced and kind nEses viii be provided
and in every instance the most nviolable secrecy will
he observed.
All those troubled with seminal weakness nocturnal
or involuntary emissions, should call and be attended
to At an early period, the may be APP
pretended
N. B. All letters, (post paid will receive prompt
attention. and medicines Or advice by return of
mail. Cure warranted, or no pay required
On, HILL, 20. III Main street,
Janl4 dtt Worcester,
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French Periodical Pills and Dropg.
NJ Full directions accompanying each bottle.
Price, five dollars. janl7 diff
Hilps Botanical Medical Establishment
No. 12I Main Street, Worcester, Mass.

NO. III Nam street, worcester, Mass
A FEW WORDS TO YOUNG MEN.-Durin the
N Practice Of 10 years, DR.. HILL has come in con-
tact with almost innumernble of debility occa.
stoned by dreadful habit ef solitary sell abuse He
continues TO warn all young men WHO not afflicted
to avoid it as they value their lives, and to advise ali
troubled with the habit its consequences, where they
can he cured of such trouble, and let them know the
dire disasters resulting in the n0nattendancc them
iii time 1t is no eXaggeration to say that nr.e ourths
of the insane owe their maladS to this horrd habit.
The proprietors of insane Asylums corroborate the
statement and if the victim esca es insani Y, iducy
yet he she entirely untitled for he real pleasures of
life, either in ou of The domestic circle with pro-
creative powers ruined, afflicted with dsIrust ever
doubtful % his hiends, in fact perfect hypocondrac
what is he fit for but 10 be cast out and die Attend to
them at once, all YOU who have been addicted this
miserable habit NAV be late, and on NAV 90
down to dishonored ave, hardly fit TO meet The God
who gave yon powers which you have made curse in
stead of blessing they were in, nded There ex-
lists not in the whole world object l0athsome
and miserable than thus brOken in health and hopes
Avoid il then as wisu for happiness and heaven.
DR. HIPS practice is trely the Botanic principle
and therefore upon natural foundation.
Office, No. l2l Main street, Worcester, Mass.-open
from A NJ, to r. NJ. Letters post paid viii re-
ceive prompt attention. janl4 deodtf
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e
On and affei Monday, Nou. LIST. 1852. through PAS.
ENGkR TRAINS will leave as follows:
Leave Providence 73O, and llSO a m. and 945 p.
Leave Worcester at 7O5, and II a. m j and p. IN.
The 7.l5 A. NJ. train from Providence connects
Worcester with the Express Trains from Boston foi
New York, and Albany, which leave Worcester at 9.25
With the Accommodation Train for Springfield and
Albany and all intermediate stations, which leaves Wor-
cester at $50 A. NJ.
With trains of the Norwich snd Worcester Railroad
for Norwich.
With trains of the Worcester and Nashua Railroad
for Lowell, Nashua, Manchester, Concord, &c.
With Trans of the ttchburg and Worcester Railroad
for FIchbuIg, Keene, Bellows Fails, & C.
Inc ll.30 A. NJ. train from Providence connects at
Worcester with the afternoon Accommodation Trains
from Worcester of all the above mentioned Roads, and
with the Express Train from Boston 10 New York,
which leaves Worcester at 5.l5 2. NJ.
The 400 Mtrain from Providence connects at Wor.
cessrr with the Accommodation Train for Springfield
which leaves Worcester at 625 P. NJ.
Wlth the Steamboat tram for New Y rk via Norwich,
which leaves Worcester At 2 Nj.
With the trains Of the Fitchburg and Worcester Rail-
road, which leaves Worcester at IT'S T.. NJ.
The IL A. NJ. tram from Worcester connects at Wor-
cester with the morning trains from Norwich, Spring
field, FiichbuTg, Nashua and Lowell.
At Providence with the afternoon trains fer Boston,
Taunton, New Bedford, Fail River, and with Steam
boats for Fall River, and Newport.
The AIS M train from W orcester connects at Wor-
cesler with the Express Train which leaves New York
at o'clock, A. NJ
With the morning Accommodation Train from AHA
ny, and with the midday ACCOMMODATION Trains from
Norwich field, Fitehburg, Nashua and Lowell.
AT Providence with the Boston and New orb Steam
boat Train iur New York via SloningtoD.
The 7l5 A. NJ and AIS P. NJ trains from Providence,
and the 645 A. NJ. and 49, p NJ trains from Worcester
Connect with the trains of the Norfolk County Railroad
at Waterford.
These trains also connect at Wo0nsockct with coach
es for Milford and Mendon.
Al Milivile win coaches for slatsrsville; at WIFI
tins with coaches for East Douglass and Nhnsville.
At Famum'swith COACHES Tor Grafton Centre, New
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United States and Foreign Patent
ECancv.


Office SO State, corner Of Congress STREET, Boston.
II lie undersigned late Principal Exa miner in the
L United states Patent Office at Washington City,
has jnst resigned his Office for the purpose OF establish
ing an agency in Boston for procuring Patents in tins
and foreign countries.
His long official connection with the Patent Office has
rendered him familiar with its rules and practice and
with the history of Invention this other countries;
and this experience, with the frequent visits which he
proposes making to the Patent Office iustifes him IN
saying that his agency will offer Inventors all the
advantages of located in Washington and in ad l.
tiOn, those which result from residence ia the rlds
of mechanical and manufacturing industry.
Advice given upon all matters relating TO the validity
DC of patents, the novelty and pAentability mven,
TONS and in the general department of Mechanical En-
gneei lng,7-Spec ications aud Drawings pIepared,-
Caveats Observation-Disclosures procured of applea,
tons that have been rejected upon mperfecty prepared
papers,-Cases of Interference, and applications for ex-
tension and REISSUE prosecued- and, in general all
business connected with the Patent Office, transacted
with care and prompntss.
British and other foreign pOteDts procured through
prompt and confidential gents, III London and Paris
The new law recently enacted in Great Bri ain having
materially reduced the cost Of obtaining patents in that
Kingdom, opens to inventors an opportunity OF protect
ing their RI hts, within the British realm which they
have never before enjoyed. Patents granted
which extend over England, Ireland aud Scotland
Persons residing at a distance may obtain all neces-
sary information and have their business transacted,
by writing 10 the subscriber post paid) without the
trouble and expense OF a visit 10 Washington.
He begs leave TO refer those unacquanted with him,
to the following testimonials
From the Examiners ~ the Patent Office.
"The undersigned, Principal and Assistant Examiners
in the United states Patent Office, have for several
years been well acquainted with Mr. samuel Cooper,
lately Principal Examiner in this 0iIlce; and take
pleasure in stating that he gentleman of the highest
moral character OF unquestioned knowledge in the
business and practice Of the Office, and that his sclen
life atialments are such emnenlly III him for the
business In which be Is about TO engage.
Henry b RENwicK,) 1. ;si,
l.. ID. GALE, "tPa
J. II LANE. t"1"ts"US'
Assistant ErdmiherS--i. II. Peale, Thns. y Eve
rf knufi Go,tt 4
"From long acquaintance, and intimate Official rea
tons with Mr. Cooper, l fully an heartily concur in
the foregoing recommendation made BY my late col.
leagues. VIZ. p, N. FITzGERALD,
Laie Principal Examiner Of PatenTsn
From Hon Sherman Leland Boston,
VI nave been wei acquainted with Mr., Cooper for
many years and have the fullest confidence In his
iaithluness and integrity. s. LELAND
feb 5--d3taw&wlamolyr SAMUEL COOPER
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IfHE Subscriber will SELL exchange for Real Es-
tate, in the city OF w OrcesteT Farm Of so acres
In the westerly part Of Shrewsbury, about 81 miles from
the Court House, the old road Shrewsbury. II is
the Farm owed few years since BY Levi Howe and
now occupied by Peter Rich, Jr Il Is desirable place
for one wishing TO raise vegetables for the Worcester
market, the soil being well adapted that purpose
For luther particulars. enquire of Peter Rich Jr ON
the premises, or of EDWARD EARLE
Worcester, ST Month. 1859. ianzg -dawtf