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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-02-22

2. "a2 gas Cloak k1Cloths.s .sFaII4 ~
NM would call particular attention stock of La
w dies French Cloak Cloths, fast coIors.
Olive Brown, Green, Lead, Black Citror,
Laess Cloths were imported by Jas Beck Co. for their
Just receivedat7 ir o. w HEISK ELL q CO.'S
oct25 = y
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snq DRUGS, MEDICINES,

1nOG0, WE SiiSE0sa"iA' 80.
Chemicals, Perfumery, &C., sc. O.,
r H. M.yCRUHTBACIEER would announce to lila
~ icrds and the public generally, that havip purchss
ed OF the senior in the business lately
viii continue the same at the old stand No TO- Main st.
and would respectfully solicit and trusts to merit eotn
ance of the patronage bestowed tha old firm
He has Just returned from the Eastern Cities and is
opening extensive and well selected stock or Drugs AMI
Chemicals, Perfumery, Fancy articles, &c all ofwhieh
were purchased eer strict personal inspection and with
scupuous regard 10 purity of quality and offered
to the public on tho most reasonable terms. Tyr.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-02-22

Hooks, Stationary, Variety Goods, asc.G
HE thankful for the liberal patronage
ded tohim hegs to request the attention OF purchasers
ing OF School Medical, theological Historical andAlis
eellaneous Books, Plain and Fancy Stationary Blank
books, Wall and Window Papers, and Variety Goodss
TO Merchants, Teachers. School Trustees others
wishing topurchase in quantities, every inducemcnt will
be offered in prices and forms. b. -.. a., .t. -
Rags taken in exchange paid for in cash, at the chest
rates. Hi 20 ~ j. - biz Il II !fzs 'JsE
5- E., JOHN II. THOMPSON,
Aug Gift. az 81 Monroe Street.
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WHEELING. VA TUESDAY MORNING..
= J CITY BUSINESS z
OOPPER5fTIN, ~ SHEER HRON YAlsis
io1Efegi5 = 81 aManufactory. .yseia IN. 4,

i9aFiegi5 aManufactory. ..sGi9 ssE lst,
=. THANKFUL for the liberal patronage heretofore
I bestowed upon him. the subscriber would respectful.
inform his friends and the public generally that he
Continues TO the above named articles
all their variety he has always good
sortment for wholesale and retail very low prcest
He also keeps hand, cooking OF the most ap
proved patterns coal and wood " ''I Li-l'lNi fA
JOB work ilfeontnue to receive his particular attention
and be executed with promptness and in style that will
please the most fastidious. .,. sC,.ff " . d.
aug2I iii -, -. F. Warmly, no. &. Afhn st. 7'=
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1be mbeeIirlg 1l1teIligenfrr,
hE9Lr=ff is PUBLISHED
DAILY, TRr-wEEKLY AND WEEKLY. BY
ewEARiNGEN g. TAYLOR,
.r. ;. swEArNoEs.l 70. !, TAYLOR
y; H; zzgR gETD4zT9Di = D44zTG1Ri. EDITORS.
oFF1cFENo. 81, Water Street. between Aie.:oe
aud quincy. --EssE 1.-.

FoE Yr!REr nsT 1900
Ore SQUARE Per quarter, changeable al o'O'
business and Professional CARDS. lpet S"nun' 800
exceeding lines, ~,
Pop GIoNG ApvERTIsEXENTs, liberal discounts VIII "0
-Reiirious notices. and advertisements LOT
nStitnons and Fire Companies, inserted grat9tousE.
TTWsTTisges and Deaths inserted gratmtous'S'
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JOHN L. NEWBY,

Alderman 4th Ward; and Attorney mt Law,
WILL attend to the taking depOsons and writing
Deeds, Contracts Leases, &c Persons desirous of his
vices in taking Dispositions will please to have the notices
TO take them at his office. He will be found in his
offce mostly during the day; from A. NJ. until p
oTYIcE-Lower end OF Main street, adjoining the Balti-
pore and Ohio Rail Road Station. aug26,
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TODD g. DEVOL

laa AT THE WELL KNOWN STAND, (
Sign of the Black Mammoth Boot, South End of
-. 10 - Market Square, f is
RE now opening an unusually large stock OF Fall and
great and at the very best workshops
Phadelphia and New England, expressly for Whole
sale and Retail trade To regular customers, and all
others who may favor with CALI offer you goods
which we equal In quality OF material and work
manshr, to those manufactured in this part
United States. - TODD & DEVOI,
.li,Whaeling, Sep "a, 1852.
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CLEVELAND AND I,HTTsBURG RAN
u
s zasszss:s 1SsssS#R IS: saz- f:sSSsIt l{ssas

/
~ and after Wednesday, June 10th, 1852 Passenger
" Trains will daily CSundays excepted ) as follows:
Leave Cleveland at $40 M Express train Wells.
ion Train for Ravenna, stopping way stetons
Leaves Ravenna at 7:OO a. M Train for
Leaves Welisviiie at 1875 P NJ Express Train far
Cleveland, and intermediate stations.
The 9:4O Express Train from Cleveland connects daily
with the following lines, to wit: At Hudson, with
Akron Branch Railroad cuyahosa Falls and Akron al
R9Senna with Wards Line OF Four Horse Coaches for
Waren at Alliance with the Ohio and Pennsylvania Raj
Ro9d at Bayard with hacks for Dover New Philadelphia
FOR PITTSBURG.-The $50 a. NJ, Express Train,
from Cleveland connects at Wellsvile with the ai
and landings arriving at Pittsburgh the same
| evening. 81 $50 .yE19 I'll. .-.-. s5
Fare ceyelsndto to Pittsburgh, BY Ohio and Penn
Cleveland Pittsburgh, by way ellsville
Passengers tieketed through and their baggage is
'hfssd S tRFHgEh tS Pt!SSSrgh T9 Wsllsyile %
| wheel steamers WINCHESTER and DIURNAL for
Wheeling touching at the intermediate landing and arrv
with the above at wesvie; with oho
and Pennsylvania Railroad at Alliance, Hudson
| the Akron Branch Railroad s|-
Passengers leaving Pittsburg at oclodk A. NJ, and
press Train from Wesvle and arrive at Cevelands in
time to connect with the Lake Steamers New York,
Also for Toledo, Detroit, Chicago, Racine MILWAUKEE,
| and the entire North West.
Passengers eavng WHEELING or PITTSBURGH in
the morning by this route, arrive at Cleveland the
evening and on the following night can he in New York
| Chicago. -'''- '''.a. ia5s+-
The Accommodation Train leaving Ravenna at O'Clock
A. M, connects at Hudson with the Akran Branch Rail
morning Expfess Train of The Cleyeinnd CoIumbns and
! Cincinnati Railroad for tho South Gt OBJ
| RErURNIEG.-The Accommodation Train leaving Cleve
land at 6f0P NJ connects with the Express Train from
Cincinnati and Columbus at Cleveland with the Akron
- BIZ P. .,R. R. OFFICE .i .-a JOHN DTRAND.7
Cleveland. June II. 59 a, % H! Superintendent.
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New Music Store. s5l o-
Sign of the Grecian Trfgonum,l NO. 100
- llst.-il nEaf \ r.

49," i.'H4I Main Street. .s+.t....J .r.l
,--s--.-, -. j. FIcKIEsoN would respectfully an.
elnounce the citizens of Wheeling and vi.
1TI III II Icinity, that he has just opened and
= elegant establishment for the sale OF Viohs,
Guitars Volncellos, Fagolets, Flutes, Fifes Accore-
ons Bantos, and Tamborines. Brass Instruments tho
first and best make.
Instruction books for all kinds of Instruments and
singing. iiI1tt I1fga 5lii.saIfst7-.f sE.s. T. at
Music for the Piano, Guitar, Flute Volin also,
newest Songs Dnetts etc. and the very hest Roman
Italian Violin and Guitar Strings. 2 ti 3H - 4-#. 7.
Caronets. Reeds Tuning Forks, also Violin AMI uita
Screws, Violin Finger and Tail boards. r.tgf f,-
Bows for Violincello and Violin.
4. Kleacr,s Furniture Polish renovating varnshcd
Furniture, such as Pianos Cabinets, Steam Boats any
descriptions of Furniture. ~ ,,tt ila lss.,t J...
Also for sale by the Agent for Keber Pttsburg Pianos
Of the first and best in the United tates, such
as Nuns and Carl's grand and Pianos, J. H. DUR
HAMS Hactt and Aliens celebrated Boston Pianos &c
Agentfor the make of Carhardt and Needhams Patent
Melodeons. RI -, *. ~ u.s. ... = a ~ % (
Aceordeons, and all kind musical
a. he lowest prices 5li aEs TO .gE ia .tr
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KELLS & CALDWELL.

KELLS s. CALDWELL,
(sUccEssoRs TO JAS, PAULL & co., tns
Importers and Wholesale dealers i'm Drugs,
Medicines, Chemicals, Paints, Oils, &c.
No. SO, UNION BUILDINGS, MAIN ST.
HAVING purchased the entire stock, fixtures chemical
IL apparatus, &c, of the firm OF James PAUL. would
respectfully solicit the patronage dealers and the public
generally. Ill goods warranted.
In retiring from tho Drug business, pleasure
recommending TO favorable consideration successors
Messrs Rells CALDWELL and have hesitation in sayins
that foaer customers, and dealers generally will re
eeve that attention and accommodation which earned
for this well known house large share OF patronage
1, ....fE fat.ttrf las PAuI,I,& Co :
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sH Thomas Todd, plaintiff, H. An action OF Debt in.
Edyyarl s. OUTER defendant due BY the beSenSabf 70
Plaintiff and in which an attachment issued to sub
ec the Real Estate OF the said dendant this county to
the payment OF the same, and is rets rned served
of the paintifby his Attorney it is ordered that
he do appear here within month after due publication
OF this order and do what may protect his
iHteresin this suit; and that cory forth
with inserted in newspaper published in the CITY of
Wheeling weeks sdccessiVely and posted at the
front door of the Court House OF Ohio county, on the frat
pay of the next term of said court held cou
ty, =. 'Ll''''tfs4 500 Test-JoHS McCoLLoCH, =
e-- Jan22 ..-..- .s. Clerk.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-29
chr - aiIp Spy.
Celebration of our National Indepen-
dence.

The Committees appointed by the City govern
ment and citizens, manage the celebration Of our
National Independence in this city, on the 4th Of
July, have completed all the preliminary arrange
menls; and the occasion promises TO be one worthy
of the "Heart of the Commonwealth and worthy
also of The great event to be COMMUNICATED.
Gen. jonathan Day has consented to be Grand
Marshal Of the procession which is to be formed at
10 O'Clock A. NJ. at the City Hall. from whence it
is to move to the South Church, where the Grafton
is to be delivered by Francis Wayland, j.. ESQ
The dinner is to take place in Horticultural Hall,
where 500 covers are to laid under the auspices OF
John Wright of Boston, the prince of caterers.
The Worcester Light Infantry and jackson
Guards, with The Fire Companies, have, with their
usual gentemanliness, consented to do escort duty,
and 10 unite in the procession.
The grand display of Fireworks is to take place
in the evening Col. Abbotr's land, on West Pleas
ant Street.
Invitations to the dinner have been sent to the
Governor Of the State and to many gentlemen Of
distinction in the several towns in the county.
Large numbers Of our neighbors from the country
will be present, and altogether we may calculate to
upon having great time
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-29

1900 MILES IN 1000 HoURs.-The arduous
task OF walking 1900 miles in 1000 successive hours
IS now being attempted on the grounds adjoining Mr.
Coghlan's Hamlet Inn, Birkenhead. The champion
for pedestrian h0nors is young man, named. VIM
Gale, who performed the feat Of walking 1000 miles
IN lO0O successive hours some time ago, on the w AL
ton turnpike road, on the completion Of which he
was presented by his admirers with silver belt
Gale (who Is native Of London) commenced his
present task Tuesday, the 10Th ult, aud at u
O'Clock last night had completed S5S miles Doubts
have been entertained as to whether this trial of
physical strength is really bona ide affair; but on
inquiry, we have been assured that the young man
has not missed an hours task since he commenced,
and that il is a fair and honorable transaction The
pedestrian is slightly built, but his rapidly Of walk.
ing is astonishing, and the title Of the "Fying Ea-
gle, which he has assumed, is certainly not map.
pToprlate. Yesterday he walked mile and half
IN 10 minutes, which must be looked upon as some
what exraoi binary, particularly the great fatigue
TO which he has already been,subjecled Is taken into
consideration. lie starts at the commencement Of
every hour, and when the pedestrians mile and
hall are finished, he berays symptoms Of distress.
large number OF persons have aheady visited the
grounds LirePool Maouy.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-29

This is certainly the case with DIR. TOBIAS CELE-
BRATEp VENETIAN LINIMENT. as no one is called on
To pay for IT, fthey 90 get relieved should they
il according the dreetias-and family will be
without is after giving il fair trial 1t
tooth ache in five minutes, the most Cough IN
few days, Headache in half an hour, Chronic Rheuma
tsm in shorter time than any thing yet known 1t
not recommended FOR IIfazamat0ry Rheumatism, as
that requires internal treatment and the aid of Ply
stefan is necessary. No having children ought TO
be without bottle in thJ house, in of Group,
single application will it, and thereby the life
OF many child. DyseneIy is Immediately cured by it,
II taken when lrst attacked. 1t stops the most
vomiting in a few minutes. II is also warranted for
Cuts, Buns scelds, Sores Swellngs, Mosquito Bites,
etc. Price, 20 and 50 cents
DR.. Tobias has also put up a HORSE LINIMENT,
in nearly pint botlesi which orneiS of Horses will
find Superior to any other for Calls Collie Sprans, Swell
lngs, etc. Price, so cents.
u All orders must be addressed to On. TOBIAS,
No. 240 Greenwich street, New York, post paid
AGENTS-David Scott, NJ. B. Green, Division No.
y, Worcester; John Sutton, New Worcester; G. J
Taft, and w. r. lohnson Millbury J. N. Grout &
Co., and Phineas jones' Spencer.
marl6 d2aw.w eow
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An order appropriating $50 for the grading of Main
street, and the removal of the WALL before the Dread In
stltute was adopted.
The Committee on the Burial Ground on The Com
mon, reported Recommending that tie grave stones be
taken up and placed foot under ground, directly
ovelhe graves and that the grade of The graves be al
tered. Adopted.
The Board voted in concurrence to adjourn till Mon
day evening, July llh
The Board non-concurred with the Aldermen, in the
amendment of an order in relation to to Hope Gem
etery, and asked for Committee of Conference which
was granted Councillors Washburn, Barker, and An
ger, and Aldermen Phillips White and Harding, were
appointed Committee.
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The GIorions Fonrth

The following invitation and resolution ale sent
TO us for publication, by the patriotic and gentleman
y corps Of Worcester Light Infantry. EDS.
Head Quarters Of Wor. LIT Infantry,
June 81, 1858.
The following invitation was received and the re-
solution accepting it, was unanimously adopted:
To Capt. S. p. Russell
City Of Worcester, June %, 1858.
DEAR SIR:-The Committee of Arrangements
'ioF the observance Of the Fourth of July by Gel.
ebration;' ia behalf of the City Council, equestlhe
favor of the Company of the Worcester Light In.
iantry, to do escort duty and at the dinner
Yours truly, WA WILLIAMS
Samuel P. Russell, Esq,
Cong Officer of w. L. 1.
Resolved, That we have received with pleasure
the invitation of the "Committee of Arrangements
for the observance of the 4h of July by a ceebra-
iion, TO attend the celebration, and do escort duty,
and duly appreciate the honor, and further notwth.
standing sinconvenent for many Of cur members to
do military duty that day, yet, now as always, we
are ready TO respond to any summons, the execution
OF which will be of service to the citizens of Wor
cester
signed, ). +. RUSSELL, Capt.
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G8T Rev Henry Ward Beecher addresses the
following communication TO the editor Of the New
York Tribune:
CoRREcTIoN.-A paragraph in the Tribune.
about week ago, respecting Mrs. Stowe, states.
upon my auhorit, that Mrs Stove had determined
TO give The proceeds Of Uncle TOMS Cabin TO the
education Of colored people. This is no statement
ofmine; will you publish the paragraph as il ap.
peared in the independent Of June 2?
ga word upon the pecuniary offerings to Mrs.
Stowe, in England. 1t is well known to many that
Mrs. Stowe has, from the first, desired 10 turn
whatever influence this work might give her. 10 the
elevation OF the African race. The plan which has
been most in her thoughts has been seminary, in
which persons Of African descent may be ihorcug hy
educated,hot merely nliterary and scientific courses,
but IN practical arts, by which they might secure
and maintain proper place in society. To the
founding OF such an institution she had determined
TO contribute much Of her income; and the hope of
securing greater interest for it. was one among the
chief reasons Tor her tour The generous contribu.
tons in money, made to her in Great Britain, ARE NOT
understood by either pary,but certainly not by Mrs.
Stowe, to be for her own private and personal use,
but to be employed for the Education and Elevation
ofthe Free Colored People oflhe North"
That Mrs. Stove has given much and will give
more Of her income TO the aid Of those for whom
she has written, is true. But she has not t-apart
her whole income TO them. She retains the right
oil employing her means as her judgment may die.
tate And II will subject her TO uniriendly criticism
10 lei the impression go abroad that she has aena-
ted her literary earnings from personal uses, and
conseerated them 10 specific charity. II. W. b.
we published the paragraph referred 70 above
as we iOund II Heating about in our exchanges -
Ed. Ir6ame, 2Sh June.
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ng.POlsONING.n

Tbousands OF Parents who VcrmiIuge composed
OF Castor Oil, Caome; c., aware that while
they appear to benefit the patient they actually lay
ing the foundations Tor series OF discusses such as sal
ivatioD, loss of sight, weakness of limbs &c.
In another COLUMN will be found the advertisement of
BobeHsacks Medicines, which weask the attention OF
all directly interested in heir well their Chill
dreD's health. IN Liver complaints, and all dsord
arising iTom those OF bilious type sou should make use
OF the only genuine medicine Hobensack's Liver Pills
u Be not deceiUed,n but ask for Hobensack' g
Worm Syrup and Liver Pills, and observe that each has
the signature OF the Proprietor, j. NJ H0BENSACK
a none else are genuine.
l., T. LAZELL, EDW'D II. MARSH, SCOTT,
Jr, JAMES GREEN, and CALDWELL & HILL,
Agents for Worcester.
70
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OTThe funeral Of Rev. DR.. Sharp, was very
numerously attended,a the Charles street Church
IN Boston, yesterday. The sermon was preached
by DR.. WayIand, President of Brown University,
at Providence The Pail Bearers were all min
listers, as follows; Rev. Messrs Lothrop, Barlol,
and Gannett, Unitarian; Waterbury, Adams ,and
Bagden, Orthodox Congregational; Caldicott and
Phillips, Baptist; Miners, Unversalist; Worces-
ter, swedenborgian; Cummings, Methodist; and
Mason. Episcopalian. The Church was draped
IN mourning, and services were very solemn and
affecting
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-29

TUESDAY, June 2S.
Before Justice GTeen.-Edmund De Lise pleaded
guilty to the charge of being drunk on Monday night
and offered to settle the matter by paving TO the Com.
monwealth all the money he had amounting TO the
sum OF 81 The Court ordered him to pay fine Of
81 and COSTS amounting $637, otherwise to stand
committed to the House of Correction for 80 days.
Mr. DE Lisle was anxious to spend his fortune on
oyster soup previous 10 his retiring the residence
provided for him ythe State. He philosophicaly
remarked, on leaving the Court Room, that 'he that
will dance must pay the fiddler"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-29

GU Oxford College, England, has conferred the
degree of"D. c. l. - on Martin Van Buren,. ]. X.
Ingersoll, Bishop McIlvaiue, OF Ohio, Judge Hal.
burton, Of Nova Scotia and Bishop Mountain, Of
Quebec
G1f The Washington correspondent Of the New
York Courier and Enquirer, says the Cumberland
has not been ordered 10 the fishing grounds, aud
that there is no Intention Of despatchng any United
States vessel there, as diplomacy is settling the dis
putes.
EVA sister Of Kossulh, Madame Meszelyene,
and her daughters, were passengers by the Baltic,
arrived in New York onsunday.
Ev-The bills Of the Woodbury. Bank, Con-
neclicut, are now received by the merchants Of
that village AT par. Arrangements have been
perfected with Mr.. Chenden and his friends,
by which the bank will be able to redeem It's
circulation, aud save most, If not all Of It's cap
ital.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-29

DEsrRUcTIvE STORM AND TORNADO AT
GREAT BEND.-Yesterday "wednesday af-
ternoon, violent thunder storm and tornado at
Great Bend, tore up the trees, damaged crops,
Frustrated barns, and committed other injuries. A
horse was also killed by lightning. The telegraph
line between Carbondae and Montrose, was also
broken down. There were four feet of water on
the railroad lrack--and we hear, also, that the
water in the Susquehannah River, al Rock Bot
tom Mills, in this village, rose between six and
eight inches. We have not learned the parlcu-
lars of the storm. lie signs were seen in our VIII
lage in the shape of black clouds in the east,
heavy thunder, and vivid lightning. Binghamp-
ton Republican, 23d.
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niuIer,s Onernttnn

For Filling Teeth OverExposed Nerves.
This opereiion original with the subscriber has
been performed by him, during two and half years,
nearly three hundred times with tie loss of one tooth
only, so far az known Also, by several distinguished
Dentists, whom he instructed than two years ago.
who have been emnently successful BY no other
method of treatment heretofore IN use can SO many
teeth be saved, after their living membranes become
exposed. s. r. MILLER
declI dff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-29

STRAYEp.-On Monday evening, MIR E. S. Ma
SON. music seller, left his horse and carriage in front
of his Piano Forte store, in Merchants Row,
while he went to transact soHe business Before he
gotback his horse and carriage had mysterousy dis
appeared, leaving no trace behind him. Ii was not
until Tuesday noon that Mr. Mason ascertained tina,
his missing property was in Webster, having got
here about four O'Clock, A. M. The horse undoubt.
eddy strayed away.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-29

:, W James Mcclure, convicted 81 Syracuse, NJ.
T., Of the murder Of James w. Holland, was sen.
, sencod 20 be hung ON Wednesday, August i7th.--
he murder was committed in onondaga town, last
SDr AZ the late Woman's Rights Convention. n
resolution was reported and laid over for The next
and soon, that they would stop ne population Of ~
ocMnfyyf "AnRels and ministers Of vmcc, defend
usl" They'll have US thercl-- Boston Posi-.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-29

ENLAReEMEET OF THE STATE HOUSE,
Workmen are now engaged on the excavations nee.
essary Tor the enlargement lof this ediice, and the
work VIII be pushed on with the utmost yigor. The
contract for excavation has been given 10 Mr. Asa
swallow. The outside Of the new building will
probably be finished by the Grst Of October. The
sum appropriated by the Legislature Tor thspurpose
is $3.50, 0OO.-ChroHicie.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-29

TIE WHEAT HARvEsT.-The wheat har.
vest is actively progressingin Maryland, Virginia,
aud parts Of Pennsylvania. The statements that
were made some weeks since Of the depredations
Of the fly and joint worm are now admitted to
have been exaggerated, and the general tone Of
the country press warrants the expectation that,
with the exception Of some particular localities,
the crop will be full one Baltimore .dmeri.
r0o