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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-30

- The Ohio Organ has the following account of
the origin OF the name Sam ,Arbor,'' in a letter
from that flourishing Michigan city,
hfty years ago, TWO travellers, with their
wives and children, stopped on the spot where Ann
Ardor now siands,and concluded to remain there for
the night. The weather was hot aud sullry; angry
clouds wept along the the sky, and threatened rain,
sudden, severe. Not house was visible, and IN
lhls emergency, the two men compelled to do
something to protect their families from the peltings
OIL pitiess storm. Accordingly they erected a
frai structure with the limbs Of trees, over the top
Of which they spread few pieces of white canvass,
thus making handsome lutte arbor; aud as their
wives were both called Ann, their husbands appro.
prlately named their little retreat Ann Ar5or Ihlr-
ty years have since rolled by, and The City Of Ann
Dor now marks the spot where the wearied trav.
oilers sought safety and repose."
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PRIVATE OPINION PUBLICLY ExPREssED.-
AZ a public meeting held at Sonora, California,
70 invesigate-lhe killing Of one Peua by William
Frazer, the following resolutions were adopled:--
hesolted, That upon the evidence presented to US
we are constrained TO say we think William Frazer
@as Justified 10 shooting the deceased.
b Resoiped, that from our personal knowledge ofthe
vicious character Of he deceased, brutal ieach
erous, tbeying villain and yagabond, his dccease
will hailed with satisfaction by every honest cit.
izen
Resoted That we unanimously exonerae the
said William Frazer from all blame for shooting
The said Pena, regarding il happy event, and one
that calls for public rejoicing.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-30

ThOusanGs of Parents who Vormiiuge composed
of Castor Oil, Caomel, &c. aware, that while
they appear benefit the patient they actually lay
ing the foundations Tor series OF Diseases such sal
ivatioD, loss Of sight, weakness of limbs, &C.
In another column will be found the advertisement of
Robeusack's Medicines which weask the attention OF
all directly interested in their well as their Chill
dren's health. In Liver complaints, and all disorder rs
arising from hose OF bilious type, you should make
OF the only genuine medicine, H0beusaeks Liver Pills
u Be not dsceioed" but ask for Hobensack's
Worm Syrup and Liver Pills, and observe that each has
the signature OF The Proprietor, j. n. HOBENShCK,
as none else are genuine.
L, f. LAZELL, EDW'D IT, MARSH, u SCOTT,
Jr, JAMES GREEN, and CALDWELL ~ HILL,
Agents for Worcester.
Fool DIR
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Copartnership Notice

4 VIE undersigned, having formed CoparlnershIp,
i on the 25lh day of May last under Tie name nn3
firm of C0RBiN, CHASE, 81 CUsHMAN. for the
purpose Of Manufacturing aud dealing in sasbes Doors
nv b,,n1s, VII continue the business ot The "a stand
OF s. u. Goblin, Mill ST. near Pleasant ST Worcss
,er orders, through the Post Office, or le at D. n g.
r stevens salesroom and Paint shop No 301 Main
s sw rods South of City Hail. will he promptly at
DOORS windows and Blinds, constantly on hand AZ
BON ihe above named paces as low az can he bougt
and examine before purchasing. 80
au,r r.. COHBIN,
ioo l.. 4. CHASE,
J3oV ueOd5m G. A. CIJsHMAN.
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HARFERs' New MONTHLY MAGAZINE FOR July -
The present number Of Harper is very rich che both
in original matter and illustrations The article on
henticello is full Of historical interest hose entitled
" Lake GEORGE, and " Sketches on the Upper Mssis-
sipp" are admirably illustrative of the scenery and
progress Of Our green Forest Land "
Harpers' for July lacks none of his usual rich variety
of poetry, tales Sketches boumots and caricatures
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-30

SINGULAR ACCIDENTAL the Tyrone sta
ton, on the Central railroad, an Irishman who
was waiting the arrival ola tram in which his
wife and children, just from Ireland, were pas
sengers, got into good-natured tussle with
another man. The latter ran boyishly away,
the first pursued, and in the chase the fore
most ripped and fell the Irishman (being close
upon his heels) fell over him, and by singular
fatality disocated his neck ,aud be died instantly
His wife and children arrived shortly after the
melancholy event.
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GyTOn Wednesday morning 22d inst. as the
workmen were about entering the coal mines Of
Messrs. Horton, at Donaldson, Schuylk county,
Pa. large mass Of coal fell, completely burying
one of the men in standing position. After re-
naming in that situation for % hours he was ia
ken out without having received the slightest nju-
ry. His life was preserved by large lump of
coal about ten yards in thickness, which wedged
him so tightly thai he was unable to move. The
mass OF coal that fell, was estimated at 20 tons,
being The result Of single blast the night preyi-
Gus.
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rlIller,s lnernfinn
Ear Fill;no Teetb OverFxnoseJ n q,

FOr FlIng TEEN UVerEXposed Nerrts,
This operation, original with the subscriber, has
been performed by him, during two and half years,
nearly three hundred times, with III loss of one tooth
only, so far known Also, by several distinguished
Dentists HON he instructed than years ago.
who have been eminently successful BY no other
method Of treatment heret fore in use, can so many
teeth be saved, after their living membranes become
exposed. 5. p MILLER.
dec1i
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
House. store. Room. g naarllng a genex

0. 233 Main stIeet, Up Siars, Room |.
The citizens Of Worcester invited to avail ihem-
selves OF the advantages of This Agency. Particular
and personal attention paid 10 letting Houses Stores
Offices, q C. No fee required uness service is renf-
cred. Persons having boarding accommodations or
rooms to let without board will n it for their interest
to call at this Agency Residents OF the CITY, or Stra
gers visiting the city wishing board can easily be suited
by applying above.
9F MONEY to loan on collateral security.
1e22 d3tawly
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ACCIDENT AT WiEcHEEDos.--On the morn.
~ . me zS'h inst, the Hon. Elisha Murdoch and
aoy were thrown from their carriage by their horse
tIak,ng right near the wiuchendon depot. Mr. Mur-
s "Ocn received severe wound on the head AID
badly injured on The back and him Dr. Rns.s ,,,,s
was called and dressed their wounds. ener,'.as
hopes that they may recover.
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Important 70 manufacturers.

'IllE undersigned, having secured Letters Paentf FINN
The United Stnea for our Roller, aud f,so for our
HeclpfocnitnR Roller Temples, would hereby tnfor,n
MhnninctuIer ana others, that we have plvep no rer
son any right 20 make the above ttmt les hnvhr nad
ItngepsntS 'obuiid enough TO supply the murkct oi
norm oxford late Of Clinton Mass., has been n,ainn
and selling Temples which direct and palpanle in
lrlngement on our Patent. The underpigned Ns,.h,,
caution Manufacturers and tho public npai,,t nn,ch
nR or using Temples made by the said burns ar anv
onet person, which conflict with our Letters etnnt
Ioisona N want OF our Patent 1empler win nlansn
s s,. ner orders TO GEORUE DRAPER, Uopraalc
MILFORD Mass, who ia the sole Agent for te a. y ~
sen mn,,h h ns"e EN- VI w, BUTCHER.
jeg0 d9wawGws
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CITY OLE WnRCEsTER.

In Board OF Aldermen June 81, 1883
Nm the foregoing Petition, Ordered, that the Petit
~ toner's give notice az parties interested in tho
matter thereof by causing copy Of said Petition and
OF This Order thereon, TO be published in the Worcester
Palladium, and Daily Spy, printed in this City once be-
fore the time of The hearing hereinafter n0med that
ihls Board VIII be in session in their room in the City
al O'Clock, 7. NJ, at which time and place they may
he heard in relation 10 The prayer Of said Peuiion-
ana y Is athe ordered that you may make Of
your dongs herein, the City ClLrk ON or before sad
time of hearing Attest,
ie30 dit CA. IA MILTON. Gifv Glerh i
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Main streets, 10 the Old south Church.
Order Of Exercises At the on South church.
Involuntary the Organ.
2-PrayeLLy Rev. Horace James.
3-Snging by the Choir.
4-Reading Of he Declaration OF Independence by
VIM. II. johnson Esq
5-Voluntr,, BY Tie Worcester Correct Band.
6--oRATlON-by f. Wayand Jr. Esq.
7-Singlm by tie Choir.
9-Renediction
~ The Music win be performed by the Choir under
the direction of E 5. Mason, Esq.
The Church viii be opeu at l04 A. H. precisely, for
the admission OF Ladies 10 the Gallery.
At the conclusion of the exercises the Church. the
procession illbe re formed and proceed the City
Hall, TO paftate Of the Dinner and all persons who
wish TO attend the Dinner requested to join the
procession
rNo person will be admitted to the Hall withouta
Ticket JONATHAN DAY, Chief Marshal.
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Reasons why the Climax Hair Tonic
should be used.

SHOULD DC used,
let To produfe hair,
2nd. To prevent badness.
3D. To give dandruf leave 10 withdraw .
4th. To promote the growth OF the hair.
9Th To give tie haii rich and Iuxurant appear
ance.
9Th. To give the hair natural gloss.
7th' To curl the hair easily.
9Th. To dress the hair tastefully.
9th. To prevent the hair from turning gray.
10th. To cure the headache.
llh To keep the head clear.
18th. Because it is the best compound in for all
these purposes.
Sole Proprietor, L. T. LAZELL Druggist, 2Ol Main
street. myl4 diff
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tx. ". TNiCHELL, leaGer aud DirectoT,)
Are prepared furnish music for all occasions Apply
TO 4. WITT, corner Of Front and fremont streets
n P. GODDARD, Mulbury street
J. MCFARLAND, 81 Front street.
D. Orders left at G. II. Loriug's Music store 2e3
ain st. or at the Central Hotel will meet with prompt
attention, by }. M.ALDRICH, Clerk.
avis dam
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A GARDENS. WINSLOW TO TUE LA DIES.
Mrs. Winslow, old and experienced nurse, aud Fe-
male Physician would call The attention Of the Iadits to
her soothing syrup for Children teelbing II viii i'm
mediaey relieve them from pain, allaS all spasmodic
action, soften the gums reducein1amnatio AID Is sure
to regulate III Bowels. Depend upon it, Mothers it
will give rest 20 yourselves, and relief and health to
your children. o. Price, 70 cents per bottle
We have sold very large quantities Of Mrs Wnslow's
soothing SSr during the past six yearssevera thou
sand the last year. We believe the best medicine in
the world for Children ieethng for the cure of D,s-
teethng any other Il gives universal salts
Aictio-Heyer heard complaint from any ore using
never sold medicine universally successful in re-
hevng pain ana affecting cutes-felef is ABSOLUTELY
SURE CURTIS a PERKINS, Druggists, No. 40 Cort-
land street, New York.
CRAMP AND PAIN KILLER
The world is astOnshed az The wonderful cures per
formed BY the CRAMP AND PAIN KILLER PREPARED
BY CURTIS d. PERKINS. Its equal has never been
known for removing pan in all cases; for The cure OF
spinal complaints cfamp in the limbs aud stomach,
Eheum tism in all its forms, bous-choie burns sore
hroa, and gravel, is decidedly the best remedy in the
word. For particulars. circGors in the hands o.
Agents, fo gratuitons circulation.
Y, B-Be sure and call for CURTIS & PERKINS,
Cramp and Pain Killer All others bearing this name
are base limitations Price l2A, 25 37a cts per botef
according TO size. Sold in nearly every town 10 the
State Agents for Worcester Bush & CO., IT, n Iazell
q. Harrington Cherry Valley, Bonoinley II Gill;
Spencer, ]. n. Crout d Go. East Brookfed, Aonzo
Uphsm W. Brook6eId, Fiske a Co. BrookGeld, Geo
n Low & Co. oct27 dawly
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EB- City Marshal Adams Of Springfield, ON Sat
urday night, made descent upon a gambling room
on Main Street, aided by his assistants and mum.
Der Of watchmen, where he found fifteen Of the
tblackeg' tribe, and escorted them to Jail Monday
morning they were fined 5,27 each.
Up The bills Of The Woodbury. Bank, Connect.
cut, are now received by the merchants Of that viii
lage at par. Arrangements have been perfected with
DIR Criltenden and his friends, by which the bank
will be able to redeem It's circulation, and save most
il not all, Of its capital
~ During a speech delivered at Spauldinp, Eng.
lately, at the Inauguration Of protection society for
young females, it was stated that 10 London there
are now 5000 houses Of III fame; in Dublin 3l5 in
Edinburg 2l9; in Liverpool 707; in Manchester
4OOi and in Leeds 200. In Liverpool the number
OF houses is said to have increased by l26 in two
years. r.na H HlNT
~ There are 5000 professional thieves and re-
ceVefs OF stolen property n CINCINNATI and The
mayor proposes an Increase and iemcdelng of the
Police TO look alter them. The Police of tie IJnit
cd States cities by no means keep progress Win
crime, though occasionally Policeman d detected
in close connection with IL.
81 a5Y Sir John Ogilyy, Bart. s about 10 establisb
in the cighbOrhood Of Dundee, Scotland. an ar
phanage and asylum for imbeeile children. ON The
system adopted by DIR Guggenbuhi, Al Adenberp. n
Switzerland. The asylum will be the first OF the
kind ia that country. .fet
r. An Athens Georgia. paper contains a long
list Of manufacturing establishments IN that vicinity
and predicts the future prosperity Of that town Tie
list embraces great variety Of productive establish
ments. 7f
gB- Dyson, the Englishman, charged with ncii-
ing the negroes al New Orleans 10 insureclion and
The slave Albert, who revealed The natter have been
committed Tor trial 10 the District Coart. H
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Il. BaDb1tr' No. II Piper's Block,
VIII devote his time in taking DAGUERREOTYPES
Of the Sick and Deceased, at prv8te residences when
called upon in this branch of the Daguerrean bust
ness as Wen as IN copying Deguereoypes, and taking
hildren almost nsiantaneonsly he has proved himself
very successful
Mourning Cases, Fancy Cases richly inlad with gold
and silver, always on hand. DIFF iel9
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10 The City Liquor Agents sales have averag-
ed SIS 20 day for the last month. In our report
Of the City Council proceedings, we we're made to
say that the sales were only $500 for month,
which is mistake. The FIRST statement would indi-
cate state of health in this city which would make
1t the admiration Of nvalids, and the envy of the
state. Pains in the stomach still largely preIa,
however, as is shown BY the CITY Agents report.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-30

THE FouRTH.-Our readers win find the pro.
grammes OF the Fireworks and Procession, which
are TO take place in this city on the Alb in our adj
Verlising columns.
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DRAPER s. CLARK offer TO the public a new md
better Article of LINE than be found at any other
place in the state. After Try ing it if any not
is6ed their money wlll be refunded. We have dealt in
Lime for fifteen years. and have found any before
that gave good satisfaction.
DRAPER 81 CLARK,
apl diff l05 and la7 Front St
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" The Cincinnati Gazette, and old and resuee,.
able paper, states that n German woman d Liberty
between Plat aud Lynn sle., south eide gave birth
90 four boys recently fssif Us
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Worthy Of M

worthy Of NOtice.-Dr Morse's Invigoratng
Cordial, the only and safe remedy yet Severed
for general debility ruiz Gus, capaclating for suc
~, business or matrimony. Affections of the head,
back limbs and nerves, speedily removed, with di
rections and important advice the married or single
See Advertisements iel4 dMAThawIv
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To the Hon. Mayor and Aldesmae n Of the Cjty
Of Worcester.
EINHE undersigned ask leave to erect Steam Engine
i TO he used for Blowing in their Furnace, IN a
Wooden Building on the corner of Central and Union
sts IN said Cy and ask leave to erect the Fues Tor
said Engine at height less than ihirty.two feet
WALKER d HOAR.
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ThOmps0m s. Co.'S. Western T1xureaa.

a HUIL PsaF5t % tO7ss WesTern EIXpresa,
Waldo Block W orcoster. Goods and Packages for
warded to Springfield, Northampton, Greenfield, Brat,
tlehoro, Hartford, New Haven, Pisgeld Albany Troy
intermediate places.
DRAFTS, NOTES, BILLS. &C, collected at ell the
above places. s, v. R. HICKCOX, Agent,
je8 dit Waldo Block, Main street
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gH~ In South Gardner, on Saturday last, Mr. Ez.
"a Dyer had his leIt hand caught by circular saw,
Which took Of the whole four fingers, aud otherwise
badly managing his hand.
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% The returns from Rhode Island show that
the question of holding Convention to revise the
Constitution Of the State, which was submitted to
the people on the 2sth negatived by consider
able majority. The Conyentionsts must keep the
question before the people and try again.
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Go TO Thayer Games, HARRINGTON Corner, and buv
some of their SUMMER CLOTHING. They have
got Just the thing for This hot weather. and will s, at
prices that defy competitions lain and Front sts
je27 d2w
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SWEARING REPoRrERs.--A Judge Of the Grim
ina court at Cincinnati has lately established rule
Of court, requiring the newspaper reporters to ap-
pear before the clerk aud takeian oath to report the
proceedings correctly. or to be excluded from The
court room. The reporters refused 10 comply with
the mandate Of his honor
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-30

FIsH.-A bill has passed the Connecticut House,
which imposes fine Of $50 any person convict
ed Of killing iroutb by putting lime IN streams, aud
PENALTY OF ~ for taking the same fish by means Of
net. Il also iorbds the capture Of perch and pick
erel by nets, and fine Of s. is imposed for every
fish SO taken.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-30

TIr-1'he New York and New Haven Railroad
Company have paid the sum Of 4 5000 to Mrs. M.
w. Dimock, Of Mansfield, whose husband was
among the Killed by the Norwak disaster. This
was The sum clained by her, and il was promptly
paid, naf.t3s q. af '
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CRAMP AND pam KILLER.
aI.nOO Rl1INAItIli

DR. LAHGLEY's ROOT AND HERB BlTTERs,
IL snail be left 10 all the people, who shall be en-
Tilted 10 The above reward after using bottle eaeh
and they will be be cured OF the liver Complaint
or indigestion, Jaundice, Coughs and Colds, Coslive-
ness, iles weakness, Headache, all Complaints arising
nom Impure blood, loss OF Appetite fact, all the
complaints which every body is more less troubled
win, alter thawing ont in the Spring Laugleys Bit
efs are me very thing for all the ladies', and every body
else should have bottle and no mistake IN that they
always DO good and never harm and very pleasant
to take, Only 70 and 37l cents bottle.
sold N Worceser by James Green, and M. b. Green,
wholesale eni retail ID. Scott h II. Marsh, l.. Il La
zell and all other dealers in medicine Also by dealers
IN AL The towns anu villages every where.
marls HsHMN dauGm
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Worcester Water Cure Emstitutfon.-No
GLEN sTREET.--'rlis Institution is we'll arranged
for the treatment af invs al seasonp Of the year
TERMS usually, for full board and treatment, ION
week .H.M q. /. IF. y -
Each patient nhuuld furnish one line and two hecyy
cotton shects; two wooden blankets; Comfortable
and old linen for band8ges. sfH
Out door practice attended toa usha
O1ce hours from 2to 4P.M. GhaI
dec6 dwtf S.ROGERs NJ ID
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THE Anniversary OF our National Independence will
Be celebrated, under the direction of the CITY
Council OF Worcester, MONDAY, the fourth day Of
Jny, 1853, as follows
National salute will be fired from the Common 2
hour eotessunfise, noon ana sunset. The Bells of
the various Churches viii be Fuug half an hour ~
SUNRISE noon Procs ssiOn will be formed
at the City Hall, al 10 O'Clock, A. M.
ORDER,
Military Escort by the Worcester Light Infantry and
Jackson Guards
Aids. Chief Marshal. Aids
Worcester COrne Band.
MAYOR.
Committee of Arrangements.
Orator of The Day.
Chaplain and Reader of the Declaration Of Igdeucnd
enct.
City Marshal and Captain Of he Watch.
Aldermen and City Clerk
Common Council
City Treasurer and Cry Physician.
Elk Mayors
Elk Presidents Of he Common Council
Sheriff OF Worcester and urges.
Senators and REPRESENTATIVES If Mass Congress and
FIX Members
Senators from Worcester County in Mass Legislature
Maj General aud staff OF the Tiirt Division.
General Fell and STAFF Officers OF the Fifth brigade
and Third Division.
School Committee.
Instructors Of the Public schools.
OverseeTs Of the Poor.
Assessors.
Messenger Inc City Couneil.
Clergy and Invited Guests.
Chief and Assistant Engineers Of the FIFE Department.
Fine Department
Citiz-n
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-30

A CLERICAL IMPosTOR.-The Rev. J. F. Mi
nor came to this Guy last June, from Montgomery,
Ala. lie had just married an amiable young wife,
and was in search Of home. He was, we under
stand, regularly accredited clergyman in the Meth
ODDS; Church, over the signature Of Bishop Andrews.
He preach ed here repeatedly, and as he bore him
self like true Christians possessedan agreeable
address, be readily ingraiated himself into favor
After contracting many debts, and becoming invov'
ed he took his departure for Florida, leaving his
wife here, with the avowed purpose of returning
with some negroes he owned in that State lie lad
not heen gone, however, more than month, before
his wife received letter from Mobile, enclosing
ring he had taken from her, and announcing his
death. Through the exertions Of Rev. A. X. Win
field, we learn that means were raised which en-
abled Mrs. Minor to return 10 Alabama, where she
now lives. This heartless villain, we have been IN
formed, is not dead. He by one of our
citizens few weeks ago, in Philadelphia, in com,
pany with another lady, no doubt another victim oil
his deception. DIR. Minor has his hand off just
above the wrist. is tall and slim, quite delicate and
well calculated to observation-disclosures True Democrat
lime 24
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THE FIRST RAILROAD IN SoUrH AMERICA.
-Copiapo is an inland CITY, some 10 degrees to the
north Of Valparaiso, AID l6 leagues (about so Eng
lish mileS,) from the coast. 1t is the great centre
of the silver mining operations and is probably the
wealhiest city in the world Tor its population. 1t
is connected with its port, Caldara, by railroad
This road was projected and constructed at cost Of
81 100000, by VIM. Wbeelwright Esq. an Amer
can gentleman of great worth and energy, who has
done more for the advancement Of this portion of
South America in the past ten years, than ali the
Presidents and Generals they have had.
The first railroad built in South America, was
from the port Of Calao Lima, the capital of Peru
distance of six miles, Correspondence 81. Louis
Republican.