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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-01
DEATHS,

Goss, 81 years.
u Funeral Wednesday, at l O'Clock. Relatives and
friends invited to attend.
In This city, Oct 81, Sybil H., wife OF Charl. 5
White, aged 40.
II Funeral Thursday / O'Clock, from her late resi-
dence, on Chatham st. Relatives and friends in
vIted to attend
In this city, Oct. 81, Clarsa A. wife of John C.
Buck, aged 10.
In North Brookfeld CT 30th, of dysen cry and
typhoid lever Willie youngest OF slade A. and
Fanny Earle, (the dther being In California; aged
year, Z mos.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-01

Notary Public, Stock, Exchange, and Money Bro
ker, No 200 Main Street.
Uncurrent bank Notes, Drafts, Stocks, and Specie,
bought and sold Bills OF Exchange Drawn Barring,
Brothers, q Co J payable in England ireland, Scot
aud, &C. in sums to SUIT. Drafts and Notes collected
in any state IN the Union, and the Canudas. Loans
negotiated. &c, nc.
Office directly front eff the Worcester House, and OPP
posite the Worcester County Bible society's Deposi
tory. OILS DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-01

Worthy of NOtice.--1r. Mofse's lnvgoratn-
Cordial, the only and safe remedy yet scuvere'
for general debility rui GUS capac tang for soc,
ty, business, matrimOny. Affections of the head
back limbs, and es, speedily removed with di
rections and important advice the married single.
See Advertisement. iel4 dM&ThawIy
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RI Thomnsnn q COG. Wesrern Ernreas.

Waldo Block Worcester Goods and Packages for
warded to Springfield, Northampton, Greenfield, Brat,
teboro Hartford, New Haven, Ptlslied Albany, Troy
buffalo, Cleveland Oincinnat Detroit, Chicago and al
intermediate places. o.
DRAFTS NOTES, BILLS, &c, collected at all the
above places. s. v. r. HiCKCUX, Agent,
ieS dtf Waldo Block, Main street
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The ParIor coal Stove.

Four SizeS-fr0m 10 to % inch Cylinders.
This Stove is constructed most scientific pTn-
cples, and will consume its smoke and gases
making saving OF 40 per any other Stove
in The CRATE and hrebox arranged, that
sitting is required Of the fuel burnt III This stove and
the fire only requires repenishing once in "a hoo,s
ID. c. THURSTON.
au20 deSTu4Th III MAN street
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C A q TION N.

COMPLAINTS having reached the proprietor Of
- BURNETT6 COD LIVER OIL, that his bottles
nd labels have been initated, and an inferior Oil
aimed upon purchasers as his -la1
lie would respectfully caution the public against such
mutations, aad request them observe that In future
he Cod Liver OIL prepared by him, will bear upon the
abel of each bottle the written signature Of
JOSEPH BURNETT.
p 5. AS success IN the use OF this valuable remedy
epends uponits purity and quality, purchasers are
commended 70 procure il only from dealers whose
haracter aud reputation will be guard nganst i'm
iosition. - u22 d2aw3t
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Caldwell & Hills
Mustang Imminent

LNXTRACTS of Lemon, Rose, Bitter Almond and
At 229 Main street .,. r O57 dawtf
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j. CInwsOm kelley,
ANALYTICAL PHYSICIAN

= 7 I
Can be cOnsue by Ladies and Gentlemen. at his
Office, corner of Mechanic and Church SITS, Wnrces
ter, during THURSDAY and FRIDAY, 81 and 4th of
Nov, free of charge, upon all diseases OF the Human
System, but particularly upon diseases of the Lungs
Liver. Kidneys, Heart. Spleen, and all unhealthy con-
ditiohs of The System, of long standing or Chronic
character d6t w2w OPS
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Harrison's Perfnmarv.

EoR the hanJkerchief'a superior article, and equal
IL to Lubns for sale by 0sU rs W
CALDWELL & HILL, Druggists,
OF dlWll 229 Mnin STREET. n
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EnUNn-

nm SATURDAY, 2ath October. on Main A.. n wal
" let, and small sum Of money Tho owner can
have u BY proving property, and paying expenses.
o3l ar 49,. =, 4.
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SCOTCH pLAID SHAW

SCOTCH PLAID SHAWLs!
CHANDLER & co. have leceived a handsome as
~ sortment of
Scotch Long and Square Shawls,
OF fine texture, and in new and beautiful patterns
For sale at
Nos and Summer Street. Boston.
OIL dTuaF2w
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FOR SALE.

GENERAL small Cottage Houses cheap. Also, sew
- eral very NICE Two Story Houses, II prices from
2 900 to 1000 each, All eglbly situated payment
easy Inquire at the Of Myrtle and Souhbrdgs
streets, Of Al. EATON
nj DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-01

To be followed with variety Of Beaufu. Singing by
H. NJ. Mccarthy, and bis sister Niss Marion Mccarthy
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A convenient Tenement on Pleasant st, 7 rooms
with privilege in cellar kitchen Rent $3.50 Apply as
above. ,flIa
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Worcester Directory for 1854.

VNHE canvassng for names for this annual Is about
Il completed, and the Printing wi be commenced
Immediately. Any person who may have removed
since their names iaken do no that they
correctly taken, will confer favor on themselves
and the public, by sending the necessary corrections in
writing, TO the Printing Office of the Publisher, 1879
Main street, Immediately. ..a 81 Io
Advertisers will also please send In their copies at
once. sa aI n', HENRY J, ROWLAND.
.o3l d3tis
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TNOR sale Wholesale and Retail. by
IL CALDWELL g. HILL,
OPT dawf 229 Main street.
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To conclude with the Imaginable Farce, entitled
DEEDS OF DREADFUL NOTE.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-01

PART III.
6-Souvenir of Scotland-Fantasia Scotch Melodies
a, "John Anderson my Joe," b, Charlie is my darl
ing c, Ye banks and braes; d, Gsngevi me TO yOn
Town. Composed for Harp aud performed by
Mr.. Aptommas.
IA, La Danse des sylphs b, Forrest Glade grand
Concert Polka, for piano iorte. Composed and
performed by {. NJ Gottschalk.
s-German Song "Trab Trab. '-Kueken.
Mad'lle Henretie Behrend.
9-Impromptu de Concert, on "Home sweet home,"
for piano forte. Composed and performed by
l.. NJ GOttschalk
gT Tickets, 20 cents EACH may be obtained at John
Boyden's Exchange Office. and Mr. Nasons Piano Forte
Wa fehonse, NO. 200 Main ST., also, at the door.
The Grand Piano Forte used by Mr. GotIschalk, is
from the hanufactor OF Messrs ballet Davis, Boston,
kindly loaned by Mr. Leland Worcester.
II Doors open at 7-Gonceri commences at o'cPk,
nj
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NE PLUs ULTRA.
aa a LABELS
CLIMAX HAIR TONIC,
HUM AN AIR!


III UNE a ~ Iii AIR!
FTHE CLIMAX HAIR Tonic includes in its composition
many of the NEST potent known remedies. Ii is COM
bined with the most elaborate care and th strict
regard to proportion hat due effect is given each in
gredient, and result is combination elegant,
cherche, and surpassed in point of efficacy by any
other before tho public
just long vitality exists in the Hair the appI
ration OF the Climax Hair Tonic fail to be bene
icihl. Its nYgorating influence viii make itself per-
eptibe. Its action by removing dandruf and other
bstacles from the scalD destroys their whitening ef
cts, and leaves the way clear for nature do her part
As compound for dressing the Hair, inparting 70 it
soness, glossness and richness, and also rendering
he stifiest and drest Hair, susceptible of the most
asteful arrangement, the Climax Hair Tonic will be
'und invaluable. Nervous headaches are frequently
smoved by vigorous application of the Climax Hal
Onc with stiff brushing
Possessing delicate color, liable 10 soil any thing
With which II comes in cOntact-of pleasant and de-
ded, yet not too prominent an odor the Climax Hair
onc, is what the proprietor has aimed 10 make it-n
ompound at once elegant and effective and of Unusual
atrinsic worth. fAH rH..
~ Price Twenty-Five cents per bottle, Large
oliles, containing full pint, SEVENTY FIVE CENTS.
Prepared only by r.frrs ts5t
LEWIS T. LAZELL, Druggist,
Vo. 20l Nam Street. Worcester, Mass, and sold
81 lg. by Traders generally: II
ap4 faaf T dawtf t.. .I raen tA
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CustoIll-Haade Clothing.
Also. ReadH-hTade Clothing.

OF every description, -
usual, consisting of over Goats, Frock, Dress and
Sack Coats Pants and Vests, and every variety of
Furnishing Coos
Remember the place, 27l Main ST., Piper Block Wor-
cester Mass, sign OF the Full Dressed Man.
s2l dayyt
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House Wanted.

CONTAINING two Tenemenls, convenient for two
" smail families, IN the vicinity Of the CITY Hail.
Apply at the Real Estate Agency. 293 Main st., IN
stairs, Hr.- Inr~ - -
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Piano Fortes.

THE Grand Piano, used by Nj, Gottschalk, at his
Concert be at MIR. LELAND'S Music
hoom on Front ST.. any time previous to Saturday
fnce SliOO nj d2t
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PROGRAMME. 5#
PART |. cad
1-Grard Fantasia, Lucia di Launnermoor" for Harp,
Composed and performed by MIR A ptommas.
2-Ballad-Let nobody Know-Maynaid.
Mad'lle Henriette Behrend.
S-SOuvenir de Beni, Faul on themes from NOrma
Purani and SOnnambula, for Pano-Liszt.
L. NJ. GOttschalk.
4-Cavatna, "Ah non Credea,n from ST. nnambua.-
= BelliRi. Madlle Henritte Behrend.
5-American "reminiscences, caprice for pianoofe,
(by desire,) composed and performed by
L. M. Gottsehak.
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NEXT 80 EDNEsDAY,

"HW"~~@
A NEW thing for Ladies' Cloak u in be opened,
IA known as the Ladies' "Sontag" CLOAK
ID noyl d2w GEO BRYANT.
New Buckweat Flour,
NOR Sale by HGRIFFtN 81 co.
I novl aft
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IN AN S w e r

Doors npen at 7; to commence before 8.
PRIcss-ParqueIte, so centsj Circle rs cents: Gal
cry l25 cents SIS
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IN 10 this paper, and call and see them atthe "B,rs
o2l DIV $3.50 GEO r BRYANT
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A Good Chance.
SHINGLES.

A QUANTITY Of good Is inch Shaved Pine shingles
IA just received and for sale low, by l7|
LEE sPRAGUE, a. co. u
worcester, June y, 1853. DIFF
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Caldwell & Hill.

A POTHECARlEs, and Dealers in Drugs, Medicines
N Chemicals, Perfnmery, Patent Medicines, Gold
Plate and Foil. Surgical and Dental Instruments For
eign Leeches, Soda syrups, Inks and Fancy Goods
mv24 daw6m 229 Main Street, Worcester.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-01
Winter is Coming

VCU will find splendid assortment OF FURNISH
Il ING GOODS, such AS Gloves of ali kinds, Nit
tens, CTHvsts SCaries, res. Stocks. PLAIN and Fancy
Shirts. Drawers, AID under Shirts liadkerchies Bows
Belts Canes, uni rellas Cloth and Glazed Caps La
dies and Genamen's Rubbers All will be sold cheap
at No. 208 NJ ain St, Worcester aattarF
oil DIFF asf4 SYLVANUS PRATT
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In aohich Mrs Beissenherz 'oW sustain popular
Characters. ..Ft
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woR CEsTE R
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Manufactures, Trades, and Professions.

The following List, representing two houses in
each branch of trade, is submitted the citizens of
Worcester County, and the public generally, with the
fullest confidence that persons in of The products
of Wore, Work Shops The Merchandise of wor-
cester Stores in of the branches here enumerated
will be able TO supply themselves short notice and
upon reasonable terms can be met with in Boston
or elsewhere
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-01
NOTICE

VIE undersigned respectfully give notice to the
public that on alter the 30th inst sales Of Confec
lonery, soda Water, Segars, and Fancy Articles,
he Sabbath, will be discontinued their Establish
inents.
Medicines will be dispensed and Physicians perscrp.
ions prepared on Sundays as heretofore.
=, L. T. LAZELL,
~ et JAMES GREEN, 4.
"a r. n. MARSH. sIs.n
o25 div CTS. A All. HOWE
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u ullpaliicaIars, see Bis Of the day
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-08-17

ASTOUNDING FROM CALIFORNIA The Treasury
Department. 1t appears have managed their
matters in connection with the eged frauds
committed by James Collier. late Collector
of Customs San Francisco. and that OF Thomas
Butler King. his successor. with great adroit.
ness. few months since the Department
forwarded to California. the official evidence on
which these charges are based. The U. s
District Attorney brought the matter before the
grand jury of San Francisco. who have found
true bill against Collier for f.loniously using
$500 600 Of the public money. as the Depart
ment have just been notified. The officers
started after Mr.. Collier, (who was al Steuben-
vile, Ohio when last heard FROM by the Mica.
ragua lne-the Notwithstanding California
on the lst Of July. The advices received bv
the Government, we are inclined to believe
satisfy them that rue bill will also be found
against Mr. King. for improperly using some
$lOO. 600 Of the public funds Whatever may
be The final result Of the trials, We feel assured
that the Government are satisfied that they
have ample proof at hand to bring about a
prompt conviction in both cases. The penalty
IN each case is not less than six months and
not more than ten years imprisonment.-Wa
ington Evening Star.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-08-17
water cure.
G. w. KiBDEE, M. D.
Dbys;.;,r Eurnonu and dentist

lluySlClnuS 0ulS SCVu uHM DSHcioCs
\ W-oULD respectfrssy . Es~ ssik pre.~ssl,na!
w services to the citizens of Iowa City aud
vicinity. Though graduate of a Drug School
DR. Kibbee has never used poisonous drugs,
bleeding. or blistering. but relied on WATER
as his curative agent. During a practice Of
seven years he has treated diseases Of nearly
every name and nature, all with Wafer, and
with remarkable success He believes pure
water to BE- applicable in ere-y form of disease.
and where there is no structural decay Of the
organs essential to life, there is hope for the
cure of every affiiction. DR. Kibbee confidently
affirms, without fear of proof to the contrary. .
that he can in all cases produce any good effect
with water that can be made with drugs. and
always without endangeriys, the life of the pa
tient, which is not the case with poisonous
drugs
To the afflicted who are tired of poisons,
blisters and bloodshed for the cure of disease,
DR. kibbee offers his experience in the healing
virtues of Water, and hopes that the world re
nowned success of this agent in the cure o:
those forms of disease peculiar to women and
children will procure for him. with that inter
esting and often suffering class Of patients, a
hearty welcome
Patients residing at distance, by giving a
clear written description of their case and en-
closing one dollar for the first prescription, will
receive full directions how to commence their
cure. Charge for prescription at office fifty
cents. Advice, either by letter or at the office,
grais to those not able to pay. Office on the
corner Of Clinton and Washington streets.
Iowa city, july g. 1853
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-08-17
Broken Ties.

The broken ties of happier days,
How often do they seem
To come before our mental gaze,
Like remembered dream:
Around US each discovered chain
In sparkling ruin lies,
And earthly hands can ne'er again
Unite those broken ties.
The parents of our youthful home.
The kindred that we love,
Far from our arms perchance may roam,
To desert seas removed;
Or may We watch their parting breath,
And close their weary ewes.
And sigh to think how sadly death
Can sever human ties.
The friends, the loved ones of our youth
They all are gone and changed.
Or worse than all. 'heir love aud truth
is Sarkened or estranged
They meet us insthe glittering throng.
With cold averted eyes,
And wonder that We weep their wrong.
And mourn our brokse,t ,ties.~
or. who in such world as this
!, Could bear their test Of pain.
Did not one radient hope of bliss
Unclouded yet remain2
That hope the sovereign lord has given,
Who reigns above the skies
Hope that unites our souls to heaven
BY faiths enduring ties.
Each care, each i'll Of mortal birth
Is sent in plying love
To lift the lingering heart from earth,
And speed Its flight above;
Andtvery pang that wrings the breast,
And every joy that dies,
Tell us to see purer rest,
And trust TO holier ties.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-08-17
s1eagher's viii; and Father.

Tha ,,;es .nA father IL Thom.a r Meagher
s.rr;v.d IN New Y,sk bvltbe Arctic where thew
were mai by him. Ths Waterford News. pub.
lished in the native c,S Of the distinguished
exile. rives I most slovlnr account Of the re.
cept;on of Ms... MsaeS@ in tha, city will be
S,nra interestinr. sss.tiallv 10 our Irish
friends
One az those euthus5tic ebull;tiops of feel
inr which exhibit ~ p1ople in their most ad.
m,rabls traits of clSerades occurred in this city
on Wednesday, th2 cccj jsinn being the pr essence
Of the lady Of orr aist3gu,shed aud beloved
fellow citizen. II Meagher. She ar
rived here By ths 6al fSast three 0 clock train
from Dublin o. 3f6pd2. accompanied BY her
father in.lAu, ThoN6aS| 7aeagher. esq. M r..
Henry Melghsr, - y her @ the gifted ex.
lasss<As sHsstse
and the following yoesnE exceedingtyswet'
no manifestation OF cou q have 'aken place
but on Wednesday ~ an early hour hundreds
were in waiting to catch one glimpse OF Mrs.
Meagher. and on her approach to the Francis
can church. where she heard mass, blessings
were necessarily showered on her in thousands
by the assembled crowd. After mass the whole
congregation assembled outside to bid her well
come. and it was most gratifying spectacle
to behold SO many assembled around one who
was &c them perfect stranger impelled. as
they were, by the deep love which fills their
hearts for her exlled husband. Few who were
present were unmoved blythe rec0l ection which
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-08-17

CANADiANs CELEBRATING THE 4rH.--A cores
pondent of the Utica Gazette writing from
Cape Vincent, says: At The 4th of July cele-
bration here large draft was made on the
British side nr help A gun now stands be.
fore the house which was brought over from
Kingston for the day 1t wa, cast in 1855.
and was one of the first brought into Canada
after its conquest by the English During the
patriot war il wa, placed on board the steamer
Experiment and shot fired from her into tho
Gamer United States and killed the wheel
man OF The vessel You probably recollect the
circumstances. The Kingston Band ofiiciated
and the subjects of Her Majesty aided by their
presence to celebrate with proper spirit, the
anniversary of American Independence. This
shows an amicable state of feeling to say the
least
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-08-17

l WILL--There are no two words in the En-
glish language which stand out in bold relief
like kings upon checker board-to so great
an extent tsays popular writer) as the words
r'A. There IS strength. depth, end solidity
-decsion confidence. and power-deterinina
ton. viyor. and individuality III the round.
ringing tone which characterizes its delivery /!
1t talks t" you of triumph over difficul,ies-or
victory in the face of discouragement-of will
t" promise. and strength to perform-of lofy
and daring enterprse-of unfettered aspra.
lions, and ofthe thousand and one solid impul.
ses by which man masters impedimen's ir the
way Of progression Point me out the boy
who, with defiant ance and flashing eye
dare roll out a strong emphatic II ciu" and /
will point You out the making of a man bound
to conquer rs he goes
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-08-17

UA strictly orthodox old gentleman in
Massachusetts, returning home one Sunday
afternoon from church, began to extol to his
son the merits of the sermon. i have heard.
Frank said he. 'one Of the most delightful
sermons ever delivered before a Christian
society. 1t carried me to he gates of Heaven
Well think. replied Frank. you had better
have lodged in. for you will never get another
such chancep
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-08-17

PRIsIDEyT PIERCE. One of The editors of the
New York Times, who was a fellow passenger
OF President Pierce. in his recent journsyi ings,
dent's) trip to the Norih has furnished the oc-
cason to many Of becoming familiar with the
leading trait in The Presidents character. His
kindness ( hear !, and concern for the comfort
and happiness Of all around him, has stood
out before his fellow travellers al every turn -
He is. ~ithal-as his bland smile aud cheerful
face indcate-one Of the most aniable. socia.
be, frauk and freest Of gentleman il has been
my fortune to meet. and he most literally
democratic Of all public men have known for
years.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-08-17
JOHN cULBERTsoN. MORGAN RE-
CULBERTSON & RENO,
r.. w. LAKE,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,

TENDERS his professional services to tie
/ citizens of Iowa City and vicinity. Hav-
ing been engaged ior some 20 years in the prac.
tice Of his profession, he hopes to give general
satisfaction to all who may favor him with their
patror age
B,-Particular attention paid to the treat
ment of Spinal and other diseases of Females.
Office and Residence, City Hotel.
lava Ci,y July 49, 1853.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-08-17

TThc yellow fever continues to prevail, AZ
New Orleans. One hundred and twenty six
deaths IN twenty -foss honrs is beyond prece.
dent. The editor Of theN o. Delta keeps IN
his spirits as well As possible under the circum.
stances and discourses as follows:
PERSONAL BE it known To all our readers.
and the rest Of mankind" that our editorial,
corps, ordinarily employing some four or tive
Of the most stalwart pen, in the Union, is now
reduced to one individual Our most brilliant
and poetic associate is down with the yellow
fever, our most industrious and laborious scis
sorizer is yachting On the lake shore and our
wit, ESSAYS aud lnnner. is dodging yellow
Jack somewhere near Ocean Springs; and
we are alone"
Excuse. therefore, dear readers, any short com
ings or deficiencies that may be manifest in our
CO umns. We are very much in the condition
Of Marshal Ney., when alone his companions
having gradually fallen off, and the enemy
pressing close upon him. he announced him
sell as The rear guard OF the grand army. To
comp etc our troubles and isolation, our devo-
ted devi--poor fellow. he cannot afford
it, did not appear yes erday in his usual
place; aud. alas to our anxious inquiries,
there was hat same sorrowful RESPONSE gone
to The Hospital
10 keep up your spirits, we ordered what
one of our sick associates would cal a pauio
post matutinal. from ixhhorIng coffee house.
and noticing that our usual Gapynede did not
appear with The required reireshmept, We in
CURED for him. be died yesterday, Of the yel.
Nw iovcri
These are rrrt al ulv ma ., ora f,,1 o,c.x,
paninrnis of such laborious and wearing
pursuit as that Of an editor vi a paper, which
makes its appearances twice day, aud will
We know, be regarded BY our readers as ample
EXCUSES for sny deficiencies our columns may
exhibit.