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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-06

THE ADVANCE MovENENT-THE WILL
LIADds DEMoCRAT.-AmongF the most ably
conducted and thoroughly Democratic papers of
Northwestern Ohio, is the Williams Democrat,
printed at West Unity, in Williams county. The
editor ofthis paper has recently declared his pur.
pose to support, henceforth. the principles. meas
ures, and men of the Independent Democracy.-
He thus states his reasons for this step:
sit is well known to every reader Of the Dem
ocrat, since, and even before the recent Presden-
tial election, that we hold no affinities with slav-
cry and the Fugitive Slave Law, and the Com
promise measures in PARTICULAR and conviction
of right and duty compels US TO take decided
and unwavering position upon the subject We
have repeatedly said that we would never again
vote for candidate for President, nominated I'M
der such platform as was adopted at Baltimore
in June last; and more thorough investigation
OF the subject has fully convinced us, that to adj
vocate the election of men endorsing those views,
is not only inconsistent, but shows want of po-
tical firmness and independence, that should not
govern the action ola freeman. The doctrines Of
the 'old line Democracy of Ohio, as laid down
in their State platform, meets our most cordial
appreciation; and could we elect men under them
who would carry out their true spirit and intent,
we would never think of making the change; but
we know fall well from long experience, that such
has not been the case, and, judging from the past,
1t is reasonable TO presume that such will not be
the case in the future.
In leaving the odd line Democracy, we DO not
expect 10 abandon a single principle embraced in
the Democratic platform of Ohio, as there is
nothing in the platform of the Independent De-
mocracy that conflicts with it In the least.''
This candid and manly course Of Mr. Hunter
must enlist in his support the warmest sympathies
of the lovers Of living Democracy, while no lib
raj and just man, of whatever patty, can withhold
his respect from one who boldly follows right prn-
ciples, wherever, in his honest judgment, they
plainly lead.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-06

$1,000 REW ARnI

Ok. LANGLEY'S ROOT AND HERB BITTERs
snau ne leit TO all the people, who shall be en-.
Titled to the above reward after using one bote each
ahd ihey Will be sure to be cured OF the Liver Comnant
OF Indigestion, Jaundice, Coughs and Colds Costiye
ness es, "eak9ess, lieadache all complaints arising
ION impure blood, loss Of appetite,-in fact nil the
complaints which every body is more or less troubled
WIN, aller thawng ont in the Spring Langeys Bit.
sI h very lhng Tor all the ladies', and every body
ese should nave bottle and mistake in that "a thew
40 good and never harm, and are very pleasant
10 hhe: Only 20 and 37l cents bottle.
Solu ~ orcoster, by James Green and M. ID. Green
wholesale WI, and retail d. Scott, H. II. Marsh, L. Il La.
lei, ana AL other dealers in medicine Also by dealers
~, ~ lhe towns and villages every where.
wholesale depot, 81 Union street, Boston.
mdrlo daw6m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-06

The RELATIONS OF THE UNITED STATES
WITH THE EAsT.-1he London correspondent
Of the National Inteltigencer quotes the follow
ing from letter dated Athens, Juue 27:
''Nlr Marsh, the American Minister, who came
here about month ago TO settle the difference
between Greece and America, relative to Mr.
King, has just taken his departure, after exchang-
ing three notes, and without conducting the ques-
ton to any solution. He has gone, highly dis
pleased with our Government. The three Amer
lean ships of war have also sailed from this port.
one for Naples, the other for Smyrna, and the
third for Constantiuople, having on board Mr.
Marsh, who is going to await new instructions
from his government
Dates from Athens to July 2, do not confirm
the above, but state that Mr. Marsh was pressing
his demands with an earnestness which was cal
culated to awaken apprehension.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-06

e The Washington Union, which has de-
cided dislike fer The New York Evening Post, on
account ofits Free Sol tendencies, twits its more
able contemporary with not having any govern
ment patronage, whereupon the Post very hap.
PLY rejoins:
Ihe pleasure OF being patronlzed we leave to
such prints as the Union, which admits that !,
looks upon official patronage as peculiar bappl.
ness, and taunts US with not being paronized as
If IT were crime. In this, the Union only re.
peats' IN different language, the jeers which the
slaves OF the South sometimes cast upon their
coored brethren who are free: oh, Won moor
debbel, you got no NASSAU
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-06

AN ECCENTRIC INDIVIDUAL in the town of
Essex has during the present season built small
vessel After having finished her, he had a COM
munication from what purported 10 be The spirit
of his deceased father, who informed him that
he would not live six months after his vessel was
launched. He Immediately procured the assist.
ance of several of his neighbors, loaded her on
wheels. and with several yoke of oxen she was
drawn into the river at low water, and placed up
on blocks, where she remained until high water,
when she was afioat. She is named the "Ly
vancha,'' and halls from ''The Kingdom of
Cod She is believed to be the only vessel ev.
err built there that was not launched Gloucester
TeLegrqph.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-06

EFFECT OF UNCLE Tom UPON AMERICAN LIT
ERATURB IN ENGLAND.-Dr. Bailey writes from
London to the National Era, the following state
ment of the effect of ''Uncle Toms Cabin" upon
the interests of American literature in that coun-
try They show that "Uncle Tom is doing as
literature abroad, as for humanity and undefled
religion. This is the practical answer given by
that wonderful book, to its calumniators, who
charge it with injuring and dishonoring America
abroad. Uncle Tom, true to his character returns
blessings for cursings, and good for evil on the
heads of his enemies.
81 have lately learned some interesting partc-
ulars in relation to the publication of Uncle
Toms Cabin, and other American works. Mrs
Stoves novel was reprinted in May, 1852; two
months were required to get it in circulation
during July and August it had fair run, which
rapidly increased till it reached Its height in No
vember; since then the demand has declined
Clark, Beaton K Co., enterprsing London
firm, have Issued six editions, comprising an ag-
gregate of nearly 597 ,000 copies. About the same
number has been printed by other publishers
here, making an aggregate of 900 copies
circulation larger than that ever attained in
the same time by any work in England, native or
foreign. sit is worthy of remark, that the two
most successful works of the year in the English
market have been Uncle Toms Cabin and 'The
Wide, Wide World. both American. and both by
women, both the first novels of the authors
Miss Wetherelrs book reprinted here before
Mrs. Stoves but had no considerable circulation
as / am informed, till the latter had aroused the
public mind. 1t has now a circulation of 300,-
600. The Pickwick papers, in their day, hardly
reached fifth of this; but the world did not then
go as much by steam as it does now. The next
most successful book is the white Slave, by our
countryman, Hildreth, three editions of which
have been issued by the firm named above, num-
bering 200,0 900 copies.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-06

cinousnhos OF Parents who Vormiruge composed
UI castor OIL CalOmel &c are not aware that while
N appear TO benefit the patient, they are actually Law.
ing the foundations a series Of diseases snch rs sal
Hauop loss Of sight, weakness of limbs &C.
u III announcer column will be found the advertisement of
ali J,I 10 which weask the attention OF
an urec'y interested in their own as we'll asther Chill
".eHs health IN Liver complaints, and all disorders
81 nom those OF bilious type sou should make use
vi nt 9ny genuine medicine, Hobeisack's Liver Pills
~ re NOT deeeiucd,n but ask for Bobensack,s
worm syrup and Liver Pills, and observe thai each has
anV SsnaiuIe oI'he Proprietor, j. N. HOBENsACK
L. y. hAhELL, EDW'D II. MARSH. SCOTT
Ir JAMES GREEN, aud Caldwell A. HILL
Agents for Worcester. AAiHN'
ie2l d,f
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-06
The Greatest Medical Discover, 90
Age. Ao


MR.. KENNEDY, of Ro.bu,v ha. a.
OF our common Pasture Weeds renee, h. "a vhe
every klnd OF llumoT, FRI the worst ~ TX, uies
Sred a % e has tried IL in over eleven hun.
ger hnmor) He has in his ossession vi,un.
nuhuree eerllhcaies Of its value, all within twen,v
mouth. "utshg-sore
One to thee bottles will cure the worst hind Or o,,,
Two or three bottles will clear the stem or hn..
81, lwo Duties Is warranted 10 the worst canker in
lhe mouth and stomach 0i w
Three TO five bottles Il w rrat, md 10 c,.. -
case OF Erysipelas ~" "Vis'
One TO Two bottles Ia warranted T., o,x.
the eyes. w "uhor IN
Two bottles IL warranted 10 running of tho aov
and bolohes among The hair. " "'o ours
r"ur 20 SIX bottles is warranted cure corrupt and
One bottle will cure scaly eruption of IN. shin
TWO TO rhree bottles is warranted TO cure he yyo,,
case OF ringwOrm. "'N "'o "OIH
Two to three bottles is wnrrantel ,o -. ,
desperate case of rheumatism " cure me most
nnIee or -FOUR rotuesis warranted TO cure sal, ,h.,
rive 10 e'sh bottles viii the worst case If sc,n.
benefit Is always experienced from Tho 49,, h,,,.
nhu peiect cure Is warranted when The ,vsn'ii
Reader, peddled over d thousand bo,,,.s ,c,n,-
.ns woniy o. Boston. know the efItus az 4, =,
snsa vii 81, 90 sure es water will eStinguish Gre 40
u,e WIN ms cure humor. never sold botis 81 n,
Ply mar BEETLE sold another after ,rinI n a =.
spehNS Ior itself There are two things ab,,, M
n.s,,Ir o sptpfiHing-nrht that II grows IN on,
as'u'es, " sumo places quiie plenty and vel n. y.pa
mas never been known until discovr,ed n ~ ,e ase
second mat u should cure all kinds of hum
gwen y 20 children year old up 10 old men or
Nnsa,' a monehes' woman In Boston, up 20 the bells ~
NOnantum, and In all cases the euro /. nev OF
ona"es o. oiet - ever necessary ea Vi, best w., en-
get nave likewise an herb when simmer.d ~ ., .a
on, dlssoyrs Scroiuons swelling Of hc nsrS swset
the ears-price so GEMS y '"O "eoA anu under
!. D"ecncns for Use.--Adull one table spo,Dc1 No.
u on'nren over eight yeurs, desert spoonful, nhd.
Ion from iive TO eight ysars, tea spoonlni on"u.
recuon can be applicable to ali constitution. ~ az. ~
envusn 70 operhte ON the bowels twice dnv INV
Of Scrofula. "''0p"alco IN bad cases
,o nu u, ~. Mnnulaeturedby DONALD KENNRDv.
~ warren street. Roxbury. For sala by nrnniN1
90 State street, Boston '"'0 w "hDpirS
For sale In Worcester nv ID aoo,, a, 4,
y wh s %, q, A. Harrington Il IT, n II wa,sb
Green. Te'1"IISssi Caldwell Iill bush Co. James
Roberts souhbridec, A. r. Amdo ~, "so'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-06

LITERARY PRIzE.-Ossian E Dodge, Esq,
offers the of five hundred dollars for the best
tale, either serious or humorous, which shall be
written for the Literary Museum, and forwarded
to him prior to the 10th Of October. Dodge him
self to be the judge of the excellence of the per-
formance, which must occupy about Two hundred
columns Of the Museum
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-06
Infiammatory Ex tirpatOr.-A Remedy for
fhn


Good for Rheumatism, Group, Fresh Wounds.
Burns, Toothsche, Ague in the Face Chilbains
Neuralgia sore throat Rnnrounds Lapsus Uteri, Sore
Pitch. Tar Crease Oil, c.; and also Tor washing in
Salt Water.
This article hsr been thoroughly examined and tested
bJ eminent Chemists and ApoheCaries and invariably
pronounced safe, pleasant and superior combination
Tor external applications II does contain in its
composition particle of scd aikali, and will he
found safe, speedy and effective cure for all the va
rlous complaints, above stuffed.
G-5 Price 20 cts n bottle.
WHAT I He PEOPLE SAY WHO USE IT.
and my friends had supposed | live and die a
cripple, with The hip complaint But applied the In
11alnmat1ry EXtrpalor, and in one month per
lecty Wen. JAMES WOODBURY..
Tor Immediately and invariably ,eeves my chiIa OF
the Group. Il. CARTER. =
Thousands of similar testimonials can be addncod in
proof of its wonderful efficacy.
G. ". DAVIS, Proprietor, Manchester Mass.
e. Ii. MARSH, ald D. SCOTT. Geodaw6m jy29
CARD.-Mrs WINsLOW To THE LADIES
Mira. Winslow an old and experienced nurse and Fe-
male Physician would cali the attention of The Ladies to
her soothing Syrup Tor Children teethiDg. 1t will i'm
mediately relieve them from pain, allay all spasInodc
action soften the gums, reduce Inflammation and is sure
TO regulate the Bowels Depend upon it, Mothers it
VIII give rest to yourselves and relief and health to
your children o. Price, 25 cents per bottle.
We have sold very large quantities of Mrs. Wns0w's
soothing Syrup during the past thou
sand the last yeaE We believe The best medicine in
the world for Children teehng or for the cure Of MS
EMERY and Darrhea in Children whether arises from
teethng other cause II gives universal salts
acton-neyer heard complaint from any one using il
never sold medicine so universally successful in re-
ievng pain and affecting cures-elief is ABSOLUTELY
SURE CURTIS & PERKINS, Druggists, No. 40 Cort-
land street, New York.
CRAMP AND PAIN KILLER.
The world is astOnished al the wonderful cures ne,
formed by the CRAMP AND PAIN KILLER prepared
bY CURTIS PERKINS. Its equal has never been
known for removing pan in all cases; for The cure of
spinal complaints cramp in the limbs and stomach
rhenma tism in all its forms, bilious cholic burns sore
throat, and gravel is decidedly the best remedy in the
word. For particulars, see circulors in the hands
Agents, for gratuiGons circulation.
y. B-Be sure and call for CURTIS & PERKINS,
Cramp and Pain Killer All others bearing this name
base limitations Price 2l, 25 375 cts per bottief
according 10 size. Sold in nearly every town in the
State Agents for Worcester Bush & Co, L. T. Lazell
q. Harrington; Cherry Valley, Botlomley & Gill !;
Spencer, j. N. Grout & Co.; East Brookfed, Alonzo
Upham W. Brookfield, Fiske & Co. BrookGed, Geo
II. Low & Co. ori27 dau1,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-06

Now AND THEN.--Thirtv five vears aoo ,.e
came to Ohio, and in doing 80 passed through what
was then called the "four mile woods" this side of
Buffalo II hen took an entire day, and until after
night, to pass this four mile mud hole. In the ex.
curslon last week We passed over the same ground
in five minutes.
ihlrly I'VE years ago ittook usioriy two days
to travel six hundred miles, and now the iournev T.
made IN less than that,many hours lunb,H Dem.
0crdf. Wv
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-06

RAILROAD AccIDENT.-As the train from
Nashua Thursday afternoon via Lowell, for Boston,
had arrived about mile this side of Wilmington,
and when il al full speed, one Of The wheels to
the tender broke. throwing the locomotive ''Bad.
VIM" the tender, baggage car, and one passenger
car of the track, oyerurning them, and completely
running the passenger The seepers on tho
track we're torn up, distance Of several rods
Fortunately no person received serious injury, al.
though some half dozen were somewhat bruised, one
Of The passengers and the fireman rather severely
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-06

A GooD Book COMING -Jewett Co. will is
sue, in few days, biography Of Isaac r. Hopper,
the phiIanlhropst, from the pen of Lydia NJ. Childs
Mrs. c has had the most ample opportunity to study
the character of this nobleman Of nature, and the
work will be eagerly sought by all who can appre.
Ciate good life and viruous deeds
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-06

Eg- While walking in his garden last Sunday,
in West BrainIee, Mr. Jonas Farnsworih, found
ratllesnake four feet long, with only fifteen rat
ties, aud held The reptile with a iorked stick ill
another person despatched il. That gardes will
not be quite an Eden ill the mate Of this bright
but dangerous inhabilant," as Mr. Bancroft calls
them, is also killed.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-06
sPROlAL NOTICES.


Chemically COlOred DaguerreOtypes.
BABITT Respectfully invites the public to call
and examine his newly discovered colored Dagu
types, Mt No. and IL Pper's Block, admitted by all
who have them, be unsurpassed by anylhing in
the art Mr.. b. is euelosing them in beauliiu case
nlaid with Peal Tor 81 so Common Daguereotypes
Tor so cents
S. large lot of Fancy Gases which must and
WILDE sold az very low price. Please call before
purchasing elsewhere, and satisfy yourself.
aug2 DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-06

20 The dwelling house, barn, and other ONT.
houses OF Spencer Byington instead of judge
Byington-as before reported--in Stockbridee
were destroyed by fire, on Tuesday Loss about
$1,000. company ior
I7g.The shoe store Of Lewis Leonard :, w.
Springfield, was broken open on Tnesdou mest
and robbed Of some Sl25 worth of shoes "'Efhh'
West Springfield Post Office was Kent in he
same building, but remained undisturbed - '''e
az Mr.. Cottingham of New Have, ,,h,
injured at the explosion of the steamer En,r,so
keepsie, on Thursday. ''e' ~ ousn'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-06

Coon NEws.-We understand that the wages
OF the operatives in our mills have been recently
Increased, and the hours of labor on Saturday
reduced, so that the factories will close at a o.
clock, p. NJ, hereafter, on that day of the week.
This Is welcome news, and we doubt not the ar
Iangement will be for the good OF all concerned.
We are glad that the operatives are to have more
time at their command, SO that they can the bet
ter prepare for The duties of the Sabbath, and
make their Saturday night more cheerful and
pleasant.-FdH Riuer .News.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-06

EXCELSIOR AT the Excelsior you can procure all
the best fruits Of the season, all the delightful
comts and other articles Of Confectionery, all the most
dainty pastery xngs oysters lobster, and prompt and
gentlemanly attendance. Gates is pTe-emnently the
Caterer of Worcester. To the hungary and weary
wight his door invilinsy open; and ladies' cannot
do better thing that of his sweets as the honey
bee tastes of the rose.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-06

UEior CoEyErrloE.- A Convention al New
burypor', TO organize new party, TO be called the
Union patty, Is called by Mr. Benjamin Bach, a tal
gentleman with black hair and a small ppriukIng Of
brains. lie has pe'iiiooed the City Council to an.
proprae $500 to pay expenses. which /, IL supposed
will be done, when Benton, Everett, and other dis.
,inguished men accept the invitation TO be present.
which IL Is said they have received.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-06

MuNIFIcENT GIFT TO PHILApELPH1A.
"A number Of gentlemen OF Philadelphia have
purchased the lot known as the "IIunting Park
Course,' with the view Of having it converted
mo public drive and pleasure ground for the
lfee use and enjoyment of the people The lot,
containing forty four acres, was offered forsale at
lor'y Tour thousand dollars. Eleven persons, con-
irlbuted each four thousand dollars, made up the
price demanded, and secured the properly
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-06

SpURR & LEWIS still devote themselves to the honor
able, useful, and grateful task of furnishing nnsur
p4ssable table for their friends. Their eatables are
cuIed from the most superlative stock their condi-
ments prepared with the most consummate skill.
their ices and fruits delicious the palate and hei
Saloons are spacious and airy. They will up
clam chowder tonight.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-06

EB- The New York Home Journal coneratu.
lates Its readers that not single d. D. was cre~
ated at Yale College the present year. The same
paper has The following:
The princely soul that dwells in the bosom O.
the man named Gerritt Smith, is incog at pres.
ent, but will not always be. Its last manifesto.
ton took the form of twenty-five thousand dollars
to the city of Oswego for public library.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-06

CURIOUS RELIc.-We were Yesterday
shown human jaw taken from jar of preserved
ginger, by well known citizen The lar came
lately from China. The happy owner was regal
ing his palate with the savory conserves, when
his occupation was stopped by the sudden appar-
llion ola grnning jaw, well stocked With glisten.
ing teeth and grinders. Truly, one never knows
what he is eating if he does not see it prepared or
cooked.-San Francisco Wing, June 25M.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-06

The WoRLD's TEMPERANCE CoNvEN-
TON will assemble in New York on the sixth of
September The organization is to take place
in metropolitan Hall, at 10 o'clock, A. M. The
sessions are 10 be held forenoon and evening for
four days, and the object will be, to promote The
cause Of Temperance generally, and especially to
adopt measures TO secure the passage and enforce
ment Of Prohibatory laws in every State and eve-
ry government.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-06
ANe"sOhs why the Climax Hair Tonic
shOnln he nrrn.I

s why the Climax Hair Tonic
should be used.
lsl TO produce hoir,
End. To prevent badness.
'u 10 give dandruf leave to withdraw
4th. TO promote the growth of the hair.
O'h' 10 give the hair rich and uxuriant appear
OH. To give the hair natural gloss.
71h To curl the hair easily.
sih To dress the hair ,astefuly.
Y ,oa o prevent the hair from turning gray
10th. To cure the headache.
llh' To keep the head clear.
IZ'n Because ii is the hes, compound in uso for olI
these purposes. '0' az
' Niueslst, XVI Main
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-06

M FOR Filling Teeth OverExposed Nerves
ms oyer 7ton, orfginaf with the subscriber, has
nearly three hundred times, with Il Loss Of one tooth
0y SO lar as krown, Also, by several distinguished
I'm "Rom ne Instructed more Than two years ago.
VINO have been eminentlv succe ssful By no ,t6er
inetnoi Of treatment heret fore in use, can so many
teetn ne saved, alter their living membranes becone
decll 'iihi''S ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-06

BALL has heard of the "east of reason and the flow
of soul' and he respects them fancy daintes
he would recommend the solid men of Worcester to
partake of the substantial feast of fish, aesh fowl
fruits and vegetables that prepared every day at the
Harrington Corner Restaurant If they call on MIN
he will send them away rejoicing. +
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-06
INC VVorcester Cornrt BAND.

(R w. rWlCHELL, Leader aud Director)
are prepared TO finnish music for all occasions Appy
TO 4. WITT, corner of Front ard fremont Streets
N. p. GODDARD, Mulbury street
MCFARLAND, 81 Front street
o. Orders left at G III. Loring's Nnsic store 9oa
Main St. at the Central HOTEL will meet with promnt
attention, by J.M.ALDRICH, CLERK.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-06

- a riot took place at Lawrenceburg Ohio,
on Sunday, Slst ult, between two parties of la.
borers on the Ohio Railroad, in which three were
killed and six wounded.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-06

A ToAsT.-Among the toasis sent to the cele-
bration at Plymouth on Monday, was one from
DR.. Hewes, as follows:
The people Of DeLf.--They are well known
for their ugly mugs; we thank them for sending
over a cargo Of chosen vessels.