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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-26
MISCELLANEOUS.
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GROUND PLASTER, CONSTANT, On bai.i NJ scan
" Mhluf Bliss. SUTTON. d e..
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CAEVTN u. PRATT
MU,ical Motto

ATTORNEY q COUNSELLOR At LAW
No. 2Qs Main Street, Worcester, Mass
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AUCTIONS.
House and Lots 1T Anefion.

Ia 5. ". sELBY will sell, on the premises on
Ill tuesday,, Nov. 20,
al 10 O'Clock, The House and Lot on the corner
OF Etdicot and Ward els The house is lust finish
ed, and contains Fourteen rooms. Also,-
Two Building Lots
adjoining the same. Terms easy and made known at
sale. For further particulars. inquire OF
n23 DIFF = w SELBY, Aucti0neer
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Residents OF this CITY, or strangers visiting the CITY
In want of Board, and thuse having Rooms 70 81 it'll
or without board respectfully invited to avail them
selves OF the advantages of this Agency ~ Ofic
a33 Main street, up slalrs. LEWIS G. MUM
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Excelsior DsgUcrrcotypes,
W 20. IJI,
UNION BLOCK


A large assortment Of stock Also, Gold Lockets
of all sizes.
Good Likenesses Guaranteed. Plense calland examine
de- Z s. LIATAAMAY. Artist.
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MARRIAGES.

Cutch.-4OOO lbs. of Clutch, tor sale by G. S. & A.
J. HOWE. OF DIFF
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LABELS
CLINE Ak HAIR TONIC.
EEUNE q IN Ia MIRA!

EEg We "A N AIR!
FTNHE CLIMAX HAIR Tome includes in its composition
many Of the NEST potent known remedies. Ii h
bned with the most elaborate care and W it'll so strict
regard TO proportion that due effect IL given to each in
grcdent, and result Is a combination, elegant, re-
rherchc and ! SURPASSED in point of efficacy by any
other before the public.
Just so long as vitality exists in tho Hair the appli
cation Of the Climax Haiti Tonic cannot fail 10 he bene
fetal Its invigoratng influence will make itself per-
reptible. Its action, by removing daudruT and other
obstacles from the SCALP, destroys their whitening Of
let's and leaves the way clear for nature do her part
As compound for dressing the HAIR imparting 10 IL
asoness glossness and richness and also rendering
The stllies ana dfest Hair susceptible Of the most
tasteful arrangement the Climax Hair Tonic viii be
iound invaluable Nervous headaches are frequently
removed by vigorous application Of the Climax Hal
Tonic with stiff brushing
Possessing delicate color, not liable 10 soil anything
with which il comes ~ contact-of pleasant and de-
cided, yet not prominent od0r, the Climax Hair
Tonic is what the proprietor has aimed to make ita
compound at elegant and elective and OF unusual
intrinsic worth
ar Price twenty-five cents per bottle Large
bottles, containing full pint, sEvENrYTIvE CENTS.
Prepared only by
LEWIS 7. LAZELL. Druggist,
No. 2Oi Nam Street Worcester, Mass., and sold
By Traders generally
api dawtf
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Caldwell G Eli.

4 POTHECARlES, and Dealers in Drugs Medicines
n Chemicals, Perfumery, Patent Medicines, Gold
Plate and Foil. Surgical and Dental Instruments, For
egn leeches, Soda, syrups, Inks aud Fancy Goods
mN24 daw6m 229 Main Street, Worcester
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LLTABI DTCKTNs ON q,
NOTARY PITRTyC
Julius II. edh,

Will attend this and to other matters of bushes al
his pllce over the Central Bank nov6-dtf
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A FEW Cases just received, consignment, and
N for sale by BROOKS q SIEARNE
Hl6 dtf
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Also, ReaaY-Made Clothing.
Gents long ehawls.

WE have the best asscrlnen' Of he above Goods,
w 10 be found in lie city
TllAYER q EAMFS,
OBS dit Corner OF Man and Trout Streets.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-22
MURDER.

4 most outrageous murder was com miued al
Tabefnacle Meeting house. in this Cpuhty, on
Thiirsday.the Sgh inst, BY William Cssdis, upon
Frederick BreWn The circumsls s-esA attending
sthefmurder are hfiedy these, as we ard informed.
preracted meeting Of se.as interest had been GO
ing on Tor some dave atthe House aboYe named.
Upfn Thurstag. the day If he muHler Brown
wa4 seen eonyersing through winGow, with
y0ups lady in the House during services. The
mo@het ofthe young lady, who was assu the aunt
Of Curtis went 10 the place where her daughter was
sntag and observed to Brown that she did not thank
anHgrnileman 10 salk with her daughter during ser
vic@s and said to Brown that he had batter come
intd the house and ct religion Atihiss Brown be-
cauje offended, and INDUCED in some harsh remarks
against her 10 the hearing Of ~Cnrlis. Curtis re-
Quilted him ID take the remaIksback, but Brown re-
iusgA 10 DO S., ard started oft Curtis drew aside
wifi friend, from Wit IN, il is supposed, he bor-
rowfd pistb, aud then pursuing brown, over
to.,M him abbu une hundred yards ;rsimsthe meet
ing.house lie then struck Brown with aeoY- hide.
b. thrned updn 81 q. G. told him natltd advance
urok him, fut ii ne did he was a 6eadE mar. But
b. continued 10 advance and wh-n almost il reach
Of e. @. dFew pistol and shot him dead.H We I'M
derstand thatihc ball entered Jlst heloY Me eve.
C. .lpoked upon the mardered man for aAnaoment.
and then turned and fed He has not iet bsen ar
rested
The above facts have been communicate to us,
but kottctficialy We therefore suspend any re-
marks upon what appears to US now, one of the
most bfSody deeds that everyei this land was gull
iy Of for fear Of doing Injustice q even murder
er-tCHipeper O5serrer. Rs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-22

4 II
Advices from Odessa stateEaltat extraordinary 80
tyisy prevails 10 Tie grain mrkst there The stores
were inadequate 10 contain She arrivals and deposs
had been established ii the ypeal air.
The cholera vas spryadind rsHidly throughout the
Northsof Europe
FkAScE-The Eever8mens rsnaaunces officially that
the fears with REGARD he hAevest were gropndless
THAT the quantity ofgrain' Is an average amount
and the quality ekcelltsst
-Theogsrlar;a India sail brings latsr date
from China but the netss Is rot impoxsanf he iAi-
Of the Imperial astaek Upon Chill iaps- Foo =
confirmed the tmpeEal AScs having returned 70
Shanghai Chi kianss Fpe Is said 70 Be The key 70
The Chinese Empire AMI .e failure Of the imperialism
to capture it Is rsred as decisive Of the fate ofthe
Empire. ae Rev Nj Taylor American missionary
who WIS In the tamptof the Insurgents during ii
attac saws he did MT suffer in the least from tho
, cAnnonade Of the Imperial troops An army Of in
surrents had started Dom Eankin for Pekin, but had
| subsequently been resAlleg
RussIA-The --latest news from. the East Is less q.
| yorahle Tor d speedy adjustment OF the Turkisi
question. The Gar win not accept the. Sultan
| modification.
AusrRIA.-Thf Anstrien toSerns1aens had pSo.sbi
ted the export Of cSrn fssss..a Austrian Itsssy.
k-s.cIua- - hot had occurred at I.eige. avsbr
/ the nigh prieesEof grain, and similar dHiabanc,
had been attempted az Ghent
II was believed AZ Brussels that.the tSovernrses
would not prohibit she export Of Corn but WOul
temporarily opcA the ports Il necessary.
SwEpEN-A public meeting had been held ,
Stockholm, in regard y the high and incfsasin
| price of corn. rs
MARKETS. -Braadstry.s:s were yerv ieyerish \,
prices unsettled. Flour during The week has y
i vanced Cd, white wheat Sd. Ind corn Is.
The favourable accopnts from France had rath,
checked business, bnf III England the weather =,
much more favofP5le for:agricutfdfal purposes
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-22
lAssAuLT ANp RATrERY.

The Hon, Judge Finn, Judge Of one ofthe Courts
or Cincinnati, wAstried in the Police Court there
and convicted Of assault and battery upon tie per-
son of hir. John Jolife. Il appeared in evidence
that the Judge knocked the complainant down, and
struck him several times while he on the ground
The police justice before passing sentence, asked
the prisoner what be had TO say. Judge Finn re-
piled
Il have very little TO say. It is very trueHihese
things were done IN open day; there was no adyan-
tage taken Of the party, as was evidenced 10 the
fact ,haet struck him with my open hand. The
Court Il not in possession Of the details. Think,
Ii this case there is Law Of elfpreseryation tina
operates ion the mind OF every man, and believe,
10 this christian aye, he may submit 10 opfrage
upon outrage until submission becomes allie3 10
disgrace lis said that the last grain Of sand Hroke
the can1ss back. / have submitted until il seemed
Is me tl:ai siiacks were made upon me by the scui-
lions On she lgtreets / hope mat, while this arm
has s,renathI viii eve, b. able defend my char
acter and nv family. was driven 70 desperation.
These sFe The facts; cthes Considerations II
domestic character which cannot be iaenlion-
ed here Influenced me. II have infringed upoa
tie Law, and broken it, ! am willing to meet the
penaiiy,'l
The Jsige spoke with much feeling. ana sat
down sobAing audibly. As he took his seat the
crowd outSifs applauded him loudly. He wasthen
fined hrls dollars and costs, upon payment or which
be was GJ}chaygedl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-22
IMPoRTANT ARREsrs.

On Wednesday evening last, Hemphill Tray
er Henry Wilson and John Perkins were arrest
ed on The charge Of having murdered William
Coleman, on the lib uliimo. Trayer Is native
OF Stannion, and has family residing here. He
is by trade carpenter. Wilson is native Of Al
bemarle, and has lauerly resided with T5ayer and
assisted him in his work Perkins, late pf Peters.
burg and Baker by trade; has also lived with
Trayer for some time past Trayer and Wilson
were arrested in this place. and Perkins 10 Green
vile. They were conGned ia Jail until yesterday,
CTnesday.) when Trayer and Wilson were exam
ined aud fully committed for trial al thu regular
Court on the fourth Monday in September. Du-
ring the examinations dense crowd thronged the
Courthouse. The examination Of Perkins was
Tosponed ill Wednesday next.
II would be improper for US 70 give the evidence
detailed before ihe committing magistrates. We
may state, however, that the most imporaan, fact
in the case is The statement Of one OF the paa lies
Perkins, made TO various Individuals. The pris-
oners have employed able counsel. and. Il l, I'M
necessary 10 say viii receive fair and impartial
trial.
The individuals who werc:insirumentai in The
arrest, deserve great credit FOR their indefatgabe
zeal and The ingenuity with which the sfair was
SpcctatOr SEPT IL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-22
RE Rlor.Ar soMERsEr. oaIo.

ThT Philadal phia Sun saws ii is T. AIRED mat the
atiachs Of Gen. Welchs Circus, killed. Furng
the lafe riot ait Somerset, Ohio, j. MIR. George
Russell His well known treasurer. The riSt orig
inateds in consequences of laberer from he rail-
road having refused 10 quit smoking a pipe among
the autiencc. He was about 10 be put oIt when
his Trades came 10 his aid ard seized and car
red cd. one oil the circus men. A severe Sight en-
sued, curing which one Of the laborsrs val
This esaspsraied the rest, who rrre lonea9by the
o.hers.s Tbey seized number Of arms belonging
4 TO the State, loaded cannon with spikes and
stones, sand we're about to fire on the circus but
EfortnnssslA a boy spiked the ienchrhole with file
fYarieuh flsirmishes ensued, uatil the military
were Offered out and the rioters disarmad and
peace was proclaimed. Besides having one man
( wh, wasquietIy attending 70 the horses) killed
The cirrus lost six horses and two Or three of its
men wore wounded II isFeported that fourteen
of the rioters were shot down by the military
The murderer Of the circus man and the leader OF
the riotEwere arrested.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-22
TRsrIM0NY ron RAILROADS.

The following from the Louisville Journal Afford,
strong testimony in behalf q railroads. ana shows how
they enrich the farmer and hs powerful claim that kind
Of public improvement has upon him:
"At present there are bat two railroads completed
running through the State Of Mehgan These are the
Southern Michigan and the n Central MichiKan.-
These roads were completed aad in operation early
the year 1881 The assessed value q real rstaie Of the
State Of Michigan WAS in 1851 sal SIG 957. in lS5;
the assessed value had arisen TO 06, being
Increase Of oyer two hundred and City per cent in tvs
years. ofthe seventy counties % Michgaa. these rail-
roads through oaly twelve and, therefore. these
wOuld be entitled TO ony sixth Or the increase
But mark what the assessment diseloses viz that the
increase in the value Of the State in these twelve
ties is neatT thirds o. the entire vslnstioa Of the
entire State In other WORDS the increase u the value
Of ands and tcnement in these twelve counties through
eA-tns Whtas etAEe, ssYtHry eothtiss e W $500.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-22
MURDER.

knocking murder was perpetrated near Nc
Gahkysyiile in his county, on Tuesday night last,
upoHths pefsol of Mr.. George Lilly, whYh re-
sdedinthat vicinity. The murder was Icommt-
ted Bis man nan4d MeCalley ,.Nhe stabbed Lilly
TO the heart with 4 bl,..Ier knife, killing him in
stanlEy. III seems that Lilly and McCally had
had A difficulty some weeks ago, bat no ene sup
pose,eany thing serious would grow eutI al il -
ca iAe night in question, Lilly and MeCaEly
were Walking together il com pauy with fhrce Sr
four others prisons when without word df warn
ing, MsCaly, who had a shot gun On his shout
ders shfled out his hucaer kpife and burse1 il ID
Lillyt heart, waotel dead bis murderar's feet.
so 49,
him. bbd actually succeeded ia Ceiling away -
Parti-, pf men Immediately went IN pnAsuise Of
him ktII up - tie hast accounts nothing has been
heards a. him. lie cannot, OF course, esfape.-
Lilly was married man. and kept SOFT OF small
grocsIg and gfog shop not far from McGaheys-
Vile sMcCllly has not heretofore borne good
. charakier-Ro yham Register. T.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-22
TIE EPIDExIc Al rHE soUrH.

The New Orleans papers Of Wednesday last an
nounce the continued decrease Of the e}er In that
city. The dccreaseis attributed horereT rather to
the diminutiou Of material than ID m abatement Of
the violence Of the disease and strangers are warned
that visit to the city will expose them to almost
certain DEATH DR.. G. " Wharton until recently one
Of the editors Of the Delta had died at fernando,
Mississippi whilst on his way to Nashville, whittier
be was going In hope Of escaping the epidemic.
AT ThibodAnx, Louisiana, the fever was prevailing
TO an awful extent and had eseatede panic amongst
the citizens vergin3 on frenzy All PLACES Of bas-
ness were closed and the streets wer deserted Out
Of population Of 1900 there were leo Gases Of the
fever and over 30 deaths At Yiaosbnrz the fever
still prevailed but was not Of mai knant character
At Galveston, Texas the Board Of Health had given
notice o. the prevalence Of the fever In mild form
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-22
IsoARD On rtnLtc weaks.

Aasr1 session of'a week At Richmond, IL,
Hard adjourned On Saturday last, and The mem-
bets haEe agaiu dispersed 70 heir several houes
N9sk hisiasss was dispatched daring The session,
Tie fsEl0wips appointments Of prozies and direc.
tsss Of railroad companies. amsag others, was
made: ia shs A1exandri1. Loaajna Aad Hanp-
shire Railroad conpiny.. Csc. II. Sxoors 1ons
w. Less and JoaS BsucE. proxies; yons Pow.
xtLa JSIiS JAxssr ami cnahrEs .casrIsnss. di.
reesors. ID The Winchester and Potomac Rail.
Toaa Csn7lex. nssS T. D1Lpwsx. sJnax Bnccr
ani j. Il. TucxEk. ptS1ies; JaAss P. RELr, a..
III MasoS. ana p. Wv. B.nrax, difeesors
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-22
P1NrETrAI. THIRST.

Some years sgowe gsvc detailed account Or IL a.,
dition aud appearance of man who was then s6ps.i
to be the greatest trnk@r among in Amerc1 4 8.
on the globe. He is yrt LIVING. 10 excellent health, 4
theage Of So yearS aud still state Of pcrpxf
ua thirst The indy slnal alluded to. is Mr. Jans.
Webb Of Fairhaken, Mass. Under every aspect IS
which the ease mas be examined. il Is remarkable. "a
perhaps unparalleled III the annals of physiology 1,
early infancy thequaniity of water he cdhsumsd -,
90 large as to astSnish those vino witnessed ii al
yelopment Ia size and weight Of the body required
corresponding INCREASE in the quantity Of his aquatic 20
tatons Under ordinary crcuipstanccs three gallons d
water is rather short daily allow ne for him. ana
would be ssiblc il seShss for him TO live through
night with less th4n a ra suI With this imrnenss !
moaut Of Geld water daily poured into the soach Nj,
Webb has been id good health anA spirits We lesvs
The staement Of these CARROTS facts nnembarrassed b
comment and simply ask Of easnc editorial friead, IL
probable cause Of this ansatisiieS thirst.
Boston Medical i-nd Surgical Journal
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-22
STATE AGRICULTURAL FAN.

Al meeting OF the Board OF ID .reeiers Of the
Va, Central Railroad Company on the OH Sept.
1853, the following resolution was adopted, viz:
d Whereas. The Agficulie ,al Society Of Virgins,
propose TO hold a lair in he city OF Richmond in
the mouth IF November 1ext, and this beard being
disposed to aid 50 laud be an enterprise 10 its 10
fancy, f6
Resolved. That On the present occasion all per-
sons exhibiting evidence OF being members Of the
society, and all articles Intended for exhibition,
shall be carried and returned over this road free OF
charge; but tie eompanBsill not be responsible
for any accidental injury o. loss 10 persons Of prop
erty so carrie i.
NoTE.-Itis possible that mora subjects for en-
hibilien may be offered than the conop any. have
convenient means for Transporting 70 prevent
disappointment owners should confer with the su-
perinisndent ten days before the Fair.
z. FONTAINR Pres'dt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-22
WARREN SUPERIOR COURT.

The session Of the Circuit CoErt for Warren was
protracted FOR hive days. II adjourned on Saturday
Sd.
ScAsLAx READY, and PIcxETf charged together
with two other Irshmen, with entering the house Of
THOMAS BARBER IN the night with intent 10 kill were
found guilty, and sentenced to the pcnitentiary for
three years Theothers were acquitted Judge KIM
NET, however on application Of COUNSEL granted
new trial. The case occupied two days, and was
ably prosecuted and defended: Council for the
commonwealth Jons R. JAcKsoN and PhIlP VII
LIAMs. For defence, Guns Cook and Jso.IR TUcxEe.
The important cases of KELLY, BALL AND CRIsy =.
J. w. KESDRIcK and the same VS. ASDERIos BRowx,
decided in favor Of defendants fhe Judge in both
cases refusing new trials. For PLAINTIFFS BARfox and
WILLIAMS For defence TucKER ahd JAoKsoS.
IE1aeAsrfsr Tf5yv;n;r,,4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-22
MARTINsDURG AND WINCHESTER
TURNPIKE.

The corporation Of Winchester having sub
seribed 1--WE hundred dollars. (says the Martins
burg Republican, all the sock Is now tslsen for
completion OF the Turnpike from the Berkeley
line to the town Of Winchester. The Directors
are taking steps to commence the work without
delay. When this gap Ia the road 4 filed uf,
there win be continuous TsrhPike ihrcag houl
the Valley Of Virginia. &. 30 the eIeehtion q
. few miles in Maryland .|sndias through thai
State and Pennsylvania b .tlrisbnrg and Phila-
delphia.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-22
HEALTH OF cUMBERIAKD.'

Since our last issue there has been several cases
and some deaths BY cholera, we believe IN perhaps
every instance By imprndenee and delay in Applying
for medical aid On Monday last ssfefal deaths oc
cured and several new cases were reported, among
whom was VIM CIV Lear, ESQ., member Of the
Cumberland Bar, who, we regret 70 say died on thu
following day. Up to the time Of writing; with the
exception Of one or two cases under treatment we
know Of no new eases-apd with a properId egreS Of
care in diet &C, very littla danger need be ap1re-
hended. Our citizens are daily retnrnihd 70 their
homes and renexed vigor Is being manifested II eur
business eircle-MinsrT Journal Of SainrSs1g
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-22
Is6ollII3.s4s, sos Ss6.4lG6s9 9o,iss

j viii e gssn from The above that the Methodists
~ tbe ,est numerous and most wealthy Of all the
nulnber The Baptists in point Of numbers, are The
reJti and the Presbyterians next in wealth. and very
near the same az The Mcthodists. ButAf all who,
clcin ID be iresbyterians such as Orthodox Congre
ga,fnnalists German Reformed &C. Id added as
thoe arc ciassed as Aethodists then the Hresbyte-
inn order win foot uNsccond in nunibeFs, making
3lf4Ifl and first in wealth, making S2Is3S6,462,
neavly double the Of the Mcthodists and al
mort one-third Of the aggregate Of all the denomina-
tiols mandolin the catalogne.-Nlt EateIkgencer.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-22

=
The RslsllE ,.rs..r-. . ii rs.ssn hat NJ.
h0nee 0nrelg. u he Ny rsrk Trihune. shss
en- 'ls WAig Prv po.Aitsly snd haf''y.s u
sueiosp. Greely's '-ralsilsiOry. vhieh y \ he
teiisw'ng words;
We sb,::spus mp nsiirtsi isr So g esher
ii. ss, o.ss1. sap .sd.r p sss; cur soar.
may 70, b.sm:sr7asG5cd a Implging disssiisfae-
iisz rim tkfs e11lidlie or fksf tiekef Infeuding
zencefsrth, whiie u6'khesis4 ast advoc.is sound
principles and bcr<<eiai n<.,6ses. 80 act With
Platforms -s sal - sie cpss6n q displaying
fickes aifhe keaf ||I ia edi.orisl - more hon
cred ia HE bfezc. Ilze shs observance and
irnsl o rur articles r'ne 70 vi1dicsie our prefer
ences and -nbody r.| |@aviciions
We rust amer 81. | 3 The Eaauirer win cease
V quote ihe New ~ Isibune IS Whtg aushOri-
~. That journal I. q Al length formally re-
nouneed an frriher riaisu viii the Wing par
y, it, abolition and : |heresies "a ftl0Dger Be
cised 10 he deirin ne wig csuse We
beg hat or cont - viii not forget this
fact For.yess D. We sought 70 manufac-
ture political capt.. he South, By holding
up Hrrtcr 0resly rponelt q Wing prin-
eir'" ~ . ne irit Of he Northern
no more Of this, at
AL. Nh Din AND uRsfP-
9ur tnOAD.
We lave Tie -. (fssestsg % cur readers in
d. Iae, interesaI From tie President Of the
Aexsadris. Londoua "a fi,npshirs Rsiroad Company
who rciby sets fsh tbs Gathering prospects, Of thin
inpregencnt With sgtssssse A. iis grades ard ros.e
The Blue Ridge, W1eh as&siit-s-~ s us-t termidablc
DsrrIer, We fsas hin, be passed with grade
ascending from the West of 50 $40 feet 10 the nile
gratifed 70 learn there are no important dif.
henites anticipated in getting through The nopntsins be-
You'd Boomery Gap. The prosPects thas fal more
Gathering than Waskxpectedb By The most ardent fsnd
Of the improvement
A corps Of Engineers under Br. Rsndoph, have CON.
mensed their surveys the Saickers Gap route IL the
neighborhood Of Mt Gilcad, who will run the line
through 10 the mountain, and test the prsetieaby
passing that barrier II that point We glad to knov
the two points in tie moantain where i Is desired 1hs
road shall pass will be thq1ughly exanined and the
most practicable and advantageous ebosc6. Eithe,
route will pass through the entire lengfh and
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