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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-22
UNITED States ana Foreign Patent
Agency,

66fce SO State, corner o. Congress STREET Boston.
F9'LE undersigned late Principal Examiner IN The
United states Patent Office at Nastiue ON City,
has us resigned his office or the purpose OF esabis.
ing agency in BosoA for procuring Patents Ill this
and foreign countries.
Hs long oicnl cerneetop with the Patent Office hss
rendered ha familiar with its rules prsctite and
with the history OF invention III this and otbereountriesl
and .as experience, with The regnsnt visits which he
proposes making to the Patent Office gstifes him Iis~
aayng that his agency will Niler in6ehturs all the
advantages OF located III Washington. ard. In nd l.
ton. these which result lfom residence tho ridss
Of mechanical and manufacturing industry.
Advice given upon all matters realine the validity,
&c. OF patents, the novelty and patenahly OF inven-
TONS, and IN the general department Of Mechanical En-
gineering.-specI fcatons and Drawings pleralen,--
Caveats filed r. considerations procured Uf appca-
lions that have been rejected upon imperlecty prepared
papeTst asses OF interference, and applications for
ieucr and REISSUE prOsecuted, amt, general, all
business connected with he Patent Office, Transacted
with care puB pronlptntks
British and other foeian roents procured, through
prompt and confdt n;ia agents in Lon and Paris.
The ne" law recently enacted in Great BT ain, having
materially sdueed the Cost OF obtaining patents il that
kingdom, opens 10 iHv ntts an OPP ortusity ofroiee
Ing heir Ri his. with the British reaIn, which they
have never before eljtSed, Pate Is granted
which eSttnd over England, Gland ai'd Scotland.
PERSONS residing ut q distance may obtain all nsces-
ary information, and hive heir business ansaced,
by writing the subscriber, (poSt tGd) without the
rouhe and eA 81 So OF a visit Washing
ees leave TO refer hose uAacq TAINTED with him.
o hs flowlng Testimonials
Fro1n he Eramiagrs n ne Patent o6ce
Fft Undersigned Principal and Assistant sxamlners
in the United states Patent llee, hive for several
years been "ell acquainted with samuel cooper,
iatell Principal Examiner in this Unce and take
easuIe in st4ng thai he Is grnl man Of the highest
moral character OF unque,,ioned Knowledge in tie
business aad pr4Cce 81 the Offices and that his scien.
life atainmeis sneh az eUtinentl, Ii him tor The
,usines in phich he Is about 10 engage.
HErRY B RENwiCK, D ., s0.;,.,s
l.. d. GALE, .snepe
J. Ii LANE eU"tSf'efs
assistant EEaminers-- /. r. Fesle, Thea 7 Eve.
lit F, scuiheate Smith, VIM Chaorey Lraadnl.
From long acquahitsHce, and intimate otfeiai rea
ons with Mr. Cooper fully an heartily concur in
The foregoing Recommendation ale hy av late COLI
leagues AMP. n. FITzeER4Ip.
Late Pfjnclpak grammar OF Pafenfs.n
From Hon Sherman Leland Boston,
81 have been well acquainted with MIR. Cooper for
many years ana have the fullest sonfdence in lis
althiulnes aud integrity. 8. LELAND.n
ieb 5--d3tawAw lam1lVr B4RUEL COOPER.
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360Ks. &c.

BOOKS BOOK BOOKS!
John Keith & CO e Bulletin Of New BOOKS,
Ne. 2s9 MAIN Street
Baldwin.
Weeks Delight, or Games and Stories
Mem in OF Robert heaton.
The Hearth -Ecns
My Two sisters by Mrs. Judson
Va cnpse'as by Cooper.
Second series oi Clovernook.
AT and Industry OF lbe Crystal Paldce, by Horace
Greeley
Hot Corn. Life Scenes in New York, Illustrated in.
cln Tie story Of iiltle Katy MadaiIle The Rag
Picker's y lighter Will Maggie, eic
Liberia, or NJ ayton's experiments edited by Mrs
sas all j ia
Memoirs of Abernethy.
NapoIe.nstSt Hee1a--from The letters aid journal
Of Sir indson Lowe, ? vols
Proceedings of -le Hartford Bible CoEve lion.
Jaa"aty and Iune, by Benjamin F. Tpylor.
the Penphar Papels, by q. w Gurus, author of
Hoa aajee
The tsloodsione, by Mcleod.
Homes of american 5 atesmen. illustrated acomnsn-
ion 10 Homes OF American Authors.
A bay at thu rNstll Pal &c, illus rated.
Autumn Huurs, lllusriattd b. Mrs Kirkland.
Ase very fac assortment of stand ri English
works. Library Edi ne, in splendid uI and half calf
buildings.
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CITY on WORCESTER.

WIZARD MOTIF Es-The inhabitants Of the several
. w Wards In the oy Of Worcester, qualified to vote
in elretions are herebs notified to Get on MONDAY,
1he &c dry ~ December. ins', al II O'Clock, il
then stvfla Wares, ioows;
Ward In the north low +, or hasenpnt room of
the GENITAL School Iouse, on the west side Of Main
STREET
wNd 2Tn the old School House. on the west side of
Summer Su
wald Sin the eoaih lower, basement room of
the Central school House, on the west size of Main
Street.
Wsrd TN he Police Court Roam, City Hall
Ward SIN ths ssh street School uoase
Ward g. In the City Iiall.
Ward 7-lnfne school House, corner Of Pleasant and
Oxford ST eeis
Waid g. Inc Brick Cont iiouse
TO give in their vnirs for three A lie one bal
To-, one Aldermen beng selected frnn each o'te ar,s
M" four, ana five 'hfir havu- been no election OF Al
dermen for sat Wards twe instant
Ward 2-Also to give in tb re votes for thr e Com
mon CnuncrT.u. three Inspect OF Elections, are
meinbr of the School COMMITTEE. Oversee of the
Poor a-d an Assistant Assessor, al residents of Ward
Two, GU one ballot
The Polls shall be open II o'clock, a. NJ and shall
be closed AT 4 r NJ.
BY order Of the Mayor and Aldermen.
ALVAN ALLEN -Constable OF Worcester.
Worcester, Dec 81 1853, det22 DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-22

SV ~ " N q = A e
ut the Worcester Music Store, 200 Main Street
directly IN front Of the Worcester Hosss.
FEhE propfi Tor has tieiliies for furnishing new MI
1 sic, Which renders his d. sitabe place
lade. People from the country vii id il % their ad
vantage call, send their orders or Music. Books
Strings. ANY thing iuihe way Musical chandse
u PRIcRs VERY LoW--oitenlimes lower THAI nar
prices
Superior Piano Fortes, Melodeons, Guitars Violin
and Flutes for sic AMI TO LET, on very favorabl
tsr,,s IrPIANos 1uNEp. ism nj
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-22
NEW PUBLICATIONS,

Received at 96 Ham Street, tbs day, Dec. II.
E. N. TUCK CIR, Agent.
Gems of Arr, $50
Wor4s OF Ben Jonson New Edition, $50
Book Of pafor Games, IGO
Floral Offering. 100
Little Ferns, for Faany's Little Friends, rs
Hot G IN, Or Life Sc mes in ew York, ilns~
tra'ed, bv Snion Robinson, author Of SWild
Maggie.'"M delina" &c. 1925
Peep lnto upce TOMS CABIN, by Amt Mary, 100
scrbne,'s Engineer Pocket Table Book, l2S
Mechanics, principles and app ication, by Oliver
rne, rs
Poo'e's Index "a Pariadlc Literature, S 90
sirIualism, by iH - FL o@ads, 1875
Appeiou's Moaelr asses u Gar Earth, $50
tttlen MuIgrage so
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WOreester. Dramatic Euseum.


srsoe MAaAaAH.--...-.....J. q GARFLiTCu
"A beautiful Drama, DEL ga'ful sng.ng, and capital
Farce
m TftUnsv4l - tssIttt Dec - 1853, y Ill be
I golsd BtCkst,leis cIsbTated b. ausa, enlulcd
LUXE. tbs LAauR2N, o. ihf L st Son
Luke, he LahO. et... .....MT !. Ii. Warwick.
Philip, the Lost Son. INV. II. Leighton.
Michael, an OLD Gipse! .'........J G. Cattirh.
CidtH.-.. .sssss.ss..........sl fs BelssenherZ
Beautiful Ovortpfes from The Inos. emient masLers-
by he Orchestra
After the Drama, the popular vocalist Miss Marion
Mccarthy il sing 1.-THE Htptiva greek Gul''
To be followed by he celebrated Irish songs er, IT, NJ
Mccarthy, y no Wi!l sing ''TGe Boy Kilkenny
TO conclude " tn the Hughable Farce, called a kiss
IN TIE DARK.
~ Full palffrl los see Bills u Il e day
Doors npeu 4 Z, "a commence Delogee
PRIcEs-ferqnette, 50 cenIsi t.Hcle rs cents; Gal
cry ~ "eot@ s.
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Gept,s Lonr shawla.

NY Z have the nest assortment Of he abovo Goods
w TO be found in The cry.
TiIAYER Il EAMRs
a'F 10 Gamer az M and Front Streets.
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NOTI Z,

NOTICE is hereby gh en- that the annual meeting OF
II the Millnfa tai Fhe In .urance COMPANY viii
be hol e II he Office of the ompaay Milford
THURSDAY the ifth day Of January next at two OF
Directors iof the ensuing year, and % transact any 9th
er business which may legally come heore sain meet
ing. q f. CHAPLIN, Secretary.
Milford DC 9 35} drc22 1T
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F GARD " aated.


a private family, for laiy and girl aged yrs al
L - FIR Il tlepaI. Apply tmme lately at the In
telligence Office, 233 n ain eueel.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-22

DESTROYS Of nbaieg situation for he win er, in
L prIvatc family, 10 do zig hou-ew6 4. SC for
her boards also Am riran girl wishes fer Irlace in
mai amy, 20 wNrk tor her bUrd aHd 60 t. sch OF,
also, MARI american girl " OF age DESTROYS
of ohtaning hone Mi She is i8 years If age Apply
s
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-22
B D. MaEham,

TIVE nr sent prnprie VI the Gtest Daguerrean Pal
L ace, wou respectfully Inform the Ladie. and Gem
tlemen ot 0rceser and vieinlty ha' he has rsfled
and furnished these Rooms N such style, that IL In
deed palace An alter 10 Years experience All prac-
tce In principal ciiies Of the Uniun he offers his
services to yua, euaranlying In all cases 10 give you
pictures which 81 II be enirey satisfactory OF sh rp
outline clear u lights ind sharows, aud Of beautiful
sye and hnisb. Rooms No. Is, l6 n Harrington
Corner. situated On the conner Of Main and Front
Streets. dst20 diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-22
NOTICES. Go.
Mss. 1T. ". GsfaIds,

EHEMAbG PHYSICIAN and sl.eees-faf Std y
& E uea.sd the n. 2. teaisls sleaic'l Collie s.
VIII answer cs'ls i'aG 80 ilT
~ Restpmes aa. Walnut -trsS' aFg ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-22
BIaeksmithlag and Glindlng y!

OVERWHELMING tlIIU u 4IlAIUg
THE ciiizes OF ~orces or informed thai We are
1 ptep trea to niEkr ai krais aud shares oil Tia "
hERS, e TO .F4eri harden re-teuipgE
Cdrpsatef@ fcet&. also, 10 in q d poish Ii %TCu
ELS, Tools, and a i gorts o Iron ae Steel Work In
the best possible AsHnrg, and r the lowest cash
.erns. BUCK BROT E2S,
Edge Tool Manufacturers, Juucti II Building.
no
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-22
EOIGG.

fT'BE annual mssilng Of tas meal'e's Of Ia sis.
1 chants aud farmers Mutual eirs Insurance i.oal
psny will Re held ct tbs Office Of said Company, 10
Worcester, on "Wednesday. the day OF January
next, 81 o'clock, Pm
The subject o alterations OF the By LsNs, viii bs
considered aad acted upon
cnARLHs L. PUTNAM, secreia y.
Wnreesier. 0e. 10 la s. An IA
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FOR SALE

rTHE Celebrated Dor,ma, OF The BATTLE OF
j BUAhEa HILL md CONFLAoaATIoN OF tBAE-
LES OWN, with siehdid Panorama (all IN perfect
dei) wi sixteen and spenld Drop scenes, by the
best Artist ~ the country, The Whole "a the most
ptc1abie aHd popular Historical Exhibitions im the
Country 1t win be sold II applied ior soon, for less
price Of 4 Gun he made with in three months, besides
giving TIN pruprle goul ivng One or two Soung
men who wish vel, will find this rare bargain.
For particulars, apply 10 N. GsteA at the Worcester
u,anlat q Museum dec DIFF
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WORCESTER LYCEUM.

WUHUE aILk LXUEUM.
THE Canrse OF Lectures for rhe Winter of 1S53-4
Il viii commence on the IiIh n valnaeF, ~ The
CITY HAIL.
AMI be continued as iaows, VIZ:
4th i.sctufe, ,ec. 2s-Bev. samUEl JOHNSON, Ealem
81 Jaa l2-Rev THO PARKER, boston.
9TH " Jau xo-OLIYEH W hOLaEs Boz ton
h & Feb 9-R-v =. STARR KING Boston
9Th " Feb % Rey.FRsD'K u HEpeE Previ'ee
9Th " Mar 9-WENDELL FaILLIPs Boston
l0lh 9 Mar 23-MM. Is sPFAsuE. IL d.. Albany
Y Tickets Tor the course may be obtairtG f the
Treasure and the BOOKSTORES, the ailo&ing prices
Gentlemen $l,09--ades and Minors 80 cents sing le
Lectures, 24 cts to b. paid at the door
All purch of Ties u viii be eftitied TO the use
OF the Lihrar', contating about 1900 volumts OF val
uiile Books, for the whole esr
The doors wiz be open and Chased 81 II O'clock
HENRY CHAPLIN, Preside nj.
THOMAS EARLE. Secretary. f
CHARLES WHITE, 7 reas.
Worcester, Nov. 10 le s dts
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-22

s.s s 4a 18Th. Coat. Lust,
TN tha city, a few days since, she-gcas. nearly
white. Any prrsuu who W u leave ntofmasson
where she can be found vii be llber lly fswa..is. py
DR. PRENOST.fA
decte DIFF M Hehhsa tlsck Ma 10 rect
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-22

The Worcester Music Store
YIAs A. Ia ge assortn ent Of Musical Instru-
4 4 msnts TO- Uhildren, good and cheap. 200 Man
tIeet dlm p96
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Reticules.

CONE now and beautif patferna Of MOROCCO, al
- ENAMELED RErlCuLES, With q vas'ey
Trimmings, such tlalr, Nail and Tooth Brushes
poftTa Inaes, Thi nhlsH scissors, bod Gins, NURSE
DC. &c.AveEy useful aud convenient astrs for shoB
ping or visiting Als8 ". q COLEMAN,
dec u dis4w NO Main street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-22
Il. G. FISH.

Az y. 4 a H.
EANUFACFtR of " rcught ard Cast Iron
w Fences, Crates for siJewa s. sroa- for buildings,
bridges &c. and all other arelss winch he
in nly line OF business fdrch viii tlHd that he
ARTICLES, above umJfsted, ran be bought of me as
cheap in Boston OF elsewhere, as have large
sorinent oG the latest les.
Please call and sxaeiHe. Union Street
WoFcts er. Nov. y. 10 .. oily
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-22

4 A op 5clai ole9tAg 4
Xxx VIII ne held, at na.onio Han on Xxx
wv FRIO Y Gvennq the z3I inst at e. w
o'oivca det22 d2t
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-22

A N active, INTELLIGENT lid, from Is 70 II ysers %
IN age. One that can write good hand, and has
had experiences In book keepng, ~ ar IF sit
uatlon by applying suon, TO n w MILES,
mol Waldo Block, Main atteet, oIcestsr.
declA d&wlw
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-22
Butter.
,uckwheat Hour,

UUUhWU6dt E1UuL1
A PRIME ARTICLE, for sale b., the barrel or in
"A Bags, BY Do diff ii. GRIFFIN a. co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-22
up STAIRS.

,r-~v~ Ret er go up than eOwn. II will well
Ts9p 2 Dapay the Gouii IF going ap one fight OF
TlSEs l. III STAIRS if you Nish for Trunks, Viises
ssS1A-l-1-bor Carpet Bags, Of the best quality, at
the lowest price we ready 10 make, or repair to
order, 2a3 Main Street, up stairs, lite Elm St.
Don't lurget ths place. dee3 dt
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To Machinists
q. Marrill. 22L Main Straet.

XNT0HLD call the attention If purchases Of FURS
w TO his superior stock of Norway Sable, Stone
MARTA, and Fitch Collars ant Cuffs nov30 diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-22

EO TONS Fine Feed, in Store. For sale by
~ no dawtf BLISS, SUTTON, Il co.
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Manufacturers Labels,
Fine Feed.

T1F Every Descri 'tpn uruirhed, at the Lowest
deCl d&wtt
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-22

NOTICE.
WTHEREAr, Lucy Jane Jacobs my wife, has left
wv my he'd and boafd a hereby forbid all persons
hafhorng or trusting her on my account, us AT pay
no debs 81 her contracting. 0ias 'H#N NiT
-1 ALEXANDER JACOBS.
Grafton, Dec IL, 1858. decl5 u6t
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-08-12
Clinton County.

DEAR BRo. Clark While writ
ing on business, | would say for the
encouragement Of those engaged in
the noble enterprise of temperance,
that we are up and at work in this sec
ton of the country, and that old Gin
ion will go in for the Maine liquor law
or one of similar character. Bro.
Cary was in our county seat (Wil-
mington) last week, and no doubt
much good was the result. Several
of our citizens were on hand on that
occasion and we're very much pleased;
and heard some of the most promi-
nent men Of Wilmington say (who,
by the by, had grown cold upon the
subject) that their backslidings were
healed, and were now prepared for the
battle the ensuing campaign. And
further, our ministers are taking a no
BILE stand against the enemy Of God
and man, old King Alcohol, and are
preaching against the old gentleman.
Some that are making objections think
or at least say that it is a political
question and ministers should have
nothing to do with it; and politicians
or demagogues say it belongs to
Christians; and SO they have it. But
the secret of this whole matter is, the
persons making such objections are
opposed to the Maine Liquor Law, or
any thing that would remove the
monster from our midst; butneverthe.
less we are determined to beard the
old scoundrel in his den and do what
we can in our weak way in destroying
him, and its effects will then cease,
and not until then. -oA l'' p" e
Ifyou think the foregoing remarks
worthy of a place in the Organ, put
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-08-12
Hniail lFOrths Ohio Organ.
HIGH HILL, July 26, 1858.

/
MR. EDIToR 1.-THE present is a
season Of so much importance to the
interests Of the temperance cause,
that every thing which car be said or
done to advance the cause should be
now done. Temperance men should
now be awake to The Importance Of
immediate and vigorous action. AS
we are now claiming that We have a
right to carry this question to the bal
lot box and make oft political ques-
tion, we should now throw away par.
ty prejudices and party preferences,
and consider the Importance Of the
present issue as fraught with more Vi
tai interests to community than all the
party differences of the day. Have
we not right to appeal to the ballot
box when humanity is daily outraged
by deeds of blood, perpetrated thro'
the influence Of rum. Though our
township is cursed by the existence of
several nm-holes, and though the in.
fluence Of some Christian brethren is
not for us but against us, yet we are
not cast down. 10 la JuH
Some Of our christian brethren seem
to have copied the example Of Snake
town And the watchmen upon the
walls Of Zion refuse through fear Of
man to warn the flock when the enc.
my approaches. Is thatsentinel true to
his master who will suffer the demon
alcohol to steal away the purse, the
brains and the characters of the flock,
without exposing to their view the
true character of the demonl What
think you, Mr.. Editor, of the sincerity
Of that Christians faith who may oc-
casionaIly be seen vending his way to
a doggery Of the lowest grade in de-
Gance of the denunciations pronounced
by God upon the drunkard, when this
sane Christian can listen Upon the
Sabbath day with seeming reverence
to the expositions Of that holy law
which says "No drunkard shall enter
the kingdom Of Heavenl" l
Our High Hill Division No. 643, is
prospecting gloriously, notwithstanding
it meets with the usual opposition OF
pretended moralists who look not upon
our good works but urge imaginary
attendant evils.
Yours in L, P. & F.,
n a l# YOU'VE AMERICA.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-08-12

WaIcd is THE WoRsT?--A liquor
seller, in a heated discussion about
the Maine Law, exclaimed
'fhese temperance men carry mat
tes altogether too far. We never
compel men to buy Or use liquor, but
if they are fools enough to do it, it is
their look out, not ours"
rSir,'' said a by-stander, "do YOU
say man is fool who buys and
drinks liquor to excess" w
"Yes, any man is fool to do it, |
don't care who he is" said the liquor
dealer.
"Well, sill" replied the by.stander,
81 viii not dispute you; but if the
man who drinks is fool enough to
spend his time and money in a way
that is running his property, character,
health, happiness, family, soul and
body, what must be the character Of
the man who will take advantage Of
his folly, because he can make money
by it. If the one is a fool, is not the
other knave q 7ya taa |
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-08-12


"Sg0oKlNs BARBARlrT. - Under this huaa
me CarFoltoa lLs Star, ot the 23t instant,
mas the ioIlO"iHg;
we Rrleye' tor Ihe honor OF our town, to
have TO record amongst lts weekly news an
lG6uman outrage Practlsed on the body OF an
old negro Of TINS place, names Johnson, the
slave Ot Charles Hines, BY Hines himself,
which resulted IN the death 0t the poor Old VIC:
tim. The negro was nearly ninety years Of
ags, AM universally Venerated Tor MS quail!
ties Of soberness and honesty, as well as for
his great age aud revolutionary "reminiscences.
The -mOnsGr master, taking umbrage at some
petty offence. deliberately whipped, kicked
an" stamped him 70 DEATH as spPears by the
evidence addueed at the inquest. ms occur
ed on Saturday last.
Ihe ielloW lelgHed Sickness as Is supposed
TO cover deslgl OF escape ana even had the
blasphsmous hardlhood to affect fear OF I'm;
mediate death, and to 80 through the funeral
farce 9. making pnollc VIII suspicious got
abroad, however, from the testimony 9t neigh
bors, VINO heard the cries OF agony OF the ne
gro ana the or9tnl blows OF the memo tOgetner
WITH the speeqy aestn tnat ensHsd' and the
su1denness OF MS ourlai' ana an AFFIDAVIT
was hlsd' ana warrant issued tor MS ar
rest. Inc fellow succeeded SO weil IN conn
terIeWihg extreme Illness ana MS golug 10
Such lsngths ~ confirmation as making . WI,
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-08-12
Luck.

The "Boston Olive Branch" says !:
We never knew any person employed
in the Olive Branch Office to have bad
luck. A young lady who commenced
learning to set types in our office a
week since, received notice on Tues
day that $4,000 had dropped down
for her from the skies in the shape of
a legacy from relative SO after
helping to get out this paper, "she
left"