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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-17
Farm for Sale.

Farm for Sale.
n VIE Subscriber will sell, or exchange for Real Es
tate, IN The city of W orcester 4 Farm Of so acres
ID the westerly part Of Shrewsbury about 81 miles frol
ne Souf House, on the old road TO Shrewsbury 1t
now occupied by Peter Rich, Jr Il desirable place
Tor one wishing to raise vegetables for the Worcester
Market the soil being well adapted to that purpose
For luther particulars enquire Of Peter Rich Jr on
the premises, OF Of EDWARD EARLE
worcester, Sc Month 1859. ian29 -dawtf
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PRACTICAL Manufacturer and operator wishes
"A Il situation Agent, Superintendent, either
with or without an interest," in Cotton Mandatory.
lie is thor oughy acquainted with Machinery.
y For further particulars apply IT iAVEN'S Agency
Office, Horticultural Han. may2 dawif
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Faafhers. Eea+bers

Carpet Bags, Valises, Trunks.
4 GRAND Assortment cheap, ,at MERRILL sci
N Vain street. walls
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Salt Pork

nY the Dbl Also, posk ltama
Id loblO dlf LEE sPRAGUE a. co
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-17
Desk Mandatory.

~ p. WRIGHT ~ CO., Manufacturers of Pulpits,
III. Counting Room aud Office Desks Library, ONCE
and Dining Room Tables; Druggists Drawers and book
Cases Of every size and quality respectfully inform the
citizens of Worcester aud vicinity, that they
prepared furnish the above named articles at short
notice, and ia the best sly les. Aud we viii
our work to be equal 10 any the country Rear of
Paines Block, corner Of Main and Pleasant streets,
Worcester Mass. +. 7 WRIGHT,
l. janis DIFF Nj. SMILEY.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-17

Sh0emakers Wanted
no make L aides disses and Childrens Shoes both
Seweu and Peged w. A. ). SMYTH,
Corner Union aUd Market sis.
Worcester, April 81, 1879 DIFF
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ehnrte--Shnr+rI

LN0R sale low for Cash, by ?. LOTHROP,
4 apl4 daw3m % Mechanic ST
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Wanted Immediately,

F0NO COAT Vest, and Pant makers. Good prices
L'IOo AMI Constant employment will he given.
Pipers Block NAN st sign of the FIJI Dressed Man.
my7 DIR
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Wanted Immedia telv

Wanted Immediately,
A SMART active young alan, Is or II years Of age
IA to learn the business of Carriage Sign and Orna-
mental Painting Inquire Of DEXTER RICE,
No. Mechanic ST.
Worcester, April 2s, 1853. DIFF
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I OR TWO LADIES 10 SCI Goods in Miliner,
L Rooms, 10 whom constant employment will be
given, by b. L. uAHDON Ss CO.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-17

Tered IA TINS market Tor ~ years, ami warranted To
give entire satisfaction We havoa very good article
Of Feathers which we sell for s5 and 81 l-2 cts.
pound
ERABss MATTRESSES,
Warranted in every respect the best article that can
be made, and every person who buys Mattress Of us,
that does not prove their entire satisfaction, may
return it and have the money refunded.
HAIR PILLOWS, CUSHIONS, or MATTREssEs.
olany peculiar Shape or e, made order at short
notice.
Linen sheetings and Pillow Case Linens
In tins branch Of Trade, are aim ost without
competitor, as all of our LINEN GOODS are Import
ed by oarstues, direct from the Manufacturer and we
are able to sell all kinds Of Linen Goods as cheap as
any Importing House inthe United States. r
We have LINEN sHEETINGs, from to 1874
wide, ranging in price from 50 cts. to $3.50 the
yard.
PILLOW CASE LINENS, from 40 to So inches
wide ranging in prices from % cts. to SLIP IL
the yard
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sAkAA UUDD EUUNG,
CHITECT,
Gate MELVIN & YOUNG9
No. Is fremont Row. BOSTON.

n Plans aud sp cihcations t,I eyely tesuiI tion
ill;ng. decle dav1y
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-17

J. G. Pearson
tNOULD respectfully inform the pnblic, that he ha
w taken the old stand of Farley Il Pearson, 203
Nam street, Worcester, Mass he continues TO
manufacture Carharts celebrated patent Ssraphines,
Melophines and Eolians, single and double reed, from
to octavds and of the best sy lie and finish.
Every Instrument made aud sold hy the subscriber is
warranted TO give perfect satisfaction.
lanl daw6m
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WARTS, &c
TU a n n En

WANTED.
PRACTICAL Manufacturer and operator wishes
a a situation as Agent, Superintendent, either
%nh or without an interest," in Cotton Mandatory
lie is thor oughy acquainted with Machinery.
For further PARTICULARS apply II iiAVEN'S Agency
Office, Horticultural Han. may2 dawlf
WANTED.
TNHREE or four Biack.milis, accustomed to the use
4 Of Trip-hammrrs. hlso two COOL Chsel grmiers
Apply to e. FOSTER x co Worcester or PAGE;
WHITMAN q co, West Ftchbufg.
nlch24 istf
WAITED.
z YOUNG MEN TO Canvass with books, to whom
~ liberal wages will be given per month.
Webster, Mass, April %, l8ss, dim
WANTED.
, OR Good Back5miihs lni constant employ
y mrnt, by applying at osGOOD BRADLBY5
mch22 DIFF Car MaEiacory.
WANTED.
I OR TWO LADIES 10 sen Goods in Millinery
Rooms, whom constant employment will be
given. by b. L. HABDON 81 co.
Notice to Machinists.
= Or good M"chlnsts -~anted immediately, by
= feh8 DIFF THAYER, HoUGlT"N & co.
Wanted Immediately,
= OR First ate MilIners at
4 CHAMBERLIN, BARNARD, < CO.'S.
my4 dawtf
Wanted Immediately,
I000 COAT. Vest, and Pant makers Good prices
L'OC ana Constant employment will be given.
Apply to MACULLAR, WILLIAMS, d CO. III
Piper's Block, Main ST sign of the Full Dressed Man
N.Y. dr.
Wanted Immediately,
A SMART active young aan, IL or II wears Of age
"a to learn the business of Carriage, Sign and Orna-
mental Painting. Inquire Of DEXTER RICE,
No. Mechanic st.
Worcester, April 2s, 1853, DIFF
Painters Wanted.
. JOURNEYMAN PAINTERS may hear ola steady
4 situation, and sood pay, by applying this Office.
mayll diff
Sh0emakers Wanted
no make aides, Misses, and Childrens shoes both
4 Sewed and Pesed. W. A. 3 SMITH.
Corner Union aud Market sis.
Worcester, April q, 1879 DIFF
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WANTED.

, OR Good Black5uliihs can fni constant employ
- mrnt, by applying at OSGODD BRADLEY'S
mch22 dlf Car ManEiacloTy.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-07-27

The last news from Russia is significant.
The Gar has crossed he boundary of the
Pruth, aud was proceeding 10 occupy the
pr~incipaliliea. The Sultan, on the other
hand, was equipping any quantity of war
vessels and troops, aud making ready for
a desperate defence, In the meantime,
England and France had ordered their fleets
TO enter the DardaneIles, aud Austria, it
was said, united cordially with them.
This all looks very likely, for England
aud France have common interest in pre-
serving The tranquility of Europe, and Aus
tia is naturally solicilOus to prevent a con
dict which would incile a rise in Hungary,
and leave her without protection from Rus
sia. whose troops would be all engaged in
the Tnrklsh contest.
We do not believe that NICHOLAS will
| pu7h matters to an extremity. He hiss too
much wit to rush reckIessly upon desIrUc.
lion. His object appears to be to maintain
his honor, while he is very anxious 10 back
out of an unpleasant fix. lie therefore
takes an apparently decisive step Of aggres'
sion, knowing well that England and France
will do everything to bring things to an am
icable adjustment before engaging IN n war
! 10 their solicitations he will at last reluc
family yield after some slight concession
on the part of the Sultan, who will make
them in accordance with the odsice Of the
Two great powers. Auslri4 IS evidently acl
ing at The insllgaliun Of Russia, by way O
modifying the Cars descent FROM lis ex
t%tavaganl p%reteaslons.
Our surmises may, after all, be ialst
though hey square exactly with the Who'll
history o ihe trouble thus far. and are sui
slantialIy the convictions of lhe best InIorG
ed European journalists.
We wish il we're otherwise. We woul
like 10 see the great battle Of freedom fnugl
upon the continent OF Europe. We shon
; like to see KossurH gliding into llungaT
and restoring his people 10 he rights
/. their nllionlliy. We should like to 81
y MAzziSI leading ln!r mt nf her prese
slough, as the head of that cation, al
G warming her dormant energies Into ac,i'
life.
But such great hopes are nc likely to
b rcaIizrd for years Vet. kossurH himsr
e whp lives on hope, writes jp,poRlmqly
his last letter 10 The New York Tim,
Il Whal he cannnt see, olbrrs mny Iuok {
ia vain (leceind Pidiadedicr.
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Progress Of President Pierce.

TnE SCENE IN ~INDEPEkDNCE HALL.
The Hon. Richard Rush, on introdu.
cling the President to The Mayor Of The city
said:
Mr.. President, it falls to our Agreeable
lot, on our own behalf, IN behalf Of lht
Council, and ON behalf uf the whole city
10 welcome you as It's honored guest.
ADDRESS OF MAYOR GILPiE.
M. MISUNDERSTANDING, as d."
on this oecasiun, the municipal authorities,
& citizens Of this great, city it is pc ulilr
ly graifyin n TO bid you, the Chief Magi'
" .as u The nation, III this place, welcome
10 our city, and to offer you our hospital
iiiss. We, her children, regard Phlladel
phia as a city Of some. mark aud moment
IN the past aud present history ofOur coun
Try,
IL is natural and proper, however, Tia
On this hallOwed spot we should dwell less
on the present than OH the past, lot here
die sacred memories 0l the past crowd
spon US. Here the sagss nf rs met ant
resolved; hence, they announced hal dac
l~aradou Of Independence which has com
manded The respect of all (reemsn. aud .
oil msn who wonid be free. We have
now no living actor and witness Of Iha
time, bu, that pouderous bell, lreirrrlng Il
our placed ia d's ball, which was e-s' 10
DE purpose Of proclaimlng the Declare
tiwu,) though mute low, spoke volumes
then; though silent nov, ii speaks volume
silt
..P,oet&im Liberty throughout all "a
Land, u"iO all The Inhabitants here9,'
But. Mr.. President, it is not my prov
inrc 10 dllale on there things. Hers, i
,,InIependenre Hail." in The presence ,
she aplhorllies Of The cIly aud adjaeer
districts and of our citizeus, | bid you
sincere aud asarIy welcome 10 our city.
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Arrival Of the Europa. IN

NEW Iukk, JullN~V'
The Europa, with Liverpool dates 10
the Slh, arrived last evening at Halifax.
The latest lelesreph news turns out bet
Ter. Hopes Of peace to The Convention Of
France, England and Austria. The Rus.
sian demand may be admitted intenor, but
mot in form.
A dispatch dated Athens, July ., says
the American Envoy insists under a me
mace, of Immediate revocation Of the SEN
lence of Mr.. King.
A. conversation came on in the House of
Lords between Lord Brougham, Grey,
Clarendon, Derby and Clanicard, upon a
request to the latter TO state the Turkish
difficulties.
II was on all hands agreed that the dis
cussiDnof the subject inoits present cri,i'
cal condition, was to be injurious 10 its set
| Element. The subject was consequently
postponed. Lord Palmerston explained
that the Russian Government had been re-
pealedIy applied to keep clear Of the Sail
ma channel If the Danube, but having al
ways evaded. Lord Psmerston himself
evaded reply ing 10 The question, for in The
event of hoslililies by the Russians a force
would be sent 10 protect the numerous
British grain laden ships bound for the
Danube.
In reply to Mr.. Hume, the chancellor OF
the exrhequer stated a measure had been
pre pared be the Government on The subject
Of a sixprnny postage bu, sufficient time
had not elapsed to obtain views OF remote
parliamenls on the subject.
The London Standard stated that a con
6dential umor of the Earl Of Aberdeen''
return to the Ministry prevailed on the 5'h
The Ministry will be divided on the Turk
ish questions; the London Morning Herald
of the 9Th, added that the disagreement
which almost amounts to a break up hat
been patched up. A letter in a Dublin
paper saws in March Smith 0'Brien wa
residing in a Hall near Norfolk, and M'ich
ell at Richmond, and DoherIy was acting
as surgeon at 81. Msry's Hospital
FRANcE,-Seyernl arrests look place a
the Opera Cornique in Paris, on the nigh
of the 9Th; FIVE Of whom were found Il
have weapons secreIed upon them. Tn
police received news that 10 or 10 mem
hers Of old secret societies were dlslurbln
order in the crowd! they were arrested.
The arrests magniGed by the stock bro
t kers into an attempt to take The Emperor
/, life, and it effected the Bourse. Som
{ maintain that the Emperor was actual
threatened.
$ AUSTRIA, -Counless Blanc Telki ha
. been sentenced lolen years imprlsonmeT
for communicating with Patriois abroad.
ConsIanlinople letters state That RIO
/ had occurred al Smyrna, on account OF tn
. arrest Of Emlssaries of Kossulh.
= ST. Petersburg letters of Jane ooh sta
! that the rates of exchange and stocks al
unchanged.
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-9l avn always ready, sir, for anything in
hhc shape ofaan Indian 6ghl." replied the
INTREPID hunter.
...Then select twelve menAmysalf among
she number-mouni US on The ilretesl
horses you can find, snd-hut | need moi
,fell yau rns re-. Time is prtcions. You
tpi6k The men, aud ! go now get The
horses in readiness"
y .sIl shall be DONE" answered McCol-
lloch "aadqaickly mo! Lewis Welzel!"
-sIIere!" repli,d Lewis, as he elbowed
his way through the group Of persons who
thsd collected. Sround the msjnr.
Il pat you at the head OF the list, and
will expect much from you" continued
,sM-Colloch.
. IMaior Mae said Wetzel, 81 dont
like the Cllonel's plan, any way | can sill
il through. Tspose we all want to have
,tLe,chlltfotch back safe and sound but
know very well The 'hiuR cant be done
.icordlng 10 the coleAtrs plan."
AWAY noli" respectfully inquired Nc
-Coiloch, who reposed almost unbounded
confidence in the judgment and skill OF
nsMis Weizel.
aBecsusc she very minute Old Cross
Fire gnds hniself-"
.~Oll, CTuss Fire!" exclaimed a dozen
~yNOices at-oBce.
'.Aye, Old Cross Fire!" repeated Wet
I'll. with rather q sneering emphasis
...he's al the Top aud totteu Of this husl
mess; and the very minute refHds himsel
hunted .duwu by The horsemcn, he vii
-scSlppoor Rose, aud then lake good care
10 put himself and his cursed redskil
gang out Of harms way
..But how do you know the Indian g'nl
tto.iae Old Cross .Fire's!" asked Mecca
'ioch.
"Why, you see, Major Mac, ! jest TOOK
the trouble, a Bit ago, To pick out the bul
lei ahsl was lodged in Elliot's horse. Herr
IL is. H5know t,e size Of the old rascal
lballsrioO well 10 be mistaken"
..tPehaps you are right" said McCol
loch, after he had examined The shaPclest
piece Of lead.
'"llherd's nary doubt about it," reptile;
WeiZdl.
"Upun reflection" remarked McCol
Inch. ii agree with you ihat il is not pru
dismnolgo rnouuwd. We will go On lao
ahsn.."
81 don't like that neither" said Weizel
..lf we all go, there will be loo many o
als Io'lo any good"
"+How many do you Ahnk will be snli
.eien, for the pursosef" inquired The Ma
jor.
1.-Two, otihe outside" returned WeIzsl
40 if the colonel's agreed, III go By my
self"
-.Thsl will never do" exclaimed sew
grH.
81 tell you, Lewis" said Elliot. uh
.siepped boldly up 10 the hunter, "thal
Slllgo al all h Yards. Ii was througI
my .indiscruuon thai siiss Mason Tell Ini'
ahe hands of the Indians, and M powe
under The sun shall prevent me from aid
ing in her rescue"
'.Don't talk so fast" observed the in
~per,rbable scuut-"jlst let the fix til
thing"
CONCLUDED NBX WEEK
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WAsHiNGToN, July II.
The President and Cabinet have deter.
mined to appoint a Minister resident at
Conslaniinople.
The Navy Department have rereI'ed
Letters from Com Perry Cfihe Ensl India
Squadron, dared Maca, April u.
The Courier makes 10 mention Of snT
interference hy Mr.. Marshall in llle ahtirs
Of the Chinese. He proposed To sail for
Shanghai in day or two and thence di-
rect Tor Japan, where he would probably
'emaln until October.
No definite time ha, been fixed for Mr..
Walkers departure for Characteristic
IS the earliest period mentioned.
The President and several members oi
the C,binet attended the Columbia Col
lege to day.
The trial of Capt. S%chaumb'rg, fol
shooting Mr.. Fuller, continues.
Mr.. Buchanan will not start m his mis-
sion as early as has been expected. The
Postmaster General wishes him To aneR(
TO certain postal matters which are no
ready.
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Matters of Interest in Texas and Eexico

HlHLIEIA III HIT ~ III EAh1 MI y
,...i..I -, Ma. O,l,or. from ps,,o.
IL nossoss,o, -, a fov ;,sns If
r. ;n,elii,snce If some in,ers.,,
rho svnon nr Can, Grar,sr .rd his
.," oc I ,,oons man S.ra IF ma.
rnX,a saraao. r,rn, ,bo M,v;son siIo
nIn nsd nllsnoa = whnlo neichhorbn6d
""s fa,,i ons, 10 Inn r[a.c,s nay,y
moro d;sns,cbsd n,nn ,be;r ,,.;l. and he
h,Ianco woro stationed a, ,wo dIrareu,
crossinos M, mare ,han ,birIv.six hnirs
had eIansed from the time Of heir cross.
ing the river when one Of the divided mar.
Ties discovered the Indiana return Trail.
which satisfied Them tina, thew we're max
ma Cor the mass in the river At full speed
T6e ,roons oyerlook them while crossing
,Leir animal. 6ye Indians were Killed nm
| ,he ma. some five or sly wounded. horses.
arrows. bows, guns. blankets, &c., were
,oken from Them. and lhose who eseaped
avn Inc river entirely naked.
Whatever may he the soecul,liops ,bout
tho nsoceG,J ,p,er,ions If S,xr, Axx,.
here !, a doubtful moyemen, on foot on
The Rio Crande boundary. Troops are
continually arriving. in large numbers. and
bo,e,o(ore -unimoort,nt ooints are now in
nrocess or Cor,i6ca,ion.
pbs nr~onrie,or Of 4 baki,u establish.
m.nt N Cam,rro has been consulted unor
a cor,rac, Cnr baking bread for IooOC
man Il i, repor,ed bv messengers recent
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q Y . y y .
A Remarkable Cure Of Diarrhea
and Liver Complaint,
CINCINNATI, March %, 1852.

On. o BARER.-Dcar Sir
For Is months, | have had Gi5osi CONSTANT Diar.
rhea. which was brought on by a dsbuitaied state of
nv system and rorpfi action Of NV hcer. some times
1t was attended with great pain In my bowels and
side. tried a number OF doctors, hut none of them
seemed to effect a permanent relief, as the disease
would soon return as violent as ever, and fnlly lbe.
cane 90 Frustrated that ! ras almost a %steieioH.
| then got a bottle u your PAIN PANACEA-the
FIRST dose satisfied me that It was the medicine suited
to my disease, aud / found that By taking a dose uftcr
each meal. that my food done me snme good, and by
bathing ny bowels and side with The Pain PanRoea
my pains were Immediately relieved, aud continued
to gain strength aud flesh, till ! had used four bottles.
Since tina time | have enjoyed the best OF health.
lbeliGye ifthe public knew ofyaur valuable remedy,
YOU would MT be able TO supply one half ofthe de-
maid. ! willheiO remark that a friend II mine had a.
severe attack 0fdiarrhca, aud I gave him Gd0sc u
y0ur Pain PanaGca, and he since told ne that II en-.
iircly cured him. \ child Anime got badly burnt by
hl cloths taking FIRE, and We Immediately applied
the Paiu Panaoou freely, aud In a sh OFT time the FIRE
was all out, and 1t prevented II from b~listering.
Most respectfully yours.
JAS HUQGBOVE, 9Th IT. between Race d Elm.
Tile genuine signed, o. X. BAKER.
For sale by h. y. whitney, ReznOr Riser $50 Ash
aud. Ohio. ly4o
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REPLY OF GIN. PISRcE.

NJ. Moyor and the Citizens Of Phiia-
ds iphia:-ll grieyes me that am physl'
eally so unable to respond 10 This mSs'
hearty and touching welcome. Sir, my
heart is lull-(ull oil gratitude 10 you, and
iull Of gratitude to all this people who
have placed you in The position you now
occupy. | did think that | had Irlrd IN nv
day to do some liule for the cause Of my
emnntry, but such a day as this makes q
mans heart Overrun with gratitude TO a
people like the inhabitants Of the civ ol
Philadelphia. have been much surpri.
sed-aye, sir. filed lhe %prOiUundesi "
sljhe alanner 10 winch yuu have receivet
Inv. Philadelphia, a city Of soma mark
II our mountains nd yaleysdld uat iesI
with The clemens of comfort To your pop
ulaiinn; il your ciUzrns IN all m ha'
MOI been foremost whenever The coanIr.
has wanted lleW aid, V your insli. ulions q
I%tayuing were moi amongst your ploddes
mandmsnb. the single fact To which yo'
have adVsried. sir, that IRON hsuce wa
pnelaimed The Declaration Of lrdepend
euer. would pnt Pennsylvania aud Pbila
diphia upon a pre.emiDenea wLlali IN III
rr0vidance uf Gud 40 u'her STATE Cal
s,rs tejay. Applause. Sir. ! ieel a
yup 10. ma, we mnsl b0S. We raii bard
|, do anything rlsr but bo~ before she's
ne,ih GUMS sndpssueialinus.
lIt,l huw ~inAdcquals Is language, ST
ard ,en also lrsl n whsn . eume !
speak ,iJhe penod. Lsrsusge don't re'e
II. sIs. Our; hearts homer II IN all .
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TnE CRoPs.-fhc Ohio Cul~iUatorlhus
furnishes US with lis observations On the
crops in tile West:
We sum up the result Of our observations
upon crops this season in this: That we
in the West are in no danger ni famine.
There is nothing like a great failure in any
Of our staple crops, in any quarter. Suulh
Of the National Rad, wheat and corn are
generally good, while hay andoais are Short.
In many Of the western equities wheat i;
reported to be very heavy. In the norll,
there is a partial destruction oI wheat, whil,
corn. hay aud oais will be abundant. Il
all directions we believe lhr farmers ate BET
Ter of Than they au~tici paed.
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suERIFF's SALE.

A.G licdrick, torn .r Sol rl.o rs
use offs. Kellogg, 4, ,nJ,nA cS.n5, NJ,
" A. INu'ty. ..-t Ir
DURSUANr to the oommlbd Of a Decrctal nri
der, issued IN the above case, from the Court
Of Common Pleas nj Ashland county ans State OF
ohio, to me i, eeued, will expose to public sale,
atthe door "ttho Court House in said county, on
Atoo daJF ihs 25ih dag Of July,
A. D., 1853, between the hours OF ten o'cldcky
A. NJ, aud four o'cloc p. NJ. of said day, tho
following dosclihtd Real Estate, to wit. Iot
number seventy-ona t7tI in Andrews Addition
to co town OF Ash ,la, together with all iht
privileges and appnrcdbtccs tl'eredhtoA btloure
ing. Being sltuatc in sad county of Ashland and
State OF Ohio. Appraised at $3.50. Tefhs o.
''le' Cash, 'i8ES XVI I'D. J0NhS,i
sheriff, and Special Master
Ashlaudy June ~, 1859 5lsplSy
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-07-27

A SCENE Tho quiet Of Delaware
street in the vicinity Of Chippewa, was not
a liule disturbed on Tuesday evening, be.
tween Sand 0 a'clock, by the occurrence
Of a scene which was rather rich. II an
pears that a married gentleman had bt-
come in some way enamored Of a young
l,dy residing an Delaware street. lie wrote
her n note, requesting u street interview.
This she showed to her friends, some of
whom advised the granting Of the very
reasonable request Accordingly the cor.
ner of Chippewa aud DelaN are was desig-
mated as the "lrusling place" Atlhe APP
pointed lime the young lady repaired 10
the spot, with Two friends in the hack
ground. The gentleman came-there was
Il walking up street, and sOon = stampede
down street, the two friends in pursuit.
The gentleman was nyortlken short di..
lance hclow Chippewe-knocked dawn
received quite a severe ~raStgalidn. Con.
siderable Of a crowd gathered round, ant
ipally the unfortunate lover" ItG uudrO
the protection Of n rolple ol frlrnd.wh,
happened tohe passing he scene Of set nv
The parties are rnp.e.enti IS helug f'
$ ec,abla. Ba2ab Counter
II ~ WIN It's liz deItmucc tclvccHg.r.
and Iemus! N,elsiOr gu mmt'bt llei
squtrSlns IA tho dog days and the rcrmo
don't.