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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-11-24


MANUFACTURE and keep constantly hand
1NR complete assortment Of fancy and Windsor Chairs
Also, Bureaus, Tables, Stands, Writing DESKS Looking
Giasses, Beds;Cads. &c. &c Persons wishing to
chase will DO well to call before they buy elsewhere
prepared Ia sell good article and terms
invariably cash, afford sell cheap.
cheaper, than any other in the city. reasonable de
duction made to persons buying sell again. ORDER
rom distance punctuay attended to.
Galena, Nav. 1851. 81
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Wood and Ivory Turning Shops.-.I.
Storage Warehouses-9.

Davis & Stokes. Can turn out 800 dollars worth
Of work Per year. Capital invested, small amount
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WAR EAGLE MILLS. tsALENA
SSCrERFlNE EXTRA FLOUR, bran. shorts, an,
~ horse feed, constantly hand. aud for sale low
cash rates. L. uEMPSTEAD & co.
Galena, Sept 2, 1882 4-Z0
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BOOK BINDiNG.

YFNlIE subscriber would respectfully inform the Cii
u OF st. Paul and its vicinity, that he is
ing the above business, in the 2nd story of X. NJ
Spencers new building, corner of 5h and Robert
Partc alar attention paid To binding Magazines Period
icals &c, in plain fancy binding at the shortest notice
and reasonable terms.
JAMES MACINTOSH.
q p.rr ,f
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Iron and Brass FOundry...l.

Iron and Brass Foundry, at Lower Landing-own-
cd by f. Gilman. Capital ~ 500. Employ men,
and turns out all sorts c mill castings and other
ings in Use, or which may be called for. Mr.
tends to erect building and purchase a steam
engine.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-11-24

H<OLD PENS ard Pencils A very superior article
" For sale by COMBS.
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Through the poeness Of LOUIS NJ OLIVER,
Esq. we learn that the OF real estate and per-
sona property in s.. Paul, assessed for 1853, 723
800 dollars. The amount raised from this, at i tax
of mills on "A dollar, is S3,6I7 75a. Most assured
", this rate. citizens cannot complain OF heavy
faxes. Let the emigrant mark this fact Mr.. Oliver
IS of the impression, and we arc inclined 10 Gojnci
with him, that there iS0,SS7 dollars worth Il
property which has not been taxed and which adi'G
to the 723, $50. will make the total amount Of real
and personal estate in St. Paul, 904 ,433 doars.-
SO il will I've that the capital Invested in business
in st. Paul /. S07, 400 dollarstaxed property real
and personal, 9Ci, ,i37 dollars.
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GEO. FERCTSON.

No. 96 Nam Stca, Galr}a, Nirois,
NAyHOLESAIE and retail dealer in Hardware and
w CUTLERY, Cast Steele, Nails. Mechanics and Mi
ners' Tools, Rope and Farming Implements.
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JUTfN r. SMITH, q (O.,
WGfchndkfrs dnd Je,UeUers, Main ST. Gafen0 Illinois,
Large and well selected assortment of Clocks,
IA Watches, Jewelry and Silver Spoons, constantly
hand, fer sale low. Engraving neatly executed. All
kinds Of Jewery made TO order and neatly required
All orders puctuay attended to. The highest price
paid tor Old gold and silver 2-2S
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Saint Paul Business Garos.

J. TRAVIS RossER. NJ l. otps
ROSSER & OLDS.
Attorneys and Counscilors al Lap
Oilice in the Secretary's Room in the Captol Mt
ST. PAU, MINNESoTA Ter.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-20
BY TELE G Il PHI
TO THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY
CONGRESS.
WAsH1Ne1

WAsHINGToE, Jam 10.
SESArE.-Mr Foote presented the credentials of
Mr. Phelps, Senator, appointed by the Governor Of
Vermont
Blr Hamlin reported resolution calling upon the
treasury department for plan of a new general rev.
enue law.
The military appropriation bill was passed. The
Senate then took up MIR Cass's resolution. MIR Ma
sou spoke, and was followed by Mr. Cass in reply.
Mr. SouIe took the floor to speak the subject,
whereupon MIR Dixon gave notice Of motion to re-
fer Dir Cass's resolution to The Committee Foreign
Relations, with instructions to report thereon. Al
ter further debate, the subject was postponed until
next Tuesday. The bill for the Pacific Railroad
was then considered and debated by Messrs Cure
and others. The Senate then adjourned.
House. The Speaker reviewed his decision of
yesterday on the New York Mint Bill, and de-
clared that it might come up as unfinished business.
Mr. Chandler Of Pa, spoke with some warmth
against pressing this bill when there was such ur
gent need OF legislation upon more important bust
ness.
Mr.. Briggs of N. Y, urged upon the considera
ton of the House the necessity for the nt assure, aIlu-
ding the expense incurred on the transportation
on the immense amount of gold dust for New York
aud Philadelphia, sc.
Mr. Chandler further opposed the measure.
The morning hour having expired, the House,
without taking vote upon the subject, went into
Committee Of the Whole on the state Of the Union.
Almost the entire day was consumed in parliamen
tary tactics, and struggle TO get upon side and
to defeat upon another, the consideration of the
French SpoIiation Bill.
The House, without the transaction of any impor-
tant business, adjourned,
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MASSACHUSETTS, LEGISLATURE.

NEDNESDAY, Jan. ~.
SENATE.-Petitions were presented ana REFER
ed for Gas Company in Taunton; for increase
of capital stock of several Banks, &C..
Mr.. Brinley, from the Special Committee to
which was referred the remonstrance of E. H.
Stafford aud others, against the election of n S.
How as Senator at this Board, reported that the
remonstrants, at their own request, have leave to
withdraw.
Orders were adopted, to consider the expediency
of altering the present laws concerning the mort
gaging OF real estate to consider the expediency
of repeating or amending the Act for.Ihe better
security of the Ballot, &c.
The Governor transmitted the report of the
commissioners on the State almshouses Ad-
journed.
HousE.-Petitions were presented and referred
for Ten Hour Law; for a bank in Lowell; of
Ezekiel Stevens and Others of North Brook
field, that part of that town be set off and an
neXed 10 Brookfeld; of Damrel K Moore and
George Coolidge, to be appointed State Printers
of Artemas Lee and others, Directors of Ware
River Railroad for an extension of the time in
which to locate and construct their road, &C.
Orders passed to inquire into the propriety of
allowing Deputy Sheriffs to retain all the fees re-
ceived by them; to consider the expediencv of
fixing stated salary for the payment of members
Of the General Court; to inquire into the expe-
dlency OF eXempting from attachment the earn
ings of labor for thirty days also as to the ex-
pediency of such lien innkeepers now have
upon the property OF guests TO boarding. house
keepers for the last thirty days.
The order of Mr. Mason, for special commit
tee onthe question of a Ten Hour Law, was ia
ken from the table. A good deal of debate arose
on the question of submitting the petitions for a
Ten Hour Law to a special Committee
The question then came up, on a motion of Mr.
Thompson of Boston, to amend the order, so that
the inquiry be submitted to the Standing Commit
tee on Manufactures, instead of special com
mittee OF seven persons. On this question: a
division took place, when the amendment was
negatived by al to 81.
On motion of Mr. Russell OF Boston, the order
was amended so as to constitute The committee of
inquiry joint committee.
The several petitions on the table were then or
dered to be referred to the committee to be APP
pointed.
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HOUSE COMMITTEES. Country Wing members
have every assurance that the business of legisa-
ton will be speedily and properly conducted It be-
ing mostly directed by Boston Wings. Any little
feeling Of sectional jealousy which the country
members may have, we have no doubt will readily
yield to the necessity Of having Boston respect
aables at the head Of affairs We give list Of the
House Committees which have Boston men at the
head--ti nanee-Steyenson of Boston; Elections
--Washburn Of Boston; Bills in the Third Read
ing-Hussel of Boston; Accounts--Eyeleth of
Boston; Banks and Banking-Hooper of Boston;
Library-Lews of Boston Mercantile Affairs and
lnsurance-Giles Of Boston Militia-Thompson
Of boston; Towns--1ilton of the CITY of Boston
Prisons-Wiggin Of Boston; Public Charitable In
stitutions--Odin Of Boston; Railways and Canals
Parker Of boston; Roads and Bridges-Booth
of Boston.
With such excellent guidance the "country
members" will have nobody to blame but them
selves, if they do not get on famously. Common.
soeahh.
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60 The Yeas and Nays in the House, on LAYING
the order respecting the repeal of the Liquor Bill
on the table, on Tuesday, the 18th, were as fol-
lows:
Suffolk. Yeas-Wiggin, lin order to be allowed
to move reconsideration.
Nays-Allen, Blaney, Boyd, Burr, Chilson
Coolidge, Cowdin, Eaton, Eagan, Eveleth, Giles.
Holbrook, Holman, Hooper, Jones, Kingman,
hrogman, Lewis, Morgan, Odin, Parcher Parker
Perkins, Phmpton, Restieaux, Rice, Rich Rob
erts, Russell, Seamens, Sever Stevenson, Thomp
son. Tilton, Tyler, Washburn, Wetherbee
ESSEX Yeas-Nayson, Endicott, ODER, Flet-
cher, Wolcott, Merrill, Haskell, Plumb, Brain
ard Bartlett, Pratt Wentworth, Danforth. Will
kins, Ives, Morrill,
Nays-Miltimore, Currier Davenport, Wood.
Hayson Brown, Jewett, Lord, Moore, Whppe,
Hitohings, Mckenzie.
Middtser. Yeas-Rice, CIV Coburn, French,
Wheeler, Crosby, Fletcher, Hadley Morse, Page
Robinson, Roby, Usher, Trull, Shermas, LaInsou.
Richardson, j. Dow
Mays-Hayward, wellington, Grout, Cggs-
Whitney, Wilde, S. Whitney, L. p. Cob1rn.
Chandler, Van Voorhis, Dearborn, Kmball. T. ].
Dow, Clark, Davis, Vose, Moore, Fessenden, Eos
ter.
Worcester. Yeas-sawyer, Steere, Bradford,
Shepley, Wright, Goddard, Knowlton, Darling,
Hero, Clark, Miller, Albee HARRINGTON. Howe,
Marcy, Prouty, Harding, Taft, Wood, SAWYER
Benchey, Lamb, Thayer, White.
Nays-Smith, Watkins, Keith, Thurston, Put
nam, Sanford, White, Miriek, Rugg, Gill.
Hampshire. Yeas--Greene, circuit, Naramore
Barton, Kellogg, Gilbert, Titus, Clerk, Stevens,
Hooker, Brewster.
Nays-Bridgeman, Cutting, Bulien, Bodman.
Hampton, Yeas--kry, Haskell Ladd, Shack.
ford, Parsons, Cutler, Cotton, Calkins, Parks.
Royce, Bush Southworth
Nays-Mller, A. p. Parks, Tyler.
Franklin. Yeas--Sherwin, Ames Grout. Shat
tuck, Oakman, Harding, Kellogg, Smith.
Nays-Oayis, Drury, Sweet, Gale
Be'6Shfe.- Y eas---Iiichmond, Tyler, Rowley.
Brown, Parish, Phinney, Turner, Shuiaway, Full.
Ter, Carter Lloyd, Cole .I
Nays--hewis, Arnold, Daniels, Woodruff.
NoJoM. Yeas--Stoddard, Stratten, Richard
son.
Nays-Cook, Potter, Humphrey, French Col
burn, Ford, King, Cummings, Wales, Bott, Crafts,
Castor, Hail.
Bristol Yeas = Daggctt, Shove, Morton,
Stearns. Hodges, Hall.
Nays,-Dudlcy.
Plymouth, Yoas--Corthell, Shaw, Josselvn'
Gardner, Howard, Bakor, Perkins, ]. r. Church,
ILL., 9. o. Churchill, Curtis, Cudworth.
Nays-Swiit, Bumpus, Sproat
Barnstable. Yeas--l3axtcr Paine, Donno Tn.
derwood, Nckerson, Lewis, Doane, Kenriek
Paine Stubs, Baker ''N
Dukes Ycas--Ferguson, Rinniston Barroys
Nantucket Nays--Folger, Swain.
Yeas, 1876. Nays, llG.
30 tho order was laid on the table ~
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semmons & Sons snectacles.

THE following brief but explicit received yester-
day, by Messrs. Sermons q Son, Opticians, is but
another testimonial to The many already received from
gentlemen of The highest standing in the medical profes
sionnd others, TO the great superiority of he glasses
which these gentlemen furnishing to our citizens at
their rooms 247 Main Street, D. Scott Jr's Drug
Store.
MEssRs, II. SERMONS & SoN-Centlemen- have used
Tor the last 1--WE days The Spectacies which you furns-
The glass appears to be Of The rsionality ac
curately ground and highly polished tor clear and dis
tinct vision they excel any thinsI have ever used
Yours Respectfully, JOHN GREEN.
Worcester, Jan. s. 1858.
STAY LlMITED.-ln consequence of previous arrange
ments for visiting other cities, Messrs Sermons & SON
will be unable 10 remain in Worcester longer than the
2Oih lust Therefore, those in OF their celebrated
spectacles, viii do well to call soon
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-20

IRISH BUTTER.-Tbe mode of making the cell
eorated butter from the neighborhoodof Clonmel
is thus described:
Our best makers have large airy, cool diaries,
and churn twice or three times week, which de-
ponds on the heat of the weather. Caution must
be used not to allow the cream to be too long in
the tubs and pans, or until it gets sour, as the
butter will then be inferior, and what is termed
eheesy, The butter~milk must be well worked
out of the butter, and when sailed, it should be
packed firmly into the fir6in. These, with great
cleanliness, the principal things to De looked
after in the manufacture, otherwise-the butter will
not keep its quality. The quantity of fine salt is
three pounds to the irkin, containing about six
ty-three pounds.
Some persons have expressed surprise that but
ter should be brought to this country from Ire
land, and have remarked that it is like carrying
Goals to Newcastle. 1t is an unusual course of
trade, and has been induced by the scarcity of
butter in this country caused by the severe drouth
This mas greatly lessened the quantity of butter
made in the principal butter districts of New Eng
land and New York. 1t may seem, at first, that
the deficiency may be supplied from the western
States and this might be done, probably, as to
quantity, but unfortunately, such is the ignorance
or carelessness of many western butter-makers,
that most Of the butter they send to the eastern
cities, is only grease
The price paid for butter lately imported from
Ireland, was stated to have been sos. the hundred
in Cork, or Sis in Liverpool-equal to about 20
and 81 cents per lb.-Bostoa Ciltjgator.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-20

EXAMINATION OF WILSON, FOR COUNTER
FEIrING.-The case of William w. Wilson,
charged with counterfeiling the Merchants Bank,
Boston, and the Trademarks Bank, Chelsea, and
having in possession dies and bank plates for that
purpose, came up in the Boston Police Court, Tues
day forenoon. A fifth complaint was entered against
him. charging the same offences the Housaionic
Bark, after which, the examination upon the previ.
cts complaints proceeded. The government pro-
duced about dozen witnesses. Police officer Ga
len Holmes and constable William X. Jones, detail.
ed the circumstances If the arrest, and what impe-
ments counterfeit bills, SC, we're seized, aud Mr.
Pelton, engraver, testified conc rnius certain
bank plates and dies made by him, which passed
into Wilson'S possession, and by the Use of which,
it is alleged by the prosecution, he counIeriened
bank bills. Other witnesses gave evidence tending
TO crimmate Wilson He was bcund o-er in $I7,-
GOO for ual before the Municipal Court, in default
of which he was committed.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-20

FIRE IN BLAcKsToEE.-The Sash and Blind
Factory owned by w. & J. J. FaInum, aud occu.
pied by MI. Lapham, at Blackstone, was destroyed
Dy IRE on ruesday evening between 10 and II o'clock
Inc building occupied by the Blackstone Fur
mace Co'' and the one occupied by B. Martin s. Co.,
as Plough Factory, were on Gre several times. I'm.
not much damage WAS done to them, exec, bv wa.
ter, and BY removingahe ,aaehinery &c. II. Mar.
lin & 20. were ipsaree-aone Of the others we're
We are indebted to X. Walker of ROSES E..
press for the above Information, MS we have oGso
been for other information former occasions. and
we take this opportunity TO say what we have often
before thought, that the two brothers Walker, are
model express men, worthy to be associated with
the yeleran aud eccentric Ross.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-20

fETTY swISDLING.-A young man calling him.
seh A''en' Obtained thee pairs Of ladies' boots at the
ftore oil Joel Fletcher, on Main street. on Tuesday
evening, through pretence that he wished to take
them home, to enable his mother TO select pair
that would SUIT her. lie afterwards made an at .
tempt TO raise the wind, by offering to pledge them
as security for the loan Of three dollars, until morn
ing, at the store of Geo. II. Harlow & Co., grocer.
on Front street. The declaration that he made the
shoes himself, excited Mr. Harlows suspicious that
all was not right, as the marks indicated that they
were made in Bolton, and he declined making the
loan. Subsequently, the theft Of the shoes was dis
covered; but before the police could lay their hands
upon the young scamp, he had decalnped to parts I'm.
known.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-20

Ihousands of Parents who use Vermi(upe connosod
VI tastor on, Calomel &c, aware that white
they appear to benefit the patient they are actually
!hg ihe foundations Tor series of discusses such ms sal
N4tlop, loss Of sight, weakness of limbs, &c.
IN another column will he found The advertisement of
h9Dchsaeks Medicines, which We ask the attention Of
an otecuy interested in their own as well as their CIi
oren's health In Liver complaints, and all dsord, p
uIsDg nom Hose of bilious type you should make use
Oh lht only genuine medicine, liobensack's Liver Pills
u, ~ . re not dscoiUed,n bnt ask for Iobensaok,s
"orm syrup and Liver Pills, and observe that each hns
me signature OF the Proprietor J. NJ HOBENsACK
as none else are genuine
l.. II. LAZELL, T. IL. MARSH. and n scoTr
lr Agents for Worcester.
noyl3 no
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P. WARES CLOTHING STcRE.-The cne price
system adopted by A. P. Ware & Co., for the sale of
ready clothing, at their tcnsye depot on Main
street, in the store recently occupied by II. II. Cham
berlin & Co., seems TO with very general favor
The price feveIy article is plainly marked upon it
from which there is abatement, and consequently
the shrewd buyer and the most unskled in Judging of
the quality and value of such goods, stand npon per
feet equality and feel, while purchasing the most
entire confidence that they to pay fair price, and
nothing more.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-20

~ Among list of Americans at Rome, the
Evening Gazette mentions Miss Charlotte Cushman,
Miss Hayes, DIR. Hosmer, and Miss Harriet Hos
ner, Of Boston; also Grace Greenwood, and MIR
Bayue, who has accumulated fortune by his PIANO.
rama. Miss Hosmer promises to become one Of the
most finished sculptors in the world She is under
the tuition Of Mir Gibson, and has modelled already,
"A large bust Of Venus, Gibsons infinite Amusement
and delight; he takes all Rome to see it, and say s
there is not a sculptor in Rome who could do bet
ter, while there are MANY who could not approach It.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-20

AN ACCIDENT. A valuable horse-one of a
iavorlte matched pair-belonging to Mr. Henry
Goulding, was accidentally killed in this city yes
terday about noon. Mr. tiouldings son was driving
the horse in Pleasant street, when the shafts got de-
tached from the sleigh and came in contact with the
horses heels. Frightened thereat he ran down
Pleasant street aud Front street. where he turned
about and, taking the sidewalk, passed down Nam
street Opposite the American House, he cleared
himself from the shafts and nlnued on At ral,id
rate, till nearly in front Of j. Green & Co.'S store.
where he ran against tree and wounded himself SO
badly in the head and neck that he died upon the
spot. II seems almost a miracle that no one should
have been run overly him, in passing such dis.
lance on the side walk. We understand there were
several very narrow escapes
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-20

RAIL ROAD MEETING.-The meeting at Brin-
ed. 1t was organized by the appointment of Hon
J. S. c. KnowIton as Chairman, and John Boyden
as Secretary. The subject of re-organizing the Bos
ton, Barre, and Gardiner Railroad was considered,
and its Importance discussed by Joseph Mason Esq,
Gov. Lincoln, w. A. Wheeler, Esq, Hon. John
Brooks, and others. A committee, consisting of
Mayor KnowIlon, Joseph Mason, and Judge Thorn
as. was appointed to make the necessary inquiries,
and report statement of facts the adjounmentof
the meeting, to be holden on Wednesday evening
next.
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Especial Despqtch.1
Great Fire i'm New York.

NEW YORK, Jan, 49,
The large store corner of CedM and Williams
streets, occupied by j. NJ. Beach, importer of Laces,
caught fire this evening about 2 past 6 O'Clock
The storeis being completely Quilted by the fire, the
flames bursting out Of the windows with fearful vio-
ence.
7o'cLooK,P P. M.-The fire now continues to
rage with unabated force. The Gremen are on hand
working like heroes to subdue the flames.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Gen. Peirce's Cabinet.--Nothing has vet bsen
positively ascertained with reference o Gen Peirce's
Cabinet About twenty individuals in each State have
been named, all dis ingushed men But ousand have
asceftahed from actual experiment. the estmabe val
ne OF Bush's Cough Cure LOzenges, for the cure of
Coughs, Colds, Roarsenes, Catarrhs, and the thousand
other acute diseases ofihe throat and lungs.
Sold by BUSH & CO.. "a Front 81
innl9 d9t
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iAOWFsON d CO., Express (nrwarders having
male arrangements for drawing Cheeks directly on The
hest Bahkng Company, at Belfast Ireland or any of
Fprahches are now ready draw Checks on the above
Company, from E 10 Gl0,00O
=, Inc advantage Of sending 10 friends abroad a Bank
obvious. 100 - 'e"i'S
bills OF Exchange, Checks, and Passage Certificates
lo passages nom Liverpool New York or Boston
iufnlshed at this office. s. Y.R. HICKCOX, Agent,
Jeo az Waldo Block. Main slr.et w n,ceater
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JOEEN BoYnEN

stock, Exchange, and Money Broker,
no. 200 Main street.-Uncurrent Bank Notes,
Drafts Stocks, and Specie bought and sold Bills of Ex-
cnange drawn GU Barring Brothers. & Co.. payable in
England Ireland Scotland, DC, in Drafts
and Notes collected in any Stale in the Union and the
CGnadas. Leans negotiated, &c, &c.
Office directly front OF the Worcester House, and CD.
Posite TIE Worcester County Bible soeietys Depository
WOrcesier, NAV ID. 1859. dlstf
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u Mrs. Barker, of Pine Meadow, who was
found on Sunday night, 81 inst, with her head split
open, died on Wednesday, l9,h INST, after much and
protracted suffering. 1t will be recolected that
bloody axe was found in Bakers house, by a
the deed was done. Mrs. Barker indicated her
husband as the person who struck her with this
Ratchet VIM. Barker was taken into custody,
where he remains. The witnesses in the case
were summoned to appear before the Grand Jury on
Thursday morning, goth inst. When we visited
the scene Of the murder on Wednesday, the Coroner
and Coroner's Jury were there holding an inquest
on the body Of the unfortunate woman