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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-06-23
NOTICE.

i ; p pursuance Of an oriercf SIC CT pi- Cosr
p foF IuF9lh COMFY, 1cuuess"n st as Narrl
Team 1853, twill, o. the frs Moud. y .. !gi!
neT4. Ser for sal5 t. the h4ssi.t '3sf fl
cash. }ge fI,sl,psii.t "a ~ i.ll Z, o q g
there,F a. VIII sss ile 5 y ga !
the GPs-s p q charges or the ram ,Ae m
De ny .in2 frd nla.d, to v!.:
/ j. C.HfsF', 0ae tract Il lal $50 eerts
+ lying q OWL lis.ret HQ. i, va'g. a $3.50
taxes pig fe' #, collec.os,s Zee g. d.eFk'z fse
81 81 Fiste.is Iee : -;
We fen i.J,. nc J, Que ,r-o- :. ,pa osa
aires, wig II evil g.s5r 10 IT. haiGed st
$3.50. faxes 121 cents co'isc-ogs fsg s J. Jerks
Tee 81 50, pri9tcr's ZEE 81 90.
Beniauii# Be-ycrIv. o..e trac. CT be- Z. 400
acres, lying III civil district No. II, felusi AT
500 1axes = cents, collectors fee SD, clerk :
fee 81 go, enters fee 81 30
Gas les Heathcocb one tract Of rd. ICo
acres, lying IN cisil district No H. aiued at
Sl3e, taxes II cents, COLLECTORS fee SD clerks
led 81 30 rriarel's fee 81 5G
Fiirah Penoya, ore tract Of land, I0,q }aSsfes.
lying j civil district No q, valued S-5to,
taHes % collectors fl 81 clIrl.'s lee
s. 80. psihter's fee 81 50.
WiBw Rortt oae trace of land, z y aeres,
lying q civil district No. 2t, pflilel tt $50
taxes 5R} coats, cQlltetcs's lie 81 oh rl's fee
81 50. printers fee IL 80
N.iliFm SINH orc trac; q land ~ acres,
lying IN civil district Ne q ,valeeI r. $3.50
taxes 544 cents. COLLECTORS lee I, cl4rk's fse
81 90 "a sar's Zee 81 80
John r. sHeea' hers. o..- f-ect of u.l, 1873
eres, Vim n civil district Nc.2i, ,l.inel i.
sIFt taEeS -l cents coilcc'ef's fee els dierb's
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NASHVILLE TESN-The river is now TOO
shallow to allow boats Of even the smalesg
class to pass dyer the shoals with fre 4ht
CottoIl--There has beet nothing o impor-
tanec done IN cotton--the market Ike the river,
lis near the lowest ebb.
Tobacco--Th here is some demand FIR manu-
featuring Lists, and occasional sales at 81 SOC
IS 95--though the market is fiat.
Groceries, y o change in the Grocety mar
let. The stotk o. hand is ample to supply the
demand
PErEpsbuRa. yA-Bacon. Marx ct q;iat
and de1nFISsl very bankruptcies without
change.
Cotton--Thfre has been a very active le-
mand which his pretty well cleared of all the
lots offering. Sales at pa l0I as in cgdlitv.
! lard Barrels J0is oil: keg ll3@Il2.
Leathe4- -A@rket firm l21a @1$ for I'D
and good.
Wheat Receipts very iight--salfs Q 2
81 o5.
MEMPIIIF, TEyN.-Cotton.--Th snake for
The week rast has been very quiet, hut few
bales charging hands atour former quotations.
ThestocF Oh hand Is very reduced and the re-
ceipts are light The cotton in store does not
exceed 1900 bales, with but small portion Of
the stock an the market. TRANSACTIONS are
limited TO orders, with few sales even Of this
character. w rtnew or founer quotations.:
!uferiqr -. .....-.... -. 6! 81
Draibary ....4.e-. 80 staI4
Low Middling.... ~ as
r. Kidding -. !. S3dN5
Strict Niddllng ....... -. 9@pfa
Good Miadling.. 80. j.. q tklQ4
j1sl,.-
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-06-23
Tcgesablcs--

Tile various spring vegetables are
now plenty and cheap And as this
rs the season when cucumbers ought
/ to b3in market, am as they ar a
grea favorite will many, it would be
well to remember the advice of an
eminent physiciph, in their prepara-
ton for the table 1t WIS something
like this: First, wash them clean; then
peal them carefully, and cut in thin
Slices; pour over them a moderate
quar- tity of vinegar, with pepper
and salt; and then--throw them
away. II our spring vegetables gen
er4llY, were prepared and disposed Of
i'll this way, there would be fewer ca
ses Of cholera morbus, flux, etc. By
The way, we notice that in New Y ork
city, cucumbers and r pasting ears are
selling, each, at str dollars per 1tog. !
et' That Is equal to about ten cents
Il bite. Tolerably dear eating.
I1incoI:i Co. Bible Society
The anniversary sermon Of this
Society vas delivered last Sunday,
to large and attentive audie nee,
BY Rev. NJ. Marshall Rev E.
G. Slater. the regular appointee,
Filling to attend, from sickness
On the day following, the Society
met for the transaction Of business.
The following gentlemen were APP
pointed officers for the ensuing year
Rev. S. NJ. C6wan, Prest; Revs. /
II. Marshall and a. s. Sloan, Vice
Presidents; DR.. w w. MeNlfley, !
See; Irbv Morgan, Treas; 3. NJ.
Ringo. Depository; T. G. Goo rieh /
ami L. ?. Shapard. Managers; Rev.
A, Smith, 1rby Morgan, e. n. Ringo. .
Dr.. w. W. McNelley. 4. G. Good
rich. r. P. Shapard, and John Gray,
Soliciting Committee. It was voted
that the next anniversary be held
tbe third Sabbath in Dune, 1854,
A. proebp +o,ia,, Church and |
taat Rev. Thaddcus Plummer de-
LIVER the sermon; Rev. $. NJ Cow
IN. alternate. 1nitiatory steps were
taken 10 employa colporteur whose
liity it shall be to supply the Holy
to such families in Lincoln1
as may Be destitute of it; !
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For tho Care Of
C0TGHS, COLDS, UOaRSEyESS.
BRONCHITIS, WH0OPIsG-S0UGH;
GROUP. ASTHMA, AND
CONSUMPTION.

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az -4is tn l'a9le Y5lei't 1iefssd on
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i'fn,ln vac tsl 81 T. i s'loEs- "hiie HI
IL, ef'' lgiiiS iie1 fLft'ae apon ie Tea nit
1.sI a. ie,. ''-se''s. P''I - -
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~ y sia9 a''lspI'ti1sf can ne Nyr fofges. e4i
ca cures 20 irlesops and tpo Fcnias4-
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IL n, - i..'.ie VIZ liiaieA fpfe +
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=, fA+ aoeS iot Oh y as a seIeTal tlEiis
9it.i''a1 iN'f'So-y' chrf iie iailaaief iF hi'b
I : employee.
'1 '-'-ls '''-Aes liss iaa'7 ser iai ha-'9r
',s ''i' t.'s = f'iaf ~
''e yes I.'iai.ce ol - aiIi'etea ire pa 4hc os
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steiS i'aslel q F''l'.si's '-ii}fLf i.eFe
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= r.. tli.'..' i''i IN iie ~Io'
= ~ eisf' eoqH1f.is It eoFl'l.s I'd t- us@f IN
Ter mos utel'issaf inysicl3i.s. iartt+t
? r,'al. fii'iicf ele - 1m2I 2. hers .helsei
c = q t-aca f. t.ea i''5'i'1.t !'r.. E
',.''- ~ % 4',f'. ..Aseii' a..l "a.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-06-23

The HrbsFee::--
The dionth slin continues II
some petitions Of t be county, how
ever, rarI tioularly j 4 le region round
abbnttbe source Of Norris creek
refreshing showers have fallen The
Wheat generally IS harvested The
yi4ld is abundant Il more than IN
ay{ragf. the gfaih pelhg inc ahq
hejyy3
siaee the foregoing WIS in tyne
the rain Jas co me On Tues day
mdrning a eopous shower leil'
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C.iz zD1S m2@

ever offered it this m7rEef, to. hch VT re-
,nef,fuiiz beg lcave 70 call the attcueion d our
inehtis ardthf public generally aud Assure
them that We y I 4 offer Goods on such teahs As
cauno. fail to le,is2. Cur stuck consists Ia
fars Of tie folldv1ig LADIES
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-07
EXCELSIOR RAIR T0NTC.


the HAIR.
4 He above has hecn thoroughly tested snd he result
is, universal exp sssion of entire sasfartion.-
II is warranted TO eradica The andruf prevent Rail-
ness tendency gray. prevent the f,lrC OF
the hair, preserve its color, render il soft piabl md
glossy, and IN good condition for curling eradicate tha
AM alculD which is destructive The hair ren"ve
the scurd cure scald head, relieve headache &c. The
Excelsior Hair onc being purely vegetable prepare
ton, is the thing the only thing worthy Of lis name
BHi{aeSS.shculd any desire to see his bald head
retiring under the shade Of beautiful locks let An mako
thorough of the Excelsior Hair Tonic
Eating L0OSf ming Of the Hqir If this disease
be egeced, it viii prove the precursor OF badness
resnt which is by desirable one, and which
can easily he avoided by thorough Of the Excel
sior Hair Tonic
DaadrgB and Sourg.-Ths disorder, in most cases
owing neglect want ei proper attention, may bs
easily ana entirely obvated by The use according d.
Tections, of the Excelsior Hair Tonic
HeGdache.- If yen would he relieved Of headache,
and the gloomy dsagreeabe feeling attendant upon it.
and III their stead be inspired with the reVgng refresh
Ing, AID hilarious spirit resulting from head clean ana
clear, and brain free and active, the Excelsior
Hair Tome.
Ltniment.--For Wounds, Bruises, Sprains Agues
rheumatism, Chilhains. Stngs ana Bites of Insects
Sore Threat Pimples, Chapel Hands c., most ex
cecnf and valuable Imminent he Excelsior n air Tonic
Cai'drer-It may be used upon he heads of children
wit the happiesi results
Prepared ouly by LOMBARD d CUNDALL Drug
gists, Springfield, Mass. To WHOM applications for
agencies must he addressed.
PRICE TSEElNTX-FiVE GENTS.
AGGurs-CALDWEs & fliL, Z, u. MARSH
and d. SCOTT, III. and s'dd by Druggists snd Fancy
Dealers, &C., throughout the United states and the
Cauadas aC6 da,vtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-07
PettengiII's New York and iOston
Advertising Agency.
FREKCB, ENGLISH,
A75ERRCAS EagY.

'ENHh ladies of The United states respectfully in
vited to visit the magnificent Shuw RooUs Of the
subscriber The arrangement she has recently entered
into fer supply OF the latest STYLES Of Foreign VI I'LL
merry, from Ma Lehalleur, the celebrated millmer
in Paris, and Mrs. Lamarne, Bond street. london,
geheI with her own superior taste enables her t. pre-
sect 10 her numercu friends and the pnbc in general
at this the and attiartve display
OF ALI Goods in her line of business, offered for
sale in this country.
Mrs. S. has acknowledge the receipt of n any
plimentary letters from the trade 'hrougout the Cmon
relative 10 the safety Of the transit of The Sprrg ur
chases and o. the complete approval Of the stye and
hish OF ali the goods out ard she happy say
that the WHOl ESALE department is still under the
same management. Mrs. VIM. SIMMONS,
aus30 dim Sc Broadway, New York.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-07
The Octave, in Carved Casts,

The 7 Octave, in Carved Casts,
the and Octave in plain round and round Cases
the and Octave in square Cases with prices varying
from S290 10 $500; Tie Boador style which is su-
perior 70 Others N form and tone; the Octave in
carved Cases the Octave in plain Cases prices fon
S*5 TO $500. All the move have I'll be,rS Poteat
ActioE, an are superio 10 any others in the Market
aud viii be sold or exch ised on favorable terms
Aiso Seraphjaes, Eolian8 and MelodjaRs,
from the hcsi Makers. Music Books o ali kinds 4
choice ssleCtion o. New sheet Music Flano stools
Shirley F.ilUiturr Poll sh rar 10 l. tuned and
repaired EMERY FERRY. Professor. ard
aug DIFF s. ANDREWS Teacher O IMrsic
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-07
IMPORTANT VERY
RELIEF ~ TEN MINUTES!


E5LtN Ans FSUL HOMO WAEERS
A RE unfuliug in the cure Of CoUGRs, ASTHMA,
"a RaoNCHtris, SORE THROAT, IoARsNbss, Di FL.
CULT BREAlHING, iN; rflENr CoAsuNPrtoS, AND DIs-
EAsas or TIRE 1t *G~. They have no ia>te Of tdi-
cine and any ch ID will take them. Thousands have
been restored Ia hcalih thai la before dc priced -
Testmo " given in huniIejS Of cases. singls dose
relieves in TEN mINur4s
ASK for Bryan's Pulmouic Waters. The orig nal and
only genuine is stamped Bryan" Spurious Kinds are
offered Tor sale Twcnty-fve cents box. Sold by
PropretoIs. o3 dawis3n
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-07
Merimaek Eiutual Loan Eund Association.


Merimack Mutual Loan Fund Association.
EIlE success of Associations, OF this kind in other
/ Cities, Induced the Secretary OF this Association,
to prepare Books TOT Subscribers to Stock in the Lowell
Mutual Loan Fund Association in Move mber last. The
Association was formed, al now the Shares on which
thirteen dollars have been paid valued at thirty
dollars each, thus showing the rapility of aCcumna
ton, for no scheme has been devised by which the
accumulation has been so rapid, having all the advan
tiges and securities OF a Savings Bank, with greater
profits. The great benefits cOnierreI by their opera
ton, in the alienation of rent and removing incum
brances from property must nrctly present them
selves to every intelligent person ANY tavng
property incumbered, can by taking advances his
Shares receive from the funds of the Association Il
sum sufficient to remove the incumb ranCe and repay
the Association by payments each month"; having
era years To pay it, making comparatively easy and
if wishes to build purchase house. P this way his
rent may be turned to assist in paying for his
hou e, or if he pays two dollars per month into the
Treasury, he will accuuuatc the OF five hundred
dollars, in rom six to eight wears according the OPP
CREATIONS thus far. The Books Of tins Association are
now open for subscriptions and the public invite! to
call and learn The advantages, IN he any inquiries
anime the plan Of operation, and subscribe Tor STOCK
AT the Office oi the Secretary, No ., Nesmths New
Block, SAMUEL MciM TIRE, Sec'v.
VINO is also Agent for first Life aai Fire Insnr
ance Companies. ol3 dawIf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-07
COAL Ar CITY COAL YARD.

IN Coal Yard, best varieties OF penusy vana Coal,
Tor iemiy use, which Will be sold at the lowest market
price, and delivered ~ the best pnssib 10 order.
0uallty and v eight warranted satisfactory. Orders
lei at aiiy Coal Yuri Office, Park St. at the Grocery
s'ore OF Mr. ID Hawkins, Jr., Lincoln Squere, or
through me Pot Once, will be thankfully received aud
rs9np''y n,led, GIL MANN, Agent.
sept 10. 1898. dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-07
NOTICE.

fINHE undersigned respectfully give notice to the
pnblic thai on after the 3Oth inst sales of Conec-
iionery, Soda Water, segars and Fancy Articles, on
lhr sabbath, will be discontinued ut their Esa5 fish
Inentn.
Medicines will be dispensed, aud Physicians perscrip-
ions prepared on Sundays as heretofore.
l.. +. LAZELL,
JAMES GREEN,
v. a. MARSH.
oa5 div G. 4. u A. ]. HOWE.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-07
New FanoY looms.

FT'HE subscriber has invented aud pntented a new
i and improved Fancy Loom, Tor Wooden, Cotton OF
Linen. IL can be built Mt less price than the Fancy
Looms hitherto used. VIII accomplish as much or more
work h the same power. Il convennt aud simple In
It's construction, and east attended IL may be seen
~ operation at Messrs. Smith Pfatt's Mill IN New
England Viloge Grafton. For further Information In
quire at No SO Main street, of him petsony nj Nil
bury. au23 dhwtt JOHN PENDER
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-07
[pRTCI: ONE CENT
yo8 EsPER
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Manufactures, Trades, and Professions.

The following List repr, senliug one or two houses in
each branch of tia4e, is submitted to the citizens of
Worcester County, and the public generally, with the
fullest confidence hat persons in of he products
of Wore Work Shops or the Nerohsndize of W6r-
c-sc5 Stores, in Of the branches here euurrrafd
will be able 10 supply themselves ut short notice and
up0n reasonable terms be with ia Boston
or elsewhere.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-07
Smith & BROTHER,
DEALERS
B ID DTS "A n ID SE5 @ e s .

OF ALL KINDS
No l44 Main Street, opposite the Post Office, Wor.
cestet, Mass.
JoHN F. Smith o24 ddl CSC. L. SMITH.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-07
JUST PUBLISHED.

FE'HE MEMOIR of the Life and LabGrs Of the
1 Rev. AuONlRA1 JCD~ON, D. D.,
by Francs q! land, Presd,nt of Brown University
For sale ALLEN'S BOOKSTORE.
81 1T 27j Main street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-07
N0rICEa. &c.

French ami Spanish Conversation,
TNHE subscriber is ready 80 give private lessons
/ to ladies' and gentlemen in French or Spanish -
Call at No Is Pleasant st F. C. MISNGR.
aug4 d.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-07
PERNONS IN WANT or

PIANO F0RTE3, Or MEL0DE0NS,
VAIL. do well to call at e. 5 NAsON'S New
" Piano Forte Ware Rnon, no. zO1 Wan ST, aud
see what they can do there, beiors purchasing else
where distt -
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-07
Also, SINGING BOOKS.

Of all kinds which may he found '}ir Sing
ins School COmpanioi, book containing secular and
sacred music the shawn, Tempt Gamma, Tor
sale rs ahmve. IA hff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-07
Wanted immediately
w AN TEL D,

A SITUATION in Mercantile, or Manufacture s
II Business, by an aetve business man, no will in
vest two three ga0usad Dollars Address h. g.
through the Post flee. dnwtf s27
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-07
WANTS.


W ANTED.
A PARTNER, in The saw Manufacturing business,
"A that can lGhsh thlec thousand uollpIs il!
Ca h.
Toe basiacsa will pay 50 per cent. N9ae need apply
but one whn has got good mechanical turn, and is
wIlipg to mite his labor with lis partner For fur
thet particulars inquire Of L. NJ ELWELI
oi8 dim No. 20 #xch tnce st. Worcester Mass.
1000 Go9d VAST aakers Wanted.
'T'O whom constant employ nsn through the year will
4 be giveo, an casa pa nent every werk by
CdAS W. FREELAAD
4es daNNd Union Black, Man
Maohinista Wanted,
n st tionary &c glue and locomotive shop in Quo
i lnGHire OF - a. HD y LAND, ct Bah & Eiee's
Counting Rooh, o. 10 summer street. distf 81
WANTED.
THREE or foar Blackamjthe accustomed to the use
4 OF Ifip-hdmmeis. Also two 4ouI Chieel grinders
Apply 70 4. fOS fGR sL CG Worcester, or RAGE.
WiHFGAN Co, West tci5utg.
Elea-a ISL
Wanted Immediately,
DY the subscribers, at their Steam shop, four good
II Jourueymln hiachiusts, iron work. ard -Four
good wo1d workmen to 0hom steady employment can
be given. J. l.. K A. w STEVENS
Eas Brookasld sept 8, 1858 " Of
WANTED.
EOUR Gentleman Borders may be accommodated
1 with elsant Rooms, iaw doors irom vain It.
Also Gentleman AMI Niie, and a few table board.
The House is heated with furnaces.
For particulars inquire Al this Office. DIFF SO
ANTED.
A SITUATION in Mercantile or Manufacturing
n Business, by an active business man, no will in
two three Ta0usad Dollars Address h. g.
through the Post Office. dnwtf s27
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EDITORS AND rRorsrEroRs.
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TOV ESi


tR'Ht subscriber has repeushed his stock OF Child
+ n's Toys aud has on hand The greatest vars-
" offered to this city. Z. MERRILL.
iel5 daWu % Aaia ct.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-20
The Railroad War In Erie, Pa.

From the Buffalo Cou Ter Nov. 49,
We received the following blood-and thunder des
patch by the O'Reily Line at late hour last night
1t seems that like the warriors in the oyster war of
AccOmac, who were exhorted "to fight for their mud
scows and their women the Erie folks are preparing
to strike one tremendous blow for their right to se
crackers and peddle apples at their station. Drive
ahead gentlemen! Yours Is q game two can play
at
ERIR Nov. TSP H.
There is meeting of railroad here this evening,
to decide upon the to be pursued with regard
change Of guage The military preparing out
ON call of the Mayor wagon load of powder has been
taken to the Armcry for cartridges It is thought there
is any resistance the part Of the railroad company,
that the track will be torn up the whole length Of the
county and the bridges destroyed The people are de-
rous that the track should remain it is-but the
railroad cympany force them to act there Ia telling
where they will stop. Our Supreme Court decide that
the western road has law to protect it. and only
ord is Leeded from the authoteS to up the whole
to the Ohio line Monday will probably decide the mat
ter.
The Cleveland Plaindealcr of the 18th inst. SAYS
Latest accounts from the Algerines at Erie say
that they are making all manner Of felonous prepsr
rations to resist the execution Of the law upOn the
railroad track running through their one horse
town.
We learn from another source that the railroad
company design to put sufficient number Of men
upon the work next Sunday to alter the entire eah
teen miles In one day. The result will be mpatienty
looked for.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-20

and o'clock, fire broke out in tie building
(known as she old Methodist Church) on the corner
Of Union and Methodist streets, occupied by MeHrs
I. N. & j. II. Allyn as piano mandatory, and by
the Sons OF Temperance as Q division room. The
building was burned to the ground with its contents.
It was owned by the Methodist Society in this city
We are informed that the Mesus. Allyn had about
5000 worth Of property in the building, and was
insured for about 81 900. Several houses adjoining
were considerably damaged. The house of MI. VIM
Denison was nearly destroyed, but the loss we under
stand, is nearly covered by insurance A house be-
longing to Major Wilson was slightly injured, Is was
the barn Of Asa Otis, Eeq. The roof Of the Frat
caught fire. NsU London Chronicle, Nov. l8.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-20

RAILROAD ACCIDENTAL melancholy accident
70 c,nstruction train yesterday the noin-
natl, Columbus and Cleveland Railroad. 1t was one Of
against An engine tender and pa form car were run
nrg out to Grafton for ties whsn about two miles from
speed could be checked, Of the wheels came on ard
catching under the car-on which three braksnsn
threw the car on the track, partially dsmoliahing
man Damed Earl much injured that he died In two
hours, suffering great agony. Earl firmly vsdgsd
IN BY large stone that 1t required the united strength Of
two mon to pry of and effect his release The dessased
Was an irishman, single, aged H. and boarded N Ohio
City. Another man, named Joyoe, who lives On Light
House street. received very ssve and unusual fracture
through the side Of the jaw This man bled proasey for
four hours, and hes in critical state although the
chances appear TO be favor of his living Mr. Joyce u
Irishman and has q family. The third man injured
was Nr McDonnough OF Ohio City, who severely but
not danaerousy injured IN the bAok-Cers'and Hu'd,
NCv. 16h.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-20

Total arrivals and departures 239 s57 1871 44s
The number Of vessels in ballast has been 1877 of
which 1907 are on arrival, and 7,490 on depar-
ture.
Lieutenant Colonel Beatson, of the Bengal army,
who distinguished himself in span under Sir De
Lacy Evans, and who has since acquired additional
military experience and large accession or profess
siOna reputation in his command of brigade Of the
Nizams army in India is about to proceed to Turkey.
We believe it is III derstood that Lieutenant Colonel
Beatson il to be employed, with the sanction Of the
Sultan, in the drill and discipline Of the Osmank
regulars.
The following comparative view of the salubrity
OF the different countries of Europe is given in the
sixth annual report of the Registrar General Eng
land % deaths annually to 900 living; France "a;
Prussia, ~; Austria, 80; and Russia, So.
The officers Of the French navy now ct Rochefort
have determined to have funeral service celebrated
for the repose of the soul of Lieutenant Bel0 who
persisted in the Arctic regions and who was native
of R0chefort. The officers of the other branches Of
the service have been invited to attend. The Minis
ter Of Marine, sewing notice of this intention
from the Maritime Prefect signfed his full approval
Of this pi0us act.
The Earl Of Eglinton has consented to preside
over public meeting, which is to be held in the
Music Hall, Edinburg, on the evening Of Wednee-
day, November 2, for the vindcation Of Scottish
rights