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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-16
DRUGS, MEDICINES,

Chemicals, Perfumery, Be-, &c.
II H. CRUmBACKER would annoqnee to his
81 ffieEds and the public generally, that puroh1s.
interest OF the senior partner In the latey
conducted under the firm OF J. CrumbaekeI q Sou no
will continue the the old stand, No ft5 Main ST.
uance OEthe patronage rally bestowed od irm
He has just returned from the Eastern is now
Chemicals, Perfumery, Fancy articles 6e ~ q yhcll
were purchased eer strict personal inspee ard with
scrupuous regard purity OF quality and how offered
tothe public ON tho most reasonable terns. W..
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GEORGE MBNDEI4
I,nnk at ThisI

LLthose who arc DESTROYS Of preservng The memory
IA orthemseves and and friends, can do so most ehec-
tuaIy, by calling without delay,ot L. Tarbes Daguer-
reolype Rooms at the OF Main and Bddle Streets
which be obtained with the saue degree OF
L. TARBELL, Daguer feotypist,
Corner or Main and Bfddle streets,
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]. -. -.
WHEELING.
BPRTNGl OFISS5.
WIN. sELBY,

WIN. Il. SELBY.
WHOLESALE DEALER IN
ROFeiSn & 5Domestie Dry Goods,
No!11T Main st!j Westside, bstigeSI Monroe ana
f. 80 as4 fEfl.., Union sts.3 q sl a 30 ID $
ceiling, Va, a, y s-.,.5,ss. ~
rs NOW IN receipt OF ais Spring stock OF Dry Goods
and Notions direct from importers and Manhfactns
TeTs Comprising complete and desirable stock Of
goods adapted TO the trade this section found
in any hou o. EastoI est to which would respectfully
Invite the attention Of retail dealersj consisting
.g{ DRESS GOODS. .tsl
In black silks, plPacas poPlipS, lawns, de laipes gpg.
has etc. with very large stock prints, OF ths best
makes and colors. Also, boHnets, rbboHsS Innings
othsr trimmings in variety. An1oL -
@ MEMS WEAR. s=f
In cloths, cassimeTs, snttlne It's, m6Tino 6assfefeS
jeans tweeds, and summer cothsj aso Cotton1des Dem
s' blue drills, brown linens, linen drills, nankeens
other hneh goods very desirnbe assoTtmept Also,
ena and boys palm hats Leghorn and Canton hats sot
WOOL bFaAh hats eej with nll stock Of linen and
ton bag1ng. seamesS bags buraPsl table dapersr cras
drlngs, dckngs, checs shifng, stripes, etc., brown
and bleaohcd muSns with good stock Of white goods
inthe
As scabrios jacouets, Irish linens, aces, threads but
TONS hoscry, gloves, combs et6 In all their variety.
My whole stock viii be 1Ouna unsurrHssedI well In
mara5 ~ : = 4si=' W. T. sRLBY.
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CENTRE FOUNDRY.

. J. @ A. ]. bhHGSI
No. ~ Main So, Centre Wheeling
TBEP constantly hand assortment OF tho latest
and most improved Stoves embracing every variety
Of PuTior, Shop and Cooking Stoves Their "Western
Virginan,p coal stove, cannot be surpassed b7 any
thing ever introduced into the city They have sold 100
OF them within the last months, pledgng to
take them back they did not give satsacton ana have
never had one returned
They also keep constantly hand the latest style Of
Arch Crates warranted equal TO any made in this ctyi
Iron Sinks, and variety OF all arucesln the
Foundry line, which will be soli low 70 cash.
US.ParticlIar attention will be paid to III kinds OF Job
Work d&wtE-Aug 8. d
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Something worth seeingI
A. NJ. ADAMS

-4a N b w LOLO h1N " p1OiON . :
HAVING now competed my rooms am bettor pre-
naTed to accommodate my customers than ever be.
FORE and such low prices will asonish the natives
Come and try me. Remember thai my place Is one
door above the old corner, long occupied by me-
useless for mo undertake enumerate my stock the
variety Is so great. ie20 a. NJ. ADAMS.
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el Mandatory. d Z.
THANKFUL for the liberal pltronaEe. heretofore
"a bestowed Upon him, the subscriber
G5y inform his friends and the public genery that b
conttues 10 manufacture the above NAMED Articles in
ali their variety ofhch he has eays on good as
soTtnet for Wholesale and retail very lowpfcest
also keeps hand, cooking stoves or the most app
pro ved pattaTna for coal and wood. =. u, .s
Job work will continue to receive his paftcu llIenuon
with prompnesa and tn atsb that VIII
Suga4 "' ''''' r. RvARNRY, nc. 8, Main st.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
Adams g COZ Paokage Elkspress.

g
VXTR would respectfully inform the public that have
W. exlended gour Great Western Express to Zanes.
VILE, and from thence By connecting Express Line, 10
Newark and Columbus, through 70 Cincinnati, Louiaviue
we are now prepared to forward with mail s7eea and
safety Specie, lIank.bs, JeWeIy, and all descriptions
Of light and valuable packages to and from these points,
vile, MorTistown, Fairvew Washington, Cambridge,
Newark, etc etc. afi.itts- 81. b. tts y
SPECIAL Messenger will leave ONCE in charge OF all
Valuabes PACKAGES and any business entrusted to his
caro- will receive prompt and efficient attention.
ADAMS & co.
.aus22f .g N. PtGMAN, Agent
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Pemberton House. 5a
WATER street, Below Monroe.

WHEELING, VA.
in NJ. .PRMBERTOS announces to his old friends and
il the public generally that he has located in the com
mOdous br OK bulldog formerly known as the "st
Charles and thoroueni repaired and retted it, and Is
pepa ed to entertain travellers in good at
pricbs The Pemberton House is situated Immediately
the Landing and he Depot OF tho Bal
tinOre and Ohio RailroRd aordiDg passengers or Ihe
cars or packet boats convenient stopping place The
proprietor respectfully invites the attention OF his old
friends his house, and socits share OF public patron
aga q u B d.. q
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DAGUERREOTYPE GALLERY.
-. A. c.. .PARTRTnEsEin Z invites
! 5GS2 attention to his Daguerrean Rooms, AMI
9gaSfM Apparatus now the result Of years OF
sf4ttSStI experience and close application 10 tho
s= art Confident that he now combines
lfT17---- in his establishment all OF the improves
uepts which time and proper tests have proven valuable,
1lruiaa to produce ~ ~; Slo
beauty and perfeetton which 1n Jet been pS NV
For the sttrSetiye and commodious style in which his
rooms are tte I he invites public to call and exam
ine for theseyes His Cabinet OF Specimens are always
open for inspection. -,
LikeneSses taken In al kinds OF weatheIt snsy1 " VI
gropst aso most morem ikenesses akenat shortnoee.
ma well select stock erals-Chemeals plates
cases, loekets, &C., always hand and for sale:
RoouaE, No, SO Monroe Htss near the Post ONCE
noy1S
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Thomas II. Gibson,

Thankful liberaI patronage heretofore extendedtc
US, we solicit continuance OF the same & :, = ~
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n .-IrI, THOMAS n. GlbS0uI
PLUM Err AND G AS F1TTER,
No.5 Union st, opposite G.. III. Berry Rope Store
ORGS leave inform his friends and the public In gen
ID eIll that he continues TO carry the plumbing and
fitting ali its various branches, andrespecy so
citaA share OF publ patronage. .-ss .5,.f i..
He has constantly hand, lead and iron pipes, com
and patent hydTants cisern pumps bath boilers
water closets, wash basins cold water fountains for ho
tells, water cooets for private families hot and cold
syyer baths bath tubs and iron elnque boxes lead
oOs, hatteTs ketes. retqrs bleaching and all other
chemical apparatus etc. FaCtores ete. htted up win
dispatch. ssesi!, b. LII. ~ fS,t,.r.. -, 80
candle burners, etc. E5d .-4l - - -
Aorders leit at the above place will be thankfully
ceived and promptly at ended to.
N B.-All orders from tho country VIII meet with
prompt attention. ap6-6md
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BAsITTMORE
"a FelIov.. !alIaseas. q llea, sel.s d

tDdd Relloygs, lIaSonn, Hed m en,T tJo1ia Of
.otssss,s - Temperance go
And other Society RegaIta, -
Banners, Seals and Jelpels manufactured and soid
sby Gibbs s Sasith, No. % Baithnore Street,
Baltimore, Nd
THE aAortneht usually on hand eonsstso OF
REGALIA,
Odd Fenolcs'-Grand ana Subordnate Lodge and En.
80. Past stSTand and other ohieeru. plainan
1st, Cd, Sd, am and 9Th Degree Parade Re.
Z ., So! 81 gRlilsI -ilaf go -
= q Piehly smproldered Rneempment Paad
fi''-''-'lt 9 E Reganas.s = {. y s.-tt - s7s 2
Masenfe-knights Templar, Royal, A Tch and Master.
Jewels, Robes, Banners, Swords, DC.
SoIls g 1sRpeydIee -Nattona Grand and Subordinate
plyisionsTo onfeera and Members, s. 95Ts =
% Degree Working and Parade RegSliS. - a ! 60
JEWELS
OF the various Otders OF Silver Gilt or Plated Metals
Including knights Templar, CWith DiIks .-si7,
* zs. 80 BANNERS,
Banners every size, style and cost The va
fous and Societies, to oRer and De.
gns lot Banners, when required, furnished nee OF
pense, showing tho style OF the when finished Also
ROBES SASHES,f COSTUMES; CAPS. &c.
Comprsng tho largest TO be found in the u
LODGES, ENOAMPMENTS, DIVISIONS AND
g.:itna1i 1aa ,lTRIBESI9 b .zssaE
Wtshingto ft UP their Halls supply themselves with
Parade or Working Reglla, BanneTs &C., pend u
on having satisfactorily leds by calling
Rssa and BihnerM turers, % IS Bsitin6rs 1a Street,
u q. 4. FRY, Ayers Nheeliag. Va oetS-tt
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-13

LIGHTING GAS WITH THE TIP OF THE FIN
eER.-Ihis is feat anybody may perform. Let
aperson in their shoes slippers, walk brskly
over WOODEN carpet, scuifing his feet thereon, or
stand upon chair with its legs in four tunblers, 10
insnIate It and be there rubbed up and down on the
body few times with a Inuff, by another person.and
he will light his gas by simply touching his finger
TO the tube II is only necessary to take the pre-
caution not to touch anything be touched by any
body during the trial of the experiment. The stock
OF electricity acquired by the process we have de-
scribed, is discharged by contact with another OBJ,
Jeci' second person must turn the gas while
the other fires II. The writer has lighted it in this
way, and seen it done by children mol half dozen
years old. We are all perapeetc lucifer matches,
il we did but know it.
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y cRAMP AID PAN KILLER
The (heenest md BesfI

This is certainly the case with Dr. TOBIAS CGLE.
DRAFTED VENETIAN LINIMENT is called OH
to pay for it, they do get relieved should they use
1t according TO the direcoDs,and family will be
without 1t, after once giving it fair trial 1t CURES
tooh ache, Ill hve minutes, the most Cough in
few days, Headache in half an hour Chronic Rheuma-
tism IN shorter lime than any thing ct known 1t is
not recommended FOR Hfommafory Rh.umatjsra, as
that requires Internal treatment, ana the aid Of PLY.
scian is necessary No one having children ought to
be without bottle in the house, in case OF Group as
single application will it, and thereby save The life
OF many child. Dyseniery is immediately cured by ii,
taken when lrst attacked. stops the most severe
vomiting in few minutes. II is also warranted for
Cuts Burns, seGlss, soies, SNellings Mosquito Bites
exc. Price, rs and so cents
Dr. Tobias has also put up HORSE LINIMENT
IN nearly PINT bottles; which oGnefS Of Horses will
IND Superior to any other for Calls Coc Sprans Swell
imgs etc. Price, SO cents
:, u All orders must be addressed to Dr. TOBIAS
NO 240 Greenwich street, New York. post paid
AGENTS-David Scott, NJ d. Green, Division No
T. Worcester; John Sutton, New Worcester; G. J.
Tan, and w. X. johnson, Millbury J. n Circuit &.
Co, and Phneas Jones, Spencer.
mario d2aY NUeoyy
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MASSACHUSETTS, LEGISLATURES.

TUESDAY,, AprIi H.
SENATE.-On motion of Mr. Brinley, the orders
Of the day were taken up, the debateable matters
being passed over. Various papers were advanced
stage.
Passed to he engrossed-BiI concerning appeals
from judgments OF Justices, and Police Courts.
The bill to incorporate the Mount Washington
Avenue orporatlon-proyldlng for avenue
between Boston and South Boston; from S street
in South Boston, the loot Of Kneeand street,
in the city proper-was taken up. Mr. Phillips
moved TO recommt it TO the Committee for some
slight amendments, which motion was lost, aud the
bill was then or;lcred to third reading.
The bill TO incorporate the OF Lakeville, was
passed 10 third reading.
The bill TO incorporate the American Protestant
Association in Lowell, was unanimously refused
third reading.
The Senate then adjourned
H0UsE.-Ordered, on motion Of Mr. Underwood
oil Dennis, that the committee on mercantile affairs
and insurance, consider the expedency of allowing
the United States to purchase, and to cede to them
jurisdiction over tract Of land sufficient for the pur-
poses, at point to be by them selected, near he
mouth of Bass River, in BarnstabIe County, for the
purpose OF erecting thereon light house and build
ings appertainiug thereto.
Ordered, on motion OF Mr. Clark Of Northboro
that the Committee on Probate, Sc, be instructed
to consider the expediency of increasing the salary
OF The Judge OF Probate for the county OF Worcester
Ordered, on motion OF Mr. Curtis of Lenox,
that the committee the Judiciary inquire into
the expediency Of allowing The sherffs and their
deputies the same travelling fees per mile as is
now allowed to jurors and witnesses.
Ordered, on motion of MIR. Duncklee Of Brigh-
ton, that the committee on probate, &c. be in
structed 10 inqnire into the expedency of making
any change lii the laws relating to divorce.
On motion Of Mr.. Wiggin of Boston, after dis
cnsslon, on and after Tomorrow, it was ordered
that two sessions per day should be held the af-
ternoon to commence at o'clock, and each SEES.
sion TO be considered, for all purposes, such as
passing bills, &c, as separate day.
motion was offered by Mr.. Rowey of Eyre
mont, that members should be restricted TO TWEEN
~ minutes speaking at one time on any one
question. After long and complicated discus
sion, this was laid ON the table, los to 1902. Sub
sequeny ii was taken up; lis to so, on motion
Of Mr.. Wiggin, of Boston.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-13

HINTS TO Observation-Disclosures of all
kinds are much needed in Australia A carpen-
ter will earn excellent wages,-and timber being
plentiful, he will be provided with his board.
Brlcllayers are much wanted Provided with
good ladder he may rise higher in the world at
every step he takes, aud as the more mortar he
uses the better, the hods may be considered de-
cidedly in his favor.
Iallors and needlewomen are not so much in
demand, unless they are able 10 SOW cern, as well
as oiher things.
Minors can, of course, hpd constant work at
the gold mines The greater part of the popula-
tlon are now engaged IN this work, so that, para
doxlcal as 1t may seem, though still mnors, they
have attained their majority.
Farmers may reap plentiful harvest, provided
they have sown it properly, and the season turns
out well. The labor, however, of preparing the
ground for seed is narrowing work. Diosenes.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-13

GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC BALL
The Jackson Guards and their friends had a
grand ball on Tuesday evening, 18th inst, in
Horticultural Hail. The spacious saloon was
handsomely decorated with banners; Moore 8
quadrille band discoursed enchanting music, and
the large and respectable company moved through
the mazes of the dance with much grace and
spirit. The Guards looked well in their hand
some costume, and the ladies were respendant
with rosy cheeks, laughing eyes, and tasteful
dresses. The Irish national airs seemed TO put
life and metal in the dancers, and trpt it merrily
on the light fantastic toe. The order and good
nature which prevailed reflected much credit on
Captain DrscoIl and his gallant corps.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-13

Cool OPERATIoN.-We are informed that
on Thursday last, Levrns Cough ofSiver street
Manson, took The wife of Frances Perry, in broad
daylight, and in the face and eyes of The whole
neIghborhood, brought her TO this place, where
they took the cars for the West declaring that
they were bound to share each others happiness
or misery through the rest of their lives. They
were demonstrated with, but finding all TO no ei-
iect, the husband of the woman gave her 500 to
help her off The parties were all young, and
the iorsaken husband is an esteemed citizen. u
may be interesting TO add that the woman is a
genuine boomer, and has often appeared in our
streets In that custome with child in her arms
May they never return.-P Palmer Journal.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-13

gB 1t was the remark of "Roman Consul'' in
year of searcy-''there is momstrous few potatoes
this year, and what there are are huge little ones
One Of the descendants Of these ''huge itle'' pota
toes, is the Lowell Postmaster. On Monday, We
published the following
Neither the Commonwealth nor LoceH American
has reached us for some time past ~ Salem Free
man.
'We hear continual complaints from places close
oy US, oil Tue failure OF paper 10 reach its SUBJ
scribers and exchanges. We know that il is mailed
regularly TO the Freeman, and put in the office here
~ good season.. Ii is shameful that subscribers no
Farther OFF than Concord, Worcester, Clinton, and
Salem, cannot get their papers regularly. The fault
IL in some one Of the Post Offices, and we shall re
Joice when the new administration reforms out some
OF the deinquents''
Upon reading this, the Lowell Postmaster was ex.
ceeding wroh, and came "right straight overs to
our oiIce, handed 10 If our printers forthwith
and lnconlnently, the Of twenty-five cents ar
rearages for the American, and left word to 'sstop
the paper" li0kthen left the Office and was seen
no more. slight smell of birthstone was discerni.
BILE when he vanished, but the building was not sha.
Ken from its foundations, nor the roof lifted. Manu-
featuring stocks suffered not in the least in Boston,
nor, so far as we have heard, in New York What
elect this event will have upon the prosperity ofhe
newly elected Emperor Of France is uncertain; but
Napoleon seems so securely seated, that We doubt
whether even this demonstration will mater iay az
iect his fortunes one way or the other. There is
sight sensation in the peanut business and candied
nag root has experienced decline ia price; proper.
~ Is proveI bially md, and therefore such official
iunctionaries The Lowell Postmaster, should We
cautious how they make any rash movements.
Later .-Wednesday, ii A. N. All is QUIET
Holders OF fag-root feel more confidence. and trans.
actions III pop corn, indicate that the market is not
severely alfected.-LoweH Am0ican.
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roord or mayor and Aldermen.
MONDAY EVENING, April II, 1858.
..sian b Stone whs licensed TO rnn an Omnibus.

MONDAY EEENINe, April IL 1910.
Lucian B. Stone licensed to run an Omnibus
On the petition of Wood. Light q Co., and Others
for new highway from Southbridge street TO the juno
machine shop, it ordered that parties DC neSf'
on the LIST Saturday in May next, al O'Clock l. W.
David Benefits petition for damages IN consequence
of the change Of grade on Green street, was 10
Aid. Williams, Flags, and Valentine
Thomas Sutton and another petiioned for the loca-
,io, Of Manchester street as public highway hear
inc orparttes was ordered for Ma, 7h ut IL
A. NJ
AID. Crandall introduced the following order, which
was adopted. That the Committee appointed to pro.
cure survey and estimate of the cost of bridge and
land damage on Temple street, prayed for by Samuel
Alien and others, cause the be done inter
street. prayed for by H. B. Dickinson and Others and
report thereon at the same time.
Il was ordered that the OF real estate, abut
ting upon Front and Pleasant Streets and against such
pa Is OF said streets the City may have curb stones
and paved the CUTTERS be required pave, With brick
or s'one the sidewalks against their esPeotVe estates
under the direction Of the Commissioner Of Highways
previous to the 18th day of May next and that the City
Marshal be required to give notice forthwith TO said
AUDITORS Of this rcquisition. Sent down for
renee.
Rejoice Newton and Others petitoned thu State
street be accepted public highway. Healing ORDER
ed TO take place May 9TH. al 10 A. NJ.
The petition of James Green, to be appointed City
Agent for the sale of Intoxicating liquors, read and
laid the table.
Petition of b. Walker and Hiram Hoar, for permis-
sion to lay blow pipe from the establishment Of W.
T. Merrifeld Exchange, Il c.. was referred to
joint specsl committee, with authority TO grant the
if deemed adviabe the work to be dcne under
the direction of the Highway Commissioner. AID.
Earle and Iiarding were appointed on this Committee
The reference sent down for concurrence.
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M. r OSJN65 m

Thousands of Parents who use VcImruge composed
OF Castor Oil, Caomel, &c, aware, that while
they appear benefit the patient they are actually law
Ing the foundations Tor series OF Diseases such as sal
iVatioD, loss Of sight, weakness of limbs, &c.
In another column will lie found the advertisement Of
Hobensacks Medicines 10 which we ask the attention al
all directly interested in their well as their Chill
dFen's health In Liver complaints, and all disorders
arising nom NOSE OF bilious type, should make use
OF the only genuine medicine Iobensack's Liver Pills
o. " Be not dsceioed," but ask for Hobensaek's
Worm Syrup and Liver Pills. and observe that each has
the signature OF the Proprietor, }. N. HOBENSACK,
none else are genuine.
l.. r. IAZElL, EDW'D II. MARSH, d SCOTT
Jr, JAMES GREEN, and CALDWELL d. HILL
Agents for Worcester
novI3 d,f
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Common rnnncil.

The two Branches met in Convention, aid cleo ed
Engineers of the Fire Dewarment vz;-For Chief En-
gineer, Erasns N. H.lmes For Assistants, 'Tiey
Raymond, Benz. e. Hutchinson, Alzrus Brown Geo.
Wyman, Josiah Cobuln, Loring Goes. The two
Boards Their separated.
Most OF the session of the Council occupied in
discussing the matter relative to certain alterations in
the grade Of Main street, south of the City Hail and
the subject finally recommitted fo5 further inGor-
mutton relative to damages, exl ense, &c.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-13

% A Cincinnati paper says when the railroad
train was near Dayton the other day, and passing
through long dark bridge, a noise was heard,
amid the laundering and rafting of the cars,
that sounded for all the world like the concussion
of lips. Such hearty smacks startled all the par
ty. 1t seems lady and her lover who were pas
ssengers, had been doing the sweet and amiable.
IN the way Of buses and rebusses, under cover of
me DARK When the train again emerged into
daylight, German editor, who was present. slow
ly drew down his spectacles over his nose, and
exclaimed =" Vell thinks dat is tam bad
bridge. hears hin. crack, one, t,oo three, four
times" The lady drew down her veil, and for
the remainder of the trip the pair looked mute
and quiet
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-13

SUDDEN DEATH.--On Wednesday evening
last Mr.. Peregrine Nichols, of Merrimack, was
found dead near the school house in Pond Parish
so called, in this town. Mr.. N. walked 10 This
place, called at our office and settled for his paper,
and alter dining with daughter, left for home
apparently IN bis usual health, and is supposed to
nave died Instantly from an affection of the heart
Mr. N. was one Of our oldest subscribers and
very worthy man. His age was rs years and 5
months.-Amherst Cabinet.