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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-09
FOR $40.

Ia In Mil'hury, ON the roal leading from the old
Eai common to The " est Miilbury Church, q iarn of
SO Acres.
suitably divided into pasture, nuwng, and iage and
IL contains dwelling house, barn, out buidines K c.
all N good repair. and connected wiih epch other -
There is a never failing WI and of water on
the place Also, IA large variety Of FRUIT TR Els all
IN bearing condition. AMI young nvchaid Of bont 90
trees Just conIBercing bear The above will he soda
for $2l00. InquIc Of SIMEON WOOD, IN the premi.
SEES. teCGAW% tU22
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FOE SALE.

A5 TIE subscriber being DESTROYS OF leav- ssyas
ILL., ing his State, offers his eAiite KEAi. 4a5%
ESTATE 81 very low prices, consisting 49, 81
II! part Of one House on shelly street do unfn
lshed on Lame street one do, Gfftoo street; 20
House Lots Oh Laurel iili u., Grafton street
Il acres of Land on the HCiden road 1888 Acres OF
Land, with good Farm Buildings, in Paxton
oct6 db A. d. MERRTFIELD.
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Aoevrs-CALDWET & MIL, q. II, MARSH
and u. SCOTT, jr.. an s,id by Druggists and Fancy
Dealers, &c n. oughOut the United Stats and The
Cauadas aG6 dawtf
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slaag0aa EGalg gPa'e<sEsaG Saloon.

slsgg0aa EEaIg EbEe&sEsRg saloon.
1TESSRs JANKINs d CLOUGH would mos, re-
wi spectully inform their patrons, and the pub &c
generally, that they have fitted up Hal, Dressing
sa con, in splendid sly e, the Jewelry Store on.
d. Goddard 4 Co, in the Block recently erected
between the Post Office and ANerican Temperance
House, where they will lie found in PROMPT Attendance
upon ali who aay favor them with call Returning
their most since'e thanks, tor the liberal patronage
Which they heve received during the many years in
which they have carried the business 10 this city,
both separate and together, they trust that this new
effort Will sill Increase the public favor
W. e. JANKINS,
decl4 diff +. A CLOUSH.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-09

Pollards Patsnt Blind Fastener.
ye wha wad sleep Wee o NIGHTS,
Nor dream o shsist an pDco SIGHTS
An sar disasters,
Ju git, ami pit upon yur blinds,
10 stnptieir chatter i The winds,
Polards fasteners.
An wad ye keep lrae rain or shaw,
An wint'y winds, that rudeiy baw,
YOnr head an shnuthers,
Nor risk your neck, nor yet your piue
BY rnxng DOT to close your birds,
Y'll use iters.
The subscriber would he,ebv announce the public
that he is ready to sapp5 them with his improved as-
ener, an artieie Which for cheapnGss OF appca
ton aud adjustment, aad the perfect sill 'ess with
which il holds the blinds, SURPRISES any thing now in
use
For sale by the Hardware dealers. All orders ad-
dressed 10 the subscriber will be promptly attended TO-
CHAS. =. POLLARD.
Wikinsonville, Ma. ,Jry H. 1853 dtwtf
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Fo' rrese1Uing, Restoring, Gna Beautit5iag
the Hair
4 lansing il to ow laxuFaay ana giving it soft
~ and cufg app araace, Of the most delight fa char
acier Ihn KAriiAiH0N HeUtralizes Tie effects #
disease climate and cd eye, in preserving and resior
ug the human Hair, even after EGidaeSs Of many
years,eeailseH the scalp from DaHGruf and It's mr.
urai impGrlties,immeaafei} relieves syup ttheic al
tacks OF Ner0olaS Heq3ache AMI cnfes al cutaneous
diseases Of tGe SKIN such as Efy5ipems salt hhrum,
Itch, &c. Asa
T0IGElT ARTICLE.
for irving the hair rcH soft, glossy ami curling ap-
with lis ncnntestsd-is iucdni=siibe VIRTUES II i'm
flowers, and Is nee from All m neral properties or any
hat For
Eald and Gray Heads,
is rre-etninenty benefcla The Kahairon restored
my h ~ after bal mess OF 70 years. A. JAY CouRr-
RIGHT rs Bond street, NJ YORK" This admirable
preparation he had Of all Tepntab deaers through
"uj Aprth AMI South America, aud the Islands Of the
Ocean, in large hotties, ltF25 cents.
Sold to the rade at liberal discount, but onMis-
Sionea an no Instance.
D, ). BARNES, Proprietor
ISL Broaway, New YorS.
81 d in Worcester. By SlHLEY 4 SCOTT, l.. T.
LATEiL, DAVID SEQ TT; ia, JAMES GREEN,
G. s a. J. HOWE, ~. GREEN, and &. II
MARSH, and sold by NIL Druggists, every here.
WEEKS q POTTER Ma. l54 W Arlington street.
Boston, wholesale Agents Tor New England
marl4 daw6ms
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....Clothes Cleansea

ID EPAIRED, Re dyed aud color improved by SYL
Ia VEsrER WILSON, No. ~ Main Street, rear of
Stuttevans Tailoring Establishment, W orcesltr Mass.
Ills Prices Overcoats S 90, Frcck Goats rs els,
sack Coats, Is, Pants, SO. SITS, IS, Buff Vests 50,
Caps I2t Every Garment Cieaused by him is war
raled give satisfaction Garments iy Stage or
Express will be promptly attended to. For sale /
Palcl's splrils Of Soap. anll dlf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-09
Perry & AndreXs'
PIANO FORTE AND MUsIC. ROOMS,
No, 4 Hmrmgtoa Cyner, Forester, 1Iass.
The Octave, in Carved Gas, 8,

The Octave. in Carved Gas, 8,
the and Octave in plain round and round Cases.
the snd Octave in square Cases win prices varying
from $2G0 10 $500 The B0edor STYLE which is SUI
periOr TO Others ~ iorm and tone; the 7 Octave in
carved Cases; thr octave iupIan Gases pIices-Go
$3.50 % S500 All he a"ovs have I'll hers Patent
ActfoR- an arc suqera TO any others in the Market
and viii he Soi or eXch ieed ON favorable terms
-AksO, SerdpAi1es, E0lianS ard 5Iel0djanS,
from the hes Makers Music Books O. all kinds A
a choice selection Of New Sheet Music Piano Stools,
Shirley Furniture Polish ~ i'auos 10 let tuned and
repaired. EMERY FERRY, Professor, anl
a0g DIFF :. ANDRE VS.. Teacher OF Music.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-09
Fer SALE.

A-eA ON Grove street, good House, consisting Of
Ea.t4 eight ooms, with a garden well stock ed with
assAsRs Fruit Trees.
said House is almost new, with large Poaltry House
on the premises and is in every respect both to com
fort and convenience, very desirable teneGeh.
Inquire OF j. s. CHENEY,
ftb2 dt No. Grove street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-09
PERSONS IN W-AKr or

PIANO F0RTES, Or @TEL0DE0NS!
ygTILI do well 70 call at E. 5 NASON'S New
\ ano Forte Ware z nriu, No z0l Main 81 and
see wIat they can DO there, beioI+ Purchasing else
where dst' .
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-09
TRUNKS RUEKS.

-r-z-s-~-S--, Now is the time 10 navel. Call az No
XIV ll2 4 VIZ 2U8 Main ST, where you can buy rranks,
l7TSE " Nh Vlisses, and Carpet. Bags as cheap as
-k-.SASat any other place in the city.
iyl dl' SHi.VANUS PRATT
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w. D. FENN0 & SON,
Working Cut, er.

1--WE subscriber would respectfully inform the c-
zens Of Worcester, that he has moved from his
old stand, No. Ploasanr ST. 10 his room, No rs
ErchaRg e ST., whei he will make, sharpen clean and
repair all kinds of Cutlery. Also, he mas bought the
Stock aud Tools Of the late o, Ware, thus enabling
him to do all Minds OF Gun aud Pistol rk repairing
locks, KEYS, &c, at short notice and ON reasonable
terms. A large assortment If keys kept constantly on
hand. All work done by him giving satisfaction
will be made perfect free Of charge.
JAMES STEWART,
an12 daw6m M. % EA change ST.
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pnilainr r.ot.s.

TE18E demand FOR Building Lots IN The south part Of
I the CITY. still continues inhabited. few more LETT
OF the SOFT, from 10 per foot. Fer sale
by FRANCIS &. BIGELOW.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-09

O. X
NNAR@H'S Patent Oh is the handsomest cheaposi
IN1 an ,es article for light discovered and the
universe livOr and admiration which this article has
received is than all other substances Tor light com
bined 1t can be had Of A. II. NEWTON, Agent,
No. POI Nam street, Worcester.
Ais, Lamps, Cans. Tubes, Wicking, 6.
N. d. Particular attention given 10 altering old
Lamps, witch does not exceed la cents per Lamp.
Oct22 dawtf
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P you n G.

P. YOUNG,
nEALER IN FANCY GOODS, TOYS, and Use
~ iu articles, respectfully informs the public that lie
mas enlarged his assortment to meat increasing de-
mand for articles kept at g Tn rayie'y Store"
UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLs,
o all sorts aud sizes, varying in p.ice rom 70 cts to
SIS 90.
BASKETS, WILLOW WARE, Children's Carraaes
Cabs, c.. all kinds Of ushes, all sorts Of COnfbs
and thousands of Articles not possible enumeraie.
Rocking 'iors's Games, AMI hundreds of articles for
The amusement and instruction OF chiidnn Also
Birds Bird Seeds, Bird Cages, and all Tie trimmings
for Cages IT'D every article wanted by Bird keepers
A quantity Of cane fish Poles and Fishing Tackle Con
hected with The Variety Store, 'is Repair oop where
great many little jobs, done numerous TO mem
ton Umbrellas and Parasols altered covered and re.
paired, IN the neatest manner. Canes and other Rice
articles repaired with great care Pnhng done in six
fashionable Styles large and small points and sca!lops
OF various sizes aRd patterns
All The above constantly on hand for the accommo-
daon OF the public and we always ready to sup
ny their wants at Il lalr profit
Il is generally supps,d that Shopkecpers need
little rroht on ihr gonds therefore never adver.
Use goods sat "less than COST or that we sen
"cheaper than competitors can ,,y,n or any such
nonesensesuch trash has become tee ale no wonder
the public have become tired aud sick IF It
Our place Of business he found ~ No. Sc Main
Street, sign If 9Th Variety store.n r. YOING.
iy23 jawtf
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FOR SALE I!

s.s A small but convenient COTTAGE HOL Sc
essSss on John st it beng the third lolse on the e II
Ass4A- in going West Inquire at this Office, or OF s
G. GRAY Els, Court Mills. DIFF Tvs
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-09
Real Estate for Sale.

Ssk The Estate at TIE Corner Of Summer and Bel
iH& on Streets, recently occupieI by the American
ADhqaafiln society," Is offered for sale lib
eral terms.
Inquire of s. f. HAVEN at the New Library Build
ng, eff ie7
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-09
Paints. Oil. &c

7 Evils nnd Union White Lead, Glound ami Dry;
/ 4 American and English iinseed Oil, Spirits Tur-
penfius, Japan, CopaI, Varni,h Paris and Chrome
Green, Chrome yellow, &c, for sale low by
G. :. x A J. HOWE,
yl4 diff Wor Bank Block
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Paper Hangings.
NOTICE.

TNlE Copartnership heretofore exising between the
4 subscriber, under the name and firm Of y p.
WRIGHT CO.. is his day dissolved by mutual con
sent The affairs of the late firm will b. setled BY e,
T. Wright. and he requests those indebed to the late
firm to cali and pay their Bills that the accounts may
be closed MS as poss bic. Fl. T. WRIGHT,
Worcester, Aug. |, ls5S. MOSES SMILEY.
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WILL continue TO Manufacture Pupits, Counting
Z wv Room and Office Desks, Library Office and
Dining Room Tables; Druggists Drawers and BOOK
Gases. Also, Piano Stoos OF every vaiiey ana ~ ihe
most thorough main, r. Also. Upholstery In al lls
branches done 20 oder and hopes to receive liberal
patronage from his former friends and me pubie gem
er.llv z. WRIGHT,
Rem rane's Block, Main street
Worcester. August ! 1873 uII aua9
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FOR SALE on no TENT.
House For sale,

On Sycamore s;reei, arranged Tor TWO fani-
lies, with good sized o., valued at 5000. IT,
qrre Of 5, D. NEWTON On the premises.
Worcester aug, u, 1853. doodtOctl
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-09
HAIR Oils, &c


VI . II VIII VA4F
osT Received fresh supply, which will be sold At
y Nholesaie o. hetai at The lowest cash price, by
BUSH ) co Botanic Druggists,
le4 ftf "a Front street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-09
Horses.

so Inc subscriber can Accommodate good Pas
I'm tllre Feed for or Horses at his Farm, in
E-JA shrewsbury, II applied Tor soon. Inquire
s.aL1.-a-ut LEE, SPRAGUE d cos, No. AZ Man
Str a.. ClIAs E MILES
wo;5'es, June 20, 1853. di
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Building Lots for Sale.
Real Estate for Sale.

nN Eliot street, very near Laurel street church.
- Inquire at RICHMOND'S,
mcl6 dim No 265 Main street,
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WORCESTER. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9. 1853
NHW E0EK ADVERTISEMENTS.
McDonald's Advertising Agency.

NEW E0EK ADVERTISEMENTS.
McDonald's Advertising Agency.
4 Great Chance fer Good Statesmen
To Make Money.
100 AGENTS wanted to canvass the New Eng.
ION land Staies, TO establish exclusive Agencies in
towns and counties, for the sale of and valuable
article, that will meet with ready ard extensive sale
wherever in rodnctd.
Good Statesmen can make from 90 to $500 per mo
None need apply with capital of less than $500 -
GooJ r-feTences will he required
Apply at Office No. Broadway Bank building, 297
Broadway, corner of Park place. New York City.
Carriage Innings, Curtain Goods. Tnghsh
BUNTINGs, &c, &C.
A. w. KELLEY & BRO,
7 IMPORTERS and Jolbers of CIRRf4GE CLOTHS
4 il brals, Blue, Green, Brown, &c. Worsed Push
e., Figured and flau for Gar Innings ard Furniture
WORKS; CoIoied Damasks, and d, in all cuiors and
qualities; CGo5sd and Bluct Enaueletl Cloths oi every
descriptions English HUntiass, s. y, and 10 inches
wide. in al coiurs Also
Coorrd hloreeua, Cot,eimes Rattnetts, Turkey
Reds. Cot Vrlvet,. SILK Stripes Eoloi rs Colored
81 ks, Vive! and Brussels Carrets Linen sheetings,
GEsen On ANS, Buritis p ia 40 inches, RuekrHus,
Ginps Webbdg, Bipd'hg Thread, &c. BTLLI8E0
CLIO rms in line and low qualities.
euI6 d3m 3G yoIsn Street. New YoBK.
FOR SALE on ~ TENT,
House For Sale,
On Sycamore stree, arrsngeI Tor TWO faui-
lies, with good sized o., valued at 5000. In-
ire OF 5, D. NEWTON, on the premises.
Worcester aug, Z, 1888. doodtOctl
Building Lots.
rE7HE demand FOR Building Lots il, The south part of
the CITY. still continues nnabatel. a few more lell
OF the same SOFT, from 20 10 Genes per foot Fer sale
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THE sPRTNG eEAs0N

THE SPRING 8EAS0N
DTGHM0ND q TR0WBEIDGE have not over.
y laokeit its noteiies, fresh fairies nsie designs
ami are nov readg with their aeRt, siii and enter
PRISE, to-ether with rich materials, captivating styles,
and unrvaled Workmanship.
Eere&s G0ags, etc.,
The climax of AIT and inventions VESFS, the most
beantiul styles ia Peipets SaIirs SiikS and CLOTH
With he rieheeemb oidery in every possible variety
IROGS G&S- IN he most extensive DESCRIPTIONS OF
pattern, color and shade perfect III (Qr no s;e) and
cninioriane to ibe Oearer in every respect.
FU r NI8IIING GOODS.
70 this department particular attention has been de
voted and II Is hey nd any pessbe question, the most
distinguished Depoi Tor
Shirts, Ha'dterchjefs, Collars, Neck Tics,
and HOSIERY of every drare au Of The finest man.
glacture and MUM iliy &c ebraied vita the other
branches OF hsi, tne HcafEesS, gga ify, and econ
Omg.
Pieaee call at RICHMOND & TRowBRIDGE's
Custom ana Read, i6de Clothing Establishment No.
265 Main street, Worctster Nass
3 July l. 1889 aprl DIFF
Eoz.41a 4
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(slA THE HOUSE, BARN, andLoT, No AZ Pleas
ia 81 ant street. Also Conge House about six min.
uets walk from the City Hall Apply To
nea29 JOs. LOWELL. JR
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From tho Baltimore Sun
A BALTIAOREAN AMONG THE
ORIENrALS.

Some time since, the Hon. George p.
Marsh, our Minister at the Ottoman
Porte, sailed in the U. S. Steamship, San
Jacinto for Athens, to settle the difficult
ties between Mr.. King, an American
Missionary, and the Greek Government.
On the occasion of his departure, he had
an audience with his Majesty, the Sui
tan, who, at the time, was occupying a
palace on the Asiatic shore of the Bospho-
rus. Awaiting myself of the rare opportu-
nifty of seeing His Sublime Highness,
face to face, L became attached to the
Minister'S suit; and as it was impossible
to be ushered into the Royal presence in
the simple garb of a civilian, l was under
the necessity of dofing it and rigging
myself en- niltaire. Towards noon we
left the San Jacinto; Mr.. John p. Brown,
of the U. S. Legation, Captain Crabbe,
and several officers, being of the party,
all in full uniform. Propelled by the
| lusty arms OF American sailors, we glided
rapidly over the quiet waters of the Col
den Horn and Bosphorus, now vending
our way between scores of light caiques
that are ever cleaving the waters in all
directions, and anon passing under the
frowning batteries of the Sultan's prodl-
gious gun ships that are anchored out IN
the stream.
Ascending the Bosphorus a couple o.
miles, we discerned in the distance, round
ing one of those glorious promontorles tor
which this noble channel is so famous,
large caique, rowed by nine caiqueJees OF
boatmen, all clad in white silk shirts. A
large eagle with expanded wings, perch,
ed upon its bow, and the star-spanglec
banner floating at the stern. soon eonyln
ced US that it was the boat of the Anne
rican Legation.
What heartfelt emotions were awaken
ed by the contemplation of that " banner
of the free" waving over those foreign wa
ters, when we were separated by seas aaC
continents from our native land. The
} feelings are indeed patriotic and enthusi
astic that a true hearted American erpe
riences when holding his country's fae
upon a distant sea or soil. He that ha
never left the free shores of America, anC
traversed the despotic countries of tn
4 Old World, cannot realize them
The boat had on board the U. 5, Mi
mister, and bending our course as did It
ttsa We approached each other,) toward
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ted States, we all took leave of his High
ness in a manner, which, owing to our
number, was somewhat embarrassing
Keeping our faces toward him, we COM
meneed general backing out, only oeca-
sionally humping against each other, or
wounding the tender sensibilities of the
toes in our rear. To locker on this
scene must have been quite humorous,
and / should think the Sultan would en-
joy such nightly if the Koran allows him
to laugh IN the presence Of unbelisyers,
but to as it was anything else.
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Mary. as in duty bound, handed the
epistle to her father, who was oyerjoyed.
Some weeks elapsed, and the return of
the steamer to New York, was telegraph
ed. Griffin was on the qui yiye to see
his future son-in-law. @
On the day of his expected arrival, he
met a Californian who came home in the
same ship.
Where's Bittles?' he inquired.
"Oh, no you'll see him before great
while" !" replied the Californian.
HAS he been lucky7"
Yes-ffty thousand at the lowest
calculation. But he's going to try a
game over you. He means to tell you
that he's been robbed of his gold on his
way home, to see if you have any gene
rosity and disinterestedness-to see whe-
ther you'd give your daughter to him,
gold or no gold
''Sly boy p chuckled old Griffin
'' I'm much obliged to you for the hint.
I'll act accordingly. Good morning"
Now it happened that the Californian
was good friend of Bittles, and that the
story of Bittles' misfortunes was absolute
ly true, he having been robbed of every
ounce of his hard. earned gold dust on
his way home. So it may be supposed
he called on Griffin with very lugubri-
GUS and woe-begone air.
My dear boy" said Uncle Bill, "I
am delighted to see you, and pleased to
hear of your luck. welcome you as
my son-in-law. But what the deuce is
the matter with you 20
L., -, 4 e L. :
ty thousand dollars at the mines"
Very hard luck" interrupted the
old gentleman, chuckling.
'' But on my way home was robbed
of every ounce-and now how can claim
your daughters hand 90
g Sampson Bittles," said Uncle Bill,
very cunnningly, eff you havn't got fifty
thousand dollars you deserve to have it
you've worked hard enough to get it
You shall have my daughter, and the
marriage shall be celebrated tomorrow
night. In anticipation of your return l
have had you published. And while
you're talking to Mary, I'll draw a check
for fifty thousand dollars, so that you may
go in into partnership with sufficient ca
pital"
g But, sir. | am Il beggar."
So much the better-you'll work
harder to increase your fortune
" MY dear sir, how can thank YOU 90
" BY making my girl a good husband.
There--go--go--and tell Mary the
news"
Bittles did tell her the news, and they
were married. He went into business on
the fifty thousand furnished him by his
father in law, and MAS so extraordinary
prosperous. that Uncle Bill was more con-
Yinced than ever that the story was a
regular Munchauscn. Once or twice he
tried to repeat it, but the old gentleman
always cut short with
" know all about it. Had it put in
the papers, too, eh? Oh, it was terrible
affair. Lost all, poor fellow. Well,
made it up to you, and now won't hear
another word about it,"
When Uncle Bill departed this life, his
immense property was found to be equal
ly divided between his daughter and
son-in-law the testator bequeathed to
the latter his share to compensate him
for the loss he sustained on his return
from California. The old miser died in
the full belief that Bittles never lost his
gold dust.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-01-19

~ A fellow who had forged tlie sigy
nature Of q wealthy gentleman. and was
arrested therefor, urged in exlenuation
that his fingers we're 50 cold he was unar
bic TO write his own name. w tii
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-01-19

~ orful b.d-ihe weather.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-01-07
From Wnshin..Om.

There are all sorls Of Cabne, specula.ions,
and the following is the latest by tho Washing.
ton correspondent, oi The Tribune:
Gov. Brown Of Miss, s.N,es that dispatch
just received from Concord, gives Ilun.er. oI
Va. the Department oi State; SIidell, OF La,
The Treasury Dix, Of New York. the War
johnson, Of Ark, the Navy; Bright, Of la., the
ln,euor; MedOry, o( Ohio, the Post Office; and
Nicholson, Of Tenn, the Attorney. Gene, alship.
This news has created great confusion in the
parry and there is fun ahead. We shall prob.
ably have more definite intelligence to- morrow
Cabell says lha, the South must have Cuba OF
the Sandwich Islands under any prcloxL