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Machine Shop,

SITUATED on Fox CREEK, ONE AND HALF MILES
WEST OF CHEROKEE IoHDs.
TENITE Subscriber would respectfully announce to
L his friends and the public generally, that he
continues to carry the above business under the
most favorable auspices, being situated near three
Saw Mills where the different kinds Of material can
be had at the lowest prices, and having sufficient
watcr-power TO propcl his Machinery, it will be
seen that he DOES possess material advantages
over all competitors which cnahlcs him to offer the
following articles at from FIFTEEN TO TWENTY
Per Cent LOWER than the Augusta prices, viz
Hotel, Family & Ghildren's Bedsteads,
PANEL DOORS, WINDOW BLINDS, SASH, &C.,
Will Repair nil kinds Of Furniture at the residence
of any one who may favor ln with Il call, on the
most reasonable terms
GEORGE B. LANIIAM
Mar 90 cowtf ii
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIEID DISTRICT.
IN COMMON PLEAS.

$, F. 5: Stevens Foreign Attachment.
Chas. Il. Harris.
rENllE Plaintiff in the above case having this day
i filed his Declaration in my Cffce, and the
Defendant having neither wife nor Attorney to re-
side within the limits Of this State, on whoma copy
of said Declaration with a rule 10 plead can be
served, On motion Of Mr. A DAMS. Plaintiff Attor-
ncy, Ordered, That said Defendant appear and
plead to said Declaration within year and day
from the date hereof. final aud absolute judgment
will bc given against him.
TllOs. G. BACON, c. C. ED.
Clerks Office April II, 1854. 1y Ia
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Georgia Marble Works,
J.G. RANKIN, W. NJ nURLOCK, G. !. SUNMEY
SuCcEssoRs TO a. ATKINSON u Co.

TN1hiS Establishment has been in success
4 iul operation for number OF years The
Quarres are well opened, and the Marble is superb
or to any in the United States.
We have perfected our facilities for getting out
and finishing work that We can furnish
Monuments, Tombs, Head Stones,
And every thing in our line Of business, in better
style, and at cheaper rates than any yard in the
country.
When it is considered that VIC saw our own mar
Bile, psy jobhers profit, and no high freight from
the North, it will be seen that we possess Hldfcrtal
advantage all competitors.
We cordially solicit our friends and the public to
examine our work and compare our prices with
those Of other yards, before ordering Northern
Marble. We have OH hand at our yard in Mari
eta, large assortment of FINISHED NOkh--
Monuments, Tablets, Tombs &c.-wherc our agent,
Mr.. G.. w. Summers, will sell at our prices. Our
principal work is done at the Mills. Address
j. G. RANKIN & co.
Marble Works P. o., Ga.
Jan II ly
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State OF South Carolina,

IN EQUITY.
Benz. R; as: ADDISON Bill 5,, Acc, 8 r.r5
George Zimmerman, ct al.
TT appearing that the Defendant John Martin re-
l. sides without the limits Of this State on motion
of Nlcssrs CARROLL & MoRAGSE, Plaintiff I, ,Solici-
tors. Ordered that the said Defendant dcmur, plead
or answer to tile Bill in this cause, within three
months from the publication Of this Order, or the
said Bill will he entered pro eonfesso against him.
a. SlAlKlNS, c.. E.ED.
April 81, 1854. 3m Is
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200 aud 2ll King g-strcct, corner Of Marhet-S'rc"t
Charleston, s. g.
CARPETINGS.-Ingrain, Phys, Brussels, Ta-
" pesry aud Vclvcts,
CURTAIN MATERIALS, in Silk, Satin and
Worsted,
Curtain Cambr;cs and Muslins, in large variety,
Embroidered Lace and Muslin Curtains, all sly .es,
Gilt Corniccs, in all the new designs,
Curtain Gimps, Holders, Loops, Tasscls, &c.
Drapcry Cords and Bell Ropes in i'll varieties,
British and American Floor Oh Cloths,
Silver and Gilt Stair Rods and Stair CarpctingS.
OF all styles.
Wilton, Velvet, and Administer Rugs in large va
riety,
PLANTATION WooLENs- Blankets, Plains,
Kcrscys, Caps. &c.
Red and White F1anncls, Shirngs, &c
Cotton Osllaburgs, Of all the brst Southern manu-
faciurcs.
English and American COTTON FLANNELS,
French, English aud American Prints,
LINENS, of Richardson's superior makc, for
Shee,ings, Shrtings Pillow Cases, Table Danasks.
Doyrcs, Napkins, Towel'ings, Iluckabacks, Fruit
Cloths, B. T. Diapers, Grass Cloths, &c.
Cloths, Cassimercs and Vcst;ngs, ur best French
Goods,
Servants Cloths, in all The shades Of English
Goods
Sarincts, Twceds, Jeans and I,u'!srys, Of all
Qualities and styles. With Il full ass"rtn,nt Of
Rich Dress H0Gas.
In SILKS, TISSUES, BAEEGES, GRENA-
DIMES, NlUSLlNS, &c.
Bombazines, gApacas and Mourning Goods, in
great variety.
Evening Dress Goods, in great variety, constantly
received.
All the above are Of our own Direct gn-
p0riatiOa, and offered at the l. y " L > /
MARKET PRICES.
TcrIms--.CASIT, or City Accordance.
eGss-'rhc ONE PRICE SYSTEM strckly ad-
hcrcd to- All Goods warranted.
BROWNING e IEAlAN.
Charleston, Jan so If
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CoDartnership Notice,
ROBINSON & SON,

BIMSOM 8 JACKSON,
HAMBURG S. G.
HATE now on hand most complete Stock
il of Hardware, amongst which may be
found
200 Ton English and Swccd Iron,
500 Kcgs Nails,
10000 Lbs. Castings,
so Doz. Collins Axes,
Is Bradcs Patent Hoes and others,
Superior Straw Cutters,
90 Spades and Shoycls,
10 Rakcs,
Tilleson and others make Of Vices and Anvls,
Trace, Halter, Log, Fifth and other style of Chains,
A complete Stock of Pocket and Table Cutlery,
ALL. STYLES Of
Plains, Saws, Chiscls, Screws, Hinges,
Knobs, Bellows, Bits, Guns,
Pistols, Shot Bags,
Powder Flasks, Cotton and Wool Cards,
Well Wheels, Kettles, Stew Pans,
Frying Pans, Griairons, Hammers. lIatchcts,
Tacks, Wafer and Waffle Irons, Candle Sticks,
Stcclyards, Marking Guagcs. Spirit Levels,
Andilnns, SllovcIs and Tongs, Screw
Plates, Compassrs, Thum
Guaccs, Percussion
Caps, DC.
Hamburg, April 81 If Is
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NJ. IL LES, NJ. ID.
Resident Physician Louisville Marine Hosp

LoUDoy, KT,. April 18th, 1850
SR-Permit me to address to you few lines, and do
the honor to reply to request that will make in tho
conclusion Of this letter. &c.
am graduate Of Transylvan Medical University
have practccd medicine in this wilderness country about
five years. but owing to exposure TO bitter cold weather.
have been indiSposcd with Acute rheumatism about six
months After having exhausted my skill in the treatment
ofmy case, and deriving benefit induced to give
your FLUID EXTRACT OF sARsAPAEILLA fair trial, and
accordingly purchased bottle Of your medicine from your
agent, Mr. George r. Brown about two weeks ago, and
must confess that one bottle has entirely cured me.
1t my opinion, that your preparation of Sarsapara
decidedly superior to any other preparation now in use,
and will take great pleasure in recommending IL to the
afflicted as being remedial agent, and will advise tho
physicians to use it in their practice, &C.
Respectfully yours, b. D. ALLEN, MD.
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asll lad grown s or 10 inches hi ,h, and had
a few peas on them the 25th October, when
saw them Not abundant, however, nor
were they fully ripe, and were killed by the
frost Of the proceeding night.
This experiment shows that two entire
crops OF hay may be got from them in this
climate and if good fall plenty of seed may
be saved. For the seed ripcned on those
cut the first Of August.
These are all the facts know about the
Oregon pea. And do not wish to be ex-
travigant about them for have no seed to
SELL But am SO fully impressed with their
great value to the planters of this aud all
the Southern States, for hay as well as to
improve worn out lands, that intend 10
plant what seed | have saved again in checks
feet square, one seed in check, for am
anxious to make the most Of them can. |
think it due to say that the accounts of this
pea, published in the Tennessee papers, and
copied into the February number Of the Far
mer and Planter, although thou"ht to be
very extravagant, have been fully realized by
the few experiments have seen.
Respectfully, r. f. SlMSON.
MORTAR FOR CHIMNEYs.--In building a
chimney, put a quantity Of salt into the
mortar with which the inner courses Of brick
are to be laid. The effect will be that there
never will be any accumulation of SCOT in
that chimney. The philosophy is thus sta
ted: That salt in that portion of the mortar
which is exposed absorbs moisture from the
atmosphere in every damp day. The SCOT
thus becoming damp, falls down to the fire
place. In consequnce there is never any
accumulation, and as it is only little that
there is to fall, no Inconvenience results.
This appears to be an English discovery.
1t is used with success in Canada.--Lewis.
ton Journal.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN COMMON PLEAS.
Foreign Attachment.
J. NJ. Robinson.
S. Z. lowers,

J. NJ. Robinson.
rNHE Plaintiff in the above case having this day
j. filed his Declaration in my Office. and the De-
frndant having neither wife nor Atornc2 known to
reside within the limits Of this Sttte, on whom
copies of said Declaration with rules 10 plead can be
served: On motion Of Mr.. STYLES, Attorney for
Plaintiff, Ordered that said Dcfendan appear and
plead To said Declaration within Il year and day
from the date hereof. or final and absolute judgment
will bc awarded against him.
TllOS. G. BACON, C. C. z. D.
Clerks Office. March 6, 1854. 1y IL
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Hamburg & Edgefeld PIX Road
THE PLANK ROAD from Hamburg to Edge
i field is now completed and open for the publ
II. A. KENRlCk, Pres.
Oct5 If 3S
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@la;A Y BM0HylEEgelMMN@ HylEEgelMMN@a
u, Georgia,

ANSHG sV, VCVEs sHsE3
DEG to inform the public, that they have just
O returned from the Northern markets, with
full aud cnnnnlrtn stIct nf
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LOUISVILLE, July 18th lS49
have examined the list Of articles that compose John
Bulls Extract of Sarsapara, and have hesitation IN
saying that it is safe and valuable compound would
prefer any article for the diseases orsns
from impure of the blood tant of the system.
confidently recommendit to my friends rs being power
full Extract and that believe will cure all classes OF
Diseases for which is rccommended il used according to
directions. l believe it to be valuable succedaneum to
Mercury May, have my doubts whether in the most
violent and potracted Of Syphilis accompanied with
Nodes Trophe in carries of the bones, whether ought
not to succeed every other remedy
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Hear what Dr. stapp, physician who stands Mt the
top of his profession says of John BULBS Sarsaparilla:
/ have been using John Bulls Sarsaparilla in great
variety of chronic diseases with the most happy effects,
and have hrstariOn in recommending it to the public
for the of scroula syphilis, and all cutaneous and
glanduar diseases. Yours most errcntly,
Lewisport, Ky, April 9th, lS49 WM. sTAPP, n. D.
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Rev. E. W. SEHON,-Rev. E, STEVENSON.

We earnestly invite all persons who suffering with
any of the ills that flesh heir to to call on Dr. john
Bulls agent, and get a copy of Bulls Family Journal
single individual will not be found unwilling give Bulls
Sarsapara TRIAL, after reang and recollecng ut the
same tmc that is impossible for the Doctor publish
the tenth part of the number of certificates of astounding
performed by his Sarsaparia The amount Of tes
tmony voluntarily showered Dr. Bulls Sarsaparilla,
from we'll known and distinguished individuals, both in
public and private life has been perfectly overwhelming
C. Dr. John Bulls Principal Office, west side Fifth
street first door below Main, LoulsvnLE KY
~ FoR sale in this Village, on Agency, by G
l.. Penn, Druggist.
Sept 70 ly SI
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FOR THE COMPLETE CURE OF CoUGHs, COLDS,
INFLUENZA, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS. SPIT
TING OF BLOOD, AND ALL OTHER
LUNG COMPLAINTS TEND
ING TO CONSUME
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-12-16

D. t, VI ~
w - ~. So. ~ - -
- So y ~ 80 10. a.
n ~ ~. tl'1e VIC
ee' ',,lo9,S ~ 10 -? o.a.,;c''
~ - -, a. ~
VI. ~ ot.SI,SI
IN Iis laoul al VIC Peiso,.s @.tac'ies' ~ 'ila'
- - - - ~ az
tacIed 70 !" h9ae eohcuiie 1 Ml,n S'E6ulat
neal ""i N'i"i'.iL'! I'm tLio On 'lie
oe"el ~ .iie i''S' 49, ~ Ia
e4i'l'S 80 - ~
a a. i"esii9 '"0'l '-i'o o''As PA'9'+ - '''e
C4loH'
W. 'i9'a Si17 I"@ttg' '1lu' P.ooeous 'ne
oOotl"S H"a"iy 5A"10eu a. y 800 cu'
upon "iiiou ~ anu J"y LAG So' Jeen ~
uueeu 70 acl' 'na' ies's'uiiGo ~ 'iie uS''ife
0iaYe <Act Is co"s'r uc'l'o llis, "easo"'
II Is rom tls quarter INA mas pioceeoeo inc
more recent a''eip' tq,i o.slooS iioln .e i'l-
lhef'J to qols'tue ne oiaSe to1 mo
lcNls"l' " IN " tllo oil, '''u.'toH
Act-lot II 70 oi',y Ut Siia. souiid 'n". ',le
ihui'.'le,'' "5'"i'' iA00'A0-o al >0i '"N oe
e"S,aiHcU'
FROM TINS qualtel' W. i,"'e piooeepeu 'lie
a''e'nPts' 1e'e''ee4y 'Ha's' ~ iotaoS 'lo po'is
Jurors mo inete P"Ppe's @lu "u'oNia'ons' oi
no o1her pnss'o1e use, EXCEPT 10 sefNe Is sort
OF mask or screen from oehihu Whlch the
Judge ana the i'l5tftct -At'oti'ey are 70 octate
the Vefdict-'a ooc'rt"c "il'0i, - jugs from
the indictment ABOVE re'eilet - must nave
also oeeh cram ihe1l "" ti'o 'i'iod' ol Tue
grand Jury, through "hose aSenoy 'na' III
dictmemt mas ueeH oota'lieu'
vi al tAese ATTEMPTS against NC li"eit'es "
the people we were iully aware poI we olo
not know, TIL quite feeehtlY' tha' PRESIDENT
fleree ana attorney GENERA CushinS' ana
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-12-16

CRMEIN HAMPDEN COUNTY. The Spring
field Republican says that the Grand Jury
found fifty-one new bills of indictment, and
the number of persons aIraigned was twice as
large as at any former term of criminal court
in the county. The individuals representing
the Carson League of Chester were discharged,
no bills having been found. On the other
hand, the persons prosecuted by the League,
were indicted, viz - Edmund Hubbard, for
adultery Lewis Gibbs, for attempting to
blow up Wilcox grist mill, and for burning
the Methodist Church A. l.. Richards and
p. L. Kingsley, for MAIN ng two horses
Gibbs, Kingsley, Hubbard A. II. Richards,
and s. 0. Hammond for conspiracy to burn
tie church, blow up the grist- mill, Sc.-nine
OF ten charges.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-12-16

NEW CLOTHING SToRE.-Our readers will
see by all advertisement in another column,
that Messrs. Wall Balloon have opened, at
No. 3, Worcester House Block. an entirely new
stock of Clothing and Furnishing Goods, Of
every variety, for gent and boys wear adapt
ed to the season. Those who wish to protect
themselves from the inclemency Of the wealth
er, in new and appropriate attire, will do well
to give them call. The senior partner of the
firm, is practical tailor of tact and expert
ence, and goods sold by them will be warrant
ed to fit to charm.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-12-16

Diseases Of sbe Throat and Lungs efrec-
tualy and speedily cured by DIR. HOLINESS PICTORIAL
BALSAM-This remedy is infinitely superior to any now
in Tor Coughs, Colds, osrseness Influenza. Bronch.
it's Pain in the side, Weakness and Bile ding from the
Lungs, Whooping Cough, Asthma Cousurpton nc
1t has CURED thousands Of which have resisted
all ordinary medication popular remedies &c. For proof
of this, testimonials of Physicians and others the
first respecta ity published in special circulars,
which be had Of agents.
The pr pretor the Balls am is regularly educated
Physician, who has had extensive practice for twenty
years successful has his treatment pr we'd that Dr. H.
has renquhed general practice, and deyote his atten-
ton exclusively to the above diseases.
N. Billie BqtSGm warranted to give satisfaction
in all cases, if the objections are strictly followed
Sold in Worcester by NJ. b. GREEN, j. GREEN, and
e IL. MARSH, Agents.
S. Balch Il Son, Druggists, Providence, R. L., genera
Wholesale Agents. dom o5
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-12-16

SLAVERY IN KANzAs.-If doubts have ex-
listed in the minds of any persons, that it was
the intention of Douglas & Co. that slavery
was to be introduced into Kanzas the follow.
ing extract from the Hpeech of Senator Atch-
isou, delivered in the town of Liberty rs re-
ported in the Rchfeld (Mo.) Enterprise of
the llth of November, will set the question
at rest. The following is the report of the ad-
dress:
He pronounced high encomium on Sena-
tor Douglas of Illinois. He said "Snce the
death Of Webster, Clay, and Calhoun, he
(Douglas) had no superior !" The Hon. Sen
ator strongly urged the importance, III order
that Kanzas be made a slave State, that as
many OF the citizens of Clay County be there
at the first election as can with propliety, re
marking: "Those of you who are too old to
undergo hardships, send your SONS; all that is
required to make Kanzas slave State, is for
Missouri to do her duty. l am not here
electioneering for your votes; my fate was
sealed by the votes last August will either
be returned to the Senate or be beaten my
object to day is to talk to you about the inst-
tutions that should be gwen to Kanzas.' The
Court House was crowded, and the speech
well received.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-12-16

ExoELsIoR-This model Eating House has most in-
wiling outward appearance; and it possesses also all tho
elements of interior comfort which outside promises.
1t handsomely disposed for the accommodation of in
divduas and parties md the Yiands served up there
only Of the first quality but also cooked in the
most approved and delicious The lady or gem
tieman who finds himself from home about dinner time
may always be assured OF glorious plate at Tafts.
Chowder Tonight.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-12-16

DoANEs SALOON, No. Pleasant street, is pleasant
Saloon; and those who resort to it, know that it is so
Doane's experience public caterer has been arge
and his qualifications for his business admirable.
Those who desire to have zey time, and enjoy good
eating, better than call on Doane He makes
admirable chowdrs and of his best will be on the ta
bic this evening.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-12-16

HARNESS FALLoN have cozey, quiet, retirei, ex-
cesnt Saloon in the of the Worcester Bank Block
AMI they have everything nice and snug about it, They
prompt and geutlamauly, and make things doubly
agreeable to their friends and customers. Their establish
has acquired considerable celebrity for the richness
goolne's, and delicious preparation of their ch6wdes.
Those who visit their saloon once will be likely do
again. There will BE- delicious chowier this evening.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-12-16

The HoRTIcULruRIsr, and Journal of Ru-
raj Art and Rural Taste, for December, edited
by p. Barry, and published by ]. Wick, Jr.,
Rochester, N. Y, has been received by the
Worcester agent, E. N, Tucker. This mum.
Der closes the fourth volume Of this excellent
magazine. We have SO often spoken of the
merits Of this work, it is only necessary now
to state, that the January number will COM
mence new volume, and the present is there
fore fayorite time to subscribe.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-12-16

sPURR LEWIS had several yards Of pickerel in their
rier yesterday besides partrdges launches
of venson and other game These will be cooked to-day
and rich sufuslons Of sauce will stream them when
they presented those who visit the Piper Block sa
loon, in optaye mood Everything that is good for
the stomach, from omcettes to oysters, is on hand.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-12-16

BALL.-ssbastopol is not reduced and neither is the
great astronomical citadel at Harrington Corner There
the hungry cut up Balls forces, in flank, srlon, go,
wing and brcast-worki but Ball pours in fresh supplies
Of vands, and still the combat Ia ourchee continues
There WILDE general muster clam chowder tonight.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-12-16

NouCB,-on Saturday, Monday, Tuesday, and Wedues-
day, Prats No 2Os Main ST., great reduction in prces
for Stone Mrtin Fitch, and Chlren's Furs. Embroid
cries and Hosiery at reduced prices the above days
Give him call early you will have better oppcrtu-
nifty Of SELECTING goods.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-12-16
FROM CALIFORNIA.
ARRIyAL OF THE PRoMorHEUS,

NEw ORLEANS, Dec. l3-The steamship
Promotheus, from San Juan, Nicaragua, has
arrived below. She brings California dates to
the 2lth ult., and 100 passengers. The steam
ship Northern Light left San Juan on the Sth
INST, for New, York, with 500 passengers and
$1,000, 600 in treasure.
The California papers contain very little in
tellgonce Of general interest The mining
news continues favorable, although in some
localities the miners were greatly in want of
water, and were anxiously expecting rain, of
which less than the usual quantity had fallen
thus far in the season.
Business at San Francisco, and at most pla-
ces in the interior was extremely depressed.
Advices from Oregon state that the n1mer
Gus and powerful tribe of Indians, called the
Snakes, had commenced war upon the whites,
and had slaughtered a whole train Of emf
grants
The Commercial adyices from San Francis
ce represent affairs as in about the same cond-
ton as at the date of our previous advices.-
1t was not anticipated that there would be
any material change for tho better until the
commencement of the new year.
The adgices from San Juan represent that
the revelation in Nicaragua is still in pro-
gress, but we do not learn that ther has as
yet achieved any decided advantage.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-12-16

A FORTUNATE Mantle Burlington, (Vt.)
Free Press, relates an instance of a providen-
tal escape from death which occurred at I'm.
derhill, VT, on the 9th inst. As Mr.. L. S.
Rust of Burlington, was driving in horse
and cutter through the town, four horses, at.
tached to a stage behind him, took fright, and
rushed with fearful speed upon and over
him. His sleigh was beaten into fragments
by the hoois of the frantic animals, and
he himself after being dragged some distance,
was knocked down and run over by the
horses and stage sleigh, and found himself
lying in the road, very sore and lame indeed,
but without bone broken or serious bruise
His horse was nearly as fortunate-heing
caught between the stage leaders, and obliged
to run with them until his harness was torn
to pieces, when he freed himself, and was
caught. The stage proprietors footed the bill
for damages like gentlemen.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-12-16

A SEIL.--The Barre Patriot confesses sell,
in the report that the steeple of the Unitarian
meeting house in Petersham was blown over.
The wind 6leY oeer it, but did not 5soU it oeer.
Itremains firm in its place.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-12-16

A SINGULAR Casa number of pins were
recently exhibited to the Pathological Society
of London, removed from various parts of the
body of young woman, who was taking
down cloahes from the drying lines, and putt
ting the pins in her mouth, when some one
came behind her and seized her by the arms,
star Ting her SO much thst she swallowed tho
whole mouthful sickness and emaciation
followed small swelling showed itself un-
der hei left breast, which liberated and burst,
giving passage to a pin, the head Of which
was gone. Sixteen others were removed from
about the same spot, and others from the left
knee, from over the sternuin, and from the
wrist-22 in all. They had all lost their
heads except two.