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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-04-17

Music LessOns.-MR. EDWARD A. R. KHERNS
Professor Of the Flute and Guitar respectfully gives notice
to the Ladies and Gentlemen of this city and vicinity that
ne VIII give private lessons these Instruments For
terms and particulars, inquire Messrs Nason's and
Marshs Music Stores or at his residence No. 81 Main
street. ~
Also, music arranged for Brass and String Bands and
every Kind Of instruments. mch20 d3m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-04-17

OaguerreotyPes for SO Gents, at the Har
rington Corner Daguerrean Palace corner of Front anil
Main Streets The subscriber guarantees to all who may
patronize him, entire satisfaction or change is made
great variety OF Frames Gases and Lockets constantly
on hand.
10 Daguerreans-A general assortment of Materials for
sale at New YORK and Boston prices.
feb25 diff b. D, MARKHAM
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-04-17

L.. IL. Nichols, M. D., Homeopathic Physician
Residence No. liz Main Street Office Hours from To
A. NJ; 2 to 4, and to P. NJ.
August 8. 1853. - div
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-04-17

n6A SECOND HAND ALL W 90 L
GND CARPETS 200 yards Straw Mating. 100
yards Oil Cloth for sale low at private sale BY
anil div .. W. orLoA-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-04-17

FEy0YS. FANCY GOODS, CHILD EMS
IL BOOKS AND BIBLES. A splendid assortment al
ways o4hand and for sale cheap, wholesale and retail
APPS d&wtf MERRtl'e ~ VIZ Y
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-04-17

rTAND MIRRoRS-A fine assortment now in
= = S' L. T. LAZELL, Druggist,
wcb31 davis POI Main Street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-04-17

PAPER.-lOsT0Ns. just re
wv ceivetf and for sale by
BROOKS & STEARNS,
AMI diff No, 8 Front street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-04-17

Hfs IF Dycs.-All thepromnent Hair Dyes for sale
low, wholesale retail. Among them are
8oylss Hair Dye, phaon's Hair Dye
liutchlns's Billiards.
AieHnder's WateYs's 8"
uulePs Jayne's
Orders from the country by MAIL EXPRESS or otherwise
promptly executed. L. I. LAzELL, Druggist,
eDZl om Dol Main ST
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-04-17

EBOTATOES! POTATOES !!~7Just received
n a lot of Jenny Lind Potatoes; very superior az
ticle for table use, or for SsEb. For sale by -
rSAArL EDDY, JR.,
No. 20 Southbridge st.
Worenster Anr;I IL 1894 daw4E
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1854-11-23
Is PROF. ALEX. G.. BARRYss
TRICOPHEROUS, OR RMEDICATEDCOM
pOTIND

lHlCUFHENOUSs ON NMEUICAIEOCON1s M
POUND. @
Ls0R Benutifying, Curling, Prescrving, Restosina
i and Strengthening the hair, Relieving diseases q
the skin Curing Rheumatic pains and healing extsnal
wounds Bounded by no graphical lines, tho fcputa.
ton Of Bary's Tncopherous prevades the Union.
The sale Of the article Of late years has increased II
ratio that almost exceeds belief. Prof Barry altar
careful examination Of bis sales book finds that tha
of bottles delivered to order, in quantities Of from
half gross upward, during the year 1852 Vas witha
trifle of 950,000. ssfra
1t il unnecessary 10 present at length the evdensss
Of the wonderful properties Of the Trcopherous whsa
the public have furnished such an Endorsement % this
The chcapness Of the article and the expanation NV.
Of its chemical action upon the hair the scap snA
in all cases Of superficial irritation first recommended 4
to the attention Of the people, This al that the il.
ventor dsred Every bottle advertised ITSELF The sf
fects Of the fluid exceeds expectation. 1t acted like
charm. Theladies would not be without IL. Country
dealers in every section Of the United States found thaA
they must have il; and thus was built mp wholesale
trade of extent hitherto unheard Of q regards alti.
ces Of this kind The highest point has not yet besa
reached, and is believed the sales this year viii b
million and half Of bottles.
EDepo. and Manufactury No Isl. .BrCadway.-
Retail price rs cents largo bottle.
@-Lberal discount to purchasers by the quantity
and BY the principal merchants and druggists throuei-
out the United States and Canada, Mexico, Wst n.
dies, Great Britain France &c., and BY Robert Charles
c. .-norgnn Co., B. Blskcsly, Bernard Adams .
Co ,-,t Louis. u q q ~~s RI vspt13lSR
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THE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
OF THE
OF THE STATE OF MISSOURI

ii
UNIVERSITY OF THE STATE OF MISSOURI.
~ He regular Lectures Of the Medical Department
1 Of the Missouri University will commence on
the Isl of November 1854, and viii continue until
the LIST Of March, 1885,
course u preliminary lectures viii be delivered by
the Professors Of the Instutfun free Of any extra
charge on subjects intimately connected with their
respective departments, beginning ON the lst Of o.
tober and ending on the lst Of November.
Clinical Lectures will also be delivered either at
the City Hospital or the City Dispensary every day
entire regular session. Admittance 70 the eClnical
Lectures free Of extra charge. t.H @etf
MEDICAL. FACULTY.
JOHN s. MOORE, n, ., Professor ot Theory and
JOSEPH N. MCDOWELL, N. D, Professor q sar-
gerry and Surgical Anatomy. go
ABNER HOPION, u. D., Professor Of Chemistry
JonS nm fhsIH BaRSEs NJ Professor cf Maseris M.d
en-, Therapeutics and Medical BOTANY.
E. DEMINd, M D., Professor Of Pathology, and
Clinical Medicine. ra
J. r. ALLEN. M. D., Professor of Obstetrics and
Z Diseases Of Women and Children,
PAXTON SPENCE,M. D., Professor 81 Physiology
ard Comparative anatomy 8H8 ~aTaTs u
JOHN 7. HOGDEN,M. D. Professor a Anatomy--
I. DRAKE MCDOWELL, N. D., Dcmonssrator.
Il eah6sE II sI FEES. 81 Iaa &
N Fees far = full crnrse Of Lectures sos. Fec for
the Diplnna, $40; for admission % the Disccting
room and Demonstrations, $40; Matriculaton fee,
S..
Good boarding can be obtained within short dis
tance Of the College, for from 81 70 81 per week.
Students and others, designing further information,
will please address t6e psa9 3 n q a The raculty; :
49, rF etrhR# Nnan ~ thn NJ a3;eal ~ Nultv
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1854-11-23
Bells, Bells. Bells :!

VIE Subscribers manufacture and Keep on hand
large assortment Of bells suitable for churches
academies, factories, steamer, plantations, etc.,
mounted with their improved aangings, the most ef
fcient in Their establishment has been in op-
peraton thirty years; having turned out nearly ten
thousaad bells averaging 600 pounds each and its
paerns and process Of manufacture 80 perfected to-
geher with recent improvements that its bells have
an ;ncqGallea reputation for volume Of sound and
quality u tone. They have just rsceived-,January
ls54-the first premium Ia silver mcdal of the
Worlds Fair in New York, all bells in this coun-
try or Europe. Having laIge assortment Of bellt
on hand, and being in immediate connection wish
routes in oil directions either railroad canal or river
and but hours from New York, we can execute or
iers with dispatch. Address,
sA4 gss A. MENEELY'S SONS,
mar.2'54ly . West Troy, Albany co. Ny. /.
Raymondkie,gen Chicags II. j. Narno Co.,
Milwaukee, Agents. E1 80
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MOaeskIEa Z
LYONS KATHaIRON

For preserving, restoring, and beautifyng the hair
is the most delightful and wonderful article the world
produced. Its astonishing success is without
precedent in the history Of the Mntera Medical Dark
and lnxurant locks, sft and glossy hair with
Of admirers. (nark this ladies' is the universal eject
Of the Kathairon Bald and grey head perfectly
astonishcd. "The Katharon has fully restored my
hair after badness of u years. A. J. CORTLAND.
20 Boad St. N. W The kathairon is certain cure
for Nervous headache, ard all cutancous diseases.
Sold by all dealers everywhere. Try it. Price only
25cts in large hotties. e 110
D. S. BARNES, Proprietor, 161 Broadway NY
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BETTER THAN CALIFORNIA.

BETTER THAN CALIFORNIA.
| WILL send for 81 full particulars of business BY
| which a person Of energy can make $3 to $40 per
day. Also Watson fifty receipts, Cooks Discovery,
Leses two Discoveries anu B. .Lamberts Discovery
by which he has made $500 the last year.
Also Bowrnan's thirty celebrated receipts, many Of
them worth twenty times the amount, no travelling
and but little capital required.
Address, {rosT rAID,) P. p. B0NEBRAKE.
ATTIcA, Iowa.
June ~, '54.-6m-w.
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THIRD YEAR. VOL. mo g..

TESTED BY THOUSANDS ANNUALLY.
AND NEVER FOUND WANTING
M ISTAR'S Balsam or Wild Cherry, the acknow
w lodged rcmcdy for Coughs, Coulds, Consumption
OF the Lungs, Asthma, Group, Hectic Fever, Night
Sweats, &c. &c.
Physicians often acknowledge that this remedy
stands at the head Of all others in the cure Of dis
cages Of the most dangerous consumptive character
md that in thoe Of less alarming natureit is sell
dom known to fail, if judiciously applied.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1854-11-23

90 a~ LiqnOTs and vinegaT ~
N anyquantity and quality ,fors rsalslow ST.
i July - '53 KyN1ALL 4Coe.
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A Ca 4 D

The subscriber who has for many years been via
ALFRED EDWARDS q CO., a. CAsHIEa and coz.
FIDENTIAL CLERK. takes this method Of Informing
his friends throughout the United States that he 10
with MEssRs. STEARNs 4 MARVIN, LA and LAG vs.
ter Street, who manufacture and sell the world rs-
nowned WnDER's PATENT SALAnAxpER SAFE, with
RIcH's IMPRovEMENr," which has never failed 10
preserve its contents in the HOTTEST FIRE. where hs
win be HAPPY to see them to EXECUTE orders fee-
SvFEs. STEPHEN II. PIERSON.
Naw York Sept. 8, 1854.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1854-11-23

ROOMS FOR RENT.
T,HE fine and spacious rooms over my store on JEFF
i ferson street. will be for rent from the lst Apri
next. Enquire at S w. STuRGIS'S,
e Hat stora, Jefferson street
March II, 1854 Gazette copy)
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Danhiss Hssse, Exchange Office, and
LAND AGENCY.u
GREEN, THOMAS & CO.,

a --RURLINGTON, IOWA.
sIIAVEopens1s House for the tmnsactisnof a
10 general banking and exchange business, and are
prepared to eceive N0posIts on the most favorable
.terrns. Time and sight drafts bought and sold. Col
tectons made. and proceeds promptly rcmitted Inter
exchange from the country VIII receive prompt at-
teution uncuent funds credited at lowest rates. and
Exchange retnitesd = ordered without charge.
L ian Z, s54 twly sskgssf{.fs Lae sfsz sss III
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BY. .DUNHAM s. BROWN.
MEssRs. CLARK 4 CHESTNUT

(Successors to Michaels Clark.)
Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, Groce-
ries, Quecnsware, Boots. Shoes, and Ready
Made Clothing.
'THEY invite the public to call and examine their
L assortment. They are determined to sell bargains
for cash. .is4 &. sgssa4s. .f.,ss ~ s.t,.gx.:.4
July Is, 1854. ~ ssf.is ysf s. fs.s.a,l 8stas. la.
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fa89ft lsFI I'll gf *gAh tHEsfes 2 = ~ - =
sg-~ss segaas. a4y sssa ssa ss ssssGw $ .. e -
s~sr slrss.s
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NEW ARRIVAL OF JEWELRY.
lust received. new and fashionable assortment Of
y ladies' go!. breast pins, rings, finger rings cuff
pins shirt Studs pencils seals and keys. chains, &c.
or sale cheap by A. w. & w. CARPENTER.
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a8ass ss4a0s4se s6t IS gsa.ass - oi.arS q
sse s--*-r s-~@.sl 49,
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-8vs. -. 4ao9 9Es n9sa ssss : Il sssai 3sh
.as-f ST. g4.ss1 &c
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81 F.. X. 4WlLSON, si Eli.
ATTORNEY AND, COUNSELLOR AT LAW, 81
w ILL attend promptly to all professional business
surrounding counties. Special attention given te the
securing and collecting of claims: also, to renting
and paying taxes uponreal estate, and redeeming Of
delinquent lands. 9ag 5ass 3t..-.a95 a.
Office in front room on second floor OF Ebersol \
Mcinnes building On Third street, three doors abov
thu Barret House Burlington, Iowa,
Doc 3-ly-bp H9 &. gd sfaAass n st
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I BURLINGTON THURSDAY. NOVEMBER %, 1854

Sa SpECTACLEs, AC.-Just received 4
good assortment Of Spectaclcs to suit
ALA gcs. Port Monies shell side combs; lnper pips
&c, ,for sale by A.W. / w. CARrEsrrR, - "A
aprils,,55 tntaE s0f cHs ss fa Main street.
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DFNTON'S Thirty Years in the u. s. Senate, jus
Sett. Is, '54. E.A. van METER.
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al r.x.s sye 3as sAs ea 70 xEsAes 81
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FIRE IN NEW ORLEANSi
ANOTHR TRIUMPH!ll
RIC H q c O.'S
MLAMANDER SAFR.


THE following certificate, selected, not because u
best but because ii IL the last that has como .
hand, shows the aroproof qualities Of these Safes.
"New Orleans, August 10th, 80.
Mnssas. SrEARss 4 MAnxIS, New York: $3.50
Gentlemen:In the great FIRE that occurred here. on
the 5th inst, our store was completely consumed
The flames from the drug store came mp % rapidly,
that we had barely time to look up our books and
make our escape through the back door. Our safe
was one Of your Rich Co.'S. Salamander. (Wilders
Patent, and although the Are was ons Of the hottess
there being large quantity Of Liquors, Oils, and
other Merchandise stored in the building yet the books
md papers out uninjured except that the bind.
ng was slightly steamed We are perfectly satisfied
that your safes are FIRE PRoor, and We shall pro-
cure another Of the same kind
aa Yours, &c.,
f. NJ. DALEY CO.. aa
large supply Of different sizes Of the above Safes
always on hand jones' Worlds Fair Lock, Of which
we are sole proprietors for the United States Yaiss
Powder Proof Lock Day / Newells Parata Lock.
and other celebrated Locks applied to safes a may
he preferred. Bank Safes and jewelers. Safes @
hand or made TO order. STEARNSk MARVIN.
na l44 q leo Water Street, New York,
Sole manufacturers Of Salamander Safes, combining
.sWilder's Patent" and "Rich's Patent"
September o, 1854 I'm. ae @st
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hssTsN xAv a5~e Z
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-03-15
seizureof the 9 Blncls ,Ynrrlor,,n1 Ia.

Vann.
The United States steamer Corwin,
which arrived at Charleston on Sunday
last, brought advices from Havana up to
the LIST of March. and contains the parti-
culars of the seizure of the United States
steamship Black Warrior by the authori-
ties of Cuba. This vessel, Capt. Bullock,
sailed from Mobile, via Havana, for New
York. and was taken possession of by the
Spnuiards of Havana, on Tuesday the 28th
alt under the following circumstances, as
given by the Charleston Mercury of Tues
day last
Ithas been the custom at Havana for
some Gig hteen nlonlhS past to allow steam
ships whch merely Touched at chat place
without freight to Ian to hand in to the
boarding officer OfsustOms, nominal mani
fest, and under this regulation, which had
received the sanction of the authorities
there, Capt. Bulloch of the Black Warrior,
reported his ship in ballast when boarded
by the revenue officer. The official Of the
customs returned TO the Black Warrior
several times during the day, on each oc-
caslon being informed that the ship was
in ballast; but at the third interview,
Capt. Bulloch suspecting something more
than usual was intended by these repea-
ted visits, informed the officer that he had
on board nine hundred bales of cotton for
New York, but nothing for Havana
Capt. BulGoch was then informed that his
ship would be seized for an infracton Of
the Revenue laws. Capt. Bulloch i'm
mediatcly took the necessary steps to al
ter his manifest, the time allowed by law
{ twelve hours) for any alterations in the
manifest not having expired, but the au-
thorities positively declined allowing him
to do SO, and proceed to take possession
of the ship, which Capt. Buloch refused
TO give up, until so large force was sent
down to the ship as to render resistance
useless.
Capt Bullock, his officers and men, had
gone on board the U. S. steamship Fulton,
and The Black Warrior was being dischar-
ged by the Spaniards when the Corwin
left.
Some forty passengers were on board
the Black Warrior, who were not allowed
to quit The ship. their baggage being lock-
cd up:by the authorities. and the servants
having gone on board the Fulton, they
were put 20 very great Inconvenience.
The Corwin has brought on the mails
of the Black Warrior, also dispatches from
the U. S. Consul at Havana. Much ex-
element prevailed among the Merchants
at Havana regarding this unjustiiabIe sci
Xure.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-03-15
Congress.

We have to report the transaction Of
considerable business of importance in
both Houses of Congress-
The Senate adopted a resolution to
purchase the portraits of the FIVE first
Presidents Of the United States, painted
by Gilbert Stuart.
The Nebraska bill has at last passed
the Senate. This bill will also probably,
be passed by the House of Representa-
tives, bya large majority. -.
The following is the vote YEAS
Messrs.. Adams Achison, Badger. Bay
ard, Benjamin, Broadhead, Brown, But
Ter. Cass, Clay, Dawson, Dixon. Dodge
of Iowa, Douglas, Evans, Fitzpatrick,
Geyer, 'Gwin, Hunter, johnson, Jones OF
Iowa, Jones Of Tennessee, Mason, Morris,
Morton, Petit, Rusk, Sebastian. Shields,
Silell, Stuart, Thompson, of Kentucky.
Thomson Of New Jersey, Toucey, Weller
WiIliams-37
NoEs.-Messrs. Bell, Chase, Dodge of
Wisconsin, Fessden, Fish, Foot, Hamlin,
Houston, James, Seward, Smith; Sumner,
Wade, Walker-14.
Only two Southern men-Bell and
Houston, the former a Wing and the lat
ter Democrat-vo:ed in the negative.
For the bill there voted IA northern
Democrats, ii Southern Democrats, nine
Southern Wings. and no Northern Wing.
Against the bill, there voted North
ern Democrats, one Southern Democrat ;,
6 Northern Wigs, one Southern Wing
and two Free Sellers.
The House of Representatives, during
the past week, seem to have tried to see
how much Of the public moneys-or
public lands, which is the same thing
they could possibly dispose of. They
have had under consideration any num-
Der of bills appropriating land to railroads,
schools, INDECENT insane /; and finally,
wound up by passing Mr.. Dawson's
Ho mestead bill, which gives any free
white person, twenty years old, who
is the head of family and citizen Of
the United States, 100 acres of land,
pro vided lie will settle on and cultivate
it for five years. Qu@y.-Is this not
an " INDECENT insane bill?"
We are pleased to see that our Yirgi-
MIA Senators and Representatives are OPP
posing this wholesale robbery of the Ge-
neral Government; and that Messrs. Snod-
grass and Kidwcll both voted against the
bill.
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$50 Reward.

will give'the above re ward for the an.
Prehension and return to the sheriff OF
this county, of John A. Kline, who on the
Esd OF February last, absconded from nv
employ, decoying my wife Catharine with
him. When last heard from they were
at G. S. Run, in this counyt, and gave as
their names John Brown and wife.
Mr.. Kline is about five feet seven inch
es in height, and % years old. has light
hair, white eyebrows high forehead and
grey eyes. Has also short neck, and a
slight stammer in his speech !; and had on
when he left biuefrock coat, black pants,
and black satin vest. 49,. r.
My wife Catharine is about five feet
urinches in height, and about 81 wears
ofage, and is the mother Of three children.
the youngcsto of which is about seven weeks
old. AS it regards her, LIDO not offer any
reward for her apprehension, as 1 deem
my self rewarded in her departure.
Tie said parties took with them a good
horse, saddle and bride, belonging to
me- The horse is about II or IS Years
old. is of adark bay color, and has all
the gaits common to good riding horses. .
Editors willPlease give the above place
IN their journals, and obIige wronged and
suffering husband. JOHN WOLFE.
ROmaney argus.
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ADoLITIoN1sM ILLUsTRATED.-In the
course of his speech on the Nebraska bill,
Mr.. Douglass related an anecdote which
furnishes a fine illustration Of Northern
Abolitionlsn. He said
know but one Territory of the United
States where slavery does exist, and that
one is where you have prohibited it by
law, and it is This very Nebraska Terrific.
ry. In defiance OF the 9th section Of the
act Of 1890, in defiance of Congressional
dictation, there have been, not many, but
few slaves introduced. l heard min
lister of the Gospel conversinS the other
day with q member of the Committee on
Territories upon this subject. This
preacher was from that country, and a
member put this question. to him: " Ha, e
you any negroes out there ?" He said
there were few held by Indians. l ask
ed him if there were not some held by
white men. He said there were few,
under peculiar circumstances, and he
gave an instance An abolition minister,
Il very good man had gone there from
Boston, and he took his wife with him.
lie got out in the country, but could not
get any help hence he being kind
hearted man. went down to Missouri and
gave one thousand dollars for negro,
and took him up there as help Lugh-
! ter. So, under peculiar circumstances,
when these freesoilan abolition preach
ers and missionaries go into country, they
can buy negro for their own use but
they do not like to allow any one else to
do the same thing. Renewed laughter
No doubt. if slavery should be abolished
in Nebraska this " kind -hearted' man
will take his negro back to Missouri and
sell him at an advanced pride. ..
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How A Man FEELS ON A SrNK1NG BRIDGE
The Cincinnati Commercial gives the fol-
lowing statement in relation to the feel
ings Of a person in extreme danger at the
time of the falling Of the Licking Bridge !:
"Taylor Reyes, who was on the brio &c
at the Time of the accident, and who was
slightly injured, describes his fall in the
most graphic style. During his descent,
he says that every action in his life was
recalled to his mind. The most trivial cir
cumstances were remembered. The past
was spread out like a great map before him,
upon which he could trace every fooLstep
he had ever takcn-and the future, he con-
fessed he had not much time to think OF
that, but like true American, he slapped
his hand on his pocket-book, which was
in his breeches pocket, and held on for
dear life, and once or twice, during tho
frightful descent, wondered what the
old woman would do for market money"