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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-06-17
INtI 1dINIIIuII! yUUIoi
(Signel) JOSEPH MAZZINI.

THE EAvEsDRoPrING COMMISSIONERS A
MEDAL.-rhe recent infamous decision of
Mr.. Commissioner Loring seems to meet with
as universal condemnation as his worst ene-
mics could desire. The best lawyers in the
State hold it wholly unjustfed in law. The
best men consider it an insult to humanity.
1t matters little whetherit was owing to weak
ness or wickedness. A weak man i'll rc-
sponsible place, is as great an evil as wicked
one.
II is fit that some special seal of condemns-
ton should be set on so infamous peryerson
of law and justice. The ladies of Woburil,
it will be remembered, sent Mr.. Loring ..thir-
ty pieces Of silver He has returned them,
with the following note:
s'AIr. Loring returns the exclosed money
unopened, as he does not need such memo
rial to keep fresh his regrets at having incurred
the censure of those who sent it, June 5,
1884, Boston,
As there is no Potter's field to buy, it has
been proposed to make this little sum the
|, commencement of a contribution for the exc
cution of a medal to commemorate the KID
MAPPING of MAN in the city of HANCOCK and
ADAMS, in 1854.
Billings, whose eminence as an artist makes
all praise superfuous, has consented to fur
IRISH the design, which viii be executed BY
the best skill i'll Boston. Thus the most en-
during of the fine arts will give to the sGoes-
droppiHg Commissioner, as Wendell Phillips
has named him, an unenviable immortal
ity.
The work viii be executed with all con-
venient despatch. Between two and three
hundred dollars will be needed for the pur-
pose. Aid is solicited from all VIII, love jus
tice and desire to use every means to revolu-
tionize public opinioh Contributions may
L.. L. II L
cult, 2 Cornhill, Boston. Contributors will
receive back the amount of their contribu-
tious in medals of silver or bronze as they
prefer Commonwealth.
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TENHE DATING BALLS, OR
KNECKIE

WASHING MACHINE!
This Invention is the 'tNe Plus ULtra,n of Labor
Saving Machine in this line, much the Sewing
Mscne is in that line. Three to five Shirts and ten
fifteen collars may be washed once, perfectly CLEAN in
II to mnuteS other articles in like quantity in Tess
time they soiled All astonished at the
almost labor required, and the great rapidly of its
workhe thorough cleansing obtained, and without the
slightest injury to the finest fabric Bank ties have
repeatedly been washed with clothes till cleaned and
out uninjured An examination will satisfy the
ost ucredulous of its great value in every family for
by it, washing is rendered of the most easily dis
charged domestic labos Please to bear in mind that
I0Grdat this Machine wash fast and with far
Tess power than any other Machine in the United States
For full particulars apply to the subscribers who have
them for sale at corner of Exchange St, and Raroad
Worcester, Mass. LAMB s. FOSTER.
ap24 d2tawly
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SEWING MACHINES!

HOOD, BATTELLE, q Co,
Manufacturers OF E. HOWE Jr.'s Patent SEMiNS
MACHINE Persons IN want Of good and substantial
Machines are invited to cal and examine ours before
purchasing elsewhere These MAGAZINES are adspteq %
Leather Room corner Of Foser aud Cyprus SIS, Nor
cesssr, Mass. mye W.
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WoR CEs TER
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Manufactures, Trades, and Professions.

fhe following List representing or two houses
zach branch Of trade submitted the citizens
Worcester County, and the public generally, with the
fullest confidence that persons Ia want Of he products
of Worc Work Shops the Merchandise Of Wor.
c-ster Stores in of the branches here enumerated
will be able to supply themselves nj short notice an
upon reasonable terms eau be met with III BOsto
elsewhere.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-06-17

NATANTED. THREE or FOUR BlacksmIths,
Wv accustomed to the of Trp-hammers Also,
two good Chisel Grinders
Apply to c. FOSTER & CO., Worcester, or PAGE,
WHITMAN & Co., West Fitchburg.
mch2l istf
A GENTS WANTEDs--aIEN of business habits
IA wishing engagein lucrative business, who would
like to sell Biackmans Genuine Healing Basam and Val
liable Red Save would do well to call and our
place. GERALDS & THOMPSON, General Agents
No. Walnut st., Worcester, Mass. d23 d1y
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SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LlME.-.

SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME
- This celebrated Fertilizer, where it has been fairly
tested the year. has been found equal and in man
cases. superior the best Peruvian Guano in its imme
date effect and permanently beneficial to the andf
1t is adapted any soil in which there deficiency
Phosphate which often the All crops benefited
by its application.
1t Is composed Of ground bones decomposed by sui
phurc acid, which is added due proportion OF PERU
Wan Guano, Sulphate of Ammonia, &c.
For sale, with full directions for us in Bags Of $50 lbs
each; no charge for package AL bags viii be branded
&c. B. DeBurg, No. Super Phosphate Of Lime" Tho
above can be procured Of
If9 elT 70 80 --.l- LEE sPRAGUE 4 CO.,
nch2S diff az Main Street.
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TERMS OF PUBLICATIONS.
BAnY PAPER.-Fve dollars per year $3.50 for six
monhs 25 for three monhs 10 per week; single
copies two cents each. Hhen paid strictly in Advance
deduction Of 81 year win be made and proportionste
reduction II paid quarterly half yearly in advance
WgEKLY PAPER-Price two dollars year; 81 for six
MONTHS and SO cents for three months If paid strictly in
advance, Sl,T5 cts year; single copies cents each
~ The postage on the daily by mail to any part Of
Massachusetts, 10 cts quarter; other States S cts
quarter On the Weekly in Worcester County nothing,
all other parts of Massachusetts 10 cts year; in
other Stats, "a cts. year.
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Boston advertisements.

EINOW LIZ RS. WELLS. co.
n PSYCHOLOGISTS AND BOOKSELLERS,
142 Washington ST., Boston,
Examinations and written opinions of character, day and
evening, ncung valuable advice concerning the preser-
vation and restoration of health formation of proper
habits erection of faults restraining of excesses and
eutvatng defects; and important directions to the
choice of suitable occupations the selection of partners
business and congenia companions for life, &c, &C.
mch24 d3mk
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HORACE PARTRIDGE,

Jobber and Retailer Of
Toys, w ntc h s, e w cIry, Cutlery
Clocks, Trunks, valises, Baskets Accordeons,
Siolins, Guitars, Stationary Plated Spoons,
-. Flncy Goods, &C.
NO: 10y HANOVER STREET, BosToN, MASS
AgentJOr Morse's Toy Bedsteods, 90.
Acho w3m&d3ua
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THE WORCESTER SPY.
TERMS OF PUBLICATION

Printed and Published by JOHN MILTON EARLE, &
THoMAs DREW, at No 212 Main Street. Worcester, Mass
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A MOS SANBORN, MANUFACTURER on
IN SILVER SPOONS, SILVER WARE JEWELRY
Importer of Gold and SLIDER Watches, Of the first quail
y and Warranted time keepers and where may be found
at all times larger assortment of t
Siieer Ware, Watches, Jesoelrg & Plated Ware,
than at all the other Jewelry Store in Lowell combined
All of the above will be sold at all times low as can be
bought in Boston or in New York.
Post Office Corner, corner of Central and Middle sts,
Lowell, Mass. AMOS SANBORN.
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HRASS SEED-GRAss SEED. or al
u kinds, for sale by SAM'L EDDY, JR..
No. 20 Southbridge st.
Worcester Anril IA 1874 dawAw
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~ K. A. MILLEh'S
DAGUER REIAN O o Ms,
No. 10 Central Street. LOWELL next door to Vox Populi
mch27 Office.
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TWAIR MATTRESSES AND SPRING
III IL BEDS.--Har Mattresses and Spring Beds made to
order, Of the best quality at 10 Main ST.. Cup stars
oct0 d&wtf TABEk CHOLLAR.
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A man maybe great by ehapge, but never
wise on good without taking pains for it.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-06-17

NIEW, IMPORTANT, AND VALUA-
In ble-Roe's Paint and Grease Extractor the best
tcle invented for removing all spots of paint tar
ts greese of any kind from any garment, silk, satin,
oOe en cotton, without the least injury to the gar
went or color-ty it, Sold by all the Druggists in Wor-
MISTER. BUSH CO., Wholesale Agents.
ct.EebS eodtf r1tA "a Front st. Worcester Mass.
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nARASOLS-PARA 500 Parasols, from
AUCTION rs per Ct less than Manufacturers prices,
at MYERS BAMBERGER.
an6 ar af7 30 AIain stree
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EDERSONS WHITING PIANO FORTES
II OR N1EL0DEONS-Will do well TO call at q. s.
NASoNS New Piano Forte Ware Room, No. 200 Main
Street. and sec what they can do there before purchasing
elsewhere dstf 1elo
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.
LExPLANAHoN.-Eight to ten words make line-l0 to
IL lines are a Square" nnnpar type.l
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ICE ICE!s Having purchased the entire inter
Il est in the Ice business of Mr.. Sears, we shall
call on his customers with own, whom will supply
with ice of as good quality in every particular, as
can be produced in the State of Massachusetts, and
favorable terms. Our teams viii start about
the LIST of May, usual when are in hopes to be
able to make such contracts for supplying customers
will be satisfactory Persons wishing to make contracts
previous to that time do either at the office, 141
Main St. or with Mr.. Eb'r Flagg Mr.. John Russell
BENZ. \. HAYWOOD,
mchll diff JOHN RUSSELL
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u INsEED OIL AND WHITE LEAD.
u American Linseed Oil
English do;
Lewis's Pure Lead, ground in Oil;
In store and for sale, in quantities TO suit BY
G. s. A. J. HOWE,
nch15 diff Worcester Bank Block.
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SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE II, 1854.
Notices.
MA RE s SEES

MANUFACTURED BH
A. G.. HENRY. Central st., Worcester,
Old beds filed with Straw, Husks Excelsior. or Cane
APPS Shavings dSw1y
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beautiful assortment of the above Goods, at prices t.
defy compton, at MYERS & BAMBERGER's
apo diff 30 Main street.
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JUST RECEIVED,

At A. H. NEwToN'S, 2O7 Main Street, large invoice
of PAPER HANGINGS which Builders, Landlords, and
others in want will find for their advantage to
inc.
A. II. N. is prepared to put all kinds Of paper, at
short notice, in the best manner. mch6 diff
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Apothecaries and Druggists.

ApOthecaTIeS ana DruggiStS.
LEWIS T. LAZELL. POI Main street.
EDWARD II. MARSH, corner of Main and
Pleasant Streets ~
H LAYING, dealer in Perfumery, Segars, Patent
Medicines, &C., No. 46 Front street.
Aucti0neer and Commission Merchant
SAMUEL w. SELBY, No 6S Main street.
Agent and Collector
CONSTANT SHEPARD, % Thomas street.
Agricultural Implements.
RUGGLES, NoURSE, MASON, CO., Court
Mills.
Book Publishers.
e. NJ. & H. BILL, Flagg's Block, Travelling
Agents Wanted
Booksellers and BOnkbinders.
JOHN KEITH & CO., No. 1886 Main street.
= j. S. WESBY, Rear of No. 207 Main street.
Botanic Druggists.
BUSH & CO., No. "a Front street.
HARE Stage Office.
No. 2l5 Main street, next to Am. Temperance
House.
Commission Dealer in Farm Produce.
D. A. ROBINSON, o Exchange street.
Clocks, Watches, Jewelry, DC.
C. C. COLEMAN, No. 2O9 Main street.
Carpets, and House Furnishing Goods.
B. L. HARDoN & CO., No. LAG Main street.
Clothing and Furnishing Goods.
THAYER & EAMES, Harrington Corner.
Calico and Printing Press Builders.
]. BARRETT & CO., Stone Shop, near the
junction.
COfinss Collins Plates Grave Clothes,
Trimmings, &C., &c.
SERvY & HALL, No. 80 School street.
Doors, Blinds, and Sashes.
T RI w RARTIE'rT NJ OK E-on+ s+roo+
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CARBONATE AMMONIA.-So JARS Car
Y y Donate Ammonia, just received and for sale by
G. A. HARRINGTON 4 CO.,
iy26 dtf No SO Main st.
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CARRIAGE AND DOOR MATs.-JUST
~ Received, large lot Of those nice Carriage and
Door Mats which selling at very low prices at loo
Main st. 2up stars0 TABER 4 CH0LLAR.
dewitt
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Real estate.

IA A GENTEEL ESTATE FOR SALE
Ei:1 Situated Elm St. containing about 10000 square
Ei4Afeet of Land, with variety of Fruit Trees
thorough built House, furnished with Gas, Furnace, and
Bathing apartments and is in all respects desirable sit
ation. Will be sold at bargain if applied for
Apply to CARY & FIELD.
my5 deodtf
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ear We were paid visit, On Saturday last,
BY Nj, J. K, RuksrhrOd Of the Homestead
Journal We we're delighted to see him 10
good health and spirits. also, to learn the pros.
porous condition Of the Journal. Since his
n,xion With thai paper II Ia nOuriahng 6as.
y, and bidI fair to yield a handsome rseen-
psnse to its publishers. IL e7
Also, Ou Monday last our sanStum was Wis.
lied BY A, H, Battin, Eaqo Of the Salem Dem.
Oeras, The Democrat is increasing In cirOula.
siOu and interest, and bids fairtO become per-
manenI journal, Il iI handsome ahsst, ably
conducted sdi,Orially, and well executed typo
graphically. alf -.as asvt-A
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For he FrsS Prsss.
LYCEUM! LYCEUMl! -

LADIES AHD GxSrlGNAN-Q Other, and much
smallsrtOWus can boast Of aLyesum while We
ii regret to say it--have none. Why is II
that so many OfOur young men spend their time
in Groceries. and our young ladies in reads
ing Novels 1t is because We have supplied
them with nothing else, to occupy their lime
Now this is wrong; and We are the parties at
whose door the fault will be laid, They must
be employed-thsy will not be idle; and, when
nothing more profitable offers itsel, they will
seek employment in whatever is at hand. This
is the law Of Nature, and where means are not
furnished for young people to improve them
selves. their minds become dissipated, and they
lose the relish for that which is useful We 60
not mean mere debating society, that is not
what We want; We want something in which the
ladies, az we'll AS the gentleman can participate.
Where we can all improve ourselves in Decla.
nation, Discussion and Essay writing. What
say you shall We have Lyceam--A literary
Society. where all may take part "frOm the
least 10 the greatest T have no doubt,
suitable room can be obtained where we can
meet once week, and spend the time much
more advsntsgeOusly, than We can ct the usu.
NJ places Of resort. lsss. '' saaheA
Let some person friendly to the movement
make an appointment, for The purpOseOf ma
king arrangements for starting society.
aa- Truly Yours.
wTfYY -
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GoV, MsdIII,

Grsinsr. Of ,hs stsls Journal, Ofths ss.h
ul.. ssYs: -
1--WE psl Gov. Medill this morning going 70
market = He looked pale. melancholy. sad
The crow foot tracks arr siampsd about The
eOsnsrsOt his syes . plain As the impression
Of ducks foot upon tie sand. The result Of
the late election, especially IN bis own district,
weighs him down and torlures him like night
mare. The ghost Of the speech be made at
RitIer's school house continually hsunts him
He brOOSs over lis sorrows, and refuses 10 Be
eOmforted. Poor old Governor he "hAs nc
mother to bring him milk. no wife To grind his
corn" What al old bachelor ike him want.
ed in maiiet Is more than we could imagine
He hse no basket on bic arm; aud IL he hat
hOugLI basket full. he wouldn't have knowr
what to do with It. He bas no wife totake care o
il, and no babies THAT We know of to bell
him eat Is. What an unhappy man be mus
be r. ra-.7~s. .sd ar 7.r-r
We have ohsn lssrd Of old bachelor
getting the blues. and this falls slsciOn bro'
more than Ons into that unhappy situation :
We reeOllec, Of seeing one here. the morning
after the election. He looked most hOrrid blu,
and poor fvllOV. he has not yet regainsd hi
former phlx, rsT.. .a.E H.. .
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are said TO have been made % he faith Of ths
siAlsmsuts, Ast shs public wste slow % BE-
lieye.
Qdessa accounts say that eOriOhakOf vas
At place and that MeOchikof who could not
retain his position at Btksh;sl. had sent hi'
army 10 ssvaslOPO. and gone to Perckok, 4
Il is said ihaI cAnrrbvu has notified the
Freb Government that the Allies position is
impregnAble. being defended BY $4,000 men
200 guns aud could easily be held against 200
900 Russians.
0Oustan,inOPls letters TO The l2.h say that
5000 Of the foreign legion AID 5000 Turks
had just left for the C.igea.
l. is true tha. on the la.h Of Sept. an attack
Nas made BY M4hnOui, Turkish asg ship
Of i2o guns, and several Of the Allied ships on
Fort Constantine, bat il was msr,ly 70 cover
the advance Of the Allies along The lsadwGd
side Of the ei,y. -~.-. '..
IN consequence Of eOrrespOndsnse found in
Asnschkoh's sevels. eaPtu. ed at ALMA. sev
eral lnPO,,ant arrests have been made at Var.
ma, a .--.- s -f .7-t .
Two small British steamers have been order
vi 10 the sea Of AzDf to lombard the lowr
o. KeIch . f y -
Lord Stratford De Redeii has succeeded il
procuring 6nnau to supPress the trade in Cir
cas,ian and Georgian slaves 'as.as A--
A rumor vas current that the Danish Gov
ernment would probably join the British fee
to uinter at Keil Ts..E.E
The journal of st. Petersburgh, Of the i4il
contains a telrgraPhic despatch from Viennt
stating. that COmmi ysilnrrsufth th. Western Pow
err, and Of Austria and Turkey had Inet a
CoOs,sntinOple to arrange the question OF Z
PrOtectOrate, the basis oil thu proposals mad
by the austrian Cabinet '
The National subscription for the sick an
wounded reached xix thousand pounds sterlin
and regiment Of wompn had been organiEe
7 as nurses to be ;nm 'diNtely sent to Scrutaris
p A private despatch from Bucharest TO Liver
y pool the 10th, announces the bomb IrdmenL Q
! Sevas,opol commenced ON the 18Th, .wo hun
s. dred pieces OF heavy artillery we're employed
& se,astopol was not expected to hold out NOR
than three or four days. ...
U Thirty thousand Russians have crossed tn
Danube into the DrObunscha. -." -r
Twelevs thvusaI Russians, under Euch lkoh
occupied the Danube ferries near Toultgchs.
The German Press every where gives indi
cations OF an approaching rupture bstwseI
l. Austria and Prussia.
= Greet anxiety ,x'sts At Berlin. e..
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Rail Road Convention.

A Convention Of The Officers Of Railra ads in
Ohio sAd Indiana, was held sumo time since, At
Columbus, at which meeting measures were
adopted to iEcrease the freight. and fare on their
roads, also TO do away with free passes. Sc,-
Tns convention adjourned 70 meet At Dayton.
at ich place they SOnYsned On the R5h ul'.
Tuenty. .iOur roads wsrc rePresepted-Alr,d
Kelly, OF Columbus. presided.
Reports we're reeelvee and read, from sixteen
companies. approving and adopting the seton
taken at The former meeting Of 'hs Convsntioni
aud from four. adopting the action with eOndi'
lions. The other companies eI,her reported,
: that they had made nO expression on the SuO'
jecl, or we're not heard from at all. ...
b The committee appointed toPrssrnt praposi'
tiOns for the aeuion of the Convention rePorseC
the following, b. way Of anenaTen's to 'h'
IesOlurOns adopted at the former meeting, whicl
were adopted by he convention.
/. That express IryighI. carried on p'ssen
ger trains, instead OF bang charged niue cent
per ton PCT mile, be charged "Ot ls'' than 'ha
rate ..-.. ...a...E ...... ......- .,..
). e. That free passes shall not be granted DC
tween now and the lsI Of January nsxl, 10 b
used after the last named day.
;, That no agents or runners shall b. EN-
ployed or retained ia employment, directly Q
indirectly, after the Let VI November, 10 sOiici
Cnher passengers Or freight for any road.
4 rhAs Delegates u kailroAd Conventions
+ having certificates OF their appointments A' sue
b. passed ire, . .H..
6 That the classification OF freight agree,
nj the iOfmer meeting, be confined IO IhrOug
fieghts only. ss.... .ls .. ..,-...
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The annual meeting Of this Order held it,
Session VI { hillieOthe, adjourned on the slSI
ult. where 1t va, OrIlniI ID in 1898,
There are now eel chartered Lodges 10 thn
State--of these is5 were represented At this
annual Grand Communication. -5,l pa
The election for officers resulted In The choice
Of The following ,r..,f
GRAND OFTicERs.
William B. Dodds, Cincinnati, Hamilton,
county, Grand Master.
Benz Y. Smith, Mt. Vernon, Knox county,
Deputy GrSnd Muster. ~ ..r
N. D. Brock, New FAi,6sld county, ssnioI
Grand Warden. ..f .... ..... .......... ...
BIS, Kyle. Troy, Miami county, Junior Grand
Warden.
LeOnidas JeweIt. Athens, Athens county,
Grand Treasurer. .eru
John D. Caldwell, Cincinnati, Hamilton Co.,
Grand s eletaVJ' r....- ~. ......-.... -.
Tho next annual Communication will be held
on the fourth Tuesday Of oGtObSr, 1855, at
Mansfield, Richland county. a g-' sgai
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Ohio VS.. PemnsyIvaMla ei ais.

The friends Of that delightful art, Horse Bach
Riding and Driving. which has Ol hate set the
elite agog. in almost every city. town, and viii
lage ol our country, will take nolice tnat Ohio
has thrown out the gaunllet to her Sister States
for . contest IN the beautiful Park,at Salem.
Columbiara co.. o., on the 18th Of the present
month (Noyemter.) The ability Of the sblest
Lady Riders and Drivers will be tested, Salem
is noted. for good riders and drivers, and will,
no doubt, come in Tor her share Of the victory.
PeYchupce there may be some Of the same
SorI' lhCYe, from abroad and give Mrs. Cora.
we'll another chase, Ss did one on the fS.h uIt
We bespeak them good tuEn out. The friends
Of the association have given The banter. Z
pecling = full representation Of the adjoining
StStes-and We hope they viii not be 'dtsap-
pointed. 1hs'proit arising from the entriei
;. will be appropriated 10 Rquidats the expense o
enclosing the grounds, which the exhibition
hast month. fell shor. Of doing, By about $500
as ws are informed. ~. -,
! P,S. After writing the above we had th
pleasure Of reading one Of The posters got q
+. for the above oecasioa. from which we learneJ
!. that our 6rst mfoFma alton was incorrect. 1t
: ssColumbiGaa county versus PsnnsJlva Ia an
. the crest of mankind" Who would hav
t thought it ! Brag well 10 good. but hold Ou
:. is better. The four may have enough 70 do
maintain the banter We shall zee.