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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-08
JOHN PORTER & CO..

Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in Porters Patent
Burning Fluid and Camphene. No. L Broad, State
Street. Boston.
ar Minken's Hotel and Eating House, Norfolk Ave
nue., (rear of1s5 Washington street Ladies Rooms 16
Province House Court. Board and Lodging one dollar
per day, o. Eve dollars per week, in advance.
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H.
LITTLE GEoRGEs SroRy.-My Aunt Lib
by patted me on the head the other day and
said, "George, my boy, this is the happiest
part of your life | guess Aunt Libby don't
know much. guess she never worked a
week to make kite, and the first time she
went to fly it got the tail hitched in tall tree,
whose owner would mt let her climb up to dis
entangle it. guess she never broke one Of
the runners of her sled some Saturday after
noon, when It was prime" coasting. Iguess
she never had to give her biggest marbles to a
great lubberly boy, because he would thrash
her if she didn't. | guess she never had a
"hockey stick play round her ankles in re-
cess, because she got above fellow in the
class. l guess she never had him witch off
her best cap and toss it in a mud puddle
guess she never had to give her hunming- ton
to quiet the baby, and had the paint all suck
cd of. guess she never saved up all her
coppers a whole winter to buy a trumpet,
and then was told that she must not blow II =.
because it would suake a aoise. ., ~,
Mol guess my Aunt Libby don't know
much; little boys have troubles as wen as
grown people,-all the difference Is thew
dare MT complain. Now, never had a ssbran /,
new jacket and trowsers in my lfe--never.
and don't believe ever shall for nv two
brothers have shot up like Jacks bean stalk
and left all their out-grown clothes ssto be
lnaue over Tor Georgej and that cross old p
tailoress keeps me from bat and ball. an hour
on the stretch, while she laps over, and nips
in, and tucks up, and cuts off their great
baggy clothes for me. And when she puts
me out the door she's sure to sav---s.Goodts
bye, little Tom Thumb Then when / 90
to my uncle's to dine, he always puts the bic e
dictionary in chair to hoist me up HIGH
enough to reach my knife and fork and is
there isa dwarf apple or potato on the table.
1t is always laid on my plate. If l 20 to the
play ground to have a game of ball, the fell
lows all say Get out of the. way lit-
tie chap, Or we shall knock you into a cooked
hst, don't think I've grown BIT these
two years. know l hav'nt, by the rnarlrJE
on the wall-(and / stand up to measure
every chance 1 get.) When visitors come 10
the mouse and ask me my age, and / tell them
that | am nine years old, they say, Tut. tut 4
little boys shouldn't tell fbs. Nv brother
HAL has got his first long tailed coat already
am really afraid never shall have anythine
but jacket. / go to bed early, and have Left
OIL eating candy, and sweetmeats. haven't
put my fingers in the sugar. bowl this many
day. eat meat like my father, and / strefch
up my neck till ii aehes,-still I'm l;ttle4
George and nothing shorter = OF. father.
LIN shorter, I'm shorter than nothing. Obi
my Aunt Libby don't know much. Hews
should she ! she never was boy!-Fa ,s,,vl
Fern..
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Property for Sale. ont of the City.
1nsnrance Notices.

INSURANCE.
ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY, Hartford
Capital 100000
PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY, Hartford
Capital S25O,O0O
AMERICAN INSURANCE COMPANY, Providence
Capital $4,000.
HOME INSURANCE COMPANY, New York.
Capital 100000.
The above named Companies continue to insure under
favorable terms For further particulars, inquire of
- ,.u, H. BULLOCK, Agent
WMTORCESTER MUTUAL FIRE IN
Wv sURANCE COMPANY.
At the annual meeting of this Company, held Decem-
Der H. 1858, the following officers were elected =
President-Anthony Chase
Treasurer-Fred VIM. Paine. ~.
Secretary-Charles NJ. Miles.
Observation-Disclosures Torrey, Fitchburg,
Paul Within, Northbridge,
Amory Holman, Bolton,
Alanson Hamilton, W. Brookfeld,
James S Woodwork, Worcester
Vim. I. Merriheld, +"
David Lee, Barre
David S. Messenger, Worcester.
The amount Of Risk Dec. l. 1853 was $12,527, ga
The number of Policies outstanding is 12,7l0 The
Company sustained the past year, II PARTIAL and Is total
losses amounting to S110S1 81 which have all been amic
ably adjusted and paid, with the exception of one Of
$780, which has not yet been demanded. The net cash
funds of the Company Dec i 1858, amounted to $780,
$780, which invested in Bank Stock and Mortgages
Real Estate. 1902
1t will be seen from the Tpenty Ninth Annuai Report
of the Old Worcester Mutual Fire Insurance Compd
n.y. that it is decidedly for the interest of ALL who have
property located in the county Worcester and Of such
class is received by this Company, to insure the same
at their office.
They still adhere strictly to the policy, which has ever
secured their marked success.
Their risks confined to the County Of Worcester.
They insure only the safest class of property.
They employ no irresponsible agents.
They charge only such premiums, adequate to the
risk.
They make no assessments, but refund average
more than so per cent. of the premium received
The steady increase of business from year to year at
this office notwithstanding the formation of numerous other
concng companies and the exaggerations and isrepre
sensations of their interested agents is sufficient proof
OF the soundness of the principles which this Company
CHARLES NJ. MILES, Secretary INTO d6wtf
GTARCH, ARGOLS, POTATO
- Starch Wheat do, Red and Grey Areos Blue Vtrol
Bi chro Potash, and Pearlash for sale By
oeczo dtf Wor. Bank Block.
JUVENILE BOOKS.--A LARGE lot Of Eng
~ hsh and American Juveniles Call and examine, at
20 NAN 81. diff d.
"A EXPERIENCED NURSE CAN BE
In FOUND ut A. CLIFF0RD'S
ieolS DIM No. Edward st
NEW BgCKWHEAT FLOUR-FOR
Sae y BLISS, SUTTON, & CO.,
ny dawtf No. Mechanic st.
STARCH, ARGOLS, Sc.--PoTATo STARCH.
- Wheat do, Red and Gray ARGOS Blue yitriol ri
Chromate Potash, and pearash, for sale by t74
@. S. & A.J. HOWE, "a
as ou Wor. Bank Block.
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Z L. SMITH.

Manufacturer and Dealer in Mems and Boys
Readymad de Clothing & Furnishing G Gods,
BY the package, or at Retail. Also, Plymouth Gloves.
No. 80 DOCK SQUARE, (coR. WILSON LANE,) BosToN.
~ Custom Work done upon Short Notice.
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THE WORCESTER SPY.


Printed and Published by JOHN MILTON EARLE, &
THOMAS DREW, No. 212 Main Street. Worcester, Mass
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G,ost

n OST OR STOLEN.-on Tuesday Evening.
Ia Jan. 90 Pocket Book containing two notes. sign
ed by E. NJ Banning, of $500 co. and one of $3.50
payable to the order Of Tinkham, Adams & Co. and
endorsed by them. All persons are cautioned against re-
ceving the above notes. payment has been stopped
ja12 d&w6
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MACHINIsTS, TOOLS.

DODGE, GILBERT, & CO., NO. l06 STATE ST.
Dealers in Wagon Axes, Springs, Anvils, Vices, Bel
lows, Portable Forges Wagon, Bridge, and Steam Pipe
Bolts; Bed Jack, Press, Ship, and Locomotive Screws;
Nuts, Washers, Wagon and Tinman Rvets, Sledges,
Hammers, and every article generally used by Machinsts
and Shin Smiths ilI.s., r af...
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OMBARD s. CUNDALL,s

FOR TOILET USE, Is INDISPENSABLE.
IT mparts richness and briancy the Hair giving ii
dark clean and glossy appearance, with agreeable
perfume 1t is penetrating, strengthening and smuat-
ing, and should accupy prominent place in every La
DY'S AND GENTLBMAN'S TOILET.
Excelsior Hair Tonic is purely Vegetable Preparation.
Excelsior Hair Tonic viii cure Nervous Headache.
Excelsior Hair Tonic is warranted to free the Scalp from
Diseases
Excelsior Hair Tonic viii promote the growth, preserve,
and beautfy the Hair.
Excelsior Hair Tonic warranted to Scald Heads,
Scuryy &c.
Excelsior Hair Tonic will stop the falling of the Hair
Elcesior Hair Tonic is warranted to free the head from
Dandrun.
Excelsior Hair Tonic will prevent badness and gray Hair
Excelsior Hair Tonic is warranted give perfect salts
faction.
Excelsior Hair Tonic WILL if used upon the heads of
children, lay the foundation for good head of Hair.
EXCELSIOR HAIR TONICi
Each bottle will have the Words eLOMBARD 4 CUM
DALI, EXCELSIOR HAIR TONIC, SPRINGFIELD
MASS blown in the glass
Excelsior Hair Tonic-For particulars see pamphlet
around each bottle
Excelsior Hair Tonic-None genuine without the fac
smile signature of the proprieors upon the outside
wrapper.
Excelsior Hair ToncIs neatly put up in bottles near
ly twice the size of any other Hair preparation.
Excelsior Hair Tonic-Is sold by all Druggists Fancy
Goods Dealers and Hair Dessers throughout country
Excelsior Hair Tonc-Price 25 Cents,
N. B. All orders should be addressed to LOMBARD &
CUNDALL. Goodrich's Block, Springfield, Mass.
feb21 d&wtf
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Ia WATER POWER g. BUILDINGS
I'd FOR SALE.-The Subscriber, wishing to make
.lchange in his business, offers his entire Estate for
sale, situated in the Furnishing town Of Leomnster
sisting of Fifty Acres of Land,
with building SO by so feet, two stories high,
new stone dam and new fumes Said building, with the
addition of machine room, would be well adapted for
small paper MILL The power is capable of driving four
engines the drest part OF the season. may be increased
one-third with small expense. On the premises are
Dwelling Houses, with Barn, Carriage House, Sheds and
all necessary Out Buildings, mostly and in good
pair They situated oneha mile from Railroad Sta
ton on the Fitchburg and Worcester Road which makes
the facilities freight for Boston and New York surpassed
by none in this part of the county The whole will be
sold, and part of the purchase money may remain five
years, if desired, will sell half of said and
take an interest in the business Said buildings could be
fitted, ready for use, early in the season.
For further particulars in relation said estate all
muncatons addressed to the subscriber post paid will
meet with prompt attention WHITING GATES.
fah7- 1Sh2
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laitbar0son s. BurrilI's Garos,
CONTINUED. ....
HAVIN
DRY GOODs.

Inst p,,rcb.sed. at Large Discount from the original
Cost one OF the largest and most fashionable Retail
Stocks Of
DRY GOODS
OF an old Merchant from Hanover Street, who about re-
firing from the business This no humbug IL was the
stock Of MIR G. Ring well known in Boston and Vi
entity, for keeping good and fashionable goods.
THE STOCK CONSISTS OF;
Black and colored silks shawls Prints, Deaines, silk
Tissues, Barreges, Thibets DeBridges Printed Lawns,
Cloaks Coored Canbrcs, White Linens, Linen Table Cow
ers Embossed Table Covers Plaid Cambrics White Goods
Of all kinds Ladies' and Gents Linen Cambria Handker-
CHIEFS eached and Bro. Coons, very cheap, large va
riety Plaid Goods, fo Ladies' aud Chdrens usei En-
brodered Robes large variety Mourning Muslin Deanes,
l2l cts cheap, all coors Summer Barreges, at cents
yard Wool and Cotton Fannels large variety and cheap
LINEN AND COTTON BosoMs, FROM II CENTS, UP.
Yardwde Black SILK yelvets large variety Of Curtain
Musns, Lancaster Quilts, Linen Diapers, Linen Towels;
Linen Napkins Linen Doyes, Cotton Towels, Apaecas,
from 20 cents yard, up, very best needles, cents
paper 10 papers for 80 cents, do do Pins, ocen pa
par Agate Buttons cents gross Pearl Buttons, y 4 8,
and cents dozen, all kinds Trimming Buttons cheap,
every Kind Of Thread store article in this stock 5000 pairs
Of Good Scissors, only cents pair All kinds of Trm-
ming Braids for the
EN- Rode RIEs.
Embroidered Under handkerchief! /!
FIFTEEN THOUSAND EMBROIDERED COLLARS,
From six cts to three dollars each.
These Collars we selling just so cents discount
the dollar, from their original cost.
Cambria Edgings and insertions.
Muslin do. do.
Linen Smyrna do.
I.isle Thread do.
Real Thread do.
Ladies' Linen Cambria Hdkfs. very richly embroidered
from SO cents To 81 each.
Ladies' Dress Fans, from cent to 81 each.
ladies' Dress Caps, from 20 to so cs all good styles
Ladies' Black M0hair Mitts.
HOSIERY AND GLOVES.
We invite your attention to this article knowing that
every man, woman, and child, puts through dozens of
them every year. We have made arrangements with Ger
tain manufacturers to keep supplied with every quality,
color and style that is wanted for summer use at such
prices underse all friends in that line, and save
a small remnant for ourselves.
RIB B O n S.
Plain Taffetas, every width and quality.
Plain Satns, do. do do.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
We harp on Ribbons as we have on hand eight hun
dred Boxes of Splendid Bonnet, Neck and Cap Ribbons,
which we have marked WAY DOWN, to insure their i'm
mediate sale. Please not forget those
Black Silks and ShawIs,
Of every description CAN, and we WILL part with
them at very low prices t naF
" Every article in Store is marked in plain figures,
and no Second Price. :.
lr We have employed ten Extra statesmen, in order
that every customer may be faithfully served.
STORES ~ AND "a FREMONT ST.,
Opposite fremont HOuse.s.BOSTON.
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~ 12 FARMS FOR SALE OR o,n
f.;E3 EXCHANGE-BY GUSTAVUS ELLIOT Of fSS&
LsA&-fce 251 Main Street, House. No. /, corner =dAa=
Of Chandler and Queen Streets.
in Worcester, from $500 to $4,000.
in Sutton, from $4,000 to $4,000
in Charlton, from $500 to $4,000
in Millbury, from $500 to S30O0
in Paxton with from 1000 to 1900 cords of wood, by
estimation--price, S2500.
Also lots near the Worcester Academy and the new
Machine Shop-price from five to ten cts per foot
Also, several lots on the Wheeler Farm. Part of the
above to be exchanged for houses in this CITY, 25 dtAp
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NE * hlN~ SEASON
RICHMOND TR0WBRIDGE have not overlooked
its novelties, fresh fabrics, designs and
ready, with their talent SKILL and enterprise together with
1ob; ''' 'Hu"s s'y'' "N uiiV'neo worn
s-
ID r f 8 s GOA IT s. EFT q
rto 1t; - - -, -. I,t,ere - -
n, ~ % az anu t.S tot H9l9, 1le nlps. oeau
richest embroidery in every possible variety; TROUSERS
in tho extensive description of pattern COLOR and
shade, perfect fit Tor sale and comfortable to the
wearer in every respect.
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DAVID PRUUIY g CO., I--
Manufr Of and Dealers in Prouty Mears celebrated
CENTRE .DRAUGHT PLOUGH,
Which obtained the prize at the Worlds Fair, and
Medal at the Crystal Palace, New York.
Agricultural Implements of all kinds; Garden and Grass
Seeds Stoves, Furnaces, &c.
Nos. 10, 90 & % NoRTH MARKET ST., BosToS.
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Just purchased at Large Discount from the original
Cost one OF the largest and most fashionable Retail
Stocks Of
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-08

CUR & BY NUTRIIION Without Drugs.
LARoY sUNDERLAND'S "New Method Of Cure"
by Nutrition Boston, Mass. Available in all forms of
disease Sent to your address, for dime, pre-pad.9
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laeaL estate. Gor saIc, Mr.

hedl UStdte..."Jor 11lc, Wf.
------------ ---------
VVNO RENT.-A ROOM over the Store of the sub
a scriber iel1 at II. AYREs.
ri LOOK AT THIs!!-A house for sale--2
~ tenements, well arranged for taking boarers,
s4Athe Stone Shop. The house is in good repair and
part Of the money lay if desired for term Of years
Inquire at us Salem St. JAMES 4. ELLIOTT.
Worcester, Feb. l, 1854. diff
"a FOR SALE.--The Real Estate, corner Of
f Portland and Myrtle Streets consisting Of Houses
Land about 5000 feet Of Land. Inquire Of
aug2 diff EDWIN GLEASON.
"a A FEW MORE NICE COTTAGES
f.s.Ei FOR SALE,-Seyeral Involvement Houses
aSAcentraily situated, prices, from $1,000 to $4,000
Payments easy. A. j. EATON.
HI REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.-The
.;V Estate at the corner Of Summer and Belmont sts
zrecently occupied by the American Antiquarian So
cety is offered for sale on liberal terms.
Inquire Of S. +. HAVEN Mt the New Library Build
ng le1 diff
IA FARMS FOR SALE.-The subscriber of
f;;f fers Farms for sale, the coming SPRING. of
-4acresi of SO acres; of 20 acres of 81 acres,
and Of $50 acres-al with good buildings, situated
from 1-2 to 0 miles from the city Of Worcester.
Also, all the Real Estate owned and occupied by
the Widow Asahael Earle Mulberry Grove in Lei
cester For further information, inquire Of
Worcester Jan. IS, 1854 ja2o d&wtf
"a FOR SALE! 1.-The subscriber, being ssa
f'.S DESTROYS of leaving this State offers his en- NIX
sxstire REAL ESTATE at very low prices, 1915
sisng in part, of House Shelby street; one do
unfinished Laurel street, do Gyafon street; 20
House lots Laurel Hil do on Grafton street; IA
acres of Land, the Holden road; SS of Land
with good Farm Buildings, in Paxton.
oct6 diff A. NJ MERRIFIELD.
"a FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
E:iH Two Story House. on Queen St.
-s=4Ss2 South irving st.
Cottage Houses, on Newbury St.
j Cottage House, on Chandler ST.
SO Houseots, west side Of Goat Hill.
near the Worcester Academy.
I" on Chandler st.
90 acres of Woodland, in Sutton.
90 Farm, with House and Outbuildings, in Sutton
Apply to G. ELLIOT, PSI Main St.
dec20 diff
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WILLIAM p. TENNEY & CO.,
Importers and Dealers in Foreign Domestic Carpetings
in great variety, for cash, or approved credit
4 RAILROAD HALL, HAYMARKET So BOSTON
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IGETABLE PULMONARY BALsAM.

For Coughs, Colds, and CONSUMPTION Recommend
ed by Dr. Lyman Beecher, Boston Rev. Dr. Leonard
Collector of the Port of Baltimore, Md; Hon. Daniel p
Thompson, Secretary of State, Vermont Montpelier and
many others. Prepared by REED, CUTLER, l. CO.,
sold generally.
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OF an old Merchant from Hanover Street, who is about re
firing from the business. This is humbug It was tn
stock Of MIR g. Ring, well known in Boston and VI
entity. for keeninr GOOD and lasLionahle goods. IL
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-03-01
The Copyright Treaty.

The following is the amendment propos
cd by Mr.. EVERETT, to the communi-
CATION between the United States of
America and her Br'anic Magesty, for the
establishment OF an international Copy.
right Inv. This Convention met at Wash
Ingtoh III February 1853.
"Strikc oul the sixth article of the con.
veniion, and substitute the following as ar
iClc sixth.
Article 6. The right of property or copy.
right, provided for by this convention, sI,aIl
he ENJOY cd IN the case of such works OF
British authors as shall be stcrcolypcd or
printed and published in The United States;
and it shall be enjoyed in Great Britain
only in the case of such works Of United
States authors rs shall be stcreotypcd ur
printed and published in Great britain.
When work is first published in tho
country OF the author, no right or property
or copyright in the same shall be enloyed
in the other country. unless the repub!ica.
ton takes place within three months from
the tine oi the first publication and if ,wc
or more editions of work shall be publish.
cd in either country at different prices, nc
righ. OF property or copyright shall be en-
joycd in favor of the SAID works unless
there shall be republication in the olhe,
country OF an edition not more expensive
than the cheapest ofthe aforesa editions
published at different prices.
This completes the text OF the copyrioh,
treaty.
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To Subscribers.

On the recent change in tho conduct Of
this paper, We sent copies TO number Of
friends and acIuainlauces, whom it was
thought, would like 20 subscribe. All those
who have not returned the papers, we shall
hereafter place upon our list az subscribers
and beg the large number whom we so re-
gard to accept our thanks. We intend
appearing no exertions on our part to make
the Banner one of the very best country
papers in the State, and it shall be richly
worth the small sum we charge our sub
ocribers. The more subscribers and the
more contributors we have the better will
our paper become. We will be more able
to lay out additional expenses upon it and
to devote more time to it. We invite more
OF each to our assistance.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-03-01
Accident.

We arc sorry to have to announce
that our cs,ilnablc fellow citizen, and
Ordinary WM. LEWIS was considerably
bruised and injured on Saturday even.
ing last, by being caught in the wheels
OF his carriage in attempting to jump
from it while his horses were running
away. The Judge was returning home
from Snmtcrvillc aud had proceeded
as far as Turkey Creek, when his hnr,
scs took fight and the accident happen.
ed.
We have learnt that though suffer.
ing much pain from his bruises, he is
now recovering and his friends need
apprehcnd nothing more serious.
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S:s;srlc>tOn on w. Il VI. Rail
RODG Amin

1t really seems that nothing comes in
ih' way of the Charleston Press, which can
possibly he turned against this road, which
they do not eagerly seize and publish. to
crafty the morbid taste of their disappon,-
ed and rep'ning city. They could have
procured thr rond, which they are now
trying to injure, but which in reality is in
Jnring them so much, direct to their CITY If
they had have displayed any public spirit
or enterprise. 1t was first offered to them
and pressed upon them. bmt they refused
!" do anything for it, and now that it has
been built without them, and doing well,
they begin to rcpine, become sore and
pccvsh, and vent their spleen in abusing
The road and all connected with it. Now
all this does no god. Such course can
never benefit Charleston, and 1t INJURIES
noho'y but Themselves, 1t only tends to
! alicnale The friends Of the w. g. VI. Rail
ruad, to create enemies and divert trade
elsewhere. We think our Charleston
fricn'ls are pursuing mistaken course
, Tic thing is done now, and it cannot be
helped. The wiScst course then would
seem to &c TO take it good nalurcdy, and
make ahc best oC it, These reflections
have been called forth from reading in tho
C"uric' of the 22'l inst, the comn,unicu.
t"n OF some rccvish and fre,iul, co,ry or
dv>nrM;c traveller who has been over our
road, seeing how much f.ul, he could
find with lhn road, cars, boats, houses, con.
"uc;"rs and every body else lin fact there
is scarcely a sentence IN his communica-
ton, from beginning to end, that docs no;
contain c,rnFlain. Wien he reaches
Suntcrvillc he says, "got there the worst
ana coolest breakfast ever served to Chris
tians, for fifty cents each host would make
good ]ai'cr, punish tho people for their
faults and crimes by bad fare, and keep
ll-hi iIlr door to exact black-r.al
Oh my country, all this wors, Of won
tcrs in the State of South Carolina"
Now as regards friend MITCHELL, the
the polite and attentive proprietor erihc
iiarlce House, We are able from expert
cnrc to deny any. such assertions. And
all who have, like ourselves, par,akcn OF
| his nice, clean, well prepared, and hu,
breakfasts will most readily join us in ,cs-
t'lyng that hc is the very man To please
the public. We have no doub, that all OF
"Son,h Cardinals" assertions, (for such
is the name he ussuncs) have about AS
Iruch foundation "a this gratui,ous misno-
ncr OF Mr. MIrcuELl.S qualifications
And we are sorry that our city papers can
find nothing better than such trash as ,hi.
whining complain, to ill. up their columns
with; and sincerely hope iha, The W. &,
NJ. Railroad is not drawing off tho sense
OF propricty and dcccncy. as we'll lis direct.
ing trade and travel from tho city OF
| Charleston.