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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-05-13
IUMRER

LO MBER.
ENHE subscribers, have disposed of their interest in
the wholesale Produce Business, to devote their whole
time to the Lumber Trade and would respectfully call the
attention of all Carpenters and Builders their
Having secured the exclusive Of several LARGE
MILLS, ready to furnish, at short notice.
Frames of all kinds Of the best timber Pine Spruce or
Hemock, in lots from twenty to five hunded thousand feet
and will guarantee satisfaction. An in want Of Frames
the coming season, will do well to call early.
FINISHING LUMBER
OF all kinds constantly hand, at the very Lowest
Market Prices such Southern Hard Pine, of all dmen
sons, Shingles, Clapboars Laths planned and jointed
Floor Boards Of Hard Pine, Soft Pine and Spruce East
ern and Western Finishing Lumber, of all dimensions.
Also, Cherry, Black Walnut, and White Woodland, in
fact every kind Of Lumber that this market demands.
N. B. We are prepared to send
Frames and Lumber
Of all kinds having purchased for that purpose on all
roads leading from Worcester the best Of TERMS and
respectfully solicit liberal share Of the public patronage
7. 4 0. x. EARLE Washington Square.
Worcester, February l. 1854. mch6 d&w3m
DIANO FORTEs, MELODEONS, AND
n other Musical Instruments IN
Selling ae C1sas
At the Worcester Msic Store 200 Main street. to make
room for the New Block which is to be in place o.
the present An must be sold by the 1st Of May,
good assortment Of Sheet Music and Music Books.
ap16 dim
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LAzELL's CLIMAX HAIR TONIC.

This incompar
able preparation
which has now
been before the
public one year,
during which
time it has been
extensively used
and thoroughly
tested, has at
tanned a position
. far in advance
Of the more or
binary prepare
tons, and is now
ppnprallv con
coded to be the
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Drp GOODS.
Horticultural Hail.
G R E A t DRY GOODS
I'D " - % ~

Horticultural Hail.
CIR EAT DRY GOODS
I'D ~ II % r..
THE subscriber has been enabled to procure the large
HORTICULTURAL HALL the coming Season, for
the purpose of doing the Dry Goods business n until he
can get his New Store built which accomplished
until the coming autumn.
My present location the very best that could be OBJ
tanned in the city, and my Sales Room not exceed by
any in the County, trust that all those who the
best Bargains will usual and purchase of as
am determined to offer them greater inducements than
ever before
CARPETS! CARPETS!
have just received an entire NEW STOCK. ANY per-
wishing New Carpet will do well to give me an early
call as shall sell Carpets at very low prices.
BLACK SILKS.
The best BLACK SILK in the world can be found at
my Sales Room. After having sold this make for six
years and having prove poor can recommend
the best in the world. Written will be issued
all purchasers who require
FANCY DRESS SILKS.
An endless variety Of FANCY SILKS, which will be
sold at prices that will their immediate sale
Cashmere Long and Square ShnwIs!
have full Stock of Shawls and shall sell them at low
prices than the article purchased elsewhere
IN A FEW WORDS my Stock is of the largest in
the City, and consists of DRESS GooDs of all kinds to be
ound in the market.
Cashmere SElaWlS.
PoPLINs
M0USELIN DE LANES;
PRINTS, large Stock
GINGHANIs, Scotch and American;
ALPACCAs, CANTON CLOTHS.
BoMBAZINES DE BAGEs;
FLANNELS;
DIAPER CRASHES;
sIIEETINGS, Bleached and Brown;
BED TICKING;
TABLE LINENS;
FRONTING LINENS;
LINEN HDKFS, from 6tc to $1o0
CURTAIN FIXTURES;
CURTAIN CAMBRICS & MUSLINS;
All the above Goods and many too numerous to
menton large portion of which have been recently pur
chased under the most favorable circumstances, will be
sold at prices that will defy competition.
Horticultural Hall, Worcester.
mch25 DIFF MARTIN STOWE.
DOPLINS-POPLINS I'VE have this day
opened large assortment of
= O p LIN S,
every desirabeshade, of our own ImpOrta-
ion, which selling from 25 to 40 cts.
my4 DIV B. L. HARDoN 4 co
= nnn YARDS NJ. DE LAME.
- OVO A little unreasonable in style worth
Is cts. and for sale at 12i cents.
1000 YARDS BABREGE DE LANES,
For III Cents.
my4 dsw B. L. HARDoN & co.
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RTNERSHEP.-THES SUBSCRIBERS
~ have formed copartnershp for the purpose of carry
Ing on extensive business in the Merchant Tailor
Ing Line and also. add to that branch large and well
selected stock of READY MADE CLOTHING.
All Garments made at the Establishment warranted
to be equal to any that be found in this city, All gar
aents warranted to give satisfaction.
~ large lot of Furnishing Goods Constantly on hand
MEC0RNEY a. BIGELoW.
". MEcoRNEg,
,JoHS j. BIGELow,) febI da1gtf
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MOTICE.-Ih have been duly appointed Admins
~ traitor of the Estate of WILLIAM r. WESSON
late OF Worcester deceased and have accepted that trust
All persons indebted to said Estates called upon to
make immediate payment, and all those to whom said
Estate is debted requested to exhibttheir demands
for settlement. SAML D. HARDING.
Worcester, pril q, 1851. my2 d2wk
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ENIRE INSURANCE,-The undersigned are
~ Agents for number of first rate Stock and Mutual
Offices located in this and other States and continue as
heretofore to write on Cotton and Wooden Factories
Machine Shops and their contents Stocks of Goods and
Household Furniture, and almost all kinds of Property
at reasonable rates Their Office No. 1917 Union Block
Main ST., Worcester. WASHBURN & LAZELL
Worcester, April 18th, 1854. ap2I d&w4w
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HOUSE AND ELEVEN ACRES
fss.TE OF LAND FOR SALE IN SHREWSBURY.-The
IssS Dwelling House of the late Paul Whitney, Esq,
formerly the residence OF the late Jonas stone Esq
finely situated in the peasantest part of shrewsbury, with
eight of land under cultivation and three pasture
The House contains eleven rooms, good cellar, &c.
There is also good Barn. Wood She'd and other outbud
ings, all in good order.
Apuly on he pretnises mch23 distf
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DASSAGE ONLY $50. FROM lIVER-
III POOL TO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CO., Agents
for GRINNELL'S well-known line of Packet Ships,
tnue issue Passage Certificates from Liverpool to Dos-
ton, the low price Of S20 They issue Drafts pay
able at sight, the Belfast Banking Co., and its bran
ches and Baines' Brothers. Liverpool for Ell and up
wards at S. the Pound Sterling, and no charge for Com
missions.
Passage Certificates, Drafts, &C., can always be had
Of S.v. R. HICKCox, AGENT
for1Thompson & Co., Waldo Block, Worcester.
my9 diff
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DLATFORM observation-disclosures

PLATFORM BEE-HIVE.-INvENTE BY
n SYLVESTER DAVIS, and Patented, July 26 1858.
1. With this Hive any one may keep Bees with per-
feet safety and success since all difficulty and uncertainty
2. In this Hive is found the most perfect ~der and
system while it combines the most advantage any hive
yet offered to the public.
3. 1t has been exhibited to than 100 900 people
and is admitted by all to be the best for keep
ing Bees that has been offered 1t has taken the first
Premium and Diplomas, al every Fair where any prefer
ence was given.
A. 1t adapted to all locations such open houses,
stores, officers and atics either in the country large
villages, cities.
5. The Bees may be made to swarm from one or more
hives, or may be conducted into any number Of hives
Without s,pdrming, and still have full supply Of
Queens.
g. The Bees are entirely protected from the Bee Moth
and other insects which annoy and the Bees. This
we warrant managed according to the directions which
are given in the book
T. The Bees have an opportunity to exercise in the
Spring without going to die on the snow.
g. The filth can, at any time, be removed from the
Hives without disturbing the Bees.
g. The Bees be fed much earlier in the Spring and
later in the FALL than in other Hives tothout warmnS
up
10. The Bees can he transferred often necessary
to give them new comb and without killing them.
IL. prevents all possibility of robbing while feed
ing:
II. It is perfectly ventilated throughout.
ID The work and progress of the Bees can be seen in
the Hives honey-boxes and feed-drawers.
H. As this Hive best adapted for feeding of any yet
invented The Patentee has taken great pains obtain
from England, ireland, and from eminent Chemists in the
United States, knowledge of the nature Of various ar
tcles to prepare feed for Bees and now furnish
with the above named Hive, feed far superior any
heretofore used Also restorative drink for hot weather
A. K. WHITTEMoRE and +. PIERCE, are Sole Pro-
pretors for the Counties Of Worcester Hampton, and
Berkshire and offer for sale, Individual Town, and
County Rights Individual Rights with book bill of feed,
&C., SO Club Rights for Towns s. each member
HIVE WAREHOUSE, JoHS W. HEALYs, No Foun-
derry ST., Worcester.
~ All communications for the above may be addressed
to A. X. WHITTEM0RE,
my10 deod&w2m Worcester Mass.
NEW ENGLAND LIGHTNING ROD
~ MANufACTORY, AND. OFFICE, 10 THOMAS STREET.
Worcester, Mass.
The construction Of this article affords the most salts
factory Recommendations of IT, Those who wish for a
good article, are invited to call and examine it.
We will only add that it is not machine to do mischief
TO buildings when struck by lightning but is insulated
and properly connected, and from long experience,
constructed solely for Lightning Conductor.
TO Scientific men we ssy please call and examine It.
p. s. We have all kinds Of rods; varying in price
from to 12l cents foot all erected in the best man.
ner. Repairing promptly attended to-
A. LYON & co.,
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FOUR DAYS LATERt
IMPORTANT NEWslI
NO FIGHTING ON THE DANUBE,
The Great Question settled that you can get Great Bar
gains in
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
AT $50 MAIN STREET

just opened at the above Store prime lot Of READY
MADE CLOTHING and FURNISHING GOODS, all got
up in the best MANNER and will be sold at prices that
not fail to please the most economical purchasers.
Persons buying Goods for cash will find this place
where they will have the advantage Of the Cash system,
and not charged Is 20 per EXTRA make up
the losses for bad debts
If you would avail yourself Of good bargains call and
you will find Goods at astonishing low prices
UNDER COATS, of the best materias-Back, Blue,
and Fancy Sacks suited to the season. and prices that
cannot be beat.
PANTs-Black and Fancy Doeskn, Cashmere, satinet,
&c, all desirable goods and the latest styles.
NESTS-Back Satin, Black Silk, Grenadine do, Fancy
do, Velvet Plush Cloth Cashmere Black Lasting, VAL
enca, &C., all of which will be offered at low figure
Also, fine lot of CENTS Furnishing Goods, White
and Fancy Shirts Linen Collars and Bosoms French Bos
oms Black Cravats Fancy do. Scar Stocks Ties Under
Garments, Woolen Socks, Cloves Mittens Umbrellas &C.
Persons about purchasing viii find this good chance
to buy good Goods at low prices
Recoect persons buying Goods at this store always
have money left
III Come and see Il
$50 M AIN STR EFT
Under Brinley Hall, Opposite the American House:
apl1 diff VIM. SMITH, Jr.
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EALIFORNIA.-The subscriber expects to sail
" for California, via Panama. the goth inst, and to
arrive at San Francisco about June 18th.
Any Legal other business entrusted to him will be
promptly and faithfully executed.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-05-13

XNORCESTER ACADEMY.-The SUM-
w MER QUARTER will commence MONDAY
May 10th, and continue until July Goth
myl2 DIT Z. ]. AVERY, Principal
EpEKLIN ACADEMICAL BOARDING
NIB SCH00L.-Terms for the current year commence
March June g. September T. December L. and continue
IL weeks feb24 d&wtdec1
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Boston advertisements.

GTIMPSON'S COMMERCIAL WRIT
- ING FLUIDS Warranted superior to all Other
nkS no use, they only write easily, but copy
equal copying inks For sale at the IONIC GOLD
PEN FACTORY, OIL Washington St. BOSTON,
apl3 dom
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FOR SALE,

12 FINE COLT ES,
at prices from 81 900 to IS 900.
80 Two Story HOnses, most of them new,
and all pleasantly and centrally situated, prices
from $4,000 tn $4,000
Inquire the of Myrtle end Southbrdge streets
of A. J. EATON
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Real estate.
LEWIS G. MUM,
REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE, EMPLOYMENT, AND
BOARDING AGENCY,
1888 MAIN STREET,--UP STAIRS.


Fifty Houses for Sale,
In different parts OF the Cty aso, 200 House los This
property can be bought on the most liberal terms.
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IA REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
,,"4, III House and Lot on Front street.
H7--1 do do opposite Bliss & Suttons Steam Mill.
1 do do Boomingdale Road.
valuable Lot with Building Grafton street also,
valuable building lots in various parts of the City, too
mention. Also, anumber of FARMS for sale
FRANCIS E. BIGELGW,
apis deod6w Front Street.
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NEW GOSHEN BUTTER-A few more
IN Tubs Of prime Nsc Goshen Butter this day received
and for sale by H. GRIFFIN & co.
x,.xyI1
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-05-13

This Invaluable Cough Remedy is for the complete cure
Of Coughs. Colds Asthma Influenza, Whooping Cough
pain in the side and breast hacking ticking Of the
throat splitting blood, ghtness across the Lungs Chest
and all Lang Complaints, leading to Consumption.
No medicine yet discovered has that decided effect In
curing Bronchial affections the Cough Destroyer. Il
san be taken by all ages and classes from child six
months old to the Oldest man woman with the most
happy results. " Price SO cents Bottle
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-26
CrOn Failure.

1t appears to be settled fact thpt the
corn crop is a failure throughout the central
and Southern portions Of Indiana.
The consequences must necessarily be
disastrous to hog growers. Farmers, and
particularly those who have stock to feed
during the coming winter, will have to study
economy. Hogs may fare toierably in the
woods during The fall, and even there their
rations will be short. But when the cold
winter sets in. and the bhghting frosts
cone, and the patient brute will have to look
OF man for its provision, then will the soul
81 the humane farmer be tried, and all his in.
genulty be eroughtinto requisition, in finding
nutritious substitutes to make up the def.
cheney caused by the failure Of tho cora
crop.
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EVANSVILLE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
EVANSVnlE IynIANA

FyNHE above Institution located First. be-
n twesa Main and Sycamore (Cadwells Hall in
Students all times the September until the mid
die OF May.
The up STYLE equal to any other similar
nsntion the West aud effort shall be wanted the
of the Principal make Students comfortable in every
system adopted teaching is Anslytira Inductive
areexeresed in making original Journang taking
of trial balances closing variety
sets Of looks both for pzrtnerh individual business
including balance sheets &c Tact precisely the
duties that viii be required the CoCTS-H0Usk
thus qualify the sudntfor entering the
duties an 10 any Kind Tn
DOUBLE ENTRY BOOK KEEPING
In all its hes Including adapted
ness Current Account sales NsTeane Cacuia
tons and complete system OF Commercial
DESTRUCTION being impaired individually classes
students therefore enter at time and the
Fu course ca be in from six to eight weeks
aud may require than four weeks The me how
will be limited. Students review at any time
free of charge. .1.rl,--.l.e .f.
THE PRINCIPAL will take pleasure in doing e,eryhing in
his advance his students and make thorough
DIPLOMAS awarded % those deemed worthy Of them.
TERMS, (PREPID sEcURkD) for the Mercantile
excepting ID. Bookkeeping s2000 including Steam. Boat
Book keeping. $500; Mercantile Calculations. s50a.
Dung wishing qualify themselves Practical Book
keepers respectfully Ryited call the Rooms during
Institution = : - = = -
The Principal feels justified saying any person
more Of the practical this
could be learned in the Counting House
Hours OF Instruction from II, A. from IL A. r.
sessions will furnish their further
ton eall at the rooms, address the unde, signed
60 the Undersigned. JERRAIAH BEHM. P,inepai.
| EVANSVILLE. August. 1851. aur2f
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o. The Texas State Gazette of the 29th
ult., under the head of"Letters from Ell Pas
sa,' says:
We learn from a gentleman Just arrived
from I'll Passo, that Mr. Oliver, of this place,
who was driving 500 head OF cattle to Califor-
mia, had 200 stolen from him by the Masca-
lero Indians, near Eagle Springs. One hun
dred and twerty- five were lost out of the drove
of McRea & Rankin, and IL head of Mr.
Graysons. Mr.. Erskine, of the Guadalupe,
near Sesun, was most successful. a fter the
Indians had committed their depredalions
upon him, his party gave them chase, recover
ed their property, and captured fine lot of
mules, by way Of retaliation. Messrs. Frank.
lin & Dean, of Castrop, had lost none of
their cattle; such was the fortune also of
John James, of San Antonio.
The season for driving is rather unpropi-
tious. There is great want of pasture and
scarcity of water. Mr.. Dunlap is represent
ed to have lost 700 head from this cause
alone. Fairchild's a. McClure's loss is put
down at 100.
Our informant says that the trip from Ell
Passo to this city was performed in the un-
precedented time of 22 days.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-26

ALLFoR LovE.-A woman named Martha
Powers, was found dead, on Monday, near
Independence, KY. suspended in tree close
by her cottage. When dscoy cred, she was
quite dead, and letter lying by her explain
ed that she was weary ofthe world, had CIV
en- her heart to one who had proved false
with another, had opened gulf between
them which not cen hope could o'erleap.-
The moral of the story is, that "she loved moi
wisely, but too WELL"
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AZ The New York Independent (Presby-

AZ The New York Independent (Presby-
terian) thus notices new work, a copy Of
which was sent to the editor for puff:
The MYSTERIES OF A CONVENT; By a noted
Methodist Preacher: T. b. Peterson.
miserable pamphlet on miserable paper,
containing a miserable story, miserably con.
ceived, and miserably told; without even the
preience of truth, and yet without the clever
ness of fiction; fitted only to suggest evil and
TO work mischief; "whoss end is-to be
burnt" yr.'
We trust that the "noted Methodist
preacher," who prostitutes his pen to such
composition will become deservedly nOtori-
Gus by the proper discipline of the brother
hood that he discredits.
That's putting with vengeance. IF all
the world and editors besides, form such an
opinion of the work, the "noted Methodist
preacher" will, in due time, be recompensed
for his trouble-may be.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-26

HEALTH OF New ORLEANS There were
fftyseven deaths in the Charity Hospital,
New Orleans, for the week ending Saturday
evening. Aug. IL, of which twenty-six were
from yellow fever. An intelligent gentle
man from that city assures the Mobile AL
vertser that there are few or no cases of le.
yer in private practice, and that the citizens
OF New Orleans do not apprehend the slight.
est danger OF an epidemic there this season.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-26

PITTSBURGH AND LoUIsvILLE.-3y a re-
cent arrangement between the Cincinnati
Hamilton and Dayton Railroad Company and
the Ohio and Mississippi road, passengers
who leave Pittsburg at O'Clock in the after.
noon reach Louisville the next day at noon.
The distance is five Hundred miles, and the
time twenty-one hours; the fare for first
class passenger being nine dollars and a
half. .
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-26

G-Af Lawrenceburgh, Ind, on Sunday
evening last, white man named Nicholas
Evans was engaged in playing euchre with
a negro, named VIM. Wells. In the course
of the game dispute arose, and Wells
knocked Evans down with his fist. Evans,
as soon as he arose, rushed upon his antago-
mist With bowie-knfe, and seizing him by
the hair of the head, threw it back, and drew
the knife across his throat, cutting it from
ear to ear. Leaving the knife with which he
inflicted the deed in pool of the blood OF
his victim, he fed, and although a strict pur.
suit was made, up to Tuesday he had not
been aPprehended.
Some persons in the adjoining room heard
the quarrel and the scufile, but not appre-
bending any serious result, they did not in
terfere, until their suspicion was aroused by
the unusual silence in the next apartment
when upon looking in, they saw the murder
ed man lying upon the floor, his head almost
severed from his body.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-26

6y BARSUM-the prince of Humbugs-is
preparing his Autobiography. 1t will
shortly appear from the press. The Bridge
port STANDARD contains an extract from it, re.
lating to Barnum's first appearance at New
York in the character of a mollasses candy
merchant, at the age Of IL years. 1t is said
to be one ofthe richest publications that has
been presented to the public for great
while.
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GtoRIOCs suNINER,

Win hot sultry atmosphere oi mid summer the rank
vegetation the owans and the marshes in the deep valleys
othe South wther die. The
burning drinks thu and the uecaying plants
aud poisonous that ~ inhaled
produce GLOW Iaundice the stomach and
Bowels Diarhee dissent Asne and Fever Bilious
Typhus Fevers Unie these circumstances
YOU shoua Dr. SKUCEs INDIAN NkGEr ABLE
PANACEA It cleanse the towels purify the
blood health. another coll
umn Of TIL paper. ey5
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-26

RAILROAD BRIDGE CoMMEScED.-Messrs
Henderson, Aston, g. Co, who have con.
tractedto erect the bridge over the Allegheny
for the Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad
Company, have commenced operations on
the Pittsburgh side of the river. They are
scrapng hole with dredge boat in which
to lay the foundation for the first pier, and
have prepared at fiat to sink with the first
layer of stone.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-26

A WArER-sPoUr.-Capt. Thorp, of the
bark Naccochee, from Attakens, Florida re-
ports that on the 10Th of July, in lat. 90, Ion.
81, at O'Clock in the afternoon, his vessel
was struck by waler-spout. II carried away
full suit otsails, sprung the maintop gallant
yard, foretopmast, aud overlooked the deck
and cabin with water.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

AT TIE COT RT of Co ciiiaton which at the
Judge Iehart Saturday O'Clock agreed between
Mr. SAVERS and the editor the Enquirer that the
should by the -ditv of the Enquirer
eernAg the abusive which appeared
Enc arer the h against Mr. Saucrs signed by Thorn.
b. Cral. StAtemen-We had knowledge OF the
We know nothing personally the
siishOnor MIR Sauers We not
uaned with either party and do not endorse settlement
In the ard .t augi4-iw