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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-06-30
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IMPORTANT SALE - Catalogue-of CAR
Il RIAGEs, WAGONS, and HARNESS, Of various man
uactures to take place the 29h dayo June 1854 and
each succeeding day until sold, at X. McKINSTRY
JR.'s Repository and Rooms, Nos $50 Broadway, 1871
Grand, 10 Crosby 266 and 26S Mott sts New York City,
W. A. CARTER, Auctioneer.
This immense collection of light Coaches Rockaways
Barouches top and noop Wagons consists Of from six
hundred vehicles of the latest and approved
syethe largest that has ever been brought together In
this any other country.
To dealers this sale offers many inducements, the,
stock is suitable to every market in the United States and
as every article will be sold without reserve, and the
most accommodating terms The above stock will be sold
for the purpose of closing the business of r. McNSTRY
JR, after which new concern will be opened, and the
business carried on with increased energy and an en-
tirely new and well selected stock.
TsRMs-Approved notes at months, for sums of $500
and upwards months for between $500 and $780,
2months for sums between $3.50 and $3.50, All sums un
der $3.50 must be cash, funds All bills be
settled within one week of the day of SALE
e24 dot
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
10 be sold at Public Auction, on the premises, on
SATURDAY, July Sth, at 10 O'clock A. M-The follow
ing described property Of the late Abel Jewett, Esq, de-
ceased, to wit:
The Islands lying in the Nashua River known as Jew
etts Islands, controlling one half of the water running on
the west side Of said Islands.
Also the plat of land lying in Groton of the Gro
ton road and south and east Of the Nashua River with
the right T. all the water, to the shore of the aore
said Islands, with the right Of joining abutting dam
to the shore Of either Of the said Islands or to any dam
extending from of these Islands to the other This
property embraces within itself of the most valuable
water powers the river.
Also about twenty Building Lots so by about 100 feet
These are finely located near the Pepperel Depot the
Worcester and Nashua Railroad being between said Rail-
road and the old Dunstable road.
Also the Woodland lying bet Eeen said roads and the
said Railr ad and the River containing about Is acres
Also, the cleared land lying between the River and
Railroad and east of the Groton road.
The wood ard timber the above lands will be sold
separately, and in lots.
Conditions made known at the time of sale
OTIS P. JEWETT, IN.
s. A. JEWETT, NAeou'ois
Pepperell, May %. 1854 DIT jyss
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WEDDING CARDS,
Cake Boxes, Bridal Gard Envelopes,

rancy Watefas cLcs,
OF the elegant and fashionable Styles can be
cured at J. r. SOUFHGATE'S
Card Engraping and Printing Rooms,
No. 1871 Main Street, Block.
j. T. s. desires to call the attention Of parties about
ordering their Bridal Cards. the fact that they will be
better suited and advised Of the and approved form
Of Marriage and Invitation Cards. by calling at his Rooms
than any other establishments the city Ladies' visit
ing Cards. Professional and Mercantile Cards. enteens
Cards. DAdresse and Autographs engraved and printed
in superior style. Cards printed for 81 90 pack
jun2 diff
GTr;NV AkI * hALtsOUK, CO TAr;fTS
- AND GUN MAKERS, No. Central Street Woy-
eestsr Mass their sincere thanks the citizens
Of Worcester and vicinity for their liberal patronage and
hoge m the long experience they have had the trade
and strict attention to business to merit continuance Of
their favors.
GUNS AND PISTOLS,
made to orders CUTLERY Of ali kinda, made order.
Cutlery and Gun Work made and cleaned.
Looks repaired and fitted with keys. large assortment
Of keys Kept always eand ohbng Of all kinds strict
y attended to- aud warranted to give satisfaction. All
work DONE not gvieg satisfaction VIII be made perfect
free Of charge.
~ Business hours from In the momns, till in the
evening mye diff
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ATTRACTION EXTRAORDINARY.

A RTISTIC EXHIBITION
IN THE WORLD,
VIII be given board the Steamer Worcester on her
passage from Norwich to Newport Tuesday, July 4th,
consisting of Twentyfour Magico Scenic and Doramic
Illustrations of Mrs. sTowE's GREAT WORK of
UNCLE TOMS CABIN I!
IN THREE PARTS.
The that was exhibited in New York to crowded
houses hundred nights, and now for the first
time away from that city For particulars small bills
ie26 w1w<jy4
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- THE ONLY PRIZE MED

--x~zs THE ONLY PRIZE MED
A<z=ESZZ5f9zzz~ Al FOR
T r II S S e s.
Z. 49, Awarded to MARSH L. CO by
E@V 4 the Industrial Exhibition of all Ma
tons at the Crystal Palace, for the new
-E-:c RADICAL CURE TRUSS thus giving
through their Surgical Committee, Professors Renwick
Parker, Carnochan Clark Ludlow, and others, the
phac mprmatur for which its Inventor has abored
Siduously for twenty-five years
AHextensive list of names of mercantile and other gen.
nemen cured by this Truss may be at their Office
Improved Elastic Suspemder Shoulder
Brace, for expanding the chest and preserving SYM
metry of forn adapted to men, women, and children and
constructed to bring the bearing the point Of the
shoulder, thereby preventing cutting under the Alb
dominal supporters of the most approved patterns.
MARSH CO., 81 Maiden Lane New York. For sale
Worcester BY L. 7. LAZELL, Druggist.
ap4 daw ennis
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LIVERY sTARLE REMOVED

NOTICE.-The Copartnership, heretofore existing
IN under the firm of DAVIS, JOHNSON, & CO., is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. All and de-
mands will be settled by Mr. Livingston Shumway, who
is duly authorised to settle the
DWIGHT P. JOHNSON,
LIVINGSTON SUBWAY,
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&TOWE'S SOAP.-100 boxes Of Stoves Erasive
- Soap. rs de-. Thompson's Celebrated Compound,
for toilet use The above this day received sale
al reduced prices, by H. GRIFFIN 90.
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CLIMAX HAM TONIC,

Thisincnmpa|
able preparati}
which has nd
been before 4
public one yea
during Wild
time II has bed
extensively usj
and thorough
tested, has 4
tanned q pasiiid
far in advanl
Of the more 81
binary prepart
tons, and 10 nd
generally co3
ceded 10 BE- II
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Antusrncnts
RINLEY HALL.
GREAT ATTRACTION

GREAT ATTRACTION I!
The INDEPENDENT DRAMATIC COMPANY,
From the Southern Western Theatres their return
from successful tour in the Eastern Cities, beg to
nounce to the citizens Of Worcester and vicinity that they
will appear above, on
MONDAY and TUESDAY, July 3 and 4,
Being positively their only performance in this city, prior
to their departure for New York This Company-com-
posed Of the most talented perfOrmerswi present at
each entertainment
DRAMA, COMEDY, and FARCE,
Cast to the entire strength of the Company.
je2s d3F E. B. Melville, Agent.
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BEST HAIR TONIC IN USE.
While the proprietor has to be proud Of me 4
adjustment OF the Tonic short time upon 30 nr
basis he is fully persuaded that that Is owing m
great degree to the real excellence Of the article s
It win therefore be gdly kept up to the orgnei sianaa
and composed as heretofore Of ingredients the best
most expensive to be found The effects resulting fsun
Of the Climax Hair Tonic al he world can see VI
untary testimony is daily offered showing IL emcaS
an agent for
Producing new Hair,
Dressing the Hair,
soaening and arranging the Hair
Destroying Hair Eaters,
Removing Dandruh,
Curing Headache, and
AL the ills thar Hair is heir 70.
An hostiel containing The Climax Hair Tcnie. hnpu 81
r. LAzELL, Worcester, Mass hcwn IN the glass.
Price Is eta per bot large bottles (rnisl r. cts viz
liberal discount 10 the tr1de.
u Orders from dealers respectfully solicited ~ a
1srs By mail, express, othsrwizs promptly exscr13
seb21 dAwtf s0i Hsin 4.
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MARsHAL's OFFICE June 16 1854.
VENHE inhabitants of the City Of Worcester hereby
respectfully requested to attend to the cleaning Of
their vaults cellars sink drains cesspool and the
moval of all nuisances from their premises and every
nothing detrimental to the public health upon their prem
Uses. The hot and sckly is fast approaching: a
presentation is far better than a cure.
Done in accordance with of the Board of Health
je19 DIV L. BAKER, JR., City Marshal
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ssss-S.sasspa TOOTHACHE CURED BY
means Of the PAINLESS NERVE

arar1
~ means Of the PAINLESS NERVE
uITTVVYN DESTROYER, by DIR. GEORGE D.
STEARNS Surgical Dentist, formerly of the firm of Drs
Stearns Brothers. Boston operator of ten years. expe
rience-- Office No. PIPER BLOCK. Worcester. Where
may be obtained TEETH for the economical durable and
beautiful article prices to suit the times Also, BEST
BLOCK TEETH-my experience in the manufacture and
insertion of which dates back farther than that Of any
other manufacturer in Worcester County
Great improvement in TEMPORARY TEErH, enabling pa
tens to eat with them while the gums shrinking away
for the permanent de2ture
Ladies' and Gentlemen, who desire to preserve the bean
y and symmetry of their front teeth, may rest assured
that they have them filed at this Office, without
necessary mutilaton with the le Prices of Filing from
Fifty Gents TO Five Dollars my25 diff
ELECTRO PLATTNG.-The subscriber .
IA would respectfully inform the citizens Of Worcester
and vicinity, mat they have opened Shop, at
236 Main street, up stairs,
Where they win repate Old Tea Sets, castors, Spoons,
Forks, Britannia Ware &c.
All work done here will be warranted to look like solid
liver, and to stand the test Of acids.
je10 dsms W. INGRAM h 90.
ksTOWE'S SOAP.-100 boxes Of Stoves Erasiye
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COuGH DESTRnYER.

This invaluable Cough Remedy is the complete cure
Coughs. Colds, Asthma Influenza, Whooping Cough,
pain in the side and breast, hacking ticking of the
throat splitting blood, tghtness the Lungs Chest
and ali Lung Complaints, leading to Consumption
No medicine yet discovered has that decided effect In
curing Bronchial affections the Cough Destroyer 1t
be taken by all ages and classes from child six
months old to the oldest woman, with the most
happy results ~ Price so cents Bottle.
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Boston advertisements.

ETVHE III OR s e. N0BLEST OF ANIMALS
IL Second lit ion published this day; the First Edi
ton sold in week-of DIR. GEO. II. DADD'S cele
brat ID work
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"ORCESTER co. HORTTCULTU-
Wv RAJ s0CILTY.-The Weekly Exhibitions of this
Society will hereafter be held on WEDNESDAY, instead
of SATURDAY, commencing Wednesday next, June
2Sth. Admission FREE. Per order,
]. HENRY HILL, Secretary
Worcester June "a, 1851 je26 diff
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JUVENILE SINGING SCHOOL

o. OLLESTER
Will commence his Summer Term for Insructonin Music
at the Yestry Of the Union Church, on SATURDAY
AFTERNOON, June oath, at O'clock and will be held
every Saturday and Wednesday afternoon.
II Particular attention will he given the training of
the voice; and the art of reaung music will be taught in
thorough manner.
TERMs-For twenty lessons including a Book, $780,
Tickets may be had Dorr Co.'s Bookstore and at the
room. ie24 d6t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-02
OUR CITY CANVASS.

Our Election was held on the 7th Of November;
it 10 now the I'd of December, yet the Official
Canvass OF the votes cast in this City has not
been completed by our Aldermen. Reason
They are paid by the dsy for SO many days inside
of twenty as they can make the job hold out, and
they are sticking to it like grim Death. Yester-
day all the Wards were completed but the Xth
and XXIId-Aldermen Trowbridge and Drake
coming up missing when wanted. Drake had
been in an hour before, but neglected to sign his
returns, go that the JOB stands good for another
day.
The County Clerk says the true result on Gov
ernOr will be:
Clark. ..--1 ~ .2S3 Seymour. .26.7SO
Seymour over Clark ............it,Jf7
The State Canvassers have al the other re-
turns, and are waiting for those from our City.
We think they will get them by Christmas.
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VIRGINIA DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

RICHMOND, Va Friday, Dec. 1, 1884.
The Virginia Democratic State Convention assem-
bled to-day at Stanton, and was temporarily organ
lied by the appointment of Col Geo. Baylor, Of Au
gusta, Chairman, and VIM. +. Richie and Robert W.
Hughes, Secretaries
A Committee of one from each District up.
pointed to nominate permanent officers, and it 10
ported Oscar NJ Crutch6eld, of Spottsylvans, for
President and thirteen Vice-Presidents.
Much confusion ensued upon motion TO go into a
nomination for Governor
A long debate then took place upon the rules to DO
adopted in casting the vote.
Mr.. Shaokelford moved "that the Convention do
" not make a nomination for Governor or Lieutessnt
Governor unless the candidates receive vote suf
" fcient to represent majority of the whole Demo
" cratic woe in the State"
Mr.. Garnet offered as a substitute, That the Con
vention shall require majority of the votes cast 10
nominate candidates for Governor, Lieutenant Gov
" ernor, and Attorney General Adopted.
This was considerered a triumph for the Wise party.
and they being strongest in the Convention exciting
times are expected.
An effort will probably be made to further amend
by adopting the twothirds rule.
The Democratic vote represented in the Conven-
ton is 6l 400, and the whole Democratic vote of the
State is about 20, 900.
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will continue ~ De msintsined a. An 'Diispeuss.
bly, necessary measure Of protection against the
exact Gus If the dealer ia nooey.

C,PfrN PUSsHTEST.-rhe experiment OF aboi'
sbng the death per atty in Michigan does not sopssr
T. ~ork well. In view OF recent tragedies oonsun-
MATED in iha. State, TIE Dcfy0n Enquirer says:
thing shoui he zone seems O. and thst
ns rrrstte upon the statute book tAe deash PeaAf
for uGl-er"
Isn't the above, from The Journal Of Com
mercs, rather lOOse in Its data for so grave coz
cusienl There have been "recent tragedies" in
Michigan, it seems; and they don't hs0g anybody
there; therefore, let hanging be restored. But
have there been no recent tragedies" in other
States, where Hanging has not been abolished
Most certainly! Is it shown that those in Mich
iRan are more pune rous or more horrible thsa
the othersl That il not even attempted. Then
how is the inference justified
We do not know that there hsye been more or
fewer murders ia Michigan because OF the abo-
lition of HoDgiDg-we are willing to hear evil
dence On that point But of this We are quite
confident There have been more murders in
this City during the pact year, with the Gsllows
always ready, than in Michigan during the last
four years with the Galows abolished there. The
population of Michigan is little less than that Of
our City. We don't say tina. this proves anything.
bat it is certainly full offset to the argument for
Hanging quoted above.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-02
NATlYISM AND LIBERTY.

We have some valued and estimabe friends
who are earnestly favorable to Reform aud Pro
gress, and who regret the course taken by THE
TRIBUNE with respect to the "KnowNOthings, "
because, say they, here is great and growing
power which is certain to make itself fel. on one
side or the other, and why should we not try to
have it on the side of Justice, Temperance, and
Freedom, rather than that of Aggression, Rum,
and Slavery
Let us consider this:
There is an old Book which we find replete
with lessons of practical wisdom, which bids us
Have no fellowship with the unfrutfal works
"Of darkness, but rather reprove them" We
think that sound doctrine, and should think so if
we bad found it in the Koran. The counterpart
on the score Of Expediency to this utterance of
Principle is found in dry old Scotch proverb,
importing that he needs large spoon who under
takes to take soup with the evil one. We shall
proceed 10 illustrate and enforce these axoms:
Myron II. Clark, Greene c. Bronson, and Ho-
ratio Seymour were the rival candidates Tor Gov.
ernor when the "Know-Nothing" Grand Council
met in this City to nominate one. All three
were natives and Protsstants; the first named
had long been a jealous and prominent member
of the Orthodox Congregational Church and
most undoubted anti-Pspist He had tried also
to become Know. Nothing, and had failed, if at
all, through some technically which did not cast
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The Neto- York Freemons Journal is informed
that our objection to sending to Congress any one
who sees fit to connect himself with that paper
has nothing TO DO with its religious character,
good or bad. We hold dogmstic theology and
politics entirely separate from each other. But
The Frseman's Journal is an ardent and undis-
guised champion of monarcbic despotism against
republican liberty "a truculeut partisan of
the Reaction which so lately crushed out the
liberties of the Old Werd-and for that cause
We oppose the political elevation of all who see
fit to connect themselves with its fulminations or
fortunes. Does the brutal assailaut of Margaret
Fuller, even when announcingher shipwreck and
death, imagine that we are likely to forget him.
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THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.
WASHINGTON. Friday. Dec

WAsHNGToS, Friday, Dec 1. 1884.
We are authorized TO state that the President wdl
dispatch a Special Messenger tomorrow moruiUg
with copies of the Message for the press Of Bait.
more, Philadelphia, New-York and Boston. Tas
packages sealed will be delivered to the Postm sste
in the several cities named, and Editors win be sup
piled With copies as the reading Of the Mos
sage shall have been commenced at the Capitol In
addition to the above cities we learn that advance
copies of the Message viii be sent to Richmond. but
to no other place.
The Message makes seven columns Of The Us,os.
and extraordinary care has been taken to keep its
contents most sacredly private. All particulars IS to
its tone and views are entirely gratuitous.
We learn that the annual reports OF the Secretaries
are all in good state of forwardness, bat none are
yet in readiness for the printer.
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RAILROAD COLLISION.

PORTLAND, Friday, Dec. l. 1854.
As the train from Island Pond for Portland on the
Grand Trunk Railway, nearing Thompson's Mills,
got OIL the track and stopped the train. At that mo-
ment the down freight-train along and ran into
it, smashing the cars badly and njurng eight or ten
persons severely. Two passengers-cars took fire and
were consumed. Mr. Corser, the Superintendent OF
he road has gone, to the of the disaster with
surgeons &c., in special train.
SECOND DISPATCH.
NORTHUMBERLAND, IN. H. Dec. l-9P.M
Ten persons injured mostly by fractures Of tho
bones and disocstions OF the limbs. Their wounds,
however are not considered dangerous by the physi
clans. Good surgical aid is in attendance at tho
scene of the disaster from Portland and other places.
Mr.. Taylor, who had been visiting at Lancaster, s
badly burned, and lies in a critical condition. Four
other of the sufferers only remain at Starkthe rest
having been removed by their friends.
Among the injured are VIM. Burns. Of Lane caster.
whose leg is fractured VIM. II. McCrillis, of Ban
gor, whose arm has been dislocated; and the Rey.
Mr.. Baxter, of Wilton, Me-, whose collar bone was
broken.
The train consisted Of one passenger-car, 10 the
rear of which was attached box.car, which was
drawn half way through the passenger car by the
collision.
The train stopped in consequence of the locomo-
tive becoming unsbackled and not by getting off the
track.
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YEw-YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for Dec.
THE NEw-YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for tins
week contains the following:

THE NEw-YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for tins
week contains the following:
I..EDIToRIALs: The Csmpsrn In the Crimes; Tbs
T,nfh Of the souie Affair; Whittier we Tend, Why
VIII Ye Die" Russisu Annexation IN Asia nc
II. THE STATE OF EUROPE: Letter from Our Own
Correspondent
UIRUROPE: -Four DAYS Late! Intelligence; Arrival OF
the Baltic; The War; The Sea Attack AZ Sevas,opol;
French ELgsh. and Russian Accounts OF the b.ftle.
". LITERATURE AT LONDON Letter from Our Own
Correspondent.
v..sANDWIcH ISLANDS: Speech Of Gen William
Miller
VI..NEW PUBLICATIONS. Ida May. by Mary Lang
don; The Republican Court: Or, American Society ia
the Days OF Wsship ston, by Rufus Wiimot OrisTold
VH..WOMAN AN ECLEsIASriC: Letter from the Rev.
An;oiLette L. Brown.
VIII REVIEW OF THE WEEK Giving in condensed
ana most conspicuous form the latest and most i'm
portant events that have transpned in the City
United States
IXPOLITICAL INTELLIGENCE: New York Hleetiou;
Rhode Island; North Carolina; Florida; Wisconsin;
Michigan; Illinois; Kansas; Arkansss
XNORTH AND SOUTH: BY Mrs. Gs.ke suhor Of
Mary Barton Ruth CraniOrd, &c.
XI..POETRY: Bell Songs
Xu.A VISIT TO THE SCENE or TYPEE.
Kill. WHALERS.
XIV. MARRIAGES and DEATHS
Xy..TELEGRAPH The --latest News received BY
Telegraph.
yI..REVIEW OF THE MARKETS: Reports OF the
Stock Grain Provision ana Cattle Markets; very
fully and specially reported for The Tribune.
snse copies In wrappers be obtained st tue counter
in the Publication Office this morning Price st cents
SUBscRIPTIosOne copy for year, 81 three copies
IS FIVE copies, 81; ten copies Sl2.
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The attention of the friends of " Popular Sow
ereignty" is afectiOnately invited to some inter
estiDg intelligence from Utah which will be
found in another portion of our columns. They
will there learn bow great are the advantages OF
those domestic Institutions" which the Nor
mons delight in, and which they propose ere long
TO bring int, the American Union under the Con-
stitution of the State of Deseret. OF course Mr..
s. A. Douglas and his tribe must cry Amen To
the proposition.
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The NEw-foRK CASvAss.-The Official Canvass
not having been received from the City OF NewYork
on the 3Oth the Secretary Of State as directed by the
statute, sent messenger for the delinquent document,
and We may reasonably hope that it will be forthcom-
marked the progress Of this is 80 disgracefu
that it may be well for the Legislature TO inquire
whether it Is not possible to provide remedy for sm
lar shameful delinquency hereafter.
fAlbsay EveRiay Journal, Dss. l.
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ARRANGEMENT OF THEODORE PARKER.

BOSTON, Friday, Dec. !, 1884.
The Rev. Theodore Parker, in his di,course yes
terday, said that he had receivedm honors during
bis life time, but mis- aragnment in the U. s. Court
on Wednesday was the highest honor he had yet re-
ceived from his fellow men.
The weather here Yves very clear and cold to-day.
At sunrise the thermometer stood at tEenty-three.
and at noon thirty degrees. The ground is covered
with STOW a few miles in the interior.