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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-02
RICHARDSON e. BURRILL's
S p r. 1 n G. Ii S t
OF
BOSTON BUSINESS CARDS.

The Importers Jobbers Merchants, and Artisans whose
Cards selected for the following Directory, are among
the best and most reliable in the city They are known
to possess those facilities which essential to secure the
favor and continued patronage Of their customers
Those who contemplate early visit to the city, will
find convenient to cut out the list and place in their
Memorandum Books for reference.
Selected by RICHARDSON & BURRILL's General
Advertising House, No. II State Street. Boston, for 1854
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MTOTICE.-The subscriber would respectfully tender
IN his services as
REAL ESTATE BROKER,
any person having property for saeor exchange either
In the city adjoining towns and would solicit the atten
ton of Purchasers and invite them call 36 Main St.
where he will be happy to meet hem and convey them
different parts Of the city, and show them his assortment
of NEW HOUSES part ofwhch he will sell Low for Cash,
ifapplied for soon and others on long credit.
Also, Building Lots for sale usualand several good
bargains terms, Immediately looked at Delays are
dangerous. feb2T diff LARKIN SMITH.
A RARE CHANCE TO PURCHASE A
IN H0MESrEAD.--The subscriber WILL on Tuesday, the
18th of March next O'Clock ?. NJ, positively sell to the
highest bidder his farm pleasantly situated in the north
part of Dudley, about half mile south the Tufts Fac
tory Village. Said Farm which is in separate lots
contains about g of the first quality of land
On one lot containing 81 acres there is good dwelling
house and barn.
The other lot is situated Sbout one-fourth of mile
southwest of the house, and 10 acres Sc rods
threequarters of which is under improvement. The other
onefourth is swampy, and mostly covered with growth
Of wood usual 10 such land. Said swamp can be easily
drained and made productive The above described lots
will be sold separately
The terms, which will be made easy, viii be published
at the sale. SYLVESTER GILMORE.
Dudley, Jan. %, 1851. feb14 deod&w2w
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nnRCAS SEWING MACHINE.

Unsurpassed for neaness durability, and strength Of
glitch. Sold by the American Sewing Machine Co.
J. p B0WKER, JR., Agent,
l73 Washington st. Boston,
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n LESTER having located himself in this city, would
specially give notice that he is prepared give instruc
ton in all the various departments of Vocal Music
classes, private pupils, viz fundamental Instruction,
cultivation Of the voice. vocalizing and soeggo Singing
aud would also engage classes in the practice of Church
Music, Glee and Chorus Singing.
Instruction in Thorough Bass, and the Piano Forte,
will be given at his room No. 20 Summer st. or at the res
licences of the pupils Terms reasonable.
Mr.. c. begs leave add, that all those under his in
sruction will receive his prompt attention. hopes
by applying himself assduousy to his profession,
merit liberal patronage.
" All communications through the Post Office or left
at Dorr Il Co.'s Book Store, No. 205 Main St. will be
promptly answered.
Piano Fortes tuned
Worcester Feb g. 1874 dautf
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PIANO FORTES.

DE HUFF CO., Manufacturers, of Sudbury
and Portland Ss "a few DOORS from Haymarket Square,
Boston. Wholesale and retail, 6. g. and octayes
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OVER 100, 600 BOXES SOLD IN 9 NOS.

DEyINEs COMPOUND PITCH L0ZENGE.
The Great Remedy is at last Discovered for Colds,
Coughs, Whoopng Cough, Group Asthma, and Consump
ton Certificates of may be found in the circulars,
and the world challenged to produce such
effected by faithfully using this cheap and pleasant luxu
ry. Manufactured by 5. d. FULLER Il CO.,
No. Wilson Lane.
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DRY coon
OF An old Merchant from Hanover Street. who about
firing from the business. This is no humbug 1t was the
stock Of Mr. G. Ring, well known in Boston and vi
cinity, for keeping good and fashionable goods.
TIE STOCK CONSISTS OF.
Rack and colored Silks Shaws Prints Deianes, silk
Tissues Darreges, Thibets DeBridges Printed Lawns,
oaks Colored Cambrcs, White Linens, Linen Table Cow
Embossed Table Covers, Plaid Cambrcs, White Goods
ali kinds Ladies' and Gents Linen Cambria Handker-
ief Beached and Bro Cottons, very cheap, large va
ty Of Plaid Goods for Ladies' and Chidren's use; En-
odered Robes. large variety, Mourning Muslin Deaines,
cts. cheap all cuors Summer Barreges, at cents
d Wool and Cotton Flannes large variety and cheap
MEN AND COTTON B0s0Ms FROM II CENTS, Up.
Yard-wide Black silk yelvets large variety of Curtain
uslins Lancaster Quilts Linen Diapers, Linen Towels;
men Napkins, Linen DoyAes; Cotton Towels, Alpaccas,
ON 20 cents yard, up very best needles, cents a
lper 10 papers for 80 cents, do. do Pins cents pa
" Agate buttons, cents gross, Pearl Buttons ., A. b,
Id cents dozen all Kinds Trimming Buttons cheap,
w kind Of Thread Store article in this stock 5000 pairs
Good Scissors, only cents pair. All kinds of TRIM
ing Braids for the season.
II NIB Rode RIES.
Embroidered Under handkerchief !!
FIFTEEN THOUSAND EMBROIDERED COLLARS,
From six cts. to three dollars each
These Collars we are selling just 90 cents discount
le dollar, from their original cost.
Cambria Edgings and Insertions.
Muslin do. do
Linen Smyrna do
lslSie 1uIeuu do.
Real Thread do
Ladies' Linen Cambria Hdkfs very richly embroidered
ON so cents 10 $4 each.
Ladies' Dress Fans, from cent to 81 each
ladies' Dress Caps, from 20 to so cts All ooi at,ia
Ladies' Black Mohair Mitts. - ~
HOSIERY AND GLOVES.
We invite your attention to this article, knowing tba.
very man, woman, and child, puts through dozens ~
aem every year. We have made arrangements WITH rev
ain manufacturers to keep supplied with every aa,i,
oor and style that is wanted for SUMMER rse AZ h
rices as to undersell all our friends in that line ana
small remnant for ourselves. ~ ''" save
r. / b B O N S.
Plain Taffetas, every width and quality.
Plain Satins, do. do do
RIBBONS---RIBBONS---RIBBONs.
We harp on Ribbons as have hand eight hun.
Ired Boxes Of Splendid Bonnet Neck, and Cap Ribbons
which have marked WAY DOWN, to insure their i'm
Mediate sale. Please not forget those
Black Silks md ShnwIs,
devery description as we CAN, and we WILL part with
hem at very low prices
NJ Every article in Store is marked in plain figures,
and no Second Price. 4
NJ We have employed ten Extra statesmen, in order
that every customer may be faithfully served
STORES 70 AND "a FREMONT ST.,
Opposite fremont Honse...B OSTON.
Es SAMUEL S. HouGHToN.
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Notifies.
NOTICE.
Once Of Conn. Mutual life Insurance Co.,
II.nnr.nr.r. Enh 81 1QhI


HARTFORD Feb. q, 1854
FRANKLIN WHIPPLR, Esq, is appointed Agent OF
the Connecticut Mutual Lite Insurance Company, for the
City and County Of Worcester, Mass. in place Of Mr.
Asaph G. Wood whose agency is revoked and ceases from
this date
Parties will pay their premiums in future to Mr.. Whip
PIE who alone authorised to policies and act for
said Company. BY order Of the Directors.
ieb23 d2w&w6w GUY R. PHELPS, sec'y.
4 ESSONS IN ENCH, GERMAN,
Il Spanish &c Providing that the undersigned shall
have sufficient number Of pupils for teaching the French,
Italian, Spanish German Larn, the Greek Hungarian,
Turk and Scavonc languages, he will remain in this
city for the short time which is required to enable mis- pu
pills TO advance by themselves without any teacher, not
only in understanding these languages but to speak and
write them correctly and perfectly.
Gentlemen and Youths, also, DESTROYS Of acquiring sys
tematca knowledge in the art of fencing, with whatever
kind of modern arms will please present themselves at
the American Temperance House.
Lessons in the languages if desired, will be given at the
residences of the pupils while the undersigned for his
pacity well in teaching the above enumerated Lam
guages the art Of fencing also for his moral conduct
may present testimonials from gentlemen who udvers-
ally known, In this new and in the old country.
ja31 diff R0D0LF0 BARDY DE K0VATSI.
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HAYIN G
DIR GO 0 ID S j

Just purchased at Large Discount from the origna
Cost one of the largest and most fashionable Retail
Stocks Of
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SpALDING'S R0SEMARY
DR.. IRA WARREN,
LANES FRENCH & CO.,

No. rs Washington Street. Dealers in Paper, Pens,
Books and Stationary of every variety, Wholesale and
Retail, at lowest prices Just published FRENCHS NEW
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For Coughs Colds, and C0NsUMPTI0N-Recomm
ed by DR.. Lyman Beecher, Boston; Rev. DR.. Leonard
Collector Of the Port of Baltimore, Nd; Hon Daniel ?.
Thompson, Secretary of State, Vermont, Montpelier, and
many others. Prepared by REED, CUTLER, CO.,
sold generally.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-12-30

m NJ -PAKTNBRSlilP.
'INHH subscribers have tls day
rIhI puTpOte OrtTSnsaeting Comm and EoI'
wardlnE buiIneSS under The SYle Of Doane y CgWsi
sueeesaotS 10 the htmS OF CoWgll& heSwoTdSbna a.
s. Doare & Co., and solicit eoIlhulnee o. ihS M 5Sans''
Of The llto firms. ~ tnyGHiTS' y
March isth, 1854 NILS
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nOCy bottles Of LOudsn's eeebraed Family hedl-
ONIU clues. Tie only agency IN tie city
Tbeto aTe The best Family medicines now III uSs being
pefciiy sse and Will cue lSel according 10 the diTee
inns J. u. V0WELL,
Smo7 81 Union SIeet, Ogent
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-12-30
"a. Rartnernhin.

THE unds slyied have this Day formed e0Patners
shin nnd01 tb6 name aud style d o, Baker Coz aud
I sSWiins nv Steamboat and Boat Store hut-
ntss ii ihe Old altnd, No. % Wsi6ItlIeet;
~ - n RO.HAkRR,
sNaI. t0llf iilSfFr fT-f0
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-12-30

N IlsiqRtans.aS Liquid Has Dye.
Mn hair dyo tltt plY ho depepd M.
ot we can oheeTialy Ieeomnend the aboven ile pe.t
6fsiiv feerente eau b given o. TO lls over
: ~ AS st.jie ~ = y Z. n. LOGAN 4 CO..,
wv sssSVNN ~ Ilt3 ltf gdlA apenH lnthIk cllv,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-12-30
HTaHLY IMPoR1ANT

HYvrSnNiS PremIuGi ChlDese JBs,Tal Washing Fluid,
~ iLA STeaesi mpT0yOmeh yet dlSe0YeTed for saving
ahor e6d eXenSe inWhShlng Clothing and House CLAN
ing ii0enS and Coltons washed hY this Fluid VIII be
WISRtNTED moi 10 llduTe tbs (abtc. PVerY lady may
SttIsfr bsIsell onthat rolnl BY Of Cotton
or uSenIr te Fluid, null sTehgth, lor e4hoaTA which
wICleaTlY show that most DO purely hiImsss "Een
THE ChIuese Waahlng flull iS worth three tlmeS he
sinsle sixEenee which Wilt buy enough for alaTge family
yyaShlpR which can % done ln 6Or hQuTos
MRnGiieluTed and sold By the gubseiher who haslaa
n puIehassl ihe Iibht for Ohio tOunyli Va.
/" ''.',lI N .l,i'i JAS. MRLLOR,
. Auvq l'.riH No. "a, UhiOnSt., WhetllSE,Va.
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No. / super Phosphate Of Lime
VERSUS nGUANO.D


HlS valuable ielllier has been used for several yeaB
n England and Olet pats Of kuTOpe, and next gu
holds the shest tank in pOnua[ly aud The eTeul 10
which 10 usea among Parmers, lie lou III hl'
eUunlfy BY The EDbselheT has been more recent but tile
pmgreis has made In the estimation Of tie public has
not been less marked than OhTOaa aeT lu
trial Of three years tSllsallO Of iis meTs In which
time there has been very many teTupuOus experiments
made by tic scientific NgitUltuiists and various
flnbs COmmltess Io, sde br side Peruvian Gu'hO, a.
its elhlVe YhlUo compared with lie AileT and w most
lnstaLees preference given 10 The "SUpeT Phosphate Of
Lime" Such reports returned viii shortly be placed
before the public which will convey more Information
ian tb subscriber feels darOsed 10 0eT, AZ tho man'
hCtuTeT, at The present moment,
lSeheeal COnpOsitlonisor that haiuTe 10 al once At
ford OOd aud nOuTisbmOnl iOgowlh OIL ull descriptions
iia basis being juihe or gtolnd DOHf' e eeaey Of
which as manure 10 already well known and appreciated
which ave dscomrOStd BY The addition Of one mil their
Weight Of HulpuTiC Acid " which Saddcd doc pIOpOr
ilOi of GuSn0 aud Suphae OF Amnonlsi the later 10 one
Of The most eisen lEenle In the beat Peruvian Ghno-
is easy handled, being In perfect POWDER VIII 10
Wuhd suitable TO all soils, warranted ruIe and kehuin',
Aid wLen Al maturity TO no Onnd OSeeAeous as here 70
RTetented. .'t t.. t.t 10. tH a. a. .
Pamphlets will be forwarded on application 70 the sub
soTber or 10 his bgenis, WhOse laRes cue bs tolOWN
MessSIs McGIuder & Sons, RlcLInOhd Va.
DO Rowieli, HARDLY & 70, Petel abuTg, Va.
do Horum e. Mclean, Norfolk, Va
Al
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GAPS.

ID RCElvBD This day The best ss,OTnee' o. Gsa%,
iy civ haTing been ssesed with great care
Slyie I'D quality. They eOmRrise ~ part As
elt tiOlh opera black aud Whlle sen!s
Ils6 tha E9yptlun PyT0nliOl eliskel eaP, new
ioSeher with every other deseTgll0I 2, RlSr s@N
mill .Ntt ItIrt o. W nom y" " 'VN'
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DECEMBER 80i 1854.
WHEELING 4
EXCEIlSI0

TIE MOST a G0RGEOUSi VARIED AND
extensive stock Of Goods ever brought
s 70; this elty ear be AOeu at
NO, 30 CORNER NOSROI AND WATER BTREETB,
..-,.l .l Wheeling, Va,
'INHOS. HUGHES beGg TO ASSURE hlh pIttohs aud the
public generally that Tho above statement 10 emy
lTel andtO convince lhsmseveS that this 10 TO- II they
Will call a. his store they will see Tho most bsauuNl lS
sorimenl OF SUpeTCnO
CLOTHS, OAgSlMERES AND VESTlNGS,
CRAVATsi GLOYES, IlARDKERChlEPS, liO- n
SlERY AND NOTIONS OENgRALLY, H
That has ever been offered for bAe the public OF Wheel
lngl II 10 needless 10 assure my ieHdS that my dtTmi
naon 10 10 s but AT tile present seAsOD tue condition O
The eastern markets ID such us tOnsuTo my doing iO In
consequence Of prices beUe considerably reduced No
ihStny le6dj may rely UnOA getting the best or bAI-
gllnS only iequesl OF item TO favor me with call,
aud Inspect my very splendid stock ....i...,l
f'l TIL HUGHES, cor. Montoa aud Wafer sl9;
tepi2 ~ ifT Wheeling, Va
Weekly national intelligencer., 1854-04-29
FROM THE WASHINGTON UNION.

THE NEBRASKA BLL.-The New York Journal of Com
publishes lists of the Of members of the SEN
ate and House of Representatives who have spoken for
against the Senate Nebraska bill, and adds:
1t cannot be said that the bill has been inde
Gently hurried through Congress- that there has been
any lack Of opportunity to discuss its merits and de-
merits. From perusa of most Of the speeches both
sides which have been published in the Washington pa
pers, led to believe that, in the sound unbiased
judgment of the members the bill has gained strength by
the discussion. True there has been mighty outside
pressure against from the North of which is real
and manufactured the days Of hard cider for
the sake of effect We trust the honorable members will
recolect that they sent to Washington to exercise
their Judgment under oath, all matters regularly
coming before them and that of their constituents
the clergy"
It is no fault of its friends that the Nebraska bill
has not been !" "indecenty hurried through Con-
gress." 1t was their purpose to do SO. But it
is the last sentence in the paragraph we have
quoted to which we wish more particularly to call
the attention Of the Democracy. If Locofocoism
consistent in any thing but its inconsistency,
should have felt surprise at finding such avowal
approvingly quoted in the National organ of that
party. The doctrine of instruction" was once a
recognised doctrine Of the Democracy Obey or
resign" has been thousand times faunted in the
faces of Representatives who seemed disposed to
exercise their own judgment" rather than Uarry
out the will Of their constituents. Now, however,
this doctrine is secuted as mschievous heresy!
albany Erening Journal.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1854-04-29
FREE NAVIGATION OF THE AMAZON.

The Peruvian Government have issued decree expana
tory of that of April 1853 in relation to the free navga
ton Of the Amazon and its tributaries correspond
cnsued the subject between the Peruvian Minister
Of Foreign Affairs and Mr. CLAY United States Minister
Brazilian steamer lately advertised to touch at
certain points that river, and Minister took this
opportunity Of asking for official information whether
Brazilian vessels permitted to navigate the Amazon
and the Huallaga far Yurmaguas. so, he claimed
the same concessions for American vessels under the
treaty at present existing between our Government and
that Of Peru The Peruvian Minister replies that the
treaty between his Government and Brazil private
and particular and essentially different from that entered
into with the United States. The treaty with the latter
Power he contends did not refer to inland navigation
His Government opposed to Mr. Clays pretensons.
correspondence had also taken place the sub
ject between the English Charge dAfaires and the
Peruvian Minister Of Foreign Affairs The English Min
lister receives similar that given to Mr. Clay,
that the treaty between Brazil and Peru gives the former
Government privileges and advantages in the waters
of Peru not allowed to any other naton.-Bah. Amer.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1854-04-29
AFRICANS IN CUBA.
FROM THE WASHINGTON UNION.

FROM THE WASHINGTON UNION.
African apprentice System haugurated IN Cuba
In the Of the repeated and earnest denias Of dis
tnguished officials abroad and their sympahizers in this
country, have authentic confirmation of our position
to the early Inauguration in Cuba of the African
apprentice system 1t will be seen that the ofhcial
organ Of the Captain General announces the distribution
Of FIVE hundred Africans apprentices among va
rous gentlemen of the island for year. This is the
initiation of the system which is designed to meet the
wants of their labor in Cuba, and the OF
the British policy to make the island worthless and
nuisance to the United States
FROM THE HAVANA GAZETTE OF APRIL ii.
Office Captain General and Superintendent Of tie III
Of the Arrays faithful Island Of Cuba.
Department Of Government.
FIRST sEcTIoN.
The following is list Of the gentlemen upon whom the
apprenticeship for year of the African seized
last March in the jurisdiction Of Trinidad has been
Which is hereby inserted by the order Of his excelency
the Captain General in the official Gazette of the Govern
ment for the information Of the parties interested
HAVANA, APRIL 10, 1854. JOSE EsrEvAN.
Well, the Washington Union has made disco
very, indeed "A number Of poor Africans, rescued
from slave vesssb hare been distributed among
several Cuban gentlemeL, whom they are to servo
for one year as apprentices, and are then to have
that freedom to which by birth they were entitled
and Of which they were deprived by force. This is
done by order of the Captain General Of Cuba, and
the Washington Union finds in it authentic confr-
nation Of its own ridiculous stories about African
ization Of Cuba by Great Britain The Union is
more easily satisfied with the confirmation than
its readers will be. There is not shadow Of eyi-
dence that Great Britain had any thing to do with
the matter, or that the measure is the inaugura-
ton in Cuba Of the African apprentice system"
And if there was, what then Is Cuba, or more
properly Spain, to ask the Unions permission be,
fore she may take even 50 small step towards the
gradual melioration Of slavery in her own domin-
ions ?--Neo York Commercial AdU. @
Weekly national intelligencer., 1854-04-29
THE WEEKLY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

The subscription price Of this paper for ayear THREE
DoLLARs, payable in advance.
For the long Sessions Of Congress, (averagng eight
months the price will be Two DoLLARs for the short
Sessions ONE DOLLAR per copy.
reduction of 20 per cent onefh Of the full charge)
viii be made to any who shall order and pay for at
time, five copies Of the Weekly paper and like
ducon Of 25 per cent or oneurth Of the full charge)
to any who win order and pay for, at time, ten
or more copies.
No being kept for this paper it viii not be for
warded to any unless paid for in advance nor sent
any longer than the time for which it is SO paid.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1854-04-29
THE THIRD ARTILLERY, (ron cAI1rons1A.)

We stated last week that four companies Of the at sea-
unfortunate United States Third Artillery which de-
layed in its transportation to California by the wreck Of
theTsteamer San Francisco, had again embarked from
New York Tuesday last board the steamer Falcon
bound for Panama We now learn that, after being Of
four days. the Falcon put into Old Point Comfort
Sunday morning. She had been four days in reaching
Cape Hatteras from New York, and the engines being
quite out of ORDER it deemed prudential to put back
The number of soldiers on board is 1885, under the
mand of Lieut. LoEsER, Lieut.. WINDRR, Lieut.. VAN
VonsT and Adjutant WINDER. The families of Of
the officers are also passengers viz: Mrs. Loeser Miss
Eaton, Mrs. Simpson, Mrs. Capt Jones and child.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1854-04-29

GERMAN PARTY.-The German citizens of Louisville
(Ky have organized themselves into party, which, in
circular they invite the Germans Of the United States
generally jon for the purpose" they express it,
of being able exercise power proportionable to their
number and adapted to their principles" They consider
that there is fair prospect Of for such
ganization, and have published their platform 1t
braces quite mutfarous list Of principles formally
arranged under twelve different heads viz Slavery
tions Religious questions Measures for the Welfare Of
the People; Constitutional questions Free Trade; In
ternal Improvements; Foreign Policy Rights Of Women
Rights Of the Free Negroes Penal Laws; Military Laws
Limits Of Legislation.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1854-04-29

A CALIFORNIA LAKE-The Plscerville Herald says that
Lake Biger is of the curiostes of California 1t is
lake fifty miles long and from ten to twenty miles in
width situated between two distinct ridges of the Sierra
Nevada and but about and half miles north of the
road Carsons valley. According the Herald it is
perfect paragon of lake, miniature paradise among
the mountains, Its wildly beautiful and romantic shores
lined with forests and its waters which Freeze
year. abound in many varieties Of fish, among which the
salmon and speckled trout predominant So clear are its
waters that the objects the bottom are distinctly vs
BILE at depth Of thirty forty feet Upon the eastern
side Of the lake is extending to unknown
distance into the heart of the mountain The entrance is
arched in peculiar manner and the place, which has
been explored believed by the Indians to be thu
abode Of the evil spirits q the mountains.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1854-04-29

LOOK Our THE Philadelphia correspondent of the
Baltimore American writes from the former city fol-
lows, under date Of the Gath instant:
GA regular system Of swinding has been carried in
this city for time past by who advertised for
partners to take charge Of ourishing business his
agents, in various cities. The applicant must have
capital of $780, which he srequred to pay to his
oyer security while he goes off to take charge of the
agency The gentleman succeeded in obtaining several
hundred dollars from his dupes, and then decamped to
parts unknown