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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-02-24

Worcester Mutual Fire Insurance Co,
"A cember IA, 1858, the following officers were elect
ed - Nt
President-Anthony Chase.
TredSurer--Fred VIM Paine.
Secretarv-Charles M. Miles. -e ..ar
Direct0rs-Ehenezer Toney FitchbuTg, gfl
Paul Within, Northbridge,
Amory Holman, Bolton,
-s7aa b. Alanson Hamilton, w. Brookfeld,
James S. Woodwork, Worcester
VIM. I. Merrifed, Z"
g David ee Barre,
David 8 Messenger, Worcester.
The amount at risk, Dec l. 1853, was $l2,527 974.-
The number OF policies outstanding is 1910.
Tie Company sustained the past wear, 10 partial, and
fifteen total losses, amounting to Sll,Uel 81 which
have all been amcably adjusted, and paid, with the
ception Of one Of $780, which has yetbesn demands
1853, amounted to Sl47 339,ss, which is invested in
Bank Stock and Mortgages on Real Estate.
1t will be seen from the T,oenty Ninth annual Re-
port ofthe Old Worcester Mutual Fire Insurance
Company that it is decidedly for the interest OF ALL
who have property located in the county of Worcester
ami OF such a class is received by this Company
Ito insure the same at their office. fef
They still adhere strictly 10 the policy, which has
ever secuted their marked success.
Their risks confined TO the County OF Worcester
They insure only the safest class of properly.
They employ no irresponsible agents.
They charge only such premiums as are adequate to
the risk. .rNe. ne ~ur efrv .lsrA
They make no assessments but refund on an average
more than so per cent of the premium received.
The steady increase of business fIom year year
this office notwithstanding the formation of numerous
other conflicting companies and the exaggerations and
misrepresentation OF their interested agents is
sufficient proof of the Soundness of the principles
which his Company haze adopted and uniformly fol
lowed. saEL
ANTHONY CHASE, President.
y CHARLES M. Miles, Secretary jnl0 d&wtE
n
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-02-24
NEW LUMBER YARD
JAMES STEWART
Cutler and GUN Maker.

No. rs Exchange Street.. Worcester Mass
S. Returns his sincere thanks to the inhabitants
of Worcester and vicinity, for their liberal pat
and strict attention to business TO merit continuance
of their favors. ef
] S. begs state that he makes sharpens, cleans,
and repairs Cutlery and Guns Of all kinds A large
assortment of Keys kept always hand. Locks and
Keys repaired. Jobbing neatly executed. o22 d6m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-02-24
Farms For Sale
FOR SALE

Z y 3 . u Z
kszA THE subscriber being DESTROYS OF eav- era
Ei,M ing this State, offers his entire REAL ftSs%
'e=' ESTATE at very low prices, consisting -=@ an
in part of one House Shelby street do, unfn-
isA@1 % Laa'el street do, Grafton street 20
house Lots on Laurel Hill do, Grafton street
IA acres of Land OH the Holden road I88 Acres OF
Land, with good Farm Buildings, in Paxton
oct6 diff A. NJ MERRIFTELD
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-02-24
Look at This !

S,rA house for sale--2 tenements well arranged
E;fS for taking boarders near the Stone shop The
49, house is in good repsr, and part of the money
can lie, Il DESIRED for term OF years Inquire 1T lI3
Salem Street. JAMES T. ELLIOTT
Worcester, Feb. !, 1854. DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-02-24
A Choice Lot

OF white and notified CASTLE Soap, for family use,
" for sale by l.. T. LAZELL,
feb4 II col Main Street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-02-24
5 or 1O.O0O NurserY TreI
MOTICE

LsV L1I :
MY BOOK DEPOSITORY is 207 Main Street. sec
WI ord store North of the Temperance House
Wanted several Young Men, to circulate new and val
able oooks. JAZZ dtf N, Il 3RvEY.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-02-24
Furs for Ladies.

rINHE incest in the city, and at low prices, at
Il dec22 diff MERRILL's, eel Main .,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-02-24

TO RENT. a4 sg
A ROOM over the store of he subscriber. siuf
IA iell DIFF H. AYREs,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-02-24

Birds. t9
a Few cnoice Canary Birds. Also, Cages, Foun-
- tams &cs at IA ls-ti ai BIGEL0W'S,
utl l. Mania atTaAf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-02-24

Lard Oil.
I(T, 2Bc.s. xtra Refined Lard oil. for sale by
1OO G. s. q A. J. HOWE r
odtf Bank Block z
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-02-24
Carriage and Door Mats. Z

Willow Wagons, Cradles. and Baskets
WAGONS, Cradles, Baskets velocipeds. Wheel
nvV Barrows, Rocking Horses, Boys Sheds, Rubber
bans, Pins, Needless &C., wholesale and retail al go
dawu s5 50 All MERRILL'S. gal Main st
Washington telegraph., 1854-08-23

ale funds, with every prospect of fture use
fulness And where, but for tn, Order,
would he now be found ? PERKINS, in
poor-house, or left to the unfeeling clanees
OF poverty.
Do not angels from heaven lool, down
well pleased on an institution Offering and
securing such provisions 10 he'll pless clpban-
age? To deny or doubt it. is 10 deny and
doubt the sublime doctrines OF revelation,
and 70 hold all Truth and Love, exem,li-
fed by the bonds of Friendship, in derision
american odd Fcii0lc.
Washington telegraph., 1854-08-23

A teacher in one of the Sabbath schools
in this city. while explaining to his class q
week Or two aro. the unbounded power Of
Deity. was asked bv one Of his little pupils,
If ii wns true TINT God could DO anything
hc choose.
"Yes." said The teacher, "He made the
world and All that i In il, and nothing j.
impossible to Him"
"Wen," said the little fellow. Il know Of
one thing be can't make two year old colt
In a mint
Washington telegraph., 1854-08-23

beautiful than the following which we find
III the New York Mirror, Of recent date
HAll that live must die
Passing through Nature to Eternity.r
Men seldom think of tie great event Of
Death until the dark shadow falls across
theiI own Tath. hiding forever from their
ewes the face of the loved ones whose living
smile was the sunlight OF their ezistence.-
Death is the great antagonism Of Life, and
the cold thought of the tomb is lhe skeleton
in all our feasts We DO not want to 60
through the dark valley alth ough its passage
may lead to Paradise and, with Charles
Lamb, We do not wish to lie down in the
mouldy grave, even with the Lincs and
princes foI our bed fellows. But the fiat Of
Nature Il Hc1horablc. There i no appeal
or rCnriove from the great Law that dooms
rls all tc' dust we flourish and fade like
tile leaves of the forest, and the frailcst
flower that blooms and withnrs in day has
not A frazier hold % life than the mightiest
monarch ttat has ever shook the earth by
his footsteps Generations of men appear
and vanish Ike the grass, and the countless
multitude that swarlns the world to-day
viii tomorrow disappear like footprints ON
the shore
Soon as the risin, tide shlll beat,
Each tlace Will vanish from the sandn
In the beautiful diana Of Ion, the in
stinct Of Immortality . eloquent!y uttered
by the deafh-devoted Greek. finds deep
response in every thoughtful soul. tis na-
tnrc's prophecy of life to come When
about to yield his Young existence a. "A
sac.iGco I'd Fate, Iii betrothcd Clcma1ltLc
asks II they shall not meet again. 10 which
he replies: II have asked tue dreadful
question Of the hills that lock eternal Of
the flowing streams that flow forever of
the stars among whose fields Of azure my
raised spirit hath walked in glo-y. All
were dumb But while l gaze upon thy
living face. feel there's something in the
love which NANTES through its beauty that
cannot wholly perish We shall meet again
Clemauthe"
Washington telegraph., 1854-08-23
sam's land Speculation.

A-.-AhA FNNNAf-c AD21s
The New York Express has the following
On this subject
Uncle Sam seems 10 have become tie
greatest land speculator i'll iii Christendqm.
he began to buy up "lo.s" from an Europe
XIII ownership ns soon after INC rsvalutiona-
ry warnH ifa 49, able to lools aro,lnd III had
any money 70 spare. Louisiana and FTcri-
da were the first results Of such speculation;
but these were mere trifes compared with
subsequent operations, and the operations
that appear TO be now in contemplation.
y few years since we paid out Of our Ia
;;onal treasury 4 handsome sum on account
q the treaty Of Guadalupe nidalgo where
bY we perfected our title to certain lands &C.
ded to us by Mexico. Aud it was only lhc
other day chat We paid out seven Of ten mil
lions more tor IN indefinite strip oF terrific
lily belonging to the same country. and
now We are told that no loss a pcrsouacc
than the Emperor Nj all Tie Russians il I'LL
tho market with SiiEa, if not the rest w
his territorial possessions 0n tie Northern
Pacific. Being in want Of funds 10 carry
on the war against Turkey and the Western
powers, We are assured he will sell cheap,
and that it is our manifest interest If not our
manifest destiny, to buy.
Siika, doubtless, would be n valuable ac-
QUESTION, If for nothing esle. its supply Of
ice, and as a stopping place for whaling YES
sels in that bleak region; but before We buy,
perhaps, it were advisable To ascertain
whether our good friend Nicholas i owner
of SiLEa, or any other portion of the terrific
,v over which lie has lad sway ia chat quar-
ter
tt il well known that at last accounts
from tie Sandwich Islands, British squad
ron was On lis way thither, expressly with .
view Of taking possession there, aud by this
time, we have but little doubt The place has
Eritish fag flying over it instead Of a
Russian one. 1t is not long since that the
British Government officially notified our
Government of It's determination 10 blockade
those coasts, and 70 proceed against them IN
an other respects as Russian territory; in
plain. undipiomatic English, that Johl Bull
intended To net possession Of and occupy
that territory il he could ana, moreover
Tlfar ha intended w Raw chat detor orniirat.Crr
especially known 1t Washington.
Washington telegraph., 1854-08-23
Tha beautiful eztract below / from the

The beautiful extract below l. from the
Fan uf Hon- George II billiard
'I confess that increasing years bring an
increasing respect for men who do not sue
ceed il lifc AZ those words are commonly
used Heaven i to be a place for those
who have not succeeded upon earth; and it
is surely true that celestial graces do not
best thrive aud bloom in the hot blaze of
worldly prosperity. Iil-success sometimes
arises from supcrabundance of qualities
in themselves good-from conscience too
sensitive, taste too faslidious, self-forget-
fulness too romantic, a modesty too retiring
| VIII not 20 80 far as to say, with living
poet, the world Knows nothing Of its great
est men, but there are forms Of greatness,
or at least Of excellence. which die without
sign there are martyrs that miss the
palm but not the stake; heroes without the
laurel, and conquerors without the triumph"
Washington telegraph., 1854-08-23

CUR OF BoTHNA.-Thore is not an
inch &c the Gulf Of Bothnia but We have
crossed over it is a strange place the effect
Of the irregular rcfraciion is very singular;
The other morning we saw light house up
in the air, aud, on looking at the chart. it
was proved 10 be fully ffty or sixty miles
Of. Ships appear, when You are nearly a
DAYS sail from them, now with three hulls,
now without sails, in moment with cloud
of canvas. now turned upside down, and
half dozen ships are over the other, I'll as
large y tho biggest three decker; when you
come I'D with her sho II some Insignificant
little coaster. WO Ate within a couple Of
degrees of The Arctic circle; the sun does
not set until 10 r. NJ, and he rises abou.
two we have a broad daylight all the time
he is below the horizon. We are going on
up 20 the head Of the gulf. and when We do,
we shall see the sun at midnight.
Letter f,ons the Napier tleet.
Washington telegraph., 1854-08-23

A Vicious SHEEr-Out West 4 settle
ment was sorey annoyed BY 0 rogue who
stole sheep frequently, but who By his
adroitness ALWAYS managed to escape direct
proof of his guilt. Cases innumerable, on
ly three shades below the le-al standard
Of proof, were correctly recitod against him.
Nobody, however, could furnish the evidence
that would stop up the Rogue Gap of Rea-
SonaJle Dou6t" Pet.ibone was too wide
awake for that
At length. one Sunday morning, 0 neigh
Dor on some sudden emergency was passing
-across the country, perhaps, fol- 4 doctor
through a turned out field but little fre-
queBted and where small flock of sheep
were accustomed to giaze. Here lie saw
Pettibone in hot pursuit Of fat eve, and
too enthusiastic in the pursuit to observe
that there was spectator TO The chase. At
length Pettibone overhauled the bleating
emblem Of innoceuee, and with glittering
blade let out its liie at this juncture the
aforesaid spectator rode up and exclaimed:
"Ah. YOU internal sheep stealing rascal,
I've caught you at last, have !, right ln
the act of killing John Simpsons sheep"
Yes shouted Pettibone. thrusting for
ward his face and shaking biz bead defiant
ly at bis interlocutor, while he hourished lis
blade Indignantly 'and It'll kill any5ody's
sheep that comes and tries to bite me. \"
The defence was worth sheep, and they
only required Petty" 10 leave the settle
ment, lest all the the sheep might become
vicious. Montgomery (Ata) Mat.
Washington telegraph., 1854-08-23

How much better it would be for every
one-how encouraging to the virtuous, amid
the trials aud vicissitudes of life-if he
would but open his mind to the great fact,
that his future existence is to be happy. or
otherwise, according to his conduct, which
be CAN control, and not according to his
faith which he cannot
Washington telegraph., 1854-08-23

SINGULAR CALcuLATIoN.-Mr. Burnapp,
a well known agricultural writer, says the
fences in the United States cost more than
twenty times the specie that is in it.
Washington telegraph., 1854-08-23

A SNAKE SToRY--According to the
Richmond Bulletin (and it says its authori-
ty is reliable.) Mr. VIM. H. Cole, Of Caro-
lima county Va, lately killed in bis field a
huge black snake, and upon cutting the rep
tile oren. found snugly slowed away in the
stomach five young hares. But the most
wonderful part of the story yet remains to
be told One of the hares. which must
have been but recently swallowed revived
shortly after it was taken from the body Of
of the snake, and ran away into the bushes
Washington telegraph., 1854-08-23

A surveyor out in Oregon, not liking the
appearance Of some of the land, breaks out
as follows:
"I think the United States ought to make
Great Britain take it all back, or fight
Thank God we did not get up to 54 40: 40
is bad enough
Washington telegraph., 1854-08-23

Col. Wm. Walker, the fillibuster is now
editing the San Francisco Journal He is
to be tried this month for violation Of law
in bis expedition TO Sonora
Washington telegraph., 1854-08-23

Coon ANswEE.-A subscriber writes TO
the editor Of Western paper al don't
want your paper any longer" To which
the editor replies, Il wouldn't make it any
longer If you did its present length suits
me very we'll
Washington telegraph., 1854-08-23

ONE OF 'EM.-Rev. John q. Weber
one Of the immortal 5000, who recently
memoralizad Congress III the name of Al-
mighty God. has recently eloTed with Miss
Nancy Mead, leaving at home ID amiable
wife and seven children, in state OF des-
titution.
Washington telegraph., 1854-08-23

Scene ON the 0nio.-OuF boat stopped
to take in wood. On the shore, among tho
crowd. was a remarkably stupid fellow, with
his hands in his pockets, aud bis under lip
hanging down. y dandy, ripe for a scrape,
tipped mods and winks at all around, say
ing
Now IN have some Gan III frishton
the greenhorn."
lie jumped ashore with lcng drawn
Bowie-kniie, brandishing il in the face of
tile green 'un'' ezclaiming-
Now It'll punish you've been looking
for YOU week"
1he fellow stared stupidly AZ The assailant;
ho evidently had not sense enough to GET
scared but a. the Bowie knife came near
his face, one Of his huge fists suddenly va
Gated bis pocket, and !ell hard and heavy
between the eyes Of the dandy, and the
poor fellow was foundering in The Ohio
Greeny jumped on board our boat, put his
hands in his pockets and looked around.
Maybe" said he. "ihere's somebody
else here that has been looking fcr me q
week ?" But there wasn't
Washington telegraph., 1854-08-23

Ex-Governor Towns, of Georgia, died at
Macon, on the 10Th ultimo.
Washington telegraph., 1854-08-23

DDy'T TAEE rue NEwsrA A7EE. Some
time ago a lady noticing that neighbor was
not in her seat at church one Sabbath, call
cd on her returning home. 10 inquire what
could have happened 10 detain so punciual
an attendant. On entering the house she
found the family busy at work. She was
surprised when her friend addressed her
why IA! where have yos been to-day,
dressed in your Sunday clothes p
TO meeting"
why what da7 i i ,'
Sabbath day
"Sal, stop washing in one minute Sab
bath day
"Well didn't know, for mv husband Ia
got 50 plaguey stingv that he won't take tie
papers now, and we don't lnow nothing
well, who preached ?
"What did he preach about ?''
ait was on the death Of our Saviour"
"Why, is he de.d | didn't know he was
sick :"
We'll, all Boston might be dead, and we
know nothing about ii 1t won't DO, we
must have tue newspaper again, for every
thing goes wrong without The paper? Eli
has almost lost lii reading, and Polly has
got right mopish again, because she has got
ID poetry 40 read III W. have to take \
cart load Ut potatoes and onions 10 ma tct,
i must have newspaper.
Washington telegraph., 1854-08-23
The Shadow of Life.

We have rarely met with any thing more
beautiful than the following which We find
II the New York Mirror, Of recent date
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-09-14
HIanLY INnIGNISr..


The editor Of tie Rieh,,..s ..,,
.asiaass atihs iaserfsr.nee q ~ yy.skisr,as y
gan' with the domestic .rsslss7st lie 49,.
--s...scsasy. Tbs Exaa,ies il sirisinJ 49,
~ Is brn.her pork les ,h1 rrs
Seaiiael 81 PEI = both. ifIsir
z. 7efsiasase sierIefiss WITH is, = I'a.is'sd
Biz Va, = ne causs Or oar r Land
ess. d 4 hear hin, gsieEs,
p1opz AL organ grinders areas we'll
knrgheFs IA tae ca4ally ee;esgea "a ViFsinia as
.reasoa legion, Of W7seS1eg some inexnAicatle
,grsas and small have lecens,,e yelloKplushes
TSrelS gaia politics and
Se fellows manager down to ~ s-S $50
"a .sep.t wa1 approrfiasss tie dsrtv srsr -
.--sr9bs ape candle ends or execnfive =, Lssszg
taers haFeissnsd curses, imposert se.t ffrbci6us,
o. sh2se sens in yissIsia -. nave il tAe face of
ceiesslS and desersiF-, GliuFlsd the old banners
inserted Eish ths principles Of our party.
fie COO exhibitors Of devotions L nrinciplSs
ard 81 ssrn uncomptom ising disresarayft men
anaie IN Virginia, have Tiled he army 81 rrseal'
tive am fengressioaaI organ grinders wiz hor-
r0. LhI have not venfured 6svosd fheirT6sn,b
z 70 val Of afgumeni-for Yellowplashes. are
~ Itoioati--eut they have been csnrecatoly ana
NJ mese They have blubbered abou4 ~ s1ne-
4, " p4siaTs,Hs, and proclaimed in howIs Oh apo
= tAat ttes' iEzSters CA DO Rs seroag
SUBJ * in writing this article Is ID VAIN he
. fpissles Of Washington against any firther
'feaaiig with Virginia politics ana boliti-
! iht Democracy Of Virginia cahno, Afford /
Is sstslngr with mere YelloWplushrs ii Would !
:. Isa.y. F. SIC quarrel with jackdaws andhand
FsyI. Is 70 annoy rs we shall
M. sfi1rtvn yssl5,,e,.'sI >sSssters A.ai.s, in
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-09-14

Tteirand Lodge of3,he Unitel States ssa.
uaenki its annual session in Baltimore, on fl.n.
day. he 4lh instant The returns from lle I'm.
Gus Jurisdictions end bodies rn5er the jaris;ic.
tba 81 this Grand IsoigeE show beautiful c,.s a.
dyn Of the Oder bbth il numerical sirsnelhS "a
IA financial prosperity. But noa 81 all do Rev
exhibit the liberal handi chaIiS with whirs: a.
distressed Of the fraternity ha1 been aided. shs
Las '44.f-i :. y ~ y - es@4
relief o. The sick, Tie barsl q. 80 -,.e1 "a ne
he v idowed and tie eduea,ia, N - ne o.
report 70 be pTesenlsa a. Isl, es.r,,,, ~
show 81 10 Lodges 20t0oo r,e,,irrs :, lli
revenue. and $3.50 Qc0 81 expesifnres - X y
nevolent purposes cf the o.-apizs,;o, 4.
"a iassddy' neatly thf e.tire morning was is-
Foiee 70 me e.eciion q oilesrswih the following
Eesai; WIN A. ELLisoNl Of Massachusetts,, Grand
sirsi 9. W RAGS, oi L9pisiana, Depuiy Gland
Sire JAMss l. RinlErEE. Gfand Corresponding
and Recording SecretaryE JosHuA vAxsAs., Giaai
Treasurer.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-09-14
Married.


8 Yesserday narning 18th instsnt, ~ tssc gsv w n
D1tton, MES NJ CfAdFBELIss Eit. Is Miss IAh L
e. MOORE, daughter Of Thomas a. Alssse Esq iii
IL Charlestown.
On the 9th ultimos by Rev. J. n Cunp. Mr.. Ma !.
EIANIEL BARLEY, Of Clarke edantv .and NJ
FL fxssx1 o. HENRY, of Strssburg Slsenandoan
Virginia. rs u ssuns5
In Leeshpvs, oh the an ia.tant BY Rev s.rnur 9.
yer, ~. rlI0MA IS ~ IN IN r sa4l1 nliss CATsSS.
psSss Il MATHERS, III Of I.oudoun.
onsthe 9th instant BY Rev. s. Martin, Mr.. VIM.
NICHOLS and Miss FHILA J. COCKRiLLE. III 81
Loudeun county,
On.the 5th instant, IL tho Rey.G. W. Cooper, NJ
TI1EODTICk ri SMITH, Of Morgan county, ~ iag6ssa
aad Miss SARAH c. WHITMAN, darghter Q. Mr.
Ieha Whitnah, oF Berkeley county
At The residende of afrs. Welsh iss- .eley count,
IN Tuesday morning. 5th nstass IohnS Daal
Mr. 4. b. MALLORY sAAa =. NUDGE
s7ais IS aid eaFsi EHWt srtp,,nn
0asth Instant hy " = EDDY e.,s my AAs
L. iNs u Al JOIN IL. xRIANi W. Dr. DANlEl,
=. ]. 7 al nfl Il 4 - .rrrsf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-09-14
ANoTAEE asELAN CIoLY 1yaa,.,x

A interesting l'tile daughter. agef ason,
p nj Charles stuart paFer athe corner t 81
sa 81 k Sef was on Thursday osenooS
ST who hastily took dqan nr ~ aeout ,eT-
tree near the window. sun % Eli Difi'Sa
IN scarcely open mail that does not. lri,v j.
t s spn : eerflessy pointed in soene, us
what the cause mar Be, he n,fse-, out, no matte
Tiihoqi remedy There is sor, 1 M T. iy be;
lFeen loaded guns and eamphep.s 's watch v, shall
ave The greater numberss Victims Ia the course
II week.-Ngs Ialezs gsAccr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-09-14
IN ALLIANCES DEeIiNED.

The Albany Argus of6ionaay mornipr ajI,.
ding to proposition y soitsheil paper la, he
Soft Democrats sho,td surrender tleir orpani.,-
tion and adopt J.dge Bronson as their eaS1i7.,a
for Governor s.ys:
Whilst u National Democracy - ,.sa..,
q meet thr opponents Of the VIII ~. NJ.
iraion pIes n any fofm they . 81
tepe Ge n-house scheme d ais' WI
dsleathi Ds@oeralie ticket BY ioadins Il VII ana ~
FEN sssA 1',faioa Aver AMI surpoi
project themselves. e4A aid wal
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-09-14

CnaLERA AZ EsuxgirIE, Tr~H.--Au extra from
tie Kno,~nle (Fenn-) Whig, announces Uat The
chetfa Is raging IN thai place, and a letrSays
e q eigh' deaths occur daily The Wiz says.
ne flssuTe here i one 81 gloom-tbe creates.
night and day hey are GyIng IN ayyerv dirse1;or
Is nossS<lII elosed. The stase comes in With
We have scarcely help enough ID lsTcnt ~. gsaf
All bnfy them. All business has pes.lv casse5 =
UT puoisnSEs nave lei, Inc toFni aat 40 other
" Iii hereafter issue an Extra
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-09-14

Seniors RIor ~ Wssssorex. " m ,bo AZ
inst.,a rict ceenrrsd II Washington, RaDpaban-
mock county Va eitreen same -
altaehkto Barnual aenaderi ,4 A..
out otffhe factthat Slave boz, as IS lleged. vas
ioani with them, laFi9g been persuaded d ltaye
is oBEeT-and secondly. III reference a. :
for admission TIE fitt became - si.,s
the militia had 10 b lefed cut to restore nesee
Several persons Wafs arao 49,, = III.
ham la magistrate Thirtv-seren n bs = nsts-
", were e, arrested and the neantaEns,
!. -. - ine rtatdseharged -ese eaaspitted