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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-08
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CUSTOM TAILORING EsTABLTsH-
~ lENT. THOMAS g. SMITH. Cutesr IN re ilst
three and half years with VIM H. Hudson, takes this
nsthod Of informing his friends and the public generally
mat he has taken Chambers in Oark's New Block where
he intends to carry The Custom Tailoring business In
al It's branches where all who favor him with call can
rely on his best endeayors to suit them.
Entrance No. 257 Nam street diff mys
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Price Two cents.
3aeol Gsiatc.


ss;i;; offers for sale two story House and Barn, kGS
- with ABOUT IL acres OF land, situated on 49,
West Boyston street. - miles from he Court uopse
me ABOVE Place IS one OF the most desirable locations in
ae county OIL worcester 1t is Dc Die line Of the Worces-
YER q Nashua Railroad within short distance Of the
summit station ms place would be a good investment
tlr one dong business IN the city, and wishing to live
snort Instance from the cere as land IS rapidly rising
In this section is also well calculated for gardner
me iand oelng under high state Of eutvaon aud well
adorned WI Fruit Trees and shrubbery. The House is
25x32, l5x20, With Wool House attached the house
cuts rooms n-slIes eurys and closets Barn 2Sx35
CeIa uuef the Wloe' Ahere Is also well Of never
built 10 wears aye in modern sfvie ami IN tbaro %grS
manner MoreIa9d can he bad IF 4 ,sirabls 7r1s ga
For further particulars inquire Of T. NJ LAME 275 Main
street, Or Of the subscriber near the nrer,ises
sll dtf isaac rAgR
-ZCT-I5-, C,,-,-,
HaOS SEsLOTS.-F0R SALE in the Sousr part
containing from 5000 to a, 900 teach
elevated ground command delfs btfri views and viii
besold on very liberal terms.
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MONDAY MORNING, OCTOBER

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4 A. WHITE WINDSOR SOAP Of superior quality
, ded a
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quality perfume cmy lthrl
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-08

TIL 70 BLACK
STONE HOT AIR port
able RANGE,
This is one OF the most
convenient Ranges ever
if.red to the public, as
will burn her wood
or cCal, has a larger oven
ran be arranged 80 as 10
heat eisher one or two
rooms. aad can do more
work with less fuel, than
any other range in the
market. The subscriber
is prepared to furnish
the above Rapges with
water, back AVID hot air
e ..F,,v3- rv.I D., ,,-s.,.,..,..4
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EBNU THE LADIES. BRADBURYS PEARL
a DE BLONDE, for BeautiJyiHg the Complication.
fine most rich delicate and valuable preparation known
for the human ace originally prepared by Sir Ashley
Cooper Of Engiand's greatest physicians and the
cret impaired to the proprietor by the late Mrs Warner
the celebrated English Trrgc Actress who had used for
years, and who could find nothing to equal it in the
world. II has before been offered for sale in this
country but Familiarity known and extensively by
the fashionable in the cities Of Europe,
TEsrIMoNIALs:
BOSToN, Mass, May 9th, 1896.
GEO. W. BRIGGS, Esq.,-Dear Sir: have h, sta.
ion in saying that during my professional career, have
met with nothing to equal Bradbury's Pearl de Blonde
1t causes injurious effects, however freely it may be
used. You will please send three bottles, aud obge,
Yours, truly, MRS. II. P GRATTAN,
No. Bradford Place.
BosToN, Mass. May 9th, 1855,
Gro ". BRIGGS, Esq.-Dear SRI have been engage
ed professionally in Theatres for the last thirty years and
have nothing for the Complexion equal Bradburys
Pearl de Blonde. Please send half dozen bottles
large oneO, Yours &c, A. HOWELL,
Costumer Boston Theater.
For sale in Worcester by Y. BAKER CO., Booksel-
lers. 1874 Main street.
Agent for New England, GEO. W. BRIGGS, stationcr,
and Wholesale and Retail dealer in Harrsous American
Perumery, and Writing Inks 1913 Washington Street, OPP
pose the Adams House, je22 d1y
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pour Daqs rs and lei, Also Meal Bags, for sale at
Boston Prices, by NM. II. DEXTER, h CO.
3O7, Main 81
Worcester, Aug. 20, 1855 dSm
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HOOKS AND STATIONERY
NJ IIERVEY & Co,
NO. cor MAIN STIR ET,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
BOOKS, STATIONERY, AND FANCY GOODS,

And proprotors Of the
WORCESTER COUNTY S. S. DEPOSITORY
BLANK BOOKS Of all kinds on hand or made to or
der Agents and Country Dealers supplied Oh hbrrai
Terms deod&w ie2l
e5ss.-5s- INiPROV ED sIOCks--fhc subscriber
~ ~ has purchased the famous imported ALDER.
AAss.2A.. NEY BULL, which took the irst premium Of
hundred dollars The Great National Cattle Show
at Springfield Ohio last a over ~ other Bulls, Of every
breed For the raising Of Dairy Stock, he is unquesona
bly,, the finest and most valuable bull Ia America and is
highly worthy of tho attention the farmers Of Worcester
county. He IS animal of good size, and Of fine form
and figure He was three years old the FIRST Of January
last and weighs 1900 lbs lie win remain at the stable Of
thesubscrlber for the present. where his services may be
hadat 50, payable invariably in advance
my30 dawtf PAINE ALDRICH.
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FRANKLIN
p r. I N II IN @ HO u s e .
, NO. 21O WASHINGTON STREET,
B STON.

The Franklin Printing House possesses unusual facii
lies for prompt execution of the finer descriptions of work.
such as Books, Certificates and Transfers of Stock In
surance Policies Bank Checks of elegant designs
circulars, Wedding, Address. and Business CARTS, &c
Check Books on all the Boston Banks, constantly on
hand, or furnished to order.
Particular attention paid to Printing in Colors.
At the late Exhibition Of the Massachusetts Charitable
Mechanic Associations Medal and Diploma were awarded
The Proprietor, for the most elegant specimens of Fancy
and Job Printing In thatparticula Department. he feels
assured, his establishment cannot be surpassed.
Persons desiring any description Of Printing invited
10 call SAM'L OlIISM, Proprietor
Esy24 Diff
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STATE MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE
~ COMPANY, Worcester, Mass.
INCORPlRA rRD 1919
Guarantee Capital. 100000.

Guarantee Capital, 100000,
Hon ISAAC DAVIS, Prest CLARENDos HARRIS Sec',,
This very successful Company conducted upon the cash
principle, with rigid economy, having accumulated
large surplus cash capital have been enabled TO reduce
Inc rates Of Premium about % per cent and dispense
rey Eith deposite notes. the premium being the
xtent of the liability.
$4,000 only taken on one risk.
Policies issued on good lives for California and other
Countries, at reduced rates of premium
Eor further information, apply TO
mar ,IIy uysss,..
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THE WORCESTER SPY.


Printed and Published by JoHE MILTON EARLE, &
EHoMAs DREW, at No 212 Main Street, Worcester Mass
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9pAK MON AND STEEL.

ReAR ItON AND STEEL.
I r O N.
rs tons assorted Swedish Iron, fat and square.
10 " best Norway Bar Iron.
$50 assorted best refined Iron nat, and
square.
80 tons shafting Iron, from Il to 8 inches round.
20 &C small round, and square Iron, from LILO TO
Of an inch.
tons U. B. horse-nan rods.
10 horse and ox-shoe Iron.
40 4" hest Norway rods, and shapes assorted,
20 hoop and band Iron from to inches wide.
20 best 6lenuon iron
Lowmore Iron, assorted.
Oval, and half-round Iron.
Sheet Iroa
s It i r L.
tons sleigh shoe Steel, (Swedish)
best cast Steel (Sanderson Bros Coz
round machinery Steel.
8 g English spring "
German Z"
Blistered CI)
ALSO.
Fisher s Norris Cast Steel Face Anvils and
ViceS. Best English ARpjls and Vices,
Horse Rasps and Files
NUTS and WASHERS AXLE-TREES and BOXES,
ELLIPTIC SPRINGS, BLACKS8IITfrS BE LLoWs,
BLACKsMITll'S SEA COAL. OHIO AND NOVA
GOTTA.
GRIN STONES.
Horse Nails made from the best u b. Iron warranted.
b. p q 1. are also Agents for ADRI0NAC AMER
ICAN CAST STEEL.
OF The above WILDE sold the most favorable terms
by the subscribers at the old stand Washington Square
PRATT & INMAN.
Worcester, Oct. 1. 1854 dcodaw
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AMOR LOAN ANDFUND
Wv ASSOCIATIONS

Treated under and by virtue Of Act Of the Legislature,
for the special benefit Of the Middng Classes One per-
may borrow money 10 build or purchase home by
paying small each mouth often not than they
have been paying Tor rent another member, BY depofng
than in any other way, It is under the supervision Of
the State and the money be lent real estate secur
y only, II Is more safe than Savings Banks. Com.
and copies Of bylaws sent The operation Of letting
money Is entirely different from any other.
0nice No. 10 Aelauc Bank Bulding, Salem, Mass
isl0 d&wu SAMUEL MAoINTIRE, secy.
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tNHsA n kitSS.A large invoice Of pure Live ,,ass
teaels, Just received and or sale low Ia large os
suiah quantities, at No Faggs Building ~
uu VI NrCH X TOWNSEND
is-gagsaE.ss, A. A. > ia KS. NhoiesAi, and IN,
49, tail Dealer ia Frcsh and salt Fish AZ ~
Nnus' uYstes CLAIMS. HOLSTERS. 30. No 10 Meefan
rect. ""rf'~t Ter. Mass ,,y b. nla
~ NAiNe .t,s,s Cks y ANVIL RlTsTi]-
~ Tor sale at "rHE VARIETY srORE,o No. 50 Mais
| YOUNG dtf uM20
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TNVHE AMERICAN SPRING BED COM
n. PANY, having removed to the large and cOmmodi
Gus Warehouse No. II UNION STREET. and largely ins
creased their ac ties tor manufacturing, prepared
furnish to the Trade, in large small quantities SPRING
BEDS of the most approved patterns the shortest notice,
ami upon the most reasonable terms.
The public may rest assured that every Improvement
will be made that be, and this estab shment will not
be behind any other with regard to STYLE quality or i'm
proyement
Also, Sole Agent for PLIMPTON'S COMBINED SEC.
RErARY, BEDSTEAD and TOILET TABLE, one Of the
greatest Improvements Of the age which needs only to DO
seen to be admired. For sale only by this concern.
Address AMERICAN SPRING BED COMPANY,
No n UNION STREET, BOSTON,
J. G0ODALE Agent
o. Hotels and Boarding Houses furnished with Cham
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n l.. HOOD, Manufacturer Of, and wholasals and
% retail dealer IN ali kinds Of Mattresses Feather Beds
and Feathers which V be sold cheaper than at any 9TH
Of new ard second hand Furniture, Crockery, Glass Ware
and House Furnishing Goods than can be found In any
other place In this county which VIII be sold extremely
low or cash. Please call and examine before purchasing
elsewhere.
NIB Cash paid for second hand furniture at the
shortest notice. j. H. HOOD.
Worcester, Aug. 10, 1855. 232 Ma street.
aull d&wtf
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$1,000 REV ARDT

DIOOO REG w ARD =
Reward of One Thousnud Dol,.
E VIZ 9e pala py ne WESTERN RAILROAD cORpoRA-
AlONi upon conviction Of the Offenders to anv nerso ~
persons who viii furnish such Information as y{ilieI w
s @ S n OF ne person or persons who placed
~ = 5t !. 5a ~ Upon THE TRACK or THE
WESTERLY RdiLRoAD, near Nelp JgoSessts, =
~, on the eueHtng Of the Oh Atst q
Hhereby the train was thrown from the tyael
ONCE Western Railroad c,.., HENRY GRAY, supg.
Springfield, June 9Th 1856, ,oz ~,
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OrGlerics, ST.

pJSRUIT PR ESERVINCs CANS.-36 dozen
"a Arhurs P4teut SeIf-sealing Cans (varioas szes)
far keeping fresh Fruit and Vegetables in their
state. For sale by lVM. 0. SWEET & CO.,
aug ar lS5 Main street.
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Odice ia Cfty Hall Building.
Office hours from A. ~ to l 2. NJ. and to 8 PM
tn Oct 10 From Oct Is to April 1st 10 A. NJ to u NJ
ana to z VI. GEO. w. WHEELER
81 du Treasurer and Collector
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o. Hotels and Boarding Houses furnished with Cham.
Der Furniture ap2l 15wtf
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VBNO THE TAX PAYERS OE,THE GEN
~ TRIAL PARISH Your Tax Bills are ready for set
uenent and are the hands Of the Collector, Mr. o.
GlhBERr, at the Counting Room Of Messrs Bassett &
BSynes on Foster street. six per cent discount will be
allowed II PAID on or before October s, 1866
Office hours from to u A. NJ, and 2 10 6P NJ
LEE SPRAGuE, AssessOrs of
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6DSAks MAIN SFSkET.-TTE orTee1-
- AO rE0 TAN, SAW DUST, CHIP, PEAT
AND OTHER FINE FUEL STOVE, viii be offered i,
years. ~ 'Net
would aiso inform those who are about to commence
the use OF Peat thst they will nd this Store he onlv on
when 2ures he article y perfection, obvating the din
Guilty OF ashes, il nearly consumes h ami ia f s
smoke samples at all times in front Of my store and en
W DC put up within, for all who desire to examine and
!uuge ,or themselves If is not the most economical
uucea Those who desire to Peat either for warming
or Tor cooking purposes, be supplied with sulacls
% tist IFS qualities for ether nee o Charge, by calling
IA - N. I. DIXIE.
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REV URLBAaS TOLASS ESQ barrels
y Extra quality n o. Mol4sses and Syrup in store
and for sale ny WM 0. SWEET & CO.,
f2T 1s6 Main st.
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Justice 20 Norfolk.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
In your paper of Iecemner s, ] notice editorial
csnpsDtipg upon the following quotat,Dn from the
i bs Del Lila Ama ttan.-
Mis- A.. volunteer nurse, len her Aihers house In
IrutsLa repaired Ia the Ct scton dIe AID
dtd srged he d. lies OF with dsns uIsbsd real sod
energy Der h.suh save wav the epid.mn ceased IL
aeef NJ she became seriously H. sh- paid her
nom Louisans snd deposied With gentleman
~nh and with one days
o;e in foroik frd with $3.50 VI aichm nd whihcr
removed when prosraied by disease.
well by the public that this paragraph
IesIs 10 Mss Andrew OF Louisiana and Il Il fom this
issy lps.n learn that this emens IL incor
sf A,oi,ws oie not 10 ~ Norfcik from .her fathers
te ID suisiansn but from her unce's, the hon.
speyeTsi syracuse. Ii Is true paid hsr cling
iron, syIsfuse 20 Norfolk and back again Tex
e.lrr tt,~~n Norfolk and kichmoD1) but she did 40
vhuey and clseiuy. these expenses being, like hee
byttsI tsIyit.s ~ purse dobsu,n to tn. sick add
g.iug II faiciG. she rer ,usly iiln 10 Nor
rk, tut ttk ior ore day only, from fatigue. She VAS
rot tisit'd tr her board while Ia Norfolk, bat was
iies'to win the ,festert kindness ty wiizm Wakes,
oII.ttr Of the National Hotel who Refused to present
hi- Andrews with any Bill, although repeatedly urged
y her 10 &c o. Hunter Woods, the is,e Mayor ~
lotfoif spG Gf. frgrson the lsie President of tns
I,wsid Assoeia,ion, Miss Andrews she would do
rptice 80 fotec' ared heroes did she not scxno~edge
lie kudres hey Shaved her while hvinR and speaking
- her t,nea Dtatment, she says she did not - 70
Nck Ia fe treated nhe queen but to nurse the sick,
and be OIL the kindness attention abe could
VERACtTY.
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NEWSPAPER ACCOUNT.
DEATH OF YOUNG sUMNER-rIIE COaONERS INvEs-
TIGATioN-THE RECITAL or THE PARrIoUL Ans

ARREST OF DALTON AND C0BUBN.
From the Boston Times, Dec IL
The excitement which had been alsyei for Jays
pest In regard The Sbawm1t aiaif raised
10 higher pitch than yesterday morning,
count II the IL the death Of the young man. VIM
suupsr, M Milton. Ali sorts Of rnmors current
n he ar character OF the that had
ipticed upon him by Cobutn Aud Dalton during thcir
brutal assault but there certain proof crim-
pate either any - them TIE unf rtunats young
onee the Chief OF Police, in the City Ha TIL lae at
ht that odcer very naturally and wisely dishkug
commit them Jail pnn c,nclu i've proof o. theft
quit, and scvces ON Milton, In regard to the post
ncr,em examination and coroncr's Inquest would
Mr. alton appeared much depressed in spirits during
TIRE afternoon aud considerable sympathy expires ed
Tor him. lie declared with great ,uess, that VIII 1T
nigh, be his tate u he perfectly
rated r. In all the charges ine could never enace bis
and regret the TRANSACTIONS in which he
had participated. Coeurn appeaced s'olid ard
lees sb ut the matter, but sill 1t evident that his
manner was In great measure assumed aod studied.
Most certainly is sad to btempiate the change In
the lie pro- poets OF these two young and (un a'ey)
promising mep, thai has taken place within The pa few
weeks ard ali occasionea by IN ughtless folly the
one band, and a premedta,ed aud iojudicious
h what a, the time was thought TO be m rely
. personal brawl and rencontre Of sc.r:el
any consequence then or an asres, FIR aggravated a.
sauIt comes tbs grave charge OF heavy
robbery aud hat ~ such ungratcful character that
even frienoe, who might have pisd even through the
sh me aud crime deserted and des Used him. next the
s, grsver charge Of taxing the he Of fellow being
arr therefor aud connemen subject IN the quit ne
proved) TO that fearful peuay whose ignomiuy u too
rad 10 contemplate. The provero, truth Is stranger
thspsf Ell NJ never more fully verified thao when
applied 20 the Of the Young Coburn and Dalton
From eur special reporter, VITO visited the resi- hence
oy,st reuort Of which Il suboincd, hsvs obtained
the flIowe additional par culsrs % the sad tragedy
willism sumner, the deceased Il n son OF Rnius W
Sumner a native a Milton, where he now resides, and
his Death IL the first that has occurred 10 the family
which plumbers ten and one daughter He was born
S.pts nber IS 1886 ana In his twenty hrs year ~
the time Of his dea h. He snde1 school In byhed
sor several years but during the past var hiss been
student IN one Of the mercantile scademies In thu city
Of the ssauit upon him by Cehurn soa Dalton. and he
vas considered In eli respects rrnmisDg young man
After the assault he appeared uch dep essed IN mind
but avoided, ~ much possible any mention Of the
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The residence of the Rev Peter Tribc near Dunnsvie
fsssx county, Va, entirely consu ned BY hre on the
I'd int 1Le building q large double frame, and be-
lore the family Of the danger the roof
falling I'M they barely escaped with tneir uves The loss
Is "a COO, OF which come 81, 800 were insured.
The petrcis Free Pyess has the following paragraph
The connection between Like bigan and the Msis-
,iopi river by the OK and Wisconsin river mpro
has be~n completed
During the gale Sunday night ADD spacious
hotel bufldrg In process Of erection Bradfsrd Ia.
land, near Norwich Conn, was blown down
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Nssrsgua but small cloud In the political sky; but
wonderful s tizer 70 the too long barren regions OF
Central America. q "a q
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cane home with him in che from Boston the
night following he assault upon him BY Coourp and Dali
met him in the cars and he had his handkerchief
hts eyes asked him wha the matter aod he said
that he hurt by the door he appeared DO suffer-
ing consider able pain almost crying did say
much az anything 80 him at the time when We arrived
Mt The depot dorchester Upper Mil walke home aud
be rode when he got home mother asked hin what the
matter was, and he .ad, in joking way sob nothing
only couple Of hishmen hit mc'' told him that he
hsd said he got hurt In the cars; he did not reply and
short sfter went to ned be got up the next day sun
oay) laid shout the house; he said hut little 10
me an nj tho matter Of the assault.
X. W. sumner csled-I am . Drothe~ Of the deceased;
raw him ~ben he came home on Saturday night after
The assault ha eye srpssred TO he hurt but did not
any much Of an, thing TO him. SUNDAY he about the
hou,e, but did &, out; Monday h gun
rire he only went short distance from the houe aud
returned Wednesday hrs, beard of the logging
ssir but tia not say much of tiag u him about ~
din rot wish TO hurt his feelings b. tasi. abautthe AZ
fair 'ast rueEdsy nigh he iakc Ill. vomo4 mot
Il night: the pex, day went for The doctor who
came las mp eth him on Wednesday night ami he
cotlsined very badly 81 pain In hi eye Thursday
high, with him, and he stl complained Of his eye,
.nu pss somewhat derangcd Ia his deiruu he seemed
80 owe upon tie difficulties he had with coburn aud
ator. observed that lie depressed aud appeared
much bsrgcd after The fogging ALTAR.
kufus y. sumner caeol am father 81 the deoeased.
Who has teen home most Il the time since the 18th
nit the night Of the 18th ut Lc appeared much ag
a'cd when he bone ans mott cd that his left ese
VA niui,ed; ! ADVISED him 10 do something tor H. and
his mother examined the wound, she sad that
bacy hurt; on the saturday allowing heard II his
having been hoeged by Coburn and Dalton; he went 70
"stpp on Mdnsday of that week and right back
ne ssn Agut the h"use most OF the time nursing
himself, and he eye seemed ., be grosing better.
pain IN bis eye and thought that he had cold in
IL; The three following days he eomosnei fhs eye and
on Wetnsrcsy h docter vas sent for h. keot growing
inhsms3 asked the do tor he thought that the
infsnmai proceeded from the old bruiss Ia his eve
he ssid IL probabe the doc or applied some
remedies To alsy the pfsmn alton and he hTeatn.6
custer he continued 10 breathe easy M 70 the time
othia DEATH his disease appeared TO BE- In the head the
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Adjutant, Geo. r. Castor; Commssary, J. NJ. Baldwin
Or. Master. W. Williamson.
BATTALION voIrIGURs.
Col, II. d. Fry.
STAFF
Adjutant, John S. Jones. CCmmissary, d. W. Thorpe.
Or. Master, Jerse Hambieton.
Among these viii be recognized the 81 gentle
men VII, have distinguished themselves the Of
lsyas and Mexico and that those ess
TO the American public, are ~ no means behind their
guirhed associates In point bravery and
slili II ,bor,iihe American army in Nicaragua y
posed Of gen emen and II the people a the United sta
Persist 10 calirg them "hli'u.ter-' while longer
atpel'aton win become honorable oLe, and much
be uesi ed.
il will not now be long before the resources Of this
country viii be better known in the Ub,'ed States than
~ prtent Tor the government Ia taking measures u
have thorough expJorsti ms snd surveys made The
suits their obse vations will be forth reports
ali viii undoubtedly find their way 10 the United
States, spc which sure, vi astoni.b your
What would ysur Louisiana think az sugsrcane
~ large aIoohd the stock ~ q mans ann, bea ing
tw.py.eiel well developed joints on STALK rhey
would doup1ess think L. very wonderful yet such
cane IL growing My . few miles from wh.fe am now
writing. but what II rn' 1t nderful Of all such
requires Ieraning but in fifteen Or twenty years,
There are nov lying at Punto Taco, on the Pacific.
Reahjo hundred thousand dollars worth Of Brsz
wood which the owners. sssst Z. rssoTen9 sal.'
hitherto - lie, of this government was Ia allow
,hirs he exported unless passed hr ugh tie Chs.
tom Honse and In this the Custom House vas ten
miles distant in direction along WHOM the wood could
rot BE- carried Colonel French believing u easier for
.'Nshomet to 90 to The mountsin Than for the
by allowing the wood 70 be shi pped from the l,cay
wkHeit lyirg. sending officer Of tbs Custom
House account OF IT, rather than reqsirtna
that the wood should be brought miles 10 the ems
In ciosirg this letter, let me assure yoa that IN.
consequence 10 the people Of the United than the
In the Csim~s any other that trans
either confront for many yesrr. II is true that