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NEWSPAPERS IN THE woRLD-The following
is supposed to be the number Of newspapers In the
world: 10 In Austria IA In Africa: % IN Snain. -
In Portugal; 30 In Asia; 65 In Belgium s5 In Dem
mark; 80 Ia Russia and Poland $50 in the Germauje
States; 500 In Great Britain and Ireland ana OOo
in the United States, or nearly twice q many g
all other nations
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Snow IN THE MoUNTAIrs.--A correspondent afI
Nicholas G. H., Va, says that the snow In thal
mountains in Stroud's Glades Is from twelve % |
fourteen inches deep, and the Yew Mountains
from three to four feet deep. 1t will probably re-
main in some places until Summer.
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Hon. Otho Magruder, of Montgomery county,
Md died Friday last, after brief Illness in the
63d year OF his age Judge MAgruder at the time
of his death was one of the Judges of the Or
phans' Court.
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FOREST FIRE--Purgatory Mountain, In botol
tourt county, Va, Is on ire On Thursosy mornJ
;ts pursed side. and before night tho mountain ~
self presented one vast sheet Of fame
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POLITICAL DIsPurE.-Joseph Rush. Of Cbes-
terfeld, was badly stabbed in Petersburg says tns
Democrat. Monday. BY L. Killingswortn, o. @ kacn
mond, in an ARRAY rising from political dispute
K was not arrested.
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THE COMING WHEAT CRoP.-The continuous
covering of the earth by snow was generally hail
ed with delight on the part of fagriculturasts, but
experience has shown that the usual advantages
derived therefrom are not apparent at present in
the wheat fields. "A farmer mentioned to US the
other day that at least one half Of his crop had
been destroyed, been smothered for want of air,
owing to the fact that the face of his fields were
first covered with ce through which the air could
not penetrate, before the fall of the snow upon
hem-Fredericks6urg Herald.
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EMIGRATION INTO MExIco.-By paragraph
from the Restaurador Of Montery, published with
approving comments In the Matamoros papers, we
perceive that Senior Vidaurri has been authorized
by the Supreme government to admit German
coonists TO settle upon the vacant and uncultvated
lands of New Leon and other frontier States OF
Mexico, and that It Is his intention to encourage
such emigration by offering extraordinary privi-
leges. 5t5 e+ts
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A LUCKY FELLow.-The Rogersville cTennes
see) Times has the following --s--e--s
A short time since fellow from Buffalo Greek,
Carter county, was Imprisoned In EIizabetown
JAN, for burning barn. The citizens Of the place
learning that he was from the neighborhood where
the small pox was raging broke open the jail and
turned him ont. aud then told him II he did'ut
feather him."
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: AMERICANS DIED AT -Informa3
lion hss been received at the State Department
a. washineton, from Robert g. Murphy. Esq ~
IJuited States Consnl q Shanghai q me ,, ass.n
y - = nIsce of the following named citizens
- Irr;ted states ~ Malcomb, Nay ~
W.,ksr. ~. Septsmber Huess. October
= Irnsford October 9 Owes Studley, Novem1
har Daniel Fraser.
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A LBEkT l.. WEST,

Respectfully reminds his friends and the public gen.
orally that ia addition to MEASURING and PRI-
ZINC all kinds of work used in the erection of build
ings-Brick work. Carpenters work, Painting, Plss-
terng, &c-he is prepared to furnish ANS and de-
tail DRAWINGS, Specifications Estimates and Con-
for every variety OF Buildings and will super
intend their construction. Having q thorough PRAc-
TIcAL knowledge of the Building business, and con-
siderable penence Architect he hopes 70 give
satisfaction to all who may employ him
EY- Office ON Ilth street, between Main and Bank,
where he may be found at O'Clock every morning.
NH 28-InN +4...-....
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L7Un SALE, UPON ACCOMMODATING

EUn sAIE, DfON ACCONI1NODA11Nts
Il TERMS
Twenty cases choice Spring PRINTS
Ten cases Worsted and Lawn DRESS GOODS
One case Fancy and Black SILKS
Fifteen cases COTTONADES
Ten cases LINENS
One case assorted MARSEILLES
-Four cases CASSIMERES, for summer wear
Eight cases GINGHAMS
One case China Grass CLOTHS
Ten cases Bleached DOMESTICS
Forty bales Brown SHIRTINGS
One case Silk HDKFS
-Four cases Cotton and Bingham do.
Ten bales BED TICKS
Three cases APRON CHECKS
Two cases CURTAIN GOODS
p Two cases Brown HOLLANDS
One case Muslin and Lace CURTAINS nt
Five cases CAMBRICS, checked and dotted
Two cases sEMBROIDERIES
Two cases TABLE CLOTHS
With many other goods, at very low prices at the
corner of Main and 18th sts.
Also-Agent for Dix < Sons and Crawford Co.'S
THREADS. ID. II. LONDON
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Thursdsy last while the attendAnss were opening.
thedfsw Of the G w. q u Railroad bridge scros3
the canal, the structure tumbled down. No psrson
hurt, The Courier sxys the damage win seon b
repaired. 4s*s - 81
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IN we have received our stock OF taple and fancy
Dry Goods embracing complete and varied sssort-
n,snt adapted to the sprng and summer trade which
has been purchased very favorable terms and viii
he sold at small advance for cash We offer amongst
otl,r articles the following Cotton sdes Nankeens
and Cotton Oansburss tine stock Bleached Domes-
Tics all widths psid, striped and plaid Cotton for
servants Sstinets, keatucky Jeans and Tweeds tur.
nitnre and Apron Checks aud TickingG Brown Sheet
iur and Shirtnss various widths brown and blesched
Table Cloths and 1ickipgs; beautiful assortment of
Irish Linens; Cloths. Cassimeres and Vestinfs tine
assortment; Prints Gipshams and Lawns in great
riety; Canton Cloths and Alpaeas; printed Barages
and Challies, Plain Chairs and Desines, all quail.
ties Lawn, Chaiiie and Bsrase Robes. white Cam
I'm and Cambria Collars Lace Coll is and Sleeves, IN
setls; Silk, Linen and Cambria hsndkerchiefs Our
friends and purchasers generally respectfully in
vited TO call and examine our goods with the assur
that best efforts will be used TO give entire
satisfaction J. l.. sMITHER Il BROTHER.
NH Si--dim No % Main street
RICHARDDSSgNs sM 8 CO.'S WHOLksAhk
selling to the trade this season, entire stock
of GENERAL DRY GOODS, without regard to
cost that we may be enabled to place n store
unequslled stock of Carpengs, Floor Oil Cloths and
Mattings.
stock contains many desirable articles of STAPLE
Goops, and large lot of DRESS Goops in all which
NH SLIM RICHARDSON Il co.
wi NY OF RICHMOND.-By authority of an act
of the General Assembly of ViTgins, passed Decem-
ber 18TH 1855. entitled "an act to incorporate the
Merchants Insurance Companyin the City of Rich.
mondr we the undersigued Commissioners appoint
ed by the said act, will the lst day of May next
open books for subscriptions to the stock Of The said
Company, at the office of Messrs. Goddin Apperson,
at the corner of Bank and llth streets
The act fixes the value of the shares at $50 each,
and the capital stock at less than fifty thousand
nor than five hundred Thousand dollars 1t auto-
rzes tho Company ito make insurance against all
risks, aud against any damage lost by fire.
by any other liability, casualty or hazard, UPON any
and every kind of property, real personal mixed
to make insGGance on lives, TO grant snnuies to
cave endownents to contract for reyersloDasy pay
mens to guarantee the pay ment of pronssory notes.
bills OF exchange and other evidences of debt to lend
money ON bottomry and respondentia, them.
salvestO be insured against all rsssupon the interests
they may have in any property lives in their own
night in virtue Of any loans advances, Of any
policy contract of insurance." &c &c,
JOHN PURCELL,
]. L. APPERSON,
r. B. HEATH,
LEWIS GINTER,
VIM. II. CHRISTIAN,
VIM g. PAINE,
NH 29-tiMav AUGUSTUS ANDERSON
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ssventy-Avs snisEsntsfof Niearagua isft Mobile
Ala, . few days siucs. =
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MARBLE WORkS.-.MlLLER & VIM
1vl CENT, Dealers in ITALIAN and AMERICAN
MARBLE, Main street, nearly opposite I'd Baptist
Church.
MONUMENTS of any size or design made to order,
Of the best material and workmanship, equal to any
in the Union, at the lowest New York and Phisdel.
phs prices
We respectfully invite the attention of those in
want to our stock on hand which consists of larger
and better finished assortment of MONUMENTS,
TOMBS, HEAD PIECES, &c, than Il often found in
similar establishments.
CARVING and LETTERING executed in g supe-
Nor manner
~ Monumental Drawings on hand, for inspec-
tion NH 1l---Sm
SUPER PHOSPHATE OF llME.-- Hav
- ing made arrangements with Prof Mapes for the
sale of his nitrogenzed Super Phosphate of Lime at
manufacturers prices, confidently recommend It
friends believing it to be superior to any ferti.
izer in use, having its effects last year on
and having heard much of its good effects we
are constrained TO believe it superior to guano not
because it makes better crop the first year after sp
pcation but because of Its durability, having In 1t
large proportion of bone dust For sale by the ton
bag NH n BAKER PLEASANTS.
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fINHE FOLLOWING desirable articles
Il just received at HlRSH BOTTCHER'S, 209
Broad street:
Black Brussels LACE, all widths. genuine
article.
Stamped COLLARS, SLEEVES, CAPS, ETC.,
patterns
Stamped Linen YOKES, a new cut
Children's fancy HOSE.
Ladies' SILK and 0auzs Merino SHIRTS; do for
Misses and children
India Rubber PIANO COVERS, something new
Every variety Of FANS and other FANCY AR.
TICLES. NH 25-lm*
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FURTHER BY THE CAMBRIA.

We have the following additional telegraphic in
telligence by the steamer Cambria, At Halifax
with dates from Liverpool to March %:
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L,U. ID. kEELiNGs, Merchant Tailor and
IL CLornIER, 1856 MAIN STREET. .--SPRLSG IND
SUMMER GOODS Just received large lot of su.
perior Cloths Cassimeres and sestinss which he will
make up in the best manner, the most reasonable
terms and at the shortest notice. 2.
large and well selected stock of Rady Made Cloth
ing which will compare with any in this or any other
market. Our prices as low atsany other house.
Furnishing Goods in great variety. such as Shirts
Cravsts Scarfs Ties, &c. 'e t+t.<'
He invites bin friends to call and examine his stock
NH 9l-.. I'm or
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y pr1eArE MERRINAc.-The U. 8. steam
xa.ss Hsrrirnae ssiIed from Norfolk, Monday, y y
,sssnciis Nd Afssr leaving Annapolis she WI
AnnspS AnpS q Hsvsna, thencs % Southampton. Ens.l
~ hence 70 Rrest Franco
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/ IGHT. lIOKE LIGHT.--P A r X N 4
Ia DIFFUSIVE DAYLIGHT REFLECTORS--

lkATIis! BATIIs!: BATHs!::-lIot, Cold
- and Shower Baths be had at all hours from
hoeiocf, NJ TO 10 r. NJ, at the Hair Cutting, Sha-
Yiag and shampooning Saloon, under the American
hotei Entranee on ilth street. Single bath Is cts.
or 5ticksts for dollar. NIB 81
EAGLE sUDA-WATEK KsTABLIsii-
- MENT.-The very best evidence Of the superior
quality Of my Soda Water IL the fierce oppostion It
meets with from certain deeply Interested party.
my reputation as manufnctarer Of 8oda-wster u
too wen established TO be affected BY the idle reports
Pnt In circulation by some designing persons invite
honorable competition and willing 10 abide by the
dseision Of discriminating pnbiic.
WARREN CAHFIELD,
Agent for .. II. cendiet 10th ct, between 'iss
sp7-1y Main and FYanklin Streets
lap. TOILET BkTB--A variety Of haud.
~ some patterns just received.
apt2 sTEBBiNS JULIEN, 10l Broad 1t.
EAkNCH AND 1AMkKIEAN WHITE
Zinc OH, put up 100 h. and so lb kegs tor Gals
by 80 81 . sssss.-. .s,z.fss WIN. SATfLER =
RICE.--IO uercee prime Kics fer esls 81
~ LEWIS N. WEBB y CO.
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Tho GIoss Works.

Every new branch of manufactures introduced
into this city is an addition to its wealth and capi'
tai, and material contribution to the public bsne'
fit and advantage of the locality. The Glass
Works erected below Rockets may be considered
An enterprise of this kind and are therefore wor'
thy all the support and encouragement that can be
extended to them by the commercial community
Mr.. JACOB s. ATLEE, the proprietor, has embarked
In the business with energy. and is conducting it
with zeal which shows that he is determined
to merit success. He has number of skilful
workers in glass and his establishment wears the
appearance of great activity and industry. 1t is
turning out large amount of glassware, which
seems to be of very excellent quality. The pre-
cess of converting the sand into glass is quite
interesting, and a person curious in mechanics,
will find IT q qualification to pass short time in
observing it. We hope the trade will rapidly take
up the manufactures of Mr.. Alice and keep his
works employed. 1t should be remembered that
every dollars worth bought of him is SO much
capital kept at home.
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SUPERB MUTToy--The finest mutton, we be
lteve we have ever seen, is now exhibited st TY
LERs Saloon, just above the Banks. It was raised
by Mr.. JAMES T. SUTTON, of Hanover. There
has been exhibited. for few days past, at LIND
srY's stall, old market. mutton that we thought
could not be excelled; it was raised by Mr.. HILL
CARTER, Of Charles City. But this from Hanover
hdrpasses it most decidedly. Either will clearly
establish the fact, that for superb mutton, these
old tide water counties of Virginia cannot be
beaten, and it is doubtful whether they can be
equalled. We invite the admirers of fine meat to
call At TYLER's and see the grand representative
Of Hanover sheep, who, like Bo-peep's estrays,
brings his tail with hiul-and such tail as meier
was seen before. Somebody will have a fine
Christmas Dinner! Possibly we may find out
who
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DIED,
hnnt lam. Col. RoBERT

IN Friday morning. about 4. NJ Col ROBERT
pirKETT. Ia the seth year of his sse.
His funeral will take place from st James Church
on sunday. alst. at 2P M. His friends and scquain
tances are invited to attend without further notice.
rIrNFRAL eERMcN-.-Ths funeral Of MARY
ELIZABETH WHiTMORE will be presched In
svcamore Church on tomorrow, LORDS DAYlths
2ist at Il o'clock, A. n BY the pastor The friends
Of the family and the public are invited to attend.
Little daughter, thou hast LEFT US,
And we thy 1oss do deeply feel;
But to God that has bereft us,
He can all our sorrows heal.
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eift far Walker

NEW YORK, Dec 19-The Times of TO dsy says
that various munitions CT war, including most q
The improved incendiary missiles used at Sebasto
pol, have been supplied to Walker recently from
this city.
The Times also has an extract from letter
written by Walker to friend in New York, dated
Virgin Bay, December 1st. He says:
Il consider our permanent power in Central
Amerca has never been on as firm basis as now
Nor do / know Of one single month since have
been in Nicaragua, wherein we have made as
much progress towards final results as the month
which has lust ended"
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


- Programme OF the Democratic Ceie-
ssarIoN TO TAKE PLACE on MONDAY, 22D INST
A detachment of Artillery will Are ia guns during
The Democracy will assemble on the Capitol
Square ct 81 o'clock P. NJ. TO witness display Of
FIR w 0 X KS.
The line will then form on Broad street, In front
Of City Hall. the right resting on 1lth street wnsrs
the Com mittes Of Arrangements will distribute the
TRANSPARENCIEs, TORCHES, he.
Cor. THOMAS H. ELLIS. Chief MarshaIi,
will command. aided by tho following
ASSISTANT MARsHiLs:
Col Thos: r. August, Col f. N. Mimmo
Col r. Milton Cary. Col H. haskins,
Mai ). Lucius Davis Capt. P. T. Moore.
Capt. Jno. P. Crawford, Capt. Samuel T Bayly,
Cspt' Albert Lvbrock. Iarkin w Glazebrook,
VIM M Harrison Vincent Bsrgamin.
Or. James Dove.
The Chief Marshal and Assistants will appear
mounted on horseback. The procession will be head
SMITHS ARMoRy BAND,
Committee Of Arrangements,
The Democracy generally forming in rear four
suitable positions will be assigned those bearing
trsnsparencies. ,
The srictest order will be observed throughout the
ranks
LINE OF MARCH.
Along 18th street through the Public Square, by
the Governors Mansion to Capitol street, up Cap
9th along 9th to Marshall, Marshall to 1th, along
7th t. Broad, up Broad to Sd, along 80 to Cary up
Cary to jefferson (hers ths line i'll halt to witness
the discharge of I9 skyRocsets In honor TO the ~
Democratic States) along JEFF 'rson to FRANKLIN,
down Frsnklin to 81 along I'd to Broad, up Broad
2sth Broad up Broad to l7th along 18th to Frank
lin. mp franklin to 13th, along 18th to Broad, up
Broad to City Hail. where the line will be dismissed
Persons bearing trapsparencies will deposlte them
the fro portice Of the City Hail. where the COM
mittee will receive them.
Chairman of the Committee OF Arrangements
THOMAS H. ELLIS,
de s0...st Chief Marshal.
~ q, Whit n large Ambr0type for one
DoLLAR!- Ard what pretty Case, too! Yes and
the best of oil, such an exquisite LIKENESS; just
look at the eyes-how sharp and distinct they are.
o, yes they Jook like life tself, and to think the
prise is ONLY ONE DOLLAR!
itors that throng POWERS Gallery every day in the
week. One hundred Ambrotypes taken every day at
Powers. Isl Main street. ID. T. simons old gallery.
de 20-St*
~ Elder Albert Anderson is expected to
Hill, TOMORROW Sunday morning, at IL o'clock.
de- 20---It*
~ Sermons to Yeung Nlen i'm the First
TO young men in the First Presbyterian Church to-
morrow (sABBATH) night. Services to begin at u
o'clock.
The sermon to young men, by the pastor, REV. T..
V. Monre,) which was announced for to morrow
morning may be expected the following Sabbath
night, 28th inst Seats in the body of the church
free for young men who may prefer to sit there.
de 2O-1tk
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TRLRGRAPHIC NEWS.
REPORTED FOR THE Dali DISPATCH.


WASHINGTON, Dec. 19--Sendts.--Mr Wilson, Of
Mans made . speech defending the Republicans,
denying that the North ever interfered with the
Constitutional rights Of the South
The Senate then adjourned until Monday.
Hosse Three days from the frst Tuesday in
January. was appointed for the consideration Of
territorial business.
The bill which passed the Senate the first Of the
session, FOR authorizing the people of Kansas to
form . constitution and State government prepar-
atory to admission into the Union, was referred TO
the Committee on Territories.
Other bills from the Senate were referred. and
after looking over the private calendar, the House
adjourned until Monday.
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Pay on lIemherr 81 Congresr, &c.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 19th.-Mr Kelsey, of the
House Committee on mileage, is preparing bill
to equalize the mileage. |. proposes the present
rates up TO go miles 500 miles, and all above
that to be 10 instead of 40 cents per mile. Like
wise, reduction of S25 or $50 per day for vo!un.
tary absence from Congress.
The Committee Territorial Government will
probably report against Territorial Government
for Arizona
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tn @ Tunnel.

A paragraph in the Dispatch yesterday, stated
that the Blue Ridge Tunnel would be "fnisasd"
On Monday next. This language ia erroneous
1t is anticipated that what called the headings
will be through on Monday next-i E., hole
will be made through the mountain on the line Of
tho Tunnel on that day. But before the Tunnel
Is finished there will be good deal of rock to
move. Several hundred feet remain to be level
led of in this way before the track can be laid
through the Tunnel and this will occupy the
force EN- gagged in the work until May or June.
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TITE DAILY DISPATCH.


A save Case Il Prsssin.
Francis J. Grund communicates TO ne Nanons'
r,sen,,encnr 4 remarkable decision In siavecafe
-h,cA h., l,te,v been given BY the Court Of APP
usala and the supreme Court Of Justice in beriins
Prussia :,
tn. c... WAS that Of DR.. Ritter. citizen os
u-..r s..,nst one Marcincllo, hIs slave. whom ne
n.d hrou,b, to Berlin, where be told him he would
.,,,,,v treat him a. Q servant but on his return
h,,as h should expect him 10 re-enter on hisform
:. condition. The slave, however, let bis master.
and instituted suit against him, praying thar De
he called upon to prove his property within given
,ar,od. or be forever debarred, &c. The local
tribunal Of Berlin gave judgment In favor OF the
slave. but the Court Of Appeals reversed this !udg
meut, and the Supreme Court Of Justice confirmed
the Judgment of the Court Of Appeals. Mr.. Grund
adds that In the written reasons for this decision
which are always furnished by the judges In Ger
many, the Court held that DR.. Ritter had coed
cause to claim Marciueo as his slave, 1t being
proved that the relation of master and slave sub
sisted and still subssts lawfully in Brazil, the dom
icil Of beth the plaintiff and defendant; that, by
the plaintiffs own confession. defendant had bought
him for . certain sum Of money that 1t was
proved oy competeut "ituess' = merch1nt ny LUG
name Of Rec, that Marcinello, while at Rio janet
70, lived in the defendants house as slave, using
the language and wearing the badge of servitude,
(going barefooted,, by which slaves In Brazil are
recognised; and, finally, because Mareinello's
name occurs in the passport as q slave belonging
to the defendant. The relations between master
and servant regulated by the laws of the coun'
try where both are domiciated, and promise on
the part of the master, within certain limited
time and space, not to use his rights over his slave
to the fullest extent Is not tantamouut other re-
linuuishmeut
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PHILADELPHIA, Dec 10 The Anti-Slav cry
Convention was in session here yesterday Rev.
Mt Grew of this CITY made speech deneuncing
the Fremon.ers and Henry Ward Beecher for not
going far enough in their views of liberty
VIM. Lloyd Garrison and Mrs. Lucretia Mott also
made speeches. after which the meeting sd
journed.
Yesterday morning Henry Jones. workman in
Lsthrops spice mill, while fixing band upon a
shaft was caught by the strap and whirled around
at the rate of 100 revolutions minute. The
body was dreadfully crushed and the brains
I,ch