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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-12-25
GRAND MEDICAL. ESTABLISH
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T2l Main StreeE. SVorrraee-

GRAND MEDICAL ESTA BLtSH-
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E2l Main Street, IVOrcrsgers
The aohoe need physician, but they hat sick
voice from Natures Garden. oRS HILL & JASEPH
formerly of Boston and Providence, graduates from
the school of Nature, and independent Batanc Ply
sicians; success is their Diploma Their Matera Medca
-Hatare's boWndiess YegetGble kin sdom Their gen
eral Observation-Disclosures Mass, where all orders
must be addressed, 20 insure attention. Drs Hill IA
scph will send their medicines any part Of the Union.
The Doctors Medicines are prepared expressly for the
following complaints
splnal Complaints, Difficulty of Breathing,
Money Dllncnlties, Indnen2a, Headache,
Gravel Complaints, Inactivity Of the Mind
fluor Albus, Vertigo in he Head,
Whoopiug Cough, Epilepsy. Bpieptic Fits,
Plaursy, Splitting Blood,
OostiVeness, Involuntary passing Of Urine
Fever and Ague, Pain in the Side and Back
st. Fitus Dance sali Rheum, Bronchitis,
FITS Diarrhea, Lock Jaw, Gony ulsons,
Palptation Of the Heart, Dyspepsia, Dysentery,
Coughs, Piles, Scrofula, Ruptures Ulcers
rheumatism, Jaundice, Worms, Erysipt las
OVERLOOKING of the Gail, Liver Compiaiuts
L5'Ehe Doctor has a safe and sure remedy for all FE.
MALE COMPLAINTS, discovered emo prepared By him
self All private difficulties treated with and in
strict confidence. d1y %
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ri oTICE TO THE sICK.-

NOTICE TO THE sICK.-
DRS. HILL & JASEPH,
In offering to the community their justly celebrated rem
edies for chronic and acute diseases Of long standing do
not wish to trie with the life health of the afflicted
but simply to lay before them the testimonials Of mum.
suffering judge for themselves. The Doctors pledge
themselves not to make any wild assertions or alse state
ments of the efficacy their medicines nor will they hold
out any hope to suffering humanity, which will not
warrant few testimonials here given, and the
doctors solicit an inquiry from the actd Into all they
publish feeling assured that they will find them perfectly
reliable AMI their medicines worthy of their confidence
and patronage.
Testimony Of a number of Ladies and Gentlemen
DRs. HILL JAsEPH Dear Srs This is to certify tina
my case was one Of very bad humor in the blood but
can truly say that Your valuable medicines have cured
me- and recommend all that are sick to call upon Won
for you can cure them. Yours, truly jill.
Worcester, Mass.
This certfes that my wife was afflicted with weak
ness or general debility. Hill & Jaseph's medicine
cured her JFB
DRs. HILL JAsEPH-Sirs will say that your meii
cine has benefited me much My health is much stter
than 1t was when commenced taking It. thinkit viii
cure me- lhave not been troubled with the paint !
head but once Stree taking your medicine Thedistre
between my shoulders has all passed away. rhinsil
That you might like to hear how was getting along
have taken the liberty to address these lines to you
remain, sir, yours respectfully, Mrs. q O
Rutland, Nov. 3, 1864. div n3
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200 Cambria and Muslin Collars worth SO cents, which
sell for II cents.
500 Cambria aud Muslin Collars worth SO cents, which
we sell for rs cents
800 French Cambria and Muslin Collars, from 81 90 to
$500, in new Patterns.
Also full assortment of Black and White Bugle Grape
Maltese, and Honiton Collars.
complete assortment of Black and White real Gmpure
Brussels Thread Lace.
great assortment of Cambria and Muslin Under Sleeves
and Bands,
EDGINGS AND INSERTINGS,
Which we sell at reduced prices.
500 Embroidered Hsndkerchies from Auction worth rs
cents. VIII Oh we offer at 12t cents.
800 French Cambria and Muslin Sets in Collars and
Sleeves; Collars and Cuffs 10 match. Price 81 GO
to SIS, 90 Set
1000 pieces Black Velvet Ribbons, from Is cents to $50
per piece.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-12-25

This certifes that my wife was afflicted with weak
ness, or general debility. Hill Jasephs medicine
cured her. J.F.B.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-12-25
40 Get.

gBSO LETs-A convenient Cottage House. pleasant
q located, and supplied with good water, will be let
at the lev price of 500, application to GEO. 8.
COLEMAN, at Bfinley Hall, or 156 Main Street
n22 dd
FEyO LET-Room recently occupied by E T. Mar
Z tin (now deceased) as a Writing Academy-a front
the second floor.
Alsn, front Room, with small r attached, Sd
Hoor. Inquire of W. 0. SWEET & CO..
MO az 1856 Main ST.
VESO RENT-LoDGISG ROOMS for young men,
at No. 6 Elm street, opposite Lincoln House
o3 dh
yavo LET.-LIvRRY STABLE on Thomas street
q mchl4 dtf LUTHER SLATER
BLOOMS TO LET in Charts new Block.-on
e. Front Room, second story with fre-proof safe.-~
Al a27 one on the third story Apply W e G. CLARK
rHNo RENT-A COTTAGE ROUSE near the Jg,c
d1s ''0-' diff T. OAooN'
fRNsYO HALLS 10 K AiNY-In Fosters Block
a opposite the Depot recently occupied Billiard
ttooms, 20 by 70 feet aud The best lighted the
city They suitable for almost any kind of business
md will be rented separately together for term Of
gears Possession of one given Immediately; the other
n the LIST of July Apply to EDWARD r. FIhKE.
Worcester, May %, 1855. diff
GSTOREs TO LBT.-Three Stores in the new
~ block on southbridge street, suitable any whole.
saeOr retail business will be let on application to p. II.
DEWEY. 21S Main street, or L. & S. p HARRING TON
No Paines BLOCK. dawtf os
e57pR SALE AND no s.NT.-Two large
2 over Willard Wards carpenter shop, Burn
side place, Southbridge ST. There connected with the
rooms Horse Power Machine Saws, Matching Machine,
0nd other machinery for making boxes, any Jobbing
where power wanted which the subscriber will sell on
the most reasonable terms. For further particulars in.
quire of A. EATON 1913 Mau Street Worcester or Will
LARD WARD and j. q. FRENCH, on the premises.
diff dtf
rny0 RBNT-The eournodious Rooms recently occu
z pied by I. K. Earle L Co., as a Card Factory al
Washington Square, is s6x60, and one 50x60 feet
with attic over it. Theae rooms are well adapted to the
Boot and Shoe Manufacturing business, Apply to 10.
sEPH PRATT, for terms and farther particulars
F2T d0
FEs1 lief. Atthe Junction of Main and southbridge
streets, large SHOP containirg rooms. suitable
for arn1'artuing Boots Stoes Possession given at
ed Tor and recently occupied grocery. Possession
given Immediately. inquire If T. s. STONE.
d dtr
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gsSO LETs-A convenient Cottage House. pleasant v
located, and supplied with good water will be let
at the Low price of $780, application to GEO. g.
COLEMAN, at BTinley Hall, 156 Main Street.
n22 dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-12-25

TsSO RENT-LoDGI8G ROOMS for young men,
at No. Elm street, opposite Lincoln House
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-12-25

FENHE OLDEST ESTA Rushed REAL
ESTATE OFFICE in the County of WORCESTER
LARKIN SMITH, 256 Main Street To those who desiie
HOUSE in this beautiful and growing city, he offers
unusual inducements for tms and credit To those who
contemplate buding,he has assortment of Lots un-
surpassed but by few in the city of Worcester He has
splendid lots the Female College an Insttu
ton destined to be of the first in the State TO those
who desire to exchange country property for city he of
fers rare bargains and to all who desire to trade buy
or sell Real Estate he cordially extends an invitation to
give him call, and he will be happy to show them free
Of charge, his large assortment dSwtf dis
FENO POLITICAL ANS or EVERY
Il SFRlPE.-Have you bet HAT the success Of
your favorte canddatc Have you any Hats pay that
you have bet and lost any previous election? If So
gentlemen is the time buy Hats at one half their
real value as the subscriber determined reduce his
STOCK previous to August 18th Please look at the follow
ng list of articles and prices:
LIST quality BLACK DRESS HATS, little out of fash
ion, S3' I'd quality, 81 so; Sd quality, 81 374.
very large assortment of GAPS at prices which defy
all competiton-varying from II to 62cents.
Also on hand fsW accounts against various persons
ihe gS cash on which would be very acceptable.
Please call, to buy pay up, at 1853 Main Street,
nrst door south the Post Office.
jy10 daw JH KNIGHTS.
CULVER SPOONS! SILVER SPOONS!
Constantly on hand, the best assortment of
SILV Err SPOONS.
Ladies, Forks, Pie and Butter Knives.
CUPS, NAPKIN RINGS, TEA STEAMERS,
and all articles in the Silver line.
Al Silrer warranted to be as represented, OF
the money refunded.
Also, a Fine Stock of
PLATED TEA SETS, Casters, Walters, Forks, Ladies,
Tea Spoons, and all articles manufactured in the Plated
line, at manufacturers prices
pAn Plated Ware warranted to wear, or the money
returned. L. D. GODDARD,
oil dawtf Union Block, 1876 Main St.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-12-25

FgVO LEy-Room recently occupied by E t. Mar
Z tin (now decessed) as a Writing Academy front
room the second floor
Also, front Room, with small r. attached, on Sd
n0or. Inquire of W. 0. SW EFT Il CO..
MO DIFF 1875 Main st.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-12-25

The IL 10 tTau from Providence connects at Proyi
dence with steamer Perry from Newport, and at Wor
cester with the afternoon Accommodation trains rom
Worcester Of the aforementioned roads. Also witn the
accommodation train for Albany and the Express train
fay New fash
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TIME ALTERED-NEW ARRANGEMENT.

50; So z5ss.zsss7 p q OWN AND
&4zF s'ysita WORCESTER RAILROAD Frl
Arrangeineat Ga MONDAY, Oct. IS, 1856 Passenger
Trains will leave as Cnllnusa.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-12-25

ese5 ~ E A. HOLMAN s. CO., at the
tsa$ - ~ old stand on Exchange street near ,.Tbe
EySy1-~t3I Bay State House." where they have been
- established tioenty-three years, have
SO NEW CARRIAGES FOR SALE.
Hacks.
Two Horse Carryas.
Rockaway do.
IL Light Family Carryals.
IL Light Phaetons.
II Light ChRises.
iH ] Slide Seat Top Buggy.
Open Buggies
] good second hand Hack
f." Carryalls
.al :" Top Bugeies
And an assortment Of HARNESSES, Trimmings, Axles,
Varnish. Leather, Lace, &c.
Inc Light Family Carriages are particularly designed
Tor farmers carriage and the Phaeon we believe The
best wheeled vehicle made two or three per-
sons A TOINAN 4 OK
worcester, march 20, 1900 att
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TBNO RENT-A COTTAGE ROUSE near the Juec
81 ton. &c BACON.
d16 dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-12-25

ygvo LET.-LIvRRY STABLE on Thomas street
q mch14 diff LUTHER SLATER
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The 7S0 IA train from Providence connects st Prov
idence WIN steamboat tain tro stoninson and With
morning train from Warren, Bristol &C. and at Worces.
ter with the Express train from Boston for Albany and
the West, also for Now Work, via Springfield HARTFORD
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-12-25

Ep looms TO LET in Ciart's new Bock.-One
e. Front Room, second story. with fre-proof safe~
Also, one on the third story. Apply
d27 If WM q. CLARK
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-07-12
Keep Cool and Healthy.

We are gratiiied to learn that two OF
our enterprising young men, James Fem
and William III. Poison, have bought out
the interest of B. A. Sales, Esq, in the
Plaquemine Ice Depot. Young America
will doubtless receive a due proportion Of
public patronage in this their outset in
business. They give the public to under.
stand that they will furnish lee as cheap
as it can possibly be sold. aud no less.
Their Ice, moreover, is the genuine Po-
lar Ice, some of the shocks of which
were brought from Davis Straits by DIR.
Kane, in his first voyage, and being liber-
ally infused with about a thousand bags
of Peruviun guano from the Chincha
Islands, were planted in a beautiful cove
in the Western part of Massachusetts
Bay, and the product of which is the Ice
now sold by the above frm-being an
exact, counterpart Of d cargo Of the same
kind recently sent as q present TO the
Emperor of Japan. The aforesaid firm.
moreover, would caution the public TO
beware of a spurious article of Ice taken
from Lake Wataumbug, near the liue
between New York and Massachusetts.
and sereptitionsly introduced into the
Southern country as the Polar Ice by q
Well-known abolition company. 1t has a
brittle and blueish look. and from this fact.
and the fact also that ii melts at Sc der.
the shade, and more important still,
from the d~erlaFatinn Of a New York drug
gist, under oath, after he had committed
the fatal act Of %severing his jpgpIar vein,
who admitted that q large quantity Of
s~trYehaiae had been purchased to kill fish
q Aake Walanmbng, it is generally be-
that this Lake, and consequently
he Ice taken from it, is highly impreg-
lated with this deadly poison, and % have
'eep done for the dire purpose of destroy
ng Southern shareholders; and a COM
is now sitting in the attic of the
insane Asylum at jackson, to determine
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-07-12
brake Vail.

BY handbills circulated by the Sheriff.
we learn our Jail was broken open on the
night of the Sd inst, unquestionably done
from the outside by a negro boy named
William, who had been released from
Jail IN that day. The object of breaking
in was done to liberate a negro mar nam
ed Adrien, with whom William was !
fellOw-prisoner, and both of whom made
good their escape, Adrien was under sen.
tence Of death for the crime of arson
burning down a store at Bayou Gonla.
The Sheriff offers a reward Of ESQ for
AdFien, and $25 for William.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-07-12
HAVE YoU A DISEASED LIvERs

TTThe question, though startling, is sufi.
GENTLY suggestive when the fact is taken into
consideration that diseases of the Liver have
become most alarmingly frequent in the Uni>
ted States. Indeed, there are few formidable
diseases that are not in some way traceahle 10
u deranged state of that important organ. Ma
ny of the complaints usually ciassed under the
head of Consumption, have their origin in the
Liver, "Any remedy that would insure regu-
larity and healthful action in the Liver, would
be a blessing to mankind?" has been the excla-
nation of thousands. That remedy has been
found; il is safe and sure. When a fair trial
has been afforded it, it has never been known
to fail.
Reader, have you any disease Of the Livers
disease which you believe proceeds from he's
patio arrangement! Lose Tot d moment, but
purchase a box Of DIR. MLane's Pills, prepared
by Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh, Pa, and they
will restore you TO health. 1t is the only re-
medy yet discovered in which implicit conf-
dence may be placed
UPnrchasers will be careful to ask for DR.
CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS,
manufactured by FLEMING BRO. of PITrs-
BuReB, Pa. All other Vermifuges in comparison
worthless. DIR. MLane's genuine Vermifuge.
his celebrated Liver Pills, can now be had at
all respectable drug stores. Dg-None genuine
without the signature of FLEMING BROS.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-07-12
INDUSTRY AND ITS BLEssInaa..

INDUSTRY AND IT'S Blessings
People may tell.you Of your being un.
fit for some peculiar occupations in
life, but heed them not. Whatever
employment you follow with perses
verance and assiduity will be found fit
for you; It will be your support in the
DAYS Of your youth, and your comfort
in age, In learning the useful part Of
any profession, very moderate abilities
will suffice; great abilities are general
ly injurious to the possessors. Life
has been compared to a race, but the
allusion still improves by observing
that the most swift are ever the most
apt to stray from the course.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-07-12

0We are most grati6ed to hear,
through what we Conceive TO be an au.
thentic source, that the Sentinel is high.
ty appreciated by u patriotic friends on
Bayou Sorrel and Grand River. We had
. very convincing evidence on Tuesday
last of chat appreciation, in the shape Of
aV and q new subscriber, the first most
materially augmenting the resources Of
our purse, while the latter filed up ano-
FheF blank line in our subscription book,
and manitesting to Us the pleasing retro
spects that whatever revolution occurs in
che political world, or for whatever length
of time fortune or the dictates of our wi
conscience league us with the minority
party, we are sure Of a steady and in.
pFeasing support, Dot only by our old.
friends, but BY a graduag increase of new
ones; such sapport, at least, while separ
ated from the public crib, as will insure
an humble and economical living for
- - FlFF &T@ -
aurself and family. in return. we can
only promise, that with the blessings of
health, We viii endeavor to issue just such
a paper a intelligent, unprecedented and
conservative people generally, would de-
Light to read.
Our friends in the section above allu-
ded TO- mayroat assured that, while they
remain debarred from the advantages of
2 Postofice. we shall use every exertion
e have their papers regularly transmitted
70 their locality, as to every other where
we have the honor Of having a subscriber.
wish oar paper to enter every family
on Grand River and Bayou, sorrel.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-07-12

INTERESTING STATIgTIcs.-The
Baton Rouge Advocate publishes the
following information, furnished from
the Office Of the State Superintendent
of Public Education:
From the apportionment Of the pub.
lie school fund for the quarter ending
the Goth of last month, we find the
following facts:
There is an increase of schoolabIe
children in the State of 1866; and
three parishes not reported, (Caddo,
st, Charles and st. James, Had the
enumeration been taken in these par,
ishes for 1856, the increase would
likely have reached 1900. There
has been decrease in ten parishes, the
greatest Of which has been in this pa
rish, viz: 299. The increase in The
city of New Orleans, $3.50. There
but one parish est, Nary that re.
ports the same number as in 1853.
The appointments at one dollar
per child for the quarter, amount to
$7S,22l.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-07-12

MA&SKkk2AU 0&aAGE &AMAHS&AGSA1S@ -
A ffiend has furnished us with the fol-
lowing item of local news, together with
the remarks appended:
MARR1ED-On the 7th instant, at the
COURTHOUSE in this town, by E. w, Ro-
bertson, Esq, Justice of the Peace, ST.
MON We'll to Miss NINA CLoTz, both of
this place.
1t appears hat Miss Nina had brought
suit against Simon for breach of mar
riage promise,' and claimed damages in
the sum of $1,000, for thus triling with
her affections. Simon was, accordingly,
brought before the magistrate by the pow
er of the sherif's authority, and confFon-
ted with her whose treasure (the priceless
treasure of a virgin heart) Simon, like a
gay deceiyer, or like him who smiles as
he stabs, ruthIessly wrested from her
painting bosom. But Simon had not cal
culated the cost of his temerity vulgar
ly speaking, he now found himself 'in
limbo and had to furnish security that
lie would appear to answer the charge
when called upon, or put himself under
the charge of Capt. Blanchard, who, it
is confidently asserted, insists that his
boarders shall keep their doors and win
dows closed to keep out the mosquitoes;
a peculiar fancy of his, resulting from the
fact, probably, that his bars are inefi-
cient for that purpore. Simon was stuck.
On either horn of the dilemma, il was
bad. He couldn't give security, proba-
bly,, unless he be allowed to re-yist, the
'fader-land,' and, imposing himsa8ap-
on the hospitality of Capt. B. am
king of the rare deIicacies of his
even at the expense of the parish,
more than his s~ensitiyeness could bes
All at once, however, a bright idea seem1
ed to take possession ofhim; he slap-s
ped his hand upon his thigh, and hauled
out his pipe and lighted it-Iike a man
who had reached the 'inality' of his trnu-
bles, and had made up his mind to a des-
perate resolve. 1t came in time, for tSe
magistrate was beginning to feel im%
So, Simon asked Nina if she
would take him, right there and right then,
as her husband, for better or for worse.
and thus end the matter. OF course she
that was just what Nina wanted.
But, alas poor girl +! she got the worst of
he bargain, as the sequel proved, and
presented in her own self another exafe-
pie OF the w~ickedness and corruption of
nan, his faithlessness and want of feel.
ma for the i#k had scarcely aryed on
he marriage certificate, of the name of
who had called Heaven to witness
lis truthful declaration, that he would
and protect Nina while life lasted.
he left her, and probably forever. In
'lain English, they got married and went
home, and as soon as dark came. Simon
vamosed the rancho, and has not since
'een heard Of, he doubtless thinking, if
10 other person did, that it wa "a mar.
under difficulties
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-07-12

COMPLIMENT IN AN UNEXPECTED
QUARTER.-The Courier DIES Etats
Unis, the French organ in'New York,
which circulates extensively in Louir
siana, pays Millard Fillmore the fol.
lowing most unexpected, and there.
fore most agreeable, compliment. The
Courier says:
eve have already expressed our
opinion and personal preferences for
Mr.. Fillmore. Notwithstanding our
profound antipathy for the party of
which he is the standard bearer, we
are more than ever convinced that he
is the man whom the United States
should, by acclamation, call to the
Presidential chair. He is the only one
on whom any reliance can be placed
for a firm, moderate, and what the
country most needs, a tranquilizine
administration. He is the only one
about whose political creed there can
be no doubt, or suspicious ambiguity,
as it rests not on vague or iIlusory for
mula, but upon the practical past. The
fact also that he cannot be reelected
after a full term, is another argument
in his favor, over his rivals; he will be
exempt from the ambitious temptar
tons and suggestions which are the
cause of Gen. Pierce's policy. and
which will sway the minds of his
competitors"
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-07-12

JOHN VAN buren, IN THE WRoNe
CRowD.-A letter from Albany, N.
Y, to the Baltimore Patriot, giving an
account of Mr.. Fillmore's reception
in the former city, says;
The most amusing incident that
transpired, in connection with MIR,
Fillmore's temporary sojourn in our
midst, was his meeting with Prince
John Van Buren,. 1t took place on the
platform of the capitol, while Mr.. Fir
o was shaking hands with the i'm.
mense crowd there assembled. The
Prince took his regular turn in the
crowd a they passed by the distinr
guished statesman, and when he came
up and took Mr.. Fillmore by the hand,
a tremendous shout went up from the
multitude. Some cried out at the top
of their voices, "Give him. the grip!!"
while a robust American occupied
himself by patting John OH the back
and asking him to repent, Mr., Fill
more laughed heartily during the eeri
emony, which lasted some minutes,
while the Prince preserved the great
est degree of dignity, and finally left
the platform, apparently pretty we'll
satisfied that he had strayed into the
wrong crowd.