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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-11

II ~ - n W y aaq
0 G U L I S r AND 4 IST,

Z Z Il y AND Il Il / 5 L
Oiire No. los Pleasant Street
where he may be consulted Morday and Tuesday of
each week, until further notice.
ONCE hours from N. to 9 2. VI.
From the Pr0Ui9ence Datiy T'riBuneJ
Owing to numerous favorable reports from patients who
nave recently been cured Of deafness and blindness by
Dr. ha'nsdel' much interest excited among number
OF our scientific gentlemen, and they visited his office
yesterday, to with he result Of treatment for the Eye
ana Ear, recently discovered by he Doctor which was
lo9pd to be different from any thing before intro
uu'eG' large number Of patients present. They
very kindly submitted to the examinations made by the
gentlemen, and gave their testimony which proved
Satisfactory that, letting the be whatit may (th
the e%ceptono dsorgauzaton) complete cure was or
could be effected in very short time, without pain or
any hazlrd whatever.
Several patients sail, 'ihey had been completely blind
ana dear for long time, and could and hear
very well and had received but two or three prescriptions
Many others also found expressia much gratitude
treatment was also found to be discovery made
b the Doctor which has proved to be blessing to the
consUmptive,
Wesare satisfied that DR.. Ramsden has by long. pa
TENT and expensive investigation fortunately discovered
certain new remedial agents. calculated to cure cases of
bhnGness deafness, lung diseases such as were
before considered ncurable daw3m $50
COpartnershiP EorIcc.-The subscribers have
TINS day formed copartnerhp for the purpose Of trans
acting general Wholesale and Retail Dry Goods business
TO pc known by the uame of jenkins, Hamilton. & Co.
b. ~ EABD9N, q. W. HAMILTON,
>. Il. JENKINS, G. 4. WHITE.
Worcester juiy Is, 1856.
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@. F. CUsdMAN,

TEACHER OF THE PIANO FORTE
Room in connection with A. MAAsHs Music Store,
No. American House Block, Worcester.
o3 dtf
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M MENTION.

D Do \ S 7
Has removed his Office from 1sS Main street to AMERICA
Hors BLOCK directly opposite where he will be happs
tosee patrons and friends apo dtfy
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-11

Dr. Kaue-The Government edition is now being
delivered to subscribers No work has ben issued from
the press that has given general satisfaction to sub
scrbers, than this It is written in an interesting
styie, and enlis,s the attention Of the reader.
This man of all work, and desperate daring and sue
cesIui doing, has the distinction Of being the first
civilized man to stand in latitude 50 So and gaze upon
the open polar sea,to reach the northernmost point Of
land on the gobeto report the lowest temperature ever
endured-he heaviest sledge duty ever perormed-and
the widest lieand after all to tell the story Of
his adventures. It not only exctes wonder but Dor
rows move grandeur from the truly benevolent consid
erations which animated him to the task.
Copies If the government edition can be obtaiued Of
Messrs kIMBALL 4 co, at WIN. D. FENNo & Sons,
nearly opposite the Worcester Post Office diff Of
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No. 81 Exchange street, corner Of Waldo street.
div
DR.. Harris. Dentist having associated with him.
self DIR TRACY, (who has been engaged with him fol
the last five years. hereafter the business viii be con-
Quoted, at the old stand of Dr. Harris under the
July l, 1855. HARRIS TRACY
The undersigned are making ARTIFICIAL TEETH
with the latest improvements in every style and OF the
first quality.
They also give special mention to the treatment of com
plicated diseases Of the teeth and mouth
From the great success they have had in filling teeth
after the nerve has necOme exposed they feel warranted
In assuring the public that great number Of the trou
besome teeth condemned as worthless can nv their n,
OF treatment be restored to health and usefulness and
heir natural beauty.
Persons that have had teeth treated by their method,
spec WIN great enthusiasm Of the lasting benefits and
comforts derived from it.
AL those wishing operations in Dentistry can have
tne'n performed in the most thorough ana scientific man
ae!, az HARRIS d TRACY'S,
Jyi4 gu l5S Main St.
A1rEs s. Good s75Es, an experienced and success.
u ~ #lie helds herself in readiness day and night,
Austin st Get dH oct21
l.. a. MAYNARD.
ATTORNEY, AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
au3O Office No. Central Exchange. diff
,rr lH5A4miLT0N A. HIEL,
AIIORREE s COUNSELLOR IT Law,
NO. Fgaas'a block
y'O WORCESTER, MASS dsm
DoCtOECss NJ. ". GGRALDS,
MIDWIFE
Also, gives special attention to the treamenof Female
Complaints, and diseases Of Children
no SUMMER Street, between Central and Exchange.
So DIFF
WILLIAM DICKINSON
NOTARY PUBLIC,
No us Stain street, Worcester.
o22 diff
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G. Q UtHPBHLL.--........ ARTIsT.
Studio in tlagg's Block, No II, 81 Floor.
Specie ems mas Pc seen at his rooms at Loyds, li0
Man st. and at YIN 3. Tabor Co.'s, $50 Main St.
sl5 d3U
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aufti0us,
$4,000 coos S@S & i ..' az !. A RRR

- n d 4 u
~ ~ - ~ oOoOo 20 Os sou d. 'H'-i'''
At No. 40 FRONT ST.
Commencing on THURsD Az. Nov. & 1854
Sales each day at > in the afternoon and 10 the
evening. Terms Of gsIe-Cash
-
- FOR SALE.-A VALUABLE FARM will
Rsi;.. be sold on the premises, on the 18th of S0-
J~ Vesn ber instant, situated In the Essterly part
OF Leicester two miles from the centre Of the town,
the Mulberry Grose road some four or i've miles ffom
the CITY Of worcester consisting Of House and Barn,
nearly new -
81 AGEES OF GOOD LAND,
with choice supply Of Apple and other Fruit Pests;
with wood sufficient for fires & good barn cellar with
running VaIer for the same: 3 Cows Pigs and OF her
Farming II OILS with Hay aud Gtaiu
Sale 60 commence at i0o'cl9c!l A. Vi.
Terms 70 be mate known on the day Of sale INQUIRE
of D Il PRATT, and SYLVAEUS PRATT, OF Wor,es
ter, or on the premises Mas WM HOLBROOK.
no DAVIS
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This noble heart Of the cid commonwealth,
Beat7 high and strong midst peace and healthi
rs "eaIlh is seen in banks and stocks,

H. 49, - = ~ =. ~. ' 81, s'oVAs'
r,ars,s IL T. r. az t , rv ~ o.2oH
seize ~ r-f- -, 9 10 nag uesses OF Uhem-
Boston or VIEW Yor for thew f RBIrT liis' go 10
P1ofes SgGS 70 a9y obtained there His Dagueeo
80 ei,b - ,sst ~ 20 os q W o%v
mU ~ sem y he aaogss5 per.os s tn9t9giap
rsoy,,sv If 5acassj Fis,s o, t ,b III us let
sry ,.,1,ra Size On taTar h,, ~ - -
and then finished in oil ar 1ra or ,ocTa Er loI,,a Mo
lures the Ph9s9erph is The best ia BBLTT is making
cases fbese are ~ he rf we'd nv NJ l %
children the time Of SITTING is so Short the 8au ry' e
nr.sss Of +f jfl is rsf,, ,i ios M vuI "a
sTsos sy i g s Is eSy F sa LoF goaps ana
L.nt n 1,5ga Of f5a ba.1ti az 80 S ~; 800
mems. esr At bis rooms Ec,s. = a pinnr Riocl
No, 'sf~ast yi-C-ec,ts,, - a,,57 'F 5.s A
- CO.
La r f E'a z p 81 3 LIE PILLS.
-, - ~ OK, ~ ~ GLi9h HEI EDf'
pt,ia;. 49, So ~, , y. n ~ - 81. o. N-"l"e' A. u
135i- 49, w '' f al, :; ~, - *, -,
A. - I 4549 10 ,..ai''us 10 llT cure OF al
nose painful ana dangerous disorders 70 winch the te-
- an 't - VA ~ ,ao al eAcess ang
IN 90 '''' O'- '' @ 'p9'NS 0u'0 may Oo Feheu
'h' nm Nh r1zprr,,v, r.r,rv,
~ -4 a 81 - 1 ~ y uAD2ES
~ as PECULIARLY suited 1t Wi, IN short time, bring on
tH9 u,nIlly P3tiya "tth F5Su,aFIy'
Aaah o2st'e, pri3e one Dolar pears the Government
u 0ie' n 70 lIC7i,5 oo1i'efiel's
4 4 -
,s p d,,r il ,5o H. o. zen ieaes tnaI are
to Bring on iscerifge but at every otSer time and in
every other case they are psr ec.y safe.
Sole Agents for the United States and Canada,
l. BALDWIN & CO., Rochester, NY
TUTFI:E MOSES, Auburn, N. Y, GENERAL AGENTS.
N, B. 81 and six postage stamps enclosed to any aa.
thorzed Agent, Will insure bottle of the Pills by return
nail.
sa Oy one druggist IN every town IN the United
PTRR. FosTFR. & 7o-No I c,rrbfn rosto, yyt,,o
sale Agents or New England, "''''
For sale by YIN Bush & Co.. wholesale and retail
agents. and druggists generally mchls dawly
sPEVNG Tg-OVVEES
W. h. -, -
SPLENDID PIONEERING BULBS, consisting Of
TG ,iLaiPp ,,,,,rr, IRIS
Ar raory-s, NAROIssUs,
SgG0 'Dpope 'Un,NoUtLLs.
.., eNuM pI1sot", eLADAoLUS &C.
Catalogues sent by mail and orders promptly executed
oil dlr ZIG Main street
G00DAKD \ AIngTTTss
Vocal and lns1rumeu'ui q ,sndriiIe Band
Of the san,e.
n T. G sIAIal FIRST FrsI E ,5lj
Wi Unngs, Clarinetto; '-' P'0''
l. Po'"ERs, Cornet pistonj
B. D. RYAN, Double Bass.
Any number Of poea furnished for Balls, Parties, As
P Goddard, Mulberry street. j. n. Aldrich. No Vine
street W. h. Hobbs, No Carlton street. or at O. Ior
ing's Music SIRE, No. 2OS Main street.
All orders promptly tended to diff go
EI00D
Dealer in NEW AND sGoJND.HAND FURNITURE.
CroCGcrynnd Glass Ware
Stoves oarpe'S' and all kinds OF House Furnishing
Nn-Casb Maid for s0 ,y19 ho5 ,,-u4l,-. .. 90,
mcbi8 div L. hooD'
IA NJ ES .. w LILA MS,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
No. SlS Main Street,
as "oHoEsIEH, Mass, dly
OF. henry Sargent gives special attention to
DssaSe' Of the Eye Once NO. II Worcester Bank Block
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EEeoEreeC EseEzsieRl Eatf2s,-The proprietor
Of the Worcester Water Cure would announce t. the pub
these baths.
yYoraastsr Jan. u. 1858. 5H
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-11

FRANK LgsLE's ILLUSTRATED NEwsPAPER-The Iaa
numbers Of Frank Lesties illustrated Newspaper have
to hand. In Style and general appearance it re
sembes-aud Is qnte equal to-the London illustrated
ReiCS, which is world renowned for the excellence and
variety Of its illustrations. The New York paper how
ever is sold al half the price of its London nrotovpe
The engravings 10 Crank Lesien inf IL ly superior
to those in "Ballou's Pictorial. "-Bhig, Easton Pa
a4 dPTuaSRw9m
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j. l. HOOD.
Dealer in NEW AND SECONDHAND FURNITURE,
CroCGcry nnd Glass Ware
Stoves, Carpets, and all kinds OF House FURNISHING
Goods.
N. B.-Cash paid for Secondhand Furniture, at 23g
Main street, by j. l.. HOOD
mchI8 div
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Fine Custom shirts Made TO Order,
FROM MEASURE AMEs p. DRAPE r. man.
ufncturer Exclusively to orier,) of
FINE DRESS AND FANCY SHIRTS COLLARS, &c.
No 40 Washington Street, (Up stalrs) Boston.
N. b. Mating this particular branch Of gentlemen's
dress his entire business the subscriber would respect.
fully say, that havi peculiar method whereby the
most difficult forms may be perfectly nted together with
The fact Of using the hest iabrcs and employing none
but the At sesers he able 70 Offer inducements tn his
patrons that cannot fail TO give satisfaction. df s24
Size and Price Reduced, from 90 70 20 cents
al bottle Hamm0nd's LinBH fHf--the best Imminent IN
use and hac is used by Physicians well 90 the
people, The label bears the certificate Of Of our
bps physicians and citizens. Az orders from merchants
aud others. addressed TO j. O. Hill, Worcester Mass viii
receive prompt attention,
~ Bear In mind that the price s reduced.
q. HILL Apohecary,
tvfQ dawtf Worcester Masa
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MISS GRAVES can receive few private pupils, at
Salisbury Mansion on WEoSEsDAYs and SATURDAYS
Eor particulars and specimens, inquire at Dr. LIN
sELL's, Walnut street ap12 DIFF
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Hair Ornaments. Brea4tpins. Ear Rings, Brace.
lets, Necklaces, Vest and Guard Chains braided and
mounted with gold to order. Persons having hair Of de-
ceased living friends have preserved in neat
Gnd tasteful manner, by leaving it with
COLEMAN s PUTNAM,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-11

A. fsrent8sss Designer aud Eugraver upon Wood
aud Stone. over the Quinagamoud Bank Entrance IA
Mnln tteet u0usu ON Crescent Street An orlers viii
mset aHhprlup IL attention. Particular attention pad
aiting Maghnerv. dec'h dtf
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NELLLIANI 5TCETNs0N

De q NIGE1aIflN, 80 %,
Il o ii p A HIC YSICIAN
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE JI2 MA1N 81. OFFICE uouR
rRo& TO 3: AND TO P o'oroox p. NJ
Nlrcaatav Gsf 20 IgE2
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HOLDEN a GRosyENOR'i

UULDFN " UHUbN ENONH
" @ und RHO Band.n
Music furnished for Balls, Parties &c.
HON N, First Violin;
Il. DuBMAS Second Violin, and Prompler,
N. q LAcKbY, Clarinettei
J. u. 0RosyEsoR Coruet,
Q H. CusHMAH, Contra iiass
ENGAGEMENTS made 90 A. Ma rh,s Music Store. No /
American uouse FLOCK, with Isaac FsAe or either OF the
above. dtf 200
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CHAPLIN q EtLLOrSON,
ArrORNHYS AND CoUNsELLoRs AT LAW
Nos, and Worcester Bank Block, Worcester Mass.
HrshY OnAfIH o. II. TuLoTsoE.
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JAMES o. VILLA MS,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
No. ais Main Street,
al WORCESTER, MASS. div
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DOCTOR n. -. MCGUIRE, SURGEON
20 Salem Street.
a.vomoe houis 10 4 P. NJ, Advice free 10 the pooy
aus d3m H. w. MCGUIRE, M, D., Alb.
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9NMBROIDERiES LACE GOODS
~ HOSIERY,


ENMBROIDERIES, LACE GOODS
~ HOSIERY
GLOVES, UNDER GARMENTS. &c.
G. p. PLIMPTON, at Nos. 300 Washington. and
Winter Streets Boston, has received full ass rtment Of
the above named goods which will be offered on the most
favorable terms to the trade, and at retail
In his stock may be found every description Of sewed
Muslin and Cambria Embroidery such as
COLLARS, SLEEVES, CUFFS,
Sets Of Collars and Sleeves ia Cambria and Muslin Rich
Lace sets 10 Honit n, Malta. Applique and Vaercien
nes, Needeworked Edgngs, and Inseitinps Bands and
Founcnga, Infants Frock Waists and Dresses Linen
Cambria llandkercheis, Plain and Embroidered in
great many yles
BLACK LACE Wells
IN Real Thread, and Imitation also Simple and Mourn
ing Wells.
PRETTY DRESS CAPS
in neat, simple styles, OoiTures Head Dresses &C. Ey-
cry description Of Lace Goods in Real AMI Imitation
ull as39ttment Of
HOSIERY.
in all desirable styles and Sizes for Ladies' Gents, and
Chldrcnj and ,lso,
BEST PARIS KID GLOVES
for Ladies', Gents and Children very good quality Of
Kid Gloves for 70 aud 50 cents per pair A full assort
ment o. Fleeced SILK Cloth, and Cashmere Gloves ana
Gaun,lelts
MERiNo AND SIX UNDERSHIRTs AND
DRSWERS
or Ladies', Gents, and Children, &c, &s. deoi6w ot
CHARLES HAMILTON,
Book, Job, Card, and ornamental Printer.
Nos. and , Central Exchange, sd aoor,)
WORCESTER, MASS.
All orders promptly attended to- dawtf oil
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DF. henry Sargent gives special attention to
Diseases Of the Eye Once No. II Worcester Bank Block
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Es As GOODNON.
Wholesale Dealer and Jobber in
BOOTS, SHOMS, and RU BEERS
No. / Mechanics Hall Building,
Worcester, MASS.
Particular attention given tn orders DIFF mch3
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Dy, Harris. Dentist, having associated with him
self DIR TRACY, (who has been engaged with him fol
the last five ysars hereafter the business will be con-
ducted at the old stand of Dr. Harris under the firm Of
July l, 1856 HARRIS & TRACY
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-11

On the grounds of the Worcester County Agricultural
Society, in the City Of Worcester, on
Euestf.y. Noy. sEs- 1894
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10 MABBIED LADIES

we have now received annual assortment
SPLENDID PIONEERING BULBS, consisting of
TULIPS, IRIS
HYAUTNTHS, NARCTSSUS.
CEOCUS, JOHNQUIJLS,
SNOW DROP8, GLADAOLUS, &C
Catalogues by mail and orders promptly executed
NJ. b. GREEN CO..
oil DIFF PIG Main street.
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We desire 60 coll the attention puoto TO the
above notice, hY whiuh it viii be seen that have pur-
chased the entire stock in trade of L. Harden & Co.
The stock consists Of every description of
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% GGt.

e. TO RENT-A convenient Cottage House,
ss in good repair with fine garden attached, sust-
sA ed in pleasant Locality, will he rented low if ap-
pied ior soon Inquire at this office. dtf n3
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1l1Q1rts

SALESMEN WANTED.-TWO Statesmen
~ wanted Immediately at the City Sore, 14s Main st
o29 dtt }. Il. CLARKE u co.
AAI ANTED-An American GIRL to do Cooking
' and general housework Inquire at Nc 20 Har-
ward St. diff 90
AATANTED TO PUR CHASE-A moderate
w sized Cottage,-within ten minutes walk of the
Post Ohce Apply at this office. Sc DIFF
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-03-06

The following is The closing rOriiOu Of q
speech made By David r. Alehiason, at Plate
City. Missouri. week or tsO since. A gen.
as@sA vas present Who gives the following
report. Speaking Of the Constitutional Con.
vsniiOn, AiehisOn, says:
''This Convention met ct Topeka and fran.
ed What they called asOnstituiiou, and say .hey
inlsnd 70 aPPly for admission into the Union.
Now should Congress admit them. sGat wR
you DO , I'll tel you what 7 oil do II Con.
gre's admits them into the UniOu vi.bout l.v
or precedent. (nOdding bis head aud rsi,iug
bic right hand,) I'll resist But Congress
viii DO no such thing. They, the Free STATE
men have held an election and elected officers
on The fifteenth Of last month, and say they in.
tend TO Pu! their work in operation on The 4.h
Of March. Remember The 4tA Of KaroG. If tbsy
eann't DO 1t legally. they say they will do il by
force Of arms. They have sent their messen.
gers North aud East, who are raising money
men, arms, de-, for that purpose. Nov,
~hat shall advise yOu to dOf 1 am an old
man--nOs an Office Seeksr-you are entitled lG
my advice and you shall have il ; and not ouI,
that bat my arm, (hOlding it up high) ior
value your interests and good feelings next 4
my hopes Of Heaven. Go over there-seDt
your young men, and il they attempt to dhv,
you out. then, damn them, drivs them Osa. Pih,
Of you Wi'h your shot guns. are equal 10 tw,
hundred and fifty Of them with their SHARP
rifles. Get ready. arm yourselves. for il the,
abOliIiOuiEe KanEaS, Missouri is no longer
slave State, and you lose 500. 900. 900 Of you
property. l would not advise you to shoot
man. II you burn house yCu turn famil,
out Of doors /; If yOu shoot man you shoot
father-a husband Do nothing dishonorabl,
No mao is worthy the name of Border Rufia
who would do dishonorable act. intend
be citizen Of KanEas, aud l am satisfied th.
I can justify every act of yours before God an
Jury.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-03-06
TemDeranoe Revival.

The eiIIEsns Of Urbsna, Champaign county.
Ohio. have recently enjoyed most cheering
temperance revival. of which the otisen q
Gazette Of the Ssnd ult, giVss the following
account:
I'VE are nov in the midst Of one Of the
greatest Temperance ReVivsIs ever experience
ed in this community. By invitation Of the
Order Of Good TsmpIars. John R. Williams,
the old war-hOrse Of the Temperance RefOr.
melton, commenced q series Of lectures on Sat-
urday evening last at the Court House. He
addressed large audience st the same place
on Sabbath afternoon. On Monday evening.
the meeting was held in the frat N. E. Church
and this capaciOus building was 6lled at an
early hour to its utmost capacity. During the
evening -Four Hundred and One names were
obtained to the pledge. Another meeting
was held at the same place on Tuesday
evening. There was no perceptibls diminu
tion 10 the crowd, and some tSO hundred name,
were obtained to the pledge. At the close OI
the meeting in the Church, the Good TEN.
Plsrs held q meeting at their Hall and initiated
thirty odd members.
On Wednesday evening Mr.. willisms ad.
dressed the Firemen at Union Hall. The large
room was crowded to excess. mud We learn
that large number of names were added Il
the pledge during the evening.
The excitemeu. is fairly up. and we trus
before We see the end Of it. every dOggery il
the town will be closed"
Welearn from the o. s. Journal, Of tn,
2sth ut., that the meetings were continued
until the number who had joined the total OBJ
stnence pledge, had increased to over on,
thousand
The AOlunkee Fire Company and the Artil-
lery Company. of Urban, marched TO one o.
the meetings in full uniform and every man oI
them enlisted for the war against king Alco
lhOl -
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-03-06

SUICIDE OF ASLAVE MorHER AND HER Two
CHILDRES.-The Helena (Arkansas) Shield.
Of february I'd, says: % Tue'day morning
last, about day-ligbt,s negro woman belonging
to Mr.. Bowie, of this place, drowned herself
and two children, one eyed Eve years and the
other twenty months, in the Mississippi river.
About 9 O'Clock the same morning the bodies
oil the mother and the eldest child were lodged
in the ice at the bow Of the wharfboat. The
body Of the child was not found. Previous
to leaving home, which was before the white
family had arisen. she attempted to frs the
kitchen, She seems 10 have deliberately DIRE ss-
ed her children for the awful deed. the little
boy found in her arms having his clothes and
shoes on.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-03-06
Discovery Of an Extinct Volcano

The Rev. D. D. Lore, traveller in the val
ley Of the Rio Grande, has discovered what is
believed to be The crater OF an extinct solcano.
on The dividing Ridge between the Rio Puerca
and the Rio Grande. II is . regular cOnieal-
shaped mountain, ,rising up sbruptly and insOla-
ted, on the dividing highland between the two
rivers before mentioned. From the base Of the
top, which shows in the distance TO be fat,
10 ab,ut one hundred and City feet, more Orless
The sides Of the mountain, when reached. were
found 70 be one mass Of loose cinders the
whole appearing like mountain Of refuse from
some mammoth furnace, which lad bsen accu
mulatiug for ages.
The measurement Of this hollow cone By
steps was, at the bottom leo feet in diameter
aud across the Top, the diameter is about s2s
feet. The depth nov, after having been filing
np for centuries. is about rs feet Thus we
have magnificent bowl. 666 feet in circumfer-
sace ct the top. and $50 feet at the bottom
and some a6 feet Deep. ~a
The mountain, as before observed, lies ives
ofthe village Of Los Lunes. about eight miles
and perhaps tenfrom the Rio Grande del Norte
Itia about ten miles south Of the thirty .fitl
parallel of lat, and Is connected with the grea
chain on the west bank Ofthe Rio Grahde.
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