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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-05-24
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I ,
viRclYfA FEMALE lNsTTUTE--Sssslod
co.aasa. aes fst Sepic'noer III e'''' '"''
pay r. +. FalLLips, Ffhclfai. ofj;ce
Key =, ~; {, BFLi Attorneys at Law, Oliice
iEII.. Notary Public ana LON
~ .;.. !,4 70 take epositions, AMI settle
-, - - }aar5ians Administrators, Executors
z On 'qa'2Ss' TEoUr, Attorney at Law, Cen'F"
Rank Rsw. Staunion, Va. ,,,,a;.+ aud
Il. qsgGtp G1 - Jtaens6a, Va.
81 80 .g ,ViasS BFAR, Watch and Jewefy
EI Main Sy4ee;, S'aunton; n,.,o. N4a;r
n. st9.s.t MISUNDERSTANDING at helihoAo
; NE FiSs9" \ EVANS, Tobacco and Segar store
o,oostte the Post 0iIiec, slauhton. l.,....
fRHf1RRiS s GS0DE, Merchants i' Gro uo',H'
vi IN Fancy ana Staple G0oaS any M Mi
eaeIally. Opposite Nihdlca'o' 0'''0s'
,reet Siaunton, Va. ,ro, flanders
6NdRBER i COME, i =, Nar,h end Of
w and Machinisls-woIks al Nof'a e''' -
..ss9T 81 s. Go.--Forwsr,dln,s and :,
s naa,.o;ssjon Merchants, and dealers IN
)r~ Goods GENERALLY, corner opposite va 'aoae
s,sSVa n WATTS-AUofney at Law ei'ice
ia on Central Bank Row, Stanton.
ESSVISR x BAYLOR-Miorney al LAY ,v..--,
ID Odieo in Brick building opposite INC ooH''
House. ~ HARNESS and
IS Trunk Factory, opposite Va Hotel.
suBOEE.N& McCUE-AtloIney 1T LID"
4 nf1ico revt door TO Hafman & Bell. -,
~ =, COCHRAN 4 G0.-IooaeGohistEs' a.,o
Il dealers in Segafs, Snuff, gc'' NEW '''e''''
~ a T4YsER g sTRIBLLNG Merchants ai,,
~ dealers in Fancy Goods, geneFa''S' MUM
s So t,SJ.a.IIN s j s. CR4PFoRD-NM l;n
s g cj,an1s and de4l4rs i'll Fancy Goods MAJ"
81 an Merchant and urocef'
I'd New Town Pump, Main ST., s,a ..,., oa' 9,
xvIRsINlA H0rE. -Staunlon--Nice''"s E"
= peyton, Propretofs. c,:oxs CIR,
pH Al. GUSHING * 0a-Gon,eel'o'e'SS :"' 3
Il. GERS and dealers in Fancy Aaicies' No Q
RIain Street. Siaunton. ,,,,ctN,, Nav
'sTFNTRAi. BANK OF Yl'GlN' !,
GBlick Building opposite tnion 'i''''
JAMES G. LAIRD Chemist aud Druggist N'''''
~ Street, Staunlon, Va.
wnRS. T. II. WARD, ut liner and si"''a"
w maker, S,aunion, Va.
,gszwuOODWARDHO HOUSE, S'anh'o"' va
z# ]. n. Woodward pfol tor
EAR. b 3. BeNAGnE1c 'e Immediately
EF opposite the Pasl Office.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SPRING
GOODS.

TAS. A. PIPER has this day (Mareh 12th) asso-
81 ciated with him in the Mercantile }usin go, NJ.
p. FUNKH OUSEk. The business, herea.te viii
be continued at the old stand, under 'he ma o
PIPER d FUNkHOUSER-
We are now receiving a large lot of SPRING
GOODS, which we are determined to sell at a very
small advance. PIPER Il FUNKU0USER.
Stanton, April 5, lS5G.--3ts.
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Hardware.

wEy II. 'WATTS s. f. C. RICHARDS
W. Have removed TO the old stand OF J. b
BrecAinbIiige SON, opposite Is. & J, S. GRAVY
ford having received additions 10 their stock
will be glad to see theirriends.
Stanton. Sept. 10, 1855.
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Cbscass Cor Cash.

IN ordorto sell Furniture as low asst can be bought
Il uthA Northern Cities, shall this year sell Tor
cash. or its equivalents; and pledge myself to sell
from Is to 20 per cent lower than it has ever been
sold in this place before. My stock of Furniture, at
this time Is very large, both of home and northern
manuacture. | will receive to-day about % do
zen chairs, cane and wood seat; some best quality
cane scat Rockers and cllildrcns chairs. shalre-
eeiyc regularly from Boston and New York, furni-
turc ofevcry description, which will be sold at Il
small advance on cost. y call, is all ask
Jan K 1856. A. D. CHANDLER.
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STAPLE CpGrpS.

WE have just opened the following Staple Goods
w 3-i, rs A, sd, GA and 1914, Brown Sheet
ing and Shirtings, Sd, s4i, GA and l24 blcached
Sheetngs and Shrtings, 0snoburgs, Cot, Cassi-
meres Blue and Mixed Jeans Gambroom, and 9TH
err pant stulls--200 pieces New style Calicoes from
81 to Is cents per yard; Tiekingy Plaid and
Striped for Servants Manchester and other apron
Checks; Cot. Bagging; White and Brown Drills :;
Canton Flannels; Cotton arms; Cotton Bats, Can
dlewick, Seine Thread, Glue and lFhite Wadding
&C., all of which will be sold low at
MAY 10, 1856 WHITE Il PATRONS
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NEsT TAsA sEEGE s.EyE.


{ = and after The Let July novt -
-, D1M HAX LINZ - ST4GEV' ~ EHau
81 oNI0N 70 HINeHE6TEH. formina =, c 0t
h iion irs with ~ t oodMard Cos ay Aceameda
hfXnTton Natural Bridge buchanan ' AZ nn ~
f t . VIRGINIA Central Railroad At Stoit hn
i Iron. eie terminus OF which are running daily
Springs - "ii tue virginia
IL - ia ,his arrangement we are enabled 70 e;t
at eieSeas to any Of the abo1e named Ilacrs
Our Stages will leave Stannton,,a anl o.Hef me.
t to Arrival OF the Richmond and Alexandra cas =
R iag sTehias arrive at Winchester neSt ornn
the aii4a 'V of b h.hessr in the evening after
ears, and reach stanton next 1Ho,i;ng. 1''''H9FS
FOL ar We'd IPpa1 az II our oiloe heAmerean Uo-
w. y "9o'f H4Eu taaSysg Siag, On, Va,
june &c. 55-Speetator Roeknabamp iiT Rcxs;or
~ a a men9eft Tenth Legion, Spiiit of Demoera.
ey AHA ihcAester firsi niaE cory n ANVIL d
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IMPORTER.
Wholesale and Retail Dealcrin American DC Lmporte
GUN S AMID RIEIE

GU N 5 AND RIFLES,
EoWLlNG and Fishing Tackle, Table and Peck
i ct Cutlery, Walking Canes, -ss,
Belts and Port Monies, Percussion ~
Caps, Gun Powder, Patent shot, S~-z1S~
Balls, Powder Fasks Pouches and
Belts, Bird Bags, Nipples and Wren. = uakzxs5sug
ches, Washing Rods and ricklers. Dog CnaIIls and
Collars, Gun Makers Materials &C., &c. Revov-
the trade. s. SIfTUERLASD
No l52 Main ST., opposite Eagle Square,
Richmond, Va.
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NOTICE..

EoR reasons which my friends will appreciate
Il and approve, have sold my entire establish
business at the old stand. Having undertaken the
management Of the new concern, / shall be pleased
to see my old friends and customers, and will en-
deavor to give them satisfaction.
Jan. 10, 1856. CT. COCHRAN
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NEW LEAF TURNED OVER.
M are manufacturing nice article of Candy
w which we will sellat 5l63a perhundred weigh
Tor cash; and IL thc@ords of the editor we woult
say "all orders must be accompanied with the casl
toreceiyc attention.
EN-. GUSHING d co.
stanton, Jan. -, 1856.
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WANTED.

Butter, Ne, for which the highest cash nries
" Il be paid. +. POWELL, & ~ NC
March %, 1856 - w.
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LADIES AND GENTLEMEM

tFyou all want to see how beautiful your faces re
a come to Rankin's Gallery and let him takeon
Ambrotype OF YOU which makes one of the most beau
tinl Picture that has yet been discovered in the
N"e "i's' Dec. 22 1855.
4 NICE lot of Ladies' Dress Goods, of n var;et,,
~ Of lao fov e,I, o. N"ticbi
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WASHINGTON HOUSE,

NORNERI.Y GADSBI'S,)
= "a CrRNEP or THIRD STREET AND
pENXSyL TAEL4 1FENUR,
WASHINGTON CITY, d. {.
y4,ttR Subscriber begs leave to call the attention
III friends and the public 10 the above lote
AZ ,,iicA he has Just taken charge as PROPRIETOR
mgci expense the house has been recently re-
N}ged AID tefurnished; therooms and parofs iIane-
49, decorated and in short, the entire edhec
,eaIe3 To conform 10 the mast modern style.
THE " ASi3iNGIOH HOUSE.
~. ,,.o4ed but one square from the Capitol
'eg''aIls. ara meas the Railroad Station, presents
E. tIose visiting Washington accessible aud con-
,,nis,f retreat whence they may readily reach ne
I(enartu.ents and otAoI places OF business III tAe
city. t. - $50 !, ,,i,.,,
cd nle}ses Aiusuto spare no pains to render thelr
soi5gra pleasaut anu agreeable ith pohte ana
assistants prompt and respectful servants,
md tabo supplied with the best viands OF the sea-
som. Inc hoacs aud expects To make the Washington
fi,,s' one that will raaS with the first Hotels OF
the country. lie respeetlullg soeits trial by the
Baareitrs taken b. the week or month. Charges
''o"'-" ''' CORBAN BAKER, Proprietor.
Washington, D. C., sept.22, ls55.
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NEW ARRIVAL.
10 II IT IN

nUR most e8aeent Spring and Summer Stock Of
~ Ready Made Clothing has been received and
we have the pleasure of exhibiting to the public the
latest and best patterns and styles of line and but
sincss dresses in French and other cloths, easfi-
meres cashncres, sattinets, &C., Dc, we'll as i'll
summer stus of all kinds together with Hats, Caps
and large assortment in the furnishing line. In
stead of the useless enumeration of articles, we
simply state, that we brought on larger stock this
Spring than ever before. The careiulness with
which it was selected, justly recommends our goods
to the purchaser in preference to al others and the
astonishing low prices will intaee him to buy
just come and examine.
TO country merchants we viii sell at Baltimore
Wholesale prices. KAHN 4 SCllttHTEbhN,
Nain ST., next to Woodward House,
April g. lS56.-Spec. COPY.
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TOBACCO AND sEGAR BUSINESS

TOBACCO AND SEGAR BUSINESS.
UANING purchased the establishment so long
l. and fayorabiy known under the STYLES of c. r.
Cochran d Co. and G. 7. Cochran, / propose to
continue the business of TOBACCONlST at the
sameplace. have secured the services of Mr. c.
I. Cochran as agent end manager of the business
and trust shall merit and receive a continuance
of the patronage so literally extended to the old es
Enlistment. ROBERT j. GLENDY
Lon 1ShG
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NETE will receive in a few days, a very i..rce and
w well assorted stock of Spring and Summer
goods, to which we call the attention Of the old
CRAWFORD IL COCHRAN.
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THE CENTRAL SAY NGs BANK
INTEREST will be paid on depostes at the rate
l. Of per cent, per aanua, on all sums remaining
on deposite one month OF longer, fractions OF
month not to be counted in reckoning interest. De-
positcs will be paid upon Is days notice. Discount
day, Saturday Notes To- discount orrenewa must
be handed to the Treasurer On Friday evening, or
they will not be considered by the Board Of Direc
tors.
Office at the Store of j. Brandeburg & Co.
II. NJ. BELL, Prest.
G. X. SNAPP, Vice Prest.
JOIN BRANDEDEEG, Treasurer.
NJ. q. HARMAN,
A. j. CAREER,
NJ. II. MeCuE, Directors.
j. IL. MeCCE,
WM. IL. WATTS,
Staunton, Oct. 81, l555.-ly.
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NOTICE..

vE,llE frm of B. q j S. Crawford is this day dis
4 solved by mutual consent, j. $. Crawford hay
ing sold out lis interest to James w Crawford and
Henry X, Cochran, the trim will be continued under
the style of Crawford 4 Cochran. II becomes all
solutcly necessary that all accounts due the ed
firm, UP to Jan. 1st 1856, should be act ee up i'm
mediately. BENJAMIN CRAWFORD.
JOHN y. CRAWFORD.
April u, 1856.
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E6ueEy !SgG5!e, &fOsgs9gOa2, beg.
GEAHIAts leased the American Hotel Stables,
L 4 take this methoa of Informing my old friends
and Che travelling public that now prepared to
keep horses by the year month, or day, aad to sell
horses commission. Droyers are invited to call
upon me, As am prepared TO Keep them as fay-
orable terms any other Stable in this place.
have procured good and attentive 0stlers, and
will give especial attention to training and selling
horses for reasonable commission.
All ask IS rRY BRowNs SrAttEs oEcE, and if
you not pleased, don tstop with him again.
Dec. 8, l655. j. ii. BROWN.
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MISS KATE M. GERMAN,
HAVING just returned from the North would in
4 vite the attention of all purchasers of
MILLINERY GOODS,

in this vicinity, to her new and rich stock. She is
just opening beautiful assortment Of goods of the
present season consisting in part of every style Of
Straw Bonnets, Pedal Braids, fine English Straw,
Flounee, Leghorn, Straw Tissue, shaker Hoods,
Bloomers, dc. Rich Dress Hats, Mourning Hats, a
beautiful seleetioa of French Artificial Flowers, Head
Dresses and lssess Trimmings
She has also large assortment of Embroderies,
Nantillas, Corded and Hoop Skirts, &c.
All may feel assured that q moro desirable stock
cannot be found in point of fashion, STYLE price.
April 49, 1856.
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+a ,n9Ssqoscrieer rcspoctay informs his friends
NAM ne ren s @ the auction business and
give him call. -'-S -' p customers is
October Ii. lShh p'.N0. DAVIS.
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MEp CHANT TA!LoRgNe

0aa- subscriber las opened very SUPERIOR lot o,
ra S"ous 10y 9cntiemcn's wear, at the store EooSn
sn u'" vi 70 o g9ion Hap on main Street ut tn
~ No. NJ ohear' He has engaged the suryiers
Oh N.Y. lear an experienced ana acceiisHed
D",Ssl, 20 CONDUCT the business lor lin, and IL
pgyG t 20 furnish every description Of eiehing
NM oi tie nrSt material and in the most rln@sr
a!e, or cash or to gupctpal dealers on Io,t in
the public is solicited. e patronage Vi
Stanton .r,rnor,. 90 -. 4. d. TR0fTEn.
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GROCERIES.
vi undersigned offers for sale, at the old stand
Il formerly occupied by Harper Bro, under the
Union Hall, an assortment of
ffsaaiS:y Groceries,
and requests those in want to give them call, and
examine their Goods and prices. AS they intend to
devote their entire attention to the Grocery bust
ness, they fage no hesitation in saying buyers will
una II greatly to their interest to come and see
them before buying elsewhere
March 20, ls56.2tf r. n. POWELL co.
INFERNO SHEEP FOR SALE.--l have for sale
w a flock of thorough bred Gaudalope and Pauler
MERlNO SHEEP, which Kill sell in lots suitable
for founding iioeks, in any quantity that purcha-
sers may desire. Address the subscriber at Mint
Spring, Augusta county, Va.
Aprill2, lS56.-ti. A. G. CHRISTIAN.
A LARGE lot of Slippers, Caters, and Walking
"A Shoes, for sale by JNo. M. NELSON.
April 10, 1856.
MAPLE SUGAR.--A nice article for sale by
NE STAPLES, MARTIN Co.
April u, 1886.
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Negroes Wanted.

NVSFUVS HE NKktCU.
I AN still in marketfor the pureh $50 %
Asueh as wil!sat the Southern mar Of
ing such would do well by calling o. Inc Ins av
Augusta County Va. JOHN y " SaiN,haeesboro
Dee. /, ls55.-6m. -. oMiiH.
bEESS sll.kS-a large supply of Black 1;ro n,
~ Rhine, and latest st}l Of Fancy d. nj o'o' De
PIPER & FUNKNOUsE,s
HATS.-Slk-Panam Soft-and o~or.---.,
L kind of Hats, at every othes
April 49, PIPER FuNKHoUsER's
SALT-lo,ooo sacks G. A. Salt. sooo do RI.
sale by "'-'a il pl liverpool tor
Alexandria, April 10, 1885, ~ " III " CO.
RoBES=a beautiful lot of SILK, Beraqe md r..
IL sue Robes, at ana 1is+
APRIL TO- near lie Nat;an,IT : H.,
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HONEY SuUCK.
A SUPERIOR article of very mild Tobacco, just
IA received and for sale by
ROBT. j. GLENnY,
Per. c. I. COCHRAN.
Staunton. Fab. % 1856.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-12-20

PIoTUREs OF THE OLpEN TINE, as shown in
the fortunes of Family Of the Pilgrims By
Edmund H. Sears, vol. IL mo- Boston: Crosby,
Nichols & Co.
Every thing which serves to illustrate the early
history Of New England, and to give us better
appreciation of the character OF those stern old
men, who have left their impress strongly on
our institutions presents a strong claim upon the
attention Of US, of the present day. The book
before US, gives evidence of patient and thorough
research, and is prepared in a very satisfactory
matter. The author says;
81 have attempted to connect the current of
family with that of public history, and to show
how events affected not only public men
but the homes and fresides Of the people;
and / have used the links of genealogy simply
as a continuous chain which to hang pictures of
the times through which it extends, Thus | have
attempted to show the course of human life as it
went onits perilous way behind the ofcourts
parliaments, and battles, and to bring our ances-
tors before US, not in their shrouds and cofins,
but as they lived and talked with their neighbors
and servants, their wives and children. In order
to do this effectually, have in the first two
OF the following sketches allowed myself small
margin of fancy, in which family and public his
tory might be woven into each other as TO pre-
( sent a consistent and perfect whole. But have
always done this in strict subseryiency to histori
cal truth, and the facts, believe, are always
presented in better perspective and more, there
fore, according to the verify of things, by
of the threads Of fancy by which they are woven
together. In Part Third, / found did not
need any aid from imagination and l have
therefore followed the of simple and
straightforward narrative, giving view of do
mestic life in the Old Colony in the days oil the
Pilgrims"
The book is sold BY q. Baker & Co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-12-20

A very melancholy result of sudden
passion occurred recently at Stockport, N. Y.
Mrs. Dicberman was having some hard words
with her sister, Miss Palmer, when the latter,
who was cutting the wick of a candle, threw
the scissors violently at her sister. They
struck the child of Mrs. Dickerman, two
years old, who was sitting in her lap, and
pierced him to the heart, causing immediate
death. The unhappy murderess was taken
to jail
The venerable DIR. Mott, eighty-five
years old, the President of Union College,
met large number of the alumni Of the Col
lege in New York, Tuesday evening. APP.
proprlate addresses were made, and the affair
was OF most agreeable nature. plan was
organized for the erection OF a Graduates
Hail. The President retains at his great age
the full possession of his mental powers. He
said it was more than fifty years since he took
charge of the institution, then without build
ings, apparatus, or library, and loaded with
debt. What it is now every body knows.
Mr.. Thomas Norseworthy, Of Salem.
who died last week at tho age Of ninety. eight
years, was (says the Salem Register,) married
six times, and had thirty-three children. The
old man sawed wood for a living until ne was
more ttan seventy-fiye years OF age, and his
bowed form, as he slowly moved along the
streets in his latter days, must have been ia
miliar to many OF our citizens.
English papers announce the sudden
death of DR.. Pussy, Regius Professor of Ec.
clesiastcal History at Oxford. This was the
famous theologian who gave the word Puscy-
ism to the English language, though he OBJ
jected to the use of it to designate party in
the Angelica church. His learning, piety,
and ability were undoubted.
On Sunday afternoon, st. Adams, VT,
was visited by the most violent gale expert
enced for many years The gable end Of the
Methodist chapel in that town was blown in.
The congregation had been dismissed few
minutes before, 80 that no one was injured
Several barns were blown down, as also many
ehimneys.
The losses by the burning of the Hudson
River Railroad depot, at Albany, amounted to
100000 on freight and $4,000 on the buildings
and cars.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-12-20
Extract from J,.dqe Hoay's Opinion


" The paper which is called the amendment of
the return, was not paper which the mayor and
aldermen were bound to receive, or make the ba-
sis OF action 1t is not in the first place, in form
return, such as the statute contemplates, and
does not purpOrt to be so. 1t is not transcript
verified. as a transcript, by the signature of the
ward officers, OF any record, made IN open aoar3
meeting. 1t merely states under the signature of
the ward officers, that they have discovereda mis-
take in the record, and have corrected, and re-
turned the correction accordingly. But the Ward
othcers are not made by the statute certifying off
GERS TOR Gny such purposes, or of any such fact They
have right to copy certify, and transmit to the
mayor and aldermen, the record which was made
in open ward meeting, and these acts of copying,
certifying, and transmitting, are the only Off
cial acts which they have any authority to do,
after the ward meeting has been dissolved.
''SiDce this indictment was found the Legsla.
ture have made some further statutory provisions
upon the subject, Statutes of 1852, chapter 2O9,
and ZS2) While in one statute, directions are
given for the amendment, by the mayor and Al
dermen Of any city, oil errors IN the form of the
return, in the other, chap, 3S2ll the important
principle of allowing no tribunal, inferior to that
which is made by the constitution the final
Judge of the election of its members, to certify
result of an election different from the one declared
and recorded in the public meeting of the citi-
zens, is adhered TO and enforced Common
ToeaM IS. CITY of LoeoeU Reports of election
cases, IN Massachusetts, Page 679, 683.)
1t is only necessary to add, that three different
returns have been handed in, to the Mayor and
Aldermen, certified to by officers of this ward,
neither of which corresponds with the others, and
neither If sOhich is transcript of the record made
an the open aoard meeting. This fact is fully set
forth in the paper above, and is sworn to by the
ward officers.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-12-20

BuRGLARY.-On the night of Nov. ODD last,
the store of John w. Rice, in Barre was en-
tered, by breaking out pane of glass, and
robbed of pair of pistols and sundry trifing
articles. Marks of blood were distinctly visi-
bic on the money drawer-w which had evident
ly been rummaged- indicating that the bur-
glar had been cut by the broken glass, in
his entrance. In order the more effectually to
prosecute his inquiries IS to the perpetrator
of the misthef Mr.. Rice kept the matter most
ly to himself, for some time, and by traces
which were discovered in and around the
store, and other means, he has, within few
days been rewarded for his shrewdness, by
detecting, the rogue. He is lad of about Is
years, who has for some time been known as
a very bad boy. The boy is still at large The
Reform School seems to be the most proper
place for him.-Bayre Gazette.