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r.s,.- THE -
WORCESTER NURSERY


Is well stocked with choice variety Of FRUIT and Or
NAMENFAL TREES and SHRUBS, sucfr as Apple Trees 4
Pears, Pums, Cherries, Peaches Apricots Neetarines
Ounces, English Gooseberes Choice Strawberries Dutch
Currans, Antwerp and other Raspberres Grape Vines
SC, all IN line order for transpantng ~
The collection Of STANDARD and DWARF PEAR TREES Z
3 large, and Includes all the best varieties now much euI
tivated. eft a4s - gsz arsf g75,faT5-T n
Also, a great variety Of essss ~
81 ORNAMENTAL TREES AND SHRUBS 3
Bssam FRS, Norway Spruce, and other Evergreens 81
Scotch Larch, European Mountain Ash Horse Chstnuts
Weeping Willows, Linden and Tulip Trees, Honeysucks
les and most varieties suitable for this latitude and Is
leemed for their beauty. .-. -
Arbor Wife, Buckthorn, Privet, &C., for hedges.
A fine collection Of Roses, PeOnes, Dahlias, Border
Flowers, Sc, &C. eh t.li III : 80 ifz.
- ASPARAGUS RooTs, RHUBARD or PIE PLANT, &c.
GARIaEN and BLOWER SEEDS IN great variety
BuDs and ScIoNs of large variety OF Choice Fruit
Tan also be furnished. Also GRANTING WAX Of superior
qualify. a5sa % sfaa ssi'l III = 7T'fS Z "
EARIY eABAeE and TOMATO PLANTS, suitable for trans
planting. aHs hHaEue #t tas asrlfFfI 3 -e EEga &
% The Nursery has been removed from the old stand
corner at Main and Austin streets location on
Bonthbrdge street. short distance below the Junction
railroad station and about 10 minutes walk south from
the City Hail. ii e aai II gsil.f.l s ~ 80 s.
Orders promptly attended to, and Trees &c. packed to
90 safely any distance.
r. sAMLl H. COTTON, Proprietor. s..
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(HnrrHnRton Corner, 27b Main SAD
Win sell Watches at the lowest prices 1t which those
Of like quality were offered in this city An Watches
sold here are warranted to prove as recommended.
vited to examine. 7. NJ. LAMB n
NOTICE TO FARMERS.-NEW STEAM
skN ekIsr Null In MerriaeId's Buildings, Exchange
Btreet. stat t44st ft I'd * 4-tt ~ IA
The subscriber Is now prepared to grind Corn, Rye,
Oats Uobbags and every kind Of grain either for feed or
hmy nsen the best manner at bis new MIL In Exchange
street He will also give particular attention to the wants
u the merchants who will favor him with their custom
Corn meal will be boted when desired. The patronage
Of the country is respectfully solicited. At this Mill
grinding may be depended on both In the dry time OF
sumner and the cofl time Of winter An kinds Of Meal
and Hom1y CON- s ~. y! y band and forsale
worcester ~ nh5 ~ MlsA.A HOWARD HOLDEN.
Il5 new nin y NJ 49,. tfu5f1g fy.s
Doctor A.
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.T19saE Wl1a + l. 4 * 7ss9s
Gold Pins, Far Rings, and large variety Of 0rnaents
Of various Kinds too numerous 10 MENTION all Of which
WILDE offered al extremely low prices at l'AI 9hl
: -flad7 tact9lfea FISK b G0DDARDaS, lfFaiolii
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"a gentleman Of Boston writes to his friend in New Bed


soMETEINe KNOWING. by using Professor
Woods Hair Restorative, grey hair be permanently
Restote1 TO its original canr The subjoaed sertfeato
from johnson Stone, Gardiner Name is but one of the
many instances that are daily coming our knowledge
OF its wonderful effects It is longer problsmaca but
tlfy.
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FANCY DRY GOODS

Business, to which we have added the PERFUMERR,
&c TAade. Our stock has been largely increased and
will be found perfect in separate department..
With increased accommodations and facilities for
buying CHEAP, think that our establishment offers
advantages purchasers second to none in New England
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MOTICEs-lhe undersigned would hereby tender
his thanks TO the public for the very liberal patron
age heretofore bestowed upon him, and would solicit
continuance Of the same upon the new firm. l45 b.
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DEREoToRs.- N Slater, Earl 2, Mason Royal Cha.
pin, VIM. A. Robinson, James II. Read, John w Lyman
Joseph Carpenter; Charles Anthony, Louis j. Doyle
Daniel y Carpenter, Benz T. Thurson Christopher s.
Rhodes lmmsnue Searle, Providence; Edward w. LaW-
ton, Newport; Bebert Rodman 6r n NJ
Campbels Weserlyj Ellis b. Pitcher PaWtucket; James
II. Chace, Valley Falls Geo. O. BaIlou, Woonsocket;
Office No 10 Weybosset street, First Door North of tho
New Post Office Building.
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straw Bonncts Bieached, Pressed, Wired, sc Grown
Innings put in allfof 70 cents! Who can beat thlss
ap1O M ~ aHi d0t&w1t aiie oa.V hol II
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French and American Clocks Of every variety at very
low prices. FISK 4 Goddard
1Iftqmr,f q 1876 Union Block, Main street, 90 N0a
2 rae .d1 Az .not M 3at Worcester, Mass, w
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N All persons indebted to the subscriber are here
by notified that their bills are now ready for settlement
4 worcester, April j. 1851. AHAZ BASSETr.
(, ap4 g 200 p2w 1U7
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MACKFNzIE g. pRATT 4

The BrancEr '.Branching', out !.
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Boarding House keepers, and persons about comaeno.
Ing Housekeeping, will find goods at prices that cannot
TAI! to suit the most economical purchaser
Persons giving up Housekeeping, and wishing to sell
her turnlture for cash. and have it removed without fur
Their trouble viii find to their advantage to call on u.s.
sales Of Furniture at Auction when advertised 131g9a
-ttggs rsi5erss PUTNAM 4 CLARK ssa5.
mch9 DIFF 143 Main street
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SLATER MUTUAL FIRE TNSURANCE
- OOMPANYe-This Company continues to insure
cotton wooden and other mannfactoEies mers
chandse, stores public buildings dwelling houses Goods
at Bleching and Printing Works. and other az
current rates of Drprnnuo 800 20 m ~
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NEW Y0RK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
PRoFEssoR Q. WOOD

THIS ASTONISHING AND UNEQUALLED PREP
Aration has never failed to produce groWtho Bald
Heads when used according to the direction, and urn
hair back to its original color after having become grey
and rensate it in all its orgipa health ustre softness
and beauty Removes at once all curf dandruf and IN
pleasant itching, scrofua, eruptions and everish heat
from the scalp Il also prevents the hair from becoming
unhealthy and falling Of, and hence acts as perfect y
HAIR INVIG0RATOR AND TONIC.
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We present the following list as specimen Of what we
can do. .wHhfUt
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TsRsss OF PUBLICATION.
DAILY PAPER,-FoUR DOLLARs a year payable al
ways IN ADVANCE, An subscriptions discontinued at
the expiration Of the tsTn paid for,
WEEKLY PAPER.-Pr4eG two dollars years 81 for six
MONTHS and 80 cents for threenonths II paid strictly in
R1vance, 81 cts year, ngie copies 4cents each
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NOTICE.-The undersigned would inform his old
~ cid customers and Friends that be has taken room
ht No 2O7 Main street, up stairs, where he keeps
Ch'tdren,s Carriages, Bird Cages, Birds,
Fishing Tackle, &C., for sale very cheap. Umbrellas,
Par a3ois, Canes, &c Altered, Covered and Repaired
Pinking in various ST. les; Eyelets set; Marking for
Embroidery from any pattern sent in Also many other
Bmal jobs done, too numerous to mention 33 5'9fTqu
OF Agent for the New England Dye House, Boston - ,
Please observe the sign OF rhe Variety storen oppo-
site Brinley Hail. No. 207 Main street up stairs ~ 81
apt diff p H- haG Us P. YOUNG. Agent! 3
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sAMiL H. COTTON, PrOprietors
Worcester, Sd Month, 24th, 1857. d&w5w mch24
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TfnnI W0RcESTER SPY.

Printed and Published by JOHN MILTos EARLE, &
THosAs DREW at No 212 Main Street, Worcester, Mass
The weekly Sierra citizen., 1857-08-15
UeekIp 5terra Uiti,tn.
DowHIEvnLE, SATURDAY, AUG. Is, 1857.

Regular DenAocratie State 1fJket.
FOR GOvEkNoR
JOHN b. WELLER.
SACRAMENTO
FOR LIEUTENANT GovERN6R
JOS EPH WALKUP,
dy hicfs.
For Judge Of the Supreme Court,
STEPHEN ]. FIELD-of Yuba-for full Term.
s-P. 81. H.BURNETT-of Santa Clara-unexpired Term.
For Controller,
]. W. MANDEvILLE-of Tuolumne
For freasuren
- THOMAS FINDLEY, Of Nevads,-Full Term
FANES Z. ENGLISH, Of Sacramento Short Term.
fdr A6Usrsy yAaenefai,
THOMAS II. WFLfHAMS-of El Dorado.
FOR State Printer.
ssf JOHN O'MEARA-of San Francisco.
50 Tor Surveyor-General,
II. A. HIGLEY-of Alameds.
On the State Debt Question
PAY THE DEBT.
The weekly Sierra citizen., 1857-08-15

Board Of Equalization adjourned until Monday. Aur
24th, 1857. J. B. BOPE. Chairman
A. HELIX Clerk L - ''-'' -:
By A. W. Porrs, Deputy.
The weekly Sierra citizen., 1857-08-15

ExPIRs BILLIARD SAIOox.-Mr Isaiah Eaton, Of the
Empire Billiard Saloon, has procured argat expense
from New York. Of Phelans Narble-bed Combination
Cushion Billiard Tables, the first ever seen ia the Noun
tans and one of the first brought to the country
As we never handled ball or pocketed cue in our
but far the elegant ansp of this table goes
We have never seen piano. ~ harp 0f thousand
strings cqualIt Read the advertisement Of the EN-
pirc sna 90 and are ss'f yi'iss~lvcss
The weekly Sierra citizen., 1857-08-15

AxrxIcAx TOWNSHIP NoxIxArroNs-Th6 Americans O
1o~pAip No. hare put In nomination Garland Harri
snd AT. Warren for Justices Of the Peace, and A.
Donovan md F. F. Patterson for Coustahles assssz=
The weekly Sierra citizen., 1857-08-15

H6N SEAMS
rRlcr, NEVADA, AUGUST 10, 1857.
The weekly Sierra citizen., 1857-08-15


wished to talk the Mexican to
tain whether he the whom he suspected Of robbng the
quartz Bue hsdd wish Butler interfere
did not think worth while have anyg do With such
of the firing he drew the with his hand and stand
up M a. the time Of to ae es not asss ms
Butler Mona and Butler not than ten feet apart
him sa @
SHOT fired, Moa and NOT than minute af
Richard GGaoscay lived Do1neve September 1856
Mofat card Of craycfofs Saloon and In
thieves Mateo oreano then better have him
him You had better mind that here you come back
and MS replied to y , sn had az loo. out
Butler followed him within mintes in minute
wards followed Butler; Butler and the bar and
said between Buer and Motin the hen
and when heard report pistol
from three to six apart when Butler drew the pistol Was be-
hind MO vsn The pistol Was 81 I, s the end
chair Of Butler Champagne and openS
the clothes Of Moat and the wound about
dressed in two shirts Butler drew the pistol from his len
de did no. see him strike rstr.tns e ts snd
them the card close have struck each other
II they had desired to do
when he and Mont talking there Mot did not have te
Mexican b the collar that know Of cannot that he did
the spanard Butler had spoken
that question Vas asked he then said that hs had
os am s % s
the ropm
a i. amer DO not
q have been he
IN che about atanee Of tie counter
and before the firing Il
s.s :s ..... a. S @ s = ss e s
drawn.
The weekly Sierra citizen., 1857-08-15

eSrRAwBERRIEs-We wefY presented last Week bS MI
Currier whoae place is near Goodyears Bx, with some
beautiful Strawberries Of the Alpine vsiy which were
Of exquisite favor The donor has our thanks.
The weekly Sierra citizen., 1857-08-15

EL DokADo HorEL-This well-known HOTEL on Main
street, ne the junction of Commercial has been taken,
u win be by the advertisement in another column
BY Mr.. Navarete, clever gentleman who is deserving
Of success
The weekly Sierra citizen., 1857-08-15

- Good hodsekeepefs in want Of pleasant and
permanent situation, referred to the advertisement
of Dr. Miles, In another column
The weekly Sierra citizen., 1857-08-15
Democratic County Nomihatiohs.

For Sheriff. j. WHITE-of ST. Louis
For County Clerk-C. c. THOAAS-of Forest City.
For ffeAsurer-WILLIAM THOMAS-uf Downieville.
Disk Astorney-HARRY l. THORNTON
,r~ A...ehix-( JAS. A. CLARKE-of Forest City.
). A1'e1S 4. u. H1LL-of Rabbit Greek.
For .Asse.sor-HENRY G. BRowN-uf Goodyears
For Surveyor-ISAAC E. JAMES Brandy City.
For Coroner-ALEMBY JUMP-of St touis
Public Administrator NJ. RAMSDEtt-Downfe
For Superintendent Of Public thstsuetlsn,
ese ZENAS w. KEYES-of Do*hieville.
ron stPksvtsoas,
flrss District
Second Dsrct. MILTON j. GOODFELL0W.
Third District. .SAMUEL G. WHlPPLE
's DENOCRATYC TOWNSHIP NOXINA TONS
M o-l GEOkGE A. BOOTH
N ..JOHN q. STANLEY.
FOR coNsrABLZs,
r....s;. ~. (................. RICHARD OMALLEY,
township NO. ALEXANDER KENNEDY
The weekly Sierra citizen., 1857-08-15

Ho FOR 1HE EAkEs!-A hunting and fishing istfy,
armed with every Kind Of sporting apparatus for
getting the NECESSARY pocket pistols this place
Tuesday morning last bound for Gold, Truckee. Pya-
mid, Honey sad salt lakes The company consisted Of
the following gentlemen :W. T. FHguson, Sem
ator from Sierrs CsPsain Brig Gen.O. G. KasE Quar-
termAster; VIM. B. HcEok, Pakmssser H. PAUL.,
Pufveyor cf Pipes and Tobscc0; A. G. johnson. Apoth-
ecary and Physician, and Controller of the Medicine
Chest : and Mr.. Howe, Of Eureka, Keeper Of the
Aparejox
We understand that the first adventure the party met
with was in Sierra Valley, where ftey encountered
genuine q grizzly" Report says that Cap:Ferg, the
CommandeNn- Chief and Brig. Gen. As.i inglorously
treed, while Paul. enlasing the example Of his illus
trious namesake, advanced with Bowie knife m one
hand and pipe-of-peace IN the other
The weekly Sierra citizen., 1857-08-15

WELLER AND WILLIAMS AT NEyADA-We haM the plea
Of listening to COL Weller and Mr.. Williams at Ne
vada, Saturday night The crowd was large and en-
husastc and the eloquent addresses of these gentlemen
were listened to by delighted auditory
The weekly Sierra citizen., 1857-08-15

Two IxPoRrkST CESpfDkFEs--Next 10 The Guberna-
toral head of the Democratic Ticket twcof she most i'm
portant candidates dfe "PA9 THE DkBf" and "KE7Iss
TaE CoxsrrruTiox. Every Democrat good citi-
zen,every honest and true man. matter Of what par
tyr viii VOTE for both:
The weekly Sierra citizen., 1857-08-15

OtfsiUf-Oa Tie outside Ut to-day's Cifr.Es viii be
foad the etnslusion f suf fair LEILA
highly interesting afe and other entertaining MISCELLANY
- Rexd the advertisement of Bakery and Restau-
FAINT fof SAFE in an6ther column gUod opportunity
for proftabfe investment is offered:
The weekly Sierra citizen., 1857-08-15

AssIyAL o. raE NAL SrEaxER.-The Mail Steamer
xsrved Friday evening" but at too late an hour for
ID to give the report in to-day e CITIZEN.
The weekly Sierra citizen., 1857-08-15

H1 Ne afe under renewed obligations to Mr. Al. W
Potts. Cscrk II The Board Of Supervisors, for an est
copy Of the proceedings of that body.
The weekly Sierra citizen., 1857-08-15

CoREEsPoNDESrs-Wc have host Of Democratic and
Mning consultations in our drawer, which are una
vodably crowded cat Of this weeks CrrzEx-but which
will appear in our next
Our valued correspondents from the North Corporal
X,n snd"O Shellbaek," were received too late fol
publicxtich in Mis- issue.
The weekly Sierra citizen., 1857-08-15

Tak fbnHOW1NG 4fFOiNTMEfTS
Have been made by #. t. ffiURNToN, Esd, Dsnio
cratic Candidate for District Attorney and ROBERT H.
TAYLOR Esq, who will address the citizens Of Sierra
County at the following places upon the dates mentioned
RABeff CREEK. SATURDAY August 18th
POkEK FLAT MONDAY, August 18th.
EUREKA CITY TUESDAY, August 18th.
MONIE CKlSTO WEDNESDAY, August 10Th
0VODfEAkS BAk. SATURDAY, August 29d
ChlPS' FLAT MONDAY, August
0AlTHS FLAT TUESDAY, August 25th.
IOkEST CITY WEDNESDAY, August 26h.
DOWNfEVlLLE TUESDAY, September 1st
The weekly Sierra citizen., 1857-08-15

~
do not think it hohor anything do With
you Butler then drew pistol Moat think he
e cs,o the Rsc, IN both hands at the TING be struck He
vover Isaw in Moats possession time then
went away and heard the Of the pistol Immediately after
saw Butler running up the North Fork.
When oat sitting upon chair and leaning
against one Of the pillars the Saloon hole and
the blood upon Mona have rehearsed
Wh ms pistol but not what There
was another running away can not say who he
haa hold Of Buffers collar Both
the Butler Moi
tat was larger than Butler while
before the dicuty occurred
stood near Butler at the time Of the shooting.
Rxs Ki66e-I pownevie was there in the fall of 1875
went into the Caycroh Saloon the evening
ssw fonat and the Mexican taking heard Moat say him.
Al that heard said to the lexp- Butler hs
are you looking for p Butler nothing
do just At this time lie looking the very
steadily Monat tolim that xas wasting looking
Then Butler drew his from and raised
hoat threw up his pisto! then went on held
% e. soon Is heard the report took hold Of him.
mild Counsel for the People asked the witness hat rss
Mr Bues business Counsel for de1sdnns oh;ee
Se e s
do that Butter engaged an7 bus;4
Al that ever aw hn Ct WAS gambling People
connecc between Butler Mexican t. whom Mot vas
speakings" Objected
way business any kind Counsel sor
then asked Witness Had together
before the time o. the soongs" Objected tooecton oveTuIed
together Ihave them ii TIE same
Saloon Butler standing still when him. He had
large PISTOL IN his hand = -
Crc to take no onn. a xh.4
Moat said him. do think that between
Butler and Me6At n the time th4t Buter The card
room nta the sootg only four Eve
anything do with him. bf hear
no sssf flt ss'5 Asve tssra If any thing
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-12
S.uc Of Lost Baggage.

During the past year the Central ran
road has gathered up over 1000 pieces
of lost baggage consisting ofall kinds oil
things, from juvenile valices to trunks
large enough to be used fo' omnlbusseS'
The sale of this luggage commenced on
tho nth inst, and will continue till the
depot at the corner Of Montgomery and
Ouackenbrush streets is cleared out
The sales are made by an auctioneer, and
lead to great deal of fun and excite
ment. As everybody "goes it blind" no
one can tell whether he has made ten
strike until he gets possession OF the
property. A man yesterday purchased a
chest for s3-t contained $40 worth oil
tools. Another paid IS for valiso that
oppearod to be loded with money; it be-
longed to a geoIogIst, and contained
"spccimen rocks" all very valuable to the
ceologis,, but of no earthly account to
the buyer. Last year person bought a
trunk for 81 so, on opening which ne
found gold watch worth $50, and $40
in money, and some $35 worth OF cloth.
ing. It is these ten strikes which make
the sales so very interesting. No auc.
ton we ever attended begins with the
lost baggage auction for excitement and
sharp practice. The articles disposed Of
Saturday sold at all kind Of prices
Some went off as low as eight cents,
while the majority ranged from 81 to So
One old gentleman of the Hebrew profess
sion bought whole cart load. he ey.
poets to make $500 by the opcratlon.--
Whether he will do so will be known
when he takes an inventory OF the jack
planes and musical boxes which were
struck off to him. People fond of fun
should attend the auction and see how
it is done.-Albany Knicker5ocher.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-12
%5O Premium.

We offer premium Of fifty dollars to
the person who will write the best orIgi'
nal story for the Home Journal by the
time above specified. Those who choose
10 compete for the premium must write
out their productions and send them 10
the publisher Of tho Home Journal ana
tho one we may deem the best Will DC
entitled to the premium. The rejected
ones will be returned or used as the VIII
tiers may wish, and their names kept un'
disclosed. Now, lady writer's, is chance
for you. Remember, the reward IN FIFTY
DOLLARS. The length will not be taken
into consideration. We care not how
short, OF how long. 50 that the scene IS
closed as soon as it becomes necessary
to use superAuous words to stretch It out
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-12

A calm, blue.eyed, selfcomposed, and
self.possessed young lady in village
down East, received a long call the other
day from prying old spinster, who, after
prolonging her stay beyond even her own
conception Of the young lady's endu'
rance, came to the main question which
had brought her thither: "I'vo been ask
ed good many times If you was en-.
gagged to Dr. G. Now, if folks inquire
again whether you be or not, what shall
| tell 'em | think?
"Tell them," answered the young la
DIV, fixing her calm blue eyes in unblush'
ing steadiness upon the inquistlve fea'
lures Of her interrogation, "tell them that
you thinh you don't know, and you are
sure it is none of your business"
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-12

What zoe Eat.--Thc Rochester Demo.
ocrat chronicles the arrest of butcher
in that city for blowing meat. "And
what is blowing meat!" inquiries friend
at our elbow. 1t is thus described:
1.-The process consists in inserting a
hollow tube, such as quill or a pipe.
stem, in quarter Of veal or lamb, and
then, with the breath Of the operator, in.
nating the fatty part Of the meat to the
greatest possible extent. 1t will at once
be seen that while this process may add
to the actractiveness of the appearance
OF the meat, it can scarcely improve its
flavor or quality. Fancy man whose
breath is compound Of the fumes Of to-.
bacco and whisky, with the addition, per.
haps, of partly decoyed teeth, filling a
pice quarter Of lamb with such william.
Gus stencil, and who would knowingly
buy or eat tbe meat af,crwards'"
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-12
Horrible SniCidc.

A young girl named Grace Anna Mil.
Ter, deliberately permitted the German
town railroad cars ~ run over her, in the
vicinity Of PHILADELPHIA, few days ago.
ltappears that just before the accident,
the engineer discovered what he supposed
to be young female walking upon the
track ahead Of the engine. He immedi.
ately sounded the whistle, but the young
female, instead OF stepping aside from
the track, merely turned around, and aC
ter gazing at the engine, lcisurely turn.
ed around and proceeded on her way
The engine was rapidly approaching her,
when, within the twinkIng Of an eye,
she deliberately raised her hands to
her forehead, and clasping them ove
her eyes, hurredly threw herself a
cross the rail, directly in front Of th'
engine. The iron messenger Of dealt
game laundering on, and reaching tn,
spot where the distracted creature laid
passed oyer her body, tearing every
shred OF clothing from it, and almost
severing the trnnk in two. One Of her
arms was cut of. Her shoes were of,
and her feet were without stockings
Several hours after the accident her
body was recognized by her brother.
She Was 10 years Of age, and respecta.
bly, connected.