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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-08-19
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st*lyyi yi ieiss'sst.d, s's oppoit Gsnh.ma. Point, oa
Red RI KiiySSlr,, Il, txtlys nil bSlov Il, junction
!. tbs Boz e ds Sioaa9s. lie .ioop, ~,
ea ,aa tsas'r esp 3 vsy epd e1s ssH seHfpectta p pass
th.qugh 81: 81: Cloud .bqpt 9p, ths s, middle of
: e. r.. month, ssIar lP The P.y-nsstet j. looked
f. .1oat shs al.. ;pa. TAs i. of The
ts* M fort Z q .ht Mliaon's'9tr So ID ,of the
!iysrf Cd The1e s5s !la aF,sqpply spy q e ha.d wood
tn timoer 81 y A the vicinity; ed &c Brectin.
zGe sz'dgs C. sa e1P:et t e e !n !l Pine lonbe.
hon their gil mill 9 .l A og.aastleneq q. informed
W ql th.t week ea . b.sfo.s n 4, AZ ns,a,.d IN
oak res n. nser tbsr bd1f, bite of flf the nv fort
y Xhiieh @ xes s1B 1fSp, f.st fIi ip 4lnete and one
sqersd ss;s fss' heghi ifhd th.t t the tst gen.
& fFilly W. s'e ssa o se ps groYth z A1 4 st appears
,e59 e be 4o demanded 2 k there the 1ndiaas a.e
very !, numerous '.ln and trobl,sope, e,s@;s.t
vh1.t IL e .smHer e 81 rwsr # tveety dou1
sas1 atstaafted si1 9 ,,9 men g vho we've = Gr.hans
Peia. lbqjlding 9 best Alsd !. one of their
o1sd snd eqprs pa9s! thes b ll. hoat M Mn.b cook
M + fonf f Of ktsi ths vhit'. he Hhp Hsse 4. 1T
ts i distance @ sy.n nj ths sisss aal eed; the
tNoe The hutstheseAt, 1san;ag soah BE-
Of no use; and ons kthen mi his stand
u il the door vith gas = preveat their en-
teipg IT They exhibited LIB th.is seslps, shar
pened their knives on stone, took hold
IF their os.n mi iscalp l locks,i I i.nd m.de motions
tilt they woaa tale hiiss,, - ea.ns 70 pull
lin bi ouat II the doosrF W md notioned 70
d, d,.x thei, kniiiaez kniiivaezs .clio.s III ha thrdast; but
said the:,1 r knew II would not 10 70 set
searedfso1 punched them "a With the
point OH ~ eun,5 signed and dstSla them the
Blue Goats7 were not far oE.oo Las!saI -
They g1riinanaed,, i aid yyssn.d aBipe cos
gone? but apppe app peaiilimg lim to hasyyss wholesome
dread oftheir return aai did not sp.oosed to
iv;iolence.: eour hero st down mn n Iii cabin
door off''v,itl Will hi.s gun; and magical j is, words
Of Blue Coat, and kept the twenty sav.ges
I, .t bay by until they were ~ea.y,a and lsft
y. without l,e' rolbbing il. This ~ = the tine
the troops bad been renewed fpn Mime
sot. e pe prevent stl' the people q lawrence,
Kansss So Ri from s1a9 organising seity sovernnant.
Nov l''l.A that they y arc Ne through Nth that q.
gantic job; and have marched part Of the
WAY to Utah and back again, the 1lue
{ { oats ,'AI' 'ase coming 70 5Gnham's Point surs
enough .sss syaa i
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-08-19

GQpstt 4aA4aNintar nd tktpVqv n spsiae'
Eyhss.A apsk I'D bsdly 4ll mi Nj! yiAa,bt b66r-
y on aqaapt esaa4 tds disf IL Fast ws Es sR9ag
yhssa.tf sat is red With but e1 excePti b ).
Is GoD! 81! laeks nNgsQ daoaA,dtlsiat seh
|,sGwyA ail 3oalk taase
vsihavs di6itt1sq .ksJd 1,tb .gsIsass rstfa'
a getetgab bisaaa$n eedtSd aa,tijs. 1sa 1iposas g
Il W H Heeasdlgl aslf u a1gs,slo od5,s Cd nossitu 81
ehI tdi B bhsJa the eoftld
1lbs1iii 1ls1 Ii y syiPa 81 ysdl y u |
\ ffiilks63fag s5asty as8h.sl 81 slBs sass6 ;
miles, and il is altogether probable TIL +,
toutaS ea1itdg ebea 28eaAS ASqaaigd aatd miles III. s
ID isaael dsfMhiqra absntil I 4bsesk s.hslf;
~ qFpe.ta j. aldMba,ts 12,4aser4o126s tAe e1fbl,, eb,,
I8 to potatoes, and to other kindspf gie& gg4iF
and Yeeetah about 16 molna -. = % % %
The probable yield this year per SlcrteI
HSi4 y ltSan, 80; o}aH 4
s.; pP9tatose TOO II belisys these 6gsdle
t6o' be lox eatipates The grand total 3ok
bushels raised II athis sodhty,' 'i slessstimhte
will be, of wheat, ;conrahi, onail ,ss2, 3
400; oats, 8O6, 400; pntatoes; ;l,l $1,000:
The increase oser last year ia ABOUT oneo
third and eyer 1894 abopt sq tYqthirds l s
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-08-19
z'as5I ri -. .lhf:MoDERN YOUNG ta1f.
= t,IH IL Nag / pE5F .Ge.s0ssisssyII I

a y'Inpmber sc sensations aatt,1 aajs On lie
s5s yttmneh agitated subjeokqof Woman. Her
,ud ;fghtamher fhe wponggss0- ss0-bez; tzoables and her
zss brassn lungs Il scores of Woman Associ-
aidas la6ons; Anelioofiating Conventions, and De-
&c svahatiug Societies. Now is it not night and
fair that somebody should hand down to
posterity an exact daguerreotype likeness
Of the fair creature for whom al the 'reyoo-
,gssi luton is being swronghf 1no NiisF g..
we are not going se the ideal
Woman Of essayists and ppets-nor the
eli aainjgelic 1sWUGman e whom = Young yo rhy
~asaz iuers address Aeriid effusions id execrable
aai5: blank! verse nor the zeaz Woman whose
sd Isl pure and unwearyings devotion burns un-
as moasra yosssa go Nv, N whom Sy you
Rib shay insett Id nearly every dwelling ID New
aasds York; ny ,sanda athrougo The whole Uni
osz ted States too, if yon5 choose to- seek for
So 6as might d think, from sg tbe M tisquept s, q !.
's@ idsiois to 'sfosY cheeks Pin il o@uf @ natiolal
literature, shaiwe abound II sdcoIhT nuiaktural
szxzazavantsga; but thst IS nc the case The
I sssaemplexion sf the modern young Ia3Y is !
bgzs anldead nhite--hk talldw; oF lisoolored
ws1-her eyes X ak u though they had
r,x beed shpiled, and spea q ,utaas devoid Of ex:
preston as the oprc sv. anyNax doll in Z
s....u.ahop window Has~ hair, which .shsgener-
:, ALLY wears in proffusion Of f'bnay finslets,
I ain. screwed. up yina bita of newspaper all
night and half the ,Re1tsday lie Herlipsare
pale. and her e,th black and decaying-
the result Of {a4hg foo much candy, cloves,
and cardahdu s1eds; (which the modern
.saisJoungslaay carries goodlysuppl inf her
! IA ssf hisads sby e khiSh s;ls'S "a Sc 70 %
.ax s oaaaa aaaatanad 1!a that II AZ Is sad NE
1pvoHerggoKns oelerys stalk and shout =
large aronnd the szcruciating little Iaist
q the diameteref : moderately sized bean
nola = - .Hi
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-08-19

to oe moving gsd,ellyssnto ~ : BODY a9 q
~ rT .sP saT GdaT T?asn 4s 1sra 81 'ne 1 aave
c',.tom.d .x.,,r~nr'.t n,o1;sc , '.I,o1s..o, ~
il i : calamity 70 shich no one,has srsz
.l.sS .iSsSSked, S Ss.| sts teri
R1s Ss SSAt:t g SIi pAa'aatpAffa e 's. sf
be$ tSS;c ,ithss Is ssSsule Sdn Liz 5ass,th
,a ,,,e,;enn .nn tb,t E 5, rbtan 8 .h
.. t.la ths;r a,' 1;.S. G.Js.,. a.s.hn,. ,I1n
1hav t come neem.g,Ws - GA Il. .,d
tn.n,,,hev. - :. ~ ma. .n.h ,t.-,;h,.
tbsp I Nm. " I. IT
l,Is Siaapf Saafiet .h,t
.sa xspf B Te1,s: "a Ts!s.d i n.n;s th.,e
. Fl ev - Ia wi done h ,la. har. - ,nd .e a. noth..
ieye .ha 81 t tha.t,le. -h;ch ,,..on of
them. aaixqYs55 .Ha .sssis "a: 65l.sIs
This region xas but ii iits third ye.r s T.
from thsF Flsgiininag; III; d ii, settlement when
theys 81 sppe.red, les hundse.ds d.. / ,of R miles b
from any ,ettsmsnt Where = supplies, " l. cold
bssp1oeueed. ysEery lit.as h.4be.n r,i.s'sd, ;.',d
,r,yls.x fsrusb b.dS dSesu,undsre eu,tiv.tibn;; IL |;
as thepeople had been Specializing ii toxsane II
lots building houses; fencing fencing '.nd adbr breaking
aad IL ~ no general p,s distress followed de
grasshepper.; and for cd, Pennsylvani. ,,a to
get ". panic .aea. thaa is,qpite prsposs
terous. They do not visit.ss country until
late in July. by this time the winter
4ai, 9taali hsy; ST. ind early fruits, are harvested
in,' 'pstnviv,iaiiiat: Tie eer..shSSpI;pey do
vi. ll,..lsa l,.sn o,o sso-n, 5;,o;t.,ossi, and
Q 4hss 44Hhs second .ydsr they 1..7e T.
boutsthe middle Of .July,,leaxine in ,.iuupple'
.;meI 90 ,,i,e; J, .huel,heat .ud tarn;p;;!.-s. i !.
E Psapul..p;s,ousht to ha,s, .u,plu. ,el,iiin,t ia
enough nv yeas, TO- lsss ovsr one ALLURE
Of @ ere,s ~, and putting. tocv.he, the am
crons % q: o,., va.r m a and n. .l.te .of s
otber t. tbe er.ssboppe,a i i the;, tvo ve,r.
do little @ mor. tban ,ate e. one ~ ye,ra. Is, o,on:
- and ve a. douJt 5 Z thev .h,1a ever b.ep s
a,ny .ny p.ce, ,,' Is thi, , oountry ] .
s.T;n a one hljbbl III ,ba. Selds Sa nd esn3ens
Tbena .rs ,lv,,s ;,1a some e oo:l;t;.s vS;ch i,
oane tbem, lb ,,f y Rad ., R;zer "a .ba,. ,ba;
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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-08-19
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la,sas sssxrda aaoa bad t,oiasase nss "a I i
Eust,i u1staeo $50 70 600 y hltiti t,ls,n 'iIt
! (, ss,I sasxssraiN II asassI SSSa 49, ssssaa
q sI Sad lgesaallK ;ss = w '7
81 ~ si4l! .ys1ons f,fssl M ysts,;s. ss'i''s
kr s1utsr aidt taseasssaz sa 7ssss = iass
e ,yrassisiaa,l. at{s % 1Isssass sES. stssa bag
.kw Ii ,mn1eyen si. q o,s,ls 1's ssssq g ao'i. |.
Erx, sd tad3 os bsrasIa asst bad q bn1off
kIarpsay nj ,s11tenais aid u esia soi'
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-08-19

- ih& '5"la baRy asyynsssyils ssillIyA az: Al 4h 1875
i1sEditel ofshe DasAollssaasI ssid " ID s',Hi,
asAiRin pssseduaal l.giksuls ssits sisst, ses-,
sler sitting, 5en asststs oHosdy yfsauoGl Glencoe
Mir vitii If l yills sest Phil
lips Of Glencoe, Lewis. Harrington Of HntchtE.
soa aa aaaa myself WV spponitsd connissioasrs %
tetisssts Z {hs, jdst yaassnded I.
meeting ~ the stiiDaatssaadabsSp toavtet ovtetr
hsiEEsss 3hsEqate hiqA j. Through Hutchinson,
Forest Ss City tle Get sest q Mss1er ,Gq,g where
tie Land Od6ce = locstsd spd Manannah 10 this
Plies! oThs Routs am ifomf L her. to g. Coad IL not
Fdlly. sasoid.d pptnds; which sidsbf ,saat Ri
y,s il would n bsat to 4rlR thekefere, iformsss.
Fte tion in rsg.Na t9 esps4inss; .y9idiag sloughs
&c, is respectfully solicited. The region Of
'tai country iytRJ jast Wssl Ii. Bii BIZ woods
through ]lseb aisrosd s'fa passaEE }oas 1fiIs oftIse
mo4sbsa,tifal .sdl aist;l,sia Aihass6tia xzssl
.i diyided4 ,4N4 ite ysoa P1.isis epd mesdoE laaad
asl H. dustt4ioSs shsI t 1s sbd Ls ys 20
Smith, shssi 6ftksi yssfaaadd o6csa., III Z,
,r,m,s .hst prsHably 500. .0oD acres 81
tbsdh tbs fhosess l.aa. i'm 70 pf.
enptioT @ % IL thst M district Hest
City ate1, 26 cents per acre, and happy 10 he
aho senre. 8 homestsa Il tha thias region i at t ID
's.rlyysd$yy::a' kts& ht,slt.sss2 D lsssfs s@o '@<'
y Z
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-08-19

Tom ssvra don't olook this way:; and IS Is
forced i lave II resource to her smelling bot
tleiw.1ssn ss1s poor, Miss Brownies rs a.b1 her
:pewinnsat gidghas' dresses: siH66*' a4yal-
garlh lh.hos: yzua,ga garesGss ss;.Es Bit tLo GID :;
She never thanks any gentleman who
gives Up his seat a,aas1 il s1ailroad i cars very
angry because thisI iptirm DID, gentleman
who sits 'next d. ii squeeze. himself dpino
to fraction Of no room It al to give " 1her
;criaoline faifert fikld, ind 4pjuuts her per,
fumed handkerchief bsE65r before hissr ariisto-
cratic nose if siinp6 calico SpbIpir saches her
zilk and - - 2sa4i
sehildr drenawheneveFshea can Keee up ! pictnrl
esque effect BY so doing, bi1 tsis very cross
to her little brother, and sisters At home. ).
ox,; The modern e yoqng eea1.ls ladY =. a.sys grows
delicate by deggse:s g: sas TIE ASarmet09a y = season
approaches, and talks about melancholy
dooms ana early deaths. Whereuponpape
looks IN Sssdulods -he : bessnn caught more
than tn.s in Mat tap! but ake Is at
length ubdaed by5 sssfk skhfdllY hfdallYsa FEot,pp Et We.
ries of hystenej; Vspors, gs soBs; a6d Sbi,treat-
les, and Miss lArabseils jg,otes of toSaratet1a,
while the; rest aiofn the family economize
pitifally At home, and an e1tya,o wrinkle
grows byx degrees on papa's forehesdjj
down in his )aqsty little sopptipge room adn,
Fulton Street. asaa
Af1e 9es she meets a.b. ii D. Xpgngsa gentleman %
end c;,if6SSKsyyosi h &, L.. 80 q,
d9s a1assss sna ta4lg e gX @tn, nue.
with Ms'qSotatioothss Il Ale1zanldesrr Alz der Smith,
and his agreeable conversations about
,,mnoonHgks,> >masic, music ma Is 10Th and lie
withsher aptitadsaatak red do&a ldd the
ssimperingi ismlAa sitk kHhiohlshs lhstensto,
big whispered hukhingB:o After Alsefiestof
preliminary so1Aess,fh dallsion1oiaa knee
in, 4 romantic manner, lind declares his
everlasting paaaionsl e!ii ~: %:
% Then &llowd@ne epiaode5 Of white, rib
bon, sheppingg saow.oolored kid Cloves
| and orange bb|Qasoms; and the young cou5
'pleabeh Of fMhoma aput,ytogethe1 know 4
bent % much .as| ansintdlligsnt eilE starts
b hand ylll in hand tsthe1ajosrneys efslhe
How heyll get along dogethd Hsaf travel,
ms ms eempspi haxa tAeifpuhhc to
maglne e.f;si4smoo ,s3tsTse asJsss sssal Z siss
sslleader this ii an aecusat8 deliniation,s
sketsbee9d from life n,kyen adnira the
ezAlisites cAsraetae;of Iii, ModernIi Young
4Lledy.i lassa11osk lldEaltaatad i1iFssI =
,hlDo the lsltei kho~ Itllhiey satsgnbis 10 70 =
sn;f, faea kfaSovfa ist
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-08-19
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Arahell2,s clo&heel -. -,

.AT8Oe13 Ct0S@SSl4 4----~---~ 4,---------'--
! She dotes on, msaaip nGhue dor
four hours ever. daY ip dSqpmipg oardhe
'pisno, aid xkarbfhbSgS ~ bfbSS. sentimental ,baAa1s !;
,shesd1aws diviisaSdii viisSdi TIA tHeN III N Mse Ms ssl1ral
moggnoaities ipssl,Jon eahdai a. lc6lars
/ hanging np ;fssned gaudog gAaad gthspss-
e Fssq xsqls in IL eYsF't9jPg Esh 9P as ha'
iisshs nakss 1.x A0aRgiay A0aRiagiap, p,Sd SsdhdeSss dSss eeeA
ehes1i4 a46isAheaa eaaaaAe 4d>}ene
a a5fraa faesJhaiaeqeblA s4tisa13, wAs,koahs
"a kas'9aa a.Sss e sRssk ,'ss4! saeA
ayin Tile ealhIis alhIis ffeSSiVesd daM asMVelI99 e adyan-
,tagansss gisEi3 gag OF ssw yzvo' ~
fShbe ce'nt, ohEs!aalETlthei eapntsyb i 90
dull ano stdpidl-she abominatea q quiet
idomsss6c evening It home, because it u Is 10
prosfa Whehn nhef weary Old father III sJasks
her toRlay yatune tor him she' alisposes ,s:off
t|hss sabjjeet summasiily @ Vi and sharply, shes
lsssI c6mhes III ii II few WI minutes afterwards re-
dolentfot Fran gipanni and rose atSi Oil, and
,repeatsathetr request, she complies with hsmii-
ling alacrity, aud sings and :5strums until
you would think the piano isa was coming lit
erary to Pe;;ccs. 30 > = z. . : = 1*..>
She -eeesstochurch reularly every Sum
day, hearing = prayer boso5f BOOK bound in gold
q and snelyet, spsndawhils ee'sministeI IS
nreachinp she takea mn inventoIrv inf ovuaru
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-08-19

iinrideee The, South side isthietly settled
and hab.,1ety lieh soil slgheleist o. rotd:
nes bn,this socoh spangs which never
FHa.!n md 'is'betterIs sthaaa lily other
rod % hlveqesnt ii sAis viisii6tyyeH 10
eaIN ({ilsee lss doue sosmash for7thet~el1et
ail1sxsa o1esepais&s over o41ee bthksswo, ,aold 70.
:hiscketssadI Wheel ibarrowss ss,ini
two kys, :ossld make IT, superior sto any
turnpike wehawe ever travelled on: y Some,
milo 'of II .1e i: curiosity as !. specimen Of
;nat,re's rad making stunning dong the;
sop ofEl6v 1idssand con daiisndisg lproer
bssUwkiSk lmnidiaest1Bs feel ellfeoss shouting
sl5dd to express the; e1hultaaioaa sat the
smooth rapid motion andit The grandeur eff'
che moving picture neither hand!!ad Yes,
20 iississ nporh hivings init rad mide tqn
ths'sdatA side ofsshe saako; lofaewas want,
tdkStd dlPgyadNilg ;hsaadd aldfnot IL,
without 1stoppiha ii iii thinner it7sltiiepd
Gaylord's i11RoekvtiBs; qadd,sh,at fisl %.
sAAgG sA GutelR ll md I lkssaRhepe.
II gseto Ash aadfrow; and sbatae and keep
house in splendid country seat, built Of
Iao1sh ybosrds ,ons Ytoryihigh and IA fset
suuate;.harsu bas 1ssaoiI chi 70 a1osihI ;;,It
friend Payne u matsi that load
81 she Soadith side II the 6dak6r dent yy!ou.
sver u .shg5,xa II yloat faees lins ST. Cloud when
nc Niiabout. y.dfsatn; ais meta as ssyIos
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-08-19

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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-06-24

HEAVY PENALTY, RIGHTBoUsLY IMPOSED
On Monday last, as we learn by the Boston Jour-
nal, two persons were arrested in Milton, who
gave their names as "John Smith" and 'Louis
Kossuth," having in their possession sixteen
birds called woodcocks, about two thirds grown,
probably most Of them caught by their dog. They
were taken before justice and fined eighty dol
lars aad COSTS it being five dollars for each bird
according to the law. They paid the fine between
them and left, cursing officers, lawyers, and the
game law.
We are glad to see this prompt enforcement Of
a good and salutary law. and glad, too, that it
happened to fall on those who were able to "fork
over" the penalty. We understand that there
is proof that the law has been violated in this
vicinity, and measures have been taken, to de-
tect, if possible every future violation that may
occur, and to prosecute the offenders to the ex-
tremity Of the law. Should this course be gener-
ally pursued, the determination of these birds
may be arrested, and the benefcent objects of the
law be answered.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-06-24

THE CRoPs AT THE WEsT.-The New York
Commercial AdUertiSer gives the annexed extract
from letter from Cincinnati house to one of
the principal firms in New York;
1.-THE alarm as to short crops in the West has
in great measure subsidized The crisis is pest
and the worst fears are over. The wheat crop
will be good one in Ohio and the adjoining
State. 1t may be somewhat injured, but more
IN croaking than in reality. Our friends in Mich
igan say that their State has never produced so
large crop of wheat so good in quality. The
hay and cat crop will be very large, and to the
corn crop, failure in this has never been known
in the history of this country half crop will
be quite as much as we shall want this year.
Most Of the uplands have been planted, and will
yield we'll. The Scioto valley, which is great
corn-producing country, was not planted last
year until after the 10th Of July, and yet very
large crop was gathered. Three-fourths Of the
crop Of Indiana was not planted until after the
Doth Of June. The feeling is general that the
crop in the West will be abundant, notwithsiand-
ing the croakers. But we confess that for a while
we did feel that the windows of the heavens had
been opened upon US, and no ark built, no cattle
driven in.
There is old wheat sufficient now in this coun.
try to feed the whole United States twelve
months, il the present. crop was a failure. and
there is also a large quantity OF old corn yet un-
sold. We feel very sanguine as to good times
for our trade the coming Fall and Winter"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-06-24

RoBBERY IN HARvARD.-On Sunday night
last, the house of Ephraim W. Houghton, of
Harvard, was broken into, and pocket book con-
tanning about $500, and valuable papers. taken.
Two hundred and twenty dollars were in tens on
the Dedham Bank. and one fifty dollar bill on the
Waltham Bank, and the remainder OF various
banks. The thief attempted to raise the window
near the desk where the money was deposited,
but, failing in this, he went to the opposite side
of the house, and pried up another window with
an ak ; he then passed across the house. got his
booty, and escaped, without being heard. From
the circumstances attending the robbery, it is
ident the rogue was acquainted with the premi-
ses. The selectmen have offered reward of two
hundred dollars for the detection of the robber
and the return of the money and papers.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-06-24

INSTALLATION IN GRAFTON Rev. William
g. Scandlin was yesterday installed as pastor over
the Congregational Unitarian Society in Graf
ton. After the singing of hymn" The Gate.
way of Heaven"-the introductory prayer was
made by Rev. Dr. Allen of Northboro'. and read
ing of the Scriptures by Rev. Samuel Clarke Of
Uxbridge. A hymn" The City of God'-was
then sung, after which the sermon, very able
one, was delivered BY Rev. DR.. Hall of Provi-
dence, from the text, ID Cor. 4: 5.
The prayer of installation by Rev. E. B..
Wilson of West Roxbury, and the right hand of
fellowship was given by Rev. George S. Ball Of
Upton. The address to the people, by Rev. DR..
Hill of this city, was an unusually able and APP
propriate discourse, delineatng the duties Of
members of the church or society toward their
pastor.
The closing exercises of the occasion were the
anthem and benediction by the pastor.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-06-24

At Mardisville, Ala, resides an old negro
named Jerry, l07 years old, who was born the
property Of Col. Fauntleroy, Of Rappahannock
County, Va, in 176l. Gen. Washington, while
attending Congress in Philadelphia, bought Jerry
for ESQ, and retained him as his body servant,
until the close Of the Revolution. He was then
sold, at his request to the owner Of his wife, and
BY him sold on the block at Richmond to Col. II.
T. Watson, with whose son he went to the Mexi-
can War
lie Is an extraordinary old negro--hAs a most
minute and distinct recollection Of all the scenes
OF the heSolution-recollects all the prominent
officers, and can gave an excellent description Of
their appearance, the color Of the hair, eyes, com.
plexion, and everything in connection with them.
He loves Washington and hates Arnold. Jerry
says he always hated Arnold from the iirst time
he ever saw him, at Trenton, when dining with
Gen. Washington.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-06-24

The British and Foreign Medico Chi
rurgical Review shows that the habitual use
of spirits arrests that metamorphosis of tissue
which is necessary for health, leaving the ef
fete tissue as a useless burden in the body, to
be converted into that least vtalized OF all
the organic constituents, oil and tat, till final.
ly life itself is clogged at the fountain head.
Thousands Of men. according to the Review,
VINO have never been inebnated, annually
perish, having shortened their lives by tin.
pling a little every day. The dram arrests
the metamorphosis Of tissue another dram
is taken before this arrest ceases the reac-
ton thus postponed becomes more intense /;
the depression is excessive more drains arc
taken and so, in the end, without ever hav-
ing been intoxicated, the tippler sinks into his
grave, the victim OF ardent spirits.
0berlin College has s45 students, 34I
OF whom are females.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-06-24

VERMONT ITEMs-A few days since, gem
tleman in Montpelier, says the Watchma,s, re-
ceived letter from an unknown person in an
adjoining town, enclosing five dollar bill
saying that the money was due to HIM for a
sheep which was puroined from his flock a
few years since. That mutton had undoubt.
eddy "laid hard on his stomach" ever since.
The work upon the Vermont State House
is progressing rapidly. The walls are nearly
completed. and the roof is being built upon
the two wings.
the editor of the Windsor (Vt1 Journal
has been shown five or six dollars worth OF
gold, found this Spring on land belonging to
A. b. Pollard, in Plymouth, same State. 1t
was found near a stream running from foun-
tain, and comes in small fakes, weighing
about half pennyweight.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-06-24
sPEt;lAA NOTICES.

The greatest natural ornament to the "human form
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growth of hair 1t has been so esteemed in al ages Of
the world, and among all naons savage and civilized
Hence the Indian baVe regards the scalp of his enemy
as his greatest trophy. For similar reason the fash
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as her other chronological organs with borrowed locks
He who should discover mode of preventing the hair
from showing the inroads OF envious Time by turning
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when falling off and turning white, and way of promot-
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