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, 1858-12-31
JANSON, BOND g. CO.,
f.. IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS
DRY GOODS,

DRY GOODS,
HAvE NOW LANDING AND IN STORE
IL 200 bales 80 inch brown drills;
100 bales 80 Inch brown sbeetings;
100 bolt No, 0-OOO Duck; d. .........
500 bits No. 2-l0 Duck;
20 bales Raven Duck; .......
10 cises Merrmac prints;
10 cases Prague print;
10 cases Pacific prints;
10 cases Durnells prints;
10 cases and 1 bleached shiFtngu;
10 eases -, 8 4 and lO-I blsached shihingsi
20 cases blua denims; ..f
10 bales hickory stripes;
20 hales I, aud 4tickinw;
10 bales scarlet, blue and gray aannels;
10 bales Bllardrale white aAnnel;
8 cases Coburgs and Meriuos;
s cases wool and half wool piaids;
s cases blue aud black alpacas;
10 cases Paciae-new styles De Laines;
s cases, all VOL new styles DE LANES;
3 cases French Merinos;
1000 Bay State plaid shawls;
1000 cashmere and plain wool shawls; black and COL
Orea silks; plain figured and plaid silks;
BLANK ETs.
1000 pairs white, green and blue Mackinaw;
1000 pairs BIB, TBB and SBt Blankets;
1000 pairs cheap grey English Blankets;
1000 pairs cheap blue English Blankets;
500 pairs scarlet EnRlsh Blankets;
500 pairs %, 10 4 II I and l2t white Bed Blankets.
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS.
1000 d"zen grey, blue and scarlet aanuel shirts;
1000 dozen grey and white Meriuo UndershTts and
Drawers;
1000 d"Een Merino and I'll wool socks;
500 dozen sAiinst end jean pants;
500 drzen duck and coiiOnnade papts:
500 dozen hickory and cherk shirts;
500 dr5en Gallon aud white dress shirts:
500 dozen Overalla aud jumper:
Black aud fancy silk cIavats neckties, silk handler
hiets suspendeTs, and variety Of other articles TOO
numerous ~ MENTION For sale low hy
JANSoN, BOND & CO..
sS;f Cor B.iieTv aud Ci.v -ts. S'n Pranc'aco.
TURNIPs-aOOb buassls ButaSass TurpIps
For sale cheap BY
ecan p KEAcH
NAILS~o % hard, "a aS'sr.nent Of ous Mails,
IN Ter s,lehy
Z M.cAw ! co
, 1858-12-31
STEZLACOOM, ". 7.


Also, per recent arrivals,
good assortment Of Gents Calf Klp and Inda Rubber
Boots Fock Dress and business Coats Black Doen French
Cashmere and sanet Pants, White Fancy Shirts Over.
shirts, Undershrts Drawers CrAvats Sacks Shoes Jumpers
overa &e, together with general variety Of Hats Caps
Pocket Cutlery, &c.
Also constantly hand good variety Of Hardware Tin.
ware Mondenwarc, croekeryWare soneware Grocercs Ii
quors, Dry Goods. &c. 3Su
, 1858-12-31
IN. AfOmat!. rheiaam SrhnarpS

preVeuIiVes that can be rsoTttd 70.
The AfOmat:. eheidam &hnarp
"a consequently III great densnd y lrs veling or
aEout 10 settle In those parts Of the unry especially
well as by many In every community where ii has be
known gu account Oi It's other remedial properties
In all 1t Dpsca tendeHcy. Il Is generally the
Only remedy required when adopted In The early stages
II the disease. 10 pysp, pSa maladies, whtn tken Ia
pr per quantities. diet drink and especially dinner,
IS fUuud BY uniform experience To e eu iagn ly eiica
coos 10 the most obstinate cases when even the hest OF
the uSual remedies have failed n al I'd than mpo-
nary relief IL Uf Flaulrncy Is mmedi to snd
invArable pecfr; and Il may be administered IN diluted
md prOportopate quantities even 10 young iftnts, IN all
those piroxys VI ghpiDg pain in the stomach aud boW
j. 70 which they are especially subject, as well a. in the
choic Of grown rersons.
I jJd Ous adopiion in connection with the principi
meals when senseui exhaustion dictates ils Use
ais to relieve tie debility attendant upon protracied
uOnc IN Ladies, kw temperament and exhausted vital
energy, whsteveT cause Induced Tuese are facts TO
Which many Of he most eminent medical men, both In
Europe and the United States have orne testimony and
whh crobOtated by the highest written authorities.
Put up in quart pint hotties, n Of une dozsn.
with my HSne On Tie bottle, coik, and fac smile Of my
For sale BY all the respectable druggists and Liquor
dealers in California aud Oregon.
UD0LPH0 WOLFE. Sole Importer,
% Beaver street. New York.
Caution 10 the Public.
London Cordial Gin,
Club House Gin,
Shsidam SehRdpps,
dedicated Seingpps,
Royal SchHCpps,
&e, de-, dc.
Under the above and similar titles the liquor mixers Of
ibis city are botiug large quantities Of auterated
wholesome trash costing but tle which they ht pc
TO realize large profits by selling in California.
Avoid all compnundS. Some are so sklfully prepared
"a 70 pass for good Liquor except with the best judges
II you would be safe, use only the long established
renowned, genuine WOLFE's ScHIED,M AROMATIC
UDoLPHo WOLFE. Sole Importer.
27;6n % Beaver street. New York.
, 1858-12-31
PUGET SOUND HERALD.
THE TEHuANTEPEc ROUTE.

The New Orleans papers are in extac'es over
the opening of this route Advices from San
Francisco were received in that city in the un'
precedented time Of thirteen and ball days
and had it not been for an accident which de-
tained the ship at Minatitlan day and a hail.
the time employed in the transmission of the
news would have been but twelve days by the
Panama route the time employed is about twenty
three days The PSedyuHe says:-"The hight
that flashes upon us through the new avenue
opened to the Pacific, gives US glowing visions Of
a brilliant career for New Orleans, in which it
needs only q resolute will and tirm step to
Ia'eu on"N " tie
, 1858-12-31
MisttIlantOus.


Medicinal Diet Drink, Of eminently sautary qualities,
manufactured by him ell exclusively at his factory at
Scheidam, In Holland, AID well known during the last
twelve years throughout the Atlantic and Western Sa
II Is made from the best Barley that can be selected In
Ernpe, with tic senre n aromatic Itasn berry, Of
arknoSIedeed and extraordinary medcns qualities It
long since acquired higher reputation, both In Eu
ruTe and America, than any other diuretc hsvprage.
Anall2 d, 1t b q rERFECTLT PURE LIQruR, in its
ycts mid and whOles Ine tonic. IL Is Oxten,ively
u.td and approv,d y the medical faculty, the temper
ance pc pie, Eeads Of families, &c.
Ia Gravel, GOut and Rheumatism, In Distractions Of
the Bladder aud Kdneys and in general Debility, lis
effects prompt, decided, and invariably reliable. Aud
It Is MT remrdy for these maad eS but In all rres
Ia which theyMe pIOduced by drinking bad water, which
suRk PREvERTIyE.
For Fever aud Arue II one Of the most elicaeious
Or, yenliVes that can be nRnrfed To.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-06-15

AN ANCIENT NEWSPAPER. - The Newport
Mercury, which is the Oldest newspaper now
printed in New England. and completed its one
hundrsdth anniversary on Saturday last, issued,
with its last number, copy of one of its earliest
numbers, bearing date Of Dec. 10, 1853, and it is
literally curiosity for these days. 1t is a small
folio, each Of its four pages being less than one
foot long By seven and half inches in width, and
constrasts strangely enough with some of the i'm
mense blanket sheets printed now a-days. It is
an exact fac simile of the original the form for it
having been stereotypcd by the present proprietor
of the Mercury, who has thus done the present
generation great benefit, in letting US have an in
sight into the manner and style of printing news.
papers century ago, when there were so few is.
sued. There must be great demand for copies,
which can be obtained at the office. The impress.
sion for the first number, for June H. 1853, is
lost, that for Dec. 10 being the earliest perfect
number remaining in the possession of the pres
ent proprietor Of the Mercury
The paper was started by James Franklin,
(brcther Of DR.. Benjamin Franklin who pub.
lished it, however, only few years. till he left
the island, and his mother issued it in her name
short time, wnen Samuel Hall, who married her
daughter. took charge Of the business, till he sold
out to Solomon Southwick, the latter issuing the
Mercury every Saturday till December, 1870.
The original press, on which James franklin,
and his younger but more famous brother, Ben
amin, worked, in establishing the Mercury, has
remained in the Office to the present. day, vener-
able relic Of the past.
II will be recollected, in this connection, that
the AassachHsetts Spy, which was started in ITO
by Isaiah Thomas, is but twelve years the jnniOr
Of the Mercury in age, and is now the Oldest pa.
per in Massachusetts,. with the single exception
Of the Salem Gazette
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-06-15
Gbe Daily Spp.
TUESDAY, JUNE Is. 1858.

THR WILSON AND GwIN DIFFIcULTT--Dis'
patches from Washington state that the diticul
~ between Senators Wilson and Gwin has been
adiusted. After the refusal to make any acknowl-
edements, it was proposed by Mr.. Wilson's
friends to refer the subject to Senators Critten'
den, Seward, and Davis. to which Mr.. Gwin as
scented. These gentlemen Saturday night drew
up a statement, in which they say that the re-
marks Of Mr.. Gwin, imputng unworthy motives
to Mr.. Wilson, although general, were objection
able and unparliamentary, and yet they by no
means justified or warranted Mr. Wilson in using
the very opprObriOus epithet with which he retail
lated.
After stating other things in connection, they
add;
ave are possessed Of fact which indeed is
apparent on the face of the reported debate, that
Mi. Wilson, in using the epithet employed, did
not minute sny want OF personal integrity to Mr..
(jwip. but merely reflected upon his course in
degradation in regard to California, which Mr..
Wilson deemed exuayagant and wastetul, al
though the expression Is obviously liable 10 an Of
fepsiye and dishonofing consti uction. With this
disclaimer adopted BY MI. Wilson, we hold that
Mr. Gwin is bound to withdraw the disrespectful
language in which he replied to Mr.. Wilson. The
dissyowal REQUIRED by Mr. Wilson, and the with
drawal from Mr.. 6win, shall be deemed to have
been made by them respectively when they shall
have expressed in writing their assent to this re-
port"
Messrs Gwin and Wilson signed it late Satur-
day night.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-06-15

RAILROAD ACCIDENT AND REMARKABLE
EscAPE,-We learn from the Salem Observer,
that as the 10 a. M. train for Boston, was 60
ing over the South Reading Branch on Fri
DAY, 1t came in collision with carryall on
the track, about a mile this side of the Lynn
held Hotel Mr.. Brown OF Lynnhed, his
wlfe and daughter, were riding in the vehi-
Gle and crossed the track just as the train
came along. The horse got safely over, but
the locomotive struck the hind wheels and
rear OF the carryall, and shattered 1T into
many pieces. Yet fortunately, and strange to
say no one was killed, and the only injury
sustained was slight wound on the head,
by Mrs. Brown.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-06-15

PORTRAIT OF SENATOR GwIN.-Gwin appears
to be thought no better Of at home, than he is
by Gen. Wilson. The California papers do not
give him any better character than did Gen. w.,
in the latter's sharp retort which so startled the
ire Of the irass BILE and 'fthievish" Californian
Perhaps, now that Gwin has settled matters
with the Massachusetts, senator, he may turn his
attention to what is said about him at home,
where he is best kaoson The alta California, a
Democratic paper, charges Senator Gwin, in ex
press terms, with being "a political hucksterer,
who barters the powers which his position gives
him for filthy lucre, and bedraggles the toga Of
Senator of the United States in the slime and
filth of political corruption" According to that
paper, he is regarded in California as 1.-THE tool
and ''hired servant" of that "monstrous monopo.
ly, the Pacific Mail Company; and it is even in
simulated that his splendid Washington establish
mentis kept up-in part, at least-at the ex
pense and for the benefit OF that concern. which
pays the bills for his masked balls. big dinners
&c. The San Francisco Bulletin calls him "hy
pocritcal" and "unprincipled, "heartless foe
to California, a "leech' and stumbling
block" ''Avaricous, deceitful, and purely sell
hsh, Continues the Bulletin,) he has advocated
no measure that did not legislate money into his
fathomless pocket While pretending to favor
the Pacific Railroad, he has secretly done every
thing in his power to defeat it. A pensioner on
the Pacific Mail Steamship Company, it has al
ways been to his interest to play into the hands
Of that gigantic monopoly"
Why does the Ualiant California senator allow
such charges to 60 without challenging the authors
Of them to mortal combat unless it is because there
is truth in them, notwithstanding they much
more seriously and grievOusly affect his ''charac'
ter" than the epithet applied by Senator Wilson !
It is not surprising that when "thieving"
was mentioned in connection with California af-
fairs, Mr.. Gwin took it for granted that he must
be aimed at
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-06-15

A Poor FELLow.-By the author Of (Which /;
the Right or the Lett" New York Dick q
Fitzgerald.
This is a religious novel, written in a fresh,
quaint style. The character Of the work may be
best illustrated by copying the words of the dedi.
cation which prefaces il, as follows; "To whoey.
er realizes that be is a poor fellow, and depend
ant upon another to lead him along from day to
day in safety, and also, to whoever feels that he
has not quite come to that, but considers himself
'abundanuy competent to sustain his steps with
dignity and without help all the way, this vol
ume, written in the hope that It may be instru.
mental in leading some to a road which, though
occasionally little dark, is yet the only one
for'poor fellows is respectfully inscribed"
The book is for sale in this city by S. Thomp-
son & Co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-06-15

AGRICULTURAL ExHBITIoNs IN MAssA-
CHUsETTs IN lS5S.-The following is a cor
rect list of the times and places of holding
the County Agricultural Exhibitions in this
State the present year
Essex, at Danvers, Sept. 20 and 60
Middlesex, at Concord, Sept 20.
Middesex South, at birmingham, sept q and %.
Middesex North, at Lowell, Sept. is &c. and II.
worcester, at Worees ter, Oct 6 ord7
Worcester West, at Barre, Sept 60
worcester North, at Ftchburg, Sept. a.
worcester SOUTH at aturbridge Sept. 20.
Hampshire, Franklin, and Hampton, at Northampton,
Oct. 70 and H.
Hampshire, at Amherst, Get u and l3.
Hampden, at Springfield, las week in September.
Hampden East, at Palmer, Oct 5 and G.
Franklin, at Greenfield, Oct and
BERKSHIRE, ct Pitts6eld Oct. G, T. and 8.
Housaonc, at Great Darlington, Sept % 23 and q.
Norfolk, at Dedham, Sept. 2s and 29
Bristol at Taunton, SEPT. % and 3D.
plymouth, at BTidgewater, Sept. 20 and 80.
BarnStable at BaTnst' bic, Oct 6 and 7.
Nantucket, at Nantucket, Oct. Is and "a.
The Horse Show at Springfield will be held under the
auspices of the Hampden Agricultural cety Sept IA
ID, l6, and II.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-06-15
THE GREAT EfGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMgs CLARKRR

CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.
Prepared from Prescription OF Sir j. Clarke, nj h
Physician Extraordinary 10 the Queen
This invaluable medicine is unfaiing ia the cure NJ All
those painful ana dangerous disorders 10 which the fe
male constitution subject. II moderaes ali excess ma
removes oil obstruction, and speedy cure may be relied
TO MARRIED LADIES
IL IS peculiarly suited IL will In short time bring on
hemonthly period with regularity ~
Each bottle price One ilar, bears the Government
stamp OF ureat bnt'an TO prevent countorfeits.
Cnuti On!!
These Pills should not be taken by females that are
pregnant, during heGrsf three months as thew ara
sure 70 bring 90 misodriage, but every other time
and In every other case, they are perfectly SAFE
In 81 cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections p.t, an
tue Back aud Limos Fatigue on slight exeron. Palma
ton o. The Heart, Hysteros and Whites these pills viii
eneeta cure when all other have failed aud although
aPoworul remedy, do not contain iron oaloe antimo.
bylof anything hurtiu to the constitution.
EuH directions accompany eafh package,
pole Agent for the United States and Canada
JOB MOSES,
QLate !. o. Baldwin A 90. ) Roohester. II. Y
N. D. VI and six postage stamps enclosed 10 Anv an
mail. ''' W Io'urn
For sale by druggists in every town in the United
tges. ~ S"'t7u
BUaR. FOSTER, a CO., No. oornbnl po,,..
Wholeasale Agents for New England. '''''"'
For sale by VIM Bush 4 % whoegaie and ,o,.t,
Agenia, aud druggeois generally. d6wu derSe
Or. \. FOSTER HAVEN.
FOSTERS Block, Pearl street. ...........W o.,o.,.-
speclal attention given to Diseases of tbe Evs
al0 deod6wtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-06-15

The Boston Tigers received cordial re ception
on Saturday upon their arrival at New York
The Light Guards escorted them to the City
Hall, where they were reviewed by Mayor Tie.
man, and thence conducted to their headquarters
at the Lafarge House. They visited the public
institutions at BlackwelPs Island in the after
noon, and on Sunday attended divine service at
Trinity Chapel, 25th street, where sermon was
preached by DR.. Higbee. Last night there was
banquet at the Astor House in honor of the
BostOnians.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-06-15

The speech Of Mr.. Burlingame in the House o.
Representatives, on Saturday, upon the subject
OF recent British aggressiOns, il we may judge by
the brief report forwarded by telegraph is not at
all cfeditable to that gentleman's head or heart
ana wi, we opne, give far greater satisfaction to
the Democrats Of the "North End" than 70 the
ober, serious, thinking men OF his distriet.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-06-15

The Ulcers" RBcEPTIoN.-The military pa
rade, tomorrow, on the occasion Of the reception
of the Boston Light Infantry by the Worcester
City Guards, will be one of the greatest military
displays which have ever come off in this city.
The Tigers will arrive in town at nine o'clock,
A. M, by an extra train from Norwich, and will
be escorted from the depot by the City Guards to
their armory, in Brinley Hall, where collation.
will be served up at ten o'clock, and after parading
through the principal streets, will dine, with in
vited guests, at the same place, at one o'clock,
The field and staff of the Tenth Regiment, Col.
Chlds commanding, have been invited and will
appear. Altogether, Wednesday will be great
day for Worcester.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-06-15

ETHAN ALIENS REMAINS NOT FouND.--The
commissioners for the erection of the Ethan Al.
len monument have published statement deny.
ing that the bones Of Allen were found in the
graveyard at Burlington. 1t is still unknown
where they lie buried. This. we believe. Is the
very latest intelligence upon the subject.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-06-15

IRON ORE SUNK.-The propeller Indiana,
with two hundred and fifty tons of iron ore,
sunk one hundred miles west of Sault in
Lake Superior, on Sunday, 9th inst. The
crew and passengers were saved in small boats,
and reached Cleveland on the 18th. The YES
sci was partly insured.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-06-15

The BooT BUSINESS IN MILFoRD-The Nil.
ford Journal states that the total value Of the
boots manufactured in that town last year was
S2,5Ol 200 The amount would have reached
SS,OOOO OO but for the general stagnation of bus
mess during the last three months of the year.
Should business remain as good as at present the
manufactures of this year will nearly or quite
reach the value of S4,OOO,OOO There is now one
third more boots made every week than at any
time last year
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-06-15

GREAT REDUCTION IN RAILROAD Fares
Valentine Co., agents of the New York and
Erie Railroad, advertise that they will sell their
tickets to the West and Southwest at a reduce
ton Ofthree dollars, which is quite saving for
these times
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-06-15

lhe'e pills are nothing new, but have b,en ,s IA, AZ,
10, many years both in France and America win
Unparalleled success In every case and he IA ns,,l n
many Thousand ladies' who have uaed ,b ~ W ~ , ~
a , rus public ior The alienation OF those suffering, from
sy nIsgulartes whatever AS we'll as 10 prsyeps II, n
S,eese ~ laWlly where heath will net hermit n Fois.
peu,ay situated, o. those suppoanR themselves so
Son m ~, AGAINST using these Pills while In that CON
u Wv ~ te tue proprietor assumes no resnonshi,i, AZ
auv auoye admouition, although their tridness oold
reeompegjo, '' S,n TO heah otherwise the Pills are
each box Ptce ST. "''0'Nons accompany
s,s Oa as wu1esae and retail by DAVID SCOTT Drug
cs, "gs Maln street. corner Of Mechanic street Wor
Worcs.as lass; and by JAMES GREEN, III Main street
bayo ,bo Mass Ladies', by enclosing them al can
ieonad"r,i. rus sent to any part Of the country,
0ntn, w return mail Sold also by A. A. Der ett,
g,.,n JAees ~ Lane Fltohburg; Dantrel A Son nam
doce, a.. h9ughon Athol Depot, Balch Son. Prov
eyery ,,Es Potter Boston, and BY one Druggist IN
eos ca.a s Pc particular in asking for ar Dupon
Il. "Wuep RUS AMI see that the srnatnre a ~ the
oAi you VIII thcn obtain medicine You NAV fly ,slv
upon Ihe agent will tell you they are po aeeret com
app0 as V'"Oe'"eo
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-06-15

HE STORM Cincinnati, June 1l.-There
have been heavy rains within the last eighteen
hours, though the strength of the storm has
now abated. The thermometer has fallen 20
degrees since yesterday. The Ohio il rising
at the rate of two inches per hour, and all its
tributaries are rising rapidly. There are now
about thirty eight feet of water in the chan
mel here, and great food is probable. The
track of the Ohio and Mississippi Railway
has been washed away six miles west of Gin
cinnati, and other roads are injured more or
less, but the particulars are not known. 1t is
feared that the crops are injured seriously,
particularly that of wheat
June 1.-THE rain continued all last night
and today the weather is cloudy with light
showers. The river has risen seven feet
since last night, and is still rising. The dam
age to the railways is not serious, and can be
repaired in two days.
Neao York, June l2-midnight.-A heavy
rain commenced yesterday afternoon, and
still continues. A number of cellars on the
East and North rivers are flooded
June 13.- Considerable damage was done
by the heavy rains of yesterday along South
and West streets, where many of the store
cellars were filled with water to the depth of
over two feet.
There was also some damage done to the
depth of over two feet.
There was also some damage done to the
shipping. schooner, name unknown, is
reported to have sunk in the East river
Several other vessels dragged their anchors
and drifted.
Damage By the Flood at Baltimore.
damage done by the storm and flood on Sat-
urday, was very severe. Not less than TWEEN
ty turnpike bridges, on the Falls, and their
vicinity, were swept away, with fencing, &c.
A horse and wagon were swept into the
food; two negro women were drowned.
and white man, who was engaged in fishing
timber from the stream, was drowned.
Many stores were flooded, and considera-
BILE damage sustained thereby.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-06-15

REPUBLICAN VICTORY IN NoRw1cH.-We
learn, by the politeness of Mr.. Williams, of the
Union Telegraph Line, that at the second trial
for the election of Mayor, in Norwich, Ct. which
took place yesterday, Amos W Prentice, Repub-
lican candidate, was elected by 50 majority The
vote was as follows Amos w. Prentice (Rep J
492; W. L. Brewer (Dem.) 966 William P.
Eaton (Citizens) 70; scattering 2. 1t was the
largest vote ever polled in Norwich.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-06-15

The gale of the 3lst ult. visited Eli Thaver,s
colony at Ceredo' Virginia, with much severity.
portion of the wall of the new hotel was
blown in, two or three houses cru2hed out of
shape, and nearly an acre of timber Frustrated.