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PURELY YEGETABLE-A Speedy Cure and EHesiuai
Remedy for Worms
testsbhsa bs,o5 te shadow, II 1ors. hy ~.
experience Testimony Of he eminent phyeans tha
more than theefourths Of the iseasa with which children
afflicted caused by aud Thousands Of children d
annually from thoss diseases when the caues either not known
or attributed something else Various the preparations
which are recommended remedies for worms but ezH8.
ence has proved them all less inedecun tbs end,
however has atlengh been attained and remedy found sbies
has failed destroy worms wherever they existed
nent ysicians and respectable il lie country nv
remedy
WINER's CANADIAN YER1IIFUaE.
TtIssaf. a. ttso,ar.,,,, ,, dt4...-.a III.
~ - a ~ lts operation ana more easlly aahanl''e7sa khaa
~ e., ,te , M 55a '9s
nto $500 80 20 ~ ts
tbe eyst Ill 49, 1 IN, M, ,i s5 M
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Al others feeble nd In so,s n a. sag,a1
but 1 believed Chat these aIs sufficient y establish ts s
worms. -
We the undersigned having frequently administered med.
CINE prepared By Mr. John Wner Of s town. designeed H.
slsssy confidently recommend f ~ rssaf5
u'''on q worms nom me iasss'ls9 canal
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s y n s e. T pT e sIslss6 s
Member Of the X. c. Surgeons ID London, sd
from the Rev. ]. Flanagan. Of alnbrook @ WI
! WINER-sir: have made the trial Of sous Canadian vs
miqge' and win she most hepPy results n my own family
sion of worms has tnlo g ,a Il ~ nosass, lee
ugs and every one here Fef II tois a Il eso,s Js
certain and children takei readily which is geAl point
gained I.,.5 IN giving iSln medicine to children.
a 9oilN 6'.AN' AesAA''
ps- The physicians now generally use Winers Uasadu
sSie eaB o.y 49 lbs @sasas ! simple
denes as Il ts rss ~ @ m, p2r ss,S ~
store or, tts patientto health.
agents from planters merchants aud pysioiaas, bearing ts
mony g Tho efficacy Of the Invaluable remedy.
5ssa Masi aa1v u N s 1o cases tv,,rp
and wholesale Druggist IIan,ilto. tsns5a ysst
Sold, wholesale and retain, " ]. WRIGHT COS
Noa' 4 ana io4 onai'ie @ S'fsel'
Real schiedam sehnapps'
vANDEyEEE3s MEnYoATEp OF
aarryNr sdggpT Il o,,,ytpns
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Mrs. Maltbane, in New Haven, is troubled with the
dyspepsia and has had dreams. One morning, at
her breakfast, she was complaining sadly and des-
cribed her sensations to her sympathisng husband.
= was al the time climbing up, up up hills every
Oh, was 50 tired The fact is, had real night.
maIen Then why, my dear" said the atiectiOnate
husband, "didnt you get on and ride?n
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IF You WouAD RscApm

I r. YOU WOULD ESCAPE
LONG SUFFERING, WEAKNESS.
#DEroRM1TY on PREMATURE DEATH
lDauey's MagieaI Pain Extractor,
The only Instant eyer,Fag Auaose to Psin on Easais
WARRAETGD
10 without smart quicker a as that otsr ags
relieves has absouteand unmiAtakabls
The many mandies below namod which ALL ssass
remedies and nsediealskrI.
l. Stops nil pain even OF Burns Instantly.
q Heals Burns and even Small Pox ETC., free Of scara
s. Admitsno seald to raise water blister OF sore.
4 Takes away Old Sores fully.
s. subdues all Internal and sxtaFnai Inflammation
G. Ends Gonvulsionsi Collie and Fits directly.
4 Soothes Nerves to ease, quiet strength.
g. Restores action and strensthto Paised Limbs,
.. Destroys Modification instantly.
10. Generates new Flesh rolted thereby. ~
II. Keeps of Black and Swelling after blows
H. Dissolves Cataraets and strengthens Sight.
49, Draws and heas Blisters FREQ Of smart mark.
Neutfalaes all poscn and humor either heTeapgg q ~
fused by bees, hornets mosquitoes reptiles tafsa sns-
mails, corrupt bodies plants
EABsoLUFRlY
Now whether the bgot believes or not Fire Possz IN
Hsumation Modification Infection Hydrophobia hs
ror Of all rnen Eneipient Consumption Constipation Erpa.
las Cancer Inflammation Of the Chest Bowels Plenrgfy
Chronic Darrhea Dysentey, etc. com ayavey
harmese-eonrOlede easily By child possessing u
This Innocent mighty shssp, electric apid auasa i an
Ss'sA' 4a4s''HS' 10000
willbe forfeited, MT does LIFE hsse ~ pua3
MILLIONS
Use # daily in astounded satsfaconal praise SsHoHR
ARE SAFE WITHOUT 1T, and Il has become grsHsa5
commercial antdote extant.
Refer Dr. " Mott, York greatest auzgaun ess
in America, and s eminent physcians
Forsalein New Orleans Wholesale and retail, by
]. WRIGHT Co,
81.
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wINEala oANApIAN vERMIEran.
MEDICAL EVIDENCE.

We, the undersigned having frequently administered 1ed
cine prepared by Mr. John Winer town. designated ~
Winer's Canadian Yermuge and bepg fully satisfied Win
efficacy confidently recommend and efficient remedy
for the expulsion Of from the Intestine canal
g. o'REILiy,
Hceutiae Of the h. O. of Surgeons in Ireland, Ed.
q. w. DICKINSON,
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= eols;, landing and for sale by
lLFRED KEARKY,
Y Magazine street.
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ENTHustAsa.-W Wilson and Phnney are the leading
members Of certain legal bar. Sitting opposite one
another at the dinner tabe-they are always opposite
at practice at the bar in the Courthouse and agreed
to the bar in the hote-Wilson was describing the
effects of q speech be had made few nights before
at great political meeting in the village where
the people 80 filed with enthusiasm = Chilled with
what n cried Phinney. with enthusiasm T repeated
Wilson. s0h, ah = said Phnney, q understand !;
but never heard it called BY that name before we
call it rum p
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NNNNV NN7EI kfANGAs hWD NlAOLIlAHN1NI
DEALERS
s. NICHOLSON 4 CO., Garon5islet5t reaf.
sAMUE SMITH co. Corner Campstreet and Bonmercal
Alley.
JUDsoN 1 CO., Corner Camp and CaHalstreets
BROWN. JOHNSTON 4 CO., No. So Canapstreet.
BENOLST3 SHAW II CO., No. 81 GampstFeet.
BANK OF COMMERCE. JACOB BARRIER, Agent,
Corner Campand Gravietstre ets,
THOMAS n. BARKER, Corner Camp and Gravierstreets
Il. W. CONNER son, No. 81 CRrontelet street.
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Laales' List

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No. 81 Basin street No, A Marais street Box
No.2l0. Box No. 200 . Editors Paror Maya
zine. H, II H., LIST officer of the bark VIM a.
Banks, .Leyee Steam Cotton Press j" Pic"
Cotton Press. Bramah Cotton Press
S. f. MARKS, P. Ne.
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BA4NEsT3f}h VSrmifuge
MoI.ANEls vesmifuFe;
ToMSsE Si5's ssilsapsrilla;
SANDS sarsapefillaa
MORRTs0N's sarsaparila;
aoF 4s!Ps f Fireman BBiI Bitter;
T KIiTF;s 45 ai5t9 PIgn.
BEY kESF, Pq 9Fsaa4 F EsfsEs ~ -'
DAVIS wild Cherry and Tar;
cog od 45TEF Fs o5L 6i He4 KssBaa CLARK Co
AAJ 5AfSE;s s n Pee q SaERiesi
0sdooDis Cboiagogue.
WEIGHTS I rs, Indian l Vegetable Pills
cHAhP Is} EeSeE AID Agqe Pills;
sPf lFRiB s8G Ys SooR.s ff! IIi5i:
JAY 5SJ &, sag sE 81, Pills;
3NH H@RffT, 1 F Ff5'i
HILLS Tonic pills;
FAR REbTzE Rissa Sss1 Ef1is5i
MdAUN'S Elixer Of Opium;
TAR 51fisEt ApS ssis s.,,,,t.,.
DAYS. y.Iss Pay IL Killeri
o Se4 IL siiPlRsRt ointment,
DR. f T9gsE's 81 1a33igefAtiHg Cordial '-'4'
DR. ABERNETHY's Detergent;
DALi93s Qorininatiye;
AAA Ai.h7AS6 eRfss59 4 $lE5aRi
HARRIsoNls Hair nyei ''s9ssf'is'
sAoF FH1l5Si H'i Ei 5y Sy.,
JAY1Ets Hair Tonic;
CRIsTADoR0s Hair Dye;
WoLF a4 AES%e Edss sfbSid Ian sshnapps
KIDDEg S 4, Ip ,,slil Inks
1000 pounds GUM DROPS, assorted. li-S
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-20

A JAIL FULL OF CRIMB.-N ever, we VEN
ture to say, in the history of the Jail Of Suf-
folk county, has such an array of persons
charged with capital crimes, been brought to
gether, as at the present time, but it should
also be stated that in majority of cases, the
crimes charged were committed outside of
the county, and in some cases many thousand
miles distant from US. Of crimes charged to
have been committed in our county, there is
David Merrill, who killed his wife at Fest
Boston, nearly three years ago, and who will
probably be discharged next January, on the
ground that he was insane at the time the
act was committed there are also the two al
legged murderers of the East Boston Police
man Hodgdon, who will be tried at the Jan
uary term of the Supreme Court. Of cases
coming under the jurisdiction of the United
States is that of Capt. Estabrook, of schooner
Odeon OF Portland, for numbering his mate
part of the crew of New Bedford whaling
vessel, for setting fire to, and destroying
their ship; Of the crew of another, (tLe Jun
ior,) for mutiny and murder of their officers
at sea, and finally, Capt. Townsend, who
war caught in the act of conveying a cargo of
negroes from the coast of Africa to Cuba, in
the brig Echo.
Twenty five years ago, the trial of the
Spanish pirates who overhauled robbed, and
set on fire the brig Mexican of Salem, caused
considerable excitement in this community.
The Court was held in the Masonic Temple.
the trinl resulted in their conviction, and
they were executed with the exception of the
famous De Soto, who received, in considera-
ton of previous good deeds, pardon at the
hands of President Jackson Boston Journal.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-20

Major General DANIEL PRATT, JR.. the great
American traveller, and candidate for the Presi-
dency in 1860, arrived in town on Saturday eve
ming. He has been attending the Horse Show
at Springfield, where mis- labors in addressing the
assembled thousands on the great political ques-
tons of the day, prominent feature of the
occasion, and won for him great favor and popu-
larity. He requests us to say that he will ad-
dress the mechanics and laborers of Worcester,
at o'clock, this evening. As no building in the
city would Contain the multitude which he hopes
to see gathered, he will, for their accommoda
ton, speak on the open Common, under the broad
canopy of Heaven. He will leave the city for
home tomorrow morning, and, in the meantime
he hopes his personal and political friends, and
all who desrous of his elevation to the Presi-
dency, will call on him at the City Hotel, where
he holds his leyee during his stay in town.
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LOCAL NEWS

MrLITARY.-The second elementary drill of
the third battalion Rifles, Major E. B. Stoddard
commanding, took place in this city on Saturday
last. The line was formed on the Common at
about 10 o'clock, A. NJ, and then marched to the
Bay State House, where the colors were received
with due honors, and then countermarehed up
Main street to City Hall, where they took the
omnibuses, provided by that popular whip, Stone,
for New Worcester. Arriving at New Worcester
the battalion repaired to a fae field, where the
morning was passed in severe drill. At O'Clock
they marched to the beautiful new school house
Just completed by our city for the use of the in
ha0tants of that beautiful outer ward OF our city,
where sumptuous collation. had been provided
by the kindness of the ladies of New Worcester,
to which ample justice done After he feast
material, they were welcomed by Charles Hersey,
Esq, in behalf ofthe citizens of New Worcester
aud beautiful boquet was presented to Major
Stoddard, in behalf of the ladies' Major Stod-
dard responded in few eloquent remarks,
thanking the citizens for their kind hospitality,
and the ladies for their beautiful token OF well
come, assuring them all that the recolleetions Of
the day would be as pleasant as their feast had
been refreshing howery and poetic sentiment
to the ladies was given in acknowledgment of the
flowers, by an expert, which our reporter did not
entirely catch, and therefore is lost. This was
responded to by music by the Battalion Band,
(Fiske's Cornell whom to praise would be 'to gid
refined gold, to paint the lily or add another hue
unto the rainbow" Speeches were made by Col.
Abbot of Holden, ia veteran in the service,) BY
citizens of New Worcester, and others.
After dinner, the battalion again repaired to
the field where few hours mere spent in
drill, after which they returned to the city,
marching through Main street, paying the march
ing salute on passing the residence of the Mayor.
Col. Isaac Davis. After countermarching up
Main street 10 the Common, the battalion went
through the dress parade, in presence of large
collection of gratifed spectators, which ended the
parade of the battalion. The colors were
then escorted to the Bay State House by the color
company, worcester City Guards,) and the
the Holden company took passage for home.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-20

DEDIoATIoN.-St. Aune's Church, on Pine
street, IN this city, of which Rev J. j. Power is
pastor, dedicated yesterday forenoon with APP
propriate services. The Right Rev. Bishop
Fitzpatrick was the officiating prelate, assisted
by Rev. Father Ciampi, President of the College
of the Holy Cross Rev. ]. A. Healey, Secreta.
ry of the Bishop aud Chancellor of the Diocese,
who preached the dedication sermon !; and Rev.
Professors Creighton and Tuchan, of the College
of the Holy Cross. The text of the sermon was
from St. Paul, Heb. 1910, "We have an altar
and sacrifice, of which they do not partake,
who serve the tabernacle"
The usual forenoon Sunday services at the
church were postponed till o'clock, P NJ, on
account of the ceremonies Of dedication.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-20

INTERESTING FROM KANzAs-Arrest of the
Murderer Of Butf@m.-A letter from the Kanzas
correspondent Of the Boston Journal, dated at
Sumner, Sept. llth, says;
Zone of the most desperate border rufian MUIR
dereTs of 1886 is now under arrest The notori-
GUS Charley Hays, who murdered a cripple named
Butfum, on the road between Lecompton and
Lawrence, because Buffum mildly demonstrated
against having his horses stolen by the villain,
was, as your readers may remember, arrested by
order OF Gov. Geary, who arrived at the scene of
the murder in season to hear the sad story of the
dying man. Judge Lecompte Immediately liber-
ated Hays on straw bail Geary had him again
arrested, deeming it public outrage that the
perpetrator of SO heinous crime should be at
liberty, but Lecompte liberated him the second
time on writ of habeaS corpus, and he fed the
country. HeShas abseut ted himself until verp re.
Gently, when he returned, and committed des-
perate assault upon a man living near Sumner
He was Immediately arrested, and today has been
undergoing an examination before Justice John
son OF this place. The examination was adjourn.
ed this evening, until next Friday, and Hays was
held in five thousand dollars bail for appearance
a! that time. He will probably now be arrested
and trick for the atrociOus murder Of which he is
guilty.
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20. L 9 , 8.
BY TELEGRAPH.
Later from U,nb.

ST. LOUIS. Sept. 1S.-Leavenworth advi.
ces of the 10th inst, are received. A num-
Der of officers from Utah arrived there on
that day, among them Col. Alexander and
Lieuts. Groves and Manadier, of the 10th In
fantry. The general impression was that fur
ther trouble was to be expected from the Nor
mons; that the difficulties had only been
postponed, not settled.
A train of twenty wagons leaves here to-
morrow for Pixies Park, and VIM. H. Rus
sell will start train Of forty wagons in fe W
days. Gentlemen are also here from Leaven-
worth and Wyandotte, Quitting for the COM
panies in those places.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-20

GREAT FIRE IN CINcINNATI.-A destruc.
tive fire occurred in Cincinnati, at 8 o'clock
Friday morning, on Font street, between
Broadway and Ludlow streets. The fire was
first discovered in the building occupied by
the lard oil factory, from which it extended to
those occupied by Chenoweth & Co., com
mission merchants; Ed Knight, mat
tess factory; French & Wilson, custom
house; Riggs s. Munday, paint depot ; and
w. r. Fec, lard OIL works These buildings
were ali destroyed, and some three or four
houses besides were also badly damaged, but
not to any great extent. The loss will proba-
bly, reach SO 600
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-20
INrEREsr1Ne TO NEWSPAPER PUBL1sHrR

INTERESTING TO NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS -
One OF the courts of the State of Indiana
recently made a decision which is of interest
to all newspaper proprietors throughout the
Union. A controversy existed relative to a
charge for advertising between the commits
sioners of Hamilton county and the Pat
riot newspaper. 1t was held by the Judge
"that the published terms of newspapers
constitute a contract. If work is given to
newspaper publishers, without special con-
tract contravening the Published terms, the
publisher can charge and receive according to
the terms so published. 1t is not necessary
10 prove what the work cost or was worth !;
the publishers have a right to fix the estimate
value of their columns, and if so fixed, no
other question need be asked, but the price
thus charged can be recovered"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-20

ST. LOUIS, Sept. I8.-A train on the Han
nibal and ST. Josephs Railroad met with a
serious accident at Platte River Bridge, ten
miles east of St. Josephs, on the morning of
the 18th, by which two laborers were drown
ed, George Thompson, the engineer, and two
dremen, badly injured. aud two or three pas
sengers slightly hurt. The bridge is sup
posed to have been fired by an incendiary,
and was so much burned below that when
tie locomotive reached it, the entire structure
fell, precipitating the whole train into the
river.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-20

CATTLE SHow,-The Worcester Agricultural
Society will hold its fortieth annual Cattle Show,
Horse Exhibition, and Flowing Match at Worces-
ter on Wednesday and Thursday, October 9th
and It'll. The trial of working oxen and the pow-
ing match will be on the first day of the show,
There will be dinner both days at which the
award of premiums will be declared. The dinners
will be provided by the same gentleman who has
furnished them for several years past Mr. Angus
tus Mars, and they will, of course be tip top if
they equal their predecessors, of which there can
be no question.
The dinner will be at one O'Clock on each day,
and the blowing on the grounds of the Society.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-20

The DRY GOODS TRADB.-The past week has
been the most satisfactory, in point of cash sales
of any this season. The New York Post says -
'We notice more general demand, especially
from the West, Ohio and the Northwest being
more fully represented. Buyers are freely dis
counting their bills, and several houses report
better class of purchasers than at any previous
week this year. This is gratifying, and evidences
that our country merchants are gradually becom-
ing freed of their monetary difficulties, and better
able to avail themselves of the trade which is
expected during the Winter"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-20

iANoTHER SECESSION FROM THE SUFFOLK
BANK.-At meeting of the banks Of Dover, N.
H., and vicinity, held in Dover on the 18th, after
full discussion it was unanimously
RsSOlUed, That the banks here represented will
Immediately give notice to the Suffolk Bank Tor
the withdrawal Of our special deposits, and that
we will Immediately transfer our business TO the
Bank OF Mutual Redemption.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-20

Letters by last mail from Oregon and Wash
ington territories say force of three thousand
Indians was preparing to meet Col Wright on
Snake river, to give battle. It is believed how.
ever, by those we'll informed, that not more than
fifteen hundred could be assembled. News has
also been received that the trail has been got
through from Bellingham bay over our own ter.
ritory to Fraser river. Several thousand miners
and many pack animals had gone over, and tav-
ems were established on the trail
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-20

SENATORIAL CoNvENTIoN.-A convention Of
the Republicans of the West Worcester senatori
al district, comprising the towns of Barre, Win
chendon, Royalston, Athol, Dana, Petersham,
Phillpston, Templeton, Hubbardston, Hard
wick, New Braintree, North Brookfeld, and
oakham, is to be held in Barre, on Wednesday
October 9th.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-20

Referring to the Boston Posts significant in.
timation to Commissioner Loring that "if he i'm
prisons Capt. Townsend (the SLAYER captan) un.
lawfully, he is liable to a prosecution at law,
therefor, the New York Tribune says
"When paper like the Post gives a sympa.
thetic sneeze like this at Boston, it will 60 near
to be thought that somebody is taking snuff sig.
nifoantly in Washington"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-20

To tho Publications say have quit PED
ding. say no, but have been gone in the country
few days. where Tin, Glass; Brocms, &c, are raised
and have bought full oad Cheap for Cash, such as
generally keep. Which shall sell without money to
those mat have plenty of rags, ard prices that will be
plegsng to my customers that would buy hao to
those that have Tin &C. to sell have gone into trade
for myself and shall call your door and supply ,ou
with the same goods as formerly.
To the citizens Of Worcester, respectfully,
0RSON n. HEATH
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-20
Thirteenth Annual Announcements


WORCESTER MEDICAL INSTTTUTJoW
Winter Sesa5ou 1s5S-59.
commencing the drst WEDNESD y in N lvember at
Worcester, Mass and continuing sixteen weeks. The
curse Of instruction will be- in years past, LIBERAL
thor ugh, and systematic.
In the present age Of progression it will be conceded
by all liberal minds that a demani exists for Institu
tion 10 Nee EnPland, where liberal system Of Medicine
can he taught, based npon American Ecleotcism
such The Trustees and Faculty announce to be the
object II the Worcester Medical College, and enter
the fullest confidence Of in their Efforts, and of
permauency in Institution elevated in It's character
liberal in its views and free from the medical despoiisn
and intolerance that too often revaI in ether schools.
For further information adddres JOHN W JOHN
s0N, NJ. Dean Of the Faculty, Hartford, Conn. or
FRANK Fl KELLEY. NJ, D., Worcester, Mass.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-20

COURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-The case of
Shenck vs.. Saunders, which had occupied the
time of the Court for several days, was deceded
on Saturday by verdict of $3.50 for defendant,
and carried up on exceptions Foster and Very
for plaintiff and Bacon & Aldrich for defendant.
The Court then adjourned.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-20

storm of Thursday was quite destructive to
the fruit trees in the vicinity of Boston, in
many cases the heavily laden limbs breaking
away from the parent stem. The ground be.
meath the trees was covered on Friday morn
ing with large quantities Of the unripe fruit.
One fruit grower of Newton estimates the
amount blown off from his trees to be 1850
barrels. The fruit in that vicinity is very
arge and fair.