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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-18


People'sGeneraI Housed Furnishing Store.
Nos. 226, 2ss, $50, and 2ss
MAIN ST, WORCESTER.
The attention of the public is particularly called at
this time to the sale Of
25 PAINTED CHAMBER SETS,
beautifully 7rnamented in various styles and coIors,
which will be sold at less than wholesale prices Ihave
also Just received an invoice of
TOLMAN's AIR SPRING BEDS,
decidedly the best Spring Beds il USE and just the thing
for this hot weather. Also,
LIVE GEESE FEATHERS AND OURLED HAIR,
which will be made inc Beds and Mattresses to order,
desired, and warranted 20 be represented. OF
REF RIG ERATO RS,
have now on hand good assortment of different sizes
and of both the Old and improved patterns which will
be sold at greatly reduced prices. have also for sale
THE OLD DOMINION COFFEE POT,
which insures cup of delicious coffee that is free from
grounds and which cannos fail to recommend itself to
any one who likes that beverage made in the best man
TO HoUsEKEEPBBs AND ALL OTHERS,
cordial invitation extended to examine my goods and
learn the prices at which they are offered.
NEVER MIND
what other dealers say when they tell you this is Sec
ond hand establishment, that you viii find nothing but
selves and viii learn what others have learned BEFORE
hat you can buy
Better New Furniture OF every description;
Better NV Wooden and Painted Carpetiugs
Better New Crockery Glass, AMI China Ware;
BETTER Britannia, and Silver Plated Ware;
Better New Tea Trays, and Table Cutlery,
Better Window Shades and Paper Hsngings,
for less money than Of those Establishments where
false representations made fer the purpose of trying
to m1n0polise the trade.
The reason why my goods and be sold cheaper
is because y expenses less than those of any other
store ofthe kind doing the of business and
] am willing to customers many hours for
the money any other mani therefore invite all
VITO wish Tor good bargains fair dealing and good
ment to the Peoples General House Furnishing Esab-
shment. 2l6, 22S 49, and 232 Main street. that they
mayjudge for themselves If these things not
ie29 du J. y HOOD, Proprietor.
z AIDES FURNISHING AND HAIR
"a WORK STORE.
MRS. GILLIARD would respectfully inform the la
dies of Worcester and vicinity that she has taken the
Store iO4 Main Street, where she offers for
sale variety Of goods including besides the usual
sortneut of ready made Linen for ladies', Gloves Head.
Dresses, Trimmings Bmprodery Thread, Needles, Per-
unery, and every article for the toilet and nursery
Mrs. g. also desires inform the public that in the
Hair department every psins will be taken to suit
toners, Ladies Hair Obampooed and Dyed in the best
manner, and on the reasonable terms. share of
patronage is respectfully solicited.
HELEN S. GIbLIARD
eI2 d3m IO4 Main street
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ii A L A IT, ON
DIR. C. HOWARD MARSHALL,
CATARRH.
EU.y'G, .gE'gD BLOOD
PsEY SECEAN,
or New York City,
By Inhalation, and iaIs other new Rem:
sdiea known only himself performing miracles by
curing the most ncurable Diseases for he has succeede
in obtaining that skill for which the whole medical world
has hitherto sought in vain that Of being able to prescribe
certain cure for oatarrh and Consumption.
Under his new, direct and common sense practice.
those loathsome and terrible soaqes are now perfectly
Durable.

Or. MARSHALL CURES OATARRB.
.. Dr.. MARSHALL CURES SORE THROAT
DR.. MARSHALL CURES COUGHS.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES ASTHMA
DR.. MARSHALL CURES BRONCHITIS.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES HEART DISEASE.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES LIVER COMPLAINT.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES DYSPEPSIA.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES HUMoRs.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES sORoFULA.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES CONSUMPTION
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SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
Ready Made Clothing,
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,

at the lowest prices It's easy matter for trade
to say big DO'ds and spread Ju argely zoe choose to
have purchasers and see for themselves who It is
that use you the best. You will find our stock to
consist of
Double Breasted Black Frock Coats.
Single Breasted Black Froek Coats.
Sacks aud Frock Sacks of all the styles now in use
viz: for Buuess
Pae,ote Sack, and Habit Anglaise Frock,
Amercanized Pantaloons and Vests in large Quantities
made from Side Stripe, aud plain oasslmeres Of al
grades, at prices little iOi0er than any which has ye
been advertised.
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Dr. ~ can, for all cases, prescribe equally as well by
etter Price So 90 per month
The First Fonr Days of Each Month
d r. M A r. SHALL
viii be at the
BAY STATE HOUSE, WORCESTER,
Direct all letters to the Bay State House. Worcester
Mass, or the St. Nicholas Hotel, New York,
ne d&wtf
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JAMES &. ARNOLD,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,

Worcester, Mass.
splSl Once a. Mechanios' Hall. dawt
ENLOU X AND GRAIN.-srOCK STAND
~ Tor sales also the Stock and Stand Of Ship Stores
and ship Chandery business Ia the city Of Boston,
Both have been long established, well located aud
JOY an excellent run OF business. The proprotors are
about engaging In other business and the above offers
strong Inducements TO active man OF moderate capital
to do safe and profitable business viii be stld separ
ate or together. Inquire Of &. Il. NILES Advertising
Agency, scolays Building address Box 1880 Boston,
Mass. d2m ie1T
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MOTICE.-MIs SWAN, ciairvoysnt PhyslcIan,
~ has removed from No. Central street TO No 2g
Exchange Street, = few rods East from the Bay
State Housc. w3mt ly2l
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ESTABLISHED IN 1885.

p 40 y N g.,
Dealer in
FANCY GOODS, TOYS, UMBRELLAS
NC, respectfully Informs the public that he has now in
store ENTIRE NEW STOCK, bought since the recent
iail in goods, and now selling at very low prices
Umbrellas, Canes, sc repaired. P5nktngin va
riety Of styles. Eyelets set Marking for Embroidery.
g Agency Of New England Dye House.
Sign OF The Variety Store" No. 200 Main street.
opposite Rrinley Hall dt NE
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Price Two cents
NOTICES.

BR EMIUM POULTRY,-Tb The sBbscr,bar
nas lot sale eggs Of the Black Spanish spsngled
6a'nourg' SILVER Pheasant, Golden Pheasant Bolton
rey and other improved breeds Of Fancy Fouls bi.b
he warrants to be fresh and pure without snv ad1i
Apply at j. D. Lovell's Seed Store oppose civ ssrs
where eggs may be obtained WIN. UNDERWOOD.
APIS d2taWfiwtf
DISSOLUTION OF COP4RTNER-
81 SHIP copartnership Heretofore eTisti1e Re
tween Daniel Draper and Abner Huntington nnde ne
name OF D. DRAPER CO., is this dav 5issoIved b
mutual consent. Daniel Draper will continns tbe ~
mess at the same place, and is authorized to settle All
counts. DANIEL > DRGPFR 81 a'-
ABNER HUNTINGTON.
ereenyille, leicester July r. 1858. d8ws jygs
w e d GAL GALV ANTsM.
Mrs. HOLT, Medical Electrician.
and agent for Dr. Bannng's Patent Body
especially for Female and Spinal Weaknesses Rooms an
rectly over the CITY Ranb Eostar, pI.. - u
and Pearl streets. dSm mv -i;'u
RlSH LINENS Il FRENCH 'FRONT.'
H INGS.-We hsve extra make of Linen made ~
pure Flax, to which would invite the attention ~
buyers Also, French Frontngs in linen and cotton.
CHARLES A. UPTON.
COUNTRY DEALERS WISHING TIE
pest article Of Congress Letter, Commercial Note
fort or Ble PAPER manufactured in the United
STATES W send their orders to the manufactures agents
at NO. z American House Block, Main Street.
~ Samples sent by mall if desired. jyIi deodtf
BUSINESS MEN will find Congress Letter or
in
quality and price, at No. American House Block
A. II. WARD & co,
No. American House Block
OE deo1d Main Street.
ESSMAN & HAAS.
importers and manufacturers Of all kinds Of
HAVANA AND PRINCIPE
Cigars and Tobacco
No Lincoln House Block,
VAIN Street''-'.-.-......W Orcester, Mass
jas diff
u o A R d I n C:
Boarding, by the week day, at No. 70 Thomas stree
Worcester, Mass.
40, J.. ENDAL.
'HNHE CITY GRIST MILL,
MerriGeId's Building,
Exchange Street, ......s.........Wo rcester Mass
Grain of all kinds ground to order at short notcet
also, for sale Meal, Corn and Shorts, in lots to
suit purchasers HOWARD HOLDEN
The Celebrated Revolving Clothes
Frames.
constantly on hand and for sale as above.
niche da H. HOLDEN.
GONE ALL. COME ALL
AS the Doctor will never be engaged in
Unpleasant Work.
Keep your eye him. as he is daily effecting ourea
on Cancers, that others have proved themselves ncom
petent to do their unpleasant works show BY their
patients placing themselves under my care.
N B. All acute, chronic and cutaneous diseases sue
cesstuy reatei The public are respectfully nvi ed to
ca and let their experience be their evdenceof the truth
of these things.
will give hundred dollars for every cancer cur
after have had fair trial and failed OF curing
DR. j. X. GOODELL.
Olark's Block, Worcester, Mass.
4rutf
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q a. DODGE Hack No 2, has removed hi
~ team his arm in Of his house, No. IL Graf
ton street. ali orders left at the above place, at N Par
ker's Stable opposite the Boston Worces ter Depot, vii
receive prompt attention
N, B. Carriages washed at short notice, at the above
place. my28dtf
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yENO ECONOMICAL FAMILIES AND
LADIES, MARRIED OR SINGLE

Harper Twevetrees' celebrated Washing Receipt, your
washing done In half the time and trouble without wear
Ing out your clothes with the scrubbing Board.
DIR. CYRUS MOTT, Brooklyn, N. Y.
leo w3m
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Publishers and Booksellers, Providence, r. I.
i've diff Agents for New England.
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AIDES FURNISHING AND HAIR
e. WORK STORE.
G1ARRIAGE sPRINGs- REPAIRED,

Iron or Steel Tires Reset,
any other Iron Work Of a Carriage repraiged.
Any Of the above put in thorough and finish
ed style as at any carriage builders, at
MUZZ VS..
mch DIFF Old Market street.
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INSULATION FREE.
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wroeutsr, Oct. /, 1854

GNOMPOUND EXTRACT OF ROOTS.
~ FOR MAKING BEER
The Beer made from this Extract is not only healthy
beverage but Of the most pleasant and nYigoratn
that can be found for in weather The low
price for which it is afforded, the readiness with which
the Beer 10 prepared from it, its healthiness and agree
ableness everyday drink, have rendered this one
Of the most popular ticles in the market One bottle
at 20 cents, will make 10 gallons Of Beer 1t is perfectly
free from all intoxicating properties Manufactured and
told BY POTTER CHAMPLIN,
Practical CheUnisfs
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MR.. JONATHAN LUTHER

takes this opportunity to his old acquaint.
ances, and also to such willing bestJw their pat
roDage upon him that the entire management and
Of the business is in his hands and if kind and
gentemany treatment with honest dealing on the part
of himself and those employed under him. any induce
ment for the public make this place their resort for
supplies in this line, they shall have the full measure of
it, and be assured of getting
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WHOLESALE AGENTS Dudley Il Stafford 90 deck man
street Geo. Edgar ia and 176 Pearl street Fannen
stock Hull, Co, 81 ChG street, New York Lee Butler
Co., Hartford Conn; J. Bach h Son, Providence r.
II Wilson, Fairbanks h Co. Boston, Mass; II. II Hay
h Co., Portland, Me. wan jeo
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1t Great Reduction from former prices.
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BR EMU NJ POULTRY The subscriber
q, q mas ior sale eggs Of the Black Spanish spsnqed
Grey and other improved breeds Of Fancy Fonls Mir
ne warrants to be fresh and pure without any adxtr
Apply at j. D. Love's Seed Store opposite Civ sagsr
"H ai5o essS may DC oo'alned WIN. UNDERWOOD.
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OFFICE DESK FOR sALE.--A large Of
" Zee deek, made Of black walnut suitable for Bank
or Insurance Office, for sale cheap. Inquire OF n. b.
HANSON, 90 and IS Main street. dtl iei8
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Horse Nails made from the best o. B. Iron warranted
NIB. P. I. are also Agents for ADRIoNAC AMER
loan CAST sTEEL.
W The above will be sold on the most favorable terms
By the subscribers the old stand, Washington Square
PRATT h INMAN.
Wreeater. Oct l, 1884 decd
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EstPay Notices.

PnbHshed for the BENEFIT ofowr Subscribers.
Taken up by Thomas Reveal, Centre Tp., Dec. sth,
81 steers, years Old red end oftail white,
crop off left ear, swallow fork in right. APP at 500.
The other year DID, pale red, white spot in forehead
white on shoulders and TANKS under-bt in right ear,
slit and nder-bit in left. APP. at $40. r@a#
Taken up by Joseph Gardner, Columbia Tp, Now,
Is 81. two horses, pony about. 10 hands high,
hind legs white, fore legs black, some white the
forehead small bits off the back part of ears some
white marks right side of head, like halter marks,
black name and tail, bright bay. APP. at $65 The
other bay mare, black name and tail, white
forehead, about 10 hands high. APP at S95.
Taken up by Charles Howard, Keokuk Tp.. II Nov.
81 two steers one face white crop and tin left ear,
half crop Off under side of right ear line backed sup
posed years old; has bell marked A. H. 5. 1852.
The other ROAM slit in left ear small piece off end of
right ear line backed supposed years old APP. at $50
Taken up by Harrison Schooler, Washington Tp
Nov. IS, 81, steer years old, white and red pded
neck and head red legs to knees, crop and underbt
in each ear. APP. at $22
Taken up by Jacob d. Smith, Richland Tp., Nov. II,
81, IL head of sheep, buck with swallow fork in left
and hole in right others with under-hafcrop in
left crop and slit in right and underhalfcrop in left
crop off both and underlit in right crop and slit
in right crop in right and slit in left crop and under
slit in right. Ap. at S23,S1
Taken up by Henry Bennett of Centre Tp., Nov. 26,
two bay colts year old last spring, both hind feet of
white, small white end of nose blenish in right
eye, the other rgh hind foot white, and small white
in forehead. Two appraised al 800
Taken up by John Johnson, of Centre TIP, Nov. 25.
two steers red with star in the forehead, white
along the belly and tanks, with spot in right ear,
some hicks in left, supposed to be made by dog
Appraised at 800 -. .N.E ".#
Taken up by Edward T. Neville, Of Pleasant TIP.
Nov 1871 red and white steer years old last spring
with an enlarged Jaw. Appraised at $i5.
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s.. ...... Washington Jan.
HousE.-The House in committee If the
whole on Presidents message. 49,.
Mr. J. Clancy Jones submitted resolutions
referring branches of the message to appro.
pirate committees.
SENATE On motion of Mr.. Seward. a
resolution was adopted that petition of Mr..
MilaId, be transmitted to the Secretary of
State. The petition sets forth grievances in
aicted upon Mr.. Willard, by British civil of
fcers in Ireland.
Mr.. Fessenden introduced the French
spoiation bill ard moved reference.
Mr.. SideIl introduced a bill amendatory
to the coinage act.
HoUsE.-Mr Lo, eioy said if the Neutrality
Laws needed change he would vote for ii:
but protested against this attempt to elevate
rate. As for the fact they had authority of
of the President, who says that Walker is a
fugitive from Justice, and has escaped from
Justice, and escaped from Jail and now they
were asked to bow to the Inagnaninity of the
criminal who yielded to the officer. Laugh
ter. Great magnanimity, indeed, when a
man" cant help himself. Laughter.1 That
was done under the Police arrangements every
day. If they had to bow 70 every such man
as hero they found, they soon would exhaust
their power of administration. daughter.
If Com. Paulding had hung him Walker) at
yard arm he (Loveioy) would have honored
him for it. This is the treatment such pirates
ought to have held out to them. He entered
his protest against clothing man with heroism
and making him martyr when he is simply a
rascal. Excessive laughter.
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a p RIOS Pc TUS
Gbr Ottumha Courier
,o1d Series, Vol. &c 1o--Ne,o Series, Vol. 8,
Commencing January list, 1858.

The Publisher of the COURIER has the pleasure Of
nouncng to the friends and patrons of the paper in
wapello county, and throughout Southern Iowa. that
next under the most and atterng prospects.
The COURIER is no stranger in this region. For
ly Ten years it has been published with regularity
unsurpassedby any paper in the State. 1t rests
upon such basis that It's future publication Is mat
ter subject to no contingency. It has uniform and
reliable circulation in Wapello county and throughout
the Southern part of the State which will retain and
largely increase, which commends 1t especially
advertising medium. "
The COURIER heretofore, will be devotedto the ad
vocacy ofthe interests of the County and region with
which It has grown up to the dissemination of news
and valuable information upon all useful and interest
ing subjects and 1t viii especially be ouspoken and
fearless advocate of the principles Of the Republican
Party Having exchange list embracing the ables
publications in the country, facilities for enrichng it,
columns with the choicest literature of the day, will b.
unsurpassed. In addition, arrangements have beer
made with writer's Of established reputation for conri
buttons of original matter. We have engaged an Orig
inal Story for the opening numbers of the Volume.
Congress is in Session, and our Legislature convene
in January The Sessions of both these bodies
pected be unusually interesting Full reports ofh
proceedings ofboth viii appear in the COURIER. .
Friends Of the CouRIsR respectfully solicited Il
assist in extending its circulation.
tf TERMS:
% "a M, "N' m'''''.''''''~5 oo
liberal discount made to clubs of 10 or co.
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origin of C,dd.FellOws.

1t has been supposed by many that the ORR
gin of the society Of Odd Fellows-or rather
the organization of that association-was Of
comparatively modern date. They will be
somewhat surprised. however, says the Gin
cinnati Times, s'to learn that its origin dates
as far back az the time of Nero, and was es-
tablished by the Roman soldiers in the year
So. At that time they were called "Fellow-
Citizens" The presen. pane was given them
by Titus Caesar, twepty-fout years afterwards;
and they were so called from the singular
character Of their meetings, and from their
knowing each other by night or day by means
of mystical signs and language. At the same
time he presented them with a dispensation,
engraved on plate of gold, bearing different
emblems of mortality. In the 9Th century
the order was established in the Spanish do
minions, and in Portugal in the 9th century,
It did not reach France and England until the
1Lh century. It was then established in the
latter country by John De Neville who, assist
ed by five X lights from France, formed a
Grand Lodge in London. This ancient fra
ternltY mas now It's lodges In every quarter OF
the globe, and by its usefulness and benevo-
lent character, commands the respect and
countenance of all who are acquainted with its
nature aud purposes" Those upon whose in
formation reliance may be placed give credit
to Baltimore for first introducing Odd Eel.
owsh2 into the United States, and 10 Grand
Sire Thomas Wilde. still living among us
belongs the honor
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RrY AwlY.-A pair of horses belonging to the West
ern Stage Company having attached set Of double
trees did some tail running up Front-st Monday
Thinking the sidewalk smoother and better adapted
their purpose than the street. they hetook themselves
toit 1T MiIligan's corner but II turned ont TO he too
narrow, defect which they quickly remedied by tear
ing down the part Of the awning to which sigr
attached, and thence reached Reincke's Grocery
where the double-trees making Sudden upward move
ment came in contact with sign ten feet from
the ground and knocked 1t into smash in time Til,
last achievement. we fine specimen ofknocE
Ing down. and running number of cows who wer,
Illuminating in the sun, in the alley back Of John Pam
rcy's
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g METHODS or ApvERrsING.--lMr. Editor: We live in
money making age, and the motto of many, appears
to be- get money honestly If you can, but get money
One OF the most approved plans Is to advertise Il is
anmateral Win you wish, advertise; lyon have any
thing to SELL advertise II you wish to buy advertise
"1ngomar," when he wished for wife, advertised in
the Statesman, )" (hope he will get one "iust suited
to his mnd.D II You wish for notoriety, advertise,
!. e., get your name in the papers.
There are many different methods of ADVERTISING
The only proper way to advertise what you wish and
pay the prfater There is another method, and one
70 which wish to direct special attention: 1t Is pub.
fishing an article In the newspaper as a comnunica-
on, but the most important and original part OF
which, Is the Authors and title Cfhe has any }
written In full and appended to the document This
10 the form Of advertising adopted by those who seek
public fame, but not the patience to wait and let
their deeds and works, build up name and reputa.
uon This latter is ordinarily slow process and does
not suit the longing eager anxiety OF some They say
my name must be known will write communica-
ton for the Courier'-shs innocent community will.
not know 1t is simply advertisement, merely cum.
ming method to bring my name and profession before
the world. ~ ~
This concealed system Of advertising object 1T
10 an attempt to mislead the public and cheat the
printer; as In such cases. the name Of the Author ia
omitted Tin his estimatlon) the article Is without value
and labor lost
These reflections were caused by reading an article
In the Statesman OF last week. ADVERTISER,
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CAR I'D.

eTr- TO MY PATRoNs.-I would return my sincere
thanks for the good share of public patronage bestowed
upon my establishment, and would now say that not
withstanding the lateness of the in which my
store opened, have added largely TO my stock,
and have larger stock of articles in my line than
can be found in west of The Mississippi Hav
ing had fourteen years experience in the drug business
and having competent assistant, physicians and 9th.
ers requiring medicines can be confident of being
suited in every respect. WM F. ELMENDORF,
g Apothecaries' Hall, Richards Buildings,
poIs H Otturpva Iowa
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MELANCHOLY CAsUALry.-We are panied to learn OF
the sudden death Of FRANCIS MARION HARLAN, son of
A. L. Harlan aged 18 years, months and II days,
at the residence of Mr. Charles wilson, Richland Town
ship in this county the 3rd inst In the act of get
ting off his horsethe horse became frightened thus
securely fastening his feet in tie stirrup dragging
him thereby, at Needless rate for the distance of
quarter ola mile, where he was picked up lfeless
corpse. The deceased was truly a lovely youth and
beloved by al, who knew him. He leaves parents,
brothers sisters, and many kind friends to mourn his
untimelY death. --------------