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Worcester daily spy., 1858-04-08
RATES FoR ADVERTISING.

RATES FOR ADVERTISING.
The square is the space occupied by 100 Words or y
ines SOLID "NoaParie" epe, being gust one inch in
ength
IN DAlY.
One square, day 50c; DAYS T6c; three DAYS
four days Sl,2oi week $780, So 50i each
subsequent week 5c three mouths So (netl; six months
SIC met one year Si6 tnet).
eone half square less, day 40e; Two days 6Oe;
three days 75c; week ST. tive eeks 175i each
Bequent week 4oci hree months 4; six months 81
year $40.
iscounts will be made dpon snouhs' bin at the rate
Of 10 per ceRt on SlQ pr cent so % per cent on
$66, 80 per cent. On f9g 8Q 4 a pe1 oea6 on from
IS to 500.
"Vearlv adye 8aaam
ehangea6s otenpf tiIans0des a,Faeek But yea yaa
vertsers VII be confined their ordinary gitimate bus
ness Advertising and to the ordinary style of display
An other advertisements from them VIII be charged the
usual rates.
One square week 75c; three weeks Sli each after
Insertion zoe; six months So; year SO One half
square or less, week eOc year SO. No yearly
advertising" in weekly except by special contract.
Discounts will be made the above rates in the
ratio as advertisements 10 the Daily.
SPECIAL ADVERTISING IN EITEEh PAPER.
Messengers notices $l.50; Assignees notices $i5O
Executors or Administrator notices Of appointment
&l50; Probate notices, ordinary FORM Sl25 All other
legal notices 25 per cent advance from oTdinery rates.
Bl25 per square Of IL lines charge for this descp
lion of advertising being less than S1.
Special Notices so per cent in advance Of the ordinary
rates.
Notices of Political and other meetings and conventions
will be charged at the usual advel tising prices.
Religious notices. cards Of Acknowledgements from oer
gymeH aud the like, soc per square
Marriages and deaths gratis. Notices Of funerals 25o
All obi uaTy notices additions Of any kind to
simple Of deaths and marriages charged at
the of rate of &c q line.
An transient advertising, and all from abroad unless
accompanied by satisfactory local reference, must be
paid for in advance
From and after this date the above rates Of advertising
will he rigidly adhered to.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-04-08
FrWtt frees, SC.
lN.E TIL E
-=- Worcester Nursery.

NYN|S q E
-.asar=- Worcester Nursery.
nth bridge Street.)
Is well st cked with eh,lce variety Of
Fruit and Ornamental Trees and Shru5s,
Such Appe Tr e. Pears, Plums, Cherries, Peaches,
A,h,ots, N~ctarines, Q,irceF, English Gposeberres,
Choice rawberrles Dueh currants Black herres Rssp.
herrss Grape Vines, 2e all in ne order for transplant.
The collection o. STANDARD and DWARF PEAR TREFs
is large, and includes ali the bsst yArIsths auch
cultivated.
Also, grrat variety Of
Ornamental Trees and Shrubs,
Balsam sir,, Norway spruc- and other EvergTeeps,
Scotch Larch, Euope,n Mountain Ssh, Horse Cnsslnus,
Weeping Wilovs Linden Tulip rees Hon, ysucklts
and mrs varetes suitable tor the latuds and esteemed
Arbor VIA euckthoru, &C., sor H,dges
M, hne sohssIion Of Roses, Peonlss Dahlias Border
AsPAEAdUs ROOTS, RHUBARB oa PIE PLANT,
BUDS and seIoNs, Of large variety Of Choice Fruit
can also be furnished Aso, Grating Wax, u superior
qiaiity.
Fay Cabbage and Tomato Plants, suitable for trans-
Planning.
~ The Nursery iS sltrated on southbsidge street.
short distance below tn Jdoeon railroad station, and
a. out fifteen minutes walk south from City HaL
IOIders promptly attended To- and frees, 6e, packed
'N'' ''' sAu,L n. COTTON. Proprietor
wo.cester. Sd Month. 9is'. 1873 mehge dawtf
- Bales VERY MOE Goa eSE
| ~ sPJNGEs, Just received and ~ .Al cheap by
| OhARLEs CLARKE.
| mehi ar Corner Main and PieasAit Sta.
\ 1tRAss sEEDs.--Tnothy, Red and While Gle.
UH YER, Red Tor, de', for ,sls rs.gn Y c,.pu
mehsO ar washington squars.
1aTKICHTis INDlAN v EG ETABLE
Wv PILLS For sale, wholesale and retail, at pro
prietors' prices By D. SCOTT,
"a ~ 2k1 Main nlrsaf
GRASS sEErs.- ~rlmothy, Red To-, ksa ald
~ Whits Clover, for sAle in lots 10 SUIT pa Oh ..trs
DRAPER CLARK.
asl d&Wlu Washington sqasrs.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-04-08
Price Two cents
IA ARLY SPRING TRADE.
Q VELTIES OF ALL KINDS.

Ladies ,06o oish beautiful Dress call at onss
and select st. The mast choice styles
oreJo~'1d from early selections.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-04-08

We will give you Eve rrasons why cannot be unier
sold 1st-Our expenses are less than any other hous
in New England, dong the un. Of business
2l-Our goods are principally bought tor cash 3 -
we st ctly cash buiness; thus charg, ycu nrthin
for bad debts 4th-We wish to establish a bueines
opon the principle II large and small prodts;
sueeesslu you will have the haue6t Of the effort. 9Th
Because
Worcester daily spy., 1858-04-08
HN DAVIS s. COMP PANY'l
ORIGINAL AND GENUINE
Honey Toilet SOAP.

This article has lnng been celebrated for s mild and
soothing pops ties b-ing pr Of the choicest
materials. ~ilhout Of akslie. BY III ususl
appoa ion it ~I remove Tan, FeeAles, and all Imuurl
ties from the ekni 1t is also highly approved for the III
and Nu serY, and Is he most vaua0ls Cosmetic ever
introduc to tie puoic To all prize white hands
and clear skin, 10 hni favo aud should be
con,i'red an adspensable appen1age 10 the Ladies
Toilet
Pr~pared nv g. DAVIS & CO at their Manu'actorg
1888 MasT street, c0m6ridgepOrf, Mas WIN hare foi
sale an extensive assortment 0! Choice Toilet and 5haF
ing So4rs mc'S d8m
Worcester daily spy., 1858-04-08
VIE o n l. : ii 0 ID 1.
Horses shod, at
Nj TT " ~ VIC

EE o r. Il H o o.
Horses shod, at
M u Z 4 Y s,
Old stand, Old Market Street,
And warranted as well be done in the city, es
pscaly gho,e requng on account OF tender feet
thin cracked hoois, oorns, or which iuerfee or
overr,t ch. dd n
EAINs OLUTION OF COPs sRTNER.
w SHIP The coparrnership heretofore xsting be
tween Charles Pratt and tnes F. Nolan, der the
name and style OF PRATT NOLAN, is rhs day dis
solved by mutual consent. tHakLEe PRATT
JAMkS E. NOLAN.
Worcester, August II, 1857.
JAMES r, NOLAN
Would respectfully lfurm bus friends and the public
general that he has removed TO his stand, Pleas
ant street, Worcester, hass where will he found select
assortment Of new aid appropriate designs for
Marble Mnntelss Monuments, Grave
&tOGes,
and every other article trade the cash prices
an2l d1"du
q aSr-belwe n the Boston and Worcester Reiir ad
u Depot in botou anj the Court aUuse in Worcester,
Black Nslltt or Porte honnaie containing from to
seven dollars in mon-y. and N te Tor S4t0, nom j.
ph Whitcoub to Eli ID Gould. dated Juue lat, A D.
1850, md payable oenand with interest. The finder
will pea grturnit to ELIJAa GOULD, N II Sno Hill
atre'4 -osttn' or DWldHT 70 TER, Worcester.
nFFIt = FOR ANlEKICAN AND Fur
W EIGN PATENfs.-J. P. PRISON, No 8 wall
slreet. New YORK. pambhlet Of ull information sent
free BY malt d&wSm ja20
SPANIsh coin,
MEXICAN COIN,
LAND WARRANTS. 40
Bought and Sold at BOyden'a EAchange Office, No Lin
coin Honss BLOCK ~
GRAHAM FLOUh-o ]. ain Sons, the best
W ar .icle 10 the marRet For sale by
TAOS SUTTON,
ia27 dhw1 No Mechanic street.
GNOPARTNERSAIP NOTtCE.-The sub
~ scr bvrs he ebg give notice that they formed CO.
parnfr,bip on u hrst day Of .nuary 1s5' fer the
purpo-e Of 1nuctng the " ncy Dry Goods and Mil in
tusin,s IN he city Wort esirr at No. Fiagss
Block, under the name of I. WAND 90;
Worcester, March 81, 1873 W FITZGERALD.
wchs o2ag2w
Ia UTICE. We, tie soo,crlU,rs, hereby ave no.
~ tce that have disposed Of our inereIt in the
llrm Of henry Simpson Co. to James Fay.
LORENZD q. CRANE,
FREUkKIo HAYES,
mch29 dsw1 PATRICK BROckwAY.
W0RCE>TER ACADEMY, coRNER
w s1mmer and Belmont Streets
oALENDAR.
Winter Quarter commences MONDAY, Nov. 23, 1851
Spring Oh lrter com nences THURSDAY, Feb IS, 1857.
sumner Quarter commences MONDAY, May 3, Iss.
Tuition, per Quarter, in advance, So 90 to 81 90.
FnsoPALs
WILLTANs 3 GREEN, bnards No I3 Main street
WEkDEN Reynolds, House No. 2s Prou lence st
NJ deoa0n
HNxTENslON DINING TABLES FOR
NJ sALE-At the Placing Mil. forn,r u Un,n ara
Exchange streets, Or email the uiual price, at
mch2S 1Sw' l.. a |. n. kEiEs
aNoRN, o Ats, EED!
1000 bushels VI Corn,
900 bushels prime Data
10 Tons dee Feed,
For Gale by THOs. SUTTON,
fia24 dGu No Mechanic STREET
EnAMpsON X HOLT Wilt oUNr.NUk h, AS
n heretofore, to maui for ssle tbauelnd OAR
htHd Lniugs, tnameed Leather voth for Carriages aud
Huuke VI Cloth Tab Covers and stair Oarptts, 10 DR..
heywo ld's building, Central Street Worcester.
meh22 deoa3nla
Worcester daily spy., 1858-04-08
.il1 WORCESTER SPY.


Printed and Published by- 5oHN MILTON EARLE
raaAAs DHEW at No 212 Msz Street, Worcester Mass.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-04-08
AT the Only One Price store Im
the Clty,
T'be asesV s0g'E EBT@Mch;

5000 dozen Linen Handkerchiefs, from &c to SIC.
100 dozen Hem Stitched Handkerchiefs from 1Sc 10 37o
20 dozen Misses Linen auikerchiefs from Sc tn 1885,
100 dozen ooored Bordered Hanikerchefs, from &c
Soc.
90 dozen Gents Linen Hlndkerchies, rcm 13c 10 900
50 dozen Gents ply Linen Collars, IRON s, to l5g
Worcester daily spy., 1858-04-08

10 u.s. CARRIAGE FACTORY
gtI1z.zz Established in 1888, "a years since, by
SAAz----AS- A. TOLMAN s. CO.,
Near the Bay State House, where may found ready
tor sale, Is Light Carryalls,
Light Carryalls,
Large Carryalls, 8 seats,
Phaetons
IL Prince Alberts,
Top Buggies.
Chaises.
4Open Buggies
Il ID hand Cartages various kinds,
TRo horse Pedar's Wagon and Harness.
Making the best assortment of Carriages ever offered
for sale in Worcester. We ave on hand, Harnesses
Trimmings, Cl'th Lace Leaf BoRs, Bands. Springs
Axles, Bots, &C.
The Phaeons, for elegance comfort and serviceare the
best Carriages in for two three persons
Prince 4lberts are new style, and very beautiful
The Cayals of four kinds, and from SlS5 to
t40O.
We know as good carriages made in Worcester,
In any place in Inc county, and prOmes that persons
buying Of US, shall the commissions and expens rs
Whch must be paid at Repos tories Trading Houses
We are building and shall soon 6nish Coaches, Carr
slls, Chases, and other, Carriages in addition to G
above diff ap1O
Worcester daily spy., 1858-04-08

The square is the space occupied by t00 Words or u
ines SOLID "NoapaIie" type, being gust one inch in
Worcester daily spy., 1858-04-08

DAILY PAFzR-FOUR DOLLARS a year, payable al
ways IN ADVANCE. All subscriptions discontinued at
the expiration Of the term paid for.
WEEELV PaPER.-Prce two dollars a year; 81 for six
nonhs and 50 cents for three months N paid strictly in
dvanoe, Sl,gs cts year. single copies cents each
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-09
YACHTING

UroR sALE-A yAcer, "a rErr IoFs nv ~ YrrY
besm; one year OLD fsst sser sai perfes, oysa-.
ssl snd fNgng rev and Of The best qua M Address sNl
TOR eAB-A YAbHT JUST LAUrCurD n rErre
iTrhes On efcw " fse6 intSe- hoat "a
fees long bn ~ ne tes naegas ~ hs ssst r1ider. I,
The rA3e fo- te~uy II e and speed nnurcessei They
viii re 800 vffs 'ow % ecee acconas. kpsiv puESRt
klcBt vart end boas bull er, Oh Penny PidxA
nns BsY south bfoaAgn, or 70 WI rEfERs lame place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-09

PIGEON srQoriNG ON FRTnAy, rR srgdBEH le A
a mrcb vii come on q Fsst Negafk rb-ea hur dred
tMds WI onths aroand or hes - s~eeps.kes
ne cars leave Jersey CIV n ~ an o'cia,k sopppg
Sst Ne~ark wr ssnfod wishes I'll hls lands to attend
lhe sport az there VII be pleaiy d 81
CSS-2 slgFS1p.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-02-06
Suggestive.

A New Orleans paper presents very
suggestive paragraph, in the following
which he entities 1.-The March 10 the
Grave of 1857 -
"What mighty procession have been
moving toward the grave during the past
year At the usual estimate since the
first of January, 1857, there have mure
than ,hirty-one millions five hundred
thousand of the worlds population gone
down TO tie grave. Place them in long
array, and they will give moving column
Of more than thirteen hundred 10 every
mile of the circumference of the globe.
VIVA. speciacle,as they move on, tramp,
tramp, tramp, the Dead March, giving
It's funeral notes as they 60 10 the sllen
shades ~
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-02-06
To The Military.

Major General Talliaferro, who is to
act as Chief Marshal of the day in Rich,
mond the ODD, has issued the following
order: at being essential for the pu7'
pose of necessary arrangements and prop.
err organization, officers commanding
troops which expect TO take part in the
ceremonies Of the erection Of the Eques.
trian Statue of Washington, on the 22d
of February next, will report, as speedily
as practicable, the name. strength and arm
Of their respective commands. the time a
which thew will reach Richmond, and the
mode Of conveyance.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-02-06
The Golden Prize.

The illustrated Weekly Golden Prize
published in New York, is one Of the
best papers in circulation. The Story OF
"Mar,ha Raymond, the Heroine of the
Revolution" now being continued in this
paper,is well written and very interesting
In addition 10 the Prize" every subscri-
Der receives tgratis) GIFT worth from 80
cents 10 $500. As some persons may
think il unsafe 10 send on money,--fear-
ing j. may be, like many other enterpri-
yes, humbug, we would say that we
have evidence Of lis being genuine, hon.
est concern. We respectfully inviIe al
,ention to their advertisement in another
column.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-02-06
Twenty-second of February.

We learn from the Republican that the
people of Winchester are making prepa
ra,ons for the observance of the approach
ing Twenty.Second of February. A com
mite has been appointed 10 receive sub,
scriplions for dinner at the Taylor Hotel
on that day. 1t is expected by the com
mittee of invitation tina! Hons. ]. ]. Crit
tenden, J. NJ Mason, VIM. Smith, II.
A. Wise and G.. J. Faulkner, Col. L. I.
Faunleroy, Alexander Z. Boteler, Esq,
and other distinguished gentlemen, will
be present on the occasion.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-02-06
BALTIMORE MARKET.

Flour.--To.day there were sales OF
Howard st. Flour atS4,37. We quote
Ohio Flour at S4,5U. We quote City
Mills Flour at S4,50--market firm. We
quote Rye Flour at s3,l2. Corn Meal
at 1925 for Country, and 1925 per Dbl.
for City.
Wheat.--The receipts this morning on
ly reach 1904 bus. There were sales Of
white at 81 ,O5 to Ito for common; 81 Ia
10 30 for fair 10 prime. OF red wheat,
there were $50 bush. at 81 ,06 10 lilo
per bushel.
Corn.--The receipts to-day reached g..
600 bus, and we note sales of white a
5Oa53 cls., for new. Yellow sold al 53a
55c per bush. for Few.
Oais.--The receipts to-day reach about
.7,l39 bus, and We note sales Of 500 bus
good 10 prime Mary land and Penna. al 81
a33 cents per bus. The market is dull.
Rye.--There were sales of Maryland
al &C cts., and Penna. at 20 cts. per bus
--Baltimore Clipper, 5thinst.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-02-06
Enthusiastic Temperance Meeting

The meeting which we announced in
the Register of last Saturday took place in
the Presbyterian Church in this place, on
Tuesday night last. The house was
crowded with the citizens of this County
of every name and profession. A very
large array of beauty was presented in the
presence of many of the fair ones of JET
ferson County. The meeting was open.
ed with prayer, after which the Rev. JOHN
LANDsrREEr of Marlinsburg, was introdu-
red TO the audience as the speaker Of the
evening. Mr. LIS speech was master
ly discussion of the arguments bearing
upon this great subject. The assemJlage
was enchanted for an hour by this clear
and eloquent address. The forcible
speech of this minister Of God will make
a lasting impression upon the popular
mind. The sentiment Of the people Is
turning the tide of corruption. and the
great question Of "license" or "no IL
cense" will be made the test of the public
suffrages al the neXl election of magistrates
in this locality.
The following are the additional names
of those who signed the pledge -
James Glenn, H.B. Gibson,
Selby Hamtramck, Holmes A. Conrad,
Geo. R. Murphy, J. II. F. Welshans'
Simeon Il. Ray, John Driskell,
Ellen Robinson, Anna Robinson.
Mrs. JOY, Zaremba Ruckle,
ID. Driskell, Robert Nj. Marshall,
Leano Staley, NJ. F. Bragonler.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-02-06
Burglars About.

On Wednesday night last the Store OF
Mr.. JOHN II. MoENDREE of this place,
was entered by way Of the back-door.
The back-door was found the next morn
ing TO be standing open, aud from indica.
tons it is evident that the door as forced
open by crow-bar or something of the
kind. as The door was we'll secured by
iron fastenings. the burglars object was
to lay hands on the money as the key.
hole of the large iron safe was damaged,
evidently sustained by trying tn force the
safe open. in which Mr. McEndree had
placed all the money, contained in the
drawers, heGole leaving the Store. Strong
er evidence goes TO prove tina, they were
in search Of money from the fact that
nothing of The least value had been taken.
The papers in the desk and considerable
amount Of goods were tossed about pro-
duced no doubt in the search of the key
TO the iron safe. Ii beho0Ves every Gill
zen to be on the alert for lhoSe graceless
scamps.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-02-06
A Dreadful Accident.

We learn from friend at Boonsboro' ,
says the Hagels,own Herald, that an aw-
full and melancholy accident, resulting in
death, occurred at Harpers-Ferry on Sat
urday evening last, TO a young man ma,
med Joseph House, whose father resides
in BoonsboIo'
1t appears that the young man got on
one of the cars for the purpose of visiting
some friends at Sandy Hook, and had no
proceeded far when he was thrown of
the platform and several trains passed over
him, cutting off one foot above the ANGLE
and otherwise horribly mutilating his
body: He died in afew hours after the
melancholy accident occurred. He was I
young man of excellent moral character
shoemaker by trade. His distressed
father was dispatched for, VINO imme
diately repaired TO The Ferry and had lht
corpse brought 10 Boonsboro', where i
was inferred on Monday last in the Uni
ted Brethren Graveyard.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-02-06
Pass Him Around |!

John s. Dye, Broker, Publisher and
Proprietor, 20 Wall street, New York,
for whoM many of the newspapers North
and South have been publishing an adver-
tsement of "Twenty-hve Witnesses OF
paper money or, the Forger Convicted"
without paying for IL, or so much deign-
ing TO notice polite duns, is catching il
from The press. The rascal has even
had the impudence not 10 pay us, although
ds has been twice very politely invited by
AS 10 do so. We hope the press every
where will pass him around, for he is a
big rascal Of The first water, and disgrace
10 his brother Brokers.-Lychburg Re
publican.
m~ Yes, pass him around. This same
John S. Dye, the contemplate rascal. is
indebted 10 US for advertising, and had
the audaciiy, after politely requesting him
several times 10 remit Us the amount, 10
treat us with silent contempt. We under
stand that his malicious design was TO
make "raise" at the expense Of the
newspaper publishers of the country, but
we shall do our utmost to eTaH him to
the peniien,iary, where he should be I'M
prisoned for life. in order that he may
have Justice done him. He is an unmitl-
gated scoundrel Of the deepest dye, and
we wsuh forewarn all persons from ma
king him any remitiances-if he has the
meanness 10 rob the Press there is no tel
ling TO what extent his malicious hear.
would lead him. An individual of his
stamp should rot be tolerated above
ground. The remembrance of his guilty
conscience should be sufficient TO produce
an emsiic TO an honest man. Yes, he
richly deserves hanging without judge or
Jury, and we could be "Jach- ketch" with
GU, entertaining the least solemn impulse
for his futuriIy. We invoke the Press
to "pass him around SO that every In
habitan, upon The globe may hear of the
black inlrigues which he has pracliced
upon the Press. "Pass n around, say
we.
We shall pay our compliments TO sew
eral other individuals, if they do not "loe
the mark" in very short time.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-02-06
SHERIPFALTY.

DEING solicited by many Of the voters
ID Of Jraerson County to become can.
dIda,e for the next Sheriilaliy, the election
for which takes place on The Nh Monday
in May next, you will please announce
me as such in your next psrer.
hope 10 he elected, and shall Iely up.
on my thorough acquaintance with lie
people TO elect me. shall Welt bn, few
OF my friends as am much confined at
home. GEO. w. SAPPINGT0N.
January 80, 1858. 10
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-02-06
CHEAP BOOKS, &c.

THE subscriber being about 10 close ou!
J. his stock of Drugs, Books. Motions.
&C., offers bis goods al greatly reduced
prices, many articles below Coat. J viii
enumeraie some valuable Books which |
" III sell low :-Luiheran Hymn Books.
gilt and plain covers Teslaments Book
OF Common Prayer, gI't aud pain The
Anxious Bench, SUPplcmeni % lhe ChTis-
tian Tyre; SiIIman'. Chemistry Com
stocks Chemistry Puker's Phyloso-
ply 0lmslesd's School Astronomy {;
Biglsnd's Natural History; Grimsbaw's
US History /; Goflsmllh's Rome ; Bu.
cbsw's Family Physician Elements OF
Mythology: Naun and ChsSe's Gran-
mar and School Arithmetic Green's
Analysis History OF Diseases Treat
meni Of Horses. have also remnant
Of Notions, Jewelry, &c., which | VIII
sell cheap.
Z. q. WILLIAMS.
January 80, 1853. 81
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-02-06
Celebration.

The Sons of Temperance Of this place
says the Mariinsburg American, inten'
celebrating The approaching 22nd of Feb
rnary by procession, dinner, &c. The
Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad Company
intend running an extra train between
Martinsburg and IIarper's Ferry on tina
dav, in order to accommodate those who
are expected 10 be present on that occa
sion, and the express Train on that morn
ing will stop at Sir Johns Run and Han
cock, 10 afford any who may desire an
opportunity TO come. The procession
will form at their Hall, on Queen street,
and march to the Methodist Protestant
Church, preceded by the Martlnsburg
Brass Band. Two hundred and fifty
Sons" are confidently expected. Ora.
tors have been engaged for the occasion.
Martinsburg Division No. 46, intend Civ.
ing their brethren from distance public
dinner at GrsH,ham Hall. The public
are cordially invited TO attend.
From all we can learn this will be a
grand rally of the Sons Of Temperance.
May it be so is our earnest desire. How
fitting is il tina. the birth day of Washing
ton--a man of such chastened ambition,
and such temperate habits that he has be-
come worldwide example of all that is
noble in human nalure-should be ceie.
braied by the Sons OF Temperance, an or
der tina, breaches and practices Temper
once, "LoUe, Purity and Fdelity;" viz
tues pre-eminent in the character of that
great and good man.
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58Ag39s

On the 2lst ult, at the residence Of her
bro,her-in-law, J. w. Smith, near War
r.nsburg. johnson county, Mo-. Miss
Sally E. Washington, second daughter
of the late John I. A. Washington, OF
Cedar Lawn, near CharlesIOwn, Jefer-
son. county. Va.
On the % inst, in Charlestown, Mrs.
Laura A. Ryan, wife Of Mr.. Thomas
Ryan, aged 35 years.
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