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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-02-10
Real estate.

- FOR SALE A small Farm of
ALI: about Is acres, divided into moving, pasturing,
sAs.ks and woodland well fenced. and good supply of
fruit House small but convenient with good Barn. said
farm is situated q miles from the City Hall Payments
liberal. Inquire at 207 Main street, of
fe2 dim A. j. EATON.
DOR SALE-Mloden built Houses and
Il Cottages, situated within five and ten minutes walk
of the City Hall. Also MONEY to loan Real Estate
Mortgages. Inquire at 207 Main street.
febf d2w* A j. EATON.
- HOUSE FOR SALE-A Cottage
Ei situated in the village of East Mllbury, with
AAaaf an acre of land, Will be sold CHEAP Inquire
OF LEONARD RICE,
Cor. of Summer and Prospect streets, Worcester
as dawlm
- FOR SALE-Eight valuable Farms,
#a,,i situated four fifteen miles out and containing
sz-frOm forty hundred and sixty acres EACH
Prices range from $500 to $1,000 Some OF the above
farms will be exchanged for city property For partcu
lars inquire of A. j. EATON,
feb d6t* 207 Main street.
HOUSE LOT FOR SALE - Located
IL on the corner of Beacon and La Grange Streets,
near the Junction Depot The size is 60 by 100 For
further particulars inquire of the subscriber at Wood
Light Il Co S Machine Shop. $. L. HILDRETH
ja20 'd3w
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-02-10

valuable Medicine. During the present week
no less than six Of our friends who have been induced 10
uy nroL DeGraths Electric OIL for Rheumatism, In con
sequence OF having II advertised In our columns
"d E cs n on US 70 state the beneficial results,
,,,h r1r snle ny GEORGE Il. SPURR, POI Main street
iva ~ s' da 40 ~ "r"ui hiectrlc oli'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-02-10
Mcoitines, &e.
MOREHEAD's MAGNETIC PLAS

MOREHEAD'S MAGNETIC PLAS-
u IER.-TIiE GREAT STRENGTHENED and PAIN
DESTROYER.
The best and cheapest household remedy in the world
Simple and pleasant in its application certain and effec
ual in its results beautiful, scientific external cura-
tive, applicable for the relief of pain all time In any
part of the human system, and under all circumstances
II You put this Plaster anywhere If pain is there the
Plaster will stick there until pain vanished The Plas
ter magnetizes the pain away and pain cannot exis
where this Plaster is applied.
Rheumatism, Lameness, Stiffness, Weakness Debility,
Nervousness, Neuralgia, Dyspepsia Coughs and Colds
Pains and Aches of every Kind down to Corns are
IMMEDIATELY RELIEVED, and, with little patience
PERMANENTLY CURED, by the magical influence
the Magnetic Plaster. 1t is the simplest surest safest
pleasantes and cheapest remedy in existence Its appl
cation is INTERNATIONALLY the strong man, the deli
cate woman and the feeble infant To each and all it viii
prove balm and blessing Its is agreeable, and
without annoyance or trouble Its price within reach
of ALL rich or poor all may have it, and all should have
it, who are sick and suffering in any way
w Farmers should be always supplied with this In
valuable PLASTER 1t will be good physician in any
household ready at all times and at instant notice.
Put up in artght tin boxes. Each box will make six
to eight plasers and any child spread them Price
rs cents bottle with fall and plain directions
d. c. M0REHEAD, Nj. D..
Inventor and Proprietor 10 Walker street. N Y
MoREHEAD'S MAGNETIC PLASTER is sold by all
Druggists in every city, town. and village the United
States. diff nj
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-02-10

Z. -. MASON can probably sell Plano
FoTtes cheaper than dealer, agent in the State
Clark Block, Worcester. ie3O
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LIVERY AND SALE STA

T LIVERY AND SALE STA
{sA%%S BLE-The subscriber has taken the Lincoln
81 ND House Stable and is prepared accom-
MEDIATE boarding and transient horses on the
most liberal terms He has made special arrangements
for keeping horses for sale hopes always to be able
to accommodate to their liking those who wish to buy
On hand, just received, FIFTEEN FINE HORSES
from Vermont and Canada, among them a pair of fine
matched ponies ELNATHAN PRATT.
ia26 DIFF
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George Sessions, FunsIsnINo II,,n,o-.,-,.- 80,
BGraI Cnae a9 usE-Cofns, Caskcts, Patent Metallic
hand AIs lu itObes Of every description aways an
sizes. 40" TALENT METALLIC CASKET, OF
Every thing connected with ,ho
promptly attended TO- No 70 Frani stscnt o iunera
'N'''ei' MASS dawn my2S
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-02-10

Teeth That VIII Isite.-Dr. VIM NEWTON
Dentist after suspension of business time past
in this city, on account of Illness has resumed the duties
OF his profession in connection with Dr. GRO f. NEW
TON, at Rooms in American House Block, formerly Amer
can Temperance House) until desirable arrange
ments can be made diff Tvs
d. N. TOurtellOtte, NJ. d., ID enlist, has no de-
sire to boast For ability and skill he would refer to his
patrons thorough knowledge of his art and all real
mp rouements, with strong and nice W0rk and honest
deangare his reliance for success Office lSS Main street.
jyl5 dly
Removable c. A. HILLS Medical Office is re-
moved to No. 81 Main street. diff ivll
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-02-10

i9structlon.--H q. o. BLAKE. n graduate of liar
give lessons m ", ana teacher of much experience Will
XIX lug common and higher English Studies nj No Row
no
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-02-10

/ EMOVAL.--The undersigned has re-
moved his place Of business from Bridge street to
Waldo street, the Shop lately occupied by b. Bonnell
where he is prepared to do ali kinds of House and
Carriage Painting at the shortest notice. most
reasonable terms. Thankful for past avors would
lcit the continuance of liberal share the public pat
ronage &. L. MORSE.
ial7 dam
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photographs, DaguerreOsypes, Improved Am
brotypes, Melanotypes Sphereotypes, Leterypes and
al other STYLES of Pictures by TAPLEY CLARK, No.
10 harrington Corner, of Main and Front streets
Messrs. TAPLEF il CLARK not DESTROYS of making
the cheapest and poorest pictures of in the city, this
part OF the trade they quite willing should be done by
those artists whose skill will not permit them occupy
higher position. But T. 81 &. ambitious produce
better pictures than be obtained any other Gallery
in the state and to this end respectfully invite compe
ttion TAPLEY CLARK,
jalS diff No. l6 Harrington or.
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The Great English Remedy.-SIR JAMES
CLARKE'S CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS prepared
from prescription Of SrJ. Clarke, NJ D. Physician Ex
traOriinary to the Queen
This invaluable medicine is unfaIing in the cure of all
those painful and dangerous disorders which the female
constitution subject 1t moderates all excess and re
moves all obstruction and speedy cure NAV be relied
upon 10 married Ladies it is peculiarly suited 1t will
lartv.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Government
stamp OF Great Britain, to prevent counterfeits.
CAUTIoN-Ihese Pills should not be taken by females
mat are pregnant, during the rSt three months, they
are sure to bring ON miscarriage, but every other time
ana IN every other case, they perfectly safe.
In all cases of Nervous and Spinal affections Pain
the Back and Limbs, Fatigue slight exerton Papita-
ton of the Heart Mysteries and Whites these Pills will
effect cure when all other have failed and al
thongh powerful remedy do not contain iron calomel
antnony, or ynything hurtlul to the constitution.
Fun directions accompany each package
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES,
(Late l. C. Baldwin & Co.. Rochester, n. Y.
y Sl and six postage stamps enclosed any author
lied Agent will ensure bottle of the Pills by return mail
For sale by druggists in every in the United States
BURR FOSTER II CO., No. Cornhill, Boston, Whole
sale Agents for New England.
For sale by VIM Bush Il Co. wholesale and retail
Agents. and druggists generally dawtf dec22
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-02
DIR. KINGS DIsPENsARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

EfY<&<S. DR. KING formerly OF New York. for
kEE&S the last four years u Louisville, Kan
lucky and who has devoted his % the treat
inet Oi private diseases for 90 years aatlers
hlmscls having attended practice for 50 many
years, ant cured many thousands he is enabled 20
cure al dIseasesofa private nature no matter how
bad they may be from miudiciOus medical treatment
or from neglect oGtheir own. Dr. kings Dispansary
8 Nc 3 b,aderick street, between Cherry and she
square, second story where he all diseases OF
private
GONoAEiiEA cured without nRuseous medicine or IN
reference with business.
sfRcICKfs 81 Old recent date, eectaaily cured in
lev days, - operation which causes no pain.
Where a Stricturc exists health be enjoyed.
Perhaps No disease causes mischief and under
mines the Constitution 81 much.
SYPHILIS, with all the diseases OF the skin growing
out % neglect ~ bad treatment, be e1eetaAlly
cured 10 d few days.
SEMINAL NEASNkss-Partcuiaratte nlion Ia wing been
gwen q Ihs disease and all the ecBscQusnces grow
ING oui Of u, bTouRu ia many cases by the de-
stTactiye habits ~ mconssicrate YcuIhs aud excess
sye indulgence 81 the passLus, neglect 81 which viii
undermine the eon sftuton rendering the subcct unit
for busif,or society and causing premature old ase
Females h0 may be laboring viii any difeulty Of
he Womb Iaay rest assured Of imIlsdiAle relief :
Persons residing abroad, by writing and stating
Their case gtl Zee enclozed, sreoted 60 DR. A KanG
No > bealc-rk street, Nashville, Tenn will have
the Necessary nredlcnesent % their address with ne
seSsary directions. strict secrecy observed. once
hoafsirotn oclVckin tie morning until IL the eys-
ninE may2a-iDdA~ly
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-02

TUESDAY, Feb. l, 1889.
Lanier Mill T ct al VS. ", Dcring. Opinion
by Wright. j.; affirming judgment.
). f. Rose VS. Chears. cX'r of McklSsick'
Opinion by Wright. j.; affirming Judgment.
J. Weaver VS. W. Newcomb. Opinion by
Wright, D.; affirming judgment and proper
judgment rendered here.
NV. Irwin vs. J. Il. Kilrcce. Opinion by
Caruthers, j.. affirming judgment.
Sarah Pitts VS. 5. Gillian al. Opinion by
Caruthers. j.: affirming Judgment
Chas j. Neal VS. Is. IL. Potter. Opinion by
Wright, j.; affirming Judgment.
Oliver d Gillian VS. l.. u. March ct nj.
Opinion by Caruthers, j.; affirming juds-
ment.
R.M. Whtson VS. G. W. Fowlks. Opinion
10y Caruthcrs, j.; reversed and remandcd
Judgment.
b. W. Thompson vsJ. Ford ct al. Opinion
by Mckinney, j.; reversing judgment.
John Mitchell, admir-, vs. +. A. kimbrough.
Opinion by Mckinney, j.; affirming jads-
mcnt.
JOS Ingram ct al vs. Henry Smith ct al
Opinion by w. F. Cooper, special Judge;
decree Of Chancellor slightly modified and re-
mandcd for account &c.
w. b. Sanders ct al VS. b. w. Harris ct nj.
Opinion by W. F. Cooper, special Judge; de-
divided between parties.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-02
A Gard.

MEssKs. EDrToRs:-I am much indebted 70 you for
the kind and most fattering terms in which you have
been pleased to speak Of my professional merits and
visit here. Emanating from gentlemen capable of
discriminating between deserved praise and what is
usually denominated putting am truly grateful.
Your kindness win form of the most pleasing me-
mentos Of my sojourn in your beautiful city. And
now, gentlemen, desire to say you, and through
you to the public, that am here in the legitimate
pursuit Of my profession as an oculist and Aurst.
stranger, have deemed it proper to introduce
myself with testimonials of distinguished men whose
Hames are known all over the Union. This was the
more necessary, because neither the classes Of pa
tients to which offer my services, nor indeed any
class, be expected, without some such author
ity TO conGde in one they do not know. In my
branches Of the Medical Profession, in others,
there are ignorant pretenders who have imposed up
on tue public. Their mslpracces have, in great
degree destroyed confidence in all professional Aur-
lists, and many persons, whose deafness might be
cured or relieved, go on from year to year growing
more and more deaf. This is a misfortune both to
them and the truly skllful and scientific practi-
toner. There are few cases of deafness which can
not be cured, If remedabie agencies sought and
applied in time; and but for she want Of confidence
in the Profession, would fail to seek medical
advice promptly. ask those afflicted with deafness
to give fair trial. 1t is NY practice to make
careful and examination Of the diseased or
gam and to tell the patient truly what can be done for
him II there be no hope Of cure Il 50 Inform and
frankly dismiss him. On the other hand, if there be
room for hope, treat him accordingly. am not
one of those who undertake TO Guaranty a ctTe,'
but, all honorable physicians do, use my best ex-
ertions for the benefit Of the patient The emo cure
no pay" system leave the practice Of the empirc
and pretender. Ny treatment, both of the eye and
the ear open the entire faculty, and would be
pleased to have patients bring their family physician
with them. My remedies not secret, but open to
any good chemist to Judge Of their value.
F. A. Won MOSCHZISKFR,
Oculis. aud Aurst.
ST CLOUD HOTEL, Nashville Feb. l, 1S59-lt
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-02
An Unnatural Murder.

We learn that Mr.. JOIN NORRIS was muir
dered last Saturday night at his residence
about two miles from Springfield, Robertson
county. His wife and son, the latter youth
of IL summers have been arrested, charged
with the commission Of the bloody deed
Clothes of the boy, stained with blood were
found in the well on the premises. Two stabs
were found on the old man,-one in the arm
and one in the groin, the loss of blood from
the former causing his death, an artery being
severed. The motive for the preparation OF
this unnatural crime is supposed to have
grown out Of proposition of Mr.. Morris 10
to make over to an elder son, 10y former
wife. small tract of land. At the time our
informant left Springfield the affair was I'M
dergoing an investigation, and considerable
excitement existed amongst the people
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Intelligence from Indiana.


ABINGDON. Wayne CO., Ind, April 81, 1887.
"Allow me % say that Hoonand's German Bitters
have truly performed miracles in this part Of the
country, aud there many who and do speak OF
It's excoency and Intrinsic merits. send You the
names Of some who have been greatly relieved by n
y. J. Swing, Mrs d. p Carson, Mrs Elizabeth Hunt,
Mrs. John Minor, Mr.. 81. Reige, Mrs r. Sell and ma
ny others"
These Btters are intended for Liver Complaint, Dys-
Pepsil, Nervous Debility, and diseases arising from
disordcged stomach They will perform what said
they viii. For sale by druggists and store keepers
in every town and village IN the United States Cana
das, West ladies' and South America, at 10 cents per
bottle. Sec that the signature Of C. H. jackson is on
the wrapper 4 each bottle ianI-lm
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-02

Ten THOUSAND DorIARs MORE PAD TO Mr..
WAsHIN6TON.-Th January number Of the
Mount Ntr OF Il nd" announc, that
on the l ith of Dec mbcr, the anniv,r-
sary of Washin.ton's d 'ath the L gent
of the Mount Vernon Association cans,d
the sum of $1,000 10 be paid to Mr..
Washington, towards the purchase of Mount
Vernon. BY this payment. Mr.. Washing
ton has now received $4,000 Of the pur
chase fund. Fifteen thousand dollars more
are invested in so advantageous manner,
that il is thought best that they should re-
main untouched at present. A number of
States, actively employed in collecting, have
moi commenced To transfer their funds 10 the
Regent or Treasurer.
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Markets.

New YORK. Feb. l.-Cotton has declin-
ing tendency; sales 400 bales. Fair upland
u: middling uplands III. Corn has a de-
clining tendency. sales 5000 bushels; white
and yellow SO@S2. Sugar firm, 50. Molas-
SEES 4I@42. Tobacco steady, stock $500
hhds.
CINCINNATI, Feb. Flour dull--quota-
tions nominal at 35095 40. Whisky
sales | 400 bbls. at rs. Mess pork 10 CO.
Lard held at ll0Dl3l; buyers are quarter
below that figure. Sugar firmer; demand
improved. Molasses-prices sitter, but
quotations unchanged. Coffee very firm,
with an upward tendency.
NEW ORLEANS. Feb. l.-Cotton sales 4,G00
bales; declined +; fair qualities since the
Arabia at llB0Il4; sales Of 3 days $50
bales; receipts OF days 10000 bales. Sugar
firm; sales 1900 hhds. Molasses--sa $500
bhls at 50. Southern white Wheat at 90.
Bulk Pork-sales 10000 lbs; Shoulders Z;
Hams s; Sides 8. Lard in kegs l34.
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From Port-au-Prince.

BosToN, Feb 9.-The brig Monticello, from
POrt-au-Prtnce, on the 9th says a few coils
ions had taken place.
Solouque had advanced to Moro and was
medtating an advance on st. Marc.
The republican movement is organizing at
Port-au-Prince.
The Emperor called for more troops, but
could not get 100 more.
1t is rumored that Jacmel and Aux Cafes
have declared for the Republic.
The Emperor's forces do not exceed 5000.
1t is the general opinion that JefIard will
succeed.
Busiless at Jeremie and Port-au Prince is
nearly suspended.
An embargo has been laid on cOasting YES
sells.
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Dp Grlrgrapb.
From washfnpton.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-SESATE-Seward pro-
posed by joint resolution that the President
intervene for the defence of Commodore
Paulding against suits arising from the per-
formanee of his duty.
An amendment to the Indian appropriation
bill, from the Finance Committee looking to
the future abolition of the resolution system
was adopted.
The Senators from Texas and California op
posed it as likely to produce general In
dian war. Another amendment was adopted
relieving the United States from damages to
traders in suits against poor friendly Indians
House On Houston's asking leave to in
troduce bill, empowering the President to
contract a twenty million loan, Coyode,
speaking for the Pennsylvania delegates said
he would not vote for ii until some measures
were adopted to supply the empty Treasury.
At the evening session yesterday for
general discussion, Davis of Miss, advocated
the acquisition of Cuba as necessary to the
preservation to the United States as a nation.
England and France were not in condition
to interfere. No reasonable man believed
Cuba could be purchased, and there never
was a period when a forcible acquisition
would he less injurious than now.
The Homestead Bill passed by a vote of I2O
to IS. 1t gives quarter section to actual
settlers.
The French Spoliation Bill was referred to
Committee of the Whole
WASHINGTON. Feb. 1.-The reference of the
French spoliation bill to the Committee of
the Whole is considered an indication of
defeat.
The Committee on Territories have agreed
to report a bill organizing Jefferson Terri
tory, embracing Pixies Peak county.
The Supreme Court in the case of Natha-
MEL I. Edison Ugsus A. Young appealed from
the Circuit Court of the Eastern District of
louisiana, dismissed the case-no counsel ap-
pearing.
WASHINGTON. Feb. There are rumors of
contemplated changes in the Cabinet, but they
are false.
j. NJ. SpullOck has been confirmed Marshal
of Georgia, vice Steward removed
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Louisville and Cincinnati Packets
Reliance, Dunlieth, Ella, John Gualt and
Tempest,

Leave Nashville every Thursday and Tuesday at IL
O'Clock VI. Time from Nashville to Louisville Sixty
Hours and to Cincinnati Four Days.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-02

CARD.-At the urgent request OF many
heads of families aud the citizens of Nash
willie generally, the Management of the Peak
Family Swiss Bell Ringers has been Induced
TO give one Grand Day Concert. or Matinee,
on Thursday afternoon at p o'clock, for the
convenience and better accommodation Of the
ladies, families living at u distance, and
children, who are DESTROYS of attending these
delightful Concerts,and who, from unavoidable
causes, cannot do so Ia tue evening-thereby
giving all an opportunity OF hearing this
truly remarkable Troupe before leaving Nash
willie. In New York, Philadelphia, Boston.
Baltimore, Cincinnati and Louisville, aud in
fact all cities of any size aud note, whenever
afternoon Concerts have been given, the Halls
have been found insufficient in size to accom-
modate their many admirers, so universally
popular and fashionable have Day Concerts
become, and, introducing them into this city,
the Management hopes to meet with that
usual good success 80 literally bestowed upon
lin elsewhere.
Price of admission to the Afternoon Matt
nee will be-. for adults the same as usual, for
all childran, Is eeuts-irrespective Of age.
w. IL, BiAIspEIL,
Business Manager Swiss Bell Ring, rs.
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Public schools.

CITY LAWS, CHAPTER 49TII, sLcnoN 5TH
BE Il enacted That the Scholastic year Of the High
school shall begin the first Monday in September
Of each year and close the last Wednesday i'll
June there being intermission of week at the
close Of the first five months session."
In accordance with the above the Public Schools
suspended during the present week. On Satur-
day next the superintendent will be in his Office, cor
ner Of Broad and Spruce SITS, during the day, to give
out tickets to those wishing enter the schools the
coming session who did not attend the past session
Parents and guardians will please notice the above,
A. it is not desirable admit pupils at all times. BY
order OF the Board of Education.
f,b2-l3t
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ZzS- The PEAK FAMILY had last high'
another full house the audience consisting
Of the beauty and elite of the city. This KIND
OF amusement ought always to be paironlzed
by our pleasure-loving citizens, and parents
especially should take the = little ones TO
see the sight" By reference to card the
readers will learn with pleasure, that this band
of musicians have volunteered zone grand
day y performance on Friday at q O'Clock,
Pm. Let there be a full house, for this will
he their last appearance in this city, their en-
oaaement closing OH Friday night.
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Baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 90. 2. M-COFFEE-There were
transactions in coffee to-day so far as We could
learn. The stock in first hands has been nearly all
cleared out and what sales made are from
the stock in second hands For the state Of the mar
ket refere 20 the annexed circular of Messrs
White Elder, Coffee Brokers:
WEEKLY COFFEE REPORT.
Since our last report the market has been entirely
cleared of stock from first hands The tOal transac
tons foot up $500 bags being the balance of the
''Lapwing's" cargo, and some few hundred bags,
from second hands prices ranging from IL "a to lie
for medium % prime. The stock in second hands is
little than 900 bags held at advanced rates.
We note a steady inquiry for consumption, and var
ious orders in hand, awaiting the earliest receipts
from Rio. We quote prime Rio at 12e; good llLc.;
fair IL Nc; Laguayra II to l2c-; Java l41s to 15c.
WHITE ELDER,
Baltimore Jan. 20. 1856, Coffee Brokers.
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MAMMOTH STEER - We saw yesterday at
BRpwEII.'s stable a steer raised by JohN
HARDING, Jr., of this county, the largest ami
NAL ever produc d in the State. lie weighs
three thousand one hundred pounds. MIR. HARD
INC has f him for four years with view to
fatten him to weigh four thousand, but ne
could not get him above the thirty me humid
red. lie is monster efough anyhow. He has
been purchased by Southern gentleman ana
is to be taken TO Charleston.