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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-13

ABoLIfIoNrsf HuNe IN Kxrrucxy.-Ths Nevv
YORK Day Book hos received information from :
private source, that few days ago an Ohio aboli-
uont9 banned Day was afrested by the Vigilance
commitsee in ceftain county In Kentucky. He
nad incendiary papers on his person. As he had
ban caught Ia the attempt % circula3s these doe
uments Pfeviously and warned that he should be
hanged II caught st II agaip, che Wa this time
swung up without further ado. Os1A 49, !
no wesslOies to &c that ossinso bus bad "a
y 6 5spsn So. se' sei Tg I'D dog Ssg
boy. The owner wss med. and It'd to mike Il
appear thst the how bad teaxed the dog. built was
no 60. Thejufy found the dog EniIty Of uniussi-
liable assault, and made his owner nav. one hun.
dred dollars damages, besidcs co.'s. - = I
-OSI. or THix The Elnilra Gaxeste says that
hazleft, one Of the Harnef's Ferry insurvsnts was
formerly connected with gang Of horse thieves
IN IN NAV viclniv and escaped punishment by turn
ing cusen evidence. This ID q specimen Of the
mwtyn who are TO mike athe gsilows glorious
Is the cross" .a5aex tact
!, ~ The Rockvil]e {Conn Rspublican avs
tnst the American mills o. that village have srl
ofoef from the South Tor cloth furthe uniform OF
a minpry company formed in yirQinia during
Ne ncns srci'snens Of The HarPers Ferry nvasioo
PAss n.sasx q the spssiss.li.s in c,nc,n
nsa on Saturday eveaing last tn spirit Of John
s nown snnouncea bis presence. He peomptlv an,
union weuld hold tegsthse fhfSs tosss lssess.
King kamehameha has resigned the ssv-
eseignfy q the smd Wieh lsl6hl5 70 his SON. ths
fance @ hsyati prohebly In Wow q the dinot.
i'l.cuoe y nm conduct In shooting his secretary.
w A Ncs1h Carolina hly. vho fbessted
nomoef o. uaves few year, ago, Il now n IT,
Poosnoose o. Wafpsa couny, 0hio.
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~ Edwin coppic, one a ne psiseaess, ps~
under sssfeses q deeah ~ eng1suaown, writes tc
his fAfhef and mother thqt - VS. I'D iHte his
Pssrsnt situ.sisa . ~ 49, who ought to have
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-13

.sExcffKNHNT IN CAROLINE couxrY, Mp.-Tbe
recent invasion Of John Brown, and the re-
ports prevalent In Talbot and Worcester coslp-
ties, have alarmed the people Of Caroline for the
safety OF their property, and meeting was held
II Denton, last Thursday, at which resolutions
and calling another meeting 1t the ssme place to-
Day. In Talbot county, the armed petrol system
has been in operation at Easton and others towns
Tor more than week past. Most Of the citizens
responded promptly to the call II The onicen in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-13

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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-10

New Sugar, Coffee, RaisEns, Sarsiines, kc.
JUST RECEIVED a--
30 hhds New Sugar, prime Aua choice;
800 bags Coffee, New Crop;
DO bxs Rasns;
= do y and ! Sardnes;
IS bills New Buck Wheat Fl1ur:
Which viii be sold low 10 the trade
LANiBR PHILLIPS co
N. B. wiz be receiving New Goods daily.
moves LPA CO.
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COPARTNERsHIP.

HAVE this day associated with in business Mr. JAMES
W CAIN, Of Decatur Alabama. The business will hereafter
be conducted In tie name tsyle o. CAIN CORNELIUS
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his GrandfaIher and Uncle 70 Conceal
she Crime.
A correspondent Of the Charleston EerNry, writ
ing from Bennetsvie, s. c., under date Of the zotn
ult, furnishes the particulars Of horrible crime
committed ct that place. HessyE
A naOst shocking occurrence took place ~ sols
town Yesterday afternoon. IhIee men, Msbsr7'
McCullom, John Graham ana ARnsIi1s S1 rau
went into the grocery store Of Mr.. 1onn =. Ter
al Of his nlsoe. where each took drink OF
-b;sIv Tbev Immediately complained Of q dizIi-
ness in the head and 6 weakness IN the umps.
Several physicisns we're carried IN Dut, notWlth-
ga,ding every sxertion, they arrived too late The
TsIsI nelson fstrychnine) had done its work, aud
tbe Messrs Grsbam died in about ha'f hour after
5rirting. Mr. McCUllem survived until midnight
A iDrv Of INQUEST was Immediately summoned who
refurned verdict that the Ne srs Graham came
to their death by drinking strychnine in whisky,
administered by the hand Of John c. Terrell, the
proprietor Of the grocery. Mr.. Terrell was imme-
diaiely arrested and lodged in jail. Mr. McCullom
died after the finding Of the jury in the other two
cases Mcssrs. Graham are father and SON, and rs-
sided some FIVE o. six miles from town. Mr.. Nc
Culiom a beck keeper, aud lived in town. All
three Of The corpses lying in the store, and
the community are very much excitd.
We learn from another source that Mr. Terrell is
8 grandson Of the elder Graham; that he mas pre-
viOusly borne good character, and was respected
in that community. The attendant circumstances
are thus stated:
Mr. Terrell had procured large stock of goods
by the false endorsement Of the names Of his grand
father and uncle upon hi paper. The paper had
been sent from bank in this city TO their agent In
BennettsEiIle who had communicated with Mr., Ora
ham, senior upon the subject. Mr.. Graham denied
ali knowledge of thepsper and visited his grandson
in company with his son, for the purpose Of remen
strsting with him. What transpred at that meet
ing is not fully known But it does not appear that
any alteration eDsGed. As Messrs. Graham were
about Leaving Mr. Terrell directed his clerk, Mr..
McCOllum to 90 TO = certain shelf in the store and
bring bottle Of excellent whisky. This was done,
aud Messrs. Graham psrtook Of it, aud soon died,
as our correspondent relates. The clerk Mr.. Nc
Collum took private drink as he returned the
bottle 20 its SHELF and thus fell victim. Mr.. Ter
rel denies all knowledge Of the poison, and AYERS
that be never in his life purchased any. But, IN
fortunately for the truth Of this statement the books
OF an apothsesry in Bennetsville show a charge
against him for stryehnine ard arsenic, furnished
Six months ago.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-10

NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS.
Cheap Cash and Exchange Store
TEyE subscriber having sold out his interest in the old stand
Of EVANS Co., so Market street, and located himself
permanently his property OF Cherry and Null
berry Streets South NaE known heretofore Loves Store,
received and is opening splendid assortment Of
Fresh Goods Of every description suitable for the wants
OF both city and compromising Of
DRY GOODS
OF all kinds Prints Gnghams Fine Lawns DeLanes, Linens
Jackonets, Muslns, Silks Ribbons, &c.
JEWELRY.
Fine Gold Rings Ladies' and Gents BreastpIns, Of Cameo,
Mosaic and Gold Stone, Fob Chains, &c. Also,
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
OF the Latest Style and Quality.
COTTONADES.
Heavy Wooden Goods, DoEestics, Blankets, &c.
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND CAPS,
HARDWARE, cUTTLERV AND 0UEKEswARE,
In fact everything kept that will necessary for the
completion Of a we'll assorted stock Of Goods.
Ali Of which determined for ready pay cheaper
than can purchased in Nashville his limited expenses will
allow him do
mar94 ! HAsbhoOh-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-10

Only limited numbes Of the "Natural Weather Indicator
will offered for sale which be found at the following
places Nashville-RAINs & BROWN, Pubic Square A.
STRETCH, Union and College streets, DEhOFILLE
Co. Church and Cherry Streets and BY A. H. hOSCOE
CO., corner of Broad Market streets.
Price 81 90. The dscOyerer will send the Natural Wealth
Indicator by mall postage paid we'll put up and secured
person enclosing $500 current Full and plain
directions for regulating, using, &c accompany each Indicator
Address LOU4s 6. Ul.ENAH, Agent
Ihh3d&w-R Ils-- -- CoFuEbA Tenn
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s. P. CRAWFORD N. D., Of Greenevile, Tenn, says:
LOTS S. ULLHAN, Esq-DedT SRI have had several Of
Natural Weather Indicators which been Watching and
tosng for time. find hem them be eceedy seHSs
tiUe and made susceptible 10 al hygr0eticat changes t
the best HygrOIasrS that IHdre O6serced. They al agree in
IN oreagtie changes Of the aoeber from 81 70 A. hours
IN ddSdace. THey simple, and belieYe Fed
Ole and Of utility than sensitive MICROSCOPES
and should be in hands almost individual
s P. CRAWFORD, NJ. D.
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DON'T BE HUMBUG'D!
81 *

IF YOU WANT THE GIN cINE I $50 n :
HBRAZILIAN PEBBLE, or ROCK CRYSTAL CONVEX PER
IsCOPIC PANTIsCoPIC sPECTACLES, you can dtedys
get the genuine at reasonable prices The Cole and Silver frames
have our name and Pesbe stamped all sell for Pebble
The Brazilian Pebble in silver frames for s. to S5O
per PAR gold frames 60 10 pair genuine Pebbles steel
frames 40 pair, do "a So 50 DO
so superior and style frames 50 D. Is pair Those
not zci he deece 6etcee ne real rene d9
IL sAOuld be csrH IN ptyUhIsiHg from n "
PEDDLEIES, who peddle their article through the coG1try
price they get, and are IN 20 way denud with
The people, but only want their money. or articles all
ssdTaied represented and are Arrays Oh Hda 70 MAKE
tie guarantee good and gice entire sataaydcf04. 49,.
n Will aantet hOW TO tell the real Pel72
the imitation to prevent their being imposed upon New
glasses selected TO suit and fit in old frames
HerIn what particular do the brazilian Spectacles when
they come rum manuactoTy in Philadelphia ddeT!
AnsiCey-In being sod BY S'ele e.sfs . -
". II. CALHOUN & co.
fslIo 80 10 Public Square.
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l. H LAHIEs- FHILLlss. o. c.
LANIER, PHILLIPS a CO.,
WHOLESALE GR0CkRS COMMISSION EERcRAE7S
AND RzALERs
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
no. %, HAEEET sTEEET,
NASHVILLE TENN ESSEE.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, Ssc.
ID il M OV ILE.Es ~ ca


DRUGS, MEDICINES, DC.
DE M O1V ILLE ~ CO.,
DRUGGISTS AND PRESCaEPrIONIsrS,
e"rAer S9Ts ~ Is NsS JRioa and american Bu6siaos
CoIesr g Cherry and Church Streets,
a "a al EE, TENN ESSEE,
hsREOxFUbAY ask their oIdi es and customers, and
- 1Sc generally, to call and them In their
supplied Fh large and complete stock Of Drugs,
sores and constantly in Feceipt Of fresh suSus of The e
eei perfectly eOnfeRt ability give entire salts
Iankf1 for the liberal patronage heretofore extended 70 TIE
Oa1 re nope BY prompt attention to buEness . merit
DEMOTILLR 4 co.,
- Corner Of Cherry and Church streets.
AgR PRJ sSCRIPTION DEPARTMENT.
md DISEss a q orders GGnh "a. sPs sSf up sa
asa a. a. hours, day and night be promptly and accurate
bEAOf1LA q "
MEDICINES, ms fRUMENTS, deceive IN.
yi3 the attention Physicians CT Medicines,
01st-i'A s. Surgical and Dental Instrums 1ts &C.
hfbMESTIC ARTICLES.--The beads Of families
asked to call and Of house keeping
as Pepper SPICE Nutmeg sTsS; InasV
Garden SEEBS--Tn addition to thsa6OVs they would
also invite sitsntSn to their large assortment Of Fresh
ian2o-ln DENOVILLB 4 co.
DUY GOODsy DRY GOODsl
McWHIRTER BROS.
For the Fail Trade.
We are in receipt Of the desirable stock
staple and Fancy Dry Goods!
We have offered to the the retail trade.
ATNG purchased this theIergest Importers and
Commission Houses in the Eastern cities, no hest
fancy in saying that thereby enabled sell goods
Low PRIC ES
and on Is Reasonable Terms any house in the city.
Our present stock embrseese every variety Of.
New and Fashionable Designs,
sush as very handsome Robes Ala;
Aqulle;
:. A Tsblai
French DeLainss, Plain and Fancy.
Freneh and English Merinoes;
FacOniaP&ids;
Layslias, for Travelling Dresses;
GBege's;
Plaid Merino, English and French;
Every style Of ShaEs Plain and Fancy Dress silks Coas
Black grAdes together with other article tedious
mention.
Wshavs also very large stock Of Staple Goods SuCa
l9&l2-l bleacied Sheeting;
~ inch Pillow case Cottsn;
Brown Sheetingi
~ and OF sea island do:
Bro. and bid drills;
P1d Linsey, all kinds
Rlanneis, ali eOlors, qualities and pricesl
Canton Rlannes;
Negro Blankets;
Bed Blankets, every size and quality;
Brown jeans kerseys Sanetts Cassmeres Yestng Shirts,
Fronts, Collars and in every article person
find in complies retail
We also keep constantly complete Boots and
Cloths, Carpets &c To all OF which invite the attention Of
the trading community Our motto cheap the
cheapest. McWHIRTRR BROS
sepl5 No. 81, North Market sreet.
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Lieut. Col. RICHARD OWEN, NJ. D. lae Professor Of gso
sg and Chemistry In the Biyersy Of Nashville. says
September -, 1853.
Z 8, GILMAN, ESQ Dear Sir After carefully adjusting six
Of the seed vessels their making indies agree
with each other given point hhange' the dali
day OF average moisture in tn atmosphere, found he during
months, peculiarly sensitiy all ygFoms chenges
required confidence their agree
Luther compared them, for the period, With hair TOm
the time with Mssons ygrOmeter, and
dry bub aud found the plants give the
two instruments.
Being thus excellent HygomssFs, not liable
darranged well cheap enough within reach Of
farmers, and Of the community generally, think persons vc
buy your instrument will be satisfied with purchase
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Prom n. fowler. N. D, and JOHN Q: HILL, Esq, of

From J. ", FOWLER N. D., and JOHN o. HILL, ESQ., Of
Columbia Tom. saysing, February ., 1859:
LOUIS 3. ULLMAN, Esq-suT Sz: We haye made repeasd
observations Of the Iart little
Exotic which yOn we're kind enough present
since and which appropriately designate Oriental
Taisman, Natural Weather Indicator From those expert
and observations satisfied is extremely sensitive to
all atmospheric influences and with proper and attention.
made supply the place Of the eoseSt Barometer far
Indicating the changes the weather concerned Securely
guEpendedin unsuitable place where there
fresh air, protected from influence Of the rays of
the carefully regulated according your very ex ict
directions, confidently believe il will UnsrTngy indicate the
approaching variations Of the atmosphere p to - hours M
advance. Aside from its Bsrometca four ne
you charge for it, Botanical curic sity
Respectfully, &c, }. NJ fowler, n. D.,
JOHN O.. HILL
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From GEORGE s. BLACEIE, A. NJ, NJ. B. Professor efBot
any and Natural History in the University Of Nashville says:
February, y, lisa
LIONS S. ULLSAN, Esq-Dedr SOL have had than
years experience OF yeu Natural Weather Indicator and have
examined action with extreme interest 1t has g orally been
for have and foetes the weather
accuracy. glad add testimony your
other friends, wish you establishing cheap
and reliable instrument. am yours, respectfully, &C,
GEORGE s. BLACKIE, N. D.
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J. L. RIDDELL NJ D. Professor Of Chemistry in the Univer
slty Of Louisiana, concerning this plant says;
New Orleans, March 81, 1853.
L. ULLMAN, Esq-DedF : receive them the 18th Dee
1857 thee wonderfully delieate believe reliable.
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From J. O. GRIFFITH, ESQ., Of the Projectors Of the
Union and American.
Nashville Feb. % 1859.
Mr.. LOUIS ULLNAN-r Your Natural Weather Indicator,
kindly handed has been tested for months, and
have 10 hesency in saying that uneing weather gauge
foreeng the changes Of the atmosphere from "a to - hours
ahead commend the attention and patronage OF all classes
worthy special favor. respectfully, &c,
]. o. GRIFFITH.
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COLLECTIONS OF
FLO WEIR SEEDS BY MAIL,
FREE OF POSTAGE.
-
TWENTY SELECT AND ON

TWENTY SELECT AND CHOICE VARIETIES FOE 81.
0R the accommodation Of those who love the cultivation
flowers, but who reside distance ON where hey
procured have selected the beautiful and snowy varieties
each distinct in COLOR and calculated produce
when planted out in beds groupsn the flower border
had each variety distinctly marked with the Botanical and English
height time OF towering, color Of the flower Of
growing whether erect trailing the time should sown,
and other valuable hints its cultivation selecting
varieties have been careful to exclude all which are sy
bloomers have Insignificant appearance that the coec
tons will comprise only those which really snowy and hand
and which believe would prove the entire satisfaction
lady gentleman who might be disposed them
The collections S be by part the country
at the following prices
Assortment No. consists of twenty choice varestes Of
Annals .-...-.-... 81 90
No. consists Of twenty choice varieties of
Biennials and Perennials. -........... 1 20
No consists Of ten fine varieties OF
... ANIMALS and Perennals, embracing
many Of the and choicest In Gull
on..-... !
No. consists OF five very choice varieties
selected from Prize Flowers Of Eng.
lisl Panses, German Carnation and
Pcetee Pinks Verbenss Trutfants
French, Asters and Double Holly
hooks, each Of which sold at 25
cents sngy ............ ] 90
.t ALEX. MACKENZIE,
febl6-lm. IA College street, Nashville.
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TERMS OF ADyERTIsINa

ADVERTISEMENTS published either in the DAILY or
hEEKLY SPY, for SlO0 square for three Insertions
aad 70 cents for each subsequent insertion Ten lines or
less) constitute square. Advertisements ordered
inside, in prominent place. also those largely
DISPLAYED will be charged extra rates Contracts BY the
year NAV be made on liberal terms.
~ All transient Advertisements must be paid ~
ddrdnee Yearly regular advertisers will be required
TO make quarterly payments
~ No grGfHit0rS Adrsrtiseaeats No report reso
utions or proceedings of any corporation society or
association and no communication designed call aten
uon TO any matter Of limited individual interest can
De Inserted, unless paid for Advertisement.
gg The Publishers will not hold themselves respon-
charged for the Advertisement.
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0Norctster 1ailp gpn.

ADVENTURES OF A MORNING GowN.-A
lady was anxionS to make her husband pres
ent on the occasion of his birthday: and as it
happened TO fall in Winter, and at that time in
very severe Winter, she thoughta conforta-
bic morning gown would be most useful ac-
QUESTION to his domestic comforts So she
went TO a shop and purchased fine Persian
pattern merino and well-wadded morning
gown. She had forgotten the exact hight of
her husband, but to make sure of its useful
ness she thought best TO purchase one rather
too long than too short. The day was rather
wet her husband returned in the afternoon
from his Office, and she presented him with the
new article of comfort and he fancied it in
deed gre at comfort after he had put off his
wet clothes But it was too long-about ten
inches too long. ooh, never mind, my dear"
said the affectlonate wife; 81 can easily short
en- it 10 suit you They had party in the
evening; they were very merry. After they
had gone TO bed, the wind was making such a
noise, and the rain so dashing against the
window, that the lady could not sleep her
husband, however, slept soundly. She arose
without disturbing him-took the morning
gown, and commenced her work, cut off about
the length of ten inches to make it suit her
husbands stature-and then went to bed
again. She had to rise early next morning.
The husband slept well, which is frequently
the case after merry evening party. Scarce
" had the good lady left the room, when a
sister-a good-natured, elderly lady, who lived
with them-stole into the room upon tip-toe,
in order not to disturb her brother-in-law and
took the morning gown. fastening TO her
room, she cut off ten inches, as she knew on
the previous night that it was too long for him.
An hour after, the master awoke, and was
now anxious to surprise his atiectonate wife.
He rang the bell; the servant came up and
asked his pleasure; upon which he requested
her to wrap up the morning gown, and carry
it to his tailor, to make it short by ten inches
Scarcely was the morning gown returned from
the tailor when the good wife stepped in.
The husband had just risen, and purposed now
to surprise his wife and enjoy his comfort
But how surprised was his better half to see
her husband in fine Persian pattern merino
shooting jacket, instead of comfortable
morning Consolidation.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-04

OLDEN lime IN MASSACHUSETTS. = In
1927 there were but thirty ploughs in all Mas
sachusetts, and the use of these agricultural
implements was not familiar to all the plant
ers. From the annals Of Salem it appears
in that year it was agreed by the town to
grant Richard Hutchinson twenty acres of
land, in addition to his share, on condition che
set up ploughing."
I630.-A sumptuary act of the General
Court prohibited short sleeves, and required
the garments to be heightened so as to cover
the arms to the wrists, and required reforma-
ton Gin immodeEte great breeches, knots of
riband, broad shoulder-band taylee, silk rases,
double cuffs and rufis'
1639.-"For preventing miscarriage of let
tiers, it is ordered that notice be given that
Richard Fairbank, his house in Boston, is the
place appointed for all letters, which are
brought from beyond the sea, or are TO be
sent thither, or to be brought unto him, and
he is allowed for every such letter Id, and
must answer all miscarrages through his own
neglect in his kind, provided that no man
shall be obliged to bring his letter thither, I'M
less he pleases."
l647.-"The court order that if any young
man attempt to address young woman with
out the consent OF her parents, or in case of
their absence, of the county court, he shall be
fined four pounds for the first offence, ten
Aga sFa.
for the third I-S y 'oi''' anu anu oe imprisoned
164e Matthew c+,,,,o.- e. L..
inc in tbe atfsrt;ons of i9, m'I ieu ioi
ter without the consent If bor $780, ne
victed and fined fifteen mounds +pes two sbii
limos and six nencn rfbroa ,,orr;od ,yo,,a,,
were fineN five sbilipos ooh far snnId;n'r
1653,-Jonas Farbanks was tried for wear
ing great boots. but was acontted
TUE Nrw YopK "1v ,prusroxt r., ,-n,,
DEyELopING When If LEAKED ont that t some
of the ladies Of ton in New York had fnrnad an
association undert Tho name If the ..IInartstono
CInb several Of the nnhIic journals evnreSsnd
great alarm for the CONSEQUENCES tn tbp ladies'
Themselves and IN tba GOOD moral Of
orally. II would he doing WRONG 70 Hasven's
truth to deny that prj;ro0 E1cio t6is annreben-
sion was NOT wholly rronn2lnss considaarr;nr no
present condition of crnolined hun3an nst,,ro
in New York and some twanty othor cites IN
tbe Union sonth and west Of Roston Which
we are bannv in beI;ar;nr s+;Il ~
TO the influences Of nastoral simnl;nifv Tbe
club referred To bownyer did not oiiow itsnlf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-04

GAUL'S PHILADELPHIA ALE AND
~ PORTER, superior article, put up In half bbls,
expressly for family use, and recommended by ihysic
aus generally, being avery healthy beverage For sale
by J. y HILL
az DIM No. 3B Mechanic street