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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-25
DIED.

IN IN ms city, jana, Stephen Rice, rs yrs
p9uRiass Jan H. LYDIA widow of The lote cantsI,
Eah Bglow, 10 yrs 10 mos. New York and Vorpnont
papers please copy. N anu fcrnioh'
"a ny Wioraham Jan 81, Phobe widow of Abel Bliss
tdnor Deenegtown Jan Martha Hamilton Revou.
In WestborO Jan l5 George Corter corrort. ., 7 an,
caster, 81 yrs, 'i' iV'meH9 VI A""-
al HeW ork Jan is, Caroline wife Of Edward Bell
phla w '0''9 r"rhun Vi ni'""ef
wiii naWiueket Lyman Tingley TO- In Tiverton,
Iob nuur nrr Anna Mitchell 49, IN s1haed, Debo-
run MONTY IS. In North 'ilsbury, stephen Luce. 81
N Lebanon, Conn, Col Roger Bailey, 20.
50 IN Weare II, widow Hannah Penslee, aged lOl yrsI
mos she was q widow 10 years. In HAMPTON Fnlls,
Dudley, &c.
In Seckonk II l.. Mrs sarah Martin, 81 IN Willlmn-
tlc stephen Browning 90 In Windsor, Daniel buek'
~ yrs
In Springfield. VI Jan %, Rev N Hazeltne, 30 yrs.
He graduated al Andoyer In the theological class Of
In wanwatosa Jan 10, Samuel wcsson, formerly Of
Auburn, II yra.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-25

OB1TUARY.-Captain Joseph Noyes, of the
United States revenue cutter jackson, died at
his residence in Eastport, Me-, on the 18th
inst, in the 56th year of his age Captain
Noyes went to Eastport from Massachusetts,
when boy, and served an apprenticeship at
the printing business, in the o flee of the Sem
tinel, with Mr.. Benjamin Folsom. AT the ex-
piration of his time he shipped on board new
brig, called the Dawn Captain Doane, on
voyage to Europe. He continued to follow
the sea and in a few years received an appoint
ment as lieutenant in the revenue service, and
was finally promoted to captaincy, and has
been for several years on the Passamaquoddy
station, where he was in actual service at the
time of his DEATH He was member of the
Masonic fraternity He leaves a wife, three
sous, and one daughter, to mourn his loss.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-25

Excursion TO LOWELL. The Worcestor
Mozart Society, accompanied by some of their
friends, will visit Lowell next week, and rive
one Of their popular concerts of sacred music
at Huntington Hall. The Society numbers
about zoo members, including orchestra. They
will dine at the Merrimack House. Success,
to them.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-25

ed with very heavy machinery, one of them
having on it weight of nearly two hundred
tons. 1t is surprising that everything did not
go down when the mill first started.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-25

THE IRON MoULDERs.-The national organ
ization of iron mouders held a delegate con-
vention at Albany, on the 10th inst, in which
twenty states were represented, and upwards
of six thousand mouders. The leading of
ficers of the organization for the year are
President-Hon Isaac j. Neall of Philadelphia
Vice President-Wm. Koran of Louisville, Ky.
Recording Secretary-John Glass of Albany
Financial Secretary Frederick Oberkline of Gin
cinnati.
Treasurer-Wm. IL Sylvis of Philadelphia
OVorkeeper-Francis Russia of Albany.
The national executive committee earnestly
recommended the adjustment of the "helper'
or Quicksilver" system in every part of the
country, and after much discussion expressed
their determination TO sustain the moulders of
Albany in their strike against it.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-25

TIGER ENGINE Co, No. GA Special Meeting of Tiger
Engine Co.. No will be held at their house. ON Wedncs
day Evening Jan, 25 q O'Clock punctual attend
ance requested business of Importance will be con-
sldered Fer order WIN. LAWRENCE,
Jaz4 d2tT Sub Clerk.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-25

S. Thompson & Co. have the New York
Illustrated News and Frank Leslie's for this
week. They are full of additional engray-
ings Of the Lawrence tragedy.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-25

AID FOR THE LAWRENCE SuFFERERs.-The
congregation of St, Johns Catholic church,
Temple street, raised, last Sunday, s245,40 in
aid of the Lawrence sufferers, SIG of which
came from the children of the Sunday School.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-25

't. MAIllSON'S INDIAN EAINEN
known OF any thing OF the Kind is prenared rom an
from time immemoral and for the first time offered
10 !he p19ne knowedee fthis wondrous plant was
lived near Syracuse, N " to great age 1t neatly
put up ~ two ounce bottles, with full directions
ms ana Is warranted to any obstruction OF
te 4 oahg in t1entyJo0r hours after
al other remedies have been tried in vain. This may
seem incredible but if it fail in any case, The price g
8 Purely vegetable, containing nothing in he least
myaro@S 70 heafA and may etakea nth PERFECT Saety
Ladies, therefore, in want of something reloofe. had
better send for the indian EAiNIENAGoGUE, instead
are agaVs either unsafe or unceraiI7 AMI Hills WHEN
warranted as is this GREAT REMEDY Sent bv EXPRESS
.s Sid ONLY at DR.. MATTIsoN's REMEDIAL IN
S3iIIuIE for SPECIAL DISEASES, No. IS Union st.,
ndn sIS On FBfE X enG d i2mp above
and Chronic Maladios generally also Circulars. gying
i9li with undo lbted references ard tosfn0
Kip S,iS Is Deserving OF ANY CoNFiDEHCE
- Orders promptly attended to. See advertisement
in this paper. deodawtf o2i
Worms, Worms, Worms.-A great many lcarr-
ed reatises have been written explaining the ori. Of
and classifying the generated in the human svs
tenn scarcely any topic Of medical science has ELECTED
more acute observation and profound research and vet
physicians very much divided in opinion on the sn
ject 1t must be admitted, however that after ALL n
mode Of expeling them and purifying the body Of their
presence is of more value than the wsest disautons ~
to their origin.
Such an expeliing agent has at last been found Dr.
Lanes Vermifuge proves to be the much sought after
specihe eieacy being universally acknowledged by
the entire medical faculty As further proof read the
following from lady-one of our own citizens:
NEW YORK, October Is 1882
ms Is to certify that was troubled with worms for
more than year. was advised to use lrLane's cee
GRATED Vengage prepared by Fleming Bros Pittsburu
took one bottle which brought away about fifty worms.
lconmenced improving once. and am now perfectlv
we'll Inc ublic can learn my name and further partic
ulars, by applying 10 Mrs, Harde, No 3 Manhattan
place or to E. L. Theal, Druggist corner of r tcr and
Monroe streets.
Purchasers will be careful to ask for DIR. M'LANE,s
CELEBRATED VERMIFUGE, manufactured by FIEM-
ING BRoS OF Pittsburg, Pa. All other yernifnrcs in
comparison are worthless. Dr. BILane's genuine ver,
iaee also his celebrated Liver Pills. can now be had at
all respectable drug stores. None genuine acbon ne
sigRaf9reo FLFNINc. ppoS
jal9 dsttvlt ~,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-25

EDWIN BYNNER.

LAWRENCE, Mass, Jan. q, 1860.
Ed.oin Byaner, Esq, Worcester, MdSS.-Dear
Sir-Your letter Of the 10Th inst. is received.
L have laid it before our committee, and am
advised to answer, that we shall require a very
large sum Of money-not less than $4,000
TO prevent excessive suffering, and alleviate, as
far as it is possible, or proper to attempt, the
distress flowing directly from this awful calam-
ity.
large amount has been received-over
Sl6,000-and it is said that considerable sums
have been raised which have not yet reached
the hands Of the committee What the aggre-
gate may be we can only conjecture, and that
not very accurately. 1t is almost certain,
however, that after the spontaneous offerings
of the warm-hearted are all received after the
first horror and anguish of this tale of suffering
has subsidized, and other calls come in their
turn for the resources of the charitable, there
will then be heavy sum to raise from Bos-
ton, Lawrence, and the immediate vicinity.
Boston will honor a draft for the deficit
whatever it may be, up to the sum of 100000
Lawrence suffers every way-by the loss of
population by the suspension of payroll of
S20,0OO per month"; by the diversion of
large amount OF time and labor to the care of
the wounded; and by the loss of small debts
from the unfortunate victims Of the catasiro-
phe. We shall raise $1,000 to $4,000 hore
Our parish-Grace Church-has raised over
$1,000
We have thorough system, in the best of
hands, working smoothly. The committee
employ clerk, who devotes his whole time
from A. NJ until 10 P. NJ, to the duty otkeep-
ing records ofall applicants, the circumstances
OF all persons on the books ofthe company, the
extent of their injury, loss, &c. Certain rules
for disposing, primarily, Of cases as they arise,
have been established. Ali cases are referred
to the committee, which meets every evening,
for decision. Very competent, judicious, rei-
able men are employed as inspectors, (six of
them who devote their whole time to the sut
ters In short it seems impossible that any
meritorious case Of suffering should be over
looked, or any imposition successfully practic-
ed upon us. OF course, none of this fund is
applied to ordinary cases of restitution. We
shall soon know our wants, necessities, and
resources perfectly, and will write you again
during the week.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-25
WORCESTER. Jan. a. 1860.


Editors Of Spy :-Gentlemen-You will con-
fer favor upon the committee appointed for
the purpose of collecting fund for the Law
renee sufferers, by announcing that said COM
mittee will, this day, bring their labors to a
close by depositing in the hands of the finance
committee the total amount collected. l en-
close to you extracts from letter this day re-
ceived from John c. Hoadley, Esq, of Law
renee, who is an active and influential member
of the Lawrence Relief Committee, containing
reply to inquiry as to the need Of further subserip
ton, concerning which some doubt has been
expressed adding, that any person desiring to
subscribe to the fund while yet in the hands of
this committee, can do so through any of its
members, who will be happy to receive further
contributions during the day. The committee
return their sincere thanks to the many gen
tlemen who have aided their endeavors, and
especially to the pastor and officers of St
Johns church, of whose generous response
to their appeal you will probably have been
officially informed.
For Relief Committee,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-25

The DuTY OF REPuBLIcANs.-Speak of
the Republican Convention, the Hartford Cour-
ant says Tt is all important that man
should be selected that will carry Pennsylva-
MIA, New Jersey, and Illinois" Certainly, this
consideration should not be disregarded but,
while giving it due attention, we should bear
in mind that it is equally "all important" to
select some man that will not lose us Ohio
Maine, New Hampshire, Iowa, Minnesota
Wisconsin, and the whole northwest. And
while we eschew all wild radicalism, let none
of US forget that it is not whining cowardice
that will pilot the Republican party to victory
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-25

Dr. POLLARD has returned the Lincoln House, where
he will stop for few days
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-25

Everybody needs "a GIue-POt occasionally
but everybody knows that the oil Fashioned mode y
SI,ssoyns rlue IS inconyenient Spaldng's Prepared
clue Is chemically held in solution is equal to the host
preparation of Cabnet-nakers Glue and is used cold
brush accompanies each bottle and the whole costs
"hly twenty-five cents. diff ialS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-25

ID. #. EstabrOok, Manufacturer of all kinds n
PLAlN AND FANCY PAPER BOXES, Pas Main street
Worcester, Mass All kinds of Boxes manufactured at
short notice. Orders respectfully solicited and promptly
attended to. d3m* ~ pom, -
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-25
Special 3iotltes.

Inc Universal COngh Remedy i'll cases of
Whoopmg Cough. There are probably more cases of
Whoopng Cough continued to any length of time Inv
the use of remedies containing expectorants which not
only aggravate the cough but run down the system.
making the cough fatal or producing Consumption than
by any other cause. This completely obviated in the
Universal Cough Remedy, which contains nothing TO
produce nausea or prostration and the cough Yields
naturally while the system is sustained. Results justify
this declaration and all asked satisfy themselves
ny t'ai see advertisement. dit ja25
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-25

More Truth Than Poetry, that Won can got
better Crockery FOR the money my Poetcal EXchaHee
than at ay other store in the city. Also that Won can
get greater variety OF Glass Ware and more kinds Of
oher goods than at any other Store For further part
for yourselves. ORSON u GiE tifI I - ~" scV
n B.-Cash paid for old Carpets. Beds Ge dtf iali
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-25

Curtls's Cure for bsaIdncss.-For sale by all
Druegists in the United States and Canadas Diff n2s
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-25

Asreak up your CoIds.-DR HANsoS,s yrcrr.-
DIE hE4iICAL POWDERS the result of an extended
potvH research both IN the laboratory and at the he'd
sue OF TIE sick by physician OF ennpnce md chrar
IT. hanson could never be induced for any nnruuiorv
10 lehd his name and influence to an indii-
leren article, but he has demonstrated v ,,cr, ar,
ana successful practice, that they will arrest n di
c the elects Of which more destructive IN I'M
nan me than any other human malady They present
se nappy character of being complete antidote for
particular disease-Colds and their immediate e9ccts
anu ate recommended for other difficulty For the %
.e PUBIC VIII hnd them immediate aud never falling
WINE NOT the least Inconvenience or loss Of time evnos
ure TO fresh colds dieting or any other nndesirahe 81
ect, will ever possibly occur e %
publishers nave liberty to refer to the following
ssnlemeh VINO have used the Cold Powders and who
are ready 10 eorrobOrate the statements made above from
their own personal experience: ' ~ - i'''
h 10 NJ, Day Esq, Editor of Hartford Couront
n 70 NallInelon, Esq, Editor of New Haven Courier
u. b. Mosely, ESQ, Editor of Religious Herald
Norman Burr. Esq, Editor of Christian Secretary.
T hcV. ouruon Robbins, Hartford, Conn.
having made some in my family of DR. IIanson's
NeGeiaDe Cheuca Powders for the cure of colds re-
earu II as q SAFE and valuable medicine.
Northor,n.o, ~ REV. GORDON HALL
al oruers should be sent to COWLES & LEETF 50
a state street New Haven Conn For sale by John
y, lil, Geo. X spur Bush & Co, NJ. Green & Co,
James Green. Geo 7. Harlow, Worcester; Geo G. Good
WIN ~ Co., Boston; II. c. Wells & Co. New York
JaZ4 d&w3m
l.. II: Nichols, NJ. ID, Homeopathic Tsby.I-
from to g. and from TO o clock p NJ NNe NUTS
worcester, October 20, 1850 diff da1
All Of DIR. Humphrey a. Co.'s Specific Homo,
book OF full directions Sold in Worcester Inv IL VIZ
orally d&wiy "''" S'ores gen
Come and See the Daguerreotypes. MeIainot,nas
rinegrsr9tYpes &c, &c, at "UNlON ART GAIIEREI
~ -l"n euVcI SPOONER a. DANIELS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-25

Hogs! HOgs.-1OO Splendid dressed heavy Hogs
loi sue by DRAPER & CLARK.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-25

Stencil Plates, for Marking Clothing cut to order
y superior styles Of Roman letter old English and
for sale at low prices, by JOHN q. HILL Apothecarv
Worcester, Mass. diff iaiJ
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-25

Geo. r. Eddy, with E. $. MASON, dealer in and
tuner OF lian9 Fortes. No. and Clarks Block Main
corner ol Aechanc street. Worcester Mass. Particular
attention given to orders received for Tuning in he civ
or in any part Of the country. dam " NV dJ
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-25

George Sessions, FURNISHING TTSpERr AEpr ,,ln
COFFIN WAREHoUsE-Conins, Caskcts Patent Metallic
juFal cases ana Robes of dissertation always an
sizes. S N''9ANA' u ala
Every thing connected with the management of ,cres
promptly attended to. No. 40 Front street Residence o
Front street, Worcester Mass daJytf nv y"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-25

10000 Bushels Granular Fuel, IN good
eHhuuoh, III large or small quantities The cheapest
WI convince any one of its superiority all other
hdlnE now in use Orders left at our new Storehouse
foot of Foster street. either the Coal Offices or Coat
ards or ut the Store of C. E. Brooks No Front strcet
will receive prompt attention. W. l. s. G. lane
der
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-25

Mrs. Nj. w. GeraIds, PhysIcian-an exne
at the head of Union street S'i'''
special attention gwen to Uterine Complaint and Dis
eases OF Children Office hours from to a. m and from
to p. m. diff ic95
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-25

Mr.. Legg, DYER AND CLEANSER. continues Tho ~,
III and S Steasng Redgeng and Repa1ng Mems Appar
ne mas increased his help and facilities to meet the sfeSI
R e9 p ~, ms Dusnes Office No Pleasant street
he-Hlhg executed at from three to ten davs notice
and cleanng at shorter notice when the necessity or CON-
Vehiehce of customers requires it. dtf o2g
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-25

IOIlOway's Ointment. Scorbutic oonct;o,s
erysipelas and erruptons from whatever hidden
are overcome by this great cleanser the human sys
tenn III meals BY eradication well as Suppression and
generates to the hidden of the maady Sold t
me mandatory. No 50 Maiden Lane New York and by
all Druggists, at Csc, 63c and 81 per vot det ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-25

Thomas w. Fox, Attorney at Law Office n, 9
Brinicy Hall, Worcester, Mass. dly mch7
, 1860-09-28
win Wood Of the Farm.



.-.. WIN x.o.s
~ u'sn w spIs ,aI sS,has y n.ss W."
h,'ss ,.."d. n. ,Io,s on.. mar.
'ns a,,s pua. W.,s 80. :, ~ N'So
~, Ihe t.Ost mug syus ~ iasI -A,,.
Va ~. s,.,nins s' ,h.Ir nj ~ vrsen
~ ~ Vas., SnrS.ins III h,,ds A. .ssn
e
~, u,,nd,. 40. w.Da.r. IN ,hs farm. win Wood.
~ a., y,,h ~ ,e.sSor,s ara trees.
ts - uh y. .,.h, %t hovS'ord,. ve.y.
a.. 49,. !. s.- = Iii ~ ~; y; =. ~ h,.~Ss.
~. hna'.. ~, ~. .'sd ssr.. S.sr- L has atood.
az uou.S Y y. s.s ~ LoI, hr'I ~ Asss..
, 1860-09-28
Uhara to ioolk for Relp.

"why do you look 90 graver We asked, q
day or two ago. Of young friend, who was Just
beginning the world.
sDo / look grave ~ he responded. "wsll,
perhaps Il Is the DatuFal consequence ola great
many cares, and nobody 70 help bear them
"Where is your wife 2"
He looked surprised q moment, then replied,
quietly, nia '.-3" 'i6'e il,-'
ANY wife knows nothing about my business.
I never look for any help from her" ~ ~.
Never look for any help from mfns vie.
Whv. Who on earth should be the readiest, and
nearest. and most willing to helpt whose ear
should he lrst 70 hear whatever joys or gFieves
the Iiie.partner9 whose hand should be sottest 70
smooth away the lines that the long toilsome day
i.aves an he forehead Of the workerf whose
hrSin should ever be At work TO tighten the bur
dcn ihat cannot be laid asidel What kind Of
wife must that be, whose husband "neyer looks
for any help from herf mere nower wnlen
expands in life's sunshine, but shr'nks epPaheo,
from the first muFmur Of the coming sieIm-a
rose.leaf bit Of humanity, who expects 20 pay
the part Of petted child or spAhg'ed do,l. sna
feels injured if people do not turn out 70 gsehsr
the sunniest side Of the worlds highway! ~ Il
Does she know how much she loses Does
she know what Il Il TO see her husoands Wsaty
acc Iiqht uD 1t the FeAection Of her own smilest
Ito know that her hand. light endhra tnoaen
Il NAV be. is strong enough 10 ha welgnt ol
care irom his hearth We doubt u
Thero are many people IN this world tor whom
% fsel eympatheiic thrill of heart-ache, but no
one needs L more than the man who has learned
by sad sxpsFisnes never tolOok iorany help ron
his wife.
, 1860-09-28
sTEILACooM WASHINGTON TERRITORY FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER

= I
wards 10 the county Of Chester. The furniture
of the na1 n must be confessed, seems remark
- s.-.,a e,- -. "a ,.;,,h, f,cro ;ts eol-
1"y "U~p',u W. -: 1-.-,s. ..o....
or nave belonged 70 Ver''Ao.e iio"S'u' ',OCPs',
Another reason, perhaps, OF the great value Of
horses at this period was the establishment Of
pub,ic convevanees. by which means travellers
r - III 81 :. 80. - .orvsvsd from one mart
~ We" ~ 's''e's VIZ .V"'e' -" ~. -.
Of the kingdom to the other. Frlor 70 tne yeAr
1886 there was no such thing as postal service
for the NE Of the people in this country. The
court had Il is true, an establishment for the
forwardinr Of despatches, but its efficacy may
he ;udOed AZ from a letter written by one Bryan
Tuts sm.star of ,hs postss, in Henry Wills
t;me IA Cromwsl. who had evidently been
sb,rnlv reproviup him for remissness in forward.
inp The Kings uspers,- ites al;s
sTbs Hinges Gace hath no NOR ordinary
postes. ne Of many days hattie had, bot between
London and Calais -; For, SIR, ye knoEe
nen .nas sscePI e1e ,h.rs a ~ socSs ,,sn'i
4 rost tor men n IN realme q n ne
accustomed places Of France and other parties;
ne men can keepy horses In redynes without som
way ~, y Sers @ .sS. ..s ~ SsSsr IN Rmediate
"rwardio1 t i % Sf Some stats packetl tIs conidblss
many tymss Be favns 10 take korss 6uts Of Picus
and eartes, 'shsrsin ean BE no s1trems d'tgeaesns
This was in the year 1881 Elizabeth how
ever. established, horse-posts ontall the great
routes for the transmission Of the letters Of the
court, and this 10 1888 was developed into .
public post which went night and day at The
rate Of seven miles IN hour in summer, and Eve
miles in winter,--not such bad travelling for
.ho.. a.. Sti,l tnare WAS M neana Of lor-
s'O'. N-ye' ~" -, ~ -. ~ c-,.-,..I,
warning paSsenss's UNI, wy s'.., y =,
when We tnd stage-coacnes eS.Aoa'sned On ~
the great roads throughout the kingdom. 8
, 1860-09-28
It Grays lime gate, who will thankfully reward

ct Gray's lime gate, who will thankfully reward
them.
4 II VIII DC observed tnat tne oasn'ng apPear-
ance OF this runaway apprentice, haolted IN MS
gray suit trimmed with green ribbons and fur
bished off 40 spie;lv with his cinnamon. colored
so.L 4. -. ,,,,..od H., ~. d..o-;,,o,, az NJ.
s'O~~' e, u "'S 1, O" '. s'o
lace as 'iuIl OF pockhoies.' unIess the reaoer
has scanned the long list Of vlainous portraits
exhibited by the Hue and Cry in the old papers
- A.. H.. .o-.;., - ~. ....n,.or,, .r5 e,s.
VI ''e '"s' pO'"0. " ",e Se'."'.e- 50
portion ot the eighteenth centuries nc can IOrm
but faint conception Of the ravages committed