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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-06-13

r A couple Of men from the Plains
passed through here. few days ago. hsv.
ing two wagon loads Of live buffalo calves.
Profitable stock.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-06-13

~ The proceedings Of Military meet
ing in Wolf River Township, will appear
in our next.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-06-13

AxorHER BATTLE REPoRTED.-The Tel.
egraph brings the report of another en-
gagcment in Virgins. 1t appears that
troops were sent to capture rebel battery
at o place called Great Bethel. They
marched after night. became separated.
and commenced firing on each other. The
mistake being righted, the troops charg.
ed upon and captured . small battery,
then made an attack upon large body
of the enemy who had concealed battery.
The Federal troops charged up to the
ditch, but being unabled to cross, were
compelled to beat Q retreat. with the loss.
the telegraph says. Of 80 killed and 100
wounded. Among the killed was lieu
tenant. The troops carried their dead
and wounded away with them. The
blame of this failure is laid to the mis-.
management of officers. Great complaint
is made. because Of the appointment ol
so many mere politicians to important
military commands. whose ignorance Of
military affairs, it is feared. will lead to
repeated disasters.
If the next dispatch does not contra
dict the above report. We shall endeavor
to give the particulars of the battle. Thus
far. in the way of transmitting news, the
telegraph has been downright nuisance.
and it is growing worse every day. There
is no reliance to be placed upon its re-
ports, until they are confirmed from other
sources.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-06-13

him from his name and estate, and be has since
been known BY the name Of Gambell. He ia
the identical Campbell who was reported a.
coming"
JANIS =. cALvsRT,
Representative from Leavenworth, is An English
Catholic. During the Catholic ascendancy in
Great Britain, be became unpopular in con-
sequence of his liberal views, and finally incur
red the Auathema of the church, By eating beef
during Ltnt. He was seized. bis head closely
shaven, and then was banished the country
He wandered throughout Europe, under the ss,
sumed name of Timothy Moore, until he had
collected q band Of trusty followers, Who gave
him the title of "Lord Bald Tim. Moore .
They came to America, and founded . city
which vas called, in honor Of him. Baltimore
His shaven head, or ''plug." as his follower
termed it, presented such an exceedingly un'
handsome appearance. that the inbabitants ol
Baltimore have ever since been denominated
Plug Uglies."
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-06-13

D Benight, Justices fees. 739
A H Dunning, grand juror, April term. 10 40
George H Robb, Justices cost. in case
of the Territory vs. Mosier, J Mo-
sier, and H Swint. $50
John Bittner, eonstabls's cost, IL 10
Jesse Brown, petit jury fees, at March .
term of District Court, $40
John O'Neal, grand jury do $40
do Error in said fees, go
Henry Boder IT,, copying school tax book II IS
do Clerks fees and sundries 26l 81
E NJ Hubbard, services - Co. Supervisor 90
April 10. .f t-t...,
Geo W Wilson, for keeping and attend
ing dead body Of James Morisey. 500
March and April terms, 1853. ls 90
John P Bittnef. services - constable, in
ease of Territory Of Kansas ". Eben-
ezer Snyder, 500
Abraham Bennett. do. - justice, s6s
Robert Porter, Sheriff fees. 377
Joseph F Hanpson, do 7s3
do do II
z 8 Davis. services as regists. Of deeds. ls 90
c Leland, taking deposition, 400
Cary B Whitehead. witness fees, 400
Joel P Blair, aia do ITO
sheri1s fees' % 90
A Larselere, services % judge, IS 90
Wm MAILER, do do % 60
John Hsys, services - judge Of County
Board Of Supervisors, IS 20
John Y Ruckef, do ~ 60
Geo H Robb, Do f70
BENJAMIN H Brooks. do Is 80
e n Hshsasd, do 40
Henry Bodes. r., clerk do ~ %
e Davis, for extra services 2 50
Nay Z.
r Il schnids, Dep. Co. Attorneys fees. IS 90
C Camp, county attorneys fees. % 90
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-06-13

Balance in favor Of County, $2,63O II
The jolloscing Is List Of Notes filed rith The
Treasurer Of Donighan County, being for the
payment of SehovI Lands in said County:
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-06-13

Representative from Leavenworth, is scotch
man. and his name was originally Campbell.
At tender age he imbibed passion for the
interesting game of Poker" in consequence
Of which his over scrurulous father disinheritsd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-04
Com mcrcial Intelligence,

LONEON MONEY MARkLT.
The funds opepcd rather dul the 23d Of August but
the bpsincss In the money market caused steady i'm
provcment, and they closed firm at "a advance, and still
tending upward In the discount market the demand was
limited and the general ate remains at per cent In
tho stock market loans Offering at 21s per cent
About fl0O ,OOO in gold went into the Bank to-day.
LATEST MARKETS.
by telegraph from Liverpool
Queenstown, Aug. rs, 1851.
LIVERPOOL COTTON RKEy.
Sales Saturday foot up eco bales at former prices
with good demand for all descriptions. Sales to specu
lnors and exporters 10, eco bales.
LIVERPOOL BnEApsTrFFs MARKET.
Brcadstufls continue dull.
Provisions inactive.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.
Consos for money 92h.
IN RlcAN STOCKS.
Erie shares .1S24 PAX Illinois C,utral shares, 80
3sH. - ~"
HsvRE COTTON MARKET
Sales Of the week Is 900 bales
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-04

Mass MEETING At YoRKvuiE.--A Union mass meeting
without distinction of party, will be he'd this (Wednes
day evening, September L. at Yokve corner Ct Fourth
avenue and Eighty sixth street, ior the purpose Of
arousing the sentiment of the community in favor of
vigorous prosecution OF the war; with view OF giving
impetus to the enisments going in volunteer
regiments The Hon. John B. Haskn, Hon. James A.
Briggs, Hon. Abram Wakeman, Chaunccy Shelter, Esq ,
and other distinguished speakers will address the
meeting
FIRE IN CoRrLASpT srRrEr-Betwecn one ard two O'Clock
yesterday morning fire broke out the second floor
Of building No 80 Corandt street, in the premises OF E. L.
Meacham dealer in nsckcs &C. The flames extended to
the third floor behind the Turing, when tho fire
guished. Mr.. Meacham's less will to about 5000
Insured for 50 900 in the City Insurance Company Of New
Haven The first cellar and top story occupied by
Morgan, Quack hbsh Co., dealers in hardware Their
stock is damaged by water about So COO. Insured for
800, as oiiows.-Cty, 5000; Brccvort, ST, cOo
knickcrhoekcr, 5000. Fremcn's 50 500 Jener
son, $500 Commercial, $3.50. The building is
owned by c. g. Gtntcr. II l. damaged about $50 and
is insured in the North River INSURANCE Company The
fire originated in spitbox filed with sawdus, through
carelessncss Of the ofice boy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-04
TWO DAYS LAIR FROM EUROPE.
NNy~N~ y~-~~~~o,>~~->oo>>~-
Arrival Of Vac Arabia at Halifax and
the Arago at New York.
The English Press on the American
Re beliion and the Military and FL
+ nancial Resources Of the Union.
MR.. RISSELL'S LETTER TO THE LONDON TIMES
-l~>N~>o->~~~~~N~rr~~o~>
Dissolution Of the Hungarian
Diet by Austria.
>>~~.~o-~>~.>~~c~oo~>~O
THE ClRCASSIANS PR0CL AIM A REPUBLIC.
Five Cities Of Tartary Coded to Russia by the
Emperor Of China,
NC, &C., &C.
MR.. RISSELL'S LETTER TO THE LONDON TIMES
THE CRCASSlANS PROCLAIM A REPUBLIC.

Tho steamship Arabia from Liverpool Mt ten A. N. on
tho Gath via Queenstown the afternoon Of the 25th az
August arrived at Halifax at eleven O'Clock yesterday
morning viii sail again at two p M. for Boston,
where she win be due this evening The Arabia has 102
passengers and ell ,754 in specie.
The Arania reports the 25th August, in the Irish
Channel hanged signals with craftsmanship Africa for
liverpool
The United States mail steamship Arago, Capt Lines
from Hayrc and Southampton the 2lst of August,
rived at this port early yesterday morning.
She left Southampton at three P. NJ. the day men
toned above.
The Arago brings I7s passengers, the usual mails end
$50 tons cargo. Among her passengers are--
Hon. John P. Stockton, late United States Minister
Rome, and family.
Hon. Henry c. Murphy, late United States Minister
che Hague and family
A. French Esq, late United States Consul at AK la
Chapee.
c. Henry JONES' ESQ., late atache to United States L.
cation, Vienna.
E. &. West, Esq. Surrogate of city of New York.
Lieutenant S. C. Barney and family u S. N.
Lieutenant Oscar Huffman, Of the Swedish army.
The dates y tho Arabia two days later than those
per the North American at Quebec.
The latest shipping by the Arabia reports the
following arrived out from blockaded port-Arrixed
from New Orleans Masonic, at Queenstown.
European Conference is to be held at Constantnepe
N the subject Of the Principalities
Holland has officially recognized the kingdom of Italy
1t is announced that the government of Prussia will
soon recognise the Italian government.
Queen Victoria was enthusiastically received in Dublin
Richard Oastler, the factory rhlan,hropst is dead.
-Four tons Of cotton seed being shipped monthly to
india from Sucz. The prospect was very favorable.
Baron de videl has been sentenced to years m-
prisonment for the assault his son. and the latter to
r u'hs Imprisonment for refusing to give evidence
against his parent.
lae steamship Borussia, from New York, arrived at
southampton August %, at midnight.
TAo s,eamshp Arrca from New York, had arrived on
a. 95b ult
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-04
India and China,

Tho Bombay mail Of July 81 had reached Malta
The cholera was ravaging the famine districts.
The harvest prospects were cheerful.
The famine expenditure expected cease in Octo
Dor.
The French had claimed protection over Madagascar
The dates from Calcutta arc to July 90.
The prospects Of the indigo crop bad Iacoesant
rain prevailed.
The money market stringent. Imports were
weaker and prices lower In rome cases.
The journals report that Eve cities OF Icrary have been
made over to the Russians by the Emperor Of China
new insurrecton had broken out near Pekin.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-04
Arrivals aud Departures.


HAvrn-stoamship Aragc-Hon J. Stockton Mrs Stockton
Master Ro6t Stockton Master John STOCKTON Miss SADIE
three servants; Hon Henry Murphy Mrs Murphy Mr. Geo
Murphy, Mr. French, Mr. Ciicnry Jones' M i West,
Lieut. Huffman, Swedish ARMY Lieut. Barney, United
Jacob Ise and servant Mrs Jackson, MIR Muir.
ray, Miss Murray; Mr. and Mrs Daniel Holmes Miss @
Rev DR. Borando Rev DR. and Mrs Ha,ke Mrs DcdensMrs
Fanui Mrs johnson and child MIR aid Mrs Feman, three
ehdsen and nurse Mr. and Mrs Marso chd and servant
phclrs Miss Phelps Phelps, Jr Mrs Miniord Misses
Mamord, II Mumford, Miss 5 C Mndge. Mis- Beek, two
servant Mrs Ballard Miss Ballard Mrs isnker Miss Par.
Rogers Mrs Greendeld Mr. and Mrs Geo Idesh Mss Eli
English MissJ English, Miss Enssa, Ed lsh, Miss
English Mrs ALB English, Mrs whi,tel and children
md ,syan MrS Pauline LITr'S, Mrs asayer D"oglle
Heacr Ar rcrci Mr. 6onsyer, Robt Johnsion, Tour.
nee Mss Won Bernewis, Cochran Jones, Arnold,
C Conicux, Ed Gareschc, Mr. Hecht barre, Charles
Bcp% ag GGury Keyss f Miss en-. HeysS Fns
brother Rey W Esier, Rev Mr McCass, William Brown,
end Mr Bqhier AShNarz, Cartier Lcclcrc II Merac,
Master eies, Miss Gruhel, GsJier Mrs Ciarey Miss
Iniz, MIR FonTide md son. G Monte Mrs Boufdn, Mrs
knauf, Mrs and Miss Monte Mrs Bernard Miss Eber-
Notwithstanding Northern Lirht-Mrs Spencer Capt
Fleming, Gen Bncl Barron Bonhen, G Pcaciy, Nun.
.9n, {. pe1er Mrs Horton, dage9rt, wife and chid; w
shieils family II kidee, Wesley, Capt Coggcsfnl Mrs
Auq.sisle D Fletcher J Andrews 6 Patei, Wiliam-
co." nos Mr. K PAo WOOD p rsms o"a
" ~ gen, " Howe, Sem, i4olenza, Mr. klduA, J ID
Wriat- brioset and lady. Wilson and lady.
Ncsr9S, Jnst"am' hip SaalinMr ifc on, Mr. Barney,
Alteis. Mss Tyrfsh, from Kingstou; Mr. Grant, Or Al.
te1tiDi nom P0ri al PRINCE.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ITO CONsuMfTIvt&--THE ADVERTISER, HAVING
been restored TO health i'll few weeks by a very
simple remedy after having suffered several years with
severe lung affection and that dread disease Consump
ton Is anxious make known to his fellow sufferers the
means Of 10 all who desire he viii send copy OF
the prescription free OF charsc) with directions for
cure for Consunptioa Asthma Bronchitis, &c. TIE only
object Of the advertiser in sending the prescription s to
benefit the afflicted and he hopes every sufferer INF try
his remedy as il viii cost them nothing, and aay pEove
n blessing Parties wishing The M scrbptoa vii! Please
address Rev. EBWARp a. Ntb.oN,
williamsburg, Kings County, N. 4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-04

Shanghai dates to July say that the relations be-
tween the European and japanese governments were
likely to be disturbed.
Foreign merchants were being robbed in open day and
was believed that the Japanese government sanctioned
the proceedings
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-04

SHIP WILLIAM TrrLl ehers now alongside the burned
slip William Tel, trying to save rnigo.
SNIP TEuptA r. Martin from Boston for Madas nut into
Rio Janeiro July u.
SonR MARcEtIA, Crockett, Elizachpor for Port
land he fchr POI itd ashore at Rchmonds STAND She
wi her cargo viii be total loss The sails rgsin &c
win te saved.
srua ELIZA of New Redford) Flanders hence for
FRIDAY nj pht last, IN lnrd so,id w.sr MO ~
srJ WalASe o. Tamn on and hal u e. shr ua carried
j 7 w had martihgae carried away.
He and 'oMed t. oncs HE he The part her
cargo Of coal part OF /, was sent 10 New Bed
ford by schr Independence.
scHR FLlaStR Mcars Mt New oneon frow Tupi'co
Mexico aug reports Aur 10 chor IN la 10 So NJ
having any Cons ihcr af lied o the Eug ish Con II
ihr Hamburg bark Lndrmiia, Capt = Hcid. who very
kindly furnished me with ami assisted me in ting
the 2fth Of july Mr. Alexander Smear mate fell
while work N the hold and oil IL minutes; took
his body on shore and buisr tneyt day.
ScuR NARcEtIA, from New York. with n cargo coal
strek Rcme nd Island 23 uit. and became total los
with her cargo
PiLor Boar AMERICA, of Newhuypor wa. run into and
Augusta, bound to Boston With OF hay The boa
coS and q LINT plots and Collins ir Soa,ssee
Wis saved and tax Boston the scir. boat
sui u less than e minutes and not.i1g saved hu sy
surd Only on tie schrs deck the te and
hi view was cut OF by the hay.
HOLMES HOLE, SEPT 2-Th schr Mountain Eagle IF Rock
land Nc, from st John NJ cor Philadelphia, with aths &C.
arrived here yesterday With OF mannat and all attach
hight Of sis Ill Oh Ri ok Is ard b. an ausn wn schr The
schr Emma Day was OIL on the 3ls End has arrived
waer Esq Serenity Bca lt OF & 10
ALEXANDRIA, Aug 15-rhe Louisiana ship. Ceayer, has
been totally preced cked) at AN AZ, Bombay
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-04
The Nova Scotia Gold Mines.

HALIFAX, September 8, 1861
The gold mines recently discovered in this province
continue TO be pro- tive, and m ners have had their
lah0rs most satisfactorily rewarded This discovery, IL
is thou ght will open field for the industry and
terprise Of our citizens.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-04

The Cortcz has confirmed the authorization of the &C.
vernment for opening the ports for the importation Of
grain.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-04

OF States IN tins ruInous race, n
the power. Their credit Is at al they may not have
tho terms Of the market arc lady but indifferent, and
iy diaicuy likelv scen. This, however is the
The desire .,r con "nHte as ohck their career.
S Se on whom The expens AZ ID t. war viii fall would
ttude exomnad ruGp with the passions the mul
, "a, q c,;s;s hh cation. We see, in shof, demo
49,? ~. =; ss,s; tssgs cW It's vGrios brss'sstlrs TO
'' ~. ~ ,l;s re Certainly not calculated 10 make
s ~, 80 o natural soou'd haze been
u' W ., d ed as has BEEN As certainly have
10y no ~ nv promote public economy for the
nnm @ h '' Americans is beyond all example. We
slth Nv" w able 10 note their operation popu ar
nphion, au observe how taxes regulated and ob
,sa.s ,o' ired in great national strrgge The
h hNn however, says little for a syst which
mas peen 70 loudly extocd superior 20 all others.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-04
Turkey.

The Crcassans have proclaimed republic.
was reported that three engagements had taken place
at Herzegovina, and that the Turks were victorious.
Omar Pacha had issued proclamation that the Sultan
would accord with all the demands Of the Monteuegrns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-04

The Hungarian Diet formally dissolved on the Esd
Of August, and new one is to be called.
Arcsoution passed both houses declaring the dssolu
ton or the Diet Illegal and protesting against uncon
sliuonal and arbitrary conduct OF the government.
The collection Of taxes by military force will be rigid
ly enforced.
collision had taken place between the soldiers and the
people in consequence Of the latter singing natona airs
Five persons were wounded.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-04
France,


ihe' Hniser Of Public Instruction has acknowledged the
r'ght OF Protestants toopen schools in France.
40 Independence Beige publishes the substance Of an
az ograph letter from the Emperor to the Pope, intl-
mating that the condition Il affairs be ameioraed The
present status quo viii BIT maintained.
The Paris Pdtre says that matters look we'll in Lebanon
The harvest is excellent throughout Syria.
Tho expenses Of the French Department Of War for the
year 1852 will be 81 200 900 than the present year.
The Paris Bourse has bcen less firm. Rentes 6Sf Soc
Italy.
The correspondent OF the London Times gives very
gloomy account of the state Of affairs at Naples.
terrible affair had occurred at Pontelandof com
rany OF Italian soldiers upon arriving there received
by the National Guard and people with rejoicing but
while they were partakng of the refreshments offered
them, the people rushed upon them and assacred hr
syn'ne OF them. Tho next day the troops surrounded
tho town. bombarded and destroyed it by fire. One hun
dred and fifty persons were burnt bayoneted
1t is reported that General TURF is about to marry the
Princess Weiss Donaparte
Cardinals Pccolomin and Santucci are dead.
Two supposed assassins had attempted to enter the
house Of Garbald by night They escaped after being
fired upon. One OF them was wounded.
The reactonists had made an atteinp. to land force
at San Deitoroute, but were repuised.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-04

the collision urles "a "a 16 I'd her inme
dac return For relas arriving here last 6venirg rcct
badly n), and hay ing carried away her fote,-
mast opsaluntmast and royamasf together wish all the
yards salts and cling She much chafed ne OF her
far be s-t II will require al least sO0 reat
and repar tBS letter Ewood Walter ESQ, Secretary
Board OF Underwrers)
from Havana Tor London whic came ashore near by
Head on the 18TH got oil last night and towed to the
river by two tugs
Banks Sumter 3s4 TOMS and Mcncyuck, SO tons, were
authorities Both vessels partly owned IN Charleston
SC TIC Sumter cleared the custo Rouse Saturday
Tor Valparaiso
Tho bark Arthur so,e ty the government is now on
ed and newly coyicrVt.
BARK sciGs 3raford 20, tors was sold a. New
Bedford Sist ut oy Mayor Bourne, 10 William Rowland,
for Sl701.
The propeller Lori don, of the New York and New Lon
don line, has been sold to So ernmcnt for $4,000
TIE Shipping s notices the sale Of bark Slrah Shoar 4oo
tons, built NJ Portsmouth, III, in 1924. 81 s35o and he.
saes o. yernna zee 'unt ship Roman, S5N built at
FeraQeHa ~ oHs, bu ut Easror IN 1876 Al bark Lucky
sar "a nYs but IN Bslnere IN 100 AZ aars Flash $50
brt lsdis a, Conn IN o5 ~ sehr sarah Bruen, gig
tons, built At stony Brook IN 1851; AZ sr Sophona, 2l7
tons 1ustat Nov x 10 S3; III propeer nqntsvt!le $40
1910 tons. built New York IN 1881 Al propeller Moa,gomc
~ $40 tons, built az New York in 1859 AZ propeller New
London 200 tons bnt at Myc Conn, 1862 besides sundry
smaller craft, all ON private terms
Spoken. nc.
Ship Glden State Ranct, hence for San Francisco July
%. la IS Is n, lon4 d.
s9 osrs on goey rom Boston for San Francisco
SUP iA1ho incs, from Glasgow for Madras, July q; lat
Rmk viiiainucl Hill, from Glasgow for Palermo Aug 7,
lat q o. lon 1. I5W.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-05-24
HILLS GLYCERINE,
OR SWEET PRINCIPLE> Of OILS, FOR IMPROI
ING AND BEAiiTIFYING ,IlE HAIR

OR SWEET PRINEIPLE> % OILS, FOR IMPKOV
ING AND BEAUTIFYING HE HAIR.
This preparation first offered to the public in 1854
since which time, two important improvements have
been mae, sugge ted from time time by those using it
and bv varied experiments and now IL Is offered in state
of great prrectiun and in and highly credtable
style, well worthy he patronage OF all those who would
secure TO themselves valuable hair dressing and pIe
sentative fluid, thai Is realty doubly valuable account
its containing those essential elements that equ
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which generally and which positively inu
rous TO tn hair aud head. Prepared nly by JOHN O.
HILL, Apothecary, Mechanics Hall Building, Worces
hL.r AInae
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-05-24
HILLS WAX PALM OR WAX PLANT
POMADE.

This and ingenious POmate is the most ele
CANT and delicate preparations for dressing hair that
be produced, ii is not given TO rancditv like other
OUmadeS, bat retains it freshness and
for long time 1t is easily diiused In using,
and nparts brilliant and lasting gloss the hair,
1t will command and receive the influence pat
ronage all whose appreciative and refined
Prepa cd only Nv I0HN Q ILL., ApOtheeary, Me-
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-05-24

remarkable fact is mentioned that when the
body Of this man was opened, by Doctor Har
the most perfect state, nor was the least symp
tom of decay TO be discovered in them. He
died merely of plethora. A greatgrandson of
Parr lived to tile age OF one hundred and
three. A Dane, named Drakenberg, died in
1772, in the one hundred and fourteenth year
of his age. Sweden, Norway, Denmark, En-
gland and ireland have, in modern times, pro-
duced the oldest men. In England, during the
seven years, 1884, there died at tue age
OF one hundred and upwards, seven hundred
and eighty eight persons, namely: two hun
dred and ffty-six males, and FIVE hundred and
thirty two females-giving an average of one
hundred and twelve and half annually.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-05-24

The difficulty OF obtaining good preparation of Musk
has suggested the prOprlety of introducing
this much desired and pleasant perfume. Its quality
is guarant ed and its excellence cannot fail t. be
knuwledged upon use. Prepared only by JOHN @.
HILL Aputhecary Mechanics Hall Building, Worcester,
Mass. deOdtf mch27