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LEGAL .ApYERrlsEMExrs.


M Office is hereby given that by virtue Of
1N auoAority and license to me granted by
tho Probate Court Of Ottawa County and State
Of Michigan, bearing date the seventh day Of
Novsnbse, 1854, shall sell at public auction,
70 Ne highest bidder at the premises, to be sold
IN The town Of Wright, in said county, on
Thursday, the 10th day Of December next at
two O'clock In the afternoon, all tho right, title
che northeast quarter Of section sixteen q 81
in township eight (s) north Of range thirteen
(13) west, containing forty acres more or less
Dated, Wright, November 8, 1864.
JACOB CARLISLE, Administrator, OF the
2s9 VII Estate Of Martin Carlisle, deceased.
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should have one. Also, Circular intended for
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cal Protector" . new book Of three hundred
pages, one hundred engrayings priee, a. stanpe
or money, only fifty cents and one three cent
stamp, three for 81 and nine cents In stampv.>--
This book Is fully described In our Circular. II
IL by far the most valuable and deeply interest-
ing book on the subjects treated Of. nov cxtant;
matters that In former works we're merely hin)-
ed at are here fully explained; II contains a1so
full and explicit key to all the secrets Of mar
riage, love and beauty never before abArl
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A patented device prevents it being turned
backward.
The needle can not be set wrong.
1t receiyed the Gold Medal of the American
Institute, in 1858.
Send for q circular containing full informa-
ton, notices from the press, testimonials from
those using the machine, &c. ~
JAMES WILCOX,
EGnf Manufactures, sos Broadway, New York.
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BOSTON-2S2 Washington street., ,,., 4
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OUTSIDE.

Sizes and prices Of Liaie's Fire--?roef Safes,
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Wv Singer Co.'S and Williams a Oryis' Sew
ing Machines. Wheeler a Wilson's, and other
patents can also be obtained Of us. Call and see
samples on exhibition at our store.
TAYLOR n BARNS.
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WIN. Knabe l. Co., Gentlemen.
have great pleasure In certifying that have
tried your Square Pianos, and find them equal,
II not superior, to any In this country. Among
their great qualities, which distinguish them,
Is the eyenness Of tone, the agreeable and easy
touch, and volume OF tone. wishing you all
the success you 80 highly deserve, am sir,
yours very truly, 3. THALBEBG. t.
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We r Rim ARIANl

GHIRLEY HAMMOND, after many years
- Of successful experience, respectfully Of
fers his services In the art Of treating domestic
animals, Oxen, Horses, Sheep, &c.
Particular attention TO castration will bo Civ
on. Operations will be performed upon Gcldens,
Bulls, Bears, Bucks, &C., and all cases warrant
ed Call at tho Bridge Street Ferry House.
April, 20, 1854. 26ltf
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The American Advertising and Purchasing
Agency receive orders for the above named Nor
chandize. Bus Dep, T.. ALV0RD. Corresp.
Dep, FOWLER a WELLS.
1y 1851 30S BROADWAY, N. Y.
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for the cure Of Consumption, Asth-
ma, Bronchitis, and nll throat and Lung affec-
tions, (free Of chsrge,) by sending their address
10 Rev. EDwRAD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings Co., N. Y. l2s3m3.]
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MISCELLANEOUS.
OFFICE OF THE WORKING WOMEN'S
~ PROTECT TIVE MON,
NO, IL Chamber ST.. New York, -, 1854

NO, l. Chambers st.. New \ orr, =, 1854
70 THE PUBLIC.
The civil which hssdesoaicd curl ,nd and turn.
cd HAPPY homes mo houses OF uo.Irnnr hn
tall, Win pcuartcNo1ty on the sew and trndes-
women OF this city, many OF whom are nov making
h!c' AMY SHIRTS rkR DAY Al NlN GEMS PIEca
10 tue INADEQUATE compensation rad u i,ma.e To-
bor me Norkins Women'e Pot Give mon owe, its
origin. The Assocai ion consists OF "A uuutar nj he
neSornt iaie- anu cntieuen vho synpV.hies have
been enlisted. ami who vounia riy gave lheir time
and money u promote an institution tho, will he OF
City. VI WI"
Among the prominent Of Get. of the Institution |.
the estahlislheut 81 kegisty system. whereby To-
males NAV be assisei in Obtaining e.upo Eien and
TO recne them Legal protection pss fraud, tree of
expense.
il IL also an object Of the Ins tuition TO discover
new AMI Appropriate spheter Of employment for
men, IN 4 paItIlpnit not now occUpu.d hv them.
We eaILC-tli HlioJ TO AL i. od c'tIzene, mo %
pecliIly the ladi-, 10 ns',st ur n Anta.ning
sLnlznt.on intended TO benefit ana encourage their
own sex 10 Labor ior livelihood.
LA.'tts of MN OrK A the cold weather ap-
p'onclrS, VIII on not lenetloTr the riendeHs vois
ing ElIig Thousands Of dola4s axe raised ol O. her
b. reNOcnt pu poses, Hud must she who woIks no.
Guonty j. Oh haii-pas seven IN the morning TIL near
l. M. tnuC IN n ctciiul, be ictl 10 etiusrie With
out ihat mpi,hy aHd tlpnIt hich oi, Ia his IA
hnie lec h4s D ssed yCd witn he poN eI 20 sIve
Contributions to The ,aud eitnes Ia none, dry
gocs, oNls.0ue All 10 sinlly Gccpto !! aha may
b. sent 10 tie rNtIe, NJ. D. Beach, Esg sun Once,
" NO, l. Chsule. 4.
I. luy -, ,..s.is- o all the COMMITTEE by gvnr
sJlc 10 ton time lot the eood o. her sex she
All lc abb o Ola AN uitAtI Il.oi4ion W applying
he Sue H. don't a. tue looms OF nc hson, No.
Guuna he ..s' nine mo lths ,he Union has cent
NOE f4la IN &c .Eoaatni women employment IN mo
.J4 ..isr rnntie uttI ~ tue iolO.-
~ a. Pc hons IN W-.I " operatives VII! lie .urnsA-
" Ia thr Jane time nearly tn &c huad al dollar.
a.. ,n,,fr. . U. .4r lin - s4y tA.s ~ ufou
llIs mOncy ID col 81 IN ru'ls NaIyins Irom zen
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The President o. the United States, says the
Springfield Ill.,. JoJrSAI. made his m ien speech
IN sangamon county, at Psppysvile tor Rich
land! m the year 1852. II wns then whig, and
wrs candidate for the Lcg stature ~ this STATE
The speech Ia sharp and sensible. To underst, and
why 1t $50 short, tho follow NJ facts will show
First, Mr.. Lincoln was young man, any twenty.
two We rs Of age, and timid Secondly, his friends
ana opponents, IN the joint discussion, had rolled
tho s';n nearly down. NJ. Lincoln saw thst IL was
not then proper tune to discuss the questions
fully, and hence he cut his remarks short. Proba-
bly, the otl c candidates h~l wholly exhausted the
subjects under "a Sc isson. The time, according to
W II. lierndon'. INFORMANT who has kindly fur
nishcd this valuable reminiscencc for us-vss
1892 1t might have beer 1854. The Pr sdcut lived
IT The time viii James A. Hcrndon, at Salem,
sangamon county, who heard the speech. talked
about 4, and knows the repor, 70 10 correct The
speech, which vas charscter!stc OF the fnan. Was
~ follows;
'sientlencu, Fellow Citiyens: ! presume YOU
all know who am. am humble Abraham Lin
coin. have been solicited by many trends to be-
come cand date Tor the Legislature. M politics
are short and sweet, like an old ROMANS Dance.
] am IN favor o. Il National Bank. lam in favor
Of the Internal improvement sy stem, and n protec-
tive tar'H. These are my sentiments aud political
rrincplos. II ELECTED. will be thankful. ii not,
% IL al the same"
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NKOOkLNN.

ATTEMPT To BREAK .An..-S>veral prison.
crs confncl IN Klngs County Jsl on the charge Of
murder, mado Arrangements to bronx out Of their
quarters during elect, on week hut were prcven.ed
10y the timely ditcc very OF he plot They had been
provided with pistols, saws Ind cLiscis by friends
WHO hat been permitted to visit them. The pistols
were found under the tagging q the cell, and the
'oole IN the vase PIPE Tie prisoners were placed
f. separate cells "a soon ,ter Objec, WAS asccr
talnei.
a BoY DRowSgD.-A bow, named Edward
White employed on board The canal boat &C. G.
Br'e'," lying At the foot Of f'il on s.rcct, was
d-oenod On Saturday night hy 20 ling rom the
plank letding to the whntf HIS toby vas rccov-
cred The parents ofdcceased reside st Rome, Y.
THE 2sru REGIMENT n. g., unicr command
Of Co n. A. Bokec, arrived n rs city YESTERDAY
fon fnrn, n. Y, where they served for three
months IN guarding rctel prisoners
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tcs~sA.~ui MN ~ (vx sses.,

als and landed safe on sbor. A year be- espsed
Nsokng .~o iays), apt the Camanche Ia com.
pissed and siioat floating monument Of Amer.
IAN enorpria., ard Of tho grown Importance II
or navy. The extreme length Of The Csmsnche
i- HH 'est. sbe has one turret, and cnrres bat
cry Of two improved ib-inch guns, and 10 har-
Vt do'cDcs, she vii ie 81 gres, service 70 Ban
Frspcisco. W. now have our iron-cIsd navy 70.
re-enscd In the Psc &c Ocean. aud there 10 tell
nH Nsere we may he IL thIs re,pcct In tie newt
Ynsrser ola century. Though iDn,nhcsnt ~ the
"a, net M seem TO sotne persona yet 1t marss
With on lndelitle olearucss tho progress oi our
navy In the waters II The world The O. untrT
should ~ proud 10 hoar NJ the succesful launch u
the Csmnnche, the hrst iron-clad d she Paoihr.
II In rumored In naval circles that Admiral Far
rsgut Ia shortly 10 come North, AMI The "os'
Gull Lloctsding squsdron pass into The oonfo' u
q new oommnnder-in-ch.e, no, Is !e' nafnc'.
Tho gallant Admiral has toen hard Of WORK since
thc latter part ~ 1901 a d has prove nr.n
greaiess naval kcro ~ the age, aud nldef 'he n
cessaDt til hit health Ia begipningp lcei tnc N'H
ing strs;n Of fstigu We msy need thc hiifi
for other work. and his athfl' dcyot on 70 MS nag
demands Tor him = resi- - aon his lahore
Hundreds Of anxious ,crsn- have becn enquir-
,ns A 70 N. names OF boee l.-. from on board 81
khe chartered steamer Aphrohitc, which sailed rom
the brooklyn Navy Yard last month with 800 re-
-rus on bosri, and was los, on the coast Of North
Coroiins. II was reported Tint 16 and then that
only OK lost. We arc enabled 70 gave The
,ollowing correct and Official LIST Of the Icr,n1s
ksi Jsincs y. Rudd, landsmsn, 1rownod. WI
dam Belcher, lIndsnnn, drowned. John Taylor,
apcertsin, fnissing. THIS news NIL BE- great re-
bcf W those who Lad Trends II toard.
The picket boat No. o, building at Borientown,
4 j.. Is being sheathed on her bottom with sheets
u Indian rubber. instead Of copper The rubber
used IL somewhat like that uscI In tie manufac-
mrc Of combs caues &c. and II successful IN It's
~oAr. will make change In this part of ve@ssls'
suths. II IS smoother than copper and proniises
% be less likely 10 become ioul with grsss and
yanche1. The prOcess of putting II on Is novel;
zach sheet being heated 10 given teInrrrsturesnd
securod N the bottom while hot, reesning is FORM
Shen cool, and IL not ea.ily removed, being ias-
enod by nails or screws In,ia rubber las becn
sseu for almost thing, but /. Vas never pro-
eosod until now coat vessels bottom with IT..
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WItI.IANSrTyGU,

DARING HIGHWAY HoBBERY About ~
O'Clock on Friday night, a. NJ. samuel n. Glend,
~ NJ. 2u3 South 4th street r. D.. ws1 returning
hpro, he VAS Knocked down bv threc men ~ the
corner II South ith and 5ih sirccts AMI robbed
Tho ruhAnE searched all of bis pock cts, and And.
ing no money. took from him his ku i,, pipe, sill
yer pen lose, 'crry tckoie, ncctte, rnd other
small articles and then made their escape.
juvenile TIrGUwAYMrS. - little girl
named Jesee 81. Chair. II years NJ 1ce, whose pa
reuts re6Ge In Graham avenue Il. D., WAS At.
tackled ~ Friday n'ch', st out O'Clock. bv three
boys At the corner ~ Graham avenue and Wick.
81 street. One - them SLAPPED hor in the i.cc.
ard su,tchlug from her al, VII oh shc had been
sent 10 TIC store WITH III g ran away. The names
OF the BONA arc NO. ~ .tc',
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LOCAL NEWS.
NEW YORK AND TIE VICINITY.

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usse Is not elected The penalty In case Of failure be-
Ing hundred dollars; q third 10 10 wheel . barrow
hlled with stones and Garth through the streets or
forfeit $500; fourth, Republican, promises to
wear . mos, ridculously made has during the four
years Of Office Of tho successful candidate and a.
she said candidate Was hn man. there Is little doubt.
but he wants To advertise himself as a Lincoln
nan. and, probably, homes thus 10 get . fat
ONCE One Of these foolish bots il to be paid 10.
day In the 10th Ward, and that IL should not be
sufiicionily known to tho public, . plscsrd has
been got up by the opposite party and extensively
circulated over the city II reads. in substance, s
follows; "Come and the victim Of Lincoln's
slccton. Andrew Mullgsn viii s~oep Essex
street, from Broome to Delaney, on Monday, the
18Th Of Sovemtei,ls6i, from 2 till o'clock" Now,
Andrew AullgAn Is most respectable man, and Il
by no means used to street sweeping, yet As be has
Grec hours In which 10 accomplish the ta.t
there is little doubt but that portion OF the
city VIII be cleaner at 5 O'Clock this afternoon
thAD n has beeu fOi
grapes nnu o'her articles Tor street cleaning Will
~ pienniui' Hundreds OF people will 60 TO see
Nim and give him an encouraging smile and
''run" HIM for the verdancy Displayed.
TAKING 1T OUT or THEIR PoCKETs.-A
popular bnrhcr. who doe. hustrc-. NJ, ,.,, No..
,,,, 10, b.. oily. 80, a.. -, -. 80,
wsgers declares that he IL bound TO &c, even with
hla onponcnts lin wo,a,, no ,y;u .,,..... "a. D.
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ARRIVED.
STEAMSHIPS -tolden Rule, fIom Greytop \, Me.
Melville, Hilton Head; Flung shuey, New Ouean,,
Chm Thomas. toItresa Monroe,
sHIPs-wid Pigeon. Cbanaral u ~ wsten. Of
AMI from Bremen.
Banks Commodore, PGdant kornirsherr, Of
Prussia ron III .aueiro, roIe'tc, Bieiuen: Jupiter
Rotterdam; Irvine, Cardiff, August Won Ironchi1,
Of heckleuhuir nom COl)uio.
REIGs-Three Sisters. Alica,a: Ca-melita. Rio ia
nero Julia lnts. sprin,b ok, Demsrara; \ h PrtteT-
son, I tatehu Reliance Aieoa BAY; Tine, HunaSos.
SCHOONFRS-Be.e, 81 Martins; Amelia, Eliza
teihIort ior iiAftioId, J leaDi, Eznbethrort for
Edsarown; Alnoiaa, Rondout Tor Lynn; flete'ick
tu.ene, tobdou' Tor fortlAnd' saratoga, Elale b.
Me cor, Of aud from Re- inuda.
BELOW Bark Acme. Wind W and fresh
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Rebbvp On tAs Cdrs-Dr. n. A ripnell, Of No.
~ West Houston street., was robbed Of costly gold
watch while he riding In one Of the Greene
nov made kind Of besdqilrters for professional
pNkrock'is.
Rrn Ovtr and Killed Coroner Mum nm held
al inques,, on esturdsy, si No. 90 Vast ington
street, uppn the body Of wi'hsm King, child n
four years, who had been run over By one Of Mr.
n. Babbiu's trucks. Tie jury found that the
rguning over purely accidental.
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NJ a. Dl<'lVE rs.


A SURE CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA-SINCE
ANNlHILArOR. thousands hive been cured Of thu,
dirt axing cornp,aint. who hao almost rivcn up all
hopes OF ever teng relieved Perseverance with this
remedy will entirely eradicate Dyspepsia from the
Isl Aren. cor stanton IT. and cor. Avenue ID aud
Hou-tan 81. In Brookyn--oi j.. L.. Grey, cor. Myr-
lie and Franklin owes. Depot, u South Second Of,
WillianAshurrh Price IS cents per bottle. an
CURE YOUR COUGH-USE CAMPBELL !
~ sYMP Tar and villa Cherry snre cuse for
coughs co'ds, sore thIost, OF dIpthera. only u nnd
So cents pc bottle Te be had at CAMfBELL'S drus
store, cor. hudson and Hammond et-. suEIDEN
MINES. 2, Fulton st, t. ~'' "'' ID ''' las' I"
nR. WINS COUGH EXTERMIvATOR -
- his Nedh inc, Tor ColGHs, COLDS, INFlI.
ENL \, and ~! BRONCHIAL AFFECT IONS. ha.
iecn before the public over 10 years, aau 10 sokDov-
le!ged Nv -everh eminent Phy -icians, vho now us.
IL in their pract - be the fEST con-und before
the public. ID no only Kills" the Coigh, bur ie-
move The cause. Allowing the true value Of IN 9 Ar
iicle can safely recommend 10 III no take cold east
", a. get bote, nj be- IN Win 40 In tho first rtn.
and day or two tlev will rnd ths tfs, trouble ha,
entirely ceased. t,9lc'-l Depot 81 south Second "
W lsn slough. To he ha m New Iofk Of Miller 4
keeu. Isl Allen cor Stnru n 81. and coz. OF Houston
~ md Avenue y In RIOS kiyn of J. =. Grey, cor.
Myrtle hnh ttnhklti AVts. 40
DR. BONE. ia WEST 10TH ST-DIS-
esSe- Of the heart. lungs liver, kdneyr. liberated
thioats, odd ucct= Ole rofeb, umolt cancers, efup-
tont, every tom Of rkin di cufe, nervous con-
rtiiuuoaal' chronic. &c, &C. HUdrs ! to- 90
DHEt MATI>M AND MI 'RALGIA CURED.
~ ~ Dr, W. y. BREWsl Ek. Cen .liicaiee OF u,
markaie cure. TO tc nj III. o"icc 40 ioads AZ
60 sultF'ion tree. Poor ucsIcd -,ncr every lay
afternoon. 2s5
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4 RS.

A TTENTlON, LADIES-THE OLD ES.
4 iabl,hej ~ !. Fur Manufacturing Co, "a Char,
ham - opIH-ite Clocks White Marble Hotel ia ell
ing sihs. sets ~ their factory Sholestc prices CaS
carry Ahn set choice and great bargain; sets 81 5n
mus anu collars S251 each, AID upwars. svberiss
sluiner FITCH Martin aud Mink sable ,stts yerS
s,a,l Aer.hs ane Iepalrins TO the lste.t styles
aains! moths. Look io- tho mammoth al FIE%
lSG, Manager. ''' 'tE5n'
EURS-LADIES AND CHILDREN'S Fancy
t.,. infI spsaper than the chespesi, at the msnr-
msmher 927 up sairs f,Irs altered and ressi,s n
eseokcA 6Ireu. G. FNIGA. SiI :"
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

BOARD IN A PRIVATE FAMILY OR 3
- oung men can he accommodated with good hoard
q Is Cherry IT between Market and Pike stp; also
.No Young ladies, sho Will bnd comfortable home,
on moderate tcimF. 1913
FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH EVERY
l. convenience for housekeeping -Croton water on
Let and VI rooi, alec pa ior and bed oom-in Fast
broadway for gentlemen AMI fe;no children taken,
ais an attic ard hai-bcdroom Inquire $3.50 Grand ct,
private entrance, rs
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EXClR SRONSi.

HUDSON RIVER RAIL ROAD.-TRAINS
tom Chambers Of, Tor Albany and Troy aud
places North and West At ~ 4. NJ and ~ NJ, 3 ~
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The Presidents Last, C1ortest aHd
Hest speech,

On Thursday of last week, two ladies
from Tennessee came before tho President,
asking the release Of their husbands, held
as prisoners Of war at Johnson's Island.
They were put off until Friday, when
they came again, and were agsin put of
until Saturday. Az each of the inter-
views one of the ladies urged that her hus-
band was religious man, and on Satur-
day, when tho President ordered tho re-
lease Of the prisoners, ne said TO this lady:
'You say your husband is religious
man; tell him when you meet him that l
say am not much of judge Of religion,
but that, in my opinion, the religion that
sets men to rebel and fight against their
Government, because, as they think, that
Government does not sufficiently help some
men to est their bread in the sweat of other
mems faces is not the sort of religion upon
which people can get to heaven"
We have given as caption for this par
agrsph, the Presidents own opinion Of his
little speech, which he considered his short
est and best, as well as latest Washing
ton Chronicle.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-14
A .streak Of Euels.,,
[rrom tbe CinoIn naLi EnauIrer.l

A few days since we we're made sc-
quainted with q "streak Of luck" fami-
" in this city have fallen heir to, that
we deem Of sufficient importance to
be made public: Many years ago Mr..
Worsdell, resident of England, was en-
gagged in the manufacture Of q celebrated
piii, known Throughout Europe as the
WorsdeIl pill, and in the preparation of
which Mr.. Worsdell smassed 3 largo for
tune. Through indorsoment for Others
Mr.. Worsdell failed in business and was
compelled 70 move to the United States,
where he took Up ertsideuce in New York,
then in Baltimore and afterwards at Gin
cinneti. In this city he resided with his
family on Mill, between Fourth and Fifth
streets, where he manufactured yeast cakes,
introducing the same into every household
tho yeast proving to be Of 8 most excel
lent character. About three months since
Mr.. Worsden died, and in u week after
wards Mrs WorsdeIl followed him to the
unknown world. They left behind fam
lily of niDo children, known to be living In
this city and in various parts of the United
States-two sons being in the army. There
were four more children, but these are not
known to be living, although it is believed
they are residing somewhere in Califor-
mis-. 10
Mrs. Worsdell, who had been cripple
for several years, frequently informed her
children that large estate would fall to
them at her daath, and that the property
was located in Europe and New York
State, bat the family were not disposed to
attach much importance to her statements
and often smiled at what seemed to them
to be her eccentricities. Upon the an
nouncsment of her death in England, the
very wonderful discovery was made that
Mrs. Worsdell was heiress TO fortune Of
seven millions of dollars. Her only sister,
residing at Plymouth, joins her in the
sum bequeathed by their father, Mr.. Wof-
ineton, a. his recent death. The sister
has a husband but they are without child
ren. The property thus to realize so much
is situated in Liverpool Plymouth and
other portions Of England and in New
York State The intelligence of this i'm
mense fortune is SO direct and reliable
that two sons and son-in-law of Mrs.
Worsdell will leave for Europe early in
the spring TO settle up the Wellington
estate and appropriate to the survivors the
amount realized from the settlement.