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A LARGE AND EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF
american MANUFACTURED Cotton
and WoolIen Goods-viz,

Broadcloths and Cassimeres, of yari-
GUS colours @d qualities; $50 pieces Satinetts
25 bales and cases Bleached Sheetinss and
Shirtings; 90 bales Brown Sheetings 80 bales
do. Shiltings; Is bales Ginghams, some of a
SUPERIOR quality and style; 12 bales Checks,
Stripes, and Denims; 10 bales Tickings; q
bales white Twill'd Jeans; 800 lbs. Floss
Cotton; $50 lbs. Knitting do. numbered from
to 25; 1900 lbs. Sewing Cotton, all num-
bers, very superiour quality 10000 lbs Yarns,
numbered from 7 to %, warranted; 1000 lbs.
Wick Yarn; 100 boxes No. Chocolate.
V4tso- constant supply of Waltham
Goods, by the bale or piece, at the regular
prices.
India Goods, Audasannah, Mammoo-
dys and Bafters, few bales of each, very
cheap.
SHOES.
5000 pairs of Ladies', Misses, and
Children's elegant Morocco Shoes and Boots /;
1900 do. Mems, Women's, and BOYS Calf
Skin Shoes and Boots 1000 do. Mems and
Boys Thick Shoes.
c. & L. are daily receiving supplies
from the manufacturers and can assure pur-
chasers in their line, that their assortment COM
prises as great variety as can be found in the
market, and will be sold on fair terms by the
bale or piece, for Cash or Credit.
Boston, Feb. 90, 1921. eow3m
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Princeton.


4NL Vi tic OCSt Std.IuS HI Tic
" town for genteel Tavern, with Store
for general Merchandise, detached from the
House, With excellent Cellar, Back Buildings
for the accommodation of the Store, which is
nearly 40 feet square. The House is situated
IN the very centre Of the town, on the corner Of
the four pl'lcipal roads which pass through it,
has four Rooms on foor-two stories high
with Front Yard, and excellent Well and
Garden Spot, and considerable quantity of
early and late Fruit Trees-together with about
80 acres of some of the best Land in the town.
An Inn in this situation is very much
wanted. 1t offers one of the best opportunities
to any person who is DESTROYS of commencing
business, either as lnn-keeper or Trader, that,
has ever been presented to let.
For particulars, apply to Mr.. John
Lane BoylstOr, or Capt. Peter Farrow, now to
be found on the premises. Lease for seven
or twenty-one- years will be given, if required,
~ The Premises are all in complete
repair, and immediate possession will be given.
Princeton, Nay %, 1921.
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Worcester Agricultural Society.
4 T a Meeting Of the Won.

III
"A cEsTER AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY, on
Thursday, the 18th of April, 1821-the follow
ing Officers were elected for the ensuing year
DANIEL WALDO, President.
STEPHEN WILLIAMS, First Tice-P resident.
JONATHAN RUssEhL, Second Y. Presideyst.
THEoPHILUs WHEELER, Treasurer.
LEVI LINCOLN, Corresponding Secretary.
EDWARD d. BANGS, Recording Secretary.
TRUSTEES.
Jonas Kendall, Leonsinster Henry PENN
man, Nelc- Braintree Seth Hastings. Mendor !.
Oliver Fiske, Worcester; Reuben Skies. do !:
Thomas Chamberlain, do. Lewis Barnard.
do; Nathaniel Stowell, do. i; Silas Holman
8otton Stephen P. Gardner, do. Aaron
Tufts, dudley; Jonathan Davis, Oxford Sa-
lem Towne, jun. Charlton: Bezaleel Taft, jun.
Orbridge; Benjamin Adams, do. Thomas Fl.
Blood, Sterling; Lewis Bigelow, Petershans !:
John Warren, Grafton Jonathan Wheeler.
do; John Batcheller, do. Joshua w. Leland.
do.' lothian Bush, Boylston; Loyett Peters.
Peterborough; Seth Lee, Barre Nathaniel
Jones, do; Nathaniel P. Denny, Leicester !;
jacob Fisher, Lancaster; Perly Hunt, Milford i:
William Eager, marlborough Simeon ORA.
per, BrookfeId; Seth Field, do. Daniel Ten
ney, Sutton Lemuel Davis. Holden, Aaron
felrce, .Maaoury; Asa Goodell, jun. do A.
doiPhus Spring, Northbridge Nathaniel
Srocker, PGrton Ward N. Boylston, Prince
ton; Zadock Gates, Rutland !; Joseph Esta-
brook, RoyGlstOn Nathan Howe, Shrewsbury.
Thomas Drury, jun. lizard; Ezra Wood, Uptoa
Worcester, May 2.
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0uorccster 15ank.
Director for the ensuing weak.
NATHANIEL MAccARTY.
1)ien.

In this town, on the 10th inst. Mr.. Abel Hey
wood, aged 62.-Also, on the 18th inst. Mr..
Montague Williams, aged 80.
In Marlborough, on the 10Th Feb. Mr.. Rob-
ert Ames, in the 84th year of his age. He
was soldier in the Revolutionary war, in
1776.
At Westmoreland, IN. H. on the Both ult.
Mrs. Judith White, Cd wife Of Deac. Moses
White, in her 65th year.
In Woodstock, (Vt.) on the 9th inst widow
Catharine WEIGH, aged II, formerly of this
town.
In New-Haven, Com on the 10th instant,
of the typhus fever, Mr.. Jonathan Leavitt, ag-
ed 18, member of the Junior Glass, Yale Col
lege, the only son of the Hon. Joshua Leayitt,
OF Greenfield, (Mass. and grandson of the late
President Stiles. He had an honorable part
assigned him in the Junior Exhibition, at the
close of the late term, and his parents and two
OF his sisters came at his request to attend the
Exhibition but they found him unexpectedly
stretched on the bed of sickness, whence, af-
ter few days of painful suffering, alleviated
in some measure by their most assiduous care
and attention, they were compelled to follow
his mortal remains to "lbe house appointed for
all tiDing."
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Or Atheneum, No. 100,

lsjust recetDed, at TRUMBULL's Bookstore.
Contents.-Letters from the Havana;
Metrical Ballads, by Joanna Baillie; Account
OF Naples The Steam Boat, or Voyages and
Travels Of Thomas Duffie--Voyage First-The
Russian; Wonders of India; The Palia Gadh;
sal Ammoniac Volcanoes of Tartary Anacre-
ontick, by Arthur Brooke; Letters from Afri-
ca, by Signor Travideani, the Traveller, to
Canova, the sculptor Biography of singular
Characters Adam Walker; Awful Occur.t
renee; The late Lord Collingwood; Moses
Langdon; The late Lord Rodney; James
Mofatt; Poetry; Origin of the Story of Kenii-
worth; Travels in Sicily, Greece and Alban-
ia, by the Rev. I. S. Hughes: Poetry; Boards
Treatise of Gods Judgments; Duelling; Cor.
nucopia.
Worcester. Nay %, 1921
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tite summer, perpetual snow and ice

tire summer, perpetual snow and ice !:
not tree nor even shrub appears.
The manuscript chart made by Mr..
Hampton Stewart, is an instructive addi-
ton TO geography, and ought to be in-
corporated in the charts of the globe.
Biologists will learn with surprise
that the high grounds and SUBMITS Of
the rocks in several Of the spots that
have been visited, are strewed with
skeletons of whales, and relicks of other
marine animals, leading to belief that
the whole of the materials have been
hove up by the operation of volcanick
fire, from the depths of the ocean.
Further disclosures of the natural
constitution of this curious region are
expected with impotence from future
adventures. There appears to be a
wide field for new and original observa-
ton
1t is also hoped we shall soon receive
more full and satisfactory account of
the Terra Australis, or Continent of the
Southern Hemisphere, occupying the
vast space between the tracts already
surveyed and the Pole. TN. 7. Gaz.
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LANCASTER
Boarding School.
Mrs. PEABODY and Daughter
"ILL open a Day &BoARn.

~
w ING School for Young Ladies, the Sd
Monday in May instant, in Lancaster, about
half mile north of the Meeting House.-In-
struction will be given in all the Branches of
English Education, together with Ornamental
Needlework, Drawing and Painting. Partic-
ular attention will be paid to Composition and
Polite Literature.
Terms, for Board and Tuition, S98
per Quarter.-O Ornamental Needlearork. Dra,c.
sng and Painting will be an additional charge
of So per Quarter.
Mrs. PEABODY fatters herself that she
can give satisfaction to those who may favour
her with their patronage, as she has been en-
Ployed In the business nearly all the time for
twenty years past; and has been in the habit
OF preparing Young Ladies for instructing
Schools and Academies. She intends her
School shall be equal to any Ladies' Academy
in the State.
Lancaster, Nay II, 1921. 6w
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.ANDERSOJVs
COUGH DROPS, .'7
The most DGI1dble Medicine In use. for
COUGHS AND CONSUMPTIONS.

THlS new and healing Balsanl
N bids fair to rival every Medicine here
tofore discovered, for Coughs and complaints
OF the lungs, leading to Consumption. and
even in seated Consumptions it has lately been
used by many, with the most surprizins sue
cess. If Certificates from persons Of the high
est responsibility, or the great and increasing
demand for it may be called proof of its good
effects, it is proved. Scarcely case of Colds.
Coughs, pain in the side, difficulty of breath
ing, want of sleep, arising from debility. or
even Consumptions, but may be relieved bv
the timely use Of this Medicine.-Many
bottle.
Caution.-Be particular that every genuine
bottle has ".4sderson's Cough Drops,s stamn-
ed on the bottle and the directions are All
signed by JAMES MELLEN.
For the further satisfaction of the Publick.
the following Certificates are offered for ue.
rusal -
hereby certify that have, for IS wears
past, been greatly troubled with a pain in INV
side or breast, and more or less cough ana
weakness of the lungs, so as not to be able to
attend to my business without much pain-
and have suffered very much with a wearing
and facilitating Cough. |, a few DAYS since.
purchased bottle of Anderson's Couch DronS
from the use of which few days only. +
found my pain and cough entirely left me.
and my former strength restored. attribute
my relief entirely to the use of these Drops
and can, with confidence, recommend them
to all such as are afflicted with coughs and
complaints Of the lungs, or weakness of the
nerves, asbeing the most valuable medicine
ever prepared for such complaints.
VIM. C. PENNIMAN.
HUDSON, May a, 1919.
.New Certificate.
In the year 1916, ! was seized with an In.
hammation Of the liver, which caused AN adj
hesion that placed me in a very critical situa-
ton. Almost all kinds of exercise causea
pain in my side and breast. In this situation
continued until April, 1879, when my cough
and the pain in my breast increased throuSh
the summer; my flesh wasted grew wesJt
and bowed down, and lost all hope of ever
being any better. About the first of last Oc-.,
tober, my SON purchased at Ballstown Springs
bottle of .Aaderson's Cough Drops. from
which l found almost immediate relief: and
from the use OF two bottles only, my lungs are
restored to perfect sopndness. | once more
can walk erect, and should be In perfect
health, were it not for the adhesion IN INV
side. sTEPHEN SEAMAN
Greenfield, July IA, 1890.
Sold by ABRAHAM LINCOLN. and JFR.
EMIAH ROBINSON, Worcester: e. HINT Il
Sons, Northampton; Bond & Mayo. Brook..
held; S. Leeds & Co. Milford; il. Seayer.
uxbridge Lorenzo Bull, Hartford: Dr. Whit
ney, Providence.
Also, at mholesale, by
BARTLETT & CHASE, No. 10, corhiil, Boston
'@"s ~ issVs ly,eOws
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From the Boston Iatsuigencer of Man 1871

From tie Boston L,teHigencer Of May 49,
Died, yesterday morning, at his seat in
Medford, aged 81 years, the Hon. TIMOTHY
BIGELow.
The deceased, for long succession Of years,
filled several of the highest and most respon-
sible offices in this State, with great credit to
his reputation for integrity and diligence in
business. He was most known and distinguish
ed, however, in the high station of Speaker
OF the House of Representatives of this Com
monwealth, in which honorable elevation he
was raised by repeated elections, for the peri
cd of IL different years. His health obliged
him to relinquish the hope of further useful
ness in this Office, at the termination of the DO
htIcal year, 1919. His abilities in this situa.
ton, were exercised with the greatest distinc-
ton and utility. He possessed mind of rap
i'd combinations, quick perception and admir-
able acuteness-which qualities. united with
extensive legal requirements, and particularly
an acquaintance with the laws of this State.
enabled him to PROFOUND all parliamentary
questions with the utmost distinctness and
precision. Amidst all the intricacies of debate,
and in the most difficult situations, he invaria-
bly, presented the subject under consideration.
to the Assembly over whose deliberations he
presided, in so simple form, that the dullest
capacities could comprehend it. This isa rare
qualification, even in a Speaker, and in Mr..
Bigelow it was only surpassed by his extraor-
binary capacity for dispatchng the business of
the. Legislature, and by his most familiar
knowledge of the talents of its Members.
The deceased was an able and intelligent
lawyer-and in every situation which he fill
ed, in private or in publick life, he was equal
ly remarkable for his promptness nunctual itv
and fidelity. The duties of the domestick re-
lations of life were performed by him with
scrupulous exactitude and whether as a hus-
band and father, or as friend, neighbour
and fellow citizen, he may be cited as pat
tern for imitation.
The health of Mr.. Bigelow had been de-
Ginning for many years and from the gradual
approach of his dissolution, he had been pre-
pared to meet the occasion of his death with
firmness and resignation.
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Postponed.

THE Sale of the Materials r.
II the Mansion House Of the late 1t. Gov.
GILL, advertised to be sold at Publick Auc-
ton, on Thursday, the 18th of May, on accoI1t
OF the weather, was postponed to THURSDAY,
the 3lst inst. the day after the General Elec-
ton, at 8 o'clock, in the afternoon-at which
time it viii be sold without reserve.
CHARLES RUSSELL, .4ucfr.
Princeton. May is. 1921.
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Groceries,, &c.

.also-a supply of BLACK INK POW
DER, and of the LIQUID INK, in jugs,
ready for use, OF superiour quality,
prepared by Maynard & Moves.
y Some articles we have omitted to
purchase for the present on account of their
scarcity; and by waiting, it is hoped, we
shall be able soon to offer them at lower
prices.
1t is proper that we apprize the Pub-
lick, that our intention is, to sell for Cash
and we shall, from principle of prudence, be
obliged to ,decline keeping long accounts, even
with our best friends. We will not pretend to
undersell our neighbours but, buying our
goods with the utmost care to obtain them
good and cheap, and adding then but very
moderate profit, we hope to satisfy those who
may call, and to obtain for ourselves an honest
livelihood.
SAMUEL B. MANNING.
WILLIAM MANNING. JR.
Worcester, May %, 1921.
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Worcester, IS.
Probate-Ofice, May IL, 1921.
TO the Wsdo1O and Heirs of JEREMIAH
TwITcHEL, late Of Athol, Il, SAID Coun-
ty, deceased, and to all Others concerned
an the Estate Of said deceased,
GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to ap-
u pear (f you see fly at the Court of
Probate to be holden at Worcester, in said
County, on the first Tuesday in July next,
at ten of the clock, before noon, to show cause
why License should not be granted to the Adj
ministrator, to sell and convey so much of said
deceased's real Estate, as will raise the sum
OF $94s 90 for the payment of debts and
charges; and you viii be heard thereon.
THEoPHs. WHEELER, Reg,
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WILLIAM MANNING, JR. q co.
DRY GOODS& GROCERIES,

besides other kinds which the inquiries of
customers, from time to time, may induce them
to procure. The articles hereinafter enume-
rated will be found in their present Assert
ment; and they will use the greatest pains so
to replenish and to increase the same, that It
will be found sufficient for the accommoda-
ton of such as may be pleased to patronize
them
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Another Store,
find handsome Supply Of
FRESH GOODS.

THE Subscribers would re-.
u specially acquaint the Publicl, that
they have formed connexion in business, un-
der the Firm of
WILLIAM MANNING, JR. q co.
They have taken the Green Store, lately oc-
cupied by JAMES WILSON, Esq. Postmaster, in
the building next but one south of Col. SIKEs's
Inn, where they intend keeping an Assert
nent of
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Young Post Boy,
DE- AIr.NHINInY y

DEAO III OL CneSnut Day
IA coloured Horse, four years old this
Spring, will stand to be let to Mares the ensu-
ing Season, at N. Waits in Sterling, on Mon
days and Tuesdays, not Wednesdays, as has
been previously inserted; at HOlman's, in Boil
ton, on Wednesdays; at Wetherbee's, in Har-
ward, on Thursdays and Fridays; and at
hcnd's, IN Lancaster, on Saturdays.--Terms
will be three dollars the Leap, and five dollars
the Season.
N. y. The Season will commence the mid
die OF May inst. and end the middle of July
next. JOHN TOWN, jun.
Dana, May 2, 1921,
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Worcester, SIS.
Probate-o Office, May Is, 1884,
To the Creditors and Heirs of RELIEF
WHITNEY, late Of Harvard, in SAID
County, deceased, and to all Others con-
cerned an tie Estate Of said deceased,
GREETrRo.
VOU are hereby cited to APP
n. pear (ify see fly at The Court Of Pro-
bate to be holden at Worcester, in said Coun-
ty, on the first Tuesday in June next, at one
of the clock, after neon, to show cause why
the Accounts of the Administration of said
Estate should not be allowed, and the balance
distributed to the Creditors and you will be
heard thereon.
NATHL. PAINE, J. Prob.
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NOTICE is hereby given
IN that the WEsT-BcYLsroH MANUFAc-
TURING COMPANY viii meet at their Factory,
in West-Boylston, the 18Th of June next, at
9 o'clock, A. NJ. for the purpose of choosing
Officers for the year ensuing, and transacting
such other business as will then be laid before
them. "A Punctual attendance is requested.
JAMES SMITH, CLERK.
Leicester, May %, 1921.
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Commissioners Notice.

WE, the Subscribers, having
w been appointed by the Hon. NArHAS-
lei PAINE, Judge Of Probate for the County
of Worcester, Commissioners, to receive and
examine the claims Of the several Creditors to
the Estate Of SAMUEL FISK, late of Hard
wick, in said County, Blacksmith, deceased,
represented insolvent, do hereby give notice
that Six Months from the first of May instant
are allowed to said Creditors to bring in and
prove their claims; and that we will attend
that service at the house of Harmon C]sam6er-
lam, lnnholder, in said Hardwick, on the last
Mondays of August, September and October
next, at one o'clock, P. M. on each of said
days. TIMOTHY PAIGE,
SAMUEL HlNKLEY.
Hardlciek, Nay II, 1921.
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; Jubilee Cords,
. Dimoty,
!, Brittania Hdkfs.
. Fancy Hall Hdkfs.
; Naval Victory do,
. Flag Silk do.
!; Black Silk do.
; Silk Mourning Shawls,
; Imitation do. do.
, Light Imitation do.
!, Furniture Patch,
/ Floss Cotton,
, Cotton Balls, assorted
!. in Boxes,
; English Pins,
/ Do. in Boxes,
, Pearl Shirt Buttons,
. Bone Polished do.
, Sewing Silk,
. .Rutton Mou1ds
. Bonnet Wire,
, Gilt Coat and Vest
Buttons,
Suspender do.
Tapes and Bobbins,
Silk Braid,
Assorted Ribbons,
No. 3 Dutch Ribbons,
for Shoemakers,
!, UdIOons9
Marseilles Nesting,
Silk Florentine do.
NanlSinett,
!, Cashmere Shawls-
fring'd, with and
without borders,
White Flannel,
A few pair Nankin
Pantaloons, at 7f6.
Bingham Umbrellas,
Brown Holland.
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Imported Drv Goods.

Imitation Linen Sheet
ings,
Irish Linen Shirtings,,
Steam loom Cotton do.
White Cambricks,
Black do.
Colour'd. do.
Cambrick Muslins,
lmita'n India Muslins.
Plain Null do.
Figur'd do.
Tamb'd Book do.
Leno do.
Ginghams.
Bingham Muslins,
Cambrick Gown Pat
terms,
Calicoes & Cambrick
Prints-a handsome
assortment,
Canton Crapes-infe-
riour to the real Nam
kin, but not excell-
ed by any Canton
Grapes in Boston,
French & Italian do.
White Silk Lace,
White Satin,
Florence Silk,
Black Levantine do.
Black Sinchaw,
Russia Diaper,
Birds Eye do.
Ladies' Colour'd Kid
Gloves,
Do. Castor do.
Do. Silk do.
Ladies' Cotton Hose,
Gentlemen's do. do.
Do. Marble Half do.
Do. White do, do.
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NOTICE.,

lHE Subscriber will
pay Cash for brought Scrap
IRON, at 2 cts. per ID. deliver
ed at his Gun Mandatory, in
Millbury.
ASA WATERS.
May 90, 1891. 6w
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An odd Featre.-A sheriff Bardull, of
Ohio, advertising in the Wooster Spec
tator thief who broke Jail, says, Z" His
lips are thick, his mouth large, and when
he laughs his mouth is much the shape
of capital D."
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GARTER & LOWERING
~ have now on hand, and for sale, at their
american Goods Warehouse, No. SO, State
street, fronting Broad-street, Cup stairs,) Bos-
ton
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A new novel, by the author of Wav-
erley, to be entitled " The Buccaneers, :"
Is announced as in the British press
The translation of Kenilworth into
French, appeared in Paris in the month
Of February.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-04

I cctiop Of commerce. tits added, that Com
modore STEWART will command the squad
ron,
The-Constiiufioa frigate, Commodore JONES.
il completely fitted tor sea. aud W i'll sail IN .
few DAYS for the Mediterranean TO relieve
Com. BAINBRIDGE, in the Columbus ~.
Boston Ceafiac!.
COMMUNICATIONS.
On Saturday at M. IA new invented machine
for propelling a vessel in "A calm, AT sea, was
tiled on board The us. frigate Constitution,
in the presence OF a number Of Ofhce,s OF the
Nayy Its success was equal To the m0st
sangniue expectations of the inventor. aud
those who we're witnesses OF the experiment.
It's power OH the frigate wan sufficient, in the
opinion Of all the officers present, TO have
propeled her at The rate of three miles per
honr had il been calm as against fresh
southe,Iy breezs, u hapd tide and chain cable
as,ern, il very considerably 81 ackeppd the
cable bv which she was riding. aud evidently
forced the ship ahead. The inventor (Saillng
Master Briscoe DOGGY. of the U. :. Navy
has so red the Capstan aud Messenger
TO this Machine, that the whole disposable
force OF the ship can be Il once applied TO
il and the most favorable results are con.
fidently expected from its future use. Shonld
a calm day occur more perfect experiment
of its powers will be carried into effect. ID.
Navy Yard, Chariestorn, Mass. I
1pril 2iSt, 1921.