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Notice.
TINE Members and Stock

TIME Members and Stock
H. holders of the Corporation established
by an act passed on the 26th day of February
last, entitled " an act to incorporate the Hamp-
shire Manufacturers Bank, in the town of
Warc," pursuant to said act, are hereby mott
fed TO meet at the Hotel of Samuel Phelps, in
Ware Factory Village, on Friday, the Goth day
Of May next, at nine O'Clock, in the forenoon,
for the purpose of making, ordaining, and pub
fishing such bylaws, ordinances and regula-
tons for the orderly conducting the affairs of
said Corporation, as the Stockholders shall
deem necessary, and for the choice Of the first
Board of Directors and such Officers as they
shall see fit to choose and also for the pur-
pose Of determining the mode Of transferring
and disposing Of the Stock of said Corporation
and the profits thereof.
THOMAS A. DEXTER,
ANTHONY OLNEY.
Ware Factory Village, .4pril IS, 1895.
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Straw Braid

~ CElVED at the Store of
IL the Subscriber at a fair price, for which
payment will be made in .4n,eriecn, Europe
al, or ". /. Goods.
o. Wanted-A Young Man, well re-
commended for honesty and capacity, as an
assistant in the Store.
EPHRAlM GOULDING, Jr.
~ Corn, Rye, Oats, Batter, and Green
tcJ Skins received in payment for Goods.
Charlton, April 81.
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MANTUA-MA
Mrs. DEAN
I'D ESPECTFUIL.Y info

y [IJI ILO J L q LLI l0fOrInc
III the Ladies of Worcester and vicinity
that she continues the business of MANTUA.
MAKING, &c. She has Young Lady from
Boston to assist her, and will accommodate
Ladies in the street, at their homes, if more
convenient.
c. Call at Building, No. Thomas-street
left hand.
Worcester, .4prI 13, 1925.
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PROVIDENCE STAGE

VEc Providence every
- Monday, Tuesday, Friday, and satur-
day, at O'Clock, A. M.-arrives at Worces-
ter at O'Clock, P. M.-leaves Worcester for
keene every Wednesday and Saturday, at 6
O'Clock, A. M.-passes through Holden, Rut-
land, Hubbardston, TempIeton, Winchendon,
tltzwilliam, to Keene, by 6 o'clock, P. NJ.
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Notice..

TNHE Stockholders of the
II SIXTH MASSACHUSETTS TURNPIKE
CORPORATION will hold their Annual Meet
ing at Simon p. Stratton's Inn, in Rutland, on
the first Tuesday of June next, at ten o'clock,
A. M. for the choice of Officers for the ensuing
year, and to transact any business that may le-
gally come before said Corporation.
THOMAS POWERS, D;,,,,,..
SAMUEL DAMAN, D"eeF0'S.
April II, 1925.
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Insurance against.
mTRDs
EVHE MERCHANTS IN.

VIZ 8 M
Il sURANCE COMPANY, of Boston.
continue to insure Houses, Stores, Shops,
Barns, Goods, Furniture, and Property of most
kinds, against loss by fire, on terms as favour
able as can be afforded. Apply at the Office
of JOHN DAVIS, Esq. in WoRcEsrER, who
is authorized to fill Policies.
Forester, Jan. 10, 1926. IF
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N1W GOODS

THE Subscriber is now OPEN
II ing an extensive assortment of En-
GLlSH, FRENCH, and INDIA GOODS, Sc
lected from the latest importations, and a
dapted 10 the season. Also, a great variety
of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES GooDs
-CRoGKERy, and GLASS WARE-HARD
WARE-and general assortment of w. l.
GooDs.
The above comprises almost every
article usually kept in Country Store. and
will be sold at very small advance. Those
who purchase Cor cash, will find it an object tc
call and examine.
JOHN G. THURSTON.
Lancaster, April 10, 1926. 6v
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Notice.

THE Subscribers will pay cash
and two shillings per bushel, for
1000 bushels good OATS, delivered at
their Brewery.-Cash paid for Barley,
as usual.
TRUMBULL & WARD.
Worcester, Dec Is, 1924. If
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Notice.

| 10tierces CloverSeed
/ Winter and Summer
Oil.
10 tons cut and wro't.
! Nails.
90 boxes Birthstone.
| Sulphur.
| Nitre.
100 bags Shot.
H bssah;',, s Powder.
| Common y
25 casks Smyrna and
/ Malaga Raisins.
| 90 hhds. aud boxes
Brown Sugars.
| 5000 lbs. Philadel.
| phia, Newly ork, &
| . Boston Lump do.
Starch.
Figs.
Soap.
Candles.
| Indigo.
Copperas.
Alum.
Dye Woods, sc. &c.
Sc.
IS. 3m
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THREE TIMES A WEEK.

THREE TIMES "A WEEK.
Y EAVES Boston every Tues
~ day, Thursday, and Saturday, at O..
clock, A. M. and arrives at Northampton and
Springfield, at 8 o'clock, same evening, where
it intersects the Stage passing up and down
the river.
Leaves Northampton and Springfield
for Boston and Albany every Monday, Wed.
nesday, and Friday, at o'clock, A. M. and
arrives at Boston and Albany, at 8 O'Clock,
same evening.
Said Stages will pass by the Manufac.
turing Establishments in Leicester, Charlton.
southbridge, Brimfeld, and Monson and
also by the flourishing towns of New-Brain.
tree, Hardwick, Greenwich, Enfield also,
Amherst College and Academy, Hadley Acad.
envy, and Williamstown College. And like.
wise Stage will pass from Greenwich Vii.
lage, through Prescott and Pelham, intersect.
ing at Amherst.
Accommodations good, fare reasona-
Bile, but all baggage 1.-THE risk of the owner.
For seats-ln Boston, apply at Wild {.
Hosmer's, Elm-street--in Worcester. at C,
Stockacelrs-in Amherst, at c. BoHwoods-
in Northampton, at j. Curtis's, and o. War.
ner's--in Southbridge, at I'm. Healu's-in
Springfield, at M. ChapnaG,s's, and Gel. Rus.
SELLS, formerly Phelps's.
Boston, WILD & HOsMER,
T. HATHAWAY,
H. BABCOCK.
Nssdham, WHITE & SARGENT.
Southboro', SAML. CUTLER,
I. CRAWFORD.
Worcester, C. STOCKWELL,
r. BLOOD.
Charlton, j. & S. d. SPURR,
R. STONE.
S. TOWNE, in.
w. S. WELD,
Fl. DRESSER.
Southbridge, Z. d. AMMIDOWN,
WOLCOTT & GROVES,
VIM. HEALY, JR.
]. EDDY,
J.K. SMITH.
Patton, Z. BROWN.
~ Braintree, J. BOWMAN.
". BrOskfeld, HENSHAW & CARY.
Hardtoick, S. BILLING,
J. MlXTER,
ST. s. E. CUTLER,
S. BERRY,
S. H. WARDWELL,
F. A. BILLING,
Greenwich, L. MARCY.
Enfield, JONES &c WOOD,
Z. JONES,
A. PACKARD,
H. HOOKER,
4. RICHARDS.
Prescott, N. FELTON,,
BRIGHAM & LIME,
r. BROWN.
Pelham, M. KlNGMAN.
amherst, IT,. GRIDLEY & co.
Northampton, J. CURTISS & co.
March l, 1925.
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Ve1U-Salem .Acaden1y.

VI NHE Trustees have engaged
L. Miss CHARLOTTE A. CArr1N as Pre-
ceptress in this Academy for two Quarters
Miss CATLIN was the Preceptress in this Acad-
envy the last year, and gave great satisfaction
to the Trustees, and the Young Ladies who
were under her care and instruction. She
will instruct in the French Language and all
the branches usually taught in Summaries of
this kind.
.Appil %, 1925.
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Dissolution Of Copartnership.

THE Copartnership hereto
u fore existing under the Firm of HEN
SHAW & CARY was, by mutual consent,
dissolved on the first inst. An persons, having
demands against the late Firm, are requested
to exhibit the same to Cary G. Rice for adjust
ment, and all persons indebted, or having un.
settled accounts, are requested to pay the
same. CHARLES HENSHAW.
JONATHAN CARY.
". Brooktfeld, .4pril 90.
The Subscribers have COM
menced business under the Firm of CARY &
RICE, and have taken the Store lately occu.
pied by Henshaw g. Cary, where they offer for
sale, an extensive assortment of ENGLISH, Do
MEsTIc and INDIA GOODS, Crock cry, Ct LASS
aud HARD WARE, w. |. GooDs and GRocER-
les, DRUGs, MEDICINES, PAINTS, Dye
STUFFs, &c. &c. which they will exchange
for Lumber, all kinds Of Produce, Cash or
good credit, and solicit the patronage of the
customers Of the late Firm and ofthe Public
JONATHAN CARY,
NATHAN RICE.
North BroOtfsd April 90, 1926.
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AJWERICAN GOODS
WAREHOUSE.
HOR ACE SEAVER

HAS established himself in
Portland as Commission Merchant, for
the sale OF American Manufactures, and solic-
its Consignments.
REFERENCES.
Joseph Thayer, Esq. UrJridge.
Messrs. Robert Rogerson & Co. Boston.
Hon. Ezekiel Whitman.
MessIs: B. & G. Willis, ! .Mer- Lor,
MIR. Edward Howe, chants, 'a"a'
Abner Bourne, Esq. Brunswick.
August 10, 1924. "
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Fare, So so.

Books kept at Earle's Cofee-House,
BostOn-at o. Warmers age-House, North
1mpton-at Boltwood's Hotel, .4mherst-at
Capt. Thomas Coffee House, Worcester.
January, 13, 1896. If
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Accommodation Stages

Boston to albany, By the acay of
Worcester, amherst, Northampton and
WillaamStovn.
AND ALSO
From, Boston, by the acoy Of said
Worcester, Southbridge and Springfield,
to Albany.
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On e Chests
9Ag & half |
chests - | :
Hyson, | e
Young Hyson, p
Hyson Skin,
Souchons, II |
Bohea !
Is punchsons st. OK.
and Grenada Rum.
200 bbls. 8. fine Flour.
$50 do.ground Ginger
300 Go. No. l, 9, g. 9
Mackerel.
As bags Pepper.
. 10 pipes Cogniac and
Spanish Brandy.
5 do. Holland Gin.
% half & or. do. ! s
G Moda;ro =
Lisbon, & { z
Malaga, } %
- hhds. Nolasses.
1900 lbs. Cassia.
Nutmegs.
Pimento.
Cloves.
20 bbls. Pearlashes.
Boston, March 8, 19
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Among which are the following -

NJ VIZ ~ utbduutn
$50 lbs. Quicksilver
l bale Rad. Rosemary
l do. do. Gentian
Q bbls. do Colombo
100 OF. Flor. Benzoin
10 carboys Muriat. Acid
l do. Nitric do.
so OF. Prussic do.
500 lbs. Tartaric do.
90 carboys Sulphur do.
PATENT 4
loo doZ. British Oil
loo doz. Steers Opodel.
200 doz. Liquid do.
So doz. Harlem Oil
SO doz. Balls. Honey
90 groccLee'sW.B Pills
S do. Thomp.Eye Water
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o. All the above Goods will be sold
Wholesale or retail, at as low prices as can be
purchased at any other Store in the Ctv. fo,
Cash or approved Credit.
Boston, .4pril S, 1926. 4m
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-11-22

Jacket with sleeves, for his feriage. This man had
with MN bundle, and wore dark colored surtout
supposed TO be Of bottle green. man in a similar
Dress and also having bundle. was overtaken on
the road Ny boy 10 gig, and asked the boy to let
him ride. On being refused r. got into The gie,
and continued in IT till they saw Miss cunningham
at some distance, and who u tb,y would soon have
met, when the man jun. ed Jut, and sat down on
the side OF The road.
sln the previous Satn dy night two men, a wo-
man, and child who said they had come from the
Potomac Canal lodged at house in Cecil county,
near the Chesapeake and Delaware Canal. About
IL o'clock on Sunday, being a stormy, snowy day
they LETT the house for the canal. Earlv on Mon
day morning, Of the men returned, got his break
last and took from his bundle several articles of clo
hing, which he left, saying they belonged to the
other man, who returned and took them The next
day. The woman and child did not come bar k with
them. The man who returned on Monday morn
ing, soon left the house, to go back he said, TO the
fotomdc Canal and passed on the post road from
Elkton towards Havre de Grace. He wore dark
colored coat, and had with ni a bundle.
On or about the 18th OF April, man was arrested
IN Baltimore, Who, on his examination before ma
gistrate, stated to magistrate and gentleman
present, that ne Jaw the young woman who was
murdered in Cecil that he was ,itting in the wood
on the road side when she passed by; that he re
NAMED in the neighborhood ill Friday, when she
was found; that in passing along The road he was
afraid, being stranger, that h might be taken up
and asked gentleman on the road TO let him ride
in his carriage, or remain in company with him,
the latter OF which he did that he saw the funeral
and was sorry to think that 80 fine looking young
woman should have been ctuelly treated !; and
finally that he came from Hayre-de Grace to Bau.
more by waler.-This mat, when arrested, had a
dark surtput and bundle with him. W ha, is yet
more strange, he told the magistrate and The other
gentleman, that he came from Canada, and that his
name was John Corners. The boy mentioned bove,
and another person being sent for said he was not
the man they had seen on the road. He was dis
charged, and asked he magistrate for a certih ate
to prevent his being taken up aga,n-whch was
given him
Hjj' A reward OF $500 has been offered by an
Executive Proclama,i y, for he detection OF The de
sttoyer OF Miss Z Editors throughout the Unia,s
are respectfully requested 10 give publicity to the
above. Amy Information or intelligence by ietter
or otherwise, transmitted to either OF the b imore
Editors will be gladly received. and properly used
10 bring so foul an off, ndei to Iu tce.
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NEXT LOTTERY

rs the Oxford -acaday Lottery. to be drawn at Raleigh,
Mcintyre, Managers. IS BaIots-5 20 be drawn It
Scheme Il prize Of $4,000; of 10000 of 900;
of 1890; Is of 10O0 18 Of 5u0 10 OF 100; 1876 OF
1856 of IS; 1883 OF 10; 1880 Off
This happily arranged scheme is recommended to the
immediate attention of the pubic generally and particular.
B the fortunate holders OF prizes in the Washington
nal and St Peters Church Lottery.
The official dawng will be duly received and the prizes
therein paid, the moment they ae presented.
Price OF Tickets S5-fIalyes 2.50-Qnarters .25
Packages of IL tickets, containing the comb num-
beers of the Lottery also be Obtained Apply at the
managers office, No %, Market Street, Wilmington
Robertson = Little,
Nav. &c. -agents
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Religion Unestabtished.- York with its
10000 inhabitants, has 81 chu ches, which have
been built and provided with preachers without ,aks
ing single shilling by compuslon from the pockets
OF the people, in the shape OF tithes cess Let
us see how the Case stands in our happy country.
where Christianity comes IL the likeness Of tag
galheter, and is buttressed by acts Of Parliament.
Edinburgh and Leith are computed 10 have at this
moment 1913 600 inhabitants, aud Glasgow, we be.
lieve, about 100000 Here, then, ale TWO towns
rather exceeding New York in population. Now,
the Scottish capital with its port, has, according to
.he Arnanack' only 62 places OF worship, and Glas
gow' according to Mr. Clelland, has only about IS
congregations. Let the benefited persons in this
country, who affect to mourn over the state OF re-
ligion 10 America, take these facts home for rumi-
nation. Let them explain, if they can, how the
spontaneous zeal OF the people Of New York has
provided a much more ample supply OF religious
instruction, than exists in own large towns with
all the aids of an Establishment, and parliamentary
grants to boot.-Scotsman.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-11-22
Pennsylvania Union Canal Lottery,

Nineteenth Glass; New Series, to be drawn the Is, of
February, 1926.
Scheme-1 prize Of S5ooOo of &c, 0Oo 2of 10, 900;
of 5000; of 1870; 80 of 00u; as OF SEQ ia of
100; 1913 Of so; 1,710 Of 20; 1864 # 10.
In this Scheme composed of GO numbers BY ternary com.
bnaton with nine drawn ballots, there will be 81 prses
with three of the drawn numbers each; 2052 each it'll
two of the drawn numbers on, and IA 364, each with
OF the drawn numbers 10 de ernine the Of the
1890 tickets in the Scheme IS numbers from l. to &c
inclusive, will be placed in whce the day Of drawing
and nine of them will be drawn out and that ticket having
on it the LIST Cd and Sd drawn numbers conbina iol
will be entitled to the prize of so 900 That hav-
ing ii the 4th 5th and 6h, to 10000 dollars. Those
two, having them the 9th and 9TH, the 9TH 9Th
and 9Th, each 10 10000 dollars. Those three having
them the sth 9TH and 9th, the 5th 9Th gil or the
9th 9TH and 9th, each 5000 Those having them
the 9th 7h and 9th, the 9th 9th and h. each $780,
Those so having them the Cd 7ih and Bill, 81 7h and
9th Cd and 9th Sd 4ih and h. 81 ard 6tl Sd 4th
5h and 9TH Sd 5th and 9th; Sd 5th and 9h Sd 9th and
7h, Sd 9th and 9th, Sd and 9Th Sd 2 and 8ti Sd 9Th
and 9th Sd 8 and 9th, 4f 5th and 7t 9TH 5h and 8th
4h 5th and 9, 4h 9th md 7h, 4h 9th and Stl 4h 9th
and 9Th; 4h 9TH and 9Th 18th 9TH and 9th Alb 9th and 9Th
5h 9Th and Sth 5th 9Th and 9h 5h 9TH and Bill, each
drawn numbers them, will each be entitled to $40 dol
lars Those ia tickets having on them of the drawn
numbers, and those two the Sd and 4th the 81 and 5t
will each be entitled to 100 dollars Those 21S Tickets
having them of the drawn numbers and those two
the 4h and 5h the 9TH and 9th, the III and 9th or the
5h and 7th will each be entitled to so dollars. All Others
beng l7l0, with any two Of the drawn numbers hem,
will each be entitled to 90 dollars And all Others (being
14564) with any one of the drawn numbers them, will
each be entitled to 10 dollars. No ticket which shall have
drawn prize of superior denomination, be entitled
an inferior prize Prizes payable rty days after raw.
Or Whole Tickets 49, shares in proportion, to be had
in great variety OF numbers at
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go ,vo or two and half miles per hour; as three
10 one. That is, horse can draw on a canal thirty
IONS. and ON a railroad with "caSe hardened
sCtpp's' to the carriages, about eight, and not ex-
ceeding tons, on level railroad, by actual ex'
pertinent.
vel double rail roads in our mountainous, extended
and uneven country, in comparison with the esti
mates which have been made in England, canals
bear the palm, relates to the draught, as three
to one.
If mechanical power be made use OF on rail-
roads, mechanical power. II will be found, can be
made of to greater adyan age, on wide canals !;
and il there are to be stationary engines placed on
the summit of every hill and every mountain be-
tween our seaboard and the Ohio and in different
parts Of the mountain. it would be impossible TO form
an estimate of the expense OF construction
But the cost of construction apart, and laying
aside the difficulty of ascending and descending
mountains, with an elevation OF from forty to eighty
degrees, this insurmountabe objection has been
discovered to rail roads: No company can be FORM
ed !; no General or State Government would enter
OF such project, long as that it is found to be
impossible to pass law sufficient to secure them
on an ATTENDED route from the injury they would
be likely TO sustain from warton or evil disposed
persons who might consider their interests affected
BY the establishment of railroads and who could.
with single blow OF sledge. hammer or large
stone ny the prize oil nandsplkes OF Oy the appn
of the draught OF horse, to any part, derange
the whole line of transportation in few seconds.
How powerfully do these objections apply to this
extended. and in many parts, uninhabred country :.
If therefore, from the difficulty OF constructing
railroads of sufficient strength and dur ability, and
from the impossbiIi,y Of affordng protection to
them on extended routes, they have been exploded
in En-land, where there is no want OF capital or in
genulty Of invention. and where every improvement
does succeed that will bear the of scrutiny, and
promises TO be advantageous than old estab
llshed usages: where laws can be passed infctng
the penalty of DEATH in many cases not applica-
BILE to this country, should look upon it to be our
true policy TO pursue and put into operation that
plan viii We know cannot tail to succeed. And
ii we should be found hereafter alter the lapse OF
y, (Which may be requisite to perfect railways
80 10 make them preferable to canals that the
State of New York has adopted them why. then
Philadelphia and Baltimore may, with propricty
ADOPT them also. And, should it afterwa DIS be dis
covered that the atmosphere could be nayigated to
gre.ter advantage than either land or water, why.
lheh, il will be time enough for Philadelphia and
Baltimore to adopt that plan likewise.
A BALTIMOREAN.
b. Editors Of newspapers who take an interest indhe
discussion Of these subjecls, requested insert the
above.
TQlimpre, 25th 0c, 1925.
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indignantly upon dswning attempt acnat
eportion of the Union from another.'' WASHINGTON.
WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.
AT Baltimore, on Friday.

Cotton Lou, sc. IS 90; do. Geo, upland, Is a
l6; Feathers, live, s5 "a; Faxseed rough, 100
a 10 Flour, sup 500 $50 do Extra, 5,25
Corn, So a 81 Wheat Tor alily Aour, LOS a
] 10 do Lawler IS IS; do red IS 90
Buckwheat SIS rs; Rye, SIS 60; B.rey, 80 a
9s; Hops, % a 80 Corn Meal kiln dried, per Dbl.
800 3,25; Potatoes, rs 100.
AT Philadelphia on Saturday.
Cotton. upland, IS 81; do. Ten. and Allah
IL u "a IA Flour. sup 90; Rye, 3,25; Corn
Meal 3,25; do. in hid Is 90; Corn up co. 60 a
63 do lower do So IS Wheat, 90 a IS Rte.
SIS 62; Oats, 81 a 81; Barley, 80; Hops, 81 a
%.
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PAVILION CIRCUS.
A GREAT VARIETY OF
.NETV ENTERTAINMENTS
WILL BE OFFERED
This Evening, TUESDAY, Nov. %,

FOR THE BENEFIT OF MIR. SHERRY
In the Of The evening, Mr. Turner will introduce
the JMeamorphose The Sack or, The Cion Hecered By
Uoman.
The Performance to conclude with the LoMgiabe Farce
of the HUNTED TAILOR, or Mr.. Buaoi's Uttoasunate
Journey TO Brentord
Doors open at half past Performance i'll commence
a, o'clock. Admitance-Box, SO Phi, IS S.
Children under 10 years # age, half price 1ckes be
had at the bar of Mr. Sniths Hotel and the Circus.
CT For particulars, bills Nov. 90
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The petition of the Stockholders of the Salem (N 81
Bank TO be separated from connection it'll The Steam Mill,
has been granted by the Legisla OF that State the
institution IS to be hereafter known by the Of tile
Salem Banking Company"
The last number Of the Philadelphia Journal of Medical
Science contains account of the Sthae of CorAYe,
new medicine, fom the Corns Florida discovered by Mr.
agency in the of Agues intermittent Fevers for
winch the ouinlne, and other vegetable alkne principles
so famous.
II is mentioned that the collections ID of the churches
in this city on Sunday for The benefit IF he New Bruns-
wick sufferers, about S2700 The amount col
ected in Federasreet church, S529-Bra, tre ct
church, $685. in the New South, So13 The whole
amount colleced in for this object Is probably be-
tween seven and cSht thousand dollars.
Boston R1Ynf
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CONINE'S

Office, No. 8, South Sd Street, Philadelphia.
u Orders from any part of the United States, either hy
Mail, (post pad) by private conveyance. enclosing
Cash, Prizes in the New York, Philadelphia, Bali-
more Lotteries viii meet with the prompt and pune.
tual attention, apersonal application, if addressed to
w. G.. CONNIE, baltimore or PHILADELPHIA