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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-12-17
Nathaniel sweet,


HAS for sale, Broadcloths, Cassimeres and
Ladies' Cloths Also, he has part Of
several fine and beautiful German and French
cloths, for cloaks and coats-Also, Queens
cloths, Merino cloths, Satnets, Blankets,
Flannels and Bookings.
ALso-Beautiful floor carpctings and hearth
Rugs; stair carpetings; home made carpe,lngs,
from 25 to 62 l-2 cents per yard, A wide.
More Of that cheap diaper Linen, unwhlt-
ened, wide, Cor only 25 cts per yard; elegant
fur capes and boas at a low price; splendid
assortment calicoes and prints; furniture cali
Goes; dmitys for only l2 l2 cts per yard; ei.
egant cheap ladies' neck conforters; beautiful
merino shawls; raw silk shawls, dark brown,
cotton, and purple, for old ladies'; black and
colored mohair ladies hose; yeornen's era
watts; comforters, a very cheap lot for half
price; canton flannels; woolen ditto; Salisbn-
ry and gauze do: black bombszine, bomba-
ze:ts and circassians; French plaid silk; plain
do. do; pouli de sole; levantne; gro de Maple
and other silks black and white waddng ;
good assortment of gloves, with general as
sortnent Of other goods, usually found in a
Dry Goods Store. Nov. IL.
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VIM. u. MefviIl,

Wishes TO inform the public, that he carries on
the TIN PLATE business. in all its branches, at
his old stand, No. i64. 1hames-street, where can
be had at all times any article Of ! in Ware usu-
ally called for Sheet Iron and Copper work.
Coal aioves of various kinds. and other articles
commonly kept in I in Store. aug6
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S. A. ROBINSON,
Has Just received dnd offers for sale,
At the Store in the
MERCHANTS BANK BUILDING:
A General assortment Of
GROC EIl + S:
WINES. Madeira. Sicily, Teneriiis, Canary
dry ard sweet Malaga, brown Cherry, Port. Cis
ret Rousillon, and Champagne.
LTQUORS.-Brandy, Outard and Dupuy.
Signetie: UNI, old Jamaica, h. Croix, &c.; Gin,
Holland and country.
TEAs.-iiyson, Young hyson hyson-skis.
,Souchong, &c.
OCERIEs-SuoARs,I Havana white d
brown; St. Croix loaf lump and chrysalized--
MoLAsssEs-CoEvEE Cuba, St. Domingo, old
Java, I.aguira. and Porto Rico.-RAmiSs, kss
and box.
NurMEGs, cloves cinnamon, citron. Pimenio.
pepper, currants, slmonds, starch, soap. indigo.
mustard, chocolate, ,prunes, olives, ,cape. anchov'ss
ginger cheese rice, beans, soda and butter crack
ers, &c. sc.
Loriliard's, Macabeau, Rappee 4 Scotch Snuff
and Z. A. L. Tobacco.-Mrs. &. B. Niller's 6ns
Gu, tobacco, and Virginia. cavendish, ladies t~is
and head tobacco.
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NV NJ. II. RODGERS, Joys Bnld!ngs
w Boston, informs the traders Of New.
port, that he has constantly on hand Pcne-
raj assortment Of his newly invented IMPE.
RIAL STOCKS,--an article acknowledged
TO be equal if not superior to any Of the kind
now in use. Traders will find il to their adj
vantage to give him call. or favor him With
their orJera
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DRY GOODS,
CHEAP aT OLD STAND
4 ES.

Cheapside, Newport, r.. |.
Il great rarieiy of Cheap Dry Goods, Just re-
ceired from Boston md .New York, from
AUCTION JobberS, ,rho are nl,cays on the stand
at Auctions, and buy cheap.
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NOTICE..

ISAAC GOULD, having formed a connexion
in business with his Son, DAVID J. GOULD,
their business will in future be conducted under
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ISAAC GOULD e. SON,

1T the Old Stdnd-.No. lao, Thames street.
They have on hand choice assortment OF ex-
ira super, mi,IdIiue, aud low priced broadeloihs'
cassimeres and ,e-,ings; aud all articles for gen
tlemen's cloihng--which they would be happy
to serve their customers and The Pu,Iic.
The late business will be settled by J. Gould
All that have demands. will please present them;
and those that are ind bed " i'll confer favor by
making payment.
Newport March &c, 1885.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-12-17

to be grieyously shared; for many shoPkeep-
ers suppose they mean to cheat them; there
fore thew strive to be beforehand with them.
The ready money always fetches the best
bargains.
8. They that can scarce keep themselves
or a child. should never keep dog.
9. Rum is poison; he that drinks 1t gives
himself false spirits for while, and rots his
liver all the while. Ifa rum manufactures be
not the greatest enemy to the public, rum
drinker is the greatest enemy to himself anu
family.
10. One penny worth Of broth, milk, or even
water Cruel to a hard working man IN the
morning, is worth twelve penny worth OF tea.
| If tea be good to them that eot too much, 1t
is ruin to them who eat too little.
| IL. The complaint is, Times are hard
WHY then make them harder still' good
man in bad times will live ten times better
than bad man in good times.
/ ~. The poor mans profit is to be found IN
his time. And lost time is never TO BE- found
again. Laziness travels slow; but poverty
soon overtakes it.
/ l3. Industry will make man purse, and
fugalty will give him strings to It. Tins
purse will cost him nothing. They that have
il will only draw the strings as frugaIlty d.
rects, and will always find useful penny at
the botton of it.
!, H. The servants of industry are known by
their livery, it is always whole and whole
some Next lool; at the ragged slaves OF la
zinsss, and then ask, who serves the best
master.
| Is. They who provide you with cheap food
Il lin time of severe want, request you above
| all things to remember that the fear OF God
! in poor mans house, is little estate. Sin
ming is an expensive trade; ask those that
practice it?
Il I6 The fear Of God will make man think
well, and act well; and when he needs 1t, God
will provide him friend. Did you ever fine
sincere but poor christian, common beg
gar?
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FOR sale,

The valuable country seat and
farm, called "Vaucluse," situated
on the east side of the Island of
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LATE FOREIGN NEWS.

By the arrival at New York, on Sun
day, Of the Charlemagne, Capt. Pierce,
Paris and Havre, papers to Dec Sd, have
been received.
The French Chambers assembled on
tho st of Dec. In the Sessions Of the
Is, and I'd, nothing was said about the
American indemnity, but it was under
stood that Ministers would present bill
for that purpose Immediately, and with
the expectation Of being able to carry il
through. Some Of tho French paper.
nre quite opposed to the appropriation, and
,av u will not be granted.
The French Chamber Of Peers were
employed in trying the rioters in Lyons
nnG elsewhere.
\ Royal Ordonance Of July 9th, re-
indeed the i'm ,ort duty on wool by ont
a,ird. and declared that the premiums or
ON. export OF woolen yarn and cloths
shonid be reduced in the same proportion
Com tho st oi Jan next. 1t having, how
ever. been rep, esented that the sale of al
ahs cloths made Of the wool which hat
bald the higher duty, cannot be complet
cd ,,ll the end of February, Royal Or
din,nce Of Friday prescribes that the fu
ursnium Of 10 10 per cent shall be al
lowed till the last day Of Friday incli
sivc.
The accounts from Spain contain n
news.
The affairs Of Portugal ure spoken
unfavorsbly, especially the condition
the Treasury.
10 England, the Duke Of Wellington
Capt. in and all hands in tho ministry Il
present, waiting tho arrival Of Sir Robe
Peel from Italy. Tho English papers SC
the AdmiministVation Of Ills Craee vi
smarksd with grca, libera'ity.
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r.. w. Burr,
WATER-STREET.

wATER-STREET,
TNrAS Just re eceived further supply OF brown
Ia and bleach shirtings and sheetnes:
London prints; chaly patterns; nnepenny cali
Goes; mer no and th,bct cloths: common circas
sans; linen cambric hdkfs; jnconct, null and
swiss cambricks; cold merino hose; DO do mo-
hair ribd and plain; n ems and youths mix L.
wool hose and half hose, very low; real Ens''sh
Wech and American lannels all eolors; cotton
waddng; hooks and eyes: ladies' goat skin and
pic mic gloves, a large variety: gentlemen
buck, goaskn, ,hrend and yarn gloves; com
torters: London lavender twhled calicoes, a nc"
, and beautiful mourning a-ucle; black bomba-
zine q / fine and common; rich black chely
double Tusln collars al 20 cents: childrens I'm
cd boot kns; rcd and green moreen; black goats
| hair camblet; puncettas; plaid merino vestings
thbct wool shawls; with many other desirable
| ar, icles which will be cut down to prices
shade lower than have before been offered.
| Dec Il.
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Warren Bank.

vi Office is hereby given to the
Ia Stockholders in the Warren Bank,
that a Dividend Of profits for the last six
months is declared payable on and alter
the first day Of January next; ulso that
their annual meeting for the choice Of Di-
rectors for tho year ensuing, will he hold
en- at said Bank, on Monday, the 9th day
'of January next, at lO~ o'clock, A. NJ
by order Of the Directors.
PETER CARPENTER, Cashier.
Warren. Dec. 25. 1894.
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The last but one.

WYHE subscribers earnestly requcs,
every person having an account
with them Of 6 months standing, to call
and settle the samo previous to the 18th
of January, as il is necessary that they
should all be settled by that time We will
take note Of those who cannot make II
convenient to pay the money. All who
do no, call by the timo mentioned, may
depend upon receiving n letter from ou'
attorney. .n,,n
dec 81.
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WING STATE CONVENTION.

tD> The Wings in the several towns in this
State, are requested to elect Delegates to meet in
Convention ut the Court House in Providence, on
"Wednesday the lAth January, 1885, at 6 o'clock,
+. NJ for the purpose Of forming Prox Of Gsnsr-
al Officers, to be composed of men of sound, un-
waverng Wing principles. Each town will elect
the same number ofDelegates as ii sends Repre-
seutativss to the General Assembly. 1t is of the
highest importance that every town in the State
should be fully represented in the Convention.
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tI4'SiAiHa

nn HE subscribers have just received goo1
~ assortment Of the cheapest and most ap-
y, owed v ritng Paper ever offered in this mar
ket, viz 200 Iean's tine cap Paper $50 do DC
letter do 100 do do fancy ,ol'd do 50 do dc
souvenir note do 80 do do white do do. Al
so. a generul assortment Of Dtawing, Printing
aiarble and Wrap ng Pepper. always on hand
Country dealers und others viii do we'll 10 cal
aud examine before purchasing
MARSHALL. BROWN & co.
D,oy;J,nco
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At Riga, 18th of Nov. ship Aquelnc,, Mosher, of
Bristol ,'irom Matanzas.
At Norfolk, goth ult, schr Joseph & Mary, Tay
lor, from Newport.
No Am vessel u, Libera, 22d Oct. The brigs
Helen, Daily, and Romp, Watts, were to leewa'd.
AT Baltimore. 2Gth, brig Exchange. Barton, Of
this port, TN New Orleans; Gambia, Gibraltar.
AT New Orleans, 18th ut ship Anawan, Green,
dischg barks Cyrus Butler. Muuran, uncer; Rich
moud, Burroughs, loadng for New York; Poach-
er, Ffink, unc ; rigs Rising States, Corey, load
ing for New York Only Son, Allen, New York,
soon Harriet, Collins, freight or charter Charles
Joseph, Frost, do do Sea Bird, Carr, loading for
Newport (; schrs Reaper, Tanner, dischg Mary
Collins, do sloop Van Buren, lioxie. freight oI
or charter.
AT Rotterdam, Nov 18th. ship Jeannette, ,Pearee,
for Providence, in few days
Spoken, oil fynl, Sep, 20,h, ship Gslen. Bur
den, ~ da!s from this port, for Pacific Ocean, 81
bbs oil.
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SeasOnabIe Goods.
A LARGE assortment just received
A. and for sale by
nov 8. G.. nj. FESSENDEN.
NOTICE.

WVHE subscriber having made ar
FL raugements for removing to New
port, requests all those indebted to him to
L,ake immediate payment. As he can
remain in town but few days for this
purpose, those persons who neglect this
notice, must not complain if the accounts
are placed in other hands for collection.
dee 90. T. Z. MOORE.
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LONG ROOM
nf,DU yNTlCIIl'h
II ENNS

From The Gsntie a.en's Furnishing Store.
ynURNER & SALISBURY having in 'h'ir
u employ first rate workmsn, who have scrv-
ed a reg lar sppren,iscship,an having recently
rcpleni,bed their stock Of cloth, cassimeres,
yes,ing., SC. which make, their assortment
with, Ut eption tho most extensive in this
town or vicinity, would inform tho citizens o!
This and the adjacent towns. who have not 20,
become our regular customers, that We intend
il possible. TO gain with them, (as well a. with
onr present custcmers) the deserved reputation
Of selling first rate articles at tho lowest posi-
ble prces. That this may be effected, we in
yi,e ali to call and be convinced Of our "utilit,
d, nles,e I" dec ~.
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MAR R led.

In this town, on tho l4lh ult. by the Rev. MI
Stone. Mr.. GERsHAM JENcKs to Mrs. MARY
WARDwELL, all Of this town.
In Bristol, Mr. John Glover Harding 10 Mrs.
Sarah Church.
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EDlEI ID.

In Bristol, Mrs Susan J. Mosher. wife Of Cap,
William II. Mosher, and daughter Of the late
Leonard J. Bradford, aged 30 years Miss Rebec-
ca Thatcher, aged 13 years.
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NOTICE.

'E'HE subscribers having determined to
close their business in this town, offer for
sale their extensive stock Of STAPLE &
FANCY DRY GOODS, cheaper than
ever. All persons indie bled TO US arc re-
quested to call and settle thcr bills.
J. BUkROUGH, JR. s. co.
Dec 10
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Ns A 2S lNnI LIST.
PORT OF WARREN

ARRIVED,
Dec 2sth-soop Cygnet. Heath, Newport.
3Oth-soop An,ira, Blake, Proyidcncs.
Sloop Mt alorah, lngrah.m, do.
Sloop Eliza, Luwton, Saybrook.
SAILED.
Dec 3Cth-sloop Cygnet, Heath, New York.
Jan. 2, lSS5.-brig Nereus, Pituian, Matanzas
Sloop Hope, Smith, Norfolk.
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not willing to leave to a new Legis.
lature. The last reason is supposed to be
the operative one.-(Nat. Iateligencer
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" Uarren Insurance Company.
YEyHE STOCKHOLDERS of said Compa-
IA. ny are hereby notified, that DIV
idend of profits for the last six months,
will be paid them on and after the first OF
January, 1885, at the Company's Office.
They are also informed, that their nn-
nual meeting ior. the choice Of nine Di-
rsctors, will be holden at said Office, on
the second Monday OF said January, at .
O'clock, afternoon.
P.ASCH.aL ALLEN, Sec'ry.
Warren, Jan. /, 1885.
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TO LET.

IA To LEI.
ffT4 The subscriber offers to let
Giii that large and lcommodious
house situate on the corner OF
Baker and Main streets, formerly the res
idencs ofthe late Col. Child, and now
occupied by MIR. r. A. CofIin,ifor Fe-
male Seminary. 1t is pleasantly situa-
ted in the centre ofthe town, and is suf-
Gcienty large to accommodate three fam
lies, or would be very convenient for
boarding house. Possession given on
the first of January next For terms, up-
ply to CHARLES RANDALL, Warren, or to
the subscriber in Darlington.
ALSO,
A room in the cellnr of the above nam
ed house, suitable for a Provision and
Grocery Store. Rent moderate, and
possession given Immediately. Apply as
above. ENocH REMINGTON
| nov l5. u
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Ia relation to the character aud quail
fcations of DR.. GUsHEE, the subscriber
feels il his duty to state the following par
ticuars.-Dr. Gushee brings with him
the most satisfactory testimonials OF II
good moral character, and certificates OF
full course OF study, and eight months
attendance on the Practice oil the Mas
sachusetts General Hospital. He has
shown me also tickets for two full cours-
rs of vi Medical Lectures, and Diploma
from HavarG University. 1t is therefore,
with cheerfullness and confidence that ]
recommend him to the coIntenance and
support of this community.
lot tnki,g leave Of my friends, should
do injustice to my own feelings not to ac-
knowledge with gratitude the many acts
Of kindness received at their hands, and
to express my sincere wishes for their iu-
ture welfare. 7. =. MOORE.
| Dec 81.
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NEW
RAM GEM EMIT.

lnHE subscribers having determined to pay
- their whole attention TO furnishing Gen
tlemen with SUPERFLNE e. CONN on
CLOTYii.NG, have purchased IN New York,
the last week, an en,,re new stock 6f CLOTHS,
CAssIMEREs VEsrINos, &c. which they viii
have made into Garments of the first style, at
short notice, warranted TO ht with elegance and
case.
They will az all times employ first ratio work
men, and pledge themselves that there shall be
" no mistake' in the style or workmanship
Gentlemen mos, perceive, that by this arrange
ment, they will at oil times be able To find a
better assortment Of Goods adapted TO their
particular use than can possibly DO kept where
The attention Is 60 much divided, as 1t must una
voidably be, by keeping large assortment -
Fancy Goods. TURNER = SALISBURY
Water-stseet, Oct Is.
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INfERINO'S &c mcrino cloth, msrino and
IAEA common crcassians together with lining
cambrics and waddIngs are eel ing very low al
koyI LONG ROOM.
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KDHe. A. GUSHEE

n ESPECTFULLY tenders his SER
M0 vices TO the Citizens Of Warren
and vicinity, in the practice Of Medicine
& Surgery.s Having taken the Druggist
Establishment recently occupied by DIR
Moore, he pledges himself 10 keep it we'll
supplied with good Medicines, and to dis
pose Of them Oh the most reasonable
terms. Dec. 81.
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ACCOMMODATION STAGE.

.HCCNsGsu Obel IOs' - "
M EAVES Bristol, every morning
MA Sunday excepted) at half past
o'clock, for Warren and Providence:-
Returning, leaves Providence every ai'er
noon Sunday excepted) at o.
clock, fol Warren and Bristol. Fare
from Bristol to Providence, ST.; up aud
back same day, $3.50. From Warren,
10 cents; up and back same day, S 90.
srJs Books kept in Providence, at the
Mansion House Brastow's Manufactu-
rers Hotel, and at the Franklin House
Burgess and Uorton's hotel, Bristol ; and
at Coles and Commercial hotels, War
sen.
sr Passengers called for and len At
any part Of the town.
j. s. n. CHADWICK.
Feb /, 1884.
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FANCY PUMPS.
* ENTLEMEN'S Fancy Pumps,
" this day received and for sale by.
Jan 8. S. DAVOL, JR.
A GREAT VARIETY OF
NEW GOODS

n ORCA1 VARIETY OF
NEW GOODS
T HST received at the WAsHINGror Row
~ CLOTHING SToRE, q very general assort-
msnt Of New Goods, comprising superfins and
middlng Cloths, Of almost every variety Of
colors fine ribbed and striped Cassimeres, new
style and elegant patterns do mixed, drab and
other colors.; 6atinet,, Of various colors aud
qualitss, some Of which are quite heavy Pc
teruhams, lion skins, camblets, heavy kerseys.
SC. for pea jackets; vest,ngs, knit worsied
drawers and under shirts, super bucksin gloves,
medium sizes ;yarn and horseskn do cravats,
handkerchiefs, and worst od neck com forters
umbrellas, a great variety suspenders, buck
skin mlts yarn socks. quite loE neck stocks,
Of superior quality 'ogether with other art-
cles, too numerous TO rec. pItulate.
large assortment Of READY MADE
CLOI'HIN q always on hand, warranted
good, which will be sold other at wholesale or
retail.
is the above named goods have been pur-
chased low, they will be sold accordingly
Those in want Of any article IN the line. will
}fnd, by calling. that No. a Washington Row,
is the place to get the worth Of Their money.
Gur,hents made 10 order, and wsIranted TO
suit IN every respect.
dec 20. HILLARD II. HANDY.
Providence, doc. 20.
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WINTER
ARR AN NGEMENTS,
For the Warren, Bristol and NsrPert
SWA@8o
Al9lk6RS@

NN II + mail stage will leave Prov.
~ dence for Warren, Bristol and
Newport, at O'Clock, A. nj. every day
Sunday excepted) and arrive in New
port same afternoon. Returning, leaves
Newport every day Sunday exceptcd) at
B o'clock, A. NJ. for Bristol, Warren and
Providence, and arrive same afternoon.
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Waxied immediately.
kAAh bushels Rhode Island
SWVH GREENING APPLES,
for which cash aud fair price will be paid
by WM. l.. BROWN.
Dec. 81, 1884.
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Gov, Runels Of Mississippi has con-
vered tho Legislature Of that State, to
meet in m extraordinary session, for ex-
traordinary reasons Of which there nrc
four. The frstof these reasons is the
refusal Of the Bank to discount notes
which have been taken for sales Of lots
the proceeds Of which were for the State
Buildings; and the last, of which is to
choose senator of,he United States, to
serve from the 9TH Of March next; a duty
which, probably the Governor Was
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iEJn Mr.. Bayley Of tho Bristol Gazette vii
please accept our thanks for his notice of our in.
tended publication on Technology
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iDs The publisher Of the Star & Constitutions
alist tenders the compliments of the season to hi,
Patrons and Friends, and wishes them all 4" A
HAPPY New YEAR"
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7 Rapid Travelling. We mentioned a
week ortwo ago, that two gentlemen came
10 his town from Worcester in six hours.
We have now the satisfaction of stating
that the mail stage came the same dist
ancc, last Saturday, in the same time, in
cluding all the stops to change the mails
and to dine. Springfield Rep.