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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-11-15

The democratic postmaster Of Last Chance, Carroll
county, Mississippi has been removed from Office al.
though the profits only from - rs to 80 so per quar-
ter and be complains Of the removal being made with
out the slightest cause. He complains further, and in
rather an amusing manner that reposng full faith in the
declarations Of General Taylor he had followed the ex-
ample Of some Of his friends and "turned in and mar
RED, Notwithstanding General Tayors election I; for he
believed him honest In what he said.
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Ertraa of letter 10 The Editors, from Florida, Nov

Extract of letter 10 The Editors from Florida, Nov s.
"We look upon the government now as an experiment
in the hands OF set Of quacks. who determined
to drug il into state OF exstence-and who by the
way about ignorant OF the character OF its com.
pex machinery, and OF the beauty and harmony Of It's
operations is the Hotenot OF the laws which govern
great mass Of our people, the bungng in which
all Of our public matters conducted but feel thankful
that have not the sin 10 for that is hanging like
Gratis Of the land was not humbugged by the Second
Washington.
sYou may look for Florida to reoin her old democratic
siserhood next fall the powers that be are urging that
result successfully than almost any other influence
now nj work
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We concur with all our heart in the praises which are
given in the following articles to Captain Rogers None
regret TO lose him from our river more than our
selves, and sincerely rejoice in his pros
perity He is not only Of the bes, officers we have
ever seen, but one OF the finest gentlemen We some
time since gave the history Of his fathers "Trip in the first
steamship 1.-THE Savannah) that ever crossed the Aaae
and recommended him to the ocean steamer line for
the command Of one OF their best ships Rogers should
merely be the chief engineer OF the Atlantic but be
is every way entitled TO be captain the line We are
satisfied. indeed that as soon his character is thor
oughly understood the proprieiors viii find il their inter-
est TO place him in command OF a vessel.
We can form no better wish for Captain MeCausen,
than that he may enjoy equal success and reputation with
his distinguished predecessor;
We learn that Capt Rogers, for some time past ID.
very popular and efficient commander Of the be.
mail oure ha. been sndsred and accepted. the post Of
chief engineer Of the new steamer Atlantic OF Coinss
friends here much gatied with his personal ad.
vancement they cannot but regret that Ca pit Rogers vii
Eres, favorils and was universally liked by as sort.
Peope Tor his Uniform cosre'y attention and rsgsdn
engineer late OF the Allegheny, has accepted the
post vacated by Capt Rogers. and has resigned in the
navy. He assumes the command Of the mail boa, Bali.
more this morning Il nssdapi Rspsbffc.
In all that said above about Capt Rogers we heartily
unite. He Is Of the best officers Of steamboat that
Ts. s cap Roger. sso %
steamship (he Ssvannah that the,A
i,c Inc son seems to have hereditary right % regulate
known and mach-sdmired Steamboat C6smpion, and bs,
Sspt. moi the We wish him great
and happiness in his future career and shall always be
Iysdassday. Aisrandria Gazette.
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There Is trhng peculiarly in the locofoco incum
bens Of office that Is, they will generally steal when they
have good chance" with strong temptation. 49,
fppash,~gfos Reypbie.
The democratic administration Of Mr. Polk lasted -four
years. and the wing papers have been able to hnd only
three defaulters in the whole time The wing admins
tration Of General Taylor has been IN power only two
has been sent to the penitentary for rsbbng the mail
another apponee has been arrested for stealing ewey
and a wing editor is now on trial for robbng the mail
This in connexon with the fact that Of the Assistant
Postm asers General is notorious rascal, branded as
such BY his father and brothers, is beautiful ex-
hibition OF wing "honesty, capacity, and fidelity"
Nsw Albany (Id) Ledger
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The last Richmond Republican is guilty Of two errors
first in repeating charges agains, the junior editor Of
this paper, in relation TO abolionsm which have been
already refued and exposed by documentary evidence
and, 2dly in adopting statement from the Mauinsburs
Gazette respecting Of the late officers OF the govern.
men,, which is not true The Republican has given us
some other hits in the paper which are unworthy
OF notice
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GOOD STORY sPorLEp--We are authorized by Mr.
Bolts TO say that there not word Of truth in the New
York Tribunes report OF an interview at Baltimore be.
tween Gen Taylor and Mr. B. in which the latter is rep.
resented having played the spologst to Gen T.. for
bis course during the last presidential election Mr.
Gen. Taylor for many months. -R,otmond Enquirer.
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We trust to see our friends the ground early We
call the attention Of the democratic members OF Congress
to the great Importance Of prompt and early attendance
upon the organization OF the House OF Representatives
In the present closely contested situation OF the House,
the absence OF single democratic member may change
the whole aspect Of affairs, and place the organization in
the hands OF our opponents
The election Of Speaker and of the different officers,
the formation OF the committees, and the whole benefit
Of the organization. may be lost by naenon neglect
such crisis every should be al his post. and not
allow the fruits Of victory 10 be lost by failure 10 be
present at the opening OF the session
Atthe commencement OF the last Congress- if our friends
had been present in full force. far different result
would have been produced decisive as the wing
majority When it is remembered that the present Clerk
Of the House elected by single vote his dem
ocrac competitor. and that the sweeping prescription Of
democrats which followed caused by the delay Of
democratic members to be present. friends will see
the importance OF their attention to this subject
Maddened by continued defeat, and rendered desperate
by the triumphant Of the democratic party the
wings will doubtless attempt every scheme Of coalition,
bargain and intrigue to defeat democratic organization
Of the House. Forewarned, let be foreamed and by
full attendance and united 'front.' secure the House
against administration which elected by accident
and is now being defeated by design.
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The Hon. Abbot Lawrence, envoy extraordinary and
minister penpotentlsry from the United States, had
audience Of her Majesty Windsor Castle on the 10Th ult
to deliver his credentials He ntrodsced by vscoun
Palmerson O. o B., her Msestys Principal Secretary Of
state for Foreign Affairs.
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lnothev Dep.rtment,


Mr. Whitesey in his late address to the Agricultural
Society Of Montgomery, Maryland, presses, with great
proprey, the proper education OF the ters of the SOIL
We concur fully in his views The farmer is the great
staff of society in this country particularly, and his
education cannot be much cultivated by the proper
auhoryby the people and the States but do not
where is the power in the United States The constu-
ton certainly does not confer it, than il does the
power to protect manufactures. Still less do see
where is the power to establish an agricultural depart
ment in the government" is proposed by the Phila
delphia Inquirer.
We suspect that Mr.. Whlesey does not view the pro-
lection Of agriculture in the same light we do He
speaks OF matthew Cary and Hezekiah Niles as the
champions for the farmer and mechanic" We would
strip leaf from the memory of those gentlemen
and yet, must say that they ought rather to be styled
the champions Of the manufacturers Protection was
their hobby at the expense of the agricultural inter
est We have little desire depreciate the labors of
Mr. Skinner for he has done much for agriculture by
his American Farmer" but his present publication, for
the professed benefit Of the plough the loom, and the
vii, is becoming, properly speaking, periodical for the
promotion OF protective tariff The loom and the anvil
are superseding the plough; and nsdious effort is
being made to persuade the honest farmer 10 submit
heavy tax for the benefit of the graspng and opuen
ufacturer.
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a worcester Railroad.
esxssss 80 s:sssssf sSsg:Szs; @ 49, -

WINTER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sENGER TRAINs.
To goOern on and after October 6th, l849.
THROUGH TRAINS
Leave Worcester at IT A. NJ. and AIS Pm.
Leave Providence at Las AN 3OP PM
FREIGHT TRAIN, with Passenger Car attached,
leaves Worcester for uxbrdge, (where connects with
special Ira n for Providence,) at ll.30 A. NJ.
UXBRIDGE SPECIAL TRAINS
Leave Uxbridge at A and Is 2. NJ.
.I leave Pr evidence AZ II 80 AN. and PM
THE THROUGH TRAINS CONNECT
At Mville with coaches Statewide At Uxbrdge
with coaches or Milford and Mendon. AT Whitins with
coaches East Doug and Whitnsvile. At Farnums
with coaches for Graf centre and E village. AT
Worcester with trains of the Western Railroad and Nor
witch and Worcester and Worcester and Nashua r. roads
The II so Ira connects Providence with trains Tor
Boston, Taunton, Pail River, Bedford, &c.
The7A rainf from Uxbridge connects At Paw ucket
with trains Boston ard Providence RR. for Boston
and the p train from Providence connects al Paws
tucket with train Boston The S45 PM Train from
Worcester Providence with Boston and New
York Steamboat Trains. ot
No I'd class tickets rod for Uxbridge Special Train
IL so train f ON Worcester.
Through trains do stop at Ashton Hamlet or Water
furd Trains do not step at Central Fails.
Octs dwtf ISAAC HINCKLEY, Sup't.
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Summer Arrangemeut-Ma y7, ls49

s7 Summer Arrangement-May Z, 1849
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS Daily, except Sunday.
iLsave Worcester at 1890 Am. and 30f. M
lG3-The 10 80 a Train connects with train leaving
Springfield 730 Boston at am; Nashua at 720
m Providence at IS am
The so train connects with the Steam Boat tram
rom New HaVen also train leaving Boston at p m
@Leave Norwich 1T A.. M and IL NJ.
1.-THE an train connects al Worcester with West
ers train leaving 10 am; Boston train at TO- am;
Nashua train at ii "a Providence train at II 30 am.
Pamfret Special Train.-Leave Pomfrel at a m. for
Norwich Leave Norwich at p. M for Pomtret.
FREIGHT TRAINS,
Leave Worcester at St AM. Leave Norwich at st
LA-(Daiy, Sundays excep'ed)
nY Express Freight leaves Boston at IL NJ FOR Alyns
Point arriving in New York next morning
STEAMBOAT TRAINS,
Leave Boston at 5 O'Clock P. NJ. for New York, stop
njng only at Framngham Worcester, Danielsonvie and
Norwich, arriving at Ayn's Point to take the Bout al
P.
steam Boat Train Worcester with the train
arriving from Nashua and Groto Junction at $50
RErURNINa--Leave Allyn's Point about O'Clock AM,
on the arrival Of the Steam Boat from NewVork.
HAl Baggage must be delivered to the Baeg lge Master
Ar other person authorized receive it before the Pas
senger takes his in the Cars.
Baggage will not be taken Oincude money, merchans
die nor other articles than those OF personal use ana
xher OF higher value than Fifty Dollars notice must he
eiyen of that fact and extra price paid or the Company
will not hold itself liable beyond that amount.
No baggage permitted in the Passenger Cars
No smoking permitted in the Passenger Cars or Depot
Passengers must procure Tickets at the Station Offices
s. II. P, LEE, JR..
Eay7 dwtf Sup'tand Eng. N. & w. R. r.
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DaguerreOtVpeS,

THE subscriber respectfully informs his old friends ard
1 customers, that he has returned to his old stand,
236 Main-street.
where he would pleased wait upon all who may favor
him with their patronage. He invites all TO call and examine
his specimens particularly those of the Hon. Judge Coamar
Post Master General OF Tie United States, and Gen Phelps,
President of the Massachusetts, Copper Mining CpmPa j.
whose Dagerreoypes he has had the pleasure of taking dur
ing his visit Ia Vermont.
N B. Pic taken in less time and more feke than
any other room in the city.
Worcester, Sept %. WM. H. GlLMOHE.
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LEONARD'S
Boston and Worcester Express.

- - FI1EE subscriber continues to THE Elk
ksS[2ASz PRESS between Boston and Worcester, toI
gegSsss the safe Transmission OF Packages Bundles.
-92E~"~ ank Notes, Specie, and Merchandise generally
Three Tines each way Daily
Particular attention gon paying, collecting and ne
goiang Notes. drafts bills, and purchasing and selling
merchandise produce, etc.
All packages must be directed his care
The subscriber alone responsible property entrust
ed his care and risk is assumed by the Boston and
Worcester Rail Road Company
Packages by this line forwarded from Worcester to
salem, Newoury port, Taunton Fall River and New Bed
ford asn, TO Portland, and all parts Of Maine.
orders free Tor goods to be returned by this Express
OPF1cEs.-HARNDEN e. CO.'S. Office. Court Street,
Boston j. KNIGHTS HAT STORE, 1o3 Main st.
Worcester. s. q. LEONARD.
Feb 25, l84T. diff
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no DaguerreOtVpists.

TTHE subscriber Keeps constantly Ur safe PLAI and
i CASES OF all sizes and every description in
Preservers, Frames, Mats, Glass, Paints, Brushes Ger
Iodine, Mercury Soda, Rotten Stone Chloride OF Gold
Rouge, &c. Every article sold will be warranted to be
of the first quality.
does advertise stock in larger quantities Than he
tudIfy has for sale Purchasing IN larger quantities.
having better facilities for buying, more experience in
selecting and being determined make this establish
ment the HEAD QUARTERS for Worcester County,
The subscriber will sell stock from ue TO ten per cent
cheaper than be purchased al other place an this
City. Remember this nd call al
ADAMS ROOM 142 Main street.
Worcesfer July 26. diff
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RARE CHANCE.

ry1HE STOCK Of a Grocery Store will be sold low, an
the ore on Southbridge street, recently OCCUPIED
nv Cusban rhayer will be let the Grocery or Fro
vision business l.. q :. p. HARRlNG TON,
Inna ~ ,Itt IL Portland st.
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Paper Hangings.

sSHE subscriber offers the Fall Trade an extensive
i assortment OF PAPER HANGiNGs OF the very best
n AuERIcAN MANUFACTURE, which all Builders Lshu
.AeIr to examine before purchasing elsewhere
Ma Particular attention given 10 putting on all kinds
Nsrs House FOSTER STR EFT, (between Main Street
.,d Hostop. Norwich. and Nashus X. Road Depot.
Wceeesser, Oss ID dist q. ID. NkwEON
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'. ORCESrEK & NASHUA RAIL ROAD
gg3 Eagg3 rsEssss9 $50 ~

sSzZ go z y VI VI ~ W sS$gSyys1.
Winter Arrangement, commencing Nov. l849
PASSENGER TRAINS viii run as follows.
Leave arrive at Groton Nashua and
Worcesterat Junction az Lowell at
645 m. BIS N, 9 90 am.
II 90 am. IL 80 pm Ills p.m.
353 I'm. 5.l5pm. 8l5 m.
Leave Arrive at Groton Reach
Nashua and Lowell junction, Worcester,
100 ana. ESQ am. 8 80 am. $40 am.
IL 30 m. Ii 80 am. IL 80 m. 200 pm.
AIS pm. 4 05 pm. SIS pm. 6 IS pm.
FREIGHT TRAINS leave Worcester daily for Groton
Junction, Nashua and Lowell Leave Nashaa and Lowell
daily Tor Groton Jenction and Worcester
At ROroester The 6.45 A NJ. train connects with Nor
Wor, ST. b. train from NewYork- Early trains of the
Dos. Wer Prov. & WUr, Nor. d Wor, and Western
r. Road connect with the II Am train from Worcester
At GrOf0n Junction, trains arrive smut aneOusy at
SIS A. IL 80 & SIS p. M from Worcester, Nashua,
Boston, FiIchburg Lowell aud West Townsend and de-
part simultaneously for the above named places at Sic
AM, IL 30 and 5.5 P. NJ
Trains arriving Nashua from Worcester connect with
upward trains of Concord and Wilton Rail Roads and
those leaving Nashua depart arrival downward trains
Of the same roads.
II7-Ths Dad forms the cheapest and most expeditions
channel OF communication for Freight AMI Passengers
between New York City, the southern and Southwestern
portions of New England nCluding the line OF the West
ern Rail Road, and Lowell, Lawrence, and Portland
Nashua, Manchester, Concord and all places in the vi
ciniy OF the Concord, Boston, Concord and Montreal
Norhern, and Passumpsic Railroad and Vermont Central
Railroad, upward from White River Junction-Also, to
all places the line of the Fitchburg, Vermont and Mas
sachpsetts Cheshire Sullivan and Vermont Central Rail-
road from Windsor, and Passumpsc r. r. from White
River Junction.
Fare from Nashua to New York, "a and So;
do do do to Provideace, S2
do do Lowell to do Sl75;
do do do to New York "a and $9i
do do Worcester to Bratileboro $2,s5
Worcester. Nov s, ls4s dwu
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PREMIUM
Daguerreotype Establishment,
80, TEau NO q
PRENE HUNE

NO.9 BrlnAey AAalH, NO.
THE Proprietor of this Establishment 10 prepared as
usual, furnish his friends and the pubic WIN me
most nerfect Daguerreotypes that be produced OF
the character OF pictures executed at this ong etab|
shed Gallery it is enough to repeat that they have
secured the very highest tokens Of award rom me tate
Mechanics Fair in this City, and from other equally COM
peent sources Probably Establishment in me conn
try enjoys enviabe reputation icr It's PEkFECl
expression their mnutest parts Having secured the
services of MR.. MOSES s. CHAPLIN, as an Artist to
take charge of my operating department. allow me 10 in
wife The attention of your readers the beautiful Dasuer
reotypes executed at DIR. VAN ALsTlN'S Establish
ment, No BRIELEY HALL.
Those who visit City for the purpose of procuring
Daguerrentypes be more satisfactorily accommo
dated than at NO. 9 BRINLEY HALL.
MINIATURES put into SILK for Sl-and lhto Vevet
Cases for 81 so.
B. stock constantly hand and for sale at reason
able prices. di Oct T.
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Worcester and Nashua Rail Road
= GREAT DISCOV cry.
GRsr EGOH W.AkEe OH.

" "a N1W Wv HNU1 - " .
TVvHIs OIL is prepared BY Fl. G. CURRlER who IS the
sole or in the United States ami is the great
est discovery in the known world for the growth OF HAIR
and warranted 1t will the hair 10 grow where u
has fallen off, aid Is sure preventative ana MAKES !.
best Of references can be obtained those who nave
been benefited in this city. .
N b. The money will be paid oack, In all cases ""oh
the Oil does not give satisfaction .,>,o . SOW
/, es No. $50 dwt. lUly7.
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MILTON M. MORSE.
D the Dancing COmmunity.

r. II. ELDREDGE, fora eIiy from NewDu yPort.
VI would respectfully intern his trends and the pub>
Tic OF Worcester and vicinity that he is prepared fur
nish Music for Balls Parties, sc. He will also assist
Leader of Quadrile Bands also Teacher IN the
various branches of Dancing Or1ers left this office
his residence, the corner OF Birch and GraitoR
streets, will Re promptly attended to DIFF Nov g.
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EE.aER DHE.

MATTERS LIQUID HAIR DYE has now
w been extensively used tor more than SIX months'
and every box sold warranted to give entire sal
sfacuon and has in single instance been returned
on the contrary hundreds Of Ladies and Gentlemen IN
TROY and New York have expressed themselves in the
mast enthusiastic terms in its praise and acknowledged
its superiority every other kind in use TO ladles
who have false hair oi their hatur
al hair turning Grey this Dye is great blessing, making
to resemble perfectly that it cannot De
ed the application is perfectly simple, as the halr re
oure no preparation only be wet in the NEST
simple manner and the work is done.
Fpr sale at NJ. B. GREEN, No. Main Street, and
SCOTT & LAZELL, Main st. ,e
LIME o. 1919. eou''
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RARRETTS DYE HOUSE,

lao WARRINGTON STREET, BOSTON.
AIDES Dresses, Coaks, shawls iandkefcheis scars
L. Bonnets &c. Gents Coats; overcoats, and Pants,
The snhscrber having agency Of the above
celebrated Dye House, is prepared 70 receive ana Ior
ward goods dyed and hopes TINT the character o.
the establishment for despatch and beauty OF WORK
together with his cndeavors please, VIII ensure MIN
share of patronage, at
s.u1 ' awt
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UptOu, Grafton, n. e. Village, and
Worcester EXPRESS.

Worcester Express.
THE subscriber has commenced running
%TFsbsExA l Stage to and from Upton daily,
(sundays excepted0 to connect with the
line between Worcester and Grafton leaving Upton Hotel
II 81 and returning will leave the General stage
Office, Worcester al :. q.
The Grafton and Forester Stcge VIII run twice day
leaving Worcester at 10 I'M. and PM. Leave Grafton
at Z A. M. and p NJ. ~. = .
Books sept at the Grafton HOTEL at H. NJ smlins fos
nfce n Village and in Worcester, at the General
stage Oce rst door NoEth ofthe American Temperance
House.
In is very necessary that all Express Business should DO
ccompanied with written orders and signed personally
hat ii may e done with correctness -
Sept Ii. dwtt tfbch hhNni4Noi "IN-
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DAGUERREOTYP
TAKEN WITHOUT REVERSING.

New Quick Camera quarter the ;:ssGl time,
AT I42 MAIN STREET.
The subscriber has been induced by great and iberai
patronage he received in Worcester purchase one
OF VOIGTLANDER's QUICK CAMERAS which is OF
entire construction, with which ypes can be
made almost instantly.
Dagnerreoiypes Of CHILDREN made with this Came
ra with astonishing perfection and beauty.
Also received one of igtlander'S MGmnnoh Cameras
so constructed to take types OF Persons or Views
WITHOUT REVERSING. This Camera is OF tufce The size
and potuer If any other in this city and GROUPS OF from
2 to 80 persons be taken with 1t on large plates
so give every figure easy and graceful position
Six years practical expeei h the Use OF large
Sky-Lghl the above Cameras and every advantage which
can he mentioned enables the subscriber 10 make Nina
lures equal best made by the first Al lists in Boston
or New York lPCaH aud examine specimens before
engaging elsewhere
NJ Daeuerreoty psts find whole, half quarter and
medium Plates and Cases and every article USED in the
art constantly for sale CAMERAS of every size fur
nished at manufacturers prices.
May 10. dwtf GEO. ADAMS.
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Nelr Wee0thea. NErap.

rV1TJE spbscribers have invent ed New weuther STRIP
Tor Doors possessing decided advantages over any
other in use constructed THAI its per ect reedou
Of motion is never affected by swelling or SHRINKING oy
any changes in the atmosphere or by LOADING WIN ice
Ii gives way TO accidental instructions that woed crush
and destroy other kinds passes them unharme
ami nv its Decuiar structure be instantly regulated,
so as 10 accommodate itself the change made by the
wear in using. One of them has been IN use LOT soe
weeks mast Oh the door of w HEALEY, at his Shop in
Foundry Street where its OPERA on may be SEEN we
intend 10 take patent Immediately for TINS improve
ment. Ja aISG ~, M mi ~
Woreester Oct lS 1899.