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The Daily spy., 1849-06-15

Arrival Of the Cambria-7 Days Later.
The Cambria, with dates from Paris TO the eve-
ning OF the Slst ult,, and with London and Liv-
erpool dates to the I'd inst, arrived at Halifax, on
Thursday at noon.
The Cambria brought passengers, of whom
stop at Halifax
The America made the home passage from N.
York in IL 2 days. the quickest on record.
There has been no further debate on Canadian
affairs Up to the departure OF the Cambria, the
government had given no intimation respecting
the final disposal OF the state prisoners under sem
tence of death for high treason.
| IRELAND. AS as evidence OF the extreme
desttution and misery which exists, it is stated
that shpwrecked human boJy having been seen
cast ashore, the corpse was actually consumed by
the starving inhabitants in the vicinity. stale
ment to this effect was made in Parliament, and
though conradicted in pait by the Government,
yet the fact is beyond dispute that at no previous
! time has sickness, intense misery and starvation,
been more general than it is now. The cholera
has broken out in Dublin and still continues its
rayages in many parts OF the country.
Prom Austria and Hungary little is positively
known beyond the fact that vast armies from Rus
sIa, in concert with Austria, now bearing
down upon the Hungarlans, who seem to be ma
king progressive movement Large bodies Of
troops have retired into the businesses OF the
country where they will be able to fall upon the
enemy with almost the certainty OF success.
BY the latest news positive information has
been received that the city of Buda has fallen in
to the hands of the Hungarians, who are said
have gained possession OF the place by treacherS
and put the garrison OF or 600 men TO tn.
sword. In the South the Magyars are said to b
in possession of Fiume, the only seaport OF Hun
gary, which, ii true, will give vast impulse
their cause.
The meeting of the Emperors of Austria, an.
Russia at Warsaw lasted but one day. Nothin,
has transpirsd TO the objects OF the interview.
FRANCE Upon close anaylis of the resul
of the late elect on it appears that there are abou
2l0 or at most 24O ultra democratic member.
which is something more than double the mum
Der that they were excepted 10 elect, and will
give them vastly greater influence in the pres
ent than they possessed in the old Assembly
4 There are rising OF 500 members elected by tn,
various other parties, but they are so split up and
divided in sentiment that it is considered doubt.
iul about their being able TO sunite upon lead
ding questions OF public policy.
The result OF the elections in Algeria, for
(which five members are raturned, places NJ. EN-.
lie Geraidn first on the list, and Henery Dor
leans, the Due D'Aumule, second The vote
given to the Due D'Aumale were declared un
constitutional in some of the electoral sections
but not in others, unless the decree of Danish
ment is abrogated
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| E The Railroad Journal thus describes tn
power and influence Of steam The conception
is vastly superior to that generally entertained
but may not be far from the right
The Locomotive Railway System has now be-
come the greatest necessity OF man-the great
idea OF modern times. 1t has already done more
to relieve the burdens OF labor-to minister TO
mans wants and necessities, and to elevate him
In the scale OF being, than any other agency that
has ever been exerted.
The Locomotive Steam Engine, we regard az
the greatest achievement OF man,-the most ex
traordinary instrument for good the world has
yet reached.-lt trayerses the earth with speed
oustripplng the swftest bird upon the wing, car
rying-not thought or language alone, but-man,
living, breathing, sensitive man-instinct with
new llfe-neW energy--a new creation. With.
out danger and without fatigue, it enables man
to transfer himself to distant regions OF space and
participate in the enjoymens, the physical graft
hcations, and the various pleasures of social ex-
lstence, in manner heretofore unknown Ii,
gives to every community the productions, and
ideas OF every other--dsclosIng or creating new
sources OF enjoyment, and multiplying, to an in
hnite degree, every susceptibility to pleasurable
emotion.
1t will not have achieved its highest work till il
has harmenized political differences, and elevated
all men TO the highest social condition of which
they are capable. BY making distant places one
neighborhood. it practically proongs our being,
not TO one, but TO fouriold degree, embracing in
the same ratio, all the joys of existence.
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A CASE OF BIGAMY. Ruel Lawrence, {
Ashburnham, is the possessor OF two wives, un
der the following circumstances. He is abou
45 years OF age, was married more than twent,
years ago, and has FIVE children. Last year h.
left his wife and children in Ashburnham, an
found employ in the state OF Maine. shor
time since he returned to Ashburnham, and
had not been there long before woman claim
ing to be his wife also made her appearance i
the town, and was somewhat surprised to fin
that her reputed husband had another partner 70
life, whose claims took precedence of hers Th
enormity of the OF the offence is not mitigated
the fact that the legal wife is sick with consump
ton, and cannot recover. Lawrence has lei
Asburnham, but the friends of his family, VIII
are very respectable people, mean TO bring him t
punishment Pathfinder.
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CURIOSITY. The Portland Advertiser states
that some 1900 to 1000 people visited the sunken
land on Sunday last. The owner OF the pasture
through which people had to pass, to reach the
spot, assessed tax Of IL IL cents on each We
hicle that entered his premises, and 700 vehicles
i is said, paid the tax, and visited the premises
during the daYi
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DIED.

In this city, May 18Th, Harriete Maria, daughter Of
Otis and Louisa E. Braman, yrs. and 81 mos.
IFFunerHl this afternoon az | O'Clock Friends and
acquaintances are invited to attend.
Mt Vernon, Ohio, May 2lsi MIR silas Knowton, rs.
Formerly OF shrewsbury and for the last IL years OF his
life citizen OfM v.
In Manchester, N H., June 4, of consumption Mr. ROD,
ney 5 Emerson, printer formerly OF this city, So
In Charlton May 26th, Mrs Elizabeth, wife of Col Asa
Bacon, 20 Printers in Me- and Ohio please copy.
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CAUTION.

NOTICE is hereby given, that nv SON. sANurr a
minor, aged seventeen years has left my house for
parts unknown, Monday the llth inst II persons
are cautioned against trusting him on my account as
shall pay M debts ofhis contracting shall claim all
his earnings HENRY BAILEY
Dudiey, JuRe 10, 1919. d3wA
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sB~ Bishop Doane publishes statement OF the
manner in which he has become so deeply in
volved in debt and attributes it entirely TO his
efforts to establish and sustain schools and col
lege to advance 'sChurch Principles in the Di
ocese. He says he has made an assignment OF
all his property of every kind, for the beneSt o.!
his creditors, and only desires the time and on
portunty to meet and pay the whole amount OF
his indebtedness in principal and interest-his
private income being more than sufficient for his
private expenditure.
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DR.. jackson NOT DISMISSED. The Intel.
ligencer says: "We informed that instruc-
tons were prepared, early in April, at the Gen.
era Land Office- under the direction OF the Sec
retary OF the Interior, for the completion of the
survey, and were atout to be forwarded to Dr..
jackson when his resignation reached the De.
partment. The resignation was accepted 90 far
as to excurse that gentleman from field duty. and
no farther; and 1t is understood that he is no ac
tually engaged in preparing his report upon the
Copper Lands, of which the survey has been
completed under his direction .
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u Nathaniel Rogers, late proprietor ofthe Delavan
House, Albany, has bect me proprietor of new and
magnificent hotel just completed at Buffalo, 10 be know
as The Phelps House.
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NTEIl

WANTEDs
Buy, about l5 years old, to learn the Watch and
IA Jewelry Business. Good recommendation will he
required by l.. HANGS
June Is. distf o05 Moin G,
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MARRIED..

MARRIED.
In this city, June 10, by Rev. j. Jennings
Rawson TO Miss Sarah c. Harlow.
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e The correspOndent olthe Journal Of Com

n The correspondent Of The Journal Of Com
merce, in his letter Of 11th says:
ssMr Abbott Lawrence has accepted the mis-
sion TO England, and the commission was issued
to-day; or, at least, it was In some way finally
settled to day. His Secretary of Legation as
also appointed, to wit, Mr. Davis, sjn OF the Sena
tor, John Davis. OF Massachusetts
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10 The Board of Health for New York city report
fory>four new Of Cholera and fouteen deaths ON
Wednesday.
Fy The Board Of Health at Richmond report
new cases Of Cholera and deaths for the as
hours ending Monday evening.
Two cases of Cholera ard one death were re-.
ported in Philadelphia on Tuesday.
At ST. Louis, sixteen cemetries report 9s bur-
ials on Saturday, Sunday and Monday, 81 OF
which were deaths by Cholera.
AT Cincinnati, eight deaths from Cholera, were
reported on Tuesday.
In Albany, on Tuesday, the Board of Health
reported one new and fatal case OF Cholera Two
OF the cases previously reported have since proved
fatal.
The Daily spy., 1849-06-15

SATURDAY, at 3 o'clock, P. NJ, Messrs Pra
and Scott will sell splendid collection OF impol
ted Garden and House Plants.
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The Railroads and the White Mountains. Wells
River Village, Vt, the pIesen northern terminus Of Con
necticut and Passumpsc Rivers Railroad is within 20
miles OF Litteton, which is the nearest village TO the
White Mountains. That railroad, 10 miles in length.
after passing near Dartmouth College, connects, at the
mouth of White River, with the Vermont Central lex
tending, on the one hand towards Burlington, 10 Mont
peler, and on the other, down the Connectcu and the
Northern, with Concord, &c.
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Bank OF EnRlsnd

Bank OF ERglsnd.
An account, pursusnt 70 the act 7th and 9Th Vie
terra, chap 81, for the week ending March 1870.
tssjstued Gz53lhe6 Government Debt. .4ll 6lW
Other Securities 3D.. 2,g6f.HN
Gold Coin and Bul
lion ,.......... 1896 lx
afaa az
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hoped the staple Will not advance so rapidly - VAS
expected and to the interference with tho fair profits
OF the manufacturers.
The funds are nrmer, and have improved nearly
per cent. Consols for money were frst done At Slx
and have since touched 92 for the account they have
been done at Ok, 9lh, and %. Exchequer bills, al
to As
In the foreign stock market, Spanish and Mexican
remain steady Spanish actives At Tx to l7x; the
per cents, 2S to 29,s; Mexican has been done at II
The share market IL fat and neglected.
Two O'Clock AT the Hudson's Bay Company's fu
sales offers and fishers have been in fair request tn,
The rather improving tone Of the English Stock
Market which observable yesterday afternoon hs
confirmed to-day, the excellent disposition mani
tested In the French Assembly upon the subject o
Italian affairs being we'll calculated to inspire CONF.
,sa Of II. ".n II. poa1 oCSd BE-
many but ~ yet the letters We have not a.
together favorable or st any rate ara uncertain The
Frankfort Parliament has called for the second half Of
the grant of three millions OF forms the formation
and equipment Of fleet. The continuation to the
l6hs per cent according to the standing OF the Dor
Consols are 9s to % for the present account
Exchequer Bills have been Ais to 43s. premium. Bank
In the Foreign Market the transactions have been
moderate, but Mexican has been in favor, and pur-
chase Of f26 600 for with some SIN aler deal.
ints has the stock buoy ant the price at which
the larger transaction was Effected bsins FIX Peru
Wan bonds are quiet. but we'll supported 1t 50 TO s.
Brszilisn Old Bonds have realized 49, There have
been bargains in the Danish stock 1t OAK; Datch
4psI cent. bave been 7ak; Spanish per cents have
peen al out W. TO 20, and portuguese per oenS 70
to 70.
Latest Three O'Clock Consols for the Account left
cn st Ss1S al and for the April Account 92k "a
HAvRx, March 7.-CoTToN-Sinoe receipt OF advioes
from the United States up to tbs eth uit per Canada
CDR n rbet has undergone various auotustions In
the fret ipstsnce there fall off to from the
effects produced by the announcement Of sixteen new
wet loading for eur port and slso from the accounts
rceiwd fIom Liverpool, where the Canada,s adyices
hag equally cscasioped decline; In the second IN.
stance, We Influenced from the favorsbs change
pioluted in the Ensish markets, by exceedingly Ca
ocursgirg D@~s from India, for where an important
szror'Atio Of manufactured goods to take plaas
Il ve ga,n' our lost ground, as saes bsoXms
oore active reaching TO 5000 bales per diem aud
cur stock on hand exceedingly reduced towards tina
end of he week FOR the or thres DAYS ho e.
ever our market las become rshe duh In -xo scta.
non 81 Our letters ~ the steamer, which va shaft NJ
d. utt, receive Tomorrow, aud n0twithsts nd M tns
sttrsl 9sthIdsy ofthe Ducbesse D'O.l.sps bringing
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THR CHOLERA IN GREAT BRITAIN.-The cholera,
although II real pears In some localities at inter
walls, is now decidedly on the wane. The number
ef cases is early about fourteen thousand, whereof
about six thousand have proved fatal, more than
four thousand have recovered, whilst more than
three thousand are under treatment, or the result
ls not stated. In Scotland the disease appears
to be assuming the form of simple diarrhDa, the
attacks OF the latter beng now tour times as many
as those OF Asiatic cholera The malady has APP
Feared in the south Of Ireland, and several fatal
cases have occurred in Cork and Limerick. The
weather, after some rigorous days OF cold and wind,
has now become mid, and the land generally Is In
a fit state tor sprDg sowing. The public health,
upon the Whole, is satisfactory. European Times,
MOrfh 10
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From accounts received from Brghtingsea, email
ter vetee lost i've hands in audable attempt res
cue some Of tho sufferers The noble fellows saw the
quarter deck carried away with the emigrapts 1t.
They imme dia,ey pushed of in their boat with view
Ct eaving some Of the drowning creatures, but had
scarcely got few strokes, when heavy sea caught
their craft upsst and the whole Of the poor fellows
met with . watery grave.
The Long Sands form very extensive shoal some
distance outside the well known channel known a
the swim. In length they are between aine and ten
miles and their breadth averages from half mile to
mile ana half They are ABOUT twenty milss from
THE port and their other extremity the name dis
,sDcs ffem the North Forelsnd and 1t Ia matter Of
some turpre that Inflated vessel should have made
such course to touch These sands IL is affirmed
that he must have been number points out Of her
track In making for the chsnnei: for even boste rous
Ne the wind was 1t not in direction likely to has
ten tho striking of the ship the shoals The OPT.
Dicn here given by compeen mt parties IT, that the me.
laDcholy cstasoIba entirely attributed to the want
ofJudgnsDt on The part Of the At this port
be vas well known an generally considered an ex-
p-riepeeJ mariner sworby OF re marx however that
American commander nifty, coming from foreign
than The noie proper and eafe chan mel The reason
for doing 70 cannot yet be explained, but the cir
cunenDce bas often been noticed by the oldest pilots
and hence the Dumerous disss,ers
Upwards Of two hun vessels started Saturday
morning for the spot where the wreck lies, With .
view Of picking Up what portion Of her cargo may be
the scene 70 protect 1t tm the rsvages Of tho wreck
Up to the hour Of this report being forwarded none
q The yerself had returned. Crowds we're collected
on the jetty and qoay anxious to learn any further
ottae report hso been received by the Preventive
Service, that nifty bodies bad been found along the
ccaet towIds Sout nd. but have means Of as
certsiniDg Its correctness,
I'VE learn that the Floridan was insured in this
city, at The General Mutual, Atlantic, Union,
and New York insurance Offices for f20, 0C0, which
was divided equally among them -ED. HERALD
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ra. ', 49, ~ ..:s"a i...;.. 49, 49," go
.oupue tne enomy ,eu .u ieo' ioHv-.s ~ 1913 oSu
ars. pu r ~ s t. LIE. a,;,I.r ia
nnsoAw wen, VII .nio. ',oop VI .o
Wh1ee caVAry ol,eaas heI seen uL.soseu W A.ssoS
them on Inc Opposite sioe Inc co,u.uH ohoe nv.e M
vsnceo, movrpB owe. INC srounu J.ss "
tneenemy me SIM army 10y sAsnusu Lom Nivops "
fu"o stretcning me from noitn W Sou.n ~oss
some ontence from the Jheium Wnion eoveteo tneir
rear spd over whon well oonsIruc'ea or,use nsa
b'sn tnfown Inef maesahes wore ~ nussool, Were
the spur e1tendng from tne mounssns Term nsteo'
and near 70 ~nen tnsfs ws nsr,os pass OF gorge,
Wen suteo iof SAFE sno essy osse OF Lovoro
befsnsg thsm Insh nsnks oe,pg ootn aomIsey 80
cureo snear UsS W mv,u ,rSu ron
aaan we're covefea ~ JenSe sno uaevSn sS.aSSs
ne olsn ~ w ~. ~ suv n,.t p.""ni 49,
Desn 30 aaso '. 81 ~. LII ,,is ~. 49, twvua hmt
no1 OILY soso .e p S 49,. 1900 a. ,hS. S,ss'
.neH sIs 'no.'uo.u, 81. o,.io.S "a tha tr.oU.
uon GUY On w. nv -. 49,. tthont ,a.t W. ~
n.o oeop ioi W. ~ $4,000 20 snc.mn a. ~.
n,sh. 80 :. ,n,no".,hs ~ .ttsoI The snemy
pisn' ~ " .ss o 49, ~ ~ s ~" ".;,;on h.,o,s
WIN snspssr OF oIve n,n non ~. pos,, s ~ 1919
"n"s 'nr oo". A,on " . q -,,h;s ...r
shoh vac, ~ eseme, " ".'e 70. P.. s.' .nHsS
vi INC enemy oss eISsi uIe vi sss,o.y Ies.S
and zone OF tne spot 'e near tns con oue,'
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GREAT DISCOV, RY.
q - EGT ON EE.HR$R one.

TTNHS OIL. prepared bv IT. G. CUKKIEK, VINO IS inc
sole Proprietor in United States AMI ts the great
est discovery known world tor the growth OF iiar
and warranted J. will cause the hair TO grow where ~
has falen OF sd Is sure preventative, and makes il
grow thick dark and silky Price LOO per bottle The
o reerencea can be obtained those who have
hex benefited in this city.
Nh. The money viii be paid back in all cases when
he Oil does not give satisfaction ,s
sole Agents in Worcester, WM. ID. FENNO q SON,
ies NAN SIree dwtf Jnly 2.
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LEOTTARD'S
Boston and Worcester EXPRESS,

II VII e subscriber continues to run THE EA
E1gIssSz i PRESS between Boston and Worcester, fo
4SSE the safe transmission OF Packages, Bundles
~sA~ iIaHF Notes. Specie and Merchn disc general!
Three Tipes each way Daily
Particular attention giNS~ TO paying, collecting and ne
goIiating notes, das, bills, and purchasing and selling
merchandise, produce etc.
All packages must be directed TO his
The subscriber alone responsible for property entrus
ed to his care, and risk assumed by the Boston
Worcester Rail Road Company.
Packages by this line Forwarded from Worcester tt
salem, Newbury port Taunton, Fall River, and New Bed
lord also, TO Portland, and all parts of Milne.
orders free goods he returned by this Express.
OFFlcEs-HARNDEN j. cos Office Court Street
Boston; ]. II KNIGHTS HAT STORE, 1o3 Main ST.
Worcester. s. 3. LEONARD.
Tai Of. dti
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.Neap EVesstEae1. &trip.

rElUE subscribers iva iuven. Ell New eatrer STRIP
4 Tor Doors possessing drcded advantages over any
Their in IT constructed th its pei ect reedoHi
If molten is never affected by swelling or sarinking ny
.ny eanges in the atmosphere, or ny loading WI ice
II gives wav 10 accidental instructions thai wOpd crush
and destroy ether knIs ID passes them unharlned,
AMI nv it, peculiar structure be Instantly regulated,
50 as 20 sccomnoIa tse to The change maze ~ the
in using One OF them has Dfeh IN use ior sohie
weeks pasl on the door Of w HeALEy, his shop il
FIundry street. where IT'S operation may be seeu w
intend 10 lake ont patent immeda'ey for ms Improve
m.nt JARED VAN sOLEN,
JOHN w. llEALkY.
Worcester Oct 49, 1919.
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PREMIUM
Daguerreotype Establishment,
A. a R,SssInv EdaIH No. q

No. ES1lWIty kAUEE, NUs
TIME Proprietor OF this Establishment is prepared
4 usual 20 fun-h his friends and the public with the
most pertect Daguerreo ypes TINT he produced OF
the character OF the pictures executed at this ong estab-
l.h he'd Caller, il il enough to repeat that they have
secured the very highest tokens If award from he late
Ne6hanics Fair in this City and from other equally COM
netent sources Probably Establishment in The
try ENJOYS more envabe reputation ter its PERFECT
md IiFE>LlKE TYPES, as well Tor the beauty and
expression their parts Having secured the
services Of MR. MOSES s CHAPLIN, as an Artist 10
ke charge Of my operating department. allow me TO in
vile the attention Of readers 10 The hertul Dasuer
reotypes executed ut DR. VAN ALSTlN'S Establish.
ment No. BRiNLEY HALL.
Those who visit ou City FOR the purpose of procuring
Daeuerreotypes, he more satisfactorily accOmmo
dated Than al NO. BRINLEY HALL.
MINIATURES put INFO SILK for $l-and into Velvet
Gases for S. so.
N b. stock constantly Oh hand and for sale at
shIe nrices dit Oct4.
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ma DaguerreotVpists.

l. CASES OF all szes and every description in use,
Preservers Frames Mats Glass Paints, Brushes Ger
man. and American b OninA, Iodine and Choloride OF
Iodine, Mercury, Soda, Rotten Stone Chloride oil Gold,
Rouge sc. Every article sold will be warranted to be
of he first quality.
This is HUMBUG ESTABLISHMENT and the subscriber
does advertise stock in larger quantities Than he
weliy has for sale, Purchasing larger quantities,
having better facilities for buying more experience in
tnent the HEAD QUARTERS for Worcester County,
subscriber wi sell stock from fue 10 ten per cent
cheaper than be purchased any Other place an his
City Remembef this nd call At
ADAMS ROOM, 142 Main street.
Worcester july e6 dtf
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Daguerre0tVpes.

rElE subscriber respectfully informs his old friends and
/ customers thai he mas returned TO his old stand,
236 Main-street,
where he wou6 be pleased up" all who may favor
him with patronage lie nv all call and examine
his specimens, parculTy those Of the Hon Judge Cosmar
Post Master General the United States and Gen Phelps
President of the Ms.sackSses Copper Mining Cdmpa -
whose Daguereoypes he has had the pleasure Of taking dur
ing his ylsit In Vermont.
B. Pictures taken in less time and ifelke than
II any other room in he city.
Worcester, Sept. %. VIM. ii. GILMORE.
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Fire Proof Paint for Roofs.

TENHE subscribers grateful for iavols conferred
the east n would respectfully inform The pubs
lie thar they continue TO execute
House and Sign Painting, and CraininSs
ITS VARIOUS BRANCHES,
and would solicit ct the me- and assure
i,r friends that tion shall he wanting ON ther
part cUnli, uance their support.
They aresaiso prepared to Paint Rmn., Houses, and
Fences with a Perfect Fire Proof Paint, reRder-
ing il unn cessa Ci" in The uf ROos
BY which saUtd and the aid OF Hl Grants
and FIRE Companies rendered almost useess as NO FIRE
CAN IGNITE PAINT.
All Urders promptly attended to.
JOSIAH VIII ARD FRANCIS n GOURLAY.
CorRey of M.ckanic and horoieh Streets.
Worcester, Nov 81, 1873. dwSw