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Ponds Free Picture Gallery

a Nd MOnOcrOmatfc Academy IS NOW OPEN for
n visitors and pupils in FLAGG BUILDINGS, I'd story.
The finest specimens of Monocromatic Painting in tile
country will IRON time time be exhibited in connection
An opportunity is offered to those desiring
ceive instruction in MOnochronac Painting-a style
picture making at easy and rapid of execution and
beautiful when completed None know of their capacity
for drawing till opportunity has afforded them the of
testing Every who has received instruction in this
style Of Drawing expresses satisfaction and delight
xpected progress made in OF lessons of fifteen
hours The unqualified praise this of drawing received
from almost every year quarter at tho Mechanics Pair is
conclusive evidence that is only to be known be ape-
cated and receive the attention Of the lovers of the fine
Mr. Ponds furnished with every convenience
for giving instruction in this desirable accomplishment.
TERMS-l5 Lessons, one hour each, Sc.
Glass exclusively for ladies', from Ito II A. NJ.
Glass for Ladies aud Gentlemen, from 2to SIP. Nj.
Evening Class, from Ito 9P.M.
Evening Class except Wednesday and Friday.
Extra charge for private instruction at the house.
l.FMnterials furnished, Wholesale and retail.
Worcester, Dec 3. diff
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HEALTH INSURANCE.

Winter catarrha evers intermitIents, influenza rheu.
matism, peursy asthma, torpid digestion, DC, upon
us, and oil the malades prevalent this season. like
those of The fall may all be traced to the blood, the bile
and other fluids of the body, may well that
persons DESTROYS OF nsuriGg their health the winter
months, will find il good policy resort the Rev. b.
HIBBARUS ANTI BILIOUS PILLS, m Invaluable veg
etable mediciae, which seems Away take the most
direct road to the lurking place of dsea VIII may
have enrenched ilseit, and to expel il " arnniS
For sale in Worcester BY M. B. Green, Lewis T. Lazel,
deoplmw2I49
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Cincinnati and St. Louis.

The subscriber contemplates leaving this City for the
"West about the 9th Of next month, with tho expectation
olpassng portion OF the coming winter in the above
ed cities and he will be happy attend any business
which may be entrusted to hm-such the purchase and
sale of Merchandise, the settlement aud adjustment of
claims in those and the intervening neighborng cities
Please call at The Counting Room OF Messrs b. L. HAIR
IL Co., aosite Central Exchange
Worcester, Nov 26 DIT JONATHAN CARY.
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MISS BRUCE
I'd. p. POND
MISS Marion q. Eaton,

Will commence the second quarter of her SCHOOL, for
Young Ladies and Misses, MONDAY, December 3rd IN
the Brick lock Main Street. opposite the residence
of Mr. Samuel Cotton Terms from So to s. per qnare
cording to studies pursued.
Reference may be made to the following gentlemen: Rev.
Dr. Smaley, George Bates, Md, Geo Nj. Rice, Esq.
Nov 10. dtD3
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w. q. REWTS. Artist.

Has returned to his studio, in WARREN BLOCK Pearl
Street. where he would be happy to his friends and sup
ply them with LANDSCAPES.
Mr. b. has little lime tn he could devote Instruction
in Landscape Painting Those who DESTROYS of acqur
ing his bold style OF Painting have the opportunity
Nov a. dwtf
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COAL-COAL,
Look at This.
Matthewson's Improved Patent Weather


STRIF9
EOR cheapness, simplicity and durability Is pronounced
Il by hundreds the BEST ARTICLE now in use for out
side DOORS it excludes every particle of rain snow and
dust. In Keeping cold IL will in short time save
the price asked il fuel The rapidly increasing sales
with great demand for the above article has caused
many unprincpled throughout New England to make
and sell inferior article purportng 10 be the same
Matthe wson's Paten-thereby njuring the real one.
The public cautioned against purchasing OF any ex>
cent au horned agens as ali inrngments will be dealt
with according to law.
For sale at II. W. MILLER'S Hardware Store. Main
Street. and at A. BILLINGS &c Front St. Orders to be
applied, left above, will be promptly attended TO.
In regard their being affected, either by snow or ice
reference be had by calling an above to any reason
able amount where they have been used the past two
years, and have given perfect satisfaction
Improved Spring Stops furnished II requested.
A. B. CRANE, General Agent,
Dee5. eod&wu Foundry ST., Worcester.
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~ ROSS'S XpreSS forward all sorts OF
parcels and small through direct over the Worcester
Rail Road to Newp0rt, Fat Riuer, Bristol and Warrem
JulY22. dwtf
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10 More colds and coughs are cured by the
of" Adams Cough Specific" than by all the syrups
balsams and loaengss combined have ye offer
ed to the public yet this astonishing medicine be obs
tanned OF ] CIRCUIT 20l Main st. D4d2twlt
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NEW FALL GOODS.

NEW FALL GOODS.
THE subscriber would respectfully inform his friends and
those in this City and vicinity that he has in Store
and " i'll he in daily receipt of NEW FALL GOODS-com-
prsing one of the best assortments Of
cloak Gg1tG Dress Goods
that can be found in tits City, such us
THIPET, MERINOS, LYONESE, ALPACAS, MOHAIR
LUSTRES, ORLEANS de LANES, PRINTS, &C.,
every variety style and price that be found in the
market. Also, large assortment Of
FURNISHING GOODS,
such Bleached and Brown SHEETINGS and Shirtings
Tickngs, FEATHERS, Buraps, Crashes, Diapers,
Table Linens Bleached Brown and Cold Table Covers &c
FBanmelS.
have also large and well selected of Elan
nes consisting in part of Red Twiled, Grey do Plain do
blcached and Unbeached Cotton do, all OF which will be
sold at the VERY LOWEST PRICES
ShaWhS +! ShaVVlS!!
splendid assortment of All Wool CASHMERES Thl,et,
SILK and BAY STATE Long and Square SHAWLS of
ofcvory size, quality and price from Sc to $I2.
Hosiery and Gloves.
have on hand and shall keep the best assortment Of
Mems, Womens and Chdren's Hosiery and Gloves that
can be found in this city,
bV'OOEe2C Yarns.
also, have hand and shall keep the best assortment
OF Yarns of every variety and color and well supplied
with all kinds of EDGINGS, INSERTINGS, THREAD,
PINS, TAPES, NEEDLES, &c., in Short every article
usually kept in Thread Stores All of above Goods will
be sold at the lowest possible prices.
Remember the No. 214 Main Street. a.
SI9dwistf N. W. BATCHELDER.
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Uxbridgc Academy.

UNWKKWSG 1ACadHNHys
TvHE Winter Term Of this Institution Will commence
Il on Wednesday, December ffth, and continue eleven
weeks, under the care Of the present teachers.
Price of tuition, &c, as usual. q
The Principal has made arrangements TO receive few
lads into his family where he will devote to them special
attention. and endeayor exercise over them parental
care.
The charges per quarter for board including lwashlng
fuel and ghts) use OF books and stationery will be @5S
Board in good families be obtained Tor Sl!o per
week. j. NJ MACOhBEh, rrthcipal.
xbr,dge INV I'll. xse twlwt6
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Fifty Dollars Reward.

WHEREAS, Woman, whose maiden name
w was Mary BURNS from Thorny Bridge, Parish of
County Tpperary, Ireland, upon the 3ls
day of January s42 married by the Rev Mr. Haly Parish
Priest Of GammonseId to one PATRICK FITz PATRIcK,
and In April lo46 she lett her lawful husband and came
TO America. She and one BRYAN LAIHY, blacksmith,
supposed TO be her first cousin since been
living together as man and vie. She Is supposed
be In Worcester Farnumsve in Grafton where she
has brother and two sisters She is about i've feet high
thin favored black and very thin, light delicate
plexioD with small mole the forehead. There
three spes Of indeIibe ink in the form Of triangle upon
one o. her hands. She walks with prompt and active
gait. The above reward will be paid for her detection
PATRICK X FITz PATRICK,
Al Mrs Riley's, Temple St.
Worcester Nov 81 l845 N22d5twlr
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Lost.

IN Friday last, between Worcester and Leicester
" BUNDLE, containing Dress Pattern and sundrg ar
tices Ladies' apparel. The finder shall be reasonably
rewarded receive The thanks OF the owner by leaving
the same with MR.. HATCH, Of the Leicester Stage.
Leicester, Dec 4. GOV
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EDWARD s. MASON,
UEAG CHER on utIIIr

TEACHER OF THE
ORGAN, PIANO FORTE & VOCAL MUSIC,
No. Warren Hall, Pearl-st.,
Piano Fortes tuned and any other business connected
with the profession will be promptly and athtuy
attended TO, either in or out Of the City, appi,
cation at his ROOM
Jane 81. d&w6n, WORCESTER.
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BOyle's Hyperion Fluid,
IT HE most deservedy popular compound for The Hair
use for sale the proprieor's prices by the only
agent in Worcester,
LEWlST. IAZELL, Apothecary,
No pol Main ST, doors north American House.
Nov7 dw6w
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eA9.Ch6feCE2E9.e!
TO BE LET.

TO BE LET.
THE unoccupied STORE Adams Block two doors
south OF L. Spring, 2d's, Grocery. Inquire of said
Spring No. 2S7 Main-st. WEST ADAMS.
Nov ~. e0d6tb
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REMOVAL
To Flagg's Buildings.
CHARLES A. IIPT0N

WOULD give notice that the better to accommodate
w his friends ans the pubic he has taken a ne " in
ccmmodious Store in FLAGGS BUILDINGS. q " door
north OF the old nd.
Having onse Old g ork uction we are enabled
To offer our customers an ENTIRELY NEW STOCK o.
RICH and FASHIONABLE
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
which selling at much prices than are charged
for old Goods elsewhere
Particular attention is invited to our Stock of
: THIBET CLOTHS.
some extra fine and cbOice coIos.
LYONkSE CLOTHS of all grades,
Together with great variety Of Plain Goods Dresses
Cioaks and Pelsses.
YARD WIDE BLACK SILKS
TURc SATiNS-Ptain and Stripe Fancy SILKS.
Delalnes, Cashmeres Eng and Am. PRINTS,
SHA WIS.
super and common CASHMERE SHAWIS- Bfourn
all grades - -
BROAD CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES.
Housekeeping Goods Fiannels, &c.
Also, complete assnrtm, mt of WHITE GOODS for
Wedding and Evening Dresses
Velvet Trimmings, Cloak Fringes Linen and
STORE GOODS.
we would invite the special attention of purchasers
BARGAINS. CHARLES A. uPTON
NoF II Owls
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NOTICE.

A NDREW HUNTERsON, practical Hemp Manufac-
IN is requested to call at the American House,
send word where he may be found, TO Nj THOS. TUCK
Err, AM House, Worcester. dStA Dec 8.
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CHLOROFORN.
DIR. HARRIS, 1874 Main Street, prepared TO
extract Teeth WITHOUT pain by the Of this recently DIS
covered substitute for Ether-CHL0RoFoRM.
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LOST

IN Saturday, between the American TEMPERANCE House
W and the civ Hall BrIss Door Key. The finder will
be suitably rewarded by leaving it at his office dD4
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Notice to School Committee Men

THE services OF experieDced school Teacner VINO
from past employers and who is regular graduate OF the
Brdgewater Normal School; he obtained BY address
nec < d4twlt
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The Show will contain the largest aud best assortment Of
all kinds of Rubbers offered in the State out of the
Metropolis. Ladies, Misses, and Chdrens PATENT and
NATIVE RUBBERS of every size and price, Gents Over
and Sandal nbers high nish and warranted not to lie
affected by heat or cold.
Ladies and Gents Patent Rubber Boots,
of which of style before offered in this
market
All those in of substantial Boots and Shoes for the
coming season, will find it for their interest to view this
Exhibition is the only Store in the City where SO large
general is be found ind where they
CAN be sold at low prices.
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FOR SALE,

A VERY desirable lot for health and PLEASANT
- "A ness, Situated on Main and Allen Streets
EHk ALSO, House on corner of Main and Charlton
SITS. Inquire at THIS OFFICE. d3m sept ~
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yHE Winter Term in this Institution will commence WI
i Thursday, Dec. 9th
st50 ner auarter JOS A. DENNY, Sec'y.
VIZ ~ fN@''0'' Of the Board Of Trustees.
Ia;ees,., Nav az 1e40. d6Sw 2w
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Boots Boots Boots.

lot of Gent's sewed Calf Boots together with FoRRS
FRENCH DRESS BOOTS, and New York Patent
Leather do. which cannot lie beat.
Some OF the finest Pegged Boots ever offered in any show
In New England superior those which in such de-
mand last spring good assortment of those Double Sole
and Double vamp WATER PROOF BOOTS, which will
wear LONGER than any other Boot manufactured, as
many my customers testify have any quantity
making and accommodate all who
The assortment OF Heavy CALI KIP Cowhle and Calcutta
Boots, will of itsefbe more off Show than often seen
and Cacutta Boots, and Thin which nice.
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WANTED,

ITUATION in this city, by experienced man, Ell
Ter Book-Keeper Salesman, in a Grocery, Grain,
DIVISION Store References given. Inquire at this Oh
DIT Nov. II.
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a WANTED,
AT the Co ID INTENT FACTORY, Nj, Man who unoer-
N stands NAPPIN and FINISHING SATINET. IN
quire Of ABRAHAM FIRTH, cigppUiHe. Mass, or ~
LIvERMORE, COOPER Dc CO.
Good Intent, N. j., Nov a. s
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To Let.

THE OFFICE our Store now occupied by Doct.
l. Clark Possession given Immediately. Inquire of
n2ct 10. dist G. FOSTER q CO
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CURIOUS DISCOVERY.

In the great Pyramid Of Esyp, i, a
email opening a, the top. the depth OF
which has never been sounded. Annthcr
aperture pf The same sze exlsts at the foot
Of the Pyramid. II vas long conleciufed
that these two openings communicated
with each other, but no means caull be
devised to establish the fact, I'll the pro.
blem was solved recently by the inceuui
~ Of an Arab. He took ca; and her
kIltens, placed The old c.l IA QUE aperture
aud the kittens ~ The other, aud stopped
up ania With stones. The next dsy he open.
ed them, ard found cat end httcus ali to.
selher n, The foot Of the long passage.
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TnE LAW OF NEWSPAPERS.

As there is some MISUNDERSTANDING IN
regard to the "law Of Newspapers" by
subscribers and osi.masiers, aud IN order
that they may be able to fulfil their duty
respectively, we insert the following laws
which We find ia the columns of our es.
chln9es. We trust tie Post masters at
the various stations to which our paper is
seat. vll comply with The request sub.
joldcd below.
!. Subscribers who d, not give express notice
TO The contrary. are considered wishing TO con,in
We their subscriptions
y u the Subscribers order the denomination
oil 'heir papers, the publisher may continue 10
SEND ihehl till all cash charges are p,id
j. II subscribers neg ect or refuse 10 take their
papers from the Offices to which they are direct.
cd they arc held responsive till they have set
tied their bill aud order their paper discontinued
4 II subscribers remove 10 other places with.
out informing the publishers. and the paper is
cent 10 the fofmtr direction, they are held re-
-pen.ibie.
3. The Courts have decided that refusing tc
AXE paper, or periodicnl from the Office. sr 70.
moving and leaving il uncaled for, is "prins
aeic F" evidence OF Intentional fraud.
Ff5- Post masters arer qlestcd 10 keep
| cory of the above rules, and show it TO
'ersuns eho may decline taking their pa.
'ers out of The respective Offices, wihaut
'asiug paid up all The arfearages for the
Ime.
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RECOVERY OF TUE LOST PLAY OF
MASslNGER.

comedy of Masslfger, entitled +" De.
Il We as You List" has been discovered in
h"siaud, ard p,luied b. the Percer Soci
ey. The manuscript is ia The hand wri
ilng Of The poet THIS p'ay was formerly
supposed to 10 one of The twelve, which
ly the uns ccouuishle carelessness Of War.
button, were destroyed by his housemaid,
to save the exfene" OF inoss c"ssly wrap.
ping piper There are thtee more man.
u-cript plays Of Massinger esisot--' The
Second MAIDS Tragedy, The Bugbear, aud
the Queen uf Corsica These are IN the
library OF tho Marquis Of L,usdowne,
where they have been for mauy years, n,
person excerpt the owner having enJpY cd
Inc privilege OF seeing them.
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NO LICENSEIN BOSTON.

The subject of granting Licenses was
brough, before the Mayor and Aldermen,
on Monday, and after protraced discus.
sion, in which His Honor, The Mayor de.
Tended the views set forth in his Inaugural
Address, with as much ability as the case
admits, the Board Of AlaeFmen unanimous.
" voted against Licensfs-the vote Of his
Honor beng the only one in favor Dos.
ton Trup., of Tuesday.
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A II AID BLOW.

Same wicked wag, wlitng to the Phil
adeiphta Bulletin, rerpetfstes Tie follow
lne eplsrsm 90 The laie blow up betwce,
Brresc aud Shields;
No human being knows;
Some think fight. with Bree.e engaged,
Would surely end 10 ti0B,.
II may DO so indeed tho cass
With other such agrees.
And sta,esmen's dneis often end
In kicking up Breeze.
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A PROPHETIC JEST BY LOUIS PHIL
IfpE

Sevetal years ago, a very distinguished
Englt.li nobIcman, Lord B---m having
the honor OF dining with The King, in the
unce.cmoui1us mauuef 10 which he de.
lighted Ia withdraw h,mselftfom the tram.
msls Of STATE, the conversation was carried
on as If between two equals, and his Ma
jesiy, inter aha remarked that he " was
the only Sovereign nov in Europe III 10
I'll throne Lord B---In. somew hat
staggered by this piece Of ego.ism. nut.
tered on some trlie Compliments upon the
great talent for governments which his
royal entertainer had always displayed,
&C., when the King burs, on, iuio fit
of Iaug h,ee, md reclaimed, M, no, tina,
i. not shai ! mean; but hngs are at such
u discount IN our days. there is no saying
what may happen; and am the only
monarch who has cleaned his own boots,
and could do 1t AGAIN."
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A FAT OFFICE.

The Health Officer of the port Of New
York receives annually fees amounting to
$40, 900, or three times as much as the
President of the United States is paid. Ii
is no wonder that the bill before the Legs.
la,ure Of the Slate TO lako away the fees
and pay liberal salary, is strongly re.
sisted.
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ROBBERY OF THE GOVERNMENT
JEWELS
EEgsRkA3iz REVEAL IONS.

The National Police Gazette of last
tons respecting the robbery Of the Patent
Once IN November ISIS. Tho Gaz;tie
has lrum the frs, charged thot the robbie.
~ was committed by two weH known
thieves, Hand and Webb. under the direc
lion o. others and the Object of these men
was not SO auch rlsnder, us TO be in pc
si'ion successfully TO negotiate for the re.
lease from prison Of brother Of Webb's,
who had been convicted of forgery. Let.
rers received by President Po'k, offering
% restore TIN jewels, have been traced by
the editors of the Police Gazette To Hand,
aud many facts are given cuunisnGucing
The iufgoins superstition.
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MANUFACTURING BY SLAVE LABOR.

South Caro'iua already has several luur.
ishlng Cotton Manufactures IN operation.
Among those recently completed is the
Grante,lIlc Mil. on the South Carolina
R,ilrosd, about IL mllcs from Augusta
one of The largest interior Cotton markets
in the United States. This mill contains
9 $50 spiHdes and 800 looms, and is said
TO be one Of the mos. perfect mills in Ihe
country. The lnctory buildings are Of
granite, the dwelling houses of wood, put
up 10 good tasle-!he streets md grounds
laid out and ornamcn.ed, and nothing
spared which will add 10 the beauty Of the
scene, and inspire pride in the operatives.
There is sad to be scarcely Il town in
New, Eng aud which will compate with it
for nea,ness and beauty and the old po.
ltcians who visit u, admit that 1t is indeed
one Of the bright spots in South Carolina
and that, If it proves TO be successful, II
will revoluionIzc public sentiment. Fail.
ure Is considered out Of the question they
have Rhode Island men to manage the
concern aud the most efficient that can be
procured. Labor Is obtained al about half
the cos, OF labor IN New. England, and the
operatives are said 10 be lltllC inferior to
those in Rhode Island. The favorable 10.
cation, with Industry and good manage.
mcnt, mus, secure profitable results. The
expense Of the whole establishment is
s33 per spindle, nclud,og 5000 acres of
land, dams, canal, waler.puwer for 90
600 spiniles, hotel, academy, tw. churches
and 80 dwelling houses. - Soul!era Argus.
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OUR NEW POSTMASTER GENERAL

| OUR NEW POSTMASTER GENERAL
The editor Of the New York Coufie,
and Enquirer. relates the following arec.
do,e Of Mr.. ColIamer. Of Vermont, our
new Postmaster General,
" lie is, 10 an exten', rare even in this
country II wonderful opportunities and IA
ci!iiics for success. the sriifcer 81 his ow n
fortunes, having raised himself b. The most
strenuous ctoris, from poverty 10 his pre-.
sent place. To illustrate his s1cIti0ns
and his merits in this regard, We may,
without improperly, repea, here a re-
mark We Leurd him make, al dinner 81
the graduates of his Alma Maitr--lbe
University Of Vermont -oser year ago.
Speaking Of one Of The early Presidents
Of that institution, who was 10 Office While
he was IN college, Mr.. c. ssd he never
heard him utter what seemed 10 him u
harsh reproof, but once, and that was when
he directed him never TO appear 10 the re-
citation room, without ,hoss. The harsh.
ness Of the remark, he said, sprung from
tie fact iha, he had no shoes. He pro.
cured some, however, and for the sake Of
economy, carried them in his hand 10 the
door OF The recitation room, aud then pu.
them CO."
Such an nnecdoie a. this is better than
= ps.ent Of nobility, and we rather guess
that Mr. Collamer will make an efficient
head of The post. flee. MIR. Colaner, i,
need hardly be .,.,cd iss freud Of the
cheap postage system.
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A LONG SPEAKING TRUMPET.

Mr.. Whi>tlaw civil engineer al London, has
made speaking trumpet, three quarters of
mile long. Mr.. Whistlaw has given the nlme of
Teahouphapcn to his new instrument. BY
speaking in a very low tone at one end of it. the
voice is heard in loud tone at the other extremi
~. Thus conversation may be kept up between
two persons at a great distance from each other,
without its being heard by intermediate people.
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AGES OFPUBLIC MEN.

Mr.. Clay is now seventy two. Messrs.
Cnlhoun, Van Buren and Webster we're
oorn ~ 'he same year, 1892, and are now
y. General Cass 10 sixry.sly. Gen,
Taylor is six,y.four,