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Cottnn DTachineru for Sale.

ID ECENTLY used in tbs manufacture OF Me- so Prinint
FL Cloths and now good running ORDER consisting OF
Picser, WI ton d sons make20 Car'is-e Breakeis-
II Fini,hers H. Donhler-I Drawing France Iauntol
SPeecrs ~ heads each l6 Spinning FraUes, 1900 vs
spindlrs2 pair Mes nf $50 an OF III spindies
Wsrper-2 Dressers--6 sems--l Cylinder ard D6iiei
Grinders, with all other articles used In Cotton Mills
1t may be examined any time On application To Nj
srLAs 9kshoRE, So Main Of oreeser Fortarthef par
ticulsrs iaguire OF q q. HOLBRO0K, Holden
I Dea ri dStaw wlGs2
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BTGELOW,S

ssSsas Fifckburg Kstpe Greenfield, RratHeboro
$500 Beiops Fails. Rtndssr, Rutsnd, MiditeaTy
4TSsAsssA-Yt rgtnnse BurTn TN, Nashua, LoWsH, and
$500 ~ BOSTON EXPRESS t-
DAGKAGES, lBsnuiss, Mtrch pdize, or Money, pune
tuaiy 10 warded 10 and Boston three ttm's each
way, daily Notes. Drafts and Bills collected and prompt
y pad. Orders OF All mis- ecaied With despatch
Street Btatsn. -agt5 of ss l4ah
Orders received at Hutchinson Co y bookstore,
Main ST. and at The Ticket Oi-e, Lincoln So Wocesio
Sass 9A laa Jason TEMPLE, s,..sercer
yn l. G. BARbwRLL.) 'sq
N n. Goods forwarded to all parts Of New Iismpshr
Vermont and the Cana5as.
Janq5 dtf L. BICELOw, Proprietor
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Winter Arrangement commencing Feb. 10

" aAAOA commencing EcDs e
THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS.
Leave Worcester al u, 1925 a. NJ 81 p. NJ
Passengers will leave HiHbury at IT A. NJ ami 3irM
Passengers will leave Milford u A. NJ and as pm
Leave BOSTON, at 4 AM, 24S5, M
The7 NJ train will stop only take up passengers al
Way Stations TOR NelO York.
The a. train 0nt land no one east Of Framinghpm
TAe train will stop of birmingham except
TO take up Western Railroad passengers Brighton on
Thursday
The P. train is the New York Steamboat Train to
Norwich, to run as heretofore without stops except al
FrGminghcn.
Passengers for Mbury, or for HoSton and Milford will
take the AM. and PM traius. Passengers for the
Norwich Railroad will take the AM and q N trains
n. B. The A. and P. NJ. trains take passengers al
Boston for New York, via New Haven.
ByOokiine Special Trains.
Leave Brooknt at u e. and l0t q II 81 & 81 pm
Leave Boston al 81 10 and l24 81 AZ 81 I05 Pm
Neioton Special Trains
Leave Lower Falls at and GAM, 81 ~ and Fl pm Ex-
cept that on Wednesdays the last train will leave a. 10
o'clock instead Of q Pm.
Leave Boston at n M, l2f, 81, ami 81 Except
that on Wednesdays he last train will leave eleven
O'Clock instead Of 81
SarsnUtHe Special Trains.
Leave Saxouville at " AM and Pm.
Leave Boston at Am. and 81
Boston Feb II, le49 If VIM PARKER, sup't.
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NEW AND IMPORTANT
VERMONT CENTRAL RAILROAD.

nm and December 5h the Passenger Trains of the
~ Vermont Central Railroad, will run follows, in
necon with the Northern Concord Nashua and Lowell
Railroads:
FIRST TRAIN-Leaves Northaed for Boston and New
York at NJ, interesting the Nashua ind Worcester
Train Tor New York via Ally ms Point reaching N.York
AN the next day in the Trains for The South
ana West Leaves Boston at u AM and reaches North
SECOND TRAIN-Leaves Mortified at 8 P. NJ and
reaches Boston al st AN The next morning. Leaves Bos
ton at IL III. and reaches Mortified at PM.
n PASSENGERS from MONTREAL for the
{TTN Atlantic Steamers,
--S@=4H. and all passengers Tor WORCESTER or Spring
held, Mass Hartford, or New Haven, Conn, ana New
tork, will find thus the quickest route.
Passengers for Boston will pass 200 miles by rail
rnad and will through from Montreal in 81 hours Bur-
unston,Vt in l8, Montpelier in II and Norhfet in
hours Passengers by the first train for New York. via
Alyn's Point, will pass 270 miles by Railroad and will go
through from Montreal in 42hours Burlington in 20 Mont
peher IN y! and Mortified in drumming hours with ample
time or rest.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. may leave New York at
PM for Ayn Point BY any Of the other Lines that
reach Boston before the departure Of The Cars at y the
next morning, which arrives at Nsrhed at NJ, where
stages will be in readiness to them Montpelier
Burlington ST. Abans Montreal Platts urgh, Malone, and
other p nts in Northern Vermont and New York.
~ AFTER January le49, passengers may from North
field to New York By railroad, Worcester, Hartford,
and New Haven.
JAMES MOORE, Superintendent.
Norhaeld, Dec 20 le4S.
STAGES
viii run in conRection with The Vermont Central Cars
IRON me following stations:
WAte RiUer FiLJge-sor WOODS 1ck.
Sharon --iOr Straffnrd.
South R0y1tt0n Turhbrijge, Chelsea, Washington
Orange Barre.
RoyaltOnior East Bethel, East Randolph, East Brook
field, WlllIam>town and Barre
Bftbef-0r Rutland, Brandon and Middlehury
M0ntpeher-for Burlington, Keesvire, Pattsburg st.
Adams and Montrea iof Plainhed, Mm>h6eId Cabot,
and Danville; for Calais Woodbury., H.rdwck Green's
bnro', Glover B4tnn Irasburgh Coventry Derby Stan
stead aud Sherbrooke for Worcester Elmore Cratshury
M0rrisown. ydepark Johnson, Wateryille and Bakers
Fpll n Anrt hoFn fRrp
Vermont.
Watrrbury-for Stowe and Morrisville SIN Dec 20.
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no be Let.

d C wAsHBURN offer 10 lease. for a term or years
IL a bull ing at Was ins,on Square. known as the
Prouty Fire Factory with the Blacksmith shop and
out houses thereto belonging together with the steam
Engine which of about thirty horse power and in ex
ceieIt condition. The premises ate well situated and
adapted for nachnist Further Information given BY
calling TN Messrs. j. PRATr d. EARLE, or the under.
signed at their Counting Room, on Grove STREET.
Worcester, Dec s. d L. & C, WASUBURN
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IA A CoMMODIOus Store, Tenement and Barn
EsA "A situated at Webster Depot IL 10 wei, caleu
0 stel for the Boot and shoe business az aundane a.
Of heip Tor these branches business nn i'm ,his
vi@ntty u ia aise we'll arranged merchandising los
which purpose it has been occupied for several years
For terHs, which will be isera to good tenant. npply
teths Depot Master, or CLEMANs & HARMED. near lbs
remse5. dtI ssr se3 Webster. N ov 4
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LE0NARD'S casa
Boston and Worcester Express.

gTNHE subscriber continues to run THE EA
HSxEafN j PRESS between Boston and Worcester, 70,
4ksT$SAE the safe transmission OF Packages Bundles
---s-.~ lIanf Necs Specie, and Merchandise generals
Three Times each way Daily.
Particular attention given paying, collecting and ne
sUsiatng notes. drafts, bills and purchasing and selling
nsrehnndise, produce, etc. I@H# #4a.
All packages must be directed to his
The subscriber alone responsible for property
Ell co. Ms care, and risk is assumed By the Boston and
Worcester Rail Road Company. 9aHa 3U glsgt 9N II
Packages by this line forwarded from Worcester to
Salem, Newbury port, Taunton Fall River and New Bed
tosd Also to Portland, and all parts of Maine.
orders free goods be returned by this Express
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. d CO.'S. Office. 8 Court Street,
ncsfon,J j. II KNIGHTS HAT STORE, 1o3 Main 81.
worcester. s. o. LE0NARD. S
Feb ", l947. DIFF
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Worcester, SOuthbIidge. and Sturbridge
STAGE,

In connection WITH the HOrWtch and Worcester Railroad
We su1serh 0', [ssp peer n
$3.50 yTYIT "a ~ saFlished line Of Stage, TO
between ebser. South.
bridge and urbridge. Leave SnuThbdse al 81 NJ and
arrive ebster in time take the Ct train
Worcester and toson, arriving al Bistun at III A. NJ.
RETURNIHG-Leave Boston at q and Orces Ter nj
~ r. M, arriving southbrdge 81 NJ, thus giving
Souhbridge passengers 23 hours in Boston and the
day. IL Passengers for Wnrces will be SET down
al the N0rwich ana Worcester Depot ri
Tickets obtained OF the subscriber. anil at Phelps
Jewery IN Southbdqe through Worcester, and
at the Norwich and Worcester Railroad Ticket Office
through Southbrdse. Fare by this route lou
by any other.
All business ntrusted the subscriber will be prompt
iy and faithfully attended 10 -
~ Office in Worcester at the Am. Temperance House
May le. JOSEPH SIiEPARD.
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FARM FOR SAFE.

sA WE subscriber offers for Farm situated
sneR about half mile snlth of Or tOn centre con-
&saS tanning about eighty five f good Land wei
wAtered-the buildings good condiiinn-the iIouse
is large and convenient for families with never
falling we'll OF excellent in the hose-the Barn has
been bnIlt within lew years. The Farm is divide into
faSiure wood LAM, Moving and Tlage There il
good Water Privilege The o emises where = dam can
be raised without flowing oIher premises Said Farm
WI he sod low and on terms. For further informa.
tion amply 20 the subscriber sutton centre or 10 HENRv
G Prentice, on the premises.
HENRY D. HOWARD.
Sutton Dec. s. 1913. dwfr
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TOIET

-. TT,IIE BRICK BUILDING on Lincoln sqnare
essS4 4 known the Worcester Branch Railroad bet
kssEA pot 100 eet by 5O-wih be fitted up accommo
date Lessee track will be laid il desired, Tor run
iRto basement.
Also, Building situated the Boston and Worcester
Railroad Bridge suitable for Machine Shop SO by 50 H.
stories high with steam engine and engine house attach
edand Blacksmiths Ship neat 40 by So feet stories
high with yard room--wiil he iitted to suit tenants.
Immediate possession given. Inquire the office Of the
Worcester and Nashua Railroad Company, No. las Main
Street 1tIf a dn 81 y, r.srs Feb 9. E
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Massachusetts Health Insurance Co.
CAPITAL $4,000.

Chartered and EstabkiHhtd in Boston, AprH 1917
CONTINUE to insure MEN against the expenses Of
~ SICKNESS for term Of years. Number Of mbers
nearly 5000 Amount of sick allowances paid during the
past six months $500.
The SICK ALLOWANCE applies to the tina that tho
member Is totally disabled from labor and under medical
care, whether he is confined to the house or not.
THOMAS TARBELL, President.
l.. SrTmsoE, Sec'ry.
OGfoe No. Museum Building fremont 81 Boston.
Dir A. II. bellows has been appointed AGENT
IN WorceSter County for the Mass Health ms Company
and has given the required bond faithful PERFORM
Ance of his duty.
He will visit the different towns in the County to receive
applications for insurance. and settle claims upcn the Com
pany for sick alnw4nce
Worcester Office. No. A, under RrinIev Hall
Dec 8, l648. III
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EStd0fiShed IN The CITY Of Boston,
0y an Act Of the LeeiInture of ay 1919
CAPITAL $4,000.
IMsures the Health of both Males 81 Females
FOR TERMS Of FROM ONE TO FIVE YEARS.
DTectors-Samuel Aspinwa Lemuel M Baker, John
Bigeow, jonas Chckerng James Clark, George Darra.
colt, Samuel H. Jenks, Benjamin hanson, Joseph Lewis
Heman LiRcoln, Elah iear>, Si4s Merriam, Joseph b.
Prince, Thomas Rese1ux, Noah Sturevant s. P. Taylor
Charles IL. White, D. w. WsweI Daniel Levereit Il
Charlestown. Joseph L. Lord OF New York
JAMES CLARK, President and Treasurer
SAMUEL H. jerks, Secretary
Drs d. II STORER " A. A. GOULD Consulting Phvscjans
fTNHlS institution nsures the Health of persons al both
sexes al the lowest rates consistent with the mutual
safety oil the insured and The insurers and both parties
participate in the surplus profits The tables of RACES are
systematically framed md arranged TO insure to
male persons under 45 of Weeby aotoance of
TouTJhs or 20 per cent, Of their annual dpostts-o
females, three fOurhs Is per cent? hus SIS insures
ga to the former and IS the latter. Persons OF more
advanced age, are insurer proporonaby equitable pre-
minms. On Policies ,tnger than une year. but
slight increase of premium 5 charged. -
Principal Office, II State Street, BosroN
GThe Company has established an Agency also in The
CITY of WORCESTER, 205 Main Street, whers
persons DESTROYS OF Further information reustrd
call WARREN LAZEIL AGENT
Dec 20 Gwtf
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BLACKSTONE BANK.

are hereby notified at thtir banking Re"ais
Saturday March 3D. 1s49 al O'Clock r. NJ, TO csSs
slider the expedency &C applying to the Legislature fer
renew al otis charter, and other Bus that
may be brought before them. BY order q me Drecor
Uxtfidge, Feb IA. e. w. HAYWARD, CASA
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sF5s9H WANTED IMMEDIATELY,
a. ~ 9adus,rious and steady man to tend saw MIL
"a Nonstaat smpIoyme anc gosd wages viii be aven
Kappitsion 10 Rinde soon ANsoH SAABOkN.
A1bpSa, Feb J. leAs. t fea b.I7 dwlw
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UptUts, WEsNhtUW3 Ns A1s HdAakSG3 AHAN
Worcester Express.
-SISrT=Sa FlNiiE Subscriber has com nenced running
.@<FsssJSss5AEA L Stage to and from Upton daily,
tSundays txcepie u 10 connect with tho
hHb between Worcester and Graton leaving Upton lote
at ST M. and returning viii leave The General stage
Office, W0' cesIer AT r. NJ.
The Grafton and W0retster Stage W II twice day
leaving Worcester at 10 AMI and Pm Leave Grafton
ut = A. M. aud NJ. 8, t.e,
Books kept at the G afOn HOTEL at L. NJ. Smiths Post
Office, NJ 6 Village, and in Worcester, nj the General
stage Oce first door Noh of the American Temperance
lIOuse. otF ssf a5i, 8s4 s Is 81
is very necessary that ell Express business should ba
accompanied with written orders and signed personally
that IL may done with correCtpess FI
Sept. Ii. dwif hna TYLER HARRINGTON. IS
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TO L.ET.

IA nNE half OF a two story HOUSE, beyond tina
FsA ~ Cemetery, North Street. Inquire ct JOSEPH
2.G AvShY, on the old Holden road, or CALEB RArEs
adtoiAing the premises. Jn Janl
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For Sale.

EOE SSAlGs
A~A TWO story dwelling House situated on Salem
knsfM st Said house is so by 90 eri, with wood
& shed h1d other convenences. The loiis 66 teet hY
~ convenient for large small f,my and consider
able snit en- the Prem For turher particulars inquire
OF ALVAN AILEN Ie Trnmh,II =.
Worcester, July II, l84e. diff
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" EsTEitN Rail ROAD.
FIJI ARRANGEMENT.

s-zs=Aga-ztsz tz=-sEa.hyHg ESsaySssg
e s 1850 ESzSSS- 81
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Steam Propeller Freight Line.

Steam FropeLIer Freight Line.
y E~@ p Norwich and New York.
&s@5asszsFTFE- Winter Arrangement.
THE Steam Prepeers will leave Norwich for ~ Yoft
L The Sh tucket Capt. GEER, Mondays al o'c'k P.
The Quin baug, Capt. WILLIAMS Wednesdays at do.
LeaUe NlW York for Norwich,
The She uchet, Capt GEER, Thursdays at o'ck P. NJ
The Quidebaug, Capt WILLIAMS Saturdays, at do.
~ Freight by this Line should be marked Propeller OF
ProPeHs, Line
For ,her information inquire OF the Captains on board
or of NORTON, CONVERSE q CO., I Nor
WHITAKER, HAMMOND d CO., witch
Norw ich Dec so. If
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Gtt1e Daily :=pp.
Published at No, 1872, Main Street, Worcester
JOHN MILTON EARLE,
Editor and Proprietor.

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BOSTON 81 WORCESTER RAIL ROAD

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The United States Health Insurance q

Established in the CITY of Boston,
by an Act Of the legislature of Massachusetts, ay 1874
CA2ITAL $50. Onn.
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The CHOLERA IN RICHMoND-The Virginia
Legislature have at last decided 10 pack I'D and
quit Richmond from fear of the cholera On Mon
day, the 4th, both Houses agreed to resolution to
adjourn to the Fauquier Springs. This decision
was probably little FASTENED by the unlucky ap-
pearance on their desks of Autographed view OF
Houo~oy Cemetery, new burying ground in the
vicinity of that city, beautifully laid out, in a
romantic spot. 1t seems that some gentlemen in.
teFested in the property have offered the Legsla-
tfe some lots in the Cemetery as site for the new
State Monument to Washington, and to enlighten
the members, laid before them a fine engraved
view OF the spot Some of them took it as hint
to get ready to be buried and the sight even of the
picture of graveyard awakened their alarms.
and hurried them out of the supposed heart of the
pestIlence. With some of the members. not quite
so nervous, residence at the Springs in the warm
season, was doubtless greater inducement to vote
Tor the adjournment than the apprehensions of
cholera at Richmond, where, from all we can see,
there is little to alarm pruden, man. The Rich
mond Times ridicules the panic, and seems to think
the city well rid of Improbable guests, who did
nothing day by day but debate on the "horrors of
the cholera, and the anguish of their absent
wives, much to the injury of the ciiy's reputation
for healthness
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COL BENTON IN MISSOURI. The excitement
the slave question is getting high in Missouri.
In Cape Girardeau county large anti Benton
meeting was held in which men of both parties
participated. 1t is stated that nearly all the lead
ing democrats of the county were present They
endorse the Legislative anti Proviso resolutions to
the whole extent, and declare that they have re-
ceived Mr.. Benton's appeal with 81 modification
and establishment" A resolution approves Of the
course of Senator Atchison and calls for meetings
throughout the State to resist the effort to enrol
the proud and patriotic State of Missouri in the list
of Barnburner States" In Charlton county a
ting was held, with the same object, but with
different result. The anti Benton resolutions were
voted down. and the Legislative resolutions rejected
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ihiGHrFuL ACCIDENT AT CHURcH.-The
rh'iadeiphla Ledger states that while the corner
s'one Of catholic Church was being laid at Ma
hayunk, on Sunday evening, 81 inst, the eirders
Oh the nrst floor gave away, and some 200 persons
were preclptated into the basement About ff,v
persons were injured more or less: from twelve to
fifteen badly. A number of the sufferers had lirobs
broken, and it is feared cannot survive Ono of
The officiating clergymen was considerably iniurud
AT III O'Clock it was reported that one Of the in.
jured persons had died "
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SUPREME CoURr.-This Court adjourned yester-
day, to meet again in New Orleans on the second
Monday Of next November. The number of cases
decided during the past term was 4C6. The Court
meets on the first Tuesday of next September at
Opelodsas, on the third Tuesday of September at
Alexandra, and on the first Monday of October al
Monroe The Judges have discharged their ardu-
GUS duties with commendable diligence, and we
hope they will enjoy the vacation with zest and
to their entire satisfaction.
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GAINESVILLE (TENN.) Posi- oFFIcE.-A state
ment has been published to the effect that B. T.
Bradley, of the Postmaster of that place, lately
removed, is defaulter to the Government. The
fact appears to be that the alleged defalca,ion has
nothing to do with the Postoflice. The younger
Bradley is a mail contractor, and is said to have
been overpaid by tho Government to the amount of
about 5000.
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WEEKLY PAPER.-The enterprising proprietors
of La Patria - have issued fine weekly edition,
of whichwe have received the first number. This
is the first weekly edition of Spanish paper ever
published in this country. The efforts of the pub
fishers of La Patria to place their paper on a
firm foundation, are deserving of and we hope will
Ohain siccess
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ODD FELLOWS JUBILEE.-The ~ Y. Tribune
of the 4lh inst, says: The city is all alive with
music and banners, and Lodges and lookers-on,
of the great Odd Fellows Procession. The pro-
cesson is over a mile and half in length, and
numbers five or six thousand The reports of
cholera have kept back many country Lodges, yet
there are large delegations from the river towns,
from Massachusetts and Pennsylvania. The day
is fine, rather warm. but better than could be ex
pected from the promise of the morning
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q FoRREsT.-Mr. Forrest has been playing an en-
gagement at the Walnut Street Theatre, Philadel-
phia, to full houses and with great applause. After
the performance of Othello, on Saturday evening,
the I'd inst, he was called out and made an address,
of which the following is given as the substance
We cannot help saying that it is in the same bad
taste which has marked good deal of his recent
conduct. The illusions to combinations and con-
spiracies against him, and the defiance which he
throws out against all corners, are all ill-timed and
out of place. We wish he could be induced to
keep his grievances and quarrels off the stage:
appear, ladies and gentlemen, compliance with your
CALL and thank heartily for your favorable and
natteIing reception. 1t has been of sincere
anxiety that was not able to Monday evening"
as announced and you cannot have failed perceive
during performance TO- night that am sti iaboring
apology to those whom so seldom dsappoint thank
YOU with all heart for this glorious and recep.
ton Loud cheers and appause) In the midst of all my
Hais II gratifying to be Ihu sustained have been
sailed ladies and gentlemen. by fendh combination OF
enemies, who, not content striking my professional
efforts have let loose their private charac
ter and invaded the sacred precincts of my home Apart
from the support OF ardent and cher he'd friends
conscious ness that possess reputation far deaer than all
the professional honOIs that the world could bestowgrea
applausea reputation which dearer than life itself
VIII therefore pursue unawed, the of my way
WILL with Gods blessing, live down the caumnes that
would destroy with my countrymen and turning
neither iherght hand nor 10 The lett hand will fea,es,
toll to preserve to the last the reputation of honest and
Independent American citizen
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Gs- Mr.. Balm, the inventor and patentee of the
Chemical Telegraph, arrived at New York on the
steamer Niagara. Mr.. Balm is reported to have
brought over great variety of beautiful telegraph
machinery, to be used as models by mechanists,
and has improved his composing machines so that
boy or girl can compose the telegraph messages
at the of 100 to l4O letters per minute instead
of As as formerly. He has also introduced many
minor improvements in the transmitting and receiv.
ing machines, which so facilitates operations as to
leave nothing to be desired