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DAGUERREOTYP
TAKEN WITHOUT REVERSING.
New Quick Camera in one quarter the usual time,
AT I42 MAIN STREET.

New Quick Camera in quarter the usual time,
AT I42 MAIN STREET.
The subscriber has been induced by the great and liberal
patronage he received in Worcester purchase
OF VOIGTLANDER'S QUICK CAMERAS, which is OF
an entire new construction, with which types can be
made almost Instantly.
nagnerreoypes OF CHILDREN are made with this Came
IA with astonishing perfection aud beauty.
Also, received one gtiander'S Mammoth Cameras
constructed TO lake types of Persons or Vev~s
WITHOUT REVERSING. This Camera is of tWce The size
and poper Of any other in +4seity and GRoUPs OF from
to 80 persons be taken with it on large plates
give every figure easy and graceful position
Six years practical experei with the use OF large
Skyghl the above Cameras ard every advantage which
he mentioned enables the subscriber make Nina
equal the best made by the first Al lists in Boston
or New York III Cali and examine specimens before
engaging elsewhere.
IBDaguerreotyp ists 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.
Nav TO- dwtf GEO. ADAMS
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Celebration in Leicester.

'TNE Citizens of the original town OF Leicester CONS
prsing the towns Of Leicester and Spencer and FOR
ton of Paxton and Auburn will celebrate the ensllns
the descendants residents Of those towns to
meet together on that occasion. ,,,r,
A Historical Address will be given by HON. EMORY
WAsHBURN, and Dinner provided by JOHN WRIGHT,
Esq of Boston, at One Dollar each
The Citizens Of the neghboring towns are resnectuy
invited unite in the festivities OF the day. and all those
who wish 10 be present at the table requested TO pro
vide themselves with Tcke's at an cary day.
Provision viii be made for all inc lcKets tnat are IAN
en- on or before the 2sh int and they may be obtained
Livermores Bookstore in Worcester, Manning store
in Paxton. S. Bemis u Co, and Grout q Cos stores
10 Spencer, and at the Post Office In Leicester.
JOS. A. DENNY, sec'v.
n I.,... - oe 1oAo d7wl
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MEDICAL NOTICE.
/, M. COMINGS, Physician and Sul

Having given his attention for years, the treat
of Chronic forms Of disease, offers his services 10
the afflicted in this and other New England States. Those
particularly who affected with Scrotua, any Cuta~
Eruplions, Rheumatism, Graveli Disease of the
Kidney or Liver; with Old Ulcers, &c. that have
defeh the treatment the best Old School practitioners
IN many cases radically cure, greatly relieve
We have successfully treated of White
Swelling that have been pronounced incurabe and anpu
tltiOn recommended.
Persons distance, suffering under the above com
nlaints or any other Chronic affection, may consult us
by letter, stating minately the symptoms and history of
the case. We forward medicine and prescription by
Express or Mail.
Those in the city, wishing personal advice prescrip
ton NAV fad our Residence aud Office. No. Chat
ham Street, Qately Division stu Worcester. dMl0
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M.RHR DYE.

NINATERS' LIQUID HAIR DYE has now
w been extenstyely used for more than six month";,
every hox sod has been warranted give entire sat
sacon and has not in single instance been returned
the contrary hundreds Of Ladies and gentlemen 10
Troy and New York have expressed themselves IN the
most terms in its praise and acknowiedsed
It's superiority every other kind in use TO aeles
who have alse hair in oil net naIuI
to resemble nature perfectly that II cannot be detects
Ell 1.-THE application is perfectly simple, rs the hair re
ques preparations it needs only to be wet In 'he most
simple manner and the work is done.
For sale at NJ. b. GREEN, No. Main street, an
SCOTT & LAZELL, Main ST.
June %, l849. cop"
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j. *. CLARK, w. d,
HON CEJOPATHIC HVSICTAN.

OGice-Over the store of &. Foster O. Co.,
OPpo,ie the U. S. Hotel Main Street
Office huurs-rom u to A. NJ, and from 3 to a, and
81 TO 10 O'Clock Nj. {g5Boards at Am. Temp House.
Reterences-C. II. Skin NJ. D., New Haven, Ct; VIM.
ingalls,, NJ D., Boston Charles Walker, M D ,Northamp
tn; G. w. swazey, NJ d., and Rev. r. II. Conklin,
Springfield; Col Jas. Estabrook, A. Stocking Worcester.
Worcester, May 8. DIFF
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TO RENT
Suburban Dwellings.
ne, Two, Three & Five Acre Lots

lie subscriber has purchased that splendid eleva ion
! of Land known the GREEN HILL FARM lying
about one mile north from the Post Office the purpose
of accommodating those who wish procure beautiful
and desirable site for Dwelling within few mimi
walk the part of the city without being oblg
ed to pay the high prices ofordinary house lots.
This beautiful hill its gentle eastern, southern and
slopes, composed Of the finest land and command
ing an uneQuaed prospect for beauty and variety offers
the attraction of PURE AIR, PURE WATER, fire pros.
pect proximity TO business, and sufficient space,
II can be Without crossing
any Rail Road, and 10 be opened lead
ing will add much TO It's convenience and attraction
OPTo Gentlemen who wish 10 purchase two
for actual occupation. this affords opportunity
For further information and plan, inquire of
June I8. eodslm w4tis ID. s. MESSENGER.
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j. HOOKER. Nj. ID.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,

Office and Residence, No. 8 Park Street
DR.. HOOKER, would inform the citizens Of Worcester
and the adjoining towns, that he has opened Office
BY himself and octs patronage from ms friends and others
wishing MEDICAL aud SURGICAL aid.
He will inrusi the dispensing of Medicine to the of
ue1oerenced individuals, but will far practicable, attend
c HIMSELF thus avoiding greatk to Patient and Physician
lad l. diff
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HOUSE LOTS ON UNION HILL.
WILL BE SOLD AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY, THE 10Th DAY OF JUNE

ON TUESDAY, THE 26TH DAY OF JUNE,
1T Ten o'clock in the forenoon,
TWO large and desirable building lois each con aiming
4VUOo square feet, situated the side OF Provi.
uemce oreet, and commanding Complete view OF the
CITY and lis surrounding scenery.
ne hrst is the one next north OF the lot belonging
m H. harris (Which is now enclosed and ornamented
with terraces walks, trees &c has liberal streets made
On three sldes and viii be Id subject certain resric
lions as 10 time OF commencing improvements, &C., all
OF whch VIII be fully stated the premises time
sae. Inc second LOT lies south Of the above named,
fronts TWO streets, and will be sold the highest bidder,
W'hout reserve Terms Of sale, twenty per cent de-
livery OF deed and same amount the first day of Apri
III each oil The -four succeeding Years, with semi
annually, on the first days OF October ana April. The
ast ou payments to be secured by mortgage the prop
erly. For further particulars enquire of VIM. Harris
or The Subscriber. JOHN F. POND.
Worcester, June 10 Is49. df
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WORCEsTER, SIS.
Court of Probate at Worcester, June s. 1870
UUon the foregoing Pe ion Ordered That the Petition
give notice to all ehes interested appear at Court
Of Probate to be holden at Worcester. the first Tuesday
OF July next then and there cause If anv the
have why the prayer Of said Petition should nor he
granted and thai such notice be sven by publishing an
attested copy OF said Petition and of this order thereon
in newspaper printed Worcester, three weeks suc
cessvey. before SAID Court.
Attest, CHAS G.. PRENTISS Pc
copy ohe Petition the order Of Court thereon.
d3w Attest, CHAs. G. PRENTISS, Reg.
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CHI.OR0FORM N.
DIR, HARl

DIR. HARRIS, 1874 Main Street, Isprepared 10
extract Teeth WITHOUT pain by the of this recently dis
co, cred substitute for Ether-CHLoRoFoRM.
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To the Honorable Court of Probate within

and tor the County of Worcester.
d ESPECTFULLY represents MxRGAREr HENRY wild.
81 ow OF Patrick Henry late OF Worcester deceased that
her husbin the said Patrick Henry died seized tract
OF Land Brown and Beach Streets in said Worcester
with two Dwelling Houses thereon, and in which she IL
entitled 10 Dover.
Wheefoe she prays that such proceedings may be had
tina, her Dover may be legally assigned to her.
MARGARET HENRY
Worcester, June 5, 1e4S.
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TT ROsS'S XDreSS forward all s

parcels and small through direct, the Worces
Rail Road to Newport Fail Rver, Bristol and Warrsm.
July92 dwtf
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FARMER, WANTEI
REMOVAL,

nR E. A. KITTRkDGE has removed his
Ap Office to his Hydropahic Institution, No. "a
Franklin Place Franklin Street, BOSTON,. VapOr, and
all kinds Of Unmedicafed Warm Cold Baths always
in readiness at the Establishment.
Transient borders in acute diseases cam desired, find
the best OF and treatment the house, till restored
For such, dollars per day, and upwards For perms
nent boarders from dollars per day. according
TO rooms, &c. dwtf Nav 49,
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w V. B. PALMER is agent for this paper
Boston, New York, Philadelphia, and Baltimore. Office in
Boston, No. Congress Street.
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DRAWING SCHOOL.

DRAWING SCEEOOL.
MISS BRUCE still continues her DRAWING SCHOOL
at No. 60 Main Street, in the block next north Of
the Centre Church. Lessons will be given any
convenient for the pupil. Tuitionfor "a Lessons Of IL
1rs each in Pencil and Crayon Drawing and alter
Printing SIS; OIL Painting, 90 per Lesson Of hours
CHI. Lessons also given in Wax and Worsted Flowers
I ,;,ion TO be paid the third Lesson.
RECOMMENDATION.
We, the undersigned, being acquainted with Miss BRucE
I'd having witnessed her IN teaching the Art Of
Drawing in this CITY, take great pleasure In recommend
ing her as well worthy the patronage Of those wishing to
take lessons In that branch, WARREN LAZELL,
April 10. eodtf e. T. MARTIN.
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MILLER & NEWTON,
DENTISI'.

AND manufacturers OF MINERAL TEETH of superior
1Gv as egard both strength and natural appearance
supply ofTEETH POWDER and BRUSHES.
ALo MOUTH WASH for Diseased Gums
nTOur Teeth Powder and Mouth Wash are extensively
used and highly approved.
BLOCK TEETH supplied 10 other Dentists.
Office A42 Gate 1867 NEalm Street,
nearly opposite Post Office.
2. MILLER.
Dec 70. distf JAMES NEWTON
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r WIN OFFICE Ys.

WARREN LAZELL.
No. 2O5 Main Street, Worcester,
PUBLISHER. EOOKSELLt.t[ AND S'fAIIO HOMER.
II AS just published New Eduon of THOMAS
IL TOWN OFFICER, containing Powers, Duties
and liabilities OF Towns OF Town Officers. with the
necessary Forms revised and corrected with all the Laws
of the last Session OF the Legislature.
June 49,. dwSwis ENOS DORR, Agent.
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NOTICE.

NOEICEs
A SPECIAL MEETING of the Stockholders of the
N Tfrmont and Massachusetts Rail Road Componv
will he holden at the Passenger Depot of the Fchbur.
Kali Road Co ,cn Causeway ST., in BosToN on FRIDAY
wits To consider and determine whether they viii am
power the Directors mortgage of the Road
and franchises of the Company Trustees to be
by the Directors for the benefit the holders of the ond
already issued and of the Bonds that may hereafter he
issued. Per order Ct the Directors
JOHN ROGERS, Treas.
Boston, June 10, ls4s. eodtJ2s
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A CARP.


Mn EDWARD S CUMMINGS from Boston, having
vosed as Organst the "Church of the Unity" offers
~ Professional services the citizens Of Worcester,
Ts,frber of the PIANO FoGTE and 0aGAN.
Rooms at Mrs. THAYERs, cor OF Franklin + Green SIS
REFERENCES
Hon. Isaac Darts, C. b. Long Esq.
EdU Hamilton Esq. Geo. ". Richardson, Esq
Worcester, April 6, le49. DIFF
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TO LET.

A Convenient Tenement, No. %, Thomas st. Possess
N sion given July lst Inquire of JOHN GATES or
WILLARD BROWN. Juuee. If
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TO LET.

TO LET,
THE third floor aRd attic the Store of William
Brewer. Possession given Immediately. Inquire
CHAs. PAINE, or L c. Goes al 22s Main st. Msdtf
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'TwO EmgiuC EaGEpes

ESOR SALE-one with eight feet Shears and compound
T. Head and the other with six Shears and Screw
apparatus Said Lathes nearly Inquire of JOHN
l. .LEAVERNS, at the Machine shop of Messrs ourel
to Davis 81 Co. DIFF May 4.
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MRS. PARMENTER, No. 2 Chandler-st
GRATEFUL for former patronage, aocits a call nam
~ her old customers and assures them their BONNETs
will be Reached and Pressed In the best naanner for a.
Cents. Also IL prepared TO do MILLINERY and DREss
MAKING at short notice. DIFF Nav II
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WANTED,
DY American Girl. situation in a small family
~ Good references given. Apply At No. IL Exchange
Street. dtf June a.
Gimps, Fringes and Visite Silks.
A LARGE stock OF the above Goods just received at
IA June 6. DIV CHAMBERLIN'S.
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GCYTHES, SCYTHE SNATHS and HAY.
- FORKS, good assortment for sale by
June IS. d2w G. FOSTER co.
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NOTICE.

TO BUILDERS,
MASONS AND CARPENTERS.
rINHE undersigned having been authorized by the City
Council, To contract for the Building OF School
House summit Street. will receive Proposals for the
construc ion of the until the first day of July
The building to be so by IS fee-brck was-,hee sto-
res above the celraRd be constructed according
plan and specifications which may be examined the
Office, of E BOYDEN, Architect, No 20 Central Ex~
change. CHARLES WHITE,
WM A. DRAPER,
NATHAN MUZZEY,
ERASrUS TUCKER,
JOHN r. GLEASON.
Worcester. June Al
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Worcester,ss IS. Probate Office, June IA, 1919.
To all persons interested in the Estate of ROGER
STEVENS, late OF North Brookhed, deceas Greeting
VOU are citedto appear alta Court of Probate to be
i holden at Worcester on the first Tuesday of July
next show why the instruments which purports
TO be the last Will and Testament OF said deceased
should not be approved.
dis CHAS. G. PRENTISs Reg
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-13
No SpEA kER WE 1

Inc House OF Representatives failed 10 eIoo,
Speaker on saturday-thus completing The e..
week oil Reorganization. The mass oftbe WIS iia
adhere to Mr.. Winthrop, who received, tbronaSs
1a' Tue NIX osiioi'ngs OF the day, lo2 votes tn.
Democrats abandoned Mr.. Cobb, and ,ooL ne
Mr. Potter oil Ohio, who received, on Tho up
ballot, 16 votes. On The last ballot, of The w w
glnla H. Representations three only. Messrs RI
Beale, and Mcdowell, voted tor Potter-NI.,.H
Averett, Bocock, Holiday Meade and SedS DIS
for Linn Boyd-Mr. Powell for Gen Bayly. Tha
immortal five Wing malcontenis continue 10
throw away their votes upon Mr.. Gentry A. 10
billiard voted for Mr.. Winthrop. None Of WI WI
South Carolina members voted for Mr.. poi,e, we
nor did any of the Georgia, except Mr.. Howl
Cobb. o"el
We have no conception how long This ,lisor p2o
iul state OF things may continue. We bel;eve
some ten or Twelve years ago, more than two
chosen. u oe
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Matched and delivered "a tn same nanaef rs " t's
enuntfies were snd an aehnhl = keli IN eie "t
he stare collected or ia. nlhsr. shirh Is PEN ehf
s,l.J The effect f ths is that while the >sa sefsire
= aim :, eotrly pef.rmed by Blush steamships. the
40, behnuin, 10 heD makes the balance In ac
ruat,,g asu-y ayainsi as Tie ppefaii"n 81 this M
io,ry A. W. actually trreive all pay bat Is stated
in otdef plain, that INV all THIS psihge go"s III
la he ,tni II psagn received ~ HIS i'rrafheh''
and IL swell iis apparent amnun'. when u "a subject
aIw.ys L. tp annual reduction Of tha balance p1yahle
In Gpai Britain. Whenever our mail seansh p, sls i
n. t,af,, srfyi-a between New York aud Liverpool.
which IS Sum expected will tend To correct THIS bal
apce.
The III ~. ex end this arrangement through Engind
~ "Ffance have unt b en- successful"
The Rcp,rt states illa The postmaster 1T San Fran
ris,q, appointed under the act nt 1913 has resigned
the Incne from TIE p,siaue nj being suf lent pay
f.r r1om aud assistance even his support. In Apa
las nnelher pns'tnssier was sent them. The rep,h
sarh The pfiro u ibpt, personal service and "i
ire run Il at no all winco authorized by law can
secafe eher post Office the transportation If The
mas Ia Caliintna The Il eniinn Of Congress is asked
h is snb 81 well making provision Jr Extend
ing ma, IL Ofegnn and New Mexco.
The business If the department has been so great.
ly Increased, as absolutely II require new additional
40 show the great increase Of service ard the con
seqnenl demand for the increase # ftce IN the De-
pafimenl, The f5lowing comparative statement Is
mldn
an 1877. The nnmbar Of Psi Offices was | 100
nnw ". 6i-f tunarcd and seventeen having been
esabshed since jun last Number Of dead letters in
1887, 900 600 -nnw 100000. Number of quarter.
ly returns IN 1877. As O00-now $1,000 Number Of
mail cnntraclors IN 1887. .6i2 now 4.l9D Length
l( ronle. IN 1897. al ,2i2-nrw l67 ,703 Annual
nal transportation ia 1887 81. 597 0O6-now 49,
$1,000
The number f communications received al the De
parlmenl annually cannot be less than 10000"
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MIR WIN AN

The exhibitions by this gentleman, in the 6,
loon Of the Masonic Hall, of slight-oEbanJ n na
cronancy, venriloquism and Fantocini is wo,,
calculated to astonish and delight Asa von,.;i
oquiSt, we have seeh few that excel him San
of his exploits battle all speculation, as 10 ,he
manner in which they are performed The IN
definite multiplication of small paper flags in h..
hand, held above his head, whilst he walLaI
about among the audience was feat which in
other days night well have subjected him to tbe
lmpu,aiioa OF dealing with the Evil One. The
exhibition IS well worth seeing and to children
delightful. '"ef
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TOWN MEETING

Al meeting Of portion of the citizens Of Lynrhburg.
held at the Masonic Hall. on Monday the 10 h inst.
John u Meem, having been chosen Chairman, and JAS.
Mcdonald. Secretary, ON motion of ChaS. w Christian
the following preamble and resolutions were adopted
Whereas the cit If Lynchburg are ,lesirons OF
making public manifestation Of their joy on The
mencement Of The Virginia and Tennessee Rail road
work which they have long ardenv lahored to secure
and the usages OF the age having sanctioned the pefm
ance OF solemn and interesting ceremonies, occasions
Of similar kind:
} L. Clayton and d. T. c. Peters, be appointed to
certain from the proper source the earliest suitable day
FIR the commencement of said road.
Resolved That a committee Of Il. K Cralle Judge ID.
A. Wilson, Ed. MiihewsJno NJ Otey F. B Deanejr..
}. NJ. Warwick and C. II. Lynch be appointed invite
his Excellency, JoHN b. FLOYD Governor of the State,
to be pre- The occasion and cciate in breaking
ground.
Resolved, that said Committee be instructed to invite
the members of the b ard of Public Works, the mem
bers OF he General Assembly. the President and Dlrec-
tors of the various Pubc Works in State and any
other distinguished friend of internal Improvements be-
forging 10 this any other State.
Resolved, that committee consisting of John r. Me-
lanlel,D. A Wilson Jr.Ro Cawlhon,J. Med 9nad,D.
w Burton, John NJ Speed, Maj. Jas. Garland Thomas
.. AGREE, Charles w. Christian, Ro. S. Payne, be APP
pointed to procure subscribers supper be given on
the OCCASION to make all necessary arrangements, and TO
act as managers.
Resolved. that said committee be requested to invite
the Saunders Brass Band, the different Military Cas
OF the town. the Masonic Fraternity the l. a. Odd Fell
l'ws and The Sons Of Temperance unite in the cee-
monies of the day; and that The Artillery be requested to
fire one hundred guns.
JOHN G. MEM, Chairman.
JAS, MCI)ON Sec'v
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"CHARLES DICKENS.
'Devonshire Terrace, Tuesday, Ny. 1879

vs. In answer TO our correspondent &c, whose
communication we deem it best to withhold from
tne press at present, we state that the Legislature
dld at the last regular session. guaranty the bonds
OF the James River and Kanawha Company, to
an amount snilicientto accomplish the Tide water
conneX'on in Rchmond-that the surveys were
made-that the Directors seem TO have shrunk
from the tremendous responsibility of deciding
upon line and thrown ii upon the Stockholders
-that the Stockholders determined 10 leave the
selection OF the plan, where it properly belonged
TO the Directory, and finally that we do not know
what further excuse will be found for frustrating
the just expectations of the people using the Ca
nal, and for longer eyadng an obligation imposed
upon the Company BY its charer-though we are,
by no means sangune that the work will be COM
menced within the coming year,
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penses of the war-and many OF the items could
mol then, perhaps, be correctly estimated. The
Administration was, again and again charged with
want of nerve 10 ayow the whole cost ofthe Mex
lean war Il was again and again, predicted
that a deficit for even a larger amount would soon
become apparent. The time has already arrived
and provision will have to be made for many
millions oil debt incurred and concealed as far as
possible by the last Administration. The credit
of the country is now 10 feel the consequences Of
past indiscrelon and folly, and, forsooth, the
Wings are to be blamed because the development
is necessarily made while they are in power.
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A SUGGESTIVE FACT

From our window we observed, the other dav
on the pavement in front of Carter & Nowl;n,s
a large pile OF roughly made wheelbarrows. We
had The curiosity to examine them more closely
ana what was our surprise 10 find that they had
all been made III Schenectady N. Y. They had
come by Railroad and the Hudson river to New
YORK been there shipped to Richmond, and fro m
hlehmohd TO lynchburg were brought by Canal
ana were about to be wagoned hence some fifty
or sixty miles, TO their destination-the Danv;Ile
Rail Road.
Comment is unnecessary.