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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-12-21
MNrs ro soIooL rnAomLms.

/ Under this head, a correspondent Of the
Advertiser has the following remarks, which
are well worthy ofauentioui
'lio not sarcastic, Some teachers have a
natural tendency a. say thine which cut
through a boys heart Ike knife, a schol.
ar makes some mistake, instead OF % simple
ropr1uf cuwcs a iouo Of riIiGulc, The Eny
feels wrunprd, One 30 siuue into rcNcngcful
passion, another crushed with despair / do
not think q child should ever be- mimickcd,
even for duwliug tone, without explaining
lclnrrlnul tlitit / mo- luI -lilulD Lut tu
show in what tic Mult cona.stsi while The
r'qrluhg sarcasm Wul.ll some t,a,hor nee,
should be- wholly abolished. II louds a. call
ZAP bad passions and 90 cnpoulcr bad feelings
BOO tho clId' uiul ugnurr 'ho teacher aud
all that Lcd1.-.
- tcarhcr, In order uiat De- NAV cxcrl a
'nJdr7Ti E0d 7IfI'TTT iTII150Tc, TG0Ild b. Ia
miIIar and gral'o, There g., uo doubt, dig
nifty that b. crruual Boo thr s.Hu0l-uum, but
~ need not pHriHhru cot 0rru0uHrf. True dig-
nifty must Fiwuy ir ruuuCrtrd witt .,mplipI-
ty ChildHvn urr keen uiapr.pr., aud thcy
cithur shrink Ijou artid,i,l au-tcrl,. or smile
~ IL aH absurd s teacher WHO would walk
about his sd An.l, with .'rmiurrriDy manner,
might ak ahout moral and spiritual truth
until Zee Wn. Wrtiy, aud 10 liitlui gull 10
produ much good, o teacher mI.i win thc
love aud confidence ui the children. aud la da.
lhi- bee .luu'd, ia. b. manners lc natural and
gvuGc,
'S" with thc tone of the voice. liza teach.
Ice b. sharp aud grabbed in biz speech IL be-
CALI out with q dDgD,IhcW 0p'h0rtfu, be- shuts
zap the hearts ofthc scholars, aud the spell l.
hrokcu;-rhcy will not listen 10 Tho voice of
the rhurmor, charm H. never % wisely.
"a -ulducl manner, aud low, kind voice
viii work wonders, Some always speak In
the imperative mood. 'finh boy, second di-
vision, bring your book this way Another
book 70
"Now both boy. know ihcy are to ol,cy: but
ono docs With sumr degree ut sroru what the
other docs chocrulh Who would not rather
bv asked than ordered 2"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-12-21

inruia, s0nR time last winter The most h0r-
rlhle part of the affair u, chat two iauocrni
persons were accused a. thc mudrrrr. cone
dcted add hung while johnson was ia thr
States Some racent Developments, however,
ctue ont connecting him with lhr murder,
which leii 90 doubt a. "a his guilt, and caused
his arrest nan (Nf.J I0buur.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-12-21

Fatal ACcIDENT.-Two Irishmcn were
killed Gone instantly, and the other lived
h;t few hours) Tuesday morning, On the
ground of the VI. Central Railroad Depot in
hnsiingnn, hE- the falling of n stick or tim
Der which they were loadiug on a car.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-12-21

SouTH CARoLINA.-The Washington cor
respondent of the n. Y. journal of Com
mercc' under date of Dec IA, says
"South Carolina has offered to. very. OK
pericnccd and gallant ollicer--whosc name |
Will notmention, but who il now at Old Point
Comtort-the command Of the State artillery,
at a salary equal to that of a Brigadier Cen
erai IN the L, s, service. The only ques-
ton in the State Legislature is between wait
ing Tor Mississippi, and acting without refer,
cnce to Mississippi. The Legislature will
mt elect Al y SENATE. 4, it.-sl-l L. 4
recognition of their obligations 90 the Union
II is well that the Federal GoyeTnmspt, by
'uhels aoa prudent precaution, placed Cas-
tie pnkncy and Fort Ntoultrio in such state
OF defence that thcy cannot be taken by SUR
prise" -.--s-- -,-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-12-21

90 Cob Benton is prolific with schemes
for the benefit OF Missouri, lie has intro
duccd several to the Senate asking expensive
favors ofthc General Government for the cs-
pccial benefit Of his State. His last onh-ior
road 10 HE PnCifC--is Of a more national
character. "Old Bullion" is evidently dcsir-
Gus of winning back" the affections of the de-
mo"racy Of the west particularly of his own
State pf course, all these things have no
reference to the Presidency.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-12-21
SHOULDER CoFFINs

We have but one more word To saw now. -
Nothing but union can now save the South.
the Union, the Constitution That must now
be ON the Missouri line. 1t is an issue of life
and death, For onc,wc are ptCparcdto march
up to 30 &c. with our coffin ON our back
Who goes with us p Charleston Evening
News.
1t strikes as, that wouldn't he bad uni
form. Imagine about a thousand South Caro-
in'ans draw up in line preparatory to.A
march and the commanding officer giving the
ordcr:-''Tcntion Battalion - ronnd ar,ns,
Handle Coflinsl Present Collins -Stcn-
dy Right Dress = Back Collins -Shoul-
der Hoo Forward march What n iolly
sight 1t would he, and what martial emotions
II would kiudlc up 1t must have been some
where down south that the following military.
ode was composed, which should be rot by
these famous fellows =
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-12-21
NEW HAMFsHIRE CONSTITUTIONAL
CONVENTION.


This Conyonuon has abolished the relig
ious iest--uHder tho old constitution, per
son must be- Of the Protestant religion Ia hole
office, They have decided that the legisla
lurr shall meet bat once in Two yean. A
amendment providing that the yeas and nay
may be- demanded BY icn members Of lh'
House and one OF tho Senate lps been adop
/ ted.
IL has also been voted that the Senate shal
consist ~ - member, "a be- chosen for twl
! years IA single disincia, and that tho hun.
ate shall be- haa,rl ou mlabe polls, instead Of
taxation a. il now 70,
Arrest or imprisonment for debit cycopt
In eases Of fraudulent conccalmenl Of prop
ory, or when the debtor Is about 70 loayo tho
slate,is prohibited
The Convention also agreed upon hasis
Of representation, blt as a two thirds vote
Of the people isfoTUl3fd a. sanction the pro-
posed amendments 70 b quito probable thiH
proposition billnsarc tliu defeat II the whole
il'e proposition " NJ fellows
Rcsolred, That ou fixing the basis Of rep
Tc,onAuon IL u rxptdiout that the same BE-
va a.. anged thai e,ery town, parish, ward or
place ontled a. town privileges, having ! 10
raihhle polls Of tge9ify one year. and up
wards, Who shah have fesided Ia this state
siN mouths pr moro Immediately preceding
their cnrolmoiit paupcrs and Foreigners not
uliuraliEcl. ezecligl. lay llelt- auG-riig iIg
fouiat,ci it 900 mtablo polls, may elect two
representatives IL 1900 ratahlr polls may g.
.lprt three Representatives 10 1000 rlWblu
polls. may clcCt four representatives, aud r0
proceeding, making one thousand Hiablc
poll llr numlIr lluirll lIl l-l.A addition
al representative after the uiirl such towns,
parishes w1uls on places as have les than
l'5 mnbc polls, may elect q representative
such portion ut thc time o. tho aggregate
number oi their mlabc polls sholl bear a. the
number ofI55i Pr0f',d That such towns
or plnccr ~ ,lnil not have i'5 ratahlc polls
I6l lhIii ~ CONVENIENTLY located IUf lhtl OBJ
icrt, uny ou application 10 the lod lafurc,
bc ch-ri for tlio choice of q representative,
such clnsFpd towns not tn contain lees than
40 1uhiCPu iu each representative dis
triet No formed IrorH,d Itniher, That all
towns, cities or place, which nuv arr or may
hereafter be- divided INTO sections ~ wards
Tor ihr ghniro of representatives, shall for the
purpose ofapponioning the numbcr NJ repre-
sentative 10 the number Of AtaLlr polls Lo
considered 1 undivided,
BorNrN LANp AGrScy-Au Interested
will perceive hy Mr. Fry. advertisement that
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-12-21
fbr CaIrAunion.

llrrr .hnll ihol'U,s tho rcuplr's nrits maintain,
lmnrl hr Influence. uni sn,hrihod hy 4u--
How patriot truth hcr glorious prurtlt. draw,
Pledged :" Religion, Liberty, bnd Law.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-12-21

Esf \ child of Mr. n. Brewster, of IIano-
yer, n. H., was chokod to death on the lin
inst, lay piece of apple lodging in his throat
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-12-21

"a" The Insane Hospital, at Augusta, by
the burning of which % of the inmates lost
their lives, was so carolcssly constructed that
IT would almost seem as if it was designed to
be burned. The fire originated in the air
chamber of the furnace. This chamber is
described as follows:
J., sin the basement of the wing was placed a
boiler and furnace, with steam pipes running
from the former and u smoke pipe from the
latter The air-chambor (from which open
fucs carried the hot air into all the galleries
and rooms of the wing) was an apartment
some 80 feet long 10y 4 wide, and from
the ground to the flooring above. This c6aia-
bri' 'rds btW ~ cood the walls being made
by boards running mp and down. and nailed
TO pieces of ioist placed horizontally at the
top and hottom-hoards being nailed inside
ana outside, and forming n double wall. The
smoke pipe, n foot in diameter, passed thro'
nearly ITS whoiUiGugt turned of though
the boarding into the chimney"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-12-21

81 The Free Sellers bedaubcd themselves
for nothing in coalcscing with the locofocos
of the old line in the election of Representa-
tivcs in Massachusctts-if the tone ofthc old
line press be n true index of the determine
ton of the party. The Boston Post marks
out the limo Of conduct for its party as fol-
lows;
"As for the occurrence of any continsency
which will justify any member of the legisla-
ture claiming TO be n democrat, and elected
as such, IN voting for Charles Sumner, Esq,
or any ofthc gentlemen named as free soil
candidates T. II. a-r-rr-rtr, my
individual save aithfuldcmocrat-on who
adhercs TO the principles laid down ms tho
democratic creed by the national convention
at Baltimore which nominated Van Buron
Polk, and Cass for the Prcsidcncy--we con
slider he AnnA Lha La1iHd 81 i-=4,iiit,, and the
thought unworthy of being entertained Cor a
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-12-21

"MEMonAnILrA"-Thc heading of an ar
ucie upon our first page, VIII be found cx-
uemely interesting to the lovers Of Tie curl
ous--Nnd of the marvellous in history. 1t will
be eottrinyicd mkt wcck
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-12-21

orr AGAIN.-'lhc Carr run al the track
on the Central in lIartland "Wednesday
The Passump,ic Cars were consequently de-
tanned two hours At the Junction, aud hrfi,-
cd heru'two hours behind their time the same
evening.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-12-21
THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CoNTRo.
NERSY.

We have published several lengthy arti.
clcs from the partic. 10 the Superintendent,
cluillA-s-a rT,rii iirvrv- s1rrrlr
weary of H. The articles were too lcnpth,
LAS l"pg 49, amy sermon oughi to bc-hut
were E"Sr we'll written aud Objectionable
generally, in their spirit. The controversy
was really Of personal, or rather, net or a
public character the merits of different
school books were hardly touched upon; con-
scqucnty, the sooner i, closed in the columns
Of the newspapers, the better, undoubtedly,
for all concerned. We trust it is now finally
closed r.--.,s
\ writer claim, TO bc heard upon the mcr-
It's of Mawdcvillc'- Readers As his crit-
cism docs not necessarily have any conncc-
ton with the controversy alluded to above.
and relates to matter in which the public
have an inter ost,wc publish it, We remark,
that less severity of language, would, in our
vicw,hovc been preferable, however just that
made use Of may he.
Again--wc beg leave to say to those plac-
ed in situations of Importance aud -inll,,anea,
in connection with our common schools. that
n more judlcious course must be Pursued
hereafter, unless they wish to see The hcili-
ties now provided for tho benefit of our acLaa!.
entirely uprooted The frequent changes in
School books is an evil that will NOT long
bc endured. There can be no necessity for
frequent changes-and none should be made
only upon the most urgent necessity. Super
intcndcnts must also bc above suspicion of
seliisbncss in any change contemplated
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-12-21

SoUru CAROLINA LEGIsLArURE.-A
despatch from Charleston, dated Dec. 10th,
says: at is the general opinion that the
House will agree 10 the resolution passed By
the Senate, for State Convention to be held
Pin December next, the delegates to which are
to bc chosen in October. There is 4 motion
pending in the Senate, to call back the Con-
grcssmcn from that State" The Senate has
passed a bill granting $1,000 to be applied
Ia military PURPOSES.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-12-21

liorNrY LANp AG%cY-All Interested
will perceive hy Mr. Fp'- advertisement that
hc T. prepared 10 hid them in obtaining their
Lauda lIc :. the only agent 30 flr O., wc
kuow,iu thi, section. Mr L. {, acorc,t aud
trusiy business man.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-12-21

- ~ The London Times, speaking Of the
appointment ola gentleman of color to the
'ohsulshp OF Libcria,says nc Is man of'pol-
ishcd exterior. '----- -.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-12-21

de- MIR Clay arrived here ON Friday evening
ana has already been bcsct by host Of
'rcndS' political and social, whose devotion
70 inc eminent patriot becomes daily more
earnest as his span of life draws to its close.
lie looks, well, but time-worn. Mr. Clay vii.
never consent again to enter the arena of poll
itics. No contingency can arise OF purely
partisan character, which would induce him
to swcrve from this determination. He has
declared this intention In no vain spirit, and
that he will observe it, seeing that he looks
Tor other than earthly rewards, no one will
do him the disrcspect to doubt.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-08-03
SPRING FASHIONS.

SPRING FASHIONS.
VIE undersigned begs leave her compliments to
the Ladies for their patronage for past years. and would
respectfully that she has received splendid
assortment Of MILLINERY which she is prepared
hbit at her establishment, No. go MAIN STREET.
Also, FRENCH FLOWERS, SILKS, LACES, RIB
BONS and Ladies' DRESS GAPS.
Ladies purchasing Hats Caps this establishment will
be sure to get the right shapes 8At
" Please call and examine P. FELTON,,
May dwistf so Main st.
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PROFESSOR BARRY's
Tricopherous or Medicated Comnound

ENDORSED by the first Professional talent in the United
~ Statesits efficacy attesed by thousands of welknown
cltzenssold at price which places within the reach
every ktlnyand recommended by journals of the best
standing in the country for specific and widely different pur-
poses and everywhere in demand BARRYS TRICO-
PHEROuS may be fearlessy pronounced the most in
cones0e evidence the BEST the cheapest the
lar preparation for restoring and beautfyng the hair era.
eating scurf and dandru and curing all diseases of the skim
the muscles and glands which has been offered to the
pubic either IN the old world 1t stands a0ne it
has no brother and is like brohe volume of autten-
tic and analytical proof of its value accompanies every bot
te 10 gansay The record impossible for purchas-
er adds one more to the legion of witnesses array in its
behalf
The philosophy its operation simple Its first action
Is upon the skin. gently stimulates every torpid vessel
and enables nature, by vigorous heahful effort to throw
of any inflammation eruption exfoiaon of the external
membranes. the Inflammation be caused BY cut sprain
brse the effect is the The absorbens nvgora-
ed the eXtravased blood is taken up and all pain
dscoleration is removed In Rheumatism swelling of the
gands and all affections of the neguments it spec-
cay through the pores and absoents upon seat of the
disease Its wonderful effect in renewing g,ossng and
identifying the hair all produced through primary
influence upon the skin of the head. The nvgoratg fluid
enables the scalp perform functions propery The
scurf and dandru which sluggish circulation has allowed
to accumulate thrown off, the vegeative principle finds
its way to the vesces in which the rooted and they
are supplied, as 1t were with elpr Ui which strength
ems mosens, glosses and beauties FIBRE until each
particular hair becomes healthy and elastic flament
The same fertzng principle which existing hair to
grow stimulates the latent roots and thus the bres which
have fallen out replaced by new ones.
Remember that this double antidoIe-his specific for dis
eases OF the skn and matchess beauter of the harris sold
FROM TO hundred per cent cheaper than any
preparation for the hair out
u Sold IN large bottles price 25 cents, the Principal
Office 37 Bro0dlcay, Nec York For sale in Worcester
by SPURR & SIBLEY, IA Main Street, and BY the prn-
cpa Druggists in other places throughout the United States
and Canada. dwtf July 49,
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House Lots, Houses, &c.

BEAUTIFUL LOTS, containing nearly an acre
80 l) each delightfully."- situated on Paramount" hal
a mile north Of the Court House, mequaed for beau
~ Of ocaton and aspect for those who prefer to live little
out and own large lot for very moaerale Cost;
Finely situated LOTS on Harvard Street, on the elevated
land directly west ote Central Church. the most desirable
lots remaining in the market r,a.-.... W..
desirable Lots the Brewery Estate near the west
orr Rs;,road Depot and in other parts OF the city,
Also several Dwelling Houses in different parts Of me
ety Good Gardening land by the acre. ana oulef heal
o.,,, Ear sale ON the most accommodating terms, by
prope e NJ ~ eodstf d. s. MESSENGER.
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RAZORS-RAZORS.

lust received few more of those superior SWISS
y RAZORS, also an assortment ofRODGER'S CROOKS,
and WADE 81 BUTCHERS Razors Warrented superior
cutters also the celebrated KESAN SOAP with general
variety of shaving utensils such Soaps Hair and Shaving
Brushes Razor Strops Shaving Cups, Mirrors, &c, &c.
G. G. COLEMAN,
2O5 Main-st I'd door North Am. Temp. House.
June lS. d2mis
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WESSON,S SPECIFIC.

A n nfalible CURE for DYSENTERY and BOWEL
"A "A COMPLAINTS and preventive against CHOLERA.
relief the short space of twenty -four hours Large num-
bes q persons have been cured since has been introduce
ed The most severe of Cholera have been subdued
and the patient restored by the of this Specific II
entirely Tree from minerals and producesno injurious effects
upon the system whatever. Those who afflicted with
the above diseases will find II worthy Of their attention
Prepared and sold by CALVIN WEssON Vorc ester Ms
" Those who may wish for my medicine obtain IL
by calling ut NO IL Salem Street, No So Mechanic ST.
corner Trenoniaso kept at Doct Calvin Newtons Front
street. where advice can be hadi and at s. A. Howand's
Bookstore, No. l43 Main-st. eod2m Jaly o7
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NOTICE,
A DEAD SHOT FOR BED BUGS,

Fatal EXtermInatiOn-SIeep in Peace!
THE Deaf Shot Bed Bug Poison new article surprising
in its destructive effects any thing known and utterly
nnnhiating those noxious of nightly rest.
For sale by C. A. d E. HARRINGTON
Sign of the Good Samaritan
May II d3taw3mis No. so Main ST.
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Quick's the Word!

Daguerreotypes of Children or Adults
ARE TAKEN INSTANTLY,
By new process and in the rst-rate Of excellence
ter than by the old mode-at
DIR. VAN ALSTIN'S
Premium DaguerreOtype Establishments,
No. 9, under Brintey Hall, Worcester,
ind No. III Broaf,ray Ne1c York Persons wishing for
good pictures invited to CALL AND SEE. diff J2s
DOOR AND HOUSE BELLS,
oF ALL KINDS HUNG TO ORDER AND PERFECT
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
Also FURNITURE Of all kinds Repaired Cane Chairs
re.seated; SAWS of all kinds FILED and SET,
SHOP rear of Dr. Bates Office, PEARL ST.
Worcester, July 81 1850. cody
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Will positively close next week.


OF THE WONDERS AND CURIOsITIEs OF
THE AMERICAN CONTINENT,
AT BRINLEY HALL,
Opens on Monday, the 29th of July inst,
commences at u O'Clock in the Evening,
On Wednesday & Saturday afternoons, at 3 o'clk.
Time occupied is 2a hours.
NOT being able obtain Amory Hall fer two weeks the
IN Manager will open this exhibition above stated. 1t
consists of the PARAMOUNT WATER WORKS and seem
cry adjacent on the Schuykill - Also, the MAMMOTH
CAVE OF KENTUCKY, 40 different views, and not any
two of them in the least resembling each oheralso the
PRAIRIES or Life in the West ending with the Prares on
Fire. Also, the NIAGARA RIVER, and FALLS III Sum
and in Winter time.
This the third edition painted by Mr. Brewer from his
original drawngs-and is much enlarged and improved.
The second edition exhibited by him in Philadelphia
but has now gone to Europe The artists of Philadelphia
speak of it as foows
Thomas Suy, Esq, says" Mr. Brewer has achieved
indispensable requisiteruth of representation My udg
is formed the accuracy with which the painter has
given the Falls of Niagara the original of which
Its truthful delneation has given firm reliance
the faithfulness OF the rest of the Panorama.
Rembrandt Peale ESD, says Mr. Brewers Panorama,
Interestingly varied by other scenes its chief attrac
ton his excellent representations of the supendous and
magnificent chambers of the Mammoth Cave of Kentucky
His residence the Cave aordng him the advantage of
frequent studies should be duly appreciated in this unique
production"
John Neagle Esq, says: 81 have several times awaited
myself of the opportunity of witnessing Mr. Brewers Nov
Panoramic Painting executed by his truthful pencil and
l. and several lovers of art who accompanied me to this
hibton, derived renewed pleasure at each visit"
We might fill volume with similar high testimony ofthe
best adgesbut citizens invited and judge for
themselves. No lover of the chaste the sublime and beau
ui should fail to embrace the opportunity Of behodg the
great and instructive Wonders of Nature especially those
in own country, which surpass all others.
B this will he taken to Boston in few days, and from
thence to the large cities only arrangements can be made
with the different Rail Road Companies during its stay
Worcester. GEO. HOWORTH,
(Restorer Of Old Paintings Boston,)
At Messrs. TUCKER & BoNNEys American House.
lTickes 25 each, and children half price, for sale
the Bookstores of W. Laze, E. Livermore and s. A.
Howiand and at the door,
Worcester, July 26. DIV
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Copartnership Dissolution.

THE coparnershp formerly existing between the subscri-
bers, under the firm and style of SAMUEL FLAGG &
%, was dissolved by mutual consent, the goth ult.
All debts due said firm are to be paid the new firm of
SAMUEL FLAGG Co., and all debts owing by the old firm
Will De pald by SAID new flrm OF SAMUEL FLAGG g. Co.
SAMUEL FLAGG,
HENRY HOLLAND,
LUCIUS w. POND,
EPHRAIM Fl. BELLOWS.
Worcester, July Is, 1850. d3wis
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Worcester, July Is, 1850.
NOTICE.

TNHE subscribers have formed Cepartnershp uuder the
L firm and style of SAMUEL FLAGG q CO.. and will
continue the Machine and Tool Manufacturing Business as
heretofore at their spacious Machine and Tool Establish
ment, situated UNION STREET. Grateful for the yerv
liberal patronage extended the old firm they respectfully
solicit continuance to the new.
GJ All orders will be executed with prompnt n and IN
the most workmanke manner.
SAMUEL FLAGG.
HENRY HOLLAND,
LUCIUS w. POND.
Worcester, July Is, 1850. d3wis