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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-06
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
EniIure of Wells & Go.

The Ohio brings The Alta California of
Oct. 4. with three days later intelligence. The
news Is for the most pat entirely of local interest
The assignment of the banking house of Wells &
Co. is announced, owing to the non acceptance of
their drafts by their correspondents in Boston
Mr. Wells was severe sufferer by the late fire,
his office and books having been burned, and his
own life Despair cd Of, by of injuries received
at the FIRE. The greatest sympathy of the San Fran
sisco community is expressed for the firm OF Wells
4 Co IN their great msfortunes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-06

oct Tor plaintiff, 500
SUPERIOR COURT-Speclal Term-Judge
Duer presiding
&. q Whltter70re agt Joseph p. Sar gent -Messrs.
W are cotton and wool card manufacturers, ut West
cambridge, Mass. Their trade mark or stamp, on
their cards IS "NewYoTk Manufacturing Co., sue
cessors to William Whittemore & Co"
Nj. ; is Manufacturer Of the same article ID
Ne"-l ORR. His stamp Is ''New-YoTk Card Manu-
featuring 60, successors to Amos ). Whlttemore &
Cor
plaintiffs claim night 10 their trademark, and
that me oiher Is an limitation, while defendant al
eges an equal right TO the use of his mark. his
father bought 1t of Amos $. Whitiemore, mot the
original patented ard the cards of plaintiffs
known as Boston cares, &c, and there Is sufficient
difference not TO mlsead
Amos NhittemOre (~hO Obtair ed patent in 1877
for 4 new mode OF manufacturing cardS,J IN company
with BIS brother, used the trade mark of william
WhitteuOre & Co." They sold out to the New
York Manufacturing Co. tnOw the Ph9nlx Bank, It
fa,Ing been authorized to take lis present term in
lsI1) The latter adopted the stamp no used by
liaIiIfS. and sold 10 Samuel WhtemOrC. from
"A LON plaintiffs claim title. The patent expired IN
80
TIC WeseIt Is motion for Injunction restr lining
6ttndant tNr. from using the trade mark he
does II being as they allege im@ation, and cal
culated TO mlslesd.
The Judge considered that rs plaintiffs title TO the
10. X vas derived from the y. Y. Manufacturing
Co. fiey rad rIett to II, although the Company
ma, have ceased to exist Perpetual Injunction grant
90 resiraIlng Mr ;, as prayed for. from using the
worcs New-Nork Card Manufacturing Co., success.
SOIS 30 -, on his cards
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-06
CORPORATION Notices.

CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPART
~ MyNT-TO CONTRACToRs-Sesled Progesss'
indor.sd Proposal for building kecssss s1 N
will be received a. the onee Of ne Lfce2 ~ IN
Ssy Of Noysmbsr, 1851, a. , o'clock jul ia
RECEIVING BASIN AND CUA,yEnr HE.ciSes-
tom for The building Of the and AZ = tAs
ton relating thereto. be obtaiss1 q fasI
Co<nsct Clesk. II this ONCE. syTr14tsSnf.xS DkAN.
Ais Prs,,ksst Il W Cssoo 1Ustss W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-06

BGsden RGed aen de Vereenighde Nedrlandsche Prov
nfItn on PlaiA Counsels 10 the United Netherlands
Provinces" in which the characters of Kieft and
stuyvesant appeared to no very grea. advantage
The paper was exceedingly Interesting, and was
listened to with marked attention.
An animated debate followed between Mr. John
Gay, Mr. Bradish, DR.. Hawks, Mr.. Field, Mr. Bene-
olct and others. on the appropriation Of the Building
und, and ended with decision to proceed with
tue plans for erecting fire proof building for the
Society, with al CONVENIENT dispatch
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-06
vTHE FALL CAMPAIGN OPENED

u At Cen Tsylors Head Quarters, No. IL Fulton -,
corner Of Gold p L. ROGERS, Commissary 0easrAl VI
the above we'll known establishment desires 70 acqs.s.
hs patrons and the public thar no now 70 9.i
them an assortment Of y ALL and WINTER CLOTHING
made of superior aad by experienced work msnl
M Wholesale and retail cheape and more varied I'd
style than can be found any other house Ia this c
Tie entIro establishment under the supervision Of NJ
3 sOUDER who will specially attend 70 the custom de-
car nen thereby guaranteeing perfect m 70 Ell VINO pa
tronzs him Remember, To Fulton St cofasr 0od.
Taylor's Head Quarters o." u"
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RHODE-I

RIor Thee of the city watchmen Of
Providence were brutality ard badly beaten on Sun
endeavoring 10 arrest while IN the act Of smashing
the doors, windows furniture, &c. Of dwelling
house upon which they had commenced an attack.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-06
From our Corespo1den,s,

,vvpopr az a. Arr onoa Huse, Boston f,r Nes
yt fsroqe Turner, f ssn@a.d P p DO 90
esiIa 90 e, 90 Nor teI d. EH E%s
t.1sn cz. sssny scop M@.a Ss.a1:I GSi isr
ssSs NV w Hsss; bssss.
New yse sSs .ch. whnanv N mA9 ~ p daI
s hsatiF T ss.i ~ xsss1 Hsss
sId tpnsa.ds,phis for Providence: Matilda U hhS"'
nh~r for New York.
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into Isle su Hat where she nO~ lie. Tn. v,..., a.
posed 20 hsvc recesved da~sre !, h.r an. ~,
everything movable about decks and IN her cab 1.
away Al the time cf spur leak ana fSy 81, la1rs
previous It had been blowing heavy gale fro,n W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-06
By Telegraph to the .New-YOfk Tribune.
WASHINGTON.
Kossuth, &c.

WASHINGTON, Wednesday, Nov. S, 1851
The iHtelhgenco approves of the publication
of the Letter of the Attach6," relative to Kos
suth, and lntlmates its belief OF the correctness
of the statements contained IN it. IL says that
the feverlsh excitement now existing is for the
purpose Of lnveigllng this Government in the
scheme of Kossuth and his associates for revo-
luuonIzlng Europe.
The President recognizes c. II. F. MoorIng as
Consul for lubec at Hoston
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-06
arkets-Re,OrteG b. Telegraph.

CINCINNATI, Tuesday, Nov. (, 1851.
SEQ Hoes were packed to- day, the weather beng
favorable. We hear of no sales. PfeIghts are high
TIE Tlver measures feet inch TO Louisville.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-06
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.


PROVIDENCE, Nov 5-An scbIs Joseph b p,sr
u 81, .derLi. X II Es,eils. Beaie' Do refs9 gs
aLcr Hebroa Ne~-Y.k Sid sshr' ARR : DA~ ao Ras
.a.loh IAis Saunders do Wm J. Day In, p:,atsr
10 Go anscrnsa, ncolh. New YORK si"'p ''N'''''
Fowler, 90.
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OHIO.
Professor Kinkei AT CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, Tuesesday, Nov I. 1857.
Professor knkel. who IS now In this City, was
hcnored with grand torch-hght procession las.
mic
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-06

SUPERIOR CouRr- Before Judge Crane.
Wills against Fo,rest.-Sut for assault and bat
tefy This case. which was not long since partly
tired, was again called this forenoon but postponed,
owing to the absence Of two material witnesses for
defense and MI. +. himself at Boston
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-06
CITY ITEMS.

Bls1uRBANcEs AT THE PoLLs.-The ri
otous disposition of many OF our evl,-disposed ciii-
zens exhibited itself on Tuesday at the different Poll
Districts in many OF the Wards of the City. Quite
early in the morning information sent to the
Chief Of Police that serious 70 IN progress at
the First Poll District Of the Nineteenth Ward on
the corner Of Forty.eighth-st and Eighth-avenue.
large number Of rOwdes had surrounded the polls
and hemmed IN the officers, who were unable 70 act,
and the boxes were threatened with destruction
message was sent to the Ninth Ward Station House
for assistance, but none could then be obtained, as
the men attached to that Ward were on duty else
where. The Chief Of Police was then requested to
assist III quelling the disturbance. and a number oil
his men were dispatched to the spot and soon afte'
quiet vas restored. disgraceiul scene was also
enacted in one of the poll districts Of the Seventeenth
Ward Some Of the Police stationed at the city
Hall were sent to the aid OF the few officers who
were IN attendance. At the Fourth Poll District OF
the Fourth Ward several dsgracefulfghts took place
CuT!ng the afternoon, and portion Of the TeserFeu
force OF the Chief Of Police dispatched ID me
spot 70 restore order. In the sixth ward mlch rum
was swallowed, and in the course OF the afternoon
Us effects duly exhibited IN the oiooa4 noses
and black eyes Of many OF the rioters who "a }ev-
eIal fRhts during the DAY. man named " III
sack was on Tuesday arrested N the toufte enth
NaIc, chareed with attempting 10 vote hlegal4y'
h.xltp previously ATTEMPTED TO 90 the same thing IN
lftreni districts Of the Ward lie was taken before
Justice Mouutforf for examination.
ELECTION ws.-DOfing the election
On Tuesday, il the Eighth Ward, several most dis
graceful fights occurred. The combatants were,
veyer. considerably intoxicated, and the rows did
u;Ufere materially with tie voters. One man WIS
80 bacl IL injured that he carried away IN state
o. i >ebsbIiiy. His face presented shocking spec
tar g. and his clothes were torn 10 shreds
in Contest We learn fight also occurred Ou'
Io'hIc very serious happened. Some oil those en-
: SO nere badly abused.
ore man rather severely treated IN barclay 81:
ay % lang q iowdIes 10 whom he had made himself
or cxious By voting ticket to which they were
opposite.
IHE OPERA-REAPPEARAN OF BENZ
DErTI The operagoers have treat in store in the
REMEMBRANCE Of Benedict which positively taxes
place on Friday night, III Lucresid Bors'a which
will then be given for the only time this season
entdeti of course, has the character Of Gennaro In
which ne was formerly successful his voice is per-
fecty restored and those who have heard him at re-
hearsa speak OF II richer and more admirable
than ever For this time also Badia will appear as
the Duke Steanone will be Lucrezia, and Plco Will
also reppear as Orsini. crowded house will be
matter Of course and those who wish to secure seats
would do well to lose time about 1t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-06
CONNECTICUT.

~ John HumistOn, young man of
Cheshire, was thrown from q colt on SATURDAY af'
ternooa last, and killed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-06
NEW-HAMPSHIRE.

Y Mrs. White, of Deerfeld, received
fatal INJURIES at Andover In that Ststs' oy oeins P'e
cspl,stcd from bridge. " csSusSs'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-06
pEDUCED PRICES: WATCHES .a,rs! 8.

DFDUCED PRICES. WAICHEo
IL and JEWELRY nj REDUCED PhIC 1910
,uD,crih.r expeoung 70 receive ssyedA iMss M
WITCHES ana JEWELRY for the hehaays nov VIZ
". ~ hs nrs,eat STOCK at greatly reduced pfices -.
E,ns cod Ispne atchss, holes Jewelod
Fns Gold Detached Levers. full Jewelsa =
ana All Watches at e7uaiiy tsw pIsss
.so al nds OF Gold Chains. pure 0oa ~
Cold Ee,s and Seals Gold Pens and psnc's oo's .n IN
30, ThYn oIe. Diamond Rings and Rms bfAcSisn o'e
oes Cuff Pins Ear RIn Gold and SILVER specAcess
Breastpirs Finger Rings, Silver Ffut knves stsns ss
~, s,rs Cups Fork &C. at much less prices .nan say
sbs,bouss Gold Watches a. low a. SEA each Watches
and JeveITy exchanged All Watches warranted e kssk
80 Tim, or the money returned. Watches, Clocks sne
lswery repaired the sest manner a. mach es.
usual prices ~ u =. - |. "A Rst.d
No II Wal II. near Broadway w stars '''m sn ~
No 81 WaQ-st -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-06

WIN. S. VANDERBILT would call
w the Of his customers and the public gese-
rally TO we'll selected stock Of Cloths Cassmsu. Vest
lnes and all and Winter Goods, At bus CASH
TAILORING EsTABLIsHMENI, aIs bresawy
where he is prepared to make up GENTLEMENS ana
BOYS CLOTHING in ths most fashionable style
He also keeps we'll selected assortment Of GENTLk-
MEMS and BOYS READY-MADE CLOTHING
Also. general assortment OF everything found IN
GENrLEMgss FURNISHING BsrAsLisHaksr
on uns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-06
Jewslrp, sc.

OPERA and EYE GLASSES.-Ths
~ ext sOrdinaTy patronage our establishment rscs,ses
of the mott ed Ocass this city aud the Ma
tunal Observ Wash agoa for the scisnhc mss
Isf In uhich Ne manufacture asses aud s1apt thc
10 the sye encourages call the ublic % genera
TO wait our Optical Institute No te Bfotd~ay seems
door from CANALS to be- fitted with sucs Spscsscle.
Opera Glasses Telescopes, Microscopes &c WHICH VI"
give a clear light the SUBJECT. =. .s-.
,s,m No fle Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-06

n.uxL WELD. Fsaer. rom CALAIS for Se ~ Yss ,.
VITA ss nes~rt KICK spruns sleak and Oiled pnA
T. eaps.rss htsd m over a ssd v u.
CsRsasos Il 6shnE schssass. suoess1sa y sssts ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-06

NV DIRK DIsPENsARY.- following
table shows the number of poor persons to whom
medical advice has boon sratuisou-ly sxt.nded
curing the past month, at the Newly ork City Dis
pensary, III Center.st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-06
COURT PROCEEDINGS.

CIRCUIT CoURT-Before Judge King
Wheeler agt Roberts and otY:-S.-Acl0n against the
owners OF the steamship Georgla. for alleged non-
performance OF agreement II plaintiff not having
been provided with a berth &c, in a voyage to
Chagres' already referred to The jury gave YER
DICT for plaintiff 500
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-06

TLOTHING New York Cash Cloth
~ ing Establishment at the old stand No. ia Fultoa-
St, near Broadway.
T. DEGROOT & co.
have hand large and entire New Stock Of Ready
made fall and winter Clothing which for STYLE durability
and price. surpasses other store In New
York Their Custom Work is attended by tho most skill
fs cutters and every garment warranted TO IT. Shirts
Drawes Crsvats Stocks Collars Cloves aud every srA-
sle Of genltemen's wearing apparel
Complete suits made 20 order at u hpgrs' notice
Remember the No. ii2 ultob St
sAMUELtR PULLEN, EDWARD DEGRoor.
o3O lmTuJb&Ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-06

FRss.-At half past o'clock Yesterday
morning fire was discovered IN the Dwelling
house. No 50 Oliver s.. Il was soon ex.lngulShed,
ana before ANY material carnage occurred
About O'Clock Yesterday morning IRE broke OUT
in the grocery store No. l. Bayald St, occupied by
John Dalbur. The entire contents were destroyed
before tie flames could be subaued. Asst. Capt
Fertv, With a section Of the first platoon, we're on
halo and rendered all the necessary assistance re-
quiIed Capt Bradford, OF the Tenth Ward, was
also pIes eit. The fire department were promptly
on The ground, and prevented the flames from com
municatIIg TO the adjoining premises
ACCIDENT james Murphy, residing al No: -"
Genre 81. was run over on Monday night, while IN
Canal-st. near Mercer, by an OMNIBUS one wheel oil
which passed over his head causing dangerous
fracture OF the skull. He was removed 70 the New
York Hospital.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-06

Mr.. Enron A week ago to-day The
TYlttne coItaihed ap account of Rape, allegei to
have tt eli committed in one Of the Sut-ouIldnes Of
the Public School IN Duano-st. The case has been
examined Nv Justice Osborne and the complaint DIS
missed, as tie charge was entirely unSustalned by
eyiCerce On the contrary, afidavits were made
showing that the outrage could not have bcen per-
ptiraitd at The tine and III the place specihed As
The article TO which refer Is alcuated TO nJure one
at The pubic institutions OF the City, beg you Will
insert line or two your morning paper IN accord
al ce with the facts. Yours, Truly, ;
Ng,fDbfr 3 ISL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-06
Clothing.
VTNION HALL Wholesale and Retail
u CLOTHING WAREHOUSE.

VTNION HALL Wholesale and Retail
u CLOTHING WAREHOUSE,
Csuer Of Fulton and Nassau ss. Opposite the Ssn
and Herald Buldins.)
This immense establishment built expressly Tor the Iss-
pric.or p. l.. ROGERS and opened in November. 1859
consists of
SIX FLOORS.
each OF which 10, of itself,
COMPLETE DEPARTMENT
whole coa,bned forming OF the most pefocs ana
comprehenpve wholesale and Retail Clothing Empenuns
10 be found in tho
CITY OF NETWORK,
embracing a stock of some
TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH
READY MADE CLOTHING.
IN every variety Of the cheapest and most desirAoie s
of goods Of importations and from mansiAcs~
ers agents, suited to all markets.
Particular attention is paid To the manufacture u
BOYS CLOTHING,
under immediate supervision of oxperenoed oues'
and a large assortment oor-taasiy su hand
y. L. X has Just completed his
FALL AND WINTER STOCK.
which he confidently offers to the public
extent, variety style. material workmanship and cheap
ness p. l. ROGERS
Union Hall Clothing Warehouse,
oi8 2mTnTh&Ss Corner Of Fulton and Nassau-sts N Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-06

HosPITAL SrATIsTIcs-During the past
II ontu cSl patients were admitted to the New-fork
Hospital, and 3O1 were discharged cured. On the
fret instant 29l remained under treatment, about
60 OF whom are suffering from accidents
~ addition to these cases GO emigrants were tenn
porefy cared for during the month, at the expense
# tie ConInis sioners of Emigration.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-06

Total number of patients treated dur
The Apotnecary, (Mr Edw 7. Jenkins) reports
that during the month, the number of prescriptions
mace was 9s32.
Largest number il one day,.--.--.--- Col
Least number III one day,-------------- l2O
Dally average Observation-Disclosures 5ol
The principaldi diseases have been Fevers Dsrrhea,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-06

The CRoroN MmLs.-Hecker IL Broth
er propfieiors OF the celebrated Steam FIGURING Mills
III Cherry st, will illuminate their large buildings
to night III comme moratIon Of their receipt OF the
FREE Medal from the Worlds Far, and halfa score
% medals ard silver cup from institutions IN this
lnuItII.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-02
Farm hV Auction.

90 WILL. be sold, by Public Auction, on Wednes
sEsEn day, April I'd, at 10 O'Clock NJ, the prem
.lS-e ses that valuable Farm. known as the Burbank
Place situated ame and half from the City Hall on the
road from Worcester TO Milbury 1t is in Qunsigamond
village one OF the most hourshng parts of the city where
there large woolen mill and factory and in close
proximity to the Providence and Worcester Railroad
The Farm consists of l40 acres land not surpassed IN
the quality OF the land beauty ofocation by any other
IN this portion OF the country Sixteen of the land
covered by valuable growth of wood and there is also
large number OF fruit trees-peaches, apples, &cwhch
bear valuable fruit All the parts Of the Farm are well wa
tered and being in the immediate vicinity of the city, can
be prohtably used for the cultivation of vegetables fruit
&c, for which there is ready market.
There is on the Farm good dwelling house, three barns
ard other out buildings 1t will be sold in lots of to 40
acres to suit purchasers and the terms which will be lib
eral, will be made known The time of sale.
Further Information may be obtained of Hon Alexander
De WITT or of the subscriber atwhose store plan of the
premises lay be seen.
mar3-dw5w GEORGE BOWEN
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-02
NOTICE 10 THE INvALID.

| AR. d. c. HARRINGTON'S, Medical Ofice l15 Main
street Worcester up stairs, where he be consult
ed by persons afflicted with Diseases of kind with re
pec and confidence ofa being performed DIR has
or he last ten years paid particular attention the study
nd practice OF female complaints, and perfectly has he
9ecome acquainted with thersysem that without boasng
so successful has been his of treatment the+ he has
been called upon by other members of The medical faculty.
10 introduce his mode OF practice and has been visited for
ina purpose which answered the salgune expecta
lions
In offering the results Of his long study and practical ex
peence tU his many friends he governed by feeling of
humanity only for much have they been deceived by
pretendeu madams" and miserable pills and quack nos
rdms, that time some healthy mode Of practice
should be inroducedn speaking Of Quacks Dr. H. does
not WISH to be understood to all the medical profess
son but those who have for the last six
Hed the newspapers of the day with their disgusting adj
Vertlseents making great preenons medical science
When tey do not know the healing Dr. Ii. prC esses
10 be skiu in curing the following diseases:-Dseases
the lungs Liver Complaints Nervous diseases and general
peoly arising om secret bad habits when young and in
experienced, all the different forms of weakness that are
caused by bad habits from exertons full vigor res
ored IN very short time without any hinrance from bust.
ness.
Dr. H. has also gained himself great reputation for
me permanent cure of long standing Chronic and obstinate
diseases the treatment of which he has devoted great part
OF his time in his pracuce cure will ne warrant
ed IN all cases, however long standing they may be
Dr. H. socs call from all who may be afflicted with
any disease, and those suffering from mercury. in
contentmently administered, from quack nosums ad
mlnlstered by ignorant empyrcs.
NIB. The best of accommodations furnished for the
sick OF both sex if required with good nurses and at rea
sonable rate AdUfse Gratis for the first consultation
Dr. IL can be consulted by letter and if the disease is
ncuratey described, medicines will be forwarded all cor
respondeuce will be returned IfyOu sick call on Dr. Fl
and avoid "madam imposters.
r. ) A female whShas thorough knowledge of their
complaints will be in attendance if wish
" Office hours from a NJ to PM, Sundays, from
to IL NJ. diyEdec 2
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-02
New Seedliny Potato.

ETHE subscriber has for sale few bushels of new and
IL valuable Potato, produced from the seed four years
since. 1t is called the HOLLAND POTATO, and isnow
for the first time offered to the public 1t cooks we grows
large and smooth and has never been but very slightly a
ected with decay Twenty bushels were ra sea last
year from bushel of seed After trial of three years
think it can be safely recommended for general cutva-
ton Those wishing to try it will do well TO apply soon
as but small quantity is offered for sale.
Worcester, March Z, 1851. s. II. COTTON
mAr7.hyY6xv
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-02
IMPORTANT NOVICE.

To the Ladies Of Worcester.
,iS the time OF the year the interior decora
Il tions Of your houses needs be attended to
J. H. MOORE takes pleasure in informing them that he
continues to make every description OF r7ls !
Looking Glass, Portrait & Picture Frames.
Old Gliding reglt Repaired and Cleaned and varnsh
ca. Also, Astral Lamps, Brackets, Curtain Ornaments
thing in his line n" f " w '
All the gliding will be white vanished and warranted IN
s'anu m Masnng ). II. MOORE, Practical Cider
hiar~V-oim Corner of Austin and Irving sts
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-02
For Sale Chean.

fs.EsEe THE BlGELOW STORE, near the R. R. Bridge
sS5#4I on he Boston r. R. suitable for mechanical bus
iiiFH# ness The Derny place in leicester containing
sa about so acres. A small House and Iot ON Essev
street. with small barn. Also about 50 building lots
some OF the above property would be exchanged for
iarmi some ofitwould be sold long credit a part he
g PAD cash The Building Lots will be exchanged for
Houses money will be advanced to enable fhe nnTcbae
to build ~ P'ei
Enquire of WIN. DICKINSON qa Non -
Worcester, Feb l2, 1850. febli-dtf