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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-14
Markets.

CorrON-A large business was done In Cotton
during the week ending October 81 notwithstanding
the market was in an unsettled state, arsing from
an eagerness to sell The large quantities daily Of
ferng were far in excess of the demand. Prices at
the close remained about the same on the preyl-
Gus Friday except for fair qualities, which were a
i'd lower. The weeks sales amounted 10 46,lOO
bales including S, 100 for export and $50 on specu-
lation. On the LIST inst the market was steady the
sales reached fully 5000 bales, at full prices. The
quotations for Fair were Bowed, Sc. Mobile, Sc,
and Orleans Ste.
The Postsorirt to polinesh""d' F"'i"y '"'@
Circular says
Norember 1.-The market for CoTToN is rather
dearer this morning, the demand being good and not
so many sellers. Upland Middling, 4ic.i Fair, Sc. :
Mobile Middlng, 4 9-l6c. Fair, Sc. New-Orieans
Middlng, 4;c. Fair, Ste.
The CORN MARKET suffered an occasional varla-
ton of ID y 20 ID on WHEAT, and Sd. b Dbl. on
FLOUR in favor of buyers. There was moderate
business for consumption transacted during the
week, and stocks were decreasing. Pnces at the
close were rather frmer Western Canal FLOUR
was quoted at l4aiss Cd. p Dbl. Southern ls@lss..
Canadian lea2Os
INDIAN Corn MEAL-No change.
WHEAT was fuctuating, and for some sorts Id
more had been obtained.
PRovIs1oNs-A brisk demand exists, and higher
rates are obtained for Butter and Bacon
PoRx-No American in first hands BACON Is
wanted. New will find buyers at extreme prices
LARD has receded 2s per cwt. SUGAR Is In good de-
mand but Cd. per cwt. lower TEA-Market IN
active. Common Congous quoted at sid.a9d'
CorrEE-Sales small-prices unaltered
MolAssys-Moderate transactions. Antigua sold
al lbs Cd "a l3s Cd. from the quay
R1o.-sales made Of 50 tuns Carolina, reported at
lis Cd Market quiet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-14
MASSACHUSETTS,.
Death of Judge Cole

Boston, Thursday, Nov u, Is5I.
r,,ra Cole one OF the Judges Of the L. :. Dlstnct
cor,, died al Paris, Me- Oh the 18th inst
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X ENTUCkY.
'ailure mt LOuisvill

lovIsvILLE, Thursday, Nov Is, 1871
Nessrs J. Nj Rutherford & Co, of this city, failed
to-day.
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ENGLAND.
Cordial Reception of Kossuth-kossuth sailed
for the United States on l3th-Lady Frank
fins Appeal.

Cordial Reception of kossuth-kossuth sailed
for the United States on I3sh-Lady Frank
inns Appeal.
The English people were paying marked re-
spect to Kossuth. He made public visit to
the City of London, on the Both, and was re-
ceived with great honor and much enthusiasm.
He will leave Southampton with his family and
suite, for the United States, on the 18th inst,
in the steamship Washington. The Banquet at
Southampton passed off brilliantly. The Lon
don Times continues its attacks on Kossuth, and
has to some extent affected public opinion,
among the more cautious classes, and those who
are Jealous of his reputation.
Lady Franklin has made very urgent appeal
TO the Admiralty 10 send out powerful steamer
to explore the passage which Capt Penny thinks
exists, and this appeal is strongly sustained by
some of the Press and many persons of infu-
ence.
Three important subjects of commercial legls-
ation promise to engage the attention OF Parlla-
ment In the next session, VIZ CuStom-House
Reform the Steam Mail Contract System and
the Law of Partnerships.
The chief item of news from India is that the
Governor General had determined to seize upon
a portion of the territories of Dost Mahomed, of
Cabul, (the valley of the Dowe) it being well
situated for establishing post TO watch and
oyer-awe the Appecad Affracedles around Pc
chaur The annexation was considered likely to
lead eventually to disastrous consequences.
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which has made US and which we mus. adore How
can we follow such an iguu, fstuu> Bacon is not
pleased with God because he df no, make the stars
10 represent some figure a circle o. hexlgon po-
Lyon. DR.. x. proceeded to explain Bscons eter-
nifty Of matter. Is Bacon, then, deserving Of the
name o. ias father OF science when he has proturet
such sbortiols who leads Us into such quasmlres
He certainly not deserving OF The name OF pnloSo-
pher but II was be slowed npon hia BY the French
Encyclopedias for the advancement OF lnndeity
and Atheism. Can this audience consider such
man as Bacon, that dosmatic AMI abusive writer: .
true light Of science Let Us then esche all con.
necton with Lord Bacon, and look 10 other and
brighter names than were ever rghtfully claimed by
Lord Bacon or his admirers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-14
CITY ITEMS.

20 The weather yesterday had a wintry
appearance, and was almost uncomfortsoly cool
About O'Clock in the morning there was furry Of
snow, and minute fakes were visible every hour in
the day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-14

FlRE.-About It o'clock last evening q
fire broke out in the second story ofl71i Wiam-s 81
occupied by MIR. Friedland as ribbon cr,mpins %
adjustment. 1t was extiDguished by the prompt ar
riyal of the Eremen before any material damage oc
Cured. The tailor shop on the hrst door was con
slderably damaged by water. Damage about $50.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-14

ARREST FOR GRAND LARcFsY.-A ma1
named John Hiltzeibsr, was Yesterday arrested an
shs sttic OF a house corner Of Walker aac Cenresn
While IN the act OF packing up about 800 worth o.
cothine with which he intended 10 aecamp About ~
IsIsto1 and other keys we're found his posse sson
Which he carried for the purpose Of eecslns his en-
trance in different dwellings He was takea bcipss
Justice Moun,for and sommit.ed 10 Prsaa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-14

CAsUALrIEs-At about one o'clock on
Wednesday, man named Dennis Murphy fell from
the top OF building In Nineteenth-st near Eighth
ay He struck his head upon the sidewalk, and yet,
wonderful 10 relate. was not killed BY the fall lie
was taken to the Hospital and gave promise Of re-
coyev. Another accident happened on blackwelis
Island on "Wednesday. A scaffold some forty feet
from the ground fell, and With At two mea named
Patrick Byme and Andrew sullivan They were
severely injured by the fall but are not IN danger.
Gus condition.
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GRAND LARcEsY.-Frederick Dimsing,
VS. Yesterday arrested, charged sith stealing Us
In gold coin from Ferdinand Eckhar, OF NO 3v2
seventeepth.st. The parties were room mates. and
the propery was found IN possession OF me prisoner,
Who was committed for examination
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-14

CAMpHrNE Academia young woman.
named Rosa Reed, servant gnl, employed -
Twenty Third-st., near Eighth av., Was severely
burned last evening, in consequence OF the upsettinG
of camphine lamp, which was standing on table
near where the injured girl was sitting bed Ia the
room caught fire, but the flames were soon cxtia-
guished. She was conveyed tn the New York Hos
pital where her recovery is considered extremely
doubtful.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-14

c..v,x COMMERCIAL PAPEa.-A new
commercial and advertising 'hee' h.' oeeH es'ao
n.heo IN this Cly. in the Gsfmaa language WIN lne
,,,,s Of N,.r Yerker Ha"dsls' ZtfNHs IL" 'Asueo "
~, = p sumsan, at No % hs'ad-ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-14

DEATH By DRowNuNG-Aa inquest was
yesterday held by AID Morgans, at pier No II + r..
upon the body OF Harry Mcleod native OF ireland.
IS years of age, which WAS found IN the water at
that pier. verdict of death by being accidentally
drowned was rendered BY the Jury. The body was
found by Geo d Wetherel, OF William sburgh, who
al the time graphing for the body u Augustus
+ Cammaeyer. who was drowned on last Saturday
al the same pier
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-14

DEATH AT POLICE SrArroN-An in
quest was Yesterday held at the Tenth Ward Police
Station upon the body OF John Predk yieregge,
German, who was taken there on "Wednesday night,
suffering from cysentery and died from thai disease
Yesterday morning. Verdict accordingly
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il originates no icea, and does not even elueidate
any subject. IL assumes that Physics alone was
worthy OF notice Il ls az fhyslcs, SO lilat one
IS tempted TO cry throw Physics 20 the Dogs
Racon attacked Aristotle and called him a fool ne
rldlculed SyllogisIn, and called II unworthy "A IN
telgeut people. Dr. Ryder here made scholascc
defense OF the Sylogism, or " information as ne
called IL Bacon Is set up DIS ne llsnt In science
because he exploded the Syiloglsm and introcuced
Induction. Dr. X. then projected 10 ridicuIe the
idea Of Induction considering II mere hoIhihg'
chimeTa which never assisted IN explaining any
problen Bacon goes on TO place NaturalPhllosopny
as the first of all things OF Importance, ana cohsiuefs
Theology, Morality. jurisprudence, &c, as nothing
IN comparison. lie says IN hostility 10 the CatHoi'C
Church. that the discoveries OF the rotundlty Oh inc
earth were prosecuted BY the Fathers OF the ohurch
Dr. said It utterly false that the Fathers ever
did any such thing, and quoted It. Augustine, as ac
knowiedelng the sloouiar form Oh tne ce,hoiic
The lecturer asseveraied that the Cd1hoiio
Church was always ready ana ANXIOUS W
welcome science and all scientific Huih. ne Iaen
SAID that the Catholic Churen never PelseCu.eo
Calico for his doctrine never even Recognized .ns
existence Of his doctrine and then he projected 10
state that the Church expressly coulInenoeI VIC
same doctrine IN the person OF Copefnlcus W N.
continued TO extol the Catnohc Church a. 1ie se h
nurse OF science and education. After ex.oiihg 'ne
monks ana monasteriss of the MIDDLE Ages, ana
stating that Luther himself got bis sItliery against
tie Church from the Church itseli, &c. &c, ne
stopped short at Bacon, Just when some OF MS near
ers were waiting TO hear about the Churchs liberty
az the press and fopnlon IN Rome al the DAY
DR.. r. said there never was pefiou III 'he "ofio
when the people had enough Of physical science for
all their real wants. The Dark Ages were held up
as the noblest period Of learning. when there Vas
more true sclence than ever at any other penod Inc
lecturer SAID that Roger Bacon was great phioso-
pber infinitely greater than the other Bacon mere
Was moe philosophy In one Of old Rogers pages
,usn in ali the works OF Francis, Lord NeraiaIn
But Lord Bacon taught that the soul was tni'eIial
ard here was the chief objection to his phllosopny
He also taught that Nature was the God oil our OK
,.ierre srd # So The visible woSld IL ths cfras"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-29
FIRE INSURANCE.
onyvax Fire Insurance Coz, conway, Mass.

Conway Fire Insurance Co., Conway -N"Ss
INCORPORATED APRIL 10 lo7''
THIS Company insures property IN TWO he scconnt,
ted as class No. and class no; w i no co,nec
of which are kent in separate books there Dels ~
n,b bn ,bat the business Teach is unde the super
vision of the same board OF directors mus gns ~, nj %
lie the advantage o! two lhs" o"'o WI
pense OF one Office.
LOSSES IN ONE CLASS
r.v affect the funds of the other, as the statute
royiJes that each class shall shall pay its own losses
Is confined farmers buildings, detached
Glass No. i DWELLING and their contents in villages
Will embrace property of more hazard
Glass No description ercHdfng that OF an extra haz
ardoug character.
The Directors
Feel justified in recommending this Institution fhe
dence of the public pedgng themselves that every effort
on their part shall be made to continue its prosperity
establishing rates of premiums, special care mas
heen taken avoid We are ana expect TO
continue dividend paying company, ana TO deserve ue
confidence OF the public, by doing business on favorable
terms and by promptnsss, fairness and beraIty IN our
This Company insures dwellings and other buildings,
while in process of building favorable other
well established institutions
Board of Directors.
James 5. Whitney, Conway.
Asa Howland, :"
Horace Hubbard,
Franklin Childs g
Gardiner Dickinson, :"
E. ID. Hamilton
Henry w. Cushman Bernardston
Hart Leavitt, Claremont
Lewis ROdman, Williamsburg.
j. D. Whitney, Shellbun Falls.
Wait Bement, Ashfeld.
Daniel FELTON,, South Deerfeid.
JAMES S. WHITNEY, President.
L. ID. HAMIL TON, Treasurer.
DAVID c. ROGERS, Secretary.
n Office front of City Square, Main Street, Corner of
ian7-eoatf c. HOLLAND, Agent.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-29
JENNY LIND SALOON,
FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN

Recently opened at
3O1 Main Street, opposite S. H. Colton's N1trsery
IN ADAMS BLOCK,
NNHERE may be had Oysters served up in the yarions
w styles: also for sale by the measure
The Saloon situated the first floor of the Block and
by personal attention TO the business he hopes make it an
agreeable place for Ladies and Gentlemen who may favor
him with a call. =
good assortment of Foreign and Domestic Fruit Nuts
and Confectionery on hand.
sSS He is also supplied daily with NEW BREAD of all
~ kinds, from one of the best bakeries in the city.
L. Also Pies and Cakes, Jeies and Preserves of DO
nestle manufacture GP MEALS furnished at all hours
BURNING FLUID and LAMPS of the best quality con
stantly on hand. Oil Lamps altered for Fluid.
share OF public patronage is respectfully solicited.
worcester NOV 81, 1850. diff VIM. A. EAMES.
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FIRE ENGINES.
E6S'ht-L1ght!

THE handsomest, cheapest and best article for LIG1in
the world is MARSH'S PATENT OIL. This is a new
nventon recently introduced and now yery extensiyel
used by the pubct is perfectly safe and free to burn
any common Oil Lamps with thesmpe alteration of tnbe
composed entirely of vegetable and contains s;
eight aTls some OF which are Essential OTIS The whole
rims body beautiful IN appearance and gives clear bril-
egpios,onthus furnishing the public with an article from
which they can obtain almost any qantty of light and al
time clean and beautiful The above 10 or sole .,
A. H. MENTIONS, FOSTER STREET, opposite the Boston
and Worcester, and Norwich Rail Road Depots
b. Mr.. N. is the only Agent for Worcester.
jams ar
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-29
JANKINS & CLOUGH,
Fashionahle Hair Drnssars

l1E subscribers would most respectfully inform their
former customers and the public generally that they
AVE formed cOpar;nershp to take effect and after
Monday Dec 3D. the shop under the CE HOTEL,
where both of the above firm will be 70 nd in puncua at
endance they wi keep constantly OH hand supply of
Jqnkins Tripod nigOrGtor very superior article for
the hair.
thanks for the liberal patronage which they have heretofore
received aud hope their unon to unite large share of
their former customers. d3m--Dec. 3.
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Tenn For Sale.

krA GlTUATED in the South part of Grafton Q miles
GMN - from the centre, and onehaf mile from the
i4S Wllknsonville Depot OF the Providence and Wor-
cester Railroad, and formerly owned by Robert Lathe
Said Farm contains 70 Of good land well divided
excellent Hay Farm, it'll large and convenient Buildings
water is conveyed to the house and barn.
The same VIII be sold at bargain, and is decidedly the
cheapest Farm now offered for sale Worcester County
part OF the purchase money may remain, DESIRED for
term of years.
For further particulars inquire of
janl5-eow6t* HARVEY DODGE Wilkinsonv;lle
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-29
Valuable Real Estate for Sale or to Let

x TEIIE subscriber will sell at fair price the vaua
fFYN i bic Tavern stand situated in the centre of the
town OF Leicester, for years past occupied by Mr..
William Hatch, consisting of about eleven of vaua
bic land and the bindings, suitable for large boarding
house hotel and livery stable. The place has occi-
pied for long time bounding house and hotel and is
iavoraby stuaed few rods from the Academy and in the
midst OF fourishing village from this house
twice on each day. to the city of Worcester and well
supported.
The above property is offered for sale until the first day
of March next and if sold made easy If not sold at
that time viii be leased fiom the day of April next
Leicester, Jan. Is, 1851. HIRAM KNIGHT
janl7 d&wtf
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Norwich and Worcester Railroad,

-EaesalakszzaaH - i I'D 81 Is
Winter Arrangemert-on and after lonGqu. De- .
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN AS E,r,ovs,
Leave Worcester at 1880 am. and 4So DIN
Leave Norwich at 6.45 am. and l2 M
STEAM BOAT TRAIN
The steamboat Train will leave Allyn,s Point ever,
g except Monday, at about O'clock for Boston dire.
at 7.05. e op' Suhuay
FREIGHT TRAINs-leave Worcester Mt diam
FretSht Tram with passenger car attached mi,
leave Norwich Tor Worcester s. Is pm stopnng ar al
Way Stnons on the Road Ff"e a. al
TRAINS CONNECT AT WORCESTER w,rr
Boston d Worcester R.R. at 10 30 ami 345 n 10 AZ ~
Western at go am - ~ ~ ~ pun
Providence IL Wor. 7.I5 II n m a - '"o PIN
WOr * Nashua, 645 II am A P rn
The connection with the earliest Trains ONT ~ Worc
ter, Is formed by the Steamboat Train.
W Trains connect at Norwich with the Hartford pro,,
mantle and Palmer Railroad u'i' VIM
OF EXPRESS FREiGnT leaves Boston nj 10 n, o..;,; :,
New York next morning '"s ~
An Baggage must be delivered to the Baegape M,s.a -
other person authorized to il before the
tkes his seat in the cars 80 "es0hSei
baggage will not be taken include monev
nor other articles than those of personal ,,se and s.
higher value than Fifty Dollars notice must he eva ~ -
ana an extra price paid, the Company win NOT
self liable beyond that amount. - ~ n.y. Ao'D
NO baggage permitted in the Passenger Cars
90 smoking permitted In the Passenger Cars n, T.,o.
Passengers must procure Tickets at The Station nIs
JOEL w. WHITE. President ''s''
- :, 80 u"u N. n w. r. r.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-29
Building Lots.

THE subscriber has for sale of the desirable
BUILDING LOTS in the City of Worcester, il is stu-
ated the north side of Chatham Street, the ghth OF
land near the Dwelling House of Rev. Dr. Smaley and
tans about $500 square feet He has also other LOTS
the Street, containing 5000 So each-and Lots
in the vicinity Quincy Stand several Lots
the Red Mills TAYLOR Street
June 4. DIFF CHARLES WHITE.
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CLINTON HOUSE.


Il THE subscribers thankful for the liberal
ESH a q patronage they have received would res.
IH ~ pectiuly inform their friends and the pub
H5a5sN SS5 lie generally, that they have recently
skAs44A erected large and splendid Hail. adjoining
the Clinton House, which, together with
IIeir FORMER accommodations is superior that any
Hotel in this vicinity.
are prepared to accommodate dancing and sleiehing
rAIlES, ri any NUMBER the liberal scale and at
me shortest notice The public may assured that no
PAINS VIII be spared to make the visits of those who may
BILE. FAUTKNER & mi p DT,rr pso,asi s'
Clinton, Dec &c, 1850. d&w4w
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-29
MEDICAL NOTICE.

nR. ID. C. HARRINGTON, from Boston, has
IL Opened has ONCE at No. lis Man-st.,
The DIR. would say that he continues MI Chronic
Diseases with the utmost success, few of which he will
Liver Complaint Kidney Complaints, Piles Humors,
Weakness General Debility, all the of nerv
Affections Dizziness and Ring in the head and
the mind its healthy and sound state. The Doct has
been very successful in female complaints of which he has
thorough knowledge, his medicines mild and pleasant
to the taste.
1J Office hours from AM. to PM. cure is
ranted in all cases if curable dtf-nov 81
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Fitchburg and Worcester Railroad,
Ia 81 ::...ss.:.:s:55 f:3:ss::szs77 81

sz 60 E;ssss b
MAINS leave Worcester for FitchLurg in connec,or
eept Sundays, at ~ "HiHs' every gay e4
o.45 and II A. NJ, and t41oPM
NEruRNING-Leave Fchburg at
e2O A. NJ. I2.3O and 545pM
Ihe shortest anu most direct Railroad rone bo,o W.
s mass ana burlington, w. is by the wav of Fitch
miles shorter than any other ans iou'e Is twenty-five
next shorter route is by the way Of Fi,cbburc ~,
lows Fails, Windsor, White River Jncrion d N DoI
rms route IS 20 miles shorter than any other ,
ne one mentioned above, and is 20 miles except
otner route TO all stations the Vermont CenIri % any
sumpsc River Railroads. ' oeAtia and Fas
& gong by either of these by the mornino
ram rom /" orctster have hour at Ftcbbure IL; iE
10 get breakfast Those going in the II o,coL III Which
worcester, have fifty minutes at Ftcbburg NJ d; from
for tea 500 nv! minutes TO stop
10 IN who arrive at Fchburp nv tho
~ O'CLOCK train, have time get dinner md h :! e
rve IN The minutes past O'Clock p NJ Train have &
~ ge yea and arrive at Worcester early as nv an, LII
route The early train from Fitchburg arrives IN hei
yer ID season for the New York train via Snrnat oes
Nov ! 1885, ON 'iani via N orWlci.
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LE0MARD'S
Boston and Worcester ExpYass

a8az-, VIE subscriber continues to RIM THE nv
kss7sy PRESS between Boston and worcester fo ~
A Y M Ne sae transmission OF Packages Bundles bang
Notes, Specie, and Merchandise penerarIv 'a''A
Three Times each way Daily,
Particular attention given paying collecting and oc
notes drafts bills, and purchasing and selling msr
All packages must be directed to his care
subscriber Is alone responsible for property
his case, and no risk is assumed by The Rost I'll
ester Rail Road Company DO''0N 'uiu " or
raeEases by this line forwarded from Worcester 70 81
EN-, Newbuyport, Taunton, Fail River and New RJ ~ go
lso to Portland, and all parts of Maine D''ioiui
0ders lre' Tor goods to be returned by this Express
,Ooia. CO.'S Office Court Street
Feb rs. DIFF 9 ~ 3 100 I, wan street
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For Sale,

- A NEW and convenient Dwelling House. thorough
:A IA ly finished, with the best materials and pleasant
situated on the height of land the corner of Graf
ton and Elizabeth Street, commanding beautiful view of
the city, and formerly occupied by Lewis E. JOY
Also, 30 House Lots the same. The Lots con-
tam about 1900 feet OF Land and viii be sold low as to
as TO come within the means of many who have not been
able to buy large lots
credit will be given to nit purchasers Plan of the
Lots can be by calling upon the subscriber For fur
Their information call upon I. w. BANCROFT, or
Nov Is deotf A NJ MERRIFIFIp
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over nifty, 70 per cent. advance the above will be
charged 81 so in addition to the above will be charged as
Admission Fee the first year.
Officers.
H. CRossETr, Prest A. NJ GALPIN, v. Pres.
H. ii. DARLINYG, Secretary and Treas.
FINANCE Committee
a NJ 14LPiS, &. PILLsBURY, Rev. r. II. CoNKLIN,
L.. w kIMBALL, 5. S. HUBBARD.
r. G. W. ENGLIsH NJ. D., Consulting Physiaian.
RJeFenceS-Ex. Gov. Sade, of Vermont; Hon. J. r
Gldungs, M O.; Hon. Edward Little Marshfed; Rev. ID.
y. Merritt, Honsatonic, Ms; Hon. orson Wood, NJ. D.
somers Ct Seth Rogers, NJ. d., Worcester Ms; Hon Al
pheus reich, u Sen'r; Hon. Seth NJ. Gates NJ c. N Y;
Ihos NJ. Hays ESQ., Secretary of the Haverhi Fire ms
Co. Hayerhll Ms; O. Lynde ESQ., Johnson VT; Hon
Springfeid--Rev. s. osgood, D. D.; Rufus Elmer John
1. King; G. c. Wood NJ D.; ]. T. lockwood; Homer
WIN S. GOODWIN, General Agent
janSf Office SO Main street, opposite Central Church