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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-03
EDUCATIONAL WORKS
PUBLISHED NJ
ERASTUS II. PEASE & CO.
81 STATE STREET, ALBANY.

II ORtNSON'S ASrO Monty, descriptive, physi.
~ cal, anG practical designed Tor colleges Acau.
m's and private students by II. n RcBINsoS, A "
Iorner Professor Of Mathematics US Navy. aud a,.
thor Of Rocnson's Algebra, Philosophy, &c, &c,
| vol Svo
ROBINSoN's ASTRONOMY, for schools and
academies, descriptive, theoretical, and physical.
ROBiNsoN's ALGEBRA. for colleges, academies,
aud private students, | vol $40
ROBlNSON'S ELEMENTARY ALGEBRA, dc.
signed as First Lessons in thar science. i2no.
ROBtNSON'S GEOMETRY. containing Geome.
try, Plain aud Spherical Trlgonome,ty, and Comic
sections, Syo.
RoBINSON'S NATURAL PHILOSOPHY, with
results aud applications, for schools academies &c.
l2mo.
PRACTICAL ELoCUTloN. containing llusrra
ious of The prime 9es Of Reading aud Public Sprak
ing also selection Of the best pieces from ancient
ani mod,rn authors, accompanied by Explanatory
Notes; the whole adapted Ia the purIoscs Of m
pr"veneni in trh'1ng and Ora,ory, 10y Samuel Nile
sweet | vol i2mo.
THE HARMONlA, New Collection OF Easy
Songs, composed and arranged for one, two, thue
and foar Voices with a new sci Of Rules andPracri
cal Exercises upon an original aud scientific plan
for the use Of Schools, Sinnng Glasses and Soc ia
Circles. BY Solomon Cone, Teacher Of Music in the
PuHc Schools aud Director Of Music II the Thin
PRESBYTERIAN Church. alhfny
NoRTON'S ELEMENTS CT SCIENTIFIC AG
ricuture, or 'c connection between Science and thf
art Of Practical Farming. Prize Essay Of the New
York State Agricultural Society. vol, i2rno. cioh
elegant.
SOW WELL AND REAP WELL, ~r Fireside Ed
ucation, by Samuel q. Goodrich, author Of Peiei
Parley'1 Tales. vol l2nc,
THE CH!LDS II ST BOOK OF READING AMI
Drawing, by Jerome B. Howard, Teacher Of Drawing
in The New York State Normal School
C0TECHlSM OF AGRICULTURAL CHEMiTRY
and Geology, by James W F. Johnston, F, Il. s
&c, Author Of Lectures, on Agricultural Chemistry
| vol. lsmo taf bound.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-03
Punitive slaves,

whereas the Law IA regard 10 fugitive. IS
binding on 81! ISIS loving citizens, Il - equal.
ly binding "n all parsons having unbound
books, muse. or pamphlets, :" secure their
property hy srntlag tGcm 10 Bacons Book
store, Ludlow, who Vii have them bound
~ ~ form aud i, any prce from - cents
~ $50 u
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-03
REMOVAL.

o. l.. ROBBINS has removed 10 the store
lately occuplrd by +. Chaire ns clothing
store, one door south OF ID. T. Bch..
frb 9th ISL
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-03
SAP TUBE

FIVE HUNDRED Iron bound sap tabs
for sac a, a very low pr,cc, by
J h. PROCTOR.
Cenlie Rutland, Feb -, ISL. ?1w
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-03
One Oe the Greatest IBIS.
COvcrics OF Inc Age.

HH1ES H2iR RESTORATIVE,
PURELY VEGETABLE COMPOUND.
for R'stor'ng, B'"uyy,ng, G,ansiog, soti.
tn'ng, and Dressing IifE nam.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-03

View YORK, teh l., 1913.
Nessfs Sands Having Suffered many year. with
a disease al my threat, affecting the larynN. during
which time was treated with the mos, dia'iusush
eel ply scfans in Europe and the United States
without receiving any pertinent benefit. tui all the
tune my general health aud strength declining nud
the disease msk'ug fearful progress oauste arpii.
cations were used, aud whatever else w4s Though,
most efficient Tor PRODUCING cur---hut am conf
!cni the drplor"'e .iuaiira war in, tn" l,r,nci
being accompanied with phthis,s aud great dliIculiy
IN breathing. would soon have terminated my lac
had not obtained relief through he medium Of your
sarsapRrllla. must saw cent icmen. when | tun.
mencrd using ihe sarsaparllla dad not place much
confidence ~ its virtues this viii TO, surprise
N"n when morn you had Tried i1ofe than m y
different remedies durng ,hc past nnr yes withnui
any but sfer taking yonr sar,snarilIa few
weeks was Obliged al last 10 yield IL evidence -
TINS marvellous specific has not only relieved t,it
cured ne, AID therefore ihhk IL my duty, Gentle
men. for The benefit ui suffering humanity, TO give
You this atestatibn Of my cure.
Yours very tfuy, d. PARENT.
Consulate of france in the United states.
Tn. above statement and sirns,ure were aekuowl.
edged in our pr.senc-by Mr.. y. Par-n, a. true.
For the Consul General at ftanrr,
L. BORG, Vice Consul.
The following interesting case Is presented, aud
the reader invited to ts careful perusal Common,
on such evidence Is unnecessary,
New YORK. April 2s. 1877.
Mrssrs Sands Gentlemcn- Having been long n {.
rctcl with general debility. weakness loss OF ap,e
lite. &c r"cc,ing benefit from the various RENE.
dies prescribed concluded about three mont his sine
to make ": u ,onr S"rHararilla, J now have The
pleasure cf informing you that ito effects have been
attended with the happiest results in restoring my
health. and am ndured to add my testimony to he
many others y"n already possess and TO those dcsir
ing farther information ] will personally give the
particulars Of my and the Effects Oft his intai-
liable medicine. by calling at Zs5 Bowcry, New York
Youis rcspcc tfn!ly, JANET MCINTOSH.
This cerliiie, thtt Miss Jsuet Mcintosh is known
to me, member OF the Church ia good s,antins
and worthy Of confidence. J p. SPENCER
Pastor Of the Second Pres Church. crcohlvn.
Prom, ynp ~ NALL hnl.s ali md all ~, A &
ID, SANDS. Drug2ists and Chemist IUH Fulton ST ,
Garner OF illiam. New York Also by nruges,
generally throughout he Cnu.d States ant Canadas
Price 81 per bottle. six Bottles 81.
IurHsR DANIELS Agent, Rutland. 1888
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That .Adnlira bic Light.

DoDGE'S Superior Bur- ng Fluid and
una Lamps, which are perfectly safe and
cheaper than oil F., sale by
H. PA RKER, & Co
AlsH general assortment Of C!otA,ur md
Fnrnishmr Goods
Rutland, FEB p, I-5l.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-03

-'perc,fn renn"dy for all difesses oC the scalp II
yves we mar brilliant, glossy lusife, silken tex.
we, ana healthy vigorous sVpcsrance No Lady,
tiI.a " '' 'N .
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-03
Valuable Information

I'hNr at bacon's Store, Ludlow, VI. yol
L ran purchase lp,ut of Green MugniaIu
flud FOR washing, costing 3 c eni.. which will
ehAh'e youtu 10 tic washing for ~ in the
family, ia tao hours without Washing Hoard.
- Poaniing Barrels. This M,xtare viii rot
inlare clothes aud doe. n9t contain Alcohol.
'amphenc, Turfeu,iue or kmmauia, ard i.
exactly similar to the Soap PREPARATION charg-
Cd - enormou'ly for by city agents 5!3
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-03
II'TI NVI,uT> NHU u NNITS TT INV tI0HNTTN
GooKIJ T. WARREN.
Gy,nv,llc Feb |. Isl

tnn BUSHELS CORN 500 do OATS
WV - i5"t - ,TALLOW hr sale 10y
Rutland, trt. \, 30. -. Z. BELL.
BOSTON DAILY JOURNAL. received
on ntuyHi IT Express 1nt sold ~ iva rcnr-
pr cop, b. ii. l.. SPENCER
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-03

BINDING. BINDING,
OLD Books. Music or any papers you wish
10 preserve, leave nj Bacon's Bookslo,a. q
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-03
SCHOOL BOOKS.

Of every description supplied, wholesale and retail,
at New York prices
booksellers, Merchants and T ichers can hav
their q" Hrf Immediately exerutcd. on the most &C.
conmodating terms; and goods seat, ny EXPRESS OF
otherwise. As they may direct.
Teachers wishing IN examine any Of tie Il
boTe Woks, will please address f. II 7. &Co 1871,
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-03
WANTED.

~ fn'eha.e q9arii'r or II, 212. 2
40 tat whlie Nsh firrk sl.4 : sal /
inoh "a. flsrI OF Eoppl.S :
ka.ls.1, il7 - IS
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-03
DRY GOODS
AT TEN PER CENT ADVANCED

FROW err COST. FOR CASH.
TUE SUBSCRIBERS dcsrons Of closing
III their heavy stock Of Fall ard Winter
Goods, now offer them at 10 per cent advance
oniy, iro'n ros' To those who wish 90 pur-
rnI lpaks or Dress Goods Prints, Sheet.
'ngs Sh'r,rng., Ac., now ~ the time to make
a"od bargains, and savc al least 10 or ~ per
cent Come one, crinc all Our Stock IS
all now and desirable, hal must be sold {,
lnah" room f"r Spring Gr"ds.
We woaii also invite p .riic'l'lr attention
10 "uf Stock Of Clothing, win, a is complete
and much the lar rest ever offered IN the mar
kri, VI
lu' Dress \ Dress Frock, Coats from - 10
Sii
100 Black, Brown, Drab, n Grey Ovcrcoa,s
from : 30 To Sli.
100 Brown and Black Slc. Coats from s. TO
-.
To- Tweeds, Business Frock and Sack Coats,
from - TO -.
2hl raIrs Plain aud Fancy Cassetnere Pants,
frnm SI,7j 10 81.
100 PAIRS Heavy Pants, from i,1j TO $3.50
300 Vests from - cent! 10 100
SHIRT Collars and Crava,s IN an, quantity.
GooKIE T. WARREN.
49,
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-03

Seminars Nee snci sCompanion. Serb.
nsT' log Book, ior sale by
II. l.. SPENCER
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-03
For Sale.

gram ~ humber q EokRiSS'
feb. Isl, l-il.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-03

BOOKS, TOYS FANCY GOODS sc.
~ bacon Store Orders fnr any book
Pgsl'.hed attended n promptly D
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-03
Rutland COunl! Bookstore
II. L.SPENCER

~ tas d-y received ~ Re7r- sglerior
- ca AIT Lettrr PIrer hIch - Of a Su
lcrinr quality anii- ,a.l low.
January IJih, lsji
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-03
BLANKS, BLANKS BLANKS

I)LNNhs OF alt Kinds o. 10 had Al he
ID Book Store, Ludlow, Vermont. 40 m
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-03
Wanted.

( WV NIkl Mogehants 10 purchase A. ar,i,
" e from Which they can realize over is,
Ii "drri per cent. T. /, an article es.i.v man.
u fractured aud command. ready salc A..
ply TO W. \. BttON. Iul'uw. " 5lS
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-03
f\SlNANCE COMpA\ !
Invested capital. 100000
Gsn,.a' .-e.t Cot Vermont

:. - Isl NJ u y VI, W t'1N''h
r r..n az ..t.lors NAV Ne cost from an.
rart - toe state.
t-t'I.' O-,. y I'll. aecacv. ga" 'iie "t The
Cart House Square. Bu''u- M VI.
y MAHD. " y Medi'nl Ey'minet
~ catiou. ma, be mad, % -'.N tue at the
Office - to the following named r'r'rU' N.tU''
& Medical Examiner, who VIII turri-h i'HNph-
e,s aud au, iuturmsiiun that May he dc'ired IL
regard to the t..
RI ILtND COUNTY
ioeSrs.- n Rlhrsll County Agent Rutland,
Ezra June Eraudou; e. \. Hitchcock, Pi't.iurd.
Chester Spencer. Cnsjictou Cap"n leonard,
thittrndcn >,lasW Hodge g. arcndon;3 Bliss
Pouitucv n.F. Xsholscu, WahirH''orj. Fay.
cttc Potter rawici.
MlD,cALENAMtsrRs.-- CyrusPoYicr Rutland
T.. ". Drntv, Pittsiord \ keudrick. f"nltrc,
IS Houghtou. rawlct; IA NBuwcu, tinrerdon
ID W o"dwatl Ca,tleton: Josiah W Hale, Bran.
dor, Joan i'ox Wall gforA.
BENNT\G COUNTY
AoEN7s. bingham & McEcwcn, Count! Acent..
Bennington; y II Bstchclicr Arlington, Daniel
Rnhctt., IT.. Manchcstcr, y X Douglass, Shnits-
irrv: CYRUS Aiming, OH Dorset.
| .M!lcN ErdniincrS. Lutl,rrNnsc,y, arlington
Swift. Bennington; II d Meachnm .MancEestc. y
= Johnson, Shait.bury.
california Ii' RMks.
TAN IN al 5Ecrratr. than hy ANY other rumrnyr
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-03

Principal Once, ~! ~ LIGN ST. n y up star.
For sale By II l.. Spencer, Rutland e..
l. Case, brandon. " T.. Russell, Middle.
bury. &. G.. Nichols, Casileton. A. p. Ros-
zoe, New Ilavon. Daniels a. Moor, BRISTOL
". ; SpraGue, A. G. Spear, Burlington
Redhcld & GrannIs, Montpelier. IL. ward
ncr, Windsor. sIy
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-03
Remarkable Cire Of Rronchjtis.

L. =. Consul to New Grenada.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-03
r Il O U s a " d g

Haze tested its e6icacy and thousands
under treatment; 4rd not solitary case Of future
has yet been reported. Volumes could be filled
with certificates Of those Who have been pern,a
nertly cured.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-13
Harvard College and the LEGISLATURE.

EDITOR OF THE Spy | have observed that the
rst meeting OF the Board OF Overseers of Harvard Col
eye is appointed for Thursday evening.
1t is not improbable, that at the MEETING referred 70
the nomination OF Mr. Francis Bowen, for the profess
sorshp of history at sold Harvard" will be presented
by the Faculty, for final confirmation This is some
what to be regretted in view Of the fact that in the
March number Of the Examiner, an article is to anneor
which will go very far towards ghtenng the public az
to Mr. Bowens qualifications for the important most re.
erred to.--if, indeed, any additional information IN
that point be necessary.
II the reports contained in the metropolitan papers
are true, the publication of the article to which have
alluded was, by the special request of Mr. Bowen or
his friends, suppressed until after his nomination co bo
acted on By the proper authorities. have no reason far
questioning the correctness Of this report 1t is pre
cisey what might lie expected Of Mr.. Bowen, or of any
man, possessing so little true maniness 40 10 de,o,,oo
the reviewers of his Hungarian calunnies bec,rso i
wouii be the means of depriving him of his broad,
Inc SIMPLE question rs, will the constitutional aubo,
ites-the Senators, the Councillors, and tbe Corn
ration Of the Colege-permit the confirmation or A..
Bowen, without strict and thorough investigation :,
to his oecn history? Mr. b. assumes to he y !,
history; then let him be judged by his own .bjstorv
1t IS scarcely possible that occupying the degraded no.
siton which Mr.. Bowen now does, las serv;le ,r,cL
Ter to the conservatism and astocracy of Harvard Col
lege,-he will be invested with The robes Of nroe, So.
OF history in that institution, by men of such an enl;nh
ed stamp as those who compose majority Of the nrns
ent Massachusetts Senate and the prospective
Nous u1,ons
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-13

The Speaker, in few clear and sensible reLiafhs'
ruled against the consprators and the question then
came upon the reconsideration of the vote, by which
III I-2o'cock had been assigned for the election Inc
opposition thus having been driven from their ias'
entrenchment, the original mover of the assignment
stated that he boped reconsideration would take
place, as he had doubts whether the motion, as IL
was recorded was sufficiently definite inasmuch as
il did not define the term for which the Senator
should be chosen, and, he had therefore prepared
that, if it was reconsdered, defining the Germ
six years from the fourth of March next, and fixing
the time for election at IL 1-2 O'Clock on Tuesday.
The vote was then reconsidered, and the new mo-
ton adopted, as a substitute for the other, and the
election Will accordingly take place Tomorrow,
when, we have no reason to doubt, that Charles
Sumner will be chosen.
The object of the desperate attempts to delay the
election by the Boston Hunker olgarchy of both
stripes combined is well understood. 1t is that cor
ruption may have time to do its work Boston mon
ey and Boston influences of various kinds, it is
hoped, may be now, as it has too often been fore,
too potent for country integrity and iirmness. 1t
has got the control of nearly the whole pr ess, and
hopes by the same means to control the action of the
of the people. The question wheth-
er it can, remains to be settled We trust it will be
settled right.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-13
Popular Lectures.--GEoRGE ruoMrsoN &c..

FoP"i"r Lectures.--GEORGE THOMPSON. from
nHsianu' VIII give course efTHREE LECTURES befor,
VIC el|ois oil worcester, at the CITY HALL commencn
"h tuesday evening, January 7th and continuing ON Tre
DAY evenings, January l4th and 2lst The tvo FIRST l.
lures VIII be on the REFORMS Of ENGLAND and
last VIII be on BRITISH INDIA They are Of an into
interesting character, and furnish vast a,nopn, of
e Information not elsewhere accessible to orr ctz az
liekets Tor the course will be thirty cents only.1
eo' ueihg TO give the information as wide circula -
o',''o single tickets l2 cents Those who wis
tend viii do well to their tickets AS early o. G,
as the number sold will be limited bv Tho eo,,. Se
OF the Hail.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-13
A Rare Chance for Hotel Kaener,

me SUBSCRIBER offers for sale the funilu,e and l a
' ,9iI. Wen Wen known sTAND-known as WATTS a.
- H. situated nearly opposite the new Court Hon
ofe stand Is The nearest the Court House of
liotel IN The place. and but five minutes walk from ,
starons, II is considered of the best Siono
III sue oIy. POSSESSION given or before the first @
ses - ~ 'N'soiloer on me prem
Worcestar No., orr ,o- 7. w. WATT.
''"' low w4t&dU
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-13
CARD.
MRS. HALT,

M Mts. HALL acquants her friends and the ppblic J
20 i enc Is ready to receive pupils at her house m
and Painting IN Water Colors, Monocbrop,ot; p;5
&c. mrs VIII also give lessons inWrng English F'D
mar, history, Geography c., and trusts bayina ld9
her own education under the first Masters of F, -a
tnal she VIII be enabled to give entire salislocio
tn a VINO may iavor her with their patronage kerr
STORE, Nam Street DR. rig " AVCkEkaEi
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-13

lkeporteG for The Boston Daily TrayeIIe,
AZ Market, $50 Beef Cattle, rs Stores IA Nh.
oAen, 40 Cows and Calves, 1900 Sheep and lam
PRicEs:-Beef Caule-Extra s6.ou lat AZ
I'd do 5 Sd do 81 80. ~V'0O is' W
stores , years SIS, II years old IS. %.
Working Oxen-e67, 80, 100. 40.
lows lows and Calyes-$l9, 20, 25, %, 81, Sc.
20 sold for $3.50. ~ > o oA' eN
s"iie--32 o4lc retail A to SIC.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-13

W '. D. FALMER, the American Newsps astr
'e Agent for the spy in the cities Of Me-
anu nlladelphla, and is duly empowered to take rr
menus anu subscriptions His receipts will ben IrI
p p, ayiie'i'S Ills Offices are-Boston, scoav,s nv
N = s'ree'; New York, Tribune Building; Fhr Al
~ W. corner Third and Chestnut streets.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-13

n, otHAT lush! For Burditt's OIeoei,
~ ~ euicated compound, the Best Article II, ns
Cleanihs me Head from all Dandrufr ana Scnrf soft
ana oeautllyng The ii AlR in such manner as 10 y
istctlon 10 AL who use it. Manufactured and sold "
cary, Clinton, Mass. Also for sale nv + r. ana
Druggist rug d. and ENoCH MERRILL, Worcester. -
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-13

DEATH OF ADDISON GILMoRr.-Add;son
Gilmore, Esq, of Boston, of the firm of Gilmoro
Bake d Ward, and President oftbe Wos,or, D !.
road Corporation, died on Friday evening in a ball
room at WATERFOWL. Mr.. Gilmore had been G..
some time troubled with disease of the heart h.,
70 all appearance enjoyed excellent health.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-13

" JOB PRINTING of all kinds
catalogues, Shop Bills, Bank Oh
rus' concert Bills, Visiting and
CARDS, Posters, &c. &c.-Nr1r,v on,
executed at THIS OFFICE. upon moder.,a ).
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-13
a=
MARRIED..

IN Holden Dec q, by Rev. J. IL. Titon, Mr. Era,
Si1conn, to Miss Elizabeth Mason.
we same, Dec. 20, Mr.. Jonathan @. Barrows, Il
Della N. Mason
do py ,ne same, Jan Mr.. Joseph G. Lynn, to Mrs.
o,, Jacksonville III. Dec. S, by ]. NJ stnrteyant
as ., tne Illinois College, AT the Residence of J. \
kibbr, off. - " ''''
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-13
SALE OF STOCKS,
AT BostOn, Friday
CAMBRIDGE CATTI,E ,T,Dvn,

lkeported Tor the Boston Daily Advert,
At market $50 Cattle-about 73o Reeves ~ '0
three years. oo"s ana Caly 4
- Prices Market Beef---Extra sc a5 ner a., -
@J ID 20 40 90 3D. do rs, ordinary 81. Sv
Hides 30 per cwt---Tallow $50. -,
Working Oxen $50, 81, to 100.
COWS and Calyes-$20, SO to a. wv 81
Ieailings-None ~
Two years old--IO. II to % ~.
Three years old--Sl5, 20 to "a al
sheep and Lanbs--3665 AZ ma,t.. 81
sa. 81, ana 10. By lot, So. q'5oai
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-13

WATER CURF.--DR. s. ROGERS is now M,
W poaIu ana reai patients or give treatment witbot
at ms residence, NO. GLEN STREET
OFFICE HoURs, from 10 to l2 and 3 To 4--at NJ, .,
oTREET' dewitt
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-13

ES The New York Convention of the opponents
81 '"e Fugitive Slave Law, held at Syracuse was
largely attended General Chaplin was present, and
maze powerful speech which was received win
much applause.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-13
Mrs. S. GOOn1u1N

81 MIS- LIS. $. GOODWIN, an exr
t ,n mld"iie, Gas one hundred and m,
.ie past year, ls50D holds herself
tenght, TO attend to the duties of her
i l PAST iavors, share of pqtronaa,
SMoHfd be bestowed upon CONAN. and
Austin street. - 'niiioieht.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-13

D6. II. HUTTON, PULMONIST.
lon-st-Where his service can be promptly obpai
any hour by day or night, when not prevented by n,
Auscultation and Advice, Free d,f
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ES- The New Yrrk Tribune of Saturday ovo
n'"s' says that there is rumor in Washington that
new Union paper is to be started there sun,or,
Ing MT. Webster for the Presidency.
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an earthquake were felt in that vicinity last wool
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HoUsE.-Mr. Easle of Worcester, from the Commit
tee the subject of Reporters Accommodations, made
report accompanied by order to provide an addo-
NJ esk for the " Commonwealth and 6 Traveller %
reporter and for the assignment of the desks at the
session, the order adopted.
The subject Of the assignment of the election of Sen.
ator then came up, for of which, see cdito
rial article.
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- Our readers viii find the following article an
interesting one. 1t is from the pen of an educated
and scientific physician of HaverhilI. We have
BEEN for some time satisfied that the claims OF the
"pointels - were worthy of Investigation.