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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-27
Leicester Academy.

Leicester Academy.
FTNHE Spring Term in this Institution will commence on
L Thursday Februay 9th, under the charge of
Mr.. BuRRTT A. SMITH, Principal.
WILLIAM w. RICE associate.
HANSON L. READ Assistant.
Mrs. MARY ANN BULLARD, /"
few young Ladies obtain board in the family IF
Mrs Bnllard in the wing of the Academy. Tuition
in the English Branches $3.50, Languages $3.50 per
quarter. JOS. A. DENNY,
Sec'y of the Board of Trustees.
Leicester. Feb. Il, 1851. d&waw
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Ready Made Cloaks.
New Prints & De LANES.

III AVING almost entirely closed old stock, we
are this week opnng 10 Cases of p nts and De Lains
comprising choice new styles.
MERRlMACk, HAMILTON, COCHECO, GLOBE,
and FALL. RIVER fnts from g.! to 10 cents per yd.
ENGLISH, SCOTCH MANCHESTER and HAMIL-
TON Mousselines De LANES at the lowest Wholesale
prices
We shall now be renarly receiving new Scotch and
ENGLISH Dress Goods of our importatons and new
styles OF American Print and De LANES fast they
appear in market We mite examination of our Goods
o5e9parson of the pces with those of any other
tabishmente><- ], Ii. CHAMBERLAIN, ~ co.
ieb4-dwtf
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FOR SALE.

"a ONE Of the best residences in the City, located on
60 Bowdom street. The house is nearly new, and built
Il8 in the most thorough and convenient manner The
Garden large and choice variety of Fruit
and Shrnbbery 1t has excellent well of water for se
and for washing and possesses every desirable convenience
Terms easy for the purchaser. Enquire OF Cary III ID
Central Exchange, or Z. w. Wait, Temperance Ex-
change.
Worcester, Feb. 20, 1851. feb2l-dstf
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Chamomile Flower

large lot of the above in store AID for sale at the
N lowest prices by l.. T. LAZELL Druggist
iebl5-3wisd&w. No. POI Main 81.
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TO MERCHANTS.

fRoM 10 10000 Barrels FIour for sale h, tho srhsib
Wno are authorized Agents, and receivers from the
n q[e oil the Ontario Co. Mills Premium -four Cha
It - IIt t md Super Extra, Geneva Steam Mills
= au olher brands which we are confident viii awe
dear e'e satisfaction Donot edeceyed by other
Also have on hand 10 ton prime uerkimer and St law
feb9-dtf 1900 anu Cheese ALDRICH & Co..
Front Street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-27
EMPIRE CITY LINE.

At Reduced Rates of Fare.
THOUGH TICKETS TO SAN FRANCISCO, VIA cHAGREs AND
BY THE u s. MAIL STEAMERS ON THE PACIFIC.
Csr@ n The splendid steamship Empire City,
49, 1000 tons burthen, ]. d. Wilson, COIN
= =. mander, will leave her dock Pier No. 2,
North River, for Chagres direct, THURSDAY, March
18th, at O'Clock p. M
All freight must be board, and bills Of adng signed at
the Office previous to The day of sailing All packages sent
on board containing articles known as valuable must have
the value specified and bills of adng signed for the same
or the ship will not be accountable for any losses that may
occur or passage or freight apply to
s. p. STONE, 10 Battery Place,
Ieo=4-dZW New York.
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MADAME MAINE

TNHE celebrated INDEPENDENT CLAIRyCYANT
from Boston, has arrived in orcester and taken rooms
at ie rankin House, in connection with Madame Younp
where she will remain for weeks only All YOU vn
may be afflicted with diseases, wish learn The Fur
Events that may distinguish your lives relates TO sick
dead or alive, &C., may here obtain all the information
which you may desire.
Worcester, Feb. %, le5I. feb24-d6t
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New Centre of Attraction,
AT THE
CENTRAL CLOTHES WARE HOUSE.

-N0' 4, 1AoHC1AHl1Is7 NOW'
THE Subscribers having formed copartnersbio under
she name OF WARDEN & DUDLEY, and secured the
above welknown and familiar stand recently occnnied
by T. A. Clark, would respectfully call the attention
OF the inhabitants OF Worcester and nifty to their
sve stock of Fashionable READY MADE CLOTHING
MADE TO our order expressly for the Retail Trade and
prslng complete and general assortment of ENTLEMANs
prices defy all competition The public viii also hear in
mind the fact that Stocks entirely new and fresh Sc
lected with the greatest care and safely say that it
gives the public finer opportunity of securing better bar
gain than has ever been offered.
share OF public patronage is solicited Motto will
ever ne quick Sales and small Profits our hi ,hest
aim to please each and every one who will favor MS with
call Mr. Dudley thankful for past favos from his many
customers IN the Custom Department while in the employ
OF Charles E. Schoff CO., of Boston, would solicit con-
tinuance of their patronage, he may be found at his
stand ready and willing take thei measures as he has
done formerly
CENTRAL CLOTHES WARE House. No. Merchants,
Row, directly in front of Worcester House.
tebI l-d&wtA1. WARDEN a. DUDLEY
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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS.
In Senate. January 81 l65f

COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS,. .
In Senate, January 81, 1851.
ON the Petition aforesaid, Ordered That the Petitioner
~ cause an attested copy of their petition with this Or
der theeon,o be served upon the Town Clerk of ALBUM
and also upon the Clerk Of the city Of Worcester and pub
lshed six times in the Worcester Spy and twice in The Wor
cester Palladium the said service TO be fourteen days. and
the last of said publications TO be three days. at Last be-
fore the 18th day Of March next that all persons Interested
may then appear, and show cause any they have why
the Prayer of said Petition shouldn't be granted.
Gent down Tor concurrence. U. l.. kNAFP, Clerk.
In the House of Representatives, Feb, /, 1850
Concurred. LEWIS JoSSELYN, Clerk.
true Copy, Attest C. KNAPP, Clerk Of the Senate
febl5-d6t. u
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Real Estate for Sale,

IA THE subscriber offers for sale the Real Estate
EiM now occupied by him. consisting Of about one half
an acre Of land, with good House. Barn. Shop and
Voodhouse all nearly new and in good repair very pleas
,ntly situated in the village of West Mibury. For fr
particulars enquire of the the subscriber.
West Millbury, Feb. 26, lshl. mara.wSwA
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Brussel Carpets at
REDUCED PRI ES.

HOUSEKEEPERS, intending to purchase any kind Of
Rich Carpetings, during the Spring, invited to ex
anime Stock Immediately
We offering the best
CLINTON CARPETS
at per cent discount, and our whole stock of
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS CARPETS
25 per cent discount
These prices will only be observed during winter
sales, and must necessarily advance In the Spring
iebi-d&wtf H. II. CHAMBERLAIN 10 CO.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-27

Quaboag Seminary.
THE Spring Term of this l. stitution, will commence
on Wednesday the Goth of February, ant continue
ELeUen weeks.
Board be obtained in Private families from SI75 to
$500 per week. ID. NJ KlMBALl., Principal.
Warren, Feb 9th, d&w4w
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To Rent.
Lackawanna Coal. Wholesale.

NHE prospector early opening of the Hudson River
is favorable, and the subscriber is prepared sell
Coal now in hand, deliverable at New York or Rondout,
at reduced prices, and on favorable ireights
For the largely increased production of Lackawanna
Coal in and after May 1851, conditions of sale and circu
lar will be issued about the usual time and in form as
it believed, will make it the interest of purchasers to
81 re attention thereto.
ALFRED WRIGHT, Agent for
Delaware and Hudson Canal Co.
Providence Feb. "a, 1851 feb25-d3t
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Paints and Oils.
To Manufacturers and Mechanics.
To Carpenters and House Builders.

JNTE have now in store good assortment of BUILD
w ING HARDWARE, consisting in part of Nails
ard Zinc Oven Mouths Ash Pitt and Boiler Doors Murtse
aud Rim Locks and Latches, Mineral Silver Plated
Door Knobs Door Latches Butts and Screws Axle Pues
and Window Lines Blind Trimmings together with full
stock of articles used by builders generally Purchasers
respectfully solicited to give CALL pre-
pared to furnish them at the lowest prices.
feb26-dwtf POOLE IL MILES, 23I Main st.
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The New Flint Enamel Ware.

Full assortment of this and very desirable Ware
q may be found at the House Furnishing Store Waldo
Block.
feb27d3t WHEATON & HICKCOX
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-27

To the Honorable Senate and the H0no-a able House of
Representatives. Of the Commonwealth of MGssachu
sets, an General Court assembled
UMBLY represent the undersigned, that they own OF
reside upon land situated within the territorial limits
of the town of Auburn in the County of Worcester, which
by the provision of Act for erecting Parish lately
off from the towns of Worcester Sutton, Oxford and Lei
cester in the county of Worcester into atOwn by the
of Ward passed April TO- l779 be accounted part
of the town of Worcester long certain persons desig
mated in said Act their heirs assgTs should
of Auburn to the great injury of your petitioners
Your petitioners further represent, that thu social and
religious sympathies well as their educational and bust
relations with the city Of Worcester and her PEG
pie that the roads in the direction of Auburn village are
hiy, crcutOus, and in bad order that your petitioners
left great distance from school, and subjected
great and unnecessary Inconvenience manifesy vic
this petition.
Your petitioners further represent that by granting the
privileges of this petion the buildings of the petitioners
would be situated within the territorial limits of city
of Worcester the line between Worcester and Auburn
would be left in good condition. and the evils above referred
to, would be reduced to very considerable extent.
Wherefore etitiOners pray that such NAV
be taken of land with the buildings
scribed, follows viz: commencing the cor
of the town of Auburn AT stone monument marked
and W. thence S. 2 by the city of Worcester III rods
stone monument thence nOrth-westery by straight
line point which 406 rods westerly Of the point of be-
ginning the northery line of said town of Auburn and
the southery line Of said city of Worcester thence
40S rods the point of beginning containing by est
nation 207 acres be off from the OF Auburn and
set to the city Of Worcester.
And as in duty bound will pray.
LEWIS CHAPLIN and others.
Auburn, January II, 1851.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-27

HE subscriber has hand an assortment of all the va
fous HI ds of Lumber, which he will sell low as it
can be bought in the city, Also shingles of all the different
QUANTITIES as low as they can be bought i'll Boston. Clap
boards Pine and Spruce
~ Corner Of Central and Union streets Worcester
ieDl-awis3mos* EDWIN CHAPLIN.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-27
Velvet Tapestry Carpets.

WE have this week received invoice of Velvet Ia
w pestry Carpets of entirely designs, and in the
Richest Coorngs, the richest goods mpo this season.
and those want of the goods that
prepared to sell them lower prices than the goods
can be bought in New York or Boston.
feb25-dwSc6wis B. l.. HARDON & CO.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-27
Lost.

DETWEEN the of Pleasant street and the Court
ID House on Main street. bunch of Boot Uppers. The
finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving the at A.
LAKIN'S, corner of Pleasant street. ieb26-d3t*
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Situation Wanted.
Wanted.
Wanted.

the Cottage 10 Main ST. 800 daily in Exchange for
II Boots, Shoes Rubbers Hats, Caps and Umbrellas
'ood bargains may be expected DANIELS q CO,
febI7-du Cottage ITO Main st.
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w A N T S, &C.
Wanted.

WELL recommended protestant girl wants Mace in
- good family to do housework. Two Others to cook
aa 40 oher Homework Inquire at the General Agency
N' w. q hioht street. feb25-dtf
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FINE SHIRTS, TO ORDER.

He will be constantly supplied with pure aud heavy Lin
ems, his Importation and wtCottons OF extra quail
ity put up for his us hopes that the
perience eight years. and personal supervision OF every
branch of business will enable him TO suit the most ast
dious tastes, and excel all former attempts at excellence
CHARLES A. HEWINS,
N15dM&TtF29 Chambers, 1873 WASHINGTON 81
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-27
To Housekeepers, Old and New.

yryUE subscribers would inform the people of Worcester
and its vcn ty that their stock House Keeping Fur
it,re GODS is full and complete, and any article in
heir line will be sold as low can be bought New York
or b. ston. "hEA ~ q hlCHCOA,
c.bO7-dT Waldo Block. Main
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-27
New Crop Black Teas

lUU Fifty Is t. Boxes Nirgyons and nd scacS S just
received and for sale by, DUTMAN, co.
Ia,uRa
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-27
THIBET AND LYONEsE CLOTHS.

COON assortment Of the above goods still on hand
"A which we hall sell for the of the sill
greater Reduction than have heretofore made, and
prices will be found actually loves than goods have
been offered in tits city. The balance of the stock of
Ready Made Cloaks,
Will be cloSel customers own prices, Ladies who
Will look nj Orstock of Winter Goods st this time, will
mud greater indictments to purchase than have
offered. H. ill., CHAMBERLIN a. CO.
Worcester, IAN. 29. jan29-dwf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-27
Grand, Extensive, and Imposing
PANORAMA,
Europe, Asia, Africa and America.

Europe, Asia, Africa and America.
COVERING $4,000 feet of canvass, it being THREE
- THOUSAND FEET LONG, by TEN FEET IN HEIGHT
nd faithfully presenting the beholder several hundred
eautitul views ofOCEAN SCENES. CITIES. and Nd
SCAPES, on Belt of the Earth twenty-five Thousand
Miles in Length, and completely SURROUNDING THE
GLOBE
This Stupendous, Instructive, and Splendid WORK OF
ART got up at expense of seUerd thousand dollars
and whes beauties gradually pass and please the eye the
also, will be instructed with appropriate explanations
attending this cheap pleasant and safe Decentralization
of the Globe.
1t will be exhibited at BRINLEY HALL, Worcester,
commencing on
Wednesday Evening, Feb. 26th.
Doors open at o'clock Moving of the Scenes at half
past z. And on Saturday afternoons to accommodate
schools and Families Doors open at 2 commencing at g.
single admtance 25 cents-chdren under IL years hall
price gentleman and two ladies so cents.
u Schools, parties, and families a reduced price N
feb24-dtf
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A Chance for School Teacher

Q
West BroOktied, tenement and School Room. where
Select School for Misses has been kept for several
past may be hired reasonable for the year
ensuing, longer time. Possession given the first
april. For further particulars inquire of
JOHN M. FISK, gent for the Proprietors
West Brookied, Feb %, 1851. feb25 dltw2t
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-27
To Let.
To be Let.
For Sale
FOR SALE

by the Subscriber, two New and one Secondhand
ID Wagons. LEVI b. FLAGG
febl6-w&d2mo SIS Main corner of School St.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-27
Wanted.

A SITUATION in store, in out of this city by a
~ young who has had long experience in a conn
try store. Apply this office.
Worcester, Jan 81. iano1.dtr
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Rabbits Panariston Soap.

A ND Rabbits Cytherean Cream fresh LOT of each
N of the above, just received and for sale by
l.. T. LAZELL, Apothecary,
iebl3-3wisd&w. No. POI Main ST.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-27
WORCESTER THREAD STORE.
Water Proof Mole Skin Hats,

"a OF the Spring Style and best quality. with large
80 assortment of Caps, Gloves, Umbrellas &c. coll-
stanty on hand and for sale by J, p. KETTEI-E one
door South OF the American House. Worcester.
N b. Hats and Caps made to crder at short notice.
Cash paid for shipping Furs usual. febl9-d&wtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-27
Pure Turkey Rhnharh
Central Lnmher Yard.

t"aifiys always on nand and tor SAFE by
- l.. L. LAZELL, Apothecary.
feb26-dw3wis No. 20I Main street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-27
H oopers Cachous.

large lot of the above just received, and for SALE
49, wholesale and retail, by l.. t. LAZELI Apothecary,
feb5-3wsd&W No POI Main st. .
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-27
REMOVAL.

rTNHE subscriber has Removed from joys BUILDING
Il to the large Front Room the Fancy Goods Store
of Messrs BATES g. JORDAN, No. l29 Washington
Street BOSTON, and will continue to give his attention
he nfnre entirclv tn the manufacture of
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-27
Rubbers, Rubbers
Copartnership Notice.
To Those in Want of Help.

DERsoNs in want Of help will be supplied free from
Il cnarge, by leaving their the General Agency
Office, No. "a Front treet. feb24-dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-27
Superior Fronting Linens.

hSNtPN4AVA
XXTE have just received invoice comprising nil the
w different grades Of very superior and well known
make OF Linens which we can warrant to be perfectly free
from cotton and very durable.
Febl9-d6t&wtf II. Ii. CHAMBERLAIN & CO.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-06-04
Vice Pres Is.
WOMEN AND NEWSPAPERS.

The Tuskeegee Republican comes out
strongly in favor of bis female patrons
whom he regards as model subscribers.
We copy his eulogy upon the sex, as we
feel some computations for having. UNI
Willingly however. prom OF d celibacy. CT
confirmed lot of ba chelors IN their ngu-
lar habits, by furnishing them an agree
abba solace in their evening hours.
Women are the best subscribers in the
world to newspapers. magazines, &c.
We have been an editor now going Oh
eight years. and we have never yet lost a
single dollar by female subscri bers -
They seem TO make it d point of consci
entous duty TO Fay the preacher and
prlnter-two classes of the community
that suffer more by bad pay (and no pay
at aiD than all the rest pat together.--
Whenever we have ID woman's name on
our book we know it Is Just asgOod for two
dollars and halfas d picayune is for a
ginger cake. Besides. whatever they sub
scribe for they read, whether it be good,
bad. or Indifferent; if they once subscribe
Tor paper they are sure to read it, upon
the principle, we suppose that if they did
not their money would be thrown away;
an Old lady once knew, for whose
sick servant girl the doctor had prescrib
Ell dose of oil: but as the girl would
not take the oil, She took it herself, rath-
er than it should be wasted. Hence we
say, they are the best readers. For these
reasons We bad, any time in the world,
I'd Their have dozen women on our book
than one man.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-06-04
"E.ct there nc Light"

Within the last week we have re-
ceived two new Papers, printed in this
State, the CrcsSct, published at Mum
cietown, weekly and tri-weekly, By John
c. Osbourn, and the Monthly CdsEef,
published at Clean, Ripley, county, by
John Alley.
The Cresset is handsomely printed
we'll filled, and ably edited. Mr.. Os-
born deserves successive hope he will
receive it--aud that abundantly,
The Monthly CdSket is not quite half
as big as the back Of our waistcoa,, but
has good selections. and is neatly printed.
1t appears to be intended principally fer
the Jureniles. but we noticed some ar
ticles in its columns, that might be read
with advantage by Children Of larger
growth" Persons who object to the
size of this little sheet, should r'mom-
Der, that Precious jewels pat ~ in
ANAL Cdskcts.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-06-04
The HEAVY Rains.

During the past two or three weeks,
seem to have prevailed extensively thro'
out our State, Many Of our Indiana ex-
changes bring us sad news of the de-
struction of property and the heavy loss
of crops in various parts CT the State
The rains about indianapolis were at
tended with 4 severe hdii-storm, which
destroyed large quantities Of glass The
Wabash river rose TO an unusual height,
inundating the bottoms. and destroying
immense quantities of corn.
Among all this terrible devastation,
we should be thankful that it has been
attended. as far as we can hear, with no
loss Of human life.
The destruction of numerous bridges
will be seriously felt, as well as the
great amount of labor wasted BIZ the
Farmers in putting in their crops.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-06-04
OBEYING ORDERS

Acertain General Of the u. S. army.
supposing his favorite horse dead, ordered
an lrishman to 80 and skin him.
what! is silver-tai dead?' asked Pat
Whats that to your replied the Off
Ger. Do as | bid you, and ask no ques
tons
Pat went about his business, and in an
hour or two returned.
We'll, Pat where have you been to all
this time? asked Tie General.
SHINING the horse. your honor.
Does it take nearly two hours to per
form the operation
No yer honor, but thin you see il tuck
bout half hour to catch him.
Catch him, fire and furies! was he a
live?'
Yes, yer honor-and you know
couldn't skin him alive
Skin him alive! did YOU kill him?'
TO be sure did: you know | mus
obey your orders without asking an,
ques lions.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-06-04
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,

Several Of our subscribers inform US,
that they are greatly annoyed by frequent
applications for the loan of the Pilot
Now. when any man considers the easy
terms upon which he can obtain our Pa
per, ii is maryellously strange that he
should depend upon borrowing it. There
is scarcely an article that the Farmer
raises, but what we receive on subscrip-
ton. The Mechanic, too. can generally
pay us in some production of his skill,
the Doctor may set lee, or per
form some other operation for us. to
remedy the ills that flesh is heir to-"
while the Lawyer. (Which the Lord
forbid,) may do some little job for us,
and get our receipt in full, ''signed, seal
ed, and delivered"
The truth is, in the present state of the
'Dicker" system III our community,
almost anything can BE- made available
in paying for the PiIot-money not ex-
cepted.
We would here mention that the stea-
dy increase to our already large subscrip
ton list, is indeed gratifying evil
Gence that our effort to give our subscri
bers Journal worthy Of their patron
age,is becoming,i in each successive week,
more highly appreciated. Stimulated by
this, we shall spare no effort in adding
such increased interest to our columns,
as will render the Pilot worthy of sup
port from every class in the community.
We repeat. that upon the favorable
terms on which our Paper is publish
Ell, that it is within the reach of all;
and we hope that the fraternity Of
newspaper borrowers will at once
step up and subcribc fer the PiIot--re-
Numbering that
"While the lamp holds cut TO burn,
TIE yIlest sinner may retuln."