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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-05-10
Patent Agency,

No 2 Warren Hall, Pearl street, Worcester
TAMES G. ARNOLD. being connected with of
~ the most experienced Agents in &ashnnon, is
d! to attend to any business with the Patent Office
He will procure Patents Copies of Drawings, Claims,
Specifications, Descriptions any in oTma'ion desired.
Also, opinions from Washing on, of The probability of
obtaining Patent tor any nyention in many saw
Ing much labor and expense, Office hours from to 81!
O'Clock, evenings
N. B. Models made of all kinds.
Also, rawmgs and Patterns, for Geerug, and Machi-
merry, generally. shop at The grand junction shop.
apl7 DIM
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For Sale or Rent,

New House Pleasant street, near Col. Abbott's,
"A convenient for three families If applied for
will be cold, with about 900 feet of land Also the
Cutting House in New Worcester, with about three
of land, occupied by Pulaski Bacon. Also
small Farm Of about 90 acres with unfinished house
upon it, about I OF mile west of said Gait ng esiaie,
nesr the Jones Farm Terms very liberal. Apply TO
p. G. BACON,
mar6-dtf No. Central Exchange
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Front Street Store Lots

THE valuable lot of land on the South side of Front
4 ST., North Of the Salem street Church, extending
Front street about 40 feet, and bounding East
Trnmbull ST., and West on Salem street, offered
for sale lots suit purchasers Its average depth
over 70 feet. The lots will be sold on such terms
to render them profitable purchase, either for those
wishing to build stores for their use to let
mar25-dtf FRANCIS n DEWEY. 2Is Mnin 81
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Water Cure Establishment

nor sale to be leased. The owners Of the Cold
l. Wafer ESTABLISHING ut, situated on 'Oracu Heights,
in Lowell residing in New York. anxious to sell
lease the Estate and offer the very favorable
terms The place is well and fuyuraby known tn the
public, us fourshing HydropaGhic Institution. 1t is
within ten minutes wa k of the centre Of business in
Lowell but pos all the advantages of eeI ated
and rural residence 1t Ill accommodate forty pa
TENTS and in its supply Of pure alter and bathing
venences, il presents superior advantages 1t will be
sold very low, il y application is made. Possession
given the first Of Jane.
Address the owners, BLAKE 81 BR lWN, New York
city, or TAPPAN WENTWORTH, au
E. +. SHERMANN,
MAYS d3w
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PATENTS.
American and Foreign Office.
Agency for Business with q. S. Patent
Office, WASHINGTON.
PATENTS.

Agency for Business with U. S. Patent
Office, WASHINGTON.
No. 22 State Street-BOSTON.
TN 1910 the subscriber appointed by TIE Com
missioner Of Patents Agen of the u S Patent Of3Ce,
in accordance with the 10th Sec. of Act of 1887.
Having relnqushed the Agency for transmission of
MoGels, and adopted expeditions mode of send
ing them to t Patent Office, whereby Patent may
be p occurred about six weeks earlier; he continues to
forward them free prepare Caveats,
ifcaons Assignments and all the necessary Papers and
Drawings for atents and to render advice on legal and
scientific matters respecting the sare. Pate secured
in Europe ana other countries.
By appleat 81 this office, inventors are saved the
time ana cost of .4hrney to Washington, and delay
there, well all persOns trouble in obtaining their
patents. They also have the advantage of verbally
planning their inventions, and of consulting in respect
to them; mtters, in general, of paramount importance
The experience OF sixteen years practice extensive
collection of rare works DECISIONS mechanical
subjects, the Patent Laws, and Patents o. different
countries collected much expense during the long
time this Office has been established together with
here kept of inventions patented at Washing
enable the subscriber afford inventors, DESTROYS
ofprocuring Patents assistance and information which
in other respects might be difficult OF attainment.
R. H. EDDY. solicitor of Patents.
Washington, July III. 1S49. During the
time occupied the Office of Commissioner of Patents,
R. H. EDDY Esq, of Boston, did business at the Patent
Office Solicitor for procuring Patents There
few any, persons acting in that capacity WHO had
much business before the Patent Office; and there
who conducted it with more skill fidelity and sue
regard Mr. Eddy of the best informed and
most skiful Patent Solicitor in the United States, and
have hesitation in assuring inventors that they
not employ person competent and Trustworthy,
and capable Of putting their applications in form
to secure for them early and favorably considea
ton at the Patent Office.
EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner of Patents
Boston, sept6, 1851. sep6 eod&wlam1y
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House for Sale.

A GOOD COTTAGE HOUSE, pleasantly situated
N on Charlton street, containing Parlor, Sitting -room
Bed room, Back Room, and hree Chambers large
dry CELLAR and excellent well Of never failing
Terms easy
AsO lot of Land Pleasant street, for sale very
low. For further particulars apply at "a FRONT ST.,
room No. 6, up stairs. feb6 DIFF
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Fafm tor Sale.

'TNHE Subscriber will SELL or exchange for Real Es-
tate, in the city of Worcester, Farm of so acres,
in the westerly part If Shrewsbury about 81 miles from
the Court House, the old road to Shrewsbury IL
the Farm owed few years since BY Levi Howe, and
occupied by Peter Rich, Jr II il desirable place
for wishing raise vegetables for the Worcester
market the soil being well adapted to thai purpose
For luther particulars, enquire Of Peter Rich Jr., on
the premises, OF OF EDWARD EARLE.
Worcester, lst Month"; 1852 ian29 -dawtf
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Ladies' Shoes, Caters, Slippers, &c.

LaultS 0nO6S, UdII6IS, Shippers, &C.
NuwwN THE most compile assortment and
- ~ the greatest variety for the SPRING
TRAD. ever offered in this city, are
Ens being received, and will be continually
arriving (resh goods) from the uulacturers. Having
my old at reduced prices, during the winter
] have been enabled to supply their with new
Goods (nnder The depr state Of The shoe trade)
even lower prices. My customers will now have the
ene' of Dressef's misfortune, Dressers agacity. Dres
ser's judgment in selecting Gods, AID DRbSSER'S de
termination please them, by calling at l76 Main
ap2l HEaa s DIFF
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A. N. Beck & Co., Proprietors,

No 257 Washington street, Boston.
Sold in Worcester, wholesale, by HORACE AYRES,
238 Main street.
10 Retailed by GIocers generally, throughout the
country.
N b. Price. IL l.2 cents per package.
apll DIFF
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HOSIERY
E. F. DIXIE
General Agency and Intelligence Office,

General Agency and Intelligence Office.
/ will attend TO the sale Of Real Estate, Patent
lights renting Of Houses, collecting Rents, Bills &c,
&c Also n Intelligence Office, where all kinds Of help
can be procured egf6 5Es
Persons desiring help of any kind, will leave their
names the office, free of cha ge" giving descIp
ton of the help they wish and they will be supplied at
short notice, with the best tie market affords. tt
All in mt Of situation, by registering their names
The office, be supplied with short notice.
"a Front street, opposite City Hall, Cup stairs
mays dMa1haw I'm E. HAVEN.
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House Lots for Sale.

NN, and Main street. near the Dread Institl'e-
y The above is worth the atention OF those wanting
lage lots; also, Mechanics wishing to build near the
machne shop.
Also ose lot of two Acres, with House and Barn. and
is the best location the Leicester road
CHESTER HUBBARD, No. 2 May Street
Worcester. March 49, 1852 dom
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-05-10

House Lots for Sale. on Union Hill.
INHE Subscriber offers for sale, on the favorable
/ terms, several
Choice Building Lots, on Union Hill,
the Worcester Medical Institution" He will also
sell OTIS, oil size to suit purchasers, Winthrop
aud Vernon streets, near his own residence. PLANS
may be seen, at the our Store of A. q w. H. Harris,
Foster street. VIM. H. HARRIS.
marl2 d2mis
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Pocket Book Lost.

DY the subscriber. YESTERDAY, containing some Is TO
ID 80 dollars, and valuable papers. Whoever may
have found it, wi return the same to the store Of
D. Goddard & Co., 20S Main street. Willie literally re-
warded. ae89 af NATH'L COLVER. a
apps sae a' 64asd - E dtl
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-05-10
Preserves of all kinds,

To Contractors
DROP0S AIS al invited by the Trustees of the State
/ Reform School, Tor constructing and finishing the
additi> to the main building fthe Institutions author
lied by recent Act the Legislature The additien
like the present building, will be OF brick stone
Foundation Plans and specifca inns will be rtady for
examination, on and after TU EsDAY the 18th Instant
at he Instt Iton in Wesbo o. and at the Office of the
subscriber, No 40 State street, Boston.
Proposals will be received until the fifteenth nf May
next and may embrace the whole work to be done in
GLIDING Materials may he for part OF it, say for stone
work, brick, masonry, carpentry, sc.
GEO IL. KUHN, Chairman
ls of the Board OF Trustees.
April 7, 1852. apl2 MWaStMl5
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WORCESTER, MONDAY. MAY 10. 1852.
REAL ESTATE.


Ia THE Burnett Estate, No 40 Mechanic Street,
iin is now offered for sale There two houses
49, the Lot, divided into good tenements Also
nected with the above, is lot containing about $500
feet eigbly situated for building, being in central TO-
cation, where tenements always in demand. The
above is good chance for investments and will be sold
low For further particulars, inquire of II. CHAPLIN
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PRICE ONE CENT.
1norrester l)aiIp 5pp.
Speech Of Governor Kossuth
IN LOWELL, WEDNESDAY, MAY s.

|
While the Mayor was speaking, he held Kos-
suth's hand for several minutes, and when he con-
cuded, Kossuth shook the Mayors hand energeti-
cally, while the audience appIauded enthusiastically.
Kossuth commenced BY saying
SIR: | am penetrated with sincere gratitude for
all the kindness, welcome and sympathy, you have
rendered me- and to which this distinguished assem-
| bly, has answered with their spontaneous cheers.
Excuse me for daring to object to single word in
all that you have said, aud that is that this assem-
bly,, before which have the honor to bow, has some
expectation TO hear from me something worthy OF
attention. must begin by claiming their indulgence.
Just as feel sorrowful that whatever personal kind
ness shond draw attention from my cause, must
l feel anxious not to do or say anything that may
injure that cause, to which have devoted my life.
1t is not out Of false modesty but truth makes me
say it, that the more opportunity have to address
the people, the lower must fall in their estimation.
1t is not possible else. | have no claim to be a
great orator. Cicero was great orator, and in all
his life he made, perhaps, thirty or forty speechec.
! Demosthenes has name renawned, thai will be i'm
MORTAL and in his whole life he made, don't think,
more than twenty speeches. But, since l am IN the
United States, have made FIVE hundred speeches,
and it is scarcely possible that four hundred aud
ninety mine of them are worthy of attention.
II is not easy TO speak in foreign tongue. have
must trust to inspiration. When | came here /
heard hymn to God, and am in the sanctuary
consecrated to religion, and | plead for Liberty.
Perhaps out of these circumstances | may derive
some lilre Inspiration
Ladies and Gentlemen when the laborer gath
ers in the crops with which the mercy of God has
rewarded his tolls and TO wipe off the sweat OF his
brow he sits down with the hearte addeung feeling
of having done the task, aud escaped all the whims
of time and in the sweet moment of security flash
Of lightning strikes his stack and burns it down, a
woe Of sadness thrills through his heart, and he
looks up TO Heaven with fearful eye But one
glance the mother earth cures HIM from despair.
A winter hard to get through knocks at his door,
but the winter, however hard, will pass, and the
spring will come, and his fortunate neighhors
will aid him in his tolls, and his fields will again
teen with natures gifts, and harvest double rich
will compensate the deuded hopes of the past year.
Truth--he Truth of Freedom--s like the mother
earth. Violence may crush it, but its future it can
not destroy
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-05-10
Groceries! Groceries!

Groceries,! Groceries
Just received, and for Sale.
TUE subscribers have just recei> ed, corner of
L Thomas and stain streets, and con-
stantly receiving, large inv ices of
West India Goods.
embracing every article usually fGun in The Grocery
trade They would call the attention all lovers of
good TEA to their large invoice, which for quail
ty and cheapness be surpassed by any establish
ment OF the kind, in the city.
Moass and Sugar of every grade and quality at the
very lowest market prices, together with article
usually kept In first class Grocery sto
Among their stock of Luxuries, may be found
Preserves of all kinds,
neatly put up in stone jars, viz:
Quinc-, Apple, Peach, Plum, Blackberry, Raspberry,
and Ginger preserves Guava Jelly, strawberry Jam,
Fried Peaches Pickles. by the jar, and by the gallon
Figs, &c.
Having engaged some of the very best Diaries in
Wore County, shall be able to supply
toners witt
Superior Article of Butter,
very low figure, and be atlr to maint lin it through
out the
Having taken great pains in selecting Spices &C.,
feel confident that shall be able give entire sat
sfaction All of he articles purchased at
the very lowest Cash prices, and will b. sold very
small advance upon first cost.
Please call, and examine for yourselves.
N b. Goods delivered in any part of the city, free of
expense HOWE s. HoBBS.
April "a, 1852. dim
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SILVER WARE,

ON hand, and made TO order, variety of Sll,
" YER WARE, warranted = represented, and neat
ly engraved, free of cAarge, at 80. a... .s,...s
BENZ GODDARD's, \.
sepl6dw Under Brinley Hall
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CAUTION.

A LII persons cautioned against purchasing
"A tam judgments against the subscriber, m the
hands of IL. D. STONE or negotiating any claims the
said may have adverse the advertiser; just
claim heng held by him, and the judgments about
undergo the ordeal of higher & curt
HENRY M. PAINE
Worcester, April Z, 1852. aplO DIFF
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Clocks. Clocks.
PAPER Hangings.
WILLOW WARE. &c.

VXTAGGoNs, radles, Baskets, velocipeds, Wheel
w B.rrows, Rocking Horses, Rubber Balls, Pins,
Needles, &C., wholesale and retail, at MbRRILL'S, 22
Main street. famine ~ marl6awtf
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WORCESTER DAILY SPY:
PUBLISHED EVERY MORNING AT
@12 Main Street, Q3utman ROw0
JOHN MILTON EARLE & THOMAS DREW

EDITORS AND PROPRIETOR
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Terms---S4.OO per Annum, or $500 il
paid in advance.
TERMS FOR ADVERTISING.
IN THE WEEKLY SPY

One Dollar Square for three insertions and Twenty
Gents square per week for contnuances Upon adver-
sements inserted both in Daily and " eeky discount
Of 50 per cent will be made from the price charged for
Inserting in the daily only.
Advertisements on the inside exclusively, to be
charged at the of so Fer ceh in advance of the
above rates.
u 4H advertisements il m strangers tr transient
persons TO be paid in Alliance
1.-THE space occupied by eleven lines is counted
square.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-05-10
Land for Sale.

THE Subscriber offers for sale about nine of
choice LAND, for Gardening, situated about four
miles from the Court House, the West Boy stOn road
On the same Is lot of fine Fruit Trees and never
failing spring OF water. DAVIS THAYER.
Worcester, Feb. / |. 1852, d3m*
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Copartnership Notice

rTNHE Subscribers have this day formed copartner
| ship, and will carry on the Commission Produce
business, under the firm of Bassett & Clark
EZRA ?. CLARK.
cct2-dwtf tat AdAZ BASSETT
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-05-10
WoRC EsTER
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
MANUFACTURES, TRADES q PROFESSIONS,
PUBLISHED
IN THE WOR ESTER DAILY SPY,
AND IN THE -
MASSACHUSETTS SPY. WEEKLY.

The foil wing List. representing two houses in
each branch of trade is submitted to The citizens Of
Worcester County, and the public generally, with the
fullest confidence TINT persons in want of the products
of Worcester Work shops, the Merchandise OF Wor-
ceser Stores in any of the branches here enumerated
will be able TO supply themselves at short notice and
upon reasonable terms can be met with in Boston
nr alsa ham
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-05-10
Cntlarv. Brushes. and Music.

ID AZORS, Knives, Scissors, Combs Feather Busters
III Music Boxes, Victims, Strings, Bridges, &C. Can Try
Birds Nests, Fountains and Cages wholesale and retail
at MERRILL'S, 22l Main street. mario dawtf
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-09-16
Marrte0.

In Bristol, 30ih uh., Mr.. Samuel NJ. Lindsey
to Miss Martha r. Blake, all Is.
ln this town, at the Methodist Chur, h, or
Thursday, by the Rev. MIR. Hunted, Mr.. France,
Slsnhope and Miss Amelia u. Stevens. dsugh-
,er Of Mr.. John Stevens, all Of this town.
In Prov videnee, 9th inst, by Rev. Mr.. Orrcli,
Ali .rt q. Titus and L,diA A. Chrdei, bo,h ,f =.
In Providence, 7th inst, by Jonathan L.nvi,t.
Mr.. Jeremiah h. Adams, of Lisbon, It., aud
Miss Eliza A., daughter Of Mr. Andrew A. An.
gell, Of South Scituate.
Ia Providence, 9th inst , Mr. Samuel II. Darl-
ing and Miss Francis A. Irons, both ofP
1nIW Washngton, on the Til instant, b., the Rev
&. NJ. BuikJ, ID. d., Of Trinity Church, Mr..
Robert =. Stockton, Jr., Of Princeton, New JeI-
sey, and Anna Margarettz Potter, Of W.
In Fast Green wich, 73l ult., Mr.. John G..
Brown and Ruth G. Howland, younge,t daughter
Of Thomas A. Tic whnd Esq all Of Fast Green
wich.
IN. this town, NJ Mass. in the Church ot our
Lady of the Isle, on the 18th inst. ,by Rev. James
Fitton, Mr.. Michael Butler and Mi.s Mary Sia.
ven.
In East Greenwich, On the 23d ult. =, BY Rev
Mr.. Crane, Mr.. John Clarke Brown, Of New Or.
isans, and Miss Rnth q. IIowk,nd. daughter OF
Thomas A. Ho~land, Esq, OF r.. &.
In Providence, 18th inst, hy Rev. DR..
Cleaveland, DIR. Asa Newton, Of Hartford, c.,
nnd Miss Abbie =. Dix, OFF.
In Providence, Thursday evening, 9th inst.
by Rev. Mr. Jameson, Mr.. George II. Peck
and Miss Rebecca Stillwell, all Off.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-09-16


r-The Court Of Justices gave their
decision yesterday IN the Liquor cases
agains, Copeland and Anthony. They
expressed no opinion in regard to the
Conshtutionality ofthe law, but state d
that they did not feel tha, they had n
righ, 10 60 into that matter, us they be-
lieved that to be reserved for the higher
Courts. In regard to the facts, they
thought the proof was clear, and there
fore found the defendants guilty. The
three cases were appealed to the Novem-
Der Term o: the Court Of Common
Pleas.
We had hoped that the Court would
have tho moral courage 10 meet this
question boldly, and give an opinion ~
to tho constitutionality OF the law, rs
they had an unques,ioned right to do /;
and had they gone into m examination
Of this matter, as sensible men, they
could have come TO no other conclusion
than that the law was in direct viola
ton Of the rights which the people OF
the State have reserved TO themselves
n the Bill Of Rights in the c constitution
The arguments Of Mcssrs. Potter e.
Carpenter were clear, cogent and over
whelming, and were not met or answer
ed by Mr.. Sheffield, for the very reason
that they were unanswerable. We be-
lievc the Court TO be conec ien,ious in
the matter, and We only regret that the
film over their mental vision, in this res
pect, Was 90 thick that the strongest
and most convincing legal arguments
could not penetrate sufficiently 10 allow
the light Of truth and justice to enter
Their dscision is an error OF judgment
and not OF the heart, because they are
worthy men and desire always to dis
charge their duty correctly.
We want 10 see this question taken
10 the Supreme Court as speedily ~
possible, for We have the most unlimit-
ed confidence that the Law will be de-
clarcd unconstitutional aud then all
those whose business is now intcriercd
with will have justice done them, and
persons, even in oiiicial capacities, who
are now assisting in the enforcement OF
the law, must suffer the Consequences
Every man who has been or may be-
complained OF, will recover for the dam
aye he sustains, aud he will also he en-
titled to an action Tor false Imprisonment
against the officers aud Others. when
this is do ne, and the reaction commcn-
ces, we desire TO sec the screws tightly
turned, fer II will have the effect 10
make mea cautious how they attempt
TO enforce glafingly Unconstitutional
law
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-09-16
FISKE FUND MEDICAL PRIZE
QUESTIONS.

! THE Trustees of Fiske Fund, at the annual
| j meeting ofthe Rhode Island Medical Society
held at Providence June 3Dh, 1852, announced
that the premium OF fry dollars offered 10y them
,n 1881 Tor the beet dis~si nn on tlis sh jrcI If
Displascnens si thv Uterus, their local snd
constitutional effect, and b, IT mode Of treatment"
had hen awarsed ~ the author OF the dissertn-
tion bearing u e motto
| ".;udi dhrdm pdrtem. "
II Aud upon breaking the seal Of Inc Iccoirpan, =
ing packet, they harn that the successful com-'
! uetitOr was
J.F. PrEBLrs, NJ. D., Of Peter sburs, vir-
| gina.
They propose the flowing subjects for 1853
lr. Medical ,vid ,ce h.lore Lgh uibunaI,,
the best method Of relieving its uncertainties audi
contradictions.
I'd. Pucrp. al Ansmia il, history. nature aud
best mode Of treatment.
For the best dissc, taiion each these su'N-
jrcis, should an award lc made, the Trustees wilr
lay the sum of hii, dollars.
The t,llown ing sub ccts are suggested fr 1854
l,t. Neuralgia, its nature aud best mode ot
tire itmont.
I'd. Pucrp.rsl Prritonitis, IT. history, uu,ws
aud l. .,t m de of treatment.
Every competitor f"r IA premium is exps,'.d ~
conform To following regulation, viz:
To iorw to the 1rus'r's, on or heiore the
! h May, \. II 1853, free of all expense, n copy
of he d crtstion, with u motto written thrie-
upon, and a rmpan, ing sealed PACKET.
ha,ing the same motto in -rhrd oron the ouisn!s
and his name aud p mrsnlrnce within.
Previously to receiving the premium awarded,
tn. author of the ,Ucces'lul dissertation mnst
tran. 10 q. Trustee, Nil his right, title and in
e. in and To- The same, Tor th. ire, brn.h aud
h .Loof of IN. Fiske Fund.
The letters sccompan,in ing the ursuccessfsl dv-
I, tions will hc desiro, .d by IN. Trustees, un-
or and the disse. tons msy 'p"u Wy
their respective authors oi the Trustees io whom
the, we're directed, u nrpr,'ion b. IN de there
br within three months.
IOSEPH MAUKAN. Providence,
APP, North PRO, idsnos,
CHARLES w. PARSONS, Providence.
=. Acc. ARNOLD, SeeIy.
aie eSw