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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-13

EFFEcr or THE EARrH's R0rATIOS on Loco.
MOTVEs-Mr Uriah Clark of Leicester has called our a.
teLion 20 article III The Mechanics Magazine by him
s on the influence Of the earths rotation on oconotDu
lt well known that the earth Olives on it, axis once
m twenty hour from wet 10 east the velocity of any
point ca Il surface greater the EQUATOR and les
further from L. IN the ratio Of the cosne oil the laud,
Mr.. {. FAYE: " Some rather important conclusions IN
railway travelling arse out Of the now taken TIE
difference between the roatiye velocity OF the earth in
surface motion AZ London and az Liverpool il about D
miles per hour and this amount OF lateral movement
10 be gained or ost respects the locomotive in ecb
journey, according 20 the direction we are travelling In
om che psce 10 the other AMI in proportion 10 ,ho
speed viii be tie pressure against the SHE OF the rail-
which, 81 high velocity, will give the engine tsn1ano
10 climb the night hand rail IN each direction
Could the journey be performed in TWO hours between,
London and Liverpool this lateral movement or r,,atie
velocity OF the locomotive would have 10 b increased or
diminished at the rate Of nearly quarter OF tnlo r
minute, and that entirely by sile pressure on the rI
which, not sufficient 10 the engine 10 leave ,b
Ene would be quite sufficient 20 produce violent AMI ds
eerous oscillation. II may be observed ip conrlpsio
thst the above alluded 10 will be 49,
We travel along the parallels Of attde il dearly o,lo
that higher degree OF speed may be- attained VIII s
on TbllNs az running eas and est than on one viii n -
north and south. There Is no doubt O, the ,ordenc
Mr. Clarke peaks o: the right hand rail but W. ~
nc; think z vii be found 70 be 80 dangerous a. n, -
Il ~ be tie greatest the Great Northe-, And p
WICK lines, and least On the Great Western.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-13
Robbers on the Railroad.

The completion of the railroad as lar as
Barbacoas has thrown fifty hundred of natives AMI
negroes Gut Of employment in their accustomed avoca
tions Want and malgniy made thom desperate, ant
when the opportunity offered Their ignorance lei
them TO look upon the railroad the of their b.
ing thrown out Of employment, and their iwill wa,
consequently directed againt 1t and those connec;ei
with IT, Fortunately material damage has been done
70 the railroad the timely arrival OF the troops from
this city, probably preventing anything serious.
The energetic measures adopted by tho commander
Of the troops, in arrestng most OF the offenders and
committing them to prison for trial will 20 far
tranquility In future There has always been set OF
defperadoos the lthmuf who with their long knives
have always been ready 20 commit any outrage where
they did not fear immediate personal chastis cment
tho mincs OF Carthngera As the Goyernm has lily
taken the in hand it hoped that the passengers
may be rid of the annoyance III the future The inter
Of the Railroad must be looked after 20 that de-
IGy can occur TO either passengers or mails.
Herald Oct &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-13
Shin News.

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lsts avn Newlork e1rS hrozi iao-a. Fasc. =
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-13
~ Tie Spiritual Telegroph for this week

contains the following notable letter TO the Editor We
ca MT suppose il hoax-the $40 bin is inconsistent
with that theory-and though the evidence of any iu
reference from the Spirit World is cary slender in
our eyes, however cogent in Mr.. Whitney,, we are
very willing to admit that the 'spiris who give such
advice as ar. w thinks he has received not from
the neither regions, any how. Hear
PITTsFrELD, a. H. sept g, 1852.
= Is. BRITTAN-DeGr Sir That cacn one OF your nu-
merous readers may understand what iolows, shall
give you sketch Of my past in life For the last
Elk and halt years have followed rho occupation OF
petdler in this State; and person, to be good ped
der and sell goods must lie and have cold thout any
regard 10 truth and during that time learned to play
cards for money, end became what c9llsl black
leg = and Loot. IN money $1,000, and $1,000 IN time,
On time be reduced to dollars and cenrs and be-
came N my belief nothing but proiesred Atheist
doubted the existence OF God and consequently, did
not believe III amy revealed religion. he'd In nv travels
seen number Of spiritual mediums, and believed all
10 be humbug and had once gone 20 ar as to deceive
protessed believers, making them bceTc was writing
medium, although could not produce the raps but
supposed YVES done by means of electricity.
On the evening of the sd OF September went 70 bed
es usual and fell asleep, but walked up between one
and two O'Clock can give you, nor 10 one else, any
description Of nv feelings; but seemed a. il was in q
new world snd the frst thing that came into my mind
was, there il Cod ami the next, there Is Spiritual
World and that mustexst hereafter aud then all
calm and | was happy Qor was miserable before) and
then they told me WIN, to do in loud rkispr First 20
gcers for money chat was hard for had rather
play game OF cards for money than al Of yctuas
any tine) and 70 quit peddling ana 20 school
(ior my education Is poop 10 sell al could dispose of
now and in the State OF New Hsmpshire--except the
incest artices and in ArU Eon and sell
them ell OF at onccsell tor what could ct (lnl thu,
was hard, for can make ~ day aud nor pebble moro
than four days in the week. and they toll me 20 write
IN my diary these things aso 10 write 10 The Spiritual
IeesTdpk; also TO write TO D. K DuisnJrc, AZ Meredith
Bridge, ~ II. and to write to Eugene hutchinson az
Milford \. H., and also to send 10 person by the
name OF smith, Il AInesbury, in \. n, 20 come and
help sell them out at the state Fair; and that they
would Gs in funds to get my education and to COM
lnencc studying in the spelling book, Dor do not know
snd words snd am poor speler) / firmly believe IL
spirts departed friends thst po''nce this great
change in me; for have rneda complete somerset and
Lm new mRr--lor shall abide by what Was toll
do to the hest Of my abilities. Th- i the rst thing
&c be printed, and you must excuse all mis-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-13
NXh1lcra.

slrr-i tur 81 c1r1~c'td " No 7TT-'1 o' Ih' AlNl
.hr Cha. Phep- Cart Blch. from The ostsk > a. nsF- M
oouns s@ry favose r-Torf rom h- WHALING fe-i
sroEIz-Msy o.. Up Ar,.c viaes jun IS 10 Ihre3 bo
e. to y. lis Nosul Do p hip Rodnan' Do % si9 J.
rer.l 10.
Hr.p p,or-.sy p -hp Massachusetts. whale June -
st Jeaer ca sh2 Fellows. clean l. ship N-~3ary
Pot wtaes; hip H. nan d.. % hip Wan IhoH sol -
DO q. ship J. Dozac dc = hip sea 30 ~ shp = o. org
Cora clean joy - ls1ac Howl and ~ it-
- Nlary Frar 10 10 hp Minerva do -h7 fsaNin
Z l.. :. I8r4 TAerea. DO r
Tic p aal Coral we're spoken he osotb sea OIL
Cape Oliver f June They III he Arctic Ocean % '
r7rv sa pr bound for oso-s and PAT 'f NJ
kodsk CAPT r.ort about 20 a tn okot mar u 'on--
l. nd hav "a t.ken aversse atoat Thes esrh
The - Asc hss proved haetwrd ms ioa ta
lat so Ii resFtei bait compete Dick : s'
firm - ~ -er0n-
The Isaac vrni = duly eyTHCt~d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-13
Tpr Crows OF ConMERcE.-Thc article

The Cloves or C0MMERcE-lhc article
known in commerce a. cloves isthe unopened bowers OF
an evergreen that resembles in appearance nc ,oI ~
the bav It's native Of the Moucca or spec lslanis'
Int has been carried 10 all the warmer parts OF tne world
and largely cultivated in the tropical regions OF Aefca
The flowers are small in size, and grow IN large numbers
III clusters az the very ends OF the BRANCHES Tue
w., s ar The flowers gathered before they opened,
and while they are still green After being gathered they
are smoked bv wood FIRE and then dried IN the sun
Each Glove consists Of two parts round mead wen Is
ernbcr of small stalks or lancns The other part OF
the Glove is terminated with four points and IS m net
the fowercup and the unripe seci-yessel III tnsse
parts may De distinctly shown II few leaves are soN'
flowers soften and readily unro The sn,ll OF cloves
il very strong and aromatic, but not unpleasant l
taste pnnscnt acrd and lasting. Bo'h Tue ois'e ana
the smell depend on the quantity Of OIL tlcv contain
Sometimes the oil separated from the cloves bcoreh they
are sold and the odor and taste in consequence are h
weakened by this proceeding Hunts Merchants Mag
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-13
Arriyal of the Prisoners,

On Thursday about noon General Jemenes
with his force arrived in this city bringing gang Of
about thirty prisoners whom he had captured the
Clagres River and round Aspnwoll and Gorgona These
constitute part Of the band Of robbers and murderea
that have long infested that region, and it very pro
bsble that Interesting information may be br0u ht
Ia light IN the course OF their trial
Is TO be hoped that strong guard will be kept round
the prison. in order 10 prevent these cupns from es
Gaping the sentence and execution of the Jaw
Too much credit cannot be given to Gen Jem snes for
the active and efficient service be has rendered to the
entire Province in capturing this band of marauders,
and we trusi the authorities will be a prompt in per-
forming their duties in this matter the General has
teen ia dischGrgine kis part Of the work
IStar OFT 30
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-13

takes. n you cannot read this, burn t up You ma.s
excuse my bad writing snd win try snd 10 better ns,,
time-ior shn try learn 10 write better Please eo,
rect L Is well you can and you viii oblge ne for
know nothing about grammar punctuation: but vn
go TO school now Ill -pend what little money have,
which il only about $50 II you consider not WORTH
printing please throw il under the table.
Herein YOU VIII and incosod SO hal on Pi,,sseli
Bank Please take the pay for two copies OF IA,
Spiritual Telegraph. one year Drec, them 10 me =,
Meredith Bridge n H. also take out enough 10 prepsy
The postage On the books that you send me- ami sen a.
remainder in the best spiritual books that you know 81
and you viii much obge your sincere friend ami web
visher AMOS WHITNEY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-13

SEVEN FooLs.-l. The Enyious Nsn-uho
sends swsy his mutton, becsuze tire person ne~ 70 80
L eating vcnHOn. ~ 'l'
? The Jealous Msn-who spreads his bed with s,;uy.
ing.netfes, snd then sle-ps IL H.
The Prord Man-Sho gets we, through. sooner
ihsn ride IL the carTisge Of an Inferior -''
4. The Lingious Msn-who goes &c law in the b,nc,
of Tuninghis opponent, and gets ruined himself P-s
). The Ex,raVagsnt Mn-who buys a herTi,, 81
takes cab 20 carry il home ""N
6 The Angry Nan-who learns the oph;eleids 10
cause ne is annoyed BY the plying Of Iii 49,
piano. H"O'
!. The OsientatoUs Nsn-who iIluninafes Nh. c,,-;,
Of his heHsc meet brilliantly. and s,. inside in the d.ra
IUrch
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-13
~ Mr.. WEBSTER was fond of anecdotes /;
lie used TO relate such ones as the following as
10 one hut himself could do:

few years since but before the grea, Northern
Railroad passed through his farm. NJ Webster was on
BE- way the old homestead he took the stage at Con
cord, New Hampshire and had for his companion y
very old man Alter some conversation he ascertained
tLat Tie cid man was from the neighboring town of
Salisbury, and asked him If be knew Captain Web.
ster. Surely did sad the old man. and the Cap.
tab was brave and good man, Sir; and nobiy dLi be
tight fer ", with General Stark at Bennington oil
h. leave sny children" inquired Mr. Webster O. yes
there was Ezekiel, and think Daniel" And what
hcs become Of them = Gsked Mr. Webster "Why
him plead in Court often Yes Sir he was powerful
man, and cli dead while pleading in Concord" Well"
sad NJ. Webster, and what became of Daniel y
Daniel-Dsniel' repeated the old man thong htfuy;
why, Daniel, 6sere, Is lawyer about Boston some.
where
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-13
Markets.

SAN FssScIsco, Oct lS-The market s.s a,iet q. >,
usual on Morday. Chile Ftouk ses at $50 the only
LOT ofhseed the GeneysS which Is selling 5 by the
lot and SIS N JOB lots There tendency u decline I'm
BARLEY. RICE is johhing az &c. -
MONEY AND SroCks-There has not been a xre.t deal
dong to-day. The sales OF State - at Ssqs5-r.
The recent disclosures upon the Ss;e Prison Coutrt .
bad tendency 70 bear the market upOa S.ts Ia .,d
the brokers generally have awaited themselves OF The opD,r
tun,y, bat holders Do appear icaed T. saba 70 a.
Tee aud a. 81 cents there bayer who would take the
whole Safe debt. CRY Bonds PC Money easy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-13

~ The Swedish papers find great fault with
the new tariff on books which Russia has just imposed
upon Finland which makes the duties on all printed
before FOL whether bound unbound about 10 cents
a pound of our money and on all printed since that
date about % cents-romances and novels excepted
which ray 30.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-13

N. r,,. presbytcran Church IN San Francisco IRON,
be Prsbytery ofstockton, Rev hessr. . Woodondse'
1p Ia Woods and w @ Gamblers; from the Presby-
80. - OREGON Rev Robert Robe the opening ser.
nc, was delivered by Rev. Albert Williams. pastor Of
he Pir,f Presbyterian Church in this city, and n. was
sssisted in the devotional exercises by Rev MI WOOD
h~sdc ~ pencie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-13

&c A contemporary, while looking at the
rousng msorics against in most ofthe Sta'cs fears
this will be known in party history rs the BIG Lick
Camraign.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-13
FROM THE ISTHMUS.

Our advices from Panama are to Nov. 4, ana
contain several interesting tenls.
Catharine Hayes was still on the lsthmus;
she would give concert at Panama sl,7oo or s%V'
could be rsised to defrsy the expenses.
A most frightful accident occurred on the
Cruses route Oct 90 the particulars of which are az
foIlows Mr. Stone his lady and child, who came pas
sengers from NewYcrk in crossing the river Cardenas
about FIVE miles from Panama suddenly caught ~
the freshet while about bali way across the river The
torrent overwhelmed the whole party with ts tremen
dous force carrying both mules and riders down the
etresm. Mr. Stone and the child were dterward
picked I'D by some natives but the unfortunate lady
was drowned before aid could be rendered Weunder.
stand that the mules were lost also.
The mails, both from Cruces and Panama,
were detained the Cardenas for time on account
of the sarne freehef
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-13

BY the British Mail steamship Bcgo:s, from
the SOUTH we have ds,es from Yapsrso the Stb Sop
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-13
CITY ITEMS.
RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER AT
A. j. Delotoay's, formerly Lynch Ciayp,l 2@ WdR IT.
1852. TAM Noon. SPIN 3PM
Nov l2.,...,........52 81 81 81
AmrsrnEsrs, ETC, THIS DAY AND EVENING.

broadway Theaer-Loyes Sacrifice; Married and settled
N0s Card-n-Box Married and Cox Settled Roia Macaa,
Nalaks 1heatcrTwO Play that Game The Day
Burtou Iteater-EA pcdert Begone Dali Care Mnes Wanted
Barnum's Mrseunl-The Last Nal,
National Academy Of De guMerans Mode, San Francisco
Society LLTlry-Bryans Gallery Of Christian Al.
C1tcus-New lok Amphtheaier PerfDanoes
Weods nnsiles. No 90 nroadwsyConcert every eyeAnl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-13
". Thursday night was very stormy. and

Friday morning much wore, The rain coming down in
torIente Before noon, however, 1t ceased and the
maindcr of tho day and the night were clear and COOL
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-03
THE JUSTLY CELEBRATED
STRENGTHENING PLASTER,

For further information regarding these valuable Hedi
cnes, Pamphlet be had agents. where testimony
from the highest quarters will be found among which
letters from
Hon. MARSHALL P. WILDER, Boston. Mass,
Hon. JAMES c. CHURCHILL. Portland, Me.
ENOCH PATTERSON, Esq, Boston, Mass.
CAPT. CHAS Ii. COLE, Rindge N. H., late Of New
Bedford Mass
EPEltAIAI MURDOCH. JR- ESQ., winchendon Mass
IRA RUSSELL. NJ. d., Winchendon, Mass
N. KINGSBURY, NJ D., Temple N. II.
i. DARWIN ABELI. M. d.. Rindge, ~ Fl.
GEO. JEWETT, M. d., Tempeton, Mass.
REV. A. w. BURNHAM, Rndge N. II.
REV. RUFUS Triton, Peterboro, N. III.
CALEB s. CARTER ESQ.,, Portland Me.
GEO. w. Mel ELLAN, ESQ, Deputy Collector Custom
House, Boston, Mass.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-03
HHR. YOUNG,
BOOT AND SHOE STORE


OTHER business demanding the whole attention of
~ the present owner he offers for sale the St0cK, Fix
lures, Goodwill and Lease OF the old and well estab-
lshed Boot and Shoe Store the of Broadway
and State street, in the city Of Albany, New York Ii
is he
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-03
Charitv AL Hnne


II Vie ladles CITY Missionary Circle give So
y clal Entertainment on TUESDAY EVENING Jan.
uary 6th, az The Cay HALL, which they invite the
s.en.len 81 all who are disposed aid Them in their
purpose q clothing the Poor Of our city.
ana pioprate music provided for the oceasion
Doors open at 81 O'clock; admission 10 cents Re,
freshments extra. ~ s $50 -
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-03
Wanted Immediately,

n GOOD Cont Makers and u Pant Makers; also, a
i = few apprentices 10 whom favorable arrangements
will be made to 90 shorI distance in the country
permanent situation is offered Tor the entire year APP
plication may be made to CHAS. w. FREELAND,
jams dat Nos. / g. 2 Merchants Row. Main st.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-03
California Life INSURANCE,

THE ETNA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, o
Hartford, Conn are issuing Policies the lives of
persons about going to CALIFORNIA, in sums from
$1,000 TO $4,000 in single risk, 25 per cent
less Il an are charged by Mutual Offices.
GEOf'GE A. BATES, NJ D., Medical Examiner will
be in attendance at the office at O'clock P. NJ each
day. WASlBURN g. HOLLAND, ACTS.
Office ut No. 2s3 Main Street. Worcester, Mass.
jan2 DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-03
DR.. HENRY CLARKE,

TTAS opened an Office in the Worcester Bank Block,
i L on Foster street, near the Boston and Worces
er Railroad Depot, No. !, up stairs. novls diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-03
NIesseng erls Notice.

Worcester IS. January /, 1852.
TJON. HENRY CHAPLIN, Commissioner of Insol
Ii vency for the County of Worcester has this day
issued Warrant against the Estate ofALtRED E.
METCALF, of Worcester, IN SAID County, Machnist
insoven debtor, and the payment OF any debts or
the delivery of any property, belonging to said inso
vent debtor, to him for his and the transfer of
any property by him, forbidden by law.
The first meeting of the creditors of said insovent
debtor, will be held at ConrI of Insolvency, at the
Office OF said Commissioner in Worcester in SAID Coun
ty, on The 29th day of January lust 10 O'Clock in
The forenoou for the proof Of Debts and choose an
assignee assignees of his Estate.
j. DAY, Deputy Sheriff,
jana d3twlt Messenger
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-03
For Sale, Wholesale and Retail. at
Principal Office, ScoIlay's Build
ing, fremont Row. Boston.

GTSold in WORCESTER by JAMES GREEN
Wadsworih & Allen, Barre; E Denny do, Plains Fac
tory Wordsworth d Allen, Hardwick; Dex er Hin
Oaklam; Clark Knight d Co., North Brooktield; o
+. Conant; East Brookfeld; Henry Reed South Brook
field; s. b Richardson, A. & s. E. Blair Warren
Truman Charles, Fiskdale: n. Hubburd Sturbridge; A
+. Ammidon Sc Co. Stuthbridge; Phineas Berns Dud-
ley; 9pham d Bruce Webster; Gsruner Chase, East
Douglass; Metcat d Jones, Manohang, Sutton; A. r.
Holman, West sutton; John Allen, Sutton; Marh az
Hammond, Charlton No side; J. N. Grout & Co.,
Spencer; j. d. & l.. Harrington, Paxton; j. G Mend
Rutiand ID. S. Hail. Charli on Depot; j. H. Brown &
Co., North Oxford; Avery Davis, Holden; F. L Cut
ting, 0akdale; Barney Howe, West Boylston Nv. q w.
Davis, Sterling; d. III Gregory Il Co., rrinceton; sam
mel r. Haywood, Richardson; Daniel w Gomez,
Gardner; John G. Thurston, New Boston; Harrington
& Sawn, South Gardner; ]. M. Whitman, WesImins
ster, G. A. Alen,J q. A. Pierce, Leoninster E. Bal
lard, Jr, Clinton; Levi Goss, Sawyers Mills Roylston
James F. Maynard, Boylson; Charles o. Green Shrews
bury Fred. Cutting. New Worcester; Luther Stowe,
Grafton; G. J. Taft & Co.. Milbury; Dyson Broydly 81
Co., Bramansvie; Farnllm q Co., Farnumsyille, Mil
bury; William r. HILL Wilkinsonville; w A. Fisher
& Co.. FshersvilIe Wright q Morse Farnumsvi lille; j.
Plummer, Northbridge S G. Bates, Whitinsville Will
liam H. Dudley, Rogersyille; James II. Aldrch, North
Uxbridge; Robert TAFT, Uxbridge; Kenyon Il Northup,
Millvlle; Horace Houghton, West. Boyllon; W. s.
Thnrston Lancaster; 3. II. Broad, Rutland; NJ. Han
cock, Winchenden; Theodore Tyier, New Braintree;
Q: d g O. winchester, Ashburnham; Thomas White
West Boylston; Ii. d. Hatch X Co.. Leicester; III. Cid
dings West Brookfield; G. & r. Dixon, East Webster;
Laniord & Pease, Oxford; Samuel Firth Granville:
Joel w Phelps, Lancasteri S. HoibIook q Co., Hol-
brookville; A. Holman u Co, Bolton; Lorin Jacobs.
Royalston; Isaac Palmer, New England; j.. s. Nc
Colby, Winchendon Springs; Joel Hunt Stephen w.
Fairbanks, Winchendon; P. Pierce, Dadmansville,
GoneswlleD j. IL. Clapp, BaIdwinville; Lee & Lin
coin, Templeton; Jason Goulding, Phillpston Weth-
eerOee q Nudge, Petershami ohm Cady, BlacksIore;
Henry A. Aldrich, Mendon; Lyman 4 Maynard, Mill
ford; D b. Fisk Upton; Geo w. Warrs', Westboro'i
Co.. Northboro; R. l.. Has,inss 4 Co., Berlmi c. Lewis
& Co., Lancaster: y. rumam, Lunenburgh; Thomas
o. Clote james IS Lane, and Stephen Shepey Fitch-
burg, Ieiies Learned, Ashhurnham; Warren 81 Emer-
son, Royalston; G. G BraInan, Dana; b ssett Chick
Bemis & jones' South Roy alston, and BY Ageatsi in al
most every town and village OF New England and bv
dealers in Medicines generally il other States.
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Best Stand il the City.

and has done first rate CASH BUSINESS for the
past two years. The 10 cation, for Wholesale or Re-
tail, is not surpassed. To one two persons, with
suitable funds this opportunity presents inducements
that rarely For further particulars address ost
paid,) JARED HOLT, Albany N. Y. =
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