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PATENTS.
81 FOREIGN OFFICE.


lo4o the snhsehef was appointed bftho Commits sion
ef OF fatents Agent of hu q. Patent Office ia ae
cordance with the l0th Section of Act Of le37.
Having cuguishrd the Agescy for the transnisson Of
Models, aud adopted more expeditions mode of sending
them 60 ihc Patent Office utcrfbg Patent mag be procured
ABOUT st Nefts eaT De continues 90 forward them reo
oil aApenseto Ptep1rs Caveats, Specifications, Assign
ments, and ali the necessary Papers and Dwngs Ion Pa
tents and 20 render advice as1l and scientific matters
respecting the Patents secured u Europe and other
countries.
~ application at this office inventors saved the time
aa expense o journey 10 Washington ana DELAY there as
We'll as al personal truubie 10 obtaining their paonts-
nef also nave The advantage OF rbaiy explaining their
Inventions and OF consulting respect To- THEM laers IN
gsHa 81 ParqWaHRt importance araer % obaia CORRECT
feeWeaioRs ard caiBs The experience Of .iftea yeaf.
pacNpe an extensive collection rure works decisions
~ on mechanical subjects, the Patent Laws aud patents
o. uuefeni countries, collected al much expense during
'n' Tong time ihis office has been established together WIN
accounts hctc sept Of ns patented al Wa.hagon
euns paieals assistance and iuormaton which, ia Other
iespttt might he uiticuit OF attainment.
X. II. EDDY, Solicitor Of Patents.
Hasai"si1H Jsiy p, lsi9.-Dufing the time oceupied
we once Of Commissioner Of Patents, x. H. EDDY Esq
OF hsteo ga busine. the Patent Office as Solicitor of
procuring faens. There few, Il any, persons acting
On lht capacity, who had much business before the Pa
i'N 'Aff and there none who conducted il with
Nis sA fidelity and success. fegafd Nh. Eddy as one
OF 10, pesi iliofmed aud most sku Patent Solicitors in
Ae Nn,d sihos aud have 20 hesitation in assuring In
't9tos hai thoy cauuo, employ pereon competent
i"l N0hf, aud more capable OF putting then appra-
t' n torn for them DO carly and tavofabIo
constellation al The Patent Office.
EDMUND BURKE,
H. l. te Commissioner of Patents
noslop, cent g. 1851. 43lW
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Expensive FowLs.-Many of our
citizens have frequently observed at the
Express Office, corner of Dean and
State streets, boxes of fowls destined
for different sections of the county,
They are generally of the Cochin China,
Red Shanghae" and White Shanghai"
breed, and command high prices. Geo.
7. Burnham, of Boston, carries on very
extensive business in this line, and his
sales since November last for samples of
his importailons amount to over & 900.
He has received as high as $50 for a
single pair of his "Cochin Chinas. -
They are large and noble looking birds,
and the most profitable fowls farmer
can keeP.-Boston Paper.
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Ia silence must take my seat
And give God thanks before eat;
Mu'i for MY food in patience wait,
Tia am asked to hand my plate;
I must not seold, nor ~hine, nor pou,,
Nor move my chair DOR pla,e about:
WA knifc, OF iofk, OF naPk.n, Rag,
must not play, nor must siusi
must nui speak a useless word,
foT ohildIsu must be seen-uoi heard,
must not 'als about my food,
Nor itot # DOM ihirk a good
must not SAY, The bread i. old.p
" The tea Is hot" "Ths coffee. cold -
lmas' not cry for this OF that,
Nor mufnur ifmy meut tat,
MY mouth with food mnsi not crowd,
Nor while Pm eating, speak uloue
Musi tufn my heed to cough or sincere,
And when ash sag, "lf you please !"
The table cloth mu's not spoil,
Nor with my food my dnger. soil.
Must keep my seat when have dose,
Nor round the table sport or run
When told to rise, then | musl put
My chair away, with noiseless foot
AHd In my heart TO God above,
la Prsiss foI all bis wondioas love.
Yss,As CABIN
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NORTHERN RAILROAD.
KqLN.ERnnauShfra


H'HiS ROAD connects White River Junction, the
fassumqsic RAILROAD the GENITAL O-deushurrh aud the
thnnqiain ard ~ Lawrence, ito Muutfca kailr, ads
with the Concord, Manchester Nashur, Lowell boston
Lawrence Salem, Worcester, and Norwich Roads ana H.
She neufost oute from ct Canada, Nofihon Ncnurt
and New Hampshire 20 Boston.
on end a'trr Imo ls2 Passenger rains follows
Leave Boston at ~ ~, and ~ ~, ui Central auf
iassumpsc Roads. Leave Most Lebanon al 7,05 A NJ .
and IS T.. NJ oi arrival ofCars from upper Road.
Thus iouto passes through the pitfalls NeM Hampshire
and Vermont snd the lio euieieht s as low by any
The Pare and Freight is as low O. any other.
Passengers by the hrst up liaus Nofhrrn and Su-
wan Roads, pass hrteiAt Concord Windsor lc-
mont thassfowp, beuwv Falls, &c, without detention.
Passengers om Genital and Passump,c Roads wa Concord
nnd Nashua cnn gct o Grnfon Junction. Wo,csef, Pruv-
denr"i Norwich New York &c, as low by hcr Routes.
special Cdrie Tram wiiiso though route
cvrry iue-day, There cattle pens good accom-
modutons shou distance from Poftefs GA tho Lowell
Road. by Tins route dfoyeis have only The adyau-
thse ct She Cambridge and Brighton Markets. Lut also ihe
market al Mauchcstor, Nashua Lowell, Lawrence aud
salem.
tioight Trains daily This iouie bctw5i Boston,
salem, Lawrence, Worcester Nashua. Manchester aud
Johnsbur Burlington Eouso Point, Montreal and Ordsns
bueh,aad Merchandise is oarrog cboap aud xpedi-
uousy as by ANY other route.
oNsLoW sTEARNs, Agent.
Concord, Il H. Juno, 8, ioaa. riff
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Ola stomach comnlnints.

lhere o no form Of OLD sIOMACH COMPLAINTS
which n does not seem to leach and No
matter no" bad they be, gives INSTANT RELIEF
singe dose removes all the unpleasant symptoms
only needs 10 be repeated for short time these good
effects peinanent. PURITY OF BLOOD, aud NlGOR OF
hpbl follow at once. Il IS particularly excellent
9 Nausea Vomiting Cramps, Soreness OF the Pit Of tho
stomach distress amer eating, low cold OF the Blood
ieasnoss, l0~noss OF spuls, Dependency EmCciatOh
Neakness, tendeucy 10 Insanity, Suicide, sc.
Dr. hotGhIoN's PEfslN, is sold by noary oil tho
dea es 20 tine drugs and Popular Modcne The
United states II is nrepaIcdin PowdoS and ia Fluid form
ana 10 fIescfipun yals for the OF PLY sicans.
PRIVATE CIRCULARS Tor the use OF Physicians, may
be obtained OF d. hoaghton his Agents. describing The
whole process OF preparation and giving the authorizes up.
on which the claims ut this remedy based As is
NOT SECRET REMEDN, no objection eau be raised
against s Fhysoans respectable standing aud reg
ulaI nLaolLee. Plce ONE DOLLAR per bot
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OBTAINING yIACrEENEs


- TAKE This method of answering the frequent nqui-
res by letter aud otherwise, 10 my opinion upon
The various notices through the papers, the Stationary
knife fiauinp Machines attempted 10 be pamed of upon
severed pcrsous ignorant Of tcirtuc worth. would stale
for he Information Of ne iuIuers that they will nul sub
sttnfiy the machine offered by several pretending n-
veutos dc cfbed the i0h volume Repettoy Of
ARA, Invented by Samuel Bcnthan, n the year 1891. like
mlcinc patented 90 ihis country y kugrr,
sixteen years since and another put up hy Albert Rich
ds of West Troy, IS. v, and abandoned about sane
time. II ought 10 satisfy ,he public know that after III
tyrgh experimenting upon these muchnrs not one
To- l. Of any value for the purposes contemplated
'' viii furnish stationary knife Machine equal any
nov n use, 10 offered by the pretending inventors al
the cost Of the machine ADD five por for trouble.
JAhEs 6. WILSON,
s. May 49, lsi9 Philadelphia
dcnN that any person over heard Of such ma
chneHs mine until iuvcuted the same Said machine wal.
operated 90 The month ct August 1915, and
fore This could do much work, and do well nine
nfcpy 20 the above ndvetsemen and IN order The
public may be- assured it mean what say WIFI oier to
pledge one THOUSAND HOLLARS against nn equala
mount from said Wilson, thar ONE OF my machuos VIII
ilinn or tnnsue aud sruoye Oh tho less power, as
much lumber 90 the times and do soll better
han TWO OF the " Woodwork" machines The trlal 20
be made al my steam Mill, border ST.. East osinu, Mass
or al such oihof place be for such al
JOSEPH r. WOODBURY.,
Ilsi Nustnn, Mass. August Is, l-al f0.lY
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Pcpsin i'm Powder.
r SSent by Mail free of postap e

For enienco Of sending paris tho country the
DIGESTIVE MATTER OF THE PEPsiN is put 10 ia
tbn form OF Powder, with directions be dissolved
by the patient These Powders just the same mat
ter as the bottles, and viii be sent BY mail FREE OF POST
AGE, Tor ONE DOLLAR sent (past peldl 10 DR. 4 4
HOUGHlON, NJ. D., Ihiludelphia, Pa
NJ OBSERVE IllS Every bottle of The genuine
rhrSiN oeas the writteu signature OF J. 3 HOUGHTON,
", ~ sole proprietor, fhiladepha, Pa. Copyright aud
ly-Sold by all immediate .nd Nal nodt.;oa.
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glsts and Dealers 10 Medicines.
A9anas

, Colhns Montpelier Johnson a Campbell Wai.sfeld
Cos. Deano Waterbury, + Bancroft Plaindeld French
x walker Barre, Cardell Warren, Pntuam 4 Wooster
manhheld, q Bufaham hoIetowa, II II Camp Norhfeid
sou 4 Holden hddeseH. w Paddock Factory Vii 40 Iy
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which were sheared and added after
wards by Mr.. Morse.
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EaIdWare.

V7 ursrst assortment of Hardware ever offered in town
Gao be- found ut on prices Tor clsh, az
SCOTT & FIELDS.
Nav no. 1852. "a
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TUE best of Young Hyson Gunpowdor AND other Green
sold low by sColrr A FIEI.D''
Mag 10, 1859 7s
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BLACK SILKS
ELDREDGE JOHNSON,
Attorneys & Counsellors at Law,
FICLl HEAsOM's BUILDING, MAIN sThtL1
NASHUA. N.sE.

ll give prompt uiteuon 90 all business onNuslodu ''
care in any of the CouRrs ms sraTE.
Ihey also continue 10 transact business 10 any in0
SOUTHERN OR YVES ERN STATES such as iui-
chasing Government Lands Improved fams ifleus
Land Titles, Paying Taxes, Examining Laad ami iunseNs
the owner dos cripion OF Us SITUATION value, &c. SCI
hng Lands investigating the settlement Of The estates
persons deceased Securing the properly belonens 70
esstGs, Collecting De3ls OF al kinds, aud Al tNn 10
TO ANY LEGAL BUSINESS IN THE SOUTH oA
WEST
Land Warrants Bought Sold and Located for the soaei
and Bounty Land DIS posed OF % CommissiOn. So,
Mr. Edfedge, having travelled excessively in the W 49,
and 90 Government lands, aud thereby acquired AnoN
OF the best locations and general business
viii eoutnuG TO make journeys al kEhu lAh lN''"
Walls 10 attend the foreign business Of he ohce ~
During his absence, Mr. Johnson will be ornd al lne,
fee to attend 10 az home Illness aud wall receive una e
ward 10 Nh T. al toreign business ieh with HIM ,,,l,
All business sent BY mail viii be attended eNpedou'p
aud fauhully. ,-sov
NJ. r. ELDREDGE. 72:tf J. w. JOHNsDF
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ASA Dyspepsia Curer,

d. HOUGulONiS PEfolN has produced tho Tsel-
lous effects, n curns OF Do3ty, Emacauon, Net
vous Decline, and Dyspopuc Consumption II ~ impossible
To Ike denis Of the limits Of this advertise
m fut bun authenticated certificates have been gwen
more lhHu TWO HUNDRED REMARKABLE CURES, in
Philadelphia, New York, and Boston alone Those
nearly a desperate cases. aud tina only apd
and wonderful, bat manent.
It's "a gtcat NERVOUS ANFiDOTE, aud particularly
useful tendency Bilious Disorder Liver Complaint
feverand Asuo and the evil effects OF Quiniae, Mercury
add other Drug upon the Digestive Ogaus after long
sickness. Also tor excess in eating aud
ardent spirits IL almost fooonciios Helh with intempo
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GREAT CURE FOR DYPEPSli!
ANOTIGER SCIENTIFIC WONDER
DR.. j. S. Ioughton's
TIE TRUE
DIGESTIVE FLUID
OR
GASTRIC JUICE!

pioprrea from KENNEN, tho fourth ste MACH or
tue OK ancr directions of hAKoN LiEBlG, The great
Physiology csl Chemist by J. s. uOtGuION, 81 y. fh
llielphi, Pa.
rhis D. ruly sonIafu remedy for INDIGESTION. pNs
PERSIA. JNUNniCE, LIVER COMPLAINT, CON
sflPArlGN. and DEBILITY, Curing uner Naiufo's
rottad hy Ntfufcs Agent, the Gastric JUICE
% if loUuu of lErslrt infused 90 Wstrt, vii DIE
gst dis-uis, frr f5uads " Roast Bce IN abost iro
honrs, ont et tbe s'o.nsch.
ILISiN isthe chief e.. mont, Great ngestng Prus
pie o the Castro Juieefie Sorrn ~ ne Food the Pd
irag, Pre.crrar and Stimulating Agent of the stomach
and nesrrs A. cNfracted from ihe Digestive Stomach
of ihr ga, ilus ioruius 40 ARTIFICIAL DIGESTIVE
Fla TO- prDc.cN ke be uaiuih t,astr juice in fs Chem
ical no'scra. .ni furnishing COMPLETE and FERFLCT
suBollI ~ iofIt ~ tte aid of fhls preparation, the
pains ard evils Of INDIGESTION uud bNsfEPSA are re-
just they would he by healthy Stomach u il
doing wonders foo ufsprtcs, curing cases of DEBILITY
EHArfAIION, NERVOUS DEt LINE, aad DhsPEPliC
NPiIOh -uppstd 60 be- hc verge Of The grave
De Scientific rs ianro upon whfh On based, is 40 Ito
hlgha.L Ln.l-. u NIuL- mi NEMAAhANI.E
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4 che PAPER MILL, Nonipslfr Rive Straw Pa
- straw, Com iiusts, n4i ssigle low Fstnou 30
cail soon al lhe Paper Ma Of +. T. WALTON AsD son
December 2 1851
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BOnnets 6 Ribbons.

- lokks a LAACnuN have received IRON New York
- stock Of Rouueis aud Ribbons that Wi enable them To
supply Merchants aud Mincfs good terms a. can be
bought DO market. ~ May ~.
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IIARDW
SMUT MACHINES AND PATENT
GEslST MILLS,

That sN g1i 100 bushels each, by day sht. CIRCULAR
SAWS ant Hflors DIE or stRtW PLATES, with iar
from tte ste % Polcupiar's gull 90 hlt OF Bls hlt,
lower ihHn me lowest.
Machinery Dob Wofk and Cunsmitiins 81 usual Sc sc.
=. jour and Apprentice wanted Immediately.
Meufpcner, Aug litl. 1851. a.
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Removed.
SAMUEL ABBOTT
UNDERHILL'S TOOLS

EHufflNG ANfs, Brood do, Adzfs, Broad nsfc, ID.
y Axe Dos Latue DO, Shinfne do Curntntersi shs,,s
Socket Chsels, may always be found al
81 KEITH & BARRIERS
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i
dgef iit tae sumo ma"aer @sy seH@ Dc H tas haaaH
sto.gaoh.n
b. rEREIRA, 30 ais lnou, ,roat.e on Food and Do,'
published bi FoNlrrs g. Nes ,,cN York page 49, states
Tue cf inj drcfos the methot Of preparation.
fuercalu low higher authorities than ur. fatelra.
Dr. COMBE, Boz BITS valuable writings ihe " Physiology
oi Digestion, observes thnt dmaut ui the due guam
ty OF ihe Ga-ue Juice prominent and all prevailing
Professor of medicine in London who severely si cted
With this complaint, finding every ns else to tnil, had
living animals which proved completely successful
be Detii su,s :" N Is ror,rksbs f,ct \, Pby.ioiort
hat the stoachs animals nacerated water. impsu
To lhe hud no property o. dssolyng various articles Of
food, and of eectee knd Of arrhciA digestion Of them
nuwisa different from the natural digestive procsss
DE- SIMON 5 grout work the" Chemistry oi Man, lice
Blanchard, phadeiphia lsi5, pP 32i-2l saysi " The
~ ct hiscsiion From recent experiments we know mat
food Dissolved rapidly Ia an aruhcul digestive hUld,
itscifn
Professor DUNGLIsoN, Of tho JefIor.ou College, Pha
dephai 900 hs great work Human Physiology, deNotes
experiments win DR. Beaumont, Gastric juice
ained from the isag human stomach and from animals,
well known To- all cases. he says" digestion occurred
perfectly in the artificial the RaiaTal dgosons"
Dr. JOHN W. DRAPER, Professor OF Chemistry ia the
Medical College 0i the University OF New York, be
" lost Book OF Chemistry, page s6, " II has poen
question whether shoial digestion could be performed
bui ID s now uhivcr.Aly admitted that Il may De.
Dr. CARPENTERS siaudafd WORK on Phtsioloty which
the library Of cyory Physician, and Is used Text
Book iu the Colleges l. il OF evidence similar To the
above respecting the remarkable Digestive Of PEfsts
ar d the fac that a. may be readily separied from the stem
ach OF the cali or OK and used for experiments 90 artificial
Digestion remedy for disease OF the stomach de-
hcrnt secretion ct basuic Juice.
All modern woks Chemistry, Maeda Modiea, and
FhyaologY, and al good Medical Dictionaries describe the
character aud properties OF PLrsN aud slate many
ine details respectingU.
The fct shat Artificial Digestive Fluid, Gastric
juice perfectly resembling he natural uid, may be readily
prepared does admit question. Tho only H.
that hos DOT before been applied 10 the cue o Indigestion
con Dypepia-so materially does such use suggest Itself
10 the mind.
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GENTLEMEN
5. X. COLLINS

YOU vii doa ,ha, ls,aionable Good. for rsoa d,
EFITH 4 VAtEri
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LATEST FASHIONS.

Those wishing get their work done IN the best workman
like ylo, would DO well to give hun call as he is conn
dent that he fail to suit the most fasdous Al
work done in the most durable manner and warranted 10 IT.
tt.-,...t... N.,....t,. 1e tAsf TiU
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Appo,n,monss by tho President.

EU uth tie 0dUtCe ana consent Of ehS Ssi,0ts.
CoNsUis OF THE UNITED sTATss.
Henry MunIoe. of New York, az Aspinwall, in the
republic Of New Granada.
William Walton, AT Carrars, in Mcdena.
Spiridion Ladjco, at Port Mahon, in tho Island Of
Miuorca.
John Morard, for the port &C Denis. in Spain
joseph Augustus Henrques, at Melbourne, Aus
ttsa.
judah Solomon Levy, for Tctuan, IN the empire
Of Morocco,
Neebod Abecass, for Larsohe and Arsila, in the
empire of Morocco.
hyipcl BarceFa, at Vigo, IN Spain
raj cis II Ogden, az Manchester, England.
George Sargent, Of lava, 90 DO surveyor
General for the District Of Wisconsin and Iowa
Pcsrson B Reading, Of California 20 DO agent
for the Indiana in California in plsoe Of George W.
Bsrbour, ro5gned.
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Kossuth again in Faneuil Hall.

BOSTON, may IL, lboZ
Kossuth addressed the citizens in Faneu Hall tonight
on tho present aspect Of poitsal affairs in Europe
There between three thousand bondholders
present and much enthusiasm prevailed. N. p. Banks
Speaker of the Massachusetts House Of Representatives
presided, and the meeting was addressed by the Rev
Mcssrs Pierrepont and Slicer and William A. White.
Kossuth followed with exposition Of European poll
tic In which he referred especially to the present POSI-
ton Of Hungary and the prospects of her rcganng her
Independence arguing that the present position of that
country was an unnatural one, and ono which mus
Of necessity be changed lie said that ther
10000 600 of Hungarian bank notes bearing his zig
nature which the people had, sayiug that when lie
should come back they would be good The country
taxed under his administration but four and half mil
Iona Of dollars, while under Austrian rule 1t now
made pay sixty ue millions. He also argued from tho
fact that Hungary had been deprived Of half her
commemorative numerous exaCtions her people, and
the fact that the Austrian army comprised los 900 Hun
gariansthat change certain TO take place In the
c0ndit ion Of Hungary He only wanted material aid to
get back when the country would assort Its strength
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From tho South.

STEAMBOAT C0LLlsIoN-EKEE NEGROES IN TIE
s0UTB-THE PANAMA HAILROAD--TBY CAsE OF
SHOOTING FOR SEDUCTION, AT BALTIMORE, Ero
BALTIMORE, May IA, 1852.
The New Orleans mail az late as duo, Is received.
The steamer Mammoth Cave was run into, near
yiohturg. by the Genada--the former sunk, but no
lives were lost,
public meeting washold at New Orleans on the Stb
inst Tor the purpose Of inducing government TO estab
liSh navy yIxd there.
The Louisiana Legislature has pas-ed law prohibiting
the emancipation OF slaves ip thai state except
ditiop a their being sent out Of tho United Staes
til recently reported IN the Maryland legislature has
similar provision. very stringent bill against free ne
eiof ha been reported in he Virginia Legislature tho
eioiccm'nl Of whicn viii drive them ont OF the state.
Tho savannah Georgian states that the bridge built at
ialhn' Georgia for the Panama Railroad TO span tho
VI Iptd 10 hspinwall CITY
M L@aeue who yesterday shot Creamcr for Che a.
duCtion 81 hs daughter has been arrested Public
cCliig i strong apaInst Creamer and League avovs ba
ntuuoR OF pursuing him tU he scoompshos his dea =,
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Meteorological Observations.

MoRsE's LINE, OFFICE TO WALL STREET.
FRIDAY, April IA. 1852.
,BurrAIo 10 A: Mt is cloudy. Thermometer TO- b.
rtt-sstss 2ss1. Wind routA. -
SIP. M.-Barometer % 10. Thermometer 65. Wind
southwest. 1t is cloudy and rainy.
RecHEsTER. 10 A. M-Ciear and warm morning Wind
southwest Thermometer CO.
sP M.-Dark, cloudy night, with indications of rain
Thermometer &C. Wind southwest
AUBURN, 10 A. M.-Bright warm morning Wind
south. Thermometer 6S.
sP. MA warm. pleasant evening, but cloudy. Their
momcter 90. Wind SOUTH
SYRACUSE. 10 A. Mt is a beautiful morning Wind
east Thermometer 67
sP. MI is cloudy and warm. Wind east Themo-
meter 60.
UrIcA, 10 A. Milne, clear morning Wind cast
Thermometer 72.
8P. M.-Cloudy and 1t looks like rain. Thermometer
60. Strong easterly wind.
ALBANY, 10 A. M.-Cloudy, but pleasant. Wind north.
east. Thermometer 81. Barometer 90 $50 Mercury g.
P. M.-Pleasant Wind south Thermometer 67
Barometer 1880 Mercury 81. Clear.
Troy, 10 A. MA pleasant morning. Wind east
Thermometer &C.
Mt is fine night, but cloudy Wind south
east. Thermometer o.