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Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-05-28

Hon. SrEp1EN ALLEKss PockEr PfKcE Among
the victims Of the Henry Clay disaster was Stephen
Allen, Esq an aged man of the purest character
formerly Mayor Of New York. beloved and es-a
teemed BY all who knew him. IN his pocket book
was found printed slip, apparently cut from "
newspaper, of which the following is a copy
Keep good company or none. Never be idle.
If your hands cannot be usefillly employed, at
tend to the cultivation of your min
Always speak the truth. Make few promises
Live up to your engagements. Keep your own
secrets, if you have any.
When you speak to person. look him in the
face.
Good company and good conversation are the
very sinews of virtue.
Good character is above all things else.
Your character cannot be essentially injured ex-
/ ept by your own acts.
If one speaks evil of you let your life be so that
none will believe him.
Drink no kind of intoxicating liquors.
| Ever live-misfortunes excepted-within your
income.
When you retire to bed think over what you
have been doing during the day.
Make no haste to be rich if you would prosper.
Small and steady gains give competency with
tranquility of mind.
| Never play at any game of chance.
Avoid temptation, through fear you may not
withstand it.
Never run into debt unless you see way to get
out again.
Never borrow, if you can possibly avoid it.
Do not marry until you are able to support a
WIFE
Never speak evil of any one.
Be just before you generous
Keep yourself innocent if you would be happy.
Save when you are young to spend when you
are old.
Read over the above maxims at least once a
week.
AN ANEcDoTE WITH MORAL. friend not
long since told anecdote in relation to one OF
our subscribers, which contains a good moral for
husbands, and also furnishes an example for wives
which is not unworthy of imitation under similar
circumstances
The subscriber referred to, said to our friend in
the presence of his wife, that it had been his in
tention to call at the Recorder office pay up his
arreafages, and discontinue his paper. His wife
very promptly asked, "Why do you intend to
discontinue the paper!"
because" said the husband, 81 am so much
away from home on business, and have so little
time to read, that there to be very little use
in my taking the paper"
EYES," responded the wife, " it may be of little
use to you, but it is of great use to l remain
at home while you are gone, and wish to know
what is going on in the world. If you discontin-
ne the paper 1 will 60 straight to town and sub
scribe for it myself"
AS the paper has not been discontinued, we sup
pose the wife's reasoning conclusive.
The moral of this incident must not be over
looked. A husband should consider the gratii-
cation and profit afforded his wife and children by
the paper, we'll as his own and not discontinue
it simply because he may not have an opportunity
to read it regularly. And further it may remind
some good husbands, not now subscribers, that it
is their duty to take the paper, that their wives
and children may "know what is going on in the
world" Hillsborough Reco,der
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-05-28

Archbishop Hughes, It IS said, is negotiating for
a lot OF ground IN New York, on which to erect
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-05-28

THE L1GHrN1NG-A Few HINTS. 1t may be
we'll to encourage timid people who are reigiously
or constitutoraIIy alarmed at lightning to state
the doctrine of chances. AS general thing, the
lightning does not strike within the space of a
square mile, more than once year. If the person
is a rcd distant, he is seldom if ever killed. Now
there are 70, 400 square rods in square mile, and
if the lightning struck rod after rod, it would take
100 years to go over it; but it smites here and
there, and that it will smite any special rod there
is not more than chance to hundred billion.
Again, other things being equal, the chance
diminshcs as it regards low object as the differ
ence between the square of its height and that of
a lower so that with person six feet, and tree
sixty feet, there is but chance out of 1864 of
the persons being struck If he will go close to
tree or in house without a rod, his danger is
proportionaly increased.
Again, objects non-conductors when dry, be-
come good conductors when wet. A dry silk UNI
hrea, if not tipped with metallic substance, Will
ward off the lightning, but if wet not. Get light
ming rods for your houses and see to it that the
fastenings be much smaller than the rods-that
the rods enter the earth, and fear not the "red
tillery."
1t is we'll for persons who are naturally timid to
get electrified number of times. It renders them
less electric and therefore less in danger. Finally,
death by lightning is the easiest of all deaths. An
electric shock enters, we are instantly filed, and
life is gone without pang. "Ah! but the here
after!" Well live right here, and it will be all
right with you there-if it must be so.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-05-28

Raleigh and CASTOR R.R. Company.
HNHE tockhoIders of this Company informed that
il Certificates of Stock have been prepared, and are
now ready for delivery. Stockholders Peters
burg will apply to 1hos. White of that place; those
Warren County, to N. T. Green, Warrenton; those
of Granville, to Thomas Miller and John S. Eaton;
those of Franklin. John G. King; and the rest VIII
be delivered at office. WV. YASS, Treas
Raleigh May Is. 1855 5S-d
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NIANTED.-Im mediately three good Car !Is5
wv Painters The highest cash price will be g,Se"
DIBBEE & BRoTHEKS'
p. s. Also asWheelznaaker.
Kinsfon, Lenoir. Nay TO- 1858 st--i~
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-05-28

The Magistrates of this county, on Monday last,
appointed Mr.. Branson q. Graham Clerk Of the
County Gourtof Guilford, to fiji out the unexpired
term Of Gen. Logan, decd. Greensboro Pat.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-05-28

Commission Business.
TIME undersigned will conduct Foreign and DO
nestle Produce Commission business in the Cy
Of Petersburg, Va, under the firm of
sTAINBACK & HARDEE.
Office, 5rd door West of BolIingbrook Hotel Norm
Side.
F. c. srA1xBAcK, VIII. HAHDrr'
November Isl 1882. IOI-ly.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-05-28

THE subscribers having bought the entire inter-
est of Dodge's Virginia and North Carolina Express
the business hereafter will be conducted by Messrs
PARIsEN s. KING, at present No Vesey street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-08

Stone Martin, Fitch, and Other Furs,
ar the best manufacture for sale IN great variety,
" cheap, at MEhhlLbsi
dec6 dawtf 2al Main slrec.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-08
Farm For Sale in Westhorough.

"a WM. JOHNSON offers for sale the valuable
D%i 81 and pleasantly situated Farm upon which he
lives. situated in the easteTy part Of " eslbnr
ough, two miles from the Boston and Worcester Rail
road pot in scarborough and three from the depot
in Westboiough. Said farm is in good state Of rtva-
ton, and contains go acres Of superior land, well pro-
poruoned into moving, iage, pasture, orchard, and
woodland,-iS divided and subdivided by stone walls
is we'll watered, and lies a compact form 2l8
of the same being in one body 81 of said farm is
woodland part of which is heavily timhered, aud 200
acres is improved The moving and tage is level even
aud very free IRON stone The hay cut is nearly all
English. The farm will now keep IS head of cattle
throughout the year.
The buildings thereon, consist of a two.story house,
2s by 26 feet, wi an Ell to the same wood house,
carriage house, ernnary &c, 90 feet long, partly and
partly sIor es, and BARN lJ9 'eet long 80 feet
wide and Ia leet high There is covered passage from
the house Ia the brn, and celia under the whole
said budings, except Is feet The water is brought in
pipes the house and harm ON never failing spring.
The farm situated that it ~ be divided INTO
two good and nient iarms will be sold suit
purchasers, together arate.
large part Ofthe purchase money remain unpaid
for years, secured by mortgage.
Possession given any time TO suit For further par
tculars Inquire of Willard Raymond, or Dexter Brig
ham, W. stbOrough Crntre Col Dexter Fay and Sui
livan Fay Esq of scarborough or the subscriber on
the premises WILLIAM JOHNSON.
WestbOrJugh, March 2, 1858 dFTawSw
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Real Estate. e.. at auction !

WILL be sold at Public AucliOn
w on Saturday, March Goth,
10 O'Clock, A NJ the House of the subscriber in
the westerly pat Of Worcester, of the Tat
nick SchOOl-hOuse, about
80 AcreS of Excellent LAND,
consisting of Moving, Pasturing, and Wood Land with
excellent Fruit Trees thereon, adjoining the Farm Of
William Mower, and 81 miles from the City Hail
Also, 10 Acres OF sprout Land, Rattle snake Hill,
3 miles from she City Hall.
Also Stock, consisting ga Horses, 10 Cows, YOkes
of Oxen, &c. Also, quantity of
Farming Tools, and Household Furniture!
Conditions liberal, and will be made known at the
sale. JAALAM GATES.
Worcester, March p 1873 daw3w
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-08
Real Estate for Sale Cheap /

yNHE subscriber offers for sale, on very favorable
terms, building Lots situated In various parts OF
the city. Also, several good Dwelling Houses, Cot
tages, sgc.
To those wishing to build the coming season, on lots
situated Onehalf three-ourihs Of mile nom The bus
neas part OF Main street, he will Offer great induce
mens, IN the shape of large lots at very loo price,
and r. part OF the purchase money 10 be paid down.
The Estate on Grafton street. near the Western de-
pot offers facilities for large Manufacturing Es-
Enlistment, as Il comprises about twenty Tenements
ready Tor occupancy by the operatives, and II will be
sold low that the OF the Houses would pay per
cent on the purchase, leaving an Acre OF Land fronting
on Grafton street, 10 be improved.
In addition to the above, he has Lot Lincoln
street, with front Of near 1000 feet ON tho Worcester
and Nashua Railroad, very convenient for Lumber
Yard, or other heavy businesswhefe Railroad facilities
are needed. Apply 70 d. D. MEBsE NIGER.
febl2 doodsd
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-08
To Physicians Throughout the U. States

VOTES Celebrated SchiedQna aromatic ScRRapps.
nEEMING it unnecessary 10 remind any regular
member of the Medical profession of the establish
ed Medical properties of Pune HOLLAND GIN, in many
diseases dropsca tendency, respectull, invite your
examination TO very superior article manu- factured by
myself exclusively, at scHIEDAM, in HOLLAND, by a
process peculiar my Factory. Ii is favored and
medcated, by the harsh berry, but by the
choice botanical variety Of the aromatic Italian Juniper
Berry, whose vinOus extract Is distilled and rec-
fled with its spIuous solvent, and thus becomes
ctntraed ;ncture, of exquisite favor and aroma, alto
gether ranscendent, in its cordial and medicinal prop
erues, TO any HO and Gin here oiore Known
Amid the influx of erior Installations with which the
market Ia flooded, physicians find no little difficulty
in procuring good and pure Gin, which they PIE.
scribe with confidence in its beneficial eff cts As an
Importer of twenty years Standing IN the city OF New
York aud possessing maured experience in the man
uactufe of Holland Gin especially, beg 10 submit 10
your attention, my "AkoMATlc scHiEDAM ScHNAPPs,"
rs which cannot fail to realize your utmost expect
atoms, aud shall be happy TO forward to you bottle
of il, free of charge, IN TO letter intimang
your readiness to accept IL.
IL is now scarcely year since have prepared and
distributed Schedam Gin exclusively for medicinal
purposes; vet within hat bref PERIOD have received
numerous letters, both from Physicians and patents,
testify ing to It's really extraordinary efficiency IN Gravel,
lncIpient Dropsy, aud affections Of the Kidneys, and
BLADDER generally also, In Dyspeptic Maades, WREN
taken in proper quantities. diet drink, and especial
ly at dinner, found by uniform experience to be emf
nenily efcaciOus In the obstinate cases, when
even the best Of the usual remedies have Jailed TO afford
more than temporary relief, and have no doubt that
IL would yield similar results with precision and GER
miniy, IN your own professional experience The Aro-
matte Schiedam Schnapps, IN put up IN strong bottles
pints aud quarts, neatly covered and labelled with my
name embossed ON the bottle also, fac smile Of my
signature ON the LABEL and my seal upon the cork, with
essay upon It's properties.
UDOLPHO WOLFE, Importer,
mars ddms ~ Beaver street, New York.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-08
Guardians Sale

DURsUANT to a license granted by the Court Of
Il Probate, in and Tor The County Of Mddlesex, dated
at Lowell, the Isl day O March, will he sold at Public
Auction, at our Sales Room, on the
25th day Of MARCH, at 10 o'clock, 4. NJ,
all the interest of Elizabeth Carney minor IN and TO
piece or parcel Of nd situated in Worcester, the
West side OF The new County Road leading from WOr-
cester TO West lBoylstOn, opposite the Worcester
Rural Cemetery, with all the buildings thereon stand
ing bounded thus, Easterly said road. Noiherly
on land al Amos R. Black Westerly and Southerly on
land Of Stephen Salisbury.
(Seued) JONAH w. CARNEY, Guardian.
w. sELBY Co, AuCtioneers. mars G3sTu
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-08
Beautiful Building Lots for Sale.

CtITuATED on either side of Harvard street, I'M
- doubtedy the most pleasant and desirable Lots now
In the Market being Of large size very centrally ocat
ed, and commanding most delightful view of the city
surrounding country, and easily accessible from all bus
mess parts Of the city. These, with other lots in var
Gus parts Of the city will BE- sold the most reasona
bic terms, on application TO
febl2 deodimia u, \. MESSENGER.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-08
fonnt Pleasant Schnnl.

'I'uE Spri z Tenn OF this School will commence on
Monday, March 18th.
The success of the School is such As 10 warrant the
employment OF an Assistant Teacher and i expected
thai Miss MOoRE, frem New Hampshire who has been
teaching ~ Rochester N y will be Assistant to Mis-,
Potter Miss Potter will continue her elias is in Draw
ing aS usual mar2 Giw
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-08
Notice tn Tand-hol6ers

DR0POsAIS will be received by the sub. crbers un-
III me 18th OF Mach neNt for the sale, The City
OF orcesier, o. tract fLand, containing from
TO twenty Acre, and within mile ard a half OF the
CITY Hail. suitable for the erection thereon Of an Aims
house Tor the use OF he City. said proposals lie in
writing and to slate the locality and Of The rot, and
the price per
BY order Of Committee oftbe City Council.
J. ;. q. KNOWLTON, Chairman.
Worcester, Feb "a, 1858. DIV
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Auction Sale Of Water Power and

Cottage House and Lot. at Auction.
G W. SELBY & co. will sell on the premises on
~ WEDNESDAY, March 10Th, at 10 O'Clock,
III, the House and Lot!
ON 6Uld street, near Green, belonging to A. ROGERS
The House is built IN the most convenient manner
and Contains Rooms
The Lot about So by 100 feet. % Terms easy and
made brown at the sale
For further particulars, inquire of
5. W. SELBY & Co. Auctr's.
Worcester, March s. 1858. dtMl6
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-08
NOTICES.

The Young Mems Rhetorical Society
WILL give a Public Exhibition on TUESDAY and
w WEDNESDAY E'enmgs, March 9Th and 9Th,
at the CITY HALL!
the proceeds be applied to the permanencv of
the Society. The exercises will consist Of Oralions
Diaoroes Dissertations. Essays Stump Speeches a C
During the second Evening there will be represented
Grad Mass Convention, TO discuss the Easiblily of
connecting the Continent with China By line of kali
roads directly through the centre OF the Earth
Tickets, l2l centsto be obtained at the Bookstores
oil John Keith n Co and A. Hutchinson and at the
mence at u precisely. mars dat
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-08
GREAT SALE OF
Household Furniture, at Auction.

4VuSSuOAN i u1u4L lure, dG AuCLlUU.
. w. sELBY d co will sell by Catalogue,
>. at horticultural Hall,
on FRIDAY, March llth, commencing al o'clock A.
NJ, very large assortment of new ard second hand
FurriiuIe, consisting in pant of
u Sotas, Lounges, Sota Bcdgteads,
Secretaries, IS Cottage Bedsteads 2Ocommon d. lair
Palm Leaf aHc straw Mattresses, Bureaus 25B Cane
Seat Chairs, ~ Rocking do 10 Wood seat hairs Is
hooking do, 81 Dining Tables, o various kinds
80 KING GLASSES,
All Wool Carpets, Chamber Sets Mahogany
Gard and Centre Tables,
TIE Poys Extension Diniug Tables, What Nots. An
Iique Chairs. Clocks, Book Cases, Feather Beds, Chd
re's Chairs, Crlcbets, OtgCnans Side Boards " ash
Stands, Dressing Tables,
Cooking, Parlor and Office Stoves,
Oil Paintings Office Chairs, Fancy Boxes, Tubs Pals
CFochery ware, AID great variety Of other articles
not enumerated
Also, Piano Fortes The above will comprise the
largest assortment of Furniture, ever offered ut Auc-
ton 10 His city, amt will be sold without reserve
u No postponement on account OF tie weather
). W. SELDY q co Auct'rs.
Worcester, March l, 1853. at
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Hnnse and I.nt for Sale


}vA FOR sale large story House. nearly new
ia# snd thoroughly finished, and lot containing ahon
eight Thousand feet, pleasantly situated, within
three minutes walk Of the Post-Oice also Cottage
House an lot ia The visinty of Chatham street, and
building lot, dry by hundred am ten eet siuatad
in Newburg street. The above,if applied iur soon viii
b. sold at a bargain. For particulars inquire J. J..
HOOD. at CITY Auction and Commission Store, No
Pearl street.
Worcester, March sth, 1858.
IL HOOD would inform the citizens Of Worcester
and vicay, that the place buy all kinds of House
hold Furnishing Goods, az the least prices for cash. is
nj the City Auction and Genera FURNISHING Store No
Pearl where may be found large assortment Of
new and second hand Furnishing Goods OF almost every
thing pertaining to housekeeping; c0rpet bags
valices PleasP call aud examine before purchasing
elsewhere.
B. Those breaking up honsc. keeping and others
having property 10 dispose Of wi do " eli to call as
receive all kinds Of property consignment, and in
urgent cases will buy and pSy cash, the shortest
notice.
Sales Of Real and Personal Property promptly attend
ed to, in any part of the County. l. HOOD,
Auclioneer and Commission Merchant,
No. Pearl street.
Worcester, March 9Th 1853 DIFF
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Young Ladies' School.
u HE subscriber will open his School for Young I
A dies. at the Salisbury House, Lincoln Square.
on WEDNESDAY, March I'd.

Instruction in English studies, Ancient and Modern
Languages, Music and Drawing, by competent Teachers
all under the personal supervision of the Principal
limited number OF DO riders will be received into his
family.
" For admission, or Circulars giving &C. APP
ply to N. T. BENT
Worcester, Feb. 81, 1853. diff
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CITY COAL YARD.

j. M. HUNTINGTON Il CO., Proprietors
nN hand, and constantly receiving at the City Coal
~ Yard, Formerly occupied by u. Bunum,) best quail
tiles of Pcnnsy lvana Coal, viz;
Lehigh, lump und prepared.
White Aah,
Red Ash, prepared.
laackawanna, lump aud grato.
Also, Cumberland Coal, Tor smiths use, which will
best possible order
Quality and weight warranted satisfactory.
orders len al the CITY Coal Yard office Park street
at Mt r. II. Grswolds Grocery store, corner Of Main
and School streeta at Mr. q. A. Dressers Shoe store
No. l76 Main street or Through the Post Office, will
be thankfully received, and promptly attended TO-
Worcester, July 81, isSs dswisa
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Valuable Manufacturing Property
FOR SALE.

%zA in healthy part Of South Carolina, n valua-
laiW BILE Cotton Factory, with extensive Buildings,
and Machinery for 1000 spindles, Cotton Gin,
and Ihrasher Warehouse, FIGURING end Saw ills sew
eral Dwelling Houses, two good Water Powers, and
1900 Acres Of Land. Price, $40 900. $4,000 down.
Also, ZOO Acres OF Land, in Northern Ohio, within 2
mieS OF Lake shore Railroad, with good Water Pow.
or, wooden Factory, Grist and Saw Mills Warehouse,
store, and y dwellings, Price, $4,000. $1,000 In
hand, For further particulars apply at this Office;
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-08
French Teacher,

Vie subscriber having engaged for his School the
l. services Of Mons. JULES f. MALIGNoN, a very
highly accOmp shed ana uar Professor Of the French
Language in Boston, will admit his classes in eter
reading or conversation, pupils not otherwse
with the School.
o. Lessons to commence on FRIDAY, March 4th
For terms, which Will be moderate, apply at the Sal
isbuIy House, Lincoln Square, Immediately.
N. T. BENT.
worcester, Feb. 81, 1853 diff
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Senator Summers White Slavery,

IN me Baf00Fy States!
NEW and superb Edition, fully illustrated with 30
~ eleg'nl designs, b, Billings, engraved by Baker,
Spith * Andrews
This splendid work which is considered one of the
best productions of the eloquent talented author
now offered to the public in tins superb and attractive
Style, and at the low price OF fifty cents. IL is COM
plete history OF WHITE SLAVERY, lis rise its progress
its termination, with account of The many distin-
guished men who were its Victims among whom were
CERvANTEs, the author of Don QuxOte, ST.. VINCENT
DE PAUL, ARAGo, the Asst onOmer, and numerous
others, whose aud deeds celebrated in hiso-
ry Let all apoogiss for the slavery of the BLAcEs
read this admirable work, and then say whether or not
the color OF the skin will sanction human chatel hood,
and if So which color shall be enslaved Algerine Whta
Slavery was brought to an end by British cannon. Mr..
Sumner, in describing the final scene, says;
Before night the feet fired besies shells and rock
cts, one hundred and ghteen Of puwder and fifty
thousand shot, weighing more than live hundred tons
The citadel and massive batteries of AgeTs shat
tered, aud crumbled to ruins The stOrehouses SHIPS
and gun-boats in flames, while the blazing light
nngs Ofbatte were answered in storm of signal fury,
by the ighnings Of Heaven. The power Of the GREAT
SLAVE DEALER was humbled p"
Published by JOHN P. JEWETT & CO., Boston
JEWETT, PROCTOR & WOR rHINGTON, Cleve-
land, ohio. For sale by all the Booksellers.
MARI davis
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-08

To the Afflicted.
TINHIs Is 10 certify that have been tronbled with
lame leg caused by disease OF the bone, for more
than thry years. and for tho last i've years have suffer.
cd the most excruciating pain iherefrom. For months
could obtain but little sleep night OF day, and was not
able to attend "a my business had tried great mum.
Der Of the skilliul physicians, but all without avail
and had about given up all hopes Of ever being any bet
ter when was advised by friend 10 Try liammond's
Eminent did so, and before had used bottle,
the pain had nearly all gone. have been using Il
more than yeas different times, and have suffered
but little. can therefore recommend II TO the pubic,
as being an invaluable medicine.
JOHN coNANT.
Worcester, Dec. 4th, 1859.
CALDWELL 4 HILL, 22s Main street,
jsns5 dtf Cone1al Agents.