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The weekly Placer herald., 1853-09-10

CHILDREN AND BACHELORs.-The he local
man of the Albany Knickerbocker solilo
quizes as follows about childhood and
bachelorhood:
'Oh that we were boy again! Bless
their dear little hearts, how we love chill
dren. We always let them have their
own way, unless when they pull the cats
tail and torture dumb creatures, such as
pulling the legs and wings off of flies,
htealing confectionery, and pokmg straws
in their mothers ear when she is steal
ing a nap. We never scold them for
making mud pies or not keeping their
noses clean, for we recolIect when we
were a child ours used to have it's own
way. Forgetfu has blotted out the
records of unhappy moments passed in
early manhood, but Memory, God less
her, still enptles in our lap an apron full
Of good things we enjoyed when child.
An old bachelor is a poor, forsaken, un-
provided for creature. No young vines
sprout at its roots, and no grapes are
gathered from its branches. He tugs, tolls
and sweats for himself alone and nobody
else. He returns at eve to his solitary
abode, and no smiling angel says: MY
dear, where have you Staid so long! No
lisping children climb his knee, and with
cherub tones heseech daddy for "them
thugnr- kitheth." He sleeps cold in win
ter for want of 4 comforter, and his sum
mers are ripe A>th fa ST blossoms OF hope.
He il paving his addresses to so ltary woe
through life, finally to be welded with the
cold soils of the valley. Poor, miserable
bachelor! Happy married man, with an
angel for wife, and dozen little cherubs.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-09-10

A Coop ONE.-The Spirit of the Times
tells good joke upon II verdant limb OF
the law who resided upon Nantlcoke
creek, and in times of the absence Of the
pastor of the "district me"ting," acted as
clerk. He had strange way of manutac-
turing word, when at loss for the light
one. Well, upon certain occasion,
when he deemed his services in request,
he undertook to "give out hymn" IN
which the word dorology occurred; bur,
as he couldn't get hold of the word, he
requested the congregation to sing "four
verses and II sockdo oyer"
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-09-10
STATIONERY, MAGA~
ZINES AND CHEAP PUB
LEGATIONS.

ENMBRA( ING all the principal works Of
Ia Romance, History. Poetry, Travels, etc.
b the most eminent and popular authors o,
the ointment, England and America.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-09-10

VALUABLE AceUIsITIoN.-M Randall,
the Secretary of State, has obtained POS
session Of very valuable additions to our
Revolutionary History, which the Libra
nv Committees Of the Senate and Assem-
bly,, and other gentlemen, were invited
to examine.
As we have reason to hope that these
most interesting manuscript volumes VIII
become d part of the archives of the State,
we will content ourselves with saying
now, that among them is the reasonable
correspondence found concealed IN MAJOR
Andres boot when that officer was search
ed by his captors, Paulding, wi llanS and
Van Vert. The papers consist OF an
enumeration of the number and DISPOSE
tion of the American troops at West
Point; and description of the fortltica-
tions, with suggestions with regard TO
weak and exposed points. There is also
the pass from General Arnold, under
which Andre, as "Mr. John Smith," was
travelling.
Andre, it will he recollected, having
obtained this information from the traitor,
was on his way back with it to the British
Commander-in-C Chief. Evening Jour.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-09-10

NTASONS, Odd
M Feflows,Sons
Of Temperance.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-21

ED o * s
STATIONERY AND FANCY GOODS!
VHHE subscriber having taken the Stock and store
l forHerl, owned and occupied by S. A. Rowland,
invites his former patrons, and public generally, to
call and examine his Stock Of Books, Stationery and
Fancy Goods, before purchasing elsewhere.
Merchants and Business eTen
will find choice Stock of Blank Books, PAGER, Pens
Ink. and other articles suitable for furnishing the Count
ing Room atlas low prices, and of good quality at
any other Store in this city.
C UN TRY HER CHA ANTS
who buy Books, Stationery and Fancy Goods, may
make their selections from large Stock, at extremely
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-21

A MOTHER prime lot OF frst quality Butter. ,ust
"A received, and for sale at the Wholesale produce
Store, Washington square.
lanlo dawu BAssETT, EARLE, & BROTHER.
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NEW BOOKS,

Rsceioed Thts Day, Jan. s, 1853,
at JOHN KEITH g. co.'s,
No. 239 Main Street.
A MEXICAN MISSIONARY MEMORIAL. by II
IN w. Person.
Confessions of Filz Boode, by w. M. Thackeray.
The Luck of Barry Lyndon, Sc
Life and Memorials of Daniel Webster, vols
Memoirs and Journal of Correspondence of Thomas
Moore, edited by Lord John Russell. ~ ~
Coreville and his Times, by NJ. Guizot.
Ro1olphus by Jacob Abbott.
No 10 Bleak House.
Putnams New Monthly Magazine. t
Memoirs of the HuguenOt Family.
Napoleon in Exile, BY Barry E. o'Meara. Esq.
Life on the Isihmus, by Joseph w. Fabens
The Boy Hunter, by Capt. NJ. Reid
Poems, by Charles Mackay-
Poems, by Rev. Henry Afford.
iane DIFF
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Tooth Wash.

IHOR the prevention and cure of inflammation, spt n
Il giness, and bleeding of the gums, ulceration can
kerr offensive breath, &C. Price, so for a bottle
containing pint of the above Wash. Prepa ed and
sold by CALDWELL IL HILL, Apothecaries
dec22 diff zz9 Main street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-21
MARRIAGES,

In tins city, 10th inst by Rev. MIR Nudge, Mr. Ma
thaniel Clark Miss Arinda A Tolman. beIb Of Wo-
cester.
In this city, 10 inst by Rev Seth sweetser. Mr. Gus.
Walker to Miss Melissa Bancroft, all OF this civ
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-21

u S. NJ. PETTENGILL d Co. NewspaDer kd
vertising Agents, are the Agents Tor the Daily and Week
ly spy and are authorized Advertisements and
Subscriptions Tor us at the lowest Their receipts
are regarded payments. Their Offices are at New
York, l22 Nassau street; Boston, 10 State street
els dawtf
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FLOUR and GRAIN.

EYKN The subscribers would respectfully inform
tkliIIlll their friends and the pupic genefa.y ,nat
49, they have leased the Store No gao MAIN ~,
oppostse the City Hail. (aieiy occupied by silas Con'
verse as mn Agricultural sore) where they ohef lor
sale FLOUR Of all grades Corn, Rye, Oats. Meal zine
kst prlce Dealers are invited 70 call and examine our
''v "a7 ''''s asw vaf'h''s DEXTER EDDY.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-21

worcester Water Cure In stItutEon.-Eo
GLEN STREET.-rhs Institution Is well arranged
for the treatment Of nvads all seasons Of the yea,
TERMS, full board and treatment from IS
tolO per week. treatment without board, from 81 10
4 per week
Fash patient should furnish line and two heavy
cotton sheetsj two wooden blankets; one comfortable
and old linen for bandages.
Out door practice attended to as usual.
Office hours from to 4 p. NJ.
dec6 dWtI s. ROGERS N II
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CITY of Worcester.

WIZARD No. ii. The Inhabitants of Ward No. two
w qualified TO vue in Elections, hereby notified
and warned TO meet in the "Small School House, on
twenyfourth day of January, current eleven O'Clock
in the forenoon then and there to act the following
article, to wit:
To bring their votes for Member of the Common
Council for said Ward in place of George W. Rugg de-
cned.
The poll shall be opened at II O'clock ant closed
at 2 O'Clock, p. NJ.
BY order OF the Mayor and Aldermen
E. G. WATKINS. Constable. +
Worcester, jan. 10, 1853. janis diff
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COMMONWEALTH or MASSACHUSETTS,.

House Of Representatives., Jaa. 18th, 1853
ORDERED That the Clerk of the II louise of Represen-
taives be directed give public notice of the following
Rnle adopted by This House, in regard Orders of
Notice." by publishing the same in not less than Two
newspapers in each County, if there many pub
lished therein-namely:
GAN Orders ofNotice upon petitions renonstrances,
or memorials, shall lie made reurnabe before the
second Monday OF March, 1853 and tine nsderation
OF such subjects requiring orders onotce as cannot be
ferred to the next General Court without debate''
jan20 d3is WILLIAM SCHOULER Clerk
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Tew GaZettaer

NeW GaZeGGeer.
HAYWARD'S Gazetteer of the United States Is
i i now published, and will be ready for delivery to
Subscribers in few days. Agents will call the citl
zens OF Worcester County, and all Counties West of
here in this state and give opportunity all who
may wish, to subscribe for the work.
u few intelligent Men find employment in OBJ.
tanning subscribers for the above work. by applying
KINDS 81 BEACH, No. Warren Block.
Worcester, Jan. A. 1852. dewtf
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The Worcester County
Wholesale and Retail BOOKSTORE.

E. LIVERlfORE & COMPANY,
Opposite American Temp House, ls4 Main Street,
TIAVE in Store and daily receiving a large as
Il sOrtment of BLANK ACCOUNT BOOKS,
OF all sizes and rulings, with without being psged.-
Letter, Cap, Bill and Note Papers They also receive
all the new Publications issued, all Of which
will he sold cheap janl3 div
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Cheese | Cheese !

A TONS of prime New York Cheese just iecelved'
IN aud for sale al the Wholesale Produce STORE,
Washington Square, nearly opposite inc BOSTON anu
Worcester Freight Depot 80. .....,,
ann ,laytf uASsETT. EARLE, a. BKOTHENt
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Agricultural Club

ABTICUIIUIdI V1UU,
A REGULAR Meeting of the Worcester County Ag-
IA ricutural Club will be holden ut the HOR1I-
CULTURAL HALL, in Worcester,
on TUESDAY, the LIST day Of February,
at O'Clock, P. M.
All persons feeling interest in the discussions Of
the Club, invited TO attend and take part therein
Per order. jan20 dtFl
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Chamberlin, Barnard, & Co.'S,
(Late H. Ii. ChamberIin g. Co's.,)
MTE are already receiving Goods for the SPRING
w TRADE, and owing to the great delays in get
ting into our New Store, wehave hand supply of
SVIsatcr Goods
Which must be sold. The bargains mentioned below
are only few ofthose to be found in cur stock.
Among other Cheap Goods may be found
PLAIN CHANGEABLE SILKS, at 60 cts.
l Case beautiful GLACE PLAID SILKS, 50
IL cts, very cheap.
RAW SILK PLAIDs, 60 10 cts.
Ga Wool and Cotton TARTAN PLAIDs, IS
cts, worth 50.
All Wool CASHMERE PLAIDs, sI.OO, worth
81 % and 81 80.
All Wool D'LAINEs, till lately sold at 50 cts.
for 2s
All Wool D'LAINEs, rich chintz colors, sold
at Is cts, 81 IL, half price.
All Wool D'LAINES and CASHEREs, lately
selling at Is cts to Sl.OO, now Offering for so,
81 IL and IS cts, splendid goods.
Elegant FRENCH CAsHMEREs, Cotton
and Wool, price reduced from so to 81 IL cts.
Elegant ENGLISH CAsHMERES, Cotton
and Wool, price reduced from 81 IL to % cts
Fine ENGLISH PERSIAN CLOTHS, price
reduced from 81 IL to % cts.
ENGLISH D'LAINEs. price reduced from 80
to cts
MANCHESTER D'LAINEs, selling from IL
IL to II cts.
All our II IL Ct D'LAINEs marked down
to 10 cts.
20 ps. 10 ct. D'LAINES selling for cts
% ct FRENCH PRINTS, selling at Is.
1 case SCOTCH GINGHAMs, finer than
LANCASTER, at s cts
Superior ENGLISH PRINTS, price reduced
from II IL to 10 cts.
Gases AMERICAN PRINTS, usually sold
for 10 and u IL cts, are now offered for 6 IA
to s cts.
Superior BROWN LINEN Table Covers for
81 IL cts.
Very Poor BRO, SHEETINGS for 4 cts.
Good LINEN HDKF'S at G IA cts. each.
NEEDLE WORK COLLARS for 8 cts.
Children's WOOL GLOVES, for 6 IA cts.
Ladies' LAMBS WOOL HOSE for 25 cts
Good all LINEN DIAPERS for 8 cts. per yard.
All the rich VELVET and BROADCLoTH
CLoAKS, and Rich CASHMERE SHAWLS,
will be sold at great discount from the usual
prices, including some very handsome
CAsHME LONG sHAWLs
AT sI2 SO.
The Entire Thread Store Stock,
Consisting of YARNS, HOSE, GLOVES,
SOCKS, HOODS, scARFs, TIPPETs, &C.,
&c., will be closed out at great discount.
Purchasers who have heretofore awaited themselves
ofour
SEMI-A NNUAL SALE
Need not be urged to take advantage of this one.--
Those who have done so are respectfully invited
to call and examine the Goods and Prices for them
selves. CHAMBERLIN, BARNARD & co.
N.B We shall very shortly open variety Of New
Goods adapted to the Spring Trade OF our own lmpor
tation, TO which we shall ask the early attention Of
purchasers janll d6twtf
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Needles. Needles.
Worcester Directory.

Hair Mattresses, and Spring Beds.
THAR Mattresses, and Spring Beds made TO order, o
Ill the best quality at l5O Main street, Cup stairs)
CO dawtf TABER a. CIlOLLAR.
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AssIGNEE'S sALEI
To Farmers, and Dealers in Agrieultu.
raj Tools.
Great sac Of Ap'icutouaI InlpIementg


raj Tools.
Great Sale Of Agyicuhuvay indictments,
WILL be sold at Public Auction. on PfI1psn.v
1tn.aiy, 2leh instant, at 10 o'clock, A. M,aftbe
TEL opposite CITY Hall, the entire Stock of
agricultural Implements and seeds.
in said Warehouse. Sale positive and will ho oon,;
ued from day to day, until the entire Stoc - ~
lI The following enumerated articles comngise orI
small part Of large list TO be dispose Of ar b;s
shoveis Of all kinds Manure and TTa, Fell. u.
noIse,raKes GLindstones, OK Yokes Grain Measures
IRON bars Diatt Chains, Drill Moulds Wheelers Az
,o,so Diggers, Manure Hooks scythe snathes.
ne ~ Oraqies Grass Seeds, OF various kinds Churns
iVo Dnshels OF Seed Barley, Steel Hammers Wheel,
parrows, Flows tuuvators, &C. &c. -N0'-
e. - me ABOVE sale offers rare chance to Farmers
70 supply themselves with Tools and they are parIcn
larry invited to be present.
Also, on SATURDAY, JAM 29M,
az 10 O'Clock, A. NJ at the House On the corner of Ir
Why ana Austin streets, quantity Of
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
consisting in part of
z Halr-cloth Rockers, Hair.cloth Chairs.
Mnat,not, Carpet Looking Glass, and other articles
WIN. S. BARTON, Assignee.
Ian2o dawtJ27 s. w. sELBY d Co, AueIrs.
Mocha Coffee.
THE true French Mocha, pure and fresh. nrena,ed
janl2 ~ "" ar
Excelsior Eating House No. 237.
HIS neat and beautiful Eating House is kent by
Messrs. THAYER 81 GATES,
where they keep constantly hand all varieties of Con
iecuoneIy, Foreign and Domestic Fruits &C Al whole
sale and RETAIL - - ie
In connect or with the above thev have fitted room
expressly Tor a Ladies' and Gents Refteshmen Room
Ihey also furnish families with the best kinds of Ov-
sters, by the pint quart or gallon.
messls Ihayer K Gates hope by their united efforts
10 merit continuance Of that generous patronage which
has hitherto been bestowed upon them bv diserminat
'is pu1lc. BENJAMIN THAYER,
CRTY CsbAHI YAgS1S
]. M. HUNTINGTON 4 CO., Proprietors
IN hand, and constantly receiving at the CITY Coal
~ Yard Formerly occupied by B. Bunum,) best quail
titles Of Pennsy lvania Coal, viz fNN'
Lehgh, lump and prepared
White ASH, Z"
Red Ash, prepared
Lackawanna, lump and CRATE.
Also, Cumberland Coal, for Smith use, which will
be sold at the lowest market rates and delivered in the
besi possible order
Quality and weight warranted satisfactory.
Orders left at tbe City Coal Yard Office Park street;
at Mr. j. E. Gregory's Grocery store No Main street;
at Mr.. r. b. Grswolds Grocery store corner of Main
and School streets at Mr. G. A. Dressers Shoe store
No l76 Main street; or, through the Post Office will
be thankfully received, and promptly attended to.
G. E. MANN, Agent.
worcester, July ~ 1852 dawstf
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Clutch and Gambler.

7OA BALES CLUTCH.
1OO rs do. Gambler, In store, ard for sale by
G. 5. & A. j. HOWE,
novS DIFF Wor Bank Block
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-21

W. h N Mcdonald, NO. le2 Nassau street, New
York. is authorized receive subscriptions and adyer
tisements for the Massachusetts Spy, and Worcester
Daily spy, az the lowest chargeable this Office
We can cordially recommend Mr.. McDoRald's agency
to The business men Of the great metropolis. d&wtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-21

Gold Pens.-MI E T. Martin the well known
eacheT Of Penmanshp, in Brinley Row, has received
another LOT OF those superior Gold Pens selected by
blmseli with great care at the manuaciory in New
the wants Of the most iastidious lady or genilemn.
dec DIFF
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Starch, Argols, and Cream Tartar.
100 BBIs. Wheat starch.
INJO 30" Gro. Red ARGOS.
go bbl.. +" Grey Do
90 Cream Tartar, pure for saleh by
a. S. Il A. j. HOWE, s
ootla dtf Wor Bank Block
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-21
Money Wanted!

OK Hundred Dollars wanted upon Roal Estate az
~ curity, worth three times the amount.
Address S. II. j., through the Post Office.
janis t daw3w4
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WAN TED:

GENERAL Machinists, on Iron work, NJ Aierrileldn
Jan 10, 1853, d6t
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Southern Hommony,

nOuLnbrM hUWIHUHy.
rItIE undersigned begs leave TO inform bis friends and
i the public, that he keeps constantly on hand, a
fresh assortment of the best Southern Homm0ny, ofdi
m,ent sizes JOHN w. THOMPSON,
decai DIFF No. 24k Union street. Worcester.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-21
-COFFEE i'll.
FALL STYLE.

IN JUST received large assortment Of 6gegA
.HsW HATS and CAPS, Of the latest styles, $3.50
~ which will be sold low, and warInnted 49,
10 give satisfaction, at 'MEkhiLbs,
noyls dawtf NO 22l Main street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-21
6 uME VARIETY STORE" No.sS Main street,
is always supplied with
Fancy Goods, TOYS, and Useful Articles.


l IL always supplied with
Fancy Goods, Toys, and Useful Articles.
The proprietor Of This establishment respectfully IN
FIRMS he public that he devotes his whole time and at
tenon 10 this line Of business, selecting such aTncies
a. he wants 81 the great mass demand FAN n
GOODS as nice wax, TOYS as ~ ,ney
are amusing, USEFUL ARTICLES as substantial as
iron, all at moderate prices No attempt Is m"de , 40
make the public believe that we never charee ay prohi
on Goods II is supposed that very few persons wouIu
believe H. II we should Neither do we urge aUy poT
10 buy although we are very happy TO sell an eoe,
II we han get little than we have 70 pay ~
II shop keepers viii destroy their character oI uH,
Nv Advertising their Goods cost then sell hlHnei t
ever they must take the consequences nttef 20 90
believed NJ all - ,.,.n,,v ou
hand. Particular attention paid 10 altering covering
md repaIring Umbrellas, Canes, &c. BlkDs oI sMr
o"s tnds for sale. CAGES Of al szea, BIRD Seeds,
and Mi The Furniture belonging to Bird Gage, on ~.
Waleunea day we shall offer the most maennceni lot
~ VALENTINEs ever on sale In this city. Tine cu'
rous are invited to compare our prices Win Others
Observe the sign CT e aoorur,.
NO. ~ "en" '"o'' .'# dawtf
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Worcester Dramatic Museum.
BENEFIT OF MR.. J. LEFAToR.

STAGE MANAorR............Mp ]. LIZ FAVOR,
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Book Binding

is still carried by the subscriber who is at all times
ready attend the wants Of the public in this line
of business, at his old stand, No 229 Main street.
WILLIAM ALLEN,
Harrington Conner Bookstore 2l5 Main street,
WORCESTER, Jan. u, 1853. eOdf
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Olive OH,

Olive Oil
O50tl CALLS. OLIVE OIL, for sale by
<|OJO G. S. u A. j.. HOWE,
noY9 diff Wor. Bank Block
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-11

rsisire ices abosgh considered extremely Profitable
is greatly neglected here aud most Of ,hs bacon that
fIs tn ltd en- pot Of the native, IL imported nom
tie United States manzana two acres Of
very coed land, can <e bought 10 tho vicinity Of
akou, 10 miles from ne capital San joe, for about
$50 70 $40 Capital invested in farms pa here about
Is per cent although the farmer does not work himself
but leaves 70 hired hands be cultivation Of HI ground
for in tlis country as in the slsvehodng States Of the
Union, labor il sometimes a. yet considered shame
only in real free countries ike the United States or
Erelsnd il labor sn honor Farms here would no
doubt weld double if they cultivated after the
snis 81 stem on the commerce, the character
Of tie people and tie political institution OF TINS eou1
try STALL fpeak 10 my next letter. To-Day snan
only mention a revolt which took place IN a 10
tie village two miles from San jose where .ne
Doctor OF tie place Who belongs 70 the OpPos'.lon
party ATTEMPTED 70 make the population oee,e sia'
the tobacco and aqrsrdent Ian inferior solt u o.an
dyl which are sold by the Government pom SoH'o"
pcisopous matter The consequence vas that lhS cn
4ion III these mOnOpolies OF the state was re1nee1
~ nothing and II at the inhabitants 81 inc village
I1 NJ town and demanded some explanation on
~ - a the Government. The Doctor VINO
e. dnce In his pOliticol practice, had ELECTED
- IA cure az well az bis accOmphces, was
tr;lcd from the country II is. however, very much
q, be desired that the government should give up the
,ronoroly Of the manufacture and sale Of liquor As
r The tobacco there is no doubt that since in cohse
ouepce Of want Of hands the home cultivation OF To-
facco has ceased and the leaves now imported from
virginia the quality has become worse. The tobacco
Of The country contained only OF narc0lne
whilst The quality which ia now imported from VIZ
eiria. contains almost sereH Per cent
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them The Neso Orl,ss Ptc1ysss which La e.sry o1s
sau,ty Of knowing ft Of Il 70 be fase lns &c ?" m
mortality have uct COMPELLED die contractors 20 gs u
a. ~@s,,set A, M. time the contractors eonneneea
iheI isbors the Isthmns a. anheahy a. y ever 1 "a
~, s;rce the commencement OF the ensrse7o-a> l'
present TINE y "ee''H''' ~ fA,pin vail Coarier.
cspcxs Ro,D-The Cruces rosd Is noT 70 very goa
- a. and In a shot time The tniy really bad
co. hat rsrnains, namely near saSansh Grande Wi be
tnt IN good order Mr. Ran Rnnnels sale efos- "a leaI
kourr and fer strangers there = no ui'''u'S III
On TcTTTs-CoI. Totien. Chief Engineer Of the Pan
os Rs;rosd accompanied by zone Of his assistan ar
go ia Panama on the evening 81 the 10th ult fJr the
=. rose Of making final settlements with the late eJntr ~
L.. relative u ne omoun q work already done II il
80 mai Il !. not the intention Of the Company % com
Uepce work here until the dry season rets in.
LtGIsLsTnE ELEcTIOs.-sr. Bsrt0lome Calvo the ed
soTof la Esrea De Pas1zo has been elected b. large
,oty 10 represent the Panama canton IN the Provincial
Issafure-thaf DIR DtmetriO de POna has been chosen
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both tbese gentlemen = sufficient guaranty that they wiz
render good service