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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-15
DRY GOODS, &c:

Or
DIR GOODS,
CARPETS, &c.,
Chamberlin, Barnard, & Co.'S,
CLate H. II. chalnberIin & Gossip
INE are already receiving Goods for the SPRING
W TRADE, and owing the great delays in get
ting into our New Store, we have hand supply of
winter Goods
Which must be soid. The bargains mentioned below
only few ofrhose to be found in our stock.
Among other Cheap Goods may be found
PLAIN CHANGEABLE SILKS, at 60 cts.
Case beautiful GLACE PLAID SILKS, 90
IL cts, very cheap.
RAW SILK PLAIDs, 50 ID cts.
GA Wool and Cotton TARTAN PLAIDs, %
cts, worth So
All Wool CASHMERE PLAIDs, $780, worth
81 % and 81 so.
All Wool D'LAINEs. till lately sold at so cts
for Is.
All Wool D'LAINEs, rich chintz colors, sold
at 70 cts, 81 IL, half price.
Atwood D'LAINES and CASHERES, lately
selling at Is cts to 500, now Offering for 80,
50 l-2 and Is cts, splendid goods.
Elegant FRENCH CASHMERES, Cotton
and Wool, price reduced from so to 81 II cts.
Elegant ENGLISH cAsHMEREs, Cotton
and Wool price reduced from 81 IL to % cts.
Fine ENGLISH PERSIAN CLOTHS, price
reduced from 81 10 to % cts.
ENGLISH D'LAINEs. Price reduced from 80
to cts.
MANCHESTER D'LAINEs, selling from IL
10 to II cts.
All our u IL ct. D'LAINEs marked down
to 10 cts.
20 ps. 10 Ct DLAINES selling for 8 cts.
% ct. FRENCH PRINTS, selling at Is.
case SCOTCH GINGHAMS, finer than
LANCASTER, at 8 cts.
Superior ENGLISH PRINTS, price reduced
from 10 IL to 10 cts.
Gases AMERICAN PRINTS, usually sold
for 10 and u IL cts, are now offered for IA
to cts.
Superior BROWN LINEN Table Covers for
81 IL cts.
Very Poor BRO. SHEETINGS for 4 cts.
Good LINEN HDKF'S at 6 IA cts each.
NEEDLE WORK COLLARS for 3 cts.
Children's WOOL GLOVES, for IA cts.
Ladies' LAMBS WOOL HOSE for 25 cts.
Good allLINEN DIAPERS for 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
CASHMERE LONG sHAWLS
AT s12 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
SENEH-A NNUAL SALE
Need not be urged to take advantage of this one
Those who have doneso respectfully invited
to call and examine the Goods and Prices for them
selves. CHAMBERLIN, BARNARD & co.
NIB. We shall very shortly open variety of New
Goods adapted to the Spring Trade of our own impor-
tation, to which we shall ask the early attention of
purchasers. janl1 d6twtf
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Col. T. s Robinson, formerly Proprietor OF the
segadahoc House, Bath, Maine.


From the Report of the Committee IN Dentistry attte
last Mechanics Fair, held in this CRY:
at" the case presented by o. f Harris, of Worces-
ter the COMMITTEE gave their UNANIMOUS AND uS-
qualified praise both for the et nee of the mate
rial the naturaess and deicacy of Color the perfect
carving of the teeth and also for the superiority OF the
plate work, ana the strength and perfect fitting of the
teeth to it.
In view ofthese facts your Committee award to him
$fIver NJ dali
Tor the specimens presented
Having increased facilities for the manufacture Of
Teeth me subscriber prepared furnish Dentists with
and lite like appearance.
Particular attention paid Filling and all other oper-
atoms oil the Teeth
Tooth Brushes; also Tooth Powders, and Wash SUI
perior articles, may be had OF o. + HARRIS
l58 Main street, nearly opposite the Post Office.
may22 dawIv
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NOTICES.
Central Bank.


A I meeting the Board Of Directors of the Cen
IN trail Bank held on the tenth day of January, 1853
the following votes were passed
Yoted, That in the opinion of this Board it is exped.
en that this Bank be removed 10 the Square the
City Hall
Yoted, That in view such removal, it is expedient
that tie Capital Stock of this Bank be Increased One
Hundred Thousand Dollars.
Voted, That meeting of the Stockholders be held
on THURSDAY, the tweuy-seventh inst,
to act upon the subject ofthe foregoing votes and that
the Cashier be directed TO give notice OF the meeting
accordingly.
In obedience to the foregoing Instructions, hereby
give notice, that meeting of the Stockholders Of the
Central Bank will be held al their Banking Rooms, in
Worcester, on THURSDAY, the twenty-seventh of
January inst at II O'Clock, A. NJ, to upon the fol-
lowing matters:
LIST To determine whether the Bank shall be re-
moved to the Square near the City Hall, in said Wor-
cester.
I'd. To determine wheihsr Il is expedient that the
CAPITAL Stock of said Bank be increased in accordance
with the vote of the Directors and to take any mea.
sures that may be necessary TO effect that object.
G T. HARTShORI, Cashier. I
Worcester, JAN 10, 1853. dtJ27
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-15

PRoF. ROtlNER has returned to the city, and re
moved his Studio TO the splendid rooms in Union B lock-
over L. d. Goddard q Co.'S store, Where he proposes
open
Dra1oing and Painting academy,
for Adults and Youths The tetins will be six dollars
for "a lessons, provided sufficient number of pupils
obtained.
Mr. Il, viii continue TO paint Portraits usual, and
will guarantee perfect licensees. Specimens Of his
work may be at his rooms and aides and Gentle
men are invited to CALL and examine their leisure
decd DIFF
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Dr.. !. CIaYvsnr Kelley.

ofNew York city, Anay tical Physician will be in at
tendance al his office, corner OF Mechanic and Thu,ch
sis., Worcester, curing Tuesday and ednesday, Jan
Ism and 9h to give advice to the SICK, upon all dis
eases of Men, 8 and Children.
All advice given freely, without charge The afflicted
are invited 10 cali jail2 d6t-wlt
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January 1st, 1858.
GREAT ARGAINS!

CORNEY, 255 Main Street,
WTlSHlNG to reduce his large Stock Of Wooden
w Go DIS previous to the Spring tlade, offes rare
bargairs to any who may wish for CLOTHING, either
realty made, or made to order.
Ills Stuck is The LARGEST and best selected to
be found in this city. All Garments are warranted to be
what they recommended.
Also, large lot Of
Gentemen's Furnishing Goods,
lower than be bought elsewhere.
janl DIV w. MECORNEY, Merchant Tailor
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--tBy request,) Overture to the Tragedle
Robespierre." usca representation
OF scene in the French Revol tion 49,. l.ittolf
CAR and Rondo, from Don Pasquale.n DonizettI
Sung by MISS HENsLER
1'-Champegne Gallor,. Lumbye.
e'-9th Ar Variee, for Violin, .......... de Berio
Performed by CAMILLE URSO.
9.-Grand March, dedicated to the "Wor-
ceser City Gusrcs,'' list time,1 .......C Bergman.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-15

Single Tickets. so cents to be had at Lver.nore's
Book Store, Marsh's Music Store, American and Wor
cester Houses, and at Mr. Boydens No. 200 Main ST.
u Doors open at 81 Conc TT to CONNIE ce at n
O'Clock. ianl5 d3t
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PROGRAMME.

l.-Grand Snfonie, Pastorale, No. ma.
jor OPP 6s..... Beethoven,
/ Allegro, non TIoppo-pleasant
reveries. arising on the arrival in the
country.
Andante-a scene en- the banks ola
brook.
3. Scherze-A egro-Happy gather
ing of the eapels allegro furioso-
Thu der Storm.
4. Fnqle-Feengs of gratitude andF
song Of the Shepherds after the storm,
2-Fremolo Theme by Beethoven. for
Violin, de Beriot.
Performed by CAM lie URSO
Save Maiia-srrangfd for Orchestra. Schubert
IA. La Danse de Fees, for Pano,...... A Jaell
IL. Concert Polka, do........... Wallace.
By MADAME BANDIT.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-15
NEW BOOKS,

Reoetued This Day, Jan. 5, 1858,
at JOHN KEITH 81 co.'s,
No. 239 Main Street.
A MERICAN MISSIONARY MEMORIAL by II
N W. Pierson.
Confessions of Fz Doodle, by w. NJ. Thackeray.
The Luck Oi Barry Lyndon, g 4"
Life and Memorials of Daniel Webster, vols
Memoirs and Journal of Correspondence of Thomas
Moore, edited by Lord John Russell
Corevle and his Times, by NJ. Gazot.
HOdolphns, by Jacob Abbott.
No 10 Bleak House.
Putnams New Monthly Magazine.
Memoirs of the iGguenoi Family.
Napoleon in Exile, by Barry e. O'MeaYa, ESQ.
Lille on the Isthmus, by Joseph w. Fabens.
The Boy Hunter, by Capt. Nj Reid
Poems, by Charles Mackay.
Poems, by Rev. Henry Allorj
JAMS diff
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Worcester Dramatic Museum.
STAGE MANAern...........~MR. }. LIZ Favor

nN sATIh DAY Afternoon, Jan. IS 1853, the per-
I furmance sill commence st past 2 O'Clock With
the Spectacle Drama OF Valentine and OrsOn.
AFTER which the wonderful performances OF the lrai n
ed Dog ROMEO, positively for the last time.
Concluding with the admired Italian Fantoceini,
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Now IS the Time to Buy Your
WINTER CLOTHING

ITO those who have not purchased their Winter Clo-
4 thing, we would say, that we have in store,
ve'y fine assortment of the above floods.
Ezs Our Stock as all neac, and does not need
to be marked DOM,
(ke old Socks,) to find ready purchasers.
Oyercoats Dress and Fl ok Coats Sacks of all kinds
and very grea variety of Fancy Vests and Pants Just
opened, aud for sale chenp, the Harrington Conner
Clothing store, corner of Main Bnd Front streets
dec7 DIFF ThAYER q EAMES
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b. II. KIM Ely.
Gnrnlnfnr. mud Cnnnnn Gnnffnr

Has taken Rooms directly opposite the American TEN
perance House. Main street, Worcester, Mass. where
he is prepared to receive orders for Bnsts Statues Me
daon and Cameo Likenesses, &C. Designs for Monu-
mental Works also furnished on short notice.
jy3 dawti
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* Il NJ U v f. ID
X E Nl U f. ID
From m, old Room, \ o l22 Main street, to
No (UP STATRS,l aader
BRIN LEY HA L.
s.. b. CONGnON

n D. d. 2 . n o y y n
N II. Engraving Of II nds done in the man
mel Stencils Sta nps 6rdpds, Door Coffin Peies,
D0oc os and Letters and figures Of different sizes,
for pattern, C. ia ushed at sbort notice.
Also, Stencils r malking Linen with Indeli.
bic lax without ireparat"n JAMS aim
Worcester waite Cure ImstiGut7on.-No
GLEN STREET.-Ihis institution is we'll arranged
for the Of invaics all of the year
TERMS &c.-FnI full hoard and treatment from s.
tol0 per week TreatmenJ without board, from So to
4 per week.
b.. N patient should furnish line and two TSavy
otto sheets; two woolen blankets; comfortable,
and old linen for bandages
Out door practice attended to usual,
Office hours from 2to 4 p, NJ.
dec6 dwr S.ROGERS. MD.
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A, PRENTISS,

Designer and Engraver, uEon Wood and Stone.--
House on Crescent All orders left with q. w.
RICE, al l.. H. Goddard Il Co.'S will meet with prompt
attention. Particular attention paid TO drafting Machi-
merry. dec30 diff
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VIM. D. FENNO & SON
CITY COAL YARD.

49, CITY COAL YARD.
j. NJ. HUNTINGTON & CO., Proprietors
ON hand, and constantly receiving at the City Coal
~ Yard, (formery occupied by b. Bufum9 best quail
tiles of Pennsy ivania Coal, viz:
Lehgh, lump and prepared
White Ash, F" p"
Red Ash, prepared.
Lackawanna, lump and CRATE.
Also, Cumberland Coal, for smiths use, which will
be sold at the lowest market rates. and delivered the
bes possible order
Quality and weight warranted satisfactory.
Orders left at the City Coal Yard office, Park street
at Mr. j. E. GregOrys Grocery store, No. Main street,
at Mr. r. B. Griswod's Grocery store, corner OF Main
and School streets at Mr. G. A. DTesser's Shoe store
No l76 Main street; or, through the Post Office, will
be thankfully received, and promptly attended to.
G. L. MANN, Agent.
Worcester, July 81. 1859. dawstf
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Wedding Cards,

Those in want neat and elegant Wedding Gard,
equal TO Copper Plate Steel appearance, and at
halt the pIice, find it at the Spy Office,
janl0 Oawtf No. 2i2 Main street.
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p. @. Bacon, COunse llOr at LaW.-EIs time
being no longer occupied with the duties of the Mayor
any, he will devote himself exclusively TO the business
OF profession Office, No l, Central Exchange
l. January 8 1853 Jams dawy
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TAKE NOTICE.
VIE subscriber wishing close up his lot OF Winter
Il ONEkCOATs, will sell at reduce prices Those
wishing to get a good 0vereoat CHEAP viii do well
to CALI and examine, before hu, ing elsewhere.
On hand large assortment of Clothing of every de
scription. LSO.
A Large Stock Of Gents Furnishing Goods,
consisting in part of the following articles, viz;
White and Colored Shirts, Caps,
Under Shirts and Drawers, Umbrellas,
SuspendeTs, Collars,
Socks, Stocks,
Gloves, MuFlers,
CIavats, Scarfs d c., &c.
all of which will be sold cheap for CASH, by
HENRY FOX, no. lOl MAN,
decl6 dtfis corner Of Thomas street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-15

RemOval.-Mrs. M. =. Thorn psOn, Female
Physician, and Midwife has removed to No. IL Pearst
May !, 1852. aft
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The Worcester County

E. LITERMORE COMPANY,
Opposite American Temp House, 1874 Man street,
HAVE in Store, and are daily rectiving large as
Il sortment of BLANK ACCOUNT BOOKS,
OF all sizes and rulings with without being paged
Letter Cap Bill ami Note Papers. They also receive
all the new Publications as issued, all of which
will he sold cheap. janis div
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New Gazetteer.

III AWARDS Gazetteer Of the United States is
4 now published and will be ready for delivery TO
Subscribers in few dnJs. Agents viii call the cti.
gems OF Worcester County, and all Counties West of
here in this State, and give on opportunity TO all who
may WISH to subscribe for the work.
q few intelligent Men find employment in OBJ.
tanning subscribers far the above work, BY applying to
BINDS q BEACH, No. Warren Block.
Worcester, Jan. 4, 1857. dawtf
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&C. Hereafter, Saturday Afternoons the prices will
be ~ cents Ia all parts OF the house.
Doors open at 2 O'Clock performance to commence
at24. nov8 diff
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WANTS, &C.
WANTED

A N American GIRL, or middle aged Woman, to take
"A the charge of family Of three persons. No small
children, AID the work is light. G, cd wages will be
paid for experienced hand, if well recommended.
Inquire al this Office iant3 off
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w A NTEn
Needles. Needles.

A n Apprentice to the Watch aud Jewelry business
~ janis DIFF 5. p. CHAMPNEY
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VAVSAIAse NN4u VA u141 xA44UA1V 0OUOA OA OUUNo9
"a IN The Store formerly occupied by Austin
5,aS~15 Flint, 1873 Main street. TIE stock consists of
ls%I 4 complete assortment Ct Velvet, Sat n, aud
49, Silk Bonnes Bonnet Ribbons, Embroidered
aud Lace Goods, Hosiery and Gloves, Dress trimmings
&c which will he sold great bargains close il out
Als", Rooms to let, well situated tor Dress Maker
derl6 dow MARTIN q. WILLIAMS
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-08-26
Items for Scrap Books.

Pumps were invented in l24o.
Silver first coined at Rome 269 b. Z.
Post horses and stages established In
England in 1888.
Post office. the first was established
in 1869. in France.
Pottery, great discoveries made IN IT,
in 1863.
ouills were first used near New-cas-
tle-upon-Tyne about 176o.
Rice was cultivated in Ireland Ill
1885, in South Carolina in l7O2.
Shoes, OF the present fashion, first
worn in England in l643.
Speaking trumpets were invented oy
Jesuit in 1862.
Spectacles were invented by monk
OF Pisa in 1896.
Sunday schools were first established
in Yorkshire, England. in 1854.
Steamboats,, the first that was tried
on the North River, New York, in the
month of October 1907.
Potatoes first taken to England fsom
America. in 1868 ; introduced into Ire
land in 1886, by Walter Raleigh.
The flea jumps 200 times its own
toDStH, eQudl W q 4uoAsSA VI y hiiAS -
a man.
The bones Of bi rds are hollow, and
| filed with air instead Of marrow.
Bookkeeping, by double entry and
decimal arithmetic was invented IN
! 1901.
! Pocket watches were first introduced
into England, from Germany. in 1908.
Printing invented by J. Faust, in l44l;
first made public by John Guttenburg,
of Mentz, in I458: wooden types first
used in I470: brought into England in
I47l, by VIM. Caxton: printing In coliors
were invented in 1923.
A man is aller in the morning by
half an inch than he is at night. The
atoms composing man are supposed to
be changed every forty days, aud tho
bones in few months.
When the sea is of blue color, 1t
is deep water--when green shallow.
Fossils remains on the Ohio proves
that it was once covered by the sea.
Forests of standing trees have been
discovered in York shire, England, and
IRELAND, imbibed in stone.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-08-26

gin of coal, on which geological author
tiles are nearly unanimous. The one
is, that our present coal is Of exclusively
vegetable origin, formed apparently
from the destruction of vast forests; and
the prodigious quantity oftimber drifted
by some Of the great rivers of the world
into the presen, ocean render it not i'm
probable that a similar formation may
now be carrying on in the depths Of GER
tain parts Of the sea. Secondly, from the
nature Of the preserved vegetables. il APP
pears probable that the climate of these
paris was not merely tropical, but ultra
tropical. 1t may also be inferred that
the coal strata were deposited in the neigh
borhood, and often probably upon the
verge Of extensive tracts of dry land;- for
the trees that are found in the coal
strata are often like those of our sub-
marine forests, as far as position goes.
And, finally, the deposits Of coal appear
afterwards TO have been elevated, and
often irregularly dislocated and comfort
ed by forces acting from below, and
probably of a volcanic nature That
coal is formed of vegetable matter, is
now seldom disputed by intelligent
biologists.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-08-26
Crumbs Of wi. and sentiment.

Rum is like deaih-it levels all dis
tinctions. An alderman with "a brick
in his hat" would just as soon lraternize
with chimney-sweep as with foreign
envoy.
The happiest period Of mans life
is when he has pretty little wife, one
beautiful child, more ready cash than he
we'll knows what to do with, a good
conscience, and not even in debt to
printer.
How many fond mothers and frugal
housewives keep their pretty daughters
and their preserves for some extra oc.
casion, or for some 'big bug" or other,
until both turn sour! This seems to
us marvelously poor economy.
To keep well, people must take
either medicine or exercise. As gen.
eral thing, pills are only substitutes for
saw and buck. Disease muss =. =.
worked oa-if not by labor. then by
salts and una, castor oil or rhubarb.
/, How romantic young people are
" hen they court Till girls get mar
ried, all they think necessary TO happi-
ness arr, moonlight evenings, few hol-
iyhocks, a.nd red brick bird cage, sur
rounded BY honey-sucklss and grape
vines.
1t is s,sted that of five hundred and
forty-three yoa.ng ladies who tainted
last year, more than one half sct them
fell into the arms OF genti On..s
Two had the misfortune to fall CON the
aoCr, and those wanted TO be causn.
tut they were SO awful ugly that the
men were afraid to touch them!
--Don's be sentimental. lis bad for
dige stion. Remember, the best tonic
is fun, and the best physician a Joker.
For giving tone to the stomach, one
good earty laugh is worth all the pills
that were ever paid for or patented.
Cheerfuness is moral armor. 1. pro.
tec,s the mind from the javelins of dys-
pepsia, and makes it as impregnable to
the assaults cf duns and unliquidated
due bills as Gibraltar is to pop-guns.
Time brings about some queeg
revolutions. writer in Pu,nam's says
that the man who will be President OF
the United States in 1900 is, in all like
| lihood, running barefoot at this moment
among the huckleberry bushes of Ore
| gon, while The leader Of the next war of
Invasion is not the SON Of IN ex-Con-
gresham, but the youth that will be
corrected next week for giving pair Of
black eyes to an apple vender in the wi.
cinity Of Five Points.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-08-26

DFFEREEcE IN BELIEF,-.Moses thought
the highest earthly treasure consisted in
wealth and long life; Solomon, in wis
dom /; Diogenes, independent poverty ;
Aristophanes. pleasure Cicero, pos,hu
nous glory; Seneca, the knowledge o
self-worth; Pyrrhus, in quietude oil
soul /; Peseander. in any kind Of quiet
ude; Spinosa, in self-conscioasness
Hobbies, in liberty; Rousseau. in the
necessity Of existing things; Sterne, in
sentimentality; and Young, in death
Each was a philosopher in his way, and
would have proselyted the world !; bu,
humanity, which loves variety, takes
only slice from each, seasoning the
whole with its own notions.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-08-26

TIE Coal FoRmATIoss.-Geologists
differ somewhat as to the formation OF
coal. Lardner says: ''Coal is subs
stance, the principle constituents oi
which are carbon and hydrogen. occa
sionally mixed with sulphur in small
proportion, and earthly incombusiible
matter. II, different sorts OF coal the
proportion O., these constituents vary
but in coal of good quality, about three
quarters of the whole weight OF the
com bustible, is carbon" Another wri'
ter saws: "That coal is the result o.
the mineraliza ton OF vegetable remains
is abundantly proved, both by the nu
merous impressions Of plans found II
connection with il, and by the traces
of organization which are still discovera
| BILE in it," Brands writes, "There are 1--WE
or three points, and those Of much the
] orstical importance, respecting the orr