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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-09

R-1n TIE Worlds Temperance Conye,lt;on.
"Wednesday morning, after repeated afirmations by
large majority OF the decision Of he President that
Antomete Brown, regularly chosen delegate to
that body, had The same rg ht to speak as any other
delegate, the minority, I've grieYe to saw in good
part cericaD refused to be governed by the decision
OF the President and the majority, and persisted in
suppressLg the right Of speech by hisses yels, and
other unseemly nuises, be6Itng less respectable
rowdies than those who usually find their way into
Temperance Convention. AS they would not cnme
to order, the ball was finally cleared, in order that
none bn delegates should be readnited on its floor.
and while part Of the delegates were shut out re.
solve was passed by the minority who fist gained
Teadmnlance which Is intended to silence The voice
oil women IN the Convention hencei0rth Whether
II Will have the desired effect or not remains TO be
seen AT all events, the morning session was vast
ed in persevermg efforts to suppress a moman's re.
marks, which would probably have been finished in
ten minutes i The minority had been civil enough TO
respect her rights.
The outrage thus initiated in the morning at the
Metropolitan 6uingy carried onward IN the Tab,
ernacle al evening. There the women v no had hired
and paid Tar the house, and the great body Of the
large audience who had paid for admission on pur.
pose to hear them, were continually interrupted and
annoyed 10y the ceilings, thumpngs and h0otings OF
gang OF low bullies, fresh from The grogshops and
gambling dens OF city, and from their acouain-
lance with the most wlelched uuicass aud scandals
oil the genter sex presuming 10 decide on the sphere
and capacities oil all women, and To silence in their
own house such heroic and ufiy champions of their
sex as LUcRETIA MoTT, Lucy SroEE, and AN.
ToIEETTE l.. BRo~N, while pleading for the
emancipation OF Wnman from the bundage of nnius-
and crushing laws which she has 10 vnce In ena tno
Tho Right TO Vote being denied her. she has no act
cess 10 the public eal but the Right TO Sneak: and
this was wresied from her last evening by things in
human shape (and in regular male costume too
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This great medicine h sypplanled all Others for the
cure of diseases of the Liver Its effects sau-
tary and speedy, and at the time perfectly safe,
that it surprising shout supersede all Others.
Invented by very distinguished physician of Virginia,
who practised in region of country in which Hepatis
or Liver Complaint, is peculiarly formidable and
mon and who had spent years in discovering the ngre-
dientsAsnd propoytiOnne their qualities these Pills
peculiarly adapted 10 every form OF the disease and
never fail to alleviate The obstinate of that
terrible comp amt They justly become celtbrat-
ed; and the researches of DR.. McIsne have placed his
name among the henefactors Of mankind No one hav-
ing SYMPTOMS Of this formidable complaint, should be
without these invaluable Pills Have you pain in The
right side under the edge of the ribs, which
with pressue-urable lie ith on the left side
with OCCASIONAL sometimes constant, pain under the
shou!der-bade. frequently extending the top Of the
shoulder Rely upon it, that although the latter pains
are sometimes taken for rheumatic they all arise ON
disease of the Liver; and il you would have relief go
Instantly and buy box of DR.. McLane's Liver Pills.
~ Purchasers will he careful ash for DR. MLane's
Celebrated Liver Pills, and take else. There ale
other Pills. purSortmg to be Liver Ps.no before the
public DR. M'Lanes Liver Pills also his celebrated
vermifuge, can be had all respectable Drug
Stores in the United States and Canada.
II Burr & Perry, No. Co,nhill, Boston, General
Agents. For sale in Worcester by b. Green, Spur
sibley, l.. Lazel, f. II. Marsh, and James Green,
and by Druggists generally deodSt& wilt 50
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-09
warranted Pnre nr,,ns

Tor Prescriptions and Physicians use, fom HE most
reliable sources in Boston and Neio York, can b,
found at The Store Of Lenis T. LaaeH, POI Main
Street. ~'
Every one who Is any conveTsant with Drugs and
Chemlcals knows the great difficulty OF finding IN nr-
oe perfectly iree from ndulteralion. Especially Il mi,
e chse WIN those In general use which, of iii Others
anu now y my aim, 10 purchase none but the hest
Drngs-Ihose which may be relied upon, aud all may
lee conhdenl OF the purity ofevery article obtained
NY esiablishment trust that n discriminating public
VIII continue 10 sustain me In my endeavors by their
pauonnge assuring them that every article will be held
as represented Physicians prescriptions carefully
compounded nj all hours OF The day and night
lyl daWtf l.. 4. LAZELL, Anothecary.
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Rally i'm shre,ushnru

At meeting Of the Free Democracy of Shrews-
bnry held on Monday evening, Sept 9th, the fol-
lowing gentlemen elected Delegates tG the
State Convention, viz: Leander Maynard, Nathan
Pratt, and John B. Plympton. Substitlaes-Thos
W Ward, L. S. Allen, and Stephen Shaw.
The following gentlemen were elected officers for
the ensuing year, viz
President-LEANDER, FALEs.
Vict P'esidents-SamueI A. Coshing, Joab Hap.
good, and ]. D. Goddard.
SeeH@y-J. Is. Ply mptOn, Cor. Secraary--L L. s.
Allen. TreGsnrer-Josah g. Stone,
Executive COmnlites--Job c. Stone, James E.
Munroe, Henry B. Pratt, Asa H. Allen, Gershom
Wheelock, L. NJ Wheelock, and Rev. Jefferson
Haskell
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-09

EEGLlsH ITEMs.-1he RUthschids 20 have
great meeting next month at AK. Every mem
her Of the family, male and female, will assemble on
this 0ccason-thal, is from London, Paris, and
Fra kf0rt
Mr. Wallis, one Of the neWly elected sherifs of
London, said ,on accepting, hat he would fill The Of.
fee faithfully; but he would have no gilded coach,
or servants behind him with lace coats and White
silk stockings The declaration was cheeredby the
citizens.
BY new law, just passed by the British Paria-
nienr, every infant born in England aud Wales after
August /, 1858, mist he vaccnated, (under heavy
penalty, payable by the parenls,) within months
after lis birth.
France, with 10000 600 inhabitants has public
revenue If about f4S, 900 900 sterling England
with 28,000,OO0, raises ESP ,00O0 600 OF the Eng
lish revenue, than half goes to pay the interest
of the National debt. France has public debt of
about f2l2 100000; while Great Britain (without
the coIunies,) owes ESQ.,, 900 000
The British revenue, in 1852, from customs alone,
f22 3l2 ,5l3, cost of collection FL ,26I 421 I;
number Of house offers, IL ,791, all of whom
are appointed for life, with rising salaries, and large
experimentation incomes, GENERALLY two thirds of the
salary,) on disability i'll health, or after 80 years
service.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-09

The LATEST INDIA RUBBER CAsE..-In
the U. 5. Circuit Court at Providence, on Tues
day, Judge Putnam gave the decision upon the
motion for an injunction in the case of Horace Ii.
Day, against Isaac Iarishorn and others, receut-
ly argued before him at Newport An injunction
was granted, unless the defendants should give
bonds, with security TO be approved by the Court,
10 account for all profits arising from the use of
Chaftce's invention, and to pay over the same &C
cordlng to the order of the Court This is under
stood TO be one Of the most important India Rub
Der cases that has ever been in litigation. Chat
fees patent controls the whole India Rubber
manufacture, which amounts 10 at least six mil
lions Of dollars per annum.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-09

DARING FEAT.-A Paris correspondent Of the
New York Times gives the following account Of the
latest amusement dev sed for the wonder loving Pa
risians:
"The feat of jumping from balloon, the jumper
sustained by an Indian rubber rope, was duly per-
formed on Thursday, 1t was the most stupendous
exhibition Of daring and address that the Parisans
have vet witnessed. From one side OF the car Of
the baloon hung the India rubber cord, descending
one hundred and fifty feet, and then returning and
being fastened TO the other side OF the II thus
formed strong loop. The athlete was dressed as
eiercury his body, from the neck 10 the small Of
his back, was enclosed in frame work, which en-
abled him to endure The suspension without wrench
ing or dirlocation. The rope passed through an
eyelet in the middle of The back, placed so that he
was held in perfect equilibrium. When the balloon
had reached an altitude double that of he supposed
elasticity of the cord, The voltgeur appeared on the
edge Of the car looked shut his and dove
Of INTO space.
The eyelet slipped along the rope, that the first
one hundred and fifty leet were positive fall
through the arr without any resistance break
The rest of the way elongation Of the rore.
1t etched four times its length making in all de-
rcen OF six hundred feet, accomplished in few
onds alter having attained its lowest point The rope
contracted once perhaps two hundred leet and then
descended again. There was no further rebound ,aBd
no oscillation; the voltigeur lay calmly graded in
mid air, and probably spent he leisure he was now
permitted to eujny in recovering his breath, and
contemplating The prospect. The gronaut above
now commenced at the " indlass, and gradually wound
his dangling friend up again. In lour minutes he
climbed over The side of the car, having made the
fastest lime that any human being has eved,
except such have hetn shot from cannon AS Baron
Munchausen said he was"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-09

REPORTING. = The National Intelgencer,
presents its readers with report Of speech
made by John Randolph, Jan. 18th, 1873. Mr..
Gales at that time was about the only reporter in
Congress; bnt as he could not write out half oil
what he took notes Of, he has many notes now ,oi
speeches not yet reported.
cit cannot be more matter Of surprise to any
OF our readers Che says) than ii has been to us,
that after an interval of more than forty years
from the delivery of that speech, so true and Ilv-
ing report of II could at this day be reproduced,
as it were, from the ashes of the dead''
The editors Of the National InteIligencer have
contract for printing ''the annals Of Congress, -
and IN The pursuit of matter for that work, these
notes turned up, which Mr.. Gales has written out.
The fact is very curious and interesting one in
the history of reporting
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VERY SPECIAL NOTICE.

ID y l. A 5 E w r D
AS certain so Center in this city, still persists in adj
vertising that be makes and sells =" Chemically Col
ored " Daeuerreotypes, we make him the following
p proposition
We propose that the Gentleman hangs case of his
chemically Colored" DaguefreotyVes in the lower
hall of the Central Exchange, from of the Post Office
tor one week we will hang case Of cur new style
side OF his thus giving The public chance examine
specimens and see uho is The humbug.
Genileman who has love of the beautiful. ard
who can appreciate The Slime Arts" and knows tIe
mOdeSty and retiring disposition Of the 30 man.
has dep0sitt with Us Fire Dollars he given to him.
providing he will accept of the above af1er
VIII the so cent man accept or QuiJ5ie We shall
see. ADAMS & CLAFLiN
augl0 DIFF lss Main Street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-09

RoGUE.-A fellow named Dexter B. Tilling.
hast, of WOonsocket, stole, Tuesday evening 9Th
inst, package Of Norwich & Worcester Railroad
tickets from the car in which they were being car.
ried TO headquarters.
Mr. Jeremiah Kane, one Of the constaIles Of this
city, arrested him on Thursday morning the juno
ton Machine shop, and upon examination the tickets
were found in his possession. He was tried before
Justice Green, and bound over in the sum Of 500.
Ia default he was committed.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-09

EXTENSIVE BUReLARIoUs OPERATIONS.
The dwelling house u John p. Jewett, Boston,
was broken into on the night Of Sunday, the 4lh
inst while the family were absent from the city,
The house was thoroughly ransscbed from cellar
TO attic, and robbed Of silver plate, jewery, and
other articles Of the value Of about FIVE hundred
and fifty dollars.
The thief len behind the following letter. writ
ten in good running hand
Sept. 4th, '5s.
Dear Sir, III have been by poverty compelled
10 rob your house, can truly say against my
''conscisnce." ] have honesty, but poverty
knows no bounds
shall repay you two fold in few months.
Yeas, trniy. "PoyERTY."
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-09

ES- The great Bridgewaier Will case, ia Eng.
land, has been decided by the house Of lords in a..
vor Of the present Lord Afford, by which decision
that nobleman will come in possession Of between
100000 and 10000 per year. This was bequealh-
ed by the earl Of Bridgewater to the late Lord Al.
ford on condition that, during his lifetime he should
attain TO the dignity Of marquis or duke OF Bridge
water, which he Jailed TO do. Whereupon the whole
estates were claimed by Charles Henry EQer,co the
next IN reIander, on the ground that the young
Lord Afford could not inherit under his alleged
vitiated title.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-09

POLICE CoaRT.-J. c. McBurney and Chas.
Bruce were yesterday brought before the Police
Court, on complaint for selling dry goods at
auction without license. After hearing, they
were ordered TO give bail in the sum of $500
each for their appearance for trial before the Court
OfCOmmOn Pleas. We understand they are from
New York, and claim to have sold under the au-
thorliy and license of J. L. Hood, regular auc-
tones Of the city. G. r. Hoar Tor compliments,
and w. A. Williams and Bacon for defendants.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-09

% John Farwe, late o. Ware, was arrested
in Charletown, on Tuesday, charged with setting
hire to his dwelling house in that city. AT the
tune OF his arrest he in prvy near by, look
ing at the progress of the fire. He had recently
sold the house, but his wife refused 10 sign the
deed, and there was heavy insurance. on the
property After his examination and commital
to await trial, he cut his throat, but it is believed,
not fatally
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-09

VERMONT ELECTIoN.-The returns Indicate
that there has been large gain Tor both the Dem.
ocratc and Free Democratic tickets, with a laroe
loss to the Wing ticket. There is handsome IN
crease in the Free Democratic delegation in the
Legislature. On the Governor vote, "a towne give
Fairbanks, Wing, $685. Robinson, Dem. $3.50,
Brainard, Free DEM, 1871. The residue Of the
reirrns will show a larger relative increase Of the
latter 6gures than Of the others,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-09
EXPLOSION.

EXPLOSION. New York, Sept. 8. The
steamer Bay STATE, Of the Fall River line ex.
piodtd her boiler near Black Rock, in the Sound,
this morning, badly wOunding four children, and
the wife Of Mr. o. DeWolle, of Chicago, a Mr..
Warren of Dartmouth, Mass, and several others.
II appears that owing TO some dIsarrangement
OF the machinery, the cap of one of the cylinders
hew off, letting the steam rush into the ladies'
saloon
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-09

To all who wish forFood Daguerrean Pictures
De wise In Judgment and aim 10 secure that which is
good Trash ut all times can be bought by those " no
will buy. Ladies' and Cent? menj II gu are IN want Of
good Daguerrean picture, please call Mt Van Astln's
Rooms Nos 1877 and 2O7 Main street and safety your
selves that the HATHAWAY BROTHERS will make
good TyrEs, at reasonable and living prices.
Chom,caily and ariistically coored DuRuerreoiypes
Of superior tone and finish good assortment Of fine
GOLD LUCKETS. Call and examine ior yourselyea'
anal - s-.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-09
tteal Estate. Insurance, Employment and
Boarding AgencY,

NO zo5 MUM 81, WoTcesler, Up eIars.
Do you wish to sell your real estaie2 Do YOU wish
10 buy a house? Do yon wish to let your houses to
good tenants! Do yon wish 10 get your lille or YOUR
snoGs insured! Have you house You wish to sell?-
Are you in want OF help either male f,matl DO
you wish for boarders! Are you IN Of a boarding
house! Have you store FIR sale or TO leil Do you
wish TO borrow money en- collateral security! Have
YOU money to lend on mortgage of real estate: DO
on wish to bu. farm? have you house lots for sae9
Ito you wish to buy house li! Do you wish 10 hire
sore! Have You an Office TO let! DO YOU wish TO
hiIe an Office! Are you in want OF employment If
so, YOU VIII do well to call at the above .ency.
lyl9 deOdtt LEW Is q. MUM.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-09

BRowN UNIvERsIrY-Our Providence pa
Pers failed to reach us yesterday, IS is very COM
mon with papers. when there is any thing special
in them. We learn, however. that the COM
mencement was a very satisfactory one. Among
the degrees conferred, was that of LII. d. on
Judge Thomas, Of this city.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-09
The Greatest Medical Discovery Of the

MR.. KENNEDY, of Rosbury. has discov.,sa &, ,,,.
of our common Pasture Weeds a remeuy thai cu,.
every kind of Ilumor, frcm the worst scrofa DIV, !,
common Fimle lie has tried in over eleven fpu-
uted cases. ana never failed except in cases. lbuu
der hnmor) He has now in his possession over Two
hundred certificates Of its value, all within twenty
mrles OF Boston
Two bottles is warranted to cure nursing 3. re-
mouth. -
One to 'hee bottles will cure the worst kind Of plm
Piles on he face. F
Two or three bottles will clear the sy stem Of bles
Two bottles il warranted TO cure The worst CAM sr II;
the mouth and stomach. -
Three TO five bottles Is warranted IN cu,a ,h ,,o..,
case of Erysipeas. ~
the eyes ~ i ."
Two bottles is warranted to cure running of The a
and bloohes among the hair
running ulcers "'A'P' ""u
one bottle will cure scay eruption of the skin.
case of ringworm. WV "'' WIS
TWO 10 three bottles ia warranteJ IN cnya IN. o.t
uesperale case of rheumatism.
Three or four bottles is warranted IN cura AL, ,h.nu,
fula. '0 "oi'' 0ase VI S0lo-
benefit is always experienced from me a,s, ho,,i.
Is taken. 'i~"''"J
Reader, peddled over thousand bottles of this in
me vicinity Of Boston. know the effects OF n An
every case 20 sure as water will exiinguish fire 40
sure VIII this cure hnmor. never sold bottle Of n
Dul mat BEETLE sold another after trial il always
SPEAKS Tor ITSELF There are Two things about III herb
that appears to surprising first that il grows m orr
pastures, IN some places quite plenty and Vet lis value
has never been known until discovered II IN lR46.
second that Il ould cure all kinds OF humcr hsvs
given u 10 children year old, up 10 old men of s,r,v
from me hoelest woman In Boston, up 20 the belle OF
N"nhntnm, ara III all cases The cure Is certain No
change OF diet IL ever necessar, a ill., bss, w.. -.
get have likewise an herb whtn sifnnered IN sweet
~ dlssovts scrciulons swelling Of The NECK and under
the ears--pIice 60 cents ~ ''A ""u u'uo'
directions for USe.--Adult one table sno,.pfri ~.
gay cniaren over eight eafp desert spoonful child.
en no" nve 70 eight yrars, spoonful As NO d
onongh -, a % applicable to all constitutions, take
ohougn 10 operate on the bowels tw leo n day
OF Scrofua. "'"'"o =" va" Oases
,o nn m VI. Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY.
i2O Warren street. Roxbury For sale by REDniNG
20 State street, Boston
n vA sale N worcester by d. Scott M y Green. g.
y " H W Co T. A. Harrington u d., T. H. Morab
e. y, bee, Caldwell q min, Bush a Co.. James
R nha,L ~ IsLeii, fible, etoit LlapIv, Geo.
nooe,ls s"u'hbridRe, A. r. Amidon. div nusi
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-09

AGRICULTURAL RAILRoAD.---Thef first sec.
ton Of this road, extending from birmingham TO
Noshboro', was put under contract on Wednes-
dny,and will be pressed forward 10 completion at
an early day. We understand it is to pass
through Marlboro.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-09

ANt"sUHs WHY LNe VIIIMhX HUH TONIC
should be used.
lst To produce new hair.
end. To prevent badness.
Sd. TO give dandruff leave to withdraw"
4th. To promote the growth of the hair.
9Th. TO give tile hair rich and luxunant appear
ance.
9Th. To give the hair a natural gloss.
7th. To curl the hair easily.
9Th. To dress the hair tastefully.
9th. To prevent the hair lromsturnlng gray.
10TH To cure the headache.
lIh. To keep the head clear.
18th. Because it is the best compound in uso for all
these purposes
Sole Proprietor, L. t. LAZELL, Druggist, 2Ol Main
rect. lyl diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-09

YELLOW FEvER.-New Orleans, Sept. A.
The number of deaths to day we've lis, Of which
70 were by yellow fever. There is much lever along
the river At Tbibodeaux, the stores are all closed
and The streets deserted.
9th. Deaths to day SO; by fever ".
=. The deaths at Mobile to day were 43, including
SO by fever
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Chr ailp Spy.
FREE DEMOCRATIC STATE CoNvE

= FREE DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENE
TlON.-The Annual State Convention Of the Free
Democracy, for the nomination OF candidates for the
Offices Of Governor and Lieut. Governor Of the Com
monwealth, will be holden the Town fall, Fitch
burg, on THURSDAY, Sept. 18th, at 10 O'Clock A. M
The several towns and cities requested 10 send
Delegates The number Of three r every Representa-
i've 10 which they entitled in the General Court.
FTee Democratic papers throughout the Common
wSah requested TO publish this natice By order
of The State Commute. EDW'D L. KEYES. SecsV
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-09

II A building on Main street, Providence,
occupied by Il. hilaker e. Son, crockery and
glass fixture dealers, was destroyed by FIRE on
tuesday The stock, insured at Hartford and
Providence Tor SIS 900, was mostly destroyed
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-09

Married. or single, who prefer private residence to
hotel can he accommodated in a spacious house, and
In an airy part The ty on reas nable terms by APP
plvng TO the subscriber, 9: Main street, up stairs
So div LEWIS G. MuNN.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-09

WORCESTER & NASHUA RAILROAD
The business on this Road continues to increase.
showing sound and healthy state of the affairs
in its management. The earnings of the road
have been, for August, 1853 $Is,9I2.72
' 1852 1888 30
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-09

Now FoR THE EPIcuREs!-Those who want some
thing little extra, this morning. will find il at Gates
under the Chy Han, he having received 100 dozens Of
nue pigeons the first in the MARKET we believe, the
present season
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-09
saIisbnrv Mnnsion SchnnI

the ran Session of ibis School, will open WEDNEs
DAY. SEPT TIN, and continue fnrteen weeks Cata.
loeues with par cuIars, furnished on an lcatJon
Candidates for new admission. should amply mmedi-
ately N II. BENT Princinal
Lincoln SqnsIe, August 80 DIST 90
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-09

Waldo Block, Worcester Goods and Packages for
warded to Springfield Northampton. Greenfield, Brat
eb0rn', Hartford New Haven Pittsleld, Albany Troy
linfalo Cleveland, CINCINNATI Detroit Chicago and ali
intermediate places
DRAFTS, NOTES, BILLS, DC, collected at all the
above places s. v. r. HICKCt X, Agent,
les dit Waldo Block Main street