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Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-05-24

ihstihes ssubduing and cul w sliag IL ace
phS l'Jtmats pries Of itdfruiis. The
|aar'h ia dme ~ Absoham;snd Lot was
free as ehc sualightor the Srecxss ofhcn.
Is0h. 4is only NJ r.pacay of men ,ha.
has made IL a subject of traffic. Of mo.
nopoly. and Of The mos, CALLING tyranny
and dcspo.ism.
Yet no continuance Of wrong can
lathe Least weakea or impaifany soae
Of mans God.given rights. II matters
no. that they have long been revished
from him, it is his right and duty 10 os.
set and maintain them at all hazards.
The right 10 the soil is just as completely
natural as he rish. to "life liberty and
tho pursuit ofhappiness." anl is os com.
pletely individual-it is ono Of those
primal rights TO secure witch govern.
nen,s were Instituted aman, men"
Iii, be true that man has natural
right 10 life, he has the same righ; to the
use Of oil the necessary means for its
support, inciu ling not only light, heat,
atmosphere, bu, land and wafer. To say
that God has given right TO life, aud
,hnl government may control or allow
others to control the necessary means Of
its support is an absurlily. The gift Of
life is inserarahle from the resources by
which alone i, can be made to fulfil its
great end. The sentiment tha: every
man has right to n portion Of the soil
as the Legitimate price Of its cultivation
that ne shall have secure place on
the earth where he may "sit under his
own vine and fig tree, with none TO mo.
les. nor make him afraid" is taking deep
root in the hearts Of the American peo.
pie.
We do 40, believe tina. any just Gov.
ernment can sustain asystem oi land
lplundcr and monopoly which has so
ol!cn de!used Europe in blood and spread
dcsola!son and mourning through the
Earth. We do no, wish 10 see any A.
merican citizen obliged 10
"Bc9 h.o,hcr Of the Earth
T. give I'm leave to toir'
We reoico that the Democracy Of this
country are adopting us part Of their
creed, Ian! reform. grants to settlers
and limitation Of the am ount that any
one shall hold. Our own state and all
the states West ami South have adopt.
cd the doctrine. Andrew Johnson was
one OF the leading asi,ators, Of the sub.
iect in congress and now the democracy
Of Tennessee are running him for governor
of ,ha, state. In future VIC hope that
every land reformer will sec to it that he
gives bis vote 10 no man foI congress
or the state Legislature who is not an ac'
tive advocate and supporter Of reform.
l, forms part Of the democratic plat
form Of Ohio, that has been affirmed
three times in state convention. We
hope the democracy that has led and
carried through all the great measures Of
policy and ofreform will nlso establish
this great reform as part Of the nations
policy.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-05-24

The elitor Of the New York Tribune
omits no favorable opportunity that is
presented 10 give the remains of the late
Whis party, as he terms it, kick. In
noticing the recent change in the elito.
rial department of the Boston atlas, the
leading Wing paper in New England,
Mr.. GREELEY says. .
"Col. VIM. Schouler with lraws from
the Atlas, { Boston, anil for the present
from editorial life, having transferred his
interest to Hon. Charles Hu lson. Col.
S. intimates that he shall take little
rest before embarking afresh in business,
ami does not intent to leave Massachu.
setts. He is essentially capable, up.
right, liberal man, and has doubtless left
the Atlas because his sympathy with
the more progressive sill of the Wing
party ha! of late rem ereI his connection
with it pecuniarily preju iicial. Mr..
Hulson--who is also an able and up.
right man-will not be likely TO subject
it TO any such drawbacks. We presume
that if State street should insist on run.
ming Mr.. Webster for President next
time, it woull encounter no resistance
in what is left of Massa chusetts Wing.
gerry" ......r4. a.t.....
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-05-24
Street Improvement.

Lawrence Street. running from the
river back. upon which a culvcrt was
built acroos the run last summer. has
been filed mp until in passing one is
hardly conscious that few months since
it was a deep anil impossible gully.
There is another, (Cen.re street. tina,
by all means ought TO be filed Up this
summer, and now is the very time to
commence it.
Setting aside all arguments for con.
veniencc to the citizens Of the town,
our duty to those of the county demand
the permanent improvement Of that ST.
before the commencement of the foul
weather in the fall. The convenience
Of the whole citizenship Of the county
who are here from tims 10 time, and es.
pecially court weeks require perma.
ncnt and convenient way, from our ho.
tells and business houses to the court
housc, so that when here for the transac.
ton ofpublic business they can get % and
from their boarding houses, without wa.
ding the main track, thatin the wet sea
son will be nothing more nor less than
bed Of mortar. Tho voters OF Law.
renee county by deciding for removal
Of tho county scat, poured thousands of
dollars into the pockets Of the people Of
lronton, and many Of them were inau.
enccd to DO SO by promises that have
been but partially fulf!led--and one of
these was the promise Of efficient aid in
the construction Of roads. Then let US
d least accommodate .hem with a com
Portable thoroughfare TO AMI from, tho
boarding and business houses. .-
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-05-24
Air as q Motive Power.

We notice in some Of our exchanges,
Il at the common atmosphere unhcated,
has been successfully applied as springs
to railroad cars by condensing in cyl.
inderplaccl perpendicuarunder the cars
with piston inserted in the cylinder
for the car to rest on, thus making the
elasticity Of the CONDENSED air serve as
spring. not only, but that in Paris tho
atmosphere condensed in cylinders, and
attached 10 carriages, has been made to
answer the purpose Of motive power,
TO propel them on common roads at a
comparatively. ,rining expense. 1t is
suggested to have depots for cylinders
ready charged with air at convenient
points along tho road, where tho trav.
eller can exchange those from which the
air has been expelled for other. ready
for use. .,t.. .4.t.,....-... +, -.
BIrThe Workingmens National Ad.1
voca,e is the title Of "a weekly newspsfssi
lately commenced in the city Of WIN
ington by Messrs Page & Walters, ala
is devoted to the interests Of tho labesiAs
classes. te 2 ~ HI
We hope its publishers will forw4idi
US a copy or two that we may exhibitk h;
to our friends here who are interested 4
the progress Of industrial reform. III
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-05-24

AT New Orleans a man who haa but
recently commenced business, found
his cfelitors rather t,o prompt in urging
The payment their little bills.
'What is the matter?'' he asked at
length eagerly. '.Do you fear me?-on
what sfounds?-has any one said am
dishonest? > '
V "No, no." replied the other. "but-''
"But what sr?"
'Why to be can lid with you we have
no confidence in your business capacity
seeing you do no alverlise!'' The man
imme lately male annual contracts with
three papers, and is now in excellent
credit. ami prosperin5 finely.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-05-24

J We learn from the Register that a
new mail route from this place to Starr
Furnace in Greenup county KY, has
been established. fthas long been need
Cd, and will prove great conveneierce
U ell, especially the printers.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-05-24

The Cincinnati Enquirer says Dr..
VArrIER will enter upon his duties as
Post. this week. That 8. B. W..
Mclean has received his commission AZ
collector Of that port. That J. w. Black
has received hiS commission AZ deputy
u. 8. Marshall. aud will make d good
ehiesv.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-05-24

The Ar.esian we'll now deing bored in
Charleston, S. c., has already attained
the depth Of 1901 feet.-Major Weldon,
the engineer, is confident of ultimate
success in his search for water. h -
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-05-24
Cotton Factory DESTROYED.

The Falmouth Cotton Factory near
Fredricksburg, Va, was destroyed by
fire on Friday last. The loss is about
25, 900 on which there was an insurance.
Of 3l9 900. Some 40 hands are thrown
out Of employment BY the calamity.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-05-24
FOREIGN NEWS.


New York. May l4.-T'he steamer AT.
lantic from Liverpool the 4th, arrived
hero this morning.
In tho English Parliament the Gnan.
cial debates continual. Tho motion re-.
pudia,ing the continuance Of the income
tax was rcpudiatcl BY ssventy.on ma.
Jorlly.s s-,ysze. .slr m Jttas... 90, .,,..
Mrs Strive was the guest Of the Dutct.
ess Of Sutherland, and had dined with
distinguished party Of Judges &c.
A meeting had been called at Green.
wigh 10 encourage Kossuth. $3.50
Alex. Humboldt and 1000 citizens Of
Berlin have petitioned the King of Prus
sia to remove Jewish disabilities.
Two Cantons Of Switzerland have
formerly notified the federal Swiss Gov.
ernmcnt that they will not Give up rcf.
uyces. Freibcrg is in q slate Of seigo;
all quiet; l30 insurgents retained in Gus.
tody,
TUnKEY.-As little as ever is known Of
Menchikof's negotiations, but all q.
gree in expecting il is coming TO peace
ful solution.
From Richardson & Bros circular Of
3l:-cince 29lh ult., the weather has
been occasionally more genial than in
the preceding week. Our marks, hos
not presented any feature from our no.
port oft at the above date
In the House Of Commons on Tuesday
evening the government was assted
whether any directions had been given
authorizing the Postmaster 10 open let.
ters Of foreign refugees.
Lord Palnerston denied that any such,
letters hal been opened. ..l
The inquiry was supposed to be in
reference to Kossuth's recen, complaint.
Three ships arrived at London with
over $4,000, 900 in gold from Australia.
Latest news-The Diaro Espanol says.
Santa Anna has sought aid from Spain
to fepel an anticipated 6llibuster expc.
dilion from theUnitcJ States:
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-05-24
NOTICE TO SCHOOL TEACH
+ tps ;ag nss VI, Frs. Ett. aogW b.

THE Board Of School Examiners for thl
County will hold their next regular meeting I
lronton on the 18th Of June at 10 o. clock A M
I, All persons desiring Certificates are redhesl
ed to present themselves for examination Z
that time, as the Board will not meet again q
certi6cates can be granted onlyat The ireeul1
meeting. BY order of the Board. A.. N
J. CHESTER cissk.
lrsstea, Nay tstA, isoe, n
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-05-24
The Buffalo Accident.

Buffalo, May l4.-Scarch for bodies
Of the men burcl in the ruins was con.
tinuei all night by torch light. Six dead
bo lies have been recovered, and eight
persons ba lily brusel have been got out
some Of them it is thought will recover.
A large boIy Of men are still at work,
AMI several bodies are supposed to be
beneath the ruins. A man can be heard
talking and he will be got out soon.
Up TO o'clock last evening seven
persons were taken from the ruins. Two
of them we're dead, some injured but
slightly, others i, is feared fatally, while
one was mere mass Of lileless human.
ity.
1t is presumed tha, from six to ten
more corpses are to be (ouad.
About 4 o'clock this morning another
person was taken out dead and horribly
mansled.
A, Z this morning man was taken
out alive but since died.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-05-24
THE CHILD's GARDEN.

THE CHILD's GARDEN.
beneath the budding lilacs
Alsttle maiden sighed
The first fio~crin her garden i.
Thatvsfy morn had died.
-. &
Apr 'mrose tuft, transplanted,
And watered every dny. ~
One yellow bud had opened,
And then it pined away. emo ,
'e thought as that chiId's sorrow -
Rose wailing on the a!r.
My heart gave forth nn echo, ,if
Long bound ia silcnc, there.
For though time brings us roses.
And golden fruits beside, ...-..,.#
We've all some desert garden ..
Where Life's first primrose diedl
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-05-24
Counterfeit quarters IF the new stamp
re in circulation in cincinnati.

SANTA ANNA has appointed the Senor
ALMoNTE Mexican Minister to this
country. Mr.. ALMoNrE formerly had
that station curing the Administrations
Of Mr.. TYLER and Mr.. Polk, and op.
posel the annexation Of Texas 10 this
country with great warmth and zeal.
He has never been friendly in his feel.
ings to our Government, and his appoint
ment is significant one upon the part
Of SANTA ANNA.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-05-24

The notice Of the appointm ent Of Gov.
Woop to full mission at Brazil was
left out through mistake. None could
sanction his appointment more freely
than ourselves. The honest unrre,en.
ding urbanity Of his manners combined
with his we'll BALANCED mind, are such
amiable traits that we rejoice a: The pro.
motion ofsuch men. We venture to as.
sert that the spaniel like aping Of roy.
atty by many ofour foreign ministers tc
the chagrin and rcgre, ofthe true Re.
publican, will receive no reinforcement
from the former Governor. Charles S.
Fraley ofOhio has been appointed clerk
in the land Office at Washington. The
Ohio Picsynne says good appoint.
inent. 81.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-05-24

r A railway tubular bridge j. now be.
ing constructed across the Nile. The
trains are to run along the top Of the tube.
The engineers are Englishmen. U7
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-05-24
Virginia Colonization Board,

The Virginia Legislature, at its late
session, passe law appropratin, thr.
ly thousand dollars per annum for five
years. AMI placing under the control OF
the board, in a liton, the amount raise
by the tax upon free coorc,l persons,
AMI the sum received for issuing their
registers, both of which sumo, it is com
putel, will equal ten THOUSAND dollars
Annually. And the boarl is authorize
to receive donations. The money at the
disposal of the boar is to be employe
to aid the Colonization Society in trans.
porting free persons of color to Africa
and suhsisting them the,e for limitc
time. The Governor has lately appoin.
ted, as the members Of the boar
Peachy R. Grattan, Thomas H. Ellis,
John o. Stc6er, ami John Howard, esq.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-05-24

bT Our complimSAts 10 F1sn clerk Of
ih' stesrrer JArEAfa4sxLsx. for late
Cincinnati papers. The Franklin passes
here going up Fridays. down on Tues.
days.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-05-24

ag We sec it stated in the newspaPers thi
David Merriwea ther Of Jelfersan Coun,
Ky.has been appointed Governor ofNs1
Mexico. 81 ~ sg"n''9fa 9''l y - ~ IN
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-05-24
Appointments in Ohio.

Among the appoi ntments recently
made in this state, we notice that of Mr..
GRAY of,he plain dealer as Post ma ster
at Cleveland. Mr.. CASE Editor Of he
Circlevillc Watchman as Post master
Of that place; Mr.. RILEY of the Toledo
Republican, as collector Of that port.
We hope this latter appointment will
not dctract from the value Of that paper
as we have considered the Republican
as one among our best exchanges. In.
deed we .hirk the press generally is
looking up. Especially do the States.
man and Chillicothc Advertiser give
uumistakable evidence Of Improvement.
Rey- John Clark I'd William Hood
the Two last concerned in the murder Of
Justice Brewer and wife were tried in the
Gfccnup Circuit Cour, last week, AMI
only convicted Of manslaugh.cr, AMI
each sentencel to eight years conGne.
mcnt in the pcniten,iafy.
There having been three persons pre-.
viously tried and executed for the .ame
crime, tho community in tho vicinity
seemed to approve the verdict Of the ju.
ry,which reduced the offence ofthosc two
las, to manslaughter. they being mere
boys, under the influence of their com.
.ades. We believe the jury did about
right. ae.i..
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-28
New CARPET Store.

fINlE subscriber having moved into the new and
j. magnificent store, No. 21@ Washington street.
is now prepared TO offer TO the Trade of the larg
est and best selected Stocks OF
CARPE TINGs
in the country embracing all the and desra-
bic patterns, from the best Manufactures in EUROPE
and AMERICA.
The Tapestry Velvets and Brussels com
prise the most scientific patterns in the world which
lor elegance ofstyle beaut of design and durability Of
fabric cannot be surpassed in thus or any other city,
Inc THREE PHYS embrace many new patterns,
copied nom English Tapestries, and to be found no
where else in first hands.
Inc fines, Extra Fines, Fines, Commons, and
ces. pAINTEn FIOOR ~ nfrtls ' fA
W every descriptions from three feet TO twenty -four feet
we, VIII DC offered at The lowest figures. Many Of
nese Goods are patent nish closely Initiating Velvet
increasing me durability of the Cloths
CANTON MATTINGS nav STATE FaI TINos
Rugs, wool, and other Mats, Boclsinps. X ~
&c, which VIII be sold for CASH 30 49,
Boston, March 2, 1853. -, a ilmS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-28
GROCERIES. Be.
E0uSE R.EEpERs Lnnnl

- - = 1lI9'5i AavV@A, n
EJyVERY who desires good Bread should reroero
II Der ulgt
.Judd's Baking Powder
will make The most healthy au4 cheapest BREAD o any
article yet discovered.
49, Ills proctss Of king, tho -t,an produced raises
the bread mo fermentation by acids hence lol oven
is necessary.
Remember. also, that 100 pounds Of flour yeaste and
then frisd leaves but s65 pounds Whe l6 pouuds II
Hour and pounds Of powder baked aud dried leaves
100 5-9ths pounds. pound of powder and 10 pounas
Of ao9r, is H0arjshiDg pounds ofhouT Yeested,
Bread with the new process is recommended by many
able physicians, for persons use having the weakest
stoHiachs "
All orders for the Powder left nj the Apothecary Store
Of II. MARSH corner NJ Main AMI Pleasant Streets
or directed to the subscriber, No Irving street. Wor
cestcr, Mass will be promptly attended 10.
A. ?. ALBEE, Agent for Worcester County.
dec30 davU
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-28
Thread Store Clark Wanl
To Physicians Throughout the U. States

WoBe's Celebrated Schiedaaa -Aron,atjo soh,,apps.
nEENNG it unnecessary TO remind any regular
member of The Medical protessnn ofthe establish
I'd Med cal properties Of PURE HOLLAND GIN, in many
diseases oi opsica tendency, resDecully invite your
examination 10 avery superior article Manufactured by
myself exclusively, at sCHGEDABi, in HOLLAND, BY a
process peculiar 10 my Factory. 1t is flvoged and
medIcated, ny the common harsh berry, but by The
choice botanical variety OF the aromatic Italian IunDer
Berry, whose more ynOus extract distilled and recti
lied with lis sprituous solvent, and thas becomes con
centraed ;uct1re of exquisite favor ana aroma alto
getler tfanscendent in its cordial and medicinal prop
rer e' o any Dol and GIN heretofore known
Amid She influx OF Observation-Disclosures with which the
market Is now Hooded, physicians lind no little difficulty
III procuring good and pure Gin, which ihev can me
scribe with confidence in its beneficial eff cts AS an
importer OF twenty years sanGlUg The city of New
YORK, aud possessing natnrel experience in the man
uiaetuie Of Holland Gin, especially beg submit to
your attention, my "AkoMATIc ScHIEDAM SoHNApPs .
one which cannot fail 70 realize your utmost expec;-
ailos and shall be happy Ic forward TO you bottle
OF It, iree OF charge, III to letter ntnl tiuo
your readiness to accept it.
1t is scarcely one arsnce have prepared and
distributed my Schiedam Gin exclusively ior medicinal
purposes yet within hat brief period have received
Numerous letters both from Physicians and patients
testiying to its really extraordinary efficiency in Gravel
lncpent Dropsy, and affections of the Kidneys, and
Bladder generally also, in Dyspeptic Maladies VIXEN
taken IN proper quaDtties diet drink and especial
y at dinner, is iound by uniform experience to be emf
neniiy eicaciOus in the most obstinate cases. when
even the best OF the usual remedies have failed to afford
more than temporary relief, and have doubt that
IL would yield similar results with precision and GER
ianty, in your professional experience. The Aro-
matte Schedam Schnapps, is put up in strong bottles
pns and quarts, neatly covered and labelled with nv
name embossed on the bottle Also fac simile of my
signature the Label, and my seal upon the cork with
an essay upon its properties
UDOLPHO WOLFE Importer,
mar3 d3mis % Beaver street., New York
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-28
FLOUR !! FLOUR, /

F5N&sSn THE undersigned are constantly receiving
I So per Western kailrOed, extra and common
zsssssA FLOUR, among which may be found The iol-
lowing, viz:
ClIAS. j. HILL & SONS unsurpassed Extra.
". WHiTNEY's Premium
G. ]. HILL, Extra, BLUE JACKET Extra
John j. MlLLiAss do. ELLiCoTI's MILLS, dos
BANNER MILLS, do. B. G, GRANT, DO
and other brands.
Hall bhls Hill & Son, Hl Extra, aad E. d. Sshelmire
Extra
1 ttnd Bags Flour of extra quality.
GRAHAM FLOUR of superior quality, of own
manufacture, in barrels and bags
BUCK WHEAT FLOUR in 100 IS, and u To- bags
all Of which will be sold ibe lowest market prices al
No. Mechanic street..
feb2 dawtf BLISS, SUTTON q co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-28
FLOUR and (,lhTN.

E3A The subscribers would respectfully inform
555Esl their friends and the puDc generally, that
they have leased the Store No. 246 Main st
opposite the City hall, Qdfely occupied by Sas Con-
verse; as an Agricultural STOREY wheRe they offer for
sale, FLOUR of all grades, Corn, Rye Oats Meal, inc
Feed, Shorts, BuekWheat &C. &c at the lowest mar
Ret price Dealers are invited call and examine our
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
AMI dawf DEXTER & EDDY
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-28
Blank Books for Sale. Wholesale and
Retail.
VVEn. Allen. BOOk-binder.

A ND Handbook Manufacturer, has at his Blndeyy
"A and Is constantly manufacturing Blaiik-books 81
every descriptions such Ltdgers. Day Books Journals
Se. Writing Books, and Mom0randums, constantly on
hand gr Books pnged, II desired Oh Books rebound
as usual a-f No. 229 Main street, (np stairs.
Worcester, June rs. 1852. dawtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-28
N0t 70 GOO Rolls Paper Hangings,

BIT the Best Stock tie Best Styles and at Ioaoer
prices dtaR Glly concern IN this City
MAJ would call the attention Of friends, and all
, N want Of Paper Uangings, Borders, Curtains,
eSe;,to oursock, and we will endeavor show them
as large variety OF Styles and from many different
p Hahu'AeInFers as some of petty concerns, who
HuMBuG The public with manufacturers sign, and adj
yefse fO.VD0 pieces. Please give us call and Judge
for yourselves No Isl Main street FIRST door North
OF IRe fost Once. PHELPS d HALE,
mch23 dtAyl
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-28
HNEs UR'E TREES, &c.


AbSO,--d-gfeat variety OF
Ornamental Trees and Shrubs,
BalsaD FRS, Norway Spruce, and other Eyergreens,
Scotch Larch, European Mountain Ash, Horse Chest
nuts, Weeping Wllows,Lnde and TnliD Trees, Honey
Sucales, and other varieties suitable for this lat
itude, and esteemed for heir beauty.
8-PArbor Vita, Buck Ihom Privet, &c, for hedges.
A fine collection OF Roses, Peonts, Dahes, Border
Flowers &c, &c.
Asparagus Roots, Rhubarb, or Pie Plant, &c
Garden ard Flower Seeds, in great variety.
BUDS and SClONS of large variety of Choice
Fruit, can also be furnished. AlsO, GRATING WAX
of superior quality
gTEARLY CABBAGE and TOMATO PLANTS,
suitable lot tTansplantDg
o. The largestpoHion Of the Nursery Is now located
Southbrldge street. short distance below the juno
tiOn Rail Road Station, whore Trees &c, be had,
they also al the old place on Main street.
CATALOGUES furnished to all who apply. Orders
promptly attended to- and Trees &c packed TO 60 sale
ly any distance SAMUEL n. COTTON,
Worcester Sd Month, 9, 1853 ar Proprietor.