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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-15
Board of Mayor and Aldermen.

hONDAAs 1OIu nAhISlls
L. L. Mason was licensed as auctioneer.
Spur Lewis were appreciated as common
victualers.
The use of Main st. in front Of the Wor-
cester House, was granted to Hemmenway s
Wall for building purposes, under the usual
restrictions.
Similar leave was granted to Warren Park
er of New Worcester.
Aids. Harding and H. Williams were APP
pointed to the Committee on sidewalks.
The petition of P. McClosk and others that
Foyle ST., be made public was received and
laid on the table.
The Commissioner Of Highways was au-
thorized to build the bridge on Temple st-en-
tirely of stone, instead of wood and stone.
AID w. A. Williams, from the committee
on the subject, made a report accompanied by
an order which was adopted, providing that
the Commissioner of Highways proceed to re-
duee the street and sidewalk between Park st.
at its junction with Main st. and the Nor
witch and Worcester railroad at its intersec-
ton with Southbridge st. concurred in. The
Mayor was authorized to employ counsel to
appear before the committee of the legislature
on the subject of the division of Worcester
County, and to oppose the same.
The Aldermen and Common Council went
into Convention, for the election of on Asses
or. D. S. Messenger was elected. The pay
of the assessors was increased, from 800 to
The First Parish was granted the use of the
City Hail for worship during the erection of
$1,000.
new meeting house.
James Cassin was licensed to run passen-
ger wagon.
The petition of Henry S. Washburn and
others for the repair of the School house at
Quinsigamond, was referred to the Committee
on Education; concurred in.
The petition of Henry Goulding and others
for the acceptance of Harvard St. was taken
from the files; and the srd Saturday of April,
at clock, P. NJ. was assigned for hear
ing.
The same action was taken on the petition
of W. Alfred Hooker, that Laurel st. be
made public.
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Common Council.

The decree in relation to the acceptance of
Pearl St. as apubhe highway was reconmit-
ted. The committee report that Warren Block
and sundry other buildings obstruct the street
and they are not willing to recommends its ac-
ceptance, until those distractions are removed.
An ordinance fixing the Street Commits
sioner's salary at $500 per annum was inde6-
nitely postponed.
An order to fix the grade in front of the
Court House aud reset the Shade Trees passed.
Messrs. Joseph Walker, Town and Rice were
appointed to the joint committee on side
walks.
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PACIFIC RAIIRoAD.-The majority bill of
the Senate Committee on the Pacific Railroad,
provides that twenty sections of land to the
mile shall be given in the territories, and that
the Company shall receive atthe rate of about
$1,000 mile for carrying the mails striking
from the Mississippi River and connecting to
the Pacific. The contract to remain in force
for thirty years. This, it is calculated will be
about two millions of dollars a year, or a bo-
nus Of sixty millions for the full period. No
particular route is designated. The President
is authorized to receive bids for the service,
taking the above as a basis, and to let the con-
tract to whatever responsible company may
make the lowest bid. The minority of the
Committee will report in favor of three routes,
granting compensation ON each, and fair
compensation for carrying the mails The
highest compensation now allowed by law,
is $500 mile.
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STEAMER BuRNT-Loss Of Fifty Lioes.-
The steamer Caroline, running to Memphis,
was burnt on Sunday the 9th inst, near the
mouth ofthe White River. The boat was to-
tally destroyed, and 40 or 30 lives were lost
The flames spread SO rapidly that scarcely
any escaped. As soon as the fire was discov-
cred, the pilot run her on 10 the bank. Fiji
teen persons seized the yawl and attempted to
reach the shore, but the boat sunk and all
persisted. Capt. Creighton jumped into the
river and was drowned. John I. Rice, the
pilot, persisted at the wheel. The boat was
burned to the waters edge, slid off the shore;
and sunk.
The boat and cargo were total loss. Only
two cabin passengers were lost. The remain
der Of the victims were boat hands and deck
passengers.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


once went to Readings for save for Uncle Ned
For he'd met with a dreadful blow
And he had deep cut on the side Of his head,
And the blood DER his wool did flow!
CHoRUs-Spread out the Salye just so,
Right upon the cut let it go,
And there's more pain for Uncle Ned,
For the Salye never falls we know.
A day or two after, we went to Uncle Ned;
He was brisk and bright to see,
For the sore was well on the side Of his head
8 Dat Salve is the stuff said he.
CHoRus-So when You get an awkward blow,
Lose no time, but unto Redding CO.
And quickly youn be cured, like Uncle Ned,
For the Salve never fails, we know.
Price rs cents a box. Sold by NJ B. Green and L. I.
Lazel, Worcester. mch15 d&w1t
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RAILROAD Acc1DENT-l5 PAssENG ERs IN
JURED.-A serious accident occurred on the
New London and Palmer railroad, Monday
afternoon. A passenger car attached to
freight train going from New London to VIII
iamantic, when near to North Windham, was
thrown from the track down an embankment
turning over in its course, and lodging on
stump, which was driven through the top of
the car. There were sixteen persons in the
car at the time, fifteen of whom were more
orless injured, seven of them badly including
Mr.. Dyer the conductor, brakeman, and the
Rev. Mr.. Tilden, of Willamette, was con
siderably hurt.
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r. HOUSE AT AUCTION.-The subscriber
1.i will sell his valuable House and Barn, out Buildings
and Household Goods together with the Land there
tobeongng on SATU BDAY the 25th inst 10 O'Clock
A. NJ at Public Auction. The house is new 81 by SO
feet and L. Is by 81 it, two stories and thoroughly FIN
ished in every part and made after the best approved
most convenient style. Having excellent Garden,
large variety Of choice Fruit Trees with ornamental yards
laid out with great taste and expense, and being in Tx
bridge Centre, within few rods of Meeting and School
Houses, and the R. r. Depot renders it very valuable
retired residence, for whose business is the line
of the Providence and Worcester r. II.
UXbridge, March 10, 1854, ENoCH H0AG.
mch15 d&wtmch25
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Daring Outrage! Let the People Speak!
The citizens of New Worcester vicinity are requested
to meet, at Union Hall, New Worcester, THURSDAY
Evening March 49, at hafpast seyen consider the
cent outrage perderated upon citizens Mr. Da-
vid Averson few evenings since Duty to ourselves,
our neighbours and hitherto quiet portion of the city,
requires general rally.
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The seizure of the New York Steamer,
Black Warrier, by the Spanish authorities, at
Havana, for an alleged violation of the rev.
enue laws, is producing considerable excite
ment, and the fillibustering propensities of the
people in some sections of the country, are
manifesting themselves afresh. The Customs
laws Of Cuba. require imperatively that the
master Of every vessel entering her ports, shall
present two manifests of his cargo and stores,
one to the boarding officer, and the other at
the Custom House, within twenty-four hours
after his arrival. A copy of the revenue laws
of the island is also furnished, by the boarding
officer, to the captain of every vessel that en-
tiers port, printed in Spanish, French, and
English; SO that ignorance Of the law, may
not be pleaded in excuse for its violation. 1t
appears that the commander Of the Black
Warrior, did not see fit to comply with the
law, and neglected to enter upon his manifest,
a large portion of his cargo. When the YES
sci was seized by the officers, he also declined
to give bonds, to contest at law the validity OF
the seizure, and abandoned the vessel at once,
to the Spanish authorities. From the evidence
before us, we should judge that however OPP
pressive may be the revenue laws Of the island,
there can be no question as to the right of the
government to make and enforce them. How
ever, the occasion serves as very convenient
pretext for getting up an excitement against
the Spanish Government, and it is quite like
", may also furnish an occasion for the Exec
utive to propose the seizure of the island, as
sort of an appendix 20 the Nebraska iniquity.
We shall see.
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HARVARD UNIvERsIrY.-At meeting of
the Senior Glass of Harvard University, held
on the 18th inst, for the purpose Of choosing
officers for "Class Day" June 2Sd. Robert
G. Winthrop, Jr.. of Boston, was elected class
Orator Charles D. Ganbrill, of n Y. City,
Glass Poet; Oliver S. Leland, of Waltham,
Odist Edward G. Dawes, of Newbern, N. c.,
Chief Marshall; Edward c. Mcclure, of Ches-
ter, S. c., Assistant Marshall; David H. Cool
idge, of Boston, Glass Secretary; Albra Wad-
leigh, of Philadelphia, Chaplain; and Ed
ward W. Forbush, of Bolton, Supper Odist.
; George L. Bennett, of N. Y. City, was the
recipient of the Jack-knfe. No elections
were made for the 'sNavy- Club
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Frederick Putnam, Of Wendell, charged
with committing forgeries on the Winchester
Bank, and who has been confined in the jail
at Keene, N. H., for some time past, was
brought into this State, and lodged in the jail
in Greenfield, on Tuesday, March 7. under
reouisition from Governor Washburn. He
has bis trial at the Court Of Common Pleas.
NEXT week.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-15

Bush's Cough Cure LOzenSes. In no way
are people liable to be deceived than in the remedies
proposed for curing the various ills of life When there
fore, medicine has been tested and by long and
cesstu cures has proved itself invaluable, it ought be
cherished and will be cherished, by all who value health
Bushs Cough Cure Lozenss, have passed that ordeal
have their way public favor and held in
the highest estmaton for the of Coughs Colds In
huenza Hoarseness Bronchitis and especially Whoopug
Cough and other diseases of the Lungs and Chest Don't
neglect that Cough Call for Lozenges at BUSH CO.'S,
81 Front Street nov9 d&wtf
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EXPLOSION AND Loss OF LIFE.-The loco
motive Manchester, on the Hudson River R.
R., exploded at the Hudson station last FRI
day evening, killing the Engineer, Sawyer,
and the fireman, George Whiting. Sawyer
leaves a wife and family, but Whiting was
unmarried. The engine is perfect wreck
The explosion was terrific, the locomotive being
turned directly across the track, with both
ends blown out. The rails of the track were
also torn off, so chat they had to be relaid
were on the ground greasing the engine when
the explosion occurred. Whiting was blown
the distance of five cars length.
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The barque Robert Walsh, Of Thomastown,
was wrecked of Cape Hatteras in the recent
gale, and all on board persisted. The bodies
of IL of the crew have been washed ashore
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-15

MORE TROUBLES IN ER17.-The mob at
Erie tore up the railroad track Monday, in
consequence of the company running their
trains through ON connected tracks. The
Sheriff was present, and cxhorted the people
to desist, but they hustled him away. Sever
al prominent leaders in the former riots tried
to dissuade the mob from violence. The
break extends for about half mile in the vii
lage of Erie.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-15

Rev John Dodge Of Waldoboro', Me-, has
received and accepted an invitation of the
Calvinistic Congregational Church Society, in
Harvard to become their Pastor.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-15

spy job Office. In connection with the Office OF
TINS paper, we have extensive Job Printing Office r
nshed with every variety type and both fast and slow
presses upon which we fill any order for Printing
WIN neaness and despatch, and very low prices Ca
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SignOP L. Papanti, Professor of Dancing. Les
sons given single pupils and to private classes any
hour of the day For particulars, apply Messrs Per-
ry Andrews Piano Forte Rooms, No Harrington
Block, between IL and II A. NJ, and and 4 P. NJ
ia4 dsm
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At the City Auction and Commission Store No. Pearl
Street Worcester. Consgnments solicited, and Auction
Business of all kinds promptly attended to.
ianS d&Wtf
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Mrs. $, Goodwin, an experienced and success stu
Midwife holds herself in readiness day and night TO at
tend to the duties of her profession Residence Austin
street. oct21 dtf
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E. 30 w MAN.

No. II Hanover Street, Boston, Mass Importer of
French and German Toy Watches Manufacturers Agent
for the sale of Jewelry, also wholesale dealer in Sewing
Silk, Vegetable Ivory Goods. Both City and Country
ade is solicited. inch d&w6m
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A. PrentIss, Designer and Engraver upon Wood
and Stone House Crescent Street. All orders left
with c. W. RICE, at L. D. Goddard Co.'s, will meet
with prompt attention Particular attention paid Draft
ng Machinery. dee3O diff
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The Banner Coal StOve-Four Sizes from 10
to 10 inch cylinders This Stove is established the
most scientific principles and will its
and gases making saving Of 40 per over any other
that sitting is required of the fuel burned in this
stoyc and the fire requires repenshing only in "a
hours. d. c. TIIURST0N,
aug20 deSTuTh 23l Main St.
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iscndy-Madc Clothing and Gents Fur
nisliing Goods. large assortment Of new and fash
ionabe styles constantly hand at II. G. VALENTINES,
No, Mechants Row. Front of Worcester House
DIFF
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DIED.

In this city March 10, Mr. Jonathan Rice, aged SO.
Funeral this afternoon, at O'clock from his late resi-
dence, on Austin Street Relatives and friends are iny-
ed to attend.
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pound now used everywhere for all diseases of the lungs
which may lead to consumption, is for sale by Wilson,
Fairbank, Cos Nos 43 and As Hadoyer Street, nearly
opposite the American House, and Druggists generally
IraueAer. mchl5 daMlt
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Police Court.
TUESDAY, March l4tf

TUESDAY, March 14th, 1854.
Stillman Haven for keeping dog without
alicense, was fined S., and costs, which he
paid, and was discharged.
Alonzo Mason, III Main St., was brought
up on on complaint for selling spirituous
liquor, to George R. Erwin, on the 18th day of
March. John H. Mathews, Esq, appeared
for the defence.
The counsel for the defendant filed writ of
misnomers; and the defendant made affidavit
that he was not known as A. Mason, and new
er was known as such, but was always called
Hiram E. Towne.
The several complaints against the defen-
dant were dismissed, because ofthe misnomer
in the writ.
Michael Foley for violations of the liquor
law on five separate complaints, was adjuged
guilty, and fined $40, and costs on the first,
and ordered to give bonds in 1000 not to Vi
olate any law Of the Commonwealth for one
year. On the End, 3d. and 4th, he was fined
800, and costs, and three months in House of
Correction in each, from all which sentences,
he appealed and gave bonds in the sum of
$500, to prosecute his appeal.
M. McGrath, for larceny, was fined 81 90
and costs, amounting to 5000.
Nf ------------
The following is list of Officers chosen at
the annual March Meeting in Shrewsbury,
1854.
Moderator William H. Knowlton. Clerk
job @. Stone Selectmen-- William H.
Knowlton, Levi. Hemenway, Erastus Vince
lock, Thomas Rice, John w. Barton. Treas
urer and colIectoy--Lorenzo Maynard. asses
sors-Benjamin Maynard, Arunah Harlow,
John B. Plmpton. Operseers Of the Poor
George Leonard, Joseph Temple, Luke M.
Wheelock. School con,mittee-N. w. VIII
iams, ]. B. Fay, George Leonard. cOnstGb1es
John d. Goddard, Nahum A. Newton.
We learn that the Committee Of the
Legislature have agreed upon plan for the
reduction of the House of Representatives,
and the equal superintendent Of the members
The committee recommend House OF 24O
based upon the number OF male cit
izens Of 2I years and upwards, the members
to be elected in districts.
The Boston Transcript of Tuesday,
says: It is understood in legal circles, that all
he fines & penalties imposed under the Liquor
Law, will fall beneath the ban OF unconsttu-
ionality.
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rs, 1864.

something New. new and beautiful engraving
o. tne LohDs PRAYER picture for every family
Dollar Agents wanted 70 circulate ii Ia everv town
IN the county. feb25 d2w ~ HERYEY
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Mr.. J. B. Nye, of Dedham. had his
pocket picked in Boston, on Monday afternoon.
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Girls, that understand Housework can be had by APP
plying at 233 Main ST., up stairs, Room !. dly
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BEST HAIR TONIC IN USE.
While the proprietor has be proud Of the es
Enlistment of the Tonic in short time upon firm
basis he is fully persuaded that that owing in
great degree to the real erceHeace Of the article itself
1t viii therefore be rgdy kept up the orgne standard,
and composed, heretofore of ingredients the best ana
expensive be found The effects resulting from the
Of the Climax Hair Tonic al the world Vol
untary testimony daily offered, showing its efficacy as
agent for
Preventing the falling ont of the Hair
Producing new Hair,
Dressing the Hair,
Sotenipg and arranging the Hair,
destroying Hair Eaters,
Removing Dandruf,
Curing Headache, and
All the ills that Hair is heir to.
All bottles containing the Climax Hair Tonic have al.
T. LAZELL Worcester, Mass, p blown in the glass
Price 25 per bottle; large bottles (pin IS cts, with
liberal discount to the trade.
u Orders from dealers respectfully solicited. All or
ders by mail, express otherwise, promptly executed.
L. L. LAZELL, Druggist,
feb27 dawtf POI Main st.
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AndersOn's Restorative and Preserva-
tive, Great American Remedy for the Hair and Cure
for the Nervous Headache. The benefit which the public
have derived from the of the above article is sufficient
for an advertisement for all who use treoommend it.
For sale by D. SCOTT, Druggist, 24S Main Street. and
by JAS, JOHNSON Hair Dresser. mch13 d5tk
Nathan WhiteIy's Celebrated Oriental
PaFfumed ChryseaIs, OR SPIRIT THE FLOWERS,
awarded Silver Medal the Fair Of the American Insti-
tuta, Oct 20, 1858. For sale by WIN. b. FENNo & SON
166 Main Street. mchl1 dSw3w
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AIisreLIanrous.

JUVENILE BOOKS.-A LARGE lot of Enc.
81 lsh and American Juveniles. CAN and examine az
q6 Main st. diff ID
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To thc Ladies and Gentlemen of yVor-
eester and vicinity Union Block Daguerrean Gallery
has not been closed have wished and Supposed
but is in full tide Of operation, and the Hathaway Broth
ers, its successful operators, would respectfully invite all
lovers Of the sunshine art to call and test their skill
artists and we will promise you good Types and
sonabe prices, that in returning your friends you
may be pleased to direct them where they may, at all
times, receive for their money the true Types Of Life, and
that you may never, fer instant, cry h0dip but by
your directions you may guide chem to the Union Block
Daguerrean Gallery the place Of places to get good Types
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AMES II. EST1PR0ox

& COUNSELLOR AT LAW
d. No. Union Block, Worcester. d&wtf
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Lewis G, Mum. AuctiOncer.
sales OF Real and Personal Property promptly attended
to. Office, 233 Main ST., up tsairs
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g. FEED BA LA1I .--A small lot of choice Barley
- raised In Northern New York. 1t was procured cx
pressy for seed and is really nice article, and free from
foul seed, for sale by LEE SPRAGUE co. Z
nch10 dRwH
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D. U M % ID u .

TEHHE subscribers have disposed of their interest in
the wholesale Produce Business devote their whole
lime to the Lumber Trade and would respectfully call the
attention Of all Carpenters and Builders to their
Having secured the exclusive Of several LARGE
MILLS, we are ready to furnish, at short notice.
Frames Of all kinds, Of the best timber Pine Spruce or
aud will guarantee satisfaction. All in Of Frames
he cnr.. ~. r-ilIl ID. mi Ill
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EENO RUILDE S. SEALED pROpnSALS

EENO BUILDE S. SEALED PROPOSALS
will be received by the subscriber until the rst day
Of April next for building Almsousa for the city Of
Worcester to be located the city farm and to be
built Of brick and covered with slate The building Is TO
be erected and enclosed by the first November next and
to be completed by the first Of August 1850 Plans and
specifications may be seen at the Office Of Boyden Ball
architects, Central Exchange.
By order Of the Building Committee Of the Common
Council. J.. S. c. KNOWLTON Chairman
Worcester, March 1854 dSw9v
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Ua@WeFreOtypcS Tor % Cents, at the Har
rgton Corner Daguerrean Palace corner of Front and
Main Streets. The subscriber guarantees to all who may
paronize him. entire satisfaction, change made
great variety Of Frames, Cases and Lockets constantly
on hand.
To Daguereans-A general assortment of Materials for
sale at New York and Boston prices
feb25 DIFF B. D. MARKHAM
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p. EMORY ALDRICH,
ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR At LAW,
d. No. Union Block, Worcester. d&wtf
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Lewis t. LazcII, Druggist and ApOthe-
cary, 2O1 Main ST., would respectfully solicit the
attention of all interested in the purchase of pure drugs
and medicines his large and well selected assortment
Every article has been purchased with particular refer
the retail trade All drugs will be warranted not
only pure but of the best quality procurabe Every
will admit that where medicine is needed, but the
parest and best should be used. Not only should the
physician be able with certainty upon the proper
effect of his prescriptions, but the patient should know
that regards purity, his medicine is reliable. This
course has been taken because it is believed intelligent
public require it, and will generously second with their
patronage every effort promote their common good
Medicines dispensed at all hours Of the night
feb27 BIN
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DUCHROMATE POTASH.-1OOO LBS,
AD Bi Chromate Of Potash, for sale by
u. s. 81 A. J. HOWE,
co ~ n.l