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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-06-20

BEST HAIR TONIC USE.
While the proprietor has be proud of the
adjustment of the Tonic short time upon SO firm
bass he is fully persuaded that that is owing in
great degree to the real excellence of the article ITSELF
1t will therefore be rgdy kept up to the orgnel standard
and composed heretofore of ingredients the best and
most expensive to be found The effects resulting from the
useof the Climax Hair Tonic all he World see Vol
unary testimony is daily offered showing its efficacy as
an agent for
Preventing the falling out of the Hair,
Producing new Hair,
Dressing the Hair,
SOftenng and arranging the Hair
Destroying Hair Eaters
Removing Dandrud,
Curing Headache, and
All the ills that Hair is heir to.
All bottles containing the Climax Hair Tonic, have L,
7. LAZELL, Worcester, Mass" blown in the glass
Price 25 per bote large bottles (pnts 70 cts with
a liberal discount to the trade.
u Orders from dealers respectfully solicited. All or
ders by mail express, or otherwise promptly executed
L. 7. LAZELL, Druggist,
feb2T dawtf 2O1 Main st.
GTENNARr & KILGOUR, CUTTERS
- AND GUN MAKERS, No. Central Street, Wor-
cester Mdss their sincere thanks the citizens
Of Worcester and vicinity for their liberal patronage and
hoge, from the long experience they have had in the trade
and strict attention to business to merit continuance Of
their favors.
GUNS AND PISTOLS,
made to orders CUTLERY of all kinds made to order.
cutlery and Gun Work made and cleaned.
Locks repaired and fitted with keys large assortment
Of Keys Kept always eand Jobbing Of all kinds strict
y attended to- aud warranted to give satisfaction All
free Of charge.
III business hours from in the mornins, till in the
evening. my9 diff
MOUTH GLUE-for sale nv J. O. HILL.
A'4 leiz DIV Druggist, 229 mann st
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THE ONLY PnIzE MED

THE ONLY PEIZE MED
eC[1SS1@azS4zs@' AL FOR
L r u S S E S.
z. gSaE- Awarded to MARSH L. co by
tile Industrial Exhibition of all Ma
tions at the Crystal Palace, for the
RADICAL CURE TRUSS, thus giving
tn rough their Surgical Committee Professors Renwick
Parker, Carnocban, Clark, Ludlow, others, the EN-
phate imprmaur for which its Inventor has labored
siduOusly for twenty-five yeas.
An extensive list Of names of mercantile and other gen.
temen cured by this Truss, may b. their office
Imp owed Elastic SusPendeP Shoulder
Brace, for expanding the chest and preserving SYM
mery of fom adapted to men, women and children, and
so constructed to bring the bearing the pon Of
shoulder, thereby preventing cutting under the Alb
dominal supporters of the most approved patterns.
MARSH CO., p Maiden Lane, New York. For sale
Worcester by L. I. LAZELL, Druggist.
ap4 daw 6mis
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DR.. 0RDWAY'S
PAIN ID ES Il YE r..

This preparation composed of great variety Of Elk
tracts, Gums Essential Oils Of which have not here
toOre been united and compounded in the present form
1t will attacks Of CTamp Of the Stomach Spasms
Commissions, Paintings Pain m the Stomach, Bowels Side
Back Limbs, aud great variety Of other difficulties 1t
is also invaluable external remedy IL will be found
to contain nearly double the strength any similar article
and possesses properties heretofore No family
should be without it for single day.
Ut Price rs, 374 and 81 cents Bottle.
Full directions tor the above Medicines the Bottles.
For sale by all the principal Druggists in the country.
Orders should be accompanied with full directions how
Ihal be sent.
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Glotl)ing.


THE CLOTHlEKS SONGI
She comes, she comes, the Summer comes
Der mountain and meadow now,
With sparkling dew on her fairy rect
And roses on her brow.
And the trees put on their garments greers
And the meads their rests Of gold
To welcome her back TO our gardeils gnyss
That laugh at Winter oil.
And shall not we, like the jocund flowers
Put on our vesiments rare,
70 meet the Summer as we should meet
A queen so bright and fair
Yes we shall dress in sfken sheen,
And in gossinleT SO fine,
Aud we'll go forth, nor feel oppressed
While the sunbeauls on US shine.
Then let US to MAcuLLAR's go,
At the sign OF the Full Dressed Man,
And we STALL find the rsrest robes,
That we could wish to don.
Five thousand vests, ten thousand coats.
All striped, or in floral bloom
With sprigs Of the richest flowers are wove,
With beauty, but with no perfume.
The zephyr coat of brown mohair,
And Alpaca black we'll find,
With the golden Nankin and Linen White,
And the Bingham stripe combined.
You may look, with liant I'm, far and Wide
For place to suit you more,
But you meier can be suited SO well as at
Macullar 4 Williams's store
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NEW DRY GOODS STORE,
81 FREMONT STREET,
PROVID ENCE & WORCESTER R. R.
rEsssssssfas :, r~-sae.
GsSsisss@.Hssk STEAMER PERRY =

-
Ga and after June 9TH, 1854 the Steamer Perry Can
tain WooLsEY, will run between PROVIDENCE AZ NEW
PORT, connecting twice a day. each way with the pr,v
dence and Worcester Railroad as fuliows:-
Leave Newport at A. NJ. and II F. NJ connecting
with Morning and Evening Trains from Providence.
Leave Providence al A. NJ, and P. NJ or on arrival
of trains from Worcester and Boston.
1t Passengers may procure through tickets at Railroad
Stati ms Of New YORK and New Haven Il ,ilroad New
York of Western Railroad, Albany; or Providence and
Worcester Railroad, Worce ster.
f A Ii E.
Newport and Worcester, ......... Al 20
New YORK, via Worcester, Springfield
Hartford, and New Haven, Observation-Disclosures. $50
NewpMt aud Albany, via Worcester Springfield $50
4" Troy, IA
f." 6 Schenectady, 5ss
ssratosa, 600
Dten, 6.S5
syracuse, :" 1856
hoohesier, $50
Buuaio 1890
Niagara rams, . " 1870
By the present arrangement for running passenger
trains over The New York and New Haven IL rtf I'd and
Springfield, and Western Railroads. assel rs have the
advantage OF day route To dnd New York albany
Saratoga, and wjortleaying either terminus in the
morning, and arrive the tasr evening of the
day Passeng IS and baggage conveyed free of
charge between the Boat and Railroad Station N Proy
dence. ISAAC IL sOIiTHWIEK
Jsl9 d5m Prov. and Wor. Railroad
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LABELS CLIMAX HAIR TONIC.

This incompar
blepreparation
which has now
been before the
public one year,
during which
time it has been
extensively used
and thoroughly
tested, has at
tanned a position
TAR IN advance
of the more or
binary prepare
tons, and is now
generally con
coded TO be tho
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ORDwAY & wADLEIGH, Lawrence, Mass.

Sole Proprietors
For sale in Worcester by james Green. NJ b. Green, B.
A. Harrington n Co., Sibley Scott caldwell HILL L.
A. Wetherbee; New England vltage, b. B. Wingate
Grafton, A. L. Halves Clinton A. A. Burdtt Rtchburg
j. i. Lane, L. b. Choate Mbury, Il. Taft Uxbrdgr,
r. D. Mowrey East Douglass, Aaron NJ, Hill; Webster,
Geo. P. Upham Co., L b. e. Pope; oxford, 4. Orms-
bec and by the principal dealers OF medicines everywhere
inch 3 d&w
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. U r . a 7 S La L L.
IMPORTANT NEwslt

NO FIGHTING ON THE DANZzaE,
The Great Question settled that you can get Great Bar
gains in
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
AT $50 MAIN STREET.
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MACULLAR, WILLIAMS & co.

27t PiPer's BIOcx, Main Street,
SIGN OF THE FULL DRESSED NAM
have Just received one Of the largest Stocks record
Of every variety, Of cheap fashionable, and desirable
SUMNER CLOTHING, which they are selling at thc
lowest prices They also continue to make
the best Custom Clothes in the City.
He who coasus economy and will call at MacullAr
Williams Il Co.'S without delay my18 dn
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Books, 5tationerp, 81.
N EW OOK S TOR q.

N. IIERV EY,
2O7 Main st ID Store North Of Am temperance House
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Book Agents be supplied with Books at
liberal discount. Nav Books constantly received.
10000 Copies of Lamplighter issued
Our Parish
Toldls Daughter at School. an27 diff
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Boston A0ucrtis :nlrllte.

VVNHE HORS E-NoBLEsT OF ANIMALS
n Second clifton published this day; the First Edi
ton sold in one week-of DR.. GEO. II. pADD'S cele
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VNNO LET-A convenient House, containing twelve
N rooms in good repar--within 20 rods of the Post
Once inquire at this Office. les dSw2w
The Delaware herald., 1854-06-28

llEADIsG orr THE DRY FoLKs.-1he Mayor
of Camden, has come out with a prpelamation
announcing his determination to enforce the
law against selling liquor on the sabbath
Camden was the last hope of the thirsty. the
oass in the sandy desert from which fountains
Of drink constantly flowed. Creation suffered
nothing in its /" ease" as long as this spring
sparklcd percnnially amid the Jersey sands
Now the scheme Is changed, the, pitcher is
broken the tocAtai.i is closed, and though a
river rolls between the inhabitants, upon each
side may tand upon its banks and cry in vain for
drink Mayor Conrad and Mayor Fisler have
parted the waters OF drunkenness and left moth
ing but dry places for the people to walk over,
--KedFfr.
The Delaware herald., 1854-06-28

DY5ENIEEY.--The following testimonial from
SCION Robinson, ofNew York, may be of inter
est to our citizens at this time, when dysep-
terry and other kindred diseases are SAID to be.
to soue extent, prevalent.
The worst case of cholera gorbus dvsentcry
ana i!uA t'lat | every saw, have repeatedly
cured III very few minutes, BY strong tea
made OF the bark of the sweet gum-taken
green from the tree is the best. Steep a hand
lui to pint ofwater, until the liquid is like
good coffee. Drink it clear, or sweeten It with
loaf suger, or add wine glass of good brandy.
II the shock is severe. If not infallible, it is
remarkable in its effects, and well worth being
tred' and known in every family
The Delaware herald., 1854-06-28
Communications.
Correspondence Of Ihe Herald.

MEssRs. EDIToRs viii you admit Eev
vague observations in your paper, from a sub
scriber? '''O
Dissertations made ohile on to1y 10 Phil,
detphia s...
AT half-past Six o'clock, A. NJ, We took tbe
stage al smyrna. After passing qyer SIX miles
~ iousn FoaG we arrived at the Landing, lust
"a tHiie 70 taKe the steamboat Balloon, for the
" tle i'aiIoon' Capt Ball and the boats crew
loon Is fine, substantial and comrDod;ons 10
well calculated to answer the des;,r tor vh;cI
she was built, Capt. Balls rentInmo,,,'' a. A.
meanor Is demonstrative that he Is fbe >ary ,ao
ior the very responsible Office which he fIIs
h'3 aftable department is well calcnlatad to o,,,,
the esteem of all his passengers: and in q -
the whole heats crew are sooiabjn md ,,o,,
ohllgng. The steward, also, is the very no;
to I'LL that important station--bis tobIo connn
ne surpassed on the Delaware.
AFTER pleasant passage we landed at Ghost
nut street wharf, about one o'clocl D AT -
Whlle perambulating the streets of the citv. ",
discovered, ever and anon, black drapc susnend
eo at the door knobs, WHICH indicated tha
ueau'--the unconquerabe toe,-had passe,
through the city and done his office there All
thought we, how little do the busy multitnJ.
mat are passing to and fro, know of the dec,
ana heart-searching affliction of those families
perhaps kind husband, an indu!gent fatbcr
TO whom the family had locked, for support, ba,
oeep taken--perhaPs a loved wife, fond r,o
theF or, perhaps an only child haa been Gale,
away! Doubtless, those bereavod f,milc,
keeny feel that death has lett vacuum VIII cl
this world can never fill.
How diversified are the scenes Of that inter
estlng city! Here are the rich roliira in fboi,
wealth-here, the man Of busness--bnrc ~.
poor-the mendicant--the lame-tbe haIf--,h,
bllnd--the joyful--thc buoyant-lhe afflicted
and the debauched--all of whom make tL.n
appearance In the streets of Philadelphi-.
During our short stay in the CITY q solemn
thought was pressed upon our mind, viz: Doe,
the Almighty take cognizance Of all tb,
a.ch'eVements OF that city! Does lis record.
mg-angel note down all the w;ckednesso of tba,
great city? If so, how fearful will be the day
OF Judgment! These thoughts BEING too soi.
emn to follow further, we will close our few
remarks by saying, that business in the CITY !,
exceedingly brisk, all country produce bearma
an excellent market.
The Delaware herald., 1854-06-28

R5~ Omer Paeha bas six aides-de.c
they are all HnHgarians, and are remarkable
Tor the speed with,whichthey go over the Ground
They speak French and Turkish very we'll -
HayIng sunk their Hungarian, and received
Turkish names, such as Osman Effendi and
Habub Effendi, they are looked upon bv the ar
my as rea! Turks, and do not come in for that
share OF suspicion and distrlIst that other TO-
reigners frequently incur.
0l-It is stated that the remains of Gen, La
fayette he IN neglected graveyard at Paris
WIN only plain horizontal slab to mark the
spot.
La Fayette's tomb is within the precincts of
d hunery at ParIS-ts securely shielded from
1",ruSIoh as The tomb OF any patriot in France.
Line cHaracter oi him whose honest dust II en-
crosses, II is simple and unostentatious but those
who visit it will not deem it "neglocted" or
exposed. albany EU. Journal
SnIsTRIA.-Against the Russian forces Of
IO,O0O men arrayed before Silistria. if appoars
that the commander OF the allied army has sent
an equal number of the troops, conais,ing nj
$4,000 Turks of Omar Pac.7a's frcos. 2l .OGO
French, and 10000 British. The kead-ousr-
ters of the allies was at Varna, and il was cal
cuated that by the 10th of June their cxpeditioD
would reach SlIstrtp when desperate t&ttlc
would no doubt ensu9
The CnoLERA.-Philadelphi June 2j--The
Board OF Health report nine cases OF cholera du-
ring the past week. One death from the same
disease occurred in the county prison, where
seven female prisoners have been attacked du-
ring the past week, No new cases have been
heard 0ofto-doy. The total deaths for the v eek
are 222.
NEBRASKA AND KANsAs.--The Washnrton
Star understands that all the Indian trdcs in
these two new United States Territories have
concluded treaties with the Commissioner of
Indian Affairs, for the telinquishmcnt OF the
lands at present occupied by them within the
scope of country proposed to be included under
the TWO new governments.
~ Congress is busy doing nothing.-,Nev-
port Roll.
Il mistake, dear Roll. Lessons in BDlincs.
gate are being Taught and members are per-
iectng themselves in pistolng during session
hours. Call you that "doing nothng!" DO it
justice.
The Delaware herald., 1854-06-28
Correspondence Of the Herald.
LEwEs, Del, June ID, 1854.

! INV GS3 Dci.B June Ia, 1904.
INC Town oi Lewes. as you are aware, i
sttuateu on inc extreme eastern point of on
ss"'e ana as you have extensive commun;cu
nohs from different directions, ! believe yo,
n1'G uohe IRON here, perhaps few lines ma,
not be amiss from me.
ne general character of the inhabitants o
our place is somewhat of the stand-st;lI nrino;
pie. What the oldest lnhabitantg has ncvn,
accomplished, with them the motto IS :. II nova,
can be done - When orr stpo,nLoat ,o,,,
HiehceG running, the cry was, she wouId onlv
run few months and she would ston :" hn,
What mas been the case! She is ruDnIng now
ana Is cong . good business, too. And, in
| everything else, there is q certain norton of
cur ctlzens that are down on anv+binc
IKE Improvement. As a sample Of the Dn9
Nothing character Of our citizcns-our footv.av
winch leads over the beach to the ste.ubo.t
wharf was washed away by the high tides of
the late storm; and the subject of buildinn
another was discussed. Some proposed 10 raj
the funds by subscription, but there was mt
one-fourth OF the amount raised. The trustnes
OF the town took the matter in hand. and tbe,.
resolved to "raise the wind" by taxation. and
am ashamed to tell i) there could NOT he
round one person would act as Assessor. This
give you as the character of our citizens
bnt, To say something of other matters, | must
let the citizens rest for the present.
The steamboat wharf which was carried
away by the storm, will be completed in a few
weeks, which will be much easier TO land ms =.
sengers on than in boats.
The hotols are undergoing a thorough reno
yating, III anticipation of a great ma nv visiters
,,nrough the coming warm weather. The Ocean
House Will be opened in few days, by J. Nor
gan Ramsy, Esq, of Philadelphia.
We are IN great need of Maine Law here
IS the Liquor Law of the last session of our
Legislature has made things WORSE. Rum is
ised more plentltully than before. think the
.me is not far distant when we shall have +
Maine Law in our State. -.
As intended my letter to be short, close.
Respectfully, yours,
BREvITY.
The Delaware herald., 1854-06-28
B VITIES,

" Women, to be lovely, must be sta~cbe,
neither IN manner nor dress.
G~r A Stock Exchange-Putting on spm
mer cravat instead OF that you wore during tn,
winter. ""
OF large wild cat was killed in Mia,r
county, Pa, last week.
CE3- Some "iast" youngsters wear blno .oo. >,
and brass buttons. The blue is indicativc .,
their feelings, the brass OF their manners.
% Good qualities, like great abilities. arc
ihcolnprehensibie and inconceivable to such &c
are deprived of them. 90
OT The reputation of New York for hones-
ty OF any sort is rather low ebb, every where
else but in that city.
OF About 1900 persons have visited the
Patent oihce and gallery of the National Inst;-
tute. since the first inst. ''''''
G.y" Under the Post Office laws and -oroI.
tions' daguerreotypes are legally charqeabIe
with letter postage when forwarded in the mail
o. Locusts are infesting northern Illinois
In myriadS in many parts, they cover
every shrub, and make the woods vocal with
tAeir singing. In that section they are said to
have last appeared in the summer of 1888.
(J- Death is black camel. which kneels at
the gates of all. ~
( OF Drawing to a close--The trout season
IN Blair countys Pa.
0-- Air is adish one feeds on every minnie
and' therefore, II need be good.
Or The last moments of the individual who
stole our umbrella will be subject of pity.
t1- Public sentiment--Tlle average ureiu.
dice ofnankind. 'r'N1U-
G5- Twenty eight " limbs of the law - ~
NoIristown. Wonder if N. is good place to
G- The stepping stone fortune is no, to be
found in jewellers shop,
or A Certain Cure for Strong peonla--.csa,
4 situation as letter. .arrier, and live on yonr
GT woman, 90 years ofage, has command
y the Turkish arms. She ID said to be aone
of 'ein' in fight. 'Ds's Ao
10 Grog shops and tavrrns are closed IN (
Norristown on Sunday. Per conseouencs n,,
mat sacred day, "order reigns in" Norristown.
G.y-Fifteen hundred gallons of lioaor. worn
Ieized IN Providence r. l., on vVednesdav. bai,,s,
he first under the new law.
0TI In Memphis, Tenn, tic man who rets
Trunk is not fined on confined, but set 10 woss sns
o clean the streets for SO many days moro ~
ess, according to the grade OF his irtoxioation
CHANCE or IIouas The philadelnh;a. WA.
nington and Baltimore Railroad have change,d (,
he hours Of starting their trains.
a convention Of farmers is 70 be heldin July
I " arfentoSp, va-- on the subject OF the joint Z
'ornl Inc exchange from which we clip The
cailsit "AJoint Wtrm Convcntion"k
The Delaware herald., 1854-06-28
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2s, ,asa,

To RaADrRs AND CoRaEspc,;0F,ro 60
mpsessnae of God." by the "Pilgrim Rbvue, :,
wnl appear in our next The Fbvner haA '.I-' Ia
his Ashiaad retreat. and gone on nilcrira.ro
We wish him happy journey. and hons b. :,
WI. sire us frequent notes by the way.''
The poem ITO my Mother" cannon .rnoor
IN Tie Issue of the 5th prox., but it, with ssvo.
=; srf', will appear as we have room
eiseusson between "Charlie" and
spnns." we think. had better be brought to
. closfa sephus has exhausted his stoek oi
arguments. dad got into Charles fun.bar ;,
" II tsiideth not to edifoation.p
% our FIRST page IS an article On g pibls
Aen2s'Sase." which the writer intends as tbo
nfsl OF series. We think they will provs
n'saiy interesting and instructive 10 most os
our readers -
'eYefai prose- articles on hani for next week
The Delaware herald., 1854-06-28

61- The Rum Party held another meeting a,
ffsoenes- en- Saturday, the l7th inst. The
rssssaSg S'sh addressed by Thomas P. Reynolds.
the Preeie9n', and Dir. Hazard, the secretary
q sssd paftT. We learn from one who was in
~ q ths time, that ths meeting consisted 3.
ss : rou,5si's TIRES loafers," ard halsa-
sosra bc,S.and two or 'lifss little girls Greet
ssss,se taatf Fssderica has become quite
rsss''eos' hcn ibs sscr Of its being the place
- rssdesrrss fsr the rrr uarty 81 mi. s,s,a
Il = - - hrpsd tha, when sss Fo,trta;., os
this ysrsy shali have become drv. tbsy NAV saslE
~ yesss<hine better to q ka - nj : ss.,,.s
~ NJ. On tAe sdo Of Rsstr;csior sd p,,t,;,,;'
tsD.
The Delaware herald., 1854-06-28
Smyrna, yunc Ii,iG5;--3t.
TO TIE AEEElCTEn-

We subscriber adopts this metI,o! of inform.
ing those who are afflicted with Rbnn-na-
usn, that he hss a recipe for making nrcna.
ration that will effect sure and permanent
cure OF thelr disease, TO matter of how Ion~
standing 1t may be, whether Inflammatorv 20
Chrsnc. 1t was discovered about the vear
ls36' by his father, whoy after having ieeD
ahiicted very severely for upwards of ten wears.
win Reconnaissance entirely restored to health
and soundness by its use. 1t has never been
presented to the public before, but has, like an
angel of mercy, been doing good in a secret
way 1t having cured many to whom the sui
scr'ber has recommended it. 1t docs not pro-
toss, like many quacks, to cure all the ten thor.
sand diseases to which human flesh is heir. but
merely to cur" Rheumatism, for which it is an
inf1lllble remedy.
The subscriber having determined to leave
Smyrna, has left the recipe with DENNY
81 Et ENSON, SR., Broom Maker, under the
H"raH Office, Commerce street, of whom the
arf.cl g can be had at any time, either in % Ct
or 80 CT. Bottles.
WM. II. START.
The Delaware herald., 1854-06-28
DIED

In Frederica, Kent county, Del, on thc ~
;m ims'.' MF' JOHN CrLIEv, after long and 5, ,cI.
On the 22d instant, at the residence Of h.,
uonsF' near Camden, Del, Miss MARGAnrr 4
LEWIS IN her 10th year. There is som.'ti.. =
L.Iaiy pecuihrly melancholy III the cecay OF you,a-z
something that Su..ise' the eyes oi H.. fLon@l,.
lul anu reflective with bitter tears, But ri5.r
will "'"' ''4cteiofc, 10
W. eeP MOI To- u ose Wf..m the vel nf il,e ,o,,f
rr.. 81 80" s'n Ina.ly morning. alh hd iOm our eyes
Or ea'h had proia1cd wh.. w;s a.i T. 'ln
The Delaware herald., 1854-06-28

oun sInP YAED.-The energy and er,o.
prise which characterize the labors Of opr :.
deistigable ship-builder, Mr.. James IIendri,I :
ron' Of this place. certainly merit cornuends.
i'on. Besides those vessels which he has con.
rrucsed. and TO which we have, from time 70
tine, made allusion in the Herald, we notice =,
feei lad Tor schooner, of $50 tons, for one of
our sownsinsn--Mr. Jno. McCrackep: ready
70 'aonoh,s schooner of IS tons, for Geo. w
Canmins, Of this place; just commenced. a
schooner Of 100 tons, for Lerauel showel1. r.
Jusz finished schooner of 100 tons. for een.
isusn Of Psnnsylvania. The industry and
nssser-woskmanship Of Mr.. H. command the
sssension and patronage of all who can proDer.
" sPpreeiats superior nautical architecture-
"shave heard this gentleman's praise sounded
~ men whose opinions in regard to such mat
ssra are entitled to. and receive, attention and
sonsdsretifn. We would advise all who have
ssea SssadsisS 70 DO, to hx upon Smyrna ss the
1toos - which to have it done. and upon Mr.
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