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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-28

Two ACCO AND SNUF F.
Russell Robinson's No. ISIS, and S.
GTanPs Nc ISIS, and SIS.
Eagle No. 1,-l0s.
Wise WISE d iSP' Choice }Oavondi'h.
Anderson's solace,
Wheetr's,
Kne's Smoking Tobacco.
slade's Macaboy, )
sWeetsers Rappee, Snuff
Lorilard's ellow y
Offered for Cash by L. HARRINGTON
1903 Main street, Whites Block,
aulO d3w % Door South of the Common
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" DUNG LADIES INSTITUTE 4,
III CLARK1S BLOCK MArN srnrrr -

The Fall Term will open the first Monday in septem
Der Hours of session from 81 A. NJ, to O'clock P NJ
For terms and special arrangements circulars to be
had at the BOOK stores.
Private instruction given to Ladies' Gentlemen from
to O'Clock, P. NJ.
au21 div J. BUsHEE, Principal.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-28
n Q B A @ @ 70 AND CIGARS.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
The undersigned have again supplied themselves with
very large stock of the very best IMPORTED
HAVANA CIGARS.

Comprised In part of the
Ant'Fuidad, La Rosa, Pizarro Flor y Undia Escula
Pto, A"ltits, NGgdGiena, Camenclto, Tavitia,
Ell LibanG, Juan Vilario,
And all other brands.
MANILA CIGARS, CHERnoTs, YARA, PRINCIPE,
and all other kinds of DOMESTIC CIGARS, FANCY
GOODS MEERsoHAUM and FANCY PIPES; the.best
brands CHEWING and the greatest variety SMOKING
TOBACCO.
Prices and Qualities will not fail to suit the
most difficult buyers.
an Goods warranted to give satisfaction, or the money
will be refunded.
ESSMAN n HAAS,
au25 dim No. Lincoln House Block.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-28
ELLIOTT w. PRATT
GIVES INSTRUCTION IN MUSIC.
Residence No. Walnut 81.

He has permission to refer to his former teachers NJ
GusTAvE SArrHR, Boston, and Messrs. A. s. and b. D.
ALLEN, Worcester, JED dN
OH. TILLOTsON.
ATTORNEY 4 COUNSELLOR At LAW
No. s, Brinley Hall,
mh2l ar Worcester, Mass
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" OIfe'8 CcIebF8ted scbiednm ArOmnilc
SChnepPs.
This medicinal beverage is manufactured by the pro-
prieor, at schiedam, Holland, expressly for medicinal
use by process peculiar to his Factory It is the
pure Tionture Of the Italian Juniper Berry whose
Vnous extract is distilled and reoed with its sprituous
solvent which thus becomes concentrated tjncure Of
exquisite favor and aroma, altogether transcendent in
Is cordial and icnal properties any alcoholic slim
ulant made in the world It is prescribed by
than 5000 physicians in the United states in
Of Gravel Gout, Dropsy and Bladder and Kidney Com
plants.
Put up in Quart and Pint Bottles, in Of doz.
qs and Of two doz PTS end for sale by all the
Druggists and Country Merchants.
UD0LPH0 WOLFE,
Sole Manufacturer and Importer,
Depot % Bes yer st., New York.
The Pnnrianr takes this hertv referrng 10 the
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-28

10 NJ RkEED LADIES
is peculiarly suited Il will in short time bring m
he monthly period with regula, ty.
Each bottle, price One 8lar, bears the Government
stamp Of Great Britain to prevent couuterfeits.
& at IA
These Pills should not be taken by females that arc
pregnant during the first three months as they are
sure 70 bring on iscarrlGge, bnt every other tine
and 10 every other case, they perfectly safe.
10 al cases Of Nervous aud Spinal affections Pain ID
the Back and Limos, Fatigue slight exerton Palpta
uon OF Che Heart Hysteries and Wits these Pills will
effect cure when all other have failed and although
powerful remedy do not contain iron, caome antmo-
ny or anything hurtful to the constitution.
kull directions &C company eacn package.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada
JOB MOSES,
(Iate 1, G. Baldwin Il Co y Rochester N Y
N B. 81 and six postage stamps enclosed to any au.
mail. - ~
For sale by druggists in every town in the United
tetes
BC ar. FOSTER, Il CO., No. Cornhiu, Boston,
Wholesale Agents for New England.
For sale by Vim. Bush & Co wholesale and retail
Agents, and druggists generally. dAwti dec22
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-28

An English and French Department. under the united
care Of Mics J. GARDNER and Mons A. De VESEzE
graduate OF the Lyceum Louis lie Grand, Paris in be
opened IN connection with the School of Design Sept
1st 1885, Children Of i've years of age will be admitted
to the preparatory in which they will begin the
elements OF both English and French Older pupils will
be advanced to such standing in the regular four years.
course as their previous sttainments may justify
Wrench text books used and recstions conducted en-
trely ia French whenever it is possible do. For
catalogues, address.
M L ROBINSON D
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-28

The Worcester Water Cmre VIII hereafter
be exclusively devoted to the Of female patients
while the other will be received only IS boarders-
The location OF this establishment ia elevate quiet and
healthy, combining the advantages Of both town and
country Open at all seasons For circulars address
ROGERS, NJ D Worcester, Mass.
~ DR.. RoGsRs' day Office is in the Central Exchange
Poat 0ce noor. During the Evening and night he may
be found at the Water Cure. diff aul
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-28
XNTORCESTER SCHOOL OF DESiC

NNJ UEANN rs 3 X 0CHUUL OF DESits n
w AND ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS.-The Psll
Term will commence September 1st, 1858. At this In
sttution the Amateur Teacher, Achte,t Designer &c.
will hnd instruction adapted the profession Of each
Particular attention given to those preparing to teach
and teachers aided In procuring situations.
ChiIdreu's Glasses Wednesday and Saturday
afternoons at So for eleven weeks, $40 per year.
The attention of parents is particularly requested to the
peculiar adgantages afforded pupils from six to fourteen
years Of age
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-28
FLU MINATION CANDLEsI
GRAY &c COFFIN.

Have onhand any quantity Of ILLUMINATION CANDLES
II to the pound suited the contemplated Celebration
Of the first of MISUNDERSTANDING furnished all the lights
on the Boston Common the 18th inst. for a similar
purpose. au25 dt30
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Gallery of Paintings.

One Hall at the Academy is constantly open to the
public who invited tovisiI the collection Of Paintings
kind Of Artists Materials for sale importers prices
L, Z Z, N Il II NJ 9 II, L IL II N L,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-28

Tnvnlids, office This Fact! For the past
Fifty years DR. s. o. RICHARDSON'S SHERRY WINE
BiPrERs have been unrivaled an effective and yau-
able Spring and Summer medicine. Aud while almost
every Of the thousands Of remedies that have been
introduced within that pered has been Abandoned Dr.,
HcHARDsoHs medicine has been sustained with Increased
popularity For sale at the Doctors Office No. 81 Hano-
yer Street. Boston, and by dealers in medicine every.
where myl0 dam
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-29
STlNDlRT. BRNIS 4 MIRRlI. 3 :
PROD UcE COMMISSION MERCHAN rs
FLOUR.

We are receiving the following well known br,pds,,
foar On Consignment, which we call the attention a,
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TRADE CIRCULAR.
OFFICE OF CLESELAND Wool DEEoT' 1.Es

July An1c
Dear SIR ou- soepts the present time are very 0iisk
although the amount this time Is not equal 70
tint of fmer ysars which may be attributed to the una
o.he weather for sheang Having made no sales q our
medium grades we are unable quote prices Of same We
have elected sales of cur and fine grades
which we quote at SC for No 5 AID 5On for super
The indications are fer faTorabe ian We aniie
TED two months ago, which time the VIEWS Of nnoe-
tue7s were much lower ihaa At the present lime Dunns
the las1 tzo weeks large amount OF low and medium
os nave changed hands this sate, pm es starting al
2.t and by the composition II buyers Ia ly aavano-
p and aO TIE average rce paid IA The county al
this time Is a5oui Sc which, hOw,ver does not command
the best clips
The annsr Of operating far this season, has been IN
like that OF any years Agents have had positive
instructions not to exceed given price, fr any quality Of
WOOL and this had the effect to srHg cut much larger
proportion low voos and leave much larger proper
ion Of ne to be sold dung any former years We
have leard Of fne clips being bought through the
country al a. A. and Our zdEioes oH S hgzn are
very reliable giviag similar the market there
proes starting At p to SIC and advzncs qek 10 IS and
&c We adYsei that prominent beysr Las NI-h-
draun frum the maIkt Michigan deemiug the latter
high T. wool msTket through The vfsi
quite an anonaly Manufacturers the Prss t'
wish 10 pay By their god CT bil luck during the past
m1nihs whilst speculaiors To measuIs them b. the
smoun Of money they can eommand and the competition
surround .ng them.
Those who complain of 100 HI prices foIloW in the wake
Of bole operaors and T5ly taking the coaTse
wools satisfactory prices growers ezcei in certain
localities wsere prices low. We would advise
growers in sucA places hDa tEeT woods until they are
xaniel for consumption; and should hsy sish TO Te-ze.
VIC would suggest that they forward thgir wool tc take
an c. abide the result 0 favorable market
Respectfully YOurs,
GooDALE CO.
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MORNING LEADER OFFICE I
MoNnAv June -, s p NJ. :
Financial, &c.

There Is 10 new feature money matters Ihe ho' ary
weather has last In gOod sarues, and IN degree
which comPensaes fsT the excess Of rain duras the eN
weeks past Nov all speculation with regard tothe lnni-
ing crop IS le and the dulness Of the markets indoai's
confidence N large crops The New YO'k conuerra al Lsf
Of Sauray roes the fact that agrcutarsl plenty BIDS
fair ameoraie the slguaon Of business and Whatever
else we may lack and that shah Al least have an aouA
dance OF food The money market continues dull lenders
seek lie bolruvers and though the demand IS feeble yet as
copien-e Is restored and grow OF maintaining
lare and useless deposits, mus eventually come oui-
There is more than moIeJ enough for all the business
a The COUNTRY aud though trade almost Darayzsd Jet
as capital once becomes employed and manuise uTes
are econenoed things brighten and the old pros
perify viii IN due back sgsia- But Is eouiAs
f be waited aad Il should be enough the present. to
S8 S8, living '''''''' ''''''1'' i''s' '''"'' -'
r Porter, Receiver Of the Bank Of South County.
Wakefield l. has issued circular Announcing that the
Bsuk wi. not be able operations al present IN
Consequence O. delay Of payment By the oeos oi ne bak
He ys there Is douht the sseiy q The d Is
which v law have preference other debs and more
, lien uaoa the private properly Of the stockholders,
several u whom wealthy. Persons presenting them
ard raing receipt will the opinion Of Receiver be eE-
titled to Interest
The Macorab County Bank Michigan, has resumed, but
being wildcat institution quoted al . per Ct, discount
The following are the legal rates Of iaeresl in the several
States Of the Union
Maine per cent
New Ham ashie-5 per cent
VermOut-6 per cent except upon r1iiToad nies OF b'
winch may bcar7 per cent
Massachusetts-G per cent
Rhode is s.ald-G uer cent.
Ccuueccut-6 per cent Fy the law oi NAY. lo1 uauka
prohibited under penalty OI Sso lou taxing crety
indiTecily OgerG per cent,
New York. per cent
New jersey per cent
Pennsy lrania-6 per cent.
Deaware-6 per cent.
MarYlEnd-6 per cant-
NITEluil-6 per cent
Norm Caro- .ina-5 per cent.
South Caroiiua-1 per cent
Georsia-Iper cent,
Alabama per cent.
Arkansus-6 per cent Special confrEcts IN writing
this state will admit erceeding per ceut-
Fl0rda-6 per cent On special contracts cent IS
allowed
Illinois, per cent previous 70 1851 and 10 cent since
that time.
Indiana-e per cent.
ICWa-S per cent. On special and Judgments
10 may be charged
KenfuckY-6 per cent
L0uisianz-5 10 per cent
Mehgan-I per cent Il is lawful TO siiPulae for any
sum not erceeding 10 per cent
bssissiDpi-6 per March. fs56, 10 y cent
Is allowed On special contracts
AIss1urG cent Parties can agree for any sum not
exceeding 10
not eKceedllg 70 pei cent can be rniorced-
Tens per cent Special agreement in writing
seeding L
Wiscousin-l2 per cent.
Calf0rnla-l0 per cent On SPECIAL contracts any
interest may be agToCd uTon or paid
~. f-11-,s,. .. n D. q n, s nj N-,.. T=ef
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MARINE NEWS.

u List OF Vessels passing and Lock Of the
weand Canal Port Colbourne. c. W. fuTaished by
Lock Tender the Board of Lake Underwriters p
bins Secretary
BoUND wEsr-Juno 25-SchoOneTs MerIimac. 1--we Yam
kee, Marquette; Margaret. Ga the 26th-SchOOuers
NJ S scott. X. o Lake A e Raynor, Perseverance,
Thornton Sulfaua
bound EAsr-June 25-Eargue Norman; brlg John Rae;
sch1ouers Buttlcs Abion kosciuskO Fuon Maple Leaf
Meirose emperor, Lively Lochiel. Aary- on the z6h
urlg Michigan
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IfNNILEH SMITH / pT-I-,-, -
SMITH & PUTNAM-PRODTCE
BRADBURN & FISHRR

SUCCESSORS TO C BRADBURN L SON.
WHOLESALE GROCERS COM
c. MISSION 1le5ehaais, and Dealers in Fih Naiis
L Meadow street Grocers BocE Cleyeis53 R 0b ~ and
W. A FISHER 7 49,, H., -,
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NEW YORK MARKET-June ..
THv TrIrgnaPul

LBT TELEGRAFH-l
Flour-AIsrEet without material change Common gni
uedlum grades canger Of E0uflns are Ny heavy
ad II y o;frtd SALES bbls - s5s $ f0T super
fne stale s. asG5 for Sale, - -3U Tor suerne
weSteru. Ssa4ao for 70 medium ezra western
Sa5 s470 ior shlpping bIands eKtf5 eana hoop
go bhls al 81 s5d520 lOf common - choice extra Rye
dOur steady Al S3S3 50
WhssI-Dull and quite heavy ior al grades sEeeg sily
s1und E1les i5so bus Al sas5c for Che9so sprlngi 80
Sc fr 1lssgkee eub 81 u for winter red wese; l0.
SSL 10 for white western.
RSe-sisady At q s1ani sslss 400 bus
BarleY-Duil and numlnsl
Co-n-Opened dulI heavy, bat closed steady sales
. l bus Tfc for mizsd WESTERN los Tor nli parcels
very do 7 sc ior white soGiherni lSs tor ye
ostS-steadv n 45assc for State and western
Whisky-DIil; ssles 90 bbls al 225fc
PorkSteady; ialss 40 bb.s AZ SI6l2Sls.5 for mess
Bee-o1iei; saes 90 bbls ct slo7ssn for country
mess; Siz l3sO for repacked ness SltG0 for e1tTa
PTms beef and beef hams dull ard nominaly
Cut aIesis-Stsaay sales II2 hhds IszSso for ham,
sly asa fIr shoulders
BacOs Quiet
Iars-Ffrm; sales Is bbis It l0s8c
Butter-pul; Sl5e for Ohio lsdls ioi Slate
Cheess-Dal a. 3ssc.
oSWEGO BIARKET-June -
10y TELEGRAPH
wheat-Uncanged: sales 2OO0 bus al 7Ic fOr Chicago
spTing s9c for Milwaukee club
CornSieady sales Il OOO bls Illinois rlyeT Al &c
Rye-Sales Ool bus Canadian AZ &C, ahoar-
ists mp1,ts-siO bus wheat loo bus CON- Il O0Obus
Canal E1Poris-lOOO Ibis -four; 100 bus waea.; 500
bus
MARINE NEWS.
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COMMERCIAL.
nm m oRVIsfENTAL PRINTING.


~ PLAZA and oruaneatal Printing Of every Description
lone st the Printing establishment Of the Leader Office, on
ne lstess imBrVved and zpia presses, in the
s STYLE on short noi and Al reasonable rates Pare-
lar afeaiion paiato blank work ETery desc2toa OF
Binding done, eeiay Blank Books. Ledseis Journals
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-29

Y CONVICTIONS are adc wifh RetUrt ing Tuains fCm
the points made suIg Souh and East; also at
CLEN ELAND oI Sandusky- Toledo, Dgiruli, Chicaso,
Ene, Dunkrk Buiae NIagsT Falls ami C5nad1 y fOuEss
town, Warel and New Castle
re- gI-c checked tLrJus 20 all lints and transfer
red Tree OF charge.
C For Tickets or inior ma apply al the Union Tick
ct Office q SupeuoT street., a. the oce pol and
all Railroad Ticket O1iccs
J. FARMER, supt Cleveland
3 A MAEES. Gen II.-aL Al q L.. and. mis-
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Fiour-veTy dull.
Whea-Heayyi good Chicao sflng o1erec a concession
without buyers tus 400 Ieeed do 4; e sales se bus
red Ohio Al Sc.
Ozis-Unrhansed s1lt y 900 bus n Sc. the spot
rD--i-eie-Firu: Wheat laal01<c to New York
Lake Imports Tor ho1Ts ending nOon7 900 bbs hOGr
lsT 600 hus wheat eso 90 bus com; 31q bun oats.
Canal EEpos-s0 bbls hO1r e 200 bus vkea 10 90 bus
CON; h.op bus 0yis
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-02

. 1HE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH CoMPANY. The
original capital of this company, SAYS the
Fhlladelphia Press, was $3.50, 900. in three
hundred and fifty shares each of $1,000. At
ter the failure in laying the cable last year, it
was considered necessary to increase it to
toO0 600, and the greater part of this amount
mas been paid in. About 600 900 has still to
De advanced to make up this amount, the
greater part of which balance will be expend-
ed in putting the cable in complete working
order and fitting up the necessary offices at
the two termini. The organization of the
company took place in 1856. Among various
concessions, here and in England, there is
grant OF $4,000 per annum, from the res.
pectlve governments at Washing ton and Lon
don, for priority of sending and receiving
communications across the ocean. Of the
three hundred and fifty shares into which the
company is divided, Lightweight are held on
this side of the Atlantic and two hundred
and sixty-two belong to stockholders in the
United Kingdom. Mr. Cyrus w. Field is
understood to have invested in this specula-
ton to the amount of 600. 600, or tenth Of
the entire extended capital. We can readily
conceive, therefore, how much he must have
been interested, in pecuniary as well as in
a personal manner, in the success of the great
enterprise with with his name will stand
identified forever.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-02

HE CANVASS IN ILLINOIS. The Illinois
correspondent of the New York Evening Post
speaks hopefully and eneouragingy Of Lin
coR's prospects in Illinois. The same cor
respondent also exposes a trick of Douglass,
which when known can hardly fail to operate
against him. Douglas is accompanied BY a
reporter and correspondent, who send glorious
accounts of his speeches to the Chicago Times
and the st. Louis Republican, and he import
ed another man to follow Lincoln about and
send Misrepresentation and garbled and fool
lsh reports to the Times of his speeches. That
paper gave Lincoln's Ottawa speech so altered
and mutlated that there was no sense in ii,
and the whole thing was rendered ridiculous,
vapId and unmeaning, and it is said tbot
tie Little Giant himself and tho Of has retai,s-
erS, spent Sunday IN making these alterations.
fnIther indications, says the same writer,
show that the old Wings and Americans will
vote for Lincoln, and STAY the destroyer Of the
Missouri compact, aad the introducer of the
irritation and bitterness which has so afflicted
the country. To this good result Lineoln's
speeches are tending and prejudice is rapidly
disarmed whenever he speaks. On the other
hand, Douglass proteetorate OF the memory
of Clay and Webster really disgusts those
whom he attempts to hoodwink by coniuring
in the names of those departed statesmen.
When called up, they prophecy for him about
as much as BALKAN did for his friend, OF the
witch OF Endor for King Saul.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-02
3Price Two Cents
C5r 9aiIp spg.

no" FRINGE FALL MADE BLAcKsMfTH
hlsB.- mong other historical obscnrities
with which Paris is filed at this rnomenr
may be quoted Herr Baron 8 wbo
enriched and ennobled by the King of Pms!
sla' rose from the humblest origin to most
ton Of high consideration in the world
While the present Prince of Prussia. then an
infant OF some three years of age, was stay-
ing at the Palace of Babelsburg, by some
negligence OF his nurse he was left for few
minutes IN an apartment on the third floor,
ith tue marvellous instinct of mischief Pc
cullar to children of that age, the little prince
took immediate advantage of the nurse 10 ac-
eomplish feat of which he had. doubtless.
been for long time ambitious. and which
consisted in an agreeable walk outside the
window. upon the narrow ledge of the con-
ing-stone, whence he could conveniently
clmo up the back of the lion rampant which
supports the entablature of the frontispiece
which adorns the building. A moor black
smith workman, who had been sent for IN
execute some repairs in the palace, WINS lust
coming up to the garden, and beheld with
horror the situation of the child. With true
presence of mind, he fastened gently To the
spot beneath the window, following every
movement of the urehin with The keenest
anxiety, and extending wide his leather
SProh as ne gazed upward to watch the first
symptoms of gddiness which should occur
to the bold little adventurer. AS the child
drew nearer to the lion. the ledge no longer
afforded such firm footing and presently with
loud cry, he pitched over, from that terrific
helght, right into-the leather apron of the
blacksmith, who sustained the shock without
ialing, aid IN another moment the little
prince was restored, safe and well, to his roy-
al parents, who, in token of Their oratifnfe
took immediate charge of the fortune of the
brave young workman, and bestowed upon
him handsome pension, with the title of
Baron to both of which he has done honor
during Nell-spent, useful life-Co Court Jour
nal.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-02
GNUSHMAN'S ELECTRO CONDUCT
~ ORS FOR LIGHTNING.


oushmans Lightning Conductors have been before the
public for several years, and pronounced by sceDt
&c zen the most perfect Rod in use for prUtscling
buildings from Lightning In this rod are combined the
following general principles to wit: large metallic sur
face, perfee continuity OF metal and freedom from oxd
alton IL IS perfectly continuous having joints coup
nDgs, but preeents an even, uGbroken metallic surface
from the point to the EARTH This rod is made OF fur COP
per and four iron wires laid together in spiral FORM so as
to make perfect metallic contact having at its base
Where enters the earth large surf zine and cop
per plates or cylinders, which produce sufficient gal
er this rod known is pronounced the best conductor
in use. For proof, read the following:
Yale College, Nev HgUen, Conn.
D. ID. CUsHAAN-Sir;-t have given due consideration
to your letter. and the structure Of the portion Of your
Lightning Rod which you have transmitted to me. en-
tey approve Of the Rod and Of the views aud
stated by you submitted it to eminent scientific
mana practical man--and he agrees with me in opin.
ion. Yours, respectfully
BENJ. sILILMAN.
Amherst College, Mass.
Z. U. CuSHMAN-Sir:-I have been much pleased with
your conductor for electricity which you sent me. IL
seems to to me that you have hut upon vey ingenious
method Of avoiding the difficulties belonging to the
lightning Rods whish have seen. refer particularly
70 JOINTS and Rust. suspect that from these causes
most OF the rods nov in sort of protection
Your experiments seem to prove that the rod Is not good
merely N theory 1t will Of take long time
get new rod into use, bnt should like 10 yours
upon some of the dwellings in Nee England, as well as
the west Respectfully,
EDWARD HITCHCOCK.
u Liberal Inducements offered to men who under
stand putting up Rods to travel aud se this Rod in diff
ferent parts Of the New England States
For further Information call in person. or address by
mail, d II. TANNING. y
Agent for the New England States
mvl2 dHwsm No Front at .worces!er Mass