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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-05-21
miscellaneous.


For What Is "A Mother Responsible.
The mother has the management of a
family and direct influence over those
within her appropriate sphere. She, in
subordination, of course, to the head of
the family, has the seat of authority and
Yields the sceptre of government. From
position of entire dependence she has
risen to power and rank aud though her
throne may be in a cottage, and her do
minion the little world of household af
fairs, still is she not tho less really re-
sponsible than is that Of queen who
sways q sceptre over a large portion OF
the globe. But for what is She respon-
sible
She is responsible for the nursing and
rearing of her progeny for their physi-
cal constitution and growth their exer-
else and proper sustenance in early life
A child left to grow up deformed, bloat-
ed, or meager, is an object of maternal
negligence.
She is responsible for child's habits :
including cleanliness order, conversation
eating, sleeping, manners, and general
propriety of behavior. A child deficient
or untaught in these particulars will
prove living monument of parental
disregard; because, generally speaking,
mother can, if she viii, greatly inhu-
cnce and control children in these mat.
tiers.
She is responsible for their department
She can make them fearful and cringing /:
she can make them modest or imperti-
nent; ingenious or deccitful; mean or
manly; clownish or polite. The germ
of all these things is in childhood, and
mother can repress Or bring them forth
She is responsible for the principles
which her children entertain in early life.
For her it is to say whether those who 90
forth from her freside shall be imbued
with the sentiments Of virtue, truth, no.
nor, honesty, temperance, industry, be-
nevolcnce and morality, or those of con-
trary character vice, fraud, drunken
ness. idleness and covetousness These
last will be found of ready growth; but
on hcr Is deYolved the daily, hourly task
of wedding her little garden-of oradi-
eating these odious productions, and
planting the human heart with the lily,
the rose and the amarinth, that fadeless
flower, the emblem of truth.
She is, to very considerable extent
responsible for the temper and disposition
of her children Constitutionally they
may be violent, irritable, or revcngeful
but for the regulation or correction o
these passions mother is responsible.
She is responsible for the intellectual
requirements of her children; that is,
she is bound to do what she can for this
object. Schools, academies and colleges
open their portals throughout our land
and every mother is under heavy respon
sibilities to sec that her sons and daugh-
ters have all the benefits which these af-
ford, and which their circumstances will
permit them to enjoy.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-05-21

HEALTHY WOMEN. following re-
marks by DR.. G. NJ. Fitch, in lecture
few evenings since, contain some very
useful truths and suggestions. Speaking
of the hereditary causes of consumption,
the Doctor remarked:
81 believe it to be utterly impossible
to find a perfectly healthy child born of
delicate, sickly parents. The unsound
constitution Of the parents is usually
transmitted with increased intensity to
the offspring, and no character of morbid
predisposition is more surely and more
unfailingly transmitted than a predispo-
sition to pulmonary consumption. When
we consider the influence that the mo-
TIERS health must exert on the health Of
her children, it is strange so little atten-
ton should be paid to the physical cdu-
cation of girls. Why, from the hour Of
her birth, is female child to be subject
cd to one eternal Imprisonment? Why
is she to be cooped up within doors, con
fined to work and nursing her doll, and
taught to consider it quite unladylike 70
move faster than the dignifcd gait Of
some Anticipated dowagers Turn your
girls out Of doors, let them play ball, and
trundlc the hoop, and laugh and shout
as much as they please, they will be finer
ladies for it at thirty, even if not 80
graceful at fifteen.
by the Laws Of Lycurgps, the wise
and immortal lawgiyer Of the Spartan
republic, the most especial attention was
paid to the physical education of women,
and no delicate, sickly woman was allow
cd to marry on any account. Surprising
provision like this was carried into cf-
feet here, what an army Of unmarried
ladies we should very soon see
IF man wants to choose a wife, let
him invite the lody he has 10 view to
take a walk, a very long ono, and when
he comes back, if he finds biz companion
Obliged 10 60 to bed with headache, let
him look for wife somewhere else, un-
less be is fond Of paying doctors bills.
Ec" Many who find the day too long
think life too short; but, short as it is,
some find it long enough to outliyc their
characters, their constitutions and their
estates.
E4r With time every thing yanishcs
and decays, except the virtue Of the
true, which stands like "a rock, and
guides him unframed forever.
E.-R Red checks arc only Oxygen in
another shape Girls anxious to wear
pair will find them where the roses do
out Of doors.
RS- II we all had windows in our
hearts, many of Us would take good care
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-05-21
METROPOLITAN Hotel.

ID ETCRNING thanks for past fayors, the
IA subscriber respectfully informs the pub
lie, that the above Hotel, SO long and favor
ably known rs Hotzman's old stand, on Beall
street, between High and Congress is now
open for the reception Of the travelling COM
munity. Persons visiting Georgetown may
rcstassured Of finding good and quiet enter
tainmcnt, such as cannot fail to give satisfac-
ton to all who may favor me with a call and
all its old friends and patrons may be assured
of receiving at the bands ofW. c. HAZEL, who
will always lie at his post, that attention and
kindness that will ever recommend him to the
public.
Transient Board SI.OO per day.
will also state that have one Of the best
Stables in the District of Columbia.
Droyefs will be accommodated on the most
reasonable terms.
Horses and Carriages always on hand to
convey persons TO the Washington and Alex
andria Depots or any part ofthe city.
WIN. c. HAZEL,
june l9-ly Georgetown, ID. C.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-05-21

RS- II we all had windows in our
hearts, many of Us would take good care
10 keep the blinds closed
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-05-21

T.- Red checks are only oxygen in
another shape Girls anxious TO wear a
pair will find them where the roses do
out Of doors
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-05-21
Garden seeds.

~ ANJEL A'LT * Sons superior GAR
, DEN SEEDS just received and for sale by
NIB l. " BRADpuCk Rockville
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-05-21

E4r With time every thing yanishcs
and decays, except the virtue Of the
true, which stands like a rock, and
guides him unframed forever.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-05-21

Et- Many who find tho day too long,
think life too short; but, short as it is,
some find it long enough to ouiliyc their
characters, their constitutions and their
estates.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-01

Trustees Sale.

vXYHnR4AS on the 9Th dag Of March, 4 n, 1885,.
w Henry Brandt and Margaret Brandt, has ~is~.
* cuted uato Austin Cosbln - Trustee, . cersasa
deed VI Trust conveying TO said Trustee The Land IL
Clinton county, Iowa. described fellows. % ~it
The north quarter Of the northeast quarter Of
Section number one III In township nuuun<r eighty
two 1881 north 81 range four a east az H. eaA
which ssid Conveyance vas made By ~ said Henry
and NargarN Brandt ibr the purpose Of securing
the payment u two certain pfonis-oSy nses and ~
intsrsrt thereon, signed by said Henry Bsants, -
Of which was dated the <sh day % March, . Dk51.
aud payable year Af,er date, q The banksn9
House Of Aackos C1sbin. 70 the order - Isab~l1e
wallace
And now said note having become due and -.
able and the said Henry Brands hsvt~g fallS1
70 pay the same. ], Austin Cosbln, 1sna1oo -.
aforesaid, do hereby CIV. this public fotCe, ~
virtue Of the power which 10 In vssted By sosn -
Of Trust, ] VIII, on Saturday the loeA aay
Nay, A y, 1853, at the hour OF O'Clock n IN
ternDon Of said dsv, 81 the Court HOUSE DIOR IN
city Of Dsss nport County Of Scost and stass o.
exPese and offer for sale ~ public snctk the m
est bidder for cash, the prsmses above describ~s,
much thereof shall be sufcicnt 10 satisfy snA
pay the Am0unt due said note with interest th~r~
10 the day Of sale together with the costs anil En-
pense3 attending said sale, OF thts nosio and
Trustees fees. Upon the complexion % said sale
deed will b. given In accordance with the
Of said deei Of Trust conveying full and perfect IL
tie to the tract Of land sold 20 tie purchaser.
Dated the 18th day Of April, A o 1858.
AUSTIN CORBIH,
aprttdta Trustee
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-01

"Hbe1Ao sn The s0sh ~ - Arm 4. b. re-.
w OSisndo L Dur6scs ond Dorolha nusdlrk -
whs execUtsd unto PRANK R.onnsf q IN. - !
eese!n deed % ffus conveytss 70 saad Tvpsse- sh~
- s ses,s ss.ssy lsvs, $1,000 a ais~s
thirteen S) township sevsnty eight e - rang .h
~ east, - ioil,Ws to-wt y ginnsns q st~sr -
Eoad = ~ cntsreornsf e ~ sssisee = p.ua sr-
" Mans aus ease from ~ nsA ~~ts eseeoS " g.
souih wess quarter q SSH sctica. thence dr. seatA
twenty nlne and 2-lo0 chains ~ ssous sh~ur~ tn~
west vi the noseh lsnc Of SaAlusis . nos meas
Soct tx sad - lse Is aed lsiuo1 $500 I. 4 49,
thence due Iorth 10 e,ons sin sod a5.leD Chain.
west Of the int Of conmencsm nj, th~ncs aue . a
p the place Of b. ginnins csntain.nx eixhs~sa Ana
6l-1O0 ceres rs and -10NI-wA.ch - ssno an<r-
vss made by the sAsd Orlando l. and Dosuths n1rsts
for the pose Of securing the payment u cwSsaia
psofnis.ory note and the interest thegrG annno ~
the said Orsndo Burdick dated TIE am a. a
Jaly A Isl and psysbe "a follows. Ore ssr
tao hundred seventh two and SD-tV0 seiass payskts
on the Both day OF Oc.ob1 1857. with tnsTp~st sM
rate Of ten per cent pr annum after maturity.
And nos said prom.ssory not having bscusns dns
and payable and the said Orlando Z DufdNk HAVING
failed TO pay the same, !, y ank Psmsr. Trustee
- Aforesaid. do hereby give this public Soscs that
deed Of Trust, will on the 2csh day % Hay
y, 1855 81 tie hour of o'ccck U she fsfsno~a ~
said day st the Court Mouse door IN the city u H.
vcnport, expose aud ORR for sale, u psbisc ssr-
ton, the parcels Of land abUys dsscSibed nsrh
thereof - shah b sufDeteot - eoe1y - - -
day Of sale. oG0thsr With the sxpensss asaeang sai
eale. costs a this notice and Tfuetse's w..
Upon ~ compaetion of such salo I'D VIII -
Owen in aooosdaDce With the stipuascn u sald Dss
Of Trust conveying full and perfect title 10 the tract
Dated the 2Jth day Of April, A =. lsss.
FRANK PLUMRR.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-01
Sllerim,s Sale.

DR. virtue Of . special execution issued from thu
ID t1ice Of the Clerk Of Clinson County, Iowa, In
favor Of AdsDson 3 Rspp and agAlnot ADrxeaA~y
Kannaday, dated on the % day 81 ADril 1875 md
me directed, commanding ne that eouss ~ b-
made the sum Of nine hundred ans forty Ave dollars
and eighty six cents, smount dive ncludiEg d. os,
eyese and oess Of suit with nterest thereon o1tke
rate Of six cent per snnum from the 10th DAY Ut
March. 1858 By sale OF the following described real
estate, tovit. Part 81 LOT No In wklseS's scdt-
ton ~ the city OF Davenport described - l0Isovs
to-wt: Commenting at the sonth Ne corner "a
said lot No and running thence north Brady
street n feet thence east one hunlSed AaA nty
feet thence soath ten feet Themes west ten foet
the south half Of the south half Of the north
east quarter Of section No As In TOWN. hip No north
OF Range No 5 east Of the 9TH r NJ slso . tract
Of land lying directly cast and front ~ lot
No ] In Block No l In the town Of Elizabeth
City bounced Oh the north By Fillmore street ths
est ~ tic Mississippi River ON TIE s0ush ~ lard
owned by h Phillips on tho west BY he Casnan-
ming from sa!d Can anchs Read 70 ID. Mississippi
land conveyed by Levi Shade and win 10 A1exsnd@-
Kannsdy BY deed March the 23d 1855 and recorded
In book A. Of trwn les page 1913 d the Reccs u said
Scott County, Iowa, and 40 tommsnded " satc sps-
cial execution have levied ukon ard shall sell The
above described real etate at ptblc aucs ~ st the
Court House door In he c;y Of davenport n Scott
County, Iowa, on Saturday the 18th 6sy Of Asv
1855 81 the hour Of O'Clock Of sab1 1Dy. % the
highest bidder therefor IN cash. OF sueieas thsveeS
70 satisfy said debt interest snd costs Of suit we'll
- oil nccreeins costs there on. f#
0Lerin's once, Ar II I4th 1888.
h. LEONARD, Sheriff Of said Co., Iowa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-01

vXTHKREAS the 1st day cs April, 4. y. 1855,
w Thomas Tibbett aud klizateth nbbrtt e.
ecuted unto Austin Coroin, ~ Trnstes, . certain
deed Of Trust conveying to said Trustee tie land In
Clinton county, Iowa, described ~ follows, 10 Wit :
The south hsif VI the nortb-eAat quarter ami rhs
north half Of the south.eAkt quarter Of sc Nm
bsr twenty mine (2o) IN township LumbeS eohty
(Sl) north Of rsnao number one ~ east Aiso tho
north east Guar Of the south est quarter u tn
same sect en-, township and range; which sAtd con-
veyance vas nsds By the sod Thomas Tibet ard
Elizabeth Tibet for the psJoee Of occurring the pay
men u the ceftaan pemissoIy notes and ~ interest
threoD signed By ssld Thomas fibbest, datd the In
day Of April, A 1863. ard smons which were IT,
f0li0w,ng: One for en- and O-100 dollars, md eoo
for three hundred and twenty-seven doass both de-
ID two pears from date. 0AA
And now said last nampd notes having bonnUe
due and payable and the said Thomas fbAstt havinG
Sea1e1 = pay the same, Austin Cofhtn. 1sueose
s(oreDsd Do hsssey stve tkls pablie poeo
tue Of the power which ID In vested y ~ - ~
1rust viii ON Friday fh~ 30th dag Of April 1e66
6 ne hour Of two o'clo<k 10 the sfasnero ~
lay q N Court Hsuss dsss - ths si1yse G&9ase
expose and o0er for SALE ~ public auctoo Tie poeo
o11Aud above described, much Thereof - Go -
sucisot 70 satisfy asd pay ~ amount oisoA1 aslo.
With ~ intesest thereon 70 the day u se)s to01h
With ~ re costs ana expeoees atteD1nn - 49,
costs o. this n0eioe end 1Suoesss 49, Upoo ~
compistioo q such sale dsed viii b UvsD.
Dassi ~ 6sA ~ q April 4 2, 49, a.
@ - AUo11h Coe1uu.
>redAa
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-01

vNHEnEAs on thel3th day ofJanuaiy ADla57. Ban
w J0naun Claussen scuted unte a. stin C0gain
Trustee, certain deed Of Trrrt conveying said
Trustee the land In Clinton county, Iowa. described
- sollcws 10 wit The north half OF the NORTH
quarter Of section number twenty hre~ t2) In town
ship number eighty two 1927 north Of range number
ave (5) east u the 9Th n; which said coaveysnes.
Was mad BY the said Rams Johann Cianssen for the
purpose Of securing the pa, u n certain ppomls
sory and the interest thereon signed ~ said Hans
johann Claugsen dated the 18th day u January 4 D
1851. and Que PAYABLE foilows for tvo kunA1rssi
eighty 2t-lOO dollars due six months after dAI.
st the banking house OF Macklot & Corbin With ten
per cent per annum Aft, maturity. And nov sasi
promissory note having become due and pay able
and the said Hans Johann Claussen having failed u
ray the same, l. Austi nCorbn Trustee =. Aforesaid,
DO hereby give this public notice that b. virsue u
the power which 10 In vested By sid decd Il
Trust. will. on Saturday. the 18th day "a Mag,
4 1853, st he hour u O'Clock Ia th- sftssnoan
Of laid day, At the Court House door In the city u
Davenport. expose and offer for SALE nj public
tion TO the highest bidder, the pssce, 10
land above described, much thereof q hall bs
su0cient 10 satisfy and pay the smosnt Of saa o.~
the interest thereon n the day OF sai~ ge,hsr With
oil the costs and expenses attending said sale, eesss
Of this notice and TruAtees fees Upon the oomple-
ton OF such sale deed viii b. given In accordance
with the stipulation Of said decd Of Trust convsyns
full and perfect title 70 the tract CT Ind sold 10 tho
purchaser.
Dated the nth day Of April, u 1855.
AUSTIN CoRBlN.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-01

vH7HxnsAs on the IA Day o. Nassh. lsse.
w usnsOa Williams exeeuted unt0 Ars1an Corbln
o trustee certain dsed Of 1rust eouveyioG = ~
Trvstss re land = Scott county, Iowa, descriSed q
follow 70 Wit ne esat half o. ~ nosth eost
TT Of escton thirty coy sn6 ~ west Nj a ne
north waot quarter Of soH00 twDty nins fQol n
Township etghN (o0 aosth Of Saaee Nv (5) 80 81
ne - -: uhboA seiA copvsyancs vos no1e -
u soid 1easoo Williams Tor IL pupoee q
IL payDept among others Of t9o ceeSalo promIs.
eosy nstee - the iassrsst thesson siGned s. sad
Henson wuiisos dated tAs ara Asy 81 Nerc>. 4 d
lsoe nd Daeahae = fpleWs: 0ae for nine snd
9! 10 dollass ~ oas tor TN hunled aad ninete.
aIne aed b-lQo 1ollars botA q which vers payable
g sae asst day q ASsh 4 p 1873, vhh Ses Per
ceas - eaou1 amt de-. So
a Aed eew ssid two Pro.is.o-Z poss hayiaG beeOse
- - peyeols 80 sAs sa0 Ueneoe Wulfsns hav.
~ feAed g ley tAs saae. / Austin CoShaa. 1,utss
. eOSo11lds - noss1y give A Duhlic nollea shss b
vlrtus e ~ pewes whlcA y u - vested By aajd
- q fne: WIN. q Monday ~ 9ltA day o.
aaes1sm Ct sald ~. q ~ Ceast HOUSE door n
- Uley q Dsvenpoft, exposs and oGsr lbs snle,
9 psl'se saetsee, - perea = lesd chow a.
es.ieee, = - 1nsA tAessof - shall b sucsnt 70
essly sd PAY ~ Of said notes. with III ..
tssess 09eoa = - day Of sale, together Win IL
ete ~ spmsss stscadisg said sals q thie notioo
D.ssd = sssS isy Of April D ,sss.
AuoflM C01Dln,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-01

= se.s q 1an1. Win Dln1y & tl1Isg loe3saa1 -
49, oeesne osuAords eoed valsg, houss wSlh eat
- 1eAesA $3.50 Aesse, cd nae essasa, ful
1aqln e.sraatss sesowbasdss, Daaoes
nts beeetaful 81 eGobs tahos Dss9srty y leeoted
ae1elaho ~ 0lav - - 0eass, = fuu WV = ~
1eks 6Aoof 4, - - 1sse q Hay, V60 Doooeo.
- 60 - - -, = 1aGIss1, . Doseee = - beAal
sesI.10 I. o. lAps
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-01
FORSALEORLEASE,

For Rent.
TINE OFFICE heretofore occupied By n essrs Cool,
i Dillea LAndley, opposits Cook 4 oargeots
Bank.
inquire Of N. xuauEx, Tobacconist. fDsc2eW
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-01

TAYLOR 4 BALLORD,
No. 10 LIE CLAIRE ROW
SECOND STREET.
wHoLEsALE AND RlsAIL DEAlxas n
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals,
PAIN rs, OILS, DYE 81 UFfS,
WIN DOW o3aAOO1
Hes1ssMsssu, ENsscv article,
"a Surgical lnstrunOnts,
MINERAL TEETH, &C.
= R1ar 9C1yULLY AN he stlsatioe q ~
Dublie % their DesDrne lmos GGnk q ooods,
WAjeA NY ere euoolent eonnpt - suspoOe1,
Z , u Quality, and which ~ ri
~ Lov - tier csm h obla;asd IL Ae CITY
Pastssalas asssatiso will - paaA y .Asesaps0a-
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS
I'D fanily nsdisinss. an ths pshaie sss a1sussa
tAat nsbut ~ bet aa1 uest 0uGs Nh - ussd
= ts.s kssyyssasses.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-07-08

JEWELRY.-We have an endless variety,
such Gold Chains, Pins Ear Rings Thimbles Pencils
&C.. &C. all Of which viii be sold at prices that cannot
fail to suit the purchaser.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-07-08

IFLiheral inducements offered to men who under
stand putting Rods travel and sell this Rod in df-
ferent parts OF the New England States.
EorfurEher Information call 10 person, or address by
mail, D. H., TANNING,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-07-08

AtFINSc CHANCE FOR BUsTNESs,-
tA FOR SALE, stock Of Merchandise bought prin-
epay for cash, aud lease OF the store IN one Of the
best localities In the State phe goods are In good order
cash. ana large amount Of capital "a not requisite to do
busneHs 70 any reasonable amount. The facilities for
doing an exclusive Dry Goods business are superior to
most places ia the county. Terms made favorable For
further particulars, address Merchant Worcester 2.
o. Mass, which will receive prompt attention, and be
strictly confidential. dr. ies
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-07-08
BPfioe Two cents
NOTICES..
NJ A c h IN ER Z.

IGH HI ACHIN cay.
A. the subscriber would respectfully inform The public
ga floor from the Railroad land Is prepared "a male a
tspalr az kinds Or Gard Setting Machines and furnish
mem WITT ihe latest improvements Also otherlight M
chinesrepaired and jobbing in iron or brass dane
~ and in thorough manner to order Pm ~
lsoO- 0eodtI sAMUEL " KENT
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-07-08

Particular attention PAID to WATCH RE-
PAIRING And ENGRAVING.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-07-08

Our assortment of SOLID SILVER and
PLATED WARE is unsurpassed, consisting of Spoons,
Forks, Knives, Ladies' Cups, &c, which will be sold st
unusually low prices.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-07-08

Our stock of WATCHES is very large,
and from the celebrated manufactures, such the
F. B. Adams & Son, Jules JuYgenson James Nsrdin
Perret, and many others of different manufacture all Q:
which will be sold at the lowest cash price.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-07-08

ID + A =
just received, choice lot Of Oats, suitable for seed
also, constantly on hand Corn Rye, Meal Feed 6c for
leby ar. o. d. PRATT
ap2I diff Norwich Stree
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-07-08
NUsHMAN's ELECTRO CONDUCT
" oRs FOR LIGHTNING.

Yale College, New Havsn, Conn.
D. OUsHaAN-sir:-I have given due consideration
T. your eteF and the Structure Of the portion Of your
lightning Rod which you have transmitted to me. en-
trey approve Of the Rod and Of the reasons
stated by you. submitted it to eminent scientific
mana practical maitland he agrees with me in opin-
ion. Yours respectfully
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-07-08

At a Great Reduction from former prices.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-07-08

.NE7n JOSLYN'S WORCESTER COR
MI nv NET BAND, EBEN FLAGG, Leader GEORGE
KENDALL, Director, is prepared to furnish Music
rs for any occasion where the services Of Brass
Band may be required Having obtained new and
choice collection of Music they hops to receive share Of
public patronage Any number of pieces furnished on
application to EDEN FLAGG, No. 4S Exchange street.
GEORGE KENDA ALL, Ta!t's Hotel. No 81 Main street,
Or BLIJAH y. MILLER, Clerk,
ap1 distf 81 Main street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-07-08

CLOCKS! CLOCKS!! CLOCKSl!! of
different patterns in Gilt, Bronze, and Marble Gases,
which be bought low,