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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-28
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
- Worcester, Mass.
apis Office at Mechanics Hall.
THE GREEN BOOK.-Just published

VNHE GREEN BOOK.-Just published,
iIr, lcO pages, Price s5c, ON SINGLE AND MARRIED.
LirEi or, The INSTITUTES MARRIAGE; It's Intent oh.
ipauons and Physical and Legal Disqancatlons; the
rdhondt treatment of all private diseases both sexes
&C 10 which added poetical essay entitled CALI
Idedae or the art of rearing beautiful healthy chill
urssn, ny ne tdte koBERr !, CuIvERwELL, ESQ, NJ u.
Sent irec OF postage, by the publishers CHAs CLINE a
70, BOX 1886 New York, or Derter 4 Co., Wholesale
AGENTS. liS Nassau street, New York Agents waRted
epeiVDiere ~
Also, GRATIS an extract and sample of the above en-
Titled DR.. CuLVERWELL'S LECTURE on the rational
treatment oi SpeatoIrhoca and private diseases gem
orally detailing the by which inynlids may effect
ually cure themselves without the of dangerous
medicines and al but little expense TO themselves Sent
stamp to prepay postage, by addressing
- CIIAS. CLINE n Co,
diJ ddwly Box 1855, New York City.
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Manufacturers and Proprfetors,
80 School street. opposite City Hail. Boston, Mass.
Samples seen at stores of BUSH ~ Co., FITCH II OTIS,
c. II. HARVEY, HIRAM FRENCH, and at C. FOSTER u
CO.'S, Agents, 222 Main street. diff d3I
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IsEs.EE5s7--==a WORCESTER & NASHUA

sHsssHHllta. Nd W OIlOTOI Th q N ACI1 q ~
e..szs:aszz=sss=. RAILROAD. Winter Aryaneegsent-
1- q On ant after Nov. LIST, 1883 Passenger
Trains will run follows
Leave Worcester at $40 and Ills a. H. and Ans D. m
Leave Nashua atl a. m. and II m, ana 5 D. II.
Al Nashua all trains connect with the trains al Com
aroad where passengers take the cars 10 and from
me Norhern the Passumpsic the Boston, Concord and
Montreal, and Vermont Central Railroad ~
AT Groton junction, trains connect directly with the
trans OF the Stony Brook Rairoad and also with trains
tram from Boston and at Fchburg with trains Of the
For further particulars and connections with other
roads see Pathfinder Railway Guide for the New Eng
land States' a. w RENT-tEy $50
Worcester Nov |. 1853 diff TnyoJ
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nR. J. DINSMOOR WOODS Med;ca

Office No 20T Cup stairs) Main street. Ladies' and
gentlemen Wishing acheap speedy and safe for all
diseases Of private nature will find it to their advantage
70 al on the doctor before calling elsewhere his med
icines cheap Ladies aborng from obstruc-
1os ron colds or other causes find ready relief
NegetaDe medicines prepared to order. Cough BaIsam
and Diuret Drops for scaldng urine constantly on
hand No. 0 entrance stairway North side of the Music
Store. dlm* ~ t99
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Boston advertisements.
THE ONLY POSITIVE.

I'll THE ONLY POSITIVE
a 5SassS55l lsS~S-. LY FIRE PROOF SAFE in the
flAllt Ia world
E54%f5ea sSEs%l When the contents of safes de-
&74l sA,xA Ei stroyed, they invariably burned
W4Aa-t5 Il by heat being conducted to them and
E-s=2Sl4 "a the inside wood casing, through the
---9Al door and doorway, by iron bolts and
S-S W. plates forming and fastening the iron
outside plate of the door, and joining d
rcctiy to the inside wood casing thus forming
tinuous conducto heat conducting material
from the outside directly upon the inside wood casng
Snd contents of the safe.
Al SaJeS ours are thus 0uttt.
Ia Examine yeur SAFE door.
The 9arland Patent Safe constructed as to entire
ly all communication of heat to this part by
constructing the door and the doorway Of soap stone,
or other non-conducting material to have iron
bolts running through the door or iron plate around
the doorway connections from the outer the
part the safe thereby keeping the interior
of the safe eectuay protected from all heat
that be applied to the door, in any other portion of
the safe.
NJ. h. BIGEIOW AND ANSON HARDY,
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ID A I L N T A G { NC Y

ONllED STATES, GREAT BRITAIN. FRANCE
mn, - And other European countries -
me subscriber, A PRACTICAL MECHANIC AND
DhAFTsMAN, well acquainted with the Patent Laws
tents " '"'ihe a.
He continues to make Models, and to prepare speoie
catlons Drawings, and all necessary papers, and to pru
cure Patents III the United States European coun
tries Foreign business conded only to trusty and re-
sponsible agents.
All business connded to will be promptly attended,
70 AT the lowest rates USUALLY rs per cent lower than
te same would be done by Others In the proession1
l,eng connected with the best Agents at Washington
ana making frequent trips there, enabled to keep
noI9ugn posted in all matters relating to Patents and
new Inventions thus aong the best facilities for pre-
mnary examinations, and advising Inventors i'm regard
osccurlng Patent for their inventions.
inventors VIII IND II to their advantage pu heir
rehons INTO substantial form Model prac-
ucaple s frequently secures Patent in of aues-
non OF priority OF inveEtion) and consult reliable
person acquainted with the Patent Laws
in the Patent office, as to securing their rights
All communications strictly confidential Advice as TO
mode OF proceeding given gratis Preliminary examna-
ols made, comparing inventions with those already IN
tented. Or In use for the purpose or involving the
same principles and advice given as to the probability OF
obtaining patent In saving from iiy 10 ana
hundred dollars to the Inventor. " INV
MODELS of all Inventions that require them made
70 orucr upon reasonable terms and warranted 10 answer
the acquisitions Of the Patent Office.
DEEDS OF assignments recorded at Washington Co,,,a
tent Office obtained. i'r'i INV ~
The Patent Laws, Reports patent Cases and other
vnuanle WORKS rcatir" % ntens together with com
piete llst OF AL aents record at Washington can
oe seen Il. my Office, free fcharge
JAMES q, ARNOLD,
sOLlCIrOR OF PATENTS
,e Worcester, Mass
n al AfnnI.a. Al. Il.tt
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T N S U R A N C E

N S U r A N G E.
ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY, Hartford, Capital
sl000000.
100000.
HOME INSURANCE COMPANY, New York, Capital
S500O0O.
Hartford INSURANCE COMPANY, Hartford, Cap
ita s500,000.
ATLANTIC FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, Provi-
dence Capital Sl50000.
The above named Companies continue insure under
favorable terms. For further particulars, inquire of
A. H. BULLOCK, Agent,
oil diff WORCESTER.
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.mtoitiaes.

TOEOF. E. H. Ell A G G. S
IL GENUINE
Instantaneous Relief,
THE sgFgsT; sgREsT AND QUICKEST CURE IN
THE WORLD FOR THE Fol LOWING
COMPLAINTS
twill cure Toothache in two minutes.
VIII cure Headache in ten mimi ties.
Will cure Diarrhoea in one hour
viii care Rheumatism VIII cure Cholera Morbus
Will Neuralgia VIII cure Fl esh Wounds
Will CUP Cramps. Will cure Frost Bites
viii cure Sure Throat. viii cure Painters Cholie.
Will cure Pleurisy. Will cure Pain in Stomach
Will cure Sprains VIII cnre Ring Worms
Will cnre ByseHtery WIN cure Chilllains.
VIII cure Fever and Ague. VIII cure Bruises.
Will cure Heartburn. VIII cure Burns.
Will cure Bites and Stngs of Venomous Insects and Rep
tiles.
In fact, il will relieve any complaint of an Itaamina
tory OF Nervous character
Price IS and so cents and 81 per bottle
The large much the cheapest, you GET three
smaller sizes Every bottle is put up in pink wrappers,
with the Likeness and signature of E. H. FLAGG on the
cork None other genuine. rzB@Be sure and cali for
FLAGG'S INSTANTANEOUS RELIEF Don't forget
nY- CAUTEON.-n any body, old or Young rich or
poor great or SMALL should tell that there no
more advantageous RELIEF manufactured by Prof E. H.
F5AOG, ortnat they were once in company Nth Pro-
Ffdgg, ef THAT the name has been changed TO
something else or that they once ke hOW to prepare
or did once manufacture the Instantaneous Relief or
that they ever had any connection with the
mandatory of the Instantaneous Relief:-dont believe
without epen shadow of truth! Therefore, beware OF
counteJeits and limitations, which have been put
lenses. Beware! TAKE HEEDi! '' 'N''' re
The INSTANTANEOUS RELIEF is now prepared at
I4o North oh street, Philadelphia and sold by Druggists
G. R. SPUR POI Main street, Worcester, wholesale
and retail Agent, where New England should be
addressed
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E5Esa7aEEEs555a NORWICH & WORCES.
ess. sS=z9 TER RAILROAD. = Summer arrange
mn 49, = = - inert, Dec; 5, 1859,


fk II GOING tW SOUTH. Leave WORCESTER,
Worcester with trains from Boston, Nashua Lowe Con.
from Boston Providence and western road arrives n
Norwich in season for train (Which leaves n. & w r. r.
At43O p; m. Cway Passenger Train9 Connects ut wor
cester with trains from Boston, Lowell Nashua Con
westerns road with trains o and
sengers from Way Stations for New YoRK by steamer
from Alyn's Point, will take this train
At 400 p m lsteambOat Express Train for New York.
Leaves Boston at Connects at Worcester with
Nashua Fitchburg, &c. At Plainfeld with train from
Lea nfN Hor TdS for Ayns Point pm
boat ESOes gg or On arEa of offs Steam
White Mountains, &c.
Ate0o a. n. !Way. Passenger Train) Connecting at
Pained Junction with train for Providence arriving at
Irovidence at $40 a. m at Worcester Junction with
with trains of road for Proydence sip Woy &e
ter with trains for Boston, Nashua Lowell Fitchbnrg
$500 At ~ p M Way, Passenger Train) Connects at
Providence Reaches Worees e9 ana IN o Hartford and
ie8 dtf psf. NJ. ANDREWS, sap't.
IEss as! WESTERN RAILROAD
t..5.55zzzss:szA WLNTER ARRANGEMENTS-M
Troy HUDSON and the West --'"''
w aeaye Worcester for Albany Troy Hudson and the
F F0r 99rk and Abany expresslO 4so M
fVi all Express freight Train with
ger car attached at IL a. M P
ckeis may be secured at the Ticket Offices to all the
prciai cities and towns in the West and Southwest
- H0iUOda ConnectiOnS.-At ALBANY with the New York
central Troy and Hudson River. At Chatham with the
sew York and Harlem, and Hudson and Boston At
stare Line with the Housatonc At Pittsfeld with fine
North Adams and Stockbridge. AT WesieId with fhe
hampshire and Hampden AT Springfield with the Hart
Iord ana New Haven, and Connecticut River Railroad
AT Palmer with the New London and Amherst N'
wo.oo,. ..,,. , HENRY GRAY, Supt
0oIcester Apfll H. 1867 If
IsasFs5i5aaaa551 PROVIDENCE & WOR-
ef.-ssszS=zssssA CESTER RAILROAD Fall Arranre
I, 1859 ' - ~ 'eN' vi NaONDAi, NoV'
trains will leave Providence for Worcester a
~ and II As a M, and 4.2O p. m. "
worcester for Providence yay stations nj IN and
ll;5O a. M, and 400 p. m. " law anu
iruS connect at Worcester junction with Trains In
anu from the western, Worcester and Nashua Boston
anu MoIcesIer and Norwich and Worcester Railroads
!nougn tickets TO all important points at the West
Sal De ootaned at the office of the Company in Proy
oe T; at as low rates as by any other route.
Trans 10 and from Valley Falls and Providence will
- yshvy Tor Providence at 625 500. s..,a.1ooe
and 1880 p. wv ' WV
Providence for Valley Falls at $50 7sO. o3O lOaO
$50, 800 p m. - ' O' ~O' "''"
Ihose trains in bold figures the Worcester trains
prov,oonoo W.. ,o-o s. H. TABOR Sup't.
Oohoe' MY % 1903 diff my2
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-28

N S U RAN ICE OF FICE,
NOD FiaEg's Building, Up Stairs.
HENRY II. KEITH,
is prepared to affect Insurance agans by Fire
on Cotton and Wooden Mills, Boot, Shoe and Leather
manufactures Stores and Merchandise Dwelling Houses
Farm Buildings and other property, at the most
bic rates, in OF the best offices in Massachusetts,
Rhode Island aud Connecticut.
Inquiries by mail will receive prompt attention.
REFERENCE BY rERMIssIoN.-Hon Isaac Davis, and
Hon. I. II. kinnicutt Worcester Hon. Alex Dewitt,
Oxford; Esck Saunders Esq. Saundersve Messrs Paul
Whiting IL Son, Whnsville; Messrs. L. i. Bigelow &
Co, Grafton Messrs. CoDant Warren & Co., Boston
Messrs I. Il L. Bachelor, North Brookheld.
fe3 dawtf
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Jnsuraat0.

QUINCY MUTUAL FIRE 1NSUR-
" ANCE COMPANY of QUINCY, MASS,
Available and Cash Capital 4O0, 900 dollars.
STEPHEN BATES, Secretary. WM $. MORTON, President
CHARLES A Rowland, Adiuster.
lnsures buildings merchandise and personal property
generally, on the most favorable terms.
NB.-Ihere is no stock department in this Company,
and the profits returned the insured in dividends
from rs to 80 per cent. on pTemiaans paid.
5. A. ROWLAND, Agent. Office in Mechanics Hall.
iel5 dcodly
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nR. SWEETS INFALLIBLE LINIMENT is
~ the great External Remedy Of the age. dtf nl0
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TESTIMoNIALS.
regard Mr. Eddy as one of the most capable and
eesyat practitioners with whom have had official inter-
course CHAS MASON" Commissioner OF Patents
cannot employ person competent and uStfCOrhu
and more capable Of putting their applications in
TO secure for them an early and favorable consideration
1.-THE Patent Office. EDMUND BURKE"
Late Commissioner of Patents.
boston, February 8, 1858.
"Mr. r. II. Eddy has made for me THIRTEEN appca
and that one is pending Such unmistakabe proof OF
great talent and ability his part leads
mend all inventors to apply to him TO procure their pa
tents they be of having the faithful
tenton bestowed their and at reasonable
charges. JOHN TAGGART.''
From Sept l7 1851 to June l7th 1883 the subscriber
In course OF his large practice made tcce rejected ap
plieations SIXTEEN APPEALS, EVERY ONE of which
decided in his favor by the Commissioner of Patent
lal1 d2awawly r. II. EDDY.
BOSTON MUSIC SCHOOL.-The Win
- ter Term of twelve weeks will commence on MON
DAY JAN 2, 1860, at HALL No MERCANTILE BUILDING,
SUMNER STREET.
success proves beyond doubt the praccabilty of the
plan of its organization
This School affords facilities for obtaining thorough
Musical Education in the different branches both
Instruction is given in NOTATION, HARMONY.
COUNTERPOlNT and FUGUE COMPOSITION WITH
TATIoN; SINGING, PIANO, ORGAN, VIOLIN, and
any Orchestral Instrument
TUITION, S25 Term, allowing each pupil to pursue
three different studies.
BOARD OF INSTRUCTION:
B. F. BAKER, j. w ADAMS
WILLIAM SCHULTZE, LEVI p. HOMER,
j. W. TUFTS.
For Particulars address
B. F. BAKER, Rowe Place
WILLIAM READ Secretary. d5 d2taw3w
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n OF &c H.

DR.. HILL will continue his usual moderate charoes
each ones circumstances taken into
efectual cure. p' anu
IS Consultations by letter, &C.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-28

DIAMOND CEMENT--The best article
- for joining China, Glass, and Eartben waro onS
lust the thing for family use at GEO. r. SpiiRtk Do
Main street dit " " Nv" ., a"i
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-28

From Sept 17th 1851 June l7th 1883 the subscriber
In course of his large practice made ice rejected ap
plieations SIXTEEN APPEALS, EVERY ONE of which
decided in his favor by the Commissioner of Patent
ial7 d2awawly r. H. EDDY.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-28

ROARDERS WANTED.--Several gem
- tleman boarders can be accommodated with pleas
ant rooms and good board nj Mrs HUNTS, No. sud-
bury street. dtf sls
SILVER WANTED-Th highest price
~ paid for Spanish and American Coin or old Silver
by H. g. FOSTER, Manufacturer Of Silver Ware is Cen.
ra street dam
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-19
Health of Florence Nightingale.

The correspondent Of the Manchester Gaar,
dian suys:-"l am sorry to learn (apropps Of
military hygiencl that Miss Florence Night
gale continues to lose strength under her
continued laborS. The scenes and sutferings
ol the Crimea made n deep and abiding i'm
preston Oh her devoted and deep nature
She determined after her return u give her
self up to the removal Of the manifest sources
OF that evil which she had bcheld in full play
in the Iazar-houseS Of Scutari aud under the
dismal hospital marques before S-bastO-
pol. Ever since the conclusion of peace she
has been laboring ut the work Of barrack and
hospital improvement, with view to the
aneliDration of the health of the soldier and
increase OF his cOmtUrts. Shehas perssyered
in this labor in spite of impaired health and
failing strength. and she has told her friend,
when they demonstrate with her, and urge
her t" take reppse. that it is her VOCATION; she
NUT work ut these objects till either she
sinks ut her work or sees il accomplished
She has all along been the right arm Of the
Barrack and lI"spiral Commission, and. with
them, has had to struggle against all the ell,
tang!cments Of red tape, and the obstacles Of
L yIs neri@, and prejudice against improve
ments winch are difficult for civilians even &c
conceive
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-19
Hid in q Boiler.

One of the convcts in the cooper shop, at
Auburn, New York. Prison, was missing on
Thursday noon, and notwithstanding Il vigi-
liant and careful search was made. he was
not found until he had been absent torty-two
hours. The whole prison yard and shops
were thoroughly searched, without avail.
Finally. it was determined TO examine the
large boiler in the copper shop, when 10 and
behold it was found that the convict had
taken up his quarters inside. The boiler
had a large quantity of water III it, in which
the convict had lain forty-two hours. Dur
Ing that time he had only one ration Of
bread To eat. 1t was supposed thar he might
have taken refuge i'll the chimney, into which
the furnace to the boiler discharges its smoke,
and for the purpose Of driving him out, If
there, fire was kndled under the boiler.
The convict says that when the water began
Ia grow warm. he had serious apprehenslons
that q hot scald would he his portion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-19
Rev. John Hersey.

The venerable Rev. John Jersey preached
several times in the W. f. Churchc. Ill this
place during the past week. lie preached in
Andrew Chapel on Sabbath morning 1T | |
o'clock. in the church on the hill ut ) clock,
III the evening at o'clock, and Oh Monday
morning nj ) o'clock. and again IN Andrew
Chapel un Monday evening at candle-iisht-
ing. Father llrr>ey' is one of the few
Cnr.stian Ministers that still rrsIsts the tide
that is sweeping away the ancient landmarks
o. his church In his dress, his manners, his
speech, and his general department, he is rs
simple and rs unubtrusiye IL he can be-. In
his dress he is u perfect model Of pa'nne-s.-
lie has no supertluuus band Oh his hat. nor
has he any button. on his coat behind, where
buttons could answer no good end. His
whole dress is Of piece with his hat and his
coat Indeed there is an entire currespOn-
dencc in his dress and his teachings on the
subject of plainncss Of dress. Has sermons
are exceedingly plain and earnest, and he I'M.
presse. every one who hears him with the
sincerity of his convictions. lie has chang
ed but little since we heard him preach III
ilarrisonburg years ago, save that Time has
bowed his form and whitened his locks
RDchinUham Register.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-19
Foreirn Ocean Mail Service.

WASHINGTON, August 1.-The Attorney
General has made decision sustaining the
position of the Postofice Department, t" the
efes: that rs the act limiting the amount OF
payments for 70 eign ocean mail service, also
bro tides that such amounts may he paid tut
OF any money III the treasury not o'h' rS'se
a; DR. ,priuted, it is II permanent appropriation
and ~ not affected by tie failure Of the Post
office appropriation b Il ut the last sessi' N,
nor i, is affected by the act OF 1896, requiring
the Postmaster General to submit certain
specific estimates to Congress ut certain sta
ted times. 1t is held by certain deputy post
masters that the act of 1904. fixing their
salaries by per centase upon the receipts
of their officer, is a permanent appropriation.
and therefore that they can draw their pay
from current receipts. This matter will come
hefnre the Postmaster General when the
quarterly accounts Of postlnAsters are rem
,iarrd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-19
Washington On Dits-August II.

The probabilities ot the resignation OF the
Secretary of War have been canvassed ever
since the entrance of that gentleman INTO
Office, with ut any other reason than "A hrs'rr
Ia gossip. Ii is nuw however, rum"rrd that
the continued i'll health Of the honorable Src-
rotary will compel him Ia reilnqu'-Il The vcX-
atiuus cares and arduous labors OF his post.
This prolonged indispositI"n Of " vernon
Floyd, find. Il host of sympathi1tn5 friends
political aud personal, all over the country
In thu event of ii vacancy occurring hy the
retirement Of the distinguished NIrglnlan
from the Cabinet, it is not improbable that the
President would tender the portfolio to the
Hon. Charles D. Faulkner, VIII" for long
time occupied the chair Of the War Com
mittee Of the House, aud whose recent defeat
in advocating the entire acts OF the Admin
istrat,on. peculiarly commend h;m to the
personal regard Of the Chief Magistrate,
whilst the prominence he has game before
be country in long service IN 20 iSre .,
mark him u II very suitable person, polIli'
cnllv speaking-.SdieS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-19
Cricket.

The cricketers of this country are pa.
tiently awaiting the arrival of tho "All
England Eleven" who are expected here
about the commencement of next month
The arrangements are concluded to the sat
l,inction ri all parties concerned, and we
have no doubt that the cricket matches which
Will be play ed in this country and the Cana
daS, will be the most interesting even known
The Americans IN their match, will have 10
exert all their crlckctlng powers and skill,
il they hope To succeed against their power
iul opponents. who are the packed and best
eleven that England can produce
As have before stated. their first match
viii be played III Canada. This instead Of
drtracting from the interest which the
crickcters feel in the match, will most as
surrdly increase it, as each game Is played,
and the result known. Some idea may he
formed Of the character as players which
the English eleven sustain, when we state,
that in IL match played between the All
England Eleven and twenty-five" Of the gen
tlemlan players in the Louth club, in Lin
cplnShIre, and some years ago, Pnrr, the then
greatest batslnan that ever lived, scored from
his own bat III, while the twenty-five Of
Luu;lI, with celebrated batter and bow
Ter from Sussex given in) made only is
Their buwlers are also picked from the best
Of England and their fielding. wicket keep
ing and long stopping, are seldom equnlled,
aud never excelled.-N. y. Com,nr.'ih.