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Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1860-11-16
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT. !
Columbia, 5. G., Nov. ), 1860. {
G5ntlen>.n IF MD S.nute
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and I"use of Re0fe&e"ta<jreS:
The Ac' uf Congress. ;p;tsses! III h,. year
i rs. er:.c 5 Ina, lie Lee "is of preSi,len.
a.li FicePre .i'ieu, shall he arI,nin:ed ul,
he Iu1,!aY Iiex5 after The. fi.st alolsi;tv of
The nns, il "f N"v..'nber, n lie wear in
winch 'aey are I" bo apy:.iti.re!. The an
uull nI,-isig i tile La5Is.a ar,, of Spu:u
Carn'i,l.t, b. c".i-.it5! 3nfs.I i,rnvisi.'l,
viii sio Ike i,i;:c. il:I:il lie tparsh N lon
Il \ A. ls>l
e.c,i il my do y, under tiie atii Iluri
terrei ui,on me, 80 convene ihc i.agiola;uFe
on extraordinary occasions, 10 convene YOU
that y"a may, on 30 nnrrnW> appn!n the
number ot Eiec 'rs oi President and Vice
President 10 w;lic this State is rnsI-
tied.
Under ordinary circumstances ynIr dI
" ould be soon disc larged by ihe elec
Ipn st Eiec n:'s representing the choice ct
7ue people II the 'of.se, buf III view "t tn
thre;a aning aspect Of affairs, a1d the
sirony ,rnbablii.y OF the eiec ipl to the
Presidency of a sectional candidate, by II
par.y committee! In the snFpnrt ri meas
nres which. II carried ont, viii inevitably
destroy our equality IN the Union, and ul-
tniateiy reduce the Southern States 10
mara provinces y: \ consolidated despotisin,
i, ue governed by a fixed ma ioriry III
Congress hostile To our INSTITUTIONS, and
f;l,aily bent upon our ruin, L would re-
sp4cifuIv suggest that tie Legislature re-
man In session, and take snch action As
will prepare the Safe for any emergency
that may arise.
Thai an exposition Of the will OF the
people may be obtained Oh a question in
volvlng such m"nentuns consequences, l
would earnestly recommend that In the
event of Abraham Lincnln's election to
the Presidency, a convention OF the people
of this State be Immediately called, to
consider and determine for themselves the
mode and measure Of redress. My own
opinions OF what the convention should do,
are of little molaent but believing that
the time has arrived, when every one,
however humble he may be, sii"nld ex-
press his opinions in unInistakable Ian
guage. | am constrained 70 say that the
only alternative left. i'll my Judgment, is
the secession of South Caroln.. from the
Federal Union. The Indications from ma
ny OF tire Southern States justify the CON
clusion that the secession OF South Carolina
will he Immediately followed, if not adopt
ed simultaneously by them, and ultimate
ly by tie entire Sonih. Tie long desired
cooperation of the other States having
similar institutions, for which many oi
our citizens have been waiting. seems TO be
near at hand, and if we are true to our.
selves will soon be realized. The State
has, with great unarinity, delared thai
she has the right peaceably, to secede, and
no power on earth can rig:fttuly prevent
II.
If in the exercise OF arbitrary power, anc
foroetfnI Of the lessons of history, the Gov
ernment of the United States should at
x..,,x+ o,a,c;, ', If ,rili h,sof$na our crlamf
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1860-11-16

MURDER-Phineas T. Wood, of Goshen,
N. Y, was murdered by negro on Sat.
urday last. He was shot down in the
road, the provocation being that he had
participated in Union meeting a night
or two before. The negro had been par
aiding the street, gun in hand, swearing he
meant to shoot sd white Democrat. !"
The murderer was arrested and placed in
Jail.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1860-11-16

INFANT EATEN By RArs.-A rncst shock
ing affair, calculated to excite the most
painful emotions took place early on sum
day evening", l4th inst, at a house in la
ken Place. Emma Anderson, a colored
woman, left nome in the afternoon, plac-
ing her infant, but six weeks old, III charge
of a man named Davis. He desired TO go
ont also, and locked the child in the house.
When the mother returned, dreadful
spectacle was presented to her view. The
little one had been attacked 10y rats, and
It's nose completely sf,awed off The face
was badly eaten, and one Of the eyes was
gone. The child was almost dead, and
the probabilities are that it would have
been entirely devourcd had Mrs. Ander-
son remained nuch longer. No hopes
were entertained Of its recovery Ledger.
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representatives, shall assemble, in wilote
or III pars they may direct, a genel1a
al council for the county, which shall sit
Under /. Chet of Minute Men, to be elect
ed by the several councils and reno, a.
bic at their pleasure. The Minute Men
shall execute the orders OF the district
committees, an; OF the general Council
and shal, when necessary, be provided
with the proper means.
I'd. That ii be recommended to every
county in the Cumnor wealth 10 organize
IN tile same or a similar manner, and to
publish the same we now order for no
tice 10 friends and co-nperafors.
3d. Ihat the moment tie election re-
turns are mute huo10n, ind It Is ascelt0s7a-
Ell that 1bruhun, L5ncoin IS elected Pres
idoat ot he Lat5eN Statea, the general
council ct this county shall select one del
e9it;e from each districi 10 meet such del
egaies as may he ;.ppoinsei by other conn
ties 10 assemble Ill convention at Rich
mond, 80 determine npon measures Tor
;ing our ewn satefv au,l honor as /,
people, Tor defending the Constitution of
the United $; .;stes, t;,r saving onr rights in
the Union, and tor o.b, aiming the sanction
Of lne sovereign Safe ef Virginia.
4 H. That these pvncedinos he publish
ei III -N'Iio!h tl'i l.'ciini,iid, ana copies
be sent to e:tcn county IL fhe Common
veal. j ;nd- that the Ptesi,lenI aud Sec
re AIRY of the meeting be ordered 10 see
this ,luig executed.
5tIi. Thar Il committee of five be .,p
pniried by the Chair :o c"ndnct corsa4
pnndelIce III this and other Sintes; ana q
{ c'nnnttee n1 five in each district be Also
appointed to rails funds to detray ANY ,>
petse '.t printing and ditsribu.ioI. and ,t
l5es9ged, That meetings be lseldlr->s
each n,agisfei;. district, within w-sxsa
for the purpose nf organizing accerdio@ 10
the tirst esulution.-Ctsntlsea Joayqaus
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su1c1nE OF a sourHEnNrR Fron FEAR on

SUICIDE OF SoUTHERNER FROM FEAR OF
SLAVE INsURREcTIoN. The Louisville,
Is. c. Herald states that hast week citi.
zen in the upper part cf that district, Isliam
S. Bolt, committed suicide by blowing ont
his brains with shot gun. 1t seems that
he had been much harrassed in mind with
the fear of an insurrection for some time,
and had lain with his arms beside him the
night before his death.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1860-11-16

SENTENcED-W We understand that His
Honor Judge French, has sentenced Pc
ter, slave convicted Of the crime of rape.
TO be hung on Friday, the S0th day of this
month. As yet no appeal bond has been
given, and we suppose no appeal will be
taken Wilmington Journal.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1860-11-16
Ell M5ss.ge Of the Governor Of Sou$h
Carolina.

Below We publish the mess pse of Gov
ernur Gist OF SouFEI Carolina to the Legis-
lature Of s'iaf Stale, from which i: will be
seen thar Erouble is inevitable
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1860-11-16
The REsULr-It appears that Lincoi1

The REsULr.-1t appears that Lincoln
has carried Pennsylvania, New 'k
Him Is, Cunnecticut, Massachusetts, New
Hampshire, Onio, Rhode. Island, Vermont
Indiana, Maine and Michigan. One hnn-
dreo aud fl y-tisht electoral votes-six
more than necessary.
And now, readers, you must rot thuk.
we are Your enemy because we tell yoa
rlle truth ~ wira1 we believe TO be the
truth. We repeat wifai we said a short
time ago-thete Is no naofe h0ps TOf the Tn
ion, as ii hus existed, thun there as for the
deud and tie lost.
Aud now loo, has come to pass the re-
aElzation Of an expression we made III the
Cape Eear Hecorder, at Wilmington for
ry-fsur wears ago: Tile time aotit come
aohea tie sacred honor pledge1 by ous
.fathe,s, aotN be lost in tie acbaSement Of
thar sons
We are sorry it is s,-hut it cannot be
helped. Ii is what we have expected, and
have f.: many years warmed the pennle nf
the tree s.; ates that sucht would be the
consequences Of their abolition tanaticisln.
and strove 10 guard our own citizens
against placing amy dependence upon the
2olvTessso5.s of those connected with our
enemies.
Ii is not true that anyz party at the
S,tlt: has caused this result. Our peC-
pie have done the best they could to avoid
it-but the free States would have it so.---
| They did not believe the truth and SO viii
reap the fruits of error.
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~ The total population of Fayetteville,
n. c acct riding to the recent census returns Ia
50a7. against 464o in 1850, being an increase
of Al in ten years.
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The Crisis IL Virginia. /

The following are. the resoiutionse
offered by Ex-Governor Wise az tiie "
States Rights gathering ipss pri"cess
County, Virginia; and - ,.l6@i.&
has already been made =, n'.' x
column. The resolutions ers .;,t45s
by acclamation, and i;nme,iiasf ~. ,.sar
taken to carry them into etfse. ;ssx
1st. To appoint "colnnnltsees e5sa
as III Revolutionary times, r. ssss@
six persons from each lnagiS esfgsEaxs il
a ma jnriry of whom for each !.i}N
ACT. They shall devise auas c@ssf9s
ures of police for onr SAT- :
rolling and organizillga a.e @t
Men," for whom in all resl,ee,l5 tlas
provide. An! qnarti sslssss sss's
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1860-11-16

COMMITTED FOR BIeAuY-Ari individual
giving his name as Wn. j. Enloe, was ar
rested "a few days since by number of.
our citizens, and brought before our Vigi-
lance Committee, on suspicion Of being an
Abolitionist. The proof was not Sufficient
TO convict him. but having been married.
twice, he was handed over TO the civil an-l
tll.rlties and committed 10 I erk jail II
appears that he has passed nnds different
names. Reports from several quarters.
justify lis IN holding hlln up to the public.
as notorious ami expert rascal. It Is
probable that she Sheriff will advertise
hi,n-give a description OF the man, that
,oth he and those he has imposed upon
may have full Justice. He, during the
the examination before the Vigilance Conn
lnittee, made some contradictory state
tnan;s, sufficient to give any oise All insight
into his real character. Let the law take
hold of him, the evidence be brought ont,
the penalty be enforced, and perhaps onr
country will SOON be rid of such mischie-
7ons characters. Rock I'LL ChronicEes
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1860-11-16

John w Wallace, formerly Of
Springfield, Ohio. was killed in eIel at
Mach sille, days since.
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.:.s~ qua .s.. every e,,atl,.
4# GB:qrIrg.e .eF p PArESrs tSc5en-
~ Il t,@~>.t y as cing- nei1 patent
- 49, lowering linus in,o graves, indul
-ts .n rhe following strain in reference 10
I}patenfs.
/ .'Ihe life OF this age, most assnredly
| iuoyes on patent inventions. The Infant
| il wrapped in linen which has been woven
.A a patent loom, from yarn spun npon Il
l}atelt frame, aud he draws his first drop
,f nonrslIment from his mothers breast
through patent nipple shield. The girl
a,ndies Il patent doll, the bow whils pat
e1iit top or plays with Il bali which is made
Under one Of the most valuable patents Of
be age. In later life we put on Il Shirt,
Tlllcii with the rest OF our clothes, is sew
on a patent Inachine. with a patent thread
by patent needle, which comes envelop-
| ed III parent wrapper, and our very boots
are made of patent leather. We rise in
the noring trotn q patent elliptic spring
| bed, undo the patent tastennys Of our
! windows, roll up Our patent curtains, open
lire patent locks of our doors. which were
constructed by patent machinery, and 60
down to our coffee, which is made in pat
| ent pos. We write with patent pens,
which we dip into patent ink i'll a patent
Island. Thus surrounded by patents, we
pass our life, which is filled with gorgeous
dreams OF making a splendid fortune by
/ some patent invention OF our own, till at
| last we are placed in patent burial case,
| and lowered from patent bier into our
/ iina!. place af rest. !"
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1860-11-16

3e language of HAMILTON, we answer
.Ie who would anticipate us, must whet
Is sword by 'he midnight lamp and rise
s.fore the setting of the morning star
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1860-11-16

& A GAELIC SETTLEMENT IN NORTH Caro-
LlsNA.-The Iverness (Scor!and) Fourie,
pXablishes letter from North Carolina III
i,s which it is stated that the descendants
otf Scottish Highlarders who enigrated 10
Naorth Carolina duringiis early settlement
atse numerous in several counties of that
State. The principal settleu,ent was made
BY Mel Macniel, of Argvl.shire, who la1-
did in Wimongton in i749, with his fam
ilkg aud abont 500 emig'anfs, (sotne say
6H,0,j from the district OF kj15vre, Argyll
shire. So large an emigration OF Killed
alkld tarlaned Iiighland"rs is said to have
frightened the Wimingfnnians, who en-
t.,lS,avored to exact from their enterprisiny
leIader :. bend for their peaceful behavior.
lRnt the shfewd Scotchnan managed 10
ea ade. the demand, and slscended Cape
Fsa.kr:ver with This band OF Ills country
r:cn.I From this period the migration
was / yearly on Il e increase. NJ. Mac
donald, Of kingsbury. and his lady, the
ct glehrated Flora Macdonald, famous tor
Or adherence 70 the unfortunate p"e1en-
ddr, Prince Chall.s,i i'll his toroln condition
after his defeat at Culioden, emigrated
,sesfl, 4 number of others from the Isle of
SO. thaF every year added to the
3.apr III ,,e scotch Highland emigrants
Sf1 s.el' s,.I. i.,aied the maj"rilv ct the
s5,,ptda+sou. a,iU controlled the civil and
eec.>,- -4~it.al interests OF no less than sew
s.ata$ss tuH l!ts, ~: Cumberland, Bladen
N :, isss~n ai.ntfs,d, NJ - merA, Moore
5. 3sxi.afHet T. l.s1Iil. atgllage is still
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1860-11-16

Isesoved That meetings heFlielI7s
each nlagiset;.I district, within a wra<-
for the purpose nf organizing acctrdioss 10
the first resulution.-C Cttns13ea JoaY7au5.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1860-11-16

ha r.sI - m@s#9ssni r Ele fnSf}aid,'ts Of Fede
ar ,li.,r j tsslstt3th, We are ready e, shoulder
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-20
furniture. Nf.
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS AT
No. 143 Main Street

we would call the attention Of the public to our large
at Reduced Prices. We have on hand large stoek NJ
new and secondhand Furniture Feather Beds Mattress
es Curtains and Fixtures, CrOckery Glass Ware ia
BILE Cutlery, Britannia and Silver Plated Ware Cooking
Stoves &C. that we will sell at prices that cannot fail to
suit the most economical purchaser "
Also, lot of Eight Dav ana Thirty Hour CLOCKS
that we will warrant good time keepers and sell at less
price than can be found other store in this ctv
Also, a fine lot Of CAMEO PINS and Ear Drops Bosom
Studs, Sleeve Buttons and Gold Rings 40 per cent
than the usual prices. Call and them. Fancy Goods
Pocket Cutlery Note and Letter Paper Envelopes Cot
Bags, Umbrellas, &c, DC.
az Consignments of all kinds + Property solicited
Auction Sales, and Goods taken Gu consignment fr
Private sale. PUTNAM & CLARK,
40. l43 Main Street
worcester, JULY Is.
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miscellaneous.
DA.T E N T A G E N c Y
-FoR TuE-


UNITED STATES, GREAT BRITAIN. FRANCE,
And other European countries
The subscriber PRACTICAL MECHANIC AND
CRAFTSMAN, well acquainted with the Patent Laws,
has been for some years successful in obtaining Pa
tents.
continues to make Models and to prepare Specii.
cations Drawings, and all necessary papers, and pro
Patents in the United States and European coun-
tries Foreign business conded only trusty and
spOnsible agents.
All business confded to will be promptly attended
TO at the lowest rates. USUALLY Is cent lower than
Being connected with the best Agents at Washington
and making frequent trips there, enabled to keep
thoroughly posted in all matters relating to Patents and
new Inventions, thus aordng the best facilities for pre-
lninary examinations and advising Inventors in regard
o securing Patent Tor their inventions.
Inventors will find II to their advantage TO pu heir n-
ventions into substantial form Model pTac-
cable (this frequently Patent in of ques
ton of priority of tnveEton) and consult some reliable
acquainted with the Patent Laws and proceedings
in the Patent office, to securing their rights.
All communications strictly confidential Advice as to
mode of proceeding given gratis. Preliminary cNania-
tons made, comparing inventions with those already pa
tented. or in for the purpose or nNoNng Inc
obtaining patent in saving from nifty TO one
| hundred dollars TO the Inventor.
MODELS of all Inventions that require them made
to order upon reasonable terms and warranted to
the acquisitions of the Patent Office.
Deeds of assignments recorded at Washington Cor
of Drawings Specifications and other papers the Pa
| tent Office obtained.
The Patent Laws Reports "arent Cases, and other
valuable works relan" = atens, together with a com
pete list of all - record at Washington car
| be seen Il. my office, free of charge
| JAMES e. ARNOLD,
| SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
Worcester, Mass.
apis Office at Mechanics Hall. daw
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-20
NEW FURNITURE WAREHOUSE
Substantial and Elegant Furniture.

E.W. VAIL, late of the firm of E. G. Partridge Co.,
would inform his friends and the public that he has leased
the beautiful and spacious Warehouse No Flagg Build
ing opposite the Bay state House, Worcester and will
give his attention to the Furniture business in all its
branches, and Will keep constantly hand well select
cd stock Of substantial and elegant Furniture bought for
casa from the best manufactures IN the country and will
warrant the same equal in style and finish sold in
Worcester County or the money will be refunded. His
assortment will consist Of rich and medium Drawing
Room, Parlor. Dining Room. and Chamber Furniture.
Looking Glasses in every variety Of style and finish; will
keep on hand the best Live Geese Feathers cured
Horse Hair Mattresses, and all other kind Of Mattress
es also very desirable assortment OF elegant Window
shades. Fixtures, &c; all approved kinds OF
spring Beds, and in fact every article usually found H.
Furniture establishment Furniture of all descriptions
upholstered 10 order In superior Do fail
n29 d6v,tf N'-"e
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N L w 6 A S Ii G H T
JOHNSON'S
DOMESTIC SELF-GENERATING GAS LIGHT
Invented by HENRY JOHNSON, Washington. d. q
Patented April lie, 1850.

This inuenOR wH render al Families who use il jpde
pendent Of Gas companies. and how wherever placed
heN can ENJOY The luxury of brilliant light Each
burner generates its own gas from common burning
Flud lts sqety 6ifLdRcy, cedl and COM eieucs
are hultIeu by all who use or it, This mode of Il sing
burning nuid prevents possibility OF explosion One
pant VIII last from TO 10 hours The average cost the
year round is one cent hour This lpht IA canal in
bancy to the coal gas light, and at the same time ia
softer ahc moro agreeable to the eyes The cost of mo
apparatus Il from So upwards according to STYLE Yon
can pipe on your house, as with coal gas for 5r n oot
or nave each complete In itself either MS chandecr
bracket or TO stand the mantle or carry from rnn, e.,
room IN the hand The same stvle of fixtures used Gy
Goa gas can be used. There is no disageeable odor
II allows no gas to escape made excent hon
burning lis adaptation for dl1elings churches halls
Jgct0l1eS cars steamers and 0mnibaSeS is nsrnssod
come and see a. Night is the best time 10 witness ts H.
Eliminating powers Ii must be seen to be Appreciated
rms beautiful, cheap, and desirable domestic gas ieht
can now be seen at at e As''
ia Main street, Worcester, Mass,
me subscribers having purchased the above Patent for
hc STATE 81 Massachusetts,, prepared to furnish 6x
lures ana burners for all who may send IN their orders
IisVns coming from the country and residents of tbe
CITY are respectfully invited TO call and examine for them
serves lair trial will satisfy any one tha this sell-pen
eTauhg gas Is far cheaper and equally brilliant as the
coal gas. Call at ia Main street and see specimens
TOWNSEND, ARMSTRONG, ~ co
County Rights for Sale.
Jul4 d3m
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@tpressss &t.

.s.=~..-M S T E A M M S Fl l P
49, llllz 10y sAILING PACKET
$3.50 PASSAGES
TO AND FROM CORK, LIVERPOOL, LONDON,
Paris &c, by the Liverpoo New York and Philadel-
with water-tight compartments, CARRYING the United
Siaes SAILING al 6 70 a@ ara
CITY OF BALTIMORE. Capt Petite, 1881 tons
CITY OF WASHINGTON, Capt. Jeffrey, .23s0 :.
GLtAASSG.0nW, CAPT THOMPSON 1872 :.
KKAI1S0GARoo, Capt Brooks lS!S
Cabin passage from New York Liverpool Cork, s5
Gneludng stewards fee and every requisite; Third
And the BLACK STAR Line of Liverpool and New
York Packets sailing alternate the 9Th and oath
each month, commanded by able and experienced MEN
and INCLUDING some Of the largest and finest ships afoat
ESfbGfMAAlER cYNosGRE E kbSGL Kelley,
BELLE BE Il Wool WOOD, DEWITT Clinton, sARAToGA,
CONSTITUTION, JOHN BRIGHT, UNIVERSE
Storage passage from Liyerpooito New York Sill
For Passage Tickets, Bills of Exchange. Passports
apply at BoYDES xS tGE 9EF TSSqEny
mhIS dom Lincoln House Block.
CONSIGNORS OF FREIGHT
NEW YORK IHILADELpHA; BALTIMORE, AND
ALL POINTS SOUTH AND WEST OF
THOSE CITIES,
Are respectfully notified that Trains leave the FROvI
III tnlS CITY, daily Tor Providence
Of the
COMMERCIAL STEA MBOAT co.
for New York, and thence by special arrangement with
the steam Canal Lines, for Philadelphia Baltimore and
all Southern points,
RATES ALWAYS LOWER THAN BY ANY OTHER
STEAM LINE.
Time between New York and Philadelphia "a hours.
Baltimore, SO "
No chGrge0r Wharfage, C0rtd0e or other erpease in
At1 York. thus constituting the cheaI est and most re
able Steam Freight Route between Worcester and the
points named
FREIGHT FOR THE WEST.
The subscriber, Agent for the Line having been
also duly appointed as Agent of the NeW YORK and Eiie
Rd'froad Company in this CITY. is prepared TO give
through Bills Of Lading all Freight consigned to is
care for any Western City Iow at the lowest ruling
rates, guaranteeing to SUCH 4ments all possible
care and dispatch.
The New York office of above namodL.ue is at PIER
ii NORTH RlEER, ISAAC ODELL. Agent, 20 whose
care all freight for the South or shou be CONSIGNED
one or more Steamers leave New York Tor rovidence
ually. FOR turthc' particulars
EDWlN BYNNER, Gerer Freisht AGENT
80. ~ - at = hanics Hall.
Or to W II. JOURDA., Providence II, pot
Benz. BUFF Providence.
ISAAC Ii. SOUTH IL, Is State St
apis Boston