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JOIINSON'S
DOMESTIC SELF-GENERATlNG GAS LIGHT
Invented by HENRY JOHNSON, Washington D. G
Patented April lie, 1850.

This iRpenon pill render all Families who il inde-
pendent Of Gas Companies, and how wherever placed
they can enjoy the luxury Of brilliant Gas light. Each
burner generates Its own gas from common Burning
Fluid, Its Sety bfttdHcg chedT and convenience
admitted by all who see it, This mode of using
burning fluid prevents possibility Of explosion. One
pint viii last from to 10 hours The average cost the
year round is one cent an hour This light Is equal in
brliancy to the coal gas light and at the time is
softer and more agreeable to the eyes The cost Of the
apparatus Is from 50 upwards according to style. You
can pipe of your house, with coal gas for l5c foot
have each complete in ITSELF either as chandelier
bracket to stand the maate carry from room to
room in the hand. The style of fixtures used for
Goa gas be used. There is no disagreeabe odor
1t allows gas to escape none is made except when
burning Its adaptation for Dwellings,, churches halls
factories, cars steamers and oR6uSes Is unsurpassed
Come and see IT, Night is the best time to witness its
Eliminating powers 1t must be to be appreciated
This beautiful cheap and desirable domestic gas light
can now be seen at at
ia Main Street, Worcester, Mass.
The subscribers having purchased the above Patent for
the state Of Massachusetts,, prepared furnish fix
lures and burners for all who may send In their orders
Persons coming from the country and residents of the
city respectfully invited to call and examine for them
selves. fair trial will satisfy any that this self-gen
Grating gas Is far cheaper and equally as brilliant the
coal gas Call at ia Main street and specimens.
TOWNSEND, ARMSTRONG, d co.
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= FARM FOR SALE OR TO LET.

,isl The valuable Farm in Auburn, formerly known as
zlA.Hz the MERRIAM Farm is offered for sale a low
price, will be let tor of 1t is miles
from Worcester the Railroad Depot in Auburn, and
adjoining the Stoneve Mills itcontans about hum
ded acres of Moving and Tlage, of Pas
ture and one hundred of Wood The buildings
sist of large Dwelling house, two Barns and Sheds
There is market in the vicinity for all the products of
the farm. Possession given April lst For terms apply
to FRANCIS II. DEWEY, 2lS Main street, Worcester.
mhl3
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- VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

fT.f ALUABLE REAL Els LIE
Eani IN LEOMINSTER-The subscriber has a good
49, Farm. with one OF the best water powers in the
town OF Leominster Wor, ester County, for sale The
property consists of good stone the Nashua
rlVer grst and saw mill in running order two houses
one barn with out buildings, and about eighty of
land The property is the great road leading
Leomnster TO Lancaster about half mile from sta
ton on the Fitchhurg and Worcester Railroad one and
hall miles from the Fitchbug Railroad and will
be sold together or in lots to suit purchasers The oca
ton is good one for the manufacture of cotton wool
en- goods, or paper; will be sold cheap. The whole
part of the purchase money lay for long time, by
giving good security, and money will be furnished for
building, if desired
Also one other water privilege ftyour of land,
stone dam, but buildings, in the westerly part of
Leominster, on the Nashua river two miles from the
centre village in Fitchburg and only mile from the
manufacturing village at So Fitchburg will exchange
any of the above property for real estate in the city
Worcester IVERS PHILLIPS
Worcester, March l. 1860 dtf mch5
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-. FOR SALE-A desirable two story

M House, convenient for or two families built in
sAz.+good modern style, and nearly new with good
Barn. and two house Lots with fruit trees &c. Also
other House, convenient for three families, with a large
shed which would make small barn if desired for that
use The above real estate is in healthy location and
within five minutes walk of the Court House and will be
sold at bargain previous to the first of April Apply
\. HARRINGTON, No 2 Elizabeth street, Worcester
M daa1 Exvtf
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Two LET-The Rooms over the Meat
u Market of Hiram Fobes, on Front street formerly
occupied as Belt mandatory and suitable for
OF or Shoe manufactoty. Inquire of
ga distf JAMES r. PIERCE
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DIAMOND CEMENT-The best article
- for Joining China, Glas' and Earthen Ware ana
l9st tne thing for family use at GEO X. SpURR'S 2Ol
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60 FOR SALE.-That very desirable
III situation, No, 10 High street, next south of the
sA4-residence of Dea. Daniel Goddard, containing
10000 feet of land with Dwelling-House thereon will
be sold low if applied for Terms easy. Any in
quiry in relation thereto addressed the subscriber
South Reading, Mass, will be promptly attended to.
CHAS IL. HILL.
South Reading, March g. 1850. dim
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EARM FOR SALE.-The valuable

Il Farm of the subscriber situated Grafton street.
in Worcester containing about los acres, and is well cal
culated for Milk and Vegetable Farm it being but two
miles from the City Hall
The Buildings consist of a Dwelling Honse, containing
III rooms with basement tenement, aud large Barn.
with cellar under the whole, with vegetable cellar at
taehed. A constant supply of water under the Barn.
The subscriber also has for sale Peat Meadow,
tanning some acres, situated in Broad Meadow
called. in Worcester and Pasture containing nearly 2S
acres, situated i'll the Southeast part of Holden lib
eral credit will be given for part of the purchase
For prices &c, apply to the subscriber, living the
Farm, or to ELI b. LAMSON, Esq, Auctioneer, on
Main street SAMUEL ALLEN.
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I AIDES HAIR DRESSING ROOMS,
- Under Bay State House,
Ladies Entrance on Exchange Street.

GILBERT WALKER,
having enlarged his is now better prepared than
ever before 10 do work in superior manner.
uone ~ the hest possible
At short notice.
Mr walker has engaged the services of Mr. HENRY
~ ort; AID who has had long experience tons0
h since lSl9n Germany and this country, and
ncrai' tlat few can excel him In all mattess
PNrntr,tii,I 70 HAIR Dressing, &c
Mr. VII attention paid TO Dressing ladies hair.
,l !" olNcr mas capable female ASSISTANTS diff s27
pAhADlS IODINE HAIR RESTOR-
a. Is tne most agreeable article in use TO dress
LIZ nun, t1u tne most efcacious preparation 10 cure
Edl7 ol iair ana Badness to cure Pimples Freckies
peuiN Eu pion, anu hQughness the Face and other
paris ~ tnc noIN, sod In Worcester bv Nj 3 McCON.
nlLLE' 40 A lrumbull street, and in Boston l,y a. n
Carney, l5s washington street ~ ~ -
va at IL PARADIs Ptorietor.
SPECIAL NOTICE.-Ihe Mayor will be
~ at his office in the City Hail. from to O'Clock ooch
afternoon, to attend TO official business NA s'V"
Worcester, Jan. 4, 1860 diff ms
10 000 QUILL TOOTH PICKS
AOeVOV for sale by G. R. SPUR. DIFF iaio
nR. STEPHEN SWEET, of Connecticut,
- II known ALL over the United States dtf MIC
DURE JUICE OF THE GRAPE. :
II CLIO. II. SPUR, No 2Ol Main street. il wholesale
and retail agent for Aliens pure Native Wine du 81
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One Very Valuable Morgan Mare,
60 be Ret.

STORE TO LET AND FIXTURES
~ FOR SALE.-The subscriber being about to change
ms business would offer Tor sale his entire stock Of
goods consisting of Watches Jewery Fancy Goods
all OF new patterns and in good order. Also the fix,
lures of the store and all the necessary apparatus for
carrying on the Watch and JeweIry business.
Worcester Jan. 2, 1860. dtf ioi
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- FARM FOR Situated :

49, FARM FOR SALE-Situated on
IN i,iI Nlbury Avenue, two miles from City Hall.
sA4.sA Good Buildings, u OF land in high culva
ton. large amount of manure the farm. Large
amount of fruit yearly. The farm is pleasantly located
for gentleman doing business in the city profitable
one for early vegetables The present is about to
to another part of the state and will dispose the
farm liberal terms. JAMES HOUGHTON.
Worcester. March 5, 1860. dGwtf mch6
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/ UMBER YARD FOR SALE OR TO

- BE LET-The Lumber Yard at the corner of Cen
trail and Union streets formerly occupied by Edwin Cha
pin, and having branch track along side of the lot
connecting with the Worcester and Nashua and over
that with all the other Railroads in the city Terms lib
eral The lot will be substantially fenced the coming
Spring. WILLIAM A. WHEELER. :
fla diff
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TIT UMES' MINERAL POLISH

This is unrlvaled for cleaning and polishing Cold
Silver, britannia and Brass articles also fine steel Cut
lery Mirrors, Glass, &C. &c. This article is invaluable
for any where high polish is required and is neatly
put up in boxes liberal discount made to those buy
ing by the quantity For sale Wholesale and retail, by
j. STEWART BROWN,
ia24 d2n# No, q6 Main Street Worcester, Mass,
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NOR SALE, LET OR EXCHANGE

Il A large commodious House, containing rs to 80
rooms, situated in the center of hourshng village,
within few miles of this city. with barn and other out
buildings and about five of land under high state
of cultivation which apples pears peaches cher
ries guinness aprcos, grapes currants blaekberres,
gooseberries. raspberries DC, 6c
The above is suitable for large boarding house
hotel there none in the place 1t will be sold low,
exchanged for other property rented to good live
man. al "A reasonable price For further particulars in
quire at HAVENS AGENCY OFFICE, No. Harring-
ton corner. eODtf mch7
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nor SALE.-A rare chance for one of
II the most desirable places in Southbridge the for
residence of Esquire Yinon, opposite the Railroad
Depot lot, together with barn. shed large garden,
with fruit trees The House well calculated Pub
lie House. Also, tenement Al Green street, Worcester
to let; Forfurther particulars, inquire OF DANIEL H.
TOWNE, ESQ., Southbridge, or STEPHEN w. HUNT
Worcester. diff mch6
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miscellaneous.

DRIME BUTTER received and for sale
pY E. G. & S. H. BURBANK,
auzzuu Front street
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II Harrington Avenue Line Din street, of the
.hnes locations in the city. The house contains
rooms finished in good STYLE and of good material
Lot 60 by 1876. For further particulars inquire of
j. p HALE,
ja28 diff Isl Main street. Worcester
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00lants.
M lLLINERS-Wante three first class
A'A Milners. Good wages pad
mills d6t 7. WARD IL CO., Flagg's Block
WANTED-SEooND HAND FURNl
AN EXPERIENCED TEACHER

SALESMAN WANTED-A young man
~ is wanted as salesman in the Hosiery department
Must bring good references. Apply to
mhl3 diff GEO. p BRYANT
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IA graduate, wants situation in an Academy or High
School lie is practically acquainted with the and
care of philosophical and chemical apparatus refers
to his experience as teacher in Academy Address
E4}oX u Lancaster, Mass. dim f.6
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Zeal estate.

- FOR SALE. - Two VALUABLE
HI HOMESTEADS.-Eac comprising House,
sA. Barn. and or Is of the best Land. Only u
miles from the Post Office ia this city viii be sold cheap
For further particulars, inquire of T. NJ LAMB, Harring
ton Corner. Worcester d&wtf meh9
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E'UK SALE-THE HOUSE, BARN, AND
Il oUlBUILDINGs with about one acre of Land, for
merly owned and occupied by Col Dewitt Said estate
is OF the finest country residences in Worcester
y. Is about rs rods from the Depot and High School;
has fountain of neverfailng spring water in the ktch
and in the barn. good Ice house, and nearly 100
Fruit Trees many of which in bearing condition.
All the above in excellent order and will be sold
in connection with II of land by il desired
For further particulars inquire of Col. DEWITT at
Mechanics Bank, Worcester of the subscriber the
premises. VIM. NEWTON.
Oxford, Feb. 81, 1860. diff f22
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TEE FAMILY HERALD.

Practical Operations OF the Underground
. Ratlroad-Arctic observation-disclosures
phicsl Sketches ~ Deceased Persons
Rev. DR.. Cahill's Lectures ON Astrono-
>my-Intercstins Ecclesiastical Trial I'm
England-LOla Montez ON Fashion, Sc.
The FAMILY HERALD will, rs usual, be issued Wednes
day morning. Among other interesting matters II will
contain special report the Cor lion and Prospects Of
the Negroes in the British Provinces-Practca Opera
tons Of the Underground Raroad-The Slave Homes in
CanadA-Shiftless Condition Of the Negroes, &c, &C.;
Report Of the Dongs in Congress- Important Narrative Of
Dr. McCnock Relative to Arctic Discoveries; Report OF
the Lectures Of the Rev DR.. Cahl Astronomy; Lee
ture Of Lola Montez "Fashion3' Report Of very
Interesting Ecclesiastical Trial in EngandCerica Iicen-
tousness, &C.; Biographical Sketches OF Mrabeau B.
Lamar Of Texas, Linn Boyd Of Kentucky, and Bishop
Neuman Of Philadelphia; All the Local News Of New
York and Vicinity Of importance; Reports Of the Cattle
Provision and Money Markets, and all interesting news
Of the preceding week.
TnxMs-$2s year; four cents single copy. Subscrip-
ens received At the oco northwest Of Fulton
Nassau Streets New York Single copies for sae at the
ccuntsr and by all agents Advertisements inserted
At the usual HERALD rates.
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From Liverpool IN ths s;samshlp Arastavxr Aver Ard
Towpseud, KIDD MArsh Mrs Peefsr Capt Kidd Capt Allen,
NJ etceo kdy and Mrs Frazer and daughter Hessrs
Lord Mclean BlAnc Taylor, Frazer H0fhgh Saxou, Part
rdEs strrat Hacs HoasOr, Capt scuseiis Mr. Hoppsch
Lieut. Smith. Mess1 Brooks HsroI Mahoa IOvenard, Man
r. McDonaM Kuller reni Black s,.ley Hircn. Renter,
Ha WhiteI6 Drew, Nsrcusi Botop. Prsfi BAiholomew,
grnnen DR. Garden Messrs Iowa, Msyerhsim Cen oomncn
Nbs y. Rsynod; " B.tiss lazy and chia Mr. Hssrins
sAsppars TobAas Mr. Leaks and lAdy hr JchzsouTo 10
yscH Lvsrpec, II Ne steamship 1aafssoo-T F!s,ans
mge, Alez HeckeA ueorEe Lester, John Head, John nl
IN rs 49, ~ 49, snS ssla r@Rgs CSsuss1Se snd
Cu,hrE u ssmPls Thos Oampbsll, II and Nh Mfs Mar
From Liverpool. 10 Ae sAsamahip vigo-S fompknssa.
Anen VIM Gordon, D smMA.
non. Mr. NORGE Mia seymour, 4 Wiinsrth Dtewsn
Cart First, Mcss WAre(sky Krksnbrsck Mss Bnilh
L Waits, Or Rossnan, and Il In ths ssserags.
From Montevideo. IN The brig Maxy Jones q Newport
and DANIEL . DIV. Of 0lQeess>ss, 1aes
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williamsburg City News.

I'm Foc-ConNoN THE RIVER -On Saturday night
tho dense fog on the river seriously ntcfered with the
trips OF the Williamsburg ferry boats. The trips were
Interrupted until about ten O'Clock and from that time
until aboN noon yesterday the Peck slip and Roosevelt
street boats did not than three or four times
and at that the passage tedious and uncertain
passengers preferred the 10 Fulton ferry
shorter ferry from Williamsburg The Nebraska one OF
the Roosevelt street boats left New York about half past
eShts and did not arrive ut Williamsburg until nearly
eleven While In the middle OF thekriver tho Niagara
another OF the Roosevelt street boats coided with the
Nebraska, causing serious damage tho boats but doing
no injury 70 the passengers The fog very Dense
and was impossible 70 navigate the river with safety
MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT About half past one o'clock yes
terday morning young man, twenty years Of age,
named William Smith, residing In Coyer street. Green
point, was instantly killed in First street, near North
Ninth street, d. by being over by engine No. II
a. It was proceeding 10 alarm Of fire In tho So
cond district Smith had hold the tongue Of tho en-
gine which was going down First street ct q rapid
eacc, when Hook anu ladder No was observed by the
side OF them In advance. As the two machines passed
me tront wheels came In collision, and this threw the
tongue OF the truck around striking Smith and knocking
him down. The front wheel or the engine passed over his
bead and breast and the wheel passed his neck
frscturiDg his skull and killing him instantly He was
picked up and en 10 the station house OF the Fifth pre-
cinct, where a. uest hold yesterday by Coroner
Murphy aud verdict Of accidental death rendered His
remains were then taken 70 his parents residence ut
Greenpoint.
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DIR. Curtis Lecture I'm Philadelphia.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
In the NEW York HERALD Of the 9th Of January ap-
pesred communication signed by Robert E. Randall
and dated Philadelphia in which the following statement

PVAe0 0oumoufeation sBhoo ny hooeft r- nduuaH,
and dated Philadelphia, in which the following statement
is made
A general invitation without restriction was given attend
out concert with any attended the The r part
Of Mr. Curtis address and
qusn.y Mr. Curtis the name Of wssanstsn He
styled ne missrsee dotd and slare bred sc. The
Of Is. one
when Se Of bred Was adjudesisd When ihsss
scntinents were promulgated in audible and deliberate
The substance Of this statement repeated 1t the close
Of the communication rs follows:-
when Nr. Ouris defsned Tie Paher of his Country and
revived TIE most einent 10 Tho nation, assumed the
Of ts consequences personal OIL win for Curs
but believe! right in what dd and By willing
70 stand or fall before our common country
10 impossible, Of COURSE for any who speaks In
public upon controverted topics, 70 correct the msrcp
reservations Of his sentiments and words which appear
the papers, but the circumstances Of the delivery Of my
the public precisely what said upon that occasion
Ancr speaking Of the public opinion Of the world and
Of this country and OF the trainers Of the constitution OF
the United Atea expressed by themselves upon the
declaration that posterity not 70 know from the
stituton that such Institution slavery had evcr
tied In the country, said
Thus therefore, believe, the constitution of the United
bod OF bred seo absolutely does Of he Pro
staAea
Later in the lecture sad wha. was certainly not very
original
n Washngn or jefferson or Madison should utter 10 day
upon their native SOD he oonions they entertained this
question they would be denounced fanatcal abolueo
These the only passages in the lecture ia which
alluded to Warrington or bred scott
GEORGE WILLIAM CURTIS
Nxw YonK, Jan. Z, 1860. air
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EXPLOSION IN PERCUSSION CAP MANDATORY AND Loss
OF IrE-An explosion occurred in tho percussion cap
mandatory Of Dr. Isaac Godmark Carroll street. near
First street, Saturday morning last which resulted In
the death Of the chemist engaged in the establishment
The name Of deceased Ii Charles HAlenbach, German
eyed about twenty nine years He was at work in an
outbuding mixing composition which, IL IL supposed
igDed by friction, there fire used. The
noise attracted the attention Of those employed In the
main factory about 800 yards distant and approaching
the spot they found deceased lying his face feet
from the door the outside He was frightfufiy dis
figured The inside OF the building completely shat
tered similar accident occurred here some three weeks
since, with like results number Of letters written In
German, found In the trunk Of deceased. One Of
them ready for mailing intended for his parents He
stated therein that he was engaged In hazardous bust
ness, but that he made good deal OF money he
and will hold an inquest to-day
DINNER 10 ExJupGs snosG.-The members Of the
Brooklyn Bar, at meeting hold in tho Special Term
Of the City Hail. Saturday, decided 70 give din
to Hon. Strong, Judge Of the Supreme Court
Of the Second district Thursday the 18th OF January
committee consisting Of Gen. Phillip 8. Crooke ~ r.
Warng, P. Y. r. Stanton Grenvlle 7. jerks, and VIM
Coggswen, were appointed to make the necessary
engagements. Hon. J. Greenwood, the Chairman Of the
meeting, and Col J. Jack tho Secrer y were added TO
the committee The place for the entertainment has not
yet been fixed
CouyrERYEr Bura-A number OF counterfeit 90 bills,
altered from rs, the Albany Exchange Bank and 2s
the Freehold Banking Company Of New Jersey, were
put In circulation Saturday evening. Two men
named John Finn and Samuel Worden were arrested on
the charge fpasng spurious bills the above banks
several groceries in Atlantic and Fulton streets They
were held for hearing.
Krscs COUNTY CIRCUIT CouRT CALENDAR JAN. 0-Nos 90,
Co. 40, 49, lo2 1ol, los, loo LOT, 100, no. ILL., l3,
1e, II, Is, %, 80, 80, So
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Hospital FOR CripPles.
10 THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

10 commence the New Year with charitable purpose
sso commence we'll There are In this cry and State
aumbsr Of charitable Institutions, such - thas for The
Blind, deaf and dumb, an inebriato asylum, and many
ehcs but not for cpples and those afflicted BY Pc
rayss, many Of whom totally Incapable Of going nse
he world getting their living hsre b In the city q
ondon gate called Crpplegate, from the circumstance
NV hospital for crippes being near that place, and
}Ich established three hundred years ago. Hero
Wpe opportunity Tor ptilantAropss The establishment
~ simar institution hero would take from streets
Nv piiab'e and deserving Objects and enable them to
"a themselves 70 some productive industry suited TO
acondasou. HUlANITAS
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Court Cafeudar-Thfs Da,

surRxxE CouKr CRcurr.-Part Mos. l4i, l45, l4o,
ISL l5s 1856 lb7 l63 1885, ITS, IT. 49, 1s3 1ss, 1885,
1917, 1885, 2o5, 2o7, I'll. Part Nos. so2 s, 70, 10,
20 e. 20, 80, 49, "a, Go, es 70, TO- 49, 49, s2 co. ss
lO2. lO4
suPREn CovEr, CnAMmRs-First twenty. five cases.
Nos le Is, a, 2c a. g, 81, So, q, g, 81, TO- II,
Cohnos PLEAS CoUKr.-Part Mos ss, 100, 49, 100,
1872 1884, 80, co. &c. 100 252 253 1884, 255 1885, Part p
Police lAw2s7 2ss, 2aa 24o 242 24s 2a4 245 2ls, 2a7
24B, 249, $50, Isl, 399
U. s. burRJr CoUKr-Nos SO, 4s. 1tos.
SUPERIOR CoURT.-Part IL. 206, I'll 241, 29 49, PSI
1885, $50, 26l 26S 1885, 269. 273, 275 27, 279 Part p
2! 2ie ~, IA, 226, 22s, go, 2si 49, 234 24o 2A
248, 90
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sympathy or Rhode Island ManunAc-
turers with DfsunfOn Traitors.
TO THE BDIrOR OF THE HERALD.

NEW YORK, jan y, f660
You well speak In your mornings issue Of Connecticut
and It's meeting OF manufacturers What think you OF the
neighboriDg State Of Rhode Island, whose wealth and
prosperity arc entirely owing 10 cotton manufacturer
whose capital hiss been built up by the produce OF slave
labor whose second city (NewporD has been enriched
oy the lavish expenditure OF the Southern visitors there
and whose tendencies have just been manifested by the
selection Of well known abolionjst her next Cover
nor How arc tho republican journals of that State
explain away this little matter 70 the satisfaction Of tho
SouthS CONSISTENCY.