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The weekly Butte record., 1862-05-17
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The LANGUAGE OF ANIMALs.-Professor
Agassiz in one of his interesting papers on
Natural History, in the Atlantic Monthly,
remarks:
The voices of animals have a family charac-
ter not to be mistaken. All the canidp bark
and howl the fox, the wolf, the dog, have the
same kind Of utterance, though on a somewhat
different pitch All the bears growl, from the
white bear Of the Arctic SHOWS to the small
black bear of the Andez All the cats naiQu
from our quiet freside companion to the lions
and tigers and panthers of the forest and
jungle.
This last may seem a strange assertion, but
to any one who has listened critically to their
sounds ana analvzed their voices, the roar of
lion is but gigantic mjau, bearing about the
and majestic form does TO the smaller, softer,
more peaceful aspect of the cat. Yet, not
withstanding the difference in their size, who
can look at the lion, whether in his more sleepy
{ ilNNh IL uC ITS SuiiSu hp III iHC NolhSA VI iiS
cage or in the fercer moments of hunger or of
rage. without being reminded of the cat .
And this is not merely the resemblance of one
carniv0rouS animal to another for no one was
ever reminded Of dog or wolf by lion.
Again, all the horses and donkeys neigh /;
for the bray of the donkey is only harsher
neigh, pitched on different key, it is true but
a sound of the same characet-as the donkey
himself is but a clumsy ard dwarfsh horse.
All the cows low from the buffalo roaming the
prairie. the musk-ox of the Arctic ice-felds. or
the iack Of Asia. to the cattle feeding in our
pastures Among the birds this similarity of
voice in families is still more marked. We
need only recall the harsh and noisy parrots, so
similar in their peculiar uttcrance.
Or take as an example the web footed family
do not all the geese ard the innumerabe
host of ducks quack Does not every member
of the crow family cav, whether it be the
jackdaw. the jay, the magpie. the rook in some
green rookery of the Old World, or the crow
of our woods, with its long melancholy cav
that seems 10 make the silence and solitude
deeper.
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Passing Away.

Passing away 50 whispers The wind,
As It t-eads its trackless course;
And passing away doth the bright rill say,
As it leaps from its crystal source,
All passing away on the stream of time.
To oblivions vale in far off cline:
Matter and man, We make no delay.
To eternity's gulf We passing away.
Passing away, mark the furrowel brow.
And the head with its silvery hair
And the furrowed cheek, how plainly they speak.
That they're leaving a world of care.
Yes, passing away, even beautys flower
Is fading fast meath the spoilers power.
And fair and frail to their bed of clay.
Adown the tomb they are passing away.
Passing away. shTieks the ocean wave,
As it breaks on the beaten shore,
And the tortured tide IS left to chide
The cliffs with their hollow roar.
Ay, passing away! both from palace and cot,
The places which know US viii soon know Us not,
Whether peasant or prince natures last debt to pay
At the fat Of God we are passing away.
Passing away, for their hour is past
Earth's things; they're motley pyre;
The monarch's throne, and his sword and crown,
And the pen and the poets Tyre;
All passing away cen the pomp of art,
And the pride Of the despot must all depart,
And the relics Of realms must all decay,
And the names of the nations be passing away.
Passing away! even time himself
Bends under his load of years;
His limbs are frail and his cheek grows pale
With the furrows Of sorrowing tears;
With his broken scythe, with a silent tread.
He is passing on to the home of the dead;
With bending form. and with locks grown grey,
Old Time himself is passing away.
Passing away all but Gods bright throne,
And his servant home above,
And his grace divine, and the boundless mine.
Of Gods eternal love;
And his will to save thro' a Savour's blood,
The child of faith who hath washed in the food,
Even earth to its framework doth all decay,
But God in his love shall ne'er pass away.
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LAcoS1c.-Jeff Thompson thus reports the
result of his engagement at Fredericktown,
Missouri " The enemy came out two to ny
one. and whipped me, when left
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SLAxDER-Against SANDER there is no de-
fence. He'll cannot boast OF such fend, nor
man deplore so foul foe. 1t stabs with
smile 1t is pestilence walking in darkness,
spreading contageon far and wide, which the
most wary traveller cannot avoid. 1t is the
heart searching dagger of the assassin. 1t is
the poisoned arrow whose wound is iBeurabe.
1t is as fatal as the sting of the most deadly
asp-murder is its employment, innocence its
prey. sBd rum its sport.
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Agents for Record.
Business Notice.

Messrs. THo's CALLOw and D. NJ. BISHOP, having
purchased interests in The RECORD Newspaper and
Job Printing establishment, will hereafter be asso-
ciated in conducting The business of the same. No
change will be made in the Editorial control of the
Paper.
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Or hearing a clergyman remark that " the
world was full of change" Mrs Partington
said she could hardly bring her mind to be-
leve it, so little found its way into her pocket.
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SOME Interesting experiments were tried
day or two since with a new fire arm, with the
most satisfactory results, The weapon is known
as IIenry's Patent Repeating Rife, manufac-
tured by the New Haven Arms Company. II
is capable of being fred fifteen times in rapid
succession after once loaded, which operation
takes no longer time than loading Springfield
musket with a single cartridge. The firing
was done by Colonel Lafayette c. Baker, the
energetic Chief Of the Government Detectives,
in The presence of Captain Beckwith, John w.
Rand and other military and scientific experts.
Thirty shots were fred IN a minute and one
third, at distance of one hundred yards, and
the thirty bullet holes in the target could be
covered by piece of paper six inches square.
1t will do execution at rarge of over one
thousand yards. The agent Morris, has called
the attention of the Government to it. who are
so well pleased with it that they have deter
mined to order quantity of them. With such
arms in their hands. regiment of soldiers
would be equal 10 len regiments with ordinary
rifles.
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this State where the party is so old on one side
and so very young on the other.
| have iu these few lines simply given you in
brief M own views, not claiming TO speak for
the committee over which | have the honor TO
preside, feeling that have no further authori-
ty TO speak their sentiments or views than any
individual member of the committee or even a
member of our party. When the committee
are called together l viii at the earliest mo-
meut lay before them your communication and
proceedings.
Very respectfully, yours,
DAVID d. CoLTox
To Hon. Walter Van Dyke, Chairman of the
Caucus of Union members of the Legs
iature -
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0dtsklp 8utte 4etora
PUBLISHED EVERY
SATURDAY MORNING

Office on Bird Street, between Myers and
Huntoon SITS.
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WHEN the Strelitzes were being executed in
the presence of Peter the Great. it came at
last 10 the turn of the youngest of the condemn
cd. by name john to lay his head on the
block The head of one of his companions lay
in bis way. Kicking It contemptuously aside,
be exclaimed : :" Get out of the way must
have room here,7 This exhibition of ferocious
coolness bit the taste of the Gar. who staid
the executioDers arm, pardoned the Young
ruflian, and placed HIN as private in a regi-
ment of the line. Opportunities Tor displaying
his intrepdity were not wanting and he be-
came an officer and gentleman, and died a
general.
If, while examining under the microscope
drop of water containing nfUsoria. you intro
duce grain of salt. the effect will be insianta-
neous death to these creatures. II 1t be true,
as some assert, that the matter which IS form
ed on the teeth is the receptacle OF anlmaicu-
les. ana that these are the real agents IN pro-
ducing carious teeth, dip molstened brush in
salt. and YOU have ct once the cheapest and
most preservative Of tooth powders.
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IL every transaction, let the terms and con-
ditions of the bargain be understood before
hand and if important, pat in writing and
in cases at all doubtful, insist in guarantee
Be not afraid to ask this it is the best test to
responsibility; for, if offence be taken, yOu
have in all probability escaped loss. He who
is in fact responsible. will like you the better
for being thus guarded for be knows be is
dealing with man OF prudence. who looks to
the end of things. and may therefore expect to
be well served. You may always protect
yourself by simply insisting on security
:" Once well begun is twice done"
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HIS who thinks be can do without others is
mistaken be who thinks others cannot do
without him is still more mistaken.
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HOTELS.
General Stage Office !!

THE SUBSCRIBER RESPECTFULLY -
Il informs his old friends and customers s;i:
and the public generally, that his NEW IL
House, the
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ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL.

Erected upon the site of the old house of the
name, is now furnished in all its departments
and open to the resident and travelling
public. Particular pains have
been taken in the construc-
nff fha
, 1862-02-05
LIABILITIES:


me amount o. Liabilities due OF not due to
na1 - Ct ether creditors.- Nothing
lossrs adjusted and not due. ue.--...--...... $50 Of
Lchsfs u1adlusted, in suspense, or waiting
All clains aga1ns: The Company small, for print
Ing. dc. -.-..-
IT, Ihousanu Dollars
village Or biceE, yaries. - "'' e'~ ~'''' ~"
Ihe char.er Is On nic with the Auditor.
L. J. HESDEE, Secretary.
Hst11,rd nf G0NNECIlGIT. Hartford County, e.
1nrIicn ~ 1hS nanreatet @ oeiare PEG ne. heaTy FoWgr
mtsndes ssSfSay a1d male solemn oat2 that H.
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pROPOSALS FOR ARMY SUB.

pROFOSALS FOR ARMY SUB
l. E1sTEECE.
Office ef the Acting Assistant Commis:arv Of Subj
f1gtencc- Cnfcsgo, January Slst, 1867. !
Sealed proposals Will be received at this o1ce until
the 9Th day Of February. 1867 ut Il NJ for furnishing
Subsistence to the troops at Camp Douglas at Chiua
60, ILL.,
COMPETITION OF KATIoy.
Ihreeionrths OF . pound Of po-k Or bacon. or one.
ountes q bread q -four pound hard bread.
ss 70 every one hundred rauons OF eight quart. q
hounds 81 green coffee or iEht pounds Of roasted and
mounds Of sugar; four quarts vinegar; one pound
candies one and half pounds of tsliow candics;
Tour Pounds Of fnan and two quarts Of salt In adt
ton to The foregoing, there is allowed twice per week
one gallon lnoAtscs per one hundred IAtio1s, and
thrice week I'll Issue Of potatoes at the rate Of
purEd per man.
Fresh het will he isEued ne often four da5s In
scycn. nj the option Of The commanding officer.
Tic undersigned reserves to himself the right to re
3eEt any or I'll bios
Proposals 10 mention tho names Of two s1flcie1t
poeals for Subsistence"
JOHN CHRISTOPHER,
A. A. c. Of Z. 8. Army, Office Isl Dearborn-5t.
1at1 -SfEI7-td
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Proposals.

4 RaIY 'SUPPLIES.-Oilice Chief
IA Ceur,Issary Subsistence, District Of CAtro.
CA1Et., Ill, January 11tl, 1862,
SCALED P-o?osals Will he tcee ive! At tS oct Ct the
S1,ds5sgpsd IT PC nn + Glocs a. sa sATHEnAf Fsp
H. .nS 1rcn, M i1es oi GS!so Gape Srardeaa
the Beef to he Of good and wholesome quality, In
enar1er With and equal psoporsion Of eaS lSccks and
SEuEha to be rNclndrd} and to he delivered to inc
troops In such quantities and at such times and places
as tie nnuuE officers Of the troops may direct.
troops oreEat3! from each post particular division
Coca AID sufficient Securities Will required for sis
Hani.d 1,y The guarantee .ft~o responsible persoAs
lint the bide TT will f his bid bs acceptad) sign the
contract
Bids viii BIZ receive from those ouly known to be
loyal to the United States, AMI those whom the con
1rac1s are awarded will he required to sign au agree
ment, copy of which ,say be seen a. this Office.
The undersigned reserves the right to reject any Of
all the bids offered.
Proposals 10 be endorsed Proposals for Beet"
=. DUBARRY, Capt and q. s. rs. 4.
, 1862-02-05
TATARRHi CATARRH!l
CATABKHI!I

WARRANTED to be sure cure tor
sCATAKRH or COLD IN THE HEAD.
OEK HuKDKKD THu3aA.D pc.5ors dc yearly II fhla
country o< Co1euIpliun Every physician knowy that
<th fi1y fEofhtrds c1 this ntheI. the dtseasc Hrs
commanded AsR
CATARRH IN THE NOSE. ~
The next step beng to the throat and bronchial tub
ii IS easef to cuFe Cata7. than Consumption md r5
cniug te hrEt prevent the 1ater. Persons should
understand Thai the better EAF to cure Consumption
lit q snpoms Of catta7h a. .hey generally sppes1
tnd find that they have frequent astacIs and more
sensitive 10 the changes OF temperature. In this con
:isor. the nose may be dry. Hght discharges thin
I'D aa becoming fs an4 ea T.
cseseed tn quantity and CHANGED in quality they arc
thick and heavy. and either got I'D q y noM
nE 1he nose O. sss ~ into 1e throat ann hss
causR bad breath tbs roce "a thleE and nassl ne
eyes weak: the sense Of snfN is Iesscaea oI ae
eIroycd: deafness frequently takce Tisse AnoLaes
fono2 ana ,nrea is 1hras oa n te aana m
CTS Thick o. f!n,y Euncocs Th,Sa i1n.n ~
The head during .he night Wssn ths takea rsss re re
shoys are tic sysnp3ma Of Caa1h they appear Il
s By ihs I'd l. q the LIQUID cATARRH REMEDY. al
moved And hsye sur1cent c!andcnce IN the 1sesne
uyto aeeprc R wna disposed 10 ss 1 Ttrtoea IN
curing Cata.+1 tlst after the trial OF tbs Ie1e1y
Ter one non no benefit Is received the scunt paid
Pnce Of The Gsta.7a Remedy, r aar use
one month with full and clcaI directions
Office, 1856 Lake, Corner OF Wel1s-St-
deilaSsssr Post 0faee Box 4ssa Chicago. III
, 1862-02-05

H. y ss! saa ssq It hes,as;s tss st % @
M 9f Ees 1gRe4 anS fa
Ffanor cafu. tie p;e:iss. Hereinafter descr.bess,
sea Sc e,sn s Dig 3 Is I'll a9t
Hart Stewart and payable to the order Of myself:
2ns e17ad ns Pits 5 The
tassaH & :islt 6ani5sd oliaIs ik eae6: 6siaS he
1r }ans S eyp @ e q e s, % sh y
TIC of INF ono 81 .aId instameats ofinreszs
,ss then the said principal eun Of sixteen thoueana
doa1s SaiI at oaee become and Be Due and Payablc
to eoats @ ss Id wezeas ID asial1
has been made In tie Payment fsaI [uslments OF n
s's Il snd & q e aoes 8 ior or ssht
dzed dollars each maturing Ut those dstcs respectively
n gven n f., std M ~s5 165 aTns ays nss
the5efre pnlsic notice Is hesshy tlls By virtue
Of f 6e @ s r. IN asa md f
asFs nd 1es s1a s
Si.h "a ,is 'a asad santy of rsJsmPsa q Es
foaEseeash da{ Of aarc. " = ne SSlt4 S9sE
premises sitassd i shs IN e sass$e Goanty +
C9os and State Of ih4oia nnd s IT snoWn a .s95
Pg e ns u
osa VII tSe ban aad e1hsf r. %
sd g. Ss: ss 55fl
pyovement thereon situated Lots seven H. eight I'll
e ds s5i
Fssk s5lste:5 III ;sid Sea.h 5sa3sS 1aalaos:
, 1862-02-05

GTATE OF ILLINOIS, COUNTY
~ 0E Cock; sszcl:cuit Court ot Cook County.
March Term, l6E2- H9r1ison H. Hustled Tram Nye
s.9e So hdIs Mss g1sn ossR6 Ba1ioek 81 Kso
rem. FEedeEick ButterAe1d1 Charles B. Cochran,
Thomas 6. Cochran william Barbour and Benjamin
C1ryef-ln ChAnccry.
Affidavit OF the residence OF 5amne1 Hale Robert
8. Boyd, Nehemiah H1lkin. Alexander L. Van Buren,
Erede5tek Dat5sf1eld, Charles =; Cochran, Thomss
detsndaats % aboye aamed having BEEN sd Il he oce
Eonce hereby given the sail! Sam Halc Robert
z. Huyd, Nehemiah Kllktp. Alexander L. Van Bnren,
Frederick Butterded. Charles B. Cochran Thomas c.
Cochran. william Barbour and Benjamin Carvt that
said complainant filed hts bill of complaint in said
Gourt gn tae Ghanssy side !hereoG on the Fourteenth
Issued out of said Court against eatd defendants re-
tutnsple On the First Monday Of January 1 a. Is by
law required
Now. unless you. the said nonresident defendants,
@ shan Personally be and nppcaE before said Crcuit
Gg151 e co9I County On ns n5ss day Of r. ns1t
on me Third Monday Of March, 1Ss2 and plead. an
ever or demuf to the Eatd comp14inantB bill Of
platht the same and tho matters and things therein
charged and stated will be taken confessed, and
decrt entered against you according tbs pfnye7 Of
said bin ..WM. L CHURCH, Clerk.
, 1862-02-05

ESTATE OF WIN. T. BARRON,
~ EoTIcE-Payment q AZ monies now due the
without delay r. At the Office Of John Aattocks Jr
5sEpH sus!9f %91iM BZEos, E.e:ato sc.
, 1862-02-05
Gp5terB.


jerry Why should House.
NJ Keepers and taetF servants lnse thetr psEeooe
aodme fn trying 70 klnaie AnthIaena Coal 1tth pins
kan3mE, Ehen y cslnk the GRANULAR EUEI. sold
b{ G: " GEAY. corner Of AaIket aud Wash1tefnn
sIests they can A4zs assay t1Ee tkog5le7
, 1862-02-05
legaI Rotires.
CPEClAL COMMISSIONERS
NJ SALE OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
cne Of the best Business Lots On Clark Steet.
STATE Or II1ISoIe, Cook CoESTT-sa.
C1RcT1T CouRr Or CooK CoUxTT.l
In ChAncety. )


C1RcU1r CouRT Or CooK CouxTr.l
In ChancetJ. )
Florence MahouE Ts- Rebecca A Mahony, ct al
Public notice is hereby given that ], l.. c. Paine
FTeer, Master In Chancsty Of Cook County, Special
Comm missioner appointed ID the above entitled
make sale Of The Real Estate hereinafter desct1ped
will, en- WEDNESDAY. February 18th. lsn. 10
O'Clock in tho forenoon Of said day sell At punlic
ton to the highest bidder, the north door of the
Couit House Of the County Of Cook In the City h
cago. upon terms OF onehalf cash. and the balance
payable in equal 1nstltnenIs and tvo years from
ire date OF sat sale respectively. with interest at
per cent payabe annually all of the following parcel
uf land -Fazt Of Lot five %, ii Block thirty eight (
in the Original Town Of Chicago, described as follows
1oWit: Commencing On Clark street at point In the
west Ire Of saia lot tenry tD feet from tho north
twenty l feet h nee sass q ne Parallel with the
he sast as o1 ea.d l.: M s~eaty 81 fses ~, !nsnee M Tes
ss0 fset to The PLACE q beginning upea tae eoa; a.
said premises, DECD VII 6c exScn1ed By the under
cute noes iof the deferred paymsn1a with Deed q
secure the For Information as to tue tile to-
and condition Of the property, reference Is made TO
Hoyne Miller Lewis, seltit95s @ q @Cenpiatnanr IN
Nsster In Chaucery Of Cook County,
And Special Commissioner.
Chicago, JaLuary 18Th. I62 ia.tkaat td
, 1862-02-05

FH1CAGO d ROCK ISLAND
~ RALEOAD.-CaASGH or T1xE-w.ntes AZ.
5anEes1.sat co:ssnes2s Sunday Soy l:;h 1s1 Tra,a=
cer1ed, 110 A. NJ S:.ht E1pres. Saturdays excepted,
Ills NJ Ios'eI accommodation. Sundays e1cepteN
tD0 r II Through Trains arrive. 5.l5 A. X Aa1 81
Z. IL; lQIlet Accommodation. 4aQ 4 II.
, 1862-02-05

~ r. E. Minor, n. D., having
discoyered q permanent cure for Hernia or Rup-
fnrc ton young or oldh md from one 70 ntty 5eaIs
OPERATION the of an medicine thatdoes
not interfere with labor or busncss putsuix Can be
Randolph areem. Chicago, n. Groom No = upstair1}
Post once BOX 2sz Tha bert Trusses furnished and
no charge for fitting. iazpE4sSln
, 1862-02-05
Special Aot1tea.

|" For the cheapest and best Hair
yeVnsyx 1l7vx Hrslds Cuf3A FttxxeA ETC., 70 to L.
QRsWAD7 loo IaSe street. md famine taoss x@, ~
srfifcis1 fSon1 fhe natural when sdjusd to the head
Fin Hstr TeEeGy contains stWHJ1 the newest Fax8
EtyleA An articles WILL give entire aas1sesaoe-
, 1862-02-05

CHICAGO, BURLINGTON u
~ QUINCY RAILROAD
issxn md arrive At Chicago - al.
loWs-6sy E1pzas i 11se A y, Eunda2s f44sEgsgeS
prtx ieayes II ar7i1s1
stSM 4 NJ MondsJs eIcsptsd9 AendokA Aee@r
rvs af ia0 f. r. (sssuEdzE sxeeRtedl
, 1862-02-05

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, 1862-02-05

There is great fear that conflict Of powers
will take place between thc Convention aud the
Executive Of tue State. In fact, I cannot see
Low it can be avoided any longer. The Gov
ernor cannot, in self respect, allow his admin
mistake tie man if he will do so It is freely
runoTcd in the streets aad ltbt:cs that i por-
tion Of the members desire this conflict and
will bring it on at all hazards. To what end ?
Who is it to benefit? Is it. the seeded States
Of the uDioDs These are questions pregnant
with meaning. THIS weck will probably sulye
them.
, 1862-02-05

From our Special Rcporter.1
6PREGFE1D, February 8, 1860.
Convention met. Prayer by Rev. Mr.. hi.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-29
COMMONWEALTH OF MASsA.

~ CHUSETTS.-wOrcester, as-Probate COurt.-To
all persons interested In the Estate Of JOHN GRAHAM,
late of Leicester. deceased, testate
You cited to appear at Court Of Probate to be
holden at Worcester the first Tuesday Of February
next at nine 0clOck IN the forenoon to show why
the rendered by Rhoda Graham the EXecutrx,
Of her administration Of said estate and file In
this Office should not be al0wed and the Court orders
service Of this citation by publishing the In the
Massachusetts, Spy, newspaper printed IN Worcester
three weeks successfully, before said Court.
Witness, HENRY CHAPIN, Enquire, Judge Of said
Court this ninth day Of January IN the eighteen
hundred and sxty-two. JOHN j. PIPER, Reg.
jal5 w3t
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A L p H Z II S b. Az 5 TIN
Cabinet Maker and Upholsterer.

Nos 1861 Main street, and No. SouthbridRe street.
Furniture made to order; Repairing and Vanishing done
at his shop OF at your hOlses, 0y experienced work
men in a neat manner. on moderate terms.
Chairs Reseated, Extension Tables sciid, Black
Walnut, Mahogany, and Rosewood Chamber sets, Book
Gases Desks Counters, Show Cases, Picture Frames,
Wire Screen Frames, AleJdeons. &C. made and sod al
low prices Pulpits and Church Furniture made 10
order; Churches and Halls seated with Circular seats.
Also. will keep on hand Collins and Coffin Trimmings, at
reasonable prices. ALPHEUS i. AUSTIN,
ap2 diff Worcester Mass.
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REFERENCES.
George Law, Moses H. Grnell, shc1len Bros, Adams
Express Co New York
Erastls Corning, Albany.
Senator Wilson, Adams Express Co, Boston.
Alexander Cummings, j. II Sargent. North q Chace,
Adams Express Co., Philadelphia.
Riggs IL Co., Bankers,l Washington.
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Worcester County Mechanics Association.

The engagements for this Course for the ensuing
son, have been as tollows:-
Thursday, Feb. q REV j. NJ. MANNING.
Thursday, Feb. 20 DIR. ROBERT A. FISHER of New
Haven,
Subject-Gunoowder Cannon, and PrOjectiles; illus
tTated by models and fulsized diagrams.
Tickets the course cents sale at the book.
stores. Single Tickets for first lecture. "a cents; sub
sequent lectures, Is cents for sale at the door.
Doors open at g clock; Lecture commences at d.
RICHARD BALL, President