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PATEN L,
Lead Aqueducts.
THE Subscriber respectfnllv

TSHE Subscriber respectfully
n informs the Publick, that he continues
the manufacturing of LEAD AQUEEUCTS.
for the conveyance Of water. The manner in
which they are made, renders them. as cheap
at first cost as Wooden Aqaeducts; SO that the
purchaser, in this case, will be free from the
trouble of repairing leaky and rotten Logs.
Any person or persons wishing to purchase
Aqueducts of this kind, can be furnished with
any size or weight, by calling on the Subsesib-
er, at his Shop, near SIKEs's Inn, IN Worces-
ter.
He fatters himself that, from his experience
in the business, and from the encouragement
he has hitherto received, he shall still merit
the patronage of those who wish to purchase
this kind Of article. -
individuals can be furnished with a size s1E.
icient to bring water for the use Of their Ronse
and Barn, for $1:50 per rod. Aqueduct
Companies can also be furnished with Aque-
ducts at short notice, from 5 Q to S. per rod,
or more, as the price will vary in proportion to
the size and weight Of the Pipe.
o. All favours thankfully received, and
strictly attended to, by
ICHABOD WASHBURN.
Worcester, .ApTl 10, 1922.
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Valuable Medicine.
AN7LDYSPEP7IC PILLS,
PREPARED BY HENRY JAMES.

4 n approved and almost cer-
\ tain remedy for Dyspepsia, or Indiges-
ton, Habitual Costiveness, and Piles.
1t is wei known that Dyspepsia is one of the
most frequent and formidable diseases of our
country. lis commencement is indicated in
different patients by various symptoms, of
which the most remarkable e-IrreguIarity
Of lie botccls, obstinate costtrenesS, riOln head
ache, commonly called nervous or sick head
ache, yeiiowness of tie eyes and skin, acidity of
stomach after ealing, often called heartburn,
fatu.cnce, or wind on the stoma, h, bitertasts IN
he naouth in the morning, futid breath, dfOlrsi-
ness after dinner, debility, aSSitasdc, eDlaciatior,
depression Of spirits, &c.
The Pills now offered are not proposed on
the principle Of specifclss. Their use was sug-
gested by theory but their efficacy has been
tested by long and faithful experience, and the
result has been unparalleled success.
Piles being connected with indigestion and
costivencss, are certainly AMI peedily renew
ed by the PILLS.
symptoms, are assured that the Anti-Dysprp-
tic Pills are remedy well worth their attep-
ton, and entitled to their entire confidence.
FOR SALE, BY
JEREMIAH ROBINSON, Worcester
Likewise, by Isaac ID. Bull, Hartford; #. & s.
Southmayd & Co. Middletown; and J. & II.
l.. Clark & Son, 80 Maiden-Lane, New-York.
Worcester, cs' "a, 1921, ly
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WANTED.

IN a private Family, in this
"a town-an active and intelligent BOY, of
good disposition and habits-from 10 to 10
years of agc-to run on errands, and assist in
taking care of a Horse and Cow, &C. &c-
Such one win receive kind treatment and
good encouragement. OF Inquire of the
Printer. JIareh 20.
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NeMsSS -------.==-..szzSsxsz2
KCHEMN1IIlCAL s.
EssMBROCATIOEa|
Liquid Improved
OPODELDOC.
TvHIS article is warm and pen.

|NNHlS article is warm and pen.
II etrating, and an excellent embrocation
for Gout and Rheumatism, Bruises and Sprains
also for the Cramp, and for numbness, stiff
ness, and weakness of the joints. 1t is a most
eGlcacious remedy for buns and scalds. For
Chiblains in the hands and feet it is by far the
best remedy ever known. For stiffness in the
neck and joints, frozen limbs or chopped hands,
1t has succeeded better than any other applica-
ton known. This new and excellent compo-
si'ion is accompanied by certificate from the
Hon. SAMUEL l.. MIrCHILL, Professor of
Iledtclne an the College Of Physicians IN yNcto-
lOrk, and is prepared by DR.. J. P. WHrwELL,
OF Boston and sold by
u. A. TRUMBULI., IN Worcester.
AT 80 cts. per bottle.
Numerous instances of the good eff
tccts of this fluid have come to the knowledge
OF the Proprietor, from those who had previous.
ly used SteerS's Opodeldoc without the small
est benefit. The following Certificate has been
obtained from one of them.
Declaration.
], the Subscriber, native of Cape Cod, now
resident in Boston, and captain of coastirg
vessel from here to the southwark, willingly
certify and declare, that in rheumatick COM
paint of my knee, was completely cured by
the use Of two bottles of the : chemical En-
bTocation," after had used S;ecrs's Opodel-
doc to no purpose; and also that one of my
men used the same article from my bottle for
violent sprain, aud obtained the greatest
benefit therelroln.
JAMES WILLIAMSON.
Boston,, Dec. 10, 1921.
0J- The ARoMATICK SNUFF, for &c Ca
tarrh and Head ache" recommended by DR..
WATERHoUsE, may also be had as above.
Feb. Is, 1921. 3m'
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Thompson Kimberly,
TAILOR,

INFORMS the Publick, that
IL he continues his Professional Business. at
his old Stand, near the BRICK HoTEL. in Wor-
cester, where he will be happy, at all times.
to wait on his regular Customers and others !:
and promises reasonable terms, prompt per-
i0rmance, and best exertions to please.
He has recently received from the
City of Boston, Selected by HIMSELF a choice
assortment of TRIMMINGS, of all kinds-as
also, the latest and most approved FAsH1oHs,
direct from Europe.
OF CUTTING attended to, as usual.
with despatch and accuracy.
Worcester, NAY ], 1922.
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Paints & Dye-otufs.
H.4STI.NGS s. N.4RSH

EAFFER for Sale, at No. 81.
" Statc-Street, BosToN-a general assort-
ment of PAINTS & DYE-STUFFs, whole
sale or retah-amopg which are Red Lend,
White Lead, dry and ground in Oil; Spanish
Brown; French Yellow; Chrome, Patent and
Kings Yellow Prussian Blue; Verdigris, dry
and ground; Venetian Red; Whiting; Gum
Copal; Gum Shellac; Copal Varhish; Brass,
Silver and Gold Leaf; Sand Paper; Paint
Brushes, &c.
DYE-STUFFS, uie.-Logwood; Red
wood; Fustic; Ground Canwood; Indigo;
Blue Vitrio English Oil Vitriol Alum !;
CoPperas; Neutrality-suspicious.; Jacks; Ten
Textbooks, &c.
" Purchasers may depend upon hav-
ing the best of articles, and as low as they can
DO purchased in Boston.
April 90, 1929.
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TO LET.

FHvHE large Store Of the Sub
N sorlber, which has been improved six
years for Crockery and Glass Ware.--Ihe
Store is 40 feet on the street, and l3 feet deep,
with a Back Store--suitable for any kind Of
business.
SAMUEL BRAZER.
Forester, April II, 12as.
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NO TICE.


EVO be Sold, at Puhlick Auc-
n ton, on Friday, the 10th of May next,
at eleven O'clock, before noon, at the house OF
John .q!Tss, Innholder, in OalSham, by order
Of the Court Of Probate-so much Of The Real
Estate OF PEREZ WATERMAN, late Of said
Oakhan, deceased, consisting OF Meadow,
Pasturing, and Woodland, situated in the
southerly part Of said Oakham, as will raise
the sum of SIR hundred and serenity oar dollars
for the payment of his just debts and charges.
The Conditions made known at the time
and place of SAFE.
JOEL JONES, ErscuiOr.
Oakham, April 90, 1922.
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Wanted to Contract.

ENFIE Subscriber wishes to
a contract for large quantity of WEAV-
ING to be done this Spring and Summer, viz.
bingham or Plaids-Chccks aud Stripes
Ticking and T'will'd Denims, &c. &C..
HENRY a. PENNIMAN,
No. 58, Broad Street, Boston.
Where is for Sale-CORDlALS, of all
kinds-and q general assortment of BONES
TICK GOODS.
Boston, March A, 1892. 3m
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Take Mot,ce.

VHE Annual Meeting of the
~ Worcester North District Medical .,asso-
eiatitn will be holden on TUESDAY, the four
teenth day Of May next, at ten of the clock in
the forenoon, at the house of Mr.. Timothy
DoTY, Innholder, in Westminsfer- the pur-
pose of alecting their Officers for the year en-
sting punctual attendance is requested.
PETER SNOW. Sse'ry.
Ffichburg, .4pril 90, 1929.
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Gommaa:psaltb Of sBassatbusstts.
Worce ster. IS.

Worcester S.
TO the Honourable the Justices of the Sa-
prone Judicial Court, begun and holden al
Worcester, triihin and. for our County of
Worcester, on The Mpd Tuesday Of .april, IN
the gear Of cur Lord 1899.
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NNTE, the Subscribers, having

WE, the Subscribers, having
w been appointed by the Hon. Naftan-
isl Psine, Esq. Judge of Probate of Wills, &c.
for the County Of Worcester, Commissioners to
receive and examine the claims OF the several
Creditors to the Estate of EBENEZER HAM-
MoND, late .of Petersham, in said County, de-
Ceased, represented overwhelmingly give
notice, that Six Months from the ninth day of
April, instant, are allowed to said Creditors 10
bring in and prove their claims and that we
will attend to that service at the house Of the
said Ebcneser Hammond, in said Petersham,
on the first Mondays in August and October
next, from two 10 six o'clock in the afternoon
Of each Of said days,
JARED WEED, r.,..
slLAS FLAE<s, es"''' - Z.
Pstersham, -e.ril II, 1899,
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HAVE removed 10 the Store
a q lately occupied by COL JoHS w. LIN
CoLN-where they offer for sale general as
sortment of
DRUGS & MEDICINE,
carefully selected, and of the best quality.

.4LsO-White Bar Soap, with an excess Of
Soda superior article for Clethiers.
Observation-Disclosures of the following
kinds-Chelmsford Dupont's; Butts Houns-
iow-heath; Round Dutch, and Tufts.
ALSO,
Shot and Flints, of various qualities and
sizes; Slate Pencils; Claronet Reeds; Violin
and Bass Viol Strings; Oranges and Lemons.
,-Likepise, the following kinds of Newly ork
snufs Scotch Maccaboy coarse and line
scented Rappee, aud Strasburg. Quilts, and
Waters-with vsriety of Perfumery.
Which they offer on reasonable terms, Ell
Their for Cash or approved'Credit.
OF Purchasers are requested to call, exam
Inc the articles, and satisfy themselves.
Worcester, April II, 1922.
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HUMBLY sHEWsa

A LMInA HENSHAW, of
Z "A Leicester, in the County of Worces-
ter, and Commonwealth aforesaid, single wo-
man, that she is seized and possessed, in COM
mon with other 6evisees mentioned in the;last
Will Of JOSEPH HESsAAw, late of Shrewsbu-
ry, in said County, deceased, OF one thirty
eighth part Of certain Farm, or Tract of
Land, lying in said Shrewsbury, about half
mile eastwarily the Meeting House bound
ed east, by land of Joshua HenshG.c, Esq. :;
north, by land ofsaid Joshua Hemsha.V and of
Perry Goddard; west, by land OF Perly God
dard and of Thomas ". lizard southwardly,
by land formerly owned by Siephea JOHNSON -
with the Buildings thereon-being a part of
the Farm formerly owned and occupiedby 10
seph He7sshaio, late OF sad Shrewsbury, de-
ceased, and containing, by estimation, sixty
acres, moro or lcSs. And it being inconveni-
ent occupying the .sme in its present situation,
your Petitioner is DESTROYS that her said part
may be set off, that she may hold and enjoy
the same in severalty. And, as in duty bound,
will ever prayY
ALMIRA HENSHAW,
By her .1.tOraey,
DANIEL HENSHAW
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To Wo0Ilen Manufacturers.

NMT ANTED, number of Woollen
Wv SPINNERS u WEAVERS-a WOOL
SORTSR--a CARDER s. ROPER--also, a
BLUE DYER, who is we'll acquainted with
his busincss.---Applv 10 ED Ward HOW
ARD, OAford---or .lR.fSBY. TUCKER &
co. No. Al, new Market Street, Bosion--
None need apr.y butthose Of steady habits.
Ndrch q, 1929. If
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@a5sacDugetts gpp
PUBLISHED BY

WILLIAM MANNING & son,
Nearly opposite Tie Centre School House.
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COUNTERFEIT BILLS.

An individual was last week committed to
prison in this town, for passing counterfeit bills
to the amount of 300, puporting to be two
dollar bills of the Franklin Bank, r. l.. tens
OF The MIddietown Bank, payable at. the Me-
chanicks' Bank. New-York; tens of the Mer-
chants Bank, Providence; fves of the Ken
nebeck Bank, and one two-dollar bill of the
Concord Bank, N. H.
The ten-dollar bills of the Merchants Bank,
(Wm. Richmond Cd, Prss.) were well exc
cuted; but all the rest were detected at a
glance.
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meant TO entrap another. Mr. Russeil's
arts have recoiled on himself, and he is
left in the pitiable plight of man
who sees that he is victim of his own
project to ruin the reputation of another.
The press should protect the fair
fame of the publick man; and we are
pleased 10 perceive that the American
newspapers, with no exception that we
have noticed, have strongly censured
the disingenuous arts by which the
whole scheme of Mr.. Russell was at
tempted to be supported, There can
beIbut one opinion among honorable
and high-minded men as TO the author
OF such an attempt; and there should
be no difference Of sentiment among the
constituents of such Representative as
10 his moral fitness TO share in the
counsels Of the Republick. Such an
act as this should forever seal the life of
any publick man, however eminent his
service or valuable his talents and may
the Punishment of Mr. Russell to pri-
vate life, if his former supporters should
give this proof of their respect for vir-
tue, afford solemn admonition TO those
who, instigated by similarity of purpose,
may choose to pervert those gifts of
Heaven to man which were intended
for the benefit Of morals and the honour
of society.
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SQUdNTUM.

THE Committee appointed to
make arrangements for the SQUAN-
TUM FESTIVAL the present Season.
give notice to their felIow-citizens, that
it will be held at Long Pond, on the
28th instant.-Dinner will be pro-
yided at as early an hour in the after
noon as possible. Ample provision will
be made for guests-every one of whom
is requested to furnish himself with a
knife and fork.
In order that the gentleman who pro-
Vides may make some calculation upon
the number who will attend, papers are
left at the Stores of .4Jrchom Lincoln.
Esq. and Capt. Re,tben .Nunroe, to which
those DESTROYS of joining in the Festival
are requested to place their names, as
early as convenient before said day.
.4us. ID, 1922.
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LEICESTER academy.

The Annual Exhibition az this Tnsiitu-
ton will be on Wednesday next, the 21st inst.
The exercises of thesday will commence in the
Meeting House, at II o'clock, A. NJ.
The quarterly examination of the students
was attended to, by a committee of the Trus-
tees, on Wednesday last. 1t is gratifying to
learn from the gentlemen, who composed the
committee, that the Institution continues to
maintain its high reputation for honorable
improvement in science and morals. The Lat
in department is particularly spoken of, as de-
serving of much praise.
Let our seminaries of learning Unsupported
and encouraged; let the interests Of literature
and religion be cherished and promoted and
we have nothing to fear for the perpetuity of
our excellent constitutions of government, and
of that political liberty, which we inherit from
our venerable fathers. COnenla1,ic'd.
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EOieD,

In West. Boylston, on the eth instant, Miss
Nancy Child, daughter of Mr. Amos Child.
aged 25. This death has inflicted deep
wound in the hearts of her relatives-hearts
already lacerated by the recent death of her
sister, Mrs. Newton. The character of Miss
Child was such as to render an eulogy unne-
cessary to those who had the pleasure of her
acquaintance. She deservedly acquired the
confidence of her associates in life, and from
them receives the tributary tear in death.
In Athol, on the 9th inst. Joseph Proctor
Esq. Attorney at Law.
In Boylston, on the 9th inst. Of consumption.
Miss Ruth Bond, eldest daughter of Capt.
John Bond, in the Oath year of her age. she
was most dutifnl child, affectiona,e sister.
ent and exemplary christian. She died in the
triumph of faith, and has left the pleasing as
surance to her friends that their loss is her I'M
speakahlc gain.
At Mendon, July Oath, after distressing i'll
ness OF eighteen months, Miss Rachael Foster,
aged 81. Printers an New-York and Near
Hampshire are requested 10 publish This death. I
At Lancaster, on the 9th inst Mrs. Hannah
Billings. wife of Mr.. Josiah Billings, aged SO.
In Grafton, July 2lst, Milo Stow, only son
Of MIR. Abner Stow, aged 90 months and ID
days. Printers IN Vermont are requested 10
publish Nsis death.
In Plymouth, Mr.. Joseph Avery. BOOKSELLER
sou Of Rev. Joseph Avery, Of Holden, aged AZ
years. On the goth ult. while experimenting
the labours Of his workmen, in house he was
building, he stepped ON detective board
That broke, and fell from the garrett timbers to
the lower floor. He fingered till the 4th inst
and expired. His death impressively enforces
the conclusion of the preacher, raniiy.ef raai-
lies, all as ranity. We rise in the morning to
direct the laboms ocethers, a cloud passes over
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Worcester, IS.
Probate-ofice, August 70, 1899.
10 the Widcoo and Heirs of CHAR1rs
ADAMS .ANowLToN, late Of N orth-Brock-
field, IN sad County, deceased, and 10 all
Others concerned IN the Estate of said de-
ceased, GREETING.
W. GU are hereby cited to an.
IL pear (if you see fly at the Com,
OF Probate to be holden at Worcester. in said
County, on the first Tuesday in September
next, at ten Of the clock, before noon. 10 show
cause why the Instrument, which punorts a.
be the last Win and Testament Of said deceas-
ed, should not be approved; and you will be
heard thereon.
NATHL. PAINE, J. Prob.
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Co!d-blOOded butchery by Pirates. Cap
tain Fitz, of schr. Olive, arrived at
New-York from the Bahamas, informs
that about the middle of June, the
wreckers had fallen 10 with ship a.
shore to windward of Rum Key, the creSu
q 7ch'ch had been cut to pieces, and 7cere
found hanging IN the rigging The
wreckers had also picked up a brig at
sea near the same place, supposed to
have been robbed by the pirates. The
brig had no person on board, and it
could not be ascertained to what nation
or nations the vessels belonged.
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STRAYED

E1NROM the Pasture Of the Sub
scriber, four YEARLING HEIFERs-
TWO OF red colour and a middling size-one red
with line-back and white t;sil-the other a
iiSht brown, with some white on her BODY and
iess.-WhoeVer viii give information, by
letter or otherwise, shall be generously re.
warded by the Subscriber.
SETH HEMENWAY.
ShreTsbary, august IL, 1922.
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the mind, and It's unconscious at night Of tie
KIND hand that administers relief. Of the
tears OF affection that are shed over lis dying
siumbers. Wetread the path of life with the
hrm step OF conscious health the very firm
ness OF the step lets US down to the grave
we erect the costly and commod;ous ediice
Tor the comfort or the pride Of future life it
IS but the monument over our tomb. Alas
s0hat slGdOrs we are, and sclat shadous zoe pur-
sue Old Colony Memorial.
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NOtace IS hereby Capvn,
i the Subscriber has hoo,

N duly appointed Administrators fw;tb
5ne W,ii annexed of the Estate Of ENOS
IOCkhk, late of Worcester, in the County Of
worcester deceased, and has taken upon hev-
sell that trust, by giving bonds, as the law di-
rects' Au persons indebted TO said Estate.
are nefeoy Called upon TO make Immediate
payment ana all those to whom said Estate
IS indebted, are requested 20 exhibit their de-
ina Wn,. .Or settlement S! MARY TUCKER.
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.4rri0aL of the Macedonian.

The United States frigate Macedoni-
an, Capt. Biddle, arrived in Hampton
Roads on Saturday evening, from a
cruize. 1t is with inexpressible pain we
stale, that the Macedonian has lost by
sickness, during her cruize, II of her
crew, including 10 of the officers, and
that there are about 30 of the remain
der of the crew now sick. This truly
distressing Intelligence was communicate
ed in despatch from Capt. Bidd!e to
Capt. Warrington, at the Navy Yard,
the object of which was TO request that
a surgeon should be Immediately sent
down TO the ship. The bearer of the
despatch landed at the Navy-Yard on
Saturday night, aud returned early next
morning with Dir. Williamson, one of
the Navy Surgeons at this station.
The sick are. to be Immediately land
ed at Craney Island, healthy and sa-
lubrious spot, where the necessary ar
Engagements are in train for their accom-
mediation; and we have entire conf
dence that elfectual measures will be
pursued to prevent any intercourse with
the inhabitants of the town.
Norfolk Herald.
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Worcester, IS.

Worcester, IS.
Probate-ofice, August IS, 1899.
10 The Creditors Of BENJAMIN SADLER. late
Of Upton, an SAID County, deceased,
and 10 all Others concerned IN the Esfote
Of said deceased, GnErr,gc
VCU are hereby cited to an
IA pear Qf you see fit) at the Court of Pro-
bate to be holden at Worcester, in said Coun-
ty, on the FIRST Tuesday in September next. At
ten OF the clock, before noon, to show cause
why the Accounts Of the Administration Of The
Estate of said deceased should not be allow
ed, and the balance distributed to the Credit
ors, according to law; and you will be heard
thereon. NATHL. PAINE, j. PROT.
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SANDER suits are as plenty as bIack-berries
this fruitful and growing season Jonathan
Russell has duplicates Of them at New York,
and Capt. Hull throws doublets at Boston
and Q Gemini at Washington City it is
Capt. David Porter against all the world.
fSalem Gas.
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BERMUDA, JUNE IA.

Asylum for .4fricans.-On the night of
the 22d ulimo, forty-six slaves and an
African apprentice made their escape
from Turks Island, in two small vessels
registered at that port, and belonging
to Mr.. James Catin and Mr.. Robert
Sayers. Accounts were received from
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e. NOTICE.

FSHE Subscriber, unwilling to
Il recommend himself or his services 10
the rubfick, by telling them (as some dol Of
great exploits of genius, to make themselves
poputar-would wish that his own works. as ?
rAlN1ER, would recommend him to the Pub
llck:-He therefore offers TO paint Houses,
Cha,ses, or Signs, 10 the acceptance Of all who
employ him, in an elegant manner.
HEMAN BURPEE.
Grafton, August 10, 1899.