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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-31
Cabinet Room,

Corner Of King and Washinston-streetS,
TIE subscriber respectfully informs his friends and
the public in general, that he has On hand an rs
sortment of
NEAT 4 DURABLE E fJhTt MITE N re District.
warranted equal to any inconsistent f
VENETIAN CURTAIN BLINDS
Al, of which will be sold at the lowest cash prices or
the usuaicreditto p~unctual customers
f.h4 w.. J. FERGUSON.
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NIB. This Ointment, Which is 4 highly valuabt
application for Fr0st-bitrs, Burns, Scsids, and No-
mems Sore or Swelled Breasts, is put up in neatly ~
nished glazed jugs, well corked and sealed WIN dt-
rections how to use it. The proprietor w'shtsIto
be observed that in order to preserve IFS virtues peg
sons using il, will cork itsgain, so IS 10 keep ii" ar
from des,royingit its good qualities. Noagent receives
them in any other ~waythan being well corSec aHG
sealed.
AGENTS:
EDWARD sTABLER & son, Druggists,
Aiexandriss
WM GUNrON, Druggist, Pennsy lyania Avenue,
Washington;
n. JEwETT, Druggist, Penns. l'ania avenue,
Washington,
mo. LITTLE, Druggist, Georgetown. -
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inst yeceiyed Jy The Subscriber.

y JUSE TCCttOCGt ri
,pox NEW YORK PHILADELPHIA. AID B.LTlMoHE'
AFRESh SUPPLY OF
80 Medicines, Drugs, Dye
1 st ifs, Paints, Perfumery,
- Bronzes, &c &c.
WYE iapite .he attention Of practitioners OF medicine
w who NAV wish to avail themselves Of the oppor-
tuni,y Z, try the effect and virtue ofthe following new
French preparations of Physic or Vegetable Salts VIZ
supuline, sulphate morphine acetate mophine. marco
tine. emetine, rhubarbarine. pIperine, and IODINE; aiso
croton oil and extract balsari co2aiva, &c. Inc d'her'
ent forms of manipulatioR orspre paraton OF those me
defines for Use, are kept on hand; together WIN 'uiec'
,ions tor the manner of employing them In practice
DR. Najendie's Formulary of preparation and admins
tration of those new remedies. can also be obtained.
La Barraque's Clorure OF the Orta Of
Sodium.
From numerous experiments of the most skilfuF men
Of science, followed by certain success, 1t results Hia'
this ciorure is a preservatve against the occult sfds
ofIaten, diseases, yellow fever, small pox. seucorh9a,
and against all contagious and epidemic diseases a
remedy against the bite sf the mad dog and that 81 ser
penis; against ulcers If long standing. gang ne, the
rot IN hospitals degenerate burns, old syphiiIuc ulcers.
corroding letters, cancers, carbuncles, ssphyxlas pro-
duced by exhalations from sewers, CUTTERS, or an, col
lection OF putrid animal or decomposing vegetable mat
ter. Instructions for using the Clorure Of Oxid OF So
dunn, including all It's various apPhea''o"o III hNA""S
can be had.
Chloride Of Lime.
Instructions will be given for lis uses in bleaching
silk, cotton, or linen goods, such as caps, fringes,
! sheetings, lcghorns. or any other article ofwear or dress
Uye S1u6s Of all hinds,
Consisting Of logwood, hachcwood, redwood, cam
wood, Br4sletto wood, fnstick, c%ochineai, madden, 'nr-
meric, indigo, g The dye-woods Clipped We can
afford as cheap by the barre as they can DC purchased
in any city TO the north We will give warranted d.
rections for diving any color to those who favor US with
heir custom, with reasons VIII, they tail in making q
good color, SO it can BIZ corrected
The GoHowiag articles Of Pants and Per-
tumcry:
Yellow chrome, drop lake, rose pink, eau de Cologne
antique oil, variety Pomatum. in pots and sticks. Ma,
CAESAR oil, vegetable rouge, pearl powder, &C.; almond
| soap, rose soap, &c; yellow, pale yellow, white, red
and green bronzes. r
Supe. i0r Blocking Paste,
Warranted equal to any in the world. To those
whose motto is " Economy, " We can th''
Backing. as retaining its polish. softenins the leather
and not causing il TO crack, as mos, high polishing
blacking does 1t has the advantage ct polishing oI
the leather whether wet or dry. For sale by
nov 16 WILLIAM L.ANPHItk q 20.
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Charles Bennett

.. rr.s ssrr N;,od, I'D offers for &anile.rom
y London Docks
Fine old Boiled Zines.
Q casks. ; doz each. Biackburn's Madeira, 70
years in bottle
a casks 3 doz zach, Oivara & Cos.
6 do do do fine old port
5 case, dog each haut sauterne
5 do do do T. C.. sparkling champagne
S do do do Rhenish wine
He has tn Let,
Az,4 The large mi coun,liouS Store and Cellar
/. adjoining the franklin House Apply as above
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Spanish Hides, Goat 3 Calf Skins.

Spanish Hides, Goat ) Calf Skins.
ANDlNt. this day, from on board the schr. Alexan'
Ia der, J. Boran master, fromSt.
1000 heavy Angostura hides
500 goat skins
rs calf skins
50 logs mahogany
Is ceroons St Domingo tobacco
8 tierces and 5 bbls. fine green Jamaica coffee
and IN STORE. -
l000 Porto Rico and Iaguira hides
700 large La Plate hides
1000 bushels ground alum sal.
1000 do very handsome Turks lsianddo
So sacks of fine blown do
40 barrels and 20 tierces OF brown sugar; ana
90 hhds molassrs. For sale By
dec 10 N MILLER & SON.
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For ReMt.

A well finished three story brick dwes-
ssT7s ling house on Water street, directly IN me
Ixsa rear of A.. carolin's brick yard, lately IN the
Hsgs occupancy of ". l. Kennedy, Esq 1t has re-
Gently been pu, IN good repair. Enquire of
' HoRDECA N MILLER, or
oct 10 ~-dlwseodlw WV. ~BARfLENAN
To MiIineys, Muntua-maker>, Si2p.shop-
men, and others.--TO RENT,
Ina, very desirable sand on Prince
~. street, next adjoining to Nh. Norris Gro
Sssa Gerry Store. II is now undergoing a tho
asHsl rough repair and VIII be ready for a decent
tenant mex week. JOSIAH ~ p'i'
SCOTS, Of different sizes, for sale or ARE,
sept 81 49,
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AN G00as.

TAIL GNOdS.
~ xL THOMPSON have received, per the ships
u, Boston and Britannia, aud other arrivals a Seher'
assortment of "
British, French, German, and Domestic
- GOODS.
Aapt28
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VO NeNt
For Rent.

ga Several large rooms in the brick warehouse II
s5J& Printers Alley. They can be had lmmediatei!
sent II If
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JOHN ~TaLlAFERk0.

To Mr.. Charles Herstons, Proprietary
of Judkin's Ointment, near frede
ricktown, Md.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-10-14
ON SWINE.

4he COMMITTEE appointed to report upon Saoine
respectfully submit the FOLLOWING Report:
Your committee are aware that in making
report upon the important subject committed
to them, they are called upon to perform no or.
binary task. Various considerations impress
upon their minds the conviction that he who
attempts to set forth this subject in manner
correspondent with its interest, ought indeed
to WELD "the pen of ready writer Those
who have preceded US in this duty, have
brought to its performance the exercise of no
ordinary talents and research. The lore of
past ages, the lights of modern experience, the
labors OF patient industry, even the inspirations
OF poetry, have been put in requisition upon this
interesting classical topic. The history of the
animal in the early ages, when he was the
sovereign of the European forests, and the OBJ
ject against which Chivalry broke his lance,
when Kings and knights strove for its con-
quest with valor and eagerness equal to that
with which they encountered the turbaned in
hdel in the field, has been recounted to YOU
by pom that never fails to impart interest to
the subject it touches. Again, the hiph place
which, IN his modern character this animal &C.
cupies in the order of animated nature, asbeen
celebrated by our predecessors. Thew have
demonstrated his interesting proximity to n
certain class of the human snecios in H.
strength Of his appetites, the koenness &c HE
organs Of taste, and the general facilities Of nm
accomplished gourmand in his gentlemnnin
habits of ease and luxury, his propensity TO in.
dulge in the soft aurements of the morning
and evening couch, enveloped in the balmY
perfume of his habitaton, and his enviable OK.
empton from all the corroding cares and vul.
gar labors of the less fortunate part of creation
SO that we are almost compelled to believe that
IN court of Law we should be obliged to ac-
knowledge his affinity to be at least as near as
the third degree of cousinship.
What then remains for your committee to
add upon subject so exhausted "The
whole hog has literally been devoured by
those who have sat down to the banquet before
them, and, in tho expressive language of their
fellow citizens of Kentucky they can only saw.
they ego the whole hog" in all that has been
written upon it; and must earnestly recon-
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-10-14
1 ID.

In Sutton, Sept. %, Mr. Christopher G
Hammitt, son of Capt. William Hammitt, late
of Warwick, (R. ~ aged 25. Printers in A.
bany (N W and Providence (R ~ are re.
queSted to insert this death.
lE Dudley, Oct. 5, Mr.. Richard Perry, aged
"a, son of Mr.. Eliphaz Perry. The deceased
rose in health on the morning of his death and
commenced his labors, but he was taken with
a fit of the apoplexy, and expired in about three
hours, He has left wife and two children
with a numerous circle of other relatives to
mourn his DEATH Communicated.
In Leicester, Oct. 8, Luclan Burnap, son OF
Daniel P. Haynes aged l6 months.
In Spencer, Aug. 10, Mr.. Robert Luther,
aged 81.
In Ward, Sept. &c, Mr.. Joseph savary,
aged 60.
In Plymouth Mrs. Bathsheba Nelson, az So
In Fairhaven, widow Patience Delano, aged
so, relct of Capt. Joshua ID.
In Dartmouth, Oct. z, Stephen Burlington,
aged &c.
In Chlisquako Township, Penn, on the 4th
ult., Mrs. Margaret Durham, aged 72 years.
In. recording the death of this ancient lady, our
mind naturally recurs to scenes and cruelties
committed by tho savages, in the Revolution.
airy war in this country. Mrs. Durham, then a
young mother, suffered severely. In the great
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-10-14
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

MAMMoTH PoTATo A blue potato has Just
been shown to us, which weighs .Gfty.tkree
ounces 1t grew on the farm of widow Dudley,
Roxbury, and several more were among the
produce of the field, which weighed forty oun-
ces each. They are excellent, cooked.
Boston Patriot.
We understand that the Society of Friends,
have organized Bible Society, under the title
OF Bible Association of Friends in America
Inc Society intend to publish an octave edition
Of the Bible in large type and on fine paper, for
On the LIST of July two persons were married
at Strathavon, in Scotland, whose united ages
amounted to l43 years. The same couple
pledged their faith TO each other fiftv wears
ago, but fortune decreed them to be married 10
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-10-14
Dated at Hardwick, Dec. 80, 1928.

COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS,.
WORCESTER, IS. At meeting of the County
Commissioners, holden at Worcester, within
and for the County of Worcester, on the Sec
ond Tuesday Of September, A. ID. 1892:
On the petition aforesaid, Ordered, That no.
tice be given to all persons and corporations
interested therein, that said Commissioners will
meet at the house of Creighton Ruggles, Inn
holder in Hardwick, on Tuesday, The screen
teenth day Of November neTt, at two of the
clock in the afternoon, by publishing an attest
ed copy of said petition, and of this order there
on, in q The Massachusetts Spy," a newspaper
printed in said Worcester, three weeks sue.
cessively, the last publication to be fourteen
days, at least, before the said seventeenth day
of November.
And it is further Ordered That the Sheriff
Of said County, or his deputy, serve the Town
Clerk of said town Of Hardwick with an at
tested copy of said petition and order, thirty
days, at least, and also post up an attested copy
thereof in two public places in said town Of
Hardwick fourteen days, at least, before the
said seventeenth day Of November, at which
time and place said Commissioners will proceed
to view the route set forth and described in
said petition, and to hear all persons and cor.
porations interested therein, who may then anc
there desire to be heard thereon.
| Attest. ABIJAH BIGELOW, Clerk.
copy Of the petition and order thereon.
! ~ Attest ABIJAH BIGELoW, Clerk.
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other persons, and each of them had raised a
family.
The large dying and finishing house belong
ing to the Wolcottville Factory establishment
IN Connecticut, was consumed by fire on the
2lst ult. Besides the building and machinery
1t is stated that about so pieces of broad cloth
and considerable stock was destroyed, which
was owned BY Messrs. Clapp & Co Of Boston
dollars.
The Attorney of the Eagle Bank, New Ha.
ven, advertises that funds are provided for pay.
ing so per cent. of the amount due to depositcrs
in that bank.
An Ohio paper states, that on the goth Of
August, there were born in the vicinity OIL
Aenia, tacin girls, attached to each other like
the Siamese boys. One of the children had
two thumbs on one hand. They only lived
about two days.
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EV DEMONSTRATIONS S4LE.

FEN DEMONSTRATORS S4LE
n be sold at Public Auction, by license
from the Court of Common Pleas for the Coun
ty of Worcester, on MONDAY, the 10Th day OF
.N0remter neat, at 10 O'Clock. A. M, at Wor.
thington's Hotel, in Worcester, all the REAL
ESTATE of which NATHAN WHITE, late of
said Worcester, died, slezed and possessed
consisting of his Homestead Farm of about us
acres, with good Dwelling House, large
Barn. and other Buildings thereon. Also, a
small Tenement, near to said Farm, with a
Dwelling House and Barn thereon, now occu-
pied by Bailey Clements, subject to the widow s
dover therein, which has been set out to her
according to law. A correct map of the said
Estate will be exhibited by the subscriber TO
all who may wish to examine it. A credit will
be gwen for liberal part of the purchase mon
ey. Other conditions, made known at the time
and place of sale.
S. NJ. BURNSIDE, .adm'r of
the Estate Of Nathan White, deceased.
Worcester Oct. H. 1929. al
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale

HNHE subscriber will sell that large and val
81 liable FARM formerly owned and occu-
pied by Ebenezer Davis, Esq, late of Charlton,
deceased, together or in lots to suit purchasers.
The Farm contains about three hundred and
thirty five acres of excellent Land, well pro-
portioned for the various purposes of cultiva-
ton, and well watered, having two convenient
Dwelling Houses, three Barns, a Saw Mill
and Out Buildings for comfort and conven-
fence nearly one hundred acres of it being
Wood Land, a consider able portion of which is
very heavy Timbered suitable for saving oil
hewing, as well as for fuel, for which there is
an abundant market at fair price with the
manufacturers and mechanics in the vicinity.
Part of the purchase money will be required
down, and for the residue a liberal credit will
be given. For further information, inquire OF
Gen. JONATHAN DAVIS, ABisHA LARNED, ESQ.,
or MIR. CYRUS LAMB of Oxford.-EMoRY Wash.
BURN, Esq, of Worcester, or of the subscriber
on the premises. BETSEY BORDEN.
Charlton, Oct. Ia. al
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mend to those who would be enlightened. to
consult the Voluminous reports which adorn the
records OF this society. With this poor excuse
Tor not enlarging upon subject SO prolific in
itself, your committee proceed to state the re-
SUIT OF their examination, and the award of
premiums.
They regret that the number of swine exhib-
tied was much less than they recolIect to have
seen at any former exhbtion-but indulge a
hope that like remissness will not occur on
any future similar occasion. Most of them ex-
hblted were of superior quality. The Boar
offered by Mr.. Joel Brown of Boylston, I8
months old, and the only animal Of this des-
cription exhibited which came within the rules
Of the society emitting to a premium, was a
large animal of the common breed with slight
mixture of the Bedford, but was not, in the
opinion of your committee, of that superior
quality which ought to secure premium.
Your committee regret that they are unable
to award premium to Mr. Jabez Brigham of
Worcester, for beautiful Boar of the Bedford
and Leicester breed. This animal was decid-
eddy superior to any Boar offered for exhibition
or premium, but not being months old, is not,
according to the rules of the Society, entitled
to premium.
To Mr.. Newell Rice of Worcester is awarded
the first premium of SIS, 90 for the best breeding
Sow IL months DID, of the Bedford Breed.
To the same gentleman is awarded the first
premium of $500 for the two best weaned
Pigs, 5 months and 90 days old. The three
animals offered by this gentleman were of a
very superior quality.
breeding Sow and her Pig were offered,
tor exhibition only, by DR.. Oliver Fiske OF
Worcester. She is indeed a wonder, and is
best described in communication made bv the
Doctor to your Committee. :" offer for ex-
hibition Breeding Sow, for which obtained
the highest premium in 1926, of the Bedford
breed. This animal brought her first litter at
: months, and has regularly produced two lit
tiers year from that time to the present.
She commenced with three pigs They were
more numerous and better as she advanced in
age; the largest number was ID whole mum.
her 18l, of which she has furnished for market
at six weeks old, as breeders, I19. Her mother
and one Of her first pigs weighed, in Boston
Market, at two years old, more than 1000 lbs,
and sold at the highest price. Her progeny
are to be found in New York, and all the New
England States. Her pig is months-the
mother years and 9 months"
Your Committee cannot refrain from again
expressing hope that another exhibition may
not occur, when a sufficient number of animals
ofthis description shall not be found to take all
the premiums offered by the Society
All of which is respectfully submitted.
THOMAS KINNICUTT, Chairman.
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Broad CZoths-Habit Cloths.
HEARD & ESTABROOK

EHAvE just received ,, lot 0t of Fresh Cloths,
Brown, and Mkt Cloths Cassimeres; Satin
etts Flannels; Full'd Cloths Ratnetts
PIaids Camblets; Vestings; Linens Cravats
Merino, Raw Silk, Brocade, Valencia, and Cas-
simere SHy4WLS
SILKS of various qualities and prices.
IVA good assortment of Merino Cloth. Bonn
bazetts, Bombazines, Hosiery, Gloves, Sheet
ings, Shirtngs, Tickings, with gen.
eral assortment of Goods well adapted to the
present and approaching season.
VEST INDIA GOODS and GROCERIES,
as usual all of which they offer FOR sale on
reasonable terms. Worcester, Oct. Ia.
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Female Classical Seminary,
RROOKFEELD.

BROOKFIELD.
yUIHE next term, in this Institution, will
FL commence on WednGSday the 2lSt of Oc-
toJer current. instruction will be given in all
the branches of knowledge commonly taught
in Colleges and High Schools Tuition from
So to s. quarter, according to the branches
pursued. B. FOWLER, Prin.
Brookfeld, Oct. 10, 1899. 2w41
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FRANCIS B. FAY, D. Sheriff.

NNTE, the subscribers, having been appoint
w ed by the Hon Nathaniel Paine, Judge
of Probate in and for the County of Worcester,
Commissioners to receive and examine the
claims of creditors to the Estate of WILLIAM
CARY, late of Shrewsbury, in said County,
deceased, represented insolvent, do hereby give
notice that six months, from the third of Octo-
Der inst. are allowed to the said creditors to-
bring in and prove their claims and that we
shall attend that service at the office of Dr.
Workman in said Shrewsbury, on Wednesday +,
the sixteenth day of December next, and on
the second Wednesday of March next, from
one TO FIVE o'clock, P NJ, each day.
JOHN MASON.
WILLIAM WORKMAN
Shrewsbury, Oct IL, 1929 al
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To the Honorable the Com

missioners for the County of Worcester, now
in session at Worcester, in SAID County:
TENHE petition of the subscribers humbly
Il shewoth, that the old County Road in
Hardwick leading from the Common through
land of Gen. J. Warner and Mr. Lemuel vii.
lis, at the time the Sixth Massachusetts, Turn
pike Road was made, and whereas said County
Road is of no use to the public at this time, nor
has been for many years, nor ever likely to be,
the prayer of your petitioners therefore is, that
said road may be discontinued and your petit.
TONERS, as in duty bound, will ever pray.
DANIEL RUGGLES.
CLARK PAIGE.
Dated at Hardwiek, Dec 90, 1923.
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% Subscribers to the SPY residing IN the
to,0nS bet,Oeen Worcester and Providence, iOitI
be aOaitcd on Nth their bills IN the course of
this neck, ,chen, 1t IS hoped, all ,oiU be ready
to settle them. Oct. IA.
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WATER LIME.

OR CONNECTICUT CEMENT,
HNoR Canals, Mill Dams, Cisterns, Sewers
or Drains. Watts and Reservoirs of all kinds,
and for Hydraulic Works generally, for secur-
ing Roofs from leaking about Chimneys, and
for Mason Work where it is exposed to the
weather. For sale, in large or small quantities,
bv ANTHONY CHASE,
Central-street, head of the Canal.
Worcester, Oct. IA. CIV
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DRUGS & DYE STUFFS
100 OF. Sulphate of Ouinine.

DRUGS & DYE STUFFS
100 OF. Sulphate of Quinine,
500 lbs. Quicksilver,
1900 lbs. Orange Peel,
1900 lbs. Peruvian Bark,
5000 lbs. Gum AIoes,
400 lbs. Turkey Opium,
400 groce ApolhecarIes' Phials,
1900 lbs. Burgundy Pitch,
5000 lbs. Arrow Root,
1900 lbs. Carb. Magnesa,
100 OF. pure Nitrate of Silver,
5000 lbs. CASTLE Soap,
500 lbs. Essential Oils,
300 lbs Isinglass,
500 lbs. Cayenne,
10000 lbs. Green Copperas,
cases Quilted Loxa Bark,
600 lbs Refined Camphor,
5000 lbs. Sulphur,
1900 lbs Oil of Vitriol,
200 bbls Ground Dye Woods,
Fine Bengal Indigo, Alum, Blue Vitriol, with
an extensive assortment of Drugs, Medicines,
and Dye StufS, for sale at wholesale on the
most favorable terms, by LOWE & REED,
No. III State-street, I'd door above Broad-st
Boston, Oct. A. eo3m
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Nh RI Ed

In Boston, Oct. A, Mr. William Wiswell, ir.
of this town, to Miss Sarah Wilmington of b.
In Canterbury, (N H. Rev, Henry Shedd Of
Leominster, to Miss Mary, daughter of Captain
Joseph Gerrish.
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YENHE subscribers respectfully inform the
III public that they have taken the Store
lately occupied by STowELL & Co, and have
on hand large assortment of ENGLISH and
FANCY GOODS Of superior quality. Also,
large assortment of GROCERIES, which
they offer very low for cash or approved credit.
ANDREW MARCH.
GEORGE HOBART.
Worcester, Oct. 9, 1929. d