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PENSIONS.

HNHE subscriber informs those Soldiers oil
the Revolution who intend TO apply 10;
Pensions under the new Act OF Congress, that
he proposes to go to the city OF Washington
early in October next, foe the purpose ct pre-
senting to the War Department such appllca,
tions as are already committed 10 his care and
any others that NAV be entrusted 10 him, and
IN ottaiu .he necessary Certificates from the
Department. BY personal attendance he will
be enabled 60 secure prompt attention TO APP
plications, and to apprze applicants of any de-
tects in their papers at the earliest date, or to
remedy them ON The spot. The charge for the
services thus rendered will be m"drfate, and
made known on application at the Office Of the
subscriber, or by letter.
GEORGE FOLSOM.
Reierence-IIon. JoHN DAVIS.
NJ Pensioners Declarations drawn at the
above Office lin Paine's Buildings) as before ad-
ver,ised. Worcester. Aug. Is.
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Linsppd Oil. Paints. &c.

L1nSeed O1I, RANTS, &c.
kAAA GALLONS English l-inseed
40 bbls. White Lead, dry,
S tons do. do in Oil,
3 do Red Lead,
Is bbls. Litharge,
so do. Spanish Brown,
20 do. Ventinn Red,
IS Casks French Yellow Ochre,
$500 lbs. Chrome Yellow,
Cases Chinese Vermilion,
5000 lbs. Verdgiis, dry,
1000 do. do. in Oil,
$500 do. French Green,
1000 do Chrome do
10 tons Whiting,
so Packs Gold Leaf,
100 do. Brass do
- do Silver do.
1000 lbs. Prussian Blue,
$40 10. do. do. in Oil,
300 OF Copper Bronze,
% bbs. Spirits Turpcntine,
30 do Meats Foot Oil.
The aboue, ,oHh n urge stock Of
DYE STUFFS, MEDICINES, 4 PAINTS.
New England Crown, Chelmsford, Keene,
and Southern WLNDOW GL.ASS-for sale at
perry iO,o pricts, by .
DELANO & WHITNEY,
10 and 90, South Market street ..BosToS.
May 30 3m22
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Notice TO Road Contractors.

THNHE subscribers, Committee chosen by
u the town of Ilubhardston to carry into
effect certain orders of the County Commits
Sloners tn- making about 4lG rods Of Road on
the route between Hubbardston Meeting House
and Rutland line, and about so rods of Road on
the route from Barre to Princeton through the
s"utheriy part of said Hubbardsten, the same
being small variation from the late turnpike,
give notice that they will let out the same 10 be
made TO the lowest bidder, at the house of
Levi Pierce, lnnholder, in said Hubbardston,
on SATURDAY, The Sth day Of September ncrt.
at o'clock, P. NJ. Said sections Of Road must
be made strictly according to the ncation and
directions of the County Commissioners, and in
every respect to their acceptance. 1t will he
put up in small convenient sections To accom-,
modate the wishes of bidders
All necessary information concerning the To-
cation and the manner of making said Roads
VIII be given on application to either of the
subscribers.
ISRAEL DAVIS, commit
SlLAS GREENWOOD. Tee
Hubbardston, August II, 1892 "a
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BoILIEG POTATOES. Being almost sick from
the changeable treather, / the other day retreated
to the kitchen corner comfortable place lchen the
cook is good natt1ed. She icGs d conner a nG-
flee of Wales. The Potatoes lDere peeled and put
into the tcater after 1t commenced boiling. after
they acre about sufficiently boiled, the trdter tcas
poured off and the sauce pan containing them again
put on the Goals 10 dr. off the moisture Too or
three times in the course of ten minutes she took of
the lid and shook up the potatoes bringing those al
the bottom to the top. In this last operation consists
the ,choIe art Of boiling potato
The steam is GllOlced 10 escape from all the DO
tatoes and from all parts of the sauce pan If d
tOtosl be put orer The potatoes iUhiIe they are steam
ing. 1t Gbsorbs the moisture that condenses on the
under SIDE Of the I'D and drops again on The pota-
toes. When the lid as taken off 10 shake ttp the
Potatoes the totcei is also taken out. Potatoes.
managed in this manner. superior beyond ali
comparison, to those cooked in the common tcau.
New York Farmer
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JUJT RECEIVED,

On BBLS. Genesee Flour,
oO 10 bbls. Georgetown Flour,
$50 bushels Southern Corn,
90 hhds. Molasses,
5 Tierces Alolasses.
] | bbls do
10 boxes Brown Sugar,
do. White do
= hhds P. u. do.
81 chests Tea,
l6 bags Coffee,
46 qunials Cod Fish.
also, IN STORE
so casks Cut Nails,
40 bbs Philadelphia Starch,
10 tons Ground Plaster.
At the head of the Canal, Central Street, and
for sale by HOWE 81 THAXTER.
Worcester. June IL. If
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LEES PILLS.

WUST received, direct from the Proprietor,
% fresh supply of the genuine Lees Wind.
ham BILIOUS PILLS, or FAMILY PHYSIC.
-ALsO-
A fresh supply of Dr.. Thompson's celebrated
EYE MATER, warranted genuine.
o. For sale by JOHN COE, at his Store
on Main-street where may also he had an ex-
tensvc assortment of DRUGS, PAINTS,
DYE STUFFS, &c
Worcester April 25 cn6m
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Worcester Shoe Store.
J JAMES WHITTEMORE

n D ESPECTFULLY informs the inhabitants
E.& of Worcester and its vicinity, that the
business of the ato finn of PHELPS a. WHIr.
TEMoRE will be continued by him at the Old
Stand, opposite the Centre Meeting House,
where he keeps constantly on hand, general
assortment of GenIemen's, Ladies', Misses.
and Childrcns BOOTS and SHOES,-and hav-
ing just made considerable additions of New
WORK TO the former stock of the Store, he feels
confident of satisfying all reasonable expecta.
tons OF his customers, both as to quality and
prices.
u CUSTOM YORK constantly made to
order, of the best of Stock, and by the first rate
workmcn. If Worcester. June l3
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GOODS
fit reduced prices for Cash

VI feduced prices J0F C0SH'
yNNHE Stock in two Stores recently occupied
Il by GEoasE H. HuIs, in Leominster,
consisting of an txtensive assortment of FOR.
ElGN and DOMESTIC DRY GOODS. w
| GOODS and GROCERIES,, HARD and
HOLLOW WARE, CROCKERY Il GLASS
WARE, PAINTS. OIL, and DYE STUFFS,
together with a variety Of other articles usually
found in a country Stare, which are now offered
for sale for cash or approved credit, at reduced
prices, by order of the Assignee.
The above Goods are in good order and prob
ably comprise better and In"re general assort-
ment than can DC found in this vicinity.
Com6s, good Srotc Braid and all kinds OF
Produce, taken III exchange for Goods at fair
prices.
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SHINGLE MILLS, sc.

THNHE subscribers, at their Shop near the
Il Worcester and Brookfeld Iron Foundry,
IN Brookfielc, are new building, for sale, SHIN
gle Mills, superior 10 any others built in the
New England States, and will furnish them
the Boiling Saws, Jointing Saws and Join,ng
Wheels TO accompany them. They also man.
uiacture Gearing, Drums, Shafts, and Pulcs
Also, Patterns for Machine Castings of every
drscriptnn,-orde foE which will be executed
with fidelity and despatch.
CAREY & SAMPSON.
Brookfield, Feb. ]. If
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STR AYED-

EINRON the seat of s. V. S WILDER. ESQ, in
a Bolton, small bay MARE, in part of the
Shetland breed. Said animal left the above
place Saturday evening last, and is supposed To
have taken the road to Worcester, and thence
to Northampton. She had lost one of her hind
shoes. Any person OBTAINING the animal and
sending information To GILMAN B. PAR
kEh Of Lancaster, shall be amply repaid for
his trouble
Lancaster, Aug Is. ,r
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Woreesier.s Probate Office, Aug. 8, 1889.
TO ne H'd ~ ami H'irs If DANitL Alooas, eIl-
Of Brookfcld, ia sqW Comfy, deceased, anu 70 eH
others concerned in tie EstOie u soid decreased,
GHEETING.
WOU ARE hereby cited to appear (if you
M see ftjat the Court OF Probate to be hold
en- at Worcester, in said County. on the first
Tuesday in September next at ten of the clock,
before noon to show cause why the instruments
Slii"h puipoit to he the last viii aud Codici Of
said deceased should not be approved; and gu
will be heard thereon.
80 NATH'L. PAINE. J. Prot,
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" Pensioners, .Attention a!

UHRINT3D Forms, for suhslantaing lac
cording TO the Act Of Congress of june,
Is32A the claims of the soldiers of the Revnlu-
ton. can be obtained, in any desired quantity,
n, the Stationery Store, No. "a Court street,
Boston, Also, an assortment Of Lac Blanks in
general. b. FRANKLIN EDMANDS.
Boston, Aug Is.
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COMB PLATE.

"a I'VE Subscribers have on hand and are con.
ID stantly manufacturing Comb Plato Of n
superior quality, which they offer for sale IN
any Quantities, to manufacturers or wholesale
and retail dealers in he article.
O' Orders viii receive prompt attention
GOULDING, SMITH, & co.
Worcester, August Is.
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JOSEPH w. TAYLOR, Assignee.

All persons indebted TO the subscriber either
by Note or Account. are hereby requested TO
make immediate payment, at lns late place of bu-
sincss in the centre of the town; and all credit
ors are invited TO examine and become parties TO
his assignment. GEORGE ii. HILLS
Leominsier Aug Z, 1892 33if
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CANAL DAM.

TENHE Blackstone Canal Company are desr-
M Gus Of contracting for the immediate con.
structon of a Gravel Dam, ut the outlet OF
Manchaug Pond, on land located by them for
that purpose, and are ready to receive pro.
posals from hose disposed to contract for dung
the work. Information Of the manner the work
must be executed may be known by application
to EFFIVGHy4M l.. C.4PRON, in Uxbridre.
STEPHEN n SMITH, I Canal Com.
JOHN w. LINCOLN. miSsioners
Worcestpr Au1 IL
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LIFE is SHORT The poor pittance Of 10 years
is not tcOrth being viAain for. What matters Il
If your neigh6or lies inte7ed in a splendid tomb :
Sleep you ,cith innocence Look behind through
the tract of time cast dssert lies open in the
Retrospect; through this desert your fathers hare
journessd on until ioearied ,cih years and sonotc
they sunk from the toaLkS of man. You must ledre
further. ,chsre you tciu find eieraal rest Whatever
you may hare to encOuater bet,ceen the cradle and
the grace, be not dtsmaysd. The unirerse is in
endless motion every moment Is big NTH innumer-
able eues, tchieh not in siotc succession but
bursting forcibiy from repoiting and u,lk,o,cn
cause, fly ocer this orb tciM diversified influence.
Blair.
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NOTICE..

FHNflE Selectmen Of Worcester will contract
IA with the lowest bidder, at Pubic Auction.
at Jones's Inn, in Worcester, OH SATURDAY,
tie lSt day Of SspteHbtr nt1t, at 4 o'clock,
P. NJ e, for the construction of 80 rods and IL
links Of Road, located by the County Commits
sioners, near the Lines Of the towns Of Worces.
Ter and Leicester, being an alteration of the
present highway. Fv order.
CHARLES ALLEN. Chairman
Worcester Aug g. DIV
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Goods selling off at Reduced
Dr;coc

YENtiE subscriber will sell his balance Of Sea
~ Sonable Dry Goods, at prices much less
than usual. Purchasers can have great bar.
gains at ID. g. WHEELER, Jr's, Store.
Worcester, Aug. Is.
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Worcester, May 90.
Trip- Hammer Shop.

Trip Hammer Shop.
FUNHE subscriber will Let a new Blacksmith's
4 Shop with Tip Hammer, operated by
water, and three fires, pleasantly and well stu
ated where there is good demand for work,
such as Scythes, Edge Tools, forging Of Ma
chinerv and Custom work
~ .M4CHLNISTS TAINTED.
Two good Iron Finishers and one Forger,
well acquainted with Machine Wurk-two
Common Blacksmith's who wish to become ac-
quainted with forging and finishing Machinery,
and two hands who wish to learn the business
of Machine building, viii! find good encourage.
ment by applying soon TO The subscriber.
Superior CARDING MACHINES. for both
Cotton and Wool, will he furnished in the
course OF. 3 or months
ARTEMAS DRYDEN. Jr.
Holden, March IA If
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STRAYED or STOLEN.

81 NkoM the pasture of the subscriber. in
IL Princeton, abou. the 25th nit, a pair of
five years old OXEN One of said Oxen is Of
dark red color, the other is light red with
lined back and short white tail Whoever will
return said Oxen, or give information where
they may be found shall be satisfactorily re
wurded by the subscriber.
ALFRED BEAMAN.
Princeton, Aug 10.
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lP To Manufacturers.

TENHE subscribers are now manufacturing
III WOOLLEN MACHINERY such as
PicKERs, CARDISG MAcHIsEs, CoSDENsERs,
JACKS, &c. &c, aud are ready to receive and
execute orders for any quantity OF the same, at
their Factory. Ohe one formerly occupied by
WAsuBugs e. GoDARD)
GOULDlNG, SMITH, g. CO.
Worcester, Aug. 10.
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Central Hotel in Worcester,
FOR SALE.
TIME subscriber offers for sale,
LII l. a 1 \

"a HNHE subscriber offers for sale,
ma IL that well known TAVERN
lEtskH STAND, in Worcester, the Central
Hotel, now occupied by Mr.. Jones
Estabrook, situated on Main street, a little
north of the Worcester Bark, and near tie cen
tire of business of the town. The House has
recently been put in complete repair, is three
stories high, with basement story on the back
side, and 60 feet by IS in size, with piazza ex-
tending along the front and sides. 1t is conven,
ientlv arranged and contains two spacious Halls,
one of which is 60 by 25 feet, and 40 other
Rooms. The Barn and other Buildings con.
nected with il are large, convenient, and nearly
new.
The GENITAL Hote! has long had a very CON
siderable share of custom aud public patronage.
The fourshing condition and increasing PR $.
perity of the town of Worcester, with its favor-
able situation, would render il peculiarly ad-
vantageous purchase for any person DESTROYS OF
engaging in the business. The terms Of sale
will be favorable, and the conditions of pay
ment made easy to the purchaser
CYRUS STOCKWELL.
April II, 1892 eo,f
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Second and last Notice.

"A LII persons who are indebted to the late
"a firm Of J. P. KETTELL & CO, BY
Note or Account, are requested TO make pay
men, before the first Of September next, to J
p. KETTELL, who is authorized to adjust the
same.
Worcester, Aug y.
N B. On hand, and for sale at tho old stand
general assortment of HATS and CAPS, al
fair prices. J. P. KETTELL
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State Lmatic Hospital at
Worcester.

A MEETING OF the Trustees Of this insii-
IA tuition will be holden at Thomass Hotel,
in Worcester on TUESDAY, the 4h ddy 81 Sep
tender nsTt, for the purpose Of appointing
Superintendent. Application for that Office
may be made in writing to any one OF the Trus-
tees previous to the first Monday in September
next. The law provides that the Superlnten-
dent shall always be II Physician. constantly
resident at the Hospital The Trustees ara
HoRAcE mann, Esq ni Dedham, Hon. BEzA-
LExL TAFT, Jr., of Uxbridge, Hon. WILLIAM
B. CALmouN of Springfield, Hon. FRANc,s c.
GRAY of Boston, and ALFRED DwIGHr FOSTER
of Worcester
BY order THE Trustees.
A. d. FOSTER, Stc'ry.
Worcester. August 5w
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the sub
~ scriber has been duly appointed Admnstra.
triv on the Estate Of LEM UEL WALDRON,
late Of Dudley, in the County OF Worcester de.
ceased. and has taken ulon herself that trust by
giving bonds MS the law directs All persons in
debttd tn said Estate, are hereby called upon to
make immediate payment; and all those to
whom said Estale is ndeDleu are requested 10
exhibit their demands for settlement
1iiIFSA DRON
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@A ENHE Trustees of Leicester Ac-
!;:EI Il ademy, having determined to
liiiE erect a new Academy Building
$3.50 more spacious and convenient than
the present one. and of more durable materials
will offer for sale, al Public Vendue, on Mon,
DAY, the tenth day Of September merit, on the
premises, at Of tue clock in the afternoon,
their present wooden Academy Building; being
three stories high, eighty seven feet long, and
thirty six feet wide. 1t is lighted by eighty .one
windows, equal to twenty-four lights each, Of
eight by ten glass.
The timber is, apparently, all sound and good,
having been in the building but twenty six
years. 1t NAV be taken down and removed to
any distance, for block Of Dwelling Houses.
or for Cotton or Woolen Factory. The stone,
Brick, Bel, and Vane, will be reserved. A
credit of any length of time will be given, on
good security, with interest annually.
BY order of the Building Committee.
n P. DENNY
Leicester zu1v Ia SW
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Worcester. IS. Probate Office Aug 7, 1889.
10 the Creditors and Heirs Of PtTER SAWYER,
tate Of lancaster, in sai Comfy dereosed and
10 all others concerned IN tie Esioie IF soid de-
reused, GmEEriNG.
WOU are hereby cited to appear(if you
"a see fly at the Court OF Prnbale To be hold.
IN at Worcester, in said County, on the first
uesdai in September next, at ten Of the clock
before noon, to shnw cause why iiceuse should
not be granted 10 sell and convey the whole OF
the Read Estate OF s;id Peter Sawyer, or so mn b
thereof as i'll raise the sum Of 800, for the
payment Of debts and charges; aud you will be
heard there on.
80 NATH'L. PAINE, J. Prob.
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Notice 10 Manufacturers.

form their customers and manufacturers
generally, that they have taken n Shop a, East
;Sdtton, where they make to order SliUTTLES
Of all kinds. OF the best materials. Orders re-
specially solicited and punciually attended to,
by MILTON RUGGLES.
East Sutton, (Mass.) May %. 3m
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ASSIGNEES, SALE.

ASSIGNEES' SALE.
- NAILL be sold at Auction, on
ssssM w MoSDAY, the 1871 day Of
..!.#8 august merit, at . O'Clock, P NJ ,
.AaEA al The Factory now occupied by
MARTIN WILDER. in New Wor-
cester, (unsess previously disposed Of at private
salcl complete set Of MACHINERY for
the manufacture of Satinetts. The buildings
and Water Privilege connected with the same,
is under lease to said Wilder for the term of s
years from the FIRST day Of April last, which
lease may be purchased on reasonable terms
u For further particulars, inquire OF said
WILDER, at the Factory, or of the subscri-
bers in Worcester Street.
JAMES GREEN, yiSsigneeS of
LUTHER BURNETT, JR.. ". Wilder.
June 90
o. The above sale is adjourned TO MONDAY,
the LIST day Of October merit, at o'clock.
Worcester, August 3. If
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Worcester. SIS Probate Office, Aug. :, 1882
10 the Heirs If Mary PowERs, late Of Phillips
ton, in said County, decedSed, ana 10 all others
concerned in The Estate Of said deceased.
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USEFUL HIsT. Mr. Sharp, the surgeon, be-.
g sent for to gentleman tuho had Just received a
>tgh mound gaze orders 10 his servant to go
Come Nth all haste imaginable and fetch certain
plaster. The patient Turning lille pale. said,
" Lord, SIR, Jhope there is no danger p" " Indeed
there is, ansoeTed the surgeon, for If the frllotc
does not run like race horse, Tie icound ,DM be
healed before he returns"
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NATH'L PAINE. J. Prob.

Worcester. SIS. Probate Office, Aug. Z, 1882
To The Hidorv and Heirs of ELIJAH GOULD. late
Of Phillipston, in said Comfy deceased, and to
at others concerned mthe Estate Of said deceaSed
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WANTED.

n tho Store Of the subscribers, a YOUNG
III MAN, from 10 to - years of aye, who has
had some acquaintance with the business, and
can bring good recommendations as to charac-
ter and capacity.
SARGEANT IL AYRES.
Lancaster, AUG 10 If
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PALM LEAF.

a CONSTANT supply, Of good quality, for
"a, sale by } b. FAlRBANN Il co.
Ware Village, April II, If
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VOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
u see 6t,) at the Court of Probate to he hold
IN at Worcester, in said County, on the first
Tuesday in September next, at nine OF the clock
before noon. to show cause why the Instrument
which purports to be the last Will aud Testament
OF said deceased should not be approved; aud you
wall be heard thereon.
81" NATHL PAINE, j. Prob
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WgONght Shell Combs.

A GOOD supply of Shell Combs. from the
IA Mandatory of NJ A. Willard, BOSTON,
tor sale at 10 per cent. less than the manuiac-
lufer's retail prices Prices from $3.50 to $40.
RICE d. SWEETSER
Worcester, Ang. s CIV
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MEDICAL CASDoR. Dr. Samuel GayU. tcho
'ras one Of the KitKat Club. coming there one
night, declared that he must soon be gone having
many patients 10 attend but, some good mine being
produced he forgot them. When Sir Richard
Steele 'eminded him Of his appointments, Garth
Immediately pulled out his list ichict amounted 10
Jyteen, and said, rs no matter tchettey see
Hem tonight or not, for nine Of bi6rr haze such bad
constitutions that all The physicians In the tporld
Gun SAGE them aud he other sir haze such good
cannot Kill one ofhem."
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cJ an ELrcToR. The title of elector is ust-
yM oeyoad lis foreign meaning. I'm Eng.
.'s"mon travetiing through Germany. haring
presented himself at he rat. of a G,rmon
Guy, Dds desired, ia The usual ma nuer. 10 no.
o st.I " msnstst; " am" sdid he, an tieetor
g .n,ad'eser" The Germans ,yho held Hs
dignity Of sIector as nsyi -, yrnL 10 IT,, ~" ~,
kng, and knew iittle or notL,n@ orH, ~ y ~
gates and The r ou"x J'n,mediaitly opened their
military hoaors. 'N'"'1 'u' ava osa "s'