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The MEXICAN INUENNITT A letter in the
Richmond Enquirer gives the following ac-
count OF " hat has become OF the missing
instalments on the indemnity stipulated to
be paid TO this country by Mexico;
"Here are the circumstances OF the case,
as they were told to ME to-day, by gem
tIeman on whom can rely. The firm OF
Hargous & Co., in Vera Cruz and New
York, and Voss & Co., in Mexico, are -
gents Of our government for receiving tie
money already stipulated to he paid by Mex
leo to the United States. Trigueros, San
ia Annals late Secretary Of the Treasury,
is a principal partner OF these firms. WIN
one hand, as Santa Anna's tisca! agent, he
paid the lastinstalmenl (S275, ,0O0j into the
other, with which be wrote receipt as a.
gent of the United States governments
The money found its way into his own
pocket, and he has absquatu'ated aoug
with the rest of his masters ministers,
whose heads are not safe on their own
shoulders if caught within the Republic OF
Mexico. Santa Anna's ro5.eries OF the
Treasury of his own government turntsh-
ed him with an ilIustious precedent for
this robbery of ours. Our raasaly suiers
bv this financial "operation;' for you will
remember he was sufficiently patriotic to
give his own government a receipt tor the
money as United States agent This con-
gress will be forced to appropriate the sum
stolen, the United States being responsible
for it TO the claimants"
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valuable medicine 10 that neighbofhood
Respectfully, J. NJ OVENS.


0c5-StiI more striking results from
the powerful and controlling Influence OF
SANDS SARSAPARlLLA over the
most dreadful diseases 10 which The hu'
man frame is subject.
The following letter was addressed
10 our agents at Boston:
RoxBURY, Mass. May 10, is43
Messrs. Smith 81 FowIe:-GontJemen
lit IS with great pleasure | seno you
this certificate Of the wonderful cure
made upon nv child by the use Of Sands
SlrsapariIa She had been troubled
more or less with hereditary ScroIula
from her infanCg, which at IehgIh set
tied IN her n~s, where 1t ragged with
such violence (her mouth and lips be-
ing extremely sore and very much S"oI'
Ien) that she could not take any hour
ishment except liquids IRON Il spoon :
she soon became very much emacIete d
and 40 weak as TO be unable TO raise
herself without assistance, The Jaw
bones began to decay, and four pieces,
with fourteen or fifteen teeth fell out,
from the effects Of this beneIOl, aud, as
| feared, ncurable disease Al this time
her condition was dreadful 10 behold,
aud The pain was 80 intense that she
was unable 10 sleep, eXaep, few mn'
u,es at a time. She hid taken other
preparations Of Sarsaoarila, and other
madciucs recommended for ScroiuIa,
but without sny good effect aud had
tInust d spared o. seeing my child cur
ed, or even reviewed Of this ioathsomo
and most detestsbe disease, when by
your recommendation (iur which | hal
always feel graiFfuI WIS Ird 'ed ,c
ny Sauds' Sa"saparlIIa, ! procured one
> bottle, and after she had taken abeu 0n'
half Of the contents. | saw dec d. {
: change nr tbe otter continued tt
use o the SlsagsrIiia with T,aewei ho
-- her hrall,I improved raPd,y. tie TO
ulcers IN her mouth began 10 heai-s, {
rested comfortably ihruugh the nigh
onj NOW, gen'lemPH, after Il IRg nv
bolties, NV daughter is entirely cured
yes, can truly sny that she is b'tie
hau she ever was IN her lille, ami a
tribute her cure WHOLLY to the use {
Sands SareapsrI1ia.
ASA F. ONION
For further particulars and c"ncIt
= sive evidence Of its supe rinr VBlne al
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driven in gig or carriage atfull spepd with
or! any danger from an uneven surface,
AID now the mud Is not half as deen on il
a. tits where it was tnrnpiked adjoining;
and during the whole season every section
where the piow aud 5craper ha been used,
was rough, uneven, and unpleasant for
travelling in any mode.
Drainage il absolutely necessary; but am
well satisfied we uselcssIy expend thou
sands Of dollars on the Reserve every year
in constructing and repairing roads. Nv
reflections and observations have been tur-
ned to this subject for several years, aud
my opinion is not formed in haste.
Gravel and small stones should be spread
to the depth Of eight inches on to stiff clay,
where either can be obtained. The com
! mon sand stone broken to the size Of hens
egg, and smaller, answers valuable pur-
pose in many places. Deep holes and RUS
may be filed with bloken stone, and when
this material, nor gravel, nor washed stone
can be obtained, brush may be advantage
ously used.
The second error referred to, is. leaving
I Lpe lOdu uneven "Uefe " Is EcFhDFn, NDlPT
the expectation that all inequalities will he
made smooth by travel. A skitI5ui road
maker dPpOaites the earth even with the
scraper, and itsettles, or packs, so as to pre-.
sent smooth surface, whereby, the water
is not retained. Few implements in then
use require a better judgment, or pract sed
eye, than the scraper. Travel, instead o
smoothing, increases the Inequalities. /
the dirt is left uneven, the surest correc.
tive is a heavy harrow, followed by brush
drawn Iengthways of the road until al
holows are filled up, and the hard lump:
are broken.
Several gentlemen who have had the su
perintendence of the AshtahuIa and othe
turnpikes, and many other gentlemen, ca
communicate much valuable information
on these subjects, and hope the public
may have the benefit of their eXperianc,
and observations. Very sincerely yours,
E. WHITTLESEY.
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Sands SarsapaViIDa,
For The removal and permanent cure Of all
Diseases arising from an mapu''e state
Qfthe Blood or habit Qfthe


Scrofula, or Kings Evil, Rheuma'Ism,
Obstinate COtaneouS, EruNlions Pm
pies. or Pus,ules On lhe Face. Bloch
es, BlIes, Chronic sore eyes, Rug
Worm or raucr. Scalt Head Enlegls
meat and Pam Of the Bocss & Jnn.s, :,
Stu bhofn Ulcers. svphr'NIc 6,nP-
SONS, Scjallca, or LamUggG, and D.
eases arising rom an 4ujudNltous "s'
ol Mercury, Asci,es, or Dropsy, EN
posure or impfudence 10 htIe, also
Chronic Constitutional Disorders, g..
In this preparation are strongly con
cenlraled all the MedcInal properties
Of SarsapariIa, compOundei with other
valuable vegetable extracts, the whole
s,reuglhO which is extracted on an en-
tirey new principle. The great oh ca
desIreG is nuw accomplished, ia the pro
duclon Of a remedy possessing a con-
troIlng power over supposed hitherto
incurabIe diseases.
The afflicted, or those who may have
been given up in despair, and all who
are interested. are invited 10 make a
trial OF This valuable medicine, or to call
on those who have come forward and
borne pubic testimony OF iIs priceless
value to them, and satisfy themselves IN
dIviduaIly Of lis power in Nrreslng and
curing disease, and Of what II has done
for others.
The following are extracts from let
Cers recently received, and specimens o
those coming 10 hand daily:
GALLAT1N, Tenn, Feb. 9Th. 1914
MesSrS, A. B. q. d Sands:
GentIemen-i have ust received
letter from my father in RnsseIlViIe
Ky, who wishes TO purchase some q
your S4rsaPariIIa. have no doubt he
ca be the means Of selling great denl,
as il has performed wonderful cure 10
his family. Last December | was sent
for to see my sister before she died, she
having been in poor health for some two
or three years, u at the lime wen. over
to see her, che was at the point oi death,
with tho scarlet fever, and cancer' US
affection of tho bowels, from whl"b hrT
physician though, she coud not possibly
recover. | carried over with ME lot
tie of YOUR SarsapariIa. and with the
consen, of her physician she comm"nc
ed taking it TINT night. remained with
her three davs, and left her rapidly i'm
proving. Her husband sent boy home
with me for more of the SirsaparllIs.-
sen, one dozen bottles which believe
will effect an entire cure NV ta'her
writes me to tha, effect. and wishes lhro'
me to procure an agency for selling your
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The Phenomena Of the BrsiR.-One of
the most inconceivabe things in the nature
of the brain is, that the organ OF sensation
should itself be insensible. 10 cut the
brain gives no pain, yet in the brain alone
resides the power OF feeling pain in any
other part of the body. Ifthe nerve which
leads to it from the injured part be divided
we become instantly unconscious OF sni-
fering. 1t is only by communication with
the brain that any kind of sensation IS
produced; yet the organ itself is insensl-
Bile, The brain itself may be removed,
may be cut away down to the corpus
calosum, without destroying life. The an
imal still lives and performs all those tunc,-
tions which are necessary to simple vlIa!l-
ty, but has no longer minds u cann
think or feel; it requires that the food
should be pushed into its stomach; once
there, it is digested, and the ANNA. Wlu
even thrive and grow fat. we Ihle';
therefore, that the part OF the BRAN caI,ed
the convolutions, is simply intended Tor
the exercise of the intellect and iacuIt.es'
whether of the low degree called lnstict,
or oftbat exalted kind bestowed on man,
the Gift of reason. .-=Wigan on the D"Fat'-
Hy Qfthe Mind.
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WEAK BACKS! WEAK BACKS!!
100000 SOLD YEARLY!
Price oniV IA cts.

Price oHiy IA cts.
SHERMAN'S POOR MANS PLASTER
The best Strengthening Plaster IN the
world, and a sovereign remedy Tor pains
and weakness 10 the back, loIns, side,
breast. neck, limbs, . uts, rheumatism,
aud lumbago; worn on the lower par' Of
the spine, they entirely cure the piles
and on the small Of the back, the falling
Of The womb; applied to the back OF The
neck OF children teeIhing they give great
relief, In coughs, colds, oppression OF
the chest and stomach liver complaint,
dyspepsia, asthma, and al diseases where
LEGAL remedies are required, none can be
better than these pIasters. They are
tsaic, or strengthening, stimulating and
AnOdyne. Physicians recommend them
Because they stick better and afford more
relief than any other ever known. One
million are sold yearly.
J. W Hoxie, ESQ. who was bent near.
Iy double with Rheumatism,was enabled
nf,er wearing one ~ hours. 10 get up
and dress himself. 10 Two days he was
perfectly we'll.
Mr.. David Williams, Of Elizabeth
town. N. J. on old revolutionary soldier,
was 80 afflicted with Rhematlsm that he
could hardly help himself One ol these
PIasiers entirely cured him.
Mrs. George Nixon, one Of th' Mana
gers Of the Insu ulon Go- Aged INDECENT
Females 10 the city Of New York, says
the old ladies find great benefit from
these P;asters, they being very liable to
mains or weakness iu the back, as we'll
as other paris Of the body.
Mr. George W Spencer, Street In
.pscror was cured Of the Piles BY war
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Pg KrvD.-NUne Of " know the good a
kind deed accompIl-hp-. A word sootl-
inglv put in when the heart j. sick, little
help bestowed when want presses lrar ",
goes far-iar beyond what those suppose
who are able to speak this word, or give
this help.
An instance, Illustrating this, has just
come to knowledge. A youngman in
telIigent and well educated, came 10 cur
city to fnd employment. II sought tori
in vain. When biz means were atrut
gone. and he lay halfaick wthtrver brought
on by anxiety. friend Iade him be Of good
cheer. and through their joint efforts o5:aln-
ed for him a servants place al a harding
house. He worked here ke a, brave man,
and won the confidence Of his employer,
though he received only his board and
| few dollars a month,
That friend watched him, ard finding
him faithful. mentioned the fact 10 ner-
| camille gentleman, v no said At cnce lining
the Young man 10 ne" This was done,
and soon he was more prolitahy emp Dyed.
lie was now head clerk. Ard did be To-
get his early fie d. In the quie.cst' way
| pos-iblp-Eithou, the slightest, proIcss CT
or pretension-'a sought cut, as soon a.
he was able, the choicest aGd most su'-
etantial present, and sent il TO him Us a te-
ken of remembered kindness!
When the present was received, our iri'nd
! knew not from whom it came. lie cm oot
once dream Of thp poor, homeless you'h 10
whom he had shown only lH'o kindness,
and it was not until after repeated e.qH-
rics. that he discovered who hod sent IL
II have learned lesson when he :o1@d
out the giver. said ne, land that's GivayS
to lie more kind, if lean he, under sjmiTt
circumstances hereafter" II it were thus
f with all of Us. how much Of human mise
~ should We relieve, and what sum
could We add to the amounto Of positive IN
2 dividual happiness!
$ Learn, and be kind, The haJitof kind
ness will do, what no other haLilcan do
it will bring sweet peace to the nard. and
:. increase, as it is virtuously practi-td, lie
I only permanent wealth earth may crave'
. or Heaven aduit--the t0eahh q heart
Cincinnati Ga=eHe.
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COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA.

SHERMAN's CoUGH L.ozENGEs are the
salesl, most sure pud e6rclual remedy |
for Coughs, Colds, ,C1n4unptIons,Wn oop
ing Cough, Asthma, TIghtness Of the
Lungs OF Chest, &c. &c. The proprie.
tor n snevel known an instance where
they did not give perfect salislaclion.--
Several thousand boxes have been sold
within The lest Year, restoring 10 health
persons To sIraost every Stage of con-
sumption, and those Iaborlng under the
most distressing colds and coughs
Jonathan Howartb, L q, the we'll
known Temperance lecturer, took q severe
cold last January BY sleeping 10 damp
sheets. that seemed TO have settled 10 a
consumption. Lie raised good deal Of
bloody matter, and his cough was 80
harrassing and incessanl that he could
get no rest by day or night. After try
ing various remedies without relief, he
thought that death alone would relieve
him oil his misery. Bu, by the advice Of
lady he purchased box of Sherman's
Cough Lzenges; they gave him great
Telief and TO his surprise allayed his
cough, made him rest easy, and enabled
him to sleep sound all night; three day 8
use oi them made a new man Of him,
and he is recommending ShermaO's Lo.
ZeDges to all his acqualnIances,
sHGRMAN's WORM LozENGEs
Are The only infaIIiblo worm destroying
medicine ever discovered 400 600
hoxes have been sold, and not failure
has ever been known. They destroy all
kinds Of worms, and cAnno! injNro whore
there are none.
Three different perso cured OF the
Worms by the use of one Box ol Worm
Lozenges.
"Messrs. G. F 7. g. Co I47 Main
street, Cincinnati: Gentlemen. - My
wife has been afflicted with worms from
she age oi three years, and has never
been without them She resided at Md
dietown, Butler county At times, she
has been SO sfl'ctcd with worms as Ia
ply sicians 10 the place -one doctsrtng
ber for ono complaint, and one for anoth
or, but getting worse, she removed tc
Madison, and was under the hands o.
two of the most celebrated Physicians o
that place, but all did her no good Shf
came to Cincinnati SONS time since, aHt
began 10 despair OF getting beitec; IN
deed she got 80 bad, the worms came uI
in her throat her suderngs becams al
most intoIerable. Hearing Of The many
cures performed by Sherm,n's Lozenges
she thought that she woud try then las
August. | stepped in y.ur store anc
got a box OF the worm ! zenges, and
have every reason to eiolce that | d't
so. She took hu, oNa half box, when tb,
worms came from ter in lunches
could not be positive, hut | would sup
pose that there we're from fifty to siXt,
in each bunch. The Iasl Gose bToNgh
several while w0EmS, from twelve &
fidsen inches long. Shs 6eFgn to &c
well, AM felt bsusr than she had 10
yeara. Being cured, ehe gave 'hI
balance Of the box TO a nejgh1or by th
pane OF Herald, who lives short dis
tance from U.s. who has two children, on
five and the Other two Years OF age, wh
were much troubled with worms, and
have heard since, that by The time the
had used up the box, both children wer
entirely cured"
The above ia from Mr. K Richard
Lawrence street, near Front.
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.ry heart OF this nation grcal ogscrTa-
tive power, that, if II have rot uheady.
will have in few short ycars, tho s,rrnglh
to huh into submission all the eemtns OF
disunion."
Thgtthig great central power is growing
UP in the country Ming between the Ale-
ghanies and the Rocky Mountains, nol e
can doubt. for it already contains nearly
one half Of the population Of the Union,
and in all future time Is destined to contain
a large majority OF the nation, and there
are those now living, who viii see it inbab-
lied uy ffty millions Of human beings, to
whom will be committed, though hejmpe-
rative law of necessity, the guardianship tf
this great Confederacy - Cincinnati alias.
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CIOYerSeed Wanted

The subscriber wishes to purchase
nuan,i,y Of Cloverseed, for which h,
will nav Cash on delivery.
VIM. NJ. SINCLAIR.
Carrollton, Nov. 18th 1914.
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Buenos Ayres papers tothe 18th Janna-
~ state that the Government had issued
a decree, announcing the deterniiouo !!
of an immediate and strict blockade Of
Monteydeo.
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sHERMAN's CAMPHoR LoZENGEs

SHERMAN'S CAMPHOR LOZENGES
GIVE immediate relief to Nervous or sick
Headache, pei slplIalion of the heart, tow
ness Of spirits, dependency, inaimma-
tory or putried sore throat, bowel or sum
mer complaint, (aintiDg, oppression or
sense OF sinking Of the chest, choIic
spasns, cramps Of the stomach or bow =
els, EystsricRl affections Ond all nervous
diseases, drowsnese through the day and
wakeIuIness by night, cholera or cholera
mOrbus, diarThoeA, lassilude, or a sense
Of fatigue. Persons travelling or attend
ing large parties, will find the Lc2angcs
really rsviVlng, and mparting The buoy
ancy Of youth.
Joseph B Nones, Eco, Vice President
Of the Washington Marine Insurance
Company, has suffered fcr years with
nervous headache, that nothing would
relieve ill he used these LoE"nges
which relieved i, entirely 10 IS minuIes
DR.. 6. Hunter has been SuMecr to VIo'
! lcnJ dllhGhS VI HGduhGhCS pb Nv W W. w
HIM almost blIhd for two or three hour'
at time. Noiblng ever afforded hin
any re- lef mi he tried these Lozenges
and they cured him in few minutes
Dr. Shermsn's L,zenges can he Of
tained Wholesale and Retail o Il
Thomas, Main ST, between 81 and 4lh
Sole Agrrt for Cincinnati. Ono. and o
lhe following Agents.
GREER & Co., Magnolia.
S A HIGuLAND Harristurgh.
GRoRGE MANFULTo Augusta.
K JACKSON. Carro|Ilon.
Cough l. nges s5 cents per boxi
| Cnmphor +"
| Cathgrtic
| AIIwao buy box Of Or Sherman
LoEenges, or Plaster are entitled
one OF Sherman's Messengers OF Heoltf
which can be Obtained from all Agents.
Jan. |, AS
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One Of these Pias!era on !ho lower

iug one OF these Piasters on the lower
pert OF the spine,
6rCAUTIoN The greaI reputation
these Plsslers have attained has induced
many unprlncipIed persons TO ge' up
worthless limitations. Ask Tor Sherman's
Poor Mans Plaster and see that toll d.
rections for use, and fac simile oI his
name, A. Sherman, NJ. D isOn the back
oil each. Trust none others, or you VIII
be deceived. u. +. THOMAS,
I47 Main 81, between 3 and 4th,
OTSoe Agent for Cincinnati
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SHERlFF'S SALE

Bv virtue OF Url Of Pin alias Ven
di EGp0aaS, issued cut Of the Coart oil
Commnn Pleas and 10 me directed,
will cHer for sale At lhr door of the court
house 10 CarroIton, on Monday the IA h
dny of April next. between the hours OF
10 o'clock A M. and 4 o'clock PM the
follow ing property, TO wit: Lois No 8
and 65, in the town Of Troy, (uow Mai
vern 7 ken in execution and will be
sold by me
DAVID WATT SheriH.
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DAVID WATT Sheriff.
Feb. 81, l845-P's lee $l,50.
ALSO,

At The same time and place, by virtue
Of wr, of Vendi Erponas The follow
ing real estate, 10 vii: All Of the Nor'h
Wesr Quarter OF Section "a, Towrsh p
Is, OF Range 5, excepting 6S acres and
40 rods sold to Jacob Hawke. Taken
in execution and will be sold by me
DAVID WATT. Sheriff.
Feb. FL, lS45-Pr's. fee 81 SO
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TERMS O7ADVERTISlNG.
Three insertions, one square, Sl,OO
EUery subsequent insertion, 20
Larger ones in proportion.
A liberal discount piIl be giUen 10 thOs;
who advertise bu the veGr.
tTBook, Business Cards, Hand'W'
and all other Kinds Qr Job Hlrt. Heatty
done al this Office upo, ita mast reasonable
prats, nad IN the stDri,d Hriice.
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THE PROTECTION ms. co.

ODlcs NO Q, Etch0nge BUtIdangS, N0ytF n The
State House, Hartford, CT.
HlS Company was incorporated by the legislature of
4 Connecticut with Capital of ONE HUNDRED AND
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS for the purpose Of effect
ing Fire and Marine Insurance, and has the power Of in
ereasng its Capital to Half Million of Dollars.
The Company offer to insure Houses, Stores, Mills Fac
tories Barns and their contents, and all othe nsurabe
property against loss and damage by fire. The OF
premium offered low those of any other similar
institutions and every has opportunity for ring
sum to protect himself against the ravages of this
i've element The course the Office pursues in transactng
their business and in the adjusting and payment Of losses
is prompt and liberal.
Persons DESTROYS of obtaining Insurance against loss and
damage by fire. in Worcester Vicinity referred for
further particulars, ISAAC DAVIS ESQ.,, his Office in
Worcester. WILLIAM CONNER Sec,y
Hartford, July II, 1874. 1y
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THE Truth WILL OUT. Bv the accidental
omission Of letter, in an exchange paper, the
line
Shell has no fury like woman scorned, = was
made to read n
ssHell has no fury like a woman cosred."
This is.the grst tm9 we have heard Of SO strik
ing truth being the offspring OF error.
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cent on the premiums will be required; and deposte
note varying at the different ages from Is 80 per
the premiums.
Applications for Assurance may be made the Office
the Company, at the CENTRAL BANK in Worcester and
the Agents in the and sections of New England
New York, New Jersey Pennsylvania, and Ohio
CLARENDON HARRIS, Secretary.
Worcester, July g. 1916.
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PRoMPrNEss. A friend Of ours called on his
neignpor for the loan Of hundred dollars. The
shoP-keeper hesitated, hardly knowing whether
70 say yesor no. you have it," said the Dor
rover, sloan it to me-if not, say so.''
nut when can have it again ~
say 500 an : Sou
"here It Is, buy fkhall wantlt to- morrow morn
.'You shall have t."
IN the morning, when the lender opened his
SHOP ne was surprised to find his neghbor at the
door waiting for him.
Il nave been here two hours" said he. "You
stated that you wanted your money early in the
morning ana | thought would not disappoint
you. Here it is.''
mat is what we call promptness If every
one were as sure to pay when he promised, there
would be better spirit Of accommodation among
us.-P0rtiand Bulletin.
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Wool Carding, Cloth Dressing,


anu Observation-Disclosures
POYAL Fl. CHAPLIN respectfully informs
a. the publ shat he has repaired and enlarged his former
establishment and fitted up with good machinery snta
be-tor CARDaAG WOOL INTO ROLLS, and Bfanufac
turing Il int PLAIN CLOTH, KERS EMERE, AND
FROCKlNGson shares or otherwise
Custom Cloth and Old Garments Dyed and Finished as
usual.
u Wool ana C9oth with directions thereon. left at the
Store of F. HARRINGTON, Worcester or VIM BEHNErr's
Hubbdrdston, will be taken and returned
Holden. Eks Village, June H.. If
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For sale ut ne lowest market prices by
BARBOUR & BARKER,
worcester, June %. IT 205 Main ST.