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how lovely nature sainy bend. g ot esS!s. viii
love the stars the silent the EARTH the air the
But certainly do not love the that's grown on me.
love to gaze upon face whore beauty holds its reign
love look upon face where such thing once did dwell
died. they ELL SOAP an" 'ey '0os"' 's'
But still I'd rather sec his hair made black as Jet or sIoe
do not love red baird man, with hair that's grey,
Because to make u dark he has but three shngs TO pay
love woman or q man who h,s the sense to know
That Joness Hair Restorative will force the hair 70 grow
BE on woman's lovely brow the bawny skin Of man
The hss.sGGy effect JS S Italian Chemical the
eruption OF skin sunJn mohew a AID nss s'sfy
sxa soft white aud beautiful mind always ask FOR jones'
the American Eagle % Oh than Broadway-prce
Sold a same placcJones' Coral HairRestoatve which will
ma IS I t s PIT grow stop falling Off .cn dndu
poach this for dressing de hair makes and Keeps so
e'e Hssn nne s, Lea 81 ad DeapssaGs shilling;
ton; I39 Fulton street, Brooklyn
Hypocrisy Unmnshed.-yve are staunci
lGsads OF sllor'-pricuy before the mastbut
'S% s-H 81 g ssa &
sea- s.epe on s"a as S Daddy
sen Ship Captains Merchants DO not ike rotten ssssoas
w wsS N SsS: Psi. ia cd
Gs SSa ySa' k's0n sound and
All Philadelphia Subscriptions to the
Co.. %"' Hs ss hs rs z
Iermso cents month"; including the Sunday paper; or 65
cents without ~ delivered se Of charge in any art Of Phl-
d. . Single copies for sale above daily at o'clock
The WEEKLr HERALD also for sale every Saturday morn.
mg-trcs "a cent 50 annum delivered In any part Of
lhiatspha Tree OF postage " - - =
Al the new aud cheap Publications for sale At their es-
ablislinent, aNsooa IS issued wlnIcs lie aud retail
IL With tie ,xaiint eof ,rer the iJer,J, |. road
y much pshis Ia F eph ~ aper publ;.hsd n that
IVY, n"on * Nsn ~ intnn "a asvertisers ADVERTISE
ns II, r. y Del :" e se tathlf clock will appear i,
me heraidne" dav.
hActiicai Notice. ne ss.s easements or IN
New lork College OF Medicine aud Pharmacy ea,jsbedf
ae o. V1aekesy in the cure Of an Diseases wi
paper. w. 3. RICH ARDSON M n 49,. ~ -
omce and Consulting Rooms Of the College Is Nassau
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DISTRESS IN Mr.. CLAy's FAMILy.-Tt il announced
in the Alton Telegraph, that the domestic afflction
been greatly added to, by his youngest sons becomin
dernnged This makes the second son that Is now an In
mate OF the Lunoc Asylum. It Is also stated that NJ
Clay has become communcaD; in the Episcopal Churc
In Lexington.
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SUPREME CouRT-PoLLY BoDNE-This court ad-
journed over for the term, which lasted for four
weeks. The case Of Polly Bodine will not be de-
cided until July There is strong opinion prevail
ing that she will get a new trial.
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The steamer Great Western, with thirteen days
later news from all parts of Europe, is now DUE
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Sporting Intelligence.
CAMDEN RAcEs.-This unfortunate meeting was
to terminate yesterday. There was promised a
capital days sport-decidedly the best of the week;
three races in which some of the best horses in the
Union would contend against each other. The fol-
lowing are the entries =
Purse $l0O--entrance $40, added--Mile Heats.
w. Shaw enters gr. m. Rebecca, years old.
+. Lloyd enters ch. h. by Monmouth Eclipse, years
M. Pritchard enters CHI Maria Peyton, years old.
After which, Purse ssoo-Two Mile Heats.
O. p Hare enters CHI. h. Red Breast, years old
A. H. Lloyd enters gr m. Esta, years old.
T. Kirkman enters b. m. Jeanneteau, years old
Mr.. Pucket enters b. M Andrcwanna, years old
Immediately after Purse S60o-Thrce Mile aeets.
Peyton r. Johnson enters CHI. h. The Colonel ears
T. Kirkman enters b. m. L iatunah, years old
We hope to be able to give the result in our next
on the 10Th instant The first day sweepstakes for
colts and lies three years old mile heats one hundred
dollars entrance twenty five dollars forfeit The follow.
St; Louis BY Altorf, dam Fleta, by Johnsons
Mary Long By imp Trsnby, dam Il Lady Pest,
Timc-ii:ss-l::s;7..
The oh. E. by Moscow, dam Multihora, by Whip was
withdrawn before the commencement Of the race .''
sEcoSD Day May 20-Henington's b. m. Mirth, Rob.
bins B. M Elizabeth Greathouse, and Reeds g. m Blue
mile heats for the proprctor purse Of one hundred dol
lars. The following fs the result.
Mirth, by Medoc, dam by Alexander.
Elizabeth Greathouse, by Massaniello, dam by
Blue Doc, BY Eclipse, dam BY Bertrand dis
Time-1:54-l52.
NAsHvILLE RAcEs-Second Day-Thursday, May "a
Propretor's Purse $780, Two mile heats Entrance.
$25.
John 8. Bren's ch c. Vagabond, 4 yr old by
imp. Ainderby, dam by vager ....... all
Col B. Johnson's br m. Purity 3 yr. old, by
imp Aindcrby, dam by Giles Scroggins . l29
"; b. News Sews0m ms en- H. 9, Long Tom yr old,
Time 3:56-3:5I I-3:5i.
Iowa OFFICIAL VoTE.-The vote on the adoption
OF the Constitution in this State stood as follows
Against II. ................... .7,0l9
Majority against. 9e6
DISTRESS IN Mr. CLAys FAMIY-It it announced
in the AIfOa 7clerr0Dh that the DOM sfic afii
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Sporting Intelligence

CouRT OF ERRoRs.-This court will organise this
forenoon.
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THE RIvER.-The water is already Velylo o. ms M,
unusual SO early in the season. but thou IN marked
til lately ere as well as elsewnerc has boz Of an
by deficiency Of rain, have now pIomil - a.
a6undance--.4lbany argus, May 80.
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Fine Green and Black Teas.-If our readers
are il want 9f good Tea. they will b ofaadng the s
ry sell osS teas G and 4
They ls. df pSap Read
.s 7:S Ta E s.s
DO not wish for better Tea for than is This
:
e. Goa
s~ S %
good Teas at this great Tea warehouse quantities
ss that the s
sa stfisi Tsi P
now .~e g naan ss u Yea r. them H . esa per pound
Sssn better Ts ea 'is srsas
st fa sy Nh x.
stock aud the greatest variety c fine Green Black Teas q
sy I EAsy s ss. good
viii BE- %e soSs aS III, Come
The Golden Apples of Hesperidcs.--The
S Sss esg S ss Ss bsp has
ssis; Ts1isa soss W1sd ss sssaSd
e E
sfs P s Ss s @ s g M.
L. TRUTH the marvellous in which GoURAuDs Italian
ces a ssap sSs
impurities from the skin, astonishing
Subte celebrated for their wonderful properties
yefeiv rrdicating snuons haman hair without injury
the most delicate skin
GouRAIp only be had genuine y at his depot
81 walker street, FIRST store from Broadway
"Ohs my head" exclaimed a friend Of ours
the other day; iii will split" We advised him try Sher.
mans Camphor Lozenge He and got box aud
one lozege him entire relief in We have
often been surprised at the qucknes of their operation Pp
them This the age Of doing thngsDr sherman gives
y are Ina eons s lee al
worst cases Of ccu shs IN few hoursevea consumption,
aud asthma yield them when nothing else
have attempted make mecated lozenges but they cannot
make them like Shernan; therefore they sell Them
cept to the unwary.
DR.. Shermans warehouse O6 Nassau streets Ruhtons
Spring. and n East Broadway.
Drowsfness, Swimming of the Head, n
Roaring Noise ia the Ears Headache Paptation Of Heart
above pleasn complaints because they purge from body
those stagnnt aud humor which, when floating IN the
geuera OF circulation the Of determination
rush of blood the head sddness loss Of memory dmness
tons Of a loaded and corrupt state Of the blood.
Wghfs Indian Veg table PHsare designed assist Ma
cleansing the stomach and bowels aud purifying the whole
from those morbid and humors which
cases are the cause Of and thus give the patient health
for sickness, and cheerfulness for dependency
Beware " Counterfcs-The public respectfully in
formed that medicine urortg to be Indian Pills aud sold by
various st9seeeITrs about he coun, not the ge iune
imposition i 70 purchase from persons Of known integrity
only or at the Office, No 2s9 Greenwich street, NJ York
observation-disclosures OF all sugarcoated counterfes and
f b PARTICULAR in all cases. to ask for virgins Indian Vegetable
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MusIcAL.-The second engagement of Madame
Pico and Signors valtellina, Sanquirico, and An
tognini, at the Castle Garden, has been brough, TO
sudden close by their disagreement among them
selves. Messrs French and TTciser, finding thew di,
pot 30 on well together,pn end TO their squabble
by dispensing with their services altogether.
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DEAR DRIvKINe.-The following prices were paid
or wines sold at auction yesterday :Nlonciro Madeira
20 30 per gallon; Norwood Madeira S22 10 per gol.
Ion no mark Madeira. fl7 90 per gallon; Walton Me-
deim - oopor bottle Walton Rum, Ss 80 per gallon
Norwood Brandy, So 90 per gallon.
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Iowa OFFICIAL VoTE.-The vote on the adoption
of the Constitution in this State, stood as follows =
rorN. .6023
Against 1t. .................. .7,OI9
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Varieties.

new company called the Philadelphia Cadets
are to leave Philadelphia about the 10th fJune vi
sit to this CITY, They number something forty
muskcs wear neat grey uniform, and are commanded
by Captain White.
The official vote upon the Constitution of Iowa
has a. last las. been sscoransd u stood Tor the Constitu
infer from the Iowa papers, that attempt i'll be made
to resuscitao the condemned Constitution of the Legis
ature again submitting to the test OF vote by the pco
The Charleston Courier, quoting the extract from
letter to the Augusta Chronicle which stated that
Mr. McDuFic had been struck with paralysis says no
letters had reached Charleston in relation to that dis
rcssing event There very little ground, however
to doubt the correctness of the information.
The Committee appointed at the recent Diocesan
Convention to wit Dr. Alonzo Potter, returned from
Schenectady Wednesday. The DR., will give his final
answer in ten days but no doubt left the minds
Of his friends that he would accept of the Episcop
The weather at Quebec is still cold, though not
unpleasant Our sheltered spots and hooks by no
yet free from snow. Last night there hosr
frost. Country farmers complain sadly Of the atcncss
of the season, and from the general backwardness Of
vegetation in the vicinity of the cywc have every rca-
son to believe their complaints but too well founded
Quebec Mercury May "a
A duel was fought on the island opposite ST. Lou s
the goth inst, between Mr. John Barr Of vcksbu re-,
and Mr. j. D. Colt, OF this city The cause female
The former was the challenger. Mr. Colt wounded
in tho lower part of the abdomen, but not serously he
himself did not Are at his adversary.
On Thursday as the Harrisburg train was PASSING
the corner Of Schuylkill Fifth street, Philadelphia tho
engine came in contact with a cart, containing . man
who thrown out and fell his head instantly kill
ing him.
The people of Calvert county, Maryland, are hold
ing meetings to resist the collection Of the State tax
Gen. Dawson, of Louisiana, is likely to re
cover from his late severe attack.
A passenger on bos rd the steamer Edna, by the
name Of Bresser drowned himself when o. miles above
New Orleans
|. Gen. Jackson was well encush to ride out at the
last accounts.
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rIctlicai Notfcc.--.s,Ae a., u.t,semcrt. orth
the Suppression OF Quaekery in the cure Of IN dS vi
paper. WIS. RICfIARDScN NJ q n ~ ~ -, ~
Once and Consulting Rooms u the COLLEGE IS Nasssu It
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HAIL SToRM.-A destructive hail storm p,sseo
over the neghborhood of Chambersburg, Pa, o,
wednesday, destroying large tracts OF timber and level
ing several barns and farm houses to the ground
FAMED Johnson had ten of fine timber completed,
broken down, and excellent barn RACED from its ou
lations.
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MILITARY VlsITs.-The various corps of citizen
soldiers are opening their summer campaign of
visits, and among the first in the list we notice that
the Nelson Guards, Of New Brunswick, under the
command Of Capt Moore, are now on a visit to Jer-
sey City, and New York. by invitation of the Wash
ington Greys, Of Jersey City, Capt. Pollard, COM
handing, by whom they are entertained. They have
visited Hoboken, the Arsenal, and American Insti-
tute under the charge of their friends and show ,bat
their drilling, during the past winter has been mos,
efficient. $500
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The NEApoLITAN FRIGATE-URANrA.- yesterday
being the birthday of the King of Naples, the COM
mander and officers on board the Neapolitan frigate.
now in our harbor, celebrated the occasion with
much naval Fomp and solemniy A royal salute of 2l
guns was fired at sunrise, at noon, and at SHUTDOWN
There was large party on board the frigate. con-
sstlng, we learn, Of the Right Rev. Bishop Hughes
OF this city, accompanied by large number of his
clergy. The Bishop was received with all the naval
honors usually given to man of his rank In Italy-
We learn that twelve guns were fired as a salute.
the same as that given to an admiral, in return for
his paternal blessing and benedction The lachrym,
christi at the lunch was capital.
The frigate sails to-day for Boston harbor-there
to remain for several weeks-aferwards to 90 south
and finally back to the Mediterranean next fall The
officers have been delighted with New York
many of them have visited Albany Philadelphia.
Baltimore, Washington, &c. Several private balls
and parties have been given them by our wealthy
citizens, and altogether their visit has been mutual
ly delightful His Majesty, the King of the Two
Sicilies now stands quite high in the estimation OF
the " sovereigns" Of Yankeedoodedum
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RAILROAD TO OGDENsBURG.-lt is now understood
that the Fitchburg and Concord Railroads will, BY
one or more routes be continued TO Burlington Oh
the east side Of Lake Champlan By recent act Of the
Legislature of New York, company created for the
purpose Of constructing railroad frsm the western side
OF Lake Champlain to Ogdcnsburg in New York. which
situated the foot Of navigation from the great west
ern lakes. Ogdensburg 10 two hundred miles nearer
Boston than Buffalo, being about the distance from
Boston that Buffalo is from Albany. The produc tons OF
the great West can as well be shipped to Ogdensburp
through the ship canal which lakes Ontario
Erie to Buffalo any other point the lake waters
York will be in town in few weeks to ask the aid n
capitalists in constructing this road We hope thei
visit will not be In vain for fully believe that suc
Investments will be safe and profitable and that the roa,
will be ofgrea utility to Boston and all New England
-Bnskon Courier. ' ''o'''
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A New Boot and Shoe Store.

New ana Fresh Lot OF Goods.
Il w. PUTNAM is now opening at his rooms,
-. 1863 Central Exchange, Main ST.,
an entire and fashionable lot Of Gentlemens, Ladies'
Boys and Misses and Childrens BOOTS and SHOES, OF
every variety and approved style. lie haiters him
self having had small experience in the business and
seecng his goods personally and with care, he shall be
able 10 meet the Wishes both TO quality and price, Of
those who may choose TO favor him with their patronage
Retail Dealers pleage apply.
UndeTstQHd, 1913 Centrsl Exchange, Main -.
Worcester, Sept. a. dw"@
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P. P. STEWARDS
WINTER AND SUMMER. AIR TIGHT
PATENT COOKING STOVE,

WE, the undersigned, (onLy authorised AGENTS
for the County of Worcesier,) respectfully call the
attention Of the public TO the above VALUABLE STOVE
The sale Ofhis Stove commenced the last season by
US, OF which more than have been sold and
not has been returned (athOugh they were
warranted TO give the most perfect satisfaction
u We are now prepared to meet all demands
either at wholesale or RETAIL of either size with Furniture
complete or otherwise, and we with the conf
dence, from our own experience and the experience of
many practical persGns, say, that Stove ia use
stands so high in public estimation as Stetparrs SupsEer
and Rtnter ar Tight Cooking StOUe, and we know Of
none so economical
They may be used aoitb TVood or anthracite
Coal with equal and they will BOIL BAKE or
shorter and in more perfect manner In an
any Other Stove now in use.
One Fact should be Remembered, that nearly
all the new Stoves out coming OUT to re-
tulyiz; The combination of OVEN with the FIRE CHAM
BER No better proof is required of The high character of
this Stove has arrived to, than the disposition to COPY its
external form.
There Stoves in the market, called Improved
Stewards" All we have say about these Stoves
they are not 7. p STE WARTS manufacture and that
moments examination will convince any person which
OF the two is best These also resemble the Stewards
gyThe true mark should be, SUMNER AND
WINTER COOKING STovE, 7. r. STEWART. Patented
Sept. 1888, Troy, N.Y." and no other.
This Stove may be used FREE for THIRTY DAYS, and
fiound not the recommendations returned and
nJ7The TRADE supplied on reasonable terms,
for towns or otherwise
~ We permitted TO tho following Certificate
rom TINS anu Inc adJacent towns:
We, the undersigned having in StcWart's Sum
Winter Air Tight Cooking Stove do not hesitate
to that respect has proved recommended
and advise all who in q good sup
ply themselves with the above named Stove.
Albert Brown, WIN. G. CLARK, NJ Spooner
Smaey, Il. H. Bowen, ID. Rugges,
Nalhl Teed, II. r. Thayer, r ID Dunbar.
Asa Matthews, III. F.JohnsoH, Ospood Bradley
Joseph Pratt, Elbridge Smith, Geo. T. Rice,
Geo. Bowen, Worcester.
Chas. harms A. -. Chadsey, So Leicester.
Nath'l Edrdge, Spencer, Rnb't Munroe, RutlaRd
Paris TOurtellot Sutton
c. NEWCOMB s. CO., 1877 Main-st.
Worcester Sept 6, 1915. sur
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AlmanaCs for 1876,

OST received large supply of the Old Far
. mer's Almanac by Rober b. Thomas. Also Uoue.s
John Smiths Farmers Almanac The American Fayme,,
Ain anac-Col. Crockel's aud Comic Almapscs 40 ~
sale at the very lowest prices by j. CIRCUIT Ir loo k
Street, at The CHEAP BOOKSTORE "'"'N
Worcester, Oct 49, d,,ioao
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J. w. PAINE. Dentiet

No. l54 Main Street, -Worcester.
| INSERTS TEETH upon Gold Plate, BY alnlos9bar,.
PRESSURE the approved instruments for A.
tracing, and chemicals for destroying the nerve &c
Defective Teeth filled with gold in The most durable man
ler IL Teeth extracted Tor Is cents aud all cborees
reasonable tf - - 80
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HARDWARE. etc.

~ NEWCOMB s. co. are now receiving bv
~ recent arrivals from Liverpool large additions -
their former stock OF ENGLISH HARDWARE which IN
gether with every variety Of AMERICAN goods ren5ey
their assortment toll and complete all OF which are oer6
70 the ade and consumers Al less than Boston n Yo
prices Among other goods the following
500 dozen superior O. :. FILES Bnd RAsfs
500 DO. TABLE CUTLERY ofevery vsriety
300 do. Pen and Pocket KNIVES.
English and American BRITANNIA WARE.
40 doz HAND SAWS Of " Butcher'sn Groves - ~
Beardshaw's manufacture.
WEIGH Grnlth's Cucutdr, Cross Cut and MIL SAEgs
500 doz. extra AUCER bits OF our own manpisc,"rs
and warranted Of the best quality
Also, Nails Chains, Vices. Coach Screwn Ku,s xt.A
Ash PIT and Boiler Doors Copper BoIisrs Brass Ket,i
Copper Pumps, Lead Pipe, Sheet Lead Copper and Rr
Hardware. 5 VI '"eG
5000 gross WOOD SCREWS
500 boxes Keene GLASS.
500 do Waterford aud Sand Lake d.
Is casks London Emery.
rs bbls. and Cases GLUE.
Carriage Bands and Lamps Elliptic Sprlnos -
Worcester, April %. .
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C. BRINCKERHOFF, Sole Proprit
Principal Office $50 Broome ST., Ny
AGENTS..
AGENTS.
NEW YORK, Der. 81, IS45.
NOTICE.

hereby notify the public that Horace Ev-
ERETT is no longer my General Agent; and that
have no connection with him, nor have any
thing to do with any pills which he may offer to
the public, called the Health Restorative Pills,
nor any other medicine manufactured by him.
40 G. BRINCKERHOFF.
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New DRUG Store.
1000 Lbs,

1900 Lbs.
MORE OF those PURE WHITE LIVE GEESE
tion, received at
STOWE & KNOWLTON'S,
at 10 per cheaper than ever before offered In this
town 1913 Main Street,
directly opposite the Central Hotel
N. b. Merchants supplied with any quantity
the most liberal terms
Worcester, Nov 4. trs
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c. BRINCKERHOFFS

THE practical use of the Health Restorative being
lieve ard cure those most hazardous and agonzng Of
all diseases Consumption, Liver Complaint Coughs
end Colds and Pains in Side and Chest il consider
cd both right and proper that ae made
particularly relating its properties In the first place. il
fortunately compounded OF native plants herbs and roots
and has mol sought therefore the adventurous aid Of dan
gerOus mineral preparations, which only paate at the
best instead OF curing disease The fact Of the Restorative
being purely vegetable is corroborated by the testimony of
the eminent DIR Chiffon oil New York, who after careful
and minute examination OF it, and eectuay stops Cavil
on that point Further the promptnes of the action OF
this medicine without doubt unparalleled il shows such
energetic action in eradcang disease and then healing the
part that the transition from impaired and enfeebed health
TO convaiescence is astonishing and The hap
pnes OF being the instrument of such unbounded benefit
te0 great TO permit this Restorative to circulate hereto
fore within circumscrhed limits and the Propre-
tor has made such arrangements that the remedy be
reached By all. The continual accesons of certificates
stating the most touching of disease happily cured,
prevents the possibility of their being published any
tent but yet they left at the office of the Proprietor
examination The following certificate from Dr. Chill
TON, the well known New York Chemist
have analysed bottle of medicine called G. Brnc6-
erhofs Health Restorative and find that does
tain Mercury any other metallic preparation opium
in any of its forms 1t composed OF vegetable matter
tirely" JAMES r. Chiffon, M. d.
C. BRINCKERHOFF, Sole Proprietor,
Principal Office $50 Broome ST., MY.
AGENTS.
Worcester, Edward Livermore and VIM. Coo Hard
tgick Joel S Marsh-Ware, Ia Demond-BaTfe, Jenkins,
GOrham 81 Co.PeterShGm, Sibley q Rice-Athok, Theo-
dore Jones Hubbardston, VIM Bennett, Jr.-Rutiand,
Geo. EstabroOk-A0rh Rltiand, Hervey Cha k-Holden.
knowlton d Allen-Boyiston, Chas. b. Brewer--Weff
Boylstoa, w. Winter-SkreDsbUTy Lorenzo Maynard-
NOrthborouek, II R. PhepsWestboro. w. l.. G. Hunt
Hopkinton, Thompson * Bates-Southboro, Newton a.
4artboro john f. Cotting-FettonUiie Mansur
d Brigham---Boito J. II. Peters &c Co.--Haruard,
Churchill Porter-Sterling, Hezekiah Maynard.
Oct. %, ls45. 4w