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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-03
IMPORTANT FROM TEXAS

lly the ARRIVAL Of tho strain paeks, New
York Capt Wright, Al New Orleans, on
the l7lh ina the Bee is 10 possession OF
d., Of Texas papers, 10 the lilh inst. in.
elusive,
The Galveston News EXTRA, publishes q
bird PROCLAMATION Of President Jones, pre-.
ccd, j bya preambie,in which ,ha, worthy
aucnp', osIou over lbs conduct with
the I,n,eI Of spurious patriotism. He be.
gas thus
The executive Is now able to declare 10
the people Of Texas the actual state Of their
affair, with respect TO MEXICO, TO The end
that they may difrc, md dispose OF them
rs they shall Judge bca Tor the honor aud
petmnncn, ,mcres, Of the Republic
lie then goes on 10 say that last summer
he learned from credrablc soutc IS Ina, the
government Of Mexico Was disposed to &C.
In wledgc the Independence OF Texas. up.
IN the understanding that Texas would
ma ntaln her separate tslstence; that IN
March Inst the Representatives OF Great
Britain and France Jointly renewed the Of.
fer Of their INTERPRETATION with McIIco for
this rur pose that they were unaccom.
prn,cd by any changing conditions he
could no, consent 10 REJECT them, and there
fore placed IN the hands Of their rcprosen-
la,ly,s statements Of conditions prelsuinaty
- treaty OF peace These conditions hav.
ing teen accepted by the Government Of
Mexico hrovgh The f,,en'iiy int,rposition
of England and France he deems il his
duty 10 issue the following proclamation
Whvta,, Authentic proof has recently
been laid before me, to the ,n.c, that the
Congress Of Mexico has authorized the
Go,ctnmCut 10 open negotiations and con.
clude treaty with Texas, subject to the
examination and appreciation Of that body.
md further that the government Of Mex.
co las accepted the conditions prescribed
IN the part Of Texas rs preliminary 10
hnal aud definite peace.
Therefore, |, Arson Jones, President Of
'hc Republic Of Texas. and Commander in
Chief ofhe Army and Navy and Militia
thereof, DO hereby make known thcs" cir.
cums'anccs to the citizens ofthis Republic,
I'LL the Same can be more fully corhmuni-
Gated to the Honorable Congress and Con.
venlion Of the People, FOR their lawful &C.
ton, nlthe period Of their assembling on
the l2h Of June and 1,h July nwt, and
pending the said action by virtue of the nu.
,horilv in me vested, do hereby declare
and proclaim cessation Of hos,li,ies BY
land and by sea, ngains, the Republic Of
Mexico, OF agnins, the citizens and trade
thereof
Most ofIhe papers ina, we have seen AZ G
excessively indignant a, these develope.
mcnls, and even the mos, moderate such as
the Ilnu slon Telegraph, express on en-
phnlic bcielthat the proposals Of Mexico
will be promptly rejected by Congress.
Captain Elliot IS to remain at Calves
ton, to nwait the action Of Congress on
the proposals Of the Mexican Govern.
mont
Some specimens OF Texas sugar have
been MANUFACTURED by Mr. Mercer a plan
on the Colorado With four hands, he
has this year raised 50 900 lbs Most OF
II sold FOR eight cents a pound,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-03

A case is pending in the United States
Distric, Court Of Massachusetts which we
heartily hope may be decide in favor Of
The dcfendcnt a gentleman in one Of the
interior towns otthc State, had become n
believer in Nillersm, and abandoned his
business, with every disposition to sIlon.
der his property no, being Of the opinion
that there was any sense in holding on to
any thing worldly, wlcn it was all Ger.
tain of going of by cOnaugrntion in few
days His friends managed, however, 10
prevent him lom acting quite so looIishly,
aud he was prevailed on to transfer his
property to his son, very much in tn, samo
manner in which he would have disposed
Of it by last will and t, stamcuL Tho time
Sc, for the final consummalion OF all things
h ovinP Tnsed ty, be logan gradually give
over his Mllerism, and after n while, he
became DESTROYS Of going into business, for
which purpose, il was found convenient to
CT hold OF the property given TO his son
The latter dcmuucd, and being of tho o.
pinion that the estate was safer in bis own
hands, than in the hands OF one liable 10
such sudden freaks as bis father, on the
whole refused TO rclranslcr. To recover
this property, on the ground tina, the grun.
tor was insane when no conveyed it, This
suit is brought Messrs Webster and
Chon,c are employed by the plaintiff and
able counsel have been retained by tho de-
fcndanl We hope that the jury will con.
sdcr the transaction ne bona hde one, and
as cvincing none Of that sort Of 10 sanity
which should relieve the grnntor from the
The consequences Of his voluntary act
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-03

ssre i~co-no TO tt'bnc. Vcn,afins rahin
tt,...- .. .fihr ugr0' tc tnthsn,r'. 10 80
...t }s,l s.sin ly coulter spills 10 10
,sn llrlIt -ni 'sfr hatuauon
Thur. ca ids occs'ioo, Uoiainotlfs was
u1.A eontoloi q week Afet~ati, wbcn
be- n,t On 'sr,d lndsn called 4 he Old
p~i5t' who i-nc hm,d ~ the al OF
,1oilnuon cold m dpvor 10 d,f-nd him
,ri og'to-lifc ,he Ptcfao'
Tae rtllef Vai wines 70 the al.ore. ard
rl e IN record, h,h,,ing ,ha, such me.
moral, oIlL. viii ,pbc may pos,en s1fi
,,rp. ,nieror 10 deserve to Be preerred
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-03

one ofca'in= Provisional Governor iot
each d'rsnmcbu Of Quito, Catoea and
Gnsytqsi!
L wn tumorrd thh General Oamcnd
arrvd a. Bytcgs' eth force Of GOO mep.
desin'd TO sappor fiofcs A general
r,volnuon "a. looked ior.-N,r Orieau
b.. Jshr lsA
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-03

Souihsrn Ju,lies George TIiIard was
lyme ned al Laufensvilo,N G a few nights
since The facts of,hc case are as follows
Some weeks previous, Mr.. Nc RAGS stone
store was ioreIbly entered, and money to
the amount Of 400 or 500 dollars ubsrac'd.
Al possible ofons werc made to discover
the shIef, bot without sufficient success to
bring m action Ia the mean i'm" ho"ev'
cr, suspicion fIl upon George liiII"ld
and Inc suspicion VAS Strengthen By iHe
fact that Hlilarj had been strongly sH'pee'
ted Of having robbed the same house some
years before Nevertheless. here was no
Indictment sued out aga ns him, We believe,
either a, that or any other tune, 'of sueh an
offence. Under Ihe'' ei,en"'',","',' 'n''"
Disguised meu eu.erd Ili'''a'l' dive H'ng
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-03

X Doc,. L. W Guernsey, OF Shrewsbury,
haF been appointed au Agent for the Herald
in that town and vicinity
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-03

Sir Richard Downs Jackson, Lieut. Gen
commanding the BRUSH Forces in North
America, died a,Nicares!, al few days since,
very ,9dIenly
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-03
NV JERSEY.
Duties on iu ports Expenses Rate

commencement, Of the Jackson period Of
debating n successor, II cost IS lO6 10 col
lee, one manfred and fire dollars and in
1912 when mean aud most glorious Ty.
Icrsn was making us struggle n, once In.
dicrous and desperate for reelection, ii
cost Sc ,6o4 10 collect one hundred and sir.
iy.ont dollars
We .hall take care 10 obtain a.eopy Of
this document, and shall have occasion, we
do not doubt, to revert 10 lis revelations
~ Y Cour. f. Enb.
Dntruchre Fire A correspondent, Of
the Essex Co Republican writes that IA
very distinctive fire occurred few days
since 10 the town Of Yves, Moriah, in ~ Y.
near Lake Champlan 1t commenced in
n bit Of tuft on the farm of Col Barnes, and
while the men were at dinner, spread ,hro'
the grass into the woods, and SWEEP over an
immense lrac, with gIoot roridly. On the
road from East to Yves, Moriah it burned
down two double saw.inills, a dwelling
house, barn, 1900 piece. Of lumber and
5000 logs belonging TO Mcssrs Barnes &
Travis, whose loss is about 81 5000 and
in a few hours after had travelled eight
miles und swep, away the saw mill, dwell
ing and barn, with 5000 pieces of lumber
and 200 logs Of the Hon. N. S. S,orrs
whose loss is $4,000 Thence it extended
to the two mills, dwelling and barn OF John
Ensign, whose loss is 81, 0OO and swep,n.
way five other mills in West Morinh ond
Scroon OF which the value is not ascertain.
ed The entire loss is estimated at over
100000. The swiOncas with which the
flames swept over the country, gave rise to
somo exciting scenes. The letter in the
Republican says
Ten or twelve men were engaged in
what is called 'Ensign's Upper Mill, and
in few moments the fire had passed them
on all sides, so that they could not leave
Many had left them, and some Of the ten
would have been glad to leave, but being
hemmed in, they fougt, like brave men long
aud we'll and though at times rendy 10
sink from fatigue, the mill and lumber were
finally saved During the hotties, of the
FIRE, young Storrs and William Foster left
rom what vas called 'Ensign's Lower
Mill to cross the hill, to the other mills
belonging to Judge S,orrs They passed
IN saf,iv, and with three other men, by dint
Of hard labor saved the mills, being also
providcn'lnly favored by n change in the
wind
Leaves carried by the smoke and wind
fell at Mlddlebury, w., about twenty miles
distant Near the FIRE the wind blew a
perfcc, hurricane, and the roaring of the
fire is said TO have been heard a number OF
miles The peculiar situation Of the local.
ily where the fire occurred, and the very
fortunate change Of wind, saved many 9th.
er valuable buildings from destruction
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-03

1He Caro- HUNG Up
The y 8 journal understands sha, the
Secretary ofhe Navy DepaHmen, has de-
,ermined 10 Discontinue, as FAR as possible
under EXISTING laws, The inf'clion OF corpo-
real punlshn en, for pity offences 10 the
Navy
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-03

Release Of Thomas w Dorr. An Act
Of Amnesty has been passed by the Rhode
Island Assembly, at Newport, liberating
Mr. Dorr from prison, Internationally, and
restoring him to his privileges as citizen,
upon his taking on oath Of allegiance
The vote in the House, on the passage Of
the bill, stood ayes So, Hocs O.
The Providence Journal OF Saturday
says Thomas w. Dorr was releaced
from prison Yesterday, in accordance with
the provisions Of the act OF amnesty. Some
OF his friends, who betrayed and deserted
him in the hour Of danger, took o ccasion TO
nantes, their devotion to HIM by 6reing
cannon. They afterwards iormed.a proer-
sion, headed by a drum and hle,and e.cor'
tod him to the house OF Hrzekiah Willard,
Col. Wales. orcourse, acted as marshal"
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-09-20
SPLENDID NEW GOODS.

FENHE subscribers are NOW OPENING the
largest and best assortment of
VIEW FILL GOODS
they have ever offered in this market and they respectly
invite all who wish to purchase. examine their stock
consisting in part Of Super Medium, and Low priced
BROADCLOTHS, CASSIMERES. DOESKINS
AND SATINETS
embracing new Styles beautiful coors and great variety
CLOAK GOODS!
VIZ super Black, Blue black and Geld Thibet Cloths very
superior goods and worthy the attention Of buyersSuper
Indiana Cloths Silk Warp Alpaccas Napolitan Cloths &c
in great variety.
DRESS GOODS.
including all the new styles of Cashmeres Reps DEcosse
DLanes Aepnes, Alpaca Lustres and great variety OF
Cheap D'Laines, Cacoes, &c.
IN SHAWLS
They feel confident they show rch an assor ment
as any other Establishment in town. aivlg them are two
cartons Rich Casheres very beautiful patiernswo car
Tons very Rich Printed CGshBeres the STYLE and an
endless variety nf other Shawls
They ntend.to keep frst-Tate assortment of
BLACK, and BLUE-BLACK SILKS.
Gloves Hosiery Linen Goods Laces other fancy articles
and a first rate assortment of
Domestic and Furnishing Goods,
at the lowest prices.
ID. S. MESSENGER & CO.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES opposite Worcester Bank.
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WORCESTER HOUSE.
Opposite Boston, Nornich and Western Rail Road De
Worcester. Mass.

Opposite Boston, Nornich and Western Rail Road Depot
Worcester, Mass.
III HE subscribers have recently purchased from
fm1h Col. WARNER KINDS, the lease and furniture of
the above esta5li hment and prepared receive
visitors or transient bOarders the liberal
This House has been much improved by painting. and
furnishing throughout with furniture OF superior
we hope, by strict personal attention bust
ness with desire to please, receive share Of the pub
lie patronage. The bin of fare will always Of the
very best the market affords, and exertiom will be
spared tc secure the patronage Of the public and give salts
faction.
we shall at all times, at short notice, be prepared
commodate parties from the neighboring and else
where having several spacious paors shall be able
to give private apartments and private tables desired
large stable has recently been on the premises
winch will always be furnished with the hest of aud
gram and attentive Ostlers. It. E. WOOD,
June 70. 1873. 6m j.. G. FISHER
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The Cheapest Stove,

HE subscriber offers for sale his Store in Stockwels
J. Block, near the Webster Depot WHOLESALE AND RE-
TAIL the greatest variety Of patterns and of the
assoItments OF STOVES TO be found in the County.
AMONG THEM ARE,
WAGEttS Improved Are Tight Cook Stove, The BEST
DAVIS Washington do. do. do do. { StOue out.
Knickerbocker do do do do
Improved Air Tight ROTARY do do.
do Albany do do
PictOria-PGrior Cook, &c &c.
Also several splendid patterns OF PARLOR STOVES
Cast Iron Air Tight, do do.
Russia Iron Air Tight do do.
Plate StOOeS all sizes-Russa and Engi FunneI
together with all articles usually sold Stove Establish
ment. He DiH sell the CHEAPEST STOPE according
to size and weight, sold in the County Worcester
~ b. All kinds of Stove, Mill and other CASTINGS
furnished at his Foundry order short low
prices III. A. READ.
Webster Sept. 10, 1s45 20
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SINGING SCHOOLS,

~ X. l.. s. RUST, Teacher Of Focal Music,
N would respectfully inform inhabitants of Worces-
ter County and vicinity, that he located Worces.
ter and wishes devote his whole time to the duties of
his profession Musical Societies. Chos private Glasses
can OBTAIN MS services on The most reasonable
BY the kindness of Professors L. MASON and G. WEIR
OF BostoD Mr. Rust is permitted to refer any inquiries
relation to his qualifications and teacher 10
them. Residence No 7 RRINIEv Row
worcester sept. Is. l645.4 38tf
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CHANGE AT THE
WORCESTER SHOE, STORE.

COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.
HE Subscribers having purchased of Thomas Earle his
entire Stock of Boots and Shoes would respectfully in
form their friends and the public general that they have
formed copartneshp existing under the firm of Thompson
& Ballard the purpoae Of Transferring The Boot and Shoe
business at The old stand 40 Man-sree 1t is their nten-
ton TO keep complete and the rest quality
All persons DESTROYS of purchasing Boots and Shoes
prices are respectfully nvitel call and examine our
stock-where they will find Ladies' and Gentlemens Phia-
dephia Boots and Shoes of the finest quality Also Mems
Boys and Chldrens, Calf Kid and Thick Boots and Shoes
OF every description all Of which will be sold low as at
any other store We hope by close application ba
sihess, aud maniiesng desire to please that we NAV
receive liberal share OF Public Patronage
THOMPSON & BALLARD.
OLSEY F. THOMPSON,
CHARLES BALLARD. s
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Cattle Show in Sturbridge.

THE Annual Exhibition Of the Surbridge Agricultural
Society will be held on Wednasday, tie first dag of
October nert, in the following order
At O'Clock A. NJ Flowing Match.
At 10 do. Drawing and Backing of Working Oxen
cart.
AT IL do Viewing Committees to perform their
services.
AZ IL do. Dinner.
At l do. An Address by Mn HENRY D. STONE, after
which Committees will report
Citizens Of neghbOring towns invited be present
on the occasion. Per order.
SturbFidce Sent 49, I845 Iwk
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MARTIN Z. BRADFORD.

Importer and Dealer in Hardware. Cutlery.
Britannia Wdre and housekeeping articles.
A LSO, Fishing Tackle and SpOrsmen's Apparatus, at
"A the Sign Cfthe Angter I42 WASHINGTON ST. doors
North of the Old South Church. BOSTON.
AT this Establishment Commenced in 1901 by Samuel
Bradley those about going to Housekeeping will ni an
excellent assortment of useful and elegant arces Anglers
will find every thing desirable for their and COUNTRY
MERCHANTS will be supplied with quality Of goods Sc
ected with great from the English American mar
kes expressly for the Retail Trade and mar
ket prices for CASH 80 Sept 20.
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UXBRIDGE SEMINARY,

' II next term of this Institution will commence on
L Monday the 22d inst, under the care of Mr.. E. u.
Jones, OF Augusta, Me- and continue eleven weeks Tu-
lon as usual. Mr.. Jones highly recommended as
Instructor, and will make every exertion possible to
make his school pleasant and useful.
uXbridge, Sept. IL wld3t WILLIAM G. CAPRON.
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MARRIED,

In this Sept. II, by Rev. Mr. Jennings, Mr. Nathan
M Muzzy to Miss Mary jane Wesson.
In Leominster Sept A. Mr. N. s. Dickinson of Amherst
Gate of the Theological Seminary at Andover) to Miss
Asenah Goodrich.
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HOUSE LOTS,

SEFERAL fine House Lots, pleasantly situated on viii
- lam street, for sale very good terms, if applied
D. $. MESSiNGER
Sept 20. d6t3wis3e
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~, fTNHE Factory Privilege formerly owned by Mr.
n.lf Ebenezer Hunt, situated in the northeastery
Ss part OF MILFORD, Worcester County, Mass there is
good substantial Dam, built 1885, head and fall 20 feet
with Reservoir two miles in length, and varying
10 mile wide, with sufficient water carry thousand
Cotton pndes, and all necessary preparation making
cloth.
There is FARM belonging the establishment contain
ing 80 acres Of Land with Store Dwelling Houses
Barn. and Dry House, which will be sold with without
the privilege
Said privilege is situated Mill River, so called and
miles from the Boston and Worcester Raj road.
There is a Railroad route Surveyed from Woonsocket
Fails to the Boston and Worcester Railroad through Mil
ford and Upton-there is doubt but OF the railroads
will be built the coming season, three miles of said
privilege. The above will be sold low, and terms easy
Apply to s. d. DAVENPORT, HOpkinton j. G. DA-
VENPORT, MendOn, or Col. ALBERT WOOD, Wood
UiHe. 4mS9 HOpknton, Sept. 20, 1886
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY
At WARREN LAZELL'S III Main st.
TUDEA CAPTA--English Martyrs--Fasehood and
q Truth. by Charlotte Elizabeth.
Walker on Woman do. on Intermarrhage
The American Poulterer's Companion.
The Pope's Supremacy. by Isaac Burrows D. D.
Sunday School Question BOoks-A supply OF Banvard's
Infant series4 partsTopicaI and Practical just received
Revised Statutes OF Mass. vols Story Promissory
understandings MaDua-Thomas's Town Officer-Ney
England Sheriff.
STATIONERY Ofevery kind.
O All of which will be sold low.
July 26. ENOS DORR Agent
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THOMAS EARLE would at this time respectfnllv return
his thanks TO the citizens of Worcester vicinity the
liberal patronage bestowed him since opening here-t
has been beyond his sanguine expectaons-but on
account of his health has been obliged to give it up and
ees warranted in recommending his to continue
with his successors-most OF whom have been the habit
OF trading with Thompson of the firm he has been
engaged with me the past two years. r. EARLE
Worcester, Sept. 18th, 1845. d&wtfse
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Eastern Comb makers.

w AN Ed to employ several hands to work
a,s,. on TWIST, POCKET and SIDE COMBS; good
psr,caIsrS will be given by addressing H. IT, PSaepSis
a"o' Sept. 3, ls45.
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Agency for the Sale of
AGRICULTURAL TOOLS AND SEEDS.

NSfILLIAM M. PLANT has opened Ware
house for the sale OF the above articles in
ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI.
Those who interested in the manufacturing of Agri-
cultural and Horticultural Implements will find il for their
advantage make Of the above chance 10 introduce
them into the Western markets where an increas-
ing demand for all such articles The subscriber pledges
hmefto do all in his power introduce and make sale of
all articles that may be consigned to him.
All letters post paid will receive immediate attention
REFERENCEs-A. ID. POmeroy J. W. CLARK and Broth
er, ST. LOUIS Mo-; augustus Clark ". d. Arnold North
anlpton, Ms; j. ". CLARK 4 Co., Boston.
St. Louis, M , May %, l645. 6m
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DIED.,

In this town, Sept 18th, Sarah R., daughter of the late
VIM. NJ. 1owne, Esq. Is.
In Warner NH, Sept. 8, Lucy R. Clough "a.
In WeatbOro' Sept TO- of consumption, Hartwell Bull
lard 49, Sept 8, of Fever Miss Mary Fay 33 18TH of fe
ver Thomas NJ Fay, 49,
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Superior Knitting Yarns.

HE subscribers have made arrangements to be supplied
through the season with every variety OF the
superior quality OF Yarn which they have heretofore kept
for sale, and have hand every STYLE color and quail
ity. ID. g. MESSENGER g. co,
Worcester, Sept TO- dw6weopis
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BLANK BOOKS
FALL FASHION for HATS and CAPS,

lust received by Up, KETTEIL.
Worcester, Sept. 8. - ls"'p' '-'''''
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GIRL WANTED.

ONE who understands Housework, and can bring recon
Sept 20 diff
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WOrceStfr Agricultural N0eietY,

WUIUUNIOI HSIIUuIIUIUI SUUIJtys
THE semi-annual Meeting of the Members and Trustees
of the Worcester Agricultural Society will be held at
Waits Temperance Exchange in Worcester on Thursday
October 3D. at II O'Clock NJ for The transaction of such
business may come before them
ID. WALDO LINCOLN, Rec. Sec'ry.
Worcester Sept. 90, l845 CIV
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TO MANUFACTURERS


NE Denny Manufacturing Company offer for sale AZ
L their Wooden Mill in BARRE,
new Wrapping Machine.
Boynton's 40 inch Finsher and Condenser,
jack Picker Duster
Leswood Gutter,
l Cloth Press--Papers and Plates
Indigo Grinders,
200 NJ. Teasels of superior quality.
quantity Of Cassimere Reeds and Harnesses
do filling Bobbins.
large Iron Kettle.
Lot OF Skating and Drums
Stoves, Funnel, &c &c.
Inquire of FRANCIS ORR, at the Mill, or Of EDWARD
DENNY, at Worcester n Univ q
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When you are introduced to stranger, be
to ask and find out all his business, and pump as
much out Of him you can, because questions
the very keys to knowledge.
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Cloakings--CloalKings.

JUST received few pieces superior style French Cloak
ngs, decidedly handsomer than any thing be found In
this MARKET and very cheap.
Persons wanting such Goods should call soon.
Sept. 1e. 3wd HARD0N, BROWN A. co.
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New Singing Book.
NOTICE,

IT HE subscriber would inform his friends that his health
has improved that he is able to perform his labor
saws OF all kinds repaired and the hest article furnished
for the operators he has had fair run of business in
This town, the last eight years. trusts he shall be able to
give satisfaction TO those who him with their custom
at 1875 Main Street Cup stairs).
cester House. JOSIAH RICE 81
" worcester sept. " 1913. d3w
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DOMESTIC SOCKG

I0A D0Z. Mems Wooden Socks of domestic
LVO manufacture, Of prime quality, and for sale ex
tremely low by HARD0N, BROWN a. co.
Worcester Eept, ls. 3wd