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A SONG FOR THE SEASON.
BY ROBERT 8. GREELEY.

BY ROBERT 3. GREELEY.
EvENlNe shadows fall around us,
Bidding toll and trouble flee;
Comes, at length, the hour that gives us
Peace and calm tranquility
Take the pillow share from the mould.
Place the sheep within the fold,
Pie the faggot on the hearth
Danish care, and welcome mirth
IT'S the hour when spirits roam
Der the scenes they loved of wore
And one slight and childhood form
Hovers now our hearthstonc DER.
Pointing with her airy hand
Upward to the Spirit-Land,-
Ihen, like mist at break of day,
Fadlng silently away
III.
Sister oh my bosom ycarneth
oldc by side to roam with thee,
And my heart in sadness mourneth,
Fainly longing to be free
In the grave yard, Wondering, lie
Forms once dear to you and 1 =
But, though friends with me are few.
Thou, at least. vert always truel
Autumn winds are sadly tollinc
Knells for the departing wear,
And without the leaves are falling
All is desolate and sere.
Where have gone the brgbt.hued flowers
Where those sunny Summer hours p
Sad the true, though stern, reply
Earthly things Uere born TO dtel
v.
Then, while mindful of our fate,
Let us get by heart the task
They, alone, are truly great,
who can toll, nor reason ask
Humble though our lot may be,
Let us live contentedly;
And our star will ne'er grow din,
II VIC put our trust in HIM,
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FASHION AGAIN VICTORtOIrS

The race over the Union Course, at Long Isl.
and, on Thursday, between Fashion and Latu-
nah, was won by the former in one heat by about
one length Time As ID. Liatunah was
withdrawn after the heat She was badly woun
ded by the riders spurs, and bed freely.
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character from such dark source, the President
should regard more as compliment, than other
wise. 1t is good evidence that the Tribune looks
upon his election as death stroke 10 his aboli
ton schemes.-U sstern Spy.
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In speaking Of Mr.. Clay and President Polk
during the late canvass, the Tribune says of the
latter 1.-The cowardly reptile wormed his wav
to the presidency by the basest dishonesty and do,
ceit." Who but black-h hearted abolitionist
STEPPED in crime. could have given utteranoa to
such reckless language? An attack upon his
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UNITED STATES FRIGATE CONGRESS

The following is list of The officers attached
TO the United States Frigate Congress, whose
destination is the Pacific Ocean, whittier she is
to proceed with as little delay as possible
She was lowed TO Hampton Roads on Saturday
by the Steamer Jewess. from whence she would
sail the moment the wind became favorable.
OFFICERS.
Commodore-R. F. STOCKTON
Commander--Samuel f. Dupont.
Lieutenans-John w. Livingston, James F.
Schenck, Theodore P. Green A. f. V. GRAY.
Richard l.. Tilghman, f. G. Parrott
Fleet Surgeon-Samue Moseley
Passed Asst Surgeon-John S. Whittle
Asst Surgeon-Charles Diversified.
Pnrser-William Speden.
plain-Wal,er Cotton.
Master-Van Ransaer Morgan.
Commodore's Secretary Parker Norris.
Commodore's Cerk-George Hyde.
Purser's Clerk-Conslantine Sargint
LIST Lieut.. Marines-J. Zeilin
Passed Midshipmen-Edw'd f. Beale, (Act-
ing MASTERY John Guest, VIM. H. Thorn son.
James NJ Duncan, NJ. X. Warrington, Chas III
Baldwin, Maurice Simons
pmen-Samuel b. Elliott, Theodore
Lee, Archibald III. Warning Benjamin f. Wells,
Josiah S. Byers, William Mitchell
Gunner-Charles Cobb.
Carpenter-John Souhwick
Sailmaker-John Peed.
Passengers to the Sandwich Islands-Anthony
Ten Eyck, Commercial Agent, lady. and chill
dren; and j Turrills, Consul. lady and family.
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A parent who would train up child ib the
way IL should CO. must go in the way that he
would train up the child-Ec. paper.
That's fact. Be Democrats yourself, and
train up your children in the way, and they will
eschew hard cider and other sins.-Detroii Free
Press = -"
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-08-12

SERIOUS CoNFLAGRATIoN. A fire took
place in field near Lake Champlain, on the
New York side, few days since which swept
over the country for miles-burning down a
dwelling, two small mills, 10000 pieces of lum-
Der, 5000, belonging to Messrs. Barnes and Ira
Wis saw mill, dwelling, 5000 pieces of lumber,
200 logs, belonging to the Hon. N. S Storrs !; two
mills, dwelling and barn of John Ensign five
other mills in West Moriah and Scroon, and much
other property. Total loss estimated at $500, 900
The fire extended eight miles, and ran like the
wind. No lives were lost, though there were
many narrow escapes.
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WORCESTER co. HIGH SCHOOL.

THE Fall Term of this Institution will the
first Wednesday in September-the Winter Term. on
the first Wednesday in Decenberand the Spring and sum-
mer Terms on the last Wedesdays If February and May,
respectively. Each term continues eleven weeks.
The Classical Department will continue, heretofore,
under the charge of MR.. WHEELER.
To the present and prospective condition Of the ENGLISH
Department the Trustees wish call special attention.
They have succeeded in obtaining for term Of gears and
perhaps PeTmdnentty the services Of Mr. ELI THAYER.
The following testimonial will give idea Of
his qualifications for the place which he has called
hereby certify that Mr. Eli Thayer candidate for the
degree OF A. b. at the coming commencement, holds dis
nguished rank among he best scholars of his class
his attention TO every collegiate duty has been and
exemplary, and his moral irrepoachatle; and
that he upon the duties of his present situation with
the best wishes of his former instructors,
F. WAYLAND, Pres. Bro University.
Brown University, July L. 1916"
II Mr. Thayer will be prepared give instruction in all
the English branches usually taught in schools high
est grade attended by such and illustrations the
studies themselves may require He will also give all
necessary attention to those who wish teach, parcu
larly in the Fall term.
The terms heretofore, for tuition, from S. to 81
per quarter; for board, 81 80 to S so per week
n Owing to sickness in the school the present term,
the usual anniversary exercises necessarily omitted
OTIS CORBETT, Secretary.
Worcester, July 90. 5wSl
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INcENDIARIEs ARRESTED. Mr. Leavitt, the
private Bank Waterman, succeeded in arrestlng
the two boys who fired the out house connected
with the Office of Messrs. Gilbert & Sons, on
Thursday evening. They are both Irish boys,
one IL years of age named Giles Thomas, the other
John Haley, 9 years of age. True bills have
been found by the Grand Jury against both, and
they have been committed to take their trial at
the next term of the Municipal Court
Boston Transcript
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IPCARPETS CARPETS.

$50 Ps. from the celebrated factory Of WILLIAM
Fl. Knight, Sar0nUiLIe.
EARDON, BROWN, & co. have made ar
n IL engagements with VIM. H. KNIGHT ESQ, of Saxon
vile for the exclusive sale his Carpets the County
Worcester and vicinity, and all persons in about
purchasing Carpets may assured that the above
brated Goods cannot be found in any other in this
town. unless they through second hands. For ee-
gance of design durability of color and superior quay
they stand unrvaled by any Carpet mandatory the
United States They warranted perfectly from all
greasy substances and dust any kind be swept from
them easy could be brushed from the finest piece of
Droadcl0th.
II. b. & co. have also on hand upwards of
$50 Ps. CARPETINGS FROM AUCTION.
embracing Brussels Three Ply, Ezra and superines.
Common and Venetian STAIR CARPETS-STRAW
MATTINGs, "A, Sd, Cd Printed Druggets-ou cloth
Carpetngs --Prined Cotton CarPeting, "a wide-star
RodsCarpet Paperand every other article usually kept
in Carpet Stores which makes their more than
SIX TINES large that of any other Establishment in
this County and equal to any the State and prices war
ranted Ten per cent cheaper.
n B. Merchants who buy TO sell again will be charged
the Manufacturers prices. 53w2mdlm Aug T.
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WORCESTER ALMANAC,
Directory and Business Advertiser, 1896.

ENCOURAGED by the kind reception and liberal mai.
IL ronage extended to the WORCESTER ALMANAC DIREC.
TORY ana BUSINESS ADVERTISER, the subscriber pepar
ing publish the third number for 1885, about the first of
October, with considerable improvements.
Special eNerOns will be made render the Alphabet-
cal List of The heads of families housekeepes and persons
doing business in the Centre District entirely correct
For this purpose experienced and competent person has
been engaged to CALL during the present month"; at each
house and shop in the Village obtain the requisite nur-
nations and any assistance that be afforded him in
making this lstand also those of the Dressmakers Laun
dresses, Nurses, and Taoresses who 20 into families 10
work-complete and perfect will be thankfully received
Also corrections in the past numbers which
may he rectifed in this
FIVE OR SIX THOUSAND COPIES will he printed
this year and circulated throughout the county,
in public houses shops, and families which it is believed
VIII render the Directory the CHEAPEST well the hest
medium for
BUSINESS ADVERTISEMENTS
that is accessible to the people Of The County The variety
OF useful information contains, with its very low price,
ensures It's extensive sale, and preservation through the
year as book OF every day references the advertise
menls are thus constantly brought the he per-
they intended reach The Alphabetical List of
the Advertisements forms n good
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
in which the citizen may find directions where
to obtain almost every variety Of work merchandise that
can be called for.
Notwithstanding the greatly increased circulation Of this
number the price OF Advertisements will be The as
heretofore viz
For one page, $500.
For halt page, $500.
For quarter Of page, Sl75.
For Gard Of four lines, $lOO.
Payable on the publication Of the Directory. All who
wish to advertise will please hand in their copies as soon
convenient and before the 18th of September at arthest
at the Printing Office of the subscriber, No. Ill Manst
HENRY J. ROWLAND.
Worcester Aug A. ls45. S2dwtf
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Strayed or Stolen,

~ INROM the subscribers in West Bovlston, on
E1TT~ II Friday night the 18th inst, Dark BrOwn
fS or Black MARE, hind feet white, spot the
sszAz=&send OF her gray in the face, heavy name,
white spot her hack supposed to have been chaed by
the harness. part Canadian and supposed be 10 II
years old Also, the same night, a Red Roam MARE,
with white stripe in her face short switch tail shoe
lost off OF her hind leet and her hind ANGLE joints
little cooked, and supposed to be about II years DID,
Whoever Will give any information respecting Them
them the owners shall be generously rewarded.
LEWIS MERRIFIELD,
CHARLES GOODALE.
West Boylston, July %, 1886 SO
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Books and Stationery,

WARREN LAZELL. 1T Main Street.
AS just received new supply of the Patent LETTER
IL BALANCES.-Also a large assortment OF Letter
Envelopes DRAWING CARDS, thirty. cards in a
pack consisting of elementary outlines and Cottage SERIES
the pack SET adapted learners young or old
without the aid ola eacher by j. s. c. Abbot
The Naturast's Library, containing descriptions of
Man. Quadrupeds Birds, Fishes Reptiles, and Insects with
400 engravings.
LtUes ofMe Presidents Of the United States with IS
cravings, ty Robert w. Lincoln.
All Of the above Cheap as the Cheapest.
July 81. DIFF E. DORR, Agent,
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Costly ENOUGH. e Fort Pulaski, at the en-
trance of the port of Savannah, has already cost
$500, 900, and is not half finished
Hush, not a word Of complaint don't you
know that the late Secretary Upshur, when asked
for increased appropriations for the defence of
southern harbors, said in substance, that it was
rendered necessary on account of '' the hostile
elements in our peculiar institutions"
Chicago .WeacS.
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TOWNSEND FEMALE SEMINARY.

INHE Fall Term of this institution will commence on
i the last Wednesday Of august and continue Is
Inc trustees are happy to announce the public that they
have secured Miss HENRIETTA WARREN, Principal
sisted by Miss HANNAH P DODGE with adequate num-
Der of efficient teachers. 1t Sufficient Recommended
ton, that Miss W. formerly served in the department
Latn French, aud Mathematics, with much ability and
for five years.
1t sincerely hoped, thar the pleasanness of the
ton and the accurate and thorough instruction which will
be given, will render it avorite and truly profitable
for young ladies'. No pains will be spared on the part Of
both of the Teachers and Trustees give to the Seminary
the high standing it has heretofore sustained.
Special attention will be given those who are fitting
for teachers.
Lectures during the term the branches of Natural and
intellectual Science will be given by Rev W. e. RICHARDS
Board in the public boarding house, and private fdn-
lies, including washing, &c. S So.
Pleasant and commodOus rooms have been provided By
the Trustees free ochage any young ladies who may
wish TO board themselves board in companies.
A. G. STICKNEY, Secretary
Townsend, July %. 4w3i
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CANNON FOR THE LAKES. We learn, from
the Pittsburgh Chronicle of the 3Ist ult, that the
Eclipse, rather odd-looking craft, was taking in
a load of heavy cannon at that place, manufac-
tured for the United States government, destined
for Buffalo. The Eclipse will pass through the
Erie Extension canal, and at Erie will be schoon-
er, rugged for the Lake.
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Unparalleled Inducements

TO MERCHANTS WHO BUY CHEAP FOR
Cash or approved Credit.
IS0 CRATES and Casks EARTHEN AND
tBO CHINA WARE, direct from LiuerpooL and
Paris, and will be sold
% PER CENT. CHEAPER
than the description of Ware be bought in Boston
New York.
HARD0N, BROWN & co.
have JUST received per Ships Richmond COncordu and
Constantine,
450 CRATES EARTHEN WARE
which they offer for sale at
Unparalleled Low Prices
II. b. co. pledge themselves to every Coun-
try Merchant who will examine their stock of Earthen
China and Glass Ware, that they will save them at least
10 to % per cent in their purchases from Boston New
York prices.
THEIR STOCK OF
EARTIHEN, CHINA, and GL.4SS WIRE
will be larger this fall than that of ANY OTHER Estab-
ishment New England being full and complete in every
department
TABLE CUTLERY,
large assortment always on hand.
BRITANNIA WARE of every description.
Solar and Pulpit LAMPS and CHANDELIERS
and Side LAMPS together with every other style
Of Lamps known to be in
$4,000 Rolls Paper Hangings
from France and the best American manufactures.
which can be afforded and will be sold
TEN PER CENT. CHEAPER
than can be bought elsewhere in the New England States
Together with great variety of other articles which we
have neither time space MENTION all which will be
sold at decidedly LOW PRICES. 33w4mdlm Aug 7.
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A lad named Seth E. Chandler, son of Mr. En-
bridge Chandler, of Roxbury, while riding on a
load of hay in that town, on Monday the 4th inst,
slipped off in front of the wheels Of the wagon,
which passed over his head and killed him in
misunderstanding his head in most shocking
manner.
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Worcester, S. Probate Office, August IL, 1915.
To all persons interested in the Estate of WILLIAM
PERRY late OF Leominster, deceased, GREETING.
y on cited to appear a Court of Probate be
holden Worcester, the first Tuesday of Sep
tember next, show why the account OF Charles
w. Wilder, the Executor, of his administration SAID
Estate should be allowed.
SO CHAs. G. PRENTIss, Reg.
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NOTICE.

T'HE Copartnershp heretofore existing between the sub
/ scribers, under the firm of BROWN, BROTHERS d
CO. is this day dissolved by mutual consent. The business
of the firm will be settled by JOHN H. Brown BRoTHERs.
Siod JOHN H. BROWN IL BROTHERS,
s"''' ISAAC T. CLEMANS.
Webster, June 2, 1915.
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Joseph Carter, Jr., under sentence Of death for
participation in the Warren tragedy, has publish
ed letter in the Trenton Gazette solemnly pro-
testing his innocence of the crime with which he
is charged
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H. B. & B. are constantly receiving
GROCERTE

from their Store Nos IS and 81 Broad Street, New York.
which they offer for sale at the WEBSTER DEPOT, at
NetO York Prices, adding freight only.
Also-FLOUR & GRAIN, IRON & STEEL,
SALT, &c. SSf Webster, Aug. IL, l545
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NEW IPSWICH ACADEMY,

TNHE Fall Term Of ii weeks will commence Wednes-
l. day, august llth. Miss MARTHA ROGERS, graduate
OF Mt Hoyoke Female Seminary will be Assistant give
Instruction, besides other branches in Drawing, Needle
work. &c.
Board of Tuition and Music, the
FORE
The Teachers Glass
will receive special attention Their daily recations will
be conducted with direct reference their future employ
ment Lectures will be given subjects
necIed with Common School Education.
EDWARD A. LAWRENCE, Principal.
New Ipswich, Aug. 6. So
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ANOTHER YOUNG MAN,

A GIVE, industrious, intelligent, and unac-
"A cUstomed TO the of Intoxicating liquors or tobacco
can have employment Attendant the Boomingdae
Asylum fer the Insane, near New York City, One who
has taught school successfully without the of the rod 10
the back or the ruler to the hand would be preferred
Address, PLINY EARLE
Btoomtngdale asylum NJ York
Nh. Stages from New York City pass the ASYLUM
every half hour They start from the corner of Genre nd
s'eStS u"isoWoZ Aug.
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY

BOOKS AND STATIONERY
At WARREN LAZELL'S--I77M Main G.
TUDEA CAPTA--English Observation-Disclosures az
- Truth-by Charlotte Elizabeth. u
Walker on Woman-do. on Intermarrage
The American Poulterers Companion.
The ropes Supremacy, by Isaac Burrows ID. d.
sunday school Question BoOks-A supply of Banyard,s
Infant seres-4 partsTopca and Practical inst receiv
Revised Statutes of Mass, vols STORY on Promssorv
Notes-Cushing's Manual-Thomas's Town Odicsr- ~
England Sheriff. Sit'e"
STATIONERY ofevery kind
qrAl of which will be sold low.
July 26. ENoS Dopp
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MARRIED,

In Northbridge, the Friends Meeting House. the
9TH inst, Zepheniah Breed OF Weare N H., and Mary B.
Thompson OF N.
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To Manufacturers and Machinists,

TO manufacturers ana MdChlnlStS,
NE subscribers having recently taken the shop formerly
l. occupied by the late ). II. FLAGG would respectfully
inform the public that they shall continue the business
manufacturing all kinds Of Hand Ldhes Turning Engines
Planning Machines Slide Rests Chucks, Screw Tools and
Foot Lathe PUtieS Also, all kinds OF Tools used in Ma
chine Shops.
Having secured the services of Mr. SAMUEL FLAaG who
has been for long time in the business, and other expe
renced hands, the subscribers nater themselves in the be-
lief that they shall sustain the former reputation Of the
shop and promptly fulfil their contracts
~ Is. Iron Planning and repairing done In despatch.
THOMSON, SKINNER & CO.,
April l6, 1874. tf Court Mills Worcester
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Straw Braid |!
Real Estate Market,-37 Wall.st., NY.

1wA A MONG the thousand FARMS which have de.
tGh "A scrbed Registerwe especially invite the
A attention ofthose who wish to buy Farms, which are
very good and at the time very cheap, the follow.
ing;
lst-Conains 225 acres Of Land cf the first quality, in
high state of cultivation, fruit of the best kinds with two
living streams running through good dwelling House
three Barns, &C.. handsomely situated in Morrisyile
the county seat Of Madison County, ~ Y, 90 miles from
Utica. Price S5625.
2d30O in Fairfax Co., Virginia, the banks of
Vernon, the late residence of President Washington
Price $3.50.
3d-A beautiful Farm OIL ISL ofexcellent Land with
choice Fruit good buildings and very avorably located in
Harmony, Chautanque CO.. n. X, will be sold with farm
ing and sugar making ana darying utensils for $780,
EARLE, Worcester, or OF the subscribers In New York
Aug. ii. ARNOLD BUFFUM Il CO.
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HOLDEN'S
DYSENTERY AND DIARRHGA CORDIAL.

1T
BREWERS, STEVENS 81 CUSHTNGsS.
DRUGGISTS,
Nos. 80 81 90 Washington st. BOSTON.
Single Bottle, 50 Cents.
During the last six years
it has found its way, upon its
own merit without advertising, to all
the principal cities i'm the
Union.
Its virtues having been
proved i'm thousands Of
cases, we shall now give
every one an opportunity
to procure it.
Should it fail to cure, our Agent will
refund your money.
Warranted an immediate
relief, and safe cure to the
above diseases; also, to re-
tain its qualities i'm any
climate.
For further particulars,
see card of Directions and TeStimO.
mails ON the envelope.
For sale by D. SCOTT, Jr. & CO., No ITS, Main Stree
Worcester. Aug z.
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY.

A BOY, Ia or Is years old, apprentice 10 the
IA Apothecary Business. One from OF town would
be preferred. Inquire at 1875 Main Street, Worcester
Aug. IL. 33f
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BOLTON BOARDING SCHOOL.
UXBRIDGE FEMALE SEMINARY.

UABRlDGE FEMALE SEMINARY.
TNHE Fall Term of this Institution will commence on
Wednesday The 10th instant, under the charge of Miss
DIANTHA O. Lee, of Northampton. Miss Lee
mended by Miss LYON Principal of the Mt Holyuke Female
Seminary the ad vantages Of which Institution she has en-
joyed; and the public may assured that pains will
be spared make the school both pleasant and profitable
10 all who may become connected with it.
Instruction will be given in the several branches usually
taught in similar institutions including French and DrG0-
ing. Terms usual.
Board can be obtained private families from 81 so TO
So per week. JOHN w CAPRON
Uxbridge, Aug. f. 50 CALVIN TAFT.
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FOR SALE.

FUR SALEa
"a 1.-TWO New thorough built FACTORIES, with
EnN good breast wheels in the same, well geared off
I@s situated on durable stream, with power to
each sufficient operate from 40 so Cotton Looms
They well situated for manufacturing purposes and
have good and convenient Tenemens Possession given
one of them immediately and the other in a few months
For further particulars inquire this Office. tf July %.
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Silver Door Plates,

ID ID. DU N B "A R has made arrangements
IA. with experienced Engraver by which he fur
nsh SUer PLATED Door and Professional PLATES any
SIZE and Engraved in the best possible manner, in any
style, short notice. Those in want Of new Plate will
find it their interest leave their orders with r. d.
who has variety Of sizes and styles engraved for exhit
ton No l79 Main Street.
Aug IL. cod I'm first door North Am. Temp House
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DIED,

DIED,
In Spencer, Aug Q Ellen H.. only child of Eben w. and
Caroline NJ. Fiske, 81 months.