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Since the commencement Of the war with
Mexico, it IL said that the government has
sayed a large amount in the rapid TRANSMISSION
Of orders by The Magnetic Telegraph.
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BRAvERY.-"I never knew" said Lord Er-
skine, "a man remarkable OF heroic bravery
whose very aspect was not lighted up by gen
tleness and humanity"
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There was rumor yesterday. that an at
tempt will be made 10 proIong the session of
Congress for two weeks longer. but there is no
foundation in it.
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A, satisfactory treaty has al lspglh been
signed between the government aud the Cher
okee Indians. Ii was semitic the Senate yester-
day.
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DEATHS door, so often mentioned by The pa
pers, is declared by Ephriam to be the mouth
OF whiskey bottle. Many poor devil finds
his way out Of the world through that open
ing.n u..
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The Rev. George Worhing, OF Rockville,
Montgomery county, Md, was lhrowh from
his horse on Wednesday last, and serously in
jured. -n4L
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FoRGIvENEss,-H He that cannot forgive 9th
ers breaks the bridge over which he himself
passes, for every man hath need Of forgive
ness.
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The Rev. Thomas Atkinson, Rector OF ST
Peters Church, Baltimore, has been elected
Bishop of the Diocese Of Indiana for The second
time, and has declined the appointment.
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"SBALL DO NO SUCH THING."-Oh that is
sweet song, Miss, very sweet song; and
now Meet me by Moonlight Alone if you
please"
"Indeed, sir, shall do no such thing
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A lady's heart is said 10 be like fiddle, be-
cause il is played on to The best advantage by
one bow.
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CITY AFFAIRS.

Let us not be absorbed in the dongs Of others, as
to forgetwhat is going on at home.
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MEDICAL CARD.

LlEVER AND AGUE POWDERS, which are
IL acknowledged TO be successful cure for the
Fever and Aguc, may be had of Weatherbee and
Bates, Druggists, opposite the buildings. Should
they fail in any case, il properly administered, the
money will be returned.
July 3O--codlm. el,
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For the Columbian Fountain.
Addressed 10, the 'Uni,ed Brothers of Tenn
perance."

l.fNH.S.
Addressed 10 the "Uniled Brothers of Tenn
perance."
Brothers, hark, our country calls you,
Onward rush in glory's path;
And, though good or i'll befall you,
Dare the hurrican's wild wrath.
Like a mighty torrent rushing,
Sweeps iniemperance through our land,
We the wall OF sorrow hu'hing,
Meet its forces hand 10 hand.
What though foes and traitors taunt us.
Striving vainly to dismay,
Lerno dreams Of evil haunt u.s.,
Soon will shine the opening day.
Dashed to eartii, the cup enchanting.
Broken.lies, beneath our feet.
We for deeds ofglory painting,
Rush tie mighty foe to meet
Brothers, lark, the land rejpices,
LIE, each breast with rapture thrill.
Hark, the cry from million voices,
Be our motto, ''OnWard still"
Alexandra, August 6, 1916. IL.
ftt From the Evening Star.
THE GRAVE.
Where shall the weary rest
Secure from woe?
Where shall the aching breast
For comfort go?
Where shall The sick man fhd
A cure for pain ?
Where shall the lowly mind
Refuge obtain?
Where shall The proud man cease
r. oppressive poor2
Where Shall the man OF eace
Slumber secure?
Whrr shall the Christian sleep
And quiet have?
And the widow cease 10 weep2
In the cold Grave. b.:
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care for my own properly, genlleman, but save


care for my own properly genueman, but save
the bark house.
This he applied to certain interested cppo-
nsnis OF the cause, both at home and abroad, !,
and the picture was so lile-llke, that no one
could fail 10 recognise certain "bark house ow-
ners,' as well as though their names had been
mentioned. tRaa
Jesse I. Ramsay, esq, next rose. and argued
against the measure proposed. He spoke OF
the desire to obtain liberty and equal rights exr
pressed by gentleman on The other side Of the
question, and begged them 70 remember that
their present political condition was one in
which they were placed by the fathers of the
Republic, al whose head stood WAsHINGTor.
He did not believe US wiser or more patriotic
than our grandlaihers, and for this and other
reasons whichhe gave, he was opposed 10 ra-
'iiymg The acl Of Congress, but il the majority
Of the people did So, SO let j, be, he would bow
with Difference toiheirju judgment.
Francis l.. Smith, esq, was loudly called
for. but the hour being very late, the meeting
was Adjourned until this evening, when Mr.. S.
aud some gentlemen on the opposite side OF the
question: will continue the discussion.
The Relrocession party are fast gaining pro-
sely'es from the opposition ranks, and though
have not sci up for prophet, predict al
least five hundred majority in It's favor, and 10
not despair Of vote approaching nearly 10
unaninlty. l..
MEssrs. EDlroRs: see an article in the
Fountain Of The 9Th instant, recommending the
Merchants Hotel, Charles street Baltimore" !"
10 the patronage Of the public. As expec
10 visit Baltimore in the course Of lew days,
should like you to inform me il the house
above named is a temperance house, or ru
house, and il the latter kind, how II can con
sislenty be recommended 10 public patronage
by a,lenperance editor? t@
OBSERVER.
The Editor is not informed as 10 the fact
sought.
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CORRESPONDENCE.

: How glorious is this invention OF writing, where
by we can easily communicate to absent friends
whatever may afford them pleasure improvement
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YANKEE n0nnT.E

TO THE PEOPLE OF THE UNITED STATES
TINE Publishers Of YANKEE DOODLE after watching pa
tienty The result OF their efforts establish II UMOR-
Gus ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPER partakng OF The
spirit Of this country and identifying itself with the inter
ests sympathes tastes and progress The peo
pie have the pleasure OF announcing
teen unparalleled in the history Of Literature. Having
carefully iald and cemened the foundations
prise, feel now warranted in going durable
superstrucure Although hobby, protesting be
the exponent of any school Sect Yankee Doodle
is broadly and strictly natona and has
blon than to embody and reproduce in permanent forms
that free spirit that exuberant life, that creative energy
and refining enthusiasm which emnently characterize
US and distinguish the New World from the Old
In the Editorial and Artstica Departments Of Yankee
Doodle the Publishers have engaged the eminent and
diversified talent that could be procured. They make
parade of Names but leave him ankee Doode) speak
for himself.
The object OF this Circular introduce Yankee Doodle
to the great body OF the American People who de out
of the large Cities, and upon whose decision must at last
rest the fate OF national enterprise. We invite aten
ton, therefore, to the following upon which pro-
pose to extend the circulation of our paper.
ANY person RENTING 1922 by mail or otherwise, shall
receive Teu Copies of Yankee Doodle for year-di
recied to such address as he may designate
For 8 will send Five Copies tor year; for So
we will send two copies single subscriptions So an
" All orders must be accompanied BY The cash.
Address, (post paid) ]. A. FRAETAS & 60,
No. Spruce Street, New YoRK,
Yankee Doodle is published in New Yok every satur-
day morning, and will be mailed country subscribers in
time arrive its period of destination Simultaneous
with its issue in he City. Nov %.
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WORCESTER, IS. November 25, 1916.
To SULLIVAN FAY, of scarborough, in said County
Esquire, Assignee of the Estate of EMERSON BIGE-
LOW, of said scarborough yeoman, insolvent
debtor, GREETING
VOU hereby required give notice that the third
meeting of the creditors of said Emerson Bige'ow
will be holden at the office of Thomas & Hill, in Wur-
ceser, in said County, the ninth day of December
merit at ten O'Clock in the forenoon and hat the second
meeting Of said creditors is adjourned the tenth day
OF sad December at same hour and place, when and
where the sad creditors may prove further debts against
the said Emerson Bigelow, and show why Ger
hcate of discharge shall not be granted to him, and you
will also settle account and dividend will be
ordered And You will this notice by publishing
an attesed copy Of this order in the Daily Spy
paper printed at Worcester aforesaid three times before
the day OF said meeting and by orw ardng like copy
by mail or otherwise to each of the known creditors of
said BigelOw. And make OF this order
with your dongs thereon time and place of raid
meeting. BENZ. f. THOMAS,
true copy. Judge Of Probate.
DIT Attest. SULLIVAN FAY, Assignee
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Messenger,s Notice.

WoRC ESTER, IS. November %, 1916.
II ENRY CHAPLIN, Esq, Master in Chancery within
Ii ana for the County Worcester has this dav issued
Warrant against the Estate of ADNA TAFT, Of Doug
las, IN SAID County, nnhoer, ms solvent debtor, and
the payment of any debts, the delivery OF any pro-
per'y belonging TO said nsOlveut debtor him or for
his use and the transfer OF any property by him are for
hidden by law.
The first meeting of the creditors Of the said Taft will
be holden at the Office of Newton Chaplin in Worces-
ter, in said County, on the fifteenth dag Of December
nert at ten O'clock in the forenoon, to prove their
debts and choose assignee assgnees of ais estate
and to do such other business In relation thereto as
then come before them.
d3tw248 WILLIAM c. CAPRON, d. Sheriff
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messenger,s Notice

WORCESTER, November "a 1876.
HENRY CHAPLIN. Esq. Master in Chancery within
Il and tor the County Of Worcester has this day
issued Warrant against the Els ate of GEORGE A.
MARCY, of Milbury, said Comfy, tailor an inso-
vent debtor, and the payment OF any Debts the de-
livery Of any property belonging The SAID George
Marcy, II him for his and the transfer If any
property by HIM, forbidden by law.
The first meeting of the creditors Of the said Marcy
will be held Mt the office of Newton 81 Chaplin in Wor
ceser in said County, The t0enty first day of Deem
Der merit nine O'Clock in the forenooD proof of
debts, and the choice OF assignee a.signees.
d3t Il. EATON, ID. Sheriff.
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Messenger's NOfica.

WORCESTER. IS. November o. 1916
ENRY CHAPLIN, Esq, a Master in Chancery with
= in and for the County of Worcester has this da, is
sued warrant against the estate of THOMAS CHILD,
OF Nestboro, in said County. Boot manufacturer an m
solvent debtors and the pay of any debts The de
livery OF any property belonging to said insolvent
debtor to him. for his use and the transfer of any
property by him, forbidden BY law.
The first meeting of the creditors of said deb Tor will
be holden az the office of Newton & Chaplin in said Wor
cester, on the nneetnh day Of December nfrt two
ocloek IN the afternoon, for the proof OF debts and the
choice of an assignee aasignees.
Nov. %. d3iw2t48 f. EATON d. Sheriff,
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MESSENGERS Notice.

WORCESTER SIS december 2, 1896
HENRY CHAPLIN, Esq, Master in ChanceTy within
aud The County OF Worcester has this day ISSUED
a Warrant against the Estate OF STEPHEN s. HAIR
RINGTON, OF Wesborough, in said County, boot man.
ufacturer nsoven debtor and the payment Of any
debts the delivery OF any property belonging to SAID
insolyent debtor TO him or for his use the
of any property by him. are forbidden by law.
The first meeting creditors OF sad debtor '"i -
held the Office of Newton 81 Chaplin. in Wore
said County on the tWenty ffh day Of December
O'Clock in the forenoon, for the picoi o
aud the choice of assignee assignees
d3t Il. EATON, ID. Sh
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R TONIC.

beneficial effects of this
,-s,s... al Of inhabitants, we
hesitate commend il all those who unfor-
tunatey lost their hair We refer ouch the certificate
of Mr. Holmes Bristol Ph6nir
Bristol, RI, Feb 16, l54l.
Mr. BayeySir: Having about four years since through
disease lost the hair from he top my head and having
used many articles recommended to restore ii, in.
duced from the recommendation in your Phoenix"
try DIR Jayne's Hair Tonic. am happy saw
that after using three bottles, head is covered with
fine growth OF young and healthy hair Several Of my
friends and cquan have also used il their
satisfaction therefore cheerfully recommend all
who suffering The dsagreeable sensations caused by
badness JAMES A. HOLMES
a. Prepared only by DR.. D. JAYNE, No. South Third
Stree Philadelphia For sale by J. GREEN & CO., III
Main Street and NJ. B. GREEN 200 Main street, WOrces-
ter. div wSt4S
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Teeth Extracted without Pain,

BISHOP & HARRIS, DENTISTS, 1874 Main
Street have just purchased the celebrated compound which
has recently been used successfully Boston in per
forming surgical operations They have the testimony Of
some of the best physicians Of its harmless effect.
Several operations COX place at their Office Yesterday
perfectly successful which each individual testified that
they unconscious of pain.
Worcester, Nov %, 1916.
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RIessenger's Notice.

WORCESTER SIS December 2, !
1tHAs. w. HARTsHoRN, Esq.,. a Master in Chi
" within and for the County Of Worcester, has IL
issued a Warrant against the Estate of OH
WEDGE OF Worcester, in w County, an lnsd
debtor and the payment any Sbts, or the delive.
any property belonging 10 said lnsovent debtor, to
for his use and the transfer Of any property by him
forbidden by law.
The first meeting of the creditors Of said debtor will be
held the Office Of SAID arshorn in said County, on
the ttcenty eiehM day Of December current, at two
O'Clock IN The afternoon for the proof OF debts and the
choice OF an assignee assgnees.
DIST GEO. JONES, ID. SherIH.
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A NOVEL ITEM IN LAWYERS BILL. A
solicitor, who had been employed by railway
company, in England, on making out his bill, af-
ter enumerating all other ordinary items, adds the
following To mental anxiety, item not con-
tanned in the above, G2000," Tnear ST. 900, and
il was paid without any demur.
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SELF APPRECIATION. An Irish labourer
plunged into the river and hauled out gentle
man who was accdentIy drowning the gentle
mae rewarded Pat with sixpence. "Well says
the dripping miser, seeing Pats doubtful pause,
saint you satisfied; Do you think you ought to
have more" ''0ch l. answered the poor fellow,
looking hard at the one he had rescued, 81 think
I'm over paid
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Worcester Co. Teachers' Association,
The Annual Meeting of this Association will he holden
BRINLEY HALL, in Worcester on SATURDAY. Dec I2th
at O'Clock NJ. ELBRIDcE SMITH. E~a Principal OF
the Worcester High School, viii a Lee IRE eore the
meeting. There will be other exercises Of interest.
All Teachers, and other friends IF education
y invited to be present. and take part the
the occasion GEO. n. BIGELOW. Sec'rv
Wnrcester. Dec 2.
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DIED,
In this town. Nov IS, Mr. aahn Boice, 73-tPIinters in
N X and KY. please copy.
Farewell, father thou hast left US,
And thy loss deeply feel
But tits God that hath bersft u.s.
Ii can all our sorrows heal
Yet again we hope !omeet thee,
When the day Of life hath fled,
Then in Heaven with JOY greet
Where farewell tear is shed.
In Wardsboro VI, Nov is, Mr. Sylvanus circuit, 1o.
In Newfaue VT, Nov 81, Mrs Ta5iiha Hodges, 80.
In Fitchbug, Nov i9th Mis- Lucy, wife OF M Alfred H.
Brick, 80.
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South Cardinals good fortune, this year, is the
theme of an interesting and able article in the
Charleston News of Oct. 30. Her rice and cot
ton are selling at advanced prices, and the value
of this years crops is estimated at $4,000, 900,
Tor So 25O0 900 for cotton and 81 800 900 for rce)
being $2,5OO,OO0 over the average of former
wears.
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MARRIED.

In South Royalston, Nov 26h, by Rev. Mr. Keyes, Mr.
Luclus c. Lyman to Miss Martha G. Uphan,
In Surry, N. H. Nov 26th, Mr. Stephen Shepey (of the
firm e. shepley, Fitchburg) 10 Miss Martha NJ.
Harvey.
In Lunenburs, Nov 90, Mr. Levi Harris of Fitchburg
to Miss Nancy A. Flagg
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GP 'Well, my lad, that is small corn you are
hoeing. YES said the boy, while he continu-
ed his labor, 'we planted small corn But it
looks rather yellow Eyes sir; we planted the
yellow kind returned the boy. 'But don t
believe yon will have more than half CROP No,
sir; we planted on the shares halloed the young
ster, as the traveller rode away.
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Mutual Fire Insurance.

T'HE H0LYOKE MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE
L COMPANY IN SALEM commenced operations May
49, 943 The number Of Policies which have been already
issued by said company 4379 Amount of property
sured than "a, 100000 Amount OF capital in Pre-
MUM Notes is $3.50 O00 Insurance for The term OF six
years. greater amount than 5000 taken any
risk. Property deemed extra hazardous. taken
JOHN s. WILLIAMS, President.
JOHN T. BURNHAM. Secretary
Salem, Oct %, 1916.
L N. B. Application for insurance may be made To
EUCLID CUADSEY, Agent, No. T. Central Exchange.
Worcester, Nov. 4 1916 44tf
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Mutual Fire Insurance Company
yUyuE members az the Worcester Mutual Fire Insurance
Company hereby notified that iheIr nhmual Mee!
g cr he choice of officers and any other business winch
NAV legally come before them will be held az the Court
Wonse m Worcester Wednesday, the nfnM day ~ De-
ser1ber inst az o'clock p NJ.
Nv order Of the President and Directors,
~ 0'''' ANTHONY CHASE, Secretary.
Worcester, Dec 2, 1886. <"sA'
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10 The Great Western sailed from New York
for Liverpool Friday. She will uot return
to this country till next spring, but meanwhile
will undergo some alterations and repairs.
Eg7 The population OF the State of Arkansas is
$4,000 being on increase OF fifty per cent. in
the last six years.
~ Miss Sarah Drake of Goshen, Orange Co j,
N. Y, persisted few days since, near the couu-
ty poor house, during cold and severe storm.
BAIT FOR RATS. Mix paste OF corn meal
with raw eggs. (which is the best bait for wire
trap: they will all get in, if there is room
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NOTICE.

~ The present limits are mad, quate to accom-
modate my reinue of On the LIST Of
February next shall commence to Stupendous
and numerous Large the present House
is is sufficiently large :, Spacious it is su
GENTLY spaci0us" 'Brant in appearance, il is not sui
ciently brilliant" This Gigantic House, the Glory Of
Boston, is 10 doto and Larger, Spacious and
Brilliant Establishment is TO take place. These
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A SSTCNEE'S SALE.

WILL be sold at Public Auction on the premises
IN w in the village Of Cappyille Pee. 10 leao, az
cTAPpvlIIE CASH STORE, and recently occupied ny
Porn. Il NAV be examined any day previous to
~ .. rerms mode known at time and place OF sale.
Inc Sae' i''"'" A. COOLIDGE, Assignee.
Granville Dec. I, 1916. uw~w
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Worcester 4 Nashua R.R. Company.

:
NOTICE hereby given that an Assessment oil Fe dol
lars has bean laid by Directors each Share OF
The Captal stock of Company upon which an Assess
ent Of five per has ALREADY been made payable at
h Treasurer Office lis Main street. Wocester, on the
a,s dsy OF January next and Assessment OF ten dol
lars has been laid all the shares of the Capital stock Of
said Company upon which no Assessment mas been hade
-payab!e at the time and place aforesaid
e. II. HEMENWAY, Treasurer,
w. q n r. Il. Company.
stocthoders in Nashua will find their receipts at the
Nashua Bank and those in Lancaster at the Lincas er
Bank. 80.
Wnccester. Nov. 25th, 1876.
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ION Common, 70. my large trade Wilhin the
walls Of these present limits The public that
IN! triumphant statements overraed. The trade
at my extensive Waernoms may be compared 10 large
Monster whose bulk aud mighty stature have become
great that il requires larger sphere its present
ments. This Warehouse erected in 1872 h soed unri
vailed in the metropolis fer extent and magnitude, and
il is fur far from being equal The my heavy
trading operations. SO liberal patronage must have
large house for the unfetteed movements If its
form An establishment far surprising the present is
abs ule necessary and shortly to be erected that
will surprise and delight all interested in my wehare.
G. w. SIMMONS.
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to be recovering until short time before his death
Baltimore Sun.
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P'iS hiiShf W AhtsO thub o'N
racter of Oak Hall Such as
lcely WaTehouse," "a Past
- Establishment" ga Thea
4 Stupendous Scheme 6 an
amphdnt .RcbieUement." " a
aims" an Unapproachable
abahly will apply TO my new
~. J might as well undertake
he limits of our Pond on Boa-
NJ. LIZA Arn.ln ...;thin IL q
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EYECTJTORS' SALE.

-1tI h .oIJ at Auction az the Oxford Hotel In Ok
w ford December l2th, instant IL o'clock NJ, Thirty
nine SHARES in the Capital Stock OF the OXFORD
RANK beup part OF the stock belonging TO the Estate
If R,onARp 0LNEY, Esq, of Burrilivlle deceased.
" "iO"N" p, G. BACON, Executors of
No. 1916 ow c. MOULT0N,J said OneY.
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OAK HALL, BOSTON.
move to make these
se, Fresh Stock of Fashion.
&c Goods and Rich Furnish
ent Fall and coming Win
e hundred and twenty-five
up at prices much below
en- selling. All the Fur
nj for sale-Large Mirrors.
ut Drops, Counters, Show
Boston, Oct IL.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
A DIN BALI.OU MANN an indened apprentice TO the
n subscriher runaway in September last. All persons
are hereby forbidden TO harbor trust him on my account
80 shal nav no debts Of his contracting after this date
s1tIxbridae, Nov %, 1916. 4et GIDEON NJ SABEN,