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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-07-30

FOR CONGRESS-FIRS DISTRICT.
WILLIAM HENRY.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-07-30

THURSDAY, JULY 80, 1876.
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MEXICAN PRIsoNERs.--Gen. Taylor says he had
rather lick 'em t'oice than feed them once-so he
sends the prisoners home.
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FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.
LEONARD SARGEANT,
OF MANCHESTER.
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FOR TREASURER.
ELISHA u. JEWETT,
OF MONTPELIER.
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Names. Rank. Regit Died Place.
VIM. Anterior, Private % drag MAY o. Resict dc IA Palma
Lewis H. Tucker, "
George Bates, "
Charles Wilson, " "
James Manning, "
Owen Hawkins, Sorg't, 2l art. MAY 10,
james Morgan, 81 art May :, Palo Alto.
WIN. u. Fuller, 4th art. May D -
Philip Lee, Private ith inf MAY y "
Orlando Pierce, " MAY o. Rosaca dc Ia Palma
Robert Matthew'S &C "
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In future appropriations Of the territory south
the doth parallel Of north latitude, as provided
the first article Of this treaty. the possessory rig
Of the ludson's Bay Company, and of all Brit
subjects who may be already in the occupation
land or other property lawfully acquired within
said territory, shall be respected.
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G. w. SIMMONS
THE PILES

4 CURE FOR LIFE GUARANTEED!
The VEGETABLE PILE ELECTUARY, Invented be
DIR A. Upham, distinguished physician New York city
s the only lily successful remedy for that dangerous
distressing complaint, the PILES. offered the
American public.
Mark this is an INTERNAL REMEDY-uot an tx
terna application, and will of Piles, either
Bleeding Blind Internal Elk erna and probably the
only thing that will. There is mistake about it, 1t
positive speedy and permanent 1t is also
nent medicine TO take ard improves the general health
remarkable manner
Each Box contains twelve Doses per Dose Ii
is very mild in ITS oPerae~ and may be taken
the most acute lnfammatN Without danger All external
applications in the highest degree dsag reeabe
venen and offensive and from the very of the dis
ease temporary their effects This Medicine attacks
the disease at It's source, and REMOVING THE CAUSE,
renders tie cure CERTAIN ard PERMANENT.
The Electuary is also very valuable remedy for innam-
nation the Liver and Spleen Inflammation Soreness
and Liberation OF the Stomach Bowels Kidneys and Bad-
der; Ihfammatory and Mercural Rheumatism; Impury
OF the Blood, caused by the imprudent of Mercury
Weakness and Inflammation oil the Spine and Back and
for the relief of Pregnant Ladies' before confinement
surfing easy time, safe delivery and healthy offspring
This admirable preparation contains NO MI ERAL
MEDICINE; NO ALOES COLOCYNTI, GAMBOGE,
or other powerful and irritating Purgaves and If taken
according TO the directions, in of Piles, CURE FOR
LIFE Is GUARANTEED.
Pamphlets giving valuable information respecting this
Medicine, may be obtained Agents, gratis.
J. >. HOUGHTON 80 WASHINGTON Street BOSTON
General Agent for the New England States.
AGENTS. W0rcester-Iames Green a Co, and s. A
Rowland. Sprfngfeid-B. X. Bliss 8aTre-W Woods Field
Il 20. Antherst-N. Fitch. F4tckburg-Chas Shepey
LOUeH-G. H. Carlton q Co and by the dealers in Med
cine generally cody Nov ls
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ROBBERY. On the 9th ult. j. B. Fuller, Esq,
OF Stow, VT. while on his way, with horse and
wagon, from that place to Burlington, was accost-
ed by two men, whose names were Gay and New
land, from Gilmore, and who asked to ride. After
some hesitation their request was granted, when
they commenced plying Mr.. Fuller with liquor
and succeeded in getting him so drunk that they
had little difficulty in robbing him OF $500. After
this they lett him IN his wagon in state of stupet-
action and fed. They were atterward arrested i'll
Bolton when they confessed the robbery, and the
money was found where they had concealed it.
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FEMALE BEAUTY-cULpABLE

hts been observed by vsiters from all other countries
as ell as by persons at the best cultivate in this
thdt m No country is there lsrsesssss Deaut
and e2eettenre, than IN this city. Yet, white shoe
inter, dressmaker AND miliner engaged in adjoining
natures best gin to man, one appears almost tualy
negectsd-The Hair. How do the ravages dis
ease lay waste the delicate form the fair and beautiful,
AMI though restored 10 health again. ihose flowing
locks which once adorned their heads fill Off and
again return 10 their original beauty Ii is ncnncevabe
how any person, especially lady, manifest
much neglect this point, when never failing reedy''
can be obtained at No south Third street, aud asking
for Dr. Jay1es Hair Tonic, which will perfectly
this only neglected part of female beauty.
what is dollar or two 10 complete the crowning point
of female beauty
BRONCHITIS COUGHS. CONSUM 'TION. Thous-
ands die annually with The above diseases. Jaynes Ex-
pect"rant never fails TO relieve, and permanently
nine out Of ten who il as ii ected.
~ Prepared only by DIR. d. J NYNE. No sSouth Third
Street, Philadelphia For sale ~ T. GREEN n co.. III
M'in-st, and Nj. GREEN, 200 Main st, Worcester
e.
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WORCESTER, S. October 20, 1876.
To LUTHER GODDARD, of Worcester, in said County
boot manufacturer. Assignee of the Estate of HORACE
g. WATSON, of Worcester aforesaid boot aud shoe
manufacturer, All insovent debtor, Greeting.
VOU hereby required to give notice that the fourth
meeting OF the creditors OF said Horace c. Watson
will be holden at the office of Thomas Iil in WOr-
cester, the fourteenth day Of November nert
O'Clock in the aeroon, when and where The sand cred
tors may prnve further debts against the said Horace c.
Watson and you viii also settle and a
final dividend viii be- ordered. AID you will serve his
notice by publishing attested copy Of this order
the Daily spy, newspaper printed Orcesier
said three times before the day Of said meeting and by
orw arding like copy by mail otherwise 10 each OF
the known creditors of said Watson And Won are to
make this order with your doings thereon al
the time and place of sald meeting.
BENZ. f. THOMAS,
A copy. Judge of Probate
DIT Attest. LUrHTR GODDARD, Assignee.
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Portsmouth, Journal.

SHOCKING ACCIDENT A shocking acct
dent occurred at the Depot OF the Western
Railroad, in this town, yesterday forenoon, which
resulted in the instant death of Mr. jeremiah
Sergeant, and the serious injury OF Mr. VIM.
Whitney, both machinists in the employ OF the
r. r. Co. The hands in the machine shop-snd
among them these persons--were engaged IN
removing Locomotive from that room to the
engine house opposite and when near the door,
Whitney, who was nearly in front, was caught
between post and the engine, and jammed so
badly that his shoulder bone, collar bone, and
three ribs, all on his left side, were crushed and
broken Sargent was Immediately behind Whit
ney, and was drawn along with him, by the mo-
ton of the engine, between it and the door, and
instantly crushed to death. His chest was bro
ken in His age was about 80, and he has left
no family. Whitney was just of age, and lies
in a somewhat precarious state, though the ply
sicians hope tor his recovery. he would proba-
bly, have passed out, and the accident been pre-
vented, had not his clothing caught i'll nail by
the side of the door. Whitney's brother was en-
gineer of the Albany train, which was thrown
off the track at Westhed last summer, and by
which accident he lost his leg.
Springfield Republican,
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WORCESTER, SIS.
AT q meeing efthe County Commissioners be- an and
holden Il Worcester, within and for me County of
Worcester, The second Tuesday Of Septemb er A ID
Is46.
on the Petition aforesaid, Ordered That notice be
given al persons and corporations interested therein
that i'd Commissioners VIII meet the Millvle Ipuse
in sal Blackstone Tuesday, the rst day Of Deem
Der nef, AZ two Oisck in the afternoon BY publishing
an aested copy OF sao ssion and ofhis Order there
on, in the Daily Spy, newspaper printed IN said Wor
cesIer three weeks successfully the last publication 20
be fourteen days, az least, before the said first day Of
December.
Ahdis is further Ordered that the Sheriff Of said Conn.,
~, OF his Deputy the Town Clerk OF the said town
ofBlackslone with atesed copy said Petition and
Order thirty days n least and also post up an attested
copy thereof IN two pubic places in said Of Bac
stone fourteen days, least, before the said first day
December. ai which time and place the said Commis
siones VIII proceed view the road SET forth in said
Petition, to hear all and corporations Interested
therein, who may then aud there desire be heard there
on and, they shall adudge hat the PRAYER Of said
Petition ought be granted ten 10 direct the
in which said highway shall be altered and n assess
all snch damag any person Corporation NAV
tain 10y the alteration aforesaid
Attest JOS G, KENDALL fslark
copy {" the Ieuoh ana OF me Order Of Notice thereon
esw Au-ss JOS. KEIDALL CT. x.
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NOTICE.

Ey7The presentlimits are inadequate to accom-
modaie numerous retinue of the LIST Of
February next shall commence TO StupendOuS
Warehouse snhic emily large to accommodate my friends
and numerous customers Ldrge present IIonse
is, it is sufficiently large = Spacious il is not sui-
tenty sPdct0us BHtGHt III appearance, il is not su
ciently brilliant" This Gigantic House the Gkorv Of
Boston, is 10 come dOn and Larger Spacious and
Brilliant Establishment is TO take place. These
have been applied to my establishment by those that
acquainted with the real character Oak Hall Such
" Superior Mat" PrinceLv Worehouse'' a Yast
Trading fra" s. Machiess Establishments "a Thea
ire Of Unbounded Trade" "a Stupendous Scheme" an
ErtenstUe Markei,' "d Triumphant AchieUement" 50 a
Sphere Of Eat aordnGry OPerGOns" an Uadpproachdble
Honder" Such names probably will apply TO my
CONSTRUCTIVE when completed might well undertake
10 conhne the vast in the limits of Pond Bos
ton Common as TO carry my large trade within the
walls OF these present limits. The public that
my triumphant statements overrated. The trade
at my extensive Warernoms may be compared large
Monster, whose bulk and mighty have become
great that requires larger sphere TOR its move
ments This Warehouse, erected in 1872 h. stood unr
il is far far from being equal the extent OF my heavy
trading operations. So liberal a patronage have
large house tor the untetered movements 0 its
FORM An establishment far surprising the one is
ahse uey necessary and shortly to be erected that
will surprise and delight all interested in my welfare.
G. w. SIMMONS,
OAK HALL, BOSTON.
z. 5. Being obliged to move to make these
stupendous alterations the Large Fresh stock of Fashion
able Ready made COIhng Piece Goods and Rich Furnish
ing Goods adapted TO this present Fall and coming Win
ter amounting 10 upoards Of one hundred and twentyUe
thousand dollars, will be closed up prices much below
the extreme tot0 prices hqUe been selling. All the Fur
niture of the establishment for saeLarge Mirrors
Clocks Chandeliers with Rich Cut Di ops Counters Show
Cases, &c. &c l5wis44 Boston, Oct II.
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TNE ETNA INSURANCE rOMPANY.

No. 90 State-street, Hartford, Conn.,,
VI it'll sound and dpaildbfe Capital II $3.50, 900,
NFFER their protection against loss damage by fire
~ the citizens Of Worcester and It's vicinity. II insures
Dwelling Houses and Furniture, Stores and MERCK an1izr
generally, Factories and Mills. the most favorable
terms.
This Institution has been In operation nearly quarter
cenluryits reputation for liberal adjustment, and IL
promptitude In paying. losses, well known and esa3
ilshed. THOMAS K. BRACE, PJ ssident.
SIMEON l.. LOOMS, Secretary.
Hartford March 3, 845. isli
m Persons DESTROYS of obtaining insurance IN the above
Company, referred, for particulars, A. H. But
LooH Esq, in Worcester, Mass.
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MnTTCE.

4 HE subscribers take this method inform their
mers, and manufacturers in general. that they have
taken the Shop formerly occupied By WHITE n BoYDEN
and more recently by WnlTE q HOLMES mile south
of the Worcester Rail Road Depot, where they intend
MANUFACTURING MACHINERY OF every description
such as Looms, Shears, NapperS, Brushe Spoolers
Leather Splitting Marhines Cacd Shaving Machines Meat
ChpppJIs, II y Cutters the approved patterns
Machine Knives aud Shears made and ground 70 order
Also, all kinds of JOB WORK done promptly, in good
STYLE aud lair prices. And feel confident iha,
experience in business will entisle fair proportion
OF business in line p HOLMES a. co.
Worcester, Oct. 27 DIV
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To the Honorable Board of County Com

missoners for the County of Worcester
II HE Petition OF the Providence and Worcester Railroad
Company respectfully represents that THEY have laid
cut and located their Railroad upon and the land
Nathan George of Mendon, in said County Worcester
which land situated in the town OF Blackstone, in said
County and that the part the eof taken for said Rail
road is described follows wit: strip land bound
ed easiely by the centre Of the Blackstone land
recently purchased by said Company Welcome Farnum
westerly land Of the Blackstone Manufacturing Com
pany and norhery and souherly by said Georges land
being sup OF land rods width wit three and
Railroad
Also, upon and across land of Eery Holbrook of Tx
bridge, in said County situate Uxbrdge.
ne part thereof taken for said Railroad is described
follows TO witt strip o land bounded soutberly by land
recently purchased by said Railroad Company of Peletah
DAfhg and horthery by land recently purchased by said
Railroad Company of Welcome Farnum-weserly partly
o ahd Of SAID Fanun and purity by land of said olbrook
ana eastery by the County rood and land said Holbrook
me norlheT end Of said strip for twenty rods in
lehgth being six rods wide, wl three rods wide on
each sue OF the centre line of said Railroad and the
malnder the same about hundred and twenty-six
To9s III iegh oelGg five rods wide, to wit, and half
rods wide on each side of the centre line of said Railroad
Also upon and over land Of Joseph Tucker of Black
stohe IN SAID County situate said Bac ard that
me part thereof taken for said Railroad is described as
follows 20 VIII strip of land bounded son herIy bv the
highway leading from Millvle to Slaersvile northery
by land recently purchased by said Railroad Companv Of
EDWIN D. Sargents heirs, westerly by said fuckers land
ana easter partly By the great County road and partly bv
saa FUCKERS land said strip Of land icing one hun
uen and eighty six rods in engh-two hundred and sew
en three feet o. the sOuthery thereof being forty feet
vice, 20 VIII twenty eet wide each side Of the centre
VI lu haiiroau; ana the remainder thereof being e We
Toos WIDE 10 VIII, two and halt wide on each side
OF the centre line OF SAID Railroad
Inc SAID several strips Of land being covered BY the de-
s-nateu ucaiioh oil said Railroad And the petitioners
aver mat in all cases where said Railroad is located more
nah hVe rods wide, is necessary for the pur
pose OF cuttings, embankmens and procuring stone and
gravel and or the proper and security of said
haoad ana that they have been able 10 obtain said
ahds ny voluntary agreement with owners thereof
me peioners therefore pray your Honorable Board after
oue hoce 10 view the premises estimate the amount
Of damages if any, sustained by said several owners
according TO law.
The Providence and Worcester Railroad Companv
by WILLIAM JACKSON. AGENT
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inches a year which would give us an inch
every nine days. The effect Of the drought is
extensively felt throughout New England In
the past week we have visited all the paper
warehouses in Bostoz, and find the scarcity OF
paper is such as to make it difficult TO obtain sup
plies. The mills generally, even down to the
Kennebec and the Penobscot, have had their OPP
erations impeded by the drought Even the no
Bile Merrmac has become so low, that they have
tapped Winnepisseogee lake to keep the great
wheels at Lowell in operation.
Portsmouth Journal
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In this town Nov Q, Mary b., daughters of Mr. Adam S.
iIarr gon, mos
la Leicester Nov l. Jack Cambridge, colored man, rs,
He of the of barbarous age,
when slavery tolerated. even ia New England. lie
was in early lie slave Rhode Island obtained his
freedom by removing Massachusetts, here he has since
remained and sustained good character industry and
morality.
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Furniture Ware Rooms,
1877 RE-OPEWED. I57

VIE subscriber having purchased the stock belonging to
i the Estate OF MOVES & Lone has opened the eAen
Ware Rooms at l57 MAIN STR EFT and made large
additions to their former rtmen and respectfully So
lcits share OF patronage.
Having Mandatory here, and also extensive Wan
Rooms i'll oson he feels confident that he sIa be able
to offer to the citizens OF Worcester and vicinity every de-
scrpton OF FURNITURE at lower prices, FOR CASH
than have been sold heretofore.
He wilt AT all times make TO order short notice. such
articles OF Furniiure may be needed.
lie intends to keep on hand such assortment stall
save purchasers the unnecessary expense OF making iur
ney o Boston or elsewhere and hopes that all will call
his Ware Rooms before purchasing satisfy themselves
that what Is above stated is strictly true.
Worcester, sept Is. dwtf JOSEPH BUCKLEY.
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Commonwealth OF Massachusetts.

WORCESTER,
Al meeting OF the County Commissioners begun and
modem al worcester. within and for the County OF
1916. -1N
oh The petition aforesaid Ordered. That notice be
sVe 10 al persons and Corporations interested therein
tAal SAID Commissioners will meet al tie MilIve House
IN said Blackstone on Tuesday The first day Of Deem
ger neat. al TWO OF the The afternoon by pub
shhg an 1ttsled copy OF said Petition aad Of this Order
iheFeon ~ The Daily Spy newspaper printed in said
worcester three weeks snccessively ast publication
TO ne fourteen days, least before Tie SAID first day IL
December.
And it is further Ordered, That all persons and
corporations nteres ed in said petition within said Conn
~ De served with an atiested copy much of said
Petition as relates their respective lands above de-
scrsed, and of this Order thereon fourteen DAVIS al
least before the san first day OF December al which
time and place the sand Commissioners will proceed n
view the ahds set forth in said Petition to hear all per
sons and Corporations interested therein who NAV
then and there desire be heard thereon and 20
all such damages any person Corporation NAV sus
tain by the location and construction of the Railroad
aforesaid The land aforesaid.
attest, JOS. G. KENDALL, Clerk.
Cory nI the Petition and 4 the Order OF notlce tbereon
oSw Attest, Jos, G. KENDALL, Clerk.
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TN subscribers have this day entered into uparEer
! ship, doing business under the name and firm a. ?.
HOLMES CO, at the Shop formerly occupied b. White
a Boyden, and recently by White y Holmes mile
south of the Railroad Depot, Worcester, Mass.
T.. HOLMES
J. BOYDEN,
b. JAMES,
Worcester, Oct ls46. dw43 d. j. BAKER.
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STEAM GRISr MIII-

an undivided halt of the right using and vending.
worcester, PLATTS PATENT PORTABLE GRIST
MILL would hereby inform the public that they have
OF the above Mills In operation CoURT MILL they
are prepared to Grind TO order, all kinds OF grain.
Worcester, Oct 81. Il REUBEN BEMISI
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Office Of the worcester 4 Nashua 4. R. COmnony.

WoRC ESTER, Oct. %. IS46
A SPECIAL MEETING Of the Stockholders Of The
"A worcester AMI Nashua Rail Road Company, will te
neld al me EAST TOWN HALL, in Worcester, on En-,
day ne sfrm day Of November nerf at ii O'clock a.
to act on The follow ing articles, TO wit: -
10 sect the Corporation will vote to unite with the
Gsoton Nashua Rail Road Corporation in contormtv
10 me PROVISIONS Of the Acts of the Legislatures of Mas
sachoset's and New Hampshire. establishing said Como
raIion; and adopt an, measures nec or
TO accomplish the Inject '"''
see the Corporation will direct that interest be
charged on future assessments not paid as The same
may become due BY order of the Dir, ctors,
Il. III. HEMENWAV
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NJ z. Health Insurance Company.

CAPTTAL &2OO,OO0.
THE New England Health Insurance Company Of Nor-
wch, with capital OF S200000 paid in and invested
according TO the conditions their charter granted al the
last session ot the Legisla COnnec cu are ready tc
insure the health Of males between the ages fifteen and
seventy years, on the following conditions viz Bv the
payment of Five Dollars premium per aDnu, they guar
antee pay to the insured Four Dollars week in Case
OF sickness any accident which may prevent him ON
pursuing his Vocation for the time thus disabled dur
ing the year The Company Is conducted thu aiuual
principle thai all holders policies viii share in the
profits 81! .he without being required 10 rive any
premium note, being subject y assessment Or any
other expense, excepting twen five or the trouble
and expense % forwarding the application obtaining
the policy. IY For :drther particulars inquire OF WAR
REN LAZELl., Worcester
JOEL w. WHITE, President.
Norwich, Sept y, 1916. DIV WV. 7. EATON Secv
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To the Honorable RoararS Gcunsy (sago

n a5issioners for the County Of Worcester
Petition Of the Providence aud Worcester Rstlroad
COMPANY respectfully represents that their Railroad
e. ioe9 in the town 81 Blackstone IN said
ne public highway which leads tom said rkstoue TO
oAbdge ID an announcement Manner between the pond
the Sacksfnne Manufacturing t,n5pnny
William Mann in said Blackstone and THAI yeur Petition
ers IN order TO facilitate the crossing of said highway by
theiE Railroad think proper alter the course OF said
highway. as follows, TO wit Beginning point in said
highway to and westerly Of the bridge over mart Of
said blackstone Company's pond thence running on the
souiheriy sie Of the present location said highway in
westerly direction over land Of sail Blacks tone Company
g point in said highway the house said Mann the
distance being about forty-eight rods.
They therefore pray your Honorable Board after due
nsce given to all persons and corporations interested To
view he premises direct the manner in which said
highway shall be altered, ell damages which NAV
be occasiaeG by said and 10 do whatever else in
the premises the law requires.
The Providence and Worcester Railroad Compsnv
By WILLIAM JACKSON Aren't
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Particular Notice.

ID HOLMES & co. would respectfully inform
Leather Dealers, and those wishing get SPLITTING
Knives MADE or GROUND that they have made arrange
ments with e. II. Bowen Co., directly opposite the u.
o. Hotel to receive and deliver Knives and ORDERS and
III Knives len there with directions will be TAKEN put
nrs ate order and promptly returned and also all Knives
returned at the Depot at the Express Office sent
by Express. DIV Worcester Der ~