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PATIENTS,


american and Foreign Office, and Agency Of the
U. S. Patent Office, Washinston,
No. % State street, Boston.
THE subscriber, by appointment from the Commission
Il of Patents, is agent OF the u s. Patent Office fG the
purpose of receiving and forwarding to the all such
models, specimens OF ingredie ahl manufactures
shall be intended to be patented deposited therein,
which will be received and forwarded free Of expense and
1k their owners and with all possible dispatch. The
subscriber will prepare caveas, specifications, assign
ments and all the necessary papers and drawings will
make researches INTO American and foreign works. for
talshng The validity utility of Inventions and render
advice all legal and scientific matters respecting the
same Patents secured in Europe and other countries
By application at this office, inventors saved the
time and expense Of journey Washington and delay
there, well as all personal trouble in obtaining their pa
tents. The experience of fourteen years practcean
tensive collection of works. Documents decisioIs
&C.. mechanical subjects and the Patent Lsws-lnd
patents of different countries collected at expense
during the long time this Office has been established and
to which daily additions being maze, together with
counts here kept OF Inventions patented Washington
enable to afford important assistance and information
10 inventors DESTROYS q securing patents which in Other
respects might be difficult OF attainment.
weodlyS3 r. ii. EDDY, Civil Engineer.
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NEW GOODS

CHAMBERLIN'S WAREHOUSE.
VIE Proprietor of the above Establishment is now in
able Goods such as - " ~
MN sILhs, EMBRolDERIES,
w. ~ 9s LGtHes, Thread Ldces,
TIT IfuPr SAd'0Is, Six Hosiery,
"0S~neFe Long 40. By0u GE0Ues.
~ oqNqre 10. Millinery Goods,
H'"lseu GdshmeTe DO. White Goods,
~ IskeFTi do Mourning Goods,
IN ~ a RI ca CohnteTPdnes Thread Goods
T r 40 40 Linen Table CoUers,
1,."ooSseu I0Ofe CooeTs Napkins
tHtO SoUeTSs YOWeLs
ny ssoCk Is now every day replenishng with and
Uoous furchases are invited TO call and
In my Ware House. which now one Of The most commo
dlous and elegant establishments in New England.
-, - HENRY Ii. CHAMBERLIN.
worcester, maFch II. DIV
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MISS WINCHESTER,

ETAS returned from Now York, with new
I'D FASHIONS and a great variety OF RICH AND
DESIRABLE GOODS adapted to The season. Ladies are
respectfully invited TO call.
MILLINERY & DRESS MAKING rs USUAL
Worcester Sept 30. 1916. Il No. Al. Nam ST.
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House and Lots for Sale.

"a A NEW and Elegant HOUSE on Vernant Street
fHTSfA "A Also, HOUSE LOTS on Laurel Hiil-many
s Of them commanding the est view Of Worcester OF
any lois in the market A. M MERRIFELD.
Worcester, March II. w5tdf
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State Mutual Life Assurance Company
of Worcester.
GUARANTEE CAPITAL
100000.

F1ON. JOF1IN DA FIS, FTe5.U6Ht
Hon. ISAAC DAVIS (1:.. p....5..,.
Hon. STEPHEN SALISBURY, 'O'
DIR. JOHN GREEN, Consulting Physician.
DR.. B F. HAYWOOD, AssistGnt Consulting
DR.. JOS. SARGENT, s Physic ians.
THIS Company commenced issuing Policies on the first
of June 1885, and the first of December had issued
us Policies, in amounts from $500 10 $4,000 ca ,h.
This Company is conducted the most economical
principles its premiums for expended
in paying heavy rents high salaries its officers, and
instead of taking money of the assured hsn enough
to cover actual losses it takes small portion of the pre-
MUM in note to be assessed only in of eAtraOrdi
nary mortality, and not chargeable with interest.
Surplus to be refunded members the end Of every
three years, from June LIST, 1916.
Pamphlets, explaining the principles and advantages of
Life Assurance with the forms Of application and rates of
premium, may he obtained at the Office of the Company
Applications Assurance will be received the Office
ofthe Company, at the CENTRAL BANK in Worcester.
CLARENDON HARRIS, Secretary
Worcester, Feb Is, le47. If
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Dve-HOuse Removed,

FENHE subscriber has Removed his Dyeng
u Works TO his New shop on CENTRAL STREET,
and only rods from Main Sreet) where all goods must
be lett Having frst-rate shop with every convenience
attached he feels confident in assuring the public that his
work shall be done WE'LL and al shorter notice, than
any other shop of the kind in this vicinity.
Ladies' DRESSES and CLOAKS Colored, as usual for
ONE DOLLAR; Geniemens COATS and PANTS Colored
whole. Articles for Mourning done in three days when
required
CLEANSING.
Goats and Pants cleansed and pressed days 10
ce desired. CARPETS, SHAwLs Of all kinds and MIL
UNIFORMS cleansed and pressed and warranted
look n well goods Satisfaction guaranteed in al
cases, or charge will be made.
GJ Only Office in Worcester is on Cent
Street. HENRY b. ADAMS.
Worcester, Aug. 90. 35tt
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JOHN w. WETHERELL,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
Office 100 Main Street,
Sm2 WORCESTER, MASS.
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Samuel Jennison, Jr.,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
No. 20 Brazer's Building, State Street,
.7tf BOSTON.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1847-12-16

WEATHER OFFICE.-The clerk in this de-
partmcnt at Brandon reports very severe
extremes the past week, as 1G, 10 and 22o
below 0. Our neighbours shop is severe
exposure no doubt, or his instrument may
have suffered in former wintcrs.-NOr. Got
1t may be some satisfaction to our neghbor of the
Galaxy to understand the of suffering, by our
thermometer and hasten to state it One of our
Printers is much given to experimenting and on hear
ing of several munfcent requests Of the Hon. HARVEY
BELL he undertook to gauge the iberay of the donor
with our thermometer, which strained the instrument
so that it almost screamed right out The mercury
fell down into the CELLAR and just crawling back
when the greatest degree of cold was noted, the clerk
not once thinking of the excruciatmg experiment the
thermometer had, but short time previous gone
thr ough with
But we have got the instrument repaired and trust
the Printer will not put it to such test again this
winter!
1t is hoped that neighbor, who leaves incorrect
ed only about ten times many mistakes any other
editor in this State, will feel satisfied with the above
explanation!
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ONE DOLL A r;
OR, VIRTUE REWARDS ITSELF.

"Father," asked little son in tone of
voice that indicated anxiety, wont you give
Mr.. Jennison a few dollars :"
GA few Iollars-why should give him
few dollars, my boy? He is very poor, and
can never pay me again.
al know he is poor, father, and for that rea-
son / thought you would give him something.
He works like slave from daylight till dark,
aud can only feed and poorly clothe his fam
ily."
"What more does he want, my son? He
is not starving, else he would be in the poor
house many others fare not better than he,
and | can't make money to throw away"
What more does he want, did you say =
asked the son, lifting to his fathers counter
ance one of those innocent expressive looks
that speaks a soul unchilled by the freezing
sentiments of the world. You would not
like to live as he does. |, and my little sister
here, would not like to change places with his
little son and daughter. We have every
thing we want, and 90 to school while they
are compelled to stay at home or run about
the streets in ragged clothes, with bad boys
and girls" D.,
"No; we would not be content with then
lot; but perhaps they are. Some, you know
my son, are calculated to make money and
live elegantly, while others are not, and II they
had wealth they would squander 1t, neither
could they appreciate better condition MI
,Jennison is undoubtedly one of this sort Of
people, and probably lives as happily as we
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THE VOICE..
SAD OCCURRENCE.


The following statement of sad affair which oc-
CURED in NIoriah, N. Y, arrived last week just as
our paper was nearly worked off. The communica-
ton was mailed the 6th which may explain to the
writer the cause of the delay.
Correspondence Of the Voice of Freedom.
Cro,cR Pont Iron Works,
Schroon, ~ Y. Dec ., AZ.
Mr. ]. Holcomb, Dear Sir:-I drop this
line to give you some of the particulars Of an
awful mistake, causing instant death, of which
YOU doubtless have heard. A Mr.. Levi Worthy
was shot last Sabbath, 2Sth ult., while he and
three comrades were hunting. 1t seems they
Northwest from this place, and, as usual, had
divided their company, going i'll different dl-
rections around hill, hoping to start deer
A place was fixed upon whore they were to
meet, and the first arriving was to await the
supposed he spied the head and shoulders of
a noble deer, reclining upon the ground !;
taking deliberate aim, he fired, at a distance
of about fifteen rods. Running to the spot,
what was his dreadful alarm to find he had
sent a rife ball to the vitals of Worthy.
Being asked if he was shot and was dying !;
he replied that he was shot in his back, and
was dead man and immediately expired
There seems to have been some reason for
this sad mistake, as Worthy was dressed in a
favn colorcd coat, and probably was seated
upon the ground. Stowell was so deeply
affected that he tainted and became distract
ed. He was so weak that he could render
no assistance in carrying the body of Worthy
one mile through the woods, to the house,
and was left there till he could be carried
out. Worthy's brother thinks it will make
him deranged.
The deceased was 81 1-2 years of age, a
native of Worcester, VT No relatives here
to pay the last tribute to his remains, except
an older brother, who was in the employ of
the Crown Point Iron Co.
This catastrophe has produced very per-
ceptiblc sensation in this section, since the
Sabbath has been sadly disregarded, and by
many spent in their own amusement, and
very free uently in sporting. To us this death
speaks, -" Remember the Sabbath day to keep
it Holy p" Prepare to meet thy God, for in
such an hour as we think not the Son of Man
cometh." May this voice from heaven be
heard. Yours with respect, f.
Printers in Montpelier will please notice the above
Ed. VOICE,
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REWARD OF VIRTUE.-Thc following most excel
lent tale was set up three weeks since, but Mr.
CLAY's speech and other long articles have kept
the tale from appearing in the Voice until this week
This was taken from the Christian Citizen, in which
paper it did not appear original, neither was the
name Of the writer given. But we call the article
first rate, and hope children and youth, and even
those in more advanced life will read and practice
the lesson taught in this tale.
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W1scoNs1N.-This Territory appears to
be destined to take her place among the states
with full maturity of manhood so far at least
as numbers are concerned. The Wisconsin
estimates the present population at 21O, 900 to
100000. 1t is estimated that in 1850 it will
amount to 100000. Under the next APP
pointmcnt Of Representatives to Congress, she
may probably be entitled to members.
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING

Legal advertising to be charged atlcgalrates.
Outstanding NOTICE PoStmasters officially bound
10 notify Publishers of papers Of wish the part of
subscribers to discontinue their papers Those subscr
bers therefore who tax postage such notices will
be charged the amount in account for the Voice Of
Freedom.
Cr5~ Subscribers residing in the vicinity of the
paper mill, near Middlebury Village, will be credit
ell for whatever kind Of barter Mcssrs Parker u
O'Fanagan will receipt to them on my account.
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Our Democratic administration that denies
the power of Congress to improve our lake
harbors, or remove snags from our rivers, is
about sending an expedition to explore the
dead Sea, in ancient Palestine, and SO settle
n question touching the density of the water
The store ship Supply is to take out the party.
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The Cherokees are said to be rapidly adj
vanerng to Notwithstanding contracted a
national debt of 100000.
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VOICE OF FREEDOM.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY AT BRANDON, VT.
J. HOLCOM B,
EDITOR AND LIsuER.
TERMS.

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The following statement of a sad affair which oc-
CURED in Moriah N. Y, arrived last week just as
our paper was nearly worked off. The communca-
ton was mailed the 9Th which may explain to the
writer the cause of the delay.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-19
NUMBER 90.
RHEUMATISM.
AN EXTRAORDINARY CASE.
ITO SATISFY THE PUBIIC OF TuE Ar

III - hA6h AI-
IHENriCrrf Of the following statement Ia. been ans,
ed before the Mayor Of New Yors
nereey certify that for the past thirteen yea r. A,v. ~
eiep amicei win attacks Of Rheumatism rrDefp,ux IN ,h
aa os accompanied with an N. osnt.
the pains have beeE that hav. he, n,a a
move and my senera health almost p,t,I,
""uosa WITH low spirits traa
Wv ant ana severe pains
s., ~ emo o. my .Ihernss by seaih think
us can imagine my orures For relief tired amo.s ever,
my elrninss doctors In IN. var,,. nor.
~ Europe 10 which had ad medical advice. ara ,x,,
tine under the Of ee.br.t.d phy
an IN Liverpool; but he did Food On nv arrival tn
YORK last septsmber obliged 90 Lav. INV ar :.
ate 70 Wake step without in one,
slation with the va, t,.,r a. IN.
Ny ho-pa and put under DIR Mo.,. ID, Uos.,
Weehi out a. only
pIA Al snon -atd when several weeks underrony
Mercury This nearly me- and IN, Soe,o,, la
ne mu't soon die As had a4ver,i-p,,,. NJ m,
Ihr-'ie IN the
mace by ne Gavanie articles ned a .r nor. 40 -
70 lae onee ana get On c.l-.n.-
- ,o he wtsh ann limbs and IN. MAJ
The people At the Ho ptsls Al ne for ,,ui.-
'heh and toii mo not IN sh~w to
on AMI used the Finbd For the few hour, M ~ en,a.
ou' ue nett morning the Stiffness my limbs a. 81
,ne paih was less by night felt better
tess taaH trO r,eks HosvfaI e-tir,l c.S -.
time which IL more thin war bsen To The We, lac
ana IRON hence to Antwerp snd during that time nav. ma
no aek whatever Of RheuTaim any pain and nv
ed To all the vessudes From beny 40 w.. ~,
eoud barely stand have become strong hearty a. a.
peod OF my life and firmly believe happy md von.,
iul results have been bv No..
'hfHaes GalVanie Bands and Magnetic Ffud.
HENRY JOHNSON
No 335, Pearl Street New York
IN e 10th day Of November hou.an4 eight br.s A.,
SIX appeared before the within Henry Johnson ad
$50 - va, Ae ABOVE statement Is substantially
e@Su anu every parueuLar' A. H. MICKLE
Mayor OF the Ciyof New York
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NERVOUS nE.ExrSs

The following 10 an extract from received from di,tn
glshed physician in this State The withheld y rou..,
OF the = f''
a H. CHEisTIE, NJ D-Dear Sir: One my paiient, m
known To me- obtained your Gavanc with the Magnetic u
LOT serious Affection Of deafness The was thai Of
5y whose nervous system and her general
Lel poor Mach was done previous application Of the
Ben bui win very Little and feel only right to tel YOU
that SINCE sne commenced wearing the few weeks ago
she mas entirely recovered her hearg and her general
better aan Tor several years her friends reoeed beyond
~ Ut Christie wouii state that the above roIary
Many persons who have quite hearing
for years have recovered by mans II the oan b.
not INJURED there Is always fair chance recovery by the app-
eAhon GaAas should however remembered thai The
sooner the application is made the better.
Every column in this paper might with similar ieim
mails In al Nervous Complaints how chronic or Ne,
they be- the efficacy ChS genuine Galyanie
articles Is ruly wonderful
" Only Agents for Richmond,
DUVAL PURCELL, Druggist
For sale in wythevine oay by WV II. srLLrG.
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CONCLUSIONS AND FITS.

m. , m - wv lokk, Anrh II 1916.
D a. n CHRisrE-Dear Cir feel duty TO State for IN,
oene OF the public that Gavane Remedies, as ap,e Nv
inc Kings anu Magnetic Fluid, have entirely nv son now
eeVn years DID, OF the most arminR az, To when No.
mas eeen subject for the last he had FINN
10 MS IN one day sometimes accompanied the most dread
ul ,eeeehnga the zane time choking in the throat and min
IN the reg OF the heart HIS myself hav. Iorg A.
spared OF ms life, and release from misery could not BE- h
end But through the OF Providence and your ret,.
ne u NoW QUITE WE'LL and firmly his enrr win
permanent We put on the rings and applied nud in ore or
MS most violent eonvusisn snd passed OF For an,
lew days ne had merely eonpipt
ana now or period OF seven months been no
tom whatever that could detect Ny looks better eat.
sleeps soundy and Is certainly every respect altered
ehud- an, very respectfully, yours
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GEORGE WHITE.


The following certificate lacy OF Can't J. p sin
one Of the most respectable citizens Albany York,
ALHAST March ., Is46
This is 10 certify that have afflicted for several YEA. -
with the sick headache which distressing complaint ha, onsn.d
me to the bed from the week durpg Thai tc
for one month past have Dr. Chrises Gavane Rpv,
and oeeaoua used the Magnetic am happy 10 ay mai
have not been troubled with headache since
ANN r. STRAIN. dewitt
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NOTICE.

N consequence of the state of my health, have
tins day Withdrawn from the RusISEss and VIII be
succeeded BY my two nephews Mr. R. C. Gathmey
w G~athmey, under the firm Of r. GwATHMEY co who
the old stand shoekoe Warehouse which have
long occupied
beg leave 10 solicit the patronage my friends and cur
toner" m behalf Of the 6 and 10 ask
Of those indebted to m without delay
Richmond, Is, December 1876.
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WEBB. BACON Il co. OFFER FOR SALE
w 1873 hhds Porto Rico
GO do Cuba Museovado
do
60 do New Orleans fsCGAk
100 packages loaf, crushed, and pordered-
Wo0lSeys, Stuau's and Coverings
j S. S. !; ; S::.$: "otAssr
395 bags Rio
300 do Laguayra
as do 81 Domingo ,.,,,
100 do Java (SOEtEb
so do Maacaibo
so do and % bbls P. Rico
40 bags Pepper
do Pmento
ask Cloves
so boIes Oranges
Boxes Raisins
100 boxes Sperm
DO Aeamauine ,,,.,,
Do Ta!ow (InNDLIS
80 DO and half boxes HuIrs Patent
Brown and Shaving Soap
80 Paekg' GuuPowder ard Imperial part superior lr,,
90 do Powehong do HAS
500 sides Sole Leather various qualities
Bales Shoe Thread
1000 Kegs Nails a Brads
4 BiSiered Steel
500 sacks Liverpool Blows Salt
10 tons Nova Scotia Grindsiones
500 Lime
10 bbis Port l,,,,--
half pipes Madeira ! WINE
Barrels pure Cider Vinegar
20 bbls Tanners OIL
10 do Lamp
100 bbis North Carolina Gross Henings
Barrels do
Nos ! and Maekerel in whole, half and or bbls
Barrels Tar; Rice
IS doz Painted Buckets
co toz Corn Brooms
$50 bags Patent Buck Shot
Bar Lead DuPonts Gunpowder Sapetre; Hops; Indigo;
der Ground Logwood COppeas; Alum: Broma; WI
ting Letter and Wrap Paper Bed Leading Lines
Cotton Yarns Lamp wicF Wrapping Irvine Window Glass sxIo
ard 1O1l9; Manufactured Tobacco &c &c NH 81
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CITY HOTEL,
KiC N I'M q m (i Va.

IUNHlS new and large establishment was OPEN
ed by ts subscribers the ais inst who, with the
OF Mr. RAMSAY, late the tried aud well Proprietor Of
the Farmer Hotel frcdeekssufs determined
their undivided attention the comfort md
patron. The HOUSE situated ih- OF City the
ground iaey covered by the so'ed Old Bel and
handsomely provided with furniture entirely sober civil
asd attentive add and share
Of the Of the seniors
list Of old friends and and with three years eIp,
In the BongbrOox Hotel Petersburg Va think
supply equivalent for bestowed
well forsd and provided under Mr. VIM
Wood attached the house. convenient and DO
ina himself the proprietor arriving
may be assured Of good attention for them
JOHN MtNGE Son.
1 Petersburg ntengenoer National nicngenesr
Washington, G., Raleigh STAR aud Standard He
raid aud Recorder Norfolk Herald and Beacon aud Richmond
Enquirer waen'on Flag will copy
and send their accounts Tor payment. de 2s-u
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III ] II toned Piano Forte. and although it has been
IN US about eight
~areey oiIingush II from instrument We
or let hire.
Great attention devoted by undersigned to keeping up
goor assortment OF the best Piano Foss
by those who have North returned and bought
US that they could neither with
ter instruments than at establishment afford
TO the purchaser all the advantages could possibly from
the manuaeiuers We offer them for sale their prices
LATELY RECEIVED elegant instum nts in Rosewood
Cases Also on hand number Mahogany
styles Of finish NASH 4 WOODHoUsE
Wholesale and retail dealers n Book Piano Fo,tes
apE 4 nner
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GEORGE EARLE. McrcI,nnf TnIIor,
SWAN TAVERN,

NTOTICE-Ths undcngned, Executors of the aH viii and
Of Rdward coleman, late % The city u Fhadsi
phia deceased, hereby notify an whom may that BY
vrue o. their powers Erceuos Aforesaid and pursuance
Act of the CEREAL Astsby n Virginia outed An Act
20 transfer o suck The Joint soct companies Of
this State" passed iot day Janns, 1897 toy vii
amer 5h day Of June Be Transferred to such
persons become the purchasers thereof Al the stock In The
Richmond, Ffedeneksbu Potomac Railroad Company ,and
ing books u ah Company the of the ah 70
rnund Coleman, deed, GEORGE W. AsFiNWAII. r..
G p-fm ISAAC HAZLEuURST,
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ERESH SPRING GOODS.-GAY. MA.

uE"s 90 having received per Courier and Pat
mex Henry large portion Of fancy dry goods re
'peeuny 'oea call from Merchants others as they feel al,
fured 'hfy can offer great ndueemeusto Aonr our
North Carolina trade. - - M"