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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-01-28
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CasSius NJ, Clay.
For the Green Mountain Freeman.


BYw. G. BROWN.
When first upon Nations ear
Thy thrilling tones for freedom fell,
The North sent back the shout of cheer
Down to each Southern dell;
And thousands blessed thee when the yoke
Fell from thy bondmen's neckS away,
Their hearts beat stronger as they spoke
The glorious name of Clay.
When round thy pale and PROSTATE form
The tempest in its fury beat,
We heard thy voice above the storm
Ring like clarion sweet
We saw Expressions minions quail
Before the lightning of thine eye,
And felt, whatever might assail,
God would not let thee die
And when beneath our Flag of Stars,
That shine, though freedoms Sun hath set
They met to link with bolts and bars
Another slave-band yet,
We heard thy voice again, again,
In thunder accents answer Nay
The slave flung up his clanking chains
To shout the name of Clay!
And then to see thee grasp thy sword
And rush to Rios bloody wave,
To battle with robber-hvrde,
For Slavery or grave
From Western wids to Bunker's height
One murmur ran the hills along,
What the tried champion Of the Right,
In battle for the Wrong"
heard shr and piercing cry
From old Kentucky's forest shades;
heard with tears the parting sigh
OF Mothers and of Maids
AS fettered for the Texan mart,
They breathed sad and wild adieu,
Then onward with a breaking heart
To woes unknown and new!
heard at eve, shrlll, piercing cries
From the sad halls of Monterey;
Eyes gazed on cold unanswering eyes,
And lips pressed lips of clay
And high the triumph-shout above,
Broke forth the wall of hopeless wo--
God hast thou made the heart of love,
To have 1t withered SOP
Home, Warrior, from the bloody ground,-
Another army asks thy breath;
They march not at the trumpet-sound
To lay their foe in death,
Around them flows no widows tear,
But other tears shall dew their grave,
When the proud land to Freedom dear,
Shall be without Slave
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-01-28
Farm for Sale.
DIR. atOger'S Compound syrup of
LIVEEsWOgsT and TAR.

a SAFE and Cefdln Care Tor Consumption q e Lungs
Splitting of Blood, Coughs CUlds, .1sthna Pan, i,
the Side, Bronchitis, Whooping Cough and all P,.t-
mOauy Complaints. ..H -.F
IN the whole catalogue of remedies for all pulmonary affections
there not one universally known and whose virtues have
been thoroughly tested TAR for Coughs colds
and ConsumpOns, is understood to be without equal LIV
ERWokT me other principal ingredient in this peparaOn
also known to be equally ecacous relieving the primary and
mder stages Of pulmonary affections In combining these with
other Materials the utmost and skill have been exercised
and confident is the proprietor efficacy of this medicine
that WARRANTED to give immediate relief all eomplaen
above specified that facr trial twenty four hours the paints
not benefited he may the bottle and the will be
funded Acompanyn each bottle directions for using and
recommendations fo and references TO those that have made
use of the medicine.
The subscriber been appointed sole agent for New England
and New York. and supply hand Wholesale and retail
Agents viii be supplied on liberal terms. GEO W. SCOTT.
For sale by BALDWIN,, Soorr Co, Collins and Red
field Montpelier, GOss Waterbury jas sawyer tuTotown W
CaTdoli Warren polano, south liardwirk, Perry g. Cab
~ Nouhnston, Jr asbofgb, and Hanson NonsYillo II
$ Camp, STOW. 2ttIy
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Remedy for the Million"
For all seasons.
Or, PHELPS COMPOUND TOMATO PILLS.

The uuriv.usl
Purifier Of the
Blood and Res,O'
rativs Of the sys
tenn, in all NOR
bid secretions Of
the glands, skin,
and liver, morbid
humOrs and a vi
tiated state of the
sys,em.
These Pills hav
ing had an I'M
precedented pop
ullrity with the
Faculty and the
people for eight
years, are not a.
mong those of
| doubtful efficacy,
or experimental
| character; but
can be cOnfded
| in as n compost
| lion Iuulliltu u "
| on correct thera-
quito principles
and relied upon
as the safest.
most pleasant &
effective Purga
tive medicine ev
er known, ant
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DECEM BER0.
LYMAN & KINGS
ca "a aS HM gSTGD "a E.o

70 P4 lieav, over Coat Beaver,
20 do. Broad Cloths,
20 do Cashmere,
so p, Prints from 20 IL IL cts per yard,
Is do. AIpaccas,
50 do Cashmere and DelaneS,
10 do Colts PIalds,
10 Bales of Heavy Shifting,
80 Ps. Bed Ticking,
20 do Cotton Flannel
We have received the above goods this week, and
will sell lower than any store in Montpelier for CASH.
.Herchans who wish to replenish their stock will do
well To call and examine stock it is the largest in
he State SO
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NOTICE,

NOTICE.
Whereas sarah ARn my wife hss len my he'd and beard WIKI
ont case, hef's this 10 fbd all pers giving credit
The sad Sarah Ann IN my aoscUnt
AsAPn srALpING
Stowe, Dee. 9Th, ls45.
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no CONSuMPTIYES-

Four fths Of you really suffering from neglected
Colds, obstruction and consequent Inflammation
the delicate lining of those tubes through which the air
breathe distributed every part of the lungs This OBJ
structon produces pam and soreness hoarseness cough
difficulty of breathing hectic fever and splitting of blood
NATTER phegm which finally exhauss the strength of
the patient, and death ensues. JAYNE'S EXPECTO-
RANT never fails to this obstruction, and pro-
duces the most pleasing aud happy result 1t certain in
its effects, and cannot fail to relieve.
6rPrepared only by DR.. D. JAYNE, No. 8 South Third
Street. Philadelphia. For sale by j. GREEN CO., Ill
Main Street, and NJ b. GREEN 200 Main Street, Worces
ter div wSt2
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Messengers Notice.

WORCESTER, IS. January 9, 1947.
HENRY CHAPLIN, Esq, Master in Chancery within
IL and for the County Of Worcester, has this day
issued Warrant against the Els of HIRAM
HAVEN of Weslborough, in said County, Trader,
an insovent debtor, and the payment of any debts,
or the delivery of any property belonging to the
said insovent debtor to him for his use. and
the transfer of any property by him. forbidden by
law.
The first meeting of the creditors of the said Haven
will be held at the office of Newton Chaplin in Wor-
cester, in said County, the tUenty eighth day of
January instant at ten O'Clock in the forenoon the
proof of debts and the choice of assignee assign
ees. dot E. EATON, D. Sheriff.
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MARRIED,
In Lancaster, Jan S, Mr. Horao B. Howe Miss Martha

DIED.
In Dudley Jan 3d. Charles Pope OF Charles d. and
Elizabeth Hutchinson, IL mos.
In Northbridge, Jan 7, Miss Cynthia Dnre 81. BY this
affecting dispensaton society has lost of its brightest
ornaments. But may the thought that she prepared
and willing TO go, sustain her friends in this trying hour
and especially him TO whom she TO have become
unedshe has laid aside the bridal for the bridal robe
May these lessons not in vain be given,
But train our thoughts, our hopes, to Heaven,
There, with the best, dwell those now deplore.
We will not deem them lost, but gone before,
Where we, few brief changing seasons DER,
And time spent well, shall meet TO part no more.
r. WI.
In Springfield, Dec slst Capt Levi Pollard, formerly Of
Lancaster. Al.
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The subscriber gratefully acknowledges the receipt
various presents from the people of his Society
donation VISIT amounting in value upwards of Hun
bred and Twenty-fi five Dollars These presents though
Uatabte in themselves, peculiarly tokens
fdence and affection. This gathering New Years
Days il was truly pleasant timea time Of congratula
tion-and delightful TO the people whom have
preached than half century, this way strength
eniDg my hands and encouraging my heart apparently
with undated confidence My prayer shall be that the
Great Shepherd would protect and lead this ock beside
The still waters and in all coming years confer them the
rich blessings of his grace. BENJAMIN WOOD
Upton, Jan s. l847.
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THE RTNA INSURANCE COMPANY,

No. So State-street, Hartford, Conn.,,
With sound and available Capital of $3.50, 200,
OFFER their protection agans. loss damage by fire
W the citizens Of Worcester and It's vicinity 1t nsues
Dwelling Houses and Furniture, Stores and Merchandise
generally, Factories, and Mills, the most favorable
terms.
This Institution has been In operation nearly quarter Of
q centuryts reputation for liberal Adjustment and its
promptitude in paying losses well known and estab.
shed. THOMAS X. BRACE, p, esident
SIMEON L. LOOMS, Secretary.
Hartford March 6, GAS. stf
M Persons DESTROYS Of obtaining insurance in the above
Company REFERRED for particulars TO A. H. BuL
LocH, Esq, in Worcester, Mass.
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Teeth Removed without Pain.

The use of the LETHEoN, (or Anodyne VapCr)
In Dentistry is erccsUey grantedby Paenee the
Dentists of two offices in this town.
BISHOP & HARRIS, who have used it so sue
cessfuy since its introduction would invite desiring
to rid themselves of troublesome teeth without suffering
to call at their office, where all operations in Dentistry
carefully and skilliuy performed reasonable TERMS
d30 Rooms, I54, Main-street
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PAPER WAREHOUSE,

No. BuRLING-SLIP, NEW YORK
CYRUS w. FIELD offers for sale. at the lows
est manua ,turers prices very extensive assortment
o. fAfEh COMP sing every possible variety adapted 10
Paper Of all kinds made 10 order at short notice.
Inc stock OF Printing Paper unusually large part of
which is of very superior quay.
Paper Makers Materials of every description
imported and Kept constantly hand viz Feltines Wire
Coth kousdriner Wires Bleach ~ Powder Blue Ultra
marin, Irvine, &C. &C.
Rags, Canvas, Bale Rope. Grass Rope, Bag
ny &cSc purchased for whcht ne highest prce in cash
will he paid. dwly Fen 10 r''"
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TASTE IN Dress. Perhaps none of our fair
readers will require these hints, which we find
in one Of our exchange papers uncredited. Yet,
we will copy.
For fair haired or dark haired ladies' those col
ors which produce the greatest contrast are best
Thus for fair hair, sky blue is very becoming
Yellow and orange tinted by red are becoming to
to ladies with black hair, and violet and blueish
green harmonise with the backness of hair. Rose
color should never be put in actual contrast with
rosy complexion, because the latter loses by
the comparison; it SHOULD be separated with white
lace, blonde, or if cap or bonnet, by locks of
hair. Pale green is exceedingly becoming to
pale compilations; it makes them appear rosy,
but is unfavorable to rudy faces, for it makes
them too red. Violet should never be used for
fair compilations, except of very deep tint, for
contrast. A violet dress will make fair COM
pexon look green, and yellow one, orange,
which is bad for all compilations. Dead white,
is good for fair compilations, but bad for the con-
trary, for which the white of muslin or tulle, in
folds or en- ruche, is more advantageous.
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NEGRO INsuRREcrIoN. A gentleman In
this city, yesterday, received letter from Mem
phs, which says that negro instruction was
planned in that neighborhood, and just discover
ed. Considerable excitement had taken place,
and the city guard was considerably increased
On the night of the proposed insurrection house
was set on fire. Several negroes had been ar
rested and confessed the fact OF the intended in-
surrection.--.N o. Jefersonian, Dec. 81.
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FOR COUGHS. COLDS. and all Diseases Of

FOR COUGHS, COLDS, and all Diseases of
the LUNGS, the Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam
will be found truly valuable ard highly eicacous
article, be shown from the most unquestionabe
thory of Physicians and those who have used il during
the last Is 20 years. Indeed its reputation we'll
established that 1t has become standard family medicine.
None genuine unless signed WIN. JOHN CUTLER.
REED CUTLER, BOSTON,. (ate Reed, Wing &
Cuter Projectors. For sale by Druggists, Apothecares
and Country Merchants generally in Worcester by j.
GREEN s. Co. Price so cts. GIN Dec IL.
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AN ARTIFICIAL MAN. The Memorial Bordelais
says that near St Sewer there lives an OLD soldier WIN
false leg, false arm, glass eye, complete sci OF
false teeth, nose of silver covered with substance rec
semblng flesh and silver plate replacing part OF his
skull. He was a soldier under Napoleon, and these are
his troDhies
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GREAT RoBBERY.-Wm. E. Clark, of New
ton Upper Falls, was robbed of $25OO on Friday,
either during the day, or night following. He
went to Plymouth in the morning train, and re-
turned at night, stopping at the United States
Hotel. In the morning, he found that his mon
ey-consisting of two bills of one thousand, and
one Cf6ve hundred dollars, on the Boston Bank
had been taken from his pocket-book,
Boston Wing.
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Brighton Market Monday, Jan IL.

ii
At Market $40 Beef Cattle, 200 stores, yokes Working
Oxen 80 Cows and Calves, 5000 Sheep, and about 500
Swine.
PRlcEs-Beef CatHe-Extra S575 First quality S5,25;
second do. 81 % 425.
Working Oren- Sales not noticed.
CoUs and CGLUeS-Sales noticed at $22 28. and S35.
Skeep-Du Lots taken at $l.53, 1888, $50 and $3.50
Swine-At wholesale, A Sows, 054 for Barrow AT
tail to &c, &c.
NJ. B. Quite number ofCattle and large lot of Sheep
remain unsod at the close of the market.
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AN APPEAL To THE PEOPLE. The Washington
Fountain of Wednesday, says that it was rumored the
night before, thai, II Congress persists in its refusal TO
grant the supplies to carry on the war, the President will
appeal from that body to the people, upon this great
question
The President if he makes the appeal, will find that
the people will do every thing for their country and but
precious little for Mr.. Polk.
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The DEMOCRATIC PRINCIPLE. An Irishman, being
about 10 JOIN company in Lawrenceburg Ind forming
to go South, was questioned by one of the officers -
"ei' sr' when you get into battle will you fight or
run y An failh," replied the Hibernian, III be at
ter dom majority NV We does.
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FAIR!

The Young Ladies of the Classical and English
High School will hold FAIR at the WEST Town HALL
throughout the DAY AND EVENING of WEDNESDAY
NEXT, Jan 1Sth the proceeds which will be for the
benefit ofthe School, TicketsI2i Children under IL
half price. Season Tickets 25 cts. Jan. u
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Cotton Machinery for Sale,

- ECENTLY used in the manufacture of No. so Printing
~ Cloths, and now good running order consisting of
Flicker, Wilton & Sons make--20 Cards-9 Breakers
u Finlshers--l Doubler-l Drawing France Taunton
Speeders, 10 heads eachl6 Spinning Frames 1900 live
spindes2 pair Mules Of 4S6 and one of SIG spndes
! Warper-2 Dressers-6 Looms-1 Cylinder and Dofer
Grinders, with all other articles used in Cotton Mills
II may be examined any time on application Mr.
SILAs DINsmORE So Main Worcester For further par
iculars inquire Of s. b. HOLBROOK Holden.
Dec 26. d3taw wtf52
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STATEMENT


or Receipts and Expenditures OF the County of Wor-
" cester from December 81 1S45 TO December 81 1885,
RECEIVED.
The County Tax for 1885, $4,000 90
Fees OF the Clerk, sol 10
Fees for retail licenses, 90
Fees for Peders' licenses sell in The County of
Worcester. pa 90
ofthe Treasurer of the Commonwealth for the
support of Lunatics, 1!6 10
Money borrowed for the use of the County, 10000 90
Balance in the Treasury Dec. 81, 1916, 304 81
sos,Os4 OF
County Commissioners for their services, Sl74s 80
Printers for publishing notice. &c. 81 IS
services rendered by orGer Of the Co. Commits
si0neTs, AZ Sc
Refreshments furnished Jurors by order Of Court Is AZ
Clerk OF the Courts for services and disburse-
ments, 167 26
Sheriff and his Deputies for their attendance on
the Courts &c. 1884 Is
Crier for stationery for the Courts and his atten-
dance, s79 10
Record Books and Blanks for public Offices Sal 81
Auditors Of Commissioners accounts, &c. 81 90
Fuel for the Courts and public Offices, S73 %
Messenger for taking of the Court Houses 2S9 OIL
Underkeeper OF the Jail and House of Correc-
ton, for his services, and disbursements by or.
der of the County Commissioners, and for
boarding convicts and furnishing clothing for
them required by law, 2554 SIS
Overseer5 OF the House of Correction, 100 90
Damages persons injured by laying roads, 526 80
Compensation to towns for making roads, 500 90
Coroners for iRqustons bodies found dead 1877 43
Physician for attendance the sick in prison. Y 90
Constables for serving and returning venres, S24 II
Jurors for their travel and attendance, $50 u
On account of finishing the New Court House, 2252 6
Repairs on the Old Court House, 2.eSs se
One thfd costs in criminal prosecutions, 1886 81
Principal and interest of money borrowed by
order of the Commissioners, 1865 e
Treasurer for his services, 500 0C
Balance in the Treasury Dec 81 1916, I,Ol5 q
sSa,Os4 0;
WILLIAM CRAWFORD,
Chairman of the County Commissioners.
ANTHONY CHASE,
Dec 81, 1876. ] County Treasurer.
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PRESIDENT ADAMS. 1t gives us great pleasure,
says the Boston Telegraph, to learn that the Hon. John
Quincy Adams is making rapid progress in recovery
from his recent serious attack of paralysis, and that he
has been able to ride out for several days.
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Fiction The Burlington Free Press informs its
readers that having published Dombey and Son and the
Presidents Message he ought TO be excused giving any
more fiction for the present
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PALM LEAF HAT PRESSING We stepped
into one of the palm leaf hat finishing shops the
other day and could not but wonder at the nice
adaptation OF the machinery to the work it was to
do, and at the progress that had been made with
in few years 1t is but few years since everv
hat was pressed by hand with tailor's goose.
lever was soon added to that and the oInvention''
was kept profound secret for some time. A
machine for turningsthe hat crank soon came about
and from that day, to this Improvements have
been made. By the first process man used to
press an hundred hats in day. In the shop we
visited, ten machines, carried by water power and
tended by two men and boy, would turn off in
"a hours nine thousand hats. They are now run
day and night, by change of hands The pack
ing, bleaching, sorting, boxing, marking and other
operations make busy shop oft. Few are aware
of the extent of this business. million and
half dozens of hats are annually finished and sent
to market from this town. The splitting shops,
mattress and curling shops turn out a large
amount of business, beside.-BGrre Gazette
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TASTE. 1t is said that General Houston, Senator
from lexas moves about in the Capitol, and excites the
admiration OF strangers by the singular costume which
ne has adopted that of Mexican blanket thrown over
his shoulders
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Furniture Ware Rooms,
Eft RE .0pENTEn IE7

IuT hE-UF EWEU. I5T
TNHE subscriber having purchased the stock belonging
the Estate OF MOVES LONG, has opened the
sive Ware Rooms at l57 MAIN STREET, and made large
additions to their former assortment and respectfully
licits share of patronage.
Having Mandatory here, and also extensive Ware
Rooms in Boston, he feels confident that he shall be abe
to offer the citizens Worcester aud vicinity every de-
scrption of FURNITURE at lower prices FOR CASH,
than have been sold heretofore.
He will at all times make to order short notice. such
articles of Furniture may be needed.
lie intends keep hand such assortment as shall
purchasers the unnecessary expense of making jour
ney TO Boston elsewhere and hopes that all will call at
his Ware Rooms before purchasing and satisfy themselves
that what is above stated is strictly true.
Worcester, Sept Is. dwtf JOSEPH BUCKLEY.
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~ The Locofoco editors are shouting for ioy
that the Massachusetts, Regiment is full. They
probably think that they shall now have an ex-
cuse to give for not enlisting Cour.
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LADIES OF WORCESTER,

III H. DAYTON presents his respects to the
Il residents of Worcester and vicinity, and invites
their attention to his NEW SALOON fitted with the ut
most care and taste expressly for their accommodation
OYSTERS serve! in any style desired Hot COFFEE,
TEA. PIES, CAKE &c served in separate apartments.
II. H. D. intends conducting his Establishment in lyle
suitable TO the wants Of the public and asks that they
favor him with their patronage.
II Families sup lied with Oysters and Cake; PARTIES
Balls, &C., with ICE CREAM.
ii. III. DAYTON WALDO BLOCK
First Store north of the Peoples.
Worcester, Dec 81. dyvtf
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Worcester and Nashua Rail Road,

PROPOSALS for furnishing CROss-TIES, TIMBER,
SILLS and PLANK for the construction of said Road
will be received the Office in Observation-Disclosures and
Specifications of which may be had on application to
JOSEPH F. MILLER, Esq. Chief Engineer or either of the
following named Gentlemen
ELI w. HoLBRooK, Esq, West Boylston-JAcoB FISH
Err, Esq, Lancaster-J. T. WHITcomB, Esq Harvard
N P. SMITH, Esq. ,Groton-AsA F. LAWRENCE ESQ. Pep
perell-THoMAs W.GILLIs, Esq, Nashua.
WIN. A. WHEELER, Agent,
Worcester, Dec Is46. epS.eoptf so w. &N.R. R. Co.
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FULLY EMPLOYED. correspondent of Loudon
paper writing from Caemafvon, Wales, mentions hav-
ing passed, during promenade, surdy-Iookng DAME
who was knitting stockings, had load OF wood on her
head, child lied her back, and cudge under her
arm, with which she driving four cows before her.
Nor was her tongue idle, for she scoded the COWS in
Welsh If they dared swerve from the path she meant
them to pursue.
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DRAWING.

DRAWING.
HENRY WOODWARD respectfully gives notice, that
A he is prepared to give instruction in Lead Pencil and
Crayon Drawing and Painting in Water Colors al bis
Room No. 1856 MAIN ST. For terms please inquire at the
Room. dtt Worcester, Jan 2.
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NJ II will be seen by notice, in this paper that the
Young ladies Of the Classical and High School hold
Fair, during this day and evening" at the West Town
Hall for the benefit Of SAID school, We told that
the variety and quality of the articles for sale, very
credable to the industry and skill Of the young ladies,
and hope that the citizens of the town will generously
second their efforts, and thus encourage their onward
progress for the future. refrehment table IS provided
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STEAM GRIST MILL.
Wachusett Hotel Princeton, Mass.
4 n,rEN

z
Ia TTVHIS well known Establishment is offered for
fn rent The present lease expires April LIST, Is47
M and possession will be given at within that time
il application Is made TO the sabccriber.
Princeton Dec Is. WARD N. BOYLSTON.