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Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1847-12-16
AAEIRSsp HAglz11O1rS 8
= HATS!

TuNHE subscribers announce to the public.
Il that they have Just flushed and have
for sale. large assortment of BEAVER.
MOLE SKIN AND NUfIAA HATS, Of
the latest styles, and embracing every variety
Of quality and price. They xre made of the
best materials and III the most substantial
manner They will be sold as chesp as they
can purchased elsewhere, either for Cash Or
country produce. sse es4ssa s@.sss
nTCail at the sign Of the Big HAT, few
doors north Of Welsh's Hotel, and nearly op-
posite the Sentinel Office. 1881 igsss08
KEEPER & CLlNEDlNST.
woodstock. Sept Is, AT.
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large number of new members, viz:
eight in the Senate and sixty-seven in
the House. There are many young
men in the Legislature, which, on the
whole, presents a striking and highly
respectable appearance. We wish
'he:n pleasan, and suspicious session
and that all their talents and atten-
ton may be devoted 10 the best inter-
ests Of the State. - Enquirer.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1847-12-16
CANCERS CURED!

YgyHE subscriber. living near Highland
Il Court House. Ma, would state 10 the
public, that he has been very successful INC"
ring or removing cancers Those WHO are
Thus :afi ctetl are invited to c..llNon han u,
his mode of treatment. cancers cit moderate
SIZE are taken out or extracted ~ n'ne or
twelve DAYS from the application Of his med,
icines Charges moderate Letters prompt.
ly replied to. J. I. ~ BAlEK.
August 26 ~ yetpt5 a
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CONGRESSIONAL.

After the calling Of the roll by the
Clerk, on Monday, the House of Reps.
proceeded to elect speaker. Mr..
WINTHROP, of Mass. was duly elected
on the second ballot.
After long debate on Thursday,
upon the resolutions offered by Mr.
PETIT, that chaplains should be paid
by the members out of their private
funds; and some discussion relative 10
:he appointment of standing commit
tees, &C., the House adjourned, with :
ouI definitely acting upon any subject.
In the Senate, after the usual for
mal,ies, the message ofthe President
was read, and, on motion of Mr.. AL
Ken, twenty thousand copies of it were
ordered to be printed.
Messrs. Calhoun, Clayton, Colqui,t,
Pearce, Baldwin, and Niles appeared
in their seats to-day.
III tHe iIOHSo, tut cicCllOH vi Afelk
took place. The candidates were Nj.
L. j. Campbell, of Tennessee; Mr..
b. 3. French, Of New Hampshire, the
late incumbent; and Mr.. l.. Gouver-
neur, of New York. Mr.. Campbell
received one hundred and thirteen
votes; Mr.. French one hundred and
nine; Mr.. Gouverneur, one; and the
first named gentleman was according
ly elected. - Union, Dec. 7.
The Senate had short session to-
day, occupied in its routine business.
In the House the drawing for seats
and election O. sergeant arms, post
master, and doorkeeper occupied the
greater portion of the session. Mr..
N. Sargent was elected 10 the office of
sergeant at arms, and Mr.. r. F.. Hor-
ner to that of door-keeper. Mr.. John
son was reelected postmaster Un-
ion, Dec. 8.
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Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1847-12-16
WORMS!-WORMS.!
WORMS WORMS!
Oleum Chenopodii Compositum,
Safe, Efficient and Unriyalled
WEIR HUGE.

TEyESTIMONIAI.S of the highest and most
IL satisfactory character. Of the sgtety ami
efficiency Of this unriya'led preparation are
daily furnished, but as, when published, they
are rarely read, we forbear giving them pub.
licitv, believing that its intrinsic value WIN
prove it's highest recommendation. Let the
following suffice 80
have used the above named preparation
in nv practice verv extensively, and recom>
mend i, as a vermifuge OF extraordinary viz
tues. ]. CLARY, NJ D., Harrisonburg, Va.
The vermituge is prepared upon strictly
c;entiic principles. and Of the purest mgre.
dents, all possessing acknowledged anthei.
mint,c virtues. TRY II! and be satisfied
Of its virtues.
Prepared ane sold wholesale and retail ~
O. C. STERLING & Co. Druggists, Harrson-
burg. Va.
The above matchless ..Vermkugs can be
had 1T the following places-
DR. John G Schmist, Woodstock -Machr
& Miller, S,rasburg-J K Strayer y CO. New
Market-R NJ Conn. Mt Jackso''-R Miller
Ednhurg-Ilickle & isinker. Mifl Greek
Chas M.unaer, Mouress Store-F Il litteIt
Fores,ville-IIeller & Brother. Saumvllie and
TOMS nrook-N asAuscl man g Co. MaureF-
town Price 25 cts. June l7-Sm.4.
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Married,

On the 2lst ult. BY Elder l.. w. n.
Barton, Mr.. ADAM HOTEL, to MISS
ELIZABETH Bowers, all of this coun.
~.
On the 9Th inst, by the same, in
Hardy county, Mr.. SAMUEL MYERS,
to Miss SARAH ANN HELsEL.
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oSe.y g'am.
q ARRIVAL OF NEW
Fall s. Winter. Goods

TIME undersigned. having purchased vaj
n S. mixers entire stock Of Goods. have,
The pleasure Of announcing To thei: friends
that in addition to his. The, have just received
A Splendid Assortment Of New anu
Fashionable Goods,
Embracing every style and quality. The,
would particularly invite the attention OF the
ladies to the unrivaled selection of Diess and
Fancy Goods which they offer. IN this De
partment it is their deter niinatien To present
attractions to their fair friends which shall
not he surpassed in amy essential particular
And fo: gentlemen the. have most ample
supply of fine and subs, altial goods. Also,
very description OF
Groceries, Medicines, Drugs, Hayd-
acnre, Queenstoare, Boots, Shoes, etc.
Great bargains will be sold at our establish
nent for cash, or TO runctual dealers on s'A
months TINS County produce taken in ex>
change ioi goods AZ market prices
CLOVER s. GOLLADAY.
Oct 81, '41-v
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BRANCH OF
Baltimore Clothing Store,
p ADJOINING THE PoST-oFFIcE, loUOoN STREET,
WINCHESTER. VA,

~ =. STRAUS & co. reePecf'
= fully acq'talnt the citizens OF VIM
chester and surrounding country. that they
have opened a branch of their REABY
M.aDE CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT,
where may be found wearing apparel Of eve
~ kind, made u? in the latest and most fash.
ionaDle style. which they will sell lower than
the same kind Of Goods can be purchased for
in any city in the Union. Call and judge for
yourselves. The patronage of the public is
solicited. [Oct % 3mUJSs.
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COLUMBIA FURNACE
For Rent.

FDUBsU ANT TO a decree of the Circuit
II Superior Court Of Law and CHANGER,
for Shenandoah, in a suit therein pending be
tween The Bank of Washington, plaintiff and
George F. IIupp & others, de PENDANTS, shall,
on Saturday The 1871 dag Of December mert,
upon the premises, proceed to rent at public
renting. to the highest bidder,t that well known
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1847-12-16

He is now on the farm of the vSINEA
senior partner Martin +. M'ley,l sNz.MA,
where he car be seen at any time. -
That the public may have some idea Of the
superiority of the Cotswold over the SaseP
known in this county, they will state tina;
some of the most indifferent OF those raised
by NJ Ware were hutclerrd in Washington,
last spring, by Air Otterback. which weighed
rs follows: Two years old, 229, 227, &C.; one
year old, 1888. 'lo9. &c..
Those who may wisl, to improve their stock
can. do it on the following terms-For every
lamb, 81 so, OF every third lamb, as nslivid-
ua!s may prefer. For further particulars call
upon the subscribers. abon, four niles west
OF Woodstock. Mll.EY 4 RHODES.
Aug 20
The following receipt will speak for itself:
Received, August 5. 1847. OF MIR. Martin F.
Miiey, of Shenandoah county, the sam OF one.
hundred dollars, for his choice of my Dung
bucks one wear old the spring of 1877
weighing at that time l think 220 lbs. to the
best of my rs collection. having wti ,hed him
then with care-he is high and pure bred OF
tie Co,swold Creesi-hred by me-hs sire
was raised by me, and his parents were mn
ported-his dam was also imported. s9r8
JOSIAH WM. WARE
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TAVERN PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

TEVIIE subscriber offers for sale, upon &C
IL commodlating terms, the AzzA
fBRICK TAVERN, i711@.
in the town OF Woodstock, now Hi
in the occupancy of Mrs. Miller, ksS
and formerly owned by Samuel Rnker. Any
information relative to the property, &c. will
be given by James 6. Fravel, Esq. in person,
in Woodstock, Or by myself in Moorefield,
Hardy county, Va. Possession giventhe first
Of March, lS48. j. ". r. ALLEN.
November IL, l847-tf
GTWinchester Republican i,,sert If.
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winds Of heaven. Man is born with a
love of liberty-to pursue happiness;
and as the happiness Of one indiv1dual,I
or Of one class, is necessarily, to a
great extent, dependent upon that Of
another, if left in the rnrestrained ant
lawful exercise Of the functions of d
freeman, 'the happiness and TIE pros
perity of one is linked with, and insep-
arabic from, that Of the whole. There
is unity of sympathy, a unity Of pur-
pose, and a unity of sentiment, in a
true republican confederacy, which for
bid the idea of mutual destruction of
decentralization.
Newspaper Postage. We are hap
py TO see that the subject of newspa-
per postage has been introduced thus
early in the session of Congress. Mr..
BRoDHEAD gave notice, on Thursday,
in The House of Reps, "of his intention
to introduce bill to repeal so much of
the Post Office act of the 3D. March,
1917, as authorizes charge for post
enente. newspapers Conveyed an the
mail, ncitAin thirty miles Of the place
of publication" We hope that the
law of 1916 may be restored. AS the
law now is, country papers are not on
an equal footing with the cheap city
papers.
49,
Our neighbors Of the Rockingham Register
wish TO know whether we are dead and
say that they have not received copy of our
paper for several weeks past. Well, friends,
it wasn't that awful last bomb from your mex!
door neighbours office, that knocked US in the
middle of last week'-we were having our
sanctum plas.cred and had to 'vaca,e' by the
space of ten days-that's all.
-eSe-
GovERkoR's MEssAGB.-Owing to the great
length of this document. s. the impossibility of
getting both that and the Presidents message
On the same sheet, we are compelled TO lay the
former over until next week.
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Pat .4uay your Small Sheep, and Make Way
FOR THE
OWp@WWLDe

desirous of introducing am
- onr the farmers Of Shenandoah county a
stock Of Sheep, in every respect superior 10
the present Indifferent race, the subscribers
are nanny to ANNOUNCE that they recently
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1847-12-16
r. M. WYNKOOP

You may publish this, lfyou please.
| have become so disguised with what
have seen, that ] have no care for the
consequences which this kind of truth
may produce.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1847-12-16

purchased very fine BUCK
Of the COTSWOLD BREED
He is now on the farm of the
senior partner Martin +. Mlley.l
where he car he seen at any time.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1847-12-16

supporters. II there is any reason
which illprevent General Scott from
effecting an honorable peace, comman-
ding, as he does, the whole city Of the
Aztecs, with his powerful battery, IT
is THE SPIRIT OF TREASON which ] so
nnhesiiahngly say is promulgtd by the
leading wing journals at home. In a
sor,ie upon some ladrones of Jalapa, a
short time since, possessed my self of
all the late newspapers published in
that place: and upon examining them,
| find that, in that place, same as IN
The city Of Mexico, the strongest argn-
ments published against our army are
selections from whig papers in the Uni
ted States. | send you late copy of
the ssBole,in de Noticias," in which
you will perceive that the first article
is an extract from the National lntelli-
gencer. Your friend,
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Oct.7. 1917.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-04-01
from The Alblny Argus ofMonday)

THE RECENT SToRM.-The storm which COM
menced here in the afternoon OF Friday, and con-
tinued without ntermission for period of twenty
four hours, has extended itself far and wide, and
in some parts has wasted itself in fall of snow,
aud in this section Of the country, in quantity
somewhat unprecedented for this late period OF
the season. 1t is lying now in our streets foot
in depth.
The Eastern train left Boston at the usual hour
on Saturday morning, and was delayed at Spring
field until the arrival there of the train from this
city at 8 l-2 p. M. The train then left Spring.
field and at Chester factories hitched on second
engine, with which it proceeded across the noun
tains at goo speed, until Hinsdale, when
the forward engine was thrown off the track by a
snow DRIFT, but it fortunately got far enough out
OF the way to allow the train to pass on to Pitts
field
At that place, three engines were attached to
the train, and the increasing depth Of the snow
requiring more power, shortly after passing the
state line, three more locomotives were attached,
making six in all, with which they reached East
Albany depot at yesterday Sunday morning.
from the National Iaeitigencer Of AIonday)
The late storm, which commenced on Friday
night, and continued with much violence ON Sat
urday morning, has done much damage in this
city and vicinity TO unfinished buildings, trail ene-
ments, garden fences, &C., Several trees have
been torn up by the roots, and walls have been
thrown down. On Saturday morning portion OF
the brick cornice in front of Odd Fellows Hall
upon the side pavement Seventh street with
tremendous crash. 1t happened fortunately that
no person was near at the time, or some lives
might have been lost
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month and learn your duty, than take hasty
step and bring tears and repentance to dying
day. How many lost man might have been
saved, had he listened TO an inward monitor and
resisted the first inclination to deviate from The
holy path of rectitude. See far away before you
aud on eiihar side, the ground whitened with the
bones and sinews of millions who have persisted
ignobly in the march of life. They resisted the
spirit OF truth, and fell. They trusted to them
selves and sunk at the onset. Take warning by
them Could their bones live, breathe, and speak
how earnestly would they appeal to you. They
would compel you, as it were, to pursue virtu-
Gus course, that your end might be joyous and
not degraded.
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FURNISHING GOODS,

i am now Receiving from Manufacturers
CARPETS, beautiful patterns RUGS STAIR
" CARPETS, MATING, OIL CLOTHS.
FEATHERS, very superior article warrant
ed pure.
SHEETINGS,-all the most approved makes,
from to 8 yards wide.
LINEN SHEETlNGS, all widths, comprising
some ofthe celebrated Barnsey" goods the best
TICKINGS, all the best makes, at manutactur-
prices.
TABLE LINENS, all sizes and styles, from
the commones Brown Table Cover the finest Il and
and 1874 Double Damask Cloths.
Embossed Table and Piano Covers of the best
quality, at wholesale prices.
Lancaster and MarseilIes QUILTS, all sizes
and qualities.
Birds Eye Towelling, Doylies, Napkins.
Huckerbuck and common Diapers, CORD Table
Covers AMI Plaid Tea Cloths and in fact every other
tcle of Furnishing Goods, usually found in Ware House
Of this description.
The above Goods all of my selection, may
be relied of the very best quality All articles
ranted to prove represented and Cheap they
be bought in New England.
Purchasers in want of GOOD ARTICLES will find
many Goods in this Stock of better quality than be
found elsewhere, and respectfully invited to examine
the Goods.
HENRY H. CHAMBERLIN.
Worcester, March 81 dw
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts.


At meeting Of the County Commissioners, begun and
holden at Worcester, within and for the County of Wor
cesier, on the fourth Tuesday of March, d. ie47:
On the petition aforesaid ordered that notice be given
TO all persons and Corporations interested therein that
said Commissioners will the Valley Hotel in said
West Boylston Wednesday, the ttoenty eighth day of
Aprt nert, at two of the clock in the afternoon pub
fishing an attested copy of said Petition this Order
thereon, in the Daily Spy, newspaper printed said
Worcester three weeks successfully the last publication
To be fourteen days at least before the said twenty tn
day OF April next
And it is further ordered that the Sheriff said County
or his Deputy serve the Town Clerk OF the said OF
Yves, Boyston with attested copy of said Petition and
Order, thirty days, at least and also post up atesed
copy thereof in two public places in said of West
Boyston fourteen days, least before The said twenty
eighth lay OF April next; which and place the
said Commissioners will proceed view he route set
forth in said Petition hear all persons and corporations
interested therein who may then and there desire 10 be
heard thereon and if they shall adidge that the prayer of
said Petition ought to be grated then lay out locate
and establish town way the above described
and to all such damages any person corpora
on may sustain by the location and construction Of the
town way aforesaid
Attest, JOS. G. KENDALL, Clerk.
Copy Of the Petition and OF the Order of iheTeBn
MID Attest, JOS G. KENDALL Clerk.
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WORCESTER. IS.

WORCESTER, IS. March II, ID. 1917.
To CHARLES D. BOWMAN, of Oxford, in said County,
Esquire, Greeting
VOU having been duly appointed Assignee OF the
Il Estate of LARKIN d. NEWTON, Of Oxford, in
said County, yeoman, nsolvent debtor, hereby
required TO give notice thereof and also give notice
that the second meeting of the creditors of said New
ton will be holden at my office in Worcester, in
said County, the tenth day of april merit, al len
O'Clock in the forenoon when and where they prove
further debts against the said Newton, and also show
cause why certificate of discharge shall not be granted
to him. And you will serve this notice by publishing
an atested copy of this order in the Daily Spy
paper published at Worcester aoresad six times before
the day of said meeting, and by giving written notice
by mail or otherwise to all known creditors of said
Newton And you to make return of this order
with your doings thereon the time and place said
meeting. CHAS. w. HARTSHORN,
copy. Master in Chancery.
M30d6t Attest, CHAs. ID. BOWMAN, Assignee.
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Messenger's Mnfice.

WORCESTER SIS March 26 1847
HENRY CHAPLIN, Esq, Master in Chancery with
LIN and for the County of Worcester has this day is
suea warrant against the estate OF JAMES r. YOUNG
o. oouthoTldge, III said County, mechanic, lnsolvent
DEBTOR ana the pay ment Of Debts the delivery
oil any property belonging to said nsovent debtor to
hm or LOT his use and the transfer of any property by
him. are forbidden By law.
The first meeting OF the creditors OF said debtor will
be holden at the office of Newton & Chaplin at Wor-
cester, in said County, the fifteenth day of 1pru
neat; at ten o'clock in the forenoon the proo OF
debts, and the choice of an assignee assignees
M29d6t ANDREW F. AMMIDOWN ID, Sheriff
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To the Honorable Board Of County Com

misslonefs Tor the County Of Worcester.
THE petition Of the undersigned, inhabitants the town
of West 30 ston. respectfully represents, that the
undersigned, with others, the sixteenth day OF Marcn
A l847, by their petition in writing of that date re-
quesed the Selectmen of said of West Boyston to
Jay out town in said of West Boyst0n as fol-
ows beginning near pine tree, the easterly side of
the road the house of Eli w Hobrook in said town.
thence IN an southeastery direction crossing the County
road leading from the house of Charles Morse Beamans
Bridge, Called thence the road near the
Brimhsll place. called
And your petitioners further represent that said Select
men nave unreasonably refused lay said way
wherefore your petitioners pray Honorable Board
after ue notice, to lay said way over the route
said and do whatever the premises NAV be
required by law E. M. HOSMER, and Others
West Boylston, March Is. 1877.
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Messenger,s Notice.

WORCESTER, IS. March 26, ls47.
HENRY CHAPLIN, ESQ., Master in Chancery within
and for the County of Worcester has this day issued
Warrant against the Estate of AUGUSTUS CARLTON
OF Shton, IN said County, yeoman nsovent debtor,
and the payment Of any debts the delivery OF any
property belonging to said insoven debtor, him or
forbidden by law.
The first meeting of the creditors of said debtor will
be holden at the office of SAID Master in Worcester
said County, the thirteenth day of april nert at niue
O'Clock III the forenoon for the proof of debts and
choice Of an assignee assgnees.
M29d6t GEO. JONES. d. Sheriff.
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SHAWLS-SHAWI.S.

+ AM this week opening several hundred Shawls com
l. prisng every desirable style in Among others
Beautiful Embroidered Grape Shawls, the most
fashionable article worn
Rich Cashmere Long Shaws, beautiful as
sortment Of neo styles, comprising as handsome
Shawls for - dollars were sold for 1926.
Handsome All-wool Square Shawls, from to
p dollars, warranted IS per cent cheaper than can be
bought at retail in FORESTER Boston, Netc York
Fine wool centre Brocha Cashmere ShawIs for
doars-a very handsome serviceable Shawl.
Rich Black Glaze, Velour Ottoman, and Satin
shawls all prices from 90 dollars comprising some
richer goods than are offered elsewhere this town.
Handsome Plaid Long Shawls, from 81 to SIS,
fashionable article for young ladies.
Shetland, Hermann, Sewing Silk, Zephyr Bar
rage and other styles SUMNER SHAwLs in great
variety.
have been for the last 70 years extensively engaged in
the SHAWL TRADE and, being by the largest Shayf
dealer in Worcester Selling DO all the other
Stores in Forester enabled purchase of the I'm
porters in larger quantities. consequently CAN SELL
MUCH CHEAPER, well as offer more extensive as
sortment than other Stores.
All purchasers are invited to satisfy themselves
c the OF this assertion BY examining nv
stock after locking elsewhere.
HENRY H. CHAMBERLAIN.
Worcester, March "a. dw
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Cotton MACHINERY for Sale,

=
d ECENTLY used in the manufacture of No 80 Printing
Az Cloths and now in good running ORDER consisting of
Picker, Wilton & Sons make--20 Cards-9 Breakers
II Fini>hers-l Donbler-l Drawing Frame-2 Taunton
Speeders, 10 heads eachl9 Spinning Frames, 1900 live
spindes2 pair Mules, of one II suindles-
Warper-2 Dressers-6 Looms-l Cylinder and DofeF
Grinders with all other articles used in Cotton Mills
1t may be examined at any time application 10 Mr.
sILAs DlNsMoRE SO Main ST. Forester For further par
tieuiars inquire Of b. HOLBROOK, Hidden
Dec 70. dStaW wif52
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IL A young officer Of the volunteers, in allu-
sion to the small size of the barracks, compared
them to nutsheLfs on which wag congratu.
lates him with the prospect that by living in
nutshell, he might attain to the rank of kernel,
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POSTSCR;Pr.

Having engaged the services OF Mr. VIM. GOES.
long and favoraby known the citizens of Worcester
as superior BooT MAKER shall continue the manufac
ture OF CUSTOM BOOTS, as heretofore. continuation
oil avors IN ths branch of business is respectfully soce
REPAIRING done by first rate worknen at Short notics
and in sly not to be surpassed if it be equaled by any
others in town. CIIAS. B. ROBINS
w orcester, March 81. dbtw4t 22i Main