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Washington telegraph., 1847-08-18

hlLroS.-When Milton was going To
81. Paurs school in London, at one ai the
pubic examinations. the subject Tor paeli.
cal composition happened 10 he on our Sg.
rieuf', first miracle, The turning of water
inin wine At the marriage faasi. Folio,
Hsfe written aud handrd in IN the .uhjeri.
When il came to Millions turn 10 hand in
his poem, from which not much was e1pec.
tel. be mefel y wrote on slate one line;
The conscious water saw is God. and blashed
Tue Judges looked nj each uibcr IN aston.
mrnl-lhe laeonic heau'y Of the line and
simple sublimily OF the idea. werc so slrit
ins. Alter besiosiae eneomiums upon The
mnfe elaborate productions, according to
their merits. they awarded the prize to the
liluna bard ul paradise Lost.
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-18
Y ALL ABLE pROPErY
Or ALE

q 81 accommodating Terms The Plantation
~ nov cultivated by him n Hampstead
<asS.s county, Ark, containing upgatls Of
thirteen hundred aeres, three hundred aud CIV of
which n in a high state Of cultivation. There are
On lhe pfenisrs good stables. eafn.rT.bs, nrrfo
hen,f', egmloItahe dwelling house. kitchen,
sihehe nom, line Fin house aud press aud other
aeees ai4 building. all Of which arg new aud In
tne order The lfaei q land Is finely waierel
by wells ani fpHlss, and is well ada5,ed 10 ths
culture Of aoiion aud small grain THIS place i
fegaldrd as one Of the most healthy and daslrubia
locations IN the southern part Of Afsansaz.
Also tn tract u land siualfl in Pc county.
All, at the efusnH Of the iaiila Mlssauf rive.
on On The Military road lHading ffan lsuls Rock to
y washington containing upWafaz Of iaHf hundred
a1isa Ihafa arc upwards Of one hundred aul
my acres ai this tract Improved Taafa 4
latse Two Anf dwelling hauaa on tlis tract.
laa-y -yaidi TN apple and peach ofolsrl, fine srp#
Nalfr aud ferry across the LATHE Hs-ouf
Hfef whieh yields a Handsome nrnfi annually.
ihi' place Z considered one Of the best location.
iei pnhiie hansc aud stock farm in the State.
! ~il als9 sgl my present residence adjoining
The town Of Washington. Tbla place Is hand.
samey improved, aud is situated upon tact Of
land containing th.Hy acres 1hsre Is on thi.
Piaee a iaife aud eomnedioas dwelling house,
iheieni naefo honses, oorn.efih. stable. carriage
heasr aud other neeesary buildings. which makes
II one o. The most comfortable aud convenient
hae,s lpi iamuy Residence in the sininily Of
washington There IS also 20 aefcs Of excellent
wood laad near This place which wall be zald with
It II des.fedt Also the hause aud lots m the town
o. Washington lately owned and occupied by the
Hon Daniel T. Mulcr, and at present usrd and
occupied By me rs aw office. The Whole Of
Tue above property will be drposed of On ilie most
reasonable terms for cash OF exchanged for vung
negroes.
GRANDSON D ROYSTuN.
Washington, Ark, MAY q, s47.aG-In.
u The Banner and Democrat will p',a-e copy
oho moh'h' g. u. r.
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-18

Jean Paul says, "Lovers kncel to their
mistresses, but only as hunlsmen kneel, TO
bring down their prey more surely"
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-18
ES6I.dtTGgg.

Knives mud forks, elivIng and butcher kuircsi
pocket and pfu knives, scieon, shear. rnlorr.
braces and bits. singing hacbels, shoe and NAH
hammers, drawing knives, handsaws, gin, mill and
bastard files, horse msps, iimcr and socket chs.
tei, single aud double PLAIN Its foot ndscs, cup.
hoard. I'll, chest. French. pad, plate, rim and
carpenters knob locks, fnl and percussion locks,
round aud ilii spring bolts, shoe pincefs, sheep
sleurs, knob lulohes, door handles, snliors spring
t1lanccs lrliana and iron taLls and tea spoons.
brls, plated anl iron fi.uups, spurs, scrow.driyers,
bullet mouds. brass and black coffin nails, violin
strings gmbIels, percussion caps, corAscrcWs fish
hooks aud lines. cabels, prggug and sewing avis.
brass clndlcs'rke, hand cut aud ieuent saws.
shogels sud tongs, y he blades and siokles.
smoothing, fore, jack mud jsinicr planes. Eooi
and cotton cards, MANILA aud cotton rupc, plo-
lines, and bed cords, Collins axes, broad axes,
augrrs' parliament hinges, butts and screws, coffee
mills hooka and hinges, lroes wagon boxes, wallis
lrons' straw knives, grass Hnd cane sythcs, Carc.
lima custstecl nnd gubbng hoes, sad IRONS, urind
stones, OK and trace chains, nails aud bfad8 Of al!
sizes, fhoycli spades, patent balances, Stoves.
garden rakes, Try pans, piow moulds, iron Of all
kinds, EnElih, German, aud cast steel, hollow
ware of all kinds and descriptions, such as ovens,
sklllets, pots aud kettles. Sc &c.
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-18

GETTING INTO rnE lllGu LArirrnE.-
The Portland Advertiser says: One Of thr
best jukes connected wilh tue President :
visit here, came III, We learn. At the Mar.
or, ropm, aud was "paprlialeda by Nj
Buchanan. The President euquired ol
the Mayor the latitude Of Portland. aud on
being informed, he turned 10 Nj. Buchanan
aud said-'ihis is farther north than W.
have ever been before. YES replied
Mr. Il but, with a smile on lis broad lace,
added hardly think, sir, we shall get to
81 10 this lime.n
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-18

The Newburypor Advertiser says that
'hc pay roll OF the cotton mills in that town,
for labor, exceeds one thousand dollars per
dnv.
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-18

SEIZURE OF WHALE sntrs.-Lctief.
have been received nj New lolk fiom Ria
Janeire, giving ininmaiibn of the seiE ne
Of several Of our whalrrs--one account
says lsc sbips-by the brazilian Govern.
meni. one ol thu vr.s,l.. in charge ai
brazilian officers; had arrived al Rio. We
have no other particulars Of the alleged
seizures, nor any suggestion Of the caasa
or moiise o'them. Ne should be glad 10
learn. from lhose in New lufl. Nio have
received this information. npon what ground
these seizures are Understand Ia have been
made.-NaliaaaI In,1LIlsenc-r.
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-18

Mf. Polk Is reported 10 have said ihat no
disabilities imposed upon Thomas W. Dorl
hyan Agerhe Legislature could diminish,
in any ocgrer. his respect for that distin.
gashei person, 1kIs I. very handsome
Of Mr. Folk, and the least lhai the "Gnyer
nor can do In r,lurn is to assure the Pres.
ideal that no pass which ho may give TO
any General 10 enter Mexico aud take com.
manl al the Mexican army, would diminish
his confidence in Mr.. Polk military char.
acter The mutual eslcem oil two such
illuslrious men is gratifying evidence Of
good feeling aud entire freedom liom envy.
Providence Journal.
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NOTICE.

IT. persons indebted 10 the estate of Jacob
u Dunlrd decd, arc requested to make i'm.
mediate payment
JOHN q. liIGHTOwER.
Adm de bonis non
nay 10, lsl7. 3i-a
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-18

Nous NERRoNs.-The Washington
Union Of Thursday last concludes an orli
Gle upon the recent election in New Iamp.
shire, with the remark, "bolh Maine and
New Hampshire are firm ana mistaken. "
It's readers might better appreciate the
force OF this remark, if the Union would
publish the resolutions oflhe Legislature Of
Maine and New Hampshire in favor of the
Wilmot Proviso.-Chnlestoa Mercury.
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-18

THE lluMANIziNa INFLUENCE OF
CLRASLtNEss.-A neat, clean, iresh.aired,
sweet, cheerful, well arranged, and we'll.
situated house exercises n moral, Us well
as physical influence over lis inmates, and
makes the members of family peacelblc
aud considetale Of the feelings aud happi.
ness Of each other. The connection Is oh.
yous between tho state ol mind thus pro.
dueed, and habits Of respects for others. aud
lor those higher duties and obligations
which no laws can enforce. On the con.
lraty, filthy, squalid, nosions dwelling,
rendered still more wfelched by lis moi.
sone site, aad in which none Of The decen
cies oil lie can be observed, contributes To
mal,r lis unfortunate Inhabitants selfish,
sensual and regardless Of eaeh other
The constant Indulgence Of such passions
renders them reckless and brutal and the
transition Is natural to propensiiiea and
habits Incompatible with respect for tho
property of others, or for the laws,
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-18
JOHN w. COCtE.
ITIORNEI m LlW.

wAniiNoroN, nEuTsrr,D COUNTY, ARKANSAS,
IA I'LL attend all the courts IN the 9Th Judicial
W circuit, and the f,dral court aud supreme
onH Of the State at ldulc Rock
Washington, Arks August %. 1871 3i-tf
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-18

A TEmmLE AocrpENT-flvE Gun,
nREN knlLEb.--A large lime stone fell
from near the top Of Coal llil, ahoyc Sligo
on Monday afternoon, In its decent il
rolled against frame school house, and in.
stanly killed i've children, besides wound.
ing three others, one Of whom ii is feared
may mol recover.
1t occurred during the school recess, and
the children were playina in The Yard, and
socng the rock rolling down il is supposed
they ran under tho house. which was Gle.
waited on the lower side ionr or five feet from
the ground, in order 10 escape the rolling
stone. The teacher Mf. Chiycfs, was the
only one in the housc nj the time the aeci.
dent occurred, and very narrowly escaped.
We simpalhi2e sincerely with The allie.
ted parents who have thus suddenly been
called upon 10 mum the premature deaths
OF Their little anes, IN event like tbs.
hurrying 50 many children from the very
midst oi their youthful spons Ia dea'h itsell.
aud from the play ground 10 the grave, Is
almost unoIamplrd Tor the prompincss ui
tho summons aud the sting il lraycs laf
those who moutn,-PiHs. Gas, 2lh.
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-18

Hope is butterfly and Imagination Loves
10 chase it from flower to flower.
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-18

stp Sleut ron MornrR.-Mcntion
was made last winter of the loss of little
boy, the son Of Mr. Daniel Wise. who lives
in Ponghkecpsie. n. \. Ilc was on the
ice with two or three other boys. but WHEN
they returned, be did not come with them.
nor were they able to tell. what had become
Of him. Nothing was ever heard Of him
until a few days since, when his body was
found in the gfass on the flats Of the river.
His mother who was oul sailing with some
other persons in a small boat, is said IA
have iifst discovered the remains Of her
little son. Ills skates we're slill On his
iccl, bis clothes upon lis body. anl hi, mil
tens sui upon his hands.-LoH. Courier.
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-18

Ma Cay Am TuG WmGs or MANY.
IANp.-.lhe National lnlelligfnerr ha.
frrciyed from Thomas Duckct, Esq., the
following letter from Mr.. Clay, which he
considers Justly The property Tie Wig.
ol Mutyland:'
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Real Estate Market,
Removed to I12 Broadtoay, front room, I'd Stor1

Removed to I12 Br0ddtoGy, front room, I'd story,
-. EXPRESS BUILDING. -
1919 4 Ill PERSONS who wish TO learn where 55,fA
4s-S n they can purchase good FARMS at lon 4tA.
prices in pleasant and healthy climate OF easy access and
convenient marketor who choose buy New LANDS,
Of the oeryrst quality, in the most desirable locatons at
less than half The Government prcesor any who want to
buy Water Power, with Mills or Manufactures; or Pine
Timber; Coal and Iron Mines in short Real Estate,
any description, situated any part of our country, will
please address to us request and we will furnish them
with copy of the American Real Estate Advertiser, con-
tanning Catalogue Of the property which have for sale,
with the locations and prices annexed Should par
uar information be desired by enclosing fee offs they
will command our services.
As specimen of lie bargains which offer, take the
following;
Brentvie the county and about 80 miles from Wash
ngton City, containing 1911 The land is productive;
500 valuable TIMBER the balance in cultivation,
with Dwelling house, and other improvements There
good market for the timber Occoqnan. Situated be-
tween the extremes OF North and South, the climate pre-
csely that which every should, il practicable Select
for the health and comfort of his family, and for his own
prosperity agricUlturst The only objection which
any has raised against purchasing this FARM has been
the price which low that they conclude the title must
be bad that something unseen must be the matter with
it. We will however give the purchaser guarantee, that
all is right, for two dollars
We have many Farms in the same region
For NEW LANDS Of the best quality, in New York,
Pennsy lvana Virginia, and Missouri, ask Fatty Cents
acre-n Tennessee TaoentyfUe cents an acre. These
lands in Tennessee situated in Perry oWest TenHes
The navgable of the ennesse River and
there no better lands or finer climate in the U states
Ia Lawrence Co.. Ohio have 200 of land, with
neXhaustibe wateT power, on Symmes Greek, at the
great tails miles the Ohio river in the great Iron
and Coal region of the south OF Ohio The improvements
of one large Flour Mill, saw Mills, Dwelling
Houses, &C This is unquestonaby one of the most
valuable locations for building Manufacturing City which
the West atfnrds--Price $4,000
We have large of Pine Timbe Lands, an Iron and
Coal Lands STATES prices differing very little
from free giit, and such accommodating TERMS that
erterprisng may to themselves prncely for
in short time.
he quantity OF Real Estate which we sale, is
almost unlimited. We want purchasers Those who want
purchase themselves and their posteriy
aeahf1 pleasant and happy home, will do well to come
and see For further particulars inquire of JOHN MILTON
EARLE, Worcester, or Of A. BUFFUM CO.,
Nav Is. II KeW York.
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New Iron Store.

NO. 10 MIN SI,REEI, WORCESTER.
RICHARDSON, LORING & co. have on
hand and for sae-Cheap for cGsh-English, Refined
Bank., Old Sable, Norway sweedes, and Band Il ON.
Best Norway RODS, Old Sable and Sweeds shapes-Ul.
ster H00PS-BEST CAST STEEL, SdndeySon's,
Navlors', AMI Jessopstierman q Coach Spring STEEL
Also Russia and English Sheet Iron Grow BarsVces-.
r., II. & co. are Manufacturers Of Tin, Copper
and sheet Iron WARE upon the most reasonable terns
and nj short notice GParcular attention paid Fac
tory Work--,Tn Roofing Tin and Copper Fave Troughs.
STOVES Of all descriptions constantly for sale the
very lowest prices at the OLD STAND OIL. A. RICHARD
SON, few doors north ofthe Eagle Hotel,
Anil 90 u No. rs Main ST. Worcester.
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FORD'S RATING HOUSE,

NO. 2 Wilson's LANE, BOSTON,
EAS served at this Establishment all hours OF the
1TA and evening" to suit the of business
the stranger the nun OF leisure.
tail and various Bill OF Fare is presented every day
Sundays excepted comprising All the Meats and Vegeta
bies season, and RARE DISHES in advance of the
IL SUPPERS, DINNERS, and C0LLATIONS, for
Pubic Festivals Celebrations, Rural and Water Parties,
Military Compane, &c &c furnished in style and OF
quality adapted any OCCASION either in the city or out
t. the reasonable Wsters and Table tnr
nished order The ample provisions have been
inside Tor this business. Address the undersigned,
JOHN FORD, 2 Wilson'S Lane,
April l. 1886. IS BOSTON
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New England House,

NO. III BrOadWaY, nearly opposite wall street,
New York.
- TIVE above named house having undergone mate
E;A rial alterations and been fitted up in superior
,l''& manuer for Ladies and Gentlemen who may want
board will hereafter afford most desirable ac-
comnodaions all who may desire quetness and agree
able society," II strictly temperance house and located
in the immediate vicinity OF business. which makes ii
pheasant business The proprietor assures the
pubc and his friends that every exertion will he
used for their and merit continuance of the pat
renage he ALREADY received for which he very CRATE
fui N b. Price 81 - per day.
Ang. s. 1876. Sltf p WIGHT, Pronrietor.
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TBE PROTECTION ms. co.
tee No s, ErchQnge Buildings, North at Il

Office No. s, Exchange Buildings NORTH of TIE
State HoNse Hartford, CT.
TNHlS Company incorporated by the legislature Of
/ Connecticut, with Capital of ONF HUNDRED AND
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS, for the purpose of effect
ing Fire and Marine Insurance, and has the power OF in
rreasng its Capital to Half Million o. Dollars.
The Company offer to insure Houses, Stores Mills, Fac
tories Barns aud their contents, and all che nsurabls
property against loss and damage by fire. The rates OF
premium offered low those OF any other similar
Institutions and every has opportunity for rihina
protect himself against the ravages OF this destruc
element The the Office pursues in transactng
their business and in the adjusting and payment OF losse
is prompt and liberal.
Persons DESTROYS obtaining Insurance against loss and
damage by fire, Worcester or Vicinity, are referred fo
further particulars, ISAAC DAVIS, ESQ., at his Office IN
Worcester. WILLIAM CONNER, sec'y
Hartford, July IL, 1874. lv
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NoTICE,

TIVE Coparinership heretofore existing under the firm
1 ofRICE e. KNIGHT is this day dissolved by mutual
consent AZ Hceonnts nne 70 ana = ol ,ne cohoefn WIN ue
uied by thsm DANFORTH RICE,
Leicester Jan 2O ls47. DIV DEXTER KNIGHT.
The subscribers have this day formed copart-
nprship under the firm Of RICE & FAlRBANK and have
taken the Store recently occupied by RICE KNIGHT
where they solicit the patronage of the public.
""''' W. DANFORTH RICE,
Ieieester Ian 90 1s97 diva j. NJ. FAIRBANk
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Plumbe National Daguerrean
alery and PhOtOgraphcF'S Furnishing DepOtS

A WARDED the Gold ana Silver Medals. Four First Pre-
n NUNS and Two Highest Hnnors the National: the
Massachusetts, the New York, and the Pennsylvania Elk
hibtons respectively for the splendid Colored Da
suerreOvpes and best Apparatus exhibited
PORTRAITS taken in exq nisie style without regard to
weather. y Instruction given in the
large assortment OF Apparatus and stock always on
hand, Nc the lowest cash prices.
New York PSI Broadway, Philadelphia. 1876 Chestnut
a. Boston, as Court. aud IS Hanover SITS Baltimore. eos
Baltimore Washington, Pennsy lvania Avenue Peters
Inrg Ya Mechanics Hull; Cincinnati, Fourth and Wal
mt and l76 Main Saratoga Springs. Broadway PGr1s
l71 vieilla Rue du Temple; LiverpoOi 80 Church
July 4. ly-lmw-da
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To Teachers and School Committees.
CHASE'S ELEMENTS OF ARITHMETIC


IN TWO PARTS.
TENHIS work, which has been adopted as the
book in the Classical and Engli>h High Scheo
of this town, is confidently recommended to teachers
containing the following points of excellence any
other Arsnmetic in
l. The arrangement is simple and more philosophical
O. The work is more complete both as text book and
book of reference.
g. 1t has been greatly condensed, by dispensing with
most of the separate rules for the treatment of Decimas
Fractions, and Federal Money.
a. In addition all the ordinary Arthneical opera
tons many useful principles are introduced that to be
RECOMMENDATIONS
WORCESTER, July "a, 1886.
Having made use of the second part OF Mr. Chase's
Arithmetic during the past year. recommend
the best manual haUe II rises in short
space much valuable information and the exercises
arranged, that class conducted faithfully through
The book, fail have received thorough knowl
edge of the science The introduction of uecimals in
nection with Enumeration the solution of problems in pro-
portion by the method of and effect and her por
tons OF The work, are new and valuable.
ELBRlDGE SMITH,
Principal of Glass. and Eng Hig hoo.
HASBROUCK DAVIS
Teacher Of Math Departm
SALEM July 81, Ie~6
After using the second part Of Chase's Arithmetic
year and If my expectations in regard its merit
fully realized. know of book which, in my opia n,
is so well fitted 10 make thorough Authorizations lie
arrangement eminentiy philosophical the rules and def
nons simple accurate and comprehensive, the usira-
lions direct concise and plain, the questions
pupil. RUFUS PUTNAM,
| Principal of the Eng. High School for boys
The work is also highly recommended by the Principal
Of she Normal School at Newton, by the Public School
Teachers OF New York and Philadelphia, and BY many
/ Others. URlAH HUNT SON, Publishers,
No. A, ~ Fourth Street. Philadelphia
For saeatlhe principal Bookstores.
examination, gratuitously, at LAZELLs Book Store
Worcester. Sept 80, 1916. It
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NJ. E. Health Insurance Company.
DIE AOAA 600
Oil Painted Window Shades,

VIE subscribers are now extensively engaged in Manu-
iacturng the above articles which they warrant 10
bear exposure to the sun without fading They will have
constantly on hand great varieties of patterns which they
will sell from Is to 80 per than they be bought
IN any City Of the United States. Shades manufactured
order at short notice. A. J. BROWN a. CO.,
Worcester, Jan 81. l42 Main st.
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Wouse and I,Ots for Sale,

A NEW and Elegant HOUSE on Vernant Street
800 n Also, lIDI Sc LOTS Laurel Hill-many
49, of them commanding the est view Of Worcester oil
any lois in the market. A. MERRFELD.
Worcester. March II. w3tdH
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Cotton Machinery for Sale,

ID GENTLY used in the manufacture Of No. 80 Printing
II Cloths, and good running order, consisting of
Picker, Wilton q sons make-20 Carls-9 Breakers
II Fini-hers-I Doubler-l Drawing France Taunton
Speeders 10 heads eachls Spinning Frames, 1900 live
spiudles-2 pair Mules of 4S6 and one of snles
/ Warper-2 Dressers-6 Looms-1 Cylinder and Dofer
Grinders, with all other articles used in Cotton Mills
II may be examined any time application TO Mr.
SILAs DINsMoRE SO Main ST. Worcester For farther par
cuars inquire of S b. H0LBROOK, Holden
Dec %. dSiaw wif52
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Examination of diseases
Dissolution Of Copartnership.

DISSOIutlOn OF COMPREHENSIVE
gNHE Copartnershp heretofore existing under the firm
OF J. b. TAFT q CO is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. The business of the will be settled by
Isaac TUCKER. ISAAC TUCKER,
East Douglas, l1h Jany, le47. JOHN B. TAFT.
N. B. The business of the late firm Of j.
TAFT q co. will be continued by the subscriber.
Feb. 5, l647 ISAAC TUCKER.
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Litch's Daguerreotype Rooms.

Litch's Daguerreotype Rooms.
TNE subscriber begs leave call the attention Of the
public specimens OF DaguerreoIy pc Miniature Por
traits executed by him. He has recently made some
highly successful experiments by which, with the aid of
a superior instrument and sensitive chemical prepara-
tons the time required in sitting materially shortened
while the picture retains the character with those
which have received the commentator of the patrons OF
this establishment. By the rapidity with which he is
enabled operate, the difficulty that many experience
Especially children preserving such fixed position Of
body and features will afford perfect and pleasing
picture, great extent obVated.
Ladies' and gentlemen mpelled either by curiosity
desite obtain perfect sembance of themselves,
respectfully invited call and view collection of spec
imeus of the art
Rooms SO Washington ST., Boston
A. LITCH,
Boston, Sept 30, 1896 dwn (Late Litch Il Whpple.)
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FOR SAFE.

THE subscribers Intending change the work in one
OF their Mills in Waterford, will have for sale SIA
SINGLE CARDlNG MACHINES, all first Breakers. Said
Machines in operation, and will be ready for de-
livery in six TO eight weeks. w. q ID. D. FARNUM
Waterford, Jan La Sw