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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-23

AFFAIRS IN FRANcE.-We present to our read
ers, in the supplement of this days Herald, a
translation of speech delivered on the Goth
ult. by M. Odillon Barrett, at meeting of
the electors of Scissors, in France.
1t presents view of the public mind of that
country, and of the combustible materials of
which it is composed, That speech is probably
type of public feeling 1t clearly intimates
that the people are the creatures of the govern
ment, instead of the government being the crea-
ture of the people, and that a second edition of
the revolution of 1880 is at hand.
tbs very doubtful, however, that such an &C.
currence will take place during the lifetime of
Louis Philippe. The train is, however, appa-
rently laid, and his decease will be the spark
that will ignite it. Time will tell whether from
the wreck caused by the explosion, there will be
fragment sufficiently large for the basis of
monarchy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-23
The Mexican News.

We continue publishing the details of the bat
ties which preceded the capture of the City of
Mexico, as fast as they come to hand. This
days paper contains many interesting particulars
which will be read with concern by all our citi-
zens especially by such of them as have relatives
or friends in Gen. SCOTS. ranks, as the names of
many OF the killed and wounded are contained
in tho accounts
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Killed. wounded and missing in the four divisions Of
Generals Worth, Twggs, Pillow and Quitman, 1923
ARMY INTELLIGENCE.
The following Is from the Vera Cruz Genius Of Liberty
ofthe 80th ult.-
Our city looks quite brisk and lively this morning,
egrsph and Ohio; hsrbor the vio-
sncs Of the wind is literally covered with boats
storss and tho loud peal Of the cannon
occasionally heard from Fort Conception, giving hearty
Gen Patterson and stan Major Polk. brother Of the
President; Capt. stspp Lsuts. Lampier, Palmer anu
stewart, Scott and Holmes Florid. untsers; hieut
Jenkins regular army arrived By ths steamer New or,
by the steamer Ohio, from Brazos
Our correspondent writing on the 4th inst says Gen
Patterson expected to be able to start for the interior
The u 8. schooner Flirt had been out eleven days
cruise In search Of Suspicious vessel supposed to be
privateer, but returned without getting glimpse Of
report was circulating in Vera Cruz that bearer of
dispatches from Gen Scott was killed at the city Of Cor
dova.
The Fashion brings the Tampico Sentinel to the I'd
inst 1t contains scarcely anything worth noting The
B. Of the Lousians regiment, departed To- ltsnirs on
command of Major Girsult. The Sentinel announces
the following dsaths:-Capt John Ewing, I'd regiment
Of company X, Louisiana volunteers; private Samuel
sorrss, Of the Putnam Guards, and D. Spencer and
nexed is list Of deaths in the general hospital from
September 10th to 30th:-Private Thompson, company
d, Sd artillery Walsh, seaman, u g. Navy; Sergeant
Farr company d. Sd artillery; private Brown, Boyd's
company Of mounted volunteersthe first Of internal
hemorrhage. aud the la Of yellow fever-New Orleans
Picaynne 14ih inst.
Lieut.. j. Stewart, with l24 recruits for the 18th
infantry, embarked on Saturday last ut Cincinnati,
with orders to report to Gen. Scott
The Chattanooga Gazette says that the five oomps-
niles Of East volunteers passed through that
place the I'd and insts But half sheet Is issued
by the Gazette In consequence Of its " Foreman and
Devil" having Joined the recruits.
Captain Ksneallys corp. the Montgomery Guards,
have marching orders for Tuesday, and leave that
day This company contains large proportion Of
terans.
The steamers Taglioni and Batssville freighted
with large number Of government wagons all for Texas
and Mexico
There yet two three hundred soldiers encamp-
ed the beautiful grounds Of the barracks The dis
cpline almost perfec rejecting much credit on Cap
tain MoRae Artillery mon are being trained daily at
the Garrison The mannuvres of the gun equsds are
highly interesting Cincinnati Commercial, 18th inst
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APPOINTMENT BY IHK PRESIDENT solomon p.
sublette, Of Missouri be agent the United States
for the Sac and Fox Indians, vice John Beach.
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Arrival OF OaIciaI Deypatc hes.

1t will be seen on reference to our Washing
ton letters, that the official dispatches have
reached that city. They are of the greatest in
terest.
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srswn suhsr, slightly; Privstss Little, Lylss
Fesgis, severely; 1t Col Chss Baxter mortaly since
dead fhvates Me0snnis, Rowalt severely; Corpn Nc
Gwen; Privates fs Duncan. waggonsr, eighty; I'd 1t
Wayne Reeds Prvsses John Ebsr John Hunt Jas Kelly
severely; Corpr John Hall Prvatss John KeeberC New
man; Capt Barclay, w Peel; Privates White John
Russe Corpl Jas Saxon, slighty; Privates Reyman-
snyder Van Def severely; Corp1 John Whsley; Pri-
Yates Anderson, John Cassidy JAS Smith Jas Ksans
ds, StAnderwick, Strobill slightly; Capt II Pear.
SOM Privstes VIM Conne Donovan, severely; Private
Calvert Davis R Jsnkin, L MoCoweu, sightly; I'd
1t Bell, Sgt Esstsrby, Cerpl Bold; Privts Hitch
felt, J Martin, p Graham G Rankin, Anderson, w
Beadon, slightly; I'd 1t w stssn, Privstes Scott,
Nolan, James Walsh, severely; I'd 1t Davis ssrgt
w Shett Privatss. s Csmsk, Duke, w Tidwel, X
Barker, w Claxton, J Woodward James NJ Craig, c
Gladnsy, w Brittendsnham, Z Odom, slightly; Pri.
Yates Tunisop Glass, Morrison, John T Oh
nsys slightly; Prvates JAIME Burke, Barry NJ Goblin,
Hardeubrook, w Tomkins, severely; Captain d f.
Hungsrfori LIST 1t Charles James, Ssrgt d Montgom-
cry, Corpl Chss Thompson Prvates Owen Elwood Thos
Hssley, slightly; Privates John Mckinney Snyder,
Van syke James Hart, severely; serst John Duffy Pri
Yates Pat Roney, Hanz.l slightly; Private Mch But
Ter, mortsly since dead; Capt Fsirchild Lieut. w
Green LIST Sergt Barker Prvstes Thomas Decker Jas
franklin George Psmberton. John 0ardinsr Head
erick. William DAILY slightly; Priystss RobSrtson, Geo
Thstleton severely; Sergt John Lane Corpl Cpolet
Everett, slightly; Private Alex Cook, severely.
GENERAL SrAFr.-Brig Gen. James Shields, severely;
Psgs A slightly M Lowell, A q, slightly;
Capt D4pIy. Vol All severely.
Total-Kilsd Al and wounded, 267-308
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THE Hon. DANIEL WEBS TER is now quito I'M
well at the fremont House, Boston.
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To the Honorable Board of County Com

missioners for the County of Worcester
THE petition of the Worcester ard Nashua Rail Road
Company represents that their Railroad the same
is located in the OF Worcester the highway
between the house of Silas and William Barber and The
house Of Silas Brooks, in nconvenent manner, and
that for the purpose Of facilitating the crossing of said high
with their Railroad your petitioners think proper
alter the course of said highway by turning the same
the distance of about forty rods upon the land as
and William Barber and upon land said Brooks the
crossing aforesaid
Also, that their Railroad located in the of West
Boyston the highway between the houses of Jo
seph and Bernce Morse and the house of Jabez Newton
In an nconvenent manner; and that for the Of
facilitating the crossing of said highway by their Railroad
they think proper alter the of said highway
said crossings by removing the southery for short
distance upon the land of said Newton
Also, that their Railroad located in the Of Har
vard crosses the town in the town OF Harvard, in
said County, the house Benjamin Jewett in in
convenient manner and that for the purpose OF facilitating
the crossing of said town way, by their Railroad your
honers think proper alter the said way
near said crossings by removing the westerly about
thirty rods, upon the lano of said Jewett
Wherefore your petitioners pray your Honorable Board
after dne notice. TO view the PREMISES and direct the
ner in which said ways shall be altered all dam
ages and 10 do whatever else in the premises may be
CURED by the provisions of law
The Worcester and Nashua Railroad Company,
by their Agent w. A. WHEELER.
lated at Worcester, Jan'y &c, 1847.
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CHANDELIERS GRAMMAR,

A NEW GRAMMAR of the English Language, by JO-
IA SEPH r. CHANDLER, Esq, Editor of the United
States Gazette. Price thirty Height Cents.
This work is the hands of stereotyper, and
will be issued by the subscribers the month of April
next. IL is plain familiar but thorough exposition of
English Grammar adapted to Tie present condition of
language and the of the Schools of this country,
and designed discuss the subject with the teach
er, hat enable him communicate know
ledge of it with facility to his pupils Those who
quainted with Mr. Chandler, either personally, through
his widely circulated and important Journal will not hesi
admit. that il would be difficult find person
better suited to the task of preparing sc lreatse and
that it may be expected he standard work its
department. be of eminent service to the of edu
caOn and reflect honor the school literature of
America. THOMAS, C0WPERTI WAIT CO.,
Publishers and Booksellers,
March g. I947. 253 Market ST.. PHILADELPHIA.
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EweII's Medical Companion.


T. c. & co. will also publish this spring THE
MEDICAL COMPANION, Family Physician: treating of
the Diseases Of the United States with their symptoms,
causes cure, and means Of prevention common cases in
Surgery, fractures, dislocations the Management
aud Diseases of Women and Children d pensatory for
fer preparing Family Medicines and Glossary explaining
technical terms. To which are added, bref Anatomy
and Physiology of the Human Body showing. rational
principles the and of Diseases Essay
Hyg ene the art OF Preserving Health without The aid
Of Medicine IN Americ Materia Me,lca, pointing
the virtues and doses OF Medicinal Plants. Also the
Nurses Guide. BY JAMES EWELL Physician in Wash
ingon formerly oil Savanah The Tenth Edition, revised,
enlarged and very considerably improved; embracing
Treatise IIydropalhy, Homeopathy aud the Chrome
thermal System
nyBookselers and Others purchasing Books invited
call Stock before purchasing else here:
they will find il more extensive then that OF any other
establishment in the Country, and will sell at the low
L. T.. a. CO.
Philadelphia, March 9, s47. dlaw&w5t
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts.

WORCESTER
AT meeting the County Commissioners begun and
holden at Worcester, within and for the County Of
Worcester, on the 26th day of January A. D. 1647 by
adjournment.
On the Petition aforesaid, Ordered That notice be
given t. all persons and corporations interested therein
that said Commissioners will public house
Phineas w. Wait, in said Worcester IN Mondav the
fifteenth day OF March neIt O'Clock in the after
noon, by publishing atested copy of sao Petition
and OF this Order thereon, in some public newspaper
printed N said Worcester, three weeks saccessyely the
last publication to be fourteen days, least before the
said fifteenth day of March next
Audit Is further Ordered, That the Sheriff of said Coun-
t or his Deputy the Selectmen the said towns
of Worcester West Boylston, and Harvard each with
an attested copy of said Petition Order thirty DAYS
at least and also post atested copy thereof in tw
public places in each Of said towns of Worcester West
BOyston, and Harvard, fourteen days. al least before
the said fifteenth day of March next, which time and
place the said Commissioners will proceed 10 view the
routes set forth in said Petition all persons and
corporations interested therein, who ay then andhere
desire to be heard hereon and il they shall adudge at
the prayer of sad Petition ought be granted then
10 direct the which said WAYS shall be altered
over the rones above described and to assess all such
damages any person or Corporation may sustain by
the alterations aforesaid.
Attest, WILLIAM JENNISON, Clerk pro TEN.
copy of the Petition and Order thereon
Attest, w. JENNISON, Clerk pro TEN.
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Messenger,s Notice.

WORCESTER, SIS. March 4, le47.
HON. BENJAMIN F. THOMAS Judge of Probate for
Il the county of Worcester has this day issued War
rant against the Estate Of GEORGE w. FORD, of
Holden in said County, yeoman, insolvent debtor,
and the payment of any debts the delivery any
property belonging to said nsolvent debor to him or
Tor his use, and the transfer any property by him is
forbidden by law.
The first meeting of the creditors OF said debtor will be
held ut the Office of Thomas & Hill, in Worcester in
said County, the nineteenth day Of March current at
ten O'Clock in the forenoon for the proof of debts and
the choice of an assignee assignees.
d3tw2tl0 GEO. JONES, d. Sheriff.@
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A CIRCULATING LIE. During speech on
the Wilmot Proviso, Mr.. Brinckerhof of Ohio,
paused and drew half.dolar piece from his
pocket. and held it up so that every member
OF the House could see what it was, said: "Sir,
look at this, sir-look at it. and its inscription
out and insert slavery or shall we hereafter, in
the face of the world, continue TO use it as cir
culating lie Yes, for circulating lie-or shall
we make it tell the truth, sir
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Messenger,s Notice.

WORCESTER, SIS. March s. 1871
CHAS w. HARTSH0RN, Esq, Master in Chancery
~ within and for the County of Worcester, has day
issued a Warrant against the Estate of LARKIN ID.
NEWTON. of Oxford, in said County, yeoman, an in
solvent DEBTOR and the payment of any debts or the
delivery of any property belonging said debt
or, to him for his use, and the any property
by him are forbidden by law.
The first meeting Of the creditors of said debtor will
held at The office of said Harshorn said County on
the seventeenth day of March current nine O'Clock
IN the forenoon for the proof OF Debts and choice
OF an assignee assignees.
dot GEO JONES ID sheriff
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WORCESTER, IS. March g. lS47,
10 ZELEK DARLING, of Sutton, in said County, gentle
man. Assignee of the joint and separate Estates of
JOHN M. PARKIURST and WILLIAM CROKER,
OF Milford in said County, traders and partners under
The firm of. NJ. Parkhurst & Co., insovent Debtors
Greeting.
VOU are hereby required to give notice that the third
meeting of the creditors of said Parkhurs Crock
and each of them, will holden at the office of
Newton Chaplin, in Worcester, in said County, on the
thtrty rst day Of March nst ten O'Clock the
noon when and where he said creditors may prove fur
Their debts against the said Parkhurst Croker, and
each of them, and show why certificate of dis
charge shall not he granted them and you will also
settle your account and dividend will be ordered. And
You VIII serve this notice BY publishing ed copy
OF TINS order in the Daily Spy, newspaper printed
meeting, and by forwarding like copy by mail or other
wise 10 each of the known creditors of said Parkhurst
Crocker and each Of them And you are make return
OF this order with dongs thereon at the time and
place ofsad meeting
HENRY CHAPLIN,
true copy. Master in Chancerv.
dot Attest, ZELEK DARLING, Assignee.
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hall the territory for which the great of the
community are Obliged to pay, some their money
and others their lives. A fairer division would
be tenth or a twentieth. But the shareholders
have already taken their share in the DIVISION
Texas is large enough for them to stretch them
selves for century to come, and the rest of the
territory acquired by the war should be open TO
that great mass of the industrious population of
the United States in general, in the South or the
North, the East or the West, who own no slaves
" T. Even Post
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Messengers Notice.

WORCESTER, SIS. March g. lS47
VIXTALTER A. BRYANT. Esq, Master in ChaDcery
w within ana for the County of Worcester has this
day issued Warrant against the Estate of MARY ANN
FIELD of Worcester, in said County, single woman an
nsovent debtor, and the payment Of any debts
delivery OF any property belonging said insolvent
debtor to her for her USE and the transfer of any
property by her forbidden by law.
me nrs meeting OF the creditors of said debtor will
be holden at the office of said Master in Barre said
County, the Twentieth day of March current at nine
O'Clock in the forenoon for the proof debts and the
choice OF an assignee assignees.
MSd3t GEO. JONES, d. Sheriff
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YHE RTNA INSURANCE. rOMPANI.

No. 81 State-street, Hartford, Conn.,.
HHh sound and available Capital n S250,00O,
OFFER their protection agans, loss damage by fire
~ the citizens Of Worcester and its vicinity II nsures
Dwelling Houses and Furniture, Stores and Merchandise
generally, Factories, and Mills the favorable
terms.
This Institution has been in operation nearly quarter
a century-its reputation for liberal adjustment, and Its
promptitude in psyng losses well known and esta5-
llshed. THOMAS X. BRACE, Pi estdent.
SIMEON l.. LooMIs, Secretary
Hartford March 6, Is45. istf
IT Persons DESTROYS OF obtaining insurance in the ab9v
Company, referred, for particulars 10 A. H. But
LocK, Esq, in Worcester, Mass.
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Teeth Removed Withont Pain '

The use OF the LETH EoN, Tor Anodyne VapOr)
N Dentistry erccsuelv granted BY the Patenlee to the
Dentists of two offices in this town.
BISHOP " HARRIS, who have used so sue
cessuly since It's Introduction wond invite those desiring
TO rid themselves of troublesome teeth without suffering
to call nj their office, where all operations in Dentistry are
carefully and skillty performed reasonable terms.
d30 Rooms 1884, Man-streef
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Worcester Co. Horticultural Societv,

A SPECIAL MEETING of the Worcester County IIor-
"A ticnltura Society will he held the Office OF Col j.
w. LINCOLN, in the Old Court Honse, In Worcester on
Thursday the eighteenth day of March current at three
O'Clock p. NJ. for the purposes following:
LIST To see il the Society will purchase, reasonable
rate the whole or part et the edition of work just pub
shed by George Jaques under the title of Transactions
of the Worcester County Horticultural Society
"a. To whether in the purchase should be made
copy OF said publication SHALL or not be furnished 10
each member gratutousy.
81. To transact any other business that may come be
fore the meeting.
This notice given in accordance with the provision in
the Constitution Of the Society for the calling of special
meetings. SAM'L r. HAVEN
Worcester, March L. lS47. dw2wlo Rec sec'ry
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TEETH REAuTIFTED.

The subscriber informs The public and The LADIES in
particular that he is enabled by NEW METHOD, to
cleanse Teeth to give them all the beauty of which
they are capable, and to leave them in such stale
easily TO be kept in order by the individuals themselves
Fl. BLOOD.
Teeth Extracted with very little Pain.
The subscriber also gives notice that he is NOT using
the "Anodyne Vapo in the operation of extracting teeth
o. III BLOOD.
n B. For SALE superior apparatus for administering
the Vapor. Worcester, Jan 90
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FIVE DWELLING HOUSES
IN WORCESTER TO BE SOLD AT

AUCTION.
&-s ON SATURDAY, March l3, at 2 O'Clock p M at
fsGn " Office, will be sold that valuable Real Estate
se% situated on the south side of Exchange Street. ex-
tending from Engine House eastey the Land of Lewis
Bigelow. with FIVE DWELLING HOUSES, SHOP
and new BARN on The same
u Said Estate will be sold subject membranes of
$500. and the WIDOW CYRUS STocKwELLs right of dow
er. Terms made known at ihe time and place Of SALE
t. w. & c. P. BANCROFT.
Worcester March 10. d4twl
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FOR SALE,

FOR SALE,
EG A LOT OF LAND, containing about ten
-@Es. "A four of which are covered with fine
growth of Wood pleasantly situated UPON the west eide of
Cnandler lll in Worcester having delightful view
village and within five walk If the Court Houses
Aso-For sale valuable second hand CHASE and
HARNESS ARTEMAS WARD,
worcester, March g. dwlU* Lincoln Street.
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The Wachusett Honse to Let.

~ NllUATED in The centre Of the town Of Prince
f ~ ton, and from its elevated situation is much re-
@sA sorted to in summer board well as by tran
sient visitors TO the mountain The buildings are in toer-
able repairs and good Farm of 80 Will be rented
with the place. Possession given April st For further
particulars please inquire of WARD N. BOYLsTON
Princeton, March 8. d4twtfle
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The Committee for the Relief of the furnishing Peo-
pie of Ireland requested TO meet at the office the
subscriber, Main Street, or "Wednesday erening
(o morrow at O'clock to complete the dnties OF their
appointment. LEVI LINCoLH Chairman
Worcester Tuesday, March g.
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TOh NUUUHo, GUILDS, and al Diseases Of
the LUNGS, the Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam
viii be found truly vauable sale ard highly eicacous
artce as can be shown from The uEquestiOnabe au
thorty of Physicians and those who have during
the last 10 or 20 years. Indeed its reputation well
established that il has become standard family medicine
None genuine unless signed WIN JoN'N CUTLER.
REED & CUTLER, BOSTON,. (ate Reed, Wing G.
Cuter roprietors For sale by Druggists pothecares
and Country Merchants generally in Worce-er by j.
GREEN u 20. Price SO cts. en- Dec H.
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a Pleasant Situation for Sale.


Sd fNHE beautiful Estate situated in the PAL Of
fnsh Central Village in Uxbidge, recently occupied
Ssss ny Dr. GEoRGE WILLARD; consisting of abont ten
acres of Land, Two story Dwelling House, with pazza
on Two sides Barn. Shed and other Out buildings There
estate within five minutes walk of one of the stations
the Providence and Worcester Railroad ana one of
the most desirable residences in the County Worcester
Application may be made Col. JOHN w CAPRoN in
Uxbridge or TO either OF the subscribers Worcester
w. 0 BARTLETT,
JOHN G. YMAN.
Worcester Jan Is, l647. dwistf
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APPROPRIATE COMPLIMENT. The reporters
and correspondents of the public press in Congress
have paid neat and well-deserved compliment
to the Speaker of the House in bret address to
him recorded on parchment presented to the
Speaker by the veteran reporter of the National
Intelligencer, Mr.. Stansbury in exceedingly
neat and appropriate speech which was responded
to by the Speaker. 1t was tribute never before
extended to the presiding officer OF the House.
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Worcester and NASHUA Rail Road

WO1CCStcI dllu NASHUA ha1l ROAD,
DROPOSal.S for furnishing CROSS-TIES, TIMBER,
SlLLS and PLANK for the construction of said Road
will be lived the Office in MISREPRESENTATION and
specicati ms of which may had on application TO
JOSEPH MILLER Esq, Chief Engineer either of the
following named Gentlemen
ELI w HoLBRooK, Esq., est Boylston-JAcoB FISH
Err, Esq. Lancaster. p. WiITcoNB, Esq Harvard
N. p SMITH, Esq, Groton-Asl F. LAwRENcE ESQ.,. Pep
perell-1HoMAs w. GILLis, Esd, Nashua.
VIM. A. WHEELER, Agent
WORCESTER, Dec 1915. eps:eoptf5O W.& MR.. Co.