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l-e to So So for account. Bank stock is worth
l65 l-2. Foreign stocks are merely aominal.
Mexican Bonds have fallen to Is l-4al6l.4.
ENGLAND AND IRELAND,
The English Parliament will assemble on III.
18th inst, for the despatch Of business. The
Pope's rescript has been received, coudemnip,
tho proposed Roman Catholic Provin cial Coli
leges Cor Ireland. A feeling Of universal sor.
row and disappointment has been caused By
il.
The Catholic Bishops Of Ireland, have adj.
dressed the Lord Lieutenant, on the certain re-.
currence Of the famine in the approaching win.
ter He promises that Government will inter.
fore for the preservation OF human life.
SWITZERLAND.
The affairs Of Switzerland are fast approach
| ing crisis. The btlligereDt forces are in view
Of each other and hestilites appear TO be inev-
liable.
SPAIN.
| A reconciliation has taken place between tn
Queen Of Spain and her husband. The lat,
| Minister Of Finance, Senior Salamaea, is charg
ed with fraudulent issue Of bonds to the ex
tent Of l60, 900 900 reals.
ITALY.
The affairs OF Italy are not yet satisfactoril,
adjusted, The Emperor Of Austria continue
obstinate but does not seem disposed to take an,
aggressive steps.
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civilized world, shall not be planted where il ex-
lists not, and among people who have abolish.
ell il.
Is this abolifionism7 Is this an interference
with the rights Of the people Of the Slave States,
guaranteed 10 them by the Constitution No.
il is neither. So soon as State is admitted
into the Union that moment il has the power to
establish or abolish negro slavery. We may re-
greet that the exercise OF so important an act Of
sovereignty as that of making slaves Of portion
of mankind, should not have been delegated &c
the general government; yet we believe that a
fair construction Of the constitution will not al
low of any interference with slavery in the
States. 1A- -if
We are told that the Proviso is a useless mea-
sure, that its discussion can do no good, that Il
| is fire-brand thrown into the Democratic party
merely 10 distract and divide 1t, so that the
Wings may obtain the aseendancy. Some will
tell YOU, and perhaps truly, that slavery cannot
exist in such territory we may acquire from
Mexico, unless Congress by positive enactment
create the institution, and that, therefore, there
is no necessity for agitating the subject. As
regards the uselessness Of declaration in favor
of freedom, we would remark, that as the South
insist upon the right to 90 TO this territory with
their slaves and hold them In bondage there, and
that the STAKEHOLDER Is now there holding his
slaves under the authority of a military govern
ment, we think the friends Of Freedom are moi
engaged in a useless discussion. If we prefer
Freedom TO Slavery II Is high time to declare
our preference. II, as Is asserted by many, and
as we believe truly asserted, 1t requires an act Of
Congress to eealize slavery in this territory now
| frce, should not the friends Of Freedom bestir
themselves, and see that Congress and Presi-
dent are elected who will not create slavery
where II Is not, and where 1t cannot exist unless
| thew do create III Answer us this question, "
who take this view Of the subject. Because
| Congress must act before slavery can exist IN
free territory, is that any reason why the voice
/ of Freemen should not be heard on subject Of
so much importance On the contrary, is It moi
the strongest possible reason why Freemer
should exert themselves. II the principle o.
the Proyiso il a fire. brand Of Wing manufacture
thrown into tbs Democratic party TO destroy II
as we are told It is, our prayer is, that one o
| these fire. brands may be thrown into every
palace, cottage and hamlet in the Union. IL i
| The fre-brand Of Freedom, and we hope It vii
burn with an all-consuming blaze until the be-
nighted intellect Of every opponent Of Free La
| Dor Is made to acknowledge his error: II to In
| fuse spirit Of Freedom among the Democracy
wilg tend TO its destruction, we know not VIVA
Democracy Is, II to advocate the extension o
slavery Is part Of the creed Of Democracy w
are no Democrat, nor do we wish % b one,
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LIBERTY.-We like Burke's idea of Liberty
He says: "Men are qualified for civil liberty. in
exact proportion to their disposition to put chains
upon their own appetites; In proportion as their
love of justice is above their rapacity in proper
ton as their soundness and sobriety of under
standing Is above their vanity and presumption
IN proportion as they are more disposed to listen
to the counsels OF the wise and good, in prefer
ence to the fiattery of knaves. Society cannot
exist unless controlling power upon the will
and appetite are placed somewhere, and the less
oil II mere Is within, the mere there must be
without. 1t is ordained in the eternal constitu-
tlon of things, that men OF Incorporate minds
cannot be free Their passions forge their fet-
ters''
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no die Honorable Board ol Connlv Conn.

missioners for the County OF Worcester
VIE petition of the Worcester al Nashua Rail Road
company represents thai faer Railroad as the same
Is located IN the town of oceser crosses The highway
between the house of Slas and William Barber and The
mouse 0l Sas Brooks in inconvenient manner and
thAt or me purpose OF faciatng the Crossing Of sal high
way with their Railroad petitioners IN nk proper to
alter the course of said way by turning the sae tor
the distance OF about forty rods upon land sad slss
and William Barber, and upon land Brooks near the
crossing aforesaid
Also that their Railroad located in the town of West
Boylston crosses the highway between houses Of To-
seph aud Benice Morse, and the house Jabez Newton
IN an nconvenient manner and that the purpose OF
facilitating the crossing OF said highway 10y their Railroad
they think proper alter the highway near
said crossing, by removing the ouhery Tor short
distance upon the land of said Newton.
Also, that their Railroad, located the town of Har-
ward, crosses the town way in the Harvard in
said County, near the house Benjamin Jewe in an in
convenient manner and that, for the purpose facilitating
The crossing OF said town way their Railroad your Pc
toner think proper alter the town wsv
near said CROSSING by removing the same westerly about
thirty rods, upon The land of said Jewett
wherefore your petitioners pray Your Honorable Board
after due notice TO view the premises direct the man
ner in which said ways shall be altered TO assess all dam
and 10 do whatever the premises N ay be re-
quired by the provisions OF law.
The Worcester and Nashua Railroad Company.
by their Agent, w. A, WHEELER.
Dated at Worcester, Jan'y 26, I847.
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STEAM GRIST MILL.

HE subscriber having purchased Of WILLIAM WHIT
NEY, OF Orange undivided half he right Of using
and vending PLATT'S PATENT PORTABLE GRIST
MILL in the town o Worcester would respectfully inform
the inhabitants Of this place and vicinity that they have
now in onera ion at HEYWOOD'S STEAM MILL ON
CEN TRIAL STREET, two of The above Mills, and one of
Beal d Hae's Improved Patent CORN CRACKERS
wnere they are prepared to grind order and the
MANNER all kinds of grain
N b. Particular attention paid to permanent custo-
mers, when there is scarcity IF water.
u The undersigned is also authorized BY Mr. whitney
10 sell the right using the Mills in the State Of
Massachusetts southern part of New Hampshire
part OF New York. part of Connecticut
of RhOde Island.
He is also authorized to effect the sale Bea Tales
Patent Corn Crackers. REUBEN BEMIS.
Worcester, Feb l l.. 7
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Commonwealth OF Massachusetts.

WORCESTER, SIS.
At a meeting Of The County Commissioners begun and
holden at Worcester. within and for the County Of
Worcester the 26th day of January, A. D. le47 by
adjournment.
On the Petition aforesaid, Ordered, That notice be
given u all persons and corporations interested therein
that said Commissioners will the public house Of
Phineas w. Wait, in said Worcester, IN Monday the
fifteenth day of March nert O'Clock in the after
noon, by publishing atested copy Of saiu Petition
and of this Order thereon, in public newspaper
printed IN said Worcester three weeks successivey the
last publication to be fourteen days. least before
said fifteenth day Of March next
Audit is further Ordered That the Sheriff said Coun-
y or his Deputy, the Selertmen the said towns
of Worcester, West Boyston, and Harvard, each with
an attested copy of said Petition and Order, thirty days
at least and also post atested copy thereof in two
public places in each of said towns of Worcester West
BolstoH, and Harvard, fourteen days. at least before
the said fifteenth day of March next which time and
place the said Commission will proceed to view the
rnut set forth in said Petition hear persons and
corporations interested therein, who NAV then and there
desire 10 be heard thereon and If they shall adudge tn
the prayer of said Petition ought be granted then
10 direct the manner which said shall altered
Over the rontes above described to assess all such
damagas any person Corporation may sustain hy
the alterations aforesaid.
Attest, WILLIAM JENNISON. Clerk pro tem
copy Of the Petition aud Order thereon
Attest, W. JENNISON, Clerk pro TEN.
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Washington,s Rirtb nav.

Packachoag Division, No. 81, Sons Of Temper
ance will celebrate their Anniversary February 22d)
the following manner:
AT o'ceck P. NJ. Address will be delivered at the
UPPER Town HALL by Brother (Rev) EBEN FRANCIS, of
Chelsea.
~ O'Clock Supper will be provided in Town
Ball, by Messrs TUCKRR s. BoNNEY of the American Tenn
onse Addresses will be made at the Table by
Brothers Rev C. C. MASON, JOHN F. Coles, ROBERT X.
POTTER, and others MUSIC by select Choir.
Tickets tor a Gentleman 81 Gentleman and Lady l5O.
Members of the Order and the citizens generally are re-
specially invited to attend The Members OF the Order
will appear in Regaia Tickets may be obtained of either
OF the Committee and al the American Temperance House
JOSEPH LOWELL JR. Committee
THOMAS l.. BUGBEE,S of
CHAS. q. COLEMAN, y Arrangements
Worcester, Feb Is, ls47.
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TEETH BEAUTIFIED.

The subscriber informs the public and the LADIES in
particular that he is enabled by NEW METHOD, to
Cleanse Teeth so to give them all the beauty which
theN are eapable, and to leave them in such as
easily to be kept in order by the individuals themselves
o. FL. BLOOD.
Teeth Extracted with very little Pain.
The subscriber also gives notice that he is NOT using
the "Anodyne Vapor in the operation of extracting teeth.
o. II BLOOD
N b. For SALE superior apparatus for administering
the Yapor. Il Wnrcest sr Ian 2n
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Teeth Removed without Pain.

The use Of the LErHEoN, Cor Anodyne Vapor)
N Dentistry rccustUely granted by the Patenee TO the
Dentists of two offices i'll this town.
BISHOP n HARRIS, who have used it
cessuly since its Introduction, would invite desiring
10 rid themselves OF troublesome teeth without suffering
to call at their Office where all operations in Dentistry
carefully and skillllIy performed reasonable
d30 Rooms, l54 Main-sreet.
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FARM FOR SALE

LEA FT1HE FARM recently owned and occupied by the
fa l. Rev JOSIAH CLARK. situated about half a mile
@-a west of the of Rutland, is offered for
sale II consists Of about so of Moving PasturDg
and Tiage Land, with Dwelling House. Barn
and other oubudings thereon all in good repair. The
House is well calculated for one E two families.
There also undivided half abont "A acres of val
liable Woodland which will be sold with the Farm if de-
sired
The Farm will be sold low, and long credit given
most of the purchase money.
fnot disposed of before the first day of april next the
property will he leased for the ensuing year.
Leicester, Feb H. dw6t7 JOSIAH CLARK
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STORE TO LET.

49, THE subscriber offers LET for one or more
sI:NA Il years, his STORE in the Centre villege Of
A LANCASTER 1t is an old stand and probably of
the best locations for trade in Worcester County Posses
sion given forthwith
Also-TO LET, two very pleasant ROOMS in the
ond story over said Store which for several years
been occupied TAILoR's SHOP they an excellent
stand for good workman in that business
small assortment OF DRUGS ana MEDICINES wi h
Gases, Drawers, &C., may be had with the SO-e, desr
ed. JOSEPH w. HUNTINGTON.
Lancaster, Sept l. dwistf IS
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THE BILL FOR THE RELIEF OF IRELAND,
which was introduced into the House of Repre-
sentatiyes OF the United States on Wednesday,
bv Mr. Washington Hunt of New York, propo-
SEES an appropriation OF five hundred thousand
dollars. TO be expended by the President in pro-
visions, and shipped to ireland at the expense of
the government The bill was read twice and
referred to the Committee Of the Whole upon the
State of the Union.
The sdrop in the bucket" the small rropor-
tomato amount which the sympathy of Congress
nronoses TO contribute TO suffering Ireland, may
not be very we'll received by the naughty gov
eminent which swsys the destinies OF Great
Britain aud Ireland Are we not interfering
with their sspeculiar institutions when our gov
ernment proposes a subscription for the starving
millions Of the proudest empire upon the face of
the earth individual subscriptions are by no
means improper; indeed, they are exceedingly
nra;seworthy for the accounts OF the suffering in
Ireland are the most terrible which have been
presented to us in our day; but we are not en-.
tirelv satisfied that government contribution
will be very kindly received by the rulers OF this
suffering people. A famine, which reduces near
~ the whole working population OF country TO
state of starvation, is fearful thing, but it
presses not at all upon the aristocracy, the land
holders and the money changers of the realm
These men will not thank the despisod Republi-
cans Of America for any aid which comes to
them in an official FORM Boston Courier.
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FARM FOR SALE.

1rs nNE mile from the centre the town of Rutland
NE.ah " containing so acres OF good Land, with Wood
ssssDs Moving, Pasture and Tiilage Land, and good
House, Barn. and other Buildings thereon convenient Tor
the farmer. Terms made easy could desire Pos
session given Immediately For further particulars inquire
of subscriber, or G. 3. FLINT, ESQ., TILLMAN Es-
TABRooK. JOSEPH BoWKER.
Rutland Feb. 10. If
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THE RTNA INSURANCE CONPANY.

No. So State-stTcet, Hartford, Conn.,,
With sound and ardila5ie Capital II $3.50, 900,
OFFER their protection against loss damage By fire 10
~ the citizens of Worcester and It's vicinity II nsures
Dwelling Houses and Furniture, Stores and Merchandise
generally, Factories, and Mills, the most favorable
terms
This Institution has been in operation nearly quarter Of
centuryits reputation for liberal adjustment and its
promptude in paying losses well known and esto5
llshed THOMAS K BRACE P,esident
SIMEON L. LOOMS, Secretary.
Hartford, March g. 845. ietf
O. Persons DESTROYS of obtaining insurance the above
Company, referred, particulars 10 A. H. Btu
LoCH, Esq, in Worcester. Mass.
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A Pleasant Situation for Sale,

- fTNIlE beautiful Estate situated in the east part of
fNSTA Central Village in Uxbrdse recently occupied
&aE2Lby Dr. GEORGE WILLARD; consisting of about ten
acres of Land, story Dwelling House with piazza
two Sides Barn. Shed and other Out buildings. There
is variety of choice Fruit Trees upon the place This
estate is within five minutes walk of the stations
the Providence and Worcester Railroad ana one of
the desirable residences in County Worces
Application may be made Col. JOHN w CApRoN in
Uxbridge, either Of the subscribers Worcester
w. o BARTLETT,
JOHN G. WYMAN.
Worcester, Jan 1s, le47. dwistf3
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EXTENSION OF TIE N. & w. X. X. Meet
;ngs were held in New London last week in favor
Of extending the Railroad now terminating at
Allvn's Point, to that place. 1t Is PROF osed to
take up all OF that road now extending from MOI
wch to Allyn's Point, and lay the whole OF it on
the west,side OF the river Thames, commencing
from Norwich and running to N. London. One
hours time will be gained by the operation. to
passengers to or from Boston or New York. The
cost OF the improvement is estimated at $500 600
W. Y. Com. -ddv.
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IN. There are eight vessels now loading at
Norfolk with corn for Europe, which WIN carry
out I57, 900 bushels. - Baltimore american.
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MARRIED

In Sterling, Mr. Charles D. Burpee to Mrs Miriam Swift
In Shrewsbury, Feb 8, Mr. Nathaniel Greene to Miss
Amanda olden
In Braie orOVt, Mr. Alexander Stewart to Miss Ches-
tina g. Turner, both OF ROysston Jan oath, MIR Sawyer
Rice 10 Miss Mary Catn, both Of AshburDham; 25th Mr.
g. H Kneeand, Of This town. Miss Harriet &. Wether
bee, Of Keene, N. II.
In Wilmington. VT, Feb 7, Mr. Charles Lamb of Spen-
Ger, to Miss Julia NJ Lamb, Of w.
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FIRE INSURANCE.
THE American Insurance Company, Prov-
dence, R H. continue TO insure against LOSS OR
DAMAGE BY FIRE, on Cotton, Wooen and other Man
uiactores Buildings and Merchandise, favorable
The Capital Stock,
$4,000,
all paid in, and well invested. Directors-Wm Rhodes
Robert Stafford, Amos d. Smith Resolved Waterman
Shubael Hutchns, Ebcnezer Kelley Tnlly d. Brown Ma
thane Bishop, George s. Rathbone Caleb Harris Jabez
Bullock, Walker Humphrey, and Allen 0. eek.
Persons wishing for Insurance requested direct
their applications (Which should be anied with
particular description OF the property per mail
President or Secretary Of the Company will
meet with prompt attention.
ALLEN o. PECK, President.
WALKER HUMPHREY, Secretary.
American Insurance Co Is
Office, Nov 9, l946.
o. The subscriber is authorized receive applications
for Insurance Uy the above Company.
w. O. BARTLETT,
Office in Buimsn Block
Worcester Jan 1, le47. dslf
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Wachusett Hotel Princeton, Mass,


Srs WIS well known Establishment is offered for
NUN rent The present lease expires April Ist l847
A and possession will be given at or within that time
Il application is made to the sabccrber.
Princeton, Dec l6. WARD N. BOYLSTON
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NOTICE.

NUIlGE.
INHE subscriber having sold hs in the Furniture
Store, No Isl Main street, TO Messrs. BURT KIM.
BALL. takes this opportunity thank his friends for their
past avors and begs continuance of the his
cessors who have all the facilities Tor supplying any kinds
ofgoods in their line at the shortest notice and the
lowest rates. and will themselves to merit sup
port.
All persons having demands against the subscriber
requested 10 present the same for pay men and all those
indebted 10 him requested TO make payment to VIM.
A. MOVES, who IL authorized 10 settle the same.
Worcester, Jan |, lS47. JOSEPH BUCKLEY.
The subscribers having purchased the stock
and stand OF Mr. JOSEPH BUCKLEY, I57 MAIN STREET,
where they will keep extensive fashionable
CABINET FURNITURE,
FEATHERS. MATTRESSES, BED-STEADS, SOFAS,
TABLES, CHAIRS, LOOKING GLASSES, CLOCKS,
&c &C., which they will sell at the lowest prices for cash
at the old stand formerly Noyes a Longs.
All kinds of CABINET WORK made TO order. The
patronage Of the public is respectfully solicited and every
exeron will be made TO satisfy every and merit their
support. BURT e. KIMBALL.
Worcester, Jan l, 1s47. dwS
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Tenement to be Lei.

"a CUITABLE for a small family, five minutes wall
fn.fA - from The Town House. west of Main-st-Pos
given April l. Apply at this Office. is
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FOR SALE.

"A 1 GOOD BRICK HOUSE on Thomas st eet il
fs.f6A ~ Worcester. Inquire OF CEPHAS CHURCH
4ssA 4O2 Washington Street, Boston, or of WILLIAM
GREENLEAF, lis Main st, Worcester. 15w Feb 10.
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ga A SMALL FARM, thin 8 miles OF this village
I'M "A suitable for the culture Of Fruit. For further
ZA particulars, inquire at this Offiee. dwt Feb 2.
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ACCOMMODATION TRIMS.
Daily eXcent Sunday

DAILY except sunday.
Leave Worcester at 10 A. M. and Al p.
Leave Norwich at A NJ. and Al p NJ.
% The Morning Accommodation Trains from Norwich
and from Worcester connect with the Trains OF the
ton and Worcester, and Western Railroads each way.
The Evening Accommodation Train from Worcester con.
meets with the II p. NJ. Train from Boston.
NEW YORK TRAIN, ana Long Island Rail Road.
Leave Allyn's Point for Boston, about Pm daily, except
Sunday.
Leaves Worcester for NewYork about as AM-stopping
at DanielsOnve. and Norwich.
NEW YORK TRAIN uid Steam Boat.
Leaves Norwich for Boston every ng Except Mon
day. upon the arrival of the Boat from New York. stop
ping at Norwich and DaniesonviIe.
Leaves Worcester for New York upon the arrival of the
Train from Boston at about a iay except Sunday.
stopping AT Danielsonville Norwich.
FREIGHT TRAINS, daily each nay, except Sunday
Special contracts will be made for caFgoes large guam
titles Of Freight, application TO the Superintendent
Fares less when paid for Tickets than when paid
in the cars j. w. STOWELL, Supt.
Norwich, Feb Is l647. II
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.


On ACRES of excellent LAND situated about mile
- from Worcester Town House, on the main road 10
Leicester owned by the subscriber Also So acres
situated in New Worcester called the SrEARNs LAND.
Apply HENRY HEY WOOD
Worcester Feb 8. 6h
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SALES I'M PHILADELPHIA.
BY CLAGHORN IL HELL.
AuctiOneers L commission Merchants,
Nos. 80 y "a, Masket-street, PHILADELPHIA.

Regular Package Sales Of
BRITISH, FRENCH AND AMERICAN DRY GOODS
held every Wednesday Morning, on months credit
Goods from the shelves sold every Saturday. at 10 O'Clock
III Advances mace every description Of Goods con
signed and every information and facility afforded 10 Con
Sgnors BY w. O. ROBINSON, Agent,
SO dwu No. 81 FuLTON-sT., BOSTON
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DIED,

In Putney, W.T. Jan sOth, Mrs Betsey wife of Mr. John
Crosby, 65
In WinoosEi Fall, Burlington, w. Matthew Cheney
formerly of Orange SO.
In Peersham, Feb q Louisa Caroline daughter of Alfred
Atwood, year 10 mos.
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Worcester and Nashua Rail Road.

Worcester and Nashua Rail Road.
PROPOSALS for fu nshing CROSs-TiEs, TIMBER,
5lILS and PLANK for the construction of said Road,
will he received NJ Office 10 Observation-Disclosures and
Snecillc ti0ns OF when may be had application TO
JOSEPH F, MILLER Esq. Chief Engineer, either Of the
following named Gentlemen
ELI W. IioLBeooK Eco, West Boylston--JAcoB FISH
Err Esq. LqncAstrr-J. r. WHITcoMB ESQ Harvard
~ p Swirl Esq. ,Groton-AsA F. LAWRENCE, Esq, Pep
perell-THoMAs W. GILLIs, Esq Nashua
WIN A. WHEELER, Agent,
Worcester, Dec lsie. ep3.eopu5 so w. 81 N r. r.. Co.
TAILORESSES WANTED.
WANTED, by the subscriber, six or eight first rate
wv Taloresses e. worn COATS, TO whom high wages
Grafton, Jan 81. Il L. sToCKWELL.