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COMMERCIAL.

NEW YORK, April &C. ls4s..
Flour-Since our last, there has continued steady
good demand for Western with slightly improved rates
24th followed by depression to the old prices Sales
about 10000 bbs at ST 27a % 49, for pure Cen
esee, 25 % 81 for good Michigan, 25 for Ohio,
6 18a "a IS for good Troy, 81 "a l2a for inferior
State say Brooklyn, Troy Lockport, oswego, &c and,
lea % % for straight brands state-e00 bbls New
Orleans common brands, at 25 1900 do fancy u.s..
Market for Southern is firm at l2a "a 25 the gen-
era range for $50 bbls Petersburg City Mills
brought 3ll. Grain-Corn in moderate supply, and
quite dull Sales of $4,000 bu at 4s % Sic for New Or
leans, 52a 10 50 for Northern and Jersey Yellow, SO a.
53l for handsome Southern Yellow, all weighs, with
some at so, measure. Laths-There have been no fur
ther arrivals-last cargo sale 81 37a, 3 mos Lime
Market well supplied, and demand moderate IA o.
1900 bbs Thomaston sold at n cents for common and
81 " Dbl for lump, cash. Freights-The engagements
continue quite limited, and without any improvement.
To Liverpool, square Cotton has been taken at 5s2d "
ID let, part compressed, at I'D % 3l6d, the latter
for the uncompressed 100 tons Bacon and Lard lis "a
lis Cd Beef at ss Y tee; and Wine in casks 2os v
tun. TO London there is no change Beef, 4s U tee
1900 bbls Turpentne 2s W bbl and Heavy Goods 27s
I'd. To Glasgow, ID for Cotton, and 2os for Heavy
Goods paid TO Havre, there is nothing going for
war d. ..-.
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AT BR N S WICK

THE COMMITTEE appointed at meeting of cit
liens Of Brunswick and Topsham, called for the
purpose of expressing, in manner suitable to the
occasion, the high estimation in which the charac-
ter of this lamented officer is held in this commu-
nity,-have made the following arrangements -
The remains, in charge of the Committee, will
arrive in the Steamer Flushing from Portland on
Saturday next, 29th inst, at 4 l-2 O'clock P M
They will be escorted from the wharf to the family
residence Of the late ROGER MERRILL, Esq, by
the Volunteer Military Corps, under the command
of Col. ALvAH JAMESON.
On the arrival of the remains at the wharf, Ma.
tional Salute will be fired by the Volunteer Artil-
lery, under command Of Capt. MosEs Towns
THE FUNERAL SERVICE will take place on the
Monday following. A procession will be formed,
to proceed from the family residence, at half-past
one o'clock, P. Nj.
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manner, representing and embodying each
different style of oratory, it would be difficult
to. find another person even approaching the
peculiar excellence of either Rufus Choate,
Daniel Webster, OF Edward Everett. The
tirst.of these, by his brief but brilliant Sena-
torial career, his remarkable characteristics his
great success and signal effectiveness as an adj
vocate, has acquired prominent place in the
public mind. I shall attempt in this commu-
nication to give you my impressions of the
man and of his manner. In person, he is tall
and 'well formed. His complexion is sallow,
and his countenance wears an expression in
dicati9e Of severe mental toll, and gives token,
true or false, of sad and restless disposition.
The eye is large, dark and expressive, and,
swhen excited, of sparkling brilliancy, His
forehead is high and broad and surrounded by
"a mass of black bushy and curly hair, which
seems never to have honored brush or comb
with its acquaintance.
The eloquerce of Rufus Choate is SO peou-
,liarly his'own as to render an attempt at de-
.scription almost hopeless. He has so little in
common with other orators, that the stereo-
typed phrases descriptive of the ninety and
mine, would be utterly inapplicable to him.
TO be fully apprehended, he must be seen and
beard. The impression which the spectator
first receives is almost painful. Every nerve
seems shattered and unstrung, and his voice is
tremulous and wagering. But this feeling is
speedily lost in the consciousness that he is in
the presence of a master. Some startling en-
phasis, some intense gesture, some vivid Illus
Etration fixes his eye and attention, in spite of
himself, upon the speaker. Then a sudden
burst. of emotion, in which voice, gesture and
expression unite to electrify The whole man
speaks. The eye, every feature and every
muscle, as we'll as the voice, has an utterance.
All the fullness, all the forms and combina-
lions of language seem at his entire control.
Words flow like the rushing of water from an
exhaustless fount. Epithet accumulates upon
epithet, clause flashes after clause, accompan-
led with varying emphasis and graphic ges-
tire, until the thought is depicted in all posi-
Die aspects and phases. And yet there is no
redundancy. Every shade is necessary to the
picture. Possessing unbounded fertility of
when he gives rein to imagina-
ton, trope, metaphor, antithesis, and analogy,
grave, gay, ludicrous and grotesque, chase
each other in sparkling career.
b His style is in exact correspondence with
the passion of the moment. Couched in rug
ged and abrupt phrase, his invective at once
sslmites and brushes. His sarcasm, winged
With keen, pointed words, flies to and pierces
It's mark. For description, he has an easy and
perspicuous flow of sentences, that embody
every lineament of the object or scene to be
represented, and exhibits it in the clearest
view, and his pathos, with touching phrase
and sweetly modulated tones, finds its way
into the heart, and explores every spring OF
passion. Such is Rufus Choate, an orator,
like none but himself w.
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The Murder Case.

Nine persons have been arrested and are
now undergoing examination at Brunswick,
tor being concerned in the murder of the Irish
man, Driscoll, on Tuesday night last. From
the evidence 30 far there is no prospect of con-
victDg any one of the murder. 1t will prob
ably result in case of riot-a number of those
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Special Notice.

THlS is 10 certify that have but ONE AGENT in Bath
and that Mr.. ALBERT G. PAGE is my only agent
OF the rae of my Genuine Sarsaparilia 4 Tomato Bit
ers, and OF her medicines and all persons wishing
cles of this kind will be sure TO get the genuine by
calling on him. FREDERIC BROWN.
Boston, Feb, ls49.
N. B.-Beware Of c0uste.tets and imi:ations--the
market is full of Them. lyd96-lyoaml9
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Printing Press for Sale.

A SECOND HAND TUFTS PATENT HAND
IA PRESS-frst rate order and little used. Platn i.
"a by &c inches. Sold to make place for Power
Press. Application to be made Immediately. Terms
LIBERAL
Apply AZ 1.-THE Tribune'' Office.
Bath, April 26, 154S.
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SAVANNAH. April 90, ls4s. :,

SAVANNAH, April 70, 1873.
FreIghts-Br vessels for Liverpool filling up at ID v
engaged 800 bales round for same port at 7-l6d v b
rate to New York ac " ID for 50 and 5-l6 y b fer
round bales, 75c v cask for Rice-very duh. To Bos-
ton, engagements at 5e p b for "a and round bales;
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MISERY LOVING PEOPLE. The London
Times adds to the following anecdote of ireland
the remark that much of the same spirit exists in
England among the lower orders OF the people,
persons who shudder at fresh air, and rebel at
whit. washing
An English gentleman, on arriving at a new
ly Inherited estate in Ireland, found two large
families living in a cottage, consisting of two
apartments the one for the Christians, and the
other for the pigs. As it boosted neither window
nor chimney, the light and air entered by the
door, and the smoke went out through the thatch.
He built two commodous cottages alter the Eng
sh model in dry situation, within a hundred
yards, and when they were quite ready, he went
in person to communicate the joyful news to his
tenants. To his surprise and discontinue, not a
man, woman, child, or pig would move The
model cottages were still unoccupied when we
last heard from him.
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Progress in India Some time since, Hin
doc being asked what gods he worshipped, re-
piled, the English for they that can make such
wonderful selt.moving ships, must be divine
Since then, through the influence OF Christian
Missions and Christian Schools there is beginning
to be seen new evidences, which particularly
marks 1648 as an important era in India, as well
as in other parts of the world, is the fact that
steamer, owned by natives, is about to be regu-
larry put on the line between Bombay and the
Persian Cult.
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THE SICK NAMES FRIEND,

DIX A. ID. GOULETT, son Of the celebrated
Indian Doctress Mrs. RICHARDSON, and Reformed P,ac-
tfoner Of Medicine, having dissolved partnership with
Dr. Provost of the late firm ofDrs Goulet q Provost by
mutual consent continues his practice heretoore his
od Office, No. 227 MAIN STREET, lett hand, up stairs,
over the Store Of G. G. Clapp.
DIX Gouett In practice, uses nothing but Vegetable or
Botanic Medicines,and can be consulted his Office
AL hours of the day. from in the morning to in the
evenings and all other honrs he can be found at his
Boarding Place, United States Hotel.
DR. g. takes this occasion t. say, that he feels grateful
for the avors he has received from his friends and patrons
IN the extensive practice he has enjoyed since his resi-
dence in this city, and he trusts he shall merit continu
ance OF their patronage and friendship by his services and
well directed efforts in their behalf.
Oct 10. DIFF A. D. GOULETT.
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Drawing School.

N MISS BRUCE has re-opened her Drawing School,
nj NO, go Main Street, in the block next north OF
the Ucntre Church Lessons will be given any time most
Convenient TOR the pupils Evening lessons be given
nrserred Tuio-for "a Lessons OF II hours each, in
Pencil and Crayon Drawing and Water Painting, 81 Oil
Painting so cite per Lesson, of two hours each Lessons
also given in Wax and Worstcd Flowers
Tuition 10 be paid the third Lesson.
We the undersigned being acquainted with Miss BRUCE,
and having witnessed her in teaching the art Of
Drawing in this CITY, take great pleasure in recommend
Ing her as well worthy the patronage Of those wishing to
,afe lessons ia that branch. WARREN LAZELL,
Worcester, Dec =, l64e. DIT E. MARTIN.
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Singular afair. Some two weeks since a
mel chant in Bangor, Me-, in emptying tea
chest found in the bottom a snuff box containing
five dollar bill on the Dover IN. H J Bank, and
attached to it the following epistle written on a
piece of paper OF the quality generally used by
the Chinese in putting up tea in pound packages ::
PEKIN, Dec. 1916
Dear Mother:-I am prisoner in Tea House,
and have been tor six years. | wish you would
go to Washington and get our government to in
terere and obtain my release. | enclose you a
five dollar note f; it was presented to me by
American GENT eman; it is Of no use to me, but
it may be to you. EDWARD LOWELL.
Directed to Mrs. Nancy Lowell, Boston, Mass.
Whoever may be interested in the above, can
obtain further information by applying at this
olfice.-BoSt0n Mail.
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100 Learned Canary Birds,

c,IGNoR sPINETTO with his Charners Of Earope'wli
- he In this City week ON Tuesday, Dec. ~ anu
lii, Sve exhibitions each day aud evening" for one week
civ AZ WALDO HALL with his extraordinary performs
ips family, will appear in IS different ea's every 0as
which appears almost incredible. u, ,N.o
,son and Death OF Marshal Ney All the characters aie
sustained and the battle regularly fought by BIRDS win
Time al exhbItion-lO1 AM, 81 PM and at o'clock
IN he evening Admi,tance % cen,s-Childrsn ~ c
Dec7.
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UXhridge AcadeIalY.

THE Winter Term of this institution will commence on
Wednesday, Dec g. and continue eleven weeks. Price
oftuton-English 81; Latin and Greek $5 French and
German extra $2 Drawing ST. incidentals % cents y
Music ST; Board in families per week s rs.
The institution is located lew rods from the half ay
house ef the Providence and Worcester Railroad. The
from Providence and those from Worcester meet here
at 81 AM and leave at Al M Scholars residing the
line OF the railroad by procuring tickets may attend
school and board at home
J. NJ. MACoMBER, Principal.
Uxbrdge, Dec 4. dwlw
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TAKE NOTICE.

THE members ofthe Worcester Mutual Fire Insurance
i Company hereby notified that the Annual Meet
ing of said Company will be holden at their Office on
Wednesday, the thirteenth day of December instant
O'Clock p for the choice of Ocers ii the Gem
pany will change the time of meeting of The Directors
AMI any other business which may legally come
before them.
By order of the President and Directors,
ANTHONY CHASE, Sec'ry.
We. cester Dec. 6. 1S48. d
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WALDO HALL,
Conf lagration oil Moscow |

VUII1 LdS dIIU4 u LIU9CUW
POSITIV ELY THE LAST WEEK.
7 N addition to the Moving Dioramas Panoramas and
i Italian FantOccini, will he presented
THIS EVENING.
AND EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK, Saturday eUen-
lng excepted and on
Wednesday 81 Saturday afternoons,
commencing at O'Clock
The Grand Dioramic Spectacle of the COMPLICATION
OF MOSCOW introducing the Marching of Troops, Fir
ing of Cannon Report of Musketry ncendiaries firing the
City, &C., until the wide sprea ing flames reach Kem>
lin, the whole Terminating in Terrific Explosion
Also, the LaHghable Farce of SIR WILLIAM BUT
TONS UNFORTONATEJ JOURNEY to BRENTFORD.
Tickets only 121 cts, without distinction of age
Doors open at O'cOck-Panorama to commence NOV
ing at u O'Clock precisely. dot Dec A.
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Free Soil Map.
FARM FOR SALE.

rT1HE subscriber offers for sale his Farm situated
A 4 about half mile south of Grafton centre con
tanning about eighty I'VE acres of good Land, well
wasered-the buildings are in good condon-the House
in large and convenient for Two families, with never
failing well Of excellent water in the housethe Barn has
been built within years. The Farm is divided into
Pasture Wood Land, Moving and Tillage There Is
good Water Privilege the premises where dam can
be raised without flowing other premises. Said Farm
will be solo and easy For urther Informal
lion Apply 20 the subscriber in sutton CENTRE or HENRY
G PRENTlcE, on the premises.
Sutton, Dec. s, ls4s. dwtf
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Dancing.

MR.. T. F. GASZYNSKI begs TO inform his friends and
patrons in Worcester that he will his classes in
Fencing aud Dancing Saturday afternoon in BRINLEY
HALL opportunity is offered to those who have not
finished their Lessons, do at this time.
MIR Gaszynski can be at the Am Temp. House.
Nov 3. diff
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Price Reduced to I2a cents.
The Great Apostle Of Liberty in Europe!
Pits TX


THE PRESENT POPE OF ROME.
us full length portrait taken ponfcal robes by
Pietro Gagardi he great artist Italy, and lately
exhibited in Rome, New York, and Boston, has just arrv-
ed in Worcester, and viii be exhibited, tew days
only, in FENWICK HALL, Temple Street
Admission l2l cens-chdren halt price. To be seen
from o'clock Am until 10 Pm.
N B. LECTURE on the Scenery and Character
istcs of New England" will be delivered on Tuesday,
Wednesddy and Thursday Evenings present week
in FENwcK HALL, at u P.M by Mr. JOHN DILLON SMITH
of New York Dec 5.
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R0sS's XpreSs forward all sorts of par
GELS and small cases, through Direct the Worcester
Rail Road to Newport, Fail Riuer, Bristol and Harren
July %. dwtf
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NOTICE.


e. G. WASHBURN offer to lease for a term OF ,esrp
- building at Washington Square. known the
Prowty Wire Factory" with the Blacksmith Shop and
out houses thereto belonging, together with the Steam
Engine, which OF about thirty horse power, and in
ceen condition. The premises well situated and
calling on Messrs. J. PRATT EARLE, on the undess
signed at their Counting ROOM on Grove Street
Worcester, Dee 5. d La G. WAsHbURN.
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Nv. B. PALMER agent Tor this paper in Boston
New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore Office in Bos-
ION. No 8 Congress Street
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/, T., 7, PROVOST.

FRENCH BOTANIC PHYSICIAN AND
SURGEON Office and Botanic Depot over BARKER &
EsTABRooK's STORE, Up STAIRS, ls door the right
Ol3dtf 227 Main Street. Worcester.
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Private School.

MISS NJ. Z. ROWLAND will commence the
Winter Term Of her School Monday, Dec 4tk, "A
Main Street The pupils may receive instruction in Draw
ing two hall days in a week. d6t Now "a.
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DIFF. O. ~. RLOOn.

gYESE5s. Proposes 10 resume the Practice of Medi-
NI1EY cine so far relates the treatment of
, the Diseases Of Children, whr arise from
oicu dentition 1t is fact, that of the irregular
ities and consequently many the defects OF the second
set of teeth, cause by mismanagemet during the
enDrn and even before the appearance of the first teeth
The Practice of Dentistry years past,
made the pncpes and process Of dentiton also the
rrtaons resulting from it familiar and therefore ap~
propriate department OF practice.
Apply at 100 Main Street, or at House.
The subscribers have formed a cusnexon in the bust
ness of DeHtistry which will be contiHu,d at the Old
Stand 100 Main Street. O. H. BLOOD M d,
Sept. 22-tf c. b. COOK NJ u
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PhrenoIogical Examinations.

MIR. A. CLAPP, Practical Phrenol0gist,
ia wond inform all who wish to know their own cspac-
tiles powers, and dispositions, that he be found for
a few weeks, at Room No. IA, american Temperance
House, AFTERNOONS AND EVENINGS
Price of an examination with chart so cts-Verbal dc:
scriDton, % ct-Written opinion, 81 50-Famiies and
Clubs discount
Ako,-Fowers' chronological Books for SALE aid Sub
scriptons received for the PSYCHOLOGICAL JOUR-
Ma L. and WATER CURE JOURNAL.
Worcester, NOV 81, 1913. DIV
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NOTICE.

TINE subscriber having disposed of his interest in the
Worcester House, has lett his and papers in
the hands of HENRY CHAPLIN, Esq, and those who have
iims against, debts 10 him are requested to call
at the Office OF said Chaplin, No. $50 Main Street.
THOMAS E. WOOD.
Worcester, Nov %, 1913.
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u The Richmond, Va. Wing, noticing the
renewed threats OF disunon from South Carolina
says:
Again we say, let her secede but let her also
stop talking aboutit. She has done nothing but
talk, talk, talk, tor twenty years, and she has
not yet seeded. Let her DO it at once and be
done with it.
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CHLOROFORM.

Dh' HARRIS l54 Main Street, is prepared to Extract
eeh Ohout pa by the use of This recently discovered
hbstitnie for Ether HLoRoFoRM
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Huzzah for our Side
Insurance against Fire

The MtEa INSURANCE COmipamy,
No. So State-st., Hartford, Conn.,.
With a sound end apaaable Capital OF $3.50, 200.
OFFER their protection against loss damage by fire
~ the citizens of Worcester and It's vicinity 1t nsue
Dwelling Houses and Furniture, Stores and Merchandise
generally, Factories, and Mills, the most favorable
Terms.
This Institution has been in operation nearly quarter
promptude in paying osses well known and estsL
lished. THOMAS X. BRACE, PIesident
SIMEON l.. LooMIs Secretary.
Hartford, March 6, 845. lstf
" Persons DESTROYS of obtaining insurance in the above
Company, REFERRED for more particulars, 10 A. II
BULLOCK, ESQ.,, WALDO BLOCK, Worcester, Mass.
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NOTICE.

THE subscriber having sold his interest in the Peiod
l. cal Establishment kept by him at No. 2, Walnut
street, Messrs. Shattuck Ames, takes this opportu
nifty return his thanks his friends their liberal
patronage, and would recommend Messrs Shattuck e.
Ames to their favorable notice.
All persons having demands against him requested
present the same and all indebted to him will be pre-.
scented with their bills in a DAYS. l have made
rangemeDts with Messrs Shattuck Ames, supply my
subscribers with the Periodicals Papers, which may
due to them JOHN GRAY in.
Dec. 5th l84e.
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$4,000 $4,000,

VSStSSO VOOIOOOH
subscribers in consequence the great scarcity Of
4 money, propose reducing their valuable Stock ct
Goods, which o! the largest this city, and have
therefore MARKED DOWN stock some
80 per cent. less than our Regular Prices.
We do not wish, think it advisable to enumerate
ten thousand different kinds of goods and prices the
practice by most Of neghbors, but we do say, that
or me next sixty days, will sell goods for ONE
nOLLAR than can be had any other Store for ore
dollar and twenty five cents.
To give people little idea what Low PRICES
we are selling Goods, propose specify articles
Rich Plaid Stripe Alpaca at Csc former price so
Plain Black do at I24c do Is
Silk Warp do at SO do GO
"A Tibet, all colors, at S1,l5 do $I,37
Prints and Furniture Patches at Sc do
Linen Hdkfs, all linen, at 81 do l2Ac
Heavy Brown Sheetings, at 4c do 6
Together with general assortment of
DE LANES, SHAWLS, PRINTS, FLAN-
NELs, BROAD CLOTHS, CAssIMERES, SATINETs.
and VESTINGS all of which will be sold the next
sixty days at ruinous prices.
HALL s. THOMPSON,
Nov %. davis opposite Central Hotel
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BARGAINS IN BOOKS.

BARGAINS IN BOOKS.
S. A. ROWLAND
AS now on hand large ard well selected assortment
IL of BOOKS OF all the various kinds Usually called for
In Bookstore, including choice collection of ANNU-
AIS, and Mi ialure Volumes in gilt binding and other
rich bound Books suitable the Holidays Also bear-
tiul Family and small BIBLES-BIank account Books,
great varety-SchOOI Books. &c which are offered st
REDUCED PRICES.
Al in want OF Books requested to call at No. 1856
Main Street, where they may depend buying
cheap Pedlas and Book Agents supplied the lowest
prices eodtDI3 Worcester Nov 20.
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STOVES. STOVES.

RlCa ARDSON u LORINGs
XOULD call the attention those in pursuit of the
w best and cheapest Cooking Stove, TO New AIR
Tight Stove arranged for Wood and CoaI-warranted
suit al who give trial. AsoA large assortment OF
Paror, Office, and Box stoves rs Main eet.
Sept 25-dtf
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NOTICE.

WHEREAS. my wife Harriet, has left my bed and
w board and refused to live with although suitable
provision is made for her support and comfort this
forbid all persons haborng trusting her my account,
paying to her any debts dues, and earnings shall
pay debts of her contracting and shall claim all dues
demands, till she returns her duty a wife.
SAMUEL w. MATHEWSON.
southbridge Nov. 23, ls46, DR.