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Farm, Produce, &c. at Auction.
On Wednesday. Jan. 3, 1910.

"a A T ten o'clock A. NJ, will be sold Public Auc>
k N ton, the house of the late DEA. PETER RICB
sRs.szA in HOLDEN, the following property, viz:
FARMING UTENSILS and LIVE STOCK, tog -ther
Corn Rye Oats, &C., also, about Is tons of prime HAY
and many other articles too numerous to mention.
There will be sold at the same time and place the
FARM belonging to the late Dea Rice, consisting vau-
able Pasture, Tage, and Moving Land, with the Build
ngs thereon together with about IL of excellent
Wood Land The sale will be positive and terms liberal
Those wishing purchase good Farm cultivate, or
Wood Land Tor the purpose of cutting off the Wood, will
find il for their advantage TO attend the sale
THOMAS II. RICE, Execu-
PETER RICE, tors.
Worcester, Dec. 20, l649. dstwlt52
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Wallet Lost,

ON the goth inst between Worcester and North Brooks
" field The Wallet contained Is or IL dollars, and some
loose papers value The finder shall be suitably
warded leaving il with Mr. Flagg at the East Brook
field Depot with the subscriber at North Bro0kheid
Dec % lS46. d6ts NELSON WHITING.
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BRASS FOUNDRY,

TIVE subscriber will manufacture order, his Estab-
l. lishment in Worcester, few rods Of Messrs.
Bradley q Rices Ca Mandatory, COPPER, C0MPO-
sIPION, BRASS, TIN, ZINC or LEAD CASTINGS,
cheap for cash approved credit be obtained
elsewhere, Aitleboroueh not excepted.
Orders, by mail or otherwise, promptly executed
Worcester, Dec 26. A. b. CHAFFEE.
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THE SICK MAN5S FRIEND

DIX. A. ID. GOULETT, son of the celebrated
Indian Doctress Mrs. RICHARDSON, and Reformed Pyac-
1 ~ % medicine, having dissolved partnership with
Dr. Provost, of the late firm ofDrs GouIe & Provost by
mutual consent continues his practice heretofore his
old ONCE No 227 MAIN STREET, LETT hand, up stairs
over the Store of G. c. Clapp.
DIX Gouett in practice, nothing bat Vegetable
BOTANIC Medcines-and can be consulted his office at
al hous OF the day, from in the morning in The
evening; and AZ all other honrs he be found his
boarding Place. United States Hotel.
DR. IT, takes this occasion say, that he feels grateful
or the avors he has received from his friends and patrons
IN the extensive practice he has enjoyed since his resi-
oehce IN this city, and he trusts he shall merit confirm
ahCe o. their patronage and friendship by his services and
well directed efforts in their behalf
Oct l9. DIFF A. d. GOUIETT.
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DIR. o. III. BLOOD,

E8<Nzzz9 - CANs VI He BLOOUs
9TYSS5sA proposes to resume the Practice of Medi-
NIJIH cine, so far relates the treatment o +
the Diseases Of Children, which arise from
ou dehtlton II is fact, that of the irregular
and consequently many of the defects the second
oi eeth are caused by msmanagemert during the
ana even before the appearance of the first teeth
he pracce OF Dentistry for several years past, has
aue the principles and process Of eenon, also the
alous resulting from it familiar therefore an APP
propriae department OF practice.
apply at 1870 Main Street, or at House.
The subscribers have formed coanexion in the bust
HeSs OF Oentstry, which will be continued at the Old
Stand 100 Main Street. O IT, BLOOD M D.
Sept. 22-tf C. d. COOK AZ n
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SHORTS,

5000 BUSHELS FINE SHORTS a superior article
OOOO Those wishing II Winters Stock, will do well
TO give US call. T. & J. SUTTON,
Nov. y Mechanic street and Steam Mill.
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From New York Auctions,
JUST RECEIVED AT THE
NEW YORK STORE.

" II w " N IA ST u TX Es
A LARGE OF
A LII wool DeLAlNES AND CASHMEPFS
IN and beautiful patterns which will be sold 81
about halt ne price which the same quality selling IN
this city or Boston.
DeLAINES, small figure, at IL cents, same az
the Jobbers in Boston selling at II cts
Also, PRINTS from 64 to 10 cts, such as have
been sold for 10 and IA cts
COTTON GOODS at the wholesale prices
together with a large and general assortment of
HOUSE FURNISHING DRY GOODS
CARPETS, FEATHERS. &c..
which will be sold at greatly REDUCED PRICES
o. F. STEBBINS & CO.
l79 Main St, next door to AM Temp. Houee
Worcester, Dec 49,. dwo
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BOARD.

GENERAL single Gentlemen can be accommodated with
Nov l6 diff
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Waufed T,prmedjateIv.

\ American Girl, to do the house work of a small
n family. Inquire of MRS. M r. WILLIAMS l2I
MAIN ST. Dec 5.
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CHLOROFORM

nAhklS, l54 Main Street. is prepared to Extract
en ~thout PAIN by the use of this recently discovered
aoStltnte for Ether-CHLoRoFoRM
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d. y. ]. PREYOST.

D." IL. j. PREVOST.
FRENCH BOTANIC PHYSICIAN AND
SURGEON, Office and Botanic Depot over BARKER &
EsTABRooKs STORE Up STAIRS, LIST door on the right
Ol3dtt 227 Main Street. Worcester.
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DR.. ROOT HAS ARRIVED.

TAR. III. TX. ROOT, the 9Th Son, and
II celebrated DOCTOR of the BLOOD, from the City
q hartford will be in attendance at The AMERICAN
TEMPERANCE HOUSE IN WORCESTER, rom mon
a Dec 25h until Saturday, Dec 30th, for the consulta>
ian If the afflicted of both sexes and his Office
HIRTroRp the first week in each month until May after
which time his Office will be in the City of New York
He is eecting the remarkable cures for the SICK,
the suffering and discouraged OF the various parts OF the
world He invites the attention of those afflicted in any
manner with diseased OF the Blood Bones Nerues,
or Flesh, however severesuch as Cancers or uInors
Fever Sores Sweed Neck, spinal Affection Sotness ana
Curvature of Bones Diseased Lungs or Consumption
Diseases OF the Heart, Peurisy, Bronchitis INSANITY In
hamation the Bowels, or any other organ ID the
system Lame Back, Side and Stomach; Rheumatic pans,
Liver Complaints, Erysipeas, Salt Rheum Scroiula:
Dropsy Indigestion Cesveness Piles Contracted MUS
cles liberated Sores of all kinds, Scad Head, ecurVy,
and all diseases peculiar TO Females, pe city cured py
little medicine "A word to the wise is sufficient"
His system of treating the above complaints mas secured
10 thousands persons eectual cures OF Inc most obst
natc Kind by restoring to the BLOOD its natural and
necessary elements, which were diseased
end changed. ,,r ~, ;,
For he blood is the Life.-Deut. XIII 2S
For the life ofthe GeSh is the btood-Lev xvu; H.
Bioodis the life Of all fesh-Lev. xvii IA
For The life Of flesh is the blood
K;no Dayid Iuas tke 7th sofl.-lst Chron. xi. 10. .
II the BLOOD be pure, rich and healthy. Hue you WIN
and Dir Won can't The afflicted are invited 10 call
ADVICE FREE.
mr. ROOTS NEW TREATISE ON HEALTH, WIN
numerous illustrative Engravngs can be had al ms ONCE
nac . DR.. II. K ROOT.
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Christmas and New Years Presents.
CALL AT
ADAMS DAGUERREAN ROOMS.

142 Main Street,
ND type in of the and splendid style
N of CASES and TOKENS made expressly for Christ
mas and New Years Presents
Mr. A. has recently received Voightlander German
Camera of largest size selected and imported by Hale
g. Co, of Boston, with which he is able TO take Groups
OF from to 80 persons.
Having recently enlarged his SKY LIGHT so that II is
four times the any other tn Worcester Groups
can be taken with an light and shade ali the 6a-
ures which It Is obvious cannot be done with side light
Persons conf empating setting are invited TO examine
the Daguerreotypes at the different Rooms in this City
and Judge for themselves. diff Dec IS.
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~ Ross'S XpreSS forward all sorts OF par
GELS and small cases. through direct, the Worcester
Rail Road to Newport Fall RiUer Bristol and Barren
July %. dwtf
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WnlISs. de I,ainas-

NEW STYLES just received. Prices from 12I TO p
~ cents. B. L. HARDON & co.
lec 81. 3w
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Store to Let.

ON the corner of Main and Pleasant Streets Possess
~ sion gwen the first OF Jan. Enquire of
Dec, IA ETHAN ALLEN.
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4 Good Chance

active BOY, who would be faithful to his trust can
have the chance OF selling the SPY the best route
in the City, The compensation depends on the amount Of
sales. Inquire at this Office. d Dec IL.
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NV. B. PALMER IS agent for th,s paper in Boston
New York, Philadelphia, and Baltimore Office in Bos-
ton, No. Congress Street.
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STOVES. STOVES.

TOULD call the attention those in pursuit of the
' best and cheapest Cooking Stove, TO New Air
Tight Stove arranged for Wood and Coal-warraned to
suit all who give trial. AlsoA large assortment of
Paror, Office, and Box stoves rs Main str eet.
Sept 25-df
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PhrenOlogicaI Examinations,

rs. A. CLAPP, Practical Phrenol0gist,
~ would inform ali who wish know their capac
es powers and dispositions that he may be found for
a few weeks, at Room No. IA, american Temperance
House, AFTERNOONS AND EVENINGS.
Plce OF an examination with chart so cts-Verba de-
sGrpuon, % cts-Wrten opinion 81 ,50-Families and
Aso--Fowlers' chronological Books for SALE ahd Sub
sCrlptlons received for the PHYSIOLOGICAL JOUR-
NAL, and WATER CURE JOURNAL.
Worcester; Nov 81, 1913. DIV
CITIZENS
kE honoraby assured that the following are the ac-
tual qualities of IS bottle of JONES' CORAL HAIR
RESTORATIVE. If they doubt our word thew cannot
these hlghiy respectable citizens who have tried it,
Mr. Geo. Beckett, Al Elm st New York.
Mrs Matilda Reeves, Myrtle avenue, BROOKLYN
Mr. VIM Tompkins, go King ST., New York
Mr. Thomas Jackson SO Liberty ST.. Pittsburgh
H. e. Cullen, late barber Steamboat S. America
AND more than hundred others state, though this must
SUFFICE that it will force the hair to grow on the head or
iace stop falling off, strengthen the roots, removing
scurt and dandruf from the ROOTS making light red or
gray hair fine dark look and keeping dry harsh
or wiry hair moist, SOFT clean and beautiful very very
long time. Sold in Worcester by ]. CIRCUIT, ia
Dec 10. dWSm l39 Main
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Straw Sewers.

rTNHE subscriber will give employment to Fifty good
Straw Sewers, to whom liberal wages Will he paid if
application be made A. CLARK.
Ware Dec Is. 1913. dW2W5l*
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CWrtaill Fixtures.

lust received avery large and for sale cheap
y by b. l.. HARDON d co.
Dec n. 9w
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900 Pieces English Prints,

7HE handsomesG styles that have been offered in thi
/ City, this season. just received and for sale by
Dec a. 4w b. l.. HARDON d co.
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Notice.
COMPREHENSIVE MOTTO
NOTICE.

THE CoParnershp heretofore existing under the firm
l. Of C Brigham 81 Co., dissolved on the first day
If July last The affairs OF the firm will be settled by c..
d. j. NJ. Brigham. G. d J. M. BRIGHAM,
FRANCIS p STOWELL.
Worcester Dec. ~ IS49
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N. b. The business will be continued heretofore BY
GATES & STOWELL at the Old Stand,
SAMUEL F. GATES,
dSw* FRANCIS p. ETOWELL.
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Worcester, IS. Probate Office, December 49, 1888
To all persons interested in the Estate of CHARLES
GARDNER, late of BTookfed, deceased Gireetfnr
You are ctedto appear Court OF Probate Is 10
holden at Worcester on the first Tuesday of Japuarv
next, TO show why the instrument which purpoIs
10 be the last viii and Testament said deceased shord
not be approved
Dl6d& CHAS c. PRENTIsS Per
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HOSKery and Gloves.
TTHE price OF every article in this Department has beer
mark ed down. that each article is Bargain of il
self To secure Bargains you must call early at
Dec p. 4w b. l.. HARDON g. cos.
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Worcester, IS. Probate Office December g, 1898
To all persons interested in the Estate of SAMUEL
BROWN, late OF West BOY ston deceased, Greeting.
v on are cited to appear Court Probate 70 he
holden at Worcester the first Tuesday of January
next to show why the first account rendered bv
Moses A. Brown, the Administrator, of his admInisra
ton of said Estate, and his claim creditor should
not be allowed.
Dl6d CHAs. G. PRENTIss, Reg.
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Green Atwood Cashmeres.
Hosiery and Gloves.

VERY nice article just received and Tor sale chear
II Dec ~ b. L. HARDON & CT
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CHAs. G. PRENTIss, Reg.

Worcester, 49, Probate Office, December IL, I84e
TO all persons interested in the Estate of RHODA
BALDWIN, of Leicester, an insane person, Greeting.
You are cited to appear at Court of Probate TO be
holden at Worcester on the first Tuesday of January
next, to show cause why License should be granted
to Hosea W. Baldwin, the Guardian upon his petition 10
sell the whole of the Real Estate of said Rhoda Baldwin
mentioned in said petitions for the purpose of putting out
the proceeds thereof on interest for her benefit.
DIG CHAS. G. PRENTISS, Reg,
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IMPORTANT NOTICE;

Ill PEkSONS having unsettled accounts with this
subscribers are hereby notified that the accounts are
ready for settlement and they must be cancelled on or be
tore the first day of January All persons indebted
to Us by Note are requested to make immediate payment
Worcester, Dec 81. II b. h. HARDUN GO
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Worcester, IS. Probate Office, December l9, 1888.
70 all persons interested in the Estate of WILLIAM
PElRCE, late of West Boy lston, deceased Greeting
You are cited to appear Court of Probate to be
holden at Worcester on the first Tuesday of January
next to show why administration of the Estate Of
said deceased should not be granted Charles H. Lorpg
of Sterling.
dtJIwlt52* CHAS G.. PRENTTSS Dec
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1848-06-16
Speech of Wendell Phillips,
AT the late Anniversary Of tie .dmerican A. S.
Society.

Al the late Anniversary Of tie american A. S.
Society.
Mr.. President-I hold in my hand the fol-
lowing Resolution, which, with your permis-
sion, | will offer to the Society, and to which
l will address my remarks
ResOired, That recognizing as we do, with
profound gratitude the wonderful progress
our cause has made during the last eighteen
years, and yet considering the effort now ma
king to impress the community with the idea
that the Church in this land can and will
abolish Slavery by its own virtue, and that
the parties are able and willing to grapple
with the evil, this Society deems it duty TO
~reiterate its convictions, that the only exodus
for the slave out of his house of bondage is
over HE ruins Of the present american Church,
and the present American Union!
(rhe resolution was received with loud ap.
plause, accompanied with Kisses from the re.
mote part of the house. At the request of a
gentleman below the platform, it was read
again.)
That Resolution asserts but very little, il
anything, more than has been uttered by the
previous speakers. You will not find m t
differing, scarcely a hairs breadth if at all,
from the sentiments to which you have lis.
tened, with such profound respect and atten'
ton, for the last hour and a half. There has
been a response from the bottom of my hear
to every expression Of gratitude and apprecia'
ton of the wonderful progress of the Anti.
Slavery cause during the last eighteen years
| know that if we should have prophesied ten
years ago, that the labors of the few men and
women, pledged to the enterprise, would be
blessed by b~enignant Heaven with so large
a measure of success within the short circle
of so few years, we should have been deem
ed more maniac and f%anatical than even we
have been supposed to be, in expecting SO
much from such ridiculous means. Most full
ly do | agree with all that has been said (; YET
as | listened to the speakers with that delight
which we all felt in the picture which they
presented to US, ] remembered that we came
here not only to look in each others faces,
thank God and take courage, as Paul did
when, journeying to Rome, he met the bre-
thren but to look over the land, reassure our
selves of the truth of our principles, take a
new departure, make a new observation of the
heavens, and see what remains to he accom-
plished; to gather experience from the past
and lay plans for the future. The abolitloF
Of Slavery, when first agitated, seemed an
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-05-18

The Pres ,ael, rr,n talinr the chair explained the
oiaci Of iH Convention to ue 10 appnnt drrgate' the;
Nat.nua Congrnii SON 10 ass nhIe at Philadelphia
winch C1reaarln Iuid ne atsfI,d with the daly Of ST.
s.3og r.s N If and available candidate lor The oi ne
Of President ii the United SaIfs.
Tie fll5aiag E,s,lalIeas were Submitted by MI
)laeI Jca-
.R.a.ssa | at the ..aaee. prosperity and hon,r If
c'uaif dreuJ u,pn tie success Of lac ifr ep''s OF
The " h,a pery.
RI - INT t}. bezs meaa- in the present crisis
ii oar oa5al alr'. Ia promote these objects az" iae
election ia President and Nee President oi lie nitrd
Sairs entertaining these puaeiPes
'E.~oige4. That We approved the assembling ofa
National Wig E.nyrnnonn Phlladcphia. onlhr 'tl
Ionc next. 10 Waiaate candidates for President and
Nlrr President
"Re>,lyed. That pledge ourselves 10 support at
Tie Presidential election the nominees ii that Con
yanion'
4 an afternoon se,su1. ellen no business was G,rnal
" ransacin lhese solutions adoped, and their
adofrIon WIS frmaIy confirmed at the enseWs evening
session.
The SLOWING prea ohe and resolution etirradby Hon.
Ih.s g. Pat n the ulprnai meeting Of lhe afternoon
Werr Then IN, II up:
''Wheras il arp.ars by the Indications Of The pres
rn tonyeasleotIa the first choice Of The HIS Of Ma
ryhnd is Henry thy Of Kentucky; that their second
choice ], General Zachary TAYLOR Of Louisiana Ihere
fre.
..kes.lvcl That The Delegates who shall be qppoinr
I'd in thl- maelfa9 be- and they are hereby instructed 10
their bas el1rs the nomination Henry
Clay. hy the National hig Convention, and If they
shall bee sage of the proceeding, oil said CpuvrA-
I'm convinced HAT the nomination Of Mr. Cay cannot be
effected by them. Then that the SAID Delegates be- and
they are hcrrbY INSTRUCTED toVstc IN sad Convention tr
The nlnlnaii Il General yor. aud teir best e.
i1ns 10 secure the slme.
The first ranse Of he resolutions. expressing the first
eaoc" m Maryland TIN candidate for the Presidency
10 be llrnry Gay, was adopted.
After considerable dscus,lon.in which Messrs Jeuif,r
p. AIt,I3 md, AIr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-05-18
Correspondence Of the America.
UNITED STATES SENATE.
Washington, May 10.

Mr.. Underwood Introduced i,int resolution, which
was 10 IN the table and ordered to be printed pmy
ding for ihe collection by lhe Commissioner Of the Pa
tent offce. 10 he embraced In his report annually iulr
nation, l. As 10 the value Of the agricultural Productions
D the Several States, the amount % labor empa ytt rice
OF labor In each Stale, &c2 The number and value
oil The manufacturing establishments IN thr several States
quantity and value OF manufactures, labor employed
lrlce IN each State. &c. g. Authorsue the employ
inen Of Posimasers in the several States er this object
and requiring them TO answer all questions and give all
ot'ser Information which they may able to conmun
cate.
The bill for the relief Of bona fde settlers under the
act Tor the armed arcupatlon OF Florida, was pass
ed.
The consideration Of Mr. Johnspns resolution calling
on the PRECEDENT 10 stale Why the nominations OF certain
bliicers have not been sent in, was resumed
Mr.. Iohusan replied the remarks Yesterday made BY
Mr. Allen. He had iiea he said Of censirnp in adj
vance, nor had he ected be compelled cesure
I'll, the condnct OF the Executive He desired merely
oglve The President opportunity to set hinsel right
beore The Senate, to why il had been in his paw
CT 70 communicate certain appointments TO the Seh-
ate.
lie had heard surprise tx .Ieesel by fnuls of the
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Dnna- The last few DAVIS from fifteen t. twenty Am
orhan soldiers, dcseflerS have arrived here WHO en-
listed 'mocda'ey Lilo thr Mexican amy Several
Vt them have been allaehrd t., the areri and ord aance
department Oilers have been srnt t, Gu1uallatu
ana 6aadia tr the purpose ot organising companies
which are u b" irmrd at Americans Ilt>or'rrs) fht1e
is much IA about de>enpn ct trpu four to Eve hun
dre9 men, tina, is sa3. is To take place IN few DAYS
nom He American lfa1PN qnatered anlut the city of
NsNca, and is further SAID that several agents have
len this place IN urder to facilitate the d serun
Isl laci that IA lie ah,cc named departments there
are MT ealy American spders but as nercan oii els
who have deserted Ia short ume. AMONGST tlen is an
artillery oihrerwh deserted SIN days agoau they have
all 'ei' tins place IN order TO organize all the interior
safes.
According to a statement presented To Congress the
MEXICAN aoyornmen VIII require The purpose OF car
Tying On ll1r war against The observation-disclosures and
Miners. oSi. AtiIere. -63le Mounted d. 536 Iairtry
ct line Inc, I'3la Cavalry one; and other pinned
i'ieas, a3ol ott Of 55017 men 10 from 60 6atlal-
oo' and 10 regiments. and lie this tram Of ll5
pieces Of Artillery.
10 snrAtI lhle free Wou'diu,loye monthly expense