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The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-05-09
SUMMARY

Some wag took drunken fellow, nut b;n,
in coffin with the lid left so that he canid
raise it, placed him in graveyard, and wa;t
ed to see the effect. After short time tbo
fumes of the liquor left him, and hi, no,;t;or
being rather confined, he sat upright. and afier
looking around, exclaimed well, Fmtbe fir,
that's riz, or else I'm confoundedlv belaed -,
The FUTURE PRESIDENT OF FRANCE
Douglass Jerrold saws in his letter.
"Every hour may now bring forth important
events. The gale is rising; nevertheless
though the vessel may be some time under
stress of weather, have great faith in the
knowledge and frmness of the future Presi-
dent of the French Repubic-LAMARrIyE.''
A Loco Foco correspondent Of the Rich.
mond Enquirer saws that Mr.. Polk after the
close of his term of service, viii have no other
ambition than to spend the remnant of his lie
under the shade of bis ancestral oaks" We
think that Mr. Polk Will be in a sufficiently
deep ''shdds" without the slightest necessity Of
ensconcing himself under a big oak tree
Louisville Journal
DEMOCRATIC ECoNOMY. The following
table shows the Government expenses under
different administrations from the day Of Wash
ington to that of James X. Polk:
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CONGRESS.

Nothing of any importanc has been done by
Congress during the past week. On Monday
both Houses adjourned, out of respect to the
memory of Senator Ashley, and Tuesday was ia
ken up with his funeral The funeral sermon was
preached by Mr.. Slicer, Chaplain Of the Senate
The President, heads of departments, and foreign
ministers attended. Mr.. Ashley was very high
" esteemed at Washington, and his sudden death
after sickness of but two days, awakened much
feeling. The deaths among our public men, the
season. have been unusual in number, and from
among the most gifted.
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CAssIUs N. CLAY.-It seems to have been
the object of this gentleman, in the speech
which he made at the Taylor meeting in New
York, to say two words for himself and one
for Cen aylor.-Cassius NJ. CLAW is the he
70 OF the speech Humble as be was, he said
ne hoped 10 carry Kentucky in favor of Gen
Taylor, and ultimately to bring about his nom
ination to the Presidency. Having when he
had previously addressed New York audi
ence, spoken against the annexation of Texas.
and depiored all the anticipated consequences
of it, even the war, and then having been one
OF the first to 90 into the fghting,-he now
found himself, he said, in somewhat pecul-
lar attitude" And he undertook to cover
up his Inconsistency by throwing over it the
comprehensive and abused mantle of patriot
ism. Though originally opposed to the war,
he said, when it was commenced he, like
true patriot, put his shoulder TO the wheel, to
support, to fight for his country, right or wrong
his objections in oblivion" He
believed the annexation of Texas was illegal
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-05-09

MONEY AND MALADIEs.-The want OF
money, | am inclined 10 think, produces phys
ical changes which have moi as yet been sui
ficienty noticed by the faculty. 1t causes
gradual and considerable accumulation oil
bile, which lies lurking in the system, until
the incivilles oliriends. or the opportunities
of creditors, cause it TO become completely
vitiated or inspissated, after whicha man, es>
pecially one predisposed TO melancholy and
contemplation, looks at every thing on earth
through pair Of yellow spectacles. The I'M
happy patient becomes saturated, body and
mind, with iaunhice: he shuns The society
OF bis fellow men, buttons his coat up TO his
chin, pulls his hat over his eyes, deposits his
hands in The pockets OF his sma!l-clothes, and
takes extraordinary long walks into the coun,
try. But even the fair lace oil nature becomes
changed the barrenness ofhls pockets throws
n corresponding steriIify over the landscape,
deducling 1.-The glory from the grassland splen-
dor from the flower" The poisoning oil
the earth is no longer pleasant TO his sight,
or The music OF the merry warblers Of The
woods delightful to his ear. His "heart is out
Of Joint" and all nature seems 10 be filled with
unpleasing comparisons between his own
state and he.s.-He stalks about with lower
ltl1 OfbN uilu ulthibCA
discord amid the universal harmony and hit
ness Of things. AT this iunclure lei inielli-
gence arrive of 4 heavy legacy left him by
some appropriately deiunci distant relative
and 10 the change! 1t is dark cloud pass
ing from tie sun Monsieur II Penseroso be-
comes L'Allegro in a twinkling He draws
his hands from the Extensive vacuum in which
they have been dangling. takes the yellow
spcctacles from his eyes, raises the hat from
his brows unbuttons his coat, and turns, with
feeling Of leisurely enjoyment, 10 welcome
the fresh spring breeZe.-The song o: birds
and the odor of flowers are grateful 10 his
senses, The rivulet iinkles once more pleas
anily in his ear, and the cheerful song ofthe
lark finds a corresponding echo in his own
bosom. He INDUCES no longer in specula-
lions on the vanity and insufiiciency ofthings.
but HES homeward cheerful, free, eniran-
chised, independent. He orders an approved
cookery book, lies a-bed and studies il. and
marvels in short time, how melancholy ev-
or gained footing in this mighty pleasant
world. Oh money, money marvellous in
deed are the changes thou canst produce!
Would that were bank director The
lale I'm. Coz.
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-05-09

NEW VERSION OF THE REvoLUTIoS-
The Courier des Etats- Ui,is gives the follow
inc account of the French Revolution pub
I;sbed under the sanction of the Russian cen
sorship of the press at Warsaw:
DAT Paris there was ariot which was prompt
" nut down. His Majesty, Louis Philippe, l.
seriously indisposed and by the advice OF hi'
physicians, he has resolved to abstain for some
time from the affairs of Government, and gone
10 take the sea-baths at Brighton. On the
Kines departure there was slight connection
which was reprsssed, and which resulted In the
retreat of NJ. Guizot.-During his absence the
King has con6ded the direction>of affairs tf
Count Mole"
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SMGETLY lN8cCUEATE.-A recent
Prusslsn paper announced that In CoPen-
lex. lady maid shot herself yesterday,
from disappointed love" A subsequent
number of the paper had the following Gu
rious correction:-"Then notice ola sui
eide is to be corrected so far as TO say,that
the event took place, not in Copenlck, but
IN Potsdam that it was not lady's maid
but page, not from disappointed love but
on account of debt, and also that the party
did not shoot but hung himself"
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-05-09

DARTMOUTH CoLLEGE.-We make The
following extract from letter Just receiv-
ed from friend at Hanover, n. II. rela-
tive Ia the commencement exercises at
Dartmouth College:
We shall present an attractive bill' for
eur next Anniversary, to say nothing cfthe
stars of the graduating class. Hon Ru-
fls Choate, of Boston, will deliver an ad-
dress before the Literary Societies and
Rev. Justin Edwards Of Andover before
the Theological Society. Flagg's Brass
Band has engaged to- be present on the oc-
casion. The "Commeneement Ball'
may be an additional indueenent TO those
who delight to "trip the light fantastic toe "
1t is 'got mp" by the graduating class, and
held on the eve Of Commencement. 1t is
msaailygraced with the beauty ofthe neigh
boring places, and such as may be present
from more distant places. Could you not
send few ofihe city bellies Here would
be great chance for the candidates for
matri nony Dos. Bee.
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-05-09

q The Literary World" announces,
among other forthcoming books, new his
torical work by Prescott, on the Reign of
Philip the Second Of Spain-and Life of
Chancellor Kent, by his son, Hon. VIM.
Keat, LII d.
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HA Washington letter to The Baltimore

Clipper says
every day The fact becomes more appa>
rent, thai Mr.. Polk intends TO be brought be-
fore The National Democratic Convention.
His hopes seem TO be in the squable among
other Democratic candidates. The friends
of Messrs. Buchanan and Cass complain
that Mr. Polk has treated them eavalierly.
All this has been denied, but nevertheless
there is more truth than fiction in it, which
the Convention in Nav will exhibit"
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The STATE cP WISCONSIN. Governor
DoDGE, of :ho Territory Of Wisconsin has
Just issued his Proclamation declaring that
the Constitution lately submitted to the
People of that Territory for adoption, pre-
parat ry 10 their assuming the position OF
a State ofihe American Union, has been
approved 10y a majority of 1928 votes
out OF % ,59I votes cast.
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-05-09

There is charming little villa on the
heights Of Georgetown, d. C., built in the
Itallan style by Mr.. Duffy, of that place.
We learn from the Advocate that it is now
occupied by Senator Fooie, of Miss The
gardens adjacent are adorned with the ut
most taste, and are now beginning to bloom
with luxuriant beauty.
This accounts fer the luxuriance and
poetic character of the language of that
distinguished Senator Boston Vhig.
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-05-09

II The Burlington Daily Sentinel comes to us
in a new and greatly improved shape. 1t is well
conducted Journal, though unfortunately devoted
to the advocacy of very bad principles.
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-05-09

BATTLE AT CHIHUAHUA.-The Mexican
papers contain notices confirming the rumor
Of a recent f-ht between the Americans aud
Mexicans in chihuahua. The Official Regis
ter Of Durango, Of the 2sth nit. contains the
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-05-09

[The King of Prussia barber has
applied for an increase Of salary, owing TO
an augmentation of work caused by the
length of His Maiesty's face.
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GO The Wings of the Massachusetts, Leeis-
latofe have recommended Daniel Webster for
the Presidency, and published an address to
the Wings Of the United States, urging his
claims.
saT The geography and topography of Yer
mont are very Familiarity understood in Boston
and New York Stonington and Terglumes
have had their day-but the Bottom Atlas
gives US the first limitations of "Preston, VT
which We recollect ever to have heard
- Mrs. Julia Webster Appleton, wife of
Samuel 4. Appleton, Esq, and only daughter
of Daniel Webster, died in Boston, on Friday
evening, the 2Sth ult.
e. President Everett, it is said, owing to
i'll health and in accordance with the advice of
his physician, will resign the office of Prcsi-
dent of Harvard University, at the next Com
mencement.
"a A Waterman in Boston, named David
Estes, was shot on Thursday, 27th ult., while
attempting to arrest two burglars. The Mayor
offered reward ofSl 900 for the arrest ofthe
murderer. On Saturday morning. a young
man named David Thompson, alias johnson,
was arrested on supicion of having committed
the murder. A variety of stolen goods was
found in his possession, and among the rest a
revolving pistol stolen from gentleman resi-
ding in Nashua, while recently stopping in
Boston.
VIRGINIA ELEcrIoS.-The Loco Focos
have carried the State, by increased MAORI
ties. The movements Of the Taylor no-party
Reorganization, deserve the full credit of
this result. Discussions in the Wing ranks
seem to have 50 fully occupied the attention of
all politicians as to leave little zeal for any
thing else.
Mr.. Nugsnt, the correspondent of the New
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-05-09

~ Gov. Slade has recovered from the IN
iury received few weeks since, while on his
wav to Detroit He arrived in town last week
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The majority Of Cool over Reynolds, it will
be seen, is 2l47. The former has the highest
Wing, the latter the lowest Loco vote. Bell,
the lowest Wing, has majority over Redfeld,
the highest Loco, of 1859 votes. The entire
Wing ticket, with the exception of Bell, is e.
lected. Shafter, LEGO Foco Abolitionist, has a
majority over Bell of 3s6.
The whole number of votes for Williams
Con all the tickcts)is less than 14,OOO-about
equal to the majority for Harrison, if we recol-
lect, in 1910.
Vermont can probably poll 10000 votes.
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% We are sorry to see that paper Of so re-
spectacle character as the Burlington Sentinel
has seen fit to fish up some very filthy rags from
the last Vermonter, in the shape of communi-
cation which we supposed to be beneath any SEN
sibIe mans notice. 1t would not probably have
appeared in the Vermonter, had its editor been at
home.-This same Vermonter appropriates to it
sef,withOut credit, our Telegraph reports Is this
honorable 2 -
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-05-09

York Herald, has been released from the Gus
tody of the Sergeant-at-Arms Of the U. >.
Senate.
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ER. GooLIDGE.-This wretched man i. wri-
ting letters to the newspapers, from his cell al
Thoniaston. A more cold-blooded and fiend-
ISL murder, than that of which twelve un-
prejudiced men have declared lin guilty.
was never committed. And yet there are
those who seem to be peculiarly anxious to ex-
cite public sympathy in his favor-not from
any tokens of penitence-not because there is
the slightest reason to suppose him innocent
and what it is for, we cannot well imagine.
In his letter Of April 18th, published in the
Kennebec Journal, the murderer speaks of
himself as "one whose mind is as calm and I'M
rufiled as the gentle breeze that fans itself
DER the bosom of peaceful lake"
A man whom the consciousness of having
committed coid-blooded murder has no pow
er to affect, will not, we hope, find much en-
couragement in his appeals to public sympa-
thy. We trust the law will be rigidly enforc-
ed, and that the Governor of Maine will not
shrink from his responsibility, when the year
of his solitary confinement shall have expired
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Rumors from Merico-Scoh and Marcy
The Vera Graz PIans-Senator Ashley.
Correspondence Of the Tribune.
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CAssIUsM. CLAY.-This Peripaielic orator
who is, however, hers yet. receives the fol-
lowing caSligaiions in his own home, Ken
lucky n. Y. Express.
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THE TARIFF OF 46.-HoW IT OP-
CRATES.

We promised our readers last week, some
further statements of fact, going to show the
ruinous effect of the Tariff policy OF MIR. Polk
and that distinguished American man with
English principles, "Sir Robert Walker.
1t never created any surprise in our minds,
that the report Of the Secretary of the Treas
ury met with such cordial reception in Lon
don. Mr.. Walker manifests great deal oil
pride in the fact that this sophistical document
twas ordered to be reprinted by the House OF
Lords" THAT it was their true policy to give
it as extensive a circulation as possible, GER
tainly admits of no question. The reason of
this high appreciation of our Secretary's talents
will be plainly enough seen from the fol-
lowing statements, in the correctness of
which, the utmost reliance can be placed
We conv from the piftSb,r1 Gazette
The Daily spy., 1848-12-25

FALL ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing Friday, Sept. l, 1913,
PASSENGER TRAINS will run daily, Sundays except
ed, as follows
Boston, 2 A. M, sA. NJ. and4TM
Worcester, 81 A. NJ, 10 A. NJ ; and 5 so T. NJ
Albany, A. M, andf-S1 P. NJ.
Springfield, ST Am. AMI 1t P NJ. fer Albany
Springfield, st A. NJ, II and "a P. NJ, (or the arrival
of The train from New York for Worcester and Boston,
Day LINE TO NEW YORK-Uia Spring feid.
The Steamboat train leaving Boston AM and Wor
eester at 81 A.M will stop Way Stations unless to
take passengers for Springfield pro-
eeed directly on by way of Hartford and New Haven and
arrive in New York by P M
Returning. leaves New York A. M. and arrives al
Worcester at P. M.
FOR ALBANY AND TROY,
Leave Boston at A. NJ, Worcester 10 A. NJ and arrive
at Albany at ct PMor letve Boston at M Worcester
so M lodge in Springfield; Leave 81 next morning
and arrive in Albany at u P. NJ.
The trains for Trey leave the arrival of the trains
Gfeenbush.
The trains for Buffalo leave Albany alta A. M. &7PM
The trains Ofthe Pittsfed ard North Adams Rail Road
connect at Pitsfed.
The Housatonic Rail Road connects at the State line
The trains for Northampton and Greenfield connect al
Springfield and passengers proceed by Stage to Br&le.
bOro, Windsor, Bellows Falls, Hanover, Haverhl &c.
Stages run from Charlton to Sonthbridge from Wes
Brookdeld TO Ware Enfield, New BBainree and HardwcA
from Palmer to Three Riyeis, Belchertown Amherst
Ware and Monson. HENRY GRAY,
Agent Western Railroad.
The Daily spy., 1848-12-25
aoRWlCH u WORCESTER RAILROAD

Winter Arrang
CC0MM0DATIoN TRAINS Daily, except Sunday.
Leave Worcester at 81 and 10 A. NJ. and II Pm
The ten O'clock Train with the Boston and
Providence Trains. The Evening Train connects with the
Boston Trains.
Leave Norwich Ut A. ~, 10 NJ. and 245P.M.
Inc Morning Train connects with the Trains of the
Bos on, Providence, and Western Roads The Noon
Train connects with the Boston and Providence Trains
The Evening Train with the Boston and Western
Trains.
FREIGHT TRAENS
Leave worcester at 81 Am. Leave Norwich at so
A.A.-(Daly, Sundays excepied)
STEAMROAT TRAINS,
cave Boston P.M stopping only at Framn gh am
at 81 Forester at So, DanielsonUtHe ST. oI Ulch
at SAP, and arrive at Allyn's Point at 9 O'Clock.
RETURMNG-Leaye Allyns Point about | O'Clock A. NJ,
on the arrival of the Steam Boat.
Passengers must procure Tickets the Station Offices
No baggage permitted in the Passenger Cars
No smoking permitted in or upon the Passenger Cars
or Depots, s. II. P LEE, JR
nov 9. II Sup't and Eng. n & w. Il. r.
The Daily spy., 1848-12-25

DR.. Townsends Sarsaparla is sovereign and speedy
cure for ncpicnt Consumption, Barrenness, Prolapsus
Uer Falling Of tho Womb, Costveness Piles, LeWcor-
rhcea or Whites, obstructed difficult Menstruauon
ncontinence of Urine, involuntary discharge thereof
and for the general prostraton of the system-no
whether the result ofnheren produc-
ed by irregulary, Illness accident Nothing be
surprising than nS nygorating effects the hH.
frame Persons Of all weakness and lassitude from
taking il become robust and full of energy un y
Influence. Ii Immediately cOunteracts the nGryeless
of the female Frame which is the great OF
Barrenness 1t will not be expected of cs, Of
delicate nature exhibit certificates of performed
bat can the afflicted, that hundreds Of
have been reported to Thousands of cases where
families have been without children after using few bot
ties of this invaluable medi cine have bee3 blessed with
sne healthy offspring
The Daily spy., 1848-12-25
THROUGH TRAINS

Leave Worcester at Am. and 3.45 pm.
Leave Providence at 7. 80 AIN. 3l5P.M.
pPassenger Station Worcester in Green Street Depot
do do Providence, ip Z. Wing Of Passenger Depot
FREIGHT TRAIN, with Passenger Car attached, leavea
Worcester for UxLridge (where il with Special
Train for Provdence) at l.s0 AM from Green Street
UXBRlDGE SPECIAL TRAINS.
Leave Uxbndge for Providence at Ills AM a. LIS PM
Leave Providence for Uxbrdge IL IS M. and NJ
The Special Train from Uxbridge and the Passenger
Gar rom Worcester connected with the Freight Train,
will NOT be dscontinuedupon October 26th previous
y advertised
The through Troins MilIvilIe with coache
for Slaersvle At Whtns with coaches for East Doug.
las and WhunsviIe AT Farnums with coaches for Gral
ton centre and f. Village. At Uxbridge with coaches
ior Milford and Mendon At Worcester with trains OF the
Western Railroad and Norwich and Worcester Railroad
The 6.45 AM train from Uxbridee connects atPaw,uck
ct with trains Of the Boston and Providence Railroad foS
Boston and the PM train from Providence conngcs
at Pawtucket with train from Boston.
The 345 p. M. Train from Worcester connects M Prov
idence with Boston and New York Steamboat Trims
ISAAC HINCKLEY, sup't.
Providence, Oct. lS4a. dwu
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3 lsTON y MORChsTNR RAIL ROAD.
Winter Arrangement commencing Dec. II

Winter Arrangement commencing Dec H.
THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS
LfdOe HoTeestsr at 63, 81 1925 Il. NJ, So p. M.
passengers will leave Mittbury at st NJ. and 81 PM
fassensers will leave Milford at 10 minutes before M
and 9.45 P. NJ. ~
LeGUe BOSTON al & g An y NJ. 244&5Pm
Inc A. NJ train will stop only take up passengers Al
Way Stations for Nstc York.
The A. NJ train aoiH land east of Framinghpm
kae NJ train will not stop of Framincham m eyceDt
10 take up Rssiern Railroad passengers Brighton on
The NJ. train is the New York Steamboat Train Ia
Norwich to run heretofore without stops excen nj
FrGninghdna
Passengers for Mubury for Hoiston and Bfijfo,d will
take the AM and Pm. traius. Passengers for the
Norwich Railroad will take the M and q PM trains
n; b. The A. and p Nj. trains take passengers al
Boston for New York. via New Haven
Byookiine Special Trans
Leave Brookne al II ST, and lG4 NJ. q l4946& 9IPM
Leave Boston at 81 q 10 NJ and l21 24 a. 81 A. t0t pm
Ne0ton Special Trons
Leave Lower Falls at 81 and 81 Am 2I a. and SPIN
Leave Boston at u AM, l2t S., ana 8 PM
SarsnUfHe Special Trans.
Leave saxouyille at Am. and IN
Leave Boston at Ara. and ST pm.
Boston, Dec II, ls48. If WIN. PARKER, Sup't.
The Daily spy., 1848-12-25

LE0TIARD'S
Boston end Worcester Express.
.,.r s. III subscriber continues to run THE TX
shstashs8 ! PRESS between Boston and Worcester fo
-sSfE3@ tho safe trnpsmission Of Packages Buodles
r., hanF Votes, Specie and Merchandise generally
lhree Times each way Daily.
tafncunr attention given to paying collecting and me-
merchandise, produce etc. w '"s
All packages must be directed 10 his care
The subscriber alone responsible for nropertv sp,r,
90 70 nus csre ana no risk Is assHued by the Bostp and
Worcester Rail Road COMPANY ~ '
Packages by this line forwarded from Worcest.r ).
SALEM Newbury port, Taunton, Fall River, and New Bed
tofd also, to Portland, and all pnrts of Maine
tFFicEs.-IIARNDEN d cos Office Court Strso,
Worcester. n n LEON % o' ~
Feb 2b, I847. a.,
The Daily spy., 1848-12-25
BOSTON WATER WORKS.
RICH ARD WEST Il CO.,
PLUMBERS.

AND DEALERS IN LEAD PIPES. SHEET LEAD &c.
No. 296 Washington street,
WHERE always be fJuHd complete assortment
w Force Pumps, Water Closets, Hydr1nts. Foun
ains Jets, and every thing pertaining to Plumbing, in all
its useiul aad ornamental branches.
RICHARD WEST begs leave to inform the public, that
he has had sirteen years experience in his business
practical Plumber We have also engaged The services
the best workmen in New York. and will guarantee sats>
faction to all who favor with their custom.
Orders country for Lead Pipe sheet Lead, &C.,
or for Plumbing Work, attended to promptly.
Nov 25 deow wecpy
The Daily spy., 1848-12-25
For SnEe.

Ia TWO story dwelling ouse situated on Salem
fsfA n st Said house is so by % fee, with wood
Lshed aad other convenences. The LOT is Sc feet by
A. convenient for large small family and consider
able fruit the premises For further particulars inquire
of ALVAN ALLEN, 16 Trumbu St
Worcester, July II, ls48. DIFF.