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Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-11
RAILROAD BROKEN UP.

Such measures were indeed taken. The
National Guards from the Hundsthurn as
sembled at & O'Clock at the terminus of the
Northern Railroad, from which they reno
we'd the rails, for the purpose of preventing
the departure Of the grenadiers. The latter
arrived soon after, and the commanding Off
Ger then attempted to go on foot to Gansern-
dorf, a station on the line. This plan was
resisted by the National Guards.
a barrcade effectually stopped the march
of the regiment near the Tabor Bridge
Orders were given for the storming of the
barricade. The grenadiers crossed the
bridge, sealed the barricades, and fraternized
with the National Guard. The insurgents
were summoned to surrender. This they
refused to do. A body of workmen then
seized powder wagon and four guns, which
they effected without opposition from the
Artyllerymen. But this act of the insur-
gents gave, nevertheless, the signal Of a
bloody conflict.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-11

StExIcANs CRossiNeiNro lANxEEooN.-
IN, Co-pus Christi Star is Informed by a
gentleman BOT a sh2r, time from Ma'anoros'
,ha, many Mexican families are Gro sing to
this side OF the Rio Grasde, and building
I,omporar, jacaels on the ,iver. Asan An
tonic, too, families are arriving from 'he
uppcr Rio Grande, with the view q set
ding. We alluded, says the STAR, IN ou'
las, 10 the fact that some very wealthy
usvjeans from Tamauhpas had visited Cor
,,s Christi, and were 81 wei pleased With
!, ami n. vicinity, that they hurried hack
,,;,b the view Of bringing over their fam
dies.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-11
THE BATTLE-GEN. BREDY KILL
ED-CATHEDRAL STORMED.

The Nassau Infantry fred three success
i've volleys, which were answered by loud
cheers and quick discharges from the Ma
tional Guards, the Students and the Grena-
diers. The Nassau Infantry was soon for
ced to retire, and on being charged with the
bayonet, their retrogade movement became
downright flight. Gen. Bredy, their com
mander was Shot. The Government troops
had 90 killed the insurgents 5.
After routing the Government troops, the
insurgents marched from the suburbs into
the town, where they placed their guns in
the middle of the University square the
gates of the town were guarded by detach-
ments of students and National Guards, the
Tocsin was sounded and Central Commit
tee formed for carrying on the war.
At / O'Clock party of the insurgent Ma
tional Guards were attacked on the Steph-
ans Platz by a parry of loyal National
Guards, who stood by the Government, but
after ashort fight the later were forced to re-
tire into the Cathedral Of ST. Stephens, the
doors of which were then barrcaded from
within. But the insurgents battered down
the doors, entered the church, and dislodged
their antagonists, whose leader was killed
on the very steps of the altar
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-11

TuE Lex TRAnE.-Tho Liverpool Times
says:-" As some trade is carried on in
America in lee, we may just observe that
cargo OF one hundred tons of this novel ar
Iicle of importation, aud tho first ever inn
ported into this country from Russia, has
been received by Messrs. KEELING s HuNr,
OF London, by the Britannia, from ST. Pc
lersburgh. The principal object in sending
a cargo of ice at this advanced season of the
year being not so much for the chance OF
sale, as to test the quality compared to that
received from America and Norway"
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-11
BY LAST NIGHTS MAIL.
TELEGRApHIC.
ST.. LOUIS, Nov. ID P. N.
FROM THE eALESA DAILY ADVERTISER.

Dr. 1DbJs, WV - : II.
Ohio has gone for Cass. The Free
Soilers' did the business. The State is
given up by the Wings at Cincinnati. The
returns show large Loco Foco gains.
In thirty-six counties, in Pennsylvania,
heard from, the Wing gain on Governor is
5000.
States that are ascertained to have gone
for Taylor are
New York, Connecticut, Vermont, Mas
sachusettes, Rhode Island, New jersey,
Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland, Ken
lucky, Tennessee.
States that have gone for Cas-
Maine, New Hampshire, Michigan, Ohio.
Il is also certain that Cass will have Nir-
GINA; Indiana and Illinois are conceded TO
him by the papers.
1t is conceded here and in New York, by
both party papers, that Taylor is elected
President.
From the New York Tribune,
"The Election has unsettled the markets.
Correct quotations are impossible"
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-11

Lows AND SuioIpg,-A young lady, named
AMELIA MANNING, attempted 20 commit
suicide on Monday evening, the 9Th ulS., at
her residence in Fourlh-sI., Cincinnati
She purchased a small vial OF laudanum at
a drug store; ,Se dealor-out, suspeetlng that
she designed some sash act, followed her,
aud gave information to a friend, who pre-
vented the rash act. She gave no reason To
Marran, the destruction of life, save that
she hal been deceived by pretended low
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-11
MA SSACRUSETTS.
Arrival of the steamer America.

New YoRK, Nov. 9, lS4S.
The America arrived at IL O'Clock las
night.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 90, 1S4S.
IRELAsD.-The sentence of O'BRIEN
MEAGHER, McMANUs and O'DosoHUE have
been commuted to transportation for life
In reply to sentence, MEAGHER and Nc
MANUs replied with the eloquence of EN-
NET. DUFFY's trial has been concluded
No verdict was rendered. The country
presents deplorable picture, through fail
ure of the potatoe crop.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-11
THE LATEST ACCOUNT.

When the post left, on the 18th, the city of
Vienna was all in arms, and great excite
ment prevailed but there seemed to be no
disposition to perpetrate farther outrage.
The Minister of Justice has been arrested
and conducted to the University. The rest
of the Ministers have concealed themselves
except Hobblhoif and Hornbook: All the
soldiers have left the town, and at present
(afternoon) the fighting has ceased. $50
persons are said to have been killed, and 800
to GOO wounded.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-11
MURDER OF LAToUR, MINISTER
OF WAR.

After this, the tide of instruction rose to
an unconquerable height. The rioters en-
tered the War Office between the hours OF
aud 6, seized the cannon and arms deposit
ed in that building, and captured the Minis
ter of War, Count Latour. The wretched
man was conducted into the street, and then
he was murdered with blows from axes and
sledge hammers. The people tore the
clothes and orders from the bleeding body,
and hung the naked corpse on gibhei,
where il remained suspended for whole
day, during which the National Guards rid
died il with musket balls. Count Latour's
papers we're seized and brought TO the Uni
Yerslty.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-11
FIGHT AT TIE CASTLE GATE.

One of the city gates, the Burgthor, still
remained in possession of the Government
troops. Three companies of sappers and
miners, with four guns, entered this gate at
S,o'clock in the afternoon. They were at
once attacked and totally routed, in spite of
the grape and canister W hich they fred from
their pieces. Many of them were captured
and disarmed, aud confined in the UNIVERSE
" buildings. Formidable barricades were
constructed while the fight was going on.
The old Notifications of the city were occu-
pied by the artillery of the National Guards.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-11
4 WING Of the right grit.

Mr.. JAMES GILMORE, of jamestown, in
this county, who had been confined 10 his
house, all invalid, for several months, was
so determined to have hand in the fray
and be in at the death of Locofocoism, that
he had has friends carry him 10 The polls on
his bed, last Tuesday where he voted once
more, a straight out Wing ticket.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-11

HAZEL GRrEH.-Nc invite the attention
of all Wings 10 the vote in Hazel Green,
where our party stood to their work like
men of principle--no shrinking-no bolt
ing-a true Spartan band of Wings, of the
kind that neper surrender nor sell out.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-11
;C7- Now that election Is over. we will

iD~ Now that election is over, we will
venture TO say, that we must have some
money from those who owe us, immediate
ly. We have almost forgotten the color of
money, either specie, or paper, the ghost of
specie. Money we must have. "Help us,
Cash-us, or we sink"
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-11

p5- 4 lady in Boston recommends %
the iaborers 10 whose exeruons me ca! I
indebted Tor is pure water, have pia 49,
the procession, when the great W aier - -.
bration CONES OF. She 4 lady, ana A'i. y,
how To esteem merit, though "
adorned with hae feathers.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-11

90 Mr.. JESSE CooPER was recently
killed on ,he Little Miami railroad. Tie
was passing near Que OF the engines wheH
by misstep he wSs preeipita'ed into the
ily.wheel, and before the machinery could
be stopped, was crushed to deSn' 1 nc IN
fortunate man was much csteemc1 ny al
who knew him,
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-11

% Eight vessels arrived az Hingham a
sunday last, bringing over 1900 barrels 81
mackercl Most OF them were caught q.
Saturday, the day previous, having encOuu-
tered on that dap a large school of E>h Os
Chatham. There were about 80 sal IN tie
saule school
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-11

% KENDALL, Of the Picayune, now Il
Furope. has been seriously indisPosed q
Hamburg. He had been under the hams
If a physician for ten days, but at the l-''
adyices was recovering.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-11
THE AUSTRIAN DIET DURING
THE RESURRECTION.

While these scenes were c1aetins' uie
Diet was assembled and IN great confusion
The President having refused TO meek Win
them, they assembled without h'"i' and
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-11

W We learn that TAYLOR is 700 votes
ahead IN Milwaukee and 90 in Madison
We have no doubt but that Wisconsin has
gone for the Wings.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-11

ACCIDENT AND ATTEMPTED SUIcIDE.-A
dreadful and almost fatal accident occurred
on Wednesday morning, at the brick yard /,
Willow Grove, Staten Island. man had
his arm caught in the steam engine, tearing
off the right hand, MASKING the bones of the
wrist to mere jelly, tearing the fiesh from
the left shoulder and the side of the neck,
and leaving the bones almost bare. Over
whelned with sorrow at the terrible disaster,
on being freed from the machinery, he at
tempted to drown himself, but was rescued
by the other workmen. The physicians and
surgeons in the vicinity (Drs. Harrison,
Eadie, Clark and Fenner) being called i'm
mediately, decided that although his pros
poets of recovery were very slight, the am
putaton of the arm might be the means of
saving him. His right arm was accordingly
amputated by Dr. Eadie, of Port Richmond,
and yesterday morning the prospects of his
recovery were more favorable. Our in
formant did not learn his name.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-11
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER II, 1913.

U5- The publication of the HERALD was
necessarily delayed this morning until after
the departure Of the mails.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-11

V1- All the Wing ticket in Grant is cleo
Ted We believe, except Sheriff and Judge of
Probate. The Wing Electoral ticket is
probably coo votes ahead.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-11

Usage RuER.-rhe editor of the Jetier-
son MOI Inquirer, writes home deScrip-
ton of the progress Of the improvements on
the Usage, which he has recently been ex-
aiming. The dams are built OF brush, land
with the butt end down the stream, upon
which is built stone wall about four feet
thick, aud two feet high. These daius are
bulk diagoually across the river, short DIS
lance below the shoals, to back the water
over those shadows. \ dredging machine
Is used to deepen the channel where It runs
through slIices. The contractor says, tina.
the dam builE at Linn Greek shoals had even
done better than was eXpected-lhe water
has been raised at this point from eight t.
eighteen and twenty inches. The benefit OF
tue Improvements 10 hat boats navigating
the river, has been already apparent, aud
The contractors and association are SanguIne
OF the success OF their enterprise. The sum
already expended on the several districts OF
the river, amount TO SS,sSl g, of which
S4,5O& 90 has been expended en- the third
district, between Erie aud " arsaw.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-11
sTORMlNG OF THE ARSENAL.

1t half-past O'Clock there was but one
place of refuge left for the troops and Ma
tional Guards who sided with the Govern
ment-that place was the Arsenal, famous
Tor its glorious trophies from the Turkish
wars. The people surrounded the Arsenal,
and demanded from the garrison that they
should give up the a-HIs which II contained.
They refused. combat commenced, IN
the course of which the garrison swept the
Renngasse with the grape and canister, and
killed and disabled great number OF the
insurgents, whose fury increased after each
unsuccessful attempt 10 gain possession OF
the building. The COMMITTEES OF students
sent several flags of truce, summonins tue
garrison to surrender, but the bearers were
Shot dead on the spot. The people then
commenced b0mhardiug the Arsenal, ana
the firing continued all tie night through,
nm q O'Clock on the morning of the Ith,
when the garrison surrendered. Those
among the popular parry who were not pro-
vided with weapons were then argued. ne
number OF killed and wounded IS said 70 he
VERY great.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-11

ANNEXATION or CUnA.-Intelligence was
received by the last steamer, that actual ne
eotiations had been entered upon between
our Government, aud that of Spain, for the
cession Of Cuba to the United States.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-11

A MYsrRRY ExPLAINED.-People keep
constantly disappearing nysteriously" in
Rochester, On. W Every few days some
body subsidies from society, and the news
papers make great cutlery; but whether
amy of them ever get back we have 10 means
Of ascertaining. One Of these /" mysterious
disappearances" has been explained. a
few days since there was great excitement
about the disappearance of a young lady
who had recently arrived from Canada, and
serious apprehensions were felt for her fate
But we learn from the Advertiser that on
Tuesday her friends discovered that on the
morning of her disappearance, as she came
down town, chance threw her in the way of
an old lover, and as the packet was about
leaving, they resolved to do the same thing
themselves, and were soon on their way west
on board q snug canal craft.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-11

They have a company OF soldiers in Bos
ton, called the tigers.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-11

REMARKABLE DISTANCE OF PRESENCE OF
MIND.-Fwo little girls, named Fletcher,
ten and twelve years of age, with an infant
brother and sister (twins) in their arms,
were on Tuesday standing on some boards,
on Il wharf at the southerly side of Boston,
when one of the girls, with the child in her
arms, slipped overheard. The water was
very deep, it being about high tide. The
other girl instantly laid down the infant
which She was holding, and caught the other
from the arms of her sister, as they came up
together to the surface, and the sister hap
pcned to catch at one of the boards, extrica-
ted herself Both went home, and their
mother being i'll, they said nothing to her !;
but the necessary changes of dress were
made quietly, without her knowledge-thus
showing, in all their conduct, judgment far
beyond their years.-Boston Journal.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-11

chose another President in the person Of
MIR. Smolka.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-11

DISTRESSING CAsUALTy-JohnR r. Sem.
pie, son of James Semple, Esq, of Essex
county, was killed on Friday last by the ac-
cideutal discharge of his gun. He arose
very early in the morning and went with one
of his servants in the woods (about a half
mile from the house) to get some young
squirrels from hollow tree. After getting
to the tree he made the boy climb up with
his assistance until he got out of reach of
his arms, and he then put the butt of the
gun under his foot, and while holding on
the gun went off, and discharged the whole
of IFS contents in his thigh, Just below the
groin, cutting the large artery and several
veins. The scene, as portrayed by cor
respondent, was truly affecting. \ wife,
naturally delicate, with a constitution i'm
paired by disease, heard the sad intelligence,
aud forgetting her pains and weakness, re-
gardless ct every restraint, fastened to the
scene of affection. Her screams could be
heard in the woods calling for her husband,
who, though within a few PAGES, was unable
to answer. When found he was perfectly
conscious, bur so exhausted from loss of
',loOd that every effort to revive him was
fru' ,esS. He died witha few hours, with
a well->ustained hope of eternal happiness.
Fredericksburg EG.) Nelcs,
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-11
NEW YORK STATE.
MARYLAND.

Baltimore city, Cass' majority $50.
4 n.,spStch from Baltimore, says It goes
for Tayior u about 1000.
ILLINOIS.
Hcnnepln, vote tor Taylor l57, Cas- -,
Van Buren, l67. =,
10 Dayiss county 500 majority Tor lay
lor.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-11


Mercer county Taylor about 200 majority
Free soil vote 10000.
Butler, go majority for Taylor.
Dauphn county, 1900 majority for Tay-
lor
York county, Cass 500.
Burks county, Cass 224.
Lebanon, 100 for Taylor.
Adams, $40 majority for Taylor.
Cumberland county, Taylor 100.
Philadelphia city and county reported s.
900 maj. for Taylor.
OHIO.
Cincinnati, Cass' majority 2,070.
Green county, Tayor's maj III. Most
of returns are by precincts, and Cass gains
largely OH Weller's vote.
Licking county, Cass' majority 600.
Union county, Cass' majority 26O.
Twelve townships, Muskngum county,
Taylor gain lis.
la Guernsy county, thirteen precincts,
Wing loss 8.
Delaware, nine townships, Democratic
gain So. The general impression is that
Ohio has gone for Cass.
Hamilton county, Cass' majority l,779.
Shelby county, Cass' majority 100.
Miami, Taylor 734.
Despatch received at Cincinnati clearly
indicates that Pennsylvania, New Jersey
and New York have gone for Taylor.
INDIANA.
/ Vincennes.-knox county, all but one
township heard from, gives 500 for Taylor.
Montgomery county, Cass 40 majority,
Jefferson county complete, Tayler's ma
jority 467, Wing gain 40.
TENNESSEE.
Memphis city, Taylor's majority 255.
! Davidson county, Taylor zoos, Cass >
$40,
/ Williamson, reported gain for Taylor,
i55, three districts TO hear FROM Wilson,
reported gain 200. Murray, gain as far as
heard from 10,
MISSISSIPPI.
Marshall, Cass l,S44, Taylor 800, gain
/ ia.
ALABAMA.
| Franklin county, six precincts, lao GAIN
Lauderdale, gain 500, reported by Demo-
Gratis.
NEW YORK STATE.
Brooklyn, ., l27 maj. for Taylor, thorough
mai 65. New York city, Tay or's majority
over all others 4,575, Ia Wig Assembly
m<n out OF 10. Ten Wing Congressman
gaineI
Greely's majority 1900,
Buffalo, vote for Taylor ,, III, Cas- ,4l2,
Van Buren, $40.
Albany, vote for Taylor S,2G7, Cas- POS,
Van Buren, l,290.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-11

r-we are auihofized to announce ina,
Gov. DEwrr has issued bis proclamation
for Thanksgiving, in Wisconsin, on The 50th
,lay Of November.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-11

bsJ- PETER FIrzGERALD, a farmer, liy-
ing on the head of Grant river, north of
Lancaster, has presented us with ruta
baga, which measures three feet and nine
inches in circumference. We shall have it
dug out for wash tub.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-11
Pennsylvania.

FROM THE DUBUQrE TELEGRAPH,
November 9
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-11
NEW YORK.
VIRGINIA..

Emmett, Cas- ST majority; -. Joseph
county, Taylor iVl.
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CheapDrv Goods at Chamberlin's

TN addition to the many Cheap Goods hereto
4 fore noticed am this week opening
One case Mousselines De Lame handsome pat
terms and bright colors, at l2i cents.
Yard wide Plaid Alpaccas at l2h cts.
Nice Silk Warp Alpaccas at 37i cts, would be
cheap at so cts.
Linen Cambria Hdk'is, tape borders, 8 cts.
Good Lyonese Cloths, bright colors, at rs cts.
do do do II yds wide heavy goeds SOC
Handsome all Wool de LANES and Cashmeres
at SO cts-ate price so cts.
All Wool Plaid Long Shawls So so, worth 4s5O.
Yard wide English Prints for 10 cts.
Good American Prints at 4, 6 and cents, be-
sides variety Of desirable and seasonabe Goods, which
will be sold at corresponding prices.
New Goods, at low prices, received every week
HENRY H. CHAMBERI.lN.
& Nov 90 no d6twSt
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PREMIUM DAGUERRE0TYPES.

$50 M AlN 81
NEARLY OPPOSITE THE EXCHANGE.
The subscriber happy inform the citizens OF Wor
cester and vicinity that he has made arrangements with
MIR. S. l.. WALKER
10 remain in Worcester short time longer, thus giving an
opportunity to those who have called and have not hsd
chance to Sit account of previous engagements ana
crowded of my rooms to call again. Mr. w alhers
snuation as an artist of superior merits and skill to any
who have visited Worcester too well established 10
need any comments suffice il to say that he has received
Diplomas and Medals for Daguerreoypes exhioited
in New York and is the ONLY Daguerreotypst IN or
easter who has ever received Premium advertisements
to contrary notwithstanding.
tkers in this CITY would invite citizens and strangers to
San, wf-'hAr contamnstipg sitting or not
I,ne ubO' ADsHra%s
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Iones,s spanish Lily White.

rs the best Preparation Tor imparlIng To the Skin a
Il natural, healthy, clear, living whiie at the same
time making Il soft and smooth.
Dr. James Anderson Practical Chemist OF Massachusetts
says ,Ater anal! zng Jones's spanish Lily White,
ana pnssesses The beautiful and NATURAL and 1T
the same time innocent white ever certainly can
recommend its uss TO all whose skins re-
Price rs csnts box For sale by J. CIRCUIT, JR.. 2O
min 81. Worcestsp. rs dwSn--se2, Is, l5iS.
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MOIES, WILLIAMS & FLAGG,

Corner Of Main g. Pleasant Sts., Paine's Block,
HAVE FOR SALE,
100 BBLS. choice brands FAMILY FLOUKj
AUO 100 do. do. common do do;
1000 bushels prime white Maryland CORN
500 do DO yellew do do;
100 do Firkins Prime Western BUTTER, in 2
lbs tubs;
New Brantree CHEESE. received weekly, at whole
sale and retail. BUTTER received weekly.
Extra quality SYRUP.
Constantly on hand a choice lot of GROCERiES, which
will he od and delivered in any part of the city Al market
prices. <wtt .. Worcester, Juns ~.
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Notica to manufacturers.

THE subscribers Agents for the sale OF REEDS and
Il HARNESSES OF superior manufacture, and are con-
Hdent there Ia nothing which reach their Reeds and
Harnesses in manufacture and finish Samples OF the
Reeds be examined and the subscribers prepared
70 furnish all orders favorable TERMS Manufacturers
are invited 10 examine their Reeds.
WILLARD, BRANCH Co,
Jupe dwtfss No lsWnrden Block