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PArRICK hEREN.

County Leitrim Ireland. He arrived New York about
year since, and supposed be in the vicinity of
city Any information respecting him, will be thankfully
received by his other JAMES BEREN Worcester Mass.
New York papers requested publish this notice.
Worcester Oct Is. d6t*
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DIR. l.. G. MEAD,

G. DIR. l.. G. MEAD,
FSss$sg Dentist, (late OF Providence, r. RI
SQIIYYYP Takes this method to inform the Ladies'
and Gentlemen of Worcester, that he has
permanently located himself in this City in the practice
Dental Surgery.
where he will perform all operations in his profession
the most modern and scientific methods. All work will
be warranted TO give perfect satisfaction and charges
made In conformity with the times Office in Waldo
Block, No. l53, Main Street sept %
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To the Young Men of the United States.
AM APPEAL,

WHILE you are young men prepare yourselves for
wv future happiness, usefulness and responsibility For
a small amount of money saved from some prOfess ex
pendure month, you may in q few months be put
in possession of work from which you derive inter-
est and profit for the time, which will for study
through your e and which you may hand down to the
next generation treasure worthy the age in which You
lived aud worthy their careful study.
The subscriber will publish about the middle OF October
the first number of Popular, Elegant and Illustrated
Edition of
UNIVERSAL HISTORY FROM THE GRE
ALTON OF THE WORLD,
BY the late Hon. ALEXANDER FRASER TYLER, Senator
Of the College of JUSTICE and Lord Commissioner of Jus.
ticary Scotland former Professor of Civil History and
Greek and Roman Antiquities in the University of Edin-
burgh.
The work will be published in monthly numbers at 25
cents each and will be completed in months
1t will make handsome volumes of about HOO pages
The Study of History Is the entertaining and useful
OF all studies therefore the selection author of the
first Importance The History by Tytler through
more titan One Hundred Editions in England used in
the Universities Of that coulry and this and takes the
first rank among literary works Be particular therefore
to inquire for
TYTLER'S UNIVERSAL HISTORY.
Remember that KNOWLEDGE is POWER" and if YOU
have more knowledge than your Reghbor, you have
power him which he cannot successfully resist
Published by T. WILEY, Jr, 20 State st, BOSTON,,
and sold by Cheap Publication Dealers throughout the
United States For sale in Worcester at Grdys Foreign
and american Periodical Office, 1893 Main st. y
Agents wanted to obtain subscribers who will be paid
a very liberal commission.
Examine the first number. eOp6mis Oct II.
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u Ross Xpress forward all sorts Of par
GELS and small through direct, Worcester
Rail Road to Newport, Fall RiUer Bristol Brren.
July %. dwtf
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GOODS FROM MECHANICS FAIR,
THE SPLENDID TAPESTRY VELVET
Il CARPETS, manufactured by

AlgN FL
= CARPETS, manufactured by
HENRY PETTES & CO.,
lately exhibited in the Mechanics Fair, and all
the choice patterns of Tapestry-3 Ply and In
grain Carpets made at the Roxbury Factory, are
for sale by the subscriber at the manufacturers
lowest prices, cs
The PLAID LONG & SQUARE SHAWLS
manufactured by the Bay State Company, are
for sale by the subscriber, who is one of the
many &C Sole Agents for the sale of these Goods
in Worcester County.
Purchasers can compare these Goods with the
$l8 French Shawls, so politely alluded to by the
distinguished Editor of the " Worcester Tele-
graph"
EXTRA FINE BLANKETS of American
manufacture, equal to any Goods ever made in
this country, aud quite superior to the foreign
article received directly from the s'sole agents.
and for sale 20 per cent less tn an then can be
bought in any other Store.
The beautiful FLANNELS exhibited at the
Fair, manufactured by r. S. DENNY, ESQ. of
Leicester, are also for sale by the subscriber.
The MILLINERY ARTICLES, among the
handsomest at the Fair, are specimens of the
Work at the subscribers Rooms-where a spen.
did display of BONNETS will be opened on
THURSDAY, October 18th.
HENRY H. CHAMBERNIL,
oct IL 1872 & 1854 Maine street.
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The subscribers have formed coRnexon in the bust
ness of Dentistry which will be continued at the Old
Stand 80 Main Street. o. H. BLOOD, M. D.
Sept. 22-tf c. b. COOK, NJ. D.
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i" l.. J. PROVOST,

FRENCH BOTANIC PHYSICIAN AND
SURGEON, Office and Botanic Depot over BARKER &
EsTABRooK's STORE, UP STAIRS LIST door the right
Ol3dtf 227 Main Street, Worcester.
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CHLOROFORM.
DIR. HARRIS, 154 Main Street. is prepared TO Extract
Teeth WITHOUT PAIN by the this recently discovered
substitute for EIher-CHL0RoFoRM.
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Worcester, S.. Probate OGce, September 26, 1913.
To all persons interested in the Estate of JOSEPH
WOODS, late of Leominster, deceased, GREETING.
YOU are cited to appear Court of Probate TO be
holden at Fitchburg on the eighteenth day of Octo-
Der next, TO show why the first and final account
rendered by Leander Woods, the Administrator OF his
administration OF said Estate, should not be allowed
dSw& CHAS. G. PRENTISS, Reg.
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Worcester, IS. Probate Office, October 3, l84s.
To all persons interested in the Estate of ABRAHAM
SANDERSON late of Lunenburg deceased Greeting.
you are cited TO appear Court of Probate to be
holden at Fitchburg the eighteenth day of Octo-
her instant to shew why the instrument which
purports to be the last Will and Testament of said de-
ceased should not be approved and Sarah Sanderson
SAID LuneAburg, appointed Administrator, with the Will
annexed, of the Estate of said deceased.
dtOl6h CHAS. G. PRENTISS, Rec
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FREE Soil LECTURES. Mr.. Russell Of Lynn will
deliver an address the great issue before the
people OF this COuntry-SLdrery and Freedom-the
chlnaons of the Slave>power and The duties and respon>
sIbueS OF Northern freeman in The present political cri
SIS IN the following towns in the County of Worcester
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FARM FOR SALE,

AA CIfUATED in the Town of Rutland about IA
EMsIA ~ miles North from the Meeting House. contain
axI ing one hundred and thirty>tUO acres of land d
Vided int Moving, Pasture and Woodland. with varie
~ OF fruit The House Barn and buildings all in excellent
repair. The above would be soil reasonable terms
or exchanged for an estate in Worcester For further in
formation enquire of the subscribers on the premises or of
COL. A. DE WITT. GEO. E. MAKEPEACE.
worcester, Oct. D. d3W
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GERMAN MEDICAL OFFICE,

0414SG4x4Au A&x1@&Q31A VI 4VGIg
Springfield, Mass.
hrs. GRAY & BRECK continue to treat
- diseases with their usual success, combining them
selves principally TO those of Chronic character. An
important point in treating disease successfully know
from what diseased organ organs their maIady arises
Our method Of arriving knowledge the dis.
eased action Of the body affords decided advantage
over those who have never made the secretons study in
forming adagnosis We require for analysis,
at least Of the first Urine in the morning.
For the benefit of those interested would give notice
that Dr. Gray or Brock will be the american Temper
dnce House. WORCESTER, MASS, on the
18th, 10th and Goth of each month.
where h9y may be consulted every variety disease
Any information relative to the Springfield Water Cure
may be obtained by inquiring as above.
Worcester, Oct IL. Smis
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GiIbert'S Patent Plates.
THIS new principle Setting Teeth without springs IN
used by jld H. F. BISHOP.
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- Worcester, IS. Probate Office, October S, Ie4s.
10 all persons interested in the Estate of MARK
WHITCOMB late of WnchendoR, deceased, Greeting.
You are cited to appear at a Court of Probate to be
holden at TempetoH the nineteenth dav of Oeto-
Der next, to show why the account rendered by
Elisha Murdoch and Amasa Whitney, Jr., the Admins-
ators OF their administration of said Estate should
pc allowed. dtOl6 CHAS. G. PRENTISS. Reg.
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Messengers Notice.

messengers Notice.
WORCESTER, a-l October TO- le4s
HENRY CHAPLIN, Esq, Commissioner Of Insolvency
IL for the County of Worcester, has this day issued
Warrant against the Estate of GEORGE SESSIONS Of
Worcester in said County, machine builder and late
partner in the firms OF Howe Sessions and Howe Ses-
sons Cos an insoven debtor and the payment of any
debts or the delivery of property belonging said
insoyent debtor, to him for his use and the transfer
of any properly by him are forbidden by Jaw.
The first meeting of the creditors of said debtor will
be held at the office of said Commissioner Worcester
in said County, on the tWeny fourth dag Of October insz
at ten O'Clock in the forenoon, for the proof debts
and the choice of assignee assgnees of his Estate
d6twlt42 ]. DAY, ID. s. Messenger.
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20 Bibles, Prayer Books, Sermons, Cook Books,
chronological Books, Physiological Books, Novels Tales
komances Biographies, Travels Songs Magazines News
papers, &c. eop6mis Octl
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Do not leave Boston

WHEN you next visit it, without Oelling at No. 20
w STATE STREET, and examining the immense stock
of cheap reading. you do buy is worth while to
what Is provided for the Public and il you do want to
buy IL is the only place in New England where you will
find SO large assortment at 9 low prices.
7. WILEY, JR.s, Bookstore,
BE particular about the number. 20 State Street.
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White Walnut (Green) Timber Wanted,
SUITABLE tor Axhandes, for which liberal price in
- Cash will be paid. Inquire OF CALVIN HASKELL.
No. As MsiR St, Worcester. "a a Oct II.
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Piano Forte for Sale. Eag
- A NEW and elegant PIANO is offered
=sssszJaz5E n for sale very cheap, at price much
X "a Ya less than an instrument of the same quail
ttty can be purchased. Inquire at this
ONCE diff Y aNH'H Oct ~
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CUMBERLAND COAL.

Rooms to Let. 8ere nf1I
OUlTABLE for storerooms or Work Shonsi,ns,ad
- opposite Norwich Depot, and near Messrs, Harrx;
Flour Store Enquire of B. Levins Front Street or
az the Ware Rooms Of Messrs. w. q H. Baker, No 1885,
"Ad'H sHect' 3 73 dtf-Oct. 10
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Letter from SENIOR Miller.

MoRRIsTows, y. j. March Il, lsi..
To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Ny attention has been called to an extract OF a
letter from your Richmond correspondent published
in The Tribune Of Friday last in which it is stated
that
william b. Preston. Esq NJ. C. produced letter from
Senator Miller OF jersey avorin9 the nomination OF
Gen. Taylor, from which the members Of ihe Convention
led 10 believe that New Jersey boiling with
Taylorism and that Mr. CLAY could not possibly get the
vote OF the State"
Although | am not in the habit Of noticing the
misststements made by anonymous letter writers,
feel it due on this occasion to myself SIS well as
to the Wings ofNew Jersey, whose opinions have
been made to express by your correspondent, 10
correct the mistake Misrepresentation contained
in the above extract
| have had no correspondence Whatever with
Hon. Mr. Preston. | have never written letter to
any person which could lesd 10 the belief that New
Jersey was boiling over with Tsylorism, aud that
Mr. CLAY could not possibly get the vote Of New
Jersey and If any letter of mine upon any subject
whatever was used before the Convention, il was
so used without any authority expressed or implied
/ from me-
Ii Is not for me 10 express the opinion Of the
Wings OF New-Jersey upon this subject my only
desire has been that that opinion should be reserved
until IL could be efectuslly expressed in the
National Convention at Philadephia, in June next
The candidate selected by that Convention will.
have no doubt receive the successful support Of the
Wings ofNew-Jersey.
With much respect. remain yours sc.
j. W MILLER
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and that Il bad been produced for party pnrposes
Mr. THoapsos Of Ky. advocated the printing OF
,hs vhole number of. extra copies called for In the
,esolutiou. ard after some other remarks moved 10
Law Mr.. Cobb's motion on the table
Mr.. THoxPsos withdrew bis motion 10 enable
Mr.. McKAY to speak. who went on to address the
House. After he had concluded, Mr. THOMPSON
renewed his motion.
The Yeas and Nays were then called tor, when
the House proceeded TO vote and decided II 10 inc
Affirmative. by Yeas %. Nays 7s go the House re-
fused 70 reconsider.
M MCKAY then moved that the House resolve
itself into a Committee of the Whole on the state
of the Union. Mr.. ROCKWELL. OF Connecticut IN
the chair on the bill under discussion at the adjourn
ment yesterday
The Committee rose and reported the OIL 70 the
House with amendments, which was passed when
the House adjourned.
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New.Haupehfre Matters.

ss..,sr speech At Dover n on Saturday night
~ sgas snt oeioes he Wigs 'Ps,h enos aiesy OF
Dover Is, year elected six whiss to the Leg,
This yeS xsas-no choice hsvipe been en-cte1 mere
then were six WING Re'rs:sntsiives tbs. mr. Greeley
So In FcfUmogth. whsre Senator Houston made one OF
bic addresses and which sends seven REPRESENTATIVES the
"a compared with II Mr.. Greeley had replied TO
ssuso1 H. there the Democrats would probably have done
even better ALBANY Argus
II The only reason why the arrangement
which the Argus thinks would have been so de.
sirable at Portsmouth, did not take place was
simply the utter refusal of its friends to come into it,
Gen. Houston and the Editor OF The Tribune went
down from Dover to Portsmouth in the same train
accompanied by Wing letters urging the Wings of
Portsmouth to arrange 90 that they should speak
together if possible, and 20 assent to any CON
ditioIs- Accordingly, at IL, A. NJ. on Monday
tone hour after their srryal) the Loco Foco Elk
ecutiye Committee was waited on by Wing
with q written proposal signed by the Wing Exc
cutive Committee offering TO unite in meeting at
which the Wing side should first be presented in
speech not exceeding ninety minutes in length to
which Gen. Houston might reply at any length he
pleased; or Gen H. might occupy the first hour
and half and Mr. G would reply closing within
strfy minutes Neitner proposHlon was accepted
and no alternative proposed The Loco oco
Committee said they had prior engagements which
would engross all their time; whereupon the
Wings offered to open the meeting at o'clock, or
even 3. if desired but nothing was acceptable.
The only large room in the place had been secured
fcs Gen Houston, and this by means Of process
sions. drums, &c, was well filed and hence the
voters were taken to q Loco Foco " collation. and
there piled with spiritstirring arguments to late
hour. Next morning they were early at the polls,
rough and ready
The Wing meeting on Monday evening was as
large - the largest room that could be obtained
would hold the Wing vote of Tuesday was larger
than ever before, though Portsmouth 10 not a
growing place. SO in Dover the anti.Texss ma
jorty Of the votes cast was over 800 and if the
Wings and Independents saw fit to run opposing
tickets for Representatives, and SO elect neither,
We hardly think that 10 attributable to the speech,
- Of Saturday evening. We are quite sure the
Allies did not feel very bad when the meeting
Of that evening broke up.
NRwHAnPsHIRE--Rum was, as usual q most
most potent ally If Loco Focoism in the struggle OF
Il
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ST. PArR'cg's DN.-This is the day Of all dsys wild
the Sons of the Green slethe Anniversary Of the Birth
of their Patron Saint They should remember that the,
countfymsn, Mr.. MALONE RAYMOND and his talented
wife and daughter, give their Irish Musical Eatersiu
msnt, consisting of Irish Stories OF the Pe.ntry sn.s
do,es, 6c interpesed with Music Of the Enc raid Iss
The oulinspdns melodies of Isisni's fsvorits bard
MOORE, and others, this afternoon and evening t III.
American Museum, when also variety Of other inter.
e'tinR amusenents take place The besuhfol model Of
Ancient Jerusalem; the Wax Scripture Ststuary 40 10
% be seen also without Additional charee
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FROM THE CAPITAL.

w.spfsGTos. March ls-lo =. NJ
Mr.. wEBsrER will follow Hon. J. NJ BERRrAs
on the Ten Regiments bill tomorrow
Mr.. sKvIER, Commissioner to Mexico has been
somewhs, indi,posed The weather here has
moderated The fruit crop in the neighborhood 10
In a hopeless condition. in consequence OF the Sc
verify Of the season.
Permission hss been given for the shipment oil
arms and ammunition, from the ports OF the United
States to the protection OF the white inhabitants
Of Yucatan against the exterminating designs OF
the INDIA
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By Pony Express and Telegraph
To THE VIEW FORK TRIBUNE.
Inter from the south.

AususIA. Gs March To- lsis
Your Express dated the nth inst. has Just ar
rived from New Orleans ,reports Cotton, 5000 bales
at former prices Sugar limited, fair TO good at u and
es Molss.es 10 and 81 cts Flour inactive Ffelghis an
American ship has been taken TO Liverpool at penny
and another 10 Hsyre at cent Exchange, fair demasd
shin News.-CLEsRED-sh Byron. Baltimore chip
Rob Row sshr Brave York ana bark Lors, Boston bris
Kyton aud Lshtfoot. PhiladeL ARRIvED-ships Abbey,
Pratt Boston Gaieua NevYork Junata Lucas. Soidsu,
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Business Notifies.

LARGE SALE OF Day Gooos.-KEssETT WHEELEsd
u Cahsrine st have determined TO OF their wnta
Goods during to'sy and TO at greatly reduced
prices 10 make for their extensive Spring imres
tons This 10 rare chance and should be eagerly
brsesd by all such desire to study economy tbs pu
chase Of dry gooSs
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Ga Wednesday March IS, after short illness DAVID
VI PRsLL. sge5 II years
His friends scqu4intsnces and those Of the faml,
respectfully invited 10 attend his funeral without
thsr invitation Friday Afternoon, AZ O'Clock, from NJ,
late residence No 20 Broadway
Yesterday morning. ELIZABETH ELIOT. wife n
Robert Clay, aud dsuRhterof the late Gershom Burr N,
Funeral services viii be held st the house ~ her otb.
No ~ Lexing this alternoon, ~ oek H,
remains will DO taken 10 Rfdg eUort Conn for nterms,
On Thursday. 9Th inst. PHINErTA s daughter Of Gso
and Hannah + Elder, aged years snd months.
The friends invited 20 attend the funeral this As,
noou At 4 O'Clock, az ~ West Fourteenth-st
90 the morning Of tbs 18th inst the residence Of M
WIN. Pearson, South Brooklyn, HENRY X. DANIELS
sg-d 10 years.
The deceased was young man Of uncommon inelL
Esnce and abilities He WAS admired by all who kess
him for his exemplary department, AID could not ia Il
awaken the warmest admiration aud fsgafd Ia the hen,
Of those who made his scqUsn RE has left su,
circe o. relatives aud friends TO his loss and h
down 10 the grave beloved and respected by az VIA
were acquainted with his sterling worth.
How short the our friend has run.
Cut dowo in all his bloom
His course, but yesterday begun,
Nov finished in the tomb wv
On "Wednesday evening, March Is MARY LOUISA the
only child Of Edward U and Mary Ann Megsrey aysd Is
months aud IS days
The relatives and friend, Of The fsmily, and member.
Sincerity Lodge No H. o. Of q + arc invited TO attend
the funeral ibis Afternoon, az ocock from 10 Hestra
In Wethefshed. Wyoming Go. on Monday, 9Th inst OF
consumption. Mrs. LUCY, wife OF Mr. Amsss Bnrshsrd
formerly Of Casvie Oneids Co In the ia year Of her sss
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SECOND DISPATCH.

AUGUSTA ia hASh H.
Your Ponys have arrived sgain. bringing dates
from Orleans up 20 the ian Inst Cotton was in active
demand The sales Tor the week were $4,000 bales mid
ding at u 10 y cts Sugar The prices were irregular
Fo- fair to fully fr 81 to cts. Hoiasss-Fsr 70 prime
10 20 20 cts Fov-siles small ana prices firm. Freighis
Prices nrner with IN upward tendency. ErohdEge-Far
demand.
ship -Cieared-Ships Dsimsty sud New'Jer-
Gov Tor Boston ship Sss Holmes and brig Torquaia, for
NY A7trrd-ship. ossola, from n Y ADD southerner,
from PhiadelphiA
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRs-

COMMON CoUscIL.--The Board Of Aldermen held
nesting at their couneiLroom last evening A re.ou.
ton adopted 10 favor Of extending tho time Of all the
Collectors tn the City for 90 days
Petitions were presented from Peter O. Boyer, J B.
hins and John Lums, 20 be appointed Com missioner Of
Deeds ~
Monthly report Of ths Chief Engineer referred to the
fire Department Compittes -
Tho spscisl Committee whom wac referred thu sub
Jse o. fhtins the city with reported favor OF grant
Nf We brooklyn O Company the privilege of the streets
~ Ne purpose ~ lsyips pipe and that said company
'he hs's Tho exclusive privilege Of hsnng the city with
~ iof the space Of ~ ysa This report was ordered 10 he
printed and maos tho special order o business for IN.
na1t meeting
Tbs suhsct O orsatos now public baryns srouud wa.
hsn sasn ~ FOR confederation and resolution optsd
sspsnains The ofdinsnee prohibiting the baynt Of tho
asa within two miles Of the city aud authorizing the
Trsusd ' '''".
An.f ,,,ss.etnr some busIse. Of misor pofsaes tho
bosrd adjoufnsd
cHAHrHn cosvrsrros This Convention will
hold Hssias II tho corneoa coveeiitpm mi. sv.ass
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Dr. JoHH d. Ross Corresponding Secretary Of the Prise
Association. N Y, Is CentIe-st.
Letfer from Charles Sumner. ESQ.

ItIItI TIV0F UH0IItS - '7f'tI ', 1T =
BosTOs, March 10, lsi3
DEAR SIR: I have postponed TIL this late moment my
your letter Of February p inviting me 70 be
present and speak at the sunverery Of the Prison As
sociation Of Ssw-York, March l6 had hoped to be
able accept the invitation with which have been hon
ored Peremptory engagements will detsn ia Boston
ia view u which be decline your uyislion
Allow 10 my great respect for your Assocs
ton. So far acquainted with IFS aoors they AFFORD
example Of candor and fidelity worthy Of ali preise and
imitation remain, dear Sir, your o5dt servant;
CHARLES SUMNER.
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vKRaoSr-Lsoense Eioct,on.-A second vote of
the People Of oil the State has just been taken on
the License question. and We fear the result ia a
majority for Rum. We have the vote OF 1873
towns, showing No License majority of cas-
which We appreheod has been overcome in the
DARK corners Of the State. Burlington, Woodstock
Windsor, Rutland and most Of the large towns
have done poblv