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Probable stock December IS49 y 900 600
In the foregoing estimate the deficiency OF the Brazil
import 100000 bags, the shoTtness will not all APP
pear Till s5ohe crop year being estimated from June TO
June.
The quality of the last crep very poor, the trees
having suffered by the dry weather that commenced in
April, ls47 this continued without any soaking rain till
November, ls4s. When the trees bIossomed in Sep,em-
Der and October S4S, they had not strength hold the
blossom and the consequence the very bad prospect
general, and most of the water mills in the interior
stopped for want Of water for nearly twelve months,
preventing many planters cleaning their coffee except by
bznd. These facts notorious, and like many OF
the reports set in circulation regarding short crops other
quarters From former experience we know that
sbtnsss Of any consequence can in Brazil, with
ont very good aud sufficient This has
cured u wac os long coDtinuancegenera throughout
the coffee districts, and known TO all. Another good
proof my mind Of It's truth that the planters, who are
generally 10 debt and base their credit upon their crops
would say tina, they only expected third to half
crop, II il was not really .o--PhH Gd-ehe.
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The COFFEE Crop Of Brazil.

The Conss Crop of Brazil.
We snboin from a letter lately received in
this city from eminent merchant OF Rio de Janeiro, in
which clear and valuable given OF the OF
the coffee crop OF Brazil Tor the current year. will be
read with profit
Afer some remarks about the crops OF previous years,
and their effect prices he gives the following estimate
...Ir
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1Ss roR REST.-OfFccs Nos 4 and 8, in the
y Union buildings" for rent. Apply at the counting
ON Wa ~ 'he Union oiice. Rent per annum 800
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CrAr'ONERY Of every Kind, and blank books. At
~ cheap prices TAYLOR " MAURY,
May Ill Booksellers ncag 9th street
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The name of no person will be entered upon books
unless the payment of the subscription be made in advance
Distant subscribers may forward us money by letter. the
postage on which will be paid by and all risk assumed
by ourselves in its safe transmission.
Or POSrMASTERS authorized to act as our agents;
and. by sending DAILY subscribers with $50 en-
closed five SEMI-WEEKLY subscribers with S25 en-.
closed or live WEEKLY subscribers with $40 enclosed
VIII be entitled to retain 70 per cent for their commission
Or We request the favor of all exchanges to gipe
me ADORE an insertion IN their papers
Or In few days agencies will be formed one or more
IN each State OF the Union, to procure subscriptions and
extra copies OF the Prospectus will be transmitted TO
many OF our friends in various sections of the country
for the purpose of enstng their best exer,ions for the
extension OF our subscription list
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r. Washington City Canal.

p Hulela MAYORS OFFICE Washington, Dec. %, l84s.
IN virtue Of the first section of the the
L of the Washington City Canal, approved Deem
her h. 1873, in the following words viz; .e# y. .lo
BE enacted &C. That the mayor be, and no is hereby,
requested TO invite proposals, by twenty days public
Washington News, for the removal of the deposes the
Washington canal restore il to its original depth of
water not less than four feet ordinary low tide for
repairing. in substantial and uable manner, the ap-
dated side walls for reforming modifying such angles
basins, abumen as recommended by the surveyor in
construction of such DAMS cespoos other works may
be deemed necessary the canal lar practi
cable, from future injury. by the washing of from
lateral streams CUTTERS and having first prepared
by the surveyor such other be employed
such diagrams and specifications will exhibit the
description und amount of the several kinds of work be
DONE .lli DOR ta ..s.
Proposals will be received by the mayor until Saturday,
the 18th OF January, 1872 inclusive, for the execution of all
the works mentioned in the foregoing said first section
All needul information in regard to the quantity and de-
cripton of each kind Of work be DONE be Obtained
by application Mr. Charles b. CiusSey city surveyor
his office, City Hall, who is instructed to prepare and
hibit plans and specifications explanatory thereof .e
The proposals will the price, per cubic yard for the
and removal OF the deposits and the price per
perch for the different kinds Of work. (25 cubic feet
the perch > also the time within which the work will be
completed.
Dec. N-td w. W. SEATON, Mayor.
ny- purpose OF giving bidders further time
the specifications and explanations of the
veyo and prepare their bids Understandings, the time
for receiving proposals the above work extended
Friday, the 18th inst ant, inclusive.
The board of control will the Mayors office, on
Saturday the 2Oh instant, at IL o'clock 10 open and
decide on the bids.
| Jan I'D W. w. SEATON Mayor.
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SURVEYING THE lsTHMUs understand that Brevet
Major Hughes, OF the United States Typographical ens
neers late commander of the Maryland and District of
Columbia regiment in Mexico, is about starting to make
survey of the proposed route for railroad across the
isthmus, from Chagres to Panama. for Mcssrs Aspin-
wall Co, of New York. In the selection of persons
TO accompany him in this aruous Duty he has drawn
largely upon his old regiment Capt Loyd Tilghman. of
the Maryland light artillery has been selected as assist
ant, and Capt George w. Brown, OF this city, goes out
in some important capacity connected with the camp du-
ties. number OF others from Baltimore have been Sc
lected part OF the company They expect TO be ab
sent several months We believe they go from here to
New York, and sail thence direct for Chagres
Baltimore Sun
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TO pERPETUATE PEACE.

JTUBBELLS PATENT FIRE-ARMS.--Ths gun loads
II the breech, the principle, regards setting
home the CHARGE of loading from the muzze the differ
being that the load is required pass three inches to
rest instead of the entire length of (may beg moist
barrel the mechanical structure embolies the best scien-
c principles for this purpose, and enables person to
load and fire the gun the OF three hundred times per
hours and keep the gun Clean the load always dry make
fire, and burn the powder WELL which, with the
rate fit of the ball. enables also shoot with unusual
power and precision.
The gun shoots either ball and bucksho fine shot, and
is useful for both sporting and warlike purposes
They made order, either in musket rifle, carbne,
and FORM and delivered governments indvid-
uas, organized bodies OF whose purposes not
variance with the institutions laws OF the United
States.
For particulars, address, post paid
VIM. w. HUBBELL, au-
Aug. LIT Patentee, Philadelphia.
loaded and fred the musket "a times in
cess, IN mute
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Texas Dehi-AYencY.

livery person holding any bonds promissory notes.
IL other evidences of debt against Texas, forward
the TO the auditor and comptroller public
the State OF Texas or before the second Monday OF No
vember, lSi9 they will be postponed barred 1t will
not do to forward copies The orgioa bonds, notes. &c.
must DO forwarded in accordance with law OF the cRs
atnre OF Texas, approved March 20 advertise
ment in Daily Union) As individuals do feel willing
to run the risk OF sending their bonds Nc by mall and
am continually receiving letters nqurng how the
their evidences of debt to the proper officers
Texas have determined to act agent in regard
debt receipt to individuals for the amoun deposited
with take the claims to tho city of Austin, and
procure the necessary receipts for the be
found at Browns HOTEL Washington city, until the adjourn
ment of Congress.
h7 DAVID s. KAUFMAN
Washington City. January 6, 1919.
Jan 1-dlMarch6
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To Cotton and Sugar Planters.

: .
PLANTATION IN ARKANSAS-rhe subscriber offers
for sale the extensive plantation in Arkansas formerly
belonging and occupied by the late Governor Kent Of
Maryland and twen,y-eght hundred and eighty
three and half acres of land. ~ b. M ~, q.
This lies in the counties of Phillips and Critten-
den and is situated in Walnut Bend, on The Mississippi
river, twenty five miles above the of Helena 10
said be the highest river land in that region of
Its soil is peculiarly adapted the growth OF cotton Its -
overseers house, horse-mi, several
corn houses, and good quarters for servants. ~.
Upwards OF hundred Of this land have boon
cleared and cultivated. The rest OF il may be
easily cleared (he being already done) and has less
timber upon it, and that chiefly OF ash, which is readily
sold at we'll located wood yard in quantities OF several
thousand cords every year. 81.
This plantation is of great value, and presents
opportunity the public In the hands Of good planter
may be easily made of immense annual profit It's facE
tiles of intercourse with New Orleans afford
for the disposal Of its products. ,.U 9s ,e..i.
1t Is distant about 800 miles from Cincinnati 200 miles
from the mouth of the Ohio, and TAO miles from New Or
leans f. Bro ~
This property will be divided into several parts. de-
sired. uaH l.f tt4
For terms, &c, apply (post-paidl to at ,.
4t ~ WILLIAM B. PERINE,
Dec 24-2aw6w tU.. Baltimore. Maryland
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d. PAINE & Co., .
COLE Contractors and Managers of the Maryland State
- lotteries office No. AZ. Fayee street, Baltimore
Our correspondents attention respectfully called the fol-
lowing brilliant display OF
SCHEMES FOR JANUARY, 1et9
Glass 8, to be drawn January 20, lS49.
SPLENDID LOTTERY.
Capitas-5 prizes Of $4,000 each are 800, 900;
5of $1,000, &o
Tickets $l0-haves $5-9uarters So so.
Certificate OF package Of Is wholes, $3.50.
Do. shares in proportion. r.
Class 9, to be drawn January II, 1s49.
10 numbers-l5 drawn ballots.
Capitals $50 OoO$ Is, 65l-SlO O0o-5 prizes of 5000
of 81. OO0--40 of 81, 900, &c.
Tickets $I5-halves 81 50-quarters 50 10
Certificates Of package OF rs wholes, $3.50
DO. shares in proportion.
sUsoUEHANNA CANAL LOTTERIES.
Class6 to be drawn January 10, lsi9.
CAPITALS.
S3o,ooo2o of s. 900 each, amounting 500 900, &C.
Tickets $l0-halves $5-quarters 81 80,
Class T. to be drawn January II, 1S4O
CAPITALS.
$50, -slS 900 81 500 300 of g, 500. &c
,t Class g. to be drawn January "a, Is4o.
CAPITALS.
S32 OOo-S22 900 $ll ,OJ0-S5 1888, 0O0-20
of 1920, &c.
Tickets Slo-haIyes S5-quarter So so. ..4
Class o. to be drawn January 81, IS49
CAPITALS
1857 g77-SI5 OO0-S7 5O0-S3, 500-25 of 81, 900, &c.
Tickets XlO-halves &B--quartors 81 so.
Certificates OF Packsxesn any OF the above Susquehsnn"
o. All orders for tickets packages will meet with
prompt and confidential attention
Dec N-2nwcp Baltimore, Maryland
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Notice to the Public and InstructlOns 10
California and Oregon Mails pia Hauana, Chagres ana
'.e .".H Panama

California and Oregon Mails pia Hauana Chagres, and
TT,HE United States steam packet "Fa'con will be dis
patched from the port OF New York on Thursday the
LIST OF February, lS49 The public is hereby notified that
mails may be New York. Charleston s. c., Savan-
nah, Ga and New Orleans, La TO be conveyed by said
packet The "Falcon" viii touch at Havana. She
will sail from New York the LIST from Charleston, s. c.,
the 3D. from Savannah GA the 4th and from the
Baze, below New Orleans, La, the 10Th OF February
Mail bags will be made up New York. be forward
ed all points above named also for Chagres, Pana
ma, San Diego, Santa Barbara Monterey San Francisco,
and Astoria.
The posna of Charleston, Savannah, and New Or
leans will make up mails for the points stated be
board of the 'Facon" upon her arrival their
spective ports.
The postage for single letters. exceeding half
in weight will be l2i cents to Havana 20 cents
Chagres 30 to Panama. and 40 cents San Diego
Santa Barbara, Monterey San Francisco. and Astoria,
without addition for inland postage IN either case
Newspapers and pamphlets postage cents each,
and inland postage to be added.
- C. JOHNSON, Postmaster General. q
PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT.,
18th January, 1919. .u
Jan I7-3t ..
p $. Since the foregoing notice written it has been
ascertaned that the mail will leave New Orleans for the
Falcon at the Balizo on the 9th OF February, G. J.
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Washington Assemblies

Washington Assemblies.
THE second Assembly will take place at Jackson Hail.
Tuesday evening, the 23d instant
The will be open for the reception OF ladies at half
past eight o'clock.
No crzen member of Congress, resident for the win
ter will be admitted any Assembly, without subsc
bling for the four
Strangers may, upon the written order of one of the
ayers procure tickets the book stores of Messrs Taylor
Maury, W. Fischer, and Taylor, the day of the AS
sembly.
There will be meeting of the managers Gautiers
Saturday, the 10Th instant, at p. m.
Hon. Geo. M Dallas, Capt French Forrest U.S.N.
Hon. r.. NJ McLane, T. b. Huger, U.SN.
Hon. VIM X Sebastian, X. X Stone,
w. W. Seaton, J. M. Fotz, u. s. N.
Gen J. G. Totem, Hon. d. M Barringer,
Mai j. ID. Graham, Hon. f. G Cabell,
j. Knox Walker, Gen. Geo. Gibson,
z. Barton Key, Thomas Richie,
Jno. T.. Addison, Capt J. Mcdowell, U.S.A.
Hon. L. Butar King, Geo Thom U.SA.
Hon. |. E. Holmes, Aug s. Nicholson, U .S.M.C.
Hon. R. X. Meade, w. s. Walker,
Com. l.. Warrington, w. 7. Rodgers.
Capt J. +. Johnston, US.A
n l3--tld . ,
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DACON.-Notice.-rh subscriber hegs leave to iniom
ID his and friends that he has recently removed
from his old stand in the Centre Market nearly oppo
site, NO 4S where he will continue to supply them with
the choicest description of hams, shoulders, mddlings,
smoked beef, and lard. He has made such arrange
with of the best curing establishments in the
country will warrant him in promising for the future
constant supply OF the very best bacon that be pro-
duced While he them his thanks for their past
liberal patronage, he socits Continuance for the future.
Jan i9-eo3t JAMES TUCKER, Sr Agent
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A CARD To THE PUBLlC.-We have Just rec eived
IA very beautiful lot OF black and blue French Cater
Boots, which, added the stock had hand, makes
our assortment very large and complete.
double soed
Also half CATERS, in great variety
Also white and black and kid Slips Walking Shoes,
and misses and chdens Boots and Shoes OF descp
ton
Genemens waer-proofand dress Boots and Shoes of all
sorts
Genemens patent leather Shoes, three varieties do de-
tached Caters
LARGE supply ofheayy goods of all qualities, all of which
WI" DC SOU ''"'0"'0'y o' ANDREW coYLE & SON.
On hand, few Blank Books, paper very superior
Also Just received cask OF Day Martins blacking'
We earnestly request all persons indebted 10 us 10 can
and settle their accounts up to the LIST Instant -
Jan 6-Iweod "A. y. " sun
(tLASsIC TALEs-a collection comprising, in vol
" ume Ras.elas Vicar of Wakefield Exiles OF Siberia,
Paul and Virginia, Indian Cottage, Gulvers Travels,
Sentimental Journey OF Werer Theodosins and
Constantia and the Casts soi Onnto Beautiful London
Jan d p'''' " FRANCK TAYLOR.
INAUGUnATION.-Tn The citizeus OF Washington, without
a complimentary ball to General Taylor his Inaugural
ton the presidency the 9th OF March next,
auested TO Wizards Hotel Saturday evening,
Ghe 10Th inst y at O'Clock, ...I.u t
Jan 1875
r AOONICs, or the Word. OF tho Best Authors,
IL in three volumes, London edition.
Abstracts have the with burning glasses-to
colec, the diused rays Of wit and learning in authors
Dean Swiff.
Quotation, sir is good thing there 10 community OF
mind in t. CLASSICAL quotation 10 the parole Of literary men
all over the world. johnson,
Just received from London by
Jan, 10 fRANCK TAYLOR
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~ CoLLEcToR's OFFICE, CRY HALL, Jan. 9, 1919
(NTTY TAXEs.-Ten por cent. deduction for prompt
~ payment--Notice is hereby given, that the taxes
upon real and personal property for the year l84S became
due the LIST instant and payable this office
deduction OF per is allowed by law from all
bills for said year paid during the months Of January and
February. su1a A. ROCKWELL,
Jan li-2awtMarlif ... -t'.t Collector.
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VXTANTnD.-Coxe Mexican scrip, in exchange for l0V
w shares Of Washington oity Gas stock Apply to
J. 4. Dow, II
Jan e-n No Q, unioA Aulding,,
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NEW and elegant assortment OF Jevciry, dHc.-
IN ROBERT KEYWORTH most respectfully begs leave
has just received from the north most elegant and
of ewelry fancy articles, &c, such
is not to be found elsewhere in the city.
Among the many articles to be found in this beautiful
collection may be enumeraed-very rich and handsome
guard and fob chains gold card silver enameed card
basket silver combs of very elegant patterns, together
with large assortment OF bouquet holders, card cases.
bracelets, pins ockets &c All of which may be ut
:he old stand, Pennsylvania avenue, near 9th street.
Jan I8-3teod.
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p. $, Since the foregoing notice written, it has been
ascerained that the mail will leave New Orleans
Falcon the Balize the 9th of February. G.. j.
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Turkey Hill Estate for Sale.

EIsIIS valuable Estate is now offered for ssle on
kaA terms that cannot failio suit purchasers. II
lssb consists OF about sixty acres of Land with con
venient Buildings. The water from Turkey Hill Pond
runs through the OF said Farm, and falls cat
aact Of one hundred and twenty Ave feet in the distance
OF about 70 rods forming OF the best Water Powers
in Worcester County. H
there are upon the premises three thorough built
and suhstant Rock Dams with Grist, Saw. Lathe and
Single Mills all good running ORDER The Mill Pond
is one mile length and extends from the road leading
TO New Braintree that leading Barre Halt mile
above the Mill Pond. is Turkey Hill Pond, which is the
main reservoir For description of this Pond or Lake,
see Typographical Map of Massachusetts.
From the best authority, and actual survey, would
announce 70 the public that this Water Power is amply
sufficient in the aggregate, five hundred Cotton
Looms with all their attendaR machinery or that amount
any other The location is cool, and easy OF access
being miles from the City Hall in Worcester, on the
great Thorough through Paxton Rutland Barre Oak
ham and New Brainiree.
The above has been surveyed plan and profile drawn
which may by calling the subscriber, or those
he has the liberty refer 1t will be sold whole
or in seperats privileges, may best suit purchasers.
For further particulars inquire of the subscriber in
Ns,o FORESTER or Hon Isaac Davis WorcesterAibert
Curtis, Esq, Ner Worcester,-Thcs Bo.temly ESQ.,,
Leicester,-A B. Pike, Esq, Providence r. i,-Simon
G, Gront, Esq, Schen' ciady N. Y,-Messrs. Pratt,
Downs & Scott, Wprcester,-Wil Snow, Esq PaT-
ton-Daniel A Coburn, Esq, LoweH. ..
New Worcester Dec go 1919. dwtf
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lTbe limited States Health Insurance Go.

Established in the City of Boston, -
~ liz, oFfhe Lssi>iature of Massachusetts, May l545.
" :" CAPITAL $4,000.
Y.,.,,res the Health OF both Males q Females,
Enn rERMs OF FROM ONE TO FIVE YEAks
D;r.stors-samuel AspinwaIl, Lemnel N; Baker; 1onn
ptsoS Jnnas Chckering, James Clark, George Darra-
eas, samuel ii. jerks, Benjamin Lamson, Joseph
Uenian LiRcon, Elijah Mears sas Me,s.' ~Ir
charles H. White. D. w. Wiswes paniei LeSere" -
Csa,,es,own. Joseph l. Lord Of New York.
'JAwES CLARK, President and Treasurer.
sAmuEL II. 5ENKs, Secretary.
- W a. Sro1ER a. A. A. GOULD Consulting rnvslciHhs'
IJs insures the Health of persons ct BON
ass . !, The loves, rates consistent with the mutual
81 he insured and tho insurers and ontn parties
,oste In The surplus profits. The tables OF races ae
framed and arranged so as TO insure 10
, nsrsoBs under As of age, ~eekty aeoanee o.
go sf hs or 0 per cents of their aRHnG aeposuS-'o
ssI.s three (ourfhs, Is per cent; mus 80 ENSURES
he form,r and $515 to the latter Persons o. more
~ e age are insured proportionaby equitable pre-
- On Policies tor longer terms than one year, uut
,'nhI ioerease sf premium charged.
pr;ncipal Office, II State Street, BOSTON.
,Th. Company has established an Agency a'so IN me
assson. destrous OF further inorms.on .Ts
call Gwtf
f,ae
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PATIENTS.
lmeriean and Foreign Office, and Agency ofthe
u. S. Patent Office. Washington,
M. % State S1rQpt -ERoSfom

Ameriean and Foreign Office, and Agency fthe
US. Patent Office Washington,
No. 70 State Street, Boston.
sHE subscriber, by appointment from the CommissionA
of Patents is agent of the U. s. Patent OlIce re-
ceying and forwarding the same models specimens or
manufactures to be patented deposited therein which
will be sent free Of erpense and RISK and with despatch
He prepare Caveats, Specifications, Assignments all
the necessary Papers and Drawings will make
into American and foreign works. validity inven,
tions, and render advice legal and scientific matters
respecting the same. Patents secured in Earops and
other countries.
By application at this office, inventors saved tho
line and Of journey Washington and delay there
as well all personal trouble in obtaining their patents
They also have advantage Of verbally explaining their
Inventions and Of consulting In respect them matters
in general of paramount iportdce in order to obtGiH
specifications and claims The experience of sis-
years. practice collection of works.
decisions &C., mechanical subjects, the Patent Laws,
and patents of different countries, collected at much ex
pense during the long time this Office has been established
together with accounts here kept of inventions patented
Washington, enable the subscriber afford
DESTROYS Of procuring Patents assistance Inflammation
which in Other respects might he difficult OF attainment
n. H. EDDY. Civst Engsneer. AZ
Boston. Sept /, 1848. ewly &eod
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A CARD.
j. B. NJ. GOULD,
TAILOR ANED DRAPER.
NO, l79 MAIN STREET.

No. I79 MAIN STREET,
MOCLD inform his old friends and patrons in Worces-
w ter and vcinty and the public generally that he
has returned to Worcester and taken the central location
over the NEW YORK STORE of STEBBINS a. co.
No. 79 MAIN STREET, where he will be happy See
them, and ALL and exhibit them the choicest stock
OF FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC GOODS, including the
latest and most fashionable 1portaons AID sty les
bracng every variety of abrics for all articles of Gentle
mems wardrobes
He commences business the principle of buying for
cash, and selling for cash which will enable him furnish
CUSTOM GARMENTS muck cheaper than those who deal
the credit basis. He will be in the receipt OF
Goods from the New York market-vill attend to the
cutting of all garments in personwill employ but
first class workmen and will every effort to please
and accommodate ALL In and skill he will yield 10
none and all are invited to call and his powers.
Country dealers be supplied with all articles in his
department, wholesale and retail.
Former friends and patrons will receive his thanks for
favors already extended, and their future patronage and
the public, is now respectfully solicited.
Worcester, Nov Is, DIFF