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'IE next term OF this institution will begin the first
day OF February lSD. Ii isundar the direction Of the
Hon Joseph Hornbower, late chief justice of the
preme court OF New Jersey; James s. Green, esq, dis
rlc attorney OF the United States for the State Of New er-
sey and Richard s. Field, esq attorney and counsellor
at-aw
The object OF the institution provide ample
OF legal instruction Tor gentlemen designed for the bar in
any OF the United States This embraces the various
branches OF public and constitutional law, equity, and
law, together with such instruction in the local
jurisprudence OF particular States occasion may
quTc.
Instruction is given by Of Rotations, examna-
tons, lectures, and the preparation legal forms moot
court is held every week In which questions of law dis
cussed by the students, and opinions delivered by of
the professors.
All applications for admission, and communications
touching the law school, may be made Rchad g. Field
or James s. Green, Of Princeton
PRINCETON, New Jersey, January !, 1919,
Jan 23-3taw2w
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IA
. removal and permanent cure Of all diseases arising
from an impure state blood system,
a or Kings Evil Obstinate Euptions
stubborn
and arising from an inudicious
Asces or Dropsy Exposure Chronic
disorders removed by this
1ha widely
y he 6eid Of its extending high
nv
ei,u d sPacce The unfortunate victim of hereditary
glands
rion has ben restored to health vgo
tsnt c5vereI with uccr loahsome to himself to his
ca % md anv other compaus Swinging from
the ecrevs and the have been
raised as were IRON .he race ., anu my IN,
yea consu.uuohs' Hiaa'y 'e''hy ~ inc e"'A'y " ~ ~
PreRara y 80. s ~, cr., r, ,,.x,,r ro,or,,r
The following cernc a,e rom ooi samues :" senm
and lately spponsd consul to New Granada il
self to the attention Of all Il"
Nrv Yoxx January ls4s
M. n s.,. f,.r,,suen I. Having ns.a and ,ritne.,
cd ne Tac If xon nenaaon of ssrsansr;a on differ
en-, xsrous mari. OF Ike souhen country viz virginia
LOU ; nes, I a. H. srsa, msictns value In NV own
amost iLs charm sneediv The enervated
:.ate o. ine sys,sm m; anu 10 SxSns ~ 'n ~ as ~
onlc anu ,na .v.r.;v.,, ,.a ~ M
cn,s;n
mas LOT me past hve years pee Al e ap o si ~ %
a e nj @ m a,m".t rouste in the
army In conclusion would say that me peter known me
more highly WIN De prixea ana trust rs M VIZ
tues VIII make sehea'y Anown nio"sno" TUG 'nS" anu
presdtn Of our waeiy eNtended county @ n r.y,op
YOURS very respectfully " Co.; a. NJ g.
REMARKABLE CURE OF BRONCHITIS.
Nrw YoRx Feb n ls4s
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WASHINGTON, February 8, ls49.
To the Editor pffhe Union: tti.e taa


To the Editor ofthe Union: iiiaa -
To the question Of R CT in his last article on the
report of the Naval Committee of the House of Repre-
sen.,ives on the Panama railroad project. viz, Are
San Lucas from Cape San Lucas to the Bashee islands
and from the Bashees to Canton the shortest lines OF
reply with positive certainty that ey are not and
stale with positive certainty, (havng the globe before
me.) that these shortest lines as follows From
strait OF Sanga between Jesse and Nphon islands, (his
through strait Of Sanger and sea OF Japan strait Of
and through strait OF Formosa to Canton Ns shortest
and best route passes to Shanghai in China and
have now 70 that hold the distance between
map Of Lieutenant Maary, (appended the report of
Hon. I. Butler King upon steam navigation with Chna
, a"a nas ' that Of M s &
being the point in China to which the measurement is
carried upon the map.) My own measurements enable
me to certify to this TACT most positively. The of
Lent Mauiy is Of some authority in matters Of this
kind and his projections and measurements may have
least much credit as those of r. G. Accordingly,
have referred to his map; and well content to be
ably sustained. still maintain that the distances upon
this route estimated for the steamer, otherwise It is
quite clear some considerable allowances would have
that Mr. Kings proposed new route to China has always
been with the view to steam navigation, which is so
practicable npon this route, and 80 pyaaieabe upon the
upon The quiet OF the Pacific would be
chiefly conducted by steam ships.
"R G." will take up the log books (Which no doubt
he will hnd at his service at the observatory of
GUS voyages between New York and Canton and up
the daily and hourly and work out the average
mean results ne will efnneiy practicNfy
that the distance of this route is not exaggerated in The
tables His sole opinion belief in regard TO these
rage or ordinary ding distances is certainly not suf
cient pass judgment upon them based as they are upon
such data. - -
My design in replying to '.R G." did not call for my
gong into more minute details; il was have said.
solely TO show that these tables (sheh he differs from
that no caution was ssary in regard them IT, by
chance, an error OF two three hundred miles should
exist among the many figures they contan--the many
computations of such immense distances-ther general
truth and value would still remain unaffected The main
resnltshe striking comarisonsthe great argument of
the report" would remain firm.
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TO Cotton aud Sugar Planters

PLANTATION IN ARKANSAS.-The subscriber offers
for sale the extensive plantation in Arkansas, formerly
belonging and occupied by the late Governor Kent Of
Maryland, and containing twenty eight hundred and eighty
three and a half. of land.
This lies in the counties Of Phillips and Crten
den, and is situated in Walnut Bend, the Mississippi
river, twenty five miles above the of Helena. 1t is
said be the highest river land in that region of country
Its soil is peculiarly adapted to the growth of cotton It's inn
proveme oversecrs house, horse-mii several
houses, and good quarters for servants.
Upwards of hundred Of this land have been
cleared and cultivated The Of it may be
easily cleared Che being already done and has less
timber upon and that chiefly Of ash, which is readily
sold at wellocated wood yard, in Quantities OF several
thousand cords every year.
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 fac
tiles OF intercourse with New Orleans afford
avenue for the disposal of its products.
1t is distant about 800 miles from Cincinnati 29O miles
from the mouth OF the Ohio, and 7I0 miles from New Or
leans.
This property will be divided into several parts if de-
sired.
For terms, &c., apply (post.pad} TO-
WILLIAM B. PERINE,
nacC Ral Marvl on1
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nAeCiNG Acahsmy.--Mr. F. X. Labbe has the honor
o. announcing to the ladies and gentlemen Of Wash
ineton ana reorgetown that his dancing academy will be
opened, at the residence ats iahe on
ssIus nsary opposite Wilards Ho.sl, Tuesday, No
nsy q tuition in Washington, Tuesday, Thursday and
Mondays and Wednesday,
Sept 40-ehwu
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DOCK, at half price, to close a nsignment.-Nie-
ID buhr's History OF Rome; volumes octavo-S2.
Life of Morris, by Jared Sparks volumes
octavo-Sl 80.
BoItas History of the American Warof Revolution
lated by Otis volumes octave, with maps and engav-
ings-Sl So
Naper's History of the Peninsular War; mplee in
large voume-y2
Martins History Of North Carolina; volumes octave
Won Mnlcr's Universal History 4 volumes-SI 30.
Gies History of Greece the eight volumes complete in
one-Sl.
The German History of Rome, translated from Heeren
SchIosser, Wachsmith, and others l volune
81 2J
The above books-not pam phlets standard library
editions, and well bound for sale (or few days only by
Feb 3 +. TAYLOR.
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Dec 2t-2aw6w

CONGRESSIONAL printing materials for sale The
~ undersigned offer sale all the materials employed
by them the execution of the printing for the 30h Con-
gres These have only been used during the past fifteen
months, and in excellent condition They embrace
double napier press capable OF throwing off $500 inn
ressions per hour four single do; hand do.
six horse power engine with boiler &c., complete 5000
POUNDS all plea 1900 do English $500 do. BREWER
900 do nonpac together with stands, stones, chases
sticks galeys, and everything necessary Tor printing
adjustment These articles be Obtained ia lots suit
purchasers until the LIST day Of May when whatever not
previously disposed of will be sold public auction.
4-t WENDELL ~ VAN BENTHUYSEN.
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Q100 REWARD.--Ran away from the subscriber 5
sp1OO plantation, Warrenton. Virginia during .n
Christmas holidays, negro Joshua The said negoo
is about six feet high, very dark, red and about
years Of age
At the time, and from the place, negro oo
Frederick, elopedsupposed be in company with Joshua
Frederick IL Is years of age, made, about nv
feet three inches high shows his teeth when spoken TO- an
has very heavy eyeids, which conceal most of the eye
when he looks up.
Said negroes supposed be in the vicinity OF bren
willie Washington city, unless they have attempted
reach free State will give 800 for the arrest OF eltne
said slaves If taken in the State of Virginia DISTRICT
Columbia 500 for either if of said State Oh
District and secured so that get them. ,,,
JOHN +. JACKSON.
Jan l0-law9w* [Intelligencerl
DRGMIUM Pianos,-Ine subscriber has Just received
three very superior instruments from the anrivaea
mandatory OF Halett ~ Davis whose pianos receive"
tue highest premium at the last fair. 80
Persons DESTROYS of possessing first rate instruments s
invited to call and examine those Satloners tai pe'o
purchasing elsewhere. Secondhand pianos taken IN par
pay. ,,rp
Feb, WM FlSCHEh,
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TUST RECEIVED, direct from the Island OF ST. Thomas
y per brig Annaostin, Capt Dorry, lot of the finest
genuine green turtle ever brought to this Market which
Of cookery and in tbs beet possible eVle. Also from Nor
iok fresh spced oysters, sheepshead, mackere
shdTest notice.
o. Families served . usual.
Aug. l8--d ff w. WALKER.
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GEORGE M. PAYNE,
J. CHILD,
VIM. A. FORWARD,

Commissioners.
G Editors in whose papers the above notice of sale Of
lands is required be given will insert the same twice
weekly their spccve papers Till day OF SALE and for
ward their the commissioners ST Augustine
by the month June, when the said will be paid
Dec l6-2tawts
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CEMENT.--Just received, Welcomes premium India
~ diamond cement, for welding China, esrhen and glass
shades ornaments, marble pry, NC, without dis
fore broken, and not affected by heat, air. For
sale by WIN. FISCHER,
Jan Is Siationers Hall,
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WHO want. good s.g.r' Answer, ~ do" Then
w 20 to BEACKLEY'S 18th street, near Pennsylvania
avenus) and s, Feb4
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FOh FEbNUAfI1, 1919
j. w. MAURY a Co, Managers
s4ooooI-sao,oo 600 ,-Io,ooo'
Capital $4,000,
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
For the benefit of Mononyalia Academy
Glass No %, for 18i9
To be drawn in Alexandria, Va Saturday, Feb TO- lSi9
BRILLIANT SCHEME
| prize OF $35 900 prize of 5000
(! do 10000 10 prizes of loo, 900
1 do 5000 &c. &c.
GO number lo,,ery.l2 drawn ba lots
Certificates of packages OF Y wholes, 500 90
Do Do DO DO e e sasss,,, 8 8 GO GO
sao,Iaos
10 prizes OF Sc, 900 Ito prizes of $4,000!
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
For the benefit of Mononeaia Academy, Class No 27 for
1919, TO be drawn a. Alexa md IA, Va on
SPLENDID SCHEME
prize of $50, lac 20 prizes of $1,000
10 10 p"' do u 5000 70 do 400
10 number lottery-l3 drawn ballots
Tickets Sl0-halves $5-quarers 50 so.
Certificates of packages OF 2S whole tickets sl$n GO
Do do 26 quarter do, 81 so
S55,OOo-sa5 900 500, ooo-Sll, $3.50.
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
For the benefit of Monongalia Academy,
Glass b. for 1919.
To be drawn in Alexandria, Va Saturday, February
"a, I849
BRILLIANT SCHEME.
4 splendid prize of S55OOOI prizes of 5000
I do $4,000 do 5000
do 10000 do 1000
do ii $50 200 do 500
prizes OF 7,0oO &c &c &C
.7S number lottery-12 drawn ballots.
Tickets sS-fave' 81 81 son So 50 7'-E'sh'h'
Certificates of packages OF Is whole tickets, $500 90
Do do Is half do 100 90
Do do % quarter do so 90
Do do rs eighth do Is 90
Orders for tickets and shares and certificates of packa
ges in the above splendid lotteries will receive the most
promp and official account of each draw ng
immediately after it is all who order Iron,
Address ]. ~ G. MAURY,
Agents for j. w. Maury Co., Managers,
JAN % Alexandria. Virginia.
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BRiLLIANT LOTTERIES

BRILLIANT LOTTERIES
FOR FEBRUARY, 1919.
]. w. MAURY az CO, Managers.
$4,000 $40, 900 10000!
CnOltnl N35 OOOI
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PROPOSAL FOR CARRYING THE MAIL.

IN MA, CAROLINA, SOUTH CAROLINA,
GEORGIA. FLORIDA.
Extract from the Of Congress Of 81 March si5, "fto" is
And be frthsr enacted That it shall be the duty OF
the Postmaster General ia all future lettings OF contracts
the transportation of the mail let the same in
case the lowest bidder rendering sufficient guarantees
faithful performance without other reference 10 the
mode of such transportation than may be to pro
vide for the due celebrity, certainly, and security OF sueh
transportation shall contractor hereafter be
required purchase take valuation the stock
vehicles of previous contractor for The same route
s- Bidders will be careful read the forms and instrnc
lions unprecedented this advertisement They
quested state in their proposals. the mode by which they
intend convey the mail Where the and weight OF
the mails or speed called for in the schedules, shall
qure it, will be made for COACH steamboat
or raIro conveyance, the may be; and
auenty such routes will be let bids proposing such
mode Of In all other the routes will be
taion.
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LE0NARD'S
|cston and Worcester EXPRESS,

sa,uszs VIE subscriber continues to THE EXs
EgAss@S55 PRESS between Boston and Worcester, fol
ne sz the safe transmission OF Packages, Bundles
--~ l'anF Notes, Specie and Merchandise general!
Three Times each way Daily.
Particular attention given to paying, collecting and
goiiang notes. drafts bills, and purchasing and selling
merchandise produce, ETC.
All packages must be directed to his care.
The subscriber alone responsible for property cptrust
ed to his and risk assumed by the Boston ami
Worcester Rail Road Company.
Packages by this line forwarded from Worcester to
Salem, Newbury port Taunton, Fall River, and New Bed
ford also to Portland, and all parts of Maine.
orders free Tor goods be returned by this Express.
uFFIcEs.-HARNDEN co.'s. Office Court Street,
D. ston j. II KNIGHTS HAT STORE, 163 Main ST.,
Worcester. 8, 8. LEONARD. s
Feb 25 lS47. diff
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New Express lin @.
BlgeloW's Boston & Worcester Express,


szsSFw OUer the Forester and Nashua and
felzz.9IssFF-z{ Fftehburg Rail Roads
gsas- gFIE subscriber has commenced running an
---- Express Car the above Roads, tor the
safe transmission Of
Packages Bundles Bank Mites Specie and Merchandise
generally, Three Times each way Daily.
Notes. Drafts, and Bills collected and all business execut
ed with dispatch, and cheap by any Express.
Characterization House, Worcester; and Rail Road
Exchange, Court Spare, Boston.
Orders received at Hutchinson q Co.'s Bookstore, II
Main ST., and at The Ticket Office, Lincoln So Worcester
JASON TEMPLE, ! Arsonno.
l.. @. BARDwELL,
l.. BlGELOW, Proprietor.
This Express connects at Groton Junction with
AZ Bigelow's Great Northern Express,
For Townsend, Peterborough, New lpswich Mason Viii
lase Nashua, Shirley Lunenburg, Leominster Fchhurg,
Westminster Ashtnrnham Gardner, Baldwinyille Roy~
aston. Aho Orange Wendall, Ervng Mont1g ne, North
field Greenfield, Ms Vernon, BratiIeboroVt, Winchen-
don, F'2wiam, Troy Keene, Bellows Falls, Charles
town, Ciareinont. H. Springfield, Windsor, Rocking
hsm Bartonve, Chester, Proctorsville, Cavendh ud>
low, Rutland Middlebury Vergennes, and Burlington VT
March 10. DIFF
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City Furniture Ware Rooms,

w. & III. BAKER
WOULD repeatedly inform the citizens Of the City Of
w Worcester sad vicinity and their former customers
that they have opfaed large and commo1ous Rooms
No. 244 M lin ST., corner Of Pleasant.
or the manufacture and sale Of all the LATEST kinds Of
PARL0R FURNITURE,
They have constantly on hand, make short notice,
the French style md patterns Of Rosewood mahogany and
Black Walnut COUCHES, sOTT0MANS, LOUNGES,
Tete a tele DIVANS and TABOURETS.
Also, the French Spring Seat ROCKING CHAIRS con.
sructed upon the most approved principles comfort,
taste, and durabiyal the latest pattern, of American
CHAIRS-also the French and English patterns, Modern
and Antique-PARLOR CHAIRS Of every style-also,
Dentists, Barber's, and ORIENTAL EASY CHAIRS
covered with Satin. Plush, Damask, and Hair Coth-
Needle Work carefully mounted In the tasteful man.
Also, general assortment of
Seer ETARI Els, BUREAUS,
Centre, Gard and Work TABLESPOON and Show Cases,
Desks, Hat Trees, What Nots, Tea Poys &c.
Also entire sets CHAMBER FURNITURE.
large assortment Of Cheap Furniture, and wood.
Palm Leaf and Hair MATTRESSES, made and resulted.
Furniture repaired, Uarnished &c.
PULPIT and ether Church Furniture made to order.
Upholstery and Carving
in all their Original designs for Furniture Cur
tains and Other Upholstery work, furnished for single
articles or suits of rooms
w. & HI. b. having leased for term of wears
large and convenient building, with extensive water
power attached they command facilities for the manufac>
ture OF Furniture unsurpassed by any in the State and
having secured the services OF the most experienced work
men, they prepared all orders in their BUSH
with economy durability and dispatch They would
call particular attention TO the fact their manufacturing
all OF their Upholstery work. thus securing their
articles wholly superior the Boston Auction fur
nture which be sold taUenty per cent" less than
good article, particularly il shop and second hand
G5Gentlemen about to furnish Hotels, Board
ing Houses, private residences, requested call
Also, Country De4ers will find it greatly to their advan
tage to call before purchasing elsewhere.
Worcester, March Is, 1913. dwtfl2
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j. w. COLLIER,
Ventillating and Gossamar Wig Maker,
and Artist in Hair,

NO. LAT MAIN STREET, WORCESTER,
(Ousr Miss Jenck's Millinery EstGbliskment)
DEGS respectfully 10 inform inhabitants Of Worces-
ID ter and the adjoining towns that he has taken the
above Room, where he purposes to manufacture every
description Of Goods apeTaiDng his business of such
that they caEs e surpassed NSs=
York His Ventilated Wis, weighing weight, beau.
25 per less than either the Boston York prices
The following few Of the Goods he will all times
keep on hand or be pleased to make to order
Gents Wigs, Tonpees with every variety of Top pieces
Ladies' Wigs halt igs plain Bands (natura par!Hgs)
FrizeHes. Rim gletS, CurLs, &c.
Any of the above articles cleaned dressed and made to
look equal to a trifng charge.
Ornamental Hair Working.
Ladies Furnishing their Hair, that of deceased
friends relatives have made into any of the fol-
lowing articles of variety of beautiful and
patterns, which may be az his Room
Bracelets Arlets, Negiigees Finger Rings Ear Drops
Crosses Ladies Guards and Neck Chains Beads, &c.
GENTLEMENS GUARDS.
Hair Braided and inserted in Iockets Breaches, ana
Breast Pins. jewelers. supplied on liberal terms
COLLIER'S CORAL LIQUID
In offering the above Liquid the proprietor confidently
that it perfectly from any chemical prepara
ton different from those in and which
have been proved be destructive the human hair
The Coral Liquid will promote The growth OF the HAIR
and effectualy remove the scurf and dandru giving
the skin beautiful clear wieRess at the time in
vgoraing and strengthening the and leaving them
in perfect healthy STALE Ladies will find superior
article in addition their Toilet, giving briancy and
sotness the hair. One trial will prove efficacy and
in order to bring within the reach all it, put up
in Boftles-price 25 els.
Families furnishing their own bottles-Sl PER quart.
Hair bought or taken in exchange dlm* March 10.
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CTR Dat&p czl>1,.
Published al No. 1872, Main Street, Worcester
JOHN MILTON EARLE,
Editor and Proprietor.

The price Of THE DAILY spy is Three Dollars per
snnum or seysntyve Cents per quarter if paid strictly
In advance-Or
-Four Dollars per annum, One Dollar per quarter, If
cot paid in advance.
THE MASSACHUSETTS SPY
published weeklyat the office. Terms,-S1, rs in
Idvance, or $500 ifnot paid in advance.
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Massachusetts, Health Insurance Co.
CAPITAL CSC. 600


Chartered and Esahtished in Boston April 1877
NoNIlNUE to insure MEN against tas expenses OF
~ SICKNESS, Fer ssrn Of years. Number OF members
nearly 5000 Amount OF sick allowances paid during the
psst six months, $500.
The SICK ALLOWANCES applies the time that the
member Is totally disabled from labor and under medical
care, whether he is confined 20 the house or not.
THOMAS TARBELL President
A. l.. sTiMsoN, see'ry.
O8ce No. Mussum Baiid;ng, TremonsSt Rostes.
MR. A. HI. BELLOWS has been appointed AoRGr
in Worcester County for the Mass Health lns Company
and has given the required bond the faithful perform
ance of this duty. Is
lie will visit the different in the County to eceiva
applications for insurance. aud settle claims upon Coma
psny for sick allowance
Worcester Office. No. A, under Brinley Hall
Dec 8, 1913. at
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Books and Stationery.
J. S. WESBY,

J. S. WESBY,
1874 Main Street, Worcester,
MANUFACTURER AND DEALER in all kinds of
1F1 SCHOOL BOOKS now in in the different schools
In this city, together with good assortment of BLANK
BOOKS-ANN UALS for 1919 and other Gift Books.
STATIONERY Of all kinds-Cap. Note and Letter
PAPER-also variety of Fancy Articles and Card Ba,k-
ets-God and Silver PenssPens, Ink States and
BIBLES in every style of bindng-Hymn Books-Toy
Books, Plain and Colored
The will be sold the Ieasonable
FOWLERS' FRENOLOGICAL WORKS tor sale
Also subscriptions received for the chronological Journal
and the Water Curs Journal.
BOOK BINDING done at short notice. All Old Books
neatly bound at the lowest rates, at
Dec so. dw3m J. S. WESBY'S 1874 Main st.
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Rices Improved Lightning Conductors,
sIiIE Subscribers would respectfully inform the inhab>
tans Ut Worcester and vicinity that they prepared
10 erect LIGHTNING CONDUCTORS, the ensuing
son. in manner superior any thing Of The kind
offered 20 The pubic-substtung for the rude
,ions commonly used copper points and astenines ged
spircs and copper bottoms, adding thereby materially TO
The beauty, strengt and durability OF the work.
C.. RICE,
Worcester, March g. dwtf J. r. RICE.