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Dr. BIakeman's Pectoral Mixture.

For Cure Of Asthma, Coughs, Lung and Liver
Affection.
WONDER AND BLESSING OF THE AGE.
HNHIS Medicine continues its onward course,
Il healing and curing on every hand. Men, Wo.
men, and Children are equally benefited. No
Family ought to be withoutit
Read this.
ASoTHER.-Persons that have been confined to
their beds for weeks and months, had apparently
gone into the Consumption have been restored 10
health by the use Of DIR. BLAKEMAN's PEcroRAL
MIxrURE.
10 For sale Wholesale and Refill in Brattle.
boro, by GEO. H. SALISBURY.
March "a, ls49. 80
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Vermont and sEassachuse
RAILROAD.


ex,sSa IN ON and after MoyDu
$500 80 " MARCH 5, ls4S v p,,s,
-----z-- ger Trains in connecdo0 :.
the fitchburg Railroad will run as follows.
UP TRAINS
Leave Boston at 100 A. NJ, and saopp
Fitchburg at . A. NJ, and SIS 7. NJ, and s,,;,..
Battlcboro l2.l5 and 9.5, Pm
DOWN TRAINS
Leave Brattieboro at Q A. NJ. and fssop +,
Fitchburg at u N, and SIS p. b. and an;,, =
Boston At 2, and $50 p. NJ
Connect, at South Vernon, with III, Trim, :
the Connecticut River Railroad, making q comm,
nication with New York, via Northampton. s,,;,.
field and Hartford; Albany, via Western RsIr5
At Ashbnrnham tbs 73O A. NJ. and sI0pT
Trains connect with the Trains Of the C.,h'.
Sullivan and Central Railroads, via Keepe :,
Bellows Falls, 70 Windsor, Mortified and Budirr
ton.
AT Groton, with Trains Of the Nashua AM w.,
cesier Road, by which direct communit,sns
made, withou, delay, with Nashua, Manehe,,,r 4,
Concord, N. H.; Worcester, Providence No,s1
and Springfield; also, via the Stony Brook R.7u.i
with Lowell, Lawrence, Salem, NewburpOr X
the East
Upon the arrival of the Cars at Gardner, a sa,
will leave for Hubbardston; at Templeton, X
Phillipston, Petenham, Dana and Greenwich.
Stages, at Montague, connect with Sundersa
Amherst, Hadley, Leverett; also, with GreenfeE
Shelburne Falls, and the West
Upon the arrival of the Cars at Braitlebor
Stages leave Immediately for Wilmington, b,
nington, Newfane, TownsheAd, Putney and B,Eo.l
Falls.
FREIGHT TRAINS
Leave Boston daily for Braitleboro at 80 A
NJ; Fitchburg, atIa NJ.
Leave Brattleboro daily for Boston at 40 AN
ST. JOHNSON, Engineer
Fitchburg, March 5, lS49. i
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THE VERMONT MORGAN.

HE VERMONT MORGAN.
20 AGAIN comes the sbOw
NY Horse never y. , stood i q, 6o y,
for a higher price than any other
Colts whatever. His Coils are four years old this
Spring, and can be seen as samples o. his Stock
This Horse was raised in Wallingford, VT, and has
been owned in Bratfisboro for four or five years
past and his Stock is superior to any other ever in
this section, so allowed by the best judges Of good
Horses. We could, Gentlemen, bring you certih
Gates from more than ore hundred that now have
his Colts; but as this Horse and his Stock are %
well known we consider this useless. He IS The
handsomest, most spirited, best broke, and best hn
morcd Horse ever brought into this section.
The Vermont Morgan
Is now owned in Dummersion, and amer July H.
may be found at Caleb Tshs Stable, in Dummes
ton.
nZ- He may be found between May the 7th and
July 7th as follows ;--0n Mondays, at Marlboro
Centre; Tuesdays, at Williamsville, Eewtane
Wednesdays, at Fayetteville; Thursdays, at Caleb
Taft's, Dummerston; Fridays, at John L. Sar
geants, West Brattebcro; Saturdays, at 7. Z
Lords, East Brattleboro.
JOSEPH w. NEWTON
Brattleboro, May 7, 1919. Sc
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PRIME TEAS.

Tyson, Young Hyson, Souchong and Nyng
IL lyong Teas, warranted superior and as cheap
as can be purchased in this vicinity, for sale by
WILLTSTON g. TYLER
April &c, ls4s sc
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CL0T HIN
AT THE-
Brattleboro Cls.hing Warehouse,

Dinofly Opposite Saaitks StSgs hou'e.
THE Subscribers arc now prepared for Spring
II and Summer Trade. We have on
hand Of our own manufacture
50 Dress Coats made up from Eng and American
so FrorE Goats do. do;
100 Sack Black, Brown and
Blue do, do;
Cro,on Summer and Alpaca Coats
so Pair Pants, made up fiom Docstins and Gas.
simeres;
IS Single and Donbic Breasted Vests, made up
from Velvet and Satin
$50 do. do. do. do made mp
from Gotten Silk and woried;
Green Speneers, overals, Striped Shirts, Overall
Shirts, Bingham Shirts, Linen do, Silk and Cotton
Wraps and Drawers. Bosoms and Collars, Crsvais,
Stocks, Gloves, Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes,
Trunks and valises.
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Mats, Fruit, & Fancy Confectionery.

He hopes by strict attention to business and FAIR
and honorable dealing to merit and receive share
Of public patronage. A. ID. PARSONS.
Brattleboro, May, ls4s. istf39
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CIGARS.

At The Sign Of he Elm Tree.
EA NJ. Cigars jast received. 20 M. Of them
CU pery choice brands and will be sold very low
May 4, ls49. TOWNSLEY ~ SONS.
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HATxNo sALOOnT.

VNfiE Subscribers would respectfully announce to
l. the lovers Of good cutting, that they have taken
the stand formerly occupied 6y aSioddard& Leland, "
where they will be happy at all times TO wait upon
them, with the best variety of
Pies, Cakes, Oysters, &C.,
prepared to suit the taste OF the most fastidious,
and all "Chcap for Cash. or CALIFORNIA Con
Dusri MILLER & SIMONDS.
January 18TH 1919. 22
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a. H. 1 srw U :: :: J

TNHE new season Teas having recently arrived,
Il the present affords good opportunity to pur.
chase OF the
CHINA TEA COMPANY,
1873 Washington Street, Boston. There you eau
procure bundle Of
lbs Ming Yong 0long for $3.50
5 prime Souchong for l25
delicious Young Tyson for AIS
10 fresh burnt and ground Coffee for 100
Either Of the branch Stores will supply the same
say the Branch 7s Hanover Street, or the one nj
the corner Of Beach and Lincoln Streets, near the
United States Hotel.
This Company is connected with no New York
House. Ii has no Agent in Bratileboro, keene, or
Walpole. II has been established since is42, and
the consumer can direct an order TO the Company,
enclosing money by the Post Office; address THE
CHINA TEA COMPANY, 1888 wAsHscros
SrREET. Boston. emis37
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CHoYOU 0ROCERIEs! !

CHOICE GROCERIES!
An CHESTS Imperial, Young Tyson, rgI
HU chong and Souchong Teas seee!ea W., s,a'
great care and warranted to give entire sausiacVH
20 Boxes Ground Coffeei o.;..
Is Bags Old Java, Laguira, Rio, and 81. Don.h
go Coffee; Box and Keg Raisins, Spices 81
is lIhds. 81. Croix, Porto Rico, Mansanina' anu
Cuba Molasses.
ALSO -
10 Hhds. sr. Cook SrRur, a superior arilc'sI
% T" ST. Croix, Porto Rico, Muscovado AA'
New Orleans Sugars;
so Boxes White and Brown Havana Sugars
Is Ebls. Crushed and Pulverized Sugars
Boxes Loaf Sugar. -,
received and receiving, and for sale on the mos
favorable terms at the Sign of the Elm Tree. ,,,o
April 10, ls49. TOWNSLEi q eo-,s .
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Connecticut River RaiIro.,
cx1ra III pAssENeER TRANS
[~4<16 Il every day, lSundss'o

crnr, IN PASSENGER TRAN
ss,et'F 38fsk Il every day tsundsNs
ccptcd,) as follows;
LEAVE SPRINGFIELD
For Bra,ilcborc, at 80 A. NJ, and 2Dpv
LEAVE BRATTLEBoRo
For Springfield, at u A. NJ, and 44sPu
Passengers leaving Brattleboro at 7aoIr
rive at Springfield at 10 05 A. NJ, and ean 20
directly BY the Hartford and New Haven R. .e
70 New York.; or waiting till n p. NJ en-
for Worcester, Providence, Albany. Trov
the trains Of The Western Railroad. ~
Those leaving Brattleboro at 445PM
Springfield at 20 p NJ, and can proceed a.
to New York city by the night train and s,s'ni.
RETURNING.
Passengers leaving New York by the NJ, '
and New Haven Rail Road at 8 A. NJ. or All,
BY the Western Rail Road at "a A. M. 49,
Springfield in season for,the ~ p. NJ lnr
Brattleboro.
~ MERCHANDISE TRAINS run daily, ls,,h
exccptedl
NJ. >, 100 JOSIAH HUNT, 81,
J - tof'. IN
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pICTuRE GLASS.

TUST RECEIVED, large lot OF Glass Of va.
- rious qualities and all sizes, from ~ to "a b25,
which win be sudd at prime bargains by
WILLlSTON & TYLER
Rrallleboro, May ", ls49. 80
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Drawn from Patent Stone Fountains, with Pine
apple, Strawberry, Raspberry orgeht Ginger, Lem
on and Sarsaparilla Symps
He has secured at great expense from New York,
a Pastry BAKER, who Is unequalled in that
branch by any this side Of Now York or Boston, In
the manufacture Of Ice Creams Water Ices Sher-
bet Jams, Jsllies, Charlotte de Russ, whipCrcams,
and every article wanted for summer Injuries.
o. Orders for Balls, Pnrties, Pic-nics, &c. In
the above line filled At short notice and on reason-
able terms, and warranted to give satisfaction.
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Fresh Ground flour.

4 n0 BBLs. Rowland 6 Bills, just received,
HUI for sale cheap by
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CLOCKS! CLOCKS!!

CLOCKS! CLOCKS!!
ELEGANT Brass Clocks, Eight day and Alarm
II Clocks.
spy Glasses, from so cts. 10 $3.50.
THERMO METERS.--M Mahogany and Tin Cas-
es, Of superior quality, gust received direct from
the Manufacturers, nt the very lowest prices.
THOMPSON & RANGER
Bratleboro, May Is, is49 3w39
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BOSTON
READY MADE CLOTHING STORE,

s'a"N9@ ~ ~ ntaaN0 - VIVA
II N0W1LL MENBY THESE PRESENTS
IA that the Subscriber, under the guidance Of a
KIND Providence, after having encountered pcrils
BY land and perils by sea- having been sorely vcx-
ed tor months by the Small Pox panic, and tried
wiihall so as by fire" has at length escaped all
bis dangers, and Is
+. J" TO WV .1G.gE.v!
Afier being for long time driven and tossed
about upon the piiless waves he has At length rest
ed in his Arb at the
Railroad Exchange building.
up stairs at the South end Of Main Street, where
be comes, not like Noahs dove, with single olive
leaf bat fresh from Boston, with the bet and most
eieg1Hf ruriefy Of
READY MADE CLOTHING
ever offered for sale in Bratieboro; large supply
Of which he will keep constantly on hand during
the season.
The subscriber i also happy 10 inform his friends
That he has concluded TO come out himscLf ina
BRAN NEW SUIT OF CLOTHES,
and be would respectfully beg leave 10 suggest to
his numerous friends and patrons, whether they
would not do well to come and do lkewise--ARss
oheIp for Cash.
IFS poliiest bow to all his old customers for their
past generous patronage, with gracious inyi.
tation to call again, accompanied by many new
ones as may wish to "beiier their condition. with
only this caution, not TO be frightened Mt the great
BARGAINS offered them, nor think his wares Of liz
lie value because they cost % lille Cash
FREDERICK FRANKS.
Brai,leboro, April 10, is4s %
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Crockery & Glass Ware at Cost.
AT THE SIGN OF THE ELM TREE.
WILL. positively be sold for Cash at Cost as we
w propose 10 give up that particular branch of
trade. TOWNSLEY & SONS.
April 10, le49. IS
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TOE URuAMs I
69w6n VYnnBuaa

VIII be kept constantly on hand and made to
order. Pineapple, Strawberry Raspberry, Vanilla,
aud Lemon Ice Cream.
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EXTRA FAMILY rLouR.

EREsH GROUND, received every week from.
IL the Mills Of INLAY & sMITu,by
Brattleboro, May rs. 1870. 80
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NEW CONFECTIONERY STORE.
a. R. PARSONS.

WOULD inform the Inhabitants Of this place
w and vicinity that he has fitted up flor the
present season. the building No. Elliot Street,
next west Of Main, where he will DO happy to wait
upon all who may favor him with q cali, and re.
ccive orders for all kinds Of
Up A s WNYo
such as Meat Custard, Lemon and all the varieties
Of Fruit PIES; Sponge, Black, Fruit, Pound
Wedding and Common CAKE.
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Buggy and Harness Trimmings.

Buggy and Harness trimmings.
OLIVER PLATED, Brass, Timed and japan.
IJned Harness Trimmings; Shoe Thread, Cotton
and Worsled Webbing, Horse Brushes aud Cattle
Cards; Brasa and Plated Buggy Bands Patent
Leather, Coach Lace, Drab Sniinei, Drab Broad
cloths, for trimming Bnggies, Oil Cloth, Worsted
Danask, Dash Irons aud Maleable Castings, just
received and Tor sale by the subscribers the very
lowest prices. THOMPSON & RANGER
Braiileboro, May 10, 1910. 3w30
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Tobacco. snuff: &c

TX BOXES best Plug Tobacco Lorillard's,
III Maccaboy and Scotch Snuff t;igars, Pipes,
&c. 10 Merchants supplied at Boston prices, by
May I6. [39 j. w. FROST.
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APRIL 10. ls4o.
NEW SPRING GOODS.
w. Il. WILLIAMS.

W0ULD respectfully inform bis friends and the
w public generally, that he has taken the Store
in williamsvie formerly occupied by him, and
purchased the entire Stock Of Goods Of w. IL
WILLIAMS and has Just received from Boston
large assortment Of
aJ@vy @QO019s
which, in addition to the former Stock, makes his
assortment full and complete. The public arc in
purchasing, assured that every thing will be offered
at the lowest prices
The Stock consists in part Of the following;
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- caanuns

would return my sincere thanks to my friends
and customers for the very liberal patronage they
have given for the past year, and shall spare
&c OLIVER RHOADES
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Dress Goods.

200 Pieces Prints, American and Scotch GI
hams, Linen Ginghams, Printed Lawns, Bara
Bingham Muslins.
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Cashmere, Embroidered Tibet, Brocha,
Stradella, Barage, Black SILK and Delane.
BOnuets.--Florenee, China Pearl, Coburg
and French Lace.
Bonnet Ribbons Flowers and Wreaihs
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STEPHEN TRACY, M, ID.
j. HOOKER, M. D..
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.

Office and Residence, No Park Street.
DIR. HOOKER, would inform the citizens of Worcester
and Of the adjoining towns that he has opened an Office
by himself and tocs patronage from his friends and others
wishing MEDICAL and SURGICAL aid.
He will not utrus the dispensing of Medicine the care of
inexperienced individuals, but will far practicable attend
C himself thus avoiding to Patient and Physician.
Jad l. DIFF
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New Cheap Goods

AT CHAMBERLINS.
DRINTs ofevery description from s to l2A cts.
il Good Scotch GINGHAMS for cts per I'D.
Fine Stout French do l2k cts.
40 inch do do do Is cts.
Heavy "A Shawmut Sheeling cts.
do do YEA do ST cts.
Fine Linen Hdkfs, from 8 TO lz3 cts.
Fine and stout Cot Hose and Half Hose, St to II cts
Children's Bonnet Ribbons styles, 6 cts.
Isle Thread Edgings per dozen, 1874
LADIES' BONNET RIBBONS from TO l2t cts.
Handsome Printed LAWNS, small figure, l24 cts.
Good Dark NJ de Lains at 10 cts.
do Light and Medium colors at l2t cts.
Stout all WOO CARPETS at
great variety of other equally cheap Goods daily
ceiving from Auction and for sale at bargains at
April rs. dw CHAmbEhLiN'S.
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FISH MARKET.

NO. Is FRONT STREET, WORCESTER,
VK7HERE can be found all the different kinds OF FRESH
w FISH the affords from the NewYork, Boston
Hartford, New Haven, Norwich, New London, and Prov
dence markets. such Cod Haddock Mackeret HGibut,
Shad Bass, Black and Blue Fish, Salmon, &c together
with an of small Fish from The Salt and Fresh
Waters Also, all kinds of SHE'LL FISH from the above
places Also Dried, Smoked and Picked
Fish wholesale and retail.
NJ B. Fish bought this market will be dressed In the
best and fashionable style, and sent reasonable
distance free Of charge. TERMS CASH.
{by- Cash paid tor all kinds of FRESH WATER FISH.
Auril g. d N. G.. SPRAGUE.
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MISUNDERSTANDING

SHEETINGS--SH LETTINGS.
TN CONSEQUENCES of the great FALL IN PRICES
L of COTTON GOODS, the subscribers enabled
to sell, and are selling
Fine 40 inch MERRIMACK SHEETINGS at cts
Fine 40 inch New GRANITE Mills do. e. cts
Fine 40 inch BUCK d. II cts
Heavy A SHAWMUT do. 6 cts
Heavy 44ACA do. Ct cts
Heavy BLACK RIVER do. Ct cts
Heavy BLUE DENNIS 10 cts
J Heavy Amoskeag do. IL cts
BLEACHED COTTONS fcsn ga 10 1914 wide,
equally cheap.
INDIGO BLUE PRINTS, fast coors, at Ct cts
Merrmack aid Cocheco do at 9 cts
LANCASTER GINGHAMS at leA cts
GProgether with full assortment of Goods adapted
TO the season selling equally cheap.
HALL & THOMPSON, 1874 Main-st,
April 20. dw4wis opposite Central Street.
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WAX Flowers.


Miss DODGE, Teacher of Ornamental Wax work.
respectfully socits the patronage of the Ladies If or
cester to whom she will give instructions in the art OF
making Wax Flowers. Ladies invited 10 Call and ex-
anime specimens at her Room HIGH STREET second
door on the right from Pleasant Street. between the hours
of ! and Pm. Those wishing to take private lessons
VIII be waited on at their residences. DIT April 81
DIR. HOLLECK
VIII give new and extended Course OF Lectures at the
CITY HALL,
FOR GENTLEMEN ONLY, (Boys not ADMITTEDLY on
Saturday Monday, THURSDAY and Friday April 81, 49, g.
and 81 commencing at quarter before e'clock-doors
open at a.
FOR LADIES ONLY, on Friday, Monday Wednesday
and Thursday, April TO- 80 rs and &c at r. NJ. Doors
open at quarter past
To be illustrated by all his Models, Paintings, &c.
Single admission rs cents-Tickets for each so
Q(z-Dr II. remains at the WORCESTER House, where
he may be consulted and his Books obtained.
April 20. dwtf
THE LATEST EDITION.
DIR. HOLLICK'S BOOKS for sale by the
Agent, at Mrs. M. P. STEPHLN's, MAPLE STREET.
u liberal discount made where a number are pur-
chased d2t* April 26.
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CHLOROFORM.

DIR. HARRIS, 154 Main Street, is prepared to
extract Teeth WITHOUT pain by the this recently dis
covered substitute for Ether-CHLoRoFoRM.
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n V. B. PALMER is agent for this pape
in Boston, New York. Philadelphia, and Baltimore. Office
Boston, No. Congress Street.
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Messenger,s Malice.
Reformed Practice of Medicine.
DIR. o. G. FISHER

MOULD respectfully inform the inhabitants of this
w city and the surrounding country that he per-
manenty located himself in the practice of his prOesson
at NO. 227 MAIN STREET, where he continues TO
effect perms ne and speedy in the compcat-
ed and nveerate diseases of the Lungs and Blood Be~
ievina in common with the intelligent Of every
nifty, that Nature has provided ample remedy veee
table kingdom for natures ills and the accidental
OF common life, he confines himself entirely to vegetable
medicines leaving the old drug and system to pass
quietly down TO the oblivion OF forgotten Having
become thoroughly acquainted WITH and having long uc-
cessuly practised the Indian mode manner of apply,
ing Natures Remedies he haters himself thai he can cure
the most aggravated of the following diseases
Consumption, and all pulmonary afections,-Nervous
dieeases-Dysentery and cholera inantum-Spnal asc-
tons-Fever sores and White Sweings-All Scrofulous
affections Cutaneous eruptons and other diseases of the
blood-Chronc affections treated with unfaiing success
Cancers removed without the knife with entire
of the sexual system
ly cured.
FEMALE DISEASES involving the origin of life
practically and with nvariabIe The limits of this
Gard orbds the publication hundreds certificates and
testimonials he might exhibit and he would invite inva
lids OF all classes, seeking permanent and safe
relief to call at his Office, No. 227 Main Street Cup ssas1
Sign Of the Indian. All paid communications prompt.
y attended TO- Medicines put up by the families
rls. DIFF %. g. FISHER, MD.
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Eg ROSS'S XpreSS forward all sorts OF
parcels and small through direct over the Worcester
Rail Road to NeWport Fau RiUer Bristol and Warren.
dwff
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A CARD,

Mr.. EDWARD s. CUMMINGS from Boston, having
engaged as Organst at the "Church of the Unity" offers
his professional services to the citizens of Worcester as
Teacher of the PIANO FORTE and ORGAN.
For further information he is permitted to refer to
Hon. Isaac Darts, c.. B. Long Esd.
EdtV. Hamilton Esq Geo. W. Richardson, ESQ.
Worcester, April G, l949. dtf
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE,

E~S FTHE Homestead of the late THOMAS LAWRENCE
fifA n is now for sale. Said Farm con aims AZ
S of excellent Land gently slipping to the south. we'll
adapted 10 the cultivation of every kind Of agricultural
product and especially fruit, on which there are
various kinds in bearing The Buildings old
uctsd in very thorough manner, and amply
supplied with beautiful soft water by an aqueduct.
The location is very desirable for the of busi
retirement, situated about half mile from the
Depot in Leomnster NoI.h Village.
Also, 81 of the best Pasture Land adjoining the
Farm, and "a of Wood and Meadow Land, lying
about mile from il. The whole will be sold together
or in lots suit purchasers Persons wishing purchase
may call on Mr.. LUKE JosLIN, the premises, who
will show them. Title good and possession given
If not sold at private sale the whole will be sold
AT AUCTION, on TUESDAY, May !, at II
O'Clock AM on the premises. Terms of payment will
be easy. CHARLES w. WILDER, Agent.
LeomHster April 20, 1913. dwlw
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GRTNDSTONES.
FRUIT TREES

I
III ALL KINDS for sale by the subscriber at his place
u enc mile north of the Court House. PEACH TRE Es
Of the best market varieties cheap by the quantity
Please call and examine.
Likewise for sale, good HORSE CART, nearly new.
Aso few bushels Early Potatoes thought to be supe
riOr CHARLES NASH.
March so. 2tf
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1849-05-29
A DEAF MOTHER.

The following curious anecdote is related ofthe
COUNTESS of Orkney, who died in 1850, aged rs:
So Her lady ship was deaf aud dumb, and mar
!ried iitl753 by sIgns: she lived with her husband
MurrGrigh, first Marquis OF Tilomond, who was
also her first cousin, at his seat, Rostellan, on
the haebor Of Cork. Shortly after the birth of
her flrIst child, the nurse with considerable aston
..ishme.tl, saw the mother cautiously approach the
cradle: in which. the infant was sleeping, evident
ly full OF some deep design. The countess, hav-
ing perfectly assured herself that the child slept
there, took out a large,stonc, which she had con-
cealed under her shawl, and, to the horror of the
nurse, who, like all persons ofthe lowest order in
her cotntry-indeed in most countries-was fully
impressed with an idea OF the peculiar cunning
and malignity of dutubies,' seized it with an in
tent to fling ii dow veleinently. Before the
nurse could interpose, the countess had flung the
Etonc-rnot, however, as the servant had appre.
hendeG, at the child, but on the floor, where, of
course. it made a great noise. The child imme-
diately awoke and cried. The countess, who
had looked with maternal eagerness 10 the re-
ssult Other experiment., tellon her knees in a trans
port Of Joy. She had discovered that her child
possessed the sense: which was wanting in her
self" She exhibited, on many other occasions,
similar proofs of intelligence, but none SO inte-
resting. II