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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-10-27
Table of Premiums required for the Assurance OF S00 for
whole term of Life.

The premiums less than any other company, and the
policies al lrd greater advantages. Tables of half yeary
and quarterly premiums half credit OF premu short
terms, joint lives surviv rships and endowmcnts; also,
form of Appcatin pr which there baik shec,s
to be had on application a the office, by letter the
Agent, ]. II, PURDY, Sunbury.
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TIundreds-Thorsands-
Brant's is the Cheapest,

whv have used pu,vrs rrairtsn after having used and
tested the sdrsapariGs sud other medicines
iienicd cur, bluni d,.uas,is hsvr decided thai
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ID I T. D.

Dl Ed.
In This place, on Monday last, Mrs. MAR
'GARET BLACK, aged about AZ years.
In Delaware township, on the 14ih inst,
MIR. JAMES DUNN, in his s5th year of age.
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LIST OF CAUSES

ENOR trial in the Court Common Pleas of Nor
~ thumbcrland County at November Term
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Dam maj. on joint ballot, 10
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Estate of Alba G. Barrett, decd
So REWARD.

Northumberland, Oct. 6, ls49.-6t
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To all Creditors, Legatees,

Sunbury, Oct. 13, ls4e.-at. r
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POLICE CouRr.

Sept Msl sel McKenna, Joun Cough. and Pa,
trick Luby for being drunk the 10Th were each nee
one dollar and costs &c. OF eaca and in default OF pay
ment were severaly committed.
Sept IA. James Martin, for stealing coat from
Daniel Dennis, and from J, seph Van Rensselaer,
was sentenced TO the House of Correction for two
months the former month on the latter charge
David Mahony and James Long, for lrespass in tax
ng apples from trees the land Of Rejoice Newton,
were each fined dollar and costs 81 IS each, which
they paid
Sept 10. James Kelley, for being drunk, fined one
dollar and costs and, m default OF payment committed
10 the House Of Correction. a
John y. Bond, for being common druukard for six
months pas sentenced to the House of Correction sir
months.
John Cooley, for Tespass in taking apples from The
trees Of Rejoice Newton, was fined five dollars and
costs, and in defut Of en, was committed to the
House OF Correction
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Fellow citizens, such are our principles, and
such our candidates. Join us in their support
JON us allwho love Freedom and hate Slavery
JON us all who c lerisI the Constitution and the
Union Help us in o II endeayors 10 restore TO
them their early virtue. join Us, alt who re yer
ehce the memory otthe fathers of the Republic
and would have their spirit once more animate
the land. JOIN US, all who would have the Fed
eral Government administered in the spirit OF
Freedom, and not in the spirit of Slavery. TIL
occasion is urgent. Active, resolcte exertions
must be made. II will not beco the Sons OF
me Pilgrims, and the Sons OF the Revolution to
De neutral in this contest. Such was not the
temper OF their fathers In such contest neu.
trality is treason 10 Human Rights. In ques
lions merely political an honest man may stand
neuter. But what true heart can be neuter
when the distinct question is put, which we now
address to the people OF Massachusetts, "Are
you for Freedom, or are you for Slavery 20
flnally we appeal to the moral and religious
sentiments OF the Commonwealth. When these
are fully moved there can pc no question of the
result We invoke the sympathy OF the pulpit in
our cause. Let il preach deliverance to the cap
i've. We call upon good men, of all sects aud OF
all parties, TO lend US their support. You all
agree in our PRINCIPLES. Do not practically
oppose them by continuing Jour adhesion to a
national party that is hostile to them Join us in
Proclaiming them through the new party OF Free
dom. And may God whose service is perfect free
oom, grant his succor t. our cause
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HOW CHRISTIANITY CAME TO BE PER
VERIFIED BY DOGMA

Christianity was indeed, new truth. in moth
ing so new as in requiring faith OF its disciples
insisting that they draw their light from God and
nave 1t, not IN natural reason, but in and throuyh
character that is itself newness oil life Con.
sderlng the deafness OF the religious element in
his nation when our Lord came into II. and the
utter imbecility Of the rabbinic theories and or.
dinances. who could have Imagined that man
crucihed as Inaletactor, was to begin such re.
wing OF the religious spirit in the world that.
within lew generations, he will have the i,npe-
rial city OF the earth under his power. princes
aud Prlncipaliues owning his dominion and law
ing their gods at his feet. But it is done. and
something like il will always be done, when me n
are brought close enough to God, to be separated
from the law OF their mere human opinions and
judgments. and brought TO receive their light
from God as an inspiration, or internal realization
of faith. ~
Observe, especially as regards these first cen.
turtles OF faith, that it was faith. They had no
theology at all, in our modern sense of the term.
Not even Paul, SO much praised as the dialectic
apostle, was anything Of system maker, and
shall show you presently, that ii he had any the.
oretic system, the first and fundamental truth of
It was, that spiritual thirgs must be- spirituallv
discerned. Accordingly, if we examine the his.
tory OF these first ages, we find them speaking In
the utmost simplicity Of the Father, Sou. and
Holy Ghost but having sill, confessediy. no
speculative theory or dogma;ic scheme OF trinity.
The word In fact, is not yet invented When
they speak OF Christ, tits Of Christ as the life
Emanuel, Saviour, Redeemer, Son OF man and
Son oil God, crucihed and risen, wisdom, right.
eousness, sanctification and redemption. Thew
mad not begun, as yet, to busy themselvesin set
ing iorth The internal composition Of Christ's
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HovEY's MAGAZINE OF HoRTIcULTURE AND
BOTANY for September is received. 1t contains LIST
OF new varieties of pears that will grow quiace by
W. Reid Of Elizabeltown ~ J. Descriptions and
drawing of a new late cherry raised BY Henry Val,
Esq OF Tray N. Y. Notes on Gardens aud Nurseries,
by the Editor and other valuable artichs
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INFORMATION WANrEDl

John Rice OF BaIringanna, near Kiworth, Cork Co.
Ireland arrived ia Boston in 1885, and was seen in that
city about the first Of July last since which, he cannot
be heard of His Bro her, Edmund Rice, is now in
Worcester and anxious to hear from him. Any inform.
alton respecting bis present residence will be thankfully
received il forwarded the Office OF the Massachusetts
Spy. Twill Bosloa papers please notice.
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Correspondence OF the Spy.


Although other subjects of contemplation around
me, yet must revert to one OF the notifications
of the relations Of man to lhe things around him, which
have taken place in England ia the Of the last
eleven yearsbegun, is true, before that period, hut
not carried important extent. OF all the changes
10 this changahle of changing woodland in
country albeit not particularly disposed to orsake tn,
ancient and adopt the new--none is more remarkable
more entire more RADICAL than that whch mas been e
fecled ia The mode of travelling by Land. From the
Downs OF Wiltshire 10 the "braes o. bonnie Dune"
from the banched cliffs of Dover to the highest hill that
rises DER the of Dee, the land is bound with an
almost perfect net Il Ton. Railroads have superseded
tunpikes, and the locomotive with its iron muscles fes
with tens of thousands OF the people, routes former
y travelled by hut thousands and with thousands through
districts but recently hayeTsed bJ but hundreds. The
morning "Times" is read at evening in Ediuburg, and
The Loadoner may sup in Liverpool and sleep al home.
The glory OF English sage-coaching has passed away,
and already the artists representing it, 10 its various
phases, matter of h,stoIy-as subject OF the un>
returning Past. The white topped boots Of the coach.
man, together til the scarlet and the brazen
pet Of the guard laid aside and those redoubabe
personages must remain for future generations only
occupations gone" II they regretted its departure
they will have many sympalh Ter ug foreigners
who journey III England, for, when the British stage
coach ceased 10 run. The world lost ii, most agreeable
mode Of travelling The cottage by the way side, viii
its moss,or vyeovered roof, aid lis garden OF roses
quiet hamlet. the picturesque village the traveller
met or passed, The peasant and lie lerd 1.-The noble tb
gentle and the civil" with their various modes Of con
veyance, the rafting of the wheels The stage caeee,
through busy multitude in the long streets Of Ole
city-these and many another pleasure which the pen
Dickens alone adequately describe, are abs,raetet
from the sum Of the travellers enjoyment and he bur
ried through almost uninterrupted succession Of fields
beautiful indeed in tLer uxureAt verdure, but monolo
uous even in their exuberance CT beauty. Money ha
been lavishy expended in the construction OF the Eng.
Sh rail roads, and their appurtenances The station
house. depo, Chester, is said to have cost abou
thirteen hundred thousand dollars but il is exceeded il
magni6cence, and probably in expense By the Custom
Square station IN London Finally through much ind
vidual and communal suffering, through eeuna,y war
and bankruptcy, through fever of speculation and tn
reverses consequent upon reaction IN the commerce.
world, England has constructed combined series I
railroads, which, whether regard The perfection an
durability of their workmanship or the ORDER cxacttud
punctualy, expedition, safety and convenience, Of III
system by which they conducted, can hardly be e,
celed, and, hitherto, far from being equaed in an
other country.
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u Two Churches were burned in Plttsfeld, Mass
on Saturday, Sept l5 Tae old church which has been
used as carpenter shop, Sc; on fire at O'Clock
this morning, and entirety consumed. The new bltlj
ing adjoining, which was nearly compile ted, was aso
destroyed. he loss $4,000, on which there was an
insurance of $1,000. the soc ely to which the church,
belonged was a branch al Dr. To d,s
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ApothecarY and Drug Store for Sale

THE subscriber offers for sae bis Stock and Stand stu
= ated on Main Street in the City of Worcester. The
stock consists OF DRUGS and MEDICINES, Fixtures and
store Furniture The Store being connected with DWELL
ing H"use offers an additional nducemen practising
Physician, or any one who wishes Tenement in cannec
ton with his business operations For particulars inquire
Of WILLIAM COE, lis Main Street
NIB The Store can be had with or without the Dwell.
'os "ouss' dwzw" ftNeaAt Sept 10.
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FROM New GRENADA. Advices fiom BaranouilIa
village, in New Grenada report that out of population
of five or six thousand six hundred had died Of cholera
The disease continued to rage bad at Santa Marina
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mURPHY's PATENT BLorrER. This is a new and
capital article, which absorbs The INK Instantly so as to
leave no chance OF hloung and enables OF TO dis.
penSe with the nuiss nee OF sand in writing Tryn.
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~ Sisnor Bhiz declares that The report of his death
is false. Can he prove il sol
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s VERMONT. Coolidge, the Wing candidate for Cow
ernor lacks about 225 votes of election by the PEG,
pie. ls 81 t astF
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APPOINTMENTS. The appointments to office con
tnue 10 be- as they have been from the FIRST by this ADJ
mnisration. almost exclusively from the Slayeholdng
States Aud yet, the poor hangefs>on OF the party in
the North persist in their claims be The true friends of
Freedom Il cannot be possible, much longer, to de-
ceive people With such sham;. Two years ago the
Wing party, all over New England, were resolving that
opposition 10 slavery was Recognized issue o,he PAL.
ty and that could have the votes who was not
knocn to be opposed 10 the extension OF slavery Now,
we find those who claim 10 be Tie same Wing party with
STAKEHOLDER for President, nominated and elected by
their votes, without having, up tits tine said
the first word against the extension Of slavery or done
the first thing 10 il, but Who the contrary,
appoints, chiefly, from the Slave States to office
who has taken moiy OF his cabiuet from those States
and whose sympathes are all, anques'ionabty with
them. Sach is Taylor consistency, and idehty to pin,
cipe.
The last batch ofarpo ntments is as Glow,:
The following appointments have been made in the
office OF the FrsI Auditor Of the Treasury:
Mitchell IL Miller, Of Mississippi 10 be Chief Clerk
in the place Of Geo. II Jones, Of VrgtDi removed
SALARY, 81 y400.)
Isaac S. Reed, of Kentucky,to cierksiip, i, HE
place of kagsdae, deeea ed (Saiary 81 1901
Mason Barnes, of Virginia, and NJ R-ddick VI or.h
Carolina, have been appointed TO cIeik hips
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~ TheNew York Tribune says the present ars
It's one OF depiorable POPULATIONS, a I'd enuner aes
hose Of Palermo, Rome, Ven ICE, &c. Had tn, editor
extended his vision little further back il woul have
Included that "deplcrabie capula,;on Of the Tay
party Of the North TO old Zsck-a capi,uation which
had mol the plea OF necessity justify Il which may be
urged BY the brave defenders of those ctiss And YET
II was "cspiulation" fTaught with greater donges to
the cause oil Freedom, than those Of tie cities he
sas enumerated The Tribune was one OF the lasl o
those who surrendered, and We now fad /, traducins
those whose course il has more than once indicated ..
the course Of Priaciple for doing ai, which the Trbua
lacked moral courage 10 do. SO goes the word
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Nae oe i'hs Of ehylsra we're reported in Bo,,o,
ou'" me leigh, hours ealing at noon on Monda,
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Lost,

me l2th nsn this city, between this and Mulberry
~ Grove, Leicester, large, Green figured PARASOL
Inc finder will confer favor by leaving the same at this
Ofhce. DIFF Sent 10
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u Caleb Gushing, better known as tie gre Cou.
ns, heads the list odelegates from Newbur por 10 The
Democratic State Convention. The rnocracy - 4.
ancient town possessed of degree Of s;mnIc;,v .
see these degenerate days for they have resolved n,
Democracy" z8a 1,.~1. 49,
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Those Individuals

4 OK 20 MEN, that accustomed to Revolving Pistol
work--some for each part. Constant employment and
the best OF wages will be gvcn and Cash paid every
Inquire of SPRAGUE a. MARSTON. corner IF Jane md
Washington Streets, New YopK, dots Sent Ie
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T,uykev hin estate for Sale.

TVOHIS vaiusble Estate is now offered for sale on
<4MA | terms that cannot fail TO suit purchasers III
kn:A consists ofebout sixty acres Of Land with con,
nion, Buildmrs The water from Turkey Hill POND
he centre OF said Farm, and falls in cat
t of one hundred and twenty five feet IN the distance
Of ahoul 10 rods forming of the best water fo"ers
In Worcester County .,.A ,hr;It
" Tbere are now npon the premises three thorough bn
nd substantial Rock Dams with Grs', saw, Lathe ana
sbincIe Mills all in good running order The NIL roma
- ons mile in lena IN and extends from the road leading
70 New Braintree that leading TO Barre Halt niue
shove Inc Mill Pond is Turkey Hill Pond, which is me
ain reservoir For description OF this Pond or Lake.
90 Tonooraphcal OF Massachusetts,.
From the best authority, and actual survey, would
snnounce 10 the public that this Water Power IS amply
sufficient to move in the aggregate, five hundred Cotton
1nms with all their attendant machinery, that amount
any other The location is good, and easy OF access,
beinC miles from the City Hall In Worcester, on me
great thorough through Paxton Rutland, Barre OAK
ham and New Braintree.
The above has been surveyed plan and profile drawn
which NAV he seen by calling the subscriber or those
he has the liberty refer II will be sold whole,
or in seperas privileges may best suit purchasers
For further particulars inquire Of the subscriber IN
Esc Worcester Hon Isaac Davis, WorceSter-Alhert
CARTS ESQ, New WOresster,-Thos. Bottomly Esq,
Iglcvs,s, h ", Esq, Providence, r. L,-simon
g. Grout, Esq Schenectady ~ Y,-Messrs Pratt,
Downs & Scott, Worcester,-W Willard snow, Esq Par.
ton,-Daniel A Coburn, Esq, LotreH.
New Worcester Dec. 30. 1e4s dwtf
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FARM FOR SALE.

=, THE subscriber offers for his Farm, situated
rA / about mile south OF Grafton centre, contain.
ing about IS Of good Land well watefed-the
Building in good condtion-the House is large and
convenient for two families with failing well
excellent water the house-;he Barn has been built
within few years. The Farm is divided into Pasture
Wood Land, Nov ing and Tiage There is good Water
privilege the premises where dam he raised with
out flowing other premises. Said Farm viii be sold low
aud terms. For further Information apply The
subscriber in Sutton centre, to Henry C PRENTICE,
the premises. HENRY ID. HOWARD.
Sutton, Dec 5. dwtf
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FACTORY TO LET.

=, IN SPENCER, gu table for Cotton Wooden
E.fSA L Goods or other manufacturing mechanical
ss purposes. said Fac DRY is situated in the Centre
Village of Spencer, never falling stream of water
giving sufficient power operating 20 cotton looms and
preparation, or more than sufficient for wooden
machinery The building is SO by 50 a. three stories and
attic nearly and in hrsI>rAte ORDER with "a fl brtst
wheel with main drums aad belts. Connected with the
a6t We is new Dwelling House for Tenements and
seysnsacres Land.
Reference may be had 10 WARREN BAKER, Worcester;
JAMES DRAPER, ESQ., of Spencer of the subscribers
Warren. KNOWLES d SIBLEY.
June dWtf
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1A A COMMODlOUS Store, Tenement, and Barn
E.A "A situated at Webster Depot II is well calcu-
Gsiael for the Bcst and shoe business abundance
cAsP Tor hsss branches business be onnd In fhs
Vicinity 1t also well arranged for merchandising for
~ach purpose 1t has been occupied for years.
for terms, which will be liberal good tenant upy
TO the Depot Master, or CLEMANS & HARMED near ths
remses dt Webster Nov g.
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Real Estate for Sale.

af THE two story HOUSE and Lot corner OF Salem
e95 and Madison Street. The House is nearly new
sD1 very convenient, arranged for two 4mes with good
eho lasting water and every thing conveniently arranged
N ana about the house. The Lot is large well stock
Gu VIA bearing Fruit Trees, also shrubbery and Plants
~ D. Those wishing 10 purchase pleasant and con-
veGeht place will do well call and syanne the above
premises, where he subscriber now lives
c, Aiso' one COTTAGE HOUSE and LCT, Nc 81 Salem
street convenient for one or two ienemCpfs
Also, WARREN'S BLOCK situated or Mod:son 81 .
with four ienements 70 -''' '"'' o.
ALSO, BUILDING LOTS on PortlGnd and PYeasnnt SIS.
~ Inc above property will be sold low and on liberal
'''Hs' JOSEPH @. WARREN
w. corner Of Salem and Madison street
Worcester, July 6. eod,f
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TO FARMERs.
HOUSE AND LAND FOR SALE.

"a HE subscrite r will sell his House on LINCOLN
f.sEA Sr. Il has been thoroughly repaired the last
s2AAspring, and is now in perfect order. Attached
il is large garden of very productive SOIL with beau
full brook its border. With very little expense it can
be m 9de of The desirable residences in the city
Also, for sale, FOUR ACRES OF LAND, constitun&
the front Of the Farm owned by the subscriber OPPOSITE
the house of Simeon Gates. 1t is bounded the East
by Main Street. The south by the Clements road
there is be ample drive way through the and
The north side. o. II. BLOOD.
Sept IL. DIFF
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Farm for Sale.

THE Farm known as the THAXTER FARM, is offer>
ed for sale, il being of the best in the county,
containing hundred and forty asres with all the
necessary buildings thereon and in good repair AMI well
supplied with running water Three hun ired dollars
worth OF fruit is annually sold from said place
d&wtf A. NJ. MERRIFIELD.
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BUILDING IOTs

BUILDING LOTS in the civ NJ Worcas'.r ); ~
oSi G me north SIDE Of Chatham Street on The higbth
conaa eai me Dwelling House of Rev Mr. snaJley and
NJ ABOUT $500 square feet He ha. aiso obsr lots
Lar, same street. containing 5000 So ench-and ,hrse
n ~ '4e same vicinity Quincy Stand seyers, io,s
"esr inc Red Mills Taylor street % ''fa' LIVE
dH CHARLES WHITE
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Cotton Machinery for Sale,

D ECENTLY used in the manufacture of No 80 Printn,
II Cloths, and in good running ORDER consisting OF
| Picker, Wilton Sons make--20 Cards--e Breakers
II Fnishers--l Doubler-l Drawing France Taunton
Speeders, IL heads each Is Spinning Frames 1900 Tvs
spndes2 pair Miles, of ass and of 5l2 sindes-
Wsrper-2 DTessers-6 Leoms-l Cylinder and Dohei
Grinders with all other articles used in Cotton Mills
II may be examined any time application 10 NJ
sILAs DNsMoRE SO M1inst, Worcester. Forarther par
ticulars inquire OF s B. HOLBROOK, Holden
Dec 20 d3taw wtf52
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Water Power m

- New England Village, miles from worc..,.,,
.E esse p ne 6raton Depot, the Boston and Wo,
X,so rs wen lighted and well supplied Win wss.'
building Is me b So9 9s eksT MILL nearly new IT:
rss q stone and Cracker has good sun no sa ae
sired. Nsheniehts rented with the above II d.
soil or rent STAND and LIVERY STABLE
years ING ABOVE VIII be rented far nm. =, ,,o
New ahsand v;l,ay. 49, SMITH Dc PRATT.
's"tSn ~ dvwtf
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4 PHVs,c1 UE TIE DIFFEREMnE3

n los, bu, two al extensive practice in his c,,
Jun, sh .se. sgphus typhoid
Saas s ss s psso. win
perhaps hs several other so
any one nteigen,ly explain the marked Can
Aug ~. siaws@is CALVIN N twrov
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TO rem ~.

~ A LARGE AND CONVENIENT TENEMENT,
San "A suitably arranged and occupied as geuee
4isiSs boarding houset pleasantly situated Main
street will he rented Immediately together with all The
furniture and fixtures the house. The present hoarers
may he etnnei and the owner OF the premises boarded
For further Information apply the corner o. Eden ind
Sudbury July g.