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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-29

RILIoIous-We i-s DO pressed Tor soorn snA'
ve ave b-ea o5hze6 Il defer or IssA Ksls'os'
I.srs For Sernc1s, &c ionorror, We refer we
rescs. - s3veraHen= nis artsr 4" Religious Notcet
C'ssTcTIos-We iutsoied 70 say that a, Ire
s,rA Ferry 10 Pssssss vss Esde fron hAlfptsi on
Tas,7 y evolias rntE . ca wedrestsy moErirs -Ot
~aes fact ~sre informed s9oa credible authority
We hsv. srce .csrut Il paisssss we're sae a. tGi-
tt Fsrry, .; Il o'e.oek on T=ssdsy risaL
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-10-13
The Cecil Wing.
ELhTON Nd, OCT. 10.
BY p. C.. RICKETTS,.


1--WE have on hand an excellent and
unique poem by Z. Rulnlpt, which we
nope soon to publish with an illustration.
we have thus far failed TO get fit en-
craving.
HTWe owe some apology to our west
ern correspondent ar. +. NJ" Now that
the election is over, we shall he more at
tentive to all our correspondents than here
tol0re.
ArTuMN.-T'u,slav morning.. brilliant
and glorious went down the sun of ycster-
day. Up through The broken clouds his
rays shot like streaming auinras, tn.tinr
them with the glow of fire: and the hin
tops and The tall old wco1s rli,tcnoI in cold
en- light. Pheasant, indeed, the contrast
with the darl, and rainy and drcary eve
na-5 Of Saturday and Sunday.
And rs though H. had been refreshed hv
the night, more ~iIIja0t and beautiful he
rises this morning. The roots are a!l white
with frost, and il 4iitcla add iwinllcs to
the SIN like myriads Of miuialure stars
Not vlJudapi earS ato.ejhr horizon, and
the air Is bra"ilr@ and cool, for Autumn
has Co!u,--i,tuHn, IL" time for the beau
ties o. forest, iieid and fen, 10 fade and to
die.
We look out upon the river the tall
Grass by lis shore Is 'sbroWn and scrc''--
and hey",d III all its unriyaicd beauty,
I'VE sec the autumn wood. Some of tie
har|l'f trees are green as midsummer
here and there a wild vine with It's blood
rr'' leaves cr"ers up some tail oa', and
twin'gr;l through rs top, spreads TO the san
a 'ningied foliage of ruby and emerald.
Yellow, and purple, and red are every
where mingled with the green, and already
thu paths are streWn with fallen leaves.
Again The ,,ErIln lesson is taught us, by
Nature all around, that all things fade and
witnrr AID die. Nnt ALONE perish the
braut,y ni flower and leaf but man in the
pridr 81 his strength, ard woman in the
glory Of hey hr"Iiiy, are certain, IS we'll,
to siekca and Gl, and happy are they,
wbc, mind&r IT,. t},r tnayl,jugs OF the God
Of Nature, through Ills Works and his
Word, prepare themselves for an advent
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G. r A. C z B r OW NJ .


Grace Brown was the pet of the village
pretty, livcl V, and, like all other pets,
very SrIl-Wlled; bat the effects OF this lat
ter quality We're sottcned down and rem
dcrrd quite loveablc by her open, generous
disposition, which would not allow her 10
lniuE" another, even to graIV tIaI ruling
PASSION. some said that Grace thought
hrts"Ii sufficiently handsome, and termed
il vanity. True, perhaps, when each
Sabbath morning found her ready drcked
tor the sunny walk to The parish church
on the hill SIDE, or the werk-dav'S evening
saw her in her little chamber window ply
ing her needle yes, perhaps then, as she
caught sIde-lcn" glance al herself in the
little mirror, she might think it no such
great wonder that the young mon gazcd as
they passed her, or that they looked So GU
rlousIy AT the bow pots and Towering ger
anums percbed on the sill of her case
mcnt--- perhaps, too, she might think they
cast glance beyond. But was this van
/ itvl No; Grace was as free of that bate
FIJI quality as the bird winch caroled So
joyous y in his bright cage on the cottage
wall. Vanity caunot be justly attributed
TO those who are only conscious Of possess
ing the qualities which are theirs in reai-
tv, but to those alone who boast to them
selves of perfection which they can never
hope to possess. Such was the case with
those who termed Grace vain.
Onc hne autumn evening she sat, as ,ls,l-
al, bosj" her geraniuns, over which was
hung her little bird; bat the leaves Of the
former hung iroppngIv, as THOUGH 10 ask
Of tb"ir sweet mistress the Usual drop Of
spliH@ water. and Door Pet chirruppd and
huppctl from perch to perch, and nlGrd his
yellow feathers 10 attract her attention,
bat in vain. No cooling drop greeted The
aickly Ieat-no tiny finrrrs placed bit Of
sugar between Pets Gaze wires. And
how was this! Was Grace IN? No: but
her thoughts were wandering. and although
her eyes Were fixed tal on Pet and his
companion plants, she neither saw one nor
the other. And whjthrr were her thourhts
wandering? Only ntoa neighborinr lane,
up witch she stroiicd when the sun was
hntinn;nr 10 dip bis Irigft head meath the
blue ,5ps 81 a ueighburng hin. II was 4
very pleasant i,nr, lut as lis sides were
founded ~ high hawthorn and wild rose
bushes, It may be supposed Grace did not
90 there for the sake Of any beautiful pros
pect, for her whole height was not more
than the top Of The banks ON which the
bushes grew. FOR what, then, could It be ?
In Truth it was That there generally accom-
panied her thther very pleasant compan-
ion-not her mother not one of the
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-10-13
The EGE,gltai1 in winter,
Ely J. FAYAnD TAYLOR.

Ely rAYAnp TAYLOR.
u" northern wings are raw and cold,
an" 'I'N' WIN zee Ut" frozen mould;
~, nn S"NN "''j'.'"7 1"sh me vail
"a" ic'H'oS ''la' snap ana iatt.
! nerc Is no i@iIi on earth to-day
nc very sny $ hIarN aud cray
lrl SUN the i"nnul'i5 Gnlvcrur shaft
LOOKS upward q" " Ien Spring time laughed
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-10-13

Ta,HEsolv,NG DAy.-Cov. Manly; OF
North Carolina, mas issued proclamation
setting apart Thursday tie l5tb day Of
November asa day Of prayer and thaobs-
giving TO the Almighty God throughout
the State.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-10-13
The London Times, in IT'S money arti-

The London Times, in IT'S money arti-
Gle, III noticing MIR. Whitneys Project
for railroad 10 the Pacific saye
"A bill enabling HIM t commence The
road will be brought forward in the next
session If Congress, and lis success or re-
lection will form one Of The most ritter
estinr questions OF the present tim'.
hus far, Ihr vastne,s and novelty .! tn
plan have constituted the o,ly ~r ual
for scepticSm; but with HE history at
Fulton and De witt Clinton before Us,
it hadIy ems probable that al olioc-
to" of this kt 4 could long porc a bar
II any case Of American Enterprise
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ness IN his soft voice. But there was one
VINO dld not Ike hin, to whom Grace bad
ever yet heeh accustomed to pay the most
profound submission, because that humility
tlau never been forced, but ever Won from
Der ny loVe'--i nat BENG was her mother.
Sile il1d now been sitting IN tbs deep
revere some ten minutes, from which she
was reused ny night hand beng Iald on
her shoulder. he blood mounted to her
temples and check, tor she knew, without
raising her eyes, mat 1t was her mother,
and sac ie't conscious that her mothers
eye was reading her mnermost heart. 81"
also NneW tnal she had nonsht TO fear, Tor
thoo5i' al IN" mt Aer ihtIe heart tad
oeeI Feo"'ll''S, nef parents Gliding Was
ever one 0! Gohlienr<s.
""r2r'' io'e,, spoke her mother, Gently
pacing nr' mana or the nan do"i''&st mead,
."liy 10 you not 9" iortil tHs evening .
see, We sun mas Almost lost ms last ut Vi
crimson III '''e derp grey: Come love:
you nave oeeh SEWING all day. Just throw
your scarf around YOU and walk in our
Safn'h'
VI "ou'o fa,hef not, mamma, answer
eo grace IN a low tone turning her head
S,'l more from iier parent, and then Tor
!he 'ltSt lli"e casting her eyes on HE droor-
ing P'ahtS ana now S"'iy httIe ret. Hnt
she q,uch'y aided, 81 VIII water my tees
ana c''iiI''P 10 ret little, Tor he seems
q'i'e 10 nave th' moneS."
"Ahd now comes 1t that he has the
mop'%, loNr again spoke her mamma.
ian S'', mammal rctnrnr.. the now
hali-tcariu', ''alt-smlilng maiden; 81 see
you nave Neen reading my heart, and that
1t IS useless to keep any thing from YOU
But though you have seen part that was
passing there, yon cannot tell all"
"bnt can g'iesS, ''r2ce; and that, per
chance, WA do rs well. ! doubt not You
thought me very .crn.'-y"ry in"oasij"fote
IN not M'oW!H-, yon to have quite Your
own way and doHtt moi that y9u thpHoit
| knew very little a'opt i, hut st j,n =,
love, and Will tell yon 9' .'s.s" IN NY
own !i",'ani aIte" tn1t ! SHALL iasr you
TO JHdEe ior Yourself, only hrst assuring
you that ! have every proof that William
Ch"cly is very WiId, and his father quite
unable to support him in his present en-
tTava@nnco. See here love have brought
my knitting; 50 take up your work from
the window sill, and thus, while we are
quite industrious, will proceed to tell You
that my sketch COMMENCES when | was a
year Older than 50" ar now.
AT 'hi> time, Grace. | was circumstan
ced, too, somewhat a YOU are. You IN
derstand me love"' Grace bnshrI and
smiled. 81 had rebe,lious heart, too.
and there Was on" for whom it was re-
h"liions-one whom it had sci up as the
idol Gifts ldo'atry, and one whom unior
tunately, neither of my parents approx
ed. But yet Grace, ! own that thought
my knowledge ofhis halitS far exceeded
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-10-13

tt,5%'ihe October term of Cecil county
Court commences on Monday next, the
18th inst. We learn that there is a prob
ability that it viii continue more than a
week---Iut there is olclling till the law
yers get together.
The Comfy Commissioners meet on
Tuesday the ISth, and the Orphans Court
on Ii" :sn1r day.
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Could any ~rot i!luno,
For sill sonIc cNviora t'oud would como,
Toahr,43 t'.at spoi IN gIoon;
One nom Gi summer s ayniic mile
Beam Il FER tHr aiyetr,'at'y f,ca--
The mc&t cold wiiI'r.3 gloomy Irown
seemed lowering in us place.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-10-13

CATTLE. S!Io,, sc A joint exhibition
ofthc Agricultural Society of Delaware,
aid the Agricultural Society Of New Cas-
ile county viii be held al New Castle on
"Wednesday next, the 18th inst. There is
10 bca plou&!lnG match cattle show SC.
and it will b" most interesting meeting
for farmers TO attend.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-10-13

1.-THE locotoc35 have carried nati-
moro city for Mc!anc and their delegates
by an unusual majority and also the vest
ern district in the state Tor their Congress-
man. We would like the author of con-
temptibc insinuation to publish by "what
means" these results were brought about.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-10-13

US. SENATOR THE following gentle
men are spoken Of as candidates for the
United States Senate in the place of Hon.
Reverdy johnson, who resigned his seat to
take place in the Cabinet Richard
Thomas, John G. Chapman, 1hos. G
Pratt, ]. NJ. $. Causin, il. Speed, Geo.
r. Richardson, Richard Potts, John Lee,
and VIM. Price.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-10-13

0yTwo or three weeks ago, the Cen
trcville Times, said Queen Annes would
give Evans 100 maj, and that it was not
improbable that his maj. in the District
would 90 beyond 800. Every good humor-
ed fellow laughed at Spencer then, and
some cross locoiocos said he "Hed'' down
right but now all hands set him down as
the best prophet OF the nineteenth century
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-10-13

81 TIE WAY 10 CIT -naYEs EEroEr
TURN.
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it for its rebellion a5ains her will to
whose care he had so >oiemnly entrusted
her on his deata bed. The mother was
also silent for a lew n oments.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-06-06
reformed Practice Of Medicine.
DIR. O. C. FISHER -----

MOULD respectfully inform the inhabitants of this
w city and The surrounding country that he has per
manently Located himself the practice of his proessicn
at NO. 227 MAIN STREET, where he continues TO
effect permanent and speedy in the complicat
ed and nveerate diseases of the Lungs and Blood Be-
eving, in common with the intelligent of every
nifty that Nature has provided ample remedy in the vege
table kingdom for natures ills and the accidental maades
OF common life, he confines himself entirely vegetable
medicines leaving the old drug and system pass
quietly down the oblivion OF forgotten Having
become eoushly acquainted with, and having long
cessully praced the Indian mode and of apply,
ing Natures Remedies he atters himself that he
the most aggravated cases of the following Diseases
Consumption and all pulmonary Affections, Nervous
dieeases Dyseniery and cholera nfantum-S aec
tions-Fever and White Swelings- All ScrOiuous
affections Cutaneous eupiions and other diseases Of the
bood-Chronc affections treated with uniang suSetAa
neers removed without the of the knife with
safetyAl irres ulares OF the sexual system permanent
y cured.
FEMALE DISEASES involving the origin of life treated
practically and with nvarabe The limits this
Gard orbds the publication ohundrsds OF certificates and
testimonials he might exhibit and he would invite inva
lids OF all cassss. seeking certain permanent and safe
relief call at his Office No 227 Main Street. (up stars
Sign Of Indian. All post paid communications prompt
ly attended Medicines put up by the month for families
Apr 49, DIFF o. G. FISHER, NJ. ID.
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Valnahle Real Estate for Sale,

cINIe PREMISES consist of ONE HUNDRED ACRES
- of good Land, under high state OF cultivation,
well stocked with all the various fruits adapted 70
mate no expense having been spared 10 procure the
No., tinds the country would afford. The buildings arc
God The BARN is one The best in the County ~ y.
by 49, with 20 It posts, and cellar under the whole.
=. scenty built at Of fu0 thousand dollars Inc
I sings are supplied with water brought in an aqueduct
g. swner would divide ii preferred, and sell part
with or without the buildings and portion would
IA ifdesred in small lots of from two TO five acres
.xos s65dine an eligible opportunity for those who de
IL, 10 mild snd have little Land for cutiyatton Ths
ate furnishes ne Of the best opportunities now to be
md Tor secur asa valuable property the centre Of
mis- ourshipg city either for investment or occupation
For further particulars inquiry may be made at the
ply OFFICE. dwtf Jan ~
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PREMIUM
Daguerreotype Establishment +!
NO. RrinInv Hull NJ

"
| 'HE proprietor OF this Establishment Is PREPARED 81
usual to furnish his friends and the public with bs
most perfect Daguereotypes that can be procured n,
he character OF the pictures executed at this long esb
neu Gallery enough TO repeat that III " have seer
ea' me very HIGHEST tokens of award the lac
Mechanics Fair In This city, and from ther e1Uay co.'s
petent Probably establishment in The country
enjoys more enyiabe reputation perfect and liz
IKE types as well as for the beauty and expression OF he,
minutest parts. "
The subscriber has recently Imported from GERMANY
one oflbe largest and perfect most CAMERAS ever IN,
Veuted and give groups fany number OF persons firm
one to thirty ech figure perfectly represented without
obstruction from cloudy weather. Persons wishing Pic
lures enclosed in Lockets Cases be suited with any
desirable style or patterR and OF the most magnificent
nnsh Pictures ofhe largest size for Paror Ornaments
taken at the lowest rates Parents and Others wishing
Daguerreotypes of children will find particular attention
devoted TO lhis department OF types.
Having secured also the services of one of the MOST
SKILFUL and EXPERIENCED DnguerreOtvne
Artists rom Boston, the subscriber confident in b.ibS
able 70 excel any rival in the profession Pcase call and
examine for yourselves. DR. A. VAN AISTIN
March, 90, l8i9 df
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-06-06
FARM For SAFE.

THE subscriber offers for safe his Farm, situated
"a about a mile south of Grafton centre contain =
s::: ing about IS OF good Land well watered-the
R1llL ngs good condiuon-he House is large and
convenient families, with failing well OF
-xxeent waller in the house-the Barn has been built
within few years. The Farm is divided into Posture,
Wood Land Nov ing aud Tiliage There is good Water
Privilege the premises where dam can be raised with
o,t flowing other premises Said Farm will be sold low
asd on easy terms For further information apply TO The
ubscrber in Sutton centre, to HENRY G. PRENTIcE,
on the premises. HENRY ID. HOWARD.
Sntton Dec & dwtf
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WATER Power to LEI,

-, TN New Eng gland Village, 6 miles from Worcester
80 near the Grafton Depot. on the Boston and Wor
.k.slcester Rail Road. The building is % by SO feet
two stories well lighted and we'll supplied with water
Also, the above, GRIST MILL, nearly new. TT e
building % by rs feet, with stories and attic
Two run Stone and Cracker has good run Of custom
Three or Tenemens rented with the above il de-
pireo
AIse, A TAVERN STAND and LIVERY STABLE
sell or rent es e
Any all OF the above will be rented sor more
years. SMITH PRATT.
New England VILLAGE March 9, dwtf
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no MARRIEDI T.ADIEs

DY the strong solicitations OF her friends and partrons
IL Mrs GooDw,S, has Al a-t Reluctantly permitted hes
be brought before The public for the benefit ofthose
rsd who prefer to risk their lives ia the hands d
male Physicians at the most delicate period Of woman ,
Mrs experienced and successful aceoucheuse and holds
hersefn readiness the calls Of all who wish secure her
services and she feels confident her long experience her
profession 10 give entire Satisfaction to all who may wish
employ her. afkF &f sgfa esesgss vn@
Mrs O will be found at her house, No. II Browne
Block, Salem-street.
Worcester, FebGI da
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NEW DAGUERREOTYPE GALLERY
GILMORE & ALRTT,

+ AViN ~ n..sd up The large aud commodous ROOMS
over uon<c $50 1nlaln,-Sstreet, lPaine's BlocL)
ser noRAcE ArhEs Grocery Sore formerly oceuoi.d NJ
MISS Allen as School Room, would respectfully inform ny
pu "M .na. ey are prepared 10 take DAGUERREOTYpp
ohES OF The different sizes, and Of superior aDnea
ce zone ana hnish on The most reasonable terms With e.,
Tar instruments the first quality, and very snper,o,
10 any produced IN this CITY elsewhere; and HAVING ia W
'ensve experience in the business they confident Of OWN
SATISFACTION 10 those who may favor them with their paronar
1hey wish II distinctly understood hatno person Is vnro
70 take Picture from their Room unless they are pere
finish. WM A prIM snpp,r1or
Fp dit A. P. ALBEE.
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- THAT valuable Real Estate well known as the
lii i TATNICK HOTEL, in Worcester, is onere
fsT sele favorable terms The House is comhodious
well arranged and in complete order The Barn is large
and convenient, with good Carriage House and sheds
adjoining To one wishing TO engage in keeping public
house, the above affords opportunity the location
being favorable one, the great road leading from
Worcester TO Barre; the house has always been well
patrozned A portion of the purchase money can re-
main mortgage if desired. The place will be to let
il not sold previous to the first OF June.
Cor further particulars, inquire Of COL JAMES EsI
BROOK. oIMSl May A.
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DIR. PEIRCE'S
Celebrated Bitters and SyruD.

INDIdW HEo UH1EITL BIT IER3, NO. 7.
INDIAN RESTORATIVE BITTERS, No.2.
SARSAPARILLA SYRUP.
COUGH SYRUP.
THESE celebrated medicines which have met with uni
form success and approval wherever they have been
in reduced. are now offered for sale in WORCESTER
WlTHERBEE & WARDEN'S, No. Merchants Rot0.
Those who need safe and easy purgdtUe find moth
ing equal TO Dr.. Perces No. Bitlers his No. 10
most admirable dAer0iUe for Spring complaints; his
sars"parla Syrup, while IL is pleasant cordial
most powerful in expeng humors and Impurities IRON
the system and no one suffering from cough should be
without DR. Peirce's Ceugh Syrup. For more full de
lars which may be obtained Of the Agents. dlawsmJ24
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WINn0W CURTAINS.

PARLoRS, SALOONS & HALLS tastefully decorated,
BY w. g. f. A. BROWN,
FASHIONABLE UPHOI LISTENERS, having had eight
e years experience lat KIrTREDGE BLAKE's the most
extensive Upholstery establishment in Boson feel fully
confident OF executing all orders in our line in work
manlike manner. French Pattern SoFAs, LOUNGES,
CHAIRS CoucHEs made TO order persons in want Of
nice article weuld do well TO call before purchasing,
CURED Hair, Palm Leaf and Spring MATTRESSES made
ORDER old Mattresses picked and made good
Pew Cushions-Pews lined and stuffed. All
kinds Upholstery work repaired In neat and superior
manner. w. & F. A.. BROWN,
March %. d6m IS Main ST., Worcester.
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Ren,nIe Mrdicime

Or. Townsends SarsapsrDa is sovereign and speedy
cure for incpen Consumption, Barrenness Prolapsus
Uter OF ang Of tho Womb, CostveHess Plies, Leucor-
rhea or Whites INSTRUCTED difficult MenstruatIon
LncOuinence Of Urine involuntary discharge thereof
aud for the general prostration Of the systemao mat
whether the result Of inherent produce
cd by irreguarity, illness accident Nothing be
more surprising than s inYgsratiAg effects the hH
frame. Persons Of all weakness and lassuAe from
taking become robust and full of energy "
its i$huenee II Immediately cOunteracts the Berveess
Of the female Frame Which is tho great Of
Baenness 1t will be expected Of Us, in Of
delicate nature exhibit certificates of performed
bat assure afflicted that hundreds of eases
have bseR reported to Thousands Of css4s where
families have been without Children, s!ter using few bot
ties Of this invaluable medicine, have besz blessed with
ksa, healthy offspring.
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Albany, April, lsAT.
CAUTION.

Owing the great andimmense sale of Doctor
Townsend's Sarsaparila number of men who for
merly our Agents have commenced making sarsapara
Extracts EIxrs, Biters Extracts of Yellow Dock.
They generally put up in the shaped bottles and
of them have stolen and copied advertisements
Principal Office, 1876 Fulton ST. Sun Building, ~ York;
and BY all the principal Druggists and Merchants generally
throughout the Uni ed States w. Indies, and Canada
AGENTS. For sale in Worcester by NJ. b. GREEN,
and JAMES GREEN g. Co. d2tw&ly