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-, HE MORMON DELEGATE TO CoNGREss
l he advancement of Mr.. Rabbit to the honorable
post OF delegate to Congress, is fine illustration of
the workings of our republican institutions. We
were boys together, and in addition to poverty,
young Rabbit had TO struggle under the degradation
81 81 an incorporate father Naturally bright, intel
nseme ana active, when approaching manhood he
entered into the Mormon excitement. at tho t;mo
hlrtland was the Promised Land and Rigdon the
popular advocate OF the divine mission of the Pro-
l pliet smith. His early advantages had only been
Nose OF TINS then new country but in order to defend
Molliionlsm, SO unpopular with all other creeds
s.uuy' investigation, reflection, and argument were
necessary The young convert soon became
Jealous taIker next exhorter, and then nonnlar
preacher of the doctrines of the Golden RibIa H.
united his fortunes with the prosecuted Mornons
anu became eminent with them for his zeal his tall
enls' ana an sound Judgment. When driven from Nan
vHo' Mr, Rabbit ''struck his stake'' with his neo-
Pc III Inc Great Basin, and now claims a seat !,
congress as delegate from Deseret.
Cle0eland Herald.
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Zachary Taylor Cas- man and q Dorrite.-
After all the lodging and dummy of old Whitley on
the Wilmot Proviso, it turns out in his California
message, that he has all the while been a regular
Cass man, anu went for ''aon-intervention' Hear
him:
dd not hesitate to express to the people of those
territories my desire that each teyritoru should form
plan of state constitution and submit the 70
congress, with prayer for admission into the Union
and that was deslrous to defend and protect them
IN the formation OF any government republican in
us character. such government mnst be the re-
suit OF their olen defs5erote choice and originate
auth Themselves without the interference of the ex
ecutye If the proposed constitution shall be found
to be In compliance with the acquisitions of the con-
stltutlon OF the United States, | earnestly recon-
mend that 1t may receive the sanction of congress.
should congress-, WheR California shall present
herself for an Incorporation in the Union, aaaer q
condition to her admission as state affecting her
domestic Institutions contrary 10 the aoistes of her
people, and even compel her temporarily to comply
with IT. yet the state could change her constitution
at any time after her admission when to her if shoud
seem expedient.''
Now II there is any sort of pretence for consisen
cy or common decency in the northern TAYLOR whios
who have denounced Gen. Cass for his non-interyen
ton, and Gov Dom for his doctrines on self-goyern
ment they will either spike their guns and surrender
to the democracy, or turn their whole battery upon
their ant-Wl mot proviso, and anti-'aw and order''
wing president -BoStoa Post
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NEW MEXICO IN PERIL. The bill submitted
to the Senate by Hangman Foote ssTo provide for
the organization Of Territorial Governments for Cal
norma, Deseret, and New Mexico, THANK Won for
nothing, Mr.. Foote! says California, with snan Of
her fngers] and to make a new Slave State called
'Jaclnto out of Texas, thus opens with respect to
New Mexico: Pc ~
SEC. 30 And be it further enacted That from and
ater tne passage OF this act all that part of the Terri
tory Oh the United States called New Mexico, acquired
oy the treaty OF peace, friendship limits and settlement
between the United States of America and the Mexi-
can Republic concluded at Guadalupe Hidago. on the
second day of February, eighteen hundred and forty-
eight and not included with the boundaries of the State
OF Texas, Gas laid down in the act of the Republic of
iexas, OF the year eighteen hundred and thirtysx
uted An act TO define the boundaries of the Remh;c
OF Texas shall be organized into and constitute
porary government the name OF The Territory of New
Mexico. " 'e"
lhls bill Is as gross a fraud as any counterfeit bank
note ever uttered. 1t PROCESSES to organize New
Mexico as Territory, when in fact it gives away
three-iourths of that Territory and nineteen TWEEN
ueths OF It's people to Texas in defiance of their own
most earnest circumstances and determined oppos
uoh. they are to be organized as dependents of
leXas, her subjects, her vassals, with her Slavery
iAed upon them for ever in their own deposte and to
their lasting injury.
There is no New Mexico if this bill should pass,
ana the preence of organizing one is farce and n
cheat Let this bill pass, and there is no New Mex
leo to organize, and we might as well organize the
Territory Of Coney Island or of Sandy Hook as that
OF New Mexico. The whole drift of this bill is to
make new Slave State cut of Texas, subiugate
New Mexico to Texas as Slave Territory, and pre-
Guide the possibility of ever organizing New Mexico
as Free Territory or State Such is Foote'S bill.
NJ Y. Tribune.
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SEMI-A NNUAL SALE
AT CEsAMREREEN,S
CONTINI1En

CONTINUED.
PURCHASERS will still find very good seIoct, :; -
OF our recent S les. ~" rhICES
I'D nnpE FL. hfOVESE, and .fLPACCAS.
"A very good assortment of dollar Thbets still nm bJ
hyoheSe and Alpaccas good assortment at IS cts
moUSSELlNE de LANES and PRINTS
ouO yds; De LANES remaining at 10 to Is CENTS 10, f
ling the yard. ~ oN"uueu at one shil-
Inc OLD stock OF Prints at cts is nearly closed ont
- shall this week open new stock of
.herramdck'S, Hdmilton'S, Cocbeco,S &c o+rno 49,.
osso,a ne AMD BAREGEsThere still remains good
assortment at the same low prices. sooo
Sf1AWLS-SHAVIS
Ihere is still good assortment of RAY STATE o.a
stock must be closed. FU'' tiaii c'er as 'he
-, notwithstanding my large sales of Silks
result oil their extreme cheapness) have stI GOOD
I m az me same low prices. Those who cali Soon
VIII get the best bargains ~ VINO CAL soon
arns maze arrangements to do n more extensive b,si
nun heretofore, during the coming season shall e
II1 ENTIRE STOCK prices as win insure its
iRMEDI4IE S.fLE. 80 vim hisuIe lts
$50 ~ NV HENRY III. CUAMBERIIN
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~ II seem that the ailment of Mr.. Lawrence
U; y minister to England was ''varicose vein
winch caused him to lie fiat on his back at the resi-
dence Of Mr.. Bates, near London. Otherwise his
health was excellent, and little rest would restore
nm Some Of the papers have attemtcd to repre-
seut the ambassador as being afflicted with beli-
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CULTURE OF CoTroN IN AFRICA. A treaty has
been concluded, by which the Danish settlements in
Africa, on the Gold Coast, have been coded to Great
Britain 1t is stated that there reason to believe
that, with suitable encouragement supply of cotton OF
very good quality might be obtained from that part OF
Africa, where it is produced in some quantity and
of very good quality by the natives for their own USE
DESERVED COMPLIMENT. The Newburyport
Herald, speaking of given in that place by
Mr. Edward D Mason, of this city, says: 'sHs ex-
celent ability as teacher, and his equally excellent
tact and success in the management of the young fully
ente him to the patronage of the public wherever he
may be disposed to locate and labor in the business of
his profession"
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BOSTON DAILY ADVERTISER. We are graft
neo 10 learn that Nathan Hale, Esq, has recently
purchased OF Messrs Parsons g. Bowen their inter-
es' IN lhe DAILY Advertiser Office 1t is about fifteen
years since Mr. Hale made sale of one half his pro-
E9ay ~ .ne concern, and we know his numerous
HIM, that he is again able to become The cole owner
- "o S''ophsnineht Courier
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Medical Morscn

DPS fH .aying relnquished his business to
DKS. COMINGS & NICHOLS.
can cheeriuly recommend them as careful practitio
wen I'D "cSuaated with his method of treatment U
f,y comne,at - having been with him the past year
tiio ig nad an extensive experience as Botanic nrac
IT. can put be acceptable those who have So ib
~ extended their lavors to him. d3,ns 81 lDeiai-
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OAK HAIL. Boston.-Mr. Simmons is celebrated
10. ms owprce system, his place is continually thronged
wiz" customers and he sells every description of gar
en's at prices which only immense sales win warrant,
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HEALTH AMONG THE SHAKERS. The beneficial
results of industry, simple food and regular habits are
seen in the fact that the Society of United Brethren
fShakers) at Endfeld, Ct, numbers 269, and not
death has occurred among them for fourteen months
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w 30 perfect were the Egyptians in the manufae-
lure OF perfumes, that some of their ancient ointment,
preserved in an aabaster in the museum at Ain
wick still retains very powerful odor, though it must
be between 2000 and 5000 wears old.
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sian Cd tho
te lcs mat the life and growth of the Hair G
scty ahaoeous 70 that of vegetables and that its nonh
moisture which emanates from the scalp This bt Uig
o Only supports the Hair but preserves lis color ana &
nahcy, an9 prevents It's fading falling out PM Db .
happens mat TINS secretion deficient the Hair te y
soses us Dllllahcy II becomes coarse faded Y off
sumo tle ago my attention turned To A. $sbiect and
iapored long time in preparing article Similar to that
naturally seereed Tor the HAIR that when the G
nature ialled might be applied as a substitute After
series OF trials and experiments at last succeeded IN mo
oScopefy OF me ClkCAsslAN OIL which answers admir-
AMY as substitute for the secretion pbvsca
VINO have examined the Oil, pronounce the best and M,
Natural reheuy nor me Hair prepared and its nnnre
upon it. ~ i "Otel bestowed
This article is believed to unite ALL rrp rvc,
VI the various preparations for sale wITuouT ~
THEIR NoxIoUs INGREDIENTS. The pronrie,o ivy or
anu impartial lpal OF this Oil When once used il viii
For sai IN i Wa. rrlce % cents per bottle.
~ or SAFE IN worcester by LEWIS r. IAZFIT NJ On,
Main ot ana NJ b. GREEN, ZIG Main St. Also NV I'M ~
5S ana Apolhecarles throughout the United STATES Merie
anu ~ tqe 'ahadas' JOSEPH RICHARDS Pronrietnr
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q Moses Pratt, aged II, son of U. Pratt,of West.
moreand, n H., was hosting cask of white lead in
toa loft at West Winchester when the rope broke and
let the cask fall upon him, killing him instantly.
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DIED.

DIED,
nm III Milihnry Jan 18th, Scion Augustus vounges con u
Dd I T. ana julia r Lvemore mos and DAYS %" VI
Dodge, 20. -"' MS "iie oil MIR Willard
erett, "a. - ~ Vi MI lillian Ev-
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'eeth that wjlg Rjta

nm hANUFAcTNRED by
DIR. WILLIAM NEWTON y y 1c7,yo1
N51 Mafn-st., over CIRCUITS Bookstore xE7crcoa;,o..
ne PnoNc are invited to call and examine specimens
Miller distf way 'ssocaIed with DIR.
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gY- In Vermont, New Hampshire and Maine, large
bodies Of snow have fallen. In ManeAhey have more
than at any period since 1871.
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FIRE AND Loss OF LIFE. At New Bedford. on
Monday evening, the dry goods store of Mr. George NJ
Eddy, was discovered to be on fire. The interior Of
the store including large stock Of goods were much
njred, and we panied to add that Mr. Timothy Tall
man, aged citizen Of about 20 years, was suocated
to death by the smoke in the third story of the build
ing.
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HENRY WOODWARD.
ARTIST.

NO. Warren Block, Pearl St, Worcester
Jan Is. erata -. "u IAlNIiNG, on mod
'A"'o eIns. d3mis
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70 A Copper Mine has been opened at Glastcn-
y' a., which is equal, if not SUPERIOR to any other
| in the State
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Congressional Proceedings,

TUESDAY, Jan. 30
SENATE. Mr.. Clay introduced compromise res
oiutlcns upon the subject of slavery, and spoke at
length in their support The first resolution declares
that California should be provided with suitable
boundaries and admitted into the Union as State.
I'd That 1t Is inexpedient for Congress oppose the
restriction of slavery. Sd. The western boundary
shall commence one league from the Rio Grande
and running thence to the southern line of New
Mexico 4th. Government to pay the debts of Tex
as before the annexation and Texas reiinqush all
clam to New Mexico. 5th. Inexpedient to abolish
slavery IN the district of Columbia without the con-
sent OF the State Of Maryland and the people of the
district 9th Expedient to abolish the traffic in slaves
In the district of such as are brought from without
It'll Provides for more effectual provision for the
restitution OF fugityes. Sh, that Congress has no
power or control over the slave trade between the
States.
Messrs. Rusk, Davis of Mass, and Mason opposed
the resolutions
mr. Clay replied to each, and long debate erlsu-
ed The resolutions were made the order of the day
for Tuesday next.
In the House, the report in favor of taking testi-
mony in the Pennsylvania contested elections was
accepted.
HE RIGHT OF NEWSPAPERS TO PUBLISH Ex-
AMINATIoNs BEFORE MAGISTRATES A suit has
just been decided in New York which establishes the
right OF newspapers to publish the proceeding before
magistrates OF police reports, which generally ex-
parte. Mr. Bennett, Of the Herald, was proceeded
against IN an action for libel publishing such report
lie justified it the ground-rs that the publication
was fair report Of the proceedings of the police court
and next, that the statement which contained was
true As regards the first ground, Judge Edwards said
1t was general principle of law that all proceedings
public character may be published But there is this
consideration attached to the privilege-t must be
correct and fair statement of the proceedings If any
thing stated which did occur, or if any thing is
suppressed which would tend to give true statement
OF the proccedings-hat is sanderous and amounts to
libel The jury under this charge, reiurneda verdict
| for defendant
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WARRINGTON, Jan. 80. -Clay's Compromise.
Mr.. Clays bill for compromise on the slavery
question, met with considerable resistance yesterday.
Not Northern man supported him, nor either n
oo"therner The Northerners must have the Proy-
so, and the Southerners demand more distnc,
compromise.
NEW YORK, Jan. 30. The great topic of the day
IS MIR Clay's pronuncamepto on the subject of Ella,
very. II will make him no new friends here, and
wlll ALLEVIATE some old ones. The Wings of the Leg
stature OF this State are mostly committed to di
lerent course from that suggested by Mr. Clay. His
resolutions are the occasion Of new and animated dis
cilsslons among politicians here.--1a 10 Bos. Jour
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! ED The entire cost of the new Custom House at
Boston is 81 O73,371, which is SHOP less than the to-
tai appropriations therefor.
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~ The lecture before the Lyceum this evening
will be delivered by Elihu Burrit of this CITY,
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EgEcharGls's CircassFan el5s
q <EEA FOR u,Esy9 ry.
~ II 80 HAIR.

| NRlVALLED for cle4ls;n o No, -,
- - r1TYyfng the Scalp-Remoping
Ut ", ;pregehting 8qldRess-Ianparting n
SPfenata glossy tastre 10 the Hair and
t.eHaerang usoU and Gegible- RctG;n-
n ~ re Haar IN picce after com6fng
OrMSh'nS or curing.
t;a ! ne c study OF the nature and proper.
ties OF the Human Hair has of late re
celved much attention from scientific
men. Recent diScoy.,ie- htiiiC
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for Congress.
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To Gotten Manufacturers.
THE subscriber sdesrous Of making contract to WORK
MILL BY THE YARD, where there is 60 to 100 Looms,
and he is well vesed in every practical department OF
Cotton Manufacturing he has doubt of doing 1t the
satisfaction OF his employers All letters addressed to
at MILLBURy, MASS, will be promptly attended to-.
Jan 80. Ems WIN. GROSSLY.
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a CAR I'd.

TNHE subscribers referring the above notice. beg
call the attention of their customers and the public
the very extensive of DRY GOODS offered
at their WARE HOUSE. Nos. 16S and 10 MAIN STREET.
Having formed the above coparnershp after long
quantance with the wants of RETAIL in Worcester
County, possessing ample facilities fer The transaction of
their LARGE and INCREASING BUsINE tpurchasng their
Domestic Goods directly from Manufacturers or their Agents.
and either importing their Foreign Goods buying
ton in large quantitiesthey believe themselves qualified
TO offer most of their Goods RETAIL at LESS than
the usual WHOLESALE PRICES, and they pledge them
selves that under circumstances will they be unders0ld
by any Establishment in the United States
Feb q. DIV HENRY II. CHAMBERLIN & co.
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HITCH & JONES have on hand Iron Plane
n ing Machines; two of Is teet with trip motion com.
pete, and Two Of teet without the trip motion 7 he
above machines built oi the best OF
and workmanship and will he sold low for cash or an.
proved credt--they may he seen nj or F,undery.
N b. We continue /" IKE all kinds ol CASTINGS
IRON and BRASS In general Use, aud warranted to
We satisiaciinn Orders solicited.
Worcester, July Ell. dit
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DaguerreOtVpes,

OdS uVI Guy PVD'
TIVE subscriber respectfully informs his old friends and
L customers that he has returned To his old stand,
236 Main-street,
where he would be pleased wait upon all who may favor
him with their patronage. lie invites all 10 call and examine
his specimens particuy those OF the Hon Judge Colama
Post Master General Of the United States and Gen Phelps
President of the Massachusetts, Copper Mining Cnmpa y,
whose Dguerreopes he has had the pleasure Of taking dur
ing his visit in Vermont.
n B. Pictures taken in less time and Hfelke than
any other room in ,he city.
Worcester, Sept. a5. WIN. H GILMORE.
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Worcester, February 81, 1850.
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New Express Line.
IiseiOW'S Boston & Worcester EXPRESS

DlSGiOW bOSCOH q WORCESTER EXPRESS,
r1e7ss.- 0Uer the Worcester and Nashua and
s;;.esasSsaaszsss4 Fuehburg Rail Reads.
zGG g HE subscriber has commenced running an
--" Express Car over the above Roads, Tor the
sefe transmission OF
Packages Bundles Bank Notes Specie and Merchandise
generally, Three Times each way Daily.
Votes Drafts and Bills collected, and all business eHecat
ed with dispatch, and cheap by any other Express
0&ces-brnericGn House, Worcester and Rail Road
Exchange, Court Sqaare, P"ston.
Orders received ilutchinso Co IS Bookstore, II
Vain ST., and the Ticket Office Lincoln So Worcester
JASON TEMPLE, M.s.nn.,s
L. G. BARDwELL,
l.. BIGELOW, Proprietor.
This Express connects at Groton Junction with
Blgelow's Great Northern Express,
For Townsend, Peterborough, New Ipswich, Mason Vii
age, Nashua, Shirley Lunerbnrg, Leomnser, Filchburg
Westminster, AshUnrnhsm, Gardner, Baldwnville, Roy~
aston, Atho, Orange, Wenda, Ervng, Mont.g North
fed, Greenfield, Ms, Vernon, Bratteboro VT, Winchen
4on Fitzailiam Troy, Keene, Bellows Falls, Charles
town. Clarenont, H., Springfield, Windsor, Rocking
Bartonye Chester, procorsyille, Cavenish, Lud>
low Rutanc, Middebury, Tegennes and Burlington, VI.
March H.. DIFF
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NOTICE,

'TNHE coparnershp heretofore existing under the
of CLARK 81 SANFORD is by mutual consent dissolved
t. A. CLARK will continue business at No MERCHANTS
Row, from of thew orceser House, and E. H. SANFORD
will continue in the same business No FLAGGs BUILD
ING, opposite the Central Hotel All persons having claims
against the late firm will please present them either party
for adjustment and all those indebted will please make early
T. A. CLARK,
Z. Ii. SANFORD.
Worcester Jan 25, 1850. eod3twf
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New Book of Sacred Music.

THIS new work, called the SACRED Lutte, by ASA R.
TRowBRIDGE, contains great variety of tunes in all
the different metres and is particularly adapted the
OF Chos and Singing Schools 1t consists Of hundred
pages and out of the great numbers of contains
more than eight that have been published before
The music simple its character and fail please
all lovers OF good music The author has been years
preparing this wcrk and has spared pains the
of those who may be disposed to use it, The pur-
chaser will be obliged buy again which he
may already have on hand and it believed that all the
tunes of the Lutte all well adapted the exercises OF
public worship. Published hy
STEPHEN w. MARSH,
81 Washington Street,
JAMS. 3m Adams iIouse RosToS
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EGa.OcerM NxNaaE EHfrmfpI
HORSE STTOETNG

Ar,~SA WILL be strictly attended the Shop at
'L$@SS w the FooT MECHANIC STREET, by the sub
4AA. scriber All persons who have lame rses by fiat
feet false quarters, interfering, invited to CALL
beeve give them satisfaction, for think they all
caused by bad fitting the shoes and bad shoeing think
know this from my own experience. There is difference
between fiat foot and contracted foot-so all
horses should not be sod alike hot shoe benefit
the ioohot tar had better be kept in the pot than
il OH the horses loot-ths is my opinion.
ISAAC WOGDC0CK,
Feb 10. dwtf Mechanic Street
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NOTICE.
D B. OTIS & co. having associated with them Mr.. C.
ID. II. FITCH, under the style and name of OTIS
FITCH & co will continue the BooT, SHOE and LEATHER
BUSINESS i'll connection with the manufacturing of XIII
Doors.
o. F. & co. intend keeping good assortment of Sole
Leather also Thick Wax and Kip Leather Cafskins Splits
Innings, &c. &c. and would respectfully solicit the atten
ton of manufacturers and dealers the old stand of b.
OTIS & Co., Harding Block, No. 43 FRONT STREET
B. B. OTIS,
CHA'S II. FITCH,
Worcester, Jan 81 1850. diff JOHN G.. OTIS.
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Upton, Grafton, N. E. Village, and

Worcester Express.
~ TIM subscriber has commenced running
STSF5EIlSSSr-sA i Stage to and from Upton daily
f=GzEasaz@ Sundays excepted9 to connect with the
line between Worcester and Grafton leaving Upton IIote
ST AM and returning will leave the General Stage
Office, Worcester at 5 p
The Grafton d,ld Forester Stage Will run twice day
leaving Worcester at 10 Am. and Pm. Leave Grafton
at A. M and p. M
Books kept at the Grafton Hotel L. NJ Smiths Post
Office, NJ e. Village, and ia Worcester, the General
Stage Office first door North of the American Temperance
House.
Ii is very necessary that all Express Business should be
accompanied with written orders and signed personally
hat it may e done with correctness.
Sent ! j. 6wff TYLER HARRINGTON.