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Co, Georgetown College, ID. C.Tbe commencement OF
College will place the College Hall Tuesday,
the Nd instant, al 4 O'Clock, p.
friends and the public
ea hereby respectfully invited attend special invitation
beng issued.
July 16-7,d JAMES RYDER, President
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From the Indiana State Sentinel,
The UnlOu.

The Union.
Nothing be fatal 10 future hopes OF ma
ona greatness and prosperity than the impression, which
everywhere 10 prevail the northern and north
western States, that the Union is IN no danger We are
sanguine people, buoyan with hope and never dan
ger until in the midst of II, and often when II is
TOO late When the Mexicans were threatening us, on
our border 1856, the universal cry there Is
danger of warihe cowardly Mexcans dare not strike
blow We slept on IN that fatal security unu war,
with all its horrors, burst upon us.
We remember, few years since, when we saw the
dark cloud rising which thought would result IN a
division of the Methodist Episcopal church--a church
bound ogeher by most perfect system OF discipline and
organization whose tneracy has contributed so much
evnngeze the world whose missionaries IN our coun
try are always found The verge Of civilization they
go advance Of the postboy and the schoomas,er they
found bearing glad tidings and great Joy TO the
lonely settler the western prairie and the hardy trap
per the solitary mountain gorge but IN our admra
ton for this people we are running away IRON our SUD
ect when this church threatened with danger,
mentioned the subject distinguished minister, but
he treated il lightly and said There no danger-he
South dare not withdraw" The very next conference
they did withdraw. Hopes entertained by many
that reunion would take place. But the longer the
more impossible the gulf until the church is divided
INTO North and South and, as Mr. Calhoun justly said
when speaking OF thus event. one OF the strong cords
which bound together this Union was snapped"
The cords which bind together this Union are mutual
interest love, and affection they stronger than bands
of steel. In monarches armed men may preserve the
power Of the government and enforce the laws, The
scaold, the gulotine, and the yawnng dungeon may
force the outward forms of loyalty; but IN this country,
under form OF government thus cannot be done Men
pay their and aid TO enforce the laws because they
love their country When that love and attachment shall
cease we have power strong enough TO keep us to-
geher When laws have to be enforced at the point
OF the bayonet, our government ~ despotism.
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ANDRETHy Warranted seeds.-Iust received fesh
supply tunp cucumber rAdinh Early Dutch
Red Norfolk Large Globe Ru. Bssn and D.e Hybrid ~.
np white and black Spanish Radsh Green Cncumcer
Constantly hand evy variety Of garden, Hoe snd bird se.ds
from David keDdreth and for al his for me District
hetWUn Tenth Patent Once, whsre
catalogues With directions be obtained gratis ,n,.r.
July 1S-a
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Leibg. the eminent German chemist, who ranks,
doubedy the head Of his professions about to visit the
United States for the purpose Of giving lectures They
oannot but be most popular. Bait,ntors Clipper
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OF the remarks of Mr. Dallas, at Cape Island, a, a
meeting held on the announcement Of the death of Gen
Taylor, correspondent Of the Inquirer says It
eloquent euogy the life. character. and public ser
vices OF the iIlustrious deceased He reverted TO his
campaign in Florida TO his eminent services in the late
with Great Britain. and TO his brilliant achievements
the plains OF Mexicodepctng with fervid earnest
ness the battle fields Of Pao Alto. Resaca de Ia Palma,
and Buena Visa-and concluding with glowing tribute to
the dead as husband father, and man The remarks
of the distinguished orator listened with the
most profound attention. --Pennsytvnn'an.
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william and Mary College.
TUE annual Of this institution viii commence on The
The Right Rev Jons Jonrs D. d. President and Professor Of
Judx. TUCKER Professor of Municipal con.,u
s. EwsLl Professor of Mathematics and Astronomy
MosaAs J. ss.AD, Pm o. Professor Of Humanity
A. wAsnsoros A. M Professor of History and Political
Torrss, D. Of Intellectual Philosophy,
There two study for regular
for the Bachelor Of Arts and Science
cupyns years the Science
viii be expected produce the written request OF their parents
Special reasons. sdacd study regular
branches which, examination they may be found qualified pur
necessary college expenses range sss per
Circular. win be forwarded TO Al who desire fuller ,noms
on specific inquiries viii be answeed addressed TO Professor
MoseAsJ sss.p, Williamsburg Virginia
NEW FURNITURE srORE.-rne Subscribers would
~ spectruly inform citizens District
a.. the large a. The cons, Of fsnnsyv.ns and
they will keep constantly hand large and general assortment Of
Mahogany and marble top bureau.
Centre and pier tables, w..es,aaas, dress stands. &c
Paror, easy, rocking spring and other chairs
plain spring seat and
Maple chairs Of every description
Feather beds bedding hair shacs and palm esl ms',e.:e
furnishing n all of which we viii eel a. ss'snsss prices and on
July 20-eodst Auotionesrs and Commission Merchants.
Proposals. for Wood.
rxnTKsrAav d. c.; July II, 1850.
CEAED PROPOSALS, endorsed Proposals for Wood will
y received Of August. 1850, The
Pentcntary, before
twenty cords Of wood Of fun length, Of medium zs and
from limbs and haywood
July I9-A JOS. II. ELLIS Warden.
by GREEN n TAsTET, Auetsoneers.
GoLD WATCHES, GUARD, roB, AND VEST CHAINS, AT
AUCTIONOn saturday, Goth
Of 9Th and rennyvana
at O'Clock, ne
10 gold guard, and fob chains.
With many other articles in the eweIry line.
Terms CASH
GREEN TAsTET,
July le-M Amcuoneers
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SCHEDULE.


SEC /. That inconvenience may arise in the change
from territorial to Stale government It is declared that
all wra. actions, prosecutions. contracts, claims, and
rights shall continue if change had taken place in
the government and all processes which may, before the
organization of the Judicial department under this cons
tuition, be issued under the Territory Of New Mexico
.. All 6nes penalties, and fofeitures, according to the
State.
3 Rscognlzances heretofore taken, or which may
hereafter be taken and before the organization Of the
valid, and shall pass TO and be prosecuted in the OF
the State and s bonds executed to the Territory,
any officer in his Official capacity shall be passed to
the governor the proper State officer. or to their sue
in Office for the therein respectively express
ed, and be sued for and recovered accordingly All
tass or property. resi- personal. mxedall judg
mens bonds especiaites, chooses in action and debts
clnms of description, OF the Territory OF New
Mexico, shall accrue and he vested in the State OF
New Mexico and may be sued for and recovered in the
manner and to the extent by the State OF New
Mexico, the could have been done by the Terri
tory Of New Msxico.
All criminal prosecutions and penal actions which
may have arisen, which may arse, before the change
from territorial TO State government and which shall
hen oe pending shall be prosecuted to Judgment and exc
cuiion IN the name Of the State
D. All Onences committed against the laws Of the Ter
ory OF New Mexico before the change from terrific
nal to State government, and which shall not have
been before such change may be
in the name of the State OF New Mexico and with like
eject ~ though such change had not take place. and all
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Prom Phisdsirhis inqaifos.
Letter fr~sA PhlIaA~IpAA ~ C~iiI5satH k1As kA-


Phlsdsirhis fnqaIos
Letter frssa Phs~Asipha~ C~iirsr"s~--tAas MA
psTaeace.
We have been kindly favored with the following letter
from Southwark to his brother, who went out in the
.Ralph Cross 1t will be tha; be gives pretty
candid statement OF matters. The letter is dated
= OAK BAS, tYouba Riyer) May =, 1850.
Alter having received Your letter. lett for tho zines,
first proceeding Maysvlle. aud then Fosters Bar Here
we did make salt, The prices os provisions
enormously high For oa o %a 81 % pc, pound
per bottle; vinegar vi 5o nails. VI per pound common
kind black tea s2j green DO So peppt 81 the pape,
mould candies, % per pound; butter, ~ matches IL
and aeks, Vi the paper THIS IS true lis'
Of prices incredible as Il may appear - !, So,
Our company eight in number, consisting q Samuel
IL amnond. (gho formerly kept elecioy 81 Deoauf aho
Market streets) Charles T. Sheez, Roban Hasie,, Wm
Hoskins, Wm. Hammond Charles Blake, John backwood
and VIM Bond Our outfit cost each OF as three hA"
aed doAan. We have Obtained possession OF Oak Bar
bn all sitng about the camp, waiting Tor the rivef
Mug r machines. each Of which Will feqnife
live work II is our intention TO obtain the aid Of
can operations. There is heap OF money
be made here bat IL takes heap To keep you lazy
man Is Of certain misery, IL not death
When first commenced work, with my cradle TOOK
ounces bat the second day the river We had
hiee rockers The o'her parry wsfs "bops nar1 eS ns
health and strength there nothing To prevent me ron
making money.
relied upon orig mating chiefly from specuaiors Oak la
with III. precious metal other IN Caliior
MIA VIM. Hammond and myself were selected 70 star
yyospectfng We five days, having our blankets
and with when came across snow nine
feet deep.
Having gone far possible, struck for the river
TAX ing early in the mornng II is dangerous, in
ana Ithak haze IT. Ii hard work wall obtain it, am IN
Tor it Al the present writing have six ounces In my
pocket. and wish sincerely your possession
Write often: although the cost OF letter 10 reach me Il
dollars yet would rather pay five times the amoun
than not hear from home.
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RosEsr Cary DosAcnso VIcrL, Secretaries
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ROBERT CARY DoNAClAHo VIGIL, Secretaries
TO THE PEOPLE OF NEW MEXICO
We delegates of the people of New Mexico in
venhon assembled, have now the honor TO submit Tor
the consideration OF the people that constitution which
appears to best for the moral social, and political wei
fare and well being of the country.
The friends of New Mexico have long desired and
IDENTIFY sought stable, uniform equal and just system OF
laws and administration OF justice; and the means we
have taken to effect these objects in opinion the
most judcious that the present condition and crcum
stances OF the country admit OF adopting
Slavery in New Mexico is naturally mpracticabe and
in reality, exist here. Wherever II has existed
has proved and blight to the State upon which
il has been lnhlcted-a moral. social and political evil
The only manner in which this question affects
politically and grounds OF this character, with It's
general evil tendencies, have unanimously agreed to
reject il, if forever
In all counses on this and every other subject
we have steadily endeavored TO keep in view the real
interests of New Mexico. in which deeply involved
our present sovereign and independent existence
State our future prosperity and public and domestic fell
city These high Considerations profoundly impressed
on our minds, induced each member of the convention
to be less adhesive to his views OF minor points than
might have been otherwise anticipated and hence this
constitution is the offspring oil cordial any, and OF that
mutual Difference and happy spirit Of concession which
the peculiaes OF situation rendered indispensable
That il will meet the full appreciation OF every citizen
IS scarcely to be looked for but that II IS liable TO as
few objections could reasonably have beeen expected
hope and believe That j, may prove lasting benefit
to the people, and secure their freedom and tranquility Is
our most ardent prayer.
JAMES II. QUINN, President
FRANcIsco ORrz DEIGADo,
r. s. j. Johnson,
JOSE MANUEL GALLEcos,
CERAS ST. VRAIN.
JOSE MARIA MARTINEZ.
JOSH ANTONIO MANsAsAREs,
LEVI j. KETHLY,
JOSH ANTONIO BAcA Pho,
MURRAY +. TuLEY,
Joan HoUcHroN,
CHARLES OvERMAN,
ANTONIO JOSE OTERo
GEORGE GOLD,
JosE PABLO GALLrsos,
JUAN PERrA,
RAMON LUNA,
RoBERT CARY DoNAcIAHo VIGIL, Secretaries.
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CASH For NEGROES.

| WISH tnpurehase number 81 LIKELY. NEGROES
j Tor which viii pay the HIGHEST CASH PRICES
All Letters addressed at Liberty Bedford county win
receive p,puipt attention, W. C.. HEWITT
Aug4 g-ilts
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McGUrFny * EsOECoMn .I, ,''''''

Attorneys at Law, Cine innati, Ohio
(ATllatndt Ia all haness committed 10 their care in
w the tatisps courts el the city hey Will also give
prompt attention 10 collections Mr. hictuney Commits
,iancr r all the Sates 81 the Unlo, take asiians sc
ANllc.s- Met'ulicy s. lloeombr, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Aml t=l2niI
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NEW AND SCARCE G0oDSI

~ ltiN1S - hnw receiving 3I,ades' Dress good .
- new sylesat hon "a cents per yardte the finest
ttrtN variety o goods H., t.entlemena IDnnes
l'tP surply 81 cNcty descnptnn Nhons, Hand b"s.-.
tloNer, 49, vcrYrhoap together witha great
gaol, oeIcdieu- mention all ol Witch bong
decline 81 the spring prices and viii be cold very low :
C,sh
June - ms
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PLASTER, Powder and safety Eu>

FIaStcF, Powder ana Sa1tty tUsC,
~1tA TONS superior ln,up Plaster now ailoaf. vii,
ttBO sold At wharf n lots at low prices.
1000 kces "Ilalpl Company Rifle and Blasting 7
DIR n reduced prices,
100000 cet Safety Fusr, Wauaneds hyperion quality, an
the lowest riice-t1f sale hY
DAVENPORT, ALLEN CO
Rirlnuond, July 25-3ht
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NSANEE ~!

4 FItHI nm toII,. " a,ber a0d lnloer. An n
a. dra mie Dining ro1m SeRnot tof such hhcal
ldeo will bnayca, by
1uIY - I'm holm W NIfpRl'f
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GEMTEEL DWELLING HOUSE
10 &c SOLD at etTsScElOas.

Ia IN THURSDAY, MARCH 2sth at Ii O'Clock A. NJ .
ftA ~ on the premises will be sold the DWELLING
G1z4hOuSE, pleasantly situated STATE STREET re-
Gently butt and occupied by Mr. WILLIAM G. BARBOUR
Inc Lot is large, containing about II feet and filed
with choice Fruit Trees, and and beautiful SErubbery
10 those who know the premises it would be superuous
10 say word Perhaps il is not much to saw that
better and more convenient house be found in Wor
ceser me Rooms are large and well arranged for conv
hlence and comfort and finished throughout with that neat
ness and taste for which the builder Cant Edward Lam
Is so justly celebrated. The door trimmings are of the hes
silver plate and the walls of hard finish with five coats al
the best quality OF paint The Cellar is full size the house
ana deep with heavy granite walls divided into severe
convenient apartments by brick partitions and paved the
best possible manner throughout The location is pleasant
and The house Of modern architecture with all the improve
ehs OF the age, and aordng from the Observatory fire
view OF the city and its suburbs rendering without excey
o one OF the most desirable residences that can be fould
IN W orcester or elsewhere.
The House will open on the morning of sale vben
VINO wish can examine the same
Futher information be had by calling upon Mr. Sum
ier Hoss oil Mlbury, Capt. Edward Lamb Mr. William c.
BARBOUR or Geo Bowen Esq. of Worcester.
should any one from abroad wish see the house before
!he SAFE hey can do so by calling upon Mr. Barbour or Mr.
~ Also, one of the best and most eligible BUILDING
Luis IN the City of Worcester adjoining the above and
peasahy situated on the OF State Harvard Sts
containing about $4,000 feet. '
lerms liberal ard sale positive and postponement on
account OF weather ~
CHARLES P. BANCROFT Auctioneer
worcester, March H. 1850. dwsts
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SfOae EPag6sa.l'9g at aEagcajO9s.

WILL be sold at Auction on TUESDAY, tie Second ian
w of ADr at ten O'Clock A. NJ. the premises, that
valuable Stone Quarry known the WORCESTER
SOUTH LEDGE, situated about miles from the CITY
HAIL. This Quarry Of the best, and easier OF
than any other in this vicinity, lies upon the height
land and very large body OF the stone above the surface
ready be blocked by the quarter without the usual extra
labor of removing the soil Although stone have been quar-
ried from this Ledge than half century, yet a.
known depth
There is ready market for this granite in Worcester and
vicinity and to any one wishing to engage i'll this business
it presents a opportunity.
O. Also at the time and place. will be sold lot of
Underpinning and Junck STONE; frst-rate DERRICK
for hosting stone ; BLACKSMITH SHOP, Bellows &c.
Terms made known the time and place of sale For
fu ther particulars inquire of J. l.. WOODWARD.
Millbury, March Is, 1850 dw2w
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IEoWms. ald FeEnale SenRaimarY.

THE Summer Term will commence WednesdaV ApriL
tenth, and close the last Wednesday in July The pat
rons of this institution will be glad to learn that MISS
DODGE has so far recovered her health be able
sumo her place principal, Board including washing
lights and fuel, LIS per week. Railroad communication
direct. For particulars, Cataoguedirect WEST
TOWNSEND P. o. SILAS BRUCE, Sec'ry.
West Townsend, March ID. dow
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House for Sale

III 4 NEW and thorough built two story HOUSE
Ea containing 10 rooms, well finished in the mos
modern style, conveniently arranged, an excellent
Gated on an emrence within three minutes, walk of the
fos Oice commanding delightful prospect of the CITY
anu surrounding couEtry-presentng opportunity rarely
FOUND Tor those wishing to purchase. Terms liberal In
cure at BftoWN'S Real Estate 4gency Office, No. s
CENTRAL EXCHANGE d6twtf March OF
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VisEfcs and NHamtiHsa~.
Fruit Trees.
Teacher Wanted.

fNHE Committee for examining Teachers will be in session
| at their in the City Hail. on Thursday, the 2lSt
ddv Of March, 1850 O'Clock in the afternoon for the
purpose of examining applicants for the place of Principal
in Girls English School now taught by Miss Caroline L.
Baker whose resignation effect the close of the
present term w. LAZELl, Sec'y sen CON-
Worcester, March II. d1twt
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Esass:snansiscO House, Grafton.

Ey he subscribers would respectfully inform the cit.
fN zes OF Grafton and the public generally that they
- nave taken the above named House. and pledge them
selves to DC IN readiness and prepared times to accom-
nae the travelling ard business public and parties of pies
the public patronage. EDWIN s RAFT
Grafton, Jan 8, 1850. DIFF DENNY s PIITNAM
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Straw BOmmeds.

SPRING SHTONrS!
x CASES STRAW GOODS, comprising all the new
- styles of Bras in handsome shapes just lived
by the subscribers
this article than heretofore, shall offer very large
sortment at retail, at the ioceSt phoiesdie prices
Just opened 10 Cartons handsome SPRING RIBBONS.
TO Milliners.
Our complete and extensive assortment of MILLINERY
and STRAW GOODS, bought at the lowest prices offers
Nners and other Dealers who buy for cash extraordinary
Inducements purchase of at wholesale, prices
will be found much below the customary rates.
March 81. DIV H. H. CHAMBERLIN s. co.
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Worcester County Convention.

A t A CONVENTION composed ofsome of the most re-
n spectacle citizens of Worcester County held the
STORE of A. MACULLAR & CO., 1921 MAIN STREET,
WORCESTER, il was unanimously
ResoiUed That New Goods of the first quality, prices
from Twenty to Thirty per cent below what ordinarily
asked, just received and selling fast by A. MACULLAR
IL CO., and it further
ResOLUed That we will recommend all Of acquain-
tances, in want of CLOTHING or FURNISHING GOODS,
to lose no time in visiting this very popular Establishment
and by purchase be convinced of the truth of the
above by calling at the Store of
A. MACULLAR & CO., I72! Main-St
Worcester, March 81. dwistf
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nThat will Bite"
Cheap Goods.

Cheap Goods.
WE are constantly receiving FROM AUCTIONS various
w lots of CHEAP GOODS, which well worth the
attention of economical families and individuals. Many Of
these lots sell quickly that they not advertised.
We would now call attention TO
A bales HEAVY SHEETINGS, in Remnants, at 6. cts;
bales Bartlett CotonS IS nch 80 inch and 5- in long
remnants 25 per CT under the wholesale price for piece
Goods.
Handsome Striped Curtain Muslns for l2I cts;
COpperplates and Prints for 81 cts;
Better qualities, fast colors, 64 cts;
New Style China Pearl Bonnets, so cts;
Handsome Wro't Muslin Collars, 6l cts;
Real Thread Lace do 12i cts;
New Spring De LANES, at l2l cts;
do Mcrrmac, Cocheco and Hamilton Prints 10 cts,
HcaUy Al Wool CARPETS at As cts;
do Cotton Warp do in bright colors at SO cts;
do All Cotton do for one shilling;
lO-4 by 1874 Counerpancs for So;
And variety Of other goods in all departments equally
cheap CHAMBERLAIN IL co.
March 20. DIV
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PANORAMA OF THE BIBLE,
Will Open this Evening at The
Getty HALL.

r INSCO WILLIAMS PANORAMA OF THE
- BIBLE His Painting commences with Chaos, which
followed by the introduction of Light the GARDEN OF
EDEN, THE DELUGE, and embracing over 80 scenes
illustrative of Jewish History, covering
Canvass nearly Mile IN Length,
and closing with a view Of BABYLON, and the RIVER
EUPHRATES, upon whose banks group OF neamulnl
Female Captiyes have hung their harps upon the Willows
and wept they remembered Zion
Tickets Is cens-Chdlen under IL, half price. Doors
omen Mt 65-Exhbition at 7! o'clock precisely
Exhibition every wednesday, and Saturday afternoons.
~ Parties and Schools admitted on reasonable terms
March n dwtf
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California.
MANY PERSONS

RE not that there is regular GLIDING ESTAB-
~ LlSHMENT in this city where you will find LOOKING
GLASSES in Gilt or Fancy Wood Frames. Plain and Or
namental Portrait, Picture and Miniature FRAMFS of the
most approved patterns and CHEAPER than New York or
Boston. Old work repaired reg and White vanished
u Looking Glass Plates put in old frames. Drawing and
Needle Work neatly framed. CGll at III Main-St.
JAMES II. MOORE.
Worcester March lS. dlmw3ni
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FOR SALE.

1Mz@A A LARGE DOUBLE HOUSE, No. Al Green-xt.
istsH55 n One HOUSE, No. Is Winter-st.
~-Ssz@' One HOUSE on Southbridge-st
Also. several Houses in other parts of the CITY.
Jan 20. diff S. w. SELBY & co.
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ca LII

ND get the best PAMPHLET issued Life lnsur
IA ance the Office of the Agent, 222 MAIN STREET.
JOHN FIELD, Agent for the
Union Mutual Life Insurance Company.
Worcester, Jan Is, 1850. Gistf