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The Seal of the STATE and Coaf of Arms.

ExPLANArIos-Around, the bend of the ring are repre-
sened thirty stars, being the number oil States OF
which the Union will consist upon the admission OF CAL
forDa. The foreground figure represents the goddess
Minerva, having sprung full grown from the brain OF
Jupiter She introduced type Of the political birth
Of the State of California, without having gone through
the probation Of Territory. At her feet creuches
embfematc OF the peculiar characteristics OF the country
miner il engaged with his rocker and bowl at his aide,
illustrating the golden wealth of the Sacramento, upon
greatness and the clad peaks OF the Sierra Nevada
make up the ackground. while above is the Greek motto,
|" Eureka" U have found) applying either to the princi
pie involved in the admission OF the State, the
of the miner at work CALEB LYON,
OF Lyonsdale.
MONTEREY, September 28, 1s49
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Table shoirg The estiafsd sfaes Of the Turori, Of the
Usfed States north and ,t Of The regularly organized
Safts of the Unio~ and the porfio~s Of territory thereof
Situated north and south Of the parallel Of 30 deg 30 min
Of north attitude.
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rHE CONSTITUTION NOT ADOPTED by MA.



Enough is known TO determine conclusivey the result
OF the late election in this country SO lar as the success
OF the State constitutions the choice OF governor euen
Eress, are concerned We have next to leam-and the
vote cast.
To the extent which our returns, up to the present
time enable us to form opinion il established be
yond shadow OF doubt that minority only OF the total
number Of votes in the districts heard from is represented
by the official and unofficial returns For instance, the
district OF Sacramento taking the vote the constitution
aggTegale) polled five thousand six hundred and
five votes which may be put down as scarcely amount
ing TO fourth the number OF electors which the dis
trct contains.
The San Joaquin will fall far short of the
tire representation, and the districts OF Sonoma and San
Jose show nearly adequate deficiency in the numerical
strength OF their respective votes. Monterey district
of three hundred and sixty. mostly for the const-
tuition and it will appear by note appended TO The
in another column, that this number is far from
iair proportion OF the votes actually belonging TO the dis
lrct Taxing therefore. The returns of the two great
districts of Sacramento and San joaquin, numbering
the figures thus far to Indicate three eighhs of the
eecng population, the whole vote polled in the State
will be found hardly TO exceed fifteen thousand
OF this number. from eight hundred to thousand
will be against the constitution " and through
sight preparing tickets wherein the question relative
to the adoption Of this instrument did not appear several
additional hundreds have been lost both at the polls oil
this city and elsewhere. 1t is but fair 10 presume, how
ever, that this vote may be taken expression in
favor OF the constitution, while we prepared to ac-
count for This unexpected array against il in manner
which will leave somew difficult task to imply &C
tual dssensionat least the degree indicated by the
figures
Our nformationand it is Observation-Disclosures the
strength of this vote to the fact that in many precincts
remote from the great routes OF travel through the north
country, the constitution not distributed that il
failed to reach these places, and that the action OF the
State convention not known until within day OF
two OF the time appointed for holding the election
To this failure is also In attributable the
great deficiency in the popular vote OF the State. 1t i,
natural presume that the residents OF sections thus sit
uated feeling aggrieved. have remained away from The
polls altogether and with the popriety that Others
have resisted the constituton-both the ground of
having that instrument Add to this the fact tina
the rain fell in torrents on election day in every part
the country and we may account for the weakened vote
in many parts, unforewarned, general election.
[dita California, December l,
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INU.
General Riiey-Paying Convention.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT OF CALIFORNIA,

General Raey-Paying Convention.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT OF CALIFORNIA,
Monterey, September IL, lS49.
GENTLEMEN: have the honor TO acknowledge the re.
cep OF your communication of yesterday, respecting the
mode of providing for the payment of the expenses OF the
convention in session.
consider myself authorized by the Executive Of the
United States the "civ funds now in my hands
for defrayng the necessary expenses OF the civil officers
of the existing government.
The necessary expenses OF the convention will be paid
by from this fund, far may have the
my disposal; but, these may be limited, and as
am held responsible TO the government of the United
States for the expenditure Of the money, say be-
forehand whether shall feel authorized pay all, or,
if not all, hat proportion of the expenses incurred by
the convention.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant
RILEY,
Brevet Brig Gen. U. s. A., and
Governor of California
Messrs c. Bolts, Z. o. Crosby, T. 0. Larkin Elan
Brown, and X. NJ Price, committee.
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No.4
Extracts from Debates in California Convention.
Mr. GARLIC "a Californian. speaking through trans
ato said "that he represented OF the respect
able communities in California and he did not believe il
be to the interest OF his constituents that State gov.
ernment should be formed. Al the time, great
majority OF this convention appeared to be in favor of
State government he proposed that the country should
be divided, by running line west from San Louis
Obispo that all north OF that line might have State
government and all south thereof territorial govern
ment He and his colleagues under instructions TO
vote for territorial organization He took this view,
because he believed be for the interest Of his
stuens And, although a gentleman belonging TO this
body had stated that not the object OF the
ton TO form constitution for the Caforpans he begged
leave TO say that he considered himself as much an
American citizen the gentleman who made the asser-
ton"
The gentleman alluded to (Mr Gwin) having ex
planned, Mr. Garlic Ito whom the explanation had been
tanslated) expressed himself perfectly satisfied He
had nothing further TO say except that he conceived il 10
be the interest OF his constituents ii territorial gov
could be formed for the whole country that
the country should be divided TO allow them that
form, while the northern population might adopt State
government, if they preferred it."
September "a. MIR. Gwin: (cxtract from his specify
We here forcing State government upon por-
ton OF the people of California, whose delegates have by
their recorded votes stated the that
unanimously against Stale govenmeat and in
of territorial organization.
Again, Mr.. Gwin said:
We all know what SO degrees 30 minutes is. Il Is the
great bone OF contention North of that there
south OF ii there is a contest. III gentlemen will look
where this line strikes the Pacific they will that not
solitary by delegate In this convention south
OF that line, those cast against State government
in their against the establishment of State govern
ment.
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No. 3.
GENERAL RILEYs PROCLAMATION OF SURRENDER

No. 3.
GENERAL RILEY's PROCLAMATION OF SURRENDER
Proclamation to The people Of California
new executive having been elected and led into
Office in accordance with the provisions Of the constt-
ton OF the State. the undersigned hereby resigns his
powers governor Of California In thus dssovng his
official connexon with the people Of this country he
would tender to them mis- heartfelt thanks for their
kind attentions, and for the uniform support they have
given TO the OF his administration The priDci.
pal object OF all his wishes is accomplished: the
people have government of their choice, and one
which, under the favor OF Divine Providence, will secure
their prosperity and happiness, and the permanen,
welfare OF the State.
Given at San Jose, California this goth day OF Decem-
Der, A. ID. is49 B. RILEY,
Brevet Brig Gen. u. S. A., and
Governor OF California
By the Governor
H. w. HALLEcK,
Brevet Captain, and Secretary OF State.
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On he ADMISSION Of California published IN the Union
Of Augusi is, 1907
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Norwich and Worcester Railroad.

49, a Ia Ea
Winter Arrangement--on and after Monday, Dec. 2.
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN AS FOLLOWS:
Leave Worcester at 1880 am. and 4.30 pm.
Leave Norwich at 6.45 am. and IL. NJ
STEAM BOAT TRAIN
The Steamboat Train Will leave Ayn's Point every morn
ne except Monday, about O'Clock for Boston direct
Returning will leave Wor. every EveRing except Sunday
at 1906.
FREIGHT TRAINS-leave Worcester at 6 45 am.
Freight Train with passenger attached, will
leave Norwich for Worcester at 3l5 pm, stopping all
Way Stations on the Road
TRAINS CONNECT AT WORCESTER WITH
Boston g. Worcester r.. at 1890 345 10 80 pm.
Western at 10 $50 pm.
Providence IL Wor. 7.15 III am: pm.
Wor. IL Nashua, 645 IL M: 4.l0 pm.
The connection with the earliest Trains Of Worces-
ter, Is formed by the Steamboat Train.
NJ Trains Norwich with the Hartford, Provi-
dence and Fishkll Railroad and the New London Wilt
mantle and Palmer Raiaroad
lTExPREss FREIGHT leaves Boston at IL M, arriving In
New York next morning
An Baggage must be delivered TO the Baggage Master
Other person authorized receive il before the Passenger
Res his seat in the
Baggage will be taken include money, merchandise
other articles than those of personal use and when OF
cher value than Fifty Dollars notice must be given of that
fcl and nm extra price paid, the Company will not hold
sell liable beyond that amount.
No baggage permitted In the Passenger Cars.
No smoking permitted in the Passenger Cars or Depot
Passengers procure Tickets at the Station Offices
JOEL w. WHITE, President
Dec. g. 1850. 9wtf N. Il w. R.R.
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HLnOMSLHOd
GRAND SLAVE PANORAMA
Will be Opened for Exhibition,
This Day, at Waldo Hallll

'VuIE SLAVE HIS HISTORY AND DESTINY as
Il shown in flee grand Panoramic Scenes, comprismg
nearly 1000 feet of canvas.
Scene lst.-7he Coast ofAfrica. giving representa-
ton Of kidnapping.
SCENE 2d,--Ibe SdUe Market at Ciba at which human
beings are being knocked down the highest bidder
SCENE Sd.-PtaHtatioR with cotton fields, slaves at
work, negro cabins, &c, Sc
SCENE 4lh.-The Staie Prison: the parno of husband
and wife, children and parents &c.
SCENE oth-Ihe Cruehies Pracised on The Stare: the
FugNe-he sweets and privileges of freedom, exhibit
ted in the preaching of the gospel sc.
Durhs the Exhibition, number of Siaue Songs will be
sung, characteristic of the Slaves
The scenes they are Inhibited will he lly EXPLAINED
by $. NJ AFRICANUS. '
~ Tickets l9i cents, Children half price. To be OBJ
Doors open at 4 Exhibition to commence at u o'clock
Nov. 90 " - a
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Messengerss Notice.,

Worcester, SIS. December 2, 1850.
HON. HENRY CHAPLIN, Commissioner of Insolvency
L for the County of Worcester has this day issued
Warrant against the Estate Of NATHAN L. HASTINGS,
of Oakham in said County, shoe maker insovent debt
or and the payment of any debts the delivery of any
property belonging TO said nsolvent debtor, him
his use and the transfer Of any property by him. forbid
den by law.
The first meeting of the creditors of said nsoven debtor
will be held at Court of Insolvency, the Office of said
Commissioner in Worcester, in said County, the oath
day of December instant al 10 O'Clock in the forenoon for the
proof of debts and to choose assignee asgnee of his
Estate J. DAY, ID. $,
do d3tW1t MESSENGER
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GREAT CLEARING OUT SALE OF DRY
GOODS
WHOLE STOCK MARKED DOWN

AT RUiNOUS PRICES.
is our intention to sell every thing now on hand in the
shape Gf Dry Goods before jt December 1859. In
der to accomplish it, we have made general MARK
DOW whole stock. and at such prices that cannot
Tail to secure ready sale of every article AT ONCE
1TOpr stock is much larger ever been before
consisting Of the most desirable assortment offered By
rs, viz:
ALL WOOL THTBETs, every color and quality,
Ga LYONEsE CLOTHS from 25 to- 50 cts.
hLPAcCAs and MoHARs, in fancy Is, 20 to 50 cts
Blk " 6 Is cts to 81.
Rich All Wool CAsHMEREs, 42 cts
" II" DE LANES, 81, cts
Blue Maroon Green, Orange, Plain Atwood DLaus, 42c
Best styles MANCHESTER DE LINES suoh as are
sold every where in the city for 20 and % cts, shall sell
Merrtmact, cocteco and Hamilton Prints for 10 cts
choice style ofENGLlSH PRINTS, that we have been
selling FIR l2l cts will offered at Eight Cents.
1900 Yds. Al French Prints. that have been
selling freely at II cts shall sell them for 124
17A better Bargain in BLACK SILKS can lie shown by
us than by any other in Worcester very fair
Black Silk for so cts, "a yd wide.
also, in FANCY SILKS, defy competition, eli her in
style cheapness having in style or cheapnes having
PLAIN Also, every shade and color of
Heavy Changeable Turc satins.
The best article of Portsmouth Hose for az cts.
Black Worsted Hose for II cts
Heavy Rose Blankets for $3.50 per pair,
B,9gg s a,d Bl lea SHEETLyGS
Also, iiONlNbS, CRASHES, and DIAPERS.
In fact, our whole stock is going uHeard of prices
This is an opportunity that seldom offers for you get
nearly One Dollars worth of Goods for Fifty Cents.
HALL g. THOMPSON.
N. B It's acknowledged by every that have the
best assortment of
Bay State Long and Square shawls
there is in Worcester-prces varying from Sl75 to $3.50
for the best article Also,
Cashmere long and Square Sha1vIs,
from So to $40.
n You will oblge by looking through our stock and
if our prices not Is per less than the Goods
can be bought elsewhere, we VIII not urge youto buy.
! WOr ester, Nov 49, dw4wis
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Quick DONE Congress met at II o'clock
Yesterday. The PRESIDENTS MESSAGE was
delivered in the afternoon. At half six O'Clock last
evening, we received a copy of it from our Post
Master, and this morning we give it entire to rea-
ders
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-03

GREAT HURRICANE ON THE MISSISSIPPI
-Dreaaful loss Of Life and Property. Louis
yiHe, Nor. 30 One of the most appalling and de-
struclive tornadoes which has been experienced in
the Mississippi Valley for several years, occurred
about O'Clock IN the afternoon
It swept over the town of Capt Gradeau, Mo-,
situated on the Mississippi river just below 81. Lou
is, and demolished some seventy or eighty buildings,
many of them the finest and principal business hous
es in the place.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-03

EXCURSION TO Providence. There will be a
great excurtion ito Providence, Tomorrow, Wednes-
day to visit Praus Splendid Panorama Of the Garden
of Eden. The Train will leave the Providence Depot,
at o'clock, A. NJ. Tickets for the Excursion both
ways, including ticket to the Panorama 90 cents,
children under 16 years old 40 cents, to be had of
the Ticket Master at the Depot The Excursion train
will return at 3 Ia M.
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WORCESTER DAILY SPY.
TUESDAY DECEMBER 3, 1850.

TT The PRESIDENTS MESSAGE takes deci-
ded ground as we supposed it would, in favor of
tanning the legislation in favor Of slavedom at the last
session of Congress. Whatever might have been
said BEFORE it can no longer be denied that these are
Standardization measures.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-03

BURNING OF A Steamboat Great Loss Of
Life. Baltimore, .NoU. 80 The burning of the
steamboat Columbus, off Point Lookout, yesterday,
was accompanied with the following melancholy
loss of life Capt. Hollingshead, Littleton S. God
win, (the mate,) the mates son, and five of the
hands Of the boat. all persisted in the flames
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THE NEW YORK STORE,

No. l79 Main Street, adjoining the Am.Temp. House
Worcester,
RE opening large and general assortment of
"a CLOTHS, CASSIMEkES, AIPACCAS,
Lyonese Cloths, English and French Mernoes,
Cashmeres, Printed al Yo0L BeLainea Gros de Rhine,
CHAMELEON, STRIPED AND BROCADE SILKS,
Satin du Chehes, together with with large assortment of
LINEN, CAMBRIA, and EMBROIDERED
LAIN H3NDKERCHTEFS.
Broache and Plaid Wool Shawls, Rich Emb'd,,
Paris Coaks and Robes
The ProprieoTs being the direct importers from Europe
of the above named goods, the New York Store can offer
theW at less than the manufacturers prices.
Nov. rs dow
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Messengers Notice.

Worcester, rs. December 2, 1850
lion. HENRY CHAPLIN, Commissioner of Insolvency
for the County of Worcester has this day issued War
term said County, painter, insolven debtor and the
payment Of any debts the delivery of property be-
longing to said nsolvent debtor, him for his
and the transfer of any property by him forbidden by
law.
The first meeting Of the creditors of said nsolven debtor
will be held Court of Insolvency the Office of said
Commissioner in Worcester, in said County the oath
day of December instant at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon for
the proof Of debts and to choose assignee asnees
his Estate. j. DAY, d. s.
d. d3twlt Messenger.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-03

THE REAL SIMON PURE. Andelsoa's Restori-
tive and Preservative for the hair and remedy Tor the
headache, is offered to the citizens of Worcester
by the proprietor He brings certificates from of
the mosrespectaba gentlemen in Connecticut and New
York, both regards the excellence Of the article and
the responsibility Of the proprietor.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-03

BIiss's Compound Cod Liver OIL Candy.
The Alchymists Of old sought every thing they
touched into gold bu; they unsuccessful DR. Bliss
has succeeded better than the Achynists in discovering
remedy to which disease is transmitted into health, and
this remedy is his Cod Liver Oil Candy, which the remedy
OF the agehaving proved of service in all where
has been used for the of Coughs Colds Inuenzas
ard all affections ofthe throat and chest To the astonsh
ment OF any one who took drop of Cod Liver OIL
the Candy is perfectly paatable. But friends who wish
TO purchase must beware of conterfets. For sale by
lJPreparcd by b. K. BLISS sole proprietor Springfield
Price 2j cts package. For sale by ID. SCOTT JR n CO.
general agents for Worcester. dGtwlt49
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Wanted.

A SITUATION Engineer by one who perfectly ur-
n dersands the business, also understands building and
repairing permanent situation will secure a first rate
engineer at low wages. Inquire at the Spy Office.
DECD *d1t
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Please to Notice.

EDWARDS & BANCROFT No. 10 Washington Square
have on hand, and constantly receiving large lots
prices. Dec d4w
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AUCTION.

FTes NETIIL be sold at public auction, on Saturday
'S@{9 w Dec. 7, al 10 O'clock, A. NJ, the personal
- property upon the of the late Stephen
Fagg, situated in the south part Of 3oyston Good Cows
Yearng lIeers, 6 Coed Pigs 80 Bushels Potatoes, 2
Tanning Mills 800 Bushels Corn the Cob, rs Tous of
Hay, aud large quantity of IIusks and Dat Straw.
There viii also be sold lot of Corn Stalks Hay Gut
ter and Casks, such Meat Barrels Cider Barrels &C
Sale positive. ELI b LAMSON, Anct
J. A. & ]. E. FLAGG, Administrators.
Boyston, Nov. 80 1850 d'fs dec
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JANKINS G. CL0UGH,
fashionable Hair Dressars

TIVE subscribers would most respectfully inform their
former customers and the public generally that they
have formed cOpartnershp to take effect and after
Monday Dec. 3D. at the shop under the CENTRAL HoTEL
where both Of the above firm will he found in puncua
tendance, they will also keep constantly hand supply
JaiRs TripoA lUig0rator, very superior article fo1
the hair.
Messrs. JAvKINs q CLouoH return their most sincere
thanks for the liberal patronage which they heretofore
received, and hope in their union, unite large share
their former customers. d3m-Dec 3.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-03

q REMEMBER! that Mr.. Leand's THan,tsg'U-
ing CONCERT, which was postponed account of
the weather, will be given at the City HALL, this
eUeping.
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Tenements Wanted.
Wanted.

. TENEMENTS wanted in retired part of the city
- Apply at the City Intelligence Office, 238 Panes Block
(up stairs do
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Worcester, Ss. November 90 1850.
ZION. HENRY CHAPLIN, Commissioner of Insolvency
for the County of orcester has this day issued War
rant against the Estate ofAUGUSTUS G. TAYLOR, Of
West BOylston, in said County, shoemaker, nsolyent
debtor and the payment of any debs, the delivery of
any property belonging said insolvent debtor, him or
for his use and the transfer of any property by him.
forbidden by law.
The first meeting of the creditors of said nsovent debtor
will be held a Court of Insolvency, the office of said
Commissioner in Worcester, in said County, the
tyrst day of December O'Clock in the forenoon
for the proof ofdebts and choose assignee asgnes
oil his Estate. J. DAY,
Do y. s., Messenger.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-03

GENERAL mo pupils will be eiyed in Writing and
~ bookkeeping, at the Qunsigamond Writing aud Book
keeping Academy, over 238 raine's Block Main-st.
Dec. 3 diff
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MATER. CITRE

n. S. ROGERS is prepared to board and treat
~ patients give treatment without board his resi-
dence, NO. GLEN STREET.
OFFICE HOURS from 10 II and to AIT No. MAPLE
STREET. d&Wtf oct22
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Bay State and Empire State shawls.

WYE have just received 200 BAY STATE SHAWLS,
w comprising all the desirable shades and entire
new patterns, never before offered Also, 100 EMPIRE
STATE SHAWLS, for sale very low prices, 10 close
them. H. III. CHAMBERLAIN x co.
Nov 81, DIV
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HeIp Wanted.

WANTED House maids, 4 C; oks, 2 Chamber maid
w Clerks in stores, Agent in Mill, Carpenter
10 Masons Wheclwright, Wagon makers Farme
and CoaChmen
Apply at the City Intelligence Odice, over 238 Main
Paiue's Block. Dec
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SAMUEL b. CONGDON,
No. So Waits Block. EFain Sire

4tN'' hIINCEas NIVVae
Engraver, Stencil, and Stamp Cutter
Full sets ofthe Alphabet in Stencils and Steel Figures of diff
ferent sizes, constantly on hand
DOOR PLATES furnished and engraved.
Silver Ware MARKED, and LETTERING Of all kinds done in
the neatest possible manner.
Worcester, Nov %.
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DIR. r. WOODWARD,
Office corne of Main and Thomas Streets.
Aug l6 dw3mis
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THANKSGIVING is at hand.

IL who want good Miuce Pies uitAont the use of
"A Brandy, viii find BOILED APPLE JUICE al No. 30l
MAIN ST. D. Also, country made Apple Sauce, Preserves
and Jellies WIN. A. EAMES
NoS 81 DIFF