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The New York herald., 1851-08-04
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The WrATHER-On Saturday, the weather began to
resume ITS usual warmth, and yesterday 1t
anybody could wish while at the same time the
was delightful breeze which quite refreshing
Everybody seemed to be abroad enjoying the day
HuDsoS RIVER RAILROAD AccipEvr-The Coroner
yesterday held inquest the body of John Carson
eyed % yesrs born in Ireland who his death by
his head coming in contact with bridge, while short
distance this side Of Peekskl standing the Hudson
river train Of their way to New York The de-
ceased seems, was Of the hands engaged the
train The body brought this city and carried to
the residence of his WIFE corner of Thirty street
and Ninth avenue verdict rendered of ienta
death
DRowSrp.-About nine o'clock Saturday night as
one OF the Hoboken ferry boats just about touch
the bridge at the foot Of Barclay street. an unknown
man fell into the water while In tie act of stepping
ashore and was drowned, Notwithstanding that every
effort made to hin. by the passengers and
boats hands. One man jumped after him. but all he
could see was the hat which he picked up Immediate
search was made for the body but 1t not
till about i've O'Clock yester1ay afternoon. Coroner
G.er shortly after held quest the body at the
drowning rendered after which the remains were
conveyed to the dead house in Twenty street. The
drowned ma n had on light colored linen coat dark
vest fancy calico shirt blue cotton pants and
shoes. There were no persons to claim him. or who
knew anything about him We understood from one Of
the ferry masters at the foot Of Canal street that his
Jackson. Deceased appeared to be about 35
years ofage.
WRosc, ~ TRrE-Yesterdsy evening, q sailor called
at our Office with his head bandaged and stated that
Saturday night, about ten O'Clock he and CON-
panon were quietly walking along Water street. between
Dover and Oak streets policeman up aud struck
them both several times, with club One Of the men,
II appears had his arm broken and the other whom
faw bad his head badly bruised lie also stated that
they went to DR. Traphagen who dressed their wounds
The asserted positively no cause was given 10
justify the conduct Of the policeman and that he be-
heved the latter had acted from spirit Of revenge In
consequence Ct tive Of the officers Of the Fourth ward
in which they were attacked having recently been killed
by sailcrs
AsoTnrR forSpIrSd.-About ten o'clock, last night
police officer fedman found male child on the stoop
at the door Of house Ne 123 Pitt where the re-
puted father Is supposed to reside The mother Of the
child had also lived In the house but took her
departure thence, ard no traces Of her be found
Her name Is Doyle, or Dowd.
AccDrNr.-on Saturday, German woman named Bar.
bara Williams residing at 167 Third street got her leg
broken In two places aud her body otherwise mutaed
at the thp yard Of lillian Webb foot Of Seventh street
BY the falling OF plank while she gathering fuel
she was taken home, in feeble condition.
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MEETING OF TIE COMMON CoUNcIL,-TuE
ChIEF OF PoLIcE.-In accordan 20 with the amend
ment that has recently been made to the city
charter, the Common Council will assemble this
afternoon. This amendment provides that monthly
sessions shall be held, beginning on the first Mon
day of each month 1t also provides that the
members shall be entitled to their "four dollars
day and roast duck" for no more than eight days
after the commencement Of the session. This is
serious matter to the highly respectable members
of the Common Council but we venture to say that
the Bureau of the City Hail." under the drec-
tion of Father Taylor, will be made to produce as
much feed during these eight days, it was drawn
upon for month under the old system. We do not,
however, complain of the teatable. We are per-
fectly willing that our Common Councmen should
have their refreshments during the evening recess,
provided they do not "run the thing into the
ground" by mourning an expense, disproportonate
to the object Ours is large and wealthy city,
and we can well afford our municipal legislators
stomach full Of ''vittles' if they will promise not
to pocket the segars, which is about as me In a
thing as any person, alderman or no alderman, can
do. If rumor speaks truly, segars disappear in a
very mysterious manner from the aldermanic table.
The most important business that will be
acted upon by the Common Council, during
the session that will commence this afternoon,
is the appointment of Chief of Police to fill the
place occupied by Mr.. Matsell for a number of
years past In this matter there will be some ex-
element and fun, according to all appearances. A
number Of aspirants for that 80, having for a
long time envied Mr.. Matsels possession of it, and
thinking, no doubt, that it could be made exceed
ingly profitable, determined upon ousting the pre-
sent functionary and getting it into their possession
as part Of the spoils. majority Of the Common
Council are in favor of Mr.. Matsell's removal, we
understand, but the Mayor is opposed to it. We
shall what the result of this contest between the
legislative and executive branches of our municipal
government will amount to. 1t seems to be deter
mined that Mr. Matsell shall be removed, and his
only hope for continuance in Office rests on the
Mayor. Mr.. Kingsland has shown spunk in
some cases. and want of it in others. If he should
be spunky in this may look for some fun One
thing, however is certain, that it would be difficult
TO find better Chief of Police than the present
incumbent
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hid ~ Trinity Church, q New York. hereby notified
that the action commenced In the O. c. Kierted n
ior the ef all the claimants under the children Of
hbneke Jants and all are notified that they without
unhceshry delay trng or send their written statements
tres 70 either Of the subsoribers that they may
ru IN the hands Of counsel to be Investigated drawn
ne p for exhibition 10 the court t. be
IN the pntfs complaint sgsnst Trinity Church and the
eP. oi we state which complaint served isth July
so we chnroh has thereto entered its appearance and
we action now pending In the Court Of Pleas I'M
The city OF New York The Subscribers think proper Ia sid
t All VINO have real and just claims ought must
psee any upon The emsares Of aral persons
w. its location, and value The subscribers have e.rt.n
and asaetofy knowledge uron these other
which interest the true and claimants the prons
sna as evidence q our good faith hereunto
CnRIsTOPHER q. KfERsrED. g}l West 2sd STRAIT
pAIiD gkOksbILCk ia, IS Pearl street
WILLIAh ID. HUMBERT. 20 DoHsrY.
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n,a 70 the confidence Of every sufferer fr,m d,spsns
Nthma and general tebiitv The certGcates s6S 49,,
NJ s arc Of Tie h1hes rspectsbty nciud.
ms United states For sale ~ A. " d sands i6l mi
ton treey II. scoyill g. Co, 3l6 snd q n aim 10,
.,rest Iyr Rrs, GqO3 BovOry corner q Grand
druggists generally In The United States and Ca,s anu "
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The Cuban Revolution.

New ORLEASs July 81. 1851
Later advices received here from Havana state that
Trinidad and Villa Clara had both declared against the
government, and in favor of the insurgents
despatch just received from Cincinnati, Ohio, an
that large bodies Of young that region
awaiting opportunity to join the revoluionists in
Cuba.
The New York herald., 1851-08-04

s informs gentism citizens
uvth.rs tat le prepared 90 make order
garments AZ less than Broadway prices st TIE sams time
tlu hot superior in quality Dress Coat $50 best
french Doeekin Pants s.; beet Satin y.st. 81 Io.as
qualities lover prices. Established 1874. W A"''
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Couraua's Lio,,s u.,r a.. ,,

% tesrvation converts red gray hair black or
Syurbuds Italian Hedicatcd Soar cures tan MIN.
Mn pyss p, sapeqrn morphes, and al doformtes q the
49,, vuIt subtle uIroots hair from low forehea1s OF
S Ptrt oI thetody LILY White Ii1ui Yegstablo Ron-c
~. subtitle aTe all found at the old estabsLod DE-.
P'"W halEef street. near broadway.
The New York herald., 1851-08-04

t9r the summer monthsCentsmen drop In AZ the
VEL stocked establishment of Mr.. Edwin A. Brooks IN
luton street and examine his extensive assortment Of
sganty shaped Boots, Caters. Shoes, Sc N Won Win
70 purchase somct ing peculiarly excellent Ills entire och
maze OF the best maeria and his prices are very rea
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Mountain House Lebanon SPRING. SARATOGA Trenton Tais
The falls of Niagara, 20 Newport. R,ckagav -,
braneh Cspo May and the various resorts in the
orTet not TO call at Mr. hller and get your surpIv ~
gntery eiplers ties and buskns before r5ng Ysn yi
a 'he suitable for dress ana travelling
j. II. MfLLERs, 134 Canal street
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commence this week maenfcent historical rosnes bv
holnhnt DALLAS U. A. The Duchman is the lerrest and
~ h.a paIer publihed In the United ststes Whole
sae asthts Dexter Brother, a3 Ann street. New York
The New York herald., 1851-08-04

Albany Dutchman.-vvanteda n few active
sgn e circulate the DuIhman in Brooklyn and Jersey
paper published in America. Apply 70
DEXTERS 4 BROTHERs, l3 Ann street.
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ueatcs percton ~ Batcheore4 Wall street Ifgs Wis
heque for natural appesrance and durability Hs
nmt Dye s 90 favorably known is needs no co
ee procured also from s the Druggists and Peramsrs
The New York herald., 1851-08-04
The Southern Mall.

BALTIMORE, August 3, 1851
The New Orleans mail, late due has arrived but
the Southern papers at hand are barren Of news
The New York herald., 1851-08-04

Egrrtvo % rHr EsuoHASr ToEwArDfrs ava Rrvvrra
The forwsrders, runners, sud others. h-ii meeting
on Saturday evening to take into COM ieson The -
cent coure of the Commissioner Of Emizr,toD. We
have report of the proceedings bat, orirg the Fu.
ropean and other news, eompegl % ,a7e Il out
til tomorrow,
The New York herald., 1851-08-04

Albany Dutchrnan.-Neyvsmen wishing a
supply Of this popular weekly will please forward their or
ders 70 'he subscribers, DEXTER BROTHERS.
Ann uatrn
The New York herald., 1851-08-04

1rLAsD TRASsFoRrlTfosOu attention has teen ca ed
to the advantages Of the route 10 the Lakes ro Dunkk
and Buffalo, and Cleveland and sanduky the Penn
lvsnia canal TO Pitsburg in consequence of part Of
the Ohio river being low during the summer months and
the danger Of shippers being thereby exposed to erpere
and loss We learn that many merchants Of The lower
Mississippi States who have heretofore shipped By New
Orleans, send their goods ia Cincinnati az the
freight from New YORK to that place now be for.
warded at e5 cents per 100 bs and will reach Cincinnati
in fifteen days and IL sent express by the New York and
Erie Railroad in six days at 81 co per 100 los The diff
ia insurance between the Now Orleans and lake
ia favor Of the leer Our inforuopt gave us
the Of forwarding houses Cincinnati and this
city but IL s not coniormable 90 cur rae % publish
rames 10 such notices a. this They mos. proper in
sdveItiss bts. in other columns
The New York herald., 1851-08-04

Atnnuen That Old and Favorits Grocerv
cornef Of varisk vandam streets hs
been opened by the with new and
Of sooas HIS spsrnas four shilling Tss 70 strength
ana cnness cannot be surpassed his crushed An
Sr are =" e an the price, and
large an choice selection Brandes Winss a a
hand To those who oesr full value for their monsv %
speetuy Cali AZ his store of Va
IcA anu 'AnaAm s'reesS ALEX. HEPBURN
on board the Buffalo brought the city yes
terda o0 seabass and faugies This boat run suc
cesuy for the last five and leaves ds
See advertisement 1t should also be that this Sos
other boat ~AS
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NEWS FROM CALwoHmA Tn, Promotheus,
Capt sharon, il expected today, vsh late news
from California ria the new route also the Empire
City, Cspt. Wilson, with two weeks later inteIt
gence, Uia Panama and Chagres
The New York herald., 1851-08-04

THE LATE TORNADO We have additional and
extended accounts Of the late tornado in OHIO
and Maryland, Ntich will be published tom PROV.
The destruction Of property aud growing crops is
unprecedented, and hany lives were lost. It's Of
iecta will be seriously felt by sll within its range
especially ~ The farmers
The New York herald., 1851-08-04

TIE Law CoURTs.-The City Hall has been
almost deserted by the gentlemen Of the long robe,
for the past month, and left in the quiet posse
ofthe Common Council, who, with Judge or two
in chambers, and a few Law clerks, seem to be the
sole occg ants Of the building. Little legal bus-
ness has therefore been done during the month Of
July, and less may be expected in the month Of
August, though Judge Woodruff sits in Common
Pleas Chambers and Special Term, Judge King in
Supreme Court Chambers and Special Term, and
Judge Paine In the Chambers and Special Term Of
the Superior Court. These. and the Marshal's
cfico, furnish some occasional duties for the re-
pOrtors. In September, however, all the courts
will resume their sttings, and in future notice
shall be able to state the most prominent and in.
tcresting cases that will be placed on the various
oalendafs for trial The Oyer and Terminer will
also open its session in September, and there the
business will be unusually heavy, as some six or
seven cases Of murder or homicide will have to be
disposed Of in that Court. Street assaults with
dangerous weapons, are becoming very frequent
and fatal and have lately furnished many cases Of
homiide for judicial inquiry. one man remains in
the Tabs under a reprcved sentence Of execution
Cor muf,er with n knife and tive or more have
been since committed for trial for similar offence
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FIRE INSURANCE,

Conway Fire Insurance Co., Conway, Mass.
INCORPORATED APRIL 10, l649.
WIS Company nsmes property in two classes, designa
ted as class No. one and class No two, the accounts
OF which kept in separate books there being no connec
ton other than that the business of unde the super
vision of the board of directors thus giving the ub
lie the advantage oil two insurance companies With the ex
pense OF one Office
LOSSES IN ONE CLASS
can in no affect the funds of the other the statute
provides that each class shall shall pay its own losses
Glass No Is confined TO farmers buildings detached
dwellings and their contents in villages.
{ VIII embrace property of more hazard
Glass No q descriptions erctding that of extra haz-
(ardous character.
The Directors
Feel justified in recommending this Institution to fhe con-
hdence of the public pledgng themselves that every effort
on their part shall be continue its prosperity
In establishing our rates of premiums special care has
been taken avoid We are and expect to
continue dividend paying company and to deserve the
confidence OF the public, by doing business on favorable
terms, and by promptness, fairness and beraity in our
dealings.
This Company insures dwellings and other buildings
while in process of building, favorable other
well established institutions
Board of Directors.
James s Whitney, Conway.
Asa gowland, g
Horace Hubbard
Franklin Childs, "
Gardner Dickinson, g
E. u. Hamilton, "
Henry w. Cushman, Bernardston.
Hart Leavitt ClartnIont
Lewis Rodman williamsburg
J b. Whitney, Shellburn Falls
Wait Bement, Ashfield.
Daniel FELTON,, South Deeried
JAMES S. WHITNEY, President.
+. ID HAMILTON, Treasurer.
DAVID q. ROGERS, Secretaru,
" Office in w. q H. Bakers Ware Rooms Main stree,
C rner Of Pleasant ST. Worcester, Mass
| Jan7-eodu c. HOLLAND, Agent
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Norwich and Worcester Railroad


-sza<aAss3dls I5==:.....:. "a Ia
"e'f@ ATro"gene1t-on and after Mon'qv, Dec, ,
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN AS F,c1o,vs
Leave Worcester at 1880 am and 40 n m
Leave Norwich at 6.45 m. and 70 N F
STEAM BOAT TRAIN
Inc steamboat Train VIII leave AIvn's Point a,ar, ~
ng except Monday, at about O'clock for Bosto' ii
at 7.05. is eAVePt sunday
FREIGHT TRAINS-leave Worcester at & 49,
freight Train with passenger chr attocbd 49,,
leave Norwich for Worcester at g. Is nm stHn,,i WI.
Way Stations on the Road. ' 9''PPins dt al
TRAINS CONNECT AT WORCESTER yv,,,
Boston q Worcester RR at 1890 am: 345 y IN 9o nm
Western at o IN 10 ~ ~ pm
Providence e. Wor. us II am , Joy Pm
WOr. & Nashua, 6A5 II e. I'm
lhe connection with the earliest Trains ON Of Wooo
ter Is termed by the Steamboat Train ''
u Trans connect at Norwich with the Hartford pr
dence and Fishkill Railroad and the New London Wan
mantle and Palmer Railroad. ' VIM
o. EXPRESS FREIGHT leaves Boston at - ~, .
New York next morning.
An Baggage must be delivered to the Baooaoa ms. .
oe person authorized to receive il before the Passeng
takes his seat in the cars. Ns0
baggage VIII not be taken to include money roercbop4
nor oter articles than those of personal use and when
higher value than Fifty Dollars notice must be Given C b
ic and an extra price paid the Company win mot boJ
sell liable beyond that amount e
NO baggage permitted in the Passenger Cars
NO smoking permitted in the Passenger Cars mr. Uano+
Passengers must procure Tickets at the Station Odfce
JOEL w. WHITE President
~ - low e"u N. d w r.
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UVtl hty, % per cent advance the above VIII be
charged so in addition the above will be charged
Adhesion Fee the first year.
Officers.
r. CRossETT, Pres't. A. M. GALPIN, V. Pres.
II. ii. DARLING Secretary and Treas.
FINANCE COMMITTEE.
A Nj. GALPIN, G. PLLsBURY Rev. r. H. CoNKLIN,
l.. W. KIMBALL, S. S. HUBBARD.
R. G. w. ENGLISH; NJ. D., Consulting Physician.
hfheneM nc Coy siade OF vermont Hon,
n. Merritt, Housatonic, his Hon. Orson Wood, NJ. d.,
somers Ct; Seth Rogers NJ. D., Worcester, Ms; lion AL
pheus Fech, u Senr; Hon. Seth NJ Gates NJ c.. n. "
Ihos NJ Hays Esq, Secretary of the Haverh Fire ms
Co, aayerhill, Ms; e. Lynde Esq, Johnson VII Hon
Eab Ward, Middeboro'
Springfeid-Rev 5. Osgood, D. D.; Rufus Elmer; John
l. King; G. c. Wood, NJ. D; J. T. Rockwood Homer
Foot Esq.
WIN. S. GOODWIN General Agent.
jan3f Office % Main street, opposite Central Church
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Best Medicine in the Market.
NOTICE EXTRA.
PATENTS
American and Foreign Office.
Agency fol Business with u. S. Patent Office,
WASHINGTON
Nc. q State street-BOsTON.

Agency fol Business with u. S. Patent Office,
WASHINGTON.
No. 22 State Street-ROSTON.
1910 the subscriber was appointed by tie Commits
soner of Patents Agent of the u s. Patent Office in sc
cOrdance with the 10th Sec. of Act of 1887.
Having renqushed the Agency for transmission of Mod
els and adopted expeditions mode of sending them
TO the Patent Office, whereby Patent may be procured
about six weeks earlier; he continues to forward them free
ofeXpense-to prepare Caveats Specifications Assignments
aud all the necessary Papers and Drawings Patents and
70 render advice legal and scientific respecting
the Pate ssecured in Europe and other countries
BY applctSr this office, inventors saved the time
AMI cost Off tney to Washington, and delay there,
well all persons trouble in obtaining their patents They
also have the advantage Of verbally explaining their
era of paramount importance in order obtain correct
specifications and claims The experience of sixteen years.
practice extensive collection of works decisions
etc. mechanical Subjects the Patent Laws Patents
o. different countries, collected at much expense during the
long time this Office has been established together with
enable the subscriber afford Inventors DESTROYS of pro-
curing Patents assistance and information which in other
respects might be difficult of attainment.
X. II. EDDY, Solicitor of Patents. %
Washington, July FL. 1919. During the time
occupied the Office of Commissioner of Patents r. H. En-
DY, Esq., of Boston, did business the Patent Office as Sc
hct0r for procuring Patents There few if any, per
sons acting in that capacity who had business be
fore the Patent 0ce and there none who conducted
with more skill fidelity and | regard MIR EDDY
~ one oil the best informed and sku Solicitor
in the United States and have hesitation assuring in
venors thai they cannot employ person competent
ad trustworthy and more capable Of putting their appca
tons IN form TO secure for them early and fayorabIy
consideration at the Patent Office.
EDMUND BURKE,
Late Comm ssioRer OF Patents
Boston. Sept II, 1850. eodSwIy
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Fitchburg and Worcester Railroad.

r1tcHourg ana worcester Railroad.
Lea 80 rT5sss.At@s,1 rTzs1-.zzr,
s2 - s,sassss "
IIRAlNS leave Worcester for Pitchburs in conna,,;
Il with the Worcester and Nashua trains every d. M
cept Sundays, at i' u"S eA
o.45 and ii A. NJ, and at IoP.M
RETURHIEo-Leave Fchburg M
$50 A NJ, 1890 and 5.45 p M
Inc shortest AMI most direct Railroad roufe bot,,o
cester Mass and Burlington VT is by The WV 81 r
Durg Bellows Falls and Rutland. This route 4; 'tch
miles shorter than any other. '"0Ity-t"c
me next shorter route is by the way Of Fi,cbbuY p
lows rails Windsor, White River Junction ord NJ, PEI
er rms route is 30 miles shorter than any Other Pc
me one mentioned above and is 20 miles ne except
sumpsic River Railroads. Neh'Isi and PaS
Passengers going by either OF these routes nv N.
ram rom worcester, have an hour at Fitcbburr q, h
w se oIeaNas Those going in the II o'clock I,a; %
w9tGester nave hy minutes at Fitchburg at dnna %
for tea. ''J minutes to stoI
10 aa who arrive at Fcbburo r., -
~ oc1ch M tran, have time get dinner md 49, me
arrNe IN me minutes past O'Clock p f,r;n h VINO
:" ge Yea ana arrive at Worcester early as by sn s
er @ dne early train from Ftchbg arrives in o 1,ns
Yer ID season Tor the New FORK train vis p'ees
Nov IL, 1850. va 'iain VIA Norwich
dit
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To Manufacturers and Mechanics.

WE would respectfully call the attention of Manufac
w turers and Mechanics to stock of BELT, LACE,
and PICKERSTRlNG LEATHER, FILES and TOOLS, OF
all descriptions Best London Emery, Upton Frozen and
Dried Glue; Cages Superior Sand Paper Copper Belt Riv
cts and Burrs and great variety of articles wanted by
Mechanics generally.
feb26-dwtf POOLE & MILES 23l Main ST.
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Building Lots.

lHE subscriber has for sale of the most desirable
BUILDING LOTS in the City of Worcester it is stu.
ated on the north side of Chatham Street. the hght OF
land near the Dwelling House of Rev. Dr. maey and CON
ains about $500 square feet He has other LOTS or
the same Street. containing 5000 So it. eachan three Lott
in the same vicinity Quincy Stand several Lots nes
the Red Mills on Taylor Street.
June A. DIFF CHARLES WHITE
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ngravln g.
o. z IsE3INLEY HALL.
Door Plates
Bounty Land.

NOR SOLDIERS of the War of 1872 and of any Indian
War since $780, their wido VS. and m nor children OBJ
tanned All cams business, and SUITS under any OF the
PENSION or PATENT LAWS of the United States
also PROBATE and other business connected with the set
Element of estates of deceased persons, attended tob
BEN. SMITH, JR.,
Councillor at Law, 20 Court-st., Boston.
Dec 25 1850. d3In
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GILL VALENTINE, Surveyor,

| AS taken Room, No "a Front St. opposite the Cit,
iia and respectfully solicits continuance Of fyors
ne Is agent Tor the american Mutual Life Insurance
10 and will attend TO applications in that line.
lie also intends to keep general Agency Office and ner
sons wanting help will be supplied situations will be
procured LOT those in want, reasonable terms Keep.
e o. boarulg houses by having their Registered
VIII De snppled with boarders and persons wishing fol
BOARD, VIII be recommended to good Boarding houses
AS II is desirable that this office should acquire and sus
lam good reputation tits expected that these who desire
pace through Its agency will come well recommended
ehemehIs iei rents collected Bills made Books Posted
business except catching fugitive saves0 will be ATTENDED
Worcester, Jan. Z. iana5tf