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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-20
Common uouncil.

The two Boards having disagreed the election o .
one of the Water Commissioners, and Committee OF
Conference, previously appointed, having reported i'll
favor of the Council concurng with the Aldermen in
the election of Henry w. Miller, the Council after
three baotings, non-concured with the Aldermen and
again elected Edwin Draper that flee.
The joint special Committee whom was referred
several petitions rtlaGiye paving the cutters and
ting curb sundry streets, reported that
sequence of the large required the paving
dered to be done this season. would be xpedien
do anything with the cutters this year referring TIE sub
ect 10 the next City Council which report was ac-
eepted.
1t voted that The AUDITORS Front and Pleasant
streets be notified by the City Marshall pave their
sidew lks with brick where curb stones have
been set
The subject relative to the contemplated improve
ments in Main ST., South OF the City Hall, was taken
from the table, and after heightened spirited dis.
cussion vi the Whole matters. between few MEMBERS
and after the most e1erons by two three
individuals to give the goby, the order passed.
by vote of / 20 T. The order as amended, directs
the Street Commissioner, undei the supervision of a
special Gommiitee, to reduce the "Capt. Blower hip
three feet, and the sBOwen Ii, south, feet,
and TO fill up the hollow orth the Capt Mower
hiF hve feet, and the haow south of tie hill three
feet So that there is a prospect of this long
neglected. and much desired great public improvement
being soon accomplished.
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Joaquin AND HIS GANG.--The San Francisco
Republican of late date says:-
Neither in The pages Of romance, nor in the au-
thentc annals of history, have we found robber
whose career has been marked with atrocities half
so dreadful as that Of joaquin Garlic, who now
ranges the mountains within sixty miles OF this city,
Ia has been the fashion of the historian and novelist
to trace in the characters of their bandit heroes some
redeeming ras but in the conscience of this blood.
thirsty william there appears TO be no quams, no
mercy reproach.
lie rides through the settlement, Strengthening the
weak and unprotected as il mania for murder pos
sessed his soul So daring and reckless is he, that
he mat ches in the daytime through thicky peopled
settlements, and actually coras the Chinese by the
Score and yet SO fertile is he in expedenls, and SO
accurate in his knowledge of that wild region that
he battles his purSuers, and defeats the plans of the
many thousands who are lying in wait for him. So
complete is the organization of the band under his
control, that, we told, relays Of the leetest
horses IN the country await him at almost every step.
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BOARD or r1aror ana A1dermsn.

MONDAY EVENING AFiA ~ 49,
The Committee OF Conference in relation 70 Tue us
agreement Of the boards on the choice Oh Ons'
ofthe Water Commissioners reported that they had
agreed and reccomnended to this Beard to adhere to
its choice of H. W. Miller which was concurred in and
the choice adhered TO.
On netjtion of w Alfred Hacker and others that Ed
ward and Laurel streets be laid out and accepted
der of notice was directed be issued. The petition Of
and others that Prospect stree; be repaired
and curb stones se cutters paved on the North side
was referred 10 Aldermen Harding and Valentine
The Commissioner of Highways reported that he has
contracted for he completion of the bank wall Main
the cout House, by the Ist of July next
Also that block stone for paving ia contacted for
purchased, &c.
The order of this board the petition Of Artemas
Ward, wasreturned IRON .he Common Council with the
endorssment-Yoed that the clerk return tie papers
10 The Board Of Aldermen without action thereon"
The Com the petition for the extersi"n of Ranks
Lane reported in thereof condition tnat petit
TONERS pay land damage and fence the Accept
ed.
The Com Lighting Streets, on the petition for two
Gas Lamps Temple st. asked to he discharged from
any action thereon Laid on the table.
The Committee on the petition Of Phillips & Hun. for
the raising portion of tIenew road to New Worces-
ter reported ORDER appopriatng 500 for the i'm
provement asked for. Adopted with a condition that
the city shall be cleared from any liability ion damages
to abuttors
Notice was received from the Common Council that
that Board had elected Edwin Draper, Water Commls
sioner. Laid on the Table.
The Com. on improving Elm st. &c, reported or
der directing survey for sidewalks from Main West
ST.. and asceraining what damages if any will be claim
cd for the same. Recommilted.
ported order appropriating $500 for building
pools
Alderman Earle offered an order which adopted
that the Commissioner of Highways the fence
Manchester street TO be removed whenever the
shall be repaired rendet for public
travel.
communication received from Dr. Newton rel
alive to the of a room in the Medical College for
School Room, and referred to the Committee on Ed.
ucatioa
Alderman Flagg offered an order. which, as amended
and adopted, directed the City Marshal notify ell per.
acting yicuallers and innholders without Ii
cense, that they doing business contrary to law
Airport petition for grading and paving sidewalks,
recommtted with instructions by of the Board at
former meeting, back fiom the Council with the
instructions concurred in The vote to recommt
reconsidered, the instructions stricken out and the
report then recomuitted.
The amendments of the Council the order on the
of the South part OF Main street, were concuredin
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THE WING FAILURE.-The e'resioration Of he
Bourbons," last fall, was attended by a somewhat
eXtravagant jubilation. The sun did not stand still
in It's glory over The of their Inauguration,
did the moon pause from walking IN beauty through
the beavens the evening Of that joyful day. But
great were the joys, and extravagant The Civilizations
OF the Wings, who could not cease from talking Of
their ''resoraton'' after that mournful ''nterreg-
mum" Of two years.
All Coalition things were to be undone, and mighty
Wing works were to be done. The Wing leaders
went at their appointed task with the and bear
ing of masters OF the word. The venerable Goldfish
that hangs elevated in front of the unparalleled Wing
Speaker, quivered with mysterious thrills. There
was hull and listening in State street, and all
Massachusetts wore the earnest look of expectation.
These men have now been at work between three
and four months; and they cannot need that any one
should tell them what the people think Of their do.
lngs, or how compacently their neffciency, ncom-
potency, and impotent fosssm, are revealed and
criticised IN every pant Of the Senate. Their own
political friends condemn it most loudly, and appear
10 he not only disappointed, but amazed.
A lew days since, the Springfield Republican
spoke its mind thus:
'The course Of the Wings, since they regained
the government Of the Commonwealth, has been ex-
treinely unfortunate for themselves and their con-
tnuance IN power; and while we shall hope that
our judgment will fail, aud shall labor earnestly to
have il iail, we do not any good to expect
the triumph OF the Wings the next State election,
except through the divisions and bunders of the OPP,
posing parties.
We had hopes for the Wing party Of the Com
monwealth, which seems 10 lis TO have been disap.
pointed by persistent disregard Of the future. or a
false Judgment in reference to its deyelopements,
among our friends Of the Legislative and Executive
departments of the government
The Wing party in Massachusetts has "seen its
best days" For some time it has been "progress.
ing backwards leaving many Of its old friends in
advance. It's present leaders have done what they
could to runt entirely. There certainly is no rea-
son TO expect triumph Of the Wings at the next
State election. Commonwealth.
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DENTISTRY IN FRANoE.-A Paris letter in the
Neio York Express says: 8 You have ouack
dentists in New York, of course, as we have them
in Paris, but doubt whether you can boast of
such operator as ID. Duchesne, to whom have
already alluded in your columns. This gentleman
rides about town in highly illuminated wagon
with roof to it. Upon the roof is a man dressed
in the costume Of the middle ages, and armed
with pair of cymbals and bass drum. The
dentist stands in front, with helmet and feather
and surrounded with the instruments of his pro-
iession. lie stops in some frequented place coll
iects crowd by means Of his cymbals, and then
invites the afflicted to apply at once for ex traction
and relief. notice on the side of the wagon.
reads thus: 10000 francs IL | miss TOOTH This
is surrounded by halo Of double teeth. the roots
oil which are painted TO resemble parsnips. and
out OF whose centres grow plentiful crop of la
dies delights. As have long since accustomed
myself to be surprised at nothing am never as
tonlshed to see line formed by the victims ofthe
toothache taking their turn at having the rebel.
lious nerve eradicated. This line sometimes ex
tends twice around the wagon. Each sufferer
pays franc, and leaves his tooth behind him. |
had always supposed it required as much reAec-
ton to have a tooth out, as TO jump into Vesuv-
us But the French do not think so. A maid
servant passes M. Duchesnes equipage, remem-
beers sore spot in her upper jaw, feels in her
pocket for franc, and joins the tail end of the
line. Each applicant mounts on the seat with
nj. Duchesne, who demands the coin before pro-
ceeding. The head is then inclined backwards,
the mouth opened, the tweezers inserted and the
tooth snatched from its CORY bed. II is held up
Ia the air an instant for the admiration OF the
multitude, and at each extraction the drum gives
bang of triumph"
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ns.POIS0nIA1l -.

oc lonsnnGs OF Parents who use vormuge composod
~, N"s'W W. Caomel, &C., are not aware that while
M u"ar 70 beh'li The patient, they are actually ny
g ,ne foundations Tor series Of discusses such ne al
Nn,lon lnss OF sighi, weakness oflimbs &c.
- ~ uno.r column viii be found the advertisement or
h"peueheh's Medices, TO winch weask the attenon o
az Urecly interested IN their own AZ well NJ their Cb
useIs nealu'' III Liver complaints, and all disorders
aus 'Vn nose OF bong type, y0u should make nse
VI t o9y genuine medicine, Ilobtnsaeks Liver pills
~ Be not dsceiUed," but ask for Hobensank,s
worm syrup and Liver Pills, aud observe rbnt each h.
.no sehaiufe o. me Proprietor, }. N. HOBENSACK
ns none else are genuine
L ~ hAIELL, EDW'D II. MARSH, ID SCOTT
Agents for Worcester "i"h,
nOYl3 -,
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DR.. LANGLEY's ROOT AND HERB BprTERs
snall pc ett TO all the ptople, who shall be en-.
aq ey VIII DC sure to be cured OF the Liver Compajot
OF Indigestion, J9nndee, Coughs and Colds Costiye
ness Ties, weakness Headache, all complaints arising
e0mIialhis winch every body is more or less troubed
wlthi aner tha"ing ont in the Spring. Langey,s I}t.
ls are we very Thing for all the ladies' and every bodv
always DO good and never HARM end aie very nessan,
to take. Only 20 and 81! cents buttlo '''"'""'
sold IN worcester, by James Green, and NJ b. Green
wn"ltsae ana retail d. seott, E. il. Marsh L. II In
cell ana al other dealers in medicine Also. by dealers
III nl me towns and villages every where
Wholesale depot, 81 Union street Boston.
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A bursting into greenness,
Awakened as from sleep,
A twiller and MARBLE,
That makes the pulses leap.
A sense of renovation,
OF freshness and of health,
A casting off Of sordid fear,
A caleessness of wealth.
A watching as in childhood,
For the flowers that one by one,
Open their golden petals,
To WOO the fluI sun;
A gush, a fash, a gurgle,
A wish to shout and sing,
AS filled with hope and qladness,
We hail the vernal Spring.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-20

In this city, April IS, Charles OILS, son of the late
Otis II. Morris, of Lowell, yrs 18th, John Rowland
aged SO l7h, Lydia P, wife Of Richard p Moves, l6
In boyls'on April Mr.. George Coxon, aaed 49,
y this city, March "a, of Consumption M NV wife
OF Robert Layerty so, native of ireland; 9th Georee
Matthews, 80 18th, Andrew Crowley, 10 April 5h,
Patrick, son of Ihos and Ellen White, 4 eth Mary
Shaily' 2yrs mos 10Th, of Consumption, Mary wife
Of Luke Nangle "a.
IN North Brookfeld, March IS, Bridget, wife Of Den.
mis- Quigby 90.
In Warren, goth, Mary, wife of Dennis Gleason %.
In Rhodesvc, Ct, Mary O'Neill. u.
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JOHN BOY FN

stock Exchange, and Money Broker,
No. goo Main street.-Uncurrent Bank Notes.
Drahs Stocks and Specie, bought and sold Bills of Ex
cnange drawn on Barring, Brothers, & Co. payable in
England, Ireland Scotland, &C. in sums 10 suit Drafts
ana Notes collected in any State in the Union and the
Canadas. Loans negotiated, &c, &c.
Othce directly front OF the Worcester House and on
Pose the Worcester County Bible socetys Depository
Worcester, May IS, 1859. dlstf
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% Lake Superior will soon be connected by an
easy navigation with the other inland seas of that
region. The contract for constructing the saut
Ste Marie Canal has been awarded to yErastus
Corning, Of Albany His propositions are to COM
plete the canal for the seven hundred and fifty
thousand acres land appropriated, with the under
standing that all taxes shall be RENTED authorz
ed by the supplemental act of the Michigan Legis-
lature last winter The.work is to be completed
contract.
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From my old Stand. No. 9 Exchange street IN On
nam street Dor many years j. S. Rand's Bonnet Storey
: doors North of the Central Bank where shn keen
good assortment of Silk, Scotch American and Eng
ish GlNGHAMS, UMBRELLAS. and in season, a
large assortment ofmy own manufacture ofpARAsOIs
u every Umbrella and Parasol will be warranted
N b. Umbrellas and Parasos repaired and coveredt
Ill a workmanllke manner. N. p. MOORE,
IeDZo otl 80 Main street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-20

The FALL RIVER Murphy, who
killed his wife at Fall River, was examined there on
Saturday, before Judge Lapham. He pleaded aolo
oontendre, and has been brought to the jail in thus
city, to await his trial He is described as person
OF rather low order of intellect, and his stupidity
IN perpetraling the horrible deed seems to have been
about equal to his malice Mr. Hall, of Rochester.
who arrested him, was promptly paid the reward of
S2O0 offered by the Selectmen Of Fall Rver-New
Bedford Mercury.
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The Climax Hair Tonic,

AS an admirable Toilet preparation, which everybody
can use 70 adVentage stands IN advance of everything
USE II the liar is decaying, and thereby falling ont.
we OinaS arrests The decay, and prevents the result
inc uair IS marsh and dry the Climax gives 10 il a
s'nes' ana natural gloss, unlike the greasy appear
"ce resulting from the use of many other preparations
dha inc facility with which it cleanses the head COM
ps'eV clearing out the dandru is absolutely astonish-
ing. l.. r. IhzRtI nr.n.,..
apll dtf 2ol Main ., pe,,.i.
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~ The Palmer Journal man thus winds off an
affecting notice Of the death Of his Shanghai rooster
'Hls voice, when head amidst the growing of
other ROSTERS, was like the trombone in an orches-
ira OF violins, or the bass of rumbling thunder amid
the hum Of dozen spinning wheels:
Farewell, faithful servant, lasting farewell;
From thy fate let all ROSTERS take warning:
NO more will thy voice, in a long ard loud swell,
Awake ms, to get up and go to work, about half
past five O'Clock in the morning"
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Genuine FnmiIv NInsli,.i,nes a.

Genuine Family Medieines, ana Physician
pulest char cter. ~
EhaI the purest, and most reliable drugs should be
USED IN me preparation of family medicines and pre-
Inc subscriber fully recognizing This mportant fact as
sures the public, that medicines Obtained of him. NAV
Do depended upon as unsurpassed in point Of quality
l.. I. LAZELL, Apothecary.
Jan l, 1905. daWtt POI Min street
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lB- A public dinner is TO H. given to Hon. John
= ha'e' in Boston, on Thursday May 9th. Ar.
engagements are 10 progress for making il one Of the
nos' speodd affairs Of the kind ever witnessed ia
this State. Many able aud eoouen, speakers will
be present.
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FOr FlITing Teeth UVerExp0sed Nerves,
rms operation, original with the subscriber has
been performed by him, during two and n half wears
nearly three hundred times with the loss of one tooth
only, so far as known Also, by several distinguished
who have been eminenty succt ssful By no ot6ep,
method OF treatment heretofore in use can so many
teeth be saved after their living membranes become
exposed. \ p MILLER
decll ~
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GEO w. SKINNER. NJ. n.

LFormerly Of Vest Ne,cBmy Mass
residence, College Building, Union Hill,
WORCESTER, MASS.
:, Reference Calvin Newton, NJ. d., Rev r. w.
Htlgglnson, Worcester; Hon. Horace Mann, West
newton Ihe Hutchinson Family, Milford, NJ II.
Ladies' as Female Physician, far diseases peculiar 10
her Seej and Parturient Patients in the capacity of
accoucheuse Will answer calls night AID day.
aplI div
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YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN Association. The 4h
Lecture OF the course before the Association will be
delivered by Dr. VIM Hagu, of Newark, NJ j., this
"wednesday Evening" at u O'Clock, at the LIST Bablist
Church-Free
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-20

KS The keeper of the Beverly almshouse has
been put under $500 bonds for trial in the Court
OF Common Pleas for official barbarity and care.
Iessness in the administration of his office.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-20

"a Hon. Mike Walsh, Congressman elect from
New York city, is lying dangerously i'll at his re-
sldence, with but slight hopes of his recovery.--
His complaint is internal inflammation.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-20

DEATH or THE VICE PREsDEpr.-ws
informed by special Geographic despatch ,ba, vics
President King died at Cahawba, Alabama. ON
Monday evening.
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TUESDAY, April 10.
John McNan, for being drunk, was fined 81 and
costs. amounting to $537, or in default to he com.
niiled to the House Of Correction for 80 DAYS.
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CARRIAGES.

In this city April 49, by Rev VIM " Mann. Mr..
George w Barker, of this city, to Miss Anna n.
Knowles, of EPSON. Il ; 18Th, by Rev George Bush.
nell, Mr. Phineas JONES' to Miss Harriet L. Whittemote
both of Spencer.
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Crackers.

usI received lot Graham and Extra Picnic Crack
u. ers; Also, Graham Flour and Meal, White Corn
TOUT Wnue Hominy, Sage, extra article hes, Rio
anon 90 ii. GRIFFIN Il co.
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Fifteen Thousand Dollars Worm os a.
Gold and silver Watches and rich Gold level. Tue
Auction. There is left unsold, at Alex Putnam
ton House, No. l43 Main ST., about Fifteen Tho
Dollars worth of that stock Of rich Gold sod s, Nu
Watches, Gold Jewelry and Silver Spoons, which Nv,
be sold, and will sell by auction, this EUen;n,
continue the sale every evening until all is sold INV
Goods Will be on sale each day, when Ladies and r..
uemen are invited to call and examine and purcb,sa
average Auction prices if they please. Ladies andc.
uemen nom the neighboring Towns and vi are, -.
wen as Ci'Hens of this place, will find this aae MAJ,
"or'hy oil their attention, are determined 70 '
every article as soon possible to close the copc
Sales will commence each Evening at Z /. 9 o,cIo.t
GRAY K TRUU.
apis dtf ALEX. PUTNAM, Auct'f.
A GARDENS. WINsLOW TO THE T.n,rs
Mrs. Winslow, old and experienced pprss 800
male Physician, would call the attention of he LAY re-
her soothing syrup for Children leething Il will no
IN edlaely relieve them from pain allay all sna In
ac'Oh, soIten the gums, reduce inflammation and i
10 regulate tho Bowels Depend upon it, Motbasul sue
WIZ give rest TO yourselves, and relief and heatS
your children. o. Price, 25 cents per bottle 70
We have sold very large quantities Of Mrs winsl,,
soothing syrup during the past six -seysraIb
SAND the last ear We believe il Che best medicine IN
me world for Children teethng or for the cure oC IN
EMERY and Diacrh@a in Children, whether il arise
eethng or any other cause Il gives universal sa,i
'Acloh-GeVer heaEd a complaint from any one usirg i
never sold a medicine universally successful IN -,
hevhg pain and affecting cures-reef is ABsoLuTvT,
SURE CURTIS q PERKINS, Druggists No az Cn.,
land street, New York N0"-
CRAMP AND PAIN KILLER
Ihe world is astonished at the wonderful cures mn
formed by the CRAMp AND PAIN KILLER nrenaP pa
by COhIls O. PERKINS. Its equal has never brep
known Tor removing pan in all cases; for The cnr n,
spinal complaints, cramp in the limbs and stomach
Iheuma tism in all its forms, lions cholic burns @
mrout' and gravel IS decidedly the best remedy in he
world. For particulars, see circulars in the hands
Agents, Ion gratuitous circulation.
y. B.-Be sure and call for CURTIS d PERKINS,
Cramp and Pain Killer All others bearing This name
are base limitations. Price l25 49, 37a cts per bolsf
according 10 size Sold in nearly every town in 6e
state Agents for Worcester; Bush & Co. L. T. IageI
U A Harrington Cherry Valley Bouomley s. chi,
Spencer, J. n, Grout q Co.; East Brookfeld Alonzo
Upham W Brookfied, Fiske & Co. BrookGeld. Geo
allow & Co. oct27 dawT
j. L. RASsETT, N. D.,
t e Of S Spring eld,D
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L. B. r il n Is, III. D., HOMGPArHIc PHY
scIAN, Residence No. l2 Main Street Office hours
from 10 A. NJ, 2 to and TO SPIN.
AupS 1852 DIV
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ICEICE.

T5'HE snbseriher>w start his team the fret r Mo-,
and will call on all of his former cYstomers IA ~
ie continuance of their patronage through ibe com
ng season and the public generally Prices for Ice in
SoOO lbs 20 cts per Oo 5000 lbs. 62 cts per oO No
NY neglect on the part of drivers to accommodate
shal nave prompt attention by leaving yvord a. tb ~
Ice, l4f matn street Persons who have changed Their
fesiuence since last ear and wishing Ice, will obdgs
by leaving their names al the office ~ 'l'' O'ius0
New and Second hand FFpfCrD ,ron= ,
ap20 diff ID 1, ~ T1E ny
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Manufacturers Labels
or every description, in large small quantities,
printed at the Spy Office, a few hours notice. and up
on the NEST reasonable termss ianl0 dawt
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French Mnsfar.l-
: EXtranfsl

A FRESH supply Of The above favorlte article Of
4 n various hayors, received and for sale nv V
-P-o w IL. GRIFFIN q co.
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Bounty Lands and PensiOnsI
And al Law matters attended to aeusG0l. Cash paid
Tor soldiers Warrants, by w. 5. BARTON,
COUNSELLOR, AND NOTARY PUBLIC,
apl-dawistl Harrington Corner, Worcester,