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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-26

SELECT scHoOL.-The Summer Session of Miss
Miles select School will commence Wednesday, April
27th. apes dat
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Real Estate at Auction.

Real Estate at Auction.
= w. SELBY 81 co. will sell on the premises on
y. THURSDAY, April 49, at 10 O'Clock,
THE REAL ESTATE
Situated at the OF Belmont and Liberty Streets
called the "Arcade Also, the House and Lot on the
opposite corner. Terms very LIBERAL and lade known
at the Sale.
For further particulars, enquire Of
5. W SELBY d CO, Auetrs.
Worces er, April 26, 1853. dts
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LIMI.I LINIEIi

DRAPER n CLARK offer to the public n new md
better article OF LINE Than be found nj any otbrr
place In the state. After try ing H. II any one IL 4o &
s1ed their money will be refunded. We bayo ,enI, In
Lime for fifteen years, and have never found nny bfo
that gave so good satisfaction. - '''''
DRAPER & CLARK.
app utt lO5 and 1N7 Fraut
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y. !. HAss ETT. M. D..

(Late Of pr ng Fl e d,
No. IL PORTLAND STREET
~ Office hours ill a. Nj from IL TO @ and from
6 to p. M. apI5 d3m
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G. C. Flanders.

., .. EIanderS,
AS now in Store and offers for sale low for Cash
Ii. the following articles:
IL bbls. Pow. and Crushed SUGARS
~ do. A. r. and G. Refined DO
10 his. P. Rico and Muscovado do.
i boxes Bro. Havana do
10 his. p. r. and New @. MOLAsSES
10 chests Old and Young Tyson TEAS
70 DO. EAra Fine Oolong and NJ Yong do
~ boxes NO i and Extra No. | Snaps.
10 do Bets Keudalrs chem DO
All of which will be sold at a small advance for
Cash. al No. SOuthbrdse Street
Wore, ster April rs, 1853. dsv
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GEORGE r. WILLIAMS,
JOIN A. ANDREW,
JAMES w. STONE,
One Price tIOshing Warehouse.
A p. WARE,

n T. WARE,
Merchant Tailor and Dealer an Eo,1,- Midi
Ctoth'ng and Gea,tlene7I's Fa,y,isbjnn GooJs
Nos l66 and 10 Main ST., Worcester fStogSa fo,
occupied by II. II. Chamberlin d COS '''--'i
Purchasers will find in the above establishments avar
description OF CLOTHING and F U RNISHING
IOoDs IN prouse variety and the Clothing is generally
OF very superior workmanship and STYLE il being ali
made by persons in the immediate employ of Mr. Ware
urder me supervision of a careful assistant
NO similar establishment in the Commonwealth in
conducted upon more liberal scale or can present
stronger inducements for genarsl patronage. A yerv
shal ana uniform profit upon great amount of bust
ness Is the controlling idea in each department. Tia
common practice of demanding great prices and getting
inc largest possible sum, here systematically Iepudia
lea and Instead the honorable and lust lule of zone
price only, Is adhered to with strict fidelity Every
garment Is marked in plain figures at the lowest price
II can be sold and from the price there can he no abate
ment variation. ~
No can fail TO perceive that tbis 10 ,a 1, ;r.
ana sirlcuy honest rule for the DEALER ard experence
has very where abund- ntly proved il 10 he so in The
ong run mucn the most dyantaaeous tie purchaser
IL Is obvious that no one is here liable to nav above The
lowest arket valuation for any arcla md that those
VINO are well acquainted with the good, and those
who are not pay precisely the same piice
The lower story and basement of the Store are an
propraied to the sale Of Ready mace Clothing ana
Furnishing Goods, and in the Chambers abOpe is me Gus
tpni Depdrtneht Inch now contains splendid assor
ment of Gonds or all kinds OF Goats Pants and Vests
and also large variety of Clothing OF superior w, TX
manshp AL persons lar aud near, who NAV want nny
description of MEMS OR BOYS CLOTHING are no.
specially invited visit this extensive and well stocked
establishment, whe superior Goods low prices aud fair
dealing may III every case be depended upon.
mch29 d uaFaWlf
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bounty Lands and Pensions!
And all Law matters attended to az IIsLal Cash paid
for soldiers arrants, by w. $. BARTON,
COUNSELLOR, AND NOTARY PUBLIC,
apl-dawistt 3 Harrington Cornei Worcester
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G C. Flanders.

(tAsH GROCERY STORE, No. & snptbbridoo 6,
- offers for sale every variety of GROCERIES AT
the lowest Cash prices. 10 "'
Worcester, April rs, 1853 dew
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Draper n Clark.
=" s"" ""' lieb5J Washington squire
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NOTICE.

4 LII Persons indebted to the subscriber nre,,;o,. q,
"A April LIST, that have since paid. are reooes,sJ
TO make immediate payment JOS. E. GREGORY
Worcester, April e. 1853. ar
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Tho IIaIe Dinner.

me pubic dinner rendered to Hon JOHN P. HALE
by the Free Democracy Of Massachusetts will ne ova
on Thursday, May 5, at 2 NJ, in the Han Of he
Fftchburg Station, Boston. nv
he most distinguished champions of our cause frou
the New England and other States will be nresent and
furnish an intellectual entertainment of the highest or
eI, Extensive Preparations in progress 10 secure
ueiegalons from all paris of View England
sic, will be provided -'' anu
"enNemen's tickets, So, each and Ladies' tick.
Washington street '''''' w
GEORGE r. WILLIAMS,
JOIN A. ANDREW,
o,ot ,lisr,.rs.. JAMES w. STONE,
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II. c, BacOn. COun s. JlOF at LaN.-IIis tim
being no longer occupied with the duties OF the Mayor
aly he will devote bmself exclusively the business
OF his profession Office, No /, Central Exchange
January g. 1883. jams dawly
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Brooks & Stearns

A CENTS for the sale Of Lows WRAPPING PA.
"A FER Win contraclby the quantity for he above
Paper at reasonable rates, or retail by the ream as low
as .ne lowest. No Front Street.
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situation Wanted

A 5 COOK in respectful private family h,, .ou,,,
-, woman VINO perfectly understands cooking. Please
Foundry. F''' roe Sn sS1
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NOTARY PUBLIC,
CoMMIss IONER OF nEErs, for New YORK. New Jer-
sey, c., No. harm gton Corner, Worcester
apl3 dawjstf
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Basket and Willow Ware
WanufaclOry.

A SMALL Tenement on sever street. npplv a, ,h0
"A premises adj dn WIN. DUDLEY.
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w AMTE D.

TX YOUNG MEN to Canvass with bnoLs 10 rnho,,
~ liberal wages will he given per month. ''l'"'
woh.,o ~, JOB PRICHARD
-Noii 'Aa7o'' hp'A 20 1903, dlmN
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EsE SEE EEs, q

- The Rock Rose Compound rs rapidly gaining
popularity in the community, the greatest modern
remedy for restoring the vital principle, and diff
fu,inE healthy circulation of the Blood through
the system. Patients suffering from Dyspepsia,
Scrofnla, and general debility should by all means
procure the Rock Rose. See advertisement in snoth
column
Gr"ton Bank, Conn, Oct. lst, 1850
Rev. \. 3. l.. Myers Dear Sir-rhis is to certify
that have full confidence in the Crock Rose" and
believe it stands unrvaled relative to the complaints
it purposes to cure | have used it for nervous
affections and Dyspepsia, with success, and would
recommend it to all who afflicted with Dyspepsia,
general debility and Scrofuous difficulties.
Your, n T. ALLEN,
Pastor Of Groton Bank Baptist Church
For sale Wholesale and Retail ly q. p. SAN
Born 4 co., Burlington, and by Dealers in Mcdi
cincs everywhere. w2lw2
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Asa NnrrasssOrc'> Eis:atc.

STATE OF VERMONT. The Probate Court for
District of Chittcndcn, =. the District aforesaid
To all persons interested in the Estate Of Asa Mar
Greeting.
Whereas, VIM. Il. Pcasc. Administrator de honis non
of the estate said proposes to render
count of his administration cl aid estate and present
his account again. the for examination and al
lowancc by said court and the said court having
assigned, for that purpose, the 10th day of Dcccm-
Der A. D. 1888, at the office OF the Probate Court in
burlington, in said District, and ordered that you
be notified by publishing the time and Place assigned
aforesaid three weeks successfully in the Bur
linGton Free Press, a newspaper printed at said
Burlington, thc last Of which publication to be pre-
yious to the day Of hearing. Therefore, you
hereby notified to appear before said court ut the
time and place aforesaid and show cause if any you
have why the said account should not be allowed.
Given under my band at Burlington, in said Dis
trict, this 18th day Of November A. d. lNj3,
N22w3 j. :. ADA $, KcgAtcr.
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- ENrERrRIzE.--Thc Springfield Re-
Pubhcan gave full returns of the whole state
Of Massachusetts, the morning after election,
collected 10y locomotive and horse expresses
and by telegraph, 1t gives special thanks to
the voters of the state for the capital manner
in which they did their voting and says the
gratifying character Of their action rendered
all the labor Of collecting and arranging the
returns the most delightful rastimc.
'--TRorBLE II CrBA.-I.atc intelligence
from Havana shows IA state Of great indigna-
ton among the inhabitants towards the GOV
Crnmcnt, not without sufficient cause Royal
orders have lately come from Spain directing
the suspension Of all public works and ordering
all contracts for telegraph lines, colleges or
other works to be cancelled. The submarine
telegraph to the United States is to be cut off
entirely. In Bnracoa, a town of 5000 inhabi-
tants, eight Of their first citizens have been
thrown into prison on charge Of being rcyolu-
tonists. 1t is also said that orders have been
issued to HJcrafc all tie Slor,s. on. the &C.
curence Of any general pronunciamcnto.
-'' HAM KNoCKs.-At Il meeting Of
National Democrats in Washington. Monday
night Il "Soit'' sprung upon the platform and
proposed three cheers for the Administration.
Whcrcuron the chairman OIard) Knocked
him off the platform, and general melee
cnsucd, which broke up the meeting.
-DEArn OF THE ONE IIrNDHED MILE TRor-
TING lioRsE.-l'hc celebrated Horse that re
Gently trottcd the distance of enc h,lldrcd
'n1(cs in y hours. 80 minutes and 53 seconds,
on the Ccntrcvilc Course, L. l., died at his
stable, Tuesday morning Great blame isat-
tachei 10 the veterinary surgeon who had
charge Of this extraordinary animal, in consc-
qurncc Of his oYciload:ns him with heavy
blanket" while iii an exhausted condition.
-- YANKEE ScLMvAN-This notorious.
law-lclying gcou-drel, was hailcd out Of
LcnqY Jail on Saturday last and left the same
evening for New York. Before leaving he
took tea with the Shorthand expressed him
self highly gratifcd with the cheapncss'
with which he was j., of. Is this fair
sample Of the rctributiye justice Of Massqchu-
sctts
---lorNG -,NEHicA.--'. My SON." sld
doHtlnr ;"tbrr vino WIS aiJut taking his son
mo business, d" what shall br the styl OF the ,
neW fam T. l. Ncll, GOVERNOR" said the
one-and-tWcntv youth. looking up in the I
heavens to find an answer, " | dont knew
but suppose we have john H. Sumplin and
father The old gentleman was struck
with the originality Of the idea, but could not
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CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET.

NONclnbcr 10, 1904.
At market 339j Cattle, about 1000 Bccvcs, and
1880 Stores consisting of Working Oxen, Cows and
Calves, lenrlings, Two and Three Years Old.
Prccs.-Nlarkct Bccf-Extra, 81 80, per cwt !;
LIST quality, 81 ID quality SO $50 Sd quality,
1923 II 80 ordinary, s ,50aj.
llidcs-SG $50 per. cwt. Tnllow SIS II s 80.
Pclts -. Calf Skins II a II &c per. lb.
Veal CalvcS-S5, 81 II.
Rarrcllmg Cattlc-$j,7j ESQ.
SroREs-Working OXcn-At $50, %, lO2, 1875
Il 1872.
Cows and Cavcs--S27 a32
Gcarlings-S9, 10 II II,
Two Years Old-Sl5, Is, 81, q 2ia.
Three Years Old--S23, ~, 81, 81 IL 81.
Sheep and Lamhs--95l9 at market. Extras 80,
a e by lot S2,3 80.
Swinc-Still fat at Sc, and hard fat &c. per h.
los cars came the Fitchburg X. r., and 1876
over the Boston and Lowell Railroad loaded with
Cattle. Sheep, Horses swine and Fowls. No. from
each state a. follows
G. Cu.;r
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LEGAL NOTICES.
ssavEss a.slaln's Estate,

w appointed by the Honorable the Probate
Court for the District of Chitcndcn, Commi,
to receive, examine and ADJUST the claims aud de-
manls of all persons, against the estate of David
lsham, late Of Williston in said District deceased,
represented insovcnt, and also all claims and de-
mands exhibited in Offset thereto and six months
from the day of the !atc hereof being allowed by
said Court for that purpose We 30 therefore hereby
give notice that will attend to the business Of
our appointment, at the dwelling Of Widow Mary
Islam, in Willi,tun, in said District, on the last
Monday Of December and May next. at 10 o'clock,
A. W., on each of said days.
Dated TIL, 2gd day ofNovcmbcr, a. d. 1913.
ID. 4. NJ KRAY, }c:..
w22w3 c. W. BEuWNELL.S ''"'"'''N''''''N'
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Horse Powers


INOR THE IIAIR.-Among the many preparations
4 for the growth of the Hair, this golden Clos
takes the lead. Three reasons will be given why 1t
i, 50 universally used and preferred to all others
lst, BccaGse il has proved the most ehcctual in
Badness ID, because it inpartS beautiful dark
gloss and delightful perfume 10 the Hair. Sd, Be
cause the Ladies, with fine discrimination, which
they all possess, have adopted it. Many other
reasons could be given why It j. great tayorlte, but
those who want more have only to give IT a trial.
Price % cts. in large bottles. For sale by Druggists
and storckcepcrs every where.
W. c. IIURD, Proprietor, 3oi broadway, New \ ork.
Largo discount to Merchants.
November II, 1913. wGm's
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THE BOSTON ALMANAC FOR
n he 10 ~ =
AND ITS NEW COMPANION, THE
/ 4 ID Y s 4 l. VI 4 y 4 {

Holm p. JEWETT 4 CO., will publish the
- above beautiful and useful Annals, the Boston,
December 10, the lady's December lst work
SO long and fayoUhly knownas the Boston Almtnos
simply needs announcing to secure It's sale, This
number will contain sixty noT aud superb engra-
wings, twcnty-four of these being the new Churchcc
of Boston built since lsl2 elegantly engraved with
the usual variety of other matter. Tue LADr's
ALMANAC, after the elegant style of the other, is
new claimant for the public favor which we believe
il will find II will be "A most useful little pocket
manual for the ladies, containing great variety of
useful receipts boqucts of flowers, aud calendar and
memorandum yigncttcs, pages torcach day and month
of the year, portraits of our most distinguished
female authors hints for the toilet numerous cuEra
wings &C.. Ell, gauty bound in cloth, with gilt edges
Same price as the Boston Almanac, For sale 10y all
Booksellers.
Nov. 10, 1888. dlawiw
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\ T. v & . 9 ID S
EaHss'i'GeN;S.

WE HAVE JUST RETURNED FROM TIE
w City, with II large assortment of New Goods
and we can now show friends of the best
stocks in our line ever offered il. this market Our
assortment of GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, OF
the best quality, is large and varied Onr JEwELHY
comprises every variety of style and price, and of
the latest patterns and in the FANCY GOODS
line, may be found everything usually kept in estab
liShmcnts like ours. We steadily adhere to sys-
tenn of business, which, far has been successful,
and has met with the unqualified appreciation of our
friends aud custoners--ylz The CASH, ONE PRICE,
HAALL PROFIT system. Every article of goods n
our establishment is marked in plain ,.gurcs and wn
we sell at our mark-Suaranteeing all to be use
WHAT WE RECoNHEND 1T TO BE.
We gratefully appreciate The enooura cement that
has thus far been given US, and trust continued
efforts to merit it, will meet with the favor of IL dis
eliminating public. IL. V. HORTON co.
No. | Bank Block
Burlington, Sept. %. d&wtf
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parties interested. ruling on fine foreign Woods n
Toe per lb. below late current prices, American
fccccs sold better, ranging from 81 jlc per Id,
but were in many instances, a 90 below previous
rates, while few lots only sold at prices at
which they could be duplicated.
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eeSsaOss.lIDkN.

TENIlE FIRM OF CURTIS WALKER Is THIS
u day dissolved by mutual consent.
Either partner is authorized to settle the business
and one or both will be in daily attendance for a
shor. time, at their old place of business for that
purpose, where all whom it may concern are respect
fully requested to call. W. II. CURTIS
.. j. WALKER.
September | 1853. dGwtf
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Clocks and 'E'itsaepjrcrs.

WYE HAVE Ii DIFFERENT KINDS OF
w Clocks and Mantle Timepieccs Of various
styles and prices, some very beautiful and all 'rar
rantei to run we'll. QQKlON 90.
October 10. dIwu
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Notice.

yUNllTS OLRTIFIES THAT HAVE GIVEN MY
1 son Nathan his time during the remainder ct
hi, minority, and that shall pay no debts Of hl@
or claim any of his earnings from tins
date.
EZRA FRENCH
EsseI, Vt. Oct. "a, 1883 wlSNs
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ii mo money market remains without change
ct prospect Is favorable tor some inproyclncnt-
Business generally has been rather quiet since our
last report. We are ourselves receiving and in
creased amount of Produce from Northern New
York, Vermont and the West and our location
being one of the most central for bushes in conncc
u"n with our hciltic-, We feel confident of giving
satisfaction to you and your friends from whom we
have solicited cons, .nmcnts, are at all times pre-
pared To max" A. liberal advances, with renewed
assurances Of sales al good prices prompt returns
and payment, as any Commission House in this
city.
n Next Thursday week, being Thanksgiving
Day, shall issue no Circular.
ASIIES-We have been able to make sale at our
highest quotations, but the rates not So firm.
Bl IIElt-Ihc arrivals are large, and stock de-
cidcdly increasing, very large proportion of which
is unsuitable, except at "A much lower price, owing
u the quality being common, much inferior To the
expectation of consignorS, hut strictly choice Fall
article meets VITA ready sale at u 224c and all
other grades at quoted rates. Beng no orders for
shipping, butter in kcg are less salcablc
CllEESE-In fair demand at a decline from our
late highest price, with moderate sales from Toe.
FLOl 1.-The adyices from Europe carly in the
week were Of a favorable character aud caused "a
further Improvement in the plice Of Western. The
ugttnrSS of the money market limits the trausac-
tous to the wants of the trade, but ,lock is unusr-
ally small for the season. At the close unayoiab,e
adyiros have unsettled the market
T GRAlA-lhc market has been fam for Corn the
past week with a steady but moderate demand from
the trade, and some inquiry for shipment. Oat,
have been IN moderate request and market rather
dull Sales of Northern at 80 SIC. H. Rye small
sales at per bu. and scarce. Beans are th
season quite inferior in quality they arc nov
quito plenty and not ready of sale at l2tc less
PRONlSlONS-Thc Pork market is quite dull
and prices lower. Dressed Hogs have declined tn.
past week, with sale, at G3 dc.
POrAToES-lIaye slightly improved with sale
as quoted.
/ STARCII-'Potatoe is held at sc, with occasiona
/ sales at &C..
WOOL~-The auction 'oe to-day attracted Isrg
number ol buyers. The price, disappointed tn
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Enter from, shc Fisheries.

a FEW TIERCES SALMON, No !. MACKEREL
a and Codfsh--and few Boxes Candles, which
dsd,!t come from the Fisheries, for sale by
A, 5. DEWEY.
Oct 10. d1wtf
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For sale.

4 large and commodlous Dwelling House
II wtha Garden and Fruit Orchard adlutning the
whole lot containing one acre Of land. This House
is not surpassed by any in the Village III beauty OF
ocatio tbeing situated AT thr head OF College st }
and in the substantial material OF which 1t is built.
Terms made easy. Apply on hrnr.misrs 70
PATTlE REED.
Oct. 81. wiSi
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TIrITION |:
E,at,hoitfc ACasICEaiy.

Ts'l1E WINTER TERN WILL COMMENCE ON
Il Thursday, December lst, under the direction Of
II. VI. WALLACE A b.. PracpHi
Mis-. ANNA +. HAIL, Prcrcptrcss.
xp,ricnccd Teachers will giNe instruction in
French ai.d Music.
Special attention will lie given TO those preparing
for College. II. W FOklNH'N, 'lcrk.
Johnson. Soy. &, 1853. E2lv3*
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CLOCKSI CLOCKS

w 80 hour and day Clocks, of new style and
pattern. These are the most reliable of the Yankee
Clock, and We have no hesitancy in warranting them
to run we'll ii. V. HORTON co.
June 80. dGWu
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INDI, kUBBER COnIBS,

ENE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A LOT OF
w Misses Rubber Combs, new and most dura-
lie article H. V. HORTON & co.
June 80. d&wtf
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t53.GDD FRarrrlN EInur

"a ROBINSON Il CO., offer for sale at No. 80
-. Canal street, opposite Boston and Saline Pas
scngcr Depot, $4,000 barrels Ohio, Michigan, In
diana and tennessee Flour extra, tancyS, and SUI
Pcriine, which they will deliver at the following
places to .lit customers, viz. boston, Albany, Og-
dcnSburs. Montreal and Portland, w22wi
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ting to the police of towns ; read the third time
md passed. Adjourned.
HOUSE.
Mr.. Stevens of Franklin, presented com
munication from the canvasslng committee,
stating in substance, that the canvassing com
mittee are Independent of all authority save
the constitution and their oath, and that hav-
ing canvassed the votes and declared persons
elected to the Joint assembly, the vote recon-
hitting their reports, with instructions to state
facts in regard to any election is unconstltu-
tional and void
Reports Of c mmiHeeS.-By the General
Committee, in favor of Senate bill in addition
to chap. IS, G. s., relating to steam grist mlls
third reading ordered. Adjourned.
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AIR. T. f. MQLT HAS JUST RETURNED
vi from Boston, where he selected two Seven
Octave Piano Fortcs which for elegance richness
and roundncss of tone, make and durability, are
warranted unsurpassed by any instrument ever inn
ported here, and which, together with n very good
second hand Piano, he offers for sale at Boston
prices. Enquire of T. +. MOLT, Elm street
Or Of T. L. MOIT, Main street.
Burlington. Sept 10, 1888. d2mol
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Rich Brocadc Silks.
Ounces.

~ largest assortment of Ounces in town. Of the
best quality. and they will be sold cheaper than
they can be bought anywhere else. Call and see if
his is not so.
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Il Frcdrka Bremen Memoir of DR.. Adoni-
ram Judson,' by Wayland "rhe conflict of a. cs, !"
by Edward Bccchcr, d. d. Maplcton or More
york for ,he Main Law" >" Block House" by Chas.
Dickens. Also many more too numerous to mention
just recciycdby j.. 4. FULLER.
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