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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1853-12-20

TTNilE "rdcrsiaHsd having "lccttt Constable
Z in District NJ. utiers liz scrvic "a tkro:rh!ic
Hc VIII COLLECT aud iny over with Trrmpg,icss Al
Chains placed n zig bands. Collection withae var
viii be with cvrrY possible 'liss ~ md
the interests o ti.se employing him ait;Gll eari.
cd. lie therefore =oiicIs publ, Uatroirt-.ce.
:, =. 80, JoI' REED
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1853-12-20
Dr.. GEO. II. COOKL

w
~ OF Chalcstnwn sud its vicutv.
IL. will be found At l. y. Carriers Hyte!, a. his
office enc door F!sSt Of il.
SGyt4nhcr l-sf
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1853-12-20

TSRENG :fk VVCIS E.-Sss:ss and caIib-ic Collars
u 90 cents - 81 81; Swiss and cambria Under
sleeves do peucsrS, do do Eigins, do do Insert
ina The ladies viii id the mos select stock OF TIE
above goods, ever offered this town, prices yer" low
Oct Is HARRIS & RlDfNOUR
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1853-12-20
NEGROES FOR SALE.


For himself and il. E,half Of tic otter dcy:sca.
Deer Is, iS53-ti
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H0YS BOOTS.
FIFTY HANDS WANTEl

FIFTY II A-tDo " r ! A-L'
rTIO ma Ike Pants Vests Shirts nd Drawers will
pay 20 cts. above Baltimore rates good Il.nds
so others need apply. Il.
NuelIst so. ls63. iSAAC hose.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1853-12-20

neMEsTIcS.- York Nil .shrsiuss, Lnus-
/ Ciae do. do, sIld do. do, ON bale heavy hr,Nvn
Nv III aud pail Cotton FbInucl, At low prices as
hav,, b,.c!l sold - tic last - month";.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1853-12-20
BLACKSMITH SHOP.

'Y'I!E asuhsrribcf having permanently located him
4 self the BLACKSMITH SIioF nu!tc!,i'-
Bvput, is now Prepared IT, ITO Hsi klHoe ii work ii
i:s line prices nuQcrc any Ut!:rr shop in the
county. II" will ut 81 times h. Prepared wtti iron
all kind cor repairing making Fipu Oh and olcv
Iron. used Uy the Farmers.
spiicit call from chose in wnnt, feeling assured
Tint all who CIV. call Viii not - away iissa'!s-
FED. GEUiSGE PENSE.
Daficld's Depot: april 10. 1853
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1853-12-20

DOTAsu. PuBI.AsII. SODA; &c.-A quantity of
L Crude Potash Close the lot alsn, r-
lal Ssrltlls Bread Soda and Sal Soda. for salc by
quantity retail by l. NJ. SMITH
Octoic. 81 1853
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A Gard.

a GARD.
ntE ciisns and the public ore jntorn,gd i8pt
" 7 7. EAGSIiEROY, in, il connected " th
ny IA business. NJ has iu authority attend t. uuy
8. our 1cotessl5na natecs. IIsUihce IA with Tu,a in
Avffs Row: nsai he Court House
BARTON :: WILLIAMS.
W HclIcstcr, VA, 4 rrii l., i>53--ly
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1853-12-20

T IQUORS; LIGlU0RS.--Nve have som" s?:sn-
IL all OLD Borlson Wtiskey, Brandy, w ines, Ks;
which We viii sell very much lpvcr than tie Usua!
price, as we wish close out stock OF lCuors
OF Is HARRIS & RIDENOUR.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1853-12-20

= (ail sizes, Caps Gun JVas, Powde lizss, Shot
Pouches arid ird Bags Also, orc extra double h--
rel Gun. toct. is.I HARRIS S RIDPN6CR.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1853-12-20

E1SREsH PORTER just received and f5gtsaia by
," = 10,t II, II. II. BROWN.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-17
Interesting Lectures.

We learn 1Sat Dr. Noah Gilman, formerly of
Frankfort Me. but Of Boston, intends to give a
course of lectures in this city, commencing to.nor
row evening, son The use Of alcoholic liquors for
medicinal purposes" Dr. Gilman is gentleman
ofabiiy ard education, thorough bred physician,
and, Tor twenty years, Of The most successful
practitioners in Maine. We have had satisfactory
evidence that his lectures ably prepared and airs
OF highly interesting character not uere, to those
who look at the question in its moral aspect, but as
an able scientific investigation Of subject Of vast
Importance to human physiology. The lectures are
adapted TO the comprehension of all, and discuss
matters Of vital importance TO all. Dr. Gilman
says:
The course will consist Of three lectures of one
hour each, IN which will be shown the dangers of
the medicinal use,-ihe necessity Of abandoning it,
the proof that such course is practicable med
ical authority for the same,-substitutes to be used
illustrated by chemical experiments aud questions
and objections wered They are intended tor
popualectures and the arguments and illustrations
brought within the comprehension of every individ-
ual. AS some propositions will be laid down, and
facts adduced the correctness of which can only be
known to the medical faculty, all physicians. and
druggists are respectfully invited and urged to be
present, and propose such questions, and make such
ohectlons as may, IN their opinion. be necessary TO
bring the subject fairly before the people.
10 afford proper induceNent, wish you 10 an.
nounce that have at my disposal $1,000, which
viii be awarded 10 any person, who will enter the
lists, and establish conclusively the necessity, or
even usefulness Of alcohol in any form in the healing
art; the mailer to be DECIDED by committee TO be
selecled from the audieoce. II the advocates ofrum
refuse this reasonable offer, let than forever after
hold their peace II is hoped that no persons
whether friends or enemies OF the Maine Law, on
account OF their opinions will do them
selves the injustice to neglect to hear these lectures
Theybhave been prepared with great care and are
the result Of ouI years ncessant labor and inyest
CATION Of this particular subject, aided by regular
medical education, and over twenty years extensive
medical and surgical practice. Insteod Of the old
and 'hreatbare subject Of rum beverage and The
mooted poins OF "Rora and legal suasiOn )" you see
new leaf turned in which facts and arguments
sntUety neU are presented, and OF such thrilling
Character, TO excite intense interest in the minds
OF The audience, aud be Of ncacuabIe value to every
individual especially those who have the responsi-
blliiy OF training up family.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-17
Sermons a. Sons spectncIes

THE following brie but explicit note received yester-
d'y, by Messs Sermons Il son, Opticians, is but
another testimonial TO the many already received from
gentlemen OF The highest standing IN the medical profes
sion md Others 70 the superiuri,, Of he pnsscs
which these gentlemen furnishing to our citizens nj
their rooms 2l7 Main Street. over d. scott Jr p,ug
store.
MEssHs ". sEMMoNH a. SoN-Gentlemen.-Ih have used
Tor tue A.l n"r days the Spsctncles which ,ou G,rIa
me TN glass nppeais 10 BIZ nj the ntsi quality me-
cutaely gr"nnn aud highly polished Inr clear AZ az.
tihcl vision ihey esre my thing have ever used
-, Y9u's he.p.c July, JOHN GREEN.
Worcester, Jan. S, 1853
STAY LiMirED.-ln consequence Of prtvous arrn,pe.
mens for visiting other cries, Meanrs aemmon. A Am
will be unabc 10 remaia IN Worcester LONGER than IN.
goth lust Therefore, those Ia want OF their celean.
spectaclcs, win do well TO call soon.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-17

81 The Esis says that '.'our Moral Power in
Europe is beyond all comparisons with that of any
government" We should like TO know If the Egis
considers the following an example of that Moral
Power?
Mr.. Frederick Leopard, citizen of the United
States, who, last summer, srized in Hanover,
for military service due to The king thereof, has
turned 10 his home in New York. He states that
he seized at night and Immediately taken 10
prison. His baggage was searched, and all his
money taken from HIM for time He sent for the
Amrean Consul but he sad he could do nothing for
him, aud 81 Mr. Leopard compounded the matter by
paving $3.50 Tor substitute. Thus it seems though
an American citizen, yet, inasmuch as be emigrapd
TO this country without leave, he was still liable 10
serve the army of the King of Hanover.
Now, Hanover is petty, contemplate, miserable,
little German feudaliiv, belonging to the idiot race
which sits on "the throne of Alfredo and yet it
despses both the moral and physical power of the
Great American Republic, and does what it leases
with the citizens she has pledged herself to maintain
in all their rights. ''The American Consul said he
could do nothing for him. He might have paid
him back the money the republic took on false pre-
fences when it presented him with the "charter OF
his citizenship" Do, neighbor Egis, be modest
in your talk about our Neral Potoer. 1t is only
fiction.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-17

bins of Springfield Benchley Of Worcester, King
Of Dorchester, and Woodruff Of StOckbrdge.
On Messrs Rowley Of Egremont,
Smith OF Sunderland, Bush OF Weslfield, Howard of
bingham, and Hayward of Acton.
On Banks aad Banking essrs Hooper of Bos-
ton, Ellis Of Carver Stevens of Ware, Thurston Of
Lancaster, and Folger of Nantucket.
On Fisheries-Messrs Curier Of Newburyport,
Shove of Dghton, Barrows of risbury Curtis of
Scituaie, aud Paine of Povincetown.
On the Library Messrs Lewis of Boston, Green
OF Amherst, and 1hayer of Worcester
On Mercantile Affairs and Insurance Messrs
Giles OF Boston, Davenport of Newbur, port, Dear.
born OF Melrose, Doane of Harwch, aud Trask Of
Quincy.
On the Miitia--Nessrs Thompson of Boston,
Bumpns Of Piympton, Darling oil Leoninster, Wilde
Of CoHcurd, and Shacklord of Chcopee
On Parishes-Messrs CoIburn Of Dedham, Dag
geit OF Auleboro, Cobb of Sandwich, Cotton Of
Longmeaduw, and Josselyn Of Duxhury.
On Tnwns-Messrs Elton of Boston, Livermore
OF Cambridge, Gay Of Richmond, Swift of Bridge
water, and Wood OF Westborough.
On Maauiacfures-Messrs Smith Of Barre, South
worth of West Springfield, Lewis Of Lanesboro,
Moore OF Watham, and Everett of Beverly.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-17

DIVORCE GRANTED.-In the Supreme Court
10 Boston on Thursday, divorce was granted to
Margaret Scott, from her husband Michael S.
Scott. alias Gibson. According TO the Revised
Statutes, where either party has been sentenced to
confinement at hard labor in the State Prison, or
In any Jail or House of Correction, for the term
of life, or for seven years more, divorce may
be obtained on application to the Court; and no
pardon granted to the party so sentenced, after
divorce for that cause, shall restrain such party
to his or her conjugal rights In the present case,
says the Trareiier, the husband was sent to the
State Prison for ten years, for feonious assault.
During the pendency of this suit for divorce,
the husband, who had been transferred from the
State Prison TO The State una,ic hospital as
manic, has escaped from that institution. and as
IS stated, threatens vengeance on the lawyer g.
II. Bradley who acted for Mrs Gibson in pro-
curing the divorce.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-17

STEAM FIRE ENGINE. The Cincinnati
steam hire engine has been publicly Irled twice,
and has worked to the satisfaction of the inventor
and constructor. The following Is the description
Of the last trial:
'Ihe best engine in the city was brought out
strongly manned, to compete with The steam fire
ei glne. In ten minutes the steam was M, and
the enene IN operation. The firemen went to
work with the ordinary engine, confident of beat.
ing The new tangled affair. The signal was given
pull! puff went the steam engine, and AWAY
spirited the water. The frenen bore down and u1
IN quick succession, and strained every nerye.and
gave up exhausted. The steam engine contin
ued for half an hour TO throw vast body in
solid stream of PA feet
II then threw TWO streams of water for half an
hour longer, to show its power to keep up steam.
and finally, to prove that fire may be exnguish.
ed IN confined places by steam alone, without
delugng building with water section Of India
rubber hose was attached to the boiler and steam,
passed through 1t. 1t sent forth vast volume of
steam, sufficient TO saturale The air and penetrate
into every crevice where fire could POSSIBLY lodge
completely extinguishiug the FIRE. The machine
ran uph hill, down hill, and was perfectly manage
Bile IN every respect.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-17

TB man in Connecticut has Just invented
potato digging machine which is drawn BY horses
down the rows digs the potatoes, separates them
IRON the dirt, and loads them up into the cart,
while the farmer walks alongside, whistling Hail
Columbia with his hands in his pockets
20 a correspondent Of the New York Jour
nal Of Commerce says there Is now n fnll snnnIv
OF butter in New York, but most of n is in the
hands OF spectators, who will, probably, be heavy
losers. Butter, he thinks, will be cheaper this
spring than for many years.
TE That monster establishment, the East Bos.
ton Sugar House, is doing very heavy business
at me present time-largtr than at any former
peru. lhey are now me- Ting at the rate Of 300
barrels a day, or from 10 to $4,000 900 pounds
year.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-17

ANOTHER NEWSPAPER RUMoR-Washinpton
Jan. l2.-Mr Charles l.. " oodbury, of New
Hampshire,* is said to be in negotiation with the
proprietors of the Republic as a voluntary organ
or literary aid d'etat Of the incoming administra-
ton. The terms are said to be arranged and the
editor secured. The proceeding is entirely one of
the Barnhurner order. Frank Blair the veteran
editor of the Jackson and Van Buren, DYNASTY
and more recently of the metropolitan political
Free Sellers, is the gentleman said to be selected
for the the charge of he proposed organ The at
tempt to set aside the Union will be attended with
great dlfhcultes. Mr. Forney, now one of the
editors, re, resents Mr. Buchanan, and the united
force OF the Democratic interest involved in the
establishment is very large, and it would be al
most destroyed by the loss Of its official connec-
nection with the government.
"Not Of New Hampshire but of Boston
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Bronchitis Speedily Cured.
" Every sufferer should try It Immediately

FARMINGToN July, 3ls', 1851
DR. RoGERs,-My Dear sir As Ire ueess
without health lconceve be the duty Of hose who
by the aid OF any mecne have Tesainrd thai hess hg
L. make the means known 10 The world. iiOldng this
opinion have great pleasure and satsfac ion in thus
authorizing Ia publish the declaration that know
your y OF iverwOrt Tar and CaHchalagua, tO h.
absolute specific III of Bronchitis have not only
its effects, but experienced them. In consequence
If and negl ectcl cold, had about six months
ago, severe stack of acute Bronchitis The dis
rapidly becoming chronic, and had almost en-
tire lost my voice, when resorted 10 yOnr medicines,
and methml of trea ment, of which, from previous cir
cnHlsanceS, had formed favorable opinion Nor
disappointed The choking sensation which had ex
perienced the ncesssnt irritating Cough, aud he
IRENE restle>sness with which hese symptoms
onpanied subsidized vi hin few days after had
need taking the ''Sy rup,' and gargg my tbs oai.-
LIT about 'hrre weeks WIS qmite well BrOpc is is
very common, and very fatal disease in this country
and hnk it should be generally known that your med
lcim is certain means nj cure. ELIZA HOOKER.
For sale by A. l.. SC WILL 4 co at their Depot,
Gothic Hall, Broadway, N York, and by all ro-
spectacle Druggists in The limited States and Canadas.
For sale in Worcester, by lamen Green and Co., III
Main street, Spur Sibiey, l40 Main street, l.. T La
zel 20l Main street, E. Il. Marsh PAP Main street. and
VI. Green, 26 Main street.
Price--ln large bottles, 81 or six bottles for SIS.
janl7 dMTuaWaw
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-17
0O POISONING ~

HOUSINGS OF Parents who use V,lmiGlgo corono,A
IL w, =" omel, &C., aware lbsi while
NV appear 70 oeil' III the patient they are actual, m,
~ "e 'uhualuns Tor series Oi diseas.s snch ~ ~,
"1 ~, ioss Of sight weakness of hmhs az. "'
a. ~ "h"'l.f column viii he found he adt.ttj..r.,, e
~ meuicihes 10 which We ASK the at,enuon M
H. J. interested IN their own as well An their chill
oIenH nealh' IN LAYER complaints ana ali disod ~
s,sg nom Hose Of bilious ype, you should use
~, Wy genuine Wediche. tlobtsuckk Liver Pills
syrup and liver Pills, aud observe maj eacn NM
ane s,ghl,nle o. the Proprietor, }. N. HOBENSACK
as none else ARE genuine ""'SHNhi
H. LAZELl, u. II. MARSH and n scorr,
Jr Agents for Worcester "'u -
noyl3
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-17

u On Saturday last, John c. Within, ESQ, of
Whiiinsvllle, presented, from his own green house,
box Of fresh ripe tomatoes, to the President of the
Worcester County Horticultural Society The fruit
is as large beautiful and perfect as il raised in sum
mer IL is deposited in the Office Of c. Harris, ESQ,
Librarian Of the Worcester County Horticultural
Soce'y, where cuvators Of fruit are invited to take
note Of what may be done by such enterprise and
skill as Mr. Within has devoted to The Improvement
Of his beautiful estate
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-17

WING GOVERNOR IN MAINE-W George
Crosby the wing candidate, was elected Cover
nor, by the Legislature The House sent 10 the
Senate The rames of Hubbard and Crosby, and
that body elected Crosby by vote of II TO II.
Coy Hubbard was opposed in his own party, ioI
having signed and sanctioned The Maine Law
MIR Crosby, when before the people, showed an
inclination to court the ant-liquor law influence.
But he is 'good Wing" and the Wings have
succeeded in making hun Governor.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-17

MORE lRIsH PArRIors CoMING = In
speech recently delivered in Cincinnati, MIR
Meagher said
did not regain my freedom TO forget others
Suffice i to say, that ifthey not soon amongst
you as free as | am, it is not my fault, nor The
fault of those who may assist them. hutlheir own
Measures have been taken, and means afforded
and trust that before long, we shall hear that
another ship, bearing another irish rebel. has left
that shore, and left it under thai flag of the FIVE
stars, beneath which found an asylum in this
land
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-17

FROM MExlco.-Advices from Tampico to 9th
Dec. state that the revolution is spreading with
unexampled rapidty over Tamaulipas and the
adjoining states. The leading officers had pro-
nounced in favor of the revolution amongst whom
were Coils. Casanova Crue, and Senorito.
The Tamaulipas papers confidently pronounce
the government of Arista as doomed.
NJ Don CARA, the Governor of Tamaulipas
publishes address justifying the revolution
Coils Mejia and Vega had joined the insurgents
and wer organizing force of fifteen hundred men
to march upon San Luis and other interior
states
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-17

LUCK IN GOLD DIGGING.-A person writ
ing from South Weymouth, says: The young
men who have gone TO California from this vicin-
ny have been emlnently successful. am advised
by recent mails, that one young man fiom South
brainiree, IN The Southern mines, has sent home
to his father thirty thousand dollars neigh
Dor Of mine sent by Adams g. Co.'S express to his
mother, as sample, AZ ounces OF gold and a
breas-pin valued at $50. One of our townsmen
out there dug up $4,000 in one day.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-17

CuBA:-Willis, in one of his letters to the
Home Journal, says
Whatever republican love for us there may be
among the Creoles in other parts of the island,
there is no trace of it to be found in the scornfu
lip OF the Havana gentlemen recognizing an Amer
lean. coffee house in the suburb the walls of
which were painted with caricatures Of us, gives
key to the feeling most prevalent in the me-
tropolis.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-17

DEATH oY VETERAs.-A n.g,o I,,.l. Az
10 New Orleans, who was supposed 10 ho Z, ,sa
neishborhood Of liz years od.--7farels,. ~
GB- r. w N. Bailey, the original lounde, or
the Wustrated London Nsws, Is dead. He los,
all his money IN this undertaking, which is now a
perfect gold mine.
~ II is said that two thousand dollars worth Of
sheep have been killed by dogs, IN West Hartford.
during the past two years. The dogs are sy and
cunning, and do the mischief principally in the night
time.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-17

EuOMPsON 81 co.. Express lofwafders having
made arrangements Tor drawing Checks directly ON he
Belfast banking Company, AT Belfast Ireland or ANY nj
tsbrahches, ready 10 draw Checks ON the aLov.
Company, from & to & 10000
the advantage OF sending 10 friends lbroud Bnnk
Check instead of Drafts individuals must be clearly
obvious. ~ W "e"'V
Bills OF EXCHANGE, Checks, and Passage Cert,6en,es.
ior passages from Liverpool 10 New York or Bopton
iufnShsd al ms office. $. V.R. IllCKCOX, Agent,
Jee az Waldo Block, Main street, Worcester
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-17
JAMES ri. PETRcE


Ueheral Collector, 2l2 Main Street.
Al wares ter, Mass, will ateAd TO the collecting NJ
dn9 Accouh's OF every description with prompt
hstfkENcks.CBenl. 2. Haywood, NJ. D.; Hon. EN-
DRY ashburn Goddard Rice d. ca /. r. ! I,n
q 20, FARE d Drew, OF Orcesler. NJ ID Phillips.
es9;, " the hrn Of Phillips, Sampson O. Co. Boston,
Worcester, June z6 1852 ~ az
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-17

The WEATHER. The ice men look cheerily
again. The thermometer began to lal Saturday
night !, had been mild through the day. and at II
O'Clock 7. NJ, il stood at 80. On Sunday morning,
1t had ialen 10 Is, and continued to ia through the
day Last evening, il was ut o, but there were
some indications Of change, as il cIooded up
Should The cold continue, there will be ice enough
yet without sending TO Vernon, for il.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-17
jon BOYnEN.

STOCK, Exchange, and Money Broker.
- % <Oo nain street.-Uncurrent Bank Notes
as St"cks anu Specie, bought and sold. Bills of Tx
g"et SuIdwn on barring, Brothers d Co payable in
nglsha Ireland scotland, C.. in sums 10 suit Drafts
nu votes collected III any State in the Union and the
|anadas Loans negotiated, &c.,&c
Oihce directly front OF the Worcester Home and m
Worcester, NAV 49, 1882 ~ 49,