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SPECIAL NOTICE.


y AN u AT 10 4, 1900.
The abova arra,ro,o,t vii, bo .,r;,,,, .,t.-., >,
o1 - jrt oii, WI ~ S%a'tly aiMeTfa %,
Their hills len ar cocti If t tIS m ~ i ~ ~
Tannar i' o' ChWRpRTT IS S|e1 ~ S9 lSt Oh
JAM dtf
a7oY,Ir,II = - - -, - = -
~ -. ~ Is heiepy gwen that ule GopartnersMP
HerStoloTe eNstps under 'l!e nrih OF Ienny NC
Lane, dssolyed and the said Tenny has no authority
company. me subscriber Will settle the AFFAIRS Of the
opar.nets,i'P I IA, 7ozs JAMES nCLANE:
noLCesteL, jan Itn' 1000. No-&wNS jams
EAESSOLyTEON OF COMPREHENSIVE The
firm Of Basset Fairbanks is This ay dissolved nv
mutual consent All persons Indebted 10 the subscribers
are ''que9'7u 10 MAKE immaculate Payment ,1 se
Vorcest Ian o 1s55 n FsIPRLNKs
NC hnsass Of tba late r, r h 90 ,tij ~
rar,e Of n 4 SSIlTT II IHn.Nt5H &, 10 T II't; ~
tJ Cr.lr. h,.i1s Nv -, " - ~, ~ auu'ttD W
hand full assortment Of pint. Oils and 6va sy, W.
iiI III " i ~ u t%i1a, Nls, luu Dye Stuils,
W. @ M S, "lt 90 Ie p'''' Oh DO reasoaoe Terms
Tbapki,,I fr mast fSvors we v,,Il octf,, ,ift
sbaro .tf % ~ vt NJ ~ yci1,y 3 q"
" pU0i " w III ~ 9iis t9m square
~ - B;a.fIpGnttik'Ks
Worcester, Jan. o. 1866. AQUILLA Il. TAFT
janl6 DIFF
- " -------
8 bASSOLU JiOa.-Noticei Is hereby given that
~ ~ tlG CopdftnJtseP heretol9e existing under he
lrm ana style OF BAKER, BELLOWS, n 90, is here
by dissolved NAkkhN BAKER.
WILLIAM IL. LUTHER
tioneI aa1,;,st rocs,;gin ~ 49,, - Ia ~ IL, u
s;,rn.l - i'5-,S ~ n , I' +. ., - ''N oSii'"S'
''s"'' u ''''0'''U " ''Nei' Denv" a Hr nv;
VA II f,Tr1rp
""i'es'er' Jan To- 1000 uot Ianlo
ENOPA RTNERSHIP NOTICE-The Co
partnership formerly existing between s. d Harding
and Moses Taft under the firm of Harding Il Tat uid.
ers was dissolved by mutual consent on the 22d of iuy
1854. MOSES TAFT
6NOPARTN ERSHIP NOTICE.-The un-
dersgned formed Copartnership under the name of
tnue the carpentering business at the old stand of Hard
irg & Taft MOSES TAFT
dog d4w* DAVID ATHERTON
ENOPARCNERSHlP NOTiCE.-The sub
u scrlbers would respectfully give notice to the citizens
Of Worcester that they have this day formed Copart-
nership under the name and frm Of BELCHER Stow
ELL for the purpose Of carrying the Provision AID
Vegetable business in all its branches, at the City Hall
Make
Thankful for past vors they would most respectfully
solicit continuance Of the public patronage.
TRhNCiS p p' sTn Wilt
Worcester Ian 1st 1s55 adv in1
80
NOTiCE,-The Copartnershp heretofore existing
~ under the firm of CULVER jerks, is this day DIS
solved by mutual mt The business of the late firm
VIII be settled by H. b. jerks, who is hereby authorized
GEO + GiISfTTvER
H. r. LINKS
North Brookfeld Dec, 26. 1854
II n M, .-..,.,,a A.. ..,....,,....,-
~ D. 'enNs WIN outinue the manufacturing business
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MACULLAR. WILLIAMS &c 90
81 PEPcr's Block, MnTs Street,

27i PiPer's Block. Mnis Street,
SIGN OF THE FULL DRESSED MAN,
Have always on hand immense stock of CLOTHING,
Clothing, aud general wearing apparel sale at
Wholesale and Retail
Country merchants viii And it highly advantageous to
their interests to call at store offer them
goods cheaper than any other house in the country.
In our Custom Department, may be found the ex-
ensie assortment of Piece Goods he found in this city,
consisting of BroGdciothS DoeSkinS Black and Fancy
CGSSlnereS CdStorS Bearers, PeStiRgS, in Grenldne
and London Silks De{Uets Plush, Cashmere &C. which
will be made up at the shortest notice, and in the
manner under the charge of Mr. ALBERT PATrRRsoNwho
cannot be exceed by any in this city, expert
oncei Cutter. dawtf o6
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~ OTg c E,-AIl notes and accou is due us on the
" lst gfJuy 1851 that paid or before an
uary 10th, VIII be found at lawyers office !or coll ction
after that date, anl all those whose accounts we're due
October LIST. 1851 will find their bills at the same place
after January 1871, il not paid And to those whose ac-
counts dIe nj this date would say if thru wish
to keep their credit good with u.s. they must pay promptly
We have ope ed our new Store, in Fagg's New
Block aid within tw1 weeks shalt be prepared to show
better assortment of Rich and Common Goods than can
be found at ay other store in New England With prices
as low as the ioUeSt # them for Cash.
Bh0WN CO., No 2 Flagg's Block.
Worcester, Jan. !, 1855 DIV ian2
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FOR SALE-AT A GREAT bare

AFT LARKIN SMITH
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S55.7OO

800, roo
w O RTH OF PRES ENTS
The subscriber offers for sale ONE HUNDRED
THOUSAND copies Of his work, entitled
THE AMERICAN ORATOR"
This book contains nearly two hundred extracts
from the writings of prominent American In the
Appendix will be found the Declaration of Independence
with fac SMILES Of the Sgners; the Constitution of the
United States Washngton's Farewell Address; and
F seven hundred and fifty autographs of distinguished
individuals.
From the profits arising from the sale Of these Books
the following presents will be made:
COTTAGE on Portland Street. thoroughly built
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EETORC ESTER MUTUAL FIRE IN
Wv SURANCE COMPANY.

Insurance Company held Dec 18th, 1854, the following
officers were elected;
President-ANTHoNY CHASE.
Tredsurer-FRED. VIZ. PAINE.
Secretary-CHARLEs NJ. MILES.
observation-disclosures Torrey, Fitchburg Paul Within,
Northbrige; Amory Holman, Bolton, Aanson Hamilton,
". Br, ozelI; James s. WoodwCrth, Worcester; VIM. T.
Mcrrded, Worcester; David Lee, Barre; David s. Mes.
singer, Worcester.
The amount at risk December l. 1851 $l3,336,S 42
The number Of Policies outstanding, is 1927. The
Company sustained the past year, thirteen partial and
twentyone total losses, amounting to $l5OI5SO, which
have all been amicaby adjusted and paid with the
cepOn of 500, which has not been called for The nett
cash funds Of the Compay December j. 1854 amounted to
$l46,4g730, which is invested in Bank Stock and Mort
cages on Real Estate.
1t will be from the Thrtieth Annual Report Of the
Old Worcester Mutual Fire Insurance Company that it is
decidedly for the interest # all who have property located
in the County Of Worcester, md such class
They still adhere strictly to the policy which has
the County Of Worcester They insure only the safes
class of property. They employ irresponsible agents,
and charge only such premiums adequate to the
risk. They make no assessment, but refund av-
erage, than SO per Of the premium received
The steady increase Of business from year year. this
Office notwithstanding the formation Of other
conflicting Companies, and the exaggeratons and mis-
representations Of their interested agents. is sufficient
proof of the souness of the principles which this Com
pany have adopted, and uniformly followed.
CHARLES NJ. MILES, Sec'y.
ANTHONY CHASE Pres't. diff jan1
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BEROVID ENCE * WORCESTER
n RAILROAD co. DIVIDEND.
dividend Of three per cent, thres dollars on each
share) has been declared, payable the lOA day of
January nert at the office Of the Treasurer to those
holding stock as recorded the books of the Corporation
on the Both inst
Diyidends stock recorded at the Agency in Boston,
will be payable at the Howard Banking Company.
By Order, JOHN Il BALCI, Treas'r.
Providence, Il. l., Dec q, 1854. dH d21
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Rc0I Gstntc.
REAL EsTATE BROKER.

NOTICE .-The subscriber would respectfully tende
" his services as
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I WI
" Fosters BLOCK, opposite Boston Worcester Rail
road Depot prepared to furnish Drawings aud Spec
locations for Buildings OF every description and to super
intend the construction of the if desired Also will
give particular attention to making Drawings of Machinery
Applications by mail, will receive early attention. and
Drawings made and sent to any part of the country
Instruction given IN Architectural Mechanical Draw
Ing L. UNDERWOOD,
JOHN n. EARLE.
worcester, sept. 20, 1904. s2l d&w6m
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REAL ESTATE BROOK Err,
to any person having property for exchange either
the city adjoining towns and would solicit the atten
tion of Purchaseand invite them to call at 26 Main St.
where he viii be happy meet Them and convey them to
different parts of the city and show them his assortment
Of NE w HOU ES
part of which he viii sell Low for Cash. if applied for
Eoon and others on long credit
Also Building Lots for sale usuaand several good
bargains, on
FARMS,
4aJvy Iookad naIava ara danpero1s
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6SOAP, SOAP.--5O bbls. oil Soap. 10 cases Soda
- Soap. For sale by q. =. a A, j. HOWE.
n25 dtf Worcester Bank D ook.
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htg TO DliCle IolnS CaDn.
Sunshine in Palace and Cottage and twenty other
kinds of books.
In cases where persons write for numbers already sold
the subscriber will invariably select the next highest num-
bers, unless those writing shall severalnumbers
The of each subscriber and the of the month
when each book is sol will be entered agairst each num-
Der.
lF The number that will be entitled to the Cottage has
been selected by Of The prominent of Worcester
sealed up and will not be opened till the numbers
all sold public meeting of the subscribers will then
he called due notice which will be advertised in all the
daily and weekly papers published in Worcester county
At this meeting, the envelope containing the number will
be opened, and the fortunate number made known The
number entitled to the Cottage viii be known to the
undersigned, till it is thus publicly announced.
After the books all disposed Of the numbers can be
examined by any subscriber, by Committee chosen by
subscribers.
u Each article is considered present.
IPThe Presents will be selected from the latest and
most fashionable styles of goods and will be warranted
give satisfaction.
n Price Of "The American Orator." or either of the
Books Engrayings--ONE DOLLAR.
u Every purchaser of book look at the number
selected
To GIubs-Cubs of 10 will receive II books or PIC
lures; of twenty % books; Of thirtyye 40 books Of
fifty 5S books OF seventyEye IS books; of one hundred
12O books,
o. Postmen and newsmen invited to act as Agents.
4 All orders to be prepaid, and accompanied with
the money.
DESTROYS Of engaging profitable business are invited
to call.
~ The same discount will be made to Agents as will
be made to Clubs.
All letters to be addressed to LEWIS C. MUM, 1888
Main St, up stairs.
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EbiSSOLUTHON.-No is hereby given that
Ky the Copartuership heretofore existing under he
firm and style of BAKER, BELLOWS, Il CO., is here
by dissolved WARREN BAKER
WILLIAM IL. LUTHER
All persons forbid trusting or giving crdt to
William l.. Bellows, in the Of sail firm and eau
toned against receiving any notes from said Bellows,
signed or Endorsed by Baker, Bellows, & Co.
". BAKER
WIN. Il. LUTHER.
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R4NOU ND.-A Roll Of Upper Leather, which the own
n er can have by calling on j. DAY at the City Mar
shals once DIFF jamie
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Has discovered in the combination Of four kinds of com
mon roots and herbs, remedy that is warranted cure
the worst cases of
GONST M DTJON
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z OST-LOST-LOST-Bet the Central Elk
a. change and Briney Hail. last evening, silk I'm
btela with an ivory handle. The umbrella was in a
black glazed case Whoever will return the to of
hce No Central Exchange, shall be suitably rewarded
Janis DIT
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6NOPARTN ERSHIP NOGICE.-The un-
" dersgned formed Copartnership under the name Of
Fait Athsron on the 7th of August 1851 and will
nue the carpenterng business the old stand of Hard
ipg Taft. MOSES TAFT
d2E d4wt DAVID ATHERTON.
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Epttrp cr rourr-Et, You Will ~
me The favcl t, rspuhish The following eS
tract from the Dem .AI,aaufe, IT the 30th
ulto., with the commentary upon The faets
which follow ..-.
"ELFcJon rup Cc4srArLr-hn election
viii be he'll on Saturday, the Isl he"nn-
bar. for Constable in Ward No. 2. Mr.,
WILLIAM sEvrnr is The Democratic tandi-
date He will make an efficient and faith
FIJI officer if his fellow citizens nutrnst the
business Of the office to his hands, which
we bav'nt doubt they will DO The poll
will he orened at the usual time and place
What are the facts, aud why was the
gentleman above named, formally annnrlne-
etl AZ the " Democratic candidate y The day
helore the election Z, Mr snvnte, until the
organization Of the American party, was
staunch Whig and as s,tcl,--of course, g,p-
posed all Democratic measures, and men
He joined the American party, and at 3he
time. the present Incumbent of the sS{fh-
sible ,,piifienl Office Of Constable. was nemi-
mated, Mr. Severe, was candidate for he
nomination. Not getting, it uninAuencs
ed by friends OF mericinary moiiyes,H he
withdre W from The American patiy-pub-
lished his card in the tt common sense eri-
dpmic' and went into the bosem Of the
Democratic fold With The ink scarcely
dry on his withdraw, he is taken up, by
the party prsfessng to be governed by prin-
cp,ie, only and with flourish Of tfhmpets
named lonly to be beaten) as the Demo
cratic candidate" pretend to be n demo.
erat, and should like note in way Of ex-
planation for this mode of procedure. The
question ls, can a man honestly and con
sciencously believe, that the principles,
advocated by the American party are
figh, ht is supposable case, then why is
it--that The cgly party governed hy p'in-
ciple (tlSs undefled and ineerrupihe de-
mocracy) should offer " re Wstds, for men
to icrsaks7 their PRINCIPLES iii they have
any az proclaim Themselves , either ID
"knaves OF something worse. | ask these
things, as what only confess to he, a
o DEMocRAT.
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NovEL SuDlEcr OF TAxArloN.--A
bill has been presented to the Lcgsla.
ture Of Tennes &c levying fine Of
five dollars on every gentleman who
wsars moustache, and fine Of five
dollars upon bachelors over thirty years
OF age, for the purpose ofraising money
to increase the school fund.
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SEerous ILLNESS OF RAcnEl.-Pha-
adeiphia, November 25,--Rachel is
very ill indeed, and there is no pros
pect at present fher being able to
continue her performances here -
Her physicians have advised her to
take trip to Havana for the recovery,
of her health.
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The Eco de Cuba, Of New York
publishes the solemn protest Of the
Havana Club against General Quit
mas "unlooked-for and unjusti6able"
desert'on of the Cuban cause, in which
the Club says that "from a liberator
of Cuba hc becomes her tyrant and
executioner, BY having created and up
held hopes which he has now deceiv-
ed
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Tuh SMrrrBs Ar LAneE.-It

TuH HrAIrrEs Ar LARGE 1t is
painful TO reflect, that uotwihstand-
ing an annual expenditure on the part
Of this State Of say-at low figure
$4,000, to revise The Statutes that
every succeeding attempt to do the
work, only confounds confusion. "A
gentleman remarked the other night.
il company with severel gentlemen,
that the voluminous work from the
pen and scissors. Of Mr.. Phillips, for
which the State has paid the modest
atim Of $4,000, IL such d mcdly Of
contradictions, that, that paragon Of
lawyers. who resides In Philadelphia,
might talya the book and strain his
eyes out their sockets, to find what
tile law is. and come off, no wiser,
than others. who with their eyes open,
are yet in the dark
The last legislature ran over this
volume, as 1t dill all things else, out
Of which nothing could be made and
as the book is already bound III calf to
lay on the library shelf with King
Il Co.'S digest which only costs
about $4o,oOo--of course the next
legislature, will consider the pfopriety
Of having the laws again revised, aud
give some other faithful partizan law
yer, a job. The same gentleman above
referred to, (who is a lawyer) said that
in company with an experienced mem
Der Of his profession, they spent a
whole day, in a furitless effort to find
the law governing successione
II is well know in reference to this
matter, that the laws of the land, are
not Intended fer the comprehension Of
the common mind but for Heavens
sake we say It in behalf Of The tax
ridden peoplc,--do let us have, the
statutes At large, eolated IN some fash
ion, to be ineligible SO those who
live BY them.
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WAR.---The following remarks by
Vetaire will apply very well to the
present war in the Ctinea
A hundred thousand mad animals.
whose heads are covered with bats,
advance to kill or be killed by q like
number of their follow mortals COW
cred with turbanH I}y this strange
procedure, they want to know whether
a tract Of land, to which none Of them
has any claim, shall belong to certain
man whom they call Sultan, or TO an
other whom they call Gar. neither Of
whom ever saw or over will see the
spot SO furiously contended for, aud
very few Of those creatures who thus
mu'uallS Sbutcher each other behc|d
the animal for whom they cut each
Others throats From time lmmemo.
rial this has been the way of mankind
almost 4 i over the earth What nc
excess " madness this is and how
deservedly might the Supreme Being
crush to atoms this earthly ball, the
bloody nest Of such rediculous m,r-
derers h
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fthr'''ic ''0''' ~ H'i'''s g
,,nale three long years ago, entitled,
"The Constitution If tho State Of
Louisiana, supposed to be fair ex-
preston Of the sovereign will If The
citizens Of The State. and designed rs
protection to them against The mad
ness and folly Of their representatives,
in General Assembly convened. Very
recently it has been mleh referred to,
and we are led to believe that the
original Of the document is still eS-
tanf. having wfhstood the ravages Of
time, and the relnorseless tooth Of OBJ
livipr.
Tho people should guard with y
jealous eye, their rights in ibis diree-
tion, Or government degenerates into II
mob faction, and their nearest and
dearest rights-tonching lie very
depths of their pockets, and hearts, are
trampled upon and disregarded. The
constitution is 1--WE have been told this)
written in clear and schYPl master
like chirography-the is S'e dotted
and the is crossed, aud it was intend.
ed to be comprehensive = the com
mon mind. Therefore i should be
read by eoeh citizen having an inter
est in the State. and committed to
amomoY by those who have minds re-
tent've enough to relsember their
debts. When It's provisions atS viola.
ted by any man or set Of men, a note
Sould be made o1Uhe fact, and ls or
they should be remembered for il
when Offering before the people for the
popular sutierage In the Higher
schools tbs constitution Of the State
should be read-everybod, should be
familiar with the docoment, as long AS
it remains the supreme governing
power. "z.t
The document referred to- has SO
ofteh-during the past tbreo years,
been grossly violated, or permitted by
tho legislature to be q dead letter, that
Ia IS refreshing and revivifyipg to sec
passages from it, now and then refer
red TO- In Monday evenings 1tvo-
cate we are pleased to Hnotico the fact
mentioned, that the public printing is
required to be done at the Capital
Indeed, the errors that creep into the
official Journal, from tho fact that
they are published u Hundred and
twenty miles distant, where the pro
per officers cannot coyoct the proof,
the expense ; the delay and occasion
al loss of n bill in transitu, makes it
ilnpo'itive on the legislaturo-if That
body has any regard for the interest
of the people and the law Of the land,
to require the printing in solido to be
}lono at the capital.
We know very well that the official
organ Of tie dominant party isJnot
here; but the printing pays well Gand
it ought to have a" branch;' at least
during tho session. If it were we'll
understood, then the organ would dis
course its music, accordingly; and
what it would loose by this fact in
1oud"css Of tone, might be made up in
melody. There is an act of the last
legislature, which the 1d0ocate refers
to, reading thus
THE journals Of each day, Of both
Houses, shall be printed in the State
paper aoithim t'c6 days after Me same
has been read and approued, under the
penalty of twenty-five dollars for each
failure. -
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}NU N BIER II.
Dinners rna Things.

|
evidence Of tho appreciation Of merit
Of whatever kind. there is TO better
way to demonstrate the same than by
giving either . dinner or u supper
A man can have no better evidence
nothing more conclusive and saiisfae-
tory to his feelings, that he is appreci,
ated, than a good dinner It appeals
to the heart, and oalls for the exercise
of the "more iender senslbilities. :
Carais "To the Public" expressive Of
regard aud esteem, are common and
the presentation of snuff box a
medal, oul2, pitcher of stick gives no
adequate idea Of an Intense expression
of esteem. For military honcrs brought
off from the tented field with whole
skin Of course there is nothing more
appropriate that n sword--emhlasoned
with arms, ihottoes, chhuons, caps Of
liberty, fllagreo and flags Of Tie Union.
OF this we have nothing to say-no
word Of objectione What we desire to
talk Of now, Is dinners, suppers, and
similar things. SThe fashion Of fra
ternal gatherings ut the table. for go
oial re union, and to mark day in
the era Of any particular society OF
brothers and fellows, is nm ancient
| custom honored in the Feast Of the
Passover, by the Patriarchs of old, and
the landing Of The Pilgrims at Gare
Cod, at n later period. =
For societies to assemble annually
mike merry and glorify The Lord that
it's individual members are not al
dead and that few have jourheyed 10
The other side Of The Styy, during n
seasoC is II pleasure secondary to 81"
other Ono thing however, character
izipg such meetings in those latter
days, savors Of asar1fsrism unknown
to tho hhcents men now, sten to
think that as soon as they have filed
their "gulets' will, bi valves and put
1uantum Of roast beef, Under their
vests, That this and this is all they arc
invited to feast for, and "by The pow
ors,'5it would seem from evidences
before us, that this is all they arc
wanted for. Not so. IF n man can.
not contribute to n feast, something
in rocompense for wb7st he takes away
some substantial sentimcnt---some
nnecdote That has not been used on
similar occasions more than seventy
times before ) he ought to do his feast-
ing in commcmoration Of "thc dny we
celebrate" at home. What is the feast
on such occasions 2 Is it not the sub.
stantial sentiment; the flashing Of
thought OH thought, and the friction Of
mind on mind. that makes the I'M
preston, which calls back the day and
hour, at time when We have tra'S
clFed onward and upward to another
period IF dinners and suppers arc
given, and men set down to them, for
no other ppspose tlfan to feed like {
other cattle, then it wo11|d be well for
them IS go speedily out Of fashion,
and let the poet sing a song to The
past, when mon could meet in social
communion, for intellectual enjoy
ment.
SUR ofMe Nnny Yard Grounds N