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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-09-08

Sg'EeESG s. SUMMER GOODS
E9lACk. Plain and Watcrcd Silks. Rice
% Plaid Powered Silks. at - C; CInnrca-
bic Silks. G2a to - c: Striped and Plaid Silks
- to 81 81. J: large l"t of Lawns. fast colors.
IL C; plaid and striped lawns. l21 c, worth
lSs c; Ca'icos, fast colorS, 6, to 10 c; Ba-
RACES, Chall.s, Barasc dc Laincs, De Bcgrs,
&c. Also
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-11-03
WHOLE NO. 526.

nor difcrerces, we give this writer our hand. In
consideration, however, Of the anteeedents oC the
Cuban revolutionists and tier allies in the United
States, we beg leave to make one suggestion.
I'll Pueblo Informs Us of fact, of which vo
were Ignorant, that the Cuban Junta, which has Of
late and OF itself fallen to pieces, was Of the same
arbitrary character as the government il aimed 70
subvert that il had no legitimate authnrity found
ed on the choice or consent Of the subjects and as
sociatcs whose aiiars it assumed to manage, and
whose action 1t assumed TO direct that II has rem
dcred no account of the moneys it received or of
the amount or manner of their expenditure; and
that the question is now under consideration, of
holding Cuban Convention for the purpose of
electng by free and general suffrage, a new Jun
ta, which shall be the exponent Of The will Of its
constituents and responsible to their power.
In this state of things our suggestion is, that
one at least Of the proposed Junta be colored
Cuban, enjoying the entire confidence of his race.
This would be but modest representation Of the
GOOOUO coored people of the i9and.
III the noble sentiments We have quoted are
to be carried out, the authors Of them will, Of
course, be willing and desirous 10 adopt every Just
and reasonable method Of gaining the confidence
ana engaging the cooperation Of their coioured
eountrymen. But if they are throwing out lures
to detach free coluured men from the Government.
Uhich has thus tdr ShOtcR Itself hcii best friend
or rather their least unmereiu oppressor, in order
to betray them into the Jaws of successful South
illibusters then will it be seen how necessary
It is to apply such tests as will detect the fraud
Let the reformatory reyolutonists place by tho
side Of Quitman independent sagacious and
full-blooded Cuban black, if one can be found who
is willing to associate with hm ard then the hand
which we have given in homage to principles shall
be put to the work of applying them 10 the Island
Of Cuba.
We notice with great pleasure the repeated as
surances Of the editor that the idea of annexation
is renouneed, That project
as not nor it cannot come to good"
The island would be shaken frsm its moorings,
and float in n Of blood before the object conld
be attained and it, by miracle it should be at
last, the result, under present circumst Stances
would be an awful curse to our country and to the
human race. May God in his mercy, save us
from it, and may his wrath take any shape but
that Die
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-11-03
rs not nor It cannot come 10 good"
WHITE SLAVES.

The Sacdnnah Republican, printed in tho Dem.
oeratic State Of Georgia which boasts Toombs,
who says he will yet call the roll of his Slaves at
the foot of Bunker-llill monument, has in its i'm
preston Of the 18th inst. the following advertise
ment:
1850 REWARD. D.-RUNAWA from the sub.
scriber on the 22nd ult my Negro man ALBERT,
who is y years of age rey 9ciiie, so much so that
he arould not be suspected Of being Negro. Has
tllc eyes, and rery light hair Wore when he left,
long thin beard. and rode common chestnut sor-
rel horse, with about so belonging to himself
"IIe is about feet inches high, weighs about
l4O lbs, has humble and meek appearance, can
neither read nor write and is kind and amiable
fellow, speaks much like low country negro He
has doub. been led off by some miserable wretch
during my absence to New York
"The above Reward will be paid for his delivery
to me, or to Tison Mackay, Savannah, or for his
apprehension and safe confnementin any Jail where
| can get him. JN. TISON,
''oct 5--tf Bethel, Glynn Co., Georgia."
The mechanics of tho North who yet ego the
Democratic ticket blnd" please to observe that
the ordinary argument in favor of Slavery on ac.
count the slaves being black is approaching nu-
tllty more and more every day, owing to the pc
culiarities of the chivalry, and hostsof men, al
NEST or quite as white themselves are advertised
in the Southern newspapers rs runaTays or for
sale-and their intelligence and skill duly set
forth when under the hammer, though denied Of
political arguments. Of course the system of
Slavery can only be sustained by lies, and the
wretched dupes Of the system at the South-"the
poor white trash"-not being able to understand
the truth are trampled upon deluded but we
ought to expect better things of every white me-
chanic Of the North, notwithstanding the existence
Of such presses as The Express, The Journal Of
Commerce, 7 he PennSylranian, &c.-Nete York
tribune
Here is another case from the Houston (7sxas)
Telegraph.
AN INDIAN SELLING WHITE GIRL.-A letter
from Springfield, Texas, dated August 28 furnish-
es the Houston Telegraph with tho following &C.
count Of a very singular affair:
about four weeks since Indian passing
through this country, Offering for sale girl who ia
as white any white person, and wAo has every
appearance of being a full white person. She was
taken from the Indian by nineteen twenty men,
of this country She says she was brought from
Missouri when a child; that her fathers namo
was Rusk or Rush that she was brought to this
State by a Mr.. Hawkins, and sold by him to a
Mr.. Cox, living Boham, and that Cox sold
her to G. S. Gaines, (the Indian) who was Offer
ing her for sale here"
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-11-03

declares that such escaping not only into .another
State or Territory, but into unorganized territory.
or into the Indian country, shall be subject to re-
capture; and to make this effective. inasnuch as
the Fugitive Slave Act has not provided the means
Caleb Cushing, the Attorney for Slavery, enacts
that the claimant may recapture by force such IN.
gitives in unorganized Territory, and the Federal
Executive seize them and deliver them up by force
when found in the Indian country.
And all these gross, outrageous usurpations are
founded upon utter perversion of the simple
constitutional provision, "that no person held TO
service or labor in State under the laws there.
Of escaping into another, shall be discharged from
such service or labor" &C.
Look ut the practical working of this Cushing
amendment.--N J. Ice. Post,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-11-03

born, and die in The depths Of the same dcgradn
ton?
For all this, some one is responsible, and the ac-
count must be fearful to whomso ocver the crime j.
attributed. No other mortal sin can compare with
it. Ages ago nations were swept away with the
bcsam Of destruction, for crimes not half 80 tre-
mendOus.
In my next will endeavor to show where stand
all the great religious bodies Of America ON tins
subject as well rs the most eminent dviues, indi-
vidunlly and personally. This may help us to an
answer to question. 1t is high time the truth
should be known-truth which may be tried in
the FIRE Of the strctest enquiry
PARKER PILLSBUEY.
GlnernNr Snnt 1QIh
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-11-03

The influence of serfage op ths prosperity OF
of Russia NJ de Tegoborsk distihctly declares to
be disastrous. "Slave labor, he says. sis always
Jess productive than ee labor that is, not always
as regards the interest of the proprietor but as re-
CARDS the total amonnt Of value created by the em-
ployment of labor" The number Of serfs in Rus
sia he estimates at about 46 per cent Of the male
population
Fourteen suits have been commenced against
the Cambon and Amboy Railroad Company Ia
Philadelphia.
The Democrats will have Eve members Of the Sep.
ate, and about twenty-five members Of the Hoess.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-11-03
A correspondent of the Free Presbyterian writes
from New York city as follows -

A correspondent of the Free Presbyterian writes
from New York city as follows:-
The American Tract Society Iouse.-0n enter.
ing this spacious building, something naturally
and unavoidaby painful and gloomy steals over
the mind while rejecting that among the immense
mass of theological lore, in the form of books,
tracts and periodicals, not word of rebuke is ut.
tered against American Slavery, sin of al others
the most fruitful ruinous anu soul-damning and
is shaking the foundations of earth heaven and
hell Yes Brother, amid the millions on millions
of pages issued from this house not line OF re.
monstr against the blood -guiltiness of the op
pressor and man n.stealer! Minor evilsate denoun-
ced severely-but this giant sin is'passec by in
utter silence And what caps the climax Of this
glarng and heaven-daring inconsistency is, the
managers Of this Society, we are informed, are re-
solved, firmly and deliberately to perseyere in
this scheme, never to alter or dsannul this cove.
nant with death and hell 'Wo to them that de;
cree uniighteous decrees.' lVo! 100 100
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-11-03

ellow-citizens ] here declare before you this day
hat ] am convinced, if the course which, with a
few Southern gentlemen, adopted on that oeca-
sion, had been also pursued by the majority Of
the representatives from the South. you would not
now witness tho deep and fearful excitement
which agitatcs the people Of the North"
Mr.. Hunt is of opinion, that under any circum-
stances Kansas and Nebraska are dcstincdto be
FREQ Stnles.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-11-03

The Hon. Theodore G. Hunt, Of Louis ana was one
of the Southern Representatives es in Congress who
had tLe frmncss to vote against the repeal ol the
Missouri Compromise. On the 18th ult., he ad-
dressed public meeting Of his constituents, Civ
ing shom his reasons for opposing that repeal
which involved such q breach Of faith aud honor
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-11-03
THE-W0RK OF NATIONALIZING SLA-
VERY

The work of nationalzing Slavery goes on
The Administration evidently considers it tie
American Institution, claiming paramount regard
and protection. The Fugitive Slave Act being too
limited in scope Mr.. Attorney General Cushing
has lately amended it, SO us to make it universal
in its operation on all American soil. We copy
from the National lntelligencer an abstract of the
tp,ou
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-25
Boston advertisements.

REORE BOUNTY LANDS.-By the Act
Iva Congress- passed March g. 1855, all Officers, Sea
men, and Slders, who have served FOURTEEN DAYS
in any War of the United States since l775 entitled
100 Of hand if they have not received it. Those
who have received 40 so acres, entitled to
enough more to make thI 100. Those who have re-
ceiged 100 acres not entitled to any The bene-
fit Of this act extends to the widow and minor children Of
the soldier but to other heirs, Those who have
engaged in BATTLE, are entitled to 100 acres without
regard to the period of their service.
Persons having claims under this any other act, will
have them promptly attended to by calling on writing
TO, A. D. RICHARDSON & CO., II Railroad Exchange,
Court Square, Boston who pay cash for warrants.
N. B. We have faithful and experienced Agents in
Washington, and make chaege in any case, unless
we obtain the land. ...., deodef r :. nch
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-25
20 E,ft.s

Two LET-Two tenements on Lafayette street. oppo
site the Junction Depot Inquire OF : q Z -
Jezo g A. THAYER, 2ls Main Street
NEW STORES TO LET.-The very cana
clons and convenient Stores in the New Block on
good tenants. Apply to PHILANDER PUTNAM
Or to L. s. P. HARRINGTON, 2s4 Main street.
O. a1s ,dtfs "a
gRNENEMENTST TO RENT.--E. D. ABBOTT
q 70 viii have several Tenements to rent the Ist Of
October varying In price, $50 to SIPS aor further
information, enquire at their Office,
$40 diff 40. 1Flsggs Building.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-25
Books, ct.

IA NEW EDITION OF THE EGONOM-
"a ICAL H0UShKE EPER, by Mrs, E A. ROWLAND.
This Book, of which than 900 copies have been
Sold will be SENT in neat binding the address of any
person the United States free of pogage by their re-
may be sent il eoivenent. Address the Publisher,
WIN. ALLEN, 275 Main st.
Worcester. Oct. IL, 1855. daw6m
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Ditto with right Ditto with right Ditto with right
to change once TO change to change once
week $50 week ST week $25
~ The contractor for square for year with the right
fchange has also the privilege of making up bis space
with several small advertisements If he chooses Larger
Advertisements At the same prop0rtio nate rates
% advertisements inserted every other day. or on
special days, two thirds Of the above rates Advertise
uens ordered inside all the time 33 per cent advance
Special notices, rs per cent. advance.
eaded business notices; in reading columns 10 cts a
inc for one insertion.
Notices of Funerals Is cts. Obituary notices. in ad
diton to the record of the death, cents per line
WEEKLY PAPER. One square, 8 weeks al co Each
additional insertion 2Qc's On squars 6 months $780,
One square, year, $500
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-25
Clothing, Mr.
GRE At UsiU
At
w ALL G. BALLOON MS,
FOR
REkDf MADE CLOTHING
PRICES MARKED DOWN!

Clothing Sold Cheaper than ever before
in Worcester!
WALL BALLOON take great pleasure in announcing
the citizens # Worcester and vicinity that we are pre-.
pared to sell READY MADE oL9FHINa cheaper than
any other House in the city, If we have to
S E L l. At co S TT!
We are bound not to be unlersaId by any one Our
Goods are the bestthe market affords made of the bes
material, and in the latest styles. We have large va
riety Of
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods,
Consstngo Cravats Ties SILK and Cotton Pocket Hand.
kerchie's. Shirts, Collars. Bosams, Gloves Wool,
en- Undershirts and Drawers &C. In our
STOM DEPA MENT.
may be found large assortment of Piece Goods Fl encb
and American Doeskns, Foreign and Domestic Broad.
cloths Velvet silk and Cashmere vestiugs which viii be
made to order in the best manner at short notice, and
sat sfaction given
Do no forget the place to buy cheap.
No. 3 Worcester House Block.
$ SSW; f nAHeoh WALL s. BALLOON.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-25
DAR IRON AND STEEL.

=
Il R O N
20 tons assorted Swedish Iron, fat and square.
10 :" best Norway Bar Iron
$50 assorted best refined Iron, round nat, and
square.
80 tons shafting Iron, from II to einches round.
20 s small round, and square Iron, from Lie to 81
Of an inch. - ~
5 tons U. B. horse-nail rods. .
10 =. horseand ox-shoe Iron. ..s =
10 best Norway rods, and shapes assorted.
20 = hoop and band Iron. from to inches wide.
20 best Genuon Iron. s+tslk .Stti :
6 Lowmore Iron. assorted X
Oval, and halfronnd Iron -5s,-
Sheet Iron.
ST E Ell.
tons sleigh shoe Steel (Swedsh)
$. best cast Steel, (Sanerson, Bro.-& Coz
round machinery Steel ttf
g English spring
German
Blistered (LD .A
-Corking
ALSO.
Fisher 8 Norris Cast Steel Face Anritsl ana
Vices. Best Easglssh AstiSs and Vices,
Horse Rasps and Files.
NUTS and WASHERS -AXLE-rREES and BOXES,
ELLIPTIC SPRINGS, BLACKSMITIfS BE L10Ws,
BLAcKSMITH'S SEA COAL. OHIO AND NOVA
GRIND STONES.
Horse Nails, made from the best u B. Iron warranted
N. B. p, l. l. are also Agents for ADRIONAO AMER
loan CAST STEEL.
gT The above will be sold the most. favorable terms
BY the subscribers at the old stand Washington Square
y9 t PRATT INMAN.
Worcester, Oct /. 1884 deo6av
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.1Oarts.

DAY be made, can be obtained at the AUentss
Emporium, 276 Main street, Worcester. Honorable
Employment for both ladies' and gentlemen No capital
required until the business is fairly tried after which,
from five to fifty dollars For grand chances, call soon.
$40 diff VIM. ALLEN
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Price Two cents.
Grolkerp, &c.


Inc subscribers are now prepared n shoyv soo a..
assormentof GAS FIXTURES "a San be- so,,ra an
s,s y In New York Boston, all Of which viii Be
soa 20 per cent cheaper than can be purchased
In either OF those cities. 49, y Puis4SSs su
We are daily receiving from the 1aresst and bs.,
uiacturers in this country, all their new patterns
Z II A N d J. E RS, PENDANTS
BRACKETS, SO. :
Any one In want o. Gas Fixtures should no, Eat, 20 al,
sn9 examine our stock before purchasing, when We shall
rect and how itiswe can afford to do It.
d ocLl dawI BROWN 4 FIRTH
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TO MERCHANTS WHO BUY
4. IL OC K cry WAREf.

81
BhoWN &'FLRTH wouli respectfully invite the at
ensoh OF merchants TO heir extensive assortment Of
Cfoc6ery, Glass Ware, Paper Ham1snqs, &c.,
''sing more general variety Of House Furnishing
in the country. - 's@''iSualens
AS We have very large retail trade it becomes neces
sary Tor us to import oar goods In large Quantities and "a
buy all American goods direct OF the h,eS
enables us TO get bur goods a the lowest rics and n
70 any country merchant larger assoFtmens Of rich and
S9non geoas 70 select frnm at prices low as can be
bought In New Ysrk or Boston, aia Terms as Iibeya
Merchants BY calling at establishment viii become
ssais tnt they VIII save time Al money by giving as
laetr orders IS they can Az their meorandums at one
store In less time than they can at a dozsm !, = 80
OIL dawtf BROWN & FIRTH
80 In9N-sTONE CROCK ERF ye1sS7
S.ssE " x E:EM Manufactured by JphD Al 90
NJ COCK, Cobridge England. and sold only at NJ
NO ISL MAIN SIRE EFT
~ Is now an acknowledged fact that in rcirt ~ ensl,
style and durability, these goods staaI I'd An n y
n tns market Encouraged by the success which has
the sale Of these goods have been en-
aoied to maze extensive avrangeents or RECEIVING fbs
oset rom me manntaHtry thereby reducing the cost
ana consequently making saving for the purchaser
wouid have tdstinetly understood that warrant the
glazing Of this ware NOT TO CRACKLE
nave now on hand complete and extensive gssork
h n o. goods 81 the above manufacture COG ether With
PLAIN AND GOLD BANDFRENCH CHfNA
DlnnsI, BREAKFAST and Toilet Eares also ny usual
s,ocs o. GLASS WAR r, Britannia and platsd
Gooas Table Cutlery, Solar, Stand and Hanging Eamns
Sirandoles, Tea Trays. Curtain Bands and Pins
~ aau.tioh 20 me above goods have al extensive
stool Of French and American
7 II a II ~ r. H a MIG IN q 81.
Bcrders Fireboar5 Prints Curtain Papers PsinteI WIN
qow Shades and Fixtufes &c, de- thus Comprising the
most complete assortment in the city :
As am constantly recsving goods from the principal
Iact9res IN Europe and America T. am edabed 10 Offer
AlRd IMPROVEMENTS to the patrons Of this ex
senslye establishment. and all who may eAvor me With
sa', may depend upon finding stock always complete
and prices satisfactory as lam determined nj e bs ~
eeed. t NV W ~ "a ,
N Manufacturers, Agents and others. using solsx
Smneys, can be supplied With them FACTORY Prices
JOSEPH p. HALE,
Isl Main ST., LIST door north OF Post ONCE ~
s $50 ie Fl, sF.5;sft rdaWtf
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NMT OOLEN MACHINERT.- L. GOD.
Wv DAKD, Ngw Yore only manufacturer of the orig
inal STEEL RING and TOOTH BURRING MACHIN ES=
and FEE ROLLS to ne attached to First and also to
Second Breakers and Fiuishers OF Wooden Cardng Ma
chimes. The alta hment 10 second Breakers and Finish
ers is and very important. These machines in
successful ope atJn first Breakers in st of the>
principal WOODEN Factories in The United States Canadas,
ald Mexico, and deemed by experienced manufacture
trs the perfect machines used, and Indispensable
the economical and successful manufacture of wool.
They IN fact the ouy strong, durable and
fully operating machines in No carding machine
should hour without them
The Feed Rolls are strong dorable, and worthy Of at
tentlon.
Circulars explaining these machines and Rolls refer
mills having them in use, &C. be had by ad
dressing. Q. L.. GODDARD.
No. Bowling reen. New York, to whom osaers Should
be directed. dlv sll
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VENHE undersigned having purchased TIE patent tight
d of HABLIDAY'S SELF REGpLATINf WIND
MiLf is ready contract Tor their erection upon
terms stated below with tile guarantee that if ley do not
give entire satisfaction they may be returned after six
N IN hs' test and refund the money.
By ngenius and novel arrangementthis Mill is made
10 regulate it.elf SO not to run beyond given mum
her of revolutions per minute thus enabling them to stand
the gales without the risk Of being blown down.
Unlike other Mills this viii require watching, and after
being put order will require only occasional ong,
for months and even years. For economy in raising or
forcing water for barns and dwellings, for gating or
draining lands and for Railroad purposes this Mall will be
foand 10 surpass everything Of the kind,
These Mills were awarded the highest premium Silver
Medals together with Dipomas at the late State Fai
held at Philadelphia and Ne York.
Prlce at Shop for Mills designed tor Pumping Vat
only.
No. l. 8 Wings Fans ts diameter,. sac
20 q " ora wings 12ftdiamr,' 81
4" IL "...................-.l6 0
g. !" lB ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1925
Is 6. - 10 ". ......s..,ZlO
All orders and inquiries should be addressed to
PERRY THAYER,
aus d&wtf South Groton or Worcester, Mass.
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THE GREAT. SHOW
--oF-
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
Is now open, and WILDE continued through the season. at

Is now open, and will be continued through the season.
VALENTINE e STUDLEYS,
NO WoRCESt'ER HOUSE BLOCK,
Cor. Main and Elm streets.
All articles on exhibition will be sold, called for by
the Visors but arrangements have been made to replace
all articles disposed Of so that there will becn hand each
day full and complete assortment of
FIVE AND co NON oTERCOA1S, BUSINESS
AND DdESS COATS, SH4WLS,
Doeskin, Cashmere ard satinet PANTS; Velvet, Silk,
Satin, Plush, and Wooden VESTS;
BOY s. CLOT HING,
and any quantity of UNDERsHIRTs and DRAWERS,
Guernsey Ftocks, Muffers, Wool and Leather Mitten
and Gloves, oravats Shirts Bosoms, Collars, Caps Um
brefas, Dressing Gowns, &C.. &c.
Garments made 10 order iu n superior
manner. davtf sIS
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THE WORCESTER spy.
Printed and Published by JOHN SIE7oS hARuz,
eHeaAs DREW, at No 2l2 Main Street. Worcester Mass

FFIllea and L'1oIlshed by JOHN MILTON HARL0,
EHeaAs DREW at No 2l2 Main Street Worcester, Mass.
TERMS OF PUBLICATION ,
DAILY PAPER.-Five dollars per year So so for six
nsnths; $5 for three onhs 10 cents per week; single
opes two each. Hqen maid strictly IN Alliance
DEDUCTION of Il year will be made aud proportionate
eduetion If paid qdartery or half yearly in advance
WISELY PAPER.---Price two dollars a year. 81 for six
MONTHS and so cents for three months IF paid strictly in
advance, $l,75 cts. year; sngec6p:es cents each
u The postage on theeday by mail any part of
quarter. On the Weekly in Worcester County nothing
in all other parts of Massachusetts,, 10 cts year; in
other States, "a cts. q year
RATES OLE AbrERr1sINn
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NJ OTICE.-The subscriber having made change
" in his busiuesssby taking partner. would hereby
give notice that all accounts due him settled i'm
mediately. A. PEASLEE.