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JOHN II. BRAYNARD
DEPUTY SHERIFF,
WEST CHARLESTON, VERMONT. /
Settlers Wanted!
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

ALMON ORDWAH'S ESTATE.
TYNE Subscribers having been appointed bv the
4 Hon. Probate Court for the District Of Orleans
Commits Ouers, to receive, examine, and adjust
all claims AM demands Of all persons, against the
estate Of AINIoN OKnwAY late Of Westfield, IN
said district, deceased, represented iusolvent and
the term Of six months from the 18th DAY of Jan
uary, 1886, being allowed by said Court to tie
ere.iors OF said deceased, to exhibit and prove
their respective claims before US: Give notice.
that we will attend to tie duties Of our appoint
ment at the dwelIing-hou-e Of Nancy VI. Ordw4v
in Westfield in said District on the 9Th day Of
March and 18th day Of July next, ut 10 O'Clock
in the forenoon, on each of said DAYS
h hk4IR = s. R aILLER; Commissioners
Westfield January 18th, A. d ls56.-4-3w.
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Religious 1atciItgcntc.

Mis- sIoNs.-The contributions to the
American Board, in Boston, in 1876, are
as follows -
Nj Worm Cn.rl & snointr q 2-a 90
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Two more votes were taken, resulting
the same. Adjourned.
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Gal

DAID for Hides and shipping Furs. hr
1. Il. MCCLARA.
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- NtCtssaTy Tor choice lU2
Mr.. Williams offered a resolution pro
posing to elect a Speaker by plurality, if
after three additional trials no one should
receive majority of the whole number
of votes. The resolution was rejected
"a ayes, 106 nays. Adjourned.
Friday To, 10
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ALUMINUM.--The London Medical
Times, gives the following interesting
account of this new metal:
In an interview we recently had
with one Of the firm Of Rousseau, who
have obtained patent for a process Of
obtaining aluminium from clay, this
gentleman informed US that be had
little doubt Of being able to obtain the
metal at as low price as iron. Thus
in few years VIC may be carried
across the ocean in ships of aluminium !;
our bells and musical instruments, all
our cooking utensils, and an immense
number Of articles Of daily use ard
ornaments will, in oil probability, be
made of light, beautiful, indestructible
products of clay.
MIR. Bessamer's new process of manu.
featuring iron is said to be satisfactory
" established but it is violently op-
posed by many extensive concerns,
which feel interested in lerpetuating
he old mode Of smelling, etc.
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WIVES FOR THE GERMAN LEGION.
One hundred and five soldiers of the
British German Legion have arrived
at Hamburg from London. Some of
them are discharged from the service,
but the greater part have gone over
for matrimonial purposes. Some spec
ulative individuals have established
regular recruiting offices for females
willing to accompany the German Lee
gion to the Cape of Good Hope and
settle there. One Of them has already
engaged more than fifty young women,
chiefly amongst the milliners, dress
makers, shop girls, and even those con-
nected with the theatres. There are
in Hamburg 5000 more females than
men.
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GOODNESS UNPARALLELEp--A mo,

GOODNESS UNPARALLELED.--A mer-
camille. firm of this city received this
week a letter from the captain Of one
of the briggs they chartered, dated Bar
BADGES, in which be informs them
that as he believes the United States
are about going to eternal smash, he
sold ship and cargo and pocketed the
money, which be didn't think they
will ever see again. He concludes
with some complimentary illusions to
our countrymen, and wishes he had
never seen any Of them. The vessel
IS the brig Boston. | Boston Gazette.
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LoR NEW ORLEANS ! -.

T,OR NEW ORLEANS -
J. The Steamer LAUREL A5
HILL Captain Hooper, leaves - - -
Baton Rouge every MONDAY and TUES
DAY EVENlNG for New Oorleans
The Steamer G. D. JR., Captain S. s.
Selleck, leaves Baton Rouge every WE'D
NESDAY and SATURDAY.
The Steamer CAPITOL, Captain K.
LAaour. leaves Baton Rouge every TUES.
DAY EVENING. r. MILLTTE,
declo-d-tf Agent
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10 10 The credit Of the Capital
be II said---that on Thursday last
the day appointed by Executive a,i-
thority, for Thanksgiving and Prayer
all the stores and places Of resort
about town, were closed. The day
added another mark Of glory, to the
God Of day above us, and was as
bright and beautiful, as the ungrateful
heart OF man could desire. Church
bells, stiintnonsed the people to their
respective places of worship and happy
children tlropged the streets. Even
the press, stopped its daily CHATTER Of
uselessness; and nonsense---all hands
were out and about town, making the
most Of IT, Let the custom be observ-
ed to the very latter end and extrem-
ity of time; let trends and relatives
come together. afser the old English
fashion at the festive board, and thank
the Lord they have been permitted to
live another year, in health and
strength to play fantastic tricks
" Thanksgiving" Who can demure
at it9 Who can say It conflicts with
this or that Church discipline--inven-
ted by man, to keep brothers and sis
ters Of the same family divided7 No
one. It 10 gala day, that neither
Gaul or Saxon, Teuton or Celt, Greek
or Roman, Chinese or Turk, Jew or
Gentle, can object to. The time will
yet Notwithstanding the barks
of small politicians, and the growls Of
political mountebanks, when the Gus
tom Of Thanksgiving, will be n Nation.
al observance.
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SILKS. sILIxsfII

A MOTHER assortment OF Fine Plaid and black
a S,lks, Baraiges, A1paeas, Muslin De Lane,
Calicos; Ladies CASHMERE Cloaks satinet, Twseds,
oamets Jeans, French C0ttonade Plaid and plain
travelling Dresses etc.
dec-1s j. A. TROtJgDALEA IN
Gazette and Advocate please Copy.
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CASH VALUE OF W1FE's CoMpANy.

CASH VALUE OF A WEES CoMpANY.
In the Court of Common Pleas, in
Rhode Island, the case Of Solomon
Whitford VS.. Harvey Brown, was on
trial recently. The plaintiff claims
$1,000 damages for loss of the g com.
fort, company and fellowship" of his
wife, from the 4th of July, 1854, until
the date OF plaintiff writ. July 9Th,
1856.
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UNDER WHAT CONSTITUTION 4

Id the history Oh tne past, IL Will
be found, that nearly every imposi.
ton, practiced upon this patient PEG
pie, Of long suffering, has been under
The specious pretext of reform. =
For this reason, the word has to a
great extent, become odious in the
minds Of most Of the people who find
leisure to bestow an occasional thought
on the affairs of the State apart from
the direct pecuniary benefit they ex-
pect to derive from the consideration.
The fact, that :" il is better to bear the
ills we have, than fee to others, that
we know not Of deters a great many
persons from thought and action, who
might otherwise become united in
bonds Of brotherhood TO defend one
other from the common enemy. In
the simplicity of unsophisticated com.
mon sense, one may very well ask the
question " Under what Constitution
do we live ?" What is the eonstitu.
ton, and whore does it get its vitality
Is it not an instrument OF writing,
fashioned by party Of gentlemen in
the year '52, who bad authority to
the public will, and did not
the people aflerwards--at the ballot
box, ratify the work, and say in their
sovereign capacity, "this shall be the
Constitution Of the State of Louisiana"
Such, being nothing less than the mack
cd fact, we should like TO know what
power has The Legislative, the Ike
cutive, or the judicial branch of the
government to violate its clear provis-
Ions9 What right has the legislature, to
,nnul title VII Of the instrument, re-
ative to " Internal Improvements !"
where it is required that a Board of
Public Works" shall be elected by the
people, to be composed of one member
rom each District and instead of this
isurp the power---in violation of their |
'aths, and substitute Board Of "Swamp |
land Commissioners appointed by the
Governor Let some of the strict
answer this question,
md offer some apology for it, If they
an. DO we live under the constitu-
ion of 1852 or not ? What is the
'lating Of demagogues who uphold
bis system worth. when they talk of
Democracy and the dear public, its
will, as expressed through
he ballot-box etc ?" For the past
hree years Of mis-rule money, with
ut measure has been expended on
'orks Of very doubtful utility through
his Board Of Swamp Land Commits
oners and in point blank and unequi.
ocal violation OF the constitution under
hich we are supposed to live. The
'st legislature placed, at the disposal
this Board the moderate amount of
100000, and we presume that like
mount will be asked for, the coming
'ssion in order to finish work olready
'nsnsenced." Does it not behoove the
pod people Of this commonwealth, to
,quire into this matter TO ascertain,
hat the grant of the lands thus being
was for. Have they not a
ght to ask full and strict account
the monies thus being expended, and .
50 to require an answer to the ques- t
IN /" Under what Constitution il such /
gislative action taking place" /
~----- u
GrLMAN's BAGAssE FURNACE r.
bis is certainly the triumph of the :,
pertinent to burn successfully for 8
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Spffial Notirf5

NOTICE.---1 ensiemen's Cards OF admit
lance 70 The z Grand Fancy Dress and Mas
queratle Bnil,v TO be given at The Harvey
House, On Wednesday evening, Dso. " st. can be
procured dnty, at the Store 81 W. D. Phillips, Cor
Church and lafayette stKasta.
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The Luxury OF DorNe Goop.---
DR.. johnson, who carried q cripple
on his back along Cheapside, has
found a rival. The Countess of Files.
mere was in Worsely, England, the
other day, when she saw on old wo.
man, named Margaret Berry. who Ind
been to the coalpit for barrowful Of
Goals, (about a hundred weight,) and
was then resting with her load. The
noble Countess, who 1--WE quote the
Liverpool Albion) is one Of those tru-
ly noble women who delight in the
gentle luxury Of doing good,' step
ped up to the poor woman, and accos-
ting her with the words, You seem
rather fatigued-I will give you a lift"
forthwith took up the barrow and
wheeled it distance Of at least a
hundred and fifty yards.
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| "osic'~ shSte IL aHJ uhe ,hlHs
in connection with our city of wbicl
its citizens may boast, and feel NOR
proud than another it is the fact
that we have now established in gu
midst, several schools and Academic
OF the very first order Of merit. In
deed, within the borders of the Suea
Bowl State, we lay claim to the It'll,
of its Athens, aud shall henoefortl
dispute with all the Doctors to main
tain it.
An interesting sight was that at the
new building Of Doct. SLossou, OF
Fifth street-Thursday night last. On
very short notice a sufficient number
of or citizens assembled thereto
fill the building to its utmost capacity,
to listen to the examination of his pu-
pills, in vocal and inst, u,nental music.
The building has been erected within
the list few months-is of brick -
large and oommodious, and so pr
ranged with movable partitions, that
1t can be thrown into one large room.
Every thing in the establishment,
desks, seats, etc, is made for comfort
and convenience, and the only regret
ls, that on occasions of n public exam
inalion that all who attend cannot be
accommodated.
We have not the number of DR.
and Mrs. sLossor's pupils, but judg-
ing from the string as they walked in
and up to the PLATFORM in double file
on Thursday night, the number can
not be much short of forty--Misses
from seventeen and down. Of the pre-
formances, we must speak in general
terms. The attention bestowed at this
school, to perfect its pupils in that ell
cgant female accomplishment the art
Of singing; is well known. In this,
it certainly has the lead, and is emit.
tied to credit. 1t seems pleasure to
the accomplished lady, at The head of
the institution, to impart her knowl-
edge to others, and behold their pro.
gross under her tuition.
All the singing on the occasion was
passibly good, there was however, the
usual timidity and consequent embar-
rassment on the part of some, which
TO our ear, is merit instead of q de-
ect. One or two pieces performed by
Mrs. GuloN, and sang by Miss NJ,
ouehed all alike in the audience. rs
vas evidenced in repeated applause.
During the performance--to mar
he pleasure, there was disturbance
1t one Of the front windows Of the |
We lpow not who the par
les are, concerned in this matter
they were on the inside, out
ide or both sides; it does not alter
he complexion Of disgraceful affair.
{ parties claiming to be gentlemen,
anuot attract sufficient attention. on
uch occasions, by their superiority of
appearance, they should set
heir heads to work for mutual advan-
age, and devise some plan that would
ct make every one else who has the
'rtune of seat in close proximity
,el uncomfortable.
-----~-s-eNs -
WIVES FOR THE GERMAN LEGION.
Inc hundred and five soldiers of the
British German Legion have arrived
! Hamburg from London. Some of
lem are discharged from the service,
ut the greater part have gone over
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sUNDRITs.

I ARGE Stock Of all qualities Of Bed Blankets,
Ia cheap for money. French, English and Am
erican Hosiery, In abundance it Swiss prices
Velvet Ribbon, Black and Fancy Colors. A gen
era1,assortmers Of Trimmings for Ladies Dresses |;
Braid assorted Colors. Linsey, Jeans; assorted
Flannen nc. ia. TR0USDALE AGO.
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Shaker Preserves.

Now Opening mt the baton Rouge Eaxsr.
TENTS Fancy ofice and Business Goats, Pilot
u Cloth over-Ooats, Sacks. Hoods, Mems and
Boys Blanket Goats, Boys blue do. Fancy and
Black, Fine CASHMERE Pants. Great variety Fancy
and plain 4. D. O. Shirts, superior Under Shirts
Monkey Jackets etc IA. TROUSDALE 4 Co
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GrLMAN's BAeAssE FuRNacr

GrLMAN's BAGAssE FURNACE
This is certainly the triumph of the
experiment to burn successfully for
heating purposes the refuse cane, after
the juice has been taken from it. How
much is saved by the apparatus can
easily be ascertained. One of them
is in successful operation at the plan.
tation Of E. H. Scragg, near Patter-
sonville, in the Parish of ST. Mary
Any information desired in reference
to the apparatus, can be had by adj
dressing the inventor, Mr.. s. II. GIL
MAN, No. 81 Natchez ST., New Or
leans.
-e-A-~
1t is stated that Washington Irving,
in New York, voted for Fremont.
Wise men sometimes do foolish things.
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Fancy Groceries,

r HAVE now In store fine assortment
i Of Groceries, Provisions, &C., which /
invite the intention of my old customers,
to come and examine, before byihg else
where. Prices to suit the times. Store
on Front street, between Lafayette aud
Laurel st. c. UCALLAGHAN.
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FRUIT, rRuTri !

TUE subscriber, has now completed mn -,
4 arrangements to get in daily, fresh1
supplies Of alt the different kinds Of frsit&
to be had In New Orleans, at this season.
good stock Of segars always on hand.
hoV-f4-om. NJ. BARTOLI.
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HATS. CAPS. IsOyTs. AVID SHOES

HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, AND SHOES.
GENTS Fancy Dress boots, do, Men do., Fancy
fizes, with and without heels General assortment
n Fancy and plain Men and Boys Caps, Hats, etc.
Fancy French, winter and summer Bonnets, at
astonishing low prices.
dec-1s J. a. THOU2DkIE co
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JoNATHAs.--Our brother Jonathan
who sets now in his easy chair at No.
AZ. Beekman street, New York, as he
has done many Christmas time be-
fore--has our thanks, for copy Of his
superbly illustrated paper for the
Christmas and New Years, which is to
como in--Deo voiente, in q few days
Independent Of more than the usual
amount Of handsome Illustration, the
number before us, has much interest
ing reading matter tales, poetry bio.
grapby etc. Twelve cents in money,
or postage stamps will get single
number by mail, and nine will come,
as certain as the mails. for dollar.
Heromaia and Mel ormick will no doubt
have II on their counters by and by.
----~~.sOss-s------
New CHrEF OF PoIcE.---Alex
Moynan having resigned the office of
Chief Of the New Orleans Police, Col
Henry Forno, has received the ap-
pointment. The well known vigi-
lence and attention TO business Of Col.
Forno, will cause bis appointment to
be hailed with satisfaction, by the
Crescent City people. For the credit
Of New Orleans in particular as we'll
Us the State at large, we hope under
tho new dynasty that an occasional
arrest win be made OF some Of the |
persons always Of late reported Gun
known /" who are guilty Of violating |
the most sacred laws Of society.
STIR AGAINST THE CRY OF New
ORLEANS. --Judge Il. Hiestand late
Assistant City Attorney, for the city
Of New Orleans, has brought suit
against the same, for tho sum of $685.
305 10. lie alleges that he was au.
thorized by the City Council. to collect
all outstanding tax accounts, and to
deduct certain commissions that up
to July. 1856, he had collected and
paid into the City Treasury sums up.
on which his commissions amounted
to S3,305 10; that in July, the
Council violated its contract with him,
by transferring the business to Mr..
Lavillc, the newely elected Assistant
City Attorney; and that, in conse-
quence Of said violation Of contract,
The city owes him commission of ten
per cent. upon all the old tax accounts
that were uncolleeted at the time,
to $3.50, 900, which would
make bis commission twenty-five thou j
sand dollars.
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VINCE VtoToR Il Co.--Anticipa-

VINCE VtoToR Il Co.-Anticipa-
ting the rush Of business to the Gap
ital Barber Shop on Lafayette street,
during the next two months--Vince
u Co, are making preparations to
meet any demands that may be made.
A despatch from the Hague informs
the house of Vince & Go, that His
Serene lIighness, the King Of the
Sandwiches, and his Imperial Majesty,
Napoleon III, have both shaved with
in the last fifteen days. All Paris is
in commotion III consequence Of two
such mighty events, transporting about
the same time. Whiskers at the sides
and extremities of the face; COATES,
moustaches, imperials, and every 9th
or fashion of hair-srowth Except on
The top Of the head) have suddenly
fallen into disreputo and the razor has
been applied for curtailmont.
1t is understood Vince Il CO., are
our authority that the Academy"
will apply for the twisted moustache
of his Imperial Highness, in order
that it may be embalmed and handed
down as an heirloom to posterity. Tn
view of this important change--and
the rush that will consequently take
place to tho Barber shop; Vince Il
Co, have obtainted one Of Ewebank's
patent shaving machines, which The
curious will at once 1 ush to see4-now
in full tide Of successful experiment
at the Capital Barber shop. BY means
OF a crank action, gentleman is taken
by the probocis, and placed 10 the
chair-over the top Of which the ma
chine moves with mathematical pre-.
cislon, there he is held fast, by a kind
of clamp appliance and the hair flies
like chnff before the winnoving ma.
chine. The Legislative assembly about
10 assemble here, with all its array of
clerks, hangers.on and Knights Of the
are well known to be
hairy set. In shaving them--vince
Y Co., anticipate realizing much mo
1ies-and we sincerely hope they may.
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ON CONSIGNMENT.

UsT RECEIVED ehosice Lot Of Clear and
y Rib Sides, which We will sell low 10 close.
n0y21. BAEBEE d BENJAMIN.
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New Rutter and Cheese.
A CHOICE lot Of Fresh Western Re-
II serve Butter and Cheese. Just received,
by ldec12 I MONTAN & BRO.
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Private BOARDING.

THE undersigned 10 prepared 10 accommodate a
lev boar5ers ct the brick store On Lsvee street,
every attention will be given 10 sfefr oemfort -
Apply Immediately to the store 81
oct. 2l-y. g. 0,cALLrgHAN.
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New Hams, ShOuldcrs and Sides.
WE HAVE received to-day, New Hams,
" Shoulders and Sides, to which the at.
tention Of customers is called.
dec12. Mt)NTAE & BRO.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-03

A Pesfutmra BrrEsh.--Nhat lady or gentleman
wouidfeuain under thsysF ~ dsagreeabe breath,
when ushg the @BALAFJF2 THOUSAND FLowERsn as
dentrd would not ouS render il sweet, but leave the
teeth whit as a.baster' Many persons do MT know
their hreah bad and the subject Is 50 delicate their
friends viii never mention IT, Pour single drop OF
t.Bamn Ii your tooth brush and wash the teeth night
and morning A atty cent bottle viii last veal.
a BBApTlFUL COMPLEXION may easily be acquired
by using the "Ilalm Of Thousand Flowersn II will
remove tm nipples and frecks from the skin, leaving
Il Of a sat and rnseate hue Wet towel, pour two
or three dops and wash the face night and morning.
SHAVING MADE EhBY.--Wet your shaving brush
in ethergarn or cd water ponr two three drops
OF 'tBAtt or THOUSAND Flowers rub the beard well,
and Il vi make beautiful soft lather much facilitating
ibp opeluon OF shaving Price only City CENTS Beware
OF couuc lelp None genuine unless signed by
w. p FBrRIDaE n co.,
s22 davHm franklin Square, New York
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-03

For Cistern Sls aud Cellar Drains, manufactured and
for sale by the subscriber, at No 3S Mechanic Street.
These pipes are from three to six inches in diameterj
tbey are made Of the best Of hydrealc cement
feeted by MOISTURE and II properly laidsw last long
as the best Of iron pipe In use.
An persons Ia want Of such article, will do well to
call as above OF at my boarding place, No 30 Pleasant
ct Get.
Ps am prepared to do all kinds Of Cement work,
such ab cementing oisterns and cellar bottoms.
~ IN JAMES O. PECK.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-03

Hair Orusasi enGs. Breantpins, Ear Rings, Brace
let's, Necklaces. Vest and GEard Chains, braided ard
mounted With gold to order Persons having hair Of de-
ceased living friends can have 1t preserved in neat
aud tasteful manner, by leaving it with
COLEMAN PUTNAM.
an9e DIFF No. Q American House Block
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-03
SPRING FLOWERS

SPRING FLOWERS.
We have now received our annu al assortment
SPLENDID TOWERING BULBS, consisting of
TULIPS, IRIS,
RYACIGTHS, NARCIsSUS,
CROCUS, JOHNQUILLS,
SNOW DROPS, GLADAOLUS, &c.
Catalogues by mall and orders promptly executed.
NJ. B. GREEN & CO.,
oil diff ZIG Main street.
Size and Price Reduced. from so to 25 cents
bottle Hamm0Rd's Lsntr1 Ht-the best Lniment in
use, and one that is used by Physicians we'll as the
people The label hears the certificate of Of
best physicians and citizens All from merchants
and others addressed Q. H Worcester. Mass viii
receive prompt attention.
o. Bear in mind that the price is reduced.
80. HILL, Apothecary,
jy12 dawtf Worcester, Mass.
Holden 6 GFosVenor's @ uadriife Band.
Music furnished for Balls, Parties, &c.
A HOLDEN, First Violin;
X. DoBNAN. Second Violin, and Prompteri
n. C. LACEEy, Clarnette;
J. B GROsvENoR, Comet
G. I. CUsHMAN, Contra Bass.
Engagements made at A. Marsh's Music Store, No.
American House Eloc with Isaac Fiske either of the
above. diff o29