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He EA THY b FAD
JAMES PYLE's
ID E I l C S A l. E Il AT US!

The great perfection attained in the publication of this
Saleratuos places it high in demand amongst THOSE con
suners who prefer pure and wholesome article. Its
superiority over anything yet in use ia acknowledged by
all that try it, and its merits only need he known
whence will take the place every other Saleratus in
the market. 1t has
Double the amount of Raising Properties
thai Saleraus has, and is therefore less expen-
sivei and every mother who has regard for health of
her children will not fail to it. Medical men unani-
ouy admit that the of acrid alka contained in
common Saleratus, which being constantly consumed in
Bread, is very destructive to health. 1t deranges the
stomach secrees in the SYSTEM and is the Of many
Affections that consumers not Of But there is
no danger in using the DIETIC SALFRATUs, it bei9g
free from all impurities, containing the necessary quail
ties for raising, which is sufficient to produce
OHE-EIGHTH MORE BREAD!
of better quality, from the barrel of -four than can be
obtained by other process 1t is much superior to
Supercarbonate of Soda for making short biscuit and all
kinds Of cake. None will dispute this after trying it.
Manufactured by JAMES PYLE.
ia Warren St., New York.
For sale by Grocers generally. HOWE & HAcKETT
Agents, 1903 Main street, Worcester.
dac9a
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THE PEaUVlAN SYRUP

Is sold in Boston, for the Proprietor by
Wilson, FaiPbaMlss, s. Co.,
Nos As and Is Hanover Street.
NJ. B. GREEN & CO., Agents for Worcester
mch6 d2taw3m
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FRANKLIN
II r / N Il l. @ HOUS F.
Corner Of Franklin and Ha,oley Sts.,
= . = TO N.

r ftN " IA LIN
PR / N Il IN @ HOU Sc.
Corner Of Franklin and Ha,oley Sts.,
i . 81 . N.
The Franklin Printing House possesses unusual faclj
Ties for prompt execution of the finer descriptions of work
such as Books Certificates and Transfers Of Stock
surance Policies, Bank Checks, Of new elegant designs
Circulars, Wedding, Address and Business Cards 6c
CHECK Books on all the Boston Bank constantly on
hand, or furnished to order.
Particular attention paid TO Printing IN Coors
AT the late Exhibition of the Massachusetts Charitable
Mechanic Association, Medal aud Diploma were awarded
me PROPRIETOR for the most elegant specimens Of Fancy
and job Printing In that particular department he feels
assured, his establishment cannot be surpassed
Persons desiring any description Of Printing are invited
10 cal sAWL oHlsM, Proprietor.
NNJ EsTERN LAND AGENCY.-Persons
w designing to remove West, or invest in Western
real estate, invited h call at the Office Of the subscribe
er VIII re they will be able to gain much information re-
ave TO the Western country and post themselves up be
fore starting thus saving both time and money.
Maps Of he Western States showing the lands offered
Tor sale by large land companies aud lists of large share
OF lands offered throughout The Webt PRAIRIE timber i'm
proved aud unimproyed lands, with full descriptions prices
and terms Of payment. slecmens Of The
Seal Cereal Productions, Coal,
and other minerals from many different localities may nj.
so he seen, aud thus the cmgran be able to gain much
valuable Information from the Of COLLECTED matter
From knowledge Of the West, gained BY FIVE years
residence and close observation The subscriber feels con-
hden being able 10 give much udcious and viii
be happy TO do so GRATIS, furnish ters Of introduce
ton TO correspondents In all parts OF the West Maps Of
Illinois, showing the
Lands Of the Illinois Central Railroad Com
pany.
aud descriptions and full particulars relating 10 them
To COLONIES very favorable Inducements ar, hell ont
by large hnd interests the full particulars n which NAV
be learned from the subscriber and negotiations entered
upon.
The extensive connection wi Western land agencies
enables the subscriber TO place great facilities Tor putchas
log IN TIE way Of ALL Persons having properly In The
West can gain reliable information with regard Il titea
Investigated taxed paid and sales effected % application
Government lands located on shares commissions =
All letters VI inquiry, enclosing postage stamp, full and
promptly answered. This Is he only Office the Eastern
states where information can be obtained IN relation to
the Western country W. VI. YOU NC.
No. u Union Building, state street, Boston.
inch IL Caw9m
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DovER, N. H., Nov T. 1855.
This is to certify that have used Drs Hill Iaseph'S
Cordial Balm OF Syracum and have always received i'm
mediate relief. have recommended it to many Of
my friends, who have used it with wonderful success
and have no hesitation in saying that it Of the
best remedies ever used II. A.
The shove Cordial has been used by DR. Jaseph for the
last years And Mt last the proprisors have been uiuce
to advertise t. So the public a better opporu-
NIFTY to Try it, and test its many virtues 1t BE- OBJ
tanned of Drs Hill and Jasph, at their Office l2l Main
Street, Worcester, Mass
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600 EE iSst I'll . Sos4 b,.
A. Iils Panaceas and Indian Medicines. the remedy
Of aonorgh@a elects, Structures, Whites Pains in ire
Back and Loins, Seminal Weakness, Affections Of the
Kidneys Irritation of the Urethra. Gravel and all other
disorders Of the urinary organs without the least re
strctiOn to diet, drink, exposure or change in appl
cation to business These preparations are entirely
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TUNHE BRITISH PLATE GLASS CONE
u PANY, RAVENHEAD, ANCASHIRE, ENGLAND
Warehouse for the United States,
JOHN B. PLATT, 70 Murrays st., New York,
Where will be found full assortment Of their Superior
Polished Plate for Store House Fronts Show Cases.
&c. Also, Rough Glass from to II inches thick.
N. B. Western customers referred the new State
House of Ohio al Columbus, which is glazed Eth the
Plate Glass of this Company mch24 dom
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CANCERS can BE CURED

of charge Medicines sent to any part Of
the world DR. r, Greene has recently discovered the
EieGtTO- NJ cSifcnIed Baths,
which combine the solvent properties of certain plants the
effect of which, with the currents of electricity neutraize
the diseased matter u the blood and tissues and eXpe it
IRON the System.
Each Bath is prepared to s the constitution and dis
ease of the patient and medisated directly
upon the disease They pleas the patient
than the ElectroChemca Bath, and much efe;iua
in removing S;rofula, rheumatism, Dropsy, Neuralgia
Paralysis Fits, Female Complaints AID almost every dis
eased condition of the human body
DIR. Greene still uses the Ell GIRO RenicdI B7ths
as discovered by Prof Vergnes to extract Mineral Poi
sons, such as Mercuy Arsenic, Lead, &C. &c. Persons
wishing to receive the benefit Of these Baths will find
cry convenience at So Bromded Street. Boston Circulars
with full description sent free of charge to any en-
closing postage stamp diff mch1l
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under aideicate circumstances these Pills are the mos
mild innocent and certain, Of any medicine ever dscov
cred The proprietor is willing to forfeit the medicine in
an cases. ii the Pills do not give satisfaction when faith
FULLY used Powerful, drostc purgatves generally do
more hurt than good but these Pills not such an az
ce they are very mild and gentle but powerful to ex
pei and cure disease, and every family would well to
keep them IN the house for in preference any other
medicine. TRY these Pills, ty all means Sold in Wor-
cester by D. Scott g. R. Spur j. Green and ell medicine
dealers everywhere. BURR a. FOSTER BOSTON s,,,,11,
dawtf 10y
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VA o N 4 Y T 0 l. END i.
GREAT PUBLIC ACCOMMODATION.
THE CENTRAL LOAN OFFICE or THE CITY OF
BOSTON, 1O6 $ U q n Y STREET.
A. JENKINS.
Where Money will be Literally Advanc
In large or small amounts,
From dollar to thousands,
Upon deposit of Merchandise generally
Gold and Silver Plate, Watches,
Jewery Diamonds, Guns,
Pistols, Clothing, and all
Articles of Value.
The Public are invited to call as above,
where they will be convinced
thas more mony be had
at less interest than anywhere else,
and that new and secondhand goods
can be bought and sold to better
advantage than at any other place
il thecity of Boston.
At this Establishment will at all
Times be found large assortment of
Watches Jewelry, Clothing, Boots and
Shoes Musical Instruments, Cutlery,
Articles for Personal and Family
Use, and other things
Too numerous to mention.
Remember The place,
1o6 SUDBURY STREET, BOSTON.
M EW AUCTION AND COMMISSION
IN STORE,
In NiteS's New Granite Block,
On School vt. and Iity Hall Square,
BosToN.
f. ROBINSON having leased the Stores No. 20 School
strest, and No. City Hal Square and having secured
the services Of EDWARD HENSEssY Auctioneer, has
opened the same for the purpose carrying the
ton and Commission business for the sale of Furniture,
Piano Fortes, Books Paintings. Dry Goods Crockery,
Glass Ware and Merchandise generally
H. will hoh regular sal of NetO and Second
Hand FURNITURE, Piano Fortes, Carpets, Dry Goods,
Crockery and Glass Ware,
EVERY SATURDAY..
Parties having Goods sell at Auction will see that
the location Of our being in front of the City Hail.
and in The immediate vicinity of the fremont House,
Parkers HOTEL and the Court House, of the best
IN the city for the sale of Goods Of every description
Particular attention given sales of Furniture pri
vate residences.
Liberal cash advances made consignments when re-
qured, and account of Sales rendered promptly.
E. ROBINSON, Proprietor.
EDWARD HENNEssY, Auctioneer.
M. 1OEu
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Omu1ibltse5.

NEW WORCESTER &,LINCOLN SO
O M N l b u S.
CHANGE OF TIME -Wednesday Oct a. 1865
Leaves New Worcester,
At 81, 81 and 10t, A. NJ, and II, 81 and CT, P. NJ.
Leaves Lincoln Square,
Alta 81, and II, AM and q, and s. P. NJ.
Leave Harrington Co ner at 9, P NJ.
Leaves Harrington Corner for New Worcester, min.
utes after leaving Lincoln Square
SUNDAYS.
win leave New Worcester at 10 A. NJ, and 1t P. NJ,
returning at the close Of meetings.
GF Fare each way, g II cents.
o24 diff L. B STONE, Proprietor.
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h ALEISTON--Ror Identifying the complexion,
NM. 10 iur sale al GEO. II. BPURlt'e, 2Ol Main IT,
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zzsssszzzz1 FITCHBJRG & NORCES-
ssF@SSS5st TER 4 RAILROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
On and after MONDAY, Dec. 10th, Passenger Trains
will leave Fitchburg so M II 40 and 5.45 p,
RETURNING
Leave Worcester 80 and IL 90 m, and 90 pm.
IVERS PHILLIPS, Pres't.
Fitchburg Dec 10 1865
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NOTICE TO WATUHMAKERs.-o
LN templating change in business, ready TO Of
Ter for sale my stock in trade together with lease Of store
which is of the best locations in the city any one
wishing to commence with paying business already
tabished this chance offers inducements very rarely met
with.
Terms easy, End possession given Immediately.
S. P. CHAMPNEY,
feb13d 267 Aain-st.
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~rNcrp.S SEWING NIACHIN ES.-M
- s. - ,,s;re 70 obtain full anu reliable IN for
ms,;an respectpg SINGERS SEWING MACHINES
their prices capabilities, advantages sizes improve
nj cher nsrticuar-can DO by applying az our Office,
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COOPER'S REFINE SHIRE
ISINGLASS

For Blanc Mango, Table Jeliies, &C.,
A good and cheap article for Confectoners and Hote
aud Family
To be obtained in large small quantities with drec
hons for using Of the principal Grocers and Druggists
throughout tae United States
f25 dam PETER COOPER, New York
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II Il d y N u i Or II I
For Houses, Hail, Counting Rooms, &c,-a portable
Safeguarding Gas Lamp,in various syles-,ielding
the light Of more than fluid lamps, for the expense of
Freed by its present propretors from all objection
able odora light Of unrvaled beauty, meowness, and
adaptation weak eyes, and perfectly safe entire his
tory being without an accident.
Light has into the city, why will you longer sit
in darkness For sale at b. Il. HUTCHINS0N'S Har-,
Mandatory and Livery Fur ushng Store. No. 1T2
Main ST., Worcester mch31 d2m&w3m
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GOPARTNERSHIP hOTICE.-The un-
" dersigned, having purchased the stock and become
successors TO the business Of Messs RUGGLES NOURsE
MASON CO., at Boston ard Worcester have this day
formed nopartnershp for the purpose Of carrying on the
same under the firm Of NOURsE, MASON, x Co. and
will occupy the same places of business.
JOEL NoURSE
PETER HARVEY,
SAMUEL DAVIS
Boston, April let, 1885,. ap4 d&w6
, 1856-08-22
Democratic National Convention.

The following is the result Of the differ
cnt ballotings, for President and Vice
President at the recent Cincinnati Demo
cratic National Convention:
First BdLot-Buchanan, 1856 Pierce
1872; Douglns, 33 Cass, 5.
Secom BdH0t--Buchanan, l39; Pierce
ll9; Douglas, 81; Cass, G.
Third BdLot-B Buchanan, 1877 Pierce
ll9; Douglas, 32; Cass, 5.
Fmrh Bdliot-Buchanan, l4l; Pierce
ll9; Douglas, 32 Cass, 5.
Eifh BaL,ot-Buchanan, l40 Pierce
ll9; Douglas, 81; Cass, 5.
Sirih BdLi0t-Bu Buchanan, 1866 ; Pierce
lO7; Douglas, 2s; Cass, s.
Screath Buchanan, l43; Pierce
80; Douglas. So; Cass, 5.
Eighth Buchanan, l47; Pierce
81; Douglas, Sc; CaSs, G.
Ninth Buchanan, LAG; Pierce
81; Douglas, So; Cass, I.
Tenth Buchanan, $50 Pierce
80; Douglas, so; Cass, 5.
Elcrcnth Bdilot-Buchanan, l47; Pierce
so; Douglas, 60; Cass, 5.
Itoclfh BaliOt-BuchanNn, l4S; Pierce,
10, Douglas, G3; Cass, 5.
IHirieeah Ballet - Buchanan, lao
Pierce, II Douglas, So; Cass, 5.
FoHrtecRth Ballot - Buchanan, l52
Pierce, 70; Douglas, 63; Cass, 5.
Fifteenth BaLlot-Buchanau, llS; Pierce
3 ; Douglas, ll8 Cass, 4. Pierce was
here withdrawn by New Hampshire.
.Sirteenih BaAOt-Buchanan, 1853; Doug
las, l2l Cass, nothing Douglass was
here withdrawn by Mr.. Richardson.
Serenteenth Ballot - Buchanan, 296 -
being the unanimous vote of the conven'
ton.
The following is the vote by States upor
the first ballot:
, 1856-08-22

D3s- 1t has been rumored for some time
that the usagcs Of precedent are to be dis
cardcd, and that Mr. Charles Kean is to
be distinguished by an honor which has
never yet in this country been conferred on
member of the theatrical profession.
p5- The Dublin Nation states tha {
three of the Irish political cxilcs, John Dill
lon, John Martin, aud Kevin ODoherty
have this week arrived in Ireland, and
Smith O'Brien nay be expected there III
the course Of next month.
BJ~ The Russian Government has given
orders for reducing the personnel Of the Fin
laad feet. A ukase orders that the colors
of the disbanded militia shall be hung W
in the cathedrals of the empire.
p5y- A piece of mechanism has been in
vented in England which, on being placed
under the weight of common German
clock, will at any given time in the morn
ing ring a bell in a mans bedroom to cal
him up, strike light and light lamp
over which it is intended to place small
kettle, so that by the time he is dressed
and.down stairs there may be boiling watel
for cup of tea or coffee
, 1856-08-22
OLYMPIA WASHINGTON TERRITORY FRIDAY AUGUST 22 1856

bic to see them-my men having to watch
the smoke of the Indians guns to fire at
Bnt on examining the ground on the 18th,
blood was to be seen quite plenty, and |
am led to believe that their loss was con.
more than ours.
All Of which is respectfully submitted.
DAVIS LAYTON,
Maj. Cong. Battn Or. RS.
To Acting Gov. HARDING.
, 1856-08-22

One vote Of Ohio and four votes Of California were
cast for CasS.
In the afternoon, the ballotings for Vice President
resulted as fOllOws:
First Ballot - Breckenridge, Of Ken
lucky, 55; Quitma6,S9 Boyd, So; Fitz-
patrick, II Brown, 20 ; Herschel John
son, 81 /; Rusk, 9 Bayard, 81 Polk, Of
Maine, 5; John G. Dobbin, l3.
Secolh B0llOi-Mr. John G. Brecken-
ridge, of Kentucky, was nominated, receiN-
ing the unanimous vote Of the convention.
A resolution was passed declaring it to
be the duty of the general government, so
far as the constitution will permit, to aid
in the construction Of an overland route
between the Atlantic and the Pacific
coasts.
A democratic general committee was ap-
pointed, and Charleston, S. c., was named
as the place for holding the next conven.
ton. The conversion then adjourned sint
die. ....
Tue vote in the Black Republican con
vention stood Fremont, 500 I; Mclean,
81; Sumner, l.
, 1856-08-22
From the Cincinnati Commercial.
The Might and the Right.


BY GEO. B. PECK.
Ye cannot fctter freedom
By statute or by creed.
Prescribe soil or climate
In which to plant its seed.
1t rides upon the storm-cloud,
And comes down with the rain
Upon our stern old mountains,
And OIL the Gowery plain.
1t sits in lonesome triumph
Within the icy zone,
And dwells In endless swamp-lands
Beneath the suns red throne.
For in all natures working
There is the self same plan
The infinite and glorious,
But most OF all in man.
Tho world, Il marches onward,
Aud though at night encamps,
The watch-fre7 loom up brightly,
The sentry, sleepless, tramps.
And when the beams Of morning
First pierce the mists Of night,
The arms Of weakened nations
Flash back the signal light.
, 1856-08-22

B9 A treaty Of Criminal Extradition
has been signed between Holland and
America, which is the first treaty of the
kind that has ever been signed by the lat
ter power.
bO~ Another planet has been discovered
at the Radcliffe Observatory, Oxford, by
Mr. Pogson, the first assistant. 1t is lit
tie brighter than a tenth magnitude.
D@- The Roman Government trying to
raise recruits in Switzerland, but the high
er pay Of England has monopolized all the
available volunteers. The Papal govern
ment requires 10000 men to complete its
musters-and it will not he able to get
them.
, 1856-08-22
p P0gT q Y .
The Old Mans MsditatiOnS.

-
The Old man walked with weary icet,
Slowly where the waves did beat,
He thought perhaps the winding sheet
Would soon DER him its foldings meet
That soon he was 10 die.
tie Thought "l ch'iilr "d : happy b'ur''
lie played once more amid the flowers,
He built again the airy towers,
And sat within the shady bowers.
With friends who now are dead.
lie thought upon the distant land
lie oskcd- a. vbere IL that boppv hand
wbi.b started with me. hand and hand.
Who Icrt their r,,o,print. ON The sand.
And tbcn we're seen no morn 7r
He thought how fast the time had sped
Where was tho wife which be had w.d-
would .be .,,nd nv hi. diving he'd
Ana ill., nm Lis oching hcsd
whon I,s,.s Lac, .,,d I.I rrn,
Where was the mother who had prayed
Who soo,bed his sorrows when afraid
And thon in ,ov with him had rI,vcd
And called him lack when he had stuyed.
, 1856-08-22
The Battle on Bnrnt River.

MAJOR LAETON'S REPORT. Z
The following is the report of Adiutant
c. b. Pillow, which We copy from the
Portland Times:
, 1856-08-22
Gbt }1iunttr anO prmutrat.
IS PUBLISHED ON EVERY FRIDAY MOI'NING
By EDWARD FURSTE.
gga83---3R ADVANCE,

%8AR3---3R ADVANCE,
For one year, when sent by mail or taken at the
once, s. 90 for six months, 50 90. Single copies
Is cents.
No paper will he discontinued unless at the option
Of the proprietor, until all arrearages are paid.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
For square, 2 lines lcss) three insertions, g.
For every additional insertion. ............ 81.
A liberal deduction made to yearly advertiser,
The number Of insertions must he distinctly marked
on the margin Of advertisements sent us or they VIII
be CONTINUED till forbid and charged accordingly.
L. P. FISHER, Merchants Exchange Building,
Sacramento street. San Francisco, is authorized In
receive and receipt for subscrptions and advertise
meuts in California.
, 1856-08-22

MORMON EmGRAXTs.-The ship Hdrigan,
which arrived at Boston on Saturday,
brought the largest company 1856 } of the
Latter-day Saints that has ever crossed the
Atlantic in one vessel. They are nearly all
bound for Great Salt Lake valley.
, 1856-08-22

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SIGN OF THE RED CURTAIN.

DsS< 4sD PfcE12i.Et---als So. Is s---.ss
& and fe- sats ey 2 F@A8f 81 -
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EDwAED WoLcoTr.


N3NCESSGs, IA. June Il, 1920
PRO-. . J Woop As you are about 10 manufacture
md v-n5 year Eeeeatly discovered Hair Restorative,
I yili state Tor wheasoever is may concern that
several been in the habit Of using other
lair festerAIves za3 thzti lad YOURS vastly superb
any cher know l. entirely eieaRses the head
OF dan irun, ana with months proper use, i'll
any person hair % the original youthful celor
ans texture, giving dealthy. sott and glossy sppeAr
snep an alt thi tAoat cooring thu ms ads that Ap
IL 1t. the dress on which il drops would there
tore recommend is every DESTROYS OF hay-
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Respectfully yours,
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: The city has got suf c:--law on her
back, and the idea that ..corrorat.eEs have
no souls to save" or bodies to kick, OF cti.
erwise, we are ready to conclude is at least
poeticaI But no difierence-we merely re-
cord the fact that the city authorities passed
an ordinance making Marion street 20 feet
wide. Suit was commenced BY J. !. Meek
and others, and, after al argument before
Judge Elliott, by Ncssrs. Perry and Morton
for plaintiff, and Test < wilson fer the city,
the Judge granted an Injunction restraining
the city or any one acting under Ler author
itv, from making said street more than IS
feet wide. SO the matter rests.
Broadway street, from Franklin east to
Seventh strect, was orlercdt to BE psf under
contract The Street Commissioner was
directed to grade and gravel Spring street,
ron Fourth t. Seventh. II j. estimated
that dirt enough can be sold OIL Of SAID street
to pay for excavation. An ordinance Ion .
new street to be opened At North end Of Ma
zion street from Cl.T TO It's intersection with
Washington Avenue, was Introduced, read
twice and referred to committee Of the whole
this street IS to be called Gaar street
Gaps were ordered to be fixed over the
wells a Scott & c aYford's ;, and al the Hun
tngton House, for fire purposes, and tile
wells pat in good order. The well at the
public mare was ordered to be put in re-
pair. Privilege was given TO Messrs, Checs-
man and Coffin to dig another well Thirty
feet east of tie one one opposite Masons, on
Main street.
The committee on Fire Companies report
ed in favor Of paying : 10 towards i well inst
aug y - ~, 'pP -
sup va