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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-23
THE REPUBLICANS OF COMM TYCCT
naenee Of The y. Y. Tribune.

Csrrssponeence Of The D. I. Tribune
NEw-CAsAAs, Conn Saturday, Dec. Is, 1856.
Knowing the great interest felt by you in the welfare
Of our Republican party, feel that you viii not regard
- intrusion if send you word Of our condition
here. Inssmuch a We elect our Congressman in the
coming Spring, we have deemed il advisable TO hold
series Of meetings monthly during the Winter. We
feel that the people only need light upon this great
question Of Free Labor 70 swell our November major.
ity OF 1900 to twice that number in the Spring.
Our flint meeting was accordingly held last evening
at Concert Hall. The meeting was large and eu.hua.
ssc, showing that though partially beaten in Noyeu.
Der, the North is aot sHbdsed yet."
We were addressed by Stewart L. Woodford, esq.,,
of New-fork City, He held the audience in rapt a.
tenton for nearly two houn His address was an elo-
quent one, in is mingled energy, and psthos, and
bumor, reminding one very strongly Of Henry Ward
Beecher
Mr.. Woodford urged the necessity of higher and
purer school of politics than the miserable partisan
schtmiI & now in vogue. He argued for recognition
Of the rights Of manhood making one of The mott
effective pleas for Liberty that it has ever been our
good fortune TO have heard He spoke Of federation 10
our parisanshp reminding that the Southeruers are
our brothers, and have strong claim upon our love
and concluded hs address with an appeal f the Unjon
Of the States that fairly brought the audieace to thsr
feet.
We feel strong here and are encouraged 70 labor on.
In November We beat both the other parties hand.
.omey, and in the spng we viii Try az ain t, DO our
duiy. VIZ. g. GsEBs.
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HOW TO MAKE KANSAS A FREE STATE.

To me Editor q TIE " L. IrioY'f
SIR: Let each State that voted for Fremont through
s Legislature, appropriate money sufficient 10 build .
raw -nn gr.tmll tavern and store house Let three
persons be cent to Kansas one Of whom should be q
surveyor 10 locate ste suitable for the county town
Of county 70 be called after the State making such
appropriation After making the location, let one Of
the three return and eonduct ont train Of emgrants in
Guiding ear e ner., masons, niSrighis &c. Let said
mills, tavern and store be erected and ea-ed to the
high est and best bidder fer FIVE yesrs. At the end o.
The term let the vi ole be sold 81 public auction for the
benefit OF the State.
Such cOurse, pursued by Iu nbex Of States, would
give "a stiorg confidence. The labor 10 erec-
ips thee structures would afford the settlers an oo-
piItunry TO earn their bread and butter until they
could provide fox ID, nseivrs. The m.ils store and
tavern would be OF advantage Z, the infant
settlement. Ope bal. oi what the Bucbsneer, have
fpept in the election would do il up II well bcsted in.
stead OF oes the Sta'e would gain handsomely by the
Ii-e Of property. Ths rents would pay the interest
lid The sale would hardly fail 10 exceed the principal
BY making turseys, county towns could be located
With grea certain " The three lcca .ors could do ths
II tie Buchanan Sates should gam in The en,srorse
let them. sheud hike to zee Pennsykanis and South
CMoins, Indiana and Georgia, a.. lossting their
counties side by SIDE Doubtless there would be grea,
Depoc..e harmony.
Mex Cs;..s toslostcn Co. ohio, Dec &C. ise.
TWO NEW TREE-sTATE TOWNS IN KANSAS.
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49,, A.,. s,hs9,Sh>a ~ mn Of 90, 90 70 10
49, n - New ,Epehn1 B6gnntAA CVnPeey
Tbsy isteDd % hvest Il IN he purchase u s~e -
.rsc,s5 Tho. two new towns win be kscded Ia kss-
80 M The soring For a. soon - Q saw mM erse;e9
q popa.asion Hosks around it-tsSes up elAlaS, osas
bousee, tsblishes stores. snd thus co:o@a.y; VIZ"
All the sysp,sges of Ess;ern society, instantly or
s,n,ed. The money that remains, AFTER nS pureoses
And erection of the mills, wiz be e1Penasa ernef m
building bridge ferry, IN ereernS Hotsioi P.NSe
houses, according 10 the e1&eneies Of the rne and
place. A meeting Of he trade VIII De heid q ne
70 seIect a name for each Of these coming municipal
t;ee-room No. W. This u the only true nethod Of
permanently fighting the Slave Power. Slavery, a.
Eli Thayer remarked Is an organization, aud must De
met by zstiop it 10 founded en- property base
And must be thw ated by associations of noned char
actfr. We must fight Mammon with DOLE Al
honor 10 the boot, shoe and leather trade o -,
for 20 promptly and generously coming up 70 hsu N
mere &C, of charity for il is investment that viii
pay. Let every trade in thi. city follow suit ana tte
HissouIians viii soou be compelled TO cry" hoh
enough"
The Lawrence correspondent Of The NIssoar. Dtm-
serai writes as follow under date Of 9TH lns.:
"Ihe bogus Territorial Legislature recently elected
meets in Lecompton early next month. Gov GeAy
epsctments repealed. The Free-S.ate Legislature,
elected BY the people, meets about the same time IN
Topeka. Interference by the Federal troops or nus
EIeelIency Gov. Geary, is not expected by many OF
our people. Gov. Robinson and Lieut. Gov. Roberts
are both now in Kansas, and early in January they
will be at Topeks ready to sit 10 their official eapa-
city,"
4 letter of the sth, from Topeks, says;
"Is little less than four weeks the FreeState Leg
islaiure nj. cts in thin city. Whether Col Sumner Will
be here With he dragot to dsPerse it, not known
1t seems that the President not willing TO take me
responsibility Of Summers acts in dispensing the Legs
aue in July last at the point of bay onet aad the old
bull Of The woods will not sgain be caught apng old
Cromwell without he has President to back him.
What course Gov Geary will take is not yet known,
but it 10 eene ally believe be will not nterfete, and
the Legislature for the Free ate Of Kansas will 60 on
swimningly"
kansas AIp.-The ladies OF Bangor, Ne, have
contributed upward of $780, in money aud clothing for
the sufferers in Kansas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-23
BOARD OF COUNCILMEN.
The Board met at the usual hour last evening, BfsJ

+. PINCKNEf, President, IN tue chalr
large number of resolutions and reports were pre-
sebted referred appropriate Committed The resolution
presented the Ish inst directing the Street Comml:.io1er
Eighth Avenue Railroad Company forth With de-
laying double track in Vessy street. and to reqre
ssd Company to restore the SAID street ts and
sidewalk their and condition, and directing the
CORPORATION Counsel to Institute proceedings agaost the said
Company for disturbing said stree and for violating the Aore
Company lay double track In said street taken and
elected considerable debate Mesrs Smith, Swan, Merritt
Gray Taylor and others taking active part In the discussion
motion refer Committee Streets los: On the org
ina question 6 voting the affirmative and 10 in the negative
adopt lost for want Of constitutional vote
The subject was notion reconsdered and finally laid on
the table. - .
The Board then went into Committee Of the Whole
on the egular calendar and, on rising. adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-23

Ass's'e'' 'sA.s ~ ,ssu 70 Ne Casst'scn u
l7s7, and p~p'' As ne Gksnstive Of amssdnsas |"
thai Co'sns' on 10 serve - bAr'en sssass asgrse-
sion, or resumption Of IN the trsst powsn de'e
gated sy the State to the General a0vernm.n-
The resolutions were laid the table BY 30 to ~ 70
Ist the Union may be considered safs--at least TIL
the meeting Of the next South Carolina Legislature.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-23

IA. Carolina Ts~e. seems to have very just sp-
prcs;.ton of the late Southern Commercial Coaven-
sop. IT adjourned" says that journal, "shsr
adopting the usual number ofresolutons, &c &C., al
" n rbich will be fled away with those previously
adopted, to be hereafter referred to for drafting 'mi
lar patriotic sentiments" After this brief notice OF
N. Convention, The Tiwes, by way perhaps Of hint
20 il. members proceeds to treat Of the subject Of La
natic Aeymme.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-23

series Of resolutions has been introduced mo the
south Carolina House Of Representatives, declaring
~ TIE aisvekshtAg ssst@s ssasO,, With ssssey 70
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-23

NisIo's.-.The Enghsh troupe give tonight the n
vorite Daughter Of the Regiment" with Miss Pyne
40 Marie.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-23

master Of New.YuA fsr sssot ssvsn ysssa, ~, Is
Jackson and Van Buren, In ths, poss h -
esteem and confidence Of the commercial sou..s.
by uniform courtesy and attention to his DID,. =,
relations with his saSodiDs.ss were just vhu ~ ~
shosld be; while nssiectine nothing which souh =,
them satisfaction he enacted stncs perSoru..s !.
their several duties. lie ed at the sdvsDo>d =.
- years, greatly respected By all who hDsv H.
He leaves large family Of children, and scs,,,s \.
far short of $4,000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-23

TWO NEW TREE-sTATE TOWNS IN KANSAS.
Ssn rAs Bssfss IvS0,syl
The Aopt shes aDS i>s.he, rsSe Of ~ City Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-23

...;>ea De ,oi) Of Ksnsss with The btood oil hoo
cent settlers become the considerations. moral ne,
vi" depreca.e or will prevent such yiDainy7 A1cee
al does slavery E1teosionism, which hold. the
eon. on step by step successfully 2 The atc%pdsh
ment Of SO much, contemplate the re- agai.h"ee'
o. bat W. n can see no evidence Of anything Of the
h;nd Ns;tber win the mere e,istencs Of Freedom
,oy; u population secure Freedoa Of itself, any
,Oore than il could for the subipgated in Hungary
We live under a despotic Government in Kansas
and il must be changed. The change will not
come like the falling Of the leaves. /. is duty, a
task, and struggle, and all its accomplishment is
before US.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-23

kansas AIp.-The ladies Of Bangor, Me-, have
contributed upward of 1900 in money aud clothing for
the sufferers IN Kansas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-23

CarcxEr.-UStrrp SrArrs W. CisApA.-A
handsome lthogrsph TO commemorate the above s,,.,
match ha. been issued by Lilly white l. Co. n.
group Of the United States Eleven and their up,.'
The portraits, with the exception Of whes.ersA "a
Senior. are admirable. In the center we have HsA..
the wicketkeeper and captain Of the Eleven, "a =
his right come Gibbs Sam Wright, Sharp, harA ~
Barlow. On the left, most excellent Lkeaesses ,,S
dsures Of Bingham, Cuyp, r. Waller, Willy ~
Senior.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-23

SUICIDE OF FRxHcHNAs BY SaooTIso HIsnih'
Coroner Connery held an inquest ct the pnys. =
pdai No. 279 Tenth street, on the body Of APa'S
Csssain or rassain, . native Of France, - yes"
age, who committed suicide on Saturday night ny no
ing himself in the left aide with heavily 'oedssps
From the evidence adduced It appears thMcs
ceased was admitted to the hospital on the IN
TO be treated for the rheumatism, with whiS ~
suffering severely. He eonveued but hts' -
times seemed very Iow.spintsd, although b n1's
timAted to any one that he intended to huns
The deceased had room mate Who wa in "
Of leaving the hospital il the morning and ~~''
again at night. ,.J
Being determined TO commit s1eiSs The 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-23

The Board of Aldermen had long meeting las
evening and adopted the report on the exterior line
It has, however, to go to the Councilmen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-23

Ward School No. 13 in Houston street, near Norfolk
street. will be reopened tomorrow at noon, and for
maly dedicated to school purposes, with appropriate
ceremonies. Singing by the children. Addresses and
speeches by gentlemen interested in the cause Of pub
lie instrucfjon.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-17
aBATENTS.-AMERIcA AND FOREIGN
a OFFICE,
gency for Business with U. s. Patent
0nlce. WASHINGTON.

No rs State st opposite Kiiby ST. Boston.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION To INVENTORS. Tie
Subscriber Qate gent Of the'U. S. Patent Office
der the Act of 1887 determined present advantages in
applying for patents superior to those offered inventors
by others, has made arrangements whereby applca-
tons prepared and conducted by him. THIRTY DOL
LARS nstead of tlUeRty as paid back by others,) will
be RENTED by him in of failure obtain patent
end the withdrawal through him within thirty days after
the rejection Caveats Specifications, Assignments and
s necessary papers and drawings for procuring patents
IN this and foreign countries prepared, and advice
deed On legal and scientific matters respecting inventions,
and infrngements of patents
Inventors can here rot only obtain their specification
Oh the most reasonable terms Generally about sc per
les others in the profession but avail themselves
OF the experience Of 20 years. practice extensive library
OF legal and mechanical works. and correct Of
patents granted in this and other counres besides being
saved journey to Washington the usual great delay
there, as well as all personal trouble in Obtaining their
patents Copies of claims of any patent furnished by
hitting dollar-Assgnmen recorded at Washington.
Patents in Great Britain, France and other reign
tries secured through agents of the highest respectable
ty. r. II. EDTY, Solicitor of Patents.
During the time occupied the Office of Commissioner
OF Patents, r. H. EDDY, Esq, of Boston, did business at
the Patent Office Solicitor for procuring Patents There
were few il any, acting in that capacity who had
80 much business before the Patent Office and there
who conducted it with ore skill fidelity and sue
cess. regard Mr. Eddy of the best informed and
most sklfu Patent Solicitors in the United States aud
have no hest on in assuring inventors that they cannot
employ Ie- more competent and trustworthy, and
more capable of putting their applications in form 10
cure for them early and favorable consideration at the
Patent iii EDMUND BURKE
Iate Commissioner OF Patents.
From the present Commissioner.
"AUeUT II, la55 -puring the lime have held the
Office Of Com missioner of Patents, R. u. Eddy, Esq of
Boston, has been nsvey engaged Ia the transaction
Of business with the Office, solicitor. iIe is thor
oughIy acquainted with the law, the rules # asce
of the 0hce regard HIN . of the capable
and sfu practitioners with whom have hnd official
intercourse. CdAS. MASON.
Commissioner Of Patents
Boston. sept 6, 1855 deod&wlam
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& II e. "A T r. u II!
w ALL &c BALCOMS rs,
-FoR-
READY MADE CLOTHING
PRICES MARKED DOWN!

Clothing Sold Cheaper than ever before
- ina Worcester!
WALL & BALLOON take great pleasure in announcing
to the citizens 4 Worcester and vicinity hat pre-
pared to sell READY MADE CLOTHING cheaper than
any other House in the city, If we have to
S E L l. A II 90 S Il!
We are bound not to be unaersold by any one Our
Goods the best the market affords made of the best
material, and in tue latest styles We have large va
riety Of
GentIemen's Furnishing Goods,
Consisting Cravas Ties sik and Cotton Pocket Hand
kerchels. Shirts, Collars, Bosoms, Gloves. Wool.
Undershirts and Drawers, &C. In our
STON DEP ART ENT,
may be found large assortment of Piece Goods, Fl ench
and Americas Doeskins, Foreign and Domestic Broad
Cloths Velvet silk and Cashmere yesting which will
made to order in the best Manner at short notice. and
sat sfaction given.
Do moi forget the place to buy cheap.
No. 3 Worcester House Block.
SW n, "ArL' WALL s. BALCOM.
9 DIFF
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Clothing,

NIEW STYLE OF FALL CLOTHING
~ MEC0KNEY & BTGEJ0W ara receiving a splendid
assortment of FALL CLOTHING, which will be sold
low as last years styles selling.
We have large and well selected assortment Of Cents
FURNISHING GOODS, which are yery low
Our ass rtmeu Of Brnadcoths. Cassi ueres and Ilan
and fancy poeskns VestnEs, &c, &c. equal tc the
best. We make them into garments that win give
entire satisfaction to our customers.
N. B. Fall Fashions just received
MEC0RNEY & BIGEL0W,
au23 as Mtf Merchant Tailnrs Oh Main strat &.
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eoferies, 81.

L. Ii. TEMPLE n co.
Are selling GRocERIEs; at t3eir Store
No. 27 WashingtOu Square,
at the prices merit nei in the following list, viz
Powdered Supars al 9ic per 10.
Crushed do. at Gle
lir WI Hav ana do at sac
PIti Rico do at lac
G tife extra, at &c
Stier&tus at &c
Cream Tartar 1T CSC.
Ealsits, n. W fruit) at 16c.
Black Tea Zine lavorl ut 31o
Moolsses at SIC pr gallon
Burning Fluid SIC pr gallon.
And all other kinds If Groc ries equally low Spices in
packages t. suit. at wholesale prices. All Goods mem
toned above are Of the Best Quality.
Goods delivered to any part OF tie city.
ReEnens her the place, 81 Washington
Mo Square, sRGrcester. DIFF
- E-UPENfeD NEW STORE! NEW
81 GOnDS
2. H0LBRO0K CO have opened their Grocery
Establishment, in Rowens Black Ne. 243 Main streetwo
north of te or Place Of husness) where they
prepared to wait upa heir friends and former patrons
We have jnst received from .he didere markets,
fresh assortment Of choice gruceres with which intend
10 DO constantly supplied and will furnish them delivered
in any part of the city, favorable the same
quality of goods be found at any pac in Worcester
2. H0LBR0OK & CO.,
iyll diff 243 Vain Street
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a NsULATEp ELECTREC sCROLL..-

INSULATED ELECTRIC SCROLL.--
The sub crber has Invented, and taken measures to
patent lightning Conductor in The TORN ola
scroll The great advantages of this article will be ohVi-
persons n any degree familiar with the science Of
electricity The scroll half inch in diameter, and
male of Sheet Iron Copper four inches in width af
frding eight superhc inches of conductor, equal IN The
Ton Scroll a pound bar Of the METAL ana
two birds inches in diameter, and copper to bar
of iron pig htcen and iwn-third inches
The immense capacity of this conductor ohviates the
necessity oh Inast half the usual number ground
leading lives ard thereby reduces the number of unnng
feet by perhaps third, which, considered together
with the price Of h Conductor per 1ot, will show that
is NOT only the hest but of the cheapest in
The Insulaor is a simple Terra Gotta Fastener, which
admins the free cont and expansion of the metal
aephHf 4 G. RICE Worcester. Mass.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-17

ENTRE INSURANC E.--The iechnuIcs' Jiutu
It Fire Inspranee Co Of Worcester, hereby ave notice
that The Directors of said Company have by vote deter
aimed diyiGe,he p'oprrty insured by thsm into two
classes. viz; the Mlndfaomrers and the Mechanics
Glass, which akre eeo from this date. One million dol-
hrs having been previously subscribed to he insured 10
the " uufeurers' lass they are prepared TO insure In
that class the terms other Mutual 0ics, Cot.
IN and Wo len Mills having the following characteris.
tics buil Of brick stone, heated by steam. having
constant watch, good force lump, expressly for
unVuIshig fires, md the poker out " the m ain mi
II Ia the mil, In fire proof ROOM They also nsure in
the Mechaucs class dwelling houses farm barns, stores
stock If goods. machine shops, an mechancs property
generally, eScep:ng 'shlving risks" and such as is
termed ext-a hazarduus."
'DIRkcroRs Henry A Denny. Worcester Geo. Black
bu n "ostoa Esch Saunders Graftonj Aionzo While,
LeicAettr X. s. Denny, Cappvilli Geo. " Rice, wor
cester Wm ~ Fox, Jr., @orcsstsri Dwight Foster
Worcester; Daniel rainer, Worcester SAMUEL L. tiodg'
co, Lt ester. HgsRY A. DENNY, Prest
VIM Denny, Sc'y.
Wore ser Spt. 10, 1855. dr.
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SOMETHING WITHOUT ROASTING,
ABOUT COFFEE ROASTING!
TYR Us S LER s. b z G HTS
PATENT STEAM
COFFEE ROAsTER,

OOT Il = u IbOIAto j Z Il.
PnopretoIs of Hotels Restaurants Saloons Boarding
Houses and individuals who ue Coffee. may, for ONE
DOLLAR AND TWENTY-FIVE oENrs, obtain this de-
sirable article.
Reader, do you like fuhavored Coffeei If ou do do
as tell you. Buy Of these Roastsrs, buy your
but advise you put 10 dessert spoon only Of
ter n each pound Of coffee, instead Of table spoonful
can in fifteen inmates have the ecee roasted to your
liking, the strength Of the berry retained and the aroma
much Of which II oenAost preserved. For PGrchng
Corn the Rooster is excellent. W.
Please call at my office, and see the article. State,
County, Town. and City Rights in Massachusetts, Yer
mont and New Hampshire may be obtained by applying
to me, the only Agent for the States a. rementioned.
HENRY HEYES,
Office No. Rlaggss Building, Main e..
hfaaa
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-GTATE MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE
- COMPANY. Worcester, Mass.

Guarautec Capital. 100000.
Uan, ISAAC DAVIS, Pres't CLARENDON HARRIS, Sec'-.
This very successful Company conducted upon the cash
principle, with rigid economy, having accumulated
large surplus cash capital have been enabled reduce
The rates Of Premium about 20 per cent and dispense
rey gith deposte uoIes; the annual premium being the
xtent Of the liability.
$4,000 only taken risk.
Policies Issued good lives for California and other
countries, at reduced rates OF premium.
Gov further information, applg 20
CLARENDON y .RhIS. secy, 9s Men st.
IL,
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61HEAP FUEL! CHEAP FUEL!

61HEAP FUEL! CHEAP FUEL!
u
The subscriber is prepared to furnish mixed Peat OF
good quality at $500 for oe, $3.50 for half cords.
Those wish the price Of fuel to nue reasonable
rates. wi do well Peat in their either with
or without wood experiments having been made fully
to tst its economy The demand tor hitherto has been
much greater than expected Abyu. 800 cords have
been distributed and only alb rot 400 Of this crop
main. II be easily delivered IN November than
ia the winter months Orders solicited l.
convenient, at the office OF tbs Spy at the store of
e. y. DIXIE,
MIS- diff 2l6 Main st.
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Grape VINES few vines Of the Diana
~ Grape and the Hartford Prolific may he had Il hp
Piled Tor SOON Tbcc by far the nest varieties yet
known, Tor cultivation Ia this climate The Diana Is su-
peror TO ith. the lisa Ia or Ctasba aud is two weeks
earlier. The Hartford trn Il suilar N anallty 70 the
Isabella, and Is month earlier than that Kind both are
entirely hlriy. j A. RARlE
Worcester, Now rs. 1865.
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u The contractor for square for year with the right
change has also the privilege Of making up his space
with several small advertisements if he chooses. Larger
Advertisements at the same proportionaterates.
IT Advertisements inserted eyeIy other day, or on
special days, two thirds of the above rates Advertise
ments ordered inside all the time SO per cent advance
Special notices, rs per cent. advance.
Leaded business notices, in reading columns 10 cts
Inc for one insertion.
Notices of Funerals % cts. Obituary notices. in ad
dition TO the record of the DEATH cents per line
WEEKLY PAPER One square, weeks 81, 90. Each
additional insertion 20 e.. On squars months $500.
One square, year, SO Gu,