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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-10-16
The Infamous BoIIng-A crowd
Of Statements. a M

The Commercial Of yesterday was filed
with statements from gentlemen whose,
names the scoundrel Boiling had used as be-
ing implicated in proposed fusion Of the
Democracy and Fillmore parties, all prov
ing him to have been guilty Of the blackesl
falsehoods. Mr.. E. p. Norton, in his card,
denies having received dollar from any
Democrat for political purposes, and remarks
that Boiling must have lied when he said he
received three thousand dollars in New
York from Douglas g. Co.. on the 23d Of
June, since on that day he was in great dis
tress and had not money enough to pay his
hotel bill in New York, and funds for that
purpose was advanced him by Mr.. Norton.
Mr.. Edmund Pendleton, whose name Bo-
ling also uses as having received election
eering money from Democrats, denies it in
toto, and then goes on to state:
"In regard to the second charge, will
state the facts as they occurred. About the
first Of June last Mr.. Boiling, whom | then
supposed to be gentleman, came to my
residence on Mount Auburn, late in the
evening, and requested me to lend him mon.
ey enough to pay his expenses to New York,
whittier he expected to start on the next
morning at six o'clock. / lent him all
had in my purse, which was sac, merely as
an act Of personal kind6ess. About two
months after this, and Immediately after
his return from New York, he came into
| 4 81. eLoN H., q,
distress for small amount Of money, and
requested me to lend him $50 more-pro-
posing to pay me this and the amount for,
merly loaned him by draft on DR.. Griswold
for $50, which he said at the time DR.. Girls
void owed him. He never hinted to me
that DR.. Griswold was advancing money to
him for electioneering purposes, but left up
on my mind an entirely different impression
/ - very reluctantly and merely through
kindness to him-a6vanced the amount ht
requested, and took in payment his draft or
Griswold, which was duly paid. This is tht
first, last, and only draft OF his on Griswold
or any one else, which have ever seen or
indorsed."
Mr. Ware, the President of the Fillmort
organization, brands Bolng's statements a
false so far as his name is used, and state
that the expenses of the Fillmore speaker
are paid out of the treasury Of the Stat
Council, which is contributed to by the Fill
more men exclusively. Mr.. D H. Bailey
as Secretary of the State Council, corrobo
rates in every particular the statement o
Mr.. Ware.
These cards, published in the CommerciO
together with those of Mr.. Faran, and Mr.
Rule, which were in the Enquirer yester
, day, effectually dispose Of "Mr. Boiling
conspiracy" which is bound to re- act upo
the Black Republican trickstcrs, who, by
brbe, have induced the miserable creatur
to publish this batch Of falsehoods, affectipi
;: the po litical integrity Of many high-minde
and honorable men in both Democratic an
Fillmore purties.-Cin. Enquirer.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-10-16
INDIANA ELECTION.

We have received but very few returns
from Indiana, though what we have, ,seem to
indicate that the Democracy have sustained
themselves and the Constitution nobly.
A late dispatch says that the Democratic
majority is about Is 900.
WHERE IS THE WooLY HoRsE!
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-10-16

.NEThe Democrat talks of frauds upon
lie ballot box, and complains Of ourl party
aon this account. Gentlemen your charge is
fslSs.. The less you say about frauds, the
better for your good names. as we can. show
~ facts which will moi please you.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-10-16

OTThe London Times still continues to
contain articles favorable to Fremont and
denuociatory of the Democracy in the Uni.
ted States. This is to be expected. The
English have never been friendly TO the De-
mocracy since the days Of l776, and have
always lavished their Praiss upon the To;
ries.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-10-16
Kansas Troubles mt am End.


The public mind at the North has calmly
settled down in the belief-nnd belief full
ly justified by the facts-that the troubles
in Kansas are at on end, and the free State
men of the Territory have not the slightest
idea OF being further used as the mere instru.
ments to carry out the revolutionary designs
OF tho Bluck Republicans. A teIegraphic
despatch from St Louis says: .s a. r
"a letter to the Republican, from Lecomp-
ton, dated the goth, says that the armed
bands have been dispersed, md that the citi-
zens were returning to their claims and busi-
ness was reviving. Peace prevailed through
out the Territory" ,2rrer e,. tf
The Buffalo Courier saysa sr
"Disagreeable as must be the intelligence
to the Republicans, whose fattening food is
the blood of the slain in Kansas, there is a
general impression among candid and sane
men, that the disorders in that Territory are
in fair way of being quieted, owing to the
firmness of the administration, through Gov.
Geary and General Smith, in whose discre.
ton and abilities the strongest confidence is
reposed."
The Trenton True American says
"There can be no doubt that peace has
been OF length restored to the Territory. o
Kansas. The notorious Jim Lane and bis
army Of ragamufiins have retreated into To-
wa, and the Missourians have been sent tc
their own State. Gov. Geary has displayed
a great deal Of determination and impartiali
ty, and the people are beginning to discover
the imposture sought to be put upon them b,
the Black Republican press and the emissa
ries they have employed to go around the
country shouting bleeding Kansas"
The Detroit Free Press says:
every day strengthens the conviction
that Gov, Geaiy in Kansas is the right maj
in the right place. He is evidently of reso
lutte will and firm courage. The last tele
graphic intelligence is that he was in pur
suit Of the notorious Lane, whose foray il
the Territory produced all the recent trou
bles.' , ,...-5,..4
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-10-16

TEE ELEcTcRAL TIexETs Electoral
tickets have been formed in all, the States
for Buchanan; for Fillmore, in all except
Michigan, Iowa, Wisconsin, Maine, and
New hampshire, and for Fremontin all the
non-slaveholding States except Pennsylya-
MA.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-10-16

EXACTLY So.-Chauncy Shaffer said in
Albany, at Black Republican gathering,
that when he "voted fer John C. Fremont,
he laid Gsids The man." That's exactly wha,
the people will do,
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-10-16
PHILADELPHIA, Oct, Is. |

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. Is, 1856.
The State has gone Democratic by near.y
ten thousand. At least sixteen Democrats
elected to Congress, gain Of ten; we have
the Legislature by a large majority. Penn.
sylvania greets her sister States, north and
south, with shouts of joy for the Union and
Constitution. J. w. FoRNEY.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-10-16

| 0eTHoErMAN,the Black Republican can
didste for Judge,.is elected BY shout 2,5oo
majority.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-10-16

0cTDemocFats, put forth every energy for
the next fight. "The battle is just begun,
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-10-16
FOR PRESIDENT,
JAMES BUCHANAN,
k FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
JOHN C. BRECKENRIDGE,
c;lsts OF KENTUCKY.
2 OF PENNSYLVANIA,

DEMOCRATIC PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS FOB
~" e. OHIO.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-10-16

When the Beechet-BibIS .screech.
ets open their mouth about aBOrder Ruf-
aaOs,D they should hare soeh articles as the
following thrust at them. Such men as are
described below are disgrace to negroes
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-02
THE INDIE n G n ID L N 4 i,
A RELIGIOUS FAMILY NEWSPAPER.
Circulation over $4,000
AND RAPIDLY INCREASING. ss

AND RAPIOLH dNLHEdSIN6. Iar
That no other weekly religious newspaper ever met
with he OF The Independent must now be uni
versay admitted. It has been the aim Of the propre
tors without regard TO EXPENSE 20 make rank in point
Of talent high the best journal Of similar chsrac-
ter in the world and make popular only far
this could lie done by treadng boldly and firmly in the
path Of Christian dutynot as pleasing men, but God"
crisis arrived when every Christian is called upon
10 asx Lord what wilt thou have me to dop In con-
nict for principle and human rights great the world
has ever seen no voicecan now be silent with impuni-
~ III the religious press Christian refuse
either 10 speak or act the very stones will cry for
Heayen's sorest Judgments, and We shall be left a
ton to al up the measure Of iniquty
Now the time TO prove who are the true lovers Of lib
rv and 10 onstrate who the worthy descendants
Of the fathers Of the Revoluton, who were wiling to lay
down their lives to for this fair country an inner
1s Inasssrdent will enter the neid side by side with
ali who desire 70 do battle for truth JHsttce, and ku
1anffv With all the power God may give IL, IL will urge
the Christian public do TO save our beloved country from
the deathgrasp Of slavery II viii advocate freedom Of
speech freedom Of thspress, free soil, free men and
FIRE mont for the next President Those who think re
ous paper should not thus freely join with the secular
press doing this extraordinary work are informed that
the matter has been calmly considered the cost counted
aud the conclusion deliberately and conscenonsy arrived
at, that duty-duty 10 God and man precudea mo-
ments hesitation 10 the course which ought 10 be taken
by this p'per Those who symPathEe with u of every
ana parr. aud tLsy are Thousands, will aid the
cause by doing all they can 70 extend It's circulation
Those unacquAinted with Ths Independent inform
ed that the paper viii furnish articles weekly O1ows
lut. Regous Editorials, Selections. and current Rei
niouh News. .farnft 90. neE
7d. Edh,s discussing the great Moral aud Political
Questions Of the day. ..Ia.
3D. Communications from regular weekly contributors,
embracing every yarety u topic suited 10 Christian
fnmty-to the iiUiHg, not 10 the dead.
Ath Foreign and Domstlc Cures pondence.
Oh ksyewe and Special Articles important topics By
the ablest living writers I'M
Oh. An Article % Agriculture embracing Information
from ngarS q he country Ia relation 70 the eondi-
IN Review q ne req York Cattle and Produce Mar
sth. A Price Current, carefully corrected weekly
slh. Commtrclal and Financial Article, embracing
topics suited especially % business life ana conaluns
All the important news " tho day, including 4 Iu ~
Failures from Al paris nf Die county w "
10Th Poetry. nnlgieut ItemA. Rspors Of pnbi,o Mat
inss Book-natoss ana Reviews, anc other - ast. ~
terssting 10 The rnadipg public
-, lima LddrrNs L-LL JOSEPH X. LADD.
snD vi Publisher ~ BsekmAn 81 ,E.Y.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-02

NEW AND EXTRAORDINAR Dis
~ OOVERY THE INFALLlBLE LIQUID HAIR Dye =
Being an instantaneous Dye
IL will dye a color Black BrOWn in One Minute
Il coors the Whiskers Har the it is applied
without injury to the hair skin 1t can be washed i'm
mediaey OF the face without disturbing the color Of the
hair, and has bad odor.
1t may be applied regardless of the weather. The time
required for gentle color Moustchios or Eye Bows
is from three minutes; for WHISPERS from three to
FIVE minutes 6ertlemen's Ladies' Hair from 1--WE to
ten nInutes.
repared and sold by HARRIS & MORSE
Westminster St, corner of Eddy St. Providence. r l.
Sold by M B. GREEN q Co., No 2l6 Main Street, Wor
cester. ego dam
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-02

-, MASSACHUSETTS MORGAN.
EnA The undersigned gives notice that his fine
HN& stallion, Massachusetts Morgan, viii stand the
A-1E4 remainder Of the at his stable on Pleas
Street. opposite Lncoln Nurseries Massachusetts
Morgan sired by the celebrated Green MouGain Nor
gan, owned by sas Hale Of Royalston. His dam
of the best English blood with the Morgan and he
was raised by Calvin Wheeock of Sutton this county
Massachusetts Morgan Of the finest animals in the
country. He weighs 1000 pounds and has trotted
his mile in three minutes For ymmetry Of form and
grace of motion and bottom, he has superior.
The stock Of Massachusetts Morgan inherit all the good
qualities of their sire, and his colts have been sold at
prices ranging from 400 to 1000 dollars.
Terms SO the season. Mares brought from distance
will be kept taree four days, until serv, d. without
extra charge. JAALAN GATES,
my19 deod&wtf l73 Pleasant ST.
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no DANGER To APFBEHENDFD IRON luoeCve Poisui
ing anything they may in contact with after leav
ing the Paper and it possesses great advantage over
all other Poisons in lis not being liable to be mtsf0k-
s thereby preventing those serious accidents which are
Of almost daily occurrence It can be hung he walls
Of in the window, out # the reach Of children
although little fear need be apprehended of its nJurng
them.
Full directions each sheet Retail price cents per
sheet
BURR, FOSTER & CO., Cornhil, Boston, General
Agents for the Nsw England States and British Provinces,
10 whom all orders should be addressed je2l daw3m
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IRON Ratings.

complete andxensive in the country embracing every
branch Of the art, viz Cemetery, Garden Balco
ny, Verandah, and Builiing Ratings, Window Girders,
Tree Boxes Setees Brackets &c. &c. of the most choice
and elaborate designs. Public Squares, Cottages, Pri
vate Dwellings, and Cemetery Lots, enclosed in manner
not to surpassed All orders in any part Of the
try promptly attended to- at prices that will defy compe
titon. j, HFAbEY,
81 Sudbury St., opposite Sudbury Boston
awAp
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Onlllibuses

NEW WORCESTER & LINCOLN sQ
O M n / u u s.
CHANGE OF TIME Monday June g. 1856
Leaves New Worcester,
At ot 81 and 100, A. NJ, and Is, 81, 81, and P NJ.
Leaves Lincoln Square,
AT u 81, and IL, A. NJ, and %, Al, and 8, P. M
Leave Harrington Co ner at 9, P. N.
Leaves Harrington Corner, for New Worcester min
utes after leaving Lincoln Square.
SUNDAYS
Will leave New Worcester at 10 A. NJ, and Il P. M.
returning at the close Of meetings
" Fare each way, 6 al cents.
je9 dtf L.. B STONE, Proprietor.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-02
NRC ECKRON'S CELEB rated
Ava IINT1M H,NrT

AsA LINN EMF,
EQUALLY GOOD FOR MAN OR BEASTyy
Has trumphed where al other remedies have failed 10
have beneficial effect It is justly acknowledged to be
the greatest
EXTERNAL REMEDY
nthe known~ord, and is sale is unsurpassed IN the
annals Of medicine. Unlike many other popular medi-
oines Of the day II is recommended by many prompe M
members OF The Medical FACULTY, their prejuices having
yielded to the many ndispuabe demonstrations of cures
It has performed, whore other remedies have failed
HundredS Of Certificates mSght be giuen,
showing the superiority Of this medicine over ali other ex
ternal applications, but FAIR TRIAL, is all that is re
qniied to convince the most skeptical Of s meri.q
Prepared by J. 8. J. ". seldom, Haddam, o. and
sold throughout the United States aud Canadas.
Boston. 49,.
For sale IN Worcester, by NJ. B. GREEN co.,.21o
Main street. div fzB
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n, ., ADVERTISEMENTS.
4 IGHT AND HEALTHY BREAD.
JAMES PYLE'S

I IGHT AND HEALTHY BREAD.
JAMES PYLE,s
ieteEtC safe at eg s.
The nigh point of perfection attained in the pur6ca4
ton Of james Pye's Detetic Saeratus is OF much i'm
pcrtance 10 the American public, and should command
special attention Saleratus used in every fam.
lily, from the President down to the humbles citizen in
preparing the greatest necessary Of life, 8READ hence
the Importance of purely wholesome article.
HEADS OF FAMILIES
Take heed that your Chdren's health may not be de.
stroyed, for medical unanimously acknowledge that
the strong alkaline qualities of Salers tus are
destructive to health 1t deranges the stomach enters
the system and the way for Diseases and
the great mortality among children Of the present day,
from apparently simple Diseases can to a great extent
be atri uted to its destructive properties. Indeed if
consumers had any knowledge of the dangerous impuri
ties existing in much of the saeratus use they
would shudder at he thought of ng it in their food;
but here is an article that can he relied on.
JAMES PYLE'S DLETETIC SALERATUS,
Which is rapidly finding its way TO all parts of the couu.
try Its pure and harmless qualities sef-evdent
that any Intelligent Lady can be convinced by single
trial. and its powerful raising properties quite su-
cient to produce eighth bread Suitable for the
most delicate or dyspeptic paent) from the pound Of
HOUR han can be done in the ordinary way. For short
Biscuit Cake and Pastry of all kinds by far superior
to Super Carbonate of Soda requires shortening
to produce the desired richness.
JAMES PYLE is the sole originator of the Dietetc Sail
eratus, and that bearing any other is counterfeit
Manufacturing depot ia Warren Street, New York.
For sale at all the Groceries in Worcester and through
cut New England generally a5 dag6 m
NNy OOLEN MACHTNERY.-O. L. GOD
Wv DBBD, New YorS, only manufacturer Of the orig
ina STEEL RING and TOOTH BURRING MACHINES
and FEED ROLLS, to be attached First and also to
Second Breakers and Finishers Of Wooden oardne Ma
Chimes The alta hment to second Breakers and Finish
ers is new and very important These machines in
successful operation first Breakers, in most Of the
principal Wooer Factories in the United States Canadas
and Mexico and deemed by experienced manufacture
tT the most perfect machines used indispensable
| and
They fact the only strong durable and success
fully operating machines in use. No carding machine
should an hour without them
The Feed Rolls strong dorabIe and worthy Of at
tention
Circulars explaining these machines and Rolls refer
euces to mills having them in USE &c. may be had by ad
dressing c. L. GODDARD
No. Bowling Green. New York, to whom orders Should
hH directed a1v alt
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6EUY ME AND VIII no YOIT
HB GOOD-Ths Great Spring & summer Afedic,ns
DIR. LANGLEYiB

Root aud Herd JuumNhCE BIfteps.
This Is medicine tremendously composed Of sorns q,
the best Roots, Herbs Barks In such manner tbst
It acts directly upon me stronghold Of disease They
torpid Liver, known as Liver Complaint; for Janndice
Dyspepsia, Bile Oostiveness, Headache Linguor Veal,
They purify the blood promote healthy ci,cn,a,i..
eradicate hpmors give the whole system vital energy AMI
power ano by constant use, keep on disease Over
100000 bottles were sold The last year ana moro person
received benefit, than from any other medelbs sya
known. IL always does good. ''u
only 70 cents Tor ping, and 37A centa for Quarts Sold
everywhere. ONCE, 30 Union Street. Boston
mch6 daw8r,t
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CTpresses

Ek53ssszgssz FULLER'S NORWICH AND
ES WORCESTER EXPRESS.
q. ,: FULLER viii send Messenger on every Accom-
mediation Train, Norwich and Worcester Railroad
to transact all business the Express Line and forward
packages to New London, Hartford, New Haven and
New York. He will transport an Iron Safe in each train
for the transmission of valuable packages.
OFFIcEsl8O Main St., Worcester N. O. Brakenridge'E
tore, under Rauregan House. Norwich Ct
All packages should be marked Fuler's Express
worcester, Sept LIST, lobb. sept5
SI4stlz4A ROSS'S PROVIDENCE AND
Ssese@4 WORCESTER EXPRESSLY Every Train
Packages Forwarded, Notes, Drafts, and Bills collected
and paid, and all orders attended TO with despatch
Packages, and small Gases forwarded and other Express
6usinesst acted at Fall River, Mansfield Attleboro'
Taunton, Sew Bedford, and Nantucket Mass; Bristol
Warren, Newport, East Greenwich, Kingston Warwick
"icsheld, Peaceda and Wakefield, R. l.; and stoning
On. Conn. -s.+. ',.-t' --l- .
OFFIoEs.-1SO Main street. Worcester Horace Cooks
store, Woonsocketi No. Exchange street, Providence
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nre0ifines

CORDIAL BALM OF SYRIACUM.
1t is now universally acknowledged, by all classes that
ne above named Cordial better adapted the Of
all cases of the following diseases than any other medi
cine now in 1t has been successfully used n-hron
ehits, weakness astbmh pains in the head neuralgia,
spinal complaints, tic doore aux, rheumatism chronic
inflammation; dyspepsia, conFtipation sciaca sperma-
torhRa hernia disease the heart coughs colds con-
sumption, general debility aversion society,
Ills, &c.
The period has arrived when the rosrums which have
hitherto existed most give way to the only safe and
tam remedy Tor these diseases. Who fingers day
to day in wrechedness and misery want Of proper
remediesf Who are being carried daily their graves,
IN consequence Of their avaucious dispositions? How
many families have been left to by avarcjous
parent who. rather than part with few dollars would
permit his CHI to be hurried into the of that grim
monster-neath
The Cordial Balm of 5yriacum is recommended as
sure cure for all cases of genera debility.
ANY person, either in city country, have the
medicine sent to them by express to part Of the
world by encooiug the money to @. A. HILL, No. l2l
Main Street, Worcester, Mass.
CAUTON-An my bottles are labeled. and bear my sig.
nature, c. A. HILL NJ D. to counterfeit which is forgery
Prices &c. So aud So per bottle in various sizes, the
largest bottles being the cheapest, This medicine is
purely vegetable, may be taken by child or adult
with perfect safety Persons wishing fol it must send by
letter directed above it cannot be obtained in any
otheI place. The Cordial is warranted to purify the
blood and eradicate ell humers has also been used in
May diseases not mentioned with favorable results In
short it needs but trial to prove its many virtues and
its adap5ation TO many diseases considered Thy sOme in
durable. The proprietor of this Balm is Conscious that
there has been many medicines brnugl before the pub
for the cure OF ills that the human family subject to,
which in many instances have proved to be worthless
eau find ref in using the Cordial Balm syriacum,
which can be procured at his Office No III Main street,
Worcester, Mass,
All orders promptly attended to. Address as above
TIL L ELECTRO CHEMICAL,
Or Gulvan5c Baths,
nal ~, A. n, n
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C. S f I T TIN O. S .
The Worcester Gas LIGHT Cnmnanv.

Continue put PIPE and FITTINGS, for the intro
ducton Of Gas into buildings in the most thorough and
workmanike manner, and warran. them arraaged,
that the flow of Gas shall be equal and the distribution
perfect.
They will guarantee the perfect fitting of all work
ecued by them, but 1UH not hold heBS resp0n
sbfe for leakage, insufficient supply, other dam
age arising from the imperfect aOork Of other par
ties.
Their recent enable them make liberal
discount all Pipes and Fittings, and they furnish
every thing in this department. of the best quality, and
at as low prices be obtained New York and Bos
ton. JAMES B. BLAKE Agent and Superintendent
No. 8 Pearl Street, Norceater.
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STEAM FITTINGS

For the of Mechanics and others, the un-
designed has made arrangements keep constantly
hand, full assortment of PIPE and FITTINGS, for
Steam purposes which will be sold at low prices
can be obtained elsewhere.
Having engaged competent and experienced workmen,
he is apsred take for the fitting up of
Factories, Machine Shops, Hotels and other buildings,
for Heating by Steam; all work warranted to be done
the most thorough Manner and perfect satisfaction guar
Rnteed. JAMES b. BLAKE
ie2 No. Pearl Street, Worcester. dom