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AN ACT
April IL, 1858,
No. ssl

NO, Sc Az ANA
To ans nd an act. entitled an act to amend act
titled an act to Iulaie the mode ofpeutionng the
Legislature in certain cases, passed MarSh IL lSiI,
Ssc l. BE IL enacted By the Gene al IssSabiy Of the
State Of Ohio That in all where petitions,
morals or remonstranCss shall be presented TO any
future legislature tor against the erection OF any
new county, or for tae ocNtion relocation OF any
county seat the petitioners shall be p years Of age,
aud resident tax payers or voters within the several
townships where they may resde. and the petition
shall act forth the name Of tue township aud county
where the petitioners reside end that his their resi-
aaSs Is Nlib,a " Vgt o. hs Gsarst ot toe Ptopets6
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1SGreatest Discovery of the Age.-ef
IMPORTANT TO
I 0 B A Geo CHI E WERS!!
DR. GUSTAvUs LINNARD'S
TASTE RESTORATIVE TROCHRs. OBJ

The Great Substitute for Tobacco.
Tits well known and incontrovertabe fact that tbs
inordinate use of Tobacco is the promoting cause Of
the most severe
MENTAL AND PHYSICAL DISORDERS
to which the of Is subject as careful an.iv,s
and long and painful experience have clearly proven
that IL contains certain narcotic properties most insidz
ious in their effects which, by entering into the blood
derange the functions and operations Of the Heart
causing many to suppose they are troubled with
chronic affection of that organ.
TOBACCO affects also the entire nervous system.
tsel-as all who have used the noxi-
Gus weed Will bear tvstiuVuy--tn I,assit,,e No.-...
lrrtability, Water Brash, Dyspepsia and many oth.
disorders of similar character. '''
THE TASTE RESTORATIVE TROCryrs
Are designed to couneract these banefuI in1usnc.,
and have proved completely successful in multtnds
of cases and wherever used Being harmless In tbsn,
selves they exert beneficial effect upon the entire sv.
tenn restoring the Taste which has ecome viti,tsd h,
great indulgence, completely removing the Irritation
and accompanying tickling sensation of the Throat
which are always consequent upon absaining from the
use OF Tobacco. and by giving healthy tone 10 The
Stomach, invigorate the whole system. -
NO EXCUSE
Need henceforth ever be made by TOBACCO CHEW.
KS that there exists perfect substitute or relief for
then cravings and unpleasant feelings whe attefnnt
ing to break off from the of Tobacco as the
Es or Lozengers are warranted TO aerform all such Of
noes Ihey are put up in a convenient and Dort
able style at so Cents per Box and can he bsd ~
all respectable Druggists liberal discount 10 ar,
trade =" s"e
Prepared solely by the undersigned to whom all or
ders should b., addressed. W"
James T.. Bow or, Druggist.
Cor ri and Race sts., philadelphia.
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BOOKS! BOOKsI! BOOKs!N

Fresh arrivals weekly at
II ~ S B o X s ORE,
sign OF the Book consisting of School Books Of all
kinds, also Latin, Greek, French, German, and the
higher mathematical works. He also has the standard
Poets Histories, Biographies Travels New aud Popa-
lar Works. etc. ETC., together with commentaries and
notes on the Scriptures works Theology, Annuals
Gift Books for all seasons and ages aarge assortment
of Holiday Gifts, and Toy Books with beautiful
pictures for the children. OF Stationery he has the
best the eastern market affords and in great variety
INKS-Black, Blue, Red, Carmine, Arnold's aad
Harrisons Fluid Copying, Indeble, etc.
- GOLD PENS-Mammoth, Engrossing, CONNER.
cial Ladies &C., at HOIT,S
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April 10, 1888

No 7O1 AN ACT
To amend act passed April l3, 1852. entitled IAN
act for the Asses.mcn aud Taxation OF all property
in this State aud for Levyng Taxes thereon accord
ing to its true value in money
SEQ !. Be IL enacted by the Gnerdi Assembly ofhe
STATE of Ohio Tha, the thirty third section ~ an act
passed April l3th 1852. entitled act for tho assess
and xatiou of all property in this State and for
evyng taxes thereon according to its true value IN
money, be amended as to read "a follows Sec. S3
The county commissioners OF each county in TINS state
shall at their June session In the year one thousand
eight hundred and hry.eight aud every sixth year
thereafter divide their county into ns many districts
a. there are townships in said county, and any couhy
within the limits of which there IL city, the COM
miisiuners shall divide said city into districts COM
prising within each, not less than one ward or more
than i've nnj no township ward shall he divided III
making such district wards, which wards shall be con-
tiguoul, and the commissioners shall give notice by
publication In some newspaper in the county, and no
newspaper is published in the county, then by puhllc
no ice set up in each township and ward at the usual
place of holding clcC tons setting forth tina bounda
res OF districts IN cities and the qualified electors OF
such districts shall at he October election in the year
eighteen hundred and ftyeight and every sixth year
thereafter elect some citizen OF such district having
the qualifications OF cector, IA assessor OF real
property within such district; thu judges Of election
shall keep separate poll book for the election OF said
NssCasors and the returns thereof duly cerhed rs IN
other cases shall ho made 10 the county auditor. who
with the cerk of the court of common pleas and pro-
hate Judge of the county shall the same and de-
clare the result aud the auditor shall within ten daya
after opening such returns give notice to each OF the
| persons elected of his election.
sxc The thirty.thrd section of said act is hereby
repealed and this act shall be in force from and after
| its passage. .,,
| Speaker ottho uouse of REPRESENTATIVES
MARTIN WELKER
President OF the Senate.
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CASH STORE!

THE Subscriberis selling his goods for cash or
l. it's equiyaent lie has large stock and is deter
mined to dispose of them at small profit. Call and
eco. POWERS,
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April -, lS5
AN ACT

No. SOL AN ACT
To amend An act entitled act 20 provide for the
uniform government and better regulation of the
Lunatc Asyums o the State, and the care of Idiots
and the Insane" passed April 7, 1856.
SIC, l. BE sNdetsd by ne General iSseMbfy of the
State of Ohio That tho fortioth section of an act
titled act 20 provids for the uniform government
aud better regulation otthe unauo asylum OF tho state
an the care of Idiots aui the insane passed Apr Z,
1856 be amended as TO II al rs follows Sec 40 ne
taxable costs and expenses to be paid under the p
visions Of this act shall he "a follows 10 the pro.
bate Judge with whom the affidavit is filed the sum Of
two dollars for holding an inquest under the provis'
ions OF this act for each warrant certificate or sub
pCsua lie may necessarily ISSUE the same fees Ms are
may DO allowed by law 80 the clerk OF the court OF
common pleas for similar services and tho amount OF
postage on all nmunicatons to and from the super
nteudent, which the said judge NAV be required TO
pay; 90 the medical witness who shall mako out the
certificate req lrcd IN the seventeenth section OF the
act 10 which this is an amendment tive dollars aud
witness fees such allowed by law in other
70 the witnesses aud cOuStables the same fees
allowed by law for like services In Other cases TO each
person employed by tho probate judge TO commit a
uu tie 20 the county ubrmary seventy cents per
daY; 70 the superintendent OF the county n6rmarY or
anor for keeping idiot or insane porson, thirty five
cents per day; 20 the sherG other person than
assistant for taking an insane person TO the asylum "r
removing one therefrom upon the warrant OF the pro
bate Judge mileage AT the rate of ten cents per mile
going and returning, and seVenV.hye cents per day
for the support OF each patient on his Journey 90 OF
from the asylum and to each assistant five cents per
mile and nothing more tho number OF miles 20 bo
computed in all cNses by the nearest route travelled
and specified in this section to be paid out OF the
county treasury, upon tho certificate OF tho probate
judge and the order of the county auditor
SRc = The original section forty the act TO which
this is an amendment Is hereby repealed, and tins ac
shall take eject from and after its passasS,
WILLIAM b, WOODS
Speaker of the House OF Representatives
MARTIN WELkER.
President of the Senate.
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For Sale,
WANTEDI WANTED

PORK WHEAT, CORN. OA rs, g. C.
The undersigned wants TO purchase large quantity
of Pork aud all kinds of merchaatabe Grain for which
the ighest market price--lN CASH-will he paid.
JAMES I SNtTu,
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EARN FnW SNLE,

FARM FOR SALE.
1INHE farm known the Bates' farm. in Washington
i township, 40 acres so acres well improved, good
house and barn, valuable orchard, we'll &e,, Sc,. will
besold very low for cash. time II secured; aso In
connection Herewith 80 Of school land lying so
rods alstant ali excellent qualify ofand Convsnsntts
mills, schools sc. q. JEFFERSON, Agent
Nov. S, 1887. Fer John Rutues
Il LAa2s, ~ lSOly lel SBO RCWERs
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In Milton Township.

In Milton TOWNSHIP.
Range Q, town seU. ~, N 5 Il so
In Milton tounshp, chocey tmbersd, and with
small improvement.
"24, n. Ed 160
A tract of good land.
Range o. town A. sec. g. N. half S. w. 80
., &" 4. " 10, N N w so
., 4, 3, NENW ~
Range O. town f. Sec 10, s E4SENE 200
Range 9, town L. Sec. ~, > 5 Il 5 w s T. l20
Range g. town l. section 20, wse &ssw l20
IN LAKE TOWNSHIP
Range u, town Z, sec. II W quarter 160
Choice lands, we'll drained, in settled neighborhood.
Range H. town I, sec. 30, S. L. quarter. lt0
WI be sold very cheap.
Range II, town 7, sec. 81, L N L 80
" IL, I, rs. NE leo
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EOr SnIe,

A large quantity of land in Wood county, and Q
number of town lots in Perrysburg Persons desiring
to purchase are requested to apply soon.
August 9, lS57-l3u JAMESMURRAY.
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Red Cedar Posts!

The undersigned has quantity of Cedar Posts.
which he will sell al fair rates, by the cord or
single post. JAMES HOOD.
Perrysburg, August 30, ls5T-l5mS
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In Plain Township.

Range 10, town ., Sec. 10. .easta 500
i" 10 IL the Whole GAO
d" 10 81 ). ". IL S. AN.W,t 240
~ 81 from west side N. Z. 4 100
part prairie and part woodland.
10 81 ). W. of 5. L ~
all improved-frame house.
10 20 NAN. N. ". q N. w. N. Il, 100
Principally prairie, but sufficient timber for fencing
and fuel
10. s.. 9NS w fr. lS4
I" ENW 10
Above coniderably improyed.
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In PerrYsbnrg Township.

II. II ID. X. HOLbENBECk,
ID EAL ESTATE Agents offer for Sale at fair prices
III and upon reasonable terms, the following lands:
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Boots and Shoes.

We prepared to make TO order, Boots and Shoes,
and will al keep them constantly hand. Give ps
call. HOUSTON q GOODWIN
September 5. ls57--l7tf
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TO THE PURTTC,

Notwithstanding the reports to tho contrary we
burg Mills are grinding daily, at all hours ana are
doing as s)l wr kf not better.) than any Mill in
the country Furthermore would say that It is our
intention to depend upon Custom Work mainly and
make it the Mill for the people, Flour and feed Of
all kinds hand and for SALE and any orders left At
our Store. will receive prompt attention, and will be
delivered free Of charge.
Dec l, lS57-3Otf J.. r. MILLER & CO.
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DIR. MORS.E'S
| INDIAN ROOT P | l. L s .

Ne eohants and traders will bo their guard and
Anot bo imposed upon 10y Counterfeit OF Morses
\ Indian DOT Pills signed A. u. Moore All genu-
Hnc Indian Root Pills have the name and signature
Aof A. j. bhhe d. Go. on each box.
DIX. MORSE, the inventor Of MousE's INDIAN
ooT PILLS, has spent tho greater part OF his life
IN travelling having visited Europe, ASIA aud Africa
4 as well North America--has spent three years
h,mong the Indians of our Western country--t was
Yin this way that the In liam Root Pills were first dis
kGovrcd. DR.. Moore was the hrst man to establis
he fact that all diseases arise from IMPuRlrY oi
VruE BLoUD--that our strength. health and life dc
pended upon this vital huid A. WIllTE& co,
80 l.nnni r s.. \ Y.
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In Washington Townshiu

In Washington Township.
Range town u, Sec, 80 + NE 80
Range 3, town s, section 2, N. pit. N. w. Ia 81
6 35 pit, ofW fr'lsec. 80
:" " IS S.pt. OF $. Wfrlt s0-G4l
choice tract OF land half mile above Otsego, ane
containing about 70 acres of Prairie.
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u. s. r., town 4, section 8, west 800
81 N.E.i less so acres 1l0-43
Very desirable land IA miles from Perrysburg.
U, H., town 4, section /, INEt g.
4" 4" IL SWl l6
Near Perysburg, well tnbered and good land.
u. 5. X. town 4. section 80, NE 16
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THE GREATEST j
M E d / G A l. ID S @ OV E Il y
OF THE AGE,
EVERY KIND OF HUMoR,

NTR. KENNEDY, Of fRoxbury, has discoveredin one
WI OF our common pasture weeds a remedy that
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In Liberty Township.
Range 10, town 1, sec. Z. N. OF n. h. / 80
10 N. of N. Wa so
In Liberty township--tmbered.
/" WI Of Ne 81
About 80 acres prairie go with above-in Liberty.
10 L. IL S NV 40
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In Freedom Township.
IL, 3, 80. N ENW
Half mile from New Rochester.
IL, S, g. n hf sw or & eqr
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RADWAY'S REGULATING PILLS.
% - -
RADWAY'S READY REITEF

1. One of the most remarkable properties which this
all erfal remedy possesses, is that of Etecicity
Il truly eecride' the whole system with its heahtui u
hlsnCe. Its action upon the poisonous case of malaria
whether it be the Injecting eilva OF Yellow, Ty plus,
StCGmp Measles. Scarlet other Malignant Feyers,
FeUe1 AgGe Bilious Fever, Cholera Diarrhm4, Dtsen
terry FuX whether the stomach becomes inf med aud
irr taed from the poisonous Of acid planta faint
ed meats, nnrpe fruits green vegetables, dose or
two OF Railways Ready Relief will instantly neutralizs
the poisonous elements that may in the stomach asy
the violent inhamm ltons and fory the whole sys
TEN AZ inst sickness or painful difficulties
In all cases, therefore, of Cholera, Cholera Morbus
Fux, Fevers NC, there remedy safe I'd certain
tc take, Railways Ready Relief Its electrical pow
els will the instant 1t is taken, charge the system 10lh
2. As A COUNTER IRRITANT, withdrawing the con-
gested hl5oi, which of Rheumatism Lunbago,
Gout, uralga, scistca infcts much pain uFol he
patent acts with the apdlty of lightning the instant
the e is rubbed the parts Of the body where there
jB paintre establishes an equalization of the blood
congestion being Withdrawn, inflammation is removed,
ard pain ceases
5. as Difuvius Stimuiant.-In cases of Weakness,
Languor DEBILITY, Depression Of Spirits, Restle1sness,
Melancholy, nervous rremb ings, Hysterics SC, it diff
fuses healthiu tonic properties throughout the
tire system 1t reviyes and reinvigorates thu aged
crippled, nfrm, and nervous. 1t imparts new lie and
strength Weak and feeble females who from continued
suffering with weakening discharges, wasting
away, Aadways Ready Relief will restore to sound and
4 ITS CLEANSING AND HEALING PROPERTIES
Quickly pro} ed in of mounds, gun shots, or
ftlngs bites Of dogs, snakes insects, &c. fhe moment
Roadway Ready Rehe is applied to the panied parts, It
the poison, the inecton aays imam
nation and prevents modification.
s. AS BODY GUARD TO PREVENT the system
against sudden Of Sickness especially wien ep
idemcs prevail, in Of sudden cramps in the
stomach bowels Bilious Gholc, Fevers of all KINDS
dose oi Radwdy's eedy relief will check the progress Of
the disease and prevent serious difficulties.
g. Exposure TO heat-Cerebral Observation-Disclosures
who ged be exposed to the hot rays Of the
should when they feel sickness headache, etc. taSe
take dose of Relief, also battle the head with it in
water this will settle and strengthen the stomach and
Withdraw the heated blood from the head-and equalze
It's circulation through the system.
T. Every family should provide themselves with Rad
way Ready Relief II accidents occur, either from
falls burns AIDS bruises Wounds etc., application
OF the ksady Relief will immediately stop the pain, pre-
vent il nammation or modification.
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NOTICES..

GtHERiFF LE.-COMMOSWEALTH OF
- MASSACHUSETTS, - Worcester. So, November 22l,
A. D, iS6S.-By virtue Of execution which issued on
ejulgment in favor Lucy Livermcre Of Fchb5rr in
the County OF Worcester at the September Term OF the
supreme Judicial Court holden at Worcter within and
iol the County OF Worcester the til Tuesday Of SEP
tsmoer A D. 1851 have taken all the right 70 redeem
certain right OF redemption Of Charles Livarmore. II
said Ftchburg that taken ard sold snd conveyed by
A. P kimhail. D. sh'G, to Lucy Lvermore, by deed
dated Nov 30h 1851 recorded the Registry Of Deeds
for the County OF Worcester book 500 page 49, being
the mortaged real estate Of said Charles Liver de-
sorihei 10 deed from James Puer to gail Charles Iiv-
ermore dated Sept. Doth, 1872 and record ID in said
County Registry OF Deeds, book 373, page to which
deed reference may BE- had, hject the conditions
therein contained against erecting any ont houses other
Building thereon, that shall be offensive % the inhab
tant5 in the dwelling b TIE lot back Of said prem
ises, the right to he sold being said Charles Lvrmores
rghtto redeem from said Sheriff Sale Also, all the
right to redeem a certain iiVht Of redemption OF the
said Charles Lvernoe that taken and sold snd con
Yeyed BY A. P. Kin ball D Shift to Lucy L. LivermOre
by deed dated Nov &c. 1857 recorded in the Registry Of
Deeds for said County book $780, PAGE 300 being the
mogaged real estate OF SAIL Char Lvemore described
in deed from Leonard Farnsw nth said Charles Ljy-
ermoe, dated April 18th 1s41, aud recorded in the Reg
stry Of Deei for said county, book 42l page 939 and
upoa which the Fitchburg Mutual Fire Insurance Com
pAny hold mortgage to secure the sum Of $1,000 the
right TO be sold being sad Charles Ljverm0re night to
redeem from aaid Sheri Sale aud the LIST day Of Jan
uary next, A. 10 O'Clock at my Office Worcester
No 8, Brinley Hail. shall c=r for sale by public
ton to the highest bidder said Ihts in equity OF redemp
ton. JOHN L BAKER, Deputy Sheriff.
L33 d3.Tu
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TIE WORCESTER SPY.
rzaMs o. FrnLloATluN


pArY PApEB.-FOuR DOLLARS a year PAYABLE al
veyg IN ADVANCE. AnsubscripHlns scoa.iuuel at
the expiration Of the lerm pad FOR
EsESLY PsPER.-ffic' Two dollars Year, 81 TOR six
nouth end SO ents for three months II paid strictly
advance sl,75 year. single copies 4 cents each
HATES FoR ADVERTISING.
lTfe square H the space occupied by 100 words or u
ines solid 'Noaparie" type, being just enc inch in
enssh
IN DAILY.
One square, one day 50c Ro days 75ci three days
four days Sl20 one week $780, weeks So 90; each
subsequent week 5c three months So (uet six months
$40 (net one year SIG (net).
Que half square lsas day SOC; two days 8Oc;
three days 15c one week 81 two weeks sl75 each
e4neat week 4oci three months S4i six months 81
wear $40
Discounts viii be made upon six months, bin At the rate
Of 10 per So Is per on $50 rs er cent on
$50 30 cent ro 50 to S75, % per cent from
20 IS 500.
yearly advertising" at s2E per 5quare per snnum
Manageable not oIen"r than week But yearly ad-
vcT8ers gill b cO3fned their ordinary gitimate bus
ness gersirg. All to the ordinary style Of display
Gil other advertisements from them will be charged at the
oausl rates.
WEEKLY.
One square one week 75c; three weeks Sill each after
nsertioO 20ci six months $5i year 50. One half
EquaTe or less, one week 60c year S. No yearly
advertisng"i in weekly except BY special coutract
Discounts sill be made the above rates in the same
ratio 9 Advertisements 10 the Daily.
SPECIAL ADVERTISING IL ETHRk PAPER
dessengeTs' notices $780, Assignees' notices $3.50;
Asecnt0ra or Administrator notices Of appointment
81 Sos Probate notices, ordinary form &I25 Al nther
legal notices rs per cent advance from ordnarY rates
&i,25 per square Of u lines, caar, ills 3eLti
ton Of advertising being less than Ell.
Special Notices 80 per cent in advance Of the ordinary
yates.
Notices Of Political and other meetings and conventions
VIII he charged at the Usual advel Using prices.
Religious notices, cards OF Acknowledgements from oer-
gymen and the like, SOC per square.
Marriages and deaths gratis Notices Of funerals 2so
ali obi uGry notices additions Of any kind to the
simple announcement OF deaths and marriages charged at
the Of rate of &c a line.
II transient advertising, and all from abroad unless
accompanied by satisfactory oca reference, must be
aid for in advance.
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OMNTRUSFS.

NNT EST BOYLsTON TO WORCES-
" TER.-Ckange Of Commencing Mon
day, November ID, 1851. Leaving o. B. sswyers
Store, West Boylston, at 7,45 A NJ, and l P M,
and Bay State House Worcester at 10 80 A. NJ and As
P. n. Fare each way, rs cents Express business
promptly and faithfully attended to,
n3 diff Q. G. BARNARD, Proprietor.
SPENCER, LEICESTER, CHERRY
~ VALLEY, NEW WORCESTER AND WoRCEs.
TER OMNIBUS. Spring ArrGn cement, commencing
THURSDAY, March 10, 1858:
Leave Spencer al a. m. Leave Bay State House,
p. m.
Leave Leicester at M, 100 F. m leave Bay State
Rouse at 1880 a M, 500 p. m.
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Evenings Leave
Leicester at $780, and Bay State House at O'Clock.
Leave Cherry Valley 10 minutes after starting from
Leicester on each trip.
Leave New Worcester at 30 NJ, 1880 q. m 80 p.
m, 10 p. M, 400 p. M 80 p. m. leave Bay State
House at 80 q. M 10 80 m, p M, 80 p. m, p
M, p.
SUNDAYS
Leave Leicester 49, and Cherry Valley OF 80 a. N.
Leave City Bai at 90 pm.
Leave New Worcester at 10 m and 80 p. IN. Leave
City Hall at close OF meetings
Express Business Promptly Attended to-
L. b. STONE f. CO., Pro FRS.
Worcester, March, 1903. dtf mchle