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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-08-22

Cor ANOTHER ONE, Mat Root of Pains
vile is taken the census of Lake Count
The other day he receeivd a call from
old farmer at whose house he had calll
a few days before, in one of the towns
had canvassed, The farmer fumblod aw
wardly with his hat, and didn't seem
know exactly how TO get at his busiue
Mat inquired after the health OF his 1
teen children, all under seventeen yearj
age, whose names he remembered TO h
taken, spoke about the weather, &c,
the honest old farmer seemed to d
more and more embarrassed. At LEM
tho visitor blurted out, "My old won
sent me down to tell you to come
and take the census over again-Skes
another 0ac"-CLcvcLani DcB,0 crdt.
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A FARM FOR Sail

The undersigned offers for sale, y
farm in Penn township formerly own
now occupied by Richard Denver jr. cCrl
about SO acres, bounded by land Of Y
Iloyt, Thos. Martin and Jonathan WAL
mile west Of Pennville. From 40 to "
clcared-a good frame dwelling houss|
barn, and other buildings erected thoreoi|
a good bearing orchard and nevH|
spring on the premises, and will be
reasonable terms. For which apply 10
win Curwcnsvilc, RICHARD DENVER
Aug. 22th $780, --Sm. Penn ID
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REGISTERS NOTICE.

NJ Office, is hereby given that the fclI
IN accounts have been examined and
by me, and remained filed of record inf
flee for the inspection OF heirs, logatoos,
tors, and all others in any other way a
ted, and will bo presented to the next On
Court of Clcariicld county, TO be held !
Court House, in the borough of Clearie&I
mencing on the 9TH Monday of Scptembsf|
for the confirmation and allowance
Tho nc count of Geo. Jacob Yoas ADM
tor of the goods and chattcls, rights an
its, of George Ginter late of Brady tcs
. OlearIlell county deco ased.
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Thompson and B. G. Bowman--and you
will have "JM hand" of Democratic
names, that are an honor to our party,
and there IS no doubt but that the whole
hand full will be elected.
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of our ability.

of our ability.
W, A. Wallace, Esq, was then calleJ
upon and responded in ar eloquent ad !,
dress TO the Club.
On motion, the Club adjourned to roeo,
at the Town Hall on the 2Sth inst
II % III ~ j. b. WALTERS. See
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A Gard to Young ia
and @amGl@n1an..

The subscriber will send (frec Of chdr1
who desire it, the Recipe and directions |
ing a simple Vegetable Balm, that will.
two to eight days, remove Pimples,
Tan Frecktes, Sallowness, and all impn
roughnoss of the Skin, leaving the SAND
ture intended it should be--sof, clear 2
beautiful, Those desiring the Rcceipe,
instructions, directions, and advice, VI
call on or address with return postss
Ii. JAS. L. MARSHAb
Practical CHL
No. 80 City Buildings
Aug. 22th 1S60.- -. mo.
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lation of slavery "wherevrit crists." If
not, he must ropudiate the vote of his
party. How stands the General, ready
or not ready? Niger, or not Niger? !?
Annihilation of slavery, or the repudia-
ton of his party? Trot out the nag.
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PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.
Senatorial Electors.
Richard TaUx, Geo. NJ. Keim.

District Electors.
Fred A. Server. 14-lsaac Reckh
2-W. {. Patterson. l5-Geo. d. jackson
3-Jos. Crockett, jr. lG-John Ali.
4-Jno. G. Brenner. l7-Joel B. Banner.
sc. w. Jacoby. lS-J. r. Crawford
G-Chas. Kelley. ,l0-H. N. Lee.
7-Olivcr p. James i20-Josh. b. Howell
S-David Schall, Pin. B. Fetterman
0-Joe! Lig hter. 22-Saml. Marshall
0-S, S. Barbour. 23-Wm. Book.
1T. II. Walker. 24-B. D. Hamlin
IS. Winches or. 25-Gaylord Church
l3-.Jos. Laubach.
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SaumdeRs' lLmsGiG1I
Thirty Ninth and Market street
Prof. Il. ID & CORTLAND sAUI
Principals.
Hon. WIN. BIGLER, Clear6cld Wn
BIN, Esq. of the Merchants Hoie
Hon. j. w. F0RNEY, of '1be Pres;
WESTBR00K, of the s. S. Union
MAYNARD, Williamsport ]. LEls
Esq, Pres't Of the Lehigh Coal G Nr
Hon. ASA PACKER, Mauch che
aotom hare sons boarding in .Saunder.
will give their friends who may DO
a safe, thorough and pleasant School,
nation desired respecting this Semin'
a Grove and Lawn OF EIGHT
are attached TO the Institute, fol- ssc'
reation and physical exercise.
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lNurtester 9allg Spp.

THE BRITISH CoTToN TRADE-The cot.
ton manufacturers of Great Britain are gigan-
tic in their proportions, and their growth has
been wonderfully rapid. AT present there are
6OO,OO0 persons employed in the cotton fac
tories, and it estimated that there are 1000 900
persons in that country dependent on the cot
ton trade for their subsistence. Lancashire is
the chief seat of this great business One CEN
tury ago its population was 100000; now it
contains 100000 inhabitants This great in
crease exceeds that of any other equal surface,
perhaps, in the world, and is entirely due to
the development of the cotton manufacture
In 1903 there were in England and Scotland
1.-THE United Kingdom) 1890 factories, run
ming 96OOO,0OO spindles and 800, 900 looms, by
100000 horsepower. The amount OF capital
invested in it is estimated to be 100000, 600
labout $500 ,000,000.) The quantity of cotton
imported into England in 1859 was 1881, 800,
OO0 lbs. which at II cents per Id. amounts to
Sal, $4,000. The total number of bales was
2,S29, ITO, (which no less than 2,066, 341 were
furnished from America that is, out of every
seven pounds received in England, five came
from the United States. India furnished
100000 bales; Egypt, 100000; South Amer
ca, l24,000; and about eight thousand bales
came from various other countries The
value of the manufactured cotton goods sent
from Great Britain annually is very great
In 1859 it amounted to EAT 100000 (about
$239,60O,000,) which was equal in value to
one-third of the entire exports (woolens, met
ais, &C. OF the United Kingdom. No less than
$l20,000,000 of cotton manufacturers are con-
sumed annually in Great Britain itself, indie
pendent of the export, thus showing how
much the value of the raw PRODUCTS increased
by the manufacturing operations, all of which
are dependent on proper supply OF cotton
from America.-Scientifc american
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MATCH MAKING MOTHERS.-It is not only
the poor and needy who have the match mak-
ing mania, but the rich too. In tile very high
est circles, as am informed by the best au-
thorities, it goes on. ALI woman-woman !
ah, welded wife! all, fond mothers of fair
daughters how strange thy passion is to add
TO thy titles that of mother-n law! l am
told, when you have got the title, it is often
but bitterness and disappointment. Very
likely the son in-law is rude to you the coarse,
ungratelul brute and very possibly the daugh-
ter rebels, the thankless serpent! And yet
you will go on scheming; and having met
only with only disappointment from Louisa
and her husband, you will try and get one for
Jemima, and Maria and down even to little
Toddles coming out of the nursery in her
shoes When you see her with little Tommy,
your neighbours child, fighting over the same
Noah's ark, or clambering on the same rock.
ing horse, make no doubt in your fond silly
head you are thinking, "Will those little PEG.
pie meet some twenty years hence 2" And
you give Tommy very large piece of cake,
and have fine present for him on the
Chrlstmas-tree-you know you do, though
he is but rude, noisy child, and has
already beaten Toddles, and taken her
doll away from her, and made her cry. l re-
member when | myself was suffering from the
conduct of young woman n-in a capital
Whlch Is distinguished by a viceregal court
and from her heartlessness as well as that of
her relative, who once thought would be my
MISUNDERSTANDING out a friend who
happened to be spouting some lines from Ten
nyson'S Ulysses: by George! Warrington,
have no doubt that when the young sirens set
their green caps at the old Greek captain
and his crew, waving and reckoning him with
their white arms and glancing smiles, wheed-
ling him with their sweetest pipes-I make no
doubt, sir, thai the mother sirens were behind the
rocks with their dyed fronts and cheeks paint
cd, so as to resist water) and calling out, Now
Halcyone, my child, that air from The Pirata
Now Gaukopis, dear, look well at that old
gentleman at the helm Bathyklopos, love,
there's young sailor on the mantop, who will
tumble right down into your lap if you beckon
HIM And so on, and so on. And laughed
wild shrek of despair. For l., too, have been
on the dangerous island, and come away
thence, mad, furious, wanting a strait waist
coat."-Ihackeray' "Louei the Widower."
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These Waters give the instantaneous and perfect
relief and when persevered with according directions
fail to effect rapid and lasting Thousands
have been restored to perfect health who have tried
other in vain To all classes and to all consttu
tons they blessing and a cure-none need despair
matter how long the disease have existed, OF
however may be- provided the organic structure
of the vital organs is hopeessy decayed Every
afflicted should give them impartial trial.
TO voCALIsTs AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS these
Waters peculiarly valuable; they will in ONE
move the most occasional hoarseness and their
regular few days will all times increase the
power and exibity Of the voice, greatly improving it's
tone compass and clearness for which purpose they
regularly used by many professional vocasts.
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, Rochester, n. Y.
Price rs cents per box
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There was serious division among the re-
publicans Of the Minnesota legislature on their
adjournment, on the 18th inst. Mr. Coggs.
well, the speaker, left his party and Joined the
democrats. He advocated law to permit
Southerners to visit Minnesota with their slaves
and hold them there as such. His conduct
created so much feeling that he was denied
the usual courtesy of resolution of thanks as
presiding officer.
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TERMS OF ADvERTIsINe-

ADVERTISEMENTS published in the DAILY for Al. A
square for three insertions and 20 cents for each
sequent insertion Ten lines or Jess1 eons,,,u..
square" Advertisements ordered inside or In 49,
prominent place as also those largely displayed viii,
be charged extra rates Contracts by the year be
made on liberal terms
In WEEKLY, First insertion 81 per square, each sinh.
sequent insertion rs cents " SUI
~ All transient Advertisements must be Dafd -
adrdnee Yearly or regular advertisers will be required
10 make quarterly payments 4ieN
~ No grdtuttous AdrertisezneRts. No report reso
utOns, proceedings of any corporation society oy
association and communication designed cali atten
uon to any matter Of limited individual interest can
ne inserted, unless paid for Advertisement.
w The Publishers will not hold themselves respou
sibe for any that may occur, beyond the amour
charged for the Advertisement. ---~-
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ONE OF THE BEST FARMS IN

Mi';iI MIDDLESEX COUNTY FOR SALE.-On account
Aof ill health the subscriber offers for sale his val
liable Farm situated in the center of the ourishing viii
age of Hoston within 100 rods of the railroad depot
containing 40 acres, enclosed and divided by wall
with good two story House and two large Barns with
Sheds adjoining all in good repair.
large portion of the purchase money can remain
upon mortgage.
For terms and further particulars inquire AUGUSTUS
n CURMER, at the Peoples Mutual Fire Insurance
Office in Worcester, of the subscriber on the prem
Uses. PuIIIP POND
HolIiston March Q 1850 eodo1y
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! FOR SALE OR TO RENT

M6i The large and commodious House No. % Orange
.Azstreet, built by Rev. Samuel b. Swain, and now
owned and occupied by the subscriber with the land and
fixtures appetanng. 1t contains thirteen well finished
rooms with excellent cellar and two cisterus
ter one cstern in the cellar and in the attic Said
land has southern exposure, and consists nearly IT,
goo feet with nearly 100 choice fruit an ornamental
trees thereon The good neighborhood its prospective
situation, ard proximity Main street. make it desra
BILE resd for any business Possession given the
first of April next. The premises be viewed any
time. SILAS GODDARD.
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FARM FOR SAFE OR TO LET

iiii The valuable Farm in Auburn, formerly known as
s..A the Merriam Farm, is offered for sale low
price, will be let tor term of years 1t four miles
from Worcester, near the Railroad Depot in Auburn, and
adjoining the Stonevie Mills; itcontains about hun
bred acres of Moving and 1lage seventy Pas
ture and one hundred acres of Wood The buildings
slst of large Dwelling house, two Barns and Sheds
There is market in the vicinity for all the products of
the farm Possession given April LIST. For terms, apply
to Francis H. DEWEY, 2lS NJ lain street, Worcester.
mhl3 d&w2w
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Rooks, Stationerp. dc.
8 L A N ID A r d B o 0 ks,
FOR SALE BY
H d w ARD M ELI EN, .JR.

Irvng's Works complete in 81 Volumes in CLOTH half
calf, and full calf bindings
Prescotts Works complete in IS volumes; cloth and
half calf.
Coopers Works, in cloth and half calf "a volumes Al
so, the new edition of Cooper, illustrated by Darley
Marryatts Works complete in Il volumes; in cloth
and half cloth.
Grote's History of Greece, IL volumes
Humboldt's Cosmos, volumes.
Motley's Dutch Republic volumes,
Hugh Mllers Works, complete.
Gibbons Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire
Agnes Strckland's Queens of England and Scotland
Smollett's Works, complete in volumes.
Dean Swift's Works. complete volumes.
Spectator, various editions.
R. w. Emerson's Works complete in cloth and half
calf
Macaulay's Miscellanes, in 5 volumes.
Lingards History of England.
Appleton's new American Cyciopedia 9 volumes pub-
lshed, will be completed in is volumes.
Benton's Abrigement of Debates in Congress
Hamilton's History of the Republic of the United
States.
Alisons History of Europe.
large stock of Standard Works constantly on hand
at lowest prices.
All new and popular Books received as soon as pub
lshed.
subscription Books, Magazines, etc.. supplied reg
uarly.
mch3 dEwtt
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BERKSHIRE LIF Z INSURANCE
~ COMPANY, PITrsFIELD, MASS.
Chartered 1851 Capital and Accumulation, $2IS, O91.
GEO. n. BRIGGS President
BENJAMIN CHICKERING. Sec'y a. Treasr.

This Company, at the end of the eighth financial year.
still continues toinsnre good Life Risks the prompt
which has ever been shown to its losses with
any litigation by the officers managing affairs has
secured the confidence of the public and enables il
take high stand among the Life Insurance Companies
doing business in this state.
1t may be proper to state that the President of the
Company having been relieved from cares and occupa
ons which have engrossed much of his time, will in flu
ure be able to devote larger share Of his time to the
interests of the Company.
Since its organization, about sixty thousand dollars
been paid out for losses and at the close of the
nancia years business, no claims remain against the
Company unpaid 1t not only Mutual but Dividend
paying Company The last dividend was twenty per
cent on all life policies declared Sept, 3, 1856.
Pamphlets and Circulars Exhibiting condition of the
Company and its manner of doing business, also Blank
Applications and forms for eectng insurance. may be OBJ
talned of A. S. COFFIN Agent for Worcester and vi
entity Office No 265 Main street, Worcester, Mass.
M
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TOR SALE-THE HOUSE. BARN. AND

u OuTBUILDINGs, with about acre of Land, for
merly owned and occupied by Col Dewitt Said estate
is of the finest country residences in Worcester
ty. Is about rs rods from the Depot and High Schools
has fountain of neverfaing spring water in the kitch
en- and in the barn, good ice house, and nearly 100
Fruit Trees, many of which in bearing condition
All the above are in excellent order, and will be sold
in connection with IA of land by II desired
For further particulars, inquire of Col. DEWITT, at
Mechanics Bank Worcester of the subscriber the
premises. VIM NEWTON.
Oxford, Feb. 81 1860. diff f22
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NOR SALE-oR TO BE LET-The Tat
H. muck Hotel Stand with all its appurtenances for
sale or To be let reasonable terms.
This Is good chance for man with small capital
wishing to engage In safe business. II would also be
good place to open store there Is much needed
In the village For further particulars, inquire the
premises, at the Agency Ohce No. Harrington Cor
ner. Wed&Sat3w mchl4
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~ ~ FARM FOR SALE.-A valuable

TeI..f HAAeAh Il Wv bALIJ.--A NdludD1c
iii Farm situated in Worcester. on AIlibury Avenue
x..Aztwo and three fourths miles from the City Hall,
and contains about forty of land, twenty-five OF
which is suitably divided into Moving Tillage Pas
turing, and fifteen acres of young and thrifty wood land
Said Farm is in good state of cultivation, and well
adapted 10 the raising of vegetables and fruit small
Orchard in good bearing conditions; House and Wood
house in good repair; large Barn attached, with Cellar
under the same; two good wells of water, with pumps
For further particulars inquire of WIN A. BRIGHAM,
the subscriber on the premises w. CHAPMAN.
Worcester, March 10, 1860. d6tw*
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nR. SWEETS Infalliblc Eminent cures
~ Toothache In one minute. devdtf mel
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-03-24
I AIDES HAIR DRESSING ROOMS,
~ Under Bay state House,
Ladies Entrance on Exchange Street.
GILnERT WALKER.

GILBERT WALKER,
having enlarged his rooms is better prepared than
ever before TO do work In a superior manner.
HAIR CUTTING, SHAMP00ING and DRESSING
done In the best possible manner.
CASH PAID FOR HAIR. HAIR WORK Of all kinds
at short notice.
Mr.. Walker has engaged the services Of Mr.. HENRY
kElNEWALD, who has had long experienceas tonso-
sai artist-snce lS29n Germany and this country, and
ne matters himself that few excel him In all mattess
pertaining TO Hair Dressing &C.
srticuar attention paid to Dressing ladies' hair.
nir. walker has capable female assistants. diff s2T
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-03-24
SMALL FARM FOR Situated

~ about ten miles from the city, containing about 40
acres of good land, all under good state of cultivation
with Dwelling House, Barn. Carriage House. Sheds and
other outbuildings, two wells of never-faling water
Said farm will be sold at great bargain, easy terms
if applied for Immediately. J. S PINKHAM,
253 and 255 Main, corner Mechanic street,
mchl4 dtf W0rcester.
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FARM FOR Situated Of

Mimi
#g,isI Millbury Avenue, two miles from City Hall.
sA Good Buildings, Y acres OF land in high cultva-
ton large amount of manure now the farm. Large
amount of fruit yearly The farm is pleasantly located
for gentleman doing business in the city profitable
one for early vegetables The present about to
move to another part of the state and will dispose of the
farm on liberal terms. JAMES H0UGHTON
Worcester. March s. 1860 dGVtf tnrb6
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NOR SALE-The situation owned and
,ccunled BY the subscriber situated in the village
AZ west Millbury containing about an acre OF land
NV Of Fruit Trees thereon.
Possession given the first of April next.
CATHARINE IL. CUMMINGS.
West Millbury, Feb. |, 1860. deoptals rs
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FOR SALE.-A rare chance for one of

4 the most desirable places in Southbrdge, the for
residence OF Esquire Vnon opposite the Railroad
Depot lot together with barn. she'd large garden
with fruit trees The House is well calculated for Pub
lie House Also tenement Al Green street, Worcester
to let. Forfurther particulars inquire of DANIEL IL.
TowNE. Esq, Southbridge or STEPHEN W. HUNT
Worcester. diff mch6
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-03-24
FOR SALE-A desirable two stor,


is House, convenient for two families, built in
s1.A good modern STYLE and nearly new, with good
Barn. and two house Lots with fruit trees &C. Also
other House, convenient for three families with large
shed which would make small barn if desired that
use The above real estate is in healthy location and
within five minutes walk of the Court House. and will be
sold at bargain previous to the first of April Apply 10
f y. HARRINGTON, No. Elizabeth street, Worcester
al deodkwtf
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JOHNSON'S
DOMESTIC SELF-GENERATING GAS LIGHT
Invented by HENRY JOHNSON, Washington, D. G
Patented April lie, 1850.

This intention WiU render all Families Who il nde-
pendent Of Gas Companies and how wherever placed
they enjoy the luxury Of brilliant light Each
burner generates its own gas from common Burning
Fluid. Its safety, briliaRcy cedf and convenience
admitted by all who see it. This mode of using
burning fluid prevents possibility of explosion One
pint will last from 10 hours. The average cost the
year round is cent hour. This light is equal in
brancy to the coal gas light and at the time is
softer and a9reeablc to the The
apparatus is from SO upwards according TO style. You
pipe OFF your house. with coal gas for l5c foot,
or have each complete in itself either as chandelier,
bracket to stand the mantle carry from
room in the hand. The same style of fixtures used for
Goa gas be used. There is dsagreeable odor.
1t allows gas to escape is made except when
burning Its adaptation for Dwellings, churches halls
factories cars, steamers, and omRbuSe is unsurpassed
Come and H. Night is the best time witness its il
Illuminating powers 1t must be to be appreciated
This beautiful cheap and desirable domestic gas light
can now be seen at at
ia Main Street, Worcester, Mass.
The subscribers having purchased the Patent for
the state of Massachusetts are prepared to furnish fix
lures and burners for all who may send in their orders
Persons coming from the country and residents of the
city respectfully invite to call and examine them
selves iair trial will satisfy that this segen
Grating gas is far cheaper and equally brilliant the
coal gas. Call at ia Main and specimens
TOWNSEND, ARMSTRONG, & co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-03-24

COURT OF DEATH.-Only 81 for a
- copy Of this beautiful and valuable engraving sent
by man, with descriptive chart and numbered cerln
cate constituting the holder proprietor In the Ogaaf
Painting, BY Rembrandt Peale and valued at szovv.
which painting will be at the disposed Of the eer1incAs
holders when 100000 copies are sold :, ,,.pn
ms ar AGENTS for worcester County.
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Real Estate.

- FOR SALE A new House ON
ki Harrington Avenue, Lincoln street, of the
kA.%finest locations in the city. The house contains
nine finished in good style, and of good material
Lot go by 1876. For further partc liars inquire Of
j. p. HALE,
ia2S diff lSi Main street, Worcester