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Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-07
GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY.

BOSTON AND VICINITY.
The old ship olthe line "Vermont" is to be
fitted for sea at the navy yard. 1t is thought
she is intended for the accommodation of the
naval school at Newport which has outgrown
the li.aits OF the frigatc Constitution. The
Vermont is of 2600 tons burden, and mounts
S4 guns.
MIDDLEsEX COUNTY.
The jury in the case OF Anna A. Dover,
who has been on trial for some days, charged
with poisoning Rhoda NJ. Wilkins OF Lowell,
have disagreed upon a verdict. The parties
were Spritualists, and the accused person was
charged with holding unlawful relations with
the hasband of her alleged victim. The jury
stood eight for conviction and four for ac-
quittal.
The house of Hon. j. NJ Usher, in Med.
ford, was burglariously entered, Friday morn
ing, and property of considerable value was
taken. Mr.. Ush pockets were rifled Of
several bank checks and a considerable sum
OF money.
Henry Thompson of South Reading, charg-
ed with the murder of VIM. Simmons by stab
bing, in April, 1860, pleaded guilty of man
slaughter, and has been sentenced to the state
prison for twenty years. He is now in the adj
vanccd stages OF consumption.
BRISTOL COUNTY.
Thomas Mullahy, a lad of fourteen years,
was drowned in Taunton, Wednesday fore
noon, while skating on the brick mill pond.
He kept himself above water in sight of his
companions, till he became chilled and help
less, and then sank 10 the bottom.
The apoihecary store of James l. Church,
in FairIaven, was broken open, Wednesday
night, and robbed Of articles to the value OF
500 or more. The store of George f. Trip
was entered the same night and plundered of
articles of inconsiderable value
BARNsTABLE COUNTY.
On Wednesday of last week school OF
about three hundred blackfish was discovered
in the vicinity of Bllingsgate Light, and
party Of some dozen fishermen, who were for
tunately in the vicinity, drove them ashore
and captured them. They were OF large size,
and will probably yield not far from three
hundred barrels Of oil. The party that cap.
tured them were engaged in net fishing, but
hadStoed all the season and caught nothing,
until the lucky adventure came to their aid.
They will realize not far from 500 each. Most
OF the fish were sold to parties from Proviace-
town as they laid on the shore. Some Of the
shares sold as high as $500.
HAMPSHIRE COUNTY.
Mary j. Fowler, daughter of Daniel Fow
Ter, station agent at Middleiield, on the west
ern railroad, while at work, last Wednes-
day, in Il paper mill, accidentally fell into
vat filed with hot wafer for bleaching
purposes, and was scalded to death. The un-
fortunate girl was about 10 years old.
MAINE.
The town OF Meddybemps contains fifty le.
gal yoters-hpr due norton of men to he fur.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-07

WARD NoMINATIoNs.-The supporters OF
evening held ward meetings last night and
selected the following candidates -
WARD I
Warden-Wm NJ. johnson.
Cltrk-GeOrge f. Rice.
lnspectors-George L. Bliss, j. \. Andrews, II.
q. Lee
School Committee-John Firth.
Assistant ASseSsor-N. q. Tucker.
Oyerseer of the Poor-N. IL. Andrews
Common Counci--A. Y. Thompson, L. II. Hud-
son, Chas. Whittemore.
WARD II.
Warden-Luther Ross,
Clerk-George W. Gale.
Inspectors-E L. Drury, Benajah Barnard Simon
School Committee-Wm S. Green.
Assistant Assessor-W. A. S. Smith.
Oyerseer of the Poor-George q. Burbank.
Common Council-A. McF, Davis, 7. M. Wood
ward, q. r. Peckham.
Warden-Thomas b. Underwood
Clerk-George Holmes.
Inspectors -fatrick Nugent, Solon Nelson, j. B.
Alden.
school Committee-Rey j. j. Power,
Assistant Assessor-Jason Temple.
Oyerseer of the Poor-D q Temple.
Common Council-F. b. Norton Lyman Brown,
Walter Henry.
Warden-Moses Taft.
Clerk-C. a. Tenney.
hspectors-samuel Clark q. II. Clark, Thomas
Lawler.
School Committee-James S. Woodworth for
three years; b. ID. Allen. for two years.
Overseer of the Poor-Iames Mcfarland.
Assistant Assessor-Walt X. Bigelow.
Common Councils Il. Leland, Appleton Dad
nun, +. IL. Kelley
WARD V.
Warden-Silas w. Goddard.
Clerk-Wm q. Strong.
nspectors-Lndall Freeman, John j. McCor-
mick, John Simmons.
School Committee-Thomas Magennis.
0verseer of the Poor-NernOn A. Ladd.
Assistant Assessor-Benj. w. Fletcher.
Common Council-Edwin c. cleveland, Hugh
Doherty Richard Barker
WARD VI.
Warden-John S. Baldwin.
Clerk-Brigham Bacom.
Inspectors-P. IL, Carpenter, j. W. Jordan, VIM.
I Farr.
School Committee-Albert w. Curtis.
Assistant Assessor-Otis Warren.
Overseer of the Poor-Thomas Pierce.
Common Counc-F. w Townsend, Henry God-
dard, and Dana H. Fitch
Rallying Committee-Geo. w Gill, c. c. Green
wood, Marshall Wood, j. Whitcomb, John w. Hea-
ly, James IL. Wall, L. b. TOurtellott.
WARD VIII.
Warden--Wm. Greenleaf
Clerk-Edward L. Fiske.
Inspectors-DeXter Rice, Albion Carpenter, VIM.
IL. Gouldiug.
School Committee-Dr. VIM. Workman.
0verseer of the PoOr-Leyi jackson.
Assistant AssessOr-Warren Williams.
Common Council-A. l.. Rogers, Emory Bannis-
ter, Geo. A. Chamberlain.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-07
"sceue" at yViuard's Hotel.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 4.-Quite an amusing
incident occurred al Wizards yesterday. A
senator came in to dine with a member of
Gen. McClelian's staff. At the table where
they sat were two unoccupied seats and
soon these were filled by two gentlemen in
naval uniform. a conversation soon surunu
up between the Two last corners, somewhat in
this wise :-"Wel, Il resolution has been in
troduced into congress for the abolition of
slavery, and If that passes | am - if | fight
any longer am for the Union, but uot ior
abotionism; and if Mr. (naming the senator)
gets any of his abolitionism into the war, /
shall quit. Why, ,don'tyou think, the senator
himself offered me his hand the other day and
lrejected it with scorn will have nothing
TO do with him Or any OF his crew" BY this
time the senator concluded to speak Sir, |
am Senator ---, and | want the person
with you 10 know that what you have been
saving about me is ialse--is a le-and Won
know it and knew it to be a lie when you Ut
tered it, AT this broad,ide from masked
battery the gallant naval officer was stagper-
ed lie disclaimed all intention of personality
allowed that the senator was not the man
whose hand he disdained to shake, and was
disposed to allow the matter to drop-nol SO
his friend. The lie had been flung in his
teeth, and some notice must be taken Of it. AT
- " VI ti'o olhneI tiIe olucer came
came up again and said, "Sir, the words Won
have spoken TO me are very insulting" 81
know it. was the reply. Il intended they
should bel meant to put the brand of false.
hood on your brow. You have used words
that no soldier and no gentleman should. We
make and unmake such creatures as you at
the other end Of the avenue. And my advice
to you is to keep civil tongue and know v our
position" llumbed, and with an apology,
the man of brass and gilt moved OFF, and was
soon out of sight
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-07

REBEL IHEFTs.-Some days since a notice
was published far and wide that blankets.
clothing, &C., could be sent under flag of truce
from Fortress Monroe to IA Mr. Huger at Nor
folk, who would send them to the federal pris-
oners at Richmond. This generosity has been
duly appreciated, and supplies have been Sent,
which, 1t is to be hoped, have been applied to
the purpose for which they We're intended.
We have, however, seen letter from an off
Ger in Fort Pickens, which says. in response
to similar offer, dozen suits of clothes were
sent over to Pensacola for the "Billy Wilson"
men taken prisoners in the Santa Rosa affair
The day after, dozen rebel captains had on
the clothing Men who steal forts, mints.
arsenals, and arms, will hardly hesitate over
SO small a theft as pair of breeches.-N. Y.
Post
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-07
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1904.

TuE "citizens" caucus, held at Mechanics
Hail. last night, was large and well conduct
ed, and good nominations were made. Mr..
Aldrich. the candidate for mayor, would dis.
charge the duties OF the office with ability and
success, and with sincere desire TO promote
the welfare Of the city The candidates
for aldermen are very good. Part OF
them are on the ticket nominated We'd
nesday night. Mr. Jison, the candidate Tor
clerk of the police court, now holds that place
He is fully qualified to discharge the duties of
the office in the best manner, and has done so
since he was appointed by the governor. Two
of the nominees for aldermen, Messrs. Charles
B. Pratt and Samuel d. Harding, are demo-
Gratis. All the other candidates are repubii'
cans 1t is strong ticket
We now have two ''citizens" tickets in the
field instead of one and the indications are
that large vote will be cast next Monday
A sharp conflict OF this kind is not what was
contemplated when the city committees voted
not to have party nominations. Perhaps some
thing like this state of things was unavoidable
AT any rate those who prediete. it were not
false prophets. Strict party nominations
might have been tanner, but they would have
caused less unwhoesOme feeling than has
been aroused by the attempt at different
course of procedure. We shall have lively
election, and that will suit many OF the voters
The ticket nominated last night will be very
generally supported by the republicans, while
that nominated Wednesday night will have the
support of all the democratic voters. There
will doubtless be some independent voting,
but, without having either party organization
in the field we shall have substantially party
contest
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-07
IRIEDl.

aged S6 yrs. - $40 ~
Funeral from the residence of Moses r Breck Court
Hill SUNDAY afternoon at 4 O'clock
In this city, Dec &, Mrs Catharine Bankophoru aged
81 yrs. "h'"
mos dayS ' "e IVY 'i'
In Barre, Nov 81 George Marcus son q Marcus F.
anu Sarah Sp0oner aged yrs 6 mos and 26 davs
IN Bolton, Dec 8, stephen Houghton, aged 95 yrs
in sun River, (tiarvard Nov 90 of consumption
Charles Willard, ID aged 81 vrs F''
IN Charlestnwn Nov 6, Mrs Henrietta wife of Frank
lin COlbarn formerly of Barre aged As yrs
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-07
Letter from Surgeon Cutter OF the Twen-
ty-hrst Regiment.
Posi- NAVAL ACADEMY.
4 Annanolis Md Der 2 1S6

Annapolis, Md, Dec. 3, 1861. I
Since the date of my card in former num-
Der Of your paper, have received liberal
donations of clothing for the men, and hospi
tai supplies for the sick, from the following
towns, viz 81 box from the ladies of Leices-
ter; box from The ladies of East Douglass :
box and barrels from the "Soldiers' Relief
Committee, Worcester; 2 boxes from the la
dies of Pittsfeld; l box from the pupils of
Winding Wave Boarding School," Ludlow,
Mass; l box from the ladies of Greenwich !;
barrels from the Ladies Patriotic Society, I"
West Boy lston; boxes from the ladies of
Belchertown; l box from the ladies of Three
Rivers, Palmer.
For these opportune supplies the lady donors
will please accept the thankful acknowledge.
ments of the officers and privates of the twenty
first regiment Massachusetts volunteers. The
regiment has at present an ample supply of
hospital stores and needful clothing, with a
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-07

The PRIsoNERs AT RICHMoND.-Mr. w.
A. Abbott of Andover, masters mate in the
United States navy, who was captured by a
privateer some months since and was taken 10
Richmond as prisoner, has been released on
parole, snd has arrived in Massachusetts. He
left Richmond on the 2Sth ultimo, having
heard from Captains Rockwool and Bowman
on the morning of his departure. They were
in good health, though still in close contine-
ment in jail, with Col. Lee and Major Revere.
They have bread aud beef served to them,
with the privilege of purchasing whatever
else they may require. Tie prisoners hear
from their friends quite often, and are anxious
ly awaiting the action Of congress on the sub
ject OF their release.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-07
SpetlaL xlotrees .

a Card from the Clinton Light Guard
with unielsned regret that we learn of the
tion at home of reports injurious the charac of
our friend and present commander, Lieut. Jonson bat
whether these have been circulated gaiici0USiy from
Dii$app eheASion Of the Iacts, does appear. With
out detailing the particulars of the affair Oct 81 il is
suitcient to state, that the eutel ant left the field by
the positive Capt Bowman ana did not retire
until the order had been repeated AS to his conduct
on the second occasion he night of Oct "a )no
more cagerior another engagement, mputations
To the contrary are aRqadtlfediy false. further
proof of capt howman ) confidence, he has recently
forwarded from Richmond uaper giving him the pow er
of attorney for the transaction business which he
Tenews expression Of esteem and cordial friendship
We hardly need to add that his could occurred
had he anv doubts of his vdl0r courage.
We here take occasion to join with captain In re
newed expressions OF esteem and condolences and trust
friends at home that these are not misplaced
j. Freeman l. W. Benson.
W. Gale, J. Z. johnson.
Ill Peverly, Il L Lowe,
PriUates
Henry G. Howe, Chas H. Hapgood
ChaS Trowbridge, Samuel j. jiighan,
Peafl T. Gott VIM. g. Waters,
Joseph Dickson, II. B, uolnao
Charles H. Warren, John Frazer,
Ndelbert Johnson, Edwin Alallcrv,
James X. Witham, Charles L. shaw
EDWIN H. willard, Henry l.. Davidson,
John h. Carruth, Joseph S Holman
Hiram Chambers, r. IL Fairbanks
Jasper A. Partridge, James Malloney,
I. ID. Dexter w. B. MAYNARD.
Francis Smith, james NJ Grap.
Lafayette Worion, sumner B. Kiburn
Albert \. lefts, Harlow d Gethell,
George Henery, L. VI. Towsley
William Ecclcs, A. u. Wright,
H. H. llnsley, Alexander ivle,
H. T. Sargent, George w Hunt,
=: +. uoughton, Andrew j. Hunt,
Charles H. Palmer, Frank IL Farnsworth,
Charles Il ? rknS, VIM. j. Coulter,
Thomas burgess, George Muir
Chas. +. smith, II. + inney
6: W. Lavthe, Samuel Il smith,
Hiram Makepease, b. NJ. Dabon,
Elmer b. Howe (;ustayc (Iegicbcn
n b-lhe above list ncIudeS every member of this
company now present OXcept three who are detached
rom the Company as teamsters, and knew nothing
circumstances d&wlt* d7
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-07

of M r r. Ssnms"T, esI,ro o. noSegTy seoyeres on
kd Of hunor, from the worst Scrofua down to com:
Two bottles warranted to cure nursing sore mouth
one 10 three bottles will cure the worst kind pmpes
Two three bottles will clear the system of biles
Two bottles are warranted to the worst eanker
Three or i've bottles warranted the worst
the eyes.
Two bottles warranted running of the ears
and blotches among the hair
Four six bottles are warranted to corrupt
One bottle will cure scaly eruptions of the skin.
Two orthTee bottles are warranted to the worst
Two orthree bottles are warranted to the mos
desperate case of rheumatism.
Three or four bottles salt rheum
gve to eight bottles viii cure the worst OF scrotua
case of Dyspepsia. know from the experience of thou
SANDS thatlt has caused by canker in the stomach
cne to two bottles are warranted to sick headache
One to two bottles are warranted to regulate costiv
one two bottles will regulate all arrangements the
Four to bottles have the worst cases ofdrop
One to three bottles piles;
are.iefi always experienced What mercy to getre
iei in such an excruciating disease
ed other herbs to it, ofthem Hppocrates
the Father of Medicine says: 1T is an herb of Jupiter
III openetl distractions liver, gall and spleen;
especalrend to the liver worth all other herbs
when too cold. =
'Itcreateth an appetite cureth all gone and sinking
Ieelg the PIT OF the stomach, easeth all pains, and
stitches in the side
"Itexpells all raw yscious and Shiny humors out Of
the body tcleanseth all inward ulcers and congeaed
blood from the kidneys
By opening distractions of the Spleen it purgeth all
bdrnt choer and melancholy which rseth to
head and brain causing distressing headache fearful fore
boding of trouble trembling of the heart falnting and
swooning
THE herb boedin wine is particularly good revive
the dropping spirit of the aged and whoever has ngeT
ing sickness after fever nothing restores him health
quick as drinking the juice OF this herb
THE seeds boiled in water cureth the offensive
breath and, drank at bedtime prevents what
ycalled nightmare and all melancholy dreams, disease
bilious people are liable to-
The Father of Medicine says of another herb in this
composition, hat"tis an herb of the sun and in the
sign Leo.
he the of all life and ruleth the heart;
and this herb the best cordial the
OF the heart of that grows; it cOmfUrteth the her
cureth all eapitation thereof taketh away trembling
alntlng and smotherng of it, yet must be taken care
fully, gripping will efsue, which must be col
rected with hfennel seed or ginger.
No change of diet best you car
get, and enough oft. .
Bystrictly following the directions in the pamphlet
around each bottle. and by judcious appicatio o he
Salt Rhe0Bl Ointment, Scrof0a Ointment, ana heQhP9
Ointment every ulcer and OF Whatever Kind or ma
ure except that taken roofsa are perfectly
and permanently cured 90 49,
Manufactured by DONALD kENNEp1, ~ warren
street .Roxbury. Mass Priceei' ou
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-07

Uncle Sans blue jackets who had performed
vaIorous service on the "Wabash," came roll.
ing up 10 the entrance, when the guard de-
mandcd his pass. pass - exclaimed the in
dignant tar, "why, sent my pass in here
three days ago." Mayor Metcat thought the
ga liant fellow had well earned his entrance.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-07

EXECUTIVE PARpoN.-Among the persons
who have recently been pardoned out of the
state prison al Charlesown, is VIM Ii. Haven
of Leicester, sentenced Tor bigamY. Some
years since, his wife left him, and was reported
to have led dissolute life in this city. Final
~, having heard she was dead, he married a
second wife Subsequently his first wife ap
peared, and claimed custody of child by the
first marriage. He refused to lether have the
child, and she instituted complaint against
him, upon which he pleaded guilty, and was
sentenced TO ore years Imprisonment. Some
OF the leading men in the neighborhood inter
ested themselves in the case, and after he had
been seven months in prison, lie was discharg-
ed by Gov. Andrew, upon the recommends
ton of the executive council.-Boston Irdrei-
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-07

WARD MEET1Nas.-The legal voters of
Worcester, in favor of the nominations made
at Mechanics Hall last evening, are requested
to meet at their respective ward rooms, this
evening, at y o'clock, for the nomination of
ward officers. PER ORDER
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-07

THE AMERICAN PEOPLE getting to be, after the
fashion of the English large of Ale Porter
&c, and the quantity imported to this country from
Europe every year is enormous. 1t !.ay be matter
interest to the American public to know that only
Europe but America also becoming noted for good
Ale; and among our home brewers may be named Smith
Brother of New York city, who offer the public
Ale, Porter and Brown Stout that for purity fine flavor
and tonic qualities, is said to be unsurpassed.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-07

In Bare, Dec A. Lemuel Punderson OF New Haven
Ct to Mary L. daughter of Benjamin Fuller, Esq, of b
Barre both of Westminster '
In PhillipstOn, George Elv Chlds 10 Mrs JuIia Ann
Knapp, both OF Templeton ~
In West BrOokfeld Nov q. Henry o. WILEY of West
boro', 10 Jane Nj. Brown of West Brookn Id Wv
In W0olsocket Augustus + Lamb to Freelove d Ba-
ker, both of Blackstone.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-07

JACK TAR's PAss.-After the occupation of
Fort Walker, on Hilton Head, by the third
regiment, the influx of visitors from the fleet
was so great for Il few days as to seriously
interfere with the working parties that were
engaged in repairing damages, and guard
was posted to exclude every person not bear
ing Col. Browns pass. One afternoon one of
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-07

GREAT EXPECTATIONS" will be realized by the
use of HILLS MINT SPECIFIC, for Badness and
Falling on of the Hair
"GREAT EXPECTATIONS" will be realized by the
use of WAX FLOSS for dressing the Hair.
GREAT EXPECTATIONS will be realized by the
nse of PREPARED TUFA, for cleansing and beautify
I'M the Teeth.
"GREAT EXPECTATIONS" will be realized By the
of the WAYERLY PERFUME for the Handker-
chief
"GREAF EXPECTS TIONS" will be realized by the
of HILLS LIQUID AMANDINE, for Chapped
Hands, Rouehness of the skin, &c.
Prepared and sold by
JOHN Q. HILL, Apothecary,
d5 dan Me ,hanics Hall
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-07

EXTRA TRAIN FROM BosTQY NEXT MONDAY
AT II O'CLOCK PM.--Tckets at the price of fare
one way, good by the P. M. train from this
city, and the extra train back, may be had at
the ticket office. The attraction at the Acad-
emy of Music is Hermann, OF whom the most
marvellous accounts are given; doing, it is
claimed, more with his bare hands than others
with machinerY and confederates.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-07

"As my strength was, then so is my strength
now,' said Joshua So will every say who is
troubled with weak stomachs and out digestive
organs If they will and forever Herrick AL
lens Gold Medal Saleratusfor wherever it has made
acquaintance it "stlcks closer than brother"-it
will be your protector and shield besides always giving
you nice, light and digesble bread biscuits puddngs'
cakes, &c, Try it, Most of the merchants sell it, De-
pot ll2 Liberty street, New York.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-07

OYSTERS, OYsTERs.-J. LUDGNGToN & Co, No. Foster
street, keeps constantly hand wholesale and retail
the best New Haven oysters AS they constantly
ccivng them fresh and large quantities. they are able
to meet the wants of their customers. All orders left
their place will Re promptly attended to.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-07

STATE GUESTS AT FoRT WARRRN.-Mayor
Wightman, in his excessive hospitality to the
inmates of Fort Warren, is charged with per-
verting to their use a considerable quantity
of useful articles contributed for our own
soldiers The articles sent down the harbor
from the depository of the National Sanitary
Cs-s.,.ise;e, i" Doston, by order uf tine mayor
include linen of various combinations, ant
"goodies of various sorts, for which the
amiable gentlemen who patronize that bote
wese no doubt very grateful. The Daily
Advertiser suggests to the mayor the pro-
priety of levying for bis future supplies upon
Ibis aldermen and councimen who have been
riding in the city's carriages, drinking the
city's wine, and smoking the city's cigars,
with little intermission since the 1st of Jan
uaryF'
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-07

fsnteheior's Hair Dye, THE BEST IN THE WORLD
W. A. Bachelors Splendid Hair Dye the Oigaai and
only Reliable and Harmless Hair Dye known Instan.
tantaneous in its effects, does the skin and ng
CRATES the hair for life Be carefu use none other
than the genuine, signed each side Of every box
WILLIAM A. BATcHELoR Sold by all respectable Drug
gists and Fancy Goods Stores ever where Manufac.
tory No 81 barclay street. Gate 10 Bond street, 232
broadway, New York. dEwly aus
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-07

WARD NoMINATIoNs.-The supporters OF
the municipal ticket nominated Wednesday
evening held ward meetings last night, and
selected the following candidates
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-07

g. adams, (formerlv the leading Photographic Ar
tst ofh city, has returned from New York and is fit
tins up Gallery only flight STAIRS and repete
with every convenience for producing Worcester as
fine Photographic Pictures every description as are
made in New York. Notice viii lie given when the
Gallery is ready TOR the inspection of the public
u2l ,ItF - FN-N
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-07

ShG This Out aud Remember the Fact
That will sell month"; for the following prices
at he Poetical Exchange :-t Ommon BrOoms IA cents
cc ana heavier ones at II and 20 cents good heavy
shaker BroOms 2j ami 80 ceEts each; offer good
az WOOL Carpets at 81 cents yard price Is
Also cheap Carpets AT II cents, and 20 30 3d. 40 and
40 cents per yard, which think is cheaper was ever
S"ld pei re IN Worcester; the acOve prices be cash
also "ili sell my rUckcrY and Kitchen Goods cheapeT
taa eyer offered before Please call and the prices
at the POctical Exchange. Bay State Block
sdO dtf ORSON n. HEATH. Proprietor