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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-28

ARRIVAL or THE rwrSry.rlcnTn MAINE.

ARRIVAL or THE TwESTy-EIGHTH MAINE.
Tie 18th Maine Re, iment arrived at Jer-ey City
yesterday niuy Ia the State ~ ysnc On
count Of supposon h the measles raging tho
men, tho regiment ODD red to For sehuyrf The hos
pts steward dene that have bss1 eftsd ny tho
officers The detention win probably be bot .mPsrafy An
re1ed T. partial t Of the officers: Colonel T. ". Wood
In1; Lieut.. Coobel. VIM r. Iadloct Major J. D. Bull,n
Adutsnt, Nathan Cutler; QusTtermsstsT, J. ". Merrill
Surgeon, b. hunti l Assistant Surgeon, y. ,. Pastei
20 Aasi.t.nt surgeon T. H. Lske; ,h,psn, tho Rev. W
Mash. Capisna-Co. A. b. a Huiohius 90 Is. q. a. Stan
ley; Co {. }. 4. johnson; 60. ID. o. " Thom,a Co. h.
j. s. Lincoln; GO. r. H. b. Neal; Co q. A. homp.on; co.
II, T. ]. Iiu;chinson Co. J. Angus. Co. X. G. H. Dyer
INSPECTION OF THE SEbEN1f-FiKSr
REGIMENT.
The Auiumnal inspection OF the 7ls, Regiment,
Nsons Guard, Col Martin took p.sce az tho Tesment
srnoTy, Centre Market at p. y,sierd9y. About 80
members present. Tho Of all sbsen,oes
promptly erased from the rolls
INSPECTION or THE TWELFTH REGIMENT
The l2th Regiment, National Guard, Col. w. G..
Ward were at p. yesterday. Lspec.d At the White
street arsenal Nearly 20 members answered 10 their
1hoss who participated IN the late three months campaign
with the exception Of Company A. have nu,ksls and
yet on parole.
RtcRUiTiSG ~ BRooKIYy.--Thcre are d large
number Of recruiting Offices open in Hiihmsburgb and tie
ohcoTs makins e1efton TO procure recruits bni
with poor GRAF In WismsbuTyh will be newt
able unicss measures aro tsksn to promote ealsim.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-28
REGIMENT.
The Health Of Key West, ria.

To me- Idif0r 81 The ~. J.. IfIbuar
SIN: | notice in your issne Of the 9th ult. para
graph stating that TIE feyeT increase here snd
noticing particularly tie death Of CHIEF Engineer Ross OF
the Hunsv.e beg leave to state thet 9Th IN tr eg
deluc has abated board the ycss' "a tho haib9r
shore Il h. n'sy dis pect but few having occurred
dung TIE lat two wrcas 11i those OF mid type, yielding
readily 10 medical tfcbimeIt A. aids the Ortiiy
board fli1 would mention, without further comment.
that from ths breaking out Of the fever shore ubory
granted 20 the raor miles while f.ree'i and
public resorts found dinhuon m the number of their
gulus--irck Ypr Perhaps tAis account Tor he dis.
proportion la the deaths a. 10 ofl'rs and men.
Re.Ioct..ny. 4. X, 90. A. stth Regilaent-
Eey Dof, Oct 3, 1861.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-28
BnooKLrs ASSOCIATION ron IsrRonss 1HI

BRooKLrS ASSOCIATION FOR lsPROyIsG IHL
CosDITIos PooR--rhc Brooklyn A-ssciai,u ior
improving tus dOn OF the Poor held their nineslsa
annual meeting ia the Cou, of Sessions Room Gy Hal
nisht TIE prss.ien Hoe. George Hall pied The chair
as snnual report of tho Board of Msnsgss that ~
families including over QOO ind ydGas have received
salce from socsty during tho paI; yea This year
there will be greater deard 10 TO tie wHa,s Of toe
widows and orphans of fallen battle. The receipts
last year were S62<5 ~ and the expenditures 81 =
leaving balance on hard OF Il3 % Ihs ocers Of the
prey!ol, yea reelected. and The mern. e0arBsd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-28
NEW.yERsEY ETEIs.

Mass MEEriSG.-Mr. Joseph b. Bradley, kspnb-
Washington HAL. jersey City. this tTue.dsyl evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-28

Concentration II. Perry was re nominated
for Assembly from tie iIId Distrct th and 5h WAdh
Jer,ey ltyD BY the Democratic deegses ., her meeting
On Saturday eyonin. tead OF Essrsh DRAKE, esneo1y
ed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-28

Der 2r-iS47s bbls -Four, /, bbs Cora ss Ia Cos
10 2e6 bbs WHISKY tlU0O bush. Nhest 0' ,si Is ~
ga do barley s0J0 do. Oats. 2ct do seed 49, ~
css e e 81 j.. X,Ass 40 ds>2 w,iisns. ~ ." ~"
kSSs d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-28

DIR. W. II. Hozer, late Assistant-Surgcon to
the reserve srtiliery, first corps darmee, army Of
Virginia has been promoted First Assistant Surgeon
to the Third Metropolitan Guards, for morisorious
cOndact III the field.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-28

I1e CucinnoG Gorc,fs fia'es that Gen. JeG. c.
Davis, the gallant Indlanisn succeeds Ocn. Can
ger in command IT Covington, aud 70 BIN bas been
assigned the duty Of orruzing aud ssndiug forward
al .rools that may arrive hereafter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-28

A REarL &unoEn While Brrp's army was
AT GLASGOW, Mr.. r. 4. +. Tabb, formerly OF Rich.
moud, Va, but for several years pIsl resident Of
Gsllaiin loun., ret ont from Nalhylle t. come to
LoulNIIic, bat unluciily W., caug4, by company
a Briggs assarsfs somewhere near the lne, and
by them conducted 20 Glasgow. HIS wife aud two
Interesting lilo giris accompanied hin to Glasgow,
from which place they were Iersuaded By the
Rebels 10 retnrn 10 their home IN Tennessee, but
lot until r'cy Ind been Gssnred that Mr. TabJ
would not he harmed. So soon M the poor dia-
tressed mothers and daughters started Tor home Mr.
Isbb was ordered 10 lie shot, ard accordingly was
led out like beast, lied 10 rec. aud shot.
tCtnelansu Vslstte
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-29

DEATH IN LIFE.-ln that part Of the Wash
ington Asylum which is still devoted to its
insane patients, DIR. Nichols showed me Il
sight which was particularly touching to me.
CrOss-legged upon the round table in the CEN
tire of the room, was seated a woman perhaps
thirty years Of age, who had the remains of
remarkable beauty - the finest of large,
dark, wild eyes, and features which, though
CHASTITY pale, were exceedingly well cut and
expressive. Her long, gray hair, was dis
hevelled, and OF her dress and appearance
she evidently had not Il thought; but, open
upon her lap was volume from which
she was pretending 10 read aloud, max
ing an uniutelligible and incoherent CAB
BILE. BY her side lay handsomely print
ed volume of her own writing, with her own
likeness az Il tr0ntispiece, and she had gone
crazy as an authoresS. 1t was daughter of
the poet, Sumner Lincoln Fairfield, and she
had started with great promise, published her
first book in Boston. Both of her parents, it
will be remembered, were of the over imagi-
native class, and it proved that the two fold
intance of the gift was too much. But what
a pity is such an apparently unnecessary
wreck of the lifetime of beautiful girl-for
l am told that her recovery is hopeless. The
doctor said, that for seconds only, she re-
gains her consciousness; and he asked me to
address some remarks to her. | did-observ-
ing that she must be very lonely, sometimes,
in that unfinished room. Her attention was
arrested by my voice, and she started around
and fixed her large dark eyes upon me-.
eyes" she said, ''these asylums are the
mournfullest of weary places p Alas for the
head that is to go wild with its overendow-
ings = Wash. Cor. Home Journal
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-29


'"TERMs CAsH."-Everywher the cashsys
tam is in operation. Many wholesale houses
that formerly gave credit of thirty and sixty
days have wholly suspended credits. For
dealers out of town they will not even fill or
ders except accompanied by cash. Retail
dealers are largely adopting the same rule
The reply is, when credit is asked, ''My deal
sir, your credit is perfectly good with us
But you see you may be drafted if drafted
you may be killed, in which case we may
have to wait some time for our money" The
dry goods jobber says this to his country
customer, the tailors and hatters say so tc
most of their city customers. Until the full
quota of Pennsylvania is made up this rule is
likely to hold good. For the next thirty days
business will be very nearly at standstill
except business which is done for cash..
PhiladelphiG North american.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-29

RAILROAD AcCIDENT.-On the 14th inst, as
the down passenger train over the Vermont
x Massachusetts railroad was passing Ash
burnham junction, butcher, named Charles
Burrel, sprang across the track Immediately
in front of the engine, which was running at
the rate of fifteen miles an hour, was struck
by the COW catcher and thrown up on to the
front of the engine and carried about fifty rods
before the engine was stopped. HIS head
stTach one Of the brass cylinder-heads of the
engine wih such force as 10 make dent t1co
inches square an tbs cylinder Burrell had
his head badly cut, but not otherwise much in
Jured. Tho track being planked at the place
where the engine struck him, and the cow
catcher running close to the planking, proba-
bly, saved him going under the engine, and
his life Fitchbnrg RereiUe.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-29

RICHARD BUSTED, the staunch democratic
lawyer of New York city, puts forth the fol-
lowing declaration of faith, which might APP
propItetely have been framed after hearing of
the late council of malcontents in Boston =
have the utmost contempt for him who
by speech or act attempts to draw party lines
now. This is the appropriate office Of home
traitors; let them have monopoly Of the
work. am certain no true democrat will
engage in it, at least no intelligent or repu-
table person will do so. There is great
night on hand between democracy and aristoc-
racy-between the privileges of the few and
me rights Of the multitude caste
and republican equality-and he is the gen
ulne democrat who loves liberty more than
slavery The democracy that will not en-
uufe this test is spurious. The man who de-
lays or hazards victory to our arms, by talk
ing kindly Of rebels, or unlkindly of lawful
authority or necessary instrumentalities, or
ny preventing enlistments, or in any other
way Is not only not democrat but he is
traitor, meaner than all the southern COM
patrots; sneaking, sniyeling, cowardly
traitor scarcely worth the rope or time it
would take to hang HIM
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-29
Special Notrtes

state Convention. The Republicans of Massa
chusettS and all who support the present National and
state Governments and in favor the use of all
mea necessary for the enectua suppression of the
Rebellion, requested send one Delegate for each
town and each of city. and one additional Dele
gate for every two hundred every frac-
tion over one hundred votes in each or ward ac.
cordng to the last census voters to Convention to
be holden at WoRCf STER, on WEDNESDAY, the
TENTH day of SEPTEMBER, at LEvEN o clock NJ
for The purpose of placing in nomination candidates for
the various State Offices TO be filled at the
tlon, and transact such other business as may come
before them.
WILLIAM CLAFLIN,
Charm an Republican state Committee
S. y. SToCKwELI, Secretary,
aug22, 29-s2 1910
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-29

The town of Fitchburg has already filed
her quotas for both the three years and nine
months service, and has nearly sixty addition
al volunteers to be credited to her on the next
draft. Her proportion under the first call
was ninety seven; to supply which one hun
dred and and twenty men volunteered On
Friday of last week the work of supplying
the nine months men commenced, by recruit
ing the two military organizations of the town
to the maximum Of l0l men each. These
companies are the Fusileers Capt. Eugene
T. Miles, and the Guards, Capt Jonas Corey
On Monday the ranks were so nearly full,
that message was sent to Gov. Andrew in
quiring if any surplus over their quota would
be credited on the third draft, to which an af-
tirmative reply was promptly returned.
The Reveille states that delegation of
citizens of Fitchburg and some of the other
towns, waited upon the governor, Tuesday, to
prefer request that the towns of Worcester
north might form their respective quotas into
one regiment, and received assurance that it
iHlSul Dt uOIle. II was luGJHPF desired tldt
they should rendezvous at Fitchburg, which
was also assented to on the condition that a
building suitable for barracks and conve-
nicnt parade ground could be found at Fitch
burg, the state being unable to furnish tents
The several towns of Worcester North will
raise companies by uniting the quotas of
two or more town. Athol, Phillipston and
Royalston will unite; also Barre, Petersham
and Hardwick; Templeton, Gardner and
Westminster; Winchendon and Ashbumham.
Companies are being formed in Leominster,
Sterling and Clinton, which will require the
quotas of the other neighboring towns not
designated in the above list
Hon. John G. Nudge of Pctersham, f. T..
Fay, Esq, Of Athol, Geo. II. Barrett Esq,
of Ashburnham and Mr.. Ashley of Gardner,
will command the companies of which the
quotas of their respective towns are to form a
part.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-29

BLAoKsroNE.-There was an adjourned
war meeting in this town, Wednesday eve
ming, in the square fronting the Union House.
1t was much more spirited than the one Mon
day evening. The following gentlemen made
stirring speeches S. A. Burgess, Alexander
Ballou, Jr., Dan HILL and George Williams
The Blackstone band was present and played
the national airs. There is to be a war meet
ing here every night this week Friday night,
Rev. Merrill Richardson of your city is to
speak for us.
The Blackstone Cotton Mills, Henry C.
Kimball, agent, have stopped running +.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-29

Wednesday, the people Of Sturbridge assem-
bled in good numbers to celebrate their sixth
annual 'squantum,' on the farm of Mr. David
Wight There were not as many present as
in former years, but all seemed to enjoy them
selves in the best manner. In the afternoon,
brief speeches were made by Rev. Mr.. Clapp,
Dr. FslSe, Rev. Mr.. Catlin of Webster, and
others, after which the company dispersed,
well satisfied with their days enjoyment.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-29

RoYALsToN.-The Transcript says that at
a legal town meeting held on Monday the
25th inst, it was voted, almost unanimously
that 500 bounty be paid to each volunteer
from that town who enlists for nine months
The meeting was favored with an earnest, pa
triotic speech by f. f. Fay, Esq, of Athol,
representative in the Legislature from District
No 2. Mr.. Fay has enlisted The prospect
is that this town will soon have a full quota
of nine months men.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-29

TIE "AIR LINE. The "Air Line" rail-
road, one Of the institutions Of past days, has
been lately revived by an important decision
IN court. large number Of subscribers to
It's stock refused to pay their subscriptions for
reasons deemed satisfactory to themselves
lheresultwas, that contractors and other cred
ltorS were left in the lurch. Erastus Brain
ara oil Middletown, subscribed for $1,000 of the
STOCK but declined to pay Geo w. Lane, n
contractor, sued Mr.. Brainard, as one Of the
sstocKhoiders, and after II long and severe
nngh' judgement has been obtained against
MI; braihard' showing that the unpaid snb-
91g.ip'lohs are holden for the debts ofthe "Air
tered against the subscribers. and this one ,yas
made test. This case has been tbro,,ob ali
the courts, and the Judgement of n Lower
court Is now confirmed by the highest court
--Har1ord Couraat NoO''
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-29
Commonwealth of aIa..aehu.e,ts.

OFFICE or SURGEON GENERALLY
Boston, August IS, 1862
The Medical Commission Of this Commonwealth will
assemble al State House, in Boston FRIDAY next
August ~ at il O'Clock NJ, and each succeeding FRI
DAY during the month OF September, for the exsmna-
ton Of candidates for The Medical staff of Volunteer
Regiments.
Candidates must presen; satisfactory evidence of
regular medical education and hat they are Of strictlv
temperate habits and good moral character
WILLIAM j. DALE
auzou0t Surgeon General.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-29
sterIing Camp Meetinp.

AT the ringing Of the bell, Wednesday eve
ming the weather had cleared, and the seats.
before the stand, become sufficiently dry for
convenient occupancy. The most delicious
GOODNESS had succeeded the intolerable sui
triness Of the previous day, successfully in
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-29

The WAY LANE DOES IT.-Secession resi-
dents OF Leavenworth Kansas, having refused
to obey the call for the militia to organize
and drill, Gen. Lane has them arrested and
placed in the camp Of the negro regiments,
where they are placed on fatigue duty in and
around the camp. The st. Louis Republican
remarks -
"Ths is what we call furnishing the unrnly
with a vengeance. We guess nothing more
humiliatng could be done with white men
than to put them into such black bastile as
Col. Williams camp, guarded disciplined and
made to do fatigue duty in camp by parcel
of niggcrs. We think we see the citizens OF
Leavenworth OF secession proclivities carry
ing wood and water for lot of darkies, and
going through the manual in line with the sa-
bic patriots Verify, if a white man wants to
be as good as niger, in Kansas, he will have
to behave himself"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-29

REBEL RETALIATION. = The Richmond
Wing of the Goth instanl, has a general order
issued by JEFF. Davis, commanding as follows,
with reference to guerrilIas taken by the fed
erals and put to DEATH
at is hereby ordered that general officers
commanding troops of the confederate states
shall forthwith ascertain and report to the
president whether such acts have been COM
mitted, and upon certified thereof, shall forth
with set apart, by lot, from among any pris-
oners taken from the command of General
Fitch, number of officers equal in number.
to the number Of persons who have been put
to death as aforesaid, and place them IN close
confinement for erecution, at such time there
after as may be ordered by The president, and
shall regard the said Gen. Fitch if captured,
not as prisoner of war, but place him in con-
finement as a felon, until the further orders of
the president"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-29
aug22 ,29-s2 $3.50
CIntiin is making Card Photographs unequalled in
this country. Give him call diff my2
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The combination of ingredients these PILLS are per
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all INSTRUCTIONS arising from colds, exposure or any
cause; ana may be used successfully a preventive
Females peculiarly situated those surprising them
selves So are cautioned against using these ills while
in that condition, lest they invite miscarriage and the
proprietor responsibility after this almoni
ton, although their mdness would prevent any mischief
to health; otherwise the Fills are recommended Full
and explicit directions accompany each box Price 5 l.
Sold in Worcester Mass, by the olOwing druggists
| DAVID SCOTT, 25l Main street JAMES GREEN III
Main street. and w. IL. GOULDING. $40 Main St La.
dies, by sending by 81 either ofthe d6oue ogents
through the Forester Post Office can have the mills
sent Confidently by mail to any part the county
free OF postage" Sold also by A. a. purdett Clinton
4. s. s. g. Blair, Warren. b. r. DeLaad North BROOK,
field and S. G. Henry, Westboro and by one Druggist
in every village and city in the United States and bv s.
| d. Howe, Sole Proprietor New York.
! N B-Beware of COunterfeits. Buy no Golden Pills
of any kind unless the box is signed s D. Howe Al
others base imposition and therefore as YOU
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the signature of d. Howe every box which has
recently been added on account the Pills being cOun
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-29

COLLATION. FOR BOTH REGIMENr.-The 36th regi-
ment will probably leave Worcester early next
week. Our citizens are requested to be ready at
short notice, to furnish them with generous col.
lation. Of
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-29

THERE will be a meeting of the Peoples Commit
tee at South Warren Hall this evening at 7.12
O'Clock. full attendance is requested
4 I ACopc coc,v
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-29

The towns of Leicester, Spencer and North
Brookfeld, have filled their second quota.
The recruits go together, forming whole
company.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-29
AuffIGftG.
MORTGAGRE,S sALE.-Will be sod

M ORFGAGFE'S SALE.-Will be sold
A'A at Public Auction. on WEDNESDAY, the tenth
day of September at O'Clock in the forenoon on the
premises the following described real certain
tract or parcel of land with the buildings thereon stu
acd on Jefferson street, in the city of Worcester and
bounded as follows, to wit beginning the northwest
eTly Garner Of land owned Ellis thence west
erly on said Jefferson street fifty feet thence s5uherIy
on land of Josiah Colburn hundred twenty feet
thence easerlY on land Ladies COLLEGIATE itte ftv
feet thence norherv land of Scott Ellis hundred
and twenty feet To- the point of beginning said tract
tainod in certain mortgage deed given by Emily S.
Cummings, OF said Worcester. to Gerry Hutchinson
dated the tenth day of June 1851 and recorded IN the
Registry OF Deeds for Worcester equity book GA page
D. default having been made in the condition of said
mortgage. For further particulars Inquire Of the mort
gagee. GERRY HUTCHINSON Mortgages
worcester, August g. 1862. dts aus
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-29

olNGuLAR PRESENCE OF MIND.-The dwell
~ Oh Nahum Russell Of Greenfield. situated
three-tourths of mile from neiubhors ,ras
ray or TWO since discovered to be on fire. b,,
tw o us'g ,.n Lizzie H RUSSELL young Iady
abontt5o ' Yro III age who was the only person
apouV the premises. The fire caught m ,I,n
root, from the chimney, and was nrno,, on !ne
rapidly when discovered. This youSn eSs ri
though barely recovered from recent ill.,, 5'il'
procured heavy ladder which she sncnandoS
IN raising to the top of the house. She No.,
carried some twenty pals Of water TO tho ton IS
the roof and continued to struggle with The he
fiery element for nearly an hour. and kent il
IN subsection until the family and male
friend returned nome from church. Had She
would have done under like crcumstonnos
the house and four large barns must neyita,
billy have been burned. -Amhera IN. III
Cabinet.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-29
Commonwealth of Massachusett..

OFFICE OF SURGEON GENERALLY
Boston, August 26 1862.
All persons hereby cautioned not to nav fees 10 any,
Inspecting Surgeon for examination for disability as
empts under the draft
surgeons will be appointed by His Excellency the
Governor, under General Order 80. Paragraph No. 5,
whose certificates alone will be valid
WILLIAM j. DALE,
au2Sd6t snrgoon ,,oroa,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-29

Adams Gallery, 233 Main street, is now
open for the reception Of the public dtf d2i
- a. Me II. Davis, Attorney and Counsellor at Law
Brnley Row, lsSMan street. Worcester. dtf ial
Hfvou wish tor splendid picture OF your child, call
CtoHt's, 1853 Main street. His arrangements are com
pete for producing dtf do