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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-18

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Having been appointed by the Governor Of the Com
~ W,ccst,r ~ ro,se AMOS, ~, yolonteers under the
recent al Of the President, invite the ad ana co
uper1nu OF every citizens in the imnOrtant work before
,s ql, limo il t,,t ~ earnest and svs.cp,stie
U.S. 'i'' Hle Is SHolt H'''' e''I''S'' anu S,N '"'
LABOR i' ',et+rv' hut wa" proper euor' Tue "H'-1
l"''h o De ''9 Is sure 10 DC mica "'Ihue prescribe"
"n''
fof uc purpose o. securing Tor tue pshel VI tle CITY
'noSe agencies "lch experience mas SHOWN TO De most
ene'"'e' nere"y appolnt Lieut. beIsor' lhe S''h'
Lle Greene, OF nc Ar'l'lefN' Lieut. CSrtwrEnNo Of
ue o''"' '"ouls '" anu NuhoeIsoh o. 'ne o'N "'as''
"e-'"e"'' 'v'" ''@ 'A'nu N '"c wy Vi ""'''S'V''
"h"e 'n'Se oH'cei' Ie'""'i mere, au uhtu "tie'"Se
ordered lheF WIZ report u ms oihc' once I'D thrce
Jays on "eo0'S .s' ana SATURDAY OF e''h week. inc
names manu- l0er "i me enis.ea by them respective
N' e"mpIj"@ IN AL respects with the requirements OF
Gen7al Ni'rf No. 81 from Headquarters in i'ostop SO
al IS hi omee is concerned this arrangement is not In
tended to Interfere with the business OF recr9tng Off
GERS Otherwise appointed and authorized whose CO ope-
ratloni' earnestly desj'ed'
volunteers eniSlmy VIII nave the privilege OF select
ing "HcH OIL Inc ola regiments now N service or OF tAe
ne" organizations no" being ."rmed 'hsy VIII ioln' and
tho agents OF the eIty "h' larry setting forth me ad-
vanages Of their particular rps, viii carefully avoid
ANYTHING which NAV tend 10 isleal or deceive the re
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-18

LECruGE or Miss ANNA DIcKINsoN.--The Sec
ond lecture OF the Iycvum series was delivered Mt
Mechanics Hall last evening by Miss Dickinson of
Philadelphia. The hsil-gaercs and noor-was
,hrougcd az an early hour Since the first appear
auce of the fair orator in this city, two three
years ago she has employed her superior gifts in the
cause Of the country with all an earnest woman's
devotion. Those who first heard her from impulses
OF curiosity listen tu her with the interest and
respect due to person Of acknowledged influence
aud power She lectured last night upon "the du.
ties Of the hour passing in review the salient po-
litica events Of the last half century, group
ing together the more important incidents bear
iug upon the war, with the familiarity and appro-
priatencss OF person schooled in public affairs
The fact that these large and stately questions we've
discussed by young and attractive woman, with
SO mach OF a mans directness, and of woman's
grace and dignity, may explain part OF the inter
est which She everywhere awakens. Beyond tlIi>
however she has il peculiar and impressive manner
OF illustration, compelling you to accept her con
yictons and TO think her thoughts by the
touching simplicity with which she connects
5hem with incidents almost too sad for
speech. The story OF the slave at Rodman's Point
who said, somebody must die to get us out Of
this; and it may well be me"-and then persisted
and her application OF the incident to the heroic
suffering Of the race to which he belonged. produc-
cd an effect which cannotLe reported, and brought
tears into many eyes. She closed her lecture with
appeal to the young and strong listen to the
clear call OF duty and to once with hearts
earnest and true to the help OF their brothers who
wait tor them i'll the field. The lecturer listened
to throughout with deep interest and attention in
terrupted only by frequent expressions OF approba
ton and applause.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-18
SfocIA.

y Ew YORK, Dee l7.-Stoeks are Irregular and gencr
ally hishe.. Chicago and Rock Island kHrOad llIs;
l1ttabui, fQft Nanne and thi;ae9 railroad So Apon
aud Icnr ii~ute Railroad 81; Cleveland and TOlcu0
Rar AZ lI4; Galeua AID Chicago k-ruaa 1851; Cleve-
land and fittsbGrs EuitoaI 1913; Erie Railroad, pre-
terred 02s tucson River Railroad 1863; Reaching Rail,
road. llji; Missouri skies, IA illinois Central 9l
Milwaukee and Prairie Chie@ Railroad 5Ss; Harlem
Railroad "; ERE KalroaI 0S3; n York Central nal
road IA; Quicksilver Company SO; Cumberland Coal
Co ass Canton Co 49, q > skies year certificates
Se&. =, sales o! ggld at the board.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-18

Gin CAGo Dec. l7--One Of the boilers of
the Chicago Distilling Co. exploded to-day,
demolislins the engine house. Seven men
employed on the building were scalded so bad
ly that it is feared they cannot recover. Five
or six others were injured, hut not seriously.
Two men are reported missing, and probably
onein the ruins.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-18

BALTIMORE, Dec. 1.-THE steamer Nam
semond arrived here to-day, badly damaged
having encountered gale on Saturday last.
She had narrow escape. Tier guns and
ammunition had be thrown overheard to light
on her. She left this port on the l0Ih, after
being repaired.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-18

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exceptions ana the ease is carried up on IL question
Of law Very and Nelson Tor defendant
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foLlcE COURT Thursday Dee lt.-James asey'
lor larceny o. par Oh Do"tS rom N'Ih"h ""fA-
ness was sent for one month to ihe house OF cor
ico'OH'
AfteraooA'-jom Quifk and Thomas O'Neii' boys
only thirteen years OF age, were sent to the house
of correction for six months, for larceny Of IS 50
in scrip and bills from the drawer in the grain store
of Parker Holden No IL Main Street. 1t appears
two juvenile rogues broke large pane of glass in
the door of Mr. Holdens store. through which the,
entered, and having taken the money! decampad
Ihey were subsequently oelecteu ~ Tue a'tehl' ia
pass some OF inc DIS III IDOL VuhA seINeu Vi''
sentence of six months for breaking into and cLitr-
ing Youup's store. and O'Neil was complained OF
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1851 autumn iO' app i''i"s P'"'0s "lN l-S''''
TO his own use, and for being concerned in the At
tempt TO break in Hudson's bakery Althougb Old
q.,.u.' .t, ,4 ,1.,4 ,..i,i IN a., i
''eiiue'e' 'i'' 0Ou' "'''' i'i''ei''9 WIN 'H'' '
though guilty of burglary and larceny. the latter
charge was tle only one preferred against them
- ,,, H. , t..., 60, .+l.
a J0u"s'i "0'"'iPii'o was 'S'F''U" mn" 'U'''N>'
1t Is necessary to send youthful offenders 10 the
house of correction as there are Of prcsent ms nai,y
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JOYS Ut 'ie S'"s 'e'oiin seio"I "S o" De "0oo'''o
dated.
LEON MISTER The town, after much debate, have
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-18
The RebrI DIstrIcts.

Three representatives from the border
states Messrs. Davis Of Maryland, Smthers
of Delaware, and Blow of DIissouu-have
places on the new house committee to which
SO much OF the message us related to the re-
beIlIOuS states is rrfo,.rad The t-,v nrsr
named are men OF unconditional loyalty. Mr..
Blow does not differ from them in that re-
spect. He has been from the beginning Que
OF the pillars Of the radical party in Missouri
and greatly instrumcntalin bringing it forward
to its present position OF controlling influence.
HIS theory OF reunion was developed at
meeting in Washington, Tuesday evening,
where he expressed the opinion that the rebel
states would return as free states in six
months, or as soon as they would as slave
states, provided the administration would
abandon all idea Of gradual emancipation, and
give its support to the radical policy of lmme-
diate action His plan is as follows:-
Let convention be called and let it pass their
resolutions. First that the state convention which
passed the ordinance OF secession had and could
have no authority to dissolve the relations between
the state and the United States SECOND thai the
resumption Of federal relations requires that ut first
such changes should be made in the state constitu-
after Third that in these changes the fact be dis
tiucty recognized that all persons in the state are
free, and that it he provided by fundamental law
that slavery shall heuceforth be prohibited. Fourth
that all persons who have been engaged in the re-
bellon shall be prohibited from the privileges OF tha
elective franchise uness proven to be loyal. The
Oatn shall be strong, and should contain clause
binding him who takes il 20 sustain all laws OF con-
gress and procamationS Of the lMesident with rel fer.
ence to slavery Mr.. Blow closed with an eo0uent
picture OF the future when the Union should be
composed OF none tut free states, and inhabited by
none but free men. and when that harmony which
only freedom can insure shall prevail.
Mr.. Ashley, who is also member of the
committee, has prepared a bill for the estab-
ishment Of a provincial military government
over the districts Of country in rebellion, and
to authorize loyal citizens to organize state
governments therein. Itproposes the appoint
ment Of provisional governor and council of
five, Tor the civil administration of each state,
till one tenth Of its electors are prepared to
form state government upon the basis of the
presidents proclamation. 1t also provides
that no disloyal person or persons who has OF
have held office under the rebel government,
be allowed to vote, and that no debt contracted
by the rebel state or government be paid, and
that slavery be abolished and forever prohib-
tied
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-18
rlrv AND COUNTY.

SNow STORM. -Tho snow, hail and rain yester-
day, formcda compound which somewhat interiered
with the travel on the horse railroad, although the
cars made their usual trips. During the latter part
of the afternoon and in the evening the propellng
power attached to the cars was doubled. a few
sloighs made ,lcir appearance on the street, and
everything looked quite winter like,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-18

We cl the attention of tho citizens nf Worccster to
2rg' and beautiful collection Of STUFFED BlknS to
be sod gtauclinn on FRIDAY, at p. NJ, by PUfNAM
RROT Frs li3 ain street the finest collection ever
offered u this city Is from the store of Messrs. D. ="
Galwaitn co., New York city. The collection snoNr
on exhibition, 80
NJ R.-sNle nosltive and without reserve. ut aus
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-18

New YORK, Dec. IA vessel from Ber-
muda brings the information that three yes
sells, overdue from Wilmington. it was feared
there, had been captured. Three robel steam-
ers were there loading for Wilmington.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-18

WAsurGroN, Dee l1.--Charlton Lewis Of
Cincinnati to-day entered upon his duties as
deputy commissioner OF internal revenue, TO
which office he has recently been appointed.
In the senate to-day resolution was
adopted, on motion of Mr.. Doolittle, instruct
ing the committee on printing to inquire as to
the bust method Of securing an accurate sy
nopSis of tile debates and proceedings Of the
senate 10 be reported by telegraph for the As
soGated Press.
The subscription agent reports the sale of
SLIGO, 80 in hSe-twenties to-day, the amount
being equally divided between western and
eastern cities
Gen. Buford's funeral Will take place ON
Saturday.
Gen. Bosecrans will probably take com
MAJ d in Missouri.
The army is preparing for winter quarters
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-18
la TEST NEWS.
RX TELE8 APB
TO. THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY
CAPTURE OF THE CuEsApEAIkE.

MOST OF THE PIRATES HeOA1E.
HALIFAX, Dec. 1.-THE Ella az, HupuN
captured the Chesapeake this morning in
Sambro harbur. All but three of the crew
escaped Soon after the capture the Dacutah
came up and ordered her into Halifax. The
three vessels are now here.
The government of Nova Scotia have is
ucd an order for the arrest Of the pirates.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-18

SELECT Communicable following com.
mittees were appointed, Wednesday, by the
speaker of the house Of Representatives, in adj
dition to those given in our report
Select Committee Emigration ashburne of
Illinois, Grlnnell OF Iowa, Lane ofIndana, Baldwin
of Massachusetts, Rollins OF Missouri. Eliot of Mas
sachusetts Kelly Of Pennsylvania, Knapp OF Hi
nois Orth Of Indiana Boyd Of Missouri, kaIbfeisch
of New fork, Cobb Of Wisconsin, Anderson of Ken
tucky, Middleton OF New Jersey
Seiec; Committee the tebeliOus States-H
Winter Davis OF Maryland, Gooch Of Massachus
james & Allen of Illinois, Ashley of Ohio, Fenton
OF New York. Holman OF Indiana, Smithers of Del
aware, Blow Of Missouri, English of Connecticut
Tue THIRrY-F jURrH REGIMENT. - The
movement of which the friends of the thirty
fourth regiment have had glimpses of inform
alton tor fortnight, through private letters,
is now in progress, Col Wells command is
in Western Virginia, and has had severe
skirmish with the rebels, at, near, and beyond
Strasburg, Of which particulars hpye not been
received. Col Wells took some thirty pris-
oners. some of whom belonged to Ewell's
corps. There are indications that the enemy
has joined or is trying to reinforce Imboden in
the Shenandoah valley. The reasons for this
will soon be apparent.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-18

RE-ENLIsrMKNrs FROM WORCESTER COUNTY
Some two hundred Of the 9th regiment have re-
enlisted Three towns in this county get credit on
their quotas the last call for troops as follows
Athol 4, Harvard /, Royalston l.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-18
%ntclal Aotgtes.

Corbln's vvoTm rpestr0ygng gyrup.-safe
and eiicacious remedy Trce Poets.
TERRELL 5 HEALING OINrNENT-Eor Chappcd Hands,
Lips, Frosted Feet, Burns COrns Pies DC. Price
Is cts. dGwtf ia
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-18

Mr.. DEMONS course of lectures upon geology
begins this evening at WashOuru Hall. The first
lee. urc will be jJee and the Natural History Socie
ty cordially invite everybody who is interested in
science or who would like hear it clearly and ell
oquently cXpounded, to come TO the hall tonight
As people like to know something about lecture in
advance, we copy the following from late number
of the Marlborough journal -
"Ihe citizens OF his village being favored with
course Of live Lectures upon geology by Mr., VIM.
Denton They are well attended, AID every body is
delighted with them. Mr.. Denton gives evidence f
being an earnest Iaburer in the field OF science
which iie has chosen, and he understands better
than amy other man whom have heard how to
iuipart knowledge to Others. lis lectures in
terestlHg and instructive because hey delivered
in plain and simple language, which any one can
understand, and they are ice, as far possible
from tocnuicaiities and hard words. scientific
terms are explained, and the style OF the lecturer
j. such AS 10 secure tie fixed attention Of his audi
cnce As a speaker Mr. Denton have but few
equals and one can attend his Of lectures
without gaining much Instruction.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-18

AsHBURNHAM. The citizens of Ashburmham met
in the Town Hall ON Wednesday evening to take
measures TO raise their quota OF men in this
gency. Capt, A. A. Walker was chosen chairman,
and r. A. Whitney secretary. Remarks were made
by many prominent citizens, and a committee was
chosen act in concert with the selectmen i'll pro-
curing enistments. Capt. Walker has been appoint
ed recruiting officer for Ashburnhsm, and lie has
opened Office in the Central House. Ten have
already enlisted.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-18

FoRr MONROE, Dec. l7.-About o'clock
last evening, the hospital in.fort Yorktown
took fire. The fire communicated 10 the
bakery, and about half-past one o'clock
magazine exploded. The fire continued,
causing the frequent explosion Of shells dur
ing the night. At four o'clock this morning
another explosion took place. Several build
ings were destroyed. The loss IS unknown.
This is all the particulars we have. yet. One
wounded ma, arrived here this n.tfuiug.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-18

LaxurIHnt Hkmir for All.
Bogle's Hyperion tluid Restores and Dresses Hair
Bogles Electric ilsr Dye, Best in the World.
BOglc's b I'm Of Cytheria Cures lar aud Pinples.
Bogle's Wigs ana Hair Work, New improvements.
Su~pass all Others Cheapest, best most reliable.
Try! Beconvince+ W. BOGLE,
o29 dam 201 Washington street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-18

IKE Worcester County Auxiliary Bible Society
holds its annual meeting at the Waldo House this
afternoon at halfpast two O'Clock.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-18

GRAFToN,-HOu. Hosea Crane of Milbury has
been chosen president of the MillbuTy Bank. in
place of Jonathan Warren, Esq, of Grafton, who
has resigned to take the presidency of the Ma
tional Bank in that place. Having been director
of the AilIbury Bank Tor twenty-five years, and its
president Tor several years past, Mr. Warren will be
able 10 draw from large experience in the admin
istration of affairs in the position in which he
is placed. The ability and integrity he has always
shown in the management of financial matters,
both in his connection with public institutions and
in lis ownp waite affairs, indicates success for the
undert aking now in hand His friends bespeak the
public confidence for the first National Bank of
G ration.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-18

BuRGLAEY.-A daring burglary was committed
last Wednesday night in the house OF Mr. Edwin A.
Morse, on the corner OF Oxford and Chatham
streets III this city. Mir Morse, retiring placed
his pants in chair near the bed; but in the morn
ing the pants found the floor in hall, minus
wallet, which had been lett jill of the pockets
containing $50. The strange disappearance OF the
funds is yet unaceounted for.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-18

Ir. g. y. Eet;sbroO!N, surgical ana Mechanical
Dentist, Rooms No. aud ., Faggs Building, opposite
Bay State House, Worcester Mass. d3mt s23
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-18

SOMETHING G ooD.-We learn that the MendeIssohn
Quintete Club propose series of three concerts at
Brney Hall, on alternate Tuesday evenings, COM
mencing the 29th inst. Programmes and particu-
lars will soon be given.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-18

For Coughs, Gold and CousuHption.-rhc
VEGETABLE PCLMoNAtY BALsAM is the most highly
approved medicine ever discovered Il has stood
best Qt al tests Tine. hlv had Unprecedented
sale Of near'y J9g yearS. 1t is recommended by
best phySlca s. most ucnt citizens, the Press
the Trade lit fct by all WGu it, For iicaes,
which be siveu TO almost any cSteHt, wrapper
90 each hottie The ropria0rs i'll cheeriuliv refund
the money il not entirely Satsfc torv. Price 50 cents
aud SIS lii" large bottles much the cheapest. BE
fj a. yet N" genuine WI ch is prepared only by REED
CUTLER & o., Wholesale Druggists. Boston Sold
Il Worcester by Dealers generally. dk R6m DIS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-18

EXCURSION Tickets TO BosroN THIS DAY-We
are requested to say that tickets the sanitary fair
and back at 81 so may be had at the ticket Office of
the Boston and Worcester railroad. which will be
good either the or 4,l5 P NJ, trains to Boston,
and on the II P. NJ extra train back. BY this ar.
rangement parties may reach Boston at $50, and SO
have seven hours i'll that city.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-18

Mas, BARROW This lsdy's card, appended to
the advertisement, should stimulate every lover of
the drama 10 rally round her this evening, when in
truth one Of the finest dramatic representations ever
offered in this city is announced. Mrs Barrow has
done vol Tor many years towards the citizens of
Worcester. introducing always legitimate acting and
great talent. We indebted to her exertions and
should show it this evening if only as a stimulant
for her return here.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-18

ROGUE AT LAEGE.-On Wednesday night Ed
ward liaskins, soldier at Camp Scott, who has
been guilty of previous msdeueanors. stole vest
from OF the officers doubtless expecting to oh.
tain watch with the vest bu' fortunately the Off
Ger had sccul ed the watch lie then deserted from
the camp, came into tile city, and sold the vest to
dealer in clothing lie then left for parts unkT6wn
In his bunk at the camp found half dozen
blankets which he had stolen from his comrades.
Possibly he is second "FloyG" in disguise.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-18

PREsENrATroN.-rhe workman ie the shop of
MI Timothy Stone last evening presented their
employer with an elegant silver-headed cane, as
token of their esteem and proof of their appre
citation of the interest which he has ever manifested
in their wei fare.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-18

place at the American House on the evening OF tie
oath inst.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-18

An AasiRtsant Wanted in ~ Dental Office.
good opportunity tor student Nitrous Oxide
dangling Cas- administered in extracting teeth.
5. p. MILLER,
nj diff Office IA! Main street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-18

LIEUT. DRESSER yesterday morning took down to
Long Island via Boston sixty men, destined for va
rious Massachusetts, regiments Tie men have been
III the barracks at South Worcester, together with
the seyenty-h's now in camp OF the 57th regiment.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-18

Geo, =. EsOppin 81 CO., Commission Merchants
and dealers in Flour, Corn, Rye, oats, Buck Wheat
Malt, Meal Of all kinds, Fine and Coarse Feed, Butte.
and Cheese, Z Mechanic street Worcester, Mass.
te23 div
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-18

rms COMMENCEMENT of the Boston journal,
writing from Rio de Janero, states that Mr.. Lane
who some years ago was i'll the post Office in Nor-
cester, ia now in Brazil, employed as the agent of
Dr. j c. Aver Of LnyvelL Mr.. Lane resided i'll Bra
I'll, teaching Tor three years before he undertook
business. He studied The language and the people
so thoroughly that he speaks Portuguese with more
huency than any foreigner that know OF, and with
one exception knows the Brszilians better than any
other American.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-18

FoUNDLING.-We are requested by the managers
OF the Orphans Home to state that female infant
child has been left with them Tor adoption. Inquire
at the north wing of the Female Collegiate Insti-
tute, where the ''lIome' is temporarily located.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-18

Drs }. N. COurteuotte, Dentist-Has re.
sumcd the practice Dentistry with Dr. NEWTON. No.
Harrington Corner corner of Main and Front streets.