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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-01-08

Or The analysis of the vote in House on the ad-
mission Of 1tras, shows this result; OF the I4l
ayes, 40 are Democrats, 20 Wings and Native
or the Sc nays, AZ Wings, 5 Natives, and 3
Democrats = Messrs. Preston King, Wheaton, and
Wood Of N. Y.
The Indiana Delegation voted as follows:
YEAs- Cathcart, Henley, Owen, Petit; t. Smith
and Wick.
NAYS McGaughey and C. B. Smith.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-01-08

THE INDIANA COURIER got into such terrible
stew, fret sweat, and fright Judge Weeks late let
ter, IN paper intimatng the probability of war,
that after letting off his small amount Of gas, he
must certainly have been fiat For in his same paper,
publishes 'chig letter, saying that there great
danger of war, all reasonable persons admit !" &c.
1t is supposed that the editor has gone out entirely
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-01-08

HANDSOMELY DoNE.-The members of Congress,
rude and reckless as some of them are, appear at
times to be swayed by universal feeling of what is
right and becoming--we may even say beautiful. An
instance occurred during the allotment of the seats
among the members, aud is described by one of our
correspondents in letter. 1t happened that the name
of Mr.. ADAMS almost the last drawn, and more
than hundred members could have chosen the very
eligible seat which he has occupied for several years;
yet though many would have been very glad to have
it, all passed it by, from respectto his supposed wish
es and convenience, until, at last his name was
caled-and with smile of grateful satisfaction, the
venerable exPresident again took possession Of his
old quarters.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-01-08

EF On Tuesday Mr.. Clymer reported an appor-
tionment bill from the House committee Weunder-
stand that some delay was occasioned by an equal
division of the committee on certain propositions
that finally the matter was left to a subcommittee
consisting of Mr.. Clymer. and Mr. Stewart of Fay-
cite, who agreed to report the bill now before the
House.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-01-08

CONGRESSIONAL Acknowledging Mr.. Jefiersons
administra on syrup was provided in the capitol for
the refreshment of the members of Congress. This
furnished and charged under the head of station
ery. The National Intelligencer tells us that men,
Der who did not like the beverage, loosely remarked
that he should be very glad if the officers of the
House would provide little whiskey for those who
preferred it, and charge it to the account Of fuel
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-01-08

GA report was made in the Senate on Monday
last in favor of winding up the Lafayette and Michi-
gan City branches of the State, some charges Of
special rascaity. We suppose there is no cause for
alarm to any body too many similar reports have
heretofore ended in smoke.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-01-08

ELECTION OF BANK DIRFcToRs.-On yesterday, the
Legislature elected Directors of the State Bank on
the part of the State. Gen. Walker was reelected
to serve four years, and John F. Carr Esq. fill the
vacancy occasioned by the resignation of COL Pep
per. They are both Democrats.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-01-08

FACTS THE PEOPLE. We have a considera-
bic number Of the pamphlets on the Tariff, entitled
'' Facts for the People," which we would like to dis
pose Of to our friends Gentlemen Of the Legislature
DESTROYS of furnishing their constituents with Of
the best reatses of the day the subject of the Tar
iff can be supplied at cost.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-01-08

BACK NUMBERS. We must again inform our
friends that back numbers of the paper have long
since been exhausted. We cannot possibly ELL or
ders for them. We hope that all will the neces-
sity hereafter of having the paper regularly, Of
sending for the session papers in season. We re-
greet that we cannot supply them; but so it is.
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ANOTHER ARRIyAU..

ENHE last from the Depot Saturday brought
fresh supply of Tea and C6e Bania Set, of and
Also
Britannia CastOs Of all and
kets; 8, TO- and 70 Inch double plated CaRdks chamber
with assorted snner and Trays match also 1up
bile This and has been with
article being perfect and of the quality
will be sold New York prices The Public
invited call and for themselves w. Il. TALBOTT
.leu,cbu Store op1osife .~tf,,to. I'm
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

LIME undersigned has OF administration The
OF Lydia anna deceased and will proceed the
property thereof the 18th day of January her
late residence consisting OF horses CATTLE sheep hogs household
urnitre farming Utensils SC &c. These having
said please present properly
ed, for settlement The estate supposed be solvent
Decemtar l6fj. 62-3Wk RORERT HANNA Adm
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ADVICE TO MERcHANrs AND GIRIs.-Neyer refuse
good offer for better market. The first certainty
the latter only hope.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-01-08

LOOK Our. From certain demonstrations, for
which there may be hundred and sirty REASONS !;
and from the barking threats current the street
Tuesday and since, we expect to the next Royal
Family Gazette represent Great Confagration. II
will charge u.s. individually and collectively" with
most of the crimes in the calender. If Morrison
keeps his promise, he will charge us with having
murdered two men, stabbed woman, violated others,
with arson, (perhaps; ) gambling, Ono not gamb-
lng) except, perhaps, bet Of three dollars the
election, where he held the stakes and which is not
fraction of what we from good wig friends j
and with cords cords of what will naturally
occur TO the prolific mind of The family so deeply
versed in the law and trials criminal. Well. We
promise that will not go to the Bluffs, fishing
excursion, either now or when the Grand Jury is in
session. We have stood many lick before now from
those accustomed to oppose us and In general We
only noticed those of men. We may perhaps be en-
froth. However, as Morrison's wrath may lead hin
to be careless or forgeth suggest to him whether
he has thought of republishing, in re-vamped style
SO peculiarly his own, Niger Barnett's charges
against US, aud perhaps true charges against tina
splendid genius, reversed! Major Dunn, one of thu
family tried his hand at it and if copy is wanting
and cannot be obtained from the Journal Office, We
may possibly condescend to furnish it ourselves:
Go ahead, old boy. We too old campainger
to throw a,cay shot. The locker is yet well supplied
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-01-08
LAWS OF INDIANA.

an ACT regulating The Jurisdiction Of the Justices Of the
Peace IN The counties Of Lake Gaa P0rfer.
SEC l. Be Il enacted by the General assembly Of the State
Iadiand That entitled regulate juTis
OF Justices of the Peace the Of Lake and
Porter approved January 3 ls45 be- and the here
by repealed
SEC. That jurisdiction Of the Justices Of the Peace
said counties Of Lake aud Porter shall be regulated all
by the provisions Of the Revised Code OF ls43 Pro-
Udd that All suits commenced shall not be affected by
the passage Of this
SEC g. This in force from and after lis passage,
aid publication in the Indiana and h filing
of copy Of this in the clerks office Of the counties Of
Lake and Porter and is hereby made the duty Of he Seee
tay OF State TO forward certified copies thereof The clerk
Of the cicuit Of each OF said or Lake and p0eT
JOHN ). SIM0NSON,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
GODLOVE s. ORTIZ,
President Of the Senate
Approved December -, 1915:
JAMES WHITcOMB,
Governor Of Indiana.
State Of Indiana TO cci
l. John H. Thompson Secretary of State, do hereby certify
thai the foregoing copy Of the original roll fle
in my Office.
To testimony whereof. have hereunto set my
Is. hand and affixed the Seal Of the State IndI-
annapolis, this 3Oth day Of December A d. lS45.
JOHN II. THOMPSON,
Secretary Of State.
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CONSISTENCY. = Several of the small fry of wing
papers nearly in commissions, because Congress
chose to give fair and remunerating prices for the
public printing and rejected the offer Of certain rats
to do it under regular journeymens wages. But
these sickers for what they call economy, have
never opened their lips about the arrangement made
a few years since by Wing Congress, by which
forty thousand dollars extra put In the pockets
of Gales and Seaton; and they say as little about
the Ohio Legislature, which has violated a solemn
contract with the State Printer, because he was a
democrat and given it to wing, at increased prices.
The is altered, the lawyer said. Verify, these
men are honest
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-01-08

FIRE.-We regret to state that the steam -four mill,
owned by Mr.. Leonard, miles south west Of Bloom
lngton was consumed by fire Saturday night last.
Origin OF the fire unknown Bloomington HeTald,
Dec. n.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-01-08

or An attempt was recently made to rob the Banl
at Fort Wayne, but the robbers got scared and
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-01-08
stale of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS County

Foreign Attachment
rENHE defendant richardson hereby notified that
18th day Of November 1915 the said Green Richardson
Office stephen e Crawford Justice Peace
county the Indiana,
Foreign Attachment virtue Of which the Of 2 81 in cash has
seized upon money belonging the said defend
that said still pending undetermined
hand and seal this 10th day Of December, Ie45
60-3wkT :. C. CRAWFORD, J. p.
State OF Hnstiaua---EEendriclk County.
the November Of the Hsndc ks Probate Count, A. D.
N said declared William
to
claims against he for allowance
within mcsths from the dale hereof they win
TO payment SAMUEL J. ESMINGER,( A..
ROBERT NJ. mcgee, n"'"s'
Danvife, Dec. 10, 1876. 6O-3visg
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GOODS AT COST.

FENE subscribers wishing dispose Of their entire stock Of
goods previous to their spring purchases offer those
manning hand only
choice and desirable goods remaining which makes
ducement purchasers eder than before met with in this
market.
Their stock consists in par of the following goods:
ana blue eoths-ioFme price 50 oo-nSw selling al - .
Do do so SAY
Fancy Cassmeres rs IS
Black Alpscss so 40
DO and cOOned finer qnaltieS-abOut discount
French Ginghams-fMmer price 37c-ncw selling at 25c.
CasiTneres, De LANES other dress gOuds-at
Slawls of every description, do
Drawer goods of all kinds,
Jacone nserting-cost 2,o-Bonnel Ribbons from 10 2e-
greatd
Gloves Hosiery, Stools, Collars, Booms and Trimmings
900 yards Calc0es, fine variety
Aso Flannes Casne Jeans, Cloths Domestic Goods
We that flaming bills issued headed
of Cost" merely public,
the therefore have named the Of goods Ear
possibie object SELL and have adopted tins
Of
without having goods the shelves from year
Call and examine the goods. ALVORD & WOODWARD,
l. Norris Block.
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PATENT LETTER BALANCES

lust received few Patent Letter Balances pencil ne
- and ooihpick aitaehedi they the
m pencil Every business ought ali hims
OF this opportunity and get they will be sold Fhscps
prices al W. H. TALBOrTsS. a
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THE PILES

a CURE FOR LIFE GUARANTEED!
The VEGETABLE PILE ELECTUARY invented be
DIR A. Upham, distinguished physician New York city
is the only really successful remedy for dangerous and
distressing complaint, the PILES offered the
American public.
Mark this 1T is an INTERNAL REMEDv--not an ex.
ernal application and will any case of Piles either
Bleeding Blind Internal or External and probably the
only thing that will There is mistake about 1t
positive curespeedy and permanent 1t is also conve.
nient medicine take ard improves the general health
a remarkable manner.
Each Box contains twelve Doses Is per Dose 1t
is very mild in operation and may taken in cases of
the Inflammation without danger All external
applications in the highest degree dsagreeable ncOn
venen and offensive and from the very of the dis
ease temporary their effects This Medicine attacks
the disease at its source, and REMOVING THE CAUSE,
renders the cure CERTAIN ard PERMANENT
The Electuary also very valuable remedy for nham
ma'ion the Liver and Spleen Inflammation
and liberation the Stomach, Bowels Kidneys and BIad
der; lnfammatory and Mercural Rheumatism; Impurty
OF the Blood, caused by the imprudent of Mercury
Weakness and Inflammation OF the Spine and Back and
for the relief of Pregnant Ladies' before confinement
surfing easy time, safe delivery and healthy offspring
This admirable preparation contains NO MINERAL
MEDICINE; NO ALOES, COL0CYNTJ, GAMBOGE,
or other powerful and irritating Purgaves and If taken
according to the directions, in of Piles, CURE FOR
LIFE Is GUARANTEED.
Pamphlets giving valuable information respecting this
Medicine may be obtained OF Agents, gratis.
j. >. HOUGHrON, 100 Washington Street, BOSTON,
General Agent for the New England States.
AGENTS. Worcester--James Green u Co., and S. A.
Rowland. Springfeld-B. X. Bliss. BGrrs-Woods, Field
q Co. ADherst-N. Fitch. Fstchburg-Chas. Shepey.
L0WeG H. Carlton d. Co, and by the dealers in Med-
cine generally, cody Nov. 10.
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IAYNE,S EXpECTnRANr

Mr. Ebenezer Webster, of Providence RI was cured of
al severe ASTHMA by using five bottles.
Rev. Simeon Siegfried cured of Influenza Hoarse-
ness, and hard dry Cough by one bottle
Rev. DIR Babcock, of Poughkeepsie says that knowing
DIR Jayne to be regular Physician, and having used his
medicines personally and in his family does hesitate
TO commend them safe and emnently useful medicines
and valuable addition to Materia Medica
Rev John Segur, of Lamhertsville N j., who was suE
ierng with hoarseness and of the lungs and
throat, and suffocatng Asthma cured by bottle
MrJ Simpkins says that cured his vile C0nsunap-
ton, and one OF his children Of Hopping Cough.
Rev. Jonathan Going, ID D., Professor Of Granville Col
lege Ohio, says, he laborng under Cold
Cough and Hoarseness, and his difficulty breathing
was so great that he felt himself imminent danger Of i'm
mediate sufocaton but perfectly cured by using this
ExpecIUrant."
Mrs D1ks, of Salem, N j.. cured of Asthma of 20
years standing by using bottles of thus medicine Mrs
Ward also of Salem, cured OF the complaint by
FIVE bottles.
9J Prepared only by DR.. D. JAYNE, No 8 South Third
street, Philadelphia For sale by j. GREEN d CO., Ill
May A. d6twSt l9
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THE ETNL INSURANCE COMPANY,

No. % State-street, Hartford, Conn.,,
Van sound and crcildbfe Capital Of $3.50, 900,
nFFEk their protection against loss damage by fire TO
" the citizens of Worcester and It's vicinity II nsures
Dwelling Houses and Furniture, Stores and Merchandise
generally Factories, and Mills. the most favorable
terms.
This Institution has been in operation nearly quarter
century-its reputation for liberal adjustment, and il
prompttude in paying losses well known and essa
shed THOMAS X BRACE, Pr ss5dent.
SIMEON L. LOOMS, Secretary.
Hartford, March s, ls45. istf
1 Persons DESTROYS Of obtaining insurance the above
Company, referred particulars, TO A. H. BuL
LocH, Esq, in Worcester, Mass.
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Messenger,s Notice..

WORCESTER, IS April 9, 1916.
HENRY CHAPLIN, Esq, Master in Chancery within
Ii and for the County of Worcester has this day issued
Warrant against the Estate of WILLIAM WEST
COLT, of Upton, in said County, currie insovent
debtor and the payment of debts the delivery
any property belonging TO said Wescot him for his
use and the transfer Of any property by him forbid
den by law.
The first meeting of the creditors of said Westcott will
be held at the office of said Chaplin, in Uxbridge in
said County, on Tuesday, the nth day of May nert
AT nine O'Clock in The forenoon prove their debts and
choose an assignee assgnees Of his estate and do
such other business in relation thereto may then
come before them.
d3w WILLIAM G., CAPRON D. Sheriff
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FACTORY AT AUCTTON.,

R4A 70 be sold at Auction, the premises on Thurs
Gs 4 day ths IN day Of May neat, atl O'Clock AM
1-,1-1-a FACIOhf BUILDING in BYFIELD, about five
miles from Newburyport and miles from he Rowley
Depot of the Eastern Railroad The main building is Of
wood, win heavy stone basement-three stories high
above me basement There belonging to the property
and to be sold with it, about acres of Land four
Dwelling Houses, with enemens 10 or IL families-a
s.ore staples ana other outbudings, and the old Ma
chnery. The water power is good For terms which
VIII be made convenient TO the purchaser and other parc
nlars, inquire OF Col JOSIAH TITcoMB, Byied EDMUND
iEhREToN Esq, az Newbnryport Of the subscriber
his Office, Court Street, BosToN
April 10. dtsisw2tis THEOPHILUS PARSONS.
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Dancing and CalisthenicS.

I'M RS. H.. POTTS of Boston, at the request of
A of the Ladies Of Worcester, proposes OPENING
a School in that town in DANCING and CALIsTHENICs.
All those who may honor her with the charge Of their chill
dren may safely rely her paying every attention their
general department. and that their conduct be strictly de-
corous She will not only aim at imparting thorough
knowledge of the graceful art Of Dancing but will likewise
give instruction IN The Caiisthenic exercises which she
has always found 10 give universal satisfaction conrbut-
ing much 10 the health strength and beauty of the system
Terms-Sl0 per quarter.
Mrs r will be at The Worcester House. Monday,
april 27h to receive further applications for pupils and
to make other necessary arrangements.
April 20. dow
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suit to recover a penalty could only be brought
by one person, and that as these suits were
brought in the name of two persons, they could
not be sustained. The case was argued this
term, and the learned Judges were unanimously
of opinion that the demurrer must be sustained.
". Y. Express.
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D'Aubigne's Fourth volume.

VOLUME FOURTH-This volume is receiy
60 an9 ready Tor delivery-llnstrated with two fine
steel Portraits Of the author and the other Of
he appeared before the Diet of Worms.
BlBLES-Pocket Family, and Pulpit in
great variety OF bindings.
BEECHER's LECTURES to Young Men--Iesal Rights
Of Women-ogether with large assortment IL school,
miscellaneous Books and Stationery all Of which will
SO ID as low as at any other Store.
worcester, March 8. DIFF WARREN LAZELL.
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MARRIED,

In Brmfeld April so, by Rev. Mr. Patridge Mr. John G.
Kendall Of this town, Miss Adene d. daughter of Mr.
William Brewn
n Providence, RI, Richard L Hathaway of Ware.
Miss Alma daughter of Franklin Rugges, Esq of Hard
wick
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nIEn.

In this town, April 3oth, Melissa Palmer, member of
the Society Friends 43 May Mrs Esther Haven, 54.
In Brimfed, April %, Maj Thomas Drury, late Of Au
burn, h9
In Hardwck, April q, Constant Ruggles Esq 70; 2sth,
Hosea, son of Samuel Haskins 20.
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WANTED.

A tTINNER-good workman, steedy temperance habits
N who understands all kinds of work done in
try shop such Stove fixtures Factory work. 90, and
capable taking charge Of shopto such one liberal
wages and steady employment will be given Address
communication this Office directed 10 IL A. K sailng
Qualifications reference. d6t Mayl.
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LUMBER,

A PRIME lot of Western PINE BOARDS and
N PLANKS, well seasoned and fit 10 work.
Al,o, prime lot SPRUCE 2 inch PLANKS for sale cheap
Worcester, mo- 4. dwlwle BuFFUM
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LnTInE.

ITO whom it may concern notice is hereby given, that
i SAMUEL ALLEN, OF Grafton in the County of Worces
ter and Commonwealth Of Massachusetts Attorney and
Counsellor Law, has been authorized by Act of the
legislature take the name Of SAMUEL HOME ALLEN, by
which he will hereafter be called and KNOWN
Grafton, May A, 1876 *l8 SAMUEL II. ALLEN.
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LOST.

4 BROWN Morocco Memorandum Book of large size
y and fastening with tongue like Pocket Book and
containing papers and minutes of value but the
Supposed have been dropped between Hobrook's Viii
lage and Worcester Suitable reward given the finder
Worcester, mo. 4. dwtfl9 b. BUFFUM.
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CUSTOM MADE CLOTHING
AND GENTS FURNISHING WARE ROOMS.
No. 5 Merchants Roao, Worcester.
CHAS. T. GRIFFIN.
Carpet Bags, Vases, Travelling Trunks, &C. &c.
March 2. sm
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Wanted Immediately.

w dHICU 1IHIIIGUIdJEIVI
A MAN work Ola PUMPS-to whom good nav and
"A steady employment will be given Inquire az this
Office. /df MayI
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WANTED,

A WOMAN to do the housework OF family in this VIII
n lage, TO whom good wages will be paid. Inquire at
this Office. April "a.
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Wanted Immediately.

ok more Apprentices to the Dress Making business
- under the instruction Of Miss S. FLAGG Application
must be made TO JOHN b. WYMAN.
Worcester May l. DIV
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Worcester County Horticultural Society.
TIME Annual Meeting Of the Worcester ounly Hort
cultural Society, the purpose Of elecng Officers,
hearing reports of Committees, will be held at the
Office Of the Mutual Lite Assurance Company, the
of The Central Bank, Worcester, Wednesday, the l3h
dan of May merit, at O'Clock P. M.
sAM'L F., HAVEN, Rec. sec'ry.
Worcester April 80, 1876. wltdtm
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Worcester CaIisthenic Academy.

r SHERIDAN, Professor Of Gymnastics, re-
- specially informs the Ladies Of Worcester that hav
ing engaged the services ola Lady from New York. who is
an eminent Teacher of Dancing and Cashencs, and hav
Ing nearly completed the apparatus, he i'll open new
and Splendid Saloon early in May devoted to the purposes
of Physical Education.
Ladies who may wish TO attend parents who may
wish to send their children assured that they will
ceve every attention from the Ii dy who is TO have control
of this Establishment.
Terms for six months, Sc.
Worcester, April 80. DIFF
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EDWARD WINSTON LINCOLN,
10000 BONNET BOXES

Tor sale at the Mandatory of the subscriber cheap
l. Jor cash. All orders promptly attended to
No. 202 Main Street. (up stairs
Worcester, Jan so. DIFF VIM. CAMPBELL
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DAGUERREOTYPE,

EN WHITE & co. have removed to No. IA
4 CENTRAL EXCHANGE, where the public are invited
to call and examine specimens. Our present arrangements
are such that we prepared kenees fCHDREN
OF any age. Worcester, April 8.