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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-11
NEW FAMILY GROCERY.

ONE DOOR NORTH or NRs ~ T. 81 . = DRY GOODS
Y srOkF. oProsiIE INA MIA ran Root.
MAIN STREET, WHEELING, VA.
. SM INtEN,
- E~sPEcTfULLY informs hts friends ard the public
- efthe city and ncighhorhood that he is now recciv.
ing and oiening FOR SAFE az the a'oyc SPACIOUS rooms an
entirely fresh stock Of very choice ANIL
kills., FRONIlONs, &c. consisting in part of the FOL.
lowing articles:
Superior cunpowderTeas Indigo
Imperial do Western Reserve Cheese
Young Hyson do kAnawha Salt
Black do Table do an boNcs
Best lava Coffee SUM- Family FIour
" fancy Riodo City cured Bacon
=" old white do Hams. Shoulders A. siLcs
" high havd do Sperm Candles
MOL Chocolate Mould * dipt Tallow do
superior = House MoiaSses Ianesvile Resin Soap
NO do Shaving Sosp
Double REID LoafSugar variega,ed DO ia ba.s
DO do Small ioaycs Gavin. choice n pd Tobacco
Superior Crushed Sugar RAppce and Scotch Snuff
y. Orleans do Rcraiis and Principe CegSrs
Nosl ? & 2 Mackerelbf 81 anish and com. do
No Herring Best Rife Powder
" No Trimmed Shsd Lead and Shot
Pepper ground and ung'd Percussion Cans
AIspiee Cloves Backing aud scrub'g brushes
Inrsinon Ginger MasOn's Shoe Backing
Mustard Nuiuegs ~, SO. T.e. 10. AZ led Nails
Smyrna Figs Rores and Cofdsgc
Raisins French Currsnts Beaver Buckets
F~ilteris English w slnuis Superior Cider Vinegar
Pecons Son sh'd Almonds Writing and Letter paper
German Madden Ink, BLACK Sand
Mum and Copper1s $40 and 1919 window gluss
With a variety OF other articles expected in A few DAYS
the East and elsewhere, which will make the assert.
rent very complete, all 81 which will be sold at the
cheapest rates.
Having some experience in business, I shall devote my
est Efforts in procuring and always keeping the hest az.
ieles. with the assurance that ! will sell at all times as
heap as any other house in the city, and " ould most res.
invite all those wishing a bargain TO call and
hamine Tor themselves before purchasing elsewhere.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-11

nA EDICALC COLLEGE or OHiO-The REGULAR an.
AVA nuai course of Lectures in this i~nsi,iution will
commence on the Isl MONDAY ef NOvemtsf. and continue
uuti the hrsi ~ March. under the following arrangement
Anatomy. ROB-. SuOTWELL.
Chemistry. PROP. LOCKE
Snrrery. IROF. MISsEYf
Mstena Mcdica. PROF. HARRfpON;
Midwifery. PROF. WRIGHT;
Theory and Practice, fROF, MOORHBAD;
DemOrstfst0r of Anatomy, q. L.ANERY. N.D
Tiokotd for the entire course. including Hospital. fe50
Muficuiation. $50 and Disscctina Tictct $50 willie
enc. witch must Re paid in advance. The Hospital snd
na~srtfnr tickets may ic taken 1T omitted. ~ the option
onhe student. 4 preparatory course oficrtufes vviH com.
meucc on the Isl Monday CfOctnhcr, which VIII o. grain
ro,is 20 the feEHisr students o the institution. The Dis
-tetina rooms ~ go b. opsu ~ she same time.
ig is--aw JOHN ?. HARRISON, Dean.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-11

" IRGiNIA.-At a Circuit Superior Court OF Law and
W Chancery, begun, continued aud held for the Coun.
y ofOhio, at the Court House thereof, on Friday, the lt
day of November, 1914.
Borias y. Gardner,
Va In CHANCERY.
Alfred Caldwell and oihers.D
ABSTRACT OF Till DECREE.
Whefeupon the Court doth adjudgc, order and decree,
thai this cause lie referred TO James Paul. Esq. who is
hereby appointed a Commissioner for the purpose, To slate
settle and adjust the account of Alfred Caldwell, the trus
tee OF said George X. SNearingen, with the creditors un-
der tile said deed oftrust ofthe 25th OF January, 1912, and
that The said Commissioner ascertain and re OF the a
mount Of money which the said Alfred Caldwell has re-
ccIvca or ia the exercise OF due and proper diligence he
ought TO have received as trustee under the said deed OF
trust, the amount Of the Just and lawful expenses OF the
SAID trust. Also, what IS due the complainant under The
several classincalous in Tie said deed mentioned, and tile
Otbcr creditors ofthc said George X. Swcaringcn named
uieTeun, tine Taia'lc proportion VI each creditor in the trust
fund under each ldssiic atIon-a and that too this purpose
the SAID Commissioners fix upon some time and place for
taking tie said account, ard cause due notice thereof 10
lc served on all parties within the Commonwealth, and
that notice he gwen 10 all persons not residing within tic
same. by advertisement inserted and published in some
newspaper printed in the city OF Wheeling ~ said cOun.
~, fF a; least thirty days prior To the time Of taking the
SAID account-and that the said Commissioner require
each creditor under said deed oftrusi wLo shall prove his
claim hefore him, To give security Tor his reasonable share
ofthc COSTS ~oftaking the said account, and that be report
the same 10 tile Court, with anything deemed pertinent rs
himself 1f specially required hy either Ofthe parties.
Tcs;e, ALIEN. T,LAIDLEY, Clerk.
Tic parties interested in the matters mentioned in The
foregoing decree are hereby notified that l have appoint
Ell Monday the 2ith day Of August neat, al my office in
the city OF Whceliug, al 10 o'ciock, 4. VI. as The time and
count therein direetcd-and | require tie appearance Of
tue parties there, with such proof, vouchers, sc. as may
lie necessary 10 ihe proper taking Ofsaid account.
jy % In JAMES PAUL., Commissioner.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-11

CORNER OF MONROE AND WATER srs.,
CensnsHng IN part OF the following: Satin Jeans;
Cheeks OF every kind; Slate cofd Linen, Drab do, brown
do, Broektield do, Ginghants, Cotton Cassimercs, Heavy
kerseys, Satiinets, Linens of all kinds; Summer cloths.
Croton coating Tweeds Gold mixed, do Dark, do Dral.
bPk SuanIner c!eihs; SuspendcTs. Gloves and Stocks. :
CRANATS-Silk and Satin; also Bingham and JAG.
onet cravats, ScaTis, Silk and satin.
Fine Cassimeres, French Doe Skin do; Fancy Plaid;
French do; Wool Black Bu6kstin.
NESTlNGS-Cashmere, Marsaillcs, Silk and Satin Of
every quality.
CL~orHS-Super -hIc French cloth, black do. Blue do.
Green do, Brown do, Invisible Green do.
All Of which will he made up TO ouder al the shortest
notice and most fashionable and neatesi style and at very
low prices. IL Is not necessary for me TO tell the public
that i am q TAILOR; for IL is well known that / have
held M place a. a fashionable Tailor from the very lib.
eral support OF this Fashionable community and have al.
ways stood No. ].
The public will find il to their advantage TO csll at the
Great Central Route Clothing Store, where they will lind
L a first Iain aasNrfnncatin III
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NEW DRY GOODS STORE.
AUCTION AND COMMISSION STORE
M. 100 MARKET EQTAHE.

EaN side, / door North Of Market Alley
EFthb respectfully informs his friends
- and tie public, that ne has taken tho asove store.
whete he Is prepared 10 receive goods for sale on com.
mission or al auction. attend 10 all sales Of Furniture.
hetcnandise or Real Estate on the most favorable terms.
Dry Goods, Hardware, Book and Variety Sales on
thursday and Friday evening", Furniture sales AT the
stoie on wednesday and Saturday mornings. Thankful
TOT past isvors, he VIII eDdeayoT TO merit a continuance
OF puuiie patronage. sp2i WM HALL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-11

MINTOSHS WHEATFIELD HOTEL,
HowAHB sr. BALrt10r.
THE UNDERSIGNED respectfully informs hs friends
- snd ute travelling public GENERALLY, that be hss taken
thc entire mana cement ofihe WbcNfeid Hotel. and thor.
oushly cicsnsed. painted and ~ furnished i on = supe.
fior style, rendering % one ofthe most syrseahfe Hotels IN
The cry and asks a share ofthe Putlic's rslronaqe.
John MINrOsH.
y =. The whsa'fed Porte, - siwsys rcsdy al fhe
/ arrivai ofCars snd B0ats 70 convey harraze 20 tire Hotel
free ~ chafge-3m. Aug. g.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-11
EEe NU made CIOihIug

kP Ry .EFNHC Clothing
all Of this Springs make and not the accumulation OF an
old stock of eight or ten years standing. / assure the
public or those who paironize me, that all my garments
are made IN the latest style, OF good Goods, aud will war.
rant my work 10 ht, and for LOW PRICES that can't lc
beat. Call al the Great Central Route Store for BAR.
GAINS.
ap. 20. A. NJ. ADAMS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-11
POTASH

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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-11

*aL CLOTHS, TBA CLOTHS, TABLE CLOTHS,
WINDOW BLINDS, PHI GREENE. DOOR
PIECES. CONCH CTRTAtN FTUfF GREEN
HAtIE ~ SIDE bOAgDS. ~ REAIS. STANUS,
&e, SILK AND MUSLIN APRONs FOR chill
DREN.
YOsEPH WOob. 81 Pa Wheeiisa. would respect
- fully iufuFm the puhiic ths' De BE- prepared tn evecate
orders for anything enumerated shove OF in his Tine With
,ussfnes-. d~ufshiify and despatch.
HONS Painting, GLAZING snd Paper Hanging siso a.
tendsd o..
Rssiaenoe and shop ness ihe Oh Crows Ciss Works
aPn
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-11

Nathaniel T. Atkins5r, Ebert n. CaldweIi, Alexander
"a dwell, Charles Neayc and Jane v. his wifr, Moses {.
Good and JOaia W. mis- wife. " iliaui a. Dawson and
Ann \. his wife, SJSicski Brady aud Mary r.. :. his
Slir, (Which said Ellert H., Alexander, lane r., Josua
w, Ann A., and Mary T.. =. are The children and hcins.ai
'aw Of Alexander C&idweJ, dccc1seaJ and john Gf son.
Ilafaud1uf1
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-11

LATE MEMS FROM MEXlCO.
GrPOF

FGSONsEQtENCE of q very LARGE importation OF
SoObs direct from the manuisetoiies Of Europe and
America al the new s:And OF
LEX NJ
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-11

UIkGINIA.-IN Ca1slERT-N Rae hed ia 10
and ChanceIy fOf the County Of ONO, in tAo month Of
george Bstiett aud lao, rol,. 20. partners unde, re
hTm OF Gcorge Bartlett A. Go. Complain ans.
Jacob mcconnell and Rotef Mcconnell eoaarnes under
tie arm Of ]. a. X. Mcconnell Defendants.
The Defendant Robert MConnen, not having entered
OF Assembly and the rules OF this Coud. aud Il sprcsrns
by satisfactory proof tina, he II no; an 1913 Hiaat ofuis
a1is ny tounsel, il u ofdorCitha, me AID D,fcndast do
sppsaf here on the hrsi day ofthc ncyt faiite-m of his
Couu and answer the ComplajnAlfs tiA, and that = copy
of this order he forthwItn inserted IN some ncwsisPer
gr Isis .I Y 1ss s,y Q, ~ W ,slsssg,,i , t = Two We sna, ,issssi
S SslS S''n's yas fo s2gS '''1 ALEX. 7. 1ArpLrY. c,srs.
" cis'E . one. Que ci1,uf sartTo' court ofIs~
and Chsne ~ for Ne County ofohio N tho month %
zsSl;nsi Jseoh, Admini"ruor Of ssmgi syti-r Do.
eeascds Complainant,
Louiss Fstcuf IN her own right, and a. Adminiarrur
Of B'eaonFs liour, deceased. .ad jona gsloIr, Ii1s
FsiouT, wiiism : siour. susan Fsiour, aid arssion
Fsiour' %ehikre1 and teis q isw u sad Bresioa
Tnc Defendant John Rf5hie not having sntsJsd hs
{. pearsnee sad given seeariy. aeeofdigg 70 NE sctof
sstisfsototy proof that BE- is nosa i~nhshtanio ct us Com
%monwcath Of Virginia; on motion ofthe Complsnsntty
here on ue hrst Gay ofihe nou, fsl term u this toun
sid snswef We Oompisina.ts ltI, and That COY %
ushei inthc tty 81 Woe ing hl two mnIhns soccessiYs.
y and pa'cd st the hont door q We logu Houe ofO
30 county. 4 copy tvsio ALEX. r. LAibLEK.
RI J. y sug 10 2m flerk.
wTfHGINIA-IS criscssv-M Boios teid 10 ne
" & trIb Drfe Dftlc Cntud Haycf0r Court o. ~
snd cbshftfy fyr ~. touaty ~ Ohio, in a. month ~
iAufuu. isM.
Rea b sniih. Adi-I ofJs.cs &C. .deld Conn sinsnt
A-ams
ff1fel CsTdcr, AdlnmtsuarN. sd AicNgdcr Caffer.
Aaminirf s.er. IT David Jarder. decd 1efendams
+ Tie W rHdrn lsahe Gdf1eat rat rayinF dercd tet
aslrs rte ard given eepIhy ae afatns o. See sd a
Aetm = fud tHe rules OF tuis Cour sd @ alreau =; ~
IaairfJOfy TOgf fltf ae b. nrt IN i~uhahfant ~ tbe
Commonwealth 81 NrEIris, on n otiou ~ iho Complain
- L. - hy cuu o.. it b. ufrcffu fif4 it fHfsi ffsH at "a
| sypear lnfe uu tf ore dsy TIE nrW feI tenn o. ~
III C0nu sad AisFo he tompisi a g. btl, Ead tbat q copi
e. nf UNs ufdff it fouisnf b fFfIrd u suHs gsrrpafc
printed IN tbe ttY DIV osiiag ~ tHo nsn ns fneeei
lsve y SD posted q tF ifuat dor % TOO cOu-ttOuso
Ortu .oaaty. a cspy tec
81 90 49, ic89 AIEX. LAIpLEY. CsfE.
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THE PIIESI
4 CURE FOR LIFE GUAP4YTJEJl /,

a CURE FOR LIFE GUARANTEED!
The VEGETABLE PILE ELECTUARY, invented by
DR. A. Upham distinguished yscian New York CITY,
is the only really successful remedy that dangerous and
distressing complaint, the PILES. ever offered to the
American public.
Mark this 1t is a INTERNAL REMEDY-mot an ex
ternal application and will any of Piles either
Bleeding Blind, Internal Elk ernal and probably the
only thing that will There is mistake about it, Ii is
positive cure-speedy and permanent. Ii is also
nent medicine take ard improves the general health in
a remarkable
Each Box contains twelve Doses at per Dose 1t
is very mild in its operation and may be taken in
the acute Inflammation without danger. All external
applications in the highest degree dsagreeabe ncOn
venent and onsve and from the very nature of the dis
ease porary their effects. This Medicine attacks
the disease at its source and REMOVING THE CAUSE,
renders the cure CERTAIN ard PERMANENT.
The Electuary is al a very valuable remedy inam-
NATION the Liver and Spleen; Inflammation, Soreness
and liberation of the Stomach Bowels Kidneys, and Bad
der; Infammatory and Mercuria Rheumatism; ImpurIy
OF the Blood, caused by the mprudent use of Mercury
Weakness and Inflammation OF the Spine and Back and
for the relief of Pregnant Ladies', before confinement,
surfing easy tme safe delivery, and healthy offspring
This admirable preparation contains NO MI NERAL
MEDICINE; NO ALOES, COLOCYNTH, GAMBOGE,
other powerful and irritating Purgatives 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 Agents, gratis.
j. ). HOUGHTON, 100 Washington Street. BOSTON,
General agent for the New England States.
AGENTS. Worcester--James Green d Co., and s. A.
How land. SpringfeLd-B. K Bliss Rarre-Woads, Field
Il Co. Aniherst-N. Fitch. FstchJnrg-Ch1s. Shepey
LotOeU-G II. Carlton g. Co, and by the dealers in Med
cine generally cody Nov. l9.
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:. A GOOD TIME CoMING.a

Well, we have had good time -great-glori-
Gus John Cough has given us five address
esl To know anything of their power they
must have been heard aud felt. We do not at
tempt description. The first was given on
Tuesday evening of last week at the North
Dutch Church, Or. Kennedy's) The house
was crowded to the last inch. The address was
in Coughs happiest vein-brilliant, heart touch
ing, truthful, effective. Two or three hundred
pledges obtained. The music, led by
genuine reformer, T. S. Berry, was in good
keeping with the power and aims OF the occasion.
All received a new JUNCTION in the holy cause of
teetotalism, and went away delighted and
strengthened. The next evening Wednesday,
DIR. Wech's church North Pearl street, Bap-
tist,) was filled with audience of men, chiefly
young men, In spite OF violent and tedious snow
storm. A large number of pledges were given
some OF them from unexpected Glass;
Thursday afternoon the Bethel was slowed from
top to bottom-all the center slips with noble
womanhOod-to receive a third lesson and
farther impulse Thursday evening there was
such rush to the Hudson street Methodist
Chapel large and commodous) that not much
more than half could get admitance. At the last
meeting on Friday evening, which was held at
the 4th Presbyterian church, (Mr. Fisher's) it
seemed as though the entire humanity of the city
alive and poured into and around the house.
Not half could get near it,
These meetings have been thronged by all
classes. The half million, prince-ke citizens
and the drayman have stood side by side-shared
the same crowded seat-poured out foods Of tears
at the same bursts OF pathetic eloquence-been
convulsed by laughter at the stroke of keen
native wit, or dashes of pleasantly and good hu
NOR. Several OF the members of the {" Court
for the Correction of Errors,'' who had not left
town, were delighted auditors the first evening.
Chancellor Walworth gave himself up to the
luxury of feeling, and was present at every
meeting. Mr. E. c. Delavan attended all but
the last Chief Justice Bronson was present on
Thursday evening.
Between twelve and thirteen hundred names
were obtained TO the pledge roll.
Albany Patriot.
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MESSENGERS Notice.

WORCESTER. S. December Q, 1916.
II ENRY CHAPLIN, ESQ.,, Master in Chsncery within
ana Tor the County of Worcester, has this day
d w variant against the Estate of STEPHEN 5. HAIR
hiNGroN, OF West1orOugh, in said County, boot man.
uiacturer, an nsovent debtor and the pay Of any
deots or the delivery any property belonging said
insoVen debtor, to him for his use, the transfer
OF any property by him, forbidden by law.
ne hrst meeting of the creditors of SAID debtor will be
heid AT the Office of New Chaplin, in Worcester
said County, the tCenty mn day Of December current
NJ ten O'Clock in the forenoon, the proof debts,
ana the choice OF an assignee assgnees.
d3t E. EATON ID. Sheriff.
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Novemher 25. 1916.
WORCESTER. SIS,

WORCESTER, SIS. November 25, 1916.
To SULLIVAN FAY, of uthborough. in said County,
Esquire Assignee of the Estate Of EMERSON BIGE-
Low, Of said scarborough, yeonan, an insolvent
debtor, Greeting.
VoU are hereby required to give notice that the third
L meeting of the creditors of eaid Emerson Bjgeiow
will be holden at the office of Thomas Hill, in Wur
cesteT, in said County, the ninth day of December
merit at ten O'Clock the forenoon and that the second
meeting of said creditors is adjourned the tenth day
Of said December, at hour and place, when and
where the SAID creditors may prove further debts against
the said Emerson Bigelow, and show cause why Ger
fcae of discharge shall not be granted TO him. and
will also settle and dividend will be
ordered And you will this notice by publishing
atesed copy of this order in the Daily Spy
paper printed Worcester aforesaid three tines before
the day of said meeting and by forwarding like cepy
by mail otherwise each Of the known creditors of
said Bigelow. And make return Of this order
with your doings thereon the time and place Of sad
meeting BENZ. r. THOMAS,
trne copy Judge OF Prob ate
DIT Attest. SULLIVAN FAY, Assignee
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Messencer;s Notice.

WORCESTER SIS November "a 1876
ENRY CHAPLIN, Esq, Master in Chancery wit in
H and for the County OF Worcester, has this day
issued Warrant against the Els ate Of GEORGE A.
MARCY, OF Millbury, IN said County, tailor, nsol-
vent debtor and the payment al any debts, the de-
iiVery OF any property belonging the sand George A.
Marcy, q him or for his and the transfer Of any
property by han, forbidden by law.
Inc first meeting of the creditors of the said Marcy
viii be held at the Office of Newton & Chaplin in Wor
cester in said County, tcenty first day of Decea
Der neat at nine O'Clock the orenoon the proof of
debts and the choice OF an assignee assignees.
dh e. EATON, ID. Sheriff.
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Messenger's Nntice.

WORCESTER, IS December g. 1896
CIAs. w HARTsH0RN, Es,i., Master in Chancery
~ within and for the County Of Worcester has day
issued warrant against The Estate of JOHN l..
4" ID 6 b Of Worcester, in said County. painter,
hsolvent debor and the payment Of any debs, the
delivery OF any property belonging said nsolvent debt
Or 70 Elm or for his use and the transfer Of any property
by him are forbidden by law
me nrs meeting of the creditors OF said debtor will be
hed at the office of SAID HarIshorn said Couniy,
the t'oenty eighth day of December current, two
O'CLOCK in The afternoon for the proof debts, and the
choice OF an assignee assignees.
DIST GEO ZONES II sheriff
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A SOLDIERS GRATITUDE. The following
paragraph is extracted from Washington letter
in the N. Y. True Sun
yesterday the last will of Capt. McCaveat,
of the 9Th infantry, killed in Worth's division, at
the stOrmng of Monterey, arrived in the city.
1t was found IN his trunk, after the battle, and
appeared to have been written the night pre-
vious. He wills to the Orphan Asylum, in New
York city, where he was nurtured in his child
hood, nearly all his effects, including farm in
the Stata of N. y, and some money due him as
Dav''
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Teeth Extracted without Pain.

BISHOP & HARRIS, DENTISTS, 154 Main
Street. have us purchased the celebrated compound which
has recently been used successfully in Boston in per
forming surgical operations They have the testimony of
some Of the best physicians of its harmless effect.
Several operations took place their Office yesterday
perfectly successful which individual testified that
they unconscious of pain.
Wnrcester. Nov %. IaA6.
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Worcester Co. Teachers Association.

The Annual Meeting of this Association will be holden
at BRINLEY HALL In Worcester, Saturday, Dec 18th
at O'clock m. ELBRIDeE SMITH Esq Principal OF
the Worcester High School, will give Lecture be the
meeting There will he other exercises of interest.
All Teachers, ana other friends of education
y invited be present. and take part the exercises Of
the occasion GEO. NJ BIGELOW, Sec'ry.
Der @
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THE RTNA INSURANCE COMPANY,
In 20 Stota.sfranf IVarff0rh Gam

No. So State-street, Hartford, Conn.,,
" hh sound and drailabte Capitol Il &250,0OO
OFFER their protection asains. loss or damage rs ire TO
" the citizens of Worcester and It's vicinity. Il
Dwelling Houses and Furniture, Stores AMI Merck tllize
generally, Factories, and Mills the mos favorable
terms.
This Institution has been in operation nearly
cennry-its reputation for liberal adiustm !ni, II
promptitue in paying losses, are well known snd esa'
llshed. THOMAS x. BRACE, n esIdfHt.
SIMEON L. LoCMIs, SecretdTy.
Hartford, March 6, 845. att
a Persons DESTROYS of obtaining insurance the above
Company, referred, for particulars TO A Il BUL
LocH, Esq, in Worcester, Mass.
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STORE mo- LET.

- TTIIIE snbsc iber offers LET, for more
fTS.IIA / years, his STORE in the Centre Nege OF
gA LANCASTER Ii is an old stand and probably one of
the locations for trade in Worcester County Posses
sion given forthwith
Also-TO LET. two very pleasant ROOMS in the sec
story said Store which for several years have
been occupied FAILoR's SHoP they excellent
stand for COED workman in that business
A small assortment of DRUGS ana MEDICINES, wi
Cases Drawers &c. may be had with the Store desr-
cd. JOSEPH w. HUNTINGTON.
Lancaster, ST PIT l. dwisu IS
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1846-12-07
COTTON ITACHTNERV FOR SALE,

FUH UNE WHY,
I'm the premises, in lots to suit purchasers, all the re-
\ naming MACHIN VERY at the StoLe Factory in
IPSWICH, Essex Co., Mass Ihs Depot OF The East
Rail Road recently used for the manufacture of No 30
Printing Cloths and in good running order consisting
of
orener-l Picker, Wilton & sons make--2O Cards
Breakers-il Fini -hers-l Douber-l Drawing Frame
Taunton Speeders 10 heads each-13 Spinning Frames
1909 live spndles2 pair Mules of 646 and one OF $40
siindes-l Spooler-2 Warpers-3 Dressers-42 Looms
Packing Press-l Cylinder aud DOffer Grinders, with
ali other articles used in Cotton Mills
1t may be examined any time on application TO Mr.
DAVIS, at the Factory.
For further particulars, inquire Of SAMUEL DAMAN,
or 5. B. HOLBROOK, Holden Dec D.