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[From Messrs. Bull & AIden.r

Louisville, Ky, Feb. Is, 1916
DIR. c. Benz. Snth-Dear Sir You viii Mas.
send us twelve gross of your valuable Pills. From
present indcntions we shall sell a large amount of
them we find that they go very quick SC.
Your friends, BULL, s. ALDEN
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BUSINESS IN CrNcINNATi.--We may judge of
The business transacted in The Queen City, from
the TACT that sixteen anclioneers pay tax To the
state ct $3.50, 2O5. and that one house pays
Sl9o'oIo, and the lowest return is 81 ,528 1t
is impossible for any city To have better pros.
pecis.-.N. Y. Sun
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E LAST CALL FOR TAXES.-Au
rs, are respectfully Informed that NV dutv i i'm
PsrhtNe ~ the matter, ana shall be compelled TO
levy on their goods aud chatels if thew are n,t i'm,
n'ediately settled. The Board of Trustees will
snow no lenity to me my sur cites and look for
a prompt settlement early in January all will
therefore, see the necessity ! am under to adont
Stringent measures to make my collections and 7
I, nst mat each Will promptly meet their liabilities
"e'eoy rrileVlng me from very unpleasant dutv
Dec - -"'"" So"eC"
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IFrom Dr. Sinnleton \

Srnithland, Ky Feb. 2f 1876
been introduced that has sold so we'll and given
snch general satisfaction your Improved Indian
'oHe'aoe rms Very respectfully yours
Il s SINEI
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Mrs. CHAsE.-A subscription has been set On
fopt at New Orleans TO collect sum sufficient To
purchase. for Mrs. Chase, a service of pla,e -
This is the lady who FIRST sci afluai the stars and
stripes at Tampico. and so wrought upon the
Mexicans' fears tina. they abandnned The town.
and left boodless conquest to Com Conner
She deserves some ,eslimnnial for her conduc,
and the ladies' have originated this mode of reward
ing her patriotism. lstttstlr
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LOOK OUT FOR BARGAINS
10 DC md at Me Gun E,SYdRL LSHlIE,N1, !,

'7'0 u m
Portsmouth.
n 'he subscriber Is determined 90 sell persons
"A IN want of anything in my line NAV res, as.
snred that the subscriber will not be under goId
Line always on hand aud mind an, ,nt -, ~
e1 er-sod' Thankful for past favours respect.
lu,iy request continuance of the same, as no ex-
t S",is on my part shall be spared to please those
!,ie puthc 1t IL not all talk and no cider" but
to do just as say so, for ba gins stop
the Sign of the Mammoth Gun. Higb street ono
door East of the Old Dominion Office. '' o''
NJ, ~, j. A. SPALDING
IN. Is; , The highest cash price paid for old Cop.
~ 80 Las Jan
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man can. help what's done behind his
back as the luafer said when he was kicked ON,
of doors.
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PRO BONO PJJRTJCO
! is IN DANGER

Ali NOT LOST THAT is IN DANGER
w public, that their stock of DRY GOODS IA
In good order and really for sale as usual not with
standing the ruin which threatened Anxious as
low, and no exertion spared to accommodate n IT.
every day Will add interest tn their already LARGO
STOCK, as every arrival of the Northern Boats will
improve it. VIM p STEW ART G. 90 WIN
Jan iS-zw No 7, Main street
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DURE OIL OF LEMON.-Pure Rose w,
Ter, PURE Cinnamon Water. Orange Flow,
or water, and several kinds Of ESSENCES. prc.
pred With great expressly frr the Christina
Festivals Aso on hand the Geauinc Cologne NJ
'er ana Bay Rum in fancy bottles of all sizes. for
Zee u High street
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bounty of ttDelUe dollars will be paid TO each re-
cruit enlisted for the 1frfiHery or Infantry arm
Bcsidcs the monthly pay, as above stated one ra .
ton per day is allowed every soldier which is nm
ply sufficient for his subsistencc also large sup.
ply of comfortable and gcntccl clothing Good
quarters and fuel arc at all times furnished: and
every attention will be paid to making those men
who may enlist, and are determined to serve their
country in good faith, comfortable and contented
with their situation. The best medical attendance
IS always provided for the sick soldier; and no de.
duction of pay is made during the period he is nm
able to perform his duty. Should the soldier Lc
disabled in The line of his duty the laws provide
pension for him r 0 "
BY the above it is seen that the pay and allowan.
ccs are respectable, and that, with prudence and
economy, the monthly pay of the soldier may be
laid up-as every thing requisite for his comfort
and CO nvcnience is furnished by the Government
including his sugar and coffee The prudent soil
der, therefore, may readily save from 400 To
$1,000 during his enlistment of Fve pears and at
the expiration of the term he can, if he chooses,
purchase snail farm in any CT the Western States
and there settle himself comfortably, on his own
land, for the rest of his life.
The sum Of too dollars will be paid to any cIrt-
zen, non commissioned officer or soldier who shall
bring to the rendezvous an able bodied recruit
who shall be regularly enlisted The citizen should
present his recruit TO the Lieutenant or CAPTAIN
and not to the Recruiting Scrgcauts
~ s. s. FAHNESTOCK
1st Lieut.. r4th ArPy, Recruiting Officer
FoRT MoSRoE, REcBUITING RENpEzvoUs D
January l7 ISiT
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VIRGINIA AND NORTH CARoIIN
' ALNNNACs for lS47, for sale by the sLos' -
Dec % With. HODGES T. co
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4 NNUALS AND OTHER BOOKS. suita-
L n Die for Christmas and New YEARS. Presents
IN, ne Amaranth-Friendship's Offering
The May Flower
poetry OF Flowers and Flowers of Poetry
Poets of America-The Rose
Haleck's Poems Poems Of Amelia
Millions Poetical Works
Childe Harold
Myths, with other Etchings
Political Works Oh Collins Gray and Beattic
Sears New Pictorial Library
Buuyan's illustrated Pilgrims Prorrnse
Poetical Works of Miss Landon
Pociica Works of Rogers Campbell Mop,oo,,o
ry, Lamb, and Kirk White
Juvenile Scrap Books Goldsmith's ESSAYS
Hyacinth or Affections Gift -"
Southcy's Poetcal Works
Beautiful bound Prayer Books
Bibles and Hymn Books. together with \ groat
variety OF Juvenile Books, for sale low by
w. IL. ii. HODGES & CO.
De' 90 Crawford street.
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Gold Detached and Anchor Escapcmcnt Lever
Watches (full jewcled) Coli Lepinc Watches,
Guard, Fob, and Vest Chains, Gold Thimblcs,
Shields and Spects, Cold Pencils Lorkets and Ma
da'ians Cameo and Stone Pins, Ear Rings, Finger
Rlngs, bracelets, Clasps and Snaps Silver Arrows,
Pencils, Tooth Picks and Combs, Card Cases Shirt
studs (new atyle.) Silver Table Tea and Dessert
gar longs, Butter Knives, Cups, Spccts, Sc. SC
smell, Tuck, Side and Buffalo Combs, Coral ARM
lets Tor Infants, Cake Baskets, Casters WA.
tiers III sets single one, all Of which will be sold
cheap for cash, at j. b. NIINTON,S
Jewelry Store, Crawford ST., Portsmouth, Va
Clocks, Watches aud Jcwelry repaired
and the highest price given for Cd Gold and Silver
Jan 10 I " NJ
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oils, OILS, OILS.--wc have lust reccivcd
~ large and full supply Of GOOD LAMP OILS,
S 5ugch as Pure BIcached Sperm, Refined Lard aud
following prices per piut, 16, III, and cents
Those wishing excellent Oils will do well To s,iyc
the Big Mortar. CHAS. ~. HEINITsH. Aceni "
! 5- Also, another supply Of Pure Linssed on
Fish OIL, Pure White Lead, T'vpenfins. T1yn;.Gss
Windoto Glass, Pure Chrome Yeiio,o and Green Sc
which will be sold at the very lowest prices -
Jan ID
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MIR. HamIin. Yes 1.-THE rule &C self preservn
lion of the House--,he rule of co,nmon sensp.
sir! ILauehter. cries of '.yes, that's it,''
:. eo,ninon sense!' "Srhenck." and confusion. I
The Speaker. The Chair is not aware Of the
existence of any rule making tho motion out OF
order.
Mr.. Henley ask for ,elleIs. rCries Of" oh!
The Speaker. The yeas and nays have been
ordered 80
Mr.. Cobb, wish to inquire of The Chair
Confusion. 'j|1
The Speaker. (Lnudly rapping with the ham,
mer) Gentlemen will come tn order-gen,lemen
will be seated. nr. 900 -
Mr.. Cobb. wish To inquire whether in The
event ola suspension Of the rules. the gentleman
will be at liberty again lowithdraw his resolution
GLanghter.1 sfa ~, 9..,.-..-,,-,
The Speaker. The Chair will decide that,
question when it arises. A laugh. pes
Mr. Cobb. |, is certainly a strange waste Of
the time Of The Hnuse-cries Of ..1nes,inn"-
question" oh !''--'. all !''-" Schenck"-
and confusion slGl .agro
The Speaker. The Clerk will call the roll.
The roll was then called, and the resul, was as
follows-yeas %, nays l56.
So the House refused to suspend the rules.
Time lost. fnnr hours
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Pay per month. Pay per month.
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TRUST SALE OF REAL AND PER.
SONAT, ESTATE

"
PURSUANT TO Deed OF Trust, executed bv
Il Nathaniel N. Fatcrn and Abigail r. his wifi.
bearing date on the 3D. day of August, in the Yea
lSl3, and OF record in the Clerks Office Of Norfolk
county Court for the purposes mentioned in said
Deed, we shall expose to lie public auction for
cash, before the Court House OF Norfolk County.
on THURSDAY the 4th day Of February next at
IL O'Clock, the following Real and Personal Estate
TO wit: the TRACT OF LAND at the tnouth OF In.
dian Creek, in the County of Norfolk on which
the said Nathaniel w. Tatem resides, and which
was devised TO him by The will of his father Ma.
thanlel Z. Taiem, deceased.
And all OF Two Tracts of Land on Indian Creek
conveyed to said Nathaniel N. Tatem by VIM II
Iunter and wife by Deed of 18th July, 1887, save
mat portion OF the since sold and con We cd
by SAID NJ N Tatcm to Juo. NJ. d. HAYNES
The above Tracts of Land, all lying contiouous
TO each other form of the must desirable Farms
In Norfolk Cornty. They con tain about two hun.
dred and hfty acres, and situa ted al the month
OF Indian Creek, where il cmpties into the Eastern
Branch OF Elizabeth River, about three ,nilcs from
the CITY OF Norfolk. On the promises is GOOD
Dwelling House with all necessary oct buildings.
phen. '"'i' so
The Lands above me tioucd will be sold tooctbc,
subject to Hen for go 600 WITH interest t6crcop
from the 29lh July, lS43. va
JOHN a CHANDLER,
SAMUEL NJ. WILSON, trustees.
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New CROP MOLASSES. 20 hbds beavv
L oiSght and sweet. landing Tor sale by J.
''' j. WILLS.
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A NEW NOVEL, by G. ?. r. James r.
champ; or The Erruf-priCc 25 cents For
sale by w II. RI. HODGES & co
Dec "a
SUPERIOR CRATE COAL $500 b,,.LcIs
y superior CRATE COAL, from the RI,cL
Heath Pitts ahoat and for sale low if taken Ton
inc vessel JOSIAH WILLS
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BOARDING HOUSE.

OARDING HOUSE.
Mrs. +. GOODWIN will be pleased to accom-
- MEDIATE hive or sx Gcneel Boar ders for the
ensuing year. Her Residence is on County street .
IN gentecl and airy part of the town Jan2
is. MINTON, Dealer in Fine Gold Lever
e. Watches, Jewery, Silver and Plated Wares
Crawford street, Portsmouth. Va
go Fine Watches repaired and warranted.
Jan 10
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STILL FOR RENT

- II Id FOK X EN- IT.
e. The Dwelling over the Drug Store Sign
s=azI OF the Big Mortar. 1t will answer retnarka-
-GA1Iby well for small family We are dc.
sIrous OF renting il only to a small family few or
no children. CHAS H. HEINJTSU 49,. VI
Dec 81 -'SO'.
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ROOTS AND SHOES.-We are openin :, this
~ morning another large lot of BOOTS" and
ShOES' Purchased at the late cash sales i'm New
York, and to which we invite the attention Of nur
ehasers Wholesale and retail, on accommodating
terms
2oo pairs Mems Thick Boots, 1.5O TO $500
go 90 do Heavy Brogans, rs to 81 90
IoO do do Kip do rs to SIPS
10 do do Napoleon Boots
100 Ito Gents Fine Winter Boots
10 do Water Proof Boots 2. 30 "a M
iuO do Boys Boots. LOO to 9I.50
$50 do Youths do, rs to SIPS
ALSO,
$50 pairs W1mcn's fine Goat Bootecs ve, y chan
10 do Ladies' fine Morocco Buskins
ALSO,
doz Mems Buckskin Gives at Ia eta tbo .i
90 Boys do do at 81 do do
6do Mems do Mittens, at So do DO
New ', york Boot and Shoe Store, next to the Far
tners sank, Main street. j. H. GREGORY
Dec 10
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GRADE.

Pay of artillery
infantry sol Pay of dragons
rpAnr dicrs, & of dra & r,flemen, when
goons and rifle mounted
men when serv
ing on foot
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GOR6R SOLE BOOTS.--A superior on,1i,v -.
- G -;,'.., SOLE BOOTS from ono of the mos
the lcGt dry in any kind If weather, " h SIop
luI,'en nuisocr OF these Boots can be Obtained tbc
gentlemen VIII please call soon At Inc Ne, vi
Dec % " ""HUOhf.
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To the Sergeant
Major, Quar-
tcrmastcr Ser
geant, Chiei
Musician, and
Chief Buglcr
each..........
To the LIST Ser
geant of q
Company -.
Ordnance Ser
geant ........
All other Ser
geants, each. .
Corporals.
Buglers ........
Musicians......
Farriers anil
Blacksmlths. A..
rtifccrs. ......
riv ates. .......
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FINE STOCK OF CLoTaINc

=,
VIE Subscriber wishes 10 inform the community
lot of Goods, as fullows ''' - 2" new
Black Goth Frock Coats, be5; que litv-Rlack Bu
Sincss CoatS.Biack Cashmere Pauts-Pilot Ciotb
S S, ana pants-Black ard Fancy Satin VesIs-
Sh'rts OF every description, &c. &c.-and tho arc
nifty. @''e' gus ooilihu-
Give call; we will be clad 70 500 90, -,
VIII use our utmost to do the thing which Is ri9ht
MY Goods cannot be surpassed in material or
W%T9,rKmansniP.: They are Just from Leon Bere,s
wholesale Nanuiactory, Philadelphia and arc
made up IN the latest style, and in The best order
- Call at the Portsmouth Arcade ''''
JAM Ar n,,, re
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DIED,

rv oh sunday morning, Jan 81, MIR. GEORGE NY
.-w Iemoining heroes of our revoluti nary war.
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GALL At HODGES d. CO.'S. BOOK
~ AND VARIETY STORE, If you wish To pt,r
CHASE chase any OF the New Books published. They sell
Books at Publishers prices. Atnonu. tbc ro,,,I,r
lately received they have
The Flowers Of Fable
Lyton, Bart. " - ""'"O'
Hutton's Book of Nature
Pictures of Early Life
J.. ID. i''e''"' L.
Evenings at Home or, the JoycniIe
Budget Opened, by DR.. Hickiu & Mrs Barrauld
Nos. l29 and 30 Pictorial SIakcspeare
No 10 Pictorial England H. &c
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GOSHEN CHEESE 80 boxes at,,l Is cast,
N Cheese, just received "'hS
70 hrslns New York Butter, Of good quality
80 bbls LIST prof. Swan Gin of sUpcrior onaEt,
III hhds bright, heavy and sweet Molasscs. ~ a
low price 20 az
2f0 bbis superior Mountain Flour, landino from,
81 hrs Dorchester and Ploughbov 'O"'
10y 12o boxes DaHettS' smith CurletPs' Candles
10 bbls Phil. Cordial, of superior QUALITY
Is boxes Gunpowdcr and Imperial Caynt,r .1
Country Tea ''oh ana
10 or casks Cognac Brandy
SOo rcams wrapping Paper, largo and small for
J,n7 j. WILLS.
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ITO CONTRACTORS UNDERSIGNED
Il having been for several years. but not at pres,
ent' engaged in furnishing Timber for the NAVY
offers his services to Gentlemen who may be din
posed to contract with the Bureau at Washington
for any of the Lumber now advertised for: or in
aHorning any Information in regard TO the business
however strange it may seem, it is nevertheless
Iact, that me several Navy Yards differ essential
ly in receiving Timber under contract-nTccissIv
sl'nlar IN their provisions, in measurement in
specuon! and other important particulars At
some, ialr measurement is allowed while al one a
deduction of about 25 per cent is made. Persons
wishing to contract FOR Timber at either of the
Yards, particularly White Oak and Yellow pine.
Will enable them 10 bid undcrstapdin Civ.
The information which gives TO old Cort,sc,ors
SO great an advantage almost to defy
is purchased frequently by heavy loses Person
avaing Themselves of the benefit of the snbscri
ber's experience, may Themselves from this
risk TIL TATEM.
Jan 2o-5t Portsmouth,
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TX CASES BOOTS AND SHOES bv the
. - schr Victory. We opening this rnornin9
by the schr Victory another large and seasonoble
assortment of BOOTS and SHOES, which VIC offer
AT at wholesale and retail The following j, a part
~ cases Mems Winter Boots, of several different
Is cases Boys do do
5 do Youths do do
do Women's Grain Boots
Also-A few cases Gents supcrior Cali Roois
New York manufacture 0o'''
Aso-15 prs Ladies' fine Morocco Buskins
New York Boot and Shoe Store next the new
farmers Bank, Main street ~
ia" 20 ]. H. GREGORY.
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CtARPETINGS SELLING DEE ar q,
~ BELOW COST.-The subscribers intend To
close their instorc Stock of CARPETINGS this sea-
son, WIN view OF going out of the trade of that
hIucie Those who want, will do ell to call ear
~ as they are determined to close without REGARD
To- cost Their stock consist of Brussels Suner;nr
Carpctings. JOHN cOCKF r 20
Nov n '> - w.
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STOVES, STOVES, SToV ES.-Wisl,in1
- to lear out the whole of them, | will sell az
reduced prices for the balance of the season ali
mat Is now on hand. Call and look at them
WANTED,
OId Copper. Brass, Pewter and Lead, foi which
VII give the highest market price.
Jan ~ DANIEL S. CHERRY
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IOSIAB WILLS, AgcLt for the sale If 7 u
InP'ett x Son s Nails, keeps constantly on ban4
full assortment, and will supply the tgaI I 9 no
low prices as an article Of equal quality can he as
chased ! ln any o. the northern markets just re-
~ f'o9'ifch Nov
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N EW y. W,,,ATCHEs, JEWEL

The Subscriber begs leave
To inform the inhabitants of
Portsmouth and its vicinity,
that he has commenced the
above business, in Portsmouth,
next door TO w. b. Pitcher,
Esq, on Crawford ST, where
will be found great assert.
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NOTICE.-A MEETING OF the Portsmouth,
III, humane Society, will be held in the Town
80 10. on FRIDAY EVENING next, (the 9th inst
at nall past o'clock. t ''''
Feb Tuos utn,r :,
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LIST Lieut.. ,4th Art'y, Recruiting Officer
Fort MoSRoE, RECRUITING Rendezvous
January 81, IS4T
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MISCELLANEOUS.

kNACH ANGE ON New York and Baltimore in
II sums to suit purchasers can be had at :
JNO. ID. GORDAN'S
Oec "-u Lottery and Exchange Office.
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RE-OPENING.

HAVING nearly completed the alterations in
~ my Store, would respectfully give notice that 1t
will be re-opened to the public
ON THURSDAY, FEB'Y 18th.
In the of the late improvements have died to
the two principal SalesRoons of 500 square feet
besides finishing IN the third story large and convenient
CARPET ROOM.
Having very much reduced my old stock SHALL on the
FIRST OF MARCH, open very large stock Of new and
desirable Goods to which the attention of purchasers
respectfully solicited. HENRY II. CHAMBELIN
Worcester, Feb "a. div 162 & l64 Main a.
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Commonwealth Of Massachusetts,.


WORCESTER, SIS.
At meeting Of The County Commissioners beeun and
holden at Worcester within and for the County OF
Worcester the 26th day of January, A. u. 1o47, by
adjournment.
On the Petition aforesaid; Ordered, That notice be
given t. all persons and corporations interested therein.
that said Commissioners will the public house
Phineas w. Wait, in said Worcester, Monday, the
fifteenth day of March nert at two O'Clock in The after
noon by publishing an atested copy of saio Petition
and of this Order thereon, in public newspaper
printed said Worcester three weeks saccessivel, the
last publication to be fourteen days. least, before the
said fifteenth day of March
Audit is further Ordered, That the Sheriff of said Coun-
ty his Deputy the Selectmen the said towns
of Worcester West Boyston, and Harvard, each with
an attested copy of said Petition and Order thirty days.
at least and also post attested copy thereof in
public places in each of said of Worcester West
Boylston, and Harvard, fourteen days. least before
the said fifteenth day of March next which time and
place the said Commissioners will roceed to view the
routes set forth in said Petition hear all persons and
corporations interested therein who then andhere
desire to be heard thereon and, il they shall adjudse
the prayer of said Petition ought be granted then
direct the in which said ways shall be altered
the above described and assess all such
damages any person or Corporation may sustain by
the alterations aforesaid.
Attest, WILLIAM JENNISON. Clerk pro TEN.
copy Of the Petition and Order thereon
Attest, w. JENNISON, Clerk pro tenn
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TEETH BEAuTTFTED.

Inc subscriber informs the public and The LADIES in
particular that he is enabled by NEW METHOD, to
cleanse Teeth so as to give them all the beauty of which
tneg are capable and to leave them in such
easily TO be kept order by the individuals themselves
II. BLOOD.
Ieeth Extracted with very little Pain.
The subscriber also gives notice he NOT using
the Anodyne Vapor" III the operation of extracting teeth
o. BLOOD.
N B. For sale, superior apparatus for administering
the Vapor. If Worcester Ian On
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Real Estate for Sale.

- THHE subscriber offers for sale his FARM, of about
ESSEA l. go acres ct Land, with a convenient Dwelling
kL House, Wood house, Carriage-house, and Granary
attached Also large Barn. So feet long with Shed adj
joining and is supplied with water by squeduct iron
never falling stream. Also, WOOD LOT, OF about 10
acres for sale with the desired Possession given
the first of April For further particulars inquire
the subscriber The premises.
Worcester, March ;. THOMAS SUTTON.
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Teeth Removed without Pain.

IN Dentistry exclusively granted by the Patenlee to the
Dentists of two Offices in this town.
BISHOP u HARRIS, who have used il so suc-
cessuy since lis introduction would invite those desiring
to rid themselves of Troublesome teeth without suffering
to call at their office where all operations in Dentistry are
carefully and skllnly performed on reasonable TERMS
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