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IN0II,,IGE.

3.s q, x 4.EIU9I}HsIOhJs.1it :. IT
A LII Persons indebted to the Estnte OF
IN George Pope; deceased, are hereby mott.
fed that il s absolutely necessary TO collect all
the money due the Estate, and that those who
Go not paygwil be sued before return day -
The Notes are in the hands of N. 1. Grltiln sor
j. w. Gibbs, Esqrs. u 2, Is b y
Jon3 II "a !. " 2 ..Issssss
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Notice.

WNHE Estate of Gilber: Summerall being
IL. Derelict all those having demands, are
requested to present them, duly atlested, and
those indebted to make immediate payment TO
the subscriber.
JOHN HILL, o. F.. D.
. may 26 If 1s
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Warranted to Cure.

w WaFranGcU I'D CNfc.
HEMORRHOIDS, OR PILES, is a disease
produced by local irritation, costiveness, purga'
tive stimulants, undue determination Of blood
TO the hemorrhoidal vessels by excessive riding
or walking. or congestive state of the liver,
and peculiarity of the constitution ITSELF
1t is usually considered under three forms.
or varieties. as follows-Blind Piles, White
Piles, and Bleeding Piles.
This disease is so common, and so very well
known, that a description pitts symptoms is
not deemed necessary.
The success that has followed the use of the
Embrocation in the cure Of this disease, has
been truly astonishing. Physicians now aa-
wise their patients 10 try il, as the only
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The subscriber returns bis sincere thanks to
the citizens ofthe District, for the liberal man
ner in which they have supported him in his
business, and hopes by strict attention. that
the public may find it 70 their advantage to con.
tinue their patronage. JOHN LYON.
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Executive Department,

LIMESTONE SPRINGS, May ~.
Z a LII PETITIONS to the Executive Tor
IA Pardon, should be accompanied with
copy of the Indictments, the Verdict of the in.
ry, and the Report Of the Presiding Judge.
By oder ofthe Governor.
aB. T. WATTS, Secretary;
Junee st l9
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NEW GOODS.

YENHE Subscriber is now receyinga a splen
II did Stock OF N EW GOODS at the
Brick Store formerly occupied by Presley &
Bryan, consisting Of all kinds Of
DRY GOODS. GROCERIES. HARD
WARE, CROCKERY, Shoes,
AND HATS, ~ N I'll.
10 which he invites his friends and The public
10 call and examine for themselves, before .pur
chasing elsewhere. ,; 4 q 3 sSsst ssSs IA
N. b. Goods very low for Cash. ..z
49,. ..,,yse. ss.,s. 80 B. c. BRYAN.
Z April 9Th ls47. #; sgss ~
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Hans said Du'chman TO his urchin
son, whom he had just been thrashing for
swearing a, bis mother, watts dat you're
linking so wicked 'apout, in re corner dere'
II aint link notG.' a IS s.'ii.sss I
.:You lie, you fagabone you-you links
dam, and now III vip you for dat.
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A splendid assortment Of YESTINGS,
A fine lot of white kid Gloves, black do.
Black satin and fancy Cravais and Scarfs,s
Suspenders, silk under Shirts and Drawers,
Cotton and woolen Drawers, -
Also, a variety of Goods belonging to the trade,
such as MILITARY TRAININGS, sc, al
ofwhich will be sold and made up, in style thai
will please any that may favor us with their
patronage. ~.
March Is, 1Sd7. 3m 9
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WRY GOODS STG,lsE

VISA, AZ, Sc, Ga brown aud bleached
SHIRTlNGS and SHEETliNGS, /,
The latest style Of Calicoes, Ginyhams, Or.
candies, and Muslin Ginghans,
An extensive stock Of w HlTE GOODS,
Silk ShawIs and Maniels, Gimps, Gloves,
and Mitts, &c ;i5sss asf. sS4St
Parasols, Sunshades,e Umbrellas, * i
Every description Of Bonneis, Flowers and
Ribbons, ii Is ,s.l
French Drap d'Ete, Wellington Cord, AL.
paca, $Ss III: :
White and brown Linsey and: Check,
A large assortment Of Panama, Leghorn,
and Palmetto HATS, So
And splendid article iofs Damask Table
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Madam said doctor to 40 old maid !,
you stand in need of the gun and air. Till
you get them, you cannot get WELL
Law doctor! have. no objections TO
having son and heir, butEI must get a
husband first '. i.sS.g ssts. ~ ,s.s,t
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H.. & HI. LEAllAIER,
HAMBURG, S. {

NH AVING received large assortment Of
IL Spring & SummeEiGO Gods
which, are selected with the greatestcare in the
New York and Boston Markets, they call the
attention of the public of Edgs6eld! District, to
the extremely low prices for which they are
selling them at. ~
They have on hand; every style Of G GODS
connected with the trade, and !usuilly kept in
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Ready-maGe Clothing,

'Farinis superior Cologne, fancy Soaps, shell
and horn Combs, &c. &c! a..
They have always on hand a few of those
splendid rosewood PIANOS of fthssceIebrated
manufactory of Messrs. Stodart 81 Dnnham,
which they can afford to sell IS percent lower
than any other establishment. Is ss y Fs. h'y'
may 19 ... I'm II
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An exchange tells story a ma. who
at an anxious meeting CAV his expert
euce,' and stated that he was great sim
ner, totally depraved. ard merited eternal
misery for his wicked acts. A neigbbor
got up and said be had no doubt it was all
true, for he had known him for twenty-five
years. The minister and the people smil-
ed, and the individual referred to- got up
and called his neighbor (who confirmed
his depravity) a liar and rascal, aud
threatened to lick him when they got out
Of church.
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Hog and Bacon.-When Sir Nicholas
Bacon, Judge in the reign of Queen
Elizabeth. was on the bench, he was
strongly importuned by criminal to save
bis life on the score of relationship.
H ow SO 2 said The Judge.
Why replied the cuIprit, my nameis
Hog, and yours is Bacon, and hog and
bacon is so near akin, that they cannot be
Sc para,ed.'
Aye said Nichoos, 'but you and l
cannot be related unless you be hanged;
hog is NOT bacon until il is we'll hanged J"
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REGRUITING SERVICEE.a

This Table sho,os the amount of pay ohieh en-
listed soldiers, according to their respective
grades, are entitled to reeeioe for their SER
pices.
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s. We have already stated that there was
"a plan on foot for cutting passage for
vessels through lstbmus Of Suez, The
Portaf0glio Of Malta, publishes the fol.
7. lowing summary of the conditions under
which it is to be undertaken; Egypt is TO
sstand in The relation Of neutral Power;
: Prussia. Rnssia, and The United States
ARE invited to respect this neutrality, guar
Aanlied by the Pprte. France, England, ,and
Austria, the contracting parties. The
las, three. are TO charge themselves with
The contraction of The canal, and are 10
receive a tonnage duty until they are
completely reimbursed for all their ex-
penses. The execution Of this work is
not 10 be interrupted, even if war should
break out between The contracting parties.
Austria is also to undertake the work of
= making the Nile navigable for large yes.
,sels as Ear UP, as Damietta, which IS des-
tined to become great port. England is
10 turn attention especially to Suez, and
10 make excavations there Similar TO those
at Damiel,a, and with France, is 10 con.
gstruct the canaI.-BostOn Atlas.
eA good one.-Wben the brave captain
Walker. who had so distinguished himself
4ini the Mexican battles, was on visit TO
Washington city, several months ago,
Daniel Webssersasked him: "Well, Cap
itains when do yon3 think we shall have
peace!n Just ,usen you Wbigs learn to
act like ane,. and support sfoar country"
That was a scorcher.-Easton Argus.
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american Board Of Commissioners for
Foreign Missions. Tho anniversary Of
this Society was celebrated list evening in
the. Washington Square Church. The
meeting was begun with prayer, ,afie +
which was suEg the hymn: 80 - s.l
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The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-01-02
DIR. JAYNES ALTERATIVE.

We have been informed by Mrs Rose, of cure perform
ed on her by Dr. Jaynes AeratiAe, which proves
perioity every other remedy of the kind She
been afflicted for the last sixteen years with NECROSIS
or. WHITE SWELLINGS, attended with alterations and
exoiaton of various bones during which time many pec
es have been discharged from the frontal bone the
num- from both her wrists and hands, and from both
legs and from the left femoral BONE and from the right
knee besides painful other parts OF her person.
which has bafed the skill of number of the most emf
nent physicians of cityduring of the time her
suerngs have been excruciatng and deporable About
three months since she induced try DR.. JAYNE'S
Alternative which has had astonishingly happy
effect upon her, by removing all pain and swelngs aud
causing the GERS to heal while at the same time her
general health has become completely restored that she
now weighs IS lbs. than she did before 81
commenced the use of this valuable preparation
NatiUe Eagle.
II Prepared only by DR. D JAYNE, No. 8 South Third
Street, Philadelphia. For sale by j. GREEN & Co. Ill
Main Street, and NJ B. GREEN 200 Main Street. Worces
ter. div w9t52
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eerrogated. The House at Eonce raised a COM
mittee to investigate the facts, and the Sergeant
alarms took Marshall into custody During
Kings speech, it is said, that some of the royal
family were present, and that they looked black
as thunder cloud. To give Mr.. King an excuse
for voting for Dodge, set of instructions were
procured directing him to vote for Loco Foco
Senator's Mr. King made allusion to these in
structions in his speech-said that every man who
signed them 'voted against him : that he 'recev-
ed his instructions at the ballot box !; that he was
elected as Whlg,' and should vote with his
party"
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In addition the above PREMIUMS deposite Of per
the premiums will be required and a deposite
varying the different ages from Is 80 per
the premiums.
Applications for Assurance may be made the Office
the Company at the CENTRAL BANK in Worcester and
the Agents in the towns and sections Of New England
New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Ohio.
CLARENDON HARRIS Secretary
Worcester, July is, ls46. If
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A NATIONAL GOVERNMENT MAssAcRED.
A horrible massacre occurred in the city of Nat
mandoo, the capital of the kingdom of Nepau,
in Northern India, last September. The Queen
had favorite, one Gen. Guggun Singh, whom
the King caused to be murdered on the l4th OF
September, at 10 O'Clock at night Her Majesty
was so outraged at the loss of her paramour, that
she at once instigated the massacre of the prime
minister, the members of the cabinet, the nObil.
ity, council of state, generals and chief men, to
the number of ttoo hundred. The King alone
escaped, but his whereabouts was not known.
A single nobleman only was saved, and the
Queen appointed him ommander-n-chief-
The Queen is the Kings second wife. The
male children by the first wife, who would have
preceded her children in the government, were
among those slain or confined in dungeons Me-
paul is powerful kingdom, having about three
millions OF inhabitants. The national religion is
Buddhism. Most of the people are Tartars, as
may readily be inferred from the conduct of the
Queen.
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DIED,

IN this town Dec 28th, Mrs Catharine Ann, vie Mr.
Cyrus Adams, Is; 30th Clinton E., OF Mr. Edward
LS on yrs 3st, Francis E., OF Mr. John N Haven,
In this town, Dec 2sth Eza Davis, daughter F. w.
Gale, Esq, years-5lst, Mrs Mary s, wife Of F. w.
Gale, Esq rs yrs.
In TempletQn, Dec 10, Mr. Cyrus Browne 75-[Prn,ers
in Me, W., Mass, and NY, please copy
MORTALITY IN WORCESTER. The number Of deaths in
Worcester from January 1916, jan l. 1872 including
those at the Hospital, 292, Of whom 81 were males
and 1853 females OF these there s. under year of
age including sill born; SIS Of year and under OF
years and ander JJ IS Of years and under 90 Al OF ~
and under 3D. 80 80 years and under4O
and under So Of SO years ana so is so years
and under 20 IS Of 10 years and under sos so yess
and under 80; s OF 80 years and under 100
The deaths In January were IS; in February l6 in
March "A; in April IS; in May 22 in June 20 in July
20; in august Sc IN September 81 in octoOer % in
''V'''''' W. G. MAYNARD, Sexton.
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FOR COUGHS, COLDS. and all Diseases of

FOX COUGHS, COLDS, and all Diseases OF
the LUNGS, the Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam
will be found truly valuable, ard highly ecacous
article, can be shown from the most unquestionabe
horiy of Physicians and those who have used il during
the last Is or 20 years. Indeed its reputation well
established that IL has become standard family medicine
None genuine unless signed VIM JOHN CUTLER s,s-
REED a. CUTLER, BOSTON. (late Reed, Wing e.
Cuter Propretos For sale by Druggists Apothecaries
and Country Merchants generally in Worce by
GREEN & Co. Price so cts en- Dec IL.
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worcester District Medical Society

A STATED Meeting OF the Society will he held at the
"A American TEN perance House iu W0rcesteI on Ned
esday l3fh January, is47, 10 ociOckA M. Also, by
order ofthe President "aspecal meeting will be holden
at the place IL o'clock A. NJ. of same day. for
the purpose OF appropratng otherwise dsyosng OF the
proceeds Of the Waldo Fund, according the specfca-
tions Of the VIII Of the DonoAso TO consider the late
Circular Of the Berkshire District Medical Society and act
. thereon =. inuae 81. SAMUEL F. GREEN, Se'ry. =
y Dec 80. IA felfstas feef tfs8fa 8estets,t m. /
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A FIRST-RATE BLA
BLANKETS, COMFORTERS, Sc

lust opened at l62 and l64 MAIN STREET,
- One Bale extra super silk bound BATH BLANKETS
size 10 H. aud IL full measure Bale super Whitney
Blankets, 8, 10 and ia .fs7l ~ IS sfe.~rs 4 IS
BED COMF0RTERS made from good materials at
very low prices, constantly for sale; Extra quality and
size Of Bed Comforters furnished al short notice.
general assortment Of FURNISHING GOODS OF the
best quality for sale by W ea, =. 1stts ~
va 'Hl Hsm1 HENRY II. CHAMBERLAIN. u
Worcester, Dec 2S. aa ers.l sf div visit
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To the Hon. Senate and House of Repre-
sentatves OF the Commonwealth of Mass. in General
Court assembled:
NHE subscribers legal voters the town OF Leicester
respectfully represent, that the public Convenience and
necessity demands the construction Railroad
Depot ofthe Boston and Worcester Railroad Worcester
through the towns of Leicester Paxton Rutland Oakham
Barre, Hubbardsom Templeton, Royaston, and Wnchen
don, to the State line OF the State Of New Hampshire
They, therefore, pray, that they ard those who may
hereafter he associated with them, may be made body
polite, and corporate, with the power to Rail
road The aforesaid be endowed with all the pow
and privileges well subjected all The liabilities
and restrictions Of Corporations Ike character
DAVID HENSHAW, SAMUEL HURD,
HENRY A. DENNY, DANA n. FITCH,
HIRAM KNIGHT. ALONZO WHITE,
JOS. A. DENNY, e. q. DENNY,
JOHN W0ODCOCK, and so others.
The above is true copy OF the or gna petition be
presented TO the General Court Massachusetts be
holden the first "Wednesday OF January, A d. l947.
Dec 29. SO HENRY A. DENNY.
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Teeth Extracted without Pain,

nR. MILLER, Dentist, is using the Anodyne
~ Vapor for Extracting Teeth without Pain, with an
improved and elegant apparatus. ssE 81 :
Operations on the Teeth and Diseases of the Mouth
attended usual. sta
Office and residence WALNUT STREE rear
Of Newcnmb & Clarks Store.
Worcester, Dec 2.
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FOR SALE.
THE RTNA INSURANCE r0NPaNyI

Mo. 90 State-sfreet, Hartford. Conn.
van sound and available Capitol 81 a2SO. Tl0n.
FrEh their protection against loss or damage b. fire 10
ing citizens OF Worcester and lis vicinity Il ENSURES
dwelling Houses and Furniture Stores and MeFch sn5iss
generally, Factories, and Mills OH The most fayorabe
This Institution hos been in opera ion nearly oear,.r
century-its reputation for liberal adjustment and II
prompuude 10 paying losses are well known and es,sb
SIMEON L. LOOMS, Secretarv.
Hartford, March s, 1s45.s IS #see.rew isu
LIZ Persons DESTROYS obtaining insurance in the above
Company, are referred more particulars 10 A. H. BuL
LocH. ESD, in Worcester, Mass.
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Account Books for the New Year,

g A. ROWLAND, 1876 MAIN-sr., has COM
NJ menced the Manufacture Of BLANK ROCKS
OF superior stock and materials and in the best STYLE Of
finish, not surpassed by any Others in the market
we are prepared TO furnish short notice. single books
or iu Gets ruled and bound pattern for Banks Insur
ancs Rail Road and Manufacturing Companies and Me-
chants. which will be warranted in all respects
Now in Store good assortment as can be nund In
town, at the ioaest prices w "
Also, STATIONERY, of every variety for ppb-
lie Offices the Counting House, aud schools.
Worcester Dec 29. eos,d ,ya,
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This DaY

r WISH al nv friends and customers Happy New
wear Ali those indebted to me are most respectfully
informed that their bills ara ready. = ronn,N
Wnrcester. Jan !, l64I. OnAe' =. nODpINo
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Cotton Machinery for Sale,

UULLUn MaCNInETY lot Sale,
ID ECENTLY used in the manufacture Of No so Printing
~ Cloths and now in good running order consisting Of
Picker, Wilton d. sons make--20 Cards Breakcrs-
II Fini-hers-l Doub er-l Drawing Frame-2 Taunton
Speeders, 10 heads eachl8 Spinning Frames, 1900 live
spindes2 pair Mules, of 4S6 and OF y spindes
Warper-2 Dressers-6 l.Uous-1 Cylinder and Doffer
Grinders with all ether articles used in Cotton Mills.
II may be examined At any time on application 10 Mir
SILAs DiEsMoRE SO Main 81 Worcester For tnrtner par
culars inquire of 5. b. HOLBROOK, Holden
-SDec 26. d3tsw wtf52
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Teeth Removed without Pain.

The use of the LETHEON, Tor Anodyne VapCr)
Dentistry is ercctsiUey granted by the Patenlee the
Dentists of two offices in this town.
BISHOP Il HARRIS, who haze used
oessuy since its introduction, would invite those desiring
rid themselves of troublesome teeth without suffering
call ut their office, where all operations in Dentistry
carefully and skilnlly performed reasonable
d30 Rooms, l54, Main street
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NOTICE..

MOUND in the Cars, the 22d OF Dec. last, green
Morooco Gard Case containing small sum OF money
and watch Kew Whoever has lost the same, can have
n nv calling Al this Oice-provng property and paying
ss ~ s''''Ds " Worcester, Jan 2.
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MARRIED.

In Springfield Dec so at the Unioa Hoase, by Rev. Mr.
Folsom, Mr. Royal Daniels TO Miss Mary Rugges, both
cf this town.
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NOTICE,

nR. SIN, FLAGG has taken rooms for the
- practice Of Medicine, in Or. Heywoods part Of the
WALDO BLOCK, No. 3. i.asasff Nv Dec TO-
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Wachusett Hotel Princeton, Mass,

S-sz THIS well known Establishment is offered for
S rent The present lease expires April LIST, Is47
A ana possession will be gwen at within that time
if application is made the sabccriber. 80 n s..
Princeton, Dec It,. WARD NJ. BOYLSTON.
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HERBS.
A Ii kinds Of HERBS, put up by the SHAKERS, tor
"A sale by d, SCOTT Jk., co,
Druggists and Apothecaries,
Worcester, Nov ~ 47tf l7s Main ST.
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LAnIES on WORCESTER.

TT H. DAYTON presents his respects to the
49, s,tea,ion n HI NEW SALOON fitted with the Ut
,no care md as,e expressly for their accommodation
oYsTERs servel IN any style desired; Hot COFFEE,
TEA PIES CAKE so served In separate apartments.
NJ M D. Intends conducting his Establishment In style
nabe "a the wants the public and asks that they may
favor him with their patronage.
ryFamlles sup, lied with Oysters and Cakej Parties
Rails &C. with ICE CREAM.
H. IL. DAYTON, WALDO BLOCK,
First Store north Of the Peoples.
vyoreeeter Dec a. dwf
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Furniture Ware Rooms.
Worcester and Nashua Rail Road.

W0ICeSLer ana Nashua Rail Road
PROPOSALS for furnishing CROss-TIEs, TIMBER
stills and PLANK for the construction of said Road
will he received at the Office Observation-Disclosures and
Specifications of which may be had on application 10
JOSEPH F. MILLER Esq., Chief Engineer or either Of the
following named Gentlemen:
ELI w. HoLBRooK, Esq, West Boylston-JAcon FIss-
Err Esq Lancsster-J F. WHITcoMB Esq Harvard
~ r SMITH Esq. Groton-AsA F. I.AwRENcE, ESQ.,, Pep
perell-THoMAs w. GILLIs, Esq, Nashua; 49, =
VIM. A. WHEELER. Agent
Worcester, Dec 1885, epS:eopu5 so w. & Mr.. r. Co.
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NInTTnE,

accounts due the subscriber will he ready for set
a tlement on the Arst day Of January Ny customers
NIL narcnarlv obIee me oy attending 90 this notice
Dec, 80 dSt ~ HENRY y. ChAMbEkLlN,
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-nRAWING.

TTENRY WOODWARD respectfully gives notice, that
II he Is prepared give instruction IN Lead Pencil ana
Cravon Draoins and Painting in Water Colors al his
poom NJ IA NAN sr For terms please inquire at the
~. an Worcester, Jan 2.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-01-02

TIT tU7IIE77dIIu nut
As specimen OF Tie bargains which we offer. take
following
l. Farm in Prince William County, Virginia M
BFenvile, The county seat and aboGt 80 miles from WI
ngton City, containing 1917 acres The land spfdduet
ooO acres III valuable timber; the balance in cnltiya
with Dwelling house. and other improvements ~ NJ
r good market for the timber Occoquan Situated
tween the extremes OF North and South the cinatf 4
c'sey mat which every man should, if practicable. sell
FOR the health and comfort of his family and for his !
prosperity as an agriculturis The only objeclion "
any one has raised against purchasing this farrn mas
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CRACKERS,
N ECEIvED this day 4 ON Harltord-a superior article
tx for family use. ssest sss II. II. DAYTON, ,
Worcester, Dec 81 1Wu ~ WACO biock'
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-01-02

PARTICULAR NOTICE,
A RESPECTABLE Young Man, from Ia TO l9 years OF
n age, who is good Compositor, will find
ploymenI and good encouragement, application TO
T. w. BUTTERFlELD,
Worcester Dec Il. DIFF Office OF the Citizen.