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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-09-01

The Grand Jury of the Court of Sessions
in New York have indicted the Captain and
Engineer OF the steamer Niagara for man
slaughter, in causing the death of two fire.
men at the recent explosion of the boiler of
that beat on Hudson River. They were
held to bail in the sum of five thousand dol
lars.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-09-01

ONE OF THE WuGs-An eccentric GEN
tlcman in Philadelphia, lately deceased,
left behind curious will, from which we
make an extract below. 1t seems that his
wife, children and mohcr-in-aw had con-
spircd to ruin his reputation; and among
other things, he says in his last will and
testament:
Whereas, my daughter refused me a
nights lodging in her house when had no
place of abode. | therefore leave one cent,
and to her hcn-pcckcd husband half cent,
as a man who allows his wife TO Insult her
father in his presence is no man. 70 my
own children | recommend the perusal OF
the fifth commandment. To my mother
in-law hequeah six cents, provided she
buy Herewith a halter to hang herself, for
having swindIed the elect out of the gold
watch she wears, under the prctcncc OF be-
ncvolencc and christian conduct and hcha-
, viOr'
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-09-01

EXTENSIVE MoRTALITY-The scarlet
fever and the measles are producing an I'M
precedentcd mortality among the children
in the city, of Madison Ind. The Banner
states that the cemetery in that place is dot
ted all over with small fresh graves. and a
large number Of parents have become child
less. The same paper states, as remark
able fact, that while sickness prevails 10
such an extent among children, the place
IS unusually healthy for adults.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-09-01

Tones8ec.-The Ny. Tribune has dis
patch announcing that Neil 5. Brown. the
Wing candidate for Governor in Tennessee,
is elected by three thousand majority.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-09-01

lHE STEAM BOAT NHESArEANH'-An
the | :. Court against II. Is Warner, the
captain; Gil. Nelgh@oncand -Demond
list and I'd mates, and --Shepherd'
CIrrA-cAarglng that beng employed as
Officers OF the steamboat Che&"Pc0Ee' a YES
sci propelled wholly by steam dId unIaW-
many roihnllI llSc"il"uct neg anu III
a'EHi'"h III il' "lS''."T%e '' ""I 'c' 'c"NG
G"''9 Oh S''' S''''''G"'' ~ nuns " ',G'Jo'
u, S''''''' T sum- W. ~ -, ''' W. ~ IN
\ ,,''.' '' G1. WV. w., Toraa onJ naa;nl
riso,, who ,rcre ~, ho9rl tho boat were
LaS,r,yrd. wherefore. the Jury CHARGED the
defendants with manslauehcr. An indict-
T,r,,o,. prrr Uirrins +. G. Ncrrick. Ash
,LcI D,rnr,- = (yarinc, and II. r. War
nor ,bc owners and masters Of the boat for
NOT nrovidi,r five boat with va,vls
\ HtrEc.-'Fhe Masons and Bricklaycrs
Of our ci,y. to the number of about forty.
..mrncd out" Yesterday for higher wages.
'Thry yere rprriyiDg. we believe. 81 80 per
day. and demand an advance Of 25 cents
l,ILrouLcc Nr7.iarL .3,lg. -.
the pcn of an Irish wit. Lord f.. declared.
in large party. that "a wife was only a
tin canister tied to ones tail" Upon
which. Lady L. was presented with the fol-
r,rI = a.. ,vo,,,,o ,,-o.,,,,. ,,., :, rail
Calls, ,;,, .. s., I'm .,n;..,, ,.el >, oo.,s all
,.,,,.rT,.,,. ,nao ,,.t;,n .,.,,.,..t.~,r,os
. .' i,.r,r,.l,,,,o,n,,,,,. ~
'.''', ''''' '','''''F
\ canister Po''E'fa and "Sg"' ana '1St.--
And should dirt ITS original purity hide,
That's the fault Of the ppupy to whom it is tcd!
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-09-01

SHEEP.-Itis stated that there are one
hundred thousand sheep in Addison county.
Vermont. which must be driven TO other
sections of the country to be wintered, or
to be slaughtered. The deficiency of the
crop of hay and the ravages of grasshop-
pers have caused a scarcity of food.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-09-01

4 MEXICAN LADY.-A returned volun-
tecr from Gen. Taylor's army says:
Il know ! lady in Monterey who is $50
years old; she can walk four miles an hour:
she has foot II inches broad; her great toe
is six inches longer than the balance of her
toes; her height is four feet six inches, and
she is four feet six inches round the waist:
she has beard as strong as any man, and
wears moustaches. She has been married
seven times.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-09-01

The Harris5urgh Telegraph one of the
most bitter Federal papers in Pennsylva-
mia. uses the following language with regard
to Gen. Taylor:
rs a politician he has little experience
and perhaps as little sagacity as Capt.
Tyler"
A person asked an irishman why he
wore his stocking wrong side outl BE
cause said he, there's a hole on the other
side
WATER GUAGE FOR SrAEM BoILERs.-A
very ingenious invention for gushing the
water in steam-boilers has been patented
by GEORGE FABER. of Canton, STAR Co..
Ohio. 1t is a float and operates on the prin-
ciple of the magnet, obviating all the diff
culties heretofore met with in this species
of guage.-C Cleveland Plain Dealer
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-09-01

PLoUGHING WITH ELEPHANTs.-Itis sta
ted that in Ceylon elephants are employed
in pIoughing rice fields, and in preparing
new grounds for the cultivation of coffee,
pepper, &c. One of these animals, well
trained, it is said, will do the work of TWEEN
~ oxen; consequently, more labor is per-
formed in given time, and the period is
FASTENED for putting in the crops. The
price OF the elephant in Ceylon varies from
$50 to SIS.
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Ewell's Medical Companion.
TENTH EDITION.

TENTH LDIIIUN.
I. &. & co. will also publish this spring The
MEDICAL COMPANION, Family Physician: treating Of
the Diseases of the United States with their symptoms,
causes cure, and means of prevention in
Surgery fractures, disocations c. the Management
and Diseases of Women and Children d. pensatory for
preparing Family Medicines and Glossary explaining
technical terms. To which added brief Anatomy
Physiology of the Human Body, showing rational
principles, the cause and of Diseases: Essay
eine, the OF Preserving Health without the aid
Of Medicine American Materia Melica, pointing
the and doses OF Medicinal Plnts Also, the
Nurses Guide. By JAMES EWELL, Physician in WASH
ington, formerly OF Savannah The Tenth Edition. revised
enlarged, and very considerably improvedi embracing
Treatise IIydropahy, Homeopathy, and the Chrome
thermal Sy stem
u booksellers and Others purchasing Books are Invited
to call Stock before purchasing esew here:
they will nd extensive than that of any other
establishment in the CouRtry, and will sell at the low
est i. u. x CO.
Philadelphia, March 8, I647. 6aw&w5t
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Real Estate Market,

Removed to liz Broadaoay, front room, I'd story,
EXPRESS BUILDING. Ass
60 A IL. PERSONS who wish TO learn where En?n1
.AssA- n they purchase good FARMS, al ioao $500
prices pleasant and healthy climate OF easy access ana
convenient to market-or who choose 10 ouy NEW LANDs
Of he pery FIRST quality in the desirable locations, at
less than half The Government prices-or any 70
Tmher or Coal and Mnes or in short Real Estate
any description situated in any part oil our country VIII
please address TO US request ana we VIII urnisn n
with copy of the American keai Estate AuVeruse, n
tanning Catalogue of the property which we nave ior ae
with The locations and prices annexed shoulo more par
uar information he desired, by enclosing ieo 3
Sill command our services. 49,, -. A.
following: 1,;., ;,.
Brentve the county seat and about 80 miles from WASH
ngton City, containing 1911 acres Inc ahu Is
600 acres in valuable timber, the balance IN cnuVatoh'
with Dwelling house, and other improvements. lhere
is good market the timber at Occoquan. situated pc
tween the extremes of North and South, the climate pre-
csely that which every man should if practicable select
for the health and comfort of his family anu lr MS own
prosperity as agriculturst The only objection wRch
nv one has raised against purchasing this farm, has been
the price, which low that they conclude the ue must
be bad that something unseen must De the matter WIN
it. We will however give the purchaser guarantee that
all is right, for two dollars an acre. ,
We have many Farms in the same region
For NEW LANDS of the best quality, IN New \ ORR,
Penns, vania Virginia. and Missouri, we ask fJty Cents
an acre-in Tennessee Twenty-Five cents an acre These
lands in Tennessee situated in Perry Co.. west Ienhes,
see near The navigabe of the Tennessee River and
there are lands finer climate in the " states
In Lawrence Co OHIO. we have 220 of land, with
an peYhansthle water mower on Symmes Creek, the
great falls miles the Ohio river in the great Iron
and Coal region of the south OF Ohio The improvements
consist of one large Flour Mill, Saw Mills, Dwelling
Houses This is unquestionably one OF the most
valuable for building Manufacturing City which
the West affords-Price $1,000.
We have large tracts Pine Timber Lands an Iron ana
Coal Lands several States, at prices differing very tte
from free gilt, and such accommodating terms, that
emierprisng may TO themselves prlnCey for
tunes in short time.
The quantity of Real Estate which have for sale is
almost unlimited. We want purchasers Those who want
purchase secure to themselves and their poster
heahfu pleasant and happy home, will do well to come
and see For particulars inquire OF JOHN MlLToN
EARLE, Worcestc., or of A. BUFFUM CO.,
NAV 25 Il NeW York.
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CHANDELIERS GRAMMAR.

NEW GRAMMAR of The English Language, by JO-
N SEPH CHANDLER Esq, Editor of the United
states Gazette Price thirty-eight Cents.s
This work the hands of the stereotyper, and
will be issued by the subscribers in the month of April
next. Ii is plain ianiliar but thorough exposition 6
English Grammar adapted The present condition OF our
language and TO the of the Schools of this country
aud designed, discuss the subject with the teach
er, hut to enable him to communicate accurate know
quaned with Mr. Chandler either personally through
his widely circulated and important journal, will not hest
admit that il would be difficult find person
better suited to the task of preparing lch rease and
that it may be expected be standard work in its
department. to be of eminent service the of edu
cation, and TO reflect honor the school literature of
America. THOMAS, COWPERTnWAlT q CO.,
Publishers and Booksellers,
March 9, I847. 255 Market ST., Philadelphia.
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TIgE pROTECTlON ms. co.

Office No. S, Exchange Buildings, North If III,
State House, Hartford, CT.
THIS Company incorporated by the Legislature
L Connecticut, with a Capital Of ONE HUNDRED AMI
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS for the purpose of effect
ing Fire and Marine Insurance. and has the power of in
creasng its Capital to Yaif Million Of Dollars.
The Company offer insure Houses, Stores Mills, Fac
tories, Barns aud their contents and all chei nsnrabs
property against loss and damage by fire. The rates
premium offered low those of other similar
institutions and every has opportunity for trfng
10 protect himself against the ravages this desut
element The the Office pursues transacng
their business and in the adjusting and payment OF
is prompt and liberal.
Persons DESTROYS obtaining Insurance against loss and
damage by fire. in Worcester or Vicinity referred
further particulars ISAAC DAVIS, Esq. at his Office in
Worcester. WILLIAM CONNER Secy
Hartford, JULY IT, 1874. lv
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Factory for Sale.

"a TTHIE PHILLIPSrON COTTON FACTORY, 50
5A feet by &c. three stories high and attic-twenty
JSsssA Looms and full supply of machinery for them
The Factory, Wheel, Skating aud Machinery are all in
good order and will be sold very liberal terms as TO
price and time payment and 1000 of The payment may
he made manufacturing, if desired Possession forth
with Two or three DWELLING HOUSES will be sold
with it, and the purchaser may take the Factory with or
without the machinery. If sold in few days il will
be rented or let to run contract or shares.
Apply TO the Hon. JASON G0ULDINej PARSONS d MED
owcRoFr, OF Phi!lipston, or the subscriber
HoLlen March TO- dw3t SAMUEL DAMON.
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CTRBS'S HOTEL,

347 Broadway, Corner Of Leonard So NewY ork
Ills Establishment geometry known as The
"a ATHENAEUN llorEL) having undergone COM
&s plee change in lis internal MANAGEMENT, is now NJ
ted up Tor the accommodation of Families private Gentle
men and the travelling public. II is the intention OF the
rronrelor to make this of the most comfortable as
well rs agreeable Hotels in the City Of New ORR, ana no
Mains will be spared part TO meet the wishes ana
expectations of his sshoping thereby TO receive
liberal share OF the public patronage. A. 6lbbs'
-, V,.b Mach 2 lgl7 9w9
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$25 REWARD.

TINHE POCKET BOOK of The subscriber was stolen from
i his pocket this morning, Tuesday, March 2Sd while
riding in the between Grafton and Worcester. Sup;
posed to have been taken BY young about "a years
Of age, feet 10 inches high-he Cloth Cap Plaid
Vest, Black Pants. The money mostly in bills of
New Hampshire Banks, -four $20s two $l0s five S5's-
besides others of smaller denominations amounting TO
$780, The above reward will be paid on the
Of the Pocket Book and money, or conviction Of the
thief GALLON A. KNAPP.
WestbOrOugh, March IS, ls47.
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PATIENTS,
an and Foreign Office, and .Agency Of the
U. S. Patent Office Washington,
M. % State Street. Boston.

american and Foreign Office, and .ageney Of the
U. S. Patent Office Washington
No, % State Street, - Boston.
DNHE subscriber by appointment from the commission
er of Patents agent of the u. Patent once oi the
purpose of receiving and forwarding 10 the same all such
models specimens OF ngredel Is ALL manufactures as
shall be intended be patented or deposited therein,
which will be received and orwardej free Of expense ana
AK 10 Heir owners and with all possible dispatch. me
subscriber will prepare caveats, pecihca'lons, asss
mens and all the necessary papers and drawings WIN
make researches into American and foreign WORKS. ior es
tablishng the validity utility OF Inventions ana Iee
advice on all legal and scientific matters respecting he
same Patents secured in Europe and other countries
By application at this Office inventors are saved ue
time and eypense of Journey TO Washington and delay
there as well all personal trouble in obtaining lner pa
tents The experience Of fourteen years prachce-an
tensiye collection of rare works documents decisP
&c. on mechanical subjects and the Patent L'wsmana
patents of different countries, collected at much expense
during the long time this Office has been ostaoshee anu
to which daily additions being maue, tosener VIII az
commits here kept of inventions patented AT Washhs.,o
enable me TO afford important assistance ana
to inventors DESTROYS ~ securing patents WHICH " oe
respects might be difficult OF attainment. , =, ..
weodlyS3 X. III. EDDA' S'o" D''S'
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NOTICE..

NOTICE. x,
THE subscribers under the firm Of PRICE All
Central Sreei heretofore occupied by Geo. q. TAN,
Copying Press Manuacturer wonld respectfully inform
inc IN he sfarb;a;d J,ns IRON planning included,
NJ abort noiica CHARLES Il. PRICE,
SAML N. HARTWELL.
Worcester, Jan IL, l647. dwSm2
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The Wachusett House to Let.

-, gnu ATED in the centre of the town OF Prince
go - and from its elevated situation is much re-
lAl sorted to in board, well as by tran
sent visitors The buildings are III oler-
able repair; and good Farm OF 80 VII be rented
with The place Possession given April LIST. For further
narticnars please inquire OF WARD n. BOYLsTON.
Primo eton, March 8. d4twti 10
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Tannerv for Sale or to Rent.

.s ft,IIE large TANNERY in Princeton, containing
EmD L SO Watts, q Of them under cover the tan house
.gsL stories high 100 H. by 20, with an ell 6 u by 20,
with steam engine horse power all in excellent repair
stream OF water pases directly by and il is one Of the
best establishments OF he kind in Worcester County.
Also, for SALE or TO RENT, near the Tannery, small
House with Barn and out buildings There
OF land with the Tannery and may be had desired
Said property is situated about half mile south of the
Meeting ouses IN Princeton. Terms liberal Inquire Of
the subscriber. JACOB w. WATSON.
Princeton, Feb. 49, 4w7s
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RECONSIDERATION FOR RuMSELLERSI


THE undersigned wing made some copartnershp
i engagements Tor the purpose will neNt week, with
type thrOuehOui,-HeW emblematc Head,-gTedfer Quan
tty of in its and with many other improve
ments, commence nsiQ and the TIN volume of the
MASSACHUSETTS, CATARACT,
WORCESTER COUNTY WATERFALL
a large temperance Journa,--J w. GooDRIcH, EDIToR
as beore-pnblishei weekly at Worcester be de-
voted Total Abstinence, Morals Education Literature
Mechanic Arts, Agriculture, Horticulture, News OF the
day, and General Intelligence to make il suitable and
valuable companion for every family circle. Ii will be
strictly neutral in politics and Tetigi0n and will CO.
has for the last tour gone faithful aud earessn
against Alcohol, with the weapons o! mutal suasion
Acne the drankard and moral and legal suason COM
btned for the drnkarddker,and will pour re-
ormatory winters In aid Of oil the associations Of
Worcestar. Worcester County, Massachusetts the UnioR
and the World. -
GTThe terms will be as they have been-ony g per
annum of lcopy,S for copies-and $50 for 25 copies
IL paid within the first months Now the time for new
subscribers send in their tor The volume
eeotaiers don't support The tsetota Press lpho ucit
JESSIE w. GoopRIcH,l
DANFoRrH BRowN, }
Worcester, March II, ls47. 4w
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LAnIEs nF WORCESTER.

NE II. DAYTON presents his respects TO the
residents of Worcester aud vicaity, and invites
ar a,,entIsn 10 his NEW SALOON fitted with the W
m ost care and taste expressly their
OYSTERS served in any style desired; HOT oOr
I'LL d. Intends conducting bis Establishment IN stsie
suitable the wants of the put NC ana asAs a' '' '
IN, or him with their patronage o., po.,,as
~ Families sup lied with oysters anu o"N0 ~
Balls. &C., with ICE CREAM ,yp
First Store north Of the Peoples:
Worcester Dec 81. M
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House and Lots for Sale.

4 NEW and Elegant HOUSE on Vernant Street.
Ssh "A Also. HOJ Sc LOTS Laurel llill-many
IL, them commanding the est view Of Worcester OF
any lots in the market. A. M MERklFELD
Worcester. March IL. W5tdI
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Dacuerreotvpes for One Dollar.

DETTER LlNENEssEs than can be obtained at any
ID other place In Worcester may be had ut the low Price
of ONE DOLLAR, md neatly put up In handsome Mo-
rocco Case, at NO. 8, UNDER BRiNLEY HALL, The
late improvements which have made In this art, will
enable take the finest and best pictures which this
beautiful art can produce
Indies and Gentlemen who wish superior Likenesses
will find Il for their interest to call uy Don't forget the
place, No. 0, under Briniey Hall.
Daguerreoty ne Artists wishing learn my new metho
VIII find the terms decidedly reasonable.
Worcester, March 10
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SCOTCH GINGHAMs at l2a cts

LINEN GINGHAMS, AT % CENTS.
HAVE just opened several Of the handsomes and
Il cheapest Ghghams have offered among them
are wide Scotch and American Ginghams IL cents,
case Scotch Gnshams at shilling, Fine Goods,
beautiful sly les 20 CENTS 10 pieces Handsome Goods
from 25 to so cents, Fine Manchester Cling
hams at shllngs, have always sold ~ cents,
fine French Gnghams 40 inches wide, for 81 IL CENTS
new and beautiful style never before offered here.
LINEN GINGHAMS, very scarce and desirable arti-
Gle, price from % TO AZ cents.
great variety of Mourning Ginehams, in beautiful
patterns.
Purchasers respectfully advised make early selec-
lions OF these Goods in consequence of the small i'm
portions, il will be impossible replace the desirable
patterns later in The season.
HENRY II. CHAMBERLIN, 162 & l64 Main st.
Worcester, March IL. DIV
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STEFAN GRIST MIII..

IT HE subscriber having purchased of WILLIAM WHIT.
NEY OF Orange undivided half of the right of using
and vending PLATTS PATENT PORTABLE GRlST
MILL in the town Worcester would respectfully inform
the inhabitants of this place and vicinity that they have
now in operation at HEYWOOD's STEAM MILL ON
CENTRAL STREET. two of the above Mills and of
Bea & Hae's Improved Patent CORN CRACKERS,
they prepared grind ORDER and in the best
manner, all kinds Of grain.
N. B. Particular attention paid to permanent cuso
mers, when there is scarcity Of water.
u The undersigned is also authorized by Mr. Whitney
sell the right using the above Mills in the State Of
Massachusetts southern part of New Hampshire eastern
part of New York. part of Connecticut and State
of Rhode Island
lie is also autho zed effect the sale Of Beal Hales
Patent Corn Crackers. REUBEN BEMlS.
Worcester Feb IL.
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mss WIWCHESTER,

TEAS returned from New York, with new
Z d FASHIONS ana great variety Of RICH AND
DESIRABLE GOODS adapted TO the season. Ladies ARE
~rspectuily invile ed to call.
MILLINERY q DRESS MIXING As USUAL
Worcrster sent 80. 1896 Il No. AZ. Nam 81
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Real Estate for Sale

r5NIE subscriber offers for sale his FARM, of about
60 ! 60 acres Of Land, with convenient Dwelling
lsl House Wood house, Carriagehcuse, and GranAfy
attached Also, large Barn, 81 feet long, with shed ad'
Joining aud is supplied with water ay an aqueduc r'
never ntinl stream Also, WOOD LOT, OF about 10
acres sale with the above fdesred Fossessl"h gwen
he first Of April next For further particulars inquire OF
the subscriber on the premises. ,
Worcester, March s. THOMAS SUTTON.
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NEW GOODS

CHAMBERLIN'S WAREHOUSE.
THE Proprietor of the above Establishment is now in
New York, and sending home great variety of desir.
able Goods such as
RICH SILKS, EMBR0lDERIES,
~ de Lanes, Thread Laces,
Rich Grape ShatDls, SILK Hosiery,
Cashmere Long do Bijou Gloves.
do Square do. Millinery Goods,
Printed Cashmere do. White Goods
DO TekeTt do Mourning Goods,
Cord F'r'ch Counterpanes, Thread Goods,
Whte DO do Linen Table COVERS,
Embossed Table CoUeTs, Napkins,
Piano CoUers, To,veLs.
My stock is now every day repenshing with and
desirable Goods Purchasers invited call and
lie this beautiful stock and view the great Improvement
In my Ware House, which is of The commo
dious and elegant establishments in New England.
HENRY II. CHAMBERLIN.
worcester, March II. DIV
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JOHN w. WETHERELL,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
Office 100 Main Street,
Sm2 WORCESTER MASS.