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christmas and New Years Presents
CALL AT
AnAMS' DAGUERREAN ROOMS,

l42 Main street,
ND secure type in OF the new ana splendid style
n nj CASES and TOKENS made expressly for Christ
mas and New Years Presents
Mr. A. has recently received a Voghtlander German
Of The largest size selected and imported by Hale
a. Co OF Boston, with which he is able TO take DRoOPS
orfrom to 80 persons. ,,I,,r :.
Having recently enlarged his SKY LIGHT so that 1t is
NOW fur times the size other in Woreeste Groups
Nv - taken with an even light and shade on ali the fig
a which il Is obvious cannot be done with sideieh
Persons cont smplang setting are invited TO examine
the Daguerreotypes at the different Rooms IN ms 0
and Judge for themselves uu poo 50.
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ONCE MORE.
Still another Reduction in Prices.

OG4AA d11UGlIGE h6QuCL10n III PrlCoS,
HAVING MARKED DOWN
MY ENTIRE STOCK OF GOODS. in order IN clear
~ them out previous February first would respect
July invite all purchasers OF Dry Goods to give me call
List of Prices for the Sale:
Plaid and Stripe ALPACCAS for 25 cts.
Fine silk stripe LYONESE CLOTHS % cts,
Silk stripe MADONAS 20 cte
All styles American PRINTS 8 cts,
Good styles, fast colors, do. 8 tool cts.
Furniture Patches 4to cts.
Heavy yard wide Cottons d cts.
Danet FLANNEL rs wide, I24 cts.
All wool do do I6 cts
Fine all wool do "A 20 etc
THIBETS- THIBETS.
am now offering the best Thibets for al
for Sl.25. " ~ Po''
A few more of those handsome Dress SILKS.
just received and selling 3 cts-they are well worth
and would be cheap at 621 cts
have on hand large stock of
SHAWLS,
"hlch am selling for the most they will bring.
70 Purchasers of Dry Goods should not LET this
opportunity pass unheeded,but call and buy One Dollars
worth ofGoods for FIFTY CENTS
The Old Stand of NEwCoMB & CLARK is the place
No. l56 Main Street.
Dec %. GU. NEWCOMB.
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Farm, Produce, &c. at Auction.
On Wednesday, Jan. 3, 1S49,

ten O'Clock A. NJ, will he sold at Public Auc>
A n ton, at the house of the late DEA PETER hIcE'
- in HOLDEN, the following property, VIZ:
FARMING UTENSILS and LIVE STOCK, together
with about so bushels OF good Potatoes and quantity of
Corn Rye Oats, &C.. also, about Is tons OF prime HAY,
and many other articles too numerous to mention;
There will be sold the same time and place, the
FARM belonging the late Dea Rice consisting of vau-
allie Pasture Tage, and Moving Land, with the Build
ngs thereon together with about IL of excellent
Wood land The sale will be positive, and terms LIBERAL
Those wishing purchase good Farm to cultivate or
Wood Land the purpose of cutting on the WOOD, VIII
find il for their advantage TO attend the sale
""' - THOMAS II. RICE, .Execu-
PETER RICE, 5 tors
Worcester Dec. %, 1913. dstwlto2
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A CARD,
J. B. N. GOULD,
TAILOR AND DRAPER.

NO l79 MAIN STREET,
w OGLD inform his old friends and patrons in Worces-
W Ter ana vicinity, and the public generally that he
mas returned TO Worcester and taken the central location
over the NEW YORK STORE of STEBBINS d. Co.
NO l7S MAIN STREET, where he will be happy see
the one and all and exhibit to them the choicest stock
OF FOREiGN And DOMESTIC GOODS, including the
latest and most fashionable mporlaons ard styles,
bracng every variety of abrcs for all articles Of Gente>
mems Wardrobes.
lie commences business on the principle of buying for
cash. and selling for cash which will enable him furnish
CUSTOM GARMENTS muck cheaper than those who deal on
tne Greoit OASIS lie will be in the constant receipt Of
Goods from the New York market-wlll attend 10 the
cutlhg OF all garments in person-will employ none but
hrst class workmen, and will every effort to please
and accommodate ALL In taste and skill he will yield to
none, and all are invited to call and test his powers
Country dealers be supplied with ali articles in his
department wholesale and retail.
Former friends and patrons will receive his thanks for
iaVors already extended and their future patronage and
the public, is now respectfully solicited.
Worcester, Nov Is. diff
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TO LET.

TO LEI,
xwA A COMMODlOUS Store, Tenement, and Barn
fslA n situated at Webster Depot. 1t is well cacu-
& laeJ for the Boot and Shoe business, as abundance
of help for these branches Of business be found in this
vicinity. also well arranged for merchandising for
which purpose IL has been occupied for years
For terms, which will be liberal to good tenant apply
to the Depot Master, or CLEMANS & LARNED, near the
premises. dtf Webster, Nov 2.
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To be Let.

10 be Let.
I & c. WASHBURN offer TO lease, for a term OF years
IL bull ing at Washington Square, known as the
PrOWty WtTe Factory" with the Blacksmith Shop and
out houses thereto belonging, together with the Steam
Engine, which is of about thirty horse power and in ex
ceent condition. The premises well situated and
adapted for machnist. Further information given by
calling on Messrs. j. PRATT Il EARLE or on the under.
signed at their Counting Room, on Grove Street.
worcester, Dec D. l. e. G. WASHBURN.
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To Let.
Straw Sewers.

TIVE subscriber will give employment to Fifty good
Straw Sewers, to whom liberal wages will be paid II
application be made soon A. CLARK.
Ware, Dec Is, 1913. dw2w5lt
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N. B. The business will be continued as heretofore by
GATES STOWELL'at the Old Stand.
SAMUEL F. GATES,
dSw* FRANCIS ?. STOWELL.
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New Upholstery Shop,

New Upholstery Shop,
w F. A BROWN, would beg leave to inform the
w citizens of Worcester and vicinity that they have
where they will manufacture order, French Pattern
Sofas, Lounges Divans, Tabourets, &C.. Curled Hair
and Palm Leaf Mattresses, Pew Cushions Pews lined
and stuffed; Drapery Curtains and Window Shades put
up Carpets and made. All kinds Upholstery work
repaired in neat and superior manner.
Dec d-3m
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l.. l.. !. PREYOST

He l.. j. PROVOST.
FRENCH BOTANIC PHYSICIAN AND
SOfGEoN, Office and Botanic Depot BARKER &
EsTABRooK's STORE, UP STAIRS, LIST door on the right
Ol3dtt 227 Main Street, Worcester
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LOST.

A PAIR of Gold Bowed Spectacles. The finder will
Abe we'll rewarded by leaving the No. g. Port>
land Street. Dec. EDWIN DRAPER
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Store to Let.

ON the Of Main and Pleasant Streets. Possess
~ sion gwen the first OF Jan. Enquire of
Dec. IA ETHAN ALLEN.
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GB' RoSs'S XpreSS forward all sorts of par
GELS and small cases, through Direct the Worcester
Rail Road to Newport, Fail River Bristol and Barrem.
July %. dwtf
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CITIZENS
RE honoraby assured that the following the
N tua qualities of a IS bottle of JONES' CORAL HAIR
RESTORATIVE. If they doubt our word, they cannot
these highly respectable citizens, who have triedit
Mr. Geo. Beckett Al Elm st New York.
Mrs Matilda Reeves, Myrtle avenue, Brooklyn.
Mr. VIM. Tompkins 80 King st., New York
Mr.. Thomas Jackson, SO Liberty ST., Pittsburgh.
II. e. Cullen, late barber Steamboat S. America
And than hundred others state though this
suffice, that it will force the hair grow the head
face, stop falling off, strengthen the roots removing
scur and dandru from the roots, making light, red
gray hair fine dark look and Keeping dry harsh
wiry hair moist SOFT clean and beautiful very, very
long tme Sold in Worcester.by J. CIRCUIT, ia,
Dec Is. dwSm lS9 Main ST.
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A Good Chance.

active BOY, who would be faithful TO his trust, can
n have The chance OF selling the SPY ON the best route
in the City. The compensation depends the amount OF
sales. Inquire at this Office. Dec ii.
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10 BIaCkSmithS.
GENERAL Blacksmiths, and strikers, wanted TO work
- on AXES Apply TO S. w COLLINS,
at CoilinsUiHe, Hartford County, Conn.
Dec2l div w2t52t
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For Sale.

THE STOCK AND TOOLS of a Blacksmith Shop, sit.
uated near the Court House, Inquire at this office.
Dec l9. dwtf
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The DerwOrt Family
WILL GIVE THEIR FAREWELL CONCERT
This (Monday) Evening, Dec. 25,

Admittance Is Cents-Chldren half price Doors omen
at64-perormance TO commence at u O'Clock Dec 25.
bylaws passed in NOrthbridge Dec. 10 1s4s
Voted That the owners of Dogs take out License
The License to be one dollar year.
Dogs found running al large to have Strap Collar
around the neck with the owners and residence and
the Deg properly muZZled.
Dogs found running large without the above precau
ton the be fined dollars the fine
to enure TO the use Ct said Town.
The at owe by>laws to 90 into operation in six days
Recorded by IL. WING, Northbrdge
TO THE SICK AND AFFLICTED.
Testimony is noWreceiUed from all quarters of the gbe
DR.. sWAYNE'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY
The Original and Genuine PREPARATION
ANOTHER HOME CERTIFICA1E.-THE TRUE RICHES LIFE
HEALTH.
DR.. Swayne-D Dear Sir: For the good of the public,
iee myself in duty bound testify the great cure
which your Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry performed
For my part feel as if every body ought to know
it, was aiic ed with violent cough, splitting of blood
night sweas hoarseness and sound OF the voice indiCat
ing an alarming state OF disease; my appetite gone,
and my strength had far ael that my friends and
physician persuaded could many days.
Ny sister, who my anxious caretaker, made inquiry
where she would be likely procure the certain
relief She was told that il Dr. swaynes Compound syrup
Of Wild Cherry failed in the cure my lie then hope
less. Your medicine Immediately procured, and the
first botle gave relief and by the time had commenced
the sixth bottle, my cough had left me- and my strength
was much improved. In short, has made perfect
of me, and am at this present time hearty
wsh and have good 10 believe that the OF your
medic ne has saved me from premature grave. shall
be pleased TO give any information respecting my case
SO Chester ST., between Race and Vine, Philada.
Prepared only by DIR. SWAYNE, N w corner of Eighth
and Race Streets Philadelphia, where all orders must be
addressed.
For sale by JAS. GREEN & CO, and c. A. & E. HAIR
RINGTON, Worcester; Mrs E. KIDDER, No. 100 Court
Street, Boston. Seop2tdlt52
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Ivy. B. PALMER IS agent Tor this paper in Boston
New York Philadelphia, and Baltimore Office in Bos-
ton, No. Congress Street.
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NOTICE.
TNHE CoPartnershp heretofore existing under the firm
OF c. Brigham & Co., dissolved on the first day
of July last The affairs the firm will be settled by C.
q J. NJ. Brigham. G. Il J. M BRIGHAM,
FRANCIS p. STOWELL.
Worcester, Dec IL, 1s49.
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BOARD,

GENERAL single Gentlemen be accommodated with
> Board and pleasant Rooms at No. PARK STREET.
Nov Is. DIFF
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Wanted InnmediateIy.

A American Girl to do the house work of a small
IA family. Inquire Of MRS. M. r. WILLIAMS 1871
Main st. Dec 5.
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THE OHIO x lc;ULTlvA,roR FOR 1913

N :
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IF the dignity Of thcif profession;to induce
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= Set. 8. Thatif ansperson'own ng o''ene
inc stud horse sIialllfy Or pul llicm 70 mares
within said borough ii Gilbca, spch per-
son or persons shall be liable ioa fine not ex-
ceeding FIVE dollars nor less shau my Genus
for every such offence.
Sec. 6. That if any person shall use any
Of the side walk for The passage Of hofses'
wagdons, Or carriages, or for hiching OF
standing horses OF 6llier animals thereon, e'-
erv person OF persohs so ofending,on conylc-
ton thereof, shall pny fine moi exceeding
one dollar nor less than twenty-five cent?
Sec. 7. That no horses OF hogs shall De
permitted 10 run at large IN said borcugn'
and If any should be found running at largo
after the persons owning such horses or hogs
are notified Of their running loose in the b0f-
F, ou oh, any person or persons, owning SUCH
bor ses or hogs, SO offending, OH conviction
thereof shall be fined not moro thar. ono dol
lar nor less than twenty-five cents for every
day such offence is continued.
Sec. 6. That if any person or persons afe
found drunk or using abusive Language 70
said borough, the person or petsons SO ohsno.
ina shall be liable 10 fine not exceeding
five dollars nor less than twenty-five GEMS lo'
every such offence. ,.,,.,,.., l.-,e !.
j Sec. 8. That II any person or persons st'ail
play bullets along or across the street in the
borough, or if any pefsoh o. persons shall !
{ run any horse or horses within The limits OF
!, said Incorporation, or if any person or persons
shall shoot or fire gun at target within thn
the limits of the corporation, every person Or
, persons so offending shall be fined in .i sum 2
not exceeding FIVE dollars nor less than 'weF' vH
: ty-fye cents. i7.a.. .s ,aAoqs,..
, Sec. 10. That It shall be the duty OF she
mayor 10 issue an order to The marshal, q. I,
reciing him TO notify all persons io remove pa all
obstruction out of the streets and all nulsan-
ces except That part of Water Street which
lies between lot No. 33, 81 and 81, now oc.
cuped by NJ. c. Ewing as ianhery, .5e
Sec. Ill. That the sidewalks in said Town
ON Main street be nine feet vide .s.iiTla,
The above ordinances 10 take effrc' aud
, be in force after the 4,h day Of June next,
-'g ya.!..-aoi ]. B. ALLEN, Mayor
+ G.. McCoNAnY, Recorder. .5sl b IA s.,.,.i
May ID, lS4So9 10 hla .1I3kN0 'h'c"
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Spirit Of Democracy, Woodsfeld, James K.
Morris. 1gi a,m sa anha8 Z.
Stark County Democrat, Canton, Carney q
Letter s'a6aa se A7gg
St. Clairsvile Gazette, 81. Ciairsville. J. Dun
ham. gY $50 o N
Zines, Cleveland, r. Haddock. m
Trumbull Democrat. Warren, J, D. Buitles.
Walchrnan, Circlevlle, Jason Case.
Wayne County Democrat, Wooster, means.
Wesibo,e, Columbus, J. Rinehard.
Western Dominion, Urbana, John Taylor.
Western Empire, Dayton, G. l.. Vallandig'
ham. .4agi illl 9
Van Vert Bugle, Van Vert, W. Moneysmiih
volksblati, Cincinnati, Stephen Molitor. d
zanesvlle Aurora, Zanesvil'e, H. Beard.
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X From tile uuerns,y Jeffsrtonian
THE APPORTION MENT--lS III JUSTi

The individual who will coniepd that the
Whiq Apportionmeht is fair and Just, places
but low estimate upon the intelligence OF
the people, and is certainly possessed Of
more Than an ordinary share ol impudence,
effrontery and retklessnes OF tiuih. A sin
gle example with respect 10 .thd representa-
lion in The lower House, is amply sufficient
10 Prove the bill unfair, unjust hhd rascally.
The democratic counties OF Yuler, hnox
and Holmes, Clermont and BPwn, Column
biana and Welcoming, Stark, Licking and
Wayne and Ashland, have . numerical
strength Of 63,g04, and the Ppof'lonmen'
gives theEc IL members in the House. Inc
wbips counties Of Ashiabuh and Lake.
Delaware and Franklin. Jackson, Athens
Gallia and Meigs, and Prehle aud Montgom
ery. which have n numerica strength o
about $3.50, are slsp given by The bill II
members in the House, Notwithstanding
their numerical strength is 1879 Less
than that Of the Democratic counties abov'
enumerated. Thus, should thsIpeople sub
nit 10 this bill, 1855 freemen n the slngl'
instance here cited, would be d'sIranchlse'
by IFS most inquitous provisions, ON accoun
Of iteir political opnious. This is merel,
one single example of The grooss injustice
done The democracy by the whig apporion
ment, which is sought 10 be forced upon tn
people as law, but which we are happy I
believe will never be submitted TO. Th'
same rascally feature, though existing in va
rious forms, runs through Inc whole franz
and structure of the bill. We then ask eve
ry man, irrespective of party, if il is a fail
Just aud homes, apporlionmeni, as clalme'
by the whig leadersf
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.GU.BOA CROUCH ORDINANCES.

.GILBOA B. CROUCH ORDINANCES. /
Sec. l. Be il ordained by the town coun-
Gil of the borough Of Gilboa, that tax be
levied of three mills on each dollar valuation
for the purpose of raising funds 10 grade, and
ditch the streets and alleys Of said borough,
and for other purposes. D.. ,o.Tf.rsr H
Sec. 2. That il any person shall obstruct
any street or alley within the limits of said
incorporation authorized by any law Of the
State of Ohio, and suffer such obstruction to
remain TO ihe hlndrance Of persons travelling,
eyery person so offending shall for every
such offence, oh conviction thereof, forfeit
and pay any SUN not exceeding five dollars
nor less Than one dollar, and shall also be liza.
Bile for all damages arising from such OBJ
structon or injury TO such streets or alleys or
auy person or pc rsons travelling ON the same,
10 be recovered by an action Of debt at The
sui, Of any person suing for the same before
The mayor OF the borough, which fines when
collecled shall be paid into the hands of the
treasurer of the incorporation, and by him
Maid on the order of the Council for the i'm
movement Of the streets and alleys and 9TH
er purposes, as said Council may deem most
advisable; and for every, tweniy-four hours
such person or persons shall suffer such OBJ
ls,ruction ID remain tothe hindrance or incon.
venience Of persons travelling; such person
or persons shall be deemed guilty of an ad
di,ional offence against the provisions Of this
act. - ~. .,.-,..,esa 4
Sec. 8. That If any person or persons
shall put any part Of the carcass Of any deat
animal into any creek, pond, river, street, al
4 Hey, lot or commons, orif toe owneror own
ers thereof shall knowingly permit the SANE
to remain in any Of the, aforesaid places Il
The injury OF the health or the annoyanc'
of any Of the citizens Of the borough, or an.
of them, every person SO offending shall Of
conviction thereof before the mayor Of sait
borough, forfeit and pay sum not less thar
one dollar nor more than Ave dollars, and ev
: every twenty -four hours said owners ma
permit the same TO remain thereafter sha
u be an additional offence against the provision
of this act. g,.. !, .-e.ze .a-.ss,g
|. Seed. That all offences against the pre-
visions Of this act shall be prosecuted in a
j. action Of debt in the name Of the borGug
before The mayor Of said corporation and .
+ forfeitures and penalties accruing under I
provisions of this act shall be paid into th
b borough treasury within Ton days after ID
,same shall be collected. ~, go ssi,sS
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cription OF This one was seen with q child a
short di stance from town south Of the Cow
ingion Road the same day, and nothing def
mite has been heard of her since.-Piqua
Register. ia,
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Sale of School Lands.

NToTICE is hereby given that Twill offer
~ the fbllowinp School lands for sals, at pub
lie auction to the highest bidder, at tho door OF
the court house in Paulding county, Ohio, on the
Goth day Of July, A. D. l848, between the hours
of Q and II O'Clock A. M. of said day said lands
are situated in the original surveyed township
No two moth of range Number four east, called
Brown Tewnship,'' in said county.
ns.c,int,onl or land No Of ucres App'd value,
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ENGLISH TARlFF--Tbe customs revenue
is twenty miliuns,oi which eighteen are paid
by the working classes. ea.
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reservation, .-t. n r., - 1lC sc- luV
The above lands will be sold for less than the npprns
ed value thereof or $3.50 per acre zone twelfth q me
purchase money to paid at the time Of tho sae ana inc
balance IN twelve annual Inst ailments Of equai amouh'
with Annual ntetest thereon" ssssf.a NJ . f,,.M
ALEXANDER sANKEY LA'fTY, Co. Auditor
AUDITORS office, Paulding county, OF f'iN
| June LIST, 1885, ~ ~ 5gtt} aics44. rS'iw
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TnR RooRBAcKs IN A QUANDARr.-
Some federal papers having abused the Sec
retary of the Treasury, the N. y. Courier
[Col. Webb,] thus hits The mendacious pa
pers of his own parry vampires.
"Mr. Walker has certainly 6nancierec
this administration through some very tigh'
places, and il must be conceded that he ma
done it in a manner which not only grea'il..
benefited the Government, but bore as gen
uy as possible on The tiioheyed Interests Q
The country. Though an ultra deniocrdt II
The backbone, he has never bad the appear
ance of arraying one class Of society agalns
the other; nor did he attempt TO build u
one at the expense of the other. Ho ha
been Statesman throughout, and the sa
wing of the present administration in NOR
than one respect. s.5 aelo sas.ta