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Rv n. IL. DYER, .7ucttoneer.

NERG SU Pc RIO HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
Nc, AT AUCTlON.-On Wednesday next, the 18th Apr
inst, 10 O'clock shall SELL at the residence OF his
exceency Chevaher de Fganero minister from Portugal
furniture plate, china, &c most OF which was made TO
order in Philadelphia Amongst which enumerated
Very handsome walnut chairs and soia covered with silk
damask
Yollnire and other parlor chairs
Toile de Jony window curtains and ornaments
Dvan. and ottomans TO match
Marbe-top and other centre tables
lnlad rosewood card and ecare tables
very large Frenchplate pier and mah'el glasses
elegant and unique engravngs, by Jaze rom Verne
Superor-toned mahogany piano lof'e oy semen, oi fh
adelphia
Music stand rack and piano stool
Large marbe-top mahogany sdeboard
Set large mahogany dining tables
Cane seat and otfce-chairs
Handsome marble vases
Mantel vases, and other ornaments
very superior manel clocks, bronze and Egyptian mar
bic
Handsome ormou and enalnelled solar lamps
Mahogany secretary and book cases
Writing and other tables; mahogany escrutoire
Very handsome and superior plated centrepece and din
set set, candlesticks egg stands, castors &c
Beautiful French china dinner, dessert, and tea sets
Handsome Brussels, three ply, and ingram carpets
Rugs, stair rods hail lamps, Nc
Mahogany French bedsteads, large and small
Iron bedsleads, hair mattresses, bedding
Marbe-top dressing and other bureaus
Mahogany and other Wardrobes
Marbe-top and other washstands, toilet sets, &c.
With many other articles not necessary to mera,e,
and general assortment OF copper and other Kitchen uen
sis.
Also d superior collection of wines, of personal mpora.
on-such as old Port, Madeira Sherry CoIares CacaI-
veles, Lisbon Burgundy Carets, Champagne, &c.
Also, a Pelintum carriage and buggy, and pair oil
fine young gray horses well matched gentle and sound,
and set OF English harness.
same day.
Terms of sale All of and under s25 cash 1926
credit OF two and four months, for endorsed
notes, bearing interest X. w. DYER,
April 4-eod&ds Aucuoneer
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Hv II. GREEN, .5ssctsonser.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTIoN.-on
Wednesday the 18th instant shall sell on the prem
SEES o'clock, D. m, handsome building lots siu
aed north H. between 18th and 18Th streets westbeng
part OF lots No and g. in square No. III. The above
mentioned property is handsomely located, and but short
distance from the War Department, having south front
q ee each street, running back 20-ieel alley.
Terms One third cash balance a credit OF D, y and II
mouths for notes bearing interest A deed given, and
deed of trust taken. Title good. A. GREEN
Apru S-eod Auctoneer
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Nv a. GREEN, .s.ctioneer.

VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.-The
subscriber will offer public sale, Saturday
the 18th instant O'Clock, p m, his excellent two.siof
brick house and lot situate the of aud BOT h
streets, in the First Ward Washington Meanwhile he in.
persons DESTROYS OF purchasing good business stand
call and view the premises which will be shown, and
particulars made known by the proprietor.
3 ID. FlNCkEL,
Corner OF q and 10Th streets
April S-cotd A. GREEN Auctioneer
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I7S VOLUMES of Executive Documents and Journals
- of the Senate and House OF Representatives; aso
State Papers of the l3th ltth, aud 18th Congresses,
tion.-On Tuesday the llh instant shall sell my auc
ton room, Concert Hall, Browns Hotel Pennsylvania
avenue O'clock p. m the above mentioned books, all
well bound aud in good order The documents from
1896 1876 and will positively be sold to the highest bid
der for cash A. GREEN,
April S--3t Auctoneer
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Hu n. GREEN, .7uctfOnc6r.

VALUABLE LOT AND UNFINISHED HOUSE AT
Y AUCTION-On Thursday the 18th inst, shall sell on
the premises, at o'clock, lot No. H. in square No
4lS on 7lh between Nj and streets, known the Poor
house square, with the flushed frame building thereon.
Terms One-thd cash the balance in three equal pay
ments one ayabe LIST ofnext October, LIST October,
lS9 and LIST October 1850 the purchaser give
bearing interest deed givep and deed OF taken.
April ll-TuNTh A. GREEN, Auct.
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Hy X. IL. DYER, .4ascstOneer.

VALUABLE LOT AT AUCTION.-On Tuesday even.
the lIth instant, AZ half past O'Clock, shall
SELL of the premises the north half of lot No a. in
square No 62i fronting 20 feet on Tenth street. by about
100 in epth, alley between T. and streets
The above lot is very desaby located being immediate.
ly opposite the Baptist church, and is very handsome
building lot
Terms of sale One third cash. the balance in equal pay
six and twelve months, for notes satisfactorily
cured bearing interest X. w. DYER,
Aprl 6-eod,Xdsif AuconeeT.
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Ry X. ". YER, .7mc,fJneer.

CARD-The attention Of the public is respectfully in
n vited the sale of handsome furniture, paie &c lad
veused take place Wednesday, the 9Th inst the
sidence of his exceency the Portuguese minister in
Gadsby's
The house will be open for the inspection of the rni.
ure Tuesday morning from 10 o'clock to o'clock, p
April IL X. w DYER, Auct.
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Rv X. IL. DYER, .gucftoueer,

NTEAM BRICK PRESS FOR SALE AT the request Of
- the proprietor, J. G. Proud, IT,, will offer at public
ses, the brick estab hment, situated the East
Branch and the mouth OF the Washington canal tcon
sts OF large brick building with slate roof brick ma
chine of Sawyers patent steam engine OF horse pow
or, and three large and substantial kilns with fixed roofs
and sheds and eleven clay lots which the works arc
placed The machine is of an approved model was IN
operation several years. and will make per day from M
TO lS 900 bricks, of superior quality 1t could be putin
good working order in few days with the prospect m
mediate and profitable business Or, desired, the pu
ing from its construction and location, could easily be
tered, be used advantageousy in other kinds of manu
Further particulars and the terms-whch will be liberal
will be made known the day Of SALE any time pre-
vious, upon application to the proprietor at Baltimore
10 Joseph lngle T. M Hanson esqrs, Capitol Hu@
to ROBT. w. DYER, Auctloneer
April 40
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MANUEL Prnctiqus du Consulat, par r. A.. DE

MANUEL Prnctique du Consulat, par r. A. De
lNl Mench, volume Leipsic, 1876
Firms British Consuls Hand Book-a treatise the du
ties and Jurisdiction of the consulate volume London
IS47.
Martens Guide Dipomatique-edited by M. de Hof.
mans, vols. Paris
Cours de Style Dplomatique-par II. Meise, volumes
Paris
Basic.
Pufendof, translated into English by Carew, volume
London.
LIE Drot de la Guerre de la Pa1 par Hugues Grotus
translated into French by Barbeyrae, vols; Basic.
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OsT-supposed to have been dropped Saturday last
IL between Miss Janneys boarding house, 9Th street.
and the telegraph rooms the post otfice-a pair
GOLD PER1FOCAL SPECTACLES. The finder WI
be entitled receive dollar leaving them either
the office of the Union at Miss Janney's.
April 1-tf
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NAVY AGENTS OFFICE,

NEALED proposals Will DO received ut this ONCE
- until o'clock the 10Th of May ensuing for supply
ing all the fresh and vegetables that may be required
from time to time, during the fiscal year commencing
the LIST day of July next and ending the Both of June
lSt9 for the of the in ordinary at the navy yard
this city, and such others be on the station, in
price per pound for the meats and per bushe dozen Tor
the may beg for the vegetables Proposals will also
hospitals the station with such supplies they may
quire for the time. A schedule of the will be
furnished upon application this office. The offers be
endorsed "Ohers for fresh meat and vegetables" and
"Ohers for supplying naval hospitals No offer viii be
considered unless accompanied by guarantee signed
by responsible persons, known to be such by the
dcrsigned Ten per cent will be reserved from ali pay
until tho contract is completed.
Apll- VIM b. SCOTT, Navy Agent.
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Splendid Lotteries for April, IsAs.
J. w. MAURY " CO., Managers.
S35,OOO!-3OO prizes OF 5000!

VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
For endowng Leesburg Academy and for other purposes
Glass No. Is, for lSiS,
To be drawn at Alexandria, Va Saturday. 10Th OF April
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act like them The provisional government will no, im
the governments which usurp the of bs
people, which corrupted the electors and which pur,
chased at an immoral price, the the
coed each other if we are TO resemble them To VIVA,
purpose have we created and adorned the republic If the
- Is 70 DC me nst TO enter the slough OF royalty
which Is aoollshed The provisional government considers
TO be one of It's duties shed upon elec toral operations
that light which enlightens conscenoes without forcing
hen II confines itself neutrazing the hostile niiu
ence OF the late administration which has perverted and
Changed the nature OF elections
y lhe provisional government wishes that the Pubilc
oonsclences should be paramount does no, disturb It
lived a century in three days. The republic viii convert
them TO ITSELF if it be firm and jus, towards Them Neees-
sly is great The republic be IL observed has
the good fortune be government OF necessity Reec
ton side 1t is impossible to ascend to monarchy
be republican through conviction Only give security lib
ery, and respect tor all Secure TO others the ndepend-
the which those you consider your enemies
upon their ballot and be assured beforehand that they will
write the only name which hemthat is, that of
republic, capable and honest
Security liberty respect for the conscenees of all the
electors-such Is the intention OF the republican govern
men-such is its duysuch is yours! In that the
safety OF the country Conide IN the good sense of the
county, II VIII conhde in you-give 1t liberty and will
Citizens France is attempting ibis moment. amidst
idental auspices the greatest work OF modern mesthe
foundation OF the government OF the entire people, the
sanznon OF democracy, the republic Of all rights all in
terests, all faculties, all virtues
~ circumstances are propitious Peace is practicable
without any other perturbation than that OF the pejudlces
existing against There anger in the soul Of the
pie If fugitive royalty has carried with it ali the
mics of the republic, has left them impotent, and, al
though they be invested with all the rights which the
pubic guarantees mnorites, their interest ard their
prudence that they will oppose the peaceable
foundation OF the popular constitution.
SIN the OF three days that work which not
dered likely be realized for long period has been &C
compshed without the shedding blood IN trance-wh-
out any other cry than that OF admiration resoundIng
lose opportunity unique IN history. Let us not
abtcate the greatest force OF the idea-thc security
produced throughout the world
"A days fmagnanimity devoedness, and pa
ence and the National Assembly shall receive the infant
republic from hands From that day all shall be Sc
cure! When the nation shall have grasped the epub lie
with the hands of its representatives, the republic will be
strong and great like the nation, holy like the idea OF the
people, pershabe like the country.
The members of the provisional government,
Dupont de fEurc, Ledru Rolin,
Lamartinc, Flocon,
Manas CremieuX,
GARNER Pages, Louis Blanc,
Albert, Arago"
Marie,
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Tickets Sl0-Halves $5-Quarters So so
Certificates of packages of rs wholes Slt0
Do do OF 26 halves 10
Do do of 26 quarters 35
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FOREIGN.
From the N. Y. Evening Post, April s

The exKlng and Queen of the French remain in G.
tlrement IN England at Claremont, surrounded by the
members OF their family. Nj. Guizot had visited them
several times. The Prince and Princess de Joinve and
the Duke dAumale arrived at Lisbon in French steamer
from Agiers. They remained at Lisbon two days, and
then proceeded to England
Al grand bali at ST. Petersburgh the sth an aid
decamp suddenly entered and gave slip of paper to the
Emperor His majesty changed color. and with sign OF
his hand he babe the music stop Turning the officers
he said, Gentlemen, France is republic; you must be
ready TO put foot in strrup at moments notice"
Correspondence OF the N. Y. Evening Post
PARIS, March 10,
I'll Rue dc la Viciore.
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SUSQUEHANNA CANAL LOTTERY, Glass No. 81.
To be drawn in Baltimore, April 10, 1913.
prizes OF 500, 900 each, $lOO,O0e,
rs number lottery-l2 ballots.

Tickets $lO--Halves $5-Quarters 50 50.
Certificate of package of Is whole tickets $3.50 90
Do do rs half do rs
Do do Is quarter do 81 so
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nv y. GREEN, .7ucttomeer.

April S-cotd
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MARRIED

In ST. Peters Church, Nisgra Falls, N. Y, Wedpes-
day Sept. Is by Rev. Dr. Shelton Of Buffalo, Mr. Cur
It's Haynes, OF st. Caharine, e. W., to Miss Maria De
Vaux Woodruff of the former place.
In Mason Village, Sept z, by Rev. j. Woodbury., Geo.
L. Adams of this town. Miss Hsnnah H. IIartshorn of
Mason Village.
In Boston sept. 10, by Rev Mr. Lathrop. g. Sprague,
Harriet Boardman daughter of William Lawrence Esq
In Vernon, Vt, Sept. T. by Cyrus Washbuln Esq, Mr.
Elijah Wright of Ludlow Mass to Miss Melissa Colgrove
of Palmer, Mass.
At Walnut Grove near Geneva, N. Y, Sept 6, Samuel
Rowes Jr., of the Republican Springfield Mass Miss
Mary 8. Dwight.
In Millbmy, SEPT 4, by Rev C. w. Ainsworth Mr. JEFF
ferson b. Shaw, TO Miss Mary H. Grow. Mr. Henry A.
Bartlett, to Miss Charlotte Grow, all ofM.
In New England Village, Aug 3d. by Rev. Mr.. Richards.
Capt. Adams Godfrey Of Augusta Maine, to Miss Sarah
s. Leland, Of Grafton Mr. Henry s. Clifford, Miss Jane
Lelanh, both of Grafton.
Sept II, Mr. VIM. T. Barker, to Miss Eliza ]. Wngate,
both of.Grafon.
Sept IA, Mr. Lucius G. Hayward of Millbury to Miss
Eliza II. Hackett OF Grafton,
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DING WORM, SALT RHEUM, sCURvY. ERYsIPE-
hLAs, BARBERs ITcH, are often cured by JONES' Tai-
ian Chemical Soap, when every kind Of remedy failed.
Sold at the American Eagle, 80 Chatham st. N. r. and
by ], CIRCUIT JR ,20l Main Ct, Worcester.
Sept, 10 la4s dwsm
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Goods for ChiIdrem's Wear.
Sept ls, ls4s.

DLAlD, WOODEN, and WoRsTED STUFrs Of all
IL prices and in great variety Of patterns, styles and
coors Plaid and mixed CAssinERLs and ERMISErs
for boys, q rs y. s,lts etstsfs.fr.s ef4. %
Fine Salisbury FLANk ELS printed and plain, M
Small figured De LANES, 10 bright colors, M
Scarlet, pink, Blue, and Orange THIBETs and Plain
AN De LANES la
Chldrens SHAwLs various sizes and beautiful styles,
do Hosiery and Gloves OF all kinds,
do Emit Wool and Merno VEsTs, all sizes,
German Wool Coates, Scars, Hoods &c.
Red, White, and Yellow Flannels at low prices.
For sale at 4 shgsad $500 CHAMBERLlN'S.
Sept 20. ns d6tw
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DIED.


In this city, Sept IL, Clara daughter OF Nathan s. Har
rngton Is mos VIM. H. Of DoIver Clemens 70 mos ;
18th, Emily daughter of John L. Wedge, II 18th
Miss Martha p Field 80 years. 18th Della Ann, daughter
of Clark Pullman mos; 18th Mrs Aenath P. relis Oft
late Thomas Bliss, of Brimfeld so years.
In Worcester Sept 10, OF typhus fever Mrs Cynthia P
wife of Mr. Leonard Seaver daughter of the late An
drew Pennaman of Mendon.
In this city Sept. Is, Charles Fisk 90.
In this city, Aug Mary Emira Wadsworth, the young
daughter of Benjamin, and Thankful Wadswortn vs.
In Petersham Sept s, Mr. William Willard, "a. He was
firm believer in the truths Of Christianity and died in the
hope of immortality
In Sutton, Sept. 49, Nathan Charles Woodbury. of
Charles Woodbury., s VS.. mos IA days.
In Providence r. Sept. A. while visit at his friends
Benjamin Briefly OF the firm of Pope Briefly OF Mill
bury Mass. 81 years. Western papers, please copy.
In Holden. Sept Mrs Sally wife of John R. Bowles,
So. Printers in Me-, and VT, please copy.
In West Boylston Sept, TO- Widow Martha Bigelow,
reict of Mr. Abel Bigelow, IS years. Printers in N Y.
please copy.
In Lynn Aug 49, Mrs Adah Brown of Worcester relict
of Mr. Samuel Brown Of Seekonk in the 18th year Of her
age.
In Ftchburg Sspt. IA Walter II. Goodnow of Sias
and Elizabeth Goodnow years.
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..--Ns. The Ninth Annual Exhibition
OF THE
Worcester County Horticultural Society,
AT WALDO HALL in Worcester,)

(At WALDO HALL in Worcester,)
TWILL be open the reception of visitors the
w noon of TUESDAY the 26th Of September, and will
continue open, day and evening" closing Thursday
ming the 28th of September.
Ladies and Gentlemen respectfully invited furnish
specimens OF Tuits, vegetables, flowers, wreahs bou
ques floral designs, &c. sc.
1t Is hoped that the refining influence which these exhi
billions exert upon the community and the valuable inor
nation which they difnse will stimulate the friends Of
the Society endeavor render the display this
siOA attractive than those of former years.
Contributors particularly requested to send Fruits,
&C., Gntended for exhbiton) to the Hall Monday the
25th September, if practicable.
Articles necessarily forwarded previously to that time,
may be left with Mr. Clarendon Harris the Life Insur
ance Office, in the Central Bank, l04 Main street.
Whatever articles of exhibition remain in the Hall af
ter 10 O'Clock the Friday morning succeeding the Fair
will be sold at auction, and the proceeds added to tie
funds of the Society.
list of the Premiums to be awarded will be published
hereafter
FRED. w. PAINE, | camm;.tse
GEORGE JACQUES, Cohlnl'ee
c eAhHEE Il Sq alERSs Arrangements.
Worcester, Aug. 2Sh, ls48 d&wtf
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Rich Fall Goods.

BUY WHERE YOU CAN BUY CHEAPEST!
~ A. UPTON & CO., are this week open
~. ing so Cases and Packages, of New and Desirable
Fall and Winter Goods,
comprising the richest and cheapest assortment ever one
ed In Worcester A. A. Thibet Cloths for 81 SS cents,
as good as can be bought for Sl,50-for sale BY
8 Sept ls--dw G. A. UPTON 81 CO., lao Main st.
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Joues,s Spanish Lily white.

rs the best Preparation for imparling to the Skin
natural, healthy, clear, living white; a. the same
time making it soft and smooth.
Dr. James Anderson Practical Chemist of
saws. "Aner analyzng Jones's Soanlsh Lily White,
and II possesses the beautiful and NATURAL and at
the same time innocent white ever saw. certainly can
recommend its use to all whose skins re-
ouire identifying. - c,e,,m ;, oo,
N,a;n \, woycester dw3m-Sept. 49, le4e
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TuifiOll ir French.

CHARLES E. MAILLY, having returned to Worcester,
respectfully informs the citizens of the place and its vcin
ty, that he is prepared attend all those wishing 10
ceive instruction in the French language Terms SO per
quarter for private lessons and $3.50 pupil for classes
containing five pupils. The quarter will consist
of eleven weeks, three lessons week, of an hour EACH
or two lessons of hour half each. No deduction
will be made for Absence except in of protractea
sickness Tuition to be paid when half of the quarter is
expired
N B. For further Information, Mons M. can be at
Mr.. H. K NEWCOMERS ELM STREET, opposite the Church
of the Unity. DIV Aug 90.
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BOOTS AND SHOES,

THE Subscriber having taken the Store formerly kept
L by G. BALLARD, No. 2llt, in the United States
HOTEL Main street, would inform his en is and the pub
lic thst he shall keep hand good Variety and
good quality of Ladies' Gentemens Misses, Boys, and
Children's
BOOTS and SHOES
as usually found in Shoe Store and respectfully SELF
cts share of their patronage.
Sept. IL, 1848-dlm WILLIAM w. AYRES.
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Central Bank.
NEW FALL GOODS.

NEW FALL GUUUS.
AM now openins-NEW SILKS Black. Narrow
Stripe, and Camelians-a very handsome assortment.
New ERES,-MOUSELINES DE LAME, in
great variety. SHAWLS Of every description. 100 Ps
THYBET CLOTHS, comprising every desirable COLOR
"A English PRINTS, beautiful styles. so and beau
tifl patterns OF CARPETS comprising the hand>
soonest Goods have offered. LYONEsE CLOTHS,
ALPACCAS, &C., in any quantity. large Stock of
Domestic Goods Hosiery, Gloves &c., making my assor
perfect usual, and the prices most of the
Goods are much lower than heretoore.
My customers and the public respectfully invited
give me early CALL as many desirable goods willsbe
very scarce later In the season.
A HENRY H. CHAMBERLAIN,
Sept. 13-w3wd1ws 162 and I64 Main Street.
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CARD.

HAVING disposed of my stock of Boots and Shoes to
IL Mr.. VIM. w. Ayres would reccomend him the
favorable notice of my former friends and patrons de-
serving Of their patronage. G. BALLRD.
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New CARPETS,

AM receiving from the best Manufactures in this
country, than Thirty New Patterns
THREE PLY INGRAM CARPETINGS.
Aso-EIegant Patterns Brussels and Velvet Tapes
try Carpets-together with complete assortment of
FURNISHING GOODS,
which prepared to sell at the lowest prices OF any
market. HENRY II. CHAMBERLIN.
Sept lS-wSwdlws
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NOTICE,

NOTICE.
All persons having unsettled accounts will fin me at
my old stand until Oct when twill be necessary leave
the business with an attorney. In my absence VIM. W.
Ayres is authorized to receipt bills. c. BALLARD.
Worcester Sept Is 1848. diff
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NEW FALL GOODS.

7 II u
FALL FASHIONS. and is now prepared to furnish
his customers with
- GARMENTS
of every DESCRIPTION the latest and most approved Styles
and from the best OF materials,
~ At VERY LOW PRICES Il
NV assor ment of Cloths comprises Of the best Sc
ece and largest variety that be found in the coun-
try Ihave taken great in selecting my goods to get
such that can recommend them 10 my customers and
have them prove they are recommended ana mus Sc
cure nv customers for another time.
shall constantly be receiving, direct from the importers,
the latest and approved styles of goods, which will
he toe numerous to mention here.
NJ Gentlemen are requested to give call, and salts
~ themselves as to quality andprces.
> WM MECORNEY, Merchant Taylor.
,,.oon cont ~ dwU
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Meeting i'm SOuthbridge.

MCeIHMS IN SONLhDFldSes
HON. JOHN MILLS. the Free Soil nominee for Lieut..
Governor of Massachusetts, will give Political Address
at the Town Hall in SouIhbrdge, this "wednesday
evening, at O'Clock. The people of Southbridse and
vicinity respectfully invited to be present.