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THE FOREIGN NEWS.


The news BY the Steamer Caledonia, arril
al New York, on The 2lst, Is not Of special y
In France the moderate party has been 4
cessful, and Lamsrtine is to be the FIRST
dent
Frigatful riots had occurred in many EFF
principal cities Of France, and serious dis9s
exist.
The Prussian and Danish GorernmenYe
accepted he mediation Of the English qa-
ment in the the Schleswig HoIsieiD
This viii remove a fearful cause Of genqaf
The Emperor Nicholas is said 70 b 81
iur a scheme for the union Of all the nc
tribes into one gigantic federativc mtnY
and thus 10 obtain unlimited sway oFerpe
Mehemet Ali was reported 70 be on n' p
death.
la Ireland an arrangement had beaecseq
between he Two parties Of repealers sricn
and The q connell's have agreed 70 w4ethef
iharmonionsly and in unison An had
been issued signed b. the leaders'cf fo iac-.
lions, AFTER publicly shaking hands zen q
reconciliation. The address urges uI6moqg
/ the Irish for REPEAL Of The nniun.
We learn that the young crops hocnag
forth with the most promising appe&ca ana
Ievery thing be.okens a rich, iuxurih4 Sc,
sopable harvest. These circnnstant had
! 4 telling effect upon he corn markets. fhon'
three kingdoms during the week no
fIii.sine vel Of the old eEs Of ~failure il o'as'
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TUESDAY MORNINGS PROCEEDINGS

TUESDAY MORNINGS PKOCEEDlAlfS.
Epon the Oggspizationl of the Convention this
@ the Presda m sees q % Goneon Van Aspas@
STEVENSON, Esq, ofvirginia reported that they
had performed their duty, and were happy to state
that Mr.. 81 accepted with pleasure the nomina-
tion.
Mr., SrEyESsoN was then conducted to the plat.
form, where he was received BY the Chairman,
/ Judge BRYrE, ofLonisiana,
The President then returned his thanks for tho
honor conferred upon him and bis qualifications az
again meeting somany of his old political friends
| in good health, and ready to cooperate with him
/ The, first question coming up being on the a
doption ofrules, Mr.. cosE, Of Georgia, offered
] the following: a
Resolreds That IN voting upon any question
that may arise in tie proceedingso this Conren-
| ton, the vote shall be taken BY States. Each
4 State to BE entitled 10 the number Of votes tcf
i which il isentitled ia the electoral college with,
out regartto the number of Delegates In attend
Il ance. The manner in which said votes nre TO be.
cast tobe decided BY Che delegation Of ssch State
This Resolution, after considerable discussion.
i was adopted. i ie
Ii A motian. was made thattAe Convention adopt
1 4 anscnsisn "a i6af for is govern
! Alongand animated debate epsued, particular
~ N regard 70 thetwo-third rstIc which this res
olution Included, In which several questions were
started bat no final action was had upon Them !
4 Mr. Yancey moved that the Convention aiopt
the rules ofthe House Of Representatives. lso far
i as they arg conformable to the government ofthis
body, which resolution was finally adopted.
Al this point, proposition was submitted to
lay me bird rule on the table pntilthe dim
culties we've settled between the two parties IA IN
ing to be Representatives from New Yorl.
i While this was under discussion ana haf.
/ The question was taken. sudden crash -
heard in the gallery, followed BY violent alarm
slight cracking Of one If The benches. rhs i'm
preston l1media,ey Pfesalea ana spread ting
me assempiF ike an 'eleclfic shock, that the gsl
leries were tallipgl. This alarm was immedis
alely takeh up oy nose below and the scene be-
S sa.s, nssde ana oue 2, me Ghufch
aauy sp ,luoli mar tney jumped
~. I s, y lor ana out q
w = .awsen'y Jumpeu
,;r, ~ osl frh.fi ~ ms
sons .,,npased tn rhnrch ,a
that il VAS on fire. Finally however oTIsp WIS
su 'ns announced
~ hencb TN 80 III ~ D,eSslns
ha,f honr IL evs,,;a -. b,,;5;rs ~ !, ii
tIen agreed 70 clear the ns;i =
and the Conventon sennhed
Some were bruised and slightly injured by
riss and IN being soleesed IL ne ~
none were Eery severely hurt Az.
JFpon the re.ass9rnbljng az the Convention ii.
ter some prcminaryd vote was take,,
upon proposition to Law the resolution frr,s-
yiding for ihe two-third rule as one Of The rules
for the government Of the Conventionl on the IS. .
BILE to enable the Committee on Credentials r.
make further report III reference to the New
York delegations, which was lost; and the ol,es-
ton being taken on the adoption Of the rule. IL
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TT We have heretofore failed to notice thai
the insurance On Mr.. WAsHrsoroS's house
which was burnt some time since, was promptly
paid by Mr.. J. J MnLER.
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DIRECTORs

-
D. rnr BANK or rlIE vAtLKy sSp BsAScHrs,
Eseete6s 81 ias S.sskaeiSsrs. ARpais.sd ~ sis E1s
At WNeHksrSR
Thomas a. Tidal. William M,ller,
Daniel Cold, Richard s. Byrd,
I.lopdf.or Samuel Rca,
4. 5. Baldwin. Jacob BakerH
David w Barton
Al Ros,xEy.
David Gibson, John Brady,
yause Fox I Garret Ynnmcler,
John Piercea John Donaldson,
John b Whltc Garret W Blces
Michael MillefF
Al LErsnrzc.
John lanney. Gebgge Rust jr
WiliiaIn 3. TYLER, Joshua PnscY.
Hamilton Rogers Henry 7 Harrison,
yrhemas r kuoxE William +. Gray.
R5heri " Gfayf
-. At CnzniEsrowN.
YfhosnaS Gfif-s. Gerard D. Moor
Richard Henderson. Br1xton Davenpart.
John Nulef. III o'Bznnon,
james d Gib<oaH William G. Buffers
Sannel Hafn<h<fgef, Michael @ Harman
joseph Smith, Jacob Baylor
James NsIS6n Aoterk s. Brooke
All. FL stuart john - Hendrenl
Isnes Ct1wiot1
tNex pilsepss
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- ~. z. 9. - .s.s;v5 <{SfS r. d&{.
trick ana also " 49, :,7 ,5st Asss
ded 70 otnsr 49, s;,,,s5;sn SS oK
were other S.sfes n sns 800:
Carolina. There Ns.s 49, sfs Co.
il North Carolina, *s9 y. ek;< 80.
which had no1 app9iniea @ 800
xniign. and ihak 4 ne Nstc -
stH entire vote q - Slases Us se'1s
would apply y thQse qlncr Sz@sss. o.
Several resolutions relating e rs ssesis
Of the COmnislee on CEe1e Nels 1..Sa
and amid y4ri0ps amSndmcnis, me PtSAi3os
question was moved and sustained ana M2 nc
port olthe Commsisee Nas eaeE!e 4 81 Z. 49,.
= 49, MI norer Is report rlc
"a. s - Tn5sns;6n sGcs
~. ~. - 49, ~. r1 ~ ihS Dcmocfatl1
~. - $3.50 .s,,s f1s1f - a10niS1 as The
49, 80 b.,, Hi strong
= = 49, ~ $1,000 ma ihe C0niltee
s nri miles lo he EoT6<en
" ~ convsnsio,1 4 & a .'l Ia
= ~ fs,ss ;,ss III Sation th5n reporte.
~ s,,,es ofshr falloW - Ders6ns s. perm
IN sF ~. fson ib,iS
A pnFsIksNR.
I ANDREW STEVENSON, Of Nixg lnaA.
ylcr pnrsipxNrz.
Nfaine--Itubt n. Dunlap
j New Ha,anshircs- Ohm II. Sleek
W.ssschnse.ts-- M. Ghapin.
I vsr,,or,I IA Davis.
4 Pkode. Island--R. b. Thnfston'
Il rSnneriich,f---lsane T0uc&y.
Nav york-.- !.
i j New 1crs$v-G aFSeu n. ~ AT.
Renn,---I q. Jones' IL
i Dsl-Sa1Di r. Davis.
Maryland-vBenf g. HoWaEus
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nEAru OF DIsrrJ UIsHED MINISTER'S

= nrarty or DrsTryU lSHED MINISTERS
4 P,sss5e,t E,,or,,iad d. Ash6cl Green.
e W. ~ cslls16n to-day, 70 announce
14hs deash ~ &c f1 " distinguished and highly
esteemed d;v,es, that of the REV. Robert
IEmorv = 3, own city, and of the venera-
Ibls AsbhaEreen at Philadelphia, the old
~ PresIterian minister living in the
4 limited Ates, and the lastSof the founders
IF tbe eurch to which he was attached IN
this cantry. BY reference to the pro-
ceedigs of the Presbyterian General As
sensly, it. will be seen that his death was
im5ressively announced in that body yes
friday, and his character, life, and services
10 the church, made the subject of an elo-
auent eulogium
The Rev. Robert Emery, D. d., Presi-
dent Of Dickinson College, Pa expired in
his city on Thursday evening last, at half
past s o'clock, in the 34th year Of his age.
He was the son Of the lamented Bishop
Emory. formerly Of this city, and was adj
mitted on trial in the Ra1tinaore Annual
Conference, in 1889, sii b time he
has 6lied number Of 49, y.ntments Of
trust and confidence, in the conference Of
which he was a member; and during por-
ton Of thai timewas stationed ID this city,
where his labors as pastor Mere highI5
appreciated by the congregation to whom
he administered. He was subsequently
called to preside over the interests Of one.
Of the most ourishing institutions Of learn
ing in thiscountry, and in which he had
|proviouflY Acted as Professor.
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MnDIcaL coLLEoE,


Wetgderstand he session Of this Institution
Will Be eIo.sd on Saturday evening the 81 of June
b. The exeTr1.es usual ID such cases.
The C0liegei spgw near the end Of - 'sesand
session. and has h. gratifying esidences ossne-
ess---such As must as3ld sincere pleasure 10 iis
enterprising founders AID the public.
There viii be- several sAudilates for gradua-
lion and We understand the coursa ofinstructiop
has been 50 thorough and careful, THE gradus
ate who can pass the ordeal lcporably, may have
mo fear or comparison Rilh bis young medical
friends FROM. cher Insitiaiions:
Tie yaledictcry address viii be delivered bg
The erninen, Professor ii. II. afcGrRs and may
be expected q be Of character Al once interest
ing and insiruciive.
Theexereiscs win be held in the new College
building, and win commence at 8 o'clock in the
evening The pablie are invited 10 attend.
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4 , ns.s g. - ~ q siiiss 81
ed ls95' - -1c>lay nd ~, -
11ne 49, ..s.''.Sr Qrc64<1 I'd /oAi
3: s. = s 6 !
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-05-25

Edward Stanley, ofN. G., has resigned
bis Office Of Attorney General Of the State
and accepted nomination as Reuresen-
.iativs in the State Lsgislstnra -
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ofns r.ve;s;e H'|;l>sr lss';,sas +, isl1
I'M Ricksr1s1e, ~. en- Lex olz1E
cen CONN Ur1<I1 q 4Lt< william
jain W qt'ik.'E 20 9. 2 .
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-05-25

committee of three was appointed 10 conduct
the Hon ASDREw STEy ENsoN tothe Chair when,
after Several Intellectual motions to adjourn, the
Convention, about half past seven o'clock, ad-
journed until this morning At nine o'clock.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-05-25

or rHr BANK or THE vAtLEY ND REAScHEs,
Eiectefsy Ia Ssesiaeiasrs. .Agpais.sd ~ sie Ez's
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w EsTERN RAN ROAD.
FALL ARRANGEMENT.

Commencing Friday, Sept. l, 1913,
PASSENGER TRAINS viii run daily, Sundays except.
ed, follows
Boston, 4 A. M, S A. NJ, and Pm
Worcester, 81 A NJ, 10 A. NJ and 5 so T. NJ,
Albany, A. NJ, and % P NJ.
Springfield, ST AM. AMI 1t P NJ fer Albany
Springfield, st A. NJ, II and 81 p M Tor tn arrival
of The train from New YORK; for Worcester and Boston,
DAY LINE TO NEW YORK--Uia Spring field.
The Steamboat train leaving Boston Am and Wor
cester at 81 AM will not stop Way Stations unless
take passengers for Springfield pro-
seed directly on by way of Hartford New Haven and
arrive in New York by S P.
Returning, leaves New York at A. M. and arrives al
Worcester at P. M.
FOR ALBANY AND TROY
Leave Boston at A. NJ, Worcester 10 A. NJ and arrive
at Albany at 81 P.Mor leave Boston at M, Worcester
SO NJ lodge in Springfield; leave at 81 next morning
and arrive in Albany at u P. NJ.
The trains for Trey leave the arrival of the
et Greenbush.
The trains for Buffalo leave Albany at A. &7PM
Ihe trains Of the Pitsfeld and North Adams Rail Road
connect at Pttsfeld
The Housatonic Rail Road connects at the State line
The trains for Northampton and Greenfield connect al
Springfield and passengers proceed by Stage Brae,
boro', Windsor Bellows Falls Hanover, Haverhill, &C
Stages from Charlton to Souhbridge from West
Brookfedto Ware Enfield New BEaintree and Hardwich
from Palmer to Three RiYels Belchertown, Amhers
Ware and Monson. HENRY GRAY,
Agent Western Railroad
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PLASTER
Beautiful Teeth and Sweet Breath.
All may possess by using
SHERMAN'S TOOTH PASTE

is warranted free rom acid or any iriuriops nrre
ents and is unsurpassed for cleaning and whitening be
teeth removing arer preventing them from aching or de-
cay, "h the same time giving them healthy appearance
as wen as hardening the gums and sweetenng The breath
leaves delicious taste in the mouth ami gives nnyer
ga sitsactlon' whoever it once will ever after
give tne preference over every other dentirice Charles
" oananrd Col Charles $. Benson and scores Of our
mus distinguished citizens. have used SHERMAN,S
IoOIH PASTE for several wears and heEeve +, 70 ~
unequaledr Reader, get a box and try it, il Won want
sweet breath and handsome teeth ~
SHERMAN,S PLASTER, commonly called SHEP
M4N'S F0oR MAN'S PLASTER, for the trifiuu sunn
o zt Cents Is without exception the best article IN the
shape Of raster IN the known world Ii gives relief in
lew nours where The suffering is intense
hHEOMAIISM, Lumbago. Pain or Weakness In tho
rue Cnest BACK Neck Loins, Limbs or JOINS Weld 10
~ soo.eI .hah any other remedy. Worn on the lower
PaL me spne they have cured the Piles and ON the
snai Of the back, they heve cured Falling OF he WomL
D44spepuCs, or persons troubled with Liver Comp,int
VIII hhd them OF great and Surprising benefit when ,vorn
over tne part Affected Consumptives should always wear
ohe on .ner chest, il will their Cough and remove
ue soreness. Several million OF them have been sod and
never complaint made against them ~ ~
SAINT 90 ahu retail, at The cheap Bookstore by
or - Two" J. CIRCUIT, JR
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ester at s AN. and 3.45 PM.
dence Mt 90 A NJ 9 l5PM

Leave Worcester at s AN. and 3.45 PM.
Leave Providence at 2. 80 Am. Sl5P.M.
q Passenger Station Worcester in Green Street Depot.
do do Providence, in Ewing of Passenger Depot
FREIGHT TRAIN, with Passenger Car attached leaves
Worcester for Uxbridge (where it connects with Special
Train for Providence llS0 AM, from Green Street.
UXBRIDGE SPECIAL TRAINS.
Leave Uxbrldge for Providence at us AM. s. lis PM
Leave Providence for Uxbridge IL IS AM and M
The Special Train from Uxbrdge, and the PasseRg
Car from Worcester connected with Freight Train
will NOT be discontinued upon October 2eth, previous
y advertised
The through Trains connect at Mllyile with coached
for Satersve. AT Whitins with coaches for East Doug
las and Whtinsvle AT Farnums with coaches for Graf
ton centre and E Village At Uxbrdge with coaches
for Milford and Mendon. At Worcester with trains of tho
Western Railroad and Norwich and Worcester Railroad
The 6.45 AN. train from Uxbrdge atPaw,uck
with trains of the Boston and ProvdeRcs Railroad
Boston, and the P, NJ train from Providence connectR
Pawtucket with train from Boston.
The S.45 P. NJ Train from Worcester connects at Prove
lence with Boston and New York Steamboat Trains.
ISAAC HINCKLEY, Sup't.
Providence, Oct. l949. dwtf
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no Farmers, MerChants. Manhanins &n


w I'LL md at The Worcester County Agricultural Ware
~ Mouse, and Seed Store No 22O, Main Street oppo
sue tne CITY Hall, Worcester Herds Grass Fowl Meadow
R S Top, Northern, Westen and White Glover and
sar lsIa9a Bent Seeds, Oats, Buck Wheat, White
Eage, seiisharpening, Side Hill and subsoi Pows
low wheels Cutters, Points and Irons. Geddes' Hat
lows, harrows, Cutvator Harro9s Cultiyators Seed
rlah.ers Wneebarrows, Canal Burrows and store Bar
store Trucks, large and small Sugar Mills Famine
and Garden Rolls -" "u''ei''
Cheese Hoops Presses, Baskets and Tubs Wash Tubs
Nails, ran Cans Wood Bowls, Trays, Soap Dishes Sail
MoIa,s, butter, Fruit, Sugar, Spice Kne Boxes and
Churns, Wash Boards Clothes Pins and Mon UsnaI l
bbae, hoe, and shovel Handles. Ok Yokes and Bows
Tree and Bench scrapers, Grass Shears and Hooks
n aros and Brushes, Brush ythes and spahs Loo
Go, nilletree stake, Trace, Halter, and Cattle TIE
Gha,hs, Corn sheers Corn Crackers Corn Cntts,s
Hssnha srnas1ones; and Cranks, Whelstones Axes
nascnet BUDDING Knives, Sausage Filters WnadaaUs'
and Saw Frames Garden Rakes Cranerrv p,
R ags' Manure Hooks, Muzzles, CIothe and Field
Tbaskels, Gravel Picks and II ,ndIes Shoyels soades
noes and Manure Forks and variety OF other "seG
articles, which will be sold fair prices by the
Worcester, Aug. 80, ls4s dE W.
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NORWICH s. WORCESTER RAILROAD
Winter Arrange ment-iS48.

cCOMM0DATiON TRAINS Daily, except Sunday.
Leave Worcester at 81 and 10 A.. N. and al P. NJ
The ten O'Clock Train connects with the Boston and
Providence Trains. The Evening Train conn with the
Boston Trains
Leave Norwich 1T 6 A. NJ, IL NJ, and las P. M.
The Morning Train connects with the Trains If the
Boston, Providence, and Western Roads. The Noon
Train connects with the Boston and Providence Trains
The Evening Train with the Boston and Western
Trains.
FREIGHT TRAINS,
Leave Worcester at 81 AM Leave Norwich at 6 90
A.m.-(Daily, Sundays excepted
STEAMB0AT TRAINS,
Leave Boston at M, stopping only at Frarrin CHAM
at 49, Worcester at 49, at 81 MOI y,ch
at 842, and arrive at Alyns Point at 9 O'Clock
RErURNING-Leave Allyn's Point about O'Clock M
on the arrival of the Steam Boat
Passengers must procure Tickets at the Station Offices
No baggage permitted in the Passenger Cars
No smoking permitted in upnn the Passenger Cars
Depots, s. RI. p. LEE ia
Nov g. If Sup't and Eng. NJ d w r r.
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DONNAVAN's GREAT SERIAL
IA NOR A MA OF MEXTCO.

SOcnG;uPying $1,000 feet OF Canvas.
AZ. ING the Scenery, Cities aud Battle Fields on
fo NC epec,lYe routes pursued by the American Army
nu corpus Christi to Buena Vista and thence 10 Vii,
country - ~ " "eAlco, he OF
VFEf SooO MILES IN EXTENT!
This stupendous PAINTING IN which ~ y
.he people have already accorded the merit of bs" th
a - comprehensive and Panorama ever exhibit
co ~ boston Il nav on exhbi ion at BOYL SToN Hall
corner Of Boyiston and WASHINGTON Street. poST6v'
day Afternoon, at o'clock '0''''u"y ana o"'uf-
oJ ~ DoNNAVAN, Author Of adventures In Mexicoy
Umu or seven months prisoner during the recent war
oe PRESENT to explain the picture and during The en-
iGe VIII relate mahy incidents OF the war, Mexican
.. l'cke.s 20 cents Liberal arangements made with
parties ana schcos Exhibitions given TO parties from
inc country at AN hours notice. A
ston. Sept 80, 1913. do
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LEONARD,S
Boston and Worcester F,ypress,
Express,

s=s~Jr. II vi e subscriber continues run THE Ek
sAsSsee7a PRESS between Boston and Worcester fof
the safe transmits sion of Packages, Bundles
banf Notes, Specie and Merchandise generally
Three Times each way Daily.
Particular attention given paying collecting and
gotang notes. drafts bills, and purchasing and selling
merchandise, produce, etc.
All packages must be directed to his care.
The subscriber alone responsible for property enrus
ed TO his and risk is assumed by the Boston and
Worcester Rail Road Company.
Packages by this line forwarded from Worcester tc
Salem, Newburyport, Taunton, Fall River and New Bed
ford also, to Portland, and all parts of Maine.
Orders free for goods to be returned by this Express
OFFICEs.-HARNDEN & CO.'S. Office Court Street
Boston; ]. KNIGHTS HAT STORE, 1853 Main 81
Worcester S. g. LEONARD.
Feb o. 1897. diff
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WORCESTER & NASHUA RAIL ROAD

Open from Worcester 10 the Fitchburg R. Road in GrOtOn
AN and after Wednesday, Nov. o. the trims viii! leave
~ follows, a temporary arrangement, until the
whole road is opened from Worcester Nashua, which
will be about the 10Th December, TO wit
Leave Worcester 6, 9 AM, and 30 Pm.
Leave Groton, $40 M, $40 and $40 P NJ.
TIL road connects Groton with the Fichhurg, the
Stony Brook and the Peterborough and Shirley Railroads.
All the trains from Worcester will arrive at Groton in
for the Ftchbug Trains Boston, and the M
and 80 NJ trains in for the Stony Brook Trains
TO Lowell.
The $40 I'M. and 8 40 P NJ trains from Groon, leave
arrival of trains from Boston and from Lowell; and
the $40 M arrives in Worcester in season for the
Norwich and Worcester trains Norwich and n. York,
and the Western Railroad to New York, Springfield, and
ALBANY. The $50 P M. train leaves arrival OF Train
from Boston.
Passengers from Worcester, going West and North on
the Fitchburg Road will wait Groton TIL arrival OF
Train from Boston
FREIGHT TRAINS leave Worcester al A. NJ, and
Groton at $50 PM.
Trains will for the present receive and discharge Pas
sengers in Worcester the Station Lincoln Square
Carriages will be in attendance convey Passengers
Stations of other Roads
WILLIAM A. WHEELER, AGENT
Worcester, Nov 81 1913. dwt
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WORCESTER NTARRT,r vApn=

necT an Temperance House and RaiiyoaJ ~, ma,
W lnose who wish to procure classic Munums.ts oi
anGsh. Or modern designs, would say that HAYS
u,eocueu ~ procuring tho best London and Am.rc,n
puScatons on The subject OF Monuments and Ieal
M1NWppF sged 70 execute 20 order OF the best OF stock
he b.s,aan, ana HEAD STONES ol any design, in
Wosess,., r,.voo II. KlNNIX
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EennnIe Medicine.

DR.. TOwnsends Sarsaparia is sovereign and speedy
cure for iHcipient Consumption Barrenness Proapsus
Uter Falling Of the Womb Costiyeness Piles Leucor
rhea Whites, INSTRUCTED difficult Menstruation,
Incontnence of Urine, involuntary discharge thereof
and for the general prostration of the syse-no mat
ter whether the result inherent produc-
ed by rregulary, illness accident Nothing be
surprising than its nVigoratng effects the hu-
frame. Persons Of all weakness and assitude from
taking become robust and full of energy an
its influence II Immediately counteracs the nerveless
ness of the female Frame which is the great cause of
Barrenness 1t will be expected Of rs, in Of So
delicate nature exhibit certificates Of cures performed
but assure the afflicted that hundreds of
have been reported to US Thousands of cases where
families have been without children AFTER using few bot
ties of this invaluable medicine, have bees blessed with
Ene, healthy offspring
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HUSTON WATER WORKS,
RI C III ARD WEST e. CO.
PLUJM REPS

AHD D&4 Ne Sa IN LEA3 PIPES$HEET LEAD,&c.
w HEkE can always be found compete ,sso,,rn.,
o. FORCE Pumps, Water Closets, Hvdrants Fo',n
M 1ss ana every thins pertaining to Plumbing in all
$4,000 WEST begs leave TO inform the public Thai
nc nan slcteen years experience in his business "a
vIca rIumoer' We have also engaged The service, NJ
we pest workmen In New York. and viii guarantee ss.
iac IN 70 all who favor US with their custom
~ 3o ron me country for Lead Pipe Sheet Lead
- deow werpy
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-12-16

krA V'HE BRICK BUILDING on Linoo,n so,...
E.;iR known as the Worcester Braach Ralroad Ia,
ss~s pot 100 feet by 50-wl be fitted IN 10 accomnoo
ua.e Lesse track will be laid If desired Tor cars 10 run
Also Building situated the Boston and worc..,s,
hnIfead bridge suitable for Machine Shop so by ~
stories high with steam engine and engine house attach
eoand biacksmiths shop near 40 BY IS feet sorje.
n'fn, Win yard room-will be htted 10 suit tenants
immediate Possession given. Inquire III the once NJ
worcester and Nashua Rslread Company. No I4s MAR
Street. df r"'' w. 20 mhih
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-12-16
Liverpool Fine Sast.

ADU size. f'S'o'' fiiieu Liverpool SALT, large
200 oass do do do do do On Ih.
rscn Warraned superior article, received from sh,n
by WIIISR1 'I IN NJ M Mf, AT wholesale only'
Su"o " dWU2 No. Warden RIock