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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-02-02

s:;ss:E:e .:Iet!issSid pal-
alielsp and 9illloatzth efleasls reserve, thar
from letters eceived JaIapa from
zPaeblas on the 31sTinst., twas p6siti9es
Fly known that atreaty or'peace had .oiecn
signed in Mexico. On being toldlhat
itawas strange that this should be The
case, ;assMr. Trisl had not the power 10
sign suchsireaty, he answered that Gen.
Scott had takenitupon his own respon.
sibilfIyto sign the treaty. in consequence
of which the treaty had been sent to
Quore'aro for the appreciation Of the
Mexican Government.
The Free American, putting no faith
in therumor, goes on TO reason OH the
subject as follows:
Itis very strange, indeed, if this be
true, Gen. Scott, ifhe is directed by his
Government not TO sign any treaty,
would certainly not sign one. Hei too
we'll known for his obedience to supe-
ricr orders 10 pu, himself in a position
that his countrymen might not approve !;
lie has. 100 much at heart the friendly
feelings of those whom he serves.
The last annual message Of The Pres
ident assures US that Mr.. Trisl's powers
had been revoked, and that he was re-
called. 1t is true that Mr.. Trist has not
yet left the city of Mexico; but this lie
s.N
may do to await further orders from his
Government relative 10 the propositions
Of peace lats!y made by the Mexican
commissioners, to which he could col
tainIy not have received an answer from
Washington beforethe 1st oftlie present
month.
The Mexicans could no. have been
in such hurry. to make the peace, as
they have always refused the PROPOSE
lions made by our, envoy, and we are
certain that Gen. Scott is not 50 anxious
for if.as 10 grasp al the FIRST shadow OF
an opportunity.
We wish 10 receive the news Of peace
from better source before we give
credit to it.
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NJ Thetollowlng gentlemen are announced
by theirfriends as candidates for the Office Of
Tax Collector, at the ensuing election:
Col JOHN QUATTLEBUM,
B GEoRGEfJ.; SHEPPARD,
EDMUND MORRIS.
SAMPSON B, MAYS,
Mai s. C. SCOTT,
LEVI r.. WILSON
JAMES SPANN.
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Ffons The Charleston Courier. 25tA inst.
HONORS TO THE DEAD.

Arrangement have been made TO pay
due honors to the remains of the MEM
bers-oi the Palmetto Regiment that ar.
rived here on Sunday, from New Or
leans, mentioned in yesterdays paper,
and also To. whose ofSergt. w. Brooks,
.ofthe Edgefeld Company. which reach
ed here yesterdayin barque Waiter, also
from New. Orleans.
! BY "a Brigade Order, which appears
in another column, the Washington Ar>
tillery, Hish Volunteers, Cadet Rife
men and Washington Light Infantry,
afedelailed as an escort TO receive the
bodies, and convey them 10 the Rail
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apenp1naoe s. 9, naBn gA5Aa aaas,

Road D Depot, on Wednesday afternoon
next. The militia dlhcers notion duty,
are invited 5odoinias lie procession, and
we trust that thers ssIl be a very gene,
raj allendances s. &. y
Lieut.. W1liaas,s d SBarnwell was a
member Of 3tla sshic sF paternity, and
we understand flatIl ibs ceremonies of
the order ffofned over 5shis re-
mains at the Masonic IIaIl, and that his
Masonic brntIifs sn VIII lake upon ihem-
Eselyesa,1l1e1. c9nYe ying them to
Barnweils :.
The MAY lsl city called a meet.
ing OF g51aei esday evening, for
the purpose of o e6as6I ling with;regardSto
the propefs7s ssdsuiSs st6; he taseh.to pay
respect tosth Of these patriotic
citizen sold sstS sealed their dovo>
,ion 70 $. g isIsg saaIltl she sacrifice of
On ft Ga assemlll}I ias of Gonncll, the
Mayor stated abjsc sct futS which he
had called {, when Alder.
man Nar,li 81 assd lowing Pream-
Bile and dResol u g b which, were adopts
Tie eulaln Of the gallant
nelnbe 81 Regiment have
Iteen btpngg scenes Of their
glorys 10 ,dse i 81 peace in the quiet
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.l-lFs.s
I'm nlediaf fel ln0yed
Santa ss, 81 he M le
tsssaisai
ma kss men a4o1d
we're siissfse seha4g $by
he d rifdsmen, al and without attempting TO
stand and resist, they scattered, keeps
ing up a random and destructive FIRE
upon Lieut.. Walkers little party ol
thirty men, who, finding it impossible 10
forward TO the alyance, sent a messen>
ger oahisc stating nearly as above.
Subsequent messengers, Two or three OF
whom are men Of the company, and
who were in the fight, state that Ruff's
company had been surrounded and near
iy every man cut of; that Lieut.. Wal.
!ker had been killed, and thai some sixty
mules had been driven off by the guer-
'ri!las.
Another, who left still later, contra
'dic,s the death oI Lieut.. Walker, but
states clearly and positively thai he Was
ordered in by Lieut.. w. to reportto
Gen. Twiggs--lhat The lieutenant had
posted tie company, or what remained
of them IN lavine, from Which they
continued 10 keep up most destructive
|: FIRE upon the Mexican lancers. A cons
pany of lst Dragons, Lieut.. GARDENERS,
has been sent soul, and also mounted
company of Louisiana Volunteers.
We await in painful suspense further
information, but are inclined to think
that, though attacked by ten times their
numbers, no serious loss has occurred,
either of property or lives. We dis.
credit entirely the: death Of Lieut.. Wal.
ker, and give the whole statement mere
" as ,umor. 1t is singular fact, lha,
Ruff's company Of rihrmen, though ac-
lively engaged in all the battles Of the
valley, and all kinds Of duty, have no!
vet, in any one instance, made a march
Of over len miles without getting under
the FIRE of the enemy.
H. Seusn o'clock, p. IA few soldiers
just. arrived from Santa Fe with des>
patches to Gen. Twiggs. Some Of them
report that an engagement had taken
place between the guefriIlas and Lieur.
Walker, in which the former los, some
twenty FIVE men, and the latter: five men
filled and wounded. z,s, ,..,...-.s...a.
The guerrllIas have been defeated ;
but it is thought by OUT, intormant thai "a
few pack mules have been carried off.
Lieut.. Walker is now on his way to
the National Bridge, together with the
reinforcement sent 10 him by the Gov
ernor. We hope tina, they may oyertake
the robbers and chastise them.
.Grea, Credits due to Gen. Twiggs
for his prom3,ness in sending;lhe rein
-forcement. :Fhe report Of the danger
in which, Lieut.. Walker was in, had
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THE OLD MAIDS THERM0M,

4gs.
Is. Anxious coming out, and the at
tentiens for the other sex.
l6. Begiasto have some idea Of ihe tens
der passion. -
II. Talks ofthe love Of the cottage, and
disinterested affection.
.1S.. Fancies herself in love with some
handsome manSwho has fiattercd
her.
I9. Is little mo-; Seat on account
of being no ----~-
20. Commence
81. Still more
fractions (. T77'-'".--
,esla Iise e. :sEs ,:s .s2
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With G om.!|
litnr 81; the 4ih.I
ila6lie afI igenentsi
IIs5iI lIar lloao 8 8 IS Ios the
& sol diers e. which
- Z = khsn.j
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%Sogs y VI
2nlaTried State. ~ sslsaj,s
80, Raihertearful of being called@an
"Old: Maid!'' ssss:,s
81, An:addilional love Of dress.S SIS.
80. Processes 10 dislike balls, finds il
difficult TO get good partners
35. Wonders how men can leave the
society Of sensible. women--to }fiih
with chils.
34.aAHecls good humor in her conver-
..eigssation wi,tl men. s
IS. Jealous of lhe praises of women. l
Sc. Quarrels with her friend who is late.
ly married. s.asze;
81. Thinks herself sighted in society.
S5. likes to talk of her acqusintances
# who are married unfm tunateiy.
80. liI-nature increases.
40. Very mcddling and of1cious.
Al. Ifich as dernier resort, makes
Y love 10 young man soithoat for-
iTE tune.
AZ. Notsucceeding, rails against mans
= kind. .i.:.ts.l.
4S.aPalliality for cards and scandal
commences.
"a. Severe against the Manners of The
age. IS
IS. Strong p,ediIec,ion for a Clergyman.
46. 5Enragcd al his deseriion.
AZ Becomes despondlng, and takes
sniff: .esss
4S. Turns all sensibi'i,y to cats and
dogs.
40. Adopts dependant relatioaio at.
tend upon her feline and. canine
nursery. -
SO. Becomes disgusted with the world,
- and vents all her i'll humor{ ::on her
unfortunate relation. l.ss-.s
Shoekmg.-They are numbering their
children IN England in order to getsfun-
eraf lees from the burial club. The chill
drens' lives are first insured for. few
sbillings, and they then are burked =
This seems too horrible for belief, but
the English papers give il as fact.
AT The last assises at York a father
wasstried fof the murder Of hrs child, Oh
whose death the father expected 10 re.
ceive SOS. from burialsclub. IT was
proved that the father had said that he
had aDoiher child who would bring him
Sos, and two others whe would bring
him G5 piece. At Lincoln q won,an n
had been Tried for the murder of three
other chifdrens and it was impossible
tozassign any other motive for the crime
tl,anthe desire to appropriate the money
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:auin intoY,s
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.sn.:Ats..I! atiiil. q IA ,,::tsfs,f,yt
advance ppt1p 81 f.aisiu; as.
s..s.:! :.sx ts0i!stgr wi,In snft5atT
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an and after Monday, July "a, l848, PASSENGER
~ TRAINS will run in connection with Trains upon the
Fitchburg Rail Road, to Boston, follows:
Leave Clihtonvile at g. 20 Am, 05 M and 05 p M
lntersectng at Groton with Trains from Fitchburg to
Boston at 705 AM, $40 A NJ and 40 P. NJ or on the
arrival of said Trains.
ReturningIeave GrotDn for Clintonvile at 8.27 M
Pm and Is P NJ The arrival Trains upon the
Fitchburg Railroad, which leave Boston AM, IL NJ.
and Sc PM.
The above T. aims will also connect at Groton with
Trains upon the Stoney Brook Rail Road for LOWELL.
A STAGE will leave Worcester for ClintonvilIe and
Lowell al 645 M. and 130 P NJ, and Clinton.
vile in season for the Trans which leave Clinonve
sos NJ and 4o5 P. NJ and Croton $40 AL and 40
I'm, over the Stoney Brook Rail Road TO Lcwe arriy-
ing in Lowell at 1925 A, NJ. and 5 IS
Returning-Leave Lowell for Groton at 7.40 A NJ and
LIS PM and arrive in Groton in for the Trains
for Cintonvie and Worcester, which leave Groton az
S27 A. NJ and P. NJ arriving in Worcester at Ii A. NJ,
and PM.
The Trains which leave Clintonviie at O5 A. NJ, and
Lowell at Is M, connect with Trains upon the Lowell
snd Lawrence and Boston and Maine Rail Roads,
sorming communication between Portland and Wcrces-
ter New York aud the West by way The Norwich and
Worcester and Yves Railroads
Fare from Worcester to LotUeH, s 25.
stage Will run from Sterling to the village Of New
Boston in Lancaster with passengers the Train which
leaves Ciinonve al 90 AM returning after the arrival
OF the last train from Boston and Groton
The above trains Groton with trains upon
he Petebofo' and Shirley Railroad with the Vermont
and Mass and Cheshire Railroads by way the Fitch
ourg- Railroad. w. A. WHEELER
Worcester, July 20. dwtf Agent
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WESTERN RAIL ROAD.
FALL ARRANGEMENT.
f1x

AI1IL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Commencing Friday, Sept ], 1913,
PASSENGER TRAINS will run daily, Sundays except
ed as follows =
Boston, IA. NJ, sA. NJ, and4rM
Worcester, 81 A. M, 10 A. M and 5 so T. M
Albany. 7 A. M, and % NJ
Springfield, 81 AM. AMI Ii P NJ. fer Albany.
Springfield 81 A. M, u and q P. M, Tor tbs arrival
OF me train from New York; 70, Worcester and Boston,
DAY LINE TO NEW YORK-via Spring field
The Steamboat train leaving Boston a AM and Wor
cester at 81 AM will stop Way Stations unless to
take passengers for Springfield beyondPassengers pro-
seed directly by way of Hartford and New Haven and
srrlve in New York by P. NJ
Returning leaves New York at A. M. and arrives al
Worcester at P. NJ
FOR ALBANY AND TROY,
Leave Boston at A. M, Worcester 10 A. M and arrive
at Albany al ST P.M-or leave Bson at M, Worcester
at 50 M, lodge in Springfield; leave 81 morning
and arrive in Albany al II P M.
The trains for Trey leave the arrival of the trains
3 Gfeenbush.
The trains for Buffalo leave Albany at u A. NJ IL pm
The trains Of the Pts6eld and North Adams Rail Road
at PittsfeId.
The Housatonc Rail Road connects at the State line
The trains for Northampton and Greenfield connect al
Springfield and passengers proceed by Stage to BRITTLE.
boro' Windsor Bellows Falls Hanover, HaverhiIl, &C.
Stages run from Charlton to Southbridge from West
Brookfeld to Ware Enfield, New Branree and Hardwjcb
from Palmer to Three Rivers, Bechertown, Amherst
Ware and Monsoa. HENRY GRAY
Agent Western Railroad
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TeSGiRYns,snt;aeS.

VIE most positive md respectable, frequently re-
TpRATITE. w NHT'
Many whose hair Is seant testify to its stimulating TIE
others whose har falls or and who are iroutsd Win
DahafnH TESTIFY 10 Is lnyosratlhg ard cleansing QUALITIES
Apnrt from these Recommend ti0ns II is t0jnd to Ia
uns1rpaased for impnriine to The hair a O0
DARK, GLOSSY, SiLKEN. ApPEARANCr
that is beaut ul, and universally adunred
~ ~ aiso communicating tut S. per bottle
ia, 20l Main ST., Worcester dwsm-Sep, - te,o
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pAG'gsWYSS
AmertcGn and Foreign Office, ana yagencg of thu
q. S. Pafent O64cs WqShmxton
No. ~ State street, - SSOStpu


no. ~ State street, - Boston,
EfHE subscriber, by appointment from the Commissions
er OF Patents, is agent OF the H. s. Patent office fo; re-
ceVihS ana forwarding To the MODELS specimens or
manufactures to be patented deposited tFeln which
VIII be sent free Of eTpease rsk vith espa CHI
lie prepare Caveats Specifications As-gul nens and all
the necessary Papers and DRAWINGS maize researches
into American and foreign works to te- VALIDITY OF inyen.
ttons, and render advice legal and scientific latter.
respecting the same. Patents in Euyope and
other countries.
BY application at this office, investors are saved the
ime ana cost OF journey WashIngto and DELAY there
a wei Ms an personal trouble IN obtaining their patents
AheN also have the ADVANTAGE UcYbqiv eXparInr their
INVENTIONS ana OF consulting H respttt matters
IN general 81 paramount aaFortanCe in 10 obtain
correct SPECIFICATIONS and CLAIMS The experience of ei
tesn years practlce ali extensive collection At rare works
decisphs &C, on mechahical subjects me Patent Laws
ana patents OF different countries Collected ri pucn
peRse during the long time this Office ha- bee established
together with accounts here KEEP Invention aented
at washington, enable the subscriber afford ~
desirous Of procuring Patents assistance ana ION
which IN Other respects might he Iffcu of ainnmonT
r. Ii. EDDY. Ctuaf Engineer
Boston, Sept l, l84a. 4r,iS go
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THERE Is A NUMEROUS CLASS m A,,MeNm,
whlcf readily give way to the purifying and tonic
= !. JoHhS' lTALIAv CHEMICAL So1P.
adhptea TO MI diseases OF the XXI such ~ Tan y
~ murpnew' ~ sches Scaryey, Erysipelas Sail hhsnn
oarosfs lien, DC &c. Those who desire -'1"'
CLEAR, HEALTHY CuMPExIoN
wou'n 90 well - give this admirable Prruarat,on ,,,
~ cost but Is for large cake Ba sure to ash a.
~, 90l Main s., Worpsssev dwsm Seal "a saas -
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Cotton llachinerv Far Sale.

ID ECENTLY used in the cture of No 80 Prjntins
IL Clohe, and good running order conss,ing nj
Picker, Wilton d sons muke-20 Caris-s Brenksrs-
II Finishers.-l Douber-l Drawing Frame-2 Taunton
rpeeaes, ~ heads each rs Spinning Frames 1910 live
sp3ndes2 pair Mules, Of 4S6 and OF IL spipde
Warper- Dressers-6 I.eems-l Cylinder and DuIe
"fners WIN HI other articles used In Cotton Mills
alLAs DiNsMoRE, 80 Main Worcester For iurther par
"cHshrs inquire OF d. HOLBROOK, HoLisa
- % d0taw wtf52
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PHELPS COMPOUND
n o w A r. q PEE.

'HE Vegetable Remedy Diseases ari inn from, I'm
Purlties 1.-THE bfood, Dyspetsia ooroJ4Ia ana an
CATOnc Diseases Also, Il -uh.i.ne Tor csJnr,sI or '
ua.nar ie IN FeceTs am all Bous Ag cOns they have
~ sai 10 curing Bilious Discusses ~ s psia Liver Cor
sfran Aaumatism, iieaII~burn Acd Slonach Pnlpatns
Loss oi Appetite, COstiVeneBs, Crc Sci and be,no NIL
IN Ineir Operation, without pro ueng el,uy thsv 80
perfectly safe for those debitlie1 and Ieeble
ions AZ general Family Medicine, they are anequnljeJ
"ess "pPncaDIe and safe Tor the youns and the dyed
FOR sale wholesale and Retail by j. CROFT In
Wo,cetter, sept % 80 OK.
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b JsTON y WORCESTER Rail ROAD.
Winter Advancement commencing Get is.

Winter Arrangement commencing Oct is.
THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS.
Leave Forester al 81, 81, 10S Il. NJ, 40 P. m.
Passengers will leave Mittburg at ST NJ. and 81
Passengers will leave Milford at 10 minutes before
and P. M.
Leave BoST0F at & 4.M, u NJ 24 465, PM
The train will stop only take passengers az
Way Stations for NeO York.
The AM train mill land of FraminghFm.
sAs train will of birmingham except
take Wesern Railroad passengers at Brighton
Thursday.
The p NJ. train is the New York Steamboat Train tn
Norwich, heretofore without stops excep, at
FrGmiHghani.
Passengers for Wibury, for Hoston and Milford, will
take the Am and FL traus. Passengers for the
Norwich Railroad will take the and u trains.
B. The A NJ. and P. trains take passengers at
Boston for New York, via New Haven
BrookIine Special Trains.
Leave Brooklne ana ST. and l04 NJ. q II 81 & 81 PM
Leave Boston st d 10 and l24 24 AZ g. d. 0t
Mention Special Trgins.
Leave Lower Falls at g. and 81 AN, q Il and PE
Leave Boston at u AM, l2t, So ana
SdrentSHe Special Trans.
cave Saxeuvlle at Am. and Pm.
Leave Boston at IN and 81 PM
Boston, Oct. is, ls4s. If WIN. PARKER Sup't.
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w LIZ you sun be without delicious set orwh,e nea,
~ TEETH, and sweet iraarant Bteuh yha,
yVu gan nave hem boz by u,uing o. hok Of J1INE1S
AmbEh TOOTH PASTE. II wbiltns the Teeth bard
emo. sne uums ewee,ens tho Breath aud is without en-
% .ne mesl beautiful ana ec"nonica Denirce ever
sept. IL 1919 80 uo.CeSs@'
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THROUGH TRAINS

Leave Worcester at 6 AN. and 345 PM
Leave Providence at :. so AM SIS PM
II Passenger Station, Worcester in Green Street Deno.
DO do Providence, in z. Wing Of Passenger Depot
FREIGHT TRAIN, with Passenger Car attached leaves
Worcester for Uxbrdge where connects with Speca
Train for Providence nj H39 Am from Green street
UXBRIDGE SPECIAL TRAINS.
Leave Uxbrdge for Providence at 6.45 Am. d. Il5PM
Leave Providence for Uxbridge at H. IS M and M
The Special Train from Uxbrdge, and the Passenger
Gar from Worcester connected with the Freight Train
will NOT be discontinued upon October 2sh previous
y advertised.
The through Trains at MIville with coaches
fGr Saersvfe. AT Whitins with coaches for East Doug
las AID Whihnsve At Farnums with coaches for Graf
ton centre and E. Village At Uxbrdge with coaches
!er Milford and Mendon. AT Worcester with trains Of the
Western Railroad and Norwich and Worcester Railroad
The 6a5 Am. train from Uxldge connects Mt Payquck
ct with trains of the Boston and Providence Railroad for
Boston and the PM train from Providence connects
at Pawtucket with train from Boston.
The 345 ?. NJ Train from Worcester connects at Prov
dencc with Boston and New York Steamboat Trains
ISAAC HINCKLEY Snp't
ProVdence, Oct z 1885, dwtf
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JOnes's Spanish LiIy WI,;,o-

"~~D = 1WaAHHhsAa lilly w Eh11N.
'he best Pfepa'dton iof npdrling 10 the ssL;n n
natural heaAhy, clear, living whiic Al Inc ss,.e
time making II soft and smooth " wy '"''io
Or James Andcssoa Practical Chemist az Massa.h,
says "Aher anal. 1ins Joness suanish Iuv Wsa,o
nno possesses she most beautiful and natural ami NJ
se .ns nnoeeni white ever certainly can
quire beaulitying. os0 eA'h5 re-
lrice 70 cents y box For sae BY J. CIRCUIT in 90,
---"-. -, !. 5000. dwSn--se2t 49, 1913.
X iNu Wohm, SALT RHEuM, sChRvY ERYsIpR
~ ~" .nemea soap when every kind ol remedy tailed
Ma :. cures pmpes ireckes and the u knsv
Ser IL le4a V"''' a.s.
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G. A r M II III T s
NEW STORE.
(Warden BlOGRk,) No. "A Front Sd,


THE subscriber having recently opeped a New St,ra
L No A Front Street, with fresh STOCK Of
FAMILY GROCERIES,
is now prepared furnish The Citizens with every aref,
at the lowest wholesale prices, by The qHaAuty at retail
for cash.
All kinds OF TEAS, SUGARS, SPICES, MoLASSES
&C., ered the very lowest price winch can he ~
orded and will be warranted give satislacto or he
goods may be returned
BUTTER, CHEESE and LARD, in large and small
packages constantly on hand Also,
BEEF, FORK, HAMS,
Macterei, Salmon, Goldfish and Herring, by the single
poCnd or quantity, Of excellent quality.
FLOUR and MEAL, at market prices
Dried 4ppies, Potatoes Oran2es Lemons Raistns
Syrups, ketchnps and Pickles, and general assortment
o! goods usually obtained IN such Stores he cheagest
Dosh prices.
Citizens and strangers invited egamipe the stock
ana prices GOODS delivered IN a. parts OF the city OF
expense, by ANDREWS
Worcester, March 81. dwu a Front St
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Notice to Manufacturers.

WOLIC6 10 WanutaCturers,
suoscrihers are Agents tor the sale OF REEDS and
a HARNESSES OF superior manufacture ana are cons
Huen. ere ~ hoehns which reach their Reeds ami
niarnosses IN manufacture and finish. sarnnes M an
noeds can ne examined, and the vubscrbess are
~ Ii ~. oFuefs on favorable terms. Manuiactnrers
ara invited to examine their Reeds
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The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-11-11
For sale.

TN the pleasant village iGraon fine story dwell
Ling onse and grounds sunte opposite the residence
the Hon. Samuel Wood Possession given Immediate
money ifdesired.
For further particulars En- ure of the Hon. Samuel
Wood, of Grafton, at the City Furniture Rooms of
Messrs. w. & II. Baker, No 2S6 Main ST., Worcester
A. $. HEYWARD.
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Wanted Vmepppesg5ntaEy.

TWO good Journeymen WheelwrighIs to whomo iber
al wages and constant employment will be given.
Enquire of ID. II. WHEELER.
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