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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-22
AND FANCY GOODS.

MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS.
MRS McOLUsKEY.
- FASHIONABLE MiLINER AND sNG5A
- DRESS N tx r, EA&4p
A. - tg0R. CIRCUS AND 6RAVIER SITS, N. o. tsTAskS
S1s2agN Iaytlus, Legh0raS, PEnGfaGs and ~zSAS@
ral7s Cleaned led ami altered 10 the present fashion
N E-The above will be executed in the most tashona.
bic style and on the most reasonable terms apl4 On
MRS. INGRAM,
- FASHIONABLE MIILiNER, a
tssS5se TascGH and StrG55 Hat Manufacturer, -
kssSr No. t73 Camp street, New Orleans, kazff
S=@aL>N Tuscan, Straw and NeapOiitan Hiss
cleaned and altered 10 a superior style. mhZO ~
~ Country orders vii! be punctualy attended TO-
SPRING GOODS.
~, MRS. BANISTER'S MILLINERY GBdZf8
a5.sE3 F.1ECY STORE, No, 90 Royal street. "a
E5 cOraCr VI BisHUle Str6st-Just received from A
%S& Paris, by direct mportatiCn-SPRlNG AND -
FANCY GOODS-cO1ssing OF Bonnets Ribbons Flow
Rich Silks Baeges, Fine Muslns Tissues, Fans, Par
asJls, etc. etc.
az Muiners supplied Extra Fine Stock mh21 6m
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-22

RoERERY.-A Tennessee trader named Stewart
was knocked from his horse. stabbed and then
robbed on the 2Sth ult., near Marion, Ala. Three
men were concerned in the robbery. They have
not yet been apprehended.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-22

EoGBING UNCLE SAM.-James Williams was
yesterday arrested, at the request of DIR. A. c.
Wabcman, Of the Quartermaster's Department. in
his city, on the charge Of having stolen s. from
that Department 1t was mkind, James, TO rob
poor old Uncle SAM for Heaven knows, his pockets
are neeced daily, and unless he buttons them up
very tightly, they will, ere long, become as empty
shladders. James was Gagged.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-22

ACCIDENT.-Three meh Were severely wounded
at Camp Washington, near Cincinnati, on the 18th,
by the premature discharge OF a cannon. Two of
the sufferers are not expected to survive.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-01-27
CoAQuERlNG A PEACE.
NJ 7. ;. ARTHuR.

lie shall DO IT,"
L" Bun he SAYS lie won't"
"l'il show him trick worth two Of
lhai--sse IL | dnn'r"
Il told him Just what yon said. and he
replied quite anerily. that he wonld do no
such thing. That il yon expected 10 get
anything of him by that kind OF blusier-
ing you sas mistaken"
!" Did he say thai"
..l IS. he did"
.very well! I'll show him that he's
mistaken in his msn. never did allow
any one 10 do just as he pleased with me,
and never will. Right is right, aud Ill
stand up 10 il while have breath in my
body. I'll spend tue las, dollar I've got,
hrlore I'll suffer msn like him 10 do me
AN injury aud then insult me when | ask
for reparaiion.'
"lIr says there are two sides 10 this
question"
Indeed So there are. A RICH, side
and \ wIo' side. AMI before he's done
with tire matter. he'll ind out n ho stands
on the wrong side: and that I" his cost.
Talk 10 me shuut bluster, indeed! Ill
show him something like buster before
we've done"
And thus Mr.. Ahsalom Pendergrast flu
med away because pair of oxen belong
ing tn his rrighhor, Thomas Peters, had
broken into his cornhrld. just as the green
blades were a foot high, and spent the
night there DONG no small injury 10 the
Young crop. Most men would say that
he had cause for his loss Of temper, espe-
crally as Peters very cooIly refused To pay
the damages AS assessed by Pendergrast
Bat let us define clearly the position oI
The two hellIgerants.
The fence around Mr.. Pendergras,'s field
was certainly not in the very hest condi'
ton in the world; and as soon as Peters
learned his oxen had been making depre.
datons on his neighbours Young corn, he
a, once assumed lha! they must have EN-
tered through some broken panel. Still
he felt grieved at what had occurred: anc
was about stating 10 see his neighbor
when he was surprised by the reception
of bill after this tenor:
Thomas Peters,
To A. Fendergrast. Dr..
For damage done by oxen in corn field. $40 OF
mir. Pendcrgrasi cannot, certainly, b'
in earnest in sending me this bill" th'
surprised farmer said 10 the messenge
who brought it.
"Ies, sir, he is in earnest"
Every we'll! do you tell Mr.. Fender
Cras,, for me. that am very much aston
ished at his ever dreaming ! would pa,
such bill. Tell hun, that say II h
, wishes 10 grow corn, lie must keep goo
fences"
The messenger departed. and gave th
: reply of Peters in even warmer an
more offensive manner than II was u,te'
ed. OF course, PendcrgIast fired up
this insulting language, aud sent back IN
! bln, with a threat of consequences, 1t til
offending neighbor did not immedlalel
. como 20 tcrns. Peters had grown no COO
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cal lie ailrsi.iaat ~ 49, inrilds and me Petfie
esnsraAs. Among them ara the fol wing. VIZ
Assorted CANDIES. assort-l NUTS. chssss.
Nulmegs. Cnnanls. llaisins. Pa. Dsles. LsmoAs,
Pplrs. Grapss. &e.
Segsrs. Tolsarro. snuG. and Pipes
Bssket.. assorted; Soap. assorted. and sha-
wig cfssm. Toys. 0piics, Fancy and Work
BoIes. 81 81 kinds and prices improved Pink
saUrenn.
Preserved Ginger. Cocoa Nuts. Lemon syrup.
Pehumsies. &c ~ kinda Mafbles, assOlled, and
lnlia-rubl,rr States.
Essences II very superior quality, wa: Paul
dsvsre Il Co.'s Concentrated Extracts Of Rallis.
Mace. Almonds. CAYENNE. clssrs. Thyme. &c.
Scoich Herring. Backing. Candies. Jsyne's
liar Toi ic, &c.
she has the pleasure Of stating that san'a
cllus, on hi lat annual visit. sIpres-cd his en-
Tire Appreciation II her good things. aud Carried
Of q large qaantiiy Coz his favorios among the
ehihlrrn.
January l. IL
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~ ,c!sssassSs


BITTERNESS.
~ NARy X. THORPE.
On. earsh hath many hidden fs@as,
where sparkling siresmlrls h0~;
And mans a scored mine. whose Depths
Viii rspsi jewels gIos:
And many : Mid and fairy sleep.
Where 90, hath never been;
And many = cavern, dresi and deep.
No mortal eye hath sen.
Naiuae hath siseHto fni.e gaze.
Her hFosd msaeriops books
YET hath i many q ~ond'rous page,
On which ~e may no, look.
And thus the heart, the human heart,
That lisies, breathing Tyre.
Wakes many wild and thrilling pari,
From many NieWless wire;
Streams dim and deep. and fslhomless.
Gush from that unseen spring.
Whose dark. inPetuOus current rolls.
A fearless. noiseles. think.
Oh. who shall scsle the sionn-rent height,
The heart must hrsve slone.
Who scan tie depths Of tia, abyss,
That mu.l be trod BY one.
We read men's hearts, the eye. the ehoek.
Have language Of thsis own,
Tha, from the bOsom'a f1llness speaks
ia clear and startling tone;
The h'on loves gentle signci wears,
And JOYS own impress CLEANS
Ia the sich tile that onward bears
I.ife's thousand crimson streams.
Aut oh. the hearts deep bitterness
Ano,her may not know;
No voice hath Nature given 70 break
The specchlsssness Of wo.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-05-27
INTERESTING TO WOOL. GROWERS.
PROM THE VERMONT PATRIOT.

LOWELL, (MAss FEB. 10, 1913.
Mr. DEAR SIR Your very kind and interesting favor Of
the 9Th ult duly to hand, and should if practicable,
have received earlier reply The business Of wool grow
ing in this country destined be Of immense importance;
and firm in the belief that within twenty-five years
shall produce greater quantity Of wool than any other
nation.
You ask, Is the present home demand supplied " There
is not enough annually raised in the country by 000 900
pounds to meet the demand Of the manufactures.
You ask "Whst countries export wool to 7" &c.
This country will export wool regularly for fifteen years.
Tor the that the consumption will increase rapidly
the production can point out articles made Of wool now
imported which win require thirty millions Of pounds Of
medium and fine quality TO supply the consumption
The business Of manufacturing wool in this country on
better basis than BEFORE nasmnch ashe character skill
and capital engaged in such that foreign competition
deed. very few years. and all articles Of wool used here
wibe ofhome manufacture.
Now beg Of you keep the woogrowcrs steady the
mark Let them aim excel in the blood and condition Of
their aocks, and day far distant when they will be
amply remunerasd. shah always have great pleasure in
hearing from you, and remain yours. most truly.
SAM. LAWRENCE.
HEsRr 5. R,sDaLL. Esq., Cortland, New York.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-05-27

Usss TINE SusrIowER.-Ths subject being presented
at late meeting OF the Farmers Club OF New York, elected
statements Of which the following is The Substance:
The oil Of the plant II properly cultivated and prepared,
will answer Tor IL d. ma, take the place Of all Others put
geher great desdcraum is its Tor lamps II burns
long, gives as clear or even brilliant light than any
other, exhsles ageeabe unhealthy odo apparent
smoke cooperating from the wcks and consequently leaves
none Of those dark dsghy sooy features attendant upon
even our finest oils in use.
The yield Of the oil is large In 1910 Mr.. VIM. Woodob-
tanned twenyseven gallons Of good oil from nineteen bushels
Of sunfowcr used without hyIng, with hydraulic press
lie also made two and half gallons Of oil from and half
bushels Of common pumpkin seeds All this manufscur
ed IN the usual way Of nanasng arseed except hat the
crushed SEED subjected much heat in
ing cylinder before pressed IL is said that from thin
forty pounds Of oil can be extracted from one hundred rounds
Of seed
As food for cattle the sunnower excellent, especial
y when ground with mixture Of grain. Fowls
ganty fond Of the seed and the oil has been used with much
success for foundeed horses applied both externally and In
teinally.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-05-27

In the United States District Court Saturday John
WYE master of the ship wenham and Edward Bill master
of the ship Eliza Caroline, arrested on charge OF vo
ang the Law Of Congrcss regulating the number OF passen-
gers by bringing than the number allowed ny the law
They we're held 70 bail in the sum Of $4,000 each.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-05-27

The trial at Rochester Of Dr. John A. Salisbury for coun-
erfeiting has resulted in verdict Of guilty sganst him Pre-
vious TO being charged with the crime he bore unbsembed
character, and much respected by the citizens among
whom he lived
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-04-04
I\NALU ABLE FAMILY COMpAN
ION

~ Lectures on causes, Prevention and
''cnro of Cpnsumpuou.Aslhma, Disease. n
Tie Heat, and all Female Disease. ..I
pages - ongrayings Pap 30 cts. baul.
- 49,. MAJ. 70 any pari--poslage o ! c',.
Shoulder Braces and Chest EIpan cts,
- MAJ no any part, 30 Cts. postage lr
tu3 TUBES. SILVER, IS, by mai. .eltcrr.,-
nge Abdominal Supppuers. pcr'oC, -
!" $40 Tor all kuptures, Falling tie Bow
els and Womb, aod Weak Bscs and Car-'.
sen, . tIpfess evetyvheis Tor Bpcc,
or Nopp"ners, OF Rupture Suppouefs, .l,e
height from head to foot, and cifcumlcreGos
OF person next Tie surface, Just above ITO
h'rs II kuplule, meullon which side. A
gents wanted for The sa.c of the above goods
A'dtrss DR.. :. > FITCH 7o7 Bros4way,
Ne" Aofk, pnst paid
To-. e. les INV
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-04-04
JONES BALI. a POOR
I23 Washington Street. boston,
WATCHES JEWElRY, MILITARY
G0OOS. &C.

ii ! ! Ir''.,ep ny recent arrival nom
',,,, ",', ''', =, I''g' ana eH
as '.'''.'.'' " ,''' l"'"W'ng uesc'oed
'" ',' my ''"e' s'nos 100 numerous
,I.,,a.,,a ,,.l. W." w I,'''s,N ''f ne'f
"''' '"' '''lW'lhg lh' greatest
t''''S W. ',,,,',' 10 oe 'oNn' IA me CITY, u"
49,, ''' ''''""'" ~ VIC N'1'e'A are INV.
G.,l..l ,..,...
'',' '"' ',,'e' ""''"eN. OF lever Itp-
, .'' .'' ii"',Io''a'' ana eigc ESCAPE
,'''ht'''' makers 10 Liverpool, London and
""'' i" suisse
oa,.o H"seN 'i,,'' ana Irony clocks
' r.II .L.hs ana I'gl''ay ! 'm'pleoes
'"" J'"e'fy OF all descriptions pins
g,, c1,,c. o',J ' ,'l , LAPS goa beads
''''' '"'ns P"'d a"i sI'er pencils. spec.
-. ~, ley ,,g,Fle tIa',F'' poId pens lock
VS. wan general assortment u'goId, si-
',a H.. any -''''.
49,. 1870. IT, n., '',N''. ''n'.'''ch'cas'ors,
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-04-04
DIR. u T.. Pccry's
Ncrmifugc or Dead Shot,
FOR WORMS.

4 Highly I'al"dbic Preparation, cdpabIc
from the promptitude Of us action o'
clearing the system in terr hours Of
crcry Worm.
~ II f. origin, dcvclnpement, and support
b of worms IN the human eystem, are lo
be attributed TO n dcpraved and dcbh'alci
condition Of the stomach and bowels 1t lc-
gtstlon is unlnpalred, ahu Fht pllGre The d.
ers OF toe system in a healthy state, they San
find no habitation. This preparation has he
peculiar advantage OF not only destroying
eyefy :, 'rm, but also OF producing a healthy
action Of the stomach ,nd other organs Of o..
gesiIon, thereby relieving many complaints
arising from arrangement Of the digestive
organs
The following is an extract OF a letter I'd.
dressed to \ -. q ID. Sands from the agent
nj Derby Line
Derby Line, Vt May :, letr
Geulemcn-l received the box Of "D,lj
Sho:" Nermiluge about fifteen days SINCE,
aud have only few dozen left on hand WHICH
will be gone IN less than ten days. II seems
10 do the work to the perfect satisfaction Of
all who use II. hear some great ncCogr.s
Of II, where II had produced the expulsion 'l
from | ) OF 20 TO ll5 worms from one pcts D.
and nearly the same number from some
children. OF course YOU viii think worn.
one Of the prevailing diseases in Canada ani
Vermont. Please send M another supiy
as soon as Convenient. Respectfully,
T. &. BUTLER
PrIce % cents. Prepared by Dr. +. II
Peery, anI sold wholesale and retail byA
Is. y. Sands, Druggists, 100 Fulton 81.
corner Of William, New York Sold sis,
by Luther Daniels, Rutland, f. J. B.s
& Co. lirandon. and 10y Druggists genera,
throughout the United States. so
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-04-04

f'"liiNs ANS r-rn.,t,
u % g. ROBr."-
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-04-04

RI rER ron ls4s ...
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-04-04

4 Hghh I'dludJlc Preparation, cdpablc
from the promptitude Of IT'S action Of
clearing the system in a fer hours Of
crcrU Worm.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-11-09

ON and after Monday. July 81, le4s, PASSENGER
CTRAlNS will run in connection with Trains upon the
Fitchhurg Rail Rosd, TO Boston. as follows:
Leave CliEtonve at 6 90 NJ g 05 Am. and 4 05 NJ
intersecting Groon with Trains from FtChburg
Boston al 705 AM. $40 A NJ. and 40 P. NJ the
arrival Of said Trains.
Returaiag-teaye Groton for Cntonve at SGT A. NJ
Bpm and Is P. M the arrival of Trains upon the
Fitchbprg Railroad which leave Boston at AM, IL NJ.
and A. Sc PM.
The above T aims will also connect Groton with
Trains the Stoney Brook Rail Road tor LOWELL.
STAGE will leave Worcester tor Clntnnville and
Lowell 6.45 AM and 100 P. NJ, and arrive Clinton
vile in TOR the Trans which leave Cntonvile
sos NJ. and 405 P M, and Croton at $40 and 40
z. M the Stoney Brock Rail Road Lowell arriv~
lag in Lowell at l0.25 NJ. and IS.
Returning-Leave Lowell for Groton at 740 A NJ. and
LIS M and arrive in Groton in for the Trains
for Chntonvile and Worcester, which leave Grrton At
s27 A. NJ. and p NJ, arriving in Worcester II A. NJ
and PM
The Trains which leave Cntonville at O5 A NJ, and
Lowell at Is PM with Trains upon Lowell
sRd Lawrence aud Boston and Maine Ran Roads thus
forming communication between Portland aud W
Ter, New York apd the West way of the owich and
Worcester and IVES Railroads
Fare from, Forester 10 LOtoeH, SIPS
Stage will run from Sterling to the village Of New
Bosoa in Lancaster with passengers for the Train which
leaves Cutonve at 20 Am retuTnng alter The arrival
al the last train from Boston and Gretnn,
The above trains at Groton with trains upnn
the Peterboro and Shirley Railroad and with he Vermont
and Mass and Cheshire Railroads. by way If the Fitch
burg Railroad. W. A. WHEELER,
Worcester, July &c. d@tj Agent.
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THROUGH TRAINS


Leave Worcester at + A M. and as PM
Leave Providence AT so AM 3.l5PM
GPassenger Station, Worcester in Green Street nerot
% do Providence, Ia Ewing Of Passenger Druot
FREIGHT 1NAiN, with Passenger Car attached leryse
worcester for Uxbridge (whee Connects with snecsI
Train Tor Providence II 50 AM from Green sires,
UXHRlDGE SPECIAL TRAINS.
Leave Uxbritge Tor Providence at e45 A. M A. IJ5pM
Leave Providence for Uxbrdge al rs AM and < p M
Inc special Train from Uxbridge, and the Passenger
gar rom worcester connected win the Freight Train
WI NOT be Discontinued upon October 2sth as prevIou
advertised. - FioSS-
me through Trains connect at MilviIle with coocbes
Or siaersv1le. AT Whttins with coaches for Ea. on
las AID Nhitinsve AT FsTnums with coa,hes IN, CT
ton cratre ard RI Vnlage At USbtidge with coaches
wt h1'oro ana Mendon Al Worcester with train. OF Ibe
Wesern Railroad and Norwich and Worcester Rail,oad
The % AN. tram from Uxrdae cannects a, pau,c
g WIN rams OF the Boston and Providence Ralroad for
Boston anJ Vie PM train from Providence conT.,
at Pawuck with train from Boston a
The 345 p nj. Train from Worces connac,s a, p.o
'penee "ith bosleR and New York Steamboat Trains
Providence, Oct 2 ls4s A.;
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For sale.

the pleasant village OF Grafton fine Two story dwell
ing flouse and grounds etute opposite the residence
OF the Hon. Samuel Wood Possession given Immediate
IT, Accommodation will be give part oil the purchase
money II desired.
For further particulars En- luire of The Hon. Samuel
Wood. nf Grafton, at the City Furniture Rooms OF
Messrs. W. x II. Baker, No 2Ss Main St. Worcester.
A. s. HEYMARD.
Grafton, Sept. 8, l34s. du
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TO IET

TIIHE BRICK BUILDING on Lincoln Square,
eyA | known as the Worcester Branch Railroad Diet
AsbS pct 100 leet by 5O-wl, he hted up 10 accemno
snte Iesse track will be lad if DESIRED
iHto basement
Also Building situated near the Boston and Worcester
Railroad BRIDGE suitable a Machine Shop 50 by 80 Il.
stories high with steam engine and engine mouse attach
sdand Backsmith's shop near 40 by So feet, stories
high with ward room-wiil be fitted to suIt tenants.
Immediate possession given Inquire the office Of the
Worcester and Nashua Railroad Company, No. las Mah
Street. DIT ttD y
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TO LET,
TNHE BRICK STORE in which the Post ufTicr j. kept
in the Center OF Sutton Mass. SAID argr and
convenient, and will he let very moderate trims II Is
good situation Tor business we'll be nu, f.
Also for sale the stock ,i Go as Aii
which will he sold such cauu", help to
suit any one, who wish 90 ttke the past
Office. Possession can he gwen ANY desired 'hr
above offers chance any wi-hins
10 COED business, which will require hui Cap.to
ForGrther information apply on the premises
A. :. TENSEY.
Sutton, Sept. 10, 1879, d~u
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FALL ARRA>GEMEET.

FALL ARRd NGEMERT.
Commencing Friday Sept. /, 1915,
PASSENGER TRAINS will run daily Sundays except
Cd, as follows
Bostun, A. NJ, S A. NJ, and l. NJ
Worcester, 81 A NJ, 10 A. NJ aud 5 so T. NJ
Albany, A. M and q P NJ.
Springfield, 81 Am. an ! 1t P NJ. fer Albany.
Springfield, st A. NJ, II and 2l Tor on tn. arrival
OF me train from New York; fO Wol ester and BOSTON
DAY LINE TO NEW YORK-uia Spring field
The Steamboat train leaving Bo ton Al 7 A Nj and Wor
cester at q AM will not stop Way stqoIs unless 10
take passengers Tor Springfield beyond Passengers pro
coed directly on by Of Hartford and New Haven and
arrive in New York by 5P. NJ
Returning leaves New York at a. NJ and arrives 81
Worcester st4P. NJ
FOR ALBANY AND TROY,
Leave Boston at a. M WOr, 20 A. NJ. and arrive
az Albany al ct P.Mor leave Boston at Pm Wecesef
az % NJ lodge in spFngfeld 81 neat morning
ana arrive In Albany al II P. NJ.
The ains Tor Trey leave the arrival Of the trains
at Gfeenbnsh.
The trains for Buff'lo leave Albany at74A.M .&7PM
The trains ofihe Pittsfeld ald North Adams Rail Road
connect Pitsfed.
lhe uonsatonic Rail Road connects al the State line
The trains for Northampton aud Greenfield connect nj
Sprhgneld ana passengers prJceed by Stage to Byae,
ooro, Windsor, Bellows Fall, Hanover, Tlaverhill &C
stages run from Charlton TO souihhridge from Yves,
Brookeld TO Ware, Enfield New Brainree and ardwick
from Palmer 10 Three Kheis Relcheuown Amherst
ware ana Monsoh. HENRY GRAY,
Agent Western Railroad.
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TO CARPENTERS,

THE subscriber would lei the flushing Of DWeilin.
i House, woud hire good Carpea;etS, untii Ih
is done. A. CARTER.
Aug 6. DIFF
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Wanted immediately.

TWO good Jonrneymen Wheelwrishts To- whomo iibe
i al wages and cOnsI ant employ ment will he given.
Enquire of d. H. WHEELER.
Grafton Centre, June Is, le47. DIT
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NEW STORE!
(Warden BlOclk,) no. "a Front 81.

WURIESTER,
TIVE subscriber having recently opened a New, ST.,
L No. Al Front Street, with n fresh tuck OF ~
FAMILY GROCERIES,
Is now prepared I" furnish he ci'zts every artos
AT the lowest wholesale prices 10y the quastty az al rea
tor cash. @' ,
All kinds OF TEAS, SUGARS, SPICES, MoLASSEs
sc are tHered az ihe very inwe price winch can be m
i"'ded AMI Will be warfrnied give satisacou or tas
goods may be returned ' " 80
BUTTER, CHEESE and LARD in laree and v
packages, constantly on hxud Also. ~
BEEF, PORK, HAMS,
Wacteret Salmon, Goldfish Hs,rtns by the sinai,
poi OF quantity, Of excellent quality.
FLOUR and MEAL al market pr,res
Dried 1Ppies Potatoes ORANGES Iep,oas Ra,,;so
SyrupS, hetchuPs and Pickles, general assortTenr
Dosh prices. 'P'@
Cil'zrns and strangers invited eBemfae the stock
and prices Goods delivered ia parts the city Tree ~
EXPENSE by ANDREWS
Worcester, March 81. dwf a Frant :,
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UPGOu, Grafton, N. Il. Village. and
EynrosS

SPSVNS OA0ItOhs Ns He FIEIHEGs ana
Worcester Express.
F-NNSaR WE subscriber has commenced running
&assa5ISsssr q Stage to and from Upton daily
tsuudays excepted. J to connect with lhe
Ae between Worcester and Grafton. leaving Inton Hotel
M 5k M and returning will leave The General STAGE
oilte, W0 cesier at p. NJ.
The Grafton and Worcester Stage II run twice day
leaving Worcester at 10 AM and 5 PM Leave Grafton
ut A. M. and Z. NJ.
Books Kept the Giaftnn Hotel at L. NJ Snitb,s pos.
Office, n. E. Village and in Worcester, az The General
Stage Office, first door North of the American TIE
House.
IL is necessary that all Express Business houd he
accompanied with written orders and signed personally
that II may done with correctness
Sept H. dwtf TYLER HARRINGTON
Worcester, S0uthbridge, and Sturbridge
STAGE,
In connection mtA The NoTwich and Worcester Railroad
TEE d3a sab sc rssps c.rqlly m
gssJ C 10 fn 7f0 established new line of Stage, 10
run between Webster South.
bridge and turbridge Leave Sonthbrdge at 81 NJ and
arrive NJ Webster in time to take the 81 train OF cars for
Worcester and Boston, arriving Boston at III A. NJ
Northumberland Boston at 81 and Worcester NJ
~ p NJ, arriving at Souhbridge al ST A. Tins giving
Southbge passengers q hours Boston and return the
same day IL Passengers for Worcester will be sci down
at the Forwich and Forester Depot
Tickets be obtained The subscriber and s Phensi
Jeweiy store 10 Southhrae through to Worcester and
through to souhbridge Fare cy this rots is as oc as
by cny other.
All business intrusted the subscriber will be prompt
ly and faithfully attended to
u Office in Worcester the AM Temperance House
may ~. JOSEPH SIfEPApD.