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The conservation or DR. Hampden was to take place
or sunssy Che Goth March, An appeal to the Prmste,
end protest sgainst the conservation had been pre-
pared tor sign and to have been presented TO
Archbissop Summer on the 25th The rumor was that
thes- documents.
The Master and Fellows Of Baol College, Oxford, in
conformity with the peculiar privileges that
The Lord Bishop of inooiu Tor Ksys in the room Of
the late Archbishop Of Canterbury.
The Univerty of Cambridge have resolved to present
Lief bill
seems that the stall in Durham Cathedral, vacant
by the Of DR.. Sumner to the Archiepscopal
See, Is not to be filled
Gcspe in Foreign Parts during the year ls4 amounted
to fs5 o65 Is 81 or this Gao 25s -, 3D., belong
to funcs for new and special purposes.
The Rev James Osullivsn late parish priest Of tbs
dioc-se Of Kerry and John Fitzgerald ESQ., with seve
rs other respectable persons denounced popery on the
9th ult. in 81 Thomass Church, Dublin
The Rev MIR. Thomas, Anglican Clergyman, for
mery OF Exeter College oxford was REQ ved into tho
Catholic church, at St Edmund's College, Herts and
confirmed by DR.. Wiseman.
In the Legislature Of Louisiana, on tho 18th i2st,
while the for the relief Of the Jackson College of
Louisiana was under discussion, Mr. Martin moved an
nun to the Coss. Of JesSits in Lousisna under SINH
lar and with similar provisions He said
he wa, for fostering equsly all religions he hSpsd me
its patronage to this Institutions yeas, and 20 nays,
decided the fate of Mr.. Martins motion.
CO respondent of the Record states that when one
Of the congregation exclaimed, God bless the Arch
bishop of Cane, bury" his grace stopped and turning
to the speaker replied thsnk YOU indeed need Gil
your prayers"
Rev Benjsmin NJ. Miller has resigned the charge Of
Trinity Church Mobile and become rector of St Pauls
Church Columbus, Lowndss Co. Miss. Tho Rev John
Kerr has resigned rectorshp Of the Church Of the
Advent Philadelphia and the Rev Samuel Clark, Of
Plymouth Mass has been elected by the vestry as his
euccssssr. The Rev Samuel Carpenter Engaged In
trcts In Lancaster county, Pa R,v Levi Bull has re-
signed the charge Of st. Mary's, Warwick township,
and accepted . call to Bangor Church, Churchtown,
which he will supply In connection with St Thomas
Morgsntown. The Rev Enos woodward has resigned
the recorshp eff st Marks Church. Honey Brook, and
accepted call from St. Marks Warvck township, uni
ting 1T to his charge Of st. Andrews, West Vincent
The New England Conferences (Methc ds) assembled
at Worcester Wednesday, 9th nst and continued In
session until the l2b. Much important business Is said
to have been accomplished.
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GsRMANY.-A private letter received by one OF
our German citizens, which gives an account OF
the revolution in Prussia states that in the conflict be-
tween the kings troops and the citizens the 10Th Ct
Msrch tie carnsge has been immense. The number OF
soldiers killed amounted to about 1900, and than
Thousand cltz were slaughtered on that Day An
expression of the king that he would forgive them
which be is said to have uttered when the dead bodies
of the slain citizens carried in soem
past the palace Is said to have excited the wrath Of
the people anew in OF which the king has
either been forced leave the city, others say has
been killed The excitement throughout Germany lie
immense At Hanan, nesr Frankfort the Main
forty thousand people, able aud ready to carry arms
were senbied the 10th March. committe called
"Velks com ssionu directed all their movements Vo.
lunary contributions aud patriotism kept up these i'm
men.e gatherings, and We may expect by the next
steamer evans Of the soustirrns character Ger
many Is rite for grand revolutisn The intelligence
indusry and psrom Of her people, cannot be chained
any longer by few deepo. Herr course Will DO on.
ward, until united and free she will take euch stand
among the nstionso the earth a. she Is rightly en-
titled to.--Pennsl fpanian.
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Movements OF DIST

Movements OF Distinguished Individuals.
Gen. Twggs reached Augusta on the 9Th Inst. His
appr to that city proclaimed by the firing Of
Cannon isnd large number Of the citizens repaired,
through peltng shower of rain to the railroad depot
to greet him. He Welcomed says the Georgian, in
brief eloquent address BY the Mayor and was i'm
mediately conducted to the residence of his brother.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-16

eyMrATay vog FaaSoe. "a town meeting Ia 10
ba b "A A, Aichmeni on saturday evening nsx, 10 81
pres ympstby Cor frsncs cad other Eufcpsen nations
ssv ssfpsSips ~ isssdeua'
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~ iPsivATE TaE .TisE.o sc, IS Gre;nwch stree;
oc, hours to ~ A. NJ, to p NJ (sonday excepted
inc apply in the early will be 'urpsed re
rspidy and little Inconvenience attend ns iner cure.
a certain cl., Of people. or otheiwys, VINO can can
ne a. or is~.pisnt 10 its more advanced ssd
1is,-.Sirg NiesS (fTom speermon sdvsn,sah' %
pjsI 40 esu Afford fspta spd !sasa cure which he
has grcuaa cr spg ess be chinsS rom ." o'hs sossw
Amsriss'
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War ana Great Excitesn snt In France, and
greater the of Fulton Nassau streets oppo-
site office Ii astonishing the bussess our
friend Young doing aud well he do it. for he has got
the lge,t stock boots and saiter the city He sell, hs
best French calf b,ots from - So sold other 70
81; do line calf 50, usually S. Our friends should all
their boots Of Young his small profits with hRs
sales the DOCTOR.
Frent h PAtsnt Leather Boots, n large and
splendid be found at H. Jones Ann ST.,
at low price Of 81 also large assortment Of French Call
Boots 81 SO.
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100000 f K.rs. "a "S sa. .oiS
withou sngl, complaint u er,dicates rains every ma,
,rs ard heals all OF frag end
sareeable as an internal and external prsscriItou also.
cr,mps and all spsmadic Affections This simple
ron the Of the first families in the
your LiviOgsops milt.ns Lo'illsrds. MoIises
to.t,rs Bradhurs sc ac For full particulars ep mt
Of the Times Oce $50 rear SO cents and OF the drug
gists generally.
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wi mott efficient highly teachers OF the Pa
noorte Singing at sight Guar Aceordeon. asd Violin, will
Instruct limited number Of ladies' and gentlemen
PLAN by which they will acquire thorough knowledge OF
time. sc. Terms reasonable Apply at t63 Broadway
BEAUTIFUL BILLIARD TABLE yOR DALE-RE-
ID Gently imported fom Germany Apply at 80 Nassau
in the basement Ao Tuning Lathe for sale at Is West
Rfo dMn a
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THE TEMPLE OF THE MI SEES No. 80 CANAL
street-Eiftsen magnificent pictures by the beautiful
end much admired of Female Artists engaged At
crowds of enthusiastic among which are y.-
NJ idens Rescu. Venus stealth upids &c &c.
with ot befo represented this city
the hes dancer in the city c. g. BARTINE Proprie
Bruce Norton, Manager.
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ITO DE SOLD, BARGAIN AN EXCELLENT FA-
mily caroRe fl for city Full par
,i.pa left Mr. Alive ds hist soe 100 Broadway near
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DALIOs OPERA HOUSE TO LET-APPLY AT
me Box Office, between the hours Of 10 o'clock AMs
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vU,HE GRAND COLLECTION OF THE WORKS or
linn Rueen, Raphael MariIlo V:a.aqsz Var Dyet Civ
Cuyp Wilson and others Of the old Mastss 10 opsu
the Lyceum Gallery, No 500 Broadway from Am, to 6
Pm Ambulance IS cents.
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~ Grad and BIooms .Tee,.-Menday. Tuesday, AID
Wednesday, April 18th, leth 18th The onsnal CHRIS
TVS M!NsTRELS most respectfully announce th.t they
will continue their popular for Three nights only Of
the present week; closing for the
pose Of renoyating the Hall which, during the interval will
be occupied BY the annual of tho pupils Of the
schools Of the lMechaacs snd Tradesmsns Society: they
Will have the homo, Of their inmitabe eater
tanments Monday, May Ist Admission as certs; doors
open at T. will o'clock On Thunday.
Friday and Saturday April 2oth 2t and 22d they will
form at the Brooklyn Institute.
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BERNETHYs BOTASlCAL tILLs-FOR The
N sIesdy asd radical cure &C vencrsal disee"s glets
Mctures ue,hral drch'rs, whites fem''s ressnss nc
These nils made from the prescrpi oil the ate eeie
hated Dr. Aberpetnv who great wears Success
fully prescrbsd them stages Of the above dse ss NOT
The wide esthny OF Abssusthys rl' bs b,H seventy
fsr hsr ns,e sas pcs i've iosssS ~ CURVE So w snuvs
raj aihsi, ta,sasais is e. asIp;TIgkI xiSS6:ss,
uxi.L' h IeItspss si,ss. sas ~ Msiasa iers
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CsNTLrMEN-WHAT CAN BE MORE CONVE-
" ncnt thsn TO know that No Murray street the osy
pisce where you clothing ceaned dyed :od
superior yetdone short notice Clothes
cleaned colong Goats S. rants Is sum.
m,r every made to look equal at
No Murray street. Broacway-A. COhTISSOs late
oC NJ
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LIOR SALE, TWO HALFIDURHAMi COWS AND
Il Calves the Cows years Old, and Calves from 70
weeks old, very superior mi kercsn be Monday
nth of April. at BIO WNINGs Lower Bulls Head. 18th
street Wall street from 10 o'clock A. M 10 o'clock r
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RANVARD'3 MAMMOTH PANORAMA OF THE
Mississippi painted ihres miles of being
saenS, sa
lsunday. eIcepedl Admission so cents; children half
precisely Afternoon exhibition Wednesday and Sstur
dN, at > O'clock.
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NOR sALE-AN AMATEURS TURNING LATHE,
highly finished, but little used, and good order with
complete Length OF Shear! feet VIII turn inches
Of ehuct suitable for metal ETC. etcnlar say, and
Young chase wood TOOLS etc. etc. Refer to James Stew
I'm At
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M syRs RICHARD KIPLlN1 < BROTHERS. I'M
Nl porten Of French Fancy Goods m,t,on ADD Pscoes
sores be l,nye trate that they have removed
10 90 Maiden Lane Several impo tstio.s Just received
Of Be.d Pu'ses Steel Cla'ps' Iurse ana Dag ihmmns'
EanaN c
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NEEIcE OF THE NEW YORK GAS LIGHT COM
O,nv Anil TO- 1s4s The President and Directors have
this d,y dividend Of four and half cent on the
february last payable the and ,'r Mon.
DIV The Is. Nav NEXT The transfer book vii, be closed from
the aSh is. to that date BY order L. EVERlTT, Sec
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Herald Printer, ~, Broadway. opposi,s tn, rs,k
Es,ss LaSiss seals Pencil Cases, gust Rings &c.
ssyed in any device Goats OF Arms found aod Pa"tsd
rom ga and no wards and FORWARDED p OF the United
States Books Of Hersdrv. with upwards OF 100000 rames
AM info nation given in Heraldry.
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VIZ GOD CUTS AND STEEL PLATES FOR SALE
w Two or three hundred noe wood suErsvngs, illus
tatng the leading Of tho past three four
and sp endd steel plates of the Park and Union
Eousre Eou utaius fors sale. Apply Al this office.
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ship Wsshingtor, Capt JohIston will lsave Pier No
snced ,ugeon en- board Pic. of p,s.sge, 90 Apply to
Ocr,n St,am " ,vipatcn Co. No Is Wiam ttfeet
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ODGE ROOM TO LET-AN ELEGANTLY FUR.
IL nhrd Lodge Room will be let low fv. nights the
week lsd,s afternoon ,ocists. eigSly :iIasd i.
Greenwich street. Barclay For particulars enquire of
W. B. shafer H. boehown. the dry goods store
IL
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EOR SALE OR TO LET-DEsIRABLE RESI-
dence The large and elegant three sc dwelling
house. No. A3 Eighth Broadway nd opposite
fy.ts Place The house is e feet in width by feet in
amer furnished with eli the moien hot
aad cod Croton baths &C. Can be between
and O'Clock If sold will be rented to good
Aptly TO w. P. HALLET. 81 Wall 1t.
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RKUOKLYN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND TUES
- day, II and 18th in't-For tive nights only-The Urgi.
nal Southern Orea Troupe OF snbe Hamonists consulting
e g Ess:m g Plrmsr T. Archer, Wm Browning. jaime;
Nelson Kreass Musca! Director beg leave
the public that thev will give only Of their nimitabls
tsrainments-prior opening New York-w hicb have
been atended By the elite and fashion the principal
individually regards style and execution.
thew challenge tbs world to produce their equals Selections
9ss,; Refran. Nexto Melodies. Gees sous. kspeItses.
men.the whole under the direction of. Benson Cards
of Admission rs cenehildren accompanied by their pa
ca mepce at ocOck
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COR RIO DEgJANEIRO-PASsENG ONLY
L The foe clipper bark IS ABELITA HYNE, Captain
" Dewiug sail fer the allows the end OF this
week Her csmmodsors excellent combir sofe ~
in weather. with cooue:, and free vent ton IN
pcatin desired by ALLEN PAXSON. corEer Front and
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RARNUMS AMERICAN MUsEUM-PT r. BARNUM,
- Proprctor HiTcHcocK, MaoaRer:-spendid Perform
inst quar- er before Mr. the american Fire KIM
will eat red hot Goals Of blazing balls Of birthstone drink
two .pndjd pieces. The Spectre Brds:joG%"
Visit to New York; Miss Bernard Miss Julia Noble Mr.
Yates comic and fancy dancer Mr. A. De La Perre and
Others. 70. Pelbvs splendid Wax Statusry. Madame
vol Fo,tunsTslle Admis.on to ihe wholsn.
years Of and old enough walk alone. K cents
Hsserved " chilling esch
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&E0OI IN MATCHES AND PURsES.-CENTRE.
YOoU vile Copr's Tso,totng-Monday .pIii l7th At 3
wagons A. Conkn names br. Shef srde,s; Will IN
tS;m g MeSoc: e CaImaa enters e. emperor; v =.
Young Americas cing-Wednes day, April 10Th match
and $500 mile heats best in under the ,ddlebe
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CHATHAM THEATRE-MONUAY EVENING.
~ Apul 7tb lSs, will be presented the Farce Of BOX.
cox kN0Y-TT orhy B, Z Mr. mars; John Coz, Her
bert After which, the drama Of the BRIGAN D-AIesas-
ere M Held PRINCE gt.aeh Farley T1 BE-
joe Wioen,; Charley Bates Rae Katy. Mr.. Booth The
sysnr I, performances 10 conclude with The PLEAsANT
ElUHBOk-f hrstophsr Dsuap. Mr. Winans Nancy
Strap Ms sooth Doors at o'clock Performances com
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GRAND MILITARY AND CIV JUBILEE, ~ ~.
the meeting Of the Firs Cong France, frame
Repub lean "A Gran Ball and Classical Cere
mony Of presenting Cap OF Liberty the City Of Paris
!hIOuxh The French Consul vii! sLs place q. the r..i
tstion mittee-H6n VIM. Bridy, Hon. A. H. Miekls.
Herm,n Krisse. Esq, Theodore ssdewick, Esq Hen
Esq, Gen v abIidse. Floor Commi..e-Ccl Burnett.
Grsb Capt A,ss,nps Capt rsstn Msjor Rsd:r Capt
LouItl Co B.l'op C9 Potte! CAPT, Ayrs: Cart MeC,s.
FEELS, T. Caylus, Isaac Fowler! John BsrnMa Eiehe
2. v. AndeIsen, II. 7. Wsnmnker J. M; Turner Henry
Wright
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MITCHs LIS OLYMPIC THEATRE MONDAY
IVA Evening April II, the entertainments will commeHce
with THE ENI'INEL-Msramilisn schlopp.en. Mr. HoI.
Ind Linda MIN May TSySr 10 Be e. BY new 10.
Moss Mr Chasiau Jake Mr. Go,oyer Elm Stu bbins Mis-
Mary Taylor; Navy Miss Phillips Jane Miss Roberts. ~.
ter which. LOVE AND MURDER-Gil Perez, Mr. Hol
land; D.nua Isabella Mrs II Isherwood; Nveus Mis- Be-
Ma Bobby Be.Lwlntow: Mr. Holland; Polly Picnic.
Miss Noberts Dress Circle SO Upper Boxes IS ceBO;
PIT. shi q Private BoIes 25 Orche.tra Boxes, s.
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BROADWAY ODEON ENTRANCE THROUGH
- Piuteux'. Cafe des Mile CoIonnes.ManageI L. @.
Gesly-Nuscal Director, Mr. Odfsld-Anmsted fietuHss
,!emsn, with new costumes drnpeIes, Gc-Monday, April
-Progamms: Part 1.-The Fairies Revelry; The Amaxonan
OATH Amazonian Triumph &c, Part 2The Light Of the Ha-
ram; The Three Dancer &C. Part s-The Parting Of Hector
public Orchestra box so Cents Parquet rs cents; Boxsss
12% rsuts Performance to commence at O'Clock.
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Ak GOLD STREET TO LET-sTORE BASEMENT.
~ fourth and fifth floors building IS Gold either
together separate Inquire of 4. g. CONKLING Hanover
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NEW ARRANGEMENT

LNGW ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
NHE subscribers have this day formed connect in
4 business under the name and firm OF HALL
THOMPSON, and have taken the store
NO. 1913 MAIN STREET.
recently occupied by CALVIN KNowLToN They have also
purchased the stock in said Store such discount as
will enable them to offer any article in Store Mt from
f1oenfy Ue toy cent less than original cost of
the same, making greater inducements to purch than
were ever before offered in w rcester
The former patrons of this establishment public
generally are times nd stock y, cn mar pat
roQatbfn in this city, s ! n "a '3oods sec
Worcester, April Ia I649 TIT A " nnG.;;n
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MUTUAL FIEgE INSURANCE..

Il lie PEOPLES MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CON-
FANY Of Forester, Mass, continue to effect insur
snce on all kinds of buildings except those of an extra
hazardous character and upon Neat Stock, Hay and
Grain Household Furniture Provisions Wearing Appar>
e. and Merchandise generally and also upon all kinds
manufactured Articles, and Stock in the process of
acture excepting Stock in Cotton and Wooden Mills or
property alike hazardous such cannot fail to
give entire satisfaction dividend seventy cents
on the dollar made by this Company on the Policies
watch expired on the first of this month and il is conf~
IDENTIFY believed that still larger dividend will be made
III iuture under favorable circumstances as the past
win these inducements offered the public are sespect-
nily invited TO examine the basis on which this nsttu~
ton established and avail themselves benefits by
applying at the Company's office,
No. 3, under Brinley Hall,
opposite the American Temperance House Worcester
DIRECTORS.
e. H. Hemenway, Worcester. Joseph Pratt Worcester.
george BoWen, do. Joseph Boyden, do.
James H. Wall, do. Warren Hunt Douglas.
Amos Brown, do. iona Warren G,o3fon
James Estabrook do. II. A. Denny Leicsster
George A. Dresser do. J.W. Jenkins IT. Barre
Horatio N. Tower, do. John Edgell Gardner.
E. II. HEMENWAY, President.
o. HARRINGTON, Secretary.
Worcester, Sept /, l847. il.a dwtf
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Notice to Farmers and Merchants,

~sNoA~N W u oAAlCAS duu WG1GndOLSs
HE subscriber has hand and for sale al his
y agricultural Ware House and Seed Store, NO $40
MAIN STREET, opposite the City Hail. WORCESTER
the following articles, viz:
- Hale's, kimbal's and Phillips. MesseTs' and Coby's
Grass and Bush SYTHES, OF various qualities.
Iamsons Clapps, Cars, and Atkins Grass and Bush
Sythe SNATHS. ~
smithaed, Indian and Pond. Quinnebaus svhe STOVES
Mason's, Fisks Wizards and Bulards Sy.he RtrTps
GRAIN CRADLES AND SYTHES
rutmsn's, Wilcox's, and Carpenters HAY RAKEs;
onpcans STRING TOOTH HORSE RAKES-Wood.
ems REVOLTING Horse Rakes-Bartlett,s Hand Wheel
Rahes "a ~
cartridges, Gaylord's, Kings, and Plimpton's HAY
FORKS, Of all skies. "'
Sicktes Grass Hooks, and Grass SHEARS
Nova Scotia Blue Sheet, finished and unfinished Grind
stones both hung and hung; Grindstone Cfanks with
hanged and Screw Arbors, Anti friction Rolls.
Earn Door Hangers, Chnrns, Tubs Pals Baskets-But
tefSstFu and Nest Boxes-Washing Machines Wash
boards, Clothes Pins, Mop Handles, Grain Measures SC
Also, Miliet Buck Wheat, Oats, White Beans, Guano
Tools &c. te5l't 90 IS ~ C0NvFPsFn s
Worcester, Jolly s. -s.eala. stt 81 n = dvutf
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FOR SALE.

1xs 1.-TWO HOUSES pleasantly situated on Summer
fssf Street, in the city of Worcester The first is
IRxA Cottage House, fronting Summer ST. No. IS
In the rear OF this stands the story house which is
divided into two tenements The above affords rare on
portuny for any gentlemen wishing to purchase house
for his own use or for speculation For further patcu
lars inquire OLA. .THAYER, on the premises.
April 49, lqa II
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PATIENTS,
erpcan and Foreign Office, and Agency of the
U. S. Patent Office, Washington,
No. ~ State Street, Boston.


A,neracan and Foreign Office, and Agency of the
m U. S. Patent Office, Washington,
s No. 20 State Street, -BOstOn.
THHE subscriber, by appointment from the Commission
ofPaens, is agent of the u s. Patent Office fol re
ceving and forwarding the same, models specimens or
be patented, deposited therein which
will be sent free of expense and RISK. and with despatch
lie prepare Caveats, Specifications, Assignments and all
he necessary Papers and Drawings will make researches
American and foreign works. test validity OF nven~
tions and render advice legal and scientific matters
respecting the Patents secured in Europe and
other countries.
BY application this office, inventors saved the
time and of journey Washington, and delay there,
well all personal trouble in obtaining their patents.
They also have the advantage OF verbally explaining their
Inventions and Of consulting in respect to them matters,
in general of paramount importance in order TO obtain
correct specifications and claims The experience OF siT
years practice extensive collection of rare works.
decisions &C., mechanical Subjects the Patent Laws,
and patents of different countries collected at much ex
pens during the long time this Office has been stabshed
together with accounts here kept of Inventions patented
Washington enable the subscriber to afford TO inventors
DESTROYS Of procuring assistance and information
which in other respects might be difficult of attainment
r. III. EDDY, ClUit Engineer.
Boston, June %. ewlyS3 &eod
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WORCESTER MARBLE YARD,
Near Am. Temperance House and Railrodd Depot.
ITO those who wish procure classic Monuments OF
l. ancient modern designs, would say that have
succeeded procuring the best of London and American
publications the subject OF Monuments and Head Stones,
and prepared to ORDER OF the best Of stock
MONUMENTS and HEAD STONES OF any design, in
the best manner. hope they will call and examine for
themselves ga a b II. KINNEY
Worcester, may %. f. fs ~ If
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Liverpool Fine Salt.
Poultry Wanted.

CASH PAID for all kinds of Poultry, dead or
~ ave-live Pigeons, Squirrels. and all kinds of Game
In the season of it, at SPURR & LEMIS'S
Worcester, Nav II. JOHN II. GRANGER.
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TO LET.

8, 71HE BRICK BUILDING Lincoln Square,
ETA / known as the Worcester Branch Railroad bet
-ks.l pot 100 by 50wilI be fitted up to accommo
date Lessee track will be laid, desired, for to run
iato basement.
Also Building situated the Boston and Worcester
Railroad Bridge, suitable Machine Shop by 30 Il.
stories high with engine and engine mouse attach
ed-and Blacksmiths Shop nea 40 by 50 feet stories
high, with yard roOm-will be fitted to suit tenants.
Immediate possession given Inquire at the Office of the
Worcester and Nashua Railroad Company, No. las Main
Street, dtt req D..