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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-10-06

DEMonALIzArIos.--Thc Model Artists have
been licensed to perform in Boston. ! : ! - :,
A letter received in New York by the last
steamer, states that Fanny Ellsler Is again com
ing TO this country. 90 Ysl M e. Y"~> U.s. y,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-10-06

A WARsIsa.--Ann Emery, young lady
aged 20, died very suddenly in the Globe Mill,
at Newburyport, on Monday. Tho rcsuk, d.
reetly or indirectly, OF eating excessively Of
cloves. She sometimes ate IN ounce day
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-10-06

SHOCKING CAsuALTY-A house occupicd
by Mr. Palmer, near the Brick Houscsb in
jericho, was burnt to the ground on Tuesday
evening, goth ult., and two little children Of Mr.
r, four and six years of age, persisted in the
ilames.--- BlrLinaion Courier' !, N - -
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-10-06

"a The Sons Of temperance in Plymouth,
Wayne CO., Mich recently purchased the only
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-10-06

81 We invite the ntten,ion Of dealers in iron
castings TO The advertisement Of Mcsrs Jaeger,
Trcadwel & Co, Of Albany, in to-dRys paper
They keep very large and handsome assort,
ment Of Stoves and other castings, and promise
to sell them cheap
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-10-06

FEMALE LYNCH LAVA man at Leeds.
England, who wns formerly convicted Of biaamy'
and who has now wife living, tried to inSeicle
widow OF that town 70 marry him, The widow
and some Of her female friends punished The III.
low BY pouring gas tar over his head, and adorn.
ing him plcniifiilly with feathers after which
they turned him into the street. TO- ~
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-10-06

How is RIVE have question for the
" Democrat" TO which we hope it will give .
plain and direct answer, Do you hold that
Congress ought Immediately to abolish slavery
in the District Of Columbia (? i.lHa..i ttH sal
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-10-06
DoyNAvAN's PANonAMA-We conv \

DoNNAvAS's PANonAMA.-Wc copy tho
following notice Of this exhibition, an advertise
men, Of which will be found in our columns this
week, from the Boston Daily Courier;
"This great painting, now on exhibition at
Boylsion Hall, Is well deserving Of public aiten-
ton. Il represents on moving canvass the
principal scenes distinguished by the exploits Of
the American armies, during the war with Mex
leo. The spectator will obtnin from this picture
more lively and correct idea Of the grand and
imposing scenery of that quarter of the world,
than from any amount Of written description.
The whole history Of the American conquest OF
Mexico may here be read on pictorial page
Noone can see this exhibition without being
both instructed and delighted"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-10-06
srEuER SPOONS |!

vE>uIS dov finished, and ready for sale, a large
u assor any m" Of SILVER WARE, manuf,Stur.
ed from the pure article, and warranted. mos, -
wishing to purchase will find it for their nierss. 70
- -, H. d. BRACkEIl'
For sale at No. wheeler's Building, by ?
Oct. 3.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-10-06

% In consequence of the rapid increase OF obit'
nary notices, with poetry &C. sent US, We shall be
compelled to decline publishing them in future IN
less paid for as advertisements. Our space is al.
ways valuable, and in justice to the great body Of
our subscribers, we are bound to Gil il, as far as
possible, with matter which shall be of general not
merely local interest.-Pub. PhaJlir
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-10-06
Dfe0.

In this village, Oct. ., at her brothers residence
Miss Elmina Dickinson formerly Of Hadley, MAss-,
aged about IS.
In this town, Sept ., Mrs Lois Dickerman, widow
Of the late DIR. Iemnel Diekerman aged 76.
In Guilford, Sept. 90 Mrs Suryier, wife of Mr.
William Billings, aged 40.
In Dummerston, Sept u, Miss Elizabeth Bixby,
daughter OF Mr. Lincoln Bixby, in her oath year.
In Westminster West Sept. 10, Mr. Alfred Moul-
troup, aged IS.
In Townshend, Sept 30, Of dysentery, lydia Nj.
nora, only child Of Perley S. and viorna Dunton,
aged yrs.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-10-06
lamp OIL.

nURE Winter Sperm OH; Bleached ditto ne
L fined Whale Oil All warranted good just re-
'', n.,.bsr s,h - ~ ~ t-a,7I 6wT
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-10-06

ApRoJKcrED COALITIONS Montpelier
Patriot contains a call for State Convention q
the true Democracy" on the 18th inst, and
says: " Tho Convention will settle the course OF
the true Democracy OF the State, in the l'resi-
DENTAL canvass, and its decision should be his
and fairly made, and then abidcd by at all haS-
ards" This has an awful squirting towards .
a.Fpnt on the part Of the Hunkers, and the
Major is evidently preparing TO die with de-
ecncy. Arc the Hunkors to undergo the pro-
cess Of absorption, or arc they be sllmed over
and swallowed? Ncosk for information, Major.
The PLOT THickESs.--We have, in tho
Montpelier Waterman Of last week, additional
evidence Of the coalition between the Cas- and
Van Buren, men. Il points to the men by whom
the bargain is to be made, and i IS still further
confirmed by the fact that the Van Buren, State
Convention is called for the 18th inst, and the
bunker for the ! 9th. aud the Patriot more than
insinuates that one question for discussion will
be whether Cass Electoral ticket shall be run.
We are neither sorry nor surprised to sec this
movement We are not surprised, because VIC
believe II originated in dishones, plot to elect
Democratic President. We are not sorry, be.
cause this fatcrnnl union Of two parties, directly
at variance in the principles they profess, will
not only open the eyes Of Wings aud Third par.
iy men, who have sympathized with the profess
ed object of the Bsmbumers, but viii kindle
throughout the Green Mountain State, the
Wing spirit and enthusiasm which swept over Il
in 1870. r.I ia M
Il is dcbatcable question whether the rank
and file of the Cas- party will consent to be sub
jects Of barter and sale, by their leaders. We
shall sec
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-10-06

ron ELECTORS OF PRESIDENT, AT LAnoE.
TIMOTHY FOLLETT. Of Burlington.
ERASTUS FAIRBANKS, of st. Johusbury,
FoR DISTRICT gLEcroRs,
No I, GEORGE T. HODGES.
No 2, ANDREW TRACY.
No 3, ALBERT L. CATLIN. ..f
No. 4, ELIJAH CLEVELAND. ~.
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Z So soon our transient comforts fy,
And pleasure only blooms to die.n

In Montague, Mass. Sept &c, after an illness Of
one week, Miss Sarah Ann, daughter Of MIR Jesse
Andrews, aged 10.
In Winchester. n II, Sept. 81, {. Z pa.rly.;e s.,
DIR. c. c. Wheaton, aged as.
In New Orleans, Sept 10th, Mr. Charles Evans,
native Of Hinsdale, N. H
In New Haven. Conn, Sept. 2s, very suddenly,
Rev Edward II. Tyler Editor of the Ner England
or, aged IS.
Mr. Tylerwas born in Braiilcboro, the son Of Hon.
Royal Tyler, who was for many years Chief Justice
Of the State OF Vermont. He graduated at Yale Col
lego with honor, in the class Of 1895 lie pursued
Theological studies chiefly at Andover and for ma
ny years, with ability and usefulness, filled the office
Of a Congregational pastor, first in Middietown,
and then in Colcbrook, Conn. He was, for few
years, Editor OF the Congregational Observer weekly
religious Journal published at Hartford and since
January, lS43, he has been Editor and proprietor
Of the Nec Highlander, which, in conjunction with
other gentlemen, he originated and established.
In Amherst Mass, Sept 8, Mrs Asenaih Thomp
son, wife Of Col. Samuel Thompson, aged 81.
In Palmer, Mass, Sept 20, at the house OF her
son.in-law, Rev NJ. II. Cross, Mrs Tirzah Spauld'
ing. of Amherst aged 63.
Mrs S. was the wife of Rev. Avian Tobey, of VIII
mington, w. who died 0ct- 1916 and afterwards
Of Rev. Philip SpauldiRg, of Jamaica, VT, who died
May, 1884. 7i.l
Mrs Thompson and Mrs Spaulding were the ED
est and youngest of family of ten children, no one
of whom deceased till the youngest had passed her
seth year. Since that time, six Of the ten have
dieh.--lSprinqfield Republican.
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50 County Court proceedings ncA. week r
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A BRiLLrANT PRrzE.--Thc proprietor Of the
" Flag of our Union" y. Gleason, Esq, Boston,
offers two splendid prizes, for the best stories
written for his columns. The best story Is 10
take prize Of one thousand dollars, the second
best, .fre hundred doitars These prizes arc to
be awarded in the fairies, possible manner, and
are offered in the most liberal spirit, As MAJ be
seen by reference to the " Flag" where the kind
Of stories that are desired is particularly describ-
cd This offer will doubtless draw out our best
writers, and much interest viii be felt to read the
successful compositions, which will appear in the
Flag of our Union = the thousand dollars tale
to commence the new volume Of the paper.
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Watches, watches.

T,poAJ Now YORK. a large invoice Of Gold ana
s;,sar w WATCiIEs, az extremely low prices
warranted good time keepers. For sale at NO. !
wheeler's Bnildins' " HID. BRACKETT.
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iadi bsra 81 bns 'aomaa ih 70 saiH
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ALPINE srnAwnrnn,ys.--Mr Phelps. an nc.

ALPINE STRAwBERRIEs.--MrP Phelps, an nc
credited agent for the sale Of "Nerlands Ceie-
brated Mammoth Alpine Strawberries" is stopping
for few days at Mr. Clafk's, in Elliot st., until
8 O'Clock, A. NJ, from ~ to !, and after in tho
evening lie brings with him fine assortment
Of the roots Of these representations berries which
be will scll atvcry reasonable prices. Mr. Phelps
exhibits recommendations Of many eminent hor
tieulturisis, who have paironizcd Mr. Newland's
nursery, and arc acquainted with this variety of
strawberry.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-07-21
July 20.
DISTRICT No. 4.
Per or der.

The citizens oil the several towns composing the Con-
gressonal District No 4, in favor OF FREE TERRI.
TORY, FREE SPEECH, and FREE LABOR, ahd
opposed the election oil CA>S and Taylor, are
requested 10 send delegates to meet IN Convention al
CONCORD Oh TUESDAY, The first day OF August, l8l8
for the purpose OF selecting delegates TO ule National
Convention at Buffalo, and to oiganlze the Party Of
Freedom in Tie District.
Each town will be entitled three times the number
in The Convention, TO which 1t is entitled 10 rep>
resentatves in the General Court
Amy citizens who sent as delegates, but who
choose TO attend, are invited TO do so.
BY ORDER OF tie State Central Committee.
July II, 1913
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DIR. SWAYNE IN THE SOUTH.

The following letter just come to hand and will be read
find no relief until he had used DR.. SWAYNE'S COM
POUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY. 1t is certainly
The Most WOnderfut Cure on Record Read it.
Wilmington N. G Jan l2 le47.
DIR Swayne Dear Sir: Having been almost miraculous
y cured by your valuable medicine, think not more
than common gratitude in TO make addition The
long list of certificates which you received remark
able by your medicine. During the two ears pre-
ceding last August, very much distressed by very
bad cold and Tactns cough, and duing the latter part
the time continued TO grow worse, and indeed in JUL
my friends gaze oUer, having tried all kinds ofmed~
cne said to be good for such diseases, without least
good effect was reduced Utmost to perfect corpse and
had scarcely any flesh upon my body and for long
never thought to rise from my bed again friend one
day asked ME if had used Dr. Swayne Compound Syrup
OF Wild Cherry, and advised 10 do once, he
heard that had worked great many wonderful cures.
took his advice and after using up several bottles 81 it,
grew much better that enabled 10 leave my bed
and afterwards 10 walk about the house, and 60
the street. was encouraged By this and continued the
use OF your medicine and now by its wonderful
curative powers am perfectly tve and enjoy the of
all my faculties list much as if had never been ct
ed in the way have described you. l have written
this not thinking that it will at all interest YOU but hum
bly, hoping that it will have its mite influence in causing
your valuable medicine TO be spread among mankind and
in assisting to raise you TO that station which you richly
Deserve for your perseverng efforts for the public good
Respectfully your friend and admrer,
JAMES R. MAISLAND.
BeDdre Of imposition. Attempts have often been made
by unprnciped individuals impose upon community
spurious article Stealing nearly the whole the name
papaJIe imposition, the public should shun all prepare
ons purporng contain Wild Cherry, except that bear
ing the signature OF DR.. Fl Swayne eech bottle
Beware of the worthless 'Baisans " Btte 81 HSyr.
ups &C., as they contain none OF the virtues Of the orgi
nal preparation
The Original and only genuine article is nj spared Inv
DR. SWAYNE corner of Eighth and Race Str cts Phia-
depha and for sale by agents all parts he United
States and some parts of Europe.
RINGToN Worcester; Mrs. E. KiDDER, N ). 100 Court
Street, Boston Senp2t26 dit
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PEOPLES CONVENTION.
DISTRICT NO 3

The Freemen in the several towns of Con.
gressonal District No. 5, who are opposed to the
election of Lewis Cass and Zachary Taylor to the
Presidency oil the United States, and to the
further extension Of Slavery in the Territories,
or the admission into the Union of any more
States in which Slavery is tolerated, are request
ed to meet in the towns respectively, and elect
Delegates to a DISTRICT CONVENTION, to be
holden at the City Hall in Worcester, on We'd
nesday the 26th day of July current,at 10 O. clock
A. NJ, for the purpose of selecting Delegates to
the National Convention to be holden at Buffalo,
on the 9th of August next. Each town is au-
thorized to send three times the number of dele
gates to which the town is entitled to Represen.
tatives in the General Court, and all towns have
the right to three delegates, whether entitled to
full representation in the General Court or not.
Per Order, ALEx'R. De WITT,
Member of the State Committee for District No. S.
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Insurance against Fire!

HE Ktma TMSWranCe Company,
No. So State-st.. Hartford, Conn.,.
With sound and available Capital Of $3.50. OOJ,
OFFER their protection against loss damage by fire
~ the citizens of Worcester and its vicinity Ii insu
Dwelling Houses and Furniture, Stores and Merchandise
generally, Factories, and Mills, the Favorable
terms.
This Institution has been in operation nearly quarter Of
centwyis reputation Jor liberal adjustment, and it's
Tomptude in paying losses are well known and esal.
lIshed. THOMAS X. BRACE, Pr eeidenf.
SIMEON l.. LOOMS, Secretary.
Hartford, March s, 845. istf
~ Persons DESTROYS of obtaining insurance in the above
Company referred, for more particulars, TO A. II
BULLOCK, ESQ.,, WALDO BLOCK Worcester, Mass.
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FREEDOM CLUB.

An adjourned meeting Of the Freemen of Worcester,
will be held 1T the CITY HALL,
FRIDAY EVENIN G, 2lst inst, at u o'clock,
hear the reports of Committees, and to complete the
organization proposed The last meeting. Also TO fill
any vacancy which may in the Delegation to the
District County Conventions.
Let there be GREAT meeting.
July 20 Per rider.
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Or. H. F. RISHOP.

@6nEE @1S OPERATES in all branches Of
25NLIST. S- Dentistry, at No 1872, Main st.
The liberal patronage he has
joyed in Worcester the past years. enables him re-
Ter those wishing work. to great variety operations
lie hopes by the best of references skill and in
hanging artificial teeth low prices and warranted work to
satisfy all that employ him. d June 2.
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soothing hope thatSAe future will be less disas-
trous than the present. This method of encoun-
tering hSevls to which ever body in greater
or less degree is exposed, deprves disappointment
of its sting, andote to the poison OF SANDER,
and begets spirit Of cheerfulness which is es
sential to happiness He is like the eagle which
when clouds overspread the earth, rises above
them, to enjoy the sunshine. No matter how
prosperous individual may be in his pecuniary,
domestic, and social relations-if he suffer his
spirit to be discomposed by trif1ing annoyances,
he Is a stranger to enjoyment, and every day Of
his Lille is embttered by some petty cause oil vex-
alton, (which his own morbid disposition magn6es
into serious calamity. On the other hand, over
whelming must be the misfortune, which can pro-
strate a man that has been disciplined TO patient
endurance, and habituaed himself to uniform
cheeriulness OF mind.
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COUNTY CONVENTION.

The County Convention, of the opponents of
the election of Lewis Cass and Zachary Taylor
to the Presidency, will be holden at the City
Hall in Worcester, on Wednesday July 26, cur
rent, at O'Clock P. NJ, for the purpose of form.
ing County Organization. The several towns
will choose Delegates on the same basis as is
laid down for the District Convention.
ALEx'R. De WITT, Per order.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-07-21

u An American writing from L ondon says:-"I
passed an auction room where pictures selng,aad
while stood there number sold al 400 10 600
guneaS each the effects of French Count. Louis
Philippe has income Of only 81 $50 a year, and
Guzo is quite poor. The French Princes look ior
l,.,
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CHLOROFORM
MILLER s. NEWTON-DEN

MILLER & NEW ION-OEsNIISI
1876 MAIN STREET,
Having first introduced the Choroform into Worcester
and successfully used in their practice prepared
administer it in all cases where it is needed
S. p. MILLER,
Worcester, Jan T. diff JAMES NEWTON.
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GiIbert's Patent Plato
CHLOROFORM

THIS new principle Setting Teeth wi hou springs is
used by id H. F. BISHOP.
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Second Hand Machinery for Sale.

Second Hand Machinery for Sale.
ONE Sc inch Wooden CARD, with Condenser attached,
" clothing nearly new GondinQ make.
JACKS 200 spindes each, Gouldng's make.
do l44 do. do do do.
spocler for spooling Warp Yarn.
Kerseymere Looms.
Cotton stretcher 100 spndles 81 inches apart Is inch
spindle, in good working condition.
Logwood Cutter.
Hard VASE or Wooden Picker. nearly new.
SO Hank Bobbin Reel.
I The above machinery is in good running order and
will he ready for delivery soon
Millbury, Aug l8. diff VIM. CROMPTON
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DIR. HARRIS, l54 Main Street, is prepared Extract
Teeth Without pain by the of this recently discovered
substitute for Ether-CHLoRoFoRM.
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on Stammerimg Cured.

DOCr VANDERBILT offers his services to those
affi cted with the above painful habit, ssu.ing lh m
that he can effec permanent cure in one day at
most, cure pay.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-07-21

WHOLESALE
BUTTER AND CHEESE MARKET,
TNUE subscribers, formerly of the firm Of MASON HATCH
L Co. have taken the Store recently occupied by
hem and Will continue to furnish the citizens trade
OF Worcester and vicinity with the best New York and
Vermont BUTTER and CHEESE, BEANS, Dryed Apple
Grass Seed &c. share Of the public patronage is re-
specially solicited, and all orders promptly answered
NOW IN STORE AND SALE,
1 arge and small Packages BUTTER;
do do Boxes CHEESE;
Bushels BEANS, &c.
]. & T. STEVENS,
No. Warden Block, Front Street.
Worcester, July 4. du
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Taxes-lSlS-TaxeS.

TaXeS-1S4S-T
DY OF the City CGunc passed 22d May l949, six
ID per cent. discount will be allowed on all Taxes paid
before September lst The Treasurer and Collector is
directed by law to issue his summons day of Oc
ober those who then denQ and If the Tax Is
paid days after the date of said summons, to-
geher with twenty for said summons, TO issue
Warrant the collection of the according TO law
Office hours-From 8 A. M. to p. and p NJ to
p NJ till O1t. Is from Oct is to April 10 A. M to IL
NJ. and 2 to 4 p. NJ.
0TTreasurer and Collectors Officer, SHY Hail.
JOHN BOYDEN, Treasurer and Collector.
Worcester. July 20, l848. dw5t
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PREMIUM DAGUERREOTVPES,

1876 MAIN STREET.
NEARLY OPPOSITE THE EXCHANGE.
The subscriber is happy inform the citizens of Wor
and vicinity that he has made arrangements with
MIR. s. l.. WALKER
TO remain in Worcester short time longer thus giving an
opportunity to those who have called have had
chance to sit account of previous engagements and
crowded state of my rooms to call again. Mr.. Walkers
reputation of superior merits and skill to any
who have visited Worcester, is well established TO
need comments suffice it say that he has received
Diplomas and Medals for Daguerreotypes exhibited
in New York, and is the ONLY Daguerreoypist in Wor-
who has received Premium, advertisements
TO contrary notwithstanding.
Having enlarged my Rooms ttcice the size of any
Others in this city, would invite citizens and strangers
call, whether contemplating sitting or not.
June 6. DIFF GEO. ADAMS.
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Assessors Notice,

TIME Assessors of the City of Worcester give notice.
that they have delivered 10 the City Treasurer
list OF the Taxes together with Warrant in due form
law collecting the same, and that by vote OF the
City Government all persons who shall voluntarily pay
the Treasurer at his Office, discount will be made On
their follows Such pay before September ls
six per cent.
F. w. PAINE, Assessor OF the City
PUTNAM w. TAFT, OF Worcester.
Vnrcaci mi
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For Sale.

"A A TWO story dwelling II ouse, situated on Salem
M.IA n st Said house is so by % feeI, with wood
& shed and other convenienccs The lot is feet by
A. convenient for large or small family and consider
able fruit the premises For uri her particulars inquire
of ALVAN ALLEN, l6 Trumbul ST.
Worcester, July H., l046. diff
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Poultry Wanted.
TASH PAID for all kinds of Poultry, dead or
~ alive-Ive Pgeous Squirrels and all kinds of Game
in the OF 1t, at SPURR & LIE MSS.
Worcester May II. JOHN II. GRANGER. /
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It is generally understood by purchasers that they cannot
only buy the BEST GOODS. but can buy them cheaper
at the CITY CASH SHOE STORE,
THAN 1T ANY OTHER PLACE IN THE COUNTY.
During the last three months (snce adopting cash
sysem has been than hal dared
expect and only attribute it to the fact that
have been able give customers better than
competitors. .Efl.l
We have shown the people that promise make it
object for them pay their money is all hum
bug and we intend more than TO make our Store,
NO. 22I MAIN STREET,
the place buy Boots and Shoes. We DO say that
stock is the largest in the County for Store is not
crowded with old shop-worn goods but we do affirm and
ready to prove that have which TOR
quality of stock beauty Of nish and variety of kinds
not surpassed by any in the City.
Repairing done In the neates manner
FINE SEWED BOOTS made to measure by w w,
Co.'s. 5000 ROBBINS d. COMPANY.
Worcester, July /. i1r IL Eafs7 $3.50 Tas dwu