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THE CLAY Rail-. MOVING.

The following res iulious were adopted BY
large AMI enthusiastic Clay meeting IN Albany
on Thursday. In spite Of the weather Jo'u
ttousanA person, were present. They resolved
10 have anoiher meeting 10 nominate Clay and
Fillmore Presidential Elecior Ter that DisIric'.
Dudley ScIden addressed Inc meeting, which
"broke up full Of spiti, and determination 10
continue in the work they have begun"
Resolved, Thai we acknowledge no dictation,
no masters, in Albany or ELSEWHERE" As ifee-
men, we claim he right 10 express freely our
opinion, aud 10 take such action as our Judgment
NAV die ATE, or circumstances require, To insure
success 10 our objects :, 49,
Resolved, Tha, We recognize 10 Inc Hon w ~
lis Hall of New York, and Hon. John M. BoHs.
OF Virginia, fearless advocates OF WIFI. priEci-
Piles and Wing men.
10 New Jersey, TOO, the Gay bail is IN mo'ion.
One hundred AMI four Of The leading Wings OF
Ner Brunswick have called Clay meeting for
the l4lh, and eighly.,hfee Wings Of Hudson
county ha We called similar meeting tor the 18Th,
opposed 10 The dictation oil military availability
and the nominee Of a packed convention Of Of
6ce.holder. and ofice.seekers." Will not This
give US New Jersey
N. B. "The terrible Bolls" has gone TO New
York. Look Out Tor storm
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Germs Of the Enquirer.

eth Enquirer Is published DAILY lior the clty]
onJ SEMl-w :EKi.Y (for the conntry.) For the Daily
Paper seven dollars per annum and NJ tne rate OF
do lars II taken for shorter srod than ono year. OF
tie Semi-Weekly, i've dollars per annum, ana in,eo
dnlIars IN, six onths auir IN DC pa,d N
ee or remitted by mail, post paid or SIX Dollars
rrr annum NJ the end 9th year.
r. TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
~ the DAILY ENQUIRER-For ono square OF
Al. cen iines or less. first insertion fifty cents and
~ succeeding insertion twenty-five csnss-ti in
s,uei once a week, twice week, or three times q
wsek. thir,y seven and 4 half cents.
in lHE SEMI-WEEKLY-Uue square OF sixteen
lin A. or less first nserion IS cents; for each conIinu-
ance, 50 conts
~ nes and in that proportion for advertisements
n cfester length-ezccpt Lottery Vendors and Auc-
,on-Ts, who charged one hundred dollars tpaper
iacuGed ,, .. =. ....-,s ...A
,a ,ance nay or satisfactory references, TO insure
e1-ru.i - .,
S.na and available Bank notes, al the risk of the
81 all letters being paid b. the nri
-. I'm. hostage of single letter Is scarcely OF any
ount Ia Ie writers IL Is the accumulation of post
- IN an es.e,sivx business, which operates az a
crans tax upoa To f,n,oiS =. =. ,.D h
- n, fysirseyi.y and Marriages from tho 6 hnfry,
"a. =, =. paftyis hand wriilng 10 nkpcwfp this
y III. ,,,s, br authenticated by the endofsstton Of the
,n,-s,e, m the ncighborhood, they will Ia no case
, A,,shed Every measure, that has Boon taken to
,npositions and nui2Zes has proved heretofore
= r,,,, We must therefore, insist, IL such case,
= ne cnmnunicatioubsi1g certified by the name OF
/, r,.,maSier. ari,tsn on d. tcek Of the letter.
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THE FILLMoRENEs.

The Republican Of Saturday, in defending MIR.
LYONS. places the Wing party OF Virginia in an
abys. of degradation from which nothing can
rescue Il. /, is true that Mr. Lyons declaration,
$50 help me God, l will not vote for Fillmore"
&c was made before The Gayle letter was re-
ceivsd-i, is no less true and we deeply regret 10
say So lha, after the Gayle letter was received
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NOTTHE

A VALUABLE TRACT oP LAND for sale In ches.
~ ersd county, situated the Goodies bridge road
about fifteen miles from the City Of Richmond, con-
timing 35sA acres, with Dwelling House and all the
necessary out houses The soil is admiralty adapted to
the growth OF corn, OATS wheat and tobacco, and Is
desirable situation for physician bargain may be
mad by Immediate application being made to the sub
scriher. w. GODDIN.
Aug. 6-c2awlm
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THE VOICE OF THE DEMOCRACY OF
RICHMOND.


Our lellow.cilizens were very much disarpoini-
cd on Saturday nigh, al not hearing Gen. Bay
", The able Representative in Congress from The
Accomac District, who was prevented ifom
speaking by severe hoarse1css and indispo'il'on.
The respectable meeting, mot much larger as
friend saysl than the Wing meetings OF this Gil
braar OF Whiggery," was entertained by shor
bat animated and impressive addresses from Pre-,
sident Paue.on, and Messrs. Patton, Greenhow
and Seedon. We shall tomorrow refer TO their
remarks.
The following admirable resolutions were pre-
.en,e,, and advocated by Mr.. Pauon, were adopt
ed without dissenting voice, and on motion OF
Mr.. 8. D Deroon, were ordered 10 be recorded
on the journal as UNANIMOUSLY agreed 10.
The resolutions will speak tor themselves, and
furnish mastery and conclusive argument and
exposure of the design OF the Fillmorcnes OF
Richmond TO force upon the reenen AMI patriots
OF Virginia an unadul,eraled Aboilionist. We
have no room for comment bu! We lee m i, pro-
per- 10 iull UNDERSTANDING OF the subject, iha'
We should re.publish the following resolution
adopted by he Trough and Ready Cub last
Tuesday night
"Resolyed, Tina, the Wings Of Richmond dis.
claim all sympathy with The New YORK Clay
moysmep, above mentioned; and, regarding The
sentiments OF Milard Fillmore as expressed n his
Letter to Gop Gayle, as sound and potr'otie pledge
| themselves 10 The Wings Of the Norm 10 hfin
and nuhesirs,ng support OF the nomination OF
Taylor and Fillmore fnr Ire Presidency ana
Vice Presidency vt the UGri acs."
The resolutions Of Mr. Patton expose me
, trckery O, the above resolution, cover he whole
Ground and ,ay bare the enormilies Of Fillmore
in their true light. LIZ every Southern man
study aud heed Them: -
Resolved. That the sentiments OF M'liard
r,ilnors =, expressed in his leuer TO Go
na,nn1 G,"le-to wit: that the evil Of slave
~ in III. states was a Thing "wiih whic
,he National Gwen neDt had nothing TO do
H., NV the Constitution OF the United States
he whole power over" the question, whether i
nss an evil or moi, "was vested in The several
SAFES where the nsli u,iou was tolerated; that il
,bey regarded i, as blessing, they had consii
mli,nal right 10 enjoy il; and if They regarded y
a. an evil, they had the power, and knew hes
| how /, apply rhe remedy" that "he did not con-
ceiye that Congress had any power over II, OF
was in any way responsib'e for its continuance
|, in The several States whsre II e1is'et"-ase sea
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In The 9TH dis,ct the vote is very close between
John D McCrale [Dem and R K. Goodenow,
IWhis.I The Legislature will be largely Demo
cratic. The vote shows that The Safe IS :, sale for
Cass and Butler by many thousands. The law
OF Maine requires majority 10 elect electors;
bu, should The peop.e fail 10 elect, the pfesen, LIE.
eislalure, which is largely democratic, will ap
point the regular Democratic electors. mao.
rily is also necessary TO elect the governor ana
Senator'S.
The Boston Post and the Times rejoice in the
esu,, The "Times" Of The 18th says:
awe have received only partial returns, but,
as we believe, enough 10 indicate that Maine is
sill s,eadfast ia her Democratic faith, and has
once more nverlhrown her federal enemy, horse,
foot and Dragons. We congratulate her De-
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MAINE ELECTION.

The returns are cheering. We find The fol-
lowing in the Union:
The returns from this Sia'e are from paris OF
several couniies-nooe OF them complete. II is,
therefore difficult 10 make comparison with
anv ,ormer woe. Governor Dana is either elect.
Cd NV The people, or has a very large plurality
The vote has been increased over last year. The
following members oil Congress are doubtless
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xylRGlNIA-To pa,-ata Couio quarterly ses'' ,,
neIJ "a, thr count. OF Northumberland, ~ !he
ouri bouse thereof on Monday, tho ii'h dsy OF hu.
gust, 1888: . n M. md rl,,,be,h Ann
De and appearing IN the on tna more
han TWO wears ". elapsed since the aIshealon OF
I,n,, Ha,nie as administrator, with The VIM aIne1sh
ha wing claims az inst the sstate 81 saih Peter
weV,ear deceased, do exhibit the came for sstlsmrnt
v,,h,o thee months from the adjournment oI ms
Gn,, and That copy of this order be inserted IN the
eisnmonL ENQUIRER, paper published IN the city OF
Richmond for eight weeks successfully. and thai 60
ne he nos,ed at The door Of his C"uuhoass h two Sc
v,,,I t'ourt days Copy-rrsir,
-. s~rssy L STiril {.
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MATHEWS ACADEMY.

rJ,HE second term fthis Academy will commence on
4 The 18th September next. The session embraces
two terms, consisting of ten months The first COM
menc.s the first Monday in January, and terminates
LIST of Augustine second commences the 18th Sep
,cmber, and terminates the 18th December. Subjects
taught the primary branches Of English Education,
Grammar. Geography, Arithmetic, Reading, &c, &c
oc-the, with the higher branches, as Moral Phioso-
phY, Natural Philosophy, Rhetoric Logic, Mathematics
and Cass,rs The strlcest attention Is paid 10 every
~unjec, Charges made known by addressing either
subscriber, AT Mathews Court. house.
B. ST. GEORGE PEACHY, Principal.
THOMAS G. PEACHY, JR., Assistant.
Aug NJ .tar1,
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,iRS. lucy Y. GRAY'S FEMALE SEMI
NARY .PAPPA HAENOCk

N1h 7 mi n tR-kH@-, ,o.o
WILL re open on the first Monday In October 1875
w Tn. design of this Institution Is TO afford to pu-
nils ali The advantages of the most liberal course, In
b,.n the solid and ornamental branches
II has ever been the endeavor OF the Prineipa OF ns
Seminary 10 afford 10 her pupils, 10 the extent OIL her
mower The most comfortable accommodations and the
greatest facilities for the acquisition OF knowiedge-
TO accomplish this all the resources she could com
nand have been brought into requsition. Sne nopos
ha, her efforts have moi been In van either in refer
enee to securing the confidence Of parents and suard
nus or in promoting tho comfort and improvement Oh
the pupils r;,.
rrns viii Instruct the young ladies in every branch OF
English Literature upon which they are prepared 70
lev IN. Iatln and French languages likewise Draw
in, and Painting will be taught at extra prices mr.
ca,res Shey will continue mis- instructions In music
10 these " no may require his attendance.
IL = srab,e and greatly facilitates improvement,
mt all those wishing TO become members OF TINS ihsl-
iuiinn enter at the commencement of the terin
IA ,pahannpck, Aug le-cw6w
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TN ia, limited States Court FOR tic Eastern Distfet OF
i Virginia september Att lsio: r,.. =,
In the matter OF Bankruptcy OF 1prnoer iay, ~
the county OF Buckingham, 10 TUG Ia''''"
District h,s h..n derrred A
B.nSrupr by ,ni- Court. having nra ..1r
T w - new paper prned IN ihe city Of Rich
o"a seventy davs lea hets !h- , s aay o. na
vrmher newt hra,ins WI, p, nsa on 'ns G Tu
psu.h and II creditors who have paved Their
Or. and other persons In interest my sp2ear Al Tue
aid time and place, and show csuse, any thsy n,'e
granted. hC"py-p NAyO Clark
s.ot5-cwllW oh y, S'e'"'
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Tlp9AuANNoCK FEMALE ACADEMY,

MRS. Sara II j. LIS.
,.,IE ,.u,n scholastic year of this school will COM
tn,ncr on the first Monday in October next, under
- cna,.e OF two efficient and experienced teschers,
mss : Minister and Miss ~. 8 McFee.
Nis : Minister has been engaged for some years, az
j, teacher in Philadelphia, and has received testtmo-
n,s OF highest character nom her lends anu pa
n, teacher having mad charge of The school for the
past four years
Encsh edurallo i, and French, Latin, Music Drawing
p,nt,uc Wax Work, Embroidery and Ornamental
S.ed,r WORK, will be taught at extra charges.
Music viii be exclusively attended to by another
ccmpc;eni teacher.
Pa,rnts and guardians patronizing this school, may
,ev upon their children receiving, while with Mrs.
Eii;s mothers care, neat and comfortable Chambers
VITA good fires, night and morning.
Monthly reports will be sent regularly TO parents
his desirahl. that those who design paronizing tho
school should enter their children NJ tho commence
nrn, Of The session. though they will be received al
mn time No deduction made for absence, except In
e.es of potractrd sickness
spo,,on OF each Saturday will be devotedto needle
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

In obedience TO That portion of the dec9se fan extract
from which is SET forth as aboyel pronounced In the
foregoing case on ,he h July less hereby notify all
ceased, to exhibit the same before me- at INV once in
the city aforesaid before the 18th day If
next, for settlement. WIN. F. WATSON
Aug s-ew8w Commissioss,
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NEW IRON AND METAL STORE.
nm subscriber has opened Store on the errner OF
Gary and l4ln stree, for the "a : - rsr an" p.s,s
iron Boiler Plate, Sn.rt Iron, Coppe'. - n,,ics
aork Tin. Steel and Metals generally, ana ss"'cHsa
e, from all rhos. In want o: articles in n,- No.
Aug 25-clm
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IN ~ NNCERY-viNaISIA:-At Superior Court Of
Lhancery for the Richmond Circuit held al tho
S''e Gonr house in the city Of Richmond, Friday,
July 7lh, lSis:
Charles Hunt, Robert Hunt, and others, Plaintiffs:
against
Edward worsham, junior, Administrator, with the
VIII annexed, OF Charles Williamson, deceased, and
others, Defendants
1.-THE Court doth as" require ali persons who may
have claims against Charles williamson deceased, 10
eNhbi, the before The sixteenth day Of Octo
hrf next, for settlement, before William F. Watson,
VINO Is hereby appointed Special Commissioner for the
pipse commissioner Sands having died without exc
, Tue order entered herein the eleventh day OF
Az. s"s esa'een hundred and forty; and the Court
"a 49,; t',t so much of this order requires the
90 ~ 70 ne exhibited be published for eight weeks
m VI. ha"na Inquer, and posted al the door of The
a" ,h .s GUY Of Richmond, and also at the
Cnurf iSWiso Spuhsy3 w. ~
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Embroidery and Ornamental Needle-work, ID
Board, including Bed, Bedding, Lights, Fuel ana -,
Washing, . @ y
Refer 10 Dr. A. BrocSenbrough, DIR. Thomas Z. Tor
a. u - Rov Micm col p A. Bramham, Tap
pahannock; Dr. l.. Roanr. Mr.. Edward Wright, mr
II. b. Whi,locS, Mr.. WIN. J. GARRISON, Essrx; MI
J,hn + B!ockenbroueh, Westmoreland county; Mr.:
l.. Pits, CAPT ;. 5. HUT, Richmond county; Mr.. VIM
Z. Samuel, Aylets.
r,,nab,nnock September l. cw6w
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Terms for ten months
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THOMAS H. SELRY g. CO.,
AUCTEONEERS,


no 50 MAIN ST., (Hobbs' Block WORCESTER,
M GUILD inform the citizens CT Worcester that they
y nave established themselves in the Auction and
commission business the above place, and they
viii be PLEASED to receive cohs2nments of property Of
sale. f
PERSONS having second hand FURNITURE and wishing
10 eSPnse Of the same, will find this best of c
yer 70 sell we also will give particular attention
Inc sale of REAL ESTATE or Personal Property in any
part Of the County.
Oar experience and knowledge of The Auction business
we u5sl " III enable give entire satisfaction those
WHO may do business with Every thing warrant
goSd or perfect not so the money toH be returned By
conducting business honorable principles W. hone
{" secure the confidence Of the public
We have 10 store and constantly receiving q great
variety o Goods Ia he sold private sale and
"ou invite purchasers call and assortment of
NEN SOFAS, ROCKING CHAIRS,
MATTR SSES LOOKING GLASSES
BRO DCLOTuS, LINENS &c
BLANKETS, CARPET BAGS, and TRUNKS
Also, several Chests OF superior YonHg Hyson and Sou
chohg EA Crushed and other SUGARS wi h many other
articles, MI of winch will be sold private sle at ex.
tfemely low prices
Sales :" property consigned US will be settled mme
1iateIy.
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PREMIUM DAGUERREoTYPEs.
1856 MAIN STREET.

NEARLY OPPOSITE THE EXCHANGE.
The subscriber is happy inform the citizens OF Wor-
Geser and vicinity that he has made arrangements with
MIR. s. l.. WALKER
10 emAin in Worcester time longer thus giving an
GsaertHnttS 10 those no have called have
SAr1nCe nd
crowded Of nay to call again Mr.. S~aSKeFs
OF superior merits and skill
who have visited Worcester, too well established to
need any comments, suffice say that he has received
diplomas and Medals iOr Daguerreolypes exhibited
in New York, and is the ONLY Daguerreoty pIsI in WOr-
who has received Premium, adverts snents
t0CuntrSfy notwithstanding.
Having enlarged my Rooms tsOice the size Of osy
otsers this city would invite citizens and strangers
call, whether contemplating sitting not sa&
june G. DIFF GEO. ADAMS.
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lSsHFuI ChAhLhH HUUHON
Hon. CHARLES ALLEN.
NATIONAL WHiG0 DOCTRINE

"NATIONAL WING" DOC Urine 81
Read the following able defineaon o the Taylor
issue in the present canvass, it is portrayed by
Speaker Winthrop favori,e "NallonaI Wing Synaor
Bernen Here is his letter to a rayor Wing
meeting in Georgia:
Il ask you make known To fellow ciIlzenS who
viii be assembled on the 3Oh INST, the reason Why | am
with hem, not 50 mach 10 explain my ahSeuce, for
that is comparatively unmpOr,aai, enable
through the pr'p'r org n> q the MT ing. 80 say To
them, hn~ de- ply impnrtaut 'ei II |" be- that We
should work with ghl aud MAN" IN the present ran.
vasS-ha icoasider IL the most imporfcm P,eSiGen
Hll election eSpt ciaiiy t0 SOUTHERN ZEN. rhich
has oceHr'e cd he foundation cfthe Core nmtnt
" We haze greaf and Emporium iptetes al s'dke--9
zee fail 10 Ss'aa him ntSO uay be frced, Soon
10 decide tetehe tuH remain IN thu Union at The
nteICyOfG band Of {Ina les f1cGf jnggtrrs.
IuciaHty retire ON il for the 2r,rraton II our ddaFs
tic Institutions aud ali or 'tg rs as treemen redte
Knsd we s6SiIn heNt We dlrde on the old party
Issues victims.
NTH HEART DEVOTED To THEIK INTERESTS
ON THIS GREAT QUESTION and " IIH
OUT RESPECT TO PARTY impiofe my ct-
Toe eiis, Of Georgia Wing ond Democratic To foR
KNOW EACH q HER ONLY As SOUTHERN
MEMO act Apon The Il uiSm uttered hy Mr Calhoun,
that on this VITAL QUES1IDN-tte Prese,rat'oS
IF our domestic institnt,ons the Southern man ~ho rs
fdrthest from ) 20 us than No'fhern man
can be-tna, ICm ls1l"r il dcnut q ~nh "a IA cling
aud inleTest--waS hoin IN slavrh"lding s'ae-educa>
led in sIav,hadIng S,a'e--S himself sl'v'h"tder
Ina, his slave property constitutes the M ans OF support,
himself and lanAiJ ha, he cannot desert Us wnhou,
sacrfc ng hrs Interest, a., principles, The habits and
ieengs OF his fe--snd thai vita Ln therefore, tu ia
Sriulionx are safe. hsseech hem, her,ioie, from the
love wh they hear to monte state, 10 tally under
Ae banner of z chaty IayloE aud With QUE unud
e0ce To- send hR by accamaicn TO the Elk culve chair
Respectfully, y0ur 4 lo~ cuz n,
j. MCPHERSON BERRlEN
This is the view of the Vt QUESTION of
slavery extension. as beldhy OF Gen Taym's heuds
and Supporters throu guut b own section Of The country
They support him because they KNOW him to be
"thorougal, win the soo,h, bitterly OPPOSED 10
Tho WImo, P'oyiso, and will VEiOh Sach is Gen.
Taylor, wilhout m,S'ake, advocated al over the South
10 he. Its his TRUE position.
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Beautiful Teeth and sweet Breath,
III may possess by using
SHERMAN'S. TOOTH PASTE.

Ia warranted free acid any injurious ingredi-
ents and Is unsurpassed for cleaning Whitening the
eei, removing tsrer, preventing them from aching de
eay az the same time giving them ahealthy appeara1cs
as well as hardening the gums AMI seetenHe the BREATH
II leaves delicious taste In the mouth AMI gives univeE>
sa satisfaction Whoever Il once, will ever ater
give the preference every other dence Charea
W. Sanditrd, Col Charles = Bens n aud scores OF our
most distinguished citizens, have used SHERMAN
TOOTH TASTE Tor several yesrs, and believe i 60 10
unequaled Reader, get box and try IT, II you want
sweet breath and handsome teeth. slhs .sf ssa
SHERMAN'S PLASTER, commonly called SHEER
MANS POOR MAN'S PLASTER, for the trtding sutn
OF l2l cents without exception the best article ia the
Shape ofa Plaster ia the known world gives relief iRS
lew hours where the suffering is intense.
RHEU.MATISM Lumbag0, Pain OF Weakness Ia tho
Side, Chest Back Neck IOiBs, Limbs joins, yield 20
IL sooner than any ether remedy WorW on the lower
part Of the spne they have cured the Piies and on the
small Of the back they hpve cured Falling OF ,he Wost
by sPeptcs, persons troubled with Liver ComplaiHl,
VIII lind them al great and Surprising benefit, wirR worn
the part Ascled Consampves should al~sys wea"
their chest will ease their Cough ana remove
tie Soreness. Several million Of them have been sold and
never complaint n ade ssainst them
For sale Wnealv Sad resil nc the cheap Bookstore by
Sept. 2S-dwSm ss~fG J. GkoVT, i'll
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FIRST PREMIUM
DAGUERROTYPES,

Eclipse Daguerrean Establishment {!
no. o BrinIey Hall, no. o.
NJ establishments which is the oldest and most pop
ular rue ever established in Worcester, untes rare
advantages for carr, ing the Daguerrean all
pefect"h and beauty Within bref time this establish
ment has pr duced
5000 Miniature Pictures,
which IN point superiority and accuracy have never
been exseilei The proprietor, Dr. Van AIstin having
mad many OF practical experience in his art pre-
pared to
Challenge amy Competitor
10 trial O skill either the perfection and beauty OF
DutreA re productions, or in the exceeding oh apness
whch ht is enabled TO offer Them to the public He has
arled instruments for his own exclusive use which are
superior 10 in this city elsewhere and pictures
~hch warranted be superior TO any that can be
pr"1uted IN Wnrc ster. put up rich elegant
Gases, Tor the low price OF
One Dollar Only.
N o. STOCK Of superior qualify constantly on hand
and for sale. DR. VAN Ai.STIN,
Worcester, July %. dwtf
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CITY DYE HOUSE.

GGON r STR r. Ell. ,..eg
r ADlES and GentlemeRs Garments Of every desc.ip,
IL ton dyed and finished in superior styic. Ase
shaws, Wells Hosiery &c Gents whole Garments dycj
and pressed In good cleanse al short notice.
without Injury 20 goods or coIors. White Merno and
other Shais ceGnsed Carpets ceaDsed Tor sSght cests
per yard notice Goods returned in one weeh
Office at Ellis's, ZIG Main Street.
Worcester, April S. dwuI5
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ARCHITECTURE.

FTNiIE undersigned having Connected themselves Is bus
ness under the and arm Of Haua'isa.B Is
M BOYDEN 4 JOY, efsiag 81.
for the purpose Of Craving Plans ,nd making Spec
ncaoKs &c Buildings. in every variety Ol tyle invite all
those WIN contemplate building 10 gre q CALI as we
from oar experience thar give entire saac
Iien 60 att who may Iavor ms with their pail onage.
efee No, 20, {4h noo) Central Exchange, Wcrcestes.
ELBRIDGE BoYDE:N,
Aag. II. dwtG LEWIS 4. JOY.
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B. e. HUTCHINSON,

(SuccessOr to VIM. LEGGATE,) loo MAIN ST.,
MANUFACTURE and Dealer in HARM SSES, SAD
1Vl DIES, b2IDLES, Coach Chaise and Draft COL
LARS Also Tranks, E1oiises and Carpet Bags. Coach,
Gig aud Twig Wi4lpS &c. ~ Reaiprne done at Short
HoIIce ST. Worcester, Jan Is