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Groceries.

Strictly prime New Orleans Sugars
Very superio or Rio and Java Cvfees
Extra D. Z. loaf and crushed sugars
Golden syrup
Sugar house and plantation rnolasses
Choice rsisns in boxes and half boxes
Star end ia How candles. broorns, starch, tubs.
buckets, pals, cheese, window glass indigo. mad
der, copPeras, saeratus, pepper, spices, soda and
cream tartar, mustard and all other articles in the
line of groceries and dye suffs, of the best quail
ity and at the loves prices, for sale by
msyl5 BOON, TALBOT & SMITH.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-07-08
THE CANVASS OPENED.

Gen. Clark and Mr.. Jackson opened the
canvass on Thursday. a, Mount Gilead.--
They both addressed the citizens, and al
though laboring under severe indisposlion,
the General showed up some of Mr.. Jack
sons acts in the Legislature so efectualIy
and powerfully. as 10 make him cry out
for their repeal We particularly alIude
TO the act Of the last Legislature, "to sus
tain the credit of the S,ate"--which we
advise our readers to examine, and by way
of facilitating the examination, will pub.
lish il next week.
They intend to canvass the county, du.
ring the coming week. On Monday week
they begin in Charlton, having agreedupon
time and place to address the citizens Of
each township in that county.
But few weeks intervenes until the
election. and warm tmesin politics may be
expected. As soon as the candidates for
the Senate leave this county. we understand
Gen. Redman and the assistant Elector will
take the stump.
If some of our wing speakers will stick
10 them as closely as Gen. Clark will to Mr..
jackson, no fear need be entertained for the
result.
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Final Settlement.

NOTICE is hereby given that we will apply to
the county court of Howard county, at the
August Term, for final settlement of our ad-
ministratIon on The estate of William Tolson,
decd. JOHN TOLSON,
ENOCH CREWS,
July ], 1S49.-l7w4. Adm'rs
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-07-08

An editor away out in the Great West
wishing to give fain. idea of conlem-
porary's meanness, says tina! his soul !: so
small, tina. il might dance horn pipe IN o
mus1uito's watch fob
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-07-08
CIHcInSATI, July !.

CIKcInNATI, July I.
AVIAN Buren, ratification meeting was held
dis evening. probably five thousand persons
were present. Very little enthusiasm was man.
ifested. H.,
TINS Eastern line is working very badly, thus
preventing the reception Of further details Of the
Cambra's news.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-07-08

Cheap Sugar.
CALL at Carroll's Corner if you want moro
than you can carry for dollar.
Glasgow, Feb. 26th, 1913.
EINE and extra fine French cloths, cassiueres
i and vestings, linen drillings sc. at unusual
ly low prices.
mylO BOON, TALBOT d SMITH.
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Chill Fsrer, Dumb Ague, Intermittent Fsser.
and all the uarious forms of
BILIOUS DISEASES,

BILIOUS DISEASES.
This valuable medicine is undoubtedly the 50 fest,
surest and best remedy discovered for the
of the above named diseases. 1t not only brea ks
the chill, but removes the cause from which the
disease originates Its operation is both general
and special.
While it acts generally upon the whole system.
as most powerful Alternative, purifying the fluids,
freeing the solids from all morbid secretions, and
reinvigorating and bringing up all the vital ener-
gies to u standard of permanent health; it at the
same time exerts specific influence upon the liver.
digestive organs and ymphatic ard glanduar sys-
tens; exciting them TO healthful activity, reno
wing oil morbid matter, equaling the circulation,
restoring their proper and necessary secretons.
thus accomplishing q complete renovation from
disease, and restoration 10 sound and permanent
health.
1t will be readily conceded by every intelligent
mind that Tonic SYRUP composed Of the most
valuable ingredients. carefully selected from the
vegetable Kingdom, must possess far more potent
properties for the complete eradication of the diseo
ses for which it is especially prepared, than
possibly be compounded with the limited quantity
usually administered in the form Of Pills.
Those who are suffering with the pros,rating
AGCE and FEVERS common to the west and
south-lhose whose constitutions have become
feebled by the Of mercury, quEine, other
violent remedieS-->hould resort at once to the use
of this VALUABLE MEDICINE.
1t has cured and will the most obstinate cases.
Travelling with the circulation, it pours its heal
ing current through every vein and artery Of tho
human body. The whole animal economy is made
to undergo thorough radical change. Even the
mind partakes of the healthful process. and life,
that before appeared one dreary waste, begins
again to seem worth possessing
Pamphlets respecting this valuable medicine
can be obtained Of the agents gratis.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-07-08
Iron and Steel.

1TOII slIlU SlCC1s
WYE have on hand, and will continue TO keep
w for sale, good assortment of
Genuine Sligo Iron
German steel
Cast and blister steel
Plough wings and slabs
Tyre Iron, &c. &c.
which will be sold on advantageous terms; pur.
chasers of Iron are invited to call
mayl0 BOON, tai BOT g. SMITH
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r ISL OF LETTERS remaining in the Post OF.
IL fee, at Fayette, Mo, on the first of July,
iS4S, which if not taken out in three months
will be sent to the Post Office Department as dead
letters.
Robert G. Ancell John Lewis
Aaron Andrews Henry l.. Lewis
Benismin Anderson Charles Literal
William G. Andrews George Lee
John Arnel Thomas Morris
William Barnes Dennis Magruder
Henry L. Brown John Megerick
George w. Bonnell Beverly Mosely
Samuel Blythe Harlan MILAN
S. W. Brown Miss Lucy A. Nowling
William Buckhannon John N. Pulliam
Miss Mildred Crews James Preston
Joseph Cooper James Patton
S. w. Clack Samuel Prior
J. w. Cloyd John Patterson
j B. Carpenter Wilson l.. Pugh
James Croft David Roberts
Mrs. Mary Carsey Stephen Rummons
Mrs. Susan Croft J. F. Rylsnd
Mrs. Arnety Cravens Elisha Reavis
Nmrod Deweese Scion Shepherd
John Devenna Mrs. Narcsse Snoddy
Armsead Dennis George Strailman
Rober, Eaton William H. Snaveley
David Fisher George Smith
Mrs. Eliza A. Fisher William l.. J. Smith
John Frazier P. FealherIand
Joseph Fields A. Q. Thompson
Henry Green Mrs Caroline Tindall
Pey,on Green Mary Ann Turner
Miss Sarah Grigsley Thomas Upton
Joseph Harper Robert A. Taylor
Jesse P. Hurne Eliza Ann Young
F. w. Hitchcock David White
Greenvlls llufer6nger Mrs. Louisa Woodson
Susan E. Jones Williamson Turner
Miss A. G. Jones Miss Sarah White
Josiah D. Jones William Wsyland
VIM. TAYLOR, P. M.
July s. 1S48--lSw3.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-07-08

SCHOOL BOOKS-A complete assortment {
~ every description, for sale cheap,by
WIN. R. SNELSON.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-07-08

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VSwy6e| Sd;,y,oa 80 g. ILL.,; ILL., !,
an .; e uonJ.a
G U PoweL,u 49,, 70. Voi,o,n NJ
Du.doch' Queen De'Isn., 80 W.; .,. 80, -
uu'aeu'i,, ana oli'er iH,pp 'au onara,;nn WIN"
a'G T hot Iounu W any o.ne' ph;op fo,n,s .so,
ihh VuthN n .tSnhn., SorsnD,;i,, C.
.,a' 'ne ~ Wv ~ Sarsanar;ii ;,soir
P p - PtooaoI Stps,o,on snaa,s 80,
rIo.eSsor iost VI ~ ~ GS: y. :.
as ,oI ~, IN INC S1ut"e,n =, e
anu hm rnalhiucy teSe.aos P ouaesl'
Ito's my,e Po..r upcN u'e ssS'.m 40 y;r ~
Poge'JuHy % ssS as':ot eau.,a Ipc" s.a
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" .o.so'.so"s a.H usspc's nc,ra, e. e."
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IRAN VI consequences my ,o''o"' S!P"''''' '"a'
us T yincacy Is utss eS, ,La Sc,s s,,u.
ne suPerior'ty y, 'ne uaee"Oes
0o'p0Ini '"S ve sI 81 nnmbs- Of the mos,
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-07-08
DOct. winthrop II. HOpsOn,

HAVING located permanently in Fayette, ten
i i ders his professional services to the citizens
of the place and vicinity and respectfully solicts
share Of their patronage. During the day, ex-
cept when professionally absent, he can at al!
times be found at his Office, (the same occupied by
Gen. Clark as law Office and at night at Orig
lars Tavern. March 25.--36m.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-07-08
"THAT STUMP"

Since the nomination Of Genera! Cass for the
Presidency. by the Locofocos they have circulated
story claiming for its historical variety that be
nobly end bravely thrust his maiden sword into
q stump, thereby TO indicate his indignation al
Gen. Hul's surrender. We did not, nor do we
now, feel disposed to question the truth Of this
act Of heroic darlng-and we are the last 10 ques
ton the courage and patriotism Of that man. who
would "under the circumstances, make fight up.
on an obstinate, "weIl grounded" stump
Some Of the Wing papers. however, intimate
tina! this act. so prominently exhibited in the mil.
itafy career Of Gen. Cass. by his friends, was
done by Col. Duncan McArlhur-and in proof,
introduced the following from Niles Register:
"When Col. McArlhur's sword was demanded
he broke it into three pieces. tore his epaulels
from his shoulders, and stamped them on the
ground-and, overcome with modification, threw
himself upon the earth, and wept."
Now we submit the question to the Enquirer
and Statesman, whether the alleged stump fight
Of Gen. Cass be not spocryphal-our object in
submitting tho query is simply TO have the truth
OF history vindcated and established. -Cin. Oh,c
Gazette.
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Trustee Meeting

Trustee Meeting.
The Annual meeting of the Trustees OF Howard
High School, will be held in the College on the
llth inst, commencing at o'clock, p: M,
S. G. MAJOR, President.
July LIST, 1913.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-07-08
Fresh Spring Goods.
Iron and Steel.

N7E have received extensive additions to our
w general stock of IRON and STEEL, and
Immediately upon the opening of the Pennsylva-
MIA canal, will be in receipt Of all sizes of Sligo
iron which will complete our assortment.
april HUGHES, BIRCH g. WARD.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-07-08

BLANK DEEDS, and Justices Blanks for sale
at this Office. Blanks of every description printed
at the shortest notice.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-07-08
GEN. CAss THE POOR MANS FRIEND


Correspondence Of the Baltimore Patriot.
You will recolect how much was said, by the
party low supporting General Cass, against Gen.
Harrison, when the latter was candidate for the
Presidency. Tor signing sundry vsgrant laws at the
time he was Governor Of the territory of Indi ana!
WE'LL will The same gentlemen be equally horri-
fed when they learn, that their present candidate
for the Presidency, when Governor of the ,errito>
~ OF Michigan, signed and approved the follow
ing law:
"ANACf. for the punishment Of idle and dis,
orderly persons
Section 1. Be it enacted by the Governor and
Judges Of the Territory Of Michigan, that any Jus
tice OF the Peace. on conviction, may sentence
any vagrsnt, lewd, idle or dsordery persons.
stubborn servants, common drunkards, common
nigh'.walkers, pilrerers, or any persons wanton
or licentious in speech, indecent behavior, com.
mon railers or brawlers, such as neglect their
calling or employment, misspend what they earn
and do not provide for themselves or families, to
be ,ohipped not etceeding ten stripes, or 10 be de
vered over 10 any constable, TO be employed in
labor not exceeding three months, by snch con.
stable TO be hired out for the bes, wages that can
be procured; the proceeds OF which to be applied
to the use of the poor Of the county.
Made, adopted and published at Detroit, the
9Th day Of July. 1918. LEWIS CASS,
Governor Of the Territory Of Michigan.
From The foregoing, copied from the laws Of
the Territory Of Michigan, it would seem that
Gen. Cass was as fond ss any body else Of selling
poor neighbor white man." into bondage, when
they were TOO poor to provide for themselves
VIVA, will General Mckay and his former col
league. Mr.. Hawkins, who published joint cir>
cuIsr against Gen. Harrison for signing an act,
as they alleged, to sell "poor neghbor white men
into bondage" - what will they say now?
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7 ISL OF LETTERS remaining in the Post OF.
IL fee, at Fayette, Mo, on the first of July,
1913, which if not taken out in three months,
will be sent to the Post Office Department as dead
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-07-08
Hydraulic Cement.

SPOONS.--Sil and German Silver table and
- tea spoons, for sale by
j. RJDDLESBARGER.
Fayette, Jan. 18th, lS4S
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-07-08

GRIND STONES.--A superior lot of Usage
VI grit fer sale low, by
j. RIDDLESBARGER.
Fayette. Jan. 18th. lS4S
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Family groceries.

The Undersigned respectfully informs his friends
and the public, that he has just opened, and now
Offers for sale, in the house lately occupied by
Mr.. kring, Saddler's Shop, supply of
Esss.,s>sg1sez FRESH FAMILY GROCERIES,
.sSs LID Ts11N consisting in part of Sugar, Cof-
sSTs fee, Tea, Molasses, Vinegar,
y TEAS Mackeral, Cheese, Nails, Spun
- Cotton, Hard and Queensware.
Pepper, Spice and Flour, together with every
article used by families.
ALso-Superior liquors of all kinds, for family
use, by the quart, or gaIlon-alI Of which viii
be sold at low rates, for cash. Those desiring ar
ticles in his line respectfully invited to call.
JOHN SllAFFROTH.
Fayette, Jan. 10Th, 1913.
IROSS-CUT SAWS.-A lot of cross.cut saws,
" superior article, for sale by
J. RIDDDLESBARGER.
Feyette Jan. 18th, 1913.
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,b fel'cu upon Knowledge that enIightens rather
tha., pJ" ART mat bases and destroys; if
and - au pau less homage 10 muscular strength,
would not now be in a state of protound tnrbn
renee and almost hopeless pauperism. We should
uo' no" be the sad spectators of bloody struggles
~ the nations and their governments, no.
Ie ueduIy animosities which exist between the
empowers and the employed the mus
e'e O' me wOrkman'S arms and the fullness OF the
.nPiVyers purse The maintenance OF armies
nas absorbed immense riches, and has hindered
SUnlheFce armies have pauperized and caused
internal connection in the countries that maintain
unem: Universal fraternity is as yet uptopian
principle, and it will remain so as long as nation.
a. preludices, supported by ignorance and aggra-
a.eu by misery shall divide the people into rival
sections at war with one another.
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Worcester County Mechanics As
SOpiRfinn


COURSE OF LECTURES before this Association
VIII Commence Tupsiqg En-. ming Mop l4th, at the
tif JAIL The following gentlemen have been engaged
ahd are expected on the evenings assigned them in thd
Programme The introductory will be free TO public
NOV I4-Rev smalley-Intr0ductory.
2l-Dr J. v g Smith Philosophy of Sound and
the Mechanism of The Ear.
2s-Rev. E. B Ba-On the claims Of Science.
Dec 5-Prof ID. Butler-Naples and its Neighborhood.
p do do The Plymouth Pilgrims.
IS-ReV A. Fl. Read Eleclririty.
20 do do Magnetic Telegraph.
jan 2-lIon Charles Thurber-Poem.
s-ReV Iheo Parker-Progress of Mankind.
ib-Frot j. d. Bntler-EuropeaR Monuments.
~ do do Battle of Bennington. lpared
rs do do The Old World and New com
rs do do Lie in German Town.
S1-keV Albert Case-Progress of the Mechanic Arts.
feD o-hoh' l. Nj BartOn-Science and the Mechanic
Ats Of the 10 h century.
IS-hon o. b. Bridges-(Suhject hereqter.)
A-Ffoi j. D. Butler-Selt-culture among Working
2S-Prot J. d. Butler-The Helps which the Study
OF Language ministers TO History.
. 27-PfoE j. L. Buter-Italian Pecuarities.
MaIeh . do do Archii ecure of st. Peters.
IicAets Tor The course may had the BoOkst
OF WARREN LAzELL, and EDWARD LIvERMoRE, at the
following prices: For gentleman ST. tor lady SO cens
for a single evening l23 cts
lickels Tor members OF The Association can be had
the Office of the Secretary.
The doors the Hall will be opened at o'clock and
closed at a on each evening.
An persons will be required to show their Tickets
the door WILLIAM GREENLEAF Sec,ry.
NOVe dlaw3w
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i CARD.
u B. N. GOULD,
TAALVR AND DRAPER

vv-cuy n i,,a. 70 MAIN oIhEEH,
IA u% his old friends and patrons in Worces-
s.nad ~ WV, and the public generally thot ne
nus TeLWhs1 ~ rofcese and taken the central location
over % Ins Ne y noGK STORE OF sTEBDINs & CO.,
ss ~ n ma I'm All where he will be happy to see
Of FOREIGN AND DoMSiSs1u12c FOODS Including The
latest ana mOss fashionable ipOatons and styles, en-
mems wardrobes. '0s' W " l-77
lie commences bushes, nm = n.,er,e of buyns for
cash. and selling for cash which viii enable him to furnish
~ a.. 49, ~ a cheaper than those who deal on
me credit OASIS ne will BE- in the constant receipt OF
uoods nom the New York tnarket-wIl attend to the
cutuhg OF al eaImens 10 persor-will employ none but
nrs CLASS ang will use every effort to please
anu accommodate a taste and skill he will yield TO
Country dealers can be supn,Ad h iii articles in his
department, wholesale aud r. rSU "''- ,-- =
Former friends and patrons , ..,v. his thanks tor
favors already extended, and ,, s,r ns,ronaee and
che public, is now respeetlull, su.,.d !
Worcester, Nov Is. "Ss df
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WORCESTER LVCEum.

FUTURES Tor The ensuing season will be delivered
u by the following gentlemen:
Hon. Horace Mann, Newton, Nov Is a. %
Rev. a. P Peahndy, Portsmouth MI Dec 7
Hon. Charles Thurber, Worcester IA
Rev. Wm. Graunell, Providence q
Rev. VIM. NJ Rogers, Boston, %
Z. P. Whlppe, Esq, Boston, Jan 4
Mr. Hasbr0Ok Davis, Worcester, Ii
John A. Boes, Esq., Boston, IS
Rev Alorzo Ill., Worcester, 25
Theodore Parker, Boston, Feb
Richard II. Dana Jr.. Esq, Boston, 8
Rev. Barnas Sears, Newton Is
Rev. VIM. B. Sprague, Albany, 22
Charles sumner, Esq. Boston, Mqrch
Tickets ot the course may be had at the Bookstores
Tor GenemeH, aud SO for Females and Minors.
LECTURES will he delivered at the CITY HALL. .
The first Lecture will be FREE. Nov Is.
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DIED.

In this city, Nov 4th, Mrs Mary w. wife If NJ IosI
DcWlns 90 ON, Harriet NJ daughter Of Mr. Adam Har-
ns'oh 10 Ith Mr. Begj. F. Eaton 80; 9Th, Miss LOIS
In hi. civ Nov M F VA a I'M, %
Bangs ana daughter Of Jonathan Baou of Woonsocket
h To- 24-lPrlnters in R H. and NY. please copy
Joseph T. Tarner ard daughter Of John Baker la,e of
nALeVrou-y, 81 Printers in Penn. nlease c NV.
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Dancing.

mh. L. r. GASLYNSKI begs TO inform his friends and
patrons IN Worcester that he will his classes in
Fencing and Dancing Saturday afternoon in BRINLEY
HALL An opportunity is offered to those Who have not
finished their Lessons, do this time.
Mr. Gaszynski can be seen at the Am Temp. House.
Nov J. dtC
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DIR. III. =. BISHOP.

@8OENT - OPERATES in all branches
64sl IST 4sSS~- Dentistry, at Ne 452, Main st.
The liberal palY .iass he has
yeG III orcester The past years. enables him
yer nose wishing work TO great variety OF operations
hanging artificial teeth prices and warranted work
satisfy all that employ him. d June q
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MRS. WRIGHT, will give second course of lee
lures TO women, on Physiology. commencing MON
DAY, the 9Th inst, at O'Clock at WALDO HALL. The
cts, single Lecture rs. The last lecture will be upon
the philosophy of cure, and its practical result
Worcester Nov. 6,
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DANCING SCHOOL.

M II. WEAVER, Respectfully gives notice to the
w subscribers to his evening school, and others desr
ous OF attending that the first lesson Gentlemen will
be held at BRINLEY HALL, on THURSDAY EVENING,
Nov 9Th at O'clock
Worcester, Nov. 8 If
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DIR. h, G, MEAD,

fFTaSs& Dentist, (Aie OF Providence, r. r.
YYp Taxes this method to inform the Ladies
and Gentlemen of Worcester, that he has
permanently located himself in this City in the practice of
Dental Surgery,
here he will perform all operations in his profession after
lhe most modern aud scientific methods All work will
he warranted to give perfect saisaction and charges
made in conformity with the Times. Office in Waldo
Block, No. 49, Main Street. sept IS
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MARRIED.

an WORTH Brookhe'd, Oct s, by Rev. Dr. Smell Mr. VIM.
"uans 70 Lucy Ann ~ vester, both OF Bruokfeld.
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DR. HARRIS. l54 Main Street, prepared TO Extract
Teeth okout PAIN by the This recently
substitute for Ether-CHLoRoFoRM.
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Wood and Land at Auction.

WILL be sold at Public Auction in Uxbridge Mon
w day the 2eth of NouenbeT inst about 81 of
WOOD standing, and Immediately after, the LAND on
which it stands, situated about II miles from Uxbridge
centre. Also, three acres o: PLAIN in the north
part of the town For information inquire Of JOHN w.
Nov. g. 1913. d6t w2t46
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U R0SS'S XpreSS forward all sorts OF par
GELS and small through direct the Worcester
Rail Road to Newpoyt, Fail RiUer, Bristol and Haen.
July g. dwlf
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SHEETINGS.

THE SPLENDID CASHMERES AND
MOUSSELINES DcLAINE,
DER " Europa" received, and now ready for exhi.
Il btion. Among them some beautiful
Mousselines de Lame Al Wool in sT all figs, at SO c.
Twid Cashmere do bright colors, AZ cts.
Ladies are invited TO examine them.
Nov6 DIV HENRY II. CHAMBERLAIN.
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GiIbePt'S Patent Plates.
CHLOROFORM

THIS new principle OF Setting Teeth wi hout sprir
aseu Oy I'D II. F. BISIlC
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NEW FALL. GnnnS

NEW FALL GOODS,
FENHE subscriber has receceiyed his FAIL cOODS
FALL FASHIONS and is now prepared to fnrnis
his customers with FfN ~ 'u'"'S
GARMEWTS
Of ev cry DESCRIPTION, IN the latest and ,
and rom the best OF materials ' ''e'
Eg- At VERY Low PRICES. 81
Ny assortment OF Cloths comprises one of the Iest s
iecteJ ana largest variety that can be found in the conn
n.y. Ihave taken great in selecting nv goods IN &c,
sueh that can recommend them 10 my customers snd
Ienl prove Us lhey are recommended and thus Sc
sha constantly be receiving direct from the
he atesl ana most approved styles goods which will
be too numerous to mention here
u Gentlemen are requested give me CALL and sa,.s
fy themselves as TO quality andprices
Grafton sept. le. 0y ~,
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-11-15
extraordinary Attraction
AT BRlNLEY HALL.
The Chippewa Indians,

,.,,p hlackStOE Bank.
70 meet a. Sss the Blackstone Bank. are notified
Il, Rad os men Banking Roem, for TO Nil vacancy
o,noS UEectors on Monday, November 10Th, Of
II,sr;dss oc,p pei 81 order E.W. HAYWARD, Cash.
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