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Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-06-23
For the Arkansas Intelligeencr.
THE ATONEMENT.

By REV.. J. n. MAFFITT.
There woes that shadow earth.
No troubles of the BRAIN
No serpent's s tooth nor pois'nous breath
Nor grief nor sickening pain:
NO carking care, nor anguish'd sigh,
Nor fear nor secret sting,
Nor burden d heart, nor fearful eve.
Nor pang, nor sorToving;
But what the Sen of Mary BORE
His flesh was rent and torn.
His spirit wounded to the core:
Afflicted, troubled, worm
He suffer'd- bled and died-aIone
Inc reeking wine-Press trod,
Nnile nature answering TO his groan,
Proclaimed that he was God
The Attributes of God and Man
On Calv'ry's altar met;
Twas then Redemption's rising Sun
Bright rays of Glory set,
Upon the cloud that robed the skies
Since sin polluted earth,
flushed Edenis tuneful symphonies
And summon'd grisly death.
Oh Mystery of Mysteries
The God Man reigns Supreme,
At his command the Tempter fees
And Jesus is his name /!
That Name Cherubic Ministries sang,
And hell's dominions spoiled
through Deaths sepulchral regions rang,
And Satan stood appalled,
He reared Salvation's Temple walls
On Zion's holy Mount
Lit up creations starry halls,
And oped Siloam's fount,
The night of ages rolled away
UnseaFd the book of Life,
Broke SuperstitiOn's iron sway,
And ended Reasons strife,
Makes solitary places gIad.
The wilderness rejoice;
And when the fainting spiri; 5 sad,
Speaks with a winning voice!
The air : peFfumed and reGoent
With Sharon's queenly roseI
a rainbow 5 on the storm cloud bent,
And in the Zenith glows,
Al Angel Messenger descends
To guard the christians home.
At midnight's lonely hour attends,
To dissiPate its gloom.
By day cloudy pillow moves,
fame of fire By night;
And every loving token proves
That man is heav'n's delight
And when the night of death draws near,
And JoEdan's bilipws rise
The Son of God viii then appear,
With cohorts from the skies
To whisper 10 the trembling soul,
BE not dismay'd. Ills
Whom warring elements control,
The Sovereign of the sky.
Then let our dark foreoodings cease;
Death s but shadow now:
He wears ANGELS form and face,
With glory on his brow
The grave s diSmantled-sweet Pe!fume
Peryades its IowlT bed,
Where rosy morning yet will come,
Where Jesus wakes the dead
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BOOKS.

= EMARkABLE Events in the History of America
Il = DR.. Ons' Travels in the East.
Lamartine's History of the Girondists Vols
War of Mexico and lis Heroes
Dealings with the firm of Domby & Son.
Orators of France by HeadIey.
Now and Then, by Warren.
Life of Genl Putnam.
Chalmers on the Power and Goodness of God
Festus by Bailey. Mills Crusades.
Adirondack or Life in the Woods, by Hea dlcy
Bancrofts History OF the L. States.
Life Of the Apostles. Book of 1000 Songs.
The Minors G1ite- California Guide book
Fremont aBd EmoTy's travels in California.
Oregon and California. American Manual.
AbUotts Corner Stone
Barnes Notes to the Ncw Testament
lrvinT's Works, or Tales Of d Traveller
Washington and his Generals by Headlev.
Napoleon and his Marshals oy Ieadley. .
With great number of other and vsIua bic books
for sale by WALLACE & WARD.
June %, 1S49
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-.-rs; we announce the sudden and unex-
sFSs .l1ss Of his eyentful and glorious career
f.T s,. ,ie,fol 10 cholera-the same dread roll
lei. h;-b summoned, few days since, the heroic
y W " "a bis final account. Two davs ago we
o'l-, rl-T,-srsI GAINES in the thoroughfares of our
n. martial step. his erect figure, and his be-
vt }! coupisnance. attracting every eye. On
"i,v at about ! o'clock. 4. NJ. the enemy at
r,J I'm. and The veteran who scorned to capt.
D, - ,,ortaI foe, surrendered, at last, TO that
y ltrs Douer. which. in the shape of this fearful
E sir seems indeed irresistible. He died with
~, =! Calm. perfectly uPprised Of his approach.
y maintaining TO the last the fortiIude that
,..,srzed him through life, he met Death. as
- or,en faced il on the battle field without q
jI.- tr;an1yhan, in the inspiration Of glorious
|. ,,d blissfuI Immortality. Antno~ he is
/ I'D of earth He who filled for MANY
"a arge a space in the public eye-whose
han, rose above the clangor of so many bat
those flashing sword blazed on, the path to
f-r-ghose v hiie plume waved in the thickest
r, e,ruaee-whose every aspiration was dedi-
>, bun1aoj;y and his countryi Alas alas,
f.r,n glory, all thai now remains of him is
- sif7ened corse. food for the worm. dust
- n dust But his spirit and memory are
+,I The one has returned 10 the GOD That
=. The o,ber will be hallowed ard preserved
Il -,,eTilI corri-y. His life forms an inlpor-
Iston Of American history. His achieve /
4, slow On many o. It's pages. a braver
- never lived; 4 better man never died. !
;ir years a professional soldier nursed in /
-m,: constantly in service; in the frequent /.
l.ia Of great Discretionary powers, he neFer, /.
,sgie instance, in any emergency, or under !
yTD.ation. forgoI the supremacy Of the law,
|. oYigaticns of 4 citizen His career was 4
gro, f5uI,Iess. and on the brilliant esculcheon I
.-,s,rEs to his country, there rests not sim /
[sn. We have no time TO sketch. IN detail. /
.,ry biography of this gallant officer HIS |
I, i've in cur cOuntry's annals. A; the Pc
bis decease. he was Major General CON-
;,r he S5l.hern Military District, next in
,v,;,r General SCo7T. He had established
,,doaarters in this ci,y. where he and his
Ne and accomplished lady were universally
!. Heexpired yesterday, al o'clock, A N..
8. Charles Ho.eI. IN the arms Uf his wife
,,ra,Dded bv his friends. His remains will
sp 10 Mobile. 10 be inferred in the family
~ gro,ud. Peace TO his illustrious ashes
viii Pieiv. Patriotism, and Virtue finger
his tomb. Often will the pilgrim repair
gather strength for noble resolutions. and
sa9 the example ne has left TO pos:erily:-
fer Freedom hsllows with her tread
aTAe silent cities Of the dead
Fer beautiful in death are they
Who proudly fall in her array;
q And soon, Oh Goddess, may we be
For eyerrlore \ ith them or thee -
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Novels of lS49.

E7IGHTEEN hundred and twelve, or Napoleon
= Invasion OF Russia
Thirty years since, OF the Rcined Family.
The Forgery, by James
Tristram Shardy, OF Uncle Toby and Corporal Trim,
Jane Eyre Juo. A. Murrell, (Ife and adventures }
Battle of life, Ia love story,) by Dickens.
Campaigns in Mexico, a Glimpse Life in Camp
by who has the So Elephant"
The Old Judge, or Life in a Colony.
Memors of my Youth by Lamartiu
Georgiana Hammond, com panion to Jane Eyre.
Angelina Luxmore, the Life of Beauty.
Ellen Wareham (or Love and Duty-)
For sale by WALLACE i WARD.
June %, lS49.
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DR.. Jayne's Celebrated Family Medicines.
EUST- received a fresh supply: Jayne's Expecto-
- rant, do. Alternative, Carminative Balsam, Tonic
Vermfuge Hair Oil, Hair Dye, Sanative Pills, and do
Agus Pills, for sale at the Drug Store by
June %, 49. k. STEVENSON.
ALSO some of those ALmANAcKs for 1S40 which yoI
can get by calling for them. r. 5.
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Jesse Stewart. Complainant,
rerSuS
Harvey B. Howell. Green
B. Strawn and Rebecca
his wife. Levi Howell.
Milton A. Howell, Squire
Howell. David F.. Gibson
and Elizabeth his wife,
aed Philip Howell. Co.
lumbus Howell. James
Howell, Joseph Howell,
William Howell, and Da-
vid Walker Lowcry. in.
fan.s under the age of
twenty-one years. all
heirs at law Of John How
ell, deceased. and Harvey
B. Howell. administrator
of said John Howell, de-
ceased, Defendants.
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NJ A X Il E I S .
NEW ORLEANS. JUNE II

NEW ORLEANS. JUNE 10.
[COrected Weekiyl
CoTToN-Ordinary, 6 IS !; Middling, : 4 - mid
ding fair, 81; fair, 81 81; good fair, ga 10
good and fne-nominaI.
srGAR.-LOuisana. p 45; Havana, sE
brown. Il 81
CoFFEE.-6&.
MOLAssEs.-sa is per gallon.
TOBACCO -24 Al
FtoUR-4 80 a ) 80
SALr.-674 ITO
CoRx.-50 56.
RIcE.-3S 81.
WHIsKEr.--Rectificd, ID u II
VAN BUREN, Country Produce
cotton, 81 q l %
Flour. per cwt-, so 2 IS
Corn. ear, 50 81
Corn meal, per bus, IS so
Oats. sheIled, Is 90
Oats, sheaf, 30 25
Bacon, per lb., 35a4
Pork, gag 50
Beef, l2a2
Mutton, 4a5
Veal, none.
Butter, Sn 10
Lard. 4a5
TalIow. SalO
BeeswaZ, IS a 20
Eggs, 6a7
Chickens, per doz.. 81. 90
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WALKER & GREEN. -
"A 2 7 q 3 N = z 3 a 1P Ia A W =
VAN buren,, ARKS
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BILL IN CHANCERY
FOR TITLE TO LAND.

TENHlS day comes the Complainant, by WALKER
- & GREEN, his Solicitors. and files with his bill
OF complaint the affidavit OF Harvey B. Howell.
stating that Squire Howell, and David e Gibson.
and Elizabeth his wife, three of the defendants
named IN SAID bill, residents of this State
Ii is therefore ordered. that the said defendants,
Squire Howell, and David Z. Gibson. and Eliza.
beth his wife. be notified that the said complain.
ant. Jesse Stewart, has commenced this suit
against them and the other defendants by bill in
equity, praying that the defendants NAV be de-
creed TO specifically perform certain agreement
entered INTO by The SAID John Howell deceased in
his Lifetime, with said complainant, for the sale
and dpurchase Of n certain tract of land 10 wit
The west hal!of the southwest quarter of section
No. twenty -four. GA. in township No ten, (lO).
range No. thiT'y-two, So west containing eigh-
ty (SO) acres. and 10 make good and valid title
n fee simple TO the same and that unless thew
appear ca or before the third day of the Term of
our Circuit Court which is 10 begin aud be holden
at the Court House. on The first Monday in Au-
gust, a. d.. lS49, and plead. answer, or demur 10
said bill, the same will be taken for confessed. and
a decree entered accordingly. 1t is further or
dored, that this order be published in some news.
paper printed in this State for two weeks -
siveIy. the last insertion to be Il; least four
befose the commencement Of The next re-
this Court.
true copy from the Record.
ATTEST: 49,. a. MCLEAN, Clerk.
13--Pr's fee SO %.
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PROS sPE Us.
GAZETTE OF THE UNION
AND GOLDEN RU LIE.
THE ORGAN OF THB ORDER,
p6i.sfed pndcr the auspices of The NJ W. GRAND Sire
Vol. XI, commencing July 7, lS49.

Vol. Xl, commencing July 7, lS49.
IT will contain from week to week, the proceedings
Of the Grand Lodge of the State of New York and also
of other States accounts of Celebrations Institutions
of new Lodges, and OCCASIONALLY complete directory
of all the Lodges in the Union. :o ,
Its Literary department will be flied with Original
Tales of the highest excellence prepared py the most
,;ent writers in our country-Popular Tales; Choice
Miscellany; the Gems Poetry from the English
Pets Sketches OF Travel; Anecdotes, &c, &c; and
eS;,n,Iiv illustrated with beautiful Wood Engrav.
80; P-ino equal in its Literary character to any
Weekly in the country, and being thus perfect in its
Odd Fellowship it will be worthy OF place
on the BILE of every brother of the Order
The Gazette and Rule is published every Saturday.
=. "a Ann street. New York. ....- =.
TIKMs-To Mail Subscribers. Two DOLLARS EAR
:, .5yancc invariably. Address
III daN cRAMPTON g. CLARK, Publishers.
No. Al Ann st New York.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-06-23
MARRIED.

MARRIED.
On the 18th inst by A. B. NJ Trckcld, ESQ Mr.
PBILo TEAGUE, Miss REBECCa PRICE, all Of Big Greek
Township. in this County.
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Groceries.
- BOXES pepper sauce, 10 do tomato kotchup, do
- walnet baskets olive oil, 100 boxes fine table
salt do Kentucky mustard, boxes Cayenne pepper
100 lbs salt petre, boxes chocolate, mats cinnamon
keg fresh nutmegs, fine cut chewing tobacc CO.
10 boxes smoking tobacco, 5 do variegated soap
Reed and for sale by -.t
June l2 40. SCOTT, WHITE e. CO
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Perfumerv and Fancy Articles.

u ECEIVED direct from Philadelphia and for sale
h by r. STEVENSON
Roussels Premium Shaving Cream, Taylor. Shay
ing compound DO crystalline wash ball. do crystalline
shaving soap, DO Floatant lily soap, supe Camel
Hair sha wing brushes, Lubins ext. for hdkfs., Eau.
de Cologne, roll Pommadc, Pommade -Philocome
pink saucers tooth brushes very fine, tooth powder.
Oriental powder of aahaster, Ma OIL indelibe
ink, &c June %, 40
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-06-23
SUNDRIES.

Fancy Groceries.
kmM BOXES French Sa ardnes;
fSS oOO Cans - Lobsters
80 Jars Prunes:
so 4" Brandy Fruits; d.
barrels soft shell almonds;
so jars Underwood 5 pickles;
so boxes asst. claret wine;
20 &" 4" eordias;
10 I" &" wines:
10 -" Mus ca.; -
% '' Underw wood's lemon syrup;
10 /" Champagne cider;
10 " Brandy cherries;
10 Scotch ale;
casks London porter;
Ale; ..-
10 baskets Champagne wine;
% boxes raisins.
June -. 40. SCOTT, WHITE & CO.
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INSURANCE,
THE WORCESTER MUTUAL FIRE IN

THE WORCESTER MUTUAL FIRE IN
/ sURANCE COMPANY, Incorporated February ~,
1893 and charter 1877 continue to insure on
buildings every description and use except Cotton anu
Wooden Factories Paper Mills, Furnaces and Blacksmtn
shops, Tanneries where furnaces are used,
Wheeiwright's Chairmakers and Cabnetmakers ShoPsy
or buildings so near them as be exposed thereby ana
buildings in which steam power is employed or snavngs
are made in such quantities increase the rsR an1
buildings used for unlawful purposes or in which
business carried with tho consent and knewleuge :"
the assured
They also insure Household Furniture, intending BOOKS
wearing apparel and family stores kept in dwelling nous
s-hay and grain live stock, carriages and harnesses
texcept the stock Of livery stables) 80
The long and successful operation of the old worcester
Mutual Fire Company and the large dvoen1s
paid at the expiration of policy have secured the conn
dence of public and the present managers Gifts con
are DESTROYS that the people should be in
of the above information The amount Of their cash uno
exceeds One Hundred Thousand Dollars, ana win tneE
vigilance in looking after their risks they confidently De-
lieve il will continue increase. The inducement, 20
persons owning kinds property which the Company
can insure be protected against oss Is as great NOT
greater, in that Office than in any other.
NJ Office in the New Court House.
FRED. VIM. PAINE, President.
ANTHONY CHASE, Sec'ry. -
Worcester MAY z, l847. 1877
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n. York Branch Store.
NO MONOPOLY !!

No Monopoly
IMPORTANT 70 ECONOMISTS.
The undersigned having taken
Store No. I55 Main ST., Waldo Block,
has opened extensive stock of
READY MADE CLOTHING, which will be
found to he prices much lower Than ever offered in this
place before. The proprietor having connection with
one of the largest CLOTHING MANUFACTURES IN
NEW YORK. has facilities for receiving his Goods Mt the
Lowest Possible Prices, the benefit of which he intends
10 offer to the public.
All garments and made in the most workmanlike
and fashionable stS le
The following is in part list of Garments be found
at this Establishment:
Fine and super Dress and Frock Goats, from
$3.50 to $l2.50
French habit and Cashmeret do. 400 to 600
| Spring and Summer Sack Coats 1925 to 2 50
| Pants OF every description O,75 to 800
| Vests do do rs to 800
Also, constantly on hand, every variety Of
| GentIemen'S Furnishing Goods,
such Shirts Bosoms Collars, scar Cavats, Hosiery
| and Gloves, Suspenders, &c.
~ b. The public respectfully invited 10 call and
| judge for themselves.
| Waldo Block, 8 doors north Central Hotel.
/ April 81. DIFF A. FRIDENBERG.
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Summer Arrangement-May 7, ls49

Summer Arrangement-May 7, 1S49
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS Daily, except Sunday
Leave Worcester at 1890 A. NJ. and 4.30p. M.
10 The 10 80 M Train connects with train leaving
Springfield at 730 Boston am; Nashua at 7.20
m; Providence at 7.45
The 80 IN. train connects with the Steam Boat tram
from New II a7en also train leaving Boston at p. m
Leave Norwich at Am, and IL NJ.
u IheII M train connects Al Worcester with West
ern tIan, leaving at 10 ami Boston train 10 25 ami
Nashua train ut II Providence train at / 80
Pomtret Special Train Leave Pomfret ut a. for
Norwich. Leave Norwich ats p. IN. for Pomiret.
FREIGHT TRAINS,
Leave Worcester at st AM. Leave Norwich at 81
hsm-(Daily, Sundays excepted
u Express Freight leaves Boston at IL M for Alyns
Point arriving in New York next morning.
STEAMBOAT TRAINS,
Leave Boston at O'Clock P. NJ for New York, stop
ping only at Framingham, Worcester, DanelsonVe and
Norwich, arriving Ayn's Point to take the Bout at
p. VI
Steam Boat Train connects at Worcester with the train
arriving from Nashua and Grotor Junction at 6 80 pm
on the arrival of the Steam Boat from NewY York.
-All Baggage must be delivered the Baggage Master
other person authorized receive ii before the Pas
senger takes his seat in the Cars.
Baggage will mot be taken to include money! merchan
dize other articles than those of personal and
wher OF higher value than Fifty Dollars, notice must be
given of that fact and extra price paid the Company
will not hold itself liable beyond that amount.
NO baggage permitted in the Passenger Cars.
No smoking permitted in the Passenger Cars Depot
Passengers procure Tickets at the Station Offices
S. H. P. LEE, JR..
May Z. dwf Sup't and Eng. n. d. w. X. K.
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NEWrCRE!
(Warden BlOcksTo. IA Front ST.,

THE subscriber having iatly opened New Store
l. No. A Front Street, vSh fresh stock of
FAMILY NOCERlES,
is now prepared TO furnish citizens with every article
at the lowest wholesale ptby The quaatiy, or at retail
for cash.
All kinds OF TEAS, SUES, SPICES, M0LASSES,
&c. offered the very ess price which be as
torded and will be warranto give satisfaction, or ne
goods may be returned.
BUTTER, CHEESE andARD, in large and small
packages constantly on haE Also,
BEEF, POI, HAMS,
MGckerel, Salmon, COdfsda Herring, by the single
pound or quantity, of exceIe quality.
FLOUR and MEA at market prices.
Dried apples, Potatoes kaneeS, Lemons, Raisins
Syrups Ketchups and PickV and general assortment
OF goods usually obtained inch stores, at the cheapest
Dosh prices.
Citizens and strangers aretfl TO examine the stock
and prices Goods delivered sarts of the city free Of
expense,by ANDREWS,
Worcester, March 81. igif a Front st.
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LEOMARD,S
GLUINA1AO y
Boston and Worcester Express.

Boston and W0TC0SLer EXpIE5S'
TIVE subscriber continues to run THE EA-
EsssEsSJrs PRESS between Boston and Worcester fol
5ssgs &. the safe transmission of Packages, Bundles
2z--LS RanF Notes Specie and Merchandise generally
Three Tines each way Daily.
Particular attention CIV paying, collecting and ne
goiating notes. drafts bills, and purchasing anu Ses
merchandise, produce, etc.
All packages be directed to his care.
The subscribers alone responsible for properly eRtru
ed to his care and no risk assumed by the Boston and
Worcester Rail Road Company. .
Packages by this line forwarded from worcester 70
SALEM Newbury port Taunton, Fall River, and New beu
ford also TO Portland, and all parts of Maine
Orders free goods to be returned by this Express.
Observation-Disclosures & cos. Office. Court Street,
BOSTON j. II KNIGHTS HAT STORE, 1o3 Main ST.
Worcester. Q. o. AGOSANiD ~.
o.. l847, uH
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PEOPLES MUTUAL
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,

Worcester, Mass. -
THIS Conn any commenced operations IN May Ao4ss
and has received so liberal patronage that 1t has at
tanned permanent character for prudent management
surpassed by any Company in she Commonwealth TAXING
% great variety OF safe risks.
fy strict adherance to the principles of EQUITY, IN
settling all losses hCh have occurred they pave
The expense arising from continual iGtc suas Whlcn arc
always preHdcia the interests OF MUTUAL
The Directors feel justified in recommending THIS AnsH~
tuition to favorable consideration OF the pnDc, pleog
ing themselves that every effort shall De made on lAelr
part TO continue prosperity and furnish such security
against loss by fire. shall remove all anxiety on the part
OF those insured.
They have established local Agents in various parts of
the State men who are thoroughly acquainted with the
principles of insurance. and directly In its sue
cess as members of a Mutual Company. They also em-
ploy a GENERAL AGENT whose duty is not connnea 10
soliciting applications but is required examine and in
quie into the Of the risks Iaken and when Inere Is
any the buildings caeessness on the parI OF
the insured report the to the Board Of Directors,
thereby preventing all unnecessary itsatlon
They effect all kinds of buildings, except,
those of hazardous character Also upon Neat
Stock Hay and Grain, Household Furniture, ProVlsons5
Wearing Apparel, Libraries and Merchandise generally.
and upon all kinds OF Manufactured Articles, ana
Stock in the process Of Manufacture excepting STOCK III
Cotton, Wooden and Paper Mills, property alike hazs
| ardous
Their rates premium established upon basis suts
fciently guarded to avoid all assessments Many Of ine
Companies who adjust their losses by assessing tnelr
members have confidence of the business commu.
ny and have cast reproach upon the whole system Of
EDWARD II. HEMENWAY, President.
DIRECTORS.
E. II. Hemenway Worcester. Walter A. Bryant ,Worer.
james s. H. T. Vail Riii d.. Edwin Eaton. do.
Hnrato N. fewer, 80. iona. Warren Grafton.
Joseph Pratt do. II. A. Denny, Leicester
Joseph Boyden, do. J.W. jenkins, Jr., Barre.
Chas. P Bancroft do. john Edgell, Gardner
Jonathan Luther, do.
Office, No. 3, Brinley Hall,
opposite the American Temperance House.
Worcester, Jan l7,ls49.
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At the New York Store.
Revolving Clothes Frames

A RE manufactured and for sale st Reeds Wheel Fac
n tory, in Dr. Heywoods Steam Building, Central ST.,
Worcester.
These Frames new article and should be used by
every family. The clothes sail round the Post upon The
arms and are injured by the wind. person
hang the clothes upon the line take Them off without
moving from the place where they commence.
The subscriber sell first rate article, painted with
all the irons, for from So to So per set.
Nav "a dSm HAMMOND REED.
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FANS-FANS,
WINDOW CURTAINS,

PARLORS, SALOONS & HALLS tastefttiky decorated
BY w. g. r. A. BROWN,
FASHIONABLE UPH OLSTERERS. having had eight
years experience lat KITTREDGE BLAKE's, the most
extensive Upholstery establishment in Boston, feel fully
confident OF executing all orders in line in work
manlike manner. French Pattern SOFAS, LOUNGES,
CHAIRS, CouCHEs, made to order persons in want OF a
nice article would do well to call before purchasing as
Cured, Hair, Palm Lear and Spring MATTRESSES made
order; Old Mattresses picked and made good
new. Pew Cushions-Pews lined and stuffed. All
kinds Upholstery work repaired in neat and superior
manner. w. & F. A. BROWN,
March g. dom IS Main ST., Worcester.
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Upton, Grafton, N. E. Village, and

Upton, Grafton, N. he. Village, and
Worcester Express.
SNx@n TINE subscriber has commenced running
{sEJkISYS14 / Stage to and from Upton daily,
Ee<z<AeH@% Sundays exceptedD to connect with tho
line between Worcester and Grafton leaving Upton Hotel
at ST AM and returning will leave the General Stage
Office, Worcester at P. NJ
The Grafton and Worcester Stage will run twice day
leaving Worcester at 10 Am. and PM. Leave Grafton
Mt A. M. and P NJ.
Books kept the Grafton Hotel at L. NJ. Smiths Post
Office, N. E. Village, and in Worcester, at the General
Rage Office door North of the American Temperance
House.
II very necessary that all Express Business should bo
accompanied with written orders and signed personally
hat ii may e done with correctness.
Sept IL. dwtf TYLER HARRINGTON.