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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-05-08

6Judge Grants Court is now in ses-
sion in this city. We understand the
docket is quite large one.
TThe General Congregational Association
of Iowa, will hold its annual meeting Il Day.
export, on the first Thursday Of June, al Z o..
clcck.r. N. J.. A. REED, Register,
Davenport, April 10, l549.
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VIRGINIA ET,ECTTON.

Very meager Telegraphic reports have
been received. In the Norfolk district,
Waits (whig) was ia ahead Of Millison,
(Dem.) so far as heard from.
In the Richmond District, but three
precincts have been heard from--(a all
strongly whig)--in which Bolts vote
comes far short of the vote given to Tay-
lor,--the probabilities are, that Sedden is
elected. If so, it is Democratic gain.
In the Winchester District, Faulkner,
(whig,] is probably elected by a small
majority; if so, whig pain.
Moreton beats Pendleton, in the 9th
District-both wings.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-05-08

Latest from San Francisco.---Letters
to March LIST have been received. New
discoveries are being made. The Cali
fornia arrived on the 28th February, and
would not be able TO leave very soon for
want Of coal.--Four Clergymen arrived
on this boat, who, together with. Rev.
Mr.. Hunt, will Immediately commence
their labors. One thousand adventures
had arrived within the last fortnight.
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ANTlCHoLERA.-Those towns along
the river, that are anticipating visit
from the Cholera this summer, will find
the greatest security against it by choos-
ing an active and efficient Marshal. IT'S
pleasing to see the tranquility which per-
vades the public mind Of Dubuque upon
that subject, since the election Of Marshal
Hewitt.
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ERRoR.--The name of N. L. Stout, ap-
pointed Post Master in Bloomington, was
accidentally written H. L.. Stout in our
last paper. We also stated that the for
mer Post Mistress had resigned. This
was mistake. She was removed - Il (
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Man Drowned.--We understand that
Mr.. Barney Vaughn was drowned in at
tempting to ford Turkey River at Mill
vile, Clayton co., one day last week.
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CANADA AND CANADIANS.

The state of Affairs in Canada continues
to threaten speedy and important revolu-
ton. A petition is everywhere being cir
culated for signatures boldly requesting of
Queen Victoria and her minister pea cea-
BILE dissolution Of the existing connection
with England, begging that the provinces
be allowed to annex themselves to the Uni
ted States!
Whether Der majesty, little Vic, will be
graci ously pleased to uccede to the modest
request, is another matter. This however.
is of course only the step preparatory to the
forclble assertion by the Canadians, Of their
designs. Sooner or later such must be the
destiny of Canada; it has long been procras-
tinated but cannot much longer de averted.
-[Lawrence (Mass.) Vanguard.
Cheap.-The boats are carrying pas
sengers from Detroit to Buffalo for 50,
OF"The Miners Arms,'' tavern be-
tween Chicago and Mineral Point, WAS
entirely destroyed by fire, on the night
Of the 23tb.
Gold.-Twenty thousand dollars in
California gold dust, arrived at New Bed
ford:-the product Of Mr.. Wash5urn's
Iabors for the season.
rGreat preparations are max ing in
New York for the welcome Of Father
Mathew.
Iennessee.-The Democrats have no.
minated Gen. Trousdall, as the candidate
for Governor at the August Election
The Wings have nominated Neil S. Brown
the present incumbent
The Quickest T1ip.-The steamer Du-
buque, made the trip from St. Louis to Ga
lena in 81 hours and 10 minutes.
GOrson Dayton was drowned at Nc
line, ILL.,, a few days since
Maj. Lewis M. Clark has received the
appointment of Surveyor-General of Mis-
souri, and Illinois.
GBrevet Brig. Gen. Brook, has been
assigned TO the command Of the Army in
New Mexico.
0THon. William J. Brown, late AS
sistant P. M. General, has been nomina-
ted for Congress in the indianapolis, Ina.
kpistrict.
! What an Army-The four Medical In
stitutions philadelphia, have this spring
conferred the degree Of M. D. upon no
less than 435 Students
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leseHtatiVCS, delivered lee. zZu, 1910.
Territory Of Minesota.-The first
House Of Representative TO consists of 8
members, who hold for one year; Senate
members-tenture two years. census
is first to be taken, and then the Govern
or is to appoint the day Of election. The
suffrage is confined to free white males.
$4,000 was appropriated Cor Capitol
Buildings, and $4,000 for a library
Governors salary $1,000, Judge $1,000
and Secretary 1900; Attorney same as
in Wisconsin. .......-..
Appointment of Posln.asters.--Jas. B.
Gerton has been appointed Postmaster of
Waukegan, Qate Little ForD Illinois;
Henry Stees, Mt. Carmel; Levi Sharpe,
Carlisle; N. l.. Stout, editor Wing, Bloom
ington, Iowa; H. r. Wheelock, Laporte !;
Danl. w. King, Green Bay H. Lyon,
Dunkirk; J w Wheeler, Whitewater,
Joseph Hath, Mineral point;A D Dick,
Pequot; David c Evans, DodgevilIe,
Wis.
Great Speed.-Passengers who now
leave Detroit in the moling at O'Clock,
arrive at Chicago the same night at l2.
Mineral Agent on Lake SPECIFICATION.
J. w. Allen, Of Cleveland, Ohio, has been
appointed to the Office Of Mineral Agent,
and not N. G. Isbell, as has been repor-
ted.
The U. 8. Troops, ordered to California
and Oregon the present spring. will leave
fort Layenworth on the 10th Of May. This
detachment will comprise of about 1900
men. consisting ofthe Regiment Of Mount
ed Rifemen, and others connected with the
different departments ofthe Army, all nn-
der the command Of Brevet Col. w. w.
Loring Of the Rife Regiment.
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING.

The Democracy Of Dubuque County
are requestee to meet at the Court House
10 this city, on Saturday the ed day Of
juno next, at 8 o'clock, p. NJ, to choose
Delegates TO the State Convention. 10 be
holden at Iowa City, on the 98th Of June,
and also 10 select candidates for the fol-
lowing county officers. to be elected at
the August Election--to wit:
One candidate for Sheriff;
3 Recorder &c.
!" :" Co. Comrs. Clerk
/" !" Probate Judge.
s 9 Co. Comm'r.
By order of the Democratic Central Com
mittee of Dubuque County.
HANNIBAL EMERSON, Chm.
Dubuque, May 9th, 1849. 1l4a
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zens are now acting upon, namely, the
no further extension Of slavery.
Gen. Lane was at San Francisco on his
way to Oregon.
There is nothing said about gold.
There were some Indian disturbances,
but all was at date quiet.
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G-"Thc Teachers Institute for the Mi
ming Region" commence their session in
the Methodist Church, in this City, this
Evening. As the Education Of youth is
a subject Of universal inserest, we pre-
sumo there will be full attendance. Sc.
veral speakers have been secured for the
OCCASION.
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Great Excitement in Canada.--By a
telegraph despatch from Toronto, we
learn that at Montreal the Parliament
house with the library and documents
were burned by the tories.
A distinguished member of the house
had been arrested for high treason.
By another dispatch, we learn thar
there is great excitement in Montreal, in
consequence Of the Governor-General
signing the Rebellion Blll.-[Chi. Jour.
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GIVE are indebted to the Hon. Her,
ry IL. Sibley, Of Minessto, for copy of
his Addsess 10 the people orlhe Territory,
and also for his speech before the Com
mittee Oh Elections, of the House Of Rep.
resenlativcs, delivered Dec. 22d, 1848.
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EM1GRAnTs.--A correspondent Of the
Mo. Republican, writing from Independ-
ence, says at least one fourth will oban-
don the trip. The outfits Of many are
insufficient, and i'll adapted to tine joarney;
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DoN'F BE FRIGHrENED.-Fitz Warren,
in order as much as possible, to relieve
himself and the administration Of the obi
UNI Of violated pledges, is writing letters
to Post Masters, telling them they would
be removed by such time, and consolng-
ly whispering in their ear, that they have
the opportunity Of resigning, if that mode
Of exit is more agreeable to their feel
ings. We are sorry to learn that the
resignation of Judge King, of this city,
was in accordance with friendly sug-
gestion Of this kind from the sSecond As
sistant."
We hope the example Of the Judge will
not be followed by the Democratic Post
Masters Of Iowa. Far better that your
heads be taken off by the axe of proscrip.
ton. than to bow them off, in polite obe-
dience to any simple suggestions Of the
executioner. .s
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-05-08

A Word TO THE W1sE.-If any Of the
young "men about town. or out Of town,
wish r...-
ITO have that grace, SO rare in every cline.
Ofbeing, without alloy of fop or beau,
A finished gentleman, from top to toe.''
let them call on our friend Mulin, across
the street, and get sui; Of clothes made.
N. B.-Should Mullin be SO busy as not
10 be able to accommodate, they will find the
clothes already made, at Connelly's, just
two doors above. at
P. S.-The Hat they can get at Don
nellan's, and the Boots at Decker's.
SIGNs.--.At the recent charter election
in Portland, Me-, the Democratic vote in
creased over the last year by 274, whilst
the Wing vote increased only l45.
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PLEDGES REDEEMED!!

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The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-08-16
Tnrkau HiIl ESTATE for Sale.

FNIIIS valusble Estate is now offered Tor sale on
<EA 4 terms that cannot fail 10 suit purchasers Az
EisM consists OF abont sixty acres of Land with CON
venent Buildings. TIE water from Turkey Hill roma
rms through the centre said Farm, and falls in cal
aract of one hundred and twenty five feet il the distance
Of about 20 rods forming the best Water Powers
in Worcester County.
There are now upon the premises three thorough BUN
and substantial Rock Hams with Gtst, saw Lathe, ana
Single Mills all in good running order The NH Pond
is one mile In lens IN and extends from the read leading
Ia Ncw Braintree, thai leading 70 Barre Halt mile
above the Mill Pond is Turkey Hill Pord, which is The
main reservoir. For description OF this Pond Lake,
see Topographcal OF Massachusetts
From the best authority, and actual survey, would
announce the public that this Water Power Is amply
sufficient TO in the aggregate, five hundred Cotton
Looms with ali their attendant machinery that amount
of any other. The location is good and easy of access,
being miles from the City Hall in Worcester, on the
great thorough fare through Paxton, Rutland Barre Oak
ham, and New Brainiree.
The above has surveyed plan and profile drawn
which may seen by calling the subscriber those
he has the liberty refer II will be sodas whole
or in seperas privileges, may best suit purchasers
For further particulars, inquire of the subscriber in
New Worcester, or Hon Isaac Davis, WorcesterAhert
Curtis ESQ.,, New Worcester,-Thos. Botomy Esq,
Leieeste,-A. b. Pike Esq, Providence, r. L,-simOn
c, Grout, Esq Schenectady N. Y.,-Messrs. Pratt,
Downs s. Scott, Worcester, willard Snow, Esq, Par
ton,-D anie A Coburn, Esq, Lowell.
New Worcester Dec. 90, le4s dwtf
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Be not Deceived,

A LTHOUGil the time of prophets is past, yet there
~ are those who would deceive anil hnnibug the public
by circulating ase and slanderous reports Of those who
would gain an honest living by industry would take
THIS eppo innity 10 inform The public ha did not learn
my traue OF taat young SpFout neither have Ell the city
or state, bnt anl engaged in the DACUERREOTNPE
BUSINESS IN the Room ADJOINING lhrse iormetly occu
pied by our worthy end ;. NILLItMs sc MAIN STREET
where those who are IN want Of lures obtain them
from tweniyfre 20 my cents cAeaper) by passing few
fteps rom the top the FIRST flight ot stars, No.
in Ike same block than az any other place in Worcester
June s. dlf f. W. MERRILL.
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Female Medicine

Dr. TOwnscnds sarsaparilIa is sovereign and speedy
cure for incpient Consumption Barrenness Proapsu,
eri or Falling Of the Womb Costiveness Piles Leucor
Y "a, or Whites, Distracted diAicuit Menstrua,lon
ptinence Of Urine, involuntary discharge thereof
W. the general prostration of the system-ao mat
Neither the result Of Inherent produc.
been by rregularty, Illness accident Nothing be
nearre surprising than Us nvgeratiHg effects the hu
or ~ Frame Persons of all weakness and lasude from
" Vngh at become robust and full of energy un Or
down influence II Immediately couneracts the nerveless
they Of the female frame, which is the great Of
town WI, nc. - sapsese o. Vs. 10 cases OF 50
it was we can assure the ac,ed tha. hundreds Of easa
capess been reported Thousands Of cases where
rise '.s. nave been Theu, children aer us'n few bot,
=r1Skc, healthy offspring
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FARM FOR SALE.

- THE subscriber offers for his Farm, situated
E%fA about mile south of Grafton centre, contains
E;-ing about IS OF good Land. well wateredthe
Bull ngs In good condtionIhe House is large and
for families with never failing well OF
excellent water in the housethe Barn has been built
within few years. The Farm is divided into Pasture
Wool Land Moving aud Tiilage. There Is good Water
privilege the premises where dam can be raised with
out flowing other premises. Said Farm will be sold low
AMI For further Information apply TO The
subscriber in Sutton centre, or to HENRY PRENTICE,
the premises. HENRY ID. HOWARD.
Sutton Dec g. dwtf
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WATER Power to Lei.

~ TN New England Villages miles :rom Worcester
hsEA near the Grafton Depot the Bostnn and Wor
ukAcester Rail Road. The building is % by So feet,
Stories well lighted and well supplied with WAFER.
Also, the above. a GRIST MILL, nearly new. TT
building is % by IS feet with two stories and attic
Two OF Stone and Cracker has good run Of custom.
Three four Tenemens rented with the above if de-
sired eHe
Also, A TAVERN STAND and LIVERY STABLE
sell or ..q ra - 80
Any all of The above will be rented for more
years SMITH & PRATT.
New England Village, March 9. dwIf
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FACTORY TO LET.

- n SPENCER, gu table for Cotton or Wooden
500 Goods, or olher manufacturing mechanical
purposes. Said Factory is situated in the Centre
Village OF Spencer, failing OF
giving sucien power for operating 90 cotton looms aud
preparation, more than sufficient for wooden
machinery The building is 50 by 80 H. three stories and
attic, nearly and in frst>rate order, with "a
wheel, with main drums and belts. Connected with The
abtve is new Dwelling House for two TenemenIs, aHd
seven acres Land.
Reference may be had 10 WARREN BAKER Worcester;
JAMES DRAPER, ESQ., OF Spencer Of the subscribers
Warren. KNOWLES g. SlBLEY.
June IL. 9 @h +sa-s dwif
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TnIET

. THE BRICK BUILDING on Lincoln square
no known the Worcester BraAch Railroad Del
Aa~ pot 100 feet by 50-wili be fitted up accommo
late Lesse. track will be laid, if desired, for
into basement. 1855 ES
Also, Building situated the Boston and Worcester
Railroad Bridge suitable for Machine Shop so by 80 H.
stories high with engine and engine house attach
eIand Backsmiths shop near 40 by So feel storieI
high, with yard roOm--wil be fitted to suit tenants.
Immediate possession given. Inquire at the office of the
Worcester and Nashua Railroad Company, Ne. las air
street DIFF t.sss ,..ss4 Feb
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improved Nvashing nIncline.

'FsHE>E celebrated Machines, for which l received
Il Diploma athe Fair the Worcester Co. Mechanics
Association; are made at No. CENTRAL STREET. where
orders may he addressed Is 10 E83f1 '4,a ~
The following Is taken from the Editorial columns of The
spy: We haze had one OF Cloyes's Washing Machines
IN use IN our family, for several weeks past and amer
Tor that pnepose Thai we arc acquainted with Ills not
only great labor saving achine, but operates such
manner as To inJnre clothes much less than done ~
board" e iisa ehfaa ,ftf ii9lIl YY sY,'e
III Price SIS. Wayrdnted to please. I'D taW
May I'll. d2awwu - FRANCIS CLOVES
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale,

Situated in WORCESTER, mile from The City Hall.
ofgood Land under hish State q alton
A well stocked with all the various fruits adapted
climate expense hnyng bern spared procure the
best kinds The country would AFFORD. The buildings
God. The BARN is one the best in The COUNTY 20 q.
by AZ, with 20 posts and Gel under the whole IL
wis recently bnit offwo thOEssd dollars The
buildings supplied with water brought In aqueduct.
The owner would divide 1t if pfeerred and sell part,
either with or without the buildings and portion would
be sold, If desired in small lots OF from five acres
thus afording an eligible opportunity FOR those who de-
s srs Pe asa one nsS e he hest now ~ ~
had for seen valuable property the centre
this nourlshing city either for investment occupation
For further particulars, inquiry may be made the
SPY OFFICE. dwtf Jan 22
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acrOn,la Cured.
OpInions or Phv.icIan..
Albany, April 1871.
CAUTION.

Owing to the great and immense sne of Doctor
Fownsenhs Sarsaparilla, number who were tor,
merly our Agents, have commenced making Sar-aparla
Extracts, Exrs, Bitter>, Extracts Of Yellow Dock DC
They generally put IL up in the shaped bottles and
some OF them have stolen and copied adv sements
hey are only worthless miiaths and should be avoided
Principal Office 1876 Fulton St. Sun Building, N. York;
and by all the principal Druggists AMI Merchants generally
throughout the Uni Ell States, w. Indies, and Canada.
AGENTS. For sale in Worcester by NJ. b. GREEN,
AMI JAMES GREEN a. Co. AatAa G2an&ly
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Farm for Sale.

THE Farm known as The THAXTER FARM, is offer>
ed for sale il being of the best in the county,
containing hundred and orty two acres, with all the
necessary buildings thereon, and in good repair and well
supplied with running water. Three hun Fed dollars
worth OF fruit is annually scli from said place
d&wtf A. NJ. MERRIFIELD.
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]. Il. ROBINSON,
Merchandise and Stock Rr0lxer.

COMMISSION MERCHANT AND GENERAL AGENCY
Corner Of State and Congress StrettS-BOSION
HAVING had Is years experience in business in This
Ciy, (erincpally IN The wholesale w l. Goods trade
purchasing OF GROCER ES Tor country traders-Saes or
Produce, &c STOCKS housit aud sold and all kinds Of
business entrusted with executed with prompe and
d elity. ~ ff "a HHt.ff = d = '''-3
REFERENcEs: Gov. Geo. N. Briggs, Phts6eld; Lieut.
Gov John Rs ed, armouth lion Bliss Springfield
Hon Samuel Wood Grafton Hon. T. JoIridey, Am
herst Hon John Akin Lowell; Hon. Solomon Davis
Truroi Hon. Thon as Tolman, Boston; Hon William
MITCHELL Nan ncket Hon. John Chapman, Salem Hon
w. Calhoun, Secretary of STATE Philip Greedy Jr ESQ
Collector OF Boeton. d2awGwtf Boston, July 81
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Houses md Lois.

TN1lE Subscriber offers ier sale Forty Bnding Lots
Laurel Hill Of the beautiful locations in the
City, Prices running from [Si00,09,) tour hundred.
(Sl600 06) sixteen hundred dollars. ALS0-One House
situated on Laurel ST., Elizabeth street, and
Shelby street, all and modern built, suitable Tor
one Ortwo families. d& wit a. MERRIFIEI.D.
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HOUSE FOR SALE.

-. A NEW and convenient Dwelling House, with
ks.Ns "A two Tenemens. pleasantly located of
Rex Main Street. within ave minutes walk Of the City
Hail. and commanding delightful prospect OF The city and
surrounding country. Terms liberal. Inquire OIL WILL
LIAMS, No 2l3 Main Street, or of ID. BROWN, No. S
Central Exchange distf June 26
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Drugs and Medicines.

NE take pleasure in announcing to the public
w that we have taken the Store long occupied
Drug shop, on the corner Of MAIN FRONT STREkT-
fitted IL up aaewsupplled il with choice and well
selected stock OF FAMILY MEDICINES, and are
now prepared 10 furnish any and every thing line
our patrons. We shall pay particular attention to The
eiail part of our business, and shall prepare
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS
with The utmost accuracy. All the
PATENT MEDICINES oil any value can always
be found al our Store. In addition stock Drugs
and Medicines, we furnish Tooth, Mail Hair, Flesh
and CLOTHES BRUSHES, at the very lowest rates. 1865
PERFUMERY
OF all kinds-ncuding every preparation for the Hair
complexion,kc. SOAPS & COSMETICS in great variety
COLOGNE WATER
n our own ana foreign manufacture, in any quantity. ~
the bottle or by the gallon. Also, all OF LUBlNS EX-
TRACTS for the handkerchief together With vsr;ou,
English preparations.
English, French and American CHEMICALS
Best EuF0pesn LEECHES always on hand.
CONFECTIONERY Of all kinds
d SCOTT, JR s. CO.,
No. PSI Main, corner OF Front Street.
NLFceEer. Feb 20. lsa9 w6w DIFF
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Splitting Blood.

4 ~, 1880 NeB Tork, ApTH y, 1877.
has been the means through Providence, Of saving my
life. have fSr several years had bad Cough. II be-
came worse and worse. At last raised large guam
titles Of blood, had night sweats and greatly debi
tated and reduced, aaa did not expect to live have
only used your Sarsaparia short time, and there has
q wonderful change been wrought in me- am now able
to walk all the city. / raise no blood and my
cough has left me. You can well imagine that am
thankful for these results.
IS - no Your obedieht servant -sf.e.-
WIN. RUSSELL, IS Cathariness
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Wilder's Patent Salamander Safes.
Secured against Gunp0iCder and warranted jure
z b00ks papers By dampaess ! lfsfH&
rTSHESE SAFES made In the most substantial nnn-
i ner, lined with composition which Is perfect non.
conductor heat snd be destroyed by fire. having
been exposed frequently, to the most tests in
every instance pr serving their contents nnpjured m
Manufactured by xii fas JOHN e. WiLDERn,g tes
"a 4qsf IS aus No. 80 State Street, BOSTON,
Orders received by WILLIAM CROSS, sfTst ~
Aprii7 distf at Worcpstpr RINK.
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TO RENT.

- LARGE AND CONVENIENT TENEMENT,
ssR suitab arranged and now occupied geneel
AsSs boarding house. pleasantly situated Main
street. will be rented Immediately together with all the
furniture and fixtures OF the house. The present
may he retained and the OF the premises boarded
sudbury suees. july 2.
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FISH MARKET.

NO. IS FRONT. STREET, WoKCEsTER, 4
IXT HERE found all the different kinds Of FIR ESD
w FISH the season affords The NewYork Boston
Hartford, New Haven, Norwich, New London ind Prov
idence markets. such Cod addock, Mackerei, Haibu
Shod Bass, Black and Blue Fish, Satmon together
with an assoreni II smiil Fish from he sat Fresh
Waters Also, Ill kinds Of ELL FISH from The above
pisces Also, assormen. Of Dyisd Smoked and Picksd
Fist, whnlAsaIc and retail. tstsA sM aa13aFaf u
NIB Fih bought at this market will be dressed
bess and most fashionable style, and reasonable
dlsfance FIRE ef ehdrgs. TERns CASH sia
CO Cash paid tor all kinds Of FREsH WATER FISH.
Aprii3. .9NQdg8f 3 N. g. sPRAGUE