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Notice.

NOTICE..
All persons indebted 10 the late firm Of Dobyd.
Kennedy, are earnestly requested to call on the
subscriber and settle the same without delay.
R. NJ. KENNEDY.
Nov. %. ~ #
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The subscriber.

The SuDSeflDtFs
ITILL continue to act as BANK AGENT, In
w boththe Banks ofthis place, and attend to any
Commission Business which may be entrusted to
him. Office at the Counting Room Of McDowall
d Shan NON G. J. SHANNON.
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FRESH GARDEN SEED.
OFTHE GROWT'HOF lH&l


Artichokc Asparagus So iCORN@-Easiy, "a ssss Sss
BEANS-Eariy China Mo: IKale md LseEs eesaoA i1hJ
hawk Half Moon, iargr lLetruce, Egy fhnt5Sfss S8i
white Lima, Rachel, Cnn- Melons, Mtntasd &sifS
berry, Valentine, Dutch iONlON-Butcm spd dseedSs
Case Knife - ySt i0kn; PSrsnip - -. -, y
BEET-Long Blood, ,Tnmip PEAS-Eaiiys Wsshl1gp
and Sugar, "a, rqr,.i. J. Fnme, Wsrxidas 1lfn1otl
Brucoli, Collard and Cauli-i Dwarf MastoNSis aae1
flower Less MaiTpwtl hi$e ~
I ARROT-Orangc and AL. bert Sefy esiiy, Gf5sl16s
tingham sc. tParlcy, Peppeyh ~ Sss..ss II II
CABBAGE-Early and late iRADtSH-fe Glow sdf -
Drum Head, May, York, fanaip. BlscksS z. SgTT
Sugar Loaf Green glazed Spinach, Sqnash, Salsi a
and large Mountain Tomato -. 4. L..a
CELERf-whitc and solid ITURNiP7SpEng, Nck5e5k,
CUCUMBERLEa franie, Hanosss, Atfdssn slssd
long green cluster; short Top, RHiA Baga "a ~
pnckiy Gherkin -9.f Is. yas.s,.e ,E ..sstss.cs -.
Mllet. Lucerne, Canary and Hemp SEED S "a Il.
pThe subscriber being in the habit uf Pst4jaE
bis Seed, before vending, Is enabled TO recouMsHG
themwith confidence. ,r.znaa 1lts gs{nSsSssesf
Dec. 20. -s~4 .szJ.f r Hck79thss4v
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Constantly on Hand.

Tarrant's Seltzer Aperient, Wistar's Balsam Of
Wild Cherry, Sands Sarsadarilla, Dr.. Jayne's
Medicines, Eau Lustral. Bandoline, for curling the
hair, Jujube Paste, Gum Drops, Ginger, Mace
Cloves, Cinnamon, Allspicc, Starch, Nutmegs. Ge-
latine, with thousand articles beside.
--ALSO-
Some more of that celebrated CORN SALVE.
which has afforded this community SO much ease
during the present year. and preserved its EVEN
NESS OF TEMPER, in spite of the HARD TIMES.
Nov. 20. r. l.. ZEMP.
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~ 20 Rent

.-azr- TO Rent. . - s. se'sf
That valuable Store House at present oesaPsst
by McDowall &, Cooper. It sadnsifabiy sffaneea
for an extensive cotton buying estabiish1stst >
Terms will be liberal and immediate pOsssssi09
given. Apply c. j. SHAHNOsG.,ESa -
Camden, Jan. LIST, lS49 =, - Il iassa 9 1tsl
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Store to Rent.

Store to Rent.
The Store at present occupied by 5. Is. LEVY;
possession given by the middle Of November.
The Office one door below w. J. Gerald Es :.
formerly occupied by Doct. E. H. Anderson.
Annlv to H. LEVY.
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Fresh Garden Seed.

Every variety OF Ga den seed suitable for: tha
winter d spring may be obtained from The sub
scrber. From the pans taken 70 procure secaefi
GOOD QUALITY he has no doubt that .pllfshseer&
will have little cause 10 complain Of is9ges 81
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Just Recefycda. =: !.
$500 pounds pure White Lead, NJ
$50 IinreeS % on ,1 Il u asSssiss
Is. g Spirits Turpentino E1F@ S.it, ~
S00 S pounds Sal S + ETS,n S 49, iS-tIi-3tA sF7
rs Colpnfes Starch Y ssi.s .lssssal ~ r !,
IL dozen Sands Sarsaprila -, 4ssns: y .s.f =. -
] bale Hops t..a HlltEss s.E ~
In conformity with the timcs ie above articles. an
the Goods in store will be sold lower than they have
been In this MARKET T. Il ZEMY. :,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-26

ARRIVAL OF STEAMSHIPS. lees than tire
fine steamships were coming up our bay a, the sam
time, yesterday morning. l-
The Canada, Capt. Harrison, and Sarah Sand,
Csp'. Thompson, from Liverpool, the former i
thirteen and halt days, and the latter after pa,
saee Of little over eighteen days, from Liverpool
The Cherokee, Capt Lyon, arrived from savar
nah, after pafsage Of only sixy-ive hours, brin,
ing US papers two days in advance of the mail, f.
which we are indebted TO Capt. Lyon and hrs ges
tlemsnly clerk.
The steamship Canada, while of the Ugh, .hi
lest night, run into the British brig Jane, and G.,
her down to the waters edge for particulars {
winch see ship news.
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The .ntcst news.

The rorc vac expected 10 return TO Rome the 18th
Auaust Three commissioners had been sent frum
Oae.a by the Pope. TO take charge Of the Roman 90
vsrrmeBt. On the withdrawal Of General oudinot
An income tao, - per cent, proposed by The
french ninst,r 81 Iiusrce. which had caused the
reptL funds 20 decline.
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quarter Foreign barley has been taken In retail for
feeding purposes, at about former terms. To-day
prices we're, perhsPf shade lower than In the early
to In altering quotations The arrivals of
oats sosstwite and from Scotland have been quite
moderate; having however, been sbundsntly supplied
with foregR secondary and inferior qualities have
cedsd in value The decline has been greatest In Riga
and Archsngel OATS these sold Monday nearly
Is per quarter lower than that week and ha
since recovered the fall Superior qualities OF En-
glt and Scotch being very have, at the same
time comma nded fully former terms and there is ut
least los per quarter difference between the vaus OF
the beet Scotch potato and the sorts of foreign
feed oats Beans have excited little attention, and
have barely maintained their previous value. New
peas have forward pretty freely aud both viii
grey may be quoted from 2Ss to 32s per quarter
according to quality the latter rate being only obtain
ahIe fapa M Tnela
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Tet.i............ SD 4i7p
Tallo..--rhe market continues 10 assume stesdier
aspect y. g. beings s0s Cd Odessa 3Js Cd. and TIA
ganrog ga 90 n COS per cwt About 200 pipes South
EDrcsn sold briskly by auction at Cd tolls advance
and 1y2 eases Fast India brought 39s per crt Tea
Only moderate amount Of business done this week.
AMI pTiees are without change Tobacco The mar
ket tIs week has been quiet. No change 10 prices.
Wool We have 10 report fteady business In rnpst
Descriptions snd st brm prices. There have not been
any rfTiyss OF and the stocks on band OF
Low NOolf arr very much reduced
ItvrRrooI, Aug 1l-2pM
Hrr,rs ~ po,slo disease tbickcn; there u rene~
% demand fnr Indisn prices are IL since yes
t,fasy uarkets sellers aud buyers being equally re-
jurtnpt 20 operate lour Provisions not bet
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SArfrre rHt Ususp SrArss Man STEAMER IA
cos-Thsre has net sailed from this port, at any tim
an American built steam packet which has come
near equallins that pioneer steamer, the Gre
Western, In point Of punctusity and safety, as Oh
favorite steamer.
There IT, perhaps, fact concerning this shin n
generally known to the public which Is of the create
possible advantage TO the traveller ss Il urcs safe
and speed. She has one Of the beet double engip
Manufactured In the otuntry made under the Il
fpection, and with improvements BY that selebrst.
maehinist Ericsson.
The Falcon has been running some nine month
during which time her engine has been ready for .,
each day Of her arrival In port should any aceden
however, bcfal the machinery Of one engine the 9th
has the power to carry the ship into port and mai
fair time. During the last passage the Falcon ma,
from New orlcsns home part Of IL was run In
quick time Is any thing recorded Of steamship speed
There are many considerations which command Il
ship to the travelling public To persons bound
New Orleans, there is not tnse and expeditions
way TO reach IT, The psssengcrs vili ind In her or
nander Captain Ilartsteip) Of sur ace ON psh
naval officers, which fact furnishes q sure ruara nt
for gentlsmaniy treatment, aud the enforcement Of
Kind Of discipline which Is essential TO safety
well a. the comfort Of ship.
This ,hip leaves tomorrow, ana win touch OF n
bar at chsrleston Savannah. Havana and sop al N.
Orleans for passengers and the government mail pr
eeedng direct to Chsgres We are induced 70 sta
these fscts concerning this pioneer ship in the sou
srn mail service. bccstse we think them due 20 II
community The public at large, from Maine 10 N,
Orleans. are interested in sustaining this line and
are greatly mistaken If Western aud Southern tr
velrs do not give her preference for Consideration
stated, and the citizens Of New Orleans will end h
duly at her wharf, whether shs has one passenger
more.
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Subscribers in this city, Brooklyn, williamsburgh,
Jersey City, &C., &c now assured that the Herald
will be delivered at their houses and stores at before
six every morning Those who dc not receive it are
requested to notify Of the delay aud 1t shall at
be remedisd.
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near six weeks, Capt James may have been sus.chsd
from life by any Of those casualties with
which life 10 beset In military profsssion and tropi-
cal climate However, upon the express admissop by
the sdvoeste that, In his Judgment sufcient ground
has been laid for further inquiry aud upon offer
find security shsll venture order a remand and to
berste the prisoner upon finding suretes in f6O0
each aud herself In El000 for her more
future day. tf& tn -
Bail was imm ediately rendered and accepted.
The Countess of Landsfslt and her husband al
lowed to remain some time in court in order to elude
the gaze Of the crowd which had assembled before It,
The GLOBE states that the Countess II Landsdt and
Mr. Head left town on Monday evening the 9th inst,
for the continent
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Tnr DEMOCRATIC ADDRESS PROM RoNE.-We
shall endeavor to publish, in the Herald Of to-mor-
row, the address Of The late bunker Convention at
Rome. tits an elaborate document, and, like that
Of the Barnburners, which we published few
days since, is apparently far from entertaining.
views Of eoalsscing with the opposite faction.
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IMPORTANT NAVAL INTERCHANGEABLE follos
lowing important piece Of naval intelligence v
find in the Pcnsocoia democrat OF the 10Th inst.
goes 10 confirm the statement we made about tv
weeks since, in rthuon to our government havr
ordered naval force TO proceed to n ,vana, sr
demand the release OF Key;--
The ". :. niqa'e HAITIAN Comm odors Parker a.
the 4 ,loop tarstfg s I'm. Nicholson. vent TO
yesterday. bound 10 tne North (hotnsD via Hayaa
1he Con,modcre. We uudsrstand, "a instr uoted to
msra the abducted DCy
what Vii The resut be Of such course on the p :
81 our government
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NEW YORK HERALD.
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JAM E 60 IL DON E IN TT
PROPRIETOR AND EDITOR.

THE Dali Y HERALD-TArs editions. ssats per sepu
Seiock 4 NJ and distribpted bsfore benkfast the Sc
soaa s sSta'asd Of tss ns~sboy' at me oe0eh r. Nj
THE WEEKLY HERALD. for circulation ON thss Con-
kaent u published every Saturday, at Ga cents per copy
cr IS pei anmu,ni for c,reuiofion IN Europe prstsd q
Frsach and English. Ga per copy 81 per
axm--fhe latter price TO iaelude the postage.
The DOLLAR WEEKLY HERALD, The public dtion II
Which riH be the first tceek IN September
svsry Tuesday cents per copy 81 per stl
ptes to clubs &c. S. per The Dollar Herald oH
cont0iE any p1ffcr pubishsd Ia the Weekly Herald
ALL LETTERS by mail for subsertption. ,osta a6-
ssfsements to be paid the postage % be deducted
from the money repifed.
VOLUNTARY CORRESP ONDENCE, commissioning ,ns-
porfa solicited from of the toorld
used sriu be HberatLp paid fer.
NO NOTICE taken Of aaonyraous eompsHRse atsoas.
Whatever is intended insertion must be antencate
w e and address of the rier for
publication but n guarantee Of his good faith. We
co mot return rejected com nuaic0 tions.
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appointment by the Govevnor.
NEw Yeas aug =. isines Funk. trustee of the g.
mere fubd aud Retreat vice Russell sturss r.sisns
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ADJUSTMENTS TOMORROW EVENING.

ADJUSTMENTS TO- MORROW EVENING.
BROADWAY THEATRE, Broadway. -NoRMA-GIsELLE.
NIBLO's GARDEN. broadway. - MrLLIrE Frs - TIsxr
RoPE SoLrILR ron LOVE.
BURROWS THEATRE. Chambers street.-THE RI vALs-
WIDow's VIcIim.
MECHANICS HALL-CHRIsry's MINsrRELs.
CHINESE ASSEMBLY ROOMS.-HEaR ALExANpKRs
MAGICAL ENTERTAIEhENIs.
CHINESE MUSEUM, $50 Broadway. From A. n to
10 +. n.
CASTLE GARDEN-PRoNENADE CONCERT, he.
TON
CASTLE CARDEN-sAc ED CONCERT.
New York, Sunday, August 20, 1S49.
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We wish her an sorts Of success.
The Daily spy., 1849-07-26
West India Emnncino,iou.

CIpA TiG1' VmS ,rnS anniversary Of WEST INDIA EMANc
~ loN VIII be celebrated by the mrmhers and friends
or w. rs ANri-SLAyEKY- -SocIETY in the city
nd; Si ava an who rtJoice in The overthrow of West
o anu VINO desire TO see the same niouitjous sys
% seeuy abolished in this country are invited ~ ,ttenJ AZ
e pace and time specified; and n; nasmutb as The Pres.
ueht tol 'he United States, Z,cHAgy IT. .y,on NY
w ha.ohai Observance Of Frtiav the Id of August as
y o 'ahg on account of fth Cholera 4; 10 de.med g5;o
~ Suosttnte Aat day for the Ist-seeing that il is an
viii H. e. ~ r e seh OF Heaven for tho who are shifting
ng The nd "eAedhess depressing the poor and punder
snpe,I L W pow down their heads as bulrush, and 10
sackclo'h and ashes under them-and fenr assured
~ % me only last which has chosen is TO soose ibe bands
10 undo the heavy burdens and let the ON.
~ shall the promise be CuI6led THIN sha N
Wy eht oeSk forth as the morning and tine beoytb sboU
spring forM Speed.iy ""U '""'' "e"et" S"0t
M IN rr,day, August 3D., therefore let migbiv MASS
na @ p me friends OF immediate and universal emancI-
mated b d. worcester, inspired by sentiment am,
~ one spirit, aud aiming al the one creat and orios
Joct the ioeraton ofTIREE MILLIONS ortour IeIlo,r
yen m chains while rejoicing Al the deliveTance or
lands :" "'e Drlush west lndia is
me weather should be clear and pleasant il is intended to
, oIu e ~ meeting m the HOSPITAL GROVE IA short dis,
tanee East Of the Depoi) - Va "V' US
Among the speakers who nav he exnee,od % bo ,o. -
1Iy e onnuen'y to announce WILLIAM LLOYD G ARR1soN
w ENDALL rHlLiIPs Rev. THEODORE PARK ar CHARIrs c.
pVhLEiGH fARKER PiLLsBURY, and RoBRRi NoHRIs
h case o unlaYorable weather. the meeting will be hed in
the spacious CITY HALL either sase the meeting o COM
gce az lut A. NJ; and TO be held on the pic,nic plan
& Seha o. me Board of Managers Of the Massachusetts
FRANCIS JACKSON
WM LLOYD GARRISON. Committee
WENDEL PHILLIPS, Of
SAMUEL MAY, JR Arraugemeuts
JOSHUA I. EVERETT.
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DAGUERREOTYPES
TAKEN WITHOUT REVERSING. 7.
New Quick Camera in quarter the usual time
Ii0 MAIN STREET

New Quick Camera in one quarter the usual time
AT I42 MAIN STREET.
The subscriber has been induced the great and liberal
patronage he has received in Worcester purchase
Of VOIGTLANDER'S QUICK CAMERAS, which is OF
entire construetion with which types can be
made almost instantly
Daguerreotypes OF CHILDREN made with this Came
ra with astonishing perfection and beauty.
Also received one ofYOigttander's Mammoth Cameras
constr luced to take types of Persons or Views
WITHOUT REVERSING. This Camera is of tutce The size
poDsr If any other in this city GRoUPs of from
to 80 persons can be taken with ii on large plates
so as give every figure easy and graceful position
Six years practical experience with The OF large
skyLghi the above Cameras and every advantage which
can be mentioned enables the subscriber 10 make Nina
lures equal the best made by the first Artists in Boston
or New York lPCali and examine specimens before
engaging elsewhere
GPDaguerreoty pists find whole, half quarter and
medium Plates and Cases. and every article used in the
art, constantly tor sale. CAMERAS Of every size fur-
nshed at manufacturers prices.
May 10. dwtf GEO. ADAMS.
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

/. MI. CUMINUSs InySICIdII ana SVVTSbOH,
Having given his attention for years. to The treat
ment Chronic forms of disease, offers his services TO
the afflicted this and other England States Those
particularly who affected with Scrotula any Cuta~
neous Erupons, Rheumatism, Gravel Disease OF the
Kidney Liyer with Old Sores or Ulcers &C. that have
defed the the best Old School practitioners
in many cases radically cure, greatly relieve.
We have successfully treated numerous of White
Swelling that have been pronounced ncurable and ampu
tation recommended
Persons distance, suffering under the above com
nlants or any ether Chronic affection, may consult us
by letter, stating mnutey the symptoms and history OF
the case We forward medicine and prescription by
Express Mail
Those in the city, wishing personal advice prescrp
ton NAV find Residence and Once, No. chat
ham Street, Oaely Division STU Worcester. dMl0
Ey@ V. B. PALMER is agent for this paper
Boston, New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore. Office in
AZ. 9 GL..cl-
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j. X. CLARK, NJ ID,
HOMROPATHI PHYSICIAN,

Onice-Over the Store of G. Foster g Co.,
opposite the u. S. Hotel, Main Street.
Office hours-irom n to A. NJ and from Il TO ., and
81 20 10 O'Clock M 0y-Boards at Am. Temp House
References-C. II. Skill, M. d.. New Haven, Cti VIM
ingalls, D., Boston; Charles Walker, M D. Northamp
ton; G. W. Swazey, NJ d., and Rev. R. H. Conklin
Worcester Mays. dtf
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]. HOOKER, M. d.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.

Office and Residence, No. 8 Park Street
DR. HOOKER, would inform the citizens Of Worcester
and of the adjoining towns, that he has opened Office
by himself and soc patronage from his friends and other
wishing MEDroAL and SURGICAL aid.
He Will not otrust dispensing Of Medicine TO the
nex,erenced individuals but will far practicable, attend
o himself thus avoiding great risk to Patient and Physician
JadI DIFF
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Worcester, July IS, l849.
FARM FOR SALE.

n FARM FOR SALE
MGE FTNllE superior Farm, known the GEORGE HILL
lI5sm Il FARM, recently owned by Gen THOMAS DAVIS
the beautiful town ofLancaster few minutes walk
from the New Boston Depot containing rs 25 of wood
mostly of young gruwh and about so being cultivated
very excellent quality oso both for grass and ran aboundng
with fine springs the house and barn being supplied from them
by an aqueduct of uniang water the house is two story,
nearly new finished throughout and painted white with green
binds piazza III front and end aparlor sitting
oom sleeping ooms Kitchen backkchen, milk rooms and
every convenience for genee residence and for farming
poses The out buildings are, Carriage house, Granary,
Woodhouse two BARNS and sheds and conveniently arranged
stream of water through the Farm aordiag means Of
irrgatng oft The farm yields 40 hay per
year and easily be made yield CO. There fine oPpor
unes for hhng the vicinity and the rides unsurpassed
for beauty variety The farm will be sold below its value
recent arrangements render necessary for the owner to
reside in Boston.
Boston; or JOEL WILDER, on the premises.
July 25 dlww3t
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Real Estate for Sale,

EaIN THE two story HOUSE and Lot corner of Salem
.:sa Il ard Mafison Street. The House is nearly new
and very convenient arranged for families with good
and lasting water and every thing conveniently arranged
in ami about the house The Lot large and well stock
ed with bearing Fruit Trees, also Shrabbery and Plants
b. Those wishing purchase pleasant and con-
venient place will DO well to call and eSanine the above
premises, where the subscriber now lite
Also, one COTTAGE HOUSE and GOT, Ne 81 Salem
Street convenient for one or two tenemeRs.
Also, WARREN'S BLOCK, situated on Madison 81, /,
with four tenements.
Also, BUILDING LOTS on Portland and Pleasant SITS.
lT The above property will be sold low liberal
terms. JOSEPH G. WARREN,
OF Salem and Madison Street.
Worcester, July 6. eodtf
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IRON planners FOR SALE.

ENITCH & JONES have on hand Iron Plane
H ing Machines; two of Is feet, with trip motion CON-
pete, and two of feet without the trip motion. Tie
above machines and built of the best of
and workmanship and will he sold low for cash or ap.
proved credit-they may be seen at our Foundry.
N. B. We continue to make all kinds OF CASTINGS
in IRON and BRASS in general use, and warranted to
give satisfaction. Orders solicited.
Worcester, July 2l diff
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Worcester, IS. Probate Office, July Is, 1913.
To all persons interested in the Estate of ORA 3.
NORCROSS, late of TempletoR, deceased, Greeting.
VOU are cited to appear at Court of Probate be
i holden at Worcester the first Tuesday of August
next, show by administration OF the estate of
said deceased should granted John Sawyer 3D. of
Templeton. dSw CHAS. @. PRENTISS, Reg.
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j. r. ROBINSON,
Merchandise and Stock RrOExer.

COMMISSION MERCHANT AND GENERAL AGENCY,
Corner Of State and Congress Streets-BOSTON,
HAVING had Is years experience in business in this
City, principally in he wholesale w. |. Goods trade)
am now giving especial attention to the selection and
purchasing of GROCERIES for country traders-Sales Of
Produce &c STOCKS bought and sold and all kinds Of
business entrusted with executed with promptnes and
fidelity.
REFERENcEs: Gov. Geo. N. Briggs, Pittsfeld; Lieut.
Gov John Reed, Yarmouth Hon Geo. Bliss, Springfield
Hon. Samuel Wood, Grafton Hon. T. ]. Gridley Am.
herst; Hon John Aiken Lowell; Hon. Solomon Davis
Truro; Hon. Thon Tolman, Boston; Hon. William
Mitchell, Nantucket Hon. John Chapman Salem Hon.
w. Calhoun Secretary of State; Philip Greedy Esq
Collector OF Boeton. d2aw&wtf Boston, July 81
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Y FS.

T is Jact that Dir. A. W. VAN ALsTIN has
q q gone TO fCaiforna," and also that F. NJ. DAN
lEsoN having had charge Of the operating during the
past ive months in the formerly occupied BY him.
mas purchased the stock and fixtures in the above named
rooms, having had four years experience in the DAGU
ERREoTVPE business in Boston and other places is conf
dent that in point execution his miniatures be
surpassed during three years he in the best
loos ID the United Staes the patronage OF the Citizens
o' worcester and its vicinity is respectfully solicited.
MINIATURES put into silk S 100; and into velvet lined
able prices
Worcester, July, 8, Is49