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Business Boots only Four Dollars n pair
at MIS- Ann street. expressly for service and
Of the best u rails and warranted do
service boots made French S.
to Sc, at JONES, IA Ann street.
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M EDlCAL,

I ono LIFE BEALTH, AND sApPIsEs-.-wOa,DEtES
IL Vegetable Pills favornby known throughout Pennsyl
and New rsey for all dses"s arr ing
fm ndsretop 10 diet such Lead.che fever,
and also brought by u cold or impure
stmotherc asue, neuralgia &C. nov ofrs for sale Ia
New YORK, by CHAS. H. RING. Drug ist
Broadway and Jonn street.
NB-Perscns about EMBARK for Iaf should poly
this medicine.
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Court of Appeals.

ALBANY, January 8, 1910.
Several motions decided 8, finished; Z, argued; 8,
judgment by default; 0, commenced.
The decisions received at nine O'Clock this morning
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SpOIllsx Intelligence.

LOUISIANA AssociArioS RACES ECLIPSE COURSE
Thursday, Dec Fl Pure $300-Entranoe ten per
cent, a0ded-Two mile heats.
D. +. Kenper's or. g. Eous, by Grey Medoc,
dam by imp. Leviathan-5y o..........3 1
Thos. J Wells CHI &. Rigado IN, by imp. Glen
coe out of Fandsngo- BY o 8
Wm r. Johpsou's gr st Louis, by Altorf,
out Of Feck, BY Medley y ......2
g. Ssymanski's b Q Error, by Bob Letcher,
dam by Brupswick-3 y o. ............. dist.
Time. 401-4:05- 498
Friday Dec 20 - Purse $500 Entrance ten per cent,
added Three mile heats
A. Lsocmtssc CHI c. Ga latin, by Wagner O.. 2 /
A. l. Rineamsn's Oh m. Little Emily, by
Wagner out If Emily Speed IS y. o. .... 2
VIM. r. Jobnson's b Revenue, by imp.
Trustee, out Of Rosalie Somers, by Sir
Cnariee-Cy o. D D
d. +. KenDer's CHI. m. Louisa Jordon, by imp
Jordon, dam By John Richards % y. o. dr..
Time. GAO 600 605
ORLEANS JOCKEY CLUB RACES BINoAMiN CouRsE.
Saturday Dec %, 1S4S Post Stake tor al ages-Four
Subscribers AZ $500 forfeit $3.50 with purse Of $1,000
-Four mile heats.
VIM J. Mitors CHI. g. 'VeriHer by imp. Bel
shazzsr, out Of imp Britannia y o......1 !
]. Van Leert b.. Topaz by imp. Glencoe, out of
imp Emerald-4 y. o. ...................2 2
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ma aInyEh Is CoNsuL1kp puRlha ran DAY ANp

~ evening At HE Office NO A. ct, (pow in
dout and proaced Of delicate diseases that
taed 81 H. Of physicians Of less His
Cotsvia Cv bebe nc may he had stors froa Private
entyrnoe through tho entry 10 the ohce door
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TIRE NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA MUTUAL BENE.
htAssoeiaon having purchased substantial fast sal
inp ate gyenmept ship thooe is.nd lying at tho Screw
Dock Of Pike hold their daily Office aud also
meetings. TX H. until further notice. Mt the Of
Itnmnny Hall. 100 shares Of $3.50 includes ownership the
vessel Iaons la bished by tho tn
ward and return Pagigo implement for the
enterprise with the exception OF bed and bedding Particulars
at The office. B, order II E.RIELt.
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NOR SAN FRANCISCO AND TIL GOLD REGION-THE
substantial tsam propeller sp Hartford $40 bur.hep
2mops old built At Philadelphia tho most faithful
fitting for the above snd eail
Instant This ship win through the Straits of Magellan there
ALLEN Il PAxSON, 1874 ront st.
Its expected ship proceed Frsuosoo up
to the Gold country theeb, avoiding delays
cutes To psserg gers In getting from that port
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VTNBE GREArt HINEsE MUsEUM CHINESE BUILDINGS,
Broadway, between Prince and Spring sreetsrhs
e tioR which 10 the largest the world only
the kind In this country exhibits the different Of society
in hina the Of
in the arts religions laws literature agriculture trades and
size life several hundred paintings toros vesse
model. houses temples and bridges specimens of
kinds agricultural and Implements
cal rumente, lanterns 60 re- Open daily from AN. till
III Abundance 20 cents Children under
halfprice.
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CALIEOt NIA.-PEKsON5 FITTING OUT FOkCA LtFOR.
and who In want Of lob either for speculation
private etfuy invited call and
anime description Of tobacco put up expressly for the Cali
ornisn make wput in half poand s!abs with in
opes to tit from and packed in convenient
sized packsges Tn resist the decans effects Of
VOYAGE and it Is confidently believed be Only
hind Of Tobacco either dne cut that viii
California The attention of shippers u In
vted TO tle above. JOHN ANDERSON 4 Co.,
Broadway, corn Pine st.
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ITO CALIFORNIA FOR $l6O-SAIL JANUARY 18TH
Gordons California Association (Phade phial hlvs
fo ten respectable This company 100 strong
They have tploAdd fast calling vessel and take q
steamboat fer running the sacrament. 81 on worth Of the
best for gold Washing supplied small per
of the earnngr. The president practical geoog
stefan and the expedition ppy the
President G. GORDON 43 Walnut street. PHILADELPHIA, VIM
c. UFLD ORN. 1f6 Front street, New York
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY MORNING.
ANUS II M II MIS-.

ROWEnl THEATRE MONDAY EVENING. JANUARY
viii be ted for the st time, the grand H,stor
nsmA OF SuADaCEA Paul nus Sustonius. Mr. j. Scott
C.tut, MT N Cnrke Osturus MT. J. Il Hall Fosodc
Whsnti veic.la Mr. Damn Cardiac Mr. Gitert; Collita
gus MT Tusordso Mr. Jordan; Claudia Miss MARI
;asess Mrs. G gem: Previous 70 which,, the ~
Knibts Mo. staff i'd Jeremiah Bumps. Mr. J. II ts: Tnm
T. ornop. Mr. Warwick; Edgar de- Cour Mr. Duon Mrs
Kpibss Mrs IS CENTS Pit l21s Gaisry i2k
6la o'clock - -'' IN
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charged BY the master, FOR intsmpsrance aud dsor.
lady Held that ustinable cause was
foT his and - bsaut refused the tsnder
wsg.; for the time he had served, unless paid full
months wages, libel dismissed with summary COSTS
-, Cherie' Crayman, vs. 7ownsend Weeks 4 Charles
Whinlssey- Action for damages against master ana
the libellant at see Defendants made default. De-,
creed 500 damages against the master and SIS
against the mate with costs
John Craig David Souiard.-Suit for wages from
New Orlesp to New York Held the weight Of evidence
to be, that bellant got board without the know
ledge Of defendant and after that rendered some SER
Woes TO make MP the pay for his board and
Libel Dismissed, with summary COSTS
.anfonto Es,nondes James Hidden Suit for
the voyage hot being yet eBdsd. Held that no cir.
oumstsnces were in proof emitting the libellant to
ma,nain an action In this Court. Libel dismissed,
John howan Us Joseph r. ,own Suit for wages
TO the coast Of Africa and back to New York Held,
uJon precf that bellant diseased when he shio.
ped and unable to perform duty on the Law appi.
cable to the fact that could not sustain the sus
Lib-l dismissed, with mary costs
John Sancho Us James N .qf,oood Appel from
taxation Of coets The decision settled the rates of Al
lowspce. to Proctor and Advocate special MOTIONS
and he construction Of the act of Congress OF last
tetson respecting fees of Commissioners for taking
testimony.
Wiihom s. Gapif rs. the Steamboat Post Boy -
Collision near the wharves, in this city, between the
steamer Post Boy and the sloop Joseph e Griggs in
October last, by which the sloop greatly injured
Held bat The csee msde by the libel overborne by
the testimony on the part Of the steamboat showing
the wrong movement and fault to have been with the
slocp. Librn dismissed With costs.
Isabella L. Crawford, adnint,fyafrfs, the Sfeara-
bodf BpGaio Collision the North river, at Cru a
Eibow in July 1sA7, between the steamboat Buffalo
and The schooner Mary by which the latter was sunk
end vesfel and cargo totally lost The witnesses on
the schooner were directly coptradict+d by those
the steamer and bsrges In TOW by her, to the
az to the relative pntiion OF the two vessels and
the movemt mt which caused the collision. and Ia
relation TO light on the schooner The coohct
Of evidence yrefepts 100 ~ituestes on one aide
and eight the other this great majority fixing the
fault on The schooner Decree that libel bs deussed
but under the dicretiop Of the Court oosts
soministrstiix Ia not charged ui'h them.
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NHAkFRAU's NATIONAL THEATRE LATE CaATnAM

~ monday Evening" January y, will be the Of
WA OUsTA-hegnSld Morton Waeousta Mr. J. scott: Major
do bsldnar Mr. aIdey ieut Charles dc Hadmar Mr. II
ton; Clara Miss +. GordOn Ellen Bollaway Mrs woodward
0qssnssa NJ. sherwood Previous to which, CONTENT
Sir &C. rye Howard. kr. Dawes Lady Elkateth. Mil r.
Gordon; Nancy Strap Miss Mestaytr To conclude the
eemns W. Dawes Miss Lav'nis MIS-
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w ALFALFA, IS CANAL STREET NEAR BROADWAY
w Unprecedented Of tho French Model Arss who
will during is week in and original abeauxs
expressly for the holidays exhibited
this country Also the Female New Orleans Serenaders
0n Girls with variety Of other Orchestra
Bexcs Thc Parquete 25o b. An extra afternoon perform
snoe every Wednesday and Saturday st three o'clock.
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- lysnr "a, u.Iy VIVA be pa,od the successful pIay
Of pUMbEY AND SON-Dombcy Mr. Lynne; Mr. Carkef
Sordap m Major Joe Bse,tcss ny Broushsn Edith ME-
Sap pon sssfer. Mr. Burton; Mr. Christopher Crashe Mr.
i hss oman nowsara M o1 Afs which tho
s%er Nj Dr,ughap slssles W. Barson Mr. s.ssby. Mr.
man 30 Miss BarbcrDres. Circle sud 6c Fami.
In CiYole \
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ITO INVENTORS, AID OTHERS INTERESTED IN Pa.
tenPatcnt Laws Of all with tables Of fees and
fern and full nstru tons obtaining patents Ia the United
States and Europe 200 pp Price 81 for edition
.oed AID puis ed BY Kngsy tirssor. Ensucers ws st.
At this tfce drawn dels srecfc TONS
cd AZ all matters relating Patent business and pocura-
ttfn of Pal eufs pded IN
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An ITCHpLLs OLYMPIC THKATRK-MOND.Y EyEv.

N1 ing Jtn tn" viii with the MALI
o. tkOl SEY- alter Mr. Holland; Sergeant Auters ar
Ncknsop Theresa MES Clarke Name to Mss Nicknon
G.unn This IpfAte FuIbond NJ Cenoer XquiS.ehttepot
Miss Roberts The fary Gen tia Miss Nicknson. TO
lowed BY 81 AsHER AND CkAsHER-Sampson Sasher Mr.
Hol and hrs pher CraGe Mr. MEX To oonc ide with
the LIGHT TtO' OF ST. JAMESS-M Ma. Thomas Small
bons Mr. Hollsnd Mistress Jane Roberts Miss Clarke
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

Il l.
Having given his attention for years. to The treat
OF CbrOntc forms of disease offers his services
the afflicted in this and Other NewEngand States. Those
particularly who affected with scroula any Cuta>
Eruptions, Rheumatism Grave Disease OF the
Kidney Liver; with Old Sores Ulcers &C.. that have
deed The the best Old School practitioners
i'll many radically cure, greatly relieve.
We have successfully treated numerous of White
Swelling that have been pronounced ncurable and ampu
cation recommended
Persons distance suffering under the above com
paints any other Chronic affection, may consult
by letter. stating mnutey the symptoms and history OF
the We forward medicine and prescription by
Express or Mail
Those in the city, wishing personal advice preserp'
find at Residence and Office, No. Chat.
ham Street, (lateiy Division Stu Worcester. dMl0
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DAGUERREOTYPES
TAKEN WITHOUT REVERSING.

New Quick Camera in quarter the usual time,
AT l42 MAIN STREET.
The subscriber has been induced by the great and liberal
patronage he received in Worcester purchase
of FLANDERS QUICK CAMERAS, which is OF
entire construction, with which types can be
made almost Instantly.
Dagnerreotypes OF CHILDREN are made with this Came
"a with astonishing perfection and beauty.
Also received one of P0tgtfGnder's MGmnoh Cameras
so constructed as to take types of Persons Views
WITHOUT REVERSING. This Camera is of tufce the
and po,uer 0 any other in this city, and Groups oil from
2 to 80 persons can be taken with It on large plates
give every figure an easy and graceful position
Six Years practical experience, with the of large
Sky-ghl the Cameras, and every advantage which
can be mentioned enables the subscriber TO make Nina
Fes equal to the best made by the first Al fists in Boston
or New York IFCali and examine specimens before
engaging elsewhere.
medium Plates aud Cases. and every article used in the
art constantly fol sale. CAMERAS Of every size fur
nished at manufacturers prices. ,.a
MAY 10. dwtf 1Eo' hphmo'
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DRAWING SCmOOL.

MISS BRUCE still continues her DRAwING SCHOOL
al No. 60 Main Street, in the hIock north of
the Centre Church Lessons will be given any time
convenient for the pupil Tuiton-for "a Lessons of ID
IRIS each, in Pencil and Crayon Drawing and Water
limiting, s., Oil Painting 80 CTS. per Lesson hours
oh. Lessons also given in Wax and Worsted Flowers.
I ltioR to be paid the third Lesson.
RECOMMENDATION.
We, the Undersigned be ng acquainted with Miss Bruce
I'd having witnessed her in teaching The Art
Drawing i'll this City, take great pleasure in recommend
ing her well worthy the patronage those wishing
take lessons in that branch. WARREN LAZELL,
April 10. eodtf E. T. MARTIN.
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D. TX. CLARK, WI. d,
OMGOPATHIC PHYSICIAN.

Offfce-OveT the store of q. Foster s. Co.,
opposite the u S. Hotel, Main Street
Office hours-trom u to A. M, and from u TO d. and
81 to 10 o'clock P M. l1-Boards at Am. Temp House.
References-C IL. Skitf, NJ. D., New Haven, CT; VIM.
Ingalls,, MD, Boston; Charles Walker, NJ. D ,Northamp
tons G. w. Swazey, NJ d., and Rev. r. IL. Conkn,
Springfield Col Jas Esabrook, A. Stocking, Worcester.
WOrcester, May 8. dW
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]. HOOKER, M. d..
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,

Office and Residence, No. Park Street.
DR.. HOOKER would inform the citizens of Worcester
and the adjoining towns, that he has opened Office
by himself and oIcts patronage from his friends and others
wishing MEDICAL and SURGICAL aid.
He will inrus the dispensing of Medicine the of
individuals, but will far practicable, attend
ot HIMSELF thus avoiding great risk to Patient and Physician
lad l. diff
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- A LARGE AND CONVENIENT TENEMENT.
fs n suitably arranged and occupied gentee
-AasA boarding house. pleasantly situated near Unto
street, will be rented Immediately together with all III
furniture and fixtures OF the house, The present boarder
may he retained and the of the premises boarded
For further information apply the OF Eden
Sudbury streets.
IuIv
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Farm for Sale.

THE Farm known rs the THAXTER FARM is offer,
ed for sale, being of the best in the county
containing hundred and forty acres with all the
necessary buildings thereon and in good repair and wei
supplied with running Three hun fred dollars
worth OF fruit is annually sold from said place
dEwtf A. M. MERRIFIELD
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THE Subscriber offers for sale Forty Building Lots on
Laurel Hill, of the most beautiful locations in the
City, Prices running from ($4O0,0O) four hundred, to
(Sl60O 00) sixteen hundred dollars. ALSO-One House
situated Laurel st. Elizabeth street, and one
on Shelby all and modern built suitable for
one or ten families. d&wtf A. MERRIFIELD.
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Dmce Norwich and Worcester Il. r.. Co.,

NoKwlcH, CT June q l649
TINE Stockholders ofthe Norwich and Worcester Rail
road Company, are hereby noihed that their Annual
Meetino for the choice OF Directors Will be held ut the
Office Of the Company in Norwich the second Wednes-
day, in July merit 10 o'clock NJ Likewise 70 ACT on
any question properly brought before the meeins con-
Lected with the interest Of the Company
Per order, r. ST. NJ AM IsE "o, YER
Juue g. otdlo
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Worcester & Nashua R. R. Company.

TIVE annual meeting Of the Stockholders of the Wors
ceser and Nashua Railroad Company, i'll be held
at he office Of said Company Lincoln square. in WorN
ceser, THURSDAY, the 12Ih day OF Ju next at II
O'clock in the forenoon, the following matters.
lst To hear the report Of The Directors aud to act
hereu2cn and in relation any matters contained in the
same.
I'd. To determine the number and make choice of Dis
rectors Tor the ensuing ear.
81. To il the Corporation will alter the Bylaws
as that the annual meeting of the Stockholders shall be
holden at such lime in the month of January in each
the Directors shall appoint instead Of The
ond Thursday of July is provided for.
9th. To act upon any matters which shall properly
come before the meeting BY order the Directors.
f. II. HEMENWAY, Clerk.
Worcester, June so h, 1919. dw2w
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CHLOROFORN.

DIR. HARRIS, I54 Main Street, prepared Il
Teeth WITHOUT pain by the of this recently dis
covered substitute for Ether-CHLoRoFoRM.
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HOIIsE FOR SALE.

@rA NEW and convenient Dwelling House, with
EM.Ef "A two Tenements pleasantly located Of
41& Main Street, within five r1nutes walk of the City
Hail. and commanding delightful prospect of the city and
surrounding country. Terms liberal. Inquire of H.WIL
LlANS, No. 2l9 Main Street, or of d. BROWN, No. S
Central Exchange. distf June 26.
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Carriages for sale
sTRAYED OR STOLEN,

e.. TNROM the subscriber In NORTH OXFtIKU,
[r@ on the night of the 26ih inst, GRAZ
NS HORSE with datk spots, long switch tail, about
s-1E-4- nine years old Whoever will give Information
where sand Horse may be found, or return him to the
owner, will he suitably rewarded. REUBEN AbOhN.
North Oxford. June 81, 1919. sd2w
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LIZ RoSs's Xpress forward

parcels and small through direct, the Worcester
Rail Road to NewpOrt Fail RiUer, Bristol and WaTren
July22 dwtf
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~ V. B. PALMER is agent for this paper
Boston, New York. Phade phia, and Baltimore Office in
Boston, No. Congress Street.
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JOSEPH s. BROOKS,
,acher of MuSiC as a Science and an

n OoMs in connection with G LoRlNG's Music Store
II and Piano Forte Ware Rooms, ITO Madn-street.
I.ssons upon the Piano Forte Seraphne Violin, &c,
given any hour most convenient for the pupil Thorough
Instruction in the ience. Success Darrdnted
Worcester, May 29. ou
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BUILDING LOTS.

VTHE subscriber has for of the most desirable
BUILDING LOTS in the City of Worcester it is sit
mated the north side OF Chatham Street. the hghth
of land near the Dwelling House of Rev. Mr. Smaey and
contains about $500 square He has also other lots
Lots in the vicinity Quincy Stand several Lots
neEr the Red Mills on Taylor Street.
June 4. diff CHARLES WHITE,
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B. u. HUTCHTNS0M.

,-----s.1.sss.-- - - AZ = VxAA4N0V1Nl
Successor to VIM. LEGCATE,l l66 MAIN Sr..
IN DIES, B1IDLEs.-- Coach, sshase and Dran COZ.
LARS. Also, Trsnks, plisss and Carpet Baes. Coeeh
Gig and Twig WHIPS &c. W Reaiprns ozone a. saor,
aosiees Su Worcester, san To-
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Suburban Dwellings,

One, 1--WE, Three & Five Acre Lots!
He subscriber has purchased that splendid elevation
! ofLand known the GREEN HILL FARM, lying
about mile north from the Post Office for the purpose
and desirable site for Dwelling within a few minutes
walk OF the business part OF the citywithout being obg
ed TO pay The high prices ofordinary house lots.
This beautiful hill its gentle eastern, southern and
western Slopes composed OF the finest land and commsnd
eaualed prospect for beauty and variety, offers
thc attraction of PURE AIR, PURE WATER, fine pros
pect proximity 10 business, and sufficient space,
1t be apr cached without crossing
any Rail RO1d, and avenue to be opened lead
ing it. will add much TO lis convenience and attraction.
1TTo Gent efnen who wish purchase acre or TIVE
for actual occupation, this affords opportunity.
For further Information and plan, inquire Of
June ~. eodis I'm wits DIS. MESSENGER.
TO the Honorable Court of Probate within
and tor the County of Worcester.
D Especially represents MARGARET HENRY, wild
In OF Patrick Henry late Worcester deceased that
her husban the said Patrick Henry died seized, OF
of Land Brown and Beach Streets in said Worcester.
with Dwelling Houses thereon, and in which she is
entitled 10 Dover.
Wherefore she prays that such proceedings may be had
that her Dover may be legally assigned to her:
MARGARET HENRY,
BY 5. NJ. BURNSIDE, her Atty,
Worcester, June S, ls4s
WORCESTER, IS.
Court of Probate at Worcester. June s, le49.
Upon the foregoing Petition, Ordered That the Petition
give notice 10 all Others interested appear at Court
of Probate be holden Worces the first Tuesday
OF July next then and there show cause, If any they
granted and that such notice be given by publishing an
aesled copy said Petition and of this order thereon
in newspaper printed Worcester, three weeks sue
ceSsively. before SAID Court.
Attest, CHAs. G. PRENTIss, Reg.
copy The Petition and of the order OF Court thereon
d3w Attest. CHAS. G. PRENTISS, Reg.
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LUMBER.

THE subscribers h1vng taken the Yard formerly
l. pied by B. BUFFUM now offer for tsale a large
sortment OF all kinds of
BUILDING AND FINISHING LUMBER,
and would respectfully invite the attention of ali wanting
any thing In their line to their stock.
For the past week they have been receiving very large
shipments from the east, and it has arrived in excellent
order and is for sale at the lowest market prices.
Shingles-Sihingles.
100000 Double Extra Shaved CEDAR.
800 600 do do do PINE.
200 600 do do Sawed Pine and Cedar
2U0 900 Extra Pine and Cedar Sawed and Shaved.
Persons in want of perfect covering their roofs
will find the largest and hest assortment Of Shingles in
Yard at Wdshine ton Square, which will be happy
to furnish them on the best OF terms.
Worcester. mo. 10. dwtf T. & o. X EARLE.
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Important Notice.

LII PEhsONs having accounts with the subscribers
IA are hereby notified that their accounts will be ready
for settlement, Monday, July second, which time
prompt payment will be expected. Persois living ou, .,
The street and out of The city, will peasegive this their
early attention. Is. l.. HARMON a. 90. 81
Worcester, June ~. 40 M Es
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MIGHT SOIL,

nERSONS wishing have their vaults cleaned out
i be accommodated, on application at 20 MECHANIC
STREET to SOLON RUSHMORE.
June |. ed9t2awl0l*
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oR forcing above the Level n the spring by ts
A, own power, for sale by q, FOSTER 4 90.
June "a. ~ dwistf