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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-07-07

DEAD bopY FoUND.-Abomt O'clock last
SUNNY AFTERNOON, the dcnd body Of II man
was ionn" under tree in field, near the
residence oil Mr. Edwin Gaines, in Guilford,
ohly New rons IRON tho stage rond leading
rom .br"uieboronglr TO Greenfield lie wn5
about ioriy-fiyo years of Dge, Apparently n
traveller, and had q small bundle et clothes
with him, iiIi no money, or nny thing about
his person giving the least clue to Ills name
or p!pce OF residence. Ito was mek iH-tAo
roea by n gentleman between 8 and . o'clock
in the forenoon Of Saturday, nbout huff n
mile South of the place where his body WAS
found J...
A Jury Of inquest was summoned and re-
turned verdict that he died in tit, on Sat-
urday.-- Br0uieborough Eagle.
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PAINFUL lNrELLIGENcE IRON BURNAH-
A letter from DR.. Judson, dnted March Is,
and received at this office by tho overland
mail aud the last steamer, brings the painful
intelligence OF Mrs Judson's falling health and
CRITICAL condition. "iirs j. lie sayt, "has
hssn very III, aud still continues 80; and, whit
" worse, ln,e serious and dreadful nppre-
tensions that she viii never he any better.
she nppears TO me TO bel n settled ntttt mp.
I'd decline; but The doctor is making every
effort, and holding out strong encourna cement
ihnt She will recover.
II write with heavy heart. a dark cloud
is gathering over me; and how dark liz will
become ! know not. But God knows; and
he will, trust, bring light out OF dnhkness.
His will be done
In aSpostscript added March 29d, lie snys:
Mrs j. Is rather better" but he Indicates no
abatement of his feorsr-Ntio York Recor-
der
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TnE'GosrEL ~ CALToRNrA, The Rev.
j. W. Douglas, graduate Of Yale College,
hoe accepted call ut Puebln for $4,000 for
The year. which sum has been raised Az.
engagements have bean made to establish
permanent school Ihsre.
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4 ITERATION This eorti6e, that have
h given my son, Truman w. lIulelton, his
time. ! shall therefore claim none of his
earnings nor pay any or his debts Afler this
date, JOSEPH HAZELTON.
Waterford, Juno l, lsi0 G2Jw3.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-07-07

The House of Representatives in New
Hampshire have refused by GO majority, to
abolish The punishment Of death in that
Stnte
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-07-07

The cholera is ut Saratoga Springs. II
,lenied 10y interested parties, but the eyi.
baco Of the existence Of disease there
which is cholera, or something very much
isei, places the matter beyond nny ques-
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r EN- Oval. "!

L. HALL & co. would respectfully in.
H. form their numerous patrons, that they
have removed from their old stand 10 an Gle.
CANT aud eommodious building fcur doors
south Of the Hotel whore they urc constant.
y receiving supplies Of
NEW GOODS.
They naticf themselves that, possessing,
as lhcy nov do. every facility foi itansacung
an extensive buaness trade, they shail be- able,
90 far ~ an excellent agsdttmrnt Of Goods
aud very low prices are concerned, 20 satisfy
1hc wanis of the moat faktidiuus
~. Johnsbufy, June -, lsil G22tr
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DEATEsHY DHowNIaG--l Inst Sunday, ~
Richmond, ~ lfishmhn by the name Of Muir
ply, slipped from a rock, on which he stood
washing himself inloslhe riyer,and before he
was taken out, lifs WA extinct, Ito Ion q
wifi and three ~ four children,
la Ito afternoon Of the same day, near
Aiarss,is tsgsta nallaa. an lfisbman called
Michael Blackall wgs n the river swimming,
aud sunk In u deep place, lie went down ~
bout O'Clock, aud NJ sunset, The body had
not been recovered, lilo also lc0 wife and
three children, iionipeir Ddiiy Herald
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Wing state Convention.

The Convention met NJ Montpelier on tho
Al, was largely attended, aud animated md
.toled. EgAsrus FAlERAhEs, Esq Of This
m.n. was President, The old Ticket for
State Officers was nominated The Conyen'
1e was addressed by the Hon, George =.
y.nh, Senator upham, Lyman Of iiennlng-
,on. stevens Of -. Albans, T.. Fairbanks and
aalf. Proceedings ueHl week.
Coz. BrsToEs sFEEon, We are some.
vla, disappointed In the opinions expressed
by Coz, Beuion la his great, or. roIhert long,
M,s,oud speech, The first report led IN u
-,,.l.All he bod conc out for The Wilmol Pro-
,j.o. buf de ul report Of lis speech does
NOT come up 10 lhnl mark, IN reference TO
doc Pro,so iia language IL, Ia substance
$40 quote rom u n, Hampshire paper Of his
.Nn uuhlics-"ho declares IL io bo conHitu-
Hrril-. HAT II Is the same thing that hns
ttp pnssed dozen tines 10y Congress, and
,til i should hg presciibod ~ Congress-
.fuy territory, ,Gitwill fomnin just w4ol i
.jstu Tor eiXiy years IA aCousiIgpiohul
pu,su, made IN pursuance oflho Constlu-
ro" bui binding upon tho people Of the
rg,tl...Yu ho expressly declares That
glirefs no necessity form, mud rhero hro
Prudential reasons why II should not be
-Ias.cd." M lIcnton declares that Congress
ba. il,c clear rightlo onnot such prohibi.
ION, ~ il l1s done in many cases but Tint
NJ slavery cannot bo planted in those terrific.
rg.wllhoul positive law, such prohibition
"a totally unnecessary, aud therefore should
rot he adopted. lie goes for 'non-inieyJyenoe,
sggiaion of this question:
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o. Mr. james Coleman, Of Indiana, n
clerk in ihe Patent Office, has rendered his
resignation TO the, commigsiouer, TO take ef,
feet on tho lsl Of JAY, alledglng that he was
Democrat that The people deei-
dod against hs parry last fall aud llat The
Offices under Ihe present Administrator be.
long ofrlgA 20 Tho UhigE
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TnE DRouGmT. Dry weather still coutin-
o., in this vicinity, About a week since we
BOD slight shower which wet the ground to
~ depth Of l.1lh Of mn inch. Around us
in almost every digclion,f'r several days the
hrN oC,hc week, we could see tho rain do.
scendne instowers, hut scarcely drop
rIl in our valley The earth is pnrched-
0e grass aud some other crops corn, per
Nqs excepted suffer grcnlly--Nnd in Our
~:nhorhood there cannot possibly be two
in' ola usual crop hny.
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fired from lheir attacks upon lha lenyes.
BlHku mn .IfnDTa.
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1.-The President Of the United Siulca,on
''''d'y, i-s'fed n proclamation, recommends
'ng ,h1, the first Friday in Angus, he ohserv
"d rs day Of Fasting and Prayer, thn! tie
Ruler Of Nations may avert the ravngcs Of
'c,conrgc, now ,hremcning to sweep over
.trluuirv.
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another PAysie ian's Testimony MIR Fowlci
Dear Sir-I could send you dozen ocrtG-
Gates, strong and decisive, of the really sana-
tive effects Of YOUR valuable Bnlaim of Wild
Cherry, within the past twelve months, under
my own supervision and direction Indeed,
know of fcw persons who have used it,com.
parntivcly, but commend il in the strongest
terms. A case Of Asthma, the scverest ever
saw, to which / was called a month ago, e.
vincGd the superiority of the Balsnm. The
disease had lasted six week and the dyspnma
and suffering were dreadful, he sat up every
mint. The gentleman told me 10 give him
something TO last him home, {2l miles,) so that
he might see his wife and child, and die IL
pence! / gave him.onc bottle of the Balsom,
and G5hr ounces syrup Equils, directing him to
take tea.spooniu doses of best Bordeaux olive
oil when the difficulty Of breathing was great
est Next day / forced his dCBpuuurut Writ
and made him take Six bottlea of the Wistar =
Bnlsam of Wild Cherry home with himAas
present, he having alleged that he had used so
much expensive medicine TO no profit. Last
week Mr. A. called and oppressed his gratitude
TO me in the warmest manner; said the medi.
cine had saved his life, paid his tohOte bin dad
took six bottles more, and len my Office foy
home, rejoicing. Respectfully yours,
WM. A. SHAW, MD.
Washington, N. G.. Aug IL, l647,
The genuine signed Butth on the wrapper.
For sale by J. e. Bingham St. Johnsbury
Plain, J. Flint, ST. Johnsbury Centres l.. p.
Parks, Passumpsc, and dealers in medicine
generally.
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sIAaGIAycEG ,

sIG:n@rGcEG4
In Danyllle, June 18th, by Rev Mr. Dow,
VIZ Erasmus Harris, Of Dnnyillc, 10 SIS Car.
ollro Cole, of Morirh \ y
In Albany, May .5tl, IS Roy H. n. How.
~, Mt Luther NJ Bailey, ct Cniubuty, 10
Miss Cello AIMS
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fremont and Old Colony
NAILS.

THE subscribers hive been appointed a.
Il gents for selling the
FREMONT IRON cos NAILS,
and respectfully ask oil dealers to call and ex
anime them al STORE No. ~, STATE Sr.
BOSTON.
They offer these Nails for examination, in
the fullest belief that they are the most per-
feet in all respects of any ever produced FOR
sale in the United States
They are also Agents for the sale of the
OLD COLONY mon cos Nails,
the reputation of which hos been long firmly
established.
They dt6i-i ia POT AID PEaRL ASHES,
and have always on hand n superior quality
for rctailng. WIN. THOMAS q co.
Boston, June %, lSi0 622m3
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In this town, Jolly =, Of consumption, Mr.
CnTsrER GEFsNEL aged %
ln Iassumpsic, Of congestion Of the brain,
Aprl 20, llAEmrr H. wife Of Mr. willis Palm.
cr, ngcd ~
In Danyllc, juno ., Mis- Sarah, widow Of
Jacob Trusscl, aged u6 ycars-onc of the
early settlers Of Danyilc.
In Oxford, Ma. June 10, Mr. Ebcnczcr
Brown, aged 81, formerly of Danyile.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-07-07

hiss skill, science, aud experience, deviscd On
article which would DO 6f inralculabc ndvnn.
tage 10 mankind, when once known and cE.
tenSiycly used, ho hoped and p"fscScfcd, cE.
peciing the hHie To arrive Hhsa- tie ueana
would be furnished 10 bring II into universal
notice, when ita inrstinAblc virtues would be-
known and appreciated. This time has come,
lac means are supplied this
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-07-18
To Cotton and Wooden Manufacturers.
VaIuable Real Estnfe for Snle

Valuable Real Estate for Sale.
Ira 'TNHE CLAREMOET MANUFACTURING COMPANY, at
%# at Claremont, N. H., offer for sale their Stone
wills, Brick Safe, and ether buildings adjoining.
me man Factory building 100 f. long by 80 It. wide
Tue wing bu ldng is 60 by "a feetboth buildings four
hgh including the basement and attic. This
embrace. fine water power, and about land.
by the addition Of two stories TO the and wing build
ngs they would be OF sufficient capacity for frsclass
Cotton Or Wooden FACTORY and, company wishing
70 manuaciure cotton wooen goods, this property
would be sold in connection with valuable charter
that purpose
me adjoining building and two Dwelling Houses, o1e
Vi Orck the other OF stoDe with abau third OF an
acre oiand attached 10 EACH which will be sold with the
FACTORY buildings, or separately.
he above property is located very the geographi
cal centre Of the village Claremoni WITHIN short dis
lance The Spur or branch Railroad Gated by the r.
H. Commissioners, leading from said village to inerseci
win the Cheshire, Sullivan AMI Central Railroads the
noble and permanent called Sugar RIVER which is
led by Lake Sunapee, from which abn dant
supply OF water may be obtained in the dres season. Ii
VIII he cold very low for cash. part of the purchase
money may be paid time. Gen emtn may rest assur~
CO. hat this opportunity to purchase real estate in the
thriving village Of Claremont one, ind we'll wor
thy OF immediate attention.
AFor further particulars inquire of the Editor OF the
Worcester Spy or OF SIMEON IDE, Agent of said Com
pany, at Claremont N. II. eopet June 4.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts.

Worcester IS July 9, le49.
DY virture OF an Execution which issued judgment
ID recovered. at the June Term the Court Common
Pleas for the County of Worcester, D. e49 in favor of
Harriet N Holden Of Worcester, single woman, against
LEONARD GLEASON ofsad Worcester, farmer, have
taken ali the right in equity which the said Leonard Gea
son had on the fifth lay of January last d ls49, the
day when the same attached process TO
deem certain mortgagei Real Estate situate in said
Worcester and the that is described in mortgage
deed thereof from said Leonard Gleason TO the Worcester
County Institution for Savings, recorded in the Registry
If Deeds for said County book page 436 and on atur
ay the eighteenth day ri August next at TWO O'Clock in
the afternoon at the American Temperance House in said
Worcester shall offer sale by public auction, the
highest bidder, said right in equity of redemption.
dill et j. DAY, d Sheriff
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MechnmicS, Fair.

NHE Second Fair u the Worcester County Mechanics As
socatIon for the encouragement OF Manu- lectures, the
Nj chanc Arts, and Inventive Genus will be opened At the
City Hall in Wooster, Tuesday The 18th day OF sep
TENDER The Association respectfully invites the Me-
chancs Manufacturers Artists and Inventors in Masacu
sets and other States furnish such specimens Of their va
rious productions Of labor and SKILL they wish TO pre-
sent 10 the notice Of the public hrogh the medium OF the
Fair
Tine Association would also respectfully solicit Of the Ladies
specimens of their tase SKILL and industry to add interest to
the occa1ion.
Silver Medals and Diplomas will be awarded in the name Of
the Associations for such inventions and improvements in
machinery for superior skill and workmanship every branch
of industry shall be emcd worthy of distinction by the
examining committee.
1t desirable that all articles intended for the Fair should
be presented early possible that cous places may
be assigned them in the exhibition.
Communications. post pd addressed TO the Superntend>
ent, will receive prompt atienion. r D. DUNBAR, Pres
WM. MEaRIFIELD Vtce Pres.
WV. GhEENLEAF, Sec. P. w. TAFT, Sapt.
Worcesier. JnlY a 1919
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Commonwealth Of Massachusetts.-

woFcetS,ss July s, 1s49.
10y virtue OF an Execution which issued on Judgment
recovered al the June Term Of the Court OF Common
Pleas Tor inc County Of Worcester A. D. s49 Of
all Of Worcester, in said County OF Worcester
against John GODDARD of said Worcester, baker. /
nave taken all the right in equity which the said John
Touaaru had ON the tweniy-seven,h day OF January d.
le4s the Gay When The attached on mesne pros
cess 10 redeem certain Real Estate situate
,hat described in mortgage deed thereof from said
9onn Goddard 70 Edwin Draper and John g. CLARK re.
rage ~ and on Saturday. the eighteenth dav Of
meII AZ TWO O'Clock in the afternoon, the Amercan
ee.ance house in said Worcester, shall offer for sale
Oh redemption. ldSwl ]. DAY, d. sheriff.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts.

Worcester, IS. June Esd, le4S.
ID virtue OF an Execution which issued Judgment
ID recoy cred the June Term of the Court OF Common
Pleas for the County Worcester. A. D., e49, in avor
OF Oney F. Thompson of said Worcester. Gentleman,
az ainst GEORGE WEBSTER, of Grafton, Trader, have
taken all the right equity which said George Webs
ster had on the fourteenth day of October. A. D. e4c,
the day when the attached mesne process,
10 cdeem certain morigaged Real Estate, situated in
said Grafton and the same that described in mortgage
Deed thereof from said Webster TO A. G. Peck d Gem
pany recorded in The Registry Of Deeds for said County
look $685. Page 436 and Saturday the eighteenth day
of August nert O'Clock in the afternoon, 1T the
American Temperance House in Worcester shall of
fer sale by Public Auction, to The highest bidder, said
right in equity OfRedemption
ill1 u. Day, ". Snern.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts.

Worcester SIS July Z, I949.
u virtue of an Execution which issued on judgment
ID recovered June Term of the Court OF Common
Pleas for the County Worcester A. d. l849 in favor
Benjamin Haywood of said Worcester ply scian sgsnst
JOHN MCCARTHY of raid Worcester, lahoIer, have
all the right in equity which the said John McCary
had on the uhireth day Of January A. D. S49, the day
when the same attached process, redeem
certain Real Estate situate in said Worcester
and the same that described in deed thereof
from said McCarty Joseph A. Tenney recorded in the
Registry Deeds for said County, book 442 S. and
en- Saturday. the eighteenth day of August next, at The
American Temperance House in Worcester in said Coun-
w. at two O'Clock in the afternoons shall offer Tor Aale by
public auction the highest bidder, said right in equity
OF redemption [dJl J. DAY, ID. Sheriff.
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MEDICAL NOTICE. d..
I. NJ. COMINGS. Physician and Sur

II HySIOIdtI ttIIA COIE9
Having given his attention for years, the treat
ment Of Chronic forms of disease, offers his services 10
the afflicted and other New England States Those
particularly who affected with Scrotna, any Cuta>
Erupons, Rheumatism, Gravel; Disease OF the
Kidney Liver; with Old Ulcers &c. that have
defed the OF the best Old School practitioners
many radically cure, greatly relieve.
Swelling that have been pronounced ncurabe and ampn
Iation recommended
Persons distance, suffering under the above com
nlaints any other Chronic affection, may consult us
by letter, stating mnutey the symptoms and history OF
the We forward medicine and prescription by
EXPRESS Mail.
Those in the city, wishing personal advice prescrip>
ton find our Residence and OfTise No. chat
ham Street, (ately Division STU Worcester. dMl0
II " B. PALMER is agent for this paper
3 Boston, New York, Philade pha, and Baltimore Office in
Boston, No. 8 Congress Street.
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j. HOOKER, VI. D..
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.

Ottlce and Residence, No. 8 Park Street.
DIR. HOOKER, would inform the citizens of Worcester
and oihe adjoining towns that lie has opened Office
by himself and socs patronage from his friends aud others
wishing MEDICAL aud SURGICAL aid.
He will urus the Dispensing of Medicine the Of
nexcnenced individuals, but will far practcab attend
io hmse thus avoiding great risk to Patient and Physician
lad L. diff
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Y rs

1T is fqct that DR.. A. W. VAN ALsT1N has
q gone ''Calfornia." and also that f. NJ DAN
IELSON having had charge Of the operating during he
past five months the formerly occupied by MIN,
mas purchased the sOk and fixtures in the above named
rooms having had four years experience in tue DAGU
ERREoTyPE business in Boston and other places Is conn
dent that in point of execution, his miniatures cannot pc
surpassed during three he was i'll one OF tne IeS
in the United Stales) The patronage OF The Clzes
of Worcester and its vicinity is respectfully solicited
Miniatures put into silk, S 90; Snd into velvet lined
cases 81 80.
". stock constantly on hand and tor sale at reasons
able prices.
w. rcesIer. July. 8, 1919
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REMOVAL

nR. E. A. KITTREDGE has removed his
~ Office TO his new Hydropathc Institution, No 29
Franklin Place, Franklin Street, BOSTON, Vapor ana
all kinds Of Unmedicaed Warm and Cold Baths, ai"ay
in readiness the Establishment.
Transient boarders in diseases cam desired hnd
he best OF and treatment AT the house, I'LL Restored
?or SUCH dollars per day, and upwards. For perua"
boardtrs from dollars per day, according
TO rooms &c dwlf May 20.
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DAGUERREOTYPES
TAKEN WITHOUT REVERSING

New Quick Camera in one quarter the usual time,
AT I42 MAIN STREET.
The subscriber has been induced he great and liberal
patronage received in Worcester purchase
OF VOIGTLA NDER's QUICK CAMERAS which is OF
entire construction, with which types can be
made almost Instantly
Daguerreotypes of CHILDREN made with this Came
ra with astonishing perfection and beauty.
Aso received one VOigtfandeT's Mammoth Cameras
so constructed take types of Persons Views
WITHOUT REVERSING. This Camera is of tuice the size
power Of any other this city, and Groups OF from
to 80 persons be taken with it on large plates
give every figure easy and graceful position
Six years practical experience with the of large
SkyLghl the above Cameras and every advantage which
he mentioned enables the subscriber TO make Nina
equal best made by the first Artists in Boston
or New York UFCali and examine specimens before
engaging elsewhere.
II Daguerrean pists find whole half, quarter and
medium Plates and Cases. and every article used in the
art, constantly for sale. CAMERAS of every size fur
nshed at manufacturers prices.
NAV 10. dwtf GEO. ADAMS.
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A BARGAIN

A ND A RARE CHANCE is offered to a
a business man who would like engage in the Dry
and West India Goods business in pleasant and thriving
village, the line of the Western Rail Road, ten miles
fOm the City Of Worcester The subscriber being about
TO change his business will sell his entire stock and stand
al very areau bargain. Any individual having moder-
cash capital and wishing engage in the business Of
a Country Store, where money be made, may apply
personally or by letter, post paid to
July IA DIFF JOHN FIRTH, CldppuilLe, Mass.
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STRAYED OR STOLEN.
STRAYED
TO ROAD CONTRACTORS.

FNHE town of HOLDEN wish to contract tor the builds
i ing oil about mile road recently laid by the
County Commissioners, leading from Holden TO Rutland,
proposals the building OF said road will be received by
the committee for the letting the roai until the 18th
of August ert tor information respecting the same in
qure of Dr. DAVID DAVIS IRA Bro DAD TILLA CHAFFIN,
G. B. BAscOMB or LIE BARON PUTNAM,
Holden July 9, 1s49 @ Chairman.
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MILLER & NEWTON,
DENTTSI',
j. X. CLARK, WI ID,
HOMEOPATHIC PHVSICTAN.

OMce-Over the Store of G. Foster 81 Co.,
oppo'ae the y. S. Hotel, Main Street. i.
Office hours-rom u to A. NJ, and from II to A, and
u 70 10 O'Clock NJ. {I~Bosrds at Am. Temp House.
References--C. fl. Skf, NJ. D., New Haven ct; VIM.
ingalls,, MD Bosonj Charles Walker, MD .Northamp-
toni G. w. Swazey, NJ d., and Rev. Il. II Conklin,
Springfield; Col Jas Estabrook, A. Stocking Worcester.
Worcester, Mays. DIFF
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Wil0er's Patent Salamander Safes.
Secured against GunpoUder and warranted NOT TO iUnre
books or papers by danlpness!
THESE SAFES made in the most substantial man
ner, lined with composition which Ia perfect mons
conductor heat and be destroyed by fire. having
been exposed, frequently TO the tests, in
instance preserving their contents uninjured.
Manufactured by JOHN E. WILDER,
No. so State Street, BOSTON
Orders received by WILLIAM CROSS,
April7 distf at Worcester Bank.
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NOTICE..

NOTICE.
IL persons ndeb ed either by note or account TO the
IN estate of JOSEPH CONVERSE, deceased, are re-
quesied to pay the Immediately they will be left
in other hands for collection And all persons having
demands against said requested TO present the
same for settlement without delay.
BETSEY CONVERSE,
Ec. Estate Jos. Converse.
Worcester, July IS, le49. DIR
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Cooking Ranges.

A NEW and beautiful pattern Cooking Range the
n most convenivnt economical, and cheapest in the
market for sale by RICHARDSON LoRlNG
july H. distf 70 Main ST.