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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-11-22

Illha .NI AilNlN.
Monroe IIcricman rrs.., Caldwell, and
llys.
'fhoma. + Mckinney and Benjamin c.
rruslu Galveston
Jamcs W Scott, ] VI Reynold., and John
Shea llarr,
Burreu = Smith Rcd River
II Il Runelsi Red RIVER and Bowie
Alfredo Pace fnuuln
Jamc> $ G1' o, Lamar
Wa Fields, I.Jh,r'y and Polk
Gus VI Bryan, llr0ora and For, Bcni
y q ilcb on, Montgomery and Crimes
& 6 kccuan Walker
Elliott NJ Milhcan Robertson, Leon, and
Bralu.
+ II Tarrant, Limestone and Navarro
c. Wilson, Malagurda, Calhoun Jackson,
and Wharton
W ] Rl-sel Fayeite
james Shaw Burlcsou and Basirop
George +. Quincy Milan and Williamson.
Darwin VI S@pp, Victoria, DcWht, and
Iavarca
Wm II Stewart Gonzales, Guadalupe, and
Comal
Henry VI icwi, and WIN G. Crump BcNar,
Medina. Gillespie, and Santa fc
Hamilton = Bee starr, Wehh. Cameron.
NH'tA+~t sNttl 7 i-fit'tit 'tfiitiHl Ali htllHtb.
+ \. Nhitllc>cy; Sabine aud Newton.
\ Charlton Jasper, Jefferson, and Tyler
Johnson Nun Hopkins and Hunt
Jeremiah VI tlouah Harrison
John II Mc\airy HARRISON and Dpshur
Emery Lloyd Rn~k
Jane, X Holland, Ru,k and Pamela
John pulk san Augustine,
] VI Smith Shelby
Joshua +. johnson Titus
W & w lowers; Houston and Anderson.
VIM. llardeman Naeogiochc,
X f. Clements, \uece., Starr, Webb, and
Cameron
benjamin Silman. Cherokee
f., +. Lott, Henderson, Smith, Van Zandi,
and Kaufman,
Adolphus Sterne; \acogdochcs, Anderson,
Houston Angelina, aud Cherokee
Sam Bognr, GRAY sun, Collin, and Cook
WA. CochT., Daias and Deacon.
DR.. oBrlen, parish priest Of Shane Ireland
has leii fortune Of half million Of ds.a.s
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-11-22

DR. oBrien, parish priest of sanc, Ireland
has If! fortune Of half million Of da!a!s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-05

A Rem Construction At LAsr.-Capt. IIoyer
Fmncisco, VIA philad,i phs, was the bearer Of a
piece oi pure gold, weighing nine and halt ounces,
in lie natural state AS taken from The mlacs, valued
~ about sls0. IL Is crescent shaped, ABOUT five in
ches in length. and evidently Of volcanic origin. IL
was accompanied by letter Of SONIC " hat question:
sblc chrcgraphy, which gave rIse to n report tia
IN. ~, clous ore had been sent home by n runaway
whsler.ae csncihatory offering to his shipna er,
Captain Edward Gardner ot this port, and accerd-
rgy, after II bad gfaiiicd the longing gaze OF hun-
dicds ~ our ciiz, NJ, the gold aud accompanying
letter were sent To his huus. aud placed la TIL
hands Of his lady, the captain being still at sea.
In painsisking pcrusal ct III. letter, Mrs. g.
Discovered that il was addressed to Mr.. Edinund
Gurdntr, another valuable citizsu end after fair
public ,Nhbfion, both the letter and gold were
transferred 10 III new found destination. and the
gold Was sgain exhibited in a fecn. OF honest
pride, as present to Mr.. G.. from an old and faith
iul iemy servant, but who had within the last
twelve months. wendell his way to the nc~ III DO
rato and had shared beautifully in its treasures
report sayr TO the amount Of more than tioO 900
A more thorough dccyph.fing AZ the almost unin-
,llicibic letter, however, at length revealed the
ri,iound fact. that the gold had been sent, bona
flc fem The faithful aiiacle above alluded TO- no;
however W. present la hts old master but in trus,
10 be tfsstnitird by HIM 10 some place in the wcsi-
eau lslt oi lie Umpire state, Tor the use and be-
HOT II ccnain rhtives " the successful .lifor-
ian and il ias been Dispatched accordingly. -
Nm B,dfsrd (bisss) NotH"v. yriy2
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-05

Jenny. lie was janitor at the White House
during the days Of jackson, and acquired the sou-
humor, like that of Martin Renehan, was az one
time popular, bat not so rich. A Waterman,
named Jones, instead OF sleeping at his post, has
Liberty 10 sleep at home on his bed.
It's said that the Commissioner OF Patents to-day
removed The Rev. Mr.. Smith, wing, and watch
man and messenger, Messrs. IIoohan and Dono-
hoo-thc latter a ron of Col. John A. D0nohoo,
whilom an earthquake democrat, but, owing 10
sundry causes, an anti-Polk independent after the
election of 1884, and afterwards rampant Taylor
man. The hundreds Of little flags which adorned
his house, in days long by, were displayed 10 honor
recruits for democracy disturbed the city and the
adjoining counties for Buena Vistas hero. These
are the times Of change--of revolution and, while
warlike cOmmotlOns disturb the old world, TO keep
civil character in the new. q.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-05
OCEANIC Housr, CosxY ISLAND, July I, 1919

lei
have been for some time past luxuriating on
,ea-breezes, clsms, and chowdrr, end, having
little leisure time, do not know how can bsticr
apply it, than by writing and making your readers
acquainted with what is now going on in this
celebrated empire Of Coney Island
Beth Of the hotels here are dong an excellent
business. Notwithstanding the prevalence of the
cholera in your city, as yet no cases have occurred
here, nor, from present appearances, is there a
likelihood q there being any. With plenty Of The
beet that the market affords, moderate supply of
coed Cognisc, as a preventive, and an Unlimited
quantity 81 wholesome and ife-inspring ocean air,
We think We can ssicly disregard the epidemic,
and stay here the whole summer, without deyoiing
a thought to II. Between fishing. bathing, gun
ming, and picnic rariies, the time passes mos
sgr,eably -ssrecis!ly when we contriyr, as We
, almost always do, to secure the company of the
beautiful ladies " ho are soourning here, adding
10 the ruddncss 81 their complexion. the lusirc OF
their ,y,s aud The graceful elasticity OF their step,
By ibhaliug the before Btoncd healthful brcczcs,
aud INDUCING in moderate exercise. will not ai
present allude to the nniusemc nis Ut the evening"
10 the gay waltz, the moonl, ght partics-thcse
/ shall rsstfve for another letter
Tn Saturday last We were taken by surprise, by
the srearabCc a. two or three barOuches and a
,rlcndid FIX hUrse team, conveying 10 our hotel
a number OF New Workers, at whose dirpo-
/
ing themselves IN jumping and Facing. gathering
,h,lls aud bathing, and esgsgpg In other innocent
iecftatiune. The whole party sat down 10 sumJ.
tuous dinner. which they did ample justice To-.
After removing the oloib. they INDUCED in feast
~ reason and hrw al soul tl about nine o'clock
The toasis drank on the occasion were patriotic
ard t.btiip' nisl, ard the manner in which the
party ctrducicd themselves, proved that they
knew the piorer time III which To- stop. Several
speeches nho were made; and on the whole,
never taw pary ENJOY Themselves more than
they did. Among the tUasts were several conpll-
neisy in The highest dcgIer 10 the N,ic York
Hoaid end IL frI,d and inde,s nd,nt proprietor.
AZ about nine O'clock the party took their seats in
Their resyeciivc hiClrs, and ~ the word 'whip"
they ~ starl,d, and reached New York a IT.
tie after eleven O'Clock. On their way they
sicIpsd ~ ,hc residence of Cornelius =. Bo
gsidos, ard scIcHadrd him very Handsomely,
~ | sm iniofmcd BY IN intimate friend of
his This wp- unc II the livclest plrtirs of The
season, md added rood deal tn the hyrlnrss of
the evening. The Ocesnic ~ one OF the best
hot, u ~ the counuy. II is kepi by Mr. Rodgers.
iolmerly oi The Troy House, and Of Sianwix Hall,
Albany
Coney Island is certainly delightful place to
resort 70 from ihe duet. heat and hustle Of the city
~ lhis ssssch VI We year.
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Domestic Miscellany.

Mrs Lamb aged 60 years, com m, = IL suicide, fo~
days since, ut Norwich Conn, by taking lsudanuIn.
Miss Wheeler committed sucide. ut southbury Mass
on the 9th ultimo by hanging herself Sho IVES -
have been married In q iew days.
There 343 deaths in philadelphia for the week
ending the Goth ult., Of which so VI cholera.
negro has been arrested at Henrico Va, for at
tempting to possn the family Of Reuben Taylor ny
putting quantity OF the seed Of the hyos0ismas IN
their food.
Walter }. Wssh. tho eloquent repeal orator died ia
Boston on the 3oth nit of affection OF tho lungs
bernardo Otto has been con vict.d, ut Nsw Orisans
OF the murder Of John Eurne without capital punish
ment.
There were 1os deaths in Baltimore for the week
ending the I'd inst.
Hon Richard Ward Green has been re- elected chisf
Judge Of the Supreme Court OF Rhode Islaud by the
Legislature Of that state
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Recon HS ndatisM or Prcsident Tas Ior for
Day Ut Fasting aud Prayer.

At sesson when the Providence Of God has mani
fssted itself In the visitation II fearful postilence
which IL spr~sdirg its throughout the land 1t
10 fitting that people. whose reliance has been
His protection should humb. themselves before His
throne, and while knowlsdging past
ask . continuance Of Divine mercy
II H. therefore earnestly recommended that the drst
Friday In August he observed throughout the United
6tatss day Of fasting humiliation and prayer AL
business will be suspended In the various branches
Of the public service that day, and IL 10 recon-
mended to persons Of all religious denominations to
abstain far practicable, from secular oocups-
lions spd to in their respective places Of pub
lie worship to acknowledge the infinite goodness which
has watched existence nation. aud 10 long
ned With manifold blessings and to implore the
Almighty, in His good time to stay the destroying
hand which 10 nov Lifted up against US.
u. TAYLOR.
Washington, July 8, 1S4o.
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Our Philadelphia Corresponds nee.

The Cholera ia Philadeiphia-Psnnsyir aaia Uni
rersity-Raiiroad Accidsafs-Steamboat accident
-Markts-Stook Sails, e. &c.
The following is the official cholera report for to-
day, issued by the Board of Health. The cases
are diminishing in the city and Southwark, bu t
increasing in Moyamensing, hitherto amo,, entire
ly free from the epidemic.
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CnoitrA W - PEfERsHso We have re-
ports W To the fourth II juno. ~ The cholera m ~.
psprbu The number Of Gates and treatment
had diminished IN fortnight. from l2i to 81. The
aggregate number ~ deaths IN these fourteen DAYS
wac ~, and the number II new cases was %. The
number Of cures reported 10 the same timc
We Az.
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Shipping Intelligence.


THcrspAr MouSr,G. oIioes
.ss .':ss y. r ~,
ssssers 70 the ras,r She ,o key Wet June q and Nor
Rr ,hip G.nlyas. surh.aa IIerpOo a. days. with nls.
b. .hip Ih.re.spcr Gr.s Liverpool s, days. viA al,
aps p k:ss.Ssno :. S cu.as I II, ass. So
'' r. e ,S, P.j;.,ss'rs, to boliPson g.
s5 pssssHssrs to order.
sy si,s sos 20 barss Iysa..s. sand''d 90
etsteh bark JsaeeL Bsekr N.seAts % days. with zeal,
IIs.II Al..s. Drstes Lim,rlcl - days With s.,..,
SsrS s.IS srns:. iassni. Newcastle Eng day
'ia sSi trS o,s ...s g s,, Win
iaS San a * @.'s s
a S:' VII. s Ss @s saS 20. :: =,
sss's To- na o. ds' with iron and ITO
Brig L.esear simmer Rochelle. 20 da,s with brandy, 10
Porpsues brig Graz, Jones Psyai 10 days with wins. 10
trs ssp. Erys,. uaiirrr. days, with CAR, 70 III.
rig y,ry sar.s. BsyeAard rioou Ms. Is day.. Nth
NJ iris Tsssd. Ms6ssss, fle.ou Ms ssays. with coal
rt,shr yisler N. Is wAtford 81 day., with s.il.,,
sg,p ,ohr snnSusfc rsrnaIdoa. Cad. days. with nSr-
sehr Thsi,r, Powell. N,vs.rn. NC. days, viii naval
sehr P.i.,,,rsscs Curry, naIa, d.y. with asa to
hrstr eeoyisnA. or,har. ri,,su. 10 days With aa~.
SHIP rrsree. -i.b passengers.
Alec = Dutch ,nip ssd . sw sr vi,h passengers.
Also chip aud "a An fsil usrvd brig
Jrtv a-wrd a. sea-ri,,. sE a, meridian. s; a. rs-
te,, do.
,isceiisaooas.
yorA. me srssean s' ~ *. r. - &
whose 1'9 Sss teri aSa ~ *. ' :.sS.
% i gsi *. . sirS ssss s.ss
ia Asosssr W ere. - such an ,ren Was hi,
ma. a. ~ sSs ssp:s ss
s soa s' s,Sa s e. ssT .D 2, a, VA
liversool, and ,hiss briss, a, ssehsr % Chester.
Home Peru.
1rwrs Del, Jgly g. . a-nafh Ish1 welsh, from Me-
sns END .ark rntness. beat up AGAINST ssrsss wind
were the raA.ssa tbs acruhr all u which stood 70 e..
q s sy ksS rs o,i ss s1 f srs n
s.an and orsaly y IT, isf o. sshr, stsrotss May All
s baas n 15 rS ssf r ssg as:. 70.
sp ~ ssl 10y v.sr e, g b,s,.n Var
S'tsr' Ans,sa ana AZ. VIC 81 provisches, ard
,.ihl az ssms e9va asa VII pass with the
s r Fr =, e. BIN; ' Ssg,s 'HiSs.a
V ashore IN ~ b.r tlt epseisa n.a, % at hss
Iusi n. 70 90 large blik y Ia The on ss be.,is.
scrii; w. 81, cai,rsso r,sis Li,srros,i sch
psSr siss . s,r ss ,,n. y s9rsgP
Ian Jary' Jarvis lage,uso' ,!ee B.o~n Besins. 10.
R,h sshn, CI ~ s ,fSo, f''E.:,ia Ny g,ss,
co., enc LsIc Frs NJ Preston Psr.iI sokiis. ia.
Nkftm. tlulb ga,fe.rr. T1Sci 10 sea 31I nst harte
fiiinh and Many n Treat
,iN1IS io,.Ds jaA AR srht' Sidney Mssr B,r..
,1 rsG Ssl,s &, JT w. NJ, s. c,l ranas;
Iufner hin dsy aisnyi Eiissbsth MN Tnthiii Ron
s'e,i ,oers tlta sgoes AihsrJi Velocity sriss Ron
,,ui "rTtss Mott De- Rhode isnd uuli NYorl. mos
uan tff, bar IhaDiinn Rccte. dos Essl.r Davis
fere atd at echs vukn8pn.
biCuMrr 10 Juiy An ..Ars Gala Tuhv ch.....or.
ktd'sr, lrGare, EYptk.
mite. ''' 1850
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~ ~ ou'', Nl'rossi, Of cholera tune I'd. Eitr,-
ti1n Ncitv, slfe Of Francis Hughes, in the 2sth
ytnr uiers-c
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etyTC rortra. n Rev rN.ebaid ssth.r Tone a. Ier~h
we other bosl 'ahsp W BRADY on Tuesday, 20 Iay.
tntisnt usy D. sl, 80 ether distinrasned indv
dr1 +" ts s,.Es - aSt ", Broadway, eoraer u f5ltsa
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srraNrR VI pEAsu. hence Phiias~rha. "a f,-t re-
Tori-Ae the Nas pr.sccding the river,
Toe New Castle. rat int ny fore and afr schooner
whose nsre has hSt BON asertsrei striking the
On the srteard sso, earrynr lzrbosrd wheel hoao
rs huvarks and susrdi broke The Ka killing the eooh
snd nnrng Anosher q iha crsw % such
e desrar.d ~ Tbs officers and consider the
nan ~ the helm aboard q a., schooner so'hsr
be- ~ be made oa1rt - avoid the collision In aay way
changed bis course. RegNrfa packet ship w. len
1iyerso5l and thea hrfsr a saehst a ,she.,er
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sreIow.

shr Frsrce. VIII phssen-trs.
~ barb froticns, with pase~uxcrs.
Also Dutch 'hip AID Sw br 2 with rAsssnr.r-
Also n chip aud IA n Tall risred brig
JrLv t-wind ~ sas-risc. nEi a. meridian s; a. ss-
fes. -
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Turkev HiIl Estate Cor Sale.

~, THIS vainshle Estate is offered for sale on
fnA terms thar cannot fail TO snit pm chasers. IL
.ksAA consists about of Land with con-
vanient Buildings The water from Turkey Hill Pond
rams through The said Farm and falls in cat
aaet OF hundred and twenty FIVE feel ia the distance
OF about 20 rods, forming of the best Wafer Powers
in Worcester County. -.
There are now upon the premises three thorough bu
and substantial Rock Dams, with Grst, Saw, Lathe, ana
Single Mills, all in good running order The MIL roma
Is one mile in length and extends from the road leading
10 New Brantree that leading 10 Barre Hail mile
above the Mill Pond, is Turkey Hill Pond, which Is the
main reservoir. For description Of this Pond or Lake.
see Topographical OF Massachusetts.
From the best thority, and actual survey, wond
announce the public, that this Water Power Is amply
sufficient in the aggregate, five hundred Cotton
Looms with all their attendant machinery, or thai amount
of any other The location is gooi and easy Of access,
being miles from the City Hall in Worcester, on the
great thorough through Paxton Rutland Barre Oak
ham, and New BranIree.
The above has been surveyed plan and profile drawn
which may seen by calling the suhscriber or those
he has the liberty refer will be sold whole,
or in seperats privileges, may best suit purchasers
For further particulars, inquire Of the subscriber IN
Neo Worcester or Hon Isaac Davis
Curtis, Esq, Ncr Worcester,-Thos. Bottomly Esq,
LeicesterA, B. Pike, ESQ.,, Providence, r. L,-simon
C, Grout, Esq, Schenectady N. Y,-Messrs Pratt,
Downs & Scott, Worcester, Willard snow, Esq, Par
ton,-Daniel A Coburn, Esq, LoreR
New Worcester Dec 90. 1915 Az dwtf
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale,

Situated in WORCESTER, one mile from the City Hail.
a.. TIHE premises consist of ONE HUNDRED ACRES
<A l. ofgood Land under high state OF cultivation,
well stocked with all the various fruits adapted 10
our climate no expense having spared procure the
best kinds the country would afford. The buildings
God The BARN is one the best in the County, 20 IT.
by 49, with 20 # posts, and Gel ar under the whole Ii
was recently built of ttco thousand dollars The
ng supplied with water brought in an aqueduct
~ would divide it if preferred, and sell part,
Ia il desired in small lots of om two TO five acres,
'as Sfordng eligible opportunity for tho who de-
build and have little Land for cultivation This
aie furnishes of the best opportunities be
nAd for valuable property the centre OF
his 1ourshing city either for investment occupation
For further particulars, inquiry may te made al the
Ply OFFICE. s.t. dwIf .ts.a ., Jan %
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FARM FNR SALE.

- THE subscriber offers for his Farm situated
fNsa about mile south OF Grafton centre contains
A ing about IS oil good Land, ell watered- the
s1l ngs are in good conditonthe House is large and
$1nvenent for Two families, with falling well OF
EXCELLENT water in the heusethe Barn has been built
within few years. The Farm is divided into Pasture,
Wood Land, Moving and Tage. There is good Water
Privilege on the where dam can be raised with
cs flowing other premises. Said Farm will be sold low
sAd terms For further Dionation apply to the
ubscriber in Sutton centre, 20 Henry G PRENTICE,
on the premises. HENRY ID. HOWARD. q
Sutton. Dec g. ta.tns9l 1855 III dwlf
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FACTORY TO LET.

Ia TN SPENCER, So table for Gotten or Wooden
fsseA Goods, or olher manufacturing mechanical
aR&purposes. Said Factory is situated in the Centre
Village OF spencer, never failing stream of water
giving sufficient power for operating 20 cotton looms and
preparation than sufficient for wooden
machinery The building is So by 90 r. three stories and
atc nearly and in frstSrae order with "a II brest
wheel, with main drums and belts. Connected with The
abtve is new Dwelling House Tor two Tenemens, and
acres Land.
Reference may be had 10 WARREN BAKER, Worcester;
JAMES DRAPER, Esq, Of Spencer Of the subscribers
Warren. KNOWLES q SIBLEY.
June Ill. 9A dwif
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H. LEI
-. FT7HE BRICK BUILDING on Lincoln Square
GMsA j known as the Worcester Branch Railroad Del
Aash pot, 100 feet by 50-w be fitted up accommo
late Lessee track will be laid, desired,
into basement. sss p ta 5"ff-f 81 F
Aso Building situated near the Boston and Worcester
Railroad Bridge, suitable for Machine Shop 80 by 30
high with steam engine and engine house attach
ed-and Blacksmiths Shop near 40 by So feet stories
high, with yard room-wi be fitted to suit tenants
Immediate possession given Inquire the Office of the
Worcester and Nashua Railroad COMPANY, No. las Main
street 5fssA diff Feb 9
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Water Power TO Lei,

1~x New England Village, miles rom Worcester
Essh near The Grafton Depot the Boston and Wor
!es% cester Rail Road The building is % by 81 feet
two stories, well lighted, and supplied with
Also, near the above, G RIST MILL nearly new. I'll e
building is % by IS feet with two stories and attic.
Two of Stone and Cracker has good of
Three or four Tenemenss rented with the above if de-
sired.
Also, A TAVERN STAND and LIVERY STABLE
sell or rent. 1HH d
Any all Of The above will be rented for one more
years saH tese SMITH & PRATT. 2
New England Village, March 9. dwIf
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DE-. S. ArnoId's Ralsarl,

A SURE AND SAFE REMEDY. and is war.
"a ranted TO CURE Choern Morbus Asiatic or Spas-
IDodIc s}3 & CHOLERA 4h
in any stage the disease acc ordne to directions
in less than three hours the money will be refunded
IL is warranted TO cure any common ease of
sltst Ola r X III E A aa ,s-s Hcss r1
II not over twelve hours standing THIRTY nufes and
IN short time oftwo or three years standing Ii is wars
ranted to cure in less than Sry Minutes ii taken in the
first stages of the disease, -
4 DYsE ,&g#@
eng IN {em days after all other medicines have failed
If the patient is not MORTIFIED.
1t is used with entire success for the
TOOTH-ACHE, BURNS, Ef3
and TIC DoLOREAUX, the pain Of which II soon re,
lleves, and heals the burn without leaving d scar
1t sure remedy fer canker or Sore ouh sea.sck
ness and Painters Cho'ic 80 = = S't
For sale in Worcester by E. MERRILL. sE dJei5.
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no I.ET.

IA COMMODlOUS Store, Tenement, and Barn
&1A N at Webster Depot IL VAL cqJcu-
his us obscure oSS;s nm, Rs6doah,s Z
,bo s,o;o Il ,L. 10 ~. of I
~, y 'Nr "''n nc Oh -c'eo NOR
~, a. e""S ies anu u'sg"s'ed win the to P
I'm NC received rom me incouth NoFhen Bear" imp
H4rque which Randolph gave him on the OCCASION cate
" which he was ever after Known The uses 10 the
he put The .chlyaIry' never invited secood ~. bea
AEer = llooo life m ,,sat,,,ness az ma o., thin
LIZ tr.d :, ,,,.,d :, ~ g g, q in Il
: Ded'" Ma,
~ anu ~ tai nun uos anu s'eP'; Out MS mem abc
g'eea. ana ms lame "i'housrePfoash' lie was Of
q nnhewn block of granite ia STEM iater of all
inas at any time appncatfOn 10 ls@-
SiLAs DNsMoRB Sc Mni,tss Worcester Fornrther par
ticulars inquire OF b. HOLBROaK, Holden
Dec rs Az ~ 4sa dSfaw wtf52 \
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TO RENT.

Ia A LARGE AND CONVENIENT TENEMENT,
esa "A suitably arranged and occupied genee
%skA boarding house. pleasantly situated Main
street. will be rented Immediately together with all The
may he retained and the efhe premises boarded
For further information apply at the corner Of Eden and
sudbury streets.
July 2.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-07-28
Farm Tor Sale.

Farm HOE SAFE gBset lsa
THE Farm known the THAXTER FARM, is Offers
ed for sale being the best in the county,
containing hundred and forty with all the
necessary buildings thereon andin good repair and well
supplied with running water. Three hun fred dollars
worth OF fruit Is annually sold from said place
cessna = y1tad&wlf ~ A. M. MERRIFIELD.