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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-09-22

Nav YarR Polrics Tho llunkcu lhc
Cassilcs) and Bambumcrs Wan bufcn,tc.j
have at last needed the advice of Martin Van
Burcn, and effected ga union Of the dcmoera-
cy." The lIunkcrs passed resolutions, ayow'
iuE opposition 60 the extension Of slavery, NJ
the same ,lmc opened the door Cor the conI'n'
uoi competition OF themselves with The slave
holding section oflhc,r party by refusing %
make The Wlmot Ptoyiso icsi, aud dcelar'
ing that upon this sui "ct democrats NIGHT
bclicye 40 they had mind to- also proposing
10 the Baruburners that they might come into
Abe iald upon these terms and name hnlfof the
State Ticket A. more recent meeting the
Barnbufncrs resolved, by small majority, 20
accept The bunker proportions. Thus, Ia
about one year from the eummc nccmcnt Of bro
operations has. The Kindcfhook Fox citcum.
vented the old Liberty goose, Puokcd and eat.
.enAlL. aud VI there h ~ much aAAlail- feather
lea - v'!4 require Keen eyes 10 ind a. The
honest and conGding portion Of the Liberty
party has been moal ,Frcgiously dupcd by
their Last great lcadcr--thcir party is dissolved
aud itctrioyably ruined
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-09-22
62a5 MAJORITY.

against the truck and dickcr ticket u aioh-
man. 4.n M,@ tf4
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-09-22

~ The receipts upon the PassumYsic Rat
Roid Cor the month Of August were S9,G6l, %
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-09-22

1rTho Montpelier Patriot abors hard to
extract consolation from tho result Of the late
election, h succeeds about as well a. did the
topper that undertook to 81? upon mos nisaOs
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-09-22

On no animal or product, will more .tlran
one premium be Swatdedj and IN no case III
any premium be awarded, unless the animal or
article be decidedly meritorious.
Applicants for premiums on field crops will
be required to auswer, in writing, the follow
ing enquiries, wiz What was the condition of
the soil at the commencement of the cultva.
top for the CROP What the previous crop,
and quantity of manure uscdi the kind and
quantity of manure the present scason-thu
quantity and kind ofthe seed and time of sow.
ing-when harvested, and the amount of the
crop-detcrmincd BY actual ioeigLt or measure
menf--and evidence will be required of the
quantity of land from which the product was
raised.
Owners names should not be marked upon
the different specimens of any article or pro.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-09-22

ber they nre as frequent NJ The hursing Of
frequently that almost every body feels II
sense OF danger IL they are located in their
vicinity; aud 10y common consent, with rnre
exceptions, they are placed half or n fourth
ofn mile from dwellings.
A magazine has been erected IN our vii
lago within few weeks, mud stored with
several hundred pounds of powdcr-proha-
lily from six to ten hundred. !, is in the
.lll!aaa, - itLin- ak anl-cisli rods of fur
dwelling houses, inhabited usually by some
- persons; and within about 10 or l2 rods
of the Congregational meeting house. II
was placed there in spite Of the pyotcstuiions
Of people living in the vicinity, md much to
ilhcir grief and it is likely to retnain there
removal 10y the people ofthc village.
1t mny not explode for hundred y.urs.-
So mdy not some ofour houses tnke fire for
that time, yet we get item insured. No
needless boys may never pluy about itlighton
ing may notstrke it, no one in spite to the
owner may not set it on fire. as was the cnse
| in Wiudhumi nor, perhaps, 10y any other
means it may not be eXploded;-but powder
magazines DO explode, aud too frequently
The people in the immediate vicinity can
not procure its removal; reason aud expostu-
Iotion have been exhausted, but the people
in village, incorporated as ours is, can, by
law, regulate the Keeping orpowder, Moro
than $4,000 of property is in hazard by it,
ns we'll ms The IiYra of 40 or 20 ,,nr.n,.
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o. The Burlington Sentinel discourses No
follows, upon the result Of the election ig
this Siutr,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-09-22

address, Z" rs expected, win be delivered on
the day Of the FAM
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-12-29

TE1HE Proprielors, lull Of confidence in the re-
sources OF DOctOr SOULES Sovereign
Balm Pills which have gained for themselves
such an cuviable reputation In the short space of
five years they have been before the public the
many cures they havep performed some Of the pa
tients having bcen confined To their beds Tor
months and years--are truly astonishing, now
challenge lbe world to produce their equal
For long standing Dyspepsia and habtual Cos.
tiUcaeSS, they have never lalled, when takerac-
cordlng 10 directions, to effect cure, or give
permanent relief,
Old Liver Complaints, Jauudice, &C., Fan be
Permanently cured, by the use Of these Pills, as
they operate directly upon the Liver, and cause it
to perform its natural aud healthy action,
For sudden attacks in chdren-suchas Colds
Fever, Worms &c, for Gravel, Rheumatism,
Spinal Affections, Headache, Coughs and Colds,
they have proved an invaluable Remedy.
FEVER AND AGUE AND
CHILL FEVER.
Nomedcne yet discovered has proved so ef-
ieclua in curing Ague and Fever, &C, IN the
! Western States, as the GENUINE SOVEREIGN
/ BALM PiLLs, We have never known single
case when taken according to directions where
| they have not effected cure in from one to eight
( days
They cleanse and purify the blood, and are
| therefore an efeclual remedy tor Scy0tHla Err.
stpeias, and all diseases arising from an impure
state Of the blood.
! In NERVOUS DEBILITY and FEMLE Com.
PLANTS, they have worked wonders They quiet
the nerves by removing the cause Of Nervous lrr.
aton, and gradually strengthen and bring up the
whole aystem. By way Of advice to females af-
hctod with the above diseases, we would say
that large doses Of any kind Of alhartics are al.
ways injurious These Pills should be taken one
at dose every night until cure s effected -
[See Circulars
These Pills were first introduced in noiseess
manner. No gaudy show cards or long adver.
tlsemenls filled with certificates from persons that
never lived were restoredto, but were left 10 work
their way into public favor on their own mer.
its
They are purely vegetable, mild bot sure in
their Operaton aud perfectly safe for young and
old Of debilitaled constitution, They never leave
the bowels cosiye, which cannot be SAID Of any
other pill now in use Great care has been tax.
en- in selecting and compromising the medicine
which has always been superntended by DR..
SOULE in person.
For further directions, certificates, &C, see h
New York BJ;anic Institute, published at Eu
cid, oy Dr. Z l.. SOULE & Co., which may b
had Of agents gratis
BEWARE OF CoUNTFRFEITs -!
AS there are spurious Pills in circulation cal
ei Oriental or Sovereign Balm, be sure to see bE
fore you buy that the name of DR.. + L. SOUL
& co. is on the face Of the boxes None Others
can be genuine. We are not aware that any one
who is making spurious article has vet dared tc
make use of our name; but some of them have
hal j L.. 4 .
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BLOOMSBURY ACADEMY
HIGH SCHOOL
For Young Lddies and Gentlemen
Il pp ApI nv D,.,;J

TOl 4 lONHg LudHS ana btHNEWcn
J, f, BRADLEY, PrincipdL
The next winter Session of this Institution,
will commence on MONDAY the 9Th day Of DC.
tOJer,
Terf B0oks.
Emerson's Spelling Book and Reader.
Goodrich's Geography.
Bullion's English Grammar.
Parkers Progressive Exercises.
" Aids to English Composition.
Blair's Rhetoric, University edition.
Davies arithmetic
" Algebra.
" Geometry.
" Surveying.
Mensuralon
Fosters Book Keeping.
Ackerman's Nat History
Cutters Anatomy and Physiology,
Guernsey's History Of the United States
Lardner's Outlines.
OLmsted's School Philosophy.
Buritts Geography of the Heavens
Johnston's Turner's Chemistry.
Woods Botany
Schmucker's Mental Philosophy.
Wayland's Moral Science.
Webster's Dictionary.
LATIN.
Bullon's Latin Grammar, ,Bullons Latin Read :
er, Anthon's Ceasar, Sallust, Cicero, Horace {;
Folsom's Livy, Leverelt's Latin Lexicon.
& X L f X.
Bullions Creek Grammar, ,Bullion's GreekRead.
er, Robinson's Greek Testament, Xenophon's
Anabass, Xenophon's Memorabilia, Pickering's
Greek Lexicon.
There will be frequent exercises in Decama.
iI,Fa and ToYy ,yytt, pgt 81. hg
given in PenmanshIp and Book Keeping.
1t will be the aim of the Teacher in this
School, to impart to the pupils A THOROUGH
KNOWLEDGE Of the branches studied, to educate
their minds, and thus to prepare them for hon
orable places inlife
TIE MS.
The winter session will consist Of q weeks,
or two quarters of twelve weeks each As this
session is two weeks longer than the last sum
mer session, corresponding addition is made to
the price Of Tuition, which will be as follows,
per quarter;
For Reading, Penmanship, Arithmetic, Book.
keeping BY single entry, Geography, Gram.
mar, Hist u s., 1925
For same and Algebra, Geometry, Surveying,
Mensuraton, Bookkeeping by donbe en-
try, General History Nat. History, Phisi-
Oogy, Philosophy, other English branch
es and Drawing, $3.50
For Latin and Greek Languages 5,7j
o.. Good boarding can he obtained in private
families at from 81 50 to 81 90 per week
RetprcnceS,
Col Joseph Paxton, REV, Daniel S'eck,
Hon Stephen BaIdy Rev, Joshua Evans,
Hon. George Mark, Michael Blobst ESQ
John McReynods, Esq.
bloomsbury, Sept %, ls49.
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MUFFS, BOAS, ECIORIAS,
ANDFUR TRIMMINGS,
W. N COME.E. ENNCY TURRIER,


TFTQULD most respectfully call the attention
w ofal persons in want of any articI. in the
FANCY FUR BUSINESS,
that he has now ready splendid assortment Of
Crption Of FURS, and in the greatest variety Of
shapes that are now fashionable, which he offers
to sell at vpry reasonable profits, at his FUR
STORE, No. So, North Second Street, (two doors
below Arch Strcet) Philadelphia
Merchants purchasing 10 sell again, would find
it considerably TO their advantage to call and eX-
anime his stock and Judge for themselves before
purchasing elsewhere
1.-The store always closed on Saturdays
rf- The full market price always gwen for
SKINS OF every description
W. y COHEN,
s2u.2d a thro door, s,lor .7rc4l Pdil0d Il
Oct &, lS4y.1m
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NEW GNNns /!

Selected with great care, and from long expert
ence, he hatlers himself that his selections are
good, not only in patterns and styles, but in quail
iDy and price aud viii be sold al the lowest pos
stbe prices,
His DRY GOODS consists of all fancy articles,
from shawls to a skcil Of silk and comprises all
materials for cIoaks and dresses 10 red aud white
hannes good assortment Of
Cloths Cassimers Satins and Vestlngs,
Beached and brown muslins, Baskets and Carpet
bags Mems and boys Hats and Gaps. BOOT $,
Ladies' kid and gum shoes Looking gasses,-
Crockery.ware, Hard. ware, Ccdarware; all kinds
of GRocERiEs 4 SrIcEs Also--SALT, &c. &c.
All OF which he respectfully requests his friends
and the public to call and examine.
Or All kinds Of grain, lumber, and country
produce taken in exchange and for which the
highest prices will always be paid.
l.. B, RUPERT
Bloomsbury, Oct 81, 1919
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A RE the exclusive Agents tot Green. ONy
n gcuared tter,, winch is Inc best and ,trCH.-
aesl certified mydIcne tor the caIc OF Dyspepsia,
General Debility, HaDltuai Cosuveneas, &C, ln
the world, In every dlseose arising uCu mprI-
feet digestion, NJ GeI0ug,d SiomGch, lais RENE.
dy has been certified 10 by Hon l.. II. Arnold,
Ex Governor oi Rhode lslouo, ton VIM Wood.
bridge, EX Governor VI Michigan, Hon !. j,
Moorhead, EX Governor Of Kentucky, hon, J. ).
Simmons, Senator lrom T.. l. Hon. s. S. Phelps,
Senator from W., Hon. Win, Upham, Senator
irom w., Hon 5 Foot, Senator from Vermont,
Hon. II, d Foster, member ol Congle,sIrom Pa,
Hon. w. S. Martin, Wisconsin, Gen. a. c, Dodge,
Iowa, c. G. 'Irowbrdge, Esq, Leuoll II.
Holmes ESD, CT, g. ". Jones, Esq, Dubuque,
Joseph HoXpe, New York, and many others vino
are living witnesses ot It's superior efficacy. N.
One peuIier property olthe BIT ERS ls,thar
is does not contain any splrIluor, hquors, and is
on an entirely new plan ol cue lof Dyspepsla.-
The EMPIRE COyHP.4NY, to WIN orders
should be addressed ale at No. 10 Broadway
V
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EgOOk and Bob phting.

Fh1 ,IgHs.s KEEP IT BEFORE 1s PEOPLE,
saaA-aseSs Hand-bills, Blanks hecks, La
Cards, Tickets, Circulars, and e,y desCliIti
JOB ANDFANr Ii a.. 0p. PISS PRINT
in yariou. ,olOrs, executed n, ~ a ft
COlumbiG (Bloomsburg) Dfmcot, Iarnsatl
short order, and mcierate tcrr.# Also: 7 X
ry best article Of DF EDS, BI NKS, STAT
ERY, SC, kept constantly forale.
We have also added 10 ouilre5dv heavy
extensive stock Of Blanks.-,vhicb Is, bow
kinds, from Deeds to Nalrlli7ation parcf
select assortment Of very fe Marriage n
Gates, printed and engrayr lor Mluislf
Magistrates II
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WINTER ARRANGEMENTS
ON aod after November 1st, l>Ig the Passcn-
\ J GER Trains VIII rnu between Philadelphia
and P.usyiIIp, As fellows;
Lc,yc' Philadelphia at S! A. NJ, daily, ex-
cepl Sundays.
Arrives at Reading at II IS
Arrives at PousvIe at - 50
Leaves Potnyr.e at y A. NJ. Daily except
Sundays.
Arrives al Reading at 10 90
Arrives at PorsyI.Ie at II j0.
FARr..- pnusylIc and Philadelphia SO and
10; Pol'~vIllr ard Reading lOand l?O Rea.
ding and Philadelphia 2,25 and 80.
Passengers cannot enter the Cars unless pro.
ydpd with Tickets
There vjj be no Afternoon Train
Fifty pound Of baggage will be
allowed to each passenger in these lines; and
passengers are expressly prohibited lrcm taking
any thing As baggage bur their wearing appartI
which will beal the risk otits owner
BY order the Board Of Managers
s. BRADFORD, Sec'ry.
Nov 10, lSln.
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REDUCED Prices.
NEW, CHEAP AND FASHIONABLE
CIOfbiup EDpO riunl.

TE1HE subscriber ,Pecttullynforms hisrrlends
ana the public, that he has dissolved the
Partnership business and opened an entire NEW
STOCK OF GOODS, fresh from the cities, in Tive
cheap clothing Emporium IN the same stand,
% Main Street. above the AMERICAN loU,n,
where he can bea, both jew aud Gentle at sell
ling cheap Goods, Clothing, sc. Take the fol-.
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GOODS NEW ARRIVAL.

VUST received and now opening at the old
81 stand Of the Subscriber, a splendid assort-
.,tatt a.
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EsE2ANT'S INDIAN
PU | NJ 0 NARY BALSAE

Is the most wonderful medicine to CURE Coughs, Coz
and r0Hfrnd PULMONARY CONSUMPTION that ha
been tried and proved so as to b., by the mar
m RHd0ubts& Cure 1t contains and is aim
possessed Of CLEANSING. ALrERArIyE, y
Hir,acs the preparation which we cell B/I ~
Extract. 1t also possesses sGrcQL other medI5, N> V
ulriy and peculiarly adapted to soothr ulcviNe Il,
pain aid expectoraton and cure ca CHS and C'ousf'r
II hcqls and Clc,rs in the LvugS md cscrBo,
TEHNALLY, us certainty and req],h rs the PQrJying
tract heals and cures such eror0aNg
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NnllhNlN lthhSt tNhhlb,-- W. I'hN" l"'H' 8" '''N
opportunities
quentionwill be given to RHpod httas.
LEVI L lATE
Boom,hurg, Deer ist 1917 ~
SADDLE, HARNESS, AND TRUNK
MANUFACTORY.
ToHN X GRorZ, respectfully gsa.
s informs his old nends and Gus u -.
toners, and the public generally %nA 9M
that be- still carries on the saddle, 81 INV
Harness and Trunk Making up,. .4siisszlses
business at lhe above stand, on MAN 81. between
the Court House aud Market Street, aud where he
keeps constantly on hand aud makes to order The
following articles in his lire all Of which for ma
teral and workmanship will bear comparison
with the best that can be produced anyW here, viz
Mems best saddles, common saddles, Wagon sad
dies, carriage harness Of all kinds Heavy team
harness, collars Brdess Wagon and carriage
whips,
BUFE8LOE ROBES,
Also large assortment OF Iron and wood frame
Travelling Trmks, Portfolio CARPET Bags, and
all other articles in the travelling line, together
s.a4slg " with q large assortment Of HARNESS
Co. 20 MoUNrNG, Carriage Trimming, La
KY ces, Japd Leather, Oiled Carpet,
Gutn Clolh, nc.
g3lie solcis a call from all who wish to pur-
chase, any ofthe above confident that he can give
satisfaction, both as 10 the quality and price
JOHN k GROTZ.
Bloomshurg, Nov, 8, 1S4Q,
MERCHANT TAILOR STORE.
FENIlE undersigned odld announce to his old
customers aud The public in general, that he
has inst opened a new
Merchant Tailoring Establishment,
Exchange buildings, first door above the Hotel
where he is receiving from the Easlern Cities a
select assortment Of choice Cloths, Cassimers
and Drapery generally, and is prepared to furnish
every variety OF clothing, at nocerate prices.
Garments made to order, and ready madecloth.
ing furnished at nearly city cost
AlSO,-COats, Pants, Vests, Stocks,
Cravals, Fancy Handkerchicls, &c, and variety
, oi other articles Tor sale cheap.
9Q-The Tailoring business confined as usual.
ALONZO II. ELLIS.
Bloomsburg, April 81, ls49
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THE FORKS HOTEL.

= II II I = htII'D II =
FgNHE subscriber would inform his old friends
and The public N general. that he hes taken
tue wel.known stand, recently kept BY DANIEL
SNYDER, Esq, on the head of Main Street. in
Blooms0urg, and will continue the
PUBLIC G5l. HOUSES
Known by the sign of the FORKS where hes
prepared to accommodate those " no may favor
him with their custom. His arrangements are
complete quarters spacous--locaion pleasant,
and without promising too much, he Aaters him.
self, he will be aole TO do ample jusics to his
guests.
0JaSablng and the best fare for horses, &c.
SAMUEL BLUE
Bonmshurg. Anrl 7, ls49
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rHE EMPLRE NNMPANY.

PhHp.. March 3l,g0-u
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By Doct THOMAS WILLIAMS one Of the most respectable
physicians OF Rome; by Messrs. BIsSELL y LEONARD,
Wholesale end retail druggists by Mr.. g. r. BRowN, pro-
ptor and keeper O tbs Wst Rome Hotel and BY eIeven
ether uaHtsSpS
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ERANT,s gNDEAN FURTHER,

and at SMALLER COST than such cure was ever oetors
or since made by sAHsAPARILLA or ANY OTHER MEDICINE
since the creation Of the world. This cure of
MOST HORRID CASE OF soRoFULA
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ADAMS
PREMIUM DAGUERREOTYPE SKY LIGHT
GALLERY
"a. 142 DEain street, TVorcester


81 door R0rfh 3. i. Harden & Gus.
A SILVER MEDAL AND DIPLOMA awarded TO
Athis Enlistment at tine late Meehanicss Fair, for
Daguerreotypes OF the first quality which nnani
mousy decided by the Committee Fine Arts, . be
the BEST collection OF Daguerreoypes offered for exam
natiun and competition al said Fair.
Here Art triumphant, attention Claims
Here lite seems speaking from q thousand frames
Bellies Merchants, Statesmen throng the pictured walls
Each face each form its living type recalls
Features complexion, attilude, attire,
Beauty's soft SMILE and manhpods glance OF fire,
Truly reflected from the FURNISHED plate
Astonished Lie with its duplicate.
Think these portaits by the sunliqht msie,
Shades though they are, will like shadow fade
No! When The lip OF flesh in dust shall lie
When Deaths grey film o'erspreads the beaming eye
ADAMS lile~ke pictures, mockiDs at decay,
Will still be fresh and vivid day
~ Mr. A. has recently received a Voehtlander Ger
Camera Of the largest size and enlarged his SKY
LIGHT that is four times the of dny other
an Worcester, is enabled to take in ooHdy well in
pleasant weather, groups of from to so with
even light and shade all the figures, which is obvious
he done with side light. Pictures put up ock>
cts and cases of every descriptions from the cheapest
to the richest and most magnificent tokens and leaf
lets, with silver gold clasps Also large plate picues
put up in splendid frames Tor parlor ornaments
Particular attention paid taking DRguerreotypes Of
SMALL CHILDREN. Call aud examine a large collec.
ti0n of specimens diff Feb. s.
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NEW DAGUERREOTYPE GALLERY
GILMORE g. AT,B1u.

EIAYING fitted up the large and commodlous ROOMS
IL $50 1Iaim-street, (Paine's Bloch,)
HORACE AvREs Grocery Store, formerly occupied by
Miss Hen School Room, would respectful ~ inform the
public that they prepared to take DAGU ERREOTYPE
MINIATURES, of the different and of superior appear
ance tone and finish the reasonable With Ger>
instruments of The first quality and very superior
light they warrant their Pictures be equal if superior
to produced in this city elsewhere; and having had x,
tensye experience in the business they confident of giving
satisfaction 10 those who may favor Them with their patronage
They wish distinctly understood thatno person expected
to take Picture from their Room unless they perfectly
satisfied with lis hieke appearance, well superior
finish VIM. A. GILMORE
FEB |. diff A. P. ALBEE,
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Machine Shop to Rent.

hA BUILDING IS feet b. 40, The basement stone, The
EsA IA other three stories hrlel substantially built siiua-
ted in the village Of East Bookheld within 40 rods Of
the Western Rail Road with permanent aud sufficient
power, will be leased for term years for any kind Of
tered IRON he ground without ascending any stairs and thus
aordg unusual for any kind heavy business
directly into the buildn No establishment othe kind
desirable FOR any business requiring wafer power
Grea, facilities Of with all parts the country
furnace which makes castings, and several other kinds
business carried near the premises For further par
East Brook6eld, or AMAsA WALKER, Boston,
Feb 9. diff
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DaguerreotYpes for rs Cents.

G WILLIAMS, the proprietor of the Cray
~ DAeu ERREoryPE GALLERY, having taken the Rooms
formerly occupied by 4. Morse, WATTS BLOCK, No.
s%MaiA-street, nearly opposite the EAGLE HorEL and
fitted them up with new aud ENLARGED LIGHTS, 2rrs
ed and perfectly adapted to business prepared execute
Daguerreotype Licensees superior those taken rhf>
6tted any other establishment in Worcester THIS is the
only place ~ this City where first rate DagueTrsotp pc
Can he ootanrd for SkyENTY FIVE Extraordinarily
to clear plates at certain other establishments proprietor
of which has, for TIE past eight mouths oag
upon The reputation Of da0ther Artist.
The object OF th advertisement inform the public where
they can procuce Dagurreoype for the above price,
by skiLl Artisf, instead being made subjects for the
practice ofINExPERIEScED YoUrHs.
Worcester, Jams dtf