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.u.nl0Ned WneIling Mnclline.

TUE h ceiebraied Machines. for which J received
4 Diploma AT he Fiir al the Worcester Ca Mschsnies
Asst cIat'n are maGe at No CENTRAL Strict, wheIe
rrds rs may he addressed.
The following is taken from the Editorial counns OF tho
10y: v htse had one OF CIoSts's Washing Machines
10 use IN cur lam ", Tor several patt, and
giNins II sir trial mend II hebts machine
for thai that acquainted win IL s NOT
uhS great iahor saving machine, tue eraes such
mahrer u Iijure clothes mech its than il done by
olrr washing machines, by the Esrd rubbing
bnard.n
O. j Price SIS. RarrGnted TO please.
Ma, ~ d2aw VII FRANCIS CIOYEs
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HOUSE LOTS FOB SALE.

BUILDING LOTS on Wellington sueet. "a new Street
II running west ftom Main street OF The
OF Aoie Jtqaes ESD Also AnstiI, Chandler Chat
ham, Newbary, and Quincy Streets.
The above Lots for The FIRST time offered for
sale. The lad adjoining hem being built and heir
pleasant location Msin STREET them the mehi
desirable LctA in The city, Terms suiI he pur
chaser l.. & 8. p. HARRINGTON,
Aug 80. dwtf IL Portland street
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Abdomins |, Supper tiers, Truss es, Braces,

rENUE suhsc her has taken Rooms, IA Rototn,s Rloek
No SU3 Main Street, Uorcessr,-- wLert he now has
ana wlr .on-iapl keep Tor sale, egeHi, aasoesN
snrnt 81 Mead's Vibrating Magnetic stieIesAbd0mi.
nn >upparlersT russes-sboulter BFRres ard va1toCs
ether msclanca spp lance greai prom Otiye OF human
heniih and sDiort
Inc sutserlner in applying The Magnetic Pattery in
c"nec'n ethel with, OF without these rtcl.s has re-
hey ed or cured many persons derebt parts of the
state, afeI ted with rUPtures spnr rheuHa.
t'sin and rea variety diser:e T. aud ne will
cininar s do either al hir Rooms NJ The
o; lady or gentle man, VINO may favor hi with
Request, or any Of the above nsi S. or Tor his seq
Ger u the application OF the Gavatic Battery,
April ~ DIT JOiIN q, KNAPP
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"a A COMMODlOtjS store, Tenement, and Bari
f.EA "A situated at Webster Depot. II Is well cacu'
aleI tor the Beet and shoe business, as as'1adahct
oheD Tor branches " business is TO &c Jaad IN Ia
vicniiy t is also we'll arranged merchandising, tor
which purpose il has been occupied for several years
Scr terms which will be liberal 10 good tenant, aplly
the Depot Master, or CLEMANS a. LARNED, near ths
-.mises dtI Webster, Nov 2.
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GREAT DISCOVERY.
OEgEG O.E EH.IRR ON.

TTsIIlS OIL prepared by H. @. CHRRlER who Is the
sole PIopriciur In Inc United FtHtrs the great
est discovery in the rid The u Of Hair
snd warranied wii cause the hair 10 sr"w where Il
has IA Ten off, Nat Is preventative, and makes IL
grow tack, and silky. Prize lou PR hottie The
best &c retrrrncfs can obtained those who have
been beHented IN This city. .~t..,se - ~
NIB. 3he money vii be paid back, in all cases when
the OIL does not give sntisfictiDn. n 4 IA d
/, sole Agents in Worcester, VIM. ID. FENNO & SON,
les Man Direct, dwt Del, 2.
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COd-E4iVCr (efE.
Look at This,
Matthewson's improved Patent Weather

STRIP,
ITOR cheapness, simplicity ant durabt, is pronounced
ny hundreds the BEST ARTCLg use TOR out.
ide doors, as II excludes every rarcle ram snow and
ilist In keepIng out cold, short lime save
he price asked Tor il fuel The rapid, Increasing sales
with the gr, demand for the above arce has caused
many unprincled men throughout New England to make
h 'eI an snfrt9r article, purportug same As
nallhewsoh's Patent-i thereby juring the real one
Ire pubic are cautioGed against purcha,I OF any ex>
Oep au nor zed agen S, as all ihringmenis wall be dealt
with accordl z to law.
For sac at H. W MILLER'S Hardware Store Main
street, and at BILLINGS 70 Front ST. Ofders t. be
applied, ltft MS above, will be promptly attended TO.
In regard TO thei9 being affected by snow or ice
eitrenee Gan be had by calling above Ia any reason
hn am"1n', where they have been USED the past two
years, aud nave given perfect saIIsficion
Improved Spring Stops 'uInshtd lfttqu,sted.
A. d. CRANE, Gen, raj A. ent
zee eof&wf Foundry - Worcester.
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FOR Sal a.

III VERY convenient Cottsge Home, ard about
ffA n two acres Of Land suitable for building Lots
ls-siiuaed on Inc west side OF Grove Street, the
Cemetery. On the iemses IL variety young FruiI
Tees, aud valuable we'll good SOL water. As the
present 0wner intends CITY tn SpfiHg he
will sell the whole part Of the I'D The pur>
chaser Those wishing sant situation will do well
to call and examine the premises.
Novls. o3i,* ISAIAH HowEs
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REMOVAL,.

nR. E. A. KlTTRfDGE has removed his
~ Office 20 his new IIydropaihic In-,iuion, no. 2s
Franklin Pace, Fr0nkfin Street. BOs TON VaIor, aud
all kads of Unmedicaed warm and Cold Baths Away
n readiness at the Establishment. SISSY sthsA
Transient boarderr in dSeases can, II deaird hni
he best and ths house, TIL restored
sor ruch twOdOats per day, aud upwards For p~rmn.
nen btarders from dollars per day According
IL rooms, a. c, dwtf May 20.
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IRON PLANNERS FOR Sale.

ing Machine: two Of IS feet with "trip nIooa COM
etc. snd twO Of leei, wtthouI the Trip muiiuu The
'gse mHchtnes are new and bu best materials
~ work. ash and will he sol low for cash or 10.
tlyeo cfe1ll--inry ~ he seen r Fouadery.
B We caasinHe 70 m ike ali kinds OF CASTINGS
IRON and BRASS 10 general use, and warranted 10
se satisfaction. Orders solicited.
Worcester, Jaly el. d0
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To RENT.

&EA A STORE on SouthbrJge Street with goot
E.@ n Basement Room, suitable tor G ocery or Pro
vision Store. Apply TO OTIS BRAMAN
June 4. DIFF Washing Square.
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CALIFORNIA.

Whit OIAAHAHI
A'INCE the by The ast ste mer The PATENT
- DEEP WATER, RIVER BED, COLD BURER need
only he named to bring soid hunters the
California Depot, Park Row, ". York,
10 buy II for SIS. Those who them ~ wholesale,
NUT give lew days notice Alo the Patent, wonder
wWkins, God SeUsns, WASH FAN, warranted TO wash
ana saoe lou times as much god ~ The common Pan,
or 81 ARNgLt DUFFyJM
New York, Nove. DIV
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II AI,llS.

THE suhscrlheI, having fitted up and Increased
A the number Of his BATTING ROOMS reminds The
cizehs of Worcester. that they chutse TO WASH
REMAIN WELL. rahsr than 80 pay ptttTs llH Ia get
accommodating by calling the Of Front and
Carton Streets. CALVIN NEWTON.
Jnle ~ off
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Farm for NnIe.

sNEKNH Isl
TIE Farm known as The rfiAXrER FARM, is offer
Ell for SALE il being OF the best in the county
containing hundred ami forty acres, with all the
necessary buildings thereon in good repair well
supplied with running water Three hun red dollars
worth Of fraii Is annually sclj from said place.
Worcester, June 20. dwf A. NJ. MEREIFIELD.
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A BARGAIN.

A ND A RARE CHANCE il offered to
business n IN WIN would lac eng aye in the DRY
west fadta Goo1s business pleasant thriS1g
,lilase on ne line Of ne Western Raj Road ten miles
tom ire Cy Of worcester. The being about
y change MS bnsae m sell his stock aud stan
'taVery great bargain Any initvtiaal htving nodtr
t'e ca'h captti, aud whg eng &c business Of
aCounry stere, where money be made ma, apply
tersoHally OF by letter, past paid 10
July IA dtf JOHN FIRTH, CIappoile. Bfass
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FISH MARKET.

p NO. IL FRONT STREE, WORCESTER.
NHkRE can he Dund all the different kinda at FRESH
" FISH the season affords the KeWYork Boston
rtterd, New Haven, Norwich. New ondon and Prov
snce ninFkets such Cod Haddoch, MacAertt a nut
- NJ Bsss Hack and Bfuf Fish, Sanoa Do Together
81 an asso tnient M ~ Fish he salt and Presh
sfers Asa, ali kinds OF SHELL FISH from the above
accs Also an Of Dried Smoked and Picked
II, whOlesslc and reisl. 1880
". Fish bought this market win be dressed in III.
IT and most fashionable style, and cent reasonable
'tahce free VchGrgf. TBRns CASH.
7. CASH paid tor all kinds Of FRESH WATER PIsH
n. Apri .. NJ q 5PRAGUE
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Mutual Life Insurance Company
OF RAT.TT1fnRE

muIud1 Lie insurance company
OF BALTIMORE
NeT England Branch, 20 DOdne ST.. Boston
Geo. Nj. ChalVyill, General agent for N Engtand
suB-sGENCY OF WORCESTER MASS,
Geo. M. Frentiss, Esq, Probate Office, AGENT.
SAMUEL FLhGG nj u, rEaniniRg PsyStc an
Local B0afd Of Trustees for NsW England Braneh
DANIEL DEsHoN. Pre- fieRt-C F. Adams, Kes'd 8. X.
Lethop Epafsm Lombard, john Sch0uer, Col. Willi1m
Schouer, Gel. NJ Thompson Thomas Groom. WiIi4m
W. Warren.
u Fun's sufficient 20 meet the expected losses Of this
Brunch from it's present business invested in
knganh under The supervision OF the Local Bontd OF
IFu' tees, ny whom The securities holden ANA The
same Will be done rom month to month hereafter
Per orde-- GEO. Nj. CHALWILL.
Aug 2. Ie49. 1yd2aw General Agent
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REMOVAL.
no Preservc and Beautily.

TO PrGseFvc and BeaWti1y.
DUSPINI'S ITALIAN HAIR TONIC Is now
III uniysrsa consdered the hest toilet eve
invented for cleansing and mparirg healthy and visbr
owth TO tao hHman hair. All aikaes and pupssnt
spirits tend and lpstead of giving naur
i+hmeAt ani strength and desoy the of the
r6os or bulbs Tine iaiian tcnic h. sovereign remed,
all Diseases OF the har ami scalp, and an eruption
and dandruG are spec lily eadieaie lesyisx the hair
hcautiuliy sOft and brilliant trial OF n will prcyr M
TO be tqnaiir pYeseyvafive resfoyafss Man
ufartatei only ~ J. l.. BltRB INK. w o ceser Is
N. Is GREEN aud s. GREEN * Co. ARsn,a for War.
cester. sasss sd2awA w3m Sentts0
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BAhKETTS DYE HOUSE,
lI4O WASHINGTON STREET, HOSTON.
AIDES Dresses Cioaks shaw andi Scars,
IL Bonnets Sc. Gems Coats. ovtrctats and Pants
iyed and finished in The htst manner,
The subscriber having received agency Of the above
ceiehr ted bye House. is prepared for.
ward goods To he dyed and hopes that the character
he establishment for despatch and benulS of work,
iogehef with his endeavurs please, wall ensure him
share Of patronage, at
MARTIN R. WILLIAMS, Bonnet Re- ens
Central Block, 1877 Main street, Wooster.
Apri' ggI
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Carriage, Sign 8 Ornamental Palnting

e ~S-NeAN~ool SAesAA = Ni&@oiASA1n4 niSLI4liE1
ss # ~ VIE subscriber, gFateiu for past iavois
giSExE Zz1Y w0Lid respectfully iHlsrm the pnbDe
1sf thathe sli continues me above nnsiness
si-s-------a Al the GID STAND, Mechanic Street,
sar Nam, wasfe ne hopes ciinr.
nee OF patronage DEXTER RICE
Worcester, Dec 81. dtt
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FOR SALE.

hA A VALUABLE ESTATE No. n Summer S
Ps54 "A consisting OF House, Barn. and Buildilg LC
SssAA supply ofgood aud durable water with many d
rabo privileges, when examined. DIFF March S.
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no Farmers-around lPlaater.

N" = = = y NAAAV4 = sAUEtC4s
AvNG made arrangements ftr OBJECT importa
Men PLASTER, aad be Wing snnsrisy facIiifis,n
gEanaas ihsaAEne ~ ono Qflhe beat WATER PRIVE-
.a ~ .nis vicinity, we are now prepared 90 furnih
efsh AMI nue. ground, 10 bak bar els and IN any
y oesfsa. a. * w. II HANKS
= - stseaa sa gt eser dwtE
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FOR SALE,

LATHE FOR SALE
ONE xix feet Engine Lathe said ,lhe Is aimost ne w
- viii be sold cheap for cash. Inquire No 80
GREEN VI. Oh Nov IA.
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$1,000.
TaIIoresses Wanted .
Just Received,
SHOULDER RRACEs.

tiE = Washington auspender Brace" and others for
I sale BY the gent in Worcester,
LEWIS T. LAZ4LL, No col Main st,
NoVS' dsw 4doors inertia Amerc Itouse.
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A BRIEF LITANY.
To be read on oil conuenieni occasioa By
all classes.

To be read on oil con0enient occGsioG by
all classes.
From all borers back biters ,inquisitivs
people, falsesfaced, hollow. hearted evil
doers and evil ihinkers--delivsru ;.
From long winded, Prosy, isaden esi
SAYS, harangues and hail storms, from the
high winds Of adversity, east winds, and
rich relatiops--delive us
From politics in religion or religion in
politics, from demagogues Of all sorts aud
cal,bre--deliyer us
From rainy days and paper solsd shoes,
from long cold winters, and stone coal. es-
pecally at 90 cents per bushel--deliver
us.
From Champaign papers, Jews. anna
teur punsters, and over sharp-witted peo.
Pile, from Jewsharps and jack 'knives--
deliver US.
From whimsical wives and pet dogs,
from fashionable daughters, and 800
shawls-delive us.
From other,'peoples babies and their
mints,icks. from hsrangues about smart
children and their capsrs---delivsr US. :
From Rheumatism and Lumb e,quack
doctors and cold water cures, pills aud
potions--defver us. !,
From smoking gchimnsys,scolding wives
cross children, and wash days.. Lord
deliver Us. $3.50 /.
From amatuers, poeta, and love son NETS.
from dancing masters, war times and fsh
hooks--deliver Us.
From Italian Operas, parchsd pea cof,
fee. fashionable modes; and fashionable
boarding houses deliver us. 1,
From tax collectors aud sheriffs officers
from rents, duns, Printers devils, and
LAWYERS; from tooth-aohe aud sour wine
deliver us.
From amaiears on the piano, bugle.
bass drum or clarionet, from horse traders
and heas--deliyer ns.
From all sorrow and grief, which shorts
ems mans life from vexationr losses, skim
med milk, and sugar cand!--delivsr
US.
From the hands of the doctor and sur.
geon, the loss Of good reputs and daily
occupatiou, from cold swsats, consumP,
,iou. and those who take no papers
Lord deliuer us!
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"sHE WORKS FOR A LIVING"

Commend 10 to the girl of whom il il
sneeringly said, 'she works for a living;'
Ia her we are always sure to find the elo4
ments of a true woman--a real lady
True we are not prepared to see mine.
ing step, haughty lip "a fashionable dress
or hear string of splendid nonsense a.
bo ut the balls and young men; the new
novels aud the next parties no., no; but
we are prepared to hear soms words Of
good sense, language becoming woman.
and to Gee a neat dress, a mild bro W, and
to witness movoments that would not diss
grace an angel.
You who are looking for wives aud com.
panions. ..-- $50. the rasntona1ie, toy,
naughty girls, and select one from any Of
those who work for a living; and never,
our word for it--will you repent your
choice. You want a substantial friend
and not doll; a help.mate and not help.
eat; a counsellor and not a simpleton.--
You may not be able to carry piano into
your house, but yeu can purchase spins
ming wheel or set Of knitting needle. II
you cannot purchase any new novel, you
may be able to take some valuable news-
paper. If you cannot buy ticket to
ball, you can visit some afflicted .nsighbor.
Be careful, then. where you you look for
companions, and whom you choose. We
know many foolish man, who, instead Of
choosing the industrious and prudent wo.
man for a wife took one from the fashion.
able walks, and is now lamenting his folly
10 dust and ashes. He ran into the FIRE
with bis eyes wide open, and who but
himselfs to blame!
The time was when the ladies who
went visiting took their work with them.
This is the reason why we have suoh ex,-
ceIlent mothers. How singular would a
gay woman look in a fashionable circle
darning her fathers stockings, or carding
wool to spin! Would not her compan.
ions laugh at her? And yet such WON.
an would be n prize fer some body. Bless
ed is the man who chooses his wife from
the dsspissd girls who 'work for living,
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Rltaotw>
From the Godey's Lady's Book
The First Cigar.
BY T. s. ARTHUR.

Through many temptations, Harry Law
son had kent himself pure from the vice OF
smoking until he arrived at the age of
manhood To him it was a most dfsgns>
ting and 6hhy practice; and there were
certain Of his aconaintances whose per
sops were so offensive, from the fact that
thew ever bore about them slckening
odor of tobacco smoke tha he dislIked TO
oome near them. How delicate ladies
could endure the presence Of men whose
clothes were ever reeking with fumes
from the nauseous weed was to him
subject Of espec ial wonder. Young men
are very apt to fall into the habit, on 6rst
entering life of speaking lightly of the
otber.ex: thew generally learn better ere
many wears pass over their heads. Harry
felrip,o this habit abont the time he at
tanned his majority; but his light remarks
were never meant for more than plas
retaliation upon his sister Helen, whose
wit was rather sharp when men came
within reach Of good thrust
IL any animal but man. he used some
times TO saws, with an erdor half as Of
fensive as that which smoker bears a
bout him in bis clothes and hair, were 10
come into lady's presence, she would
faint on the instant. But 'the mans TIE
man for "a ibag'"
Helen was usually highly indignant s'
such insinuatiops, and would declare that
for her part, she could much better ems
dure the presence Of whole managerit
than one tobacco smoker.
.r ugh! To have man breathe bis rank
=. breath inte your face until you grow fain'
under the inhiction! To have the atmos'
& phere of the room in which you are sitting
40 tainted by the filthy clothes Of a smoker
-young, accomplished. weli.dresssd, and
good looking though he be-as to obliged,
asI have been, to air il for hours befare
the offeniive smell could be obliterated!
To have yoar handkerchief oiled with the
sickiy odor. ard your lips coated with 9
disgusting. bitter 6lm'-
LIPS, Helen! Lips!' excliimed the
brother, when this remark was made
.why, 10 il possible that yeu let Young
man, and sineksrs at that, kiss you!tl.
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DEvELopEMENT OF THE LUNGS.

Tho following commendable hints are
from DR.. Fitch's late work.
Much has been said and written upon
diet, eating and drinking; but do not
recollect ever Noticing a remark in any
winter upon breathing, or the manner of
breathing. Multitudes, and especially
ladies in easy circumstances contract a
vicious and destructive mode of breath.
ing. They suppress their breathing, aud
contract a habit Of short, quick breath
ing, not carrying the breath half way
dow the chest, and scarcely expanding
the lower portions of the chest at all. La
cling the bottom of the chest alsoi greatly
increases this evil, and confirms bad
ha bit Of brea hing. Children that move
about great deal in the open air, and in
no way laced, breathe deep and full to the
bottom Of the chest, and every part Of 1t.
So also with most outdoor laborers, aud
persons who take great deal of exercise
in the open air, because the lungs give US
the power Of action, aud the more exer'
else we take, especially out of doors, the
larger the lungs become, and the less liz
BILE to disease.
10 all occupations that require you to
| stand, keep the person straight. Ii al
table, let it be high, raised up nearly to
the arm. pits, SO as not to require you 10
stoop; you will find the smployrnep much
easler-not one-half so fatiguiDg; whilst
he form of the chest, and the symmetry
of The figure, will remain perfect. fou
have noticed that a vast many tall ladies
stoop, Mist a grea, many short ones are
Straight, this arises, l think. from the
tabfes at which they sit or study, being
of a medium height, far too low for
tall person, aud about right for short
person. Tins should be carefully cor
reoted aud regarded, so that each LADY
may occupy herself at table suited tt
her. and thus prevent the possibility OF
| uscessity OF stopping.
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SPLITTING THE DIFFERENCE A nice
Young gentlemap,Bot thousand milestrom
this, after long aud asslduous courtship,
found hlmself one bright evening, the bes
trothed ola pretty girl, the very pink OF
modesty One night he was about to take
his departure, aud after linguring about
the door fol some tlme,In 6dget Of anx.
iety, declared and protested to Miss Nam
CIV, that he could not and would rot leave
un il she bad kissed him. OF course NJ iss
Nancy blushed beautifully red, and pro.
tested in turn that she could not and
would not do that. She never had done
such ihiug, and never would nolii she
was married--so now he had il. The al
,ercation and debate became deep and
exciting, until the betrothed buffed out.
right aud declared if be could not kiss
her, he conld'n have her--and was march-
ing of. She watched him TO the gate,
and saw 'the fat was 10 the fire., unless
some thing was done.
Cons back then! said she cosxingly,
IN split the d lfference with you--y on
you may squeeze my hand!