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Enapl0ymemsJor leisure day. On thanks.
giving day an Irish woman called at an Apothe.
cary's and asked what was good for man ?.Why.
what's the matter with your man % "Pease
sir. is it castor-e or salts that's good for him p
SHOW can tell unless you let me know what
IS the matter with him :" sis it matter with
nun Bless God, there's nothing the matter
with him; but he had a leisure day' and thouoLt
ne would take something!" Was this Irishman
any wiser than hundreds OF others. who should
know better, who do not hesitate to delupe ,heir
Intervals with medicine, when il they hadn't too
much "ieisure." nothing would be "the matter,
with them p Kinckerboeker.
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Death OF A MISSIONARY The last steamer
Drought intelligence OF the death Of the Rev lliam
fohlman, Missionary OF the American Board al Annoy.
ne was ioS' at sea, January 9TH in attempting leave
aSc"ooner IN which lie had taken passage for Hong
hong and which was wrecked two days from the point
OF MS destination. Mr.. Pohlman was most excellent
aooer IN connection With the Reformed Dutch Church,
tie Is the first Missionary of The Board who has been
lost al sea-
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AhA DUNGEONS OF THE lNQUlsITloN. II is said
"'dl oy order OF the present Roman Government, the
prisons OF the Holy Office, the Inquisiton BIAS
Enormously Called have been visited aud the prisoners
hoerated. In gloomy dungeon was found wretcheJ
oiSnop Oh Egypt condemned under Pope Leo Kill,
ne had nearly lost the use OF his legs from long incar
Cera''on' Two nuns were among the prisoners they
were removed to charitable institution.
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FROM VALPARAISO. Extract from letter
written to highly respectable mercantile house
OF New York, by gentleman who lett there in
November last for California, via Cape Horn:
VALPARAISO, February rs, l849.
DEAR SIRs: Great was my astonishment lon
my arrival here, on the l4th inst. to find over
$lO00,O0O worth Of gold from California on board
vessels in the harbor bound Tor the United States.
have seen $250,000 worth in bars and wash
ings, the proceeds OF two cargoes, the Undine
and the Virginia's, sold by Ward & Smith at San
Francisco. The Virginia returned with the gold,
and the UndIne had sailed for Canton; more than
20 cargoes have been sent from this port. aud II
are now shipping for San Francisco. l met my
sons partner, Mr.. w. here, on his way home
with gold
More than 1000 people belonging to this port
have taken passports and gone to California. The
shores OF the Pacific are becoming depopulated
as well as the Polynesian Isles. 1t difficult to
get places 10 sleep in at San Francisco, and liy-
ing is very dear. Houses are being constructed
here to be consigned to Ward & Smith for sale.
Several have been sent and sold for 800 per cent
profit
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FIRE AT STocKBRIDGE, MAss.-ihe factory
buildings and most of their contents, situated at Glen
Dale, Stockbridge, Mass. destroyed by fire on
Sunday morning, the 8h inst. They were owned by
MeSsrs Goodrich, Beach & Co and occupied by Messrs
buel, Sheldon & Co. Loss estimated at $4,000 In
sufance $4,000. The buildings which stood on the
same spot year ago were DESTROYED by Ere
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AMusEMENTs. There are several entertain
ments, this evening, all OF which are worthy of
patronage.
Mrs. EAsTcorT will give Concert in Brin-
icy Hall, assisted by Mr.. Eastcott upon the vio
lin, and several other excellent performers The
friends Of this lady need no urging to attend
her concerts.
Mr.. s. R. LELAND gives another Of his beau
tiiul Juvenile Concerts in the City Hall, with
choir OF Fifty Misses. Mr.. Leland's Juvenile
concerts are always good.
The WHALING PANORAMA at Waldo Hail,
is one of the most interesting and instructive
paintings ever exhibited in this city. 1t is
thrilling and beautiful illustration of the lecture
which Capt. Russell delivers, in explanation OF
the life like scenes which are presented.
There will be an EXHIBITION of the Sabbath
School belonging to the Methodist Church on
Laurel Street, commencing at 1-2 o'clock.-w.
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u The Nantucket inquirer says thin the next two
or three months is probable that $1,000 brs sperm
and l6ooO8 do. whale oil, will be imported into the diff
eren whaling ports of this country. the Importation
tor The remainder of The will be so small that Ia
ken as whole the supply during the year will NOT be
more than enough to meet the demand
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MURDER IN SCABBoRo', Me. The Portland Ar.
gus of Tuesday states that Mrs Nancy wife Of George
Powman OF Scarboro, was murdered probably by her
husbsnd) on Saturday last. They were both drunkayds
and lived in wretchedness and STRIFE He is an Eng,
lshmau, sixty years Of age He was arrested and is ia
jail.
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The RIGHT SPIRIT. The Buffalo Republic
quotes from private letter the following lust
sentiment:
81 am not in favor Of making any bargain with
II unKers on any terms. When men agree they
will act together, and when they do not agree
there is no use in their trying to act together
Let US keep straight ahead''
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II The National Wing at Washington says an art
Gle in the lntegencer had given offence to Gen. TayS
lor who says the Integencer has authority 10 de-
this or that party III his name. Dir Buitt, ON
Orleans. is coming out with "organ,v which will
make the third wing organ in Washington.
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ELEGANr. We find The following choice morse in
the New Bedford Mercury The editor does not ex>
press his opinion upon the recent coalition" in New
Hampshire. AS the result in that case fell upon the
other horn Of the dilemma; II IS to be presumed that he
approves of coalitions in certain cases.
''The principle OF the iumbug Stree soil" party is
again made manifest in this election. Following the
lead of the reckless scoundfes who sud out 10 ocoioco
ism in Ohio, the Connecticut "free soi' leaders have
now made over their party, horse, foot and Dragons
the party which supported Cass and his Nicholson letter
during the late presidential election
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Abdominal, Supporters, Trusses, Rracos

rr,ur MHSHetIc Batteries, &c.
VIE subscriber has taken Rooms. in Ro,r.,,. p,..,
and wi, greet Worcesterwhere he now has
n,Jn. o. meaos vibrating Magnetic Batteries GbSom
nah Braces and vsn
health and comfort. s"' p'ohouve OF human
Inc SUBSCRIBE in applying the Magnetic Battery IN
,..J ~ el.neI with, or without these articles -
sesou OF cured many persons, In different nar, % re-
STATE affected with ruptures spinal curyap5ss o. me
sI ana great variety of nervous disorders and
.ohhue 70 90 So either at his Rooms or AZ tba WI
o. any iady or gentleman, who may favor Nm eaenee
vs ~ o any o. me above Instruments or Tor his se
s. ~ me application Of the Gavanc Battery MIS- scr
ou JOHN g. KNAPP
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New York ELEcrIoN The city election in New
York, Tuesday resulted in the election of Woodruff
Taylor, Van Setback Free Sol, for Mayor, aud
TayIor majority in the Common Council of the ciy.-
The full returns not yet received
In Albany, Friend Humphrey, in Brooklyn, Edward
Copeland, both Taylores, elected Mayors of those
cities.
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A GARD.

MR. EDWARD :. CUMMINGS from Boston having
engaged as organst at the "Church the Unity offers
Teacher OF the PIANO FORTE and OkaAN
For Iufther information he is permitted 10 refer to
ron isaac Dd,7s c. B. Long Esq
Edw. Hamilton Esq. Geo. H. Richardson Fso
Worcester, April 6, le49. di,F
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The heir ofthe eadom OF Angus title of the Doug.
lass family, has been discovered to lie an old gardner
a, Capetown, who calls h hseii Da gliesh The queen
means TO give him the eardon ard its income of3O 600
q YEAR
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Massachusetts LEGISLATURE.
April 10.

TUESDAY, April TO-
me blil to incorporate the Trustees OF the
oml'h Charities was passed to be enacted.
HoUsE The bill to incorporate the Trustees Of the
s9mlh lhaTlly was passed to be enacted
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u Fiz Green Haleck and c. F. Hoffman it is
stated, have become insane, and confined in unatc
asylum in New York. We trust their arrangement will
prove but temporary.
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II Fi,z Warren not appointed to Office for mere
pai'isan services, the Iowa Gazette thinks it will be
very diificUt to tell VIVA, he was appointed for.
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FRIDAY EVENING. Tomorrow, Mr. Osslau
pie who do not like to laugh should keep away
He is natural comedian, and produces won-
drous ordinations.
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CONCERT,

MI K. OSSlAN DODGE, once Of the f,n,
- Of COVERT DoDoE' after which, MaRsger oc ,ha
" Macomber Troupe" and recently OF the Ns,n prHS
HTtcninsoH Family, respectfully informs the
worcester and vicinity, that he will give one Of his "
EOPu1ar and Fashionable En4erta h,,aa..
oN FRIDAY EVENING, April 18th.
AT BRINLEY HALL,
g5-PositUety for ONE MIGHT Only
10 accommodate families, the Tickets will b No.
9e mad at the usual places and at The door
Doos open at 63-Concert to Commences AZ ~ ,i'
April9. a' u O'Clock.
d2frvlf
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DIED.

Collier, formerly OF this city. M '0HV"
IN s.urbrdge March 25h, Martin Luther, youngest son
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PATENTS. Among The Patents issued from the Pa
tent Office during the month of March, we find the fol.
lowing viz:
TO Grenville Parker, Worcester N s. for improved
Canal Steam Beat Patented March 27, l349.
TO David r Pratt, Worcester, Mass, improvement
in Springs for Carriages. Patented March 20, l849
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FAST DAY. Agreeably TO the Recommended
tons of our worthy Governor, we shall endeavor
to humiliate ourselves in as becoming manner
as circumstances will permit to-day. No paper
will be issued from this office to- morrow
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IMPORTANT DEeIsIoN.--An important decision was
recently delivered by Judge Hopknson OF the Court Of
Common Pleas at Northampton. The question, on the
taxation of bill oil COSTS, whether constructive att
tendance should be allowed according 10 general prac.
ce, The actual attendance be taxed according to the
statute passed several years ago expressly prohibiting
this practice The Statute up the time of this iide,
pendent decision has been completely nuHi6ed by the
general practice, and in many cases. ten and twenty fold
more attendance has been taxed than the Statute al.
lows.
The Judge decided, that for the past terms he should
be governed by the records and should allow cost for
the actual attendance only up the day of the default
instead of the whole term and also ordered the CeIk 10
enter the day Of the default continuance Of all ac>
i'Ons on the docket in order that the provisions of the
statute may be duly executed.
This principle applied the large dockets in some Of
the countless would from $1,000 to 5000 IN costs
SINGLE long extraordinarily only three days attend
ance can be taxed hy law while often thirty or forty are
taxed In actions continued or defaulted
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RUM's DoINGs Isaac Ackerlnan, residing
short distance from this town, was found dead
at the foot otthe Preakness mountain, on Wednes-
day morning last. He lett Paterson on Tuesday
evening during the severe storm, and being
overcome with liquor, probably fell and thus
persisted. small pail containing quantity Of
liquor, stood close by where he lay. On Sunday
afternoon, LIST inst VIM. Benjamin, some % or
70 years OF age, was found dead in the rear OF
Rogers, ketchum & Grosvenors's boiler shop.
lie was OF very Incorporate habits, and broken
bottle, In which he had had some liquor. was
found near where he lay. man was killeSton
the Ramapo Railroad, a lew miles this side OF Ho.
hokus, some time last week, while in state of in
toxication He left his companions about dusk, and
walked along the track, and being probably
overcome with liquor, laid down. The night
IRAN coming along, he was thrown off the track
by the cow-catcher, and probably Instantly kill
ed. lie was found on the following morning.
Paterson NJ J. INTEL
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GREAT FIRE AT TORONTO.

Inc AoFonto OoionlSt, Gated Saturday morning
says:
This morning. about 2 O'Clock, a fire broke out
in the square formed by Kings-st on the South,
George-st. on the East, and Nelson-st on the
West. 1t spread with frightiul rapidity the
wind blowing fresh and changing several times
during the progress OF the contlagration Among
the ruins is the Cathedral Church of St James,
which was erected few years ago on the spot
where the former church stood, before it was de-
stroyed by fire.
The whole range of buildings on the north
side OF King-st. from the Cathedral, which is en-
tirely destroyed, commencing with O'Nell's De-
Pository, TO the house of the late Mr.. Sproule,
grocer, corner OF George st. comprising three
tire blocks, in the centre of the business part of
the city, have been burned to ashes. Farther
east the old City Hall is in a mass OF ruins.
The whole OF Nelson st. on the east side, IRON
Posts Tavern inclusive; and on the west side,
from Kings ST. TO the corner OF Adelaide st in.
GLIDING the bakery Of Mr. Nasmith, Francis. st.
to the rear or west of Nelson ST. has been alto
gether burned to the ground, and also the houses
on Adelaide-st which connect Nelson and Frau
cis-sts. Vhe whole square, bounded by Church.
ST. on the west, King-st. on the south, George.st.
on the east, and Adelaide and Duke SITS on the
north, has been burned to ashes, with the excep-
ton OF the range OF houses includ. d with the
boundary named, fronting on George st. the res
ldence OF Rev. Mr.. Grasett on Adelaide-st
The establishments of the Patriot and Mirror.
newspapers, have been DESTROYED
This is altogether the most extensive and de.
structive fire which has ever occurred in Toron
to, and vast amount of property, both in houses
and merchandise, was consumed by it, The dam
age lis estimated as hi IN E25O, 0OO
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SAN FRANCIsCo, Jan. 20. Do not forward
me the goods ordered in my last, but In their
stead send me three or tour mdding sized house
frames complete. The rent of these will be a
fortune to me. The place is already full OF goods
and they sell at low prices. Lumber is worth
high Price-indeed, it cannot be bought at all
You have no idea OF the scarcity OF houses. If
any OF your friends about to come here ad-
wise them to bring plenty OF clothes. The wealth
er here is very cold at present. We have ice,
hail, snow, and plenty OF mud
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PIRACY IN THE PACIFIC. The New York
Herald relates of piracy, derived from Mr.
Edward Burgess, just arrived in New York from
California:
The schooner Rosa Sequida, Captain Contre-
ras, left Valparaiso on the 25th of Nov. last with
cargo, valued at $40 900, and several passen-
gers, for San Francisco.
The vessel arrived at the Galapagos Islands on
the 18th OF December; and on the goth, while
the captain and the passengers, nineteen in mum.
Der, were on shore, the mate, an Englishman.
named Edward Barton, the cook, black man.
and Gillian sailor, proceeded TO sea, leaving the
passengers aud captain on shore, In addition to
the mate, cook, and sailor, there were on board
the schooner the second mate, confined 10 his
berth by sickness; the captains nephew "a lad of
about Is years OF age; and a servant girl. There
was considerable specie on board belonging TO
the passengers.
1t is supposed that the object of the mate was
to make Tor some Mexican pert, where he might
dispose OF the cargo and vessel, and escape into
the interior. OF course the tate of the second
mate, the captains nephew, and the want girl,
is unknown
Inc unfortunate passengers renamed on the
island suffering intensely for want OF provisions
and necessarles, until the I4th OF February,
when they were released by small vessel, and
arrived at Guayaquil on the 18th of Maj CHI en-.
tlrely destitute OF clothing, and in lamentabe
condition. Captain Conreras was lett on the is
land.
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STRAW BONN ErTS

ADiEs who are in want OF any kind of Bonue, ho.,,
- not iail 10 examine the stock at ""ou'u
.,,o "a q AaMnERLlN'S BONNET ROOMS.
than twenty different styles of Braid pi'seS more
aG n'e ms .ns week received lot of beautiful FRENCH
Drab, Green, &c. very handsome N'' 'o'orea faces in
great very cheap at S' &c, IN
April IL DIV CHAMprpr,,,,.
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~ TO Let,
A ROOM in No 10 Thomas stre.t ., :, q.
lor storage or Mechanical purposes inopire s
April IL. d3w* BURT HOLMES II Tp.
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ESCAPE OF SLAVES. A Baltimore cores.
pondent OF the New York Tribune writes thus
81 am informed on the best authority that not
less than ttcO huudred slaves have absconded
from their masters in Mary land within the past
hve months! These, at the lowest valuation.
were worth 100000; so you may Judge of the
annual loss to the Shareholders. OF late the ab-
scondlng slaves have increased three fold, and
'heir success in eluding the most expert OF our
olhcers and police agents have been remarkab
Very few, in proportion, are ever caught again.
and some families whose wealth consists chiefly
In their slaves have been greatly reduced in their
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NEW YORK ELECTION.

The New York Star ilayIor) Of ye,,eday, says; =
The election yesterday passed off peaceabIy.
Neither party, we are inclined TO think, poIled
their full vote-the nominations generally being
unsatisfactory to great proportion OF the voters
90 both sides. 1t is probable that the Democrats
nave elected their County Clerk, Council Tor the
corporation, the Commissioner of Streets and
Lamps the Senator in The Fourth Dls'rlct and
nine Aldermen, which, if such be the fact will
make tie III the Common Council Some OF
the Wards which were represented by Wings in
1he last Board OF Alderman, have turned SOM
rset, and elected Democratic represr natives
ne Democrats have also elected sever al mem.
'ers OF Assembly. The Wings, 1t is said, have
ecured the Comptroller, Sheriff. Street Commis.
loner, Governor of Alms House, and their Sc n.
tors in the Third, Fourth, and Sixth Districts.
! nus, 1t will be seen, that if the foregoing re.
orts are correct, the contest may be considered
Q thls City and County,, draw game, neither
lar'y having much to boast Of. The result in
ne state cannot BE- definitely known Tor two or
.hree days.
2 W we expected the Taylor men would carry every
Wng IN the City, as the Hunker County COMMITTEE
uSt on The eve OF the election put forth document.
lenounciag the union, and reeomm ending 10 The Hunk,
Fs TO vote or no Barnbune, and for none but Huuk,r
Democrats. We supposed this would make so much
vislon as to give The Taylor men an sy victory. bv
, plurality vote
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worcester County Auxiliary Bible Society,
The Annual Meeting of the Worcester County Anxliarv
BiDe society will be held at the American Temperance
House IN Worcester, on WEDNESDAY, l4th instant at
10 O'Clock, A. NJ ' ~
AT O'Clock OF the evening of that day public meetinp
OF the Society will be held the hurch of the Unity
"hen the Annual Report will be read Discourse viii
be delivered. BY order of the Directors,
;. SALISBURY, Committee of
Worcester, Nov 7, ls49. dw
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Free .WeGIlc0I Lectures.

Dh >. CLA WSON KELLEY, OF New York,
AN4LYTlcAL PHYSICIAN, will deliver Medical Lecture on
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Nov. 7th, at WARREN HALL
commencing at u O'clock Admission Free Ladies unI
Gentlemen are invited to attend ~
M Kelley will be at his Office No 90 Mechanic street on
Thursday and Friday 9Th and 9th of November Consnlta
hons with patients free of charge Ladies and gentlemen
are invited to call dwIw Worcastos NJ q
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FACTORY TO I-ET

AxA SPENCER, su table Tor Co,,.;
e; Il Goods olher manefac,nr;n" Iot'"n or Wooden
vage Of said Factory situated in The C.n,r.
giving snf.i"n' on never failing stream of ws,sr
hsraon' or more than sucenr for one 81, ana
,c Inc building is SO by 80 T. three
Tnee,' with main drums and belts Connsc,.i orSst
ssysn new Dwelling House for two Teneo,~s ns
reference may be had 10 WARRxS R.xen W..
Warren. ~ " SPe"IeI or OF The subscribers m
June IL. KNOWLES q sIBLEY.
hNif
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Farm for sale.

fSS14M OlTUATED about half nils northerly of cen
ism ~ lre OF Holden, containing fifty acres of Land
80 well divided into Moving d Pasturing with
arse supply OF young and growing Wood with good Build
OF all kinds. the said farm. For iurther particuars
inquire OF SIMON ABBOTT, o the premises, or of
SAMUEL D. GREEN WOOD, in Holden.
Holden, Oct II.
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MA NEW New England Village, 6 miles, rom worc.s,.r.
IEl cesIer Rai @ Depot, on the Boston and Wor
Also nes wen lighted and well supplied with wa,er
uilos sar 10 90 ane above RIST MILL nesrly new T
ro run O. stone and Cracker has good rum o Of S
sired. Aeh'eu win the above, il de.
lell or rent. anu Livery STABLE
years '' VIII oe rented for one more
New England Village, March 9 iA III q rkATT.
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Turkey Hill Estate fon 60

! ASA iiIs valusble Estate is now, or ,
iiM erhls that cannot inil to >n,, ~, "r NE o
venien, R,i5ts OF about acres Of r. ''asefs.
rms ,hid puIiidngs The w.lter fron Tn.1 WIN son
aract of on me centre OF said Farm and , ~, ~ rom
~ abon 10 un"red and twenty five feel in % % ~ cat
in rols hr1ing OF The be-, We e distance
mere are now unnn tha ru.
ShingIe Mil "ock Dams with Grist saw s,h W
is ome NJ I'm good running order Th a,s ana
10 Nco e p ~ iehsth and extends from he ~ III rond
above ~ TO that leading 10 Barre ,s eaulng
main ra hiI Fond, is Turkey Hill Pord vSh;h he
see TnoT For description oftbis Pon| o" M IS me
Fro,,, ~ apnicai OF Massachusetts ~ VI Lake.
FROM the best nthority and 49,,
sudican, :" .ne public that this Water Powey !; i
Looms ,;S ~ move IN the aggregate fve hundred ,S,py
of anv LII All thair attendant machinery ortha,
benc n Inc location is good and easv oS nn
great tb es rom the City Hall in Worces,er
ham ana Mn ,are through Paxton Rutland Bar, ~ ae
which nv mas been surveyed a plan and nroe,.
he has ~ nc seen by calling on the subscriher ',
or in uerty 10 refer to- Ii will be solJa .''ose
Fnr privileges, may best snit nnr
Ne,s Wores. parlclars, inquire Of The subscr,bsr IN
Curtis E' or Hon Isaac Davis Horcestey Ihon ~
q cs" D. Pike, Esq, Providsnee Esq,
0a,Sn Esq Schentc ctady ~ r. Ms.s.,- ,-1,hon 1n
m 49, y o1"t', WoreesteT,-WiIIard snow r i5a.'i
Oaiiei Coourn, Esq, Lowell H'q r61' |
e" worcester. Dec 90, ls4s iiENo T..
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A BARGAIN.

n DAhUhlIV,
A ND A RARE CHANCE is offered TO
business man who would like engage in the Drv
and Wtst India Goods business In pleasant and thriving
village, on the line of he Western Rail Road ten miles
from The City Of Worcester The subscriber being about
10 change his business will sci! his eniie and stand
a. very.sreat bargain Any individual having moder
cash capital, and wishing to eng.ge in The hui Of
Country Store, where money can be made may Apply
personally or by letter, ost pad "
July IA dtf JOHN FIR I'll, CLapppille, hass.