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UptOu, Grafton, N. T.. village, asd
WOrcesIer EYnress.

Worcester Express.
v>-SLAzaA TUE Subscriber nes commenced running
1SEISSSI<srf2 J stage 10 and from Upton daily,
EA-s<S1s-RA=&$ Sundays eXcepel) to connect with the
line between Worcester ind Graton leaving Upon Iiole
at ST AM, and returning viii leave the General stage
Office, Wo cesier al 5 P NJ.
The Grafton and FORESTER Stage W II run twice day
leaving Worcester at 10 A. NJ. and PM. Leave Grafton
at A. M. and NJ.
Books kept at the G'afton Hotel at H. NJ smiths Post
Office, N. L, Village and in Worcester The General
Stage Office, first door Nath ofthe American Temperance
House.
1t is very necessary that all Express Business should bG
accompanied with written orders and signed personally
that IL may le done with correctness,
Sept H. dwrf TYLER HARRINGTON.
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To Mothers and Married Ladies'.

10 HAOAherb
This Extract Of Sarsapara has been expressly pre-
pared in reference to female complaints No female who
suppose she is approaching that critical Pc
riod, The Of life" should neglect take it,
IL is certain preventive for any ofthe ard
horrible diseases to which females subject this
years BY using this nedicins Nor is it less valuable
for those who approaching womanheod, it is
calculated to sssist nature by quckeAng the blood
Invaluable for eli the delicate diseases to which
men subject.
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Carriage, Sign & Ornamental Painting.
N Es4 - 'f'HE SUI crIber, grateful for past avols
kF7Szy1GzSy would respectfully inform the public
ETfZ~fSN thai he sim continues the above business
-S-Z---~--saZ at the OLD STAND, Mechanic Street,
near Man, where he hopes to merit increased cnntnn
ance of Patroneee. DEXTER RICE. =
Worcester, Dec DIFF
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Principal Office l26 FULTON Street Sun Building,
N y aud by all the principal Druggists and Merchants
generally throughout the United States West Indies and
the Canadas.
AGENTS For sale in Worcester by NJ. b. GREEN
and JAMES GREEN & co. eOw& d2awly Aug %
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Fill ARRANGEMEMT.

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Cosmetics Chalk and variety Of prspar ations gener
AIRY in use, when applied to the face very spoil Of
is beauty They close the pores Of the skin and check
tho circulation which, when thwartea by dis
ease or powder, or the skin inAamed by the akalcs
used In soaps, beauties s production in the "hu-
face Divine" well in the garden Of rich and de-
lcateIy tinted and variegated aowers. free, active
and healthy circulation Of the fluids the coursng OF
tho pure, rich blood to the extremes is that which
paints the cOantenance In tho exquisite beauty.
II is that which imparts the ndescrbabe shades and
flashes Of loyelneu that all admire, but des
cribe This beauty 10 the offspring of naturs-net OF
poder soaP If there Is free and healthy crcu-
stioR there 10 beauty II tho lady is fair driven
snow, IL she paint and cosmetics and the blood
gives rich bloom to the chseks and briancy to their
eyes that Il fascinating.
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Great Blessing to Mothers & Children.

1t is the safest and most efectaal medicine for pu
ryins the system and relieving the suerings attend
ant upon childbirth discovered. It strengthens
both the mother and child prevents pain and disease
increases and enriches the food those who used
II, think it is indispensable II Is highly useful beth
before and AFTER confinement prevents diseases
teDdant upon ehidbirth-in Costveness, Piles, Cramps
Swelling Of the Feet, Dependency Heartburn Vomiting
Pain in the Back and Loins, False Palms. Hemorrhage
and in regulating the secretions and equazing the cir
culauon mas no equai: he etea. oeau,y OF TINS me
successfully, very few REQUIRE any other
dicine, In little Castor OIL Magnesia s useful
Exercise in the open air. and light food with this medi
cine, viii always ensure safe and easy confinement
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Opinions Of Physicians,
CAUTION.

Owing to the great success and immense sale of Dr.
Townsend's Sarsaparia, a number Of men who were
formerly our Agents. have commenced making Sarsapa-
rla Extracts Elixrs Bitters, Extracts of Yellow Dock
&c. They generally put ii up in the shaped bot
81 e
should be avoided.
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acrofa,In Cnred.

This certificate concusvey proves that this Ssrsape
rn has perfect control the most obstinate diseases
Of the Blood Three persons cured in house unPre
cedeated.
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Shipping Intelligence.

PoHrLArD u, Dee ~, 1870.
Havana.
" NEwHuRYPoRr. Dee 10. 1ssl
Arived-Sehr Erie. New York.
Clesred-ship Caroline Augusta San rranei,eo "
Salsd-bsrk JAseo, Zanzibar.
Yerk. W. w"
lsth-Sloop Motto do.
te-saes- nitOr and Rose In Bloom. New York
Arrived ship Vary clover from Noreans 3oth nit spol.
Ith hatans chip emuel DYER New Orleans for Havre
Ah lai - Ion ~ ~, saw large steamer standing r.
Isrkt tladly, and Lawrence from Baltimore.
Ers fslos from Brencs hyrcs 18th Oct Spoke 81 inst
,s - 20 Lon - hssl ns@so from M@lass isr os-
tor, Bos'o for Baltimore.
Drs ssph Brysnt from Port an Prince 2i,h ult Left
hE AIKEN Tor Neg fors .chrs Columbia do, Mary
Brig Mary Helen, from 81 Jsso 7sth ne, Spoke iohns
C,pe Coa W oy y g. miles brig olencr, hound s..
sandy hoos " us mules, chip LsargtOB from New
ton; Nyrs rhis deiphis sehrr Assth Mslvna Elliott
Bsscom Rio, EDWARD Henry Reyson, and Rnsins Phia-
d,ltha; sias Wright, aud Y Adams New York.
Kat. Lincoln Julia Hsvsns orsrd Phsseiosis; brirs
Nuure Pernsmtuco; Copeland Matsntas; schrs Mohawk
do kel.cea HoFard and Ire, York
naval stores went atherc Nasherins Nneysd sound
night The vessel total loss Fart ~ will Be saved
Below-shr Cruesder, nom Valparaiso. She struck on
South Shoal last Monday morning On Immediately but
leaked 90 '' to Keep eight men constantly a. work 49,.
PRoytbFNCE Dec ~, 1870.
hrvcd-schrs Mary, Bsltinore Thomas Turner, Phils-
Cleafed-Brig Aigcupuin, Inruayra.
sailed-schr John gers, Phil-dephs sloor Tecumseh
hrrivss-shp r c winthrop, from Boston; bark Nay
cuanLrsrss, Dee IS, ls4o.
Arrived-schr Mary Trebin. fror New York.
Iyth-Shp Camden, from Charleston.
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SCENES IN CoNGKEss-THE LION AND THE Mon
KEY.-On a certain very particular occasion, all
the ANIMALS that were contained in a menagerie,
held mass meeting, for the transaction of some
very important political business, en- accordance
with the ssages Of the party" After all the beasts
were duly assembled, the hon, being the lord Of
the animal CREATION considered it his right to call
the meeting to order, and TO preside as master of
The ceremonies, or as politicians say, chairman of
the meeting. When the proper time had arrived,
ne rose lesurely from the lazy position which he
was occupying, and with shrug OF his shoulders,
whisk Of his TAIL and slight paving of the earth
around him. he suddenly gave growl, which was
as much as TO say, "tlme was up" 1t was a ter.
rible noise that he made, and little monkey in the
fsrlhest end of the menagerie was frightened out
OF his wits AZ it, In fact he was perfectly stun
ned, but, like monkeys in general, he had a very
good opinion Of himself, and was determined, small
az he was, not to be outdone by the lion. Accord
ingy, after chattering awhile and recovering his
sefpossesslon, he concluded roar, too, and that
loud the lion did, if he could, with the idea of
giving the congregated beasts idea of monkey
importance. After twisting his tail over his
shoulders, at it he vent but behold, instead OF
COED manly, or rather honish roar, he emitted only
a squeak, which set the whole menagene IN laugh
Ter. So 1t was the other day IN the Senate at
Washington. Mr.. Clay rose his seat in that
body, and declined acting on any of the commit
tees for reasons best known to himself. No SO en-
er, however, had he done so, than VIM. II. Sew
ard, like the monkey in the menagerie, thought
that he too would decline serving on the commit
tees and, accordingly, he chartered out request
that he should not be put upon any. But it is the
nature of the beast. monkey is monkey, and
you can make nothing of monkey but monkey.
So it is with VIM. ii. Seward-he will be VIM. II.
Seward as long as he lives.
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The Gr.., s,e.m.h,p u.c,

We are indebted TO gentleman Of this city for the
use Of the following letter from passenger board
the steamship Ohio
ArrwHyRr, Dec Is, 1s49.
Dris FarHER:-so far We have had very plesnt pas
sage though rather rough at present, my letter will
plainly show but have not felt any OF those unpleasant
sentstions that were experienced before
The Ohio II the fastest steamer In the world She
passed the Crescent city before o'clock the
evening left the 18TH but the Cherokee wing less
ws'er, gained about I'VE miles By cutng lots y
that h che Kept close In shore, while had TO stand
out TO sea; but the next morsng upon coming deck
the hrtt thing we saw vas the Cherokee star
board bow and before 10 A. NJ she nowhere to be
dont Say any thing Of the other steamer res-
cent CityJ loet sight Of her before 10 r. on
the evening We started ont.
Cspt. schenck rays that we could easily reach
Charleston by o'clock, A. NJ, to morning the
10th but does not intend TO arrive there before A. 81
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BOUNDARY DlsrrTEs.-There are several very
importsn, boundary disputes connected with our
acquisition Of new territory, growing out Of the
Mexican war, which, ii-not speedily settled. may
produce great deal Of difficulty aud illfeeng,
and protraci the settlement for an indefinite time.
1t j. well known that Texas claims TO extend her
boundaries a considerable way into New Mexico
and difficulty has now recently sprung pbetween
the MoImons, in the new State OF Deseret, and Cali
fornis, the latter claiming that the Morrnons have
encroachcd on their territory. THIS latter dispute
l. one that demands immediate attention. The
Momons never have been on friendly terms with
their neighbors, wherever they have been located,
and collision end bloodshcd between them and the
Csliiornans may result, if the boundary Of each
be not defined as speedily as possible These
boundary questions should be disposed Of by Con-
gress, for the satisfaction Of the parties interested,
and for the preservation of good feeling between
the disputsnts, at an early day.
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TRE Cry E1rESDrruRE.--It will be seen, by
reference to the report OF the proceedings n the
Board Of Aldermen, last evening, that the Comp
,roller has submitted the estimates for the year
1900 and fearful catalogue il IL for the contem-
plation Of our tax.burthened population A sweep
ing reform in the mode and amount of taxation is
deeply needed but there IL little chance of its sc-
complishment tl an entirely difieren, class Of men
are sen, 10 the Common Council by the people.
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NEw ORLts~s, December 10, 1912
The Hibernia's news was received at nson. to- dsy
Previous to the reception % the 500 bales Of
cotton we're sod After the receipt OF the opera
tous CEASED altogether Pork-Mess has declined and
H. nov slr at ~ so per Dbl. Corn rhe market Ia
DON and prices have decued sales Of 80 600 bosbels
40 n % kughsl
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], OOO, 900 Of boz iss ana over or DIR. 7

clothes for hve dos and elegant and olosks a
to 2each yet such thags done Nassau and
Beekmsn streets.
lOOO,0 900 Of bottles ana over or DIR. De
Witt Kenser dedicated Rmbrocaon have sold for
various medea purposes without unEie complaint being
made known and agreeo bly, sonshnx every OF the
practice IL is perfectly ightul its oder ana nsvor
and Is designed to be prescribed internally externally
ls wonderful fleets restoring
en- old young IL indeed astoundlg Mr. John LutAers
daughter and dau had their hair restored
magic Influence sfer II had nesrly all fallen nov re-
GIand street wiliamsbuIgh; L. l. Another Wonderful
Csse-hr John Vincent Of gs Ridge New York city,
This after seeing the above published resolved
try bottle snd the time his as t~
its remedial qualities he entirely bald had
been Tor many years aud tried ali the
ds hut 20 no good purpose, prior this called
days and showed that the hair began very thick
teman must be at uch agreeable he has
only uted six bottles in about weeks aH beautiful
head of hair. Judge Rowan and Mr.. Phio Busn-Theso
gepen be 1httersas Broadway near Grand
street daily. all snd them and hear their wonderful
statement in relation 20 their Mr. L. r. Roses ner-
FAST had only botte it has stopped coming hao
commenced to ell fast This remedy ceansss
the head beautifully aud heals all of tkn
sores cuts bruises and has entirely eradeated
psT OF twenty thirty standing 1t used
families OF the lryinys Grnnells. Janeways, Dsfroes.
h'eR' Cohtois tiv rstons Ludows, Morrs Lerllards:
Gar mans Bradhurss sc &c agreeable and certain
se une at $50 street 46i Broad Grand very
ree bottles a. o0 cents zach 81 dozen cash. so
nlsson ARents wanted, wholesale and retail. Eer-
ohand'se taken in exchange
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TIE NEW RAILROAD PRoIEcT.-Ths scheme
for enrching half dozen individuals at the ex-
pense Of the city, was again on the taps, at the
Common Council, last evening. The perseverance,
Of it's promoters, IN voting away the public pro-
rerty, fret gratuitously, and since for half what
has been actually offered for it, is worthy Of a
better cause. The question was STAYED off till
Monday, chiefly in consequence Of the lateness Of
the hour, when the hackers of the honest project
will return TO the charge, and be very likely to
carry II, too.
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Robbery OF SINS, ~.tIns, &C.

NEwnUEGH. N Y, Dec 20-1sio
The store Of Nessr- Patmsee & Robinson, 10 this
place, was entered this morning and robbed Of silks
iatus &c TO the amount a So 600 The BURGLAR.
escaped and no trace OF them has been discovered
A l. connective passed over the branch of the Nes-
burgh and Erie Railroad, this morning
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California News.-Yhe,e Is Frnn,s me-

law hin 70 y dlpur e. that We have called
that gentleman, and 70 rnd him nowhere
wise friends they sh. make any calls 70 call
the Of Fulton snd Nassau streets and get them
French Boot that sold for 81 60 worth S. and
dc. Calf, SO ~, worth 81 20 and IS. TIE DOCTOR.
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The Leglslaturc OF sou,h CnroI,n,.

PHnADgIPHra, Dec. 2o-P. NJ
The Legislature Of South Carolina have saopteda
series Of resolutions approving the pursued by
Southern members in the present Congress.
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Court C.t.noa,-rn,s nav

srrrptoR CoUnr.- Noe a. 10 NJ. @ 90 IS 1874 1856 90
"a lO1 1877 l4l 4ip leo 1e3 les iss 453 l0s no ia
173, la 1T5. III lTS ISL 1s2 1877 lss lsg lgl 1gl
1913 l9l Is5, 100 s zoo col g a. L. no. 1877 &C. 1885,
40, ls2 Ia, lie, SO o..
toNNoS Pl,n-Part 80 Nos 257, 2al. 500 s25, 3i1,
81. 1s5, 1S5 go. 1Ot. Fart 2-Nos 20 l2l a2l c26
as $50 232 ga 23s 29s
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ofbses Combs in the present style will examine the ,ssort
mebt 81 he lubscritsrs which the most extensive and
complete in TIE city which will he found The
chain tst,err In tortoise she'll from IS and M -ars
A. 6JsAuNDFRs ~ Brsadusv
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fnh forming mos tle present Tor the approaching
today The Subscribers offer their stock insrcctior
snopg which will be found the open chan wcrs In various
styles. A h J. SAUNDERS, s7 BrOadwav.
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been awarded 10 w Bachelor for the hes. wig, and Ton
pes Tbs Ives srs inyed 70 inspect his style fsr
wan street. He keeps the largest and BEST IN
ths city. Cory the sddress.
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perfect M all Of 1mpsdineu in the Speech in forr
weeks 81 sl Broadway, Stare The best Of references
giyop Applications must be made IN M distoiy.
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Lndic. Enir md Ee,iirni-Thn I.di.,

connected with TIE Orchard street Society, will hold
Pair and Festival ~ s chinese mbv Rooms Broad
Friday evening" the tst inst Jsoful aud
tees viii tc offered Tor sale reasonable prices To those
who desrous Of obtaining srcs suitable for Christmas
Presents good opportunity will be offered for mailing
leo,n An abundant supply Of refreshments will pro-
Nidef The doors will be open at sclOck. Tickets
mission 10 the Fair % cents to be obtained the door
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CALIFORNIA TEADE-SHIPMENrs TO SAN FRAN
CISCO 1t is supposed by some persons that there
will be scarcity of provisions in California during
the present winter, IN consequence Of the vast
emigration thiiher from all parts of the United
States, as well az tia old world. We do not APP
prchend that such will be the case. The matter
will be regulated according to the usual course of
trade, and as long as gold exists in tina, country,
there will be provisions enough cent for those
gagged in digging It, Probably, too, provisions
would be the best articles to send there, while
mining operations are suspended for, according
TO all accounts there is plenty Of the precious me-
tai with which TO pay for them. We do not appre-
bend any scarcity at all.
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o. th. vir factory 81 MEDHURSr BEARD, n Maiden
Lane They are made or the best natural cuted hair
combine all The latest improvements Ladies ornamental
hair in great abundance Cut this out " Maiden Lane
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eighteen wards in the city and In each undorsnd
there avery decided movement the mos intelligent
nhabitsnts wlestver Of them want boot shoes,
Caiteis, towards !ONESs Cheap Store IL Ann street.
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PmLADELPHl, Dec. 20-P. NJ.
Tho Southern Mail has arrived, bringing New OR.
leans papers to the 18th inst, inclusive.
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port compact and ple. each article contained therein
tsirg Of he very best quality present Tor the holidays
they offered combining clearance 81 hush aud utility
q. SAUNDERS SON, l7 and 81 Broadway.
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The Caucuses In Washlngtop-The EFFORT
to Elect N Speaker.

PHILADELPHA, Dec. 20-A. III.
The democratic and wbig caucuses, held last night
each appointed committees to meet together and settle
differences This may lead to the election of Speaker
to-day.
PHuApEIPuiA, Dec 20-P. NJ
The caueuses oflast night appointed committee OF
SIX who were instructed to confer to day aud report
tonight This would indicate that no Speaker would
be chosen to-day.
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California uouses-Portsbie and other
cslifoi, Bouses AID Stores, equal 70, sad cheap
sAsL BOOTH. ~ Nrsl. ave, BrssiiynL
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TIE LATEST pEspATcu


WAsmsCTor, THURSDAY, Dec. 1o-Midnght.
There were no meetings held by the OF the
two parties night IN consequence of the Conference
Committees being in session, and not having yet
agreed upon a report.
The opinion Is generally entertained here, that they
will not be able TO eff, ct a com promise.
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sssO nHAsu eGuiCAsyS wOWIO % the
excism OF the old merchant aior who
crave be was swoke aud beheld selling Of
clothes for hve dosr and elegant oloaks st
Beekman ".~
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ANTi-SLAVERY FAIR.

The Wore, sler Anti, Slavery Far will open at Wor.
ceser on the morning of Tuesday, Sept 18th, and Will
continue through the week. The display OF articles
will he larger and beautiful Than that OF last year,
Box having been just received from Leeds, Eng aud,
containing elegant variety Of Bags Cushions of
all kinds, Purses Mas, Toys, Drawings, and other ar
Giles TOO numerous 10 parcuarze; also, beautiful hg
ures in b scuit from Paris, Bones, Fans and Frrnch
'oks exquisite embroidery, few French caps, China
Autographs, in fine the large and tasteful assortment,
that, thanks 10 The philanthropy Of so many chimes and
countries, may be confidently expected at an Ant,S a
very Fair,
As sales generally 10 proportion TO the quantity
OF goods, any DONATION especially those suitable fol- the
dress OF Ladies aud Children, will he gratefully received
There will be Retreshmen Table, aud as a; this time
large attendance may be confidently expected, all ur
friends throughout the County earnestly requested to
contribute the necessary supplies. Pies Cake, Fruit,
Blanc mango Cream Preserves, Coffee, Tea Sugar,
&c will be most acceptable gifts. Upon the tried and
true friends of the shall DEPEND Tor this meas
uTt Of assistance.
As The season selected for the Fair will be probably
most delightful and the attractions of Worccser at that
time various trust that the friends OF the Cause lar
and wide will lcck ther, Grating their own en-
jnyments by labrs the service OF the hottest ct efforts
hat OF the emancipation OF the American Slave.
[Wl!l Ani>Savery Papers please copy j
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To DaguerreOtYpists.

THE subscriber cps constantly for sae FL tTES and
L CASES of all sizes and every description i'm use,
Preserver, Frames Mats, Glass, Paints Brushes Ger
man, and American Bomine, Iodine and Chloride of
Iodine, Mercury, Soda, Rotten Stone Chloride OF Gold,
Rouge SC. Every article sold will be warranted to be
of The first quality.
does advertise stock in larger quantities than ne dc
tualy has for sale. Purchasing larger titles,
having better facilities for buying experience in
selecting and being mined make this establish
ment the HEAD QUARTERS for Worcester County,
he subscriber will sell stock from foe 10 ten per cent
cheaper than IL be purchased any other place in This
City. Remember Ih;s nd call at
ADAMS ROOM, l42 Main street.
Worcester, July 26. dn
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DAGUERREOTYPES
TAKEN WITHOUT REVERSING

New Quick Camera in quarter the usual time,
AT I42 MAIN STREET
The subscriber has been induced by the great and literal
patronage he has received in Worcester purchase one
OF VOIGTLANDERS QUICK CAMERAS which is OF
an entire new construction, with which types CAN be
made almost instantly.
Daguerreoypes Of CHILDREN made with this Came
ra with astonishing periecI i1n and beauty.
Also received of gtiandeT'S Mammoth Cameras
constr ucted take types of Persons or Views
WITHOUT This Camera is of tUtce The S'ze
and p0Ue any other in 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 eXperie with the use OF large
SkyLigh the Cameras and every advantage Which
be mentioned, enables the subscriber TO make Nina
lures equal the best made by the first Al lists in Boston
or New York GFCall aud examine specimens before
engaging elsewhere.
II Daeuerreoty psts can find whole, half quarter and
medium Plates and Cases. and every article used in the
art constantly for sIle. CAMERAS Of every size iur-
nished at manufacturers prices.
May 10. dwtf GEO. ADAMS.