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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-11-29
KEEP 1T BEFORE THE PEOPLE

That Benton is Wilmot Provisoist. The
proof is:-First, The Southern States SO re.
gard him. Second, The Northern States
claim him as such. Third, Girard Robin.
son, OF Howard county asked him il he
would vote against the Provso. FIs on.
swered, Il make no pledges-l give no
bonds" Fourth, A gentleman OF Platte
county asked him the same question. His
answer was, you have no right TO ask me
any such question" Filth, Col. Hencock,
Of Green county, asked him the same ques.
lion, and he refuses TO answer it! SIKH
The same question was asked him by Dr.
Lowry, OF Howard county. and he refused tc
answer it! Seventh, The same QUESTION wa.
asked him in Pike county, which he as usual
refused 10 answer. Eighth, MIR. Kenne,t. il
substance, asked the same question in 81
Louis but he met with no better success. -
Eight different efforts, made by eight severa
gentlemen, al eight different points in tn
State, failed-utterly failed-lo bring The
old man 10 his k!-Mctropolitam.
Col. Benton has certainly been dog
ged enough, and acted doggedly enough
over this subject, TO justify the conclu
sion Of the metropolitan, that he lis .
Wilmo, Provisoist." Tha, he believe.
Congress possesses the power 10 ex
cludc slavery from its territories. there
is no doubt. But that he will vote
against The exercise Of that power, u:
applied TO our territories lately acquir.
ed from Mexico, we believe equally
certain. He comedies the power, bu
when it comes 10 applying il to New
Mexico and Califol nia, he will vote
agains, the Wilmot Proviso in every
shape il can be presented. This is oul
prediction. and we call upon the Metro
polilan TO mark ii. He will vote agains
the Proviso, and with his votes in bis
hands, he will hold his opponents re
sponsible for the charge. when he re-
turns to The State mex, spring. This
will uprrip one side of the anli-plalform
and will leave them nothing 10 stand
upon but his appeal, and the next can
vass will turn upon the sentiments o.
, he so.callcd Jackson resolutions; a
least SO far as the two factions Of the
democratic party are concerned.
This position. which we think Col
onel Benton will assume, will give him
strength, and make the next canvass
an exceeding y-warm one. Ii is 10 be
hoped the wings will form no alliance
with either party, but from congress Ia
constable, lei them fight il out over their
own candidates.
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DUEL.-M. Theirs, the celebrated
French historian, and a Red Republi-
can, by the name Of Donbs Bixio ex-
changed shots without harming each
other, few days before the sailing Of
the last steamer. The cause of the
meeting seems TO have been the asser.
ton Of Bixio in the Assembly, tina, he
had heard Theirs say, that the election
of Louis Napoleon would be a disgrace
to France. A cartel instantly passed.
the parties. with their friends, drove to
the Bots de Boulogne, and exchanged
shots ut twenty PAGES; and then they
drove back unframed 10 the chamber
10 hear the conclusion Of the debate
the whole affair consuming less than
half an hour-commencing al four in
the afternoon and the bellgerenis being
hardly missed from their seats"
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RIVER--NAVIGATlON.

The river is in an unusual good stage
for The season, there being some ten
feet wafer in the channel Last year
navigation closed on the gath Of No.
vember. Now-29lh-there are sew
eral boats above, and those that have
passed down this week expec, 10 return
again.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-11-29

HEAVY RAMA very heavy rain
fell last Saturday and Saturday night.
Several buildings in course of erection
in this place, were considerably dam.
nged. The bridge across the Chair.
ton, just above the town of Old Char
iton, was carried of by the rise in the
river. We also learn that one Of the
bridges between Fayettc and Roche
port was washed down. The bottoms
Of the Charlton and Grand river are
inundated. The rain was one of the
heaviest for a number Of years, and
raised the river opposite this place some
eight feet.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-11-29

INDIcTED.-H. b. Branch, Editor Of
lha Lexington Journal, was indicted al
the November Term Of the Lafayette
Circuit Court, for publishing libel on
the Hon. JAS. III BIRcn Tho Editor
says the Evidence and the arguments of
counsel will all be published in pamphle,
form. If all the Democratic papers in
the State have not laid themselves liable
10 similar prosecution, large portion of
the democratic leaders ought to be in
the penitentiary.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-11-29

Maj. Emory, of The U. S. Topo.
graphical Engineers, warded his
resignation to Washington, on hearing
oflhe appointment of Col. Fremon, as
Commissioner TO run the boundary line
between Mexico and the U. States. in
place of Coz, Weller, removed
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-11-29

THE CHILDs TRIAL.--This trial is
still progressing. The testimony on
the part Of the prosecution was closed
last Friday, al noon. The testimony
Of the defence, we suppose, will not
consume so much time. We shall
probably know the result by our M xr
issue. We have examined the ,estimo
ny. from day to day, and find nothing 10
sustain the Indictment, n ...f......
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-11-29

"The very polite and accommo-
dating Clerk of the Highland Mary.
has our thanks for late ST. Louis papers.
Such favors are always valuable, but
Wien we get no mails, as i.now the case,
are doubly SO. The Highland Mary vii
be down TO morrow or ncxtC,lay, and
passengers who want to fare well. and
be "put through" should be in readiness.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-11-29

U Congress meets on Monda;.
The approaching session will be enc of
unusual interest, it being the frs, sess
ion under the new administration.
Prcsiden, Taylor's first message will
be looked for with unusual interest.
Now is a favorable time TO subscribe
for a paper, and we call attention TO
our terms. Make up your clubs and
send in the names and money in time
10 get Taylor's first message.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-11-29

New Posr OFFIcEs--MiSSomi.-
North Fork, Ozark, Co., w. G. Hump
rey, Summerville, Boone Co, David
Jacob, Walnut Hill, Buchanan Co. r,
Jesse, Fairfield, Benton Co, +. J. Bish-
op, Fredericksburg, Usage Co., liza Z,
Tatum.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-11-29

~ Circuit Court commences al
Fayelte on Monday next. when we
hope to meet many Of our old friends
and renew friendship by settlement
of accounts,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-11-29

"Capt. II. J. Hall arrived at 81.
Louis last week. direct from CaIfur-
MIA. lie left ST. Joseph on The 18Th of
last June, making the trip in about
FIVE months. lie expects to return
soon.
Mr.. J. s. Robb, who went out ms
correspondent of the Reueille. has also
returned. He comes home to get a
printing office, for the purpose of es-
,ablishing paper nt the new seat Of
government Of California--Puebl, San
Jose.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-11-29

"The meanest thing white man
can be guilty of Except taking news
paper and NOT paying for il,) is TO 60
into a crowd Of gentlemen putting the
stump" of common cigar. A good
Havana is scarcely bearable, bot when
il comes 10 common" which has been
lighted and re.lighied-ugh'
nrThc steamer Haydce passed IN
Yesterday morning. We are indebted
10 The Cieikfor late papers
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GIL A = q d w, Mo.
Howard EMrGRANrs.--Tuesday'

HOWARD EMfGKANTS.- - UesUuy 5
mail brought letters from mos, Of The
California emigrants, who went from
about Faye,te. They had all arrived
safely, were well, and generally hunt.
ing gold, in which they had been toler.
ably successful. We have not seen
any of the letters, but would be pleased
to make such portions of any of them
public, as would be of interest 10 the
community. 800.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-11-29

the said parallel Of forty two degrees north
latitude, extending one marine league into
the sea, from the southern to the northern
boundary, and including all the bays, hor-
boIs, and islands adjacent to the said coast;
and thence eest from the said coast, al lati
lude forty two degrees NORTH upon and along
that parallel Of latitude to the place Of begin,
ming" -
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-11-29
MARRIEp.-In Newtown, Wisconsin
by Rev. J. Graves, M. p. It. Graves to
Miss C.. Graves.

Tho graves, It's said,
Shall yield their dead.
When Gabriel's trumpet shakes tho skies!
Bnt if God please,
From GrGres like these,
A dozen little souls shall rise!
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-11-29

The following is a complete list of
the officers Of the California Conven.
ton:
President Robert Semple.
Secretary-W. G. Marcy.
First Asst Secrelary-Caeb Lyon.
Second Asst Secrerary-J. G. Field,
Translator-W. P. E. IIaHnell.
Asst Translator enrique Henrquez.
Reporer-J. Ross Browne.
Serleant al.arms-B. S. Houston.
Clelks-J, E. Durivsge, J. S. Robb, J.
Howe.
Doork eeper--Cornel.us Sullivan.
The pay OF the officers per day as follows:
Secretary, s29 Asst lnterP, S24
Asst do. % Chaplain, It
Eeng. Cl'ks, 20 Sej't>sl,arms. 2.
Copying CIk's, IS Doorkeeper, /:
Interpreter, 70
The members voted themselves $40 day
and the President $25.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-02-08
Particular Notice,

VIE Impression having gone abroad TO considerable
extent that The subscribers have connection in bust
ness with concern just ed in this city hearing
the surname OF of firm, take this opportunity
TO inform friends and customers that we have no inter
est in the business transactions OF any individual beyond
the limits own Store
We would here take occasion express gratitude
for the very liberal patronage extended to Establish
ment for the past four years by friends and the public
generally and beg to that efforts for the future will
be to cherish the good will of all who do business with u.s.
by being remss in nothing which will tend their advan
tage either in system OF doing business the pur
chase of our Goods
OF our stock will only say that shall all times
keep good an assortment Of Goods in line any
concern out of the larger cities, and trade being
fined almost exclusively to the sale of HOSIERY,
GLOVES, and all the small usually kept in a
First Glass Thread Store, with facilities of buying
always for CASH we do not hesitate TO say that prices
will be UNIFORMLY Low.
We particularly invite you to continue patronage
at our Old Established Stand, No. 4 Merchants Row
Jan 10. dtf CLARK & SANFORD
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ADAMS
Premium DaguerreOtype Sky Light
GALLERY,
No. I42 Main Street, Worcester
2,nd oInna- nrfh z L Hnrnn1 4. Hn.a


End door north B. l.. Harden q Co.'S
A SILVER MEDAL AND DIPLOMA awarded to
n this Establishment at the late Mechanics Fair,
Dguerreotypes of the first quality which unanimous
Iy decided by The Committee Pine Arts" to the EST
collection of Daguerreotypes offered for competition and
examination at said Fair.
Here Art triumphant, attention claims;
Here life seems speaking from hundred frames
Bellies, Merchants Statesmen hrOng The pictured walls,
Each face each form its living type recalls
Features. complexion, attitude, attire,
BeauIy's soft smile and Manhood's glance of fire,
Truly reflected from the FURNISHED plate
Astonshed Life with IFS own duplicate
Think not these portraits by the sunlight made,
Shades though they are. will like a shadow fade,
No when the lip Of flesh in dust shall lie
When Deaths grey film oerspreads the beamiDg eye
ADAMS life like pictures knocking at decay,
VIII still be fresh and vivid to-day
Mr. A. has recently received Voightlander German
Camera of the largest size, and enlarged his SKY LIGHT
go that four times the size Of any other Wor-
ceSter, is enabled to take in cloudy well pleasant
weather, Groups Of from 10 80 persons with even
light and shade ali the figures, which is obvious
not be done with side light. Pictures put up in Lockes
and Cases M every description from the cheapest morocco
the richest and most magnificent Tokens and Leaflets,
with silver gold cas Also, large plate Pictures, put
Hp in Splendid Frames for Paror ornaments.
Particular attention paid making Daguerreotypes Of
SMALL CHILDREN Call andexamine large collec-
ton of specimens. diff Feb8.
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For San Francisco, California

K FENHE last sailing, copper astehed and ehppered
NSE$N L ship FERAX, WILLIAM STACY, of Mar behead
master, t1ilE sail on or about the first of March
Being fitted expressly for the accommodation and conven-
ience ofpaseneers those DESTROYS OF comfortable
sage apply State-roous planned for the
purpose of accommodating six personsquite desirable
object for small partieswhere they be by themselves
Stores in abundance will be supplied, good as the
mar ket affords, with cooks and stewards well qualified
for their duty. Abundance OF water in wholesome casks,
will furnished and every reasonable preCaution taken
TO ensure sale md pleasant passage.
n The master is experienced seaman, moderate
and unassumng For passage and further particulars
ply to CAPT GLOVER BROUGHTON, Agt at "a Long
Wharf or to COL. NATHANIEL FORD, corner State
and Devonshre Streets, OTIS Buildings.
Boston, Feb z. dw2wis
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80 CALIFORNIA-(Spccial NOtice.)

Z
SRa4AH TNHE elegant coppered and copper fastened
SSSstaassssEs i Ship FRANCES ANN, Capt. THOMAS A !.
SEYMOUR, commander, lying the end OF Long Wharf,
BOSTONwill leave for San Francisco, positively. (having
her passengers already engaged in two weeks or
by the 18th February This ship has height OF eight
feet between decks and is oil the comfortable and
convenient ships that has sailed from this port.
few hundred tons Of heavy freight such Nails, Iron,
Steam Engines for the navigation of the Sacramento an
its tributaries (and which very much wanted) will be
taken on board offered Immediately One or two cee-
brated Surgeons will 60 cut in this ship.
Apply, without delay at 1888 State Street, Boston, 10
G. B. CHADWICK, but especially TO the master,
who is only OF the best captains who have been
the North West Coast but is also, accomplished gen.
eman and who will fail 10 make every passenger
comfortable and happy.
Passengers rnm the country may rely that this ship
affords opportunity, the party board will be
select and Of the best character Cor not eceved and they
may at once (as it will great deal of rouh) paw
their passage money the Captain board and mark
their berthe, and then they will be of the
Boston, Feb q 1849. distf
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Farm for Sale,

a.. CtITUATED in the south part OF GRAFTON, 2 miles
90 = from the CENTRE aud mile from the Wilkinson
RsAa. ve Depot of the Providence and Worcester Rail
Road. Said Farm contains 10 Of good Land well
divided into Moving Pasturiug and Wood Land, and is
excellent Hay Farm with sarge and convenient buildings
on the same Good and durable water is conveyed the
house and barn part Of the purchase money may
main II desired of years For further particu
lars inquire OF E. r. BODICE, the premises, or HAIR
VEY DODGE, Wilkinsonve.
Grafton Feb 6. Sw"
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New DaguerreOtype Gallery.
GILMORE & ALREE,

HAVING fitted up the large md commodlous Room,
Ii 236 Main Street, (Paines BlOck,)
Horace Ayres Grocery Store, formerly occupied by
Miss lien School Room would respectfully inform
The public that they prepared TO take DAGUERREO
TYPE MINIATURES OF the different sizes, and supe
ror appearance, aud finish the onable
terms. With German Instruments the first quality,
and very superior light, they warrant their Pictures
be equal if not superior any produced in this city
elsewhere and having had extensive experience the
business they confident of giving satisfaction those
who may favor them with their patronage.
They wish it distinctly understood that person is X.
pected take Picture from their Room unless they
perfectly satisfied with its lite like appearance well
superior finish. VIM. H. GILMORE,
Feb ]. dt A. p ALBEE
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Daguerreotypes for rs Cents.

s WILLIAMS, the proprietor of the CITY
formerly occupied by A. Morse, in WATTS BLOCK, No
SO Main Street, nearly opposite the EAGLE HoTEL
and fitted them up with new and ENLARGED LIGHTS,
arranged and perfectly adapted the business is prepared
TO execute Doguereoype Licensees superior 10 those
taken or exhibited any other establishment in Worces
This is the only place in this City where first
DGguerreotype be obtained tor SeUent fue Cents
Notwithstanding the advertisements to the contrary by
Boys who employed to clean plates at certain other
establishment, the proprietor of which has the past
seven OF eight months been floating upon the reputation
OF another III fist.
The object this advertisement is to inform the public
where they procure Daguerreoype for the above
price, executed by skl Artist, instead of being made
subjects for the prGftice of INEXPERIENCED YOUrHs
Worcester, Jan T. diff
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DIR. Id. H. RLOOD.


6Yisyzz5 Proposes to resume the Practice Of Medt-
vi cine, so far relates to the treatment oil
the Diseases Of Children, which arise from
difficult denton Ii is fact that most of the Irregular
ties and consequently many Of the defects OF the second
set of teeth, causei by mismanagement during the
eruption aud even before the appearance OF the first teeth
The practice of Dentistry several years past, has
made the principles and process Of denton also the
irritations resulting from it familiar and therefore an ap~
propriate department OF practice
Apply at 1870 Main Street, at House.
The subscribers have formed coRnexion In the bust
of Dentistry, which will be continued at the Old
Stand 100 Main Street, o. ii. BLOOD, M. ID.
Sept. 22-tf CD. COOK, M. ID.
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DISSOLUTION.

THE copartnership heretofore existing under the firm
Il OF PRATT, DowNRs & SCOTT, is this day dissolve by
mutual consent The outstanding affairs of the late firm
will be settled by WIN. w. PRATT and VIM. A SCOTT,
who will continue the Auction and Commission BUSH es
under the firm of PRATT q SCOTT.
WM w. PRATT
SIDNEY DOWNES,
WIN. A. SCOTT.
Office No. 1855 Main Street.
Worcester Jan 20, l649
P.S. PRATT & SCOTT take this opportunl-
y to to the public that they will hold themselves
readiness to attend to AUCTION SALES of Personal
Property and Real Estate in any part of Worces
ter County, at short notice. Ao solicit consign of
all kinds OF property. Office, No l55 Main Street
WIN. W. PRATT,
Jan. 90, 1e49 dwtf WIN. A. SCOTT.
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no RE LEASEn.

Sa THE subscriber wishes TO lease for one or more
E:R \ years, building situated at MILLvILLE, in
s biackstone, directly upon the Providence and Wor
ceser Railroad. The Building is Is by IS feet, with
stories ana an attic All the supplied with
permanent Water Power Il Is excellent location for
Flaming Machine, Shuttle Works, Turning shoP.& &c
Within three and half miles Of its location there is IS
much water power as there il in the City of Lowell
Waterford, Jan IS. dSw WELCOME FARNUM.
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G1Y The good and substantial copper, fastened
aud coppered ship FERAX is being fitted up on the north
side OF wharf Boston, 10 take in passengers for he gold
REGION California Her accommodations are TO very
superior character State Rooms being erected for the
comodaon of six passengers each, that companies or
associations of six twelve eighteen, passengers
can be Accommodated and entirely by themselves if they
may choose, except at meals.
A meeting will be held the CENTRAL HOTEL,
worcester, FRIDAY EvgNIEG, Feb g. o'clock, to lay
before gentlemen whonay be interested this all absorb
ing enterprise the character Of ship Ferax her accomoda
tons, &C. &C. Capt. N BrOnghtOn, of Boston, old
and experienced ship master will be present and make
such explanations as the company may desire TO hear
Feb. 6. wltd3t
BONNET STORE, Stock AND STAND, FOR
SALE IN WORCESTER. If a sale be effected
within two weeks, the subscribers will sell their
Stock and Stand in Waldo Block, Worcester. AS
Oak Hall is to Boston, so is Waldo Block to Wor-
cester, and in point of trade this Store has not its
equal in the State. Bonnets, Ribbons, &c., are
sold by US to dealers in almost every town in the
County, and our retail trade is frst-rate bust
ness of ITSELF The Store is spacious, 10 feet by
20, and basement, with bonnet pressing appara-
tus, all in order.
~ None need apply that have not heretofore
shown some business capacity, as we are DESTROYS
that the present reputation OF the store should be
sustained. ISAAC H. UPTON & Co.
Worcester, Jan 49, l849.
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TN' Lei.

sma 4 STORE, In Hardings Block on Front Street.
fsssA N Also The SHOP occupied by the subscribers
1l for the manufacture Of Boots and Shoes in Bowen,s
Block on Main 81. Possession given Immediately
G. & r. WHITE.
Also-several TEN EMENTs TO LET. Inquirc Or
Feb ). CHARLES WHITE,
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THE SICK MANS FRIEND.

DIR. A. ID. GOULETT, son OF the cefebrated
Indian Doctress Mrs. RICHARDSON, and Reformed PJGc-
aioner of Medicine, having dissolved partnership with
Dr. Provost, of the late firm ofDrs Goulet Provost by
mutual consent continues his practice heretofore at his
Old Office No. 227 MAIN STREET, left hand, up stairs,
the Store of G. G. Clapp.
DR. Gouett in practice, uses nothing but Vegetable or
Botanic Medcnes-and can be consulted at his office at
all hours of the day, from in the morning in the
evening; and all other honrs he be found at his
Boarding Place, United States Hotel.
DR. G.. takes this occasion to say, that he feels grateful
for the he has received from his friends and patrons
in the extensive practice he has enjoyed since his resi-
dence in this city, and he trusts he shall merit continu.
ri their patronage and friendship by mis- services and
well directed efforts in their behalf.
Octl9 DIFF A. D. GOULETT.
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CHLOROFORM.

DIR HARRIS, l54 Main Street, is prepared TO Extract
Teeth WITHOUT pain by the use this recently discovered
substitute for Ether-CHLoROFORM.
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TIE Let.

TO Let.
Ia FTNHE undersigned offers lei for term of years.
fSIAA l. BUILDING at Quinsigamond Village, with
4 water power sufficient for driving machinery Of
Blind and Sash Machine Factory for other business
not requiring very great water power
FOR SALE. He offers, also, for sale the entire
MACHINERY for manufacture Gt PAPER in said build
ing on the most favorable terms.
Mr. H 5. WAsHBURN, at the Rolling Mill, will give the
necessary information, or CHARLES WASHBURN.
Worcester, Feb S. diff
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Partner Wanted.

A GENTLEMAN now engaged in safe and profitable
n cash business. wishes partner with capital OF $4,000
ANY having that amount 1T their command and dis
posed personally to attend to business will please address
L r. G., Box 1872 Worcester Post Office, under their own
signature and an interview then be had with the ad
verse. dwistf Jan
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u ROSS'S XpreSS forward all sorts OF par
GELS and small through direct, the Worcester
Rail Road to Newport, Fail Rver, Bristot and Harren
n wifi
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L. /. II. PREVOST

L.. l.. J. PROVOST.
FRENCH BOTANIC PHYSICIAN AND
SURGEON, Office and Botanic Depot over BARKER &
EsTABRooKs STORE UP STAIRS LIST door on the right,
O13dtf 227 Main Street, Worcester.