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The French RennhIie-

The sympahy @ warmly extended to tho new government of Francg, by he uniled States. during its hrst struggles, seems gradually diminishing. COn6dence In It's praeticabuisy, among people so peculiar and unsettled, seems lost; and the ncom. prehensibls attack upon Rome even among the Catholics Of this country has created deep indigna- ton. That a nation so fresh in the enjoyment of her liberties, and with the blood stains of Tevoiu ton scarcely dry on her streets, should attempt 10 force upon sister republic sovereign, and destroy her freedom tg re-estabishing the successor of a line of sOveresns seems strange aud uaaecountsble Yet French army Is DOW either hattering down the walls of te ancient city or wading through the blood of her citizens, to achieve her downfall as republic. Ttn latest teegraphic dispatches give the moarnful intelligence that Gen oudinot had possession of he outer wall, and that tho subaga- ton of the city was an event which could be looked for with certainty But Rome has at least shown her self worthy to be free by the glorious defense of her rights, and the bravery with which she has resisted her GaIiic invaders What the real object of France Is in the destruction of the republic and restoring the Pope to temporal dominion, has not yet been developed. t may have been solely for purpose of conquest; but it is much more likely that the gov ernment seized upon as an opportunity of ridding herself of strosbIesome, revolationisng dissatisfied portion of her population. No one beleves--as has been asssredthst solely for the preservation and advancement of the Catholic religion. That the Pope should have temporal power, is no more essential to the existence of Catholicism. than royalty in bishop of the Episcopal church In this country.
 l Another disastrous and infatuated movement has been made by the ministry of Louis Napoleon, in the suppression and destruction of several oppOsi- ton presses, with violence and without law. This is generally he first step taken in Paris to insure the overthrow of government and everything at presen, porttnds stormy outburst and political change character of which the wisest will not pretend 10 freteli The deepest interest is felt in the European news, and we hope that in our next we shall be able to lay before our readers the fate of Rome ana Louis Napoleon.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-07-31

KiLLED.-The Louisville Democrat says that, at St. Louis, the l4th inst, John Gross, a river man, was killed by being stabbed. The difficulty originated in house of iii faass. Two iourneymen printers have beea arrested as concerned in the matter, and on one of them was found a bloody knife
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Letter from Gen. Scott on the Annexation of
 Canada.
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.. a.. WEST PofNT, June 29, le49. My Dear Sir: The news from the Parliament of Great Britain, this morning, must think, increase the dscontent of our eighbors on the other side of the St. Lawrence and inc lakes not little; and that those disconients will in few years, lead 10 separation Of the Canadas. New Brunswick, &c., iroo, the mother country. seems equally probable. Win those provinces form themselves into an in- [ dependent Dation, or seek connexion with our ULonl | ihink the probability IS greatly ln favor oi the latter. In my judgment the interest of both sides would be much promoted by annexa'ion-the several provinces coming into the Union equal terms with oar present thIiy States. TBe fee navi gaton Of the St. Lawrence Is already of immense importance 10 psfhaps a third of our populations and would be of great value 10 the remainder. Afier anDexaon, two revenue cutters, below Quebec, would give us better security against smuggling than 30, ,900 custom house employees, strung along the line that separates from the British posses aions on our continent. 1 am well acquainted with that line, and know a great deal ot the interests and character ot the pfovIncias. Though opposed to incorporating with us any district densely peopled with the Mexican race, I should be most happy 10 ifaernZe with mort theTn and northeastern neigh bors.
 What may be the views of our executive govern ment on the subject know absolutely nohing; but think cannot in saying that two-ihirds of our people would rejoice at The incorporation. and the other third soon perceive its benefits
 Oi course dm eFpoStu 10 tny uitdfiHdHueu iHed- sures, on oar par, in favor of the msasure or any other act of bad faith towards Great Bntain Her good will, in my view of the matter is only second 10 that of ibe provineals themselves, and that the former would follow the aiter-eousderihg the present temper and condition of fCbrisiendom--can- not be doubted.
 The foregoing views have long been in the habit of expressing in conversation. give them 10 you for wha; they may be worth.
 Faithfully yours, WINFIELD SCoTT.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-07-31

IJoniy think of man being gu'hy 0' e's"' fo,ver;es which will send him 10 the Psniisnusss for one hundred and sixiy year,t The Norfolk f's) Argus totes the following case
 s.Tbe tial of Woodward was broego, 70 COS '.s' yesterday. before the Hus,'ngs % sour Oa oT % Sa,,' n;sh,'s durat;on There were 50 eases Of forgery nrsl,red against him. and the opinion ot the eou't nae aoapst bian on each ard every ease. aud se "% ss.nrs,ogly femanded 10 the circuit superior eoun ", T,riher trial. Should ke be indicted. eoaS'eisd' and sentenced in all the cases his term ci lnPrison, ment and labor in the peai'ehiia'y VIII s@Oam inc soormous period of If0 years, as. oy exp''is ,s'. inc shof,est time for which he can he seh- ,sneed in each case is two years. Tsis would ie- onire more than an ordihsry lifetime to eSns.@ msie. unless we could revive the day: oi mshs ,s ssIeh The defendant hss already passed Dis i0'us" year"
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IF MT. E. Anglefodt, formerly citizen of Bell vile, CHI and an officer in Col. Bissell's regiment in Mexico, has Jeff Chicago for Germany, intend ing to devote himself to the achievement of repub- lcan liberty in his father-land.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-07-31

l]- The following is said to be the rates of dinner bill furnished California pilgrim during short stay at Rio JsDeiro; Six eggs, $l2; one beefsteak SIP; radisbes $6; bread, sI2; one bottle wine si0 segars. sl,s0; coffee, Sl, milk for coffee, g. Total, S5g SO
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TT The New York Globe says: "The democracy of the whole State are desirous of presenting to their old enemies united iront end if that is effected the whigs will be so effeetuaIy beaten that they wiIi scarcely know where the blows come from.''
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o. Prof Page has succeeded in diving Napier printing press, in Washington with electro magnetic power. Congress has appropriated twenty thousand dollars 10 be expended in the perfection of this invention.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-07-31

6y- The Ohio Statesman says the wheat crop Il Ohio is enquestionabiy general failure, as well in Indiana.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-07-31

!, Rev, Dr. Ufold, who was elected Bishop of the Protestant Episcopal chosch of Indiana. by the annual consentoa recently assembled in Indianapo- lis. has accepted the appointment.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-07-31

Mas. GAIsEs.-T The important land case of Mrs Gen. Gaines, pending in the United States Cir cult Court, New Orleans, has been assigned for tria on the l2th of November next.
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gi- The cholera has made terrible havoc among the conviels in the Ohio pententiary. From the 20th of June to the 18th inst, eighty of them had died, and il had not yet ceased its work. One of the phy ysieans Dr. Gaed, fell victim his efforts to stay the destroyer.
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CHEAIcAL.--Dr. Eiet. we'll known as an emi- nent chemist, has offered to shayze the atmosphere where the cholera prevails. and the board of health have accepted his offer. The pbiIsnihropie doctor makes the anslyzaton at hs own expense, declining to receive any compensation.
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u' John g. Gallagher, of Virginia. and John c. Clark. of Nsw York. have been determined upon tor the offices of Thid and Sixth Auditor of the Treasury.
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FoR CALIyoRxn,-The mails are made up in Charleston, $ C., for Havana, on the lst and 18th of each month Al Havana they are made up monthly for Chagres and overland,
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PETER PEScE.--A Catholic citizen, writing in the Boston Republican, says that not one Catholic in a hundred has contributed one cent to the fund for the Pope, because of his attitade tOards those contending for civil liberty.
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01- The meeting of the Memphis convention, to take Int0 consideration inc Pacific ruiir0ad route has been RestpOued ton account of convection at St. LOuisl until Tuesday, the 2od of October next.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-07-31

D' Sweet oll rubbed over bedsteads and othe furniture is said to be preventive of bsd-bui breeding.
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CAoIERA.---For three days, ending the sih inst, there were sixteen deaths from cholera in Chicago Illinois.
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LITTLE ROCK ::

O. The river is at very Idgh stage at this place, but Is failing slowly.
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Annthar Fishermnn. !.

General Scott Is evidently fishing for the presi- deBcy. He was somewhat picqued that old Zack should have been preferred before him by his own party, but Scott had DO white horse; moreover, he had, "Once upon time very inccnsIderutely par taken of "a hasty plate of soup," and the people
 how unfortunate that the people do not forget such things) still remember how he whined about being sent to Mexico and at last made tracks for the Rio Grande with fire both 'Gn float aad rear" The General, however, is quite philosopher, and has adopted the old Scotch motto. "l bide my time" He is bent upon success, and since, like the mmor- tai Old whitey. he "never surrenders." finding he cannot carry his party by storm, he has commen- ced "breakiBg ground'' to clrcumvsut t, and the whole "gresa dynasty, " by regular approaches The
 frs. shot fired from his lines is letter upon the an- uexation of Canada. He goes in strong for annexa-
 cn, with the consent of the proper parties, if we csn,--if we can't; why annexation anyhow. How the times ehanged when great men seek the suf- freges of the people by playing fast iOose some- times pig and sometimes puppy" Gen Scott is a whig. an OIdfashioned federal whig, "dyed in the wool" It will ever be remembered that. not more than six years ago. when the iouestar State, having achieved her independence, sought place in our cOnsteiiation, the lcys furious against it; aa- nexatlon was to them hdeous, entirely inconsistent with the policy of our country and subversVe of the first principles of republication, ,-once intro- duced there would be no end of it. IaA little rbife, said they. these hotheaded, progressive dernoctcs will want to annex Canada aud Cuba. And they said rightly. Canada and Cuba will, when the pro- per lime arrives, become part of our Union; but il will be done by democratic administration. It is in vain that the whig party, or Gen. Scott, may attempt to steal our thunder, and forests us in . popular movement They may try to whitewash the old signboard but the head and tail of the whg lion will stick out They quite too fast ia truck ling to the popular taste. The bitterness with which they opposed the annexation of Texas, Is far from forgotten, and sold Hasty'' will have 10 bait his hook with some less gIaring apostacy.
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a1- The number of emigrsnts arrived s' Hs~ York during the el days preceding the ssh 'o''' averaged 1 ,o6s day, eE so,s4t al'oge'nes'
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a5- Ralph King, Esq, of New Orleans, has rs. ceived the appointment of Consul 10 Madrid
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

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Having given his attention Tor some years TO me tr,at
ment OF Chronc forms Of disease, offers his services 10
the nhced IN this and other New England Those
particularly who are affected with Scrolua, or any Cuta>
neous Er1plions, Rheumatism ruvel Disease OF the
Kidney or Liver; with Old Ulcers s. c. thai have
dehsd the treatment OF the best Old School practitioners
~ many cases we can radically cure, greatly relieve
we nave successfully treated numerous cases of White
tation recommended
Persons at distance, suffering under the above com
9l1lns, or any other Chronic Affection may consult us
ny letter, stating mnu,ey the sympI and history OF
me case. we can forward medicine and prescription by
Express Mail 'N" y
Those In the city wishing personal advice or prescrip
on NAV hnd us nj our Residence mud Olice M chm
ham Street, (lalely Division stu Voycester dNl0
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FACTORy no f.E,,r.

- TN SPENCER, table for Cotton Wooden
CD 4 Goods, other manufacturing or mechanical
uAA purposes. said Fac DRY is Situated the Centre
lage Of spencer, on a never failing stream of water
living sufficient power for operating 20 cotton looms and
preparation, than sufficient for set wooden
machinery. The hndn9 SO by 80 n. three stories and
attic nearly and rs>Iate order, with "a brest
Wheel with main drums and belts. Connected with the
abe We Dwelling House for two Tenements, and
seven acres Land.
Reference may be had 10 WARREN BAKER, Worcester
JAMES DRAPER, Esq, Spencer Of the Subscribers IN
Warren KNOWLES a SMILEY
lime ilA dwtf
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. i Kew ain Estate for Sale,
Ills valushle Estate is now Offered for sole ,
J lnrllIs Inn ..anrnl lail ~ .n.L ~. hnnnr-

MS valushe Estate is offered for sole
ssgE9 4 terms THAI fail SUIT IN chasess. Ii
$3.50 consists OF about sixty OF Land with ron
geneht buildings The water irnfn Turkey Hill Pond
runs through The centre OF said Farm, ann fills in cat.
lrar OF one hundred and twenty five feet 10 the distance
OF aoou 10 rods tornng one OF The bel Water Powers
in Worcester County.
There are now upon The premises three thorough bult
and substantial Rock Dams, with Gris Saw, Lathe and
shngle Mills, all in good running order. The Mill Pond
one mile m engt and extends from the road leadng
10 New braintree 10 that leading Barre Halt mile
above The Mill Pond is Turkey Hill Pond which is ;he
main reservoir For description of this Pond Lake
see Typographical OF Massachusetts,
From the best authority, and actual survey, would
announce To The public, that this Water Power is amply
sufficient 10 move in the aggregate five hundred Cotton
Looms with ali their attendant machinery, amount
u any other. The location is good and easy access
being miles from the City Hall in Worcester, on the
great thorough are through Faxlon Rutland, Barre Oak
ham, and New Branlree
The above has been surveyed plan and profile drawn
which may he by calling the subscriber those
he has The liberty 10 refer 1t will be sold whole
or in seperats privileges, may best suit purchasers.
For further particulars inquire Of the subscriber in
Neo Worcester, Hon Isaac Davis H0rcester-Alber
Curtis, Esq, Nee Worcester, -Thos. Bouomly Esq.
Leicfstr.A. b. Pike, Esp, Progidence, r. I,-Simon
c, Grout, Esq, Schenectady y. Y.,-Messrs. Pratt.
Downs & Scott, Worcsster,- Willard Snow, Esq, Par
ion,-Daniel Coburn, Esq, LOl0eu
New Worcester, Dec. 20, lS4s. dwtf
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Improved Washing Machine.

HsNpFOVed WaSh1ng Machine.
fTHErE celebrated Machines, for which | received a
= diploma at The Fair OF the Worcester Co. Mechanics
association are made at NJ CENTRAL STREET whers
orders may be addressed.
ne following is taken from the Editorial columns of the
opy;. " we haze had one OF Coyes's Washing Machines
~ use IN our family for several weeks pact and after
giving II fair Trial can recommend the bfst nachjne
ior ina peepose hat acquainted with Il Is moi
only great labor saving machine operates in such
manner as to ijure cnthes much than is done by
oneI ,ashng machines, or by The hand rubbing
gJPrice IS. Wmranted 10 please.
may ~ 02aw az FRANCIS GLOVES.
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FISH WARKET.

NO. IS FRONT STREET, WORCESTER,
AHERE can be found all the different kinds OF FIR ESIl
FISH the season affords from the NewYork Boston
natuerd New Haven; Norwich, New London, and Prov.
idence markets. such Cod Haddock Mackerek Haibut
Saad, BGss Black and Btnt Fish Salmon, &c together
WIN an assortment Of small Fish from Salt and Fresh
a'ers Also, all kipds Of SlIEL FISH from The above
places Also rImen OF Dried Smoked and Pfekjld
FisA, wholesale and retail.
N. Fsh bought at this market will be dressed in the
best and most fashionable ST, lie. and sent reasonable
distance free IF charge. Terms CASH.
" Cash paid for all Kinds of FRESH WATER FISK
april o.. N. G. SPRAGUE
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FARM FOR SALE.

hA FFNHE subscriber offers for his Farm situated
f.e about mile south OF Grafton centre, contain
4A ing about IS OF good Land well wateed-the
Bull Dss are in good conditonthe House is large and
convenient for families. with never failing we'll OF
excellent water the house--the Barn has been built
within few years. The Farm is divided into Pasture
Wood Land, Nov ing aud Iillage There is good Water
privilege on the Premises where dam be raised with
out flowing other premises. Said Farm will be sold low
and terms. For further information apply the
subscriber in Sutton centre, to Henry G PREnTICE
the premises. HENRY ID. HOWARD.
II Sutton, Dec 8. dWtf
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Drugs, Medicines, Perfumery, &c.
1 HAVE this week received the largest and
best assortment Of prags biedIciue, ps,,vmsrs
Tar BfusheF &C., ever offered 10 this varied and en-,
ightened community will be sold NE low as M
equal in quality, " not superior 8lf~,I,s5,sf A.
- Ws H.G. BATEs.M, ID. ,Apoi,ecary
HovS wsteodsw 12i2 Main st. cor. Pleasant.
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PATEMTS.
American and FOreigsl Office.
Agency for business with u. s. Patent OGice
W1SHfN GTON. A".*

I II
Agency for business with U. s. Patent OGice,
W4SHfN
No. 22 State Street, = Boston.
1910 the subscriber was appointed by the
Commissioner of Patents Agent Of the u. S.. Patent
Office in accordance with the 10Th Sec ofAc of's7.
Having relhqnished the Agency for transmission Of
them the Patent Once soherebyo patent may be PRO.
cured about sir WeeAs earlier he continues forward
mem Tree of expensetn prepare Caveats, Specifications,
Assignments, and all the necessary Papers and Drawings
ior Paients and TO render advice on legal and scientific
matters respecting the Parents secured in Europe
and other countries
Byapplcaion at this office, inventors saved the
time and cost Of journey Washington and delay there
,s well as all personal trouble obtaining their patents
Ihey also have the advantage oUgy6a exploiting their
INVENTIONS and OF consulting in respect to them matters
IN general II paramount Importance in order to obtain
correct specifications and claims TIE experience ofsiE
ee years. prnctce extensive collection Of works.
decisions &C.. mechanical subjects, the Patent Laws
ard patents Of d-rept countries, collected at much
pense during the long time this Office has been established
together with here kept of inventions patented
at Washington enable the subscriber to afford 10 inventors
DESTROYS d procuring Patents assistance and information
which In other respects might lie lificnl OF att ainment
r. II. EDDY. Sofic tor Of Patents.
WASHINGTON, JuIy II, Is49.-Dpring the
II EDDY, Esq Of Boston, dit business q the Patent Of
Nee solicitor for procuring Patents. There few,
any, persons acting IN that capaciy VINO mad so much
c0nduc ed II with more skill, fidelity and success re-
gard Mr. Eddy Of the best nforme and ski>
full Patent Solicitor In the United Hlaes and have
hesiutonn assuring invent .hal they employ
person more competent and Trustworthy. and emp
able Of putting their applications in form tor
them early aud favorable consideration the Patent
O6iee, M1l6tt EDMUND BURKE, e
Late Commissioner of Patents.
Boston. Sept !, 1919. 4, a, s..ta-4 ewly &eod
Mutual Life Insurance Company N
sAassA OF BALTIMORE. ssi-es - ~
yNe,n England Branch, rs Doane ST.. 4Bosten
Geo. M. ChaiyyilI, General 1gentJor ~ England.
ataea e suB-AoEscy or WORCESTER mAss,#e ssh 9s
Geo. M. Prentiss, ESQ.,, Probate ONCE. AoENr.
SAMUEL PLACE, M. H.. Examining Fbystc an.
Local Board eE Trustees for New England Byamch
DANIEL DEsHor Pre- idenf-C. r. Adams, Rev'd 9. X
Lcthrop, EphrAim Lombard, John schouler Col. william
sehouer, Col. N. A. Thompson Thomas Groom, William
w. Warrtniafh s4a3fI '8 af4f44 III sias ~
H Fandy suicentto meet the expested losses of THU
Brunch from its present business New
England, under The supervision of the Lpcai Bonrd or
Trustees, ny whom the securities are holden and the
same will he done from month TO month hereafter. q
Per osbe-. 2sf GEO. M. CHALWfLL,s,a
Aug l54s. sasfss Iydaaw susI Gsasrai lgsnfs
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Farm for Sale.
IRON PLAlNElsS FOR SALE.

IRON PLANNERS FOR SALE.
ESlTCH s. JONES have on hand Iron Plane
ing Machines; TWO of Is feet with trip motion COM
1ete and Two of feet, without the trip motion. The
above machines and built of the best materials
and workmanship, and will be sud low for cash ap
proved cTedit--ihey may he seen ut FouRdery. a
b. We con'inne ia make all kinds OF CASTINGS
In IRON asd BRASS in general USE and warranted to
give satisfaction. Orders solicited. - fs3asfss-
Worcester, July 2l.sfN du
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CALIFORNIA

OUNCE the news by the last Ste 4mpr. The PATENT
= DEEP WATER, RIVER BE D, Cobb BoI,Ep. need
Only hc named e bring gold hunters iothe F,.l- n,
California Depot, ii Park Row. NJ. YorL.
20 buy ~ Tor SIS. Those who want thsm ~ ,.hn,s.i
must give iew days notice Also the Patent. wonder
wofkns, God Savine, dSH Fan, warrsn,ed 70 wash
for 81 A ARN0I n ,,irgp., I'h'
W." A1'ss wy " H. DIV
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Notice to Boot Manufacturers.
THE subscriber kaying taken sbop over Springs
Store, corner Of Main and soufsbsidge Sta e pre
Jared to TREE BOOTS by the ~ or pair. at short
notice. Having been constantly employed for ave years
ast in Treeing Boots most Of the Tin Calf and Rip,
confident giving satisfaction oil those who With
81. services. OLIVER r. sTEBBINs.
Worcester, 0stsA I10 81 4, 81 -dH
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RUIl.DING LOTS,
HOUSE LOTS FOR SALE.

House, Barn, Shop and Land for Sale,
"a DLEAsANTLY situated about halt mile from
sfa the center Of BoyLsTos, aud about miles from
GSSW ocester. The place capt1ins six acres of first
rate Land well stocked with grated Fruit Trees House.
Barn, AID shoemakers shop, and good well of water
= viii ne sold low For particulars, inquire Of JOHN
FARWElL Sui t. We're. Poor Farm HENRY E. WAR
Rem Shrewsbury, or the subscriber at The Spy OFFcE
Worcester, Aug II. JAMES L. ESTEY
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For Snfe,

EOF S3REes
"a A TWO story dwelling House, situated on Salem
fsA IA st Said house is so by % feet, with wood
sl shed and other convenicnces. The lott 66 feet by
a. convenient for large small family, and consider
able fruit the premises For further particulars inquire
Of ALVAN ALLEN, l6 Trumbull st.
Worcester, sIly Il. l5iS. DIFF.
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WANTED.
ROnrders Wanfes
BOarders Wanted

TWO Gentlemen and Gentleman anl his Wife can b.
accommodated with Board by applying at 81 soUrH
BRIDGE ST. diff Sept %.