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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-12-21

The GEORGIA " EsTERN AND ATTAIN
TIC RAILEoAD.-Tais liberal and noble
enterprise Of the State of Georgia. in her
State capacity, is fast speeding to a com
Ipletion. The er at tunnel, about 1880
/ feet through the solid sand stone of Tun-
mel Hill, has entirely perforated the
mountain, and daylight broke through i
for the first time on the 3lst ultmo. The
cars now run up within seven or eight
miles of Chattanooga, aud in less than
two weeks the read vii! be completed to
/ that place. The perloration OF HE tun
mel, or rather the finishing stroke Of thal
great work, Is thus described
The great masterpiece, of work the
/ Tunnel, which has been the subject Of 50
much speculation, is rapidly drawing ia
a completion. The two parties of work
men, operating from the opposite sides Of
the mountain, met on Friday last with
clash together Of their pick axes and
shoycls, when 4 general shout was raised
+ loud and deafening. We understand
that party of young gentlemen and la.
dies made a trip through this subterrane.
an passage on Monday lsat So the
Tunnel viii be completed and ready for
use about the first of Observation-Disclosures
earlier"
The tunnel above mentioned runs
through the mountains between Dalton
and the Tennessee river.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-12-21

Hoas.-The business of hog slaughtering
commenced at the pork house last Moniay,
and IS now going on brishls. Mr.. Thomas
Quisley, the principal buyer in this market.
has purchased about 1000 hogs at saI24.
dividing on > Il lbs Bowling Green Intclli-
senccr.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-12-21

MURDER OF DR.. PARE5TAN.-The mvs-
FERROUS murder in Boston has, says the
Wisconsin. naturally aroused every eff
fort TO trace out the cause of the assas-
sination Of a gent eman who was distin
euished for his beneyoIence. respectable
connections, upright character and great
wealth. Professor WEBSTER has been ar
rested on suspicion. The following is re-
ported as the animag which may have
actuated him in numbering DT. Parkman.
1t appears THAT Parizman held mort
gage on the property Of DR.. Webster foT
FIVE hundred dollars On the day of his
disappearance and murder, the mortgage
had expired, and he left his office, saying
he was going to Or. Woh~ter's to get the
money. and then 10 the Recorders Office
The fact that he did not visit the Record
er's office, fixed suspicion on DR., w and
a search, which resulted IN his arrest and
suspicion of baing the murderer
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-12-21


SiIPWEEs 81 letter received here hy
the Courier from Capt Marshall. from Mas
sau, states that on tie 25th of October last.
whilst blowing fresh, an American shin ran
ashore on Gingerbread Ground, wteckcrs
went TO her assistance, Lut their aid was re-
fused. They asked the vessels name. when
the captain answered that ..he was Scotch hv
name aud Scotch by na.ure,'' aud warned
them 10 keep o3, ati not come aboard. He
had thrown overheard great quantity Of the
cargo, consisting OF dry goods, oarriagrs ard
harness. cheese. iiqEor.ce, shoes. hats. &c.
to the value Of ,sl5, 900 Many &c the goods
were picked up by tle wreckgrs and carried
ashore. 1t was believed that the vessel he
longed 10 New York.
] he brig Curhoe was ashore The Brit
i~h bark previously reported ashore. was ihe
Iron Queen. The brig Ann liza parke,
has sailed fot New York.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-12-21

HERoINE--At a railroad depot in Boston.
few days ago, a lady from Maine having de-
tected a thief picking her pocket, seized him
and held iIim firmly until policeman arri-
we'd.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-12-21

HEARTH OF ST. LouIs.-The total
number of deaths IN St. Louis, according
70 the returns made 10 the Register, for
the week ending last Mondry, was 42-of
which ID were under tiye years OF age.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-12-21
RUSSIA AND THE U>ITED STATES.

RUSSIA AND THE UNITED STATES.
The following views n, car5iug the entente
Coriiaie existing between this country and
Russia, are taken from Ike L'Assemblec Ma
uuna}e OF Paris:
" For Il long time raSt the Americans wish j.
ed TO possess a staJiog in the Mediterranean,
and have several times made propositions,
both 10 the Greek Government Of the Otto
man Porte. 10 purchase one or two Islands
as ports Of entry and Foadstcad. The gov
eminent of the Union fell, Ike all other mar
thine powers that hencefnrth aII great naval
questions VIII lie decided in the Mediterra-
mean, and Therefore II Wishes a fixed position
there. IN this project the United States are
Sustained by Russia. wl o is aware Of The i'm
portauCe that maritime alliance With Amer
lea would be 10 her in case of war with En-
gland Some day as t!le rrice Of this alliance.
the Cabinet of 81. Peter~burgh viii crde TO
them some fragments suatched from Turkey
in the midst Of the Greek nsurreCti0n. There
IS nothing SO Perse vefiug as the policy Of the
successors Of Catherine the most intimate
relations exist between them and the L S Of
North America
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-12-21

The receipts OF the Baltimore aud Ohio
railroad iar oclahtT last, were St5I.St2 -S.
Ia 1913. $3.50 .cQ1.C7. Iact>asc- $50. ee5. 2I
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-12-21

"a Oar thanks are due 10 Senator Donor
for the the Patent reports fer 1873.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-12-21
TARIEE OK INN

Our readers 0ill discover from the follow
ing article from the Galena Gazette, that the
miners in that vicinity are about petitioning
Congress to raise the duty on lead. This is
subject which should deeply interest every
man in the mining region, and we trust that
a similar move VIII be made by the citizens
Of this place. Let the duty on this article be
raised sufficiently high 10 keep foreigners
from Cutting our markets At prices far below
what the western miners can afford to pro-
duce i, for, and We shall all very soon see tie
good etFectit will produce.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-12-21

AcoUIrrAL OF CHLDs.-The trial of
Chllds, for embezziemenf, resulted in his
almost immediate acquiltal by the Jury.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-12-21

F ~ HOW - pings LlteliTg IN relation 10 hITu
Taxes. prevents taeir appearance this week.
They shall appear in cur next.
-'~~~~~e-~~7--@s~0~~~-@-7-~-
MORE CONFIRMATION.-Our agent
at Mur4sT..le, L.. writes US:
AIAEEsYILLE, May Q. 1913
Naszr=. ScarisIe s. Mgad-G Gents | send
yoH letter from Or. Bu.anv. graduate of
medicine. and one ofour most skiIlul phys
icjans, tesfityinG 90 the remarkable effects of
Nistar's Baisam in his own practice. He
stands high among the profession here, and
has very extensive practice.
(Sizned) 6 a. STEPHENS.
Dear Sri promised 10 inform YOU Of the
result ofmy trial Of Wis-ar's Basam Of Wild
Cherry upon Mrs, w. II relieved her
cough; and her general health was so much
improved that she faHcird herself entirely Gu
red and caaEory % uzy G9riee, she discoutau-
ed the use OF II, asd ai other remedies. and
re-com9euced her singing in the Catholic
Church. The Censs queace ofthis was. a re-
turn Of splitting blood. She IS now, however
using The Baisam again, aud is recovering I'M
der the use Of Is. The Balsam was also used
twice IH Mrs. ii IS family fr Group. with the
faD7'cst rrsu.f. Once, in q very violent case.
which ! am informed was relieved in a few
hours after ;aijrZ ti3'ee tsoses. The other q
hy taking oue dose. Before writing YOU far
Their, ! wish TO Try This medicine in other ca
ses, and otl&rPa'ieuts.
Signed Is. ECBA%H. NJ. D.
t. Positively more genuine unless signed
Henry Wistar, II. d. aud Sanford & Park
on the wrapper.
Dec. 2Ist 1919.
Sold b.. T. FadsIc 2THceal Point
J.. Bld-.eg. Eiat5evii'a-
Davis Evans. DodseyilEa.
Mineral Point Lice eth $40
THERE Is NO DOUBT about the viz
tues Of DR.. ROGERS SYRUP Of LIV-
EBWOBT AND TAR IN curing Consump-
fian. when such men as DR.. J. Richards,
Judge William Eurie. DR.. II. Cox, Profess
sor 10 Cincinnati Medical College. and others
OF equally high staudiug, give their testimony.
See advertisement.
Sold by. T Rod1G Mineral Point.
+. BatEiev Tlatevilie
Ivaus Davis Ea5zeville.
Mineral Point Gee. eth 1919
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-12-21

- The length Of the proceedings Of the
Willow Springs meeting IN relation to high
Taxes, prevents taeir aFFarauce this week.
They shall appear in cur next.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-12-21

II Several articles intended for this days
paper, are uaavoidabiy crowded ont.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-12-21
EXPORTS FOR 1919.

A comparison OF the leading articles Of ex-
port for tne last five years, will show how rap
IDLY the conmtrCe Of our city is Increaslng
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-12-21

- 4 man by the name Of Hartman. was
killed in shaft, to-day, by a rock falling.
John Price has been found guilty OF
murder in the second degree, in killing
Geo w. Campbell, in Baltimore. Judge
Dorsey Immediately sentenced him to
fourteen years aud six months imprison-
ment In the penitentiary at hard labor.
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Tn. Kew IIill Estate for Sale,

s.4 u Wis yalushe Estate offered Tor sale on
sy terms Thar cannot laii &c su,t pu chasers. IL
-4A consists OF about sixty Of land wIih con-
venieni Buildings The water from Turkey iiii Pond
runs through the centre o said Farm, aud falls
arsc Of one hundred ana twenty five feet ne distance
q about 10 rods, crnas -ihe Wafer Powers
in Worcester County,
There are now upon he premises three thorough bull
and substantial Rock Dams, with Grst, Saw, Lathe and
Single Mills, all in good running order. The Mill POND
is one mile in lerg and extends from the read leading
to New BraintFee, GO thai leading Barre Halt mile
above the Mill Pond is Turkey Hill Popd, which is ;he
main reservoir For description OF this Pond Lake
Typographical Massachusetts
From the best authority, and actual survey, would
announce 10 the public, that this Water Power is amply
sufficient TO move in the aggregate five hundred Cotton
Looms with al their attendant machinery that amount
OF any other The location good and easy Of access,
being miles from the City Hall IN Worcester, the
great thorough are through Paxton Rutland Barre, Oak
ham and New Brantree.
The above has been surveyed plan and profile drawn
which may be by calling the subscriber, or those
he has the liberty to refer 1t will be soldas VIII
in seperas privileges, may best snit purchasers
For further particulars, inquire of the subscriber in
Nsl0 Forester, Hon Isaac Davis Worcester-Albert
Curtis, Esq, Ner Worcester,-Thos. Bouomly ESQ
Leictstr.A. b. Pike, Esq, Providence, r. L,-Simon
c, Grout Esq, Schenectady ~. Y,-Messrs. Pratt
Downs 81 Scott, WorceSter,-Willard Snow, ESQ Par.
ton,-Danel COburn Esq, LotceH.
CHARLES HERsEY.
New Worcester. Dec. 90 648- dwtf
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MEDICAL NOTICE.
I. Nj. COMINGS. Physician and Su


Having given his attention Tor ears 10 The treat
ment OF Chronic forms of disease, Offers his services to
the afflicted in this and other New England states Those
particularly who are affected with Scroiua or any Cuin
Moons Ernp'ions, Rheumatism, Gravel Disease OF tn
hldhey or Lverj with Old gore Ulcers, that have
dehed The treatment ol the best Od School practitioners
IN many cases we can radically cure, greatly relieve
We have successfully treated cases Of White
Swelling that have been pronounced incurahle and anpu
taiion recommended.
Persons at distance, suffering under the above com
?talhts or any other Chronic affection, may consult us
by letter, stating infinitely the symptoms and history OF
me case we can forward medicine and prescription by
Express Mail.
Those in the city, wishing personal advice or precrp,
tion find us at Residence aud Oilce No chat
ham Street, Qaiey Division STU Worcester. ONTO
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Real Estate for Sale.

.,,A IG'HE two story HOUSE and Lot of Salem
e,s4 and Madison Street. The House is nearly new
and very convenen arranged tor families with good
anu lasting water and every thing conveniently arranged
IN and about the house The Lot is large well stock
ed with bearing Fruit Trees, also Srubbery and P
N H. Those wishing 10 purchase plessanfsand con
venieni place Will do we'll call and the above
premises, where The subscriber now lives
Also, one COTTAGE HOUSE and T. Nc g. Salem
Street, convenient for one or two teReMCFts
Also, WARREN'S BLOCK situate1 op Madis 50 =.
with four tsnements.
Also, BUILDING LOTS on Portland and PleasGnt SIS,
u The above property will be sold low and liberal
terms. JOSEPH G. WARREN.
corner Of Salem and Madison street
Worcester, July 6. eodtf
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PATIENTS,
american ana Foreign Office.
agency Tor business with u. =. Patent Office,
W1SHI N q TO N
&c. 22 sInte Street. q Roston.


W1SHiN GTON
no. ~ State Street, - Boston.
lo4o The subscriber was appointed by The
commissioner OF Puens Agent ui the u. = Patent
Sinee, IN aceofdaDce with the lUh sec OF CT o 49,
having Ieiiqnished the Agency Tor transmission OF
"u1els, ava dnpted more expeditions mode OF sending
mem 10 the Patent Office toheYtbg0 patent oy be pro-
cured ABOUT sir t0ees earlier he continues forward
eh ree OF 10 prepare Caveats Specifications,
AsSghh en's anu all The necessary Papers ana Drawings
oI Ialehts and TO render adv% legal and scientific
tts respecting the same. Pa ents secured in Europe
and other countries
ny application this Office, inventors are saved III
lhie ana cost OF journey Washington and delay there
az Wei as ali personal trouble in obtaining their paS9Ds.
hey aso nave the advantage OF Uer6Gky explaining their
Neuos au OF consulting in respect 10 them matters,
~ general o paramount importance in order to obtain
CORRECT pecscdtIoRS and CLAIMS. The experience
e years practice, extensive collection works
ueCslos &C., on mechanical subjects the Patent Laws.
anu patents OF different countries collected at much
pese curing the long time this office has been established
win accounts here kept of Inventions patent
~ washington, enable the subscriber afford inventors
desTons Of procuring Patents and information
winch IN oihel RESPECTS might be difficult OF attainment
r. II. EDDY. Solicitor of Patents.
WASHINGTON, July RI, Is49.-Daring the
,ihie occhped me Oice OF Commissions OF Patents r..
H. EDDY, Esq, OF Boston, did business the Patent Of
nee rs Solicitor for procuring Patents. There few,
any pei sons acting in that capacity, who had much
business before the Patent Office there none no
conducted II with more skill, fidelity and
gard Mr Eddy as one Ct the best informed and skis
III PAteni Solicitor in the United States and have no
hesitation IN assuring inventors ha they cannct employ
person more competent and trustworthy, aud cap,
able Of putting their applications in form secure
Them an early and favorable consideration the Patent
Office. EDMUND BURKE
Late Commissioner of Patents.
Boston, Sept l, 1913. ewly &eod
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Look at This.
MattheWson's Improved Patent Weather

~ " SUI . AIHpIOVeu Fatent WCather
,,op STRIP,
X - Invaphess simplicity and durability is pronounced
=. ~ huhureuS lhe BEST ARTICLE now ia use tty o,t
'ois Ms excludes every particle Of rain snow ana
uust IN heeplrg out cold, il Will in short time ssvc
.ne P'e asked or IN fuel The Iapidy increasing
WIN me great demand for The above arcle has cars.d
many nhPrlncIped men throughout New Eng land to mis-
On atr'or ortute, purpore 10 be The same a.
ne puzzle are cattioned against purchash OF any ex,
yep. au nor zed agen all inrngneBs Will be dealt
with according 10 law. ~
or sale al II. w. MiLLEK'S Hardware Store Main
street and NJ A. BILLINGS, 26 Front ST. Orders t. he
oppleu, 'ei rs above, II be promptly attended TO-
reference can he had by calling Shove ia any reason
hne amount, where they have heen used tie past two
years, and have given perfect satisfaction
improved Spring Stops furnished lfrtqutsfed.
Dec eod&wtf Fonntr, ~ yvoIo,
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FOR SAFE.

~ 'ENHE FARM lately owned by WM BoND, dcceas-
sasf ed, and situated about half mile north of The
So Congregational Meeting House the TOXIN of sutlo on
SAID arm contains about seventy of excellent Land
well adapted to tage moving pasturng with durable
streams OF water running through the Dwelling
House 10 good repair, and BAN Said property will be
sold on reasonable TERMS and conditions of payment made
satisfactory to the purchaser and possession given the first
day OF Apil next Inquire of WIN. c. CHASE, near the
premises or of REV. A. BOND, Norwich, CT.
Sutton, Dec 26. IF
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HnusE T.0Ts rnR sAIE

BUILDING LOTS Wellington Street, "a new Street
~ running west from Main Street the residence
OF Abiei jacques, Esq) Also Austin, Chandler, Chats
ham, hewbury, and Quincy Streets
The above Lots are now for the first time offered for
sale The iaad adjoining them being built upon and their
pleasant location neas Min Street. makes them the most
desirable Lots in the city Terms al lie 10 sut The pur
chaser, J.. & g. T. HARRINGTON
Aug 80. dwtf y Portland Street.
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FHR SAIL

~ VERY convenient Cottage House ard aboDt
- I'M a two acres OF Land suitable for Building Lots
sh situated on the side Grove Street near the
cemetery On the premises is variety of Young Fruit
Trees and valuable well OF good wafer. AS the
present owner intends TO leave the city the Spring he
WIZ sell me whole or part Of the md suit the pur-
CHASER those wishing pleasant situation will do well
te call and examine the premises
Nov ID d3ni* Isaiah IIOWFs
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Abdominal, Supporters. Trusses, Braces.

Magnetic Batteries, &c,
BNHE subscriber has taken Rooms, Boaens Rlock-.
No e0S Main Street, Worcester - where he now has
and viii constantly Keep sale agent large assortN
ment OF Meads Vibrating Magnetic NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
na supporters Prnssesk Shoulder Bfsces, and various
othef mechanical applancesgreatly proWOlive OF human
health and comfort
The subscriber in applying the Magnetic battery in
connection either with, without these rt!ces has re-
ileved or cured many persons in different parts OF he
state, aetcd with ruptures spinal cpryaures rlieuina
ism and great variety OF disorders and ne wi r
continue TO do either at his Rooms the iesdcNe
or any lady or gentleman, who may favor him with
request for any OF the above or Tor hs ser.
vices ~ the application OF the Gavanic Battery.
April IL. DIFF JOHN e.. KNAPP
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Mutual Life Insurance Company
On ia TINIREaEN

Ne,o England Branch, rs Doane ST.. Boston
Geo. Nj. ChalyyiII, General Agent for N England.
sUB-AGENCY WORCESTER MASS,
Geo. NJ. PreItiss, Esq, Probate Office, AGENT.
SAMUEL FLAGG, M D.. Examining Physic en-
Local Board Of Trustees for Nep England Branch
DANIEL DEsHoN Pre'ident-C. F. Adams, Revd s X.
Lclhrop, Eparaim Lombard John Schouler, Col Wilqm
Schouler, Gel N. A. Thompson, Thomas Groom, William
W. Warren
10 Funds sufficient the expected losses Of this
Branch from its present business invested in New
England, under The supervision of the Local Board of
Trustees, by whom ihe securities are holden ana the
same VIII be done IRON month month hereafter
Per orde-. GEO. NJ. CBAi.WILI,
Aug Z, le49. lyd2aw General agent
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.Ftyaaaily ..1Eetliciaaea.

THESE are no quack or secret preparations
Dur are simply what, 10 the advertisements and labels
accompanying them. they are Represented To
MEDICAL REMEDIES, or such act in harmony with
the laws OF The human constitution They are yntireIy
vegetable and hre compounded In accordance with Inc
best teachings OF several years OF
They are not remedy for every
disease They consist OF varions preparations seyeray
suited TO the removal Of different forms Of disease
They are now extensively known, and approved. ,ud
are Kept for sale by Druggists and Eoekepper In arre
portion OF the towns In this County and vicinity
June " WITT - @. NEWTON M D.
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Paper Hangings.

EfHE subscriber offers for the Fail Trade an extensive
Il assortment OF PAPER HANGENCS Of the very best
OF AMERICAN mANUFACTURE, hich all Builders land.
LORDS, and others wishing will find tor
the interest to examine before purchasing eEewhere
N b. Particular attention given 10 putting on oil nls
OF papers, nj shart notice f3
Ware House, Eos TER STREET, (between Main Street
and Boston, Norwich, and Nashua X. Read Bepot
Worcester, Oct 10 dist A. II. NEWTON
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nACTnRY TO LETT.

IN SpENcFR suitable for Cotton or Wooden
"a Goods or other manufacturing or mechancal
Ell nurposes. Said Factory is situaled IA the Genre
49,. NJ snencer on a never failing stream oi wafer
Ia cfent mower for operating 20 cotton looms aud
srstion or more than sufficient for one sci WOODEN
h;nery The building is So by so II. three stories ana
"a nearly new and in rst>Iatc order, with "a II brtsl
~, with main drums and belts. Connected with the
Enc . Il new Dwelling House for two TeGements, and
even acres Land. ,,,,,
ITS DRAPER ESQ.,. Of Spencer, OF the subscribers m
I 1ass KNOWLES 81 SiBLEY.
80 II ! dwu
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R AIE7HS

TUE subscriber, having fitted up anew and increased
the number of his BATHING ROOMS, reminds the
citizens Worcester that il they choose TO WASH ard
REMAIN WELL, rather than to pay Doctors bill to get
well they be furnished, AT any time, with WARM
COLD TUB BATHS, SHOWER or vAFOa, snd ample
accommodations by calling at the corner Of Front and
Carlton Streets. CALVIN NEWTON.
June 81 off
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REMOVAL,


hR. E. A. KITTREDGE has removed his
4 Office to his new ydropaihic Institution, No. 81
Franklin Place, Franklin Street BOSTCN Vapor, and
all kinds of Unmedicaed Warm and Cold Baths, always
II readiness the Establishment.
Transient boarders In acute diseases il DESIRED find
the best and treatment the house, till restored
For such dollars per day, and upwards. For perma
nent boarders from dollars per day. according
10 rooms, &c. dwtf May 90.
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TO FACTORY HIlI.E1
Improved Washing MacEine.

Improved Washing H5aChIne.
'U'liEsE celebrated Machines, for which | received
Diploma at The Fair OF the Worcester Co. Mechanics
Association are made at No CENTRAL STREET where
orders may he addressed.
The following is taken from the Editorial columns Of III
spy; We have had of Cloyes's Washing Machines
IN use in our family, tor several past and ap
gving II fair trial. can RECOMMEND the
Tor mat puepose that we are acquainted with II not
only great labor saving machine hut operates in such
manner as To rjure clothes much less than done hy
other washing machines, by the hand rubbing
board"
1y Price IS. Tdyranted 10 please.
MAY 81 d2aw W.T. FRANCIS GLOVES
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COSfsfOOt Rock,

excellent remedy for Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Bron-
"A chial Affections, &c. This celebrated Confecton is
recommended Orators Singers, and all public speakers
possessing the properties whsh promote
and remove oaseness and OF the Chest aay The
and dsagreeabe inclination to cough and render
the voice smooth and clear. Sold by
II. G. BATES, NJ D, Apothocary,
Worcester Nov 0. de5tw 242 Main St, cor Pleasant.