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Wreck and Loss OF Life,

NoRFoIx, Va March 80, 184e.
The Schooner Harriet Of Norfolk, has been wrecked
near that place. and Ill hands are supposed to have
perishsd.
The schooner Palestine, Capt Carnickman, q
Philadelphia, bgsd twenty miles south Of Csps Henry
AID the cargo IL . fetal loss.
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Political IntelIiEence.

Tho election in Connecticut takes place to day.
There three sets Of candidates in the field repre-
ssnting the wing, democratic and rss soil parties An
nexsd is . list Of the candidates -
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NFw YORK HERALD-Ths paper, in addition to
,'s daily, Issues once week double sheet, which
has taken go well with the public that tnr editor
txptcts, within year, to puhlish double sheet
.veIy DAY. We observe that Thomas q. ReynoId,
Eco the late intelligent Secretary OF Legation AT
Msdnd, swuks IN his recent letter about Spanish
siia,rs ~ me accuracy ct foreign intelligence
81 The " Y Herald. We have bern often struck
wi'h ,he SYST m aud richness OF that department Of
he H'am. Richmond Republican. March 81.
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Ics SoUALL AT sEA.--We learn from Captain
Bearse, of the bark Chatham, (arrived yesterday,
from Pae,mo,) that on the 18th of March, lat. SO
30, Ion. 40, he experienced very severe ice squal
With such force did the hail stones fall that the
crew were forced to go below.
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NHtuiT '1Wn1 sam. n,
,-SufhEio" 'UUEt : Il lis ~ N I. m
;" 20 ~ ~ ~ - ~ - 20 Z; a. an - q,
~ "Hh"N f'tA ft7.f Part g. : u n "a Is
- - " y" % ~ = 49," "". jSs -, -
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The Herald Double Sheet.
Weshau publish Double Sheet on to morrow morn.
ing, - usual The experiment has succeeded to the
fullest extent and gives great satisfaction to the bust
community, being just the thing that they
In need Of Advertisers will please hand In their favors
- soon - possible this evening.
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N Getting OF Coal Operators.

PoTrsvILLE, March u, SPIN.
At . full meeting Of the coal operators, held this
day. the following resolution unaninossly adopt
cd -
Received That the suspension Of our oosl shipments
bs continued until It may appear sxpedi.nt, at .
weekly meeting Of the operators, to the sans
and that suoh meeting be hold every Saturday 1t I've
O'Clock In the afternoon, at the American House,
Patti
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STATE cANDnArya


Why Free Soil Democratic
governor. Jos Truu BULL H. MILES, T.. Il So ,mour.
Lieut. governor Thos Bschus John Boyd Chss. H. road
Iitstorr etepn Taylor, Geo Reed. Berry d. Smith.
ComPtroler.. Ab1ah Csthn. Ano erson, 4. a. Pinney
o,eittafy Roger d. MINIS, Edw. Perkins, Hiram Heed.
CoNGhEssI al oASDIDATEs.
LIST District &c thspn A. N. Collins. L. p Waldo.
"a Lis'fict Rsbo' o.. waller Both. Walter 10Th
80 Dntf'ot. - a. well, Ceve and c. Cleveland
4h pfsfics .f b. Buuer BE-. White, N. H.Wildman
N. O. bryson has been elected Mayor of Vioksburg,
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Daniel md Alexander Mccarthy have been arrested
a. RI ch.ur, r. Cd charge I'll seting IRE TO their
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Wing Nominations.

ALBANY, April I, l84e.
The Mayoralty Convention, at their meeting MONT.
mated % candidate, Friend Humphrey; and for gene
81 assessors, Dyer Lsthrop, william JONES' and rhes.
L. Green.
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The SsssIOn Of the Legislature.
ALBANY. March 81, 184o.
It u said that resolution will be offered In tie As
sembly to-day extending the session for OF three
weeks.
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! At New Orleans Buslness-
The Flood, 90.

New ORLEANS, March 30, l84o.
The cholera 10 on the increase again in New Or
leans Business generally is brisk; and the alarming
aoed In tho river Is again subsidipg.
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The Legislature Of Ohio adjourned sine die on the
2eih ultiuo.
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TELEGRArHiC IHTELL,GEnCE,


Bsshly Important News from the HE
Grs.de-DAssolasion or Webb's Callfsr.as
Expedition - Death Return Of q Per-
tiOn or the Compact Of Mr..
Audubon, &C., 30.
New OsLEAEs, Msreh 30, ls4s.
The steamer Globe has arrived from srssos
bringing later dates from the Rio Grauds.
The most important sdvess received BY the ,Ss 1,
the Intelligence Of the breaking up Of Col wsbb's c.
horpis sxpsdition and fAat eight their numser ks.s
Been swept .f BY fAs eh"tera the Rio Ora four
Of whom from New. York names not given:
The Globe brought eighteen Of the company - Nsv
Orleans
Mr. Audubon, . son Of the eminent Amsriosn nstu
rst whose company embarked this oity In Jaau-
sry had been robbed Of 600 in gold four thoa.suA
being subsequently recovered from the robbess.
Mefers. Webb and Audubon remse sd behind In ortse
to recover tho residue Of the money.
There h much sickness reported along the Braxoa
Anairs I'm Canada, sc.
MorrsEAL. March 81, Is4o.
In consequence Of yesterday being tho dsy the Re-
bsllion Bill was to BE- sanctioned, much excitsmslt
prevailed and IL only to the sxsrtions Of isausn-
tiAl persons Of tho party that large crowd PRE-.
vented from assembling around the Parliament House.
The oolcred inhabitants Of Sandwich, have present.
cd strong petition to the Governor General against
the rebellion losses"
bill has been introduced into the House Of Assem-
road Company It hes been stated BY the iu.rsdueer
that the stockholders Of the Albany and Buffalo Ran
road ready to take up the stock.
The mercantile advices per Canada, state that a.
most all things shipping for Canada this spring win 60
Nv New Yovk
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Tho Herald Double Sheet,

New York. Monday. April y. 1870.
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MEDICAL NOTICE.
l. M. COMINGS. Physician and 81


Having given his attention Tor years. the treat.
men OF Chronic forms Of disease, offers his services to
the afflicted in this and other NewEngand States Those
particularly who are affected with Scroula any Cuta>
neous Erupons, Rheumatism, Gravel Disease of the
Kidney or Liver with Old Sores Ulcers that have
deed the treatment nj the best Old School practitioners
IN many cases We can radically cure greatly relieve.
We have successfully treated numerous of White
Swelling that have been pronounced ncurable and anpu-
tation recommended
Persons at distance Suffering under the above
plants, or any other Chronic affection, may consult
by letter. stating mnutey the symptoms and history OF
the case We can FORWARD medicine and prescription by
Express or Mail
Those in the city, wishing personal advice precrip,
ton find us at Residence and Ofice No chat
ham Street, (laIely Division st.l Worcester. dMl0
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DRAWING SCWOOE.

MISS BKuCE still continues her DRAWING School.
a. mo- oO Main Street, in the block next north of
Ine centre church. Lessons will be given any time
convenient Tor the pupil. Tuon-fOr "a Lessons of II
irS each IN Pencil and CrayDn Drawing and " alter
Fhhthg So Oil Painting 90 cts. per Lesson at hours
en- Lessons also given in Wax and Worsed Flowers.
lllloR to be paid the third Lesson.
49, RECOMMENDATION.
We'tne Undersigned be ng acquainted with Miss BRUCE,
10 having witnessed her in teaching the OF
drawing IN This Cy, take pleasure in ID
ing her as we'll worthy the patronage those wishing
take lessons in that branch WARREN LAZELL,
April ~. eUdtf +. T. MARTIN.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

AEA WE DRYDEN ESTATE $50 called) consisting
E8R OF IL acres OF Land, with a Factory rs by 80
%A@snd GO by so Brest Wheel Tenements, Machinery
10 FACTORY Flicker, Lspper four r. and two n. Cards,
drawing Mule CondeDsers, Warper, and Broad Looms
centre.
AoThn Davis Estate, situated In The center Of town,
Land.
Also, the RURAL FACTORY, 81 by So with 40 Looms
ana preparation, Brest Wheel and sufficient Tenemenis
situated ~ the neth part Of said Holden Also, Nick
ing ana Mailing mn, with 52 spindes ard IL cards.
me othcr ihl, aud three first rate unoccuped Water
Fowers,J Just below the above named factories.
hso IN Phlipston Brick Factory with 90 Looms and
pfeparMlon' AMI n small Wooden MIL below with Cas-
slmere Looms, &c., with Tenements and Land.
hso ~ Leicester, about 100 rods from the Depot first
rate water Power, Houses and Barn, with Land.
or Rented
Also a lot of MACHINERY not in use, 20 Looms, pair
Mules 10 Cards and other Machinery.
Terms TO suit purchasers tenants.
me Real Estate will be sold rented, with without
wanted. sAMIrET nkMnN
Holden, May 81, ls4s daaw3w wet
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To Cotton and Wooden Manufacturers.
Valuable Renl Estnte for Sale.


AuA TTNHE CLAREmoNT MANUFACTURING COMPANY, at
fnAN 4 at Claremon N. H.. offer for sale their Stone
IS- Mills, Brick Safe and ether buildings adj lining.
The main Factory building is 100 it. long by SO It. wide;
the wing building is 60 by 81 ee-both buildings four
stories high including the basement and This
embraces fine water power, end about OF land.
BY the addition OF two stories TO the main and wing build
ings, they would be of sufficient capacity for frs css
Cotton or Wooden Fac Ors and, a company wishing
TO manufacture cotton wOOien goods, this property
would be sold in connection with valuable charter for
that purpose .
The adjoining building and two yelling Houses, one
Of brck, the other OF stone, with about third OF
ofland attached TO EACH which will be sold
Factory buildings, or separately.
The above property is located very near the geograph
cal centre Of the village OF Claremonl WITHIN short dis
lance of the Spur branch Railroad located by the r.
r. Commissioners leading from said village
with the Cheshire, Sullivan AMI Central Railroads the
noble and permanent called Sugar River, which is
fed by Lake Sunapee reservoir from which abundant
supply OF water may be obtained in the driest IL
will he sold very low for cash, part of the purchase
money may be paid on tire. Gentlemen may
ed that this opportunity to purchase real estate in the
thriving village OF Claremont is one, Gnd well
thy of immediate attention.
For further particulars inquire of the Editor of the
Worcester Spy, or of SIMEON IDE Agent OF said Com.
pany, at Claremont, N. II. eop9t June 4.
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j. HOOKER, M. d..
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,

once and residence, No 8 Park Street.
DIR. HOOKER, would inform the citizens Of Worcester
and of the adjoining towns, that he has opened Office
by HIMSELF and socits patronage from his friends aud others
wishing MEDICAL and SURGICAL aid.
He will not inrus the dispensing of Medicine TO the of
.nexperenced individuals, but WILL far practicable attend
to HIMSELF thus avoiding great risk to Patient and Physician.
Jad l. DIFF
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a CARD

MIX. EDWARD S. CUMMINGS from Boston, having
psaged as organst AZ the "Church the Unity" offers
MS professional services TO the citizens Of Worcester
feacher OF the PIANO FoRTE and OSGAN
rooms at MRS THAYERs, cor. o Franklin & Green SIS
REFERENCES
Hon. Isaac Darts, C. r. Long Esg
Educ. Hamilton Esq Geo ~ Richardson ESQ
Worcester, Auril 6. I91a df
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Choice and Scarce Goods

Sc :
T0n BLACK SILK SHAWLS, every price
lVO from to Is dollars.
BLACK LACE Wells, from Auction so,oa varv -,.n
and very cheap. 80
BARREGES, LAWNS and TISSUES, for simmer
Weara very beautiful assortment Of choice colors ceoD
Black GRENADINES, mourning, figured and plain very
scarce and desirable. -
GREEN MOUSSELfN de LALNS and BARREGES
with Trimmings TO match, very fashionable, and difficult
TO find in these choice shades.
Green Cause TeiLs all prices very cheap,
Drab Moreen, different qualities
SUMMER sTUFFs for Boys, very good assortment.
May 49, DIV
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RAILWAY CORPORATIOWS.

CONTRACTOR and all others interested are respect.
~ fully informed that all orders for WJODWA ms
PREMIUM SWITCH STANDS, may now be directed 10
the PateDtee at Goddard Rce's Steam MIL WoTcsafer
Nass, where preparations made more prompt ex
ecution Of orders than heretofore.
These Switches, 1t is well known, have been in usa
than year. and in use on five dif
erent Roads in NewEngand and have in every trial been
pronounced the safest and best in They are conse
qneny rapidly supercedng oil other kinds For the nIor.
nation Of those who have yet examined them woud
state that their chief excellence consists the OF
fastening them at the base which relieves the Lever or
Shaft above from all strsn. All such do not possess
this quality proved to be unsafe. q
NJ b. All orders should possess the Qualification
W0OdUdyds Potent and designate whether the Grant
the Lever Switch is wanted. Also pof the humber
racks they wanted for. FIG. WOODWARD
Worcester, May 8. d,yIm
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DO Printers-Rare Chance.

E'OR SALE, large and well furnished PRINTING
u ESTABLISHMENT in Worcester, Mass. IL contains
A fonts oiJoh Type from 90 lines Plea down lines
Plea, So fonts Of smaller Job and Head Letters $50 lbs.
Long Primer. good; Also Small Plea Brewer, and other
Book Type 500 Wood and Stereotype Cuts small
Power Press (wood Frame and Hand Presses Stones,
Sticks Leads and all other materials and fixtures necese
say for carrying large Book and job Printing
praised value If applied for Immediately. For further in
omaton please to address BOX TO- WorcesterPost Office
May Is.
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HOUSE PAPER WAREHOUSE,

FOSTER ST, WORCESTER.
extensive assortment of MedTam and Common
n PAPERS OF every description down to six cents per
Roll FRENCH PAPERS, Gold and Embossed, of ex
quiste finish and beauty for Drawing Rooms and Par"is
WINDOW CURTAIN PAPER, Of all Sorts some at the low
rate Of six cents window, fprined
Protection Paper Tor walls that are 10 he painted.
FIRE BOARD PRINTS (Frencb) very beautiful, which
purchasers invited examine before purchasing else
where.
N. B. All kinds of Papers put on-Ceilings, Cornices
and Centre pieces WHITEHEAD and ROOMS coLuRED in the
manner at short notice. the most reasonable Terms
03sWarehouse between Main Street and Boston and
Norwich Depot. A. Ii. NEWTON.
NAV 49, dit
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Sheet Oil Cloths, Carriage Cloths,
and Straw Mating.
NEW and handsome Sheet Oil Cloths cut to any mea-
IN sure. az
A, 5-4 and GA Straw Mattings, the best quail
ity imported, together with great variety of Carpet
Goods very cheap, now receiving at
May Is. DIV CHAMBERLIN'S.
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maSSachuSettS NReOHCaL S0C1Ctys
STATED meeting Of the Censors Of said Society for
"A the Worcester District, will be hoen ut the Hall in
DR.. Green's building, the Central Bank III Worces
ter, on ", dnesfdy the 10th Of June eEt, Mt clock
Am. Any person having business with the CeDsors liz
requested leave his with The Secretary before the
time OF The meeting. WILLIAM WORKMAN,
May 90, ls49 Secretary Of Censors.
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kA THE STORE en- the Boston and Worcester Rail
s$:A Hoad, near su'ton's Griat Mill. 1t is of
~ the most convenient buildings for the Flour, Grain
and Salt Trade in the Cy of orceser il being SO stu
ated as to unload directly from the Cars. II has four
large BINS Tor Gram Salt which receive the loading
from the cars and to the nearly 1000 bushels
each without scarcely any labor. This Establishment
can be mad enable terms, ii applied for soon
For further particulars inquire Of EDWARD EARLE,
or DARIUS RICE. d6w mo &
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MRS. A. l.. NORCROSS.

The celebrated MEsMERIc PHYSICIAN, by the strong
solicitations a her friends, has been prevailed upon TO
return to WORCESTER, and has takel Rooms the
AMERICAN HOUSE, where she will attend the Ex-
animation and Prescription all Diseases that flesh is
heir TO, for feW days only, DIV May 26.
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AuCtiOn Sale of Real Estate.

AuCtI0n Sale Of Real Estate.
AyA VA ILL be sold at Public Auction on SATURDAY,
EM1 " the ninth Of June, at eleven o'clock, tho
premises the House, Barn, and about thirteen acres
o. Land, known us the cRANDALL PLACE, little
me central part Of the city pleasant eminence for
ten lenlan's country seat--ior COLD WATER CURE
ESTABLISHMENT, or for a small Farm.
Ierms very liberal For further particulars inquire Of
r. MbahlLL, 1873 Main ST., or L. L. MASON, Auct'r.
May 3l dQi
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STRAYED.

STRAY Ed
zSS TNROM the subscriber on Monday afternoon,
[O@E May 81, GREY MARE, s or years old,
TflSA lopg tall prompt driving horse, rather thin OF
A1ZA flesh, she traced to Northboro and nothing
been heard her since Any person that will give
information where she be found shall be literally
rewarded BENZ. w. FAY.
Grafton NAV 2s. lS4s d6t*
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FRENCHS HOTEL,
corner Frankfort Slrcet and City Hall Square,

OVPOSEt6 CIEy HdU PdTF FoUNl0tn,
NEW YORK,
AvA MAS built and opened by the subscriber. May
eM w /, 1872 who trusts that convenience eIe-
%%gance, comfort and economy, be surpassed
IN the wOild Ii contains more than any other
Hotel on this continent, only, all Of which
warmed gratis They all fitted up with marble~tep
washstands which supplied with Water through
silver plated cocks There is but one bed in room the
Halls and water closets every floor will be III with gas
during Inc night This Hotel is in the immediate vcint
OF mercantile business and the principal places of
men and offers every inducement those who consult
convenience, elegance and economy, the prices will b.
sufficiently moderate suit any portion of The travelling
public There Is Bdrbers Shop and extensive range
OF Bath Rooms connected Herewith. The Hotel will be
conducted on the European plan of lodging rooms and
meals as they may be ordered in the spacious and splendid
Rfectory 1T Porters will be up during the hight TO
admit dodgers, and also CALL THEM AT ANY TINE THEY
MAY DESIRE: and in tCiH servants be permitted
TO enact or receipe perguisites r. FRENCH
New York, May 20, 1919. dim
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rr- ROSS'S XDreSS forward

E1S' ROSS'S XpreSS forward all sorts OF
parcels and small through direct the Worcester
Raj Road to Newport Fall River, Bristol and Warren.
July22. dwtf
Y V. B. PALMER is agent for this paper
Boston, New York, Phade pha, and Baltimore. Office
Boston, No Congress Street
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AMERICAN MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.

AMERICAN MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Expense OF Insurance Reduced 20 per Cent.
PROF, BENJAMIN sILLIMAN, PRESIDENT.
THE LEADING FEATURES of this Compan, are
Grea reduction of the rates Of premium, being one
fourth less than other Companies cash annually
semi annually or quartery annual participation Of the
Insured In the prohts ample guarantee capital and all
he business transactions greatly lifted and its expen
ses lessened by the whole being reduced TO CASH
STANDARD.
REFERENCES.
Hon. Edn und Dwight, A. n. Vinton, d. ID.
non f. u Gray, Rev. g. w. Bingden,
lion. j. G. Rogers, j. Ingersoll BowdiIch, Esq
Prof G. H. Tcknor, J J. DixweII Esq
John G. Warrca, NJ u. J. n. Wolcott ESQ.
BENJAMIN sIlLIMAN, President.
OLIVER BREWSTER, Actuary, State ST., Boston.
GT DIR. VIM. WORKMAN, Agent and Medical Exam.
lner, Film ST., WORCESTER. d5idw lawSm M28
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Observation-Disclosures.

I HAVE just received large assortment Of
4 HAND, PANNEL, and BACK SAWS, of the most su.
perior article and will them to be better Saws
than can b. found in the City
Saws of all kinds made order--Pruning and Butchers
Bow Saws. Hand Saw Handles and wood saw Frames
constantly on hand.
Saws of all kinds that troubled with kinks twist
joints broken backs got and warranted good
Saws of every description Retoohed Set Filed and
put in the best Of running order.
have long orked at Saw Making and nnders every
branch of the business. E. M. ELWELL,
NAV II DIFF Heu1UOod's Building, Central 50.
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ReuoIuing Clothes Frames

RE manufactured and for sale at Reeds Wheel Fac
n tory 10 Dr. Heywoods Steam Building, Central ST.,
Worcester. ,,.,,
These Frames are article and should be used by
everv iamy The clothes sail round the Post upon the
Arms, and are not injured by tne WIND person can
moving from the place where they commence.
The subscriber can sell first rate article, painted, with
all the irons for from 81 to So per set.
OIL M sav o. dsm HAMMOND REED.
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HOUSE FOR

HOUSE FOR SALE.
A,A A NEWLY built and convenient Cottage, contains
eT:tA "A rooms situated Irving Street. INQUIRE OF
!SaA l.. l.. MASON, 1853 Main ST. eod6l. My24
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JOBBING.
THE subscriber having purchased Of VERNON LADD
/ his team used for the JOBBING BUSHES would
solicit continuance OF the patronage bestowed on him.
and he would also say his friends and all who may
please employ him in this capacity that he hopes BY
faithnness close attention his business, to merit
receive share of patronage for which he will be very
grateful. NATHAN HAhkNESS'
Worcester June 2. eodlm
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TO LET,

TIE third floor aPd attic the Store of William
Brewer Possession given Immediately. Inquire Of
CHAs. PAlNE, or L C. Goes, at 22s Main st. Msdn
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WANTED,

DY the subscriber, two or three JOURNEYMEN
- PAINTERS, who do days work in ten hours
and receive good wages, steady employment, and thei
pay once week. G. Is. ALBERT,
May 80 d6t~ Dexter's Block, Sou hb rdg 9 ST
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TCE-TCE.

ORDERS for ICE left at the stores of CONVERSE & CUL
| YER under the City Hall, and L. B. FLAGG IL Co.
No SIS Main Street, will be promptly attended to by
Nav 90 dtf A. II. SEARS.
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LOOK OUT FOR BARGAINss

T WOULD respectfully inform my old customers
i and the public in general, that am receiv-
ing my fall supply Of Stoves and Crates, which
am determined to sell cheap for cash. have in
my assortment of ensmeled Crates many new pat
terms from those of last fall-Stoves Of all kinds
sizes and patterns of the latest styles for wood
coal and as il viii cost nothing, please cali and
get my prices before purchasing elsewhere, as
will make IL object TO the purchaser. have the
exclusive sale of the Baltimore American Alright
Cooking Stoves, and will warrant them the most
superior Cooking Stove in use for economy
and durability. | will also warrant them TO give
general satisfaction, or take them back and refund
the money to the purchaser.
have also ON hand large supply Of Hardware
and Cutlery, and great variety of house furnish
ing articles. &. WOODWARD,
Pennsylvania av. between 10th and llth sits.
Sept. l7-eodf