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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1850-06-26

BosToN, June lS,--Thc Supreme Judi
cal Court this morning, Chcl Justice
Shaw presiding, pronounced the decision
III the writ o' error sued out by Professor
Webster, for Il new trial. The Court sta
ted that, after duly weighing all tn, argu-
mcnts and circumstances connected with
The case, it could find no grounds for
granting the prisoners petition. The case.
therefore, stands MS it was under The trial
and sentence, and no further hopes can be
entertained OF obtaining new trial. From
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1850-06-26
G' Mcssrs. A. WHITE g. Co., arc
Agents for the Banner in Sum,erville.
ne ENHDV Az,

The Office of the SUMTER BAnHER has
bccn removed to the new building (npstaifs)
one door north of A. J. e. p. Moses store
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CorroS BLooMs.-Wc have been shown
Il Cotton Bloom--Uhc first we have sccnl-
from the plantation Of the Hon. +. J. MosEs.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1850-06-26

r7FH The Farmer and Planter FOR June
1850, has been received.
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IHE BANK or TIE STATE OF South
CARoLrNA.-For the Presidency OF this in
stituton the Hon. JoHN BELToN O'NEAtL
anI CHARLES NJ. FuEMAN Esqr., have been
nominated as candidates.
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The Southern Press.

The first number of this paper was issued
on the 18th inst.
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LIE MANCHESTER RAIL RoAD is Design
cl to connect the South Carolina Railroad
with the Wilmington and Weldon road, and
when finished will complete the line of com
nnnica'lon from Georgia TO New York. and
mus avni0 the present sea route from Charles
ION 10 Wilmington This road and the Gil
rard Railroad will materially promote each
others Interest The former, under lis
present energetic administration, cannot fail
10 be completed first, and will, the probable
amount OF travel it will command, will no
doubt prove profitable to the stockholders ::
but whom the Girard road is finished It's
avenues must be greatly increased, for then
!: will not only lnonopolizc nearly ull the
present travel between this CITY and the
North via Charleston, but also that now
made hence by the way of the Western rv
crs. The same consideration applies to the
whole line of road between biakcly and
Wilmington, and Wilmington and tho North
crn cities, and the stockholders of every
company OH the route are deeply Interested
III pushing forward as rapidly as possible
both the Manchester and the Girard roads.
Capitalists should reflect that the completion
OF these two roads will bring New Orleans
within four days travel of New York.
~. q. Bulletin.
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"Fiie lodging system in these places is
70 spread along one side of the room
layer ol straw on which the first.class
ooafuers stretch themselves, lying pener.
allY very close together; the next tier, OF,
me pare floor, are of the second class, and
inc patronage be extensive tho whole
moor outside the straw will be packed with
lhesc persons as closely as it is possible 10
make human beings lie. Should this class
I'LL inc room, tho ninc-penny vagabonds arc
ohccrenoncous!y thrust into tho street,
regardless OF rain or snow, to crawl into
,,m nieys ana under door steps for the nipht.
mus packed, the room becomes in tow
minutes filled with nitrogen and carbonic
gas sui'icient 10 poison a regiment. The
door DeIng barred and the windows closed,
tncrc Is not the slightest chance for fresh
air 10 get III, ana the appearance Of the
Wrctchcs as they issue forth in the morn
ing, shows plainly tho effect of their dread.
tul confinement
There arc cellars devoted entirely TO
!'o"Slhg, where straw at two cents, and
Va, nare iloor Tor one cent night can be had
me plillng and packing here docs not
d'iler rom that OF the boarding cellars
In some ol tho dcns, males and fcnales are
pronlscuously lodged together, and scenes
OF dcpravlty the most horrible are of con.
slant occurrence. Black and wlitc, men,
women, and children are mixed in one dirty
mass. But we need not dwell upon this
place oi subtcrranean infamy.
"!he above paragraphs will give gen
eral idea OF some of the most peculiar
characteristics of cellar life. We might
point out dozens of easements used as
workshops, where half score of tailors,
shocnakcrs, or other laborcrs arc crowded
INTO single room; but these arc moro gen
orally observed by the people. and arc well
enough known. There are many little
shops kept III Easements, where some moor
women strives to maintain life and respect
ability by hard work and the small profits
OF sales OF candy and toys"
Now is not this beautiful region from
which to send missionaries and mcssarcs
OF reform to Virginia. If" Freedom y can
do no better than this for New York, she
had better adopt Slavery before 1876.
Southern Press.
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AWFUL MISUNDERSTANDING from a
country tour hy the New Haven Railroad,
yesterday afternoon. just before stopping
at the depot beyond Harlem Bridge, we
witnessed one of the most thrilling and
blood-chIlng scenes within our rccoIlcc
ton. large number OF persons it appears
beng out at Harlem to pass the dav, and
many supposing they might not rct n sca,
by waiting the trans arrival there, had
crossed the bridge. As the train came M
a yonng man, OF the go-ahcad order, made
a jnmr, hu, missing his footing fell against
and was wheeled underneath between The
platforms OF the cars. An instantaneous
scrccch and yell OF horror from the crowd
OF ladies' and gentlemen who witnessed il -,
rang wildly along the train, 10 the engineer
who knowing we'll lis meaning instantly
reversed the engine. But Notwithstanding
TINS, II beng heavy tram OF eleven cars.
1t moved on--thc aXlc-trcc of the car sliov-
ing along the almost doublcd-up mass OF
humanity that was kicking aud Struggling
to crawl out Of horrible death!
A gentleman standing by, with great
courage and presence of mind-sccinn the
unfortunate man must he killed withou,
aId, as the ground was raised between the
tracks too much to admit the axle to pass
over lim--Iurnpcd upon the steps of the
car, reached his arm between them, seized
him by the hair, and cnicavorcI 10 drar
him forward with the tram. Thus he was
dragged near 20 feet, when the cars were
mlra2ulonsly stopped, with the wheel rest
ing on the young mans c0At,ai, aud his
lace on the track, within six inches Of be-
ing crushed to an undS,inril!shablc mass !
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AN ORIENTAL EMRAssY-On the 2O,h
instant his EXcclency General Jung Ba
hadoor Koorman Ranagec, Prime Minister
and COMMANDMENT Chief of the kingdom
OF Ncpaul, situated OH the borders OF Th-
hct, arrived in England, as Ambassador cx.
traordnary from the King OF Ncpaul to the
Queen of England. His suite consisted of
twcnty-iour persons, and inc was charged
with letter from his King to Queen VIC
toria, and with presents, OF Ncpaulcsc man
ufacturcs, worth nearly quarter Of mil
lion sterling. The travelling expenses OF
the embassy TO England were nearly TO-
900 pounds sterling. They are all Budd-
llsts, and to avoid contact with Christians,
had the whole OF the fore cabins and sa
looms o! the steamer exclusively 10 their
own use, and there they fitted mp their own
cooking apparatus. The General is 4
handsome oriental, very dark, 32 years old
and great man in Iudia. He dresses
magniticently, and his manners arc said to
be polished and graceful. When they
landed at Southampton, they would not ro
to the hotel, but occupied the pcnnsular
offices, and had their cooking apparatus
erected in the yard. They are very mys-
ferrous about their cooking and eating
They are continually washing, fond OF
smoking, and of oriental habits Of luxury.
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HOrceStor, rs. November 10, 1850.
TON. HENRY CHAPLIN, Commissioner Of Insolvency
for the County of Worcester has this day issued War
rant against the Estate of WHITMAN r. LEWIS ufAthol,
in said County stone cutter nsovent debtor, aud the
payment of any debts, the delivery OF any property
belonging said ns0lyent debtor TO him or Tor ms use
law
The first meeting of the creditors of said nsovent debtor
will be held Court of Insolvency, at the oice oil sald
Commissioner in Worcester, in said County, on the 29th
day of November inst 10 O'Clock in the forenoon Tor
the proof OF debts and to choose nssgnee OF ssgnees Of
his Estate lnlgl j. DAY, ID. s.. Messenger.
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Fitohburg and Worcester Railroad.

Fitchburg and Worcester Railroad.
-
TRAINS leave Worcester for Ftchburg in connection
with the Worcester and Nashua trains, every day
cept Sundays, at
As and II A. NJ, and at 4 10 PM
RETURNING-Leave Fitchburg at
500 a. NJ, 1890 and 5.45 p. NJ.
The shortest and direct Railroad route between WGr
ccser, Mass and Burlington, w. is by the way Of Fitch
burg, Bellows Falls and Rutland. This is twenty
miles shorter than any other
me NEXT shorter route by the Of Fitchbug, Bel
lows FAILS, Windsor White River Junction. and Monrpe-
er Thi route is 20 miles shorter than any other except
the one mentioned above, and miles any
other route oF stations the Vermont Central and Pas
sumpsc River Railroads.
Passengers going by either Of these ~ the morning
tram from Worcester, have hour Fichbure which
TO get breakfast Those going in the II o'clock from
worcester, have fifty tchhurg dinner time,
and those going the last train fifty minutes stop
for
RNINGPassencers who arrive Fitchburg by the
u O'Clock train, have time get dinner and those who
arrive I'D the minutes past O'clock p NJ tain
to gel ea and arrive Worcester early by any other
route The early train from fchburg, arrives in Worces-
Ter ID season TOR the New ork train via Springfield and
me last tram III season for the NewYok train Norwich
Nov ] l., 1850. dtf
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JOY TO THE WORLD,

DaguerrGo types of Infants taken instanta
neouslyg
rENHE subscriber happy the public that
he has succeeded in making Chemical Compound, for
which applied for Letters Patent by the aid of which
he can make DAGUERREOTYPES of Children and Adults
in ONE OR TWO SECONDS
~ Ionrs for small children, from till P. NJ; adults
from to =. NJ
| lPFor proof of the above
GALL All ADAMs'S IN WALDO BLOCK.
July IA dstf
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CQAT.-COALl

1000 Pounds make Ton.
dad as good article be obtained al This citv or
elsewhere.
IuE subscriber has now on hand best varieties
Il Pfnnsy Ivania Coal,
BY CARGO or RETAIL, which will be sold at Lorest
MUhet Prices.
Also, best quality BITUNINoUs COAL, for Steam or
Smiths
u Orders through the Post Office or left at Lewis T
LazePs Drug Store, Main Street; at A. Bayies store
corner OF Main and School Streets; O. Bramans Store
Soulhbndge street. and a my Counting Room the Yard
opposite Providence and Worcester L. R. Depot Green St.
will be thankfully received and promptly attended to-
oct3 DIST co EDWARD SOUTHWICK.
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PUBTTC N0TTCE

DR. II. w. BUXTON, PuIm onist from tho
~ Clinical school of Medicne Woodstock, and late Is
s"giaie OF Dr. s. FITCH, of New York-would respect
fully announce TO the Citizens OF Worcester aad vicinity
that he has taken Rooms n Brinley Hail. where he cal
be con uled y he Consunpve, and where those afflicted
with Diseases of the Throat Heat or Lungs may iear,
their true condition. and be furnished with the most sue
cessnl Mechanical and Medicinal Remedies
With the experience ofabuui fifteen years extensive and
Fuccessul General Practice OF Medicine D., Buxton CON
Gtnty introduces himself and his valuable Botanic Remo
dies TO this afflicted Public. lis services be promptly
obtained at his Office by the OK bed any hour by di
or night, when prevented by previous Professional
duties. Worcester sent Is IS50 :
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NOTICE.

NXTE, the Undersigned beg leave to the ctl-
wv zens Of Worcester and vicinity, that have formed
a copartnersp under the firm OF EDWARDS 4 BANCROFT,
No. 10 Washington Square, where shall keep constantly
on hand large assortment of WEST INDIA GOODS and
GROCERIES, of all kinds cheap be found in this
city, share Of the public patronage is respectfully solicit
ed.
N b. Goods any part of the city free of expense
II. q. EDWARDS
Oct 49, 1859. dw2wnl2 T. G. BANCROFT,
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ARCHITECTURE.

AhCHLIECIURE.
NE subscriber would respectfully announce to the cfti
4 zens OF W orcester and its vicinity, that has taken
Room IN the third story OF BRINEY ROW, directly op-
posite The American Temperance House. for the purpose
OF ~ signing ca Dro3cH Plans Of BlidiRgs public ard
private in all the various styles of Architecture and he in
Vltes those who contemplate building to give him a call as
ne trusts that from his experience Architect, that he
shall be enabled to tull satisfaction all who may ia
vor him with their patronage.
LEWIS E. JOY, Architect.
Worcester Sept. 16. 1850.
IL am kindly permitted to refer the following gen
lemen: Hon Henry Chaplin, ) ID. Harding, Thomas A.
Clark Water X. Bigelow, Edward Lamb Freeman Uphafn
NJ. IL Morse CIV so
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.
EXCHANGE EATING HOUSE
GentTal EYchqnpa.

Directly under Worcester Bank aud Post Office
VIE subscribers having become joint Proprietors and
Lessecs of the well-inown Eating Houses in the
Central Exchange Building, have re-n0ieled the same
into ONE SPACIOUS AND SPLENDID SALOON so
by 40 feet, arranged after the syle of e FIRST ass
saloons IN New FORK and Boston, combining the modern
conVenences and accommodations and forming one of the
most commodious and agreeable EATING Houses found
before opened in Worcester.
The Establishment will be known as the EXCHANGE
EATING HOUSE, and Will be conducted on a scale of lib
eahty ana bounty commensurate with lis spacious charaC
ter and arrangements forming place of respectable resort
ana agreeable reireshment to the citizens Of Worcester and
orally.
PRIVATE TABLES are arranged for the convenience of
transient gutsts-a good DINING HALL for REG gar dinners
and public Occasions-and fine PRIVATE Rooms for com
MES of friends clubs, societies. and parties The whole
Establishment is lighted by gas, and furnished and
Ihealty and with express reference the ease comfort
and enjoyment of visitors.
The LARDER will always embrace all the substantial and
standard dishes and viaHds and vgan Will be used to
include the Aures and decacies of all seasons and the
woe VIII be served up in the most approved and desirable
style and manner Having secured the of several
eAeiehCeu ana skilu caterers, ne with their own per-
sona supervision and efforts, they have hesancy in
warrantng to all guests the grateful entertainment and
perfect satisfaction
OYSTERS, of the best breeds, received fresh daily
and prepared in every variety Also for by the
pint, quart or gallon.
Meals will be furnished at all hours,
and Clubs PARTIES &C. will be provided for at the shortest
notice and on the most liberal terms.
well selected stock of foreign and domestic FRUIT of
all kinds-NUrs, CoNFECTIoNARY, IIor COFFEE TEAS.
Cocoa, &c, will always be found on hand
GJ7A regular Pastry Departm emit, under the con
duct OF an experienced Lady, is connected with the Estab
lshment, and fresh and choice PASTRY and CAKE o
every variety, will always be found reserve supplied
oiamies, parties &c, upon order, in the prompt
satisfactory manner.
1JLades call with perfect propriey such the
custom of the place.
o. The subscribers cordially invite the patronage of the
citizens of Worcester and OF the public ASSURING them that
no attention expense shall be wanting render the
EXCHANGE EATING House worthy of their most generous
support and appreciation.
n y. Clam ChOyyders A No. l. furnished every
SATURDAY EVENING during the season. from stock
fresh from the of the Naragaset and taken press
ly for our Establishment.
DAN'L C. THURSTON,
JOSEPH NJ. RICHARDS.
Worcester, October 81 1850. w8sdistf
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Worcester and Nashua Railroad.
ESs ss9 -zs-l rTzz go -z 1

FITCIIBlRG AND WORCESTER TRAINS.
Leave Worcester at 645 and II a. m, and Al p.
leave FitchbuTg at BIS am, and 1890 and 545 p. m
FREIGHT TRAINS run daily each way between Wor-
cester Groon Junction, Nashua, Lowell and Fchburg
The morning train Worcester, with the Steam
boat train from New York via Notwithstanding train into
Worcester, connects with the train New York.
IPFor connections with the other road Worcester,
Groton Junction and Nashua Snow Wilder's Path
finder and Railway Guide.
JFThrugh tickets issued at Worcester for Burling-
ton, Montpelier, Wells River and White River Junction.
the fare by each of the different via Nashua and
Fitchburg. J. W. STOWELL, Supt.
Nov II, 1850. dwtf
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T0GK AT THIS!

r,r Subscribers have the pleasure of informing the Ladies
If Worcester and IFS vicinity that their stock of FANCY
coODs is now repleHished and filed up with the best
s1rment OF
Dress and Cloak Trimmings viz:
ra,ny Lind AIgerene and Taglioni BRAIDS;
VELVET RIBBONS, great variety.
l,iga assortment of Dress Buttons, viz:
Gilt silver steel, Glass silk neted Acfon and Jenny Lind.
Laces, Edgings, Swiss Muslins,
,not C,iabrics Wrought COLLARS, CUFFS, UNDER
Ja'oI GDEFs. 5 SLEEVES, and Der TIA CAPEs
Sgies aai C9nt5ric EdsjHgS alt insertingS.
sTEEI, PURSES and BAGS PORTMONIES PURSE
TWIST steel Beads Rings Fassels, Fringes and Clasps.
Combs ana Brushes in an endless variety.
Jenny Lind Polka Coatg,
for Chnlrons Misses and Ladies, and OPERA HOODS,
got up by ourselves.
PORTSMOUTH HOSIERY;
Cbiljreg's Misses aad aides WINTER GLOVES.
doll Heads and Bodies, 20 different sizes
Wax Dolls, with and without moving eyes India Rubber
Doll Heads and Rattles
Nancy TOYS. Alabaster WO *, and various other
French English aud German Fancy articles, too
numerous TO mention.
German Zephyr and Tapestry Worsted5,
a,n9oELtfaig tbe largest assortment in this city.
CANVASS. WORsFED PATTERNS, FLOSsES Embd
BRAIDS. and all kinds of Embd materials, etc etc.
7-7Our MR. MYERS. who is thoroughly Acquainted
with all kinds Of Enng Crochet and Enibd work paws
particular attention the qchiHg Of patterns selected in
our establishment and he is always ready advise those
who are less skilled in needle work
rFQuicg LES and SMALL PROFITS is motto. and
several years experience have shown that this way Of do
iag business is the most prosperous.
TTJgSNY LINU COATS and HOOPS will be knitted
der, at shortnotce. Call at
the .NeiC Eagiund Fdacy Store
21O Main Street, IsUtnan Row, Worcester.
MYERS, BAMBERGER & RosENBLATT.
l-rDont overlook the No. 2I0. II distf novl2
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For Sale ar Exchnnee.

sA FOR HOUSES IN WORCESTER
tHA 4 FARM of 40 acres situated l mile from SuTTof
ElA Il centre. Also several lots convenient to tbt
farm. Also, WOOD LOT of so acres miles from sac
farm. For particulars, inquire Of GUSTAVUS ELLIOT
ChHHdter 81, W0FceSteT. eodl0m June 90
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Health - Health +!

extensive variety of Under Clothing, composed of
n silk, Wooden, and Cotton, adapted for the present
son A large stock well worthy of the attention of those
in want, at HUDSONS,
Oct II No. ] Flagg Block.
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J JENNY LIND At TRTpLER EALL,

20 p
si=4-5zsss7ss7. :I......; Ez7 y
Excursion from Worcester TO New York.
Excursion and Concert, So, Is.
IWE Proprietor Of the SEVEN MILE NrTRnop b.s
4 maze an arrangement for an EXCURSION PARTY
in Tnpler Han. ~ Ill 0'AAi1 '''AA"
O. The Party any member of it, may leave the wor
Ces'er Depot, aay day during The ,Ceck,
NoE' 1tth, 18th, 18Th, 18th, 18th or 10th.
~ - 20 9y ne Norwch Ruroqt aad Steanb9at lime
NEsDAY, NOVEMBER goth " ''i0'' " Id
u Tickets for the Excursion to New York and hack and
to the Jenny Lind Concert g5.25.
Il The Tickets will ene the bearer In t1o host r,soI
sea- W4eh applied for, on first floor, Second Gallery of
" Tickets for sale at the WORCESTER DEPOT.
where Plans of Tripler Hall may be examined
Nov. 8. Jo,.,.
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Cologne Water

or superior quality, constantly hand and for sale in
botes of ali sizes Also, by the pint gah IN, "a larg-
quantities. l.. II. LA2ELl Apothecary,
Oct3l dw4ws Gil POI Main st.
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To Rent.

ia A GENTEEL TENEMENT, suitable for n SINAI,
i " family, pleasantly located in the central part
- the city. Rent $3.50. For particulars, apply at No
81 Summer ST. disf Oct 30
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Robes de Pari
For Sale.

ONE six foot ENGINE LATHE, with screws, superior
" built, and nearly
Also, one HAND LATHE, buff wheels and tfame one
ANVIL and Bellows &c. g. Il. WILDER,
Sept4 dyistf Central street Steam Mill.
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Boarders Wanted
A CENT EMAN and his wife can be accommodated with
| N Board at No. Browns Block, SALEM ST.. diff so
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REMOVAL.
THE ELECTION
$50 REWARD.

~ CtTOLEN from the stable Of the subscriber, on
I'm ~ Friday night, Nov. !, BAY MARE about
H-$A IL years Old, and weighing about IL hundred.
SeLLuA. said Mme blind in the left eye and had n
short switch tail Whoever will return said mare, shall
receive % dollars, aud for the detection of the thief and the
recovery of the mare, 80 dollars Said marc supposed
10 have been with her back going towards
Worcester the same night. EBENEZER NEWTON.
Auburn, Nov 6, 1850. wltItf
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Pure Old Port Wine.

excellent Tonic adapted to all stages of debility
N PIT az in bottles and for sale by l.. T. LAZELl, Apo
thecary, No, col Main st. dw4wis Oct 70
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SPONGEs,
Hundreds

or new, and useful articles, have been received
" during the last week and ready for exhibition
or sale, the House Furnishing Store, WALDO BLOCK
Nov g. eUd3w3t WHEATON & HICKCOX.
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NOTECE.

fEIE subscribers will continue the Hardware Business
the stand lately occupied by BATES Poole, No. 23l
MAIN STREET, where they will keep constantly ON hand
good assortment OF HARDWARE, PAINTS, OILS,
LEAD PIPE, etc. reasonable be found in
the city. SAML POOLE & co.
Worcester, Apri distf