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CABINET WARES.

MIR. J. FROST,
+ ATE Of Galena, has just opened for the ac-
H commodaion of st. Paul, and other towns
throughout the Territory, an assortment of CAB
met FURNITURE, suited to the marx ct; con-
ssting Of
IT'D CHAIRS, BEDsTEADs, ~
TABLES, BUREAUS, E~.
-z CUPBoARps, LOUNGES III
STANDS, CENTRE TABLES, CRADLES,
CRIBS, and a variety of other articles
Mr. F. being practical workman, will under
take any Job Work usually coming within his
line. The public invited to give him call
before purchasing in the lower towns. He will
sell good articles and at as low prices, as can
be bought in Galena. Also full supply of dou-
bic and single mattresses always Oh hand.
Aug 9tf
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STEAMER BCRNEp--LIvEs LOST
The steamer st. John was burned to the
waters edge. last week, near Montgom-
cry. Alabama.
Thirty persons persisted.
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: - -
FORK!

Land Warrants for Sale.
u HAVE just received quantity Of Land
H. Warrants, which will sell cheap for cash
Saltwater may 10 Aft III. l.. MOSS.
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PAINTING.
k0 BBI4S. clarified sugar, just received and
CO for sale by Ge2S) E. HEMP>TEAD.

NOTICE
Is hereby given, thar the co-par,nership
4 heretofore existing between William ID.
NAPLES, Of Dubuque, Iowa, and JosePhus
Mclaughlin of the Falls of ST. Crox,
Wisconsin, under the name and style of
NAPLES s. Mclaughlin is hereby dissolved
by mutual consent of the TWO parties. The
liquidation Of the amounts properly due ly
said business or co-partncrship, as well as
the general adjustment ofall matters apper-
tanning thereto will be attended to by the
said JOSEPHUS MCLAUGHLIN.
Dubuque, Dec. /, lS49. 35-6w
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.t- Nails Nails!!
SkEGS nails, assorted sizes, from d
~ to 90 d., for sale low by
ID. l.. FULLER.
St. Paul, March 90, 1850 40-tt'
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Sport IN MAINE.-The Gardiner Ad-
vertser says a fishing party from that
city to Moosehead Lake has just return
ed, bringing with them upwards Of 45t
pounds of salmon trout, the largest trout
weighing only a little over seventeen
pounds. They state that business is
good in that quarter, and that upwards
Of 80 teams are continually employed in
carrying supplies to our hardy sons,
who are ar work in the woods
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DIR. N. BARBOUR,
DRUG STORE,

W7OULD respectfully notify the citizens of
wv St. Paul and vicinity that Inc has opened
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Union, he scouts he idea Of peaceful seces-
sion. Ii would be revolution.
His views upon The Prouiso are sub
stantially those long ago avowed by Gen
Cass, whose independence in uttering
them at the time called down npon him
liberal measure of abuse from the
men and presses who will now endorse
the sentiments Of Mr.. Webster bet.
Free Press. rsa
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SERGENT & BOWEN,
Below the s. Pioneers Office.

Is sacks coffee,
~ boxes matches,>
all kinds of tea ftom the
Canton Tea Co,
100 lbs candies all kinds
INutnegs and cloves,
3 doz water buckets,
20 boxes table salt,
Large quantity Gem. salt,
Powder and shot,
5000 regalia cigars,
1000 principe +"
! gross pint TASKS,
l-2 IS tumblers,
% jars assorted pickles,
20 6 tomato ke,chup,
z doZ. bottles stoughton,
z " &c peppermint.
6 barrels moIasses,
Ground peppe, s. mus
tard,
Ink and paper,
Fine lot Of stonewaEe,
Shoe backing,
6 boxes shaving soap,
Indian corn,
Buckwheat -four,
7 barrels rice,
3 boxes starch,
10 barrels crackers,
5 :" pilot bread,
IL reans wrap. paper.
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TH~ BUILDERS. d. STINCHFELD, at the
Il Falls of st. Anthony, has on hand for sale,
supply of square Timber, and the best quality
Of Shingles. May 9th, '49-2ly
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PROBATE COURT.

y Office is hereby given to all whom it
= may concern, that the accounts of Mar
gene f.. Barber, Administrators of the es-
tate Of Josiah w. Barber, late of St. Paul.
county of ST. Croix, Min. Ter, and of H.
X. Mckinstry, executor of the last will and
testament, Of J. NJ. McKane, late of Still
water. ST. Croix county, Wis. Ter, are
now on file in my ONCE in Saltwater, and If
not excepted to on or before the 9th Cay of
March next, will be absolutely confirmed.
Regular terms of the Probate Court in
Washington county will he held at my office
in Saltwater, on the first Mondays of March,
June, September, and December, at 8 o.
clock A. Nj.
HARVEY WILSON.
Judge Of Probate ofWashington Co., MT.
Saltwater, Feb. 4, 1850. 43-tf
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POstponement Of the Public Land Sales
mt Dubuque, Iowa.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the Public
y Sales of Lands ordered by proclamation
of the President of the United States, da-
ted the fifteenth day Of September, I849, to
be held at the Land Office ut Dubuque, To-
wa, on the 7th and 2lst days of January,
1850, are declared to be postponed until
further notice.
Given under my hand, at the City of Wash
ington, this lth day Of December, ammo
Domin one thousand eight hundred and
forty nine.
BY the President: z. TAYLOR.
j. BUTrERrIELD, 39-4w.
Com'r Of the Ge,,'l Land Office.
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UUST received by steamer Yankee, IS kegs of
- of prime Family Butter, 30 bbls of prime
Pork, on commission, and for sale low by
2Stf JOHN RANDALL & Co.
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ST.PAUL BAKERY.

ST. PAUL BAKERY.
new Bakery lately established on
Third street, opposite DIR. Dewey's
office!
4 NOW offer to the public all kinds of
1 cakes, butter crackers, Boston crackers,
hard bread and loaf bread, in the latest New
York style, and all kinds of candies by
wholesale or retail. All orders from the
town or country will be promptly attended
to, on the shortest notice.
4S-ff G.. HUMPHREY.
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SOLDIERS LAND WARRANTS.
JAMES NJ. GOODHUE will attend
= promptly to the business ofpreparing pa
pers and forwarding the requisite proofs to
obtain land warrants for soldiers who are
entitled thereto, by discharge.
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ST. PAUL AND STILLWATER
ACCOM- MODATION STAGES. {

ST. PAUL AND SALTWATER
ACCOMMODATIONS STAGES. c.
4 LINE Of four horse Stages is established b
IA tween St. Paul and Saltwater; distance nine
teen miles. The Stage will leave Saltwater Oil
Mondays, Wednesdays. and Fridays, in the NOR
ming, and arrive at St. Paul about noon and will
leave the St. Paul House ON Tuesdays, Thurs
days, and Saturdays, in the morning, aud arrive
at Saltwater about noon. This Arrangement will
accommodate travellers who wish to visit both
Saltwater and st. Paul. wi,hou, being unnecessa-
rily delayed IN waiting for boat to return down
the river. may 6, '49-tf
John Morgan,
Dealer in Groceries, Liquors, Wines, ETC., STU
water, Minnesota
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and will keep on hand good assortment of
Drug Medicines, Paints and Dye-Stufs-and will
also PRESCRIBE MEDICINE for all those who
wish it, according to the Eclectic practice, as
taught in the Cincinnati Reformed College Of
Medicine. mal2 3tf
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business Arrangement in CaiifOl nia.

For, Smelling, April 9th, 1850.
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A PRIME article of Chewing Tobacco, jus
IN received and for sale by JR s. Co
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SOUTHERN CONFERENCE.-The Legis-
lature of Alabama both Houses) have
met in convention, and appointed 36 del
Four delegates to each U. S. Senator,
and four from each of the seven congress
sional districts of the State.
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RUN AWAY.

RUN AWAY.
EINROM Saint Paul, without paying his honest
T. debts a person in the shape ola man, calling
himself DOCTOR SNOW, formerly of Prai-
RE du Chen. his is to warn all peasons against
this mans rascallty.
45-4w GEORGE WELLS.
Prairie du Chen Patriot please copy
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CD. DEVANS.

Dealer in Stoves and manufacturer Of every de-
scription of I in and Copper Ware, a few doors
below the American House, Saint Anthony
street ~ ISIf
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PORK, BACON, FLOUR AND LARD,
For the Minnesota TradeOf 1850,

For the MiRUesota TradeOf 1850.
2l50 bbls. mess pork, 500 bbls leaf lard,
lis do prime do 375 kegs do do
100 do clear do $50 Jars do do
100 1-2 mess do 70,O00ibs. choice hams
25000lbs clear sides 60,000lbs smoked should.
$50 bbls Flour bbls pigs feet.
The bacon and pork is mostly Of our own pack
ing. Bacon will be delivered directly from the
smoke house through the season. | will sell the
above upon as good terms as they can be purchas-
ed at any other point The Upper Mississippi.
EDW'D HEMPSTEAD.
Galena, March 20, 1850.
Soft
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Glass and Dried Fruit.
C0BOXES 8 = 10 glass for sale cheap
cO Also, few barrels very choice apples
and peaches, by d. l.. FULLER.
ST.. Paul, March 90, 1850. 49-tf
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CtPERM, Tallow and Star Candles, by the box
- or pound, for sale by yR Co
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1t seems to be the general opinion that
a steamboat will reach Saint Paul on
Saturday next.
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rs bbls mcssSprime porl,
rs Z" old whiskey,
55 +" ofnew lard. No l
10 =" Dayton ale,
80 4" white beans,
10 &c winter apples,
Is I" corn meal,
5 " American brandy
5 d" " gin,
8 A" Nal. wine,
A &" old peach brandy
2 pipes old co. brandy,
10 bbls N. o. sugar.
) " loaf D"
8 " double ref'd E"
so " flour,
800 bush.sound potatoes,
$500 lbs good fresh butter
1900 =" cheese,
Is bxs :allow candles,
Is " No. ] soap,
Z d" Star candles,
IS L" raisins,
l keg lemon syrup,
. cas-. men & boys boots
3 bxs Mrs.G. B.Miller's
fine cut tobacco
3 I" smoking "
10 g chewing "
6 I" common %
/ Dbl fine currants,
2 +" dry apples,
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE.
A desirable Farm between Saint Paul and Sain
N Anthony; Land of the first quality, wei
watered and eighty situated,
Apply to TILDEN & SMITH.
Feb. 10th, 1850. 45-tf
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TNINE SALT received and for sale by
JR &Co
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Roger Williams Foundry and Machine
ShOns aft AucfiOn

State Of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations.
Al ID authority of the Supreme Court of said State i,
ga ID Chancery, the undersigned, Receivers of the
LIE perty and effects of the Roger Williams Foundry
NJ; chine Co., viii sell the premises Public Auction
on TUESDAY, ire sirteeRth dqy Of AprH nert,
All the right, title and interest which Cornelius S. Tom
kns and Samuel Hunt doing business the oyer William
Foundry and Machine Co., had the 2lst of Sepembe
last, in the above named property, consisting of
LIST. The MACHINE SHOP, building three stories he'
l50 feet long and built of stone with slate roof and %
with Machinery well arranged for turning all kinds
work usually done in a machine shop.
I'd. The FOUNDRY, building 100 feet by TO- built
brick and slated with TASKS chs patterns and 9th
apparatus required in the foundry business.
Sd. The CAR HOUSE, wooden building, 100 feet long
Also, Brick Counting House, Warehouse Barn, She's
&c, together with all the appmtenances thereto belonging
The property with full schedules may be examined
time and terms of sale any other information concern
the same, may be had by applying to
J. J. STIMSON,
RUFUS WATERMAN
Receivers of Roger Williams Foundry and Machine &C
Providence, March 4, 1850. M6dts
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EpiEepsy and Gifts.

TUE subscriber has been very successful in treating and
curing Epilepsy, ApopeXy, Convusve and Spasmodic
dseases-H yseria st. Vitus Dance and all diseases of
like kindred nature, spinal affections neuralgia of the
face and neck-neryous headac muscular contractions
and Female diseases and weaknesses Of every He
likewise devotes usual particular attention to Cosump
ton, Bronchitis, Uceratons and diseases of the Throat
Scrofa Diseases of the heart Liver complaints Dyspep
sa and Chronic diseases in general GPPeope subject
these complaints will do well to call on him.
1-F0fce ard residence No MAPLE STREET, near the
Worcester House. Office hours from / to o'clock p NJ
March g. cod eowly5 A. STONE, NJ D.
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We W. CO.gE YsgRED,

COdl Ut SO.0U.
THE subscribers have opened a Yard on PLYMOUTH
STREET for the sale of AouIDNIcK Coal, mined in
Portsmouth, r. L. at wholesale and RETAIL which they will
furnish of the best quality dry and in good order and the
following prices at retail
Mine broken, Egg Nut sizes, Delivered per ton, $3.50
Chestnut size, do do $50.
Yard broken, extra per ton so.
This hard Red Ash Coal and for house furnaces cyl
nder stoves, &C. is warranted to give good satisfaction
They also have for SALE superior No. l White Ash
PENN. COAL, which will be sold at lowest rates.
Orders left at the Office, No. 222 MAIN STREET over
G. Foster 81 Co.'S Store, E. d. WETHERBEE's DRuG
STORE of Green and Temple Streets will with
pr Impt attention. RICE d BARBOUR.
Feb 49, wits disf
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CLOTHING AT WHOLESALE,
C. Il. LONGsTREET a. CO.,
= A - \ n q N II

C. II. LONGsTREET a. CO.,
81 Nassau St, NEW YORK,
A RE fully prepared for the Spring Trade with the
IL LARGEST STOCK OF CLOTHING that can be found
in any house in the United States, and much greater
riey than have had the pleasure offer pat
rOns and styles suit purchasers from any part of the
United States California.
OUR FOREIGN GOODS
Are of oupwn importation, and Domestcs direct from
the manufacturers which enables to sell our stock at
price than be found houses that do but limit
ed trade Our styles and extensive stock having placed
at the head m line Of trade intend to remain in this
position long these accommodations will keep
there purchasers will favor with call will take
pleasure in showing them through erte,Siue stock
which will answer for itself.
New York March 7. eod3w
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Farm and Pasture Land for Sale.

IA THE subscriber offers for sale that valuable Real
fsfA Estate formerly owned by JONATHAN CHASE, Sill
uated in Paxton, containing hundred and sevent.
five acres of excellent Land about forty of whit
covered with heavy growth of Wood and Timber Sati
Farm is one of the pleasant situations be found
lying on the great road from Worcester Barre 81 miles
IRON Worcester City Hail. and is well divided into moving,
tllage and PASTURE with good Dwelling House, sutab
for ore or two families Barns and other convenient
buildings; water in the house and the barn. The whe
VIII be sold together or part with the buildings pu
Chasers may require.
Also, very valuable Pasture known as the GOODALI3
PASTURE containing sixty eight acres situated near the
ennson Mills well fenced and watered and of the
best pastures that can be found Also, other Pasture
containing % divided from the other by road Sa
Pastures are of easy access, being situated the road.
% All the above Real Estate will be sold reasonable
terms For particulars inquire of ANTHONY CHASE the
Court House, of the subscriber in the westerly part
worcester EZEF1zasssszs lAANIELS.
March 8. dW4w
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House Lots, Houses. SC.

- BEAUTIFUL LOTS, containing nearly an acre
EmlN II each, delightfully."- situated Paramount" hall
Sa mile north of the Court House, unequaled for beau
ty location and aspect for those who prefer live little
out and own a large lot for very moderate cost.
Finely situated LOTS Harvard Street. the elevated
land directly west of the Central Church, the desirable
lots remaining in the market.
Very desirable Lots the Brewery Estate the West
en Railroad Depot and in other parts of the city.
Also, several Dwelling Houses different parts of the
city, Good Gardening land by the acre, and other Real
property, for sale the most accommodating terms by
Feb -. eodistf ID. S. MESSENGER.
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MessengeI's Nolice.

r Messengers Notice.
Worcester, IS. March 6, 1850.
lion. HENRY CHAPLIN, Commissioner of Insolvency
III for the County of Worcester, this dry issued
Warrant against the Estate Of ABNER MOULTON, of
Brouhfe d, in said County rnaceman, n>oIven debtor
aud the payment ofany Debts the delivery any pro per.
ty belonging to said solven detor him for his use,
and the transfer property by him forbidden BY law
The first meeting The edtors OF said nsolven debtor
will be held Court Of Insolvency the Office said
Commissioner, in Worcester, in said County. the eniy
seventh day Of March cnrIcn O'Clock in the
noon for the proof of debts and choose assignee orr
assignees of his Estate.
NJ l.. BAKER, JR D. s.. Messcnser/
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FOR SALE or EXCHANGE.

k,s FFNHAT beautiful estate in LEICESTER, known as
FIN L 'MoUNT PLEASANT" II consists of abou,
@A Fifty acres Of choice Land, and fine House every
way fitted tor family OF isure with little expense
could BIZ admirably adapted AdroPahic establish.
newt For terms, inquire al this office The subscri~
Der al the Central Funk NM. DICKINSON
Worcester. Dec 10.
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SccGIRiupg Clacrry stocks.

.SO00 SEEDING Cherry Stocks from one TO two
OOOO feet high, suitable for Budding next August f'r
sale on reasonable terms Apply to DAVID BURBANK, ir
at Rice & Balls shop, Schoo-st. DIFF Mach q
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w. O. EsEWH~, Artist,

Has returned to his studio, in WARREN BLOCK, Peal
Street where he would be happy his friends and sup
ply them with LANDSCAPES.
MIR B. has little time that he could devote Instruction
in Landscape Painting Those who are dcsiros of acquir-
Ing his bold style OF Painting, have the orpnrun
Nov a. dwt
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Auction and Commission Sales.
s. w. SEERY & CO.,

s. w. SEEBY e. CO.,
AUctioneers md Commission Merchants,
No. G8 MAIN ST., WORCESTER.
- W. d Co will give their attention to the SALES OF
-. REAL ESTATE, ard ALL KINDS of personal
tfOPERIH an any Part Of the Col mtg ~ Worcester, al
Auction or by Private Sale.
lhey will also give their attention To the LETTING
HOUSES, SELLING STOCKS, sc.
u Liberal Cash advances made on all kinds of Property
left on sale
a. Sales of Household Furniture and Personal Property
III general EVERY WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOONS
Srx Double House and Lot,
fIHa TOR SALE on SHELLEY STREET. orfrrther par.
SFIs'-e L ticulars apply to S w. sELBY & co.
Jan 49, diff
FOR SALE,
IRA fENHE COTTAGE HOUSE and Lot, No Irving
f.sf / Street The above House is very desraby 10
A4 Gated and is built in the thorough For
further particulars, apply
Jan 80 diff S. w. SELBY & CO.
u FOR SALE,
E.szHA A LARGE DOUBLE HOUSE, No. Al Green-st.
IsssHH II One HOUSE, No. Is Winter-st.3
.'|--A!=@ One HOUSE on Southbridge-st.
Also, several Houses in other parts of the City.
Jan 90. diff SsW. SELBY & CO.
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News INSURANCE eBfg6ce.

(oUer The Store Of c. Foster & Co.)
222 MAIN STREET.
FT'HE subscriber is authorised to effect INSURANCE
country
Also, Agent for two Offices thai take EXTRA HEARD
Gus property.
Also, Agent for the UNION MUTUAL LIFE INSJ Re
ANCE COMPANY. JOHN FIELD, Agent.
Worcester, Ian. Is, 1850 DIST
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Valuable Property for Sale.

Il X NOWN as the BREWERY ESTATE, situat
sIaf IN on Grafton Street, within few rods of the
HgBstl Western Railroad Depot, making it very desr
1859 able location for large manufacturing establish
ment There are seven Dwelling Houses, containing thr
teen Tenemeht and about of Land bounded
on one side by the Canal and Mpond and three sides
by Streets The houses enough to pay
and taxes on the price asked for the Estate and part
he city the prospective rise property greater than here
owing the contemplated Depot arrangements close by
large portion OF the purchase remain mortgage, and
an opportunity for investment speculation offered
whch VIII rarely again occur For further nformaon ap
ply d. s. MESSENGER
req ~. dwis1m
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For SnIe.
TemensemtS to Rent.
go RENT,

FENHE whole Of the SECOND STORY over the New Yorl
Il store, 10 the American Temperance House. In
gute Of l. L. ARCHER, or o. F. SrEBBINs, at the New
York Store. D26dtf
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House for Sale.
FOR SALE
House for Sale,

Awa A NEW and convenient Dwelling House South
E bridge Street. For particulars inquire of the sub
1911 soriber5 WILLIAM L. THROOP.
Jan 30. diff
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The Greatest Lab0r-saving Article yet
Discovered.

TEsHE WASHING AND CLEANSING COM
u FOUND. BY its use, Washing Machines and WASH
boards dispensed with, the time three or for
times the amount is accomplished with the same labor, hH
the old fashioned usual process. In using this article H.
Goods made CLEARER and CLEANER with only abo'
one fourth the rsnai iaJor Manufactured and for sft
wholesale ard retail by
G. A. & T.. HARRINGTON,
Si.yi. OT the Good SBGrttdn,
Jan H. d3mis No. so Main Street
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TO LET
TO EEV'.

THNIIE SHOP now occupied by Burt & Holmes Thomas
Street. suitable for Carpcnterng Carriage business
March 4. d2wS LUTHER SLATER.
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TO Rent.

THE GROCERY STORE now occupied by Gill Waller
i tine corner Of Summer and Central Streets. Inqui.,
OF the subscriber, over the store.
Feb 2G. dtfwt OTIS KITTREDCE.
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WANTED.

MAN to work in Sash and Blind Shop. Inquire of the
II subscriber. S. B. CORBIN.
Worcester Cratnck vilage,) March g. d,f
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Reuse Lot for Sale,


1.-TWO ROOMS on Main Street. up stairs, with good err
l trance, suitable for shop Office. Inquire Of
Ian go. dstf VIM DICKINSON.