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SoHENEcTABY-tdo] -a7O for Hunt
ALBANr-Hunt. 965 RxussELArR 40
SOL ~
GENEsEE DO, l,tl8; CAYUeA do, lq4.
MoNRoE do, 1888
OswEGo' 82f; ONorpAGA, 426 for Sew.
mour. JovKrtL
~, GEsEyA. Tuesday. Nov. -
WAYNE Co.-Hunt 2l3 majority, Cor.
nell las, Blakely 1911, Smith 153.
YATES Co.-Seymour 1913.
LLIrtS FALLS. Tuesday, Nova
MONTGOMERY Co.-Hunt, 1875 maj.
Fulton Co.-Hunt, maj
HAMILTON Co.-l44 for Seymour.
The State Election.
Special Dispatch to he T,75sne
a, RoS,HEsrER Tuesday. Nov. II. 1859.
MoNRoE-L Official Hunts majority.
1888; Cornell's, 1896; Blakely's, i,34I;
Bakers, 1894; W. S. Smiths, 1897.
ONoNDAeA-lO tficiall-Seymour, only
426l
MONTGOMERY Official Hunt, 1913.
ALBANY Official Hunt, 965; Church,
SCI; Blakely, 887; Angel 5O6 Benton,
588.
RENSSELAER, : Official Hunt, 33l;
Church, 829 Mather, CO; Angel. 8O4;
Benton, 83l. CongreSs-Dayid l.. Sey-
mour, (Loco) 2l5- JOURNAL.
ITHACA Tuesday. Noy l2
ToMPK1Ss Co.-Seymour's majority go;
Church, l86 Mathcr, l45; Benton. =;
Angel, lao; Halsey, Congress, ID.
HAMILroN.- IA.
iIuDsoN Tuesday, Noy 10
COLUMBIA Co.-Thc Board of Canvass
ers was organized to-day, but errors in the
returns caused an adjournment till to-mor-
row. The official returns from each town,
as presented to the Board, give Hunt Is
majority; Church, 57l; Mather, l76; An
gel, 594; Benton, 663.
BINcHAMProN, Tuesday. Nor. IL.
The Board of CanyasScrs had to send an
Express to one of the towns in Broome Co.
which delays the canvass. We may not
be able to get the official tonight.
Cnynga-OFrIcIAL,
AUBURN Tuesday, Nov IL.
Hunt l24, Blakely 90, Benton 90. Church 3d.
Angel los.
Delaware Elections,
WILMINGTON, DEL. Tuesday, Nov. l2,
Brandywine Hundred gives Loco majority for
Governor In Wilmington. the Wings have near
1870 majority on State Ticket. From indications
already had. it is thought the State has gone Loco
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nngYuEss MOTTO Es.

~-0ro AnyERTIsE Rs.-The LARGE CIRcU-
~ rye Tribune in both cy and country, and eSpe,
GA5lo Sies renders the best possible medium for all
ss.y w wish 10 make their business and wants known
"a Se pnbhc the way which viii ensure the most prompt
Va nroftabie returns.
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KNox's EXHIBITION FOR THE LADIES.
The annual exhibition OF tempting and picturesque Hats
and Caps children. and elegant and valuable Furs Tor
the Ladies' is now open for the public Admission Tree
Gentlemen may accompany Ladeg at the same charge and
they will find In his assortment of Hats for he Fa style
sufficient attraction TO do so, have doubt Ills Gal
ler1L isa al l22 EuOn.st-
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B FowLERs & WELLS, Phrenologists
and Publishers Clinton Hail. l3l Nassaust near the Park
,YGrMENT.-Dr. RICH's *

New ARRANGEMENr.-Dr. RIcH'8 Ia
sr1rurr, for PHYSICAL TRAINING, CrosIy-s one door
below Blocker AS this Is the largest and most complete
Gymnasium in the world, the proprietor is desrous OF eX-
tending its benea 10 as large plumber of his oo
ed the regulation which has prevented may persons from
attending namely That regulation which required that
every subscriber should exercise in clashes and under IN
shucton Hes convinced that there are large nunhero OF
persons wish exercise yet do not wish TO 40 30 IN
classes under instruction. or at any fixed hour lie now
leaves it entirely optional with them whether they VIII ex
ercge in classes not and for those who wish to attend
the Institution and exercise without receiving nstnicuon
he has fixed the OF subscription as follows For three
months SO six months, Sl0 one year, Sl2 To the mem
hers of the Mercantile Library Association the Students or
Columbia College the University Free Academy and The
Medical and Theological Colleges, The terms VIII be ?lo
per year Hours for Gentlemen from six TO nine IN tie
morning and from six 10 ten IN the evening. nl<u
BARNUM'S MUsEUM.-Thc Hunchbock
is play of tie Dramatic kind and contains moral OF the
pures and most useful character. Ii s performed hero ms
evening This afternoon the amusing farces OF Uncle sam
and of Sister Kate done beside which there are music
and dancing the Giant and other curositcs to be Scent
rfzFr
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The Nut CRACKED.-lti is q fact we'll
known that the CLARKs al 6sBroadway, have the bcst
ranged Skygh and the ue0es and convenient Gal
e In this City, and their crowd of business aud the beau
it'll DagueneoYpes they strong proof of their
superior skill as Artists
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u DETROIT has just given 1876 votes agaiast
to 1876 for Equal Suffrage to all men without re-
gard to Color. And yet two-thirds of those who
voted No would feel affronted if any one should
hint that they were no Democrats
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~ From several Of Mr.. GoLDsMrH's
pupils who have taken lessons in his Cheap Classes we
learn hat their improvement far more rapid than they
could have believed possible The month is already nearly
balfoyer and those who do wish to be excluded from
the privilege of acquiring splendid hand for 81 80 should
put their names TO the Class last at 289 broaoWay, neo
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DREADFUL TO THINK or.-The Coln,,5ns tGa,
Sentinel regales itself with the following pleasant
language:
I'VE frankly tel you that 60 far "a wa sre concerned .
dsspas ao Qnoa and hsso Laa Norsa we do hsl ae.
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BENaLlsu DRuGGETs for covering Car
pets two three and four yards wide the celebrated cheap
cot Carpet Establishment In the u S, No 90 Bowery, Ill
Ram ANbERSoNs they offered low prices Remnants
of English Oil Cloths for stoves cheap Floor Oil Cloths
from three 10 four shillngs per yard
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Delaware Elections.

WILMINGTON. DEL Tuesday, Nov. l2
Brandywine Hundred gives Loco majority for
Governor In Wilmington. the Wings have near
1870 majority on State Ticket. From indications
already had it is thought the State has gone Loco.
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SUPERIOR UNDER-SHIRTs AND DRAW
gRS,Thc attention Of all persons who wear UuderGar
ments is called 10 the and complete assortment
sale at the subscribers Warehouse Every style quail
~ and size may be procured very low prices JOSEPH
+. SANNAY, l46 William st. near Fulton.
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connterfe,,ers M Cincinnati.

CINcTNNATI, TuesdaY, NOV. =.
This city is actually ovenun with Counterfeit.
ers of notes and specie-iour are now locked ~
awaiting examination.
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FINE ARTS !--Talbotypes, or Portraits
on Ivory paper taken by The CameraObScura and painted
afterwards These beautiful pictures become daily more
POPULAR medals have been awarded for them aud this
year Tie public are invited 10 examine specimens ut 81
Broadway. A. O. BRAUN'S, Qate Langenhen & Coz
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E1 Tux MoRAND DAGUERREAN GAL
LERY (esiabsed l840 l52 Chaha-st OPPOSITE the Ma.
rIoNAI THEATERThc pictures this establishment stand
unsurpassed for bolncss of outline, thuness OF likeness
aud durability ofnnression. ea5 2meodk
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MILE. JENNY LIND.-The best likeness
OF this lady, and the superb portrait produced by
BRAnv's new process Of Dagueueoyping Ivory is
for exhibition at BRADYS Gallery, 205 Broadway
Fultou.et,
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SHE'LL COMBS, OPERA GLASSES, AND
Combs have The advantage over all others beauty and fin.
sh and fl; to the head in the most perfect Style Premium
Open Chains Sc. Combs al wholesale
NIP p T. NJ oUIMBY, 3O3A Broadway.
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AUBURN. Tuesday, Nov. H.
Hunt l24, Blakely 90, Benton 6S. Church 90,
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ADVERTISING DIRECTORY.
. ,nvERTIsBMENTs WILL BE FOUND UNDER THEIR
-" REsPEcTINE HEADS As FOLLOWS:

GgNIN's PREMIUM TURs-A GOLD Me-
M, kwARREp-Among these superb specimens are the
following, all of which received PrenumSirom the AeF
can Institute .c,,
Full set of HudsoDs Bay do
Eul set OF Stone Martin
full set of Mink.
Ful set OF Royal Ermine.
Full set of OEinchila.
Incudns Chldrens Fprs Of every variety for complete
Fgs more magnificent than these cannot be found IN this
or any city of the Union and GESiN invites the ladies
of New-York TO call aud examine them He will, this Fall
and Winter present. for their inspection and approval an
assortment OF Mufs Vicorine Cuffs &c unryaled in va
rety beauty and excellence.
GEHISs stock Chdrens Felt and Beaver Hats for the
present and approaching embraces all the most re-
Chefche NODES and diversity fancy Styles
manufactured after his patterns In Ladies' B0nnels,
of the same material the variety is equally extensive Prd-
ing himself somewhat upon the displayed in this de-
pertinent GENIN respectfully asks the Ladies 10 pass their
re would also call attention his large stock OF Men
and Childrens Velvet and Cloth Caps OF new ana ghy
becoming shapes and styles GENlN, ia Broadway,
Mi 81 opposite ST. Paurs Church
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts.

HoFcester, S. July TO- 1850
QY virtue of an Execution which issued Judgment
IL in favor of George l.. Makepeace, of Worcester, in
the County OF Worcester yeoman against JOSEPH CUSI-
ING of Peterborough in the Count of Hillsborough and
State of New Hampshire, at the June of the Court
OF Common Pleas for said County, A. D. 1885, taken
all the Right in Equity that the said Joseph Gushing had
on the twenyfrst day of December A. D. 1849 the day
when the same was attached process redeem
certain mortgaged Real Estate situate in the Ru
land, in said County, and the that is described in
mortgage deed thereof from Thomas Read the Worces
ter County Institution for Savings recorded in the Reg
sry Of Deeds for said County, book pages and s. and
on Saturday. the thiryrst day Of August next A. d 1885,
at O'Clock in the afternoon my Office in Worcester No
l36 Main Street. shall for sale to the highest bidder
at public aucton the aforesaid right equity redemp
ton to satisfy said execution and all fees and charges
sale. [dJyI31 j. DAY. d. Sheriff
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Office Norwich and Wor, R. r. Co., !

NORWICH, July TO, 1870. }
DOOKS for subscription the preferred stock Of this Com
u pany will be opened the 18th inst the Transfer
Office, e. 7. MERwIN, Transfer Agent) No Is Merchants
Exchange, New YORK; and remain open for sixty days
thereafter when the Books for such subscription will be
closed, until the 10th of January next
All persons who subscribe aforesaid and pay IS per
cent the preferred stock will be entitled the dividend
to be declared in January their preferred stock,
which embraces four shares of old stock for each share
stock subscribed and interest will charged at the
rate of per cent all nsaments from the lth inst u-
til said instalments paid.
2. ST. M. ANDREWS,
Jl3dtS1 Clerk N, q w. r. r. Co.
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CUTLERY,
MARTIN u. BRADFORD.
l42 WASHINGTON St, Boston.

@H " IUA 0C'g 0ODtVug
INVITES the attention of purchasers to his assortment
american and Foreign Cutlery.
KNIVES AND FORKS Fine Ivory Handled Table and
Dessert Knives of various patterns and without Forks
Complete ofIvory Handled Cutlery in rosewood cases
Polished HOn Ebony Cocoa-wood Bone Black Horn Stag
and Tn, Eerbuck Handled TABLE and TEA KNIVES and
FORKS comprising every variety of style and degree of
finish Ghitdrens Kntues and Forks.
CARVING KNIVES and FORKS with every kind of
handles BEEF-SLICERS for Hotels Jones' Patent Car
vers Ivory handled Game Caers; Knife Sharpen
er5; sTEELs; Ivory Handled Cheese Scoops.
BUTTER KNIVES; BREAD KNIVES; Nut Picks and
Nut CRACKERS; Champagne Knives Pocket Knives and
Forks Picket Gases containing Knife Fork, and spoon
Shoe Makers Knives-Palet and Paint Knives &c.
RAZORS
o M%de by w% ere aS Sons Joseph Rodgers Sons
double and single cases. Heavy BARRIERS RAZORs
Gen'een who wish fine pair of Razors, with elegant
made by Jonathan Crookes, superior article they are
fu y warranted. 49, ~
SCISSORS.
In this article, the subscriber particular pains to pro
cure those of the BEST CUTTING QUALITY. and of
every form and size that is wanted.
Ladies Cnttingo and Work SCISSORS Family Shears;
buonhoe Scissors Lace Scissors; Nail Scissors; Gentle
mems Rocket Scissors Lamp Scissors with rim to catch
e s round point Scissors, fol children Grape scis-
Sos VIZ Cners; Horse Clipping SCISSORS Paper Sheaxs.
Tnars rio TALoRs SHEARS which are warranted
ers', Hatters', and Bankers SHEARS
Pocket KNIVES.
me best patterns OF Joseph Rodgers & Sons Jonathan
Crookes, and other celebrated manufacturers
One two, three, four and six blade KNIVES including
the House of Lords Knife Congress- "Royal Dia,
mond SENATOR" 'Wharnciffe," american Coegians,,
Victoria and Prince Albert" Knives, and other elegant
LADIES' PEN KNIVES, with one and two blades; Nail
hiVes strong one and two bladed Jack Knives; Bows
Knives, OF the best steel-l q 3 and blades.
SPORTSMEN,S KNIVES containing Eloa,s 1Touo
HOOKS screwdrIvers, Corkscrews Gimblets Saws Coach
mans , wis IWeezers, Probes, Button Hook, etc.
HUNTING KNIVES of various kinds; Loo back Kniyes
Pruning and Budding Knives. : ~
Erasers, Spring Nail Nippers and Nail Files.
Also-A general assortment of
HHRDW.ARE AND FISHING TICKLE.
At l42 Washington Street,
Three doors north of the Old South Church,
June d2aw BOSTON
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House Lots, Houses, &c.

Ira BEAUTIFUL LOTS containing nearly acre
fMaf IL each, delightfully."- situated on " Fairmomt," hal
mile north of the Court House, unequaed for beau
~ OF location and aspect for those who prefer to live little
out and own large lot for a very moderate
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
ern Railroad Depot, and in other parts of the city.
Also several Dwelling Houses in different parts of the
city, Good Gardening land by the acre and other Real
property for sale on the most accommodating terms bv
Fcb H. eodstf ID. 5. MESSENGER.
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Dwelling House and Lot for sale.
III THE Estate Pleasant Street. opposite Chestnut
f9:R ST well known the property formerly owned
L1A and occupied by DR.. o. II. BLOOD. The House in
good ORDER and the lot large and well stocked with the
choicest fruit trees very desirable residence for any one
wishing to purchase Terms easy. The property can be
examined and particulars learnt by calling the subscriber
5 mo- IA dwstf BENZ. BUFFUM Pleasant-st
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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10Th lf50.

lS day received another large invoice of Rich Printed
Lawns, Berages, French Popms, India l inens fire
scotch Gnghams, C., making assortment the best in
the city. June 49, isd4w HALL d. THOMPSON.
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DissOIutiOu of COnartue,
COpartnership Notice.

THE firm Of FITCH & JONES having been dissolved,
the undersigned have formed connexion and will con-
tlnue the IRON FOUNDRY BUSINESS under the firm of
e. & d. IL. FITCH CO., at the Old Stand of Fitch and
Jones. EZRA FITCH
DANA ii. FITCH,
VIM. w. BISHOP.
Worcester, July H. 1850. Jl3d2w
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The North American Exterminator

@AAO ~aOI O4E 1AIIIU41CdN 1IAJEIWlIWdLOf
80, zee s WARRANTED superior and
w 9 i cheaper, according to what it
will do, than any other article here
ES#x7fNA etoore offered to the public for the
-ks ~ same purpose. 1t will exterminate
~ Rats, Mice, Cockreaches Red and
Zz==zsZssNsS Black Ants &c, from dwelling -hou:
- es, stores, graneres, vessels &C.,
wherever it is used. Rats and Mice readily and are
not likely to die in the building For extermnating Cock
foaches Ants etc. spread thin of the extermnator
on paper or on extremely thin slice of bread or cheese
and put in places most equented by them Directions for
DISCRIMINATING rats and mice the boxes For further
information ask for Circular be had othe Agents GRA
IT'S you want truly valuable article, one that will
90 what 1t recommended beware of all counterfeit ex
terhllnators and ask for the american Rat ErEer
,Gto and take oher-Prce 34 and so cents per box
Whicn contains sufficient to clear ordinary building
eral times Sold by D. SCOTT JR., 4 CO.. 243 Main ST.
Worcester Nichols Carter Barre j. E. HILL N Brook
feld D. Hall, Charlton and by Medicine dealers gener
ally through the country d3taweow& weop3m24
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RaZ0rs-RaZOrS.
d. REFRESH US !!

II lie Subscriber having completed ample arrangement
for making and boiling that refreshing and healthy bev
erage SODA WATER, takes this method Of informing the
citizens of Worcester and vicinity, that he is prepared to
furnish in any quantity, by the dozen gross Gentlemen
wishing left at the residences win please leave their orders
the old stand 242 Main street. corner of Pleasant
June 10. diff H. O. RATES
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communion Wine.

A VERY pure article, Tor saleyery low by LEW Is
Il LAZELL, wholesale and retail Druggist No. sol MAN
STREET, A doors north AM House. II Jan3O.
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TtUe1tty-GUc Dollars EReeU0rd!

LUST OR STOLEN,
probably stolen, from the subscriber on the 8th inst
at the Depot in Farnumsvle between that place and
the Milbury station, PACKAGE OF MONEY contain
ing SOL The package was put up Ly George Webster,
and directed to the Cashier of the Citizens Bank Worcester
and contained two five dollar bills of the Honesdae penn
Bankone ten dollar bill of the North River Bank New
YOrk-thrty dollars more of ves and tens of the Mill
bury Bank, and some small bills OF other Banks.
The above reward will be paid any person who will
return the money the subscriber Farnmsye Depot
Farnumsvile, July Is, 1850 d3t* S. R. WHITE.
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FOR SALE,

FUR SALE,
49, II ALE of large DOUBLE HOUSE pleasantly
GER situated Austin Street. containing 10 rooms
water is brought into the upper and lower part of the
house, so as to accommodate two families. The Lot con
tas near 5000 feet Payment will be made easy for par
ticulars inquire OF S. II. COTTON, or
May 20 eodsU E. N. HARRINGTON, 10 Austn.st
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Lost.

IN TUESDAY, between Charlton Street and Cherry
~ valley, (LeseSter) Claret silk BEAD PURSE, Con-
tanning small sum OF Money. The finder will be suitably
rewarded by leaving il at this Office. dot July IL
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sWOasCaE Last

A TWENTY DOLLAR, and Three Dollar Bill on the
"A Worcester Bank. The finder will be suitably reward
ca by leaving the same with the subscriber the CITY
eIofE l92 MAN Street J. 5. FINKHAM.
June % dtf
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JOB PRINTING,
IN ALL ITS BRANCHES, NEATLY AND PR OMPTLY
EXECUTED AT
THE SPY OFFICE.
$500 Reward
BosroN AND WORCESTER R. ROAD Off

bOsToN AND WORCESTER K. ROAD OFFICE,
Boston, July 10, 1850
WHEREAS some evil-minded person or persons placed
W distractions the track of the Boston and Worces-
ter Railroad on the evening of the 9th of June last and also
on the evening of the 9Th ns thereby endangerng the lives
oil passengers the Boston and Worcester Railroad Copor-
alton offer the above reward any person who shall give
information BY which said offenders shall be convicted of
said offence They also offer the reward any per-
son VINO shall discover the perpetrators of any similar
Tempt on sad road between birmingham and Worcester
hereafter during the present year.
Jyl3d3w THOS. HOPKINSON, Pres't.
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FOR SALE OR REM

A PEAL ESTATE pleasantly situated in this city
fIMfh III with good buildings the same
&ssEa Also, several Tenements to LET. Inquire of
EDWARD SOUTHWICK, / Green-st
Feb 90 istf opposite r. q w R. R. Depot
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S-TEAS-TEAS

W III OF ESD L E IND RETAIL.
THE NEW ENGLAND TEA COMPANY, 1870
i WASHINGTON STREET, BOSTON, under the manage
ment OF g. w SLEEPER, have the largest and best select
ed assortment OF the following articles, which will sold
at the lowest possible prices and which regard quality
cannot be surpassed by any establishment in America
TEAs-Nngyong, Ooong, Souchong, Young Hyson, Old
go, Orange Pecco, suepoy oolong F. Pecco, ETC. etc
COtFEES-St. Domingo, Cuba, Rio, Mocha Java p
Caoeho etc. ETC. GTThe same roasted, and roasted and
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COrks-COrk~.

JUST received large supply of CoRKs of all kinds an
81 for sale low by ID. SCOTT, JR, n co,
June "a dw3wis No 243 Main Street
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Gum NEYrrIl.

A FINE article for sale by L. T. LAZELI, Druggist,
IA Jyl0dw4wis POI Main Street
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Best Medicine in the Market,
NOTICE RxTRA.

NUINCE NAINA:
Don't say because this has the name of Sarsapala You
will it, because you have been humbugged with
Townsend's and others of the name. This is hunbug,
and II it don't do recommended call and get your money
back. or Wholesale Agent for Boston, VIM. d. LITTLE.
For sale in Worcester by LEWIS LAZELL, 20l Main
Street. weop& d3taweowly July Is
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Wide Rack Trimming LaceS.
THIS morning opened lot of very Rich Black Laces for
Il Trimming ut CHAMBERLAIN cos.
lime 26 DIV
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Mrs, =. "A, Gecr, TMilOqeSS.

GRATEFUL for past fayor socis share of patronage
VI lTCLOTUING REPAIRED
May7 DIFF 35 Exchange-st.
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Gum Arabic Lozenges,
FRESH lot this day opened and for sale in any quanti
~ tyby L. T. LAZELL, Druggist,
July dw4wis No. col Main Street