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!. 1ulee resumed bis speech.

TREE SOIL STATE CONTENTION. II will he
seen oy the call IN another column, that this Con-
xsnt'on Is to be holden the 18th Of Seuternber :
4 ne autumn elections cannot fail 10 excite a mos,
A'ey interest, although, in most cases they win no
e1houcteo with less rancOr than usual The sansi-
oie' Inldollng interest Wings and Democrats bav-
ing oeheid the iuhlnent Of al our prophecies as IN
'ne amount OF reliance to be reposed In their Web
sefs and Gases, and other leaders, have much aha
TED Their wonted ardor. They have not been bl;od
eNief 70 mat grand series Of iriumphs which have
conferred upon the Free Soil PARTY v;ctorions
"reaths, immortal as the amaran,h.
Ahe free Soil party, which fools afTec, 10 de-
splse, has, recently-tO say nothing nj the Io,r -,
aiogue OF ITS earlier succexses-giyen Hamiin s;v
years more TO battle for freedom On The foor oT ~
senate, and taught the Touceys, of IJonnec,;,n,
ulat donghiaceism Is no longer passpor To tho r.,
o. congress, m that land Of steady habits I, vorJ
nave kept the great Michigander feitered ar dr.
nun M from The Seaate-which he, in connanv vx,b
W eosier turned mo arena fT grand and loe
tumohng-had IT not been for the speaking 49,
ancy Of hlteen Wings, who retired from Their nos,.
IN order that the Nilmot Provso mich, he s,r,rlJ
ny me natural allies II did much II sts.. ~
lei " ebster from the Senate before his labors oc
ueachefy were completed, and finally by The ,es,;-
nohy OF Henry Clay, II cut up the yaDous ssCon,-
promise or Omnibus bill, and fung away i,s NM;
fragments, to the great honor Of the nation ara
70 sne iasing welfare of the country. The F.
con party has iriumphed and will continpe "a :;
u'rph throogh the Influence it exers over ntbe, o.
~ their hopes and fears. Tot ;,s
so'uiets then, despislng the rewards which e 49,
"e u malorites, keep their arGDor bright ana
S'''iu " tneir guns. '-De4ham Gazette.
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y We learn that in the oolclBdiag piece Of this
evenings concert, the Huagarians win giTe the Nation
al Airs Of tefyniAe different nations. The piece Of
itself would be a sufficient indaceDsut to attend The
following article viii show the estimation in which
the performances Of this troupe are held IN ihs Places
visited by them.
THE HUNGARIAN MUSICAL FESTIVAL An
audience Of more than one thousand persons greet
ed with great admiration and applause, the Concert
Of Herr kTausz, Madame Lovarny and Herr Stoepel,
IN Corlntblan Hall, On Monday evening 1t Is yerv
seldom that 50 great a musical attraction is offered
IN any city or community. The voice OF Madame
l.. Is superor-rieh, clear, and flexible. Her ven
trlIoqBial Mountain echo was a triumph Of sound
which we never heard egaalled. Herr Stoepel's
Wood and Straw instrument is great curiosity and
the powerful voice Of Herr Krausz completely salts
fed the ear Last night their performance was no
less gratifying and admirable.
Rochester .4merican.
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IMPORTANT SEIzUREs-Forty FesSels Tied
Up The Chicago Journal, of the LIST inst, gives
the following account Of numerous seizures Of vessels
engaged in the lumber trade on the upper lakes
The Journal says:
The Government for the past few days have done
"I.and office business in this region Forty-six
vessels engaged in the lnmher trade between Nil
waukie, Chicago, and other points upon this nd
the other side Of the Lake. have been seized BY the
U. ;. officers, most Of which have been bonded
Inc oiheers are now here, awaiting the arrival Of
the rest Of the feet
1t Is supposed the vessels engaged simply in the
carrying trade viii be released but such as are own
ed BY the Preprietors of mills located on, or supplied
from lands belonging to the Government, VIII Be for
feiied to IT.
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~ s0n STATE CONVENTION.

Nu-ias Is ns-atg gwen -sz zls AIus size Ca1ve1l 1I
e s F-r - Trrv q RnzssczusslGs WI t,e holden
BOSTON. on Tuesday SEPTEMBER 17th- a tsa
slaE n & 1gaiunls candidates far 1he offices % uv-
ep, Hns zisuaalzs GgTsrnaz Eal oau5s- E8d adole
su-f measures IS mar IS 5samsd jus1 End Necessary II
z-s - v-uass ne E-sta 1auss q F-esdum GI-uui
Tniu ans 81 sgual rzhls E5 rs-ssaulElau throughout
tis CsurzInnr EFeelztl.
Ts several c5ez unz gaess5 . choose oel
eeEssz he Ca8vsr1seH l-su-slan q --s fu- e-E
Rer-essniaFt 1hs Genera Cear1 viirh LBsy ~
lrE sn-1ias-
The Fsss soz csnni1ess ne several cities and towns
re requested e TAKE II nss slsz sfaa repre-
suEtign Sd maj portion af 11s psezz Eha oanaos- III
cams d .sios zas Lzer-y paramount lhoss Il parry
= u-5e. q liz StEae Cez--l1 Committee
HENRY WILSON. Chaz-1a11.
F-sx FTr-E @aes-T
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THE BOSTON MUSICAL CONVENTION,
And Music Teachers, Insfitute,

w Ill be hoiacn at the FREMONT TEMPLE in Boston,
TIM S,tSiuhehoihg on Monday August 26th, and con-
. NC manner Of former Conventions the morning being
devoted TO Lectures Teaching anthC hurch Mnsc
e.loon 70 Glee Singing, and the evening Chorns
Performances. The aid IL complele orchesira and Of
n, distinguished Professors Of Music is expected
voei 70 enable singers generally participate 10 ihese
- rts ~ small expense the price Of admission Is te0
~ ~, w DoLLARs for ticket admitting gentleman
members OF previous classes design take par
IN the exercises are invited "a attend n n nar,culary
first day. LOWELL MhsoN
GEORGE JAMES WEBB
tickets for sale by TAPPAN, wnfrrEnoRE & MASON,
"a Washington st, Boston. dwst Aug2
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LONGEVITY There Is a man living 10 Jefferson
county, Tennessee, named John Yaah9ossr, who i one
hundreds and twenty-five years Of age, and who voted
Tor General Washington Tor the Presidency. The
knoxville Reporter states that until lately be could walk
to and from town, disaneeof six miles, i;aoa. fatigue
lie Is German By birth, and emigrsted to the United
States century ago. His daughter, aged eighty. late.
y pad hin visit, aud found the Oh gentleman in fine
health and spirits.
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HUSBAND AND WIRE KILLED BIZ LIeHrkixe.
Sir. George Rumberger and wife, Of Yarriors,nark
township, in Huntingdon county, Pa, was killed by
Lightning, on Sunday the 2sth ult. There had been
quite heavy thunder storm, and when the rain had
partially ceased, Mr.. Rumberger went out to open
passage for the water, which was damming Up in the
garden. His wife followed him with his coat, and be
stepped with her under popular tree, to put II on
when the lightning struck the tree, and instantly killed
both husband and wife, Five small children are lef,
orphans BY this affecting dspensaiioa Of Providence.
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GREAT YIELDS OF WHEAT. Some extraordina-
ry instances Of the prolific yield Of wheat. in Michigan
this year, come to us ia the papers Mr. Hoag Of Ad-
rian, Michigan, gathered 2IO bushels or wheat from
I'VE acres-42 bushels to the acre DIR Kirby, OF The
same county, gathered s2e bushels from seven acres
A bushels to the acre Ii weighed e6 lbs to the E1-h-
e. Ira Phillips Of Bruce, Maoom5 Co., produced l24
bushels from f'rs acres, Near Toledo, Ohio. there
vas field Of 70 acres. which viii yield g bushels 10
the acre, or 1850 bushels in ALI
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Az IsauEsT was held last evening by Coroner Day
On the body Of James. L. Arnold, coIored man. who
died IN consequence Of wounds received in an attack
made upon him on Thursday evening, by an Irishan,
whose was not ascertained at the time we left the
Coroners Office.
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bosTeS FEMALE MEDICAL scHooL. The ii.
'ec'ors nave aken for the of the school, the hons.
and extensive medical library Of DR.. Win,low Ina
at the foot Of the common corner Of Boyl.oa ana a.
yer streets, during the doctors absence n F..
two more Year,. "
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= Mr. Litlefeld, the principal witness in The
Pa'an murder case, has, says the Boston Bee, been
offered the Of 5000 to travel six months with an
exhibition Of couple Of full length figures Of the late
Doctor Parkman and Professor Webster, executed BIZ
talented artist, in wax
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The New CABIxET. Teegrapb;c a
from Washington announce the appointment ~
Conrad as Secretary Of War. and Mr McKeonon ~
Secretary OF the Interior. Both gentlemen are
have accepted, thus completing President Filno,.,
Cabinet, which stands as follows
Secretary Of State-DANIEL WEBSTER. orM,s.
. Secy Of The Treasury--THomAs CORWiN or6s'.
Seeg Of the Nary-WILLfAM A. GRAHsNf % -. ono 0ho
Secretary Of Edr-CHRLES NJ. CONRAD ri ~ u
seq 81 interior-TH0s. N. I. McKENNN0N of p,
Attorney IGenerGt-JoHN J. CRlTTENDEN. ofK
Missouri ELE crIoN-Baltinore. Fir5,, A.,
The Washington Globe Of this day has twosS,
LOUIS dispatches. The first states that Benton o;.i
as far as heard from and that his reeleciinn is CO..
The second states that four Wing Congressmen bar
been elected. The Legislature win sand abom *
hgs, ~ Benonist, and the balance Anti BeDonists
FALL OF BUILDIyG. new Brick Store :,
Philadelphia, in process of erection upon Dock street,
fell down on Saturday morning, in consequence Of the
walls being undermined by the recent raius pmbo,
Of men were buried beneath the ruins FIVE Of whom
have been dug out badly injured and two have since
died ofinjmies received.
VIM L. CHAPLIN IN PRISON. The latest account
from Washington confirm the intelligence received bo
telegraph, that VIM. L. Chaplin, Esq Of Albany. ba,
been taken in the very Of assisting fugitive slaves
escape from their masters. Mr. Chaplin was for som,
years. the principal editor of the Albany Patriot an
An-Slayery Journal, which was conducted with oroa,
ability. Recently he has been connected in the editorial
management of paper published in Albany, under the
title OF Chapln's Portfolio, the organ of the Gerrit
Smith Liberty Party. The Correspondent of the Tri.
bune gives the following particulars of the arrest.
Last night, about O'Clock, carriage was discover
ed leaving the suburbs Of the city, which was followed
BY several officers and slave catchers until il was con-
Guided that their suspicious were we'll founded. and
then one OF the party 'checked' with fence rail the
wteis, while another simultaneously caught the horses
heads. 3''
Pistols and Bowie knives now came into reouisiton
as the perfectly rdded condition of the carriage show
ed IN which Chaplin and the slaves are alleged to have
been found One Of the slaves is sadto have been So
Terey wounded. though he has escaped so far. Anob
er was wounded in the back One Of the officers had
ms arm grazed with bullet. Chaplin Is unhurt. He
described as having fought bravey till the last il re-
curing four or five athletic men to sbdue and tie him
lie rallied the slaves fight to the death The off,
GERS charge him with having fred the irst shot Tbi,
statement Of course must be taken with the us alow.
ance.
The slaves belonged to Messrs Toombs and Stevens,
members of Congress from Georgia. and the affair has
produced the mast intense excitement at Washington
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We commend tas fsIsazing is-1z 70 lie zt-sa-
tioa q uur readers The writer is nag n regalaE
and high Standing IN bis parEgs 5a net of thai class q
Wigs, who think thai their party Obligations require
tbsn . sacrifice the Interests e the North, and q
FreedgzD, Al the Ehrios of slavery He Is moreover.
N scu,e Observer of men and things, and ose wis has
enjoyed The confidence vf tAs psoPe, and has held ia
porzaut stations IL the government AZ their hands
Gaming from such source. the suggestions are Par-
tan especially these IN relation 70 the pending esse-
tions n this State, and Partoaar that IN The Fourth
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DEATH OF NEASDER- The Berlin correspondent
Of the Boston Traveller, under date Of July 22d ar,
nounces the death Of the celebrated and much esteemed
DR. Neaader, the church historian. His age was abou,
III. He was a Jewish convert
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REDEMPTION FROM SPECTACLES.

p.sof' BRONSON OLD Sight and NEAR
Ssh', ana re9eems persons from Glasses He may be
a. usual from 10 TO 81 oclock-but after tist only tuGg
D D4r frdgg As his time limited he does not
enough TO carry through iumphany MI who oornmece
Inohh. ostf Worcester, Aug TO-
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I'LL ROBBED About one O'Clock Friday after
noon some adroit rogue entered the shop Of Mr. Wind
sof ha'eh 10 kheeiand street, Boston, and managed
% rob the til Of about 800 ia small bills on varop.
hanks
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% The defaaltins clerk Of the Western Railroad
at Springfield, Addison Ware has left that place. The
company hold bis real estate, worth about $4,000,
but besides that, his deiacaon viii be $50 900 He
has gone to California.
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= box, supposed to be the one containing Pow.
erss statue Of Calhoun has been discovered. near the
wreck Of the "Elizabeth and confident expecta Jon.
Of its recovery are entertained.
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3 The correspondent of the n Y. sun, an ac-
i've member Of the Democratic party, writes from
Washington
be Truth Is, old party lines are fast becoming
ooleraied IN the mutations occurring momentariy
IN the political kaleidoscope of the metropolis am
sure mat at least knew my own party SIX mouths
ago. though al present We're 10 be hing for failing
I. answer where | now belong-yyhere are nv po-
lilcal Fiends-l should be unable to give satisfac
"ty or comprehensive answer This Is the case
with hundreds around me who wear sioca ts,ye7f
Il blind'' for regular nominations.
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= The $4,000 worth Of golI dist stolen from
Aspinwall, Rowland & Co.'S express while crossing
The isthmus, was consisnei to Willis & Co., ofB,s-
ton, and fully Insured
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HARPER's FERRY, Aug. s. The cholera is
spreading rapidly Sixdeaths occurred here last ME ht
The public works are deserted, and the people are fee
lag from the place 10 every direction.
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n The Living Age Of LilteI G. Co., has reached
the Sz0ih number which contains much good matter
as viii make weeks reading in August. The selec.
tons couiinue to be iafalble.
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FAMILY MEDICINES,

oi all kinds, adapted the season and prepars with h
greatest from the choicest ingredients eons,srv =
hand
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS accurately u,sn.,s5
L. 7. LAZELL, Apothecsrv.
aug oNoHR CS POI Main Street
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q M. Clay is at the Bellevue House il New
yort.-
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DIEn-

DIED.
In iEs city, Aug 9th. Albert son az Mr. Ceorve baldwin
z mos; 10TH Albert H Of Nj sas Caodp5v 81 W.
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POSTERS Of the LARGEST SIZE printed At hi.
ofloe in superior manner.
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Boarders Wanted

OF eight Boarders Can be accommodated with Pleas
- an rooms and good board in family yhers brs a..
no Children Inquire al Ne. % Thomas sr ar Als
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The slaves belonged to Messrs. Toombs and Stevens,
members of Congress from Georgia. and the affair has
produced the mast intense excitement at Washington
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An Experienced Eur

A AA pSA4SikCGu nurse
III Al be had BY nq1iring at JOHN w HEATH-S
as = ga Lincoln Street.
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A CARD.

We beg leave 10 notify friends and patrons, and
the public generally, that having completed the add-
lions and alterations in Store, (of which we gave
notice last Spring., we have moved back to the NEW
STORE, where we are prepared to EXHIBIT THE
LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTED Stock of
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
Tor the retail trade, in the State together with Feath-
ers, Hair Mattresses, Painted Floor Cloths, &c. &c.
In all the alterations and improvements we have made
in our Store, we have had constantly in mind the COM
fort and convenience of customers, and in doing
this We have spared no expense to make our store
SECOND TO NONE IN THE STATE, and having ac-
compished this object, beg to assure our friends
and the public, that every effort of ours will be to make
our assortment of goods, and the low prices at which
they offered the chief attraction to QUE establish
ment; and we desire further to say to our numerous
patrons and friends, that feel under many obligations
for the liberal patronage bestowed upon us in vears
past, and would solicit its continuance and influence.
ANY person who shall receive mgentemany treatment
from any Clerk in employ, will confer great favor
1y reporting the same to either of the firm,
b. L. HARDON & Co.
CD. l.. HARDoN
Firm. STEPHEN SAWYER
OWN. A. CAREY. CsI7.dw3m38
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MUSICAL ACADEMY.

kHE subscriber having had frequent applications from
persons residing in different parts of the country for
srqctlon in Music has been induced to open BOARDING
EofMUSIC.
instruction will be given on the PIANO FORTE ORGAN,
|SERAPHINE, TaoRoUGH BASE aud in VOCAL Music.
Inc first term will commence OCTOBER 1sT, and con-
tnge II weeks Tuton including board, $50 per term
books and music extra.
His residence pleasantly situated in retired and health
full part of the city, and every attention will given to his
pupils that may in any degree contribute their happiness
and improvement.
Application may be made to the subscriber by MAIL
Otherwise, and will receive prompt attention.
E. 5. MASON, PRoF. OF Music,
Sept 3d. 1850 d6twtf Worcester. Mass
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Damask Towels.
Painted Floor Cloths.
FARMERS, ATTENTION.

VOU can find at the New Boot and Shoe Store.
a good assortment of Cowhide, Calcutta, Kip, and
Douoie Cole Can Boots IN almost any quantity, Of the
Best quality, and at low prices as can be Bought at
any store in Worcester.
Also, Boys, Youths and Children's Thick Calcutta
and Kip Boots and Shoes.
Call at No. 160, Main Street.
LONGLEY s SNOW.
Worcester, Sept. IL, 1850. dw3wis
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ATTRACTIONS

No. 152 Main Street, Worcester.
IIE subscriber woud invite the attention of the public
to the many advantages be gained by examining and
PURCHASING from the LARGE STOCK of Foreign and Do
mestlc Dry Clouds now in store at l52 MAIN STREET.
MY FACILITIES for purchasing second TO none in
this Cityhaving disposed of all old goods at Auction
am prepared to show ENTIRE NEW STOCK, and
one which cannot be exceled in point Of Richness ELe
gance, and Chedpness.
u All who favor the CITY STORE with call will be
sure OF polite treatment, and Goods Lover Prices
than many can sell who make larger pretensons.
Bay State Shawls.
We prepared to show the best line the above goods
in this city, all Of which will be sold at
The Agents Prices.
Dress Silks
In great varietyfrom the low priced Strpe Silk
at 80 cts, to the choicest style at 81, so
Ladies, we you large per in the purchase
OF a s!k Dress Call and examine the goods and you will
be well paid.
Dress Goods.
We would merely say of our immense Stock of Dress
Goods, that no Lady should think of buying without first
calling at the CITY STORE.
Prints-Prints.
Our stock of Prints is unusually large embracing all the
well known styles of Merrmack, Cocheco Hamilton Fall
River &c. &c. all of which will be offered at the LoueSt
Boston wholesale Prices.
BROWN SHEETINGS.
All the well known styles of Brown and Bleached Sheet
ings at wholesale prices.
10 In conclsionwe would saw our Stock never presented
such rare inducements to the purchaser as the present
we invite special attention the GOODS believing
cheap and desirable stock of Goods more rdctie
to the purchaser tEan a beautiful store.
Remember the place-City Store, 1852 Main Street.
sept "a dw4wS G. j. NEWCONTB.
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Wanted,

Ws4 Wanted,
A FIRST-RATE wood workman to make Patterns and
N who is good wood turner. We NlAhe y
SAMUEL FLAGG q CO. 4
FOR sALE-A new PLATFORM SCALE, which will weigh
1000 lbs Inquire of the above. d3w sept24
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$50 lbs Gum Arabic Lozenges
Bay Rum.

WORCESTER IN 1850. a4
rTIIE subscriber will publish in few days book with
L the above title containing .It
4. A New Map of the City,
Surveyed and drawn by L. ,. HEALY, Civil Engineer,
showing all the public of the city with THEIR NAMES
as recently established by the City Copnci the boundary
lines of the Wards with other improvements up to the
present time-Scae, 200 rods to an inch.
2. GUIDE to all places of public interest in the City.
with notices of public institutions schools, &c. &C., illus
trated by tis5
New and Beautiful Engravings
Of Public Buildings 1-Y- Price only 25 Cents per cory.
HENRY j. ROWLAND,
Book and JOB Printer, 1899 Main Street.
Aug 2e, 1850. wltdistf
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Is Pieces Dutch Carnets

JUST RECEIVED in new patterns. We have lust
received % Pieces genuine Dutch Carpets, of very
superior quality better than any ever before Imported
to this Country to which we ask the attention of pm
chasers before buying, feel confident we can sell
these GOODS % PER CENT CHEAPER than they can
be bought elsewhere in the State.
17,6dw3S B.L. HARDON & Co.
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City Store--City Store.
ShaWls -ShaWls

VNHE CITY STORE IS THE PLACE to buy all kinds Of
l Shawls very cheap. Ladies, you buy very nice
All Wool Cashmere Long Shawl the City store for SIG
Call and look at them at l52 MAIN STREET.
sept24 dw3ws
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6pLIHSII0lN AII0 11LA " aUo4 4LOU1 dLIIV'
NIE above article in color and texture has almost
/ act resemblance TO the Ohio Paint, and by chemical
anasis made by Dr. Jackson he State Asaye it is proved
to be much superior in quaity. 1PPersons contemplate
ing using Fire and Water Proof Paint, will do well to call
and examine this article also DR. Us Analysis 1t will be
sold from Is 30 per cheaper than the Ohio account
Of freight SAMUEL c. WHITE, Druggist,
Sept 90 dw4m Western II. X. Depot.
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.0 Wanted Immediately,
DY the subscriber, three good J0URNEYMEN CAR
I'D PENTERS. ie.t -. EPHRAIM ROBBINS.
Leominster Sept Gar DIST
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JENNY LIND.
For Sale.
Real Estate for Sale.

Neal ESCaU6 IOr sale. ~
- A VALUABLE Estate in Worcester situated on
iHiM IN Ashland St., and about five minutes walk from
the Post Office. The above estate consists of house
barn and 81 100 II of land The house is nearly new and
was bn with especial reference convenience and
fort The barn is nearly and very capacious The
land is thickly covered with fruit trees Ounce,
For particulars inquire of Hon. DAVIS, Of Worcester
or of CHAS Il. CONVERSE, No. "a North Market ST.
Boston,, SD t tl.ltt tH EIHta
Boston, Sept 25, 1850. figt dwtf