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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-12-05
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

- tire stock Of Goods of JESSE MEN, and
having made large additions thereto, he thinh~
III j. able furnish the public with gooa baI-
gains as any other establishment IN TOYS, lis
ts,ortme mt IS general and embraces almost eve
nv article called for; among which may be in"""
the following:
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-12-05

BAsK ar
State Bank Of Indiana
and Branches;
Kentucky Banks Of g.
and upwards;
State Bank Of Ohio and
Branches;
Laf. Bank Of Cincinnati,
Commercial Bank ofdo.
CITY Bank Of do
Dayton Bank, Dayton;
Blk Of Geauga, Paines-
Vile;
Canal Blk Of Cleveland /;
City " - do
City 4" il" Columbus :;
franklin Blk Of Zanes-.
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lie rn".," ar" cautioned against BASE
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each bottle the natre OF i l.. >covIii Is omit
I'll after the woT6s Entered ACCORDING to act
of Congress. &c. &c aud that the pamphlet
accompanying the counterfeit Is wholly false
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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-12-05
Ladies' dress Goods:

Plain and fancy silk and Mohalr Lu~ters;
do do Mcrinos and Bombazfnes;
Cashmeres, NJ de LANES. Ginghams, I|azarines
California, Buena Vista and Oregon Plaids;
Linen GIngh plain and fancy Lawns:
\ good assortment of Caco-s, Book Muslin.
IRISH Liens, Bishop and Victoria Lawns, Jac-
onets Bobinents, and Swiss Null
Dress >ilk>.--Pan and black dress silk;
Black hGured and fancy do.
Changrnble silks and satins;
Plain. blue. red. green and pink silks
" hite satin and Bonnet silks.
NOTIONS:
Linen cotton and thre ad laces and edrIngs:
Gnmps. Iacon-t. satin stocks and canbrcs;
tirut's black, fancy, silk and gipgtiam cravats;
Ladies and gents white linen and fancy pocket
handhe rChIefs;
aides and gents suk, cotton and kid Cloves
90. PIC nc net gloves and rnitt-;
Cents black, white. and colored cotton Hoes;
aides +" 90,
+" cashmere, six and
lambs wool Hoes;
Black and fancy. silk and bullion frirCe-;
do linen Do;
W hItr curtain d.
Velvet Ribbons; white aud colored skein thread.
spool thread, combs, thlnbl'~ su~I,enaer-.
pocket books carpet sachs. sewing silk, home
mace and scotch thread, Looking Glasses,
wall and window paper, Umbrellas. buttons.
Hooks ana Eyes. Dress Buttons, Tail"r,' ana
Dress Trimmings. PLAN and fancy RIbhons OF
all widths; Cap Ribbons, &c &c.
A good assortment Of Sll:lWl>. Of dltieren
STYLES and widths.
DOMESTICS:
Bed tjckings, apron and mariners checks, wager
coverings;
Bleached, brown and colored DrilIngs,
DO do do Musns-alI widths
DO do Linen and cotton table covers;
Linen and cotton baggings, Nankjns. and selicas,
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FCEiyED AT THr BRASCIi
RICHMOSD:
I5andusk ' City Bank
Seneca County Bank F.,
1Iiiin, Ohio;
Western Reserve Bank ;
Bank Of Virginia and
Branches;
Farmers Bank Of Vlr-
( gina aud Branches;
Bank Of the ' alley Of
! Virginia and Branche- /;
Exchange Bank Of Nir-
ginia and Branches;
Notes Of - and up
wards, n pnr in New
y DIRK, fhiladc!phia
and Baltimore.
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A.. ESAI.IAIsD.
1 ii e., - - II - q ira "a X or

] r. Shnp on Trom Sfreei East site, 0hore ii,
4Uehtodtsf Ghnrch, nnd 0djotnjno his d,ceitlng;
RICHMOND, INDIANA.
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DOMESTlCS:
Hats. Caps. Groceries. Hardware
0ueeMsWare. Cutlery. &C.

He has good assortment OF Boots ana
shoes. can be found in this city, III short,
lie mas a COOP stock of Goods and he deter
mined to sell them CHEAP for Cash or exchange
for approved country produce.
The citizens of Richmond and surrounding
country, are respectfully invited to cali
anime his goods and prices
Richmond, 9th mo ID, $50. tltf
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FRESH NIp; >p> AND Calls.


" tpIsi.l. about cufHe permanently all
these Complaints by t4ltnul appitc,iion Of
: tuun'S Ointment
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-12-05

cal great Inducements, Ne Mil sell Nou com
mon t.ueen>ware, "a large or small lot. 10 suit
the wants 81 purrh l~er~, AT the lowest prices
AMI most favorable terms.
W + have also on name, 4 fe~ crates Of tlaeens-
Hafe ittr offGtnAi pas AaEr, containing good
a--oftu~nt tor country store, mh.ch We can
~el II a barge discount ron. ear usual rress, 70.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-12-05
NEW, GOODS on Sst<D.--'E. :,
FAN and Winter Dry Goods.

customers 1nd the puhh, rn.t he las ust r.
ceIvtd 4 fresh supply OF
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! remain your obedi-nt servant.
JOHN q SPALDING

The best frmaIe Medicine knomn. The Extract Of
Ytiio1c Doci and SIrsagariN1 is posture
specify, and permanent cure for all complaints
rHclIt at 10
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DICKSON g. LIE BETTER,
Masu street. between ith nj nd
Ola vest side. cincinnati, Ohio.
IMPOR TERS:

" ~ II fTTs HIERN
~ tNINi, Qt EEN>N ARE Il CLASS
EANING lately received several hunerea
] crates of Luetn>w are Of the nr vest Spring
>fNirs, which added Ia our before extensive
eteeA, makes one - tie largest and hes: select
- ~tut - tH itf4> country
y respectfully rtslle those about pur-
ss-v to ryt. o..,. rNa4l5Hr oar stock before pur-
tha>9hG elsewhere, assuring them that our pri-
tts a.s as I1fr Aay house IN tins ctiY or Use
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-01-02
"A More Act Of Humanity"
BY GRACE GREENWOOD.

sH,si,h to the art WHOSE glory is TO give
The erevnine boon that makes it life to live h'LxIs
Star, not, my lasldious reader, when l
announce that the young gentleman. IN
whose favor and fortunes would cn.s'
YOUR friendly sympathies, as the hero oil
this .ke.ch, is, or rather was, medical
student. No. am very well aware thai
medical students are proverbially nard
case.,-wild, spreeiog, careless, skep'icai,
ly inclined young gentlemen. whose hand
kerchefs smell OF ether, and whose gloves
are strongly suggestive of rhubarb; whose
talk runs large, with bod iests on grare
sutjects, sly anatomical illusions, and
startling hints al something
sMsr horrible AMI awfu',
Which zen 70 namc wad I've unlawful,
and whose very laughter has sort OF
bony-rd,tle about il.
But our friend, Will Ashley, fortunately
belonged not to the Bob Sawyer and Ben
Allen class Of Esculapian disciples. tie
~as man of refinement, intellect. cduca-
lion. and principle-pIeaslng address, tine
person, and good family. Republican rs
| am, I can bu, think much Of good blood
pure and honorable blood. mean. he
had no bravado. no pretension, no reck-
,essness, no skep,ic,sm about him. tie
chose his profession nj the fret. from a
real, natural leaning that way. and Pnr-
sued i, With true enlhusiasm and u firing
cons,ancy and this par,iali'y and devotion
have been rewarded with the happies, sue
cess. DR.. Ashley i. now regarded by his
many patients, with remarkable conh'
dence and affection. To them, there sfem'
"healing in ;he very creak Of his shoes or
the STAIRS" his cheerful smile lights up ths
sick room like sunshine; lis gentle word
and sympathetic tones are as balm ane
fresbening oiI'' TO hearts and minds
wounded and distemPered with the body
and bis brigh. laugh and playful wit are I
positive tonic to the weak and nervous sn'
fearful. But am anticipating; my stof
has perhaps most 70 do with the student
life Of Ashley.
When William vas quite young
mere boy Indeed, be became much attache
to pretty cousin Of his owp-a gentle
aatk.eysd. Southers girl. who made be
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-01-02
Elouuent Extract.

There comes 4 time when the ancient
c,,.,. md manacles that so long have
ho,na scared and hoary EaroPe, shall be
1.-Two il. awakened might. like flax 10 the
a,me when the silent and petri6ed des-
,o.;.u. q, Asia shalt be shivered in pieces
,,.ro,. tho resi.,less growth of the emanc''
,a,;u. soiri, of the gospel and the dark
Jungle. and deserts Of Africa 'ha', relo'ee
.,d b,assom with a richer and brighter
>. .ro;,u,e Of beauty than evss greeted he'
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-01-02
nc, HICKOK, EDITOR.
r,,. uewisburg Chronicle is issue issue

The uIeWtSDilTs IN -. I-u;on
every "Wednesday morning at i's"'''''s'
''TI T@s.,msl 50 per year, for ca h actually 81, IN
.,..nas. sI75 paid within three months ..
% y o.;S within The wear; $3.50 if not paid before .
,as eve wear e. prs. single numbers cents, Sub .;
M se-;,;0ns tor six months or less to be ps'a IN
,srsnce. Discontinuances optional win 'ne
publisher excep. when the year Is pa'a UP,
Id,er,isemen.s handsomely inserted at so c''
-. s,u,ra one week, 81 for a month, and ~ tor
wear reduced price for longer advertisements,
C,.ua, advertisements and Job work to he paid
for when handed in or delivered.
All COMMUNICATIONS by mail must come p's'-
,.;d accompanied by tue address OF ths writer. 10
receive attention. ThoseSrelat'ns e.c,us''r,y 70
,,e EDITORIAL Department, to he directed I" ii u.
a,,rox E,a. Editor-and all on business TO be
.3dressed to the Publisher.
Otica. Market ST. between Second and h'fd
O.N.WORDEN, Printer and Publisher.
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-01-02
From Sarfain's Union Hasc-ine.
The Celestial Army.
NJ THOMAS BUCHASas rEAn

NJ THOMAS BucnAS.s rEAp.
stood by the open easement
And looked upon the night.
And saw the westward going stars
Pass slowly out oil sight.
Slowly the bright pr 'eessi'n
Went down the cleaning areh,
And nv soul discerned the music
OF their long, triumphal march;
Till the great celestial army.
Stretching far beyond The P,'les.
became the eternal rym oil
OF the mighty march Of souls.
~..S
Onward, for ever onward,
Red Mars lei down his clan,
And the Moon, like veiied maiden,
Wa. riding N the van.
And some were bright in beauty.
And some were faint and small.
b., ,hese might he in ,hcirssreat height
The nohlesi Of them all.
Down. ard. for ever downward,
Behind Earth du>sy shoie
They passed into the unknoSn night,
They Ps.sei and were no more.
No more! Oh. cay not %
Aud downward is no, just
For the sight is weak aud the sense is dim
Tha:'looks through heated dust.
The Stars and the mailed Moon,
Though they seem to fall and die,
Sail sw-ep with their e'nbaltlsi lines
An endless reach Of sky.
And though the hills of Death
May hide the,brigat array.
The marshaled BROTHERHOOD ai souls
Still keeps. its upward way
.',---i ho- e~as unss:.c
I see their march sublime.
And heir the glorious music
or The conquerors Of Time.
And long LET me remember,
That the palest. fain'ing one
Ne, TO d,viner vision be
A bright and blazing sun.
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-01-02

Looking into.a Iady's ''bus,le, ,"Ssaid
to BE- peep at fashionable life.
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-01-02

Industry i. the road TO happrne.s:, /,
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Epst n,asOES I!

~, ETNIIERE will be found at the old stand of O. s.
ArNA 4 ELLIS, No liz MAIN STREET, one of the
el<S largest and best gssortmons Of PARASOIS ever
<~- offered in this place. made of the best Silks aud In
the best styles, all Of which will he sold at Low Prices All
whoare looking for good article will please bear In mind
that Parasos auction drtcte but made ex-
pcssy for my retail trade and will do better service than
most Of those that are usually found in other stores
g. Parasols newly covered and repaired at short no
ice and IN the best manner eod3w3ts April TO-
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Notice TO PAYERS.
s. w. SELRY & co,

THE Committee of the City of Worcester authorized to
procure estimates and proposals for paving portion of
Main Street, hereby give notice that sealed proposals will
be received the Office othe City Treasurer until the 25h
instant for paving feet in width of that part of
the Street being between the Exchange and Thomas Street
with Block Stones and the remaining portion thereof with
Cobe Stones. The work to be done compare with that
portion of said Street paved the last season. and the
ceptance of the Committee having the same in charge
WIN. DICKINSON,
CHARLES WHITE,
JOHN +. GLEASON, Committee.
ADOLPHUS MORSE,
VIM. II. HARRIS,
City of Worcester, April l3, 1850. dwistA25
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NVebSter'S Trial.

E FULL REPORT of the testimony arguments of Coun-
n sci, Judges Charge submitted to the
II MEN OF THE JURY:
Phonographicaly reported by DIR. j. w STONE
The arguments of Attorney General Clifford and the
Charge Jury by Hon. Chief Justice Shaw each
revised by the authors The arguments for the Defence
though revised by the authors from the Phono
graphic Report of Dr. Stone whose reputation areporer
is second to none in the city of Boston.
The Appendix in this edition, contains the deposition OF
Dr. Martin Gay, Verdict of the Coroners jury and other
valuable papers found in any other edition. For sale by
Booksellers generally.
PHILLIPS, SAMPSON & co. Publishers,
April l6 d6ts BosToN.
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Listen Listen-Listen

LISTEN we readers, while strive to tell
Thy country what its should know so well
How A. MACULLARS in the field again.
Ready to fit both BOYS and Men.
No just applause his famous stand should lack,
Since scores of men now upon the track
From every nook and corner of the county,
From all the many Brookfieds and New Braintree
To A. MACULLAR'S is the sounding rally
That echoes all along the Blackstone valley
And as his name is heard upon Wachusett's height,
The men of Princeton listen with delight
And Barre mothers counting DER their joys,
Count as the dearest, the clothing on their boys
And tell their Athol friends Macar sold US these!
Who as they heaI forthwith begin to teaze
Their husbands to take =" our Boys'
Down to MACULLAR's: and, to hush the noise
Right off he starts, without any IFS or ands
And to MAcULLAR's safely lands.
There he selects whatever suits his eve,
Then home returns and all the neighbors crv,
I'll surely go to Church Sunday next
To see Mr. SO and SOS new clothes and hear the text
But readers hear the story which he tells his WIFE
Which, by the way, is true to real life,
How all the world is rushing for the prize"
And to catch the fashions living as they rise,n
Crowds upon crowds, like breakers to the Shore
From every town and village throng MAoULLARs STORE
A. MACULLAR g. CO., 1874 Main-St.
Worcester, April II. dwistf
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City Of Worcester.

CITY OH W OTCtSVGFs
In BOARD OF ALDERMEN, April s, 1850.
ON the Petition of Daniel S Burgess for license
" =" Chimney the old Arcade Estate called, of the
height of eighty feet to be attached to Furnace for work
ing maeable iron,'-
Ordered That the City Marshal give notice to all persons
interested in the thereof appear before said Board
of Aldermen, their Room in the City Hail. MONDAY
the 29h day of April current II O'Clock PM by publish
ing the five times in the Daily spy before the time
appointed for the hearing that they may show cause any
they have why the prayer of said Petition should be
granted.
Attest, G. A. HAMILTON, City Clerk
copy. Attest, GEO. JONES,
Al3d5t City Marshal
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MORE CHEAP GOODS,

4 T c II Il N 3 E K L " 4 c O. s.
Just received as above.
ONE case Linen Ginghams at l2I cts.
Wide and heavy Brown Table Damasks at II cts. yd.
1874 Quilts at $500 each.
A superior lot of Silk and Wool Bareges at 25 cts;
New spring monsselines de LANES at IL! cts.
100 doz. Linen Cambria Hdkf at Ct cts;
10 cases Merrimack and other Prints at 10 cts;
Good Checked Cambrics at IL; cts;
BRUSSELS CARPET Bags, at IS cts;
Fine Cotton Hose white, and Cold at II; cts.
HEAVY BLUE DENNIS, at 12t cts;
large stock of Domestic Goods much under the whole
sale prices together with good variety of cheap goods
from Auction too mention" 1t is getting
pretty well known that this the cheap store and that all
goods are found as dduertised
April II, DIV
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OuIy q cents.

ONE Case of ENGLISH PRINTS, richly worth l2I cts,
~ selling for at the CITY STORE,
April 10 dw3wis '152 Main-st opposite Post Office.
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HIaE'RasiHhg Tools.

NAYLORDS Manure Forks-Cast Steel and Iron Shovels
VI from the best makers. Tuttle's COncave Hoes, etc. for
sale by G. FOSTER & co.
April II DIV mis
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Whige Goods.

REMOVAL.
TIN subscriber having leased the spacious c. TY
STORE formerly occupied by MARTIN STOWE, and put
in complete repair would respectfully invite attention
of the public to his large and fresh stock of
FOREIGN 4 DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
which have been purchase during the last week
At New York Auctions,
and will be sold at the LOWEST PRICES
Grateful for the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed
upon the subscriber he would solicit OF the
at his New Store where every exerton will be made
to satisfy all who may favor us with call.
ITRemembcr the place, CITY STORE,
No. las Main Street.
April 8. dw3wis c. J. NEWCOMB.
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TO be Let,

A BUILDING suitable for a Shoe Manufacturer Carpen-
N ter any mechanical business, situated Gin
ton Street. Inquire Of L. F. DIXIE. =
April Is dot
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LOST.

CUPPOSED to be lost the road between Worcester and
y Grafton, A GOLD WATCH CHAIN, worth $2j A
liberal reward will be paid any person who may
the same to this Office. e. Il. WHITE.
April -. d6tS
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Memorial.

Ee0AaOG(yE.
WI G. ]. @. MAYNARD have opened branch
w. Store at No. 253 Main-street, corner Of Me-
chanc where in connection with their Store Pleasant
Street, they will continue the BOOT AND SHOE BUSI-
NESS assuring their friends and the public that pains
will be spared to keep assortment good any in
town. and that prices will be such to the
tom Of those who shall give us call
April TO- d6t
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Twenty Dollars Reward,

WILL be paid by the subscriber for evidence that shall
w lead to the conviction of the person persons who
broke down Linden Tree, about the LIST instant upon the
west side walk of Main Street. little south of Chartost
aud about opposite to the intersection of Leicester Street.
80 called GEO. JAQUES.
Arri y div
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w ANTED,
FOuLARU SILKS.
And Rich GIaces d'Afriqu,

And Rich Glaces d'Afriques.
A FURTHER supply of those Glaces dAfrques, together
n with splendid assortment of Foulard Silks including
besides large lot Of cheap goods from auction.
Some very rich PARIS PRINTED FoULARDs, very choice
and desirable article. Real India Fouards at 25
Our stock of silks is the largest and best have
offered and the prices It is unnecessary say shall be
found the cheapest in Worcester
April II, dw II. H. CTIAMBERLIN e. co.
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House LOIS, Houses, SC.


IL BEAUTIFUL LOTS, containing nearly acre
fSEA ID EACH delightfully."- situated on Famoun" half
a mile north of the Court House, unequaed for beau
of location and aspect for those who prefer live little
out and own large lot for a very moderate cost.
Finely situated LOTS Harvard Street. the elevated
undoubtedly 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 the accommodating terms, by
Feb 49, eodstf ID. S. MESSENGER.
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NOsiCe iS herehY giVeM,

FTHAT the Coparnersp which existed between the sub
scribers under the firm of GIBSON DODGE was dis
solved by mutual consent Feb Cth 1850. The affairs OF
said firm, will be settled by l. j. GIBSON, who is duly a-
thorized to adjust them. ISAAC J. GIBSON,
Grafton, April IS, 1850. d3t+ EDWIN l.. DODGE
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T'O Rent.
70 Let.

Sea 4 NEW and convenient two story HOUSE, con
co tanning IL Rooms at the corner of Myrtle ant
Is"1& Southbridge Streets. Apply immediately to
March Sc. distf o. BRAMAN.
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FOR SALE.

TFNHE STOCK AND FIXTURES of the best located Fruit
Il and Refreshment Room in the City Of Worcester.
Inquire at this Office. disf April 49,
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THE LADIES

Worcester and Nashua Railroad Company
OoS'EDS.
TtHE Worcester and Nashua Railroad Company will issue
Bonds, secured by mortgage of the Real and Personal
Property of the Company, payable at Boston the first
day of May, A. ID. 1885, with interest semannualy which
Bonds offered to the Stockholders of the Company and
other persons Application for said Bonds may be made
Immediately, to TIMOTHY w. HAMMOND, Treasurer, at
the Office of the Company in Worcester.
STEPHEN SALISBURY, President
of the Worcester and Nashua II. r. Co.
Worcester, April l5 1850. dwlm
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Douglas Hydraulic Rams,
FOR sale by c. FOSTER & CO., Agents
April II d3ms
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ParasoIS.
Wanted Immediately,

A SALESMAN of the first class at ii. 5 MOORE'S FASH
"A ionable Tailoring and Clothing Establishment No 2l3
Main Street in United States Block. Also BOY for err
rands in and about the Store diff April 10.