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iarly affects themselves, will infillibly be re-
garded by them as an invasion OF their rights !;
aui, upon the principles laid down in our own
Declaration of independence, they will certainly
be sustained by the great mass Of the American
People Toassert that they are q conquered peo-
pie, and must, az a State, submit 10 the will Of
their conquerors, in this regard will meet with
no cordial response among American freemeu.
Great numbers Of them are native citizens of the
United States and not inferior TO the rest of our
ccuntrymen in intelligence and patriotism and
no language Of menace to restrain them in the
exercise of an undoubted right, substantially
guaranteed to them by the treaty Of cession it.
self, shall ever be uttered by me, or encouraged
and sustained by persons acting under my au-
thorty. Ii is TO be expected that, in the residue
Of the Territory ceded to US by Mexico, the
people residing there will, at the time Of their
incorporation into the Union as State settle all
questions of domestic policy to suit themselves
No material inconvenience will result from the
want, for short period, of a Government estab-
lished by Congress over that portion Of the
territory which lies eastward Of the new State of
California and the reasons for my opinion that
New Mexico will, at no very distant period, ask
for admission into the Union are founded on I'M
official information, which, suppose, is common
to all who have cared to make inquiries on that
subject
Seeing, then, that the question which now ex-
cites such painful sensations in the country will
in the end certainly he settled by the silent effect
of causes independent Of the action Of Congress,
again submit to your wisdom the policy recon-
mended in my Annual Message, of awaiting the
sautary operation of those causes, believing that
we shall thus avoid the creation of geographical
parties, and secure the harmony of feeling ne
cessary 10 the beneficial action Of our political
system. Connected, as the Union is, with the re-
membranee of past happiness, the sense of pres
ent blessings, and the hope Of future peace and
prosperity, every dictate &c wisdom, every feeling
of duty, and every emotion of patriotism, tend to
inspire fidelity and devotion to it, and admonish
us cautiously to Avoid any unnecessary controver-
sy which can either endanger it or impair its
strength, the chief element of which is to be
found in the regard and affection OF the people
for each other. H. TAYLOR.
Washington, Jaaudry 81, 1880
Mr.. Venable moved that 1t be laid on the table,
printed, and referred to the Committee on Terri
tories.
The House adjourned
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TUESDAY, JANuARr 90, 1850.
SENATE,


Mr.. Cass resumed aud closed his speech on the
resolution Of Mr.. Foote, avowing that, as he be-
lieved the Wilmot Proviso unconstitutional, and
as the Legislature of his State had instructed him
to vote for it, he would if obliged to vote yea or
nay upon II, resign his seat
The resolution was on motion laid upon the
table y 49, ''
Mr.. Phelps obtained the floor on the motion to
print the Vermont resolutions, and the Senate
then adjourned f~
HOUSE OF REPR EsENTATIyES.
The House, after the transaction of the usus
morning business, resolved itself into Committed
of the Whole on the state of the Union, and Nj
Bsyly submitted the usual resolution for the ref
erence of the several parts of the Presidents
message.
On this resolution, Mr.. Clingman took occasion
to deliver his views on the Territorial Question
and he was followed by Mr.. Howard of Texas, at
the close Of whose speech, Mr. Brown of Mssis-
sippi got the floor, and the House adjourned.
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THE NATIONAL ERA.
q. BAILEY EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR: JOHN G.
WHITTIER, CORRESPONDING EDITOR.

WASHINGTON, ID. G..
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mo choice

JANUARY II, Is, and 10, 1850.
We presented in another place, in an editorial
article, the Senate proceedings on Thursday last
The Senate on that day adjourned over till Mon.
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There was much sensation in the Chamber,
during the delivery of this invective, but Mr..
Benton seemed to pay little or no attention to it,
being engaged in writing untilhe len the Senate
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.
The House made five Intellectual trials to elect
Doorkeeper, and then adjourned On the fifth
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House Lois, Houses. Sc.

- t1hAUTiFuL LOTS containing nearly an acre
E"HT - eacn, delightfully."- situated ssFairnontn nal
Ia mile north of the Court House. unequaed far bear
y Oh location and aspect for those who prefer to live little
ou1 ana own large lot for very moderate cost
Fnely situated LOTS Harvard Street on the elevated
land directly west of She Central Church. the most
lots remaining in the market ~
very desirable Lots the Brewery Estate near the West
ern Railroad Depot and in other parts of the civ "
Also several Dwelling Houses in different parts Of the
ety. 5000 Gardening land by the acre. and other Real
property Tor sale on the most accommodating terms nv
Fcb 49, eodstf d. s MESSINCFp
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SINGING SCHOOL.

e. S. MASON will commence School for general in
struction in SINGING, for Ladies and Gentlemen on
Monday Evening, Aug. &c, at his Room, No. 3
WARREN HALL, PEARL STREET
The term will consist Of "a Lessons he held on MoR-
day and Friday Evenings Tickets for Gentlemen 1,50-
Ladies ST. and may be had of the subscriber above where
he will be happy give any further information respecting
the class that may be desired.
The exercises of the the Glass will commence u ock
Aug 20 d6t
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MONTGOMERY H0USE

- - fremont Street. Boston.
MEEK 'ils large and commodious HOTEL having been
@I thoroughly reed and renovated is now omen for
'e accommodation OF transient and permanent boarders
Inc internal management of the House will be under the
eulae orecuon OF Mr. JAMES S. PARKER late proprietor
oil the Samoset House. Plymouth Mass.
ne situation OF the Montgomery House unsurpassed in
l from all the railroad depots and steamboat and
very near he business part of the cyand the subscriber
who may visit him, liberal share Of the nnbIc
patronage. " '0 Po"ii0
Terms Tor Transient Boarders 81 so per day.
Boston, August 10. 1850. drd,.i
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

s tlfE subscriber Offers for sale his HOUSE on LIN
sl = colin STREET II is pleasantly situated in one of
e most beautiful Streets in the city, and is in all re-
sects delightful residence. will be sold nj better
oarga IN proportion to its conveniences and adyan.aees
'ha any other estate has been sold OLA IN Worcester
It is desirable place for any one to build who wants Il ar
~ acres OF and-havng driveways leading through groves
% .ge ana number OF natural arbors scattered over it,
Besides these natural advantages il will be GOOD nve
NV I25 VI nlo ey: o. II. BLOOD.
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DRAWING ACADEMY

MISS 6. S. IVES of Salem, would inform the citi
of Worcester, that she intends open Academy for
Drawing in CRAY0N and PENCIL in this city, on the
Second lUeek Of September. D. Further information and
terms will be made known by applying at THOMAS
DREW'S, Pleasant Street.
Worcester, Ang IA. c33 cod&wtf
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Messenger's Notice.

Worcester, S. August %, 1850.
lion. HENRY CHAPLIN, Commissioner of Insolvency
for the County of Worcester has this day issued War
rant against the Estate of THOMAS TIFT of Milbury,
in said County carpenter insolvent debtor, and the
payment of any debts, the delivery of any property be-
longing said nsolven debtor to him for his use, and
the transfer of any property by him forbidden by law
The first meeting of the creditors Of said sovent debtor
will be held at Court of Insolvency, the Office of said
Commissioner in Worcester, in said County, the 25th
day of September next O'Clock in the forenoon for
the proof eeb and choose assignee assgneesof
his Estate j. w. WHlPPLE,
A23 ID. S.. Messenger.
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GLEE SCHOOL,

The subscriber will class for practice and in
struction in GLEE SINGING and CULTIVATION of the
VOICE, on Thursday Evening, Aug. goth, at
NO. WARREN HALL.
Tickets for Gentlemen $l,5O-Lades ST.
The will consist of twelve Lessons to be held on
Thursday evening of each week, commencing u O'Clock
EyLades and Gentlemen respectfully invited to at
tend. Il. S. MASON.
Il
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FAMILY MEDICINES,

Ofa kinds adapted the season. and prepared with the
greatest from the choicest ingredients, constantly
hand.
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS accurately prepared
l.. T. LAZELL, Apothecary,
Aug s. dw9wis c33 20l Main Street
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CUTLERY.
MARTIN T.. BRADFORD.
l42 Washington St., Boston.

80 w OoAA oSii 6ODbSAA
INVITES the attention of purchasers to his assortment of
l. American and Foreign Cutlery.
KNIVES AND FORKS. Fine Ivory Handled Table and
Dessert Knives various patterns with and without Forks
Complete fvory Handled Cutlery rosewood
Polished Horn Ebony Cocoa-wood, Bone, Black Hor Stag
and Forbuck Handled TABLE and TEA KNIVES and
FORKS comprising every variety OF style and degree o
finish ChiIdren's KniDeS and Forks.
CARVING KNIVES and FORKS with every kind o
handles. BEEFSLICERS for Hotels; Jones' Patent Car
Ivory handled Game Carvers; Patent Knife Sharpen
ers; STEELs; Ivory Handled Cheese Scoops
| BUTTER KNIVES; BREAD KNIVES; Nut Picks ant
Nut Crackers; Champagne Knives Pocket Knives anC
Forks; Pocket Gases, containing Knife Fork and Spoon.
! BUTCHER KNlVES-Cook's Knives-Bread Knives
Shoe Makers Knves-Pallet and Paint Knives &c.
RAZORS
Made by VIM. Greaves Sons, Joseph Rodgers & Sons
Jonathan Crookes and Others of all the various Styles
double and single cases. Heavy BARRIERS RAZORS
Gentlemen who wish fine pair of RaZors, with elegant
Ivory Handles, will find the BRADFORD RAZOR
made by Jonathan Crooke superior article; they
fully warranted.
SCISSORS.
In this article the subscriber takes particular pains pro-
cure those of the BEST CUTTING QUALITY, and of
every form and size that is wanted.
Ladies' Cutting-out and Work SCISSORS; Family Shears
Buon-hoe Scissors; Lace Scissors; Nail Scissors Gentle
mems Pocket Scissors; Lamp Scissors with rim to catch
sors; Twg Cuers Horse Clipping SCISSORS Paper Shears
PATENT TAILoRs, SHEARS, which are warranted !;
Talors' Trmmers and Ships Hair Dressers Paper Hang
ers', Hatters', and Bankers SHEARS
Pocket Knives.
The 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 Da-
mond Senator "Wharnclife," American Collegans"
Victoria" and Prince Albert Knives and other elegant
patterns.
LADIES' PEN KNIVES with one and two blades; Nail
Knives; Strong and two baded Jack Knives Boys
Knives, of the best STEEL, 2, 3 and blades.
SPORTSMEN'S KNIVES, containing Feams. Horse
hooks, Screwdrivers Cork screws Gmblets Saws Coach
mans Avis, Tweezers Probes, Button Hook, etc.
HUNTING KNIVES of various kinds Lock back Knives;
Pruning and Budding Knives.
Erasers Spring Nail Nppers and Nail Files.
Also-A general assortment of
HAIR WARE AND FISHING TACKLE,
At I42 Washington Street,
Three doors north of the Old South Church,
June d2aw BOSTON
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AUGUST 22d. A. b. 1850.
Worcester. IS.

DY virtue of a Warrant to me directed from ABNER
ID PARKER Treasurer and Collector of the Town of
Souhboro, in said County, shall sell at Public Auction
the Clinton House in said Souhboro, Saturday, the
tentyeigth y of September neEt at two O'Clock in the
afternoon the following described parcels of Real Estate
situate in said SoutIborO much of each shall be
necessary pay hereafter mentioned assessed
thereon by the of said SouthbOro for the
1877 and ls48 according to the tax list and warrant
mitted by them said Parker which remain wholly unpaid
with all necessary intervening charges, to wit
LIST. The Homestead, occupied by Lincoln Newton, End
BIO nded north by the Worcester urnpkeeastery by land
OF Dexter Faysouhey by land of David Brewer and Pc
Brewer and land in possession OF AItemas fayand
westerly by named land and land of Sullivan Fay,
tanning eight acres more or less upon which parcel there
was so assessed year 847 the of $2042 and for
the year 1913 the sum of $780, amounting IN the whole TO
1852.
2nd The LOOMS place." called bounded westerly by
road from Fayvile to Maboronorherly by land OF some
person persons uknowneastery by land of some per-
persons unknown-southery by land OF JohnIymp
containing 10 more or less on which parcel there
was so assessed for the year 1917 the OF $685. and for
the year a48 the sumof $243 amounting in the whole TO
S576.
3D. The North School House,n called, sounded east
erly by road leading by house of Sylvester Faynohery
BY land of person unknown-and southwesterly by
road from Souhboro to Marlboro, on which said parcel
there assessed for the year lS47 the sum oil $3 H.
and for the 1916 the sum oil S252, amounting III the
whole to $3.50 .
bounded westerly by way from Fayvie to Ashland
southery by town way from SOuboro TO Ashland-east
ey by land of Peter Newton-and northery by land of
Stephen Newton lies in said Sonhboro upon which por-
ton there assessed for the year S4 the sum OF $O4,
and for the year 1913 the OF S059, amounting III ue
whole TO $ l.23.
All of said parcels of and the first day of May in the
years 1917 and 6Swere in the possession OF Lincoln New
ton 2nd whom said assessed and have stl
continued to be- and are owned by Rufus Brewer of Fra
mngham the County Of Middesex and notice is hereby
given that said parcels will be sold as aforesaid unless SAID
taxes and intervening expenses are previously discharged
A22llaw3w Constable of scarborough.
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Probate Office, August 3, 1880.

Worcester, S. Probate Office, August =, 1850
To all persons interested in the Estate of JONATHAN
LOCKE, late of Lancaster, deceased Greeting;
YOU cited appear at Court OF Probate to DC modem
at Worcester the first Tuesday of September next &c
show why the first account rendered by sas u
Holland and Dane A. Marrett the Administrators, WIN inc
viii annexed, Of their administration of the remaining
Estate of said deceased, should not be allowed
AID CIIAS G.. PRENTISS, Reg.
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ASSESSORS NOTICE.

VIE ASSESSORS of the City of Worcester give notice.
tat they have delivered to the City Treasurer correct
st OF the laXes together with in due form
Jaw Tor collecting the and that by Ordinance of the
Cl Council all persons who shall voluntary pay their taxes
20 te Treasurer at his Office before the 18th day
September next, shall be entitled to discount of six per
cehtum. e. H. HEMENWAY,) Assessors
EDW'D EARLE, ofthe City of
BENZ. WALKER, ) Worcester
Worcester, Ang. Is, 1850
TO THE TAX PAYERS,
nN the 22d inst. your ELLIS will be READY for
- settlement o. For discount, time, &c. see Notice
above. = -
OFFICE IN CITY HALI-Offlce hours from A. M to
T. NJ and from to- P. NJ, until October 18th
From October 18th to April lst from 10 A. NJ to 70 NJ
and TO L. M. GEORGE w. WHEELER
Treasurer and Collector.
Worcester, Aug Is, 1850. DIV
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MACHTNTSTS WANTED.

1.-TWO three first machiniss wanted by the sub
l scrber to work on Card-setng Machines. None need
apply bn those of steady and Industrious habits, such
good Encouragement will be given.
Leicester. Aug, IA. DIFF SAMUEL w. KENT
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Worcester, SIS. Probate Office, August 10, 1850.
10 all persons interested In the Estate OF Joshua
WErIlERELI., late of Worcester. deceased, Greeung'
you cited appear Court of Probate TO be holden
at Worcester on the first Tuesday Of September next
show cause why administration of the estate OF said deceas
ed should not be granted TO j. Henry H Of Worcester.
Al6d+ ClIAS q, PRENTlSS, Reg
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OF REFESH USl

HE Subscriber having completed ample arrangement
for making and bottng that refreshing and healthy bev
rage, SODA WATER. takes this method OF Informing the
zens of Worcester and vicinity that he Is prepared TO
irish Il any quantity by the dozen gross Genemen
Wishing left at the residence will please leave their orders
the old stand, 242, Main street, corner OF Pleasant
June 49, rlc diff H. q. HATES
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> NEW COAL YARD.
annl at &c E0

r'HE subscribers have for sale at their Yard on Ply
J. MOUTH STREET, the best varieties of PENN. RED
and WHITE ASH, and AQUIDNECK GOALS which
will be furnished of the best quality dry and in good order
and at the lowest rates.
The AouIDNIcK Coal is mined Portsmouth, II. l., is
hard Red Ash Coal will be delivered at 5000 per ton.
For furnaces dcr stoves, etc., it is warranted to
Orders left az the Office No. 222 MAIN STREET over
J. Foster q Co.'s store, at 4. ID. WETnERBEE's nRUo
STORE of Green and Temple Streets, will meet with
rompt attention. hlCE BAKBOUR.
ApriI2. eoulsu
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Dwelling House and Lat for Sale,

- NHE Estate on Pleasant Street. opposite Chestnut
T:;H st well known the property formerly owned
-24Aand occupied by DR.. o. H. BLOOD The Honse in
lod ORDER and the lot large and well stocked with the
oces fruit trees very desirable residence for any one
isiie 10 purchase. Terms easy The property can be
Nanned and particulars learnt by calling On the snbscrhe
. mo. IA dwistf BENZ. BUFFUM, Pleasant-st.
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DRAWING AND OIL PAINTING.

MRS. FRANCES r.. TOWNE will give Lessons
in PENCIL and CRAYoN DRAWING, also PAINTING
IN OILS Applications be made until the LIST of Sept
her residence, No. Is MAIN STREET, where specimens
can be examined and terms made known.
August 10. d3w
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v. b' PALMER, the American Newspaper Agent is
1 cities OF Boston, New York, and Philadelphia and is
guy empowered to take adversen ns and subscriptions
at the same rates as required by U.S.
REMOVAL. V. b. PALMER'S american Netrs-
faper Advertising Agency is removed to sCoLLAYs
DOiLDiNu, CouhI ST, BOSTON. Aug
BUSINESS CARDS Printed at the SPY OFFICE.
No. PIP MAIN STREET. at short notice. Also, WEDDING
and VISITING CARDS If
POSTERS of the LARGEST SIZE printed at this
Office in superior manner.
HAND BILLS of every description printed at No.
2l2 MAIN STREET, in any style, at a moments notice.
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A Wooden Carder Wanted.
g'S'ygSSgNSZySSIyS,Z MN
Truth win Prevail, .

g Truth Will Prevail"
IT is five years since this valuable medicine was first
offered to the public, and the result has fully proved this
IMPORTANT FACT, viz: That remedy of real udtue
sustain itself WITHOUT EXTRA putting The article SPEAKS
FOR Old and difficult of Gravel, Structure,
Retention of the Urine Inflammation of the Bladder, Afec-
tions ofthe Kidneys Female Irregularities, Dropsy. etc.,
have yielded to this remedy after all Others had aied and
1t no longer doubted that the Golden Extract stands
WITHOUT A RIVAL, Us a safe, speedy, and permanent
cure for all diseases of the Urinary organs of either
For sale by A. CLARKE, Druggist, sole agent for Wor
cester. weop&deow3tawtf Aug Is
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900 PAIRS
NQT,ICE,
Cast Iron Pumps,
New England Health Insurance Co.,


ENOS DORR, Agent.
HE at hand, when all should take care of
their health The above Company has, in times past,
aid out thousands of dollars the sick who time of
ealth, procured POLICY that secured to them FOUR
COLLARS A WEEK if sick at a cost of 1925 year.
hey have thousands on hand pay those who will take
Policy and are unfortunate to be sick u AL just
laims will be paid received. dis June 81
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=, Worcester, SIS. Probate Office, August 20, 1850.
i0all persons Interested in the Estate OF MOSES GkoUl
late of WesIborouph deceased, Greeting.
You IRE cited appear al Court Of Probate to be hold
Il Ell at Worcester, the first Tuesday of September
next to show why the Instruments which purport 20
o1 me last VIII aud Testament Of said deceused and Cod
A23dh I,uAS a. pRENTIsS, Reg.
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JUVENILE SINGING SCHOOL.

viii commence on WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, AUG.
2Sth at o'clock the Lecture Room of the Old South
Church. Tuition 81.
1.-THE next term of the Glass for YOUNG LADIES will
commence the afternoon, at No WARREN HALL,
at 4 O'Clock. Tuition 81. c33 Aug 81
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AND LIQUORS.

For Medicinal and Communion Purposes.
THE attention of all who wish and UNADULTERATED
WINES and LIQUORS for MEDICINAL purposes is invited
to this advertisement We put up all kinds of Wines and
Liquors and warrant them to be of the purest and
peror quality We put them in full sized bottles twelve in
each of the different kinds that may be ordered which
may be shipped with perfect safety To ourselves
and the public from counterfeit have obtained from the
Graefenbeg Co. (Which is Incorporated body the sole
right to their name and SEAL None genuine without
their SEAL and written signature upon the label of
each bottle. Price Twelve Dollars per dozen.
1PA liberal discount made Physicians Druggists and
respectable dealers We pledge ourselves that all Wines
and Liquors shall be exactly what represent.
HOLBROOK & CO., 2l4 Broadtcay, NepYork.
Price $l2 per doz. For sale by LEWIS T. I.AZELL,
sole agent in Worcester. d2aw9w Aug 10
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AUCTENN
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

UF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
IA w ILL be sold at Public Auction on SAT
tgN w URDAY, the 3lst of AUGUST NEXT. at II
CLOCK A. MI on the premises the house now occupied by
m MILAN l. !HRoOP, situated on SoUTHBRIDGE
rREET near the residence of Col James Estabrook The
OF is l2O by so feet and the buildings are nearly new
her' Is good well of soft water the premises The
onse mas finished rooms and basement all in good re-
air. Terms of sale liberal. ~
Worcester, July 80, 1850. dts
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BACON & FOSTER.

ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS.
No. L Central Exchange,
rETER y. BACON, 0Uer the Worcester Bank.
DWIGHT FOSTER { Idw2m3Il Jnly / $50
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AT LAST ARRIVED.

A NEW and splendid assortment of from to inches
n wile) Black silk Laces, TO n Trimmings, at
prices defy the competition of any other establishment in
his city, call at the New ENGLAND FANCY STORE, 2l0
lain ST., opposite Grout's Book Store
MYERS, BAMBERGEk d RosENBLATT.
June IA eouiStf
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DR.. r. WOODWARD,
Office corner of Main and Thomas Streets.
Aug l6 dw3mis
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ATTENTION.

IT HE subscriber having assumed the business Of the late
firm OF CONVERSE Il CULVER, hereby requests all
persons indebted to said firm pay the delay.
Grateful for ayors hitherto bestowed the firm, he
specially soics continuance OF the the old stand
under the City Hall j. S. CULVER.
Worcester July Is, 1850. djsf