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Proposals FOR CARRYING THE MAIL IN THE
STATES OF MICHIGAN. INDIANA, ILLINOIS,
WISCONSIN, IOWA, MISSOURI, AND In MIN
NEsoTA AND OREGON TERRITORIES.
Errset from the act Of Congress Of Sd March. is45 SEQ.
tion le
Aadb Il f.,fer enacted That h shall be the duty Of
the Postmaster General In I'll future lettings Of contracts for
he Of the ms 70 lot the same every
% the lowest bidder ssndspg sufficient guarsntees for faith
full performance without other rsfeencc 70 the mode o. such
Transportation than may be necessary provide for the due
oesny, certainty and security Of such transportation nor
shs av new conctor hereserbe required purchase out
Or take It valuation. the stock or vehicles Of any previous
contractor for the ssIns routs 1-
or Bidders will DO careful to read the forms and instruc
lions appended to this advertisement They are requested 70
state "a their psoposa the mode by which they intend to
convey he mall Where the and weight Of the mails or
The speed called for in the schedules shall require H. the con-
tracts will be made for cosch steamboat Or railroad convey
snce IS the may be and consequently such routes
will be let TO bids proposing such mode Of conveyance IN
ri other cases the will BE- assigned 70 bids proposing
the cheapest mode Of uansporsatiop-
ar Railroad companies arc specially nosiasa that hsr rs,
guiar bids BE- understood - incudns me supply y
ouarter Of mile from depot Separate proposals Tor ON
ces more than quarter Of mile of will be considered.
DROPOSALs for carrying the mails Of the United states
from The 1T day Of July, 1850. 70 the SOh Of June
1914 .;nrus;va n the STATES OF MICHIGAN, IN
Nav s ILLINOIS. WISCONSIN,, IOWA. and MIS-
snIrpT "a II MINNESOTA and OREGON TERRI
TORIES viii NJ received a the Contract Office Of the Post
~. in the CITY Of Warrington until 10 A. M.
I'm le,h asv q ADr 1880 60 be decided by the It'll
A. s Msv ia5O on the routes and ia the manner and
49,. 49, hs,s;r snecissd VI s
$50 ~ MICHIGAN
-. ,s..a:... a.;,, !. q
To Buffalo, New York, BY m next day, 500
.4 IN /. n
And PACK pe."S NJ: il; TX. Ai . 4, 4 .
37o2 FROM De'Io'' -; p 49, Nswnort Rrest
ny ifeno,r .u'a'.c.. s HSsss.. ore
Monroe a Sa''e. 1. n ,a S.s t8
10 ioleoo " =, Z. ss
And PACK between 49, ~ as:, !.
S70S From Detroit MlcMsan, I My. 7. s, p,,,,,,r
~ DesrDomsss Sou's a.. . n.y,sr KsdroD Frsa'
iPsiianu, All n.ps'' s : N;h; Co., Ia.I
escovile Grs,s Lake Ls0n. Mlcssn a CenIe, Jack
rs son, DaIys uiui0y y, ~.s r,ns,.w T,ss,
Marshall Ceresco, bsale Crees, Cnalles'on ualss-
burg. Comstock. Aa,sma1oo, p ow ~, "4'a"a''
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Gdlifpri,ien.

lie v9deifte Geips1 Dem I. y. M. eut.
bdlr bic umfalIsneen 9tadrid,tei reer rifls
mehr 3nlammenifelian9en per1 3uifdape iii
ben Winsn. aEif eatbeben earais fet9enees
1Sen'9e:8al sasa san 6Ga aanhf SOD
aSbuel 81 bsabfldtiges sur siuswa,eeuaug
mad, ben Munens saufsnmunterrsl fcnueu mir
ccd nidt lnmhilL car,nthnu, ea6 ale BON
uus aus ben uerfhiecenlten ausllea seiises
,cSenen Ysad,ridteu carin iibereiuifimmsn,
cae sIIe, Die ben Binter iiber in ben Wfnien
blieben, init cfnf Grtrase ihrer elrbeit tsipcbl
sufrieben fine, ba6 bic @rSiebiafeit prs 0c,
cens an gOlplfamb nift nad)ldet, mo tpeun
aud, eini9e aStelleu aafcbeinelo erfd,0pft
iiap, stenfo nieIe mc nod, mcbr anpsre bon
slsid,er Grsietisfat tdslth aafsefanoeu suers
ben, fosoae es taytit mebr rhenbar pirb,
oaB bas gelhdft bee @closrabens bis jsst
bier btos in finer AinDteit mar. I e 'ia'a.aI
Sil Der bepcrfebeuoen saiicn ,psrpen pcrs
ausithtIid 0rpBe Geidifte NIT auedTIber
9eriadt tpercen, "a an pielel, Tiilien bic,
golcfdubhen nueerorreutIid feiu llnD.,
Mer inoee bier isin Slid mad,sn MIL
mus fraftio, seiuno, md6is, absebdrtet uno
feieis isiu cann piro 60 ibpl nidt feblen. ,.a
.llebers gano s,0feife nahiGalis
fornien.s llniers eelsr tperoen I'D, erias
nsrn, oa8 ipir, Dor etspa eillsr 9Dede bic slns
funft pcn 4 | Rameelell iu Baltimore a,l3e,9s
ten rie fur bic s,erren Sanps, u. Nospes, pic
tefanntea Circus GiSenibilmer, IN Syrien
aussfaHft pcrnen 'parsll. &c ssrs8te Be-
panDernna ~ speldlcm 3pef piefe, nerrsn
sine ic,8reee 9lnsahl rieleri 1biere se brauden
speuisu;s ss jsist I'D, Jest oa6 ne eislsltsa
~ reselmaei8en Rarawausns3i'Sen pen Sus
cspecsnce, IL WAiIcury 9ebrand,en ipollens
Sic taben jest ftca ~. @ansen 81 gtnf
i'm ganDe, ulso 20 usfbrt bic init
esr griSg u catherine" pen sIisier radp
SEM Srlsans nntsrpe0s Gpn. Ssbalc Nc
llnterusbMsr Give eenasenpe alnsabI ssamess
ie teilannnsn baben, lpOIIet iie jeDen Mctsat
eins &arapaue Bon 25pnerinBebr ben beicsn
panftu atgebsa ia1s,I,tHnl cine Ts9eIMaiij.
. se eannpsrbiuouns i1eSsnileaen. Mirnpans
ld,en pislsr neaeli llntunshmnn9 nm ~ mehr
@md, ,snIs fir baloige gscneacaHis terstsabs
|abnsten, Giisababn psdl psnI siiiAsn Wlsere
mod, fsbr protleniatifd, eriehsiut.
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@ @efe Neppn 9 btp.
(By Auihority.) 7

So WHY HeWDB ~ " pc lEtf
(By Au'hority.) nsAae. nsas.
Gin Defrt, his xtrmins Der Suprsme Court
tetftmmsnp. a0asn ~ - wss0F-
Atf@uitt q. Q tties bar4bte 0tis {.
rel elYsrfammlnns @taates ohis'
stttsft d. perornnst, rss tit 5urrsmtSpurt
ia tnrerfAitrenea crurtiss fiefes etaatss ssbal.
tstlwsrerm iolf ME frtst, nainfi@ sA'h so 20
l5n ct,n Gent, 1eaeifcu am sSti nnc iWamsis
iftn Arrif. sns ~ nes tln n9iEaseiHgF9H Il
s5u esm cpanfy Savttts am sisr uns ,panlistisH
1prt. - a,g = !,
81 rem Counts Asam, a,n ntan uas ,ran,isffsn
1srsI. lf g liytE9 ,sg'GG NiSs6in[ syf ,s1Tas
in tem Gsuntp 3rsna an erlten Dlay.IliII @
Sn btm vpuatp &lfrmsn: am brittsn aDaap, 81.
IN refn Gcuntp Joamiitcn am fsttftn Nqav. sys
5n cein County Huttsi ain eritttn SUM-.
IN ssm Cctsntp QBarrtn a,n fanfteh Suni.
s5nctm County 9lintsn am asbten Stunt. ~
s5asm esnmte 0sreens q 3sbnttn Sans.g T4ao
s5aeam 4euasp e!art am lmslften SUM. glasa
Sn etm 3runtp Brntscmfrp ,im pisrjebntenSu SUM-.
Jn Gem Seurts prttlt au, liet;sbnttn 5nui.
JH hsm 0cuntv Oarte ana ntnnjebnten Jnni
IN stm Guilty Uliaiai am jwanrsItsn SUM.
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9uni. q ..sss... ....gs...
Sn fsm County AnsIaiie A,n flint unb ssran;is.
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9nstm County allen am feds u ,ran ,iltsncnni
Jn rem County earnin am listsn u. s,ptnrstfsn
3uni., ..-.4s..-.3s.. ,s.s,s a; ,l,..-s
5n btm County tcSan am abt u ipanjtstf, ,cuni.
Sn'rtm County GBamraisn sin ntua une twar,.
iisfiea 5ani. fgs5 30 ,lalie4aTa4 ssfi
Sa csn Counts tlnien an, Griffin 9uai gga s61
u:esm Grnntp Sslawars am jsnsittn Sui. ats
Sn rem Gcuntp Dsarion am finfttu Suii.
5n crm Gountp crawfcrr am feafttn Saii.
Jn ttal County Qepansstt am a4tsn Suli. ' stl
Jn rem Goantp @entta am meunttn SuIi. !ll =
.Ju csm County I5aneeG an, elfteu SUIT. aas tgs9t
Su esm County pntnam am ersiltpnttn Salt. n
Snesm Sruntp Ban 1Bsrt am fanf,.tntsn Suil.
5n psm esuniy pauleins am isblsbnten Suit. :
IN e.m sslntp efianss am itt jsbntsn Juti. {
Speem County 3eiaiams am nsua3sbntsn jali
.5n cem 0onntp -oenrp am iipanIisilen 3uii.s9 IA
Sn ctm 0cnatp sueas lspsi u. jspans sisiftn 3uli
Jn ttm Gcustp qScep am iwaaiisIssn Sali.,
<sn bs,n County Dt.awa am istsn uip iraa,tstt.
.ati. sa5ia = s'hisEI sssafs'lg fiI slss'15 a1si
asssem Geansv eaaeusss am nun uns lpan.
lislfu 5ulk 1R az s sd IL 1ssE sas
5n Gem Scuntp Grit am Gin unb orsisisfsnJuH.
Jn rem County .9uren am britisn Ausulf.
Snbm County $crain am fsafftn ausuIt. A
sa Dem County 0uyabesa ain atstrn Ansuf. aai
Sn esm Counts 0,sauSa am jp5tfttn Assuta
s9ss tsm ecants sate smiereissbntn Ansulf.
r e. A.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-04-17


penten <sstsblt saao ssllres III SAVE 1923
bei @snsrat 9adisu's GrmdhIaas apieosr
8ierpfitIeelfts GAibemt nahHi higYauf febr
ofeesn glntbra al ser 9ariifsgFast mo an
Der Haaiffanehs preinals uuo ,puree an
bif sFlIe pss @snsrol SoaDns i'm Sabre
1854 misbsr In ben &suat 9spdblt.s Gier
rerblieb er bio gum Gcbe bes nrn. lpfhnr
im Sabr 1914, no er bic GtslIe ale Sfaafs.
Gttrstdr srbieIt, mtlde er bic gum Gnce
pcn Tplsr's prdiicentidlaft tetleicete. Nah
bie(tr 3eit, ey eiui9e 3eit ebue 0ffentlis
den Disnf, nadl psr srCeen gaos unc Deii.
Convention ,n WaempbiS am Gacc bes Sab.
re 1916 fraf sraplsbsf ID ben seaat.
Ter Naam 9eitattet es nidbt, IN bic Gins
ssinbsitsa bes pciisifhen eebens eiefes Mau,
nes eiu,ugeben, inp ale Danclnn9en auEn.
fibrtii, al ,psfhtn Il ,patreno Ger 40 Sabre
FINER 5Htntlictea gpirffamteit jIdj bstteiiiss
t. bieft 3tiisn absr nnSotn senlisen ID ,eii..s
sen, tnB Gditcull sin Mann mar, bsiItuglns
men iinc Habui bic @idtter Der gefhidte
fsinss gotsrlnnrfs ripis sierer irirc. \
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Gin We feB

iur psrmansnien SefilsBung Der 8nt GAR
Abbaltang Der Court cf @cn'mcr 9teas~
i'm orittem @erid,tsbesirf, unc gum gSis
berruie Der jeet beltebenben 0efees ilbsr
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-04-17

etr bas .oaIfsn Der Gsurt In 9ants sspsimh jahs.
LID rrferssrIin maeer asa, ttenftHs ras @sfees
psia,s pis xsrminsn eer @ufrsms Court tsfimmi
uar am swSlfnn llars en- kuaIsns adj baaee, nsuH
uae sisrlis railists, linr hxrnit wirsrruKa
@eh amin E.tesiter N
STrs6er tss Heyrafsntmtenbaufss.
Gtarles s. @cnUers,
yee-,>,s.G .Gpxtcher res 3euats. 5000
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Rev Express line.
BlgeloW's Boston s Worcester Express.

Rev Express EiE.e.
Blgel0w's Boston s Worcester Express.
Ia, Oper the Worcester and Nas+uG, and
5asfs2E FitehbuTg Rail Redds.
sSs@ II z subscriber has commsnced running 81
----A--- Express Car the above Roads, Tor INT
safe transmission
Packages Bundles Bank Notes Specie ans erchandist
generally TIsree Times each way Daily.
Notes Drafts and Bills collected and AL business eSecul
with dispatch, and cheap BY any "tner HPress
36?ces-6 mfricnn House, Worcesier; end Rail Road
E1ckGrgs, Court Sqaars, Poston.
Orders eived al Hutchinson Co 5 Bookstore, a
Main ST. and al Ticket Office, Lincoln So Worcester
Jason TEMPLE, / na.seprsrs
L. @. BARDwELL,
L. BIGELOW, Proprietor.
This Express connects at Groton Junction wish
BigeioW's Great Northern Express,
For Townsend, Peterborough, New Ipswich, Mason WI
age, Nashua shirley, Lunenburg Leominsier FitchenFg
Eestinnster Ashbnrnham, Gar:ner, Ealdwin7e, Roy
alsnn Athu Orange, Weniali. Ervng, Monts ue, North
1ed, Greenfield, Ms Vernon, BfauebPro W. Winchen
Hon. Fi'zH iam Troy, Keere, Bellows Fails, Char
lown, Olarenont, H., Springfield, Windsor, Kicking
lsn Bartonve, Chester ProctorsVe, Cavendihh, Lnd'
low Rutand Middebur., Vergennes, and Burlington, W
March 10. Gti
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~. g. MOORE. ssE3 Main ST.,
Under u. :. Hotel,
II A. teceVea ms day large assortment Of Gent,s
IL rel'. Furnishing Goods, Comprising
DHESS SHiarS,
URDER SHIRTS AND DRAHERS,
CRAVATs AND sCARFs
Heavy Voot and Kid GLOBES,
=, hpsit.i bDsOMS, cola AIRS, &c.
I've anove ihvhce o. sotis, received this morning, -
ruy worthy 81 pi bic notice.
~ - NJ IL mt ehnd the market in keeping frst-rdfe
ioods aud willing TO sell rs lou ht iOpestior pr,c
give him a call and examine his goods. dll EovlI.
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"A "a R I'd.

HE subscribers referring the above notice. beg leave
to call the attention of their customers and the public
TO the very extensive assortment of DRY GOODS offered
at their WARE HOUSE. Nos 1853 and 40 MAIN STREET
Hnyng formed the above copartnershp, after long
qalntance with the wants of RETAIL in Worcester
County possessing ample facilities for the transaction
their LARGE and INCREASING BUsINEss-purchasng their
domestic Goods directly from Manufacturers their Agents.
ana either importing their Foreign Goods buying Auc-
tlOn in large quanttes,-they believe themselves qualified
20 oer most of their Goods RETAIL, LESS than
the usual WHOLESALE PRICES and they pledge them
serves that under circumstances will they be undersod
by any Establishment in the United States.
Feb2 dw HENRY ii. CHAMBERLAIN g. co.
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COPkRp0TM2sEEp MnTTGE.

WUFkhIIV ANSA5P MULIjEi
THE subscribers have formed Copartnership under the
firm Of HENRY H. GHAMBERLIN & co. and will
continue the DRY GOODS, MILLINERY and CARpET BusI-
NESS at the Old Stand of the senior partner & I70
dain Street. HENRY H. CHAMBERIIN
LEWIS BARNARD, JR.,
GEORGE SUMNER,
Worcester February 27, 1880
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Cheap A1ssc2.
HOUSE LOTS FOR SAKE.

DrHDiNG LOTS on wellington street {, new Stree
ID rnaning from Main Street. the resi- enc
Ahrl ,pnes, Esq Also. on Aaslia, Chandler, Chat
MN, Newbury, and Quincy Streets.
Z The above Lots Tor the 1rst time offered
qle The aad adjoining them beina hu upnn aud theft
leisan cation near Main street makes them The
er4ble Lots IN the city. Terms ot lie suit the pur.
haser. l.. 5. L. HARRINGTON.
Aug 80 dwtf - p""tlsnd street.
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sew Book OF Sacred TTugic.

'E'lilS new work. called the SACRED Lutte, by ASA r.
IRoWBRIpGE, contains great variety of tunes in all
the different metres and is particularly adapted the
OF Chors and Singing schools. 1t consists of hundred
pages, and out of the great numbers Of
more than eight or ten that have ever been published before
The music is simple its character, and fail please
all lovers OF good music The author has been years
preparing this work. and has spared pains meet the
wants OF those who may be disposed it, The pur-
chaser viii not be obliged to buy again which he
may already have on hand ard it is believed that all the
tunes OF the Lutte all well adapted the exercises of
public worship. Published by
STEPHEN w. MARSH
81 Washington Street,
Jan 9. 3m Adams House BosroN
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BICHARDsoE & LORING.

AGENTS rot THE SALE OF
Ch.ison's Hot Air Venfilating Furmaco,
very nasmepf or teating anh Ven,iiant
HEDEHbERh' PCRraBLE FURN4t N
i've sizes, lor heating ron 10 r'ons-he Chtape'
Favndcs in
New pattern Registers and Coal Crates
COPPER AND TIN FuRN ACE PIPE
AND FURNACE WORK done at short notice
une TO- eod&wtf 40 AIaiM-st.
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TEACHERS E9as gSfegEg,

| 1 ARRANGEMENTS have been made for holding Teach
4 ers Institute in the town of STERLING, in the County
of Worcester, to commence MONDAY, the eleventh dag
Of March, at 10 o'clock NJ and continue until the
afternoon OF Saturday, of the same week.
The following Regulations TO be observed
l. All applicants present themselves pnncualy
the time specified for the meeting.
The Institute designed for those who Teachers in
Public Schools in Massachusetts, who have reasonable
prospect of becoming such within year from the time when
such Institute shall be held
Each applicant must provided with Bible, Fen
Ink and Paper Slate and Pencil Geography and Atlas the
Reading Book generally used by the highest class in
the Schools of the neghborhood where he resides and
would be well to bring than one knd Dictionary, and
blank book for taking notes.
The expense Construction, lectures, room lights &C. is
betrayed by the Commonwealth and the supervision and
of the Institute placed by the Board Of Ed
ucation in the hands of its Secretary.
School Committees, and all the friends of Common
Schools respectfully and earnestly requested to render
snh aid may them proper and just facilitate
the attendance Of the members of the Institute.
BARNAS SEARS, Secretary
Boston, Feb II, 1850. of the Board OF Education
1Persons wishing to board, receive further in
formations will please apply to Rev. T. /. ALLEN Sterling
Feb 20. w3Idw
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CALIFORNIA.

>NINCE the news by me last Ste itne-, the PATENT
y DEEP w s1ER, RIVER BED, GOLD BORhR, neer
only he named. - bring eoi hnsters To The
California Depot, III Park Row, N. York,
buy Il Tor BIS. Those Hhp w4hi them ny whoesaie
ma.t give DAVIS Alto tho patNt, wonte'
working, Go d Sttsns, WASH FAN, warrAn'ed was,
md sace iou times much god a- the comWoa Pm
81. ARNUL. HUFFUM.
New York, Nov z. DIV
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Store to H.ef,
efTs.s. .gF(sg,sy .Ggygs9ssg

X GUILD inform the Citizens of Worcester that she is
~ prepared to practice the WATER CURE SYSTEM
IN the treatment OF diseases and proposes locate herself in
TINS city Mrs Adams has no wish to offer any nlsone
10y or recommendation OF this SYSTEM but she would from
motives of true beneyolcnce most earnestly Invite the suf
ering andaicted whether in their persons in their
iames, whether suffering from the most obstinate form Of
CHROME disease or the most sudden Of the ACUTE
TO apply TINS natures remcdy and she is fully assured
that VIII commend itself to every candid mind infinitely
requisite knowledge and skill iifd5e in all cases of Fever
Inflammation, rheumatism, Cholera, Diarhoea, &c.
mrs ADAMS proers her advice and assistance these who
VISA H. al Their own houses, her advice at her residence
NJ. KENDALL Hill DIV Feb "a.
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EsEI OW az.


so HE subscriber begs leave inform his friends
S@sA and the public that he has taken the stand re-
C. Gently occupied BY l. L. BANGS,
;%..@ 2O5 MAIN ST.,
2h door north American lionse, where he intends to keep
be ionnd in the City, and prices that fail give
satisfaction Particular attention called large lot OF
Geld an Silver w ATCuE Gold Guard YES, Chains
French md American Checks Gold and Silver Spectaces
Ladies and Gents Breast Pins Suitable for dress or mourn
ns Gold and Silver Ihimbes, SilverNarc, Finger Rings
IN endless variety Silver and Buffalo and Combs Cola
Pens and Pencils, Steel Bags Purses and Trimmings Cut
ierg, &c, &c Al OF the above Goods
Will be sold Low Low!
1T COLEMAN s.
goo N"in st., 2nd door north OF Amer. House.
~ Particular attention paid repairing Fine Watches
and Clocks and jrwelro. wdtf Worcester, Nov 3.
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In consequence of the above arrangement is necessary
that all my accounts should be IaiMEDIATELY
Those which due the first of January will be le
jor collections" fnot paid before the first of April
FEB q. HENRY II. CHAMBERLAIN.
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Esara5cnlEar Menfice.

III acquains his friends and the customerso the late firm,
thnt he mas bought Mr. lnford's
NO. MERCHANTS ROW, where he will continue To
keep the best assortment of Goods in his line be nd
he State. The Ladies will always find this the best place
to supply themselves with HOSIERY, GLOVES AND
THREAD STORE ARTICLES AT TIE LOWEST pRiCEs
FOR THE BEST GOODS.
The continuance of the patronage literally bestowed
upon the late firm respectfully solicited for the subscriber
who pledges himself to his best endeayors
Jan 26. d6tMtf u. A. CLAEN, q Moo! ~ Il
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WHBSTER'S 0uARp0 DICTIONARY

w EBSTER'S American Dictionary may now be recon-
W mended, without qualification the hest
extantPresjdcat ON, Of the Wesleyan Unirersjty, De-
cenber 1877.
" have always considered Dr. WebSter's work in lexi-
geography surpassed in fness and accuracy by in
our Ian gePrcSdent WcyaEd, Of Brotgn University,
Providence, r. l.
" have been in the habit of using Dr. Websters Dicon-
airy for several years past in preference all Others because
far exces them ALL far as know in giving and defining
scientific s"-Pres. Hitchcock, Of An,herSt College.
"My judgment and feeling most heartily and perna-
nently engaged in doing all that to make Webster the
Engs spoken, it deserves to be- be- is and will
be."-Professor Stolre, Of Cincinnati
Lord Broughan, in conversation with an intei
gent American traveller remarked of this work"It has
come to be necessity to every educated man."
DR.. Wehsters great work is the best Dictionary Of the
English language.-London Morning Chronicle.
The LoadOR Literary Gazette of April ls speaks of it
in the following just g noble monument of erudi-
ton and interchangeable research"
We rejoice that it bids fair become the standard Die
tionary to be used by the millions of people who
are to nhab the United es"-Sigmcd By One Hundred
md four Members Of Congress.
Published by G. & c. MEP lam, SPRINGFIELD, Mass,
and for sale by Booksellers generally dw2t Feb e.
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NOTICE,

WUILUE,,
WE cop utnership heretofore existing under the
OF CLARK & SANFORD is by mutual consent dissolved
T. A. CLARK will continue business at no. MERCHANTS
Row. in FROM of thew House. and e. H. SANFORD
will continue in the same business No FLAGGs BUILD
ING, opposite the Central Hotel All persons having claims
against the late firm will please present them party
for adjustment and all those indebted viii please make early
payment to Il. II. SANFORD, No. Flaggs Building.
Z. A. CLARK,
E. H. SANFORD.
Worcester, Jan 25 1850 eod8twf
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LE0MARDS
Boston and Worcester Express.
TIVE subscriber continues to THE EA
tssEMsL1 ] PRESS between Boston and Worcester, fo
2aNssaSS he safe transmission OF Packages bundles
Ss-~as lauf Notes, Specie, and Merchandise general,
Three Tires each way Daily.
Particular attention gl,~ paying, collecting and ne
gotating tea drafts, bills and purchasing and selling
mrrch nndse, produce, etc.
All packages must he directed to his care.
The subscriber s alone Responsible for property enrus
ed 70 his care and risk is assumed by the Boston AM
Worcester Rail Road Company.
Packages by this line forwarded from Worcester Il
Sas Newbny port, Taunton, Fall River, and New Bed
Iaid also, TO Portland. and all parts Of Mone
orders FREE goods he returned by this Express
tryIcss -IARNHEN d cos. Dfcs s Court Street,
noston; J. II KNIGHTS HAT STORE, l63 Main ST.
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'S6gsa Of tie Big SfocASqes.
BE NnrH DECtEINED

INHOSE Ribbed Hosiery offered about oyvn low rates
will he found to bear comparison in POINT of quality
to the GENUINE PORTSMOUTH HOSIERY sold by the
subscriber The Ladies will please notice the Ports
mOath Hosiery are ALL WOOL and DOUBLE YARN.
Having large stock Of the on hand which,
in order to reduce to the lowest extent previous the
OF March, have marked them all d0ga much beiotg former
prices VIII the Ladies please call and examine them.
have also marked down many other kinds of WINTER
GOODS which wish to dispose of to make room for u
splendid stock Of Spring and Summer Goods the receipt
which will be duly noticed T. A. CLARK,
late Clark & Sanford)
Jan 26. d6twtf No. Merchants Row