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biA Nas ms1ned.
Dir. Aanuu sSssrs~<d The hou<< In arx,,..
q he sqiaions e DE Pfe-idsns IN ii. ,,,.,,
message in regard 10 ibs TezHs lounasrr -.
tfosersy.
NJ. Toonhs. q Ca, followed, In oppo~i.io, !.
he xiexs Of the President.
Ar. Stevens q Pa next obtained he s..,
and eonienJsd shss. hndes i.r ;t~sss sish Msri.
co. he President VAS eompelIsd % prossei n.
people Of New Mexico against he aggression.
Of Texas.
The constellation Of the civil snd diplom.,;.
bill was continued on Thursday and Friisy.
Mr.. Ashe and Mr.. Yenable delivered lksn view,
in opposition 10 tho<e Of the PresiJ<ns On IL.
Texas question
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orpcHtnA u ll,ls hnad, lnd y fnltfnhl
Improvements. Foied Coz Red ! bit 10
I.ocofoeo friends 81 ether Fo,ed co. Mar
D.
I.art. bul nol least. The " Ralagh
Gqus.s -
f'hese are he prominent essses u bor
presens defeat.
We look forwsfd without fear 70 an
olhrr rsnvass TOO yess hener. Reds
insignifiesnrs. snd anoiher . Tenzpin
Legislature win suffice Cor North Caro-
lima. -we'lI pick DOR 6ins and ny
again." Fey. Ola
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From the Lafayette (I.a.) Republican.
The South In Favor Of the Union

The South In Favor Of the Union
The danger threatening the American
Union has never been more imminent
than at the present moment. The fana-
ticism of abolitionism, and the madness
fof Southern chivalry, are not now so
fearful as the sectional spirit which be-
gins to pervade the conservative portion
of Congress. 1t was expected by all
that the sudden death of Gen. Taylor
would have awed both Houses Of Con-
gress into silence, and have shut down
the fioodgates upon incorporate discus
sion, which has so long embarrassed USE
full Legislation, and sickened the heart
Of the nation by its display Of puerile
distractions and unnatural hostility.
Acknowledging the danger to our Union
from prolonged agitation Of question
arraying the North and South in hostil.
ity, men claiming to be patriots, and
pretending that they represent the peo-
pie, continue to wrangle over impracti.
cable schemes, daily increasing aliena-
ton of feeling, and strengthening sec.
tional interests and sectional jealousies
until the mind can scarcely foressee
the dreadful consequences which may
follow to the country and to freedom
Congress is the cause of the evil which
threatens. The People hare little sym.
pathy Nth the fiery agifafors. Th,
masses desire the settlement of the uered
question. They loUe the Union. The,
iUM maintain IL. South Carolina may
raise the black flag Of disunion, and
call upon her sister slaveholding States
to rally under its gloomy folds, under
the pretence of defending Southern
Fights, but there will be no answering
signal, no gathering Of enthusiast hosts
Con. .Taylor's Estatc.- Some Of the pa.
pers having expressed an apprehension
that Gen. Taylor has LEI, an embarrassed
estate aud a family insufficieniIy provided
for, Maunsel. White & Co.. his agent.
for more hanIwcniy-five wears. come for
ward in the New Orleans Picayune n
correct the unfnunded statement. They
say that Gen. Taylor leaves to his family,
in bank stocks aud other valuable proper.
~. the amount Of s2oO,0Je. lie dice
without owing dollar.
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THE SOUTHERN coNFEDERAcY.

THE SOUTHERN CONFEDERACY.
More Developments. "A Washington
correspondent ofihe Philadelphia Inquirer
repeats the story Of an attempt 10 establish
Southern confrderacy. and gives the fol-
lowing account Of the matter:
In January last. Gen. Lopez waited
upon General Sam Houston. and presen-
ted him with a paper. drawn up by lead-
ing Southern men in this city. Washing.
inn.) in whieh il was stated thai the South.
despairing Of justice. had determined 10
sever their connection with the Union. and
establish Southern conlederacy. That.
for the purpose Of strengthening the con-
templaied confrslerscy, overtnres were 10
be made to Mexico 10 Join il; and to incline
her TO do so. every afrori was TO be made
TO induce her frontier provinces to revol,
by the means Of "Bnfalo Hunts" and
secret emissaries; and il was then 10 he re-
presented TO her tina, her only safety in
guarding against these revol.s and the dis
membermeni Of her republic. was to Join
the Southern States Of this country, and
form = strong Southern Union. As
further inducemeni, il was "a he represen-
ted 10 her that the city OF Mexico was to
be the seat Of government; but that. in fact.
Texas was to be really the head Of The
new Republic. Gen. Houston was also
told that if he would Join the movement
he should he President.
Gen. Housion Indignantly refused TO
have ANYTHING to do with the base and
trailorous scheme. He was an American,
and devoted friend Of this glorious Union.
He was NOT Catalina. 10 beiray his coun.
try. s ~
Mr.. Calhoun was fully aware Of this
reasonable project, but he was opposed
TO any action being taken until final pro.
prosition TO amend the constitution should
be asked for. This course was not, how
ever, approved of BY others, and an emis-
sary was sent 10 the city &c Mexiro TO
unfold the matter there. The Mexican
authorities received The proposition with
some hesitation. and although they did not
refuse it, they insisted upon gnaratee be-
ibk eisVH uldt usru idWsts-g dIui1g Ici'stUh
and the abolition of slavery should re.
main, and That England should sustain the
movement. A proposition TO this effect
was made to Mr.. Doyle. the acting Charge
d'Affaires nf Great Britain in Mexiro. Mr..
Doyle. not 10 commit himself in any way.
declined TO express any opinion. but said
he would consult his government. The
Mexican Governments. fearing to move
unless sustained by Great Britain, delayed
giving an answer; and il is understood
England has not taken any notice Of the
project submitted to her. So the matter
rests. Meanwhile. an emissary from The
: S"nth. from The State Of Mississippi. mean
citizen Of ihal State. is in Mexiro. and
doubtless in correspondence with the Dr..
unionists here.
Emissaries were despatched, in May
last. 10 Lower California, 10 create re-
I volt there. and consequently iopropose al,
independent government. 10 be annexed
TO the South. The news of this move
], nlsn, Is ansioaslv looked for, and rs q
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The Enisn Fteling IA The Tenth /" Le-
rion Of Tfrginia.n

A very large uni0n meftinx was fereni-
IL held 10 Shsnsnioah country. Virginia.
Upwards Of thousand persons were as
sembled. and series sf resolutions unani-
mously adopted. Among them are ihe
following:
Resolved. That = spiiii Of ronriliaiion
and compromise should perrade our Ma
iinnal Councils on subjects @hirh inynl' 9
The peace and permaneney Of The Union.
and as nur Union was the glorious resulI
Of mutual concession On the psri Of onE
revolutionary fs.hrr.. we would invoke
Congress 90 settle. in split equally gen.
erous. The drIicaie questions which are
now christening The existence Of our ma
iional liberties.
Rerolred, That we are willing lhsi the
compromise bill now befure the United
States Senate. or any other practicable
measure. be adopted. IN give repose TO this
Confectionery Of States. on principles oI
equality and justice.
RESOLVED, 'rha, we mainlain The broad
platform Of non-inferrnfion, the only
indubiiable ground recognised on this sub.
jeri by The constitution and hat the es.
lahlishmeni By Congress Of boundary
line az slavery is utterly adverse To The
spirit ~ our Cnnfpderary. JAYS
Resolrcd, 'rha, those eminent men
whn have nahly asserted and MAINTAINED,
in The councils of the nation. our invio.
late rights and privileges, with fearless
and eloquent 6,lrliiy. do most richly meril
the appreciation sn,i gratitude oI this meet.
ing. - ai.tt'79 ~ :.
Green b. Sannels and Samuel G. VIII
lismp. cf Shenandoah. rame iroward adj
dressed the meeting in an impressive man
ner. and NJ the conclusion Of Mr.. Samuels's
address he offered the following rssolu-
lions. which were adopted:
RESOLVED, That we are determined 10
adhere To The Union Of these States. 81
long as il shall be a Union Of equality and
Justice. isil sHaa
\ Rfsoircd, That we dcnounce the pro-
ceedinqs in Charleston. South Carolina
which have for their purpose the dissolu-
lion af the Unian. ss ireaonsble. and 81
such deserving The e1erraiion Of every
pairio. in America. gA
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Correspondence cfthe Baltimore Sum-.
Washington, August 9Th. 1850.

Correspondence 81 INC DdHfHiofe ShH.
Washington, August 9Th. 1850.
The Presidents Mcssoge--A Wise Sfaie Paper-
Southern 0!iesfions--7he Srord Pointed 10.
| Now iha, The Presidents message on
the subject Of The boundary disputes be-
tween New Mexico and Texas is spread
before us in print. giving everybody an
opportunity Of prrusing u leisprely. and
rejecting on i, sobcrlv. there appears 10
he bu, one opinion ahou, il. 10 wit: That
| i, /. very able. judicions aud wise State
paper, explaining FIRST the law. then the
position in which the country lie placed,
and lastly the means by which peace may
he preserved aud harmony restored be-
tween the ronienlirg parties. ~
at is exceedingly desirabIe." says the
message, "lhal no occasion shall arise for
the exercise &c The powers thus vested in
the President by The constitution and the
laws. With whatever m:ldness they might
he executed. or however clear the ease Of
necessity. vet consequences might, never.
iheless. follow. Of which no human saga.
city ran icresec either the evils or the
end.' geA 9i8 aa
/ The President then tlisclaims all inien
tion Of eslahllshinp either civil or milr
iary government in New Mexiro I'LL .ilis
boundary question shall he disposed OF
and recommends To Congress 10 settle i
brfnre they adjourn. preierring an offer O
manev TO Texas. which rexas hersel
shall accept. to either the appointment
:. Of commissioners, or The reference o
the dispute 10 the supreme judicial lri
bunal of the land. as both these method,
would consume much time. and in tho
meanwhile perhaps lead to collision.
4 This is The tenor Of The Presidents mes
sage. and this Mr.. Volney Howard callet
1.-The first drawing Of the sword" on The
par. Of the President. II is stated tina
Barlinm, The Museum man. has ex prcsset
great curiosity TO see iha, sword which
! the President has drawn 10 fight 'rexa,
, with. and thai he has relegraphed for it
I Its exhibition in New York and Philadel
: phia would. no doubt, attract numerous ant
fashionable audiences.
!. The President has moi drawn The swor,!
!, he has merely pointed to il as mean
which the Constitution has placed al hi,
: command 10 support The Union and ih,
!, law; urging Congress at The same time Il
I art in such manner thai he may not b
, obliged because compelled by the Con
sliluiion) 10 unsheaih il. And have no
/ Senators and members Of Congress in thei
speeches pointed 10 the sword that the,
are ready to draw, when they should b.
, called upon TO do so' And shaliih Pre-
si,leni Of the United STATES, 10 ,chom tn
, sword is gire,i by the Constitutions, hav,
no right 10 answer these unworthy, if no
!. reasonable menaces
!. The Fac, is, the Texas boundary is Tho
! sum and substance of the whole difficulty
under which the rouniryis now laboring
! and hence the southern uliras cling TO i
: as a priceless gem. They do not wish il
To be settled. and hence dislike the mes.
sage because il urges its settlement. The
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-08-19
REAL ESTATE FOR. SALE

zA 'HE subscriber Offers for sale his HOUSE ON LIN
Ess COLIN STREET. Iii pleasantly situated in one of
e most beautiful Streets in the city and is in ali re-
spects delightful residence 1t will be sold at better
nnga IN proportion to its convenences and advantapes
a any other estate has been sold of late in Worcester
Aiso small FARM situated u miles from the CITY Han
II is desirable place for any build who wants Is or
~ acres OF Landhavng dreways leading through groves
OF ree and number of natural arbors scattered over il
Besides these natural advantages will be good invest
ment of money. n n pSnn TSS'-
Worcester, Aug 10. a.,
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SINGING SCHOOL.

The subscriber will commence term of Twenty -four
Lessons SINGING the vEsTRy of the FIRST B,PTsT
CHURCH, on Tuesday Evening, Aug. 20th, at u
o'clock nTPersons DESTROYS of learning to sing may rest
assured that pains will be spared render the whole
subject plain and interesting.
TERNs-Gentlemen $l,5O-Ladies $lpayable at the 3rd
Lesson. WILLIAM SUMNER.
Worcester, Aug Is. dwtf
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MONTGOMERY HOUSE.

- fremont Street, Boston.
f4iM THIS large and commodious HOTEL having been
A thoroughly refitted and renovated is open for
the accommodation of transient and permanent boarders
The internal management of the House will be under the
immediate direction of Mr. JAMES PARKER proprietor
of the Samoset House, Plymouth, Mass. -.,s 81
The situation of the Montgomery House is unsurpassed
any respect by any other in the city, being nearly equally
tant from all the road depots and steamboat landings
the business part of the cityand subscriber
hopes by the stices attention 10 the best of those
who may visit him, to liberal share of public
patronage. tt@
Terms for Transient Boarders $3.50 per day. -fe
THOS. p. WILSON, Proprietor.
Boston, August l3, 1850. dw4ws
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House Lois, Houses. SC.

II BEAUTIFUL LOTS, containing nearly an acre
E;"R each, delightfully."- situated sfFairmounu hal
mile north of the Court House, unequaled for beau
y OF location and aspect for those who prefer to live little
OUT ana own large lot for a very moderate cost.
Finely situated LOTS Harvard Street on the elevated
land directly of the Central Church. the most
lots remaining in the market Is ~
ern Railroad Depot and in other parts Of the civ
Also several Dwelling Houses different parts of the
Guy. 5000 Gardening land by the acre, and other Real
property lof sale on the most accommodating TERMS by
Fcp ~. 81 eodlstf D. S. MESSENGER,
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,ts1q HIITCHELL a. RILEY,
Gks4SS CUTTERS.
AND MANUFACTURERS OF


stained and bohemian Window Glass,
EOR Cabin and State Rooms Side and Paror Door Lights
all ornamented and Engraved to any pattern or design
Solar and Gas Shades Of all patterns cut and Plain
" on hand; Red Bue Green Purple and Yellow Glass fol
Signal and Beacon Lights; Lanterns and Clock Lights cu
to any pattern at short notice. and Lettering Plain and
STAINED Glass, Door Plates, Ground and ornanened
Glass for Churches and Hotels Particular attention paid
TO matching odd Patterns lAl orders from the country
promptly attended to-. TERMS CASH. ~ 80
3 Jelldla,S3moog ii No.-l Aadooer Street, b STON
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Dwelling House and Lot for Sale

A HE Estate on Pleasant Street. opposite Chestnut
C;M 81 well known the property formerly owned
Island occupied by DIR. o. H. BLOOD. The fIonse in
good Order and the lot large and well stocked with the
coces fruit trees very desirable residence for any one
wishing TO purchase Terms easy The property can be
examined and particulars learnt by calling on the subscribed
D mo- II dwistf BENZ. BUFFUM. Pleasant-st
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MADAME G. AMY,
INDEPENDENT CLAIRVOYANT AND

BOTANIC DOCT0RESS. 5fa
FTNHIS celebrated and wonderfully gifted PHILOSOPHERS
will arrive in this city MONDAY, and announces to
the Ladies and Gentlemen that she will make short stay
AZ the WORCESTER HOUSE, where she has taken apart
ments for the accommodation of her visitors, who will be
received and conducted to Madame AMys paror AS an
INDEPENDENT CLAIRV0YANT she will, by the aid OF
her universally acknowledged skill in fhysognomy, Phys-
ology and Phrenoogy, inform those whe will investigate
her talents of the leading traits OF their character anu their
influence and connection with business. - - -
She will give information concerning PERSONS thor-
ERTY, &c, and describe their Whns, Nouons e'c'' as
though she had known them from birth
M Ladies' in delicate health may be assured that Madame
AMY is able to give them information which viii be vau-
able and to such as desire it, will Reveal Secrets north
knotpihg. ca, III,
she also delivers Printed Examinations She Will
viii select from the vegetable kingdom remedy for scro-
ula and all other diseases arising from Impurities OF the
Blood Price SO CeatS-ChGrts ertrG. Aug D
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U6yVEON
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,

- ATILL be sold at Public Auction on SAT
IaA- w URDAY, the 3lst of AUGUST NEXT, at II
O'Clock NJ, the premises the house occupied by
MR.. WILLIAM l.. THROOP, situated on SoUTHBRIDGK
STREET. the residence of Col James Estabrook The
Lot is 100 by so feet and the buildings nearly
There is good well of soft the premises The
house has finished rooms and basement all in good
pair Terms of sale liberal.
S. w. sELBY & Co, Auctrs.
Worcester, July 30 1850. dts
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SPRING FASHIONS.

VIE undersigned begs leave to returnher compliments
the Ladies for their patronage for past years and would
respectfully announce that she has just received splendid
assortment of MILLINERY, which she is prepared ex
hibit at her establishment, No. 90 MAIN STREET.
Also, FRENCH FLOWERS, SILKS, LACES, RIB
BONS, and Ladies' DRESS GAPS
Ladies purchasing Hats Gaps this establishment will
be sure to get the right shapes.
U Please call and examine. p. FELTON,, a'
May 3 dwistf s.h 2 go Main st
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DRAWING ACADEMY.

MISS S. S. IVES of Salem, would inform the citi
of Worcester that she intends open Academy for
Drawing in CRAYON and PENCIL in this city, the
Second iceek of September ggFurher information and
terms will be made known by applying at THOMAS
DREW'S, Pleasant Street.
Worcester, Aug IA. c33 eod& wifi
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DRAWING AND OH PAINTING.

MRS. FRANCES r.. T0WNE will give Lessons
in PENCIL and CRAYoN DRAWING, also PAINTING
IN oils Applications be made until the lst of Sept.
aher residence, No 10 MAIN STREET, where specimens
can be examined and terms maize known.
August Is. d3w
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FAMILY MEDICINES.

OF all kinds adapted the season. and prepared with the
greatest from the choicest Ingredients constantly
hand.
q PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS accurately prepared
L. T. LAZELI, Apothecary,
Auge. dwswis c33 20l Main Street.
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Erasive Salt.I

t,HIs instantly stains INK,
aFRuir. &c from laces, fnousins, linen and cotton
,oa without The least injury the finest and most delicate
xtures For sale by L. 4. LAZELL, Apothscary,
Jyl76wisdw gsa NO. zVl MAN II.
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Boarders Wanted.
Stoves and House Furnaces

good as can be found-CHILSON'SH Hot Air VentiIat
"A ing FURNACE-Hedenberg' Portable do-COOKING
STOVES for coal wood-very superior and warranted
at the old stand of RICHARDSON & LORING,
May 70 eod&wsn rs Main Street.
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no THE TAX PAYERS.

an the 2gd inst. your ELLIS Willie READY LOT
" settlement. ~ For discount, tlhe &C. s'o fo''
above. ttf -. oa,a., h,,,.s som 3 A M To
p M and from 2 to p. NJ. until October 10Th - =,
From October 18th to April LIST, from 10 NJ 10 ~ M,
IL ~ I'm y M ~ GEORGE w. WHEELER, K.
ana : u - - II r Treasurer and Collector
.,e ,aso i -I DIV
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DR.. STONE.

TTENDS every branch of Medical practice aside from
n diseases of the Eye and Ear His great experience in
active general Practice for the last fourteen years. in other
sections of the Union well wngand States in
DYSENTERIES and SUMNER COMPLAINTS of every
grade and variety enables him promise satisfactory
cess.
REFERENCEs-Wm. Eaton and Alvan t. Burgess, Esq'rs
Worcester; S ]. Woodbury., Esq, Sutton John Barnard
and Nathaniel Stone, Esq'rs, Auburn DyOfice and resi-
dence, No. MAPLE ST.. eod&eowly
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". Is. PALMER, the American Newspaper Agent, is
the authorized AGENT for the DAILY and WEEKLY Spy in
the cities of Boston, New York, and Philadelphia and
duly empowered to take advertisements and subscriptions
at the same rates as required by us. fn..ss.sE
REMOVAL. " B. PALMER's american Neuus-
Paper Advertising Agency is removed to sCoLLAY's
BUILDING, COURT ST, BOSTON. Aug6
BUSINESS CARDS Printed at the SPY OFFICE,
No. 2l2 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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MACHINIsTs WANTED.

1.-TWO or three first rate machniss wanted by the sub
scriber TO work Cardsetting Machines None need
apply but those Of steady and industrious habits, to such
good Encouragement will be given
Leicester Aug IA. diff SAMUEL w. KENT.
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Room to Let,

nyeS BY "a FEET, at the junction OF Main and SOUTH
y bridge Streets, suitable for the Boot ana snoe ous,
in the 3rd story and well lighted For particulars M
nnjre Of CHARLES ROOT, on the LIST floor. nj.
ID 7fAua Is .eiIa2 s5Lft NaH
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Waters LIQUID Hair Owe.

VOL M IN WdVO4o AI4UIU I1dIT Dye, ""
HIS Dye possesses an advantage over any other kind
from the absence of any preparation simple appi.
cation being all that necessary. 1t has been extensively
so and is too well known in this region need any enco-
miums now For sale wholesale and at the manufac.
tnrer's prices by the Agent, Ye ffhs1~ rr-r~
LEWIS T. LAZELL Druggist. u
M4dwistt - 20l Main ST, doors north Am House.
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KXNySSSZSSZESSSSSSS V(ySISl
mTruth wiz PrevniI.v

"Truth will Prevail"
is now five years since this valuable medicine was first
offered to the public, and the has fully proved this
IMPORTANT FACT, viz; That remedy of real uaEue
can sustain itself WITHOUT eGtrd putting The article
For ITSELF Old and difficult of Gravel Structure
Retention Of the Urne Inflammation of the Bladder fec
tons ofthe Kidneys Female Irregularities, Dropsy etc
have yielded TO this remedy after all others had aed and
II is no longer doubted that the Golden Extract stands
WITHOUT RIVAL ms 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-
cesters ssHs weop&deoW3tawtf Aug Is =
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Strayed or Stolen,

M ~ fr- Strayed or St0Ien, t,lur ~
~ oNMonday night Aug 12th from the enclosure
rUlS ~ Of the subscriber, in Worcester, SokkEL
Ah MARE about IL years old, switch tai whlte ACE
o,vv shod with new shoes the fore feet whoever WIN
said Mare or give information where she can pc iouha
shall be suitably rewarded s,ccn,,rN tIARRINcTON N
=, -. - ,E 1asn 800 d3twlt9
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AT LAST ARRIVED.
O! REFESH us!

3II y! hEEESH Us!
TNHE Subscriber having completed ample arrangement
for making and bottng that refreshing and healthy bey
erage, SODA WATER takes this method of informing the
citizens OF Worcester and vicinity that he is prepared TO
furnish quantity by the dozen gross Gentlemen
wishing left at the residence will please leave orders
at the old stand 242 Main street, Of Pleasant.
June -. diff H. G. RATES