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FOREIGN NEWS. asl
BALrIMoRE, Oct. %

5IIl81 af} t,1 1I0ALTIMoRE,5 Oct. -. ~
The steamship Asia, which sailed
from Liverpoolon the l2thjnst., arr
rived at New Yofsahis morning:
The S6hleswig Holsteiners atfefnpl
ted to take Frederickstadton the l5tif
inst.but wererepulsedD Blythe Danes
after bombarding part Of the town,
producing much destruction and a
considerable loss oflife oniboth sides!
The attack was to have beenfenewed
the next day, when a desperate COM
flict was expected. The Holstein-
ersi were out of funds and had ap-
Ipealed to United56 GeImanyI for assis-
tance, y}gtg bfsB bagiu35a 3aR aal}1
Affairs in Germanywerei G in, an ex9
cited and alarming condition.. Aus
tria and Prussia seem on the eve of
an open rupture.sT The possession Of
Hesse-C ssel and totherli Gefnaiiic~
States rendered thew arglations Of Ger
many very 3precarlouss 0o9N s at
England, France, Russia; ireland
and the other q Europeanilpowers re-
main in a state Of quietness. ed ilitiig
lo 5g9ssas 9as alGW Char Couf: ft8
stsyt
Inportqnt, from the Haytien Ena-
pire.77We have received private adj
vices from Port5aui Prince, of the
Doth nlt.. which indicate a warofex.
termination between the Hayiiens
and Dominicians, on that beautiful
island. We learn that tlcyarnistice
between, Soulouqpe and ,he Dominic
clans was to expire onthe Goth, and
| that Soulouque was collecting an arr
myto renew, the war, s, Without our
linterposition the Haytien wiliattenapt
| a bloody masSacre ofthe Dominicians.
The warts to commence after one.
months notice from theexpiration of
1.-THE armistice, Oura commercial Or
gentshaye no authority to ipterfeees
30 etiiasod ads tefIf Nv. ifefatd
/ During the hunting ! season, in
i Scotland, the Laird Of. Logan was
| favored with many ,visitors,l Onpnp
occasio ion, q party assembled at his.
house more numerous than usnals
and such as TO excite, the fears. of his
housekeeper for acconmo odation dls
ring ths n'ghts IN this qliopdary she
| applied TO Yher ulastes Dear, me
Laird what am 1 to do Wi, a. thae
folks I wonder they tbhe nae mar
sens kan s.s.r.aa lrnonine hara iirafIizs
ems; there's no beds IN the sbcalse for
half q iherp ~ 4IIeep yolifsel easy,
my. SvoTna - said the Isasgdi
| Just fII .ihena g. IIolis and alsas'E an
beds for thesn6Eass"
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lwould not give my quiet home, 4"
It's happiness aud health iS.t.
For all the city palaces, n
It's pleasures and its wealth. I""
Live to breathe tho mountain mir, .HoA
81 Ind rome where all Is free, o.3U4lU ON
Let others choose city lire- u q lsl "a
But coutryhoine for me! aaI5 ' lo
z---=----=------z- - -
ala.'h ITEM S.NRa' mElaE
Malta is pronounced like the En-
glish word malt. H., .5
Glass is now woven With silk, IN.
stead ofgold and silver thread which
furnishes. ry4if,q <4J 7yrn/ J
The flowers of lthe tea tree, are
Wh'te, and somewhat resemble the
Whlterose of English hedges. al,duI'
Queen Isabella of, Spain IS the
daughter Of Ferdinand VII, by his
t9aah e.. iadteI, wife. Two o4this queens were
~ SIii1i'SGJ ii'G .iak .loAii6i bn6 navitia
MIR. Waller Cotton saw at Rio q
wotrahy onlytWelve years Old Who
had.tWo children. She was married
attlle age of atento a man ofsixty!
hive. WodE t5anad 9li{gbif aili YGs
lTl8q adl. 30 b9buOqeag 3iq09q 9hi VI
IA COUSIN german lds the son or
dauShter.of Your uncle, or AUNT; the
termis derived from the Latin ger
manusrTone nearlyrelated.a lo sgel
j. "a ..rg = .
The spoons Of silver gilt, the han han
die OF each terminating m the figure
OF an apostle, and called apostle
spoons, were! formerly the usual pre- re-
sents sen OF sponsors at christenings. ~, ~
Books give the same tone TO our
thoughts and way of reasoning that
good and ill company do to our be-
hayl0ur and conversation, without
our even being sensibleof the change.
;ToLllS9llA yI9nioQinaH
Or; Johnson onceproposed that all
matches should he made By the Lord
Chaneelloh affirming that the result
would be quite as great an amountof
domestic happiness asis productivity
the actual tsystemp5 lt aw 5aSt
'Blushing is loccasioned by an IN
creased action Of the heart from ex!!
element or emotion Of any kind;
there is consequently no means of
preventing a suffusion, which is, gen
crafty Speaking, much more distres-
sing to the sufferer than actual pain.
1t belongs only to little minds, and
such ais move in a narrow sphere, to
be decided and opinionated. The
farther we extend our progress in
life, and the more we observe upon
society at large, the more cautious do
we become ofpronouncing Judgment
on others. t1 q3F 'i39 ,f3I {
The title of Sublime Porte, is de-
rived from the principal gate at the
entrance of the Seraglio at Constan-
tinople- asnoble, structure of marble,
built by Mahosnet H., as recorded
thereon by an inscription in gold and
a5iire. Hhe gate is called, by way
OF ennlneace, the Porte, from the Lat
IN porta,a gate, and from this, one of
the most prominent objects aboutthe
royal residence of the Grand Turk,
does hisYconrt derive its common
name., 3ss hg,sl Il o So
Ephraim Littlefeld, of Boston, has
gone travelling with model of the
Medical College and other matters
ccnf,ecfed xsy; n, ft,a I)a IL, ,s ~, l1.
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q 5P0G 81 I'll [ Il Y
anHetA a COUNTRY HOME FOR Y }stIe, ME- 9

- ,' a COUNTRY HOME FOR ME-.
DO 70 not ask thatcity spires bely ., - ~,
May round my mansion rise, .,,,,.s t,,z.J
lM But that my home may be ewhere trees, ,..i q.
Are pointing TO the skies;
Where lows the silycry mpuntainril
with sweet and merry sound,
Andthc cchoof the huntefs gun '7'''N p'oo5
Shall throughthe woods resound. 'FipH
eapnot love theeity'is pomp. yhei oil. t4 ss
Its fashion and its PRIDE !, sat;h,,i,t..,l,,
had rather dwell in humble cot ~.
Upon the mountain side,
Where swcctly blooms the acacia tree.
Tie tulip and the rose
And where, beside ther,sulets, 81 NaiJO
ThcIearly, violet grows gu.e
would not give my quiet home, ]" f'.
It's happiness aud health i6i 3i
For all the city palaces, ~ f'
It's pleasures aid its'wealtlj In'
Hive to breathe tho mountain air, uu..noi|
lad rome where all Is free, iDl3U,pV OH
Let others choosda city life G'L E lsl a
But couitryhoine for me! aaIs ii iu
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Jsta rMlMG0@ r g@ j

J3IN IDNIlN NS V u VI U IL 81 = = n"
Mr. 7-, --- !, formerly a member
of the Constituent Assembly, has Just
died at Ayignon, He assembled the
Tribune but once. 'Genilemen,
said he, Man is an animal; awed BY
the imposing aspect ofthe Assembly,
heo stopPed short. A member ex-
claimed: j move that The speech be
printed, ed,, with with the portrait Of The Ora
tor prehxed.. I .;,,a D,' t'a.,'' - 80
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were dead and lwithered ;lbut when
the trunk is bored, a bland and noUr.
ishing milk flowsffrom if.tu tits sum
rise when the vegetable fountain
flows nlostfreely., At,that time, the |
blacks and natives are seen coming
from all parts, provided with large
bowls to- receive the milk which
grows yellow and -thickens at its sur
face. Some empty their vessels on
the. spot, while others carry them to
their children One imagines he sees
the family of a shepherd who is dis,
trlbuting the milk of his flock. It's
named the palo dc udca or COW tree.
CUTTINGS FOR OcToBER.-There
is no plant, tree or shrub, but what
may be made to throw ontaroots
from cuttings, and propagate them
selves with proper care and culture.
October is the best month in The year
Tor Southern experiment.. There are
plants which strike much easier than
others but there are many which are
generally looked, upon as hard, to
propagate from, which throw out
roots freely, if the cuttings are
placed in the ground in October
The great advantageof October plan
ting over Spring is, the exhdiBg sap
heel the wound, and the young root
lets start before cold weather.; and
when the Spring does come they
grow with arush; whereas those cut
tlngs put out in the spring, although
they may start and grow off finely
Tor a season, are apt to die when the
hot summer, comes on, from the fact
that the roots have not got sufficient
hold to stand up under the summers 8
drought In planting out a cutting
the limb should be cut with al sharp
knife, from entofourteenineh long,
placfe the cutting horizontal in the
ground, leaving two buds above the
ground; press the ground quite solid
on the cutting, and as.the buds begin
to swelIjin the spring,keep the ground
clear of weeds and grass and mel
low and light There are but few of
the decideous. trees but what strike
freeIylthis way, and most a the ever
green's. We have raised apples,
pears, plums,i peaches,i grapes, and
most of, the ornamental /, trees this
way, and all the roses. Many, Of
the choice expensive plants Of the
nursery, may be propagated this
way as easily as the innlticaula.A -
Each bud contains all the elements
of the tree, its roots, stem, bark, fruit,
flowers and folage-and why shall
not several buds, some above and
some below the ground, be able to
do what one will do when 'inserfedm
the bark of a tree or shrub2 Plants
grown from cuttings are certain to
produce their like. Those of our
readers that have a choice plant, and
would have more Of them, try cut
tings in October.5F I 80 aaoaA i9a
utaa a columbus Enquirer. &
HUMAN NAruRE.-Grreat diisap-- dip-
pointment and exceeding viciousness
may talk as they please of the bad
ness of human nature. For my part,
1lfm now in my sixty-fifth year, and
/ have seen good deal of the world,
the dark side as well as the light, and
| say that human nature is very
kindly thing, and capable of all sorts
of virtues.--Leigh Hunt. aas
BAD BOOKS AND BAD NEWS
1..a. PAPERS,l s.i..''s 4
The literature, of the present day
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KElOSvEE COURIER,
PRINTED AND ruBLisHED wEEKLYpY
TRIMMER Il LEWIS.
y mod i1siik9 r----7ulHosioi 9'&
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-,basu0BE aSHaSsds,h sQ 1900
s,Qpe Dollar aud Fifty Cents for one years sub
siriptior when paid within three months, Two
dqlsrsiflpsymentis delayedlto tile close Of tile
subseription, year. lB Ialxa H5i daH ~
aAll Allsapbse5iptons not otlclcarly iiimitsd, will be
considered. es pmlclfor an indefinite time, and
continued till di'coptinpance is ordered and
al alrrrearpges pail .m9dl 81 b3sl3lsib
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continued insertion, Liberal deductions made
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e the Publishers post paid
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'Massa,' said Southern negro, az
nc, was examining she many rents in
bis cbrogan, wonder where shoes
come from Euu50Iq{e uD IouU.Osaf S
ION, they grow at the North was
me reply-llliMji 4g0mBD9t 10 iDpIlDs
tssMN4,sell, MEL, guess he pickles, before lAeI
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AT the lsts Kilkenny Assizes, con
stable pevlInl having given evidence
against one Luke Byrne, the latter,
affecting 70 be Mortified, exclaimed.
Its no wonder for the pitaties to be
black whenthes likes iY you issin the
country!m s,st ,sy,
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Il will give you my head" ex-
claimed person 10 Montesquieu,
''if every word of tlre story Ifhave
related is not true" 81 acceptyour
offer" said the president; 'spresents
of small value strengthen the bonds
Of ofifiepdship,and should never be re
fused 3',tl l'''is,e'. I
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Dick" said q certain lawye yer.top. q.
countryman who had been considefs
ed more fool than knave, s'whsEe
should you call the two greatest GU
riosities ~ the worldlR why
replied Dick "an honest lawye O. and
a river on fire. .,,...l..3 q 49,,
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1.-Two persons being engaged in a
duel, after helfitst fire one Of the Sc
conas ypfoposed that they should
shake hands and make it up. The
othersecond said he saw no particu
larinecessityfortliat, for their hands
adIbeeh shaking ever since they be-
gan! '9lo7'2ao'
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Fare Reduced
CALF 0nMIA THROUGH TICKETS
THE ONLY DIRECT
Mail Line of Steam Ships for Chagres.
THROUGH TICKETS

HROOGH IIChEIS
6LE E'ROM NEW YORK to San Francisco by way
NSgs9 of Chagres and Panama The splemid and
S s:sszss popular Steamship EMPIRE CITY 1000 tons
bunhen.J D. WILSON, Commander direct from her dock
Pier No. North River.
On THURSDAY Y, February Z, at l O'clock
The Empire City will carry the s. Mails for the Fa-
Gift Steamer.
Passengers 10y the +. c. will find accommodations and
comfort TO be had any other steamer and will
the well known Steamer SARAH SANDS at Panama.
Reduced Rates of Fare to Cbagres.
After Salgpn4 only two bcrhs in rooms SIPS
Forward Saloon, state rooms, 100
Lower Cabin, 81
All the above iiine at the same table, and have the
rivege Of the Saloon.
FRosi PANAMA TO san FRANCIsCo-DIRECT.
Fiist Cabin, $500
SrcOnd Cabin, $50
The Sec nj Cabin herhs in rooms fully furnish
ed viii hair mattresses and bedding.
Early application necessary choice in berths
For freight passage apply 10
]. HOWARD & son, "a Broadway.
Letter bags fer this seamer will be made up the Post
Office, closing at l2 O'Clock NJ. cites go by her
be marked
New York. Jan9 dtF7
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DaguerreotVnes,

THE subscriber respectfully INFORMS hs Old friends ard
/ customers, that he has returned 10 his old stand
23G Main-Street,
where he would be pleased upon all who may favor
him with their patronage He nvs all 10 call aud examine
his specimens, parculy those OF the Hon Judge Coamar,
Post Master General Of tile United States and Gen Phelps,
President OF the Massachusetts Copper Mining Cenpa y,
whose Dsguereoypes he has had the pleasure of taking DUR
ing his visit IN Vermont.
N B. Pictures taken in less time and more Iehke than
any other room in he city.
Worcester, Sept. 25 VIM. GILMORE.
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New Book of Sacred Music.

'EHHIS new work, called the SACRED Lutte, by ASA R.
TRowDRIDGE, 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 contains
than eight that have been published before
The music smplen its character and fail please
all lovers Of good music The author has been years
preparing this work. and has spared pains
wants of those who may be disposed to it, The pur-
chaser will not be obliged to buy again which he
may already have hand and believed that all the
of the Lutte all well adapted exercises Of
public worship. Published by
STEPHEN w MARSH,
ST. Washington Street,
Jane 3m Adams House, BosroN
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PREMIUM
Daguerreotype Establishment,
Types taken with Voightlander's Quick
Camera.
No @ Espisepy Ea1E NO. @
20.

NO.9 Brinley Hall, No. o
HE Proprietor of this Establishment has fitted up
tireIy his spacious and commodicus Rooms, and
furnished them with every and comfort that
be obtained in the tashoBsbs ia the city. III
has procured of Voghtiandets Large and Quick Came
large any IN tIis ctyio the purpose of taking
large types groups PERSONS and eden style of ele
and perfection that cannot be obtained by the OF
smaller and less perfect instruments lie has also procured
large lot of GOLD LOCKLTS, double and single, of all
sizes AMI descriptions, which he offers for sale lower
prices than they be 0ugh Ct any other place in the
city. He is prepared heretof to unsh his friends
and the public with the most perfect Daguerreoype that
be produced the character Of pictures executed
this long established Gallery, it is enough that
they have ed the very hghe tokens OF fvor om the
late Mechanics Fair in this city and from other equally
competent Probably establishment in the
try enjoys higher reputation for its pefort and skilully
executed types, which exhibit the firm and nutest parts
of the original, fully and accurately dcneated
The public here and those visiting this city invited TO
call and examine for themselves the beautifully and skill
fully executed types DIR. VAN hLSTINs ESTABLISH
MENT, at No. 8 lSrinley Hall.
MINIATURES put INTO SILK for Sl-aad into Velvet
Gases for 81 so.
NIB Stock constantly hand and for sale a,
able prices. A. w. VAN ALSTIN.
Jan |. DIFF
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LE0MARD'S
RGston and WOreasfar Exnrass

LEUMAKU'S
Boston and Worcester Express.
RI AHE subscriber continues TO run THE Ex
sTazss.j ] PRESS between Boston and Worcester fol-
SSssSSF the safe transmission Of Packages. Bundles
--'S }anF Notes, Specie, and Merchandise generally
Three Tines each way Daily.
Particular attention g paying collecting and ne
soatng ties, drafts bills, and purchasing and selling
merchandise, produce, etc.
All packages must be directed TO his care.
The subscriber is alone responsible for property
ID to his and risk is assumed by the Boston ant
Worcester Rail Road Company.
Packages by this line forwarded from Worcester t.
salem, Newbury port Taunton, Fall River, and New Bed
ordi Also TO Portland, and all parts of Maine su.
Orlers free for goods be returned nv this Express.
OFFICES -HABNDEN Il cos. Office. 8 Court Street
2rston;J II KNIGHTS HAT STORE, 1o3 Main 81
Worcester. s. Is. LEONARD,
Feb Is, 1917. diff
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R,ateS, from California

DR. VAN ALSTIN has just returned from California
with all the from the Diggrgs lie is in his Office,
have them short notice. by colling him. Those
who call specimens of Gold from the Dggings and
obtain any information which they may WISH and have their
Types taken in the perfect that be done
the County. DIST Jan 2.
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MUSIC SALOON,
And PinnO Forte Ware HHOxsSe,

doors north american Temp House, Worcester.
MARSH has taken the above well known stand, for
IA. merly occupied by MR. CALEB LORING, where he
will keep general assortment of PIANO FORTES Sheet
every description which he will sell as low be bought
in any other city in the Union continuance of the public
patronage is respectfully solicited.
~ B. Piano Fortes and Instruments Of all kinds,
A. MARSH.
G. LORING respectfully informs his friends and former
customers that he has enqushcd his stand and business
MR. A. MARSH, and would solicit for his
tnuance Of the patronage heretofore literally bestowed
him. He has also entered into liquidation of his affairs
and be found for the at the Store Of A. MARSH
above; all unsettled and accounts after February
lst, will be left with an Attorney for collection.
Jan /, 1850. eod3W w3t3
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CLOSING OFF.

4 consequence of a contemplated CHANGE IN BUSI-
NESS, shall, for the THIRTY DAYS, offer my
ENTIRE STOCKata
STILL GREATER DISCOUNT.
Having marked every article prices will insure
its immediate sale, in defiance of all competition
THE GREAT BARGAINS cannot all be enumerated in
an advertisement. The large Stock of
THIBETS, LYONESE, AND ALPACCAS,
will be closed out at TWENTY-FIVE LESS THAN
THEY HAVE EVER BEEN OFFERED BEFORE The very finest
Cotton Warp Thibets, as are selling with great noise
at other Stores for rs cents win be closed FIFTY
CENTS Lyonese and Alpaccas in abundance, richly worth
so cents, for TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
BALANCE OF THE CLOAKS at customers
own prices
MOUss. DE LANES AND PRINTS.
Choice of all the Prints in store at cents 1000 yds De
Lame slightly damaged 10 cts l2 and IS cents-selng
for 20 cents elsewhere.
PRINTED LAWNS AND BAREGES. To close
out this Stock am offering elegant Silk and Wool Bareges
worth from SO cts to 81, for seoeateen oefve cents
1000 yds good fast cold Printed Lawns 10 10 cts
SHAWLsS-SHAWLS
Rich All Wool Cashmere Long Shawls, worth Is dollars
for $3.50 Entire Stock Of best Bay Paisley
shaws will be closed at ST. Common Long shawls,
from So to g. being discount Of 25 per Chdrens
All Wool shawls at 25 cts.
SILKS-A further discount of 25 per cent on the
balance of the Slksthose lately offered for 62
selling ctshe rs for 624 ctshe so cent Silks for
81 cts, &c. Still further deduction in
CARPE'IS-Stout All Woods for 81 IL cents
those sold lately for 62l cts 45 ctsthose lately
for 624 So ets-Best Extra Fines 62, ctsBest
Extra Supers for IS cts-A Tapestries Phys and English
supers, at great discount.
Cotton Goods 10 per less than the Bale PriceGood
Cotton Flannel ctsBest Ribbed Wooden Hose, s7i cts
Good Russia Crash, 6 cts--Good Linen Hdks cts.
~ The Entire Stock will be offered for the next
Thirty Days without regard Every thing cheaper
by IS per than the usual prices the prices of ANY
OTHER STORE. GFPurchasers may be sure to find the
Goods advertised.
H. 1T. CHAMBERLAIN.
Worcester Jan Is. DIV
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ONsters- Ogsters- Ogsfe2.s!

G. b. KELTz..tnN CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. DEAIRRs liz OYSTERS,
No. Is Front St., Worcester.
kEESSRS. X. & CO, import their Oysters, and
wi constantly receiving large quantities of The choicest
and delicious kinks that be procured, and fatte
themselves that they give entire satisfaction all who
may favor them with call. Orders thankfully received
and promptly attended to. n. G. SPRAGUE, for the Co.
P.S, Families and arties supplied with Oysters
FRESH FROM THE SHE'LL, at short notice N26dw3m
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REMOVAL.

I He subscriber has removed from Court Mills, to
Doct Reytco0ds building, CENTRAL STREET, where
he will continue to manuactufe Boot and Shoe Patterns
apple Tree, Cocoa Borr1od, and Lgnum Yite Treeins
Sticksj Stitching Benches Peggfne Jacks Cutting Boards
STAR and Fence BALCsTERs. job work and Wood Turn
ng done 10 order GERRY VALENTINE.
Worcester April g. lS49. dwly
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New Express Liz g.
BigeloWis Boston & Worcester Express

s,atas Over the Worcester and NaskuG and
fksageasssaaSsssT Fitehburg Rail Roads
4gH- THE subscriber has commenced running on
- Express Car the above Roads, tor The
safe transmission OF
Packages Bundes Bank Notes Specie and MerchGndi1e
generally, Three Times each way Daily.
Notes. Drafts and Bills collected and all business eSeedt-
ed with dispatch and cheap by any other Express.
OEseS-SmericaH House Worcester; and Rail Road
Erchange, Court SgaGre, Peston.
Orders received at Hutchinson a. Co IS Bookstore, II
Mum st., and the Ticket Office, Lincoln So, Worcester.
JASON TEMPLE, M.ssenc.,s
l.. c. BARDwELL,
L. BIGELOW, Proprietor.
This Express connects at Groton junction with
Bigelow's Great Northern Express,
For Townsend Peterborough, New Ipswich, Mason Vii
nse, Nashua, Shirley Lunenburg Leominser, Fiichburg,
Westminster, Ashburnham, Gardner, Baldwnvlle Roy~
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field, Greenfield, Ms Vernon, Brateboro VT, Wnchen-
don, Fiizwliau Troy Keene Bellows Falls, Charles.
town. Claremont. H., Springfield, Windsor Rocking
ham, BartoDve Chester, Proctorsve, Cavendish, Lud-
low Rutand Middlebury vereennes, and Burlington VI
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acknowledgements!
THE subscribers would say their friends and the public
generally that they have On hand and are constantly
supplied with every variety of of the choicest
quality, at PSI MAIN STREET,
which they will sell low be bought any other
establishment the city, Every article sold by us,
proving satisfactory whether warranted not when sol
will be exchanged, the price paid refunded the option
of the purchaser
Call and examine for yourselves do not charge for
Goods unless ordered. Don't forget the number,
PSI Corner of Main 6 Mechanic SITS. 25I
jan 10. d2w wet p. HOLBROOK & co.