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alle Osjsnsen mslhs, @hlaueb's llniperial.
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tbatise O'epi5in jeter5eit 3u babsn 1T. m8ss
acns, in Der 9rnfsrsi bielsr 3eituna; III
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in Ober Bern bel W'elebior Serb, teiS. .Nsn.
no unb 9anieISensWirtbsbauie inSernUils
le; in 6amtnr9 in esr ,,Shnellpclt" 0rufo
rel; in3ulpebofen unpst N6brerstnra, bei
Scbn SetteI; in wcmslsborf tei 3. Soft.
Sierbrausr; in Nooamstamm al 6einrieb
Staufer's Stcbr.-es 1T jebem woblmsi'
neno aeratben, init ciefer msoi;in einsnDsr'
Iueb III MAIDEN. 8efonoers wirtIam 1T lle
tei muttsr,peb. SopfhmsrSsn, 5srsflopfen,
Wlanae All gbInit, cber tpsnn Der WasM
pas etTen nittt bsrtrascn mill, eten 70 mirf.
fam bel Ssitsntsten unp NlfsnIbmeraen,
unb audi beltuoronunaen in Der mcnatIitbsn
Neiniauna. Sir ben tlausn 6uten osr &in'
Der 1T ite lebr 81 empfblem, pa (le psnieItm
tinnen fur3er 3st furirt.
Sriorid Shlautb.
0HrDie otise Wlsbisin rpiro BON piel stus
ten bic fte sebrauht baten, empfoblen. ale elm
ft6eree Wittel sssen Die Nubr ane &bc'
terra Worbus.
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fh9ten Sebranbe5ette semdb aetraucht wiro,
o ipiro es unfeblbar srcBe grleebteruns ees
ben ilne in tnr3er 3eit cine bonttdnoiae Sur
t'ipirteb tei S6mer1en ober Se6en an Der
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nitbt ltsen Fam, nno mebr 70 wenn man i'm
Bette parm ipiro. Golden ratbe itt eiuen
Serlntb init bicicr O1etiSin su MAIDEN unp
lts nsroen es nitbt tfrruen 8. 8. &ienle.
O. Oti9e Wleoi5." 1T AUDI pcrtrcffltb fir
alIe Inefhldae an menIblidben R6rper, unp
tNcnoCrs nin Den Setter, Ninamurm, 6is
tlattern, Shaartcf, faules 3abnfeiIcb,
lSilrfner arinoiacn Srpt 9thnppen auf
Dem &opfe, Ausihlaa i'm @e(ttbt &c. su bel.
len une Dem SeiBen orer Sudcn gnbalt ,u
tbun. 9ieies allfs III eurh grfabrnna unb
eurd 3ruanide bcttatiet uno bepisfen.
6aupt' Office fir Den Sertauf Der ctiaeu
Mecijin, tei u. puwe0c, Glib 6te 9trase,
Neapina, Serfs gauntp, Spa.
llnb bel mir, i'm ,,9rcfaen wirtbsbaus, :"
DRY Tavern) in Inter 6eioslters, 8erfegc.
Sei Gec. W1lIer, Stcbrtalter, in mcmels.
oorf; bel 5rn 5uuer, Stcbrbalter in Inter
6eloClbCr9.
PrsiS 81, fir piIsnt puIper uno Barb.
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Wtebr Weni9feiten fit Die &ranfen
gefet felScneen experimentation Sail /!
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9sesmbsr 25. l84S
Doctor SwaynG
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faltnns 5usc5caen bate, wslebe Ittb auf bic
Qunse ae,porfen unb nit einrm aeipaItisen
5uIten, Shmer5en in Bet Sslte unp Sruit
uno S6,pieristeittn beim Ntbembolen ber.
fnIpft mar, 70 ipuroe itb BON cen anseGebens
fen unb abtnnssnsrtstten Herlten bebanoelt,
aber bic Spmptcine purren b6hlt beunrnbi>
seno. Gin SeIebwir bate 1eb in ben &unaen
na6 4n6en bin in srcbcn Ouantitatea eiter
entluc, 70 baB mein ur3t sIaubte, bic Sraft
nnb 3bdtisteit bes einen $unaenfhacls iei
sanjlih 3erltcrt, uno bV6balb meln 3uitano
curebaus bofnunssloe. SieIT trauriae 3ir
ifano oer 9inse bclt cine &anae 3eit al, unb
ieb mar 5u sinemStslett 5uiafienaclhrnmpft.
SD bate cine Wlenee bon Ssasnmittsln ae.
brauett, absr aIe febltsn sut3utbun. Oa nun
osr leBte Sunfe BON 6otfnuna fir MIDI unb
:.,e;ns ssanst.istsm g!tsrn esrfehwmmesm mar,
unc ieb BON osn 9roBcn eisenlebaftsn Sbrrs
sulammsnsslestsn "1BiIotirftbsn Sprups"
sebtrt bate, uno caB CT bon tielen Ner5ten
als ras bcr3asletite mittsl ansrfannt frifc
beIblob ieb einen Ysrluh bamit III macben,
nno 1u meiner ar6Bten 8sfrisriauna ,pnrpe
mein 6uItcn naeb uno nab tcGsr, pas God
in meiner Sete fins at ju bslen uno i6 bin
bod srfreut iassn 81 t6nnsn, paB ieb aus els
mem armen, bsnabe bctfnunseIoien Stslette
sciunc se,pcrosn bin uno mebr 8e,picbt se.
pcnnen babe, aIs ieb js3nUor bate. 4lls meis
ne Nahbarn t6nnsn cbiae 9bataben brScus
gen. Qbrabam SunGfrr
Q Wleilen oterbaIb Gfippafpille
Wlcntscmerp Co., spa.
rpidtige tparnung !-gefet ! gefet {!
gs sibt MIR siue ahte 3utsreitnus BON
QBilofirfebsn nno bas 1T Die Or. Sipapns's,
mslebe 5uerit ben spublltum ansstoten tpors
ben uno in sroBer made onr6 Die Ssr.Staa'
ten uno alls 3tcils europa's bsrfauft rpiro.
AlIe 3ubsreitunsen, psIebs init BEN 0lamsn
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O00felIous GalIe Burbstobr

4. u. Qanb mtnoe ss llufmsrfIamfsit
Der Saufcr bon Shtbern nnb Sinep urtlteln
a6tunaepcO anf icin ansseccbntss Hdprts.
ment lenfen.
&abt ee erinnert iein, co6 Der cinSiae 0ntb
ilcbr in Nsaoina, rrr 8nttcr rcn jcbcr Scr.
idicoenbeit ;m batcn 0np, in Der Obrfclcpe
6aIie 1T, no fcrtmibrenp gu batsn Gmo alls
9orten bon
6ifcrisn, Sioarapbicn,
Seoitten, Dramas,
Nnnualen, 8itcln,
qiencrkIbrrn, GGeB.Shtbrrn,
SIdnt Shbern, spapler,
Slppsllen, O1aaa,inrn,
Olu(fallen, 3eituuaeu
nuc alIe Hrtpcl, weets in einen 8utb. uur
ShrsitmatwialisnsStcbr acb6rsn, AZ tiui
gen DreiIen.
Sitter merccn taaIh tsttrllt unp erbaten
bon pbilaeclpbia unc Sleu 0crf.
<. II. Qant
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Us. u. 9. s.. &eim II. So,
Smportircr uno Sdncler in
Nmerifanifcben Sartiuaareu

Sf1tpDrttrcr ut1O SanCler IN
Nmerifanifcbem SSartipaareit,
10. 6, Ofspennittra6c, KcaoinH pa.
babsn auf 6ano unb bstsn gum 8srfnuf gu
bsquemsn Ssbinsunsen. Elm aa9smsinss Anors
tsInent pom I6artwaarsn unb SbnsiSwus Nds
ssln unb Sptifs BON alien @rcssn; gifsn une
Stabl BON jsber Ssnsnnuns; Sbraubifcds,
almbt0s, unb SbmieossSIafsbdIss; Sibisn.
unb Slintnldufs; SblofTsr; Msffne in ga,
feln uno gtanssn; 6cbeln, BON pbiIaesIpbisr
uno qaneaifsr Sabrif Sattlsrsi joartmaaren
Gattlbcds patsntsqeesr &c. 3inn IC unb TX,
Stanesn, 5inn, amsrifanifb uno rufilbss Gis
fsnbled, 9ratbs Stan9ens Ii. piasSlsi; Spsl.
ter SupfsrsSolssn. ylists &c. @las, Sarbsn.
Dele uno Sirniffe, 9upont's Iblsrs uno Shb.
fenspulpsr, nsbif pisl anosrsn @itsrn Die 9s,
w6bnlb in sinbsimifbsn 3artwaarssStObrer
psrfauff lpsrben. asa.s.
Ebenfalls, Sbepero's SarfapariHa
DermifusG SuttensGanoy. unb oeutfbs
Sicbsr, unb Kaltfebsrspillen.
Nsabin9, Mdr;7. bp.
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Sclumbia Srifsngeieaibaft. SOlumbia par
@arlisIs bttc* su Carlisle, Z
DcplsStaun Ditto ;u Opplsstaun, par
@aiton bltto* ;u gaftcn, par
grhangs Ditto su Ytttsbur9, I
Certificate +
@rdanse 3,pei9 Sm Solibapsbur9, -
erie Ditto su erie, IL
Sarmsrs 1t. 9rcpers su Bapnesbur9.
DO ;ablbar in eurrant Sonbs l
Nranflin Ditto su BaIbn9tcn |
Narmers 8anfp. 8uds @tp s.SriifcL par
Farmers Ditto pcn eaneafer* su qaneaifsr bar
6armers Ditto, bon Nsabina* su Nsa. bar
warmers Sanf bon Sbuplfa Sauntp par
6arrisburs Ditto Su 6arrisburs, +
6onssbals Sanf 81 6cnesoals, |
Qanfaifsr tc. su Qanfaifsr, par
sanealtcr gountp 8anf, 5u $aneafsr par
Qebancn DO. iu eebancn, par
Merbants II. Manuf. Sanft pittsburs, ?
Woncnocbela Ditto ron Sraunspias, ;
SRiuers Sanf BON VpttSDiGe, par
Office Der Sanf BON Ysnnf. Ioarrisb. par
Office DO bO qaneaifsr par
Office 30 DO Msaoins par
8 flee DO Do Cation par
IBsif SrandD Sanf, @illamsport, par
Wpcmins 8anf sn Bilfesbarre, par
Oorf btto* 81 Ycrf, ;
Ne,p cerIep,
Selpibsre Sanf' au Sslpitere, J
Surlinaton 60. Sanf, Wsbfcre, par
Commercial Sanf. psrtb Nmbcv !
Cumberland Sanf* SriogetOn, par
GarmerS Sanf* 9Rcunt 6ofIp nar
Sarmers II Dashanits 8aat, Nabnap !
Earmers II Wlebanies DO Wibblstomn /
Worris Go. Banf+ Wcrristown /
Wsbanies Banf, 8urlinstcn par
W7ehanies 90 Slenart 1
Oaetbaniee uO1annfaetures bc*9rentcn par
Slswarf 8anf Snf. Co. STEWART /
orange 8anf* Orange /
Nscples Bant, paterfoa !
Drineeton 8ant's, prineston par
@alsm 8antins Cos, @alsm par
6tate 8anfst, Slewarf !
State 8anf* elisabstbtown i
@tate 8anf* gamben par
@tate Bant Of W1orris' Wlorristotpn
@tate Banf' Stem Brunswif par
@ufTer Sant* Slswtcn
3rentcn Sanfins Co. 9renton par
Union 8ant* Dobw
Saplcrspiae Delamars 8ridsn 60.
Slew 6ope Del Br. Cos $ainbertUiae =
9e(aWare.
Banf .. is Elimination u. 8ranbewine pdr
8anf pom Dslaware, Wilminaton bar
Sant pen Smlrna, Smlrna, par
Srmers 8anf pom Gtaat 9slaw. s9opsr,
uno ibre Spsee par
UNION Sdnt ju 2Stlmln9fon, par
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Seoinaunsen oiefer 3eitung.

Der ZtberaIe Beobarhter srfbeint jsbsn
9isnffas in fsnsr esssn,pdrtissn Sr66s. Ser
Subferptions prss 1T Gin sbaler bes
SABRE, mslbsr in balbjdbrlber 9crausbs;ab.
luna srbsten Uirb. lBer i'm eaufe oes Sabrss
nidbt bssablt, bsm wsreen $l so anesrsbnst.
Sir fiir,sre 3sit als 6 Wonate pirb fsin Tins
tsrIbuiber anasnonlnsn, unb st,paise Nufflins
oaunasn perosn nur bann angenommsn, ,,psnn
lis sinsn Mcnat pOr @blauf bss Subferiptionss
ssrmins ssfbsbsn uno 9lslbssiti9 ale &lfs
ffanbs abbsiabIt wsrosn. SefanntmabunSen
msrSsn oanfbar an9snonmen unb fir ben ass
mtbnlitbsn Yrsis sinssrift. llntsrfhrsibsrn
in Der gtabt mlrb bic 3situns pOrtofrsi susss
ftidt, ,psitsrs 8srfnpunssn ssibebsn ourb bic
polf ooer srdssr auf Soften Der llntsrfbrss
ber.- Srsts unb WRittbelunssn lnlfsn p lfs
|frs sinSelanet wsrbsn.
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QSertb Oct SanfnDten.

Ias tisjsnissn Sanfsn, peItbs NIT einsm
(S') Stern beSsibnet ftnb, BADEN snt,psbsr falls
fbe cpsr um9ednberts Nctsn BON perfbisbss
nen Senennun9en i'm llmlaufs.
Nae NIT einsm CD Srsu; bsHlbnetenSans
fen paren fritber cfsntlibe 9spoftsSanfen.
Go slft nibt ratbiam NOtsn ;u nsbmsn ron
Sanfsn bic in esfsr qiifs nibt bsnAnnt Gnb.
Sie iino etweoer sebrcbsn rbsr ibre Roten Inb
unsan9bar.
Sanfem in philadelphia.
Hamen. 9secnto in Ybilab.
Sanf BON Ncrtb 9tmsrifa* par
Hcrtbern qibertiss' rar
YenniDlpania* por
penn saunftip* par
Der Ser. Staat.' l3 81
commercial Sanf>* BON psnnlplpanisn par
SarmerS II. Msbanies ganf par
0iraro eittet par
&sniington 90. par
Sanf Of Sommsrec>f par
W1anuf. II. Webanics par
mehanies Sanf in pbiPa. par
philadelphia Sant* par
Soutbmarf Ditto par
ShuDlfia Sanf,
We fern Sanf par
Venn1p(panien.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-16

Christ il should he needfnl even TO state it to
go back at all to these principles of Religion.
1t could not have been if mems minds were
not perverted by interest or by passion. The
truth is so clear that all must see it, Philos-
ophers and moralists have developed il fully !;
and jurisis themselves have frequently confess
sed it. Says Calvin: ''Il rulers command
anything against the Lord, it ought not TO haze
the least attention." Says President Edwards,
the younger: " Rulers are bound TO rule in the
fear Of God, and for the good Of the people +;
and if they do not, then an resisting them IRE
are doing Gods service" Says Blacks one
himself, that noble exposition of English Law,
who united pbilosophic acumen and dignity
with the most elaborate and wide judicial cul-
ture: "The Law of Nature being coevaI with
mankind, and dictated by God himself is Of
course superior in obligation to any other Il
is binding over all the globe, in all countries,
and at all times; no human laa0s are Of any ga
lldlty if contrary TO this; and such of them as
are valid derive all their force and all their all
thority, mediaely or Immediately, from this
original" The truth is that the principle is
TOO plain to be gainsaid. Take any illustra-
ton that puts it fairly before US, and an intel
ligent man will not question it moment. If
the State should decree deception as a virtue,
tHdt WOuiu HOl tLIdh6 IL SUCH. IL III SnOulu du
thorize by law the commission OF adultery,
God would still punish that crime with his
penalty. Ii it should enjon idolatry, or en-
courage suicide, or egalze SANDER, no matter
what it should do of wrong and wickedness,
Gods Law for Man would not thereby be
changed a line Before all Stales existed that
Law. Across ali States, extends its reach.
On every human soul is laid its authority.
When States have vanished, it will abide
Throughout Eternity, when ali the institutions
and the fabrics of earth have been forgotten
for ages, it still will stand; in lis majesty un
impaired in its authority inviolable; in its
execution certain. The spotess character
and the infinite power of God are pledged 10
its support. Each man whom He has made
is righfuy its subject. 1t will be permanent
as His own being. Wherever another law
then contradicts this this takes Precedence
No-rule which man has made, can stand be-
fore it. The Man who disobeys it--no matter
on what inducements, no matter amid what
popular acclamatons, no ynatter ON what in
| Junction of his fellows in the State, is in peri
of the Judpment
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IMPORTANT TO LADIES.

TIE Ladies of Worcester and its vcnityare respectfully
invited to examine a and cheap assortment of
French and Scotch Embrodees Cheap Lace Goods French
Collars Cuffs Chemzettes, Muslin Victornes French Mus
Inns Wide Laces Berhes, Berthe Laces, Black and White
Lace Vels Cashmere and Lambs Wool Hosiery Gloves,
&c. &c open and ready for Inspection at the Store
No. 40 Main Street,
recently occupied Boot and Shoe Store but previously
by Miss Winchester deceased The Goods good
on being part of an Importers stock declining business
md nearly all of this seasons importation.
Ladies respectfully requested to call ery to insure
the best designs A fair allowance to Miuers and The
trade.
Hours of business from A. M till dark. 40 Main st.
Worcester, Jan s jan6-d3w
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THE DAILY SPY.
From the Free Democrat
Willie Down.

From the Free Democrat
Willie Down.
The night was dark in Ireland.
The rain was falling down;
And death was stealing to the heart
Of little Willie Brown.
He lay upon his mothers knse
And looked within her eyes;
Ofsummers, he had known but three,
And they were three, of signs.
He looked within her gentle eyes
And tried in vain to speak,
For the lose had dmly faded
From The lily on his check.
And well the mother knew the words
Her darling would have said;
For there he lay dying
Dying for want of bread.
The rain, upon the grassy roof,
Came wildly rushing down;
And angels waited for the soul
OF little Willie Brown.
He lay upon his mothers knee,
And faster fell the rain
He never looked upon her face,
Or asked for bread again.
And paler grew his lily cheek;
His golden hair uncurled--
And the angels whispered him away
From hunger and the world.
MARY.
Oaukee, Nou 3Oth, 1850.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-16
MASON G Shows Group and Couch Syrup

CHILDREN generally seized with the Group in the
" evening during the night with coldncss over the
whole surface, and in great difficulty in breathing, long
shr sound produced with coughing the voice hoase
and croaking Snow Masons Group and Cough Syrup is
sure specific oI that dreadful and of the mos fat Of
all diseases OF infancy and CHILDHOOD is also remedy for
whoopmg cough colds, and fevers produced By
colds and when given according TO directions it is perfectly
SAFE and highly sauiay in its effects on adults or cdren
Providence, Jam Is, 1850.
Messrs Snow e. Mason--Gentlemcn The bottle Of ycuf
Group and Cough Syrup that got Of you was The means OF
saving the life OF my Youngest child. II taken in the
night with attack of the Group and II seemed as
though it coul live; but gave il your Group and
ioy Worked to charm. The night that my child
taken with the Group, children in the neghhorhood
we're TAKEN and having imme diae relief both OF them
died would recommend to every family, and wouin ON
no account be deprived oft myself
Yours respectfully, ADDisoE NJ. FAiRBANEs
n-rThis Syrup Is prepared only by SNOW q MASON
poihecarjes 1877 Broad-s Providence Il. L. Price IS cts
sold in Worcester BY d. Scott, Jr Co., L. T. Laze and
Clarke. eouon Vc'oA
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GILL VALENTINE, Surveyor.

INAS taken Room, No 81 Front 81. opposite the CS
Hail. aud respectfully soics continuance OF iayois
}!el agent for the n,erican Mutual Ive Insurance
Go. atd will attend to applications IN thu. lire
lie also Intends keep agenerM Agency Office, ana yer
sons wanting help viii he supplied and situations wll o.
procured for those in wsut ON reasonable TERMS hecf
of boarding houses by having their Registered
will be supplied with boarders. and persons wishing io'
Board, will be recommended 20 good boarding houses
Ast Ia desirable that lhls Office should acquire and ais
tain good reputation tits expected that those who desire
place through Ito agency win come we commended.
TeRcmcns let rents collected, Bills made Books, Posted
snd writing IN general attended to, and nnost any Lawful
business Except catching Fugitive avesl win be ATTENDED
sol " preferences 60 mix peaa. ~
worcester, Jsn.7 lsn9du
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-16
MARY.
Law and Conscience.

THE OBLIGATION OF MAN TO OBEY THE CIVIL
LAw-ITs GROUND AND ITS EXTENT.
Il Discourse delivered Dec. II, $780, on occasion
ofthe Public Thanksgiving, IN the Church Of
the Pilgrims, Brooklyn, ". T., By Reu. Rich
ard S. Storrs, jr.
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METALLIC


FIRE AND WEATHER PROOF PAINT
rIVS celebrated article found liz Northern Ohio, ia
era Substance dug from the EARTH containing according
to the analysts Of the best chemists oxid Of iror msgres
aumnia seiic:e &C., forming compound which, when ap-
piled The surface of Brick, Weed Stone Tin Eron be-
perfect Slate covering pecrions to the Rcticn Of
Fire or Feather For sale by the subscribers SHARON
Quo, No. Is EXCHANGE Sr, WORCESTER, Mass,
where all orders may DC addressed.
EEACH & JOHNSON.
@. J. Taft 6 Co.. AGENTS for Mnhusy. d2awtf Isso
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$1,000 REWARD.

'ENHE above is offered to any who will furnish
cle that is given to the public that safe the
patient, tn WILL sufficient trial many Of
Coughs of every kind in so short lime the
Mystic Cough Mixture and Asperient Pills
The Mixture for Colds, Influenza Catarh of the Chest
Asthma Bronchit S, Groups Hives Rattlesl WhOOp
ing Congh shortntss of Breath, Difficult Expectoraon
relief in CONSUMPTION and where it is impossible
is sure to relieve the patient The dose is from 50 to 60
drops
The Pills Ito be taken pin, bitter syrup fer Cos
tiveness, Bilious Diseases, Jaundice, Liver Compl int
Scrofula, Ernpive Dis ases Sick Headache, Dyspepsia
and for the prevention wei Of many other dis
eases will be seen by the Programme and Directions
companying each box and bottle. Dose--one pill each
day.
Both Cough Mixture and Pills warranted entirely
vegetable.
hyscans frnis ed with the formula where il de
sired and all who have made efficient tri approve of it.
The above medicines for sale in this city by l.. T
LAzEII JAMES GREEN, d. SCOTIA CO, sPURR &
SIBLEY, A. CLARK and by DRUGGISTS generally in
this part OF the country eed&eOw3m-dec5
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Steam Engine for Sale.

A STEAM ENGINE o. % to 30 horse pnwer, IL inch
n Cyner, 30 mcn stroke, with TWO c. Under Boilers,
30 feet long and AZ inches in Diameter with II inch fues,
all IN pril ugder aud will he sold at bargain Inquire
OF :. llATHA WAY, at iolmai, uutheis " Co., Canal
tteet Worcaster d&wtf-lec26
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Cold Cream.

ryNIS pleasant, cooling application 10 rilated sur
4 faeeg and may be used with great advantage for
chqppe lips and Hands, frequent cold weather. An
elegant article of the aboye, freshly prepared always on
hand and for saeby H. T. LAZELl, hpothecary, NO 2oi
Main street u0"lsuoc"--Ue0St
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Tenements to Let.

NE ney, House en- Laurel 81 very desirable location
Ono tenement on Chandler st. Rent SIS. Apply 70 WIN
Hastings &c Exchange Fl. lans-oss
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Clocks! Clocks !!

A GOOD assortment OF Clocks aad Clock Trimmings,
N Will be found ct A. NJ DRIst;0lI'S Jewelry Esta5.
shment IN Bgc!ow Court, Front Street. Ago Clocks
cleaned an repaired by regular clock maker WHO ass
had fifteen Sssgs experience IN coca mandatory
ian7~d1
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NP tse hes, onsl,y An excellent TONIC, adapted u
All stages 81 dvSty. rut up In boes, and for sac
Nv L, r.. lsAxGLL, Apothecary,
y. ,t7-t,A uiatf No. POI Main street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-16
For Sale I

h00 BUSHELS Potatoes, 100 bbs, Apples, 4OGO lbs,
wv Butter, 5000 lbs Cheese Under No GAG Main st
Opposite the Ciw Hal,
Worcester, Dec u, 1850. diff L. BUGBEE.
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Boots and Shoes.
pnra 0ld Port Wine.

n ENE Is money, and YOU con both by buying your
Boots and Shoes the Cottage Store W Main street
.n3 %,S DANLELS& CO.
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Stoves! Stoves!

Ii those in want Of the best Cooking Stove for Wood
~ or Conlalso, Parlor, GOD and Coal stoves please
call and examine the above, VIII Oh will be sold low of
Cash Ell j. HlLToN'S Corner Of Man and Pesr streets,
rear of G. Foster 4 Co, Worcester Mass
dec20--d&wlm
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VARNISH VARNIsH.
JUVENTLE SINGING SCEOOL.

THE next term Of e. S. NAs0N's Juvenile Singing
L School and Class for yo&Hg Leaes viii commence on
Wednesday afternoon, Dec T. at o'clock at No. WAR
HALL, pearl-st.
Thorough Instruction will be given in the elements of
music, aud also the cuvsos and training 81 tue voice
Tuition s 90 per term u dec a.
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| Nd FURNITURE IOR sALE,-situated in
a-ness. Apply at this ofls,. dec Diff
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Thanksgiving Is at hand
JANKINS & CL0UGH,
Fashionable Hair Dressers.

INlIE subscribers would most respectfully inform lhef
former customers and the public generally that 'ney
iavc formed copaership TO take effect on and amer
Monday Dec III, ut the shop under the CENTRAL loin
where both Of the above firm win he found IL punctual at
enhance, they wi $50 Keep constantly on hand 81 p! o
TIasins Tripoh rigorator, very superior article iOi
the hair.
hiessrs JkEKINs q CLouau, return their most sincere
thanks for liberal patronage which they have heretofore
eceved and hope their unon to unite barge sharc OF
their FORMER customers d3m-Dcc. ..
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Cottage to Let.

"a SITUATED on Mglbnr street. Possession Civ
ii EN- Immediately For PARTICULARS inquire Of Mas.
q. M. GREENLEAF, mar the same.
worcester, Dec. ID, 1880. lJanlc~-decI9
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Steam Engine for Sale,

NV is horse power, good running order has been I'VE
~ but short time. twill be sold bargain. lnqui
at ,hs ono. dwtf oct9l
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For Sale.

AA A NEW Brick House. with Is Rooms, arrane ed
D ~ for one or two families in pleasant part of the
&s city OF Worcester, thoroughly built and payment
made easy. Enquire al this Office
Worcester, Jan. z 1851. ian7-3teod2tw