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New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-15
Free VIII Baptists and slavery.

The following resolutions were passed by
a unanimous vote u the OHIO Northern Yearly
Meeting OF Ia. Free VIII Baptists, held at RoyAlIon,
Ohio, June g. 1851
Wh>reos The Conference 4 the Yearly Meeting have
heretofore passed 'luf strongly expressive ~ 'hn
adherence II hmsncHn hayery and their sympathy N'A
the suffering toudmei therefore
RSSOUsd. Thar RED MN those ssntine nts ~.
pressed heretofore and prbiish Ia the world our stsas
de;ev Inaiion to labor not only regoasy oe
cyy and pol tcy. f. the sntife destruction Oi sA'ep
and the moral and poca elevation Of the csored pow
latlOn Of country 49,.
HhreqS. IL Is affirmed by the lax OF Nature, and VI
Declaration II cOuntTs iudopendehce, that al ~
born FREE and equal ard tscsred the WORD o. VI
that God hath made Of blood all na,ions Of men 'As'
fore,
R>sored, That the nights u aTe theirs HTes w
Of color and that consider morally wrong W eepfs
citizen II the rlg Of because his SKIN se' "'
Caucasian hue 49,
Resopsd That We s' decars openly 70 he and vii az.
20 sbO~ Ours.se f8rt friends and advocates - -
perance. and here express be ef that oar s'a1s
lature ought have the power IA rs authS
lDg the traffic ntoKicaiing dnobs and Will oe ,s
by this principle IN yotirg the question Of The "'p
Oi the new Constitution
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CONFINEMENT or TRISrry CoLLEeE.-

UNNtNttNtNl UF KINIIT tOLLEGE.-
The annual commencement OF this Institution Will
oe held Ia Christ Church II this city on Thursday,
July Slsi. This beng the tsenty-hfth commence
meAi. al appropriate address wlil 5e delivered IN
tie same place On Wednesday evening the 30gh, by
Rev. Z. Edwards Beardsley Of New Haven. The
annual meeting Of the House of Conyocatlon Will
be held In the College Chapel al o'clock IN The
morning OF "wednesday. and the address Will be de-
hverto on the same afternoon, al o'clock IN Christ
Church. by Hon. Lew Woodbury. Ii D.
Hartford Courant.
FIRE IN HNsDALE.-Lastn night the paper
miu OF Newman, Robinson & Co, IN HInsdale,
h., with al It's contents, was burned. Considerable
raw aieral was on hand. which shared The fate Of
the building. Not much paper burnt as the stock
had recs niy eeen sent away Loss estimated at from
ee1c0 to 3Seo. insured In the Erna COMPANY
hartford for ~ 5eO- ceo the mill 81 500 on the
Hae hIEe ~ aid VI -ooS he stock Brat, Eagle
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-15
Nrw.yoRK DAIIY TRIBuNE, TUESDAY, July Is, 1851

tolerance. II this be established, you Will sen
that these poor people have had but an imperfec'
ld,a Of the Christian religion, Il any oy oeins
liberal towaui them. the first step - taken TO
ward making them what they are capable oI
becoming, p a really good people.
Ynurs- rasrecifIllV. 30.
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Ill CASUALTIES.

DEATHS -Broyet Major General Hugh Brady. Colonel
I'd Infantry at Detroit, Mich April Is, l85i -Breye
Major General George n Brooke, Colonel 5h Infantry, at
San Antonio Texas. March 1851 Breyet Brig oeAe.
raj Matthew Arbucke, Colonel 7th Infantry, al Fer
Smith Ark June H. le5i BTsvet Lieut. Colonel Richard
Il. Screen. Captain sth Infantry, New Orleans. La
NAV Is 1851. Revet MAJOR Thomas b. LnDard, Captain
Topogr2 2phical Engineers. at Philadelphia, Pa, April a.
1851. Surgeon william Hammond. at Beneca. Cal Feb
49, 1851. Assistant Surgeon Alfred W. Kennedy, near
Council drove Santa Fe ronte June 1851
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II APPOINTMENTS.

MEDICAL DEP,RTMgNr.-Willam IL rnglcy Of Penn
ylyanla to be Assistant Surgeon. Hitchcock promo
ted John Mlhal, of New York. to he Assistant Sur
geon ,tce Hewitt resigned -Aqmla I Rdgely. Oh Mary
land to be Assistant Surgeon. rice Kennedy. deceased
CADETS 70 BF BREvET SECOND LlErrESANTS Corps
o. Engtnecrs 6eorge l.. Andrews. rank James st L
Morton OrdncHcs Department. George I Balci. ranA
8 william wecker rank - First Reg'menf OF Dro-
0oons Cadet ISAIAH Moore. to be- Byt sd Lieutenant,
rank IA Robert Williams 10 be Bvt Second do. rank -,
John Mend.nhall rank Second RSuaent ot ORA
oooss-Ben Hardin Helm rank 9. David Bell. rank IL
Charles r. Norris rank "a RgImsat OF Mounted Rle-
mon HYATT G. Ransom rank % Alex. McRae. rank 43
Roger Jones Jr, rank "a Joseph G. Tilford. rank ~
Laurence S Baker, rank a.. Frs. ATt,Aery-Caleb
Huse rank 7; Al,an c. Clllem, rank II Henry E.
Maynader, rank IL. Second Art'lisry-James Thomp-
son. rank .Edward y, Day, rank 10; Alsa J. Perry
rank l3.--- THIRD Artlery Alexander Piper; rank
I. De Witt N. Root, RANK u; John Edwards.
Albert Hollnsrd. rank Is First fUanfry-James
1ree1s rank Al. Second IataAfrywm h Morris, rank
q James Curtis JT rank 2S Adolphus Bond. rank 50
Third bJdnfry.-HaItn p Parks, il rank u WIN ID.
Whpple rank 81 Junius Daniel rank 80 Fourth lnfdn-
fry-Henry G. Hodges,rahk 32 Fun iufGntv Henry +
Wltter Tank 80 .Sirih haHfryJohn {. Kelton, rank
ze Robt Patterson. rank 30 John Shaaf. rank 80
Ssrtnh Intanfry Gurden Chapn. rank IS Thomas {.
Amory rank 3o Edward A. Pafrey. rank 81 Eighth In
Jarfry elancthon Smith, rank 50.
John Evans, of Kentucky 10 be Military Storekeeper
in the Ordnance Department. May 1851. wee Simmons,
resigned
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-22

ceipts therefor by of mail They will also srau
ously furnish maps and pamphlets OF the property, and
cheeriully give such information as may be desired
CHARLES WOOD, III, John-st.
also des to say that have good Farming lands west
of my village lands, which will seln lots up
wards at from 90 to $50 per These auds well
situated farming garden purposes in every respect
~ References the quality of the lands be mad
Hon Henry Megs and Gen Chandler of the American
Institute Rooms 36l Broadway, New York. c. NJ. Saxton,
publisher, Fulton ST., N. " d. j. Browne, Esq. office
the American Agrculturst 1877 Water ST. N. Y, DIR. E F.
Peck SO6 State ST. BROOKLYN Alden j. Spooner Front St,
Brooklyn G IL. Striker, 75 Broadway, n. b.. O. holman,
Statoner, Boston, Mass E. H. Pease Bookseller Albany,
N Y, Thomas Nissan, and George Lyman, Jersey City
Dodge of Dodge & Co.'S Express lis West st N Y; V.
B Palmer Philadelphia.
V. B.PALMER, Scolay's Buildins, Boston, Agent
Feb s d2taW WAS ivy 2mns
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Land for Sale.

or SEVEN acres the left bank of Mllbrook, ard
k< near the Grand Junction Depot where there IS
trains OF cars that take and leave passengers daily
Said land has been improved recently, by Strengthening
the channel of said brook the removal of 10000 yards of
gravel raising that t of ble to be overlooked above
or up nigh water mark and capable Of making the best
gardens in this any other City
The above land is situated on Lafayette, Lamartint Lu-
mele, Langdon, and Lodi Streets which well graded
and made OF the best of materials be free nf mud at ali
times Of the year and viii be sold by the single ot con-
tanning from to 5000 feet by the acre
Also three acres contiguous to the above, the
Streets and by the single lot acre. suit purchasers
owned by Elijah Thayer, of Blackstone.
All of the above land disposed Of private sale
will be sold at public auction on Wednesday, the 29d Of
April, al O'Clock p. NJ Terms liberal.
For further particulars, reference may be made TO II Cha
pm, Esq OF worcester, at his Office Gilbert Spaldng who
has charge OF the Grand junction Depot to subscr
Der on Lovel street FERRY THAYEH
Worcester March 10, 1851. marll-eod6w&w6t
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ST, 900 REWARD.
Notice to the Afflicted

->,,,,, ~, 4NUtICG 20 UiI6 HIIUCJed,
4 NARLTON'S VEGETABLE SPECIFIC Is The only nov,
er-iailng sure and safe remedy for diseases Of the
Urinary Organs Ghonorhea Gavels, elect Weakness in
reaies; mn nnmation OF the Bladder, Kidneys SC This
mixture has been kHoicn to fail in sinqlr insta
having been tried By thousands who testify that il nos
Ve cure Tor these most troublesome diseases For the
F"eS efe is nothing of SUCCESS as orr very
numerous certificates prove. This being an entirely Wees
TABLE compound can be recommended in preference Ia
is containing mercury or her offensive spbs,ance
~ may De used at home or travelling without restrictions IA
qe drink exposure or change in application to business
IL is PUT up in bottles, with fu directions NJ ri m ~
99t5e lasts week Prepared and sold by G. Carlton,
mar6-d3mv ~ -N"' o.
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GILL VALENTINE, Surveyor,

II AS taken Room, No p Front St. opposite tie Ct
Hall, and respectfully solcits continuance of favors
Hels agent for the american Mutual Life Insurance
Co and will attend to applications in that line
lie also intends to keep general Agency Office and per
sons wanting help will be supplied and situations will be
procured iof those IN want reasonable terms Keep
ers OF Boarding houses by having their Registered
WI De supplied with boarders, and persons wishing
Board, VIII be recommended to good Boarding houses.
Asst Is desirable that this office should acquire and sus
tam good reputation tits expected that those who desire
10 place through It's agency will come well recommended
ehemehts let rents collected Bills made, Books, Posted
and writing IN general attended to- and almost any Lawful
business except catching fugitive Saves will be ATTENDED
to, in preference to dleness.
Worcester, Jan. T. iane-dtf
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LIGHT! LIGHT

HE handsomest, cheapest, and best article for Lfrht
u how IN use) Is Marsh's Patent Oil. This is new In
yenton but is now very extensively used by the public
This Oil composed entirely of vegetables and contains
some SIX OF eight parts, The whole forms body lin an
pearnnce Ike Clarified Sperm OIL but burns with much
more brilliant fame for expense from fourth 70 one
half cent per hour with one lamp.
The above Is for sale at r. Newtons Foster stree,
Opposite the Boston and Worcester Rail Road Depot0
gJ a. b. Mr.. N, u the only Agent for Worcester.
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W0B CESTER DYE HOUSE,
HENRY u. ADAMS

MOULD remind the public that ne continues the bust
w ness OF Dyeine and Finishing Cotton, Linen Silk and
ooen Goods Ut hort notice, and the best manner ot
ms Dye House on Central street. He likewise gives
uar attention to Cleansing nice Shawls Clocks and gar
mens in general ' ~ Gu
Mr. Adams would return thanks to those who have 90
literally patronzed him in years past would saw that
me experience he has had for than thirty years past
warrants him in saying that all work entrusted 10 him
sha be done we'll if not better Than any other es
tablishment in the state and pr low as the low
est A share OF patronage is SOLICITED.
Worcester March ], 1851. mar4 dam
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Bounty Land,

H'OR SOLDIERS of the War of 1872 and of any Indian
War since 1880, their wdo WIS and m children, OBJ
tanned All claims business and suits under any of the
PENSION or PATENT LAWS of the United States
also PROBATE and other business connected with set
ement of estates of deceased persons attended toby
BEN. SMITH. JR.,
Councillor at Law, 20 Court-st. Boston.
Dec 25 1850. d3m
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For Sale Few DAYS Longer. OnIv,

THE greatest bargains will be given TO all who are In
want OF FANCY GOODS Lace, Edging, Hosiery
and Gloves, az our stock be sold within few DAYS 10
get room for new Spring Goods We making extensive
purchases now to be ready in with an entire new
hand without regard to cost. --'f -
MYERS, BAMBERGER RosENBLATT,
2l0 Msin street, opposite Grcut's
or Don't mistake ID; No. NJ a.. y. - 81 mars
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Uvei hy, 25 per cent. advance the above viii be
charged SO in addition the above will be charged as
Admission Fee the first year.
Officers.
r. CRossETT, Pres't. A. NJ. GALPIH, V. Pres.
ii. II. DARLING, Secretary and Treas.
FINANCE COMMITTEE.
A. VI. GALPIN, G. PILLsBURY Rev. r. II. CONKLIN,
l.. W. KIMBALI, 5. S. HUBBARD.
R G. w. ENGLISH; NJ. D. Consulting Physician.
ReterenceS-Ex Gov Slade of Vermont; Hon. J r.
Glddings' NJ c.; Hon. Edward Little, MaTshed; Rev. ID.
n Merritt, Housatonc, his Hon. Orson Wood, NJ. D.,
Somers Cti Seth Rogers, M. D., Worcester, Ms Hon AL
pheus Fech u Senr; Hon. Seth NJ. Gates, NJ c., N Y;
Thos NJ Hays Esq, secretaryof the Haverhi Fire ms.
Co, Hayerhll, Ms; q. Lynde Esq, johnson, VT; Hon
SpringfeLd-Rev. S. Osgood, D. D.; Rufus Elmer John
b. Kings G. c. Wood, NJ. D.; J. T. lockwood; Homer
Foot Esq.
VIM. S. GOODWIN, General Agent.
ja3f Office 90 Main street, opposite Central Church
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mechanics Mutual Benefit Association.

once Nos. 9 & 10 Fo0tS Building Springfield, BASS
fIIIlS ASSOCIATION oeanized Oct LIST, 1919, and
the first of the kind organized in the United
States and is the only purely Mutual Health Association
now operation. It is managed by lis members ana mas
now accumulated Cash Cauital of Sl3,0tO
A Guaranty Capital zl,OUO
Rates of annual deposits for members under fifty years
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For Sale or Rent

view House on Pleasant street. near Col Abbot,', c,r
N venien for three families II anpied To- con
i1n, WIN Do9i 10000 feet of land. Also the Cut,ne
Rouse IN New Worcester, with abont three acres Of td
now occupied by Pulaski Bacon. Also small Fa,n ~
about 70 acres with unfinished house upon n aon "
me west Of said Cut, ng estate, the Jones Farm
rnars ar ~! ""e'ai' II. q. BACON
n'"ip-uH ~ 't nv No. Central Exrhnn1e
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carriage Sign and Ornamental Painting
A III 4 VIE subscriber, grateful for past n.yors
o. ny Il would respectfully inform the nublic
S5i hat he still continues the above -" 5r pTo'
s-x-.---AS,-- the Old Stand, MECHANIC STREET
near nn where he hopes to merit increased confirm
ance of patronage. DEVTEp' D Dvul'u
Worcester Dec 81. N NA| ~ a.;
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FOE SALE.
EDWARDS q RATCR0FT
TO MERCHANTS

Ro 10 10000 Barrels Flour for sale by the subscribers
VINO are authorized Agents. and receivers from the
OF the Ontario Co Mills, Premium -four Cha
EaIo dna super E1trd, Geneva Steam Mills
ETtrd and other brands which are confident win riye
purchasers entire satisfaction Do deceived by other
dealers Can and see - N'0'
Also have on hand 10 ton prime rTerkimer and q, T
renee Co Butter and Cheese. ALDRICH A. 70 N""
feb3dtf. 40 r., g,
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LE0MARD'S
boston and W0rcastar n~r-0..

ksNNSSstzs, 'nE subscriber continues "a r,1 rIyr
kssAsST 4 IkEss between Boston and wo,c LIE ES
- - sne sale transmission of Packages P,,i,eT, Tor
Notes, Specie. and Merchandise c ,o,aS, bank
p,r,,o,,a nr rec, Times each way Daily.
,a particular attention given to paying, cocctins
'handne, produce ETC. F'''"S'"s ai0 selling mer.
T T paGSages must be directed his care
hjs csse an IS alone responsible for property
ester Ran Road Company. 'A' boston and wor
en- NJ oy TINS line forwarded from worcesto,
asS to Portland and all parts Of blame "Hu nc" Bedford
OFFICES e I lOT SSods to be returned by this Rsn,s..
,oeton, 7 n KMin9ia& CO.'S Office, Court sD,
Feb rs. ar 0Aohh, ltS Main Street
NJ y. n. IEONApn
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Important Notice.

Vie subscriber having purchased of Mesars u,, e.
anompson their entire stock of Dry Goods al liberal
Hoaid most respectfully inform the citizens n,
ss anu vicinity that he will offer for the next thirty
20 sn. cesifabe stock at GREAT BARGAINS in orde,
70 sse Place for New srs.ng tleods. '''''
'S'fF -.. JOHN n. CLARK.
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SAMUEL G. WHITE

pa N Q Ell G. " HITE,
No - Washington SNARE, neur Weefern r. p rorot
Dcalef IN EaIJlt, Dye Stuffs, Windoy w Glass,
C,o,,s, Drugs, MEDICINES, &C.,
" retail. ' "0''ie anu
Philadelphia White Lead d y and ground
Lnseed Oil Coach yarnish, Furniture do
Paris Green, exta quality Spirits Turpep inc
Japan, Patent Dryer new article.
Freich, Yellow, Red Lead and Letharge
venetian Red German and American Window Glass
Art SITS and House Painters Tools and coors-a com
mar4 DIV 6m
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C0AL-COAL!
1000 pouuds rnaka q \

CUAL-CUAL!
1000 Pounds make Ton.
ana as good an article be obtained i fb;o c;, o.
elsewhere. ~ y
VIE SUBSCRIBER has now on hand best varieties
n Pennsylvania Coal
by CARGO or RETAIL, which will be soIa a, yo,.o,,
Market Prices
Smiths use. '' '"t ''V""
~ Orders through the Post Office or left at Lewis IT
Lzes Drng store, on Main Street; at A. Baylies store
SoreI oi MAN ana school Streets; o. Bramans store
souhbridge Street, and at my Counting Room on the Ward
o M and Worcester H. r. Depot Green ST.
nn Ue ''ahkluy received and promptly attended to-
oeto ohu c4O EDWARD SOUTHWICK
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Farm on Shares.

w ANiED, an experienced farmer to carry on MIL
NJ "Ha vegetable Farm, situated In Worcester nm
Ies. sood opportunity Offers for skill and indrs,v "
Enquire Of CAREY FIELD, Exchange BnISi"Cys '-
-. 'oV"i ... A mar6A.f
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To Manufacturers and Mechanics
ANTE would respectfully call the attention of Manufac
turers and Mechanics to stock of BELT, LACE,
and PlCKERSTRlNG LEATHER, FILES and TOOLS, OF
all descriptions Best London Emery Uptons Frozen and
Dried Glue; Cages Superior Sand Paper Copper Belt Rv-
cts and Burs and great variety of articles wanted by
Mechanics generally
feb26-dwtf POOLE & MILES 23l Main st.
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Engraving.
MO. Y RRTNTEX lATT

Engraving.
NO. RRTNLEY HALL.
FE'HE SUBSCRIBER having commenced BUSINESS at the
above place, respectfully socs the ronage of the
public Wedding, Visiting and Business Cards, engraved
IN superior styles also Watch Papers, Noaras Labels,
Ball Tickets &c.
Door Plates
Trunk and Coffin Plates Desk Seals and Silver Ware let
tered with neatness and despatch Orders from country
Jewellers will receive prompt attention.
+. SOUTHGATE.
No. Brinley Hail. Ladies' and Gentlemen invited
to call and examine specimen cards.
n b. Cards furnished and printed reasonable terms
dec25-d3m
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To Let.

NE OF the best Barns in the city Of Worcester. conve
oU unnr,od,t I'D FULLER, 2l9 Main st.
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Leave worcester at 7 IS and II am. and pm

I. z
Leave Providence at 7.45 and II 80 a m and 2 "a nm
TRAINS CONNECT al Milyile with coaches fer Stat
vile and Nashville; Uxbridge with coaches for NiI
and Mendon At Whitns with coaches for East DonSla
and hth sye; at Famums with coaches for Grafton Der
e, N b Village and Upton; at Worcester with trains
western H. Road and Norwich and w. r. r. and " ore
and Nashua R. RI AT Waterford with trains OF Norfoll
County Railroad for and from Boston, Dedham sc
Passengers by the 745 train from Providence can arrive
IN New York, via New Haven, the evening.
Passengers by ihe $50 r NJ train from Providence can
arrive at Springfield and Hartford the same evening
The ll.30 trains Worcester with he F1nrss
ram Tor New York, which leaves Worcester at i p NJ
the IL A. NJ train from connects al Providence
win trans Tor Boston, Taunton, Fall River, N Bedford &
Inc PM train connects at Providence with the Bustor
and n Y. Steamboat train for New York
~ TIE 745 and II AM trains do rot sion Of Uorolot
~ Inc $40 and F. Nj trains do stop at Ashton O,
Hamlet. ISAAC II SOItTUWfrV 80. "a
Sept 25 1850. J,isf
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" ashing Fluid.

John II. WALTON'S WASHING Fluid which b.,
been proved to be superior article for sale by the m
lon or barrel by DRAPER K CLARK
sept2 dwf l03 lbs E. IN f,,,,, G,
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LOOK AT THIS.
Japaned Tins.

~ coors TOT side -gns &C.. for sale at the lowest
a Prices, AT No. "a Washington square, near western
Railroad depot. HN' W 'o'oi"
mar4.d6m 9AMTiEI +, wUIrI
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EOUSB LOTS FOR SAFE.

E4ANlI
BUILDING LOTS on Wellington Street, Ia new Stree
u running west from Main Street north of the resdenc
II Abel Jaques. Esq Also, on Austin Chandler Chatham
Newbury and Gu ncy Streets. The above Lots
for the first time offered sale The land adjoining then
being built upon and their pleasant location Main st
makes them the most desirable Lots III the city. Terms
sale to suit the pun chaser.
L. & S. P. HARRINGTON,
Aug 80. dwtf II Portland street.
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Boston and Worcestar Pailroad

tsEs ~ -5..ss5 7.z5s7 ss1
PASSENGER TRAINS FOR BOSTON rs Iolir' ~ ~
Leave Worcester ut 1904 l0.8oan 34O 345 d J0 IN.
Millbury 715 . ~ pm n
" Milford at ION ~ ~
SaxOnyille at sl5 AZ
Newton at 700 and 9 1 an 4, X Z.
Brooklmeat u, 81 IL l0& am a. 81 i 4, q "a &
TRAINS FROM BOSTON leave as (llt2,gse
tor Worcester at $50 aud am. $780, $50 d q 5s0n m
Milbury at 8 ~ = - 5'0 re
/" Milford ut ego m A.
" SaXOuville at 900 -
" Newton at 745 - 10 % . . 49,, 10
8 BrookiHe at 8O5 81 a m 1874 q, s 6: e 1Go9 81
o. For further particulars see Pathfinder PavnI Gr.s
OF dIytf TIhyI1.r,r+,, " q! Nutue
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Wantad-

IuIE subscriber wishes obtain employment in writing
i collecting orin any business in which he MAKE
himself useful. ny word left ThOmpso's feIiOdicl'
office will receive immediate attention.
jal4-T SAMUEL V. STONE.
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Ladies Embroidered Linen Cambria
Handkerchiefs,

M EhaTe just received very large assortment ofRich
~ ly Embroidered Linen Camblic Handkerchief the
largest ever oere in this city, varying in price from so
to Sou These goods are worthy of special notice
ieozoHl"ttclWls Il. l.. HARDON & co
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P0TATnES

DERsONS in want ofPrime Potatoes will, find at s.
Main St, some of the English Pink eyes, which ar
entirely Free from disease and very much cookn
potatoe than any raised in this entity.
Feh9 df WILSON & FLINT
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Steam Engine.

oK sale, steam Engine, OF TO 10 horse power i,
\ viii be sold at bargain. Inquire Of ! r. III WI
Cont Mills, this ohice.s 90 " '''''1
worcester, Dec IS. du
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f1tchburg and Worcester Railroad.

f1tchburg and Worcester Railroad.
s2 80
'ERAlNS leave Worcester for Fchburg, in connec,i,
cept Sundays, at 10Y Jay eA
GAS and ii A. M, and ut lOPM
RETURNINo-Leave Fitchburg at
$40 A. NJ, 1880 and 5.45 p. M
me shortest ana most direct Railroad route bet
ceste Mass and Burlington, VT is by the wpv oT ot
Duig bellows talls and Rutland This route is tyer "a
miles shorter than any other. "ei''9 -t~t
me next shorter rone is by the way Of Ftcbburg D..
lows rails windsor, White River Junction and Dei
ep rms route Is 20 miles shorter than any other
me one mentioned above and it is 20 miles neore
oter route TO az stations the Vermont Cpntroi % any
sumpsic River Railroads central and Pas
passengers going by either of these rontes bv ,h
ram rom Worcester have an hour at Fch6urr IN
w get BREAKFAST lhose going in the II O'clock 1 "hIct
worcester, have nifty minutes Fnchbnrc AZ di n iron
for tea. 0 my minutes TO sto,
10 ono who arrive at Ficbbprg h
~ O'CLOCK train, have time get dinner md oy the
m as, IN me minutes past O'Clock Train baye VINO VINO
70 get yea ana arrive at Worcester as early ne m lnS
fOnte Inc early train from Pichburg edvs any Other
yer ID season tor the New York train vim ~ " orces
Nov ] /, 1850. YIN ram VIA Norwich