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Phillips Academy,
THE FALL TERM

i III u \ J. l. FL X NJ
WILL. commence 90 the fhhr THURSDAY ~
w sFfTrAhth.
snscial efforts viii ha male IN bshaifof those who
,tii.,I.s- t.ss..s-4s ~ teach Aiid ie
evening per Wonk viii be devoted ~ the eHerolses
Of q Teachers Institute, Several Nouns have been
smgngod a. accommodate thuse. Wishing ~ board
thainsnlTnsi aud board M reasonable prices can BE-
furnished fnr any number who may apply
~ Those glshiHg Information can apply ~ ne
Store n Dana 4 Wfaka, or 10 the Store Oval Go.
Rev, A. BRAINERD, Principal,
Mis- MARY v. BURNliAM, PIocepircss,
Danyile, July co. 1851, IaaWa
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TWO wEKRs LATEn PROM CALI
i'oftNfA.
rEE squAHEs DESTROYED ny FIHR4-Loss
100000,


New ORLEANS, Aug, The Steamship
Alabama has arrived, with later intelligence
from California Another destructive fire
has occurred at San Francisco, which des-
troyed ten squares, The loss 10 estimated At
$4,000, 900 Several lives were lost The fire
was the work Of an neehdiaFy.
A FKW MORE PARTUULARs,-Ade despatch
from New Orleans, dated I'd inst, says the
fire spoken Of In tho despatch published yes
terday, visited San Francisco On the 22d Of
June, laying IN ashes the very heart Of the
city The fire extended over ten squares,
burning through Montgomery, Dupont,
Washington, Merchant and other streets,
ysiI.,ls comprises tbs business PARTON al tho
place The loss is yhriously estimated az
from two 10 five millions OF dollars The hro
was the work Of incendiarios, who hAys been
ARRESTED by the Vigiant Committee. Ae-
live preparatiouswore being made 10 rebuild
! the burnt district, and already several sub.
atantial buildings are in process OF erection
/ There have been number Of additional cas-
a. Of Lynch law, and crime still prevails u
fearful extent The agricultural prospects
| Of the State arr favorable,
The reports from the mines are conflicting
hut ara generally favorable. The quartz dig
gings continue 20 yield we'll.
Indian disturbances are still Of frequent oc
currenee.
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THE FALL TERM
Sullivan Railroad Notice.
CO. EEsEa 80 d


Completion NJ he RaihcaV on Conneriicm
Ruer Through fran ia lIhIc mn 81
JohnsburU Sc. 10 Nee I0rk hnice daily.
nASSENGEHS leave S. Iohnshuy nj b A n via
sullivan and VI Valley Rnilronds, dine at
Springfield, and arrive in New York ~ dr,N
Leave nj iil0, take supper at Springfield and ar
rive in Now fork W ~ ~
Leave New York NJ ~, dine NJ Springfield A.,
rive ~ st. Johnfburv same evening.
This "a the only direct Hallway route a. Spring
field, Sc. from Northern ~ Hampshire, EAiern
Vermont and the direct ruuio frum the White llills
10 SAptogn, SO. Via Bellows faliI and Rutland
Passengers leaving S. Iohnshury ~ $50 aud
li.i0 via sullivan aud connecting Roads arrive Va
iir-iur W "a aHd 50 g.A., connecting al Itch
burrh with the trains f0r Worcester, &c. and ai Gro
ton for Lowell, Lawrence and Salem.
Pare the same o. hy any othor ruuie,
Passenger leave Boston, fitollufFh Drpo', VI
T.gO aud i2i via sullivan and arrive at ST. iohnshu-
~ and hHicrmcdmie stations som by any other
route. Freight Trims each way daily.
II, a. GAGE. Sup't Sullivan u. ".
OiarissotTi, ~ H., lag, 0, 1851. Ta2u
NNTIRE SCREENS Tor CELLAR WINDOWS
w For ,alu by T.. JENETI& CO.
Aug. D. 732tf
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Tux OTHER SIDE Of TIM PIcrURE-A
Bioomer ia a Sho,csr.--rhc Boston Gazette
speaks OF witnessing the effect n several sharp
showers upon the new costume. The Turk
ish trowscrs lost their graceful contour, aud
Tapped round the pcdcstals Of the.woarcr like
a wet banner round flag staG, while the tn
nie -1Eas deprived OF its stiffness. fhG fair
Bloomcr was in an almost awkward position,
aud reminded the Gazette Of n seriously in
disposed hen, who had been caught some way
from her roost in thunder storm.
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THE HoRsE THAT SAW THE ELEPHANT.
"A very remarkable case of the effects Of
fright upon horse occurred at Franklin, CT
a short tune since. A horse was Grazing in a
yard near the fence, when the elephant be-
longing to Mcnagcrie was passing along
The horse did not observe them till they
were quite close to him, when looking up and
seeing the huge animal, he started back in a
ifight,-FaR te-t the opposite side at the-yard,
stood for n moment quivering, then dropped
dead lie was literally frightened To death
The extreme aversion of horses 10 animal,
larger than themselves, is nothing new, but
this is the FIRST instance we ever know of such
4.,.tt,-r-k tt1tr- rTrgutt-
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CT The Intcllgcncer has long arSlc A.
gunst sympathy for the Cuban rcyolutionists,
and-saYA- Il is plain that the pretended dec
laration of independence is no act of the peo-
Pile OF Cuba, but OF those individuals who
have, in different cities Of this country, open
cd recruiting Rendezvous, raised and left man
ey, dipldycd flags, and marshalled innocent
youths aud reckless dcsporndocs, from allie
glance TO their own government into the Wild,
dangerous and infamous plundcring enter
prise against the dominions of Spain That,
in fact, this declaration bears unmistak ably
the New I orr HHgi New t,Fte#Hs Et4fHF
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RUSSIA AND CIRcAssIA.--A rumor of ter
rible disasters suffered 10y tho Russian army
in the Caucasus is prevalent The Generals
Ncstoron aud Sercbiakon are said 20 have
been entirely defeated and the whole army
TO have fed 10 the plains OF TiAis, after haV-
ing lost number OF men aud a quantity Of
ammunition. All positions gained by the ut
most effort have been given up, 20 neither the
roads nor highways, nor the burning down OF
the woods were Of any use. Whether this in
formation is true or exaggerated, or entirely
false, has not yet been asccriaincd.
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4 Buffalo paper states that as two horses
were feeding upon the grass near the preci-
picc between the Ferry and the Horseshoe
Fall, Niagara, one of them yenturiug too near
the brink, fell over and was prccipitated TO
the bottom, a distance of nearly $50 feet,
without receiving any other injury than a
few slight bruises, When discovered, ho was
quietly taking drink from the boiling food
At his feet, whore never horse drank before
His mate witnessed his fall and stood look.
ing at him with much concern.
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DEATH ny William. Buck,
aged twenty-siN, son OF Arson Buck, Esq., OF
81 Adams, was killed 10y lightning, while rid
log IN wagon between Cambridge aud Tn
.dcFhiti, about O'Clock, on the morning OF
the goth
lie was alone, and was found sitting up
right in the wagon, the horses having stopped
by the side of the road In Underhil, The
man carried in his hand, and then passed 20
the head aud body, tearing his hat IN pieces,
aud leaving marks Of Us passage on the sur
face of the body Mr. Buck resided in Cam.
bridge, and was an intelligent, industrious
and highly esteemed citizen. lie leaves a
wife and child.-!H IibdHs Messenger
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Great w ages !

Nv S. wOoI.SnN s. SON, will give eonataHi
VI. eppRoyn~nf 20 rs TAILoREss GIRhs, ~ their
shop. Littiotou july. 1897, f2sb
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Cooking Stoves,
7ipley's Patent cast Iron Plows

they lout very bad ih0y ought to bc good those
that choasc ~ ny them can have the privilege Of re-
turning them Il they do not sut
Being thankful Tor past favor, solicit n share 81
the public patronage. Peasc coll NJ the PnssuWT-
sic House, near the Depot, undrr The srti Of
u. Z. JOHNSON < co
s. Johnshurv lure Z, 1881 '72af
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10 Aoren of Exoellent Land

situated about three miles west u Lyndon '9lhtl
Said Farm has good Sugar aud Apple ufpit. in1l4il
u well divided ir phsinrn and illhft, lNul. y
nhnr tie hatss b spriuF 0i cold never lnnnf Hnitl
There h also HGuse tEN harns, Shed hHh n'Nfi
buihings attached. a liberal credit WI ~ BntN
inr nara of tho purchase money, " desifha' lnr
further particulars inquire ~ she snh.ffiJ 10y, Yi use
,premiaes' WILLARD n ll'naas s,,
= Lyndon, AuF. 2, 1901. Ii4H
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ny Telegraph N the Boston Atlas
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EU-
ROPE.
ROPE.
UAttFAx. Monday. An

HALIFAX, Monday, Aug. 1.
The British Mail Steamer Europa arrived
this morning at Halifax at I past o'clock
She sailed from Liverpool at past o a. NJ,
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CALEDONIA co. BIBLE SOCIETY.

CALEDONIA co. BIBLE SOCIETY.
The CaIcaouia County Bible Society viii bold IL
annual meeting, At the Centre Village In ST. johns
bury. on the 10th DAY Of September next, services
to commence At 10 o'clock, 4. 81. Asermon may
be expected on the vccnson, by Rev. a. q. Button,
OF Danvno. THERON HOWARD,
Gee. uf Cat. Go. y. So.
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j" Wilderness Store. -
DRY GOODS /!

W. l. lGoods 4, Groceries, Hard Var s C''i-
Tern 'Croctery8 Gidss Ware OILS, Paints,
Tarnish, Drugs s. Medicines Tn Ware
= .Siapg Pipr E'ttii 4 Csh feefisAffs
Fish, Coar'c s. Fine Sdii SAT- Pori,
Hats. Saps, Books 4 Stationery,
Lddies, Misses and ChR,irHS
Shoes; Paper Hdngng', Sc.
They also keep Flour II common, Turcriino AMI
choice fancy brands. Also, The justly celebrated
WORCESTER PIT MS;-
n VARIOUS siyrs. he --rior partner 81 their arn
having been engaged In the mercantile business for
twcntyyenrr aud being very extensively acquuint-
cd In the Atlantic Cities they attcr themselves that
they buy, aud .ell ~ bow goods Of the same
quality can 10 bought NJ ANY ohcr storc M the VI.
entity not even excepting "DEFOT SIOltES,"
and those FANORABLI located.
with many thanks Tor past ayors, they solicit n
confluence pledging themselves jo use thcr utmost
cndcnvuu 10 merit the patronage Of their Former
customers. Very Respectfully,
The puhlics humble SERVANT,
DARLING g. WOODBURY..
Concord, August, 1851. 1jlw6
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CALEDONIA COtNTY
Gram IN ar School.

THsHF mll term hrrHs Wednesday September N
Il and ends November ".
INA OsAlOHL MlIdTR. Ar. Principal
M-s puEHg y. NCktIR, frecrpifefs.
Mis- I0sTrIuHF ~ NTuUpaHp, irHchrf e
Frnnch aHd Music,
M., LTrsA =. RHApirE Teacher n Painting
and Drawing,
Tuition 10 c0inrnpu Eugli,h Bmncbcr, $500
Higher EnFlish md Language, 800
Painting s Drawing kraneh ltrNifaliTb
r" AlHsu with use ~ Piano, 700
Board, Including liEiis, wood room, washing
ID 90 per tHffii. -
A roinmnsiinu, h0nse bic BON ltioi np cyprr',y
f1r ssit-LaWiffE rpums furnished ~ o low price
with .i0,r. Applications ty letter, NJ OihoyvlfD ~
4, A. Chandler, Ia. will be- promptly attended ~,
l. BOulEi.LE, scr,
pssrhatu.. IuIt "A TatI TInuA
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Rsr We understand that pr-J- Sage -Ril-
bourne, of this city, has been elected Profess
ror Of Surgery in ono Of our Medical Colleges
aLthe South " j. Tribune
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from the Island of Grand Canary, which state
that out of population of 5000, which the
itland contains, ut least 5000 have persisted
of cholera.
RS-The hay crops in all parts Of N. Hamp-
shire are stated to be very abundant, and the
latter part of it has been secured in good CON
dtion. Corn is backward, but winter wheat,
RYE, oats and potatoes are very promising
or Sheep raising in Wisconsin is repre-
scented to be realizing the most sanguine ex-
pectations of the farmers, the climate being
remarkably favorable, and the country fur
nishing abundance of feed. The expense Of
rearing the animal is said to be merely nomi-
nal, and the natural increase Of the flock is at
the rate of fhy per cent per year The same
facts, we learn, are applicable with equal
truth to Iowa.
8-The North American Of Monday speak
ing of the Gubernatorial canvass in Pennsyl-
vania, says at affords us great pleasure to
DO able to assure our readers that the intelli-
gUucU from nit parts tAs'-iat@FiaT- at tho
State is encouraging for the reelection OF
Governor.Johnston."
ar It is stated that among the million far
mcrs in the United States, there is not one
jew. This lie a singular fact, If true The
Ancient jews were pastoral people.
uS- The estate lcit by the late Joseph Bell
OF Boston, i" valued at nearly n million ofdol
lars. IL eonsists- chiefly Of landed PFePeEts
in Massachusetts. Vermont and New HanP
shire, but chiefly iuthe latter State. He lef
no will,
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Furnishing Goods !

consisting of ready made Linen and Cotton shirts,
posoms and Collars under Shirts aud Druwers' sell
--r4.,.-tl,,---SIoala- Cruyntsi Hdkis. Scnrp-S
Gsiycs, Muin., Suspcndcrp, Hosiery, No. &c,
GARMENTS Of every description cut and
made At the above named Establishments, VA any
style the customer may dosiroand warranted To give
Perfect Satisfaction.
People In want Of CLOTHING will find II 10 THOR
advantage to purchase their Garments at Their fs-
ubHshuruts where NIL garments u their ninil,iir,e
turing arc well aud substantially made, aud WAR
RANfED M recommended, at prices that viii pay
for time aud trouble.
One of the Firm will hereafter visit Boston or n.
York, the FIRST of EVERY MONTH, thereby
enabling them always TO have the latest and best
stylcs-constnntly ON hand. tI3eu
+. =. WOOLSON, July 5. C. WO0LSON,
I.ttleton, n. H., 1851. Lancaster, N ii.
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F0R THE HOLIDAYS!
Pleasures Of housekeeping.

Hot Water, Beef Steak and Oyster Dishes Coffee and
Tea Urns various patterns and sizes Dish Covers :;
Tea TRAYS 20 patterns Coffee and Tea Sets Silver Plated
aud Britannia Cutlery Of ali kinds Fluid and Oil Lamps
Hr,annia Glass; Bronz", Brass and Japan Candlestcks
BRITANNIA Brass and Japan Casters, Silver plated and Bri-
tannia Silver plated Spoons, Forks Butter Knives Sugar
Shovels Cream Spoons &c; Lens lamps double and sin
ge Britannia Cream Pitchers and Sugar Bowls Chill
dren's Cups Molsses Cups Britannia Stone and apan
Napkin Rings Dinner and Tea Bells l2 different kinds
britannia Water Pitchers; Bed Lamps; Looking Glasscs
10 patterns Alarm, day and 80 hour Clocks various
styles Chafng Dishes Hot Water Dishes Table Mats,
10 knis French Heaters Coffee Bigsins Egg Goddess
Hgg Pouchers; Curtain Fixtures Shutters and Trays Cork
Screws Spice Boxes, kinds; Tois Racks; Tea Cad
dies Flour and Pc per Boxes Graters kinds Iron
Spoons 10 sizes Batting Spoons sizes Iatcles, Ham
mers Stair Rods and thousand other articles, admirably
calculated for Holiday PRESENTS constantly hand and
for sale al the New HOUSE FURNISHING WARE-HoUsE,
WALDO BLOCK.
dec20-dtf WHEATON 81 HICKCOX
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Medical Notice,

ktTAR bath slam its Thousands but SCR0FIIA its
W Tens of Thousands DR.. E. BROWN of HAvER-
mtLt Mass The scrofla Doctor, author Of the 'Fenae
Mana OF HEALTH Scrofua, its ard its cure ard
oher works OF great celebrity has arrived in and has
taken rooms at the CENTRAL HOTEL, and will remain
lew days. for the purpose of personally attending upon
nyaids al eted with ScrofuIa or the thousand diseases
that originate from this Hydra disease.
Dr. g. IN offering his services to the people Of this place,
WISHES 1t to be distinctly understood that h. does
mere TO wage war with other physicians His business is
70 elp the invalid and not provoke chickering's aud jealous
les between himself and other members of the medical fra
terhity No one have higher exalted opn-
ion of the intelligent educated physician tn himself and
he VIII not place himselfn begerent attitude to them.
dec2i-dsywtf
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CARD.

rERs. HALL acqnants her friends and the public gen
"a Myrtle STREET for instruction in Music Frenca
and Painting IN Waer Colors, Moaochroafic Painting
DC. Mrs Twill also give lessons inviting English Gram
mar, History, Geography &c, and trusts having receive
her own education under tue first Masters of Ednhreh
That she viii be enabled to give entire satisfaction to all
those who may favor her with their patro Terma
moderate u Specimens Of Painting at Tt ;aFR's Book
STORE, Nam street drf April is
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II v. B. PALMER, the American Newspaper Agent is
the authorized Agent for the SPY in the cities of New Yok
aud Philadelphia and duly empowered take advertise,
nents and subscriptions. His receipts win be regarded
payments. His Offices are-Bosfon, Scoays Binding
Court street; New York, Tribune buildings Philadelphia
N W. corner Third and Chestnut streets. DIFF
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New-York Money.
Dancing and Calisthenic School,

MI X. q MRS MOORE take this opportunity to inform
I'VE their friends and former patrons that their next term
will commence at WARREN HALL, Saturday, Dec.
18th, at Il O'Clock P NJ Regular days of Instruction every
Wednesday and Saturday afternoons.
N b. Ladies and Gentlemen who wish for private In
structon in the Redowa Glide Waltz, Angelina or Cna
Temp Waltz Schottisch and Russian altz will please an
ply to Mr. NJ az the Hail. decl9-dtf
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C0AL-C0ALI



iHd as go0d an article as be obtained this city
elsewhere.
u VIE subscriber hns now ON hand best varieties
Pennsylvania Coal,
EA CARGO Or RETAIL which will be sold at Lotces'
M1rket Prices.
Also, best quality BITUMINoUS COAL, for Steam
Smiths use.
o. Orders through the Post Office or left al Lewis
bazePs Drug Store Main Street; A. Bayies Store
corner OF Main and School Streets o. Branans Store
southbrdge Street, and at my Counting Room the Yard
opposite Providence and Worcester H. r. Depot Green ST.
viii be thankfully received and promptly attended
oct3 disH c40 EDWARD SOUTHWICK.
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TyeW Years Presents.

4 CHOICE and va, led Assortment of Spar Cedar and
n Rosewood Boxes, Fancy Glass Boxes. Ladies' Com
paons, Needle Books Pin Cushions, Scissors, Thimbles
Emerys, Shawl and Handkerchief Pias, &c. &c.
Perinmery Coognes, Extracts, Hair Oils Combs and
Brushes of every variety, with other Toilet articles
select assortment OF Ladies' and CENTS Port Monies
Card Cases. &C., &c, with multitude of other and
Fancy Articles, expressly adapted for HOLIDAY PRE-
SCENTS May be found at the Worcester Thread Store,
PA Main street, opposite CIRCUITS Book Store.
dec30- dat JOSEPH A. ROWLAND.
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Notice.

TINE Annual Meeting Of the Members of the Merchants
L and Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Company viii
be held at the Company's Office, in Worcester on
WEDNESDAY, the first day of January, A. D. 1851 at 3
O'clock P NJ.
The subject of alterations in the BYLAWS will be con-
sdered at said meeting.
CHARLES L. PUTNAM Secretary
worcester Dec 10. 1880 tjanl-dec19
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Astrology.
EVENING GOODS.
chamberlain & co

C6AMlDE I1LAN cC w.
Are prepared offer their customers splendid assort-
ment of
Rich and Fashionable Goods,
for Ladies party dresses We would call particular atte-
ton to
BEAUTIFUL DOTTED TARLEToNs;
in colars Pink Blue, Cherry, and Maize; new and very
desirable article
DOTTED SWISS MUsLINs;l
Some in very fine, sheer goods.
REAL INDIA NULL MUsLINs;
very rare and beautiful fabric for Evening Dresses
LACE ANDM UsLIN DRESS PATTERNS;
Richly embroidered Plain rletons, Book and Swiss Mus
in, India Linens, &c of all qualities.
THIBETs, CAsHMEREs, and NOUS. DE-
LANES, in white, blue, pink aud gold coors very de-
sirabla goods for Party Dresses. Also
PLAIN BARRACKS and SILK TISSUES,
in all colors.
The above will be found to comprise much larger as
sortmenl Of Evening Goods than have ever before off
cred and they will be sold at very low prices.
anl-l6t6wtf H. II. CHAMBERLAIN e. co.
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Haywards Gazetteer of the United States
rFHIs Work will comprise ample descriptions of all the
Sates Territories Counties, Districts, Towns Cities
and Villages in the United States which will be appended
numerous Statistical Tables GOOD Map of the United
States and choice variety of handsome Engravngs, by
JOHN AYWARD, author of the New England Gaze teer
Law Register Book ofReligions, etc
The GAZETTEER is TO be issued as the United
States Census has been officially returned ashngon
which will be in the early part of 1s5l No pains expense
will be spared render this Work and valuable
to the public generally.
l. will contain between 700 and eco pages printed
with and beautiful type, good paper full bound in
leather, in superior st with gilt backs and Price
to subscribers, Three Dollars copy payable delivery
AGENTS WANTED.
The undersigned having the agency Of the Counties of
Worcester, Hampshire, liampden Berkshire and Franklin
DESTROYS of obtaining number of efficient Agents in ali
the above Counties the several liberal
commission will be allowed For further information APP
ply to
WARNER KINDS or
LUClUS BEACH,
dec30-d6wtf "a Mechanic street, Worcester
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Worcester and Nashua Railroad Company

A sEMI-ANNUAL Dividend oftwo dollars and twenty
N five cents per SHARE will be payable at the Office
the company in Worcester, ON Wednesday, the frs
day of january next, holders Of Stock the 25th
slant. 1T w. HAMMOND, Treasurer
Worcester, December I6, 1850. d&w3w-decl7
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Ed WAND q. ssaN.
TEACHER OF VTsM

ORGAN, PIANO FORTE, AND VOCAL MUSIC.
No. 3 Warren He'll. Pemrs-st.,
Piano Fortes tuned and any other business wit
the profession will be promptly and faithfully attended
Worcester March 22 d,vfv
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VIII LIAM DICfxTNsO
NOTARY PUBLIC.

VIII attend this and ether OF business at bis
OAice Che Central Bank.
Worcester, Oct. G. 1885, DIFF
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Parrett's nua-Honsa

No. $40 Washington street., Ecston.
tThe Oldest and most extensive in New EuglandJ
EfVERY description Of goods dyed and finished in III ,
H style that has given this establishment the superorre
ior fifty years past Having the lead in this business tb
propetors mean to retain it, by keeping advance of ali
others in the beauty and excellence of their work and
moderate charges MARTIN II. WILLIAMS, Agent,
Central Block, I27 Main street. Worcester
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R0nKG an ATTCTT0M.

4 LARGE and valuable Invoice of Miscellaneous
N Standard and Gift BOOKS, will be sold by HOWE
PUTNAM, at their ROOMS, on Front street, common
cling TUESDAY EVENING, Dec 81, at ST o'clock. and
continuing Eg cry EVENING, until further notice. The
been offered at Auction in this city.
The Books are new. recently published and warranted
perfect in every respect
This will be chance for persons to purchase for
CHRISTMAS and NEW YEARS GIFTS.
~ The sale will be POSITIVE and UNLIMITED.
N. B. Books private sale during the day at average
auction prices. HOWE & PUTNAM, Aucrs.
dne24
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Wanted.

IMPORTATION Of EDWARD HEALY, late of tia
Revenue Police, County Sligo Ireland. Last heard Of
august, l849-then in the employment OF MIR. Michael
iar. Farmer, Worcester, State Massachusetts BY his
Wife "Dessy feay," Care of Mr., Condlan, (st Urban
Street, Montreal, at this Office. dec 27
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White Kid Gloves.

m DOZEN of the best article all sizes, Just received
~ and for sale at So cents pair
dec21-d4w HALL a. TrFosfpSON