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"a New a0ssfsiesaa y.assGrfssss
SRrounAoa Soag rAIssr AND sisDpsras.
! : Ths Illustrated F'aInily Friend. nS
ANswS SAsD ELEsAsr PApga. 7
srSLIsiirD ar coLUaBIA. SOUTH csRoLisA,
AND EDITED By y. A. foI,HAss,
aoiiei.s EIstnlnntion and Challenges coiapasE
se1a With any Northern paper. III
spsendid papsr, rontain. on iginni rsirs, skseeL.
90, News. Poetry. Agricultural Athletes. and
Whatever cise shat will interest m fn,eIligens
community bssidss four elegant Enyrnsings
saeh week. 49, 80, 81 q Sfsts
fTeIns. $500 per annun; address. ssa
s. A. GOODMAN 4 }. J.J.LYOSs.
CslassIis, South 6Csarofiaa =
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Tile Chnrn,s OF Friendship.

Sweet Frindship! thine the healing power,
TO cheer the hear, when troubles lower,
To chase the shade of life away,
And cast around perfect day.
'Tis thine, when f'at,erng fortune smiles,
To guard rs from it's iateful wilcs,
And keep our feet from sorrows snare.
When darkly hid il gathers there.
Then, lovely Friendship! be thy smile
My morning light, my evening vile;
While on this fatcful ball stray,
TO make 10 life purer day
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cr1ur ~ Nrw yopv Tho Nov

CRIME IN NEW YoRK.-Thc New
York Herald says:
Con reviewing the criminal history
Of this city for year or two past,
we are astonished at the increase Of
crime and murder that has taken
place within that period. Notwith.
standing that five or six executions
have taken place within a compara.
lively short time, murder stills stalks
abroad. The knife Of the assassin is
unshcath"d, and plunged into the
vitals Of his fellow man, to crafty
premcditated revenge, to wipe out an
imaginary offence, or for tho purpose
of gain. Four men arc now undc:
sentence Of death in this city, and
several here and in our neiyhbolhood
are awaiting trial for that awful
cline. Rowdyism- the precursor
of crime and murdcr-is still rampant
among US, and to add to the
horrible state of affairs, arson is Of
frequent occurrence In this and other
parts of the State. There is no
nr;poc ne cnch fra....,Srs SistSSfss
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Boots and Shoes.
SOUTIlERN MADE PLAN.

rE5p SUUT1fEKN MADE PLhN' Sap
R@A TATION b X OG A II S.-$@A
GHOuSE SERVANT SHOES W..
&C., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, NO.
30, EAST BAY, CHARLESTON, so. CA.
The subscriber Agent tor the SOUTH CAR.
OLlNA SHOE FACTORY. at Charleston,
s. e., and the CIIERhW FACTORY, nj Che.
raw, s. c., will offer for sale in this market by
the ist Of September. large supply Of Sou,h-
srn made PLANTATION BRO,ANS and
HOUSE SERVANTS SHOES. together with
q general assortment Of BOOTS and SHOES,
which will he sold Mt the lowest market prices
fo7 goods or q aiiliar quality.
Il. A. PRINGLE,
Deale in Brogans, Boots and Shoes,
No. 30. Eas, hay.
August, 10. 1851. Am.
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Notice,

Tho Bsnk OF The State Of Sonth Carolina, vs.
VIM X. Davis, Er'or. Of John N. Davis.
Master's Office. ll,h August, lS5l.--In pursu.
nnes Of the Decree. notice is hereby given to tho
creditors of John y. Davis deceased, 20 eorse
IN and prove their ,lebls hciur. me, on or bcfere
The jt M January nett, Otherwise they will DO
excluded the benefit Of the Decree 81
JAMES. w. GRAY, Asessr In Epsisc.
AtSttE az sfsS: <s-ka:d
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Plantation for Sale,

Tha subscriber ofTers for sale his CO1-rOF
PLANTATION adjoining lands OF Col. X.
Spann. and Harrington Jennings Esq. Also
tract Of Pine land. miles from SuInterville
containing about 1000 ucres.
fo' terms &c, nppsy to 5. Mayrant.
GORDON W. BRADLEY
August l9tb, 1881 ss
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N. CRA e,
Manufactures OF Hssagglca.

2 tSHA,ums his sincere ,hnnka TO Y-N y
.lS i..i1s II & :ski.er M.,HicTs sgEs
iot- ,h.;-..d:rai patronage hither. -SIS-
TO bestowed and begs loavc to inform them tha,
he keeps constantly on hand the above articles
Of his own manufacture and warrants the samo
to be of The best material, workmanship. and Of
the latest style. His p.icca sha!! compete with
tho Charleston prices, and as to durability, no
comparison; To be convinced, you will please
call at his Carriage depository ON Broad Street,
under the Town Hall and examine for your
selves.
With twenty years experience, and Liberty's
aid.
He'll vie with the country and tho arts 'of
his trade.
May l4th, 1881 80 II
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FLORA,

Pastry Cssk and Baker Of Cskss,r Gs. &c
Ofiurs her services to the ci,ixens Of
Sumter and hIe adjoining Districts 10 the
preparation Of bridal fcasis, parsy.suppcrs.
&c. Her .ong experience aad service In
every department Of her business. iustifics
hor In onga,gingto give entire satisfaction
to her employers.
Sho may be found by application at tho
Barber'a Shop in thia place.
GgMttgyillDa 5An Slh; lsi2 Eg1n
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ROBERT LATTA.

LATE THE FIRM OF DICKSON d LATTA
would respe c,fully inforrn his friends and tho
public generally. that he 10 now Receiving po>
ririy Of Heavy and Fancy Groceries, which he
will sell low for cash--Two doors above tho
Plan,ers' Hotel. and Immediately opposite Jnmcs
Dunnp's. esq.
Camden, y. C.. Dec. 10Th, 1850 a 8
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Webb Clark's Hotel,
.SUIITERVILLE g. O.

OOIN LNN VILL-E, y. O.,
fafhsTsM This Hotel ia situated in the most
l!,s@ pleasant part Of tho town. The
i.2assA Proprietor will he pleased to nee
his friends and the travelling public; prom.
ising 10 spare no exertions on his part to
render thom comfortable. Charges re~-
sonoble.
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Shoes! Shoes |!

Ladies' black and cnlored Goi,ers.
Kid and Morocco Slips and Ties.
Gents and Boys Shces.
NEGRO SHOES, DO. &C.
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NoalSc.

Persons having demands sgaFnst the Es.
tate of r. Riehorsasos, Dec'd. are requested
to present item dusy a,.csted, an! those H..
dsbted TO max" payme',t TO
&. NJ. RICHARDSON.
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) )
being rcproved, and none for
's..,sasaa<ho" ihsep less punishment ss lss sSg
is to be hoped that the exccu
tion Of Concklin, at Utica, or
Friday last, will have the effect oi
lesscning this species Of crime
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dharleston aopertissmt,,ts.

S<se~sNS ~SS~S% SSS AAsAHs@s
DRY GOODS
In CHARLESTON, s.. C.
DIRECT IMPORTERS.
G. & Il. H.. kERRIS0N 4 GO,
bIaxcr IMroarERs of European Dry Goodss
are happy TO inform their friends md customers,
that they aro now receiving by every arrival
from Europe additions to as complete stock Of
staple anad Fancy Dry Goods
90 hns every been offered in this market.
GOOD GOODS ARE FURNISHED AT
Low PRICES,
and those who purchase in their city are invi.
ted to examine their styles. which will be found
peculiarly adapted TO the Southern Trade.
LADIES DRESS GOODS AND
DOMESTIC FABRICS IN
EYE1Y VARIETY: OF
NEGRO CLOTHES, BLANKETS AND
PLANTATION DRY GOODS, A
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT.
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES.
in their line in every variety: together with q
Tree frum any mixture Of Cotton.
All articles sold nre guaranteed TO prove CO
represented.
Tcrms--Cash or City acceptance.
e. & E. L. kERRISON & CO.,
2O9 North West Corner
King &; Mnrkct.strccts.
September 2, 1851. 45-tf
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April o. 1881
Shawls.

Enbfck!crd Cashmere Siew.s.
Deisin, and Cashnaesa Shass,s.
with variety Of other Bhawls. For saia iess
by w. J. FRANCIS.
oSs' sai asA ee-H
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Butter. Lard, Bacon g. Corn

PRIME Mountain Butter, Gh smsil ti,kin,
do DO. Leaf Lard, do.
North Carolina Bacon.
do CORN.
March IS. 1851 ~ #
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-sA 4 LOO

Plantation Leather, for sale low 6y
W. J. FRANCIS.
Gnder tic ofiics Of tho sunteY Banner.
Junels.
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Shoes! Shoes s!
Wholesale Boot ns,d Shoe

400 Cn,cs Of BOOTS and SHOES. for
sa.c 10 pcr cent. chna por than can be purchased
in the months rriora. by JOHN COMNliNGS,
274 kingntrcot, Charleston, ). c.. opposite Bab
cocks Hook Store.
Gv TERMS-Cash, or approved notes as
s.Ity days.
ESy will fit, TO measure, PLAkTA TON
DROG ANS. Mt reduced prices. }. C.
Charleston, OcIe 50 u
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The Great Islander cns..

We publish to-day the first portion of the proceed
iags before the Supreme Judicial Court, now in SEES
sion IN this city, in the Asahe Fairbanks and
wife against Samuel r. Burroughs for an alIedged
SANDER upon Plaintiffs wife. The case is one Of
unusual interest and will probably occupy the atten.
ton Of the Court for several days Eloquent coun
sci are employed upon both sides and g perfect
cloud ofwitnesses" throng tie court room, many Of
whom have come great distance and from fee die
feren States Of the Union, to testify in the case We
shall keep our readers advised of the matter as \
progresses.
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Massachusetts Legislature.

WEDNESDAY, April %.
SENArE.-rIouse papers disposed of concur
rentIy.
Mr. Seaver from the Committee on Mercantile AZ
fairs and Insurance. reported a bill authorizing the
widening the draws on the bridges OF Mystic River
Mr.. Warner offered the following oder, which was
adopted: Ordered, that the judiciary Committee in
quire whether any Legislation is needed in relation to
taking dispositions in perpetual remembrance.
The orders OF the day then taken up, and the
following matters were passed to be engrossed:
Bill to incorporate the Female Mutual Sewing Socie-
ty Of Lynn; Bill to authorize A. II. Rowland to build
and maintain Marine Railway in New Bedford; Re-
solve in aid Of the Public Schools; Bill concerning the
First Parish in Marshfeld, relative the Parish Fund
Bill to set off part OF Winchester to Gardner.
HoUsE.-A return of the number, occupations, Sc,
Of the prisoners in the State Prison, was ordered.
Several bills reported; among them bill au-
horzing the municipal authorities Of towns and cities
to appoint police officers with all the powers of consta
bes, except the service and execution of civil process
es a bill authorizing Judges of Probate TO license the
sale by executors and administrators of OUTSTANDING
debts other property Of deceased persons in certain
cases; and bill extending the State bounIes gr
cultural and II lrticuIturaI Societies,
The order OF the day taken up. The motion TO
reconsider the whereby the bill to increase the cap
al stock Of the Grocers' Bank was rejected, prevailed
and the bill ordered to third reading 10y of
1874 to ll2.
The bill to increase the cap tai stock of the Mer-
chants Bank in New Bedford, and the Bamstabe
Bank, were also ordered to the third readings.
The special assignment viz the further execution of
the order of the election Of u S. Senator for six years
from March 1851, then taken up.
The following was the result of the first ballot.
Whole number of votes, 387
Necessary to a choice, 1874
Charles Sumner had 1874
Robert G. Winthrop had 1877
Scattering, 26
And Charles Sumner appeared to be elected. The mi
norty report then submitted, giving votes for
Mills instead of one, which would make the result,
choice.
The Evening Commonwealth of yesterday states that
counted by the committee Jla,aE was a int
ed vote for Charles Sumner, with the name Of John
Mills family written under it, the name of Sumner not
being erased.
The majority of the Committee reported ii as an il
legal vote, and consequently blank The minority
ported that should be counted for Mills. If counted
for Mills, there is choice. If counted for Sumner o.
blank, he is elected
The question is under d scusson in the House
Drowning men catch at straws
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From Lake superior.

The copper trade until year or two, has not been
OF much importance, the result Of the efforts were
not such as to Justify any great operations. But il
now appears to be attracting good deal of attention
Whether the demand for copper stock is fair in
iex to the value of the copper regions remains to be
seen.
There are now sixteen mines in the vincity Of
Ontonugon river and there will be many Others
opened this summer. The success ofthe Companies
is great, without single exception. The mines are
giving satisfactory returns for the amount expended
The Pntsburg, Philadelphia and Lake Superior
Copper Co. commenced operations in l847, under
the guidance offs. Wallace, Esq, as its President
Others that commenced before or about the same
time have been equally successful. Stocks are ris.
ing very fast and the people getting excited a.
they were some years ago. Yet the business il
done on a good foundation. No mines are worked
on credit Everything is enormously dear. Mess
Pork is 4 lS to 20; Flour 80; Beef ZIG; Corn Mea
W.; Butter rs cents per pound; Dried Apples, Su
gar Rice, Salt Fish, and Lard cannot be bought a
any price.
Wages also very high. Two hundred mel
could be employed if they were there. Laborer
get from s Ia to 26 per month, with board.
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G8TRobert B. Rhelt, whose son has been men,
Der of the present Senior class at Harvard University,
has removed his son from College, on account of the
anti-slavery agitation in Massachusetts. A Boston
paper says "the College Faculty have voted as
special favor that degree shall be granted to the
young man. Northern boys could not get degree,
without remaining till Esll Term, or offering some
good reason for their departure "What subserv
eucy /!
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-04-24

The Peterborough and Shirley Railroad has been
leased to the Fitchburg Railroad for an annual rent
of six per cent on the actual COST which is to be in
creased 10 seven per cent, on the completion of the
road to Mason Village, N. H., which will probably
be this spring. The total cost of the road is $685.
25O, including $40, 900 ofbonds, on which the same
per centage is due as on the shares of stock.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-04-24

U Western Virginia wants and insists upon hav-
ing representation provided solely upon the white
population. Eastern Virginia insists, that blacks, to
some extent, shall be counted as well as whites
This long controversy before the Conventions, is
likely to be settled, it is sad by adopting the mixed
basis for the Senate and the pure white basis for the
House.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-04-24

GB- The Philadelphia Arcade, in Chestnut street,
was sold at private sale few days since for $IlO,
600. DIR. Jayne was the purchaser.
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stiII Later by Telegraph.
ThseeSDays Later from Erope-ArrivaI of
the Asia.

The steamer Asia arrived at New York on We'd
nesday, 23d inst, in ten days and twelve hours
from Liverpool. She brings 60 passengers and
fl2,75o sterling freight, but no news of the
slightest interest to American readers farther than
cotton has declined IA Of penny per ID,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-04-24

The Prize Ticket of the Lind concert at Wheel
ing, Pa, sold to Herr ImhoT for 800. The next
morning the tickets were selling from IS to $40.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-04-24

EB The man who first introduced f,nning mill into
Scotland was denounced as atheist for getting up
gales Of wind when Providence intended a calm.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-04-24

ONE OF THE PARsNIPs.-Mr. John Ferson, Of
Nashua, has raised Parsnip which measures five feet
two inches in length.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-04-24

GB-An otter was caught at East Hartford, (Ct)
lately. These animals are now exceedingly rare in
those parts.
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Worcester Co. Csonthl Anti-s1nre,r soe

The Annual Meeting of this Society for the choice {
cers and other business, (unavoidaby postponed roi
regular time will be held in Worcester, in Il City NM
commencing at O'Clock Saturday evening, April
and continuing Sunday, day ami evening
WIN. LLOYD GARRIsoN, CHARLES T.. BuRtEIcH al
piES 5. FosrEe, Lucy STONE, and other speakers viii
tend
The members and friends Of the Society are requested
give punctual attendance.
EFFlNGnAM L. CAPRON, President
JaHN II. CRANE, Secretary ap23 ditwcil
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Election Of charles Summer.

Yesterday, as will bes seen by the Legislative pro
ceedngs, in another column, Charles Simmer Esq.
was fairly elected to the United States Senate, by
majority Of the votes of the House of Representa-
lives, in concurrence with vote of the Senate pass
ed several weeks since. But it seems that old hunk
erism contrved to set this vote aside, against every
principle of decency and justice, and to submit the
question again to the action of the House.
Still Later by Telegraph.
BY dispatch received at late hour, last eve u
ing, we learn that three more baotings we've alter
wards had, upon the last Of which the vote stood:
Sumner, lS5
Winthrop, I66
Scattering, &c
Necessary to choice, 1889; Mr.. Sumner wanting
votes of an election-aud the House adjourned.
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WORCESTER DAILY SPY.
TmuRspAY. ApR1L a4. 1s5l.

" Advertisers wishing have their advertisements ap
the day, will Please send early in The day as
possible Also those wishing insert advertisements III
the Weekly, should send in as early Monday noon
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-04-24

3rGoy. Hunt, OF New York, has called an extra
session Of the Legislature and ordered elections in
the districts where vacancies exist, occasoned By
the resignation Of several Democratic Senator's. -
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-04-24

% The suspension bridge at Niagara Falls has
been declared place of entry, by then anne of Par,
Stamford.
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oB~ The Legislature of Missouri are said TO have
passed law e1pelling all the agencies of Insurance
Companies from that States
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gY- When the news of the return of Sims reached
Marlboro, the parish bell was tolled serenty-fae
Times to indicate that independence had ceased to
exist.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-04-24

WILLIAM DICKINSON, Notary PubIic.-
Win attend 10 this and to other matters of business t
:, once over the Central Bank.
Worcester, Oct g. 1850. dff
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VV-Archbishop Eccleston, of Baltimore, died il
that city on the 22d inst
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COOL, SPARKLING SODA WATER. wi h every vi
~ ofsyrups, so tickets for 81, 60. j. TL4ZELL'
aplJ-d4m ApothecdrY. No 21I Main
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uS Mr.. McEleyy, merchant tailor, bought III
Jenny Lind premium ticketat Cincinnati, for 1878.
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WATER CURF.--DR. S. ROGERS is now prepared
10 poad ana treat patients give without boa
at his residence, NO. GLEN STREET
OFFICE Hours from ii to l2 and TO 4-a No Af4pfx
STREET. d&wtf ocf5o
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lg-A young lady recently appeared in male attire
az 81 Louis Her disguise so perfect that if she
had had little more modesty, she might have pass
ed for a man.
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WHEATON & HICKCOX are daily recs;x;n,
NeN; oPehod ana uselui articles Tor Hosekcepes, which
they will sell low can be bought in New York 81 os
ton We have just received invoice of Reed BIfcn,a
splendid britannia Tea Setts and Casters. Als, D Cbv-
efs Tea rays Cutlery IRON plated and britannia Spoons,
VOC bowis' Ch0ppng Trays Chopplng Knives, Tubs
for 81 the nest (o 3 Pals lower prices than an be
bought III TINS CITY; Wen Buckets, Nest Boxes, Suga x-
es, Butter Boxes and every other description Wooaen
Ware. Tin Ware, OF quality that beofe 81
eIed in this market Iapanned Ware Of every desf4n-
ton; Stai Rods, Curtain Bands Clothes Baskets Bakie0
apparatus of every description; Clocks, eightt an aaa
thirty hour, and every thing else cessary for hose
keeping
ap22 d6twlt WALDO BLOCK Main Il N
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Bliss Compound Cod Liver Oil Cansly,
ANY of our friends who troubled with cold, oouk
Influenza or with the asthma, and who desire sometng
greatly mitigate their snfiernes, do welas
purcl aSe package of Bliss Compound Cod Live hi
Candy, which is agreeable the choicest confectu
and still as powerful medicine the pure, unadultera
cod liver oil Any one purchasing must take especal e
that he procures genuine article for there are numeI0
couuterleits in the market
u Prepared oy B. X. BLISS sole proprietor sprSk
field. Price Is cents package For sale by D. SC0T3
JR. & co, general Agents for Worcester. apl3 OWN
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Madame Young and Madame HTaine.
The CLAIRvoYAYTs,-Havi been induced BY fi
friends and patrons again visit Worcester, would nd,
say to all those Ladies and Gentlemen that wish TO Corn
them, that they will remain at the Franklin House unf ID
LIST OF May They be consulted relative to business
law marriage, sickness, absent friends, whether deA .
alire, &C.
The sick and afflicted may be greatly benefited BY sbr
sultng them.
u Private entrance Thomas street, First M
Up Stairs, on the GG. ap2l I'll
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febl3-dtf

sEGARS of Exquisite favor are always~tO
be found i'll quantities suit, at the Drug store Of
eb13-dtf OF MaaaSS,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-04-24

MN = GOODWIN, an experienced and success.
iu Midwife holds herself in readiness day and nobtI
attend to the duties of her profession Residence Nd
Austin street. an5i M
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Notice to the Ladies.-Having cited nn

Notice to the Misunderstanding fitted up Rooms ID
the most Convenient and pleasant manner, expressly os
the DRESS MAKING BUSINESS and engaged the seryi
ces OF an experienced Mantua Maker, (M.ss NJ JoHM
SOM we shall be ready, April st carry that depart
ment of business in oil ats different branches in the mos
taste FIJI and scientific manner.
p. S-We would also inform the Ladies of Worcesfe
and its vicinity, that have made arangements to re
ceive the LATEST LONDON q PARIS FASHIONS
semi-monihly.
aprl-dwtf b. l.. UARDON ,&sFO.
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Silver Door Pla.

J. *. CLARK, HOMEOPATHIC PHYS
CIAN--No 4 Walnut Street. Office honrs from 3 /,
A. NJ, and from ! TO 7. NJ.
Worcester, JAM LIST, 1851. iar1 /,
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A GOOD NURSE
GAN BE OBTAINED AT NO. "a WASHINGT0
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DIR. II. BUXTON, PULNTONIST. - OFFICE
and RESIDENCE, No % conner Of Mechanic and Carl.
onsts-Where his services be promptly obtained al
any hour, by day night when not prevented y preyog
Professional Duties.
ASSIMILATION Advice, Free du-leeos
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90 The Penobscot is now free of ice to Bangor
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