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FARM at Public saIe.-Wli sold a

KIMBERTON FARM at Public SAe.-Wil be sold at
second day, the Nth OF the
property the Kmberton
occupied boarding school, situate in Chester
IN miles from Reading rail
station Phgnrvie and miles from the Chester on
Ph9nixviie Lancaster The farm
land, excellent quality high
The buildings spacious stone dwelling
house. back buildings and conveniences
accommodation of eighty boarde Abundance OF pure
spring distributed forcing through different
building The farm buildings large barn. with stabin
house, ice house &c The locality,
sanbrty
beauty contiguous the dwelling and Of the
desirable eiher The accommodation of
boarding house, is within two hours ride
adjoining the aboye will be sold at the
same particulars of Henry KnDcr
premises Isaac Jackson No 10 Marshall
" N. J. Warner, 225 ~ Fourth
Thomas Kmbe, No. 40 ~ Fourth Philadelphia
O'Clock day. at which time the cond
tons will be made known by
27-w3w ABIGAIL KINDER.
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sept I2-tf

NARPETINGs for the M,ilion.-Jus! received from As
" extensive sale of caTpetings by Messrs Wemengk III
New York, very extensive and choice assortment Of
tapestry plain English Brussels for and steps and 3
double ingram carpetinRs, some of which are from h An
anuactory and all purchased by our senior
rates. will enable furnish them at prices w q
reach of all in want of such goods.
Also from the sale, bales 1874 width drusss, p~s
the yard.
Cfumb cloths in drugget, with rich newsye borders md s
ground work very little neutTalcolored figures These ro
be well useful any house the sizes A
l24, l24 bv 1914, LA by LA, 1914 by l6+ 1914 N+Af
l7-4, 1874 by 1874 and 1874.
bales Dutch silk caTpetngs.
9baes Dutch hemp carpetings, both entirely new, and ri
goods which be sold lower than carpeng and vii e
longer For dining and chambers they will be found
sirable.
Them.
rich Swiss Oil coloTed cbnfz for parlor window
dernss and loops match. These goods elegant
Our stock of furniture goods particularly in caTpeng
materials is now complete, and extensive Than We ban
hitherto been able exhibit And feel assured nA ~
want OF anything in the furniture dry goods line cannot MA
il will be the fault OF the customer, not ours
CLAGETT h DoDsG
One door of of PennsyIvana and VI n
Sept 25-3teodif
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Al ENV Goods NOW opening The uu6screoei Ma W. M
IN of informing his friends and customers thai he
northern cities, where he mas been @
pas, selecting his stock OF fall and winter goods.
He Is prepared TO show such stock OF cloths azzs
vcsng dress shirts, drawers gloves, stocks w
umbrellas, &c, he has before had the pleasure
style, variety, and cheapness which, together with The
lively low he is under Mt present. enables him TO of
those want of any article in his line
and style that may be relied on.
P. j. sTEu
Merchant Tailor, eth street, ID door from Penn
Sent 95-.}taw3yyf
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These last issues made under the OF Goth March,
lS4S, usually known as the scaling law" which re-
qures all parties having claims against the State OF
Texas present them the auditor, who is directed to
receipt for the amount at the specie par value at the time
the debt incurred There is nothing 10 show what
above sum- TO which particular class classes Of
debt it belonged.
The act OF i4th January, 1910, 10 which reference is
made the report OF the Secretary OF the Treasury
tains the following section, viz
"Src. Is Had BE- it fnvthsr ENACTED, That, for the
dem on of all loans negotiated by the republic OF Texas
pde Of the of the linking fund, the
proceeds OF the public lands generally, lis revenues, and
public faith, soemnly pledged"
RECAPITULATIoN.
OF principal OF the debt. Sc ,7ooyD5 n
Interest s,'So' ~ - 40. - .
Estimated by Texas In specie Al follows, viz
Principal. ..,....,.....,.,,. ....,'',', $1,000 ID
49, o,sTyoa ~
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JAMES L. EDWARDS, late Com mssssosM ~,
sons. and Simeon Smith, attorney aiaw, ,osnsfH W
buts New York, have opened office In Washnfoh 10y
Tho OF business agents for Claims before
the executive departments the general government De-
e their unremtied attention business thst may
10 their care Reference may be made to any MEMBER
CONGRESS. . - U.a
Letters post paid, addressed TO Edwards smi'h, hN
Hotel, will be duly attended to-
Sep l0-dly
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DOARDIN0.--Theve are vsesnt rooms on ,m,y -
ID wcss II ian Of them suitable fo' '-
other for single person.
Sept 25--3d
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Fitchburg and Worcester Railro.35


% f5ss -5ssssssss55sssss-77 55s9s =szss7 r7=
Z@2SZ-=sS = !. tss..sssaasssas is..;ss,.1
TRAINS leave Worcester for Fitcbburg IN -
i with the Worcester and Nashua trains m conlecti,
cept Sundays at ' every day "a
Gas and II A. NJ, and at loPMi
RETURNING-Leaye Fitchburg at
e-20 A. NJ, 1890 and 5.45PN
The shortest and most direct Railroad routab,
cesier, Mass and Burlington, VT is bv The Wv Wcr
burg, Bellows Falls and Rutland This ronta 10y o. Fitch
miles shorter than any other. '"enylW
The next shorter route is by the wav Of Fi,1i
lows Falls, Windsor White River Juncton aI u1fg, Be-
er. This route is 20 miles shorter than any l molIs
the one mentioned above, and it is 90 miles ntsa e1cR
other route to all stations on the Vermont Cetr %
sumpsc River Railroads. "i aid Pas
Passengers going by either of these roptes Inv ,b
train from Worcester, have an hour at Fitchbprs IL n
TO get breakfast Those going in the II o1clocg i ~ Viii"
worcester have fifty minutes at Fitchhurg al d' o
and those going IN the last train have fifty miun s
for tea 'es 10 ST
observation-disclosures who arrive at Ftcbbpr.,
u O'Clock NJ train, have time get dinner nnd s u
arrive in the minutes past o'clock F. NJ main L VII
10 get lea and arrive at Worcester as early as L
route The early train from Fehburg arrives in " que
Ter in season for the New York train via SnTe Stc
the last train III season for the New orb train viz NJ
Nov II, 1850. va NOfWn]
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale,

c<1<4&.A FOR SALE, the Estate knoun AZ the
@TM Russell Place on Pleasant street dipec,iv
s4gN m M opposite the Nursery of the Subscriber
fsL115 The Estate contains FIVE ACRES NJ
GE=zssEsz2zzszss Land is bounded on three sides w.
streets mas upon it good ard substantial dwelling
mousse Darn, She'd and Shoe-nakers Shop Green House
SHY leet long, with fourteen Hamburg anu Chasseas
Grape vines which produce bout punds of the mos,
choce iruli annually and small and neve falling stream
and well ndspted to the cultivation Of fruit and yegetaic
The SUD- crbsr will axe lie the Green house If de-
ssu, ana VIII give the purchaser full instruction in its man
agoment and h. the care and training of the yines
40 speehiators IN real estate, any gentleman des
ous o. securing residence in quiet healthy and easant
Pc es OF business is belesei present offers fayora
PIE opportunity for Investment The estate will be sold
~ peleSeo NJ low price and upon terms the most rem
ohtbe. For further informa ion application NAV he
~ 1de to Francis l. Menick, orto the subscriber -
'eoii-u<""u ID. WALDO LINCOLN
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AMERICAN POLISHING POWDERS.
pRFpAREn AT RFRIIN N V

A RECENTLY discovered mineral substances WON
IN DERFUL LABOR SAVING ARTICLE consisting of
two qualities No. will cleanse insta7tGHe ous leaving
brilliant polish gold silver glass and Daguerrean
fist plates No for cleansing BRASS brittana, metal
copper tin &c. &c To Hotel keepers is indispensable
for cleansing knives and forks, &c 1t VIII oil or
grease from carpets, wooes silks other brcs with
out injury color; it will oil from mahogany
marble and than hakf the labor and crgfnSe
usual such articles For sale 10y the subscribers Ber
lin, n. Y. % Local agents wanted.
F.R GOURLAY & co.
Berlin, N Y, Jan. 10, 1851. janl4d8 w3msdM&F
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Rart Chance for a Good Mechanic.

TSOR SALE-A Steam Mill, situated the foarshng
IL town of Holliston the Milford Branch R. r.
ssting of an Upright Saw or saving logs Planning and
BOxboard Machine, Grist MILL &c &c together with
about of Land. The Engine nearly new, and all
the machinery in good running order. There is good
of business which might be considerably increased
The above will be sold very low and favorable terms of
payment For further part cuars apply to b. F. BACHEL
DER, Esq Hollston, or to SAMUEL RICE, No. State
st. Bo ton. jall24 dwlm
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NEW STOVES.

can and examine me variety of Rew Siouss 10 b,
found IN W0rcesteT,
At L0RIyG's, No. ~ NaIn-street,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL SroyE A.D lRos sroRE
4 HAVE the BAY STATE for coal and wood lneqnallea
l ~ any other stove. Also the FARMERS Air Tight
stove, warranted; QUEEN OF THE CITY; BUNKER
NIL, sc.
FOR PARLoR STOVES, have some very desirable
which viii work well with wood coal For sitting
koons have Stoves ph Ore either for wood or coal;
ia call and ookny stock is larfe-Tny prices Town,
iesire to please all who give call.
73 MAIN STREET,
OLD STAND or RICHARDSON Il LoRiNS.
sept >, e0dws,s
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Board.
Wanted

EOUh or hye Gentlemen be accommodated with
Il Board at No. 80 THOMAS ST. DIFF no 1''
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Rice improved lightning Conductors

THE subscribers would respectfully inform the inhab
tants of Worcester and vicinity that they prepared
10 erect LIGHTNING CONDUCTORS, the ensuing season
superior any thing Of the kind ever yet offer
cd to Notwithstanding for the rude connections
y used copper points and astenngs ded spires and cop
per bottoms, adding thereby materially the beauty
strength and durability Of the work ~ Orders by mai
promptly attended to- L. c. RICE
Worcester, March g. dwtf J. P. RICE
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LIGHT! LIGHTt

ne handsomest, cheapest and best article for Lfght
(now IN use) Is Marsh's Patent Oil. This is new in
yenton but very extensively used by the public
rms On composed entirely Of vegetables and contains
SOME SIX or eight parts The whole forms body lin an
pearance) like Clarified Sperm OIL but burns With ul
more brilliant fame for expense from one fourth TO
hall cent per hour with one lamp " WV
The above is for sale at r. Newtons Fos,ar Co..
opposite the Boston and Worcester Rail Road Depot
feb2-dwActf - ''e''o''
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Barrett's Dye-House.

, NO i4o Washington street, Boston.
tlhe Oldest and most extensive in New Eu,,,nd,
~ en- I'm, description Of goods dyed and finished IN a.,
u, ie hal has given this establishment The ~
mean to retain it, by keeping in Advance r. n
~ e beauty and excellence Of their wort az,
''0 'nA GsS;,. m hR R. WILLIAMS Agent, '''
decI0-3mos - 10 WAN street, worcester.
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Az In AhhANEEMENT-Oi. and after Oct 2. 1850


Teoyo rro.;I VI At :. 10 aIld II am. and pm,
qrD SINs totSence a. |42 and 80 am. and 350prn
nhAlNS CoNNECT at Mlvie with coaches 10y 80.
ond Su NasonVe at Uxbridge with coaches for MIlnr
aJ d WWbenaon AT Whtns with coaches for East DouSa
ire E. Village and Upton; at Worcesfer Giaioh Oel
mSslerh H. Road and Norwich and w r. r. and Wore
Con rSSTua AT Waterford with trains of NoroIt
Oq py haifoad Tor and from Boston, De(bnm e.
- Passengers by the 745 train from Proyidence cam
J." posssna ork VIA New Haven, the same evening
arrive M ny me o9V r. NJ train from Providence can
a5rse al Springfield and Hartford the same evenn
Inc Il.SO trains connect Worcester with ,he
TN i ~ seW ork which leaves Worcester at PM
Win trains for Boston, Taunton Fan Rive pe M
and S ~, IRAN connects at Providence with the Bosor
"'' Sr y 9l 15 mn, train for New York
Hamlet SA1CTI u Sr nor stop at Ashton Of
Sept 25, 1850. ~" al" WICK, Snpt
dwff
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FALL AND WINTER FASHIONS,

MRS. FELTON,, begs leave to inform the Ladies OF
l Worcester, that she has received her Fall and Winter
Fashions and that she prepared with the assistance of
French Miner, make from the richest materials, any,
thing they may please order short notice, nsat
md fashionable style
NIB Some very choice styles Of Bonnets will be opcI
ed Thursday of this week The Ladies are respectfully
invited to call and examine the above
Worcester, Nov. 20. If DIV
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GourHeville Fire and
WEATHER PROOF PAINT

PREPARED AT BERLIN, n. Y.
" He above paint Mineral Substance recently discov
cred in large in the State of New York. and by
chemical analysis (made by eminent scientific menu it
proved to contain mixture of magnes oxide ofiron sc.
&c. and equal if not superior, to any other paint
1t be had in almost any shade-from light yell
low stone color to deep yellow: and when applied
the surface of brick, wood, stone tin IRON becomes
perfect covering of slate rendering inperUo Fire or
Weather For roofs of houses it is unsurpassed.
For sale by the subscribers rin NJ " from Is to 20
per cent cheaper than any other paint
lT Local agents wanted throughout the nion
T. R. GOURLAY g. Co.
Berlin, N. Jan. 10, 1851. d&w3misM&F
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COMFORTABLE.
S. P. Champney. No. l, Piper BLOCH

,
TTAVlKG removed TO No. l. Piper Block would inform
his friends and customers that he has Opened larne
stock of WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEwELRY, SILVER Spoons
CUTLERY, &c. which will be sold at fair prices Persona
attention given to WATCH REPAIRING and all kinds done
In the best st,le.
Thankful for past fayos he intends merit their con
tnuance Remember No Piper Block Sign Of the large
Watch.
orcester, Jan. 81. ian2ld6tw6t
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Steam ENGINE for Sale.

A STEAM ENGINE of IS to 30 horse power II inch
IN Cylinder, 80 inch stroke with two cy Under Boilers
80 feet long and AZ inches in diameter with IL inch ues
all in prime order; and will be sold at bargain Inquire
of 5. HATHAWAY, at Tolman, Luthers Co., Cana
treet. Worcester. d&wtf-dec26
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Farm for Sale in Leicester.

EdIM LOT Sale IN LelCeSteT,
Ga A small Farm, situated in the westerly mart of
As.M "A the Town, about two miles from the village
t containing about Is acres Of land, 81 acre. wood
, 'nc Iehahder divided into moving and pasturina with
mouse, Darn and also another building adjoining The hose
i!nher room, thereon ~ $50 ' '''u
for s particulars i.,g inquire on thep enises of
'Doi'"H MARIA WHITE.
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InY 10 THE WORLD.
JANKINS & CL0UGE,
Fashionable Hair DresSers.

TYHE subscribers would most respectfully inform their
former customers and the public generally that they
ave formed ceparinership TO take effect and after
Monday Dec 2 the shop under the CE TRIAL HOTEL,
where both the above firm viii be 70 nd in punctua
enhance they wi keep constantly on hand supply oil
JahkiRs TipoH nig0rator, very superior article for
he hair.
Nessrs JANKIxs q CLoU6H return their most sincere
thanks for liberal patronage which they have heretofore
eceved aud hope their union TO unite large share Of
their former customers. d3m-Dec. 3.
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Norwich and Worcester Railroad,

-. .....s. E5.. = Ia
WtntT Arrangemeu--On and qfler Moa3qu- De- .
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN AS Fcc1ows
Leave Worcester at 1880 am and 43O nm
Leave Norwich at 645 am. and H. M
STEAM BOAT TRAIN
Inc steamboat Train will leave Allyn's Point ever, NOV,
w except mouay, at about O'clock for Boston drec,
at los. "hs eAoepI Suhda!
FREIGHT TRAINS-leave Worcester at 6 49,
fxttsht 1rdtn with passenger chr attached vi,
isaVe norwich for Worcester g. is nm sto,,,;n
Way Stations on the Road f' '''PPing az d
TRAINS CONNECT AT woRcEsTEp yr,r-,
boston q Worcester R.R. at A 80 am; 345s IN On
Western ON - II ~ ~ PIN
Providence & Wor * - - d o'3V pm
~ :" taasnua, 645 II M: 4l0 pm.
Inc connection with the earliest Trains our Of Wor
ttI, Is formed by the Steamboat Train.
W IraIhs connect at Norwich with the Hartford pr
dence and Fishkll Railroad and the New Ind 10Y iori
mantle and Palmer Railroad. -'''u''i' WIN
u EXPRESS FREIGHT leaves Boston Mt - n, oi, =.
New York next morning. tanning III
An Baggage must be delivered to the Baeoaoe Ma,. .
takes his seat in the cars 0 dssehget
baggage VIII not be taken to include money march
nor other articles than those Of personal use and
higher value than Fifty Dollars notice must he ~ o.
iI an extra pflce paid or the Company viii NOT boI5
ise llable beyond that amount. wa ' N0ll
n o baggage permitted in the Passenger Cars
no smoking permitted in the PASSENGER Cars or Do.
passengers must procure Tickets at the station 0Tpi
- JOEL w. WHITE Presilent '
- - - wi n. d w. r. R.
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mechanics Mutual Benefit Association.

once Nos & 10 Fools Building, -prinefeld, Mass
fINilS ASSOCIATION osaHzed Oct lst leis, and
the first OF the Kind ever organized in the United
States aud is the only purely Mutual Health Association
now IN operation Il is managed by its members and has
now aa accumulated Cash Capital of $1,000
Guaranty Capital 1900
Rates of ennpa deposits for members under fifty years
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-17
HOUSE LOTS FOR SALE,

AOU0G LUIS TUh SALE,
RuiLDlNG LOTS on Wellington Street. "a new Street
running west from Main Street. north Of the residence
o. Abel Jaques Esq Also, Austin Chandler Chatham
NewDury ara Gu ney Streets The above Lots are
oI the hrst time offered sale The land adjoining them
oelng built upon and their pleasant location near Main 81
sale TO suit the puI chaser. '"' VI
- l.. d s. P. HARRINGTON
aug ~. dwtf IL Portland Street
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EYE AND EAR JNFIRMARY.

60 nR. STONE, Oculist and Aurist, con
F-SsS J tinues devote particular attention al
diseases and affections of the Eye and Ear, al
No 2 MAPLE STREET, WORCESTER. lie
operates for Sqnt Eye for Cataract and stua OF the teal
duct, and inserts Artificial Eyes of the le-ke and
natural appearance He Deafness the
modern principles practsed by the celebrated AURIsTS
Cramer, Curtis and Yearsly Of Europe Upwards of fifty
of deafness have been successfully treated and
d by him during the past year.
n DR. STONE likewise attends to all general practice
u The best Of reference given. Office hours from 10
A. NJ. to P. NJ. eod&cw1y oct1
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w. G. & ]. @ MAYNARD.

w. G. & J. @ MAYNARD,
/ EspECTFULLY tender their thanks 10 their frionds
ana customers for the very liberal patronage received
" mem during the past season. and they are happy o
nce' that having removed to the elegant New store
No l, Piper's Block,
ant opened an Extensive Assortment of Fashonob, md
Substantial i'"'ic dhu
sfp BOUTS, SHOES and RUBBERs. They
"a are now prepared TO furnish their friends and lie
Ka Puohc win every variety of goods in their line
we nave no hesatonin saying that orr Assortnen,
10 WI SURPASSED BY ANY IN THE CITY
WI ghods nave been selected with care Bouobt ooy fr
DnSn ana VIII be sold at fair prices While we do MOI
% lhat our prices are lower than any other concern
can sell we wish the public distinctly to understand that
We Will not be Undersold.
livery Article sold by us il warranted to prove ma Roc
U,niuehoeo' Having thus DEFINED our POSITION ve
@ SspecuuIy solicit continuance of the noronags
% extended to US, assuring those who NAV he IN
~ W Gun on u.s. that we WILL In every instance endeav
VI ~ w. ei i mem an equiv lent for their money
nv, w. " GOES, so long and fayoraby known as ,ba
Got, ~ snher N the vicinity, will continue TO make
repairing Done in the N attest Manner.
oy Tue same workmen heretofore employed by ma
WILLIAM q. MAYNARD
WoYc.s,o. =, a., -. JOHN q. MAYNARD.
1"' 40 'ooi' janl3-dGtwet
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To Lumber and Hardwood Manufacturer


THE subscriber has large Of Spruce Maple Birch
and Beech timber land lying miles east Of the De-
POT of the New Railroad from Bennington VT TO Troy NJ
w. and on the same has new Circular Saw-Ml in first
rate order together with Patent right make and vend
said Circular SawMis in the towns and adioi
ing Bennington. Not being practical lumber man. he
wishes partner would sell share of his interest to go
into the business OF saving lumber and cutting hardwood
extensively No better location be found.
Refer ence--Col Alva Croker, Fitchburg
Bennington, VT, Jan "a, 1850. UEL NJ. ROBINSON
d4ty2t.
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LE0NARD'S
Boston and Worcester Express.

EsRae= III M su6scrber continues to run TIE TX
a1eHesE - rhEss between Boston and worces,sr Goy
Is " me safe transmission Of Pnckaees Bnnd,e" I,np
rn'es specie and Merchandise generalIy
p,r,,cn hh rec, Times each way Daily.
Eating notes drog gwen % paying, collecting and nego-
mandlze produce, etc. Fs "'uSeihS meF'
Thcl s,,tsagp, must De directed to his care
ester Rail Road Company, " 'hc nos'oH ana "o'-
Iackhges by this line forwarded from yUo,co,u a., 60
s, Newburyport, Taunton Fall River and M
90 0,d 20 portland and all parts Of Maine
ovyyors e apf goods to be returned by this Express
'pslSn H. KNIGHTS HAT STORE lea r M"u s,res,
uH =. =. LEONARD.
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Boston and Worcester Railroad

Liza Esza rrsszsEsszzgs-
Ex So ss..s
uTUAN ARRANGEntEyT1 oo-,.--
PASSENGER TRAINS FOR BoSTSNNe - 0Gt. Z, 1900
eaVe MN ,h at 1904 1880 am $40 S45 & 10.
Milford at = M q 80 PM
" Sayonvle at eIs &C lib =
Newton at Inn md q 80 445 "
TR11NS az an g, y l05 am u, 81! & $50
For Worcester nj = "a and . : ", ieaVe as follows:
" Mlbury at V' SOU =, o. $50 pm
" Milford at AMMAN
" Saxonvie at q0o g. 445 .
" Newton at 7ds g ,ooo 4 40 "
q" Brookline mt sO5& clam 1oi 81 o ., ana 9l5
% For further particulars see patbn4iI - ,% lOUO
OF dwtf r. pynyic ~, AWAY uulue
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House Wanted.

- A GENTEEL House containing 10 rooms
Efs near Main street. wanted by a small family. REM
za21=- TO exceed $3.50. Inquire of
dec5 CARY & FIELD. Central Exchange.
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BOARD.

A GENTLEMAN and wife or three single gentleman
"A and one lady can be accommodated with rooms and
beard BY applying Immediately at No High street, op
posite Aldrch's Block.
Worceste~. Dec 5, 1880 diff
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WIN. S. GOODWIN, General Agent.
n3tf Office % Main street, opposite Central Church
COAL! that is COALI!

CtAN always be found at the CITY COAL YARD, and
~ viii be delivered III the best possible order Orders may
be left at o. F. THoMPsoNs Shoe Store or L. b. Faces
Grocery Store, corner of Main and School Streets.
Worcester. II mo. g. diff b. BUFFUM.
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Potash

superior quality, just received and for sale bv
March IL. DIFF En- * STONE,
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Hotel to Let.

- THE Franklin House, situated the corner of
iii Main and Thomas Streets The furniture will be
ILL leased with the Tavern.
Apply on the premises TO Emory Perry, or to
Febl0-eptfdw. WILLIAM r HOOPER.