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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
aI,2sO, ,OOO!i
CTATEMENT Of the Affairs Of tho Mutual Life Insurance Com
New York. No IS Wan street, for the year ending Jan
For premiums '.'.,..'''..,....'...'..., staa2 san
For For r1sS on sale Of Uni,.a state. and
State orNew yosk .tock,..,.,....,,, 6sS "a :.
l,s27,ss 90
ptssursrxIsTr
For o.... paid s 90
Por salaries rent, phys'cisns' fees, sta ooo,s
For commissions, severtisng, exchanges, -
'''''' - sa3s7s "a
Assets s,,, ,,n,,,v, ,ss, ses,,ss %
Losses ncaued, not yet paid, awaiting proofs OF death
ssas-cu expense. being oss 20
yoLLowss
In Bank Of New hand. ae,4icG
In Mercantile Bank, temporary deposte au-
In i bond. and mortgages. on r,ai estate, .
saf's, md Bfcoi,sn n we wcrS ,i' dsos'. be
In '.Sss. .oes. Un.d STATE. and corporation
cfNew york, cost vsiae.... ............. nsgls@ @ o
Balance due from agents "ss ooa ,aa AZ
JOSEPH b. COLLINS, President
@ CHAR. Es GILL, Actunry.
Cbsre. De sedna Todd Building Pennsylvania avenue,
p Johnston, NJ D. oppo.i,, City once, ply
explanatory principles and operations Of the com
pany be obtained application at the agents once
Feb is--oawd =
cUPERfOR CANTON MATTrNGS.-The subscribers re
inform IN want OF superior
s n; ssy s: s:y' :m :" asS
Mankins whs, OF superior quality in 81, 81 and - Hs
DO checked red and white 90, 50, and -
0owqua white, 64 5-z, and - tHT.e .sM III
Do in variegated colors catiage very heavy, eso
a. . I 4 :.
checked, red and white, very heavy, o. 5A and -
checked mangs the like all them were never
in this city before
These Canton on pm
vse account, and made to order.
fall OF and Pflcen
oil which viii he to Al ball. passage, 20 ods
All respectfully informed that we sell as low ~ the
May 21-3tdn CLAGETT n DopsoN'
OOMF9rIC and Ornamental Cottages and LandscaPe
0srdenna Series Of Designs Adapted the United States
by Raniett p vols. 1870.
Designs Country Village United States
BY R,ch with Dets sPeci6cs'ons Plans and Decuon ana
Gothic Architecture Applied Modern Residences by Anot
vol, ieaO 1N a.Aft@ NI
Two Hundred Design, for and villas by Me.sr Walter
h smith I vol.
Downinas Architecture and Designs for Cottages Farm Houses
and Villas j vol. 1851.
Downnes Landscape Architecture adapted
10 America. VOL, 1850
Doninxs Architecture Desirr. for Cheap AID Farm
Houses. vol, 1851 II.
Together many The and all other
branches of srchitectore and building 81,
June 8 FRANCk TAfhoH'
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J. BUTTERFIELD, Commissioner.

STATE
C0uaTy
Before juee Of the other officer authorized TO
take adapt personally [hre The Of
ts who being duly and ay. that hs me
lhss Varranfee whom warrant No. - for
under act Of September 1850, issued the
day of, 1856 and who apple. 70 scatc the same
fYa6iontb Sixnature1
subscribed before this day Of --, lbs
II lOtcer's Signature. a-Iat az eF i
FORM No. q ua
by presents fAer< insert the Of
parranse Of the county Off, and State Of -, do hereby
constitute and appoint ---, of aud lawful
attorney, for snd locate land warrant No
for land, which issued under s Of September,
1880 .& 3 +f@aH'l i.'i r.iEfa9 fa.t.1.sh "ga@ ~
Signed in presence of a2'3t h .'fih aa1H fH u &
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rRANCK TAYLOR.

THE sul,scrsptson American Union
open Taylor Mnurys Booksote. The gallery ofpsnnss
exhibition New York. desirable subscriptions
shoud without delay the Monthly Bulletin from
the Of The Each number Of the Bulletin con
ins and interesting articles and CRITICISMS on arr ana
in Itself well worth The price Of subscription .uov
June 4 os r1HslG fE TAYLOR y mAohH-
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DARIs Editions Moliere, Racine. Rousseau, Shs-
t~aubnand Madame AZ SeviRse Bosse -"
eeaumsschsis, MAssion, Covnenle, votsre' m
Courier ayio PeIlco, Scribe Pascal won
~sqsieu halebssche Marmier, Capehqne =, res,
Constant Cousin rorsn, and many other su'ho' some
of them beautifully n"-trs'ed osnefs nheV eo""" " ~ s "
a cbeaper deseription nj low prices, @sHEa
lust imported direct from Paris ,,n.xcy r.x, -,
ne rnH'Nn sN'hon"
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TNO OWNERS Lands Texas.-A gentleman in Virginia.
good surveyor lawyer desires oremove TO TeHas
season, the agent Tor some
Of lands that with view 70 bring them into
market
ily capital d.s,rou. Of engaging in
saiafsctoy testimonials OF capac
responsibility his s such
as considerable emsrstion TO Terss
Any inclined avail himself
cospoadence with the
advertiser suitable responses by addressng posi-
"''' = WIN. GOULDfN,
General agent and collector, Richmond, Virginia
MarI9-u
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T,RENCH OIxERy.-The Modern Cook practical gnde
csrnsy lie branches sdsptsh ss ws ot the
.r,e., Of private families by =
rncst. pupil hs cr,tbtasd Csr~nc cnpe m one srs@
octave volume with numerous engraving rr,cs
rNNNSS 'H'10"-
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4s FOR Norfolk
rh The Steamer osCRoLA, having undergone thorough
%1 repairs, viii resume her trips 10 the above place
Leaving Washington every "Wednesday and Saturday al
Returning Norfolk every Monday and Thursday at
O'Clock Touching Eors and returning Cone nver ana
usual landings Potomac for signals or TO land
Passage aud fare, o. =
Apn III JAMES MITCHELL, Captain.
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pPLHNDID MIN Nha v1s, MantAilas. 6r.We invite 'hs
- attention Of received
viz
Ia rich uil man,IIss assorted shades, new styles
Is rich chene silk shswis
muslin msnnlas M.
We have received also
~ black lace scarfs
do do shaws. ..I-. =. y. ....".- ...-..- Z.
especially invited TO recent ad
rey new and desirable goods season, ali OF which will be
suited prices and styles
F.- "E5 CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, b CO.
Ap l2-dlw
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Vs1D Pvhlle tpust any osse IN ssy
sresps daughters, written order IN each
ftosn OF Them from tn 4. lEsUF.
Nay tf-lAW3w
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ID Ev. MASON MOBILES seminary for Young Ladies'
II opened residence the OF 18Th and
Tuesday, the e2d instant Terms made known on spp
cat the principal
Ap l3-dflst May #H
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lowing call Of 1he Mayor ' y Wy y
MAYoSxLrr - NswoarsAr,. Arsv6e 4. ~ 4.
John CaLksxs. 1se,s 11srssssy CssseI NkaissSSlik;
No. nes Il f...s. 5s . 3
SIR-fou vii plepse seenvake, the Council ~
tomorrow (Tuesday) evsninR, the 10th instant, Il
6P.M. IN ..3s I. SIS fg " Y
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nIaw,hofn, Perry. Ren,bny e. Shi3Si1. GtStyar,. !.
sykes, vontagsn and Wheslefsn. \
Mr.. Shields on motion of M. Brother. tosl Tie
chair. sSl
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Fbs Comnitts on Police, q whom wsrs pre-
ibzbsd charges against Watehman q. W.Leafs,
o. being sbsent heglectins his duty. bsins asleep
~ drank On his beat, and general misdemeanoF,
IsPess in favor q his disshaEgs, and oss he fol-
lowing: i.F.' ss'ss'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-01

VFtT Hty % Per cent. adVance The above will be
charged. 81 in addition 10 the above Will be CHARGED as
Admission Fee the first year.
Officers.
H. CRossETT, Pres't A. NJ. GALPIN V. Pres.
ii. ii. DARLIYNG, Secretary and Treas
FINANCE Committee.
A NJ GALPIN, G. PILLsBURY, Rev. r. II. CoNKIIN
l.. w. KIMBALL, 5. 5. HUBBARD.
RIG w. ENGLISH; NJ. D., Consulting physiaian
RgferenceS-Ex Gov. Sade, of Vermont; Hon. J r.
Giddngs NJ. c.; Hon Edward Little Marshfeld; Rev. D.
n Merritt, Honsatonc Ms Hon. Orson Wood NJ. d..
oomers, Ct; Seth Rogers, NJ d. Worcester Ms; Hon Al
pheus telch, u Sen'r; Hon. Seth NJ. Gates NJ: c. N "
Ihos NJ Hays Esq Secretary of the Haverhl Fire ms
Co. Hayerhill, Ms. &. Lynde Esq. Johnson VT; Hon
Eliab Ward, Middeboro' -
Smin%feM--Rev. 5. osgood D. D.; Rufus Elmer; John
l.. King; G. c. Wood, NJ. D j. T. Rockwood; Homer
WIN. 5. GOODWIN, General Agent.
Jan3u Office 90 Main street. opposite Central Church
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-01
JENNY LIND SALOON,
FOR LADIES, AND GENTT,T EGFT5N

Recently opened at
301 Main Street, opposite s. II. CoHon's Fa,rsery
IN ADAMS BLOCK,
N7HERE may be had Oysters served up in the varous
w styles: also for sale by the measure.
Inc Saloon Is situated the first floor ofthe Block and
by personal attention the business he hopes to make il
agreeable place for Ladies and Gentlemen who may favor
him with a call
good assortment of Foreign and Domestic Fruit Nuts,
and Confectionery on hand.
~ He is also supplied daily with NEW BREAD Of all
IA kinds, from one OF the best bakeries in the CITY,
L. Also Pies and Cakes Jeies and Preserves of do
nestle manufacture. 1ME4LS ftrHiSheaat all hours
BURNING FLUID aud LAMPS of the best quality con
stantly on hand Oil Lamps altered for Fluid
share OF public patronage is respectfully solicited
Worcester, Nov 81, 1850. diff VIM A. EANES
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FIRE ENGINES,
EGghg-RI6ghg!

ME handsomes cheapest and best article for LIGHT in
the world is MARSHS PATENT OIL. This is a new
Vehtlon recently introduced, and now very extensively
USED by the pubc perfectly safe and free to burn IN
any common Oil Lamps,with tlesmple alteration of a tube
composed entirely ofvegetabe contains some six or
eight Iars some Of which Essential Oils The whole
ns BODY beautiful in appearance and gives clear bril-
dt and 0dorfess hght, without grease smoke smell n,
eTPios0n-thus furnishing the public with an article from
whch they can obtain almost any qantty of light and NJ
A. u; NEWToNs, FOSTER STREET, opposite the Boston
ana W orcester, and Norwich Rail Road Depots
Jan 9. ''0i' -
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", IsroRMATioH WAxrEp.--Where the cartric
res that were prepared not hundred miles from th
place, for celebrating the election Of
Not being a military the Colonel is, we ca
pretend to keep track Of the powder monkeys But '
believe the Wings still own the cannon which was pr
chased, TO proclaim the triumph Of Taylorism in W.
ccster County.
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

NR. ID, C. HARRINGTON, from Boston, has
~ Opened his Office az No. 115 Main-st., Forester
The Dr. would say that he continues to treat all Chronic
Diseases with the utmost few of which he will
name: Liver Complaint, Kidney Complaints Piles, Humor
Weakness, General Debility all the various trains nerv
affections, Dizziness and Ring in the head and
the mind to its healthy and sound The Doct has
been very successful in female complaints of which he
thorough knoloedSe his medicines mild and pleasant
to the taste.
" Office hours from AN to PM. A cure is war
ranted in all cases if durable. dtf-nov 81
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-01

BANK ROBBERS ARRESTED Three men ha
been arrested for the Otsego Co., N y Bank robber
The instrnlents with which they effected the robbei
and part Of the stolen money found in their poss
sion. Their names are Dir. Clark. the "liorse ia
er.n with an alias, aud William Grace.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-01

~ Henry Francis, fcndish colored man, vi
owns porter house in New York city' fading Hen
Knox asleep, poured camphine into his boot and set
On Gre, burning his leg horribly. Knox was hired
set up tenpins.
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WATERS HAIR DYE.

-
FHE great and nc easing demand for Hair DYE and the
difficulty of procU ring ARTICLE, has Induced the
subscribers to exper men until they have succeeded in
manufacturing Dye that surpasses any other now in useY
The advantages over other kinds are that the
application perfectly simple the Hair requires no pre
lous prepararon is entirely free from any unpleasant
nells, aud does no fade, crock, wash out
II does not, like Ordinary hair DYE leave mpleasapt
Union Committees can counteract. They, the Un
ion Committee may talk as long as thee please, Blu
the people who have hearts to feel and heads
think, must be silent while their cheeks grow pale
and thsr ears Jingle at the sights and sounds of tn
Nations dishonor.
The Committee in the following paragraph defn
the especial object they have in view.
''What we would very respectfully recommend Ii
that our fellow citizens, in all parts of the countr
should cease unnecessarily to agtate the subject,
bring their minds to think about and contemplat
subjects involving their common interest and com
mon renown, upon which, in the main, there is
disagreement, or none of an exciting or unpIeasar
character By pursuing this course, we shall com
toregard each other as countrymen, the bond of IN
ion between us will be strengthened, and we shal
rejoice in the prosperity of each other"
Let the foolish old fogies buy bundle of corn
stalks 70 dam uPfne CURRENT Of rIdgara, or borfo7
dame Partingtop's mop, with which she went int
NAT far. famed encounter with the rolling Atlantic
and expect to succeed; but let them not attempt
m,nessoes like this to stihe the dictates Of humanit
O. quench the aspirations for free and impartial iii
erty to all ameng people educated as ours hay
been. in the belief that freedom is Divine gififro
God to man.
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT and afer or = 1870
TRAINS


Leave worcester at T. Is and II am and Ann
leave Froyidence at 745 and /. 80 I'M and a 5o ~
name CONNECT at Melville with coacbe ffr 81.
e alu Htsohv'ie; at Uxbrdge with coaches for Giit
ana mendoni AT Whitins with coaches for East na,
ana WhltIsy Ae at Famums with coaches for Crafn
re- n. Re village and Upton; at Worcester win tri 90
western H. Road and Norwich and w r. R. and W..
eu gs RI H. II e. Al Waterford with Of Noro
'ISi,y mailt1ad ior ana from Boston, Dedham &C.
passengers by the 745 train from Providence CON o;
III New ORR, via New Haven the same evening "'ii''
Passengers by the $50 p NJ. train from Providence o
arrive al Springfield and Hartford the same eveuing van
me llS0 trains connect at Worcester with the rnro.
ram lor New YORK, which leaves Worcester AZ p n "
me IL An train fromW Worcester connects al Prav;,I
WIN Trans ior Boston, Taunton, Fall River N Bedford AZ
ne I'M rain connects at Providence with the tns,oT
ami y Steamboat train for New York WV os'ol
157Tae 745 and II AM. trains do ROT sto, o. N,
u he $50 and p. NJ trains do not son ot 49, -
Hamlet. ISAAC Fl S0IITIf I'M ~ az Ashton Oh
Sept 25, 1850. - '" iOh' 0lpt;
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Mystic Cough Mixture and Asperient Pills
JANKINs & CLOUGH,

AdsILJHaD15 IAdL DIGSsGT5.
IIE subscribers would respectfully inform their
former customers and the public generally that they
nave formed coparnershp TO take effect n and after
Monday Dec Cd at the shop under the CE TRAL HOTEL
Thefe both of the above firm will be 70 End in punctual at
endance they wi also keep constantly hand supply of
Jankins Tripod nig0rat0r, very superior article for
the hair.
messrs JAEKiNs d CLoUGH, return their most sincere
thanks for the liberal patronage which they have heretofore
we'd, and hope in their union, unite large share OF
their former customers d3m-Dec 2
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To FarmersE Ground Plaster,

HAVING made arrangements for DIRECT importation
OF PLASTER, and having "superior G1ciitiesO for
grinding the same at one of the best WATER PRIVILEGES
N this vicinity we are now prepared to furnish il fresh and
me ground IN BUZZ or barrels and in any quantity desired
Aug 20 dwtt A. 4 w. II. HARRIS.
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Farm For Sale.

- INITIATED in the South part Of Grafton. . miles
E9h rom the centre, and one-haf mile from The
l1 Ni!klhsonville Depot oil the Providence and Wor
'estGr Ealroad, and formerly owned by Robert Lathe
Hau rdfm contains 40 of good land Well divided
~ iilitTT, mo"lng Fasturing and Woodland and is mn
eAcelel iiay Farm, ith large and convenient Buildings
WAFER 1t Is conveyed to the house and barn
Inc same Will be sold al a bargain and Is dacJe1, liz,
cheapest Farm offered for sale In Worcest ,e
term of years ' ' Ii uesIeu' iof ii
for inrther particulars inquire of
Jahl0-eo"ot HARVEY DODGE, Wikinsonville.
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Ru;IdiuU To%s

1E subscriber has for sale of the desirable
BUILDING LOTS in the City of Worcester il is stu-
ated on the north side of Chatham Street. the hghth
land near the Dwelling House of Rev Dr. Snaley and con
ains about $500 square feet. He has also other LOTS
the Street, containing 5000 50 f. eac-and
in the vicinity Quincy Stand several Lots
the Red Mills on Taylor Street.
June /. diff CHARLES WHITE.
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PATENTS.
American and Foreign 0fiC
Agency fol Business with 4. 5. Patent once
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON.
No 22 State STreeE-S1STON.
IN 1910 the subscriber appointed by Il Commits
sioner of Patents Agent of the u ) Patent Omoe, III ac
C0riance with the 10th Sec Of Act Of 1887.
Having relnqushed the Agency for transmission oil aoa
els and adopted more expeditions mode OF sehdlg heil
n e Patent Office whereby Patent may be procured
about six weeks earlier; he continues to forward them nee
oexpense-tO prepare Caveats Specifications, Assign
md MI the necessary Papers and Drawings tor Pates ana
to render advice legal and scientific matters respecting
the same Patents secured iii Europe aud othef
nv application at this office, inventors are saved te e
and cost of journey Washington aud delay theiT as
wen as all persunal trouble in obtaining their patents y
also have the advantage of verbally explaining the Neu
lions and OF consulting in respect TO them ntes III se
eal of naramount importance order TO Obtain correC
specifications and claims. The experience OF sixteen ears
practce an extensive collection of works. DECISIONS
etc on mechanical subjects, the Patent Laws ana lei's
of different countries collected at much expense curing ny
long time this Office has been established, toseher win
uccounts here kent of inventions patented at Nashto
enable the subscriber afford inventors DESTROYS oil pro-
curing Patents assistance and information which III oiAer
respects might be difficult of attainment
r. II. EDDY, Solicitor of Patents.
washington, July ri. 1919. During the time l
occupied the Office of Commissioner OF Patents X H. nd
py Esd of Boston, did business the Patent Office as SC
ctor for procuring Patents. There few if any, per
sons acting in that capacity VINO had so much business be
fore the Patent Oce and there who conducted
with more skill fidelity and success. regard Mr. Eddy
MS one of the informed and most ski Patent Solicitor
in the United States and have hesitation IN assuring IN
yentors that they employ person more competent
md Trustworthy and more capable OF putting their appta
tons in a form for them early and iavorab
consideration at the Patent Office
EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner of Paten
BOSTON Sept H. 1850. eod&wly
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Norwich and Worcester Railroad

Js=s2z2saSs .:.z.....:..::.. :5ls.s..is.E Isgi
WsHter ATaagenet-0n and after Non, az. De- .
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN AS F,,1ovs
Leave Worcester at 1880 am. and 30 g.m
Leave Norwich at 6.45 am. and u NJ
STEAM BOAT TRAIN.
me Steamboat Train will leave Allyn's Point evor, No.
w eAcept monday, at about O'Clock for boston ren,
at 1906. nn's except Sunday
FREIGHT TRA1NS-leave Worcester at d5am
, Afrf8ht Irdan win a Passenger chr attached viii
eaVe NolWich Tor worcester at 3l5 pm stopntng ~ -
Way Stations on the Road - 'PPipS Ut al
TRAINS CONNECT AT WORCESTER ,y,r,x
Boston d worcester RR. at 1890 am. 345 MANN
Providence O. Wor. 7l5 II ~, o'ou PIN.
M /" t.aslua, Gas III M: 4.lO PIN,
me connection with the earliest Trains on or Woroos
teI, Is iorneu ny the Steamboat Train.
W Trans connect at Norwich with the Hartford pro,
dence and Fishk Railroad and the New on r ui9,
mantle and Pumer Railroad o"' VIM
~ EXPRESS FREIGHT leaves Boston at 10 M ,, l..
New York next morning - ms arriving III
All baggage must be delivered to the Raopooc Mos, ~
ohef person authorized to receive before he pass
takes his in the cars $500 "o idsseiget
baggage Will not be taken include money
nor oner articles than those of personal s and when nj
nsher value than Fifty Dollars notice must he civ 81 ,
au an extra price paid, the Company will nor bnl
sen liable beyond that amount. ~ ~ w w
no baggage permitted in the Passenger Cars
no smoking permitted in the PASSENGER Cars mr. Dono,
passengers must procure Tickets ut the STATEN Offices
80 JOEL w. WHITE, President
- :, 80 o"H N. * w. Il. n.
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Mechanics Mutual Benefit Association,

312ce Nos & 10 Foots Building, Springfield, Mass
shlS ASSOCIATION oeanized Oct list, 1879 and
4 was the first othe kind organized in The Tinted
states and the only purely Mutual Health Association
now IN operation Ills managed by IFS members and has
INV an accumulated Cash Capital of $1,000
a Guaranty Capital Z7OOO
Rates OF annual deposits for members under fifty years
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For Sale Or 70 Lei

3.lal 4 Bigeow, situated on the Railroad near MSS
nosco SIst MIL 1t is suitable for manufacturing par.
III aciie SHOP The Lot is about 45 by 80 with
"i o5ilulhS attached for storage Inquire of the sub
Sept DIFF SIMEON nr.xzo IN
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FALL AND WINTER FASHIONS.

EALL ANU W1NLEN EASHLUNS,
IRIS. FELTON,, begs leave to inform the Ladies OF
vi Worcester that she has received her Fall and Winter
Fashions and that she is prepared with the assistance of
French Milner, make from the richest Materials any
thing they may please order short notice, III neat
and fashionable style.
NIB. Some very choice styles ofBonnets will be opcr
ed on Thursday of this week The Ladies respectfully
invited to call and examine the above.
Worcester, Nov. 20. If DIV
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-01
Engr avlng.
NO. z RRINLEY HALL,

Engr avlng.
NO. 2 RRINLEY HALL.
ME SUBSCRIBER having commenced BUSINESS at the
ABOVE place, respectfully solcits the ronage of the
puoc Weddings Visiting, and Business Cards engraved
N superior style; also, Watch Papers, Noarals, 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.
f. SOUTHGATE
NO BIlhey Hail. Ladies' and Gentlemen are invited
to call and examine specimen cards
N. b. Cards furnished and printed reasonable terms
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