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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-20
City Of Worcester.

10 either Of the cohstadies Of the city Of Worcester,
GREETING.
Ward Nv. In tho name Of the Commonwealth OF
massachusetts,, yon are hereby required forthwith TO no.
tiy and warn the Inhabitants of Ward number Four qua
fed to vote in Elections of Governor Leu nant Governor
Senators or Representatives. to meet in the East lowe
own City Hall on Monday the twentieth day of January
Instant at eleven O'Clock in the forenoon there to
give ID the ballots or person to represent the Fifth Con
gresslona District OF the Commonwealth the Congress
1.-THE United States for two years from the fourth day OF
March next.
The poll shall be opened at IL O'Clock A. NJ and shall be
closed at o'clock, ? NJ
By order of The Mayor and Aldermen.
worcester, Jaa 10, 1851. GEO. JONES' Constable.
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Messengers Notice.

Forester, SIS. January 10, 1851.
HON. HENRY CHAPLIN, Commissioner OF Insolvency
Ii for the County Of Worcester has this day issued War
rant against the Estate of OTIS H. KNIGHT of Ftcburg,
IN said County, Carpenter, nsolvent debtor and the
payment OF any debts, or the delivery of any property be
longing TO said nsoven debtor, to him for his use,
and The transfer Of any property by him. forbidden by
law.
The first meeting of the creditors of said nsoven debtor
will be held at Court Of Insolvency. ut the Office of said
Commissioner in Worcester In said County, the 9th
day OF january inst, at ten o'clock in the forenoon for
the proof of debts and to choose assignee assisnees
of his Estate. LOWELL BAKER, JR, d. s.,
janli-dStwt nj, ssenger
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City of Wnreester .

To either Of the Constabes ofthe City Of Worcester,
GREETING.
Ward VII.-In the name of the Commonwealth of
Massachusetts, you hereby required forthwith TO noti-
y and warn the lnabitants of Ward number Seven quail
ned to vote in elections of Governor, Iutenan Governor
Senators or Representatives to meet in the School House,
corner of Oxford and Pleasant Streets, Monday the
twentieth day of January instant eleven O'Clock the
forenoon then and there give their Ballots for per
son to represent the Fifth Congressional District of this
Commonwealth in the Congress of the United States for
two years from the fourth day of March next.
The poll shall be opened at O'clock A. NJ and shall be
closed at a O'clock z. NJ
BY order of the Mayer and Aldermen.
Worcester, Jan. l3, 1851. GEO. JONES, Constable.
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City of W Orcester.

To either ofthe Consta6les ofhe City Of Worcester
GREETING.
Ward Win the name of the Commonwealth of Mas
sachusetts you hereby required; forthwith notify
and warn the Inhabitants of Ward number Six, qualified to
vote in Elections of Governor, Lieutenant Governor
tors or Representatives, to meet in the upper City Hail."
on Monday the twentieth day of January, instant eleven
O'Clock in the forenoon, then and there give in their Bal
lots for to represent the Fifth Congressional Dis
trct of this Commonweal h. in the Congress of the United
States, for two years ON the fourth day of March
The poll shall be opened at III O'Clock, A. NJ and shall be
closed at O'Clock, Pm.
By order of the Mayor and Aldermen
Worcester Jan. 49, 1851 GEO. JONES' Constable.
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w G, & J, O MAYNARD

ID ESPECTFULLY tender heir thanks to their friends
Ia and customers for the very liberal patronage received
by them during the past season. and they happy
nonce, that having removed to the eleg New store
No l, Piper's Block,
and opened an Extensive Assortment Of Fashionable ard
Substantial
Tn BOOTS, SHOES and RUBBERs. They
are now prepared furnish their friends and the
TsAs public with every variety of goods in their line.
100 We have hesitation in SAYING that Assortment
is NOT SURPASSED BY ANY IN THE CITY.
goods have been selected with care Bought Low for
CASH, and will be sold at fair prices While do not
pretend that prices lower than any other
can SELL wish the public distinctly to understand that
We will no t be dersold.
Every Article sold by US is warranted prove as Rec
commended Having thus DEFINED our POSITION, we
most respectfully solicit continuance of the patronage
heretofore extended to assuring those who NAV be dis
posed to call that WILL in every instance endeav
or to give them an equiv. lent for their money.
Mi. w. w. GOES, so long and avorably known as the
Best Boot Maker in the vicinity, will continue to make
Boots to measure, usual.
Repairing Done in the N attest Manner,
by the workmen heretofore employed by u.s.
WILLIAM G. MAYNARD,
JOHN Q. MAYNARD.
Worcester jan 10, iS5l janl3-dGtw6t
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The New York independent.

TEHIS paperis under the editorial management of Mesrs
L Leonard Bacon, Joseph b. Thompson II. S. Storrs,
Jr assisted by Rev. Joshua Leavitt, Rev DR.. Cheever
and Rev. H. W. Beecher This is of the best papers
in the counry--regulary received. Also the New " k
Weekly Tribune Herald, AntiSavery Standard-Arthur's
Home Gazete-Tne Figaro-Sltnrday Express, contain.
ilg thrilling story entitled" Curious AdUentures Of
Mr.. Eewman Nouettie"-N Evangelist Dollar Paper;
Scientific American; Family Conrer, &c. &c.
~ The POLICE GAZE rTE for this week is received,
and is interesting Call at Ne. Merchants
Row. BURRILL d. DAVIS.
janl8-3t
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a Ten Dollar Prize.

Ten Dollar Prize will b. paid any young of this
IA city, between IL and rs years of nge who will deliver
the best original defamation before public about six
weeks from date in of the halls in this CITY, The time
occupied in delivering said defamation not exceed Is
minutes be less than s.
Competitors will please address Sigma' Worcester
stating and residence, and the subject upon which
they propose to speak. janl83tf
Worcester, Jan Is, 1851.
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Worcester, 49, r. obate Office, January IS, 1851
To all persons interested in the Estate Of DAVID FISHER
late of Royaston, deceased, GREETING.
VOU are cited to appear at Court of Probate to be
holden at Worcester, the first Tuesday Of Febru-
ary next TO show why License should not be ante
TO Benoni Peck, the Administrator, upon his petition
sell the whole OF the Real Estate of said deceased for the
payment Of debts aud charges Of administration.
jan20-3M CIIAS. G. PRENTIsS, Reg.
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WHTTCOMB's

Worcester & Fitchburg Express.
r EAVES Worce ter for Sterling Leominster and Fitch
i burg three times day All business usually done by
Express is respectfully solicited and will be promptly
attended to.
JASON TEMPLE, Messenger.
Il. H. BRIGHAM, Agent
Office, leo Main St.
Worcester, Jan. 20, 1851 jan20-dtf
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LOOK THIS WAY ONE MOMENT.

PURCHASERS will please bear in mind that (although
others quote prices thought by lhem be extremely
low the subscribers Posted up and determined
keep up the reputation already established of selling goods
a shade lower than the lowest.
HALL & THOMPSON.
Worcester, Jan. 90, 1851. jan20dw4wis
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The Life Of Bristol Bill.

TUsT received, also, Sermon "The Civil Law ;
~ MANS obligation 10 Obey it," by Rev. Mr.. Storrs OF
Brooklyn, N. Y. Yhe Fugtiue SidUe Lar, tried by the
Old and new Testament by Rev Joseph P. Thompson
SEThEN'S Black code of the District of Columbia just
received and for sale at the Newspaper Depot of
BURRILL q DAVIS.
janl6-d3t No. S. Merchants Row.
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Can be Bought.

A WELL built house, designed for one family--Anel!
N situated IN healthy part oI the city, ON lo OF 30 b!
92teet Inquire ut this Office. Possession given the frs
Of April
Worcester, Jan. IL. ctf3 janll-du
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MRS. N. S. THOMPSON.

Practitioner OF Obstetrics and Medicine,
No. 10 Salem 50.
XXToULD say the ladies in this vicinity that she has
w an extensive practice, and, having had unparalleled
success can give reference among the best families of
Particular attention paid TO Advice free
Worcester, JAN 81, 1850 jan3-dtapil
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Certificates.

This to certify that we the undersigned have this dav
witnessed the operation Of j. B. TInghass Patent i'm
proved chum at Waits Hotel in this City, and cheerly
state that the operation conducted and ended 10 our
entire satisfaction producing butter in the short space Of
seven minutes This churn is operated with and dis
atci anu beng constructed so as to be both durable and
cheap, we can che riuy recommend all wishing this
much son lit for accompaniment of the dairy.
Worcester, Jan. Is, 1851.
BEL. STEWART, Sterling,
Maj PAGE, w stminsIcr
ABRAM OSBORN, Fitchburg.
S0uhboro' Mass. Dec. H. 1850
Thls is to certify that we the udersgned citizens of
Soutb0ro, Wosceser County, have seen the remiu I'm
proved Churn of Messrs Gill aud Tlnghast of Ohio and
having seen the operation of said Churn Cheeruly state
that taking into consideration the simplicity of the chuln
the with which the work performed the short space
of time occupied in churng together with the cheapnes
and durability OF said churn, it eXces anything have be
fore seen or examined in the form of chuTn
A p WHIPPLE, NIXON BALL
CITAS. N. BREWER, ORIN NICHOLS
JOHN NICHOLS WILLIAM COLLINS
PETER P. HOWE, JOSEPH JENNISON
THIS to certify that we the undersigned have this dav
witnessed the operation of the g. b. Tllnghast Patent
Improved Churn, at Waits ote in this city, and cheer
fully state thai the operation conducted and ended IN
onr entire satsfacton producing butter in the short
OF minutes. This churn is operated with ease and dis
pach and being constructed be both durable and
cheap We can cheerfully recommend it ALL wishing to
purchase this much sought for accompaniment of the dairy
BENZ STUART, Sterling.
MAJOR PAGE Westminster
ADRIAN OSBORN Fitchburg
GEO. n. PERRY, Dudley.
WARD NJ. COTTON, Leominser.
SMITH BEECHER, Southbrdge.
FRAECIS RUSSELL, Fchburg
LUTHER CRAWFORD, PR, ceton
Worcester, Mass Jan. Is, 1851.
The subscriber is ready complete the arrange
ments with those who desrous of engaging in the bus
mess OF making and selling of the improved Churn
off, 9iinhhast, which took the premium at the State
Fair of Ohio in October 1850 Those wishing TO purchase
rights ot County, STATE the New England States will
oblige by sending in their proposals Immediately. The
subscriber would like special partner wi six eight
thousand dollars III order enable him alone or Jointly TO
manufacture Churns for all the New England States.
NJ Address, postpaid, Ii. e. FAY Cordaville p o ,
Worcester Co., Mass. ianI3tf
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Notice.
Lost.

ON the 18th inst Supposed on Main ST. short black
W Purse srmm d with Steel Beads, Clasp and Tasse.s,
containing about 1880 in bills and small change.
The nder will be reasonably garded, by leaving it with
VIM. q. Wilson, at A. d w. II. Harris's.
Worcester Jan. l6, 1851. jan19-ds6t
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Notice
Worcester, Jan i

VNHE partnership lately subsisng under tho firm Of
Belhis Il Watson, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent L. A. BEMIS,
Spencer, jan %, 1851. jlu2O.eod3wt p. 5. WATSON.
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Meal of all kinds,
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance
COMPANY

THIS has become the largest Institution Of the kind
L in the United States numbering over $4,000 Policies.
Dividends aocated annually, on the 3lst Of January
Persons nsling prior to the 2st instant will participate
in the dividends Of earned premiums for the present year.
Office, No. 2, Warren Hall, Worcester.
janl6-d6ts A. G. WOOD, Agent.
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City of worcester,

To either ofthe ConstaJtes ofthe city Of Forester,
GREETING.
Ward VIII.-In the name of the Commonwealth of
Massachusetts, you hereby required forthwith noti-
fly and warn the Inhabitants of Ward number Eight quail
flied to vote in Elections of Governor Lieutenant Governor
Senators or Representatives, meet in he Brick Court
House,, Monday the twentieth day of January, instant,
eleven O'clock in the forenoon then and there give in
their Ballots for person represent the Fifth Congress
siona District of this Commonwealth in the Congress of
the United States for two year from the fourth day of
March next.
The polls shall be opened at II O'Clock, A NJ and shall
be closed at 4 O'clock p. NJ.
BY order of the Mayor and Aldermen,
Worcester, Jan Is, 1851. GEO. JONES, Constable.
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REMOVAL.

ID ICHARD ROsE, BARBER and Hair Dresser,
III has removed his she from Pleasant St. TO the Saloon
under Knghts Hat store, where he will he happy to wait
pom all who may favor him with their patronage.
Worcester, Jan. 90 1851. jan2O-dlm
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EXCELSIOR SALOON,
NEW STORE AND ENTIRE NEW GOODS

rENHE subscribers would respectfully inform their friends
and the public that they have formed copartnership
under the firm of BEMIS Il Co, and leased in Har
rington CorGer No 2 Main St. and have fitted up in the
most app. eyed manner, where they have hand II
very large and extensive of BOOTS, SHOES
and RUBBERS, expressly adapted for this season AS
their stock made to order and bought for cash. the
subscribers feel confident in recommending their assortment
GOODS to all who wish to receive the full value for
their money Citizens of Worcester and the neghborng
towns, and ALL respectfully invited to call and
Judge for themselves. EDWARD BEMIS,
CIAUNCY G. HARRINGTON
Worcester, Dec. 1850. decl9--dtf
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Cash w anted.

LIVERY PERSON having unsettled Accounts with the
AZ Subscribers is requested to make Cash Payment with
out delay and oblge b. L. HARDON & Co.
Dec. 10TH
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NOW Is THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBE FO.
HARPER'S
NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE,

FOR THE YEAR 1871.
luis IL one of the best Magazines Published In this
country-regularly received at our Depot. Subscrip-
Mons received AT The publishers prices. Delivered In an,
part oil tic city. Call at the Newspaper Depot, OF
BURRlLL d DAVIS,
Iihl3-dwu No. Merchants Row.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-20
THE NATIONAL ERA.

T the request ofquite nun Der ofmdivduals, we have
IN made arrangements receive the Era, regularly and
wishing have it, can be supplied by calling at o.
Merchants Row. Subscriptions eived for Mrs Swiss
helms Pittsburg Saturday Visitor, ut the News
paper Depot of BURRlLL d DAVIS,
janl6-dwtf No 5, Merchants Row.
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EDWARDS & BANCROFT,

17O 70 W 1VJ1I1IIt1 VOII ttIIIUj " O1OV0UV1J
RE constantly receiving large quantities of West India
IN Goods and Groceries, from New York and Boston,
which they will sell very cheap, for cash. AS they
doing STRICTLY CAsH BUSINESS would Gull the atten-
ton of all those who wish to pay for their goods,
they confident that they make object for such
customers
Worcester Jan. 16, 1851. jan6-dwtf
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Bermuda Arrow Root.

A Verv superior article, warranted pure just received
IA and for sale at the lowest prices wholesale and re-
TAIL by l. L. LAZEII Apothecarv
janl7-d&w3w No POI Main street
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POSITIVELY NO POsTPONEMENT!
The Clothes are Bound TO be Sold.


A P. WARE re pectfuly announces the " People"of
IA. Worcester and all the adjacent towns that he shall
sell his very extensive STOCK of WINTER CLOTHING,
at NJ BARGAINS 10 in order to make room for some
thing pretty big, which he has in contemplation in the
Spring
No person should neglect this opportunity procure
OVERCOAT,
which is right for almost thing desirable comfora
BILE here in abundance Some of them of the
elaborate workmanship and fashionable style.
have also great assortment of PANTS worthy of the
attention of all classes good many OF them heavy
lned warm and Stout but they must all step out, for
mean 6sel them all NOW. Also good assortment {
VESTS, adapted to the season; together with great
sortment OF black Satns fancy Silks Cashmere, Italian
Cloth and all the more common grades of Vests all Of
which intend shall march out, before March in.
The usual assortment of Under Shirts Drawers Gree,
spencers, Umbrellas Overals Gloves, Suspenders Hau
kerchiels, Stocks, Common and Fine Shirts &c, &c.
abundance ofwhch always on hand for sale Whoe
sale and Retail, at the LOWEST PRICES
have also on nd good variety of PIECE GOOp:
for sale low by the yard, made up in aarme
TO order, with GREATNESS and DISPATCH" To COZ.
clude, permit me to add word of dsnteresed advice
which have doubt will be extensively appreciated,
generally followed 1t is this-do not fool your met
away upon the stuff be found in other Stores but ger
our CLOTHES and BARGAINS at
No. g. g, Merchants Row.
decd. dwf AP. WARE
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Splendid Chance For Bargains,
AT
CHARLES A. UPTON'S.

GOODS DIRECT FROM THE RECENT
Large Auction Sales, New York.
III ANlNG taken advantage of the RUINOUS PRICES
IL at which Goods have been sold at Large Auc-
ton Sales we are enabled to offer friends the pub
lie some extraordinary Bargains. We selling many of
our Goods, large per cent less Than old GOODS are
yertised by some of ou neghbors. few among many
Cheap Goods, are
Is ps A, A. German Thibet worth l,5O now selling
$l,l2t
10 ps French do do LEO at 81
II ps Black silk Warp Alpaca So at so
ps Canton Cloth ST 1862
20 doz. Silk ScarfS 1924 50
Lot Cashmere Shawls worth 1890 at S so
Large lot Cashmere Sca much less than prices
so ps Silk Hdkfs Slightly damaged for Is cts
10 doZ Prime Kid Gloves for SO cts
Linseys and other PaiGs for I2!cts
lOu0 Yds Prints worth l2d for cts
Prints and Patches 8 cts
ALSO,
800 BAY STATE sHAWLs, to be cleared out without
reserve within the next 80 days.
All $500 for $500. All 81 shawls for 49, All SIS
shaws for 375. All $50 for 500, together with few
the largest size at $500.
COTTON and DOMESTIC GOODS, at the Agents
Prices CHARLES A. UPTON,
janl6-dw3wis Flag Building.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-20

A little in Advance of all Others.
DANIELS Co have this day opened the Spring Styles
~ of Hats for le5 Call at the Cottage ITO Main ST.
and examine them
Worcester, Jau. 1851. janl5-dtf
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W0TceSter, SIS. Probate Office, Jan. l6, 1851.
To all persons interested in the of SALLY RAZEE,
Of Cumberland, in the State of Rhode Island, insane
person. GREETING.
holden at Worcester, the fist Tuesday OF February
next, show why License should be granted
Lyman Burgane her Guardian upon his Petition, sell
The whole OF the Real Estate of said Sally Race, men
toned in said Petitions, for the purpose of putting the
proceeds thereof at interest for her benefit
janis dS2M CHAS. G. PRENTISS Reg.
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Wing Almanac for 1851,

A ND the PATHFINDER RAILWAY GUIDE Just re.
"a ceived Also the n, Y Police Gazette Ned Bnntln's
Own, q &c &c and for sale at the Newspaper Depot
No Merchants Row. BURRILL & DAVIS
Worcester, Jan. H. ianl7 DOT
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To Let.

A COTTAGE House, No. 4, on Irving ST., and possess
N sion given the FIRST of April Inquire of Mrs Felton,
90 Main ST.
Worcester, Jan II. ianI7-dtf
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NEW CLOTHING BAZAAR !

Just listen TO this thing of rhyme,
And if you're coming, now's your time,
You'll find the going most sublime,
BY railroad in car.
The sights you'll see will pay you WELL
So notice what Pm going to tell,
Of the splendid overcoats they sell
AT the new Baza r.
Macullars' the man to do you broun,"
lie keeps the fastest " pai.tsn in town;
With stripes that run both up and down,
Like the strings of an old guitar.
He's just got in splendid stock,
You'd wonder to see his patrons flock
To his new store up in Iiper's Block,
Which he c, lis the new Bazaar.
Yes, pants he has Of every hue,
The pure jet black, and the black and blue,
And every style that's fresh and new,
And handsomer by far,
Than those you buy at slop-shop stalls,
Aud large supplies of overalls,
With suits throughout for parties balls,
AT the new Bazaar.
Come then and Buy your clothing cheap,
At Piper's Block on Main Street,
The place where Macullar IL " illiams keep.
You'll always find them thar,
Ready TO show you every style,
Thqt can be found for many mile,
And give you trades that ii make ! GU smile
At the new BaZaar.
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Machinists Wanted.
q or 8 first rate hands wanel Immediately. None 9th
X er neel apply A. d S. THAYER.
Worcester Jan. II, 1851. jml5-d3w
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Messengers Notice.

worcester, s. January H. 1851.
lion HENRY CHAPLIN, Commissioner OF Insolvency
for the County of Worcester, has this day issued
of Worcester, in said County, Boarding -hoase keeper
nsoven debtor and the payment of any debts or the dey
cry of any property belonging to said nsovent debtor to
him or for his and the transfer of any property by him.
are forbidden by law.
The first meeting of the cedors of said insOvent debtor
will be held Court of Insolvency al the Office of said
Commissioner in Worcester in said County, on the 6lh
day OF February next al 10 O'Clock in the forenoon for the
proof OF debts and to choose assignee assec of his
Estate. LOWELL BAKER JR. d. S
janl5-d3twlt Messenger
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BE SURE AND EXAMINE THEM

| Ladies in want Of any kind of Silks will SAVE DOL
LARS by purchasing this time. Portsmouth Hose bes
quality for 81 l-2 cents.
BAY STATE LONG SEIAWLS.
The remainder of my Stock of Bay State Long Shawl.
will be closed out at your prices.
The Largest Size and Best Quality, yds Long and I'd:
wide at $3.50.
My entire Stock of de LANES, will be offered from
IL 1-2 to l6 cents.
Allmy rs cent Kid Gloves, marked down to SO cents.
All my IS Cent all Wool Flannels II
My entire Stock must be closed 1t is I'M sble
enumerate all the Bargains.
Those who called during the last four weeks, will
bear smony Of the truth of statements We conti-
this sale with the determination TO EFFECT THE OBJ
JECT AT ANY RATE and we feel confident that all
those who will call and EXAMINE our Stock,
AND PRESENT PRICES
will find decidedly their advantage purchase at
this time
Those who will oblige by calling EARLY in the day.
will receive attention. and be able select better
advantage. CT. NEWCOMB,
City Store, No. l52 Main St.
Worcester, Jan. 7, 1851. jan7-d3ws
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Worcestar Rank.

\ Booh for subscriptions increase Of One Hun
Il dred Thousand Dollars the Capital Stock is nov
open. Bv order of tI,s Directors
Nav ~. is WILLIAM CROSS, C lshier.
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LIVE GEESE FEATHERS.

for Is ID. large amount of Goods must be sold be
fore the 18th of Feb TO make room for New Goods
Our patrons may rely upon having The Goods at the
prices advertised. b. L. UARDON d co
worcester, Jan. Z, Is5l. ian7-dW4W
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Wanted
10 lbs Hydriodate of Potassa.

IS day received and for sale at the lowest prices by
i. I. LAZEl.L, Druggist,
janl7-dwis2w NO. 20l Main street.