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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-07-14
GEO. A. GtB7-. NJ. TIERNAr
GEO. A. GIEBS g. CO.,
Forwarding e. Commission Merchants,

CHICAGO, ILLS.
~ go. A. GlBcS & Cos, arrangements for the a.
VI 1852, more p'e tie TIA here ,Iore. and
uusurpaSseG Jy any ofer house N CHR 30. Tney
occu,y their Ola emises Suurb Waier street and
have erected large W Az HOU-G ,inn diaIeiy on
Galena and Chicago Union e. t,oad I'll accommo
dation OF Rail Roaj business.
Freight arriving for tue West win be reshpped with
ont any charge for cartage second b. of Goods
If cons gned to G. A. GiBBs & Co. c. A. q. Il Co.,
agents for several Erie Canal Lines between New York
Buffalo and Osweso-ior the Northern Rail Road Line of
steam Pr,pellors, &c. and at all times prepared TO
contract Freight to and from Euffalo, Albany N York
Oswego, Boston, and all E3siera cites.
Merchants and Others nine 10 this House. will
please be particular in having ther packages MARI ed
Scare Geo. A. Gibbs & Co.. Chic "s," this i'll ins
the receipt of conse by Whatever Line they may
be shipped may l7dp,nI C. A. GIBBS & Co.
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The state OF sDWa, 2ss
Dubuque County.
no Nancy TEiiter:

original notice having been returned ''Not fDund''
IA by the sheriff Of Dubuque county, yOn are ' r"Dv
notified, that there is file in the office Of TIE rctS
The District court in Dubuque county, pc. fi ri
Jacob Miller, asking Judgment % divorce, and ilic
bonds ofmatrmony existing tween yoT ia tin
may be dissolved ard setting forth ior cawse, W'i &C.
sertion and abse for than TIE space of
nd tbauness Won appear and ausw'T e,eto, on o. -"
,orc tie tenth day of Nav next, before sad crrt,
ment will be rcn tered agrn.t ven, A.! / for With
costs HEAfSJESi 81 - @ q, Aty !Gr ~ n
Dubuque, March 81, 1852. wfw%
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GARDEN SEEDS.
r AM opening my assortmei.: Of celebrated "Sha-
ker Garden Seeds, the growth OF 1851 These seeds
ere warranted pay, for sale at the Drug Storeo
AGILLESPIE,
April 9 mol. Globe Building
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JaMleS Thomas Jr.
Superior Brands Tobacco.
cE6Pkgs. land ing this day pr. Steam Boat Western
OOUWorld and Geo Collier; viz:
Luscious Luxury, lbs 8. l-2 lbs
Nectar, 1-2 lis
Virgin, pr. lbs Virgin Gold Leaf 10 lbs Isl pr lb
Dadem, Twist lbs; do plain,
Gem of the Old Dominion, lbs. &c. &C.
and for sale bv THOS. MULLEN,
Tobacco Commission Merchant. St Louis.
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EoOts Shoes and HATS.

YVNEE UNDERSIGNED would respectfully cali the utlon
L of the public TO his New Store recently Op ned
the South West cf Fourth ard Main streets lie
in receipt of large and well selected sto"k o Spring
and Goods comprising all the various styles and
uaities usually wanted for the CRY and country trade
An his goods have heen selected hy hum in prson and
he thinks from the experience lie has had in the bu
siness tina he offer than ordinary Inducements
10 buyers.
aryTo be found at j. H. Thedinea's oil stand
may 30 dtT r. SAWSLAfER
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Notice TO the holders of State
Warrants.
DECISIONS holding Warrants notified that there
L are fruds in the Treasury pay all Warrants is
sued up 40 this date.
ISRAEL KIsTER, I reas. of State.
TREAsuREn's OFFICE. Iowa,
Iowa City, Jan. 20. 1862.
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FOr TIC Express.
Listen to the sound Of anguish!
Sounds Of anguish floating by:
Mournful strains, from those who anguish,
Languish in their misery.
whence the cause of this commotions
Commotion fearful to behold;
WHY are hearts fill'd with emotion,
Hearts that lately were so bold.
This the cause.-the eoons are wailing,
Wailing sadly through our town;
They know that Scott the 'nevcr falling
Will not fail to ss6ring them dO,cn."
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I:r. III. BurkleO,

OFFERS his professional services t. the citizens OF Du-
~ buque and vicinity. Office in the NAPLES House.
We have been intimately acquainted with Dr. H. Burk-
leo for time. and know him to have attended two
courses of lectures in the Medical Coli ge OF ST. Louis
and in Philadelphia, where he graduated Besides ne
has been in the of Medicine for five years in tho
west He is a worthy man. excellent Physician and
we hope to see him share liberal patronage
WIN. NAPLES,
PETER NAPLES.
iuueowdf-f G. w. BURTON.
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Won arc hereby notified, tia: here j. file in
the office of the Clerk of the District Court IL ar
or tie county Of Fayct, the State OF iowa
OF William S. Rce asking for divoT,, iGe bar
of trmoy, for ne hat h r,rctl vein
and bappiness with you: and unless vou 80. FED
thereto, or before The day 81 lhs
of said Court, decree viii = re 4 r. Il r.. Z
you hereon. You also notified, tatd Il ajf 70
he taken said the Office Il. -f.
Cour the ninh day of April u3'"'art, Vi.
VIM. McCLINTUCK, .Att'y Tor Fit'I.
March 3lst, JS52-w.w
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Black Sss..ss;is:g.

DAM HEAGNEY & Co., erateII 10 tfeir triand'
for the Support heretofore extended I'll ii, would
solicit a continuance al fher patronage They now
fully pr pared To DO all inds of county work, such
ronlng Of Carriages Wagons, PlrU&ts &C. Horse and
OK shoeing SC. K c. with neatneSS and oisna'Clt.
Washington Township, 10 miles south of Dubuque
city. June IL, VIII. ADAM iEAGAEi, & Co.
q PERM star and tallow candles for sale by
= G II WEST
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GOOD assortment of Iron AxIes, Buggy sprIn
N Smiths Bellows Mouse, Hale and American
wills, Crowbars Sledges, Hammers, &C., IN store and
sale by FARLEY & CHRISTIAN
n 1S5I-Iy.
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SS1'EiNEpATS. HOTELS and Private Fi.nIies,
~ nthed " Il good arclcs at a small profit aad hcliv
cred free of charge at pace within The civ Of !!u-
Euuna finch 3I1 OR WEST
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Fresh Groceries.

yT1IlE undersigned having returned from the South
l. with stock of Groceries, is now prepared to
sell at wholesale retail small advance from cost
and transportation. Now your time purchase year
winter supplies. Hall at VESTS the Levee, No
81 Main street and examine the quality, and price the
goods c. K. WEST
October 2. l851-dw1y
= BBIS best sherry wines large lot of star candies:
Il bbls vinegar 2 uerce rce' any quantity of cigars
- sacks salt, boxes tea, and many Oherarcles his
line, just received and for sale low ny
DECELLES e. MICHEL
not2 iv,u
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Dubuque rad Snscgsa7e PEauk
seGnas.
Administration N0sEce.
AnMtNEHTRATEJE NOTICE.
STATE OF IOWA,

DUBUQUE COUNTY. !
Notice is gwen To all Interested in the estate ~ nlc
afd w heter Iat al special rn Of ihe County rcIt
10 he holden On he - day Of July next tl flu Eel
coEDts oil The Subscriber - Administering s,ite t
VIII b. "xamihed and slUi ~ 10 md Tfnad
made, thar HE same nioy be drsrFi'HT 5crc & s.
At " Iich tine all p rsOHs interested nt-t Ill E
demands against said estate SIN out fF.
Fcorir,d to be presented before that 0ay a..
meht.
SUSAN l.. W5iEIFEE,
IN .{tru
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LINCOLN ola RK. ?. E. BlssELL
land Warrant Gfs.ce.
T. will sell Land Warrants of all sizes TO settlers
at the lowest wlosale cash prices
We will also locate warrants favorable 5
any in the market.
Dealers in or in the country supplied the
liberal terms.
We also have several FARMS, with or without i'm
provemehis, for sale in Dubuque and the adjoinips
counties.
Anleers pos paid, promptly attended TO, ard nformp
ton given tree of charge.
SF Office up stairs opposite the Bank, Main street
Duhuaue iowa. CLARK & BISSELi.
hay 18th, lS52-dwy
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NOTICE.

EFT on the Steamboat landing, Dubuque iowa. by
IL of tire steamboats,, few weeks ago, hid. n.
o. Sugar and doz. steel sbovels left by DR. Franklin
No 9, SU nddy the 18th of June, inst There is in
tallgiblc mark on either sugar shoveS
have said articles in my warehouse, and the owner
esfed forward, prove proper
y pay char.es and receive goods, or they will be
old in thirty days fom ibis dale, at O'Clock A. NJ. 10
Say the june lO-to G. II. WEST.
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E
CLARK BIsSELL,

CLANA q DIooLGLy
LAND WARRANTS IL LAND AGENCY.
yfNlE undersigned keep constantly hand Land War
rants of every description, which they will sell for
cash. or time may be desired by purchasers. They
also taken much pains and TO ascertain good
localities location of This service they
think they perform advantage for those whe may
wish to employ them.
Office opposite the Bank.
Nav 2S-5i-y CLARK & HISSELL.
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Cook & Sargent, JOHN e.. HiGGINsoN,
DareRport. Dubuque.
EXCHANGE BANKING HOUSE
and ls.Md Agency OF

COOK, SARGENT & CO.,
DUBUQUE, Iowa
gNNCTAIIGE on all the principe cities of the I'm
ELtcd States. in sight aud time Bills purchased, and
for sale in sums suit Collections hs City remit
ted for day Of payment at Of exchange
Interest allowed on depusites.
Land Warrants constantly for sale.
Refer to -
Mrssrs. GEo. SMITH Co., Bankers, Chicago, III.
60 f. W. CLARK Il Bros. do st. Lousis, Mo.
= T.. W. CLARK, DoDGE & Co. do New York
&C HATCH 4 La xGDoN do Cincinnati, Ohio
GO n. HOLMES & Son 60 Pittsburgh Pa.
6. j. w. G,.AaK & Co. do Boston, Mass.
Aug 25--.y.dw
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E x "a az "a

ID EFERRlNG toa Notice. in another part of this pa
~ per, OF my first Semi-Annual Sale, commence on
TUESDAY, July 9th, win give below few speci-
mems of the low prices which will prevail, and the
great sacrifice be made on all the most attI active nor
lions OF my remaining stock during the Continuance of
the Great Sale. 7
All my nice White Cotton Hose, former price 81 cts
per pair 10 be sold at cents per pair 'Hk
All my fine White, Mode and U.bleached Cotton
Hose former price 10 cts per pair he SOLD for 81 cts
II my very fine White, Mode Black and Unbleached
be sold for 10 cents. - h
All my extra fine White and Colored Cotton Hose,
former price II and 20 cents per pair be sold for l2
aud II cents. 10 s
All my stout three thd White and Coiored Cotton
Hose former price 20 and 25 cents per pair to be sold
for II and 30 cents
And corresponding reduction to be made on all high
or aides of Hosiery.
silk Fingered Mts former price II cents TO be sold
for l25 Genus. =,
Silk Fingered Mtts, former price IS cts, 10 be sold
for 20 cents.
SILK Fingered Mitts, former price 374 cents, to be
sold for 80 CENTS
Real Mohair Fingered Mitts, former price 46 cents,
to be sold for SO cents 81 On s1ie@r
Real Mohair Fingered Mit,s, former price so cents,
{ be sold for 40 cents. as ~ E
And corresponding reduc lion to be made on all our
tyes of Silk and Mohair Mitts and Gloves
me and ell made plain Lise Gloves, former price
l29 cents 10 be sold for 10 cents,
Fine and well made fancy wrist Isle Gloves former
price " GEMS, TO he sold for l2a cents.
And aII ,sSsll made fancy wrist and eInb'd Isle
There wifi ee44-5%a aents to be sold for Is cents
dren's Hosiery, of from Cenrs per Tlr.r
same on Mitts and Gloves.
Gentemen's Lsle Thread Gloves and Hosiery will be
sold eqn lly cheap
1t viii be superiuous to go into general advertise
ment of all the Goods which will be embraced in his
large sale. But let it be fully understood that the price
of every article remaining on hand shall be at DIS
count from former prices of IRON 10 33 per cent.
i. A.. CLARK, No. Flagg Block,
jy1-dtf u opposite Central Hotel ii
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PATENTS.
HUI Eh1EN IL, .sII7
American and Foreign Office
Agency for Business with U. S, Patent

agency Tor business with u. S. Patent
| m m Office, WASHINGTON. s ...tr.
No. 22 State Street-BOSTON.
| | l94O the subscriber was appointed by tire Com
missioner OF Patents Agent of the 5. Patent Office
| IN accordance with the 10th Sec of Act of 1887
Having renqushed the Agency for transmission OF
Modeis and adopted more expeditions mode of send
ing them to the Patent Office whereby Patent may
ne procured about six weeks earlier; he
forward them free prepare Caveats Spec
Drawings for Patents and render advice legal and
scientific matters respecting the Pate. secured
in Europe other countries.
BY applic&t V this office, inventors are saved the
Time ana cost of ,Gnrney to Washington, and delay
there, as well as all persona trouble in obtaining their
patents They also have the advantage of verbally ex
planning their inventions, and of consulting respect
% them; mtters in general of paramount importance
IN order to obtain specifications and claims
me experience of sixteen years practice, extensive
subjects, the Patent Laws, and Patents o. different
countries, collected at much expense during the long
ttme Tbs SOies has been established, together with
of procuring Patents, assistance and information which
in other respects might be difficult OF attainment.
t1 tsas4gs.. r. H. EDDY. Solicitor of Patents
Washington. July FL, 1919. During the
time occupied the Office of Commissioner OF Patents
r. H. EDDY ESQ., of Boston, did business at the Patent
Office as Solicitor for procuring Patents. There were
few if any, persons acting In that capacity, who had so
much business before the Patent Office; and there
none who conducted it with more Skill fidelity and
cess. regard Mr. Eddy of the best Informed and
most skful Patent Solicitor in the United States, and
have hesitation in assuring inventors that they cam
not employ person more competent md trustworthy,
and more capable cf putting their applications in form
10 secure for them early and favoraby considea-
EDMUND BURKE, ,ss,
Late Commissioner of Patents
Boston. Sept 6, 1851 4aa4e sep6 e0d6Gw lam1y
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1norfrster Dailp 5pp.
BLEAK $50 US H.
PART FIFTH.
CHAPTER XIV.
BY CHARLES DICKENS.
BELL YARD.

NAl111 Lin Afs
BELL YARD. 8F
mention this because | am coming 10 Mr.
Skimpoe again. 1t seemed to me, that his off
hand professions of childishness and carelessness
were great relief to my guardian, by contrast
with such things, and were the more readily be-
lieved il since, TO find one perfectly undesignlng
and candid man, among opposites, could not fail
to give him pleasure. should be sorry to imply
that Mr. Skimpole OWNED this, and was polite;
really never understood him well enough to know
What he was 10 my Guardian, he certainly was
to the rest OF the world.
He had not been very well; and thus, though
he lived in London, we had seen nothing Of
him untnow. He appeared one morning, in his
usual Agreeable way, and as full of pleasant spirits
as ever. 3ft1h
Well, he said, here he was He had been bill
Gus, but rich men were often bilious, and there
fore he had been persuading himself that he was
a man of property. So he was, in certain point
of view--in his expansive intentions. He had
been enriching his medical attendant in the most
lavish manner. He had always doubled, and
sometimes quadruped, his fees. He had said 10
the doctor, 'Now, my dear doctor, it is quite de-
fusion on your part to suppose that yon attend me
for nothing. am.overwhelming you with money
in my expansive mtentlons-lf you only knew
it!' And really Che sadly he meant it to that de-
gree, aud he thought it much the same as doing
it, If he had had those bits Of metal or thin paper
10 which mankind attached SO much importance.
to put in the Doctors hand, he would have put
them in the doctor s hand. Not having them, he
substituted the will for the deed. Very well If
he really meant tiff his will were genuine and
real: which twas-it appeared to him that it was
the same as coin, and cancelled the obligation.
sit may be, partly, because know nothing Of
the value Of money! said MIR Skimpole, 'but i
often feel this. 1t seems SO reasonablei My
butcher sayst to me, he wants that little bill. It's
part Of the pleasant unconscious poetry Of the
man nature. that he always calls 1t 'litte bill
-to make the payment appear easy to both of US
/ reply to the butcher, My good friend, if you
knew it, you are paid. You haven't had the
trouble of coming to ask for the little bill. You
arepaid. i mean it, sa .4shaa4.ss ss.sg ssl s
| But, suppose said my Guardian, laughing, 'he
had meant the meat in the bill instead Of provld-
ing itl'ea ggaes aaifasasaas esi 1aa1 Is ie'gss.
my dear Jarndyce. : he returned, 'you surprise
me. You take the butcnerss position. butch
er once dealt with, occupied that very ground
Says he, Sir. why did you eat spring lamb a
eighteen pence a pound? why did eat spriDl
4 lamb al eighteen pence pound, my honest fri
4 end3 said /, naturally amazed by the question
III like spring Iambs' This was solar convincing
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Very Fashionable.

EoR the Dry Goods Dealers in this city to have hat
a. is termed semi-annua or osina off Sales 81.
The proprietor of the original Big Stocking Store ev
er ready TO embrace every opportunity favor his pa
irons, has determined TO first sem-annual
sale OF his entire Stock OF Hosiery Gloves and Thread
Store Goods, on TUESDAY, July 9Th and continue the
same for thirty days. until his entire soch Of snrng
and Summer Goods are disposed of.
In hls sale purchasers are positively assured that no
reservation ofGoods will be made. r Il =
Every article in extensive Stock win be sold al cost
and many Goods less than cost in order to close Of
the whole Stock in the shortest possible time On Nom
day. July 5th the store will be closed the purpose of
the great opening sale on the following day Is I ~
Purchasers may expect and will get bargains that will
astonish them. e5SIs - -"
gains will commence being distributed
7. A. CLARK. Nod FIasg Block tia
JyI DIFF Sign of the Big Stocking
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Doors. Sashes. and Blinds.

TIME subscribers have opened shop at No 30l Main
street, opposite Colton's Nursery, where they in
tend 10 Keep good assortment of the above articles
Sashes glazed, or unglazed Blinds painted, or nn-
painted; which we can sell low can he boigh any
where in the city Also constantly on hand, or made
to order, B. Corbins work, well known TO mannac-
iure the best work made in this CITY, 81 ~
Old Blinds and broken Windows repaired, at short
notice. steuse Paintingprompty attended to.saisa :
N b, Work delivered in any part OF the city, free of
charge ~ Fa ID. & c. p. STEVENS
jees h ssaas i M 10 dStaw WY u
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Farm for Sale

'IHE Subscriber will sell, exchange for Real Es-
70 the westerly pari nf Shrewsbury about 81 miles from
the Court House, on the old road to Shrewsbury is
the Farm owned few years since by Levi Howe and
now occupied by Peter Rich, Jr II is desirable place
for one wishing raise vegetables for the Worcester
market, the soil heng web adapted TO that purpose
For iutlIer particulars, enquire of Peter Rich Jr on
the premises, or of EDWARD EARLE
W worcester, LIST Month. 1852. jan29-dawtf
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Front Street Store Lots.

ttHE valuable lot Of land on the South side of 'front.'
Il St., North of the Salem street Church. extending
on Front street about l40 feet, and bounding East on
Irlmbu ST., and West Salem street, is now offered
for sale in lots purchasers Its average deDth il
over ~ feet. The lots will be sold on such terms
az TO render them profitable purchase either for those
wishing TO build stores for their use or to let.
mar25-dtf FRANCIS II. DEWEY. 2l6 Main 81
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WORCESTER SATURDAY, July 3l..I852
REAL ESTATE.
House Lots for Sale.

AN, and near Main street, near the Dread Institate
~ The above is worth the attention Of those wanting
lage ots' also, Mechanics Wishing to build the
machine shop.
Also, one lot Of two Acres with House and Barn and
is The best location on the Leicester road.
CHESTER HUBBARD, No. Nav Street
Worcester, March %, 1882 dom
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Closing Out Sale Of Thin Clothing!
For the Next Thirty Days !!

FOR the Next lmFty Days
THE Projectors of the Empire Clothing Establish
ment. No. Merchants Row, offer their Stock OF
THIN GOODS to the public, for sale at greatly re-
duced prices.
Purchasers will find it for their interest to call before
purchasing elsewhere.
NJ The Goods must be disposed of
Tvs dim WARDEN & DUDLEY.
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Shaving and Toilet SOAPS.

TT. OW'S Old Brown Windsor, Honey and Benzoin,
| Cleayes' Musk, Luhins highly perfnmed Winships
Oxyg mated SOAPS Hauel's kousseps, Anbreine and
Panariston Shaving Creams, andee large variety OF
others for sale by CALDWELL a. HILL,
iyt2 d3w 229 Main street, Worcester.
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NOTICE


EINHE subscribers having formed a connection in Bus
l. ness. under the name and firm of E e. ABBOTT
& CO., and taken the centrally loea ed Office over
Leonard Gooihuts Hat Store, entrance No 2s3 Main
streede 'tly opposite Elm street, would tender their
Real Estate Rockers,
TO any persons having landed Estates which they wish
To- dispose Of s E
They also prepared to exchange city properly for
farming lands, upon the most favorable terms or neeo-
tate the sale of properly in adjacent towns and would
respectfully solicit the attention of purchasers ia the
following Schedule of Property which they offer
FOR SALE.
The Property of manufacturing village, about 16
mi es from Worcester, consisting Factory Building
80 by 40 ieet, 81 stories high Tannery, with OUT
rg Houses, with about 100 acres of lillage land and
100 acres of valuable wood and timber land
Also, in iouris, ing village, 10 miles from Worces-
Ter, two story Dwelling House with Store and Barn
adjoining.
Also Cottage House, with about an acre of land
pleasantly located in Worcester.
Also two large and desirable Dwellings in the pleas
ATTEST part of the village of Chelsea
Also, farm o. rs acres with good buildings and fine
orchards, within an hours ride of the city.
Also, the block OF Buildings on Exchange street, for
merly owned by Hatch Townsend toe ether with the
lot, which contains about 5000 feet of land.
Also, one large two story House on Irving street
suitable for four families. as
Also, The modern built Block of Houses recently
Occupied by e. B. Abbott, l55 Pleasant street, consst-
ing OF five convenient Ienements, with suitable out
buildings ~
Also, one two story House on Chandler street
Also, two large Houses on Mason, near Chandler st.
Also, three Houses and Lots ON the Bloomingdae
Also 100 house lots in various parts of the city some
OF which are upon the ''Wheeler Farm" plat and are
not excelled for location by any in the vicinity.
Any o. The above Property will be disposed qf on
Worcester, July l6, dly WIN. N. jerks.
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B BOARD
Roarders Wanted.

A FEW single Gentlemen, and q Gentleman and his
~ wife can be accommodated with Board, and pleas
nat Rooms, BY applying at No. 10 Thomas street
eI7 d2m* r. BUXTON
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wash. and be Clean. .

II EFT no one who pla the least value upon health
neglect, or despise this simple and most etlcacious
mode Of preserving II.
81 Browns Patent suspension Bath
is an Article which requires but little and is sold
at a price which brings it within the means of ALL
For sale by AARON BILLINGS, &c Front street.
mav95 d3m
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w OR ROOSTER
BUSINESS DIRECTORY

MANUFACTURES, TRADES & PROFESSIONS,
PUBLISHED
IN THE WORCESTER DAILY spy,
te AN THE
MASSACHUSETTS SPY, WEEKLY