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Dry Goods for Fall Trade
IN CHARLESTON.
w. da. BANCROFT,

253 and 2ij kING-SrREET
Gone door below Wcntworih-Strect1
VIC would again respectfully invite the a,trn.
tina OF our friend, and customers in the ruliuirs
10 our extensive Stock of DRY GOODS. whc,,
they visit our City. Always in hand
SOUTHERN MANUFACTURED,
Consisting of Georgia PLANES and Kerscys
Alabama do do
Plain and Striped Osnabcrgs
Blcnchcd and Brown Domesiics
SUPER DUFFIL BI.ANKETS-DIRE
IMPORTATION.
We w"uld also part icnlnrly invite attention
our IMPORTATION of SILKS and DRESS
GOODS. being one of the LARGEST
STOCKS lNTIIE SOUTHERN COUNTRY.
We are also prepared to furnish every nrticle
IN the Dry Goods Line. viz: IIosiers, Golvca,
Linens, F1anncls, Cloths Casimers, Bomba zines,
Alpaccns, hlercnocs, Mousscllnin de LANES
IlniIs. Jaconets and Swiss iTnslins. Furniture
l'hn,ty;; Prints. .inghams, Shawls, l.aces, Eds
ing, Ribbons. Trimming. Ss. Sc.
Nepi"mh"r -, lri. lS..U
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Bargains in Ladies Kid
Slippers,

The subscriber is now offering his entire stock
Of LADIES' KID SLIPPERS at low prices
for Cash.
Ladies in want Of the article will do we'll 70
cnil X FOL SON
INne Eth 1891 a. IT
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Notice.

\ persons indie bted to me individuality.
or as Ordinary. will please make im,ncd-
'ale paynen', ns It is absolutely necessary
una! ! cl"sc up my business, somc part Of
"iici' has heen OF l"rg standing unsettled,
and " liich am determined sIal roman
so no Icngcr. hope my friends will attend
|" ,ii;s al once, and give me and thc..sc ives
as little trouble us may be.
w. LEWIS
Feb. 9h, 1852 III
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Ito. For CALIronSIA.-Tl,crc is Il
sudden aud I'M unexpected flow of cn,i.
v4r't'nn from this port to Clr,grcs and
San Juan, the ultimate destination of
which is California. The Meteor, usu-
ally running i'll the regular Texas
trade, has been taken out of it to meet
this demand for transportation to the
itllinus. She is Il superior vessel. and
leaves to-day with at least three hun
drcd passengers. Another steamer or
$" could be pr"litab'v V employed Just
now III the same trade. And as the
latest news from the Istllmus informs
u that provisions are extremely high
there. particularly salt beet. Il pretty
speculation might he made. perhaps.
by Soinc prompt adventure in that line
too.
llllS sudden increase in this cnligrGl-
ton from :his port may he attriputc,
to the announcement that it is of no use
going t" New York to secure transuor-
tation in the rcgullr steamers to the
lStllmn;, rs all the bcrths clear through
on the rontc arc taken for some time to
come. The New York Tribune advi-
srs persons bent OH going t" California
not to 50 TO New York, but to take the
first vessel that offers anywhere to sail
round Cape Horn.
- Then. too, Il great many persons are
now here on their way to the Gold
Dust" country who should have been
here som" weeks ago. The bad state
OF navigation of the upper rivers kept
them back, and now they come all to-
gctlcr, and all eager to get to their
journeys "'d. We do not think the
rush will last long-N. O. Picayune.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
law Notice.

The undersigned will attend promptly to al
Collections and other LEGAL BUSINESS place,
IN the hands of either of ,lcm, for the District.
OF Charleston, Sumter, Rchlund, Kcrsuw
and Darlington.
JAMES ID. BLANDING,
Sumter, lille.
WILLIAM BLANDING,
81 Broad-St., Charleston.
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The iiarf"rd and Cecil County. Nil.
papers all nlrniinn he occurrence of Il
slight shock "fan earthquake il, their
vlc'''lcS on Monday morning last. 1t
WAS accompanied by considerable sub
'crrancan noise, and at first was sup
posed to have arisen from an explosion
OF the powder mills ut Washington.
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Evening Dress Goods,

White and Colorcd. Embroidered Swisy Mus
lin. Organizes. 81 wide. Of the most beautiful
r"!"rs, at 25. 81 IA and 81 ID cents.
\ splendid and rich assortment Of Colors in
Sewing Silk Tissues at the remarkable low
pri Z. Of - crits yard.
Einhro' '"r'd Ircnudinc Silks.
3to lla,I .snli.c and rich Embroidered Evening
Dresses i'll inc mos. fashionable styles. These
together with Onr large assortment of Goods for
Evening Wear, are Offering at remarkably Low
PRICES w. j. jacob ~ SON
22l kng-st.. bend, opp. the Big Boot.
Charleston, Jan. 20, 1852. Eff
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H Y M EN- E Al,

MARRIED, on Tuesday evening, 24,l,
inst, by the Rev. Nj. Petric, WILLIAM
]. REEFS. of Sateburgh. 10 Miss JANE
E., only daughter of the Lutte Thomas p.
Davis, Of Georgetown District, So. ca.
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Notice,

VIII be sold on Friday the 5;h dav of
March next. to the lIi"hics, bidder, at The
'atc residence oi William Groons, dcrcas.
cd' sun':ry articles OF property, such as
Corn, Fodder, Horses, Cattle. Hogs, Sheep.
Goats, &c. &c Conditions made k,,,,,.'
on day Of sale.
w. LEWIS, $. u.
Feb. 23, 1852 IL >,
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~ OF ice.

All persons having demands against the
late Samuel Tate, deceased, will please
hand them TO the subscriber for payment
on or hci"rc the first day of January next.
And persons indebted io deceased will
make settlement also with The subscriber.
i. J. TATE. Admir-.
Feb. 23, 1852 lS-1m
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N. CIR A N E,
Manufacturers of Hsuggies,
JIcJrr r>ppJ<,,cc a.

I.1VIf Z NKNINt'EN, NC.
Returns his sincere thanks to fs-H, .
The citizens Of Sumter District IIT.SSss5-Ls1I:Z-
Ia bestowed and hrgs leave Ia inform them illn,
he keeps constantly nn hand the novc articles
at his "wn manufactures and warrants the same
To hr "f ti" hest material. Workmanship, and of
the latest style. His prices shall compete will,
the Charleston prices. and as TO durability. no
comparison: I" be cony inccd. vni will please
call nt his Cnrragr Repository nn Br,nld Street.
under the Town Hall and examine for your.
selves.
Wi,li1wenIy;;yeara experience, and I.ihrrty 5
~ nid, -
He'll Vie with the country and the arts of
/. as.!s$:. his trade. .E
& ssSIay lith, 1851 90 tf
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Notice.

meeting Of the Commissioners Of
t"ads Tor Salem County will take place ON
The 3ri Tuesday in march next at James
Lowry's ii being the 10Th Of tie month.
J. w. STUCKEY,
Scc'y. Il Treasurer Salem Board
March Ist 1852 l0-2t
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''TuE Man OF THE WonDs. .''-'ihc
newspapers announce Il curious :h,Ii-
tl"n to the mrnn ~rric of the Jaldin
dies PantrS. that of an ape of the Spc-
rIrS called tho lnnn of the woods" II
Is between hr.," and four English feet
IN height: a''SsGn lis proportions, 50
much like - ins,an being rs to create
the uncomfortable conviction in the.
mind Of the spectator that after ali h,.
himself Intelligence almrD is only Il
superior sort Of monkey. This is. it
appears the first time an animal OF the
kind had been at Paris.
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The State ofSouth Carolina

The State of South Carolina,
SUMTER DISTRICT-Is Eoulry.
Laurence ii. Bclscr
Robert G. Myers, ZION and Reinc
,I,Inon W'!'a !" s;.|. s; Bslsc'
1t appearing to my satisfaction ,l,a,
William ). Belser, one of The Defendants
III the above stated case, is absent from and
without tho limits of The Slate of South
Carolina. 1t is ordered That lie said Will
liam 5. Bclscr do plead. answer or dcnnur
to The C"mpIaina:t's Bill of Complain,
within the time prescribed hy law or an
order pro c"mjesSo may be aiken against
w. +. b. IAYNSWORTU,
Comr Ell. s. D
Feb. 2lst 1852 l9-3m
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O B I T. u A R Y

Died in Darlington District, on the
18th of February, WILLIAM KEII.S
NEWBERi, youngest son of the Rev
James Ncwbcry.-F7oy.
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CLOCKS, WATCHES AND
4 Y MA E. \, " Il

q " w va ~ N VI 3
The Subscriber would respectfully in
inrm the citizens Of Sumter and adjacent
Di tricts. that he h,s jus, opened in Sum
tcrvillen beautiful assortment of
Clocks aEad Watches.
Brooches, Finger Rings. Cuff Pins, Ear
Rings, Buckets, Slides, Fob, Vest, Guard
Chains, Of Steel, Silver and Gold-Gad
and Silver Pens and Pencil Cases; Specta.
cles OF various kintIs White aud Coral
Beads, Bracelets. &c. &c. All of which
will be sold at Charleston price, for Cash,
ny c. II. MASON,
One sinr, south Of
Mrs. l1ulEcrt's Millencrv.
r. S.-Rcpniring OF every description
done IN The very best manner and at the
shortest notice. s-s3 All work done by
n'e. warranted TO give satisfaction.
&. ~. NJ.
December ,. 1851 q #
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Butter,

Fresh Goshen Butter.
Loaf. Crush: CIarntird and Brown Sugars.
Best Rio md Java Coffee.
Orleans Mulasscs
HIariincs, lobstrrs. Snlnond and Mackcral.
Pickles, Preserves. &c.
Also CHEESE nf the DrRm.M Brand tin,
VIII Keep III any climate, and improve with
age, 1T PERRY MOSES;
I.cb Nth. 1852 ,r
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co VI .YH e. EeGHAHI.

Latest dates from Liverpool, Feb. H..
Latest dates from IIavrc, Feb. 4 :.
Latest tlal"s frlm Havana, Feb II
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A. ANDERSON,
MAAHER MWN TMAANN

SAES Y Y. M SAXNS NESNEeS ~
SsIhAterviIlr, s. q.
Respectfully informs the people of Sum ~ "a
ter District tint nc has Just receive 1 and IA
now offers for sale the best selected and iff
most choice stock of
Fall and Winter Goods
That has ever been brought to Ills markell.
lie lie has received mnny new styles of Fall and
"in'er Goods, which purchasers would do
well to e1nminc before buying elsewhere.
slack, 5lu'', Green and mixed Broad- Clothes,
RAIN and Fancy Cassimrrcs: Satin. Velvet,
ana Silk Vcstngs, Rows and Mems Cans. &c.
-ALs0-
fnl md large supply of Hosiery. Gloves,
S'ispcners; Crnvnts, 1ianikcrchiefs. DC. de-,
all "f which will bc sold ON ,ln most liberal
terms, and nj prices To suiI the times.
GsR Garments manufactured by the suhscri.
Der. and warranted To give satisfaction. Or
dcrs from distance promptly attended tn.
lie may be found mt the stand i;,rincrIy &C.
cnplcd by Conway, AMI more recently by
ID. w. Price.
a. ANDERSON.
Oct. 10Th, 1851 25 If
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Notice to Stockholders.

all. Ste ckhOl''crs in arrears To the Brad
lord SInihgs Female Institute Company ART rc.
gnlre'i to make full pm, ment before returns ,in,
III March, ncNt-'o the subscriber or to William
Lewis, Esq. in Sumtcrvic.
BY RIDER of the Board
EDWIN CATER, Scc'ry & Treas.
February 2, 1852. l5-lf
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Iron,

Swceds and English, Broad and narrow
Bar Square, Round and Oval; Hoop, Band
ana Boiler Iron. Cast, German aud Blister
Steel. Smiths Tools Carpenters Tools.
Buggy AXles and Springs, Carriage Trim.
mlngs. Hollow Ware, Cut and Wrought
Nails, always on hand and for sale low
ny PERRY MOSES
Feb. "a, 1852 lS--tr
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rs office.
Lard,

""o lbs FrImc Lard; No. j. NIackcrcl, SIT.
gar Coffee, und Tea, rsst received and for snI,,
10" ny w. J. FRANCIS
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BOOKS! BOOES!! BOOESt,,
En@liSh. French, Latin and Greek School
BOOKS. AIS" bunk BoohS OF all sizes, and
Stationary for sale by
Feb. :23, 1892 ls--.f
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EAETIIoTAKE At BoRDEArx.-Thc
Paris correspondent OF the New York
Tribune, in Confederation of the upil-
ION that the temperate zone is bccom-
ing mora cIl,ahlc, and that earth
'imkcs arc travelling North. gives the
following account of shock at Bor-
dcatiN, whore never. in the memory of
man, WAS one ever felt before:
''lt lasted eight seconds, and did Il
rcmarkahl" deal of work, considering
the time it had to do it in. 1t began
with an cNolnsion, and finished with
three oscillations from South to North.
Pictures trcmblcd upon the walls:
tumblcrs Sid of from the shelves and
broke: the glass windows OF churches
sllivcrc'l into splintcrS: clocks that
were going were stopped, and others
that had stopped were set going. 1t
was tw" O'Clock ut night. and the hnri-
z,n was II lurid red. as il the RAYS of Il
cnnfaS,;n IN were still lingering in the
atmosphere. In the surrounding co,m-
try, the cattle were as frightened as the
men, and uttered low mlrinllrS and
complaints. Parlaps this earthquake
is visiting France, charged with Il ter
riblc crr;md. The Red Sea was com
missioncd to swallow Pharaoh and his;
hosts; the whale was sent to swallow
Jonah; why should not an earthquake.
SSshcf fdcputcd to swallow Mr.. Bunapartc.
3Stlct lis hope that it will not make Il
-4n1lSlakc and take the wrong man: and
that it Witt~lot miss lis aim like that
Sliarp.sh,,nt4l2s ~ Aiil4eeHHes in
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CABINET WARiLHOOM.
II. WI. ANDREWS

t,-------,----s.---- ------,.-,---s---- TAKES thia InrthOd OF
e e s5Aaaia:sASS informing The ci,iznns of
S,mfrr,illc AMI vicinity that
he has opened in Smmtcr, illc "ppnsi,c the. new
Presbyterian Church. a CABINET WARE
RooM. where hc will keep for sale. chrnp. nll
such furniture as comes under this tlcIG, ,rrmcnt
"i his trade, which lr will warr,ni of good
material and will furnish for cash. ut Cha rlrS-
ton prices, ull descriptions of Furniture made
Rrpiiring executed at The shortest notice.
Mahogany and plain Collins furnished wit,
"uI delay.
All the snhsrlhcr asks i. n fair trial, and
hnpes ny p,tnctinl attention To business AMI
easy terms. I" merit public patronage
February u. 1852. lily.
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SgH DH2G.

ladies Black, Figured and Colored Jenny
III "is: Worstcd Enamel Bsumr rs Drnh Zig
mred Bloon@rs and Caters; kiI Ties and s p.
PcrS. Nc. DC. l. B. HANKS.
Oct7 so IS
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App'e Trees

"O Apple Trees from the celebrated
nursery OF Travis Il LILIES, for sale low
ny PERRY MOSES.
Feb. "a, 1882 ls.",i
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LIVER COMPLAINT,

LIVER COMPLAINT,
JAUNDICE, DYSPEPSIA, CHRONIC
OR NERVOUS DEBILITY, DIS
EASES or THE KIDNEYS,
and all
discusses ari-
sing, from disor-
dercd Lirer or Sfo-
mach such Consiipu-
Hon, fMunrd Piles, FuiIucss
or Iiiood to he Trad, Ariiify of
NE Sfon.aCh, Nausea, Hcuri-burn, Dis
gust for Food, Fniinc<s or Wright IN he
Siomorh. Sour Er~cfdiions. Sinking or F7,f-
fcrins al he pit Of tie Stomach, Suim- j,
ming Of Mc Head, Hurried and Dill
c"t Breathing, Fiuffcring at the
Heart, Cho.inc' or SUHocuiinc
sensations uhen in a lying
posture, Di1iness o)
lisinn. dots or
weds before Tie
Sight,
Fever and dull lnin in the Head, Deficiency
oi fcrspirati0n, lclIowlicss of the Skin nr;;
Eyes. Puiu i'll lh2 Side, Back, Chest. L;,nbs.
&c... Sudden Flmshes OF Heat Burning in the
Flesh, Constant Imagining of Evil, and Great
depression of Spirits. cun DC cfcctuay cured by
DIR. HOOFLAND'S
Celebrated German Esi.ters,
PREPARED IL
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South-C Carolina Sumter Dist.

nv EQUITY.
VIM. Lewis and others
Bill for Acct &c.
Leonnrd White and others
II il ordered that the creditors Of Thomas
james Wilder, deceased, late Sheriff of snid
District, do appear before mo and prove their
demands against the deceased.
BY or,lcr of The Court.
w. +. B. IIAYNSWORTII, Com'r.
Sumter, lille, Feb %, 1852. l3-om3m
Rail Road Notice,
E9si:Ezza .5Yzfss.zss esassg9s..s ~. ].Iar
OFFICE Win" e. Man. X. X. Co,
Marion e.. H., S. G.. Jan. %, 1852 {
An adjourned General Mccrng of the
Stockholders Of this Company will be held
Sumtcrville, S. c., on Thursday the l,h
March, 1882
BY order of the Stockholders.
JNO. MACRAE, Jr. Src'y.
February 3, 1852 l5--ld
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THE NoMlSlrloN or Gov. Conn WITH
Mn. WErsrEn.-Wc observe that
several Democratic papers have re-
tcrrcd TO the fact that Il paper il, Mas
sach,Isctts has nominated Mr.. Webster
for President, and Mr.. Cobb for Vice
President, and it is supposed by some
of our friends that the nomination was
made with the consent Of Mr.. Cobb,
and is evidence of an abandonment of
the Democratic principles which he
llAs ever protcsscd.
We happen to know something
about this affair and Justice to Mr..
Cobb prompts It's to say, that SO soon
as the nomination referred to came to
his knowledge, he wrote to the Ed
it"r, rcpndiatiig the connection of his
name with Mr.. Webster, and declaring
his unchangcable adherence to the
principles of the Democratic party.
From tie 1Ibany Puiriot
1;.~~c->>-- o-..~>~-0c~---->
ANTI RENT DlsrUnnANCEs.-- Albany.
February 23. Last night party Of
twcnty-one policemen started for
Bcrnc, among the lIcldcrburg Noun
tains, Tor the purpose of atrcsting the
ringleaders ofthc Anti-Rent party, who
tarrcd and teathercd +. nj. Fish last
April. The police were armed to the
teeth. They reached the place of their
destination about 4 o'clock this morn
ing the house of tho two Turner's, the
principals in the outrage, arrested and
carried them off. The Anti-Rcnt war
cry was then sounded, and large party
soon assembled, who pursued the
captors. The police, after proceeding
some distance, were stopped by Il
hnrricade in the Road, and the Anti
Renters demanded the release of the
prisoners. This was refused, and the
police drawing their pistols and
threatening to use them, the Anti
Renters retired, breathing threats of
vengeance. The officers reached here
in safety this evening.
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Hbr. G.. M. .BackSoSq.

apF. Y. NN. sB;aCMStsGl. %
AT TIE GERMAN MEDICINE S'rCEE.
lsO Arch Street, Philadelphia
Their power over The above diseases is M.
cNccllcd--if ,.lnalled-by my other prcnarn- Z
u"h IN lhe United states, RS the cures attest, in
many eases aficr skiltnl physicians had failed.
these Bit.ers nre worthy the attention of
invnli:is- Possessing great virtues in The ratif
cation Of Diseases of the Liver md lesser
glands, exercising the most searching powers in
weakness aud affections of the digestive organs,
they are wiihal, safe, certain AM, pleasant.
READ AND RE f'ONVIN(,En
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Table Cutlery.
FOR THE MILLION!
SILVER WARE, WITCHES & JEWBLRY
3. VI. GseagEgARD q Do. .

at their new Building called g Union Block,
no. I97 Main street,
YTTOULD inform their in this city and vcin-
w ity, that they hay just opened many and fash
ionabe Goods and solicit examination of their stock
by all those make purchases of any articles in
the ABOVE line Our Stock svery large, and consists of
Silver Table and Tea LADIES' aud Gents Gold
Spoons Chans
Sugar, Salt & Mustard do. Diamond Pins and Rings
Silver Forks aud Butter so different styles Ladies'
Knives; Hoops ,Drops,and Knobs
Silver Pitchers and Cups Iadies' fine Brooches
pain and fancy Gents. Scarf Pins 5, studs;
Plated and Britannia ware; Keys, Pencils, 81 Thmbies;
Cake Baskets and Castors Gold Bracelets and Snaps
Table Relsp plain and fancy; Entire new sts OF Rings
Gents. Port Monies and cuff Pins, Shell
Gents q old Fobs aRd Seals; Back and Side Combs,
Vest Chains and Hooks Silver COMBS round for
Gold " atches OF every de- Children
scription
We would call the attention ofthe public to large
assortment OF
Gold and Silver Spectacles.
Having mad0 arrangements with the Manufacturer,
we have all the kinds of Glass, to suit ali eyes
and ages. Mathematical Instruments of all prices
" aiches and Jewey carefully repaired, and warrant
ed Old Gold and silver taken exchange All OF the
above G GODS are offered low for ash, wholesale or
retail NJ Call the Union Block, No 1877 Main ST.
l.. ID. GODDARD 4 co. 4
worcester, Nov. 10, 1852. diff
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REAL ESTATE
NOTIGE

VNHE Subscribers having formed connection in Bust
4 ness, nader the name and firm of e. e. ABBOTT
q 90, ana taken the centrally located Office over
leonard " Goodhues Hat Store, entrance No 233 Main
sifeet-dire;ty opposite Elm street, would tender Their
services as
Real Estate Brokers,
TO any persons having landed Estates which they wish
70 dispose OF
They are also prepared exchange city property for
farming lands upon the most favorable rns or nego-
tate the sale of property in adjacent towns and would
respectfully solicit the attention OF purchasers to the
following Schedule OF Property which they offer
FOE SALE.
The Property cf manufacturing village about is
M es IRON Worcester, consisting Factory Building,
30 by 40 feet, 81 stories high A Tanmery with out
buildings, suitable for the Business Also tnree Dwel-
Il Houses, with about 100 of llage land and
100 acres of valuable wood and timber land
Also, the modern buit Block of Houses recently
occupied by 3. E. Abbott las Pleasant street. consist
ing OF i've convenient tenements, with suitable out
buildings.
Also, 00 house lots in various parts of the city,
of which are upon the "Wheeler Farm" Plat, ana are
not eXcelled for loo alton by any in the vicinity
Any OF the above Property win be disposed of on
terms which cannot fail to suit purchasers.
E. E. ABBOTT
VIM n jerks.
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Hnl1sa for Sale

- THE House staated in oxford street. occu.
LniE pied by the subscriber, is offered for Ie-~
1t very thoroughly built about three years
SINCE is two cries high, and contains twelve rooms
conveniently arranged for either families.
II very pleasantly situated has well of excellent
never failing water, and the garden wen stocked with
achoce a'iey of vana lie Toes OF MANY If he best
sorts o irpit. rare opportunity is now offered any
one fishing to purch use 90 House, a moderate
price, and upon easy terms OF payment.
For further particulars please apply to SAMUEL II.
COTTON, or To the subscriber, the promises.
deco DIFF CALVIN r. ROGKWOOD
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For Sale or Exchange

For El ouses in wore ester.
a WOOD lot OF 80 acres IN Sutton ; also house and
"A five acres Of land in sutton
Also, house at Whitm's village aso house lots
near the Worcester Academy
Also, house lots "A leading from King street
to Chandleri also, two house lois at the of
Chaudler and Queen street
For lurthor particulars enquire Of
GUSTAVUS ELLIOTT,
Corner of Chandler and Queen st.
Worcester. Nov. IS, 1859. DIFF
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TU l. u L.
LARGE ROOM, over the Store OF the subscriber
y suitable for an Office Apply TO SCOTT JR.,
nuvl9 dtf 243 Main street.
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THE subscribers continue to manufacture the abov
1 named Instruments, for Parlor and Church use
with many valuable improvements, which render them
superior TO those of other makers
N B. We also, the exclusive propretors for the
manufacture of CaThars celebrated patent Reed lnsru
we have obtained The highest premiums. All nstru-
warranted TO eive satisfaction Also, Piano Fortes
and Musical Merchandise OF every description, for sale
wholesale and re all. PEARSON & LORlNG,
203 Main ST., Worcester, successors to aae
iy7 daw6m Farley Il Pearson
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fsHWO large and Spacious Rooms in Union Block one
] on the % floor, and the Sd floor. For fur
Their particulars, inquire of
movie diff T.. d. GODDARD.
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GURGEON and Dental Observation-Disclosures and
y BARRIERS Shears, Knives, and Razors Manufactured.
Jobhing DC
N. o. Superior Instruments to correct deormities OF
he Spine and Limbs, ma oFder.
Oct7d3m II. FGNINLEY, Lich's Mills