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The Pioneer and woman's advocate. (Providence, R.I.) 1852-185?, 1852-06-05

A rainbow bright, with colors gay and fair,
At morn or eve, when Phebus cuts the air.
The mighty stream, whose swift, impetuous
tide, f
OF s.reamle.s formed from many mountain
side,
Which onward borne, increases ever more,
Till in the deep profosnd, its foaming waters
pour. tsa nptm csr
All things IN nature, in every form displayed,
The forest dark, in summers garb arrayed,-
The leapiug brook, the groves, the bright cas-
cade,
The sloping steep. the valley, field and glade !:
All these cannot but Gil the poets mind
With awe, with pure delight, or both combined.
Thus natures scenes, in verse, he'd we'll por-
tray,
As artist does TIE same, in colors gay.
The Roman bard-who sung long years ago,
How Trogans fought the Greeks, their deadly
How stately Troy, sweet Helen's dread abode,
In gloom of night, with blood of thousands
flowed;
How one of royal birth, renowned in fame,
Both sword escaped, and the devouring fame,
How Ger the boist'rous sea, in search OF lands
he fed:
Was driven from his course, by fate misled,-
With no less beauty, no less skill or taste,
When in port, his heroes ships he placed,
Described the scenes on every side displayed,
And each in turn, in numbers we'll portrayed
Within long recess there lies bay,
An island shades it from the rolling sea
And forms port, secure for ships to ride;
Broke by the jutting land on either side.
In double streams the briny waters glide
Betwixt two rows of rocks, sylvan scene
Appears above, ane groves forever green;
A grot' is formed beneath, with rosy seats
To rest the NeiraGs and exclude the heats.
Down through the crannies of the loving wall
The crystal streams descend in murmuring
falls.
No halsers need to bind the vessels here:
No bearded anchor, for no streams thsS fear"
80 Homer, too, whose memory long shall be
Preserved with sacred care, from blemish
free,
Not for victories won DER hostile foes,
Honors more pure, mankind on whom bestows,
Secluded in his cot, in quietude, in peace.
Who earned his fame,-the pride of Classic,
Greece,
BY setting forth, in Dactyl and Spondee,
The wanderings Of Greek, DER land and sea,
Both nature loved, and oft its scenes portrayed,
And lines like these, of all most beauteous
made.
Ulysses having wandered far and long,
Calypso enterains, and by her song
OF soothing words, with her constrains his
stay,
Till sent by Jove, Hermes bids him away.
Here beauteous scenes entranced the stran
gers mind.
Amazed, he viewed the place. in beauty all
enshrined,
"Without the grot, various sylvan scene
Appeared around, and groves Of living green
Poplars, and Alders ever quivering play'd,
And noddding Cypress formed fragrant
shade,
On whose high branches, waving with the
storm, y
The birds Of broadest wing their mansion
form.
Depending vines, the shelving cavern screen
With purple clusters blushing through the
green.
Four limpid fountains from the cleft distil.
And every fountain pours a several rill,
Where blooming meads, with vived greens
were crowned,
And glowing violets threw their odors round
The Pioneer and woman's advocate. (Providence, R.I.) 1852-185?, 1852-06-05

Love inspires courage and hope, and
thus is doubIy the giver and the preserver
Of life.
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NAVY YARD, WASHINGTON, d. q.

l04 ,lOO pounds, per pound. IVA, luO lbs
Round iron, from to ?, in, in sizes as
required 10000 lbs
Flat and square iron, to y to
6 in, ia sizes as required 10000 lbs
- 100, 900 do
Total, POI 100 lbs
The whole to be Of tho beet quality American
manufacture, per pound.
Glass B. CanlbooSe hOn
The plate and bar iron for six cambooses for Sc
cond class frigatcs, used for steamers, about
81 900 pounds Of plate iron, and per 10
81 900 do of bar iron do
The plate iron must be of the beet quality Amer
lean rolled iron, free from blisters, hoows or
other defects, cut correct to the given sizes, and
kept straight from the shears
OF the bar iron, about one-half to be the best
quality American rolled iron, with square edges,
and cut to the exact lengths, without flag or raw
ends; the other half to be hammered iron OF the
very best quality, and will be designated in the
schedules to be furnished the contractor
CLASS No. Copper.
10000 pounds bolt copper, from to J I in. per Id
Glass No. 4.-Lead and Tin.
rolls milled sheet lead 10 lbs to the foot
say 300 lbs per ID
boxes double X tin. 49, by II in. per box
1000 pounds best English or East India tin per Id
n, NJ, =
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Glass No. lb.--SidiiOnery.
dozen memorandum books, leather backs
per dozen
do expenditure books full bound
per sample do
10 quircs blank books, full bound
per sample do
. realms blank rcquisitons, daily expenditures
per sample per rcarn
~ dozen pint bottles black ink, beat quality
per dozen
do pint bottles red ink, best quality do
do metal inkstanks, with covers do
do blade pcnknivcs, best quality
per sample do
80 rcams i0olscap paper, best quality,
with marginal lines, feint lined pr rcam
realms log paper per sample do
DO buh envelope paper do do
2 do botting do do do
100 sheets drawing do double elephant,
per sample per sheet
90 gross steel pens, with holders, beet
quality, per sample per gross
9 dozen oamcPs hair pencils do per dozen
do parallel rulers, "a inches long,
per sample do
do rolling rulers, CarringtOn's patent
per sample do
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Class No. l2.-Sperm OIL and Candles.
% gallons beet winter strained sperm oil pr gal
1900 lbs beet pure sperm candles, o to
the ID pcrlb
Class No. l3.-Lcaihcr, &c.
300 sides bellows leather, thin and suitable for
ail-maker's use per sample, say 800
lbs per 10
300 hides rigging leather, say 1000 lbs do
80 feet leading hose leather per sample per foot
% do suction do do do
rs sidos beet quality bride leather, do per eide
25 do DO harness do do
% sheep skins, In wool per skin
~ buck skins do
Class No. l1.-Dyy Goods.
30 rolls rcd bunting, 40 yds each per sample pr yd
30 do white DO do do do
80 yards green bazc do
2n do fearnnught do
800 do blcachcd muslin, inch yard wide,
good quality do
100 do black cotton velvet per sample do
81 lbs rcd sewing thread per ID
~ do shoe do do
600 y1 Ss Ro.' ", ,Gosns do per ysfd
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u lights Of plate glass for steamers lanterns
sample each
red lights of plate glass for steam
ers' lanterns do do
9 green lights of plate glass for
steamers lanterns do do
II circular lens of plate glass for
steamers lanterns do do
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GCHMITZ AND ZUMPT's ELEMENTARY
- Latin Grammar and Exercises.
The Baron's Little Daughter, and other Tales
edited by Rev. William Gresly, NJ. ID.
Lectures the Apocalypse, by Chss. Words
WORTH ID. d., Canon Of Westminster
Clifton, or Modern Fashion, &c, novel; by
Arthur Tovnly.
Millcr's Principles Of Surgery, new edition; by
=. w. Sergeant, NJ. ID.
Ap30 FRANCK TAYLOR
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'e 20 inches wide, and 40 yards in each boil
CLASS No. s. Cotton Caupds.


avoirdupois As lbs per sample, per bolt
10 do No cotton canvas,
weight per bolt av. AZ lbs do do
40 do No. 3 cotton canvas,
weight per bolt av. 40 lbs do do
100 do No. cotton canvas,
weight per bolt av 80 lbs do do
$50 do No. cotton canvas,
weight per bolt nv. 80 lbs do do
40 do No. cotton canvas,
weight Der bolt av. "a lbs do do
% do No. cotton canvas,
weight per bolt av. - lbs do do
rs do No. cotton canvas,
weight per bolt ay. 80 lbs do do
10 do No. 9 cotton canvas,
weight per bolt av. % lbs do do
50 do No. 10 cotton canvas,
weight per bolt av. 20 lbs do do
To be 20 inches wide, and 50 yards in each bolt,
100 bolts hammock stuff, AZ inches wide, and 30
yards long per sample per bolt
50 do bag stuff, ~ in. wide,
and 80 yards long do do
30 DO cot canvas, 80 in. wide,
and 80 yards long do do
To weigh 90 lbs per bolt
Glass No 9.--Flar and Cotton Thine.
500 lbs flax sewing Irvine, third. sample per Id
500 do cotton do $40 do do do
300 do whipping Irvine do do
20 do seine twinc do do
Glass No. l0.-Shp Chandiery, Sc.
20 lbs sal amoniac per III
~ do refined borax do
5000 yards twilled bagging for bread
hlsFx1 In ~
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To be made OF copper and tn-no zinc
CLASS No. Glass
500 feet double thick glass, II by 10 per foo
500 do do do 10 by % do
Glass No. 7.-Flar Canp'

To be 20 inches wide, and 40 yards to the bolt.
20 bolts light ravens duck sample per bolt
Glass No. s. Cotton Canpas.
300 bolts No. cotton canvas, weight per bolt,
avoirdupois, IS lbs per bolt
200 do No cotton canvas, weight per
bolt, avoirdupois, SO lbs do
80 do No cotton canvas, weight per
bolt, avoirdupois, 80 lbs do
80 do No cotton canvas, weight per
bolt, avoirdupois, 80 lbs do
50 do No cotton canvas weight per
bolt, avoirdupois, y lbs do
50 do No 10 cotton canvas, weight per
bolt, avoirdupois, 20 lbs do
To be 30 inches wide, and 80 yards TO the bolt
100 bolts hammock canvas per bolt
100 do bag do do
Hammock canvas 10 be ~ inches wide. TO con-
ain 80 yards, and weigh 100 lbs; and bag canvas
% be ~ inches wide, TO contain 90 yards, and
weigh rs lbs per bolt.
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rT'HORPE, Quiet English Town, and Human
Il Life therein, by WIN. Mountford.
The English Family Robinson-Tbe Desert
Home, or the Adventures Of a Lost Family in tho
Wilderness; illustrated. by Captain Wayne Reid
Parknsn's History Of the Conspiracy Of Pontiac,
and the War Of the North American Tribes against
the English Colonies after the Conquest Of CANADA.
For sale by TAYLOR " MAURY,
An 30 Booksellers, rear 9th FL.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-04-27
Try White of Zinc, 6 cents per ID.
FRUlT TREEs. sc.
The Worcester Nursery

~
$p.@ Is now well stocked with large variety of
e& the best sorts of Apples Pears, Plums, Cherries
! - Peaches, Apricots, Nectarnes, Ounces, English
GooseoeTes Choice Strawberries, Dutch Currants An
twerp and other Raspberries, Grape Vines, &c.
u rms Nursery is one Of the largest in Massachu-
sets, ana tne collection Of Fruits cultivated in 1t, em-
braces nearly all the varieties ofestabshed reltation;
and the proprietor is constantly adding such kinds as
possess superior excellence and are worthy OF cutva'
tion IN this climate. af5 t,f3 p
u The collection of STANDARD and DWARF
PEAR TREES Is extensive, and includes all the best
varieties now much cultivated Az
ALSO IA great variety of 4 Is
H Ornamental Trees. and Shrubs, Cd
Balsam Fins, Norway Spruce, and othe vergreens
Scotch Larch, european Mountain Ash, Horse Chest
nuts, Weepmg willows, Linden and Tulip Trees, Ho-
ney Suckles and most other varieties suitable for this
latitude, and esteemed for their beauty. GgH
9c ArDor Fte Buck Thorn, Privet, SC, for hedges.
fine collection OF Roses, Peonies, Dahllas, Border
Flowers, &c, &C apo M aw Had ID
9G Asparagus Roots, Rhubarb or Pie Plant, DC. 81
Garden and Flower Seeds, in great variety.
BUDS, and SClONS, Of a large variety OF Choice
Fruit, can also be furnished. Also, Grating Wax Of
superior quality. u
u EARLY CABBAGE, and TOMATO PLANTS,
suitable for transplanting q 4,
CATALOGUES furnished to all who apply. Orders
promptly attended to, and Trees &c.. packed TO go safely
any distance. SAMUEL II. COTTON,
j. Worcester Sd Month, 1s, 1852 dawtf Proprietor,
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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS.

COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS,.
WORCESTER, SIS.
Att Court of Probate holden at Worcester the sixth
day OF April, A. d. 1852 n a..H
TTPON the application of HORACE DE WITT
u SMITH, of Oxlord, in said County. for change
of his name due public notice of said application hav-
ing been given.
II is now ordered and decreed that the said Horace
De Witt Smith NAV take, and shall hereafter be called
and known by the name Of HORACE SMITH DE
WITT.
And is further ordered, that he copy of this
decree to he published three weeks successfully in the
Worcester Daily Spy newspaper printed in Worces-
ter. within two months from the date hereof
TH0S. KINNICUTT, Judge of Probate.
A copy. Attest: CHAS. G. PRENTISS, Reg
apl4 er a E d3w
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For Sale ar Rant

"A New House on Pleasant steel nesr ~, .,..,.-
vii SonveIent for three families If applied for "
Cnt NC '3a with about 10000 feet of land Also tbs
seres q land, now occupied by Pulaski Bacon
n,a arm OF about 20 acres with an unfinished bons
upon ~ ABOUT Of mile west of said Cut no es'"a
'"e . ones Farm Terms very liberal. Apply 10
mar6-dtf p. G. BACON
-o-utI No. Central Nv cba,,,.
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House and Land for saln

~ Sttpscrloer offers for sale good otts+e Hopso
and is con UoO. street l. contains rooms good
about oo i0r one or two small families Also,
saia house house, or part oft, as may suit ''l' INC
or The , oleo WI be given part of the purcbse
erty nui WoNd pc exchanged for other good prom
worcester, Jan. 81, 1859. fs III d
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A. N. Beck & Co. Pronrietors
PATENTS.
American and Foreign Office.
agency for business with U. s, Paten,
Office, WASHINGTON

agency for business with U, s. Pata,,@
\ Office, WASHINGTON.
No. % State Street-BOSTON
io4O tne subscriber was appointed by tie Com
missioner of Patents Agent of The m : pstt ~
asCoruace with the 10th Sec. of Act of 1887
h having relmqushed the Agency for transnssior n
anu ADOPTED more expeditions mode az sand
Ing mem TO Tue Patent Office, whereby a Patent ny
paoiaieu aout SIX weeks earlier; he continues to
scso 'ue ree o. xpense-to prepare Caveats Spec
peops assignments, and all the necessary Paners
lot ratents and TO render advice on legal and
1Ue no other ses dcf,isag the sale Pate secured
sgsppiicst 81 this office, invoa-
sub,ci cost of eAu 6 t6hsHifig IN respect
-kagess mtters in general of paramount Importance
:, a1d to obtain specifications and claims.
tbs perence of sixteen years practice, an extensive
vicn on of works, decisions, ETC., mechanical
y pesCts the Patent Laws, and Patents different
kianres, collected at much expense during the long
mme this Office has been established together with
here kept of inventions patented at Washing
con- enable the subscriber afford to inventors DESTROYS
procuring Patents, assistance and information which
IN other respects might be difficult OF attainment.
R. H. EDDY. Solicitor OF Patents.
Washington, July III. 1S49. During the
time occupied the Office of Commissioner of Patents,
r. H. EDDY, Esq., of Boston, did business at the Patent
Office Solicitor for procuring Patents There were
few, if any, persons acting in that capacity who had so
much business before the Patent Ohce and there were
none who conducted with more skill, fidelity and sue
cess regard Mr. Eddy of the best informed and
most skful Patent Solicitor in the United States, and
have no hesitation in assuring inventors that they can
not employ person more competent and trustworthy,
and more capable IF putting their applications in form
to secure for them early and tavorably eonsidea-
800 la EDMUND BURKE, ia
9Ht Late Commissioner of Patents
Boston, sept6, 1851. sep6 eod&w1amly
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-04-27
House fOr Solo

A ~U ID COTTAGE HOUSE, pleasantly situs,ed
m street. containing Paror Sitting room
Dry cellar and excellent We'll Of never f,ird large,
Terms easy > ' % noVer lalllns water.
lo So 9 OF Land near Pleasant street. for sale very
low. For further particulars apply Al "a FRnMtr FeF
room No. 6, up stairs. fP'{ fe 6f q f"oNI e.,
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Front Street Store T,otC

F1SIudple iot OF land on the South side Of Front
T front street about 14O feet and bounding Ess ~
u ST. and West Salem street is now o6eroa
IN lo's 70 SUIT purchasers. Its average eph l.
nc :, ~ Iee' The lots will be sold on sncI ter
a render them profitable purchase either nt tho".
mar5s ~ 9uiiu stores for their use or to lct
marzo-0tl FRANCIS. IL nENEv I'd e..
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WORCESTER. TUESDAY. April. - 1870
REAL ESTATE.
Farm for Sail.

VIE Subscriber will SELL or exchange Gor pot N
in ,b ae, IN tne city Of Worcester, alarm Of so acres
ne rourt House, on the old road to shrewsbury II
NC arm owned few years since b. Levi Howe anJ
~ sow occupied by Peter Rich, Jr Iii desirable ns
INs Wlshng to raise vegetables fot the WorceSte
I,arhe, the soil being well adapted t. thai nspose
the premises, or of Fnuts IN T n r, on
worcester. LIST Month"; 1852 500 L. ~.
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Zinc Paint-Warranted Pure.

Zinc Paint w Warranted Pure.
HE New Jersey Zinc Company, Warehouse 45 Dey
street, New York, furnish their Zinc Paints at the
following prices:
No.ol, White, ground in oil, 8 cents per ID.
No 2, White, ground in oil, 8 cents per h..
No. 3, White, ground in oil, 7 cents per h..
Brown and Black, ground in oil, 5 1-2 cents
per ID.
Dry White of Zinc, 6 cents per ID.
Their white Zinc Paint-equal weight-covers ac-
eordng to surface, from 40 100 per cent more sur
face than any other Paint retains its whiteness, bril-
iancy and protective qualities for years. is tree from
the polsons dangerous in other pigments TO painters
and tenants ofnewy painted rooms and resists the sui
phurons coal gasses and foul air of Ships and as out
side or inside Paint, does tarnsh become yellow
Ground In varnsh it forms beautiful porcelain finish
me French government has adopted Zinc Paint for all
its nses.
The Brown and Black Zioc Paints form directly
solid metallic coatng on Wood Brick Iron, &C.. adm
rable for fireproof qualities They unrivaed for
rail cars, depos, engines, ETC. For marine uses they
resist the corrodng of salt water and weather. so fatal
to other paints Dealers supplied on liberal terms by
l9H3 MANNING 81 SQUIER, Agents,
April ~. eod3m As Dey street, New York
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-04-27
House Lots for Sale. On Union mn

ID, house Lots for Sale, on Union Hill
i t subscriber offers for sale, on henost favorable
Cholce Building Lots, on Union Hill
ssIl orcester Medical Institutional He win also
sTd vs., % SIZE 10 suit purchasers on Winthrom
n,a eron streets, near his own resideHce. PA ~
"y ue seem at the -Four Store OLA o. Wi n Harris
marl2 VIM. Ii. HARRIS.
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@[PRICE ONE CENT.
q he Daily . p D.
TUESDAY, APRIL "a, fs5a.


Lucky "A hackman Of Boston. named Frank
shed, driving the Exchange Coffee House coach
on Saturday afternoon, 18th, received two gentle
men from the steamer Admiral, one for Court
street, and the other for the Fall River line to
New, York. There was not momeat to spare.
and the coachman hastened for the Old COLONY
aepot' and put the man aboard the cars with
vallse. Then, returning to Court street. left the
other passenger; when 10! he claimed the miss
ing valse The valise contained about $1,000.
and had gone to New York with the other mas.
senger, who had claimed it as his own. The
driver was placed in bad fix, being held ac-
countable for the valise and the money. He
drove immediately the Providence depot, took
inc Stonngton line for New York, and il appears
~ despatch received from him yesterday morn
ing, he reached that city before the object Of HE
pursuit, stood on the wharf when the Fall River
noat reached her dock, and found and reclaimed
the valise Boston Journal 22d.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-04-27
MINERAL TEETH
For Macfino +in,,


eNaN7sa The subscriber gives his persona
ASxzsz4ssg attention to the manufacture OF Miner
VI FTYYWA al Teeth of the best onaTisv. from,
preparations which produce 4 I;fe
tike resemblance that, far as known gives entra
satisiaction and is not exceed The facilities of his
Establishment for the Manufacture Of Nj eral Teeth
the different methods of attaching them to old Dlates
by double fastenngs, when subjected to grea
rendering them frn and reliable in Dasticati0n the
ease and comfort with which they are worn after due
ua ne severe tests to which they have been subject
ed without failure, their perfect articulation and the
thorough manner in which the Patchwork is ex ecnteJ
enable the subscriber TO offer gasdrnntv ogdin -
defective mechanism and in ali cases. 10 meet ne
sonable expectations of his patents--to combine IN.
$ Title dulce, the useful with the agreeable ~
On HAND,--A supply of selected Tooth Brushes.
MILLER's ANTICEPTIc DENTTFRxcn
A new article, not surpassed by any for cleansing
the teeth and correcting bad breath. Also
1et1a MILLER'S COMPOUND LOTION.
recent pEeparaton.for Canker, Sore Throat spong,
Gums, &c II a77s fs'' 9PSo"e'
The efficiency of the above preparations and the In
creasing demand for them, have induced the Pronreto,
TO enter into their manufacture more largely tha for
merly. etf4 si ass 81 800 .oA
g N, BAH failures in the manufacture Of Min.v.,
Teeth mechanical defects in gold plate work solder
ing filling teeth, &C., by JAMES NEWTON dnr,r.
his connection with this Office will be repaired ar ths
work done anew, the may require hy The snh
scrbei, without farther charge to the patient,
Office, l4s Main ST. Residence, No i Harvard st.
jyl-dtf SO 10 rs 7f'--'-s
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House Lots for Sale

~ and near Main street, near The Dread Irsti, :,
49,. 49, me ABOVE Is worth the atention OF those N
machine shop s ~ Duiiu e5ssssaas.
l. nso, one lot oftwo Acres, with House aps52 Til
is 'he pest location on the Leicester road. 1Iows
CHESTER HUBBARD, No. 2 Ma. M, a.
Worcester, march %, 1852. Il ami 1T
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-04-27

Ings. Ehat7
Cambria and Swiss Wrought ColIal9 Intt
Cuffs. W
Cambria and Swiss Wrought FIouncings,
LACE WELLS, Children's Wrought Waists Linen
Wrought Pocket Hdkfs, Lace and Muslin Under Sleeves
and Inside Hdkls, etc. Also,
HOSIERY AND GLOVES. Mohair Mtts of more
than Forty different patterns.
LACE Gimps Frnges Buttons Braids, etc. for Dress
and Mantila Trimmings, and thousands of New Fancy
Articles too numerous to mention.
Our Mr.. Myers has spent upwards of three weeks in
selecting the above stock, and confident that
none of our customers will regret having given us
CALL it is cur main object satisfy any and all who
may favor with their paronage and as many of our
Goods purchased the late French Auction Sales
in New York for Cash, we enabled to sell 25 per
Cent. cheaper than any other house in this CITY,
MYERS, BAMBERGER & ROSENBLATT
New England Fancy Store, 2I0 Main Street,
apl3d Near Worcester House.
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~4 NOTTCE. "a
Butchering Establishment for Sale.

a Butchering Establishment for Sale.
IN HE subscriber wishes sell his place where he
IL now lives in rear of the Tavern yard Of VIM b.
Hatch, in Leicester together with his business and all
the appurtinances belonging thereto. do business
of from fifteen to twenty thousand dollars year. The
buildings are in good repair, and convenient for the
business There is the premises good house, cacu
lated for two families. barn, 50 by 80, end of
which is occupied for Slaughter Housea good Cellar
under the whole barn for making manure. A building
80 by AS, occupied for Boot shop. building 80 BY
Is, occupied for Paint Shop. m
part of'the purchase money can remain on mort
gage ifdesired VIM. BOND.
Leicester, June "a, 1851. je25-dwtf
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.sl Try AGAIN. The Wings here have bee, ,r,;,o
several times, to get up tremendous public neetinos
70 %, nominate Mr. Webster, but have inyariablv fa.
ca. Why don't they ny General Scott in the same
way! lrot out old ChepuItepec, and see how he
PAGES No harm in tIyng.-N. Y. Herald.