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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-07-02

The Temperance Convention at Lewis
burg. on Wednesday week. was well at
tended. A large rurnber OF ministers
Of the various denominations, were pre-
sent. he citizens of Lew,sburg, espe
ciaIly the ladies', turned out in large NUN
bers to listen to the addresses OF Doctor.
MaIcom aud feomsns. These were truly
able and appropriate productions. |, i,
evident that new life peryades the cold
water army. Another Conv eniion has
been appointed TO be- held al Milton on the
last Wednesday of August next. and pre-
Parations have been made 10 procure a
large turn out. LIE, US be up and doing
New Berlin PrcsJyteriaa.
Observer, the v astingion correspondent
OF the Ledger, IN his letter in the paper OF
Friday, says: "As TO The Tariff. il has
been so badly managed ina, | question
much whether it is wnhin the reach Of
resurrection. ] rather think l. i>n'r during
this session, aud pen ing Presidential
election Besides the Baltimore pioyorm
torJids It, and the .fac. Mut Gen Pierce
htmSy Is an unc0mpT0mSthy Free Ira-
der"
What glorious time they mus, have
out IN Ciearheld. No Courts there, II IS
said. Every man can d. as be PHRASES
we suppose-having The fear of Justices
Of The Peace before his eyes, however
The last Legislature voted tina, county out
Of Judge Whites district into Judge
knox's. and it is said the latter function.
AIRY refuses TO accept ii.
An adjourned meeting of the Prss5yte-
ry of Northumberland was held in lbe
Church. in While Deer Val
ley, on Tuesday the 5lh insl.. when after
The usual exercises, which were highly
sails factory, the following young men were
licensed TO preach the gospel, VIZ Z. Robert
B. Foresman, Robert F. Sample, Andrew
n. Lowry.
10 kiss rosy.cheeked girl. and find
your mouth filled with Veni,ian Red, and
'he growing pale on it. is truly awful.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-07-02
The Crop of Acorns.



There came a man, In days Of old,
To hire piece Of land for gold,
And urged his suit in accents meek,
"ONE CROP ALONE j. all / seek:
That harvest DER, that claim yield,
And 10 is lord resign the field"
The owner some misgivinys felt,
Ami coldly with the stranger dealt,
But found his last objection fail,
And honeyed cuqu.nce prevail,
GO took the prJfrred pay in hand,
And Tor ONE CROP leased cut the land
The willy tenant sn-ered with pride,
And sowpd the spot with .coRSs wide;
At first, like tinry shoots they grew,
Tten broad and wide she.r branches throw;
But long before tli--e oaks sublime,
Aspiring, reached their forest prime,
The cheated landlord mOuiierIng lay,
Forgotten, with his kindred clay.
o ye whose years. unfolding fair,
Are fresh with youth and free from care,
Should vice or indolencr desire
I6r garden Of your souls TO hire,
40 parley iUld-rrject the suit,
NOr let ONE Slid the soul pollute.
NV child. their first approach beware;
With trInnesS break the insiliOus mare,
Lest as the acNrns grew and throve
Into Il sun-exc!udinE grove,
Thy sins, dark O'-r-stsdowiLg tree,
Shut oat the light Of heaven from thee.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-07-02

SLAVERY, CALlFoRSIA.-The question
of polluting California with the aecursed
system of human bondage, is creating con-
siderable discussion in that country. A
writer in the Sonora Herald concludes an
article thus:
"This eternal struggle for enslaving
our fellow men has to me become heart.
sickening and disgusting. 1t is dis
grace to human nature, it is disgrace to
the American name, that class Of men
are tolerated who openly advocate the in-
PRODUCTION into virgin State Of a system
so barbarous, SO unchristian, so disastrous
to the State and national welfare"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-07-02

MAIL ROBBERY -Sone time during
mai bags were stolen ir,srn he Dari car
at the JuH.ilor The robbery was effected
with - much secrecy and tact as TO driy
detection, and but for ram o! singular
circumstances tie Probability IS that the
scoandreI Who COMMITTED II would have
escaped scot, free. The manner OF his
delectlon Is saied TO have been as follows
Oa Friday last one hundred and fi'y
dollars in gold were stolen from Mr..
Beatty. al Beat,y's Station. and suspicion
r,.ted upon a RAN nanIed Campteli : he
wis pursued aud arrested. and on being
searched for the gold some $500 IN
money was found secreted about his per
son, together with a namber Of papers and
packages, which lett 10 doubt Of his beiTs
the man who had stolen the missing mails.
Finding himself thus accidentally cornered,
he made clean breas, OF il ard confessed
10 the commission Of the robbery.
Campbell was employed as brakesman on
the Central cars and had in his possession
KEY which unlocked The mail car, which
accounts for the secrecy with which the
,ob,.>.v wss COMMITTED. Two brothers Of
.Campbe,; were also subsequently, arrested
on suspicion Of being concerned 10 the
robbery, and the whole three lodged in
,.hs Pittsburg Jail to await their trial.
Holgitlaysbury Standard.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-07-02
WHOLE NUMBER, 429.
VOLUME IX--NO. 9,

knowing who she was, escorted the domes-
tic home in rain storm, as any gallant
gentleman would have done.
In the evening, he asked impatiently
why his mothers visiter did not appear.
awe have no visiter, my SON." she re.
piled.
"And pray who was that beautiful
creature that waited upon to this very
door! Am I bewitched? Are there fai.
ries yet? 1 certainly in all my journeys,
have not met with SO agreeable and pol.
ished lady; and here she disappeared"
The proud woman, in anguish, explained
to him that it was only their servant girl,
and besought him to restrain his rhapso.
dies: but he declared that she was some
divinity, and no more adapted to the
kitchen than were his mothers porcelain
ornaments to blacksuith's forge. And
he persisted in the idea, married her IN
spite of his mothers remonst.ance-svsu
displeasure-and the naughty woman
learned to be as fond Of her noble daugh-
ter, as her son vas of his gifted wife.
THINK OF THAT Upward, Of twelve
thousand persons arrived here, the past
week, from foreign lands. Every immi-
grant, however poor, is worth to a new
country, Ike ours, in muscles and sinews
only, $40, 900, just as if he had brought
here so much gold. Our country was en-
riched in one week, therefore, one hundred
and twenty millions Of col!ars-N York
Star.
In answer to this, the Day Book has .
question or two in tie rule Of three for the
expert mathematician of the Star II the
muscles and sinews of foreigner, who
comes here and has to depend upon the
Commissioners Of emigration, for the main-
tenance Of the aforesaid muscles and sin.
sws, are worth $4,000, how much are
those Of native born citizen worth p? And
if the muscles and einews of foreigner
are worth Sl0,0U0, how much are his vo-;
ting capabilities worth And more than
all, what is the entire value Of the mus
cles and sinews Of the whole county
black, white and grey, spirits and philoso-
piers, slaves and freenanf
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-07-02

pA travelling correspondent Of the
Phila. Saturday Evening Post, Of Juns
26th, winds up a letter from New Berlin,
Pa, with the following paragraph:
"The village III which l arr at present
sojourn.ng, is remarkably quiet and pictu-
rescue in appearance. Indeed, the whole
face Of the country has a dream-like and
visionary .Ook strongly reminding one of
Washihg gton Iry;ng's SeePy Holtor 2
Every man sits under his own vine and
frat tree and smokes his neerschoum,
With an appearance of insonciance truly
reposing after the hurry and confusion Of
city lite. Ease and plenty are about them,
for their want. are few and simple, and
amply supplied from the spot Of mother
earth which they call their own. The.
stone Jail is tenartiess, and druuksrds, If
such there be, are invisible, while tine
,u,o OF sh- grrvcuess nnd svoricty VI shV
Fateriaad is everywhere perceptible."
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-07-02
I.EWIsBURG CHRONICLE
AZ IHpHpsHpENr FLHiII JOURNAL,

Issued on Wednesday, morrings al Le,oisbury,
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Publisher. except when the year is paid DIP.
ADVERTISEMENTS handsomely inserted at so cents Per
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An letters must postpaid accompanied by the real
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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-07-02

Two hundred Of the three hundred
looms in the Reading Cotton Factory are
aow in operation. turning 9u, an average
Of six thousand yards Of fine muslin per
aay--or between ior,y and hfty thousand
ySsds per week,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-07-02

PorAroEs. PRoYIrABLE.-Mr. Rotsff
W. Lewis, near Chsslot ssvills, Va, piaatsa'
last year OF a piece CT land less than an
acre, upon which he had put fifty losds Of
manure, SIX bushels Of Mercer potatoes,
from whieh ne raised three hundred bush, :
els of very superior potatoes Last wesk
ne sold portion Of them at 81 Per butkSS.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-07-02

~ The Electoral Vote of each State under the New
Appointment, will be as folows-(the States marked in
Il T., in
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-07-02

CURE FOR LovE--Seyeral years ago.
when Mrs. Rogers, the player, was young
and handsome, Lord North aud Grey, re-
markabie for his hsmely face, accosted her
one night behind the scenes, and asked
her with Sigh " hat vas cure for
love" "Your lordship's face" said che,
"the besa I know in the world"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-07-02

BcsToN, June i3, IS52.-The st. Johr;
N. B., papers of yesterday contain the
particulars of melancholy disaster which
happened on Tuesday last in the Bay Of
Fundy. As Rev. Edward D. Very, (late
pastor of the Baptist Church in the parish
Of Portland Prof Chipman, and four
students, named Rard, Phalen, Grant,
and King, belonging to Acadia College,
were proceeding in boat to Cape Blomi.
don, (near Windsor, Nova Scotia, . gale
upset the boat and all were drowned. Oae
of the two boatmsn also perished
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-07-02

ELECTION OF PcsTMAsrERs-Tie sub
ject Of electirg Postmas,ers by the people
has been called upon in the House Of Re-
presenta.ives, and resolution introduced
directing the Committee on the Judiciary
to report, if they deemed it constitutional
so to do, bill having for its OBJECT she
proposed change, and if they think the
constitution does not authorize it, to re-
pert an amendment thereto which will.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-07-02

A QUEER RACE.-Our neishbors ofthe
Laucasterian, in subscribing the names Of
PIERCE and E,xd at their editorial head,
embellish them with two eagles, one cha
sing the nominations, and the other run
ming away from theml Is both birds ap-
pear to be travelling at the same speed, the
result of the race is somewhat apocryphal
A wag ct our elbow suggests that the ad-'
vancing eagle personi6es " Young Amer
i,a," the retreating one, cold FOgy."
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-07-02

Number cf votes now rsces.ar, to a choice, l4s.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-07-18

The name Of person viii be entered books unless N
payment Of the subscription be made la advance.
Distant sabserbers money letter. the postage on
which viii be paid all in m safe
transmission.
The COUNTRY PAPER published ti-weekly during the
sions Of Congress, and semi weekly during
Subscriptions for period lass than year received
terms propoftioned TO the above annual
o. PoSTMAsTERS authorized agents and by
sending DAILY subscribers with $50 enclosed OF
SEMI WEEKLY subscriber, with saS enclosed
subscribers, with $40 enclosed viii be entitled copy the
Fame edition they furnish subscribers for, gras.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-07-18

TnE New Route to Niagara Fails, from Albany TO
Rochester, Lockpo the Rochester, Lock
port and Niagara Falls raoa enables passengers 70 from Al
Falls Albany Twelve hours
This will be and
saving travelling public and very
share OF business
NEW AND DIRECT ROUTE TO NIAGARA FALLS.
Opening of The Rochester, Lopo, and Niagara Fails Railroad
beautiful line road will be opened travelling
public Wednesday, June 3O 1882 which time trains
will running follows;
Isl rain-Express, leaves Rochester at 6 80 a. M
ID +" Accommodation :" 80 :"
Sd &c Way express 20p.m
Arriving Niagara Falls at o 80 n and 30 and
Returning trains leave Niagara Falls
ls trainWay express, leaves Niagara Falls at Is
% Accommodation !" 2 30 p
Sd " Express I" 90
Connecting with the regular trains ha Albany and
Rochester railroads.
Passengers by leaving Aoany by the 30 train,
nearly hour breakfast
arrive Niagara Falls 30 leaving Albany 20
time arriving
Niagara Falls Returning leaving the Falls
trains will reach Albany, New York;
Boston, twelve other line.
Passengers by this will take The the right The
Rochester depot. WARREN COLBURN,
July lI-dlmo (Intell superintendent
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". q. FAINT
Missouri.

v. =. EVANS, H. q. FAINT
Late Chief Clerk Pension Office. missouri
EvANs q FAINT, Aftorneys and Agents, opposite
II d. c. attention 10
against PENSIONS bounty land back aud
Mr. will give especial attention 70 rejected
nd suspended revolutionary pension Claims.
Highest prices land warrants and orders for them from
Refer 70 members Of Congress and gen
orally khsPupncJ 'uns wv"
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pY ROBERT ARMSTRONG.
GREAT BARGAINS.

GREAT BARGAINS.
rE eal complete
of dress goods, which selling greatly
we are selling handsome befeges len and - cents
Plaid and plain cumbrcs cheap
Dotted Swiss niuslins, from 25 cents up
book usin suitable for covering glasses,
Handsome India siks, al SO cents
Rich black silks, at all prices
l0O pieces figured lawns, from l2& cents up
Handsome gnghams, all prices
50 pieces berege dc lanes, cheap
10 pieces Barnsley 94 lOi, la, and 1914 sheelngs
handsome table linens
do diaper, all widths
20 do Irish linens, all qualities
100 dozen towels, very cheap
10 pieces white and brown liGen drills, for boys
10 pieces striped do
90 pieces brown figured linens for covering urnue &C.
25 pieces handsome black lawns, IAN
300 dozen Indies and misses quail
Merno gauze shirts, sc.
90 pairs embroidered muslin curtains, very figure
cases white shirtng cotons, from 6A cents mp
Don,esiics OF all kinds, the lowest market price
We have lett few worked infants obes which will now
close OF very cheap.
With general stock Of seasonabe goods which will offer
below prices order stock
tory taking an inventory next month
BAY STATE LONG sHAWLs.
ladies' going springs in want
will find assortment of heavy Bay State long shaws which
will sell very cheap ihis warm weather.
July 5-d2w w. Nj SHUSTER X co.
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(APoN SPRINGS, (Na.)-The Mountain House," at this
" popular and weesabshed watering pace regularly
opened ot NE reception Of ie under experienced
on Monday the with June No pains spared
place Capon upon footing point comfort and pleasure
any summer In the Union.
Through tickets be obtained from an the adjacent cities
The cars from baltimore and communicating with the
able transit fr~' TIIf ppnppi Tsrrusa
June @--3tawdsoplm
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-07-18
GRAY Hairs and BaIdness.

LOVET'3 hair glosswarranted fail
H. restoring hair its original color, also for hickening
become thn and badnessis
public subscriber who will also exhibit TO all
will call upon him evidences Of its efficiency that will
salts most incredulous
There necessity for TO remain either
bald the be-
fore them tng Call and be satisfied for your
selves. g. H. SYLVESTER,
of 9th and IL streets, sole
for District of Columbia
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JsIANDMrs GEORGE late of England, wishes inform the
ladies of Washington that she be consulted present.
residence the Of h and
Streets from Maryland The will be put
the door.
Hours from D a. m, until PIP. m.
Fee, IS cents
No admttance for gentlemen July l-eodm.
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f4 M
baltimore and Washington Railroad.
PASSENGER Trains run as fnlowss
sne Nashingion at and y m, l2k, mj and =, p M
- h,ve g nauunore At ~ and p, a. 4 and "a, p m
ounosy me second and third trains from washington ana
w, sesonu aha iourh from Baltimore omitted,
eke and baggage Philadelphia New York can be
Opnsa y ahs leaving at Q, and q Passengers pro
ne sae secure the free transport Of themselves and baggage,
" sns uadcphta, 70 the next railroad station
70 Hadenshurg, S3 quarter, VIII be
furnished upon application the oace.
- - II. II. PARSONS,
hp 1-du Agent.
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IaURNITURE Dry Goods at Cost for Cash.-We have

FURNITURE Dry Goods at Cost for Cash-We have
hand good of velvet Brussels three
ply ngan and venetian carpengs ollie ohs mangs, heengs,
oweng table linens and almost all other kinds OF dry goods
furnishing house. which, time at least
will sell at prime cost for the cash.
of Congress and who contemplate purchasing
goods line have doing
seldom offered. As the greater of stock
favorable possible
be expected. CLAGETT Il DOD5ON.
July ll-eo2wn
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-20
Farm for Sale

IL THE David Scott Farm, $50 called,) situate
-Gni in Auburn, one mile from Clarpville Depot al
= 81 miles from Worcester, containing 10 acr
cf Land, uitably divided into moving, tlsgc, pastl
age, and wood land. Said Farm cuts yearly fifty to
Of the best English Hay, and is decidedly one of Il
best Farms in Worcester County. The buildings CO
sst # large two story house, barn so by eighty fe
Of vater from unialing spring, conducted by pip
to the house aud barn The subscriber will sell ii
buildings, with fifty or seventy-fve acres OF land,
wanted For further particulars inquire of Mr.. Nels
Scot Druggist Vain street, Worcester or Of the SUI
fcriber, the premises HORATIO GATES.
febll w3wdIw+
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-20
Welt Tanestry Carpets.

j
WE are nowsening large assortment OF Vely 'ss
w Tapestry Anets. of entirely new pattefhs' '''
handsomest good er opened in this CITY, ou :. co
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-20
Clothing.

YINHE Subscribers having taken the Store
$50 MAIN STREET, WORCESTER,
formerly occupied by E. l.. BRIGHAM would call II e
attention of purchasers of CLOTHING, to their lars
Stock of New and Fashionable Goods and il they wi
give us call, we will guarantee, that they shall 90
their way icng at The good bargains shall 81, .
them. $50 Main street, opposite the American House
CHAs. Parker, G. PARKER ~ co.
CHAs. w. PARKER tsu
Worcester, Feb 9, Esq. dly febI0
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-20
MISCELLANEOUS.
THE WONDER OF THE WORLD
! DeYine's Compound Pitch Lozenge.

Devine's Compound Pitch Lozenge.
A SURE and pleasant remedy for Colds Coughs,
IA Group, Whooping Cough, Asthma, aud if Lungs
enough are left to sustain life,
A certain Cure for Consumption
Safe for The Infant, the Invalid in any stage Of
weakuess.
"The sentiment that Consumption cannot he cured,
has destroyed more lives than the disease it's lE"Dr.
WdTreR. Read the following, To the Public'
We, the Undersigned, citizens of Lee, Mass
quained with Mr. w Ham Devine, The Proprietor and
Manufacturer Of Devnes Compound Pitch Lozenge and
from what we know of ourselves aud have learned
from othes of its beneficial effects in where
has been used give it opinion, that it is UaLaa
Die remedy In diseases for which it recommended and
is worthy Of public confidence.
A HUBERT, e. A. BLISS,
LEONARD CHURCH, s. A. HUBERT,
f. G.. TAYLOR, JOSEPHuS CRAFTS,
WILLIAM TAYLOR, I. p. ELDRIDGE.
Mr. Wi liam Devine, the originator and manuiac
urer of the itch Iozenge under Providence, raised
to perfect health by the of these Lozenges alone,
after he was pronounced by his physician TO be almost
dying with consumption
The farl is generally known in Berkshire County, and
neghbOIhood talk and wonder in Lee, and in Great Bar
rngton Mass.
From Dc. Brown, OF Lee, Mass
This cerlifes that have made of Devines Com
pound Pitch LOzenge, for Cold and Cough and found
immediate relief. Therefore, would recommend it to
the public, as being sale and sovereign remedy
Lee Oct. 20, 1851. HENRY c. BROWN.
This valuable medicine may be had wholesale
tall of $. A ROWLAND, Bookseller and Stalioner,
275 Main street, Harrington Block febl6 d6tw2t
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-20
Gas Fittings.

TYHE Subscriber having purchased of Warren Lazel,
ESP, his entire stock of Tools and interest in the
Gas Fitting business, is prepared to ft up buildings pub
lIc and private, for the of GAS thorough and
substantial manner, and reasonable terms can
be done in this city, any other
Also, constantly on hand, samples Of the latest Pat
terms of Gas Fixtures, which Will be furnished order,
ami al short notice All orders Left at WARREN La,
ZELlS Book Store at the shop, in Of the New
York Store, win meet with prompt attention
N AINSWORTH.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-20
House for Sale.

A GOOD COTTAGE HOUSE, pleasantly situate
on Charlton street, contain ng Parlor Sitting
Bed room, Back Room, and hree Chambers; larp
dry c. liar and an excellent well Of never failing watt
Terms easy
Also lot of Land, Pleasant street, for sale
low. For further particulars apply at "a FRONT st
room No. G. IN etairs. feb6 DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-20
o. K.
Facts for the Pannle

= wv 4NA VIZ " Ky4Nt
MARSH'S PATENT OIL has gained reputation
w superior to that Of any other article for
LIGHT, in the United States The increasing demand ,
and Large Sales OF this OIL the best proo Of its good
ness In using this article, you get much light for
one half the EXPENSE that be had i'll burning the
common Lamp Oils and thai, wi hout SMOKE, GItEAsE
on SMELL, it can be used III ANY common lamp with
the alteration Of the top which only i2d cents per
lamp. The Subscriber is the only Agent for Worcester
of whom you can get It WHOLESALE RETAIL, with
Lamp Cans, Tubes Wickng, &c. n o. 207 Main street.
and doors 9th of American House, SO long known
as the New York Store. A. II. NE NJ TON
Ian24 -Gawtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-20
Mr.. Rinsworth

II AS been in my employ inent portion of the time
for the last yeals in the Gas Fitting business,
and has fit some of the best Houses Worcester,
for the of Gas, the entire satisfaction of all
cened have doubt he viii give abundant satisfac-
tion, TO all who may employ him.
feb9 diff WARREN LAZELL.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-20
eb10
Closing up Sale.

star THE Subscriber being about changing his bu
H#&N mess arrangements. will sell his entire Stot
~ Of Boots and Shoes, at such prices will
SA@- duce a / his numerous custom to call OF
and purchase, such barg ms have never he ofer
in this section Of country. JOSEPH ID. FULLER,
Worcester, Feb. g. S52 diff 2l9 Main street.