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PROPOSALS Foa eus-cAHRIAaE TrmsER.

WAR DKPARrxEKr,
#-.#.#M Ordnance Once, Washingt0a,
November 10, le1s.
DROPOSAL5 will Including lO of De
500 complete Of Whtte oak suwcsvtsSs
fisabe, be composed following pieces,
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United states Patent Once,
NVasb,n,fop Det Of lHl.

IN the petition Cadwaader Evans OF Psburr Pennsylvania
extension Of patent granted TO him on e NJ
5h) OF April 1892 for an improvement in steam boilers Tor
expiration of said patent which takes pacs
5tb day April, eighteen hundred aud hihree
ue53)-r :, - - % Y
said petition be heard at the Patent Office
Monday, the seventeenth l OF January is al " ssloek,
notified and show cause, any
they have why said petition ought not to be granted
Persons the Patent
once objections, specially forth in writing nj least wen
y before the day Of hearing htcsmony nsd o eher parry
rules of tho oee which will be furnished on APP
picaton. -,
Ordered that this notice be published in the National ine
Union, Washington d. q Inquirer PM
ad.pha Express New York city, Ptsburg Gazette
Pibu Daily bee boston, Massachusetts and
Milwaukee Daily Journal Milwaukee, Wisconsin, ence week for
the seventeenth (I) 81 1anu
"'''' - - THos. EwBANK,
s Commissioner Of Patents.
Editors papers will please copy and send their
bills 10 the oaice with paper containing this notice
Oct 27-Inw3w
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tlOwARD'S supreme Court Hsp0rts vol Ia
Ill United
sion OF Congress. Just published.
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DAnrs1AN sights and Fr.ach Principle. seen throup
L American Speetsces. vol, illustrated.
L~ssras Pictorial fisd BOOK Of the Rsvoui'on--par ~
Oct is FRANCk TAYLOR.
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Oct s-lnwfaF

Notice.
LrpRaRy Housr oF RTrnrsFSrarIvRs,
August "a, ls59
LARGE number Of books belonging 70 this Office ont
The House having
poseoa respectfully requested 10 them 70 be returned
JOHN A. PARKER,
Ans s2T-dn Librarian House of Representatives
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pa':s.nes olh. @ss . pseses ss ssssanss s a ges
esiyod ms Office the esa snsa ns k4e~ssf
that may be- required f~r ne pahe eT ths
Deeember, 1858
The suoined speeches. asary eaH ss ~ sssansa
the quanuy, aud us aaal, and asspoa sar ASS s4ps
~ 900 printing paps ancendsssa ~ ~
y inches, and 10 weigh esy ave pomnas M
.g $50 sheets.
Clasa
1900 fine printing paper eslsndesea W ~
inches and 10 weigh any ss pounds 10 sAs ~ ss
900 superane hard eaendssa pnas sps
measure "a by ~ inches aud 10 weigh nry~1hs yonsas
10 the OF $50 sheets.
The the paper
eoon, free uil sda,esioa
~ fair whepess and pat Of t~sas Zoos
in bundles
go Unifosnty tckssss and weight ~sh
be required and bundle varying under ave
from the standard weight will be received and to weight WIN
required. Mixing thckness-
bundle make weight will be considered violation OF
above VIII he
entered into for supplying the quantities required therein
public reqsie, privilege
ordering quantity should
required, such aud such quanttes be
deemed necessary. s.sEa
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s% ssss sss.s a.
80 yaS.g..ss
80 s.s
&c &c .s,.i %,.i sa,,..s ~, 4 Z
Tss shove ss. .ss d. ,s.s., o...sa, sas ~iu !. toana
=, ...'s:- ss- asss S~s ,:ss.sr ss~-ras - ".~
wide hass and eesasea ala sslss Ia si BE-
pasea. medium priced tl.e.
ss ls" s. s.ss s...,,,s, .s s,ss. .s,s..
1 % rsyai paTpe
a. sssss maroon
Real French now in store rul supply Of gen
green, mode parpe maroon slate sherry, coon
New .ps s rssass @ rr"'ss % sock !. hi. lime
sompsss ms variety we have ever presented Tor
We are settling sc goods readily brought 81 per yard few
weeks sso ~ cents, and handsome wool goods
We also have ial supply Of mou.selnss In solid color.
blue color mode, maroon cherry. royal
p sss %s,asss .n n"s and CHEAP
comprises ~ he mosi choice style. and eoo and many styles of
We have % pieces black Rhine, from IS per
pieces black s ..., .a.a ,a.s q &c good quality
Also great variety Of gh,eo'orsd silks suitable for evening
ps''4 '''e eau no" VAN saSsfEs sitse s1 s'Ss
National Medical College, Washington, ID G.
THE thirty OF lectures will
i FRS, Monday in November and un,il March.
FACULTY.
Thomas Miller NJ d., professor Of and physiology
William Johnston, NJ. D. professor OF and the dis
Of and children.
Joshua Riley d. professor OF matera medica therapeutics
| and hygiene.
John Fred May NJ. d. professor Of principles and practice Of
| surgery.
Grafton Tyler NJ d. professor Of pathology and practice Of med
cine.
Robert King Stone, NJ D. professor Of merocOpca and pa,hO
logical anatomy.
Edward Foreman NJ d., professor Of chemistry and pharmacy
James f. Morgan, M D., prosector and demonsiraior
Practical anatomy be with tn most ample ~
Clinical through entire period Of the
the Washington Inhmay, under with the college
Here medicine and surgery are both taught prseucaly
The full OF .s95 90
Practical anatomy by the demonstraior 10
Maiculatng payable only
Admission medical clinic without
GRAFTON TYLER, NJ. d., Dean of the Faculty,
oce and residence OF washnwoa aud Gay Geoeiown
Aug 3-2aw3mdscp
II OWARD'S supreme Court Reports, vol. IA
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FRANCK TAYLOR.

THE Governmont Biue-Book or, OMeiai heSister
posmasters and other public officers the or the
United states, salaries locations Price o. posage
pepad % few copies Of the last edition for sale by
TAYLOR X MAURY,
Nov 10 Booksellers, Washington
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A LADY well qualified 10 Instruct In all the usual
n branches EazSh education, sasons
the French and Spanish would be glad receivs few
pupils would
attend upon classes Schools take The situation Of
crness In faaily.
Beet references given. Inquire th. once.
Ma.af
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DHE PURE KIND.--Just received large invoice OF linen
Foods pure, ncnD follows, and we candidly think
then, the cheapest Of kinds in the District
100 dozen good diaper towels, at 81 por dozen
$50 napkins 81 50 and 81 per dosen great bar.
gains
pieces new -fashionod linen sheetinrs, wide
10 do ane table damask, NJ 50 cents per yard
table damask cav ana rs cents yard, win
endless variety OF hne dsraasks, diapers, and
ioweIipgp
yard, well worth 20 cents
Irish linens, from medium 70 superhne
will sell the cheapest and best hnen
goods. Of al eli o b. had In this market.
induce purchasers 81 black goods
Fine bombasns apacas, and cacoes, Of choice
qualities, at Inv prices.
rs pieces extra fne and glossy black silks
bundles select warm stockings, for ladies'
and winter
90 cartons news styles bonnet rihands.
daily expected the for those bills that ought 70 have
been paid July |.
Terms cash, unless arranged TO The contrary, .
Good Articles prces and fair dealing be relied on In all
PERRY BROTHER.
Oct o--dn Opposite Centre Market
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A LII GRADts.-ws edsr really great hsrsss. 10
loo pieces real weich snd American ~hts nsans om
~ sstrs snPsrhne-si n extrrs~,y is~ prices
y pieces se diapers and aa@ssss, ~ rsses, s,s ssd
rs pieces linen sieeriass, All widths and gssilnss
~ pieces p,lawcase iinens, assorted quaiie.
- pieces lns linens, cheap and many ssfz Nee me-
bosotns and collars
100 doxsn. and tossfi-rs, sf prices
Purchasers hnann an
full and complete stock o ~ snas 81 al nea hs,e.
Ger othsrs.
90 pieces very cheap ssd crta r'o.sy esscs -sss
hleached al God hvs~Asf
srive ercs in quality cf an ths esd is~~ss
% piece. aneh brown iav chlsfsn's sps.ms
Many styles ~ goods for youth@' and ntsses'
Win fai % every oth~f srce vssiy f~ns
ordered dry goods house
Terms eash unls-. arrsarsd ne eon,rsry
Good articles prices dssnf vss.x
cns ffERN BROTHER.
Nov 2-eostd oppc~ts ccsus nsssss
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= AND warrant. w.ns~a.-The highest market prices paid
Ia mr. warrants HAMILTON o. PANT,
Oct os-d3m Once opposite Treasury Building.
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9m their friends and the public generally, that they
@ her fall and winter goods, comprising well selected
d superior cloths, together full variety of choice fancy
vestng &C. sc, and would respectfully solci cali
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no THE LADIEs--w. vey happy inform
thai the building below of TN street,
being completed and rid u tbs
rr and rubbish which has beea nuisance all BY
f the urss onhs, cheap
good goods win hsd advantage call -
fore mstas heir purchases We hand skisk
q the best retail s,ocks
general stock % housekeeping and a.~s sood pvsss1 70
goods Of Our Al
d~sirahe
hesitation
moassnes and eeshmsfes qnai
price any the D~et We $50
high and ssish black Ges De Rhpes,
widths and qualities which cssy
punetnai blue rout
fact almost all desirable of plain
We have Lavender,
coot and of papsn coot foa Dc Zoe evenss
dresses and vests.
IN addition above, a fsr supply
tw.ed ca.nets and cheap sr
splendid ofsianssts every Sescrirsea which
Ter nt very low prices.
We respectfully solicit GOOD sceA-
promise deal ary wi al who fsses Win thss
tom.
oct m-TuThA sara~n w.M sHusrER b CO
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ROBERT WOOD. Philadelphia.

ELEGANT Tapestry Carpesing. at Reduced prices
Just received by subscribers beautiful ape.t
carpeinps, which ready for exhibition and ssle.
These goods all In
they purchased low will dispose sccordinry
Also, In store, supply Of floor ocloths
duggets. CLAGETT noDsOS,
Dealers In al kinds Of furniture dry goods.
Nov 2-3ufeod Pennsylvania door a.
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Il'phitsHfRfs and Drawers. OF Ssik, s"shmsr~,
hno, ambswool and coitoni also, superior article OF
om fur, highly recommended nyalds. fun assortment
Non handi cheap for cash, puncual customers,
CHAS. II. LANES
Hat, Cap, and Cenlemens Furnishing Establishment,
a.. Pennsylvsnia avenue, near ~ street
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m IxED Lot
nj 10 renuemens sin unasrshts. si - each, ~sn
worth ~
gsntsmen- hack fancy caiorsd 90 rrssss.
umbrellas, hHf hose, gloves. kr
10 bo1es ladies' mcrino vests, al rrmA~s
Is pieces jo@ey hannels, all ralsrs
20 pieces Highland plaids Coz chiarsnf wssr :. -.
40 Dozen ladies' Md goves All eaaes, best q".v'
DOZEN Al'endnle quilts cheap
dozen vsry hsea.oms Bsy shs~ patterns
IN the iot
WIN snsny o,h., new rcoas arriving daily
An =, for IN. cash approved
per - s,o,, s.,. sc uniery observed ssd ~
srcles soid e,e warranted prove rsrT~senssa .
49, ,,a ~, rriee seninx relied sH
- . a' = PERRY rRoTHgR
Nov e-eoaf Opposite Centre Mssssa
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MapAM BLAKE's Dancing and wsltyIng Academy,
~ apollo HalMadam Blake has the honor Of announcing 20
patrons aud the public that her first for will
sence on the 23d OF November 1889. Madam H. has pro
through her agent in New York. all the fashionable danceso
coming season Days Of tuition in Washington, Tuesdaysand
aays, from half pnt m half past O'Clock Evening class
At halfpast O'Clock For terms apply the HALL
Oct l0-eodf -
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VutEcOGOLD Carpentry and Buiidings the Com
suction Floors Roo Centres, Bdges the Strength and
Stress Of Timber Ac Ae Comps1 In large guaro vol
with large and SNAIL cpgayinss Price, ve
bound, d 25 .l ! Ess.. -
Also uAey pssrScai svosks Enssh aud Anscan Car
bunE, Construction, Masonry Rural aud City Archec
Bridge Building Mora and Cements, the Measurement 4
Work Material Timber Practical Mechanics
! Nov FRANCK TAYLOR.
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Hs ANN H. CLARK will open very Large As
m sortmen French millinery Saturday the 9th
sistng othree of Paris winter
feathers, flowers, Sc, her fashionable millinery
Bridge street. three doors east OF The Post Once Geogetown
4-As
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VhE National Magazine for November " now ready.
,ohlents; Bryant (poait Powerful Microscope Life and
ZINES of Johnson, nce epgravng History Of the Aicbemss
egast Fuller Ossoie photography Websteri The Good
fi Odye Ghost, Training OF Bishop Latin Hymns The
''1eess o. Sculpture, nc, ac., sc.
r1nee, " a year, OF ls cents per number -
For sale BY The agents GRAY BALLANTyNE,
0ctA seventh street
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WOODS Orname ntsl Iron- Works, Ridge Road, Phil
adephaInon sstusrylions srsyhoands, Newfoundland
dogs fountains Of beautiful
spiral straight
das, comprising upwards OF 400 designs.
Designs and specifications will part u the unon
BY addressing
ROBERT WOOD. Phladslpha
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-16
7-8 of an Acre of Choice Land,

well covered with choice Frult Trees, bengng to Wat
zen Mcfarland, situated about fourth OF mile
of the Meeting Houses and Acaaemy in Leire ter The
buildings nearly new, and very convenient. This
place OF the best stands for good Blacksm in
the County the shop is 20 lee, by 10, and he
veried into DIV eng House, with very little expense,
if desir d.
A large part Of the purchase money may remain on
mortg sge ng iime if desired For further par
cuIas inquire of Capt Isaac Southgate Leicester,
of the Subscriber, at the Malleabe Iron Foundry,
Washington SQUARE, Worcester, Mans.
ALSO, large lot Of BLAc K5MITH'S TOOLS, for
carrying on the Blacksmhs business in first rate
der, and several hundred bushels CHAR OAL csn be
had if wanted. WARREN MEGA RLAND.
Feb. z, 1852. ieb9 deodtN4
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-16
From Dr. Brown, OF Lee, Mass
Farms for Sale.

syg. ONE Snail Farm OF 70 Acres, 81 miles from
sFTtS Worcest r.
-== One do do of SO Acres, miles from Worcester.
OAe do do 200 Acres, miles from Worcester.
One 10 do of Acres miles from do.
One do do of IA acres miles from do.
One do do OF 100 Acres, miles from 90.
All OF the above farms pie sanity situated, and in
good cond ion farming purposes with good and con-
venen buildings them.
Also, 30 Acres of Standing Wood and Timber, in lots
TO suit purcha Also 500 cords Of Market Wood
in lots to snt purchasers.
All of the above property will be sold very
able terms and long credit given if desired Inquire of
the subscriber, EZEKIEL DANIELS
febl6 dlwawlOw
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Clothing.

V4OO41A41t3'
TTNHE Subscribers having taken the Store
100 MAIN STREET, WORCESTER,
formerly occupied by E. l.. BRIGHAM would call the
attention of purchasers of CLOTHING, their large
Stuck of New and Fashionable Goods; and if tiey will
give CALL will gua antee, that they shall
their way oicing good bat gains shall give
them. 1870 Main street, opposite the American House.
CHAs. Parker, G. PARKER y co.
CHAs. w. PARKER.
Worcester, Feb 9, ie52. dly febl0
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-16
THE WONDER OF THE WORLD
Devine's compound Pitch Lozenge,

OCN1A0 OO4i1pUUulu I1ICu AOZ6uS6'
A URE and plea ant remedy for Colds Coughs
IA Group, Whooping Cough Asthma and if Lungs
enough are left to sustain life,
a certain Cure for Consumption!
Safe for The Infant, the Invalid, in any stage of
kness
THE sentiment that Consumption cannot he cured,
has destroy ed more lives than disease lEDr.
WaTTeH. Read the following, To the Public:
We, the Undersigned citizens of Lee, Mass ale ac-
quain ed with Mr. w liam Devine, the Proprietor and
Manu- acturer Of Devnes Compound Pit oh ozen e and
from what we knO" of ourselves aud have learned
from othes, of its beneficial effects in where it
has been used, give it opinion, that it is rGfa-
Die remedy in diseases for which il is ended and
is worthy Of public confidence.
A G HILBERT. E. A. BLISS.
F. G. TAYLOR, JosEPhuS CRAFTS,
WILLIAM TAYLOR, T. P. ELDRIDGE.
Mr. VI liam Devine the originator and manufac
tnrer OF the I'll iozeuge, under evidence raised
t. perfect health, by the of these loZenges alone,
anr he was pronounced by his physician to be almost
dying with consumption.
The generally known in Berkshire County, and
neghbulhood talk and wonder i'll Lee, and in Great Bar
rington Mass.
From Dr. Brown, of Lee, Mass
This cerifes thu have made of Devinc's Com
pound Pitch Lo2enge, for Cold and Cough, and found
immediate relief Therefore, wo Id recommend it to
the public, lbs being a safe and sovereign remedy.
Lee, Oct. 90, 1851. HENRY c. BROWN.
This valuable medicine may be had wholesale re-
tail, of S. A. ROWLAND, Bookseller and Stalioner,
275 Main street, Harrington Block febl6 d6twSt
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-16
Insurance Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that a SPECIAL meeting OF
IN the Manufacturers Mutual Fire Insurance Compa
ny, will be held at the office ofsAis Company in Wor-
ceser saturday, the 2Sth day OF February instant
10 O'clock, A. NJ, TO whether the company will
the Corporation be dissolved and to act on all
such matters and things, as may legally before
said meeting. Per order.
SAM'L ALLEN, Sect'y.
Worcester, Feb. IA, 1852. d6t
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-16
Who Wants a Boot and Shoe Store?

SuaxN THE Subscriber offers his Stock Of
~ Boois and Shoes for sale; Fixtures. &c
~ The stock is now SMALL goUd, and par
~zasD fectj the store beautifully ted and
convenienl the location unsurpassed Please call and
examine Terms of pay mtnt will be made easy.
N. b. Those indebted to the subscriber by note or
account hereby notified that those debts must be
paid by the first Of March ext somebody else will
give them call. w w. AYRES,
fehI6 div No. 255 Main street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-16
Gas Fittings.

THE Subscriber having purchased of Warren Lazell,
EsH his entire stock of Tools, and interest in the
Gas Fitting business, is prepared fit up buildings, pub
lie private, for the use OF GAS. IN thorough and
substantial manner, and reasonable terms can
be done in this city, or any other.
Also, constantly on hand, samples of the atest Pat
terms Of Gas Fixtures, which viii be furnished to ORDER
and al short notice All orders left at WARREN LA.
ZEtIS Book Store, at the shop, in Of the New
York Store, will meet with prompt attention
N AINSWORTH
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-16
Read ThisI

N~xN ALL the Boots and Shoes formerly
~ owned by Parsons Il Davis, in store No.
~ So Main street, will be sold at cost, and
3A some al them for less than cost, if ap-
plea for soon he subscriber wishes dispose OF the
above stock, to make Tor full and new assort-
ment for the Spring trade Shoe findings, and Shoe
Tools constantly on hand. Leather sold commits
sion. JOEL FLETCHER.
ebl6 diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-16

wishing good Daguerreotypes of themselves friends,
that they obtain them by calling on him, at the
Great Daguerrean Palace, Nos l6 and Il Harrington
Block, OF Main and Front ss., where all will be
treated with cylity and poleness Entire satisfaction
guaranteed. sep27dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-16
Situation Wanted.

A YOUNG MAN. who has had FIVE years Experience,
IN wishes situation in aConnry store Good rec
concentrations given. Address . G., Spy office.
febl6 d2W%
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-16
Farm for Sale.

TIE Subscriber will sell. exchange for Real IS
l tate, the city of W orce lea Farm u SO acrexy
the westerly part 4 Shew hurry about 81 miles from
the Court House, the old road TO shrewsbury It's
the Farm owned lew yeals since By Levi Howe AMI
occupied by Peter Rich Ir IL is desirable place
fr wishing vegetables fir the Worcester
market. the sol being well adapted 10 That purpose
For luther particulars. enare .. Heier fitch, a.,
the premises OF OF EDA ARD EARLE
Worcester. Isl Month. 1852 JsI29 -dawtt
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Agents Wanted.

TTNO Canvass in " oIcester County, with PICTORIAL
/ Hist 0RlCAL WORKS Those wishing to en-
gage in The business requested to select such Towns
they most familiar with Address, (post paid)
J. E. T., box Ito Worcester Post Office. fsblO-dlw*
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-16
Worcester, Feb. IA, 1852.
Mount Hollis Seminary

XETILI commence i S Spring ERIN, ~, THURSDAY,
w Feb 26. A large Philosophit al Apparatus is
nected with the Institution, which is used each
course of Lectures, Tree the members oil the school
Mo FRO -" Whatever is worm dong at all, is worth
doing well" GEO. F. WALKER, A B..
febl3 daw2W Principal.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-16
Barn for Sale.

A BARN nearly new, situated on Souihbridge street,
N to be moved off the premises. said barn is built
be easily altered into house Is well built COW
cred with good boards machine matched, and painted
Inquire Of ]. DEXTER, at Dexter aud Stones, 20
Sonthhridge street tebl6 d3I*
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-16

THE Subscribers respectfully give notice that the
Store will BE- open on the sabbath, for the purpose
Alto s p. NJ. G SEA j. HOWE
.nov29 diff
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Situation Wanted.

CEVERAL PAPER HANGERS. None but frs rate
y wurk,nen need apply. A. IA. NEWTON
febiI dawtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-16
Drying and Tentering Machine,
FOR WOODEN GOODS.

Invented by ThOs. BarrOws, DEDHAM, Mass,
aud Patented by him.
HAVING arranged with the Patentee to build these
Ii Machines, offer them TO the public, made in
best manner.
This is OF the most useful inventions of the age,
and we advise all Wooden Manufacturers TO examine
them, the Mill of the Patenlee, in Dedham, where
they have been at work Tor years.
GODDARD RICE e. co.
Worcester, Feb. IL, $50 feb13 diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-16

Tenement Wanted.
NOR small family in the immediate vicinity o
l. the Boston and Worcester Railroad Depot. In
quire at this Office. jams dtl
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-16
DIR. H. X. ROOT,
The Celebrated Consumption and Blood
Doctor, with his Unerring and
INFALLIBLE LUNG BAROMETER.

From 2l5 Broadway, N. Y, has Arrived!
lie invites the attention of the Sick and Aflicted,
/ 4 laborng uud any OF the vari characters or
forms of Disease, such COu, his, Ulc rated Tghel-
culous Lungs, Splitting OF Blood, Pain in The Chest,
Shoulders, Side or Back, Bleeding Lungs, Chronic Ca.
tarrh, Night Sweats Ne Complaints Palpitation,
Ossifcaton Dropst OF the Hear, Dyspepsia, Liver
Complaint ChIon DiarrhGa | cidental We tkHess,
peculiar TO Females; Cancer Tuners. Scrofulous Al
tections Deafness, Insanity, FIts Paralysis, Spinal De
tormites, Gravel Fistula Costivenes and all
eruptiOns, aud Poisonous incubation, and Humors
OF e Blood, &c.
The Doctor is the only man the Globe, that
accurately ascertain thu mature OF Consumption
He is happy to announce to the COnsumptive, that
out OF 1856 cases. treated with the Lung Barometer only
two proved incur the, who prom unced curable-
Dr. H. Root can be consulted for few days only,
the w rcester House, Worcester, Mass His Rooms
No 10, first nour; entrance, 81 door Elm
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-16
Mr.. Ainsunrth

4NA4 THIS
HAS been in my employment portion of the time
for the last eals in the Gas Fitting business,
and has fit some of the best Houses IN Worcester,
for the of Gas the entire satisfaction of all
cerned have doubt he give abundant satsiac-
Iion to all who may employ him.
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-16
Farm for Sale.


1A THE David scott Farm, $50 caled9 situated
Enis1 in Auburn, one mile from Cla pvile Depot. and
81 mics from Worcester. containing 10 acres
If Land suitably dIvie-as * miles tillage, pastur
age, and wood land Sal - liis iie. .ii sla
best Farms IN WSces,s+ county }es one Of the
Sist large story house. barn 50 by eighty
nea II new, wood shed, two carriage houses aud other
out buildings. The buildings supp led with the hest
of water, from mailing spring, conducted by pipes
TO the house and barn. The subscriber will sell The
buildings, with fifty seventyfVe acres OF land, if
wanted For further particulars, inquire of Mr. Nelson
Scot, Druggist ain street, Worcester, Of the SUBJ
scHber, the premises HURATIO GATES.
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