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WHEAT CRop.-Colonel A. P. Miller,
Of the Board of Public Works, who has
been travelling through several States
lately, thus speaks of the prospects of the
wheat crop in letter TO the Ha milton
(O.) Telegraph:
The whea, crop through Virginia
Maryland, Pennsylvania and New Jersey
will be very short in many places, moi
more than half crop, indeed saw some
fields in all The States named that would
not Gu, for the crop. If this is general
throughout the States The crop will be
shor, indeed; besides, found in Penn
sylvania the fly was destroying wha,
little was left by the severity of the
winter.
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Democratic Congressional Convention.
The Democracy of the 9Th Congress
sional District, composed of the counties
of Hancock, Wood, Lucas, Fulton, Henry.
Putnam, Van Vert, PauIding, Defiance
and Williams, are requested TO send dele
gates 10 the Convention TO be held al
Defiance,
On Wednesday the lst day of September
neat, for the purpose of nominating a
candidate for Congress to be supported
by the Democrats of said District at the
ensuing October election, and for the
transaction of such other proper business
as may then and there be deemed neces.
sary.
VIM. MUNGEN, r. II. BLAKER,
A. D. WRIGHT, C. EDISON,
A. L. BACKUS, A. s. LATTY,
C. M. GODFREY, J.J. GREENE,
W J. JACKSON, w. A. HUNTER
Democratic Congressional Committee
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
real, ESTATE

NOTICE is hereby given that pursua NJ n a, ,rd.-
LS of the Court of Probate, within and SoS' the
county Of Putnam, and State Of olio win offer 70,
ss'e ~ the House Of n ~. B@hmer, in the Town CT
Fort Jennings, In said county. on
Thursday, the 29th day Of July next,
A. d., 1852,
Between the hours of ten O'Clock. A. M and O'Clock
p M, the following described property, belonging 10
the Estate Of H. w. Fuhrman deceased, (suhlect 70
the Dover OF the widow therein,) 10 wit:
Inlot number thirty nine. ts9) in the Town OF Fort
Jennings, In said connfy. s5 rs7'F ="
Outlet number twcfs) In said Town o; Fort Jon.
nings. containing ten acres
TERMs-0ne third cash 10 hand: one.tl,ird IN ,;,.
mouths; and one-third In eighteen months from tbe
day sf sale' secured BY mortgage on the premises
LOUIS DE LUCENAY.
Juno 20, 1852 ~ " '-sr-sSa go.
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Mr.. EDITOR :-.Please announce the name
oil LEVI GROVE. Of Greensburgh township.
as a candidate for nomination for Distriet
Assessor, for District No. 3, comprising the
townships of Union, Sugarcreek and Green's
burph. in Putnam county; subject to the
vention to be held on the fourteenth day Of
August next
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ADAMS FALI.-The New York Tri.
bune says that Gen. Pierce, if asked
wha, was The occasion of Adams fall
would instinctively answer federalism.
Why not9 Dr.. Johnson sa Us the Devil
was the first Whig- and, as i. is well
known, he made all the mischief in the
garden Of Eden.-O. Statesman.
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rv.B. PALMER, at New York, Boston,
ana Philadelphia. is our only agent in these
cities for advertising and subscription pur,
poses. All arrangements made with him,
on our account, will be treated as il made
directly with this Office.
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ppMooRAT1o CONVENTION.

The Democracy of Putnam County,
are hereby notified that the annual moet-
ing Of The members OF the Democratic
party in convention by the popular vote,
will be heldat the usual place Of holding
elections in the several Townships on Sat
usJay, the l4th day Of August next. A. D.
1852. between the hours Of ten o'clock,
A. M, and four O'Clock p. M. for the
nomination Of the following County OF.
ficers, 10 wit:
One Auditor;
One Treasurer;
One Commissioner;
One Prosecuting Attorney;
One Recorder;
And one Coroner:
And one Assessor for the Townships
of Riley, Blanchard, and Van Buren, Dis.
lrict No l.;
And one Assessor for the Townships Of
Pleasant, Ottowa, and Liberty, District
No 2;
And one Assessor for the Townships Of
Suger Creek, Union, and Greensburg,
District No. 8;
And one Assessor for the Townships
Jennings, Jackson, Moterey, Perry, and
Monroe; District No, 4.
The annual assembly of the Conven-
ton of three delegates from each town
ship for the purpose Of counting the pop
ular vote, and declaring the persons NOM
mated by the Democracy, for the several
Offices above mentioned, will meet at the
Court House in Kalida, on Tuesday, the
l7ih day of August next, 1852, at IL
O'Clock Of said day, for the above purpose
and for the discharge of all such busine IS
as may legitmaely came befura them.
The committee submit the following
resolutions Of previous conventions ofthe
party:
Resolped. That hereafter the popular
vote Of the Demoratic party, for the nom
nahon of candidates for County purposes
in Putnam County, shall be held on the
second Saturday in August annually.
Resolped, That The Central Committee
shall appoint one Judge Of each town.
ship board, and an alternate Judge TO
serve'in his absence, at each nominating
poll taken in the several townships.
In compliance herewith they have
named the following gentlemen:
Blanchard-John E. Creighton, Geo.
Bacon.
Liberly--Jobn Horner, F. S. Godfrey.
Van Bmen--Peter Bowman, Nicholas
Crist
Riley-Henrs Byall, Robt. Stewart.
Montery--lVm. Reckart, Coonrod
Henry.
Jackson-Stephen White, John Par
rish,
Jennings-Henry Raabe, VIM. Helm
kamp.
Uaion--Isaac McCrakeu, Hiram Sar-
Der.
Grsensbwg-John P. simons, James
Rodgers.
Onowa-Theodore Osage, John Rada-
baugh.
PLeGSdnt-Jacob Myers Joseph BEL
ford.
Sugar Creek-James Smith, jeremiah
Rimer.
Monroe-David Murphy.
Resolred, That the qualification OF a
Democratic voter 10 the Democratic pop
ular vote Convention is known adner.
ence to Democratic principle, and that
known Wings before they can be admit
ted 10 Q vote in popular convention,
must signalize their change from Wing
errors, by pledge to vote the whole
Democratic ticket heteafter, and become
members of the Democratic party.
All persons challenged on account OF
principle, must give the above pledge or
be excluded.
Every Democrat in the County to be a
Delegate to the Congressional Convention.
JAMES MACKENZIE. G. NJ. GODFREY.
D. |. Brown, JOHN MONROE,
JAMES AGNER, JOHN PARRISH.
| HENRY BYALL, Central Com.
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The Cincinnati Citizen says that "the
initials Of franklin Pierce have very po-
culiar sipni6catiou-F. P. standing for
Fourteenth President, ard that Franklin
Pierce going to be the fourteenth Presi-
dent.0
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Mr.. EDlToR PLEASE announce the name
of JOHN CRAWFIS. of Blanchard Town.
ship, as a candidate for nomination for the
office of District Assessor, for the District
cor posed of Riley, Blanchard and vun Buren
townships in Putnam county; subject to the
decision Of the democratic nominating con-
vention to be held on the fourteenth day Of
August next.
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Every vote Gen. Scott received in The
Wing Convention, up 10 the 5Olh ballot,
was from the North, except five or six
from Delaware and Virginia. Every vote
Mr.. Fillmore received was from the
South, excep, twenty.
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Mr.. EDIroR - Announce the name OF
JAMES II. SMITH. OF Ottowa township. as
candidate for A ASSESSOR OF REAL Property.
for District No. 2, comprising tho townships
of Liberty. Ottawa, and Pleasant; subject to
The decision Of the popular vote convention.
within and for said district, to be held in
August next MANY DEMOCRATS
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Mr.. EDITOR :-Please announce the name
Of ADAM SROUFE. Of Union township, os
candidate for nomination for District Asses
sor, for District No. }, comprising the town.
ships Of Union. Sugorcreek and Greensburgh.
in Putnam county; subject to the decision OF
the democratic nominating convention to be
held on the fourteenth day Of August next.
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EXHIBIT Of Bills Audited and Orders
Issued, on County Treasury, fo- the
gear ending June 9th, 1852.

70 amount OF per diem compensation of
county commissioners and board Of equal
ization. ..S..................-.. $40 90
To amount paid William NJ. Bell as Auditor $40 rs
'' Robert Douglass as She.
riff 9 alowa nces. ......... 66 &C
/" John B. Fruchey as She.
3 allowances. ......... GO 60
'' James Mackenzie as Prose.
cutor, including four terms
of court. ........... ea9 ss
James M. Coffenberry for
assisting the prosecutor In
case OF State VS.. Anderson 25 90
Benjamin Metcalf as ntior.
ney for defendant in case 81
State VS.. Busick allowed by
court t.................... 100 90
as special allowance by
court in crse Of State VS..
/: George Busck ............ los 90
e. II. Leland by allowance
of court for assisting the
court as president Judge in
the absence Of judge Way,
October Term. 1851. ..... rs 90
q r. w. Thrift yearly al.
lowance and allowance
made by court for opening J,
poll bo0ka. ka................ 20 GO
David I. Brown ! yearly
.s. . alowance3 ,............... 90 on
Robert Douglass as Sheriff
Tor summoning grand and
petit Jurors and witnesses
before grand Jury .... 20 Q.
Robert Douglass ss Sheriff,s
fees in State clses and
boarding prisoners. !. -. 100 81
Robert Douglass as Sheriff
transporting lunstics 10 and
from Columbus. -. ..... 81 so
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Sir Henry l.. Bulwer arrived at Flor
ence on the 10Th ult., as British Minister
TO Tuscany.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE,

NOTICE is hereby given that the under.
| y signed haye' been appointed, by III,
Court OF Probate, of Putnam county. Ohio.
and duly qualified as Administrators Of Ere,
derick Fruchey, late Of said county. deceased.
A. J. FRUCHEY,
JESSE FRUCHEY.
July, 1852. $50
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Mr.. EDIroR PLEASE announce :he name
of JOHN SIMPSON, of Blanchard township,
as candidate for nomination for District
Assessor, for the District composed Of Riley.
Blanchard and Van Buren, townships, in Put.
nam county; subject to the decision of the
democratic nominating convention TO be held
in August next.
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Mr.. EDITOR - Announce the name OF
WILLIAM C. TALBURT as candidate
'or the Office Of AUDITOR of Putnam county;
subjec: to the decision of the popular vote
convention TO he held in August next.
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CANDIDATES FOR NOMINATION.

Mr.. EprToR :--Pleasc announce the name
of JOHN F. KAHLE. Of fGreensburgh tp., as
a candidate for nomination for District As
SCISSOR, for District No. 3, comprising the
townships OF Union, Sugorcreek and Green's
buygh, in Putnam county; subject to the
decision of the democratic nominating con
vention to be held on the 70 ur,eenth day Of
Ai1nnat naxt
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Mr.. EDITOR PLEASE announce the name
Of WILLIAM FITZPATRICK. Of Van Buren,
Township, as q candidate for the Office of
County Commissioner, subject to the decision
Of the democratic popular vote.
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GETTS Of Tea Cups and Saucers
- For 20. Is, 62s, and rs cents per soft,
at The Taylor Store. Dec. 1851.
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MR. EDITOR Announce the name OF
JABEZ S SPENCER as a candidate for the
office OF RECORDER, Of Putnam county. sub
ject to the decision of the popular vote con-
vention to be held in August next.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE. d.
a J. my instance AZ attachment was this dav ;esred
~ -. oy Moses Zee. Justice OF tho Peace, Of
Union towrsnip, Pntnam county, Ohi,. nrsins,
ne propsfy and effects Of CASTLE McCfary non.resi
.'a. ~ saia az county. O. II. RICE.
Dated this l4th day Of July A. D. 1859. $50
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Total amount Of bills audited and orders
issued. ....................... -. 43c
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-15
EATON'S

Iuitiatory Counting Room, Foster St..
TETM. II. EATON would respectfully offer his serv-
w ces to such would like acquaint themselves
with the science of BOOK KEEPING by Double Entry,
with or without the of Journrl His system is
and concise, being easily understood bJ The most
ordinary capacity
Each and every Student who entrusts himself to his
instructions shall be warranted to be capable of CON-
Quoting set Books the entire satisfaction of HIM
self or his employer His Rooms will be open day and
evening and each student devote such proportion
of the day or evening, is convenient for him;-no
length of time specified The student can remain till
he feels perfectly satisfied.
To the Ladies and Gentlemen he would state that in
connection with HIS Mercantile Department, he will in
troduce simple and correct method of imparling
thorough knowledge of the science of the English Ian
guage his method will be such TO liable the ) udent
to compr, bend the philosophy OF the language at
In connection with this Department. particular aten
lion will be paid to Epistoary writing and cmposton,
in order that and classical taste may be iorn
ed and preserved
A course of instruction in Commercial Writing and
Arithmetic will be pu sued, that those wishing may
avail themselves of The benefits of these two indispens
able studies. Each Student is instructed by himself,
and not in a Glass
A Private Gay school,
For Children of all ages and capacities will be opened
at the same Rooms, where good aud thorough English
Education will be given tn all who may be placed under
his charge His SYSTEM although novel, is yet justly
pular; and whileit interests, also advances and i'm
p owes
Terms, according to branches pursued, made known
at mis- Rooms, in the Worcester Bank Building, Fose
Street, near the B. and w. Railroad Depot, where
will be happy to receive all friends of education,
decl5 diff
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GSsg4sA'R SAGE 0kf
Real and Personal Property.

for sale Or exchange for City Property.
NNE FARM of l25 Acres, Is miles from the city,
" well dyided into moving, pasiuring, and heavily
wooded. Asu ut the same place, one FACTORY with
Machinery III same Saws, Planning Machines, &c on
a never failing stream OF water
One Farm Of 70 Acres, about 10 miles from the city,
divided into pasurng, Moving, and wood land, well
watered and fenced
l6 Acres of heavy Wood land, A miles from the city
One hall is covered with prime timber.
/ Farm OBS Acres OF excellent land, situated about
miles from the city
The whole any part Of the above will be sold at
great bargain, viii be exchanged for properly in this
city the reasonable For particulars in
qulre Of f. ABBOTT,
No. 1856 Pleasant street.
Worcester, Dec. 6, 1851. dec6 a2taW wifi
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NOTICE.

TTNHE OverseeTs Of the Poor, of the Town of North
L Brookfeld. will receive proposals for man and
his wife, to carry the Town Farm in said town, for
one year from The Isl April next.
Propositions received till tn Goth day of February.
ianl4-d6tw6t Address VIM II. AYRES.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-15
California Tickets.

Office 2O5 Main Street Worcester
II R. CURTIS, is Agent of the United States Mail
H. Steam Ship Co. All person wishing Tickets are
sure to get them as low of him. they can by going
New York jan7eod6tw3w
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Pastilles de Paris.

unrivalled article for the alienation and of
IN BRONCHITIS, and other diseases of the throat,
now so preva lent in the United States. For sale in
Worcester, at pol Main street, by
janI2 dw3w L. L. LAZELL, Apothecary.
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Umbrellas,
Not Xactly Wet Goods.

DUT 1000 Yds Regular SO Nous de LANES, d.
rect from the Auction Room selling at smiling
500 yds Cotton and Wool Cashmeres, choice styles
selling at one shilling the yard
so boz rs cent Linen Handkerches selling l2 cents
These goods were bought this week at the Auction
Recon-, and are very Great Bargain.
JAM ds2w A. Y. THOMPSON & co.
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California Life Insurance.

California Life Insurance.
YNHE State Mutual Life Insurance Co Of Worces-
ter i'll insure persons who are bound for Cator-
reside Than three years, reasonable
addition their ordinary rates Of premium To all gen
emen who desire to secure to their families tletds
something reliable in of decease before their pile
shall have become large enough. this Company offers
the double advantage Of low premiums ana sure pay
ments.
Applications may be made a the office OF the Compa.
ny, No. 90 Main street, Worcester.
Jan. 10. diff
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STAGE PropertY for Sale.

0tONsIsTleG of Une STAGE COACH, j STAGE
" SLEIGH,2 HORSES, and 4 HARNESSES For
particulars inquire Of HENRY PENNIMAN, Millbury
or of L, s. PENNIMAN, Worcester. dec3O dtf
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MASS MEETING IN BOSTON.

EIbS6MJaIIUM OF JI4IIUHS, -
MASS meeting of the friends OF the Malne Law
n will be held in FREMONT TEMPLE, Boston, ON
WEDNESDAY. Jan. 2lst, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
Process will be formed, with the petitions p'op-
ery arranged and proceed to the State House, where
a formal pr sentaton will be made. All friends OF
prohibtory law earnestly requested to be present az
this grand demonstration and thus give power ana di-
reclness to the movement.
Let this procession be of the largest ever known
in the State, that Legislature may know Chat we
are in earnest. All hands TO the rescue! Down win
the rum ttafhc!!
BY order Of the Central Executive Board
ian5deod w2w h. OTHEMAN, Ohanmah'
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Savings Bank.

OFFICE IN CENTRAL EXCHANGE.
TyHE Worcester Mechanics Savings Bank is open
1 daily for the receipt of Deposits from all classes.
Worcester Oct l, 1851. octld&wistf
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p IL n WI a n . HIP
Pine Apple Cheese.

ON hand, and for sale Main and soutbbridge
~ Streets
Pine Apple, New Braintree, Vermont and New York
Cheese.
Teas-back and grecn-from Is 10 75c perlb.
Brown Sugars, from to cts per ID.
spices, Fruits and Nuts.
Extracts and Essences, for ffavorng pastry, &c.
New styles of Crockery, and general assortment
of useful articles, all of which offered low for cast
Whe aud brown lss taken in exchange for goods.
janl2 L. SPRING, 81
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Evening Glass in French.

From 81 to 81 P. M.-For Ladies and Gentlemen
NUMBER of Gentlemen DESTROYS of Studying
IA French, but whose occupations preclude themiron
reciting before o'coekonsieur Hoyt, a. their re-
quest, will form
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0. S. FOWLER.
ofNew York, al the CITY HALL, commencing

Tuesday Evening, Jan. 18th,
And Continuing TEN successive evenings, except
Thursday Each Lecture conclude with Public EX-
aminations. First Three Lectur FREE. Seats to sub
seouent ones l2a cents 10 tickets for 81 gentle
man and two ladies e Is cents See Small Bills.
Invitations to Lecture i'll Nelghbong towns consld-
cred Professional deineation of charact r, with com
plete verbal and written opinions, and advice touching
health habits occupation, faults selfperiecion treat
nent of children, &c, Jaily and evenings at his old
Rooms ut the AMERICAN HOUSE in Worcester
an7 dl0d
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Nntina-

Notice.
TTNHE subscribers having this day formed co-part.
i nershp under the firm Of TABER 81 CuOLLAR
will the Furniture Business at the ola stand
formerly ocCupid by Iaber d Lawrence.
VIM b. ia Der.
JOHN d. CHOLLAR
Worcester Jan. l. 1852 janIO d3w
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Corner Of MUM ard Mechanic SIS, Worcester.
a Permanent Establishment.

n I q 115Oot O1I511lI-O
TSnow open Day and Evening, TO qualify Young Men
L for counting rooms. They are taught WRITING
MERCHANTS ACCOUNTS, with short methods of
calculation used in Counting Rooms, Exchanges, Aver
ages, &c and Double Entry Book Keeping, FIR either
Foreign Domestic Trade, and far practicable all
the business of a Counting Room. Each pupil is sepa-
rately taught the number of lesso not limited Hav
ing gone systematically through the cOurse,h pm
pill IF he deserves it, will receive Certificate of his
qualifications; sometimes it is in Mr. Hoyps power
recommend him to immediate Employment.
Mr. II. has frequent applications from Merchants and
Traders recommend 20 them steady, well qualified
clerks he has just received two such apI ications.
III has pupils in almost all the large cities of the Un
ion some in receipt of very high aries The salary
of course is graduated by the clerks qualifications
For further PARTICULARS the printed Prospectus to
be had The Institute copy will be forwarded free
oil exnense by mail, by sending and address, BY
mail, pre- paid. jah6 dtf
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PART H..
Lectures on Man.

BOUNDED OF PHRENoLOGY and Phys ology,
a. as applied 10 Health, nemperance, Government
Morals Religion, Perfection, improvement of Chill
dren, Intellectual Culture, Marimony the Perfect Wo-
man, Manhood &C. sc.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-15

N. B. Lyman Bugbee will continue the business of
the same store No. ga Main street; and all customs
ers accommodated with prompt attention TO their or
ders and wants as heretofore. Patronage solicited
lang d3w
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Co-partnership Dissolved

NOTICE is hereby given that the co-partnership
IN under the firm OF Ly man Bugbee x Co.. is this day
dissolved by limitation; and all accounts Of the sad
firm be settled Immediately.
LYMAN BUGBEE WI. NJ. BREWER.
Worcester, Jan. l, 1852.
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One more Evening Class.

to recte from 81 to 81 P. M, Monday, Wednesday,
and Friday Should the class vote 10 iecite ON some
other days of the week, they may do so.
Terms-Sj for Course Of "a Lessons, payable in ad-
vance here will not be any classes during
the evenings Ladies and Gentlemen are requested to
call nj the Room and enter their names. Jny dtt
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A Good Chance.
just Received
Lost.
Interesting Notice.

OUR Accounts are all ready for settlement; those in-
debied u.s. requested to pay their bills before
the o5lh Of this month.
jant4 d6t-wtf III. II, CHAMBERLAIN Il %.
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Dissolution.

Dissolution
TINE co-parnershp heretofore existing under the firm
/ of Taber &c Lawrence, is by mutual consent this day
dissolved The business of the late firm will be settled
by either of the partners. WIN. B. TABER.
JOS. b. LAWRENCE,
Worcester, jan l, 1852
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Board.

A GENTLEMAN and his wife, or two gentlemen
IN can be accommodated with boaid and pleasant
room, without in private family, two minutes walk
ianl1 *l2w
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Look O. These Boots"
4 ENTLEMEN are invited TO examine our STOCK OF
~ Fine Dress Boots, OF which we have great varie-
". Also heavy Calf Kip, Cowhidt and Calcutta Boots
oil superior qualty--all cheap for the ready cash.
SMITH q BROTHER,
jan H. daw3w la Main street.