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sSIMMN q o hEHEa
KNABE,I GAElLE & co.,

vi y
,Ncs A. 6, ARD Eu:ar street opposite Eu.a,r House.
VIZ GUILD respectfully invite public attention,
wv (aad particularly those In want OF Superb
or PIANO FORTE at moderate price. 10 the ex
ltensiye assortment CONSTANTLY sale al their Ware
3rooms Our establishment is now the most exten-
sire Soalh numbering over one hundred workmen,
with we'll selected stock of seasoned materials,
from which, we are manufacturing PLANO FOR.
FES. combining the most yaluable Improvements
known.
Our Iron frame Piano Fortes, for which We have
received First Premiums for three successive years,
ffrom the Maryland Institute over, those OF
Northern MIKE, are particularly worthy OF atten
ton being IS arranged as to secure great addition
al strength without affecting the tone, for which our
instruments have been So highly recommended BY
the lest Professors aud Amateurs, Throughout The
county,
. guarantee sforhve rears will he given, with
each Instrument sold BY .us, of our ii axe. with
privilege OF exchange, at any time within six
moptas from day osae II not perfectly satisfactory
Carhalt &. Needhs IN s=Paient MELODEoNS,
constantly on hand. Can article We can recommend.
Pianos received in exchange.
Tuning attended To-
March % 1852 4-Gm
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cash For Nceroes.

HHH0SE persons having Negroes for sale, can
IL RI The hiskest price 81 calling Oh Tie subseri
Der AZ Cherlcstown Application in person or b
leltsl will Be trcmpcy etteated 70.
Jolly -; te5i 9, g. BRAGG
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AILLTNERY.

NlRs. NTARIAxE. JAMES.
81 ~ x--an1G4ne ~ tss, fs.:s-rs-
cefved from Baltimore the latest
Spring and Summer Fashions.
She invites an carly cals 10 inspect her ~ ma.
lefials which cannol be surpassed In STYLE beauty
&C.: any where. Her best efforts will be used to
Iencef salSaciiun She tenders thanks for past
iavofs. Rooms Up Stairs, in the House occupied
BY her last years Anril % 1855 :.
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POETRY
THE uNKNoMN MnnIn-


Insre M ve4d ne have not seea,
'Apd tine - ns,er thar word dcs,rov.
Where ncrtaEtbetsleps hath n6t bra.
Neear bah saHsAt is sounds of;ey. \
There i reekn loselisr ar
Than sages Anow1 o. poets sing
Brighter fhaa sunncr besntics sre.
And sefter tAan the tiais Of Spring.
There h = wald via blessines hle.t.
Beycad uhAs pruIHss ere forr,oId:
Nor might shcsisagus of sneel guest
picture q thai world ralSld.
= 4 an holy "a screnei SIT
The iani u eaurT and repose.
Ne darkness dis DC radiant scene.
Ser ssH0r tear within i, aows.
4 = nnf fsna,a - sn-u.n..s. ~.
acver needs he noonbcams pale,
NcFihcre rrkncwn the evening hours.
Ec-a5t this ysrid is ever brieh,
With azure nsdiance all its own -
The streams ofshcscstea Light
Flow round from the eternal throne.
There forms thAt nor.als may not see,
Too glorious for the eye to trace.
And clad in peerless majesty,
Move With usaltercd grace,
In vain the phil@ophic eye
May seek TO view the fair abode,
Or find it in the epssEincd sky
It is the dwelling place Of God,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-13
CITY HOTEL.

CORNER OF MILL q. MAIN STREETS,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
TIME nearest Hotel in The CITY to the Depots Of
i the Central s. DanEilie Raid Road and the
James River Steamers
T. M ROY, Proprietor.
ASSISTANTS
WIN. JAco- TAgLoR. WIN WILLIAMSON.
Aprit % 1852.
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Notice to Teachers.

II WISH 10 employa Teacher % lake eharge q
i !, TSssfricf Free Schoolin Charlestown. Salary
1aao rer apnun. None need apply who cannot
$500 gaod ana sufieient Recommendations as 70
sobrietv. and god moral character.
qnati.-. 81. n. GALLkHER,
Commissioner in District No. f9.
Arm i. fs52
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- --.----r SaYsl Rrshgis seed Potatoes far
s saleshy HAhnls = .'a- - = = !
81 - IT, -
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PROCESSION OF THE /. 0. 0. F.


AA - - -
VIRGINIA LODGE. No. l. L o. o. r.. will
Celebrate heir approaching anniversary The
18th Of May, by plbiic Procession ana Oration.
All Lodges 10 regular standing are cordially inTi-
ted 10 b presenE Addresses will be delivered By
several members Of the Order
W. H. CHAPMAN. Il 49,
RALPH CLEVELAND,
aaa 81 JAMES A. MERRICK, Comm.
Ky JACOB BELL. sae sl
DANIEL CHAMBERS. 800
Harpers-FerrE April %. 1854
Medicinal wines, LIQUORS. &c.
nURE Ola Port. e kinds) Madeira and Scnp-
perning Wines, Old Sazersc and OId London
Dock Bra1dies, real Holland Gin, and London
Bfownstoni Porter The 1hoEe Liquors are p1l up
n Quart fseale bottles and were purchased a. he
reatlesi of physician fof Medicinal only.
and uAey may y relied upon Is being pure and III
a1nliessisds j;;ds received - - -
Arsii g RAWLIssE SON
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Thorn-llill Tor Sale.

fJSffE Undersigned, as atlofnies in fact Of the
i widow and heirs OF John Bower, decd, offer
farsalv that SPI.EN DlDFARM, called %TheaN-
f,Gf.h' situated in The coauty d Rockbridge, TWO
miles Soulh-Ncst 0i the town 81 Lexington. This
Farm contains about
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-13

WIN. KSABE. IEsRY GAEHtE, EDw. Belts
FIRST PREMIUM GRAND AND SQUARE
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1900 hss reached state d perpet bliss ard Nhis-
=. oilv D.y viii varistions, when the sarctn door
- 800. "a Locofoco eaters.
fssssysc BeEsse cszs yca Wig PEiaterr rzaa1
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-07-01
NO. Al
STRANGE FACTS ABOUT yAwsTrEa

NOT long since young girl eleven years Of
|nge' who lived in Paris, attempted 70 murder
her mother, sister aud many Of her playmates.
for the purpose Of drinking their blood. After
a careful examination BY . scientific man, il was
declared that she was subject to the strange and
terrible mania Of cannbalism. As she wa, ex-
tremely young this strange pervession Of natu-
raj instinct afforded prospect Of cure An viii
remember the case of the sergeant who used AZ
midnight To leave bis quarters and dig up bodies
m Pere Ia Chaise, which he subsequently de-
voured. This unfortunate mag is now cured
and is but 81 years of age. He preserves of
ltheepisodes Of his past life only a confused
memory like the recollection Of painful dream.
In other days. science feared to approach these
sufferers Fr eaf9s
In l779, young man named Ferrage, un.ler
the influence Of this malady suddenly left his
companions aud surrendered liinsoE up 10 This
horrible propensity. He selected, as his re-
treat, cavern near the top II one Of the noun
tains- Of Apre, %heisce BE iseal 20 descend ike
a beast Of prey, into the champagne country,
killing all the women. lie could eat nothing
else, and was constantly seen 10 gaze, as il in
wait for sn opportunity TO seize his prey He
never went abroad without double barreled
gin, belt full Of pistols, and dagger. So
great was the terror that he inspired, that he
used frequently TO come into towns for food or
ammunition, without any molestation He was,
at length captured by peasant, and executed
on the l2th of December, 1892.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-07-01


The G.. w. Kendall, with two barges in tow,
heavily laden with railroad iron, arrived at the
foot Of the Louisville canal on Saturday night,
18th, and worked her way through the canal,
but by some accident the boat and one Of the
barges lodged on the rocks at the head Of the
canal, where she remained up to a late hour
Sunday night, with but little prospec' Of pulling
them off.
The Louisville papers state that some excite
ment prevailed on the levee in regard to the
boat, and on inquiry twas ascertained that hve
or six of the crew were prisoners in the hold,
with the matches fastened down. The boat had
been twenty or twenty days out from New
Orleans, and the crew, or a portion of them,
wanted TO leave at Portland, but were besei,
and terribly beaten, and dragged on board the
boat, and imprisoned in the hold. n.
George Gardener, German, one OF the crew,
states that he had been beaten, and compelled to
work as fireman all night long instead OF the
regular four hour watohesy He shipped on the
boat to 90 to Cairo, 10 which point she was
leiphteen days out He has a home in Illinois
and was a soldier in the Mexican war.
Three Of the crew died during the trip, and
were buried below Memphis. Two were
Germans and the other an Americas. TIL,
chief of the Louisville police summoned pcss
and arrested the captain, and released the PRISON
lers. On the approach Of the police tothe booi
the mate, Mr.. Williams, together with his as
sistapts, iumpedinto the yawl and tied. The.
went over the Falls, down the Kentucky chute
-TSt Louis Intel,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-07-01

AMEHyoAs MARHLE.-iA quantity pf plaster
Of Paris is soaked ina solution Of alum, baked
in an oven, and ground 10 powder; y is then
used as wanted, by being mixed with waser
similar TO plaster K sets into an excseehns,y
hard composition, and takes high polish y
NAV be mixed with various eolored minerals, or
lochres, 10 represent the vhrions marbles, and II
a valuable recipe. II AIir6hg journal.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-07-01

CHRIsrIAN USWERsIrv.-The county Of
Lewis has redeemed MS pledge for the building
of this great Institution, by raising the sum Of
fifty thousand dollars, which Is now ready TO
be handed over TO the Trustees, SO soon as they
shall have held meeting. The additional sum
Of ten thousand will as promptly be made up, to
furnish the institution with apparatus, library,
&c., and all may well be proud of our county
for the noble stand she has taken in the cause
lof education.
We have the pleasure Of announcing that it
lis the intention OF Elder ID. P. Henderson, Pres
hient of the Board of Trustees, to call meeting
of the Board at an early day, for the purpose Of
ladopting plan for the University building, and
proceeding as rapidly as possible in the erection
Of the same. II is expected to have the founda-
ton laid this summer and fall, and all the heavy
timhevs sawed rrd -ecs;.:.
next year. Canton Reporter. a
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-07-01

To Cuar PiarLEs oN gaE, FAcE,--M. Va
noye. in those cases Of red spots or eiioresecnss
Iof the face, so often seen in the young otherwise
In good Ilealh, suites ne has found washing thsm
several times day with Hufslanels fofmula..
most excellent remedy. Il seenxisk Of ha.
two parts, orange flower and rose 3fr, q
fifteen parts, !. ,.t ,,t., ~
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-07-01

A singular circumstance lately occurred in
Paris, A bridal party repaired the church TO
complete The nuptial ceremony, and as the bFide-
groom stepped from his carriage he was closely
scrttinized by the coqchman, who seemed struck
with CONSERVATION, and suddenly ran of. The
bystanders thought him taken suddenly mad,
h,t,Kemarked great uneasiness on the part Of
The bridegroom, who, however, presently Waau,
tered himself. As the party, after the eereii0
NY, were moving from the church, the bFideS
groom was arrested by an officer, who told the
apfA Allef bride that her husband was murderery
who had luded Justice for eight years, andthst
the coachnan chanced to have been prIvy to the
murder in some manner, and instantly recognized
the culprit. The bride fell insensible, and lies
in critical situation.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-07-01

CHARLrs BELcHEH.--We are told the new
steamer Charles BeIehsr, now being completed
at the upper end of the levee, is 10 be magnih-
Gently finished and furnished. No boat, perhaps,
of her class will compare with her cabin ar
rangenents for comfort and elegance. Her
hull and machinery cannot be excellsd, and IA
kon altogether, she win be an honor TO our city,
and her enlerprising owners. Speed the plough.
-TSt. Louis News.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-07-01

A few days since was published an account Of
"a stranger who was met by vatchman at tho
hour of midnight, in the western section OF the
city, wandering about in mental condition bor-
dering on lunacy, and butlalf dressed. He was
kindly taken 10 the station house, where he has
since remained. AT that time, he stated he was
a nephew of the late President Harrison, and
letters in his possession seemsd TO signify his
name as H. ii. Harrison. The chief Of police,
Mr.. Herring, feeling an interest for him, wrote
to gentleman in Philadelphia, whose pArne ~as
subscribed to one Of the letters, and his reply,
which was received yesterday morning, eorrc-
borated the statement Of the unfortunate gentle
man, who, it further assures, is the owner Of
valuable estate styled Elk Hin, in Virginia.
His Honor, Mayor Jerome, has the matter in
charge, and viii have every kindress rendered
him until his friends remove him.--B Bait. Sum-
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-07-01

TaE ExrRA Session We learn that the
President of the Pacific Railroad Company, has
received communication from Gov. King, in
reply to memorial addressed TO him on behalf
of the Company, asking for an extra session of
the Legislature. The Governor states, that
owing TO the near approach of the expiration Of
sentatiyes, and the designations OF several Sem
atOrs, II will not be advisable TO call an extra
session Immediately. He, however, designates
period about the seventeenth day Of August,
as a suitable time for convening the same which
win be two weeks after the time for holding the
State elections IL st. Louis Inteligencer, .3f
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-07-01
HANNIBAL. MO, THURSDAY MORNING, july /, 1852

members Of the convention. After that il can
be taken up, and we can proceed to action. At
all events shall now proceed to discharge the
duty incumbent upon me, and make the report
by the unanimous order of the committee. The
report was then read as follows
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-07-01
Extracts from
PROCEEDINGS OF THE
WING NATIONAL CONVENTION,
As Remarked. for The R.lt;r,or. e,n

As Reported for the Baltimore Sun.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-07-23
NEW STORE.

A. M. DRISCOLL, Manufacturing Jeweller,
No. AZ Front Street.
q A ON hand, and made to order, Fine Jewelry,
W. and Silver spoons OF every description. Clocks,
~ and Clock Trimmings PerfumerY, Fancy
y Goods, &C.
Repairing the above line done in the best possible
manner
Having made arrangements for the manufacture Of Sill
yer Spoons will furnish plain and ornamental Ta-
BILE, Tea, Desert, Salt and Mustard Spoons Oyster,
Soup and Cream Ladies'; Sugar Shells Shoves, Buller
Knives Dining, Desert and Tea FORKS of the latest pat
term and the best quality, for the lowest Cash prices.
jy7 daw6m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-07-23

The following List. representing one or two houses In
each branch of trade, is submitted The citizens
Worcester County, and the public generally with the
fullest confidence that in want of the PROHIBITS
of Worcester Work Shops, the Merchandise OF Wor-
cester Stores any of the branches mere enumerated
will be able supply themselves at short notice and
upon as reasonable be met with in Boston
or elsewhere.
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For Sale. or to Rent.

- A DWELLING HOUSE, on the corner Of
nsM Wachusett and Home ST. Gets, in this City. Said
House contains Rooms. For further pariicn-
lars, inquire of S. B. i. GODDARD.
Worcester, June 18th 1852. dtf
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e XTRA

ID EFERRING to Notice. in anob her part Of this pa.
IL per, of my first Semi-Annual Sale to commence on
TUESDAY, July 9th, will give below few speci-
mems of the low prices which will prevail and the
great sacrifice be made all the attractive por-
tons of my remaining stock during the of
the Great Sale.
my nice White Cotton Hose, former price 64 cts
per pair, 10 he sold at cents per pair.
All my fine White Mode aud Uableached Cotton
Hose former price 10 cts per par to he sold for 81 cts
All my very fine White Mode, Black and Unbleached
Cotton Hose, former price l2 and IA per pair
be sold for 10 cents.
All my extra fine White and Coored Cotton Hose,
former price II and 20 cents per pair to be sold for 2
and II cents.
All my stout three thd White and Colored Cotton
Hose former price 20 and rs cents per pair to be sold
And corresponding reduction to be made all high
er aides of Hosiery. saa
Silk Fingered Mitts former price II CENTS be sold
for l25 cents.
Silk Fingered Mitts former price rs cts, 10 be sold
for 90 cents.
silk F ngered Mits, former price s7k cents, to be
Real Mohar Fingered Mitts, former price As cents
to be sold for SO cents.
Real Mohair Fingered Mitts former price so cents
to be sold for ~ cents.
And a corresponding redac lion to be made on all our
sty of Silk and Mohair Mtts and Gloves.
Fine and ell made plain Isle Gloves, former price
125 cents, TO be sold for 10 cents
Fine and well made fancy wrist Isle Gloves, former
price II GEMS, to he sold Tor I2a cents.
Fine and well made fancy wrist and emb'd Lisle
Gloves, former price 20 cents to be sold for Is cents
And all olheJ st. les at corresponding low rates.
There will be reduction all my Misses and Chill
dren's Hosiery, of from per pair. And the
same on Mitts and Gloves. fas
Gentlemen's Lsle Thread Gloves and Hosiery will be
sold equ lily cheap
1t viii br superfuous to 60 into general advertise
ment of all the Goods which will be embraced in This
large le But let be fully understood that the price
of every article remaining hand shall be a dls-
count tIomformer prices of from 10 SO per cent.
L. A. CLARK, No. Flagg Block,
UI-nft trail Hnffl
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.jy1-dtf
Very Fashionable.

NOR the Dry Goods Dealers in this city to have hat
II is termed sem-annual, or C osins off Sides.
The proprietor of the original Big STOCKING Store ev
irons, has determined 10 commence FIRST semi-annua
sale of his ire Stock Hosiery, CLOVES, and Tn cad
Store Goods, TUESDAY, July 9TH, and continue the
for thirty days. until his entire STOCK of Spring
and Summer Goods are disposed Of
In this sale purchasers positively assured, that
reservation of Goods will he made.
Every article in ms extensive Stock win be sold COST
and many Goods less than cost, in order close off
the whole Stock in the shortest possible time On Mon
day. July 5th the will be closed io the purpose of
marking down and arranging the Goods, preparatory
the great opening sale on the following day.
Purchasers may expect and will get bargains that will
asoniSh them.
Please remember, tn. sday, July 9th, the great bar
gains will commence being distributed.
T. A. CLARK. No Flsge Block,
jyI diff Sign Of the Big Stocking
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[PRICE ONE CENT !.
INSIDE ADVERTISEMENTS.
Great Improvement IN
MECHANICAL DENTIgTRY.
81 u III ~ hi


INSERTED upon nelc plan. invented and patented
BY Dr. Allen, Professor in the Dental College OF Cine
cinnnti. Ohio. N
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NEW GOODS, Just Received.
Varnish! Yarnish /!

THE subscribers being Agents for the sale of Var
Il .nishes from well known mandatory in Newark,
N j., prepared to furnish wholesale and retail,
all kinds OF Varnsh the manufacturers prices, war
ranted to give satisfaction, or the money refunded
SAMUEL G. WHITE Il CO.,
at No.6 Harrington Corner, opposite City Hall,
APPS daw5m Worcester.
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Exnerieneed Assistant
Brown JNIyrRsIry. Arlil Il

GENTLEMEN: TO your inquiry whether platinum
may be employed with safety health in dental opera
tons, have no hesitation in giving Affirmative an
Il of the most inatackahle substances IN
Although resembling silver in appearance, it
has twice the density OF that metal and differs
kaby ffom tin nearly all It's physical and chemical prop
critics. Only two Of the known acids-the nitro. mnriat-
10 and the nitro hydrouoric- any effect upon il,
both Of which dissolve gold will greater facility,
Neither platinum gold when pure, are az all acted
upon by the fluids of the mouth, and consequently can
exert preddciA influence upon the system when used
in the filing fastening of teeth. As the former, how
ever found in commerce and the unaduera
only, while the latter is with alleged in
every proportion with the baser metals, the employ e
men OF platinum may always be regarded safer than
the use of gold, unless it has Immediately from
the hands Of the assayst. Yours, &c,
GEO. L. CHACE, Professor of Chemistry.
Messrs. A. Q. Hawkes. & Brother ss.l5 81
Office, i42 Main street residence, No. Harvard ST.
Worcester May 28lh, 1859. s5ss dawistf e
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WORCESTER FRIDAY, JULY %. 1852
TO BE LET.


THE second and third stories of the Brick Block
i of Southbrdge and Main Streets. 1t Is a good
stand for Boot manufacturer Water the ID floor.
Apply TO L. SPRING, ID,
apstf or at No Maple place.
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woRCEsTER
BUSINESS DIRECTORY

MANUFACTURES, TRADES & PROFESSIONS,
PUBLISHED
In THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY,
THE
MASSACHUSETTS SPY. WEEKLY
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Kossnth Cravat CIasns.

k0ssuth Cravat CLASPS.
A LITTLE notion made out OF the root OF all evil
IN very convenient for man that is going to take
the cars the morning. aud forgets rise until it
about time for hm 10 start, he put bis era
and soldat DRlSCOLL'S Jewelry and Silver Spoon es.
Enlistment, in BgeIow's Court. Front street.
Please call, and examine u Clothing sup.
piled with them at a very liberal discount.
apps daw3m
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OREGON HOUSE.-HULL.
To Printers.

To Printers.
TVHE subscriber offers for sale all the materials for
mery connected with the printing odica Of the
Christian Citizen, consisting of
One Good TUFTS PRINTING PRESS,
with linking Machine; Fonts of Lcng Primer Burgeos,
Minion and Nonpare Type; la ge variety Of Fonts Of
Job Typ, Imposing Stones, Stands Cases Racks Gal.
eys Composing Sticks, Chases, Furniture &c c. TO-
gether with good standing Press, with Boards nearly
new. E
The above materials will be sold very low, and rare
opportunity is afforded for any about to start new Of
] fee.
Also the Stereotype Plates for Burritt's Miscellane
Gus Writings. n. SPOONER
Worcester, July 8, 1852 dit
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Chamhar Rnnms tn Ia.

rT'HE Rooms p Holbrook q Co.'S Grocery Store,
l TO let. Possession given Immediately. They
are pleasant, easy oaccess rent low, md the location
second to in city. For particulars inquired of
P. HOLBROOK & CO,
PSI Main, corner Of Mechanic street.
Worcester, June rs, 1852. DIFF
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TOILET.

TWO ROOMS in the Block on the corner ofMyrtle
and Southbrdge SITS, heretofore occupied by Farley
& Pearson. Apply to F. H. DEWEY, Esq, or to 6. c.
FLANDERS & CO.. on the premises dec5 dtf