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CyUGAR and oIasses Aucton.On Wednesday the
y l4th inst at O'clock F. A. ii. Dodges wharf, the
OF the brig Fidea from Ponce Porto Rico consisting Of
232 hhds prime sugar
bbs do do
81 binds do molasses e. g. WRIGHT, Auctioneer
An l3-dds Georgetown.
90 The above sale is unavoidably postponed until
Friday the 10th instant II. o. Wht1hI.
Apl4-d3t
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THE NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW, for April.
New Mexico and the Navajo country, with maps
and plates; by Lieut.. Sinpsoa, topographica engineers
Sketches OF Border Life; by Henry O.
Watson, with illustrations.
of Natural History, Wild Scenes and Wild Hunters
" Webber-ilusrated.
Memoirs Of Margaret Fuller Ossoh--2 vols
The Initials novel new edition.
The REGULATORS Romance Kentucky-2 plates by James
Weir - -
Lynde Wess--an autobiography; by T. b. Thorpe.
History OF Georg by 7. y. Ardinr and W. H. Carpenter
History Kentucky by T. s. Arthur and w III Carpenter
Anil is FRANCK TAYLOR.
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by A. GREEN. Auctlenssr.


r. INTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF DRY GOODS AT AUCTION.
On Saturday instant shall sell room,
commencing O'Clock and continue through the day and
evening" excellent Of dry goods received
signment, consisting OF, in part
Cloths cashm.rets, silks hannels
De LANES, cambrcs, and silk vostings
Shirts, gloves, handkerchief suspendcrs, cravats
MusIins ginghams, lawns, cambncs, and cslcocs
large Of other articles, comprising general assortment
The above goods viii be sold In lots TO suit
~ ~ ''''~ A GREEN,
pls-2t Auctionser.
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supreme Court of the Uait.d states.

WAsHIsGros, April IL, 1882.
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by A. GREEN, Auctioncer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING LoTs.-On
Monday, 18th Instant shall sell the premises Al 8
O'Clock No 49, in No 1863, containing 1910 square
feet.
10, No 10 in No 49, containing 400 square feet
Lot No, NJ in DO DO DO s,3ts do
Lot in do 5,J4s do
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HOUSE, or REPRESENTATIVES, April is, 1852

G. A, TAvEsNER, esq.
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Washington, April 49, 1854
CLAIMANTS with Portugal hereby not
been received, and ready
o distributed
accordingly requested forward 70 this depart
will enable distribution 70 be made 70 tho
proper parties respectively
Ap l5-H
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CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN ST CLAIR THOMASSoN,
OF STEAMER MAGNOLIA

Having painted the hurricane deck steamer MAG
N0iLA, command, with the BRDGEWITER PAINT,
cheertily for dPERvIoUs qualities have
heeaon ponountng SUPERIOR my Judgment, mhe
the public and believe CERTAIN PRO1EC
TON AGAINST THE EFFECTS or SPARks AND CINDERs II
proved ENTIRELY WATERPROOF deck
months (Signcd,) ST. c. THCnASSON.
NewOreaps, December ., 1851.
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Bergamini, MI. Alex. 4

Bergamini, MI. Alex. a
Boulanger, Adolphe,
Cal..............0
Barrosse, Adolphe ;. 3
Berlin, V. ]. A.....17
Brideau, Ernest. 10
1850.
Banqnetas, Timothy.36
Barba, Joseph. LTD
Boutloup ...,.....0
Beggio, Bazilc ..12
Blackburn, Fanny. q
Bandier, J. Victor :. 2
Buisson, Frederic. E. 2
Branch Bank of Ala
bama ...........ll
Barthe, Emile. "...M
Bartet, Th.........lS
Bermudez, Sue. T A,
michel, AGENT. 5
BruslG, Marie Aimee 3
Belony, Adele. .06
Brown, ] H........ s
Bazal, V T 10
Bellevue, J........ 6
Baziie, Celeste Zenon 6
Barthlet, ] A .12
Brown, Theodore. .. 2
Bnaufeu, Alfred 49,. 4
Boisselly, H L. 10
Banderai. Matthew. 4
Poise, Theodore. "a
Brusle, Etienne..... 2
Baptiste, Celeste 80. l
Buscail, Frs ....... 2
Berniaud, Nine go. 9
Benjamin, Ant, +. C. 8
Boren, Antoine. SO
Biste, Jean. .16
Barrett, Thos. Sue. 10
Brehier, F F....... s l
Balletin, Natalie .... s 7
Bermudez, Jean, I. C. a
Boron, Archibald. 2
Boulst, Henry...... 2
Briggs, Charles 80. 10 s
Brein, H H. ....... 2 6
Bellou, Lewis. ..... 2
Burthe, Leon ......26
Barret, Jacques go. 2
Bienvenu, Cyrille 80
Blanchard, 7 BaiIly. 10
Boune, Adelaide. PA
Bernard, LIS. 100
Breton, jacques. IA
Bercier. ........... 9
Burhart, G.........14
Beauregard, Gollip. 7
Bearslien,V Cont, f.c.36
Belluc, Oh. "a
Bollotte, Mile 10
Brunetti, Betsy ....76
Becker, E F ....... 3
Bull, John .........11
Boyland, G, Sus. Sc
Boyland, VIM. $3.50. 3
Biney, Louis. 30
Bienvenu, t. m. C. 20
Balligo, V Carlos. ..12
Bride, Cath 30
Bosque, Mrs Theop. 6
Brion, Bazile, fills, f.c.16
Barber, Sebastien. s
Boise, Marie ....... 6
Boise, Lse. .12
Boury, Marguerite. 3. 6
Bayon, Jerome. 40
Bonnet, Wet. ...... 6
Borgier, Lindor, Sue. 6
Bernard, Oh. ...... 2
Boisdore, Marie ....20
Bastlen. ........... 2
Bayou, Mrs Julie F so
Balivet, V, Marie $
Boyer, Mathilde. '.. 4
Bernard, V TIE 10
Bramseca, Jh ...... s
| Boyer, Julien ...... 6
Bourgoing, V D. .l6
Bringier, Louis. 90
Brunei, Isldore. 80. 6
Bradshaw, Sarah. =. 4
Boy, BIT. ........... q
Brugier, Auguste. ~
Bertonniere, Edmd. .12
Bermudes, NIre Joa-
chin ............ 90
Berry, A .......... 8
Bayhi, John. ...... s
Blanc, J A, 1852
Bringier, Lonis, l60
Bermudes, NJ Joa-
chin, 2O3
Bland, L Eugene, %
Berver, Barney, 7
Bosque, V A u
Below, John, 16
Batticave, E B, 4
Brennan, J D s
Baden, mme Elisa, 6
Barrel, Edward, a
Buisson, Benjamin, As
Bernadas, M, 30
Browning, DR. G, 8
Beckman, F H, a
BonnafIe, ] ], 40
} Barley, And, 2
} Router, V Wagner, "a
Butler, John, ?
} Brugese, NJ. a
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TREAsURER.s OFFICE,

".
In accordance with the provisions Of the 35h section of
the Act Consolidation notice is hereby given that the
following Bills of unpaid Taxes for the Third District
New Orleans will be deposited in the 9TH Justices Court
J. J. Lugenbuhl Esq Justice to be proceeded accord
ing to law Persons wishing pay any of these Bills
do by calling at the City Treasury previous to the 10th
instant,
WILLIAM II. GARLAND, Treasurer
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LEW ADvERT1sEMENT-Let every bod,
READ 1T.
NO. /.
... r. r. r..

NEW ADvERTIsEMENT-Let every body
NO. !.
ur r.. r. r. M
RADW.aY'S READY RELIEF
rs THE FIRST AND ONLY aEMEDY EVER RECORDED IN THE
MEDICAL HISTORY OF TIE WORLD THAT HAS STOPPED
THE MOST VIOLENT PAINS IN A FEW SECONDS.
will stop THE Most SEVERE PAINS IN FIVE MINUTES Oh
i fifa' sss sa
' instant the most 'osnns and
TO THE SICK AND PAIN-suFFER1Na OF NEW
ORLEANS.
VII IL Sh o. JOHN h s II 2s
III 7od r x soa r.
1T HAS CURED,
Nv NINETY CAsEs OUT OF HUNDRED,
s sAEgAhs1a IN Gsgn a b5EEs'
PdoaHaGH. IN IN o oEE sEeo aSU1s'
s sSzs% II I'VE I'VE MSTTEs
SIS HSApAe S EISTEEy S SISSTEs.
fSEE T5Ko1r II II 5 5sEn h aEsuTEs.
E Mo2 sTs 9o BysHS
Eli:
SICK HEADACHE.
F shARy Ef TEW ssor TEE D
will the stomach, and neusrazs the
p''''A''' D''' l' PREVENTION.
By Sns Il. s IL 5
'''r'' '-A 'A'S''' IN BATHING,
Up
aaa yss
ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS,
=
inuheck the most discharges and will speedily
''ll''' NEURALGIA
RAILWAYS aEz Ely sH2af
aasnee pain M s0mpaR
ssions Of pain i las cured in he
os III ss:s s
@ II. oss ~ siep sss
PAINS PAL aD'' '-''s' ''N '''- N--~.mru,,
PAINS RELIEHED IN FIVE MINUTES.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF will stop the and e.ueis.ns
ia' nass%s ss
from top to TO- whose wste sssitsd
s sfl5 81 a @
United s.a:ta can this
Rb7
the Union the last four have tested shsmevss
CHILL FEVER
cgJzLs STOPPED IN A FEW NINUTEs-PALN RELLEpgL
RApwAYs READY RE 5, rs.s LIKE charm in all
rates with health every organ secretion Of system
PAINS OF ALL KINDS.
@ sy.y m @ PRy you p1 M
nene. in the Liver Kidneys Bowels Joits Bon RAILWAYS
taken ether internally applied externally, will
few ninutes atop pain and quickly remove ts caase.
RAILWAY j CO., lS2 Fulton street, NewYork
SOUTHERN DEPOT,
JOHN WRIGHT d CO., Isl Charres atreet, NswOrleans
Agent who will supply dealers in the country at Rad
way d Co.'S prices.
....oua,r. rR1cE: j,
MEDIUM 81
SMALL Q 81
Az for r. r. r. o, RAILWAYS READY RELIEF mh97 y4w
nRUGS, MEDICINES, PERI UMERY, ETC
subscriber would respectfully call the of Psntert
Families his recently a;oc comprising
article his line of business all of which, examination will
GENUINE; he would paricua1e the following
English Qunne IIowari Blue Mass Hyd Potsss Morphsa
preparations Of Cod Liver Ogennine Phosphate Of Lime
1lss EIaue Psriney Patsn II variety
osrrels pure Hone ?, etc., etc. TH0S. RANKIN,
ssSdr O1nszt en.yr C,nn poYsra
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oil NEw ORLEANS July s. 1881
In accordance with the provisions of the thirty fifth
the Act of Consolidation notice is hereby given
that the following bills of unpaid taxes for the Second Dis
trict New Orleans, will be deposited in the Fourth JUS
tces Court, A. Derbes Esq, Judge to be proceeded
according law Persons wishing to pay any of these
bills do by calling at the City Treasury previous to
the 10th instant
Trensurar
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CERTIFICATE OF THE MANAGERS AND AGENTS
OE LOUISIANA DRY DOCK co

Having had the LOUISIANA DRY DOCK with the BRIDGE
WATER PAINT, thoroughly tested fy
opinion with Captain of the MAGNOLIA
Of the PORPOSE We eheerfuiy recommend said PAINT Su
PERIOR ARTICLE.
tsignsdl HUGHES, VALET q THOMAS
Louisiana Dock Yard.
J. P. WHITNEY d CO.,
Asents Louisiana Dry Dock Co.
NsRtlrenns,
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Allan, Theodore. =. 2 j
Allozzo Mde J B. 10
ADDISON, Celeste&Ll. 2 8
Alphonse .......... ? {
Abadie, Jean ...... 2
Arnaud, lsidore.... /
Asmar, Valcour.. >. l
Adams, John. ...... 2
Adams, Nicolas 80. S
Augustine, Succ. Jh. l :
Arnold, Mary Aimee 5 {
Armand, J 7. 4
Ackormann, l. S. -. 2
Augus.in, Succ. ] L 2
Alterstoerfer, Peter. 2
Alex John ......... 8
Azaretto, J B.. .....
Ardouin, Jean. ..... l
Arnoux, J B. 3
1910.
Armas de Felix .....5
| Armas de Felix, Sue. 5
Augustin, J L. ..... 2
Adam, P w ....... l
Allan, Z ......... 2
Addison Hte & Celes. 3
Avril, Prosper. .--.. 8
Abadie, ,lean....... 2
Abiven, L T....... 6
Adam, John ....... ?
Adam, Nicolas ..... 4
Aaron, Daniel. $3.50. 8
Andre, Raphael &
| Rose, Juni. 10
Andige, Alfred -. 5
Augustin- Sue. JOS. l
Attose, Mde ] B. 10
Asmard, Valcour.. /
Arnaud, lsidore..... 4
Audler, Solomon. l
Abzren, J L Id
Arksten, Hermann. 30
Anderson, Ole. .... /
Arnaud, J P....... 2
Angune, Joseph. -. 4
| Arnoux, Henriette, or
| J P Blondin. $3.50. 8
Azor, St Louis. 80. 2
Arnat, Reverend. -. l
Antognine, Bel. 80. a
Alex, John. ....... 8
Azaretto. ] B....... l
Arnoux. J B ....... 3
Augustin, Sue. jos. |
Armand. mde J B, 10
| Andry, Manuel. .6S
Andry, Victor ......15
1850.
| Auzont, F......... 6
Alpuente, V Frs. -. s
Augustin, J L, f W. 4
Adams, p W....... 2
Anglade, Paul. ..... a
Aleix, Jiacinthe -. 6
Allan, Theodule. s
Armas, Michel, and
| ] Villambia. $50. 2
Avid, we de St. &c
Arno.e, V..........34
Addison, L&Celeste,
| Burthe) ........ 6
Agut G 81 Glib. de
Georges .13
Abyven, L Theop... 10
Adams, John. 4
Adams, Nicolas 80. s
Armas, Michel de :. 2
Armstrong, August. 10
Armas, Arthur de 80
Ascensss, Phi. .....3 S
Azaretto, ". 10
Annuly, Mr. P " Ge-
lilsrie ...........36
Antoine, in. .16
Auzout. 10
Adam, Dorsur. .2S
Almonarter, Louise. 16
Andre, B 30
Aud,ge, Alfred $3.50. 10
Alfs, Celestine. rs
Aubert, By. 8
| Aubert, Celest!n.... 4
Albricr, Patrice 80. .
Augustin, Sue. Jos. 3
Attozo, ] BIT. 20
Armand, F Frs. 40
Ambrose, Edgard .16
Abadie, L ......... 4
Assemar, J B ...... 6
Alsemar, Valcour... 2
Austin, Marie. ..... s
Armand, Isidore. 40
Antoine, Bazile. .... 4
Audler, Mr. Helene. IT
Audler, Adele. ..... 2
Agnelly, Ferdinand. 7
Album, Orph. 81
1915.
Buisson & Dupre, F 2
Branch Bank Of Ala
bama ........... b
Barthet, Joseph go. l
Bryen, G o liz
Bayly, John. 4
Brown, Thomas. -. 4
Blossman, S....... S
: Bellevue, JEAN. J
Bernard, Frs. ..12
, Bazile, Celeste and
Zenon .......... a
Bryde. Frs. ....... q
Barthlet, T A. ..... {
Brown, Theodore. {
r Beaufin, Alfred. ]
Bonnette, Mathilde. sls
= Benjamin, Antoine. I
| Briggs, Chs,l.ss.u.A
re de 10 rue
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CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN WILLIAM BROWN, OF
TOwR0AT DnRpOIaE

BRIDGEwATER PAM" which Mes @. G.
BoGERT CO. Agents, the deck of the Towboa
PoRPUSE The Paint months, SPARKS
and CNDERS CONSTANTLY fne upon. hss had NO EFFECT
WHATEVER.
IL about became PERFECT SLATE and am sstis
fed possessing all the qualities necessary
PROTECTION the ARKS CISDERS.
hde! the BRIDGEWATE PAINT the purposes
forth in the Agents. Circular
Signed VIM. BROWN, Captain OF Towboat Porpoise.
Seyflrlean December |, 1851,
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Ask for r. r. r. 0, RAILWAYS READY RELIEF. nh97 ly4w
nRUGS, MEDICINES, PERI UMERY, ETC.
would respectfully call the attention Of Planters,
Physicians Families his recently received a:cck comprising
article business all which, will
snd he would participating the following.
English Qunne Howais Blue Mass Hyd Poass Morphsa,
preparations of Cod Liver Ogennine Phosphate Of Lime
1ues auel Psrinrery Patsnt Msdnes In variety
osrres pure Honey, etc., etc. TH0S RANKIN,
tssdlr D1nszst C,nn poyar.s
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[pRICE ONE CENT.

From Washington on earth, appeal to Washin :
ton in Heaven. Seek not by his name to JUST
anv such effort. His death is above his life. His
last testament cancels his authority as slavehold-
err However he may have appeared before man,
he came into the presence of God only as the lib
orator of his slaves Grateful for this example, l
am grateful Also that while shareholder, and
seeking the return of fugitive he has left in per-
manent record rule OF conduct which, if adopted
by bis country will make slave hunting impossible.
The chances ola riot or mob, or even uneasy sem
sations among well disposed persons are to pre-
vent any such pursuit.
Sir. the existing Slave Act c1nnot be enforced,
without violating the precept OF Washington. Not
merely "uneasy sensations of well disposed per-
sons y but rage tumut, commotion. mob. riot. vio-
lence, death, gush from its fatal overlooking foun
tains
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PATENTS.
American and Foreign Office.
Agency for Business with u. S. Paten
Office, WASHINGTON.
No. 22 State street-BOsTON.


no. 22 State Street-RpSTON.
1910 the subscriber appointed by ire Com
i missioner of Patents Agent of the u s. Patent Office,
in accordance with the 10th Sec of Act ofl837.
Having reinquished the Agency for transmission Of
Models, and adopted more expeditions mode of send
ing them tire Patent Office whereby a Patent may
be procured about six weeks earer ne continues to
forward them free ofexpense-top prepare Caveats Spec
ifcatons Assignments and all the necessary Papers and
Drawings for Patents; and to render advice legal and
scientific matters respecting the Pate. secured
in Europe other countries
By applC&t. this Office inventors saved the
time and of Journey to Washington, and delay
there, well all persona trouble in obtaining their
patents. They also have the advantage of verbally
planning their Inventions and of consulting in respect
TO them; mtters in general of paramount importance
in order to obtain correct specifications and claims
The experience of sixteen years practice extensive
collection of rare works. decisions etc. mechanical
subjects, the Patent Laws and Patents different
countries, collected at much expense during the long
time this Office has been established, together with
accounts here kept of inventions patented Washing
ton enable the subscriber afford to Inventors DESTROYS
of procuring Patents, assistance and information which
in other respects might be dificslt of attainment.
r. II. EDDY. Solicitor OF Patents.
Washington, July N. 1879. During the
time | occupied the Office Of Commissioner of Patents,
r. H. EDDY, ESQ., OF Boston, did business the Patent
Office as Solicitor for procuring PeteHts There
few if any, persons acting in that capacity, who had
much business before the Patent Office; and there
none who conducted it with sk fidelity and sue
regard Mr. Eddy one of the hes! informed and
most skfu Patent Solicitor in the United States and
have hesitation i'll assuring inventors that they
not employ person more competent and trustworthy,
and capable cf putting their applications in form
to for them early and tavorabiy eonslea-
ton at the Patent Office.
EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner of Patents
Boston. sept6, 1852. sep6 eoddswlamly
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Farm for Sale.

FHNHE Subscriber will sell, exchange for Real Es-
tate, in the city OF w orceter, Farm of 80 acres,
In the westerly part Of Shrewsbury about 81 miles from
the Court House, on the old road TO Shrewsbury 1t is
the Farm owned few years since BY Levi Howe, aud
now occupied by Peter Rich Jr Il is desirable place
for wishing to raise vegetables for the Worcester
market, the soil being well adapted that purpose
For iutheT particulars, enquire Of Peter Rich Jr on
the premises, of EDWARD EARLE
Worcester, st Month. 1852 iau2q dawtf
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NOTICE.

THE subscribers having formed connection in Bust
a mesa, under the name and firm of e. e. ABBOTT
q CO., and taken the centrally located Office over
Leonard Goodhues Hat Store, entrance No 233 Main
Systematically opposite Elm street, would tender their
services
Real Estate Brokers,
to any persons having landed Estates which they wish
to dispose of
They are also prepared exchange city property for
farming lands, upon the most favorable erms or nego
tate the sale of properly in adjacent towns md would
respectfully so ic the attention of purchasers to the
following Schedule OF Property which they offer
EOR SALE.
The Property Of manufacturing village about l6
M es from Worcester, consisting a Factory Building,
80 by 80 feet, 81 stories hieh A Tannery, with out
buildings, suitable for the Business Also three Dwell
ling Houses with about 100 acres of rlage land and
100 acres Of valuable wood and timber land
Also, The modern built Block of Houses recently
occupied by e. E. Abbott, 1856 Pleasant street. consist
ing OF five convenient tenements, with suitable out
buildings.
Also 100 house lots in various parts of the city, some
of which are upon the 'tWbecle Farm" plat ana are
not excelled for location by any IN the vicinity.
ANY OF the above Property will be disposed of on
terms which cannot fail to suit purchasers.
e. e. ABBOTT,
Worcester. July l6, dly VIM. N jerks.
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REAL ESTATE.


nN, and near Main street, near the Dread Irstitdie.
" The above is worth the attention OF those wanting
large lots; also, Mechanics wishing build the
machine shop.
Also one lot oftwo Acres, with House and Barn, and
is the best location on the Leicester road.
CHESTER HUBBARD, No. May Street.
W0rcester, March %, 1852. d6m
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ENNHE valuable lot of land on the South side OF From
L ST., North of che Salem street Church extending
on Front street about lao feet and bounding East on
Trumbu ST., and West Salem street. is now offered
for sale in lots SUIT purchasers Its average deph
over 20 feet. The lots will be sold on such terms
TO render them profitable purchase either for those
wishing to build stores for their own use or to let
mares '5l-dtf FRANCIS H DEWEY. 2l6 Main st
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R 3 M 0 VAL.


TO LET.
Co., THE Store occupied by me, ll2 Main st.
8;is winch is in good repir having been fitted up in
4sss May last. For particulars inquire Oh the prem.
Is augl8 dtf HENRY o. CLARK
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Family Medicines

Family Medicines,
Drugs, and Chemicals together with great variety of
Ferumery Brushes, Soaps. and fancy articles for the
toilet.
PATENT MEDICINES. All the popular and valuable
Patent Medicines will be constantly kept.
II Physicians prescriptions mil be put up ,cith the
greatest rare.
Our Stock of Goods is entirely and has been Sc.
lecttd with great Our Drugs, Chemica s. and
Medicines, may be relied upon for being pure as c.
he found in the market
Both members If our firm having had long experience
In the business, andntendng give orpersonaI aten
on to customers we respectfully sole it share of the
public patronage. VIM. w. CALDW WELL
JOHN @. Hill.
Worcester, July l. 1852. Tvs dawtf
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Desk Mandatory.

II P. WRIGHT & CO., Manufacturers of Pulpi's
Es Writing Desks, Library and Office Tables, Drug
giss Drawers, and
BOOK CASES, of every variety,
respectfully inform the citizens of Worces err and vc-
ity, that they have succeeded ". 4 Ii. Baker, r the
manufacture ofhe above named articles and are ready
to furnish them al the shortest notice the est styles,
at moderate charges. and warranted to give entire
satisfaction
~ All orders left at our shop OF Paines Block,
Corner of Main and Pleasant streets,
or at w. & II. Bakers Furniture Ware Rooms will be
promptly attended to. Il. 2. WRIGHT,
aug dit NJ SMILEY
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WORCESTER. WEDNESDAY,. SEPT. Is. 1859.
WANTS.
8 or 10 Tailoresses Wanted.

W a " 7 Z D.
. GOOD BLACKsMITHs, and one Spring Maker at
X OSGOOD BRADLEY'S
Worcester. July %, 1852. diff Ca Mandatory.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-09-15
City of Worcester.

In City Council, July 49, 1852
ORDERED, That the City Marshal give notice that
~ the law entitled an I" Act Concerning the Manutac-
ture anil Sale Of Sprituous intoxicating Liquor .
which goes into effect the 22d nst be enforced
and that he requests all citizens of The City obs erve
the same, and that lie especially requests all vendors of
spirits to Ubserv the same.
copy. G. A, HAMILTON, City Clerk.
copy. Attest: GEO. JONES, City Marshal.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-09-15
THE W0RKING-MEN S PROTECTIVE
UNION.

NO. 80 Front Street, Newton Blocks,
AVE in Store, and are constantly receiving. every
4 Il varie of CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES. ali
of which carefully selected and purchased ron CASH
and aie offered to The public at the lowest prices
u Goods delivered TO our city patrons free of charge
BENZ. MOSELEY, Agent
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-09-15
Oats Wanted.

IMMEDIATELY, a few hundred bushels for which
L Cash viii be paid. or Goods exchanged by
JOS f. GREGORY,
ang3 DIFF Nos 8 and Z. onnosite Court Honse
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BUNDLE lost,

ON the LIST day of Jolly last, Bundle was received
J at Fiske d Rices Express Office, for EDWARD
FITZGERALD, 20 Union street. Said bundle is missing,
and may have been delivered the wrong person.
Whoever may have received it, and will return to the
Express office, shall be suitably rewarded
diff TIOS. N. HURLBURT. Agent.
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Take Notice.

A Ii persons indebted to the late fin of HILTON &
y TOBEY, informed that their accounts must be
settled by the first of October next they will be left
for collection. JOHN HILTON.
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