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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-11-12
Pie Plant and Aspararus.

A FARMERS wife wishes to know if the
large stalks Of The pie plant the result of cu-
tlvation or of selecting large sort-the time for
manuring = distance assunder in panting-and
number of leaves to be left to each root. Also
the time 10 transplant asparagus, and best mode
OF culture. An answer to these inquiries has been
accidentally delayed few months.
Rows four feet apart, and plants two feet in
the row, is suitable distance for the pie plant
If the sort is large, and the soil deep and fertile,
they will need all this space. The Sarge stalks
are the combined result of good cultivation and
selecting such large varieties as Giant green
sort with round stalks, which sometimes grow to
the thickness OF a mans wrist Victoria red.
equally large, earlier, and better in quality; and
'Downing's Colossal regarded as best of ALL
There are some smaller and earlier varieties.
The plantation should be covered with manure
late in autumn, and this should be spaded in ear
ly In the spring. All the leaves are usually al
lowed to grow.
Asparagus seed is sown in autumn or early in
spring In drills about half an inch deep in heavy
soil, and an inch in light SOIL the ground being
highly MANFRED The Seeding should be set out
at year old, very early in spring or as soon as
the ground can be worked, in soil which has been
trenched or SUBSIDIZED and made uery rich to a
depth of nearly two feet. Set the plants two in
ctes below the surface, in rows two feet apart
and a foot assunder in the row. The next autumn
cover the plants three inches with manure For
two years, let the stalks grow to strengthen the
roots, keeping the beds clean, raxng off the dead
stalks In autumn and covering with manure, 10
be forked early in the spring. Some earth will
perhaps need an annual replacing, or the plants
will come TOO near the surface by the dressing
they get The third or fourth year will give fine
crops, which will continue for many years.
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PENMANSHIP.
e. r.. NJ a 2 TEE

z. II. N a THEY
Z AXES this opportunity express his thanks to the
citizens OF Worcester ana vicinity for their liberal
patronage during the last eight gears, at his old but
BEAUTIFUL room,
No. l82 Main street,
directly opposite the American Temperance House.
Mr.. NJ. gives positive assurance GentleIn lCho
put Memse Ues under ms tuition, reasonable length
OF time, that they shall become qualified to write
Bold, Beautiful Business Style.
Ladies, Neat and Fashionable Running Hand
Particular attention gwen the whiting OF billes,
professional, visiting, and wedding cards.
Martins Pearls,
hook recently published containing fac smile oil
the authors own hand writing in connecuon with hs
various styles of
OFF, Hand urishing,
for sale AT 1872
II Young Gentcmen of good moral character wish.
ing become teachers OF Martins s,stem Of writing
may, application ut his room com nence and pursue
such OF practice, under his instructions as will
fit them fol the Office II
All are invited to call and examine specimens.
Il SILVER MEDAL and DIPLOMAS
ar ed to him, Mechanics Fair ii this city
Hours from to IL A. Nj (; 2to +. M, and to
the evening oct23 DIFF
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STATE OF CoNNuclICUT.

Hrrtford Co So
Personally appeared before me the above na.ned Thos
ace, J. Church, Ebenezer flower, M A. futile, E.
Ripley, Robert Buell., l.. A. Bui&eley, Austin Dun.
ham and Frederick Iyle they being nao,ity OF the
Directors of the Elna Insurance Company, and sew
orally made oath that the within and foregoing
ment is according to their hest knowledge and be-
lief WIN. N. MATSON,
Justice OF the Peuee.
Hartford, Oct. 1Sih 1852 novl1 DOT
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IL. ALFRED JAELL
No EXCUSE for Flnid Aocidents!

No Excuse for Fluid Accidents!
NTEWEII,S Patent Safety Lamp for burning Fluid,
and other explosive compounds with entire Sqttty,
may be found at tie New England Protective Union
Store under horticultural Hail, so Front street. 81
The folio ing are some oil its advantages =
LIST. The prevention ofin1ianmation Of the fluids, by
double diaphragms of saze ly this application
double protect n is ensured, and tie fluid NAV be in
famed with The gauze and on The wick, and the parts
screwed together with impunity. I'd. By the ISOLATION
OF the wick from the fluid in of wire gauze, these
lamps may be filed while burning, fIom safety can,
without risk 81. The of wire gauGe to prevent
The Of heat from the wick 10 the fluid attn.
Amue provision the escape OF any yapor, which IN
common lamps, forms by uid coming contact aoith
their heated surfaceS and bursts them. 5th. The
compactness and excellent workmanship of the protect
ing parts, which allows of their application to solar
lamps or indeed amps OF any form
The public respectfully invited to call and exam
inc these lamps, and test their security
Old lamps altered small expense
sAML. A. PRATT, Agent.
Worcester, Oct. 10, 1852 dawtf
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Kewelrs Patent Safety Lamp
AND LAMP FEEDER

A NEW ARTICLE, warranted to prevent all acci.
"A dents fl. m the use of BURNING FLUID, CAMPa ENE,
and all other explosive compounds used for the produc
ton oflight.
This invention is applied TO Sfuer, Brass Britannia
Also, NEWELL's AROMATIC BURNING FLUID,
article which burns with clear and bedufi light
leaving incrusta1pnS upon tke 1ick being free from
grease, smoke, any disagreeabs odor, and is free
from camphene, spirits of Turpenti e.
The following certificate is sufficient guarantee Of
the entire safety and efficiency of the Safety Lamp and
the Feeder:
CERTIFICATE
We have had opportunity to test the Patent Safety
Lamp and Lamp Feeder of MIR John Newell, of this CT
tv, in regard to the of protection which their
construction affords. In the trials to which
jeced them, endeavored, without effect, 10 produce
explosions Of the vapo OF the fluid mxed with air, and
to burst them by The pressure OF the Vapor alone
The principle adopted by Mr.. Newell is that Of the
well known Davy Lamp. tie has comb ned the parts
tba satisfied that all risk of explosive action is
removed. CHAS. T. JACKSON, M. d.,
AUG. A. HAYES, M. ID,
Assayer to State of Massachusetts.
The public requested to call on the subscriber and
the above valuable Improvement his rooms
directly over No. 247 MAN street
Many of the Lamps now in use, either oil or fluid can
be altered al small expense 10 this principle,
For sale wholesale or retail, by
e. +. DIXIE, General agent for Worcester.
Worcester. Sept lS 1862. dti
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IN NOTICE.

FTNHE business formerly conducted BY the above firms
will be continued by the subscriber, in all Its Varl-
Gus branches with frequent accessinns of choice selec-
lions OF all kinds of Goods usually found in co tnty
Store and hopes by prompt attention to BUSINESS 10 re-
ceve his share Of public patronage
Leicester October 29th 1852 nOvl d3w
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Cutlery. Brushes, and Music.

n AZDRs, Knives, Scissors, Combs, Feather Buster
IL Music Boxes, Vions, Strings, Bridges, SC Canr
Birds Nests, Fountains md Cages, wholesale and reta
at MERRILL'S, 221 Main street. marl6 da"u
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R0sT N Al v RrTeE VENTS
PATENTS.
Apano,1 american. t and Foreign Office.
-oF business with q. $. Pater +
Office, WASHINGTON

Arenc,1 80 1oe'n eeiAo cOrelSn O3fIce.
BUSINESS with e.. s. PRfer
ofiice, WASHINGTON.
TN ,a NO. ~ State Street-BOsToN.
! ioaV uhe subscriber was aDpninted h., ~ r.,
~ missioner OF Patents Agent Of fFe IT 9 ro % Wy Com
Ha~; lu'hGe WIN the 10Th Sec of Act of 1877 i0o'
Md athg relinqushed the Agency FIR trn; =,
ing then, m ~, p more expeditions mode of send
De procured about six weeks e inlay Fatent may
i6co,; 'ueih Tree OF expeise-to nrepore u
Drs,, assighhhels; and all the necessar,, 10
scenfe etsi ana to render advice on legal and
in Enrnna 'seis respecting the saple Patt sscn.g
~ europe ana other countries " @tc' secured
tns ar Tins Office, inventors are e.vod a.,
there AZ vail q c'rney to Washington and i
palts. lhey also have the advanto ~ tHeir
r. ling 'aeir inventions, and of consmnr j.; is "a
in orer -, VI IN general, of paramount jmoarF5n
The ernari otan correct specifications and Claims
eAlrlielce % sixteen years nract;ca o. claims
conecCioI OF rare works ,Iecis,o.s an extensive
con 1s' '1e fatent Laws, and Patents - Sia.d!
fine 10; ootlected at much expense durng a I'm
ncconnts b Doe mas been established together WIZ
ton s'aSi hept OF inventions patented IF Wfa,,i
eo ehaoe the subscriber TO affar ~ 49,, at "alsnihg-
In other aeIls' assistance and Information 1hG,
is ~ i'lIGt De difficult of attainment A'
xvast,. Il. H. EDDY, Solicitor ~ 81,
trn~ stSs sd sStOm, July N, IsS9 nratents
n n Poeupiea The Office of Commissioner - innlg ue
Office as 81 ol Boston, did business at the pat,
few if anv nn iof procuring Patents There vi
lnnch bnhl acting in that CAPACITY ,,,h
business before the Patent Ofcs IN no ny, had so
Cess raI tGte9 u with more skill fidelity ai,d @
most skf1i p, sngl us one of the best iuorrned J
have no bestat;s ooicoi IN the United States an5
moi emnloS mon N assuring inventors that tb aiu
ma ipo! person more conpefen, ma , hsy can
% secure ~ , I! putting their applications i, fy,
ion 81 tbo r., mem IN early and tavorsbIu .' ~ y
'oA a' the Fatent Office 'a"y eohsideaE
EDMUND BURKE
boston sept6, 1852. 'i9 seos ae o. Fatents
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THE WONDER OF THE WORLD
THE MEXICAN
MUSTANG glESaYaHIy I'!!!

The Great External Remedy!
"Wth henling balm come TO greet you.'
TENUE Volcanic OIL from Mexico, has long been
known possess wonderful curative properties, and
has been extensively used by the Mexicans for the fol-
lowing complaints:
The Mus ang Linimen RHEU NJ ATISM.
The Mustang Linimeut cures STIFFNESS 'lF JOINTS
The Mustang Lininent cures BURNS and WOUNDS!
This Mustang Liniment cures SORES and ULCERS
The Mustang Lniment cures Hard Jumps or TUM0RS!
The Mustang Lnimcnt cures NEURALGIA!
The Mustang Imminent cures CnRNS and WARTS
TIE Mustang Linment cures CANCERS!
The Mustang LiDlment cures KiNG'r EViLSi
FOR HORSES AND OTHER ANIMALS
The Mustang Eminent cures RING BONE!
The Must ng buiment cures SrRAINS!
T6e Mustang Lniment cures FlSTULA !
The Mustang Lniment cures SADDLE CALLS!
The Mustang LnimeHt cures WiND CALLS.
A. G. Bragg & Co.. 800 Broadway, N Y, Proprietors
D. TAYLOR Jr, General Agent, Is Hanover ST., Boston.
WILSON, FAIRBANKS < Co., Wholesale Agents. Boston.
In Worcester, for sale wholesale and retail by LEW
is T. LAZELL, and ED. II MARSH, and by Druggists
generally. ie26d6m seOw
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UNITED STATES
ana Foreign Paten6 Agency.

u
OSTON.
FTNHE undersigned, late Principal Examiner in the
J. United States Patent Office Washington, D. c.,
offers services those about making appl cation for
Patents with the hope that his long official connection
with that Office, and his familiarity with its rules and
practice, will enable him to give satisfaction 10 thnse
who may employ him
Those unacquanied with him, referred TO The fol-
lowing testimonials from his late colleagues.
SAMUEL COOPER.
The undersigned, Principal and Assistant Examiners,
in the nited Patent Office for several years
been ell acquainted with MIR. Samuel Cooper, lately
Principal Examiner in his flee, and take pleasure in
stating that he is gentleman OF ths highest m raj char
acter of unques Toned knowledge in the business and
practice of the Office and that his scientific atanments
such eminentiy fit him the business i'll which
he is about engage
HENRY ID. Rem WICK,
l.. d. GALE, 7 Principal Examiners
j. II. LANE.
r. r. PEALE,
THOMAS 4 EVERETT, Assistant
T. SOUTHGATE SMITH, Examiners.
VIM CHAUNCY LANGDON.
From long acquaintance, and intimate official rela
lions with MIR. Cooper fully and heartily concur in the
foregoing accommodation made by my late colleagues,
WA. P. NJ FITZGERALD,
Late Principal Examiner of Patents"
ds3m
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CAseRHa&FE@.

o4G a. ToLHAN & co. have an nau
$500 CABhi At4s-s for sale Coaches he@
SlL Caryals, phaeions, TOP Rug~ies
A''o' secondhand Cirriagos, II new harnesses.
n assortment Of Trimmings
Harness, Patent, and Top Leather
md enameltd Cioth hxles, &c London Elastic
ana common Vdrnish, without adulteraIion NidSlc'
We have applied
81. MT osEvgrett's Patent Coupling,
~ ~ ny Iour wheeled Carriages NAV BE- tiirI round
ial ne space usually fequred and arc easS r any, u
70 passengers, We belle, ethis t.e bst
mat a, mas been made Tor many vars
w are Agents Tor ne sale Of shop aud single rights
w No. 10 and z Exchange street, - is"'S'
worcester. April IA, 1852
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Dissolution of Co-partnership,

NOTICE is hereby given, that the firm of RICE &
IN FAIRBANK was by mutual consent dissolved, on
the 18th of eptenber, 1851 and the firm of RICE d
WAITE was also by mutual consent dissolved, on the
LIST O September 1872 All unsettled emands with Ell
ther of the above firms, will be adjusted by DANFORrH
RICE at his Counting Room, over their former place
of business, i'll Leicester.
DANFORTH RICE,
JOSIAH NJ. FAIRBANK,
HORACE WAITE
Leicester Oct. 90, 1852. novl d3w
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The Germania Musical Society

The Germania Musical Society
ID ESPECTFULLY announce to their numerous
IL fionds and the public in general, that is their
intention give the coming Winter, in the City fWor
cester,
Series Of Six Concerts,
Zone Concert every two weeks) like those given by
them during he last Winter, in this City, at which they
will produce the master-works OF Beethoven, Mozart,
Haydn Mendelssohn, Srohr, Meyeibeer, Rossini, &C,
such as Symphonies, Overures, Quatettes, QiinIeIs,
and selections rom the Italian and Germ m Operas So
los on almost every instrument used in their Orchestral
and udicious portion of lighter music.
They constantly adding to their already large Cat
alogue of choice Instrumental Musc, the latest ubca-
ito s. by which they enabled to furnish entire
new programmes for every Concert and mostly of such
pieces as before deem performed in this City
Tho best Vocd talent available will be engaged for
the Concerts
Mr., ALFRED JAELL,
he celebrated and unrvaed Pianist, viii perform al all
Of our ,onGefls for the whole season.
package containing six tickets, to be transferable,
and used any OF The six scrpon Concerts, 81 Co.
Subscriptions received by
JOHN BOYDEN, eco Main street,
Oct 26th 1852. dlstf
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Family Medicines.

Family Medicines,
Drugs and Chemicals, together with great variety Of
PerumeTy Brushes, Soaps and fancy articles for the
toilet.
PATENT MEDICINES. All the popular and valuable
Patent Medicines will be constantly kept
~ Physicians prescriptions WtH be put up Oth the
greatest rare.
Our Stock of Goods is entirely new, and has been Sc
lecttd with great Our Drugs, Chemica S, and
Medicines, may be relied upon for being as pure Ca
I've found in the market.
Both members If firm having had long experience
the business, and intending give our personal aten
ton to customers we respectfully soci share of the
public patronage VIM. w. CALpWELL,
JOHN Q. HILL.
Worcester, July /, 1859. jy5 dawtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-11-12

STATE OF H. ISLAND AND PRovrDENcE PLANrAr1oy,
In provi8,no ProUidence So
soivd fyWtsonuly appeared before me- A o. PECK re-
sd ", w efnan, shr5ael nchias Gen 4 Rafhhos
s, - aAer hninp hIey, and on the nina.eas..l
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-11-12
THE WUhALNG-mEN s PROrECTIV E
uNTlM.

no. SO Front Street, me wtOn Bl0cks)
TTAVE in Store, and are constantly receiving every
z vare y of CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES, all
of which carefully selected, and purchased CASH,
and are offered to the public the lowest prices.
u Goods delivered city patrons free of charge.
Benz. MOSELEY, Agent.
marS0 dcslf w3isaus
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-11-12

Musk MELON Seeds
lust received and for sale by the subscriber sup
~ ply OF the above article suitable for Ladies Work
Bags Also assortment of Fancy Toilet soap, Al
mond Cushion, and assorted. Also, Pocket Knives,
Combs Perfumery Extracts, Tooth and Hair Brushes,
Pins, Needles, Tapes, Sewing and Sadders' silks,
Thread OF kinds, Stationery, Crockery, Wooden
Ware, Earthen Ware, 4 in Ware Hardware, and gen.
era assortment OF Goods legally appertainng TO Gro
Gerry and Variety Store
N. B White and brown rags taken usual in ex-
change for Goods. L. SPRING, I'd,
No. 297 lain street
Worcester Sent %, 1852. isdtf
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W ro,,,l,t n ~ IiIlltIts y aiSts,
oh ised at the recen large Auction SAILS in New York,
and may safely say that shall sell them % per
cent. che amer than some of compesit. buy
them. MYERS BAMBERGER d. ROSEN BLhTT,
2lO Main street, near Worcester Houe.
oct23 dawtf
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MIsCELLANEoU3.
To Old CountrYmen.
A1aa0cia Tram x, 40.

THE subscriber is the only Agent 8, ,ti.,.
ABOVE House for the sale of PASSAGE irii tol ile
'" Sfsa .diYerpool and Boston. Op'
q, anv Dns cn pc obained for any amount PAYABLE
e LILY nl i lfelanh All necessary information i
expect to ar aud prices, can be obtained M IKE mo ia
sHeet, Jel2 hawly 81 n. TFoM '9 yam
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INSURANCE ADvE aTIsEMENTs.
hartford Protection Insurance Companv

HARTFORD, CoNS., Oct. is, 1859 :
! ~ o SS"t,phance with the Law Of the Commonwealth
! Comn,n h se.ts, respecting foreign Insurance
I'pth'es, the Protection Insurance (lomnanv 81 tJ
'otu, Conn submit the following statetneut. ''
,GtaPu Stocs, Two hundred niDetv-one IN o,soul
elaht hundred Dollars ya Cuo tH,usanh
oneaH the Capital Stock the Company 6od he
pdohissory notes Of siockholdag payabie IN s0 e
Cash Funds, ~ No"iFu' Sl49yO0 90
Hartford Providence Fshbn R. r stock iS "a 90 90
tiafuord d New Haven Railroad Ro,ds e ~ ~ "
connecticut River dlroad stocL DV""s' I 6' 10
improved Real Estate 5,V0o W
Atlantic Dock Bonds lL'22O w
,ls Feeeivabe,negoahe and amply seemed On SIo ~
iftuum Notes on hand, ' ~ 9l9 %
iial'nces due from Agents l'ioU 70
hNchtnge Bank stock ~ ~ 90
Cie.tI and 4, pi,tst.Ia, 4 500 90
Etfhefs Bank OF Kentucky Stock "a 00 V0 ~ ~
Nh"aukie Z Mississippi Railroad Bonds ' U0 w
Deduct outst rdioo c1.;m. ss4l ,4s5 Sc
''' 'Oi"pahy' 77,5c6 70
~ c1,nv sa6s,a28 81
WM. ISHAM
a. WARD
pAyIa c ITaBaLL Minority
HENRY WATERMAN n,an,o
LEMUEL HUMPHREY,
lVM. KELLOGG
ELLERY HILLS,
STATE OF CoNNEoTicuT.
Ctty and County Of Hartford, So. oct. % 1870
reasonably s appeared d. w. Clark. Wm Isb,m w
nm " ara, Willis Thrnll Davil CLARK Henry Waer.
HIS ni y"ei namphfey, WIN Kellogg and Enery
40 hiade oath TO The trul of the foregoing statInyt'
~ 'u0s0iiDed. Before me-
nal, ,c HENRY PERKINS
- W. Ju tice of the Peace
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fRID4Y N0vFMprD = -
REAL EsTA1
FCR. sALEI

SEVERAL HOUSE LOTS, deAtfulIy situated
; 81 near The Medical College lnqnrkfC. H. G0IJi1
septic '''t 'oN' street
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NEW FALL STYLE
Cloths, Clothing, Hats,
T. A q .. Il c

at the Brick Store, GRAFTON, Mass.
GTOCKWELL inviles attention to his large and fash
y onable Stock OF cloths, Clothing, Furnishing Goods,
Hats, Caps &C. which he is selling at very low prices
Also, good assortment of
Boots and Shoes,
for gentlemen. TRUNKS, Umbrellas, Sc, al the low
est CASH prices.
~ Gentlemen, please call and examine for your
selves l.. STOCKWELL.
Grafton Sent 25th 1852 dawtf
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o. R. N Q K AY,

Nova scotia Coal, Building s. GrimdstOne.
L Cry hHARF... 30 sTON.... CRY WHARF.
3G3- Stone Yard, Causeway street, the Fit HI
burg Depot
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OVER COATS.

FBFssa'&. 3 EAayeF Il EigEMes
EJAve just received another lot ofthose nice OVER
should give the Call before purchasing elsewhere.
so, just ved, large assortment OF o s.
OVEk-COATS, of all kinds, ami for sale cheap
Worcester, n ov. H. 852. DIFF
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NEW MEDICINE STORE.

~ THE subscribers, having formed a
AsM nection in business, under the name Of
%6s%@9zY CALDWELL d. HILL, have leased and
E@ "a fitted up the Store No. 229 Main street,
&# (nelrly opposite the Worcester House,
where they offer Tor sale a complete
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-11-12
Paints. On. and Varnish,

Paints, OIL, and VarnIsh.
, TONS Lewis Phi adelphia Lead.
- 8 #" Brooklyn Lead
5kegs Paris Green.
do. Chrome &C
100 Gallons English Linseed Oil
Bills shells Coach Varnish.
Light Furniture.
Toge her with general assortment OF Paints Brush
es, and Artists Tools, c, for sale low, by
sep22 DIFF &. A. HARRINGTON.
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DIE hUU6E AGENCY.
ENTLENEN's Goats, Pants. ves,, a., ,,.,
* Uniforms, "+'4' SeS.s' ana military
49,, Dyed and Cleaused.
ALSO, Ladies' Dresses, shawls. Ham,. ..
III "a n SlgS o. siE W9olen, and Cotton Goods nvI
YInTfs iso6U ana FINISHED, by the CHais2a wa
alosGTibers having taken the gene, Of ~
for voSa a onS are prepared to recei &
concern in III Giieasls' at prices as low az a, n,r
as The :. III ~ ana It's reputation (formerl, ku
ant4e ,,a osoll ana Chelsea Laundry y Is sufcjs,lr
ee that G0ods entrusted Eve
ehtlfe satiaactioi,, IN the gu 4iity ut the work,
cbo >, e. PARKER a. co
80 ~! IeO VAIN street. Brinev Pn,s
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Chair and F1,r,,;4....a =. 1@-eaa

CT.oiyivo, r. y 744tIlg,
nA IPa1nIng, vanishing, and POLISHING
r"pos5aa 6, attention gisen 70 he repairing and
ut The residence Or st ~ nls od Furue, either
ecued la he MN a.s, hesl Witb PfemRattsa.io-
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Manufacturer Mutual Fire Insurance
COMPANY. Of Worcester, Mass,

OFFtcg,-No. IS Main Street.
fENHlS Company continues t0 insure against oss
4 damage by fire, on Cotton and Wooden Mills, and
other property, connected herewith,
Application for Insurance be made to the Secretary
OF the Company giving particular description of the
properly, which will meet with prompt attention.
JAMES SHEPHERD, Pesdent
SAMUEL ALLEN, Secretary.
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Judd's Baking Powder.

q UUU OdA1IIS VWNC1'
d EMEMBER, that by this process of baking, tho
n produced raises the bread (nO fermentation
by acids,) hence hot oven is necessary.
Rene 7aber, a-O, that 100 pounds OF -four yeasted and
then dried leaves but S6R pounds While 100 pounds IF
flour and pounds of powder, baked aud dried leaves
100 5-9ths pounds. pound Of powder and l6 ponnas
of flour, is ROWriShtRg as 81 pounds OF flour yeasted
Bead with the process is recommended by many
able phvscIans for persons having the weakest
stonlachs q. L. HOWE, 1913 Main street,
Worcester, Agent for orcester County.
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Cheap Grocery Store.

FE'HE subscribers would give notice that they have
/ taken the store formerly occupied by ii. HOLDEN,
corner of School and Union streets, which they have
ted up in the best styl it'll stock of Goods,
which WI be sold as cheap as can be bought in this
city. By strict attention business, they hope merit
the patronage of their friends.
Goods delivered any part Of the city fee Of charge.
II. 5. MOORE a. SUN.
Worcester Oct 70 1852 diff