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ANABEL, Family History, by Elizal
Nn~L Ga ID D,.+uou. q. a.

ANABEL Family History, by Elizabeth Wormely. New
York. Geo. p. Putnam s. Co.
domestic novel Of the class of Grace Aguar and Miss
Warmers written to illustrate that not the
passion but the prRcp-is the successful
discharge Of duty, agreeing thus and following in the
wake of that divine wisdom which taught that all human
excellence will most simply flow from the heart possessed
with love to God and love to This is the author
esses virgin Performance, and whilst it betrays many Of
the crudes of young authorized, excuses them by its
vigor, warmth, and honest outspokenness.
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"The fear o hell's hangman's whip
" To keep the rogue in order"

Where we can appeal neither to pride conscience,
we have nothing left but this base fear of punishment
quite as needfu here hereafter But If there a
hundred Margaret McCormicks among Us, what have
thew now 10 fear that should prevent them from indug
ing any internal passion They Of their number
virtually escape, and why not they also It Is the ma
ture of the bad mind calculate largely the chances Of
immunity An instance Of the kind in question confirms
this disposition The fact that Margaret Mccormick is
sck or even dying does affect the proposition that the
example Of punishment in her case which should be sig
nal in the extreme, is nuity. She should have
been kept in the penitentiary in the inrmary not in
CELL and all who participated in her release have for
gotten their mercy atrocious criminal the justice
due TO suffering society philadelphia Daily Register.
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EUROPEAN INTELLIGENCE.

We gather from the papers the subjoined items
Of intelligence brought by the late arrivals from
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STRONGER THAN AN ARMY WITH BASSERs.-A number
Of smallpox patients in 0glethrope Georgia lately made
stampede from the buildings in which they we're comm
ed by the civil authorities and in different stages Of the
fearful malady fell upon the officers and put them all to
fight Mayor SoRRELL called out the military to sup
press the disturbance they, however made but poor re-
sstance to their diseased Opponents flying in great con-
fusion their approach At the last accounts smallpox
had the day, and the disorder was subsiding
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Levi Tarver formerly resident Of Atala county, was
recently killed in Texas. Tarver interrupted gentleman
the highway-high words ensued, when Tarver gave
the gentleman the lie whereupon the latter drew bowie
knife and completely severed ut blow Lewis head
from his body.--Natchss Courier.
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BLEAK Hor.y. No. IA bv Dickens. Harpers

We shall not enlarge on " Bleak House," residence
got by this time to be much visited and pretty well known
by every body. In No IA have sight of the coolest
and most compacent Of cyclists Horace Skimpoe in his
home surrounded by his daughters, and living in his
most especially amiabe" way upon the labor and
means Of the crest Of mankind Besides this feature,
is admirably hit OF another, in these days
Of pretences where the simplicity and innocence Of baby
hood assumed by sexagenarians the reaest way
the enjoyment of those privileges and delights which
accorded only to children, old young We know
than one Horace Skimpoe, of both sexes.
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CHAMBERs's REPOSITORY Of Instructive and Amusing Pa
pers, with illustrations. Boston, Gould s. Lincoln
The reputation the Chamberses Of Edinburg have so
deseryedy won, and yet well maintain of standing the
very first for the rising generation in all that
advance their morals and intelligence win be enough
to stamp this compact and beautiful volume in advance
worthy Of public favor Its contents Of varied
character, ranging between such extremes Man
chester the Cotton Metropolis and the Spirit Of Para
disc Lost. As gift book few excel it,
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ApPLEroS's MECHANICS MAGAZINE AND EsaISKKR's jour
NAL. New York, D. Appleton Co..
work that mechanic engineer, with proper and
healthy ambition to keep himself fairly forward in his
honorable occupation afford to be without For beau
ty Of execution and completeness Of illustration we sup
pose no similar work to be in advance Of it,
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HOLLAND

The second Chamber of General is dissolved by
order Of the King and the election is fixed for May 1h
the Chamber to open June 18th. The Ministers have
any changes in the present constitution Religious
dom is be curtniled but will be closely watched
Various local ameorations are to be made The
tive powers Of the King be extended The pro-
gramme concludes with appeal for the support of the
par;nr
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The MOTHER AND HEE UFFsPRNG, by Stephen Tracy,
MD, New York, Harpers.
The authors intention in the preparation Of this book
furnish young mothers whose opportunities for OBJ
tanning information the certainly not unimportant sub
ect Of rearing their families few and poor, with
succedaneum for the deficiency SO far as We can judge
though the subject is treated radically the book is not
prurent or mmodesty intrusive into matters that should
be touched upon only for serious aud honest purposes
Nineteen years Of practice in the profession the basis
of DR. Tracy's claim to be read and followed
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ALEXANDRIA, APRIL II, 1858.
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SWITZERLAND.

AN abortive attempt at lnsurrection was made at Fri
burg in Switzerland the I'D ultimo, when that city
suddenly invaded by troop of armed peasants, com
manded by Col Perrisr of the Federal army The insdr
gents began by occupying the college buildings and at
tempting seize the guard house. but IN the battle they
repulsed The civic guards called out to storm
the college with the artillery and rifemen aud dis
lodged the peasants posted the windows The insur
gents then fed to the Jesus church, where they
fred upon with grape and speedily surrendered.
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Savings Rank

TUsT received and for sale, some extra French Cali
81 Boots; also medium article, at
Grafton, March 4, 1855 dawu sTooKwELL's
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NEW DRESS GOODS,

WE are this week opening
w 3 Cases NEW GINGHAMs, in choice
styles. Cases New Lawns, in small figures
Cases LLAMA CLoTHs-in beautiful designs.
do. BARRAGE DELAINEs, do.
The above Goods all selected patterns of our own
importation and comprise OF the choicest goods Of
the seaaOn. We are also r-ceiving from Auction, and
Of the importers, grea variety Of choice DRESS
GOODS, in
Silks. Barrages, issues, Grenadines,
AhGENTINES, ALL WOOL DELAINES,
F'a'"' Blue, Pink, and Mode DeLaincs, &c.
This very large stock Of Dress Goods, win be con-
stan.ly ropenshed with all new and desirable fabrics
sH soon as they come into marketso ,hatour custom
srs may always rely upon finding the choicest Styles
and OF course the lowest prices, AZ
CHAMBERLIN, BARNARD 4 cos.
mch2e d6twif
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FOR TWO WEEKS ONLY!
The Celebrated MADAME CApRELL.

TINE Mysterious Lady, the Natural AstrOlogist,
i respectfully informs the citizens of Worcester and
vicinity, that after pactcing in various Cites and Towns
in the Union, where she has given perfect satisfaction
to all who have consulted her. in relation the PAST
PRESENT, and FUTURE, she has been induced by
many to visit this place. for which purpose she has
gagged suite OF Rooms al the AMERICAN HOUSE,
where all persons will be conducted to her She will
swer any questions relating TO Sickness, Business
Marriage, dissent Friends &C., &c and will describe
the future partners well she had been acquaint
ed with them during her life time. She that she
advertses nothing but what she do, and pledges
her word to give satisfaction all who wish TO be &C
quainted with the past, present, and future
She was born with this wonderful gift of revealing
the destinies of Man, and she has revealed mysteries
that no mortal knew. ~ Madame C. prescribes med
cine for all diseases Price, so cents
Worcester, March g. 1853 diff
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TNHE Y. C. F. SOCIETY of ST. JOHNS Church
in the City of Worcester, will hold Far in the
horticultural Hall,

Commencing March 2sth, and ending on April LIST,
with an auction the latter day,-the object of this
Fair being TO aid in supporting the Sunday hoo under
their charge, and the clothing of poor children. II is
hoped that the public Of this CITY and vicinity, will pat
Fonize their Fair.
Tickets can be obtained at The door of the Hail. Of
the following gentlemen NJ p. Moore, 80 Main st.;-
Alexander Marsh's Music Sore-Goulding d Doghertys
Taiors stoIe-and OF Or. Gonlet of Park and
Trum5nll strtes-wheTe also donations will be thank
fully received. cawtMch3l mch23
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independent ClairYovant

MADAME YOUNG, ne mysterious Ladv, would
WI respectfully ray to all those that wish TO consult
her that by the earnest request Of her friends and pat
rons she will remain in this city week longer I'M
til the first Of April she may be found at her Rooms
on Thomas street, in the Franklin Block, up stairs
next door TO the Market. mch25 isd4t*
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To the Afflicted.

FSNHIS is to certify tLa have been troubled with
lame leg, caused by disease OF the BONE for more
than thirty years, and for the last five have suffer-
ed the most eXcruciang pain lherefrom. For months
could obtain but little sleep night or day. and was not
able to attend tony business. had tried great mum.
Der OF the most skiu physicians, but all without avail,
and had about given up all hopes OF ever being any bet
ter, when was advised by friend 10 try Hammonds
Iiniment did So, and before had used one bottle,
the pain had nearly all gone. have been using it
more than year, at different times, and have suffered
but little. can therefore recommend ii to the public,
as being an invaluable medicine.
JOHN CONANT.
Worcester, Dec 18th, 1852
CALDWELL g. HILL, 229 Main street.
lan25 dtt General Agents.
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Senator Summers White Slavery,

an me I3GTa1gY States
NEW and superb Edition, July illustrated with 40
IN eleganl designs, by Billings, engraved by Baker,
Smith & Andrews
This splendid work which is considered of the
best productions of the eloquent and talented author is
offered the public in this superb and attractive
STYLE and at the low price of fifty 1t is COM
pete history Of WHITE SLAVERY its rise its progress
its termination, with an account of the many disn-
guished men who were its victims, among whom were
CERvANTEs, the author of Don Quixote, ST. VINCENT
DE PAUL, ARAGo, the Asst Onomer, and numerous
Others whose names aud deeds celebrated in hiso-
ry Let all apologsts for the slavery Of the BLACKS
read this admirable work, and then say whether
the color Of the skin will sanction human ehattehood
and if So which color shalt be enslaved. Agerne White
Slavery brought TO an end by British Mr..
Sumner in describing the final scene, says:
Before night the fleet fired besies shells and rock
ets one hundred and eighteen of POWDER and fifty
thousand shot, weighing than five hundred tons.-
The citadel and massive batteries of Algers shat
tered and crunbed TO ruins. The stoyehouses, ships,
and gun-boats in flames, while the blazing light
nings ofbatle answered in a of signal fury
by the ightnngs of Heaven. The power of the GREAT
SLAVE DEALER was humbled"
Published by JOHN p. JEWETT a. CO.. Boston !;
JEWETT, PROCTOR & WOR FHINGTON, Cleve-
land, Ohio. For sale by all the booksellers.
mari davis
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Z 111V Z V5Ad pPUJ II56o DlIkss
| Maria Louisa Blue and Choca Drab, received at
L the "Hve," very desirable and fashionable Goods;
cannot be found month hence, probably.
mar24 G3wis GEO. p. BRYANT.
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am the full dressed mani Maeuar hires me
To stand all day, sentinel at his door,
And bid each gent and lady who admires re,
To buy, like me, their raiInent at his Store.
] am standing proof of that cid adage
That Ills the tailor thot doth make the man.
Macallars the Prometheus, who from cabbage
Has dressed me up 10 le ad the real bon Ton.
And If Of me- this peerless Yankee tailor
Has made prince What would he make Of thee
Thou farmer, lawyer, gent, mechanic, sailor
Who can't begin to show your coat with me
He'd make you look like Paris, or Hyperion
So come and buy yonr wardrobe for the Spring.
] am the well dressed man, the true criterion
By which TO fit yourself with every thing.
The zephyr Shirt the Lola Montez collar
The DOrsey vest, the Brnmmel coat here;
Partisan pants of every make and color,
And kerchies, caps, cloaks gloves that Kings might
Come then ye members Of the human family,
The largest, noblest family that know
And our Macullar VIII you suit divnely
With Clothes like mime, and charge you very low.
MACULLAR, WILLIAMS, & CO.,
27l Piper'S Block, Main Street, Worcester.
Sign of the "FuIl Dressed Man."
febll dawtf
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100 Agents Wanted!

ITO engage in the sale Of Taliaferro, Cummings 81
L Bless's Patent SELF HEATING, SMOOTHING
of Connecticut, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island II
an article Of great practical value, and enters into
every family. Towns and districts will be assigned
clusivey TO each and 1t is desirable that the agents
should lie well known in the territory in which they
may operate. The business will be profitable to such
as furnish testimonials OF character integrity,
energy and gentlemany address, and none other need
apply The business being cash, capital OF $lOO VIII
be all that is required.
WILLIAM CRUTTENDEN, Agent
Office In Tyler's Building, rs Chapel Street, New
Haven, Conn. mch25 d&w3w*
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POTASH.
Lubl icating Oil.

TETE would call the attention of Machinists and
w Manufacturers, article of Oil possessing, by
actual test, many advantages over other Oils
lst 1t Machinery with less friction, thus saving
power, and also much unnecessary wear of bearings
and boxes.
clean when il is introduced, il is warranted any
length of time, without showing any indications of gum.
3D.. 1t will cean of any old gum that may have accu-
mulated slides and journals from the of bad oils.
4th. Two gallons of This oil will last long three
Of Sperm, and being less in price, the consumer will
save from 40 10 so per cent. in cost.
1t is recommended by some Al practical Engineers,
among others the Allaire and the Novelty wOrks-Col
ns's steamers-New Jersey r. R. Co.-Cohoes Manu-
facfurers Co, &c. II. GRIFFIN d. co.
mch23 diff
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ITO the Indies and gentlemen Of Worcester the sub
scriber would respectfully say, as the season LOT
rdenng approaching that he prepared 20 wait on
EN- IN that capacity. His experience In worcester
Its neghboring towns for the last twenty years. Is
a good guarantee OF his ability. To those not ace
tainted with him, he would say, tho best OF references
an be given Every article In the above business, iuf-
eished the lowest Nursery prices. Inquire Of y D.
btriggs, nj M. Bpooner's Printing Office No. 2l2 Main
vroet, or al the residence Of The subscriber Mo- VINO
rect. mch23 deod2w JAMES SHERIDAN.
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Hotel Furniture!
Horses, CoacS, Hogs, Farming Tools, &c.,
AT AUCTION,

II n Y " v ~
G w. SELBY & co. will sell at Auction, on
o. Thursday, March 3Ist,
commencing at O'Clock, precisely,
Ur the Furniture Of the Washington Square Hotel,
belonging to WIN. r. WEssON Esq. of this city,
consisting in part of
Is CARPETS, 80 BEDSrEADS, % FEATHER
BEDS, 25 STRAW BEDS, MATTRESSES,
100 Comfortables and Blankets, Sheets, Pillow Cases,
80 Wash Stands, 80 Dressing Tdbl,s,
$50 KING GLASS
Sofas, 6 very large Mahogany Dining Tables, very
high cost, extra do, Mahogany
Centre and Card Tables,
Bureaus, Wardrobes, Secretaries, large lot of Oil
Cloth, nearly new, 100 Cane Seat Chairs Rocking do
Office do Settles, Readingroom Table, large Mar,
Bile Slab, Clocks, large assortment of Crockery Glass
and Tin Ware, Table Cutlery, Walters, Kitchen Tables,
Cooking, Parlor and Office Stoves,
Oil Curtains Lamps, Chamber Furniture, general as
soItment of Kitchen do and great many other arti
ces not enumeraed being the entire Furniture OF the
above Hotel.
Also, the celebrated
TROTTTNG HORSE, called Quaker!
has troued his mile in 2.32 pair splendid Grey Hor
SEES, probably the best matched pair in the State
York Trotting Wagon and Harness. nearly new, the
Wagon weighs 225 lbs T; 6 superior Cows with Calf
full blood Suffolk Sow with Pig, Shoats, Poultry of
various kinds, OK Carts Hay do. OK Yokes, Plows,
Harrows, Chains Cultvators, shovels, Forks, Rakes,
Hoes, Grindstones Scythes, Wheelbarrows, Wagons,
Double and Single Harnesses Sleighs, Blankets, Hal
ers, Circngles 4 C., &C. Likewise, the Drive Way,
Barn. and Hog House.
Every article will be sold without reserve as Mr..
WESSoN intends retiring from the Hotel business, on
the LIST of April next. Terms of sale, all sums under
so dollars Cash over, months credit with interest
for a satisfactory endorsed NOte 1y- No postpone
ment on account of the weather
Particular attention is called 10 the Stock
S. w. SELBY a. co Auct'rs.
Worcester, March IS, 1853 dawti
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AUCTIONS.
Farm at Auction

G W. SELBY d CO. will sell on the premises
-. on MONDAY, March 25:h at 10 O'Clock, A. M
The FARM owned aad occupied by JARVIS SMITH
situated in the norh-westerly part of Worcester on
the old road leading from Worcester to Holden, about
81 miles from the city The Farm contains
ABOUT 40 ACRES!
suitably divided into Tillage, Pasture, and Wood Land
On he SAME is STORY AND A HALF HOUSE,
GOOD BARN, with basement under the whole, near
ly On the premises a never falling Spring of
Water. =. W. SELBY & co Auctrs.
Worcester, March 49, 1858 diff
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Mortgages Sale Of Real Estate.

by virtue OF Power of Sale and Mortgage, made by
ID JOHN REAL, of West Boylstor, in me County
of Worcester, shall proceed TO SELL the highest bid
der for Cash. all the Real Estate mentioned in Deed
from said Read to me- dated the 9th day of February,
1851, and recorded in the Registry of Deeds for said
County, Book 473 Page 49, together with all rights of
redemption thereof Said sale 10 be made on the prem
ises
THURSDAY, the 3lst dag Of March meet,
at y O'Clock, at noon.
VIM. DICKINSON, Mortgage.
5. w. SELBY a. co. Aucl'rs.
Worcester, Feb. %, 1858. dtM3I
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Situation Wanted.
Gardeners Notice.

DY an experienced Girl TO do Oh amber work, Table
inch "a dst No 81 Exchange Street
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WANTED.

VNIIREE or four Blacksmilhs, accustomed 20 the use
l Of Trlp-hnmmers. Also, two good Chisel grinders
Apply TO A. FOSTER & co Worcester, or PAGE
WHITMAN a. Co, West FitchbuTg
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TO LET!
AGENTS. WANTED

ITO circulate the following Popular Works The
Il Pictorial Description of the United States New
Pictorial History OF China and India Thrilling incl
dents OF the Wars of the United States The Romance
OF the Revolution; Remarkable adventures Of Cele-
brated Persons; The Standard Chart of the World,
The great popularity of these Works Ps well their
men Of business habits 1 nd good address, to act as
Agents.
Persons wishing TO engage as agents. or obtain fur
(up stairs,) or address (post pai1,)
II A. ROBINSON.
Worcester, March rs, 1853. mch25 d2aw&wtf
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French Prints.
Mourning Dress Goods.

mourning Dress Goods.
~. THOSE in pursuit of the above, will find at
Bsaas the HIVE" desirable Stock to choose
E; from, having given my attention particularly 10
$zzsT the selection of these Goods during the last
week.
Among them may be found LUPlN's BLACK BON
BAZlNES, in every grade, from 80 cts 81 60 per yd.
SATIN ORLEANS, from SO cts. to 81 cts
New styles of MOURNING DRESS SILKS, very
handsome.
A splendid line of PLAIN BLACK SILKS one style
OF soft finish, 10 wide for S per yard; very cheap.
10 Pieces POLKA SPOT ENGLISH SILKS, at Sc so
per I'Tess; will Outwear any Silk sold.
PRINTED MARQUISES, 375 cts.
Common De LANES, English Prints, all for sale at
prices which will accommodate the most economical.
maT24 d3wis GEO. p. BRYANT
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A Young Man Wanted

nNE that understands Gardening, and taking care OF
" Horses, ono that Is capable, and come well
recommended permanent place can be secured. APP
NV Mt HAVEN's Agency Office, Horticultural Hail.
mch26 DIFF
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FURNISHING GOODS
Fnr Snring Wear.

TUST received, large stock of
u Gteady Made Clothing,
made of the most desirable fabrics aud new patterns
for Spring Also fine and elegant assortment of
GOODS, all of which are selling low,at
mch2I DIFF WARDEN 81 DUDLEY'S.
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rTWo new Wagons, suitable for Farmers use, or
Il light jobbing j. D. BROOKS
Notthville, March 5Ih. 1863. dlf
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OFFICE IN CENTRAL EXCHANGE.
VNiE Worcester Mechanics SAVINGS Bank IL one
4 daily for the receipt Of Deposits from all classes.
Worcester. Oct. l. 1852. oct1dAwlssf
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NEW EMBROIDERIES.

so CHEMISETTs and sTOMACHERS.
Children's COLLARS and CoLLARETs.
Lace and Muslin SLEEVES
Beautiful EDGINGs and lNsERTINGs, very rich
JACoNET FLoUNCINGs of all qualities.
Wrought and Hem-stitched HANDKERCHIEFs,
from 25 cts. TO $40. Together with Laces, Lace ves
Blue, Green, and Brown Barege and Grenadine, for
Wells Linen Lawns, Cambrics, and very extensive
assortment of plain figured, and dotted MUSLIN,
India Linens, DC.
Our assortment Of White Goods ofall descriptions
equalled by any stock in Worcester and il
will always be offered at the lowest prices wholesale
or retail. CHAMBERLIN, BARNARD, & co.
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N OTICE

TENHE City Sections would inform the citizens OF WoB-
i cesler, that they have taken Rooms
at No. 65 FRONT Street,
where they will keep general assortment Of Hard and
Soft Wood COFFINS.
They are also Agents for Fiske's Metallic Burial Ca
ses of which they have good assortment. Also, all
kinds of Grave Clothes and every thing required in their
line, furnished at short notice.
GEO. SESSIONS,
HORACE MlRICK.
ian29 deodaw6m
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HAIR Mattresses and Spring Beds inside border Of
octg dawff TABER a cHOLLAk.
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TO LET
TO LET.

A STORE HaIdng's Block, Front St. fitted for the
N Grocery business with good cellar NEW
COTTAGE HOUSE, on Chatham ST., mt, $l25.-
A small House Quincy street, Rent SIS. House
East ST., Rent $l25. CHARLES WHITE.
Worcester, March "a, 1858. div