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MR. CEITTEHDEN AND THE SENATE.-
The indianapolis State Journal remarks:
The kentucky Legislature at lis next
session, viii clcc, a L. 5. senator. Mr..
Crittrndrn seems % BE- more spoken Of
than any Other person. We should re-
juict at again hearing hlm in thepSenatr
Chamber. /, then woud sound little
like the times " hen the Senate contain
ed many OF ihr best men Of the country.
UNION OF NATIONAL DEMOCRATS AND
NArloNM. Wines. Syracuse, y. Y,
Nov. l6th.-l he Syracuse Republican
of this morning contalnS an important
leader, deTeloping the probability o! a
general union between the national dem
ocratS and the national wings. A an
indicative pat forth in an influential or
gan, it attracts considerable attention.
nrThe Cotton Crop of the United
States. for the fiscal year, is computed
at 3.262s92 bales. OF this there has
been used in the States North Of Vir-
ginia gu ,00G bales, and about 10000
south of that State. The balance has
been exported. Only about eff h
OF the cotton crop is consumed in this
country.
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SCOTS
o N E Z RIG E
CLOTHING WATERFRONT.

OPPOSITE the Fona'pin Inn HOTEL Eltfon
" W.--We have just renewed our stock Of
ready made clothing, in the lateat fashionable
Fall and Winter Styles. We are now prepar-
ed to sell clothing from the coarsest 10 the
finest quality, prices arranged to suit the
QUALITY OF THE GOODS.
Please call and examine our stock, with our
assurance that you will purchase something
before leaving carefully selected assortment.
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NOTICE..

THE undcrsi gned on the 25th day Of July,
1858. sold his entire interest in the Tin and
Stove business in E!kton, to Mr.. Flcdus ID
ridge. who is alone authorized to settle the
business ofthe late firm Of AlIridge 4 Can't
well. and who is also alone bound for all debts
due by said firm.
Oct Is JOS. p. CANTWELL.
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IsDOn AGENTS WANTED.

4 GENTS WANTED in every town and cCun-
n t. in the United States, 10 se'! the most
popular and salcablc Books published many of
them beautifully illustrated with colorcd en-
cravings: also the most popular works of I. S.
ARTHUR, including .iyihhr'S Cottage Library.
Intelligent and enicrrTislng men will lind
this pleasant and profitable business.
For particulars address (post pad,)
]. W. BRADLEY, Publisher,
No. 49 North Fourth Street,
Oct |, GIN Philadcl pha.
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" OOHanH.
This property is conveniently situated on the
Frcnchlown and New Ca%tl" Railroad, within
miles Of Eiktou. in Il healthy ncighborhood,
and ncac to navi@ah,r watci.
The Terms Ut sale as prescribed by the De-
cree, require one third o! the purchase money
TO he paid in cash on The day Of sale, aud The
remaining Instruments in minr and eighteen
munlhS from the day If sale. the credit pay
mcntS to bear Interest; aud to he secured by the
bonds or NOTES o. the purchaser with surety TO
be approved by The Trustees.
Crops in tie rru,Ad reserved, and possession
given on the 25th day of March next.
Stlr to colnlnrnc" AT . o'clock p. M.
HENRY {. MACkALL,
JAMES 7. MCCULLOUGH,
Nov II Is Trustees,
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GEoGR The London Chroni-
Gle announces the recovery of e 800
from an English thief, who robbed his
employer and fled to America. 1t states
that he was followed to the United States
by an English detective policeman, and
"traced to place called Geneva, IN tie
State Of A/jany."
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CuBA.-The British Alirister, Mr..
Champion. it is stated, denies the truth
of the stat cement relative 10 the scheme
OF Africansng Cuba; but the Admins
t:ation is Ialiy convinced that England
has made a secret treaty in which the
plan is embraced, or, what is the same
thing, connives at the scheme.
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FOUND.

A GOLD WATCH AND CHAIN was found by
IA the subscriber lying on The rail road be-
tween Elklon and Bacon Hill. The owner
will please come and prove his property and
get it. Enquire Of James Denny, Elkron.
Nov II 81 JOHN +. HEATH.
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The UNDERSIGNED continues 10 carry on the
Tin and Stove Establishment, in which he was
formerly partner with Mr.. Jos. P. Canlwell.
OctI5 FREpuS ALDRIDGE.
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STlLL CHEAPER.--At VIM. ToRRERT's
~ yon will find Ladies Linen II lkrs. for 81
cents, Ladies' Cotton Gloves for 6 !. , and Ladlc,
Hose lo cts. apr 80
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MAULDlN:S MOUNTAIN FISHERY.

ne improvements CONSIST VI fhi re anu coii-
Portable tive STORY FRAME
r. ~N.a DWELLING HOUSE, IL large
zlsHti E. frame barn, corn house, gran
.ssszss!ssssts.a.S ary, and number OF other out
buildings, all in good rerair.
2. All those parcels OF land, purchased OF
Thomas licdlicb and vile, and john iiedrlck
amd wife, aud kcbrcca Mauldin, containing in
all 1879 acres,
rood. and 10 p"rch"S, Of which 100 acres are
in cultivation ard thc residue in woodland, With
thriving chestnut, oak, and ether timber grow
Ing thereon. The Improvements are large
BRICK DWELLING HOUSE ani Siahi'n-.
This property will be Sold aubirct to Mrs. Al
thurs right to }2a acres thereof urin9 her life
time. On it is Il fine Shad and Herring Fishery.
3. One large Double Frame Dwelling House
aud kitchen, smoke house, &C., with ll!c lot at
Tackled thereto in the village Of North East.
4. One other large Double Frame Dwelling
House. kitchen, smoke house, &C., with the iJl
attached adjoining the above.
i. Also Frame House in said Village now
used As IA store and dwelling, with lot attached.
I'HE TERMS or SAFE.
The terms Of sale, as prescribed by the Decree
require the payment of onc-thrl part Of the
purchase money in cash and the day oi>alc, one
third part in 8 months, and the residue III is
months iro.n the day of sale: The last two in
slalm2nls TO bear interest from the day OF sale,
ana TO be secured by the BonlS or Notes OF the
PUT hasers with surely or surcties TO be APP
proved by the Trustee.
Sale TO commence at II o'clock A. M.
JOHN c. GROOME,
EiLtou Md NV 4 1853. Trustee.
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PROHIBITION IN New YuRK.-The
Tribune that not less than 90 Of the 80
Senators, with so of the 1913 Assembly,
men elect, are in favor of the speedy
enactment of the Maine Law.
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Valuable Land
IN CECIL COUNTY, MaRYL IND,
AT
Trustees sale.

by virtue Of a Decree ollhc Circuit court Tor
Cecil county, in Chancery, the undcrs gned
trustees, will offered at Public Sale, al the hotel
OF Jacob Johnson; Esq. in Elkton, on
1uesday tie 9TH Of December,
1858, between The hours Of \. NJ. and 3 p.
n.
All those tracts, parts OF tracts or parcels Of
land IN Cecil county, now owned by Thomas 5,
Thomas and wife, and hereinafter particularly
mention and described.
No. |. Being part Of a tract called 'Story's
Meadows" contains
223 ACRES,
aud ? rood more or less,
This farm is located within halfa mile Of the
village Of North East. 1t borders on the North
East river, and is accessible by rail road ANA
steamboat to Baltimore and Phladelph la.
There is small Dwelling house uu the prclnls-
cS, the and is productive, and the fencing good
For beauty aud convenience Of location, this
property cannot be surpassed.
No. ,. Is pat Of the same tract called "Storys
Meadows aud contains
1l2 ACRES,
end , roodS more or less. II aIJoins No !. lying
between it and the village al North East. Its
advantages OF location and soil are equal TO
those OF No. l.
The Improvements thereon consist OF frame
Dwelling House. Poltcrs' Clay has been
found on this farm; It's supply is believed to be
mcXhaus,ihe; It's quality, alter having been
thoroughly tested, is represented as bciNg very
valuable Tor the manufacture Of Rocklnghain-
ware.
No. 3. Is PAR, Of a large tract OF land called
"Geoliarlson." and contains
1875 ACRES,
I rnol and "a ppr,Ips more ltIc, IL adj
vanlagcuusly located, being intcrsected by the
phIla. " ii. and Baltimore RailrOaI, aud only
II miles distant from the Rail road depot al
Elktun, The Improvements consist OF Frame
Dwelling with several small oulbulldings.
There is an abundance Of young and growing
wood on the premises.
Nod. Adjoins No. 3 and is part OF the same
tract; ii contains
165 ACRES.
more or less. Il is about two miles distant from
EIkton, and the Rail road passes through its
Northern border. There is small frame tcne-
mcnt on the premises.
No. ). Is para Of the same tract, called
"GeotIa, son," aad contains
10 ACRES,
more or less, This land is I'M improved, having
over il growth of thrifty young tIib:r--moSl-
" chestnut and oak. Ii adloins Nos. and 4,
and is about two miles IRON f,kion.
No 6. Is wool lot; it is palt OF the ''Geoi.
larison': tract, and contains l3 acres, rood
and ID percheS. more or less. 1t a'Iolns NO. ,
and also adjoins the land oil Lew Milburh ana
the land lately purchased by Howard l!tus and
Francis Hughes ui Pennsylvania.
A plo. Of the above described lands, made by
yc,hro ;ohason ESD, county Surveyor can 5e
seen at the office of George Earle in ElHton
farms nc Salr. One fourth of Tie purchase
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TRUSTEES SAFE
OF RE AL EST ATE.

EoY virtue Of n Decree OF the Hon. Albert
hs Constable, Judge Of III" Crcutt Court Of
Cecil county. in Chaucrry, the nn!crs igned as
TRUSTEES, will sell al Public Sale at The Court
Huvsc duor in Elklun, on
Satrdny, tie 3rd day Of December,
next all that tract or iarcr! ti land, situated in
Cecil comfy, Md, whereof James Davis died
seized, containing
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DAVIS & GU LIN,
DEALERS IN
LspINp u.s. lanterns & Chandeliers

n. E. Cor. Fourth and Chery Sts.. Phiadn.
HAVING enlarged and improved their Store,
Ill and having the largest assortment ol Lamps
in Philadelphia, They are now prepared to fur
nish PINE OIL, CAMPliiNE,
BURNING FLUID,
ETHEREAL OIL, PIIOSGENE Gas &. LARD
OIL; Lamps, Lanterns, Of all patterns; Fancy
Hotel and Hail Lamps, Chandeliers, Gi,an-
dolcs ana CandcIabras, and Britannia Lamps
at the manufacturers lowest priccs.--G lass
Lamps by the package. at small advance over
auction prices. Being large MANuFACTt-
RERS OF Pine Oil, Burning Fluid, ETHEREAL
Oil, Alcohol, and CHE only lruc) Phosgcnc
Gas, they can furnish these articles at such
prices that Merchants will find it TO their adj
vanta &C to buy. Call before going elsewhere,
if you want bargains. Also, the Safety Fluid
foi sale. [sep II ly
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Hon VIM. G. PREsToN.-This dis
tinguished statesman of the South has
returned to his home in South Carolina,
renovated IN health through the bracing
influences of Northern climate.
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ISattcau Tor Sale.

IBattcau for Sale.
A LARGE foer-uared battcau for sale.
Apply to w. WARD HENDERSON,
Oct ~ Near Ere nchtoWn.
NANCY CLOCKS for Halls, Parlors, School
l. rooms and churches, just received at
ZlBA FERRIS & son,
Nov - cor 4th and Market ST. Wilmington
DAPP'S GODD PENS are every day beconl-
LII ing more popular, Try them. To be had
only al ZlBA FERRIS & SONS,
Nov 70 cor 4lh and Market ST Wilmington
TNisla.-A. ]. SCOTT & BRO, have Just
J. received a large quantity of new II cNring;
also, large supply OF White Scale Fish, of
superior quality, all Of which we warrant to be
the best No /, or no sale. Nov 10
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LOUISVILLE, Nov. IA despatch
from Natchez, received this morning,
states that the yellow fever had again
made its appearance in that city, and
that number had died Of it.
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TEGgSTEE's SAEIE,
OF REAL ESTATE.

DY virtue OF Decree of the Circuit Court
ID for Cecil county in Chancerv. the under
signed as Trustee, will offer at Public Sale at
the Court House in Elklon, Maryland, on
Wednesday the Hh dag Of December,
next, the Real Estate whereof the late DR..
Richard Broukings died seized, consisting OF
the following parcels, viz:
/. The tract known as the Home Farm, con
tanning
1913 ACRES,
3 roods and ~ perchcs OF Land, of which about
20 acres are covered with thriving young TIM
Der, and the residue is arabic land, under good
fencing and generally in good condition. The
Q>e-E buildings consist of "A large two
49, iIs1 . story Stone Dwellin. II Gus e,
%gJ sssE stone kitchen and office, a large
kts.Is sssA frame barn with stone basement,
corn cub, granary. smoke house,
ice house, and other uut-buldiugs all in ilne
order. This property is beautifully situated in
healthy and pleasant neighborhood. and is
convenient to churches, schools and mills.
2. \ small tract containing s acres, 3 foods,
and % pcrches Of Land, with Frame Dwell
ing House ANA small stable.
3. A tract containing
1G6 ACRES,
roods and 3S pcrcheS OF Land, of which 40
aci es are in timber and the residue arabic lana,
great part Of il highly improved. The build
ngs are two story Dwelling House, corn
crib and stablng. This property lies on the
Little Elk creek, and has large and valuable
Water Power
on it. 1t will be sold subject to the light Of
dover OF Mrs. Mary Carter, widow Of Robe 1T
Garter, decd.
4. An undivided moiety of a small parcel Of
Land, confirming about three quarlcls oian
acre, lying along the race If Jordan's Fapcl
Mill, between the race and creek.
THE TERMS or SALE.
The terms of sale as prescribed by the De-
cree. require the payment Of one tInrh part OF!
the purchase money in cash on The day Of sale,
one other fourth part in 8 months, one ether
fourth part in IS months, and the residue in -
months from the day Of sale. the last thee III
slalmcn,S TO bear interest from the day OF sale,
and 10 be secured by the bonds or notes Of the
purchasers, with surety or surelcs TO be APP
proved by the Trustee.
Sale to commence IL | O'Clock A. NJ.
JOHN C.. GROOME,
Elkton, Md, Nov l2is Trustee
C~y~Rccord, West Chester; Journal and Ga
zcte, Wilmington; Ledger and North Amcrlcan,
Pima; and Examiner, Lacaster; copy twice
week Is. and send bill and paper to Trustee.
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MSS Acres.

OF which 100 acres improved and in cultivation
and the residue is covered with prime timber
such as oak, chestnut. &c. On this pr0per',
and TO be sold with it Is tia; very yaluab
Fishery. know as
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TRUSTEES SALE.
OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

D1 NTTTHt OF II DCCTFt OF TIC OHCUTI CUHTl
for Cecil county, in chancery, the undersigned
as Trustee, will offer al public sale at the
Court House in Elk,un, on
MONDAY, Norember 2Sh,
certain Real Estate whereof John Maudin,
late Of Cecil county, died seized, consisting oil
the following parcels, viz:
|. All that tract Of land situate in Elk Neck
on the Elk and North East Rivers, near their
confluence, containing
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1919 ACRES, more or less.

mcnts consist of good Frame
Dwelling House, frame barn and
grannry, sprinc house. &c.
There is an excellent spring near
the door. The land is all under
tencr, and about ) acres arc
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FOR SALE.

TWO FIRST RATE WORK no RISES, and
blooded Colt, coming two years old.
V. HAMMOND, Elk Neck,
Nov IL z miles be low North East
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buildings consist Of large two.
story Stone DweIlin. House,
stone kitchen and office, a large
frame barn with stone basement
corn Glib. granarY. sinOkr house,
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3 roods and - perchcs Of Land, of which abou
20 acres are covered with thriving young TN,
Der, and the residue is arabic land under goo
fencing and generally in good condition. Tn
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FURNITURE FOR SALE!
At the CITY Commission and General Furnish
inn Stnre M Dc1t1L Stanot -

at me C3ty Commission and General Furnish
i'lg Store No l Pearl Street,
WTHERE may be found large assortment of new
w and second and Furniture, Crockery, Glass and
Britannia Ware; Knives Forks, aud Plated Ware;
Clocks, Lanterns, and Wooden Ware; Carpets and
uarpetng, Rugs Mats Feathers and Feather Beds;
Hnsk, Hair, and Palmeaf Mattresses Window Shades
and hxturesi Stoves, and almost everything in the
House Furnishing line, all Of which will be sold at pri-
vate sale for Cash. ut the very lowest mark possible.
fiease call and examine before purchasing elsewhere
N. o. Those breaking up Housekeeping and others
having Property TO dispose of and do not wish send
II TO an Auction Room To have il thrown away will
please leave their names ard number at my Store and
VIII call and examine, aud buy their Property at short
notice. j h. HOOD
Aucuoneer and Commission Merchant,
worcester, Sept 81. 1858. DIFF No. 1 Pearl st.
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FOR SALE.
House, Barn, and Land for Sale.

Ia The Place is very pleasantly situated in North
Jul Charlton len miles from W rcester two miles
from Charlton Gentle, and consists of a good
two story House. well finished supplied with the best
oil water, brought with pump, Barn and Wood
house with about snd half acres of choice Land
with good supply of the best of Fruit 1t is a very
desirable ace for Boot Shoe Maker it being with
III teN rods OF two extensive Boot and Shoe Manufac-
tories, and also Of good School. The most of the
purchase money can lay mortgage, if desired.
For father particulars, inquire of the subscriber on
the premises anu 80 d&w4w l.. G. PARKHURST.
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Messenger,s NOTICE..

WorceStsr, So September 81 1858.
IL vency, for the County of Worcester has this
day issued Warrant against the Estate Of WILLIAM
H. kNOWLTON,o OF Shrewsbury, in said County, yeo-
man, insolvent debtor and the payment OF any debts
or the delivery Of any property belonging to said inso
venldebtor TO hmor for his USE and the transfer OF any
property by hun, are forbidden by law.
The first meeting Of the creditors OF said lnsovent
debtor, will be held at Court 0f Insolvency. at the
office of said Commissioner Worcester in said Ooun-
~, on the 18th day of October next at O'Clock In
the forenoon for the proof Of Debts and choose
assignee, or assimees, Of his Estate.
EH ]. DAY, Deputy Sheriff.
1923 d3-wlt Messenger.
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WANTED.

CIeIKS wanted.
1--WE or Six Statesmen Wanted. Apply Immediately
Il at CHAMBERLIN, BARNARD, d CO.'S.
El3 dtr
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Singing Schools.
N OTTCF.

NER. WASHINGTON F. FISHER ceased to he a
WI partner firm, on the first day of July 1853.
WOOD, LIGHT x co.
Worcester Sept Z, 1853. d3w $40
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NOTICE.
And Stenmer Perry.

TDHE summer Arrangement Tor the transportation Of
Passengers 10 and from Worcester and Newport
in connection ith the Steamer Perry, will terminate
on Saturday, the 24th.
Or The Fall Arrangement will commence on MON
DAY 26ih On aud after that date the steamer Perry
will run IN elton with the Mid dly Trains OF the
Providence aud Worcester aud Boston and Providence
Railroads, and will leave as follows.
Leave Newport az $3.50 a, M, Providence at 9 D. m
ISAAC II. sOuTHWlCK, Sup't.
Super ntendant's Office, p. & w. r.,
Providence Sept. 90, 1853. aim so2
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FOR SALE.

svA, The TIMBER, WOOD, &C on Forty Acres
SFYe Of land, the i'll Gibbs Farm in Rutland Ms
-~on which may be found Oak, Maple Pine, Chest.
nut, Whit Blrch, and Spruce. Apply to
CALVIN C. HOWE, Rutland,
Or 10 II. w. WETHERELL, IA Milk ST., Boston.
Ian13 do,ytc -
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Grocery for Sale

FENHE Stock and Stand ola Grocery doing good cas-
business, in central location, in this city, is o
iered for Sale. For further particulars. apply at hi
OHce. DIFF aue5
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Locomotive Engine For Sale.

A Good 81 hand Locomotive Engine and Tender
n suitable for n stationary power in fine workin
order Inquire ofSGMEON MAYO, Manchester Steam
Mill, Manchester street. DIFF an22
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Mechauics' Bank

'RNHE Sockho ders Of the Mechanics Bank are here
by notified that their Animal MeetiI g for the
Choice of Directors for the ensuing ear and the
transaction of any other business that may legally
come be fore ther II be held at their 4nkng Room
or WEDNESDAY, the 5th day Of DC ODER next, at 2
O'clock P
2. ALMOND, Cashier
Worcester, Sept 10. 1853 ,tO5
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FAhE TAEEEA.

Z AIDES can see style Of FAN Talma, by call
AZ ing at the "Hiue." GEO p BRYANT.
sci di2ris
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OPENING-OPENING!

n A. BROWNING will have an Opening. Of SILK
~. MILLINERY, on WedneSday Oct. 5, of his own
Manufacture. Ladies are invited 10 call and examine
at 100 Main Street. div t29
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no REM.

IA A New HOUSE, en- Wellington ST. built for
im two tenements s rooms each, warmed by HoI
Air, soft water and Bathing rooms in each ene-
ment, rooms large and well finished, large garden at
tached, and within minutes walk OF City Hall -
Inquire OF GEO. p. BRYANT.
500 diff NJ. 154 lain street.
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NOTICES, &c.
Manufacturers Mutual Fire Insurance
COMPANY.

VNHE Apnual Meeting Of the Manufacturers Mutual
i Fire Insurance Company, will be held at the said
Company's Office, in Worcester, TN
WEDNESDAY, the 9TH dag Of Oct neat,
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, for the choice Of Officers for the
year ensuing and Tor the transaction t such other bust
may come before said meeting
SAMUEL ALLEN, Sec'y.
Worcester, Sept H. 1853 diff
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Two Girls M antAd.

ITO go into the Country and work on Mattresses
Their travelling EXPENSES viii he paid, constant
employment given, and So per week will he paid them
besides their hoard. This is good chance Apply
Immediately the EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, 1913
Main st., up stars.
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Ray STATE STOVES,

FOR WOOD a COAL.
WARRANTED superior 10 any other Stove, for
w snle at such prices as makes them the Cheapest
Stove ia the Market. have sold some hundreds and
can give such references as will satisfy any
s2i d6wis J.F.LOklNG, rs Main 81.
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FOR SALE.

New Crank Shaft with an iron cone pulley. ANY
~ one fishing TO dr 10 a Foot Lathe y can buy this
chean. Apply at Front St. Horticultural Hall.
t29 dSt
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Worcester Bank.

TUE Annual Getting of the Stockholders, for the
Choice of Directors, for the ensuing year, for
such action as may seem TO them expedent uHder
the provisions of the sixth SecIiun of the hundred
and nne y-sixh Chapter Of the Statutes 1888; and
Tor the transaction of any other business that legally
m4y come heinre them will he holden their Bank
ing House. on FRIDAY, the seventh day of October
next al o'clock. P NJ WIN. CROSS, Cashier
september %, 1853. daWstO7
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Central Bank.

THE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the
1 Central Bank, for the choice of Directors Tor the
ensu ing year action upon The eh Section of the l96lh
Chapter of the Statutes If 1888 and for any other
business that may legally come before Them will he
day OF October next, at 10 O'Clock, A NJ.
q. +. HART.4IORN Cashier.
WorcesIer Sent IS 1853 u,O3