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New China, Glass and QaeensWare
ST o II E,

NJ. 20. MONROE ST. WHEELING. VA.
UVHt: Subscribers respectfully give notice that
IL they have just openeda Splendid Stock OF
the above WAKE. together with an assortment Of
Mantle Ornaments and Fancy Goods,
some of which are New Patterns and Of exquisite
TASTE AND BEAUTY.
Iron Stone China and Porcelain Breakfast, Din.
ner, Tea and Trilet Ware, OF new patterns,
Hall Lamps aud Lanterns. Solar and
Lard l.amps, Britannia Ware,
Table Cutlery, sc. SC. ms ~
Together with a complete stock Of Common Ware
tor city and country trade. We hope by keeping
such goods IN hand as iIds section Of country Te.
quires, and giving our personal attention to re-
packing the same, TO convince all who may favor
u, with their patronage. that they cannot do bet
ter at any other establishment il, the country.
We invite MI who may be purchasing thsir
spring stock to caIupon rs before purchasing else
where HOBBS BARNES T. CO.,
Flint Glass Manufacturers,
JAN =. 1852. Wheeling. W.
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Litten & Horne,

Ihreshing Machine Builders 4. Repairers,
SUNFISh, OHIO.
KNII.L have constantly or hands MAcHIN Es
w OF ali kinds; slso CLEANERS Of The hesl
and Iateo improvements.
From past expe' ien,e we f.tter ourselves thai
we cal' equal any manufactured IN the State.
Persons wishing 10 purchase Machines will
please give us . all aud examine for themselves
All work warranted to perform right or no sale.
r. ...a.. All old c'ss: si s., ;a =, s"~ .Sss ;ss" 4. T.
highest price win be given
LITTEN & HORNE.
Sunfish. June 8. 1882.
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[No. 3I.] AN ACT
Supplementary 10 the act entitled "An act
Tor the encouragement Of Agriculture"
passed February 20. I846.
SEC. !. Be it enacted by ihe General
Assembly Of the Stale Of Ohio, Tha. all
county agricultural societies. which have
been, or may hereafter be organized un.
der the act to which this is supplemental,
he and the same are hereby declared
bodies corporate and polite, and as such
shall be capable Of suing and being sued,
and capable Of holding in fee simple such
real estate as they may have heretofore. or
shall hereafter purchase as sites whereon
to hold their fairs.
SEC. 2. rhalal deeds. convcyances and
other agreements in writing made to and
by such county agricultural societies Tor
the purchase of real estate as sites where
on 10 hold their fairs, shall be good and
valid in law and equity. and shall vest a
tile in fee simple in such societies 10 said
real estate without words OF inheritance.
SEC. 8 In all cases where such county
agricultural societies shall have heretofore
purchased or shall hereafter purchase real
estate as sites whereon 10 hold their fairs.
the County Commissioners Of such coun-
ties may. if they think it for the interest OF
the counties and societies, pay out of the
county treasures of such counties the
same amount Of money. Tor the purpose
of the purchase and improvement Of such
sites. rs shall have beel, or shall hereafter
be paid by said agricultural societies or
individuals for such purpose. els $500
SEC. 4. In alI cases where agricultural
societies shall be dissolved or cease TO ex.
ist in any county where payments have
been made Tor real estate. orimprovemeni
upon such real estate. for the use Of any
agricultural society," then all such real
estate and improvements shall vest in fee
simple to the county making such pay.
nieIlis. ".
JAMES C. JOHNSON. lss
Speaker offhe Honss Of Reprsseni aiiues.
WILLIAM MEDILL
'1 President fine Senafe.
February Is, 1859. u
I have compared The foregoing laws with the
copy furnished me-. and find the same correctly
printed. JOHN B: N0LL. \! ~
H,:is'sst y ls.l'iSg Il Aud Monroe Co. p
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This Way. B'lIoys!
HERE'S TIE PLACE TO GET YOUR
MONEY DACKl
Dec. Is. 1852.

HyHE Undersigned his just received small
u stock of Gun Barrels. Locks, Triggers.
Ma,.springs ,Tube- and Cylinders. lie bo'ish, his
stock Of John Griffith, Cincinnaii hi. locks, main.
springs, and tubes are sll imported from London.
Ills barrels Cannot he beat in the United States.
All ask TO confirm you IN the belief, is to call
and examine TOR yourselves.
am going to start shop in the celebrated
Burdnt's Blacksmith Shop, on the road leading
Woodsfield. and ~ from Malaga. All work in.
sured ''not to cut in the eye"
Jan s, 1853 D. s HAYDEN,
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opINIoNs OF THn rRHse.

CLorHpNo.-We would advise III pessvns
wishing f,Ts d good n,s,eiiai. to cali ii a.. N.
Adams Clothing Store, on Water street, He
has y very line assortment of everything ia The
cloii,ing line = Daily LnieiligeHrey. Z;
CLWrBsNG! Ci.orMiNG'! ut fair prices esp
alwA,s he I,a. Of our frirn. a. NJ Adams, corner
of Monroe aid Water streets, who from his ex-
tensivc stock Of cloths, cassi,neres. &C.. fully
prepared % rig you ou, IN The height Of fashion.
4 THIS gentleman has shout $l6. 900 inverted in
fabrics VI the richest make. aud cal, turnish q
man from Top 10 toe save with shoes., particulsf
attention y solicited 10 his stnck, camprising NJ
tt ,does, coating, veytngs, .paataIopnss ,neckef,
chiefs, drawers, suspendefs. patent spring stockj,
and = splendid lot. of hats snI caps, You csh
not 20 smiss w. calling at his Store fer apY gef,
ment intended for the comfort Or dsco5etioh pf
your person Ashe does 1 large bpsiDess he n
able u sel cheap. his motto being 'squick salse
aud small profits" This added Il ths fact ihat,
hs has hi goodsi made up under bis ssPetintes.
dence shDuld be ufficient tindUcement forevesy
man disposed 10 buy. N give him cali lyet,at,
therefore, who eek {hcir own ulegest .ss's1sG)|s
pke home iadustry' BY shedding theig tkIla k91A
gasb tcr Z new one.- Daily Tune ~ asel1
Oct -, 1852
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Wanders up and down the street,
The snow is on her yello~ hair,
The frost is on her feet.
The rows Of long dark houses.
( Without look cold and damp.
BY the struggling OF the ,noonbeam,
BY the flicker Of the lamp.
The clouds ride fast as horses
The wind is from the north;
But no one cares for Gretchen,
And no one looketh forth.
Within those dark damp houses
Are merry iaces bright.
And happy hsarts are watching out
The old years latest night.
The board is spread with plenty,
Where the smiling kindred meet,
But the frost is on the pavement,
And the bsggars in the street.
With the little box Of matches,
She could not sell all day,
And the thin. thin tat,ered mantle,
The wind blows every way.
She clingeth to the railing.
She shivers in the gloom
There are parents sitting snugly
BY freligh. in the room:
And groups Of busy children,
Withdrawing jus. the tips
4 OF rosy fingers pressed in vain
Against their burning lips.
\ With grave and earnest faces,
Are whispering each other.
or presents for the new year, made
For father or for mother.
But no one talks TO Gretchen,
And no one hears her speak,
No breath Of little whisperers
Comes warmly TO her cheek:
No little arms are round her,
All me! that there should be
With 90 much happiness on earth,
So much Of misery.
Sure they Of many blessings,
Should scatter blessings round,
As laden boughs in Autumn fling
Their ripe fruits TO the ground.
And the best love man can offer
To the God Of love, be sure,
Is kindness to his little ones,
And bounty to his poor.
q Little Gretchen, little Gretchen
Goes coldly on her way;
There's no one looketh out q. her,
There's no one bids her stay.
Her home is cold and desolate,
No smile. no food. no fire;
But children clamorous for bread,
And an impatient sire.
So she sits down in an angle.
Where two great houses meet.
And she curleth up beneath her,
For warmth, her little feet.
And she looketh on the cold wall,
And on the colder sky,
And wonders il the little stars
Are bright fires up on high.
She heard a clock strike slowly,
Up in far church tower,
With snch . sad and solemn tone,
Telling the midnight hour.
Then all the bells together,
Their merry music poured;
They were ringing in the feast.
The circumcision of the Lord.
And she thought A. she sat lonely,
And listened t1 Ii 1Iiiinex.
or wonderous things ikal sbSs had. Low
To hear in the oiden time1
And shs remembered her Of tales,
Her mother used TO tell,
And the cradle songs she sang,
When summers twilight fell.
OF good men and Of angels,
y And Of the Holy Child,
Who was Graded in a manger,
When winter was most wild.
Who was poor. and cold. and hungry
H, And desolate and lone;
And she thought the song had told,
He was ever with his own.
And all the poor and hungry,
Aud forsaken ones are his:
"How good OF him to look on me,
10 such place as this"
Colder It grows and colder.
R..S III. dooo not (a..l IL por,
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Liver Complaint.

Liver Complaint.
JAUNDlCE. DYSPEPSIA, CHRONIC OR
NERVOUS DEBlLiiY. DISEASE
OF THE KIDNEYS,
and all .eg
Diseases ari- u-
sing tsOm a disor-
dered liver or sioIiiarh, y
such NJ cVns,iI'atiOn, ~.
ward piles. fnlInrss of blood
t. the head. ac'diiy ri the stomach,
nausea, heartburn. ,ii-g,,., for f0n,i. iuil.
Hess ur weigh, IN the stomach, sour e,ucta.
tinns. sinking %, lnti~iing nj the pit of
ti,r stomach, swimming OF the head.
hurried AID difficult breathing.
hutiering ut the heart chok-
ing or suiiccating sen.
sations when ~ u
lying posture.
dimiess
Of vision. dots or webs before the
sight. fever and dull pain in
the head, deficiency Of
perspiraion, yellow.
ness Of the skin aud eyes,
pain iD the side. back, chest,
limbs. &c sudden flushes ofheat.
burning Ia the flrsh. constant im.g,n-
ing. Of evil. a"'I great Oppression OF spirits.
go" g can he ,lIcetm"Ily c,ned by
DIR. liOUFLAND'S
Celebrated German Bittcrs.
PREPARED BY
Dr.. c.. M. JiCKSON
AT THE GERMAN MEDICINE STORE,
No l2O. arch street. philadelphia.
Their power ovei the abpve diseases y ,n, ex
celled. il equslled by any other prrparailun IN the
United States. 40 tile cures attest, in many cases
after sklfui phy-cians had failed.
READ AND BE CONVINCED.
WoosrrR, o Dec "a, 1851. 4
Massrs SPiNK T. liOwARp-- Gentlemen, I EN-.
brace tbis opportunity Of informing yom ot the
great benefit have derived from the Use Of Dr..
Hoofland's German Bitiers, I have tsed them
for Chill Fever end disorieIe,l stomach aud found
relief ~ every Case. They ste the hest remedy
for disordrred stomach, and cordially rec on.
mend them 10 the public
~ Hl8 F. KHSSELM EfIR.
I From the German Dsmorrat Of Wyoster1 ~
The E.litorl says, Oct 81, 1851: ..iee ME not
In the habit Of recommending The yall Healing
remedies Of the day, hut we havs used the Ger.
man Btters Cor disordered Liyer aud Stomach,
end have received gre Il henejt from the use. We
have also rec commended them 20 several sif our
friends. all OF whom spear highly IL their praise 2
aAt lfrom the Saturday Gazette. Es
Que Of the best family newspapers pui,lished in
the United States. The Editor, NV 81, said.
ada. HnovLAND's GEamAN BIrrEas- II il
seldom we recommend what are termed patent
mediciaes 10 Me confidence and patrnnage OF ouf
readers. and therefore. when we recommend Or.
HooAands Cermsn Bi,ters, we wish II 10 BE- dis.
tinctly understood that we ere not speaking Of she
nostrums that are noised about for . bvief period
aud then forgotten. aherit hss dime iis guilty race
Of mischief. but ri medicine long, eslal,Iishsd,
universaIly ps,zej. and which has met the hearty
approval of he fasuIly itself !" ss,a ~ $50
s''a fFsom The Daily Sun, Juus ~ ] VI B =
..sWe invile the attention Of sous readers ,who
ere indisposed. 10 Dr. Dioohsnd's Z celebrated Ger.
man Bitlers, prepared By DF. G. N sJackson Il
i oss Of de bssi nsdidiass q The sgs. friend
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a. NJ AID AMS'' .,.1.''.'
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL +,
CLOTHING kSTABLlSHM ENT


On the Corner Of Wafer T. Monroe streets,
WHEELING. VA, es5
Where alway. can hr found the largest. cheapest,
and The innst drsr.hIc stock Of gonds IN Wheel.
ing. He has Just reiu,nrd from New York.
PhiIaerhla and Baltimore. aud bi. goods present
Al" unusual attraction !" pointo quality and style.
aud il is well knoan the 'f tte'e
BEST BARGAINS
Con b- had oi him. For Good and Cheap Gootls.
h. stands unIivalIed Do not fail to call, or you
may regret II
lis Sfock Consixis of Ihe Faiioring .arsiele.:
100 black clDth d,e.s coats, 100 blue, tr0Sn
and green co.is. I50 black cluth frock caais, l5O
blue. brown aud green coats. $50 black, brown,
blue and green sack coats. 100 }hisipess coats,
made of cs.,imere cloth, &c. 100 beaver coats.
vsri0is culnrs, 1000 felt aud blanket coats, SO
dozen white sh,rts Of all grades, 80 dozen check
shirts. so dozen mariners stripe, 4 dozen silk
undershirts, 10 dozen cotton undershrts, 4 dozen
wooden nudr'sh 2 dozen ganzes uDdershiris,
500 pair black cassm.rr pants. 1000 barred, sirip-
Ell aud mixed pants, 2000 psiIs ca.siurtt pants,
5t0 hl",k satin vests. at al pices; 1000 fancy elk
vests, sli patterns; 1922 valencia. mapreiIles, vel
vel, &c :. I2 .l,zsn fancy eravais, ~ ,iuzen neck
ties 6 dozen pocket banskrrcbiri.. silk aud linen.
26 ,lozen susprnhrrs. all prices and styles. 50
dozen half hose. and 90 dozen drawers, AZ, q
All the above articles, with grea, many more,
are offered very Inv, atsmy Clothing Store, cor-
ner oi Mopro. aud Water streets. Wheeling, Va. !,
also a fine sssu, lment Of Hats and Cape. s
~ =. n A., M. ADAMS. X,
oot " B. - Particular attention paid 10 GUS,
T0M WORK, and VII orders will be filled with
Dispatch. by n ty A. M. ADAMS. !,
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TnLANK DEEDS AND MORTGAGES
I'D FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE
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I have compared The foregoing laws with the
copy furnished me, and 6nd The same correctly
printed. la JOHN Bs NOLL.
f2 2;fs5sa y Aud Monroe Go. II
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OE TIE


LirrLs Gretchen. liiilo Gretchen.
Wanders up and down the street,
The snow is on her yellox hair,
The frost is on her feet.
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0J, ~ b PARTICULAR attention paid 10 GUS,
T0M WORK, and VII orders will be filled with
Dispatch. by "A II A, M. ADAMS. !,
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For Sale or to Rent.

'E}HE large anu wei known Establishment, situated
"A on Washington street near the Providence d Wor-
eester Depot, formerly owned and occupied by Tnnr-
teott d Co ,as Machine shop, for the Manufacture
Of Paper Machinery Tor sale upon Gvora-
beJerins. Ii Will be sud 0rrenled with without
the Steam Engine, Engine will be put in of
such size as will SUIT the of the isnant. Apply
TO the subscriber No 80 Thomas 81. O. IS lafsfsf
WA WHEELER.
Worcester, MAY 20. ie53.- sssfgl ~ -Gssaf d6w
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THE ADAMS MARKET.

HE subscribers have recently rented this spacious
= and well arranged Market, at the corner Of Main
aud Southbrdgo SITS, where they offer the choicest
Meats OF all kinds at the very lowest rates. together
with the incest Butter, fresh every week from Of
the finest Diaries in New England. Also Vegetables in
every variety and other Produce Of the Season usually
kept in Market Establishments.
They hope TO merit and receive generous shsrc OF
the public patronage RICE & PHlPPS.
lao me.
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"a In krNIO, on Pleasant ST. consisting s4yg
liil Of about 100 Acres, suitably DIVIDED III ~;
- Pasture, Moving and Tiliage Lands.-.=&s
said Farm contains Dwelling Houses in gnod repair,
sold low. El T p t-ts'f {
For further particulars, inquire Of LEVI GATES on
the premises. da ~
q Worcester, June z, 1858. d3w.
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The Fifth Worcester Anti-Slavery
4. @ b sg.Z "a IL Es },
WIFI be held i'm BFSmEey HALL!

Cattle ShOto sWeeh, September, 1858. q We
NKTE would earnestly invite all who have each year
wv co-operaed with us TO the renewed effort ia the
great cause of humanity, and the hitherto Indifferent
10 more faithful investigation of its claims. None
can remain passive in this matter Every day we are
called make our election between apparent self inter-
est and the slave interesbetween love of the worlds
good opinion and hatred Of oppression So long as the
great wrong continues, long all helping 0ers
to forget its niquty to tolerate lis cruelty or helping
them TO feel its sin and TO undo its heavy burhe
Fairs are not merely avrabe for the raising OF funds
but a. q means of awakening public attention, as meet
mgs for tie dissemination Anti Slavery truth and
the discussion Of Anti Slavery principles they have
proved most valuable and Efficient. We ask then aid
RON all who themselves love life, liberty, and happ-
ness and who would help their brothers the same
birthrght. We would send our appeal throughout the
country TO all faithful fellow aborers reminding
them, that contributions OF Needlework of useful and
fancy articles will be gladly received. TIE Refresh
ment Table must derend formerly, upon donations,
which we hope will be various and abundant.
Sarah II. Earle. Emily Sargent LncY Chase Hannah
Rice, Adeleiie H. Rowland, Eliza N. Stowell, Olive
Loveland, Hannah NJ. Rogers, Sarah L Butman, Abby
W Wyman, Mary Charming Higginsoa, Sarah R. May
Leicester, Emma w Wymaf Dedham Mary E. Hodges
Barre, Francis H. Drake Ieomnster, Polly D. Bradish
Upton, Catherine Brown HubbardsOn, Maria p. Fair
banks Millville, Nancy b. Hill Blackstone, Abby b.
Hussey Lancaster, Louise Hall Upton, Susan Ev-
erett, liza Howe, Princeton. 81
W Will the Liberator, and A. s. Standard please
copy. d6tawtf JED
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Amarioan Tahla Cntlerv

saaa American Table Cutlery. Ia
yHRoM South River Cutlery Co., good assortment
~ for sale cheap. Also, tsi tavf ih stssit
PLATED WARE, t'a1s
from bromley a. Carlises Mannfactofy. Call when
you want 70 buy, al No, Pper's Block. ~ s'l' "
,.,llI.W 80 s.P. LHAMPNEY.l
WORCESTER, June Z, 1900 fs6 daw2w
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Shawl Department!

IN THIS Department our Stock is arge, consisting Of
CASHMERE stIAWLs in great variety of Styles
and Costs We viii sell prime quality warranted 2
yards Square, and all Wool, at $3.50 Beautiful all
woolPalm shawls, at S2OO BLACK SILK sHAWLs,
Heavy Frnges and large sizes, from S4 90 to Sc Co.,
CANTON GRAPE shawls, all costs. Printed shawls,
varying in price from 75c to $500, and many other
kinds all OF which will be sold pces which will in
sure ranid sale
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LINEN GOODS!

Consisting Of Linen sheelines, Pillow Case Linens,
Linen Damasks, Linen Towelling, a great variety,
bieached and Brown Linen Table Cloths, Linen Nap
klns and Doyies, Birds Eye Linens Fronting Linens,
&c, &c, all OF which w're imported expressly for
OUR OWN SALES, and warranted all pure Linen
Customers Can depend upon getting the best Of Goods
as we warrant all tho Goods in This Department and
they will be sold at lower prices Than by any other
concen in The state. f,.s
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FOR SALE or 10 RENT.
Real Eesate at AuciionI

WILL be sold ar Pabic Ageter, OF. ! UESDAY.
w the 18th day of June i.eAt,l 10 o'clock A. Nj
al the Anction Room Of > W.8ELtY g Co. IN " or
eeser in said County, and roHfags enih the whole
shall be sold the iolo wig described Lands aad Re
Estate being part The Real Essse u the late Captain
Lewis Raruard.
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shnley's Universal Renovator. or Furn-

Tor Restoring the lastre 70 Polished Furniture,
a. Patent Leather, &c. -.f.,', ~, -,,-'s7
end Music Rom, No harrington Corner sole Agents
at Wholesale and Retail VIZ 7'n7 les dtf
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hnrt 6R Anres al passure T.and.

IN The Westerly part Of Worctser called The Tanick
pasture, bounded Southery the road leading from
Worcester to Mulberry Grove in Lei ester. H.
About 20 Acres Of PASTURE LAND.in the WesteI-
~ part Of Worcester called the Burnett pasfure on
the Southerly side Of said road and bounded Westerly
by land te of Horace Daniels
About 30 Aces of Pasture Land, in Worcester called
the Milestone Hid Pasture, bounded Westerly by the
Bond. ti !
bout u Acres Of Sprout Land in Worcester, called
The Pond lat bovneed s9ulhery BY he County Head
fTom Worces ier 10 ana Fasterly ~ Loua
Pond. ?. - I
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Willow Wagons, Cradles, and Baskets
M Ae9Ns, Cradles, Baskets, velocipeds, Wheel
w hafows, Rocking Horses Doys' sltds, rubber
balls, Fins Needles, &c., wholesale and RETAIL ~
de dawtf MERRILL'e, 22f Main VI
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: Real Turkish Bathinp Towels,

WILL sell the above article lower than any other
concern IN this city Laaier will please compare
prices a. me Merchants Row Thread stofo nearly opp.
American temperance House.
ie6 4. dc ss. HENRY a. CLARK.
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lT0 RENT.

8E'HE Rooms nowoccnaied by the Central Bank
Possession given on bout the trst of June. For
terms, apply at Central Bank DIFF my4
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TO BUILDERS.

--I 10 bU1LUEHO. n
GEALED Proposals for New School House in Clam
- vile, TO be 40 by % feet stories high of Wood or
Brick, viii be received until une 49, 1853
plan OF the same with specifications, can be seen
al the Carpvillo station alter June g.
For the Building Committee,
Je4 oct A. FIRTH, Chairman.
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The Great American Cosmecopeleon,
/. Al I'll PIPER BLOCK, Main 81, Worcester
ss.,a MACULLAR, WILLIAMS. & co.
Maealarha has Clothes that are fit for KING p ra5
Or The greatest lord vi tie state raaaa VA siah
For the lords Of The soil, the lords Of the hench
90 Or for servants, on iorls who wait so .1afaaf
His Goats are the stoaest ard best That I've known
To Keep out the snow and the rain; ~ rf
lie has Pants OF the finest wool thai isgr0wn, 81
And Vests, double breasted apd plans s sl.-.,ec
lie keeps we'll dress'l-man at his door
Whe is civil to alt that come nigh;
He gTees al his fFiem's with nod Of his bend,
Or Pleasant glance OF his ~ e.
Then come one ana alIftOm CotIaae and Hall,
For all Gamble suited vhoifys tlft
There IS Clothing Of every guaiity haTe,
And Of every conceivable Is e.
27l nhER BrocR, MAIN sTaBET -
mmy7 ii H sii T7ts7 daWtf
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Choice Hams.


X CAsK, " Dufield's Westphalia and " Warren
~ Stages Choice sngar Cured " Ham, for sale by
myl2-dtf II. T. EATON & CO, 1856 Main st.
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O000 Bushels Prime yellnw CORN. ~ "
OOOO 5000 do. white CORN. Ibis WI elk re-
ceiving and for sale by BLISS SUTTON, e. Co.
my25 daw2w r No. Mechanic St
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-10

A CONVENIENT Lower Tenement, Rooms. cor
IN neI Of Chandler and Queen Street Apply on the
premises TO GuSTAYUS ELLIOTT.
lei div
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-10
THIN STUFFS FOR BOYS.
Particular Notice.

rNiE idea has gone labroad that the 1894 yards Of
Il SILKS advertised at 62t cts per yard, are Rem
nanls, Such Is not the case They are IN pieces Of
from y 70 SO yards, and fair assortment Of them lef.-
They are great bargain, N
ieS dlwis IA. Y. TIiOMPsON& co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-10

Tusr Received a fresh supply which will be sold u
81 Wholesale or retail. at the lowest satb pfiee,by
.aIeh fEn BUSH 4 co ;. Botanic tDnisRizsE, Il -
lea DIFF "a Front street.