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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-10-14
Tax Notice.
orrrcr or rHr BoAnD surrrvnons. Krro

OrFrcR OF THE BoARp SuPEKyrsoRs. KErosHA ca
kENosHA CITT, August Is, 1853.
The following lots and parcels Of land lying and being
Kenosha this oce
of 1850 sold Aprs ISL Against each lot remaining un
paid placed the Of charges and ealcu
day Of redemption Unless redeemed on or
before the sth day Of April 1854 the viii be conveyed to
the purchaser. r. III. DEMTNG
Clerk Board Supervisors of Kenosha COUNTY
CITY OF KENASkxa
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DIR. IL. w. JOHNSON.

physician d. SURGEON offers his services
l. TO the citizens of Kenosha AID adjaceni coun-
try, and can say without contradiction that in an
experience of Sixteen yeafS, in the treatment OF
western diseases, he has never ,ost a patient, Of
lever, however, complicated with local difficulties
when called in the first instance, in REASONABLE,
time. Nor has he in single instance failed to
render the necessary aid, aud apply the requisite
remedies in the profession of Obstetrics. For the
qualification Of the afflicted, | will warrant, if
uadertake to cure the folio wing diseases or MAXI
no charges, viz Fevers, Lung Compla nts. from
Bilious arrangements, Sore Ewes, all difficulties
attending COnfnements, all Female Complaints.
whatever their nature character. Rheumatism.
Liver Complaints, all Neuralgia affections, Ague
or Intermittent Fever, by from one to six potions
OF medicines optional with the applicant. The
severe, acute pains and suffering from broken
breasts and sore nipples remeGied or altogether
prevented, if application is made in time wish
distinctly understood that the above named com
plants will be cured OF 10 pay, If directions are
strictly followed.
Gail and prore tie rutue Of the NeIc NcDcn.
thine rsmediss.
OFFICE at his residence. first House west
of Congregational Church across the Bridge
and oil the opposite side of the street.
II W. JOHNSON.
Kenosha July 7, 1853 Ivl
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1853 FALL TRADE. q9 1853.
L. d. OLMSTED Il co.

ACOO AAA<AA L1tAlDAs e slCOcs
l.. ID. OLMSTED e. co.
I4s LAKE STREET, CHICAGO I'LL
henoaha and vicinity to their complete
stock OF STAPLEASD FANCY Day GoonS
their iA direct from the and I'm
re pFspaed to oher unequalled inducements
~ every department Of their which
Quoted striek the oSE cAsH sYsrLN Our Of
DRESS GOODS.
be found unusually large comprising every desirable style
abrc IN the market such Black Fancy all
ne LANES plain and printed Cashmeres Plaid Msr-
SHAWLS,
room will he always well supplied with Brooch
Long Shawls Thet wool eoors Printed
Black silk and Satin shawl, Woolen aud Cashmere
CLOAKS AND MANTILLAS.
Having established separate department
articles We keep constantly hand Coak
them to order customers may dir.ct r
LACEs AND EMBRoIDERIEs..
All kinds aces figured and plain Trimming do Eaviugs
aud Ilertings Thread and yaencennes
Edginzs and Insertngs Capes Caps Collars Chemzette.
Sleeves, Bands sc. X.
HOSIERY AND GLOVES,
Always full stock for Gents, Ladies Children.
HOUSEKEEPING GooIs
Rich Curtain Goods Cernees and t. vs Brown Tsbla
Linen ana Table Cloths. Table Damask Cloths Napkins
oy Linen shestings shrtings. Pillow Linen
pane CRIB Quilts Toilet Covers Fann Blankets
DoMEsTIcs
cached Brown shectings Shirtings Tiekngs Drills
Denngs. stripes. &c. &c.
Oct.7 MIC 3m l.. d. OLMSTED & co.
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

TENTE Subscriber having been appointed Agent for the
Ill Counties Of Kenoha, Racine and Milwaukee, for the
sale of PRESCOTT 4 BROTHERS.
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NROCKERY.-A large assortment just land
Oing by
-r..s -.tsf SCOTT & STRONG
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-10-14

com. So rods ". from
S e cor, thence n. ~
rods. " - rods. S 81.
70 DIS. east IL rods. to
place of beginning. 3
acres,
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The whole Of the above IN Range y except lots in
hTst and third wards,
Hart L Prmerey, which in tewn one.
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W lillian Lay
do
Vim Murphy
Peter M'Canna
John M'Gin
4: VI. T. J. y.
Moore .
Peter INLAND
Theod Newell
John Noble
Martin tD'Brien
David Pingree
RbeB. t'omcroy
Fat Riley
Geo W Rounds
Il, G.. Spencer
do
John Smart
VIM Strong. jr
William 1rant
Blish 4 Whitnel
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MoRrGAGE FoREcI.osURE.

I1I u = NfAShILI TtlIIIN !.
SroppARD & PErrIr, Compiainans' solicitors
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1853-09-07

"And how shall | ever repay you for
all this kindness to a perfect stranger,
ladyP he asked, as she closed her recital.
"By never mentioning it. Did you not
save mine and my fathers life7-and as
for your being a stranger, you are quite
mistaken, for during your illness, we have
gathered from your talk that you were
VIrglnian, holding a lieutenant's commits
sion in the U. S. Navy, and being on fur
lough, was making pleasure trip up the
Mississippi, she replied, gaiIy, and added
"the only thing that seemed strange w S
your simple seaman's dress
. ""Only freak Of fancy, lady. care
little for gold lace and epaulcttes, and
chose to travel in the unprctending gard
in which you first met me- he answered.
ut gives me great pleasure to see YOU
so much better. We have all been fearful
that your life would pay the forfeit of your
generous attempt at our rescue said the
maiden, after short pause.
The young officer turned his full, dark
eyes on hers, and in tones, it might be,
that tremb'ed through weakness, replied
"rwouId be a pleasure TO die in render
ing you a service, sweet lady,
The tnge deepened on her check, and
hastily rising, she said she would send her
father to see the great improvement in
their preserver, and glided silently from
the apartment.
The invalid gained rapidly, and soon
was able to enjoy seat on the piazza, in
company with Mr.. Stanley and Kate,
while she touched her guitar lightly to
some sweet lay; and but a few weeks had
passed before the youthful couple were
walking, riding, or sailing together with
all the unrestrained freedom of old ac-
quaintances.
1t was astonishing how well the got
along together, and how the handsome
young sailor progressed in the good graces
OF his still handsomer partner. And over
the fine features of the general n quiet
smile would CLEAN, as he marked their
happiness; and when the youth, in his own
flashing, otf-hand style. asked his consent
TO their union, the old man brushed a
brig mt drop from his eye and placing her
lily hand in that of Gordon, said
She is yours, brave boy! NobIy have
you won the rightto call her your own
Not long after, the village bells rung
out their marriage peal in gIa1somc
chimes.
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P. S. White.

a correspondent of the Southern Pat.
riot, who signs himself "Lexington," wri.
ting from Richmond, Va, saws that he
met the great temperance lecturer, p. NJ.
w. Il. Philip S. White, of Kentucky, and
that he told him he had been lecturinG in
North Carolina, and that through the in
tluencc Of his lectures, 1000 distiIlerics
had been shut up in that STATED
Brother Whites trumpetcr must be
dead, or he would not be compiled to do
such tall blowing as that himself. We
knew from the first time we saw him. that
he possessed full share of vanity, but
we thought his bump of prudence would
prevent him from CARRYING it to such an
extent as that. If he shuts up distillcries
at that rate, his mission must soon close
for want Of material to operate upon.-
Stop the fountain, and the stream must
fail of course.
We well recolloct hearing him in Char
lesion, and how an effort was made To
get up an excitement, and induce the peo.
pie to cry out, great is this Philip S. White
Of Kentucky, but it was no 90, and think
he left the City and the State, rather
chagrined and disappointed. He failed
10 carry the State by the overwhelming
shock Of his irresistible eloquence, even
with the weight Of "high judicial func-
tionary" at his back, and he commenced
a retreating fire which he kept up till he
got beyound its borders.
We are by no means opposed to tenn
perance, or the honest efforts that arc be-
ing made for the purpose of promoting
temperance reform, but we are decidedly
opposed to some OF the SO called "big guns
that have been among us, and hired at
800 week to make big speeches, and
abuse every body that would not sign the
pledge, and join in the hue and cry to
immortaIize decidedly the greatest orator
of the 10Th centuryp
We are no man-worshipers at best, but
if we were so inclined, Philip S. White
would by no means be the shrine at which
we would bow; nor would his chapperone
the distinguished judicial fInctionary'
be the "bright particular star" of our ad-
miration.- YorkriHe Remedy.
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MOMENTS OF MELoDY.--I remember
once upon the margin of a stream, in one
Of the low sheltered valleys on Salisbury
Plain, where the monks of former ages
had planted chapcIs and built hermits'
cells, there was little parish church near
tall elms and quivcring elders hid it from
sight, when, all on sudden, l was star
tied by the sound of full organ pealing
on the ear, accompanied by rustic voices
and the willing choir Of village maids and
children. 1t rose, indeed. like an exulta-
ton of rich distilled perfume" The dew
from thousand pastures was gathered in
its softness the silence of a thousand
years spoke in it. 1t came upon the heart
like the calm beauty of death fancy
caught the sound, and faith mounted on
it to the skies. 1t filed the valley like a
mist, and still poured out its endless chant
as it swelIs on the ear, and wraps me in y
golden trance, drowning the noisy tumult
of the world.--HdziiH
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1853-09-07

SIR JOHN FRASxLIx.-The following
has appeared in the Freeman's Journal,
and it ia sincerely to be hoped that this is
not another Of the many heartless hoaxes
to which the relatives and friends of the
gallant commander have for so long a
time been subjected
"A letter has been received in Ireland
from Mr.. Drydall, nidshipman on board
the British surveying vessel at Fan Fran
cisco, stating positively that Sir John
Franklin had arrived safe at Bierabide, in
California"
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CO. TnE Glcinnati Gaze,te Gov. ,ho ;,

GB- IuE Cincinnati Gazette says that
VIM. Marcy, a colored boy from Ken
tucky, who was in that city last week, can
add up columns of figures any length, di-
vide any given sum, multiply millions by
thousands within five minutes from the
time the figures are given him, aud with
such exactness as to render it truly won
derful. On Friday, in presence Of party
of gentlemen, he added column Of fig-
ures, eight in line, aud one hundred and
eighty lines, making the sum total of sev-
eral millions, in about sir minutes. The
feat was SO astounding, and apparently
incredible, that several Of the party took
Off Their coats, and, dividing the sum, went
to work, and, in two hours after they COM
menced, produced identically the same
answer. The boy Is not quite II years Of
age; he cannot read nor writs, and in
every other branch Of an English educa-
ton is entirely deficient. He started ON
Saturday for the World's Fair.
A H 80
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-. The rush Of visitors to the Falls, the
Buffalo Commercial Advertiser says, Is gre at
er this season, than any former year, and
most of the public houses are filled to over
Sowing.
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H. 8. BAILEY,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
TERMS

The "LEDeER is published every We'd
nesday morning, at the low price of TWO
DOLLARS per Annum, if paid IN AID
VANCE; Two dollars and n half. if paw
ment be delayed three months, and THREE
DOLLARS at the end Of six months.
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ADVERTISING.

ADvERTIsEMENTs will be inserted at sew
enty-five cents per square for the first inscr
ton, and thirty-seven and half cents per
square for each additional insertion.
Single insertion, one dollar per square.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1853-09-07

Joseph r, Deans was fonnd drowned few
niles from Willmingten, on the 27th nit,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-28
NOTICES. &c.
Copartnarshin Notjea.

l on the 25th day of May last under the name aud
firm of CORBIN, CHASE, & CUsHMAN, fnr the
purpose of Manufacturing and dealing in Sashes Doors,
of 5. b. Corbn, Nl St. near Pleasant ST., Worces.
Oders through the Post Office left at D. Il G..
P. Stevens Salesroom and Paint Shop, No, 30l Main
ST. few rods South of City Hall, will be promptly
tended to-
Doors, Windows, and Blinds, constantly on hand at
both the above named places, as low he bought
elsewhere Carpenters and Builders invited to call
and examine before purchasing.
sB CORBIN,
&. p. CHASE,
je30 deod3m G.. A. CUSHMAN.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-28

MANUFACTURERS Of Extracts, Essences, Co.
INI lognes, Hair Oils, DC
Wholesale Agents for Atwoods Bitters, Extract
Dandeion, and other Medicines.
Agents for the sale OF the Lancaster Bread Also,
Kings NJ ilk and Brown Bread
Stationery at Wholesale and Retail with variety of
other articles at very 10 prices.
Merchants and Pedars, will DO well to call, as we
and 1giLL give bargains persons purchasing to
sell again. " No. Pleasant Street.
b. NJ SAVAGE,
iylS diff A. p. ALBEE.
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SAVAGE & ALBEE,

Worcester, Julr 6. 1853.
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Copartnershin Notice.

TTNHE subscribers have formed CUpartnershp under
/ the firm of CARPENTER g. PARKER, for the
purpose Of carrying he Carpentering business and
have taken a Shop the North side of Central ST.
over Mnynards silver Ware Mandatory where
they prepared to execute all work in their line in
satisfactory manner. job Work done to order.
The public patronage is respectfully solicited
A. CARPENTER,
II. b. PARKER.
Worcester, July 6, 1853 Tvs deodaw3m
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WANTS.
To Business Men
Wanted Immediately

e OR First rate Shoe BottomeFs, to work on Wo-
" mems ard Misses XII Spring Heel to which steady
employment aud the highest price viii be given.
Also, or good binders Kid Jenny Lind Boots
and Buskins. HOLMAN 81 DENNY.
Leicester, July 23d, 1853 diff
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y OR Taoress Girls to work on Goats, Pants and
- VesIs, TO whom the highest prices, and steady
work will be given. Apply Immediately
l. SrOCKWELL.
Graf on, July |, 1853 diff
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or. ARNOLD's BALSAM.

THE only sure, safe and quick Remedy for Cholera
4 Mogbus, Asiatic or Spasmodic Cholera, Dysentery
and DarrhGa. Cure warranted in all cases, in their
first stages, in less than hour annd in few days
after all other remedies have aled if the patient not
mort fled.
1t is purely vegetable and entirely harm less; and the
oDy and safe remedy offered to the public for
the cure Of Cholera nane. and children while teeth
ing or Dysentery with high fever It may be given TO
children on adults airy stageof the above complaints
without fear Its great efficacy above all other reme-
dies in checking the discharges Of the stomach and
bowels in any stage Of the disease with perfect safety
Ii pain. sits we'll, strengthens the stomach and
helps digestion Although il checks the discharges so
quick it never produces cosveness. but always leaves
the bowels regular. 1t is warranted sure safe and
perfect remedy, and not to hurt the system IL taken
Seven years. three times a day.
Smithfed, r. l.. Feb. 8, 1874.
certify that IN a practice of over thirty years,
have never found any medicine equal to DR. s. Anods
Balsam, in Cholera MoTbus, Dysentery, and Diarrh9a.
TYLER BRIGGS, Nj. d.
Woonsocket, Feb. 5. 1876.
certify that have practced physc about fifty years
In Massachusetts and Rhode Island. have taken DR.
=. Arnods Balsam number Of times, and have given
II to Others, and think Il exceeds anything ever used
for Cholera Morbus, Dysentery, and Dsrrhga.
SPENCER PRATT, M. ID.
NJ For sale Wholesale and Retail by =. MERRILL,
22l Main Street 25 cents per bottle, or 50 per doz.
iy27 dawtf
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LOST, &c.

A honest, active BOY Wanted Enquire of
N jy23 diff 8. l.. HARDON q co.
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BOOKS BOOKS-BOOKSl
John Keith & Co. S Bulletin of New Books.


New and Revised Edition l., ellis Principles OF
N Geology, illustrated with five hundred wood cuts.
The Mechanics Engineers, and Artists Text Book,
to be completed in twelve monthly parts at 37J cents
each. Part LIST and End now ready.
Mles Tremenhere, by AnnatteSI. Mailard.
Fern Leaves from Fanny's Portolio-Seventeenth
Thousand.
Liberties Of America, by II. w. Warner.
Putnam BooS-Buyer's Manual.
Home Pctures-Mrs Denisou
The Boyhood Of Great Men, Illustrated
Langstroth on the Hive and the Honey Bee.
The Redeemed Captive; or Remarkable Occurrences
in the Captivity OF Mr. John Williams, Minister in
Deerfeld. Drawn up by himself.
The Life and Letters of DIR Olin, in 9 vols.
Tfipp's White Mountain Guide.
Appletons Northern and Eastern Travellers Guide
Illustrated with Maps and Wood and Steel Engravings
New Edition.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-28
NEW B0OKS-NEW BOOKSl

1t E. LiUGmoreS Bookstore, 1874 Main Street
English Hamorsts, SC, Of the IS Century, by
IL Thackeray.
Edgar Clifton, Story Of School Life
Country Hosptalites, by Catherine Sinelar
John Randolph, and VIM. Wiris by F. w Thomas
LATTE, the Pirate of the Gull. by Ingraham.
Cytina, Tale, by Author of the Mitras.
Spiritual Vamperism, by w Webhe-
Wild Jack, or the Stolen Child, by La HEINZ.
Nos Tom Moors, by LORD John Russell.
No. Is Bleak House diff ie24
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HOUSE AT AUCTION.

la Will he sold al Public Auction, on the prem
itis Uses, at O'Clock, A. NJ, on MONDAY, Angus
Worcester lot of Land, fronting on said street, 81
feet and SO feet in DEPTH with the liouse thereon be
ing the premises described in Mortgage Deed, from
Hollis S Howe to F. II. Dewey, dated Oct %, 1862
and recorded in the Registry OF Deeds for the Count,
of Worcester, Book 499, Page S56
/. iy23 dts S. w. SELBY & CO., Auct'rs.
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COMPREHENSIVE.

il the name and firm of G. A. HARRINGTON & CO.,
for the purpose Of selling Drugs Paints Oils Man
the old stand of c. A. Harrington at No SO Main street
O. A. HARRINGTON.
mchl7 JEROME MARBLE
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VIZ Mnaioal World not. Asleep.
NEW MUSIC STORRI

NEW II UoAJ 0IUhL
No. 200 Main Street, Worcester.
IL S. MASON has in Store good assortment
IL SHEET MUSIC,
and is constantly ordering and receiving new Music as
pabshea which will be sold al fair and non.
orable prices.
INSTRUCTION BOOKS
For all Instruments and SINGING BOOKS of all
kinds furnished either at wholesale or retail, at pub
lisbers' prices
MUSICAL INSTRUMENT
Constantly for sale rent, on favorable terms In.
struments repaired. No. 2G0 MAIN STREET.
jyl3 d2mls
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no Whom It maY Concern.

E'HE subscriber would hereby announce that in con-
sequence of continued illness, he is com
PEELED to relinquAh his professional duties and leave
the City, for few weeks During his absence some
of his prepared Medicines may be obtained of Mr.. E.
Prest, stones Block ID door north of Myrtle st.
H. w. BUXTON.
w OrCeSfer. July 25lh, 1883 dlWF
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ONE WEEK /!

FEaHERE will be further opportunity this l0eek,
for all persons who indebted to the subscriber
to settle their accounts with him after which they
will be deposited with some person better skilled in
the science of collecting. HUNTINGTON.
july 2}th 1853 DIFF
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NE PL US ULTRA.
LAZELL'S
CLIMAX HAIR TONIC!
HI U w a N HAIR!

HUM "A M HAIR!
rTHE CLIMAx HAIR Tome includes in its composition
many Of the NEST potent known remedies. IL is
bined with the most elaborate care, and it'll strct
regard to proportion that due effect given each in
gredient, and the result is combination elegant,
cherche. and unsurpassed in point Of efficacy by any
other before the public.
just so long rs vitality exists in the Hair the spp
cqtion OF the Climax Hair Tonic fail be bene
fetal. Its nvgoratng influence will make itself per-
ceptihle Its action, by removing dandru and other
obstacles from the scau destroys their whitening ef-
ets and leaves the way clear for do her part
As compound for dressing the Hair iniparting 10 it
softness, gossness, and richness and also rendering
the stfesl and driest HAIR susceptible of the
tasteful arrangement, the Climax flair Tonic will be
found invaluable Nervous headaches frequently
removed by vigorous application of the Climax Hal
Tonic with stiff brushing rs
Possessing delicate color, not liable to soil anything
with which il comes in c0ntact--of pleasant and de-
cided, yet not prominent odor, the Climax Hair
Tonic is what the proprietor has aimed to make i--a
compound once elegant and effective, and of unusual
intrinsic worth. t
o. 1t put up and sold Al the low price of IS
or Six Bottles for 81 ,25. Prepared only by
LEWIS I. LAZELL, Druggist.
No. 20l Nam Street, Worcester, MSss., and sold
By Traders generally
ap4 dawtf
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ON SATURDAY evening, between Grafton street
" and Lincoln Square, basket aiming Ladies' and
Gentlemen's clothing Any Information respecting the
same, left at this office, will much obge.
July Is, 1853. diff GEO. MESERvY.
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LOST.

A BOUT fortnight siuce, 10 che vicinity of 262 Main
IA st., bunch of KEYS. The person finding them
by returning themto that place. or at this Office, will
be suitably rewarded. DIFF iy26
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NOTICE.

A Ii PERSONS indebted to the subscribers are no.
IA tilted that their accounts due, and ready
for settlement and they requested TO give imme~
diafe attention to the same.
jy4 CHAHRERLIN, BARNARD, & co.
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BOOKS, &c.
The Illustrated Weekly Records

LING 4AuSbkGSOO " ~VA4J As-CVAAS
OF the Exhibition Of Industry OF al Nations The
Ist and 2nd Nos 81 this work. ready at
No. ga Main ST. HiGGIN Il GRAN DALI
Agents this city
Worcester. July 27th, 1888. dst
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LOST!
THIS Afternoon between the Central Exchange and
three miles on the Grafton Road, (via. Central,
Summer, and Grafton SITS } large Morocco PORTE
MONAlE, with steel clasp, containing valuable papers,
The finder will be literally rewarded by leaving the
same at No Central Exchange or at this Office.
Worcester, July 90, 1858. jy23 diff
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N OTICE,

TNOR Sale at the Soap Factory, on Prospect ST.. 4
II few coed Pigs, part Suffolk, an extra good COW
years old, large lot Lcached Ashes exchanged fol
Wood OF Woodland ii wished. G. w UGG.
myI9 DIFF
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Parasols.
PERSONS IN WANT OF
PIANO FORTES. OR MELODEONS!

WILL do well to call at e. 5. NAsON's New
w Piano Forte Ware Room, No. 200 Main vt and
see what they can do there before purchasing else
where distf iele