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Austrian Government is said 10 have given
its consent, partly because it relieves the
French Consul General from the disagrees-
bic engagement to keep Kosta, which he had
undertaken for the purpose of waving the
city Of Smyrna and the shipping in the har-
Dor from immediate destruction. The Aus
trsn Government, in consenting TO this ar
ra agement, has expressly reserved its right,
In case KOsta should return to Turkey, TO
snrst him, and also considers him still an
Austrian subject rs long as he shall not be
divested of his native nationality in resu-
,ar and lawful wayn
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FIDELITY OF A DoG.-There is at Sarato.
ga Springs, fine Newfoundland dog, that
for the last year and half, has watched the
arrival and departure Of the railway cars =
from that place. The animal was accident
ally left at Saratoga about l8 months ago.
and since T. at time not train has departed
nor one arrived, but what this devoted dog
is In the depot, anxiousIy and faithfully
watching for his master. For eighteen long
months he has never failed to be on the
ground. He examines every stranger min
utely, but makes acquaintance with no one
Nobody knows where he sleeps, eats, or
ANYTHING further about him than That he has
not found his master yet.-Aibany Trans.
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Scrofula.

II has been remarked by eminent men that
in the varied catalogue Of diseases TO which
man is liable, there is scarcely one Of such
Importance and Of such interest rs Scrofula,
whether We look to the obscurity of its ori.
gin, its insidious progress, the number and
variety OF organs that it attacks, or its re-.
markable incurabiity and extensive fatality.
Scrofula has baffied the skill Of tho most
eminent physicians in this country and in
Europe. But there is an antidote for thi.
disease in DR.. Guysotfs Ertruet Of Yeiiov
Deck and Sarsapdriiia," which Is proving
itselfs Specific In the most severe ca.ea Of
Scrofula.
For sale. by
36-im. T. X. g. J. X. MAGIIJ,.
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ORIGINAL POETRY.
For THE LEDGER.
A HEART THAT'S TRUE,


Poets may sing of golden hair,
Or eyes of deepest blue
But naught that's found among the fair
Is like heart that's true.
Ye youths who seek for ladies' fair,
BE careful what ye do;
For fear you find the golden hair,
Without the heart that's true.
Or you may find those that possess;
Bright eyes Of deepest blue,
Who wear the coquette's naughty drens
Without the heart that's true.
Though in a"common" lady found
To take a clearer view
I'm sure you'd give the foremost ground
To those whose hearts are true.
Rather than coquetts that are fair,
fpleasures you pursue,
Accept lady half as fair
That has a heart that's true.
Pardon me ladies that possess
The eyes of deepest blue;
/ do not think your beauty less
Nor say your hearts untrue.
And you who have the golden hair.
ask your. pardon too;
And only wish in all the fair,
To find heart that's true. R.M.p
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Hints 70 Little 1olIs.

WHEs your parents tell you 10 do any.
Atiug, do not whimper, aud say YOU
''don't want TO-" or '"or "you win In q
minute but do il Immediately and cheer
islly; for when your dear psssnts are
laid in the grave, the recoIIections Of yom
disobedisncs will rsprosch you.
When parents dFess You nicely on
sabbath and bid yca 60 10 Sabbath school
90 net ran away and play, for one dag q
esoshss's voics viii ehids you from the
cplf gloom os the tomb. 10
!. Dont ffst sna inaSmar when you ere
s1st 70 schcol, but look sround yoS At de
Hzny little boys and girls who are forced
so'ss q wosk tog . living, and believe
1hss 30 pess>ds peculiar sdvsstsess, sd
<ba ey NUT y insswsd
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Nonc moro accurS q tflan he: Tor man eStccmS
Him hateful, cause he seems not " hat he is:
God hates him, cause he is not what he seems
What grief is absent, or what mischief can
BE added 10 the hate Of God and man :"
In few numbers back We gave the read
er in our own plain unpretending style, an
editorial on the subject OF Curiosity. Since
we have written that article, in our refiec-
tions, We have discovered number of other
Capital Sins" which II is our intention to
speak Of from time to time to-day we have
word or two to say on tho subject which
heads this article.
kwould be foolish for any one to suppose
that We have reference to any particular in.
diTidual, while writing on these subjects -
If any one feels our remarks rs applicable to
his case,we trust profit may result therefrom,
and the sin bc cancelled by speedy refor-
nation.
The poetry We have quoted is applicable
TO the hypocrite. A hypocritc is one VINO
Processes what he does not believes cloak
to conceal vice; or, as Webster says zone
who Processes to bs what he il not one
who has the form Gf godlinoss without th,
power, or who assumes the appearance Of
pety and virtue, when hs is destitute OF true
religion" ..a ..
Judge not, lest ye bo judged" saith the
Scripture. We do not wish to judge any
man, but who 10 there who his not seen the
hypocite One came to you once with
proifers of friendship; he would assist you,
and voluntarily oifers his services when they
are not needed. You were in easy circum-
stances then, and did not need this good
mans assistance. Bot after while misfor-
tune laid her heavy hand upon you--you be-
stir yourself to seek your friend Of former
days-yoe dnd him, bot in wolf 3 clothing
the lamb IS converted Into the wolf. This
is hypocrisy. Bot again
The good christian loves to attend the
sanctuary Of the LoEd--he sovss to hear the
gospel preached, and time and again has HE
tribute Of prayer gone up to Heaven 10 be-
half Of wicked msR. This is the good
christian. Thsn there be some who profess
ing goodness have isaot. Pardon NJ. read
o., but put the question to yourself have
you seea oops Of thsssi Are TIE eycs Of
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David Gaillard, Jr., ESQ.

WE regret TO learn, through riend, that
this cstimabie young gentleman, (for the past
few years citizen Of Fairicld,) departed this
life few days since, of bilious fever. Mr..
Gaillard had won the esteem Of very large
circle ofacq cquaintances in tho District o his
adoption, and occupied position A. prac-
tical plante-, equal to that awarded 10 the
first planters in Fairfield. His loss will crc-
ate a vacuum, in The circle of which he Was
an ornament, not easily filled by others.
Chas STANDARD.
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ATTENTION. A :
Every Nan. Woman, Boy or Girl,
MTHE UNIVERSE!

How ismentable In Poverty, and how
sgrvsabls to bs Rloh How 70 avoid the
one and gain the other, u what we will
snow "a any pcraon who viii send M eI.
ny q late dlseOyesy. any ons over IA years
DID, with capital Of % ean realize
RoAsa TO sio PER DAYi
Hendricks have made, and are now u,uk.
ing fortunes BY this infoFmation---as v,s
could demonstrate had we space. This n
nei badness % be followed BY one cIas.
ef people, bat ALI. esp engage N 4 s.,ea-sr-
ai;y Whs will longer work ior 4 p,sre
phtanee whan sAey can better their eondi.
Won 20 readily. The business IL easy. srrre.
SHE Sud highly honornbie. 80
Acdfess (pcst psid) enclosing o..
CHARLES BURTON.
Boz No. i7s, Msysyiils, Ky.
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THANKSGIVING DAY.

THURSDAY next, (to-morrow0 being
Thanksgiving Day, we are requested by the
Merchants and other busincss men ofthc vii
iagc to say that all business will be suspend
ed.
Divine service will be held in the Prcsby-
terian Church, to commence at IL o'clock
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THE October numbers OF those valuable Ag-
rieultural Periodicals, the Southern Agri-
cuturistpublished at LAurens c. ii. sc. !;
the Farmer g. Planter, published at Pen.
dleton ). C.; and the Cultivator. published
at Pendleton s. c., haye been received.
These are valuable agricultural periodicals.
and should be pstronized. Price 81 each.
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MARRIED BY Rev. l. c. Green on the
10Th ultimo Mr. ALFR Ed TAYLOR, Of
areenyille, and Miss MAlJNDA, dsaahtef
VI as John Bowen, Esq, % Pisksns iist
Also, at Kingstrse, on Tassdss evening
the zth Inst. By the Rey. James A. WsilsSs
Capt JOHN A, GALTBR 8 10 Ma AURA
2. MoUSoN, ell Of wilIisB,bakg Dssiylss
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The CRYSTAL PALAcE.-The Mincralogi-
cal Department Of the Exhibition Is now
open. The display of ores and minerals is
said to be exceedingly rich, the entire cAbi-
net being valued ut 100000. The gold
specimens alone are Of the value Of $50, 900.
The number of exhibitors is two hundred
and seventy-thrcc. The estimated value of
the goods on exhibition in all departments Of
the Palace is set down at S5,0OO.o0O.
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UsErUL-A few drop, Of carbonate of
ammonia, in a small quantity Of warm rain
water, will prove safe and easy anti-acid,
and will change, il carefully applied, discol-
ored spots upon carpets, and indeed all spots
whether produced by acids or alkalies. Ii
any one has the misfortune to have carpet
injured BY whitewash, this will Immediately
restore H.
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In pursuance of an order Of the Can't az
Equity, made in the above case, m Fair-
held Court House, July Teui 1853. 4 viii
sell NJ public out-cry to the highest bidder
~ Lancaster Court House. on the first Mon
day In November next,the two tracts o. land
lying In Lancaster District, belonging to tho
estate OF Robert Catllcart deceased Each
tract contains hve hundred acres. morn, ar
icss; one of them adjoins tho lands Of the es.
tate OF }. X. Massey, now III. r. Mnssey. 4
ID. Caskey, and others aud the other ad-
joins lands OF T.. NJ. Hammond, (now he.
longing 70 +. T. Hsnimond,) ]. Small. G
Humphreys and othors.
These two tracts were sold by the Sbe,-
III OF Lancaster District, under executions n q
tho property Of tho late Hugh McMullen
and pnrchaaed by the said Robert Cs,hc.rt
all of hieh appear BY deeds bearing d.i.'
lat September IS45, and regularly executed
oy the Sheriff. Of Lancaster District 10 said
Cathcart. ''N
4 ne terms OF Sale ar. CAs1 ssi,;;.;,.,,. q.
aefray the expenses Of sale for the remain.
DER, credit OF one year, with interest from
DAY Of sale, payable annually. Purchaser 10,
give bond and personal aecuFity and a mort.
gage or the premises. and pay for NIL paners
w. X. ROBERTSON, C. Il. F.D.
COMMISSIONER Office. fa
Winnsboro', Oct. I, 1853.
For further information, apply 10 Jarnea
sSA Printers Fses75o.
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COM NJ E RCIAL.
LATESI DAVIES
Charleston Markets.

SATURDAY MoRHIRc, Oct. Q,
CorroS.--The market may be said to
nave been brought to stand to-day No the
transactions did not reach so bales.
CoLuHBiA, Oct. o.
CorToS.--It will DO recoIiec,sd lhs, on,
report OF the Cotton Market Tor the week
ending o. the first instant closed on soms-
what dull aud dropping demand for the arti.
eIe, at prices tending in favor Of the buyer.
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A GOLD MEDAL FOR CAPT. ISGRAHAM-
The COMMITTEES appointed at Metropolitan
Hall meeting in New York, on the 22d ult.,
have Issued subscriptions lists to collect
funds for 8 gold modal, to be presented to
the eoumander Of the sloop Of war S.. Lou
Cowolinfan.
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~ IT is related of the late Harry Hill,
Of New Orleans, tbst -whenever his servants
became unmanagabIe or disobedent, and
showed rebeious disposition, he immedi-
ntely thretened to set them free and that
silenced all murmurings, and was sufficient
correction. .
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~ Saow me an indolent man, and will
show you an unpTincipled one.
Show me an industrious man. and will
show yon one possessed Of some virtue, IL
not In all sases. all that eoald bs wished.
And ~ iedostsy' 3 20 great sStsnk .
thing ofhshit 80
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LANCAsTERv:LLE, sc.
WEDNESDAY,, OCT. 12, 1853
WANTED IMMEDIATELY.

A PRINTER, to act in the capacity Of Fore
man in this Office. One who has n perfect
knowledge of the business, may hear Of n
good situation, by addressing the proprietor
of this paper. A very fair price will be paid
TO one we'll qualified.
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MARRIAGES..

I'LL Hymcn tro't his love delighted hour
There dweltRo Joy In Eden'a rosy bower
fhe world was sad.--the garden was y i'd:
And man, the hermit, siQhed--till woman
amiled Cn,.,h.U
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a JuDss As d a JuDsz~--Jadge Finn, Of
fbe Csiminsl Court ef Cinciunsti. on re-
esnt aesasion, sflss shsseipg :he Grand Jury
and bssesehisR them 20 look well 10 the
aste<tisr and indicfusnt Of offenders, against
he Nabile peaes, sdiausaed court in order
a eettesr kesAss the Rolies Court 70 answss
q tksrTs Il aEst,di aud bsttayf FY ~
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NOTICE.

"A Ii persona ARE hereby forbidden to sell
"A goods or any other article Of property
to any person whatever, on my account and
especially to my wife Judah Ellis. who has
bsen for many yesrn living separate and n
part from me. will pay M debts of that
nature, 30 give no ercdi, to any T., rson, e1-
Peesing TO make Mo h.he therefor.
WI. w. ELLIS.
Ost. u, 1859. 36 2m.
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~THE Washington National Monu-
ment has attained q height OF lea feet. The
last contribution was from tie territory OF
Utah, consisting Of block Of stone about
thrss feet long, and nearly two wide, depos-
tied on Saturday last.-B.
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DIsArPoISTED.-Thc editor that inserts
the marriage notice Of some fair neighbor,
free, gratis, and for nothing, and gets in re-
turn not even slice Of the wedding cake
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Why ia man in prison like = lenky
boaii Insrr.-Because he wants bsi..-
ing out.
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DIR. ALFRED CRAVEN

HAVING devoted his entire attention 10
uths practice % DssTYrRY, begs leave 10
inform the Ciiizrns Of Lancaster and vicinity
thst hs will bc found at Mr.. Hasseltine.
On the And Monday in each month where no
will bs happy to wait on those who may
nsed his srrrices.
Oct. 18th 1888. lv
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


SOWtH CaFOflMH,
LANCASTER DISTRICT.
James Miller, ct al, heirs ato .....
law OF WIN. Miller. Tn Eou;tv.
VIM. ask,nu.. y. lancaster
NDEh the order Of tho Court in above
- case VIII sell nj Lancaster C. H., on
tho lst Monday in November next. tbe per.
sonai estate Of Mrs. Anna McKenna. (exeep Z
the negrocs,) consisting Of Carriage and hor-
ses, household furnitnre, Cattle, Ito ps. & C.
J. Ii. WITHERSPOO on,
Oct. 10. 1853. Com. E9. L. ID.
scat Printers Fee 3.T5
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CONTRIBUTORS.

LAST weeks notice Of our contributors,
seems to have uwakcd the muse of new
bard altogether. Hear what he wrtes-we
give it rerJdtim ct iiicratim -
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MICRO FOR SALE,

MICRO FOR SALE.
TA'm', $, NJ Sims In Equity.
Andrew J. Sims, ct al. Partition.
Under the decree of the Court in this
~ case, will sell at Lancaster C.. H.. on
the lst Monday, the 7th Of November 1883 :,
Q likely young negro, named Lewis.
Terms cash. ... ...
J. ii. wTTHERSPOON,
Oct. 10, 1853. Com. Eq. l.. H.
36 Il Printers Fee, 1877
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6 D Gitur' & Gablr.

PUTSAAs NAGAZISE.--ThcO October mum.
Der received. This number contains scve-
raj interesting articles. What impression
do we, and should we make abroad" pos
sesses much interest No Magazine in the
Union is deserving of patronage more than
Putnams. Price three dollars per year.
&. p. PUTNAM g. Co, New York.
InE LApIEs WREATH, and Parior Annual,
for October has been received. The low
price nt which il is published r, recommends $
it to public patronage. Price only one
dollar per yea.
BURDICK REED g. ROBERTS.
New York.
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HYPOCRISY. +.

No mans condition is SO low as his
None more accurs'd than he: for man estccms
Him hateful, cause he seems not what he is:
God hates him, cause he is not what he seems
What grief is absent, or what mischief can
Be added 10 the hate of God and man :"
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W-ssepew ad'tTtxnsats 10 tHi,psrr
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-21

Low Priced Sugars
E HaDS., Us bbls.,) Sugar, suitable for preserving
- just received and for sale cheap, hv
Ii. T. EATON s. co,
aug6 diff l9 Main st
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E. E ABBOTT,
REAL ESTATE BROKER,

No. 239 Main Street, Worcester, Mass
A TTENTION given to the Purchase sale and Ex-
IA change Of Real Estate in all parts OF the City, and
sections OF the County.
Among the many desirable City Lots he offers for
Eale he would call the special attention of purchasers
70 those beautiful lots comprising the Wheeler
Farm,' and :. B0YDEN PLATTs,n situated on Pleas
ant Street, within short distance OF the City Hail.
81 these Lots TOO much cannot be spoken in praise
however, the sales of them the past year, speak more
in Their favor than words.
de also offers 25 Lots Vernon street, Union Hil)
20 on Providence 81, rs Elm st, 20 Mason ST. sew
e:a on Pleasant ST. and others in different parts of the
city by which persons can be accommodated according
10 their means and DESIRES And as inducements TO
purchase, he will exchange any and all the above
Lots Tor Property in the County, with security they
may be bought on any length of tme-so that
ers can be accommodated without any outlay of Cash.
Also, several FARMS in different sections OF the
County, varying in price from $500 TO $4,000.
Those in want of Farms will 90 well to call and ex-
anime hiamauy lists as among them persons be
commodaed, or suited as to price, location and guam
ty OF land, with less expense and roube than other
wise
Also, Tenements to let aud Houses for sale, in differ
ent parts of the City.
Gail at our Office No 239 Main st.. and we will con-
vey you different paris OF the City free of barge
'e2 dlf
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MEDICINES, &c.
Medicine to Lend.

TARDY's sALVE is the Lest plaster now IN use, II
1 cures Rheumatism, Lame Back, Fresh NoundsI
Cuts Burns, Bruises Cracked Hands, Corns, and an
Tonic Bitters cures Jaundce Headache, Dyspepsia
Costiveness Collie Dizziness, oor Appetite Weakness
Liver Complaint. sc. Hardy's ludan Vegetable w orm
Powder warranted sure Remedy for w orms, perfect
y safe in all cases, and pleasant TO use. HaTdys In
dian Ointment Scrolula Salt Rheum, Erysipelas
and all Infamatory and Eruptive Di eases. HARDY 3
picatOn. -
Dr. S. HARDY'S Office, Cornish Flat, N. H.. Whole
sale Depot, Burr & Perry, No. / COrnhih, Boston,
Lewis r Laze NJ. B. Green, and James Green, Agents
IN Worcester and sold by Druggists and Merchants
everywhere my2S d3taweowaweow
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FOR SALE OR TO RENT.
Water Power and Buildings for Sale,

VIE Subscriber, wishing to make change in his
h business, offers his entire Estate for sale, situated
IN the nunrshng town OF LeOminster, consisting Of
nifty acres of land, with building so by 80 feet
two stories high, stone dam and new fumes
sad building, with the addition of machine room,
would be well adapted for a small paper mill. The
power is capable Of driving four gnes the dres part
OF the season. and may be increased onethird with
small expense. On the premises Dwelling Houses,
with Barn, Carriage House. Sheds and all necessary
Ont Buildings, mostly new and in good repair. They
situated one-hslf mile from Railroad Station the
Fitchburg and Worcester Road, which makes the fae
ties of freight for Boston and New York surpassed by
none in this part of the county. The whole will be
sold, and part of the purchase money may remain
five years, II desired, will sell half of said
tate and take interest in the business. Said build
ngs could be fitted, ready foi early in the
For further particulars in relation 10 said estate, all
communications addressed the subscriber, post paid,
will meet with prompt attention.
feb 7-d2awSzwtf WHITING GATES
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HOUSES For SALE.

- Double Tenement, rooms each; of II do;
Es.$ of dos of 10 do; Cottage. do; houses
on Main st; do partly finished; ] do contain
ing tenemeats; l OF rooms in Hubbardston a
Farm in Peersham, &c, &c. Also 90 house lots.
The above property will be sold on the most liberal
terms. Those in want of Houses House Lots, will
consult their own interest by calling the REAL ES
TATE AGENCY, 233 Main ST., up stairs
- Tenements, Stores, AMI Offices, to be let.
MONEY to loan on collateral security
dly aug4 LEWIS C. fIITNN
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Fresh Teas.
Old Cheese.

rENHE subscriber has a small lot of Old Netg Brain
i tree Cheese, al superior quality. Also a small lot
of R. l. GREENlNGS, by the barrel, few barrels of
Lranbcrrics, and general ment Of Groceries at
the New Store, of Green and Pond Streets Just
below the Providence ID Worcester r. r. Depot.
L. SPRING, 2ND.
Worcester Oct. 24h, 1858. of
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Providence & Worcester Railroad.

CHANGE OF WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
rHzszzz1 On and after MONDAY, Nov. 7, 1853,
s1ss1-sss 80 Passenger Trains will leave Providence
and Worcester, follows
Leave Worcester at and LIS A NJ and 3. 45 PM.
Leave Providence at 10 and ll,45, A. NJ. and A. s.
Pm.
For connections with the various Railroads leading
from Providence and Worcester and with the Norfolk
County Road al Blackstone, Pathfinder Railway
Guide published by George X. Snow, Boston.
THE STEAMER PERRY, to and from Newport.
runs in connection with the H. is A. NJ, and asa.
M, Trains. ISAAC n. sOUTHW lex Supt
Providence, Nov. 3. 1853. MS dawtf
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FOE SALE.

Srk THE subscriber being DESTROYS OF leay- s.sse
GitA ing this State, offers his entire REAL sSssas
$500 ESTATE at very low prices, consisting - -
in part of one House Shelby street one do unfn.
iehed, on Laurel street; one do, Grafton street 20
House Lots on Laurel Hill do. on Grafton street
"a acres Of Land the Holden road 1873 Acres OF
Land, with good Farm Buildings, in Paxton.
oct6 DIFF A. A. MERRTFIEID