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Attention! Battalions.

Il QHDER No. -. The Upper and
LsHsf Battaiions Of the 9Th Regiment Of
a @InfsPtry s. C. Militia will assemble at
VI theiyeFpcctive places of rendezvous, viz !:
I0fs shJ towef Battalion at BradIey's old field
-a.son Wednesday, the 9th April, aud the
Upper Bateiipl aE McCaw's old field on Satur-
dSy ses3als ASsili next sr,ned and equipped as
tte iaMdttss 81 Inspection and Review Com
rn.ss:aeee13nd DCsti commissioned officers will at
90 tAsj Irrespective parade. glounds on the day
psssiousfar DIN iand instruction Captains Of
Hst 4tgpssiss wal order out the pioneers in their
ftspYike commands. Capt. r. L. Hardin and
GAP4 faHsp6tsvill altsud % the extension of this
:osdeA By 0sderAof Lieut. Col. ]. G. BAsK,s. >.
i nJerch 97-A H. H. HARPER, ASvt.
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An Estrdordina,y Cure.of ,Rheun,dfic Ferer in
4. Enn Dieman8 L1nd

* Van DiemGRs L1na.
Copy Of letter inserted in the Hobart Town Cou.
/ rier Of LIST March, 1851, by aIaj J. Whth.
Margaret NJ 'Connigun; nineteen years Of rye,
residing ht New Town, had been suffering from d
violent rheumatic fever for upwards of two io,iths
which had entirely deprived Icr OF the use Of her
lmhs; during this period she wpss under the caro-
oil the fit1st etniAenf medical in Hobart Town,
and by them: hcr. case was considered hobelese.
friend prevailed npon her TO try Ho!louay's eel
ebrated Plls;which she consented fo do, anil ii,
M ncredtble short space Of time they effected a
pcrfeot dnre' ~ r. (sgncD -. J. WAbcn.
Cnrt Of a Pair and Tightness in tie Chtst and
SioMaeh 2f Person e4 years If age.
Frchi Messrs Thcw & S0i, propretors Of tho
I, bynn.Adver,scr, who Can vonch lor the follow
ing statenent. August 2d, 1851. 2,,,5
To PEoeesor UoLLowSY--Sir:sI ] desire to bear
testimony 70 tho good effect o IIolloteay's Pills.
For somb yeara suffered severely rom a pain and
t'ghtress in the stomach, which was also accom-.
pnnicd by shortncss Of breath that prevented me
from walking about: ! on: 81 yenrs OF agc, md,
notwithstanding my advanced state of life, these
Pills have go rebesel ME, that am desirous that
others should he fsde acquainted with their vir-
tassi ian,,now tss'detsa, by tieir means, COM
incor";nience orPain, which could not do beforSs
(sgncd1 ~ ,. HEKRy COLE,
= &S Nortll:strect, Lynn, Norfolk. Z
Thtss es'sIratsd. Plisa1e uondrrfully ctfeaeioys
-, ~ d'tsfbS oliolcing eoAgpleiRfssl
d. Agusssaatbm& i,ions sodipldihts, Blotehes "a
.ho ss'n, Bowsts colcs, ConsiPa,ion
Dsscntery: Erysipelas, Female Irtegniarities, Fe.
svefstof all kinds Fits, Golt, Ifedd-ache, Indees-
ts9n, dnfiammation, Jaundlce, IL dvcr complsihts,
iidmbago P.rs, Rheumatism, Retention of Ufine,
SnrofuIas6r Kings Evil. Sore Throats, StoBs.sfid
rave,s sssondatysspp ,.5s s M .DSaIsgrix
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

ibbsriHe Disfrict-In ihc Common Pleas
tllamberllin ind BAN croft vs. w. X. Sanders
IA !iEREAS; the plaintiffs did OH the 25tI, day
Nv Of March iie their declar"tion against the de-
iendant, who (hs1ft is saisD is absent from aud
without the Limits Of this state, u,,d has neither
wife nor attorney known within the same, upon
whom copy OF the said declaration might be serv
rd: 1t is therefore ordered that the said defendant
do appear and plead to the said declaration OIL or
before the 2G'I, day Of March, which will he in tho
year Of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
htty-lour, otherwise final and absolute Judgment
will then be gwen ngunst lin.
MATTHEW MCDONALD, ccrA.p.
Clerks Office, March 25. 1853 Iy
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,Hydyaniic Rams a Grain PunSs

1'HE E:snbscriber has on hand a few of these yalu.
\ able PUMPS. which he offeu tosput upoI,
the most reasonable terms. He. has also several
Of various sizes, which, he viii iIldisp6se oE:S6NIk
The iydratlic Rom q peraetdsl stream Of Water
can be supplied aisd raiee ten feet for every foot
e 10 now aiso prepased for making. and repsir.
ineCarIuges IN the best style lind upot, tef,pstfie
nea reasonants F.. j.TAYL0R. J.
, March 2,Iss3 ~ .., * III. I
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Es We are authorized to announce
BENJAMIN w. WILLIAMS us candidate for
Sheriff at the next election
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Attentions. I.attaiions.

ORDER No. - y"
4 The Upper and Lower Battalion. of
N The 9Th Regiment Of Infantry s. e. mill
"a tia y'ill assemble at their respective places
NI ofrendezyous, viz The Upper Battalion
ut Drakes, on Saturday the 7lh of May
-sEa. next; the Lower Battalion at Chalk Lev.
el, on Saturday the l4tinKIay, armed and cquped
as the law directs. for inspection and reviewa,-
Commissioned and nor. commissioned officers will
attend their Respective parade grounds on the day
previous for drill and iiistr6ctions. Captains 7of
companies will order out the, ,pioncersiiu their re-
spcciivc commnids. sya
BY order Of Lieut.. Col, b. r. CuNyixoHAss
. :. IT.. J. ROEERTS, Adit. :.
March %. { y, SO bl IiAf
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LOH Snlcse Tic snbscribers Jsss saIe
- seseiNl very 6nc .huiIdfnr iots on. III eYnjf
road about squarer. .of alnile fronpf ~ of
AbbeyAle 3G-h JOS MOORE; Il
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'R6fT!ssAI,TI

& go. .,,l.S a.,1 .,1&ALTiSSALT!
sETOR SAl.E NJ The SACK, at No. l., Brick
w RspEM ky- WEIR e. MILLER.
P'Marcs 81 81 3. g.
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a..Asaericnn EIofcl- iBiSss3 3iiif ofa., (,
s1aHE psitnersbfp heretoaH'e eaisiikg fDoats
Il wrigM, n JanneySwns dissolved -bY III own
-lirniission, % The 17t, ipstsptes . Ss 20
Dr., y.sBQAT.NRfGHIM, j
Hrs.sss, q l4a~ssf ). J.sif:. J JAf8NEKS !, Is. q
csln9s, ,l0 sa6Ss ssfs 8.
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sIATE OF: SQNaaH CAROLINA,

T.. y: 1ieatmz and Coesys .WatR Sanders.
MfIERAAs, theplaiatifs III ihis case did on the
aIE Gtt day of.siarch: file .hsif declaration a
~ gainstths delenda9t, whois absent from aud
'wifo nor attoElsg soYp within the sp,,,c, npon
whom a COPY oeA3te said declaratfoif' Il mightibe
seryeds II d thersfGe ordered, that the said: Dc.
fcpdant doappear Did plead to4he aai dcclaratiois
on or before the:2 day Of, March, which wild be
in tho ssyenr 1861 olHeiwiss 6,sH and ,absoihty
,jadgwsg ;gysh a6d awarded dgaipst hifit
Z. Cf6rk,s Office. MnfGR Yk. IaSa Sasx : IL.
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Dr. Ieoger's LIvcryvort a,,l Tar.

Fs
For The complete cure of Coughs, Colds, Influen-
cnza. Asthma, Bronchitis, splitting Blood, and
n other Lung complaints tending To Consump-
t.on Look ut its unparalleled SUCCESS.
HE above distinguished cough medicine is car
l. ry'ng all before il i'll Lung complaints. In all
aec'iohso o the country il is constantly performing
cures which astonish even Physicians themselves,
Look at the hg, character and standing of the
names which vonch for its unrivalcd healing pow
or. I'll. Cox, NJ. d., late Professor in the medical
college nt Cincinnati: Dr. w. J.. Richards, Hon.
Judge Morse; Hon. Judge w. Burke, for more
t.'ai 2o Years pust master of Cincinnati; DR.. r.
>. Newton, Professor in the medical c,,llcrc Mt
Memphis, Tenn; John A. Collins, Esq, propric-
Tor OF the Temperance Organ and general agent
oi the Grand Division Of the Sons of Tcmpc1 rance
OF OHIO; Nm II. I.cvison, Esq. editor of the IT,
>. Military and Naval Argus at New York Thos
=. y fan!dcr, Esq. Of Albany; Rev. II. Wiscmun,
Rev. X. liovt, n. York city: and VIC could name
hundreds, aye thousands of others who testify from
personal experience, that it has cured them and
.heir trends in some casea fter all other remedies
h''d l"cd. Such men never make such state
nicnts unless convinced of their truth beyond the
possibility of u doubt. Reud few Of the letters
Extract from Il letter from, i. M. Cory to II. l..
Stewart Esq. No. 1877 sccond-srcct New York ::
SrARTA, June 80, 1S49.
Dcar Friend Stewart: hayo been home now
Just two months. When last saw you, I had
but little hopes OF ever getting any better. Bat
nave no~ the pleasure Of thanking You for recoip-
meEdng me to take Dr. Rogers Syrup Of Liver
wort, Tar and Canchalagua. l got dozen bot
ties OF II and took home with me. determined 10
make n fair trial Of it. as had done with cvcry
th!lE else. l have only taken four bottles Of it,
and must amy il has done me more good than
nny other medicine have ever taken. On nv
ilrs taking ii, it increased the cxpcctoration, and
l raised Il great deal Of bloody matter from my
i'nEgs. But that has now ceased, and SD has nv
co"gli' nearly. cough but little now, and expect
s''"h I" DC entirely free from it. consider it un
invaluable medicine, and shall recommend it To all
who are afflicted with cough or discussed lungs
let yonng lady who had the Consumption,
ana nad o!cd a good deaf from the Lungs, and doc
t"red several months with our physician, but grew
wors.' nave one bottle of it, and it cured her. II
acted almost miracnlously in her case.
our sincere friend, f. NJ. Cony;
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Btecdth1 at the Lun1s Euypd !

btee"h6 al me Lungs Cured
SEE HOW Promptly 1T Acrs Statement of
a. Lang, baker, No. 3SS Pcarl-street. N. Y-A
few days before last Christmas was tukcn unwcll
and soon commenced bleeding freely ut tho Lungs.
called i'll Homeopathic Physician, Init his med
ic'ne did not seem TO help me. l read your ad-
ver'scment, and thought would try DR. Rogers
Syrup of Lverwort, Tar aud Canel,alggua. Be
fore had taken up the third bottle, my bleeding
had stopped. my cough was gone; and felt well
as usual My heulth is nuw good. ] consider it
most excellent medicine, and cordially recon-
mend it TO my friends. This statement was made
to the Proprietors, March i2;h, 1851
SCOVIL g. MEAD,
III Clartrcs-strcet, New Orleans; Wholesale
General Agents for tho Southern States, to whom
al! orders must be addressed.
Also sold by WARDLAW e. LYON,
Abbeve; g. L. Penn, EdgcfeId; Lewis and
harrison, Liberty Hill; Lindsey and Hawthorn,
newest; Benson and Cunningham, Anderson ;
c. T. Risley, LanrcnsvIe; and by one agent in
everytown in the South. 'tApril Ism
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CANDIDATES.

u The friends of Capt. +. w. SELLECK,
respectfully announce him n cundidate for re.
t,on. ~
1J'We arc autEorizedt 10 announce WILLIAM
null as ii candidate for the uhcc of Ordidary of
this district Il the ensuing election.
. IJ-The friends of AUGUSTUS I.OMAX 70.
spectinliy atlndrince him a candidate for The
office of Ordinary Of this district, at the ensuing
election.
H"Tlc friends Of w. J. HAMMOND
respectfully announce him us cundiduto for
Sheriff at the next election.
&c" The friends of TIIOS. r. sCOCU-
khN announce him .us candidate for Sheriff ut
the next election.
Es;" We are rc'authorised to announce u.
w. HAWTHORN as a candidate for Sheriff at
tho next election.
.SrfS- The friends of T. Z. ROBERTSON
respectfully announce him as u candidate for the
oifcc ot Sheriff at the ensuing election.
u We authorised To ;niounce CAPTAIN G..
VI. MATTISON rs candisate for Sheriff. ut tho
next ensuing election.
~ Wo are authorised to nniottce JAMES
NJ. MARTIN candidate for Sheriff it tho
ensnimT election.
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AbbcviIie, march 90, 1858
The Carolinian will copy this notice until the
10th May, and forward bill to I. Branch, Treasu-
FER public buildings.
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II. G. FISH.

MANUFACTURES of Wrought and Cast Iron
vi Fences, Crates for side wal g. buildings,
bridges, &c, and all other articles which be
in line of business Purchasers will nd that the
articles, above enumerated, caD be bought of me
cheap ia Boston elsewhere as have large
sorIInent of tue lateststyle
Please call and examine Union Street.
Worcester. Nov 3, le 8. dly
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Blacksmitbing and Grinding !

THE citizens Of Worcester Informed that are
/ prepared TO make aii kinds ANA shapes Of IAN
MERS, &c 10 order; 70 le hsrden and re-temper
Carpenters Tools. Also, 10 gfnl I'D polish HATCH
ETS, Tcos, and all OF Iron and Steel Work, in
the best possible manner, aud for the lowest cash
term. BUCK BROTHERS,
Edge Tool Manufacturers Junction Building,
n9 d3mA
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EnTTGE.

TINE annual meeting OF the members of he Mer
chants and Farmers' Mutual Firn Insurance. Com
paby will be held at the Office OF said Company, in
Worcester, on Wednesday, The 4lh day OF January
next, at O'Clock, p.
The subject o. alterations of the Bylaws, viii be
considered and acted upon.
CHARLES L. PUTNAM, Secretary.
Worcester Gee 10, 1913. dijan4
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NEW PUBLICATIONS,

ReceaUed at IS Man Stfeet, thls day, Dec. II.
E. N. TUCKER, Agent. ~
Gems of Art, 500
WORKS Of Ben Jonson, New Edition, 250
Book of Paror Games, 100
Floral Offering, loo
Little Ferns, for Fapny's Little Friends, rs
Hot Can, Life Scenes in New York, illns-
traied, by Snon Robinson, author of "Wild
Maggie p "Madelinao SC L25
Peep lnto Uncle I om's Cabin, by Aunt Mary, 100
scrbne s Engineers Pocket Table Book, l,25
Mechanics, principles and application, by Oliver
Byrne, rs
Poole's Index 70 Periodic i Literature, 500
spirIualism, by Judge Edmonds 1875
Appelon's Modern Atlas of tho Earth, ESQ
Helen Mulgraye, so
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United States and Foreign Patent


Office SO State, corner 0 + Congress- street., Boston.
Fs'DE undersigned, late Principal Examiner in The
L United states Patent Office at Washington City.
has just resigned his office or the purpose OF establish
ing au agency in Boston for procuring Patents in this
and foreign eountres. A r.sa
HE long official connection with the Patent Office has
rendered him familiar with its rules and practce and
with the history onventiOn in this and other countries;
and .bs experience, with the frequent visits which he
proposes making to the Patent Office, ustifes him
saying that his agency will offer to Inventors all the
advantages of located Washington. and, in ad
ton those which result from residence in the midst
Of mechanical and manufacturing industry.A glaa
Advice given upon all matters relating 10 the validity,
OF patents, the novelty and patensability OF nven-
lions and in the general department OF Mechanical En-
gineering,-S pecifcations and Drawings pIepaTed,-
Caveats INSTRUMENTATION procured OF applica-
iions that have been rejected upon Mperiecy prepared
papers Cases of Interference. and applications for
tension and reissue prosecutedand, in general, all
business connected with the Patent Office, transacted
with care pue promptnsss, siflasrt
British and other foreign pOtepts procured, through
prompt and confidential agents, in London and Paris.
The law recently enacted IN Great Britain, having
materially reduced the cost OF obtaining patents In that
kingdom opens 10 inventors an opportunity OF protect
ing their rig hts within the British realm, which they
have before enjoyed. Patents are now granted
which extend over England Ireland and Scotland.
Persons residing at distance may obtain all neces-
sary information, and have their business transacted,
by writing TO the subscriber, qost paidD without the
trouble and expense OF visit TO Washington.
He begs leave TO refer those uIacquainted with him
TO the following testiInonals:--A itf# fN&A
From the Eramiaers In he Patent Once 81
"lne und0fsNheui ffthclpdlu anu Assistant tAdlhefh
IN the United States Patent Office, have for several
years been well acquainted with Nh. samuel Cooper,
lately Principal Examiner In this Office; and take
pleasure IN stating that he 10 gentleman Of the highest
moral character, OF rnquestioned knowledge IN the
business and practice Of the Office, and that his scen-
tihc atammentsare such as eminentB it him for the
business in which no Is about 10 engage Va
HENRY d. RErwicK, pr;n,srof
l.. ID. GALS, I ErnmsTrerr,
tN ]. II LANE. "
4ssistant Evani,lsrs--l'. r. Peale, Thos 7 Eve
,itt. n southgate smith, VIM. Chauncy Langdon. DO
sFrom Tong acquaintance and intimate official rela
lions with MIR. Cooper fully AMI heartily concur In
The foregoing recommendation made BY my late coll
leagues WIN. p. n. FfTzoER-LD, ft
Late Principal Eraminfr " Putenfs.D
From Hon Shesndsi Leland Boston,
az have been well acquainted with Mr.. Cooper for
many years. and have the fullest confidence In his
falthioness and integrity. eirlaig y LELAND"
feb wlamolvr SAMUEL COOPER
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W0RCEsTRR LYCEUM.
TINE Course OF Lectures for the Winter of 1851,
L viii commence on the 18th vember, at The Y
CITY HALL
and be continued as folloSVs viz:
laI l.ectlIrn n nv IL .A1Ea 4 Eel ns Rnaln.

and be continued as follows, viz
LIST lecture, y ovs Thames T, FIELDS, Bosioa.
2d 4" Dec Pax BEEJAMIN, New York.
81 4" Dec l5--hev X. y. SToRRs,Jr BrUoKy n.
4th g Dec. 29--Rev. SAMUEL JOHNSON, saaln
5'h :" Jan. l2-Rev Thee PARKER, Boston.
9th a" Jan. z0--OLIYER w HOLMES Boston
tn q Feb. 9--faev. e. STARR kING Boston
9Th q Feb. % Rev. FRsDK "A nEDsE, Pruyi'ce.
9Th (" Mar 9--WENDELL PHILLIPS Boston
l0Ih +" Mar. 23-'lYM. SPRAeuE, ID. d., Albany
~ Tickets for the course may be obtaired Of the
Treasurer and tho BoHhs cres, the following prices:
Gentlemen s. ,0J,Adies and Minors so cents single
Lectures, y els 70 he paid u the door ~
All purchases Of Tickets vi be entitled to The use
of The iib4sF cuGtliaHg abogt 1900 volumes of val
liable Books, for ue Whole 1elS
The doors iic open AZ Z and elusea at Il O'Clock
benny CHAPLIN President
f1tO IS EARLE, Secretary .
tfsiNGtES WHITE, J reas
Worcts'sr, Nav i2 l9 df
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PU8AE0 LECTURES.


The Young Hens Historical Society,
yKTILL hold Coun of ectures, this season, at III
w GETTY HALL,
commencing Tuesday Evening ROY. ~, at "a o'crk,
10 be continued as follows. viz;
/. Nov. 60 --Hun joIiN r. HALE, New York.
Dec. 6.-TIMeTHY BEeELow; Esq, Boston.
5. Dec. 20-Hon. EpwA m l.. REYES. Uedham
4 Jan s.--Iion. GEoRaRS BOUTWELL,, Groton.
s. Jan. "a GEORGE SUMNER, Esq, Boston,
6 Jan. 3l--Df OLIVER w. HoEMEs Boston.
2, Feb. IA Hon, ANsnN BURLINGKaB, Cambridge.
8 Feb. 2S-fev BoRKeE JAMES. W, rctR ier.
9. Mar. l4liev T. D. ANDERsoN, RpxLury.
10 Mar 2S.-Rev l.. STONE Boston,
Tickets for The co9rse, al he obtained iiplchin
sons, Wesby's, Kets, and Aliens bookstores al the
following prces: Gentleman and Lady, 81; a Cen
ileman, IS cents; a Lady or Minor, SO cents Single
lectures, l2t eens TO b3 paid at the Door. 7cksts
not -GRsterabls
Doors open before a. aud closed At II precisely All
persons requested to be Ia the Hall previous to
past7 O'Clock.
C. JIIBsON
SIDNEY CLARKE,
JESSE b. WHEELER. Committee.
F. sT0WELG.,
c. BR lGGS,
Worcester, N november, 1853. If nl5
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Prof. WM. R0EENER

in town again and VIII be happy TO see the patrons
4 of Portrait and Landscape Paintings
at his rooms, No 243 Main street, over SCOTS Drug
Store. diff fFH -.fs in31
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Woreaster DRAMATIC INuseum.

sr,eg MAstesa..-.........J. & vARfLITcn
See, nd nghI of Mr. James Sheriff Who Is engaged
tor flnfidetis oaly. Valuable aiainaas ne company
ON TUESDAY EVENING, Dec ~, wiz be acted
" tae beautiful play, IN acts eiiited THE
STRANGER a. h3 isapthrorv ana REM fsncs. U
The STRANGER .............., Mr. James Sheriff.
Mrs Hsllef..................M Mrs BessenheTE
Beautiful Overtrres by the Orchestra H
After the play, H. A. Mccarthy viii sing Trust to
Luck"
t. conclude with the celebrated Farce entitled the
SPECTRE BRIDEGROOM; or Ghost IA Spite Of
Hinlself
Dckory ...................Mr T. c. weymsr.
~ Full particulars, Bills of the day
Doors open al 2; TO commence befose G.
PRIcEs-Parquette, so cents Circle 25 eentsi Gal
cry l2s cents. So
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5 OF 10. 0OO Nnrsarv Trees.

or THE choicest kinds Of Fruit, for sale by b. F.
- WHITNEY. orders received by Messis Lawrence
& sprague n3
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rnT1cEs. &c.
ms. 81. ". Geralds.

T5EMALE PLY SICIAN, and successful Midwife
1 Educated II TIE \. 8. Female aiedicsl Eoiieie
" i'll answer cslia ni7h md gaN
u KesHence No. NSlnut Street app a.
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Tne First Inquiry" Echo Answers
W here O.,

WM6TG I!
1t was morn, bright December morn. as a yonth
stood gazing for long time the beautiful sdisplay
of ait before him. His first, and natural inquiry to
himself was Is this, them" said the youth sis this
the place where the lights ami shadows pictured TO
life polished silver plates, and, b. the artists skill
gided with pure gold ~ Echo answers, lis even so.
Then light The torch, he said hea in Excelslor'a
hand, % guide both Youth and Age, whrethe Sunshine
art is studied in the highest degree. will know ui.
the youth declares He ascends step by step till he
reaches the SKY Light Hall = pauses- he makes his
frs bow before the artists chr takes bis first stlingi
The Youth is satisfied returning his friends. he
shows his pze-he informs them with one hasly
breath, the place OF places, where one can get the
Types Of Life. Remember, he says, at Union Block
Daguerrean Gallery, 1877 Main street. over l.. d. God
dard's STORE. So dec6 diff
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French for the Million,

Only w W for Course Of Thirty Lessons
fNHE subscriber, wishing that all should know hisna-
tive language, offers to teach evening class Of
Ladies and Gentlemen, fer the above mere Nominal
ptice. II any ish now learn French please leave
yeur names at rs Pleasant street Liyermore's Book
store, or Thompsoh's News Room, before New Year.
will be received after that date The class will
be taught in room Main street Private lessons
given as ususl dl7 djyls F. MISNER
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L. @ ElIEIfFRlgs EREN- 80

GONE kind Of a MusicalInstrumenI lor your.
~ Son or Daughter,
that will interest improve, and keep them at home
evenings than have regret something worse after
wards Al such ahings be Tad very cheap, at The
WORCESTER MUSIC STORE, 200 Main street
Did you ecer think Of it,
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HENRY D. KENwioh, Prinesgal
L. ID. GALS, Eron,,rs,
j, III LANE.


4 ssa a Large Assortment Of 6
' " NJ W. gaxfU 81 g.
Al the Worcester 8fasic Store, 200 Main Street
directly IN front Of the Worcester House.
sEsHE propriator has iaei for Iurnishing new Au
IL sic, which renders his store desirable place 20
trade People from the country will find Il their 40
vintage call send their orders Music, Books,
Strings or anything In the way Musical merchandise
lyPRIcEs yuRy Low--onentnles lower than mar
krt prices.
Superior Pluno Fortcs, Melocsons, Guitars, Violin
and Flutes, for sale and TO LET, on very iavotnpl
terms. nyPiANos TuNnD. issm ~
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Birds.
A FEW hoce Canary Birds Also, Cages, Foun
II taihs Sc iIGhLOWis,
dt ( Maple slrtst
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WHEREAs, Lucy Jane Jacobs, my wife, has lsn
w my bed aud board, | hereby forbid all persons
harhorng or trusting her on my account shall pay
no debts ther contracting.
ALEXANDER JACOBS.
Grafton, Dec "a, 1888. decl5 d6l