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BOSTON Feb ~.
Arrived-shirs Otomocto and Sea Eagle Liverpool
Saxony, VIM witherlcy, Saml Fsles and rmoleon, New
Orleans banks Mary Ardrossan; Nova Scotia, Glasgow
Bay state Baltimore; John Parker NOrleans Dwight
Baltimore Iacoba, and Echo, Philadelphia briggs Carl
ton, NC Judge Hathaway, Surnsm; Benguela Matan.
2as Isabella Charleston; schrs Lepreette NYork; Re-
nown Iowa. Lawrence, Kossuth, Calhoun, Hghlan-
der Henrietta, and Gazee, Philadelphia; Roscoe,
Fredericksburg Sharon, Richmond: NJ Peavex Aexsn-
dria Mary Miller, Philadelphia; steamer City of New
York do.
Clesrea-ship Marathon, Australia; bark William, Ha-
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Passengers Arrived.
BRHNEy-Bark Orion-Mr d Bushmann.


AUsrRAIA-shp Akbar-.Jas Randle, David Hill, and
Rutherford II Esselton Heller, Thomas Hargraves,
rachougb, w Casey, p Edwards, W Rogers Donald A
McIennan, Alex fesn James Gibson, VIM shoveyi Mrs
a Shovey, A Shaver, A Gonette, LAurenceau, Julian
Bourdean, Andrew Newell, James Newell, James Il Glib
son--2s.
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ITO IET--TO SINGLE CENT ENEN TWO FURNISHED
i rooms without board the second floor OF house
pleasantly situated in Madison street Rutgers from
1st May next part of the house would be let small
family. Apply at los Monroe street.
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ITO LET--A LADIES' BOARDING HOUSE IN THE
l. most central part OF the city. No need apply
but those calculated to keep very quiet and genec
house. Terms $40 per week in advance Address note
TO Mrs. G. H., broadway Pos. Office
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DOARD WANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN AND LADY,
ID in private family, with furnished unfurnished
rooms between Broome and Fourteenth streets,
Broadway or the Bowery Address J. b. Bowery Post
Office, stating location and terms
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DoARD WAETED-IN PRIVATE FAMILY, OR
ID where thore very few boarders, by lady, two
children hree and five years old, and servant large
floor viii, be required Location west Of Broadway, and
between Fourth and Fourteenth streets Fourth and Sixth
avenues. For such accommodation, if satisfactory,
about six hundred dollars year will be paid. Address,
with real name stating locaation &c box 2527 Lower
Post Office.
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DoAED WANTED IN THE COUNTRY, BY A GEN
Id tleman for himself wife, child and servant
nient to the city from LIST Of May to October Please ad
dr. ss K. Il H box 63l Post Office.
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The steamship Albatross arrived in port yesterday
afternoon, from Vera Cruz, which port she left on
the 10Th inst, at twelve o'clock bringing letter
/. mail from California for New York and passengers
through from San Francisco with dates to the LIST Of
February.
The following i list of passengers per steamship
Albatross, Captain 0Nea from Vera Cruz, 18th
instant -
Mn. George stesart bearer of dispatches from Mex
can government; r. Townsend. Mr. Wallace, Mr.. Ran.
som, Mr. Iemmez and two children W. Thompson and
two chidIen DIT Andinred J. A. Fernandez A. Millenet
Manuel Msra serrsno and servant Miss Ventura MUIR
LsuIesno ben'iaca Mrs. Rsm~ey NJ Hersch J Antonio
Herrers snd two companions T. 8rough p p yelez and
seryspf = hio' ossfsin hes Mr.. NcFsea and twenty
-four Of Max Nare',eks opers company
Steamer Albatross sailed from Vera Cruz on the
18th Revolution continues in Mexico The late
President Juan u. Caballos, resigned on the 9Th and
81 LOmbardiDi, Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court
took The seat by the Constitution Of Mexico Cabal.
l., resigned on account OF the arrival Of Cen Uraga
at the capital, who differed witt him, and who il
rad 90 Re In favor Of the return Of Santa Anna and
the ran of Eal.sco. II IL believed by many that
Ccu t-ays I'll declare himself dictator he having
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D0AKD WANTED--IN A PRIVATE FAMILY IN
I'D South Brooklyn, for family Of three persons And
infant References exchanged Terms moderate. Ad-
draas j NJ Herald 0iIrA.
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vINO LET-WITH FULL OR PARTIAL. BOARD. TO FA-
/ miles single gentlemen--tw0 suites Of rooms,
Handsomely furnished second floor. House contains
modern and Is easy Of by and
stages. Apply Mt No Abingdon square west side.
rI,O GENTLEMEN AND FAMILIES VISITING LONDON.
i -JOSIAND'S family and private boarding establish
ment known Providence House, established twenty
five years, No Falcon sq1arc and NO Falcon street,
both united In one the General Post Office London.
THIS establishment conducted the principles sup
plying the esseptols of respectable hotel combined
with the comforts Of private residence, is most
venienty situated FOR merchants and buyers from Amer
ca to the London markets, and families pleasure or
business The situation Is open, sry quiet and respec-
table, Cheapside, the wholesale stores Ave minutes
walk from the Bank of England, Royal Exchange, aud
Hall Of Commerce. In all its arrangements, the most
rigid attention is given to the vsiters. drawing
for ladies and private sitting for families Fixed
charges for servants.
VLTANTED-BY GENTLEMAN, A PLEASANT, GOOD
w sized bedroom, furnished unfurnshed with
breakfast and dinner Sunday in gentee private ia
miy, French preferred) within ten minutes walk Of
Grace Church, Best references given Address II.
box ,374 Post Office
VTTANTID-AN UNFURNISHED ROOM AND BED
w room, or a large front room, with without
board in small private family where there few
other boarders Terms reasonable payable in advance
IL suited Would engage for year from May next.
Location below Canal street. and Broadway Address,
for three days, Mrs. G. D., Herald Office.
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T-uRNISHED ROOMS TO LEA SUIT 0FHANDSOME-
Il ly furnished the first floor with with
ont partial board at I'll Twelfth street of Broad
Nay Terms rea enable,
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DOARD IN BROOKLYN-A PLEASANT UNFUR-
ID nisbed or furnished room suitable for lady and
gentleman may be obtained in q family where there
only few boarders taken the comforts Of home will
be found. Also, two gentlemen be accommodated
with breakfast and tea and elmer Sundays Apply at
1855 Adams street. few minutes walk from Fulton ferry.
TOOARD wANTED-BY TWO YOUNG .EEyTI..sItN,
Id in sociable private family The most unexrcptona-
BILE references given and required Address O. W. G.,
Herald 0fica.
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DOAFD UP TOWN.--A LADY AND GENTLEMAN OR
ID two or three single gentlemen be accommodate
ted with delightful suit of rooms in private family
b, applying at ITO West Fourteenth street.
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DOARD WANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN, WIFE, AND
I'D infant A room unfurnished private family pre-
erred terms not to exceed % per week ind ncnce
Other borders would hire two three rooms, and
beard Themselves References exchanged Addr Home
Herald Office.
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DOARDfNG.-LARGE AND PLEASANT ROOMS, SUIT
ID able for gentleman and wife, single gentlemen,
In desirable location with modern improvements. The
house is large and convenient to several stage routes
Apply st sl4 Greenwich street, corner Of Jane
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VLTANTED-BY GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE, A
w front ROOM neatly furnished with board In
private family boarding house. below Canal street,
Broadway. Terms not to exceed ten dollars peg
week, including fire and lights. Address D. A. s., Herald
Office, for two days.
VXTANTED-A NEAT AND HANDSOMELY FURNISH
w ed apartment, Tor q gtntlem,n and lady, fwtls
board for the lady onyJ with widoS lady preferred,
and In the nsghho,hood Of Broadway. Address 8. 3.
Broadway Post ONCE
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DOARDING. "A SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY HAVE A
I'D genteel furnished front parlor tho first floor
let 10 lady and gentleman. with board for lady only.
Location, west side of Broadway below Canal street,
respectable street and neighborhood Terms cash in
advance For particulars, address Elizabeth Broadway
Post Office.
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DoARD WANTED IN SOUTH BRooKLYN-PERMA-
nent board wanted, in n respectable private family
where there is other but few boarders kept for
gentleman his wife, two children, he Oldest not two
years. and.servant. The location must be pleasant
the house situated between Atlantic and Carroll Court
and Henry streets Those who have such accomnoda-
tons may address, (post paid) A. j., Post Office Brook
lyn stating location, terms, &C., others will be at
tended to.
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BOARD IN BROOKLYN.--A GENTLEMAN AND wfEr
ID have board, with handsome suits Of rooms on
second floor, in small private family Location vory
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DOARD AT 284 TENTH STREET-SINGIE ROOMS OR
I'D suits of rooms, with full or partial board can be
obtained at the above place at moderate prices single
gentlemen or gentlemen and their wives House supplied
with hot and cold baths, gas &c.
DOARDING-FURNISHED APARTMENTS FOR FAM-
ID lies or single gentlemen with full partial board
Also, to let to single gentlemen, without board
Transient board 81 rs per day Hot, cold, shower
baths the house. free Of boarders 34 Broadway
corner of Leonard street.
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FURNISHED ROOMS 10 LET IN BROADWAY NEAR
the St Nicholas Hotel suitable for single gentlemen.
They consist Of three four handsome rooms communi
eating with p.ne ched gas Ia srouced &c. Also,
two excellent attic The house Is otherwise
pied by pri, ate family tat will not in May. Adj
dIess Ii {. L.. HInadwav poSt Olhcn
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Ship Tornado, Mumford, from New York. Jan IL for
San Francisco Jan "a, lat 30 ls, lon AZ 80.
Bark Palmetto Of Kennebunk from Galveston for
Portsmouth Tor Boston), Feb II, off II Shot Keys.
Bark PAMELA, hence Feb ~ for Australia, Feb 10,
lat 40, Ion 6S.
AsPISwAII,-Arr Feb g. briggs Rufus Soule, Chapman,
NYork (and cid 18th for xagua Bay, Cubs) 10th, Gen
Taylor Sparrow do Cid 9Th, schr Granite State Norris
N0rleans; 10th, briggs Chief, Smith, xagua Bay Sarah
Elizabeth Toothaker Los Cabazes Cuba; 18th bark
Maine law Den ing Cardenas.
BERnuDA-Cld Feb1, brig Zoara Parrtt, Providence.
sid Jan 80, briggs Elizabeth Emery, Cuba 3lst, Griffin,
Webb Wilmington NC; Feb 8, Cleaner (Br), Lockart,
Boston, with part Of brig Majestics cargo.)
AT do Feb H. bark Eliza Barss Wellington for Cienfue
gos schrs Advance King for Demarara; Dispatch Dnns
conb for Turks Islands; Aredora," Smith, for Bsrba
does; Sarah Lucy Dennis, from Boston, unc, repg
CARDgSAs-Arr Feb 10, bark st Jago, Means, Havana.
Sid 18th briggs Gen Marion Bibber and Charles Edward,
Doak Portland Poconocket Brewer NYork; 17th barks
A Knsman, 1burston, Boston; Churchill Hichborn,
NYork seah Atkins, Philadelphia; brig Tuscan Peters,
Boston schr Meridian Wood Portland 18TH brig Ellen
Amy, TO load for Wilmington, &c.
CrSFuEGoe-In port Feb IL, barks Reindeer, Franklin,
for NYork days; Csrriola Hoxey, do do wyandotte,
land for Boston do Brothers. Wyatt from and for Nor
folk do; Thomas Walter, Marshman, do do; Osceola,
Farrell dsg African, Keepe, for NYork wig; W Brin
kerbo Phibroo for do days schr Mary Groton Geyer
Arr at do 2d Br schr sarah Mcdonald Portland; 9TH
briggs Maria Pickett Boston Marcellus, Bourne st Jago
schr Brooksvlle Tbbctts, Aspnwal Sid 9Th bark Viz
other account says schr Harriet Tayor); 18TH Venus
HArIyAxArr Feb 49, steamship Canada, Stone, Boston,
"A hours for Liverpool land sid same day) brig Mary
York g. CID 18TH schr Effort, Curry do Put back 19th
schr SArah Grimm, for NYork.
HAvAyA-Arr Feb II. brig George, Hill Bath; schrs
Juspo low saco sarsh Moore Norfolk; 18th, steamers
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-11
BUsh's Snlilax Sarsan3rilja.
DISEASE GONQURREDi
AIORTlMORE's
r h eumatiC Compound
AND BLOOD PURIFIER,
4 SLre n1ld Renledial Aanllt a RheNlnatisln.

4 A Sure and Remedial Age3at for Rheumatism,
5l3 Al ats Forms r.
TTNHE astonishing success which is attended this
i medicine in the O Rhegmaiic complaints,
either ina mmatofy, acute, or chcadiC, of matter
what complicated form Of long or short duration,
renders the most vH4uabo preparation discover
ed the Se{e reliable remedy for Ibis dire complaint,
and radical is it in its workings thai 1t has secured
the sanction of many OF he first ply aica< who have
used a decnjer without ih IN its merits,
only to be coiIyinc Of its miraculous puwe Morti-
7ore's Conn und is u vegetable extract an internal
remedy, pleasing the taste, harmless in as cts,
and be administered 10 al ages conditions with
fear, prepared sole for the OF tai
disease. lis tonic. Strengthening the system SEN
orally, whilst sooitfs the nerves, and impafts hta
thy aeen 10 the digestive organs aud Prfes the booI.
Thousands have already found relief AMI permanent
cure, and each and every Case where it has bsen
tested it has invariably answered the purpese never
having been known fail The prepetors feel iusti-
fed in thus assnring The public of its virtues as they
base its merits entirely upon its performances, and nj
low the latter only 10 be mentioned in its behalf Tes
timonials OF the highest character are daily received
from various sections Of the Union eorrohortns these
taets, giving additional aud nndeuled evidence of
the virtues of this truly grear and reliable remydy.
For sale wholesale and retR by
w. v ALEXANBE & Co.
at their Central Ofce, No. Barclay street, New York.
We most respectfully ask those who icted 10
send to the Agent in their vicinity and get Circular
and read the letters and certificates Rev Jas Mitchell
Rev. N Bergman, Rev. j. u. Linn, Rev. j. NJ Kelly,
Rev. r. A. Colbutn and other Clereymen; while we
ada the OF lon. j. Smith, late President of the
Bank OF the State of Missouri Geo. o. AtheEton, OH.
Ger in the Bank in st. Louis Messrs james ii. Eddy,
S. Downing, A. Holland, o. w. Stones w. Christy,
Joseph SOuthack. with othel prominent merchants of
st. Louis, as also vast numbers Of other citizens
Mr.. P. Price, merchant of New Orleans, wries that
he ten gears a cripple From chronic rheumatism,
and for three years could scarcely himself in he'd
ii had affected his whole system lie tried all remedies
he could hear Of and ali the most celebrated ply sc;ans,
but found rtef until he obtained his compound and
IL cured him e8ectudhy We might give hundreds of
such cases cured in New Orleans and The souk
This is home evidence, and these i0iH ioitResseS
where this remedy first Introduced and where many
thousands have been cured during The last two years.
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Premium oaleratus.

HAVING made arrangements with the manufacturer
Ii WIN. Hyde Esq, ior the sale of his Premium Sal
ereus In this county, we are prepared 20 furnish The
trade superior article in half ami whole bhls Ht the
Manufacturers prices This salerwtus, having recelv
ca the FIRST premium at two recent State Fairs in
- Is now Offered TO the public With the fullest conf
49, LEE, SPRAGUE e. co.
W0fcester, Aprl5 5, 1859. anr6 dawtf
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WANTED.

I OR TWO LADIES to sell Goods Millinery
Rooms, 10 whom constant employment will be
given by b. |. HARDON & 90
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Grass Seed

IN Store and receiving by r. Road, from Northern
L N ", and Vermont, large quantities Of -trine
Reapen Timothy Seed, Northern and Western Clover
Seed, Norhern and Southern Retop Seed, all of which
price.
Those who buy to sell again are respectfully inv ed
TO examine stock they will find it the largest ard
best selected outside Of Boston, and at prices low
the same quantity can be bought in Boston market.
LEE, SPRAHUE q CO.,
moh99 dd,wtf AZ Main streSt.
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Garden Seeds.

1NHE subscribers, feeling the necessity of having the
l. pnbc supplied with good Garden Seeds, have made
arrangements TO furnish at wholesale and RETAIL oil
kinds OF the best Seeds selected and raised by Mr.. Da
rus Rice the well known Gardener, Of this City. Those
wishing to purchase in quantities TO SELL or to use them
selves, such Carrot Beet, Onion, any other kinds
of Seed, can be supplied at the lowest market prices
corner Of Front and Trumbull streets
TAFT Il HARRINGTON.
Worcester, March 10, 1853. DIV
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Grass Seed.

lust received and for sale large lot of Reaped
~ Iimathy Seed, of superior quality. Northern,
Western, ard White Clover Seed. Also a large lot of
Northern Redtop Seed which will be sold wholesale
and retail at the lowest market prices
taft Il HARRINGTON
Corner of Front and Trumbu SITS.
worcester April |, 1893 april d4w
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COpARTNFRSHTP.

FTNHE subscribers have formed Copartuership under
i the name and firm of c. A. HARRINGTON l. CO.,
for the purpose OF selling Drugs Paints lis and Man
uiacturers' Articles and win continue the business
the old stand of G. A Harrington, No SO Main
@. A. HARRINGTON.
mchl7 JEROME MARBLE.
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Ribbons and Millnery Goods,
Flowers.

n e BOXES French and American Bunches and
u spriss, just received by
MILES BROWNING,
ape diff 100, Corner Main and Walnut streets.
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THE MOUNT PHEASANT SCH00I.

5 in readiness to receive pupils at any time aud az
4 AL tines AS this is season when parents are
LOOKING Tor school at which TO place their children
during the Spring und Summer, their attention is res
pectully called TO the Mount Pleasant School, corner
oil Pleasant and Crown Streets in Worcester.
tits In beautiful locality combining the pure atmos
phere and scenery of the country with the renements
and pleasures Of beautiful city, being within five
minutes walk Of the City Hail.
All the branches of retned and finished English
Education taught, together with Latin and French
Crayon, and Monochromatc Drawing, Oil Painting,
Music, Waxfowers, Needework, DC, &c.
Terms liberal and Teachers well qualified. Please
call and see US.
A. CARTER of Worcester,
J. A. POTTER, of Concord, N. N,
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Conarinershin.

FTNHE subscribers, having formed a Copartuership un
Il der the name and firm OF MOORE Il SERVY, wiz
continue the Grocefg business, the Store recently
cupIed by II. s. Moore & Son. corner OF School and
Union streets continuance Il tile patronage Of their
friends solicited. l.. d. MOORE.
an7 d3t -. ]. w. SERNY.
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100 Agents Wanted!

AVV Is OI1Vs W auGoW Nv " n
ITO engage in the sale of Taliaferro, CUMMINGS a.
Il Blss's Patent SELF HEATING, SMOOTHING
TAlLORs' AND HATTERs' IRONS, in the States
OF Connecticut, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island Ii
is an article OF great practical value and enters iAto
every family Towns and districts will be assigned ex
clusiveiy to each, and il is desirable that the agents
should he well known in the territory in which thew
may operate. The business viii be profitable to such
as can furnish testimonials of character integrity,
apply The business being cash. capital of 500 will
be all that is required. -
WILLIAM CRUTTENDEN, Agent.
ONCE in Tylel's Building, rs Chapel Street, New
Haven, Conn. inches dAw3w*
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NOTICES. &c.
TO RAILROAD COMpAwTFs

A fAMFhLbr is being circulated by Henry B.
19o9yeaI' Purportng to be history Of an inter.
fereaee declared between the administrator Of Nelson
Goodyear, assignee of Edward Hamilton and the S.
signee Of Henry NJ Paine, in of priority Of in
venon for DETECTING s05Hd0los for railroad cars The
object OF this notice is TO declare the said pamphlet
gross fraud and decepton such interference having
been declared The question of interference between
Henry NJ. Paine and the assignees of Edward Hamilton
was raised upon application for patent made 81
me May 24h, 1862, for the of blinds shutters c
% ma no reference whatever to my patent of January
9 1u lo92 iet detecting window, window having
GehectWe properties, now owned by the Railroad Car
Henn,ating Company, and which has never been ques-
ae me subject Of litigation, as the sobjoined
't'ei nom tue commissioner of Patents will certify
UNITED STATES PATENT OrFIcf,
ts January 3lst, 1883
SIN ~ out Hitter of the 18th instant was duly re-
ceiyed The office letter Of thg 2gh Instant on fhe
last application is believed contain an answer 70 The
questions OF your letter of the 25h inst vhich are
now repeated however, The Office have no obec-
tons 10 state, that there cas no inter ference declared
bet~een The patent Of E. Hamilton, of the 9Th Of
May 1851 and tie Paine patent Of 6th January 1857
Had such an interference been declared; il would Of
course, have been made before the issue of letter
patent.
,a The decision in your application Of May 24ih,
lo9 hdd no relation TO your patent of 9Th January,
necessary.
b" Yours, respectfully,
~ I'm m' ZANE. s. IL. HODGES.
York; 80 -1'f ~ = az 90 w"
II Will be seen by the above letter that the patent
owned by me Railroad Car Venlaiing Company re-
mains being the one issued Jan. Sin Is5l
have only TO add that Mr. Nelson GOODYEAR offered me
We1ty thousand dollars or my patent and when re-
thing in his power to create doubt abont its yadrv
SO az to destroy its value The false and malicio1s
pamphlet alluded to above proves that his snrcsssor
II. u. Goodyear, is worthy of his trust.
NEW YoRK, April, 1853. HENRY NJ. PAINE
The Railroad Car Ventilatng Company will soon is.
sue pamphlet containing copies of both patents and
drawings, showing up this fraudulent matter III detail
ap9 HlW
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AUCTIONS.
GREAT SALE OF
GUARDIAN3S SALE
OF VALUABTE

OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
WILL be sold by License of Couit, on TIIEsnAv
w April 18th, on the premises, at 10 O'Clock A M
l8ACRES OF LAND, on the road leading from south
10 New Worcester, belonging TO the of The late
NATHANIEL BROOKS.adj joining land Of Pitt Holmes
Daniel Goddard, and others. Also, small piece near
the above.
Also, ct o'clock, ON the prenises,
81 Acres Of Pasture and Wood Land,
about mile north of the Court House. adjoining land
of Isaac Mills and jonathan Nelson Fer further par
liculars inquire OF LEWIS CHAPLIN, Guardian, or
CHAS. e. BROOKS, No. 8, Front street. Terms made
known at sale 5. w SELBY & CO, Auct'rs.
Worcester March II, 1853. mail2 dts
Valuable Fruit Trees at Auction! y
ssyg THE subscriber will sell at Auction, on
s'9& THURSDAY, April l4th, at O'Clock, A. M,
"~ in the rear of the Central Holel, in Worcester,
a very fine lot OF extra sized
APP lie n EES,
of the most popular varieties. Also a few fine Dwarf
and Standard Pc AIRS, and other Fluit Tees s..
The Apple Trees raised and grated by tho sub
scriber for his own The Pear Trees Were mostly
received through Col Wilder from European Nurscres
Many of these Trees have ulready shown Fruit, and
nearly all OF them possess the beautiful brous roots
which the result of hen having been ttrce ranS.
planted They TO be sold not for any defects
whatever, but simply because The subscriber has 10
use for the large st ck of Trees which he fines accum-
uated upon his hands; truly valuable lot of
Fruit Trees has net been offered public sale in this
city. GEO jacques
Worcester, April 8, 1858. d5tis