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Worth a Visit.

WlEN you visit San Francisco, call and
see the superb collection of Cnriosities
ut The CHINESE SALES ROOM, of ToBiN
& DUNCAN, corner Sacramento and Ledsdolf
streets san Francisco. This mognficeal room
ex ends from Long Wharf to Sacramento ST
between Sansome and LeiGesdorff streets. 1t
is l20 feet deep, and filled with all the beauti-
tul manufactures of the Celestial Empire -
The rare and splendid GRAPE SlIAWI.S. so
highly priced as presents for home, can be
lonnd at this.house only, in endless variety.
Feb. H. 1883 Aft
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rSNlHE AND ECONOMY ARE MONEY.
n Pafker'S Labor Sariag Soap and Uai-
verSaf Chemical stain Ertractor.
This new preparation, for its labor-saving
and renoyating qualities, stands before the
public without rival. Want of space ire
vents the enumeration of all its advantages
and claims to popular favor. Anon. the scores
the following are
Efrst--lt saves labor il supercedes the ne
nessity of ru bing and pounding. and protects
both skin and knuckies as well as buttons and
clothes.
AeronG-It saves time. washing ordina-
rily requiring day may be easily &C complisi
ed in two hours.
Ihird-ll is economical in regard to the use
Of water, not requiring more than onc-tonth Or
dina lily employed by common soaps.
FouTM 1t will instantly remove grease and
sp ITS from paint without the use OF any wafer
whatever, and thus protects carpets and furni-
ture from suds and slops
Fifh-Flannels can be washed WI hont he
ing iulled or sticky, with the ease and rapidity
Of that Of cotton or linen
S,rth-lt is wonderfully effective in rcmov-
ing grease ard spots from woolens and linens
it ispcifcctly harmless. 1t will not iniera the
NEST delicate fabric
Sereuh 1t whitcns clothes and renders the
skin both soft and white, and IS an inialble
cure for chapped hands.
ovatng the skin it is unequalled
Nntt--lt supcrcedes the necessity of using
polishing powders, by instantly imparting a
most brilliant lustre to jewelry, plate, Britain
min tin. copper and brass.
Ienth--lt is acknowledged bv all who have
used this soap, TO be the greatest inver ton of
he age. It's use is absolutely indispensable
for the comfort Of every family and the conyc-
nience OF every hotel steamboat, restaurant,
ship and laundry II is also admirably adapt
ep for the mines.
1t is retailed atthe principal groceries in the
city, and sold at wholesale at the mauufactu-
! rcr's depot, Sc California street, San Francisco.
We refer to the captains of the steamers Nor
hencr. Tennessee, Pacific, ortes, Winfield
scott. Brother Jonathan. New W orld Wilson
q Hunt, Camanche and American Eagle
| Among the many who have tested its superior
| qualities, we are permitted to refer to Fallon
| & Gallagher. Mrs. :. A. Iceland and Mrs.
! Petit, California ST.. J. G. Dow, f. ID. Hall,
! Geo s Mann, G. l}. Post 4 Co, Collins g. Co.
and Henry Meiggs.
d f. PACKER g. CO..
Inventors and Proprietors, 66 California st.
Frh3 3-4l-im san Francisco. Cal.
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q. nj Sheridan, M. ID.

x. c. d. and Iccoucher,
A NAUTICAL Chemist and Metnllurrist
IA Office near Boston Ravlne, opposite
Glen's Quartz Mill, Grass Valley Analyses
ard assays performed with the striotest care
and attention gold and silver melted. refined
and collected from all cvtrancous matter
mercury refined and purified; quartz assayed
So as not only TO give the quantity ofprccous
metals that it may contain, but also the uuan.
ti,y that may be expected to extract from it by
the method Of crushing and Indignation by
whlchit is proposed to be worked.
Agency for the sale and purchase Of quartz
and other mining claims. Medical advice to
the poor gratis
Dec 10, 1852 33Im*
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CHEAP LU N Der !
EAGLE MILL

II W T. TtIIIFI NTILII.
THE- Proprielors of the Eagle Mil, on Big
Deer Creek, three-fourths Of "A mile above Ne
vada, have constantly on hand all kinds Of
Lumber,
IVhi.h are uW Sell OF 81 90 per Hundred
or in large quantities at less price and we
have good team, and are prepared to deliver
Lumber at the most reasonable rates. We
are also prepared to saw at short notice
any reasonable amount, at as low rate
as any mill in the county and they confidently
believe they can give general satisfaction to
the public Good roads have been prepared
on either side Of the creek, from town to the
Mill. Orders left with A. Rogers * Co, on
Mainsircct, or II. Davis, on Broad street, will
be promptly attended to-
CRAWFORD. WOOD & co.
Feb. H. iSS9 AFT
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DRU GS & MEDICINE

EUST received at the City Drug Store
- Main street, Nevada city. large stock
of Drugs, Me iicnos, Perfumery, Patent Med
icines, &c, consisting in part Of
Nitric Acid, Muriatic Acid, Oil Vitriul, Tar
taric Acid, Cream Tartar, Sup Carb. Soda
Salt Petre, Cholagogue, indigo. Turpeninc
Alcohol, CASTLE Soap, Borax, Alum, Lique-
rice. Liquorlce Root, Starch, Sal Soda. Gin
namon Bark, Sands Snrsaparilla, Townsends
Sarsaparlll, Balls Snrsaparilla, Seldlitz Pow
dcrs, Castor Oil, Sal Tartar, Mustang Lini-
ment, Nerve and Bone l.iniment, Ground Gen
ger, Ground Mustard, Flax Seed, Flax Seed
Ground, Sassafras bark. Sulphur, Ep. Salts,
Rosin, Beeswax. l.nglass, Tapioca, Pain
Killer. Arrow Root, >'aeo, Oil Lemon, Sweet
Oil, Opodeldoc, OIL Spike, Wild Cherry Bark
Trusses, &c Sc
All of viii h will be sold at the lowest mar
ket price, for cash. The public are invited to
call and examine the stock.
w. G.. ALBAN.
i Il
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For Sale or Rent.

NNllE House known ns the Dubuque House,
u on CoinmerciHl Street, together with the
furniture and fixtures will be sold or rented on
the most favorable terms. 1t has boon occu
pied as Boarding House and Saloon, and is
wei furnished or that purpose. Anv one wish
in5 to @ into that business, will find it de-
sirable situlllon. For further particulars, en-
auire OF the proprietor.
H. SCilElLII I'm, on the premises.
Nevaiu. Feb II lS55. I2-3t%
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Fine Hats.

HUST received, Beebe & Co.'S Spring Style
- Hats, the finest ever brought TO this mar
with new styles business Coats,
Vests. Pants. and Gentlemen's Furnishing
Go IDS Of every description, Ut
DORNIN d. CO.'S
American Dry Goods * CDthing store,
Feb. I. lS53.-l' Commercial St.
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u OSf--A certificate of Il posit drawn by
NJ Adams & Co., Nevada. number two hun.
drcd and eighty three (2s3) dated Jan'y 81.
1853 in favor of Dudley Wordeu, for One
Thousand and Fifty Dollars. All persons are
hereby cautioned against negotiating the same
as payment has been stopped The finder W II
confer favor by leaving it at the office Of
Adams g. Co. DUDLEY WORDEN.
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Take Notice Quartz Mill Mer

- iiouLD any persons purpose purchas-
~ ing the Mill and Machinery near Deer
Creek, about mile below Nevada, common.
ly known as Peck's Mill or the Central
Quartz Mill, from the Ccntra, Q. NJ. Com
pany, they are hereby notified that | claim
the same as my property. having purchased
it at Sheriff 5 sale; and that suit is now
pending between SAID company and myself TO
settle the title. for which | will contend TO
the last So if YOU choose you can buy
law suit. CHARLES WHEBLEN.
Nevada, Jan. 10, 1858. 39-f
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Administrators Notice.

A LII persons having claims against the
IA estate of f. L. GARRAsoN, late of Ne
yada county, deceased, are hereby notified
and requested to present the same to the un-
dersigncd, administrators of said estate, with
the atfdavits and vouchers required by law
within ten months from the date hereof at
Nevada city at the place of business of said
Administrator All persons indebted to the
estate are also notified and required to settle
and pay the same forthwith,
JOHN LARK, Admir-
Jan Is 1888 30.5t
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DISSOLUTION.

Grass VALLEY, Aug. 25, 1852.
TTNOW all men by these presents That
I'M We, the undersigned, ohm 4. Atkins of
the city and county OF Sacramento, and State
of California; and Josiah &. Stuart and Alex.
Boggs of the village ofGrass Valley, in the Co
of Nevada. and state aforesaid, do hereby a.
gree that the firm formerly known under the
name and style Of Atkins, Stuart g. Co., be,
and the same is hereby dissolved by mutual
consent, by allowing the said Bogss 10 with
draw from the firm aforesaid, from and after the
date of this instrument--the aforesaid Atkins
and Stuart t,ansactng the business done by
the said firm formerly Given NJ the above
named place under our hands and seals.
JOHN r. ATKINS.
JOSIAH G, STUART,
ALEX BOGGS.
Feb. II, 1853. 42-3t*
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For Sale.

a Ii the Machinery attached to the Telc.
"A graph Quartz Mill, situated on Woods
Ravine. 1t will be sold entire on in such
parts or portions as may be desired If i'm :
mediate application be made, it will be sold
cheap for cash. For further particulars, APP
ply to the undersigned on the premises
j II. BEARD,
Agent for c. X. Gluyas.
Jan. 2s, 1858. 40-4t
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A Administrators Notice

glfVHE creditors of Martin Il. Briggs, deed
B and all persons having claims against the
estate, are hereby required to exhibit them
with the necessary vouchers, within ten
months alter this date to the undersigned at
my teslience at Newcastle. Placer Co Cal.
DAVID b. HUGHES.
Admir- of Martin Il. Briggs, deed
jan. % 1852 -4l.i iw*
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Information Wanted.

Of Michael Kern, who left Wisconsin, La
fayette county, on the 9th Of April last. TO
cross the Plains in Subjects train. The last
heard of Kern, he was at a boarding housc
kept by Mr.. Sublett's, at French Corral in
this county. He was with a team of three
yoke of cattle, and said he was going to
Sacramento. Since that time lie has not
been heard of. Any information that may
be forwarded 10 the undersigned his father
at Sublett's, French Corral, will be thankful,
Y received BARNEY KERN.
Nevada, JAN 30, 1858. al 3.*
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]. S. Harris. NJ. d.

NFFERS his services to the citizens of
W Grass Valley and vicinity. Hnying had
many years practice in the States, he feels con-
fd.ni of giving satisfaction to those who favor
him with their patronage. OFFICE opposite
the Empire Baths, Main street, Grass Valley
Jan. Z. 1853. 37-3mos*
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Read This, Ladies !

XNTE have just received lot Of new Spring
w Style Prints and nghams, something
entirely new Also, Black silk, Brown and
White Linen, &c. Also, a few fancy mounted
hiding Whips, Gaunilets, 6.c.
DORNlN g. co.
American Dry Goods & Clothing Store,
Feb. 4, lej3.-lt Commercial 81.
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\ EW FIR NJ.

HENRY g. DICKINSON will contin-
ue business in the old house of Stuart
s. Henry, and hope for a continuance of
the patronage of the old house, proms-
ing good bargains Please call and ex-
anime before purchasing.
HENRY & DICKINSON.
Grass Valley, Jan 30, 1858 41-3t
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Provisions, &c.

NOTICE,-The business OF the old firm of
Borradaic and Burton will be conducted
hereafter by the undersigned firm--A N.
Coleman and f. f. Burton. Their friends
and the public arc assured they will keep a
general assortment Of provisions, liquors,
tools, end miners and hotel supplies of all
kinds, which they will sell at low prices
They solicit the continuance of tho liberal
patronage heretofore extended.
COLEMAN & BURTON.
Nevada, Jan. 81, 1858. 39-3m
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LOST STOCK.

THNI1E unersigncd has established an Office
u at the Washington Hotel, in Nevada
where his services can at anv time he had in
Recovering Lost Stock.
Having been for some tipe engaged in Ranch.
ing and taking care Of cattle and other stock,
he il well experienced in the various haunts of
etrayed animals, and other information neces-
sary for their re-capture, and persons having
lost any would do wcl TO call on him
FEB. l-4l-3fn s H. BROOKS.
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Gun and Biacksmithing.

TNIlE subscriber has been at
ll great trouble and spared no
- cxpt nse in fttIngup his establish
TX, lnent in he best possible style, for
&ce, making and repairing anything in
y 81 Nthe way of either gunsmlhing o.
81 blacksmithing In the lormel
branch ne has had many years of experience
and fatters himself he is complete master of
his profession In tho latter branch. he has in
his employ first rate workman, who will be
always at his post, and execute work in the
most approved manner Shop on the south
side of Broad street, doors west of the Union
Hotel. 4. Z. DAVIS.
Nevada, Feb II, 1853 42-3m
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Pacific Maii Steamship Co.

DEPARTURE IRON LONG TTHARF'
1NlIE Pacific Mail Steamship Co. $ steamer
j. CALIFORNIA l,400 tons burlhen. Il.
/. Whiting, Esq, Commander, viii leave for
Panama. with passengers the gren4 Through
Mail and Treasure. touching only at Acrnulco
On Wednesday, February 18Th,
At O'Clock, A, N. Treasure for shipment
will be received at the office until II O'Clock.
Tuesday noon, Feb. Is.
For Freight or Passage arply on board or to
f. KNi, hit, Ag't,
corner Sacramento and LeidsdorH sts
~ Since the arrival of the California, on
the 9th ult, her Cabins have been extended
and tate Rooms enlarged. For size comic
and ventilation, they are uncqualled on this
coast. i2-ts
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Lark's Fancy Dry Goods
Store.

Main Street, Nerada, opposite Phelps Hotel
yENilE undersigned has just received an ad.
y di'ion 10 his former supply of Goods, con-
sisting of Fancy Dry Goods, suitable for La
dies uses such as silks. satins. lacos, shawls
cambrics, prints, collars, hose, shoes, gloves
domestcs, &c. And also Mems goods-such
as coats. pants. vests. hats, boots, cravais
gloves, &c. All of which, together with his
former stock, make up he best assortment thar
has ever been brought to this market, and
which lie will sell as low for cash as can be sold
in the mountains. Let no one in want of such
goods fail to cali and examine his stock
Feb 3. 1853 -3m ] LARK
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Goods kectl, we'd lhls Week.
1000 pounds Flour;
2,Gt0 do Potatoes;
l,200 Go Huns
1900 do Pork;
40 do Lard;
Candies. syrup, SOAP Sugar, Tea,
Beans, Porter, Alc Shovels, Picks,
Nails, Fish, etc. etc.
FEB II, 1853. l2-It II. DAVIS.
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paci(ic Wall stcaInS!,jO 90,

Pacific Mail steamship Co.
For New York & New Orleans VIA Panama
0DliIG Pacific NJ Ill Steamship Company's
u Steamer PANAMA, L400 tons, William
II. Hudson, Esq Commander, will leave Tor
Panama with Passengers and The Way Mails,
at Monterey, San Diego and Aca-
pulco,
On Tuesday, February 18th,
AT 7 O'Clock, a. NJ. For freight or passa ge,
apply on board, or to
f. KNIGHT, Ag't
cor S Sacramento and LeidsdorT sts.
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Union Hotel.

BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY.
C1pHE nnders gned, having fitted up ihis
- well known house IN a style equal to
any in his section OF tho country begs leave
10 announce to his friends and the pu6lic that
he is now ready TO nccommodai 20 transient and
permanent boarders, anu pledges himself to
all who may favor him with their patronage
that pains shall be spared 10 make this
house as pleasant a home as cru be iound la
any mountain town in California.
Board per week. ST. On
= and lodging, 100
Board pr w'k with private room 10 90
Board and lodging per day, 800
Lodging per night, 50
Private room per night. 100
3m29 Il. W. SMITH, Proprietor.
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DIR. L. A. Livermore,
DENTIST.

Office on tic North SIDE Of Broad street, =
Nearly opposite the City Market
Nevada, De, ilth, 1852. 3itf
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Feh. irh, 1853 film
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To Business Men.

u Door Mats which are selling at very low prices
at 1850 Main street, Cup staira.) TtA 1
org dawtf % TABER q cHoLLAR
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A GREAT MEDICINE FOR FEMALES.

me unparalleled effects of this great restorative in all COM
plants incident to females mark annals Of med
lene thousands of stmuants have been
SANDS OF invgoants concoced all purporng specified
IN inc various diseases and which the delicate
CONFORMATION woman renders her liable The
toore Deen uniform. These
omentay pyacity to the SYSTEM transient and de-
Iusye vsor to the nues but this fash relief has been sue
ceeded by depression and proaon greater before and
se END mas too often been utterly payze the recuperatve
power OF the nerves and the vital organization and finally
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Hosiery and Gloves

of all coor sizes. and kinds Of the very best make in
the market, varying in prices from Ia cts TO $500
We have many other kinds Of Goods not enumerated
abose all of which have got be sold and they will
be marked rs per cent less than tho cost Of Imports
ton.
We ask the attention Of Purchasers to the aboN no.
tice, assurng tsem that every kind of Goods will be
sold precisely as advertised.
We shall offer every article in the Stock without
serve, as all must be sold and Stock entirely cleared
out. H
Purchasers viii neglect their own Interest," by pur-
chasing elsewhere. daw3w les
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For SALE OR TO RENT.
ror sale or to Rent.

2 nj large and yea taown Is ablishment situated
,h Washington stree !, rear Tie Providence d wor-
cester Hfpct in-u srl, owHsh aad oconpied hy Tour
feuti q q, as Machine shop, for the Manufacture
Of Paper MachincHt. Tor sale rent upon ,eafa
bic acrns. VIII besold or rented with or without
the Steam Engine, q Engine will be pui IN Of
such SIZE as wiilsuit The wanis of he tenant Apply
the subscriber, n o. - Thonias ST.
w. A. WHEELER.
Worcester, MAY 90 1853 de,y
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Pasture Land in Phillipston,

iINHE Pasture 10; ofloQ Acres known as the White
A Pasture Yin fine con;i tion for iailing Ca1le has
a Wood let upon il and IN Orchard.
apply to JASON GOLDiNG, Esq, in phiIirston, or
M D. Parker, Post ofice avenue, Boston.
myi6 dawimis
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FARw FOR SALE

10 In fATNIC, on Pleasant consisting ssS%
GIHH Of about no Acres, suitably div ded IN ePYSk
Pasture, Moving and Tillase Lands -=e1=@
said Farm contains 2 Dwelling Houses in good repair,
an bundan supply OF failing water, aud will be
sold low.
ror further particulars, inquire Of LEVI GATES on
the premises.
Worcrsle- J1re 1858 d3v~
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The Fifth Worcester Anti-slavery
~ ID e IL Il Es,
WIFI be held i'm BrfsREey WaIV


WIFE be held i'm BrfrRley Hall
Cattle Shoe Week, September, 1853.
NETE would earnestly invite all who have each wear
w co-operated with to the renewed effort III The
great cause of humanity, and hitherto indifferent
TO more faithful investigation of its claims. None
can renan passive in this matter. Every day we are
called % make our election between apparent self inter-
est and the slave inteiest-betwe love of The worlds
good opinion aud hatred Of oppression SO long as the
great wrong continues, 80 ! ng u helping hers
to forget It's iniquy To tolerate It's cruelty or helping
them 20 feel its sin and to undo its heavy burhen =
Fairs are not merely available lie raising Of funds
but aS means OF awakening public attention, as meet
ings for the disst minatiun Anti Slavery truth and
the discussion Of Anti Slavery principles, they have
proved most valuable and efficient. We ask, them aid
from all vino themselves love life, liberty and happi-
ness, aud who would help their brothers the
buthright We ould send our appeal throughout the
country to all our faithful fellow aborers reminding
them, that contributions of Eeedlework, of useful and
ianey articles viii be gladly ceved. TIE Refresh
mcnt Table must depend formerly, upon donations,
which we hope will be various and abundant.
Sarah u. Earle, Emily Sargent. LncY Chase, Hannah
Rice, Adeiene II Rowland, Eliza N. Stowe, Olive
l5oveland, Hannah NJ. Rogers SARAH l. Butman abby
w; Wyman, Mary Charming Hgg iuson, Sarah Il. May
Leicester, Emma w. Wynan Dedham. Mary Il. Hodges
Barre, Francis IL Dtake Leominster, Polly Rradish
Upton, catherine Brown Hubbardsion, Mara P. Fair
banks Millvle, Nancy b. Hill Blackstone Abby Is.
Hussey Lancaster Lonise Hall Upton, susan,B Ev-
erett, + liza Howe, Princeton.
0-T win the Liberator, and A. S. STANDARD please
copy. d6tawtf leo
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HORSES INVIGoRATING 11IxIR

VIII replace weakness with strength ncaDaeit with ecencv
Toe1y with uniform and natural actvy this only
hout hezad OF reaction, but with happy the gem
Ia organization Bear in mind that all maladies wherever
ey pe lsa with the system that the paay-
1aon OF the nerves of motion sensation 6ycd db
Bear in mind also that for every kind of nervous disease
ehe E ond CORDIAL is the only reliabe knnN
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Shawl Department !!

In this Department Stock is orge, consisting OF
CASHMERE STA Wis in a great variety of Styles
and Costs. We viii sell prime qualiiy warranted 2
yards Square, and all Wool, $3.50. Beautiful all
wool Palm shawis, at $500. BLACK SILK SHAWLs,
Heavy Fringes, and large sizes, from "a 90 So Co.,
CANTON GRAPE shawls, all costs. Printed shawls,
varying in pice from 75c 10 $500, and many other
kinds all OF which will be sold prices which will in
sure rand sale
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Mechanics Library

FENHE Library will be opened next Saturday after.
4 moon. June 4th. Room at e. E. Abbot's No 239
Main sheet, over J. Keith y Co.'s Bookstore
je3 dtl Edward SARGENT Librarian
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Persian Sherbet.

ENHIS Oriental beverage has long been pre-emnent
L among the Eastern drinks for its unrivelled aroma
delicacy Of flavor, and exheratmg properties mpart-
ngto the nervous system agreeable mad vigor,
producing gentle, natural and sanatory excitement Of
the animal economy, without the possibility Of an un.
due exhhra'ion.
II combines all the agreeable qualities Of a cooling
and refreshing beverage with the nvgoratng proper
lies of London Porter II will be found in It's use
very appropriate beverage for ladies' The most free
and liberal use of ii Is followed by any unpeas.
ant reaction IT, tends TO restore, regulate, In vgoate
and establish uniform cheerfulness of spirit II Is
gentle innocent, and grateful TO the palate highly car,
donated and remarkably rich In its cfeamke consst-
ency.
Campbell, Harding a. Hardy, Cambridgepoft e. II.
MARSH, Druggist, Sole Agent for Worcester.
jel0 d6tis
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Can be found at 70 Front Street,
WARDEN'S BLOCK,
FRACTIONAL BILLS
CHEAP

or Sound banks, taken in exchange for Goods, ill
~ the gath inst, al
IeI9 OnAMnERLIN. BARNARD, & co.'s.
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FOR SALE

Ia large double house, situated on the corner
ia.t OF Otis and Prescott sis fronting on Hamilton
Square, The Lot coniairs TO- 500 square fee: Of
Land, well stocked with Fruit Trees, &c
II. & T SMITH.
Worcester, June 4. 1853 les dtf
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LINEN GOODS!

Consisting of Linen sheengs, Pillow Case Linens,
Linen Damasks, Linen Toweling great variety,
Bleaehed and Brown Linen Table Cloths Linen Nap.
kins and Doylies Birds Eye Linens Fronting Linens,
&c, &c, all OF which were imported expressly for
OUR OWN SALES, aud warranted all pure Linen
Customers can depend upon getting the best Of Goods
as we warrant all tho Goods in this Department. and
they will be sold at lower prces than by an any other
concern in The Stafe