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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-10

NEW PRAYER.--INDULGEN The au-
thoriues Of the Roman Catholic Church have lust
issued the following designed 10 organize pray
er Association for the conversion Of all who al
out of The communion of the Church in the Unit
ed States''
BY a Rescript, dated Sept. 5, 1853, our Holy
Father Plus TX, at the instance of the National
Council of Baltimore, sanctions, by the grant of
lndulgences, the institution of Society whose
members shall especially pray for the conversion
OF all who are out ofthe communion of the church
in the United States
Almighty and Eternal God, who savest all and
wilt have none to perish, have regard to those
souls who are led astray by the deceits of the dew
II, that rejecting all errors, the hearts of those
who err maybe converted, and may return 10
the unity Of Thy Truth, through Christ our Lord.
Amen. s
Those who cannot recite the above PRAYER NAV
obtain the same Indulgence by saving daily in its
stead the Our Father Hail Mary, and Glory be
10 the Father, three times with the same inten-
tion.
l. "A Plenary Indulgence on receiving the East
er communion TO all the members who shall daily
recite, in any language, the above prayer
2. Plenary Indulgence in the hour of death,
on condition of receiving the Holy Euchrist, after
confessng their sins with sorrow; or if they can
not receive it, on their invoking The name Of Je-
sus with then lips, or al least in their hearts
3. An Indulgence of hundred days every
time the members recite the above prayer
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-10

sruRh q LEwts, Governors that goodly establish
men the Pipers Block restaurant their friends
who may yis them, ths, they vii receive The best of
treatment and the best offare Earth, ali, and water
have been subsidized to supply their lnrdor, and the
frs, ofsklll obtained to provide good cookery. lila
said that h6 preof Of the pudding is The ealing % itn
and in order 20 prove the excellence Of the RIpers
Block saloons they need onl, to be visited All that
good cateresean do TO make them the first in the ma
ticu has been done. Clam chowder tonight ~ a.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-10

Green Spring, N. c., was found guilty at Raleigh of
embezzIing a check for $2O6 10 on the Cape Fear
Bank, and sentenced 10 imprisonment, with hard
labor for ten years. At the same time Pennel Hen.
drick found guilty Of utering counterfeit quarter
eagles, and sentenced pay fine Of $2500, and TO
be imprisoned for 10 Years.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-10

place as Assistant in High school, OF Teacher of
Grammar School, is desired by young lady. who can
teach the higher Mathematics and the rudnlepts of
Drawing and French, in addition the usual English
branches She has had some experience as Assistant
In frst-class Academy, and has high testimonials
Inquiry may be made Of Rev T. w. HIeoINsoN, Wor-
cester. dec6 dawtf
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For Coughs. Colds, Consumption, and all
Pulmonary Diseases.

''Messrs REED, CUTLER & Co., Druggists Boston,
During practice oftwenty years have seen used all
the popular remedies for Coughs, and well satisfied
that your VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAM
is best, and hope it will be better known, and more
generally used Yours Respectfully,
Saco, Nov. 2, 1853 JOHN A. BERRY NJ D.'
Put up in so cent and 81 bottles and for sale by
Apothecsries and Country Merchants generally.
dec2 dam
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The Greatest medicai- D1scoverv or The


MR.. KENNEDY, of Roxbury, has discovered In on
Of cur common Pasture Weeds q remedy that cvre
every kind Of umor, from the Scrofua dnwr io
common Pimpe. lie has tried it in eleven bnu
dred cases. and never ailed except in cases hun
der hnmor) lie has now in his possession over two
hundred certificates of its value, all within twenty
miles OF Boston
Two bottles.;s warranted 70 cure nursing SIRE
mouth.
One to three bottles viii cure the worst kind Of pim>
pies on the face.
Two or three bottles will clear the system Of biles
Two bottles is warranted TO the canAer in
the mouth and stomach
Three 10 five bottles Is warranted to cure The worst
of Erysipelas. n,
One to two bottles is warranedtc cure all humor in
the eyes, 81 1ef9
Two Bottles is warranted TO cure running of the ears
and botches among The hair.
Four 20 six bottles is warranted to cure corrupt and
running ulcers. 19
One bottle will cure scaly eruption of the skin
Two to three bottles is warranted 10 cure the ors
case of ringworm.
Two to three bottles is warranted 10 cure the uoat
desperate of rheumatism.
Three or Jour bottles to cure salt rheum
rive TO eight bottles will cure the worst of scIo-
benefit is always experienced from the first bottle
and perfect cure warranted when the above quantity
is taken l1lrS
Reader, pedded over thousand bottles of this in
The vicinity of Boston. ! know the effects of il m
every case so sure as water will sxtinguish fire so
sure will this cure hnmor never sold bottle of it
but that bottle sold another after a trial it always
speaks for itself there things about this hel
that appears to me surprising first that grows in our
PASTURES IN some places quite plenty and yet its value
has never besn known until discovered it in 1886:
second, that it should all kinds of hum0r have
given It TO chdsen year old up to old men of sxiy
from the homeest woman ia Boston, up 20 the belle Of
Nonantum, and in all cases the cure is certain No
change OF diet necessaryeat the best Won can
get. have likewise an herb when simmered in sweet
OIL dissolvs Scrofuons swelling of the neck aud under
the ears--pTce SO cents
Directions for Use.-Adult, one table spoonful ne
daV children over eight years. desert spoonful; child.
Zen IRON nve to eight years, Tea spoonful. As no di
rection can be applicable to all constitutions taka
enoughto operate on the bowels twice a day.
Mr., Kennedy gives personal attendance IN bad cases
of Scrofuia ''
Price 81. Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY.
l20 Warren street, Roxbury. For sale by REDDINC
Co, State street, Boston, tT1T
For sale in Worcester by D. Scott M q Cream 6
G. White q Co., @. A. Harrington 4 Go, e. H. Marsh. II
F. Weaiherbee Caldwell S1lIill, Bush a Co. lanes
Green, L. n Laze sibley 8 Scott Clappvillo Geo.
"V"et's SSou'hoHdge' A. f. Amidoh. dly novl
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MURDERER ESCAPED. Philbrook Whitney,
recently convicted of the murder of c. RWeeks
in New Salem, and confined in the Greenfield
Jail, broke out ofjailon Wednesday evening.
large body Of citizens started in pursuit. III
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The kanner stnve.

The very best Cook Stove OF the season, either for
OF WOOD as nave the fullest testimonials prove,
from hundreds who have this Stove in use An stoves
sold at this establishment warranted to prove as rec
commended 65 NO.231 Main street. IA go
ua2o deMWaF
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gT- THE armory commission adjourned sine die
at Washington on Monday, after having made their
reports and delivered over their record 10 the War
Department We presume The truth 10 be that four
favor the civil system, and the other two (Cos An.
dfewe and Steptoe) the military.
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Reasons why the Climax untr Tonic
should be used -

should be used.
LIST. To produce new hair
End Tuprevent badness.
Sd. To give dandruir 'leav TO withdraw, ~
9TH. Topromoe the growth oF the hair A.t
5th To give the hair rcn and Iusur,anr appear
9Th. To give the hair natural gloss
7tll' s.Essssssssssssl the hair easilys.-
9Th. To dress the hair tastefillv s,
9Th. 70 prevent the hair from turnlnggray.
10TH To cure the headache.
llh. To keep the head clear sa, y. rsf .f
l2ths Because it is the best compound in use for
these purposes. %
Sole Proprietor, LIT. LAZELL, Druggist, 2ol Main
3 lVI Al
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Al the CITY Auction and Commission Store, No. 1
Pearl street, Worcester. COnsignments solicited and
Auction business OF all kinds promptly attended 20.
ianS dawtf
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stop that Man, whose down cast eve md hag-
gard connenance berpeak nervousness dizziness head
ache perpextty, dscord, &c. &c, proceeding from an
uuhsaty state of the scalp, Apply plentiiuiy 10 his
head the Excelsior Hair Tonic, and mark lhe nsan-
taneous change TO hariy and good cheer This inyal
uab'e article is prepared by Lombard T. Cundal, and
sold by Druggists and Fancy dealers generally through
out the country. t.sEs E a mis- daw2w
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-10

fu Midwife, holds herself n readiness IAN ma nieh
te attend 20 the duties If her profession Resdenc
No. ga rstinst ooi d,S
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JOHN RnYnEN.

Notary PabJic---E rc6daage and Collection Office.
200 Main Street. u -
Drafts, Stocks, Specie, and Bank Notes, bought and
sold. Bills OF Exchan for the OLD CduNTnY drawn
on messrs George Peabody d Co London.) ready on
hand Collections, in any pat OF the United States and
Brokers. t4 ge oeti5 III
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No4 Walnut Street. Office hours from to.9 A. M
and from TO F. II.
Worcester Jan LIST, 1851 janltf
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DANCING. Mr. Moore'E party, in connection with his
Evening School, will be glvea on Fllday, Dec 9, a
Bunley Hall. d3tA
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WIN. S. BARTON
Attorneu a1nd Coaalaezlor a L.na

zIVVUI7t5Y UItt5 OU1tItSettUT LNlD,
NOTARY PUBLIC,
COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS, for New York, New Jer-
sey, &C, No. 3 Harrington Corner, Worcester
an13 aV dawistf
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.a,ection.
a,lnRAEY Of Wnrees

-.,IuCRACY Of Worcester will meet
OtTY HALL. at half past seven O'Clock
...s, SATURDAY. Evening, TO hear the Report oil
their Committee Of Nomination. and 10 act upon any
other business may regularly come before them
full attendance is requested. Per order.
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In connection with the Office of this paper we have
an extensive Job Printing Office, furnished with every
'dfleGy "a type ant UUth presses, upon
which 'anv order for Printing with neatness
and aesn2.ch 80 .. veru l-lcess. 81; lnn see
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-10

The subscriber is constantly having calls for Houses
from the best of tenants. Persons having tenements to
ct can find good without trouble, and free
oftgpense by calling at the REAL ESTATE AGENCY
1893 Main street, up stairs. LEWIS g, MUM
n1nIr
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A. PR ENTISS.

Designer and Engrayer, upon Wood and Stone
House Crescent street. All orders left with q. w
attention. Par,icuar ention paid 20 Drafting Mach
merry. dec30 DIFF
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sIcIAN, Residence No. IL Main Street. Office hours
from TO A. NJ, to and to Pm
Ange, 1852 dIv
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spas king Soda Water-with the usual va
rety Of choice syrnps. Fifty Tickets for one dola
l.. T. LAZEBL, Apothecary
myl4 DIFF 90l Main street
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EFree Trade and Farmers, Rights.

Worcester Comfy Butter and Cheese, with all kinds
of Farmers Produces OF prime quality for sale at ROB
INsoN'S Commission Store, No, II Exchange ST.
does - dM&Thtf
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- o. nteWen wishing wrli inade shirts, Bosoms and
Coars can ear OF Ladies accustomed nice Sc wing
on application 10 the IN'rELblGENOE oFFlCE osS
Mains lLsdiesiwh havo nice sos hho do, can alan
be accommodated, "a di ,,''
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-10

An Experienced Ntrse can be found on an
plieaiion az 2s9 MaiE ST. up stairs. Room l. OH div
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-10
Culture Of Cranbury vines.

The Bell variety or Egg shape is mostly culti-
waited in New England, and usually bear good
crops as they grow wild--but when transpanted
and cultivated, The berries are large and album
dant, and bears large crops often after two or
three years, from one hundred and fifty to two
hundred-and fifty bushels per acre--are hardy,
and can be cultivated in any part of the United
States.
The soil best adapted, is such as will keep
moist through the dry season, but they have been
raised on land high enough TO produce corn and
potatoes with wet substratum under the soil, or
clay and loan. They will not succeed well on
dry, sandy, or land liable to bake or become hard
in dry weather-but they will produce an abun.
dant crop on poor swampy land that will not pro-
duee any other valuable crop, or any wet land
after being drained Dry ground should be plowed
and narrowed smooth; in swamp where pillow
will not work, the turf or bog may be peeled off
or burnt to get the weeds and grass Out. They
may be set in the Fallor Spring, as early as the
ground will admit, until the middle of May
Moss, Tan, or anything to retain the moisture
would be beneficial around the plant after trans
planting; little sand around the plant Fall and
Spring, will tend to keep the weeds out
Planted in drills as you plant strawberry, cab-
bsge, and other plants, one and hafto Two feet
apart. Attwo feet apart each way, it will take
10000 plants, to The acre.-Hoe them slightly al
first, until the roots brcome clinched and after
wards no other cultivation is needed, unless to
keep out weeds and grass The plants may be
expected to run together and cover the whole
ground IN two or three years. They can be gath
cred with Cranberry Rake made for the purpose
to be procured at the Agricultural Stores.-Ae,o
England Farmer. ca
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Egr On Friday afternoon, 9th inst, The schll
dren Of the Pine Meadow Sabbath School, and
others, to the number Of about so, met in Hori
cultural Hall, and were regaIed with cake. pie,
and the other Gzings, which were not sold at the
soiree, held FOR The benefit OF the poor, on Thurs
day evening The yonug folks were addressed
IN appropriate terms by Mr. Thomas Tucker, of
the American House; and after enjoying them
selves for about an hour, they went away with
their pockets and aprons filled with dainties.
We believe that more than $3.50 were realiz-
= cd by the soree,wbicb, with the proceeds Of Mrs
Healy'a ehdcayors and those Of other ladies' will
il is expected, make the sum up to nearly $500.
Cry NoMTNATrors.--It will be seen that
meeting Of the Free Democracy is to beld at
the City Hall, this evening, 10 hear the report Of
the nominating committee, before appointed.
The municipal election Is always important, and
we trust that there will be a full meeting
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ExeeIsLor Hair Tonic.

For promoting The growth preservation, and beauty
Of the Hair arrestg its falling off, preventing badness
toilet PREPARATION for sale at the low price OF Is
by Lombard d Cundail. nov3O d&W2w
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Important Events, which are to be made
known to the Public.

When, in the course of human events 1t becomes
as individuals Of Industrial habits 10 inform the public
Of all the important changes, in politics, religion the
arts and Sciences and in matters pertaining business,
take this method, through the medium of printers
ink guide all who may wish TO secure for themselves
rieuds good Daguerrean Pictures, to Union Block,
where may be found good assormentoi Stock, Lock
cts c. and where, at all times, the public can be sat-
isfed that our will be, 10 please customers,
by making for them superior style of pictures. la
dies aud Gentlemen of Worcester and vicinity please
take the first opportunity and visit the Union Block
Daguerrean GALLERY, and satisfy yourselves that iiah
away's Types will, by virtue, redeem this Pledge
Chemically colored and ornamened Daguereotypes of
superior tone and finish. does diff
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An Experienced Dressmaler can be found
py sppiynS at 253 Main 81 up status Room l.
OLA div .afAla
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Girls that understand House " ork. cnpl,. Ma 4.
pplyng at 1888 Main st. up stain, Room 30 ns MI, oy
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The HUMBOLDT at the last accounts was
full of waters and would be with most of her car
60, a total loss. There was insurance on her to
the amount of $4,000 in Providence, in addi-
ton to the $40 900 in Boston. before mentioned.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-10

RAiLReAB BR1DeEs-There was a trial Of
bridges Opexhbiton al The Crystal Palace in New
York On Tuesday, the 29,h u., before the jury and
large collection Of ladies' and gentlemen Who had
assembled on the occasion, under the superinteod.
ence Of Jos E. Holiness Esq. The Superintendent
of Machiiefy
There were two competitors .one called the sArch
Trass, and the other, the "Unce Sam;'' the Eat
ter invented by Hammond Howe, Esq, formerly o
thsciiy They were both of the same length, weigh,
and materials, but the "Arch Truss was Is inches
high, whereas The "Uncie Sam was only III q
Yet, on trial, the ''Arch Trus-' broke down under
weight Of 254l lbs, while The s'Unce Sans with
stood pressure of 342S lbs
The defeated party Immediately challenged the
inventor of the 'tUnce SAM to repeat the trial:
which challenge, we understand he accepted at the
same time addressing note to the Superintendent
OF Machinery, opening the competition to all who
choose 70 avail themselves Of it, He offers 10 test his
model with any kind and all Others that may be ofere
ed, Of the Materials length span, width height.
and weight, and "giUe each and all competitors 100
per cent, advantage" il the trial. This certaiuly
evinces great confidence in the exec Hence Of the
plan. W
The following are the dimensions of mode
which are deemed the proper proportions for a
bridge 4OS feet long, and correspond with the model
Of the Uncle SAM
Length l6 f, 2 H., Span IA t.. IN, Height IN.
2 IL M, with IN, weight Ga "a lbs. The ma.
teriais are white pine and brass bolts.
We shall look with interest 10 the result of the
proposed trial.
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Residents OF this CITY, strangers visiting the Civ
IN want OF board and those having Rooms YET Sith
or without board are respectfully invited TO avail them
teiVes OF the advantages of this Agency ~ Ofic
2d5 Main street, up stairs. LEWIs'C @. MUM !.
nn17 dIv ---, = 49, ~
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WILLIAM .ypD al,,GssKGNsos,

WIN attend TO thisand 10 other maiarn Of bushes A
hsoilce over the Central Hapk,t nov6.dtf
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Inl " rIII,,TIlE etlH OYefEAp0aed Nerves, ~
rms operation, original Win the subscrlba, ~.
nesIs performed BY him, during two and a half yaags
yea, nses hundred times, whtc loss Of one tooth
my ~ Jar az Nnown Also by several distnaulshed
VINO have been eIninenty succtssl By M os ~,
method oeetment heretofore In use, can Az "anu,
os na oe Saysd alter their living membranes beeoSs
"opAA # Is...a.. 4.fl
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THREE DAYS
Z AFTER FROM EUROPE
Arrival of the Nfa9ara.

HALIFAx, Dec S.-The Cunard steamship Nj
agara, Capt. Leitch from Liverpool at clock, on
Saturday the 26lh uh., arrived at this port at hal
past ten O'Clock last night.
Thesteamship Golden Age refuses to carry the
mails 10 Australia the small terms offered bv the
British government; but Captain Porter notifies the
public that she will carry private letters without
charge She was 10 sail on the 18th nit.
The Niagara brings large portion of the Hum
boldt's passengers
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UNION BLOCK 0VsiAi q n
ID agu errean GnIIery.
large. assortment Of Stock. Also, Gold I.ocks,.
acss rsiNttl Of all Sizes 'IIt 7i-I'-N'2
1000 Llkenesses Guaranteed. Please call and examine
h'4 dtf r. IS. HATHAWAY, Artist.
49, e A., ANDREWS. sff
Teacher Of Vocal and Instri,mnngst Nt,.,. Y,.Aa
Forte aud Music Room, No 4, Harrington
Conner, Worcester Mass Il II ~ -
81, y BEST OF REFERENcEs OWEN.
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u. q. B@cOns Counsellor nc Law. lila I'm
'slng no longer occupied with the duties Of the Mayo
III s.pfofessun Office, No 1, Central Exchange, n
ghnuary v leb3a MN ~. -.luLL ian6. div
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FREE CHuRcH.-We are requested to give
notice that NToINErTE L. BRowN will Of
fciate at the Free Churchin this city, tomorrow
NOR ming. ~
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,,,-,s' - WE western Express, y
Wnl1o Block. Morcosier. Goods and ,packnres ~
TeIoea y npangnsld Ncrthampton Greenfield. rs.
Iunalo Cleveland uincnna Dsrol Chicsso a N.Y. ~
above places. 3. v. IN. IilcKa'owu Nv All the
loo qu Waldo Block. Main ssrl.,
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MECHANICS, THEIR PRINCIPLES AND PRACTI.
CAL APPLIoATIoNs,b by Oliver Byrne, ESQ, publish
by Dewitt s. Davenport, Nassau Street, New
York
This book is edited by gentleman whose repu-
tation as civil, military, and mechanical engineer,
+ is guarantee of its excellence.
Mr.. Byrne is the author of the 'sDiaipnary Of
Machines, Mechanics, Engine work, and Engineer.
ing" and of many other works Of similar nature,
allof which stand deserVedly high in the estimation
of scientific and practical mechanics
The FIRST part Of the present work treats on STA
teal forces, pressuresthe centre of eravy;para
lel forces, and the mechanical powers. The Cd
part contains exposition Of the principles of dy-
namical forces the third treats of hydrosaiics and
the fourth Of carbohydrates.
The book is written in manner that will interest
as well as instruct the pupil. We recommend every
mechanic to make himself acquainted with the pin
ciples Of his business. Such knowledge increases
the value Of his labor and eleyates him. This book
Is to be had at Keith s. Co.'S, 239 Main ST.
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NORWICH AND WORCESTER RAILROAD
The fiscal half year Of the Norwich and Worcester
Railroad Company terminated on the Both Of No.
yember, ultimo. The business Of the Company for
the year has been exceedingly good, better than at
any previous period, and shows continually in
cIeaslng gain from month to month, through the
year, equallng IN this respect nearly ALL aud excel
ling most other New-England roads, The follow.
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worthy of NOtice.--Dr Morse,s Invieoraliaa
Corda thu only sure and safe remedy YET discovered
Tor general debility, rusous ncapaciiatn for socie
~, business, or matrimony Affections of the head
back limbs, and nerves, speedily removed with al
rections and important advice TO the married or single
See AdUertiSement ieI4 An Ssrhasis
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CALVIN IL. PRATT,
ATTORNEY 4 COUNSELLOR In, TAtV
No 2O6 Main Street, Worcester, Musa -'-i'
WH9"@5iat4 Hwf1 oh eN..f t...fNr II
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Goddard a. 1'wichelps QuadriIIe Band
are prepared 70 furnish N usic on all o. asions.
Apply TO Mp GODDARD, Mnlhur erect 5 D.
r. W.TWlCH ELL, Fruit treet,
10 G'H LORiNG's Music 5 ore, EOS Main st