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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-04-27
The sialnese Twins.

Chang and Eng have started on an exhibition
through the United States, and were in New York,
on Saturday, on their way to Boston. They were
exhibited very generally dozen years ago, made
handsome fortune, and then settled as planters
in North Carolina. They married sisters, and as
the twins were bound together by indissoluble
bonds, they became heads of double household.
In noticing the recent visit of Chang and Eng to
the n Y. Herald establishment, that paper says:
They purchased a plantation Of some five hum
ded acres in the native State of their better halves
North Carolina,) where they have been increas-
ing and multiplying in family, men servants and
maid servants, and all material wealth. They
now possess an establishment of thirty slaves,
and family of eleven children, of whom six are
referable to Chang and the other five to Eng
They attendvery industriously to the business of
their plantation-kept the negroes to their work
were always ready and willing to turn their own
hands to something useful, and would plow, and
reap, and grind and chop wood and do all sorts of
farm work. Then when business was not urgent,
they would devote their time to field sports, and
were among the keenest hunters, fowlers and
fishermen Of their district. In fact, they live as
real country gentlemen, ready to drink a glass,
or fight round, as occasion required.
The Mesdamese Chang and Eng seconded their
lords right well in the management of the con-
Germ, and have remained behind to take charge of
the household during the absence of their distin-
guished consorts, Madame Chang devotes her
time to the general supervision of the slaves and
the direction of the work to be per formed on the
| plantation, while Madame Eng charges herself
with the care of the young masters and misses,
and keeps school for their tuition and that of the
negroes. We should not say all the children,
for two of them accompany their si-es in their
tour. and will doubtless contribute much to the
interest with which they will be regarded where
ever they go.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-04-27

A GOOD oNE-In the United States Senate last
week. an Indiana man twitted Clark of Rhode
Island, about the Governor of that state having
so poor salary that he was obliged to raise cows
and peddle milk. Clark rejoined, saying, that
while in Rhode Island they raised their calves
and sold their milk, in Indiana they raised their
calves and sometimes sent them to Congress-
The Indiana man sat down pretty well skimmed.--
Er. Paper.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-04-27

G Several new diamond discoveries have
been made in Brazil. A rush is being made by
the inhabitants for the new diamond regions.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-04-27

Or The journeymen shoemakers at Pittsburgh
have struck for higher wages.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-04-27
n SAMUEL. D. HARRIS, Jr.
] The man who struck Himself:
BIZ +. s. ARTHUR.

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Jason Elder belonged tothat rather large class
efpefsons who find pleasure, In the suaeriags or
nlsfeftulea Of their fellow men. This 10 stating
the case rather broadly, and We % not, N the
the least doubt that Jason, should be ever chance
TO discover this OF himself to the pub.
He, will reject our eiasslhe 80 far as he 10
concerned We make Il understandlngy how
ever, The Isult we have Indicated Is usually the
eerapanlen of another. The man who reels
pleasure - me iil.ler.une @ ms asagaeef WIZ
sasaay ass,sass y ia''0s ~ INJURY y eea "
sl a'ae W Wisa iln puh'sy.
Asa ot tae elass .o Maoh sasoa IlaeF oeiohs'
ea Fafely pass IaF on saels .1e journey witaoas
misunaefssanaing some OF tae'r 1elloW passeh.
gers ~ @ course saey afe always y 1ae figas anu
taeiF telloW passengers ~ the wrong. 3Aha ~
they are the injured and the oppressed, 1t 10 the
most natural thing ~ the world Tor them TO- be
Indignant, and quite as natural 70 retaiiate-siv'
Ing blow Tor olow' 80 s.. aassas.
line man VINO wrongs me, heltnel forgive
nor ioreet' tnls was one O = sason Aaef say
rings, and 9 very pad saying We eaanot heip ,ae-
tclafing Y 20 he-partlc culariy 30 IL gasons case,
Tor ne quite lived Up to his principles. VI course
judgement g 20 wrong was Always senoefea Dy
himself, ana on evidence Wnoi1y OK pafte' Il ne
believed that another meant % 90 ann wrong
and he could believe, sometimes, on very slight
tevidenee--an evil purpose was as quickly born
IN his mind, as T positive testimony was before
his sys.
In fact Jason Elder was very bad sort OF q
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-04-27

Best lot of Poultry owned by exhibitor, Diploma.
Best lot any other distinct breed, Diploma.
N.B. Persons engaged in Cattle buying and
droving, will be permitted to enter working oxen
for premiums; but such persons must compete
with each other, and not with those who exhibit
farming oxen. Each class will be entitled to the
same rates of premium.
A Sweepstakes Premium of seven dollars Is of
fered for the bestBnl-or which, Bulls of allbreeds
andages WILDE alowedto to compete, whether owned
in or out of the comfy. Also a, premium of seven
dollars is offered for the best Salion, owned in or
out of the county. Also, premium of four dol
lars is offered TOR the best Buck,o of whatever breed
owned in or out of the county. Also, Diploma
for the Best Jack owned in or out of the county.
REGULATIONS.
lst. Competitors must be the owner of the OBJ
jects offered. All fruits and vegetables offered
must be raised by the persons presenting them.
and all specimens of Manufactured Articles and
Art must be made within the county.
I'd. Allarticles must be registered by the Sec
retary, with the name and residence of the owner
and labeled with the number corresponding with
the registry. A large building has been erected
for the especial purpose Of Manufactured Articles
which will obviate any objection for fear of injury
1t is so constructed as to insure good show of all
specimens Of Mechanism. A Floral Hall will
be fitted up, where the Horticultural committee
will be present to receive and arrange the Hor-
ticultural and Floral specimens offered for COM
petition.
Sd. All Animals must be registered by the
Secretary, with the name aud residence OF the
owner, and the age Of the Animals and labeled
with the registered number and age. Bulls. Hor-
ses aud Colts, including sucking colts, which are
offered for exhibition, must be trained to the halter
so that they can be led or tied. Animals %
they arrive on the ground. must be Immediately
reported to the Marshal, who will assign them
their proper places.
4th. No Premium will be awarded unless the
Committee deem the claim meritorlous, nor 70 any
but members and their families.
5th. The Discretionary Committee VIII award
such Premiums as they may deem suitable ON
mertorious articles or animals not on the prem
um list.
9th. Badges will be furnished to all who have
contributed to the improvement Of the AgrcuiIurai
Grounds, and to all members who are not IN ar
rears at the Treasurers office, which will entltle
them and their families to admission during the
Fair TO the Exhibition Rooms.
II The Fair will be held at the Portage Coun-
ty Agricultural Grounds, half mile east OF kayen-
ma village, at which place all articles intended for
Exhibition must be delivered, AZ no other place
will be provided for their reception.
WILLIAM GOODMAN, Prssidept.
A. A. HARals. Secretary.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-04-27


the Portage County Agricultural Society, held at
ident in the Chair, quorum being present.
The following Township Committee were ap-
pointed for the ensuing year.
Atwater-Homer Hillyer, Platt A. Stannard,
Aurora-Nelson Eggleston, A. v. Jewett,
Brimfeld-A. D. Burt, VIM. R. Kelso,
Charlestown-D. P. Pond, Thomas Hatfield,
Decentralization Gibbs, William Pickering,
Edingburgh-John G. Foley, Theadore Clark,
Franklin m Andrews George Dewey,
Freedom-L ]. Demorest, Lyman Bryant.
Hiram-Garnot Mason, Harvey Udall,
Mantua-Ben Blair, George Sheldon,
Nelson-William Boyd, Henry Beecher,
Parls-BidwelI Pinney, Thomas B. Selby,
Palmyra-Francis Lewis, Hiram Gddings,
Rootstown-Wm. N. Butler, g. H. R. Prindell,
Rayenna-D. H Morgan, Isaac Hutson,
Sreetsboro-J. G. Dow, Harvey Baldwin,
halersyille-Benjamin Osterhold, Orvis Foot,
Sufffed-Joel Pegg, Cyrus Adams,
Windham-Henry Garfield, Joseph Angel.
On motion, it 10 Resolved, that the following
Premiums be offered for the ensuing year.
ON FARMS.
The best cultivated Farm, not less than 40 -
and s5 90
I'd best do 800
Sd best do, Stephens Book Of the Farm
Best piece Of cultivated swamp ground not
less than half an acre, Stephens Book Of
the Farm and 500
I'd best do, Diploma and 500
Best Usage Orange Hedge, Stephens
Book of the farm and 81 90
I'd best Stephens Book of the farm
ON CROPS.
Best acre ofWheat, Ohio Farmer and o. 90
2d best do 400
Sd best do, volume Cultiyator and ! 90
Best acre Of Rye 500
2d best do, vol. Cultivator and 100
Best acre of Indian Corn, Book of farm and 8 90
2d best do 800
Sd best do, Ohio Farmer and 90
Best acre Of Oats, diploma and 90
I'D best do, vol. Cultivator and 90
Best half acre of Potatoes 90
2d best do 500
Sd best do, vol. Cultivator and 90
Best acre of Flax, producing the most bur-
den OF seed, vol Cultivator and 700
ad best do 200
Best acre of Grass, Diploma and 400
I'D best do 90
ON GARDENS.
Best Kitchen Garden, a Diploma and 500
2d best do 400
Sd best do 90
ma and 200
I'd best do 90
Sd best do, vol. Gultivator.
Best Specimen Of Sweet Potatoes, with
mode Of culture, Diploma and 90
Com. ON GARDENs-Enos P. Brainard, H, w.
Smith, J. T. Green.
ON HORSES.
Best span Of Matched Horses, Diploma
and 500
I'd best do -..-- 2 90
Sd best do, vol. Ohio Farmer
Best Stallion, Diploma and 500
Cd best do 500
Sd best do 400
Best single Gelding, Diploma and 400
Cd best do 90
Best span of year old Colts, Diploma
and 2 90
Cd best do 90
Sd best do 90
Best year old Colt, the present season,
vol. Cultivator and 400
I'd best do 2 90
Best year old Colt 2 90
I'd best do 90
Best single Mare 200
Cd best do, vol. Cultivator and ! 90
Sd best do l 90
Best Colt under 8 months old Ca
I'd best do ----".--.----. 90
N. B.-No animal entered as one of span
will be permitted to compete for the premium Of
fered on sin0Ze animals of the same dscription,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-04-27

Best pen of grade wool Ewes, Diploma
and 400
I'd best, do 90
and 2 90
I'd best, do 100
Best French Merino Buck, Diploma and 2 90
I'd best, do 100
Best French Merino Eve, Diploma and 90
I'd best, do 90
| ON SWINE AND MULES. -z
Best Mule under months old, Diploma
and 81 90
I'd best, do, vol. Cultvator
Best Boar over months old, vol. Ohio
Farmer and 100
I'd best, do, vol. Ohio Cultivator and 100
Best Sow and Pigs, Stephens Book of the
Farm, and . 200
I'd best, vol. Cultivator, and 100
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-04-27

will be permitted to compete for the premium Of
fered on single animals of the same description.
ON NEAT CATTLE.
Best yoke of Working Oxen, not less
Farm and 81 90
2 best do, Diploma and 800
Sd best do 200
Best yoke of three year old Steers, Di-
ploma and Stephens Book Of the Farm
and 100
I'd best do. vol Ohio Farmer and 200
Sd best do, vol Ohio Farmer and 90
Best pair of 2 year old Steers, Diploma
and 200
I'd best do, vol. Cultivator and 90
Best Bull over years old, Stephens
Book of the Farm and 90
I'd best do vol. Ohio Farmer and 100
Best Yearling Bull, vol. Cultiyator and 90
I'd best do 100
Best Bull Calf, vol. cultivator and 90
I'd best do 90
Best Mich Cow, vol. Ohio Farmer and 90
I'd best do, vol. Cultivator and 2 90
Sd best do 90
Best Heifer2 2 or 8 years old 90
I'd best do 90
Best Heifer Cali, vol. Ohio Farmer, and 90
I'd best, do 100
Best pair of Yearling Steers, vol. Ohio
Farmer, and 2 90
I'd best do 90
Best Heifer year old, vol. Cultivator, and 90
I'd best, do 90
ON TRAINS OF WORKING OXEN AND HORSES.
Best train of Oxen, at least 10 pairs from
one Township, $40 90
I'd best, do 5 90
Best train of Horses, at least 10 span, from
one Township, with omnibus, 5 90
I'd BEST do, with omnibus, 90
Best 10 Cows, from one township 5 90
I'd best, do 500
ON SHEEP.
Best saxony Buck, Diploma and 5000
I'd best do, vol. Cultvator and 90
Best Merino or Rambulette Buck, Diplo-
ma and 200
I'd best, do Il 90
Best Grade Wool Buck, a Diploma and zoe
I'd best, do / 0C
| Best Long Wool Buck, Diploma and 2OC
I'd best, do Loo
Best Saxony Eve, Diploma and Loo
I'd best, do / OF
Best Merino Eve, a Diploma and Iot
I'd best, do l CT
/ Best Long Wool Eve, Diploma and 10(
I'd best do LOT
Best pen oftive fine wool Ewes, Diploma
I'd best do. vol. Cultivator and LEI
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-02
Grist Mill Privilege for Sale.

FRNHE subscribers offer for sale reasouabe terms,
Il that Mill and Privilege, situated in Holden, Ease
village formerly known the Fa Tbanks Mill. 1t is
situated at The Junction Of the Worcester and Holden,
and Worcester aud Princeton roads, about miles from
Worcester, and abuu: 2 miles from Holden. Few bet
ter sites for custom GIs' Mill can be found in the
County.
There is large and valuable reservoir of water be-
longing TO the The head and fall at the Mill is
fifteen feet over. 1here are now upon The premises
a Saw Mill, Grist Mill and shinele Mill. Possession
may he had forthwith. For particulars inquire of the
subscribers, ELI w. lIOBBROOK, at West Roy lston,
OF EMORY WASHBURN, at Worcester
ELI w. HOLBROOK,
EMORY WASIIRURN, { EAecu'ors
Of Tie last WiH Of james eeS.
March p, 1853. davis mch23
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-02
Double Width Curtain Damask,

TN Blue, and Crimson--a very superior quality OF
| Goods, bought cheap, and will be sold cheap.
marll dil GEO. +. BRYANT.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-02
For Sale

ID A NEW COTTAGE HOUSE, on Newbury
Ii"iN street, five minutes walk from the City Hall
Said House contains seven well finished rooms,
those wishing to buy call and examine for themselves
For further particulars inquire Of the subscriber
of Pleasant and Sever streets.
mch29 d2w* CHARLES HUBBARD.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-02
Butter and Cheese.

lust received another prime lot of New York
~ CHEESE. Also a fresh supply of superior BUT
TER, in large and small packages for sale low at the
Wholes ale Produce store, Washington Square.
BASSETT, EARLE, q BROTHER.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-02
NEW MUSIC

EROM New York, Philadelphia and Boston.
Il A. MARSH, at 1921 Main street. offers foi sale a
large assortment Of new and fashionable Music,
Winter Polka, by Wallace.
Meagber Polka.
Polka RodOwa
Love Star Schottisch, by Brown.
Grave of Ben Bolt by Woodbury..
Wild Flowers, by Wallace.
The Cottage Rose.
They've Sold Me Down the River MATS diff
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TO LET

4 CONVENIENT Lower Tenement, G or Rooms,
IA on Newton steet, off Pleasant at the House of d.
Manning, with good Barn aud stable, good Water,
Garden, &c. Inquire at This Office, or of
j. &. STODDARD.
Maple street, at The House,
~ An Omnibus will run, after the first OF April
from Newton street to Main street. three times day.
mCh24 DIFF
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For SALE.

A GOOD chance is offered to any one wishing to en-
N ter IA Mechanical business, well established. or
the present owner would take in a Partner For fur
ther particulars apply at HAVEN'S Agency Office,
Horticultural Hall. mch3l'd3t
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-02
New Sugar

iii HHDS. very choice Porto Rico SUGAR u DO
Az New Orleans and Muscovado do, Just received
ana Tor sale on favorable terms wholesale or retail
by H. r. EATON A. co ''
meh29 diff lS6 Main street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-02

AN Saturday, between No. Portland street, and
Y y the Town Hall, shot bag containing some Ten
or Fifteen Dollars IN change The finder by returning
the TO the City Liquor store shall be Handsomely
rewarded. DANIEL STONE
Worcester, March 90 1858. mch2e dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-02

IL THE HOUSE, BARN, lot, No. A Pleas
liH ant street. Also Cottage House about six min
uets walk from the City Hal Apply To
mch2g DIFF JOS. LOWELL, in.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-02
For Spring Wear.
n Z W B 0 0 K S!
Just Issued, and for Sale

No. $50 Main Street.
I AWARDS New Book--discoyeries among the Ru
~ ms OF Nineveh and Babylon,--second Expedition
Stray Yankee in Texas, by Philip Paxton.
Nick OF the Woods by r. NJ Bird
Historical and Critical Essays, by Thos. De Quincy,
vols.
Punch's Prize Novelist. by Thackeray.
Putnan's Magazine for April.
Harpers do.
Broadheads History of the Stale of New York
Linyard's History of England
Lives of Alexander AID William Won Humboldt.
Interviews, Memorable and Useful, D. Cox.
Genesis and Geology, Prof Hitchcock.
The Heir of Kedcyffe.
Beatrice, or, The Unknown Relatives, Catherine sim
clair
Amabel, a Family History, Elizabeth Wormley.
Agatha's Husband.
History of Painters Of all Nations.
Mechanics Practical Model Calculator Oliver ByrnO.
Red, White, and Black-Sketches of American Socic-
ty in the United Sates by Francis and Theresa Rulszk
mares diff
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Sherih,s sale,

COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS.
Worcester,ss IS. March l6, 1859
pY virtue Of an Execution, which issued on udg.
ID ment in favor Of CLARK ELLIS, of Milford, In
said County, Gentleman, against THOMAS ROSE, Of
said Milford, In said County, Gentleman nj the necem-
ber Term Of the Court Of Common Pleas for lhls Coun-
~, A. d. 1884, have taken all the right 10 equity that
the said Thomas Rose had on the seventeenth day OF
February, A. d. 1859, the DAY whom the at
tached mesne process to redeem certain mortgaged
Real Esia G, laying In said Milford and the same that Is
described in Mortgage Deed thereof, from the said
Thomas Rose to Nathan Wood, recorded in the Regis.
try OF Deeds for said County Book S78 Page 576 and
on SATURDAY, the twenty eighth day Of May next
NJ two O'Clock in the Afternoon, at my Ofice In the
City Of Worcester, mo Worcester Bank Bock)
der, said right in equity OF redemption
J. DAY, Dep. sheriff.
Worcester, March ID, 1858. d3sS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-02
To the Affiliated.

VA4D As44A4OUONs
'ENHlS is to certify tLat have been troubled with
lame leg, caused by disease OF the bone, for more
than thirty years. and for the five years have suffer
ed The most eXcrucating pain therefrOm. For months
could obtain but little sleep night day, and
able to attend to my business. had tried great
Der Of the most skiful physicians, but all without avail
and had about given up all hopes ever being any bet
ter, when was advised by friend try Iammond's
Linmenl. did so and before had used one bottle,
the pain had nearly all gone. have been using it
than year, at different tines and have suffered
but little. l can therefore recommend 1t to the public
being d invaluable medicine.
JOHN CONANT.
Worcester, Dec 4th, 1859
CALDWELL & HILL, 229 Main street.
JAMES diff General Agents.
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VaInabla House for Sale

IL TIE House now occupied by the subscriber
nia with the whole, or part of the Land adjoining
1t is situated al he head OF State street. and ia
of the best built and most convenient houses in this
city. For terms, and further description, apply 20
mayl7 dist G. A. HARRINGTON.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-02
BUTTER!

PIMA . LBS. very choice DAIRY BUTTER
1OC4 L q in small packages, just received and
for sale by A. HiJNTINGTON
March 90, 1853. DIFF No g. stones block
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-02
Grass Seed.

ITO arrive 500 bushels best Herds Grass, 1000 bush.
L els Red Top and 5000 lbs. Northern and Western
Clover which would call the particular attention
Of the trade. BAssETT, EARLE q BROTHER.
inches dawtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-02
Entire New Stock Of CARPETS,

Il HE public Will be pleased to know where they can
buy Carpets OF The best sly and qualities the
lowest Cash prices. The place is be found at No
Flagg's Block, opposite Central Hotel, by
mch2l dtw3w MARTIN STOWE.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-02
Valuable Real Estate for Sale.

Ia THE subscriber will sell the House in which
lii8 he lives, on Portland street. It is of the
most desirable locations in Worcester.
erms Jesuit the purchaser.
CHAs. P. BANCROFT.
Worcester, Feb. IS, 1853. disif
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New Books New Books!!

New Books New Books!
lust Received at LIyERMoRE's Bookstore, 1874
~ Main street,
Historical and Critical Essays by De Quincy
Shady Side, or Lie of a Country Parsonage
Harry Muir, by author of Margaret Maitland
Agnes sorre by G. r. p. James.
Lectures on Life and Health, by Alcott.
Pleasant Pages for young Children.
Baby lon and Ninevah, by Leyard.
Punch's Prize Noyelists, by Thackeray
Clara MOselana, by Bennett.
New Supply of Beatrice, by Catherine Sinclair.
Woman's Lille or the Trials of Caprice.
Bleak House, No. IS
Putnan's and Hnrper's Monthly mch2e dif
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TO LET.

FFHWO Convenient Tenements. with Shoemakers Shop
L attached, aud large garden, well supplied with
Fruit Trees about q miles the City Hall, will be
let on the first Of April to good tenants very mod
crate price Apply at this office TO NJ. Barrett Col.
lege street. mch29 DIFF
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Garden Seeds.
FLOUR,

1000 BUSH. Oats which we are DESTROYS
cS lOOO of selling Immediately at low mar q
- ket price. Also 1000 barrels Flour, on con-
CO Segment, in store, and receiving at Western r.
=. Railroad Station, which we wish to sell imme- -
"a diatey, consequently will sell at low mat tz
Ens ket price To Merchants, Traders and Others ~
- we are cGnflent It will pay 10 call and see.
ALDRICH & co, -
G 43 and As Front st, Worcester, Mass. .
mCh28 DIFF
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Blank Books for Sale. Wholesale and
Retail.
WYNN. Allen. HSOOK-bTnder

ND Handbook Manufacturer, has at his Bindory,
IN and Is constantly manufacturing Blank-bonks ol
every description, such Ledgers. Day Books Journals
hand. or Books PACED, If desired Old Books rebound
as usual NJ No. 229 Main street, (up slars.)
Worcester June rs, 1852. dawtf
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GROCERIES, &c.
Groceries.
PreserYes,
Extra Molasses.

or various kinds, Ounce, Peach Plum, Raspberry
~ and Blackberry, just received aud for sale BY
apTi DIFF II. AYRES.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-02
TO LET.

SORE IN Haiding's Block, Front st., fitted for the
"A Grocery business, with good cellar. A NEW
COTTAGE HOUSE, Chatham St. r Mt, $l25-
A small House Quincy street Rent SIS. House
on East ST., Rent $l25. CHARLES w HITE
Worcester, March "a, 1853. div
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POTASH
White Beans.

100 . BUSHELS extra quality } just received
l." Il and for sale by the Dbl. or quart by
BROOKS IL STEARNS.
marie dawtf No. Front street, op. CITY Hall.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-02

I + HIIDs new crop and truly extra received aud
- for sale by II. GRIFFIN & co.
mCh29 div