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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-01-13
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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-01-13
THOMAS G HILDS.

Abont fse " eeks siace, a fright
Iui rorta lfy tork place in sort qf
stable yard, IN the outskirts Of Log.
don, Eng and at one I ime il wns
almost le bred i arose from cholera.
-Four children died IL QUO falniiy
the first, as ga shown, From eating
some cr9de vegetable substance.
sup. osedte be Jerusalem ar iciokce !,
which be picked up un Camberi e,r
green. The other deaths were Of
a dfegf at character. and it Vas
show n that The door of the house.
No. / Ffrandah place, where tie
parents live !, was close to aceess.
pool. irofn which the most Of nsive
smells pfoeeeded, and il was stated
tie soil d aS otfen several iEcIes orer
the flooring. There wa alsn q sort
oil ash-5iEi, IN which The jury view
ed the place, there was o dead CIT.
aud several rats, and other filth.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-01-13
ITO nH d0soIuEoaD NrxF WEaK-]
y ron a Z 6ys. Of as A. 4 Hoat a
II WAsHINeToN, Dec. 25.

W hcitlAutON, PcC. 30
Mr. Madon's s resolution in the Sen
ate, to-day will lead TO an interest
ing discus len, You will find That
Gen. Pierck's Known opinions upon
the subjecd of Glhlastoqsh have not
increased the number of its advo-
Gates. In the House, several prom
inent mem bers will early take an or
portunity bf urging themselves Of
ali M5juStb pr oclivities.
1t appe hrs 10 he tie general i'm
preston tlfat thdre is more reason to
anticipate trod dblb With France than
with Englitnd, a nd that the latter is
exciting tie Juvenile emperor to a
bout with reppblicanisIh.
A row is likely 10 arise between
the judicidly, executive and legisl;l-
tive powerf Of the government, about
the WheelIng (Va) bridge The
Supreme dourt, at the last term, de-
cided that the bridge was an uacon-
stitutional nui isance, and prderdd it
to be abatbd. Congress then passed
Il law making The bridge IA post route,
thus MULTI bing the decision of the
court The Supreme couft viii en-
force its deer be, and the executire
mast exed date the act of Congress cft
course Stlt4 rights are involved
Mr.. ERIing1s resolution provI'ling
for the el, |ctio|n Of Electors for the
election Of .Prd dsident and Vice Pres
iient, by Dis 4tritts, as members Of
are now elected, attracts
great atld dntid dn
It is Il MOI fed that the Hon. R
NJ. T. Hhh hhtcr has gone to Concord,
BY invita- fon from Gen. Pierce
The delegraphic announcement
from this lofty that Gen. pi frce has
fixed upon certain men for his cabi-
aot is pfotouh heed upfoundeA- by par /,
ties herd ih The confidence Of the
Pre- side4t eldct.
Tie III on of this morning says
hat the Hon on. ". r. King is so
much iihH Hrov I'D in health as no long
n TO need tn + attendance Of a ply
,iciin, and hb vii. probably bf able
o take his scat in lii Il Senate in a
ew days. +
There is ND truth whateycr ih the /
amor sta tied from thi 5 city, tn 1T the H
lc nj IemberS oil CongresE con-
enptltfd u oting large s4m of.
money No Ibe placed at tie diSn}sal of.
Pierce, to be used to guard
lgainst Itur4 p6an aggressions. The
Ihhs j +ot even been mooted-
)n the COZ ltrary, the dem1cr,tic
members haE re no desire to i hitiate
ny polick f + MIR Pierce, Hretrring
athcr To walt for the maniles Iations
,fthc orlcle| of the 4th Of Man Eh.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-01-13
/. NO. 50.

mdst come to " bat we think the
) Bi bic teach les onitbis subject. That
a tes lament or viii is made by the
testator for the benefit Of his oFn
legitimate offspring, no sane man will
! deny; and that the will thus execu-
TED is designed to embrace the heirs,
IS fact to Q obvious to be disputed
BY any And it is also true, that
after the death Of the testator, there
is no more Increase Of the family;
consequently, the will provides for
each and q very heir. The idea of
eternal chll lren is thought to be very
strange by some, as such children,
say they, wPuld have DO parents; bu;
WI Hich is Il be most strange, children
VIII ithout parents, or a father without
children?-1 both equally strange, and
Wi thoat the least semblanceof truth.
\ Pw the estator Of which we speak,
is said, BY Inspirati6n,t to be an sever
lasting father, and prince Of peace"
Then as thFre can be no father with
on chillreb, our testator had fami-
y of his OWN, before his death, to
provide lorb consequently made lis
Will for their benefit, and not rs tho
self styled orthodox theologiansWouId
hdye it, N. ike will, giving the eter-
nj inheritaInce to the devils children
on a portion of them, and afterwards
adept them to make thet.l his
Il ow then $tautls the casey some may
inquire; tile testator has been dead
1900 yeafs and DO increase Of tho
Ia lhIly since, how are We to BECOME
heirs to this glorious inheritance? tel
u for We do feel some solieitude up
% the subject. That children are
born after the death of the testator !
eel free to admit, but, that they are
provided f5r iu the creation Of the
will is equ4ny true Then it follows
hat the doctrine of the Saviolr is
rue. "Ye must be born aghin, not OF
'o4 4ruptiblq seed, but of inc9rruptihe
y the worE i Of God which liveth and
bideth fd refer,'' 9lrd Ills is the
Ford which by the gospel ID preached
INTO you. You then viii be the le-
.iiimate, spiritual offspring Of tho
estator an "a the children Of God by
nth in Christ jesus, possessing tho
iVine nat ature. You then viii have
he Jerus4 len above for j our moth
r, for she is said by the Hpostle, to
e the mother Of Us al, Cal. 4tb, Is.
he testatbr has an undoubted right
, name all his children, ami il is said;
# whom the whole family in heaven
nd earth is named, ,Eph 81, 18th -
MS family may boast of their kings
nd priests nuto God. These CHI
ren may sing triumphantly, know
lat my Hedeemer lives, and though
le mud wall cottage is destined to
II, we hsiFe house not made with
ands etefnal ID the heavens. That
le readerk ofthe Observer may close
scrutinike this, aud correct my cr
'rs, if any is the sincere desire Of
our old friend.
frFIS%YGc CrTTV re
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-01-13
FlYETTEVLLl, TENN, THURSDAY JANUARY Il, 1853.

defendins & myself here, by words, OF
efsepherb if need be by blows; and
that this sd dung gentleman shall right
well knok before I have Done with
him. Y IouI Will bear in mind, gentle
men, thatI I'hat / sly, is in seli-de-
fence that | did not begin this
quarrel Fl Hat it was forced on me;
and that ] am bound BY no restraints
Of courtesy. or Of respect, or Of kind
ness. Let i'm change to the account
Of his own rashness and rudeneSs,
whatever he receives in return ther e.
for,
u ITO BE doycDuEogp Ngyr WEeKj
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-01-13
.EaHanean Politics.

The ciito ! of the N ew YorlI Cour r
Ter, who has shown himself rel lharkR-
bly, well Info Fmed as to e Eafopea an pol
tiles, says: ''At DO period since the
c0ap d ct tht of Napoleon twelve
months lag9, have the affairs Of Eu-
rope col lhmhrded so general and so
close ait ention as at present. All
Europe Is nder an U uhdefued and
yet und$niaHle apprehension that its
peacefulIre lions which have been
presarvqd eB Eentially unimpaired for
thirty-s{yeh years are soon to be
broken bp. This is all held to de
pend uI on the will Of a single man,
and that m IN is universally dlstrust-
cd. M reliance whatever is reposed
in the Professions of Louis Napoleon,
and greI Itt Importance is consequent
~ attached to the slightest indica-
tions o1hia future policy
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-01-13
= q 3 Z Is ! .
True Friends nip.

There aye Some spitss illiy slrnne'
70 echo bpek the zones Of nHae;:
And rhos4 few cherished Suuls among,
| dare, dear flicnG. 10 humber thine.
Angels attend lhee may lheir wings
Fan ctcrv shadow FROM .hy bgn";
Fono.Iy~ Prishi and ioself lh'oss
sho4 ii wais 90 onr as good as ihou.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-01-13

In V5rgaio, the total amount pro
| osed for appropriations to internal
IMPROVEMENTS IS s12,406,470, ot
which Sum S6,326,0OO is for raik
roads; and the residue FOX canals ard
turnpike roads -
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-01-13

VAST #ISGroS, Dec. 2o.-The Hon.
". Z. King resigned the Presiden-
cy Of the Senate to-day.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-01-13

An ornueinr circumstance occur:
evary moguine IN Esidge street Isov
Chester. When the servant Is EN-
ployed polishing the external brassgs
of Mr. Davis shop, the spaniel bS-
lapainc to the latter, makes q point
Of taking his station on the stall to
valch The operatien. and as soon as
it is inished oneIs his neck to tilf
man for tie purpose Of having lis
brass collar furnished up in Il manner
to dog Of his professions. Some
times the servant preteuds to forget
this mark of attention.wben Don takes
care 10 remind him of his neglect by
a very significant bark. The process
oe ead6gnmantinvariably concludes by
:he presentation of his paw. as an
acknowledgement to his faiade chem.
--Gs4ste, { (Efg) Chronicle.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-01-13

Tie Homeopathic College at Cleve-
land, O bio, has now seVehty-eight
students in regular attendance. This
IS the most hourishing class which
has eFef attended lectures at this In
stitutF Foh, and is a certain evidence Of
the prosperity Of the College.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-01-13

Away here in Texas he sun shines 50
rl,s,.ass ssi ! ,aeLr b.ao,y APPEAR
II :9 moq q. in siieador, 'f.u"iOas The
Aa1 I's"' 'ss ..a.a. +. rsI t.opi vi.a ,a. year
Away hero u Texas arg bsaa'iiol
Pesulia,ly br. Iliea, aad CAV;
The bird. VIII 'neir music orgai'e tie dali
And sassao.q ,,.I. sing all ,,o aay
Away here ID Texas. siraag9' ronn'
I'm unknown 10 ni oaii Gaw.
Ye, lrayel h hope Of "a far BET t.or hom',
When I've q,keo my last sad adieu.
Away here ID TeK Kas my joarney shall end
and my body be laid il he grounds
Boi hop. ,ourise aaa % lieay yen ascend,
when Ga5eie.'f ias, ssafoPe' ska.l soaaH
T ,o raa,,oe@ from -r-s-. | rise f.on 'a-
T. meet my d Rr Lord IN the oie
The words Of ] s promise giIl bear nc safe
And forsyqr ri dv.n With HI n ,herc.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-01-13

IuPekln, 4 newspaper is published
every week on silk
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-01-13

i isss:ss 10 heir bepo,y APPEAR
ssF moan, in stieador. iiuminos The
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-01
AUCTIONS.
Extraordinary & PeremptOry Sale,
=. w. AEElEsY & co.


A 7 their Sales Rooms, on SATURDAY EVENING,
II Oct. lst, At o'clock.
Fine Steel National Engravings!
Consisting Of splendid view Of Ashland, the Home
stead OF Henry Clay, and Portrait of HENRY
CLAY, while speaking The Compromise, together
With one just isseel and before offered the
public, representing Clark Mills Equestrian Statue of
GEN. ANDREW JACKSON,
Erected opposite the Presidents Mansou Washington,
e., and cast entirely from Cannon captured al New
Orleans Testimonials rom Hon. Mhlard Fillmore,
lion Edward Everett, Thomas II. Cay, ssq Arthur
Stans5ury, Esq and from The Press GENERALLY, uccon-
pany these EngraviEgs endorsing their execution and
faithlulncSs
The publishers of thes~ splendid works OF American
ioc art propose to issue series OF National Enpi
Jugs, embracing various National Subjects To he exc
cuteI by The best artists in the cOun and hold pub
Inc safes upon the issue of every plate in all the
principal Cities of the UuioB of which series this
viii l"rm the first. II Is hoped this aud spi tied
enterprise, will be met by corresponding degree Of
hberalIy On The part OF the public.
large attendance is requested. Young Men wish
nc 70 Canvass for these Eugfavngs in The country viii
mud ths rarr opportunity supply themselves
Worccse' Sent. Is, 1873 DIS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-01

(wA New HOUSE, on Wellington st., built for
h,M two tenements, . rooms each, warmed by Hot
Air, soft water and Bathing rooms in each tone
ment, rooms large and well finished large garden at
tached, and within ten minutes walk Of City Hail.
Inquire OF GEO. Y. BRYANT, w
s29 dtf nlN. AAM No. 15f Main street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-01
WANTED,

VNHAT understand Housework, be fonnd on ap.
. Il plicalion at the EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, 233
Main st up stairs. s26
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-01
MechanicsI Rank.

NHE Stockho ders of the Mechanics Bank are here
1 by notified that their Annual Meeting for the
Choice Of Directors for the ensuing year. and the
transaction of any other business that may legally
be- lore them, VIII be held their Banking Room
on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day of October next, at 2
O'clock, p. NJ.
A dividend of profits will be payable Oct. Sd.
p. HAMMOND, Cashier
Worcester, Sept 10. 1853. dos
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-01

Providence & Worcester Railroad.
t,Ts EzFa FFE5zzs4zzss51
EsA$ Efss
WINTER 4RRANG EMENT.
ON and after MONDAY, Oct. 80, 1853, Passenger
~ Trains leave as follows:
Through Trains.
Leave Providence at 730 and j AS, am. and 345 pr
Leave Worcester at and II is AM, and A pm.
Foe connections with the various Railroads leading
from Providence and Worcester aud with the Norfolk
County Road at Blackstone, see Pathfinder Raiiwsy
Guile published by George K. Snow Boston
The steamer Perry, to aud iroiA Newport runs
IN connection with the HIS, am and Has am.
Trains.
AonstsnIe Trains
Leave Ionsdae at 6.l5, 8, 1925 M and ?, 40,
5,S5, and is, pm.
Leave Providence at 6,55 IS, am, aud 10, is, g. S,
Sis and $50, pm
The 5,35 Train from Lonsdale will not stop at Valley
Falls or Pawtucket t-,
ISAAC II, soUTHwICK, supt
Providence, Oct. 1858. dawtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-01
Singing Schools

MIN. SUMNER has removed from Southbridgr st
w to Chatham st. Place, (lornerly known
t'Chatham st. ConIt')
N. B. Chatham street. rms parallel with Pleasant
street, and is the next South of it.
Sent IA 1853 dawtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-01
NOTICE.

THE Taxes of the 81 Parish in Worcester have this
i day been placed in my hands for Collection A
discount of per will be made all Taxes paid be-
tween this and the 2lsl of October next.
WILLIAM BARKER,
T. and Collector.
Worcester, Sept. 20. 1853 s2l d2wis
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-01
CeatraI Bank.

ENHE Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders of tie
! Central Bank, for the choice of Directors Tor the
ensuing year action upon The 9Th Section of the l96lh
Chapter of the Statutes of 1888, and for any other
business that may legally come before Them will he
day of October next, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
6. f. HARTslIORN, Cashier
Worcester Sent. Is 1853 dtO3
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-01
FOR SALE.

tga The TIMBER, WOOD, sc on Forty Acres
RsY@ of land, on the Gill Gibbs Farm, in Rutland Ms ,
-@aL--on which may be found Oak Maple, Pine, Chest
nut, White q irch, and Spruce. Apply 10
CALVIN G. HOWE, Rutland
Or TO II. w. WETHERELL, IA MIX 81, Boston
aul3 dasytf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-01
FOR SALE.
FURNITURE FOR SALE!

At the CITY Commission and General Fag7,ish-
ing Store, No. Pearl Street,
NKTHERE NAV be found a large ASSOC I'M ent of new
w and second md Furniture, CtockeFy, Glass and
Britannia Wares Knives. Forks, aud Plated Ware;
CLOCKS Lanterns, and Wooden Ware; Carp'is and
Carpftine, Rugs; Mats Feathers and Feather Beds;
Husk Hair. and Palmieaf Mattresses Window shades
and hxuresi Stoves, and almost every thing in The
House Furnishing line, all of which will be sold pr
Yate sale for Cash AT the very lowest mark possible
Please call AMI examine befOrs purchasing elsewhere
N .. Those breaking up Housekeeping and others
having Property to dispose of, and do wish send
IL TO an Auction Room 70 have IL thrown away, will
please lea 'e their ard number ny Styre and
VIII call and examine aud buy their Property at short
notice. j.. HOOD,
Auctoneer and Commission Merchant
worcester, Sept 81, 1853 dtf No Pearlst.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-01
Stray Fig.

GTVA Came into the premises OF The subscriber,
7yszsS 26th inst, small PIG which tie owner can
sAAg4azilave by poying charges.
q. b. MOSELEY,
octl Off l65 and 100 Main st.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-01
NOTICES, &c.
SheYif,s Sale.

COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS,
WJfccster, IS. August 20, 1853.
DIX virtue Of All Execution, which issued on judg-
ID nent IN favor ef lskVI5 SIOWEt.L, of Auburn
in said County, Gentleman, against NATHANIEL s.
CLARK, Of Auburn. in said Comfy Yeoman, at The
jane Term Of the Court Of ComGGn Pleas or said
Comfy d. 1858, hive 12kGn at The Right in Equ-
sy that tie SAID Nathaniel 5. Clark had on The fourth
day May A. d. ls5S the day when same was at
iached mesue process, ard ali the right in equity
that the said Nathanil :. Clark now has TO redeem
certain morgaeed read laying in said "A uburn;
and the that is described in Mortgage Deco
thereof from the said Nathaniel :. Clark Frederick
w. Paine aud Within Lincoln, recorded in the Regis
try of Deeds for SKID JOunty Book 362, Page 225.-
And on SATURDAY, the Iwenty ninth day of OctO-
her next at Two "clock in the afternoon. my Office,
n the City of Worcester, (Nu s, Worcester Bank
Block) shall offer Tor sale, by Pubi' Auction 10 the
highest bidder said right IN equity of reGt mption.
III de>SW j. DAY, Dep sheriff.
Manufacturers Mutual Fire Insurance
COMPANY.
THE Annual Meeting OF the Manufacturers Mutusi
i Fire Insurance Company, will be held at the said
Company's Office, in Worcester, on
WEDNESDAY,, the oh dag Of Oct. neat,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, for the choice of Officers for the
year ensuing and Tor the transaction q such Other bust
as may come before said meeting.
SAMUEL ALLEN, $ecy.
Worcester Sept H. 1858 diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-01
Grocery for Sale,

'IliE Stock and Stand Of Grocery doing good cash
business, in ce trial location, In this CITY, is Of
iered for Sale For further particulars apply at tn
Office. All guo5
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-01
Also. ReadY.Made Clothing.

~ every dtscilpii0El
usual consisting Of over Coats, Frock, Dress and
sack Goats. Pants and Vests, ana every variety of
Furnishing Goo s.
Remember the place, 27l Main St. Piper Block, Wor-
cester, Mass, sign OF the FnH Dressed Man.
sci Gawf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-01
FOR SALE.

A New Crank Shaft, with an iron CONF pulley Any
IN one wishing 10 n, up Foot Lathe Gun buy this
cheap Apply at96 Front 1t. of horticultural Hall.
eQg = DIST
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-01
Money Lost :
LOST

ON THURSDAY Evening, Port Monnaie contain
" ing sum al money nd a Note, signed by Nathan
lalell, payable the subscriber. Pa, ment OF the
Note is stopped Whoever will retu the same shall
besqitabiy rewarded. THOMAS LANLER
Worcester Oct /, 1853, d3t+
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-01

rINHE Rooms over the Paning MIL IN The Itch shop
Il on the Boston and Worcester Railroad suitable for
wood work, for any business that requires connder
able room, and but little power. Possession given Oct
/. Inquire Of SIMEON MAYO, Manchester street,
an3S dtr w.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-01

WANTS.
MATTED.

4 American Woman TO take charge of Cooking,
~ and general iuuseW0rk in Il small family none
BIZ an experienced hand ned apply. inquire at this
Office. dt& $50
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-01

THREE or four Blacksmiths, accustomed to the use
4 Of Trip-hammels. Also, two good Clsel grinders
Apply TO z. FOSTER 4 co , Worcester, or PAGE,
mcn24 isfC
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-01
W N z E D

TOUR Gentleman BoardeIs may be accommodated
4 with easant Rooms, lew doors from ain st.
Also Gentleman and Wife, and Il lew table board
The House Is heated with furnaces.
For particulars inquire at this Office. DIFF 0
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-01
Mopnt Pleasant School,

y HF FALL TERM will commence September LIST
and continue 90 weeks. Pupils win he admitted
half whole term, as may be desired For fur
Their particulars inquire nf A. CARTER Proprietor.
Worcester, August !, 1853 dti anl7
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-01
Sh0em9kers Wanted

x MEN ami Boys wanted to bottom shoes Those
l. that can do bus part, such as lasting peggng
Keeling or trimming, will do well 10 ARMY to
f. RRlMBLECOM,
Grafton, sept 26, 1853 dawtf Grafton. Mass.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-01
FAGE. TAEIM

7 AolEs can sec "A new style + Fan Talma, ~ cal
a ing at the "HiUe." GEO. r. BRYANT.
sci dl7is
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DRY GOODS. &c:
Ihihets LIE GaslImleres.

4 SPLENDID As, oriinenf er tho above row IN
y store They Will P offered 1t Great Hsrgain-.
Cal ana ste them. 81 di1t GEO y BKYANT
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LO ST

n or near Main street, On Monday morning last n
Memorandum BOak, together with several loose IN
pers. Waoever has found the is desired to leave
them with the subscriber, living az Woodland Farm.
with $ ALLEN, Brinley block and receive suitable
reward. JOHN MITCHELL.
DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-01
GREAT SALE OF
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

IT,. hois2s' carriages, C>sg- tx L.
~ Harnesses. &c. &'ElZ--S5-
viii be sold al fub.ic Auction en- THURSDAY. the
Sta day # 'lrt next, nj o'c och, A. NJ. the entire
Personal Property Of the late VIM BrowElL deceased,
to witt
The entire HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, con-
sisting iii part Of Beas, and Bedding, Carpets,
Gard, Cherry, Il Common Uining Tables,
Wash stands and Toilet Tables, SOFAS Looking Glasses
Or. ckery, G Iss, and Earthen Ware Entry Astral,
ard Common amps, Cane set aud Common Chairs
Parior anu Cooking suves ! Neri-ertor, Chain
Pump, eight ds: bIass Clock, silver Wach.
Also, z Valuable EEoFses,
pair Silver Moul ted Harness s. pair Heavy ork do
m hrst rate oder; huggy Harness, Bug Market
Wagon two horse Lumber do, horse Lumber
DO, two horse Sled OK Shovel sleigh, Hay Cut
ter Chest of Carpenters Tools Carr enters BE- ch
es with vicesi Nheelbarr0Ns, large lion Vice, 8
Cross cut, Pit, aud Wood Saw bb of first rate
Cider Vinegar; large lot of Wood preparrd for the
frej 80 40 loads of Compost Manure lot of Stone
&c DC Also, the entire apparatus Tor