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YIN. o. DibOll,
To the Ladies.

To the Ladies'.
M A D A M p l. A TEN
n Respectfully offers her services the Ladies' Of New Orleans for
the OF the following PRoIAPsUs UTERI
WHITES PRoFUsE AND PAINFUL MENsTRuATIoN, EN-
GoRGEA1ENT AND LIBERATION OF THE WOMB
The treatment adopted by her that which has met the
the distinguished Surgeons Paris London New York; and
its here of which she has ample testimony and the
respectable ladies she refer ustfes hertz that all diseases
Of the Uterus not Of nature, be cured
Madam herself exclusively diseases ladies' and
can be consulted DAILY, at her residence
myls sptf 1873 St. Joseph street.
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ne RELIEF COMMITTEE OF Projection FIR

COMPANY NO. H.
L. c. DIILARD, IS Camp ard IS Bscchus Streets
L. HOLIDAY the Street Commissioners Office CITY Hall
JOS. F. RUSIIA "a Broome add s6 Bacchus streets.
CHARLES II, WALDO. Is and 10 New Levee street.
JONATHAN WOIsRALL, at the Work house.
THOMAS CLEARLY, of St Mark and Grsvier streets
NJ W. MURPHY Of ST. Joseph and Tehoupoulas streets
JOSEPH CLAVIER, at the Delta office.
A. MON TG0MERY, at Leedss Foundry
WM H. REESE, Of New Levee and hatcher Streets
sS E. H. BARTON their Physician who vii
give advice the sick member application
MI Of the Relief Committee. aulb 2~9p
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DRUGS, Medicines, Perflsmerv, etc

ts The subscriber would respectfully call the attention
Planters Physqns and Families his well
comprising article his line Of AL Of which
season. SODA WATER AND MEAD Of quality k
will be found this with all the popular Mineral
such CONGRESS- BLUE LICK Rooms supplied
reasonable with PURE HONEY; ESSENCE PEPPER MINT
GOULEY BTTTERS, etc. THOMAS RANKIN
apl dAWy Druggist and Apoheeay Camp Poydra
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*This total does not include the nterments in St Pat
rcks which the Secretary of the Board of Health
putes at 243
Daily report of the interments in all the Gem
eteres of the city for the "a hours ending at o'clock
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DMHleid's american W'estphatta
Ii A NJ S,
THE PIONEER BRAND,
ESTABLISHED IN 1887, AND FOR WHICH
A PRIZE MEDAL
WAS AWARDED AT THE WORLDS FAIR, OR LONDON
INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION, IN 1851,
had this city, the present season.
following establishments:
PETERS, WILLARD Co.. Of Old Levee and Benvle
R. NJ MeALPIN CO., No. 20 Common street, and No. al
street Row;
HALL, KEMP CO.. Of Canal TchouptoulaB
L. JOHNSTON CO., Magazine and Poyda
Al. ROBERTS CO., 50 POydras streetsi
JOHN S. WALLIS, 100 Magazine street;
DUDLEY 4 NELSON. 20 Common Canal street;
g. NJ. BAYLY Il CO., 90 Common and IS Canal street;
KENDALL YoE Co., of Tchoupoulas
R. W. ADAMS, % Tehoupitoulas street,
HOLMES CLAUSS, 3 Gravier street;
J. NJ. JOHNSON d CO., Front Levee;
JOHN c. SHANNON, Fulton street,
VS.. WRIGHT CO.. 81 Tchoupitouas street;
CONVERSE Co. Lafayette Tchouptoulas streets;
"Lufed the FIRST establish the
and Is emphateay the WESTERN PIONEER business Hi.
cure invariably good-uOns better" Cincinnati Gazette
IL Cured and for sale by
CHARLES DUFFIELD CO., Louisville, Ky.
fs7s SNIP MARTIN, OWEN a CO., Contracting Agents.
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ThysIcian Of Savannah sends
~ city an account Of an un-
<Denity. He says:
: alp 70 give singular in
- tia accumulation Of fat.
-. residing eighteen miles
NO ~ one Of the miracles of
~ ~ Of twenty-five years he
10 continued gradually to
n11il b reached little over
~ able TO get about with toll
.1E< 70 himself, and attended
11rept. He had q fine estate
with care and interest.
~ commenced increasing
i, end gained at first one
dny, then It was found
no pounds per day.
~ II his chair, think
~ around the heart.
y doubt he would
{; Fl 4 : n ~ - .Ak4
Aey( - lnpertsat =.
- ~ sdop(sa
qu eazzia1o -
= ~ ViII Is p1t dow,
N seother yesr. III
Vses twenty yea,
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MT- MINISTERIAL ST.

Hs- MINISTERIAL SERVICES. - Persons de-
the the undersigned Methodist minister's visiting
the sick and buyng the dead during the prevailing epidemic viii
address the SO Camp e Of the
Christian Advocate between the hours Of A. NJ and p. NJ. At
| other hours, apply at private residences.
Rev. II. N McTyEiRE, Magazine and Felicity SITS.
| Rev. L. PARKER. 2s5 Carordeel street
aul2 KEENER CaoOn Third and Dublin
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The following gentlemen have appointed
the Howard Association;
FIRST DISTRICT. SECOND DISTRICT.
TO- HARRIS, G. KURSHEEDT
g. W. SHAW W. L. ROBINSON,
II. W. PALFREY, ]. LIVINGSTON
J.E CALDWELL.
THIRD DISTRICT. FOURTH DISTRICT
CIV. wHITALL. III. BROWNE,
JIM. VANDERBILT J. WILLIS.
~ Donations will received by the Undersigned
jy7s D.. RICARDO. Secretary, 40 Camp street.
N5- HOWARD ASSOCIATION - New Orleans.
July 49, is53The following pactg Physicians have kindly offered
grauous attending patients under tn charge of The
Association; - .
Dr. N SMITH, Annunciaton and Edward streets
Dr.. BENEDICT, Magazine street, near Bartholomew.
Or. FoLwELI, carondelet street, St. Joseph.
DR.. BESsADoN, at Touro Inhrmary.
Dr.. BALL, corner of Hercules and Thalia streets.
DIR. BALDWIN, 40T Magazine street.
DR.. McKELvEY, 10 Csrondelet street.
DR.. G. W. CROSS 10 Nayadss street.
Dr. MATHER Nayados street. between Euerpe and Poymnla
DR.. 6. W. DfaMEYER, IL New Basin.
DR.. MCFARLAND Of Circus and foydras streets.
DR.. DALTON, st. Charles street, over Tattersalls.
DR.. JACOBSON, Union street.
DR.. GoRlNG, Diamonds Row.
Dr. KISFFY, Philips
Dr.A ". BAYLEs, Tehoap.touas street near Orange
DR.. LURToN, 1871 Canal street.
DR.. RoBT. MALcoMsON, las Circus street.
Dr.. JOSIAH HALE, Girod, ST. Charles.
DR.. A. HART, St. Joseph, Camp
DR.. HIRE, 1871 Annuuciaiion street
SECOND DISTRICT.
d.. F. HAGAN, Bourbon and Bienvie.
Dr. CRACOu Is Dzuphn street.
Dr. W. BERTRAND, 234 Basin STR et.
Dr. KEATZ, Of Cont and MArias.
THIRD DLsTi.YCT.
Dr. KOvALEsKI, 10 Hospital street.
DR.. BROWNING, Victory street, below the Railroad.
DrJ. A. CANTRELLE, 10 Congress street. fss5,
FOURTH DISTRICT. ssken CT
Dr. SCHUBERT, corner of Rousseau and Second streets A
Dr. A. DEDRICI, Magazine street, near ST. Andrew.
Dr. P. YEIsER, Live Oak street, Josephine.
Dr. WREN Rosseau, near City Hail.
Dr. j. X. QUILTING, of First and Apollo.
Dr. TEHENDER, corner of Magazine and Seventh.
II The Medical Facuy generally this city respectfully
quested permit list which
applying either of the members the Secretary
iy23 2ptf d. !. RICARDO Secretary
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Ms- Messrs Editors Please announce Dr.
ROBERT NJ GRAHAM as a Candidate for CORONER OF THE
PARISH OF ORLEANS subject the decision ofa Wing Convention.
au91 10, MANY FRIENDS
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xS- LOUISIANA GREYs-Rehef Commit

~ LOUISIANA GREYs-Relief Committee.
The gentlemen duly appointed Re COMMITTEES
during the prevailing epidemic
Lieut.. STRONG, l04 St. Charles street.
JOS. FL uSIIA, "a Broomo street
ROBERT MCNAMARA 25i Magazine street
p. DALEY Triton Walk aud Hercules street
DANIEL. KELLY, Joseph AMI Tchoupitonat streets.
p. CURLEY, Howard between Calops and Clio strees
URE Claiborne, between Common AMI jackson ss
Lieut.. CAVANAU5H, 1888 Circus street
au4 Sn2p by order JOS r. RusHA, Secretary
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ANOTHER HOMICIDE King was yes
terday brought before Recorder Winter charged with the
murder of Anne Burke his wifes sister, by striking her
on the head with an AK
From the reports we learn that the accused who
sided in house the of Edward and St Thomas
streets went home Saturday night and being intoxi
Gated asked his wife to give him bottle of whisky that
was locked up in armor This she refused do stat
ing that he had enough already At this he became fur
GUS and seizipg ak, that he would break the
armoir open unless the liquor given to him She
still refusing he smashed the armor with the AK and
being about to get possession of the bottle she seized it
and broke it the hearth. Still Infatuated King
then commenced ourishing the about his head when
it in contact with the head of Anne Burke his wife
sister who fell the floor and died in a few minutes
An inquest held the body and verdict rem
dered follows Game to her death by conclusion of
the BRAIN caused by blow the front part of the SKULL
inflicted with an ak in the hands of Francis King
King arraigned and remsnded for examination
DIED OF HIS WOUNDs.-An inquest was held
yesterday on the body Of named Peter Fox aged
twenty-four years. native of county Tyrone Ireland,
found dead in the house No Poeyfarre street Verdict
Died of lockaw, caused by wound in the right side,
below the hip joint supposed to have been inflicted by
Thomas McGoverp, alias "Chunkey Tom,n with knife
on the evening Of the 23d ultn
second inquest held view of the body of boy
named Alexander Topy thirteen years old, native
county Tpperary, Ireland found dead in the Charity
Hospital Verdict Came to his death from injuries
received in his bowels, while bathing in the river
A WATER RAr.-William Burdrick, on the
charge of stealing sk from John Burns yesterday
examined before Recorder Winter and for trial be-
fore the First District Court
STEALING LUMBER.-John Brennan and Jas.
Conne yesterday arrested by the First District Po
lice for stealing quantity of lumber from Front Leyee,
the property of John Lott Examination fixed for the
14th instant
CONCEALED WEAPoNs.-Henry Van Buskin,
alias Bueskn up before Recorder Winter for carry
ing concealed large knife He fined $40
Thomas Day, for having his person concealed brace
of pistols razor, and skeleton key, also fined 500
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CHARITY HoSPITAL.-The following is the re-
port for the twenty hours ending II O'Clock
Saturday night 10th inst
Admissions % Deaths. 9
Discharges 10 Yellow fever. ......,
The following is the report of the Institution for
the "a hours ending Sunday night the 18th inst at
IL o'clock:
Admissions ............E Deaths. ............... Q
Discharges. ...........12 Yellow Fever ........ 7
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IIAIL. 0E LOUISIANA HOSE .CO., NEW

ORLEANS, August 81. is53At msetng Of .he EAhsirl
ASSOCIATION held this date tho following oms"a
were I'M an elee'ed for The current iem viz
DANIEL :. WOODRUFF, President;
THOMAS G. POOLE. Vice President;
JAMES n. wINGFIELD, Secretary ts
MARTIN o. LAWSON, Treasurer -. - .....,,,-,v,T 7,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-27
Marbleized Iron Nantes, Columns, Table
TOPS, &c.


EThe SALAMANDER MARBLE COMPANY
RE now Offering the above in great variety. The
"a attcles produced by them very exact in their
limitations OF the choicest Marbles, very superior in
their ash and elegant their designs they cheap
er than Marble, and having Iron basis du-
rabe and caunot be injured by the action OF ACIDs
OILS; having obtained GOLD MEDAL for them at
the last Fair of The American Institute, and receiving
daily commendaon from Arcl ects, Builders, the pub
Tic and the press they nyte attention to them with
fIsHCe.
1hey are also valuable TO persons NJ distance being
readily up than Marble, and not liable lie
brosen III their transl ortaon A CT cUlar with de-
signs aud list Of prices will be sent by post app
catioH SlLAS O. HERRING.
Ware Rooms 8l3 Broadway, New York. under the
care Of joan RusroN to VIII IN all business cpmmuni-
cations only should be addressed. Mandatory lud
corner of Thirteenth streets, under the supern
tendence Of The inventors r Z. K l. f. Williams.
Specimens my also be seer at iEHRiNG'S Sala-
mander safe Depot, 1876 37 and l39 Water ST., NJ Y.
de 6 d3mis
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BOOKS FOR THE PEOPLE.
7. 6, EgedfeIH.


Nos 10 and 1I2 Nassau street, New York.
Has recently published the following and popular
Books, for sale by Booksellers generally.
speeches and Addresses of Thos f. Meagher,$I 90
2-Uap Sbeaf FRESH Bundle, (Lewis Myrtle | 90
3-Chevaers of France, (ilerber0 l IS
4-Children Light, by Caroline CheSebro. l 90
5--Regal Rome by Francis w. Newman, 60
6-Discoveries in the Mississippi valley, &c, by
Marquette and others. 6Vo Maps, &C. 90
7-The Fore,t (Aulhor of !. dy Alice l %
9Ancient Egypt under the Pharoahs{ Kenrck) wise 90
9-Comparatiye Physiognomy, q w Redfsd) 90
lO-Phosophers and Actresses Qioussaye) Wis. 2 so
linen and Women Of the IS century, vols. 2 30
l2-Ih MasterBuilder, or life trade d. KLee)l 90
l3-Hagar stony OF To-day. (Alice Carey / %
4--The Men of the Time. Contemporary Biog-
raphy) so
l5-Trench on the Study of Words. Is
16-Knights of England, QIerber) 25
17-Cavaliers of England. (IierberO rs
l8-Poetical Works of Fitz Greene lialeck ! 90
l9-lsa pilgrimage. Caroline ChesebrG) / 90
2O-Cloveuook (Aiice Carey) 90
2l-Lectures and Mscellanies QIenry James, rs
22-Dream Land by Daylight. Caroline Chesebro) 25
23-Talents and Traditions of Hungary. Pulszky) %
24-Episodes Of Insect Life vols each, 200
25-Cbapman's American Drawing Book, parts each, SO
26-Characters in the Gospels. Rev E. H. Chapin) so
27-Lays OF the Scottish Cavaliers (Aytoun) 100
2S-Lyra aud other Poems. ((Alice Ca ey) rs
29-The Book of Ballads. (6On Guultie) IS
3l-Iillian aud other Poems. Praed) 90
30-The Ladies' of the Covenant. (AndersOn) rs
32-W orks of Edgar Allen Poe vols. 400
3S-Bronchilia aud Kindred Diseases. w. W.ftal,l co
34-Wright's SorCery and Magic l %
35-The Night Side Of Nature (CrOwe) p
36--Griscom on Ventilation. Coloed plates l 90
37-Napier's Pennsuar war; complete. 3 90
35-Reichenbaehs Dynamics of Magnetism. rs
IN PRESS, AND NEARLY READY.
Napoleon in Exile b. b. E. O'Meara, vs.. 9 90
2-Ihe Pretty Plate, illustrated by barley G3
S-The speeches Of the r. Hon. t. 3: Macaulay,
vols. $50
A Stray Yankee in Texas illustrated by barley, 25
5-Nick OF the Woods by Dr. Bird, revised ed IL 25
b'-The Speeches, State Papeis and Miscellaneous
works Of Hon. ~, Ii, Seward. VS.. svo each, so
decS d0m
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CARRIAGES.

y n Ia HaHL "A n htic3s
sz2 " A. TOLMAN d co. have 80 new
CSss%AA5zesy< CARRIAGES for sale Coaches,
F5tJ51--~eef33- Carryalls, Phaolons, Top Buggies,
&4zS2--- Chaises.
Also, secondhand D1rragey IL new HARNESSES.
An assortment OF Trmnings.
Harness, Patent, and Top Leather.
Patent euamelird Cloth, Axles, London Elastic,
lnd Common Vaush, without yduleratan
We have applied
''Evsrett's Patent Couplings"
so that four wheeled Carriages may he turned round in
half the space usually required and are easy Of access
passengers We believe this the best Improvement
that has heon made for m0ny years
We arc Agents for the sale of shop, and single rights
No. 10 and n Exchange street.
Worcester, April Il, 1852 dawtf
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amGGEelpEneEs.

SELBY & CO., No. GO Main Street
ALEXANDER PUTNAM, No. l43 Main Stree
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lJI1it y -N1A-13 4'O' Lto otACCN'
ApotEnecnries a. Druggists.
LEWIS T. LAZELL, No 20l Main street
EDWARD Ii. MARSH. cor Main and Pleas st
Agricultural Implements.
RUGGLEs, NoURsE, MASON, & CO., Court
Mills, Union Street.
Root nd Shoe Pattern Maker
and Root Trees.
GERRY VALENTINE, No. u Central street,
opposite Heywood's Steam Mill.
BomnetS and Millinery Goods.
Misses JONES & ELDREDGE, No. 207 Main
CHAMBERIIN & CO.. I6S and 10 Main St.
booksellers 81 Publishers.
JOHN KEITH & co, No. 239 Main street.
c. F. WILSON, No. 96 Main Street
F300Ablmders.
WILLIAM ALLEN, No. 229 Main Street.
JOSEPH S. WESBY. No, ia Main Street.
Board Matching and planning.
SIMEON MAYO, Dr., Union ST., south P Fac'y
Book Flinders, EsIacEzssmitIls, asssi
IRON Sitting Shears.
LEVI HARDY, at Goes Shop, New Worcester.
Basket aad Willow ware
Ma safaCtOry.
JACOB G. WEIXLER, No 1913 Main street.
Carpets, Rugs, sc.
chamberlain &, CO., 1853 and ITO Main st.
Card, Book, 81 Sob Printing.
EARLE & DREW, No. 2l2 Main Street.
Gard Clothing Manufacturers.
T. K EARLE & CO., No Washington Square
Clothing and Furnishing Goods.
MACULLAR, WILLIAMS, & CO., Piper's
Block, No. I'll Main St, wholesale and retail
THAYER & EAMES, Harrington Block, cor
ner of Main and Front Streets.
Clocks, Watches, 81 JeweIry.
LUTHER D. GODDARD, No. 1877 Main Street.
ASA L. BURBANK, No 2O5 Main Street
China. GEmss, and Earthen Ware.
BROWN & CO., No. las Main Street, opposite
the Post Office.
Carriage Building 81 Harness
Making.
WIN. c. WHITING, No. Mechanic street
Copying Presses, &c.
C. WHITCOMB & Co., cor. Elk and Union SITS
Coach, Sign, & Orn'taE Painting.
DEXTER RICE, No. 8 Mechanic street.
Cigar Manufacturer.
m. CURTIS. No. u Front Street
Dry Goods.
CHAMBERLAIN 8. CO., 1853 and ITO Main st
GEO. p. BRYANT, No. l54 Nam Street.
Dentists.
UR. o. f. HARRIS, No. lj3 Main Street
nawuvNrr,a0fvnAs.
DR.. VAN ALSTIN, No. 207 Nam street.
ADAMS & CLAFLIN, 1855 and 142 Main st.
Drapers N TaiIors.
L. w. STURTEyANT, No. l3s Main Street.
w. MECoRNEY, No. $50 Main Street.
Engine Lathes and Machine
5Obbing.
WOODBURY., LIGHT, & CO., New Stone facty
WILLIAMS, RICH, Il CO., cor. Onion & Elk. st.
Flour and Grain.
DRAPER & CLARK, 1903 and los Front st.
Furniture and Upholstery.
TABER & CHOLLAR, 100 Main st., op. p. 0.
LAWRENCE g. SPRAGUE, Nos III and ITO
Main Street, p. o. Building.
Fancy Goods and Thread stores.
]. i. MYERS, No. 2lO Main Street.
Fresh FISH and oysters.
]. WENTWORTH, No. II Exchange street.
House Furnishing Goods.
WHEATON & HICKoX, Waldo Block.
Hardware Dealers.
pool Il q MILES, 23l Main Street.
CALVIN FOSTER < co., 222 Main street
Hats, Caps, ~ Furs.
BOWLEs a. BLOOD, No. l25 Main street.
MARC KENDALL, No. 265 Nam Street.
Insurance Agency.
WAsHBURN < HOLLAND, No. 203 Main st
Iron, Steel, Vices, Bellows, Grind
stones, &c.
JOSEPH PRATT 4 CO., Washington Square.
Iron and Brass Foundry.
WIN. A. WHEELER, No. 80 Thomas Street.
Life Insurance Companies.
STATE MUTUAL, 9 HARRIS, Sec; 90 Main q
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL, A. q. WOOD,
Aren't Marian Hinnk Pearl Street
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WORCESTER CUISINES pTRECTORY
Lumber Dealers.

Lumber Dealers.
7. & o. x. EARLE, Washington Square.
}. c. MORSE & CO., No. IL Mechanic street.
EEacninists Fools, and Planning
Machines for IRON.
SAMUEL FLAGG & CO., Memifelds Build
ing, Union Street.
DEachiEsisds' Tools, and EEacEime
5Ob5lng.
THAYER, HOUGHTON & CO, Allen & Thur
ber's Armory, Union ST., near Exchange street
Paints, Oils, 81 Dye seuTs.
S. c. WHITE & CO., No. G Har. Cor. Front st.
G. A. HARRINGTON, No 50 Main Street
Paints, Oils, 81 Window GLASS.
CALVIN FOSTER & CO., 222 Main street.
RestOratOrs aEasl Eating. Houses.
SPUR & LEWIS, No. 269 Main Street
THURSTON & RICE, Main St., under P. 0.
Saw We Manufacturer.
E. N. ELWELL, No. 26 E. change street.
Stoves, 'Eia Ware, & E2 Eng.
F. T. PHELPS, No. 70 Front street
SEoe Makers Il coils ;an<a E7imsi'gs.
CUSHMAN & GEER No II Front Street.
Shoe Manufacturers.
W. A. $. SMYTH, (Wholesale,) corner of Union
and Market streets.
sssshes, Blinds, asad Doors.
NJ. S. BALLORD, No. % Main Street.
F0ys, Faascy and Useful Articles.
P. YOUNG, No. Sc Main Street.
VaIiSes, Trunks, Sh0e Findings
and Brushes
G. CLAPP, 225 Main street.
WremcEacs and Spoke SEsayes.
E. f. DIXIE, .247 Main Street.
WOODEN EEacbiEacry Builders.
WILLARD WILLIAMS & CO., S. Z. corner Of
School and Union sts.
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Planning Machines

FLAMING MACHINES
TWO ofBrown's Planning Machines, for planning boards
or plank. The best now In use, can be bought on
favorable tenus of EDWARD EARLE.
These Machines are TO be used under the Woodwork
Patents OF the kind IL In operation nj William
T. Merrheds and can be al any time, by calling
Is establishment. ian29-dawti
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WORCESTER, THURSDAY. JANUARY 27. 1853.
TO BE LET.

4 Store To Let.
nEE Of the best locations in Worcester Civ No
~ 253 Main corner of Mechanic street Ing1iro of
Jan2I Of J.. l.. MASON.
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w GA ESTER
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
MANUFACTURES. TRADES d PROFESSIONS.

Tie following List representing one or TWO houses III
each branch of trade, is submitted 10 the citizens
Worcester County, and the public generally, with the
fullest confidence that persons want Of the products
of Worcester Work shops, or the Merchandise Of Wor
Stores any of the branches here enumerated,
" i'll be able supply themselves at shoi notice and
upon as reasonable terms be met with i'll Boston
or elsewhere.
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]. G. Pearson

NNO ULD respectfully inform the public, that he has
w taken the old stand of Farley x Pearson, 203
Nam street, Worcester, Mass, he continues to
manufacture Carharis celebrated patent Seraphnes,
Melophnes and Eaians, single and double reed from
to octavrs, and of the best sty le aud flush.
Every Instrument made 9nd sold By the subscriber, is
warranted to give perfect satisfaction.
ianl daw6m
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Terms---94.O0 per Annum. or $500 i
paid in advance.