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UIANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL. A
w situation to do cooking, washing and ironing Has
the best city reference. Please call at No. Columbia
street. STATE Brooklyn Can be for two days.
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VXTANTED-BY RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT
w young woman situation to do chamberwork
and washing and ironing, chamberwork and wait
ing, general housework, in a small family. Good
city references be given Please call at 33 Bowery
in the rear Can be seen for two days IL engaged
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VXTANTED-A SITUATION, BY AN AMERICAN YOU NC
w woman, to do general housework in n small pri
vate family The best of city reference can be given
Call at 2O2 West Sixteenth street. between Eighth and
Ninth avenues.
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WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE GIRL A SITUATION
w as chamhermad, waiter or laundress. Can ue
seen at her last piece 100 Second avenue where she
lived for long time. Good references. Can be seen till
suited
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1853-08-25
From tho National Era.
THE POPE AND SAINT PETER.
BY JOHN q. WHITTIER.

II CHANGED, that while the pious troops OF France
Foughtin the crusade which Pope Plus preached
What time the holy Bourbons stayed his hands,
The IIur and Aaron meet for such Moses)
Stretched forth from Naples towards rebelOus Rom
To bless the ministry of 0udinot,
And sanctify his iron homiles
And sharp persuasions of the bayonet,
That the good pontif fell asleep, and dreamed
He stood by Lake Tiberias, in the sun
OF the bright Orient and beheld the lame,
The sick, and blind. knee at the Masters feet,
And rise up whole. And, sweetly over all,
Dropping the ladder of their hymn of praise
From Heaven to Earth in silver rounds Of song,
He heard the blessed angels sing of peace,
Good will to man, and glory to the Lord.
Then one with feet unshod and leathern face
Hardened and darkened by fierce summer suns
And hot winds of the desert, closer drew
His fishers kaick, and grded up his lons
And spake, rs one who had authority:
"Come thou with me-"
Lakeside and eastern sky
And the sweet song of angels passed away,
And, with dreams alacrity of change,
The priest and the swart fisher by his side.
Beheld the eternal city lift its dOmes
And solemn fancs and monumental pomp
Above the waste campagna. On the hills
The blaze Of burning villas rose and fell
And momently the mortars iron throat
Reared from the trenches; and, within the walls,
Sharp crash of shells, low grosns of human pain,
Shout drum boat and the changing lsrum bell
And tramp of hosts, sent up mingled sound,
Half wall and half defiance As they passed
The gate of San Pancrazio, human blood
Flowed sncle high about them, and dead men
Clicked the long street with gashed and CORY piles
CHASTITY barricade of mangled flesh
From which. at times, quivered living hand,
A md white lips moved and moaned A father tore
His gray hairs. by the body of his son,
In phrensy; and his fair young daughter wept
IN his old bosom Suddenly fash
love the thick sulphurous air, and man and maid
tank, crushed and mangled by the shattering shell
hen spake the Gallilean: "Thou hast seen
he blessed Master and His works of love;
look now on thine Hearst thou the angels sing
Above this open hell Thou Gods high priest
Thou the Vicegerent of the Prince of Peace
IHou the successor Of his chosen ones!
!, Peter fisherman of Gallilee,
n the dear Masters name and for the love
II His true Church, proclaim thee anti Christ,
lien and separate from His holy faith
Vide us the difference between death and life,
he hate of man and the great love of God
lence and repent
Thereat the pontff woke,
trembling, and muttering o r his fearful dream.
What means he ?" cried the Bourbon Nothing
more
han that your majesty hath all too well
altered for your poor guests, and that, in sooth
he Holy Fathers supper troubleth him,
aid Cardinal Antoneli, with a smile.
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VOL. VII.
REPENTANCE AND RpsTITur,oy

s.Nt I. A. ~
so E -, i,''O'' una Appeals Of
A. az 80 -, Ill :" 81 pronounced
A.. 20, r. O. OO"us wand, and
- 20 - e,''e holding this
s;,.;nn; Ga On0d Co.. a., -. '00u Tor Mis-
GOOD name o. ,ohonna :. - ', our country'
q the rest of mant;ndD ~. Oa' aud With
ma,;tv Of .bsso bords so,a - oDS O"nOal 'hior'
the Acknowledged agent Of ,ho g. market by
oh asea bv ;nnocont,v .o,eH '"u pur'
.orns ont 70 he M ;nfo,mar, 'tU0u'a'Ors
ono and the renua;at;on no,v y durable
sasaed rasca,;tv which tho A0 d con-
sumntion must eure as wal, a. !, '''" Ut as
pennsvlva,;a also once c.no.
debts bnt abe did No, dsnv ,hon, ., pay her
up, and. as soon as she could sbe n.;s IA O"ned
now we are all right AGAIN Go, M. uP, and
boast ber nresent nos;.;o, % 'pp' can
the girl did after her illey;t;mota :, "'n as
3Now am inst "a GOOD "a aro. ! - uRa
The National Inteliieencer convra,nl..,.
servatism upon the event Cotton no.
ed its character, and conscience is so,;.s',
Where is Sydney Smith! He wa, ~a-'
when the bonds were repudiated viii hn
rise among the rappers now that the ,.bl0. ~
turned! or has he no longer apv ir,s,oa, =
the interest about to. be paida Tho -
pencer wishes that the vary word -.
may be forgotten. All right in Tho -.
hand. but how hard and tiybt tho ;,.-.
bunker honesty appears in all obl;oat;ons g
money debt. in eomparison with tbosa os -
social. and national duivt Notb;nc 90 80
as a bond. signed sealed and da,;voroa -
er il rests upon any real cons;dsrat;o, q. 80,
A Catholic priest once told b;s oona.o..,:.-
that the test Question AT 81 pstor,0 oona.:.
house to all applicants for admission into az.
celestial regions is--a How do won NOV -
your small dues ~ The family R;blo ar
torious old miser once fell into our hand. ana
we found the fv.leaves flled with ono,,.;.--
of all the texts in tho Ola Taston,an, -
denounce curses unon eoreooo,bro u.
had learned that covenant - n. Lor.I -,
for STIMULATION under zeal 70 nav. Az, Il.
oave Il no othar identification W.
a more rigidlv honest dealsr in u,onau MOTT
or a barder hoLod o,r,,ao. -
else He boastsd ev.rv don of he nc. 80
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elastic and greedy as spOngos till successful
and as spiral and savage as screws when thcy
have the means of tyranny.
The moral of our story, as applied TO the
hunters of men shattered little rom Tue
original-"I In all your service, copy Buff'" r..
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EUROPEAN CoRREsPoNDENcE.-ln another
column will be found the first Of series oil
letters from our correspondent in Europe. lt
is from the pen of highly-distinguished wrl-
ter in England, whom DR.. Bailey has engaged
to furnish letters for the Era. We commend
it TO attention.
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D2- Post 4 Co., Periodical Agents, Third street
near Main, Cincinnati, authorized to receive sub
scriptions for the Era. Single copies Of the paper
NAV also be had of them at all times
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WASHINGTON, ID. c.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 25, 1853.

DR.. BAILEY, at last advices, was still in Eng
land. He expected to start for America on
the oath yesterday in the Atlantic steamship
He will be home early in September.
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to attention

MARX SUTHERLAND OR Power AND PRIN-
cIPLE-The concluding chapter of this work,
by Mrs. SouthwOrth, will be found in our col
umns this week Its publication has been
continued through some thirty numbers OF the
Era and the work has greatly interested all
who have read it. Our correspondents speak
in warm praise Of its merits. 1t will shortly
appear, in book FORM and, we learn, will also
be published in England, by the enterprising
firm Of Clarke Beeton, 4 Co.
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is of a good model, though too heavily con-
structed to be very swift boat. However, the
Spanish steam feet now on this station is a de-
cided overmatch for the whole American steam
marine of war; w. II. h.
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A GERMAN Mass MEETING has been held
in Cincinnati, at which it was determined to
form new political party, the principal tsnes'
Of which will be, opposition 10 Slavery Kitten
sion, to the Maine Liquor Law, and the Jssuiss I;
radical political reform, and more strict 40
countability Of Representatives.
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WHAT DOES 1T MEANT

There is now an unusual concentration OF
troops on the Rio Grande, under the command
of Gen. Persifer F. Smith. Santa Anna, it is
said, has already 5000 troops in that region,
for the purpose of breaking up marauding from
the Mexican side upon our territory, and to de-
fend the Mexican territory from American
marauders, who for the last two or three years,
until recently, have been committing shameful
outrages in that quarter.
The forces of the United States now there,
and on their way, nearly equal Gen. Taylor's
Army of Occupation on the same ground imme-
diately preceding the Mexican war. The force
at the arsenal, we learn, has been engaged
in preparing, and packing for shipment mum
tons of war for the military posts on the Rio
Grande. When two parties take of their coats
and brandsh their fists, we naturally expect
fight will follow. In view of the preparations
above enumerated, another war with Mexico
may be looked for; but on what pretext? Who
will be the aggressor Is it the design of our
Government to re.annex another slice of Mex
lean territory?
BEDINI, the Nuncio of the Pope, who signed
the death warrant of Ugo Bass one Of the ltal-
ian patriots of 184S, has been travelling to the
Northwest. We learn from the Detroit Free
Press, "that Capt. Bigelow, on his return cruise
from, Chicago, called at Mackinao, and there
found Archbishop Bedini, the Nuncio of the
Pope in this country, accompanied by his Sec
rotary, and Bishop Hughes, Of New York. Ia
accordance with universal usage, and following
the requirements Of common courtesy, Captain
Bipelow proffered the Roman Ambassador and
his suite passage in his steamer to this city
volunteering to show them some points of in
terest ON the way"
Captain Bigelow is the commander of the
United States steamer Michigan, and is much
praised by the Free Press for his meritorious
conduct in giving passage 10 the Popish Am
bassador in Government vessel 1t becomes
an interesting question, on what mission was
Bedini sent to the United States Was he the
accredited agent Of the Government of Rome
to the Government Of the United States II
not in what sense can he be called An Am
bassador?n is he not merely spiritual envoy
from the Pope to further the interests OF the
Church of Rome? Why, then, did this spirit
ual Haynau receive free passage in Govern
ment vessel from Government officer without
rcbuke from the organ of Hunkerism at De
troit9 Captain Bigelow, in his zeal to pay
court to the envoy of the Pope, exceeded Dis
duty, and instead Of receiving encom'umS
should be censured Government vessels should
not be placed at the disposal of the foes OF ne
publicanism and least Of oil to the clerical Id
struments Of Despotism.
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ANOTHER FUGITWE Casa negro, naineu
Geo. McQuerry, alias Walsh, was arrested ~ "
fugitive slave, claimed by Henry Ntger' " NY
on the 18th inst, at Cincinnati Inc hes'o''
gathered around the Gait House, wnere 10
was guarded, but dispersed on learning .n@' DC
would have fair trial. On the 'stn' ne was
brought before Judge Mclean VINO a''e'
hearing the evidence, remanded him to his
master. The Judge gave very elaborate de-
oisiop sustaining the constitutionAlity Of the
Fcgiive Slave Law.
vr.n,cr.--The ooroner's jury, upon the late
railroad accident near Providenee, decide sha'
,hs collision was caused by the coIPsb'e re'k'
s~rosss and inexpcrience Of Frederick Potnam'
thu conductor Of the Uxbridge train. ln'
managers OF the road are also blamed, Tor up
pointing no incompetent man, and no. 'u'
nishing conductors with suitable time p'e'0,
Putnam has been held to bail in the sum !"
$4,000.
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Shawl DeD0I'tIllent /!

In this department cur Stock aree, consisting Of
CASHMERE sHAWLs in a great variety of styles
and Costs We viii sell prime guilty warranted 2
yards Square, and all Wool, It $3.50. Beautiful all
wool Palm shawIs, at S20O BLACK SILK sHAWIs,
Heavy Fnnges, and large sizes, from 81 90 to Sc co.
CANTON GRAPE shawls, all costs. Printed shawls,
varying in plce from 75c to ST. and many other
kinds all of which will be sold prces which will inc
sure q ranl sale
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NRW 8Q0Ks-NEW P00KSl

NAW 0OUA1-MGW EUUNoI
AtLi0erm0re's bookstore, opp Ana. Temp House
GERMAN Lyrics, by Bro rs
W Farther Bright Elooes
Passion and Principle by Mrs Gray
Game in its seasons, by Frank FORE ter.
Home life in Germany, By Chas l.. Brace
The Chd's Native Vesptrs.
Prophets and Kings OF the Old Testament.
Our Village, by Mss Milford.
The Living Christ.
Also large collection OF ENGLISH BOOKS pur
chased at New York Trade Sales. JED DIFF
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And many other kinds of Goods, such as POPLlNs,
GINGHAMs, PRINTS, d c, equally low
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GROCERIES. a..

Butter
A FE - Tubs choice Vermont Dairv. fl sale ~
"A 1s4 ar BROOKS K STEARNS
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ALsU, At : O'GLOLk,
200O ArbOr Vitae Plants,
Pasture Land in Phillipston,

TIVE Pasture Los Of 100 Acres known as the White
i Pasture in IiDe condition for fatiing Cattle Ia
n Wood Let upon il and an Orchard
Apply to JASON GOLDING, Esq, in Fhilipston, or
NJ y. PARKER, Post Office venue Iosion
myi8 DAWN
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or, The Mar.ier az The Road side Ion
Jonalhnn bradloTd...... N unlue.
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FaII PallleaIlrs' sc 1i'ls o. l!e day.

The Way Of True Lore aeeer did ,ai,, Smooth.
Darius Duton--.--.....- .......MrG E Locke
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Adams 8 Clalin. Arfisfg-

MO. 1a9 Main Street directly opposite the American
~ lnuse, Worcester, Mass, having fine Sky Light
Tor Adults have recently aaddeG to our Establish
ment an adjoining Room, with spacious side Light
expressly for Dagperr' ping Children by The use Of
which Pictures are made almost mstantaneously :
Those who have aIled at other Rooms are invited to
give call
% Hours for small Childron from 10 a M to 4 y M
may2 dawtf
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To Business Men.

A MAN Of general business experience who is g
N gooi Accountant, desires situation, either as
Book-Beeper in mercantile manufacturing estab-
lishment or as Clerk in an Ins urance Railroad Office
or agent at Railroad station any similar bus mess
which viii command fair compensation Satisfactory
references will he given, line addressed to w P
worcester Post Office, will receive prompt attention
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The Fifth Worcester Anti-Slavery
Es e z II u 90,
WIFI be held iaa BrimIey Hale /!

Cattle Shoe Week, September, 1858.
WE would earnestly invite all who have each year
w cO-operated with the renewed effort in The
great cause OF humanity, and the hitherto Indifferent
10 more faithful investigation of its claims. None
can remain passive in this mater Every day we are
called 10 make election between apparent self INFER
est and the slave interest-hetee love of the woris
good opinion and haired Of oppression. So long as the
great wrong continues, ng we all helping others
to forget lis iuquty, to tolerate its cruelty or helping
tem TO feel lis sin, and to undo its heavy burlhen-
Fairs are moi merely avhble FIR the raising of funds
bur as means OF awakening public attention. as meet
ngs for the Summation Anti Slavery truth, and
the discussion Of AGti Slavery principles, they have
proved most valuable and efficient We ask then aid
from all vino themselves love life liberty and happi-
ness and who would help their brothers 10 the same
bithrght We would send Our appeal III throughout the
country to all faithful fellow laboreIs reminding
them, that contributions of Nsedlew0rk of useful aud
fancy articles viii be gladly received Tire Refresh
met Fable must end. formerly, upon donations,
which we hope viii be various and abundant.
sarah H. Earle, Emily Sargent, Lncp Chase, Hannah
Rice, Adeliene II HOwland, Eliza N St9we Olive
Loveand, Hannah NJ. Rogers sa-uh L Butnsn Abby
w Wyman, Mary Charming HlgHnsoa, Sarah Il. May
Leicester, Emnla w Wyman Dedham, Mary E. Hodges
Barre, Francis II DIake Leominster Polly D Rradish
Upton, Catherine Brown Hubbardston, Nara P. Fair
banks Miilvle, Nancy B. Hill Blackstone, abby D.
Hussey Lancaster, Louise F Hall Upton, Susan Ev-
erett liza Howe, Princeton.
o. Will the LrberaOr, and A. s. Standard please
Copy. d6tawtf leo
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furnishine GnoG
Unfashionable Rats ana Cans.

sSsggs large variety which will be sold at greatde
ftAs ducuon from cost, at MERRILL'S
- maf2 dawif No. 22l Main street.
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Worcester G Nashua Railroad Company

DIVIDEND NO. 6.
A SEMl-ANNUAB~ Dividend Of two dollars and
"A TWENTY-FIVE cents per Share on the Preferred
STOCK III this Company, has been declared, payable at
the Office of the Treasurer in Worcester on III first
gay OF July next, o holders Of Stock on the 25 inst
no ders OF The sixty remaining unpreerred Shar s. up
on surrender of every five Shares and payment OF enc
hundred dollars, and interest same from the first
day OF December last, will receive Certificate for six
ehares, Preferred stock, entitled 10 he July Dividend
IN case such surrender and pay is made on or be-
iofe me 25ih inst Per order,
II. w. HAMMOND, Treasurer
Worcester, June 18th, 1853 dtIyl
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EwUsRMRNTs.
Worcester DFamatio Euseunl.

.ANAofh ..-.............N y CAFES
Ac1iNs 4Ap STAGE 'Ae4H.e-.... DC. CARrLrrcH
a. a Carl--Beneiii of Nr c s. DAVIS. pron,,ter ,o
Comedian has W luGtetrea his Ns.Usble sefyi,ts
ON WEDNESDAY rreaipg, June Is, 1854. vi,,,.
~ ted, I'd Time hf Rev domestic Dralfa ,l,t,tlel
JOnct2san EFrtEfoid.
Or, The Marier al The Road side Ion
Jonahan Bradford. Munlut.
Dance, d. Thompsoa, Needy Dan Ms Beisserh,rz.
To eonc!uae with The New Cam dy as written l,v
Z. sbay's, entiIlsd
I1e Way Of True Lore aeeer did yas, Smooth,
Darius button. .......MrG Z. Locke
Fun particulars, Sc Ds o. lie day.
ADNissIoN-Pa- queue so Gems circle. . ceuis
Iaiefy. II Cents Boys under Ia wears of age ~ rs
ne required 10 brng m order from Parents or
Zoo. el.en At ! feriofmances commence a, ocluck
Bi-Centennial Celebration az Tancagfer
e II Town Of Lancaster. assisted BY her children
VIZ: Harvard Bolton, Leouinster, Sterlins r. Il, h
ton west Boylston. and Clinton, will czlebraie lie
TWO h"hdfedih anniversary Of the Incorporation of the
mother town. on Wednesday the l5,h OF June inst
All former residents, and all Others who ell an INFER
est IN communicating the hn In OF the Oldest town il,
"1leester County are cordially invited TO attend
ickets iur The cola ion, IS each can be h al
OF Alexander h. lder, Esq at the Registers once
Worcester.
By order Of the Committee Of Arrangements.
Lancater June L. I553.
Persons wishing attend the Celebration can tak
the special train which VIII leave Worcester Tor Lun-
Caster at O'Clock, A. NJ stopping AT the several way
stations ani return in the last regular train which
e9Ves Lancaster at o. r. H. for the usual piice Of are
one way ia ftJe5
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Amerioan Tabla (,utlerv

american Table Cutlery.
EHROM South River Cutlery Co., good assortment
L for sale cheap. Also,
PLATED WARE,
from Bromley q Carlises Mandatory. Can when
you want to buy, at No. Piper's Block.
SP. CHAMPNEY.
Worcester, June Z, 1853. daw2w
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LINEN G0ODSI.

Consisting of Linen sheeings, Pillow Case Linens,
Linen Damasks, Linen Towelng, great variety,
Bleached and Brown Linen Table Cloths, Linen Nap
kins and Doyles Birds Eye Linens, Fronting Linens,
&c, &c, all of which imported expressly for
OUR OWN SALES, and warranted ull 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 prices, than by any other
cnrcerl1 IN ihn stntn
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FARE FOR sE1E.

"a In IATNIC, on Pleasant st., consisting se,sz
Gna Of about 100 Acres suitably divided in s4;g@s
Pasture, Moving, and TiIage Lands--ed@
SAID Farm contains Dwelling Houses in good repair
sold low.
For further particulars inquire OF LEVI GATES on
the premises.
Worcester, June T. 1853 d3w4
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!. Wanted Tmme1iafely

4 BiAGKSM Apply 10
4 PAGE, WHITMAN q co. w. Fitchburg
q. FOSTER : co. Worcester
Jnnl 3wis
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10 LET.

A STORE in IIarding's Block, on Front Street. A
IA TENEMENT in the house corner of Portland
and Myrtle streets. Also, small House on Quincy
street CUApIFS xTinI ~ ~
N.Y. DIFF T.
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Sewing Birds.

A NEAT and tasteful article. which will be foun,
N greatly 10 facilitate the labor Of sewing SEAN
ment For sale Wholesale aud Retail, ~ =
Ic7 dawH l.. u, GODDARD & co.
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70 TET.

A BLACKsNITH's SHOP and Tools also. Tene-
a ment if desired said shop is considered an ex
ceent one lor custom work. ii has likewise nearly the
o"itg i' ghs lor TWO Factories Inquire al this Office
apiS dawtf
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Z 0 LET

4 tHNFBNlENT Lower Tenement or Rooms
on Newton steet, off Pleasant al the House of ID
3 ing, with good Barn and Stable. good Water
Iafden, &C. Inquire al this office, or of
G. sTODDARD,
80. Maple street OF at the House
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Persian Sherbet.
THE ADAMS MARKET.

I HE subscribers have recently rented this spacious
and well arranged Market, at the corner Of Main
aud Southbridge SITS, where they Offer the choicest
Meats OF all kinds at the very lowest rates together
with the incest Butter, fresh every week from some of
the finest Diaries in New England. Also Vegetables in
every Variety and other Produce of the Season usually
kept in Market Establishments.
They hope to merit and receive generous share Of
the public patronage RICE d PHiPPs.
ie2 ar
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LEATHER.

Embroideries
lust Received / Case RICH ENBROLDERTES,
~ consisting Of
Rich Printed Collars, 10 Muslin, Iaconett and Lace.
Sleeves, do. do.
Under Hdkf's, do. do.
i" Bands, do -tlo.
Erich lnsertngs and Edgngs, do. do.
Embroidered Linen IIandkercheis
Dem Wells, Lace Capes, Ladies' Dress Cans Head
Dresses, 80 MILES a. BROWNING,
ap6 on lO0, corner Of Main and Walnut sts
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Real Fefate fnr G.
Valuable Estate for Sale

20 The Estate n Tie Corner Of Summer and Bel
,a ont streets, recently occupied BY the American
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-15
Bow Wanted


I N the Store of The subscribers Apply Immediately.
Il CLARK & SANFORD
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