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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-23

ToLLIEs MUSICAL GIFTS FOR 1854.
q ONE HgNDRtn aLAE0S r0R THE PEOPLE,
PRICE ONE DoLIAR
ONE HUNDRED PIANOS
The Pianos will be worth from Sa16 v SSO The music VII
be worth over six dollars
dollar ensIsls. zach purchaser Y q Jull!s.r
"Juiiisp's Music for the Nonn VIII contain sss,a~
vocal music sung BY Anna zer tho following popular
qhs American QuadsiIls,
Tho Greau.xhibition Qnsdrillc
The Crystal Fountain Gslop,
The English Quadrille,
The Prima Dopna valse.
The Target Galop,
with portrait Julien, Illuminated fsopsispscs ana IL
CANT title Price dosr Subscribers heeks M
'''A' :" ''''''' a''' = posi- p' SAMUEL 0. JoLLn
Music and Piano warerooms, 500 Broadway.
ZINE CHRISTMAS GIFT EXHIBITIONS,
Il On Monday, 26th nss, Of the
AT ACADEMY HALL, $50 BROADWAY,
And sSpss I'll; ID
CHRISTMAS WEEK. ' N"A'As
70 afford ample gR'FT nG&ETs T. sT SzcM
get the worth Of their by four persons witnessing
the Mirror, TO ssy nothing q their sharesi in
DISTRIBUTION rHK
100000 GIFTS.
Tickets TO be bad from A. N. TO 10 p M dsiIy "A
n AG W,s.r., P HAmi s. Sss BssssSAADwAY
-Hcwsrd's Hotel Broadway and ana X Maiden lane.
Hoysr CSrgh Cendy Depot 166 Chatham etrcet
p"s s'ore 100 ~ Ton srees corner Of Cranberry
AN ExnlDnioN " GES ERAL I,rsRssr Want
Ia
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DUBBER SHOES REPAIRED, AND RUBBER SoLES
IL attached to boots and Shoes excellent protection
ROGERS WYcK0FF, manufacturers and dealers in all
kinds Of India rubber goods Horace H. Day
No. q CortlA dt street.
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( CORPORATION \ oTICE.;-PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERE.
by giyen that petition has been BOARD
Of aldermen for in Rose and Madison Streets
tween Duane and Roosevelt streets All persons interested
In the above aud having thereto requested
present the same, in writing the at this
ONCE !h.S s p - y9REsr cros1Ss s AsSsdu's
A. W. CRAVEN, o"sk0'
Crotn Auued not Dan tina nacO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-23

Tyo THE MEDICAL AND SURGICAL PROFESSION.-
JOHN EvANs& co. No. 10 Old Change, London, whose
lAncets justly esteemed beg to inform their friends
the United sats and the public generally that they hay:
premises being required by the O. rpcraton Of London
open street into ST. Psuls lhurchyard. Their mark
upon the ances the mede Of packing and Mr. Evans eg
nature will ntinus the until further notice.
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TULLIEN's BENEFIT.
81 M. JU LIEN
Has tho honor 70 annour ce that his
FIRST BENEFIT,
NETROPOLITAN HALL,


AT
METROPOLITAN HALL.
THIS PRESENT FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 80
last night but prior to M Juliens depa
for Boston, philadelphia Baltimore, Cincinnati and
New Orleans.
An early application Soats requested to DO
made At Hall 4 Sons, 239 Broadway.
THE YOUTHFUL WONDER, LITTLE CoRDELIA HOW.
ard il delighting large audiences Nations Theatre
by her Little Katy the Girl and
Eya "Unce Toms Cabin" Both these pieces At ths
said be far superior 70 any other
OF them in New York LITTLE KATY 10 performed every
Monday Tuesday Thursday and Friday afternoons UNCLE
TOMS CABIN night, and Wednesday and Saturday
afternoons.
uAvE YOU SEEN LITTLE KATY, THE HOT CORN
III GIRL At the National Theatref II performed every
Monday Tuesday Thursday and Friday afternoons; URCLE
TOMS CABIN every night and Wednesday and Saturday
afternoons That derul child, Little CordeA Howard
appears Eva and Litte Katy.
MUSICAL MISUNDERSTANDING CONCERTS.
M Triumph Of the nineteenth century. The original
FAINT Drummer, Master Benson A. Enelish, only
half OLD accompanied by accomplished performers
upon the PiApoforte Violin, Claronet Futc Fite
celebrated cantatrce, Miss Henri. Weideehold,
world and New Ycrk fAvorite Comic Slayer Mr.
Brewer will give two Grand Conoors u Bleecker Buildings
Of Blssckcr and Morton Streets Friday evening"
the 23d, and Saturday evening, the oath December All
should and hear this wonderful and beautiful child The
pride and boast Of Americas Doors commence
at TX o'clock. Tickets 70 cents; children. half price.
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r IGHT.-THE SUBSCRIBER BEGs TO CALL ATTEN.
IL tion to his large and assortment of grandole
deabras bouquet holders chandeliers hall lanterns vases
lamps for fluid OIL and phosgene &c. for sac at his stores
Hudson 167 Greenwich street, Cortandt and 80 Car
mine street. of Bedford superior article Of fluid
8, g. REILLY.
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nHEAP IRON BEDsTEAD AND CHEAP SPRING
" mattress and bedding wareroomsThese healthy beds
superior to feathers for health comfort TO-
tic felt beds pillows 30 Iron bedsteas all syes IS 10
$50. Please call and examine No. 653 Broadway, near
Prince street.
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NORRISToWN, PENNSYLVANIA. lS53-TO MANU-.
IN facturers Of brick.-Josl w. Andrews Esq,
borough peroeye took the first premium the late
hibtons of the Franklin Institute, Philadelphia
unrivslled pressed brick burnt with anthracite coal The
patent Of Mr. Andrews being adopted by mary brick
manufacturers throughout the country Besides being
ror in many respects to bricks burnt by wood they
less which renders the patent desirable to all
those engaged in the business Any wishing pur
chase the right in the State of York call VIM.
ESQ., 2 West street. John Cook st Croson land
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(lCRPORATION NOTICE-DEPARTMENT OF RE-
~ pairs and Supplies Dec o. lS63Sealed proposals will
Be- At The oes Of the cOmms nsT Of Repairs and
1854 at IL O'Clock At which time they will be opened in
with the amended charter of 1853 for the build
ing for the corporation of tho city Of New York the folio
es engines and hose engine for engine No.
No So The plans and specifications of the work required
DO DONE and all information in regard thereto be had
estimates can be had At either office. N. BThs Commits
the right TO reees all the estimates
ii deemed for the interest of the corporation.
BARTHOLOMEW B. PURDY,
Gomuo isa;ora NJ Rana md q,,nn
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RARNUM's AMERICAN NUsEUM-ALL THIS WEEK
d UNCLE TOMS CABIN every evening" At O'Clock
and also Wednesday and Saturday O'Clock
The moral drama or HOT CORN on Monday, Tuesday,
70 the " ole Iuseu 70 Zee The 1ps rS: tho Rs.rdsS
Lady &o a. well the perform anoes cents; children
under 2x cents; seats the Parquet 2X
Secured SeAts go cents,
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E1RUIT FOR The HOLIDAYS THE SUBSCRIBERS
beg respectfully inform numerous cuJtome, and
the public that they have hand the follow
ing assortmen fruits &o4 half quarter
kegs Malaga srapoe bhs half lady appes soft
shell Jordan and paper shell amonds bunch and layer
currents ctron and lemon pee Earbary dAts Eleme
Turkey fgs srs and fancy oartons
malade and ely fig PASTE Canton ginger and
pas,e gum drops and Mess lndis preserves "
P. ARCHDEACON, JR, co, n Wall street. corner Of
Pearl.
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u BrOadwAy near the Prescott. HoSss0psn every night
oldest and talented company in existence
being the first to introduce harmony Ethiopian
Buglequs Operas 49, As likewise all Opsraso thoruses.
penss labor tAelt by Bucfisys ssrsnsders The
has tho honor announcing that the Concerts
this company will still be conducted in lis present fashion
able style" without vugarity Concert commence ~
TX O'clock. Admission, Is cents.
BUCKLEYS, ProprietorS.
r. BISHOP BUCKLEY Musical Director.
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CARD.
George Christas known for the twelve
n connection With Ethiopian mnstrelsytakes this
method Of informing his friends tbs public that
formed eopartner,hp with NJ Wood Of Ainstre Hail.
and hopes his friends in that magnificent
modous all In his professional capacity He hopes his
favorable and Gathering prospects now promise No effort
on his will 30 spared to merit tho patronage
public have heretofore accorded him. -
Professionally known GEORGE CHRISTY.
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LIQUORS, SC.

&7 m OO0 WORTH OF BRANDIES WINES,
champagne wines, gin, whiskey, ssgars,
a. Ao in bond and store At 20 per below any other
house In the United States for cash, By WIN g. UNDER
BILL Masonic Tomps 40 Broome street, one block east 81
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JyARDMAKERS, PAPERSTAINERS ILEcTROrYPE
and dsguerrsotyps materials, china clay, enamel and
and satin white scarlet lake and rsnnts white In pup
efr sea-; SS
sed' best x9Es1 r'pss syapiSs gSsss;uT sale by
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CORPORATION NOTICE - PUBLIC NOTICE Is
hereby vsn 70 tn: owner or owners eooupan, o. %;
Lands affected thereby that the following have
been completed BY the and lodged In the once
Of the Bureau Of Assessments for all
Interested, ysror fencing vacant lot, fhe limits en-.
and lots Of ground vacant ts pieces and parcels OF land
ltuated lot north side Of Twenty street.
Blu from Eighth the side Oh Sxsn
from Forty street 70 point 2y nohe. ssrsa
street, All whose interests are A1scsoo
BY the above named and whc opposed 70 sne
either Of them requested present their
tons In writing 70 the their once NO usu
81 Records within thirty days from shs date Of TINS aeos
CHARLES j. DODGE, Assesscrs
CHARLES AcNIELL,)
oce Bureau OF Assessments, street Department. DecsA-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-18
Central Bank.


A I meeting of the Board of Directors of the Cen
"A tra Bank, held the tenth day of January, 1853
the following votes were passed
poted, That in the opinion of this Board it is exped
ent that this Bank be removed the Square near the
City Hall
poted That in view of such removal it is oxpedient
that the Capital Stock Of this Bank be increased One
Hundred Thousand Dollars.
TOted, That meeting of the Stockholders be held
on THURSDAY, the twenty -seventh inst,
to act upon the subject of the foregoing votes and that
the Cashier be directed to give notice of the meeting
accordingly.
In obedience to the foregoing Instructions hereby
give notice, that meeting of the Stockholders of the
Central Bank will be held at their Banking Rooms in
Worcester on THURSDAY, the twenty seventh of
January, inst, at O'Clock, A. H. to upan the fol-
lowing matters:
LIST. To determine whether the Bank shall be re-
moved to the Square the City Hail. in said Wor-
cester.
I'd. To determine whethar it expedient that the
Capital Stock of said Bank be increased in accordance
with the vote Of the Directors, and to take any mea-
sures that may be necessary TO effect that object
G. F. HARTsHORN, Cashier.
Worcester Jan. 70, 1858. dtJ27
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CNTY COAL YARD.

]. M. HUNTINGTON & CO., Proprietors
ON hand, and constantly receiving at the City Goa
~ Yard, Qormerly occupied by B. Buhum,) bestqua
tiles OF Pennsylvania Coal, viz
Lehigh, lump and prepared
White Ash, {"
Red Ash, prepared.
Lackawanna, lump and CRATE.
Also, Cumberland Coal, for Smiths use, which will
be sold at the lowest rates. and delivered in
best possible order
Quality and weight warranted satisfactory.
Orders left at the City Coal ard office, Park street
at Mr. j. e. Gregory's Grocery store, No. Main street;
at Mr.. r. B. Griswolds Grocery store, of Main
and School streets at MI 6. A. Dressers Shoe store
No l76 Main street or, through the Post Office, will
be thankfully received, and promptly attended to.
C. E. MANN, Agent.
worcester, July 27, 1852. dawistf
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NEW P0nYs
ReceiUed THIS Day, Jan. s, 1858,
at JOHN KEITH 81 CO.'S,

II &c z 2 Q 70 Us d q, 0lUt. 0, 1000,
at JOHN KEITH 81 co.'s,
No. 239 Main Street.
IA w. Pierson.
Confessions of Filz Doodle, by w. M. Thackeray
The Luck ui Barry Lyndon, IS
Life and Memorials of Daniel Webster, vols.
Memoirs and Journal of Correspondence of Thomas
Moore. edited by Lord John Russell.
Corevie and his Times, by NJ. Guizot.
Rololphus, by Jacob Abbott.
No 10 Bleak House.
Putnam's New Monthly Magazine.
Memoirs of the uuguenot Family.
Napoleon in Exile, by Barry E. OMeara, ESQ.
Lille on the Isthmus, by Joseph W. Fabens.
The Boy Hunter, by Capt, NJ. Reid.
Poems, by Charles Mackay
Poems, by Rev. Henry Afford.
jams diff
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DRY GOODS, &c.

DRY GOODS, &c.
Semi Annual Sale
DRY GOODS,
CARPETS, &C.,
Chamberlin, Barnard, & Co.'S
(Late H. H. Chamberlin g. CO's.,)
JNE are already receiving Goods for the SPRING
w TRADE, and owing to the great delays in get
ting into our New Store, we shave hand supply of
winter GODS
Which must be sold. The bargains mentioned below
only few of,hose to be found in our stock.
Among other Cheap Goods may be found.
PLAIN CHANGEABLE SILKS, at 60 cts
Case beautiful GLACE PLAID SILKS, 60
IL cts, very cheap.
RAW SILK PLAIDS, g. IL cts.
GA Wool and Cotton TARTAN PLAIDs, 25
cts, worth so.
All Wool CASHMERE PLAIDS, SIOO, worth
81 % and 81 so.
All Wool D'LAINES. till lately sold at 80 cts
for Is.
All Wool DLAINEs, rich chintz colors, sold
at Is cts, 81 IL, half price.
All.Wool D'LAINEs and CAsHEREs, lately
selling at Is cts to Sl.OO, now Offering for 50,
60 ID and Is cts, splendid goods
Elegant FRENCH CAsHMERES, Cotton
and Wool, price reduced from 80 to 81 IL cts.
Elegant ENGLISH CAsHMEREs, Cotton
and Wool, price reduced from 81 10 to % cts
Fine ENGLISH PERSIAN CLOTHS, price
reduced from 81 IL to % cts.
ENGLISH D'LAINEs. price reduced from 80
to cts.
MANCHESTER D'LAINEs, selling from Il
IL to II cts.
Ali our IL IL ct. D'LAINES marked down
to 10 cts
oops 10 ct. D'LAINES selling for s cts.
% ct. FRENCH PRINTS, selling at Is.
1 case SCOTCH GINGHAMs, finer than
LANCASTER, at cts.
Superior ENGLISH PRINTS, price reduced
from II IL to 10 cts.
Cases AMERICAN PRINTS, usually sold
for 10 and 10 IL cts, are now offered for IA
to cts
Superior BROWN LINEN Table Covers for
81 1-2 cts.
Very Poor BRO SHEETINGS for cts.
Good LINEN HDKF's at A cts. each
NEEDLE WORK COLLARS for 8 cts.
Children's WOOL GLOVES, for 6 IA cts.
Ladies' LAMBS WOOL HOSE for % cts
Good allLINEN DIAPERS for cts. per yard.
All the rich VELVET and BRoADCLoTH
CLOAKs, and Rich CASHMERE SHAWLS,
will be sold at great discount from the usual
prices including some very handsome
CASHIER LONG sHAWLs
AT SIP SO.
The Entire Thread Store Stock,
Consisting of YARNS, HOSE, GLOVES,
SOCKS HOODS, SCARFS, TIPPETS, &c.,
&C., will be closed out at great discount.
Purchasers who have heretofore awaited themselves
of our
MIAMI UAL SALE
Need not be urged to take advantage of this one
Those who have never doneso, respectfully invited
call and examine the Goods and Prices for them
selves. CHAMBERLAIN, BARNARD & CO.
b. We shall very shortly open a variety of New
Goods adapted to the Spring Trade our own mpor-
taton, to which we shall ask the early attention of
purchasers. janll d6twtf
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New GazAttaer

uAYWARD's Gazetteer Of the United States Is
now published, and will be ready for delivery TO
subscribers in few days. Agents will call the ci
zens OF Worcester County, and all Counties West of
here in this State, and give opportunity all who
may wish, TO subscribe for the work
0T few intelligent Men can find employment in OBJ
tanning subscribers for the above work. by applying
...-. KINDS d BEACH, No. 5 Warren Block.
Worcester, Jan. L. 1852. dawtf
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NeedIes. Needles


VIE subscriber would respectfully inform the lnhab
Il itans of Worcester that he is manufacturing every
description of Sewing Needles, of superior quality
which he offers to Store keepers from Is 90 per cent
cheaper Than they can buy elsewhere.
Pedlers will find it their advantage to give him
call before purchasing elsew here.
u Wanted, or Girls, to learn the above.
jan14 dawtf F. 5. cox, South Worcester
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The Worcester County
Wholesale and Retail BOOKSTORE.

z. LTVERM0RE g COMPANY,
Opposite American Temp. House, l84 Main Street,
Z fave in Store, and daily receiving, large as
Il sortment of BLANK ACCOUNT BOOKS,
OF all sizes and rulings with without being PACED
Letter Cap, Bill and Note Papers. They also receive
all the new Publications issued, all of which
will he sold cheap. janl3 div
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SPECIAL NOTICE,

LII persons indebted TO the subscribers by note OIL
Ia account are requested to call and make immediate
payment. We wish to have every account settled be-
fore the 18th inst. B. L. HARDON IL co.
Wore ester, Jan. 3, '53. 2wd&w
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City Of Worcester.

WIZARD No. II. The Inhabitants of Ward No two
w qualified 20 vote in Elections are hereby notified
and warned to meet in the 'Small School House, ON
twenty fourth DAY Of January current eleven O'Clock
in the forenoon then and there to act on the following
article, 10 wit
To bring their votes for a Member Of the Common
Council for said Ward, in place of George w. Rugg, de-
clind
The poll Shall be opened at II O'clock a. M and closed
at O'clock Z. M.
By order of the Mayor and Aldermen.
E. WATKINS, Const' Bile
Worcester, Jan. 10, 1853. janis diff
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$1,000 REWARD!

n. UIImaM, M d, OF EOsJ0M,
NETILL give Lecture this Evening, in BRINLEY
w HALL, on the " Medicinal Use of Alcoholic Lii
quors." He offers the above reward to any Physician
who will prove that alcohol in any form. is necessary
as medicine.
For particulars, large bills. 1 Ladies particu-
larry invited. FL .
Admission. I2A cents.
Lecture to commence at O'Clock.
N. B. Those who cangot keep secret are respect
fully requested me, professional secrets will
be revealed 10 the audience, which, il made public,
might ruin the Medical Faculty
Worct stei, Jan 49, 1873 dit
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WAITED

DY the Board OF Overseers of the Poor of the City
ID of Worcester, Man aud his Wife TO take charge
OF the AIMS HOUSE ESTABLISHMENT of said
City, to commence the LIST day of April next. Pro-
posas, accompanied by good recommendations, will be
received till the first day of February, by
EDWARD SOUTHWICK,
Clerk of the Board
Worcester, January 10, 1858. daw2w
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Money Wanted!

CIX Hundred Dollars wanted upon Real Estate Sc.
- curity, worth three times the amount.
Address S. II. J., through the Post Office.
ienlS daw3w%
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NOTICES.

Worcester Co. Mechanics Association.
A N adjourned Meeting of the Association will be
IA held in WALDO HALL,
on TUESDAY Ece,sing, Jan. 18Th,
u O'Clock, if the Association will take mea
sures TO establish Reading Room, and make appru-
pration of money to deiray the expense Of the
SAMUEL SMITH, Secretary.
Worcester, Jan. 18th, 1853. DIT
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Wedding Cards
CARRIAGES.

In Woonsockes Jan. lst Nr. Andrew Young to Miss
Lornda White, both Of Black. tone I'd Mr. Charles e.
POLLOCK OF NoEthhrid. to Miss Cordela Roper, of B.
In PeteIsham Jan. 5ih, by Rev. J. ]. Putnam, MIR
Thomas u. Duugtton 10 Miss Sarah Fay.
In Haldwick Jan 9Th, Mr.. Nathan w. Robinson TO
Miss Per is Wright, both of II. 9th Daniel Fish, Of
this city, to Miss Caroline ]. Brimhali, of fl.
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DEATHS.

In Paxton, Jan, 10th, Mrs Mathew u, wife Of Philip
Earle, aged 81; 7th, Mrs. Sarah F stowe, 81.
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Hair Mattresses, and Spring Beds.
TEAR Mattresses and Spring Beds made 10 order, OF
IL the best quality, at 1850 Main street, (up st.irs
ctg dawif TABER a. CIlOLLAR.
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Western Land Wanted!

A BOUT $4,000 worth of Real Estate in Worcester,
IA and $4,000 worth If Personal Property in N. II.
will be exchanged for Land situate in Michigan, in
the North part of Indiana Ohio, fapped for imme.
dately. LARKIN SMITH,
janis dtf 293 Main street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-18

Segars of exquisite flavor are always TO be
ound in quantities to suit at the Drug Store OF
L. T. LAZEfL,
I5-dt pol Main st
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Cherry Panfnral,

FRESH supply this day received, aud for sale by
N l.. n. LAZELL, Druggist,
decl5 daw4wls 00l Main street.
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f on N d

A MAN and his Wife can be accommodated with good
N Board, in convenient and central situation. In
qure at this office. oct30 DIFF
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Sc rVNHE VARIETY STORE" No. &c Main street,
Il is always supplied with -
Fancy Goods, Toys, and Useful Articles.

ID always supplied win .rUt
Fancy Goods, Toys, and Useful Articles.
The proprietor Of this establishment respectfully In.
forms the public that deyotes his whole time and at
tenon this line Of business, selecting such articles
ms the wants Of the great mass demand. o
GOODS as nice as wax, TOYS as instructive as they
are amusing USEFUL ARTICLES as substantial MS
Iron, an at moderate prices. No attempt Is male 70
make the public believe that never charge any pront
on Goods IL IL supposed that very few persons would
believe IT, Il we should Neither do we urge any Dody
TO buy, although very happy TO sell an article,
If van get little more than we have 10 pay lOr IT.
II shop keepers will destroy their character Tor ruh,
ever, they must take the consequencos never TO DC
believed At az ....t ..-.,. II
UMBRELLAs ofoll sorts and sizes, constantly on
hand Particular attention paid to altering, covering,
aud repairing Umbrc las, Canes, NC. Blkus Of vafl
Gus kinds Tor sale Gao Es Of all sizes. BIRD SEEDS,
aud all the Furniture belonging ton Bird Gage ON -.
Valentines day shall offer the most magnificent LOT
Ol VALENTINES ever on sale In this city. The cue
rious are invited compare our prices with Others
Observe the sign OF r. fOUN.,
No. 90 Main street, little below the Central Donh. ,
janis dawu
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Single Tickets, SO cents TO be had at Lver,nore's
Book store, Marsh's Music Store, American and Wor
cester Houses, and at MIR, Boyden's No. 200 Main ST.
d Doors open at 81 Concert to commence at II
O'Clock. ianl5 d3t
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Curtain Fixtures

A SMALL SUM Of money, which the owner ca
n have by calling az l47 Main street, proving proper
~, and paying for this advertisement, dlwt janis
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Rntter and Cheese

Urine Vermont and New Yotk Butter and Cheese,
/ ior sale low for cash, by q. C. FLANDERS,
dec3O d3w SOuthbridge street.
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SpONGES.
Savings Bank.
BOARDING,
BOARDERS.

TWO or three single Gentlemen can be accommo
L dated with Board aud pleasant Rooms, at Mrs
JETS, Chatham street, near High street, dec29.dtfi
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Sugars

Sugars
DROWN HAVANA, Porto Rico, New Oreans,a and
ID all grades of Refined Sugars, for sale low for cash,
By e. G. FLANDERS,
dee30 d3w Southbridge street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-18

THINE Oolong Ningyong, Old and Young Hyson,
IL Hyson Skin, and Orange Pecoo Teas, low for cash,
by e. G. FLANDERS,
dec30 d3w Southhrdge street.
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SUPERIOR article, for sale wholesale and retail,
n y A. n. NEWTON,
: oct22 saf dawtf