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FOREIGN NEWS.

The steamer Asia has arrived at New
York with Liverpool dates at the Esd of
April.
The Great Western steamer had arrived
at Southampton from Chagres with Zoo,
900 in specie.
The only subject of conversation in Eng
land is the financial budget of the Chancel-
lor of the Exchequer. 1t is generally ap-
proved, except so far as it relates to the
continuance of the Income Tax.
In the House of Lords, Earl Clarendon
stated that negotiations were still pending
with the United States regarding the 6she-
ries, but that in the meanwhile Admiral
Seymour's squadron would cruise on the
fishing grounds this year, as it did last
year.
Kossuths friends are taking steps to
prosecute the London Times for libel res
pecting the Stocket business.
Mrs. Stowe attended the banquet given
in her honor at Edinburgh, where she was
presented with the " Uncle Tom Penny Of
fering," amounting to 1000. for abolition
purposes, and q silver salver for herself
The next day she went to Dundee, and
would return the day after to Edinburgh
The Dutchesses Of Sutherland, SALISBURY,
Carlisle, &C., had not yet arrived.
DR.. Achilli was about to leave England
for the United States.
1t is not true that the French Transit
lantice Steam Packet scheme had been
abandoned. 1t is merely under considera-
ton in a financial point of view.
Three millions of francs had been appro-
priated to procure cheap lodging houses for
workmen.
Napoleon had pardoned Haspail on con-
diton that he should quit France.
Another dissolution of the Spanish Minis
try was expected, as the present cabinet
could not secure the support of the Mode
rates.
The Danish Chambers had been dissolved
for refusing to agree to the Government
plan for settling the succession to the throne
of Denmark. Two of the ministry had also
resigned.
Negotiations were proceeding verbally
between Switzerland and Italy.
Sardinia had contracted loan of 400, 600
francs to relieve her exiles.
A miracle of the dropping of blood from
the Holy Throne had thrown Naples into
paroxysm of devotion.
Mr.. Canning, the British minister, had
returned to Constantinople, where he made
a speech to the English residents, stating
that England's main wish was to assist the
sultan to economist the resources of the
Empire.
Prince Menzikof the Russian ambassa-
dor, had threatened to leave unless business
was despatched more rapidly.
A difficulty had arisen between Turkey
and Greece, the former claiming three vii
lagos which are also claimed by the latter.
Both parties have sent bodies of troops to
the spot.
Lord Radcliffe had held an interview with
the Turkish Sultan, which lasted nearly
four hours.
A Democratic conspiracy had been de-
tected in the Kingdom of Hanover, and
many arrests had been made at Lunebring
and Stacle. Attempts were made to seduce
the soldiers from their allegiance.
MEDITERRANEAN SQUADRoN.-The Navy
Department have recently heard from the
Mediterranean squadron, Commodore String
ham. Their advices from that quarter are
up to the 9TH ultimo, when all were WE'LL
Part of the snuadron we're off the coast of
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FAST PRoPHEcY.-The New York Pick
prophecies that the Emperor Napoleon and
his adorable Eugenia will be turning pirou-
cites for living in the Broadway Theatre,
in FIVE years. This is rather "fast" pro-
phecying.
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ss- Joe Shtlifngron receivesaI ,

new books and new spaprrs as fast as published
is agent for Ilarpers and all the other Magazines,
our readers will alway find large aud good as,
mrnt of blank b oks and stationery at his book 5;
Odeon Building, corner of 4 p street and Penn a,
feb =
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STAR TWIN KILN GS.
Twinkle brightly, Evening Star,
Shine for all, and shine affair.

TwIGGIsH waggish convict at the
Peniten,iary being employed in setting out
trees in tie yard, asked leave TO plant the
tree of liberty, that every one might "cw
his STICK
SMART BoY.-"Of what fruit is cider
made?"
Don't know, sir"
What a stupid boy! What did you get
when you robbed widow Csfin's orchard ?"
81 got licking, SIR
Wool PuLL1NG.-An American in Eng
land, describing the prevalence Of duelling
at home, summed up with
s'They even fight with daggers. in room
pitch dark"
is it possble!" EXCLAIMED thunder
struck John Bull.
Possible, sir" returned the Yankee,
"why, I've seen them
LIFE AND DEATH-Three persons may
keep secret, if two Of them are dead per-
sons.
RATHER GREEN.-In California they have
what they call the ''dry season" and ''wet
season." They are now enjoying touch
Of the ''dry season." A letter from San
Francisco, of the latest date received in
town, says: 'The rain is all over here, and
everything is drying up, SO that people put
green glasses on the cattle to make them think
the grass is green, or they would all starve"
LOST SNUFFERs.-sI wonder what has
become of the snuffers?" said Mrs. John
son. 81 have been looking for them all the
evening, and can't find them high nor low"
Nobody could give her any information.
After awhile the hired Dutchman, getting
sleepy, commenced pulling off his boots,
preparatory to going to bed.
'All dis day." said be, 81 dink I ko. some
little grabbed stones in my poot l kess
kit 'em out now
He turned up his boot and poured out the
shutters?
Bang 1t is rumored that the last and
received atWashington. 1t is the gun with
which the question is popped. Probably a
large supply will shortly be made for the
use of bash;ul young men.
SAwDERY Will" said n soft-headed,
blubbering Jonathan the other day, "Suke
has gin me the sack, by gravy; and I've
lost her."
"Lost her! how - inquiredfhis sympa.
thising friend.
why, piled the soft soap on her so
thick that the critter got proud and wouldn't
speak to me-"
a LADYs ORTHoGRAPHT.-The following
"character' was supplied to house-maid
in an English city by her mistress:
"The barer, Mrs. -, is of great ris-
pektibility and is most xlent demestik in
a konfdent kapassity. She has livd ate
years in her place, and has hunimpeecha-
BILE karacter. She is perfectly sober, and
newer drinks nothink but what does her
good. Will be found CRATE akwesition to
single jentlman, or would suite widderer.
The lady she livs with givs her this karrac-
ter, and newer would parted with her, but
she goes to Ostraiya."
HAD HIM THERE.-"T' I'll bet you bottle
of wine that you shall descend from that
chair before ask you twice."
"Done!" said the gentleman, who deter
mined not to obey the summons.
"Come down."
81 WON'T" was the reply.
"Then stay there till ask you again"
The gentleman, having no desire to retain
his position till that period, came down
from the chair and paid the wager
CRAPERY.- Why is the mourning head
dress of a young widow like the emblem CT
freedom It's cap of liberty.
FILTERING WATER.-The following com.
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MEDITERRANEAN SQUADRON Navy
Department have recently heard from the
Mediterranean squadron Commodore String
ham. Their advices from that quarter are
up to the 9TH ultimo, when all were WE'LL
Part Of the squadron were off the coast of
Egypt, the rest being off the Italian coast
From Commodore Perry they have letters to
the 10th of March, when he was, with the
Mississippi steamer, at Ceylon, being about
to sail for Macao. AS far as he was advised
at that date, all was we'll in the East India
squadron also.
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GREAT SwELL-In the daily list of the Star
the Georgetown carrier beats the whole fir
mament. The Evening Star is "bound to
shine"
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BIZ WILLIAM b. LEWIS. Aucr,

4 the Market Square, every TUESDAY. rHrE
n DAY AMI SATURDAY morning, at 9 cc OK
yaIi'n of FANCY GOODS. FURNITURE. SIN
GOODS, Gold and Silver WATCHES, JEWEL l..
Office at tie new Jewery It re, pennsyivaI ia ayeL
between 18th and 18th streets, where vii adyal
cash. wien required. on all kinds of light goSa,
auetion Sales. Sales settled same day.
W. Il. LEWIS. AuclOnce-
n. b will also attend to the arrangement 81
sale Of Furniture, Store Goods, ard Real Estate
any Tart # the city Oh reasonable terms.
NAV Civ
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Splendid Stock Of
DRY GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES, & B0ENE
On 7th street. tsro doors south If I s'Tfs
~ Nj. NIAGRUDER would respectful

On 1M street. faco doors south If 1 stree
T. NJ. MAGRUDER would respectful
form the citizens # Wasli gton that .
now opening a large ard splendid sortment 81 >
Goods purchased in the northern market 7 g
thereby saving per cent, and a. my e. l'l'S
very small and being determined To adherr
ca, h system, feel confident ga" sell my g"'''
per cent less than many stores r. hathn@toh
still maxi much money. All have u say
f'i-ndS and the pub ic Is 10 give me tte ~, -.
/ am sure you will not regret it. The f1llo"ihIr
i will sell at the prizes NAMED: ,o,..,
500 yards fine chin'z Calico, yard "Idt' -
worth $4,000 yaId- fine l. WI, yard WIZ.
cts, worth 25,-l110 yards very fine Shlrnne =.
10 cts, worth l2l5.-20C0 yards B"regr De i.a'I'
t. ID cts. bought very low. snd must lie soId ~ =
price-a large aud complete "s>orimeht "i 20
and ~ hlrachod Cotton for ShnetlhGS Hhd IT.
Irj h Linen for 20 CTS worth % r'h's.-a ar-e
Aipacas and Mourning Cords OF vnrlous MO,
good lot Of SUNNI r Cloths C'se IN res AZ" -
for Gentlemen. weor ~ gTraH' reduced Tr ''s-'
c,o ds f,r chi dr..n-s wear IF va inus kinds II
loss tn name anv IN r" articles, as have every u
on hand that il usual y kept ia q dry g'oCs SLOT
ROOTS AND SHOES "
&MF call the particular attention Of IN" -
zen "a nv sssprimen' nf Sho.s he ng sure 81 .
Ga give me a call before purchasing IN!
sye AT lie st 10 per cent. j keep constantly on !
all kinds OF shoes, the most If winch have III 'o
order and warrant. Twill name w of the le'
articles: Ladies' whole ia tiers. back and 90
liz worth Sis5-Lsdics' half Caters. hi'cA
r,nlored. Ell 90 worth SI50--Ladies' M"'ocfo S',i
McCurdy's make. IS cts worth Sl.0O-Laile-
co Jeifersons. McCurdys make. IS cts worm
With complete assor ment Of Gentleman ahe
dr-n's wear OF every kind.
y. R.-Take particular notice and DO no'
the Store, on 18th and / streets, two doors iiOL-
corner, under Dorsey's Hotel.
ap 9-M&T At
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MILITARY BALL
TIE GREEN MOUNTAIN RIFLE CORP;

ID ESPEC FULLY announce to their frien : a
III the cubic in gene raj that they will give Ii
1rst Annual May Ball on TUESD EVENING y
1O'h, ut TIE ANACosTA HALL, Navy Yard Thank.
for past patronage they would soIicit sharr ii
same. Hf- Tickets 81 may 6-F&N :.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-03
The Wonder of the World.

II This is the remedy for Colds, Coughs, Asthma
osiiyeness, and Consumption is beyond doubt, the
cheapest and most efficient remedy offered o the
public, and prSised by all that 1t. Read this:
Mr. Devincs-Sr heartily recommend your Com
pound Fitch Lo2enge to the attention OF the afflicted
At The suggestion Of MIR Charles Honecon, of Lansing
bnrgh (who stopping with my brother at the
POusbkeeLse HoteD first used The Eozenee for cough
and pain in the side of long standing The ply slcians
called abcess of the lungs. Its use relieved me al
most Immediately. 1t has also cured me of long and
painful costiveness. consider it the BEST and cheapest
remedy ever brought to the attention of the pubic
WIN. E. RUTZER.
Sold in Worcester at the General Agents prices, by
CALDWELL 81 HILL, Druggists Taft Harring ton,
Grocers, VIM ID Fenno & Sou, Jewellers and by deaf
ers generally through the country.
Orders addressed to 5 d. Fuller & Co No. 4 Will
sons Lane Boston, General Agents for England States
tebl4 diff
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WIZARD VII. The inhabitants Of Ward number sew
w ell qualified to vote in elections hereby mott
fed and warned TO meet In the School House on the
Of Pleasant and Oxford streets, Monday the
seventh day of March next at ten o'clock in the fore
noon, then and there to act on the following articles,
vzi
Ist To give in their votes for five Delegates,
Convention 10 be held in the State House, in Boston on
the first Wednesday OF May next, for the purpose OF
vsing OF altering the Constitution of Government OF
this Commonwealth.
ed To give in their votes for treasurer of the Coun
~ OF Worcester.
The polls shall be opened Al 10 o'clock A. M and
shall be closed at 4 O'Clock ?. NJ
BY ordor of the Mayor and Aldermen
ALVAN ALLEN, Constable
FL. "a
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Fehrunry "a. 1853.
CITY OF IgoRcEST or.

INWARD VIII The inhabitants Of Ward number
w light, qualified TO vote in elections, are hereby
notified and warned to meet in the Brick Court House,
on Monday the seventh day Of March ten O'Clock
m the forenoon then and there TO act on the following
articles, vizi
lat. To give In thor votes for fye Delegates.
ballot IN sealed envelope TO represent this City IN the
Convention to be held In the State House, In Boston,
the first Wednesday Of May next, for the purpose oil
revising or altering the Constitution of Government oil
this Commonwealth
The polls shall be opened at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and
shall be- closed at o'cl1ck, z. NJ.
by order ofthe Mayor and Aldcrmen.
ALVAN ALIEN. Constable.
reoruary ~, 1858. drhFsM mars
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CITY OF JKORC ESTER.

INWARD IT, The inhabitants of Ward number two
w qualified to vote in elections are hereby mott
fed and warned to meet in the small school-house on
the westerly side of Summer street, on Monday the
seventh day of March next, at o'clock in the fore
noon, then and there to act on The following articles
viz
LIST To give in their votes for five Delegates on one
ballot, in sealed envelope, represent this City in
the Convention to be held in the House in Boston,
the first Wednesday of May next for the purpose of
revising or altering the Constitution of Government of
this Commonwealth.
I'd. To give in their for Treasurer Of the Coun-
ty of Worcester.
The polls shall be opened at 10 o'clock A. NJ, and
shall be closed at 4 o'clock P. NJ.
BY order of the Mayor and Aldermen.
February "a 1853 ALVAN ALLEN, Constable.
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CITY or WoRCESTER.

WIZARD v. The inhabitants of Ward number FIVE
w qualified to vote in elections, hereby notified
and wautd to meet in The Ash street School House. on
Monday, the seventh day of March at ten O'Clock in
the forenoon, then and there to act the follow ing
ticles, viz;
lst. To give in their votes for five Delegates
ballot in sealed envelope represent this City in The
Convention to he held in the state House, in Boston,
the first Wednesday Of Nav next, for the purpose Of
revising altering the Constitution of Cove nment of
this Commonwealth.
3D. To give in their ior Treasurer of the Coun-
ty of Worcester.
The polls shall be opened at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, and
shall be closed at o'clock. 2. NJ
BY order ofthe Mayor and Aldermen
February "a, 1853 ALVAN ALLEN Constable.
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CITY or WORcESTER.

WIZARD III. The inhabitants of Ward number three
w qualified TO vote in electO S, hereby notified
aud warned tn meet in the OuhoPer basement
in the Central School House Manstr et on nday,
the seventh day OF March next, at O'Clock in the
forenoon then and there to act on the following arli
6les, viz
lst. TOEgive in their votes for five Yelegaes on
ballot in seal envelope, represent City the
Convention TO be held in the State House Boston,
the s Wednesday Of May next for the purpose Of
vsing or altering the Constitution of Government of
this Commonwealth
3D. To give in their for Treasurer of the Coun-
ty of Worcester.
The polls shall be opened 10 o'clock A. NJ, aud
shall be closed at O'Clock P. NJ.
By order of the Mayor and Aldermen
February "a, 1853. ALVAN ALLEN, Cons table.
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CITY OF WORCESTER.

WIZARD l. The inhabitants of Ward number one
w qualified TO vote in elections, hereby no
titled and warned meet in the north lower or base
ment room in the Central School House on Main street.
on Monday, the seventh day of March next at len
o'clock in the forenoon, then and there act on the fol.
lowing articles, viz:
Ist To give in their votes for five Delegates on one
ballot in sealed envelope represent this CITY in the
Convention to be held in the State House. in Boston on
the first Wednesday Of May next for the purpose of
revising altering the Constitution of Government of
this Commonwealth
I'd. To give in their for Treasurer of the Coun-
ty of Worcester.
The polls shall be opened at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and
shall be closed at O'Clock p NJ.
By order of the Mayor and Aldermen,
February "a, 1853. ALVAN ALLEN, Constable
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CTTY "a WORCESTER

WIARDIY. The inhabitants Of Ward number four,
w qualified to vote in elections are hervby notified
and warned to meet in the Police Court Room in the
City Hall on Monday, the seventh day Of March next,
Mt ten O'Clock in the forenoon then and there act
the following articles viz
lst To give in their votes for five Delegates on one
ballot sealed envelope Ia represent this City in the
Convention to be held in the State House in Boston,
the first "Wednesday Of May next for the purpose OF
Visng or altering the Constitution of Government Of
this Commonwealth.
3D. To give in their votes for Treasurer of the Coun-
ty of Worcester
The polls shall be opened at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and
shall be closed at O'CLOCK =. M.
BY order of the Mayor and Aldermen.
February 24, 1853. AVIAN ALLEN Constable
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CIpY or WORCESrER.

INWARD vi. The inhabitants of Ward number six,
w qualified TO vote in elections, hereby Notified
and wa ned to meet in the Upper City Hail. Monday,
the seventh day OF March next az ten O'Clock in the
forenoon, then and there to ACT on the following art
Giles, viz:
lst To give In their votes for FIVE ega es on one
ballot in sealed envelope to represent this CITY in the
Convention to be held m the State House. in Boston, on
the first "Wednesday of May for the purpose of re-
wishing altering the Constitution OF Government of
this Commonwealth.
Cd To give in their for Treasurer Of the Coun-
ty of Worcester.
The polls shall be opened at 10 O'Clock A M. and
shall be closed at 4 o'clock, r. NJ. ..
BY order of the Mayor and Aldermen
ALVAN ALLEN, Constable.
"a
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French Teacher,

Vie subscriber having engag ed for his School the
services OF Mons JULES f. MALIGNoN, a very
highly accomp she and po Professor OF the French
Language IN Boston, will admit his classtS in either
reading or conversations pupils otherwise connected
with the School, :
IL Lessons to commence on FRIDAY, March 4th
FOR terms, which Will be moderate, apply at the Sal.
isbuIy House, Lincoln Square, Immediately
~ N. T. BENT.
Worcester, Feb 81, 1858. a,f
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F0 r s AI. E

1.-TWO valuable House Lots on Chandler street. nelr-
y opposite Wellington Also, one-half of a
double House, on Shelby street. Inquire of
ALZIRUS BROWN, at Bradley's Car Shop
Worcester, March 8, 1853 DIFF
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Mechanics Rank.

A SPECIAL Meeting of the Stockholders of the Ne
n chanic's Bank VIII be held at their Banking ROOM
on SATURDAY, the 9th day of March next,
at eleven O'Clock, A. if they will atiy the ac-
ton of the President aud Directors in petitionig the
Legislature for an Act authorizing them increase the
Capital Stock of said Bank.
Per order. p. HAMMOND, Cashier.
Worcester Feb 81, 1853 dtN5
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Farm For Sale in Westborough.


IA WIN. JOHNSON offers for safe the valuable
b,mV and pleasantly situated Farm upon which he
lives. situated in the easterly part of " es bar
0ugh two mi es from the Boston and Worcester Rail-
road pot in Scarborough, and three from he dep
in WesiboIough Said farm is in good state of utva-
dion and contains $50 of superior land well pro-
poroned into moving, iillage, PASTURE orchard, and
woodland is divided and suhdvided by stone walls
is well waered and lies compact form 2Ie acres
of the being in one body S. of said farm is
woodland, part of which is heavily tmbered ard 2GO
acres improved The moving and tllage is evef
and very free from stone. ] he hay cut is nearly all
English. The farm Will keep IS head Of cattle
throughout the year.
The buildings thereon, consist Of two.story house.
% by 26 feet, wi h an Ell to The same; wood house
house, Rr8nary &c, 96 feet long, par, and
partly stores, and new BARN t9 eet long IS feet
wide and IL feet high. There is covered passage from
the house to the bun, and cellar under the whole of
said buildings, except Is feet The water is brought in
pipes to the house and harm from never failing spring
The farm IS situated that it may he divided INTO
two good aud convenient farms 1t will be sold suit
purchasers, together separate
large part of The purchase money remain unpaid
for years, secured by mortgage.
Possession given any time suit. For further par
tiesllars inquire of Willard Raymond or Dexter Brig
ham, at w stborough Centre, Col Dexter Fay and Sui
Ivan Fay Esq, of scarborough, the suhscr Der
the premises. WILLIAM JOHNSON.
Westborlugh, March 2, 1858. dFTaw3w
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FOR TWO WEEKS ONLY!
rIo nI.Ls1 a5snsxTT, c.~nr
Leicester and Worcester Express.

LeIc6sIef ana WorceSt3r Express.
Eg@a@7- The subscribers will run a daily FIX
R82s44FzsSfE press, for the conve, aiIce of Boxes
+s~----z---= Bundles, Msrchandze, aud every other
Apress Freight between the above named places ca and
after this date, leaving Leicester at O'Clock A. NJ
and Worcester at 4 O'Clock, p. NJ
All orders entrusted 10 us, left at the Post Office
OF at Horace Nae's Store, Leicester, (where states
to.
Office in Worcester, at A H. Newton's DOT Main
street JOEL SIBLEY & co
Leicester, March l. 1853. mar2 dayytf
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New Carpet Store.


VNHE subscriber having moved into the new and
Il magnificent Store, No. 212 Washington street
Is now prepared to offer to thu Trade, of tue larg-
est and best selected Stocks of
G A II T e II N G
IN the country embracing all the and most desira-
Bile patterns, from the best Manufactures in EUROPE
and AMERICA.
The Tapestry Velvets and Brussels COM
prise the most scientific patterns in the word which
for elegance of STYLE beauty of design and durability of
fabric, cannot be surpassed in this any other city
Inc THREE PHYS embrace many patterns
copied from English Tapestries, and to be found no
where else in first hands.
The SuperJtaes, Extra Fines, Fines, Commons and
Cotton ingrains, will be sold the lowest market pr-
ces PAINTED FLOOR CLOTHS,
OF every descriptions from three feet to twenty four feet
wlde will be offered at the lowest igures Many of
these Goods patent fnish closely Initiating Velvet
Tapestry, ana of bright enamelled surface materially
increasing the durability of the Cloths.
CANTON MATTINGS, BAY STATE FELTINGS,
Rugs, Wool. and other Hats, Bookings, &c
q C., which will be sold for CASH
EDWARD C. STEVENS.
Boston, March g. 1853. d3m*
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Blacksmiths Wanted.

1.-TWO good Men, who understand shoeug Ironing
L Wagons, end common Job Work, and who will
make my business theirs, while in my Shops
Those wanting steady employment can call IN the
subscriber, at Westborough. JOSHUA N. MELLEN.
Westborough, March g. 1853. dlaw2w. w2t*