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0FAccIpESr TO HoN. JAMES MEAcHAM.--On
Wednesday afternoon last, while Mr. MEAcHAM
was attending to the construction of barn on
his premises, in this village, large SIC 5ge
hammer, thrown by one of the workmen from
the roof of the bndng, struck him Just above
the ankle crushing both bones into se,e al
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pieces. The fracture is Of course severe oner
and will condne him to the house, at the best ).
for some weeks 10 come. lie is now doing
NidiieJury Register.
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From Hc Providence .I1,uRal.
LETTER FROM MIR. BARTLETT


ley of the Mesiln.
The proclamation Of William Carr Lane
Governor Of the territory of New Mexico, am
nouucing his intention to take possession Of {
district OF country on the Rio Grande, North O
El Puso called the " Mesilla Valley" abound,
III so many errors and mlssatcments, whlcF
may lead the government and the people tc
/ form erroneous views on the subject, that
| deem it my duty, on account of my connect y
with the boundary commission, to make the fol-
! lowing statement of facts bearing on the docu-
lnent in question. In my remrrks, | shall eN-
anime each clause of the proclamation sepa-
ratcly, and point out is errors.
/ The first clause alludes to the territory IN
dispute.
81. From the year 1921 and anterior thereto
until the year lcjl, TINS portion of territory
was ackn ,wVdged to be within the limits OF
New Mexico but in the year 1851, tho state
Of Chilnmhua assumed jurisdiction over the
same, without producing any authority for this
act from the Republic of Mexico, and without
having obtained the assent oit the United States
or the Territory of New Mexico; and in dc
tiancc of the circumstances of large portion
OF the inhabitants Of the disputed territory, who
then numbered 2OO0 souls"
For this assertion Gov Lane doubtless re-
hes upon decree ofthc Mexican Government
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commission is connected with it; no proposal
of the kind ever having been made by the
Mexican commissioner, or by myself
With regard to the latter assertion, that "thc
United States virtually asserted a right Of
sovereignty over all the territory in dispute" |
will state the following "A committee of the
Senate, upon statements made by party who
objected to the line, and who withheld impor-
tant Facts in relation thereto, and, moreover,
without hearing from me III defence of the
slme, reported unayoraby to the line while
on the other hand the President of the United
States virtually acknowledged the correctness
of it through the Secretary Of the Interior as
appears by his official letters % me.
t. The claim OF Chihuahua to this disputed
territory is believed to be based upon the un-
warrantable assumption that the board of Com
mssiunerS had agreed upon Il boundary line
between Chihuahua and New Mexico, and
that their agreement in the premises was bind
ing both upon the United States and the Mex
lean Republic, and therefore final, whereas
valid agreement had not been nnde. and has
not yet been made by said Board, and, more
over the action of the Board had been virtually
rcpudlted and nuhied by the United States.
The claim of Chihuahua is based upon a
jurisdiction exercised by her over the territory
as far North as ~ dcg. 81 min. 13 SEC. winch
embraced Santa Rita del Cabrc, tthc copper
mines But Of this territory she was compelled
to rclinonish to the United States All N,r,h o,'
;2 deg % min. winch was her limits accord
ing to the map Of Dlsturncll. as Gctrrminld by
the chief as ronomers, Lieut.. Wbipplc, on the
part OF the United States and Senior Sulaznr,
on the part OF Mexico: and III conformity with
their report, established by the commissioners
OF the two Governments.
lhe unwnrrantnbIc assumption Of Chi
hlHIua, as Governor Lane Is pleased to call it
consists therefore, IN retaining possession Of
district She had d'ir1yS possessed; over whicl
she had GltrnYS exercised Jurisdictions which
Is accorded to her by the treaty map, and all
authorized ana authentic mlps; by the official
report made by her engineers IN 1886; by va
rIouS printed woINs on the country previous to
tue war; ana lastly by her constitution. Those
are the grounds on winch ChIhuahua bases her
right OF occupancy
ne assertion that "a valid agreement had
not heen in1dc ana has not yet been made by
'aId holrd Is cohrIdictcd 10y the oihclal re-
cords OF the Joint commission.
Inc acton OF the board has been virtually
repUdIated ana nuilliicd by the United States
" says Governor Lime.
ms repudmtlon and nuliiication by the L.
:" '9'''0H' co"''S'S III IL" U"IaFoFao,c report
~ p ''''eo VI t'!c 2tll'le "hich hhd
0'.! WI. o'"' y. NV I"e ''"' ne loI-
~, 'Nl "T',i ,''c ''H "L"C'c "' the urea
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80 ''P"'u '"' ''ii "c 'ePu"!"Itu ana llliI-
,'I ~ ''','' " cpI'''''''ee oI t"e l NJ
"'I" N"'''"'t i'"e see"
,', III ''0 '' '''''' %'''T' VI ''c E'E I'm
I''',' U''', '''" "' o"'1S one oi tHe
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vet, ! could trace strong llN'ueSS u'l"ctI
the maiden and the woman, whom supposed
TO be her mother. Drowned ana hard us were
the features Of the latter
Soon after had commenced eating my sup
per- the two children who were playing on the
floor, began quarrcllmg with each other.
John go oil to bed sad the ia'her, IN a
,, loud pcrcmPtory voice, speaking to one OF the
children.
But John. though be could not heIp nearing
md not choose to obey.
DO you hear me, SIR CA with you re-
pc'tcd the angry father.
don't want to 20, whnod the child
Go, tell you tins mlnuie'
SUI, there was not me slightest movement
to obey ana the little reno" looNeu Tue VI very
image OF rebellion. At this cr'sis IN tie aI"If
WNen storm seemed lheVitop'e' 'le SIS'er' ''
} | supposed her to be- E'Ided across the r9on'
ana sioopng down, TOOK tne cIi,4 n, , m'u III
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bo, ~, a,ii, ,ol ia9,r haac'ra bo anJ
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assertions than reasons. Nv host was not a
very clear headed man while his antagonist
was wordy and spccious. The former, as might
be supposed, very naturally became excited,
and, now and then, indnjged himself IN rather
strong expressions towards his nelghbor, who,
in turn, dealt back w"rdy bows nat were quite
as heavy a he had received, and good deal
more irF'at'ng' ,,..
N"u now n'a'heu "St'n Ia ''c p'Me, y. 'L". ss
l'',uen g'n"e nail: G,u n1' I no.Ct w.,
''"Nt",'nt 10 "e' "''"p' soc; "!" T"o I;I ,e!I
N"t" "Ist oose''GI ntI' W'y'' o,'e "a"u 'a,u
uPo" MS 'e"'P'', anu is"'y S.'1',iI"s I''e t ,ia''
"l" d ca'esH'"s "'ouon' HIIu"''y t"e "H II
""s o' ,Ie u'7P"'I"' suo9'Ge"' "u' rs ~; Mo.oe
I'o !" t"e"' 'eHs VI Fe'SoI'"i 'a",oI' nuI'' ,i'c
u.ScusS.on Went OF" anu ! nV,Iceu ''la. 'ae
MAUI" manu-, "'''oi' 'rs'pu u" I'e
raressin,, mnrfnn tbs ins,an, tbcro vas the
smallest 1ernco,i,p lone of AMER in the fathers
ynirc. # yas = baau,,ful siGht. and coulJ
bu, Iool, on and wonder al Inc mower of that
tonc1. so li,ht. .o unobfrusiye. vet nossessjnr
s.oU n,or no ha,r,sof all arn;,ri ror As Tho
.tond ,here She loolcd Ike an angcl oe mace,
so,,t ,o s,ui tho tr,h,Ion, ,,o,or. ~ hnm,n mas.
amid the rough aud rude, and yet, who more
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-05-13
London Times, English Ministry, and
kossuth.

We noticed last week the stir which was
made in the English House of Commons at
the harsh imputalons thrown out BY the Times
against Kossu'h in conneXion with police
visit to manuactory of rockets &c. 1t was
easy to see by the discussion reported in the
London papers, that the Minister felt himself
in rather awkward position. lie acted much
as if he had been made an April fool of. The
Times too, though it is contrary to its princj-
pies OF action to fairly own itself in the wrong,
could do uo'hing more than to continue in an
indistinct grow tina. there migM be some
thing serious in the business after all, for the
Minister had not said positively anything to
tie contrary. However that may b., those
Who assailed the Times and the administrators
Of the government as guilty of base and ground
less attacks upon inlividuals, plainly had the
best of it in the House. The following viii in
tcrcst our readers.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-05-13

MonERN lNvENTIoN.-lIoRAcE Mann thug
sums up few Of the advantages Of modern
invention
"One boy with foudrlncr machine, wilF
make more paper in twelve months than alp
Egypt could have m1de in one hundred years,
during the reign of the Ptolemlcs. One gIri
with power press, win strike OFF bcoks faster
than million scrIbcs could copy them before
the invention of printing. One man in ar
IRON foundry, will turn out more utensils than
Tubal Gun could have forged, had he worked
diligently to this time"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-05-13

indistinct rrowl that there 7uirk be some
thi,,,, .,ri,,,s f., ,bo h,.i,,s, r,,ou it,
,,:.7
'''''''''' ""u 'oI S"'u P'9'"'ey a"y'"'"9 |"
Tie contrary. However that may b., those
Who assaiIed the Times and the administrators
Of ,ho ,,o,.o,,,,,,o,,, -, ,r,,i,,,. ...l
,oss or.ol,, ,,,, ;n-,;.;i,,1. a,,;,ln t.,,n.
'F p""'y "'" '"e
oes' VI II III 'he HOUSE, lHe lohoWln9 VIII IN
tcrest our readers.
Kos.utb.x aetna, cor,oo,io, ;.h a.,
uo,,,o. r.n,,,,.
from the London Daily News
The por'entous announcement with which
a contemporary frightened the town from its
propriety on Friday morning last, bids fair TO
occupy from hencero-h prominent place in
the history OF remarkable CanarlN. On how
small a basis of probabilities the Times built
up ITS story Is soon told. On kossu,h's arrival
n this country, Mr.. Hale was introduced to
h'n a" tho '"v'n'"r # no." 'Pooios Of roeh
e. Nn''" "au a"e"uY peeh pa'toh'Zed Dy ihe
,,''' 0"''' d"u u9eu Win great success IN the
N''" "'''
l'.'t' Wy d yer! hHUraI curiosity. nc PAID
,H' ~ H'' '"'t '"c'o'! Ut h",hrIhlhe-
Po'e "'s,'''c"l w '"e ahhaIS OF Hc'Iou' see
,'E 1t was ""t' '"'hce 'he Nef%c'onS Mr. HuI-
"Fer SCI out upon ms traveIS-and having
carc'"'y inspected t1e rockets ". hossuih
expressed MS general approv3 OF the nven-
uon, out suggested some alterations, which, in
ms opIhlon' would render them more effective.
Hhorly aver ne "eni TO America, and on his
return 10 England the lndefa'lgable Mr.. Hale
again waited on INN, informed HIM tnat his
Suggestions had been adopted WIKI success, ard
requested the honor OF another visit.
An acquaintance having sprung up in this
way, an occurrence soon after took place which
gave NJ. hoSsnth the opportunity OF turning it
TO some advantage. Hungarian soldier, a
deserler from the Austrian army, called on him
seeking charity. NJ. kossulh having ascer-
tanned that the man had had some experience
IN the Austrian artillery, and subsequently in
the chemical department OF the sanitary estab-
ishment, thought that he might be united To
the work OF Mr.. Ilale's factory, and accord
ingly, recommended him to that gentleman for
employment.
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and "Affairs of extreme delicacy," 10 end by
af6rding considerable employment TO the gen.
temen of Westminster Hall
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-07
RITTER Be
Pure Genesee Flo
FRESH GROCERIES.

TNHE subscriber having purchased of JOS. E. GREG.
Il DRY, his stock Of G Ocerios, Flour &c and
made large additions to the same, now offers TO the
public, at wholesale and retail an extensive assortment
Of w. 1. Goods, of all kinds, bought for cash
He would cal attention TO his stock of TEAS, com
prrg every variety OF English Breakfast Po-chong,
Oolong Ningy ong, Souchong. Old and Young Hyson
Imperial, Gunpowder, Tyson Twanky, &c
SUGARS from New York and Bristol Re6neries -
Also, Havana, Muscovado p. Rico and N Orleans do
M0LASSES of all grades, consisting of New Or
leans Porto Rico. Muscovada, Cardenas &C. stuart's
Extra Syrup, Old Mocha Coffee, Java Sumatra and ST.
Domingo do,-ground and ungrounj,
Also-Rice, Tapoca, Maccar0ni, Vermicell Sage
Pearl harley Geatne, dried Ginger AID preserved do
Extracts of all kinds, Peach Water, Rose do. Fancy
Soaps Split Peas, Canary Seed, sc. &c.
In short all articles kept in first class w. |. Gods
store lie would be happy to all the old friends Of
the establishment, aud many ones may favor
him with a call. DANIEL A. HAWKINS, JR..
Nos. l. 3, s. and Main street, OPP Court House.
Goods delivered with despatch, Tree of charge
~ dtf
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DEATHS.
Worcester Dramatic Mn.enm.

STAGE MANAeER............J S CARTLITCH.
ON WEDNESDAY Evening, Sept. 7uh, will be
~ acted the rfamed play III five acts, entitled
LADY OF LYONS.
Claude Melnctte... II, Warwick.
Pauline Mrs. Bessenherz.
After which Miss Mccarthy will repeat 10y desre) the
popular Ballad of ThP QUEEN of May, as received on
Monday Evening with cry demonstration applause.
Mr. II NJ Mccarthy will sing the Darling old Stick.
To conclude with the laughable Farce of the LYING
T4LET.
Doors open at Il to commence before g.
PRICEs-Parquette, so cents; Circle % cents; Gal.
cry ~ cents. SIS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-07
Furnace For Sale

ia The properly known as the LEWIS STOVE
i&iA WORKS, situated on Min Street, within fifty
- feet of The Canal Railroad Depot, in Westfleld,
consisting of a Brick Furnace, so by so feet, wood
building on The south end SO by GO, and The north
end three Story brirk building 30 by SO with an eight
horse power engine, Two curoas, Of McKay's blow
eTs, crane, large OF Of Fl4sks for Stoves and Ma
cheryi wit every thing necessary for the employment:
of from 50 to 100 men. apply to
THOMAS A LEWIS.
Mestfeld Sent. l 1sE2 LII,
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House, Barn, and Land for Sale.

&A The Place is very pleasantly situated in North
Gmi% Charlton ten miles from Worcester, two miles
from Charlton Centre, and consists of good
two story House, well lni he'd, supplied with The bet
OF water, brought with pump, Barn and Wood
house, with about TWO nd hall of choice Land
with good supply Of the best of Fruit 1t is very
desirable place for Boot Shoe Maker il being with
in few rods Of two extensive Boot and Shoe Manula-
tories, and also of a good School The most of the
purchase money can lay mortgage, if desired.
For father particulars, inquire Of the subscriber on
the premises. d&w4@ l.. G. PAGKHURST.
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HOUSES FOR. SALE.

$FA Double Tenement, rooms each; ] of II do;
iHiEg of dos of 10 doi Cottage, do; 2 houses
on Main st; DO partly fnishedi do. contain
ing tenemoats; of rooms ! in Iubbardston q
Farm in Petersham, &c, DC. Also 90 house lots.
The above property will be sold the most liberal
terms Those in want of Houses House Lots, will
consult their own interest by calling the REAL Els
TATE AGENCY, 233 Main ST., up stairs.
O Tenements, stores, AMI Offices, TO be le
MONEY to loan on collateral security
dlY aug4 LEWIS G. MUM
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FOR SALE.
FnR. SALE.

ia The Estate now occupied by lhs subscriber, on
HG q Lincoln street.
The Let is ample and beautifully located
The Garden is large, and unsurpassed productive
ness, ard has brook bordering one side, constitute
ing beautiful appendage 10 the same.
The House is also very barge and convenient and coed
enough for anybody who has got patent right
good trade. Price $4,000. Come and look at It.
So DIFF o. II. BLOOD.
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y. X. CIark,M. D., HoMGPArHIc PHYSICIAN
No. Walnut Street Office hours from to9A NJ
and from TO r N.
WOrcester.Ja lst 1851. janlt
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NOTICES, &c.
Danoirg and Calistbenio School

MR., and MRS MOORE respectfully announce 10
WI their iTeEds and former ptTors, that they will
re open H. cir School at WARREN HALL, OF WEDNEs-
DAY, sept 2lst, commencing at O'Clock P. N.
Regular days Of instruction every Wednesday and
Saturday afternoon.
N. B-Lades and Gentlemen who wish for private
instruction, WI please apply TO Nj. y. at the Hall.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-07
FLOUR! FLOUR !!

Ga Now in store, and receiving by Western R.
t5s55ss55 Road, exua and common Flour among which
SSEzssssS may be found the following brands:
CAas J. HiH & Sons unsurpassed Extra.
W. Whitney, Premium.
CT HiH, Extra. Blue Jacket, Ertre
Joh2e Williams, do, Elliot Mis- do
e. d. Melmire, do, Seneca Chief, do.
And other brands.
Hall Bbls. Hill d Son, Hill Extra, and E. d. Sbel
mire Extra.
Quarter and Eighth bag Flour, extra quality
Graham Flour of superior quality of our own manu-
acture, in barrels and bags
No Mechanic street.
my24 dawtf BLISS, SUTTON d co
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WARTS.
Painter Wanted
ID American Girls

WANTED immediately TO 20 few miles into The
w country, To Knit with machines THREE Dol
LARS per week Will he given to commence with, and
four or five dollars be made after working short
lime Also, to work on farm. four miles rom
me city mouths Apply at the INTELLIGENCE
OFFICE. 253 Mann sIteel, nm staIrs dtf Sc
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Clerk Wanted.

nNE who has some experience in the Grocery bust
, Dess. One from the country will be preferred
Coed recommendations required. Inquire at this office
auSl dawtf
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BOOKS, &c.
BOOKS BOOK s. BOOKS!
John Keith & CO. S Bulletin of New Books

BOOKS BOOK S-B00KS!
John Keith & CO. S Bulletin of New Books,
No. 239 Main Street.
FFNHEORY of Politics, by Hildrelh.
i StuySesant Franconia Storie, by Abbott.
Notes on Uncle Toms Cabin, by Stearns.
Anthon's Greek Literature!
isaac Hopper True fe, by L. NJ Child.
The Artist Wife, and other Tales by Mary Hewitt 4
TangewOod Tales, by Nathaniel Hawthorne.
Six Months in Italy, by G. s. Hillatd, vols.
The Humorous Speaker.
History and Ru1iments of Architecture.
Campaign OF Waterloo, by Jominl.
Salad for the Solitary.
Wizard of the Wave, Romance of the Deep Blue
Sea
Templ Carmina collection of Church Music by
George Kingsley.
Ten Lectures in One, delivered before The Pawtucket
Library Association.
Crawford. by the author Of Ruth.
harrington Sketches, with Illustrations by Barley
The Pedestrian in France and Switzerland, by George
Darrell, Jr.
memorial of Horatio Greenough, by Henry T.
Tuckernan
Part 8 Collier Shakespeare Text Restored.
Mark liurdestone or the two BrotheTs-Mrs Woode.
Books at Wilson's, 96 Main Street.
CLoIsTER Life of CHARLES the Fifth.
~ City and Country Life.
Liberties OF America.
The Preacher and the King
Golfers Shakespeare, Part T.
Harpers' Magazine for August
Putnam's do do
Lady's Book, GrahaIn's Magazine, for sale at the
Worcester Bookstore diff aug2
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-07
Salesman Wanted.

. EXPERIENCED Salesman wanted in the Dry
X Goods Business between this and the first OF SEN
TENDER next. A. Y THOMPSON g. co.
aug5 Jstf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-07
W A N T z D

10y young man, a situation Clerk in a Boot and
ID Shoe, or Grocery store. Good references can be
given rhonesiy and ability. Apply at this office
au3l d6tA
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-07
House For Sale

ID The subscriber wishing to locate where Land
lii is plenty # rs his Real Estate corner of
Pleasant and Linden streets, for sale. The house
is nearly new, built by the day. and of the best mate
rails Terms liberal. Price low. Inquire Of
50 DIFF N. AlNSWORTH.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-07
II. G. HENSHAW

NOTARY PUBLIC, Leicester, Mass,
A 1TENDS promptly to official bu mess IT ceived by
n mail, presents Drafts for acceptance, collects
Noes and Accepiances, and RENTS proceeds without
fee expense except in of protest travel out
of town; takes dispositions, End prepares all documents
requiring Magislerial or NOtarial atlesiaiion.
SO daw3m
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Manufacturers Agents
PAPER EHANGHNGS

at LtUe1more's Bookstore, 1874 Main ST.
IN 000 ROLLS just received, in addition to the
III, OOp large stock on hand, and all persuns in
want Of Wall Papers, Borders, French and Velvet Pa
pers invited call and examine new and desirable
sty les at thell0west prices. DIFF 81
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Offer for sale the first new WHEAT FLOUR received
in the market fis season, of the following superlo
DOUBLE EXTRA BRANDS
J. Fl. BEACH, Samuel, p ELY
MlDDLEpORT MILLS, P ELY.
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Segars Of exquisite flavor are always to be
found in quantities 10 SUR At the Drug Store Of
l.. T. LAZELL.
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l.. b. Mich 8, NJ. D., HOMEOPATHIC PHI
sIcIAN, Residence No. u Main Street. Office hou
from 10 A. NJ, to and to SPIN
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For. SALE.

sym, The TIMBER, WOOD, &C on Forty Acres
s'YE of land, on the Gill Gibbs Farm, in Rutland, Ms,
ION which may he found Oak, Maple, Pine Chest
nut, Whit Birch and Spruce. Apply to
CALVIN G. HOWE, Rutland,
Or to II. w. WE1HERELL, IA Mnk St, Boston.
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(NOOD, active, enerprising young men, with small
" capital, are wanted. Good encouragement given
Apply at Horticultural Hall. au27
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Blackstone Rank

TINE Stockholders Of the Blackstone Bank Uxbridge
notified to meet al the Hall. over said Bank on
MONDAY The third day Of October next, at 2 o'clock
p NJ for the choice Of Directors for the ensuing year
aud the transaction of any other business that may e~
gay come before them.
w. HAYWARD, Cashier.
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A YOUNG MAN acquainted with the retail Drug
IA business. G. S. & A. J. HOWE,
So Worcester Bank Block
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ATTORNET & COUNSELLOR Ar LAW
No 2O6 Main Street, Worcester, Mass
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Salesman Wanted,

M ANTED Immediately, by the subscriber, an ex
w perienced salesman in the Dry Goods business
Personal application necessary. GEO. P. BRYANT. .
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