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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-24


Ia either case, what mast we do? There has been
exposure TO COLI; iheT- has been sudden check Of
sensible insensible per- praton The worn oct mat
ter hich should have been thrown of by the pores Of
Joints and limbs it corrosive poison upon the
membrane, thus creating the most circulating pain
In such slateof things, what docs
POTTER's LINIMENT Dot
What has it aready done 1t has given immediate
relief It has assuased the pain; il has relaxed The
cords II has strengthened the weak joints and limbs;
an the vaiions paris which hSye been distorted are
once more speedily restored their usual and natural
position. This is fiction. " spesk " hat we do
know; we affirm from actaAl observaii Read our
certificates they rom who would not lie
men whose gratitude has induced them 10 come Tor
ward voluntarily and CHer = the use Of their haInes
The Eminent never known 20 Ia in one single
inslsnce--not one No mat er how deep-seaitd the
disease, the Linment viii find IL; il will penetrate
the bottom OF ali difficulty; II will open ebsnnei from
the source aid telIte Of the com afu TO The SKIN sep
aratine the morbi1 aCrd, rheumatic hHmer from ihe
living substance. driving il the surface thence be
forever expelled from the sy stem
rheumatism changes il place. bnt Il Is most to be
feared when it falls upon the stomach lungs and brain;
or, what is to be eaded upon The hearts then
Is il trulj dangeTous-IheE il yer, must resort
the most powerful and active remedies 1.-The patent
TO be saved
The worst cases that have ever been known, where
the patient was Suffering he keenest totues,
slightest molten brought intoeia5le agony. have
been instantly relieved by tins wonderful iiniueut Is
has erappied With, aad overcome the most distressing
rheumatic pain In the head; IL mas saved many from
these terrible hobblags, papitatiOus an sn ms that
in every stage the disease, and III it's worst orms il
has brought comfort, relief health ard happiness.
As such blessing, offer the afflicted invalid
with confidence. IL holds out no false lures; makes
no deceptive promises. Ii is whati preerds be;
and if The reader will but try it, he will say The half
WIS not told me !!
sold by all the druggists Weeks & Potter. General
Agents, l54 Washington street, Boston.
oecl7 deodsn
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PENN

j. M. Hines Writing Academy
as been ierinved 10 llnrrng on Corner, dth s,o,v
IL Room NO IL. IN consequence ui Inc G,r,'sr
roo not LeDg large enough 10 accommodate Inc n,,,u
per Of Hcloars this Academy has been 1elnoyed "a
more cOnm0dinus quarters. ~
Inc proprietor Of this Academy Ii prepared 10 t,.ci
Ladies' And children, aud Ia about forming clasans ~
their especial benefit. '' W
ladies md hisste-Tuesdai and Thursday evenings.
day evenings - ''s' M" 'a''f-
EtMs--sl iol course Of "a lessons, incladng
" Hours from I TO O'Clock, r. M.
'' TaTh&saiiy \
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SUDDEN DEArH-Mr Joseph Caldwell o.
Oakham, while taking some refreshments at Mr..
Hunloon's Hotel in Codbrook, last "Wednesday
evening, suddenly expired The attenton Of Mr..
and Mrs Hunoon was directed to the roon, in
which Mr.. Caldwell was eating, by an unusual
noise, and on entering found Nj c. ID the last
Struggles Of death It is supposed he may have
been choaked- He about so years old =
Barre GGzefte
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lust Received, among which may he found beautiful
Pearl Card Gases, Pormonnaies, Jewel Box $ b ace
lets, d Ooches, Rings, Charms, Fancy Gold Watches,
Chains. Keys and lots of other things suitable for
Christmas a New Years Gifts, at
F. n. PU TNAM'E,
No 2l9 Mainst, doors souh of American Temperance
dl2 House. under The UniversaIisl Chnreh. dll
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For Coughs. Colds, Consumption and mn
IL - PMlLn0lARl lliAraaaa. -

"MIessrs REED, CuTIeR n Co., Drargists. Bo4dn.-
nornga practice ottwenty years b We seen Used all
the popular remedies for coughs am well satisn,
thai your VEGETABLE PJLMON nay BALsAM
~ best and hope IL viii be betcf knawn and more
generally used Yours Respectfully
saro, Nov Z 1853 JOHN A. BERRY, M. ~"
Put up N so cent and 81 bottles and f,r Sale Inv
Apo'becnries and Country Merchants generally.
dtc2 .|t. dQn,
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ga Jonas Chickering, the celebrated Piano
Builder, was born in Mason Village, N. H.. in
1876 and was 81 years old when he died. His
father was onesof the Holden Chickering'S, and
was born there. He removed to Mason from
Holden, and afterwards, about 1905, to New
Ipswich, N. H.
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1fflIer,e tpnerafton
For ruling Teeth overExposed Ne

For Filling Teeth overExposed Nerves
This operation, Original with The subscriber, has
been performed by him, during w and half years,
nearly three hundred times, with the loss OF tooth
only. so far known Also, by several distinguished
Dentists whom he instructed more han years ago,
who have been eminently successful. By no other
method Of treatment herst fore use, can so many
teeth be saved, alter their living membranes beeome
exposed. :. 2 MILLER.
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HOLDEN & KNowLToN's, formerly Fiske,sO OUAD
RiLLE B4ND, prepared to furnish Music for
Balls, PARTIES, Any number Of Pieces oesn ed
chants Row. Isaac isko, or at the Music stores.
Music arranged for Bass. or String Bonds, by A.
HOLDEN. ojs dam
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WORCESTER & NASHUA RAILRoAD.-A
meeting of the Directors of The Worcester & Nash.
IA Railroad was held 10 this city, on the I'D inst
and the accounts Of the past year made up to
the S0'h Of November. The show highly favora-
bic condition Of affairs
The whole amount Of earnings, in the
year commencing Nov. 80, 1852 and
ending Nov. 80, 1858, we're 1882, S9S 81
Expenses and Interest, during the
came term, 100, 590,9S
Excess Of Earnings over Expenses, Ssl.sO7 SO
The dividends Of 50 rs per share paid
in July, amounted TO $34, 1876, 80
The diVlden is oil $2,75 per share -
10 be paid in Jan. 1854, 4l,S44 90
Total SIC, $50
Surplus after paying two Dividends
amounting to per cent, S5,76s,4s
The increase OF earnings above those Of last year
is rising $50, 900.
The amount OF capital actually paid in, amounts
to about $67 share, SO that the dividends for the
current year 10 iaction less than Z l.2 pr.
cent the actual capital
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~ They sell books atauction at selby :, this
evening and continue the sale Monday and lues~
day evenings, and, in all cases permit the pur-
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READER, have you called at Pratl's 2Os Main street
where you will find one Of the hest selections of La
dies and chidrtn's Christmas and New Years Gift
Furs lfyou have not, you Will 40 well to go early
now is the best time.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-24

OLD MENl-YouNe MEN!!--why Will youhave cold
hands, necks, and backs when you AN find gloves of
all kin and nit eDs, collars, -bosoms crayats neck
and pocket handkerchies, of all kinds and quality
s1rts understands, and drawers at Prats, EOS Main
Street?
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intelIigence Once

Having been duly licensed TO keep an INrELLIsENcs
OFFICE, The Undersigned IS prepared furnish Hotels
Boa alng Houses, tnG Private Families with American
Country promptly ATTENDED TO. Persors ia want Vi
help ana those sning for employment are invited to
all
u Tenements Stores and O6lces 10 be let
10 MONEY to loan u collateral security
augl0 lily LEWIS c. MUM 133 Main ST
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For the Toilet. LUpblrd a Cundal have en-
tered 'a'gey into !ne man UiuciUfe OF Hair Tone
coming under the gentrl heai OF nsra nuids i, hcl
y pun up very neatly am ~ very excellent atiicle -
Tho perfume Is delicate and perm ansnt he stimulating
qN"lnes are wen htji-ie and The sol ening anu n.t
giving qualities are Just what nle desed--Sgr,a fe7d
n publican. des2l dAW ~
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a. REIN I'AENb
Designer and Engrayer, upon v ond and Stone
House on Crescent street All orders elt with H. w
Il CE, al L. ID. Goddard Co.'S, will meet with promp
attention. Particular attention paid to drafting Mach
nery.s l.c9h dte
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81. b. HOOD.

At the City Auction and Commission Store, No. I
Pearl street, Worcester Consignnents solitited, and
Auction business Of al kinds promptly attended 70.
ians dawtt
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nxoslsior TIair Tonic.

For promoting The growth, preservation, and beauty
Of the HAIR srresng falling of, preventing badness
and grey hair and Graduating dandIuf. is elegant
toilet preparation for sale at the low price S p ens
by Lombard n Gu dali. noy3o do
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WAsHINGroN. Thnrsda

WASHINGTON, Thursday, Dec. e.
SENATE.-Mr. Mason offered resolution d.
reciing the appqnneni OF select committee, TO
report new plan for the appointment and organ
ization of the Senate officers.
Mr.. Hamlin introduced his bill for building a
telegraph line from the Mississippi to the Pacific.
The joint resolution for comforting The breve.
title of Lieut.. General, then came under consid-
Grafton.
Messru Adams, Douglas, Walker and Petit
opposed the resolution, aud Messrs Cass. Mason,
Badger, Shields and Sumner advocated it. 1t
was finally ordered to be engrossed. by vote Of
80 yeas 10 IL nays.
Nothing farther of importance was done. Adj.
HOUSE, OF REPREsENTATWEs.-- Hem.
ley presented the credentials Of Hadley S. John.
son, Delegate from Nebraska. Referred to Com.
miitee on Elections
Mr.. Disney introduced the French SpoIiaion
bill. Referred to Committee on Foreign Af,irs.
Mr.. Miller, of Missouri, introduced bill for
organizing he territory Of Nebraska. Referred
The House then went into Committee on the
Presidents Message, when MIR. Wright, Of Penn.
replied TO Mr.. Gerrilt Smith.
Mr.. Bayly. Of Va, then addressed the House,
after hch Mr.. Phillips obtained the floor when
the Committee rose and the House adjourned
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-24

American Girls, er Women can have ex-
eelenl situations, and good pay small families, by
apply ing te lntelli office 233 Main Street up
stairs. deel2 Iy
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Julius II. siedhor


Another lot Of thnse superior Gold Pens that have
given entire satisfaction TO all who have used them
Apply at MARTINS Writing Academy 1873 Main ST.
and procure the best article manufactured. ol9 diff
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As the season Il with u when all are liable 10 tho
aihciipns hat follow colds seated on the throat and
Ia ~, We should keep In mind that Dr. COnine's s,rup
OF 1in eng and Malya is the proper rcmedy for these
Diseases and hat il eldom tails cure For sale by
Wilson, fairhnnk &fo, Wholesale Dfuggists 43 X As
Hanover street BEE deczl "a Nl,v
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-24

IL seems that General Lopez De Santa Anna is
about 10 become Emperor Of Mexico Well, what Of
Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis. soro Thsoat, Whoopmg
Cough, DC. SOLO By bush 4 Co, "a Font ST. d24 %
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-24

The subscriber, having taken the Office, formerly
occupied by EDWIN HAVEN, in the west Ante
Room Of Horticultural Halt would give notice that he
ready to transact all kinds of business connected
with an Intelligence Office. A II persons may rest as
sured ho hire LEI lsbcr ent or sell BOuses,
House LOIS, Lands ans Farms shall have il done right
ami no mistake. by calling at his Office, on Front ST.,
opposite the CITY HALL. PERRY THAYER.
Worcester Oct %, 1858. ol2 dly
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Gentlemen wishing We'll made Shirts, nosoms, and
Collars. ear OF Lades accustomed nee Sc wing
on application TO the INTELLIGENCE OFFICE 233
Man St. Ladies who have nice SO 10 do, can also
be accommodated. IA dIv
Julius IA. SiedhOf
Offers his services teacher Of ancient and Modern
Languages 10 the public. Office, No. 1872 Main st.
81
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BALI" i the citizens OF Worcester wish to ENJOY the
uxuriea Of palace and The comforts Of al hone, ct
insin coTdeScend TO the arring on Cotner sa oops-
me nSngs OF that es'abiishmentare ruly paiaa and
the subs apai IA mai hiss on its gtidrons, or SIM
mers in jos oven has The domestic taste md smell
about II. he chow der be prepared this evening
goes hed ofall the des that have hitherto b. en-
mixed md minglei in his falanuA reslauraut u
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j.. u, ~ sAots, "a. ~, 1i1aGfkraic PuY
sictAh, kesileues 30, ~ alan street. once nour.
from BtogA. NJ, 2tp 4 and 10 8P.M 8N Wi
Auge. 1852. Al,
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DEATHS

Inthis city. Dec % Lucina wife Of FEorso Dolh en-
aged IS wears and Z months.
o. Funeral At hi. residence, oxford ST. Sunday
Dec q, at o'el9k. Rtlativ and friends are invited
10 attend.
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Waldo Bock. Worcester. Goods and Packages for
wardcd 70 Springfield, Northampton, Greenfield Brat
tlchqrw, liaftfVld, New Haven, Pisield Albany Tr,
Dutao, Cleveland, Cincinnati, Dslroit, Chicago, and III
DRAFTS, NorEs, biLLks &c., collected az oil The
shove placer. =, " r.. HiCKIOX. AGENT
les az - III ~ tibu Block Mail 4trtnt
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Spa kling soda " sIer-With the usual va
riety of choice rups Fifty Tickets for one dolIa
l.. I. LAZEbL, Apothscary,
myl4 DIFF 2Ol Main stTeet
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ATTORNEY q COUNSELLOR AT Law
NO 2O6 Main Street, Worcester, Mas
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The CENsUs-CuRIoUs FAcrs AND THE.
oRIEs.A correspondent Of the New York Times.
writing from CINCINNATI, has gathered some Gu
rlous facts from the Census tables as Just publish
ed We have not room for the article ia DEAL.
but the following condensation of lis leading fea-
lures will repay perusal. The number Of inhabi-
tanls prior 10 the olulion cannot be obtained
with accuracy; but since 1850 we have it with
great exactness. Taking the decimal periods, we
ascertain very uniform law Of progression,
thus:
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Free Democratic Meeting.

WeIrust that every Free Democrat, favorable
10 the election Of the Aldermen regularly nomi-
mated on the Union Ticket, will be present in
Horticultural Hall. this evening The honor of
the Free Soil party requires that every man should
exert himself to the utmost 10 secure the return
= Aldermen Williams, Phillips. and Harding
Goth Free Sellers and Democrats mutually agreed
40 support the same ticket for Mayor and Alder
men, no single party being able to elect its own
candidates BY this arrangement the Free DEM
ocracy were 10 obtain Ave Aldermen, and the
Democrats were TO receive three. The Demo-
Gratis faithfully fulfilled the obligations they tool
upon themselves, and the FIVE Free Sellers were
elected. Thus far the arrangement has not been
carried out on our part and ii devoves upon us,
at this time, with double force. 10 do So We
know that these three gentlemen would not have
been placed upon our ticket, if we had been able
TO carry our own candidates, without the as
Stance of others; but neither, on the one hand,
would our candidates have been accepted by the
Democrats. il they had been the majority party
in this city. Ia order 10 secure the best possible
City Government in the circumstances, The two
parties agreed to combine their forces and act in
concert. They made such necessary concessions
to each other as would secure concert of action,
and as would secure to each party It's own repre-
sentatives. II remains for The Free Democrats to
ful6ll their par, Of this deliberately adopted ar
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In this City, Tuesday, Dec ~, ty the Rev Or Ken
nedy, William II Starn TO Miss MARI Il Goth lave Of
Worcester, youngest daugher OF the late David w Cobb
Esq, of Charleston, 5. q Dec %, by Rev Mr. Bush.
neil Nr Hortiord Thompson and NJ ss Ha riet Ald1ich
both OF Dougles
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Religious Notice !!

NNLDER Phlo aN ks Of Lowel will nreocb ~
II Waldo Han, at The usual hour Of vorshin' TN
public are invited o attend
Worcos ter, Dec "a =,
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AT one period, it was considered possible, by
many Of our friends, to nnile upona Citizens
Ticket ; but it was found that this could not be
effected, without sacrifice Of honor and self-re.
spect, such no true man would consent to-
The wings in caucus voted down the PROPOSE
ton made by some Of their own friends, 10 CO.
operate with the other parties in getting up Cit
zens' Ticket; they having refused 10 do it when
it could have been done honorably; acewoud not
upon any consideration, consent to such propos-
ilion after they had 40 decided.
We trust that no exeflions will be spared BY
our friends in the several wards, on Monday, to
elect the regular nominees. We can do ii if we
will, and we feel assured that all who look at the
question fairly, will use every honorable means
to do it.
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gYMatbew Johnson, d ses,dynl of yrg;oi.
has been .rfssisd Al Richmond on tho charge Of
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NOTICE..

THE FREE DEMOCRATS of Worcester, who do
pot wish TO take Caleb Gushing his compesrs Ii
the Legislature OF 1851, their pattern and uide
VINO believe IN redeeming pledges made in good faith
and al Others In favor 0 sustaining the regular nomina
tons for aldermen upon the Union Ticket, invited
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-24

Worcester BydropatIaic institution
No GLEN TREET. This Institution is well arranged
COZ treatment At all 1t will remain under the
Medical direction of Or GORGE loTT, until the return
Of ir RooEKs. lrom Paris in April 1854.
TEEMs.-usualy from 81 10 SO per week. For
Treatment without hoard SO 20 "a per vi eek ole DIFF
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81 A New Yoyk correspondent II III, Boston
Post says that Baltimore house has offered Mr.
Mckay, the ownerof the Great Republic, 500,
600 above The cost 10 construct her, which offer
hns been refused The Great Republic Is 10 sail
from New York for Liverpool at the close Of this
week, with a cargo consisting IN pert Of 900
bbs. OF houf, go 10 1000 bushels Of corn and
wheat, 1000 bpes " cotton. 5000 bbls rosn.
1000 Heroes Of beef. &c. &c. She has already
ns muchfeght on board as she can cross tho bar
al Sandy Hook wih. In sailing condition, her
expenses are about SI2 900 a month
Sv The 81 Louis Republican notices the eon-
te,,nplsied ecturesby Lucy Some inihat city and
ads for her candid hearing The young ady
u warned, however. not TO touch The tabooed
topic OF Slavery. sg r..
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lost

THURSDAY Evening, Dec Is, Fitch Fur rpnef
The Under WI confer favor BY leaving il at Ina
residence OF The subscriher, tbs dem ST. and
bap,ist churches ~ d3tt GEO BUSHNELL
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City RAfnrm.

~ Cl'izens Of Worcester iriendsy to Reform are
Il invited to attend public meetnoat Rrinley ua,i
on SATURDAY Evening, Dec "a, at cello, k 70 take
suen action as may be deemed eSgedient with refer
eence 70 ihe vacancies existing in toe Board of Alder
oI ~ men-yonng men--a who desire the election
o. oceTs, Irrespective OF parry are earnesty reoest
ed 10 be present dec23 Ia,
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MI L. BABBlfF fespec fully ius ties iboso who ava
Lh ~ want ora go0d Daguefreo MO- 10 cali al Nos s
ing advantages We.
l., having agoed likeness ~ foio prices OF having
" ,At Vy lne largest aoo leSt rrangeo sk qh, in he
ci OF having ti.ken win The hest Of t,irn In
strpmenis o. having It taken by M Op.raor who has
hed the argost experience 10 me husiaess; OF nying
me Dasuerreotyps Ansed with gold mas .s then er.
m"nsht, ad MOI af'r'ed hi heat codi Oi havine tne
ieaIures 50 prolent hai they can be- seen b nnV ny
and disncfi ~ having the coorug one ii I'M neatest
p"ssihie mnnueri ufheylng group p lures made on
IA ge plnfs rednceh piicc ~ haylng tie privilege
{" selecting case fOni the llkest amount uf D,yuer
rem esse, ever offered 10 the public irnn the szs of
ihree cent piece 10 case ncasufn.a I0AI2 rches OF
having particular az enon pad to me cop, ing Of oIher
DaauereolpyrA; iihs readiness 10 60 to pfva,e e,i
ehres 20 Dagnerreofpe the sick aud deeeased Oh hav
lhrn inn'ei cut int" pls rings, oc els bruce ets
Nr'i VI having person tnke chilu's Iiktno,a WIN
nas w itcullS % keeptag them stH u giving PER
feet eatiJdch0n in an cases
N. ~. Office hours from ~ A. M.,to6P A.
O2b dWaSAwtf
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$500 - 'H'' ~ '''''' So w f'hiiS
p. EMORY ALDRICH,
ATTORNEY $sCOUNSELL0R AT Law.
d. No lnion Block, Worcester. d&wf
Cutch.-4U0O lbs of Cuch, Tor sale by G. s & A
:. hoFNE. o. DIFF
boarding Agency Boar ding Aeemcyl
Residents Of this Cily, strangers visiting the City
or without board are rosp cluy invited to avail them
selves OF TIE advantages OF this gency. ~ 0ffc
sa5 MAN street, up Stars LEWIS c. NUN.
anll dlY
Goddard 81 Twichelps QuadrilIe band
are prepared TO furnish Music on all n ssions.
Apply TO y. 7 GODDARD, Mulbur street.
". TMlcHELL, Fruit treet.
III " II LOklNSs Music ore, z1s Main st
school Wanted.
place rs Assistant 10 a High school, or Teacher Of
Grammar school, Is desired by Dung lady " no can
ieach the higher Mathematics saad tue rudimtnls of
Drawing and French, in addtolto the usual English
orahShf~' she has had soUe experience Assstant
~ iirsl-class Academy, and has high tesilmn1ials
inquiry may be made of Rev 7. W. HeGINsoN, Wor
crster. dec6 dawu
WM.s, BARTON
attorney and Counsellor at Lam.
NOrkRY pUkLIC,
VoasissioSsR OF DEEDS, for New York, New Jer
'S, e. no harrington Corner, Worcester.
aUiJ dawistf
Siris mat understand nOusework, can be h by
applying A @SS Main S.. up stairs, Room / ole div
Irss ., 6 @ Il W An, an experienced aneroee,
,ui Npdwie, holds herstl ii readiness ,ia5 ana nlsh
% attend 70 The duties " her profession Resdenc
w. '''n9 tIeet o2l-du
Reasons why the climax Hair Tonic
should he used.
ISL TO produce new hair.
end. To prevent badmess.
sd To give dandrun "leav TO withdraw"
4lh TO promote the growth Of the hair.
anoe, "PPoai
9Th. To give the hair natural gloss.
9Th. To curl the hair easily
9Th. To dress The hair iastelully. t
Sta To prevent tho hair from turning etsy.
10TH To cure the headache.
lllh. To keep the head clear
18th Because II Is the best compound IN uso 70, Al
these purposes.
street ~ nam s
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JsK: clark, NJ. D., ilonap Arato vsys,a,.
no; walnut street. Office hours from 3 10 A. "A
and from l TO 3F.M.
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