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REGISTER.

fNHE subscribers, having purchased
u this beautiful and thorough. bred
horse OF Col. Thompson, Of Charles conn.
~ OTTER his services to the breeders Of
st. Mays county, and faiter themselves
mat they shall not be disappointed in
their expectations Of receiving a large
patronage for him, taking into coosidera.
tlcn his great beauty, the low price hs
stands at, and the fact Of his being a sure
foal getier. They have selected one Of
the best grooms in their reach, when zen.
tlemen will lind extremely accomuroda.
ting.
Pedigree.-Register is by imported
priam, dam Maria Louisa, she by MON.
sier ,ronson, her dam Daisy Chopper she
by Ogie Oscar, he by imported Medley.
Stands.-He will stand at the following
Plaoes:--On Mondays, at the Head Of St'
Clements Bay-On Tuesdays and We'd
nesdays, al Leonsr I'd Town-Thursdav,,
at Clifton Faciory-Fridays, at 81. ini.
Terms.-Regisser.s terms are az fol.
lows For thoroughbred mares, s25
for common mares, Sl5, To be disc
by :he payment of $50 for
$40 for the latter, if paid be 4
the August term Of Court .
Insurance.-S5O insuranc
surance will be forfeited
parted with. No liability ~ a.
and 90 cents in each case TO the croom,
Mares from q distance will be taken
care of by the subscribers on the Usual
terms free pasturage. and grain, n re.
quired, at market prices; but no responsi.
b'liiy Tor accidents or escapes. Season
to commence the lst Of April and the so:h
ofJune. "'
JOHN Fl. TUCKER,
WIN. A. COMBS.
]. EDWIN COAD.
March l9ih-tE
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-04-21
A G. A r ID

MRS. MARGARET E. sPALDING
i" and Mrs Lucreiia Ford. hayiru
associated themselves for the purpose Of
carrying on, Millinery, offer their services
to the public, hoping to receive a liberal
patronage They would state thar they
will leave for Baltimore the FIRST Of April
next 10 lay in their stock, and expect to
be able 10 attend to calls OF customers by
the goth Of sa'd month. They will also
keep an assortment Of fancy articles,
dress trimmings. &c.
March 22d-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-04-21
notice.

HVHE undersigned, thaIlNl
- liberal patronage OF his frieSds ~
the public generally. would beg leavc
TO call their attention to his large and
wei: selected stock of groceries.
Having devoted The leisure month. az
winter to the careful! selection of a general
assortment Of articles TO suit families and
dealers generally, he hatters himself ,bs,
he is well prepared to compete In ,ries
and quality with any house in this tj,v.
He would call the particular atten,;on ~
the citizens Of ST. Mays Co., TO his a~.
sortment ofinported wines, brandies, sjo.
segars &C., some of which are of the
best aran~s and very old. Also 4
choice lot of fresh teas just received and
for sale low. ""U
Merchants and others VISITING Ro,u-
more would do we'll TO give me a cali az
am determined TO sell low for cash =.
to Punctual customers on time. Particn.
lar attention given 10 all consighmen,s Of
country produce. Having made arrange.
ments 10 attend in person 10 tina, par,icu.
lar branch Of business, farmers NAV
rely en- obtaining the highest r,arke.
price. J.R WETCm
No $50 Dugans wharf
u.... - Baltimore.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-04-21
LIME AND FEED STORE.
John HeN1sH1
No. 3 HoLLINswoRrH AND GRANT 81

NO. . I1ObLINSNOhIh AND uhAEE SIS
Near Pratt Street Wharf,
BALTIMORE,
HAS constantly on hand full stock
- of Lime wood burnt), Bricks,
Hair, Cement, Calcined Plaster, Corn,
Oats, Corn Meal, Chop Rye, Mih Feed.
ect., all Of which he will sell at the
lowest market rates. Orders for any
Of The above articles will be attended to
with promptness, and satisfaction be
guaranteed.
seftembeg 0, 1857
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-04-21
CERTIFICATES.
We annex The following certificates /:

We annex The following certificates:
-CHAPrrco. March %. 1858.
| hereby certify that on the dav Of
election for delegates 10 meet in general
convention 10 be held in Leonard Town,
that after James n. Drury's vote was
taken. it was disputed by a gentleman
standing by. Charles Morgan, the chief
JHdae al the election, replied g follows,
Wig: :" do not see how you can dispsss
Drury's vote; for I kaow he has vc,ed
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-04-21
Sporting Notice.

"lIO5E friendly to the organization
= of Jockey Club" in' this county
are requested to meet in Leonard Town
OIL tuesday the 10th Of NAV.
Ai.!.OVER OF SPORT.
April 2Ist 1853.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-04-21
KEPHART & DARBY,
March .. 1855.
No. 2s6 Market street, BaItino re,

No. 296 Market street, Baltimore,
A RE NOW MANUFACTURING
N CANDIES BY MACHINERY
which give the surface most beautiful
Impressions of Diamonds, &c. Merchants
are invited TO call and see this MOTEL
mode of making Candy. and the beauty
and superiority Of Candy made by this
new process, Il is Warranted to keep
in any climate. They are also Whole.
sale Dealers in Oranges, Lemons, Pigs.
Raisins, Almonds, and all kinds Of I'M
ported Fruits and Nuts.
@ All orders by letter or other.
wise will receive prompt attention.
February -, 1883.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-04-21
NOTICE TO cREprrops

NOTiCE is hereby given tha, the
- subscriber has obtained from n.
Orphans Court of Saint Mary's county.
10 MARYLAND, letters of Administrator ON
The personal estate Of George Bean. Ia,s
OF said county deceased. All persons
having claims against the said dec.assd
are hereby wa ns- o.nIufr rTIe sp ma
with the proper vouchers thereof. 10 the
subscriber, on or before the Oath dav of
September next, otherwise thew NAV be
excluded by law from all benef, Of The
SAID estate. Given under my hand this
Gath day Of March, 1853.
WIN. II. BEAN, Admr.
March 24-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-04-21
Watches Gold and S,sx..
Ware.
L. II. MILLER & m

IL. IL. MILLER & co.
WHoLRsALE WATCH & Jkwrrsx ,,.
Nc: 227 Batfsmove %. s. 4. cor. az csaos.a
MPORTERS of English and Sw;.. =.
IL Wetches and Tools OF everv dsser;.
lion, Wetch Case Makers and Msn.f.r.
turefs OF Fine Gold teweiry. We csIi
the ai'entio1sef Southern and We.,sr,,
dealers in Watches, Jkweitv ana siiv,r
ware TO our very extensive s,ock ass,,..
ing them that in no article in our I;ns
shall we allow any es,a hlishuen, ~ .nr,
pass U.s. either in quantity, QUALIFY or
low prices. We are the only Wholesale
House in this branch of trade in RsL;
more and shall use every fair means ~
induce Southern and Western mercbs,,s
10 open accounts with us. Our ,e,ms
snail De as LIBERAL and accommoS a,ing .s
can possibly be found in the United States
we Will take pleasure in showing ous
goocs to Southern and Western mercb.o,.
whether they open accounts with ne oi
not. l.. n. MILLER e. co..
importers Of Watches, Bali
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-04-21
State or Naryrant

a T an Orphans Court held AS.
IN Mary's County, a, the CoubIo,'".
in Leonard Town, on the Is,af... =
April, ia The year of our Lori %
sand eight hundred and ffty.,hres
Present Benedict |. Heard Escr,.;.e
Judge Richard II. Reeder and Jaea p
hoPfweII: ESD; Associate Judge G I.
DuTan'' Sheriff, and George Amh.
Among other proceedings we n.
following to, wit: On epplicaIno &C
James IL. T.uckeu, admin;rr,,i. r.
James e. King. late of saint Nd. 80.
county, deceased, it is ordered ne he
Court that The said administrator rive ,hs
notice required by law for the e,ed;,or.
10 hie their claims against the eNate al
me SAID deceased, for dividend. IN IN.
Register OF Wills Office, on or becors r.
second Tuesday Of June next and ,h.,
this order be published in the 81. MarvT
BeacoRmance q week Until the ssccaI.
rings OF the Or
n Ior 81. Mary's
y, I have hereunlo sub.
cribed nv name and affixed the seal of
the said Court, this 18th day Of April, In
the year o: our Lord eighteen hundred
and fifty three.
GEORGE COMBS, Register.
IN conformity with the above order,
hereby give noticr'to all persons hav.
ing claims against the estate Of the late
James Z. King, to file the same for divi.
dend, in :he Office OF the Register Of
Wills, on or before the second Tuesday
In June next; Otherwise, thew will be
excluded from all benefit OF the said es.
tate.
JAMES II. LUCKETT,
Administrator.
April Gid.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-04-21
vith as for the last ten years.
icre P. g. LOVE.
sworn 10 before,
lT Wm. Smith, J. p.

Chsp,ico. March 2s,h.
We, HE undersigned, do hereby cer,i.
~ that, on the day of election Tor dele
gates 70 the convention TO be held in
Leonard Town, Richard Fl. Miles, after
reading his resolutions. Tor the purpose of
knowing whether we approved Of them or
not, being asked by P. G. Love how they
were to ascertain who were competent
voters, replied as follows: Thar any
man who would this day proclaim him.
self democrat, and suffer his name TO be
registered, was entitled 10 his eo,e tina,
Ne had met here in spirit OF friendly
contest, that he hoped i, would rebound 10
the benefit OF The democratic party, that
our great object in holding this convention
was 10 strengthen the democratic party"
p. G. LOVE,
WIN. JOY.
Swornto before
= VIM. Smith, ]. P.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-04-21

THE subscriber keeps constantly on
- hand O fine assortment OF familv,
extra, and superhne Flour, together w;;h
all kinds Of Mill Feed, Lime. Br;cE.t
Hay, 60. THOMAS w. HEIT.FG
salfinere, November 20, issi-y
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-04-21

A LOT of Inch Plank, just received
N and for sale by
SPALDING & GREENWELL.
April 7th.
Psbrassy lTth isss-sw.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-04-21

SPALDING & greenwich have
~ just received q fine supply of heavy
0snaburgs for mems wear, also domestic
stripes and plaids for women's wear
all which will be sold cheap. Call and
examine for yourselves.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-04-21

A LARGE Supply Of Ploughs, re
n ceived for sale by
SPALDlNG & greenwich,
April 7ih.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-04-21

~ the undersigned, associate Judges
Of the election held in Chapiico on The
9Th of February, 1883. to elect five dele.
gates TO the convention TO be he ] i'm
Leonard Town the second Tuesday Of
March, do hereby certify, that one Of the
resolutions adopted by meeting previ.
ously held, authorized the Judges to purge
The polls as The ballot proceeded, and we
further certify, that the polls were purged
as the ballot proceeded, and we conscien
tiously believe that the delegates returned
by the Judges were fairly and honorably
elected.
PC. LOVE,
GEO. w. GIBSON.
Sworn 10 before
]. III. Allstan, J. P.
/, James Fl. Drury, hereby certify that
have voted democratic ticket for the
last FIVE years except at the last presi.
DENTAL election. voted for Gen. Scott,
not because had changed my politics,
bu, through motives Of a purely private
and personal nature. furthermore con.
slider myself a democrat now, and have
done so at all times since that election.
JAS. Fl. DRURY.
Sworn to before
p. G. Love, P.
] hereby certify that on The 5th of
February. 1853. when veting at the polls
a, Chaptico, considered myself as good
a democrat as .:here was on the ground,
and still will support the cause whenever
required.
JOSHUA NEAL.
Sworn TO before
WIN. Smith, ]. p.
April 7th, fs5s-st.
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A Card, To the Public.
WORCESTER MARKET.

THE subscribers wopld resp tfnlI, give notice IN
the citizens OF Worcester, that they have pur-
chased of Messrs GATES q PR UTY, their nle.-
est ~ the above Market, at and o. Ercbange street.
and on ana after ONUAY, October g. 1883. will he
prepared 10 supply oil kinds of
MEAT AND VEGETABLES,
of as good qnay and reasonable prices AS can he
found in the City.
WITH u enrs experience in the business with orr
acIiiies Tor buying, &C. believe we shall be able 10
give entire satisfaction to al who may favor us with
thelr patronage Believing. also that the Cash min
cpe Is the true one, both for buyer lnd seller we have
adopted II and hope il ill find favor with our Gus
TONER'S
u Meats delivered free, TO all parts of the city,
f. p. STOWELL,
~ WIN L. BARRIER.
orcester OctofeT l. le!3 O3 div
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IMPO RTANT DI5COVERYl
REllEF IN TEN MINUTES!
RRYAN,S PIE MnNTC x4y.nCDs

IKE nnhiling in the cure of CouGHs, ASTHMA
"A BRONCHITIS, SORE THROAT, HoARsNEss, DI Fl.
CULT nhEAIHlNG, iNcIPIENT CONSUMPTION, AND Dis
EASES OF THE LUNGS. They have no taste of me IL
cine, ard any child will take them. Thousands have
been restored to health that had beo de- paired
lSstlno y gwen IN hundreds of cases. suge dose
relieves In MINUTES.
ASK tor Bryan's Pumonc WATERS. The original and
only genuine IS stamped Bryan" Spurious Kinds are
offered Tor sale Twenty FIVE cents box Sold nv
dealers generally. j. BRYAN q CO., Pochester N Y,
PropnetOis. "a dawis3m
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Imp ortant to Millers and Miil.Owners,

A NEW aud improved dressing for Mill Ston.
~ (Which wis patented in ls49 by NJ Gaines OF Tex
as, aud the right to which in the New England
states, and throughf ut Europe is owned by Col CBAs
MILLS, of GeoreH ia now offered the Millers and
Mill Owners of this Stale, by GEORGE +. $ CURTIS
oil worcester who is the sale Agent Col. Mills has
caused this dressing TO be put several Mills in this
cry, with the undf ntaudihg. that If improved no
charge should he made. in instance has he failed to
gain 30 rel cent IN the amount of meal ground with
me same power and in most ases the amount has been
doubled. In snme trebed.
Inc expense TO the owner, of fitting pair Of stones
WIN lhis dressing, s about $40 And The price OF the
rght TO the Improvement. from $50 $780, &C
coidng To the amount Of business done 500 being the
general price per Kun.
inns Is considered he most important improvement
ever made IN the mode OF grinding. and the ease and
simplicity vita which II is applid cannot fall to COM
mend 'sei TO all concerned this branch af business
as II virtually doubles the power OF the mill Ret renee
may ne made to Nm. Dickinson, W. w. Pach or D,
b. emerson, OF this city, whose Ills have been dressed
in this way. and are now grinding more than twice as
much as before, GEO r. s. CIIRTIs
General Agent toF The State of Massachusetts.
. dFa Iu WITT
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MOVING BUILDINGS.
House and OF at Auction!

&,a s. sEIBY co will sell on the premises
EHiSs on THDRSDAl oct 6, 10 O'Clock, the
1851 House and Lot,
at the corner OF Westminster and Nj Vernon streets
commanding one {" The best views in The CITY lhe
House Is IL W aud built in the most thorough and con-
Venent manner. - 20
= Terms liberal and made known al the rime and
place of sale ~ c
FIR lurthe5 PARTICULARS, inqti #
Worcester Sept 20, 1853 Hs
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WANTED.
WANTED.

A MAN TO Cut Sole LFalhef Apply to the Ieices
n ter Boot Company, Leicester Mass sSJ dtl
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AUCTIONS.
. & Common Dining Tables,

W ash Stands and Toilet Fables So as Looking Glasses
Or ckep' Glass, aud Farther Ware Ent-S, Astral
ara common amps, Cane Se 4 ami Common ChaIrs
Pdrot ana Cooking Staves. Refrigerator | Chain
FumH. ! elehl d.. IIles lnrk. ! silAn- Ma.ch
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Money lnstl

( IN tuesday, Evening Sept ~, a Pocket Book.
account Book OF Work Also two Notes, one of
M M.ne was drawn in favor of James Cooling BY
property eha be literally rewarded bv leavIng /, .,
GODDARD a Rce's Counting Room = ~
Worcester, Oct /, 1858 :" "0ODiNS
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Singing Schools

NJ NJ SUMNER has removed from southbridg, ST
w to Chatham 81. Place ((ormerIy knows ~
"Chatham st. CouIt,D ""'"" as
H. chatham street. runs parallel with Pleasant
Sept IA. 1853. da,,s
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FOR SALE.
FURNITURE FOR sALEI

At the city Commission and General Furnish
ing Store, No. l Pearl Street,
NXTHERE NAV be fouod a large assortment of ne,v
w and second ind Furniture Crockrry Glass and
Britannia Ware; Knives Forks, aud Plated W,re:
Clocks, Lanterns, and Wooded Ware; Carp,t Is and
U1arprtine, Rugs; Mats, Feqthers aud Feather Reds
hnsk. Hair and Palmlcnf Mattresses Window Shades
Mu hNlllresi Stoves, md almost everything in The
house furnishing line, an Of which will be sold at pr
pa'e sale TOR Cash NJ the very lowest mark possible
rlease CAL AMI examine before purchasing elsewhere
N, Those breaking up Housekeeping and others
raVg property to dispose of, aud do not sh 10 send
ITO an Auction Room to have it thrown away, will
Please ea'e lheir names AID number at my Sture and
WI call and examine, aud buy their Propet short
notice. l. noon "a A'''
Auctoneer aud Commission Mercn nj,
'"Ioe>teT' SEPT II, 1898 dtf / Pearl 81.
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FOR SAL

tSss. The TIMBER, wOOp. y on Forty Acres
Es9& of hand, on the Gill Gibbs Farm in Rutland. Ms.
on which may be found Oak, Maple, Pine Chest
nut, Whit Birch, ami Siuce apply 10
CALVIN G. HOWE, Rutland
Or TO H. w. wETHERELL. IA MIX a., Boston.
aul3 dowtf ~
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Manufacturers Mutual Fire Insurance
COMPANY

VIE Annual Meeting of the Manufacturers Mutual
Flre Insurance Company, will lie held at the said
CompanY's Office, in Worcester on ''''
WEDNESDAY, the 9th day of Oct. nert,
al 10 o'clock A. NJ. for the choice IF OBcars c ~
year ensuing ana or The transaction If such other bust
ness as may come before said meeting
SAMUEL ALLEN, Sec,y
Worcester, Sept II, 1853 AZ
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Worcester Rank

NE Annual Getting Of the Stockholders for the
l. Choice of Directors, for The ensuing YEAR for
snon acuoh as may seem 10 them expedent under
anu nney-sNih Chapter Of the Statutes Of 1888; and
Tor The transaction Of any other business that legally
ing House, on FRIDAY, the seventh dav of Oc,oher
h's AZ o oci., &c J. VI WIN. CROSS, Cashier
oI''o"'"e' - iooo' dawistO7
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NOTICE.

THE Taxes of the Parish in Worceste, bo.o ,hi.
4 day been placed in my hands for COLLECTION A
unScouni OF PEI CT will be made on all Taxes nail be
tween THIS ana the 2lst 81 October next
WILLIAM BARKER
Worcester, Sept 90 1863 %, do,,is
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LOST

TN or near Main street, on Monday morning last a
L Memorandum Book, together with several loose pa
pcrs. Whoever has found the desired TO leave
them with thu subscriber, living ~ Woodland Farm or
with 4. ALLEN, Brinley Block, and receive a suitable
\reward. JOHN MITCHELL.
dll
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MechaNics' Rank

I'HE Sockho 'dcrs Of The Mechanics Bank are here
4 by notified that their Annual meeting for The
cno'ce OF Directors for the ensuing Year and the
transaction OF any other business that may legally
come b. tore them, I'll he held at their mixing Rom
O'clock P NJ N'' at Z
dividend of profits will he PAYABLE Oct. 3d
T. HA AM0ND, Cashier
"ViSestSr' % III 10, le53. itO5
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na anu .,es " Evening, Port Monnaie contain.
~ ,ng sum oi money nd Note signed bv Na,han
LaEel payable TO the subscriber Pa, men, ~ IT,
be suitably rewarded. MON q w " sh'ue snail
Worcester, Oct. l. 1853 In "brm
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NOTICES, &c.
NOTICE
IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Dancing School.

M K. MOORE, respectfully gives notice that he
HA proposes "pen 9 m Evening School
class viii be termed for beginners
n 'he"se another c''ss or instruction in Waiting
Polka, &c ~ au""d
Young gentlemen desirous ofartendng, are requested
~ H,ee' ~ me Drawlns Room. at BRINLEY HALL
". " "DN IHDAf Evening next, Oct. 5, at 8 O'Clock
o. d4t
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CusG0RRa-Hgade Clothing.
Also, Ready-Made Clothing.

u tVtIY dtscUpll0n,
as usIal. consisting of over Cnss, Frock Dress and
Sack Cots. Pants AMI Vests and every variety Of
Furnishing Goo =.
Remember the place, 27l Main ST., Piper Block Wor.
cesier, Mass >igu OF the Full Dressed Man.
s2l daWti
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Grocery for Sale

IHE stock and Stund of Grocery, doing good cash
4 business, IN ce trail location, In this ciiy is OF
,essd Tor sale For further particulars. amply at IN
omOe' dtl hup5
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Locomotive ENGINE For Sale.

A Good 81 hand Locomotive Engine and TYnde,
"A suitable Tor stationary power, IN fine working
erder Inquire ofsIMEON MAYO, Manchester Steam
"'li' manchesier street. DIFF au22
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Won cester Drematic Museunl.

Wo1 cester Dramatic Museunl.
STAGE MAEkG~R........,...d. e. JAarLlTCH
MrJ. II. Ro. inson for rev N.shi, onl,
ON TUESDAY { -enr.. Gel -s53 wiz he
~ acted BLACKSTONE {, CIedv. Dr. ACES enlijle he
Serious FAmDy.
Ahllu.G dad 81 ek....-......BT !. II. Robinson
To he followed with variety Of 6saufl Singing BY
Miss MaiioQ Mccarthy and her Brother
10 oehclnde with the Comic Or, nis er t"d To9dits.
Mr. FImo nv Toodes......Mr T. T. NUinsum.
70 Full raltea'rs see ms Of the day
l poorS open at l. 70 commence beraye 8.
lery 2l cents ' N'' 50 ''"'"' -
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Mount Pleasant Schooi,

HF FALL TERM will commence September LIST
ana continue % weeks. Pupils will he admitted
or hall or whole term, as may he desired FIR far,
ther particulars, inquire Of A. CARTER, Proprie,o,
Worcester, August /, 1853 an snl7
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W AN TIE D.

E'OUh Gentleman Boardels may be accommodated
win easaut Rooms, few doors from A ain st.
Also, Gentleman and Wife, and lew table board
ers The House is heated with furnaces
For particulars inquire at this Office. diff SO
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Stray Fig.

GvynA Came into the premises or the subso,,hsr
w y6lh INST. small RIG, which the owner can
kAe4kzgiiave by paying charges. Gun
80 q. ". MOsELEY
OCH dt 1853 and ITO Main A.
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W ANTEn D.

4 American Woman to take charge Of COOKING
a - ana general House work, in small family none
1aI an experienced hand need apply. inquire at his
once dts $50
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L. ". STURTEVAMT,
Winter is Coming

NcU viii fad y splendid assortment OF FURNISH
ING GOODS such Gloves of all kinds Nit.
tens, Cr1vats Scarie-, les stocks. Plain and Fancy
Shirts Drawers under Shirts liarikerchels Bows
Belts, Canes, l'ml Telas Coth and Ghzed Caps n
nIes and .'lamen's knhbers All viii be soli cheap
at No 20s M IN st Worcester
oil al SYLVANUS PRATT
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-04
French and Spanish Conversation

1--WE subscriber is ready 10 alve prvnte essor
To ladies' aud gentlemen in F,ench or snanis "
Call at No. as Pleasant vt. r. O. MisNER
aug4 dr.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-04

'INHRtE or four Backsmths, accustomed to the use
a OF rrp-hammeLs, Also two so"l Chisel grinders
n nP,Iyr 10 =: FOSTER 4 co Worcester, or PAGE,
WHIrnAN co, West Fchbuig
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