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OAEN.-In the list of premiums awarded
at our Far 1t will be observed that the town
OF Waterford obtained the 1st premium on
the best 10 yoke Of working oxen and Lvp-
don the second. Those from Waterford were
all from one school District, and were owned
by the following persons;
CALVIN Brown, Cyrus Hill. B. S. Hastings,
Cyrus Hill. Calvin Brown, 3. S. HASTINGS.
t. 5. Hastings, John T. Carr. CYRUS HILL
Geo. W. Felch.
LYNDON. Charles Stone. Samuel Bioe-
low, Oliver Currier, Jerry Pearl. Jerry,
Pearl, JOB Randall. Joel Fletcher. ir.. Joel
Fletcher. .ir Joel Fletcher, ir., F. W. Car
pcntcr.
MORTALITY ON Sn1pBO ARn.--Capt.
Swartwout of I. s. Steamer Vixen writes
under date of Pensacola, Sept II, that his
vessel has been afflicted in an unpreced, n,cJ
manner by yellow fever Out of ten officers.
tour are dead, and five are sick at the hoSr-
tai. leaving oulv one officer besides himself
On uutI. out OF tortv-nlne mcn.thr original
crew of the Vixen. twelve are ,!ead, and
twentv-slx are at the hospital, sick. so that
at present there are but eleven effective mon.
Capt :. with tn" officers and crew who are
weIleXPcrtrd TO leave in few DAYS in a briu
bound to New York.
W""L.-It Is now pretty well settled that
the stock OF domestic and foreign Wool ut
present IN the country is Inadequate to the
wants OF manufactures, and recent sales in
England give no encouragement that supply
can he obtained from that quarter ontavorabIe
terms. The amount OF pulled Wool to he
taken oit the coming season will not exceed
one-haIt the annual quantity for five wears
past. Holders of all descriptions of Wool
are therefore very firm in prices, and should
the money market become easier within ,ix-
" DAYS, prices of several kinds will be likely
to ADVANCE H0Non Courier.
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- ton at the Broadway House an the 18Th ,ud
they voted 70 sell ol,,. If ;o,,,,r,,.J I;,.,,.,,
at ten crat>. We >1Irpn>c that rot-rut re-
- mains At former n,Iot,t;o,S- ytl.o,,t.+ ;,r
drink.
- .,,.., "
p Y.muSt result in oiyinr III. stat. into tho
hand. # ,L. WL;.,. e ,I,..,. r.l.r,. ;,,,..,,..
- the ornortnuitr Gen p;orco ,,,,,o into ,,,,,-
- ct with storm, and if not exceedingly care
- tul in his future movements he viii 20 ont as
'' unanimou> a he came in.
80 tx Tn. Commissioner IF Patients ha. r,.-
fused t. Grant an extension f. :. Col, II II.
)" patent for improved firearms. the na,,n,..
hayinu aIrcady derived nearly o,.. million,
30 dollars profit thereon.
e4"On SrIuda, of last week near \IIU,.-
town. Ohio m,tcor;r stone ,hont ,h,. ,;l.
ofaman'> head. with fiery tram two wards
long was seen hv several persons som, hun
81 Ircd wards ia the air. which exnlodcl with
the noise otartlcrv
r,,, m
p .l, rr
of the Whirs and democrats IN Now YorL
state, is that the democrats are wranrlin, O.
20 YER the meat: the Who's over tho ,i,,, L,ycx
of the past.
~
"a last uooL ,r,s .,ro h,.,u..
o,.ho a,,.
~ r7s- poror,,. Tuo1
- nno,ro1 .. ,y,sh;n. T..
n,oor.ssve; N re ,ono =
20 nox.,;on IS C,h, ;,,,;ea, C
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rc
r LIE >"fFHrENF MrEnEE-The exam
lha'ioh OF Chapman, the murderer of Mr. Coz
) |eh>' was c"ncI"d'd at birmingham on Tues
'aE' ana he was committed to the jail in Con
3 cord to await tho ,,,;,,, % IT,. ,.l
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his firm hope and mistaken faith in his Divine Re
deener. blessed are the dead, which die in m.
Lord" Peace 10 his memory. ID. Packer
Lyndon Sept. IS
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J. .. & D. CHASE \ CO..
Founders 'iIach;aisi>A Iiil!iWrii..h.t>.
WEST CONCORD. VI.

EEANl EiL>, 90: C5r...,ar :. "a Nj
w chimes. lr -lt ~ M-.' a.,..ssr;. slim.
AND ls;h MacEu"-; "Hcr-..u' ii'r-'. ~ ,,'.i i,'-
action wa.rr Nnvr,> Cd; N;,.rl.- N.::- ..t.. >.s'--
,,ri-: Mn >nu; Nacii: r-. C,rl I,.,,-i,rr-. Ia
E-ilo"-: Whcrwr-i; =. :,i., >~... ,..l. :,'.. l''r
Mahcr> Machinery "trIr.l '.'-- ',..... I-.'.~.'
i.l-cr> e" new ami Iiuit'.'.. ls-. -1l: ~
l,i,r. spoke and w,-'i l.;ic- ..l i',.i..-: 10
brill Grew Cutrrr.r.int Nil. '..i...-...t .-
..Ii Rollers: y~k aii bon So, =. u,..: a:., h'-
Months ami ria;,->. Friction l'"r E'I.rr- IL -.N
ware; wagon ;lii cart short ;slI i.'c l;".-. Ma
-IGh,'>. Ac..A-.
i.- e. Castings "i every description :.'.'. ;.
me-; '-N;r'.-.,..,.. :.'l "a ' yr'! -'.-. " '''--
:" Zoe, .u,..,. e.. ;.,,. rry..i;ry. .-.....-l .. .
,.-t.u,:,t,> .r Nil SIC. t'.-:. MAJ IN "
nah size ~. * NJ e.! t.sy :....." m 'f.' a-'.-
Co. NIL 80 furnished :, rr' -. >.-'l. De-. - .-.
Warranted more thorough n1 ,.t,.:,.'.. ...:,r i'
ut :. more Improved W, All irr:'.r h'-l- ...:
AT Il l.E>> rII,L ti.an cal !c i'dld -; .'i.y &C..
>huI, in the Country. rI.lclIt>cr> are respectfully
solicited I" cN..minc our work. tei"rc purchasing
elsewhere. riders uy mail or "tlrrw It gc- ."c.iU
IL solicited and promptly executed.
u, :; fil,nfsi Vt ScI,.. 1873. Ni2Nl
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,,otlr-. II. ii. Nitbouih Nv ~ ".
'. .,,,ii. potatoes, Emory: law
..~'! Lbr.5nrv.
,.'''' =. samuel Nichols, Danvllle,
.-';
p Foster.
Vim G. IIonghton, St..'ohn,bury,
.,. VIM. Adams. Waterford.
INV II Wilcox, St Johnsbury,
'A.'''.' '.rc.it.-. G. y Merrill, thanks OF
...' i,,.,t,.
r,pNIING TOOLS.
+.n.. Cvru, Hill. Wa
.N> t0>r ''''''
r~''rl ,h.l,ns Miles Danville.l
!. r,r htH'' ~ r"ar'm.n \ Elv. st.
tore" HOO ''''
I.r~hn- WA. '' t.,,,. =
PIE. - r;.r.. s. '.Iohusbnrv.
M-"-' n n p EnnJy Lyndon,
VA. ~ >.,.,,. c,r,,p,c
uol>El"Lp '-A.'' I ~ -
Pos, 70 wards frockin-' 49, smith, o.
u,rIvlrk, ~
IL " ra'ic'' i2-' Wis - IN
man. Waterfront IL w., ~
>nr.;urn'ottlnrv nrrdIe"ork- Mrs
II Henderson. Eyr-ai'' , ~
wo''ird ~@rN; MISS '"''' n
EAiF't"N>, ~ ".,,,, ,,,,l,;,r Lriino ar
'','". ,'' w., II Cnrt;s
rmhr"I''I't "a
: '"An'l''r'Er NJ. @, Good-
',' '''r E5rnr,. 10
"''',, 'f.15 WAS appropriated to til
Ia' ,'''' w. H.. ,"rrno.,. Of awarding pre-
"NH'.',,' , w.: not enumerated and the
NUNS I'' a. , ,L'.an, wa. NOT larc,r, As the
o.r"' 'n una, Wv , ,' .n.b .pm, ON many G
were unable 10 """''' ~, , SUM
'ar', . ,i a, ,ny S,. ',,y.'I p,nyilc. >
.'. t" c,ncy m;,t.p, Mr., Emerson, Vince
+ 'I n '''''' =
a n%;,r wool hose" g. y
y %I' wnr. ,;H;c. and collars. Miss
Iii, e Loncrran. s.. ,John>hury, )
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Stoves, Stoves !!

'k'ltt Subscribers nave lu~t received 4 large is
>"rtmrut 81 Cook and Parlur stoves. cunpri>-
III" many q" The hate Improvements which they can
>cIi II prices that DEFY t"MrrrIrIuN,
APPLEEEE \ uUIMBY
VuIor So,
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'''hI 4 W ~ INhl. LNu.u,l. /.
ErHi;i'N CuaNEII;IIN,
inHN II. PApp"ck. Reference,
- .I"llu>hury
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GRANITE,

! rom '!uarri'> IN rh" rA,>J MT>l, kiiIIr.
l""'E >iii'>. >III> y CARS f"I: p"at>A ui>I.,,.-
hL'"h> FOR UNDERTAKING. >T"NL rr,>r>
AND N"NI-NINr<
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B EST IN TIE STATE
NOTICE.

WE ia,fn advertised hv The ~i,-,.,.'.., =, O..
~'''d al au"t"': having t'r.,i Il D,>,: 1T 81; .l
Naie ale, he aucti"n al ..,, Or ll.,,.
ipliN MORRILL,
North Din,ili-. >,,;. -. l>..i. >4.,l
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LA r GE S Took OF
4 0 ODSi
Largest Stock of Goods

ever 'fer +, Ill. Ia ,ii, ,.,fsry. s.,,f ,..-
fully invite the attention I" the Ia he All "a: .
ni' oi tile "Hntr 1" a." -a.,. In SATIN -:t -
assortment 4 m. nj
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Important to Millers and Mill-Owners.

A NEW nd4imLrdved dressing for Mill Stones,
N (Which patented in l04a, by NJ. Games Of Tex
as, and the right to which in the New England
States, and throughout Europe is owned by Col CHAs.
MILLS, Of Georgh) is offered to the Millars and
Mill Owners of this State, by GEORGE T. S CURTIS,
of Worcester, who is the sole Agent Col. Mills has
caused this dressing to be put 10 several Mills in this
city, with the understanding, that if improved,
charge should be made. IN instance has he failed
gain so PEI cent. in the of meal ground, with
the power and in most cases the amount has been
doubled. In trebled. ~
The expense to the owner, Of fitting pair Of stones
with this dressing, is about $40 Ana the price OF the
right the Improvement. from $50 to $500,
eordng the of business done, 500 being the
general price per Run.
THIS is considered the most important improvement
made in the mode OF grinding. and the ease and
simplicity witt which IL is apphd, cannot fall to
mend itself all concerned this branch of business,
it virtually doubles the power OF the mill. Reference
may be made Nm Dickinson, w w. Patch, or d.
L. Emerson OF this City, whose Mills have been dressed
in this way, and now grinding more than twice
much as before. GEO. f. s. CURTIS,
General Agent fos the State Of Massachusetts.
. dFaIu WITT
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Boys SLEIGHS.
70 the AFFLICTED.

nR. jAsEPH, the Celebrated Indi9n Doctor, has ar.
IL rived III town, and can be consulted at No Il3
Main Street, Worcester, mass
The Doctor cures Sick Headache Nervous Diseases
Rheumatism, Cont, Dropsy, Fits, Epilepsy Piles Can
ker in its most malignant form, Constitutional affec-
TONS Choc, Bilious. Flaulent and Painters Debility
partly decaved Bones, Gravel Calarrh. Diseases Of
Children, II iamation OF the Bronchial Tubes, of the
Liver and Spleen Chronic Diarrhe Dysentery and al
all diseases OF the Blood
Also, all diseases incident Females such as weak
ness and all the like My mediciue will restore them
again 10 full vigor end use illness.
Come to me and be not fitnless IN cure thatlsme
and almost broken back, and botched lace, that spit
ting up Of the food likewise that Fismla IN hno in
Perin@um or Lachrymalis, and the worst cases of
Clumsy are cured by my Vegetable Medicines in very
short time
The Vegetable remedies which the God Of Nature
has spread out with such richness prousoh over
every hill dale field and forest have last come TO the
rescue. au Consumptives may Live and not Die!
The Doctor is also Justly celebrated and distinguished
for the hundreds Of wonderful cures he has n4fe and
for his sound and philosophical views upon disease
which carries terror with it wherever it appears which
has brought multitude of ills upon raii humanity, aud
whose consequences are often let by the innocent
well as the guilty. Mercury in the cure OF this
disease and have never failed much as one case.
DIR j. alter great labor and expense, has succeeded in
inveung and periecung medicine which IS wonderfully
effective in producing ulutary change and restoration
from the long lis of diseases above mentioned, vig-
Orous health. These medicines have been tried with
the haPpiest result, by thousands many of the cases
have been OF than years standing, lay taking
them in hand and by simple treatment with his medi.
clue, has wrought perfect lie does not leave
theJe important facts upon his assertion; he ap
peals 10 the numerous tifcaes which gratitude
alone has put iii his possession.
Please try the Doctors great and potent remedies for
do know thatthey vii! yet millions DICE
and he exceedingly glad at
Medicines with all diectinns, carefully paehed and
forwarded 10 any place IN the United States
Very Respectfully,
DIR. 3. +. JAsEPH,
NJ, . NJ,
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n8GuERRR 0TY ? IS.

MIR. /. BABBlTT respectfully inv lies those who are
1V1 in want Of good Daguerreoty pc, call at Os a.
IL Pipet's Block and secure themselves the follow
ing advantages aG s4i.4ll. E9.at sTe
Of having good likeness a toir pl Ice; OF having
II taken bvthe largest and hest syghl the
ciy Ofhaymg it u.keh.wih the hest of Germ, n Iu-
strnments Oh having il taken by Operator who has
had the largest experience 10 the business OF having
the Daguerrentype finished with gold, nakinthetn per-
mAnRnt, ana not affected BY heat coli 0fhavi4g the
ie lures prominent tna they be any po-
sition OF having the eyes (aihnugh ghl) made oiear
and disneli OfhayRg the coIoring in HE neatest
possible manner OF having group ii lures made on
Ia &c plates AZ reduced price Of having lilo privilege
of selecting case ffom ta5 lrsest amoust OF Daguen-
eou cases ever offered 70 the public, from he size If
three cent piece 10 measuring los IL ches OF
having particular at eniion paid 10 me copying other
Daguerreotpyes 9fhis readiness private resi-
dences TO Daguereoype the sick and deceased or hav
ne their Pictures cut into pins rings Toe cts bracelets
&c; Of having person take chd's likeness who
has the faculty Of keepng them stu OF giving per
feet satisfaction IN aN eases.
N. B.. Office hours from u a. NJ. to P. NJ.
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NOTICES. &C.
Merimack Mutual Loan Fund Association

gNHE success of Associations, OF this kind in other
Cities, Induced the Secretary Of this Association,
to prepare Books FOR subscribers stuck the Lowell
Mutual soan Fund Association, in November last The
Association was formed, at the Shares on which
thirteen dars have been paid valued al thirty six
dollars each, thus showing the rapaity at aoeumna.
tion for nosrheue has ever beendey By which the
accumulation has been so rapid, bavng all the advan-
tages aud securitie, of Savings Bng, with greater
profits. The great benefits c0uieffe by their opera
tion in the aslevaiion OF fsat ami wing ncum.
brances from property, mist fUreIby present them;
selves to every intelligent person ANY one aying
property incumbered can by taking advances oil his
Shares, receive from the funds of Inc Association Il
sum sufficient 60 remove the incuphfance and repay
the Association By payments each month, having
era years to pay il, maAins it comparatively easy. and
il he wishes to build or purchase hnhse in this way his
rent may be turned to assist IN plylng for his own
hou e, il he pays dollars per month into the
Treasury, he will accu nulae the of five HUNDRED
doats, in from six to eight years. according he op
creations thus far The Books Of thus Association arc
now open for SUBSCRIPTION, and the public are nqitelt6
call and learn The advantages make any inquiries,
anime the plan Of operation and subscribe Tor Stock
at the Onlce OF the Secretary ,>No. ., Nesiaths New
Block. SAMUEL. McIN TIRE Sec'y
Who is also Agent for first ass Life aad Fire Insur-
ance Companies. ola dawn
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UNTBR EET..AS,

Of every kind varying in price fro % cts. to 81 co.
BASKETS and Willow Ware in endless pro.
fusion.
METALLIC BIRD CAGES,
of than 20 kinds, Bird seeds, &C., BIRDS, and
every article wanted by Bird keepers.
UDlbi elias, Canes, T. C., repaired
PiNKING in several styles for Capes, Flounces and
Talmas. Eyelets ser, and many other jobs done too
numerous 10 mention. Also, Rocking Horses, and 20
kinds of
Boys SLEIGHS,
for Winter sports, and doing errands Please observe
the sign Of 'The IA iety Store.p No s. Main street
nearly opposite the Old stand of James Green & Co.
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won JESTER
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Manufactures, Trades, and Professions.

The following List representing houses IN
each branch of trade, is submitted the citizens of
worcester County, and the public generally. with The
fullest confidence that persons IN Of he products
of Wore Work Shops, or the Merchandise of Wor-
csste Stores, in any of the branches here enumerated
will be able supply themselves at short notice an
uptn as reasonable terms be with in Bosto
elsewhere.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-06

The subscriber continue The business of furnishing
Drawings, Specifications, Procuring Patents. He
attends 70 all business usually required be transacted
with the Patent Office, He has many years carried
the business Of building using all Kinds of Machn-
cry used in The factories Of New Eng and Having in.
vented some of the important improvements which
are adopted by all the principal manufacturers and hay-
ing been involved ina heavy lawsuit, had occasion to
study the Patent Laws with unusual interest under the
late Hon. Daniel Webster, Being the only Solicitor of
Patents, who thorough practical mechanic his ex
perIeacr, well as his scientific knOwledge and his
intimate acquaintance with mechanical operations en-
able him to unders and'new Inventions to distinguish
them IRON those already pa;ened and to specify them
with facility and accuracy which be expected
of Lawyers, VINO have formerly done this business
Many good inventions have been lost TO the inventors
by not having them understood and properly specified
so as TO present proper claim. @
49na 8gj s AZA ARNOLD, Patent Agent.
Washington, LIST month, 1868
References Hon o. T. James, u Senate Ion
Thomes J, Rusk, u 5 Senate His Excellency, P.
Allen, Governor OF r T.; Edward w. Lawton Coilec-
Tor OF CnstomsaH b. Anthony, Ex-Gov. of R. l.; r.
w Greene, Chef Justice; Tn F. Carpenter, Counsel
Tor at laws Samuel Ames, Counsellor at Law.
The following note was appended by the late Hon.
Secretary of Slate of the U. =.
haze known Mr. Arnold for some years and an,
well acquainted with the gentlemen whose names are
above written; accord with their opinions and know
them to be some Of the most respectable 10 the
State. DAN,I WEBSTER.
For further information, inquire, iii by letter. post
paid,) of j. G. ARNOLD,
No. 2O7 Main st Worcester.
~ All communications strictly confidential.
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NEW LUMBER YARD

at the Norwich Rail Road Depot,
XETHERE will be Kept by the undersigned, col santly
w on hand. all the various kinds and qualities of
Eastern. Western and NOrtherE Lumber
Consisting of Boards, Plank, Joist, shingles, Clap
boards, Pickets, Laths, White Wood, Ash, Black
Walnut, and Cherry. -, -ni ..a
FRAMES supplied order at short notice and all
LnmDer sold on the most reasonable terms, by
I.C!MORSE & co.
NJ Office No 10 Mechanicsl. aug2S dtT
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A SITUATION III a Mercantile or Manufacturing
n Business, by an active business man no wilt in
vest two or three fhousid Dollars Address f.. S.
through the Post Otiice. dawtf s27
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PATENT AGENCY,
AND -
EaOEDEH. RsANUFACG'OEg z.

4FO' wi II@t15 OF, up St0tTS,J WofceSteT.
TENHE subscriber continues to make Models of all
L kinds, (wOrkng required, and warranted to an
swer the requisitirn Of the Patent Ofce and to ur
nish Dra nss, Specifications, etc. and 10 procure Pa
tents Being connected with OF the best Agents in
Washington. (see reference below) he is enabled 10
obtain Paents with the least possible delay and ex.
pense. m 84 .4 q ARNOLD,
No. 207 Main st Worcester
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NEW YORK ADVERTISERS QTs.
IMPORTANT COVERY
- RElIEE IN ITEM MIMI res ~ -

4 RE whaling in the care Of CoUGus, ASTHMA,
IA RRoNCHTrIs, SORE THROAT, HoARsSEss; DIsFI.-
CULT BREAlHtNG, INcIPIENT CoNsUMPrI0N, AND DIS
EASES OF THE LuNes, They have no taste OF medi-
cine, ard any child will take them. Thousands have
been restored 10 health thar haA before des paired
Testimony given in hundreds OF single dose
relieves in MINUTES ssn
Ask for Bryans Pulmonic Waters. The original aid
only genuine is stamped" Bryant Spurious kinds are
offered iot sale Twenty-Five cents box. Sold by
dealers generally. j. BRYAN d CO., Rochester, NJ Y,
Propnetors.i r. aatr1 o3 dawis3m
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\ FursFurs!

i New Buckwheat Flour. f.ds
EoR Sale by BLISS, SUTTON, a. CO.,
H. n9 dawI Hl0 No. 8 Mechanic ut
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P. YO UN G..

Dealer in
Fancy Goods, Toys. and Useful Articles,
d ESPECTFULLY invites the attention of the pub
HI lie to his extensive stock, at his G1eat Haristy
49, y
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a Rare Chanoe.
WANT I'm :.

4 ny NAN wishing 10 engage in tho Boot business,
u with practical uaI, can learn Of good cnances
bv addressing A ~, Worcester, Mas "a dlf
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aa Straw Praia and Cord Wanted
R0 moo YARDS Sever f3faid
DO AiDA{ 10000 Do Straw Cord. for which the
highest prices will be paid in Cash or Goods.
L. ~. NILES,
No. Wado Block Main 81. Worcester.
Sn2 dswtf
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Willow Wagons, Cradles, and Baskets
XMAGoNs, Cradles, Baskets volocipeds, Wheel
wv Barrows, Rocking Horses, Boys sleda, Rubber
Balls, Pins, Needles, &C, Wholesale and RETAIL AT r
dawh Is mfg ~ ~ MERRILL's. 22l Main 81 II
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WANTED.

E0UR GentleT1ah Boarlei may be accommodated
Il wlih p asmt ROOMS few doors from a an It.
Also, a Gentlemen and Wife, and a lew table board
ers. The House is heated with furnaces. 9'ls
For particulars ing at this Office. DIFF so p
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Salesman Wanted

A Bxpevieneed salesman is wanted Immediately
IN by the subscriber Good Recommendations as to
character, sillbe required
MARTIN STOWE,
NJ dtf 'i Fage's Block.
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WANTS.
WANTED.

an ono FEET Of Walnut Plank inches thfek
,r%O OIO Inquire Of LA LELAND, Grafton as.
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AeESrs-CALDWEi l. ~ HlHI Il, H. MARSH
and D. SCOTT, Jr. and srd by Druggists and Fancy
Dealers, &c, throughout tas United states and the
Ganafl'ts ass .lawffs Of
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wINTERgARRANGEMENT

..,.a }. s. MCINTYRE, Sole Proprietor,
Laboratory at MlIbury, Mass. dsc2 dly