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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-02-23

EXTRACTING TEETH BY THE DAY-The Ma
riou 6. CO. Commonwealth Of the Slh inst. says
that DR.. S. Ball, Dentist of that place. extracted
three hundred teeth in a single day. DR.. }. Cur
ry, wealthy planter Of that vicinity. desiring 10
have Il large number of dccayed teeth extracted
from his slaves, determined to employ Dentist
for that purpose by the day, and made an en-
gagemcnt with DR.. Ball. The result was that
in the course of the day the slaves were relieved
Of three hundred causes of pain and sorrow
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-02-23
A R ELIEF,

We know that this page OF our paper has been
quite nnntcres,ing for several weeks past to some
of our readers Cthe ladies' cspeciay stuffed as it
has been with political articles of diff: rent degrees
of dulincss.
As relief therefore, we give below, ladies, for
your especial benefit, and fox the qualification Of all
who .o:e poetry better than politics, the following
bcau, III gem 1t is flvoritc Of ours, and We hare
no doubt every Judge will agree in the opinion that
it is we'll worthy Of y MooRE ScoTT or n BrRoS.
If not in error, it is from the pen of Judge
MEAK Of Alabama, who is (aftcr excepting our own
WARREN r. DAvIs) the richest and most glowing
of American Poets. This single piece would cntillc
him to that need Of praise, had he never written
another line. Now, read it attcntvcly aud we are
srrn Won will pronounce us RIGHT,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-02-23

South CAROLINA ISsTIrU7 E.-Thc Charleston
Mercury says: 1t will be perceived by refer
emce to the proceedings Of COnncil, that they
have very brraly contributed the sum Of Ten
Thousand dollars towards The building of
Hall of Exhibition for the South Carolina Insi-
luie, and also an additional sum of Sl5,000 as
a loan for The same purpose. This, together
with The sum of Sl0.OOO previously granted by
the State, is deemed amply sufficient TO carry
out the contemplated design We learn that
the Institute has the REFUSAL at $4,000, Of that
eIigiby situated lot south ofthc Circular Church
fronting 80 feet on Meeting Street, by l3l in
depth where they propose erecting their Hall,
the lower part of which will be occupied as
stores. and The upper part be devoted to the
Annual Exhibitions. and in the intervals will
afford magnificent room for Concerts"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-02-23
Mistakes.

SEVERAL mistakes occurred las, week in the let.
,srs from Congressional candidates and also in the
communication of Capt. BRooxs. We ask of all the
gentlemen be excused for these unin.en,ions over
,ir
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-02-23
ARNEigs Rim.

A GENT for the Prosecution nf Claims f,r Boun
n ty Land. Revolutionary and other Pensions.
Office at Edyctirld G. H., 5. C.
Feb % If 6
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-02-23
n Office.

A Ii. Persons indebted to the Estate of Jane
N Logan, deed, are requested to make immc-
diatc payment. and those having demands will pre-
sent them forthwith, properly n,tcstc,l according to
law. AMBROSE NIX. Admir-.
Feb 5 l2m
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-02-23

ES"" Az Edgciield Subscriber" requests US 10 copy
shor, piece which we find inserted as an advertise.
men, In :he South Carolinian. We only reply to
this requeu, by repeating fixed rule, which is that
no such things inserted III our pape. without
9 knowledge, on our part. Of responsible author
Had name accompanied the request, or reached US
in any ohc: way in ;lme TIC piece should have been
nuhlishe6.
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Notice..

It R. TOMIKINS is my authorized Attorney,
O during my absence from the State, to whom
refer all unsettled business.
JOHN TOMPKlNS, sr.
Feb l6 If 5
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-02-23

A New WAY TO Ron BEEs-Bruthcr Jona-
than ever awake 10 The practical application of
every discovery, has taken Il hint from the bur-
glars. and as they have proved chorof"rn tn be
better than pistol or dirk. for putting to sleep
the person they are robbng, 50 Brother Jona-
than has learned to use it for robbing the poor
Bees of their honey. The plan is this: The
hive is placed abnye chamber. having glass
window at one side, and small hole pierced at
The other. The choroform is put in Il small
bottle having two tubes through lis cork, only
one of which is allowed to come into immediate
contact with the chloroform. The tube which
does come into immediate contact with the chlo-
roform is inserted into small hole in the side
of the box, and 10y blowing into the other the
chamber is soon filled with the gas and they
tumble out into the box brluw.-Standard.
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[BY REQuEsT.]
From the South ('arolin:an.
COT, J FOSTER MARSHALL.

MEssEs EDlTogs:-Wc had the qualification,
OH last Salc-day, Ct listening to one of the most
soul.slirring speeches from The honorable Sena-
tor of Abbeville which it has been onr guod for
tune TO hear within the last twelve MONTHS
Although Col Brooks delivered capital speech.
and to the point, yet, without attempting TO de-
tract from the one, il mnst be confessed by all
who heard Col. Marshall that he portrayed in
an eloquent and slatemanlikc manner the vile
corruption Of the Federal Government for the
last thirty years, ami with Il prophetic eye direc-
ted The attention of the people of Lexington To
the important questions that will be certainly
agitalcd during The term of Gen. Prrcc's I'd
miuiStralnn.
There was but one opinion expressed as far
as We could learn, and thai WAS that Col. Mar
shall WAS every way qualified by experience and
ability to discharge the duties of y Representa-
tive in Congress, and acting under th, belief
the people Of Lexington intend giving him y
generous support. DurcH Fork.
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Death of aon, Nathan L. Griffin.

PAINFUL as /, is to record the death Of any worthy
and esteemed feow-ctizcn, yet the task becomes
duubly SO when the subject is man whose course
WIS one Of great public usefulness and whose whole
rto and conversation stood forth, bright example o
integrity, of patriotism, and OF all the socia! and
Christian yir,uce Such man ives NATHAN L.
GRIFFIN.
On Thursday, the l7,h inst, n. the hour OF ii
o'clock A. NJ, he b.eathod his as in the presence oi
his family and few friends. He met the hing oi
,errors with calnness and fortude which are alone
characteristic OF righteous mans end. His reason
was uncloudcd to the lust, and his parting advice and
instructions to those around him were given with
even more than his usual ccarness and earnest force
In the death OF Mr. GRIFFIN the State has lost one
of her rst men, Blu, especially to Edgceld District,
Is i, loss which may not DO supplied for many
years 1, is no. perhaps going TOO far to say that
there ia no other individual within her limits, whose
dccease could have created so great chasm as that
which has been cf, BY the deeply lemcn,ed death Of
Mr. GRIFFIN.
BY years OF homes, industry, he had won the con-
dence Of mcn-by his libcrality, courtesy ad inra-
riably kind demeanoE, he had gained their esteem
nnd, by his high tone and uncolnmonly sound Judg'
uen, he had commanded their respect. Thus had he
arrived al position, socally, re!igiousy and poti-
cally, which few men ever reach. The best tribute
we can here pay to tho memory of departed worth is
the simple expression OF on' belief ,ha: there are
hundreds, whose hearts will beat thicker and whose
eyes will grow noster :: the bare announcement: of
M event so much 20 be deplored the death Of
Edgcfcld's cherished con, the lion. NATHAN l..
GRIFFIN.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-02-23

Antiquity cannot privilege error, or novelty Prcju
dicc truth
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-02-23

'!9Ehsro She hear: in Pa's hope, the face is past
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-02-23
Public Sale of Land g. Negroes,

7 :
Beech Island. Feb 10, 1853. At S
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-16
rreatnnaimnor,ent end aeeona,pIlsl...:. /

4 great and important END accomplished
t5Feg Hair Changed ana Menu GrOWfh Produced!
The Introduction If s. Van Deuseu's Improved
IVahpene" the gtea Bsir Restorative and aoknowlz
ICED specific for changing Gray Ra TO ats primitive
coDF has been attended with the most sgns and Gnde
niabls Such declaration is based OF the uner-
lug testimony of unques'ionable iaets Vegetable
pfopertes embrace those nOurIshi and germinat5ng
siiHusns which, in concert wth Nature. act on the
bulbs and germs causing the reproduction OF a new
10 feet a change Of GRAY Hair TO its natural aspect
II purely Vegetable Preparations; free from ali ad
MIXTURE OF mineral acids, alcoholic liquids and those
Dye-Sruffs so peculiar to the novel Inventions of the
day. Safe and pleasant application, il is OF
the egrerabe proportions of the Toilet al avs
nervous Headaches, &c.
For sale by CALDWELL & HILL, Apothecsries.
800 Main s., Agents for y orcester.
i,l9 deodGw6m
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United States and Foraigp Patent
ApnncV.

AtfAe+ A9Sb4CNs
0Hce 80 state, corner ofCongresS STREET, Boston.
'EfiiE undersigned late Principal Exa miner in the
L Uuited states Patent Office at " ashington City,
has ust resigned his office ior the purpose Of establish
ing an agency in Boston for procuring Patents in tins
and foreign countries. E ggeG Esrwe tatfss
Hi, long ofcln connection with the Patent Office has
rendered him familiar with its rules and practice, and
with The history OF invention lnhs aud otefcOunLres;
and Ihs experience with the frequent visits which be
proposes making TO the Patent Office, astifes Tim III
saving that bis agency will offer to Inventors all the
advantages of one located in Washington. and, in ad
ton Those which result from residence in the u9idst
IF mechanical and manufacturing industry. r+se
Advice given upon all matters relating the validity,
&c. Of patents the novelty and psteniaby Of nven-
ons, and in the general department of Mechanical En-
neutrality-suspicious. and Drawings piepaTed,-
Caveats filed Reconsiderations procured of applica.
lions that have been rejected upon mperfecty prepared
PAPERS, of Interference, and applications for
enon and reissue prosecuted, land, in general, all
business with tho Patent Office transacted
with puu promptness.
British and~otner foreign potcnts procured, through
prompt and confidential agents, in London and Paris.
Ehe new law recently enacted in Great Britain, having
materially reduced the cost of obtaining patents III that
gd0m, opens TO inventors opportunity OF protect
ing their ghts, within the British realm, which they
have never before enjoyed. Paterts granted
which extend over England, Ireland aud Scotand
Persons residing at distance may obtain all neces-
aary Information, aud have their business transacted,
by writing TO the subscriber post paid9 without the
trouble and expense OF visit 10 Washington
HI hegs leave TO refer those uGacquaiDted with him,
the following testimonials
From the Examiners the Patent Office
"rhe Undersigned Principal and Assistant examiners
In the United states patent ,ice, have for several
years been well acquainted with Mr. samuel Cooper,
lately Principal Examiner in this Office; and take
pleasure in stating that he gentleman of the highest
moral character OF unqnestioned knowledge in the
business and practice of the Office and that his scen-
life atiainments such emmentiy fit him for the
business in rhich he is abouttO engage
HEsRY RENwIcK,) pr;..;,a,
T. ~ , SSLS' AEamiaers.
Asststaat Erqmiters--i. r. Peale, Thos T Eve.
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A Large Assortment Of
W " We qgg " ST !.

at the Worcester Music Store, 200 Main Street
directly ~ front Of the Worcester House.
THE proprietor has facilities for furnishing new Mu,
sic, Which renders his store desirable place 10
trade. People from the country VII Md II 20 their adj
yuntage 10 cali or send their orders Music, Books,
Strings or any thing In the way OF Musical merchandise
iTPRioEs VERY Low-oftentimes lower than mars
htt prices.
and Flutes, Tor sale and TO LET, on very iayQrab'e
terms. GrPiANos TuNrD. is2m MA
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-16

Daguerreotypes.

nQES everybody know that b u. Markham has re.
~ turned ON California, and fitted up the ola la
guerrean Palace, at Harrington Corner, in sly lie
which ny tar exceeds anything this city. To know
this, please call and for yourselves Ifevery word
he tells yOu NOT true, he will make you present of
better DagueTeoiype, taken by urger, anil better
ranged SKY ish and by operator who has had more
experience than any one in The state. large asset
nent Of Stock constantly on hama; terms moderate
n b. He has an instrument expressly Tor the pur-
pose ofcopyius Portraits, Miniatures, entire salts,
lac guaranteed in I'll es, or charge is
decl3 dtf b. d. Markham
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-16
instruction in he Languages.

Motive is hereby given that the subscriber Intends TO
open, on The first week in January next, day aud
evening school, or instruction IN The Italian, French,
German and Up nish languages for further particulars,
inquire at John Keiih's Bookstore, 239 Main street.
dpcl2 d3wS FERDlNAN Nd.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-16
WORCESTER LYCEUW.
FFHE Course of Lectures for the Winter Of 1884
Il viii commence on the 18th N evember, at the
CITY NALL,

and be continued as follows, viz:
LIST ecture, Nov. !7-jANEs Z. FIELDS, Boston,
"a Dee l--FARK BEEJAMtN, Sew York.
Sd dec la--heY i. i. sF0RRS,Jr, BlLoklyn.
4ta Dee. 29-RSY. SAMUEL JOHNSON Salem
5h Jan l2-Rev. THEo. PARKER, Boston,
9Th Jan. z0-GLIYER W HOLMES Boston
III g Feb 9-aeY T. STARR Kixc, Boston
9Th Feb. % Rev. FRED'K Il HEDeF Proyfce.
k9'h Mar, 9-WENpELL ruiLLIrs Roston
lOth Mar. 23-Nm. 3 SPRAG0E,D H.. Albany
n Tickets for the may be obtalcet Of the
Treasurer and "a tue Booksores the following prices
Gentemen 0g--l Adies and Minors so cents single
Lectures, 49, cts, to he paid at the door
Al purch OF Tickets viii be entitled TO the use
OF The library, conlairg about 1900 volumes OF val
uahle Books, iof the Whole ear
The doors viii be open q and closed at " O'Clock
HENRY CHAPLIN, President,
THOMAS EARLE. Secretary.
CHARLES WHITE, feas.
Worcester, GOV. l2 I8 dtg
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
Recesped at 96 lIain Street, this day, Dec 10.
T.. N. TUCKE Agent.
Hot Gem, or Life Scenes in New York, illus
traled, by Snon Robinson, author Of "Wild
Maggif'' |Madena" &c. l,25
Peep mo Uncle I om's Cabin, by Aunt Mary, 100
scribne''s Engineers Pocket Table Book l,25
Household Words for Decembe, II
Mechanics, principles and duplication, by Oliver
Byrne, rs
Poole's Index 10 Periodic Il Literature, 500
New Foes with an old ftce, by Charles Kingsley, so
Up the River, BY E. W. shelton, LES
The Farmers Guide to Scientific and Practical gricul
tire, 2 vols, by Hen,y stephens, r, s., 500
The Golden Link, ralas Poems for the Young, rs
spirrualism, by Judge Ednonds, 1,25
Appetons Modern Atlas Of the Earth, $50
Helen Mulgraye, a s. so
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B00Kg BOOKS B00Ks!
John Keith & Co e Bulletin of New Books,

b00A3- BJ9AS--B 00RSs
John Keith & Co.'S Bulletin Of New Books,
No. 239 Main street.
The Flash Times Of Alabama aud Mississippi BY
Baldwin
A WefRs Delight, OF Games aud stories.
Mem II Of Robert v healOn.
The Hearth Stcne
My Fwo Sisters, by Mrs Judsou
Vaconselas, by Cooper.
Second series Of Clovprnook.
Greeley
Hot Corn, Life Scenes In New York, illustrated, in.
cla ing the story Of LITTLE Katy, Madans, The Rag
Picker's Daughter, Will Maggie etc
Liberia, or Mr. Paytons experiments, edited by Mrs
Sarah J. liza e. g
Memoirs Of Abernethy.
Napoleon atSt Hele1a-from the letters and journal
Of sir hudson Lowe, vols
Proceedings of he Hartford Bible Convention.
The Rainy Afternoon.
Upthe hiver, new edition, By F. w. shelton
Hypatig, or New Foes with an Old Face, by the au-
Thor OF Alton Locke, Yeast. &c &c.
The Yemasse, by w. Gilmore Simms.
Pierre Boussant, Slave in ST Domingo.
Hesleland art Of Prolonging Life, by e. Wilson, f.
Il. 8. ~ $3.50
The Gond Nathred Bear.
Chandelier, Thanksgiving Story, by Cornelius
Mathews, illustrated.
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biack Imithing and GYinaing


FANEFACFUEkR Of ~ rought and CgEt Iroa
tEk Fences, Crates for sidswS IRON Tor buildings,
bridges &C ana Bi other iees Which be mace
ID nIy line OF business. nr. h seis @I dhd that The
articles, Abave enumerated, be bought Of me as
cheap as in boston @ elsewhere, as have large
soTtnieni OF The latest les.
Please cal and examine. Union Street
y. orcfsftr Nov 3, 10 3. Cly
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Noroe.tor pramatie aau.eum.


sr4ns MAA. ela.. ,s........I. Q cARrLlTCH
~ Attraction ENiraoId mar. 9. Bers,t Of III S.
D. N, e, T,essit "a, Han
I'm FRIDAY EVENING, Decsmiyer L. 1853, via
Y = be &c ed the beautiful Drnna kst time This esa
son,) entitled AGNBs DE WE'RE, or vie's he
venge.
Agnes De We're. Mrs Beissenherz.
Previous to the Drama, Grand Overture Iancredi,
by RossIni. ~ lts
At the end of the Drama, II. NJ Mccarthy will sing
"Baiy Daring.
Tobe followed, ny desire) with fayorie uornpipe
BY Mrs w II isshton
To which will be saded a highly popular song, by
Miss Aarion Mccarthy, entitled the "bashing White
ssigeaBt." ase.
To conclude with the celebrated pramn entitled Tic
GULDEN FARMER.
~ Full par ticalals. sec Bins Of the day,
Doors open al 2; 10 commence before 8.
PRicEs-earquelte, 50 Gents; CiFcle 25 cents Gal
cry. l2a cents. SIS
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PUBIC LECTURES.


The Young Mems Rhetorical Society,
w ILL hold Course Of Lectures this season. at III
w CITY III III,
commencing on Tuesday Evening, Nov. p, at n oclB
TO be Continued as fellows, viz:
l. Nov. % --iion. JdRs P. HALE. New York.
Dec. 6-1IMoTHy BieELow, Esq, Boston.
Dee. 20 --Eion EDWARD L. KEYBs, De,ham
:. Jan. 3--Iion. soReE $ BOUTWELL, GIoton.
5. Jan. u --GEoReE SuMNER Esq, 5ston.
g. Jan. 81 -Di Oliver W HoLMgs, Boston,
z. Feb. "a Hon. AKsaN BuRLINsAME, Cambridge.
6. Feb 25--l.eV HoBAcE JAMES W re, ser.
9. Mar. ID - Rev Z. ANDERSON, RpxAury.
10. Mar. 28--Hcv H,l.S4oNe, Doston.
Tickets for tae cau!e. na, ee obtained st Hutchn-
son's, Wesags, Beths, ma Aliens Bookstores, at the
following urlcet: A GenusUSn and Lady, Slj d Gen
tleman, IS CENTS Lady or sIilor so cents. Single
Lectures, l23 crafs. 70 b. paid sfthe Door. Tickets
not t-0Hs(erahlS.
Doors open before q as6 closed At u precisely. All
persons ~ esed 70 be Ia the Hall previous to
rAst7 o'clacS.
o GIA.SON
SIDNEY CLAIRE,
jSssE H. WHEELER Committee
O II eT0WEtL,
W. Il EKiGCS.
WOmeHier NuvanihgF. 1863 1T MS
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Reticnles.

GONE new and beautiful patterns Of MOROCCO, and
- ENANELED RETICULES, with vaiety OF
Trimmings, such Hair, Nail, aud Tooth brushes,
poftm mindless Thnlbless scissors, Bodsins Mirtes,
&c., &C. very useful and convenient article for shop
ping or visiting q. o.. COLEMAN,
dbcI2 ds4w 30 300 fdain street.
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L0S T

nN the oath day OF october last, a Memorandum
~ Book. containing note dated Cleveland, Oho,
October llh, 1862 for 1851, payable 10 Juhn Borden
or order, six months from dns niguud By Ahaz Mer.
chant Whoever will return the Same to this Office
viii be handsomc rewarded. The public are warned
aralnss negotiating this motto deele 'elh. ~ Z
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-16
NnTICE hi.

VKTHEREAs, Lucy Jane Jacobs my wife, has left
w my he'd and board, hereby forbid all persons
harboring OF trusting her on my account asi shall pay
ALEXANDER JACOBS.
Grafton, Dec a, 1858. decI5 DOT
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EaTTcFs. &c.
MTS. 81. q. GeraSds,

HIS. 81. r. Gsralds,
EEMALE PHYSICIAN, and ruccsssfvl Ma
L EJucatea az ths g.. e ssmaja Aiacscal Csaefr
" III answer cubs Hisa, sIA -
~ aesmencs no iVsicui s.isa; apl Il
GJTLC5.
TUE ennuai meeting Of tAe a.su ers ii ihe Nisg
chants and Farmers MutHGi Flyr Insurance i,ual
nahy will be he'd st the offic5 o. ai'i cc1e,y -
ofcester, on u eslRtsdsy, tEc dsy ui Je"aaly
next, at O'Clock, T. NJ
The subject OF slismtlons Of the ByISwH, will he
considered Dad 8cied Upon
CHARLES L. PUTNAM, secsetaFv.
Worcester. Dec 10, IS 3D. dli5nf
Black ulithing and Grinding
TIVE eiliz Hs Of Wogres,es hifrmsd that gsfre
1 prepsroa % make eA k.aGs and sha.e6 OF Han
AhkS, 40 5r-eg; {" lsjup ana Is-:hinleer
Cgraerts5s' JGo{s. Also I'M b q soi7sa ifAfCu.
FITS, Toals and all sorts % iioh ami steel NORA ia
the hest possible niBaner, and &c lowest cash
term. BiIgK aa0PHBRS,
EDGE seed aisnl- aeiureIs junct taild ng.
~ d3lnt
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A N active Intelligent Ind, from IS 10 ~ years OF
"A age. One thai can write good hand, and has
had experiences In bookkeeping can hear OF sit
uation by applying seon, TO - II. w. MILES,
No Waldo Block, Main street, Worcester
dec1a d&wlw :
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CHAMBERLAIN, BARNARD, s. CO.

Rare Chance for q Competent Business
M Man.
A energetic and reliable agent is wanted by the
N Manufacturing aud Mercantile Union Of the city Of
New York, TO ESTABLISH branch ~ the Company for
The sale their popular cheap aud staple goods in the
city of Worcester, and surrounding towns.
Their catalogues embrace very large variety Of the
best and most saeable goods, which meet with rapid
and extensive sale wherever introduced our agents
realize large, imm daie and steady profits, far more
renuneraliye than be made any similar business
A competent man, with small capital and undoubed
references secure this agency by immediate appll.
cation Circulars explaining ,he detail Of The business
be had by application az he office othe Company
No 2S7 BrOadwa', New York. over Tie Broadway
Bank, Rooms No. and z. dec9 dim
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II IN J. A White Setter Dog. with yellow spotss
ExYT answusto tie name OF Hector 10 wore
VT n twn collars when lost. one besfng the name
-Aazt@sofJ l.. Myers, and one that Of y ", Eufer,
Milford Whoever returns the Same. 20 J. y. Myers,
aic Main street WIN he suitably vr~ardsd. dis o.
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For Sale
UP STAIRS.

Better go up than down. Il will well
H42ll Els pay the trouble of going up flight of
s L. MI stairs, if you wish for Trunks, Valises,
94AsSA-A4.1Jor Carpet Bags, of the best quality, at
the lowest price We ready TO make, or repair to
order, 233 Main Street, up STAIRS oppo lite Elm st
DON'T forget the place dec3 DIT
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Eeolian For Sale,

A FIRST RATE octave, heau'iul toned Eeolian,
N for sale low. Any wishing first rate lnsir-
ment, Is invited TO call and examine il, at Heven's
Agency Office. &C. Main street, next door to selby's
Auction Room. doci5 dit
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New Singing Rocks
To Maehinists
Shall Labor 90 Unrewarded9

VNTlLL you buy hafmade Trunk, or Valise, when
wv you caitbuy good one. have one made 10 or
der at FROST q EOGKiS 1rnDk, Vaise. and DarIet
Bag Manu- torv 1888 Main Street up stairs Dc DIFF
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Butter

r5E TUBS Choice Vermont Dairy Butter,
~ 20 Kegs New York do, do. For sale by l
atrA WIN. D. sWEIT a Co.,
dsce sadhm 1856 Main Street