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DIR. DOBBS AND HIS HORSE NOBBS.
A TEMPERANCE STORY,

nag that he called Nobbs. One day in the
middle of winter, the Doctor was summoned
to attend a patient at some distance from
his dwelling, and being anxious to return
home before dark, he rode poor Nobbs very
hard. On his arrival, not finding his man,
the Doctor tied Nobbs by his bride to
post in the yard, and then went into his
parlor and sat down by good fire to warm
himself. 1t happened that morning that
the Doctors dairy maid had brewed bar
rel of strong beer, which had been drawn
off into the cooler; and at night the maid
having been called away to milk her COWS,
had carelessly left the door of the brew
house open. The steam of the beer proved
wonderfully inviting to poor weary Nobbs,
who now stood shivering in the cold, and
very thirsty. After sundry efforts he got
loose from the post, and not yet having
taken the pledge, he stepped quietly into
the brew-house, and drank so heartily of
the beer, that before he was aware of the
consequences he fell down dead drunk. The
Doctors man in the meantime had returned
home, and now ran into the yard to put
Nobbs in the stable. Not finding him at
the post, he looked about, and at length
discovered him stretched on the ground,
cold and insensible. Bursting into the par
lor where Doctor Dobbs and his wife were
seated, he told them the sad news of poor
Nobbys sudden death, which the Doctor
attributed to overriding. They were much
afflicted, but the Doctor regained his phi
losophy, and at once gave orders to have
Nobbs' skin taken off, and to be sent next
morning to the tanners.
The Doctors man accordingly set to
work-had Nobbs dragged into the barn
yard-stripped off to the skin, and left the
carcase to be eaten by the hounds. 1t was
not long before Nobbs began to feel the
novelty of his situation. Without his skin
the coldness of the night operated with
double activity to dissipate the fumes of
the beer, and Nobbs at last walked up, got
upon his legs, and trotted away to tile
stable-door, which happened to be close to
the parlor Not finding it open, he began
to whinny for aid, and possibly he felt some
curiosity to know what had been going on
during his unlucky carousal. The Doctor
and his lady happened at that very moment
to be discussing the accident over hot
bowl of brandy punch. No sooner had
Nobbs whinned, than Mrs. Dobbs turned
pale and exclaimed
"Doctor Dobbs as I'm alive that's
Nobbs' whinny!"
"My dear" said the Doctor, s'it may be
Nobbs' whinny, but it must be the whinny
of his ghost, for the poor fellow is dead and
skinned"
He had hardly uttered the words, before
Nobbs whinnied again. Up jumps the Dr.,
takes candle, and runs into the yard, and
what does he see but Nobbs himself, with
out his skin, and very like a ghost to be
sure. Now the Doctor was a very humane
man, and so he summoned up all his ser
wants, ordered six sheep to be killed, and
had their warm skins clapped right upon
poor Nobbs' back. To make long story
short, Nobbs recovered, and did his work
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Ri s;,b alnphiets Music, Labels. &C., &c, stereo-
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DAILY EVENING STAR.
By MRS. MARIANNE DENIsoN.

By MRS. MARIANNE DENIsoN.
Star that love-first lamp in heaven
When the grey twilight, dim with sleep,
Lies in deep shadows-I have given
This hour to gaze on thee and weep
To weep, that Mary, young and holy,
Who once, with white hand locked in mine,
Sang thy sweet praise, lies still and lowly
Where thy pale clusters nightly shine
Tree, through whose boughs the moonlight dance.
Tracing faint pictures on the skies,
Thou hadst the last, jmpassioned glanccs,
OF gentle Mary's dying eyes;
How will watch thee, fragile willow,
Fragile as she, the sinless maid,
Whose dear head lies upon the pillow
So early smoothed beneath thy shade.
Flower that love, thy hues have faded;
So had the light in Mary's eye,
When, with soft tresses lightly braided.
She looked too beautiful to die;
Here, gentle rose, when they had laid her,
White-robed, amid funereal gloom,
Of thy fair sister-aowers, made her
wreath to carry to the tomb
Cold star, above her bosom shining,
And willow, guarding still her rest,
Bright flower, thy tendrils Ger her twining,
know not which she loved the best;
But each to me is dear and holy,
Each, soft and tender memories wake,
Each tell of Mary, sleeping lowly;
I'll love them all, for her sweet sake.
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E, C. CARRINGTON.

Attorney and COunseller-at-Law
DRACTICES in all the Courts of the District. and
i attends to the prosecution of Claims before Con
gress AM the Executive Departments
80 Office, east wing Of the City Hall.
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r. II. LASKEY,

DRACTICES in the Courts of the District and
L prosecues claims of every description before the
several Executive Departments and before Congress
Ia Office on Louisiana avenue near Sixth street.
dec 30
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g. L. GIBERSON,

DRACTlCES in all the Courts of the District and
Il atteads to the prosecution of Claims before Con-
gress and the Executive Departments
HH Offiee on Louisiana avenue near Seventh street
jan s.
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LORD NELsoN.-An English writer tells
several entertaining anecdotes of Lord
Nelson, among which are the following:-
He was 10th to infiict punishment, and when
he was obliged as he called it, ''to endure
the torture of seeing men fogged," he came
out of his cabin with hurried step, ran into
the gangway, made his bow to the officers,
and, reading the articles of war, the culprit
had infringed, said, 'sBoatswain, do your
duty"
The lash was instantly applied, end con-
sequently the sufferer exclaimed, "Forgive
me, admiral, forgive me.''
On such an occasion Lord Nelson would
look round with wild anxiety, and as all
his officers kept silence, he would say.
''What /! none of you speak for him p
Avast! cast him off!'' And then added to
the culprit, "Jack, in the day of battle, re-
member me;'' and he became good fellow
in future
A poor man was about to be fogged-a
landsman-and few pittied him. His offence
was drunkenness. AS he was being tied
up, lovely girl, contrary to all rules, rushed
through the officers, and, falling on her
knees, clasped Nelson's hand, in which
were the articles of war, exclaiming, "Pray
forgive him, your honor, and he shall never
offend again"
'Your face" said Nelson, ''is security
for his good behavior Let him go: the
fellow cannot be bad who has such lovely
creature in his care.'
This man rose to be Lieutenant; his name
was William Pye.
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PORTSMOUTH. CVa.,) Aug. 18, 1851

PORTSMOUTH,, a.,J Aug. 10, IooI.
Mr. j. Z. BouSh-Dear Sir: While am in general
opposed to Patent Medicines, candor compels me to
state that 1 have great confidence in the virtues
of Hampton's Vegetable Tincture. For several
months past have used it in my family, and in Dy
spepsia loss of appetite, dizziness, and general de-
biliy with entire success. So far as my experience
extends therefore. take pleasure in recommend
ing it to the afflicted as safe and efficient remedy
VERNON ESKRIDGE.
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RAPPING TABLEs.-The latest method of
effecting the object is through the instru-
mentality of medium tables" of peculiar
construction, such as are promptly manu-
factured to order at an establishment in
New York. The table is like an ordinary
one, with top formed of thick board, but
concealed within cavity in the latter is
small apparatus with kind of hammer for
producing the ''raps." The hammer is so
constructed with wire running down
through the table leg that the latter has
only to be in contact with nail-herd or
something of the kind in the floor to enable
the operator to produce the raps by means
of galvanism. 1t is probably that quite
number of these machines are in use.
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DAILY
EVENIN S IA r.
puRITsHED EVERY AFTERNOON.
except Sunday
Nm 9Th street, south Of Penn. avenue,
BY JOSEPH 3. TATE.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION

Subscribers served by the carriers at six
..nt, week, payable weekly. To mail sub
..-.5ers $3.50 year; 50 for six months.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
-,orpn lines or less. For fourteen lines or Iess
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%aslphia Type and Stereotype Foundry

: >toScrlber would call the attention of Printer
:, .Ee greatly reduced prices of the present list
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WANTED Immediately, two Tin Plate Workers,
w who are good workmen, and of steady habits
WING q WATSON, Providence, RI
81 daw3W
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MARRIAGES.

In Bangor. Me, Sept Is BY Rev John Mal'by, Theo
r. Studley OF this city, to Helena youngest daughter Of
tie late Oliver Parker Esq, OF
MARRIED = In Leicester Sept 18Th, by Rev Mr Den
ChiIds, of L.
MIR Hillaid, and the friends attending him, were joined
IN this city by Col A. Foster ant lady, who
panied them 10 Leicester special witnesses OF the
Hupta ceremonies On heir return, en- route tor Mil
Iord, Col Foster, his ''c0mpanion in arms" and the
entire cortege, called at the Worcester Hou ie where
an elegant COLLATION. promptly served up by Mr. p.
Richardson, It's present worthy host to whom much
credit and many thanks due for his Kind hospital
ties, ample accommodations, and beautiful supplies
the OCCASION After the usual ceremonies The table,
and The customary interchange of congratulations, MIR
and wife, with their ATTENDANTS left Tor Ms bearing
with them the kind regards and friendly wishes of
many warm friends.
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Dr. Z. o. Phinney,s pysentery curs

DIR. Il. o. Phinney's Dysentery Cure
is very superior Remedy for Dysentery, Diarrhet,
Cholera and other Bowel Complaints characterized BY
pain and increased action The author has fully tested
ais virtues by practical use Of il during the last
twelve years, with the successful results. Tut mp
in the form of pc WIDER it is applicable TO those more
active forms Of disease where liquid preparations are
tnadmsSble on account of containing alcoholic spirits
1t excellent family Medicine standard Remedy
and adapted TO persons of al ages.
For sale in Worcester, by Caldwell & Hill, E. H.
Marsh, ID Scott, NJ. b Green, Lewis T. Lazel Sibley
& Scott, and James TeeR. Also, by Apohecares and
dealers in Medicine in the Country generally. General
Agency at sc Commercial Street, Boston.
jy29 deodaw2m
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Fairbanks Patent
OSTl

ON the 5th instant, a GOLD PEN, with an Ivory
~ holder. The finder will be suitably rewarded by
leaving the same at this office. dtf sc
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DEATHS.

In This city, Sep. II. Oliver Wight, aged II years.
u Funeral Monday 18th inst at O'Clock, P. M at
his late residence, Arat Street Relatives and friends
are invited TO attend without further notice
Ia Holden, Sept 9, John Cheney only child of Hor
ace ii. and Mary p Ames yrs.
In Auburn, Sept l6, widow Sally S one, SO yrs. and
6mos.
In Wendell. Sept 1, Samuel Reed, Esq. revolu-
tonary pensione aged SO
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5000 REM AEkEl

STOLEN from the store of CHARLES A. UProN. in
y worcester Mass, on the night of the 3Oth of Au-
gust, from $4,000 to $500 worth of
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DG1saEs EC&.
French Prints.

A FEW ps. of rery choice styles Of FRENCH
IA PRINTS, just opened. GEO. P. BRYANT.
SIS dI2 w3w
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MORTIMORE'S
Rheumatic Compound,

THIS truly celebrated remedial preparation, eflca
a cous alike for each and every description of Rheu
matte Complaints is already too well known and es-
teeme throughout the United States, TO require any
lengthy notice of its paramount virtues. 1T ERADI
GATES this heretofore :ncurabe and distressing dis
from the SYSTEM and stands nnrivaed III the Phar-
macy OF Medicine.
We do not propose to make unqualified statements,
to force nosrWm before the public but simply to
request those most interested,
SUFFERERS THE.NSEL YES,
to procure from the AGENT their vicinity circular,
and only read the testimony of those who have ex
perienced its invaluable curative powers, but write
call upon the convalescents, thai the statements
may emanale from the FOUNTAIN HEADS course
which will satisfy the ncredulous, and one by
which the reputation Of the REMEDY is certain of being
sustained. Write also to the proprietors, who will
cord every information, and furnish names of undoubed
character from every section of the Union, Numbering
among them some of the most eminent Physicians,
Clergymen Editors and prominent citizens rendering
the reliability and efficacy of the remedy beyond the
reach of doubt mr. distrust.
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For FiIIng Teeth OVerBxposed Nerves.
This operation, original with the subscriber, has
been performed by hin, during and half years,
nearly three hundred hts, with tie loss OF one tooth
only so far as known Also, by several distinguished
dentists, whom he instructed than two years
VINO have been emineRtly succt ssful By no ther
methof OF treatment heretofore use, can SO many
teeth be saved, after their living membranes btcome
exposed. s. 2. MILLER.
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no RENT
Soap.

VKTINCHEsTERs, and Colgato's Extra and com
wv mon Soap, for sale by the box, BY
aul7 DIFF H. GRIFFIN d co.
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FOR SALE.
House, Barn. and Land for Sale.

Ia The Place is very pleasantly situated in North
lmM Charlton, ten miles from Worcester, two miles
from Charlton Cenue and consists of good
two story House, well Uni he'd. supplied with the best
OF water, br ught with pump, Barn and Wood
house with about two and half acres of choice Land
with good supply of the best of Fruit. 1t is very
desirable place for Boot Shoe Maker, it being with
in few rods of twOexteusve Boot and Shoe Manufac-
tories, and also of good School. The most of the
purchase money can lay on mortgage, if desired.
For farther particulars, inquire Of the subscriber
The premises auE3O d& w4w L. G. PARKHURST.
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Gray Hair and Badness

rs nothing compared good of Teeth, and
Il every one wishing TO keep their Teeth from decay
should arrest and remove the eauses such Inamna-
ton, Sponginess, and bleeding of the Gums Liberation
Canker, Tarer, offensive breath, &c. By using the
Aromatic Tooth Wash" the diseases above ennmer-
aied will disappear and the Teeth will be kept clean
aud white, with but very little trouble and expense.
bottle OF the above named wash containing l2 pint
can be obtained for the triiing sum of 25 cents.
Prepared and sold Wholesale and Retail by
CALDWELL q HILL Apothecaries.
sl5 diff 229 Main Street.
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GROCERIES, &c.
FLOUR :! FLOUR!
FRESH GROCERIES.

THE subscriber having purchased of JOS. E. GREG.
i DRY, his stock of G Ger es Flour, &c = and
made large additions to the same now offers 10 the
puhlc at wholesale and retail extensive assortment
Of w. 1. Goods, of all kinds, boughtsfor cash,
lie would cali attention to his stock of TEAS, COM
prising every variety OF English Breakfast Pou-chong
oOong Ningy ong, souchong, Old and Young Hyson,
Imperial, Gnnpowder, Tyson T%anky, sc.
SUGARS from New York and Bristol Rehneres.--
Also, Havana, Muscovado, p Rico and N Orleans do.
MOLA5sEs of all grades, consisting Of New Or
leans Porto Rico. Muscovada, Cardenas, &C., stuart,s
Extra Syrup, Old Mocha Coffee, Java sumatra and ST.
Domingo do,-ground and unground.
Also-Rce, Tapioca, MaccarOni Vermicelli, Sage,
Pearl Barley, Geatine dried Ginger add preserved do,
Extracts Of all kinds Peach Water. Rose do, Fancy
Soaps Split Peas, Canary Seed, sc. &C.
In short, all articles kept in first class w. l. Goods
store lie would be happy to all the old friends of
the establishment, and many new ones as may favor
him with call DANIEL A. HAWKINS JR.,
Nos; |, ), 5, and Main street, op. Court House.
Goods delivered with despatch free Of charge.
81 DIFF
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GAET'ElE SEa4S 81

NHE subscriber givrs notice that he has the letting
all The unocc pied land belonging TO the Worees-
ter Nodnty Agricul ura Society, that a PLAN OF THE
Lots can be seen by calling upon t. W. BANCROFT
the same JOHN WRIGHT
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AUCTIONS.
Important and Peremptory Sale


% Es 8 q % ER ID s..
RIO be sold by auction, on MONDAY, Sept D. and
1 follow ing days.
1t AldegDan's Whites Store, No. Alderman
HGrdiag'S Block, Front Street.
the entire stock in Trade of large Jobbing house in
William street, N. " amounting va ne to over $780,,
600. An immense assortment of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS;
In Silks Tabnens. Poplins, Bombaznes, Alpaccas, D..
la ines, Prints. &c
LINENS, fine 10 superfne. Satin and double Satin
Damask Table Cloths, in all sizes.
~ Sale 10 commence at 10 A. a., P. NJ, and in
the evening.
P 3. The entire stock in trafe be closed out
in ten day Us. L. HOOD, Auciioneer.
So diff
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FOR SALE.

sSye, The TIMBER, WOOD, &c, on Forty Acres
e'7 of land, the G i'll Gibbs Farm in Rutland Ms,
-=z9 on which maybe found Oak, Maple Pine, Chest
NUT White Birch, and Spruce. Apply to
CALVIN G. HOWE, Rutland,
Or to II. w. WETHERELL, IA Milk ST., Boston.
au13 dawtf
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locomotive Engine For Sale.

A Good ID hand Locomotive Engine and Tender,
N suitable for stationary power, in fine working
order Inquire of SIMEON MAYO, Manchester Steam
Mill Manchester street. diff au22
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Grocery for Sale.

THE Stock and Stand Of Grocery, doing good cash
business, in central location in this city, is of
fered for Sale For further particulars, apply at this
Office. DIFF aug5
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Dancing and Caligthenio School,

M and MRS MOORE respectfully announce TO
Iva their friends and former patrons, that they will
re omen their School at WARREN HALL, Oh WEDNEs-
DAY, sept 2lst, commencing at O'Clock NJ.
Regular days Of instruction every Wednesday and
Saturday afternoon.
N B-Ladies and Gentlemen who wish for private
Instruction, VIII please apply TO MIR. W. at the Hall
50 d2U*
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ANtI5
-, 50 Chests "anen and SEX ra fine" Oolong.
fGl 25 do "fine,n "Curious fne," and extra
Tx N Greens
EaAEA 10 Tons Brown G. and Crushed Sugars,
with every variety of CHOICE GROCERIES, at
wholesale and retail for Cash.
We are not prepared 10 adopt the system not un.
common of getting the eyes ofte purchasers dusty"
by naming price betoW cost for article and bal
ancing the top by extravagen charge other.
ss9 DIFF II. GRIFFIN 4 co.
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A, PREETISs,

Designer and Engraver, upon Wood and Stone
House on Crescent street All orders left with G.. w
RICE, al L. y. Goddard Il Co.'s, will meet It'll promp
attention. Particular attention paid drafting Mach
merry. dec3O diff
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FlanneIS FIanneIs {!

or every variety and quality, can now be found at
~ the Hue" GEO. p. BRYANT
sl3 dl2I w3Wis
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L OF ST.

il Memorandum Book, together with several loose pa
pers Whoever has found the same, desired leave
with S. ALLEN, Briney Block and receive suitable
reward. JOHN MITCHELL.
80
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Eouse and Lot at Auction.

9 w. sELBY d CO, viii sell on the premises, on
~ TUESD 4Y, Sept. 20. at 10 O'Clock, 1.-THE HOUSE
and Lot, of Summer and Prospect Streets be-
longing TO Nathaniel Stowel The HOuse is lilt OF
brick, aud contains Tenen emts
Terms Liberal and made known at tie sac. For
furtl er particulars enquire Of
sl3 dts 5. w. SELBY & CO., Auct rs.
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Paper Ruling.

vTNHE undersigned would inform tho citizens Of Wor-
ceater, that he Is prepared to receive Ruling Of all
descriptions, at
No. Harrington Corner, Third Story
Bookselers, Binders, and Printers can have their
work done any desirable pattern, at short notice.
IS d2w g. WARDWELf.
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Singing Schools.

NTM. SUMNER has removed from Southbrdge ST.
~ to Chatham st. Place, Formerly known
"Chatham st. Conlt')
N. b. chatham street. runs parallel with Pleasant
street, and is the next one South of it.
Sept A. 1859 dawtf
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DY the subscribers at their steam shop, four good
ID Jouneymdn Machiniss, on iron work, and -Four
good wood workmen, TO whom steady EN- loy ment can
be given. J. h. Il A. w. STEVENS
Last BrookfeId, Sept 8, 1853. dtf
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Mount Pleasant Schnol,

I HF FALL. TERM will commence September lst
and continue 70 weeks Pupils will be admitted
or hall or whole term, may he desifed For fur
ther particulars, Inquire of A. CARTER Proprietor
Worcester, August /, 1873. DIT anl7
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Plaid CasEamePes.
Dark Gimghams.
Plaid Goods,

NEW Styles of the above Goods received at the
IN "Hiue." GEO. P. BRYANT
sl4 dl2t w3w
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NOTICE.

MFR. WASHINGTON F. FISHER ceased to he a
VI partner liz firm, the first day of July, 1853.
WOOD, LIGHT, q co.
Worcester, Sept. 7, 1853. d3w slO
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WANTED.

THREE Four good Boot Bottomers at No 376
Il Main street, Worcester near the Oread).
au24 DIFF p. HUNT.
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Offers his services as teacher of Ancient and Moder
Lauguages to the public. Office, No. l52 Main st.
JelI dM&Th3m
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lin Plate Workers.

= OR Good Blacksmhs can find constant employ
- ment, by applying at OSGOUO BRADLEY'S
diff Car Mandatory.
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NOTICES. &c.
Manufacturers Mutual Fire Insurance


TI'IlE Annual Meeting of the Manufacturers Mutual
i Fire Insurance Company, will held at The said
Company's Office, in Worcester, on
WEDNESDAY,, the oh day Of Oct. neat,
at 10 o'clock a. NJ for the choice Of oficers for the
year ensuing and Tor the transaction of such other
ness as may come before said meeiHg.
SAMUEL ALLEN, Scc'y
Worcester, Sept. II, 1853 diff