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The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-08-06
Ln,e-t Dates from, the Atlantic States.

The steamship Sierra Neroda Capt Blerhen
arrived at San Francisco on Sunday Afternoon
from San Jnan del Sur bringing New York
dates to the 18th, and New Orleans to the 9TH o
July.
The most important item is the appointment o.
the able statesman, Robert J. Walker, as Com
missioner to China
Hon. Pierre Soule, Minister to Spain, has de-
parted for Madrid.
There have been more Anti-Rent outrages
committed in New York
Gen. Almonte Santa Annals Minister to the
United States. had arrived at Washington and
was to have been presented to the President on
the 9Th or 9th. He Minister at Washington
in 1915, and left on account of the hostile move
ments which brought on the war. 1t is thought
IN some quarters that he will do so again.
The renowned and venerable Dr. Chapman.
of the Pennsylvania University, died in Phila-
delphla on the first of July. aged seventy-four
years. He was connected with the University
from 1911 to 1850.
Gov Foote is canvassing Mississippi for the
u. s. Senate with fair prospect of success
He is supported by the Union Democrats and
the Wings.
hun. 1aiDcIt illSDuTy ndS Deen nominated by
the Democracy for Governor of Maine.
The New Hampshire Legislature adjourned
on Tue Sd July, after postponing the Maine Ii
quor Law Bill.
A letter from Havana, in the New York Her
aid, states that there is great panic among
the slave traders of the Island, on account
OF the arrest and imprisonment of one of their
number. The whole population is In state of
excitement on the subject of the slave trade.
Col. Charles X. Gardiner has been appointed
Surveyor General of Oregon.
A tremendous hail storm occurred in New
York on the first Jsly, and produced great dam
age to buildings and other properly, and de-
stroyed number of lives. A number of houses
were blown down. others unroofed, and some
were stricken by lightning. 1t was the most
terrible storm ever know in that part of the
country. 1t did not extend to all parts of the
city, but was equally terrific at Willamsburgh
and the adjacent country.
On the same day there was similar storm
passed over the country about Northumberland
Pa, doing immense damage to the crops.
STEAMBOAT ExPLosIoN.-The Albany Steam
er New World collapsed fue at New York on
the LIST july by which six or eight persons were
killed, and several others injured.
Hon. A. 0. P. Nicholson of Tennessee, has ia
ken the editorial charge of the Washington I'm
i0n-a movement significant of the policy of the
administration.
The Crystal Palace was to have been opened
on the 18th July.
There was desperate riot in New York on.
the Fourth of July, which grew ont of an omni-
bus being driven through an Irish procession
A number of persons We're injured, and thirty
SIX OF the rioters were arrested.
General Trias, of Chihuahua, has made
Il. Z I
exhorts them To defend the Mexican territory to
the uttermost inch. with their lives if necessary
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E0reirn News.

The steamer Africa arrived at New York on
the 3Oh of June, with news from Europe to the
18th, fourteen days later than last.
The members of Parliament for Clare and
Durham have been unseated for bribery.
Cardinal Wiseman stated in his sermon on
behalf of Somerstown charity schools, the ether
day, that miracle had come to his knowledge
a religious woman, inmate OF one OF the
Benediotne communities, and who had been
bedrx for six years, had been instantaneously
cured by PRAYERS. He believed this miracle
was wrought TO show the divine approval of re-
ligious houses.
The Government of Great Britain and France
are in concert on the Turkish question, and the
fleets have orders for combined action.
The future government of India is attracting
great deal of attention 1t appears probable
that the charter of the East India Company will
not be renewed.
The attention of Parliament has been called
to the imprisonment Of negroes, British subjects,
by South Carolina.
The Alta California says:
Affairs in Europe are comparatively quiet.
Austria is more friendly with Switzerland and
Sardinia. Prussia says nothing of Neuchatel.
Russia has made no further motions towards
hostiities against Turkey.
INSTRUMENTATION of Russia published in
Paris by the Russian Minister of Justice to oc-
cupy the DaHuDe provinces, Is the most import
ant fact among the foreign news. The Porte
would gladly make it cause for war, but it is
very doubtful whether England and France will
support him, with that for the cause and he
cannot undertake the alone. The Danube
provinces are not entirely subject to the Porte,
but they recognize his sovereignty and their loss
would deprive him of large extent of territory,
several millions of subjects, and of some militia
~ positions that may be very troublesome to
him in the case of war.
There is large portion of the people of these
provinces who are attached to the Turkish Gov
eminent, and it is doubtful whether they would
submit in peace to the occupation of their coun-
try by the Russians, even though the Porte
should order them to remain at peace; and if
the people or the local government commence
hosfilities. it will be difficult for the Porte to
remain neutral. The proclamation of the Prince
of the Armenians is very significant, and will
add not little strength to Turkey in case Of a
struggle.
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VINO IS WASHINGTON 1.-The London Daily
News lately stated that an old newspaper is
still exiant wherein the pertinent inquiry is
made, Who is Geordy Washington Replying
to this query, the Journal states that 'Geordy'
is an obscure leader of Militia men, who med
dies with matters that are above his comprehen-
sion. and whose obscure life will be rounded
by the gallows,, if he continues his reasonable
practices, and .'provokes his betters too far"
Further, the public is requested to decide upon
his character by the station OF his associates one
of whom is described as . dirty printers man,
named BENJAMIN Franklin r,-Mo5iLe Tribune
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UNION HOTEL. wEAvERyILLE.

4s SCHNABEL & CO. TAKE PLEA
sf:ni sure in announcing that the /" Union
--44.4.A- Hotel is again open for the accommoda-
ton of The public.
We do not hesitate to promise every comfort
and convenience to he obtained at the best no
tells in this portion of The State.
Our table and bar will always be supplied
with The best articles TO be procured in the mar
ket.
We can also furnish comfortable private rooms
for families
Weaverville. May :. 1853 my7f
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T. F. MEAGHER-NEw York VoLUNrEERs-
The lecture for the benefit of the remnant OF
the gallant New York Volunteers, at Metropo-
Titan Hall, was very brilliant affair. The Hall
was crowded, between four and five thousand
persons being present. Below will be found
passage from the lecture Speaking of the TAM
inc, he said:
The famine had wrought hideous devasta-
ton. Not Egypt when the darkness came upon
her; not the city of the Holy Temple, when
the Roman crossed her wall not Venice, when
the plague struck her. and she lay black ened
corpse upon the Adriatic not the gardens and
the vineyards of the Lombards, when the steeds
of the Scythians tramped through them; not
London, in the days of which De Foe and Lin
gard, on imperishable pages, have left US paint
ings as appalling as the Judgment of Angelo:
their days of deepest dismay and tribulation,
did scene so terrible meet the eye of Heaven,
that, which, in the land of his fathers, in such
hideous coloring had been revealed.
Finding the worst come-their country al
but gone-her commerce gone, trade gone,
credit gone-al her interests-all her faculties
destroy destitution, desolation.
death-death by the minute, death by the mill
ion, utter ruin, utter humiliation, coming upon
her, and coming with the speed and the scowl
of the gale of The Tropics, they who had been
true to the Island true her in the face OF all,
the worst even-the distrust and detestation of
many of her own people, who had been /" faith
full to her freedom as they now are faithful to
her fall" they felt the time had come to make
bold attempt to cut adrift the dismantled craft,
and with the remnant of the crew and fortune,
save her from the royal pirate to which she had
been lashed.
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MISUNDERSTANDING the week great ex-
eitement arose at Drytown. says the Chronicle,
in consequence of the frequency of the secret
murders which have been perpretated on the
trail between that place and tiddletown, more
especially the recent case OF the death OF the
Treasurer of the Water Company. All the
bodies haze been shot from behind with mus
ket ball. 1t has been determined to send out a
securing party. but little caa be expected from
such means. as suspicion is utterly at fault
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UPPER MOUNTAIN HOUSE.

- THIS HOUSE. LONG KNOWN TO
I!iiNs travellers and packers one of the
.EslsI best houses on this ronte. is situated
about halfway between Weaverville and Shas-
Ia. An excellent table is always provided. and
the Bar has constantly on hand supply of the
best Liquors and Cigars
Good Recommendations for mules and horses
can always be had. aud constant supply OF
Hay and Barley is always kept on hand.
j. MCLAUGHLIN,
ieIltf Proprietor.
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According to the Los Angeles Star, con-
siderable attention has been paid this year to
the cultivation of the sweet potato in that coun-
ty. On one farm near that city, there is good
prospect that FIVE hundred bushels will be
raised. We see no reason why sweet potatoes
cannot be produced here, equal to any in the
world, and the experiments made this year will
fully test the question.
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STAGE LINE FOR SACRAMENTO.
Spring Aarrangcmenf.

BAXTER j. co. U. s. MAIL LINE OF
Stages from Shasta to Sacramento.
TF-pE9sgr THE PROPRIE- III
sA-@AAzs--4 tors of the above lineS-z-sSszz=---zz
being desirons of accommodating The travelling
public. by running their line as soon the bad
state of The road would permit. have placed up
on this route their splendid stock of American
Horses and elegant Concord Coaches, which
will leave the st. Charles Hotel, Shasta, every
morning at o'clock, A. NJ, for Sacramento
via
Reoding's Springs
Mikk Ranch,
Clear Greek.
Doinecrfelfs Ranch,
american Ranch,
COtfonwood,
Prairie House,
Pouer's Ferry,
Red Bluffs,
Iehana.
.Iohnson's Ranch,
MonrocriAe,
Placer City,
Wallets and
Colusa
Passengers arriving by this line can be furn-
ished with animals for any part of the Northern
Mines, by Mr. James Loag. at the Shasta Stock
Market. WIN. y. NUNNALLY. Aeenr,
st. Charles Hotel.
Shasta, March, 1853 marl2 If
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FRoM OREeos- Oregon dates to the 18th ms

are furnished us by he Bay papers.
A petition signed by almost every property
holder in Portland, has been forwarded to WASH
ington, soliciting the Land Commissioners to de-
fer granting patents 70 the various Portland
Claims. until such time as the property holders
can petition Congress, TO grant direct titles to
the owners of lots in the city.
The Methodists are about to commence the
publication of a weekly paper at Portland Ore
gon, to be edited by Revs. Buchanan, Pearne
and kigsley.
Gov. Lanes majority. according to official re-
turns, is 1864. C. Sims was elected Prosecuting
Attorney, First District; Reuben p. Boise, do.
do. Second District, and Alexander Campbell,
do. do Third District
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YAn intelligent printer being asked if
certain man was craig" said: sNo: the world
implies that person has lost sense the indi
yidual spoken Of never had any"
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EThe California Lions are committing great
depradations among the hogs and colts III the
lower part of Tuolumne county
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CITY BATH HOUSE.
Rear OF the California Erch0nSe,
Sha~fn.
THE UNDERSIGNED, PROPRIETOR
m of the above establishment begs leave
eS-N to call the attention of the public at
lal large, to bis new and commodities
I .... ! !. =, :. !. s,s. ..
MI chanse-and takes this method OF III
sor1ninr them, that nothing shall be wanting on
his part. that will conduee TO the comfort OF
those who NAV favor him with call,
He Is also prepared to give SHOWER
BATHS. =, IN
Single Tickets, 81 sa "o
RI. :. l6 90
rs,A Ho. and cold Baths at all hours
marie If :.
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CRAII, ROGERS IL CO.'S
California and Oregon Express

California and Oregon Express.
AK CoAgectsag at Shasta nth
\Md6> 4 ID Ms o. Co.'S rel
&-NS. knorn and unriruittd Pa
cifc ami dtlauc Exprcss.
NRAM, ROGERS & co. wopld most re-
~ specially inform the public, that they have
made arrap gemenh 10 forward Weekly Ex-
press 10 and from the following places, IN charge
OF our regular messengers:
PRINCIPAL OFFICES.
E'rekn,
Jacksonville
4Ahouse.
SL0stn
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AHh0use.
Shasta,
UearerriHe.
PutS6nrg,
aud PIT Rircr.
ALSO,
'Frinity River, Scott Valley,
SCOTS Bar, Salmon River,
Klamath River, Indian Creek,
Rosues River, Hunbug Creek,
Brentwood Creek, Hungry Greek,
Greenhorn Creek, Cherry Greek.
Cottonwood Creek, Hamburger,
Besiville Crescent City,
Sailor Disgings, Winchester,
Canonviile, Portland,
Salem, and
Scott River, Oregon City.
We sell at either OF our Offices
sight Draft.
on ADAMS & Co, in the Atlantic States and
an Europe. Also,
on Adams & Co.'s Offices, throughout the State
Deposites
Received. special or otherwise. The highest
price paid for
Gold Dust.
Treasures, Valuable Packages. Letters. &c,
forwarded by eur regular messengers with the
utmost dispatch.
Particular attention paid to Collections
Orders for Goods parcels or packages promptly
attended to, and forwarded according to IN
structions.
All business cntrpSics TO onr care will be
faithfully and promptly executed.
i've If CRAM, ROGERS & Co.
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RARrON 4 sNAvELN,
CARPENTERS AND BCHDEisS.
Estimates aud specifications made on all xmas
of buildings Iohbing done at the shortest no.
tice. Also. Rockers. Toms and siuces always
on hand and made TO order. IL.
Mr. Seasoned lumber always on hand
I,v,>,sr,,y RATION. UKlAa b. SNAvELr
marriott E1l1 49,.
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THE
SHASTA COU X IL X
nv .KILLmAN a. DOsH.
is PUBLISHED rvERr sAToRpAi A'"'

ARCHIBALD sKiLLMAN.
E3itors and Proprtstors.
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At the junction Of the Yrcka and Weaver,
Roads, II miles from Shasta.
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OF every description promptly executed in a So
perior manner.
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RHODES a. LUslx,s SHASTA
EXPRESS

A LEAVES THE pE1| p
&f-fFf. office OF Wells Far C+s%-F1z=sA
.ExkzHZzz@ka go & Co., Sacramento, daily, ion
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LOST, &c.
LOST.

4 BOUT fortnight since, in fhe vicinity of 262 Main
~ st bunch of KEYS The person finding them,
by returning them to that place. this Office will
be snitahly rewarded off jy26
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NOTICES, &c.
LEICEsTER ACADFMY.

THE Annual Exhibition of the stu'onrs OF this In
! stitution will take place the First Congrega.
onal Meeting House in Leicester, on TUESD DAY the
9th inst, preceded BY Poem from Hon. Charles
Thuroer, commencing half pact nine O'clock, A. VI.
The Fall Term will commence on THURSDAY,
Sept l. Tuition in the English Branches $780, Lam
guages S4,5 per quarter.
A. e. DENISON. Sec'y,
of the Board of Trustees.
Leicester, August 8 1853. dot w3w
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o. Office Hours from TO q
From the London Times.
number Of scientific gentlemen assembled yesterday
al the house Of Dr. Turnbull in Russell square, wit
ness the results produced by process recently discov
cred BY the Doctor and applied for the deafness
and blindness
Between twenty and thirty patients attended, many
OF whom it was stated by their parents had been deaf
and dumb. They were submitted to tests, BY
which II proved that their deafness had cured
by the application Of DIR. Turnbull's remedies and
what appears most singular is that whether the disease
depended on par sis Of the auditory nerve rupture OF
the tympanum, obstruction OF the internal ssages
relief had been obtained complete effected it'll
out pain or ihcOnyenire. Several paIens who repre-
sent ed that they had been completely blind said that
tney could now perfectly well. d2W iy23
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AGENTS WANTED.

'INO engage in the sale of Dir. BLACKMAN'S
i MEDICINES.
The subscriber, General Agent for Dr. j. Backman
wishing 10 employ few travelling Agents, offers rare
opportunity to competent men wishing engage, young
and middle aged me1 only need apply To such the
business will be profitable and agreeable. To gentle
men OUT of health, it offers great advantages for the
ing good compensation for time thus SPENT Those
wishing TO engage will be employe either by the month
commission.
For further particulars apply to the subscriber at his
Office, No. z07 Main st. up stairs first building north Of
Amer cln Temp. HOu,e Full particulars can also be
mad by letter. post paid. N. lNGHAM.
aug5 dawlm*
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Admission Parquette, 80 cents Circle, % cents
Gallery, % cents TO commence al 8 O'Clock
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PARASOLS

> May be bought 1.-THE Manufacturers prices
E1NSH which are Is per cent cheaper than you can
No. - find them at any other place in this City
IT. N. B. All my Parasos have the best Of
Whalebone Frames, and warranted well made.
n r. MOORE 80 Main St,
Formerly J. 5. Rand's Old Bonnet Store.
Wore ester June TO- 1858 d3m
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DRUNKARD, Or the Fallen Saved,
ON FRIDAY EVENING,

as played 10y him upwards of 800 nights 10 Philadelphia
New York and Boston, with The entire appreciation Of
a judciOus end discriminating pubic.
Owing TO the great length of the play, no other piece
will be play ed The same evening
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industrial Exhibition Of all Nations.

VNHE AMERICAN CRYSTAL PALACE y now
Open ana IN full tide OF operation, ana whiie we
wand remind ali TO visit this splendid edihce, we
al tie same time woad earnestly advise all % secure the
sa,lest onny TO witness the AuTslicAl Exhibition
SwAN XII STIN,s Premium pictures, Nos. 1877 and 207
Main "a HATHAWAY BROTHERS, Operators
rrPs Fancy Daguerrean Stock az reduced prices
eos tbres ,eeekg o,siv. DIFF is26
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FO r. S ALE

= good assortment of House Lots, on and near Union
Hill, some OF which are among the FIRST il the very
first in the city, for desirable location commanding a
view OF beaut al scenery unsurpassed in any other
part of the city
Also, otner Lots III various parts OF the city, and
several Houses all al which will be offered for
reasonable prices, and ttrms of payment easy.
Also, number Of Farms III the County, having from
~ TO 80 Acres each. LARKIN SMITH,
augj DIFF 226 Main Street, Worcester.
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C0PARTNERSHIP.

TINE subscribers have formed Copartnership under
Il the name and firm of c. A. HARRINGTON & Co,
for the purpose of selling Drugs, Paints, Oils Man
uidcturers' Articles, and will continue the business
the old stand Of G. A Harrington, No so Main
e. A. HARRINGTON.
mchl7 JEROME MARBLE.
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MORTIMoRE's
Rheumatic Compound,

fPIlIs truly celebrated remedial preparations eflca-
cions alike Tor 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 lis paramount virtues. 1T ERADI
GATES this heretofore ncurable and distressing dis
from The ss stem, and Stands nnrva in the Phar-
macy OF Medicine
We do not propose make unqualified statements,
or to force Hostrua Def the pnblc but simply to
request those most interested,
SUFFERERS I'HEl1SEL YES,
to procure ON the Agent in their vicinity circular
and only read the testimony of those who have ex
perenced its invaluable curative powers, but write to
call npon the convaeseents that the statements
may emanale from the FOUNTAIN HEADS course
which will satisfy the incrednlous, and one by
which reputation Of the REMEDY is certain of being
sustained Write also the proprletos, who win ac-
cord every inormalon and fdrnshnames of undoubted
character from every ion of the Union, numbering
among them some of the most eminent Ply sicans,
Clergymen, Editors and prominent citizens rendering
the reaIit, and efficacy Of the remedy hey ond the
reach Of doubt dstrust.
MORTTMORE'S
RHEUMATIC COM POUND,
Is Vegetable Extract, an Internal Remedy, prepared
expressly for this One Diseases and this it will cure in
every iorm either infammatoy tAcute) Chronic, no
matter Of how long standing
Sold by C. 5. d Al Howe, NJ. b. Green d. Scott,
L. I. Lazeli, Worcester; 3. X. Bliss and Haven,
Springfield.
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NOTICE.

ENOR Sale at the Soap Factory, on Prospect st.
Il few good Pigs, part Suffolk, an extra good COW
years old large lot Leached Ashes, exchanged for
Wood Or Woodland if wished. G. W. RIJGG
myl9 diff
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BUILDING MOVING!

A IL persons wishing any description of Buildings
"A Moved or Raised, in workmanlike manner, and
on the most reasonable terms, viii do well to avail
themselves of the subscribers services
Orders left with P. Lothrop 90 Mechanic ST. viii Sc
cure prompt attention. SETH TWITCHELI
Worcester, July s. 1858 d3m
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ESTABLISHED in 1822.
WANTS.
Girl Wanted.

ITO go few miles into the Country and to do the
L HousewOrk for family of two persons, including
herself This is a chance. Apply at the Employ
ment Office, 233 Main ST., up stairs augl dtf
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Horses.

80 Tho subscriber accommodate good Pas
ZlrN- ture Feed for or s Horses, at his Farm, In
IN Shrewsbury, IL applied for soon. Inquire
A~lG-4-at LEE, sPRAGuE a co.'s, No, AZ Main
Street CHAS T.. MILES.
Worcester. June 40. 1853 dtf
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HENRY o CLARK'S
TWK FED
SEMI ANNUAL SALE.
No. / Merchants Row.

this is the season to reduce the Stock Of Summer
"A Goods will name some Of the prices at which
Goads NAV had Mt
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FOR SALE

[vA The Real Estate, corner of Portland and Myrtle
HI u Streets consisting of Houses and about $4,000
- feet of Land. Enquire of
aug2 EDWIN GLEASON.
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ONE WEEK !!

TNHERE will be a further opportunity this lceek
for all persons who indebted the subscriber
to settle their accounts with him after which they
will be deposited with person better skilled in
the science of collecting. A HUNTINGTON.
July 2jth, 1858. DIFF
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wood Yard Removed,

JHROM the old stand, on Front street, TO Mechanic
II st. opposite Suiton's Grain Store, where will be
tept on hand and for sale an assortment OF Hard and
Soft WOOD Delivered as heretofore.
VIM. q, Y. CLEMENCE.
Worcester, Aug 2, 1853 DIFF