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CLUBBING,

\ discount Of twenty-five per cent. from
the above prices will be allowed to Clubs
ordering fo"r or more copies of any one or
more of the above works Thus: -Four co.
pies OF Blackwood, or of one Reviews, will
be sent 10 one address for So four copies
Of the tour Reviews and Blackwood for
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Notice !

A n Election will he held at Lancaster C.
IA H., "n the lst Monday in March next,
for lntendnnt and four Wardens for the town
Of Lancaster, polls to be opened at o'clock
A. VI and closed at 4 o'clock p. NJ.
by order Of the Council,
A. J. BELDON, In'tdt.
r. l.. CRAWFORD
J. X. MAGIII, MANAGERS.
A. AUSTIN,
Feb. 9. IA,
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Money! Money ! Money

4 ~. persons indebted to the firm of II.
N r. & J. X. Magill, are earnestly requcs-
ted tn come forward and settle either bv
CASH or mote. CASH PREFERABLE, as We
a compelled 10 have money. Come up, one
and all. as We are determined not to sue any
one that pnysuP.
Feb. l-5t
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NOTICE,

ILL persons indebted to Tim Rodgers eth
n er by note or account, are requested to
como forward and settte before Return-day
next or their netcs and accounts will be
placed In the hands Of an attorney for coli
lection.
JAS. D. McILwAINE, Guardian.
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Last Notice.

TNIiE Subscriber takes this method to in
Il form all persons indebted to him, that
il their notes and accounts are not paid be-
fore the lst of March. they will be placed in
the hands Of J. G. Sccrcst, Esq for Collcc-
tion.
No fun this time, as dclinqucnt. will find
To their sorrow.
f.. D. KENNEDY.
Feb Q. lit
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South Carolina.
LANCASTER DISTRICT.

LANCASTER DISIhICI.
by James III. Withrspoon, Esq. Or
dinary Of said District.
UIHEREAS, John I. Copeland has APP
w piled 10 me for letters of Administra-
ton on all and singular the Goods and Chat
tells. Rights and Credits ofGlass q. CASTOR,
late Of the District aforesaid, deed. being the
estate unad dministered.
These are, therefore, 10 cite aud admonish
all srd singular, the kindred and creditors OF
the said deceased, to be and appear before
me at our next Ordinay's Court for said
District, to ho holden at Lancaster Cour.
House on The 7th day Of February next, TO
show canse, u any, why the said adminisira-
on should not be granted.
{ ~ Given under ms hand and seal, this
LIS. 24th day Of January, IN the year
49, Sof our lord one thousand eight
hundfed aud fifty-threc, and In the seventy.
seventh ycas Of Ametiean Independence.
JAMES II. WfTHERSPOON,
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Fair Warning.

A LII persons knowing themselves indcbt-
"A cd to subscriber are earnestly rcqucs-
ed to come forward and settle the same. on
or before the 18th Of this month, for after
hat date all who do not settle will have to
settle with m officer, as farther indulgence
cannot nor will not be given.
J.P. &. MASSEY.
Feb. 9th. l-2t
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TERMS.

=, IVT .,TIII.
For any one of the four Reviews. -. So 90
For any two of the four Reviews s. 90
For any three of the four Reviews. ...7 90
For I'll four of the Reviews. 3 90
For Rackwood's Magazine. ...3O 90
For Blackw"od 81 three Reviews. -. 8 90
For BlackWOod & the four Reviews 10 90
PGyn9@Hi" 10 be md,i, an all cases Ia nd
rance. NUncy current IN lie STATE Wher,
,.iB la. ,..,,;,,,J ,,J ,,.
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Money Wanted

Dy the subscribers for notes and accounts
ID that are still unpaid nd hose that are
owing us will please pay up before the first
OF March next as groceries and provisions
must be paid for, come all and give us ~ lift,
so that We can pay of our Notes, those that
do not pay us by that time, need not be- snr-
priscd if they have To pa, cost, look out.
HASSELTINE, g. UAGI\S.
Jan. 6 1853 5O-5t.
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Black smith for Sale.

DATTON, good Blacksmith, and u
1 young and likely negro, will be- sold at
Lancaster {. H., to the highest bidder, on the
first Monday Of February 1853, at the risk
of the former bidder, Thomas A. Boon, who
bid him OF at the estate sale ef Simon Beck.
ham, decd. on tie 23d of December last, and
who has not complied with the terms of said
sale.
Terms A credit Of ono. and two years,
with interest payable annually, and mort
gage, purchaser to pay for papers.
4. J. CAUTIIAN, Exr.
}. l.. BECKlIAM, Ex'x.
Feb 2. 5I-lt
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LEONARD SCOTT & CO..

10 Fulton Street (Entrance 81 Gold street. |
Ncw-Yor
\. B-L. S. & Co, have recently pub.
Iishcd. ana have now for sale, the FAR
MERS GUlDE,' by Henry Stephens of
Edinburgh, and Prof. Norton of Yale Col
lcgc, Now lIcvcu, complete in vols, royal
octave containing 1000 pagcc, II steel and
600 woods cngravings.. Pice,in muslin
binding, SO; in paper covers, for the mail,
r-i5" This work is not he aid BOOK offbe
Farm. iaieiy resmscitatcd and hrovn upon
h laRrteL
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POW DER ~ SHOT
Also a stock Of
DRY GOODS.

Consisting in part as follows
100 pieces prints al prices from jl to 2Jcts.
ioo Long cloth " 81 lSfctS
l.Irg" Stock Brown IlomcSpun. to l2scts
+ Bales ofl'lankcts at prices from one dollar
I" two dollars per pair. krrsry> and Plains
from l3 t" 20 cents. De Kalb O~nahurrs
always on hand. TIfR EA D-DcKalb. Mt
Dearborn, and Con, ord. als" a variety of
MuSlins, Aipaccas, Linen for shirts. Tick
lngS, Apron checks, Pocket IIandNcrchicf,.
Head llandkcrchicfs, GravatS, Su>pcn,lcr-.
Shcctin@S, DriIIingS--I.incn and Cotton.
GinghamS. lindscys, PlaidS, Flannc<. Sail
cla, SurIc. Cashmrrrs. HONIERY Of all
kinds GLOVES, Of all kinds LINEN V
NiflRTS, Marimo Shirts and Drawers.
Cloths, Cassimcrcs, SattinrttS. Twrr,ls. Rib
bonS, Edgngs, lacrs, &c. Also. Niolins.
Shot Gums and Rifles, at ten and fifteen dot
lars, and II great variety Of Groceries and
Dry Goods, too tedious to mention.
'ardin% business as formerly. aud will prom.
make liberal advances on Co;tons shiprrd To
orr, CORY. &c. particularly in the way
clrS to market, and want lar"r quaint tirS of
'lvln% me Il call, and making know he fact.
4 MI and most respectfully invt" all who
una that the CASH system is decidedly prefer
Y Goods are connected.
'crirs and Dry Goods cheaper than they have
IL
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CoLUMBIA MARKET, Feb. 5.

NOLCAblA hAhhEl, Il cp' ~.
CoTToS.-The cotton market to-day was
dull and inactive, with small supply on
sale, and consequently only a limited amount
Of transactions tn report. 40 bales were
sold, ut ~ to 81 cents.
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DOUGiIT from Manufacturers and others
ID Of the best houses in New York and
Baltimore, a very full stock, including every
thing and more too, which We are new offer
ing. and offering too at prices never surpass.
ed, FOR CASH or short time.
VI. 3. SORRELL. g. BRO
Bel Air, Dec. 1852. H.-l5.
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$4,000 REWARD

DANAWAY from me, on or about tho
Ia lst November last my boy named BEN
Said boy Is OF black complexion, stout built,
and shutters when spoken TO. He 4 per
haps in the Waxhaw Settlement or lower
part Of North Carolina Twill pay the aboss
reward II delivered TO me at my residence
in Lancaster District e
I'D. MecARDELf
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it will hereafter be designated as JAN
NEY's Hotel"
In announcing this to the public, the pro-
prietors feel that it is not necessary to pre-
sent Ia detail the inducements and advanta-
gcs which this Hotel presents. Its location
and commodousness, and the improvements
contemplated by its present managers, will
,hcy fes. sat ? 4, afltssd to :te travelling
public and others, n Hotel in Columbia,
which will every way rank among the hest
in the country. Every comfort convenience
and appendagc, TO the first class Hotels in
the United States, will be found at Jnnncy's
Hotel, and no effort on the part Of the Pro-
prietors will be wanting to render ii worthy
Of the capital Of the State.
Mr.. JANNEY and Mr.. HARRIS. so well
known by tho visitors at the American Ho-
tel, will always be found at their posts, and
if unremitting attention to the duties they
have assumed, be any guarantee Of satisfac-
ton, they have no hesitation in promising il
to their guests.
N- Mr. Hitchcock's splendid line of Om-
nibusscs and Hacks, having the name of the
Hotel painted on them, are attached to Jan
ney's Hotel, and will be prompt and faithful
in the conveyance Of passengers to and from
the various depois.
Jan. 26. 1888. b0-3t
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HALr-PAsr ONE ocLocK-CoTToS.-S
this morning 475 bales, nt from . n lOi.-
Market without change.
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Although these works are distinguished
Toy the political shades above indicated. vet
bat " small portion Of their contents is de-
voted I" political Subjects. 1t is their ltcra-
ry character which gives them their chirf
value. and in that they stand cont;.sscdly far
aNorr all Other Journals ufthrir class, BiucE-
"'""!. still under the i;Ithrrlv care OF Christo-
phvr N"cth, maintains It's ancient celebrity.
aii is. al this time. unusually attractive. from
the serial works of Bulwcr and other literary
n"t.h!rs. written for that magazine. and irs
appearing in lis columns both in Great Brit
ain and i'll the United States. Such works
nS - he Ca\tons' and "Mv New Novel;
I (ho:h by EuIwcr) "Th" Green IIrnd," Katie
Stewart. and other serials, ofwhich nume-
rouS rival editions are issued by the leading
/ publishers in this country. have to he rcprin.
! ted 10y those Publishers from the pages q
! Blackw"od, after il h"s bccu issued bv Mes
I srS, Scot: 4, Co. so that Subscribers to ia,
Reprint of that Magazine may always RELY
on having the earliest reading of these flsci
mating tales.
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THE SOUTH CARoLINIAN,
Published Daily. Tri- Weekly and Weekly
AT COLUMBIA, s. C.
The subscribers take pleasure in acknowl-
edging the support they have received since
they took charge ofthc SOUTH CAROLYN
IAN. They have spared no toll or effort to
render it worthy of such support, and they
beg leave to announce TO their readers and
To the public their determination to do every
thing that can be done TO make it an accept
able journal. The extension Of railroads in
the interior will afford fine opportunity to
country readers TO obtain the latest intelli-
gcncc, and :.s We receive daily tclcgraphic
dispatches direct from the North and from
Charleston, they will get the earliest news
through its columns.
Our terms, in accordance with the regula-
tioHs adopted BY the press Of the State. will
invariably bc ia advance. Daily paper Sc.
Tri-Weckly SO. and Weekly Cnrolinian 81
per annum.
.. JOHNSON & CAVIS.
CoLUNBIA. January 10, 1883.
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COM M E ERCIA
LATEST DATES
Charleston Markets.

SATURDAY MORNING, Feb. 5.
CoTToS.-Tnc market was in a very Ian
guild state to-day. The sales were limited
10 some 800 bales at nominal prices.
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(. Also in Sumterville on Tuesday evening
25th ult, by the Rev. JOHN L. GrRARpEAu,
Mr.. WILLIAM H. SWINTON of Charles
ton to MISS MARY ANN, daughter Of
CHAELEs DELoRME, Esq, of Sumtervillc.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

ted states, Tor tho frst Congressional Dis
trirt.
MAHA0ERa
"A LsaRcaster Court Hskse---M. p. Craw-
ford, J. A. Cunningham and Richard Cow
Bart.
~ BeI Air, or fsdisn LaNds.-Robt. NJ.
Miller, WIN. G. Dolby and James Miller.
~ TaRk.-J. X. Hunter, George Bell and
IT, v. Massey,
AZ SfsserS.--wm. @. Stewart, Griffin
Walker and John & Perry.
AZ Caston's.--c. Mobley, jackson CASTOR
and Even Rollin.
AZ klbrioH's;--Wm. Roberts, Urish Will
iasns and Robt Gardner
AZ TaxoSdrs--Willis Gregory, Samuel
heManus and N. Beekham.
AtRaHdsrbawks Muster GroaR&--Urah
Kandssbprk, q. w. Funderbark and John
Taylor. N :,
) A. ssa4lfs'--samea small. Joseph Halle
Polls to be kept epen two days at the
Court House, and oas day at each Of the
other places. MapaQefs 10 meet at the
Ceart Hsass on Teaaday. count the votes
and declare ths'e,estion. T'hs pelist 20 bc
slosed at che Cosst House on Tuasday, ~
o'clock, y. NJ, - a -
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The Steam Saw-Mill.

rI>lIE regulations and prices Of Lumber at
4 the Steam Snw.Mill Of =. y. Hammond
Bailey g. Co., are ny follows -
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D Z A T H s.

On Sunday evening, the 3oth ul.imo, at
his residence near Yonguesville, Mr.. ROBT.
r. CAMERON, aged about 56 years.
At the residence Of his mother in York
District, on the goth ult., Mr.. ANDREW b.
SIMRIL, formerly Of Yorkrillc, aged -
years.
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NOTICE.

Camden, January 5, 1853.
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one Pr.ee olota.ng warenonseI


Merchant Tailor and Dealer III Ready@lifaae
Clothing and GentgenseSs's Furnishing Goods,
Nos 1863 and 10 Main 81, Worcester, (Store formerly
occupied BY II. H. hamberin & Coz
Purchasers will find in the above establishment. every
GOODS in prouse variety and the Clothing generally
OF very superior workmanship and Style il being al
made by persons in the immediate employ OF Mr. are
urder the supervision of careful assistant.
no similar establishment in the Cominonw cath is
conducted upon a more liberal scale, or can present
stronger inducements for genarsl patronage. very
small and uniform profit upon great amount of busl
ness is the coutroang idea in each department.. Tie
common practice of demanding great prices and getting
the largest possible sum, is here systematically fepudia
ted and instead, the honorable and Just rule of some
price ony :, IL adhered with strict fidelity. Every
garment is marked in plain figures ut the lowest price
can be sold and rom the price there can be no absae
Ineut variation.
No fail TO perceive that this is the only just
and strictly honest rule for the DEALER and experience
has very abund-ntly proved it &c be also, IN the
long run much the most ad antazeous TO tue purchaser
1t obvious That Que is here liable 10 pay above The
lowesmarket valuation for any ariica and that those
who well acquainted with the good, and those
who not, pay precisely the same price 4f
Tie lower story and basement of The Store, are ap
prOpriated TO the sale Of Ready MAJ Clothing and
Furnishing Goods and in the Chambers dbOOe as The Gus
tom Department which now contains splendid assort
msn of Gonds all kinds of Coats Pants and Vests
and also large variety OF Clothing OF superior work
manshp. Al persons an. near, who want any
discripuon of MEMS OR BOYS CLOTHING, are re-
Hecuy inviteto visit this extensive and well stocked
establishment where superiorGoods low prices aud fair
dealing may in every he depended upon.
mch29 s30d IuaFtf l..
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MISCELLANEOUS.
BOOK AGENTS

DEPOSITORY.
I AFING made arrangements wih several large
! Puallshes, for he sup " OF Se@ aud Vausbe
Works VIII furnish AZ MS with the Bnoks 1t the
lowest casa prices ~ 100 Agents wanted sell
era Standard Works. N. HEHVEY,
AtAea's Bookstore, Ss5 Main street,
n2s dsim Worcester Mass.
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Butter. NNn W
FzH TUBS Choice Vermont Dairy Butter
~ 20 Kegs New York do do. For sale by ia
VIM. U. SWEET AZ Co.
usco dI 1856 Main Street.
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PENMANSHIP.

J. III. Hines Writing Academy
HAS heen removed to Harfing on Corner, 4th story,
i Room No II. IN consequence OF the former
not being large enough accommodate the mum.
Of scholars, this Academy has been removed 10
more cOmmodious quarters
The proprietor oil this Academy is prepared 10 teach
Ladies and Children, and is about forming classes for
their especial benefit
Ladies and Nisses-Tuesday and Thursday evenings.
Gentlemen-Mon day, "Wednesday, Friday, and satnr-
day evenings
TERMs--s2 for course of "a lessons, including
lights and stationery.
I- Hours from7 to O'Clock, P. NJ.
decl3 sHa TuTh&Sat1y
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Bg0Rs, &c.

BOOKS BOOKS BOOKS!
John Keith & Ce's Bulletin Of New Books,
No. $50 Ma'In Street. OK
Baldwin.
WEEKS Delight, or Games and Stories.
Memoir Of Robert " heaton.
The Hearth stone
My Fwo Sisters, by Mrs. Jpdeol. ----,
Vascnnseas, by Cooper
Second series Of Covernook.
AT and industry Of The Crystal Palace, By Horace
GTeeley. I'd
Hot Corn, i.ife Scenes in New York. Illustrated, in
clu ing the story Of little Katy, Madalina, The Rag
Pickers Daughter, Wild 1aggie, ETC.
Liberia, or MIR Payion's experiments, edited by Mrs
Sarah j. liza Q.
Memoirs of Abernethy.ss
Napoleon 81. Heeas--from the letters ard Journal
81 Sir hudson Lowe, vols.
Proceedings of The Hartford Bibls Convention.
The Rainy Afternoon.
Up the hiver, edition by T. w. shelton
Hypatig, or New Foes with an Old Face, by the au-
thor OF Alton Locke, YEAST. sc nc.
The Yemasse, by w. Gilmore Simms.
Pierre Boussamt, Slave in st Domingo.
Hesieand Art of Prolonging Life, by E, Wilson, F.
II.
The Good Natured Bear.
Chanlicleer Thanksgiving Story, by Cornelius
Mathews, Illustrated.
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Daguerreotypes.

noES everybody know that B u. Markham has re.
IL turned from California; and fitted up the old Da-
guerrean Palace, at Harrington Corner, in style
which by far exceeds anything this city. TO know
this please call and for yourselves Ifevery word
he tells is not true he will make you present off
better DaguereOype taken By q larger, and better
ranged SKY sht, and by operator who has had
experience than any in the state large
neut ofStock cons tantly OH hand; terms moderate
n, B. fl has instrument expressly for the pur-
pose ofcopyiug Portraits, Miniatures, entire salts,
iact N guaranteed in all cases, charge is made.
decl3 DIFF B. d. MARKHAM.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
Received at Sc Main Street, this day, Dec. IL
N. TUCK Err. Agent,

Hot Com, or Life Scenes in New York, illus
traied, by Sulon Robinson, author of 'Wild .e
Maggie, . "Madelina'' &c. l,75
Peep INTO Uncle Toms Cabin, by Aunt Mary, loo
5cribneis Engineers Pocket Table Book, 125
Household Words for Dscembe, IT
Mechanics, principles aud application, by Oliver
Byrne, rs
PooA's Index TO Periodic il Literature, 6 60
New Foes with aid fee, by Charles Kingsley, l,5O
Up the River, by e. w. shelton, I25
The farmers Guide Scientific and Practical gricul
ture vols, by Henry Stephens, r. 8, 500
The Golden Link, rales q Poems for the Young, rs
Epirualism, by Judge Ednonds. d 125
Appelon's Modern Atlas OF the Earth, ESQ
Helen Mulgrave, SO
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worcester Dramatic Museum.


sTASE MANA ]. q CARrLITCH
great and ist sllerfus psrformanee. FIRST and or
ly nisst Of be .htiful rrsEedy, by Geosgo Lilo.
an THURSDAY EVEzING, December Is, ls5a
viii be aet d. list anl only line this saasonJ the
beautiful Tragedy, in I'VE acts, entitled GEORGE
BARNWELL, or the London Apprentice.
George BsrlIweit... II. Werwick.
Wildwood. Mrs Peissenherz
After winch Miss Marion Macarthy will sing III
follow thee -
Beautiful Oyeriures by the Orchestra
II. c. Thompson will deliver an oration on annexa-
tion spoken at the laie election for Toronto
H. NJ. Mccarthy will sing tThr owes OF Barney"
To conclude. LIST time this season. with the laugha-
BILE Farce. entitled Who Speaks Firsii
captain CHARLES. Nv. ". Lelshton
smait....-..............Mr Mrs w. Il. Leighton
~ Full particulars. see Bils of The day,
Doors open at z; TO commence befure G.
PRIcEs-Parquette, so cents; Circle rs cents; Gal
cry. 1911 cents. SIS
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A Large Assortment Of
w " W. M " 81 .

NJ ne Worcester Music Store 200 Main Street
directly IN front Of Lhe Worcester House.
TUE proprietor has facilities for furnishing new Mun
sic which renders bis store desirable place 20
trade ieopie from thecounlry viii and II to their ad
vintage 10 call, send their orders Tor Music Ilooks
Srinks, or anything 10 the way Musical merchandise
rJPRicns YERY Low--oftentimes lower than mar
ktt prices 80 1903 -
superior Piano Forles, Melodeons, Guitars. violns
and Flutes, for sale and TO LET, on very favorable
terms. ~ PrApos rvrrp. is2m - ala
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III. G. FISH.

MANUFACTURER Of Wrought and Cast Iron
vi Fences, Coates for sidewa s. Irons for buildings,
bridges dse aud all other articles which can be maize
in nv live Of business. Iurch will dnd that the
articles above e.umersted, ran he bought of me 'as
cheap in Boston or esenhere, as have large as
sortlnent of the latest 4, les.
Please call and examine. Unibn Street
Worcester, Nov. g. Is 8. dly
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HTTCEa. e.


EEMALE PHYSICIAN, ard snasessfil MI @i-e
L Elucisea 81 Tie =. &. Friaao siedisai Colgst
w ~ answer calls Iigl. .nt "a
~ Residences No. HaRaf frfet APT ~
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Also, Ready. Made CIotbirp.

OF every Description, r.a h .sy
as usua consisting Of Over Coats Frock Dress and
Sack Coats Pants aud Vests, and every variety OF
Furnishing Coos. NJ q
Remember the place, 27l Main 81. Piper Block, wor
cesIer, Mass, sign OF the Full Dressed Man
s2l une 34H dawtf t"tt
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WORCESTEE IYCEUM.
q II = = LIZ

and be continued as fows viz.
LIST lecture, Soy.i7--IsMEs 4 FIELDS, Boston
81 Dec l-PARK BgNJAMtS, New YORK.
81 Dec I5--Ee T Ri SroRRs, J r, irUoklyn.
4th Dec. 2q--Rev. = MUEL JOHNSON. Salem
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James Hovey & Company

MO 81 MILK street. have just rece sed per "Niagara"
IN 10 cases of English, French and German Fancy
Goods, selected personally by Mr.. Hovey, while in
Europe.
Button Hole, &c); so 10 Wax Dolls Give sig 81; $50
do Reticues (sg sylesl together with Gents Dres-
sing Gases. LADIES' Housewives, q
French Goods, viz $50 dozen rortemonnaies, Lcath-
err, Pear7H and Jel) 800 40 Buffalo Combs tnews
300 do Bracelets kRew and various paierhs) rs do.
Reteues, (beAusiiu styles Also, LADIES' Travelling
Bags, French Work Boxes, Pearl Studs. silk Guards,
Gilt brooches, &C.
GermGa Gaods IviE, loo dozen Rocco Boxes, COM
prsng Gents Dressing Cases, Ladies' Work Boxes,
Nests Of Boxes, various sizes.
sasa aN a4nla ALSO FER AMEEICA.
$50 dozen Jet Bracelets Qeal Jet)i 100 do. Coral
Necklaces, sc, with large variety OF goods suitable
Tor hrismas and New Years sales. For sale TO the
trade only. ss9asa deodlm n2s