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KOLIAN PIANO FoRi

uALLETT, DAVIS. 3 CO, the 10,
IL celebrated Plane FORTE Manuf.otI
order the better 10 soeomnodat their =
ern customers, haze rece6tly opened war,
Broadway, New feek, v8sre large aud
superior instruments, - with and wit
ebrsted kslian asso@paf ameRt, NAV alx
Eolian, by the skill n 4 Improvement .,
Co, has been divested Of the harsh ser.
pure pipe or nute tenS substituted, q
sweetness and beauty Of The parlo or,
have been to long and fsversbly known
ton - and when united ~ their Eoliar
can he found. Every inBefument war;,
faction, or the whole Of TIN purchase mo
ed, with cost VI trxnsporteticn.
69UED L BERRY
291 Bro "
NJ Msssrs. q. 4 b. hare the best
music and musical instruetion books I
United states. Liberal disseunts made
Aug rs.
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PHONETIC WORKS.

DR.. COMsrocK Is the author Of the Americas Rkssx
Alphabet the only perfect alphabet that has been lvent
the world because it is the only alphabet that h = ID
tinct letter for every Articuate sound and signs for
infection and information DR.. has published In sfis
phabet his System Of Eocution, 81 the Mem Tssicn<
81 U.s. the first book VI PopeS Honsrs Iod With eopos
notes, 81 cents My Little Geography, Is and nar
Der of other works Aus n
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aOLDIERg CLAIMS

I Am still engaged N the prosecution q,
Il 8ovsrnnsnA 6aeA Of the soldiers ~
or THAR hsiRs, - Aava nled claims 10 ho,,
them sospsnasd o. ve1eotsd, or Who hays W. ,
we'll 70 open : CORES kndsnee with ,ns NV :!
land In . most every i1stance. Ther, ~,
claims on fi's IN the Pension Once, nearly
can have allowed u Authorised TO act n,
word TO the wise 10 80 cient.u
DI Saspnded on31ss under act OF :
also sucoesefully presented, and no foe
any case unless land io4socured. Addra
Sept. .. A.M,6AN6EwER, V
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- - - '~.o'>-vEt. tsurc'- - - AFs..--
nR. COMSTOCk'S Vocal GymnasiuDl, .Philsdel phi
- which has been In successful operation sr mote IA,
twenty years. is designed for the Promotion Of HsaisA
Cure of Stammerng and the Correction of Lissapg ~
other Defective Articulation well for lmprsvament
Elocution. Address A CoMStOCk, d,
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OF IL Is sso suited TO the various members Of the
faniiy circle and Is among the pey best Of the libraries
for public schools learn that IL is introduced into the
public schools Of this city, (Absny) aud various other
places DIR SPRAGuR.
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point and has long maintained it. She will
continue to maintain it, The old Castilan de.
termination of purpose will guide her councils
in future. am, therefore, very clearly of opin-
ion that We shall not have Cuba, so long as the
friends of liberty continue to call public atten-
ton to the wrongs and crimes Of slavery
The policy of the Spanish Government to set
the slaves of Cuba free, in case of formidable
INVASION forbids all hope of obtaining it by con-
quest. IL is now well known that, prior TO the
Lopez expedition, the Governor General had
express orders il he found it necessary TO de-
| fend the island 10 abolish slavery and put
arms into the hands Of the emancipated slaves
Now sir, our fllibusterng politicians will have
no object in obtaining Cuba unless they can
thereby obtain it with slavery. They fight for
| oppression, not for freedom With these facts
before the country, we shall have no more fill.
clustering expeditions Our political fllbusters
will now disappear. They will escape the gar.
rote, but will be reserved for political suffoca-
| ton.
Mr.. Chairman, speak my own opinions. Nc
other man is responsible for what | say.
have given some attention to this subject and
have satisfied my own mind, that while the ad
vocates Of liberty shall continue their efforts 70,
freedom, their struggles for justice to all men
Cuba piN not be ANNEXED. congratulate the
friends Of liberty and Of humanity upon the
important position they have attained The
very efforts which our opponents said would se.
cure the annexation of Cuba, have under the
circumstances TO which | have referred, pre-
vented the preparation of that outrage. II is
the bold untlnching agitation and maintenance
of truth, by political, moral and religious eff.
forts, that has saved US from that degradation.
Had We, sir, united with the other political
parties at the late election; had we then dis
banded, there would have been danger of the
annexation of Cuba, even at the price of war
and bloodshed. But we have attained the DO
stion which enables us by our efforts TO COM
mand the respect of our opponents and more
especially has our oonrse commanded the re-
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LockP0rt ". Z, N0v. p, lS52.-Ihe Lock
port Democratic League at their last meeting
remodelled their Constitution making their
permanent oiicers-a President, four Vice Pres-
dents Clerk, Secretary, and Corresponding
Secretary-all having their specific duties
Among the objects to be carried out, was to
Increase the circulation of the National Era.
They all resolved to work, and get up club
for the Era in the name of the League, and APP
pointed the four Vice Presidents, lone of whom
resides in each of the four election districts Of
the town. TO receive subscribers names and
money, and from time to time forward them
in the name of the League, and report to the
League Mt their next meeting.
Oar friend j. {, has been getting up list,
and being member Of the League has con-
sented 10 have them forwarded to you in their
name We shall continue 10 forward names
and money as fast as received, and shall expect
10 receive the Era on your most favorable
terms.
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for the cause of freedom, during the last year
than any savant statesman, or politician u
our land. That inimitable work, "Uncle Toms
Cabin, is now carrying truth to the minds Of
millions, who, TO this time, have been deaf to
the cries of the down-trodden. 1t is arousinp
the sensbilities Of this country and of Europe
1t goes where no other Anti-Slavery work ever
found its way, and quietly carries conviction
to the hearts of it's readers. 1t has been dram
atized, and both in this country and in Europe
the play-going public listen with intense inter
est to the wrongs, the revolving crimes. of sa
very Thus the theatre, that school of vice, ,
has been subsidized to the PRONUNCIATION of truth
and the hearts OF thousands have been reach
ed, who were approachablo in no other way.
The clergy of the North are awakening 10
duty, to the calls of humanity. No longer are
we called to listen to clover law sermons
nor are the feelings of our Christian communi.
ties shocked by reading dscourses from Doc.
tors of Divinity, intended to sanctiy and en-.
courage the most transccndent crimes which
ever disgraced mankind Churches and cccle
siastical bodies are beginning to move in be-
half of truth, of Christian principles They
are purifying themselves from those who dea
in Gods image they are withdrawing church
fellowship from those pirates who deserve tn,
gallows and halter, rather than a seat at the
communion table of Christian churches.
have glanced at these facts in answer tC
those who have spoken before me, and for the
encouragement Of our friends, in order to as
sure them that while Wings and Democrats in
this Hall are discussing the propriety of pro.
tecting "eotton cloth and "em mails the al.
vocates Of freedom have not forgotten the duty
of protecting the rights of our common human,
ity
But Mr.. Chairman, my principal object, in
rising was to call the attention of this body
and of the country, to the first in the series OF
resolutions presented by the honorable Chair.
man of the Committee of Ways and Means
Mr., HousroS 1t refers to our foreign re.
latons" The position We hold towards the
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Hartford Conn, Dee. 8, ls52-The Free
Democracy of this city met ON Saturday even
ing after the Presidential election, and com
menced a thorough reorganization, and in de.
tance of all Baltimore Platforms. We are de-
termincd to .agitate, until the Belshazzar Of
American dospotsm shall be compelled to call
our school of Doctors and Prophets, to read
and interpret the handwriting
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INDIA RUBBER CLOVIS, MI.

Office Baltimore anG SssSqussadsa Ra
Baltimore, xnguS q 1862
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MISCELLANEOUS
BOOKS FOR TIE PEOPLE.
y =. 8. Redfiel6.
Nos. 10 and 112 Nassau street n

Nos. 10 and u Nassau street, New York.
Has recently published the following new and popular
Books, for sale by Booksellers generally
Speeches and Addresses of Thos +. Mesgher 81 90
2-Oap Sheaf, a Fresh Bundle, Lewis MYRTLE 90
3-Chevaliers of France, (lerberD l25
A-Children of Light, by Caroline Chesebro, 90
5-Regal Rome, by Francis w. Newman, IS
6-Discoyeres in the Mississippi valley, &c, by
Marquette and others. $40. Maps, &C. 2 90
1.-THE Forest (Author Of Lldy Alice ] 20
sAHcent Egypt uuder the Pheroahs( Kenrck) vs2 90
9-ComParatiye Physiogmomy. q W. Redfeld) 2 90
l0-Philosophers and Actresses. (goussaye)2 Wis 2 so
linen and Women Of the 18Th century q vols 2 so
l2-The Master Builder, life a trade d. X Lee)l 90
l3-Hagar story Of To-day. (Ahce Care,) 10
1.-THE Men of the Time. Contemporary Biog-
l5 -TrenRc6' . On the study of Words. Is
16-Knights of England. (iIerber) 25
l7-Cavalifrs Of England. (lTerberD 25
ls-Poetical Works Of Fitz Greene Halleck leo
l9-Isa; pilgrimage Caroline Chesebra) 60
2O-Clovemook. (Ace Carey 90
2l-Lectures and Msceanies- (Henry James, 25
22-Dream Land by Daylight. Caroline Chesebro) 25
23-Talenis and Traditions of Hungary. Pulsz0) | rs
24-Eplsodes of Insect Life vols each, eco
25-Chapman's American Drawing Book, parts EACH so
26-Characlers in the Gospels (ev f. II. Chaph) 50
27-i.sys of The Scottish Cavaliers (Ayoun) 90
2S-Lyra and other Poems. ((Alice Caiey) IS
29-The Book of Ballads. (Bon Ganlter) rs
3l-Lillian and other Poems. (Praed) 90
30-The Ladies of the Covenant. (Anderson) IS.
32-Works of Edgar Allen Poe. 8 vols 400
93-Bronchitis and Kindred Diseases. w. W.Helll 90
34-Wright's Sorcery and Magic. 1875
S5-The Night Side Of Nature (Crowe) 1926
S6--Grscom on Ventilation. Coloied plates l 90
37-Napiers Peninsuar war, complete 90
35-Rcichenbacf's Dynancs of Magnetism. %
IN PRESS, AND NEARLY READY.
Napoleon in Exile b5 B. f. O'Meafa, vs.. 90
9-Ihe Pretty Plate, illustrated by barley, IS
3-The Speeches Of the Rt. Hon. T. b: Mscausy,
2vols.. so
A Stray Yankee in Texas, illustrated by barley, 25
5-Miek Of The Woods by Dr. Bird new revised ed rs
6-The Speeches, State Papels and Miscellaneous
works of Hon. ~. II. seward. VS.. 6vo each, SO
dec6 d3m
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New York Crvstal Palaoia..I


NOTICE given by the Association Tor the EXHIB~
LIN IT10N OF THE INDUSTRY OF ALL MA
I1ONS, TO all parties in America DESTROYS of cOntrbu-
ting TO the Industrial Exhibition be opened in tie
City Of New York, in May, 1858
All pc desrous of obtaining place in the Build.
ing erected on Reservoir Square, in the City Of New
York, by the Association for the Exhibition of the In
dusry of All Nations, requested send in their APP
pcations for Space before the first day Of February,
1858, Immediately after which date the Association
will proceed to decide on Applications and aot Space.
Each Application must furnish the Exhibitors name
and address in full and state whether he is ManufacIu.
rer, Proprietor or Agent. II must contain concise
description the articles offered for Exhibition and
statement Of the Precise Dimensions of the Space re.
quIed on Wall, by Height and Length; if Floor
or Counter, by Length and Breadth
Applications must be signed by the persons proposing
10 exhibit. and be addressed the Subscriber at the
Office Of the Association, No. So Broadway New YORK.
The Association hopes that attention will be given to
the exact terms Of this notice, and that its requirements
will be carefully observed ia making applications.
by order, w. WHETTEN, Secretary.
No charge will be made to exhibitors for space al
lotted.
JANUARY S, 1858. jams DIV
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Particular Notice.

IL d. ABBOTT q co invite the attention of per
s sons seeking desirable locations for building pur
poses, to heir pats of House Lots situated in various
parts of The oty and offered for upon such terms
as cannot fail to suit purchasers
Persons contemplating change Of residence flom the
city to the country will find it for their interest call
upon us, and examine list of Farms for sale, IN
Pleasantly located sections Of the country around Wor-
cester.
We are also prepare to sell exchange landed es-
tates in any locIli'y y, upon favorable terms
u. n. ABBOTT & CO.,
octl9 dtf 1913 Main street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-21

NTEssRs JANKiNs a. CLouGli would most ss, Re,
NI spectmy inform their patrons ana inc paJ ,nS
generally, that they baye fitted up new 10y, sn,s ~
d. Goddard A. Co.. IN the new Block recently sIec.oa
between tho Post once and American Iempetan n"
House, where they VIII 30 found y promR'
their most aince,s thanks for the liberal PATRONAGE
which they have received during tho many ysa,s ~
which they have carried ON the business 10 VIZ wy
both separate and together, they trust bM ~" nv"
""''' WIZ sun '"0 ''"e '" W. n. JANKINs,
doc,a AR Nuf .Hffi4 NiA.. saF. A. CLouGH.
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Marbleized Iron Nantes, Columns, Table
TOPS, sc.
Tbe sALAMANDER MARBLE CoMPAN

The SALANANUEN lHhINDLI1 WITT n, ID,
A RE now Offering the above in great variety Inc
"A articles produced by them are very exact IN .nelr
their Gnsh and elegant their designs; they are cheap
er than Marble and having Iron basis, are more d-
rble and caunot he injured by the action o. ACIDS OF
~, =. having obtained GOLD MEDAL for them ~
H. III Fs Of The American Instii1te, and receiving
Joy commendation from Architects, Builders, me pub
lie and the press they invite attention to them win con-
fdence l,,.,.o bo;ng
more readily set up than Marble, and not liable 70 De
broken in their Transportation. A Circular WIN ue'
signs and st of prices viii be sent BY posi- on Spp
cation. SiLhS " ~, -, %.,ar ,ha
Ware Rooms slS Broadway, New York, under lne
care of JoHN RusroN, 10 whom all business conlilun
cations only should be addressed. Mandatory on ,uu
son corner Of Thirteenth streets unnef wy
,snde' re Of the inventors, r f. & l. + williams.
specilnens may also be seer at HEkklNeg sa ~
mander alo Depot, 1856. 1877 and l3o Water ST. n. y
dec6 $3.50"
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MNTTCE.

TENE subscribers having formed connection in Bust
1 ness, under the name and firm of =. E. ABBOTT
& CO., and taken the centrally located Office over
Leonatd * Goodhus Tia; store, entrance No 2S3 Main
streetliresy opposite Elm street, would tender their
services as
Real Estate Brokers,
to persons having landed Estates which they wish
to dispose Of
They also prepared exchange city property for
farming lands, upon the most favorable terms, or nego-
tate the sale Of properly in adjacent towns and would
respectfully solicit the attention of purchasers the
following Schedule Of Property which they Offer
Oh SALE.
Two valuable Houses on the Cener of fremont and
Mechanic streets
Two large new Houses on Chestnut street.
One House Irving street, aid two on Pleasant
street.
Five Houses in Pine Meadow quarter
Also number of small Farms of abOutl250 acres,
rying from five to fifty miles distant from this city,
Also 100 house lots in parts of the city, some
of which arc upon the "Wheeler Farm" plat, and are
n 1t excellsd for location by any in the vicinity.
The above property will oil be sold low For Terms,
ilqdire Of E. h. ABBOTT d 20.
We would also tender services Auctoneers, to
all persons having property be disposed of by Auc-
ton, either in the city, or adjoining towns
+. E. ABBOTT IL CO., Main street.
Worcester, July l6, 1852. dly
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For Sale OF Exchange

For HOuses in Wore ester,
A WOOD LOT of 80 acres in Sutton also, house and
n five acres of land in Sutton
Also, house at Whitn's village also, house lots
near the Worcester Academy
Also, house lots on street leading from King street
to Chandler; also, vo house lois at the corner of
Chandler and Queen street
For urther particulars enqnire Of
GUSTAVUS ELLIOTT 2.
Corner of Chandler and Queen st.
Worcester Nov. Is, 1852. diff
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Fam for Sale.

ME Subscriber will sell, or exchange for Real Es.
.e, N ne CITY o. Worcester, Farm of SO acres,
in the westerly part Of Shrewsbury about 81 miles from
the Court House, on the old road Shrewsbury 1t is
the Farm owned a few years since BY Levi Howe and
now occupied by Peter Rich, Jr is desirable place
for one wishing raise vegetables for the Worcester
market the soil being well adapted that purpose
For luther particulars, enquire of Peter Rich Jr on
the premises, or of EDWARD EARLE
Worcester, 4 ST Month. 1852 iau9e. dovvtf
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Western Land Wantedl

ABOUT $4,000 worth of Real Estate IN worcester
and ga 600 worth Of Personal Property in N. H.,
will be exchanged for Land situate in Michigan, or IN
The North part Of Indiana or Ohio if applied for mme-
%s,eIv LARKIN SMITH,
ianis dtr 235 Main street.
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Grass Valley Gold Mining Company.

I WINCHESTER, President. Capital $3.50 600
y Shares, $500; nali-sliares, 100.
The rich Quartz claims owned by the Company ex-
coed 400 In NUMBER covering surface Of 100 acres in
The richest and most desirab part of Grass Valley.-
The machinery which is the most approved and pow
eFfu of any yet manufactured is calculated to pnver-
ize one hundred tuns per day. The principal part Of
the machinery is the ground and the remainder dali
y expected The whole Of the property is paid for and
the Company free from debt This is no speculative
affair lew Shares of the Stock for sale al par Pam
phlets, containing the Charter, Bylaws, Map &C.,
may be obtained at the Offices il by mil, iDclose two
three-cent stamps. Address, post paid, with remit
lance for stock, gin drafts ON New York, or current
funds.)to EN-
n o. RICHARDS, secy, No. 1907 Fulton ST. N. r.
Where specimens of the collaborating Quallz may be
seen from 10 to o'clock. novel, dam
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House and Barn for Sale, or to III.

Ia TIE House on Pleasant street. next west of
iaA Dr. Martins Brick House. containing comno.
80 dious 90 lnected parlors library, dining room and
kl'cheh with ample closets six comfortable lodging
chambers besides one in the 1t is supplied with
hard and soft ater The cellar is good, and Barn
convenient for keeping two HurseS Rent-S35O
For further particulars, apply to
EDWARD EARLE
Worcester, 18th Mo-, 9, 1852 dtf
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Valuable Hou,e for Sale

Ia TIE House now occupied by the subscriber
with the whole, or part Of the Land adjoining
1t is situated at he head of State street and IS
one OF the hest built and convenient houses in this
city For terms, and further description, apply To
maylf dstf G.. A. HARRINGTON
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FO r. S ALE.

"a THE subscriber being DESTROYS of leav as.s
Jul ing his State, offers his entire REAL ~
- ESTATE at very low prices consisting -e=4
IN part OF one House on Shelby street one do unfn-
lshen, on Laurel street, one do Grafton street 20
House Lots on Laurel iIill do on Grafton street
u acres % Land on the Holden road 1873 Acres of
Land, with good Farm Buildings, in Paxton
oct5 DIFF A. NJ MERRJFIEID
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z. u w e z
MnTIcR.

All those who indebted to the subscribers either
by note account, respectfully requested TO
make immediate payment. L. d D. X. EARLE.
Worcester. lDlh Mo-. 23. 1852 dawSm
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FOE SALE.

GEVERAL HOUSE LOTS delightfully."- situated
- near the Medical College. Inquire uf C. N. GOULD
FroVdence street, or OF DR.. G. NEWTON Front street
sepllo d3m
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]. G. Pearson

J. G. Pearson
YxTouLD respectfully inform The public, mat he has has
w ,aken the old stand of Farley 4 Pearson, 2os
Mnin street, Worcester Mass., waere he continues to
nannart,,re Cnrhart's celebrated patent Seraphines,
Melophines and Aolians single and double reed, IRON
4 to octavoa, and Of the best sly e and hnsh !.
Every Instrument made opd sol1 Wy uo Su"''''"'''
warranted to give perfect Satisfaction doysm
ianl ""N'
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COMPREHENSIVE NORGE.

TUE subscribers have this day entered into Co.
Il partnership, under The firm of BAsSETT, EARLE,
e. BROTHER for the purpose OF transaciing the Whole
sale Commission Produce Business the new building
erected in 7. d o. K. Earles Lumber Yard at WASH
ngon Square, nearly opposite the Boston q Worcester
Freight Depot.
AHAz BAssETT,)
THos. EARLE, YBASSETT, EARLE & BROTHER.
o. X. EARLE. !
Worcester, July 10, 1852
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JEWELRY, CUTLERY, &c.
New Goods.

M ID FENNO q SON, have just received fine
w assortment of Bronze Ornaments Paper Ma
chine Work Boxes, Porte Folios, Writing Desks Ink
Stands, Boxes in any quantity ch Jew Try in any va.
Tetyi better variety Of Fancy Goods suitable Tor New
Years presents than can he found any other estab.
lshnlen in this city, and prices that DEFY all CONNIE.
tiiion Our nioJto-Large Sales, Small Profits. 66
Main st Get, dec3l DIFF
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REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE.

To THE House occupied by the subscriber. 3l7
ill., Aain street, corner of Madison. Inquire Of the
Esq. septl5.du N XViIEF ii M
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NEW LUMBER YARD

at the Norwich Rail Road Depot,
NNTHERE will be kept by The undersigned, stantly
w on hand, all the various kinds and qualities Of
Eastern. Western and Northern Lumber
Consisting Of Boards, Plank, Joist Shingles, Clap.
boards, Pickets, Laths, White Wood, Ash, Black
Walnut and Cherry. AN fIT .tfEi
FRAMES supplied TO order at short notice. and all
LUMBER sold on the most reasonable terms, Dy
r a..nL. J.O. MORSE & co. 7
9T once NO. 10 Mechanic st. aug23 DIFF
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OVER COATS.
NEessvs. Yhayer & Eamaes


TTAVE just received another lot Of those nice OVER
I'LL COATS. Those wanting FIRsT-RATE ARTICLE,
should give them call before purchasing elsewhere.
Also, just received, a large assortment OF b o US
OVER-COATS, of all kinds, and for sale cheap.
Harrington Corner, corner OF Main aud Front streets.
Worcester. Nov. 4, 1859. du
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n OR s a u u .

Sixty valuable House LOIS on the pleasantly located
tract of land formerly owned by John Boyden and 9TH
ers situated between Elm and Pleasant streets, which
are exceed for building purposes by any other lots
in this vicinity.
Also, 600 ACRES Of valuable Timber, and 200 acres
Of improved Land, with Dwelling Houses, and
first class Saw MIL, shlsIe, and stave Mill and three
all times, lying together and in good locality, will be
sold at bargain exchanged for city property, or
property suitable to transport Sonth or West III lots to
suit Failing health is the of this property being
exposed for sale. LhkklN SMITH,
seno5-dtf 1888 Main Street