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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-28

the srrorsnt Au-risp dcsnds because ts ta,ed th1
Lord Aberdeen always tries 10 art m good understand
ing with Russia the power for which be has ever felt
rost consideration The eventaaty Of partition OF
Turkey is even talked Of, though loudly opposed By
uuhHc feeling Tie TIs.es usual turns round sceord
ins To cirrurntances and while sometimes moetyrt
ousy stands up the champion Of national rght t now
10, only ntmaies bu; openly approves of partition OF
Turkey az perhaps unavoidable Occurrences. The
tone of the French Journal De Dsss is decidedly dis
ferent-pointing 70 the contrast Of ministerial speech
several years back and the present answer of Lord
John Russell to the interpolation Of Lord Dudley Stu
art in respect to the dismemberment Of the Turkish Eu
Iire.
From Vienna we hear that though toe Emperor :
health has improved HE mental faculties seem to have
suffered This opinion Is supported BY the fact thsth
cousin. Archduke Wilhelm, has been appointed his
"ahz Ego." People think il would have been more
nttuI al appoint the heir presumpye to this impar
taut post but il is said he is not looked upon with
favorable eye BY the influential members of the Court
actuse hs ard sympshies are with The civilians
while Archduke Wilhelm is thoroughly military in his
views and habits Several executions have taken place
in Italy in xantua- Arcbpiest Revere and Count aon
tarara among those who, the 4th inst suffered
capital punishment is remarkable that the number
of the unfortunate men, who have persisted at Aantua
ty the hand Of the hangmsn exactly corresponds with
the number of executions which, the Sd inst,
took place Pesth. Mr.. Jubal Of the Hungsrians
sacrificed, was some years back Professor a; Vienna
ard Pesh where he CHANGED to form the acquaintance
of the mother and sisters of Kossuh and gave draw
ing Lessons 70 the children Of Mad Meszleny He
Imprisoned about year and halfago, and his friends
felt so secure in the knowledge that no grounds could
be alleged for his punishment that they looked forward
to his speedy release. He seems now to have fallen
sacrifice to the anxiety and terror which every Aus
trAn Government officer feels since the recent events
at Milan. Mr. Noszlop, who likewise died on the gal
lows representative in the diet in LAS and 49,
and Government commissioner during the revolution
Hewas imprisoned but succeeded in escaping Austrian
vengeance by flight to the forests Of the Bakony where
until bis late capture he lived with band OF guerrlss
He was arrested at Pesth, where he had gone as he
frequently used to DO to vary he said his dull life
in the wocds
The German papers give proclamation OF the Arch
bishop of Vienna, in which he appeals 10 Providence
against the rebels, against whom human power can
not avail " he enjons all good Catholics TO watch the
proceedings Of their and aborers and to
temp, their principles" to any one who should feel
any .cruple for such proceedings he beforehand gives
absOipfiOB Ar.c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-28

rev Emperor IS sfrSid .cme accident win
poor man before be has used him TO put a ero,.
bead, 10 hide. II possible with its aster the y,
peIiured soul TIE streets OF Milan are ssr,e,,, -.
ed and orders ha'e been given dsper.c or sr,.-,
citizens where three or more are found eoa,sr.,.-
ee.heri
Last sunday attended service In the sssi,, C>..,
The doors and passages were ihickly gaar,ea -
hired soldiers, ~ tall srmor; and more thsr tv~,-
with the shining weapons OF death. were posted ma.
the screen TO guard bis Holiness. How oam,.
thought that such means requisite in he civ A.,
temple OF the True Church, And will God be pe...,
with devorOns drsped in those gi.,erias roee, 81,
guarded BY ihose g'iterius spears And then no on,
was allowed to enter but tho-e weIldre.sed-l. A.
CLOTH black and Of particular fashion None n,
those in dress coats and black pants could be ain,
TO the mass service! With those. sny scounare, ami.
get in! Anew Interpretation Of the terms prescr,A.s
in the standard Of the great Mister Il Is sad a.
Pope is afraid Of essassinston but he thinks no ~,
'leSsH would do IT, and therefore tho dis,inetica
dress which in certain circles Is the mark OF tia, cha.
OF bipees.
There are or were on he ia al,. near $50 Amer.
cans bere-men. women and &aSsses Seventy ",
joined in dinner in honor of the Esther OF our ecu.
try. Ladies were not admitted The evening pss.s,
of In good spiT and with hearts much lighter Tn,
those which beat bxousy in The breasts al the admire,
aad supporters Of despossms. Americans have alsa
dGnt reason be proud OF their country Silently VI
are gsnipg influence over the nations Of Esrpe
The people love snd monsrchs fear thst influence la
our Government and people purue course Of honon-
bic conduct for another half century and there will "
no need OF talking about the shs policy Of inter
vertion" in the affairs Of other nations.
The great Exhibition to come off in your City As
ginning to attract considerable attention here Psops
talk of it with much appreciation and many things vi
be forw sred from this city. An agent here has ses
of seyersl boxes to-day, and has in preparstaa
Many people are planning journeys to The Nee
World" 10 see what 10 in il. VS.
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EoreigA liens

An Officer of the Danish frigate Gefres
writes to German paper from Liberia, where the sAg
had stopped for water tina, Moarovs 10 scsrcsy 70
be called city IL is little more than a village Of
negro cabins on the msrshy ground at the mouth q
two rivers. The free negroes are the LATEST rce q
people ever ssw ON our arrival they hardly hooked
at U.s. and then went angudly back into their howell.
Work they know nothing Of, but leave everything to
the bounty of nature"
The Duchess of Alba, the sister Of the
French Empress, has sent the lstter from Nsind
twelve beautiful AndShsan horses aud her native cg
OF Granada is about to send 10 Paris deputsioah
congratulate her, bearing collection Of poems wrs
ten in her homer
The organ Of the English Mormons-M
Star published at Liverpool-laments the trials nj
prosecutions which meet the Saints" In their enics,
ors to propagate their tenets In Scandinavia bat con
soles itself with the replcton "that when The pcopea
God meet with little smart opposition wakes then
up to truer sense Of their duties their responsibilities
and their privileges and also srouses the public nni
and urges it to contemplate on the principles which he
Saints present to the world" Philosophical that
Elder Snow writes from Copenhagen that Norman,
ism Is still working in the hearts OF the people Ase
that new branch of the Church, consisting Of so
or 80 members has been organized In sleswis; 10
several persons have been baptized In WestselAnf
Fredercia Falster and Bsrnholem. In the k,tes pAs
the poor Elders driven by mob out Of The hos
where they were holding meeting, and besies vxA
clubs and sticks "tl they could scarcely 80 VI ~
their eyes" The eight Elders imprsossdS frsssr
ickstsdt in October last with one excepooa are sA
confinement Their has gone beioss The King
One was released on condition he would 10 lonss
preach Mosmonism. One Elder is lsboring q GescA
another has Just sailed for Gibraltar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-28
EUROPE.
FRANCE.
Political, Miscellaneous, Literary aad Do
nestle Matters.

Political, Miscellaneous, Literary AID DO
nestle Matters.
eosr~pOs5eaoe Of The n Y. Tribune
PARIS, Thursday. March 10. 1858.
II there be truth in that often-cited obser.
walton that the people happy whose history unn
terestiDg, the French have enjoyed themselves
exceedingly for the past week The happiness Of the
dead well Of the living has been attended to- Last
Friday there were religion ceremonies At St Geae;
we've Ex-Pantheon) for the posthumOus benefit Of
those whoee mortal spois resting in ia vault IL
was observable thst the Government papers in giving
notice OF this funeral service, connected with II III.
names OF many OF the persons to be prayed for bui
omitted mention Of those WHO bad not been officials Of
some sort under the hrst Empire. The Pantheon
seems to have been restored to the worship of Sapo-
lec0 rather than OF Higher Power The four Nspo-
leOnie pictures entitled Glsry On which Napoleon is
the chief fsure) Desih Justice aud Industry bear m
mediately beneath these inscriptions ausive to his
crestious Seaat. C0aoo-dd: iasini Legion fHsane,r
But the golden names OF those proane heroes who f-
in the Revolution OF July. have been boarded over
Just as their brief immortality Of twenryou years h,i
come OF see. But II the heroes of Louis Philippe ar.
ignored those of the Empire are all the more c.le.
brsted The city has oeded to the State the 500, of
ground in the avenue Of The observatory, where Mar
shall Ney WAS shot, and Q monumen; Is to be erec,si
there to that very brave but perjured soldier
Ths MoHitetr indicates the measures taken by the
Minister of the Interior in concert with NJ Buschek
gent Of the New.iork Worlds Fair for the purpose
of facilitating the passage Through the custom houses
Of goods sent TO that Exhibition
The decree of last year appointing Inspectors Gcn.
ersl Of Police who were to set independently OF ms
projects of department has been found to work b,iy
and has been Annuled new decree appoints ci,sty-
six comnissaries of police. Of whom Is to reside
in each chief town OF the eshtysix Departments OF
nearly equal interest to foreign readers Is the Official
announcement OF last Sunday. thst the Emperor on
'nst day took mourning for fifteen days on occasion
o. ene death Of the daughter OF the late Emperor of
D"hn' " adds, "there viii be eight days Of grand
mourning ana seven days Of httls mourning, Spzi;
a niue while ago bic majesty "took mourn.
ing tor the Au'trianareh Duke Regri.r. Tni.mourn.
Ing does cot OF course interfere with nj. h.i,s. n,
pleasures whether great or little, he a,.k,. !,
Fly decree Of March 4, fifteen new senator. 49,
eresiedi three more are named BY decree Of ,h ~,
The Senate now wants but three TO make an a.. CO..,
PIGMENT OF one hundred and fffy members ON. 81
Tie lately .nonted Senator'S " Dore had formed pa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-28
"ToIegraph Connections" and Te'ssT'~
Caiumnies.

To ne Editor Of ns ~. y. Irtbsnei az
SIR: In your paper Of Saturday, Asfon -
among the telegraphic dispatches, there sppss
statement headed Telegraph Connection sn.
falte ans Injurious to me. And, iaa>rnaeh |"
the first une that your Telegsphic columns
unknown to you been made the medium
which personal malignty has circulated es''s ~,
statements about me- take occasion now resp 4.
20 invite your attention 20 a coreenon o.
ca;umny. ..xrels
wa NO, at Lafayette, a. the meeting 1890 -
and az no time or place did make any -
late sny agreement made BY any iaaises .ISr1.h
Company, with any other Company or snsssss1D
On the cootrsry, my effort, 81 he ~ - xrsoS
meeting al Indianapolis, come weeks ago, co~ssg
% iu.orcing full and rgtf compliance OF ,s'
with ell i1 contracts and obligations ~"au Z.
ers snd the public. ins
AID what DID attempt and what l, Iees ~sig
complaining wss 10 expose 20 me sos -. eNosrsss
irregularities In LecoDdgct o. sone Oh th A -
~ere then dispAced) in issuing large s'n Nv s.sd n
u.ent stock, (of watch no record eoaia =.
stock book) al IN other essen1ai psflaa,~rv f ~
In al thie-sustsined a. was ~ mS...rs.f ~
,tociboiden-l succeeded 20 the exfens ., - 49,
detection and csncelling Of ss0,oc1 Oh ss,nnss
,,oek T" through the fundamentally Of 80 ~
inve,t;gstjon OF which Ezra Cornell, oil se-sd ~
a member, aided by the present nc~iy - eosse
dem Lucisn Barbour, Of Indispspohs WAC ,.s.reD
Sor my,eh and the stockholders, wnose
s,ded In presenting In these HAtierr. ,~p;xfy~
As the alaocsted Presss woch ny "a csss
made the medium for circulating
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-28
TLsuxy at Rsme-Washinsten's Birthday
New-Ysrk Exhibition.
.''''''''' Romr Tu.,da,. March l. 1as3.

Ronr, TUESDAY, March l. lcOO.
The cold, bleak, drizzly weather still contin-
us., with no nterm,sion, except on Saturday. when
the clear sun brought the ladies from their hiding
places. to make fair display in the corso and on t'
Pincsn Hill But since then the clouds have hung Their
gloomy drspery over the skies, and wept continually.
Il i. indeed dismal winter here IN Italy Tne travel
ers here hurried Oh Naples hoping for good weather
there; While those there, weared with the bowling OF
the bleak wjnds from he and the roaring OF the
waters in the f.rfamsd Bag Of Beauty came here to
find shel,er All are alike disappointed 1t e cold and
wet here-beg,srs and French soldiers Ill the streets
and the srow eIngs sst to the mountains Italy Is not
Italy. else is has been vastly over-prai'ed.
The little stir in Milan has sent cut general alarm
Tynnts usube and foriify themselves with bsyonets
more e,osely than -Four thousand French troops
arrived here yesterday to heip protect the Pope The
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-28
FROM BUEsos AYREs.-Adyices from Busae

FROM BUEsOs AYREs.--Adgices from Basne,
Ayres to Jan. 90 state that that place still closely h
sieged by Urquizs skrmishing took place daily ssi
business was almost entirely suspended. Produce ~
very scarce, none could come In on account Of b.
entire population being under arms according to pw
smaton Of the Governor, compelling all male psrsoss
unite in driving OF the insurgents There was =
prospect Of the siege being raised, as Urquiza hes
stIgstor of the insurrection. has immense inhues
with the country people.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-28
ENGLAND.

Turkish AGairs- English Poiiey-Aastrian
Executions.
Core-posesso. Of the y. y. rrb4ns
LoSDoS, Friday, March IL, 1879.
Turkish affairs still form the most prominent
feature Of interest in political circles Many whisper
thai England herse has used her nusnes TO .oen the
wsrike spirit Of Turkey, perssadns her to Yield to
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-28
SALT LAKE-We cut the following pss'

Graph from the Isdepcndenee (Mo) HssssnSo I"
18th inst:
Salt Lake mail got In on the tn inst, IN charge
Messrs Allison and Smith. II brought nc Jews o. ~
ersl interest Tie conductors Of the nai encsanxr.
frequent snow storms on the way, which mode me -
a very difficult Gnd disasreeable one. They foana
Indsss pesceable, 80 far a. the carriers wereecncsf
but met large parties Of the Sioux and ooier -.
Of Indians coming Gown 10 fight the Pswnees. 90,
tine since tie Pswnees went up among the SOD -.
made treaty with them, but their return stoe :.
lot Of horses from the Sioux and for this bfesch ~
treaty the Sioux Say they are going TO wipe thsm ~
the earth.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-24
Wanted Tmmediately.

by the subscrihersat their Steam shop, four good
ID Jouueymtn Mnclhists, iron wotk ahd -Four
good woud workmen, 10 shom steady employ meBt can
he gvea j. l.. l. A. w. STEVENS
last Brookf,bl, sept 8, 1853. + DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-24
Castor Oil,

Tor sale, IN any quantity, by .l.
a. o5dawis3w u. HaMARSH Druggist
#tt aNf3 EaH f8 8is .i
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-24
HOUSES FOR SALE.

lezS Double Tenement, rooms each; ] Of II de-;
ansf Of Do of 10 do; 3 Cottage. 8 do; houses
on Main st; do partly finished; do. contain
ing tepemeatsi | al 5 rooms l in Hubbtrdsion a
Farm in Perersham 4 G., &C. Also, 80 house lois.
The above pro ncrty viii he sold on the most liberal
terms. Those in want Of Houses i6nse Lots will
consult their own interest by calling the RE Al Els
T ATE AGENCY, Z33 Main ST. up stairs
u Tenemsnts, Stores, anu Offices, to be let.
MONEY toloan on coildtera security
dly aug4 LEWIS G. MUM
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-24
FOE SALE.

lzA The Estate occupied hY TIA subscribe r, on
li@a Lincoln street.
The l,ut is AMPLE and beautifully located,
The Garden is large, and unsurpassed in productive
ness, and has brook bordering side, constitut
ing beautiful appendaae The same.
The House is also very large and convenient, nd good
enough for any body who has moi got patent right
good trade. Pr,oe $780, Coule and !, OK at 1t.
So dlf q Il BLOOD.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-24
M. b. TENNO q SON.
To the Afflicted


TAR. JASEPII, the Celebrated Indi9n Doctor has ar
4 J rived in town, and can be consulted at No. lI3
Main Street, Worcester, Nuss.
The Doctor cures Sick Headache, Nervous Diseases,
Rheumatism Govt, Dropsy, Fits, Epilepsy, Piles Can
ker in its most malignant form, Constitutional aIec
tions, Cholic Billions, Flatnent and Painters Debility,
partly decayed Bones, Gravel Caarrh, Diseases Of
Children, Ii flmatoH Of the Bronchial Tubes Of the
Liver and Spleen, Chronic Diarre, Dysentery and al
most a Il diseases of the Blood
Also, all diseases incident to Females, such weak
ness, and all the like My me1iciue will them
again to full vigor Snd use illness
Come to and be not fiitness. III cure that lame
and almost broken back, aud biotched face, that spit
ting up Of the food likewise that Fstula IN Ano in
Perin@um Lachrymais and the worst cases of
Qunsy cured by my Vegetable Medicines in very
short time.
has spread with such richness and profusion
ev, nv Hill dale field and forest have II last come TO the
rescue. and Cons ptives may Live and not Die!
The Doctor is also justly celebrated and distinguishes
for the hundfe Is of wonderful cures he has made and
for his sound and philosophical upon disease
which carries with it wherever il appears which
has brought multitude of lis upon frail humanity, aud
whose consequences are often ielt by the innocent
well the guilty. use no Mercury in the cure OF this
disease, and nave never failed IN much
DIR j. after great labor and expense, has Succeeded in
inventing and perfecung medicine which wonderfully
effective in producing sautary change and restoration,
from the long list of diseases mentioned vig
orOus health. These medicines have been rtd with
the Appiest result, by thousands many OF the cases
have been OF more than ten years standing, 10y taking
them in hand, and by simple treatment with his mel
cine, has wrought perfect cure. lie does not leave
these important facts upon his assertion he Hp
peals to the numerous certificates which gratitude
alone has put in his possession.
Please try the Doctors great and potent remedies for
/ do know that they viii yet cause millions 10 rejoice
Medicines, with all directions, carefully paehed and
forwarded 10 any place In the United States.
Very Respectfully,
DIR. b, r. JASEPH,
of d3mfp No,ll3i Nain at Worcester
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-24
NOTICES, &c.
Dissolution of Copartne
COpartnerShin Notice.

A hRANGEMENTs have been made with samuel
IA F&gg, THAI his may be used by the subscrib-
ers, to do business under the name and style of
SAMUEL FLAGG q co, and the Manufacture of
Machinery viii hereafter be carried by us at the old
stand, urder the name of SAMUEL FLAGG q co. .
HENRY HOLLAND,
LUClUS W. POND,
as ARTHUR T. BACK,
WILLIAM w. BISHOP.
n. B. The Mechanical services of SAMUEL FLAGS,
have been secured by us, and MIR Flags will continue
herea ter to work for us.
SAMUEL FLAGG q CO.
Worcester, Oct /, 1853. 1i0 deod2w
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-24
French Strap Shoes Farcy Slippers, English Caters
Ladies' Boots and Shoes.
Ohio Grindstones.

., TONS guperior ohio G,indstonee, for sale very
- low Also. is Boxes Quinebaug Scyfhe stones
s. w. SELBY CO., 60 Main ~.
Worcester, June 10, 1853 sg4 u spe '9 DIT s.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-24

NOTICE is hereby given that the firm OF SAMUEL
1NELAUG a co las compose OF SAMl Ell FBAGG,
HENRY holland. LUCIt S w FOND. ard AR.
THUR 4. BACK, is dissolved. l have sold ont my
interest," IN the late firm to WILLIAM W. BISHOP,
aud am in no connected, as partner, in the new
firm of SAMUEL FLAGG n Co. SAMUEL FbAGG. 81,
Worcester, Sept. 80, 1858 ol0 deod2w
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-24
House For sale.

~ The subscriber wishing to locaie where Land
a& is plenty, cfrrs his Real Estate corner 0f
Pleasan sad Linoen streets, for sale. The house
is nearly new hnit by The DAY, and Of the btst
ri SIS Terms HbeIRl. Price low. Inquire Of
50 dtf NJ. AIN SW0RTH.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-24

FOR SALE OR TO RENT.
Real Estate for Sale.

%zA TIE HOUSE, BARN andLOT, No Al Pleas
,hk ant street. Also Cottage H6u.e about six mia.
ueIs walk ffom the City Hail Amply
neh2a IT JOS. LOWELL. JR
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-24
Real Rstata or Sale

SgA The Estate al TIE Conner Of Summer and Bel
Els ont Streets, recently occupiei by the American
Antiquarian >ociety, IS Offered for sale on lib
eral tern $.
Inquire Of S. F. HAVEN, at the New Library Build
ng. IF III
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-24
Merimack Mutual Loan Fund Association

'INHE success of Associations, OF this kind, in other
Cities, Induced the Secretary OF this Association,
to prepare Books subscribers in the Lowell
Mutual Loan Fund Association, in November last. The
Association formed and the Shares, on which
thirteen dollars have been paid valued at thirty
dollars each, thus showing the rapidly of accumua
0n for no scheme has ever been devised by which the
accumulation has been rapid having all the advan-
nges and securities of Savings Bank, with greater
profits. The great benefits coniereI by their opera
ton, in the alienation of rent and removing incum-
brances from property, must forcbly present them.
selves TO every intelligent person. Any one having
property ncnmbered, can by taking advances of his
Shares, receive from the funds of the Association a
sum sufficient to remove the incumbrance and repay
the Association by payments each month"; having sew
eral years 20 pay il making 1t comparatively easy aud
II he wishes to build or purchase house. in this his
rent may be turned to assist in paying for his
house, or if he pays two dollars per month into the
Treasury, he will accumulate the Of five bundled
dollars, in from six eight wears, according the OPP
erations thus far. The Books of this Association
now open for subscription, and the public invited
call and learn the advantages make any inquiries,
anime the plan of Operalion and subscribe Tor Stock
at the Office oil the Secretary, No q Nesmith's New
Block. SAMUEL MCINTYRE, Secy,
Who Is also Agent for first LASS Life aad Fire lnsur
ance Companies ol3 dawff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-24
1000 Coed Vest @akors Wanted.

FENO whom constant employ ment through the wear will
/ be given, AMI cash pay ment very week, by
CuAS. W. FkEELANn,
Ie8 dawu linton Block, Nam st.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-24
North End Market |
FOR SANE.
A Good Chance,

TOR a Boy, who possesses some skill In drawing or
II writing, to learn TO be an Engraver, can be had ny
plying al SoUTHGATE'S Engraving Establishment,
No. 1877 Main st., Unlon Block, Worcester ole uu
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-24
GroosrY 10 SIe

THE Stock and stand OF GroceTy doing good cash
business, in tfai location. in this city, is Of
tered for Sale. For further particulars, apply at IN
Oihce. .a-t oft aug5
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-24
Feathers, Feathers


IusT received, large invoice OF Live Geese Fe IN
~ ers, selling low, at wholesale and RETAIL at 80 all
treet, Cup stairs. TABER IL CHOl.LAR
OcW d.. dHwtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-24
Or SALE.

ia The Real Estate corner of Portland and Myrtle
1884, Streets, consisting Of Hnu>e> and a oni lsOC0
feet Of Land Enqqirrtc
aue2 ,Eh@tN GLEASON