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& TEpULIRG SKETCH.
[ LOhcJuGe0. |

Cohc!Hded
The old man covered his face with his
hands, and the deepest agony dweit in his
| bosom and while he thus stood. the pirate
captain ordered his men to return to their
vessel TIE gallant youth who had followed
the chief on board the brig, at this moment
| approached the spot where Adam Writ stood,
and clasping both the old mans hands in
| his own, he said:
''Oh, sir, if you are the mans father,
speak to him one kind word. Smile upon
him and own him as your son. One word
from you may reclaim him from error"
Boy" uttered the old man, as he gazed
upon the pure and heavenly features that
were turned SO earnestly towards him, ''ycu
know not what you ask. l have left my
home in search Of my son, but such as |
find him will never own him. Back again
will l go, and alcne will travel my weary
way through life
''Oh, sir think once more.'' urged tie
youth, seeming to hang every hope upon
the result of lis plea 'sOne fcnd greeting
from his father may Yet reclaim him. Speak
it, on, speak IT,
'Never, never" uttered Adam Writ, as
he pushed the supplicant from him.
Then the duty must still rest with me-
sadly Elurmured the youth, as lie turned
away from the spot. "The father may cast
him off, but | cannot
Prank at this moment exclaimed the
pirate captain, "come here The Crap
pings are already cast of, and we must
away. Not thing here have | molestc',
and | shall leave with i;ght heart Come"
As the pirate chief spoke, the youth FOL
lowed him qnickly On beard the schooner,
and III a few minutes afterwards the brig
was again on her way.
O,d Adam Wiz returned to bis homo ia
Boston, but that home was darker and gloom
ier than ever. Ee had left in search CT h;s
son-he had found that sor; but lie Lad
left him in command beneath a roYcr's far.
But gradually, like some dim spirit arising
from the cloudy mists Of conscience, arose
the earnest appeals Of that son, and also tie
prayers Of that gentle youth who had urged
fathers pardon for him. In the secret
recesses of his heart lie could hut feel that he
might have saved his boy. The continued
memory Of the scene on TIE deck Of the brig
softened his heart, but the feeling only
made him more miserable.
The morning Of the 26th Of Aug, 1912,
dawned upon the city of Boston, and ere the
sun went down On that day ten thousand
hearts were flied with joy and nation al
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HoUSEKEEPERs' GOODS.

John N. DOM Il BROTHER have Just opened
- and arranged handsome assortment of Goods
suitable Tor the season,
Palian Marble Goods
Palier Nache and French painted do.
Fr nch China and Berlin Iron Goods, as Cups
and Saueers, Mugs, Cardsands and Match
nCxes Dresden China, very Ii ndsouie. Bas.
KetS AMI Work Boxes, Portable Desks, &c.
PLATED GOODS
Handsome Casors. MugS To-, Sets
Gard and Cake Baskets, uoDle.s, Forks and
spoons
Mustaris, Salts, and Napkin Rings.
Solar. Ett;,er:al. HALL. &c
BRONZED GOODS
Tenders Dogs, Shovel and Tongs, Spittocns
Candlesticks, Candelabras, iiatracks, Looking
GiasseS
LOOKING GLASSES.
Very larre gilt frame. mahogany, and walnut
Looking Glasses, Bracket Tables.
FURNITURH.
Several handsome painted Chamber Sets, very
cheap and good
Bureaus. sofas, Extension Tahes
thairS q Inanv patterns and snircs and mate
rial
Be ;stead, Beds Mattresses, and Feathers in
the hag
China, glass, stone, and crockery Ware in
GUAM tiles, Z large stock, well assorted, AMI
cheap.
JAPAN WARE.
Toilet Sets CandlcSticks Cake ROxes
Brushes. N0odware, Iron Ware
Clocks ycral varieties and patterns. 80
hour and 5 day. CUR stock is certainly the
1nost complete of any kept in the District or
perhaps at any other place
We invite call from persons in want ofartices in
the line Of housekeeping and fatter ourselves
they be accommodated at establishment
promptly aud al reasonable prices for quality
as at any other place.
JOHN n. DOM BROTHER,
Pennsy lvania avenue, bet. 10th and lIth sts
dec 3n-tf
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This J ur1al viii contain each wee,; Twrnt y
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iL gems Of original and i.ctc Iu,.t,; ;eS tuiiti
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boneSlc. the proceedings II Congress :ni cur STATE
Legislature and full and complete Weekly sulr!.a-
ry or the state Ut the !;aGep pnn Markets In f;ci.
the bIHLY tENNSYLvANIAN viii contain tyorj tlln:c
ct!cnHt' 10 make II an acceptable FAMILY EIsITAR.
10 | Cse no have been the habit Ok readi g
'"urt; viii maintain !he alton it has hiihclts
ooi e aS National paper. tra.y ;,G bold dcicnG
'iig thc Constitution IG the UulOn aiDst the attacks
of the fanatics OF le North ;i:. dsuuionSts Of
me south. Ihu CITI:n& Pr.!Ci,ic Il the be- rate
p win he maintained il a. lirr Ttsiiig>S. iGcrr.
ana utlty: ana nG dFartuTe lroci our cber shPG
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1T h3S been continued .or to maze nc nerp0-
or rc masses roatjl : peo2.". and pea to
hn that they b<coL.inC more and mere every
day. But desire iS them sill stu
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DAILY EVENING STAR,
FEMALE RESOLUTION.

No! / will never see him more,
Since thus he likes to roam,
And when his cab stops at the door,
JOHN. say am not home!
He smiled last night when Julia smiled,
CThey must have met bef0re;)
# thus by her he is beguiled,
I'll never see him more!
I'll sing no mole the song he loved,
Nor play the watzes DER,
Nor wear the colorS he approved,
I'll never please him more!
Eli conquer soon loves foolish flame.
AS thousands have before,
Look strange whene'er I hear his name,
And ne'er pronounce it more.
The plait Of hair I must resign,
That next my heart I were;
He, too, must yie,d that tress OF mine
lie stole when truth he swore.
The miniutura ] used u trace,
Ard feel romantic Ger.
III ter f. ON its morocco case,
And-nerer kiss it mere.
This ring-iiS gift must return,
1T makes nay fingers sore:l
Then tAere,s his Iettets-those I'll burn,
And trample or the iioor
His sonnet, that my album graced,
(My t ars thus blot it o'er,l
The leaves together thus paste,
And ne'er behold it more!
I'll waltz and firt with Eusigu C.,
Though voted OF a aoreD
IN short, Ii show my heart is free,
And i II for HIM L0 more,
If we should meet, his eye shall shrink,
1Iy scoruiul glance befcre:
That's his mock here. John! | think
I'll sec him Just-once n re.
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F. a. TUCKER,
nIERCHANT TAILOR,
UNDER NATIONAL HOTEL,

FULLY prepare , ii his usual stEle, to supply
i his customers and the pubic with the vaTirCs
articles OF w~arng apparel appertain ng t. gen
tleman's wardrobe
Members of Congress and strangers, visiting the
city invited TO call and examine his goods, con-
ssting Ct Cloths of various grades toiors. ad manu-
tact ures and all Of Cassieres We nngs &c &c.
dec IC-
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ToRTSNoUTH. VA. Aug. l8. 1851.

I o.
VI. j. Z. N0atsi,-Dear Sir: Viii t am in rcnqr
opposed 20 Patent Medicines, c:,irlor coruejs NE +
state that L have great confidence in the yirtu,
of IlamptonS Nege::.h'" Tncture. Fer sever
months past have used it in my family ana IN /
spepsia. loss ot appetite. GiZziness ana genera,
Gility. with entire success. SO far as nv oxrerie
extends therefore. | take pleasure in lecoumpn
in.- il 10 the i:.ted safe and efficient reEed
VERNON ESkKIDJE.
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'-"el . spare no expense IL making their
-''Ht as perfect a. possible. they h We
up complete set Of the justly celebrated
.E - e' LETTER. from Diamond 20 English, 10
.'"ey particularly invite attention.
go. '@'e.y Made numerous additions to their
-, '.'acy Types, Borders. Ornam n;s. &c. their
3. N i now unriyallel in The United States;
.-. improved methods of casting and of pre-
,.r nat enable them to fGrn nish orders in
s- 'lHSurc satifaction.
--,.1 fre>Ses Eases, Stands Chases. Gaileys.
-. INK, and every article uSe,l in Il printing of
"a. ,;Iih'Y on hand, at the lowest rates.
'i"itd freSseS, and Type used only in stereo-
- 81 reduced prices
~ ~ LFain?hlets. Music. Labels, &c. &c, stereo-
'h correctness and despatch.
spTclnen Books will be sent tn Printers who
e - --'Ae oruers l.. JOHNSON Il co.
No. 8 Sansom street
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E, C. CARRINGTON.


DRACTICES in all the Courts of the District. and
J. attends to the prosecution OF Claims before Con.
gress an the Executive Departments
ss- Office, east wing of the City Hall.
FIJI
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a CA4AP AaD COED FAMILY PAPER.

THE N&EEEG PENNsVLVaNEkE
Is published by WN. II. HOPE at IS South Third
street, fhadei iha, 1T the low price OF ON. DCi.A Ii
A YEAR.
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z. H. LAsKEY,
Attorney and Counseller-at-La avv.

DRACTICES in the Courts of the District, and
prosecutes claims Of every description before the
several Executive Departments and before Congress.
Ess- Office Louisiana avenue near Sixth street.
dec So
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OFFICE nEShs.-We have Just received a
~ fine iOt OF Black Walnut Office DISKS. niauufac-
turei IN llliiaelphia. very t, ut, and
substantial article, aud will e sold low s ly
ISRAEL i GREEN,
fth q Cn;tN:i.e Avrr.ilr HOu.c Iih ST
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION {:

Subscribers served by the carriers at six
cont. I. week. payable weekly. To mail sub
.rio.r, $50 year; s. for six months.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
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GREAT MEDICAL DISCOVERY

VAT TITH such testimony, stronger proof can be
" given, unless it be trial Of this Wonderful Ii;unp-
tons Vegetable Tncturc.
Let the afflicted reau readi
BARRELLvnLE, ALLEGASY County, (..d.,) }
1i:,y 1S5..
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T, Acssrs Morfimer # .Mo,cbrag:

t. M>ssrs. Horfiner et Mo,rbray:
DEAR 2ii.S IN justice TO Dr.. la!n:tnns Vegetable
TiIcturc, wish 10 i form you i!at t.icn sick
4 the Sd day of January last. with affection ot
the St0.nach bowels, and kiLneys. l attended
by four eminent physicians 5ur than two
h.onthS-"H to little feet. mad know
ledge oft,a great virtue in Hamptons Tinctrre from
one bottle which my vie had taken two years
SIN e.
l t. The conclusion that would take no
Inore:aciicine fro'n my ply sicans, hut try tie
Ilnctare; and / an happy to inform, you [ hal
Lt5tG It tWp days before | tCit It's power iul in
fuence u;on my stomach. I have continued using
the Tinct'tGe ard able to leave 10y room, and
eat any diet without much iuconye-
n"nce or pressure ulv stomach.
The afflicted their friends are daily visiting m G.
70 carr i the great virtue there is III tLis Inctre
Of iLam;,tuns.
Xpet to end you several certificates in few DAYS
@ic especially from young lady who has been con-
fined to her twelve mon tbs, with disease Of
he head. aifa'liug the brain.
Respectfully yours, Z. ". HALL.
On the perlrancy of the cure hear him. Still
another letter from the above.
EAH"AlAE''AE oA,.hr aI5Ea>>{ y G9gSTs' 1Sys (Ai3
NcSS1$. .NoIino: e -h,tobrGy:
DE>R SIE> | arn happy to inform YOU t.at tl IS
day finds n!e IN tie enjoyment good health. by
the of .Gur lia:Ipton'S Iincture AID the blessing
~ God. enabled 10 pursue my da,iV ;lyoc,-
LVlIS itS usual ANA f2:tr tSl!G taf tie
afflicted should know tie great powers ci t.e
I'll, t!:r,-
i AM with respect, yours, E. ". HALL.
TIE ALMOST MIRACULOUS CURES made ly
Hampton fc-ctai II tmcture ouc most resHert.
able citizens-neil wcll known and tritu-1qe c,l4
rnCc the world 20 show a. ythin1 record IN nlei
ell" 10 e!Ia il. N,hr hultcfrS 1cto haro ftU tS hu
ing pODUeyS iear tie St.ne testtmoRI.
BALrlMcHE, ,uiy {, I'522..
.HeSsrs. Nprtimer If -Nooyt1oy: Gents: Last So +
teu:ber was attacked with cgySipcaS from which
dreadful u!rer formed my rsbt leg. Getting bc.
ter OF this las! November iroi :, tce cpid whic
lctl to what my physician tod hIiioI
pcurSy, which .sf vita constant. ceI .y->ea
est, and painted cough. having rest day ncIr
AMI constantly throwing up from my lungs ti!i
matter l became much cnaciat,:l. growing weak.
every tay. and Ecv lI1 my bed tne greater part OF t
time. NV friends thought had the consu1ultio:
and at times was also OF The opinion. At tb
stage of my discSc atfer having tri,,. is,arv and v
riOus remedies, without =. friend ,.ly Se,. y
70 try DE. UANPr1N'S VEGETABLE T!NCUEi :
and procured pott!e. wiicn 1 uroDouucetl Il
greatest EicdiCEe / ever took. Before ! la taxi
h0it the contents II one bottle / felt ntIIrtl in
proved: and ROW, having takc,l hut tlr0 hott,$ =,
cough and rGtrS hare entirely ieIi Dc. and an e,,
oal IL attend to business. | can truly say tina
with the blessing OF Go!, / have been restored
he health now enjoy by the OF ti.i< most i:
vaiuabie meiiclnr- Yours, WESLEY ROCK.
Schroeder, near Saratocl street
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--lfe.gaia Type and Stereotype Foundry

' >e'> 'rihcr would call The attention O; Printer
q. ,!" realty reduced prices of the pres Mt list
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DAILY
EVENIN G S T A r.
prBrIsHED EVERY AFTERNOON,

EXCEPT SUNDAY)
., 9Th street, south OF Penn. avenue,
By JOSEPH ,. TATE.
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On the periraucy Of the hear him. Still
another letter from the above.
Il. W. HALL.

TIE ALMOST MIRACULOUS CURES made l,v
Hampton Fcrctai ~ tmcture or most res Hcrt-
able citizens-ncil wcll known and tricu--re cilf
ruCe the world 20 show rythin- record IN ale.i
ci.I' !ua il. N,hr h7t,FadS ,cIto h1ro feU ITS hu
ing pouUeTS hear tie sc.ne testtmoHl.
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4 Family Miscellany and Monthly ol-Ieadcr.
EDITED BY N. a. CAL1INS.
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NOTICh.

MFR. WASHINGTON F. FfsAER ceased to he
W partner IN firm, the fret day of July, l65
WOOD, LIGHT, X co.
Worcester, Sept Z, 1853. d3w $40
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DEATHS.

In this city, 10th inst, Sarah Wan, widow Of the
late Caleb Wall, 70 wears 5mos. Funeralon Fourth
day, (Wednesdag) i4h inst at her late residence,
3l6 Main St, at ocluck P II. Relatives and friends
are invited to attend.
In this city, Sept. 10, Henry Francis, of Cyrus
and Sarah F. Darling, aged mos and days.
o. Funeral this afternoon, 3 o'clock, from his
fathers House, No. 81 Pleasant. St. Relatives and
friends are invited attend
In this city, Sept 9th, JOSEPH Mellon. only child of
Joseph and Nancy 5. Walker, yr and Is days
In Rhinebeck, 18th nit, MS Sylyina Van Benthuy-
sen, aged 81 years. Her mother was Sarah Monko
who was nece o the King Of Angola. She was
taken prisoner in with the King of the Island Of
Amazon, and brought TO New York, and sold slave
John Benner of Red Hook, in whose family she al
ways lived, until her oath, the age of 100 years.
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House For Sale.

~ The subscriber wishing to locate where Land
ii is more plenty, offers his Real Estate corner of
Pleasant and Linden Streets for sale The house
is nearly new, built by the day, and of the best mate
rails. Terms liberal. Price low. Inquire of
50 diff N. AINSWORTH.
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Mount Pleasant School,
5000 BsE5SVME&ED!

GT0IEN from the store of CHARLES A. uproN, in
- Worcester. Mass the night of the Both of Au-
gust, from $1,000 to $3.50 worth of
Silks, Gloves, and White Goods,
comprising Plain Black Silks, satins Plaid Silks Stripe
do, Corded do Plain Chang cable 10, Colored satns
about 81 dozen KID Gloves, Black, White, and Coored
White Goods plain aud figured
The above reward will be paid for the of thu
Robbers and recovery Of The Goods fair proportion
for either, CHARLES A, UPTON.
So
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Board Wanted.
Eight Gentlemen

Can be accomplished with Board, within MINUTES
walk Of inc City Han. AppIy as above. 80
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THE subscTibcr'has invented and patented new
/ and improved Fancy Loom, for Wooden, Cotton or
Linen. II can be built nj less price than the Fancy
Looms hitherto used. Will accomplish much
work it'll the SAINT power. IL convenint and simple in
It's construction, and east attended II may be seen
ii operation at Messrs. Smith PHatpg Mill, In New
England Vlage, Grafton For further Information In
qure at No. ~ Main street, Of him persony Mil
bury. au23 dawti JOHN FENDER,
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NOT TO BE UNDERsOLD!

NEW MUSIC ST0REl
No. 200 Main Street, Worcester.
s. MASON has in Store good assortment o
-" SHEET MUSIC,
and is constantly ordering and receiving new Music as
soon as punshed which will be sold at fair and non
orable prices.
INSTRUCTION hooks
For all instruments, and SINGING BOOKS of all
kinds furnished either at Wholesale or retail at pub
lishers' prices
MUSICAL fNsTRU ENTS
Constantly for sale or rent. on favorable terms In
straments repaired No go MAIN STREET.
jy l3 d2mIs
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AUCTIONS.
Important and Peremptocy Sale

I'd II Z Ct d % ID s..
Two be sold by Auction, on MONDAY, Sept 5, and
L following days,
At Atdeyman's Whites Store, No Alderman
Harding's Block, Front Street.
the entire stock in trade of large Johbng house in
William street. N. Y, amounting in value to over $50,
COO. An immense assortment Of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS;
In Silks Tabinens Poplins, Bombaznes, Alpaccas d.
LANES, Prints. &c.
LINENS, fine to super fine Satin and double Satin
Oamask Table Cloths, in all sizes.
~ Sale 10 commence at 10 A. NJ 3 P. NJ, and in
the evening,
P. $ The entire stock in trade must be closed out
in ten days. /. HOOD, Auc'ioheer.
50 DIFF
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ZEAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.

ON THURSDAY xt, 18th, at O'Clock, P. NJ
~ we shall sell The Property known the Bartlett
Estate, of Front street and Bartlett place, in
the City of Worces er.
Also immediately after the above sale, large four
Story Brick House. situated on the Bloomngdae Road,
with excellent wen OF water and suitable for four
tenements. Terms very liberal (ony small portion
of the purchace money being wanted and made known
at the sale S. w. sELBY d co.
sl2 dts
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Boys Wanted.

n OR Boys as apprentices to the Dry Goods bust
= ness. Personal application az the store will be re-
CURED. CHAMBERLIN, BARNARD, & co.
81 dawtf
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ROOKs BOOKs-B00Ksl
John Keith & Co. S Bulletin Of New Boo
No. 239 Mann street.

John Keith & Co Bulletin Of New Books,
No. 239 Main Street.
TIME Fawn of the Pale Faces, by j. P. Brace.
i The Exies by Talvi.
Story Of Mont Blanc, by Albert Smith,
Lorenzo Benoni
Autobiographic Sketches, by DeQuincey.
Tanglewood Tales, by Nathaniel Hawthorne.
Six Months in Italy, by G. S. Hillatd, vols.
The Humorous Speaker.
History and iujiments Of Architecture.
Campaign OF Waterloo, by Jomini.
Salad for the Solitary.
Wizard of the Wave, a Romance of the Deep Blue
Sea
Templi Carmna, collection of Church Music, by
George Kingsley.
Ten Lectures in One, delivered before the Pawtucket
Library Association.
Cranford. by the author OF Ruth.
harrington Sketches, with Illustrations, by barley.
The Pedestrian in France and svtzsrland by George
Darrell, Jr.
4 memorial of Horato Greenough, by Henry 7.
Tuckerman
Part g. Collier Shakespeare Text Restored.
Mark llnrdcstnne, or the two BrotheIs-hirs Woodie.
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PARASOLS

~ May be bought at the Manu- facturers prices,
4]rAe which are 30 per cent cheaper than you Gun
rAp ~ nnd them AZ any other place In this City
~ N. 3. All my Parasos have the best Of
Whaebone Frames, and are warranted well made.
N Y. MOORE 90 Main st., 8
Formerly J. s. nand's Old Bonnet store.
Worcester June 10, 1853 d3m
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Clerk Wanted.

nNE who has some experience in the Grocery bust
~ ness One FROM the country will be preferred
Coed recommendations required. Inquire at this Office
anal dawtf
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Wanted Immediately.

DY the subscribers, at their Steam shop, four good
ID Jouneymdn Maohinists, on iron work, and -Four
good wood workmeu, TO whom steady employ ment can
be given. J. l.. \ A. w. STEVENS.
East Brookleld, Sept 3, 1858. DIFF
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MUSIC STORE.
Manufacturers Agents

At L2ue1W0re'S B0okSt0re, I84 Nam 50
IN 00D ROLLS Just received, in addition to the
~, WV large stock On hand, and all persuns in
wanuof Wall Papers, Bnrders, French and Velvet Pa
pers invited call and examine and desirable
tyles at the lowest prices. diff 81
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nesirahla Lot for sac.

TINE subscriber offers for sale thsl finely located lot
/ situated on the corner of Portland ana Park
streets fronting on the Common. he will be at the
American HOUSE, on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thurs
day. being the 18th, 18th, and 18th inst where those
wishing to purchase may hnd him.
SIG d4t ADOLPHUs MORSE.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-12
LOST.
WANTS.
WANTED.
Situation Wanted

DY woman to wait lady and sew, or a child's
ID nurse, and do Sc wing. She is Protestant, and
Understands dress-makag end cutting. Apply at the
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, 233 Main street, up stairs.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-12
For SALE.
Grnnarv for Sale.

TUE Stock and stand OF Grorcry doing good cash
i business. in celtrH location. in this city. s Of
fergd for Sale Fog further particulars amply this
Office. dtf aug5
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WANTED Immediately, by the subscriber, ex
w perienced salesman in the Dry Goods business.
Personal application necessary. GEO. p. BRYANT.
au24 dawtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-12
ZOE. SALE

1zA The Estate now occupied by tha subscriber, on
iai 81 Lincoln street.
The Lot is amr le and beautifully located
The Garden is large, and unsurpassed in productive
ness, and has abrnok bordering side consilut-
ina beautiful appendage 10 the same.
The House is also very large and convenient and good
enough for anybody who has not got patent right or
good trade. Price $500. Come and look at 1t.
So DIFF o. II. BLOOD.
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Wanted Immediately,
Inst.

nN Grove St, Main ST.. on Friday Sept 9th one
~ of Saltsr's Spring Balances, weighing 100 lbs
The finder shall be sutaO y reverted by leaving it
at No. 3 Mechanic 81. Il. Fl. SEARS.
SO d3t