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The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-08-03

c. sanl. L. James, has consented to be-
come the other wing candidate for the Leeisla-
tuse from this county. Mr.. James is a verv
clever gentleman, and for this reason we are
sorry that ne has suffered his name to be used
On that doomed ccncern--tte whig ticket ror
the democratic ticket. from top to bo,tor, =
ecordea upon The journaIsof Of the ides Of the .,9
fuing November, as weighed ID the ballot -
IND not found ransing."
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-08-03

OF Will our readers permit us 10 call their
particular attention to the advertisement of c.
B. Swasey & Co., who offer great variety of ex
cellent fruit trees, etc. for sale upon terms quite
reasonable? Messrs. S. & Co.. have taken great
pains to secure the very best assortment of trees
and now offer great inducements to the public.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-08-03

VIcKsBURa REPREsEETATTvE.--Wea are pleased
to learn from the last Vicksburg Sentinel. that
Capt. r. N. Downing at the solicitation of nu-
merous citizens Of that place, has consented to be
come candidate for Representative in the next
Legislature. from that city. Capt. d. is an en-
ergetic and intelligent gentleman. and Is no
Foot-ite--nor win he be tool for any trick.
His election is regarded as certain.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-08-03
S. S. PRENTISS

Read below " hat the Louisville Con- iet ss IS
about our Yazoo packe-tfe Prenliss:
"rHE S. S. PRENTIss-VIcKsBURG AND YAzoo
DAILY PAcKET.-We invite public attention TO
tins very superior new boat just completed by
Louisville mechanics for Capt p c. Wallis for
The the Vicksburg and Yazoo mail com mlans.
she IS named 5. s. Preniiss, and was built un-
der the Immediate supervision Of Capt. Wallis.
who has got as fine boat to her size as ever
Hoated. She is extremely stauncha and well fast
ened, with an easy model and very light draueht.
drawing only 80 inches water Her cabin is ex
ceedlngly neat, capacious and comfortable, and
provided with all the requisite appliances for
passengers, with large and airy state-rooms
n n -
Inc cabin is truly very neat and pretty one
with great uniformity OF design, and painted
and ornamented by those superior artists ]. G.
NliileE q Co., who never slight their work. but
give aaditlonal lustKe, beauty and durability tn
every boat they touch. The outfit of the boat
Is well worthy attention, PARTICULAR, the beauti
iul carpets, linens, curtains &c, all of which
were provided BY that enterprizing firm Hite q
omall, VINO have no superiors in the line West of
the mountains, strong evidence of which is the
lact that the great Cincinnati mail boat Jacob
Strader was furnished by thep1"
The Prentiss is TIA feet in Iength-th;rtv fac,
BEAM and n feet fioor-and sir feet depth Of
lold. Her engines are as follows: Q cylepders.
W inches diameter, feet stroke; boilers. 26
eet long 40 inches diameter, with doctor, and
u the late requirements BY Congress, OF pumps,
ife preservers &c.
See her advertisement in another column.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-08-03

CO Gov. Wood. Of Ohio. having resigned,
Lieut.. Gov. MediIl was, in obedience 10 the
Constitution installed in the gubernatorial chair
on the morning Of the 18th ult. Mr. MediIl is
the democratic nominee for governor.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-08-03


TRIBUTE OF RESPECT. the great
GRAND Master above, whose DEGREES are un.
scruitable, hath made another reouisition upor
our Lodge. which has been executed bv tbe
grim monster Death upon our beloved JOHN
HIGH, who departed this life on the 25th inst
Therefore be it.
ResolUed, That in the death of Brother Hiqh
this Lodge has lost, not only an orderly. wor-
thy member, but one whose long and efficient
services as her outer sentinel, make S the visit
alton peculiarly heavy one,
ResofUed, That this Lodge deeply sympathizc
with his children, in this their irreparable loss
whereby they are reduced to Cell orphanage,
and that we hereby renew our pledge, to extend
to them that guardian care which as Masons
Our duty demands.
ResotUed, tn in respect for our departed
Brother. this Lodge be clothed and its mem
'ers wear the usual badge of morning for the
pace of thirty days.
ResOtUed. That copy Of these resolutions be
orwarded to the relatives of the deceased and
hat the papers of our city be requested to pub
ish them.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-08-03

YELLOW FEvER.-Until within the last week
or ten days, the New Orleans papers did not ad-
nit the prevalence of the yellow fever in that
city, as an epidemic. We can see no excuse fol
this desire to deceive the country about the exis
tence of a contagious disease, upon the part oi
the press in any place were such disease may ex-
ist ; in fact, they may almost be said 20 invite
their fellow creatures to walk unconsciously into
their coffins. The nelcs should be heIalded by
the press let it be of whatever character it may.
If it be injurious to feW, to have the truth Of
existing epidemics known, it is always to the
advantage of the many. Let the principle Of
one ever 10 be regarded. OF the extent of the
yellow fever in New Orleans, we have no other
means of ascertaining than through the publish
ed reports. Below we give statement found
in the True Delta of the 26th ult:
CHARITY HosPITAL-oFFIcIAL.
Report for the "a hours ending at midnight on
Monday, 25th inst:
Admissions 80
Discharges 80
IelthS 81
Twenty-seven of which were of yellow fever
H. VANDERLINDEN, Clerk.
Charity Hospital, July 26, 1888.
INTERMENTs.--The interments in the various
city cemeteries, for the week ending July 23d,
numbered in all, 6l7, of which 429 were of per-
sons who died of yellow fever. There were 81,
Of which the cause of death is put down g un-
certain" Six died of sun stroke, and ten of con-
yestion of the brain caused by excessive heat
LArER-From same paper of the 28th.
CHARITY HosPITAL--oFFIcIAL.
Report for the "a hours ending midnight on
Tuesday the 26th inst:
Admission 90
Discharges SO
Deaths %
Twenty-six of which were of yellow fever.
III. VANDERLINDEN, Clerk
Charity Hospital, July 27, 1853
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-08-03

RATIFICATION MEETING.-The Wings of va
zoo City had large ratification meeting or the
10Th INST The utmost harmony prevailed and
great enthusiasm. "-Notchez Courier.
How many wings does the Courier consider
Sufficient to constitute a large meeting liz less
Ys feO O8isIte Gotnmon
legal jury may be called "a large ratification
meeting" then the wings of Yazoo City did have
one but if the presence of more than dozen
wings are necessary, they did not There were
more democrats than wings present at that large
and enthusiastic meeting. We do not know,
either, what is considered "enthuSiaSna" at whig
meetings, but il the one under consideration
was enthusiastic, we might have an enthusiastic
smeeting in our printing office, at any time,-for
we believe we could get three 'fayes" to a set of
acce ptabIe ssresolutions, and that was all the
resolutions offered on the "l6th' received. But
some one may ask, "what about the speech
which was made by a candidate for the Legisla-
ture,, on that occasion?" Well, we think that
g among hands" we could state that ''the old
issues are all dead'-or, rather, that whiggery is
defunct-' that there is nothing to prevent
aerngerat being a-Hhig, or rice UersG-ssa whig
being democrat :" and refuse to say whether we
were Foote or anti -Foote Most ahy of us
would not be afraid to talk SO long as we would
be allowed to dodge all issues, and decline ma
king any pledges. either to support this, that or
the other man or measure. But we have said
much more about this meeting-or, as it was
styled by wing who was present, "apparent
funeral" than we Intended Roll on the ball
while the 8 enthusiasm" is uP-no doubt our
< pa pers' are all rieht 70
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-08-03
OHIO RIVER.

LOUISVILLE July 27.-The river here
is still rising with 4 feet water in the
Canal
: CINCINNATI, July 27.-The river here
is still rising slowly.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-08-03
NEW YORK MARKETS.
KENTUCKY ELECTION.

LEXINGTON, KY, July 27.-There is a
considerable excitement in the Ashland
district with regard to the approaching
election. The contest for Congress is
waxing warm and bets are running high
on the respective candidates.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-08-03
From tbe NJ o. True Dsila
BY TELEGRAPH.
OHIO RIVER-sTEAMBOAT9


OHIO RITER-STEAMBOATS
PIrrsBURo, July 25.-The river b
now rising above, and also at this plao4
slowly.
CINCINNATI, July 25.-The river heu
has risen over four feet during the last
forty-eight hours, and is still rising
LoUIsvILLE, July 25.-The river here
has risen over six inches during the last
twenty-four hours, and there Is now 9
feet 6 inches water IN the channel
There have been heavy rains during
the last eighteen hours
The steamboats, Lexington, ChenO-
weth and Europa have departed for
New Orleans.
PrrTsBURo, July 26.-The river here
is now stationary.
CrNorNNArr, July 26.-The river here
is still rising, and has so far swollen
about six feet,
LOUISVILLE, July 25.-The river here
is yet rising slowly.
NEW YORK MARKETS.
NEW YoRK, July 27.-Provisions are
in good request. Pork is firm at previ-
Gus prices. Beef buoyant Lard steady.
ARREST OF COUNTERFEITERS.
CINCINNATI, July PA band Of
counterfeiters has been arrested three
miles below this city, and forty thou
sand dollars of counterfeit notes, on the
State Bank Of Ohio, were found in their
possession.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-08-03

We are authorised to announce JAMES r.
WEST as candidate for Probate Judge Of Yazoo
county, at the next election.
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AIso. ReadY-Made Clothing,
Gents Long shawls.

WE have the best ass,rin eni Of he above Goods
wv TO be found in the city.
TnAYER & BAMES,
OILS dif Corner al Man and trout Streets.
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sherjf's Sale.

WORCESTER S. November 81, 1859.
DY virtue of an Execution, which issued on Judg.
ID ment in favor Of HIRAM l.. ROBERTS, Of Wor-
ceser in said County, against CEPHAS MEAD, Of
said Worcester, before ]. Henry Hl Esquire, one of
the Justices of the Peace within and for our County
aforesaid on the nineeel day Of November current
| have taken all the right in equity that the said
Cephas Med now has to redeem certain mortgaged
reul estate ayng in SAID Worcester situate Laurel
street. so called aud the same that Is Described IN
mortgage deed thereof from the said Cophas Mead to
Apheus M. Merrineld recorded in the Registry Of
Deeds for said County, Book 50lplge 2e9and on SAT
URDAY, the thirty first day OF December next, at two
O'Clock IN the afternoon, at my Office In said Wor
oesier, (No. Worcester Bank Bock) shall offer for
sale, by Public Auction, the highest bidder, said
Tgnt In equity of redemption.
n2l deTh3w DAY, ID, Sheriff.
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PUBLIC LECTURES.

The Young Mems Rhetorical Society,
w CITY HALL, EH
commencing on Tuesday Evening, Nov 30, at N o'cpk
TO be continued as follows, viz
l. Nov % --Iion. JdnN p HALE, New York.
Dec. 6.-TIMorRY BIGgLow, Esq, Boeton.
Dec. 20.-flon EDWARD l.. kEYEs Dodham
A. Jan. 3.-Iion. GgoRGE 5. boutwell,, Groton.
5. Jan. y -GEOReE SUMNER. Eco Boston.
jan 3l-Dt OLIVER w. Holmes, Boston.
T. Fob. IA Hon. ANsoN BuRLINoAME Cambridge
g. Feb. 26,--Rev HoRAoE JAMES, Worcester
9. Mar l4-Rev Il. D. ANDERsoN, Roxbury
10. Mar 29-Rev A. l.. STONE, Boston.
Tickets for the course may 10 obtained at flutchn-
sons, Wesby's, Keths, and Aon's Bookstores at the
following nricesi Gentleman and Lady, Sli n Gen
tleman, rs cents; Lady or Minor, SO cents Single
Lectures, l2l cents, 10 be- paid at the Door. Tickets
mot transferable.
Doors open before z, aud closed at II precisely All
persons requested TO be Ia the Hall proviou to
past o'clock
c. JILLSON,
SIDNEY CLARKE,
JESSE D. WHEELER, Committee.
+. NJ sTOWELL,
C.E BRIGGS,
Worcester, November, 1858. off mis-
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United States and Foreign Patent
Agency.
AgenoY.


ONCE 80 Sfaie corner ofCossresx streft, Boston.
e Il f undersigned, late Principal Examiner in the
UuIted -tatAs' Patent Office at Washington City,
has Just resigned his Office fol the purpose establish
lug agency in Boston for procuring Patents in this
and foreign conutf es
II long offend connection with the Patent Office has
rendered him familiar with It's rules and practice and
with me history Of Invention in this and othercountries;
and his experience, with the frequent visits which he
proposes making to the Patent Office, usifes him IN
saying that his agency viii oiier TO Inventors all the
advantages of one located III Washington. and, in ad j.
tiun those which result from residence in the Eidst
of mechanical and manufacturing industry.
Advice given upon all matters relating tie validity,
Sc. OF tents, the novelty and peentabiiiiy OF inven
tinns and iii the general department OF Mechanical En-
cheering 6cati0us and Drawings piepaIed,-
Caveats fled,-Reconsderaon ptoeGed of appica
tuns that have heen rejected upon npetscty prepared
papers,-t asses of Interference, and applications for
tension and reissue prosecuted-and, in general all
business connected with the Patent Office, transacted
with care pUe prOmptntss
British and other feign potents procured, through
prompt and confidential agents, in London and Paris.
The new law recently enacted in Great Br ain having
materially educcd The cost OF Obj aiming patents IN that
kingdom opens to inventors opportunity Of protect
ing their rights, with the British realm which they
have never before enjoye ell Pate Is granted
which extend over Enga Ireland and Scotland.
Persons residing at distance may obtain all neces-
sary information, and have their business transacted,
by writing TO The subscriber, past padO without the
tronble and expense OF visit 10 Washington.
He begs leave refer those uGacquainted with him,
the following testimonials
From the Examiners in the Patent Office.
ne uhhef signed, filhcipdl ana Assistant Examiners
in the United states Patent utce have for several
years been well acquainted with Mr.. Samuel Cooper,
lately Principal Examiner in this Office; and take
pleasure in stating that he is gentleman OF the highest
moral character Of unquestioned knowledge in the
business and practice Of the Office and that his scien-
li6c atiainmens such as emlnently lit him for the
business in which he is about to engage
HEsRY b RENwIcK,) p,;n.;no,
IN IN s kranl,Hers.
AsSiStdHt EbdmiHerS--i Il. Peale, Thus. I Eve.
rift, f. Southgate smith, VIM Chauncy Langdon.
''From long acquaintance, and intimate official rela
tiuns with Mr.. Cooper | fully an heartily concur in
the foregoing recommendation made by my late col.
leagues. WIN. P. N. FITZGER4LD,
Lac Principal Eramiper Of Patents"
From Hon. Sherman LELAND Boston,
81 have been well acquainted with Mr.. Cooper for
many years, and have the fullest confidence in his
iathiulness and integrity. 5. LELAND"
feb 5-d3taw&5w lamolvr SAMUEL COOPER.
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

New Worcester and Lincoln So. Omnibus
W1LL run as follows;
w Leaves New Worcester,
Al O'Clock A. M, A. NJ, "a p. NJ, 81 Il. M.
Leaves Lincoln square,
Atso'clock A. M, II NJ, "a ?, NJ, and SPIN
Leaves Harrington Corner FOR New Worcester 8
minutes after leaving Lincoln Square.
Tuesday, Thursday, and Satnrda, EVENING" the ON.
nibus will leave New Worcester at CT oclo X aud 70.
turning, leave City Hall at o. or at tho close Of
&C -SuNDAYs-
will leave New Worcester at 10 A. M. and 4 p M. re.
turning at the close Of meetings.
90. Fare, each way, o LEA cents. dtf MIC
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To Machinists,

A ND others interested 10 Mechanical Drawing
n John q. EARLE, Mechanical Engineer, will at.
tend to drafting machinery o. every description;
Instruction Given. Office No IA Central Exchange,
Worcester. d5m MA
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WORCESTER, I,YCEUM
THE Course of Lectures, for the Winter of 1854
L will commence on the 18th November, at the
CITY HALL,

CITY HALL,
and be continued follows, viz:
list lecture, NOV. l7-JAMEs T. FIELDS, Boston.
81 Dec. l-PARR BENJAMIN, New York.
Sd Dec. l5--hev r. d. SToRTs ,Jr, Brooklyn.
4th Dec. 29-Rev. SAMUEL JOHNSON Salem.
5h Jan. Prev. TBEo. Parker, Boston.
9Th Jan. 20-OLIYER w HOLMES Boston
7h Feb. 9-Rev I. STARR KING, Boston
9Th Feb. 23-Rev. FRsD'K II HEDGE ,Provi'ce.
9Th Mar. 9-WENDELL PuLLIPs Boston
10Th Mar 23-WM. b. sPRAeUE, u. D., Albany
u Tickets for the may be obtained of the
Treasurer and at the Bookstores the following prices
Gentlemen 81 00-Ludies and Minors SO cent? single
Lectures, l2l cts to be paid at the door
All purchasers of Tickes will be entitled to the use
of the Library, containing about 1900 volumts of val
uae Books, for the whole year.
The doors will be open Z and closed at N o'clock
HENRY CHAPLIN, President.
THOMAS EARLE. Secretary,
CHARLES WHITE, reas.
Worcester, Nov. 12 IS diff
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A Chance to Wake Money,

Profitable and Honorable EmploymemW
FNHE subscriber is DESTROYS of having on Agent in
l. each county and town Of the Union capital Of
from SIS TO $40 only will be required, and any thing like
an efficient energetic man make from three to five
dollars per day; indeed, some Of the agents now en-
ployed are realizing more than that sum Every in
formation will be given, by addressing (postage pald
WIN. A KINSLER,
Box COL, Philadelphia Post Office.
unA dnnd0Nu WAN
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DEATHS.

In this city, Nov q? Calvin W., of Nathan
Cloyes l6 years,
In this city, 23, Lucy E. wife of A. e. Coman, so
years days.
Funeral on Friday, at O'Clock P. NJ Relatives and
fife ds nre invited to attend.
In Roxhury, the 18Th inst Hon Sherman Leland,
Judge Of Probate for Norfolk County, aged 70.
III Deer Isle, 9th instant Amasa Holden, 79 He was
born in Mendon, Mass i and removed to Deer Isle in
ca " life where he fought school fifty two winters.
In retersham, Mary Emily Fay, aged p years.
In Claremnnt, H., Rev. Nathaniel SPrague, d. D.,
formerly OF keene.
in Hollis N H..Mrs Znbah Wheeler, aged 1902 years.
She Vas in her 24h year hen the battle Of Bunker
Hill fought, and retained 20 the last lively rrcol-
lection Of the time and its incidents
In Natchez, Miss of yellow fever, Geo Robert STAR
ton
At Fort Brown Texas, of yellow fever, LIT, Col
Webster, u A
In Krkand Ohio, 9Th inst. Lucy, widow of Oliver
Harmon, and daughter of Dea IchabOd Pomeroy, ne
tive OF Southampton, Mass, 6S.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Worcester DRAMATIC Museum.

STAGE NAM GeR.-.-........J. & CARTLlTCH.
ON THURSDAY Evening Nov 24'h, will be aGrsd
~ fby desire) The beautiful Drama in three acts ell
titled Don CUese DE BaZan.
Don Cnser de Bazan.... ........J. " Warwick.
MeTtana.. ......................M Mrs BeiSsehherz
Grgnd Overture and Pot P.urri hom the "IIugue-
Eots - by the Orchestra.
After The D,ama, Miss Marion Mccarthy viii sing
sally Croakern
70 be inllowed by NJ. lacerhy, who will sing
The irish schooinasier'
To conclude with the side splitting Farce, entitled
FASHIONABLE SOCIETY
Jaoh OaoDaSe.' -..-............ SETON Parry.
u Full particulars, Bills of the day
Doors open at Z; to commence ! before 6.
PFlcEs-Parquctte, SO cenlsi circle rs cents; Gal
cry I2l cents. So
tsnSn,o., nj .~...
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Caldwell & Hill
5 or 10000 Nursery Trees,

or THE choicest kinds Of Fruit, for sale by d. F.
~ WHITNEY, orders received by Messls Lawrence
Sprague.
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speeiaI Notiee 81 -S,ners of Elouses.

The subscriber is constantly having calls for Houses
nun lhe Oesi OF tenants Persons having tenemenls to
ct, can find good customers without trdnbr and nee
u tTpenSe by calling at the REAL ESTATE AGENCY
233 Main street, up stairs. LEWIS G. MUM
Hnl1
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To the Ladies

NE PLUS ULTRA.
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r. @. uac0n, Counsellor a I La Wills tim
ittng no longer occupied with the duties Of the Mayor
iay, ne ~" devote himself exclusively 10 the business
ol his profession Office, No L. Central Exchange
"a 5hhQArA ., le23. ian5 div
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Situation Wanted.

Thy Young man ne Book keeper, or az clerk in a
Is store. Has had considerable experience and can
give satisfactory 10 ference Apply at the lNTELLl'
GENCE OFFICE, 232 Main street up stairs
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Velvets! VeIvets /!

SUPER all silk Lyons veivets, In Black, Maroon
~ Green, Blue Purple, &C.
Beat German velvets, in black anl various colors.
Super LADIES' BRoADCLoTHs, in all fashionable
colors.
Splendid RICH TRIMMINGS, OF every description.
New Pattern Cioaks, Just received.
CHAMBERLIN, BARNARD, O. co.
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Il. C. FISH.

MANUFACTURER of Wrought and Cast Iron
w Fences, Crates for sidewa s. Irons for buildings
bridges &c. and all other articles which can be male
in nv line of business. Iurch,s will find that The
articles. above enumerated, be bought of me as
cheap in Boston else here as have large as
softinen of the latest tyles.
Please call and examine. Union Street
Worcester. Nov. g. Is g. div
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Tenement Wanted.

or or rooms for family Of three persons, In cen
trail localionj o. house containing TWO enemea iot
two families o three persons each. Apply as above
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-24

For Filling Teeth OverExposed Nerves,
This operstion original with the subscriber has
hseR performed 10y him, during two and half years
nearly three hundred lmes with tie loss OF one tooth
only so far as known Also, by several distinguished
Dentists, HON he instructed more Than two Years ago
VINO have been emlnenuy ssful. BY no utIeT
method of treatment heretofore in USE can so many
teeth be saved, alter their living membranes become
exposed e. P MILLER
decli ar
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ITO Pc LET.
Tenement Wanted.

convenient lower tenement on Chandler street. con-
tanning rooms. Apply rs above
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FOUND

T 0 . 4 D,
an. am street. Esg of Boot sock Inquire a,
" the Police Office
Worcester, Nov II, 1853 ZIP DIR
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Ornamental Trees and Shrubbery
Furnished order, the shortest notice. Apply as
above. DIFF n2l
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FURS
Sumae G Qnereitron BARK.

= TONS SiCiii7u SUmac;
- do q ercitron Bark, IN Store, and for sa' r by
6. x a A J. H,l WE
iyl4 dif WOr. Rank Block
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MARRIAGES.

In Providence, 9th inst, by Rev Geo. r. barrow Mr.
Nathan A. Simmons to Miss Louisa Brigham, both of
Worcester
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-24

A GRAND Assortment cheap, all MERRlIL.s,2
~ Main street. NHJt
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Situation Wanted,

DE man in Grocery sora who has had some ex.
Up erience ar 10 drive job wagon ~ IN some active
business Apply 1T the EMPLOYMENT OFFICE,
233 Muin street. stairs.