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The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-03-12

On Saturday, February Goth, the House Of
Delegates, being in Committee of the Whole
aud The bin upon +" Noxious Animals being the
special order Of the day, the following proceed
ings occurred, as reported by the San Francisco
Herald:
Bill read. Mr.. Herbert moved to include
among snoxious animals .skunks,'' which
was adopted.
Mr.. Proctor moved TO amend the bill by in.
Guiding g Indians" and giving SIC per scalp
Mr.. McCandless was opposed to the motion,
because If the Indians were killed off, the gen.
tleman from Siskiyou would he without con.
stitucncy.
MIR. Proctor remarked that when the honor
able gentleman represented that section Of the
country there was nothing but Indians; but now
civilized people were in the ascendant. Amend
ment lost.
MIR. Robinson moved to amend by inserting
:. rats" the heads of which animals are to be
filed in the Treasury Department. Adopted.
Mr.. Lee moved to add, so as to include every
thing that howls." Adopted.
Mr.. McCandless moved to add "heas," provi-
,,ed the clerk be not compelled to cut their ears
off. Adopted.
MIR. Herbert moved to include :" guyascutus',' -
at 81 per head. Lost.
Mr. Pacheco moved to amend by including
"teeilI of feas'' and bills OF tavern-keepers.'
Adopted.
Mir. Bostwick moved to exempt the Red
Lion of Nevada" Carried.
MIR. McCandless moved 10 amend by inserting
traits and white mice, Cinnamon, and ex-meni-
beers oi the Legislature" Lost.
Committee rose and reported the bill with
amendments. Bill laid on the table.
1t is to be regretted that some of the members
so landed and loved by the San Francisco Wing
and Herald-we mean representatives from the
mountains-did not also move to amend by in
sorting San Francisco Flour Monopolists-for OF
all noxious animals, the animal that feeds upon
the wants and necessities of its fellows is the
most noXIous.
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Interesting to Quartz Miners.


The following method of calculating the
amount of gold in piece of gold-bearing quartz
is furnished the S. F. Herald by a correspon-
dent:
First, in well adjusted scales, ascertain the
|resct weight of the piece: then weigh the same
epended in water. Divide its weight in air by
loss of weight in water, and the quotient or
ksult is the specific gravity of the piece Of gold
Ebeuriig quartz. Two other amounts enter into
calculation, viz: the specific gravity OF gold,
which, according to Dr. IRE, is 1913. and the
specific gravity of quartz, which is 2.69. The
calculation then proceeds thus:-Subtract the
specific gravity ofquartz from the specific CRAWL
ty of the piece of gold-beaiing quartz and null
tiply the result by the specific gravity Of gold
multiplied by the weight of the piece. Then
divide the result of this operation by an amount
arrived at by subtracting the specific gravity OF
quartz from the specific gravity of gold, and
multiplying the result by the specific gravity of
the piece Of gold-bearing quartz. Thus:
II A-Weight Of the piece of gold-bearing q rtz;
B=Speciic gravity of the same;
C=Specific gravity of gold, 1913;
D=Specifc gravity Of quartz, 2.69;
The calculation may be made by the following
formula:
e ezS3S-e Amount Of gold in the piece.
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Fatal and Bloody ARRAY mt Los Angeles

Fatal and Bloody ARRAY Mt Los Angeles.
The following are the particulars OF sad and
unfortunate occurrence which took place at Los
Angeles, on the evening of the 22d ult. Col.
Watson is well known TO our citizens, having
been resident of this place for many months.
The ed February was celebrated in Los An
geles by brilliant ball at the residence of Hon.
A. Stearns. The gaiety of the party passed un-
molested until III o'clock, when crowd of noisy
rowdies fired a cannon and a large quantity of
fire crackers near the house. AT this, one of the
gentlemen present, Judge M. Norton, said to
Col Watson: " fear we may have some more
serious difficulty, and l am going for my pistol,
and would advise you to do the same" Both
gentlemen retired and shortly after returned
with their weapons. The house almost inn
mediately beset again by the party that had dis
tirbed It's quiet before, equipped with tin pans,
horns and the like with which they commenced
to annoy those on the inside. They were march
ing mp to the door, which was Immediately
closed, when the outsiders commenced kicking
at It, shot was then fired through the win
dow by some one outside, but without effect;
this was soon followed by another through the
door, which hit Judge Norton in the feshy part
of his arm. Judge Norton and Col. Watson re-
turned the fire from their revolvers, killing DR..
Overstrcet outright, and wounding two others
MORALLY. One of the wounded men was named
Robert Moore, gambler, who was driven from
Santa Barbara short time since, for sundry NAL
practices. The name OF the other wounded man
we have not been able to learn. Four other
gentlemen then posted themselves on each side
of The door, armed with bowie knives, prepared
to cut to pieces the first who should enter. The
mob then dispersed. Robert Moore has since
died OF his wounds, and no hopes entertained
Of the recovery of the other man. When the
Ohio left there was great excitement i'll town.
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MODEL PLArFoRM.-Keep clear of "The Bee, >
never fear g-nat or Post" always travel
with Carpet Bags" don't WAIVE 1.-The Olive
Branch;" keep one eye on your "Atlas;' des-
patch 1.-The Courier" Fanny means the Shasta
Courier, of counsel; honor the Musical
World;" accustom yourself to an Evening
transcripts" keep "H 1me Journals" hold a
. Lantern" for THE Investigators" be courteous
to "The Dutchman !" keep your taper fingers off
the "New England Farmer = pocket the "Al-
mighty Dollar;'' take care OF To-day" and let
:. Tomorrow take care Of itself; hope for the
q Golden Age Fanny doubtless meant the Col
den Era, of San Francisco, or at least she ought
to have meant it. rally round the True Flag"
huzza for "Onr Country draw 1.-THE Yankee
Blade stand by the american Union" 1t IT
gives you "Futs,'' and NEVER forget to say, God
save :. The Commonwealth FxHSY FERN.
pS. And above all let nothing keep you from
subscribing for, aud advertising in, the Shasta
Courier, FANNY FERNS Cousin.
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U. s. SECRETARY OF SrATE.-There has been
great deal of interest manifested in political
circles in regard to Mr.. Pierce's probable choice
of chief Cabinet officer. Senator Hunter, OF
Virginia, has been mentioned as the most likely
of selection. However, the correspondent OF
the Lyaesburg (Va.) Republican, who ought TO De
pretty well informed relative to this matter, I'M
der date of Jan. 9th, writes as follows:
Il is mooted about in circles here, that Sena-
tor Hunter does not take office. Indeed, from
what is to be good authority on this subject, ana
So considered by me, / am induced to believe
that our distinguished Senator has arrived ct
that conclusion. To be sure, am not author.
lied to say so, in so many words, yet the point
of the compass tends to that decision.
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WORTH kNowINe.-Wheat flour is said to be
the most speedy cure for burns A gentleman of
Dayton, Ohio, states that his little daughter had
her arm and hand severely scalded by hot tea,
and that on the application Of Aosr TO the af-
fected parts, the 1pain was gone instantly" Il
then, ne continues, bandaged the arm loosely,
applying pleaty ct Hour next to the skin, aud on
the folloxing morning there was not the least
sign that the arm had been scalded-neither did
the child suffer the least paiu after the applic;.-
ton Of the -four
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The QUEsrroS SETTLED The cause Of Gen.
Scots overwhelming defeat, at the presidential
election, has been the source of much disputa-
tinn- Rutit remains open no longer. John Mi
nor Bolts, celebrated, like Of RIP Van Wrinkles
for very remarkable sleep in which he once
INDUCED, has thus settled it forever:
~lst," said he, 'the foreignlvute was against
Scctt-2d, the native vote was against him-3d,
the Catholic vote was against him-lth, the
Protestant vote was against liin-5th, the pro-
slavery men opposed him-dh, the anti-slavery
mea opposed him-7th, the North was against
hin-Sth, the South went asa inst him-9ih, the
East was opposed to him-al,d, 10th. the West
voted against him" Nov, said Bolts. "how
,eeald il be possible that Seat could have been
elected under our system Of popular sufragei'
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REMOVAL OF THE CAPITAL.-For the benefit
of those of our mountain readers unacqnainted
with the fact we state at this late date that the
capital Of the State has been removed to BENZ
cha, where the Legislature is now in session.
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~ The following couplet contains some lit
tie poetry and vast deal of sober truth:
i Writing for glory and printing for fun,
q Is surely game at which little is won
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II w. Van VOORHEES,, late Secretary Of State,
has returned to his former heme In Tennessee
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Job PRINTING

OF every description promptly executed Id a
superior manner.
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Is PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING,
BY SKILLMAN & DOSH.

SAN. H. DosH, ARCHIBALD sKtLLMAN
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-28
Honey Wantedi

OK Hundred Dollars wanted, upon Real Estate so
- eurity, worth three times the amount.
Address S Il. }, through the Post Office
janis daw3w*
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salt Hheum and ErysipeIes.


These diseases prevail a much greater extent than
IS generally supposed, they appear in many and
various FORMS but the Rock Rose has been found TO be
at once a preventative and remedy It's success has
constantly increased the demand and il becom
ng the most popular specific for the these prev
aeu diseases. Read the following certificates, which
we select from among al Others all tesying
its efficacy:
Rev. A. b. L. MYERs,-Dear Sir:-Having used
your Extract OF Rock Rose, for Salt Rheum, which
eHsctually eradicated from my system by its use,
cheerull3 recommend it to any may have need Of
relief in similar cases.
S BRYAN JEROME.
New Haven. CT, Sept. 9Th, 1851.
This viii certify that have for years suffered with
the most obstinate Erysipelas, which it seemed TO me
nothing would cure. induced to try the syrup of
Rock Rose winch gave me immediate relief, and cured
me Of disease from which never expected 10 recover.
]. JONES.
southngton, Con, Sec. 1851.
Myers Extract of Rock Rose, for sale by Caldwell &
Ill., and e. II. Marsh, retail Agents James Green, aud
Lewis T. Laze wholesale and retail Agents, and Drug
gsts generally where pamphlets, 6lc may be had gratis
ian25 dTUN aJhaw
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I'm 10Y DEN.

Stock, Exchange, and Money Broker,
No. 200 Main street.-Uncurrent Bank Notes,
Drafts stocks, andSpecie bought and sold Bills of Ex
drawn on 3aning Brothers, d Coz payable in
England ireland, Scotland, d1c in 10 suit. Drafts
ana Notes collected in any State in the Union, and the
Canadas. Loans negotiated, &c, &c.
Office directly front OF the Worcester House. and OF
poste the Worcester Comfy Bible s0cietys Depository
Worcester, Nav 10. 1859. d,stf
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Thos. Francis Meopher.

FF'HOSE Of our citizens who are DESTROYS Of hearing
L this distinguished lrishman, requested meet
in the POEIUE COURT ROOM,
this EreniHg, at ID O'Clock,
to take measures ur securing his services in future
Lecture.
J. +. q KNOWLTON, PLINY NERRICK
+. O. KEEFS. JAMES ESTABRUOK,
JOHN HEALY, p c. BACON
E WASHBURN, ISAAC DAVIS
HENRY CHAPIE, W Williams
A. II. BULLOCK, r. WOODWARD
EDWD. FITZGERALD j. NJ EARLE
ian23 an
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Woroester OireotoTY.


fNHE worcester Almanac, Directory and Business Adj
L vertiser for 1853, published by II. }. HOqVLAND
cohtainlng Map OF the central part Of the City. and
much useful information, is now for sale at an the Book
stores in the city, and be had by the quantity of
JOHN KEITH h CO., J :. WEsBY, or A. P. AL
BEE.
Worcester, Jan. 18th, 1853. Observation-Disclosures
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AssTGNEE's SALEI
SALE CONTINUED
To Farmers, and Dealers in Agricultu-
raj Tools,

40 GarlleTs, ana dealers IN AgTlcuitu-
raj Tools
Great Sale Of agricultural Implements!
WILL be sold at Public Auction, OH FRIDAY Jan
w uary, 28th instant at 10 O'Clock, A. M, the
Agricultural Warehouse, No. 246 Main street, Worces-
ter, opposite City Hall, the entire Stock of
Agricuitura! Implements and Seeds,
III said Warehouse, Sale positive and will be contn-
ued from day to cav, until The entire Stock is sold
Or The following enumerated articles comprise only
small part of large list To be disposed of at this sale,
shovels, Of all kinds Manure and Hay Forks Hoes,
Horse Iakes, Grindstones, OK Yokes, Grain Measures
Iron Bars, Draft Chains, Drill Mouds, Wheeler's AK
es, Potato Diggers, Manure Hooks, Scythe Snathes,
Grain Cradles; Grass Seeds, of various kinds Chuins
100 Bushels of Seed Barley, Steel Hammers, Wheel.
barrows, Plows, LultlyatOrs, &c. 81.
e. The above sale offers chance to Farmers
to supply themselves with Tools and they particu
larry invited to be present.
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For -Four Afternoons and Evenings!
The Learned Canary Birds, Natural Mag
ics and Remarkable Powers of
YentTiloquism,
At BRINLEY HILL, Worcester.
SFgsaOF RII9E

! ESPECTFULLY announces that he viii give his
I new and amusing Entertainments at tn. above
place on MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, and
THURSDAY Afternoons AID Evenings, Jan 3lst, Feb.
LIST, I'd, and Sd
THE LEARNED CANARY BIRDS will introduce
their pleasing and wonderful performances. The NAT
uhAL MAGIC will be astonishing, and the VEN
TRILOQUISM ola marvellous character.
Admission, 25 cents. Children III cents Doors open
for the Afternoon Performances at 2ocl0ck-commence
az 3. EVENINGS az Z commence al Y. ian2L-ltE3
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j. I. IiAssETT. NJ. D.

l. e Of S prin f d,
No. IL PORTLAND STREET,
u Office hours ill A. M. from p to 2, and from
TOT p. NJ. jsnl5 d3m4
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A. E-Ltk1~N 1tSSs
- Designer and Eneraver, Dron " ood and Stone.
House on Crescent street. All orders left with &. w.
RICE, al l.. u. Goddard K Co.'S, will meet with prompt
attention. Particular attention paid 10 drafting Machi
merry. dec3O diff
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NOTICES.
Central Bank.

A t meeting of the Board of Directors of the Cen
IN trail Bank, held on the tenth day Of January, 1853
the following votes passed:
Poed, That in the opinion Of this Board is expedi
ent that this Bank be removed u the Square near the
City Hall
Voted, That in view of such removal it is expedient
that the Capital Stock of this Bank be increased One
Hundred Thousand Dollars.
Poted, That meeting of the Stockholders be held
on THURSDAY, the tweuty-seventh inst,
to act upon the subject ofthe foregoing votes and that
the Cashier be directed TO give notice OF the meeting
accordingly.
In obedience to The foregoing Instructions hereby
give notice. that IA meeting of the Stockholders of the
Central Bank will be held their Banking Rooms in
Worcester, on THURSDAY the twenty-seventh Of
January inst, at II O'clock A. NJ to act upon the fol
lowing matters
LIST. TO determine whether the Bank shall be re-
moved to the Square the City HAIL. in said Wor-
ceser.
I'd. To determine whethar it IS exped,ent that the
Capital Stock of said Bank be increased in accordance
with the vote of the Directors and to take any mea.
sures that may be necessary effect that object.
c. F. HARTSHORN, Cashier.
Worcester, Jan. -, 1853. dtJ27
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Mrs >. q o Il " IA, experienced and suoces
al Midwife, holds herself IN readiness, day and night
to attend to The duties If her profession. Residence
No. Austin street. o2l-dtf
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Gold Pens.-Mr f. Martin, the well known
eacher Of PenmalshiP, in Brinley Row, has received
another lot OF those superior Gold Pens, selected by
himself with great care at the mandatory in New
york, which he warrants will SUIT the hand and meet
the wants of the most iastidious lady gentlemnn.
dec df
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6 aTs OF exquisite favor are always to be
found il quntities to SUR at the Drug Store Of
J., T. LAZEII.
l3-G0 POI Main St
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Wanted Immediately

A GREAT chance to make money From IS to $40
IN easily realized every day, by any person. in either
city or country, with the knowledge Of new and
full discovery of universal demand, which Twill forward
by return of mail, on enclosing to HENRY G. TAY-
LOR, 81, Sheldonville, Mass post paid This is
great chance for nvads clerks young men, Students
or any person wishing to make from 50 to SIG day,
is Immediately lucrative in any part of the United
States. Those already commenced, are realizing a
large income, it is of universal demand. ppy i'm
mediately, and secure this opportunity. d2w janet
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Buffalo Robes,

A GOOD Buffalo Robe can be bought for very little
IA money, and the purchaser can have an opportunI
W TO select from largo lot Apply at MERRlLIiS.
nOyld dawtf No. 22l Main street,
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l.. y, 1 h o j 3, NJ. H., HoNEPATHIC PHY
sIclAN, Residence No. IL Main Street ONCE hours
from to A. NJ, to and TO Pm.
Aug &, 1852 div
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Is happy to say to those who suffer for the want of
the simple remedy to make them we'll that patients can
be accommodated if it is necessary for them to remain
i'll the city, with board and treatment though most who
call at my office, take their medicine to their homes
and IN "A short time get letter from them, stating that
they better or quite well.
Those who wish to consult me, can do my Office
Nc. l2i Main street, Worcester. d3m ian2I
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Russia and American Isinglass.
TIoR sale by CALDWELL q Hill,
Il Jan95 d2w 220 Main street.
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Please Bear in Hind,
n "a N BY e.
THIS WEEK

THE Closing Gut sale at the "HIvE," will
l. continue during this week MANY desirable bar
gains sill left. FoI TWELVE DOLLARS, l am Of
fering my pattern SILK Velvet MangiIIas, former
price $1,000. Also, elegant Maroon colored Vel.
vet Tama, for $is, former price $50.
jan24 dlwis GEO. P BRYANT.
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Providence and Worcester Railroad Co
ANNUAL MEETING.
TNHE Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders of the
L Providence and Worcester Railroad COMPANY will
be holden at MECHANICS HALL, in Providence, on
MONDAY, FEBRUARY Z, 1858, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. for
the purpose OF choosing Directors for the year ensuing
aud for the transaction OF such other business as may
gly come before them.
Stockholders will be entitled free passage on the
Railrond, for the purpose OF attending the meeting by
producing to the Conductors their certificates of shares
Per order. JOHN r. BALCH Clerk
Providence, Jan. 20, 1853 dtF7 ian24
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DAGUERREOTYPES.
First Rate paguereotype,
NETY UWAA YAEsED.

]. M. HUNTINGTON & CO., Projectors
nN hand, and constantly receiving at the City Coal
~ Yard, (ormerly occupied by b. Bulum,) best quail
tiles of Pennsylvania Coal, viz
Lehgh, lump and prepared
White Ash, 9
Red Ash, prepared
Lackawanna, lump and CRATE,
Also, Cumberland Coal, Tor Smith e use, which will
be soli at the lowest market rates. and delivered the
best possible order
Quality and weight warranted satisfactory.
Orders left at the City Coal Yard office, Park street;
at Mr. T.. Gregoy's Grocery store No Main street;
at Mr.. r. b. Grswolds Grocery store, OF Main
and School streeis MI @. A. Dresaers Shoe store
No. l76 Main street; or, through the Post Office, will
be thankfully received and promptly attended TO.
G. Il. MANN, Agent.
Worcester, July 27. 1859. dawstf
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WAW TED.

GENERAL Machinists. on Iron work 1t Merrined's
- Building, Union street c. HOVEN Il co.
Jan. 10, S53 d6t
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Phillips LIQUID Glue,
Southern Homm0ny.

fIHE undersigned begs leave to inform his friends and
4 the public, that he keeps constantly on hand, a
fresh assortment OF the best Southern Hommony, of di.
ferenl sizes. JOHN W. THOMPSON,
dee2l DIFF No. 2ll Union street, Worcester.
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Clutch and Gambler

50N BALES CLUTCH.
NV Is do. Gambler, IN store, ard for sale by
e. s. d A. J. HOWE,
noVs df Wor. Bank Block.
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Mrs. III. w. GeraId's,
Theoretical and practical Midwife, corner of Myrtle
and =, uthbTdge streets. dec4 d3m
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At tho City Auction and Commission Store, No. |
Pearl street, Worcester. Consgnments solicited, and
Auction business Of all kinds promptly attended to-
ianS dHvtf
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Situation Wanted in a Store.

by Man who has had experience in both Dry and
~ West India Goods busness and now engaged in The
Dry GoOds business. situation in This city would be
preferred but good situation in Country would not
be Objectionable. VIII commence March or April lst
1853 Inquire of FRANKLIN WHIPpLE,
No II Harrington Block
Worcester, Jan. &C. 1858. dG.k
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Faathers. Faathers

lust received, large invoice OF Live Geese Fea:h-
y ers selling low, at wholesale and RETAIL at 1850 Main
street, (up stairs.) TADER CHOfLAR.
oct9 dawtf
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WANTED.

DY the Board of Overseers of the Poor of the City
ID Of Worcester, Man and his Wife to take charge
Of the ALNS-HOUSE ESTABLISHMENT Of said
City, to commence the ls day of April next Pro-
posaIs, accompanied by good Recommendations will be
received till the first day of February, BY
EDWARD SOUTHWICK
Clerk of the Board.
Worcester, January 10, 1853 daw2w
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Corks.

EHE subscriber has in store very extensive assart-
1 ment of Vial, Bottle, and Demijobn Corks of very
fine quality, which he win sell at prices that cannot
fail to prove satisfactory. l.. r. LAZELL, Druggist
Jtn2S DIT POI Main street
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Leeches
ON hand and for sale BY
~ Jams daw3wis q. H. MARSH. Apothecai
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ieenaOvaI.-Mrs. IL. 8. Thompson, Female
Physician aud Midwife, has removed to No II PearIst.
MAJ J, 1852. DIFF
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WANTED,

INOR immediate use, n LOT OF LAND, from five
thousand feet upwards, in the Northeastern part
OF the city, (between Main and Summer streets would
be preierred) Inquire of Dr.. A. GOULET,
corner OF Tt umbuli and Park streets, Worcester.
ian26 oct