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and with true Mexican valor he He'd from AN
unarmcd mar.
On went, the river rolled at my feet, the
shouting and yelling behind. "Tcxas forcvcr.'
and without u moments hesitation, plunged
into the water. The bullets whis,lcd round me
as swan slowly and wearily to the other side,
but none wounded me. Our poor dog. who
had been with us through the campaign, and
had jumptcd into tho river with me, fell mt last
a sacrifice to Mexican cruelty. IIc had reach.
cd the middle of the stream, when ball struck
him and hc disappeared.
Whilst these horrible scenes were occurring
on the praires, Col. Fannin and his wounded
companions were shot and bayonctcd at
Golind, only DR. Shacklciord and few hospit.
al aids having their lives spared, in order that
they might attend on the wounded Mcxicans.
Besides Mr.. Ehrcnbcrg, but three OF the
prisoners at Goliad ultimately escaped the
slaughter.
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ALL MANKIND ARE BARRIERS.

III prove to you, my friend, hope,
That none doubt can harbor,
That all the worlds barber shop
And every ones n barber.
Some shave to make themselves look neat,
And some because It's funny;
And brokers shave you in the street,
And only shave for money.
Some shave their forcheads slick and clean,
If with low heads are bothered,
But then It's plainly to bc seen
That they arc the ones that lathcrcd.
To conrt girl with eloluCncc,
The dandy never frcts her;
But lathers her with compliments,
And shavcs her when he gets her.
The maidcns also now and then,
Who arc so fond OF sporting,
Soit soap tho shallow. minded men
Ind shave 'cm while they're courting.
But men and girls who thus will boast
OF soaping while they ,arricd,
VIII find at least with bitter cost
That both got shaved when married.
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nisAssn's check ~ heesyn~ssnrSs rs hss ssse.
xssi - hsts Mr. sssx. bare gaanss-s ssssss sss
so4w ehe~ss, WAY kssls me- 10 gss,ses sssss !
the 'sw ssssssss hssa sae ~sss ,s se.y TIE bag.
se>s
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WRITING FOR THE PRsss.--Although consi.
derabo has boon said, in thcway OF Hints to
Correspondents, &c., &c, through your paper
as Wen as other mediums, permit Typo
10 state few inets soiiesT':tss s!:s dn.es ni all
VINO write inr me ircss, be u a small adyer'
tisemeni, a letter of correspondence, an csiI;o
rial, OF book in the first place, all names
~.oi county, town, place, or thing, and cspec-
sia'iy oi individuals should be written distinct.
y, VIII, dots over the IL. aud plain dstinc'
uoa between the us and ms, as eomposi,or
mas no connecting sense os grammar To guido
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tbs isllewiags
"IAe wssshss Ne have tsSn sasax;n- "a,
shs ssst wssk has teeu sselssh,ssl. scsessiasns
very wUga shas - ieissn sasasnes The slAss
tiers have hss Aa sseeFseas i.fse lsr tho gather.
ias thess crNr& We have hs,S swa 90 ,Ats>
rsyssy heavy fsesss sspi Il hss,Sly sseas~ tssSs.
bie sksi the spstesete car tinger nsaeA tss.xss
u ssst, t~snssfsi se<rss skies - sc nsw have.
W. hess "a ssss ssse es swr ds4sisx ssnes eas
lsss lhsee S<ssse a oaw esssssns % tAeer ~
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iAsf1S NJ .'sseAs se~sa - '-e = ss;si eser.
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isitss bsssw ezesz3xnB8 - Hssssasess SnA xssx.
>sss . ~ s~s<1 - IN &sssss sfstes ssss s<<tAx
10 hss s~n s~s5sN hsa.Sxsl liks Inv ssis<s saas,
stsnee.
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Striped Prints.
Frlnges Made to Order

Ut Fl I-1& = II l9'
Efl rs, opened to day It The snrven
w my4 dl2is GEO P. BRYANT.
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BY Letters Patent lseouredl 1849.
Puloermaeher's Patent Hydro-Electrjc Toltaic
CHAIN


CD AIMS,
CONSTRUCTED to be worn under the garments are
~ the most wonderful discovery in Medicine and
Electricity OF the present Gay They relieve without
pain or SHOCK the ms UNANIMOUSLY nervous palms.
sneh as head, and tooth ache rheumatic pains tie
doloeux, &c land by their mild bur continuous and per-
ceptice action the body diseases Of years standing
such as govt, local para sis nervous complaints, liv
er diseases &C, sappear by miracle They have
been applied with tie greatest in all those dread
fu diseases in children commonly called COMMISSIONS
also in OF eehng under difficulties, and disord-
ers OF the bowels They precpitate metals from their
solutions decompose water defect the magnetic needle
in short show all the phenomenon of powerful vOltac
pile. The Instruments producing these effects weigh
about two ounces, be folded up in pocket book
always ready for instantaneous use and will las.
man his lifetime for himself family and his friends
&c, against thu number OF diseases and complaints in
WHICH mia streaming electricity is perfectly safe,
tam, and wonderful speedy remedy. The price of
complete chain is from 81 to batteries SlO-S22 so.
Incredible as may seem The above facts, any person
can essyeonvince himself beforehand the depot of
their truth The importance of the invention has been
acknowledged In America by the Academy of Medicine
OF New Yotk, and the Chains have been applied with
great success IN the Medical Colleges, the City, Belle
vue ami Wards Island Hospitals Brooklyn City Hos
pita, &C.; In Europe by the Royal Colleges of Physic
ians and surg ons in Londonj by the Academic Nation
ale de Medicine at Paris by the Imperial Faculty at
Vienna by the Royal Faculty at Berl and other sci
entfc institutions OF the highest order, including the
principal hospitals in Europe
The pTopretoTs are In possession Of testimonials 10
the effect, from all the above institutions IN Amer
ca and Europe, well Of the eminent and dis
uguished members of the profession in both hems-
pheres, and invite the public 10 examine them
Full and illustrate ed descrptions-one for personal use
and one for scientific men-wiih copies of testimonials
and number OF cases cured In New York and Europe,
may be obtained gratis, at this Office They will be
forwarded, Tree Of postage, any part of the United
States in answer to pre- paid inquiries containing three
cents postage stamps J. sTElNERT, Sole Agent
NO 56e Broadway, cor. OF Prince ST., New York.
Street. myiI dsm
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Assessors Notice.

'E'HE Assessors ofthe city of Worcester hereby give
notice. that they will be in session in their room in
Harrington Block, from Monday the 23d to Saturday
the 23th of NAV current from to - A. NJ. and from
to O'Clock T. NJ on each day, for the purpose of re-
ceving list of the polls and of the inhabitants
of said city, liable TO taxation therein. AL persons liza
Bile to be assessed required by law 10 bring to the
Assessors, within the time specified, true lists OF all
their polls aud estates, both real and personal which
they in possession on The trst day OF Nav and
if they neglect give said Assessors in writing and
under oath il required true account of their property
all persons neglecting refusing have no right by
law to claim abatement ofther taxes.
The number of Polls OF 20 years of age upwards;
the number of Militia men from Is TO As, who are not
exempted by law the quantity OF land and buildings;
money at interest than they pay for;shaes
and stocks in banks and other Incorporated companies
money on hand deposited; furniture exceeding $1,000
IN vaue goods wares and merchandise; stock in trade
the number of CATTLE Sheep swne horses and carriages
of all kinds, and the income from professions trades or
employment should be enumerated in the statement Of
each individual having the same to be taxed for.
PUTNAM w. TAFT, Assessors
SAMUEL SMITH, of
JOSEPH LOWELL, JR, Worcester.
Worcester, May 10, 1858. dawtM25
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FOR SALE OR TO RENT.
stoak If Groceries for Sale.

A RARE opportunity is offered for any person wsh
n ing to engage 10 business with IA ederate capital
TO purchase small Sack uf Goods in Of Tire best
locations in Tie city, where good and increasing run
If IIGde is established.
The proprietor having strong inducements fbied 10
engage n different business enterprise, will give pur
chaser n good bargain. Inquire 1t this office.
ny u naMIl
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Toilet. No.

IX1 Il have received lot of the celebrated WASH
w ING COMPOUND.
entirely iree from any substance that viii Inure
the lor or texture Of the finest abnc and Is therefore
particularly adapted 10 The washing OF fancy articles.
For Linen, Cambria, Muslin, &c., 10 Is unequaled en-
trely removing all ycllownesa thsreby rendering the
process Of bleaching unnecessary.
Az an article for Toilet use, Il will be found very
beneficial also foe Hnlt Rheum, Chopped Hands or any
Eruptlons Of the skin. " GRIFFIN co.
myl0 d6
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Adams & Claain. Artists.
FLOUR (! FLOUR /!

AIM THE undersigned are constantly receiving
HsR-jJl ner Western Railroad, extra and common
49, FLOUR, among which may be found the lol-
lowing, VIZ:
ClIAS. J. HILL 4 SONS unsurpassed Extra.
w. WHITNEY'S Premium.
G. ]. MIL, Extra, BLUE JACKET, Extra,
JOHN WILLIAMS, do. ELLlCOTT's MILLS, do.
e. d. ShELMlRE, do. SENECA CHEF, DO.
BANNER MILLS, do. B. G, GRANT, do.
and other brands.
Hall bbls. Hill Sou, Hui Extra, and e. ID. shelmre
EXtm.
und ] Bags Flour of extra quality.
GRAHAM FLOUR of superior quality, of our own
manufacture IA barrels and bags
BUCk-WhEAT FLOUR in 100, 25, and 10 ID. bags,
all oil which Will be sold The lowest market prices, at
No. Mechanic street.
ieb2 dawtf BLISS, SUTTON a. co
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Closing lin.

hE subscriber wishing TO close his business offers
dent that any wishing TO prosecute the Grocery
business, WIN 40 well TO examine the stock immediate
y The location Is desirable situated central in the
School sta, A nAVIirs
Worcester, May 10, 1858. mylo daw,f
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TO LIE Z

TO LET
4 CONVENIENT Lower Tenement or Rooms,
II on Newton steer, off leasant the House of ID
Manning, with good Barn aud Stabe e, good Water,
Garden, &c. Inquire at this Office, or of
) &. STODDARD,
Maple street. or at the House.
mcha4 DIR
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Worcester Dramatic Museum,

aTINe Asb srAaE MAsAoEa. G. CaRrLIren.
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Grass Valley Gold Mining Company.
Capital--S25O 900, IN 1880 Shares, $500 Each.
y. WINCHHsTHR, PresidenI

j. WINCHESTER, President.
THE Rich Quartz Claims owned by the Company
exceed 400 In number, covering surface OF 100
acres In the richest and most desirable part OF GraAs
Valley. ~
The whole Of the Machinery Is In California and Will
be put in operation Immediately Hls we most pow
erul Of any yet manufactured, and calculated 10 crush
100 tons per day.
A few shares Of the stock for sale AZ par. Pamph-
lets containing Inc Charter, bylaws, Maps, &c, may
be obtained at the Office II by mail, enclose two three
cent Stamps
Address, postage paid, with remittance for stock. lin
drafts on New ORR, or current iuHds) to
X. RICHARDS, Secretary,
No. l01, Fulton st., NJ York.
Where specimens OF the Cold bearing Quartz may be
seen nom 10 Y O'Clock. my9 d2m
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For Sale.

A HORSE and Lumber Wagon that has been used
"A for an Express. Also, Harnesses. a pair Of
Traverse Runners and good Hay Gutter
Tho former owner had good run Of CUSTOM but hav-
ing lately died, The above Property will he sold very
low. Inquire OF WIN L. Allen, Bank Building, Foster
S., or Of : RUSSELL CouIt Mills
" Worcester, Nay i, Is div
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House and Lot al Auction.

SNTE shall sell on the premises. in STERLING
w on MONDAY, May III, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. the
House and Lot belonging Alfred harris, on the West
minister road about 4 of mile from the Post Office
good aud convenient Dwelling House. The Lot con
tans about Acre of Land under a high state of cult
walton on the same a numher of choice FRUIT
TREES. Also, Chair shop and Barn
Terms liberal and make known ri the sale
$. W. SELRY d co, Auct'rs
Sterling April 81 1853 dts
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LEW ARRIVAL OF BOOKS,


AT KEITH & CO.'S,
No. 239 Main Street.
DRlsMATIEs, by Richard Hey ward, Illustrated
L Doctor Birch and his young friends, WIN. N.
Thackeray.
kouin food, and Captain Kidd.
Electra Physiology, by buff.
Notes lroa estern Lite, Henry Taylor.
Spirit Rappirgs Unveilei.
ihorgh's ~ Education of Girls, Mrs. Lowell
Matm' aad Vespers, Browning.
The fraisatofs Revived, Mcclure
ltura Is avs, with Memoir, 10y J. Downing.
fehpd HE Curtain.
Legend. Of the West, BY James Hall
Camel llrnt, by J, w. Fabens.
Every day scripture Reading, by J, Blake.
Notes and lamentations to the text of ShaksDeare's
Plays, bv J. Payne Collier.
English ) lder in The u. S, Army.
NJ ch lud's History OF the Crusades, vo's.
The Mother and her Offspring, by DR.. Tracy.
YHsei, "a Cruise in the hasi by J Ross Br, wne.
uve'S Stratagem or The TWO suilors
Alnife'S Mechanical Drawing IN 70 Nos.
The Works of VIM. H. Seward, 3 vo s. Royal Octave
may2 diff
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A Valuable Lot

( VI LAND, on Grafton ST., containing about 900
~ square ieet, win he s1ld OH The most favorable
TERMS if applet Ter directly.
w 5 BARTON,
apI3 distf IInrunglnil- Dinner.
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7 llEIDll Ii Y Ill5s
A GREAT Variety, jlst received. We can sell a
~ fast cnlored 4 Printed Lawn, for 10 cis SUPER
Qua lily, l2i cts other Styles at ~, 90, IS cts.
myl2 d2wis A. Y~THOMPSON & CO.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-13

WE have added within few days, 50 different
w styles of the above Goods, making oar azsurt
meut second none in this city Some as low as 1874
cents. A. Y THOMPSON K co
Ia}l2 F2yis
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Valuable nuildinr Lot at Anofion.

@ w. sELBY d co. viii sell on the premises on
~ TUESDAY, May 18th, ut 10 O'Clock, the Vaiui-
BILE BUILDING LOT, situated Oxford street dir, ct
ly North OF the Quaker Church. the Lot is $50 by so
feet and is one al the most esi able in the city The
above offers rare chance for building investment
Terms at Sale.
For further particulars inquire Of
myll dts S. w. SELBY & co ,Auct'rs.
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Ccpperas.
pFpSTM

Cream Iarter.
IA09 LBS. Pure Cre"m Tarler, for sale by
-HCON G. $ 4 A. ]. HOWE.
my OF Worcester Bank Block.
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Valuable House Tor SAFE

&A THE House now occupied by the subscriber
i.k with the whole or pari of the Land adj lining
II is Situaed AT the head OF State street ANA is
one OF the best built aud most houses IN this
city. For terms, and furiher description, apply Ia
mayH dt-tt G.. a. HARRINGTON
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Ladies Boots and Shoes.
Calf Boots.
Spring Stvle Hats and Cans.

80 or the best manuiacture-Boy's Beaver and
xk&3 Fancy Hats and Caps Gloves Mitlens, Feeting,
~ Shirts, Busonlss Collars, Stocks Tdkfs, Suspen
ders Umbrellas, Canes, Buffalo Robes, &c, &C. Cheap
at MERRILL'S,
mar2 dawtf No. 22l Main street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-13

Perry & Andrews
PIANO FORTE AND MUSIC ROOMS,
No. Harrington Corner, Worcester, Mass.
THE subscribers offer for sale femuel CIlberts Pa
i tent'action and Boudoir PIANO FORTEs Of DIFF
ferent styles, VIZ:
The Octave, in Carved Cases,
the and Octave in plain round and 4 round Cases.
the and Octave IN square Cases. with prices varying
from $500 to 5000 The B0udoir style which Is SUI
perior 10 Others IN form aud tone the Octave IN
carved Cases the Octave in plain Cases. prices lom
$3.50 TO S5OO All the above have Ghberps Patent
ActiOn and are superior TO any Others In the Market
aud will be sold or exchanged on favorable terms.
Also, Serdphsnes, HolianS, and MelodiaaS,
from the best Makers. Music Books OF all kinds. A
choice selection OF New Sheet MtAic, Piano Stools
shrleys Furniture Polish, &c Pauos TO let tuned and
repaired. EMERY PERRY, Professor, and
ap27 dawtf A. ANDREWS, Teacher Of MuAic.
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Linen Goods.

Linen ,etings, Napkins, Table Covers beached
and unblaached Linen for Bo,oms and Collars, Linen
pocket Hdkis for Ladies' and Gents. Linen Drillings
&c and other kings of Goods too numerous 10 purtic
ularize
The sale will commence FRIDAY Evening" at
O'Clock, and com niue e week.
Ar NOON SALES, for the accommodation of
Ladies, will commence at IL o'clock, each afternoon
The attention OF the public is respectfully called TO
the Stock of Cloths and Linen Goods in this Sale Call
and examine. ALEN. PUTNAM. Anct'r.
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Real Estate at Auction.

@ w. SELBY d Co will sill ut Auction on FRI
~. DAY, May TO- at 10 O'clock, A. NJ,
TWO HOUSES Nos and 2 WASHINGTON ST.,
belonging to Gardiner Childs. The above Houses are
very desirable located in the central part of the City.
The sale offers good opportunity for any wishing
to purchase Real Estate
" Terms made known at the Sale.
For further particulars enquire OF
s. w. SELBY & CO, Auct'rs.
Worcester, May 4, 1853 dts
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Unfashionahle Hats and Cans.

ewxya A large variety which win be sold at greatde.
$500 duction from cost at MERRILI'S
$50 mare dawtf No. 22l Main street.
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NE PLUS ULTRA.
LABELS
CLIM Ak HAIR TONIC!
HUMAN HAIR!

ha y IVA "A ~ 81 "a ES
VNHE CLIMAX HAIR Tone includes In its composition
many of the NEST potent known remedies Ii is com
bned with the most elaborate care aud h so strict
regard 10 proportion that due effect Is given TO each in
grcdient and the result Is combination. elegant re-
cherche and unsurpassed in point of efficacy by any
other before the public.
just so long as vitality exists in the Hair, the app
cation OF the Climax Halt Tonic la to be bene-
fetal Its invigoraiing influence will make Itself per-
cepiibe. Its action, by removing dandruT and other
obstacles from the SCALP, destroys their whitening eff
fes and leaves the way clear for nature do he part
As a compound for dressing the Hair, mpartng 10 ii
soiness glossness, and richness and also rendering
the stites ana driest Hair, susceptible of the most
tasteful arrange meht, the Climax Hair Tonic will be
found invaluable. Nervous headaches are frequently
removed by vigorous application Of the Climax Hair
Tonic with stii brushing,
Possessing delicate color, not liable TO soil anything
with which Il comes IN contact-of pleasant aud de-
cided yet not too prominent odor the Climax Hair
Tonic, is what the proprietor has aimed To make it-a
compound AT once elegant and Elective, ad OF unusual
intrinsic worth.
~ II Is put up and sold the low price Of % cents
or Six Bottles ior 8 20. Prepared only by
LEWIS 7. LAZELL, Druggist,
NO. 2Ol Nam Street, Worcester, Mass, and sold
- by Traders generally
uIf dawtf
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Great Sale of Dry Goods at Auction

ENHE subscriber has Just received of the largest
4 consgnments Of DRY GOODS ever offered al
Auction in this ci.y, consisting OF English, French Ger
man, and American Broadclohs, in Black, Blue, Brow
and Green Doesklns Black and fancy coors, Ladies'
Dress Goods, comprising Ginghams, Chambomeens De
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-13

SCHOOL BOOKS AT WHOLESALE
Il. LIVERMORE g. COMPANY,
Publishers & Booksellers, Opp. american House,
HAVE in Store large stock of
IL School Books and Stationery,
which they able to sell in Quantities as low as can
be bought in Boston New York. Purchasers are i'll
vlted to obtain prices aud Judge for themselves
+ LlVERMORE 4 CO.,
my5 du l64 Nam Street.
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MATCHES, CLOCKS, JEwELRY, &c

WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, &c
s.. p. MPNEY
scP Would respectfully call the attention of pur-
TIM ch9sers to his stock, consisting part of Gold
IT. SRand Silver Lever, Lepine, Duplex and Verge
G2sS4 NATC HE'S; eight day and thlr,y hour Gothic
Marine ana Circular CLOCKS Also French Mantle,
10 lnlad and Porcelain Gases Iewelry, Breast pins,
Ear Ornaments, Finger Rngs, Witch Trimmine,. Gold
Chains, Gold Pencils aud Pens, Lockets, &c.
SILVER AND PLATED SPOONS,
Gold, silver, Steel and Plated spectacles Silver Thin
bles Port Monaies and Wallets Table and Pocket Cut
lery, Razors, Shears and Scissors Pins and Needles
Thermometer, Cloth Hair, and Tooth Brushes Fishing
Tackle Hooks Line, Baskets Jointed Bamboo Rods sc
together with many other articles usually kept in
nection with the above, all Of which will be sold
ialr pioht and warranted to prove NJ represented.
rhril0ular attention gwen to Watch work, and all
ions warranted Clocks, Jewelry, Music Boxes &c, re-
paired as usual
No Piper Block, No. 2g7 Main street. Cal and get
your moneys WORTH myG daw2w
NOTICE.
( LII Persons indebted to the subscrber previous 20
IN April lst, that have not since paid, are requested
to make Immediate payment. JOS. n. GREGORY.
Worcester, April 20, le5S. du
Sliced Apples.
IN BBLs. sliced Apple, SUPERIOR quality, Just re-
~ coyed and for sale by II. AYREs.
m,lO dtf
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NEW GOODS!
MESSRS. CLARK & SANFORD have received
VI their Spring supply of
Hosiery, G2oCes, b'jtts, Ena6roiderieS, Buttons,
Laces, 111nna'ag Goods WoyStedS and
Small Wares,
Embracing greater variety and by far larger Stock
OF Goods in Their line than ever heretofore offered
We shall hereafter spare no paius in making our
Stock the oost attractive Of any the City and our
prices will be found satisfactory the most economical
purchaser.
Every possible effort will be made give the utmost
satisfaction to our patterns and would most respect
fully solicit continuance Of the patronage so lberally
bestowed on the firm 10 years past.
CLARK d SANFORD,
apl2 df Sign of the Big Stocking.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-13
Blacksmith Shop and Tools for Sale,

oi"oAoiuiIh DlIop anu LOUIS IOf Odle,
y the town of Webster, near the Depot, with gaot
run OF CUSTOM ii being tie Shop formerly occupied
by bradford Marcy. Possession given imnedatelv anC
terms Of pigment will be mace easy for The pinch ~
For further particulars inquire of PRESTON CUM
MlNGS Of Oxford.
Webster. May 4. 1853. my6 d2waw lyv*
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-13

VNTANTED Immediately eight men TO work on Ma
w chinest Tools. None need apply but good work
men and of steady habits.
my9 DIFF SAMUEL. FLACG a. co.