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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-22
HIiIIburv Corr Rand.

J. p DENIS0N, Leader and Director,
Are prepared to furnish Music all OCCASIONS Orders
left with Z. BENCHLEY, Randalps Block, or VIM. F.
LOWELL, will be promptly attended TO.
jelS d5m@ WIN r. LOWELL, Clerk
L. Rabbit, No. S 4 II Piper's Block,
VIII devote his time in taking DAGUERREOTYPES
OF the Sick and Deceased at private residences when
called upon. In this branch Of the Daguerrean bust
ness, as well copying Daguerreotypes and taking
Lhldren almost insantaneously, he has proved himself
Mourning Gases, Fancy Cases richly inlaid with gold
and silver, always on hand. diff jels
Thompson a. Co.'s. Western Express,
Waldo Block, Worcester. Goods and Packages for
warded to Springfield, Northampton, Greenfield, Brai
tleboro iaritold, New Haven, Pttsleld Albany Troy
bonalo cleveland, Cincinnati, Detroit Chicago, and ali
DRAFTS, NOTES, Bills, &C., collected at all the
aooEe places. s. V. X. HlCkCOX, Agent,
Jeo ou Waldo Block, Main street.
A. PRENTISS.
:, Designer and Engraver, upon Wood and Stone
nfG on crescent street Al orders left with G. W.
attention. Particular attention paid TO drafting Mach
cry. dee30' All
A. ANDREWS,
Teacher Of Vocal and instrumental Music. Piano
Forte and Music Room, No. A. Harrington
" Corner, Worcester, Mass.
aprl BEST OF E 1sf GIVEN
ull
REMOVAL.
DRs. WIN. q ]. NEWTON, DENrIsrs, have re-
moved their Office fIom CIRCUITS BUILDINGS 10 The Meas
ant and spacious Rooms, in Briney Row, over he
Slszens' Bank, and directly opposite the American
~ anl4 dt
J. L. BAssETT, M. D.,
tie OF Springf eId,)
No. l2 PORTLAND STREET,
" once hours Ill . A. M. from I2 to 2, and from
= - - - apl6 d3m
Bounty Lands and Pensions,
for s oS S Law matters attended to usual Cash paid
~, Gso1vNsRuoR, AND NOTARY PUBLIC,
aPi-oawlstl 3Llarrlngton Corner Worcester.
Spa, Killing Soda W@Isr-WIlh ihs ,.u., ..
rie'y Of choice syrups; Fifty Tickets for one dollar
myl4 ar b. LAzELL, Apolhecay,
2Ol Main street
ammo CALVIN E. PRATT,
AlIohNEI 4 COUNSELLOR AT Law,
o,o '2VS Main Street, Worcester, Mass. -
mayo gu
Mrs 3: @ o o w n, an perien &c I'd and success
~ nuwie, holds herself IN readiness, day ana nleht
70 attend 20 tho duties u her profession Residence
NO. 6A1atn street. o2l-duf
4. ID. Ntchoas, M. D., Hom1rArmc Pny
sicIAN, Residence Mo- li2 Main Street. Once hours
from go a, M, sto 4end z 70 SIN.
Orlthe BEST brands, constantly on hand, and Tor
oe,is az Apolhscary, aaS Main street.
segars Of exquisite flavor are always TO b.
found Ia gu*nil'leSto SUI At the Drug Store Of
is-dtf y = s a4i5 MsIn 1.
y. M; clark, NJ. D., HomnpArmsc PnyaicrAH
no; walnut street Once honrs from . 20 "a NJ.
Woreester,Ja LIST, 1851. st M Janlu
Attic City Auction and Commission store, No.
Pearl street, Worcester Conslgnnents solicited and
Auction business Of all kinds promptly attended %.
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[PRICE ONE CENT.
fl)ortestcr DaiIp 5pl,.

EDUCATION OF GIRLs.-Ihere are several
faults which are common TO girls brought up in
ignorance and tmidity:-They are incapable of
a firm and steady conduct; there is good deal
of stlectaton in those ILL., founded alarms, aud
those tears that they shed 80 easily. We must
begin by treating them with Indifference I'VE must
repress our too lender love, little batteries and
compliments. We must teach them to speak in
concise manner. Genuine good taste consists
in saying much in few words, in choosing among
our thoughts, in having some order and arrang-
nient in what we relate, ia speaking with COM
posure; whereas women in general are enthus-
astc their language Little can be expected
roma woman who does not know how to ex-
press her thoughts with correctness, aud how to
be silent. Girls timId and full Of false shame
which IS a source of Discrimination. To correct
this, must lead them to discover their thoughts
without disguise; when they are tired, to say so;
and not oblige them 10 appear to enjoy books, or
society, while iatigutd by them. When they
have unfortunately acquired the habit Of disguise
ing their feelings. we must show them, by exam
pies, that it is possible 10 be discreet and prudent
without being deceitfn, and tell them that pru-
dehce consists in saying little, and disrusting our
selves more than others, not in assembling
speeches. Simplicity and truth excite more con-
hdence, and succeed better, even in this world,
than Discrimination. What is there more delight
ful than to be sincere, Tranquil, in harmony with
our conscience, having nothing to fear or to
pretend; whereas one who Ensembles is always
agated, and under the necessity of hiding ones
deception by a hundred others, and yet with all
these efforts, she never fails TO be discevered;
sooner or later she passes for what she is We
should never coax children; If we do, we teach
them to disguise the truth, and they never forget
it. We must lead them by reason as much as
possible. They observe everything. We must
accustom them to speak little The pleasure we
derive from playful children often spoIs them
We teach them to say everything hat comes into
their minds; TO speak of things IF which they
have no distinct idea This habit ofjudging with
precipitation, of speaking Of things without under
standing them, remains during the rest of their
lives, and forms very defective order of mind
Exchange paper.
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AN ANXIOUS INaUIRER.--Some two miles up
sort of little village called 'The Centre" Here
not long since, the rustic youth of the vicinity
congregated for "dance," land dance they did,
said our informant, ''with an junction unknown
to your young city bellies and beaux," One inter-
esting young man, having ''imbibed" rather too
freely, became ''fatigued" in the course of the
evening, and wisely concluded to retire for a
short rest. A door ajar near the dancing hall
veaed, invitingly glimpse OF comfortable bed,
of which he took possession with prospect of an
undisturbed ''snooze' 1t so happened, howbeit.
that this was the ladies' withdrawing room, and
no sooner had he closed eyes, than pair of
blooming damsels came in from the hail. and be-
gan adjusting their disordered ringets, the dim
light of the tallow candle not disclosing the ten
ant of the bed. The girls had tongues (like most
of their "seck' y which on in this wise: ''What
nice dance we're having Have you heard any
body say anything about me, Jane ?" 'sLa, yes,
Sally Jim Brown says he never see you look so
handsome as you do tonight. Have you heard
anybody say anything about me I" "About gou
why, sartin | heard Joe Flint tell Sam Jones
that you was the prettiest dressed girl in the
room" Whereupon the dear things chuckled,
"fxed up little more, and made off towards the
ball room. They had hardly reached the door
when our half conscious friend raised himself up
on his elbow, and quite ntelligibly though slow
ly, inquired 'Ha, you heard arg bO1Ty sag any
thing e5out NE, girls p t.Phansy their pheek-
links at that jnncture They fed with an ex-
plosiye scream. Ga
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BOOKS FOR THE PEOPLE.
j. 8. RedfeId.

Nos. ITO and l12 Nassau street, New York,
Has recently published the following new and popular
Books, for sale by Booksellers generally.
1-speeches and Addresses of Thos. r. Meagher,$l 90
2-Oap sheaf, Fresh Bundle, Lewis Myrtle 90
3-Chevaliers of France, (AerberD IS
4-Children Of Light, by Caroline Chesebro. 90
5-Resal Rome, BY Francis w. Newman, %
6-Discoveries 10 the Mississippi valley, &C., by
Marquette and others. evo, Maps, &c. 200
1.-THE FOrest. (Auihor of Lady ALICE 20
s--Ancient Egypt under the Pharoahs(k ys2 %
9-Comparatiye Physioenomy. g. w. Redneld) 2 W
l0-Phiosophers and Actresses. Qioussaye) VS. = %
linen aud Women of the 1871 century. vols = o0
l21he MasierBuilder or life al trade Lee)l W
13--lIagar. story of To-day. (Alice Carey W
l4-The Men of the Time. Contemporary Biog- ,o
l5-TrehcR On the study of Words. rs
I6--Knights Of England. QHerberO l25
l7--Cavali,rs Of England. (IIerberD l25
ls--poeticnl Works OF Fitz Greene flaeek 100
ELSA; pilgrimage. Caroline Chesebro) 90
2O-Clovernook. (klice Uarey) 90
2l-Lectures and Mscellanies. (Ienry James, 25
22-Dream Land by Daylight. Caroline Chesebro) 25
23--Talenis and Traditions of Hungary PnlszkO 20
24--Episodes Of Insect Life svos. each, 200
25Chopman's American Drawing Book, par,s each, %
26-Characirrs in the Gospels tRev n IL Chapin) 30
27-Lays Of the SCOTTISH Cavaliers SAyloun) 90
2s-Iyra aud other Poems 0Allce Caley) %
29-The Book of Ballads (Bon Gaultiet) 20
3l--Lillian and other Poems. (Praed) %
3O-Tho Ladies' OF the Covenant. (Anderson) 70
32-Works OF Edgar Allen Poe. vols. %
3s-nronchiis and Kindred Diseases W. "hai' OK OK
34-WrRhrs Sorcery and Magic 70
35--The Night side OF Nature Crowel Y
36--Grlscom on Ventilation. COloled Plates w
37-Napier's Peninsuar war, complete. SVv
36-Reichenbuchs Dynamics OF Magnetism. lxo
IN PRESS, AND NEARLY READY.
l-Napoleon In Exile, by u. n. O'Menm, vs.. 100
The Pretty Plate, illustrated by barley ,. %
A stray Yankee in Tesas, lu,tratcdby barley, 20
5-Nirk OF the Woods by Dr. Bird, new revised edl 70
6-The Speeches, state Papers and Miscellaneous
works Of lion. ~. II. seward. w. svo each, so
decs dom
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A Contrast The Wings are in the habit 0
congratulating themselves upon their attachmentto
principle above party, and they frequently say that
the Democrats ATE the men who invariably stick to
their party, right or wrong. Recent events in our
own Legislature and the Legislature Of Maine, show
different state OF facts. In the Maine House Of
Representatives there is Democratic majority of
fifteen, yet in filling up the vacancies in the Senate,
the Democratic members in favor of the temperance
law, voted as to sustain that law, though 10 order
to do this. they compelled to elect four Wings,
giving that party majority in the Senate, and thus
throwing away the chance Of elecling a Democratic
Governor, and in all probability Senator, at least
for this season.s
The temperance Wings in the Massachusetts
House had the same opportunity and the same power
10 save this law which they helped TO enact. But
every man Of them, SO far as is known, voted for
Mr.. Clifford, the candidate nominated by the
mics oft the law, and every man of them voted for
such candidates as Warren, Faulkner, and CUM
mings Of Middlesex, Fisher of Norfolk, &c.. whose
names were carried upon the Liquor Ticket, and
who were pledged by letter or otherwise 10 use all
efforts 10 repeal the law. The contrast is highly
honorable to the Maine temperance Democrats, and
equally dIsgraceful to the Massachusetts temperance
Wings. ''Imperance Whgs," indeed! What a
ridiculous misnomer!- Commonwealth.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-19
WORCESTER, WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 10. 1886
REAL ESTATE
NOTICE.


FENHE subscribers having formed connection in Busi
L ness, under the name and firm of E. E. ABBOTT
d CO., and token the centrally located Office
Leonard & GOohues Hat Store, entrance No 233 Main
street.-The city opposite Elm street, would tender their
services as
Real Estate Brokers,
to any persons having landed Estates which they wish
to dispose of
They also prepared to exchange city property for
farmng lands, upon the favorable terms or nego-
tiate the sale of properly in adjacent towns and would
respectfully solicit the attention of purchasers 10 the
following Schedule of Property which they offer
OR 8 ALE.
Two valuabe Houses on the Corner of fremont and
Mechghic streets
Two large new Houses on Chestnut street.
One uouse on Irving street, ard two on Pleasant
street
Five Houses in Pine Meadow quarter.
Also number ofsmall Farms of abontT250 acres va
rying from five to fifty miles distant from this city.
Also 100 house lots in parts of the city,
of which are upon the "Wheeler FARM plat, and
not excelled for location by any in the vicinity.
The above property win all be sold low, For Terms,
inquire of Z. e. ABBOTT & co. -
We would also tender our services Anctioneers to
all persons having property to be disposed of by AUG
ton, either in the city, or adjoining towns.
E. T.. ABBOTT & Co. Main street.
Worcester, July Is, 1852. div
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Grass Valley Gold Mining Company.

r WINCHESTER, President Capital $3.50 600
- Shares, S2OOi nali-shares S 100.
The rich Quartz claims owned by the Company ex-
coed 400 in number, covering surface of 100 acres, in
the richest and most desirable part Of GLASS Valley
The machinery, which is the approved aad pow
erful OF any manufactured is calculated to puiver
zs one hundred tuHs per aay The principal part of
the machinery is the ground and the remainder dali
y expected The whole the property is paid for and
the Company free from debt. This is no speculative
affair." few shares of the Stock for sale par Pam
phlets, containing the Charter, bylaws, Map, &c.
may be obtained at The Office; if by mail, Dclose two
three-cent stamps. Address, post paid with remit
lance for stock, (in drafts New York. or current
funds) 10
r j. RICHARDS. sec'y No, LOT Fulton st NY.
Where specimens of the gold-bearing Qumtz may be
seen from 10 to O'Clock. noy27 d2m
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For Sale or Exchange

FOF n Onses In WOrC ester.
A WOOD lot of 80 acres in Sutton also, house and
N five acres of land in Sutton.
Also, house at Whitin's village also, house lots
near the Worcester Academy.
Also, house lots on street leading from King
to Chandler; also vo house loIs at the corner of
Chandler and Queen street.
For farther particulars enquire of
GUSTAVUS ELLIOTT,
Corner Of Chandler and Queen st.
EWorces'er. Nov. is, 1852 diff
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THE LUXURY OF WoE.-Dog SeIler-"That
'ere hanimals the real stock, mum, and dog
cheap at thirty dollars
Young Widow-"It is sweet pretty darling
black and white-but in my present bereave-
ment you must procure me one entirely black
this will do very well in about six MONTHS for half
mourning"
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Particular Notice

H Z. ABBOTT & co invite the attention of per-
H. sons seeking desirable locations for building pur
poses to their plats of House Lots situated in various
parts of the city, and offered for sale upon such terms
as cannot fail to suit purchasers.
Persons contemplating change of residence from the
city to the country, will find for their interest call
upon us, and examine list of Farms for sale. IN
pleasantly located sections of the country around WOr-
cester.
We are also prepared to sell exchange landed es~
tates in any locality, upon favorable terms
E. Il. ABBOTT & CO.,
Octl9 diff 233 Main street
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Sixty valuable House LOIS the pleasantly located
tract of land formerly owned by John Boyden and 9TH
ers situated between Elm and Pleasant Streets which
are not exceed for building purposes by any other lots
in this vicinity.
Also GOO ACRES of valuable Timber and 200 acres
of improved Land, with Dwelling Houses, and
first class Saw Nj Single, and Stave Mill, and three
other exceen: sites for Mills with plenty of at
all times lying together and in good locality will be
sold al bargain, exchanged for CITY property or
property suitable to transport south West in lots to
suit. Failing health the cause of this property being
exposed for sale. LARKiN SMITH,
sep25-du 233 Main Street
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New York CRYSTAL Palaca.


NOTICE given by the Association for the EXHIB.
IN ITlON OF THE INDUSTRY OF ALL MA
TONS, 10 all parties in America DESTROYS of conrbu-
ting TO tho Industrial Exhibition be opened the
City ofNew York, in May, 1853
All persons DESTROYS of obtaining place in the Build.
ing erected on Reservoir Square, in the City of New
York. by the Association for the Exhibition of the In
dustry of All Nations requested send in their APP
plicatons for Space before the first day Of February
1853 Immediately after which date the Association
will proceed to decide Applications and allot Space.
Each Application must furnish the Exhibitors name
and address in full, and state whether he is Manufactu
rer, Proprietor or Agent. IL must contain concise
description Of the articles offered for Exhibition, and
statement Of the Precise Dimensions Of the Space
quired lion Wall, by height and Length; If on Floor
or Counter, by Length and Breadth.
Applications must be signed by the persons proposing
10 exhibit and be addressed to the Subscriber, the
Office Of the Association, No. SIS Broadway New York
The Association hopes that attention will be given 10
the exact terms of this notice, and that It's requirements
will be carefully observed in making applications.
by order, W. WHETTEN, Secretary.
No charge will be made to exhibitors for space al
otted
JASuARY S, 1858. jams dew
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Marbleized Iron Nantes, Columns, Table
TOPS, sc.
The sALAMANDER MARBLE COMPANY

The SAlIAMANDER MARBLE COMPANY
re now olGring the above in great variety. The
n articles produced by them very exact IN their
limitations OF the choicest Marbles, very superior In
their finish, and elegant In their designs, they are cheap
er than Marble. and having an Iron basis more d-
rabe, and caunot be injured by the action Of ACIDS or
OILS; having obtained GOLD MEDAL for them at
the last Fair Of the American Institute and receiving
daily commendation from Achiect Builders, the pub
lie and the press they invite attention TO them with
fdence.
They are also valuable 20 persons NJ distance, being
moro readily set up than Marhle and not liable be
broken IN their transr oralon. Circular with do.
agns, and list Of prices, will be sent by post app
cation. SII,AS q, HERRING.
Ware Rooms Bl3 Broadway, New York, under the
care OF John KusroN, to whom all business commune
cations only should be addressed Mandatory on fIud
son. corner OF Thirteenth streets, under the supern-
tendence OF the inventors, II. +. n |. H. Williams.
Specimens may also be seen at IiERRING'5 Sala-
mander saio Depot 1875, lH and 1870 Water st., NJ X.
deco d3ms
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Mourning Cases,

made expressly for those in mourning, for pictures of
the deceased. Daguerreotpes taken of the sick and
deceased at private residences. Pictures copied from
Dagueueotypes large larger than the original pic
ture.
Mr.. d. would also inform Daguerrean Artists that he
has opened an extensive Stock Depot, of Daguerrean
materials, from the largest Importing Houses also of
the best American Manufacturers. Persons in want of
pictures, and purchasers of Daguerrean Materials call
and see for yourselves novlS dawtf
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Farm for Sole.

FFNHE Subscriber will sell. exchange for Real Es.
tate, in the city OF orcester, Farm of so acres
in the westerly part Of Shrewsbury about 81 miles from
the Court House, the old road Shrewsbury 1t is
the Farm owned few years since by Levi Have, and
now occupied by Peter Rich, Jr. II is desirable place
for one wishing TO raise vegetables for the Worcester
market, the soil being we'll adapted that purpose
For further particulars, enquire of Peter Rich, Jr on
the premises, or of EDWARD EARLE.
Worcester. ST Month"; 1852 ian29 -dawtf
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NOTICE

All those who arc indebted the subscribers either
by account, respectfully requested TO
make immediate payment. T. a. o. X. EARLE.
Worcester, 10th Mo-, %, 1852 daw3m
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MUSICAL.
NEW MUSIC BOOK
. s " a 8 O m

b. 8. " A q @ N
HAS for sale at the publishers prices, either at
IL wholesale or retail, the
Melodia Sacra,
complete collection OF Church Music, well adapted to
the wants of Ch0irs and Singing Schools
Those ia want of rev Music Book, are invited TO
call and examine,
at No. 3 WARREN HALL, Pearl street
N. b Having made arrangements for a great number
of the above Books they be furnished at very low
prices uctl5 diff
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House and Rarn for Sale, or to Let,

HOUSE ana HaTn tOr SAFE, or TO Let,
Ia THE House on Pleasant street, next west of
Hi Dr. Martins Brick House, containing commo-
dious connected pa, lorS, library, dining room and
kitchen, with ample closets, six comfortable lodging
chambers, besides in the attic. Ii is supplied with
hard and soft ater The cellar is good, and Barn
convenient for keeping Horses. Rent-$350.
For further particulars, apply to
EDWARD EARLE.
Worcester, 1lth Mo, 9, 1852. diff
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O. pARTy ERsHTP NOTICE.

FENBE subscribers have this day entered into Co
4 partnership. under the firm OF BhsSETT, EARLE
& BROTHER. for the purpose OF frnnsacng the Whole
sale Commission Produce Business, mt the building
erected in t. ~ Q. X. Earles Lumber Yard at Wash
ingon sqnare, nearly opposite the Boston Worcester
Freight Depot. f.
AHAz BAssETT,l
THos. EARLE, : BASSETT, EARLE & BROTHER.
o. K. EARLE. J
Worcester, July 10, 1852
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FOE S ALE .

LA THE subscriber being DESTROYS of leay- @Yx
OH ing this State, offers his entire REAL 2F1sS
ESTATE at very low prices, consisting 500
in part of one House on Shelby street do unfn-
ished Laurel street one do Grafton street; 20
House Lots on Laurel Hill do, Grafton street
IA Of Land the Holden road les Acres of
Land, with good Farm Buildings in Paxton.
ocI6 DIFF A. 81. MERRIFIELD.
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o. X.
NEARsH's Patent on is the handsomest. cbeapes,
NI and best article for light ever discovered and the
universal favor and admiration which this article has
received Is mefe than all other substances for light COM
bined II can De had Of a.. III. NEWTON, Agent.
NO. 207 Main street, Worcester.
Ais, Lamps, Cans. Tubes, Wickng, &c.
N. u. Particular attention given to altering old
Lamps. which docs not exceed la cents per Lump.
Oct22 dnwtf
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- sS'ss-S z~a
W -. 5.aif - ~

TNHE subscriber has made arrangements to be sup.
i piled with PIANO FORTES from the establish
ment of A. w. Laid & Co., 296 Washington street.
Boston The finish and tone will recommend the above
instruments to any one wishing to purchase.
Also,-Sepraphines, and Eoans OF The best guilty
please call and examine.
Musical merchandise of all description.
Instruments of all kinds to let.
A. MARSH,
jams d6twtf 1921 Main street.
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FO r $ ALE

To any persons having property for to exchange
either in the City adjoining towns and would solicit
the attention Of purchasers following Schedule of
Property, which he offers
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]. G. Pearson

MOULD respectfully inform the pnblic that he has
w taken the old stand of Farley & Pearson, 203
Nam street, Worcester, Mass, he continues TO
manufacture Carhsrt's celebrated patent Seraphnes,
Alto octaves and of the best sty lie and finish
Every Instrument made aud sold hy the subscriber is
warranted to give perfect satisfaction.
ianl daw 6m
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JEWELRY. CUTLERY. &c.
New Goods.

W6W UUUUS,
YET FENNO g. SON, have Just received fine
w assortment of Bronze Ornaments, Paper Ma
chine Work Boxes Porte Folios, Writing Desks, Ink
Stands Boxes in any quantity ich jew Try in any
riety better variety Of Fancy Goods suitable Tor New
Years presents than be found any other
lishment in this city and prices that defy all comre
tition. Our mott0-Large Sales, Small Profits sc
Main st eet. dec3l diff