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.~fOHN &. WIRE. Corner Of Canal
ana Chartres streets, New Orleans, is the
only authorized Agent for this paper in that
city, aay business with this paper can be
transacted through hid.. and his receipts be
subscriptions, advertisements. &C., will for
valid.
Nv. B. PALMER, the American News
paper Agent, is the authorized agent for This
pcper in the cities of Boston, New York, and
fhila lelphia, and is duly empowered to take
sdve tisements and subscriptions at the rate
,equ red by us. His receipts will he regarded
as payments. His offices are. Bosros, Scol-
lays Buildings; NEW YoRk. Tribune Brill
dings; PHILADELPHIA, NV. corner Third
and Chestnut streets.
~ Our terms for announcing candidates
will be $40 for State, and IS for Parish
officer. The money must always accom-
pany the announcement or it will not be
inserted.
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HMr. WILLIAM A. BayAN Of this

ENMr. WILLIAM A. BaYAN Of this
city has, as viii be seen by advertise
ment resolved to publish paper at
Harrisonburg in the Parish of Cata-
houla, to be called the "Ouchita indie
pendent" Mr.. BRYAN was formerly
q proprietor Of the Democratic Advo-
cate with P. M. Hatch the firm was
then Hatch & Bryan. Mr.. Bryan is a
young man who does not lack either
energy or ability to- succeed. We
wish him success. =,
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Hat and Cap store.

THE undersigned respectfully informs
i his friend and the public generally.
that he has opened HAT and GAP STORE
where he has Just Teceiveda fresh siotk,
consisting in part Of MEN and Boy's fine
Silk. PesIl. Cassimers, Ansolas, Russia
Beavers. R0sh, Mexican, Black and Pearl
Cassiners MoteIces, Paris, Leghorns. Rut-
land. Planters, Camperchy and California
Hats, &C., &c. Call and examine tb~n,.
A. N. BOOTH.
IN the store Of Quiggins' Lafayette
street. pns f0ly.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-17

"Ouacl 1ependent."
TT IS the intention n the undersigned 10
= commence the publication Of an Inde-
pendent weekly newspaper, in the town Of
Harris. nburg, Parish Of Catahoula, as soon
as the necessary arrangements can be COM
pleted. The undersigned being piactical
printer. is therefcre fully swase Of great
responsibilities he is about 70 assume. The
first numher to be issued on saturday. the
9th ~ d July next.
Il shall be our highert ambition 10 ron.
duct the Independent in such manner .,
to meet the expectations Of ouf ffiesds. and
advance the interest Of the Parish. We
will strive to keep up with the progressive
spirit Of the ase-to present all discoveries
in the arts and sciences-.fo chronicle all
improvements relative to agriculture, COM
merce and manufactures and all things else
which may has { tendency TO promote the
wealth and growing prosperity Of North
Louisiana.
We insert below the terms on which we
propose to furnish the Independent weekly
to subscribers; and il conclusion. we take
o casion to appeal 10 every citizen of the
parish who feels an interest and takes
pride in sustaining Literatdre,. 10 come to
our assistance Let every citizen of this
and the adjoining parishes consider himself
duly authorized agent to obtsin sub cri-
beys and solicit patronage, and by this
means we are sure to g0-ashead. Our
hopes Of suceess ~ mainly based upon
such support.
For the Ouachita Independent yearly,
IN aAr a. &n = =
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Notice..

Ssxth Judicial Dist. Court. Parish
Of Baton Rouge.
WHEREAS Isaac H. Boatner of
" said Parish has applied to said Court
to be appointed administrator of the estate,
Of his deceased brother, LEwIs BoATNER
late Of said Parish;
Notice is hereby given TO all persons in.
terested to show cause within ten days
from the first publication Of this notice,
why the said application should not be
grantej N. MORENO, Clnk.
June 18th 1853
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George Peabody. Esq. the Amer.
lean banker in London. is said to be
worth about five millions Of dollars.
lie was born in Danvers. Mass, in
1895. and in 1927 went to Europe to
reside, previous to which he carried
on the mercantile business in. Balti-
mere. In 1884 be commenced his
present business in London. He
formerly resided at Georgetown, D. c..
also, engaged first as a clerk in the
dry goods business with his uncle.
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Couy dm Sirieme Uist. Judiciaiye,

Couv du Sirieme Dist. Judiciaiye,
Pa1oisse d. Est Baton Rouge.
A TTENDU que Isaac H. BoArNER
= de Ia die Pafoisse, a fat application
"a Ia dite Coul pour eiIe NOMINEES Al min
istrateur d. Ia succession de son defpnt
fraire LEWIS BoATNKR dernierement de Ia
dite Paroisse.
Avis est par Ia presente donne toutes
personnes interesses de faire savoir leur
raisons dams dix joprs de Ia premie pub
LEGATION de Get avis, pourquoi Ia diie applica-
ton ne serait pas accorde.
junsj5 NJ MORINO, Grstfey.
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B A Prodigy IN FoRT SMITH, ARK
We learn from the Fort Smith
Herald that there is a young man in
that place, about twenty-one or TWEEN
ty-two years Of age, WHO il an idiot,
except in the computation ofDumbers,
and in this respect be is . prodigy.
The Herald says:
His mind appears to be occupied
altogether in couating, day and night.
He can give correct answers to The
most difficult questions propounded,
instantaneous, by bis head, for be has
no education whatever. He will not
leave his mother, at no time, and is q
perfect child in this respect How be
can render SO readily as be does, ac-
curate answers to all questions put to
him, is a mystery to US. There ap-
pears to be no imitto his powers Of
calculation.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-17

The DEAD ALgvE.-Our Esteemed
friend and respected fellow-citizen Col
Hicky, has kindly placed incur hands
for persual, bundle of extracts f.om
papers published a century ago. Whilst
we are acknowledging the receipt Of
''late favors," it does us pleasure to
crowd out Of this days issue such no.
tees, to give place to early favors.
We throw down our exchanges and
open the bundle with kind of zest--
that it would take more room than we
have, to describe. The bundle is en-
veloped in the Louisiana Gazette Of
Of lSlS-a modern paper to the scraps
within. I
The Louisiana Gazette was publish
ed in New Orleans. In that paper we
find that Mr.. F. Stollenwreck has
opened flesh stock Of Jewelry-
fresh Just opened how significant
are the phrases to day. In another
column we see the "trial of Rob. c..
hurry for Blasphemy"-this has be-
come an obsolete crime in the modern
court calender. We see also that the
keel boat jackson, Capt Swain will
leave on the 25th inst, (Dec. 21st
l81S,) for Natchez. The question is,
did she leave Ifso, who went on
her? Where did she stop to wood ?
When did she get to Natchez, and what
become IF her after that (? We defy
the whole catalogue Of an.iquarians
to answer these questions.-But let
Us get into the bundle. Here we find
"the average prices Of corn by the
standard Winchester bushel of Eight
Gallons. Here is an article on "Coh-
jugual afcction--it is the same COM
Nudity now, that it was then. Here
is bill of fare for the Bush Tavern
Bristol Christmas 1890. In which we
find the following vulgar names .fo'
things, which are not now known in the
cuisine. Barley broth. Pot soup.
Sprats. launches, Gods, pipers, small
birds, pea hens, larks. starks,, COW
heels, rumps, ribs, rabbits, roast, rounds
and Ragoots, bears head, Barren beef,
baked calf head" |
In the Guildhall Intelligence Of
TAG, we find that the Lord Mayor
took the chair about half past twelve, |
andthe clerk read the minu.es-Sir |
Walter Lewis made a speech-what
/ was about the paper does not say |
and Mr.. Alderman Skinner made an
'ther speech about the navigation
Committee, in which he was supported
BY many Of the conmoners.
Alas, alas, for all human greatness
here is an exciting meeting over
which the Lord Mayor himself pre-
ided-and there lives not man at
his day who can say who the Lord
Mayor was This too only a brief
'undred years ago.-It is enough to
make great men Of the present day
remble on their legs. The only pos
IDLE way for man to go down to pos
Gritty, is to have his name put in a
'ewspaper paragraph at the bottom of
n old,hair trunk, or watch an oppor-
unity to get it in a corner stone.
70 We are confidently informed
y zone who knows that there is no
anger Of a mans taking the sample
mp post ito be put at the steam
oat landing) for "his best friend.
his should recommend them strongly s
|
the board. 1t is notorious that so
reat is the dc. sire of modern artizens
, add the ornamental to the "use-
ul" that every thing il twisted into I
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-17

1--we see from the ''Chairmans''
notice in the Dem. Advocate that a
meeting Of all the thribble F. Demo-
Gratis is to take place on the 10th inst +,
at the Court House 10 o'clock A. NJ.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-17

The Postmaster General finds him.
self much embarrassed by the peril.
nacious badgering which he is called
upon to endure from the applicants
for travelling mail agencies. There
are eighteen Of them in all, and 4 lib
eral salary being attached to the Office,
together with mileage or travelling ex-
penses to an indefinite amount, the
competition for this class Of appoint.
ments has become animated even
among the better class of Democratic
politicians.
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GIVE are authorized to announce All.
GUSIlN DUpLANTlER as a candidate
for Auditor Of Public Accounts for the
State OF Louisiana. Subject to decision Of
the Democratic Convention.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-17

q. S. MINISTER TO SpA1N.-Mr
Daniel NJ, Barringer, our Minister in
Spain, left Madrid on the 18th Of May,
With bis wife and family, for the pur.
pose Of making a short journey into
Andalusia, previous to. his retirement
from the Spanish peninsula. After
visiting Cordova, Sevilla and Cadiz,
he is to- return to Madrid, where be
will remain until the arrival of Mr..
,Soule. who is expected to reach there
in the month of July.
The Spanish newspapers are diyid-
ed in opinion as to the propriety of
receiving Mr.. Soule, several Of the
progresasta and moderado journals
advocating the reception on various
grounds.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-17

o. The Post Uthce has been re-
moved to the corner Of Third and
Florida streets.
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CORN! CORN White Corn lust
~ receive another lot Of very choice
White Corn. Sonnd and Clear.
june 18th. JOSHUA BEAL.
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)>~~
NOTICE.
Avis.
Succession de SARAH McFARLANp-

No. 3l3, "PreuUes"
TOUS ceux qui ont des reclamatious
- contre Il susdite succession, sont price
de les presenter Az soussigne pour psiement,
ct tons ceux qui doivant, sont notice de-
faire immediate paiemet
JUN TEL LEVI KE.LUM, Tutew.
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-UWe are authorised to announce
CHAS. +. GRENEAUX, as candidate
for the Office OF State Treasurer subject 70
the decision Of con, entlon.
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70 We are authorized to announce H.
VI: PIERCE as candidate for Assessor Of
this Parish.
New A0pertlsemcnts.
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Notices.

M Il. VIM. -. RHQDuE is my
june ~ "a e. -s ". MssARKHAM.
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD
= Stolen or strayed from the Planta-
ton of the undersigned mail Bay Pacing
Poney.. has small streak * white OF, the
front part OF the head--po brand. Also an
old sorrel Or strawberry rome mare, with
yeafling colt. and BY this time prehaps has
young colt--the mare is branded o, the
cheeks with the letter F, was formerly
owned by Major Fowler. Ten dollars will
be paid to any person who will produce the
Pacing Bay Poney--and an eqoaI amount
will be paid TO any person delivering the
mare and colt or colts 10
PHILIP HlCKY.
Hope Estate, June loft
Popular School Books.
II C. LANOEE, Havney House rom has
u :. Just received direct from the publish.
ers complete assortment Of The most pop
nlar school books. Consulting in part Of
Webster's spelling book; Wshsters speller
and defner McGufey's spelling book.
READERS.
Z McGuffey'S Se'ies; i, Wer'S Series Of
Gradual Readers: N. American lst end
clast do;
GRAMMARs. ~,
Smiths New Grammar; Towers Grad.
dal LESSONS in do
@ BIOGRAPHIES.
Smiths LIST book Smiths qn.rto or End
hook; Smiths Geography and Atlas; Mitch.
els Primary Geography; Nitchels School
do Morses quarto do.
ARITHMETIcs.
Co!bmne's Mental; Davise's Arithmetic;
Smiths Introductory: Smiths Pract. cal
Smiths New Arithmetic.
Davise's LIST lessons; Davise's Bourbon;
GEoMETxY.
Davise's Legendre.
HISTORY.
Parley's History; Goodriche's y. S;
England; Gurney's U. s.
RETHORIc.
Boyds Rethoric; Porter's Rethcrical
Readers a. $50
Philosophy, Phrenology CHEMISTRY, &c.
'logy, Botany &c. Also all the popular
latin Books
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-07
UARDIAN'S SALE
OF VALUABLE
WANTS, sc.
WANTED.

A BOY in a Dry Goods Store One who is not
"A more than 10, or less than 16 years Of age, and
wishes TO devote his whole time 10 loaru the business
can hear of situation by making immediate personal
application 10 the sub crber. Salary from $75 to
SlC0 per year. APPS diff GEO. P. BRYANT.
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NWO valuable House Lots, Chandler street. ne ar
ly opposite Wellington street. Also to let a lower
tenement situated on Jackson st about two minutes
walk from the Junction Machine Shop with or
Rooms, nev5r before ,cupied. Inquire OF JOSIAH
COBURN, on the premises, or of
ALZiRUS BROWN, at Bradley's Car Shop
WOrcester. April s. 1853. dc
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THE MOUNT PLEASANT SCHOOL

Il all times. AS this IL u season when parents are
looking for school at which 90 place their children
during the Spring und Summer, their attention Is res
'peV.uiy called TO the Mount Pleasant Sohoo CORNER
oi Pleasant and Crown streets, In Worcester.
ltsln abeautul locality, combining the pure atmos-
phere mud scenery OF the country, with the renements
hnd pleasures Of beautiful city, being within I'VE
minutes walk Of the City Hall.
Al the branches Of a refined and finished English
Euucaion are taught together with Latin and French,
[rayOn aud Monochronntc Drawing, Oil Painting
Music, Waxnowers, Needework &c, &c.
Terms liberal and Teachers well qualified. Please
call aud see us.
A. CARTER, of Worcester,
IA. POTTER, Of Concord, N NJ,
Supainfendants,
n y u Z, Il Mora poTrHn, Touchor.
Worcester, April /, 1868. ape def
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N E W B 0 0 K S!
Just Issued, and for Sale

at JOHN KEITH 81 CO.'S,
No. 239 Main Street.
r AYARD'S New acknowledgements among the Ru
4 ms OF Nneveh and Babylon,-second Expedition
Stray Yankee in Texas, by Philip Paxton
Nick of the Woods, by X. Nj. Bird.
Historical and Critical Essays, by Thos. De Quincy,
vols
Punch's Prize Novelist. by Thackeray.
Putnam's magazine for April
Harpers do g
Broadheads History of the State Of New York.
Linyard's History of England.
Lives of Alexander and William Won Humboldt.
Interviews, Memorable and Useful, Dr. Cox.
Genesis and Zoology, Prof Hitchcock
The Heir of Redclyffe.
Beatrice, or, The Unknown Relatives, Catherine Sin
clair
Amabel, Family History, Elizabeth Wormley.
Agatha's Husband.
History of Painters of all Nations.
Mechanics Practical Model Calculator, Oliver Byrne
Red, White and Black-Sketches of American Socie-
y the United States by Francis and Theresa Pulszky
mares DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-07

Two engage in the sale of Talialerro, Cummings a.
i Bless Patent SELF HEATING, SMOOTHING
TAILORs' AND HATTERs' IRONS, In the States
OF Connecticut, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island IL
is an article OF great practical value and enters into
every family Towns and districts will be assigned
clusivey each, and 1t il desirable that the agents
should lie well known In the territory in which they
may operate. The business will be profitable to such
az can furnish testimonials of character integrity
energy and gentlemany address, and none 9th er need
apply The business being cash, a capital of 500 will
be all that 10 required.
WILLIAM CRUTTENDEN, Agent
ONCE In Tylets Building, 70 Chapel Street, New
Haven, Conn. mth25 d& w3wt
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GUANO

MO Peruvian and Patagonia GUANo. sinner
IN Phosphate ofaLime, Prot Mapes's Manufacture
PLOWS-B Martin & Co., Mixers.
Spring Tooth Horse Rakes and Hand Rakes. Wheel
barfows, Chums, Hoes Shovels, &C, No 26 Front st.
opposite City Hall AARON BILLING
Worcester, March 80 1868. daw3mus.
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LIN EN- GOODS ]

WE are now receiving direct, a large invoice, con-
w sistmg of
SHEEIINGS, 9 to 1874, of the best
makes.
Pillow Case Linens, all widths and
prices.
Bleached and Brown Damask Table
Covers, from to 25-4.
Bleached and Brown Linen Damask,
by the yard.
Shifting and Fronting Linens, the best
in the World.
Napkins, Huckabucks, Doylies, Tow
els, Birds Eye Diapers, Crashes, Bur-
laps, &c.
As import nearly all our Linens from Msnufactnr-
ers abroad, we therefore them Of genuine
quality and do how it possible for any re-
taller to sell the Goods low Schedule of prices
Purchasers ere invited TO examine the Goods and
judge for themselves
ape d6twtf CHAMBBRLIN, BARNARD, & CO.
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Imported Cigars.
IN 0O0 MONTECRIsT0s
COs OOO 10000 Hadus.
ever offered
Also, 2V,OOO OF various brands OF Phncipes, &C. DC.
LorntIos Shuts full assortment Of the above
snuiis, at Manufacturers prices.
J. NJ. CURTIS,
MARIA Jaw No. IL Front street
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A Farmer Wanted
100 Accents Wantedl

TTO take charge of small Farm, about ono mile
4 from the City Hall Inquire at this Office.
Worcester, Anil l. 1853, dawtf
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Senator Summers White Slavery.

III CNc DUFOUfY IOJUJeS D.!
NEW and superb Edition, July illustrated with 40
~ eleganl designs, by Billings, engraved by Baker,
Smith 4 Andrews
This splendid work, which is considered one of the
best productions of the eloquent and talented author is
now offered to the public in this superb and attractive
style, and at the low price of fifty 1t is COM
pleie history of WHITE SLAVERY, its rise its progress
its termination, with account of the many dstin.
guished men who its Victims among whom were
CERvANTEs, the author of Don QuMote ST. VINCENT
DE PAUL, ARAGO, the Asst onOmer, and numerous
others, whose names AID deeds celebrated in hsto-
ry. Let all apoogsls for the slavery of the BLACKS
read this admirable work. and then say whether or not
the color OF the skin will sanction human chattelhood
and ii so, which color shall be ensaved Agerne White
Slavery was brought to an end by British cannon. Mr.
Sumner, in describing the final scene, says
Before night the fleet fired besies shells and rock
cts, one hundred and eighteen of powder, and fifty
thousand shot, weighing more than five hundred tois.-
The citadel and massive batteries of gers were shat
tered, and crumbled to ruins The storehouses, ships
and gun~bOats in flames, while the blazing light
nngs of battle answered in of signal fury
by the lighnings of Heaven. The power of the GREAT
SLAVE DEALER was humbled y
Published by JOHN p. JEWETT e. Co, Boston !;
JEWETr, PROCTOR 81 WOR rHINGTON, Cleve-
land, ohio. For sale by all the Book sellers.
MARI davis
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Wanted Immediately.

4 FIRST rate silk workers the Milnary business.
II and Straw Trmmers, to whom will be paid The
highest price Inquire Of
mch9l dot D. L. HARDON & co.
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Hosiery and Gloves !
Embroideries

JUST Received l Case RICH EMBROLDERLES,
y consisting of
Rich Printed Collars, in Muslin, Jaconet and Lace.
Sleeves, DO do
Under Hdkf's, do. do.
" " Bands, do. do.
Rich insertings and Edgings, do. do.
Embroidered Linen Hahdherclies.
Dem Wells, Lace Capes, Ladies' Dress CAPS Head
Dresses, &c. MILES d BROWNING,
an6 on 100, corner Of Main and Walnut sts
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale

- THE subscriber will sell the House in which
niI he lives, Portland street. Ii is one of The
most desirable locations in Worcester
Terms 10 suit the purchaser.
CHAs P. BANCROFT.
Worcester, Feb. is, 1853. distf
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Emit Trees

UyA WANTED by the subscriber 1000 FRTJIT
t$9~ TREES, including all kinds.
Grafton March 20, 1858. dow
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WANTED.

I'HREE or four Blacksmiths, accustomed to the use
4 OF Irphammels. Also, two good Chisel grinders
Apply 10 y FOSTER q co, Worcester, or PAGE
WHITMAN d Co, West Fitchburg.
mch24 islf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-07
Cation Irvine.

wv 4 have made arrangements with Messrs. Harriss
w Brothers. for the sale at their prices Of their
Irvine, In Worcester, and now offer TO the trade
article, every way superior to any other Irvine In tho
market. Purchasers may return the Irvine and re-
ceiye their money, ~ on trial they do not find il even So
sap2 DIFF II. GRIFFIN & 90.
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Savings Bank.

OFFICE IN CENTRAL EXCHANGE.
TIME Worcester Mechanics Savings Bank il omen
daily for the receipt OF Deposits from ali classes
Worcester, Oct, l, 1862. octid&wist
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Flowers.

El0W6rS.
zH BOXES French and American lunches and
~ sprigs, just received by
MILES & BROWNING
ape DIFF $50, Corner Main and Walnut Streets
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wanted Immediatelv.

TN Country store miles from this city, smart
j active young man, about d years Of age, who
has had experience and can well recommended
Inquire at KINNlCUTT d cos
April 3, 1853 ap4 div Hardware Store
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DRY GOODS, &c
SILKS! SILKS !!

THE subscriber having just opened large invoice
OF Silks is DESTROYS Of informing his extensive cir
Gle OF customers, and the public generally that he is
prepared to sell them the above goods, Notwithstanding
he great advance in the OF mporatiun) at lower
prices 'han ever before. MARTIN STOWE.
mch2I ,.o
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BLACK SILKS.

he public have leared for the past few wears 10 buv
bLACk SILKS in consequence Of the miserable
goods sold In the market. But have overcome the
dlihcuty and am now selling the best article made in
the world, on which give WRITTEN WARRANTS. Money
refunded if the Silks do give satisfaction After an
experience of four years, have never known one IN
prove poor. Sold by MARTIN STOWE.
mch2l daw6w No. 8 Flagg's Block
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DRY GOODS, &c:
ea2 Bonnets-B onnets, ga
- - Al ---
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Mileg & Browning

A RE now receiving large invoices Of straws ard
"A Laces, of the latest Spring Styles, embracing more
lhan % different patterns making complete as
sortment than before shown in this city, which they
oher at prices which cannot fail please
- No 100 MAIN STREET.
L. W. NILES, c. BROWNING.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-07
WANTED.
s Journeyman Carr

I OR TWO LADIES to sell Goods in Millinery
given, by b. l.. HARDON Il co.