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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-13

FROM THE FISHING GRoUND-The schooner Ella
Osborne, Huntrick (late Carter, who was drowned
by the upsettipg OF boat at Mallpec harbor arrive
az Gloucester yesterday, from the Bay of St. Law
renee. Came through the gulf of Canso on the 5th
inst; left only about thi ty sail of American fishing
vessels on the coast. Her Majesty's steamers have
ell eff the ground, on account Of heavy weather. for
their winter quarters at Halifax The cutters are
still on the ground, and quarter mostly a. Port
Hood. Az OF the American fshiog vessels will leave
the coast by the 18TH inst it being very dangerous
to remain there so late as at the present time The
crew OF the Ella Osborne contr adct the report of
the loss Of the schooner Gold Hunter having spoken
ner wtnin week, and believe that she Is now s,fe
None Of the vessels were getting aoy mackerel and
they all had very slim fares Boston Trausler
NCp. IL,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-13


Territory of Utah held on the first Monday in An.
gust, 1853 =
Delegate 10 Congress.
John N; Bernhisel duly elected by ,232 majority
over all other candidates.
Councillors to the Legislative Asan,lly.
Great Salt Lake County Heber G. Kinball, Will
lard Richards, Daniel Fl. Wells, Orson Hyde, Farley
p. Pratt.
Davis County Thomas 8. Smith.
Weber County-Lofen Farr, Jonathan Browning.
Utah and Juab Countes-Aaron johnson, L. L.
Harrington.
San Pete Couhty--Isaac Morley.
Mard County,. Mctiaw
Iron County George A. Smith.
Representatives TO the Legislative assembly,
Great Salt Lake County,. nj. Grant Franklin
d. Richards, A. p. Redwood, A. Darlington, w.
Woodruff, j. c. Wright, Lorenzo Snow, Erastus
Snow, William Stewart, j. w. Cummings, w. w.
Phelps, John l.. Smith.
Davis County-John Stoker, Henry w. Miller
Weber County Allen, Luman A. 5hirtlif,
Dwight Harding.
Utah Countyosilas Hillman, Joseph A. Kelting,
James G. Snow.
San Pete County-Madson d. Hambleton.
Millard County-Wiam Felshaw.
Too ele County-Ezra 1. Benson.
Juab County-Jacob G. Bigler.
Iron County-Calyin G. Pesdleton, Robert Wiley.
WALL AROUND GREAT SALT LAKE CITY.
TO the Honorable Mayor and Ctr Council of
Great Sat Lake City;--
We, the undersigned committee, appointed at
your last sitting on the 23t Inst to determine the
line fer the contemplated wall around this city re-
spectfully present tue following rcsort:-We recon-
mend that the inner line of tue wall commence at
point eight rods OF the southeast corner Of lot
three in block one, OF plot b. thence due north 53G
rods including two blocks snd two streets north of
the present survey thence due west about i0S rods
to the east line OF First East Temple street thence
northwesterly about 2S7 rods 10 point 10 ir the
northeast corner Of the block upon which II public
bath.bouse Is located thence due west about 472
reds to the river jordan thence up the east bank Of
said river to point where said line would iltersect
the west prolongation OF the north line Of the II We
acre lots, thence due east ab Ut 023 rods 10 the
point Of beginning, making in AL aDoa; 2 ,73l rods
exclusive OF the west or Jordan river.
The SCI O. TIC g1g.l &C {. ). Ices aud IN t43
Inc gest Of the bsth bcuse IL very suitable for easy
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Police Court,

WEDNESDAY, July 10.
Before Justice Green.-The trial of Henry McCur-
dy, for an assaut and battery on the person of En-
mira blake,was resumed this morning. Several re.
spectacle witnesses were called to the stand, and
the fullest investigation of the case took place.
McCurdY stated that he met the little girl about
O'Clock IN the evening, as she was going to her
fathers house. He was well acquainted with her
family and inquired after her father and her brother
Gorge. She starred to run, while he was asking
these questions, when he caught her arm She
screamed. broke away from him. stumbled, and fell,
The whole testimony fully confirmed the statements
OF the prisoner, far it could do so, and mate-
rally contradcted that Of the little girl, who does
not appear to'possess much strength of mind
McCurdy has always been steady young man,
and borne good character, and from the whole cir
cumstances Of the transaction, II did not appear TO
the Court that he committed an assault with the in
tent to violate the person Of Elmra Blake, or even
that he committed an assault and battery. McCur.
was therefore discharged,
Patrick TooIe lltIe boy about I years Of age,
minor son Of Owen TooIe, residing in Pine Meadow,
was brought up The instance of Daniel Mack for
assault and battery on said Mack's daughter, aged
five or six years. The only evidence on the sub.
ject showed that the uIe boy while playing on Sat.
urday, 9ih inst, pushed the girl over. The Judge
dismissed the case. MIR. Mack seemed much
troubled because the desperate culprt" had not
received condgn punshment,and expressed his feel.
Ings very loudly on the subject. He even intimaied
his intention Of appealing the case, in spite Of the
Commonwealth, although the Common~ ealth, v hich
broDghtthe suit, had voluntarily abandoned il, from
the impossibility Of sustaining ii. Dir. Mack and
Mr.. ToOIe had better shake hands, and let ssihe
chIlder go to play again"
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TRAGIcAL AFFAIR.-Two Irishmen, named
Foley and Donovan, who had been at work on the
Conhocton Railroad, near Pembroke, Genesee Co.,
were shot dead BY officer Farnham, Of Pembroke, on
Wednesday last. The two men, with some twenty.
five or thirty others, had been engaged 10 wiiully
destroying the property on Conchocton Road, and
had gone 10 Rchville on The Canandaigua road. Mr.
Farnham went to Richve to arrest the chief Offend
crs, when he was set upon by the whole gang, with
threats Of taking his life. One ofibe men had him
by the throat when, in self defence, he sboi two Of
them dead. The rineleaders we're subsequently arr
rested and lodged in Jail at Batavia, by the Sheriff
o. the County, who went TO the scene Of the ARRAY
when the news reached that town. Mr. Farnham
surrendered himself, aud is nov in Jail awaiting an
xamnaion.--Rochesta Democrat.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-14

For Prescriptions and Physicians' use, fron The most
reliable sources IN Boston and Nno York, can be-
found at tho Store Of Le,ns r. Lazel, POI Main
Street.
Every ono who Is any convessant with Druas and
Chemicals, knows the great difficulty Of finding an arti.
cle perfectly nee from ndulieraon Especially Is this
ne cnse WIN those In general use which Of "A Others
should pc ~ pure AZ possible. II has been for years
ana now Is my aim, 10 purchase none but the best
Drugs-Ihose which may be relied upon, aud all may
ee confident Of The purity every article obtained nj
my establishment. trust that discriminating public
WIN continue to aisain me In NY endeavorn By their
pattonAgo assuring them that every article will Be hell
as represented FhysiclunR prescriptions carefully
compounded al all hours OF The day and night
iol5 dawtf l.. \. LAZEII Kno,h..oxy
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-14

HoRRID MURDER IN Ulster Co., N. Y.
One Of tho most brutal and revolving murders
ever perpetraied, says the Kingston Republican,
was committed in the town Of Woodstock, in this
county, on Friday afternoon last, and that, The
murder Of wife by her husband. George A.
Wentworth and his wife Harriet, had some dis
pute on that morning, as was customary with
them. Wentworth left the house, a short distance
from which be waited the departure Of his son,
when he returned, entered The house, approached
bis wife from behind, seized her by the hair. and
drawing her head back, cut her throat, with
razor, from ear to ear, nearly severing her head
from her body, Their daughter, uged about 10
years, was present. and in attempting 10 rescue
her mother received severe wounds on her arms.
Wentworth was Immediately arrested, but suf
fered TO witness the funeral of bis victim, on
Saturday. He was wholly unmoyed. On Sat-
urdpy evening he was lodged IN the County Jail
II this village. Wentworth Is about 80 years Of
age, and his wife was year or two Younger
They had eight children, all Of whom are iv-
ing $50 aI.eF 8ffA
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THREE DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival offhe Arabia.

arrival oft Arabia
New York, July 10.
The Royal Mail Steamship Arabia, Captain
Judkins, arrived at her wharf at half past eleven
o'clock this A. M, having left Liverpool at half
past FIVE in the evening of the I'd inst.
She passed the ship Sovereign of the Seas from
New York for Liverpool, at $40 on the evening of
the I'd, and the Vanguard at 7.40 same evening.
The steamship Canada at 1910; also ships,
Sea Nymph, and Middesex, going in.
The steamer Washington, from New York Jar
rived out on the morning Of July LIST.
The cream ofihe Turkish intelligence is that
everything is yet doubtful Nothing has result
ed yet from the Poytes rejection of Russia's ultl-
matum. Nothing, in fact, can be done until
about July LIST, at which date ii was thought the
Russians would cross the Danube.
Debates on the affairs of Jamaica in Para-
ment had taken place. and amelioratons have
been proposed.
1t was reported that Turkey had formally de-
manded the armed Intervention of the four pow
ers, but the statement was not confirmed. Things
do not look on the whole so peaceabe as they
did. The French and English fleets were at Ie-
nedos
From other parts Of Europe we have no news.
Don Gonzales Bravo is again reported about
to succeed NJ Calderan de la Barca, at Wash.
ington.
The destruction ofihe city ofShiraz in Persia,
by an earthquake on May Isl, has been fully con-
frmed.
WARLIKE NEws.-London, July 2-Tele-
graphic dispatches from Paris yesterday, state
that news OF the rejection of the ultimatum reach
ed St. Petersburgh on the GATH The Emperor
had made personal declaration to the English
and French Ambassadors, and expressed himself
IN The strongest language. He states that even
the destruction Of his fleets would not prevent his
invading Turkey and obtaining the PREPARATION he
believed his due.
The fourth division Of The Russian army is or.
dered TO enter Modavia.
The Russian force on the line ofthe Black Sea
amounts 10 100, 900 men.
The Emperor complains ofthe conduct of the
British Premier, and is said to have forwarded
peremptorily instructions 10 Nj. de Bremonx, TO
con6ne himself 10 official intercourse with the
English Secretary of State.
At the Bourse to-day securities suffered in
consequence of the intelligence from the East,
and Three per Cent declined more than one per
cent.
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EWho found Mr.. Newbegin's money! Il
will be recolected that about two years slnces Mr.
Flanders Newbegin, of Biddefcrd, Me-, lost his
carpet bag, containing as il said, 10 Or : 70
OOO The other day be received the following
letter and enclosure, dated
'sBoston, June 80, ls5S-Enclosed please re-
ceive nineteen one hundred dollar bills on tine
York Bank, Saco, for the benefit of your family
This is mysterious and puzzling Who did
get Mr. Newbegin's money'-BOston Post.
The missing bills were the only ones of that
denomination issued by the. bank, and the pay
ment of them stopped. They were Of no value,
therefore, to nybody but Mr. Newbegp
So says the Boston Journal
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DR.. LANGLEY's ROOT AND HERB BITTERs
ltehall be eit 10 oil the people, who shall be an
titled 10 the above reward after using one bottle ench
and they VIII be sure 10 DO cured OF the Liver
OF Indigestion, Janndce, Coughs and Colds Contiye
ness lileg, Weakness Ileadache all compliant, arising
hom Impure blood, loss Of appeiito--in fnct All ihe
complaints which every body Ia more OF less troubled
WIN, alter Ihawing ont in the Spring Lnnpoy's BIT
Iers are we very thing for all The ladies' and every body
else should have bottle ind no IN that a. thew
40 good aud never harm. and are very pleasant
" ,ahe, vniy 70 and B7l cents hottie. l..s. "
sod ~ Worcester, by james Green, and NJ D. Green
wholesale and retail u. Scott, II. Marsh, u. y. Li
hf d hll other dcalers In medicine Also, by dealers
~ all the towns and villages every where.
wholesale depot, 97 Union street, Boston.
mhrB aa,yeo,
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ft-%'' 49, v AhAhTfi
-ses-
Worcester Water Cu
! GLEN sTREET.-This ms


Thonsnnds OF Farents who VnImiugo composed
OF Castor Oil, CaOmel, &c., not aware that while
they appear TO benefit the patient they are actually Law
ing the foundations Tor Of Diseases such as sal
ivatioD, loss Of sight, weakness oflimbs, &C.
In another column will be found the advertisement of
Hobensacs Medicines TO which ask the attention of
all directly interested in their well as their Chill
drens health. In Liver complaints and NIL disorders
arising nom hose OF bous type, you should make use
OF the only genuine medicine, fIobensacks Liver Pills
" " Be not deceiged,n but ask for Hobensack,s
Worm Syrup and Liver Pills, and observe that each has
the signature Of The Proprietor, J. N. HOBENsACK.
as none else genuine.
h. r. LAZELL, EDW'D II. MARSH, u SCOTT.
Jr JAMES GREEN, and CALDWELL a. HILL
Agents for Worcester.
ar
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LARGE FIRE,-Newark. N. j., July Is -
Yesterday afternoon, al IL clocks fire broke
out in the boiler room Of Ripley g. Co.'s Steam
Planning Saw Mills and Lumber yard, and spread
so rapidly that in short lime Wheeler's Pack
ing Box Factory, Burnet's Trunk Establishment,
and Pointers Lumber yard were enveloped in
flames. A large amount Of property is destroyed.
Horace PoinIer's loss is about $40. 600, and is
insured to small amount. Ripley & Co.'s loss
Is about 100000, insured for about $50 ,000.-
Whole loss is estimated from $3.50, OO0 to
$3.50 600
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INCREASE OF DEATHS IN New YORK
CRY During the week ending Jay 9th, there
were five hundred and thirty eight deaths in New
York city, which is an increase of one hundred
and lhlrty-three the previous week. This
is one death in 933 inhabitants; in Boston, for
the same period, the deaths were 77,-or one
death in 1892
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H-The Worcester Cornet Band have an Excur.
sion to Newport Tomorrow. They go by special
train 10 Providence, starting from the depot in this
city at O'Clock A. M. We hope all those who de.
sire a days recreation will go, we warrant them,
in addition 70 the other pleasures Of the trip, that
they will enjoy the swee. music Of the Band
The tickets are, for the whole Excursion, ST so.
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FIRE IN PRoviDEEoE.-A barn, situated in the
rear oil University Hall, belonging to Rev. DR. Way.
land Of Providence, was set on FIRE by an ncendary
at about O'Clock on "Wednesday morning, and vas
consumed with its contents. The students Of the
University lost large amount Of sport, which they
usually enjoy upon such occasions, as vacation com.
menced last week.
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a5y-TLe Church Herald has letter, writtcn by
a member 81 the Episcopal Church in North Caro-.
lima 70 Bishop Greene, which states that "Alrs.
Ives, vile Of Bishop Ives, will return home with
her brother, DR.. Hobart, he having received notice
from the Pope that Dr.. Ives would be ordained
priest 10 the summer, and could no longer be consid.
cred her husband
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DEATH OF Hos. SAMUEL APPLEToN.-IIon
Samuel Appleton died about o'clock Tuesday az
ternoon, al his residence 81 Beacon street Boston.
He was apparently in his usual health Tuesday
morning, but began fail in strength, and
gradually sank, until he expired, as above stated
Mr. Appleton was one Of the most wealthy citizens
of Boston, and was the architect and builder Of his
fortune. He was 80 years of age.
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THE GAvAzzI TRAGEDY Montreal, July
I3.-The coroners inquest into the Gavazzi trag-
edy closed last night Nine Protestant jurors
found, among other things, that the firing upon
the citizens on that occasion was by order of the
Mayor, and that The said 6rings were unnecessary
and unjusli6able. Ten Catholic jurors return a
verdict agreeing mainly with the other, but STAT
ing that the order to fire was given by some per-
son unknown.
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fAuuRE. The extensive Agricultural Manu-
factory, VI 6rofon Junction, closed operation.
last Saturday. II Is said however that the works
viii be speedily resumed under new managers. =
car The price OF Season Tickets to the New
York Chrystal Palace is put at ten dollars.--
Single admittance fifty cents; Children half price,
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FIRE LEICESTER. The barn attached 10 the
MI Pleasant House, Ia Leicester, formerly owned by
Hon. N ?. Denny, was discovered to be on FIRE on
"Wednesday evening, about o'clock. Through The
eHer'IOns Of the hremen was confined TO the roof
and distinguished with tihing damage
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april


DRAPER & CLARK offer to the public new und
better article of LINE than be found al any other
place in the state. After Try ing it, il any
sfed their money will be refunded. We have dealt in
Lime for fifteen years. and have never found any before
tina gave so good satisfaction.
DRAPER g. CLARK
AMI DIFF los and I07 Front &,
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FIRE IN KIsGsroE.-A barn. beIong;,o ~ MI
Samuel q. eastman, Of Kingston, was deslroved bv
fire betweeg and s O'Clock "Wednesday morning
18th inst. The Gre was supposed to be the work If
an incendiary, there had been no Ere IL the build.
ing. Insured for $500, loss about 5000
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The Worcester Comet Band,

w " T W tDII DIlIli Ltdttf uuu UlftCTOT,1
Are prepared to finnish music for all occasions Apply
to a. WITT, corner Of Front and fremont streets.
N. P. GODDARD, Mulbrry street
j. MCFARLAND, 81 Front street.
~ Orders left at G. II. Loring's Music store, 2OS
NJ ain ST. at the Central Hotel will meet with prompt
attention, by I'M. ALDRICH, Clerk.
dam
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g7F-A superb breakfast, dinner, and tea service
has been manufactured IN New York, 10 the order
Of President Pierce. The dining service numbers
40 pieces,and the glass 50 dozen. The whole cgn
is $500.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-14

Ahh lfhoLEAs MfNsrRELs gave one Of their
famous Concerts at the Museum last evening, and
will give another this evening See advertise-
ment,
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Thornneo,a 8. Co.'S. yyssterI, T,rnress.

Waldo Block Worcester. Goods and Packages for
warded to Springfield, Ncrthampou, Greenfield, Bral i,
tleboro, Hartford, ew fiaven, PtsGeld Albany Troy
Buffalo Cleveland, 0ineinnat Detroit, Chicago, and ali
intermediate places.
DRAFTS, NOTES. BILLS, DC, collected at all the
above places. S. v. r. IlICKCOX, Agent,
je6 DIT Waldo Block Main street.
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FIilIor,s Onernfton

FOR fIl6ng Teeth OyerEXposed Nerves,
This opaf iion, original with the subscriber has
been periened 10y hin, during two and half years,
nearly three hundred nes with Il loss of one tooth
only, SO lar as Known Also, by several distinguished
Dentists Whom he instructed more than years ago
who have been emlnenty succt ssiul. By 10 ether
method oftrestmsut heret fore use. can SO many
teeth be saved after their living membranes become
exposed ), +. MILLER.
decll 4 btf
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

p. C. uacOn. CouH se1I0r a 14avv,-lIis tim
being no longer occupied with the duties ofthe May or
ay he viii devote himself exclusively 10 the business
OF his profession Office, No l. Central Exchange
January 3, 1853. JAMS div
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j. I. BAssETT, NJ. ID.

(Late Of springfe ld,)
No. l2 PoRrLAxD STREET
u Office hours till A. M. from IL to 2, and from
6to7P.M. apis dam
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Dr. Andre1v,s IIyslro aIedicated Enths.

For The cure of Rheumatism, Govt Stiff Join s. scro-
1ua. Ri worm, AID all cutaneous Diseases arising
nom want Of fluidlty, or inquiry of the Blood.
NJ d. Those wishing 10 avail themselves of the
medcmal properties OF The above b tbs can he &C
NO 81 Pleasant ST., Worcester, Mass dew jyll
Worcester Water Cure Emstf1utf0n-No
GLEN SIREET.-This Institution is well arranged
Ioi me treatment Of nvads at all seasons of the wear
TENNIS usually for full board and treatment r. ON
81 TO per week. For of door treatment ss3 per
week ~ " fi
Eash patient should furnish ono line aud two heavy
cotton sheets two wooden blankets; one coInforrahe
and old linen for bandages.
Out door practice attended to as usual
Office hours from 2 TO 4 p NJ.
dee6 dwti s.ROGERs M D.
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FTTbe Female Medical College Of Pennsylvania
has conferred the degree Of M. d. on Harriet X.
Hunt, or Boston.
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DANGEROUS CoUNTERFEIT.-Several counter
felt bills of the denomination of IS, purporting
to be of the Casco Bank, at Portland, Me-, were
passed to different individuals in this city, yester
day "wednesday afternoon. They bear the sig
natures of Eliphalet Greeley, President, and
John Chute, Cashier. They are remarkably well
executed, and well calculated to deceive. Those
who not good judges will do we'll to refuse all
bills Of that denomination on the Casco Bank.
One person offered one Of them in payment for
a Is cent purchase at NJ. B. Green's drug store.
The attendant handed it to gentleman present,
who pronounced it counterfeit, whereupon the
fellow made an excuse for stepping out and fed,
leaving the bill behind He was followed, but
his pursuers were unable to secure him.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-14

Il ESFEkFN Z IL
DRs. VIM. & J. NEWTON DENTISTS have re-.
mevcd Their Office fIom CIRCUITS Buildings to the pleas
ant and spacious Rooms, il, Brinley Row, over the
Citizens Bank, and directly opposite the American
House. anl4 it
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Designer and Engraver, uron Wood and Stone
House on Crescent street orders left with g. w.
RICE, al l.. D. Goddard q Co.'S, will meet with prompt
attention. Particular attention paid drafting MACH.
merry. dec30 DIFF
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j. p. DENlSON, Leader and Director
are prepared to furnish Music all occasions Orders
left With E. BENCHLEY, Randall's Block. or VIM. r.
LOWELL, will be promptly attended to-
iel3 d3m* VIM +. LOWELL, Clerk
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.. Nm Dh n VS.,
Teacher Of Vocal and Instrumental Music Piano
Forte, and Music Room, No 4, Harrington
Corner, Worcester, Mass.
BEST OF REFERENCES GIVEN.
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Starch.

IN TONS Extra Potato starch, tf
~ 90 bbls. Wheat starch, Tor sale by
aul G.B. 4 A. j. HOWE,
jyl4 dtf Wor, Bank Block.
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j. X. CLARK, NJ. D., HoMGPATHIc PHYSICIAN
No. Walnut Street. Office hours from 10 9 A. NJ.
and from to 3F. u.
WOrcester.Jan list, 1851 ianltf