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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-05
one Price CIothing warehouse!


Merchant Tailor and Dealer IN Ready Made
Clothing and Gentleme','s Furnishing Goods,
Nos l68 and no Main ST., Worcester, (Store formerly
occupied by II. ii. Chamberin g. Coz
Purchasers will find IN the above establishment, every
GOODS in prouse variety and the Clothing generally
Of very superior workmanship and STYLE it being al
made by persons in the Immediate employ Mr. Ware
urder the supervision of careful assistant.
No similar establishment in the Commonwealth 10
conducted upon more liberal scale, or can present
stronger inducements for genarel patronage. very
small and uniform profit npon great amount Of bus
ness is the controlling idea each department. Tie
common practice of demanding great prices and getting
the largest possible here systematically Tepudia'
ted and instead, the honorable and just Iule OF zone
price only, is adhered to with strict fidelity. Every
garment is marked in plain figures ut the lowest price
can be sold, and from the price there can be abate-
Inent variation.
No one can fail to perceive that this the only just
md strictly honest rule for the DEALER ard experience
has everywhere abund-ntly proved it c be aso in the
long much the most advantageous to the purchaser
Ii is obvious that is here liable TO pay above the
lowestmarke valuation for any arfica and that those
who are well acquainted with the goods, and those
who are not, pay precisely the same price
Tie lower story and basement of the Store, ap
propriated to the sale of Ready mace Clothing and
Furnishing Goods and in the Chambers above Isl The Gus
tom Department which now contains splendid assoTt
meNt of Goads Tor all kinds of Goats Pants and Vests,
and also large variety Of Clothing OF superior work
manshp All persons lar an@ near, who nav want any
description of MEMS OR BOYS CLOTHING, are re-
specuiy invited visit this extensive and well stocked
establishment, whe superior Goods low prices and fair
dealing may in every case be depended upon
e2n mali .
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-05
MusruM-u ncle Womb cabin. Ths ereat !,

MUSEUM Uncle TOMS Cabin. The great success Of
this piece is owing purely to its intrinsic merts;,o the
capital manner in which is put upon he stage to the
excellent acting Of the principal psrormes most espe
cialiy TO Uncle Tom, ard the wonderful genius of
the child who personates the character Little
She seems almost to be inspired; act she fully re.
Allies the ideal character of the book and hose who do
not go to see her cannot tell how much they will lose
Since The production Of this Drama, the Museum has
been crowded by eager audiences, anxious to weep
over angelic Eva-groan over suffering Tou--wonder
ct poor uncutvaied TOpsy--shndder over the fendsa
Legree, and laugh over Hickory Quaker Phncas-
We venture to assert TINT this play will do quite as
much to inc uleaie good principles and mpart healthy
moral tone to those who witness its Representations as
the most learned and eloquent Sunday preschne Ii ia
well known fact that this play has severely tried the
antitheate going portion Of the community many be-
ing anxious TO see it, who dislike c0unienancc the
etre, or oven Museumj but in numberless instances
curiosity has prevailed religious scruples and the
characte Of the play has aeDed for the supposed pro-
faneness OF the place Cergymen and church members
Of all denominations go to see Uncle Tom, listening
with rapt attention. and fearful eyes, sentiments OF
religion and moralityaye and applauding roo when-
eyerthey were lorclby presented The mind must have
occupation, nay, diversion and excitement at times and
we do not know a place where an evening NAV ba
more pIeaaantiy and probably SPENT than e. the Wo-
cester Museum, while Uncle Tom continues to be tis
great magnet ofnttraction.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-05
school Committees.

AT nesting Of the General and Ward committees
Schools, held in the Common Council room, on
the 3D.. inst, the following standing Committees
were appointed.
On Books and Apparatus.-Rev. Geo. Bushnell,
Newton, and S. v. Stone.
On School Housss.--P. w. Taft, Rev. J. G
Adams, Joseph Pratt, M. b. Green, and Thomas
Magennis.
To Eran,ine Teachss.-Rev. s. Sweetser, w.
T. LazeI, Rev. T. w. Higgnson, J. E. Esta-
brook, and ]. o. Williams.
On Estimates.--Geo. A. Dresser, G. NJ. Brooks,
Rev. D. E. Chaplin, Phillip L. Moen, and DIR. H.
Clark.
On-Cgassical and English High School.-Rev. s..
Sweeiser, Rev. fl. James, Phillip l.. Moen, War
rem Lazell, and Rev. j. G. Adams.
Thomas Grammar School.-Mr. Metcalf-R Rev
II. James, G. A. Dresser. Miss Stone--Rev. Il
Bushnell, w. A. Williams. Miss Wheeler-Rey.
]. G. Adams, DR.. H. Clark.
Thomas Secondary Schools. Mrs Coe-W. T. La.
zcll, Joseph Pratt. Miss Waker--W. w. Rice,
s. v. Stone.
Front Street Grammar School Miss ryRev.
George Bushnell, J. c. Newton.
Pleasant Street Secondary Schooi.-Miss Read
P. w. Taft, Rev. D. E, Chaplin.
Ash st. Secondary School--C M. Brooks--Geo
A. Dresser.
Summer 81. Secondary School Rev. Seth
Sweetser, Rev. T. W. Higginson.
PRIMARY SCHOOLS.
Summer 81. North--J. E. Estabrook, VIM. A.
Williams.
Summer 81. Somh-Rev. G. Bushnell, Jas. o.
Williams
Main Strsa--Geo. A. Dresser, J. E. Estnbrook.
Front Street Wsst--Rev. t. W. Hgginson, E.
d. Wetherbee.
Front s.. Eas,--P. W. Taft, S. v. Stone.
Pleasant 81. Nath--Dr Henry Clark, M. B.
Green. $50 ia
Pleasant 81. South-P Phillip L. Moen, Rev. J. G.
Adams. 8slt #,s
Pine St.-w. w. Rice, Thomas Magennis.
Ash 81. East-C. NJ. Brooks, t. Magennis.
Ash st. West--J. O. Newton, J. o. Williams.
Pine 81. African---Rev. Geo. Bushnell, Rev. d.
E. Chaplin.
You've MEMS ScHooL.
p. w. Tai, c. B.. We,herbee.
SUBURBAN SCHOOLS.
y Pond Dist.-C. NJ. Brooks, Rev. 8. Sweetser.
BlyheSood- Rev. H. james, j. E., Estabrook.
Quias,g a,sond--w. w. Rice, r. Il. Moen.
So. Woresstsr--E. D. Wetherbee, Rev. ]. G.
Adams.
y New Worceste--Dr A. b. Deland, w. w. Rice.
Il Lessuils--Dr. A. B. Deapd, Rev. E. D. Chaplin
Parklwst-J. o. Williams, Dr.. A. B. Deland
Tatnick--Warren LazelI, C. M. Brooks.
Adams Square--Rev. s. Sweetser, w. w. Rice.
s North Pond--P. L.. Moen, Geo. A. Dresser.
Worthwhile DR. H. Clark, M. B. Green. as
IS Cham6~iin-P. w. Taft, Geo. A. Dresser.
brook.
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Iegislature-

The "Grea, and General Court" convened at the
State House yesterday. The Senate was called to
order by lion. job Mansur Of Fitchbmg, AID alter
the oaihs Of Office had been administered proceeded
to baIlo, for President, and Hon. Charles E. Cook
was chosen the third ballot, and Charles Calhoun
was elected Clerk.
Is THE House. pr Bradley Of Newton called
that body to order, and after taking the customary
oath the members proceeded to ballot for Speaker,
and Otis P. Lord Of Salem was elected by major
lily Of forty-fve votes. William Stowe Of Spring
field was then chosen Clerk. Mr. Thompson Of Bos-
ton then offered order providing for the appoint
ment Of a committee Tor the purpose of examining
the Constitution Of the Commonwealth, and report
ing such amendments alterations thereof as they
might deem expedient and in accordance with The
general sentiment of Massachusetts people. The
order was laid over, and the House adjourned.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-05

The Loss OF THE STAFFoRsHIRE. The
Boston Times Of yesterday, contains a list Of the
names and ages Of the passengers in this i'll iated
ship, and says:
BY private telegraph despatch from the U. s.
Consul at Halifax, X. w. Fraser. we ARE ledto be-
lieye that Captain Josiah Richardson, the command
err Of the Staffordshire is lost. He was man about
40 years old, and leaves wife and four children
siding in the town Of Shrewsbury, in this State.
Capt. Richardson, having accumulated a large for
tune decided the last time he WAS home 10 remain,
and not make another voyage; but being urged he
consented, remarking that man except Mr. Train
couId induce him 10 60 10 sea again. He had large
offers from other houses 10 induce him 10 engage in
the California trsde; but they were Of no avail He
was formerly commander and part owner Of the
packet ship Townsend. ga better man never walk
ed deck" is the universal remark OF all his per-
sonal acquaintances, whom we have heard conyer-
sing on the subject Of HE probable loss, and the
number 10 many.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-05
'GrenviIIe,s YegetabIe Extraet,

An invaluable medicine for Canker, Canker Rash and
Scarlet Fever, Throat Distemrer what is .aed Ma
lgnant Putrid Sore Throat Canker and Thrush in the
Mouth, what is usually termed Sore Mouth, Dyson.
terry and Canker IN the Bowels, Sore Mouth of Rurs-
ing Women, and the Acrd Humors of Teeihing Child
rem; in short, almost all the affections of the Mu-
Membrnne OF the Mouth, Throat, and Alimentary
Canal.
The medicine has been for twenty-one years before
the public, and such has been its celebrity that spu-
rous article has been thrown into the Market
almost entire the circular and wrapper Of the genuine
article, My changing the name of the proprietor The
genuine has the lac smile of "a. S. GRENvILLE'' on
the circua and wrapper, is put up by his widow.
Mrs A. GRENVILLE. and is Tor sale at JOHN !.
BROWN & SONS, 425 Washington street, and SETH
w. FOWLE'S, 1888 Washington street, Boston, ID
SCOTT, and JAMES GREEN, Worcester, and by
Druggists generally. deod3m nl8
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-05

NAsHuA-The Stockholders of the Worcester
and Nashua Rail Road on the occasion of the
Annual Meeting of tie Corporation, on Wednss-
day, nearly all of them, dihed at the Pearl st.
House in that place, kept by Mr., Bristol and we,
believe that we speak the sS'aaimots opinion Of
the whole company, when we say that the dinner
was Que of the best we have seen at any public
house for long time, and that the promptness
and courtesy, manifested in the landlord and all
his assistants, mark it as first class house, we'll
worthy of public patronage
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-05

SUDDEN DEArH.-Mr. George Gerry, Depot
Master at Harvard, died, suddenly, on the eve-
ming Of Tuesday 3rd inst He was proceeding
to this city to participate in the festivities Incl
dent to the presentation Of the testimonial to
Col. Dewitt when he was suddenly taken with
AFT. The cars put back to Harvard; Mr.. Gerry
being in state of insensibility from which he
never recovered He died in short time after
he was taken to the station.
Mr.. Gerry was man, whose kind heart, pleas
ant smile, and unvarying gentleness Of manners
gained for him the love and confidence of all who
were privileged to know him. he was possessed
efgreat business tact, energy and activity; and
he was man Of the most spotiess integrity.
He has occupied several important private and
public positions, nj all Of which he conducted
himself with dignity and ability He was rep
resenatiye to the legislature in 1852.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-05

MYSTERIOUS DIsAPPEARAEcE.--Gardn ].
kingman, son Of J w. Kingman. No. Bridgewa.
ter Mass, in the Is h year OF his age, lett his IA
theirs on Friday,25ih Of Nov to vsil his friends in
New Bedford, where he remained until Wednesday,,
Nov. Both. Since then he has not been seen or
heard from by his afflicted parents. He is Of light
complexion, short, stout built and well dressed
Any information respecting him will be very grate-t
fully acknowledged by his anxious friends.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-05


WASHINGTON MATTERS .-Buslness was gener-
ally suspended in Washington on Monday, and
the Presidents house thronged beyond all pre-
cedent The citizens interchanged calls, and the
sleigh-bells rang merrily. The first number of
the Daily National Era made its appearance on
Monday evening, neatly printed and readable, 1t
is near the size of the other Washington dailies
The Weekly Era will be enlarged the present
week.
The land bill introduced in the House by Mr..
Bennett of New York on Saturday, is somewhat
different from that introduced in the last Congress-
1t provides for the donation to each State except
Texas, of 100000 acres for each Senator and
Representative, and propose to cede all the new
States except Arkansas Missouri and Illinois,
which have already received liberal grants l5OO,-
900 acres in addition /; and to the state of Ohio
and Indiana, all the public lands within their linn
its. All grants in the new States are to be ap-
piled to the construction of railroads, but the lands
donated to the older States may be at the discre-
ton oftheir Legislatures appropriated TO purposes
of education or internal Improvements.
Areport is current that dispatches have been
received from Mr.. Buchanan, to the effect that
the British demand for participation in the
eoasting trade in exchange for the fishery conces-
sions, has been modified SO as TO comprise only
the round voyage between our Atlantic and Pa
ciic ports.
Letters are received from Mr. Gadsden our Min
lister in Mexico, confirming the intelligence pre-
vously received, that Santa Anna had declared
himself Dictator for life. The people enthusia-
ticaly are in his favor, and he rules with undis-
puted sway.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-05

RoLLo's Tour IN EuRorE.-E. Livermore
has for sale at his bookstore another of the Roo
series of entertaining books for children written by
Jacob Abbott. 1t describes and characters
in the old world, and contains large amount OF
useful Information narrated in that easy familiar
style for which the author is famed, and which has
rendered him lavorite byt l0ys and girls OF the
whole Union. WI. Reynolds & Co., Boston, are
he publishers.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-05

DR.. CLAwsON KELLEY can be consulted at his
Office, of Mechanic and Church Streets Worces
ter Thursday and Friday, the 5th and 6tho January
FREE OF CHARGE, on diseases of the LUNGS, LlV
Err, KIDNEYS, HEART, SPLEEN, and their attend
antsymptoms as depraved conditions of Blood, Dyspep-
STA Rheumatism, Neuralgia, &c. " Ladies and Gen-
,lemen are invited TO call. Advice Free.
decso wltd6
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COUSIN NELLY, by Francis Forester, Esq, pub.
1. q o

Cousin NELLY, by Francis Forester, Esq, pub.
lished by Geo C. Rand, Cornhl, Boston.
The publisher of this series Of books, (UncIe To
by's Library recommends that editors shall aubjec
every volume to the severest test before noticing il,
namely to let their children read it, Cousin Nelly,
and every other preceding volume Of the series, has
been cordially welcomed andnpproved by young
fiends. The language is so simple that they can
understand every word of III; the story is inter-
esting tina, they read every word of it; and the
moral runs SO clearly through the tale, that their
minds catch hold Of their fingers would gold
en- thread. II any body WAITS to procure de light
full juvenile library, let them buy Uncle Toby's."
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-05
Black Swiss Dress Silks,
Al The FoklotOano Prices

AZ t1e FoHotOs7lg l1rtceS-
The $l,25 grade at Sll2; the $ls75 Mt $l,25 and
the Super Sl,75 at $l,62. Written given
10 make good the damage it they crack
Super Ladies' BrUadclohs, the IS giade at Sc per
yard.
Ladies who give this sale their attention, will GER
tainy hnd something, among the many bargains offered,
to pay them well for calling; also, will find that the
reductions not all in the advertisement but that there
hus been, in reality made.
Sign OF the 'sHIVE." GEORGE P. BRYANT.
Ruies Of the Sdte-No deviation from fist price
not any Trimmings thrown in, and al served as soon
as possible. Jas dis2W
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-05

: 2 = " 2.
The steamship United States, from Aspinwall
on the q ult, has arrived at this port, bringing
the California mails, passengers and treasure Of
the 9Th December, together with those transfers.
ed from the lost steamer Winfield Scott.
The steamship Illinois sailed from Aspinwall
for New York on the night of the 26th December
with $50 passengers and 81, 900 in gold
The river steamer PEARL bound to New Orleans
with cargo of sugar, sunk on Saturday night,
and it is supposed eighteen lives were lost.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-05
CONGRESSIONAL,

WAsHIEGToN, Jan. "a Message was receiv.
ed from the President, communicating information
relative 10 the interests of the United States in
Hayti and 81. Domingo. Also, the correspondence
relative to the construction placed upon the Clayton
and BulweT treaty touching Central American affairs,
comprising seven letters.
Mr. Clayton, at some length complained OF his
speech the treaty, having been subjected 10 crit.
cisin by the British Government, and intimated his
intention to enter into the matter hereafter.
Oh motion Of Mr.. Glass; the correspondence was
agreed 10 be printed, and after a short Executive
session, the Senate adjourned.
HoUsE.-On the motion of Mr. IngersolI, the
President of the United States was requested TO fur
nsh Congress, If in his opinion the public interest
win allow with copies of all correspondence that has
passed between this Government and Spain, relating
TO the seizure and Imprisonment Of Capt Thadeus
Beecher, and the officers and crew Of the schooner
North Carolina, of New Haven, by the Spanish au-
thoriiies at Porto Rico, in 1860.
The House then proceeded 10 the consideration of
Mr. Benefits Land bill, granting loo 900 acres for
each Senator and Representative, and TO the West
States from million one million and hall
in addition. The Western States 10 use their lands
for railroads. and the old States for lands or schools
liter some debate and refusal 10 lay the billion the
liable, by vote Of 81 to 80, motion by Mr. McMuI-
len, TO devote the proceeds of the lands to naval
purposes, refused and the bill was referred TO
the Committee on Public Lands.
MIR Perkins submitted resolution that the Com
mittee Of Ways and Means, be instructed 10 report
bill repeating all duty on Railroad Iron, and de-
manded the previous question, which was tabled, by
7S 10 65.
Mr. Preston offered resolution, calling on the
President 10 communicate copies of instructions to
officers Of the Navy, having reference the proiec-
lion Of the rights Of fishermen under the treaty with
Great Britain. Alter other Dnimporiant business.
MIR Churchwell submitted resolution instructing
lha nG md
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-05

FATAL ACCIDENT IN SourHBRfDoE. Mr..
Marshall MeFarlaed. Of Fiskdale Village, fell into
shs waieE wheel Of the Augur Factory, in fhat VII
laee yesterday. and instantly crushed to DEATH
He leaves wife and seven children.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-05
KOTTEE.

The subscriber, having taken the Office, formerly
occupied by EDWIN HAVEN, in the west Ante
Room of horticultural Hail. would give notice that he
is ready all kinds of business connected
with an Intelligence Office. All persons may rest
sued who want IL lire let labor rent sell Houses,
House LET'S, Lands and Farms shall have il done right
and mistake, BY calling at his Office, on Front ST.,
opposite the City Hail. PERRY THAYER.
Worcester, Oct. 2e, 1853. oi2 d1y
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-05

SPLEEDro New YEAR's GIFr.-By a refer.
snce to our report Of the Annual Meeting Of the
horticultural Society, il win Re seen that Hon. Ste-
phen Salisbury, their President has made ihem .
New Years Git, Of the Huai6ceut sum Of Tires
skousend dollars. 1t will be seen, also, thai the sos
iciety Is otherwise In highly hourishing state.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-05

Worthy of Notice.-Dr MOrse's Invigora.ina
Cordial the only and safe remedy yet discovered
for general debility, rnnous, ncapacatng for socie
ty, business, or matrimony. Affections 9th head
back, limbs and nerves, speedily remove with d
ectons and important advice the married single
ee Advertisement. iel4 dM&Thawlyr
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-05
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

MIR. Francis F. DUDLEY would inform the
Ixl public generally, that he has made ample arranee
mens with of the first class houses OF New York
and Boston, for a supply ofGOOD CLOTHING, which
will be- Sold flor the CASH lower than by any one
in Worcester County, at the old stand OF Warden g.
Dudley, No Merchants Row, directly in front Of the
Worcester House, r. d DUDLEY
Worcester, January Q, 1854. las dam
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-05

@ETwo hundred and eighty three thousand
three hundred and thirty-two emigrants arrived
at New York during the last twelve months; and
g57o, 1872 were received, and S570,775 disbursed
for their benefit,
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70 Counterfeit fves on the new Webster Bank
of Boston, have made their appearance. They
are like the genuine, and bear large portrait of
Webster'in the centre. The clouds about the
representation of Bunker Hill Monument, on the
left, are rather coarsely engraved
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-05

Having been duly licensed TO keep an IETELLIaEsCI
OFFICE, the Undersigned is prepared furnish Hotels
Boarding houses, and Private Families, with American
and other male and female help. Or Orders from tbs
Country promptly attended to. Persons in want .
help, and those wishing for employment invited tc
all
g- Tenements. Stores, and Offices, 10 be let.
NJ MONEY to loan collateral security.
auglO div LEWIS C. MUM. 233 Main at.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-05

American Girls, Women, can have ex-
celenl sitnatons and good pay small ia miles, by
applying at the Intelligence Office 233 Main Street, up
stairs. decJ2
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The Banner Stove

The very best Cook Stove of the season, either for
coal wood have the fullest testimonials prove,
from hundreds who have this Stove in An Stoves
sold at this establishment warranted prove as recs
commended. GYNo. 231 Main street.
ua2z deMWaE
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rr Rev INV. Burnhsm will preach At the Advent
Church. in Waldo Hall, on Sunday next. jas dst

REApEnAAs wintstis now come, we would remind
you one and all, that Pratt, 2Os Main street. will sell
good fs at very low prices on Thursday. Friday. and
Saturday. e~ EsA
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-05

Residents of this City, strangers visiting the City
In want of Board, and those having Rooms el with
without board respectfully invited to avail them
selves of the advantages of this Agency. III 0fic
sSS Main street, up stairs. LEWIS G. MUM.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-05

Designer and Engrayer, upon Wood and Stone
House on Crescent street All orders left with q. w
attention. Particular attention paid to drafting Mach
merry. ,dec3O dn
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The Hammer Coal stove

-Four Slzes-..7y0ns 10 to Is inch CyIst,cerse
This Stove is constructed the most scientific pri
cipes, and will consume its own smoke and gases.
making saving Of 40 per any other Stove now
In nse The Crate and drebox SO arranged that no
sitting Ia required of the fuel burnt In this stove ami
The ire only requires replenishng oncen a hours.
ID. c, THURsTON,
auSo desTuATh vi Main street
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Dissolution Of Copartnership.

EENHE CoparlneIship heretofore existing under the
L name and finn Of Warden q Dudley, is this dny, by
mutual consent, dissolsed The BUSH ess will I've con-
timed by F d Dudley, who, being very grateful for
the fayors shown him heretofore, would solicit con-
tnuance oil the same. JOHN WARDEN,
FRANCIS d. DUDLEY.
Worcester, January q 1854