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WILLLAMSB URGH ITEMS.

The ForRrH.-The military parade will commence at
Il o'clock this morning, in FouTthst, and the review by
the authorities will take lace at o'clock at the City
Hail. The military will be dismissed early in the day.
There will be display of fireworks in the evening.
MAYORS CORR Philip Comfy was fined $40 for al
lowing his dog at large. Not paying the fine he
was committed Jail for ten days. Peter Smith for keep
ing than ten hogs in nclosure, was fined slO
which he paid
PorIcE CoURr.-Dorohy Kreutzer was detected in the
act of stealing shawl from the drygoods store of +.
Maiher in South Sevenhsi. She locked up for ex
animation.
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heir customers The Deposits chow increase OF n,sry
two millions. The figures are;
TArLr If ne Lsns Spais Cs.sti,s snf Dsss
f,- EsnI. az ne Cur If York fer ne psss snfrg safw
a. inn p issi ond SsuriSy Jy 1854 To oAsoa
So "a co,tsoi OF oash Bgsk az the LATTER dzff
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Monday Juue ,s-Wisa z. Z and : z l. couis prevail;
clear nist,
Tresd.y. yvrs 27wisa ani 5 sni cisar showers
Wednesday June ss-wisis z Gear. Heavy light
Ming and shower IS r. NJ.
1turn3rv June " and 2. y. Gear
Friday June eo-Wini 5. L HEAVY showers early A. ~ w
and clear ush..
eper temp ofthe mouh. 1o' -
80 81
Neon Tempt T. h...7s ~ Wsrnes dsy 2sh mean - 81
Nesn II 10 Range tlefmOtneferDS
Mem 10 p M..67 -
hest cold sJo 1Fh and az he -
foriheriy winds prevailed dsy.
Souheriv winds prevailed ls dsy.
VARIABLE winds prevailed dsys
Ciesr srd ros'ly cier- ds-s. =
Cloudy Az mostly cloudy days ,
CORRECTION NAY RrPoRT-gos temper suarss Rad
81 20 instead Of - %.
METEOROLOGICAL REGISTER
C's.yt5s SiI1fgr3 CbJgbcrssf
o.. n. ROSgETIf
1854. sAN i2M SPIN.
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TIE Board of Aldermen had n shor. meeting last
ing. A resolution by AID williamson for the appointing
of special committee to investigate the manner in which
the business OF the has been recently
conducted. adopted. Aldermen Blunt. Kelly and
Lord appointed such committee. Erastus W. Glover
confirmed Superintendent Of Streets, under Mr.
Glazier
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cArsrs NOT USUALLY sun,rcr TO MEDICAL rk..1srsr
1853. 1854. Tacys1se n 1881.

We append the following table showing the number Of
deaths in each week this year and the corresponding weeks
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COURT oF COMMON PLEAS.


Th General Term or Iuy opened YESTERDAY forenoon No de
sors were rendered The CouE Adjourned 10 Monday next
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CITY ITEMS.

NETEOROL OGICAL JOURNAL FOR June, 1851
rREpARrp EXPRESSLY y TRIBUNE, GIBBONS
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The Banks with a affixed Incorporated Banks
AL the others Banking Associations formed under the general
Law OF the state.
The following statement will show the Banking move
from Jan. 1854, and the totals they appeared
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fAdyerii.rmentl

CONCERTS AT TIE CRYSTAL PALACE.-No less
three will be to-day the Crystal Psse- BY
SOCIETY,". The eloauen; divine In
America will deliver the Grafton and altogether the celebration will
be the delightful things Of day IL will be the incest
esmes and decidedly senfee place for this occasion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-04

PRESENTATION An ENPLoYER RETIRING FROM b.
sIsEss.-On Saturday afternoon ast the employees in
the Steam Engine Works Of Mr. William Burden, who is
about retiring from business in which he has been engaged
for the past Is years, presented him with an Urn and
other articles of Silver testimonial of their
esteem. The Urn is Inscribed follows: Presented to
William Burden token of respect and esteem by the
Employees of the Brooklyn Steam Engine Works.
" Brooklyn July LIST, 1854
THE FoURTH.-There viii be public demonstration
in this city to-day beyond the usual firing of salutes and
displays Of Fireworks from Fort Greene in the evening
SHOOTING ArrRAY.-On Sunday evening last quarrel
occurred between Alexander Doran and Peter Kervin
at the house of the former the corner Of Wow-st.
and Squire saley during which Doran discharged pls-
to at Kervin the contents of which, fortunately nothing
but powder and wadding struck him over the eye, in
ncting severe but possibly not fatal wound. Dr. j.
A. Smith attended to Kerwn and he sent to the City
Hospital. Doran was arrested and is in custody
awaiting examination
TnE CorRr OF OYER AND TERNryER-This Court
assembled Yesterday morning when the Grand jury pre-
scented the following bills of indictment and were dis
charged with the thanks OF the Court: Manslaugher,
second degree /; Robbery Seduction, l; Larceny, l.
Msdemeanor L Prostitution l. Nuisance, ,; Assault and
Battery different grades, Is: Illegal Voting !; Burglary,
q Selling Liquor without License, A. Riot and rumult,
3O Perjury, q Total g.. The great number indicted for
rot hhd tumhlt II OWING 10 c SUNDAY disturbances
Constitution ENGINE No. This Company with
their engine which has recently been refed and
mened in fine style, proceeded excursion TO Albany.
las evening Fifty members had hold of her ropes.
They were proceeded by Sheltons Band. and as they
marched down Fulton st. attracted good deal Of attention.
They to he the guests Of Engine Co. No. II Of Alba
ny, while abroad
FILL INTO SINH.-A scavenger, named Lawrence
Smith precipated into sink in the rear of the
Franklin House, in Fultonst on Sunday night and was
nearly .ufocated before he could be taken out Ii
feared he cannot recover.
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DIED.

cooK-Suddenly New Rochelle Monday; the SD inst
Iyrs H. wife OF Henry g. Cook Of this city In the ia year Of
her
The relatives friends Of the family sad OF bis brother and
hothern respectfully invited 20 attend the tune at New
Rochelle on Wednesday the 5,h inst, at o'clock r
Cars leave The New Haven Depot at lll O'Clock A ~
LlTTLEJOHN-On Sunday, ID inst VIM. LfeJohn, ssed 81
"
friends family and brother nsw Abam House worth
are respectfully invited attend his funeral "Wednesday the 9TH
inst If O'Clock from No 2S9 Houstonst.
RONEY-At Allegheny Pa Monday, Sri inst, the Rev
Mos,s
H. rrrr.in. will he taken Coldenhsm for intermen,
SPENCER-A Ta-rytown. saturday. Isl inst. Annie NJ
Spencer wife ct the Rev james Seldom Spencer.
funeral will be oemnzed IN ChIs Church Tsrryown
Wednesday
sAUsE-On Monday Srd inst Jas Asuseen beloved Of
Msry A. and Jas. r. Sause. aged y years
the family respectfully invited
his o'clock this day from residence No
Prncsst.
Detroit papers please copy.
Ne bearers of the early lost,
Lay dow load.
earth with earth. and dust with dgs
Take its dTcar abode.
q. death sits lsh on his brow
It's but rect from pain
Then. wherefore should we weep Tor
Who ne'er will weep sean
WEEKLY DEATHS the City OF Brooklyn for the weet
ending July !. 1885,
MALES ST. FEMALES 81 ADrLrs a. CHILDREN S....Tot,l ~
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FROM PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS.

Aims lilo Bellevue. rs Bloomingdale Asy- 4
Peniteptisry. Black. lum for Insane. |
wells 1slsnd..... 3 Wards Island ....29
Email PoS, Black Rsndalrs l-land....
wells Island -. l City Hospital. :.... D
Lun. Asylum, Black Aims House, Black
wells Islaud.. 81 wells Island. p
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The ForRTH.-There viii be public demonstration
this city to-day beyond the usual firing Of salutes and
displays Of Fireworks from Fort Greene in the evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-04

AWoxAy ACCIDENTALLY SHoT.-Llst night Geographic
dispatch was received the Office of the Chief of Police
from the Eleventh Ward Station House, announcing the
fact that Catharine ArdbaD German woman, had been
accidentally shot and almost instantly killed by pistol in
the hands Of Frederick Van Cenback who like thousands
of others at the present time engaged in celebrating
the incoming Fourth of July The body Of the deceased
properly cared for preparatory TO holding inquis
ton which will take place to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-04

OF The above barks 40 brgs and ICE schooners were
British; / bark and brig Norwegian brig Scilian;
schooner Portuguese; and the remainder American
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-04

ooaRIcIOS X NAY RrronT-EOs temper 'uar's read
ia sd of
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AccIDEsTs.-Irenry i. Clark, n fireman belonging to
Engine Co. No H. Sunday night had of his ankles
crushed by wheel Of the engine which passed over it
he was proceeding to fire. He taken to the New
York Hospital.
John Atkinson, lad IS years Of age had two of the
fingers of his left hand blown off by the dischargng Of
pistol which he firing in the of his fathers honse
No. $50 Leonardst lie conveyed to the Neg-iork
Hospital
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-04-15
WDY NEW ELL A. TIL OMPSO n I,
ED Office i'm Old State House.
PEREMPTORY SALE.
le of Land in Cordauille, on the Boston and
nInrccsier PniLrnnH

PEREMPToRY SALE.
Great sale of Land in CordaUiiie, the Boston and
Forester Railroad.
On FRIDAY April d. at l04 O'clock A. M, the prem
ses will be sold by public auction, without reserve, and
wholly regardless of prices
100 building Lots, of about quarter OF acre each
situated in the village Of Cordave the line of tho
Boston and Worcester Railroad q miles from Boston and
II from Worcester.
Cordavle lies directly the line between Hopkinton
and Souhboro' and Marlboro only q miles from Uopkn
Centre. 1t is in the midst of population largely
gagged in manufactures Of various kinds and has already
grown to be Of the largest business stations the
Worcester Railroad. 1t has extensive water power,
and possesses very great business facilities Of every de-
scripon There are already established in the village
cotton and wooden factory large boot and shoe manuac
tory grst mill, planning mill &c post-ofice with two
daily mails each way, and various lines Of stages running
several times day to the adjoining towns.
The Lots to be sold are owned by the Cordnville
Manufacturing Company, and have never been before of
fered either at public private sale. They are all stu
ated near the centre the village close the railroad
station and all well located for business of any kind
for dwelling houses and the preprieOrs deeing it for
their interest put 100 of their best lots into the market
WkOut any regard 10 price, pledge themselves to those
who feel disposed to attend the auction, that they shall
have competitors except actual buyers
The most liberal terms will begiyen to those who purchase
with view to builng and such inducements and facil
ties will be afforded by the propretors will make it
object to such persons commence operations at
Any person wishing to examine the property before the
sale may do application to Abner Pratt, Depot Mus
ter at Corlavle, who will afford any desired information
concerning it.
The which leave Boston at u O'clock and Worces
ter at O'clock the morning of the 21st will take pas
sengers to the sale and free tickets for aud back will
be furnished application to the Auctoneer to the
Conductors of the trains
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-04-15

On SATURDAY, April q. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at the office
of N A. Thompson, in the Old State House, Boston.
viii be sold at public auction, so shares Cambridge
Wharf Company, standing in the Of John Graham,
many of them will pay assessment of fifty cts.
per share, with interest and charges.
DAVID TILLSoN, Treasurer.
Boston, April II, 1854 davis
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Worcester, SIS. April II, 1854.
a LEXANDER H. BULLOCK, Esquire, Commissioner
IA of Insolvency within and for the County of Worcester
has this day issued warrant against the Estate of Ed
WARD BAKER, of Worcester, in said County, Yeoman,
an Insolvent Debtor and the payment of any debts or
the delivery any property, belonging said Insovent
Debtor him. for his use, and the transfer of any
property, by him are forbidden by law.
The first meeting Of the creditors of said Insolvent
Debtor will be held Court of Insolvency, the office
of said Commissioner in Worcester, in said county, the
9th day of April inst 10 O'clock in the forenoon
the proof of debts, and the choice of assignee
stssigflees Of said
J. L. BAKER, Dep. Sheriff,
ap13 d3t&w1t Messenger.
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CLOTHING.
trademark AND IN
WARDLY DIGEST.

REA MARK-LEARN AND IN
WARDLY DIGEST.
sing Of a tailor and cIothier Of worth,
sing OF Macuar, the pride Of the North
Whose Worcester Clothcs Depot, is 0. X. the thing
And long with his praises, New England will ring.
The pinks of the fashions, the swart sons Of toll,
The lords Of the loom, and the lords Of the soil,
When they want all the charms of their figures displayed
Make tracks, and away to Macular's to trade.
When the Spring comes along, with her sunshine and
showers,
His waterprools gIsten, like dew moistened dOwersI
And his superhne coats vests, and pants do appear,
As II dyed in the rainbows that left W last year.
He has rich braided Scotch Tartan spencers for boys
Pumed caps cloth pAntaloons and skcn neckties,
The Spanish Mantlla the Grecan Camese,
The Turkish Tunique, and Hungarian Pelissc-
Then come to the great Piper Block Clothing Store,
Where the Full Dressed Man, always stands at the do
And II you want garments, for youngster or man,
Macullar will suit you, If any one can.
To those wishing garments made order, would say
that have just received from New York, and Boston
Importers the richest and most extensive assortment Of
French English, and American Broad Clothes Pant goods,
and Vesngs, of latest Styles before offered In this
market To which invite the particular attention Of
our friends and the whole of New England in general
We still retain the services of Of the most expert
nnced cutters whose artistic skill, in fitting the form
The latest fashions the public have acknowledged by the
increase in this branch Of busness
MAcULLAR, WILLIAMS, h co.,
271 Main St., % Piper Block), Worcester, Mass
Sign of the Full Dressed Man.
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90 be- Crt.

hz1 TO BE LET, AT BARGAIN, A FARM
.fS of about so Acres of Land, in Aubern miles from
1IaSAthe City Hall. Also, Is Tenements in this City
Apply to G. ELLIOTT,
apl2 dot 251 Main st.
I'd DOM TO RENT-In a central situation, Main
M street, Sd story. Apply at this Office. ap11 diff
FHSO RENT.-A ROOM over the Store of the sub
Il scrihcr. jel1 diff H. AYRES-
AND TO LET.--A lot of land, about 100 feet
HA square, the side Of Millbrook Thomas St., will
be leased ground rent for term of years. 1t is very
suitable mechanical manufacturing purposes for
q carpenters shop, Apply to
mch3 diff WILLIAM R. HOOPER.
EHoUSE TO RENT.-A first class House, on Linden
d St., supplied with Gas FiXturs and Furnace. Apply
to CARY FIELD, Central Exchange.
March 6, 1854. DIFF
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Books, Gtatione u, Mf.

EHEAD Tread Tread NEW BOOKS
h AT LIvERMoRE's BOOKSTORE, Opposite Amer
lean Temp rance House.
Russa as it is, by Count De Gurowski.
The Forester, by Dumas
Pearl Fishing, by Charles Dickens.
The Fortune Hunter, by Anna Cora Aowatt.
Life Of Adoniram Julson, VOL, by J. Clements.
The Sunshine of Greystone.
Girlhood of shakspeare's Heroine's.
The Lampghter.
Harper for April.
Putnam do do
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S-BOOKS-BOOKS! JOHN KEITH

DOOKS-BOOKS-B JOHN KEITH
Z0 & Co.'s Bulletin of New Books, No. 239 Main st.
Russia as it is, by Count A. De Gur1wski.
The Church, by Rev. Sylvester Todd.
The Fortune Hunter, by Anna Cora Mowatt.
The Political Works of William II. G. IIosmer, vols.
Merimack, a Life at the Loom, by A. X. Lee.
Sunshine in the Palace and Cottage, by L. b. Urbino.
The Barclays of Boston, by Mrs. II. G. Otis.
The Sunshine of Greystone, by Z. j. May.
Melichamp, legend eff the Santee, by Simms.
The Secretary, or Crcumstantal Evidence.
Fortune Mildred, The Founding, by Dickens
Putnam's Magazine for April
The Lover upon Trial, by Elizabeth Stuart
Massanielo The Fisherman of Naples by Alex. Dumas.
History of the French Protestant Refugees, by O. Weiss
Margaret, or Prejudice at Home.
Boys at Home,-C. Adams,
Maria Louise,-Emie Carlen,
Chemistry of Common Le,--J. F. w johnson,
Life of Benjamin Robert Hayden, Historical Painter,
edited by Tom Taylor, 2 vols.
The U S. Grnnell Expedition, in search of Sir John
Franklin, by Elisha Kent Kane NJ. d.
The Workngmans way in the world, or the auobiogra-
ply Of journeyman printer.
Classic and Historic Portraits by james Bruce.
Massachusetts Register for 1854.
Mechanical Theory of Storms, by T. Basnett.
Theological Essays, by +. D. Maurice.
The attic philosopher in Paris, peep at the world
from garnet, from the French of Emile Souvestre.
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-FOUR DAYS LATER!
IMPORTANT NEWsll
NO FIGHTING ON THE DANUBE!
The Great Question settled you can get Great Bar
gaius in rm
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
AT $50 MAIN STREET.

just opened at the above Store prime lot of READY
MADE CLOTHING and FURNISHING GOODS, all got
up in the best manner and will be sold at prices that
not ia to please the most economical purchasers
Persons buying Goods for cash will find this place
where they will have the advantage of the Cash SYSTEM
and not charged 10 or 20 per cent extra to make up
the losses for bad debts.
If you would avail yourself Of good bargains call and
you will find Goods at astonishing low prices
UNDER COATS, Of the best materials--Black, Blue,
and Fancy Sacks suited the season. and at prices that
cannot be beat.
PANTS-Black and Fancy Doeskin Cashmere, Satinet,
&c, all desirable goods, aud the latest styles.
VESTS-Black Satin, Black Silk, Grenadne do, Fancy
do Velvet, plush Cloth, Cashmere, Black Lasting VAL
encia, &C., all of which will be offered at low figure.
Also, a fine lot of Gents Furnishing Goods, White
and Fancy Shirts Linen Collars and Bosoms French Bos-
oms, Black CraYats Fancy d. Scars Stocks Ties Under
Garments Woolen Socks Gloves Mttens, Umbrellas, &C.
Persons about purchasing viii find this good chance
to buy good Goods at low prices
Recoeet, persons buying Goods at this store always
have money left.
ar Come and n
$50 M AIN ST II Il l. T,
Under Briney Hall, Opposite the American House,
ap11 diff VIM. SMITH, Jr.
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HONEY SOAP.--colgate's Superior Honey Soap
Nm Also, Thompson's Celebrated Toilet Compound
100 Des. Just received and for sale by
nieh27 dtf II. GRIFFIN CO., Pleasant st.
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ITlIN9 tIIIII uVI y. 11-AAV.V'
AJOTICE.-The subscriber would respectfully tender
IN his services
REAL ESTATE BROKER,
any person having property for sale exchange either
In the city adjoining towns and would solicit the atten
ton of Purchasers and invite them to call at 26 Main ST.
where he will be happy to meet Them and convey them to
different parts of the city, and show them his assortment
of NEW HOU USES,
part of which he vii lse Low for Cash, applied for
soon, and others on long credit.
Also COTTAGE HOUSE for eight hundred dollars;
will give fifteen years to pay.
Also, Building Lots for sale usua-and several good
bargains, OH
IA ARMS,
Immediately looked at. Delays are dangerous.
feb27 DIFF LARKIN SMITH
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NEW BOOKS, AT ALIENS BOOKSTORE, 275
IN Main st.. Harrington Block
The Lamplighter, Boston and its vicinity.
The Daughter at School, by Rev. John Todd.
The Old Brewery and the New Mission House.
Up the River by Shelton.
Cruise of the North Star by Rev. J. O. Choules.
Conflict of Ages, by Edward Beecher, d. d.
Oriental and Sacred Scenes
Priscilla, trials for the Truth, by Rev. Joseph BAN
ward.
Rev. Jacob Abbots book, Rolo's Tour in Europe.
Hot Corn, Life Scenes in New York, illustrated.
Haps and Mishaps, by Grace Greenwood.
Home Scenes and Home Sounds, by Mrs II. Marion
Stephens.
Dress Fine Art by Mrs. Mortified.
Fern Leaves from Fannys Portfolio.
My Two Sisters, by Mrs. Emily Judson.
Poems by John G. Sake.
Young Ladies' Councillor by Wise.
Memoirs Of Rev DR.. Judson, by Wayland.
Light on the Dark River, or Memoirs of Mrs Hamlin
Scrbner's Mechanics Companion.
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AL RIGHT, DRIVE ON

MENTIONS is the place to buy HoMse Papers, Room
Statues Eral Figures age life Panoramas (printed
in high coors Moudings with Corners for Panel work.
Centre pieces for ceilngsi Church papers, &c, &c,
Cheap Cos why he has just received large Invoice
from Deiccurt's Mandatory, Paris.
207 Main Ssrees Ii the Place.
mch29 dtf
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NOTICE.-A meeting of the members of the Mer-
LIZ chants and Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Com
pacy will be hed at said Companys Office, in Worcester,
on Wednesday, the 10th Gay of April inst, at O'Clock,
P. NJ to if the Members will accept Act of the
Legislature passed March 81 A. D., 1854, allowing said
Company receive subscriptions for Guarantee Capital,
and to insure otherwise than upon the mutual principle
and to make any alterations in the Bylaws that the
bers shall think expedient do any other business that
may be necessary carry into effect the provisions of said
Act. CHARLES L. PUTNAM, Sec'y.
Worcester April 10, 1854. ap11 dtAp20
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TYNSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER-
A artnarshir haretnfare systira h.

DsSSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER-
~ SHIP--The Co-partnershp, heretofore existing be-
the subscribers and doing business under the old
Co-partnership name of AMUEL FLAGG & CO.,
dissolved the LIST inst, by mutual consent The debts
Of the firm will be settle by Holland, Pond, and Back
HENRY HOLLAND,
LUCIUS W. POND,
ARTHUR I. BACK
WILLIAM w. BISHOP.
The subscribers will continue the Tool and Machine
Business Co-arners, at their well known stand,
der the old Co-partnership name of SAMUEL FLAGG
CO., permission having been duly granted them to
said Co-parnership name and style.
HENRY HOLLAND,
LUCIUS W. POND,
ARTHUR T. BACK.
Worcester April 18Th, 1854. d6F
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REST HAIR TONIC IN USE
While the proprietor to be proud Of the es
Adjustment Of the Tonic in so short time upon - nr
basis he is fully persuaded that that is owing in
great degree the real excellence of the article lsel
II will therefore be rgidly kept to the orglne sanuu
and composed as heretofore of ingredients the pest ana
most expensive be found. The effects resulting from he
use Of the Climax Hair Tonic all the world can see VOL
unary testimony is daily offered, showing its ecacy %
an agent for -,
Preventing the falling out of the Hair,
Producing new Hair,
Dressing the Hair
Softenng and arranging the Hair,
Destroying Hair Eaters,
Removing Dandruf,
Curing Headache, and
All the ills that Hair is heir to. -
All bottles containing the Climax Hair Tonic, have -
7. LAZELL, Worcester, Mass.,' blown in the glass.
Price 20 cts. bottle; large bottles fpins 10 cts with
liberal discount to the trade.
IT Orders from dealers respectfully solicited. AL or
ders by mail express, otherwise, promptly executed
L. 7. LAzELL, Druggist
feb2T dawtf 201 Main st.