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GALLERIES


W BALTlMORE, POS Markell streel, ...#.r
" WASHINGTON, d. T., Pennsylvania Avenue.
s.. RICH AOND, Va, "a Main street, .f..
WILMINGTON, y, G., Fayetteville street, +,
NORFOLK, Va, Maiu ~ I'd a.r. do
LNNCHBURG, Va, Aiuiu .Ht.t ... do
PETERSBURG, Va, Sycamore 5 do
Also, arrangements been made with the following
&c ebTBted Gale les to redeem tho certificates, Wit
A. PARRTRIDuE, No. 20 MO1lOes 81. Mheeingi Va.
J. GURSEy's GALLgRY, No. $40 broadway, N. Y.
ss. DC. CULLiNs d Co.'S GALLgRIEsi
Philadephia Pa G6 Chestnut SIS Phtada, 100 Chestnut
sti Springfield, Mass, Main suecli Westfeu,
Mass collins buildings,
One superior Fam, near Norfolk Val valued az 81 600
One splendid three story brick House aud Lot In
GeOrgetcwn, u. e., ON ID street, second door
one House and Loti Georgetown, d. O., on the . ~.
eornerof Second and Riedetlcksls UI 46o0
ouc elegant House and Lolin Washington, 4, Q
on elegant House and Lot Ia Washington, D. o.,
on FstTegt, .a.. HrsH##.. p. #r. fsHIN 3 600
one Hose and Lot IN Portsmouth, Va, ON Court
81 pdjouing Town Hall, .I.'H .-.g 81. 3 500
Two Lots IN Georgetown, u, O. on SeeonR street 80,
Ole lot In Washington, d. Q onSoyenth ST. 600
Five Pianos, 500 each 600
FiIIy sple,dld Gold Lever wstohesW 500 90 0)0
Twenty iXmsssiye Silver tilsleIsat 90 % S9O
Fourteen Diamond Rlngsat .. E. 20 90 9Sl
Nineteen heavy Cold Chains az 30 on 90
Twenty silver GOblets at 30 Oh. 100
Fins fine ladies' BiseeIotsi al 20 % 400
Pity fine BTeasiplis, 10 20 600
One hund red HE Cola Pencils. al rs. , z % T00
Que hundred hle POrtnlohuaits, al 80 COO
One hundred hno Gard Cases, az ~. Il. 1000 OOJ
Five hundIed fRe heavy Gold Rings, o. 3nl 6n0
Que hlndIcd spie did Gold LoCkCts, at 10 90 600
Three thousand Alhuis. at 90 900
Que thousand Photographic Art Journals 900
Total SO 600
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strange but TUG |

strange but Truelg
WHILE all The Wo IA 10 advertising on selling Goode
selling at such extremely low prices elicit from mos
every one The remark that en-, Notwithstanding, aelng
CHEAPER than heFeFt f .t. rt
you wish 10 convince yourselves OF the truth OF ha
nsseTiion Just give mo call andSyou will illly talsy
yourselves thai my prices not only compete with Of
any othgr, but are ~ most oates lower a ll y II
Jutt received by Express large lot or the very hnel
plain balegss and Tissues which gha seller sll cents
ISAAC Prayer, ii6 htinal ~ q
ie28 .trtf ~ u tbst,Veen Monros and Union.
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Provisional ProVisions!I I

Provisional ProVtstons!I{ I
MAYGRR q 90 keep eOnstsnlly on hand full supply
IL OF Meats, Vegetables, and all knl' OF Provisions
ai.d Produce for families and boats BITTER ard Rgsa
fresh clear Ice, &c. l.h tA Lh.Al
House. .9sA Al Fl. ~. " t.t" A-.'-
grg7Boata win md IL to their adyantsts to call W
ie3-tT n. U.sb E. n an. .NF . alruT.
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RRONCnITI!

Bronchitis difficulty Ulh eathug, harsh cough, sllmy
ieCUm VI the air tubes leading Om tho lIOal TO the lungs
SO directly and Specifically uculed By tic use OF this ad
nrhble remedy. lie WAIVED lii lime, ye ameted,qnd en-
lie tr.It .1I,f 10 Iu
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" .-.4 E. MANIIES. F''.H |||.fhH.
FEW very handsome Paris Nantes, Sdditional-re
SStSTs '"'' 0"' .HRIsKELL & Co.
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receipt Ave thousand othoSe nice III GallocgaTH,
i which will DO sold cheap
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June 18th, 1864.
60 PRS hronIed liurckas. new aud pretty received
tJO at soak Hall" AT
el6 MoNRALc Co.
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Are oOSn nsed with respect 10 The and eoure6s
diseases In their and wards. How Oeh % tiet A.
cnbe 10 other eauaes Of waiting Of The fans mad
ness nlplt ton VI Tue lean, indseson, detahsennl Of
me ne ry6, sJbem couch aid symptoms ihdeSlng con.
sumption when the truth IL thStihey have been ihle
lg inS though alarngpTtetes, d0'eslte y
No mo- MERCURY OR oPlUM--SoLBMN OATH.
f Morse haVIhg recently heard that schs phytetnoI
6d SsVeral have tAtetrd That bis lpaiti epb
tUpsd NE GUY snl opium, has made Tie following ddh'
viii Whether those tleu ns and eGSta supposed u
conlaTed msleu UIiuhl rom The nv VIII
power m levinE pain, out VI euvT be kn0Wh rot
State OF New Yoke city aud county o. New Yo.hua;
r on Ire col DAY Of june, D. 1916 pnIB0nty IpfcaH.
ed beIore me- Andrew MlGke, MAYOR ottho ety diNew
York MsicG MoTsti who ~ ne 1enB duly aworni doth
dSnoss and "a Va that toTa 10 no eoTTVe lnbimaio
used IN eOmppuudg and man
uIicIli g. OF % SoueiEd h4dieiEe kppWItbl ~
name OF Or. Mosss inyl o!alinS kHIt an9 tat
il does not contain pattlele OF Opium 10Y
Sworn bslOlo me- illl 26ih DAY q June, 1855.
II l''.- RI. - r.. Al "a. MlCkIk, Mnfrr.
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Delay IN any case OF consultative tendencYls emphau
eally Death, unde on ordinary lleatmeni The aulga'
rian Balsam lea great ANrlDOTE, as well as CURA-
TIVE. " you have any symptoms above described, be
advised In time .lHL--! 80 4.
n W. DYoTT& SONS, 1872 North Second ST Phlladel'
ha sole agents for The United States and British Amer
lean PiOyiLoe TO whom an future orders must bel address
ed. ALSO rOr safe by druggists generally. #.g
= Ash for sale BY & a. FAHNEsToCK O. Co.
ssnf5i3taw Pittsburgh, Pa
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steI ne ofssns 10 81 lpon ato ice fron n,,
on o. sIricipial dlsssSes ~ islysr ledttlt
CORE o RTNBHVOUB DISEASES.

No language cafeonyey an adequate idea Of We lmnen
aud almost miraculous Change which " etions ~ IL
ahd shattered neNouf sySeil, Wlsl
broken down BY excess, weak BY alute 9r tPllred
By tlukngsa thB unstung aud relaxed otGhtaOn IA ~
ones btured, ne viNihsd aud built up 1le uiti ira
ply steal symptoms nervous dlssete ttish tUsotr
tary The reeI Is permanent tor the dial tleS q
the medicine reach tie constitution sell tl nStoio III
thuoimal condition. Wen may tue preparation he esi
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n presented ph9lomeiA III Tie pllelih uNdea hlthef.
u unheatd Ola slihuie IT Silho1t a tcacrloh. w
The herb Which, l0fnib It's man has beth 81
mlled BY all the great iuedlea aid pha ihitu
l5hs OF Europe TO DO IN ids tetset SKI SsNtFts. NJ
Morse whose nanie iNdh undisp1lg authority IN scopCq
ditcpv the pTOdurlJih Aahlu, where hid dIicnuh
was excited b. the wOudJ Ivy alg
duoed upon the naveH. H. fact ire woldeIIul oNti 81
endurance the eXlantess VII exhibited bytte AMI, ~
both sexes 10 te deseTt PstnaEss, 10 atIIbuAbS 70
the use u this VilnliIBg herb. 10 4, 'fhte "a
an appeal 10 made TO- = . -, az, 1912 y y
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BEFORE CONTEMPLATING MARRIAGE
should reflect that sound mind and body tlt.tts goi
Necessity requisites 10 promote eOnnu6ai bAppllt 10
deed Without q csc, the Journey through o beeOA1h
weary pilgInaget the pTOopSst lcullT daTkeht to g
the mind Becomes Swallowed with despair aud led Wits
die melno holy rejection that the haliA Of Gothdr -
/ rn,neu hHritad wi OWN, .
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LOSS or MEMORY,

ConuSon gddiess, rush blood the head, ne enoho
~, mental debility hytteIia, wet, lRdisSs thoughts q
uelloi lear VI Insanity, ats, dye
pesa gae uI pTOalTtti0 trilAbiity, hftvoutost ina
biity 10 Seep diseases iCldenl TO enas, decay Oh ne
~ opvgallhg functions, hyAerlaj nonomlhli Etruo eE
fOrs laipAliOh Of the heart inOtenty CUhsdplohets
etu iUi Whatever Gate atiag tits, II Tiers u ty Be
aree 10 be placed OH eSlinohy, lpsibIs
n "A GREAT MEDICINE FOR FEMALES.
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1nsuranre Notices.

KXTORCESTER MUTUAL FIRE IN
Wv SURANCE COMPANY.
At the annual meeting of this Company held Deem
Der Il, 1858, the following officers elected -
President-Anthony Chase
TreGsurer-Fred. VIM. Paine
Seeretary-Charles NJ. Miles.
Observation-Disclosures Torrey, Fitchburg,
Paul Within, Northbridge,
Amory Holman, Bolton,
Aanson Hamilton, w. Brookfeld,
James S. Woodwork, Worcester,
VIM. T. Merrifeld,
David Lee, Barre,
David S. Messenger, Worcester
The amount Of Risk, Dec /, 1883, was So, 527 9T4
The number Of Policies outstanding is 1910. The
Company sustained the past year. IL partial and Is total
LOSSES amounting $ll0S1 81 which have all been amic
ably adjusted, and paid, with the exception of one Of
$780, which has not yet been demanded The net cash
funds of the Company Dec J. 1883 amounted to $147
$50, which is invested in Bank Stock and Mortgages on
Real Estate.
1t will be from the Tlcenty Ninth annual Report
Of the Old Worcester Mutual Fire Insurance Compa-
n.y. that It is decidedly for the interest of ALL who have
property located in the county Of Worcester and such
class as Is received by this Company to insure the
at their Office
They still adhere strictly to the policy which has ever
secured their marked success.
Their risks confined to the County Of Worcester.
They insure only the safest class Of property.
They employ no irresponsible agents.
They charge only such premiums adequate the
risk.
They make no assessments, but refund average
more than SO per cent Of the premium received.
The steady increase Of business from year to year at
this Office notwithstanding the formation of numerous other
conflicting companies and the exaggeratons and isrepre
sensations Of their interested agents is sufficient proof
Of the soundRess Of the principles which this Cotpav
AGue adopted and uniformly 1oLo,ped.
ANTHONY CHASE, President.
CHARLES NJ MILES, Secretary. jni0 d&wtf
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SILVER MINE IN CAL IFoRaIA.-Thc Stockton
Post says that a new silver mine has been dis
covered in the San joaquin valley, about 100
miles from Stockton, and 80 miles from Mon
terey. Senior Rubio, who is intimately ac-
quainted with the mines in Mexico, and who
has visited " Aurora" says that but one mine
in Mexico surpasses it. Preparations are 60
ing forward for working it on large scale,
after the manner of the mines in Mexico. The
mine itself is of great extent, and no doubt
exists but that large portion of San Joaquin
valley abounds in silver.
An OK six years old, weighing 1000 pounds
raised in Oxford County, Maine, passed up
Washington street, Boston, a few days since
on its way to Brighton, and attracted good
deal of attention.
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s[Price Two Cents.
Defsrred Isems.

TIE Fuo1rIvs SLAVE LAw.-We learn
from the most reliable authority, that the
number of runaway slaves, has immenselyin-
creased since the passage Of the last fugitive
slave act, and that the proportion Of recap
lures has considerably diminished. The SUBJ
ject is so much discussed, at the south, that
the slaves, very generally, learn all that is go
ing on, and the more they learn and know,
the more intense is their desire for freedom.
This desire will overcome all obstacles, with
the more energetic and Intelligent portion Of
that population, and hence the great number
of escapes. The bitter hatred of the details
of the law, among all classes of people IN the
free States, will sufficiently account for the
protection so generally extended to the brave
fellows who do get away.
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FAIRBANKs's PATENT
PUBLIC LECTURES.

The Young Mems Rhetorical Society,
VIII hold Course Of Lectures, this season, at the
CITY HALL,
commencing Tuesday Evening, Nov. o. at IL O'Clock
to be continued as follows, viz:
0. Mar. l4.--Rev. I. D. ANDERSON, Roxbury.
10. Mar. 2S.-Rev. A. L. SToSE Boston.
Tickets for the COURSE may be obtained Of Hutchnsons
Wesby's, Keiths, and Aliens Bookstores the following
prices: A Gentleman and Lady, 81; q Gentleman, rs
cents; Lady Minor, so cens. Single Lectures II 10
cents to be paid at the door Tickets rot trGnserabie
Doors open IA before T. and closed at l-2 precisely
All persons requested TO be In the Hall previous 70 IL
past o'clock.
@. JILLSON,
SIDNEY CLARK,
JESSE ,. WHEELER, Committee.
FIN. ET0WELI. Slut
Worcester. Ncvomber, 1858. dtf MS
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DAILY pArER-Five dollars per year $3.50 for six
monhs 1926 for three monhs 10 cents per week. single
copies two cents each WRen paid stricHyin Advance
deduction of 81 year viii be made and proportionate
reduction if paid quarterly half yearly in advance
WEEKLY PAPER.-Prce two dollars a year; 81 for six
months, and SO cents for three months II paid strictly in
advance Sl,75 cts. year; single copies cents each.
II The postage on the daily by mail to any part of
Massachusetts is 10 cts quarters other States SO cts
quarter. On the Weekly in Worcester County, nothing
in all other parts of Massachusetts, 10 year; in
other States, "a cts. year.
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Gbc % ailp 5pp.
FRIDAY. MARCH 3. 1854.
Congrcaa.

WASHINGTON, Feb. ~.
Ssnate.--Mr. Chase presented petitions from
Ohio and New York, asking for the repeal of
the fugitive slave act, the abolition of slavery
in the District of Columbia, and the repeal of
all laws for the taking Of slaves in payment of
debts due to the United States.
Bills were passed granting to Louisiana,
land for a railroad from Shreveport to the Mis-
sissippi river to Wisconsin, for a railroad
from Madison to the Mississippi and to Iowa
for certain railroads within that State
Bills were passed granting land for railroad
purposes to the States of Alabama, California,
Florida and Arkansas.
MIR. Gwin informally presented substitute
for the resolution rewarding the Captains and
crews of the Three Bells, Kilby. Antarctic and
Lucy Thompson. 1t presents them with gold,
silver, and bronze medals, with suitable de-
vices, but gives no reward in money.
The Nebraska bill was taken up, when Mr..
Cass proceeded to give his views on the ques-
ton. He defined his position generally on
the subject, and said he should vote for the
bill.
Mr.. Cooper of Pennsylvania, followed in
opposition to the measure and
Mr.. Broadhead of Pennsylvania, replied in
favor of it.
House.-The Senate bill was taken up, au-
thorizing the construction of six first class
frigates with screw propellers, and also appro-
priating three millions of dollars for that pur-
pose, as well as for completing and launching
the frigates Santee, at Kittery, and Sabine, at
New York.
A resolution was adopted requesting the
Secretary of the Navy to communicate to the
House his opinion touching the fitness for war
purposes, of the steamships employed in the
ocean mail service.
A resolution was offered to permit Mr.. Gal
legos, the delegate from New Mexico, to have
an interpreter on, the floor Of the House, but
the House refused to suspend the rules. Ad-
journed.
WASHINGTON, Feb. %.
SENArE.-Many petitions were presented by
Messrs. Toucey Wade, Everett, Sumner,
Chase, Fish, Seward, and others, against the
repeal of the Missouri Compromise.
The bill granting land to all the States for
the benefit of the INDECENT insane, was taken
up and so amended as to give each state l00,-
900 acres, leaving 100000 to be appropriated
among them according to population and the
number of square miles. The bill was ordered
to be engrossed.
The Nebraska bill was then taken up, when
Mr.. Broadhead spoke in its favor
HoUsE.-The committee on elections report
ed against the petition from New York con-
testing the right of Hon. Mike Walsh to
seat
A sharp debate Of some length occurred on
referring to the Committee of the Whole the
bill granting to Wisconsin land for railroad
purposes. Before concluding, the morning
hour expired, when the House went into COM
mittee on the Homestead Bill.
Mr.. Dean proposed an amendment to the
effect that the lands shall be chosen in the
territories and not in the States, which was
rejected.
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CONWAY MUTUAL FIRE ms. CO.,
O.CONWAY, MASS Persons wishing to insure on the
Mutna pla y in a safe dividend paying Co., invited
application Thre classes Of risks taken
by this Co.. the hazard of one class in affecting
the other. Risks upon Farm luses, Barns, and their
contents, and Dwellings in cities and villages, taken in
the first class, at low rates Of premium
In the second Glass; hazardous description Of
property is taken at higher OF pr .mum but spe
cal hazards taken any price BY dividing its risks,
this Company able to do the business OF distinct
Compani,s, at small expence, relatively. By prudent
MANAGEMENT, economy Of expenditure, and prompt and
hon rable dealing this Co. has obtained the public conf
derce and will endeavur pres it by fair deal
ing This Co has made assessments and If pros
pered as heretofore will be constant dividend paying
Co. Applications for insurance can be made to LEWIS
c. MUM, at Real Estate Agency, 233 Main street, up
staie.
D1REcroRs--James g Whitney, Asa Rowland, Edmund
Burke, +. d. Hamilton, Franklin Chds, Conway; B. w.
Cushman, Benardston J. b. Whitney Sheburne Falls,
Wait Bement, Ashtied Lewis Bodman, Williamsburg;
Walter II. Bowdan, Springheldj William Elliot, Green
field; D. +. McGiyery, Boston.
JANIS S. WHITNEY, President.
JOSEPH II, sPRAGrE, Secretary. ia7 d2taw1y
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SENATOR DOUGLAS HuNo IN EFvrGY.-
Wednesday morning, a large efigy was dis
covered suspended BY the neck from the asg-
staff on Boston Common, fastened to the
breast of which was the following placard -
STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS.
AUTHOR OF THE INFAMOUS NEBRASKA BILL.
The BENEDICT ARNOLD OF 1864.
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II IL SEASON
RICHMOND & TRoWBRIDGE have not overlooked
Its novelties, fresh fabries hiew designs and are now
ready with their TALENT SKILL and enterprise, together with
rich Materials captivating Styles and unrivaed work.
manship
d r E S S co A rs, ETC,
The climax Of art and nvention VESTS, the most beau
tfu Styles in Velvets, Satins Silks and Cloth with the
richest embroidery in every possible variety; TROUSERS
in the most extensive description Of pattern COLOR and
shade, perfect fit Tor sale and comfortable to the
wearer, in every respect
FURNISHING GOODS.
To this department particular attention has been devot-
ed and is beyond any possible question: the most dis
tinguished depot for
Shirts, HanISerchiefs, Collars, Neck Ties,
and HOSIERY of every description of the finest manu.
facture and MATERIAL equally celebrated with the other
branches of their trade for neaness quality and economy
Please call at RICHMOND 4 TR0WBRIDGEiS Custom
and Ready Made Clothing Establishment, No. 265 Matn
Main St., Worcester Mass.
March /, 1851. diff
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MAINE.-Resolution strongly opposed to
the abrogation of the restriction upon slavery
in Nebraska, passed the Senate of Maine, on
Tuesday, Feb. 2S.
Samuel Cony has been elected State Treas
urer
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GRINns TONEs.

Horse Nails made from the best U. B. Iron warranted.
N. b. z. & l. are also Agents for ADIR0NDAC
AMERICAN CAST STEEL
N The above will be sold the most favorable terms
by the subscribers the old stand Washington Square,
PRATT 4 INMAN.
Worcester, July l. 1858. deodawtf
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A German named Dinkenyer, was killed in
his own store, in New York, on Tuesday, By
. man named John Wilson, who stabbed his
victim with butcher knife.
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DESK MANUFACTORY.

The subscriber, having secured the services of E. P
Wright, whose Mandatory was recently destroyed
by fire, is prepared to make to order, Office and
Counting Room Desks, Library, Office, and Dining Room
Tables Show Cases, Counters Druggists Drawers, and
Book Cases. of every size and FORM of Mahogany Black
Walnut, Cherry, Pine, or White Wood Every piece Of
work will be made of Kiln Dried Stock, and warranted to
give entire satisfaction.
Also repairing done in the neaest manner and at short
notice Maple street Court, opposite he Worcester House
HENRY DAWSON.
Worcester Februarp 90. 1854 d3w
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The subscribers offer for sale Lamuel Gilbers Patent
action and Boudoir PIANO FoRTES of different Styles
viz
THE SEVEN-OCTAVE.
In carved cases. the and Octave in plain round and IL
round cases. the and Octave, in square cases; with
prices varying from $500 to $780, The Boudoir style
which m superior to others in form and tone; the Oc
tave in carved cases. the Octave in plain cases prices
from $3.50 to $500 All the above have Gilberts Patent
Action and superior to all others in the Market and
will be sold or exchanged favorable terms. Also,
SeraPhines, IEOIians, and MeIOdeOns,
from the b makers. Music Books of all kinds choice
selection of new Sheet Music, Piano Stools Shreys Fur
nture Polish, &c Pianos to let tuned and repaired
EMERY PERRY Professor, and
augl diff A. ANDREWS, Teacher of Music.
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INSURANCE.
ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY, Hartford.
Capital 100000.
PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY, Hartford.
Capital $25o,o0O.
AMERICAN INSURANCE COMPANY. Provid,ros
Capital $4,000
HOME INSURANCE COMPANY, New York.
Capital 100000.
The above named Companies continue to insure under
favorable terms. For further particulars, inquire Of
A. II. BULLOCK, Agent,
OFT dawu Worcester
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- FOR SALE OR EXCHANG E.
1.':{S Two Story House, on Queen St.
Izas2 I" South Irving St.
Cottage Houses, on Newbury St.
Cottage House, on Chandler St.
so Houselots west side Of Goat HILL
near the Worcester Academy.
2 on Chandler st.
80 acres of Woodland, in Sutton.
60 acre Farm with House and outbudings in Sutton.
Apply to G. ELLIOT, 251 Main St., up stairs.
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WILLIAM ID. FENNO & SON,

WILLIAM d. FENNO & SON,
DEALERS IN
WATCHES AND JEWELRY,
SILVER WARE, COMES,
Optical and Mathematical Instruments,
GUNS, AND PISTOLS, AND FANCY GOODS,
166 Main Street, Worcester
WILLIAM d. ESRo. c. ". FgSNo
feb2 d&wtf
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DED AND GREY. ARGOLs.-os- TONS
AW Red Argols. Is do. Grey do, for sale BY
q. 4 All. HOWE,
augs dH 4se Wcr Bank Block.
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Fisher & Norris Cast Steel Face Anpils and
Vices. Best Eaglish AneiIs and Vices.
Horse RaSpS and Files.
NUTS and WASHERS AXLE-TREES and BOXES
ELLIPTIC SPRINGS, BLACKSMITHS BELLOWS
BLAcKSMITH'S SEA COAL OHIO AND NOVA
-GCDTIA
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-03
THE WORCESTER SPY.


Printed and Published by JoHN MILTON EARLE &
THOMAS DREW, at No 2l2 Main Street, Worcester Mass
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-03
FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH 8, 1854.
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