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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-16
MASSACHUSETTS LEaIsLATURE.

BosToN. Saturday. Jan. IA, 1854
SENATE. Petitions Presented and Referred.
Orlhe Banker Hill Bank in Charh.stown, the Ma
tional Bank Of Boston, the Housnnic Bank in
Stcckbridge, fqripcreeseo spfal stock. IN,
Orders Adopted N O6moslen df Mr. Wright Of
Essex, that the judiciary Cotnmitiee idqrifelBhat
legislation, if any, isnecessaFy concerning lhee
ying of executionsont The equities Of redemption
Of mortgages Of personal property.
Adjourned to Monday at IL o'clock.
House.. A communication was received from
the Clerk. announcing his choice Of w. +, +.
Haskell, ESQ, Of Chelsea, as his Assistant, which
choice the House approved, and Mr. Haskell was
gthereupon qualified by oath 10 assume his office.
Petitions presented and referred. OF life Bald
uApin, and others, to beincorporattd as the Brgh-
Ton Market Bank Of the first Congregational
Society in Worcester. for power to tax pews in
their House of worship of Cheever Newhal aud
others, for a railroad from Dorchester to State
street, through Broad street, Boston An order
Of Mr. Thayer, Of Worcester, relative to the dis
tribuion, among members, Of the reports Of the
debates in the Constitutional Convention, was re-
ferred 10 the Committee ON Printing
Orders Adopted On motion Of Mr.. Pond Of
Boston, that the Committee on the Judiciary be
instructed 10 consider the expediency of extend
ing the existing provisions Of law, reativedo taxi
ing the paor debtors oath on mense process, 10
actions Of tort. R1f& Nf
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Jubilee in Barre.


The 50th Anniversary ofthe settlement Of Rev.
DR.. Thompson. over the First Parish Unitarian in
Barre, was celebrated in that town on Wednes-
day. Ilth inst. asa
Religious services took place in the meeting
house. where. notwithstanding the inclemency Of
the weather, 800 persons were present. Many
of these were from abroad and had come to tesli
fy their love and respect for the venerable pastor
under whose ministry they had sat during some
part of their lives.
DR. Thompson, who is now in his 74th year,
read his discourse without the use of spectacles.
His text was .'Cast me not off in my old age; for
sake me not when my strength fails''
In the course Of his address, DR. Thompson
stated that he had solenlnized upwards oil
$50 marriages, made 1000 official visits to The
schools Of the town, baptized 500 persons, and
attended 1000 funerals. g
or the cergymen who assisted in the exercis-
es of his ordination, only three are alive, viz
Rev. Drs French, of NORTHAMPTON, ~ FL. Bates,
of Dudley, who preached the sermon on that oc-
casion, and Mr. Fiske, of New Bralntree, who gave
the fright hand of fellowship ta s
In the evening a soiree took place in the Town
Hall, at which about 4n0 were present. M
Hon. Timothy Jenkins, Of New York, made
some extended remarks, and on behalf Of various
individuals Who kave removed from Barre in
years past, presented to Dr.. Thompson purse
containing $42S. t
8 Dr.. Thompson made suitable reply.
A letter from Rev Mr. Wellington, Of Temples
ton, declining an invitation 10 be present, was
read, which called up Dea. Greeley, Of Boston,
who made speech, and concluded by presenting
49, ma
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A great an d impo, lamt ena a accom- pIished

Grey Hui Changed and Nei0 GrotOth Produced Z
The introduction of ivan Deuseu's Improved
Wahpene," the great Hair Restorative and acknowl (
edged Specific for changing Gray Hair its primitive
color has been attended with the signal unde
Hable Such declaration based on the uner-
ing testimony of unques' onable facts. Vegetable
properties embrace those nourishi-g aud terminating
smulanis which, in concert with Nature, act the
growth often obsructed by eickly amt deranged Hair
and forming that depcsite OF colorng necessary
10 fleet chonge Of Gray Hair its natural aspect
IL is purely Vegetable Preparation; free from ali adj
mixture OF mineral acids, alcoholic liquids and those
DyeSlus peculiar to the novel inventions of the
day. Safe and pleasant IN its application ii IL one Of
the most agreeable preparations of the Toilet aliays
nervous Headaches, SC. .s.ii ~ At.,a fltf rs "a
For sale by CALDWELL d. HILL, ,Apothecaries,
229 Main st.. Agents for " orcester.
/ Jyl9 deod& w6m
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There is to be Convention ofthe Editors Of
Massachusetts,. at Springfield. on Tuesdsyyihe
17th, and although sufficient publicity has hardly
bsen given to the call, we doubt not tina, The
craft will be largely represented upon the occa-
sion. There has been need for long time Of
such an assemblage, for there are important sub
jects bearing upon the interests Of all publishers
that need to be discussed and acted upon, and we
look upon the movement as good one. We
preshnis, however, that the meeting to. morrow
will only be preliminary to future convention,
which viii bring together not only the editorial
fraternity Of Massachusetts, but Of New England
and New York. si
We acknowledge orr obligations to the
President Of the Western Rail Road corporation
for an initiation 70 passover their rcad, 70 snd
from Springfield on that day; and also to Messrs
Bowles & CO., editors of that wide awake news
paper, the Springfield Republican, for their cour-
teous invitation TO attend the editorial dinner.
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HORTICULTURAL, We have received the
Januarynumber Of the +" Magazine Of Ho'ticul-
ture, Botany, &c, edited by c. NJ. Hovey' and
the +" Horticul,urst,' edited by P. Barry =
The former is published by Hoyey 8 Co., Boston,
and the latter by Breck g. Co., Boston.
But both of these are standard publications and
have done much for the advancement of Horticul.
tural Science throughout the country. They are
eminently worthy Of liberal support, and those
who subscribe for them may safely calculate on
getting far more than their moneys worth of USE
fuland practical information.
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SEIZURE OF SMUGGLED Counterfeit
B,lLss--NEw York, Jan. ll3.-The Custom House
officers have within few days seized in this city
struggled property, consisting Of diamonds,
watches and jewelry, to the amount of Sl50, 900.
1t is said that 100000 worth was found on the
premises of Levison q Brothers, in John street.
Another portion was found in Jersey City. The
goods are supposed to have been Struggled in the
Cunard steamers. s5a' = - 5s1n,! llA
One dollar bills of the State Bank, of Proyi-
dence, altered to twenties, are in extensive circu
lation in this cty n sf 5000 t9 espr
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Gbe u ailp spy.
MONDAY. January Ie. 1854.



The New York Herald Of the lIih says, at is
minated that Tho President s rather pleased than
otherwlss with Judge Douga measure for thsser'
Ranization Of government for Nebraska Territory,
because Il iR test the sincerity Of The Free Soiss with
sSAom he Is closely alisd.".
Il seems to MS that the proposition IL also calculated
TO lest President Pierce's own sincerity. We were
% that the Missouri Compromise, Of 1921 was a
settlement Of the Slavery qaestioR, (thst Ccmpro-
mise forever prohibited the introduction Of slavery
into Nebraska.) But it was found in the lapse Of
years, that the 9aeslion not settled; the slave
power would moi let il remaiu setled, but agiIated
and reagitaed it, until the poiicians found it nec
eesary to settle it again, This was done BY the
Compromise Of 1850. by which slavery obtained
possession Of millions Of acres Of the free SOIL con-
gu red from Mexico, and ten millions OF dollars ta-
ken from the pockets Of the freemen Of the north,
while the North received the Fugitive Slave Law.
We were promised by the ts'two great parties" at
Baltimore, tha, The Compromise Of 1850 was So
nal settlement" Of, the slavery question; and she
election Of General Pierce said TO ratiiy that
settlement, Geaeral Pierce was declared to be a
"Compromise President" His cardinal virtue was
said to be respect for the Compromises and it was
10 be the gor, Of his administration maintain and
defend those Compromises. ~
Now what are we to think Of the sincerity Of
Frank Pierce and his friends, when we find that,
at the earliest opportunity afforded them, they came
forward and propose 10 ,rampIe of the Com.
promises aader foot, and atsthe same time, inform
all who ''aeqasscsd in the last se,tIemenl' Of the
slavery question; that they will be-branded
tuusacinus if they dare to say word In opposition
to this fragrant violation Of all the provisions Of that
settlement? 1-6afs ia5se1
h Southern shareholders came forward and proposed
20 Northern doughfaces certain arrangements with a
view put down agitation upon the subject Of slav
cry; Northern doughfaces creased the hinges Of
their knees--le down upon them with alacriy,-
bowed their heads into Southern dirt, and agreed
never to agitate any more. The bargain signed
and sealed on the floor Of Congress. Il was ratl6.
ed in the National Conventions OF the Wing and
Democratic parties, and was soIemnly endorsed in
their legislative caucuses. The shareholders pre-
Tended to be satisfied; and tho doughfaces made
signs of SILENT deep, profound acquescence Silence
Teigaed, agitation was dead, the Union saved,
and Frank Pierce was President. Suddenly there
is mulleripg of political thunder heard at the
Capitol, and the great tinkers OF the Compromises
themselves, appear as vinators Of their own "Com-
PROMISES p and az ssarch asita,ors-' =
There rs no disguise in their objects purposes
They open up the whole question Of Sa very, by
assaag, the face of the country, and in The face If
their own solemn decaraiions,Ihe Missouri Compro-
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MODIFYING INFLUENCE OF WATER
The modifying influence Of body Of wafer
less than a adla in breadth, is conclusiv ely
shown by the difference between the two banks
Of the Mississippi river, near New OrIeans,where
it runs east and west The south side has mild
or climate vegetation advances earlier in the
in Autumn. and fruits that are occasionally cut
off by the severity Of weather on the north bank
are uninhuenced on the other ~, $3.50 s.i
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UNCONVENTIONAL.
WAsHINGroN, Friday, Jan. Il

WASHINGTON, FTluHy, jan 10.
House. Concluded. Mr.. Cobb, from the
committee on Public Lands, reported back the
Homestead bill with amendments, Referred 10 the
committee ofthe whole on the State of the Union.
.a Mr.. Cutting, fromthe Judiciary committee, re-
ported bill making the children of American
citizens born abroad, citizens ofthe United States.
Ht explained the bill, and entered into the hisio
Try Of the subjectin this and foreign countries
Bill passed. s9s A
The Housethe went into committee the
resolution referring the Presidents message to the
various committees.
Mr. Erwing delivered speech against the i'm
position Of tonnage duties, which he contended
was not only Unconstitutional but an unjust and
intolerable system Of taxation
The Senate bill. changing the mode Of appoint.
ing the Assistant Secretary of the Treasury, was
rejected by vote of lO7 10. Adjourned to
Monday. saa
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Real Estate, Insurance, Employment and
& s g Boar ding agency, 5a4 ri
No. 2ss Main St., Worcester, Up Stairs.

Do you wish to sell your real estate? Do you wish
10 buy housel DO You wish to let your houses TO
good tenantsl D0you wish TO get our le or your
Are yon in want Of help, either male or itmael DO
you wish for boardersf Are you Iii want OF boarding
housef Have You store fir sale or 10 letl Do YOU
wish to borrow money en- collateral security Have
you money to lend mortgages Of real estate! DO
You wish to bu. armi Have You house lots Tor sael
30 you wish 10 buy house df Do you wish 10 hire
a@orel Have y0u an Office leil Do you wish 10
hire an Officer Are you in want OF empl iymentf Ii
40, you win do welft0 Gull at the above sency.
iyl6 deodf AtA LEWIS q. MUM,
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From the National Era.
The Voices. 81.
BY JOHN c. WHITTIER.

rI.1
Why urge the long, unequal hight,
Since truth has fallen IN The street,
4. o,encbed hv he hee,iIesss n,;l,;on,s fee,q H
- +g', s. 3,si,. I,l'51s 81 II 10 ed
aas Give o'erthe thankiess task; torsake ,iiili
Thetools whoknow not III from good;
Tb;asr ~ = anons ne naIl;mds
If w
Live out thysell; with others share
Thy proper life no more; assume ,,1,s-g
For life ~ 1Sea,b or bi;oh, or hloom.
n.
The mountain pine looks calmly on
The htes that scouree the plains below,
rbs sms lh;rds nin !" Nv n 7 the snoyyl
= 3 ,..I $ III Isl-'l
b The world is God's-not thine; let Him
Work out change, 1t change must be
AID nSrse The p I'D ,nl,,fu ,ree'n
30 spake the lempieri when the light
VI Gun ana stars nad iet Inc sky'
Ana heard. me,houebt. a voice renlv:
my task may well seem overheard,
~, who no scatlereS'' lhankless soI'
a Save ,bat vb;ch Daiv Owes 10 Tail
Not wholly is thy heart resigned
To Heavens benign and just decrees
Traosm,ts ,heir lows and or;eCs m tbees
re 800. :. u .51f-a s&
Fss " Break OIL that sacred chain, and turn
Back on thysell thy love and care;
Faith. Hone and I'rus, Inv children there.
- ,a #
released from hat fraternal law %
s5fsss which shares the common hale and bliss;
~ s;,, ,r,v,ga tso,, NJ r. ~.
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Mrx,c.xTpr. Me-, Orleans. Jan. IL. !

MExIcANTREATY.--N sw Orleans Jan. H.
The steamer Texas, from Vera Cruz, brings
dates from Mexico Of the 9th. 80 M
An important treaty has been coneladed WIN
Mexico, which gives to the United States ihlF-
lty..nine million gcfesein The Mesilla Valley
ibf the sun Of tWe9iy million dollsrs, TWO NH
hons Of which are reserved iot paying clars. ~
GLIDING the GaraY graft
Gen. Lombardini is dead, and Aimonte has
been appointed his successor in the command o.
the army.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-16

WAsHINGroNs Janl2ts It's confidently sta
eed that the Administration have no desire what
ever TO arrest the administering proceedings on the
Pacific, andfather favor the idea offreebooting an
Dexaton, provided. it is likIey to end in tie extern
sion ofSlayery. Asfor Congress, there never was
one more completely obedient, in lis general tone,
to the demands Of The Slave power. There is
no degree of humiliation 10 wbichn does not show
a.disposltion in behalf Of the peculiar Institutions
". Y. Tribune.
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Bush's Cough Cure Lozenges.

In norway are people liable be deceived than
in the remedies proposed Tor curing the various lila of
life Wien. therefore, Medicine has been tested and
by long and successful cures has proved itself in
valuabIe it oughl be cherished and will be cherished
by all whoyalue healtN Bushs CCdgh Cure L0zeDees,
have passed thai ORDEAL have their way to public
favor held in the highest estimation for
The cure of Coughs, Cold, Influenza, hoarseness,
Bronchitis and especially WhoopiDg Cough, and other
ailments Of The ungs aud hest. Don't neglect that
Cough Call for LezeRges at BUSH & CTS, 81 Front
Street. n9 dawd
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-16

For Prescriptions and Physicians' use, fom the mos
reliable sources in Boston and Ne0 York; can be
= found at the Store Of Leuls z. LazeH, POI Nam
Street, teai so1
Every who Is any eonyeFsant with Drugs and
Chemicals, knows the great difficulty Of finding arti-
ceperfeciy free from adueraIion. Especially is this
tile with those in general use, wlch OF all others,
should be pure possible. Ii has been for years,
and now is my aim, 10 purchase none hut the best
Drugs-Ihose which may be relied upon, and all may
fee confident Of the purity Of every article obtained ut
my establishment thrust that discriminating public
will continue to sustain in my endeavors, by their
patronage, assuring then thar every article WI be held
represented. Physicians prescriptions carefully
compounded at all hours OF he day and night.
iyl dawtf l.. T. LAZELL, Apothecary.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-16

E-One of those cold mornings which we had
last week, phllosophica youth in Troy applied
his tongue to The railing Of an iron fence by way
Of experiment. 1t was lacked fast 10 the IRON IN
moment and ii was only by leaving the SKIN
ofihe ssunruly member as q trophy ~ me
hands Of Jack Frost, that the lad regained his Ab-
erty,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-16

CE Over 500 oak trees, il 10 said, have been,
recently disposed Of in Oakhsm, TO ship builders
from the State Of Maine, to constitute the frame
Of one ship. Some Of ibe trees brought $l5 on
the stump. asss *.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-16

PROFITS OF COAL MrNING.-The Philadelphia
Ledger says, all the coal railroads in the Schnyl-
Hill and Schlylkill Haven railroad Company
divide Is per cent. The Mill Creek Railroad
Company divide Is per cent upon its capital
stock and several others make large divi.
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IlIu~icaI NotIe,.

HOLDEN & KNowLToN's, (ornerly Fiske's,l QUAD
RIFLE S4ND, are prepared to furnish Music Tor
Balls, Partns, &C. Any number Of Pieces uesiied
chants Row. Isaac ske, or at the Music Stores
Music arranged for Brass, or String Bands, by A.
HoLDRN.H 4sasp % 1ss9 ole dsm
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-16

Designer and Engraver, upon Wood and stone.-
Hnuse on Crescent street All orders lett with q. w
niJE, al L. u. GODDARD & Co.'S, will meet with promp
attention. Particular paid 10 drafting mach
nery dec3O DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-16

@T'The Boston Herald, says,..it is mistake
to suppose that milk can be afforded a cheaply'
in winters ,sehva tbs streams ere fissss, as in
summer" ts4iH la
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c. The Boston Chronicle states that there are
COMMONWEALTH in favor Of the continuance 81
the Maine Lqnnt Law, and twsuey-thzse IN favor
q 1&s gepsai- iv 1lGala5 1pesA H1fts
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-16

WRITING PAPER MADEsFRoh STRAW
This paper is advertised in London, and Is said
10 possess q smooth, firm surface, and is well
adapted-for either quilts or steel pens The pro-
prleiors undertake 10 supply it 81 about half The
price usually charged for The ordinary kinds .
paper. 81 n lss-sm
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DEATHS FAR AwAY.-The Friend, published a t
Honolulu in Oahu, one of the Sandwich Islands
under date Of November 18th, gives the following,
among other deaths:R ~ ~ ~
Drowned in Bhering Sea, Sept. Gath, by being
struck BY a whale, VIVA. Sutherland, of whale
ship Robert Morrison, about "a years Of age, for
merfy Of Lowell, Mass. ssIaa sli
Feiioverboard from the fore topsail yard of
whaleship Huntsville, Oct 6, 1858, George Har-
rison, Of Rochester, n. 7 State, aged about 10
In Honolulu, Nov I'd, Of puerperal fever Donna
Maria, wife Of Capt James E. Bennett, of the
whale ship Massachusetts, aged 20 years.
July Is, on board ship Tamerlane, james F.
Daniels, Steward, belonging to Peterborough, Ms.
He can ort in the vessel.
Killed, 9Th Of Oct. Benjamin F. Grape, Of New
Bedford He belonged to the Manuel Ortess--
The vessel was leaving the Oehotsk Sea, in a
gale Of wind, and he came on deck at the calling
Of his watch Al few minutes after water tank
gave away and crushed him instantly.
On board ship Mary Ann, Oct Is. George
SHAY, of consumption. He was native OF New
Hampshire, and aged % years. sls
Drowned BY falling overheard. Sept 9th Lodo.5
wick Preptiss, Of Stopington, Conn., He belong
ed to ship Cabinet lssA
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IntellIgence Offce.

Having been duly licensed 20 Keep an INTELLIGENCE
OFFICE the undersigned prepared 10 furnish Hotels,
Boarding houses, and Private Families with American
and other male and emale help. o. Orders from the
Country promptly attended to. Persons in want u
help and those wishing for employment are invited to
all
~ Tenemenis, Stores, and Offices, TO be lei.
81 MONEY to loan collai eral security.
augI0 ily LEWIS C, NUM- l33 Main ST s
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HOLIDAY .shNasgad

Just Received, among which may be found beautiful
Pearl Gard Gases, PoTtmonuaies, Jewel Boxes Brace-
lts, b. ooches, Rings, Charms, Fancy Gold Watches
Chans, Keys, and lots of other things suitable for
Christmas and New Years Gifts, at
p F. II. PUTNAM'S,
No 2l9 Main ST. doors south ofAmerican Temperance
dig House under the Universast Church. diff
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specinl Notice to Oyyners oli q

Special Notice to Owners OF Houses.
Tue subscriber is constantly having calls for houses
from The besl Persons having
et find good customers without trouble, end free
Of trpense BY calling at the REAL ESTATE AGENCY
1888 Main street, up stairs, LEWIS q, MUM
div
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In Dudley, Jan IA. Rev j. shua Bates d. d. aged ~ j
ay- Funeral Tuesday, at r, M taIa n 3tHdg
In Paxton, Jan. IL, Airs. Hannah Lakin rect the
late Nathaniel Lakin Esq, aged 70. a.a5. ta5ila
In Leicester Jan 6, George fainter son of Daniel
and Maria fainter. aged layears anu months
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-16

The subscriber, having taken the Office, formerly
occupied by EDWIN HAVEN, in the west Anie
Room Of Horticultural Hall, would give notice that he
is ready to transact all kinds of business connected
with an Intelligence Office. a persons rest
sured, who hire o let labor, sell Houses
House LOIS, Lands AM Farms, shall have it iune right
and no mistake. by calling at his Office, Front St.
opposite the CiIy Hall. PERRY THAYER,
Worcester, oct 2a. 1853. OLE dly
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MARRIAGES..

In this city. Jan 70, by Rev D. e. Chaplin, Mr. Henry
Oyerend to Mrs Mehitabe Earle. both Of Worcester
George r Bryant, Of Worcester, ID Miss Ga Tie A..
daughter OF Warren Hunt, Egg, Of East Douglass. :
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-16

a. ANDhEWbs
Teacher of Vocal and Instrumental Music. Piano
Forte, aud Music Room, NO. A, Harrington
Conner, " orcester, Mass.
BEST OF REFEREacks GIVEN.
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The Raniler stove .

The very hest Cook Stove OF the season, either for
coal wood Ihave the fullest prove,
FROM hundreds who have this Stoyen All Stoves
sold at this establishment, Warranted to prove
Ommended 9T No. &3l Main street. Tl
ua26 deMMaF
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BOARDING gency Boar ding gen cyl
Residents of this City, or strangers visiting the City
inwant of Board, and those having Rooms 70 18th
or without board respectfully nvitsd avail them
selves OF the advantages Of this eency " 0fica
1913 Mann street, up stairs. LEWIS C.AMUNM.
au17 t.. Il ~ 4itf4asff
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~ p EMORY ALnRlCH,
ATTORNEY s 7COUNSELLOR AT Law.
d. No. 8 Union Block, Worcester. d&wtf
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L. B. Nichols, Va. D., uoMEPkTat Ply
sIcIAN, Residence No. IL Main street Office hours
srom9 to 9 a. NJ, to and to P. M.
Aug8 s. 1852 d1y
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J.K. CLARK, VI. D., HoagPArHIc PHYsGoIA
Mo-. A Walnut street. Office hours from to A. III
and from TO 81. nj. sA
Worcester. Jan lst,is5l ianlu