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go0d condition. The Lieutenant infoYms us thsa
na & "s plsseDt knowledge Of the count z. hs could
Lake valley at least one hundred and fifty msleS
nearer than any heretofore travelled with an abunlS
aDce Of wood, water, and grass along TIE enriss
route, and 10 would ensure the traveller freedocs
from al snnoysnces of insects, except perhsos
wbi crossing Msrys river.
After leaving tho Humboldt the party Of Lieut.
Beckwith struck onto the n0rthward to the Sio~ro
Nevada. No less than fve different passes Wero
examined In this range with dirs o. Reference 10
their feasibility for the line Of the Pacific r slroed
AL OF these lie to the northward Of Nobte's Pass,
except the latter which 10 included In the number
Of u ose examtDed After a.efhl surveys. I'll OF 80
above routes are pronounced to be acsicsoIe.
WITH the exception Of Mobiles Pass and the ono 6rS
north o. n: Of tho superiority of these two, Lieut..
- n. ~ - yet unprspared to express any optn
passes except Nobies and that sdioining ar or -
be sdapted to tie passagc Of Q railroad Ia thia -
port 70 be submitted to the Secretary Of War. In
medsseiy sises his arrival at Washington. scours1s
ther win all particulars connected with the topo-
g.aRby asd geography Of tho country examined. win
r7vatest difficulties Of tho contemplated route for :
fGced srU - be en- ountered In the foot hills" o1
tbs 6ierrs Nevada; that but for these ther6 kouId
scarcely be aaJ serious impedimcnts TO the con-
Lieut B. also ssys that the sreaca usually termed
piIt river in theapper part OF this valley, Is really
the Sacramento, and that at the poiut wtsre de-
struck what Is known generally a. the Sacramento.
he could easily leap from one to the other bank.
The stock and other elects OF the paTty were SOLD
at Shasta by Lieut. B., and brought good pd es,
being purchased by ranchmen, miners aud oshe-s.
OF s., 900.
Lieut.. Morris, OF the escort who necompansod
the surveying party, and who was aaoounced by
M us as having arrived m town some days ago, has
returned TO Furt Reading for the purpose OF turning
over tie detachment to Col. Wright.
Lieut.. Beckwith, who has been absent on his
a. duous official campaign for the last four months,
returns on tho 18th inst. to Washingt %, In con-
paDv with his assistants, when he Will i'm nediately
10y before the Hoo. Secretary Of War the fruits of
SbOte lab0rious aud scientific researches whien.
perhaps, are to have no slight influence ON the fa-
,ure destiny of tho race.
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The Yellow Fever In Savannah.

ALARMING ACCOMPLISHING or STORES AND
HOrELs-sUsPENsIoN OF A DAILY PAPER.
Our accounts from Savannah are in Iced de plorablc
The Daily Courier, announced by telegraph has
suspended putlca;ion in Of not being sble
to procure hands The following we and in the
Savannah Geor9ian of the 9th inst:-
For some time ~e have added little to the sad tale
daily told by the nterment reports, of the destruction
that Is wasting populaton-carrying death to so
many homes, anguish to go ~ heacts. Dsappoint.
abatement Of the mortality have .nei silent Ia
the hope that each succeeding day would enabs US TO
give positive assurance that the disease dap earng
from midst Alas that hope Is still deferred In
proportion to the population In tue city have reason
to fear that the number of sick Is greater shs We write
than at any previous period Yet we have to
change the opinion already expressed that the epidemic
not OF peculiarly malignant type 1t is not the ne
cefsary) fatal character Of the disease the
immense number Of those afflicted that makes the pic.
ture now presented by the city dark and appalling
Under the treatment nov generally pursued
foro prompt advice and nurses to give adequate aen
ton, the mortality might ee reduced, almost inne
diately one haf perhaps threefourths. But With the
cases certainly not diminishing. while the energies and
strength OF the physicians tcessarly failing We
know not when to expect the end or even any
As might expected this business OF the city il al
most suspended. The leading ana largest hotel-the
Pulaski-closes to day 1t is intiinatcd, hope or
roDeousy, that the Marshall next in size will soon do
tho like Balf the boarding houses among ths
number have hsen deserte by their proerieters
Our reporter tells US that ne mas couoed west Of Bull
street. ninety FIVE basness bouses all slut up Cloei
account OF sickness meets the eye at every
walk through our beautiful city Yes, beautiful -
for seemed its outsa-d aspect lovely For s
looks upon ia squares meutlea With green-up m its
trees in all the richness " 'heir fiilge with soft
breeges sweeping through tn-ir real
ize that be is in the mitst Of death II oolg
hearse with its mou,nul sin slowly passes tbs. he Il
aroused TO the sad reality -
The number of intermcn.s the Atm inst were nice
tsen Of which tssve subjects o. yellow Tn
following table shows the progress Of the disease sn:,
the 9th ult
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AERIAL OF The STAR OF THE WEST.
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TWO WEEKS LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
,~~s>~~-~r~~>~~~~~~~>~s~-
Over Two NilIisa In Gold Dust.
INTERESTING ITEMS EROM THE PACIFIC.
~~~~~~~~~>~~~~~~~~~~
OBSTRUCTION OF A MOUNTxM TOWN BY FIRE.
~>~~>~~~~>~>~~~~~>~~~
Rates Of Wages i'm Sam RFranciscO
~-~~~>-~>~~~~>~>>~~~~~~~
AGRICULTURAL AND MINING NEWS.
POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.
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Arrival Of an Overland Surveying Party.
>>>~>~~~>>~~~>~~>>,>
MARRIAGES., BIR THIS AND DEATHS.
->~>~~>>->~o~>o~~~~>>
NJ A r K ETS,
&C.. &C. &c

The steamship Star Of the West, Capt. E. L. Tin
klepaugh, arrived yester lay morning from San Jusu
del NoIte, having performed the passage ia eigat
days and six hours.
The Star Of the West brings four hundred and
fifty passengers and 81 O22 900 in specie, which left
San Francisco on the 10th ult., in the steamship
Cortes.
BY this arrival we have dates from San Francisco
to the 18th Of August, and two weeks later intelli
gence from all parts Of California, Oregon, and
Washington Terrific, es.
Toe following Is the specie hst of the Star Of the
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PnAD4raLA Sspt --(Hspossvo by Fry raomas
F,yS Booyd--f500 Htimngt RR as, s7k; 100 2Ick
Lit ,oup Ga 81 lcooo West Philadelphia Coup e's 81;
80 sba e. Penna lsaDia RR each, AK As do, 4i to0
Rtadice Rs, cash. a44 $50 do 3s4; so Gtraed Bank
Luisb els ga 100 sb heading ar b5. sax Second
Booyd-Siooo City as STA loo Penb kR Con Ga 97;
2Ccc CITY RI e's I,is s7% 5000 d., HempGsid, ss
SEQ CITY Gas e's To- 3s shares Lahigh Nsv Sax; 80
feaoipp RR a4M; LATHE schuyall aR bi, -; IS Nor
ria tsnal, b5, II y; 100 do II y. After rd-338
sb.res Fem RR Az 100 Reading RR b5, 34n 100 DO,
bwn, S4x; 80 Morris Caasi, liz. Mail OF steady
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MEETING AT THE AsTon ROUSE

meeting Of the citizens of Savannah was held 'a.t
night at tho tof House, to device for the rset
Of the sick and poor suffering from tas prevailing
epidsr ic n Savannah. The meeting casi or er
at o'clock, about fifteen gentlemen being present The
dtliberatiODs wers in private ut most likely some
meaDs oecie ed upon, mich will ma,ie kno " n,
to accomplish the object Of he meeting
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Political Matters.


DExocaATsc CONVENTION ar NDIANoPoLIs.
fts.t INDiASorolIs, Sept. 8, 1854.
Tie Der oerstie Mass Convention held to-day was
sSse and enthusiastic. Addresses made by Hon. s.
A Douglas Ton. Geo. E. Push, and Hon. Joseph Lane,
and were vel received
1uE SOFT SHE'LL CONVENTION.
sYkACUsR, Sep. 8, 1854.
hedeoras here take the action Of the late conven-
-doL cooily some say that il Preston King, Aoi .h
Mann, and heir friends do not tai action for an or
gnnEtion ticket must be made at the Auburn Anti
Nebraska Convention Tho Standard hoits ths tick It,
but wfl Lot sn the Nebraska resolutions. Seymour is
popular here.
whis primary meetings we're held la sn the ~ards
yesterday, ana said to have 1orn Know Nothing
sspcct
CONGRESSIONAL NO NATION.
PHIttpyIraIA, Sept. s, 1854.
The Wig Conference Of tho 1enth dis
tsict met Harrisburg last night and nominated Joha
90. Kunie
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ANOTHER MOUNTAIN TOWN GONH.
fire broke out in the town Of Bid roll, In NvansF
building, corner Of Water ar Miner streets on Tho
2lst August, and swept every thing before IL, with
fealiul velocity. Not single building below ths
bill was saved. There but six buildings beside
the Court House On the hill that remain unsc sthod:
the Record Office also iemaius. The town is ooan-
plet y oestro, ed. The fire broke out at Ilioclock
ruins.
The y.H~ Reoo.,y nnhy;ohoo tI6a coIIo-,r, 1,.x "A
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from the south

BALTIMORE, Sept 8, 1854
The Howard Association In New Orleans had com
;zpenced taking Of the yellow fever patents.
1hs nahts. Of Robertson, the abscond,ng rnerchsnt
from Augusta, amount to thirty tn ,ussnd dollars
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A Murticrer Ex~cu.ed.

CISciSSAn, Sept. 8, 1854
Francis Dick executed at Dayton to day. for the
rurier Of his mother In Law and brother in-lAw He
bad previously confessed his guilt.
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CNsTrrvn1s CouRsE L. I--rRorFfs. FriaY, Septcm
her s, 1854 Match $500 mile heats best three in hF@
TO waR ms v Heoirick rar,ei bc. Tom Thumb
received '~fcit ~. Wocdxug named br, n. Lady Jcn
Sins--paid forfeit
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Newspaper Suspension.
PHILADELPHIA. sept. g. 1854
Tne Daily Evening Register suspended publication 70.
siav.
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CoLuMBUs Mist, Sept. 8, 1854.
destructive nre occurred in this town to day; four
teen stores and dwellings were baruei to the ground
xhe loss Is unknown.
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Arrival OF French O6cer from Bombay
with important Dcspasches-Canssa sar-
rounded ny sne kssbcis-One Thousand
Lives Lost.
OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE.
SAN Francisco, aug. 16-l2M
The clipper lark Mermaid arrived this morning frou,
Hong Kong, in thirtyave days; bogs NO paper., bu,
learn that all tie foreign merchants have been
to leave Canton and have gone board mes Of war Of
their respective nations Also that ships bound to
mia. laden with Chipamen have been the
China seas, With thousand lives The Mermaid
under sealed orders rh explains tcAy sae brings papers
nor hfnrs b.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug 16-lP.M
Tie bark termad reached this prt this morning, after
passage OF forty -four days from Hong Kong via Bombay
She brings later from China earl that Fresdt
ccro high rank passenger from Bombay and im-
nediaey tool passage in the ph,ch leaves at
o clock, for your city. He appeared II he had
important buiness dispatches and in great haste
to obtain LIS passage G.
Our iyices from Hong Kong, brought by the Africa
from Liverpool to the 9th Of July, and from
bay the 2Gtn of that month If the NE maid was only
thirty five days from Hong Kong, of the above
letters states, her U.s. of course later from both
poiDts.
TIE mission of the French officer may have something
indicated in the following despatch which received
yesterday
BoMsAY, July 90 1854.
The King of Dude has offered to the English govern.
nept ~ 600 infantry srd 100 guns Russian agents
in treaty with CabuD.
The Friend Of China OF the LIST of July has the follow
ing
We have nothing authentic from the disturbed districts
between the Bogue aud Canton beyond the that the
large town Of rocnkoon is also in rebsl Ciu
ton resiGtns express good deal OF nfdence In their
position, and ay the time for attack Is yet
The Governor General is tanguine than ever and
has decaptated many three hundred within the
last fortnight, told.
This fearful amount Of blood shedding, though per.
formed with view 10 strike terror iu the hearts Of
those who threaten to sack the city, with ap
from the city sden Whom rebels do take
the city, the Of government officers will be
pete. The hundreds and thousands o. Canton men,
women and children that murdered by the lartars
ir 1862 is not forgotten and will be terribly avenged
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ALBANY. Sept. s, 1854
On Tuesoay night the house OF Mr. Bald at Mcrish
Essex county. was burned down, and himself vife and
four children were burned TO death,
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SYRACUSE, sept. 8, 1854.
The corner stone Of the IDIOT Asylum laid at
twelve occt day the grounds at Geddes formerly
owned by Secretary Leaver WORTH who did the horors
After prayer by Rev. Mr. Ashley, rector Of st. Psups
Church. and music By Milers Band the ston laid
BY Allen Monroe, In the absence Of Gov. scymour p.
r. wilbur superintendent OF the Institution, the
lrst speaker, and followed by Hon. Washington
hunt who gave history Of the movement. Remarks
were alse by Dr. Lequin. MI Conger, aud others.
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tn. Sand Lodge Ur 1. o. Of O. r.

The Grand Lodge Of O. F. last night discussed the
proposed sneudments 20 its constitution. Among the
amendments adopted Is dxing the time of aaoual
zneetine IN she third inssead Of tho first Monday in
September.
The Grand Lodge to-day adopted the report Of tho
Committee CT the Whole the Amended Constitution
and Afterwards adopted the constitution oy sote
of Sc to 6. ie Committee C,edeaaals reported iu
savor Of Mr. Ozark the seat fro Ohio but the lodge
by vote Of IS to4o adopted resolution that neither
Of the contestaats was entitled to the seat in
quence Of alleged nlegslity in the proceedings. pro
test win be entered against the decision
An evening session OF several hours duration, devoted
: to the work OF the Order, commerced at O'Clock
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tn, ~e has been great excitement at thu Mlssios
of San RNhasl. report having got abroad that al
ATTEMPT 'sd been made to dssecrate the Roman Ca
thclc chur, "a. large party OF Tcishmen left S,u
F. sncsco for that place. N,thing serious resulted
Three Frepcl men were drowned st Rocky spida
near Negro Bar, 'n the 10Th July.
Senora Anionia Higuera and her two children
have b.en brutally urdered near San Jose, and m
Indian boy who was Sth her, Is also missing.
PUaisscssl AIhtelligence.
Political matters remain much tue Same as sx the
departure OF the previous Seamer. The San Fran
cisco Times aud Tyanscript Sssets with much cyn-
h6eDce that Messrs. Latham and McD0usal, who
were p0mir a.ed for reelection 70 C0ngross, will,
nj on their rttcrn to California rsfTe from the con
test, and that by this neasure the democratic party
will once more become har moniOxs unit. On t1e
hoies Of compromise have been gwen up, aud
looks upon the chances % altogether ID Favor of tee
wings carrying the State, unless tso Nn0ws No
thing movement should interfere theroWrt1. Tnis
latter association It appears, has orgaazed IN Sac
Francisco, Sacramento, Stockton, Mar, sville, aod
several other OF the interior towns, aud il repre-
septed to be formidable both in numbers and in.
iuence.
A large mass meeting Of the moderate men Of the
democratic party, held vt 50 ra nento ia fr mt
If tbtfOfeaLs Hotel, on the evening Of sae 5th
August. It's object was to effect q union Of the
party throughout the State, If possible.
There il prospect that fourth set OF Co-ures
'ionsl nominations viii be made In California by
'he free soil party. Who sill nominate meo oppose
20 he Nebraska bill, and in favor Of its repeal.
The jackson Stnfinsi says: 1t is rumo ed that a
lodge of Know Notbings has been started in his
town, and that they already number over 100
nembsr.
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VERY xATH FROM CzrMA.

Arrival or a French OAicer from Bombay
with important Dcspasches-Canssu Sac.
rounded ny she nsbcis-One Chousand
Lives Lost.
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in the New York Times we find astory ofan
American in Paris. who could speak no
French, who was in the habit of shaving him.
self, and invariably hacked his skin with the
razor. One day, before commencing to scarf
fy himself, he remembered that he had no
more court plaster, and so rang the bell for
the servant. OF course, he was obligedt TO
communicate his desire by pantomime. The
servant was far from compromising with
that readiness which characterizes professional
pantomimists and the principle performers in
a ballet, However, it was evident to him
that the gentleman wanted something that
would stick, and soon returned with supply
of waters, and of postage stamps, Of various
colors and values. There was no help for it;
SO the American. after having shaved and cut
himself i'll three places, applied wafer to his
chin, ten sou stamp to his cheek, and six
teen sou one to his Adams apple. Thus
sealed and pre- paid, he sailed forth into the
street, and was the object of much laughter
and good humored commtIt
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abe 9ailp SPY.
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 80, 1854.
From the St. Louis Republican.


From the st. Louis Republican.
EpitaPh.
n Charley Horse glo died, universally kanented,
Dec. %, 1858, aged % years.
Here lies faithful steed,
snnch, uucompromisng Silver Gray
Who ran the race of life with sprightly speed,
Yet never ran-away.
Bright were his eyes, yet soft,
And the main his tail was whita and howinSJ
And though he never sketched a single draught,
He showed some taste for drawtRg.
His limbs smooth and clean,
Fitted alike for buggy or for dray
And, like Napoleon the Great, ween,
He had martial neigh
No light or triaug word,
Norempty bombast from his lips would swell;
For, save 1me quiet horse-langh, chackling heard
His tongue was 6ridied well
Wild oats he never sowed,
YetmAsticated tame ones with much ssst
Then, cheerfully bore each light allotted Load
As cheeriuly, took rest.
Full oft he lay secure,
Installed within his stall warm and fair,
slOw-ruminntng, dignifed, demure,
With such aStabke air
With here and there a speck
or roam, diversifying his white back,
And, martyr-i&e, halter round his neck,
Which bound him to the rack
Mortal he was-at length
The hdy-lay Of his life damped by DEATH
So, mastering all his once load moving strength,
lie dretC-his final breath.
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MATCHES. CLOCKS 81 LEMELRY,

<o A. l.. BURBANK & CO., 2o5 Main street,
EdfA Worcester, have hand, and offer for sale
e. Sh large, beautiful, and well selected stock Of Watch
EsS es, Clocks Jewery, and Silver Ware consisting in
part of Gold and Silver English and Detached Lever and
Lepine Watches, warranted good Time Keepers Fob
Vest and Long Gold Chains, Gold Rings, Pins, and Ear
Jewels Gold and Silver Spectacles Thmbles and Pencils
Gold Pens, (warraned) with Gold and Silver Holders
Silver Plated Table Tea, Dessert and Salt Spoons, Forks
articles, to mention; all of which they viii
sell at the
VERY LOWEST PRICES, FOR CASH.
r. Don't forget the place, 2O5 Main street, Worces-
ter in the Bookstore with Enos Dorr 4 Co. NILS diff
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Oroterits, Mf.

49, FLOUR! FLOURy- NOW IN
EEi5 Store, and receiving by Western Railroad, extra
Vs. = and common Flour, among which &nay be
found the following brands:
Chds. j. HUI d Sons unsurpassed Extra.
". Whitney, Premium.
C. J. Hill, Extra, Blue Jacket Extra,
John Williams, do. Elliot Mills, DO.
Z. d. Sheirairs, do. Seneca Chief do.
dnd other brands.
Half bbls. Hill & Son, Hill Extra, and E. D. Shelmire
Extra
Quarter and Eighth bag Flour, extra quality.
Graham Flour of superior quality, of manufac
ture, in barrels and bags. BLISS, SUTTON, 4 co.
my24 dawf No. Mechanic st.
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COAP.-The American Soap Company man.
- ufac.:@rS the celebrated American Cream Soap,
American Laundry, American Manufacturers Cream Soap
Preparation American Shaving Cream, &c. These Soaps
presented to the public the best LABOR SAVING
ticles discovered,
The cost of these Soaps is than those ordinarily
used and besides this the great and of clothing
consequent upon the oil method OF hard rubbing upon
board, machine pounding BARREL &c, is tVhoty duoided
and the fuel being entirely dispensed WITH immense
saving is .hade BY applying it to your carpets, ii will
remove dill grease and spots OF dirt without in the least
nurg their color texture. Prints of any color that
will fade in water alone when washed in these Soaps
cordng to the directions, will not change but rean FIRM
the colors rendered more permanent
For removing grease from floors from any article OF
clothing it is Invaluable; and for washing Gdings Mir
rors, Maps, Pictures, Furniture, Lamps Silver Ware &C.,
It superior any other Soap leaving the goods soft and
free from any odOr The attention Of wooden manuiac
turers is particularly called to these facts
Let every person give Soaps fair tralths is an
we ask Particular directions accompany each bar For
sale by Grocers generally.
Mass, will receive prompt attention. Jylz dztawom
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DAILY PAPER.-Five dollars per year; $3.50 for six
months; $125 for three months 10 cents per week. single
copies two cents each. Hhen paid strictly Advance,
deduction of 81 year will be made and proportionate
reduction If paid quarterly or half yearly in advance.
WEEKLY PAPEg.-Price two dollars year; 81 for six
months and 30 cents for three months If paid strictly in
advance S175 cts year; single copies cents each.
~ The postage the daily by mail to any part Of
Massachusetts, is 10 quarters other States, IS cts.
quarter. On the Weekly in Worcester County, nothing,
all other parts of Massachusetts, 10 cts years in
ether States, "a cts year.
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nj OTICE.-The subscriber would respectfully tende
~ his services as
REAL ESTATE BROKER,
to any person having property for sae exchange either
the city adjoining towns and would solicit the atten
ton of Purchasers and invite them call 236 Main ST.
where he will be happy meet Them and convey them to
different parts of the city, and show them his assortment
of NEW HOU ES,
part of which he vii sell Low for Cash. if applied for
soon, and others on long credit.
Also Building Lots for sale usual-and several good
bargains, on
FARMS,
Immediately looked at. Delays are dangerous.
DIFF LARKIN SMITH.
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WEDNESDAY MORNING 3d.
won oE s T ER
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Tsnufactures, Trades. and Profess ons

The following List, representing one or two houses
each branch of trade s submitted TO the citizens
Worcester County, and the public generally with the
fullest confidence that persons In want of he products
of Wore ster Work Shops, or the Merchandise of Wor-
cester Stores, in of the branches here enumerated
will be able to supply themselves at short notice an
upon reasonable terms can be met with in Bosto
or elsewhere.
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THE WORCESTER SPY.


Printed and Published by JoHN MILTON EARLE, &
THOMAS DREW, at No 212 Main Street. Worcester Mass.