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OFllCL OF TIE RELIANCE MUTUAL ASSURANCE
ComrsAY 80 G5 Wallet ~ = York Nav Ioax Mach
necrg Of she Beard of Trustees Of th Company s3
The ofsco temporarily occupied BY them o. Wssf J
SGtnd SeoGr6 OF seven cent for toe las nouhs
the Cspe stek # fd Company PAYABLE the
tte clsl reenaes, sgtr the s i,J Of Apsl
IAnfEs d. L
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. Pianos. An assortment Of Pianos may be found at
the great huslc sud Piano Depot No SIS Bfoasw.y sh
Ter ,asy and cIcslenee of le purity of tone
Ana Ieieson ~ nsAe DO eXced Nc.Yc-k OF aav
other city ~ the Union comprising Gilbert Co.'S Worlds Fr
fsnian fiane: with or out tho osn With roa frame,
sue circular ca.es GSe.Hs bouGor Pianos halle, Gums
rsnes tef Che old established firm HAet Co. Hogsce Watts,
fanes eiheis at aoc retail To- a. az th- f
is sHa lower ian Ct any o;Avr seller IN the county
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EnaaLalenL.A - ~
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seoaswn ~ othss. preparing 10 ssad ont smigant
who 60 y the Romans aid, to iahablt where they 20
quira
the oorrspcndsnee that may have taken paes between
TIE govsmsnt Of tbs United States and that Of tbs Mex
ean respecting the right Of way across the thmus Of
TehuAntepeo and also Information concerning the action
II the Mscan government In relation 10 the right Of way
and any proposed CONVENTION respecting It. This rssou
ton was adopted and Mr. Benjamin ntimstsd intsn
show thsr hand on this subject. The newspapers will
not be left long In doubt to tho fact and form Of the al
legged treaty rhs call is 50 comprehensive that It win
bring up the whole subject OF Mexican relations.
gard to the pending negotiation and the action of the
Mexican government upon 1t viii b awaited with much
interest
[Conespondsnos Of the New Orleans PlcAyuns.l
WAsmsGros, Dec. ~, 1853. ,
bill was introduced In tho House yesterday for "the
relief Of samuel Colt" From tho title would be led
to supposedly Colt to be some whose claims upon
the government date far back the revolution per-
baps that he Ia old soldier,
w hos. days were dwndled 70 the shortest span"
ara VINO nad some 70 the seat OF government to crave
his declining years. But no, under the spscious title
"for the relief which ke the blanket through which
Lady MAcbsth oonjured Heaven not to pesp'O covers
many Applications which would not bear scrutiny this
Samuel Colt turns to be the patsntes Of the far famed
rsvslvsra who, bavsg applied to the Commissioner Of
Patents for IN for seven Of his patent re
csivsd refusal upon the ground that he had already OBJ
tanned suitable reward for his invention Mr. Colt
through his agent throwing out Cerbsrus In thu
a. insinuadng himself with much tact into the good
sees OF emen who, unassAilAble no they
b to bribery arc not proof AgAnst the Of well
spread table and the obligation II induces 1t would be
" such matters these, and not allow onopolss to be
perpetuAted without reasonable therefor.
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The Great stool-P1sesn Demscratas PsxSv
and Platform.
THE PLATFORM.
OOI. FORHIY m guOR0u pOUuRrQ

THE PLATFORM.
COL. F0RHN 10 GEORGE RoBRn-
Our friend Forrest Is now here. and Is about 70 spvs,
for 2 divorce from bis wife &c hA. had for sishiess
keep them quiet and would have dons s bat for ths
folly In suring him for leaving her is really
frisnds-for al that time but IT is So nsvsrthslsss.
The faoti briefly these: Eighteen months ago,
sauivocai position With young man in his own p.or.
She protected innocence and he lot 1t pass by Loving
her ~ he did most profoundly They on TO New
ed home and had bsen there for time he found
evening his wifs's table, billet dor In the handwt
s was alluded 70 IL the mo. aorous and us
taksable.
The lar guags alluded to her "whits Arms that woa.z
about ais neck Ito the bssful hours they had spsus
together" and the letter had been kept - nemesis
until y was quite we'll worn. Upo. this evidence, VITA
Gtnss proofs he Intends applying to oue
But you ara now in position to serve him In Q zas-
Forrest, ard In whose company shs WAS detected, 2
George Jamsisos now playing in New Orleans. II yca
per, soon make biz acquaintance ''A"1s -
What Forrest Desires to clnch the NATL Ia to g.
tain In some way admission from JAMESON. Named
you to him - safe, steady and Intelligent friend ~
he Fever viii forget Whatever you may do for him d
this, to him, most vital matter.
he suggests that might institute intimate relations
with j. and then induce him. either In your presence .
In company TO admit thing to b. proud Of his
nsosoa Win Mrs 4. Is fond glass and possibly. =
No harm will come 10 him; he Ii game too man fog
Forrest, and any Admission he may make may be imp0
tant only aiding injured In getting relieved
from . now hateful bond. Can you manage this thing,
my friendf 1t win require skill and caution, and
oeesful will warmly endesr Jon to Forrest.
He nearly crazy ct the idea of being placed In -
present poson but he will spend half he worth to -
relieved from H. This matter must b kept secret Above
all do not name me In connection with It, Excuse
fer troubling you In regard to It. Ny ardent ataehmana
TO glorious Forrest must b my Now, won't ~
help to relieve himf
II would help the matter, probably, to know thaa
John GrseD the actor now In New Orsans Is the wa<a
friend OF Forrest, and may know Jameson well.
You your discretion in letting him knoW
the facts, and invoking his aid
This letter Ii addressed to you with the knowledge e
Forrest.
Please wts after receipt you aud oppsg.
tunity to look about you. With kind regards dssg
Roberts, yours, very truly, JOHN W. FORNkH
Geo Roberts, Esq.
THE PARTY, OR MHMBKRs OF THE HOUSE OF RIPn1.
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THIRD CONGRESS.
PIRsr SESSION.

WARRINGTON, Jan 10.

wasmsoroS Jan 10, 1854
TIE CENTRAL AMERICAN orr1uoS rosHosNp
In anticipation Of . melancholy message from the
House, Mr. Cas- dem Of Mioh moved thar the bsot
Of the Central American Affairs be postponed tin to-
morrow. Agreed to
wusr@Ss usrpD euArB COUNTS
Mr. frH, (-hs) sfN r., presented the proceedings Of
the GrAn< jury Of New York, pAyiss that building
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may - provdsd for the dstsaoa d witnesses II sAsss
before the United States courts.
nAruH 10 WASHINGTON N NEW YozK.
Mr. Fm presented The petition Of Henry Z. Brown, 49,
Ing for fourteen pieces Of bra eanen whswith 10 cast
IN equestrian statue Of washnston In New YoEk city
TONNAGE Dvr sPAxM vzzns.
Mr.. MALLORY, (dsm.) Of Fh gave notice of bill for
the repeal Of the tonnage duty Spanish vessels.
INVALID PEsNoSs
Mr.. MASON, Is. R) Of vA introduced bill To allow thu
payment Of valid pensions In certain cases
LANDS FOR WESTERN AND SOUTHERN RAnpoAps
-, NJ; BkGE !ds%,) Of Ind in;rOd uesd bin granting
a. rspe.ds IN ~ tho
This bill grants 400, 900 Of land to each OF tho
following named railroad companies Who jointly are TO
construct continuous railroad from Lake Erie the
mouth of the Ohio. and to New Orleans and Mobile
The Ohio and New Orleans Railroad Company from Mo-
M in
PaducAh to vinoeDnes, through Illinois; the Southwest
Rarsad from vnoennss to IndiA,apons the Toledo
10 tho Ohio State line; and the Toledo and
Company In Ohio from the Indiana State line to Toledo
81 1asa :a. s9 grant Of
free all charge and in ms Of to transport troops
and munitions free Of cost The bill referred to the
Committee on Public Lands.
tn: % q iDr
special legislation After debats the resolution passed
THE TAX ON OOA5TNG Observation-Disclosures BROOKLYS TO
Mr.. SEWARD, (frse ssil) Of N. Y, offered petition
from New York. praying that expose may DO made Of
tho DISPOSITION Of the tax imposed ooAsing vessels
under the act Of 1893 Also petition from otzsus OF
Brooilyn in favor Of line Of mail steamers from that
city 10 Bremen.
THE CAPITOL gxTKseIoN.
MI JOINS (whg) Of rennessss, offered . resolution d.
made in the plan OF the pito extension Agreed TO-
-, WESTERN RIvEHs AND HARBoRs.
hr JONES, e ON OF Iowa, offered resolution calling
for statement Of the amount Of the appropriations 81
1907 for the improvement Of the Western rivers and
harbors Adopted.
THE DISTRICT or COLUMBIA
Mr. DAWSON movedhat all that part of the Presidents
message relating to the District Of referred to
the Committee on the District Agreed to.
Nh MUIunsBsRG's
The msssge from the House. announcing the death Of
Nh. AuhleDberg, taken up.
Mr.. BRoDHKAD, (dem.) Of Pa, spoke In high terms Of
his deceased colleague and friend and offered the usual
rssolutions, which we're adopted and the Senate ad
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House or Representatives.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 10, 1864.

TUE DEATH OF HON. HENRY A. MUHuRHHR0.
Mr. DRUM (dsm) Of Pa, announced the death OF his
colleague, the Hon. Henry A. Auhlsnbsrg member of the
House from Pennsylvania. After passing high sulogy
On his public and private character he submitted resou
tons expressing the deep regret Of the members In
equencs Of the sad event. and rendering to the relatives
Of hs deceased the sympathy Of the House. and appoint
ing committee Of four members TO accom- pany the
mains Of the deceased to his late residence this after
noon.
Mr.. DAWSON having been intimately associated with
the deceased felt himself called to discharge the last
painful cuty Of adding few words Of eulogy.
Mr.. sTRAUB (dem Of Pa likewise spoke In warm terms
Of deceased.
The resolutions passed, and the House adjourned.
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FIRE AT CLINTON, LAVE learn through some
y sst gers no cam. dosD The steamboat
Bells yesterday morning that fe~ nj hts sgo ale
took place &C Clinton. East Felioana 10 thu STATE by
Which ehoe block q houses destro,,d ne sloet
esiroysd principally occupied by SIN Il. srosserss .s
uId.rtsrc bnt We lave fut,r partcuIsrs II IA no,
slo~n an, OF the property destroy insuredNao
Orleans Picoytns, De 80.
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rsssrvtng 10 the govoransat OF this UaitSd saSss ~
right 10 make and mAnufActurs the arms In al q AZ
OWE azmosass, fos military a.d naval purposss.
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ment that morning; they all went in about the same
time teme Of the others in about the same time
Rosie witness here detailed the different duties Of the
various clerks there great many clerks passing
IN AID out that morning. and consequently great con
iu,cn in prep,rina for the departure OF the mails
Reexamined by Mr.. Cumming -After the letters wsre
distributed and rated they bundled up no ons was
to handle or have supervision CT the psd letsrs which
put In the box but Rosse except he was sick; when
went after these letters vhen Rosie had rons 70 break
fast found them Rossss block ready for STAN ping
the 18th was Thursday and the next packet day was
hcent had sccumulaed the letter got from Holbrook
sna put in the box the before mot either ring
To Mr. 81 It'll II could not sa, which letter put 10
the boz on the 10TH mace no mark Any of the let
To Mr. punnng only Judge ON the az ia toe Letters
put 10 On the morning 81 the 18th; am that
the sixty cent letter. and quite certain the coia let
John Il Hslet examined BY Mr. bunninr deposed-Iu
May last was clerk In the Poet Office In this ~:
have been empoye there twenty ak years / know
Thet dore Rosie remember the Inc OF his arrest IN
May last on he morIicg Of his sest requested TO
fend him 10 tie masters room On his return from
prhhsi; II wa, Mr. Coffin msde the request about x
o'cleek; Jaw Rosss On his rsturo; vas waiting for
Ain a. the fiont entrance Liberty street. followed
wanted In the Postu aatsrs roou hs asked what they
wanted with him; told BIN did not know that he had
better 50 up and see he said he was pretty nervous about
II and wanted to go back; w,nt with 10 tas water
cceet deor and remained till he into the main
Office; he tood there minute finally bestartsd
for the door he until he got this OF John
ard Gle street, and there he stopped; was running
after him as fast as coud; he stopped by another
persen; he brought back TO the ers room
Cross examined by Mr.. Smith.-Q DO ycu recoIIsct
that he raid he weuid 20 up he vent 4, the
water cl SET, and hung up his coat In the Office A.
con ieeoect Did you not take hold II his coatcol.
lar gay be could 20 there that he should 20
DID rot take hold OF bis coat collar pc mltted him
to 90 in the wafer closet; can't sty say that Roseie
said what the Pc aster v,nt With m.Y am 10 be
dscbaretdY We we've toih little excited Q. Do you
rece eot bis aging "Lst 90 of want excite
mere That was when be was taken in the street;
think he said after he out OF the water oSst Do
20. let uH have any exoien ent had not hold Of him.
me Court then adjourned TO II o'clock Wednesday,
MT DurnIs said he seisYed II was usual IN osses OF
.nis air for the pr be given into the susoc OF
vi smith said be under bail 81 SIC, COO
The Court said IL al after the tfi, commanded
TOT me pone 70 b. siven into the custody OF the Mar
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Vincent Nolte. the great Spectator. finan
cier. and trayeller, was born in Leghorn, No.
vember 2lst, 1870, and rs, consequently, now
in his seventy-ffth year. His father, though
ratiye of Hamburg and educated in Eng
land. had followed the mercantile, business for
thirty wears, in Italy, in connection, as clerk
or PARTNER, with the firm of Otto Franck s
Co. of Leghorn. After enioying the private
instruction of Professor G. +. IIipp, young
Nolte entered. in 1876, the counting room of
his father, but in the latter part of 1897 he
,enoyed TO Hamburg, soiourning there until
his denarture for Paris in 1904, when Napo-
leon was in the full flush Of his success. In
the same wear. Note became acq TAINTED with
the house OF Labouchore and Troteau, at
Nantes. for the extension of whose business
he subsequently proceeded to the United
States. About this time he also became in
terested in the projects of the celebrated
French banker, G. j. Ouvrard, whose re-
markable financial adventures occupy con-
siderable portion of tie work before us.
This production, entitled g Fifty Years in
both Hemispheres. finished by the author at
HAMBURG. in his seventy fourth wear, has
been translated from the German and pub
Tshed. It is vivid chronicle OF varied and
remarkable experiences, and will serve to rec
tifv the errors which too often pass among men
as veritablo history. But perhaps the charac-
fer of memoirs cannot be better described than
in the nreface by the translator -
His hook protesses to give the history of so
Years. but the reader will find that it embraces
70. and makes him acquainted with half the
neonle in the world. In Europe and Ameri-
70 let him wander where he would, he never
Of late wears failed 10 find an old acquaint-
ance. Men recognized him through the dust
clouds Of Odessa, as in the bar-rooms of
Natchez- under-the Hill. Napoleon, at the
ACE Of "a. examined him. Victoria has given
him private audiences, He watched the rise
and fail Of Louis Philippe. after witnessing
tho acromnl;shment Of the catastrophe of the
Restoration. He has DOTTED his hat to Ferdi-
nand If Austria. in Trieste. and shaken hands
wifi the SAVAGE kinos west of the Nissis
s;npi
h was German citizen of the United
states horn n italy. and lived all over. He
bn;It at-boats at Pittsburgh for the naviga-
ton Of the Ohio. and Shouted among the
ero,,,5 VIC cbaered Robert Fulton's steam
NJ % sbo frst stayted from the wharf at
Nov yarL He has been wrecked off the
oo.st of Florida and ;mnrisoned n The Queens
Rencb If London. He was suspected. Of
bay;mg the nlagne at Malta and had the vel
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GENTLEMEN's


FURNISHING GOODS.
81 I-2 to 100 cts. Assorted Lot of Shirts and
Drawers
so to 200 cts. Fine shlts, Linen Bosons & Collars.
IL 1-2 to 80 cts. Fine Linen Bosoms.
to17 cts. Fine Linen Collars.
25 to $50 cts. Stocks and Crayats.
% 100 cts. silk Pocket Handkerchief.
100 SO cts. Suspenlers.
81 to goo cts. Umbrellas.
9 to 4 cts, Tooth Brushes.
g. 100 cts. Hair Brushes
Together with great variety of Fancy Gcois, TO be
closed up cheap.
BOYS DEPARTMENT.
So to 5. oyersaoks.
ST 1-2 to 4. Jackets.
81 to3. Cashmere, Cloth, and Doeskin Pants.
so to 200 cts. Vests
$50 to 800 cts. Suit of jacket and Pants.
Perry truly he ADORE are lou prices! Purchasers
requested to bring this advertisement with them, ard
they will then acknowledge the fact determined
close up all the stock of Winter Clothing. The new
book coax Han pctoria vii be presented to every pur-
chaser.
O A * Fl A T. T.
81 North Street, Boston.
DIG d3aw&w3mis
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EBNHE WHOLE WORL LID.
100000 worth of Gifts.
for the subscribers to the
NAM MOTH PICTORIAL

of the Whole World.
Published simultaneously in the three cities Of New
York. Philadelphia, and Baltimore, 100000
subscriptions obtained 1t has already actual cir
culaon of about 100000 which renders it certain that
THE DISTRIBUTION WILL SOON TAKE PLACE.
Among the extraordinary list Of Gifts being for every
ticket isued) Prof Harris Elegant Country Seat,
valued at $4,000 Magnificent City Residence, 81 900
Cash for 100 years, without interest security,
$4,000. Building Lots Elegant Piano Fores, Melodeons,
Gold Watches, Bracelets RIGGS Books of Travels in tho
Old and New World by Prof Hart; Real Estate, &c., &C.,
Ia all numbering 300 600 Gifts valued at $500 600.
Every single remittance Of 81, secures years sub
Bcripon the Mammoth Pictorial, and the gratuity Of
Git Ticket, which entities the holder share in the
100000 Gfs Thus every person investing in this stu
pendous Enterprse receives the tu worth of his her
money in bscrpon to first class Journal (the great
and most interesting Pictorial of the age besides
Gift for each subscription
For complete st Of Gifts add full and explicit par
cular in regard 70 the great Enterprise, Distribution,
&c see copy Of THE WHOLE WORLD, which will be
promptly sent tree Of charge, when desired by letter. post
paid.
THE WHoLE WORLD may also be at the Offices Of
ell papers containing This advertisement, where informal
on may be obtained in regard to the paper and Enter
prise. Is,1s sara 9. s..s .sf. 81 a..s..... !.
and at the time genteel emf Payment should i
to see copy of The WHOLE WORLD which contains by
the liberal inducements offered to agents in
the way of immense cash premiums gifts, commissions
&C. whereby any person, with ordinary activity, east
E make $1,000 and upwards per year, 10 which fact the
agents we already have certify Secure the Pictorial
and become wise, rich, and happy. tstsr
Correspondents must write their address-Name, Post
Office County, and State, plain and distinct, it will be
their own fault if they fail get Adhere
this and all returns will be promptly sent wherever de-
sired, in any part of the worid.F ssa
II any orders are received for the monthly after the
100000 subscribers obtained, the money will be
promptly returned postpaid to the persons sending it.
NJ All letters and refnttances for the Pictorial, ruth
Gift Tickets, must invariably be addressed, postpaid To-
PRoP. j. W00DMAN HART, WoRLDis HALL, broadway,
New York; there bethe only Office for the Gift Enter
prise. ;- .ssf . y ss.s.sF
But remances for the Pictorial WITHOUT Gi Tickets
may be sent to PRoF. j. W00DMAN HART, HARRIS
BuILpIsGs Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa there being
the principal editorial and publication office.
N " n23 ~ ip fttiUifk 4AAt3A3tWN Ae tis@Esa dom )
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DAILY PAPER.-Fve dollars per year f; $3.50 for six
months for three months; 10 cents per week. single
'opes two cents each When paid strictly in advance,
deduction of 81 year will be made, and proportionate
eduction if paid quarterly or half yearly in advance
WEEKLY PAPER--Price two dollars year; 81 for six
MONTHS and SO cents for three months If paid strictly in
advance, 81 rs cts year; single copies cents each
~ The postage the daily by mail to any part OF
Massachusetts, is 10 quarters to other States, 80 cts
quarter On the Weekly in Worcester County nothing,
n all other parts of Massachusetts,, 10 cts year; in
ether States, "a cts. year.
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20, 1854 1854.
Boston Embellishments.
HOW PUSSY JUMPS, OR THE WAY
THE CROWD MOVES, ON A
TIGHT MONEY MARKET.
UPWARDS OF $50, 900 WORTH
WINTER CLOTHING,
AT THE FOLLOWING Low PRICES.
r f A ID +!

AT THE FOLLOWING Low PRICES.
81 I-2 to 9. Good Pants, of various fabrics
SO 1-2. Cashmere Doeskin, and Broadclotll Pants
at this low price, for few days, to reduce stock
So 3-A. Custom Made Doeskin Pants Canvass Bot
toms and made Off goo materials as the Pants for
which you usually pay IS. Closing sale of Winter Cloth
ing
SO to 5. Fancy Cassmere, Doeskin, ar Cloth Pants,
of very desirable pern being least % per cent less
than the same usually sold
IS. nice affair for a Gentleman. Over Garments,
custom made, usually sold for much more.
500 -. A Fine Custom Made 0yercoat or Sack,
made from Drah Blue, and Black Pilot Cloth, Broadcoth
and Beaver Cloths, for this low price VIII guarantee
that the garments sold at frum SIS to 500.
So I-2. For an Office Business Coat to close out
the Stock.
IS tot ~. Dress and Frock Goats. from superGne
Broadcloth and Doesks made up in good STYLE and in
faithful manner All will be sold at these low prices, to
close out stock.
81 to 1-2. Vests of the latest fashion, for these
low prices.
Sc to 3 I-2. For a nice Fancy Satin Vest. Also
Black Fancy Six do, made up in the latest styles
Gentemen's Dressing Gowns, very lowest prices.
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THE WORCESTER SPY.
TERMS OF PUBLICATION.

Printed and Published by joins MILTON EARLE, 4
THoMAs DREW at No. 2l2 Main Street, Worcester, Mass
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GBe 5laiIg Ssplpy.
FRIDAY, DEC. 20. 1854.

Interesting Sketches Of Rich Men.
EXTRACTS PRoMTHz AeroBI0CRAPHY OF VIScEST NoLTE,
THE GREAT CoTToN SPECTATOR.
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RArEs nR ADVERTISING

IExpLANATIoN.-Eght to ten words make aline-1o to
2 lines are a Square" nonpareli type.l
Under & lines From 5tO 8 lines. From TO Il lines
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NEW STORE AND SILVER MANU-
IN FACTORY, No. II Central street., LooeH.--L
D. DAMS, Importer of Fine En- lis and FrenJ
Watches, Jewelry, and Fancy Goods; Manufacturer
Of and Dealer in rich Silver and Plated Of every
ut short notcc; Gold Silver Bowed Spectaces Shell
Combs Of all styles; Watches Clocks and Jewty made
and repaired. s a
Also the only Agent for AoKLEY's scoroH PEBBLE
EYED SPECS, in Lowell No. II CentraI Sc
Lowell Mass diff N SIG Z
---------------------
4 EIN j. COUCH. PLANE NlANUFACTURER.-i
On account of the late fire. having been obliged to
leave the place for short time continues make all
kinks of . ga sssat 4it'Mls8iH E
MOULDING AND BENCH PLANES,
Orders for the above work, may be left at g. W. CAR
rER'S, STAIR Builder-Shop on Mechanic street. All
riders attended to g AaiE 5at5 aa IVES idu
F5.s.sSst WORKING OXEN, Beetle sub
N6s-s5 = scriber offers for sale TWO PAIRS WORK.
z .1XS... ING OXEN so rods Stone val, suitable for
building, together with large quantity Of Loan, Sand,
and Gravel, which will be delivered any where in the
South part Of the City. Apply to II. II. CIiAMBERLIN
ut CHAMBERLAIN, BARNARD, n cos. 1
OBS Ialla aG1 diff & Il III giiA l9'av
: NXJ OR CEST e RSHIR e SAUCE
Wv We have received fresh supply Of this popular
Ketchup for favorng sauces. meat &c. Also, fresh Mus
I'd, Of the ditfereTf havors. II. GRIFFIN co.
GIEN AND FAN CT PAINTING. The
subscriber, DESTROYS of giving more particular atten
i'm to the above named business, has removed to Har.
fingtor Corner, Room No o up stairs, where he will
swat all orders, Jas az nExITER RICE =