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The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-06-27
Personal Intelligence.

d Wright, E Fasker, Miss Sherwin, Miss Tucker,
In Crosse; Morrison, Basil Sovereign, Charles
Brissette, Francis Decoteau, Psmbina; w A Rand
IL MetsaIf, New Hanphire; A w Gilmore, Illinois;
Harvey Wood, Rock Island; ID L Fuller; X A AL
li,on, Hastings; II Banning; W FL Tomrsins; DIR
Thos Foster; w IL slower, Saltwater; 5 John
son, New York; p Fogg and lady, Rochester; DR.
Clay and lady. Syracuse; Mr. and Mrs Sheldon, Chi
cago, Y; Mr. and Mrs Mann. Miss Mann, Utica
W Banker, Troy; Mccall, Wisconsin; u Il
Bannatyne and lady, Edinbu,gh l. d Cooley, Ak
ron City; J A Harrison, New Orleans; Thomas Nj
Moore, John F Moore, Thomas F Harris, Aberdeen,
Ohio; Lawrence and family, Louisville, Ky;
l. b Forbes and lady. Galena; VIM d Garland; NJ
Butler, Indiana; l. N Wyant, New York; are
among recent arrivals at the American House
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5000 GIFTS FOR THE PEOPLE.

TIyE most magnificent enterprise presented
/ citizens Of 81. Paul and Minnesota. Cola Jewels
gems hr;lli;nt> Gift festivals. commencing on MONDAY
EVENING June o6. Grand distributon Saturday JUL
lst. the tickets are sold
Two Thousand Dollars worth Of rich rare anl princey
presents, to be donatca the visitors I, the FAX X OF
SiNA ~ ~hlntcd palace. at the court House. who will
appear in his unparalleled wonders in his gorgeous palace
Of cncLantmcnt fitted up in sc of gorgeous splcnor
at the expense OF 100000.
Tickets 81 90 emitting the holder share Of The
Municcnt gifts.
"a The presents consist of
A horse. carriage and harness
diamond cross containing twenty three diamonds
the first wacr--a Perfect gcm--valuc 5000.
One heavy extra jcwcl!ed fine gold hunter chrononccr
j Johnson maker the finest watch in the Territory val
u. $500.
A solid goii chain, value SIS.
A very valuable ladies diamond pin,-ten diamonds
connecting chain perfect beutv. val le $50
One magnificent diamond ring eight diamonds --very
splendid.
One gents single diamond pin.
Gold and silver watches, full jeweed excellent time
pieces.
Papier mache, clocks. guars--sod gold very fine
foxes seals lockcts, pens pencils and chains musical in
mcnaes dressing six barrelel Colt revolver trail
ed canarie> pictures. &c &c all warranted of the best
quality.
Go and see the presents at Combs Book Store St An
thony street, where tickets may be obtained
The grand distribution of the presents will take place
the tickets disposed Of under the superyis
on Of commtttc Of rn;lenicn, mated by the ticket
hol ers iii sut manner by lot otherwise may be
deemed most just and equitable. Persons from dis
lance procuring tickets will not necessarily lee compelled
to be present the day of distbution will be
Quoted fairly and honorably.
Persons from distance desiring tickets should address
FAkiR OF SIVA." enclosing dollar for each ticket
they may ie>re-the tickets will be forwarde-and the
presents their address by the distributing commit
tee.
Rs Secure your tickets early.
Tickets my bc obtained at the American House s..
Paul ami the ST. Charles Hotel st. Anthony and at
the Court House during the day.
PARTICULAR NoT!cE-Iersons who do not desire an in
in the valuable gf., will be admitted as usual for
so cents
fo The grand distribution of the gifts will take place
in s.. Paul in public. June 27-dlw
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Ga We have been furnished with correct
copy of the address delivered by Hon. AARON
GooDEICH, of this city, at the recent Masonic
Celebration, and with great pleasure lay it be-
fore our readers
SAINT p. UL, SATURDAY EvENISG,(
June "a, A. d., 1854: A. :. 5S54.
Hon. Aaron Goodrich, u. ". 6. NJ
DEARSI AND BRoTHER:-The undersigned
committee Of arrangements for celebrating the ami
versary Of patron, ST. John the Baptist, respect
fully request, on behalf of the Masonic Fraternity
that you furnish them copy of the able address b,
YOU this day delivered the Capitol, for publication
The Masonic Fraternity of the Territory OF Min
nesota, i'll feel deeply grateful, should you conpl.
with this request. In the hope that you will do
We are respectfully and
Fraternally yours,
CHARLES J. HENNESS,
A. JACKSON MORGAN,
SAMUEL WILEY,
u. PRESLEY,
Committee.
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A BurleSQue.

SAD AFFAIR.-Ye sterday an affray occurred
between Mr.. w. IIICHcoX, and a drayman by
the name of PHKER, which resulted in IIIcH
cox receiving a very severe blow on the head.
from dray-pin. in the hands Of PH.KER. Mr..
lI1cHcox, at present is lying in very critical
condition, the blow having fractured his skull
to such an extent, that his recovery is very
doubtful. Mr.. PMKER underwent an cXamina-
ton, soon after the occurrence, before II Justice
Of the Peace, and was bound over in the sum
Of five hundred dollars, for his appearance next
Monday. AS to the merits of the case we cX-
press no opinion, not knowing who was to
blame. tits lamentablc occurrence, and what
makes it more so. we are informed, that the
sum in controversy was very small.
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City of st. Paul.

A correspondent of the South Bend Regis
icr, thus speaks of the new city of st. Paul, in
Minnesota Territory
this city is improving more rapidly than
any other town | have seen, west of Chicago.
The demand for the erection Of new buildings
far exceeds the supply either of materials, or
of mechanics to build them A large number
of new buildings are now in progress. many Of
them of a substantial character; and it is est
mated that nearly 1000 buildings will be erect
ed this season. No place can be found where
mechanics cal command more constant employ
meut and better pay. l allude particularly to
carpenters, housebuildcrs, masons, &c. But,
indeed mechanics Of ali kinds can DO well here.
do not believe there is place in the west
that presents better opening for a good Ger
rage builder, than this. There is. as vet. 10
establishment Of the kind here: and our livery
men, and others desiring carriages are obliged
to send down south for them. One Of our cs
Establishments, here, this spring. imported about
20 line carriages from ritlsburgh-othcrs :
less number.
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Spicy.

The Edi5ress of the Boston Uirr Branch
having received communication from Nash
Vile, Tenn, enquiring whether some female
nri,,ter could be obtained there to go to Nash
vile, replies as follows:
Every girl in Boston who is old enough to
work in Il printing Office. or in any other office,
has lover whom she would be just as likely
.o.trade of for Tennessee article as she would
ba to swap him off for a grizzly bear. The
idea of a Boston girl. who goes TO operas, pat
ronizes Julien,s concerts, waltzes once week,
eats ice cream, rides in the omnibus. wears
s,tin SLIPPERS, and sometimes kisses the editor.
,roinr to Tennessee, except she goes there as
the wife of one of your first class citizens, ted
itors excepted,) is truly ridiculous: Would
not girl in d nice silk dress, lace edged pant
aletts, and shiny gaitcr boots, look well trudg-
ing through the mud and mire OF Nashville to
an old roost of a printing office, the walls OF
which are all covered with posters Offering re-
wards for runaway niggers, while in one cor
ncr of the room two old darkies ere Jerking
away at a Ramagc press, and i'll the other the
editor is squirting tobacco juice all over the
floor? Wouldn't she be in a nice fix when the
editor and some great brute of a fellow whom
he had often g |. got playing at t'e game OF
shooting their reviewers across the ONCE, at
each others heads Who would make the Lr.
y1;en the devil had run off and the editor was
drunk? Who'd go home with her dark nights?
who'd take her out to ride on Saturday alter
Moons, and 90 to church with her Oh Sundays:
No sir--a Boston girl wouldn't go to Tennes
see for love or money! She can get enough Of
both nearer home.
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fs2. Some OF the Eastern Journals have been
making themselves ridiculous over tie retire
ment Of Mrs. MowArr from the stage, and her
subsequent marriage with Mr. RrcHIE, of the
Richmo. d Inquirer. The Boston Erentng
Gazette baglcsiucs the toadyism of some Of the
scribblers, in the manner following:
MApprAoU or z. E."-". Il was report,
cd recently that this celebrated actress had
Gieu, rom wound caused by the prick Of a
pin. but we are happy to contradict this ru-
NOR, and at the same time to state that she
was married at Honolulu Oh the lst of MAY. to
Major Pierre Toussaint It. Jaaucs. Chamber
i;.in to His ROYAL Itighncss the King of the
Sandwich Islands. The marriage was per
formed by the Bishop. assisted by lhree priests,
and she was surrounded at the altar by thirty
one bridesmaids and thirty-two groonisn.cn
one of the bridesmaids having tumbcd over Il
chip in the morning, diSlocalcd her arm, and
was unable to be present. Miss Edgar " i'll
ROW retire from the stage until She re-appears
next time. On the occasion OF her marriage
her toilette was recherche in the extreme, and
a Honolulu paper thus describes it -. Miss
Edgar wore an India muslin dress, so G.irv-likc
and goSSancr in lis texture. that one hundred
yards Of it was imported in large sized fill
bert The robe was made Ia Pompalour
with u bertha Of Mecklin, and on her breast
''-a she
Which Jews might kiss and inidcl, adore"
The latter was presented to her by the Queen
in person. Her hair was brushed back Ia
thiloise, which gave the multitude fine o.,
yortunity to examine her truly Grccan profile
Ihirty-onc tamboHrs furnished the Music
The party, after the ceremony. INDUCED in q
repast Of tippoo saib t0"h leave Of their friend,
and padded away in Il canoe to enjoy the iuat
de miel, among the islands Of Typce."
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SAINT PAUL, SATURDAY EVENING,
June % d. 1854: A. ), 5SJ4 (

GESTLEMEN:-Yo our note of this date hand
e6 me this evening" requesting copy Of the address,
by me this day delivered, for publication.
To comply with the reasonable request, OF TO All
swer the call of Brother, among the frs, duties
of the craft. >.
However, much I may differ with you and my
Brethren here touching the merits Of the address
uestion, place it in your hands with all ;,s i..ror
ections upon it, bespcakng for it, from you and SUCH
Of the Order day chance to it, that Indulgence
which the production of Brother IN haste may claim.
l am,w i,h sentiments of high consiJ-
Grafton Fraernally yours,
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D@6~ See next page, under Commercial head,
for rates Of Money and Exchange, st. Paul
and Galcua Markets, &c
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NOTICE TO BUSINESS MEN.

ALL persons having accounts against THE PIONEER
OFFICE, dating since the FIRST May, 1853 reques
ted to present them al our Counting Room FORTHWITH
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Prince Leon, OF Armenia. is expected at Rome to
,epo,ats th the Pope the reconciliation Of the las
.rsn Church with that of Rome, This is considered
,c be an exceedingly important affair
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-06-27

The Galena arrived at our wharf yesterday
morning, with goody number of passengers,
and considerable quantity of freight.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-06-27

1t is said the Emperor Of the French will, before
long, cause the Remains Of his uncle P ince LUCIEN.
to he brought from Canine to Paris, be drpos ted
in the vaults of ST, Denis, in the spot destined by
NAPOLEON l., for the members of his family,
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CIIAMBLIN MORGAN,

WHOLESALE AND lie AL "a Eis> IN
FANCY AND S14PLEDRI GOODS AM CLOIfH.".
AIS, Caps, Boots shoes and Furnishing ''oois, var
i / peting. Oh Cloths. Window Shade, ana curtains
ION May l.
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FOR SALE.

YVNit. CORNER LOT adjoining til" VI f. Church. i.
offered for sale to the highest bidder fo. cash in hand.
The above lot In neat. story brick house. with
five including pansrv and clothes press all com lcr,
suitable for a family residence.
Those wishing make a good nvestn/ Mt would 10 we'll
call opposite the Pioneer Office. where they
can have all the rcqrDd The time will
limited bidders until the 10th inst.
lame ! FROST
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-06-27

The steamer Globe, Capt. HsYCcoK, former
ly of the Humboldt, master, arrived here SIM
day morning. She was purchased by her en-
terprising Captain, as packet for the Mime
sofa trade, and will, no doubt, prove valuable
acquisition as her officers are attentive and ac-
commodating men. She is of light draught.
and will find no difficulty in navigating the
Minnesota.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-06-27
AARON GOODRICH
To Brothers c. J. IIennes., A. J. Morgan, Samue
Wiley aud B. Presley, Con.n,ttee.

of the assembled craft of It. Paul, the pleasing duty
of bidding you welcome to city has been assigned
to
Did possess the powers Of speech commensurate
with the occasion, the ability to convey to you the
kindly greeting, the heart, welcome which viii he
extended to YOU by the Order here, should pro-
nounce this welcome in tones and sentences, that
would fail upon your ears as grateful
That told the Iniiau lies v-re nigh
To the wo.ll seeking GcnocSc,
When the land wind, from woods Of palm
And orange groves, and fields of balm,
Blew Ger The Haytian seas"
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New BANKING HorsEs.-By reference to our
advertising columns, it will he seen that two
new banking houses have been established in
our city-one by Mcssrs. OAKEs e. Brown, and
the other by Messrs. MAccUBIN & EDGERroN.
The first named firm is composed of gentlemen
long and well known to our business community,
and we have no doubt will sustain their pre-
vious high reputation in their new enterprise.
Mr.. MACCUBIN, of the latter firm, enjoys dis
tinction, in Chicago his late residence, as a
gentlemen of abundant means, business capaci
ty, and integrity. Mr. EDGERroN, his partner
is sufficiently well known to our people, through
his extensive rcal-cstate operations, not to re-
quire any notice further than one fixing his
identity. We learn that paper discounts will
be prominent branch of their business.
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The steamer Royai orch, arrived at this port
Sunday evening. To her ob!iging clerk we
are indebted for late papers.
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800 REV STOLEN :,

( NTOIEN-Fr'm the Sl>Iniawa Mills on the Sin>inawa,
- about miles from Gale the evening the Stl
inst two LARGE CRY II;RSES. A light IRON gray
the other light gray. Tie light gray la> long
the ham extending To within 10 or l. nche, of the
hrc joint and OF his hooiS is split over which,
copper pate fastened with
Whoever will return said horses ialrna, with
the thief shall receive the above reward: the horses
alone. will pay SO Any information that will lead I"
the recovery & TIE horses and the of the thief will
be literally paid for W. W. MILLER.
Gacn1: Nav H. 1888 jane dNw4w
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MINNESOTA RIVER OUTFIT:
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

THAI Strc,t, brt.'eep RoJerts ant Iuucx,yo
- PRESLEY, has Just returned froin below will nm
1)s extensive assortment # f;~rccs and Itny;,io,,,
AMI al>"a argc stock of Ianry Articles to he cN ;h. i'm
the Fancy store. next door. and read, for sale
His Groceries and Provision, consist in rt of tLc f,
lowing. VIZ:
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'UI Jun I@If
CIGAR X TOBACCO HEAD .lItKTEES

fillE convenient Room IL" first "nI al the Post
Once ifui'ding. recently occupied ly NJ r Pc
office has been neatly fitted opened tobacco
store" where will always h" found stock OF the bet
IMPORTED CIGARS.
Chewing Tobacco of all kinds of snufs
in short. all articles manufactured or produced from
stal weed.
The proprietor will keep constantly hand the
best qualities of these commodities, and hope, receive
liberal support from the smoking and chewing pubic
a. he l. bound 10 please the tastes OF all who give
/ him call
/ St Paul Nav 10. lS54 3n,
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JUST RECEIVED.

'INE largest assortment of CfHkScyrr inn ortod Q,
1 to this Territory. consisting of the choicest EJSJ
kinds from the celebrated rircr> Nochary.l
To see them. Also beautiful lot of iTNrNG AN%"A!S
I.tyER IETNE WATCHES.
WM. HJINGW( RTII.
Cor. of jackson am! Fifth sheets
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TO ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS.

L:T received all sizes OF WhItInin IiNTHg HTeI.
- l. fine sets Mathematical Instruments
| Sloan> Model Architecture Vol :.
Bcniamins Architect.
Modern Builder ; Guide,
and everything needed 10y them for sale cheap for cash at
,y,Nv.S Rod : ore near the American House II
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UpnrMau's q oiu,1,l.
NEW ARRIVALs-NE\V GOODS:

JUST ARRIVED. another Large AMI Ga -hionabr { K
81 Of Ready Made Clothing and Furnishing Gcoi-
selected by myself in New York and Pilade hiu Gu
and get of the great bargain, at
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-12-12
l. U NJ b e r +.

The subscribers having disposed Of their interest in the
Wholesale Produce Business, to devote their whole time
10 the LUMBER TRADE, md would respectfully call the
sttention of all Carpenters and Builders their
Having secured the exclusive of several LARGR
MILLS, ready to furnish, at short notice,
FRAMES or ALL KINDS,
OF THE BEST TIMBER
PINE, Up RUC E, OR HEMLOCK,
In lots from twenty to Ave hundred thousand feet,
AnG sciH Guarantee Satisfaction.
All in want OF Frames he coming season, will do well to
call early itA
FINIsnkNG LUMBER,
ALL KINDS,
Constantly on hand, the very Lowest Market Prices,
such Southern Ia Pine, OF all dimensions Shingles
Clapsoards, Laths,p ned and jointed Floor Boards-o
Hard Pine, Soft Pine nd Spruce Eastern and Western
Finishing Lumber of dmensons. Also, Cherry, Black
Walnut, and White woOu; and in fact, every kind of
Lumber that this ma ct demands.
N. B.-We are pre- pared to send
ai Frames and Lumber {
VI all kndshaying purchased for that purp0sc on
all roads leading from Worcester on the best OF terms
md respectfully solicit liberal share OF the public pat
fonage. L. u .. X. EARLE, Washington Suuarc,
d&wtf
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DAILY PAPER.-Five dollars per year $3.50 for six
monhs 81 25 for three months; 10 cents per week. single
copies two each Hben paid strictly in advance,
deduction of 81 year will be made and aprOportionate
eduction if paid quarterly half yearly in advance.
WEEKLY PAPER.-Price two dollars year; 81 for six
months and so for three months. II paid strictly in
advance ST. rs cts year; single copies cents each.
o. The postage the daily by mail TO any part of
Massachusetts, is 10 quarters ether States, 80 cts
quarter On the Weekly in Worcester County, nothing,
n all other parts of Massachusetts, 10 year, in
ether States, "a cts year.
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1 L. ~,
and CHARLES CLARK, Of Aain and Pleasant SITS
r2S diff
WAR. f. MORRILL,, No. Is HOWARD STREET
HI B0ST0N.-DEAR slR-Words cannot express to you
the gratitude feel is due YOU, for the benefit have re-
ceved from your truly usaiuable medicine, aud think
cannot justify myself without this small token Of my
friendship and esteem, nsomuch as you have been my
in restoring to health which had
long since despaired Of had for long time, 1.-TWO years.
been troubled WITH that most dreadful Of all Complaints
seminal emissions, which weakened me in body and
mind that was obliged give up all business, and con-
suit physician regarding applied TO the ESQ
caedl hest physician regarding my ease commenced
taking his medicines and continued to do two months,
without getting any reef on the contrary, continued
to grow very fast had lost about twenty pounds
of flesh saw If continued taking his highly vauted
specifics that death would soon relieve my sutertgs-
This physician then told that my was Dcurabe;
THAI had better not take any medeine He sald that
was in a decline which would end in consumption then
despared of obtaining any relief and saw that, unless
something was done to mitigate the complaint should
soon numbered with the dea Happening to pass your
Office one day. thought would make more trial.
commenced taking your Compound Essence of China
Root and now, through the benedtng effects OF that
truly wonderful mecne restored to perfect health and
shall fail recommend it to any OF my friends that
are suffering from SUCH any other disease that flesh
here Hoping this win hnd you enjoying health and
prosperity in your professon remain your afectonate
friend. T. w. H.
Boston, March 10, 1883
P s.-You at liberty to make public statement of
my case. T. W. r.
Or. Moahr1L is strictly confidential in all cases.
iys deod6ms
ERR. f. MORRiLL'S FEMALE SPEC
~ CIFIg.-Tis remedy, which has been success
fully used in all eases Of Suppression and Irregulary
incidental to Married aud Single ladies' only to be pro-
cured Mt the
0aice. No. 8 Howard Street, Boston.
The testimony the Invaluable virtue Of this cura-
tive over all others, is incontcstable.
sent by mail to an parts Of the Union, by express, At
So 49, 49, and $50 per bottle All letters enclosing 81
for advice, duly attended to.
+. MORRILL,, NJ. d.,
No. Is HOWARD STREET, BOSTON.
PaiLadeiphia Dec. 18th, 1858.
DR MoRRILL-Dear Sir; have experienced SO much
benefit from your Remedy that beg to tender you my
most sincere thanks. am, sir, respectfully, =
Tvs deod6mis sMARIA ALM0NT
A MOS SA NBORN. MANUFACTURES OF
"A SILVER SPOONS, SILVER WARE & JEWELRY
Importer of Gold and Suer Watches, of the first quail
ity and Warranted time Keepers and where may be found
Mt all times larger assortment of f
SiIrer Ware, Watches, Jeloelry & Plated Ware,
than at all the other Jewelry Store in Lowell combined
An of the above will be sold all times low as can be
bought in Boston or in New York.
Post Office Conner, Of Central and Middle SITS,
lowell Mass. AMOS SANbOkN.
mch2s diff -nF M
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THE WORCESTER SPY.


Printed and Published by john MILT0s EARLE, 4
EHoMAs DREW at No. 2l2 Main Street, Worcester, Mass.
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TOoTHACHE RED BY

- GOOD. TOOTHACHE CT RED BY
means of the PAM ESS NERVE
~ T-s-efNgS DESTROYER, by DR. GEORGE o.
sTEARNS, Surgical Dentist, formerly of the firm Of Drs.
Stearns Brothers. Boston operator Of ten years eXre
rience.- Office No. PIPER BLOCK Worcester. Where
may he obtained TEETH for the economical durable and
beautiful article at prices to suit the times Also, BEST
BLOCK TEETH-Iny experience in the manufacture and
Insertion Of which dates back farther than that Of any
other manufacturer in Worcester County
Great improvement in TEMPORARY TEETH enabling pa
tents with them, while the gums shrinking away
for the permanent deEture,
Ladies' and Genemen who desire preserve the beau
ty and symmetry Of their front teeth, may rest assured
that they have them filled at this office, without
necessary mutiaton with the file, Prices Of Filling, from
Fittv Gents to Five Dollars. my25 diff
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nAGU Err RE0TYPES.-Al persons wishing
~ good Lkenesses Of themselves or friends would do
we'll to callat VAN ALSEIN'S Rooms, In Union Block
D. Goddards Jewelry Store No. 1877 Main Street
where DO found good assortment Of fancy and pia;
cases at the most reasonable prices. diff o2S