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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-04-13
By L. ". VAIL, Auclioneer.
Office, 239 Main Street.
CONSIGNO R'S ALE.

~ ~ ~ y " " ~ IA > IA IL
PA NO FORTES AT AUCTION.
viii be soil. on Thur day, April 19th, at 2
O'Clock, at HORTICULTURAL HALL, tine following
PIANOEs consigned to Emory Perry, [now deceastd as
follows:
l Round Front Octave Piano.
Fancy BOudoir Octave Piano.
Plain, Long Fail Octave Piano.
l Round Front, Cupid Scale Octave Piano.
First Glass Boulor 81 Octave Piano.
l Round Front, Cupid Scale ct Octave Piano.
Also, one seraphne, 81 ocaves. One Melodeon
II All Of The above superior IRIS ruments new and
in perfect order. VIII be exhibition after 10 O'Clock
Thursday
Worcester, April u, 1856 dts apl2
ENXECUTOR'S SALE.-By license of the Pro-
~ bate Court, will be sofa Public Auction on the
premises on TUESDAY, April 18th, 10 o'clock in the
70 enoon the HOMESTEAD FARM of Asa Sargent late
Of Leicester deceased, consisting of sixty acres more or
less with buildings thereon. Said Farm being suitably
divided into lage. moving and pasturng-well stocked
with choice fruit trees and the whole well fenced.
Also-One lot of Woodland containing four acres more
or less, situated about half mile south of the David
Henshaw place, in said Leicester.
Also-Immedatey following the sale of the Estate
yoke of Oxen, five Cows, Ok. Cart Ox-Wagou Ok
Sled, one light Wagon and Harness. Sleigh and variety
OF Fan ming Tools.
Also-one-thrd of Pew No. - in the First Congrega-
onal Church IN Leicester, and onehalf Pew No. lin
the III. Il Church in Cherry Valley.
Also-one valuable Horse, Chaise, and Harness
Conditions made known at time and place of Sale
HOMER e. SARGENT Executor
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TO PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.

srE5ST 81 Z
NICKEL'S PATENT ELASTIC PLAsTER-This valuable
addition to Surgical Armimentarum, has met with the
most unIvaed success any Plaster ever brought before
the Medical practitioner the public The Adhesive
Plaster in present use has been for long time open
proVement and the has frequently sought for
Colodion for time thought to have overcome
many OF the Inconvenience; but after The fair and i'm
partial trial it has met with it has been found of very
little more than to abraded surfaces not pos.
sesslnF suclet strength to be used in important opera
tons, and consequently he used as plaster for
promnences cavities, &C. 10 which it thought most
applicable; the common Adhesive P ter be used
III these dressings without considerable inconvenience and
trouble it having to be cut into strips placed
the other until the part is covered ard even the
most skilled Surgeon finds difficulty in dressing wounds
surfaces, owing to the plaster not laying even
and the blood oozing through the portion that raises
owing to its possessing sufficient elasticity be mould
ed TO the parts. Another objection to the ordinary ad
hesVe plaster i that the material which it is spread
being mpervious it ke' ps the wound part in healed
condition, and frequently surpuraton takes place from
this alone.
It has been found by the most eminent surgeons that
Nckes Elastic Plaster overcUmes all the objections urged
against the common Adhesive Plaster, and possesses all
the Operties long sought after which are as follows:
The SUPERIOR the Elastic Plas consist-Frs in
the easy mode of application and the increased and
comfort with which they The plaster being
Elastic easily assumes the shape and OF the surface
on which is applied, either prominence cavity Sec
Ond, from he open Of the fabric allow that ne
cess'ry amount of evaporation to take place which eff
ualy prevents the heated condition OF wound dressed
with plaster close fabric Third v it allows free
excursion and contraction Of the muscles and does not
press upon the parts SO as to impede circulation.
The plaster is made nonelastic ongiuliually which is
found of great advantage when used dressing for
wounds sprains, varicose VEINS weakness OF the limb
rheumatism, uxation Of the joints and 9th affections
where equal and constaI support is required
These Pasers are highly recommended by the follow
Ing gentlemen:
DR. LEVER, F R. C.P NJ r. c. S. E, NED. Ply
aiCiln Ac"oucfeur to Guys Hospitsl.
W. FERGUSON. ESQ, F. II. C. s., NJ. R. G. S. E.
Surgeon to His Royal II ghness Prince Albert Prof. Sur
geon to Kings College, and Surgeon to Kings College
Hospital
JOHN HILToN, ESQ.,, F. r. s. c., NJ. r.. S. C. E.,
Surgeon to Guys sptal and surgeon the City of
london Hospital for Diseases of the Chest.
ALFRED sMEE, ESQ.,, f. r. S., F. c. S., NJ. R. c. S.
E., Sen. Surgeon to the r. II. Dispensary, Surgeon
the Central London 0nth Hospital and Surgeon to the
Bank of England. =
For sale in Worcester by
J. Q. HILL, Apothecary 229 Main street
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BY E. ". VAIL, AUCTIoYEFR,

A UCTIONEER'S NOTICE.-T Tie under
EA signed, having had than six years experience
IN the Auction business in connection with s. ~ SELBY
would offer anew his services the public for the sale Of
ReaL Estate and Personal Property any part of the
CITY or County Particular attention given to sales Of
heaI Estate, and Furniture, at private residences He
will also attend to the apprasing all kinds of nrnnertv
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IA GOOD SMALL TENEMENT TO LET.
-aiA ny the VOW price OF 500. The above is in pleas
ant and desirable location, in the north part az
the city. Inquire at l5o Main street DIFF api2
Two RENf.-A store at the corner Of Green and
~ Pond streets, suitable for Grocery Possession
even Immediately. Apply TO DAVID WOODWARD
No 2s Green street. dow. aniS
VI LEI. a nice room, with steam power. Inquire
N ofTHAYER, 1lOUGHToN, 4 co washington 81
Machine shop, Worcester. dtf auo
DlANO FORTES TO RENT, varying in
- price from 50 to sl2 per quarter Inquire at Al.
VAN ALIENS Music Rooms, 263 Main st. Worcester
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NEW BOOKS.
n d A X l. II DC Q o..
No. 1874 Main street.
The Slave Of the Lamp, by William North
Grace Lee, by Julia Kavan gh
Kate Aylesiord, by Peterson.
The Summer Land, by a Child Of the Sun,
The Rag Bag, by N. p. Willis.
Yankee Emf rprise.
The Adventures Of Amyas Leigh, by Kingsley,
VI los to European Celebrities
English Past aul Present.
Jerusalem and It's Sacred Localities.
Fifty Years OF Exile, by Melville.
Cummi g.'s Signs Of the Times.
American Agitators and Rttrmer.
Mrs. stnwe's New Geography.
Life Of william VI, Seward
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tUorlts.

SITUATION WANTED-By an American
~ widow lady, with child three years old as House
Keeper She is capable Of taking the charge of a large
or small family. Inquire at this Office dos ar1O
SOARD.-A gentleman and his wife can be accom-
~ modated with good board and a large pleasant
front room Also few single gentlemen can be ACCOM-
modated with good board and pleasant rooms Inoure
NV % e"s'n's uee'' du apl0
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NANYAsSING AGEN WANTED.
" ElfpInYMENn EnR Al

We wish to engage number of persons to act as agents
fer MARK FoRRESTER's MONTHLY INsTRUCToR;' a Mag
azlne for young readers and Schools published by
Experienced Canyasscrs, Young Men or Young Women of
good character and address, Teachers and others in
search OF profitable employment will do well to notice this
Nothing nut energy and perseverance is needed TO insure
good income, as we can satisfy any person
- We offer ext aordnaTy inducements t. good agents.
Local agents also wanted in every town New England
dress by mall post paid apply personally at our of
hcs, No. 156 Washington street, Boston, Mass
marry d&w5m WM. GUILD Il co,
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GRAND OPENING
ONE PRICE ONLY!!!
MARTIN STOWE
Takes great pleasure in announcing his old customers
and to the public generally that he will open his elegant
and spacious store Gust erected) in CLARK'S
BLOCK, on the Corner Of Main and Mechanic
streets, the 4th of April 1885, where he hopes to re-
ceive liberal share af patronage from the public.
Customers viii be far better accommodated at this Store
than at any other in the stae nasmuch all goods
kept, ard viii be shown the floor thereby avoid
ing descending into damp cellars Domestics going
up long flights of stairs for Carpets. have just pur
chased an entire new stock o about
400 Bales and Cases Of Goods,
at the recent New York Auctions, and otherwise which
propose to offer at prices that will quick sale
The stock consists of large variety of
FANCY DRESS SILKS!
BLACK SILKS.
In Black Silks do not hesitate say, that their SUI
perior cannot be found in this city nor any other
SHAwLs
in every variety from he cheap printed the $50 Cash
mere, in new and elegant designs.
DRESS GOODS
f0very description to be found in the market
PRINTS! PRINTS.
In fast madden coors, from Ct cents upwards.
CARPETS ! CARPETS !!
The best see ted be found in the State aud al
NEW GOODS of elegant designs, many of which are
not to be found elsewhere and lower prices than evor
before offered In this stock will be found the celebrated
CLINTON CARPETS,
in all their variety whose reputation for beauty and du
rability, has equal.
EMBROIDERY and LACE GOODS.
40 oe.-.-----s customers viii md large and
beautiful stock, not excelled by any in the city,
From auction, HOSIERY and GLOVES in great variety.
THREAD STORE GOODS.
Parcu ar attention paid to all the small wares usua "
kept in haberiashery stores
DOMESTIC GOODS.
All widths Brown and Beached sheetngs of the most
approved manufacture.
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
d LARGE V4RIETY OF LLNEN GOODS.
Linen sheetings.
Pillow Case Linens,
Fronting do
Table do.
In fact my Linen department is large and at very low
prices.
will not attempt to enumerate the many articles kep
in the different departments of this establishment, but
will only say that they many, and will be likely to
meet the wants of all, and will be sold cheap for cash
am determined to meet want which has long been
felt in this city, and establish the
ONE PRICE SYSTEM F.!
believing that business may be conducted under in a ia
more honorable and agreeable manner, commanding the
trust and confidence of the customer integrity of the
seller.
The price of every article will be MARKED IN PLAIN
FIGURES, FROM which no deviation will be allowed.
have employed help that will give their undivided at
enton to the wants of the customer, and do everything
render visit this establishment agreeable aud pro-
ftabe. MARTIN STOWE.
CLARKs BLOCK,
Corner OF Main and Mechanic SITS. diff ap2
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BROWN &c cos
NEW CR0CKERY STORE.
No. 2 Flagg's Building, s. $50 Main ST

No. Flagg's Building, s. 1870 Main ST.
The Subscribers are now thoroughly established in their
New Store, in Faggs Building, and fully prepared to
show to their numerous friends and customers and the
public generally, the
Largest and Most Splendid Stock of Goods in
Ne,o England.
JAMES EDWARDS'S BEST
WHITE IRON STONE WARE.
complete assortment Of Edwards's Breakfast Dining
Tea and Toilet Ware including his shapes OF the
We have also w. 1. s. Ware from other manufac-
tories which, in point of excellence and durability we viii
warrant equal to kept at any other place in the Coun
ty Worcester.
New styles 1t. Blue Ware Common Ware of every
description
WHITE FRENCH CHINA.
Dining and Tea Ware in sets, or by the piece accom-
modate purchasers. Gold Band and Decorated Dining
and Tea ses-the largest and most complete assortment
ever offered in this city-prces varying from
Fiue Dollars to Seusnty5fUe Dollars per Set.
Fruit Baskets, Comporers, &c. Vases OF all kinds
prices, and shapes. Also large quantity Of Fancy
CUT GLASS WARE.
Of both Foreign and American Manufacturethe largest
and richest assortment we have ever had the pleasure OF
offering to the public.
Aiso-common Glass Ware from Manufacturers, Ane
tons, which we are enabled to sell very cheap.
Our stock OF Table Cutlery Tea trays Whitockia cai
brated White Metal Ware, Britannia and Silver plated
are, Is very much larger than ever before.
LAMPS o. all kinds and prices, among which are the
celebrated German Reading Lamps the most economical
and best lamp for the purpose that has vet been mann
Isctured Also French oacel Solar and Hanging Lamps,
Fluid Lamps all kinds Of Side Lamps, &C., sc.
GAS RES.
This is new branch Of business 10 which we shah
pay particular attention. We have now on hand very
splendid assortment Of Chandeliers, Pendants Pillars
brackets, Pipe, &c. from this celebrated manufacory Oh
vornehus baker, Philadelphia, all new goods, new
syles, and cheaper than Boston or New York prices.
" Paper Hangings, Borders &c, have an endless
variety.
We earnestly invite all our old friends and CUSTOMERS
anu as many new ones as will come, 10 call and examine
our splendid Stock and Store, before purchasing else
where as, with facilities, confident that We
can suit the most stdious in regard to styles, prces
the quality Of the OILS.
BROWN a CO., No. Flagg's Block.
~ D. Particular attention paid to the Wholesale Do
paztmsnt.
Worcester, March as 1855 az uaxas
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Anftior1s.
By E. W. VAIL, Auctioneer

BY Z. ". VAIL, Auctioneer,
Office 236 Main Street.
HAY AT AUCTION,-WilI be sold, FRIDAY,
April 18th, at o'clock at the barn of Willard
Bond Vernon street, between the residences of VIM
H. Harris Esq, and Dea Sam Perry, about 20 tons Of
English Hay in lots to suit purchasers. Terms sale.
Worcester, April 10, 1855 dat apI0
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GPIRITS or AMMONIA-A large lot iuss
- received aud tor sale low, wloe0ap aud rtaii bv
a&w ), Q. HILL Ap5thesary, 92o Main air n
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Drp GooO5.
H O s I E r Y
HENRY O. CLARK
CLARK'S NEW

ChAhh>S NE w BLOCK,
Corner of Main s. Mechanic Streets.
have taken the South Store in the New Block on the
site OF the old United States HOTEL which, for beauty of
hnsh and convenience, is second none in this city.
Your attention is most respectfully solicited to an
tirey new stock Of
THREAD STORE GOODS.
shall open, April 1st superb line of desirable EN-
BkOlDERIES which will embrace the best Styles in the
market As have never kept these Goods to any extent
my whole Stock will be selected the latest importa
tons
Your attention is also most earnestly solicited my
HOSIERY s. GLOVE DEPARTMENT
VIII may be found every style and quality adapted to-
the Spring and Summer trade
Particular attention will be given to the Juvenile pal
of this trade, it will always be NY aim keep ali the
Sizes and every desirable style of this heretofore neglected
branch.
As formerly you may always find a little the best as
sortment of
WOODEN, WOrsied, MerinO or Angola
and Cotton Yarns,
to be found any store in this city.
My assortment of articles for the TOILET will be large
ly increased, and dies will he very find what they
are looking for il to be found in any market.
shall also keep variety of WHITE LINENS, of the
most Celeb rated manufacture, which will always prove
represented.
My stock of the smaller usually found in stores Of
this description, will be much larger than ever before
The price Of every article will always markell in plain
figures from which there can be deviation. Ladies
will see at the advantage of the One Price System
over the old practice If asking eSOrbtant price,
pecting to be beat dOwn0r by adopting the price
SYSTEM entirely unaCquained with goods al
ways purchas cheap those thoroughly acquainted.
Goods will be freely shown, and no clerk will he allowed
to importune customers purchase further than civy
requires
HENRY O. CLARK,
CLARK's Nav BLOCK, MAIN STREET.
Worcester, March, 1866. DIFF mar26
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BY Z. W. ALL, Auctioneer,
NOTICE.-By License Of Court will be sold at Pub
~ lie Auction, the Premises, in Worcester, on
SATURDAY, the 18th day of April O'Clock in the af-
ternoon, the following Real Estate, to wit:
The Lot of Lanf, containing about $500 square feet
with the Dwelling House thereon, occupied by the
family of Francis Bigelow situated in Bigeow's Court
on the north side Of Front street, and adjoining land Of
Hon. Abijah Bigelow.
about 81 600 the particulars witch will be made known
at the sale, and subject which, the estate will be Sold
For further particulars inquire of Hon Ahiiah Bigeiow
or of the subscriber. CHAS. WOOD, Guardian
Worcester, March 2, 1855. dot aplO
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By E. W. VAIL, Auctioneer.
V A L U ABLE REAL ESTATE.
GENTEEL HOUSES

a T a u G. On.
- Wall be sold the premises on SATURDAY.
Fss%2N April IA, at 10 O'Clock the very valuable and
iiiFt@ Genteel TWO STORY HOUSE AND LOT,
sasA No. " southbrdge Street corner of Salem The
House is 26 by &c., and % by g. with piazza in front
and at the slde-s very convenient, and thoroughly
built, containing fifteen rooms suitably arranged for two
tenemets, finished in modern style, with two suites OF
parors with folding DOORS marble manes &C. It /, also
supplied with never fsilng soft water set kettles brick
ovens, and many other modern improvements not emu
merated. Also, good BARN, attached, ~ 20.
The Lot contains IL $50 square feet Of land tastefuy
laid ou in beautiful Garden covered with choice va
riety Of Fruit Ornamental Trees and Towering Shrubs
The al owe property, owing to its location ineva
bly, prove most advantaG as investment large
portion Of the purchase money remain on mortgage
Every facility viii be offered to the purchaser.
Also, at l o'clock,
VIII be sold, the LARGE DOUBLE HOUSE
nearly opp site Nos II and 10 Southbrdge Street
tainiug two tenCnents EACH with separate entrances
very convenient and suitably srranged good water
Kettles &c The Lot contains about 1000 square of
land Terms liberal
This sac is placed before the public offering unusual
advantages to invest in first class property For parc
ulars inquire Of EDMUND SPAULHING, corner Of La
fayette and Southbrdge streets, the Auctit neer
apo dts Office 236 Main Street.
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Cost nn0 GounG.

LNOUAD.--Near the Boston n Worcester Depot. on
" no ter street. Lady's Breast Pm which the owner
caN have bv calling at this office and paying Tor this nd
vertis ment d3t nni0
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FURNISHING AND UPHOLSTERY
GOODS.
HoUsEKEEpERs and FURNISHES will find in our
Stock the best assortment of
Lace, Muslin y DamasIk Curtains,
Painted Printed, Plain Buff White Curtain Shades
Curtain Fixtures of all the best makes,
Linen sheetings 4 Pillow Linens, Of the best makes
Best Hair, HasE, and Palm Leaf Mattresses.
Best Feathers. Ticking. Bleached Brown sheetingu
Table Damask Of all qualities.
Diapers, Napkins Towels, &c, &c :,
Our Stock Of the above Goods is constantly repenished
with desirable goods and every article may be relied on
as of genuine quality, and at heloWest prices
Chamberlin, Barnard. & Co.
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GREAT BARGAINS

~ h'4I1l l. LA IL " IA lINO
F r O M A u @ ITO N S,
AND OTHER SOURCES,
This week opening, by
B. L. III A II DON & co.
Among which may be found
500 pieces HAMILTON, MANCHESTER and PACIFIC
MILLS NJ DE LANES, to be sold at l2l cts
100 pieces NJ DE LANES price Ct cts.
so pieces do do price 10 cts.
% cases LANCASTER GINGHAMS, at 10 cts.
so pieces ALL WOOL DE LANES Mode Coors worth
80 the yard and selling at % to AZ cts the yard.
1000 dozen LADIES' WHITE COTTON HOSE, from
Auction, selling at 81 to 10 and 124 the cheapest lot
Of Goods offered in this County.
25 cases BLEACHED SHEETINGS, selling at 5 to cts
warranted good quality before sold in this
county for s or IL cts.
BONNET RIBBONS.
1T a Large Reduction from millinery PriceS!!!
We selling better quality of Ribbons for II and rs
cents than be bought in this city for 25 33 cents
COME! COME! COME! AND SEE
GREAT BARGAINS!
AT u. u. HABDON & CO.'S.
nar31 6leod&B4t
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR
I:g SALE Situated on Main street in this city; suit
- able TOR house lots or for single residence.
For particulars apply at 1855 Main street. or to BENZ
DODGE, Palladium Printing Office.
apIo d4w
% HOUSE LOTS FOR SALE-Each 60 BY
20 no, ABOUT ten minutes walk from the City Hall
mar27 DIFF
HNOR %ALk,-A House and Barn pleasantly
uated on Oxford street nearly new Lot, sixty {.
on oxford street, and one hundred and fifty feet on the
Court, with ample accommodations for another house
Said house is arranged for families or one and has
supply Of both wen and rain water with furnace and
cooking range, all in good repair Possession given i'm
mediey For further particulars, inquire of the sub
scribeis EDWARD EARLE
THOMAS EARLE.
G7s FOR SALE.-Oae fine Cottage with $1,000
ss; square feet Of land, centrally situated.
IL Ore Cottage, with 5000 feet Of land, 81 300
One House, Of two terements, Lew-S4 200.
One House, Of two tentments- IS OOO
One II use, of twl tenements- $1,000
One House, of two ten ments- SO. 900
Also other Cottages and Houses in yous parts of the
CITY, III use lots to SILL and money in part 20 build
bridge streets. ar ana
- HO! FOR S!-The subscriber,
E;;8 wishing to move to Kauzas, offers his House and
& part of his Furniture for sale, at great bargains
as he must SELL owing to business arrangements in Kan.
zas The house is situated Carroll street. No O. beau
d'u "Cdltl3 commanding q good view. The lot
taus 1000 square feet, with good variety of fruits and
flowers. Terms liberal. Inquire the premises, of
app dtf j. H. SIMMONS.
ANsA FOR SALE.-A new two story House, with
G!.d Barn, and four Of excellent Land about
= miles north of the Court House, on the road 10
west boyston. The house Is within few rods Of the
Nashna Railroad, and the early aud late trains 10 West
viii stop directly opposite the house. Apply TO
VIM NJ. LAMB near the premises DIFF ape
BOUSE-LOTS.-F0R SALE in the South part Of
IA the City, 1WERTY-FITE eligible Building Lots
containing from 5000 to 40 600 feet each.
The above lots are all within twenty rods Of Main-st
on elevated ground command del htiu views and will
be sold on very liberal terms.
O. Also large quantity Of Gravel Loan, and Cellar
stone. Inquire of HENRY H. CHAMBERLAIN.
mUh30 ar
kNOR SALE.--A BRICK YARD, situated
n In GRAFTON, near the centre Of the town. The
Lot contains ACRES OF GOOD LAND with
. good NEW BARN, and has been used for making
Bricks for the last two years. The wheels, and
treads for mixing cay nearly and in good repair
There between 5000 and 1000 feet Of Boards cover
ing bricks and other purposes that will be sold with the
Yard.
Any person wishing to engage IN the Brick Business
will find this cl ance For further particulars In
quire OF WYMAN FAY, Of Worcester, az d. BROWNS
Real Estate Agency 0ce No. 2, Faggs Building or Of
NATHAN IL NNC0CK, in Grafton
Grafton, March % 1885. daw1n,s
LARKIN SMITH,
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VALCAB LIE REAL ESTATE FOR
5 SALE Situated on Main street in this city; suit
-s''f- able tor house lots or for a single residence
For particulars apply at 355 Main street. or to BENZ
DODGE, Palladium Printing Office
apl0 d4w
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% HOUSE LOTS FOR SALE Each 60 by
% no ABOUT ten minutes walk from the City Hall
There are no better lots in the city of Worces Tern
liberal Apply to EZEKIEL DANIELS, l4l Main st.
nnr2I
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AENTAL NOTlCE.-H. T. BISHOP would n
NJ orA his patrons who are, may be intending to
avail themselves Of his services that he intends to leave
for Europe the coming season. and would like to see them
Us early as convenient. DIFF mar9