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bayou Sara Paclket--11aurel Hlll.
FOR BAYOU Sara three .N-
TIMES 4 wEEK.- The q. ..
Mail steamer Laurel H1u,J A. -
CorroS. master, viii leave New Orleans every
SUNDAY MoRsiso At o'clock, and every wEDsEs.
DAY and FRIDAY MORxiSo vt 10 O'Clock. Returning.
leaves Bayou Sara on MONDAY, THrasDAy and eAf.
uRDAy, arriving in New Orleans same day
Agents-M. Gordon, Jr., J. A Braud 1 Landry.
John Bu'bridge Co.. Hall / Kemp / Co., Jos 3.
Pagaud, adv rti-ing agent.
N. B.-A clerk will b. on the levee IN n o.
to receive freight ut all times, from Tuesday M IN.
ing to ,turday night, and shippers can deliver
goods to him, and have bills lsdine signed in the
boats absence. may a.y.
New Orleans and Bayou sara
TWICE A WEEK-For No.
l. Bayou Sara. Port Hudson
.-obdelFs store, Baton Rouge g -
PlaquemiDe, and all intermediate Ian 'ings.
the fine passenger steamer CAPT. o..
JAS. H. URr, MAsr.R. leaves New Or.
leans every SUNDAY at 9 o'clock. A. M.
and every WEDNESDAY,, at S o'clock
p.M. Returning leaves Bayou Sara every
MONDAY at y, N and Thursday
p. M. and Baton Rouge every MONDAY
at 6 p NJ, and THURSDAY at 10 M.
% For freight or passage apply on
board Jan. "a, 1855
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LiCery Stable for Sale.
d. ! &1&&

THE undersign d offers for sale. his
l entire stock Of HORSES, CARRIAGES and
BUGGIES, and IL not disposed Of BY tho Cd day Of
June next. us 81 will be on that day offered NJ
Public Auction Persons DESTROYS Of purchasing
at reduce, prices-valuable horses and vehicles
Of kinds will find Il to their interest 10 call
and examine the horses and carriaRes offered for
sale. For further particulars apply to
mays Nv, JAS, q MORGAN.
On North Boulevard st.. near the Market.
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alton among the port'y dealers, par
,icula'ly since Mayor Wood publicly
announced his determination to exc
cute the law. whatever may be the
personal consequences to himself
Many liquor dealers, particularly Ger
mans, seemed determined to attempt
an evasion Of the law, by metamor.
phosing their groggeries into provision
and segar stores. with recess in the
rear for accommodating customers with
drinks on the sly; but these attempt
ed evasion cannot long be hid from
the pryiug. lynx-eyed guardians of the
law. Others, more timiu. thinking
wisely that discretion is the better
part Of valor, are making preparations
to close their stores, and euter some
other employment 1t is calculated
there will be upwards of two thou
sand liquor stores to let.
Barnum. s.lt-confessedlv the Prince
of Humbugs. has not been enabled to
phvsic all with that commodity in
which he ha- dealt So extensively and
administered to SO many. Nh. Mum
and others have obtained verdict
against him for Sl5,234 So, in an ac-
ton. brought in the Supreme Court,
for breach of contract; his higbneSs
having agreed, on assuming the pre>i-
dency Of the Crystal Palace assoca-
ton, to purchase the shares held by
them.
Owing to some demonstrations re.
specting the success of the Grisi and
Mario speculation. Mr.. Hackett has
published long financial statement
of the affair, from which it appears
that he netted about $4,000 by the
Undertaking
The opera Of William Tell, pro.
ducrd at the Academy of Music, has
met with a success unparalleled in the
annals Of Italian Opera in the United
States. II Trovatore is in rehearsal.
An Italian Ope'a troupe are about to
commence a season at Niblo's Garden,
with Madame DE Lagrange az prima
donna. Mr.. Forrest still draws good
houses at the Broadway. At Wal
lacks the comedy of the Bold Ora
g"ons is having a successful run. Mr..
Burton has introduced Shakspeare's
Comedy Of Errors, and Janet Pride
is still attractive. The market has
been flnctuating. with a downward
tendency. We quote as follows -
&c, &c. &C., Ohe markets follow.
The New York correspondent ofthe
the Charleston Courier writes: The
dullneess in this city is such that many I
houses are not paying expenses, but
must be existing on their capital. /
The disposition to curiail credit con-
ti"ues, aud the doing of a conservative
business seems to be the general i'm, /
pulse. The numerous mercantile
agencies which have grown up in the
city, are more than ever resorted to.
Their assistance is considered essential
in asceriaining the home standing of
country firms, the true position of
which seldom now escapes their scar
Ing inquiries.
BisHoP HuGHEs AND SENATOR
BRooKs.-Bishop Hughes has replied
to the last letter of Senator Brooks.
1t appears from his statement that it
has been the practice. especially since
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Cadets appointed for 1855 the
list of Cadets appointed to the West
Point Military Academy for 1855, We
see the following from this and the
adjoining States-IIenry G. Mcintyre,
and Henry G. Parker, La. Jacob Ab.
bolt and James NJ. Taber. Miss. a.
Wycough, Marion Ark. John Bacon,
Texas.
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TA gas pipe riot occurred at
Norwich, Conn. on the Oath ut. 1t
appears a Joint stock company 9
claims to have authority for laying
down pipes. This authority is Iispu-
ted by the owners of certain real estate
and the dispute has led to a series of
pc sonal r-ncontres between the adj
herents Of the respective bcl|igerent
parties, followed by wits af attach
ment. and suits for damages, amoun-
ting in all to $4,000.
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G. A. BLANCHARD.

WOULD RESPECTFULLY inform
W his friends and the public. that he has re-.
.umed business in Baton Rouge, where he may b.
found, with large and varied stock II goods.
which will be sold vt the lowest cash price, to
prompt customers. His stock consists Of:
GROCERIES. PROVISIONS. BRANDY. WINES.
CORDIALS. PRESERVES, PICKLES, and every
thing appertaining p the Grocery line Also
CROCKERY, HARDWARE. WOOD and HOLLOW
WARE; DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, HATS, BOOTS
and SbOES, &c. Call and examine quality, quan.
tiy and price, before purchasing. Church street,
near ]. Piper L Co.'S, Cabinet warcroom. fmxy8.
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I OAT,-A small pacage Of type from
IL this office marked J. H V,NrEN. 1O5
Poydras St, New Orleans. The pacage,
was taken to the ware hous. Of s. NJ.
HART Il Co.. and left there for the steam.
er Capitol. on or about the 18th inst. since
then it has not been heard Of II has
probably be n taken through mistake
Any information relative TO the pacage
will be thankfully received at this Office
April 2Sth.
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as the next speaker He manifested some relue-
tance to come forward, and was overheard to as
sure his friends that he could not make speech,
but either his scruples were overcome or he hao
gone too far TO recele, for he appeared on the
platform, and was greeted with some applause. -
The event proved that Nj. Denny was right, and
that the zeal of his friends was by means accord
ing to knowledge He fell an easy victim of mis-
taken kindness. After few broken sentences
uttered in indistinet tone of voice, from which
we could only gather the words-false charge of
having deserted his friends to retain his Office
Mr.. Denny was Extensively interrupted by
gang oil youths assembled on the verge of the
crowd who displayed their native righteousness
oy shouting Three cheers for Beach %
Instantly darling from The position he had &C.
eupled near the speaker, Marshal Day extended
MS hand toward the disturbers, and shaking his
iorehnger in menacing manner which well ac-
corded with the severe and troubled expression of
his speaking cnuntenance- he addressed them in
the following eloquent strains: BOYS (im-
preSsively shaking the finger mark YOU there
"a voice, Where? y wish to sav-remember
as nave sald-to morrow -recoll ct, my eye is
upon you-thatis, if you persist admonish YOU
IN the mornng-some example-this conduct
probably you-be sorry Z" Those familiar with
the grave and impressive style of public speaking
for which our worthy Marshal is so justly renown.
ed, can readily judge of the effect of this eloquent
address, which Immediately produced the desired
effect, and the disturbers, who were, doubtless,
boys of dissipated habits, dispersed
The procession then re- formed, after giving
three times three rousing cheers for the nomi-
nees, and enliyened by the music of the band,
proceeded down State street to Main, at the cor
ner of which street they were again interrupted
by an insulting remark from an freshman, who
had the hardihood to propose" Three cheers for
the ovid country" Justly excited by the prop
osition, one gentleman Indignantly hurled his hat
at the offender, who, adroitly catching the mis-
sile, ran with great speed to the corner of Thorn
as street, down which avenue he pursued his
course at such pace to battle all pursuit. At
this point, our reporter deeming the lateness of
the hour sufficient warrant for his retirement,
left the line of procession, which marched to the
several railroad stations where seven-tenths of
its constituents left for their several homes
throughout the county
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hcai Gstate.

kNOK SALE.-A VALUABLE WATER POWER
AND MILL situated in North Hoosick, Rensselaer,
20 @en'ys% miles from Troy, and Immediately al join
ing the kaioad leading from Troy Montreal and with
N i've hours travel Of The city New York and six Of
Boston. - - -
The property consists Of Mill, built Of wood about
years sincefor the manufacture Of Wooden shawls with
large ana never failing Water Power Store and Oice
adjoining the Mi , good Dwelling House . neat Gotta
ges sufficient number Of small Tenements to accommo-
date the hands employed che place. and about Sixtv
Acres of Land.
Considering the facilities fJr communicating with New
York and Boston, the beauty and heathuneo of the site
IN one Of the best agricultural counties in the State and
the abundant supply Of wster-very nw places offer
greater advantages for manufacturing.
t property will be sold under foreclosure on the 22d
OF November next by Auction, at Troy and will be so d.
fded ~ lets that part the wholy be obtained by
thoe DESTROYS to purchase and where required large
portion Of the purchase money remain mortgage
for one more years
Further Information will he given by applying to DAT
ID GRAY and P. s. SHRIEVES at North Hoosick n, IN
the subscriber, at Tarrytown New York
oSO d6t Il. SHELDON
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So sang the gifted poet Keats. whac be more beau
tlul had ane head Of Hair, that uoblest OF Natures
adornnens Who that is young, but values the uxur-
ant locks Of youth, and would preserve them; and who
that is old but would avert badness To all such we
would commend LYos's KATnARoS universally acknow
edged to be the valuable and the most Delightfully."-
pernmed toilet article prepared. BE sure and ask
for LYONS KArHARoS, to guard against the yalueess
limitations and countereis which have lately been put up
uode, somewhat similar names. Sold everywhere in large
bottles, for only 90 cts
HEATH, wYNKoop CO., Pr,pretors.
I'M 90 Liberty street. ~ Y
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REPUBLICAN, MEETINGS.

Hon HENRY WILSON will speak at
Blackstone, saturday Nov. 8.
Hon. THOMAS d ELLIOTT, Will speak at
Worcester, Friday, Nov 2.
Hon ANsON BURLlNGAMF will speak at
Ftchburg Saturday, Nov. 8.
j. @ A. GGGFFiN, Esq, will speak at
Worcester, Monday, November 5.
CHI ARIES W SLACK, Esq, will speak at
Athol Thur dav. Nov. l.
W. W. RICE. E-q.. Of Wjrc 'ster, will speak at
Clinton, FIJI ay, N w
USnriige, Saturd y, Nov 8.
Gardner, Thursday NIv.l.
llol en-, Saturday, N ". s.
JNo. B. D. COGSN ELL, Esq will speak at
Royalston, Thursday Nov. l.
Barre, Friday, Nov 2
Oakham, Saturday. Nov. 3.
Paxton. Monday, Nov. s.
HON. HENRY CHAPLIN will speak at
Nibury, Friday Nov. 2.
Upton, Saturday, Nov. 3.
FRANCIS II. DEWEY, Esq, will speak at
Millhury, Friday, Nov. 2.
North Broakfeld, S tturday, Nov. 3.
u b. sToDDARD, ESD will speak at
Upton, Satur lay, Nov. 3.
JOSEPH II. WALKER, Ed, will speak at
North Brookdeld, Saturday, Nov. 3.
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The Republican County UOlrmittee have organized, and
renly to furnish with campaign documents to be
distributed 10 your tesp ctye towns. They call upon you
for information in regard the progress of the cause aud
will aid In furnishing speal ers, upon application by mail
personally Do your duty The friends Of Freedom
look to Worcester County a large Republican vote.
10, D. SrODDARD, Chairman.
WIN y. SLOCUM, sec'y.
Worceste Oct. ~, 1866.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-01

INHALATION DIR. C. Howard Marshall lung
physician, who by his new method is treating ca
tarrh, dyspepsia, asthma, bronchitis, and con-
sumption, will be at the Worcester House on
Saturday, Sunday, and Monday, November 10th,
llth, and 18th. Consultation free DR. NJ will
always be in New York the first week in each
month Office, Taylors Hotel, 367 Broadway.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-01

GREAT PoTAToE YIELD.-Raised in Clinton,
by Capt. j. Barnard, at the Poor Farm, from two
potatoes planted May 30th, 1854, "a lbs weight.
Beat this, farmers, who can.-SBY
Amasa Walker has raised, this year, on his
farm, in North Brook6eld, from single potatoe
two and quarter bushels, weighing 1873 pounds
Twenty of the largest measured half bushel.
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SHOE BUSINESS FOR SALE, AND

The subscriber having other importa business which
requires his undivided attention. IS desrous of dsposlnp
OF ms shoe Business Stock and Fixtures the most re.
sonabe terms The Store and Manufacturing Rooms Ara
centrally located In Clarks New Block 257 Main street.
and have been aued up expressly for the manufacture
and sale OF LaiieS Custom Cater Boots and Shoes
This opportunity offers peculiar advantages to any per.
son DESTROYS Of embarkng In the above named business
or who may dcsira q better location
y the business Is not disposed oCon before the first
of November next the will b. rented for any other
purpose and would be very desirable for any neat
featuring buiness Those who delay may not again have
an opportunity Of securing so desirable a location.
For further particulars, enquire Of The proprietor on the
premises. Il. R0hI NSuN,
tlarks New Block, 257 Main st.
n.
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TWO WEEKS
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
Arrival of The George Law AT ". York.
TWO WEEKS

New YORK. Nov. 30th.-The steamship
George Law, from Aspinwall, with the Cali
fornia mails Of the 9TH instant, arrived at her
dock this afternoon. She brings 500 passen-
gers, and $1,000 in treasure. She CON
nected at the lsthmus with the steamer John
l., sStephens, which brought down nearly
$1,000, 900.
The news is unimportant All the election
returns were in, but not officially counted.-
All the X. n ticket is elected. Johnson has
over 5000 majority for Governor. Whole
number of votes g. 900. The Legislature is
composed of Y Know Nothings, 80 Demo-
Gratis, and 2 Wings. The Know Nothing
majority in the Senate IS 4; in the Assembly,
81 The prohibitory law is defeated by 5000
majority against it.
A party of 100 recruits left in the Uncle
Sam, to join Walkers Expedition.
Another expedition was to 60 from Neva-
da.
A large fire had occurred at Jamestown
Loss $4,000
Advices from Oregon announce the safety
of Gov. Stevens. He and his party were at
Fort Benton at last accounts.
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MILLBURY-Hon. Henry Chaplin and F. H.
Dewey Esq will address the people of MillbuIy,
on the Political Question of the times, at Acade-
my Hall, on Friday evening, Nov. % The pub
lie are invited. Meeting will commencu at 7
orlock
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MELODEON MANUFACTURE
- AND
PIANO FORTE WAREROOMS I!
245 MAIN STREET,
Worcester nearIv opDoslte the Worcester go,,..

The subscribers beg leave to invite the attention Mu
sic Teachers and the public generally, examination
oftheir MeodeOns, which manufactured in many va
rete OF style in elegant Rosewood Cases. from new de-
signs for rlor Al o, Harmonious and Organ Me-
lodeons Tor chu ches
The undersigned are happy to that long ex-
perence in the constructions yoicng and tuning of Reed
Instruments, enables them to offer to the public
Superior Articie ~ every respect
The senior partner, Mr. Taylor, has been engaged for
the past ten years in the construction of reed instruments
in Boston, and has devoted large share Of his tins 10
The application Of the E1ian (reed attachments Piano
foftes
The junior partner Mr. Farley long known in the Melo-
deon business has charge of the Vocng and Tuning
art acquired only by long practice and upon which the
power and quality Of the tone OF the Meodeon mainly de-
ponds. Their Piano Fortes including those with eel
ebrated EOiidh Attachment, selected with great
from r. Gilbert Co.'s Mandatory, the oldest Man
ufacturtrs in New England.
Did styles seraphines altered to the styles at fair
rates.
Piano Fntes Repaired by experienced hand.
Orders for Tuning and Repeating promptly attended to-
TAYLOR q FARLEY.
Worcester. Oct 20, 1855. dstf
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Oak Hall. BOzf On.-M Mr. simmons continues 10
give the greatest satisfaction IN those who purchase at
Oak Hall, and his Immense stock of clothing affords the
there when In Boston, and you will get good bargains
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GOODNOVV = HE.VVI-ooD

w.. NO. Zof MAIN STREET,
nave large stock of Boots, Shoes. and RUb-
DeFs' az wholesale; also, at retail full assortment of
sYoaoe goods, adapted to the city and country trade
all Of which viii be sold at low prices
nj 5te 500 - LII "OoD'
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Yonn. Men NNnn.ch-

ne UNDERSIGNED proposes to go South to spend the win
YER anu wishes to two three active intelligent
yuug men T. accompany him, for whose services liberal
compensation i'll be given
hool Teachers, or young from the country will
Ih' subscriber win be the American House in Wnr-
ceser, from the 30th October to the evening or NV o.
F" I5ee1'e Applications. Z. f. HOYEY.
Oh a6t&wlt
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HON. THOMAS D. ELLIOTT of New Bedford, will
address the Republicans of Worcester, at
T III T. CITY HALL!
On Friday Evening, November Cd. ut
1-2 o'clock.
COME ONE! COME ALL
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-01

In tins city, Oct. Il, by Rev. Mr.. Wasson Mr. j. T.
Durkcy OF Weedsporl, n. Y Miss Susanpah Gibbs Of
the same place.
In Sharon, Ct, Oct. 81 by Rev. Dr. Lathrop Mr. Dan
lei buxton formerly of this city Miss Mary Carr of s
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2) BRoN-ATONE CROCKERY $3.50
y w z E-Manuiactured by John AL 6Y
" cocS, Co"dge England, and soli only at w,
NO. I8t MAIN STR e EFT

~ ~ ! VI \ y 4 Il X, r. L.
1t is now acknowledged fact that in point Of finish
style aud durability, these goods stand FIRST aud foremost
IN The market Encouraged by the success which has
hitherto attended the sale Of these goods have been en-
a6ed to maNe extensive arrangements or receiving them
direct from the manuatory thereby reducing cost
and consequently making saving for the purchaser.
would nave distinctly understood that warrant the
glazing Of this NOT TO CRACKLE
have now on hand complete and extensive assert
ment OF goods Of the above manufacture tog ether with
large stock Of
PLAIN AND GOLD BAND FRENCH CHINA,
Tea, Dinner Breakfast and Toilet Ware; also my usual
STOCK Of GLASS WAREI, Britannia and Plated
GoodF, Table Cutlery, Solar, stand and Hanging Lamps
Girandoles, Tea Trays, Curtain Bands and Pins
IN addition to the above goods, have an extensive
stoOG Of French and American
p y p f. r IA NGIN GS.
Borders Fire-board Prints, Curtain Papers Pained Win.
dow Shades and Fixtures, &c &c. thus comprising the
most complete assortment in the city.
AS am constantly receiving goods from the principal
factories in Europe and America am edabled to offer
EXTRA INDUCEMENTS to the patrons of this ex
tensve establishment. and all who may favor me with
call may depend upon finding stock always complete
ana prices satisfactory determined not to be ex
Celled.
b. Manufacturers, Agents. and others, using Solar
Chmneys, can be supplied with them Factory Prices
JOSEPH p HALE
3 [ Main st., LIST door north of Post Office
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Hon JOHN s. WELLS, of New Hampshire,
will address the Democrats of Worcester, this
evening, at the City Hall
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Grofkcrp, Mr.


Anu lou Maln street.
The subscribers would respectfully call the attention Of
the publ" to their extensive stock of
CR0CKBRY, GLASS, & CHINA WARE!
Comprising splendid assortment Of Jas Edwards Best
White Iron Store War, Hsyiland's Best White Gold
Band, and Decor ted French China In Breakfast Dining
Tea aad Toilet SITS, OF by the piece, our customers
may wish
American and Foreign Cut and Common
G. L A s s w A r f!
From Boston and New York auctions An Of the latest
patterns and the best goods in the market at the lowest
prices Also, complete assortmeatof
Britannia and Silver Plated gYnre.
Tea Trays, Table Cutlery lar Lamps Casters Gas Fix
lures &c Any person in want Housekeeping Goods
and especily those who are about commencing house
keeping, are espectfuly Invited give us call We
wa rant oar goods, guarantee satisfaction or refund the
money
Il A p Err HANG INGS,
All those who wait to buy French or American Paper
Hangings, Pape Curtains, B0riers and Painted Window
hades, cheap will hud for their interest to give US
call BROWN Il FIRTH,
OF daw6sis
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NEW SYSTEM OF DRESS MAKING.

MISS N. REED, Ores, Maker 207 Main s Il prepar.
ed 70 teach Mrs. Briggs New syst q, Cutting Lailes'
Dresses, which Is far superior to anything the KIDD vet
b fore the public.
Lidiep with he al Of his art, t thems ves with easo
and accuracy. Taught 10 Two easy lessonG Agents fr
nlshed With Diagrams. OH an
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Manufactur.r Of and Wholesale Dealer In
LADIES', MISSES, x CHILDBEN'S BOOTS Il SHOES.
blth Sewed and Pegged by the case or dozen
Corner Of Union Market sreetsa few steps East OF the
Exchange Hotel, Worcester Mass.
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rigbf Lish' Procession, Many in the Torch
bosrse ast evening, took cold some were
III, g. ven 20 ne early part Of the evening All such
WI md an infabe In Bush's Couch Cure Iozsn-
yes, For sale by BUSH & co, "a Front street.
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WING MEETING.

APpPs I o. worcester are requested to assemble at
az a.. e O'Clock to nominate Candidates for
.ng GeneFa Court AMI transact oil err bnsness Of i9
P'i' t' c. Per order Of the City Committee.
GEO. ROBES Chairman
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HpREAkERS AHEAD !--Haying disposed o
kD almy business IA Worcester except the accounts
due TN latr Arm % Brown Co., and removed 70 New
W K, determined 70 dispose OF al that remain un
settled Oct Oh, al pupie Auction, on TUESDAY, Octo
Der 23d The aud accounts OF EACH unless settled Nv
cash mpiuce cha CRY, or death will appear in each Of
the daily papers ul tie day VI sale.
ISAAC n nROwN.
eti dswti No. Tissss building