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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-21


Nicsragus ard San Salvador offered but little
to my curiosity concerning antiquities, and except
lew scanty traditions, the words belonging 10
two Of their languages, ard four or five airs Of
their old bayies, csn say that was "a poor SO
wien left NeN-York. hoped very much that
GuAttmaa would safety my curiosity ard so IL
has in reality. had been received very well IN al
parts of Central America that | had Travelled
through, but | can and must say that my reception
here is fsr better than at any o'her place, aud
that can but thank the Guatemal,Ans OF sll
parties and opinions foF their kiodness toward ma,
and toward the object Of my Wait. Every thing
was put at my disposal by the minis er of State,
tie Clergy and converts and although tse archives,
especially OF the religious oraers, have suffered
coed deal in the last reyo1tNns, have still been
able TO make the finest collection OF Central
American manuscripts that exists in tue world
Some originals were given 10 me presents. some
others copied for my SAKE, some copied, and The
remainder bought.
The archives Of the Cabildo stiIl contain very
valuable materials for the history Of THE country
since the cOnquest itself Many original letters OF
Aivsrsdo and his companions and of Las Cysas
have seen there; also the original man uscript Of
BerpaI Diaz del Castillo. which differs in msny
ibinss from the printed copies There have seen
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TO the conquest far different from Fuent~s,
although zone names are the same. Here l end
with XimeLes.
Beside the gramDer Of Xinenes, have been
presented with some others-Qucbe, Cakchiquel,
Zutobil, Ciansbal, Pocomain, &c--sl manu-
scnpts; and possess fire dictionaries Of these Ian
gUases, al,o manuscripts more or less complete,
beside some other old papers on Guatemala and
Vera Faz. have also come into possession OF q
manuscript history Of Guatemala, in Spanish,
which is very good, with large deals on the as
tronomy and religion OF these people; also OF q
msnuscr,t history Of San Salvador: also another
of Vera Paz, another Of the rebellion of the Ten
dals, DC.
The Archbishop Of Guatemala has presented
me with magnificent copy Of the origina Tonal-
smsth or csendsry of the Indians OF QHiche as still
used in secret by the Indians Of Santa Catalina
and Txtahuacsn.
Put the most precious Of my collection q.
present lie one manuscripts in the Cakchiquel Ian
euage, written about thee hupdrei years ago by
one OF the princes OF solola TIE remains of this
city exist near the lake of Atitlan. IL vas never
Translated before, but am DOW finishing transls-
ton into French and Spanish. IL is full of details
on the first pssssge Of the Indians ~ these coun-
tries, of their early sueriDgs by sea and land. OF
the prodgiss performed by their chiefs of the four
1ulas which existed-ope in the East Id darkness,
one in tie West probably that OF Mexico), one,
God Knows where, and the last in Xibilosy- that
is 10 say in bell, Gays our reverend father Xmepes,
but have great reason 10 believe i. was 10 this
very country, about the Vera PsZ, Yucatan, or on
tie river Uzunacinta
ier this the author Of the manuscript goes on
in tie history Of Bis country, Of the several tribes
OF his own blood, Of the establishment and fouada-
non of the Clutches, the chiquel Zutohil, Zokil,
RabsDsl, etc. be arrives at the time Of the Con-
quest He saw Alvarsoo enter the pital Ximeehe,
Low Ttcpan, Guatemala He was but boz
then, but be remembers how fnghtful we're the
SpaDisrds-how much al the Indian princes and
people were astoun6ed at the sgh OF tnese stran-
g-rs BE tells of ell the eruelties of Alvarsio; Of
ell the princes AID kings tia. we're hanged or
burned by his order-sll things Of which Fuentes
never spoke. Very, very interesting IL the whole
Of that manuscript, which contains the most CON-
plete de ais of the ancient kingdoms Of Guite-
Hala- The author says at the end that, seeing The
destruction Of their books and annals, and that
every record was going 20 ruin, he assembled in
his old age the few princes that remained of his
own family and Of the neighboring countries, and
from their books ard memory be collected what be
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ID r Y c. O O d S

"HARD TIMES" RICES.
We are this year making special efforts reduce GU
very large Stock of
DRY GOODS AND CARPETS.
To effect that object more general and thorough reiuc
ton res as been mad, ta ever bsfre. The Whole
stock has been MARKED DOWN to prices that will
make it easy for purchasers Nth little money TO but
large pile Of goods The prices which follow are but
few ofthe many bargains to be found Ware House
THREE PLY BRUSSELS TAPESTRY CARPETS
at onc Dollar the yard
Superior Ingram Carpeting at IS cts, late price 81.
Splendid Stock Of Thibets 70 to 50 cs late price to I25
CLOAKS AND TRIMMINGS.
twenty Ready Made Cloaks at about half value
81 ClOaks reduced to 81.
S14 CT axis reduced to IS.
Six beautiful French Coaks for sale at half the cost of
Importation
SILKS! SILKS!!
Handsome Checked Silks at 37i cts late price so cts
Heavy Plaid and Striped Silks so cts lately sold at
from 81 to rs cents
Superior Gros De Antique Silks at rs cts worth SIPS.
Heavy Plain Ctangeabe Silks at 62t, worth 70 to 81.
Rich Dollar Brocades for IS cents.
Heavy Wide Striped selling at SO cts, late price S125.
The whole silk Stock reduced in proportion.
DRESS GOoDS.
Al the Rich All Wool De LANES reduced to onehaIf
and twothirds the former price Good Styles rs
80 cents The best 5 and 81 goods for so 62 cents
Anthe RAY SILK PL4IDS selling for 81 to rs cts;
reduced from 81 ard $1.12l per yard
All the best Wool Plaid Cashmeres reduced to 62I sold
lately at S7l cents
Other styles All Wool and Cotton and WOOL selling at
81 cts late price so to Is
CASHMEREs. DE LANES, sc.
37 and AZ Cashmeres and Persians selling at 2Oa25
% and % cts De Lines selling at shilling.
One shilling De LANES selling at l2l cents.
Cool III ctJ De LANES selling at 10 cents.
One case Superior 10 cts Prints, at 81 cents.
Best Hamiltons, C-checos, and Merrimacks at cents
Superior two shilling French Prints Il to 20 cts.
The balance Of the Lales' and Chldren's franklin and
Portsmouth Hosiery at % cts per pair
10 doz. good Socks at % cts per pair.
ENTIRE STOCK OF THREAD STORE GOODS,
such Hosiery Hoods Sacks, CATERS &C. &c, &c. for
sale at so per cent below cost
% doz. rs cts Kid Gloves at 81 cts per pair.
15Opieces Flannel, at greatly reduced prices.
10 pieces good Wool Flannel at 12l cts per yard
Purchasers will find all the goods advertised above
with thousands of others, comprise some of the best
Bargains ever offered in Worcester.
CHAMBERLIN, BARNARD, & co.
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NO. . WORCESTER HOUSE BLOCK.

q. BAKER & Co have caused to he tastefuly fitted
up, the above place for CITY RETAIL BOOKSTORE.
central location renders easy of access and desra
ole place for our business. Our shelves filed with the
choicest Books Of the day. and Stationery in all its varie
ties, when VIII be sold on terms suited the times.
As this is not busy in trade, have
porary rented corner To Mr.. Spalng, for the dstrib-
ton OF his Prize Magazine List, which does in way
terier6 with our trade there.
The old stand ut lS Main street, will be open as usual
to the public where will be found a complete stock Of
Books Mt Wholesale and retail, on favorable terms.
jln2O d&wtf H. BAKER L co.
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BOSTON AND NEW YORK CENTRAL,
RAILROAD.

L
From New Station, foot Of Summer Street
JANUARY ARRANGEMENT.
EEsfSssz-1 On and after Monday, Jan. Is, cars Will
.;i1e .iz leave Boston and blackstone, connecting
with trains on the Norwchand Worcester and Providence
and Worcester, and (va that road) with the Western
Road to and from Albany and the Vest
OUTWARD TRAINS.
Leave Boston As A. NJ, and 8 p. NJ
Leave Blackstone sis q. m aud P. M
Arrive at Thomp Junction at a. m, and 545 D. nj.
INWARD TRAINS
Leave Thomp. Junct on at 20 a. M, and S55 p. NJ.
Blackstone S.15 a. M, and p. m.
Arrive at Boston at 0 a. M, and 6.45 p. m.
NEW YORK BOAT TRAIN.
Via Blackstone, Norwich and New London, and steam
Connecticut and Knickerbocker. Conductors accom-
pany passengers through to New York.
Leave Boston at $50 p. m, stopping only at N. Wren
than, Blackstone, and Thompson Junction.
MIDWAY BRANCH TRAINS.
Leave Midway at G. So and 80 a m and SIS p. IN.
Leave Boston at 6.45 u. m. and and p. m.
The Special Blackstone Train is discontinued beyond
N. wrentham Early and late passengers from Black
stone will take the Boat Train in and the train out
at $50 p
The645 a. M Train from Boston will not stop at ouin-
cy street, CART MS, Hyde Park, Readvle Campbells,
Nasons Wadsworh's, Bald Hill, and Mill River.
The p. Train from Boston will not stop at Roxbu.
~, Quincy street, Car toms, Hyde Park Campbells and
Nason's.
The s IS p M Train from Thompsons Junction will not
CampbelPs
The 9 So a. m. Train from Midway, and p. M Train
from Boston, stops at all Intermediate Stations.
Passengers for Boston and way stations the Boston
and New York Central Railroad per Providence and
Worcester trains will proceed without delay stone
Passengers leaving Providence in the morning and az
ernoon trains connect al Blackstone with the trains on
the B, and N. Y, @. r. r. to and from Boston and Nor
wich.
STAGE CONNECTIONS
At North Wrentham for Wrentham Centre, and at VAL
pole for South WalDole and Medded, with the 3 y. M
train from Boston,
AtRockville for East Midway, and at Midway for Yst
Midway, with the and p. M trains from Boston.
AT Douglas, for Pascoag, with the as o. IN. and
p. m, trains ON Boston
At II. Thompson for Webster with tie a. a M, aud 4
y. m. trains from Boston.
Stage connections on Providence and Worcester Rail.
road from Boston,
645 a. m. and p. m. traius from Boston.
Through Stage tickets sold at Boston ONCE, and by
Stage Proprietors
For particulars Of Package and Season Tickets, apply
at superintendent Office j. J. FLOYD SINH
Boston, Jan, 10, 1885, df iane2
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Ic0i estate.

"a OTICEs-The subscriber would respectfully tendo
Ia his services as
REAL ESTATE BROKER,
10 any person having property for sale exchange either
the city adjoining towns and would solicit the atten
lion of Purchasers and invite them call 238 Main St.
Ehere he will be happy to meet thc and convey them
different parts of the city and show them his assortment
Of NEW II Gus SEES,
part Of which he viii sell Log for Cash. if applied for
soon, and others on long credit.
Also, Building Lots for sale usual-and several cod
bargains, on
FL RMS,
Immediately looked at. Delays dangerous.
"a
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GlotI)illa.
CLOTHEs!! CLoTHES!!!


Clothes clothes, clothes, imperial forms Of dress,
Give to the king his regal air to the queen her loveness
The gallant grand and gay. the Ii almost divine,
Would be noticed amongst the crowd if their clothes
want superfne;
We look at the glorious flowers with tqir cups Of thou
sand dyes;
We look at the dome of night with its thousaud godcneyes
And we bow to the spirit of beauty that gives such
draughts of bliss,
And the spirit of beauty you know, is nought but the
spirit of dress.
Clothes Clothes clothes the sunrcry days have gone
And the chilly nights Of the Fall swiftly coming on,
And the lghtsome clothes vixen the in
bloom,
We must cast away, and prepare for Winters cold and
gloom
30 come ye sres your clothes of sober hue
And come, ye schoo-boys gay for SUITS green, brown
blue,
Come, stawart and strong your native manlness
And MACULLAR will make you shine in the gories Of
glorious dress
Clothes, Clothes Clothes hurrah for the overcoat!
That button, when reigns round our body and
precious throat;
urrah for the bosom friend ofannelthat brst
When winter with spears ice runs at our tckes vest;
And hurrah for MACULLAR who makes and sells fas.
he can,
All that's fitting for 'sBubn or the mast imperial man
Go him and buy your clothes and you viii bless
rhc day you began to trade with the paragon Of dress
Clothes clothes Clothes lawyer forgets his brief
The farmer the price of wheat the lover his latest grief
The woodman the green oak tree that grows in its forest
pride
The doctor his fees and pills Roaman wind and tide
Ehe clergyman his text and the hardy artzan
His daily tolls and cares when they the fuH dressed
man,
And they instantly go to MAcULLAR's, and nobody
should do less,
And come out in the newest sy and handsomest forms
of dress.
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GEyORCESTER MUTUAL FIRE IN.
Wv SUNANCE COMPANY.

k&TORCESTER MUTUAL FIRE IN
w SURANCE COMPANY.
AT the annual meeting of the Worcester Mutual Fire
Insurance Company, held Dec 18Th, 1851 the following
officers were elected;
PreSident-ANTHONY CHASE.
Tredsurer-FRED. WIN. PAINE.
Secretdry-CHARLEs 81. MILES.
DireotorS-Ebenezer Torrey, Fitchburg, Paul Within
Northbridgej Amory Holman, Bolton, Alanson Hamilton
W. Brcokneld; james S, Woodwork, Worcester; VIM n
Merrheli, Worcester; David Lee Barre David S. sizes.
singer, Worcester.
The amount at risk December l. 1854 was S13 $40
The number Of Policies now outstanding, Is 13217 The
Company sustained the past year, thirteen partial and
tweny-one total losses amounting to $15,075SO, which
have all been amcnbly adjusted and paid with the ex-
cepton Of 500, which has not been called for The nett
cash funds of the Compay December 1854 amounted to
$l46AD730, which IS invested In Bank Stock and Mort
cages Real Estate
IL will be from the Thireth Annual Report Of the
Old Worcester Mutual Fire Insurance Company that Il Is
decidedly for the interest Of all who have property located
10 the County of Worcester, and of such class re-
ceiyed by this Company, to insure the their 0ce
They still adhere strictly TO the policy which has ever se
cured their marked success Their risks confined TO
the County Of Worcester They insure only the safest
class OF property They employ irresponsible agents.
and charge only such premiums adequate TO the
risk They make no assessments, but refund on an ny
erage more than so per cent Of the premium received
The steady ncr OF business from year 10 year a this
Olice, notwithstanding the formation Of numerous other
conflicting Companies and the exaggcratons and mis-.
representations of their Interested agents, Is sufficient
proof Of the sOundness Of the principles which this Com
pany have adopted, and uniformly followed.
CHARLES NJ. MILES, sec'y.
ANTHONY CHASE Prcst. ar jaai
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LEWIS C.. MUNN,
REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE, EMPLOYMENT, AND
BOARDING AGENCY,
No. 233 MGin-street, Up Stars Worcester.
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Cost on0 1oun0.

OST.-On the l2h inst Gold Cross, chased on
IA side, with chain aud breast pin attached and
marked ''Boey to f." The finder will be suitably re-
warded by leaving it at this Office diff janis
EINOUND.-A Roll of Upper Leather, which the own
n have by calling j. DAY, at the City Mar
sha}'s Office. DIFF jamie
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Fifty Houses for sale,
In different parts of the Cy ALSO 200 House Lots. This
property can be bought the most liberal terms.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-01-23

A WET NURSE can be had on application at
IA this office. Apply Immediately
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FOR SALE-AT A GREAT BARGAIN-A
ST.. New Two Story House. containing 10 finished
s-sa rooms, with basement and sub-c ,ar. the whole
size of the house. The house is finished in the most
rough and modern STYLE and situated the height Of
land the south side of Laurel street, few steps above
the Church, commanding splendid view of the entire
city and suburbs that be DISTRACTED. The lot
contains IL 600 square feet well stocked with young fruit
trees in bearing condition. Terms easy. Inquire on
the premises, of j. II. SIMMONS.
are
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z,sg LAND, for sale in Shrewsbury. This property,
-, well known being for many years the residence
of the late Jonas Stone pleasantly Situated in the
Worcester and offers good opportunity those wishing
to purchase pleasant country residence
The house and other buildings on the place are in good
ORDER and the land good state of cultivation There
is fruit OF different kinds the premises together with
well of excellent WATER conveniently situated fer both
house and barn purposes.
For further particulars well as for price and terms
apply to SAMUEL WOODBURY., Shrewsbury.
jinl3 deod2w&w4w
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EENHE STARTLING CURES OF NERV-
IL Gus DISEASES wrought by this Woodworking
restorative, has awakened the public mind from the
apathy with which innGmerabe dsappointments had
accustomed it regard what are called patent medi-
cines" 1t is not too much to say, that nothing short
Of miraculous ntcrposon has produced such rap
Id relief to the feeble and suffering. Thousands of both
some of whom beG ridden and others merely tot
ering the earth's surface apparently broken in
constitution, and the high road the grave have
been restoed by two three of the Elixir to
robust health The Agent has the proofs and evidences
In his hands, and is prepared at all times to exhibit
Ladies who for years had been suffering from the worst
complications of the peculiar difficulties to which too
many of the subject have been relieved in less
Than one month; casting of, if by enchanment, the
assitude, paor, irritation, low spirits and de
biity, and becoming active, healthy, and cheerful
eeber sex-restoring to regularity every inermitted
function, and in many instances blessing the desparng
wife with maternal joys. Nor is it less certain in its
action upon man, whether weakened by excess or suf-
ring from constitutional debility, nervousness dyspep
ga, liver disease, any other disorder that mpars
the integrity of the vrile function.
The Cordial is put up, highly concentrated in pint bot
lies. Price three dollars per bottle, five dollars six
for twelve dollars. II. RING, Proprietor,
1872 Broadway New York.
Sold by DRUGGISTS throupbout the limited STATES Cana
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DAIRY STOCK & FARMING

d DAIRY STOCK & FARMING
GCINA TOOLS. The subscriber having sold his
WW farm, offers at private sale, his stock of Cattle,
Sszss&7 consisting of Jokes of Oxen, q very supe-
ror) yoke two year o. Steers (broken); two year old
Bull u blooded Ayrshre) and Is Cows the superior Of
which for Butter it is believed is be found in the
State. two year old Heer. ycarling Ueifers. Four
heifer Calves. yearling Bulls. bull Calf
The above stock is mostly of Ayrshire blood and bred
selected for their butter making properties The trans
actions OF the Worcester Agricultural Society for the past
and former years. referred to confidently for recon-
endation of the dairy qualities Of the animals.
anil eodNf WI. S. LINCOLN.
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Notices.

ERROVIDENCE AND WORCESTER
RAILROAD C0MPANY.-ANNUAL MEETING.
The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the Provi-
dence and Worcester Railroad Company will be held at
Railroad Hall, in Providence, R. l., on Monday,
Feb 9th. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ for the purpose of choos.
ing Directors for the year ensuing and for the transaction
OF such other business may legally come before them
Per order. JOHN r. BALCH Clerk.
Providence. r. l., Jan. 20 1859 dtfeb6 iangO
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Board for Married s. Single Gentlemen.
Capable Girls can be had for HOusewOrlS.
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s.. III. CHAMPNEY

~ "a Would once call the attention Of his friends
&',3 and customers to his Stock Of Goods, which he
Is selling at very low prices, consisting In part OF
w AT HE'S,
Gold and Silver English, seileton and Anchor Levers
Duplex Cylinder, Vertical, aud Verge Watches.
G. LOG KS,
Mante Marine, Circular, WIZARDS Round Top Gothic
Eight Day, and Thirty Hour Clocks
Silver Spoons, Butter Knives Thmbles, Fruit Knives,
and Pencil Cases.
Gold Fob, Guard, Vest, and Neck Chains.
Gold Thimbcs, Pencil Gases, and Vest Hooks Finger
Kings In great variety, TO suit all Tastes,
Fingers and Purses.
Breast Pins Of new aud beautiful patterns In great vare
". Ear Ornaments, Studs Scar Buttons and Coat Ties
BPECrACLEs.
Gold, Silver, Steel and Plated, suitable for all ages.
Table Cutlery vi ch will be sold at cost Pocket Cutlery,
Rasors, Shears, and Scissors HAIR Clothes and Tooth
Brushes Helix Needles, Porte Monnaies, Purses, and
Wallets, together with many other articles usually kept by
the trade, OIL Of which will be sold very low, Can aud see
Watch Work
p G. gives his personal attention TO this part Of the
business, aud all work done at this shop, is warranted
Feeling very grateful for the favor OF liberal patronage
for the last fourteen and half years. permit me to say
that shall nos, as ever be ready serve you to ME
best OF my ability,
Ny number Is 201 Main street, e ppcr's plock)
Worcester, Jan. 10, 1866. du ian1O
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
READ IT EVERY ONE.
COMPREHENSIVE AFFAIRS TO BE
SETTLED, AND
DIVIDEND DECLARED,
New BOOIts for the New Agreement 10 be
Opened the list day of 1855.

PA u P! PAY UP!!
ALL PERSONS having unsettled accounts with the
Subscribers the old books, requested to pay up
promptly the first week in January before the 10th
15h of the month; they will not be allowed to have an
account with us hereafter and shall take the earliest
opportunity to secure the amounts due from every de
linquent, after the above dates.
All persons who pay their accounts promptly will net
be called upon but twice year for payment viz: the first
of January and July Of each year All accounts will be
presented for Payment at those dates without regard
dates Of purchase In order to conduct business
cessuy and to enable to offer our Goods at the lowest
Cash Prices, must have prompt payment This fact
every person in the community will acknowledge and it
is this that have decided that for the future
must have the cash the time of delivery unless the
above terms of payment be cheerully complied with
No clerk in employ will be allowed open any new
accounts All credits must be consented 1 by one of the
proprietors.
We shall keep all Goods marked at the lowest cash
Taue without regard to their the time purchase
jan1 diff B. L. HARDON & CO.
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Sold by Druggists throughout the United States, Cana
da, and the West Indies. AGENTs-Worcester, NJ. B.
GREEN. Springfield, BLISS & HAVEN Providence,
]. BALCH & SON. Boston. BURR Il PERRY.
janl6 dTuThSSAt&w1mis
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BAEvINE's COMPOUND PITCH

Ell LOZENG ES.
The Great Remedy for Colds, Coughs, Whooping Cough
Group, Asthma and Consumption
WARRANTED TO CURE.
Two boxes have cured bad cold.
Two to six boxes have cured Rasing of Blood
Three to five boxes have cared Nhoopng Cough.
Two to four roXes have cured Group.
Fivsto eight boxes have cured Asthma.
Six to twelve boxes nave cured Consumption.
Manufactured by S. b. FULLER, & CO., No. Wilson
Line, B'stOn
NJ. fremont Tie uple, Boston, Mass.
Sold by Druggists and Merchants generally throughout
the country; also by the Manufacturers, No. Wilson
Lane, Boston, Mass
Sold in Worcester by L. 7. LAZELL, No 2Q1 Main st.
ianl7 dSm
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EE ONEY TO LOA N.-Ptrsons in want Of money
I'VE on collateral security, invited to call at this of
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TayEN YOUNG MEN can hear of excellent chances
q to make money. But little capital required.