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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-07
Ale0iral.

CONSUMPTION. J. MATTOCKS, Md,
~ Il permanently located in Broadway, " Y AMI i
treating any es<eofCONsUMPTIONa and connected
with the sr Pssss such Ca,arh Bronchitis Asthma &c,
BY INHALATION Of INDICATED VAPORS. The popu-
isy o; his and the prs bring the only true
admitted by al unpreudced persons and should induce al
these afflicted with such diseases apply a. once Tor ref o.
AL be cured where permanent reaction can
be msnta ned when the lungs have cEviies IN them
when blood has been raised BY thu peenf d. d. eau pro-
huncees q certificates from anavua who have ben
cured rC his dgr the ew past Iears once No.
t9o broseway door south Of S1dst. s-Dr NJ also
treats al Chronic Diseases with Eectey by which the as
are sde 70 walk the deafto lear, and the BIND 10 see NO
Broadway
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DECARES, BERNSTEIN d PHILLIPS
Real Estate and General Auctioneers No. 81 LibertysL
one door from Eassaust will give their personal attentions
sales Reel Estate Stocks Vessels and Mortgages at pi5l
or private sale and the sale auction OF Cargoes Househo
Furniture Paintings stauay, Works of Art, Jewelry,&c
70 outdoor sales generally. -
Money literally advanced Real Estate, STOCKS vessels,
Furniture left for sale with Loans negotiated.
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G. II. MrLLER L. CO.. Auctioneers
csr-I x..1;o ouosion N

c. n. MILE q Co. AuctIohetfs,
WILL SELL at public auction at the Mer-
w chants Exchange thursday. June IL, 1855 at IL
O'clock one HOUSE and LOT situated al the terminus OF D
ysonev junction with the Brooklyn and Jamaica Plank
road East NewYoIk threeoy frame building with large
store on first Also. elk Houses adjoining 2xz5 each
fronting Divson-av and Plankoad The location OF this
proerty uurvaed Terms liberal and sale wall be peremp
tory full particulars apply to C. r. MILLER Co., Auc
tioIeers No. 1876 Broadway.
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DURsUANT to an order of Lewis c. Plat,

DURsUANT to an order of Lewis C. Platt
Surrogate Of the County Of Wechester notice Is hereby
given according law all persons having claims agns tho
estate Of WILLIAM PAULD1NG, late OF the town Of Geen
lurgh in said County deceased present the with the
vouchers thereof the undergue Adnuatos Of all aud
singular the goods chsits cred aid ssed sthe
offce of WILLIAM W SCRUGHAM, ED, In the town Of
Ycnke in said County before The first Monday Of Au
gust d. sl-Deted this 18th day OF December A. ID. 1884
FREpK. WM PATLDING' Administrators.
d1i lavfmIh
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STEAMBOATS, an0 Railroads.


Il Steamboat KEYPORT leaves Mursyst DAILY tsu1days
exceYted) At O'Clock NJ Returning leave keyror: ~ u
O'clock NJ Fare keypOri IS sisi Fort hansi'n, III e
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nISsOI TTION-The Copartnership heretolore

nISSOLUTION-Th Copartnership heretofore
~ exiting under the firm q INGLIS WASsON, in the
business of Blue and Flag D.aers yird foot OF h
and North Riyer dissolved the first day Of May 1855 by
mutual couen The business and sfIs OF said late ir viii
be settled debts paid and payment Of debts due to sid firm
received BY ELIAS WASSCN the late place Of business
thereof WHERE he win continue the business the sal
WATSON being exclusively authorized TO The affairs # said
firm lNbLls WASSON
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
q the County Of NewYork hereby gwen 20 all
persons having claims against WILLIAM MADDEN late OF
the City of NewlOrk deceased present the with
vouchers thereof the subscriber, bis store, No i
Powery the city New-York before the sixth day
Septe Der nextDsed NewYork the third day Of March,
1885 Ina lswsmThl NORMAN COOK, Executor
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Remopals.

nR. WILLIAM TURNER has REMOVED TO
~ No. 313 Fourth-av., above 2ithst
DEMOvAL.-SPOFFOR TILESTON & Co
IL have removed from Ne 50 to % BROADWAY corner Of
horrisst
DEMOVAL.-The TOLEDO and ILLINOIS and
III LAKE ERIE, WABASH and ST. LOUIS RAILROAD
COMPANIES have REMOVED their Ofic- from No IS Wall
st. to No. IS FINEST, Commercial (Marble) Buildings
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Gopartncrship Notices.

COPARTNERSHlP.--T undersigned have
" THIS DAY formed q COPARTNERSHlP for the pur.
pose Of ranfsctng Produce Commission Business az No. 30
Dusne.st under the firm Of DAVIS. uIHlLL PEAbODi
JOHN r. DAVIS,
ANDREW J. TUrHlLL,
New.York, June 8, 1855. HORAIlO y. PEABODf
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hISSOLUTION of COPARTNERSHIP-NO
by given that the Cofaftnerhp heretofore existing
between AUSTIN PACKARD and JAMES McNIECE, under
the name Of PACKARD McSECE hos been this day dis
solved By utua consent Dated at No 2l0 Naerst. City
ofNew-i oIk June !, 1855 AUSTIN PAlkAkD,
JAMES McNlECE.
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NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING.

ANY additions the aove List should be brought to the
Office of 5. NJ PE1TENGlLL Co., No. ll9 Nassau-st-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-09-24
Worcester, Sept. II. NAlE' DANIELS.


o. VALUABLE REAL Est mn,
TIFF; AT AuoTIoN:-By license of Court iii IN
% east so of c n pGG H on on the premises
o'clock A. M., the following Real Estats S1' 1909
parfh at OF the Homestead Farm, formerly FORMING
VI and Auburn, Containing about 40 tne towns
t 8he a the Farm House Barn. and othe- ace and
woodland oied in the sse some 30 buildings acras
wooded. "'s' part is heapiJ,,
"A 4 soo the Pis Lot" CAL situated j.,
Also the eastefiy Srt OF the Z" "a.
| acres. taining abor, os
| Also, the Z" Pike House. ''stuated O.
| The dover interest In pan Of the Homestead
has been set of to the Widow lence Ie estate which
sold at the same time. plan ofthe esnore, will be
at the ClappYie Station. All whomay tlnay be seen
| ing are invited to call and examine it. fpurcbas
| Conditions LIBERAL aud will be made knos
! A. FIRTH, Guardian of Betsey G.. The sale
sILAS GLEASON po----
Clappvile, Sept IS, 1856 ar.
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ReaI Estate.

es1 VERY DESIRABLE REAL ES-
ef2S TATE FOR SALE IN SHREwSBUkY.-The sub
~scriber offers for sale the following described Real
Estate, being portion of his farm, situated in the
Of Shrewsbury, viz
Of the Main street, with southern slope, and finely
adapted for building purposes for fruit growing and
undoubtedly the most desirable estate now for sale in
town. Also about Is acres Moving and Pasture land
situated not 200 rods from the Common on the Boylston
road, aud running from the line of he Burying Ground
north.
Said land is convieny divided into lots and well fenced
with stone wall and than half of which Grass
Land and under good state Of cultivation and very pro-
ductve.
The above estate will be sold low, and offers good op-
portunity for investment either for building purposes
or for CIVILIZATIONS and will be sold together divided
desired by purchasers.
For further particulars application may be made to Geo.
Sumner, Worcester, the subscriber in Shrewsbury.
ERASMUS SUMNER.
Shrewsbury, Sept. II. deop6t&w2w
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-09-24
BY ALEXANDER PUTNAM
Aitction Rooms No. IS and 6S Main sire
E0USEHOLD FURNITURE, &c ~
SATERD ~ ~ OI

III L 0'ctoc6 r. bf al ODtce,
The usual weekly sale of Household Furniture, comp
leg Carpets, Sofas Chairs, Tables, Bureaus, Bedsea
ueds Hair and other Mattresses Looking Glasses Clock
Fable Cutlery and other articles of household furniture
: % the usual Kitchen ware.
sg ties of Real Estate and Personal Property situated in
City, county State; terms reasonable satsac-
en guaranteed. Also the apprasng Of property solicit
ell Cash paid for secondhand furniture, upon applca-
ton ut the Sales Room. Constantly hand, assort-
ment of new Furniture Table Cutlery Crockery
and Glass Ware, Clocks Looking Classes Window Shades
&c, which will be sold low for Cash.
There will be sales of Furniture every Wednesday af
sTnoon at Putnams Sales Rooms, at the usual hour un
III further notice. S. NJ BEDDING, Salesman.
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Amusenlent5
.h SABBATH SCHOOL

- y
ttEzEs<aa1Ilstsl9 TEACHERS EXCURSION Sc.
AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES uperintendenrs, Teach
ers of both sexes and adult Members of Bible Glasses are
invited to attend.
Citizens OF Worcester and vicinity occupying positions
as above, are informed that Excursion to New York;
via Norwich las been planned, by which those who par
ticipass can enjoy evenings trip upon Long island
Sound, morning trip up New York iarbor, views OF
some Of the finest streets and public buildings OF New
York City morning collation. and convention OF TRENDS o.
Sabbath schools in the Crystal Palace review Of marty
School Children OF New York in the Crystal Palace, ap
propriate speeches able speakers Grand Mass Meet
ing in New York Tabernacle, Day Excursion down New
York Harbor a thorough inspection of Public Buildings
on Blackwell's and Randals Islands, &c, &C
All for the Sum Of Seven Dollars.
NIB No children or youth received. Please take as
little baggage as possible. Comfortable and respectable
accommodations secured in New York.
Excursion starts from Norwich Il. r. Depot, Monday
evening, Sept. cath, at O'Clock
Arrangements have been made, similar to the above in
Boston and vicinity and thousand pastors and teach
expected to meet in New Pork.
Tickets can be obtained Of A. ELDRED, 247 Main
street, who ll also give further information if desired.
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RACON 81 STRATTnN.

No. 246 Main Street, opposite the City Hall,
Auction and Co M M isSton Merchants,
and Dealers in
uoeks Watches, Jewelry, Cutlery, Guns Fancy Goods
Trunks, Valises, Travelling Bags, Furniture &C.. which
they offer very low for cash, wholesale retail
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HEAP GOOD s!!

We are now offering Superior Lyonese Cloths, at
25 cts yard yard wide English Prints at 12t
cts; pieces yard wide Real French Isl Merr-
mac and other American Prints from to 10 cts;
Heavy Deeges, (goOd colors) at 124 cts; 200 pieces
Plaid Cashmeres in beautiful styles and coors and
designs, prices ranging from S7t cts. per yard.
1000 SILK DRES SES!
in all styles and prices, from good Plaid Striped Silk
at so cts to the most elegant Plaid Brorade and Moire
Antiques imported Purchasers of Silks should not fail to
examine this stock.
Fine BROWN sHEETINGs, yard wide, at 81 cents
Heavy t -" s
Good all Linen Crash, at 6
Being constantly in the market, every day re-
ceivng kind of BARGAINS so that it would be an
object for purchasers always look in" whenever they
pass the store. CHAMBERLAIN, BARNARD & CO.,
$40 d&wtf 1e1 Main ST.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-09-24

SITUATION WANTED by a Young Man,
~ with good references. In a Grocery Store.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-09-24

MAGAZINES MAGAZINES!-G odeyis
IVA Lady's Book Harpers Magazine, can be had in
connection with Munns Book Enterprise, with one chance
for handsome present. and either Of the SIPS books
GENTLY published or dollar daguerreotype, for the regu-
scrpons for the above publications, can do SO on the
above liberal terms. Each subscriber receives from the
publishers, with the first number receipt in full for the
time paid for. Balous Dollar Monthly with either Har-
per's or Godey's can be had for So. Office 233 Main
street mn
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ISAAC II. UPTON, Auclionecr.

UFFIUE III Mdln pIrttt.
ISAAC II. UPTON would respectfully inform his
blends and the public that he has renewed his License
Auctoneer and offers his services for the sale Of Real
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WORKINGMEN'S LOAN AND FUND
w ASSOCIATION!

Created under and by virtue of Act of the Legislature
for the special benefit of the Middng Glasses One per-
son may borrow money to build or purchase home by
paying small sums each month"; often not more than they
have been paying FOR another member by deposting
Two or more dollars per month, will reap greater interest
than in any other way is under the supervision Of
the State and the money be lent real estate secur-
W only, 1t is more safe than Savings Banks Com
Tuncation with the Office will be answered Immediately
and copies of bylaws sent. The operation of letting
money is entirely different from any other.
Office No. 10 Asiatic Bank Building, Salem Mass
Jel9 d&wtf SAMUEL MACINTIRE, Sec'y.
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Qrp GOODS.
FALL ANNOUNCEMENTS.

FALL ANNOUNCEMENT.
The subscriber would call the attention of the Ldie, Of
worcester city and country to their large and extensive
Stock of
f A L L G. o Cd 81
consisting of
Cambria Collars and Sleeves,
Cambria Bands and Flouncings
Muslin Collars and Sleeves.
Muslin Bands and Flouucngs,
Chemisetts, Inside Handkerchief
Wrought Lace Wells
Infants Waists and Robes, the first ever offered.
Ladies' Embroidered Skirts
Laees, Edgings, Insertings,
Muslin and Cambria TRIMMINGS &c.
Also, an entire new assortment Of
3. Fringes, Braids, Gallons,
Buttons, Velvet Ribbons, &C., for
Mantillas and Dress srimmings.
HSDlfs' AND CHILDREN's WOODEN HOSIERY
N'Si'n4re and Feaced Gloves Hoods, Goats, Meripo
Vests, CATERS, Children's Boots &c.
'o1u0S' BRUSHES, PORTE MoNRAIES, PER
'y' Genuine Cologne Water,
anu nOusd other articles, generally kept In French
III of which have been bought at New York
Aue'lons ana 'ne of own importation. and We omar
10 our Gus mer that by looking at our Goods he
sewhere, they may save from 90 to 80
e., do not exaggerate by saying that our
N'OIN VI yet be surpassed, as regards quality
"'ln Uii'' by any house In this city.
added TO Stock, '-'' We nave
b O n N E T h RONS
which we bought at th5largest Ribbon Auc'iet
in New York, and shaJ sell them at great bargains '
Z. Il. MYERS,
NEW ENGLAND FANCY STORE,
21O Main Ste, Sd door from w or. House.
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NJ FAR " AND PERSoNAI-

In FARM AND ERsONAL---
| E3iiil fhoPEkTf AT AUCTl0N.-I shall sell 80
ss4A on Monday, the 24tA INST at 2 o'cIonE D y
Tn ON me premises, the Eststs owned and occned b
Levi CIR, A. CLAbk r Tatnuck, formerly the residence q
acres go 90 - ~ miles from the City Hail. containing 50
S WIN Choice fruit well fenced and supplied with
maer at the house and barn. The buildings consist
Venlent and IN good repair. cummings, con-
wishing small and productive farm ara
5a invited to examine the above on or before the
Jay Vi SAFE, as the above offers rare opnortr;t "o
$50 Immediately after the sale Of he farm ;1 no .o,
os Oh Personal Property consisting of woke ~ &
Wears od hS[sg years Old first carriage Horse
strs %inn2Wlng mill seed sower lot of rye and ost
ti, iar double harness, together with manv tS
articles too numerous to mention w many Other
the subscriber, 14l Main street.
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DRIP GOODS.
FALL ANNOUNCE MENT,

FALL ANNoUNCE MENT,
M A r TIN STOW e,
(CIark's BIock,)
mas now in store, and is constantly receiving both from
ee manufacturers at home and from abroad, beautiful
ana extensive Stock Of Domestic and European Goods
adapted to the wants of the coming season. embracing
tant. ' Va
We have on hand and will offer for the iuspeetion
oil The buying public,
SILKS,
Of the richest and most unique patterns of superior tex
t4re, and recent importation.
SHAWLS,
which for richness fabric beauty of coloring and ell
esaice oil design, are unsurpassed.
Wool DeLniues.
Soce handsome styles purchased recently in New York
eV'ed win especial reference to our best trade also
plains, OF all shades and qualities.
American DeLnines and Cashmercs,
in all their variety and patterns.
PLAlDS, ALL WOOL, SILK, WORSTED
AND COTTON AND WOOL,
complete Stock.
NJ l. RI n OES,
We can noV show our friends and the public an une-
guaed assortment Of Merinoes and Thibets, and shall
y" LII constant receipt othe same the advances
PRINTS.
FRENCH English, and American Calicces full supply.
@ A r p E rs.
In this department of business constant and pnra
@ attention has been and will be paid that our Car
per Rooms may contain nothing but new cheap and de-
straoS goods Anticipating in July, the rise which has
ecehty takeu place in these Goods the having
te aDty SO to do, ordered in advance large stock Of
e various grades and qualities thereby being rt present
stock consists of ~
'@lcets, Brussels, Tapestry, Three Ply Ingram,
and the lowe. Superfne, Fine,
OF the usual widths, al togeher with OH CLOTHS
w OOIen Goods. A nen - s,,,,orjorits
winter, suitable for and boys wear. for
FIannels, White, Red, Blue, Blue Mixed,
and Salisbury.
Domestic Goods, such as were purchased before
the rise, will be sold at old prices and all very low.
FURNISHIN GOODS.
1t will be endeavor to supply stock with these
Goods that nothing shall be wanting at the same time
memberng that purchasers of these goods usually buy
in larger amounts than from any other part of Stock
to so mark each Article, that the ONE PRICE System,
which with u5 has been successful be carried out,
at the same time giving entire satisfaction to the pur
chaser.
In thus enumerating, somewhat at length, upon new
goods received it is wish of to make shew in
public rrnt but rather that the public may know where
they purchase first class goods at the lowest prices
1t may he unnecessary, but in this connection will
say that the One Price System will be strictly ad-
hered to-
MARTIN STOWE.
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GRAND CONSOLIDATION OF THE
VI two largest and most popular equestrian ex.
hibitions in the world, viz NNeIsh's National
Circus, of Philadelphia, and LenIs New York
Circus, comprising tiDo Tr0upes Of Talented Artists
tW0 Studs Of Trained HorSiS aud Ponies, and all the
appointments and paraphernalia appertainng to TWO
LARGE COMPANIES, comprised in
ONE MONSTER EXHIBITION!
given in Mammoth Pavilion for single price of ad
mission reports by inferior companies to the contrary not
withstanding
Will exhibit at Worcester, the lot between Elm and
Pleasant SITS, FRIDAY, Sept. 18th Doors open at and
O'Clock, performance commences at IL and IL P.
NJ. Admittance rs cents. No half price.
The performances Of the combined Companies will in.
GYbINASTIC and ACR0BATIC FLATS, in which the
male Performers, will appear, the whole enliyened by
the inmitable droleries of the
THREE GREAT CLIO WINS!
WoRRELL, the Wit, WALLIS, the Musical, and WHIT
TAKER, the Stump Orator.
The propreors confidently refer to the thousands who
have visited Wechs Circus" in former years. as to the
reputation which it has invariably Sustained for attract
iveness and the fuments Of the promises held its
advertisements ami that 1t has'been augmented by
the addition Of ANOTHER COMPLETE CIRCUS, It
is believed that facilities afforded the manag
for the and qualification of their patrons with
out parallel, and beyond the approach ofrivalTy.
VIII also exhibit atFchburg, the 9th, and at South
Brookjed, the 29th Of September
SCI d&wtS28
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NEW DRESS sILKs


GEO. P. BRYANT has opened to-day an invoice of
Dress Silks purchased in New York during the week.
which the most elegant and assortment he
has shown in Worcester. Among them are 10 pieces
of the beautiful styles known the
p A r o d. S II YLE,"
'All the go" in New York. Also, the MORT ANTIQUE
SILKS, in Black, Brown, an Striped. Handsomest
Goods shown in this city. Call and them Ladies'
GEO. P BRYANT,
d12t No. ISL Main street.
BAESi ABLE GOODS FOR chill
ET DREN'S WARE, Received by
GEO. p. ID r Y A NIT
10 Pieces High Coored, Small Fg'd Cotton and Woo
DeLans.
10 Pieces Cashmere Plads, in Blue, deep Pink, and
Green,-very desirable.
Pieces All Wool Paids, in high colors.
Pieces All Wool Goods in high colors, large plads
for Chldren's Over Garments.
Is Pejes All Wool Paris Printed Defains high coors
Also, PLAID Valencas, very elegant Goods 5.4 Plaid
Wool Shawls, in high eolors. All for sale cheap by
s12 d12t GEO. p. BRYANF
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Money TO IOnn on Collateral Security.
BOnrd for Married s. Single GentIemen
Capable Girls eau be had for Homework
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-09-24
SPRINGFIELD YOUNG LADIES, IN
- STITUTE, SnrinuTeId NInss

The Fall Term will commence on Wednesday Seetem
Der 18th and continue till Christmas The regular course
will be as comprehensive ard thorough can enjoyed
in the best seminares of New England.
The number of pupils in the family of the principal will
be limited to fifteen twenty that young ladies NAV
be SURF unded by social influences while in the pursuit Of
their studies.
Expenses tor board and tuition 5000 per ysar.
Tuition will he the same as heretofore.
e D. BANGS, Principal
Court street, Springfield July a. y27 d&wtf
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WE NURSE can be had. Apply Immediately
" above.
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Notices.

HORTICULTURE EXHIBITION
n The Seventeenth Annual Exhibition of the Worces
ter Co. Horticultural Society," will be held at HORTl
CULTURAL HALL, Worcester, Mass, on the
25th, 26th, 9Th and 2SIh of Septem Der
instants, commencing on Tuesday Sept 26th at 6 a.,
clock, P NJ.
To facilitate the very labarous duties of the commit
tee, it is important that all spe linens offered for Pem;
ums should be upon the tables at the commencement Of
the Exhibition No entrees can be received after ocI
A M on Wednesday, Sept 26th. '
circulars containing the List of Premiums the Rues
and Regulations for the Exhibition and he names Of Tie
Committee will be Immediately forwarded to every mem
can be supplied by application to the Secretary J. HEN
RY HILL Esq.a =
is hoped that regard Tor the success Of the Society
ana or the credit OF our city and county not less than
the Liberal Premiums will induce ali who have the
means to aid in making this Exhibition as useful and
attractive as any that have preceded it,
d. WALDO LINCOLN,
GEORGE 7. RICE, Committee
VIM. WORKMAN of
GEO. ". RICHARDSON, Arrangements
S. II. C0LTON,
deodEW
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W WORCESTER BANK.-The annual meeting
Of the Stockholders ofthe Worcester Bank for the
choice OF Directors for the year ensung for such action
as may seem to them eSpedent under the provisions of
the 9th section of the 196h chapter of the Statutes Of
1885, aso for such action may them expeji
ent upon the subject of subscribing to the stock Of the
Bank of Mutual Redempton Incorporated by the last
legislatures and for the transaction of any other business
that legally may before Them will be holden at their
banking House, Foster street. Friday the fifth day of
October next, at II O'Clock NJ WILLIAM CROSS
$50 dtocf5 Co.I;S.
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M AGAZINES MAGAzINEs!- aodey,s

EHILD WANTED. a woman will lake
~ young child to nurse, at her home.