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obituary..
HON. JOSEPH y. WELLS, OF ILLINOIS.

Died, az the Astor House, last evening, Dec. 20, OF
pneamoria Hen. JOSEPH 3. WELLS of Chicago, Illinois,
Mr.. Wells was native of New Hampshire and brother
Of the Hon. sam rel Wells Of Maine and John s. Wells of
New Hampshire. Mr. Wells has long resided in the West
His potion Attorney for the state of his adoption
Lieutenant Governor and Canal Commissioner gave him
EXTENDED reputation, and his manly qualities Of head
and heart him the love and respect 81 wide circle
Of friends. Ills remains will be taken to Greenwood at
halfpast 10 o'clock tomorrow morning.
DEATH or MR.. JOHN MORGAN.
John Morgan, saperniendnt Of the Brooklyn City Hos
Iial oed At that institution Sunday morning. the 23i
inst Mr. Morgan was born in the town Of Colby Com
mer, Brsconshire south Wales and TO this eoan-
Try when twenty three years Of age ten years ago
he was appointed Deputy Superintendent TO the New
York City Hospital post bio sd with much credl, 10
hms,n and to that insttuti1n and in 1851 he accepted
the appointment OF Super of the Brooklyn City
Hos,ai in which position he remained up 70 the time Of
his death. Mr.. Morgan Of mu ii dignity ani
suayiy Of mann r-quaies that fitted HIN 10 perform
aeceIbly the duties Of the responsible position he hei5
Under his management wing add I'd 10 the hos
mem, making 1t one tf The most admirably eondu ted
estsbhf OF the kind the country Toe obseq 1ies
took place at the Hospital yesterday, at p. M aud was
att nded by the nembers Of the ST. Dlyds benevolent
Benefit Societies. the directors, trustees and other
officials connected With the Hospital and the friends of
the deceased Rev. Mr.. Guion ofciated and read ths
rvice according to the Episcopaan ritual after which
the body taken for irterment Cypress Hs Gene
terry. Mr. Morgan fifty five years age at the time
Of his eeath, and leaves A family 10 mourn his loss
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w-b 10 make rational presents at this jovial w
md at GHEtNr, No. Asor Baase, Of
eguallt embroidered and plain shirts six ~
ctava uos stocks pocket handkerchief roves travel log
shsws elegantly mounted umbrellas and canes, brushes
dressing perumery French perfumes general variety
OF super5 shirt studs and diversity Of other ancy AscIcs
ri memorials II uicndabip
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ANrRrcAYs DIFD acknowledgements has been
received at the State Department at Washiny ton
that Warren Iangmasd died ut Hobart Town, and
Johp Henson and Henry ksarpey died Of Melbourne
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Ladit - Dress Com bs--Every Desirable Pat
term in tortoise she'll &c also, the French style in ivory
Just imported. For sale by A. j. SAUNDERS, No. 3s7
broadway.
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Portable Dressing Cases Of tho Subscri bera,
own manufacture which IN surpass The
ed being finish ed In the eul amer, containing all
that Is for the toilet nj A. J. SAUNDERS
Astor HGuse and 2s7 81 oadwnY.
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Death Of Judge Dorsey of Maryland.

BALTIMORE, Dec. 20, 1855.
Judge Dorsey formerly Chief Justice OF Maryland died
at his residence at Mlicott Mills, to-day OF paralysis.
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THE LATEST NEWS
BY ELECTRIC AND PRINTING TElEGRApHs.

Confession or the Murderer OF Mathews at
New Haven.
NEW HAVEN, Dec. %, 1885,
Samuel Sly, weak minded fanas, has confessed the
murder Of Justus Mathews. sys conade stes male and
female pretend to have revelations from Heaven and the
deceased killed because he had evil spirit which
tcrmented sys sister, prophecies that pretends to
have risen from the dead.
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Firei FIrci Efre!iI-Wet and Dsmagc<a
carpets rugs, mats oil c,ohs &r bv tho late Gre be sold
on al tremendous bargains, q les Bowery.
j. LENRY ANDERSON AGO.
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gloves rich ties scarf cavas robes
shirts moor raImes.s Sc 4c Anew and splendid
~ the old established stand ~ Wm Jennings Co
s3l broadway, third door aoos the Aston House.
j a.. pAHsEfIE
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Fine Cutlery .--IEvery Variety OF Pen.
pocket and sporting knives with fine of razor
which VIII be warranted to the purchaser ut A. j. SAUN
Dkks', No. Aston House end 3S7 Broadway.
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United States suprep,e Court.

WELLINGTON, Dec. 26, 1850.
No. 2s--Jecker, Zorro Co. ct al, appellants. Argu-
ment commenced by Mr.. Coke for appellants, and
inued by Mr. Keys for the appellees.
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The much admired TO- their arrang
elegant finish at the las fair the American Institute Tor sale
by A. &J. sAUNDkhs, 3S7 Broadway.
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the AIaba,ns at Savannah.

Arrival OF the Alabama NJ Savannnh.
SAVANNAH, Dec. 20, 1856.
The steamship Alabama has arrived here from New
York, with all en- board we'll
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Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA. Dec 20, 1865
Stocks firm. We quote Pennsylvania SIS at 84A; Read
ing Railroad, 46N Long Island 1917 Morris Canal ID;
Pennsylvania Railroad, 435s.
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Japanese and Chinese Goods, slc.-CnmcI,s
hair shawls. scafs and borderus pineapple dfess gocs
randkcrcb!c scarfs Ac Eas, India noseiues aud cur,
t!ss Chinese Of all sizes RIGA Canton oIns ses
painted feather nns Of sives carved ivory Ac
including me greatest variety q fancy aud sove good. b
lopnd pbf fyM FQVNTAlGs, w Broadway,
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Mt Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Dec. 20, 1855.
Christmas passed off quietly here 1t raned hard all
day. This morning the weather IS clear and cold.
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chasing would do well 10 cali assortment
sida combs dressing combs &C, wedding aud vng cards
engraved and printed. hUNILEY a fARGfs,
a rs alrav
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DO, A. clohibs great variety Partcn az attention
invited heir OF de chnmore tea earfs
muners 6c Ae, all Of which suab lon Holiday oens
4ps Ting purchased 81 A. GO for holiday present.
be exchanp ed by the recipient " dies
No deviation from marked prices. ALFRED MUNRDE
CO., al BROADWAY befwe-n Howard and Grand streets
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Furs for the Ho idays, I'm Great Variety.
iomd at WHITES, a2l broadway opposite the Broadway
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be more apr opriae New Years gift 10 n lady than
beauni set Of ur,i bans's sock eoinpcs mink, sab,e
narfen ernie, bcb, chDchla squirrel rock rtsn
The cspes ppet, mpr cus varying n price,
from $50 10 $50 arc furs OF different styles
equally cheap. Cur WHO lonrg for a present
hat viii be appreciated advised to make sees.
uon At BANIA's 100 ehnal street, OF Wooster.
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Masonic Gamc..a for New Years Preaeuts.--
Navo the pattern gold compris-
ing th stuGs see buttons breast pins Studs So; the
sleeve buttons, IS the
DRUNMoND,s AL GRIND s,rcet
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Full sui Of clothes, patcrt Gather boos &c. where
your hat That old cte vent DO You that
we hsi when you make call Yes but tho dies yoi
THROUGH The widow just IN KNOX You'll find him a
The corr er Of Broadway and Fulton street. and get
hats without bch hope pass lem IN
Really knoAs bats The cheapest and hs
The most dur able that In America
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grapbs, aud dst pe with al p
taken at X. A LtWIN Ii2 Chatham street Prices moIe
rate NO connection ,ih apy other gallery
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Pinnoforfss, Fi,t eremrum.--e. ~

elegant ment Of paper u4che travelling
DRESSING casss workh1xe-, sncy good nle cutlery &C.
Wedding and visiting caI6@ ngraved and ofiut-d.
HUNILtY a FAkGis, No. IS, Broadway.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-17
BY E. w. VAIL, Auctioneer.
RIG e ALE
Elegant Italian Marble Statuary, Vases,
AND FRENCH DECORATIVE CHINA.
Just imported by sIGNoR GIovANNoNI from Italv.
E. W. VAIL will sell en-

E. W. VAIL will sell en-
Friday, Dec. 2Ist, commencing mt 10
o'clock,
At 141 Main st., opposite the Post Office the following
collection, comprising maay very beautiful entirely
new styles of Vases Gard Receivers &C., admirably
adapted for PRESENTS and is altogether the finest coec
ten ever offered In this CT y.
The Vases include superb Bardiglio, Italian Agate,
Marble and Alabaster Vases of every size design
viz: Medici, Grecian Etruscan, Neapotan Roman Ri
min Hebe, Pompe Herculean and other Vases superby
carved in bacso relieve and alto relieves rich carved
zasi Card Receivers with carved dolphin and sup
potts and rich grapeeaf enriehments; splendid agate
do, with carved serpent and handles; beautiful
Marble Fountains with birds and fish, and groups of an.
ma; Boquet Vases Ring Stands, splendid carved Mar.
BILE Jewel Stands. Ash Receivers and numerous smaller
articles of decorative character, suitable for Presen g.
Also large number OF beautiful French China Figures
Groupes Cologne Bottles, Ash Receivers Jewel Stands
Elegant B1 emian Decorated Gard Receivers splendid
articles of Diamond Cut Glass, &C., &C.
The attention of IL public respectfully invited to this
sale he goods will be exhibition the day previously as
it is the nnly Of the which Signor Giovannoni
Will make, and offers opporunitu for the purchase
of new and choice goods The whole will be sold without
reserve to the highest bidder Purchasers can have their
goods packed Tor transportation, by Sgnor Govannoni
desired, at a vail cost.
Worcester, Dec A. 1855 dtD2l
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CLOSING OUT SALE
NEW FURNITURE.

The entire stock = Furniture IN the Warerooms Of
HATCH & TOWNSEND,
IN Fagg's Building Is now offered for sale ut such low
prices rs will insnie the immediate sale Of every article.
House furoihers and all that are about purchasing
Rurutue will do well to attend this sale, the Stock Is
very large, comprising all articles usually found IN nrst
class Furniture Warehouse and all marked down ut such
low prizes viii make II object for purchasers 10 call
without fail.
Worcester, Nov. 10, 1866.
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TWNHE BEST FLOUR IN THE MAR
n kET.-4O bbls Quincy FAM Flour, as good as
che bs Flour former years. and warranted TO be supe-
rIor to any in this market received this day. and for sale
BY WIN. o. SWEET h co..
n0a ar 1876 Main It,
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BY ALEXANDER PUTNAM

D ALEAANDEN PUTNAM
AUCTION Rooms No. &c and IS Main Street
EOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. go. = On
n SATURDAY,
1T O'Clock P. H., at Office,
The usual weekly sale Of Household Furniture compris
sg Carpets Sofas, Chairs, Tables Bureaus Bedsteads
BEDS Hair and other Mattresses Looking Glasses Clocks
Fable Cutlery and other articles of household furniture
and the usual Kitchen ware.
Gales OF Real Estate and Personal Property situated in
The city, county State; reasonable and satisfac-
lion guaranteed Also the apprasng OF property solicit
ell Cash paid for secondhand furniture upon appliea
Hon ut the Sales Room Constantly on hand, an assort
ment of new common Furniture, Table Cutlery Crockery
and Glass Ware Clocks Looking Glasses Window Shades
&C., which will be sold low for Cash.
There will be sales of Furniture every Wednesday af
lTnoon. at Putnans Sales Rooms the usual hour IN.
II further notice. 8. NJ. REDDING, Salesman.
Glar30 DIFF
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PRICE SI.oO.

Principal Depot at No 80 Central street. Lowell Mass
10 Sold by druggists generally.
BrsH co Wholesale Agents for Worcester County.
decl7 dcod1y
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e. W. VAIL. AUcrIoNEER.
o. OXEN FOR SALE.-Wil be sold
G~,ANSl atpubc auction, front Of the City Hall, on
VI ~ MONDAY, Dec. 2ith, at IL o'clock NJ, s
1s14zA-A-s yoke Of Oxen. SUMNER BRIDGES,
dl4 dawtD24 Com. of Highways.
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NEW PUBLICATION.

THE FLORIST, OR SINGERS GUIDE!
new collection Of
Social, Moral, and Religions Songs,
Designed for the Of Schools, semnaries Academic
and Juvenile Singing Schools
ORIGINAL AND SELECTED,
BY o. 0oLLEsTRR.
The editor having had many years experience az
Teacher and Director of Music and having ssve
raj years employed teacher and Director Of Musical
Conventions and Teachers Institutes, and aso having
been employed in the State Normal School Framing
ham, and the Normal Institute at Lancaster Mass, by
which circumstances and various other opportunities, he
has boen enabled to ascertain the Of the people in
regard to this department of education, feels confident
that it will not only meet the appreciation of the many
TEACHERS and Superintendens of Schools and friends OF
education who have earnestly solicited ts compilation
but the public generally.
Published and sor sale by W. j. REYNOLDS Boston A.
Marsh, Worcester.
Price per dozen, $780, Copies for examination for
warded to any eddress receipt of eleven Letter Posta
Stamps nib dtf&W2
EpOOKS-BOOKS-BO JOHN KEITH
~ + CO.'S Bulletin of New Books No. 239 Main street.
Tho Works of Charles Lamb, vols
Lily, Novel, by the author of " Busy Moments.n
Artists and Trademarks Companion, by Byrn
The Border Beages, sinms.
Poems of Home aud Travel, Bayard Taylor
The Mystic, Poem, Bailey.
The Modern Pilgrims, 2 vols.
The Refugee, or Narratives of Fugitive Slaves.
Mexico and its Religion, Wilson.
Twice Married
God Revealed in the Creation.
Lucy Boston, Fred Folio
Occasional Sermons, Lowell
Little Nell,
enid oSild Wife, Dieasn.'s Children. Stories.
The Land of Gold, W. H. Helper.
My fathers House, Mcdonald.
Stray Leaves from the Book Of Nature DcVere,
Richard Hurdis, Simms
India, CHINA, and Japan, Bayard Taylor.
The Match Girl.
Isoras Child
Cora and the Doctor.
Tour among the Planters.
Physiology of Marriage.
Our First Families.
The End, Cumming
The Annals of San Francsco
Henry VIII and his six Wives Herbert.
Oakheld, w Arnold.
New Hope, or the Rescue.
History Of the Council Of Trent.
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THE GREATEST s. CHEAPEST
DRY GOO d 5 s ALE
Ever Known ia w OrcesIer!!
WIN. LOCKE y CO.

STILL THEY oME!!
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TENEMENT WANTED for small family,
a for number of years. WET NJ RISE can be
had
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g. FARM FOR SALE, SITUATED a.ysz
hss in Leicester the road leading from Cher eSfs
AsA. ny Valley Gappvlle, and about five miles E=Ss
from The City Hall in Worcester. The said farm consists
of about fifty is one, somewhat rougl) but
COMPLETELY adapted to growing vegetables and FRUIT to
which use 1t is improved the time On the farm
is large number of Strawberry Plants of many choice
varieties two young Orchards of grated and superior
fruit lust beginning to bear, about of Wood and
Timber suitable to cut, and a rendid Peat
Swamp which is drained. Also, a II asa and Barn and
other out-budings in good repair
Also for sale, MORGAN HORSE, four years old last
Jane rtrveert good size in any harness. spot
or place Apply on the premises.
JAMES NJ. DRAKE.
leicester, NOV 10 1855. DIFF
o. FARM FOR SALEi.-one of the o.vz
Egi,, best and most productive Worcester, con- SsT&
I'LL tanning abouI sixty acres very pleasantly ~-@
situated about two miles from the Court House. and will
be soil at great bargain. Apply to
WM. L. BIERRIFIELD.
worcester, Nov. %, 1855. diff
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Notifies.
Nc & PAINTING sNnOOA.

MISS GRAVES gives Lessons in Painting and Draw
ing Oh Wednesday and Saturday afterno s. from half
past 80 till hapast four
FERNS per Term or Course Of Lsss0nS.--oil and
Grecan Painting SO each; Cray0ns ST. Pencil Draw
ing So.
Rooms in Qunsgamond Bank Building directly over
Office of Hon. isaac DAVIS. all diff
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CHEAPER THAN EvtR

Take great pleasure announcing to the Citizens of Wor
cester, ard to the Ltdi in particular that thew
prepared To sell choice and
Desirable DRY GOODS
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NJ UNN'S M ELLIGENCE OFFICE
We No 233 MAIN slEEET. Up SrAIRs

BOARD can be had on Chandler, Pleasant, Irving,
he Stuthbridge and Bowion streets.
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Extracts from criticisms ofths Press.

- A large edition of TEN THOUSAND COPIES Of
this book ordered in ddUance of its publication and
still an un1aggng interest continues Every will be
enraptured with Lucy-a work Of great dramatic power
and exciting narIatiye-unsurpassed by any Romance
extant.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-17

BAKER, TRUMBULL, & BARNES.
No. 1S4 Main Street.
Prescott's History Of the Reign of Phillip H. King Of
Spain.
Phenlxana, by John Phoenix.
The Irish Abroad md at Home
The Testimony Of an Escaped Novice from the sster
hood Of 81. Joseph Miss turnkey.
Men and WOmen,--Poens, by Robert Browning.
The Life Of Goethe, Lewes.
Rose lark, by Fanny Fern
Lucy Boston, red Folio
Moiern Pilgrims, Wood. ~
The Kanzas Region, Greene.
Ten Years among the Mail Bags. '
The Works Of Charles Lamb
Poems Of Home and Travel. Bayard Taylor.
Hiawatha, Poem, Longfellow
Co,chrts and Quivers by Max Maretsek.
The Life Of Amos Lawrence.
Prols Hare's Book spiritualism.
Amanacs and Diaries for 1856.
New Picture and Story Books.
Christmas Books for 1886.
Daily receiving New Publications.
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Il may also be relied upon Ia all diseases OF the bowels.
-D sentey. pisrrhoa and chocta Morbus yield at once
to u magical influence. Again We repeat ThY IT u needs
no other recommendation No family will be without
after they have properly tested is merits Header, If you
have tried other remedies without success, despair not
relief hand Are you suffering from Scrofua, six
bottles ofmy Liquid Cathartc will sou Would you
be relieved from abtunl Cosyences three bottles will Of
feet all that you desire. II you afflicted with Rheu-
mac Neuralgia, other local pains two bottles Will free
you from them All humors will be eradicaed from the
blood by the use OF from to six bottles. In Short
you require physic for any purpose, this Ia the most re
able safe and agreeable TO the TASTE that has been
placed within the reach of the public
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BOOKS NEW BOOKS {

LIVERMORE'S NEW BOOKSTORE
No. 2 Worcester House Block.
Formerly occupied by 2. BAKER l. CO.,
Fanny FERNS New Bookcase Clark.
4: D Artnurs New aok--Good Time Coming.
Lincon's History of Worcester
Theodore Parkers Defence
Crocheis and Quavers.
Modern Pilgrims.
Caste.
Lady's Almanac for 1856.
The Irish Abroad and at Home,
All the December Magazines
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4 CAPABLE COLUHc sD GIRL desires
An situation to do housework. Apply Immediately.
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Reul estate.

- FOR SALE IA two. story Dwelling House
&ii and about three ourths of Of Land stua-
ted in the village Of North Charlton, about l mile
nom Charlton Depot the north side of the old Worces
ter and Stafford Turnpike and formerly the residence of
the late Col Asa Bacon The Houseis in good repair and
we'll calculated for two tamits
Also, about acres of and lying the opposite side
Of said road, with small Barn tn re0n It will be sold
at low price, separately all together and liberal
lit gwen for of the purchase money and is de-
sirabe location for boot shoemaker, or other me-
chanc. JOS A. DENNY
Leicester Nov. Z, 1855. dawtf
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Books, ctu..ionrrp, &e.

NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
IL No. 1S4 MAIN STREET.
Just received, large and elegant assortment Of
FRENCH AND ENGLISH STATIONERYf
which we respectfully invite the public to examine.
Also superior lot of Mahogany, Inlad, and Rosewood
WRITING DESKS, which We of'es for sale koty
ms diff BAKER, FRUMBULL, & sARNES
INCOLN'S HISTORY Of WORCES-
II TER.
Twelve copies Of Lincon's History Worcester can be
found at L1VERM0RE'S BOOKSTORE, No. z Worcester
House Block
The above is the only authentic History of Worcester
ever published and those wishing for copy of this yau
able work, should call early the few copies Store being
the last OF the edition. EDW. LIvERM0RE.
j. X. BANsTER. n27 dtf
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SHEPARD, CLARK e. CO.,
TO Washington Street,
dl7 BOSTON eodIE


g. HOUSE FOR SALE.--The subscriber
M;,i offers for sale valusble House and Lot very
49, pea anty situated in the centre OF NSTh Brook
field The house is large, nearly new, and in complete
repair, containing Ia rooms, aside from pantrts and
presses is convenient arrsnged for one two or even
three families, or might be used for Boarding House.
which is much needed in the place.
An excellent well Of durable water, and come valuable
Fruit Trees the place The property will be sold low
aud payments made easy Possession given the first of
April THOMAS BOND.
North Brookfeld, Dec. II 1866. dtf
TENHE ANNUAL MEETING of he Members
OF the w rctster Mechanics SAVINGS Bank. for the
choice Of Ulcers for the ensuing year. amending the By
Laws, and any other nusineIs thit may legally come he
fore them, will be holden THURSDAY. Jan 81, 1856,
at O'Clock NJ, 1t the office OF said Back.
all dtJan4 II. WOODWARD, Treas
A TENEMENT TO RENT to a small fami-
IN ly, at % BogdOin st Terms moderate. Possession
CIV Immediately. Inquire on the premises.
al off
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TRY IT-TRY IT-TRY IT.
G. w. STONES
LIQUID CATHARTIC,
AND FAMILY PHzsIC,

The important discovery made in Medical Science
being compound IF Barks and Roots ohieh forms the
most poneJd, sgfc, and agreeable physie o6sr-
ed 10 The pubic.
VIE necessity Of such medicine has long been felt both
by the heads Of families and physicians It's adyanta-
gcs Cutarcs given in the forn of Pills and Powders
must he Obvious 10 every Intelligent personU operates
Immediately aud ecctuay upon the SYSTEM and at
the tune is iuhui:ely less difficult to administer, being
quite agreeable to te taste Il not only produces all the
effects where phydc Is required but completely removes
habitua coslvcncs-, leaving te bowels perfectly free 1t
expes all humors iroD the blood IS certain for piles,
regulates the action Of the Liver frees the stomach from
bile, iuyg0raes the whole Nervous SYSTEM and
the cause Of all local palms, such n