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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-28

TOBACCO FAMINE IN FRANoE.-An unusual
circumstance has created no little sensation in
Bayonne; during the last few days there have
been no cigars or tobacco for sale. The stocks
of the various dealers and that of the depot
becare completely exhausted, owing as it
was said, to the foundations having prevented
the expected arrivals. The smokers grum-
bled bitterly, and then proceeded to purchase
all the tobacco that could be found in the
neighboring villages. The supply obtained
was but scanty, and when it was exhausted,
messengers were despatched as far as OAK, by
railway, distance of seventy. five miles, to
obtain fresh store Ga1ignini's Messenger.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-28

SUDDEN DEATH.-We learn from cores
pendent, that Mr.. Eliphalet Barnard, an aged
and respected citizen of Amesbury, died sud
denly at the Friends Meeting House in that
place on Sunday morning. He arose in the
morning in his usual good health. and after
eating his breakfast. dressed for church. He
had scarcely taken his seat when his counten-
ance was seen to change. He Immediately
Tell to the floor and died without struggle
He was eighty four years Of age Boston
Traveller.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-28

KANzAs ALL RIGHT.-Some anxiety having
been manifested respecting the ultimate result of
Convention in Kanzas for the formation Of a
free State Constitution all will be reoiced to hear
of the happy and successful termination of its la
bors. More complete accounts of the closing
acts of that body have come to hand, and we are
glad to be assured that the attempt at an endorse
ment of the "squatter sovereignty" doctrine
finally fell through. The Springfield Republican
says, the resolution Of Mr.. Delahey the editor
of the Douglas paper, to that purport, was re-
considered and laid on the table by majority of
six, and the free State movement is now delivered
from all suspicion of seeking favor from the ma
tional administration. 1t has distinctly refused
to express the mildest approval, amounting, in
deed, to little more than tolerance, of the Kan
zas-Nebraska perfdy.
Among the final proceedings Of the Convention
the following provision was added to the bill Of
rights, in order to prevent an evasion of the art-
Gle excluding slaves, such as was successfully
practised in the early history of Indiana No
indenture of any negro or mulatto made and ex.
ecuted out Of the bounds of the State, shall be
valid within the State
Civilized indians, residents of the territory,
who have adopted the habits of whites are to be
allowed to vote The State printer is to be elect
ed by the people, for the first time in any State,
it is said.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-28

Some Of the papers have contained the state
ment that Lieutenant Governor Ford presided
over the Cincinnati Convention. Such is not the
fact 1t was Thomas b. Ford who presided
there, another and different parsonage Thorn.
as II. Ford, the Lieutenant Governor of Ohio, ia
the man who made the bold speech at the Phila-
delphia Convention in June last, and he is now
where his principles compel him to be, in the Re-
publican ranks, on the platform which was SO
unceremcniously kicked out of the Cincinnati
Convention.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-28

The "HARD SHELL BAPrIsrs" are well
known sect in the South and Southwest
They are not related, that we know Of to the
Hard Shell Democrats in New York, though
their Christian name is tho same. They 20
dead against all Bible, temperance, and edu.
cation societies; hate missions to the heather,
and all modern schemes for converting the
rest OF mankind. OF course they arc opposed
to learning, and speak as they are suitably
moved. A Georgia correspondent relates the
following OF one of their preachers :, 1.-TWO of
them were in the same pulpit together. While
one was preaching, he happened to say
''Whon Abraham built the ark The one be-
hind him stroye to correct the blunder, by
saying out aloud, abraham waya't there
But the speaker pushed on, needless of the
interruption, and only took occasion shortly.to
repeat, still more decidedly, Il say, when
Abraham built the ark And l saw. cried
out the other, abraham ,oaa7,t THERE The
Hard Shell was too hard to be beaten down
tbs way, and addressing the people, exclaim-
ed with great indignation, i say Abraham
was thar, or thar ABouTs T."
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-28

GRAHAMs MAGAZINE for December, now at
hand, closes the present volume. tt has numbered
among its contributors during the year, several
of our most gifted writers, both male and female,
and its contents have been creditable to its pub
Usher. Next year he promises US still better fare.
Those who intend to subscribe should avail them
selves of the present opportunity, so as to com
mence with the volume and the year. Abraham
H Lee, publisher, Philadelphia
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-28

New York, Nov. 26.-In the case Of Ross
Winans VS.. Harlem Railroad, for all infringe
ment of patent right in eight-wheeled cars,
which has been on trial in the United States
Circuit Court during the whole of the pres
ent month, the jury after being out forty
eight hours, were unable to agree npon YER
dict, and were discharged. This is the second
trial Of the case, the same result being arrived
at in both instances.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-28

Mr.. GREEKS PRIcB.-Mr. Green sued a
lady for breach OF promise. Her friends of
fered to settle it for two hundred dollars
/" What = cried Mr.. Green, 1.-TWO hundred
dollars for ruined hopes, shattered mind, n
blasted life. and bleeding heart Two hun
bred dollars for all this! Never never !!
neverl Make it three hundred and at's bar
70;
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-28

BRINE PoIsoN.-M. Reynal, of the We
terinary school at Ayort, Franco, commune
Gated to the imperial academy of medicine in
May last, the results of Investigations upon
the poisonous properties acquired by brine,
after considerable length of time, in which
pork or other meats had been sailed or picked.
Although the nature of the poison is involved
in considerable obscurty, its existence is clear
ly demonstrated. The poisonous qualities are
acquired in two or three months after the
preparation Of the brine, and its use then for
any length Of time, even although in small
Quantities, may produce death. simple So
luton of salt in water, after the same length
OF time, does not produce the same effect
The poison acts as local irritant, exciting
observation-disclosures and inflammation;
II likewise increases the secretions of the skin
and kidneys, and exerts direct effect upon
the nervous system, giving rise to trembling,
loss Of sensation, commissions, &c., Traveller.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-28
An itinernnt nhrenolorist stnnned All

An itinerant phrenologist stopped at
a rustic farm house, the proprietor of which
was busily engaged in threshing. "Sir,
am phrenologist. Would you like to have
me examine the heads of your childrens 1
will do 1t cheap" /" WALL said the farmer,
pausing between two strokes 81 rather
guess they don't need it. The old woman
combs EN- NTH a fine tooth comb onee a ,ceek!"
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in our next.

DEMOCRATIC CAucus-The Democrats of this
city had meeting at their Head Quarters, on
Monday evening, to make arrangements for the
coming Municipal Election A strong feeling pre-
vailed in favor of citizens ticket A committee
of "a, three from each ward, was chosen to select
ticket, and report at future meeting.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-28
GoODNOVV & HRYWooD.

NO Zot MAIN STREET,
Have large stock of Boots, Shoes. and Rub
bers. at wholesaler also at retail full assortment of
soasonabe goods adapted the city and country trade
all of which viii be sold at low prices.
d, a. dooDNow.' ..-..............S. R. Haywood.
nj diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-28

DURABILITY OF IRoN SHlPs.-The iron shin
Richard Golden, says the Liverpool Mai,
which was built twelve years ago, at Liver.
pool, will repay visit from any one who is
interested in iron ships. She has been twelve
years in the East India trade, and has not had
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-28
WOrthy of N0tice,

REV DR.. LYMAN BEEoHER Messrs. Reed Cutler & Co.
Boston.
Gentlemen,-Ilave used the Ve9etdble Puln0RarI
BatSam myself with benefit in Catansal Coughs and
Colds and have known it be used with good effects in
the early stages of Pulmonary Affections, IN families
around me (Signed) LYMAN BEEOHER.
Boston, Oct co. 1855. =
Rev DR.. Leonard Woods N4te Abbott Professor in An.
dover Theological Seminary writes Messrs Reed Cut
ler Il Co. fDows:-s From long use of the Vegeta
bic Pulmonary Baisan in my family Circle and in some
instances among Theological Students have been led
regard it as safe and effcacious medicine .
The al owe requires Comment, aud must commend
itself to all The Vegetable Pulmonary Basam so favor
ably known for the past thirty years, for Coughs Colds
Consumption, and all diseases Of the Lungs Threat and
Chest, is prepared only by REED CUTLER, Co.,
Druggists Boston.
Priee-smal bottles, SO cents; large, 81. Sold in Wor
ceser by Green Harrington Scott and druggists
ally Be cdrefutto get the genuine.
oct2 dW&S&w6m
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SHERIEE,s SALE.

Worcester, IS. November 81, 1855.
Attached on mesne process, taken execution and will
be sold at Public Auction. WEDNESDAY the 2Sth
day of November instant 10 O'Clock in the forenoon at
the Worcester House Stable, in Worcester, the following
Personal Property, to wit
valuable Work Horses, ] Lumber Wagon,
Harnesses, ] buggy Wagon
n23 dtN2S j. h. BAKER, D. Shift.
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Dr.. Coughs Colunbiun P5IIs-A sur

DR. l0HGb's ScGum biau pFItS-A sure
cure for pain in the side headache, sick headache,
tveness piles, nervousness and all bilious arrangements
These Pills with less cost Of money aud loss of time
than any medium ever discoveries; and there is
sea, or gripping, attending their Every family in
Worcester should have dozen boxes nthe house.
as family medicine for these Pills, if used faithfully,
will break up any fever if used early ard the best
thing for cold any person tried Sold by D. Scott
G. R. Spur, j. Green and others diff ol9
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Inc teiegraphic accounts state that Hon.
Thomas J. Rnsk has been unanimously" re-.
elected united States Senator from Texas, for an
nother term OF six years. Thus it is, the South
unanimously stand by their men who are most
earnest in defence of Slavery, while the North
splits up into factions, and most often defeat those
truest to Freedom.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-28

Manufacturer of and Wholesale Dealer in
LADIES', MISSES, & CHILDREN'S BOOTS & SHOES.
both Sewed and Pegged by the case or dozen
Corner OF Union Market Sreetsa few steps East of the
Exchange Hotel, Worcester Mass.
auZ9 div
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A. Prenttss, Designer and Engrayer upon Wood
and Stone Over the Quinsigamond Bank Entrance l41
MAN street House on Crescent Street All orders will
meet with prompt attention. Particular attention paid ia
Drafting Machinery. dec3O az
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Mechanics and laborng men will have an OPP
portunity to consult DR.. Foote, on Thursday
He has deferred his departure till Saturday His
skill is already being made manifest in several
difficult cases which have come under his treat
ment, during his present visit to this city
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-28

DISPATCHES FROM ENGLAND--MR. CRAMP-
TON AND Mr.. BUcHANAN.-W Washington, Nov.
81. Dispatches have been received from Eng
land. Mr.. Champion remains as Minister, and
Mr.. Buchanan does not leave his post. 1t is not
true that Prussia and England have agreed to
the capitalization Of the Danish Tolls.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-28

the slightest repairs done to her; has never
leaked drop, and will, to all Appearance, last
for an unlimited length of time.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-28

Balm of Thousand Flowers Reader
You wish beautiful complexion If SO. the Balrn
Of Thousand Ftot0ers" 1t eradicates all Tan pimpes
and freckles from the face. For washing and shaving
and cleansing the Teeth, leaving beautiful perfumed
breah--u has no equcki
FErRIDGE CO., Boston @. r. SPUR, sole agent
loI worcester. ie6 diff
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DRAPER & CLARK.


Offer for sale, and viii keep hand through the season
better assortment of LIME than can be bought M nv
ter ~
Worcester, March IS 1854 diff nchoe
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S!nae foT Roofs. The subscriber is prepared to
furnish Slate for Roofs of superior quality and Law il IN
.he oes manner on the most satisfactory terms. Sam.
pies may seen at the yard on Grove street
aplo off JOHN BARNARD
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-28

JuMPED FRox rHg cARs.--SpringJeeId, Nov.
27.--G. w. 6pmgue Of North Adams. jumped
from the New York cars in this city last eyen-
ing, While going at rapid speed, and was in.
atanily killed.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-28

The LONDON TINES AND Mr.. BUCHANAN. =
Baltimore, Nov. 81. The Washington Union
of this morning, publishes a note sent by
Mr.. Buchanan to the London Times, contra
dieting the assertion of the Times that he had
made assurances of his Government sympa-
thizing with England in the present European
war. This note the Times refused to publish.
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IL
Flour and Gran.
"Reminiscences, snperfine per bb........S9l to $40
Extra, do......Sl0! to sll
GRAIN-Gorn, Northern, per bushel,. 81
Western, ..................S 81 -12t
aye''.... .:.......................I 90
oats per bushe .-..................55 10 65c
Corn Meal, per 100 lbs. ..........$2 15to 90
Provisions.
BEEF-Roasting pieces, best, per h. to lac
STEAK, per ID. = to lie
PORK, Salt ............i2 to lac
FKESH PORK, ...........,l0 to lac
MUTTON .10 to lie
POULTRY, Chickens per b......................l5c
do Turkies, per lb. Observation-Disclosures. 15c
SAUSAGES, per pound ...'.... .........-........14
FISH, fresh cd, per &c
g 4 Haa@a., .. ..--......'...............
BUTTERFLIES table, ..........25 to &c
c,1rrsp I'd quality, g ........... 20 to CSC
EGGS per Dozen. PC
TOMATOES, per bushel.
TCKNlPS-per peck. 12i
6EE FdE peck.
WINTER sQUAsHES per Observation-Disclosures to Sc
N NI i, eaeh ..........-... ..-....6 to Sc
SWEET POTATOES, per lb. .................24 to &c
Inns per peek. .25c
The above are the prices which the articles are re
tailed IN quantities to suit from the stalls and Shops
consumers.
THANKSGIVING SPORT AT THE FULL Moon TRorTINe
CoURSE-A match for 500 betFeen G. Tom the Diver
and Taunton. VIM. Woodruff names Tom the Diver G
R. Wesson names Taunton Mile heats best 8 in to
harness. TrOtting to commence at O'clock Admission
to track 50 cents.
d Cure for Dyspspsia.-We can safely recommend
the oxygenated Bittes to readers the most effect
ua remedy for dyspepsia debility now before the pub.
lic We are convinced of their efficacy.
II Saved Her.-A lady riend whose lungs were SO
much diseased to alarm all her friends was completely
restored to her usual heah-always delicate-smpy by
the use of Wistar's Basam Of Wild Cherry 1t is worthy
Of confidence.
The Managers the Worcester Chill rens Friend Soc
ETY. are hereby notified that the Monthly Meeting
the Board at the Home instead of taking place on Tours
day Of the present week, is postponed until Thursday
December oh, at 81 o'clock P NJ
Letter from Dr. Holsnes.-Mr. Jsrnison -
SRI am aware ttat there is strong prejudice agains
advertised medicine; notwithstanding, L believe you
Pile and Worm Compound a superior and safe reined
for the Piles Having tested its qualities in severn cases
am fully satisfied tAat it worthy of public confidence
and most cheeruy recommend it to those who are al
hicted with this painful disease.
Providence, Oct 20, 1856 MI dIy
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You Know WHOM: or, Our School at Pineville.
By Caroline E. Hartshorn. Boston: James
French & Co. 1876. PIP. IA.
This is very neat little story book, almost en-
tirely in the form Of dialogue, in which great
amount OF useful information for the young is
combined with agreeable and interesting reading.
1t has numerous copperplate illustrations and
is a neat and pretty holiday present for youth.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-28
on The best materials.
" GFceseex I
m 4r,b 1,y -

Worcester BysIro psaan5c guaiEsut7Ou
on arch and Fountain sts, Worcester, Mass Tue
propretors Of this institution aim make it a COM
Portable home for nVais all seasons The location il
elevated and healthy yet easy access from all parts Of
the city.
The medical department is conducted by DR. S. RoGERs
and has never been limited the exclusive use of water
in those cases which seemed require other treatment
For terms, &c, address
E. +. ROGERS, SUPERINTENDENT.
Outdoor practice attendedto. Office hours 2to 4PM
au27 d&wtf
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MAN KlLLED.-NeW York, Nov. 27.-
About o'clock last night, the flagstaff of
Wallack's Theatre broke off, and in its fall
struck man named Wallace I. Vaughan on
on the head. killing him instantly.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-28

Purchasers of Dry Goods. look at Chamber
lin, Barnard Co.'s advertisements and do not Cli, to
visit their store before raking purchases elsewhere
MS dtf
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Mrss >. Good ara, an experienced and success
midwife holds herself in readiness, day and night to a
attendthe duties of her profession lsidence is Austn
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APPLES! APPLNS!!

- HaNS "A 4 LES -"
These APPLES have arrived from Western New York.
1900 barrels all of the best kinds and in the best condition
DRAPER h CLARK,
MI DIT. Washingtnn Snnare.
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Dress MaiSing.-PeTscns wishing to employ an
exrerenced Dress Maker their residences can he ac
comwodaed by calling Miss GLEASON at No ID
Chandler st. diff n15
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SIGNoR BLITz performed yesterday afternoon
and evening, to large audiences, at the City Hail.
He performs again this afternoon, for children,
and in the evening for children of larger
growth who have not lost love of the marvellous
Signor Blitz is the greatest magical performer in
the country and always carries the multitude with
him wherever he goes.
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DIR. A. j, HOW r

NO. AZ Front street,, Worcester
Western Ticket Oaicc.-T Through Western
Tickets, for all principal Cities and Towns.
LEONARD n Co, Agents,
huZ4 DIT 1870 Main street.
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w. A ILLIAMS,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law
No. 2 Central Exchange, Worcester Mass
III div
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school Committees, or Teachers fitting up
School Rooms with the Modern schon Desks and Stools
can purchase 80 In good condition for one-half their orig
mai cost by applying to WIN il. EATON, Proprietor Of
massachusetts, Mercantile and Mathematical L. sttu e
Worcester, Mass, au25 an
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-28

ARDS Boston Il Eastern "a,
press Co, have removed their Office to $50 Main street
Brnley Block, nearly opposite American House.
au7 ar
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d. z. ESTARR0OR

Successor to Oliver Chase No 245 Main st)
Manuacurer If all kinds Of Plain and Fancy Boxes such
Porte Aonnaie, Envelope Comb and Bit Boxes &C. sc
SHELF BOXES
made in the most superior and durable manner with Gilt
Labels for Dry Goods Shots &c.
Particular attention pad to the manufacture of Wedding
Cake boXes CT every desirable pattern.
to- ma FP'' Sts
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ARRANGEMENTS have been made for very
nice Introductory to thanksgiving, by way of an
excursion to Boston. this Wednesday evening, to
hear the great American tragedan, Forrest, in
his celebrated play of the (" Gladiator"
Tickets emitting the holder to railroad fare
both toays, and a first class seat in the Boston
Theatre, can be obtained at Boyden's Exchange
Office, (where plan of the house may be SEEM for
two dollars. Cars leave Worcester at IL P. NJ.
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CnrPets.-C hamberin, Barnard, 4 Co. are Offering
Their extensive stock of Carpets very low prices Ia
vorabe time 10 buy Mo ar
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q. ID. NICHOLN. n

II. g. q. BInNc will give instruction to classes,
INDIVIDUALS In the Ancien aud Modern Languages Aath
ematics sc, ut No. Bowion street. aai0 deodom
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STRANGE DEVELOPMENT. correspon dent
9th Cincinnati Gazette writes from Pittsburg
that when the case of Passmore Williamson
was argued last summer at Bedford, on ,he
motion to bring Williamson out on writ of
habeas corpus, three of the Judges--Messrs.
Lowrie, Woodward, and Knox-were in favor
OF granting the writ, and two-Messrs Black
and Lewis-opposed to it. When the court
re- assembled in Philadelphia Judge Kane
and his friends had an interview with our
Judges, and communicated to them that the
President had ordered the U. S. Marshal, in
case the Court should direct the writ to issue.
to remove Williamson from Moyamensing to
a 5. receiving ship and defend him there,
with United States marines and soldiers,
against any force that the State might send
to take him =
1.-The question presented to our Judges
was, whether it was better to risk the threat
ened collision am sorry to say that they
thought it was not. They had not the nerve
to stand up for State Rights. Judges Lowrie
and woodward changed their opinions and
the writ of habeas corpus was not issued
The threat, for it was a threat, should have
been an incentive to its issue, instead of the
pusllanimous course adopted; for the ques-
ton of State Rights has got to be settled, and
this was the opportunity he needed"
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Republicans Head @ uarters and Rend-
sag ROOMS always open, No Central Exchange
Republicans are invited cali and make themselves at
home at,all times. nT5 ar
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Dr. Harris. Dentist. still occupies those pleas
ant rooms. l5S Main, of Walnut street Thanku
to ms former patrons for their assistance he will endeayor
TO retain their confidence which he aters hms, he ha
Won and to gain that of oil others, who may favor him
with their patronage,
His Artificial Teeth, which have given such genera
satisfaction are inserted in all the sty and up.
on the best materials. iy26 DIFF
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G X. NVETEIERELL.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
No. FLAGG's BLOCK Worcester, Mas
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HENRY G. RICE

attorney and Counsellor at Lao,
No. Brinley Hail.. Worcester, Mass
olo