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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-02-17

TENNESSEE Mules Forty Mules for sale low
for cash, or on short time, for approved paper.
Twenty-Five Of the above Mules well broke.
Apply to l.. X. HOOPER, or q. DURALL, Myers
Stable at the Horse Station"
The picture in this case is not Of a fugitive mule
but of n patient and steady animal who stands
squarcly upon his four feet. He is well broke
The slaves are not well broke'.that is the differ
ence between mules and slaves. The slave has
hopes and thoughts and ASPIRATIONS even above
Marseies vests, gold brooches, periscopic glasses,
or the exercise of the meeting on Sunday where he
is taught to admire the Scriptures especially tho
epistle Of Paul to Philemon, with the exegesis Of
the Rev. DR.. Adamss Southern clerical brethren.
lie leaves all these advantages, through much la
Dor, and sorrow, and danger, carries his talent
for whie-washing and other trades to place
where the pay goes not into his rapacious mas ter's
pocket, but into his own. He never can be we'll
broke, like the mule. The better way, if tho
South would see it, is not to break him at all, any
more, and to mend those that already partially
broken.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-02-17

The southern Journals are never avorse to
fings at Yankee bargaining and meanness. But,
under favor, we know nothing more strictly mcr-
camille than the chivalry when selling niggers
At the grand gatherings, conventions or whatnot,
requiring the defense of slavery, it is expedient
to enlarge upon the stupidity, bestiality and in
humanity Of the blacks. At the Pandelly trial,
in New Orleans they were formally pronounced,
to the appreciation of Judge, jury and auditors,
zone remove above the brute" When on the
other hand, niger is for sale, then all humani-
ties, tastes and adornmcnts reyolye round his per-
son head, heart and hand are worthy of the
highest bidder. Take, for example, the following
advertisement, in the usual Southern vein, from
Tile Tennessee Eagle,
"a SEAMSTRESS for SALE.--I have eior sale
\ NEGRO WOMAN who can cut and make fine
dress as well as any mantuamaker iu the city. Sho
is besides, all excellent servant in every particular
She has two children that would like to go with
her. Any one desiring one of the best servants
in the place will do well to call and see me inn
mediateiy. B. Il. TEZEYANT,
Jan l2-3t at Esquire Roses Office.
Who could refuse to purchase chattel thus
gifted, either with without the two children
the seller would like to go with her" Of course,
for one of the best servants competition must DO
active in bidding high.-Iiiblme.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-01-04
SPECIAL NOTICE.
READ 1T EVERY ONE.
COMPREHENSIVE AFFAIRS TO BE
SETTLED, AND
DIVIDEND DECLARED.
New Books for the New Agreement 10 be
Opened the 1 ST day of 1885.

p a Y UP! PAY UP!!
ALL PERSONS having unsettled accounts with the
Subscribers, the old books are requested to pay up
promptly the first week in January before the 10th or
10Th of the month; they will net be allowed have
account with us hereafter and shall the earliest
opportunity to the US from every de
linquent, after the above dates.
AHpersons who pay their accounts promptly, will not
be called upon but twice year for payment viz: the first
of January and July of each year All accounts will be
presented fer Payment at those dates, without regard
dates of purchase In order conduct business
cessfuy, and to enable off Goods at the lowest
Cash Prices, must have prompt payment. This fact
every person in the community will acknowledge; and it
is for this that have decided that for the future
we must have the cash at the time delivery unless the
above terms of payment be cheerully complied with
No clerk in employ will be allowed open any new
accounts All credits be to by one of the
proprietors.
We shall keep all our Goods marked at the lowest cash
value without regard their the time of purchase
jail diff B. L. HARDON & co
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Az OR CEsTER MUTUAL LOAN AND
W ACCUMULATING FUND ASSOCIATION.

OrC1SG, NO. Oh HUUf, fLAOU'S building, MAIN 81.
OFFICERS OF THE ASSOCIATION
Presidential. n. TOWER
Vice Pl esident-GE0. NJ. RICE.
Secretary-GE0 II. CLAPP.
DIRECTORS
IL. N Tower, 10 Pleasant ST.; GEO. NJ. RICE, Elm St.;
IL. H. CHAMBsRLtN Elm St; WIN. II. HARRIS, Vernon St.;
S B. DENNIS, 40 Pleasant St; GEO E. CULVER u South
bridge ST.; S. P. SoUTHGATE, II Church St.; BENZ.
WALKER, Prescott St; CHAs. WooD Southbridge St;
EDWARD LAMB, Hanover ST.; JOHN FIELD, 81 Elm st.
SuryeyOr-BENJ. WALKER.
This Association organized the fifteenth day of
November according to act of the legislature passed
April Goth, 1854, Mutual Loan and Accommodating
Fund Association, the object of which is oenabe its
bers to become their landlords-o purchase home
for themselves and families. The members of this Assoc
ciaon by small monthly contributions, enabled to
raise fund by which, if they desire it, each buys
builds for HIMSELF freehold residence thereby possessing
home free from all Membranes ard without having
been at any perceptible outlay.
Books are open for subscription to Stock at the Of
fee. Admission fee only will be required the present
month Attention is particularly called Circular Just
issued by the Association.
Office open evenings from to O'Clock, where informa
ton pertaining to the same will be cheerfuly given.
DO diff
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Auftiolls.

A CCTiOS.-Ihe undersigned, having sold his
.6A Farm, known the Bacon Farm" will offer for
sale, at Public Auction, on WEDNESDAY, JAN 10th,
1885, at O'Clock A. NJ at the house of HARRISON BACON
In Barre, the following valuable Stock with other per-
sonal property, viz:
One pair Fat oxen years old last spring. weighing
AGO. One pair do do years old. One pair of Stays
for work. 20 young Mich Cows. Fat Cows 20 Heif-
ers, two years old next spring, with calf
The above Stock principally raised on my Farm is
o the choicest and moot approved breeds, mostly Dur.
ham, and challenges its superior in the State. The He
IS were sired by the famous Bull raised by Prentiss Of
Albany, and now owne by Calvin sanford of Barre.
BLACK UAWKS.-0ne Mare Colt, black, years old
neM spring, and well broken to the harness. One do.
bay, years old spring These Mares are superior
animals They were sired by the old Black Hawk owned
by David Hill, Bridgeport, Vt.
SWINE.-Four old Sows, with pig by one of the best
booded bears in the State % superior Pigs Of the Suf
folk breed, q months old From 80 to 40 tons of good
English Hay from 400 to 500 bushels of good Corn;
from l50 to 200 bushels of wo-rowe Barley fit for seed
FARMING TOOLS of every description consisting of
Carts Ok Wagons, Buggy, l Lumber Wagon, 10
Ploughs Harrows IL Chains, l Ok Sled Horse Sled,
Shovels, Hoes Forks, Dairyng Utensils, 10 Ok Yokes
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE consisting of Beds
Chairs, Tables, Carpets, Stoves &c. Buffalo Robes
good Gndstones, and many other articles not mentioned
Also, gond Farm to sell rent known as the "Jonas
Caruh Farm" situated in the south-easerly part of Pc
tersham and contai ling 12O of good LIANT well d
yided Into moving, plough land and pasturing with good
buildings thereon, consisting of good two story house.
good barns and out buildings.
HARRISON BACON.
DANIEL BACON, Auctr.
Barre, Dec. %, 1854. diff s2S
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-01-04

NNHENCE PROCEED THE LASSI-
tube, the depression, the debility, the indiTer
tofe the instability, the continual feeling Of illness
which 1t is impossible to define or locaze, common,
hard to bear and ped by the robust and healthy
We from the stomach and the SYSTEM be-
tween which there exists the closest sympathy Want Of
vital energy suggshness in the secreve organs, gen.
ral inertia of the system at the bottom Of all the diff
guilty. To rouse the whole organization from the torpor,
Undue 1t with life, activity, and vigor, and to
tain it in that condt on, there preparation compare
bic with DR.. NIoRsE's ISyIaoRATSG ELIXIR CORDIAL.
Other stimuli may excite the dormant physical energies
Tor time but like the night flash of the lightning that
leaves behind II deeper gloom, the exhibition of these
exhrants Is followed, after the first copvusve effect is
over by depression Of body and mind profound
and parayzng than ever The remedy is literally
than the disease. But the Elixir has dynamic influence.
It not only condition Of the physical organ
izaton, but perpetuates H. The animal spirits not
only cheered and elevated by its agency, but kept up
their level without tagging vegetable compound,
congenia to the system, seems to act upon the constu
tion ITSELF and to revoutonze It, In chronic diseases Of
the nerves. the stomach and the liyor Its operation is all
but miraculous.
The Cordial is put up, highly concentrated in pint bot
Ties Price three dollars per bote two for ave dollars six
for twelve dollars. 0 IL. RING, Proprietor,
100 Broadway, New York.
Sold by Druggists throughout the United States Cana
da, and the West Indies. Worcester, NJ. D.
GREEN. Springfield, BLISS h haven Providence,
]. BALCH a SON. Boston, BURR PERRY.
d12 administrations
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MACULLAR, WILLIAMS & GO
27I PiPer's Block, Mnin Street.

SIGN OF THE FULL DRESSED MAN,
Have always on hand an immense stock Of CLOTHING,
rClohing and general wearing apparel for sale at
Wholesale and Retail.
Country merchants will find It highly advantageous to
their interests, to call at store, we can offer then
goods cheaper than any other house in the country.
In our Custom Department. may be found the most ex-
iensye assortment ." Piece Goods to be found this city
consisting of RroGdcioths, Doeskis Black and Fancy
Cdssiaeres. Cdstors Bearers, Yestings in Grenadne
and LONDON Silks, Yeluets Plush, Cashmere &C. which
will be made up at the shortest notice. and in the best
manner under the charge Of Mr. ALBERT PATTERSON who
cannot be exceed by any this city as an expert
ehceu cutter dawtf o6
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Drp GOODS.
CHRISTMAS & NEW YEARS
PRESENTS.

G Ill RISTM M AS & NEW YEARS
PRESENTS.
WE shall open, tomorrow, WEDNESDAY fresh
Stock of desirable Goods for CHRISTMAS PRES
ENTs, including great variety of Fancy Wares, such
WORK BOXES FANCY BOXES,
GLOVE BOXES, TOILET CASES,
JEWEL CASES, PAPER WEIGHTS,
PERFUMERY BOTTLES, RETICULEs, &C., &c.
Besides which we offering beautiful
FIR E NCH, WISS, SCOTCH
EMBROIDERIES,
SUCH AS
COLLARS, SLEEVES, UNDER-KE
CHEMISETCES,
Fine Needle Worked Pocket Handkerchief,
Brussels, 4 Malta Lace Collars, SI3eues, &c.
Splendid G pure Em bro iderics.
ELEGANT sCARFs, &c, &C.,
at great discount from the usual prices
Purchasers in want of CHRISTMAS PRESENTS, will
find in stock, beautiful and appropriate Gifts at low
prices, corresponding to the hard times.
CHANBERLIN, BARNARD, & co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-01-04
Books, Me.
TWENTY FIFTH THOUSAND
NOW ADY.

TWENTY-F FIFTH THOUSAND
NOW ADY.
book Of modern times by an
UNKNO WIN AUTHOR
has attained such widespread fame, in SO short
period, as
I'D A M A Y
Seven cities claimed the birthplace of Homeran equal
number of cooectures have been started to the resi-
dence of the author Of this book; but
THE SECRET IS NOT OUT
The interest in the book continues to increase
The touching story of the herones suffering and final
who see deep purpose than to amuse passing hour.
the book will be doubly welcome. Price SLIPS For sale
by JOHN KEITH & CO.
d22 dSw 23s Main street, Worcester.
AND NEWaYEAR's
CT L f T S
z. BAKER & CO, 1S4 Main street. offer to the citi
zens Of Worcester and vicinity splendid assortment of
BOOKS and FANCY ARTICLES, selected with special
reference to the coming Holiday season, among which
may be found
bibles in Superb Bindings, Standard Poets in Turkey
Morocco, Antique Calf do; Republican COCrt Panorama
of Earth; Picturesque Album; Album Terogis; Ladies
Flora Album of Birds; Album of Holy Bible; 80 Col
ored Plates; Album of Court of Louis XIV Rhine: switz
erland, &c. sc.
Annals, in immense variety. Children's Books Toys,
&C., in any quantity. Boxes; ladies' Writing Desks;
PapeteeS; Port FuOs; Paper weights; Porte Monnaies;
Brushes, &c, &c. Besides rich and varied stock of
sterling English and American Books, in all departments
of Literature
Please call and examine our stock. diff d2S
AT THIS SEAsON OF THE NEAR,
IA THOUSANDS ARE LOOKING FOR
USEFUL AND ELEGANT BOOKS,
With which to replenish their Libraries,
oRAS
GIFTS FOR FRIENDS.
We offer the following of our recent Publications as well
worthy their attention.
The Mothers Ofthe BOle, by Mrs S. G.. Ashton.
Life Scenes of the Messiah, by Rev. Rufus W. Clark
The Illustrated Lampghter, with II full page engray-
ings.
Home Stories for Little Boys and Girls, by Mrs Phelps
4 elegant vols.
The Sunbeam, by lady of New Hampshire.
Leaves from the Tree Igd ,yl, by Martha Russell.
The Evening Of Life. Gt for the Aged.
Voices from the Silent Land. Gift for The Afflicted.
Writings of Rev. DR.. Cumming. In Holiday Bindings.
Aioore's Encyclopedia of Music. Yaluabe>an ele-
giant book.
Egypt Past and Present, by Rev. j. P. Thompson.
Substance aud Shadows by Emma WellmOnt.
Dress a Fine Art by Mrs Merri6eld.
A Pastors Wedding Gift, by Rev. VIM. NJ. Thayer.
Heaven and its Scripturd Emblems, by Rev. Il, W.
Clark.
Clarke's Lectures to Young Men. In gilt bindings
Mrs Childs Lif. of Hopper In fine bindings.
The Ocean and the Prairie, ny Lucy Larcum.
Christ Friend, and the Friends of Christ, by Rev. DR..
Adams.
The Christians Daily Life A new and admirable vol
ume by Dr. Cumming
The Daily Monitor. pocket companion for Chris
tans.
Uncle Toms Cabin Holiday edition. with $50 engrav
ngs.
In addition to our own publications we have on hand
and offer at retail, large and well selected stock of
Standard Works Also the current literature Of the day
JOHN JEWETT II Co.,
III Washington Street, Boston.
d27 diff
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A UCTIONEER'S NOTICE.-Tfe under
1A signed, having had more than six years experience
IN the Auction business in connection with S. w. SELBY
would offer anew his services 10 the public for the sale of
Real Estate and Personal Property any part of the
City or County Particular attention given to sales of
Real Estate and Furniture at private residences. He
will also attend to the appraising of all kinds property
f. W. VAIL, Auctioneer,
SIT dom Office 236 Main-street. Paine's Block
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Glotl)ina.
CLOTHEsI CLOTHEsI CI.nTHESIfI

CLOTHES! CLOTHES :! CLOTHESIu
Clothes, clothes, clothes imperial forms Of dress,
Tive to the king his regal air. to the queen her cveneas
The gallant so grand and gay, the maid almost divine
would never De noticed amongst the crowd their clothes
want superine;
we look at the glorious flowers with their cups Of tho0-
sand dyes;
We look at the dome with its thousand golden eyes
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 summery days have gone
And the chilly nights Of the Pan are swiftly coming on
And the ghtsome clothes we wore when The roses we're h
bloom,
We must cast away and prepare for Winters cold and
30 come ye grayhared sres your clothes Of sober hue
blue,
Come salwart and strong, in your native maniness,
And MAouLLAR will make you shine In the glories u
glorious dress
Clothes, clothes, clothes, hurrah for the oyercoat!
Ehat we button when reigns, round body and
precious throat;
urrah for the bosom friend flannel covers brt
When winter with spears tilt thickest vest;
And hurrah for MACULLAR who makes and sells &c fast
as he can,
All that's fitting for Club" or the MIST imperial man
60 to him and buy your Clothes and you will learn to bless
The day you began to trade with the paragon of dress
Clothes Clothes Clothes the lawyer forgets his brief
The farmer the price Of wheat the lover his grief
The woodan the green oak tree that grows In its forest
PRIDE
The clergyman his text, and the hardy arizan
His daily tolls and cares when they the fun drsssed
man,
And they instantly go to MACULLAR's, and nobody
Should do less,
And in the newest styles and forms
of dress
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EHKOVID ENCE u WORCESTER
M RAILROAD CO. DfVIDEND.

dividend of three per cent, (hree dollars on each
share) has been declared payable the 10th day Of
January nert at the Office of the Treasurer those
holding stock recorded the books of the Corporation
on the 30.h inst.
Dividends stock recorded at the Agency in Boston,
will be payable at the Howard Banking Company.
BY Order, JOHN BALCH, Treas'r.
Providence, R. l Dec O., 1854. diff d27
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LOW PRICES
TO CORRESPOND WITH THE
TIM Els.
sen Ian n u AL SALE.
cry GOODS NEVER SOLD SO CHEAP
IN WORCESTER BEFORE!

IN w OnCEloA EAE
GEO. P BRYANT commences to day, MONDAY, Jan.
1s offer his stock of Winter Goods such prices all
economical purchasers are pleased to
Many bargains have been offered in Worcester previous
to this but it is believed that Goods sold
such remarkably low prices here advertised The
following list of deductions will tell the story
Whole stick of ninepenny prists, to Cts the yard
rs cent De LANES to II cts the yard.
s3c, All Wool Plaids to go cts the yard
81. so GA All Wool Cashmeres to 81 the yard.
$125 do do Thibets to So cts the yard.
Soc. Ribbed Hose to IS cts per pair.
One lot fine 25c Napkins, at 12B cts. Great Bargain
One lot 124c Doyies, at Ct cts. do. do.
80 prs Heavy Cwed Blankets at $3.75, worth $3.50.
500 yis Remnants of White Fanuels cts worth Csc
One lot of Striped Silks AZ cts, and lot SO
Ladies particularly requested notice this lot of Silks.
Also lot Silks, IS cts in Rich Plaids aud elegant
colors, dollar goods.
Also Dress Patterns, of very rich, yard WIDE, heavy
Plaid Silks, at $l5, per dress, former price $50.
Also 500 yds Raw silk Pads so cts, just half price
800 yds do. do 62 cts.
Plain Black Swiss Silks during the sale at 81 the I'd
for goods SIPS width and Sl25 for the SLAP grade
20 Lyonese Cloth Cloaks at $780, former price ST.
10 Broadcloth Coaks al SASS former price s12as14
10 Super do. $14t1S do. do. S2Ua25.
$3.50 and 81 only per yard for the sponged La
dies Broadcloth Cloak Trimmings per discount
Ladies at this sale Will find that they paid calling;
and all will find something repay tn for giving their
attention to this sale
N. B. First price named with the lowest.
GEO. P. BRYANT,
jan1 diff ISL Main street
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At the annual meeting of the Worcester Mutual Fire
Insurance Company, held Dec 13th 1854 the following
officers were elected:
President-ANTHoNY CHASE.
TreGSurer-FRED. WV. PAINE
Secretdry-CHARLEs NJ. MILES.
DtTectOrS-Ebenezer Torrey, Fitchburg; Paul Within,
Nnrthbrige; AmOry Holman, Bottom Alans0n Hamilton,
". BrGokfeld james S. Woodwork, Worcester; VIM. I.
Merrihei, Worcester; David Lee, Barre David S. ies.
singer, Wore ster
The amount at risk December l. 1854, S13 S42.
The number of Policies outstanding is 1927. The
Company sustained the past year, thirteen partial and
twentyone total losses, amounting to $I5075.S0 which
havr all been amicaby adjusted and .pal, with the
cepton Of 500 which has been called for The
cash funds of the Compay December 1s54 amounted
4o4aT30, which invested in Bank Stock and Mort
cages on Rial Estate.
1t will he from the Thireth Annual Report Of the
Old Worcester Mutual Fire Insurance Company that it is
decidedly for the interest # all who have property located
in the County of Worcester, and of such class
ceived by this Company, to insure the their Office
They still adhere strictly to the policy which has
cured their marked 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 assessment, but refund "
erage more than so per cent Of the premium received
The steady ncr of business from year year. this
Office notwithstanding thu formation of other
conflicting Companies, and the exaggeratious and mis-
representations Of their interested agents, is sufficient
proof of the sounness of the principles which this Com
pany have adopted and uniformly followed.
CHARLES NJ. MILES, Secy.
ANTHONY CHASE Presit diff ian1
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Notifies.
y LII r FAD Y "a.
AT THE s
H I V E. ~

to receive the money due the subscriber January 1s
account Those interested will confer great favor by
giving this notice their early attention
jan1 dit GEO. P. BRYANT.
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ERREoTYPES.--All persons wishing
~ good Lkenesses OF themselves friends, would do
we'll 10 call at VAN ALSrIN'S ROOMS In Union block,
over D. 0oddars Jewory Store, No 1871 Main Street,
where be found good assortment Of fancy and Ptaia
cases at the most reasonable prices. dtf OBS
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This difference in the cost produced in q days, by
the of Dr. Kidder's Gas Regulator, giving better
light than was had before the application Of the machine.
This is not the machine which is reported to have been
laid aside at Lowell.
The machine will be put up, any information fur
nished, upon application me, through the Post Office.
WILLIAM B. EARLE.
Mnrcester. Jan. ID. diff ian3
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NLA ANCE.--An kinds OF Diseases can
" be medically treated by DIR. WM ARCHER, or HIS
WIFE; ut their BOTANIC AND CLARvoYAsT INsrITUTIoN
OF Please and Seaver Streets Worcester; or at
the Patti, nps ODn residence. Mrs Archer Is PLY l.
clan and Claryoyant, and females especially would 10
well 10 secure her medical tr anent.
Persons At distance, by sending lock Of their hair
and ST. shall have In return, Caryoyant examination
and prescription.
Those who need board with safe and scientific medi-
cal treatment be thus accommodated ut the above
lnstit tion. dawtf do
\ ABAN BULLOCK-MANUFA HER OF
NJ BOBBTNs and rp00Ls Of every description for Cot
ton, Wooden, and Silk Factories. Also Chsel and Anger
Danles Table Legs Hubs, and job Turning Of every de-
sorpun done short notise shop, South street, Fitch
burg. Mass. d&wly nl6
HERBERT DANIELS,
l. A N ID y U r. v Il Y o II.
No. 1A1 Main street.
WORC ESTER.
Attends TO all kinds of land surveying In city and county
upon reasonable terms Plans made, &c
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kBASSAGE ONLY $40 FROM LIVER
POOL TO BOSTON.

LEONARD Il CO., Agents for TRAIN & cos Regular
and Established Line OF Packets Drafts England Ire
land, and Scotland payable at sight their House in
Liverpool, o at any Bank in Ireland
LEONARD Il CO, Agents
163 Man-street Exchange Building.
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Nogitrs.

MORE LIGHT.-The cost of Gas for the Read
~ ing Room of the Young Mems Library Association
for November, &c days, $23.45
do. do. for December, % days-.............- 1880
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MOTTO E.-The annu u meeting of the memb RS of
IN the Peoples Mutual Fire Insurance Company, will
be held at the Office of said Company in Worcester on
MONDAY, the eighth day of January next, o'clock
P NJ for the choice Of Directors and for the transaction
Of any business that may properly before said meet
Ing j. s. PARISH, Secretary.
Worcester December 20, 1854. dts d30
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ENiSSOLUCIOS.-The Copartnership heretofore
HP existing between William c. 2. Clemence and Joel
L. Hunt under the name of Cemence Il Hunt is this day
dissolved by mutual All debts due the concern
may be paid to VIM. P. Cemence, who will continue
the business at the old stand.
VIM c. P. CLEMENCE.
J.E. HUNT.
Worcester, Dec. 10, 1854. da d2s