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S%JORCE$FER MUTUAL FIRE IN
w SJk&ANCA tNNEHANE

Y "a SEN = - Xxx / q B IL FIX % IN
w TRANCE COMPANY.
AT the annual meeting of the Worcester Mutual Fire
insurance Company, held Dec 18Th, 1851 the following
officers elected
PreSjdent-AYTHoNY CHASE
FrFdSurer-FRED. Wan PAINE,
SecretGry-CHARLEs u. MILES,
DUectoTS-Ebenezcr Torrty Fitchburg; Paul Within
N9rthorlige; Amory Holman, Bolton, Alansom Hamilton
" brcokheld; James s. Woodwork, Worcester; VIM r.
Merhet, Worcester; David Lee, Barre; David S. Mes.
singer, Wore -ster.
The amount at risk December !, 1851 was S13 $40
The number Of Policies outstanding, is 1927 The
Company sustained the past year, thirteen partial and
twenty-one total losses, amounting SIS OI5 So which
have all been amicaby adjusted and paid witch The ex-
cepon OF 500 which has been called for The nett
cash funds Of the COmpay December l. 1S54 amounted to
S!464573O, which invested in Bank Stock ana Mort
cages on Real Estate.
1t will be from the Thrteth Annual Report of the
Old Worcester Mutual Fire Insurance Comp n.y. that it is
decidedly Tor the interest Of all who have property located
IN the County Of Worcester, nd such class as is re-
cved by this Company, tonsure the same at their Office
Ihey st adhere strictly to the policy which ever Sc
cured their marked Their risks are confined to
the County of Wore They insure only the safes
class OF property Tley employ irresponsible agents.
an charge only such premiums adequate to the
RISK They make assessment but refund on an av-
erage, more than 50 per cent of the premium received
me steady ncr ase of business from year year at this
Olhce' Notwithstanding tn formation Of numerous Other
conflicting Companies, and the exaggcrations and mis-
representations of their interested agents. is a sufficient
proof OF the sIunness Of the principles which tins Com
pany have adopted, and uaifarmv followed.
ANTHONY CHASE Prcs't dtI iaHi
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ELL OF FARE.



TCDE, the depression, the debility, the indlfer
snce to life the instability the continual feeling of illness
which it is impossible to define locaze, SO common, SO
hard to Dear and little ped y the robust and healthy?
We from the stomach and The nervous system,
tween which there exists the closest sympathy Want of
vital energy suggshncss in the sscretive organs gen
era nertia Of The system, the bottom Of all the diff
Guilty. I, rouse Che whole organization from the torpor,
to imbu it with life, tiyry and vgor, nd to us-
lain it in that coad on there preparation compara-
bic with DR.. 'IoRsgs IyrIGoRArIyG ELIXIR OR CORDIAL
Other stimuli may excite the dormant physical energies
Tor time, bat ike the night fash Of the lightning that
leaves behind it deeper gloom, the exhibition of these
eNhiiirans is followed after the r conyulsve effect is
over, by depression Of dy and mind, more profound
and parayzng than Tie remedy is literally worse
than the disease But the Elixir has dynamic Influence
1t not only creates condition of the physical organ
zaton, hut psrpeuates it. The animal spirits are not
only cheercd and elevated by its agency kept up to
their new level without Tagging. vegetable compound
congenal the SYSTEM upon the constitu-
ton ITSELF and reyUutioniza It, In chronic diseases of
~he the stomach and the liver its operation is all
bu. miraculous.
The Cordial is put up highly concentrated in pint bot
lies. Price three dollars per bottle, two for five dollars six
Tor twelve dollars, Q II. RING, Proprietor,
1879 Broadway, New York.
Sold by Druggists throughout the United States, Cana
GREEN. Springfield, BLISS X HAVEN Providence,
J. BALCH SON. Boston, BURR PERRY.
dl2 dTuTh&Sat&wlms
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Boston advertisements.

EAEA T. kGS y arising from distractions in the
~ Eustachian Tubes Palsy of the Auditory Nerves.
may be cured or mtgated, where the ticking of watch
can heard by pressing upon the temple bone.
Also, Blindness, from cataract amaurosis Infamma
lulOus Opthaima, cured relieved without pain, by
SIMPLE and new process by DIR. BOARDMAN. Office
rs Eliot street Boston.
N b. No charge Tor examination. Letters pre- paid
attended to. deoily do
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e S. p. CHAMPNEY
152 FULros ST., New YORK.

IL 4 Would once more call the attention Of his friends
~. and customers to his Stock Of Goods which he
is selling at very low prices, consisting in part of
AT HES,
Gold and Silver English, Seileton, and Anchor Levers
Duplex, Cylinder, Vertical, and Verge Watches
Il o G X $,
Mantel, Marine, Circular Wizards Round Top Gothic
Eight Day, and Thirty Hour Clocks.
silver Spoons, Butter Knives, Thimbles, Fruit Knives
and Pencil Cases.
Gold Fob Guard, Vest, and Neck Chains
Gold Thimbles, Pencil Cases, and Vest Hooks. Finger
Rings in great variety, to suit all Tastes,
Fingers, and Purses
Breast Pins Of new and beautiful patterns in great yare
ty Ear Ornaments Studs, Scare Buttons, Coat Ties
EPECTACLES.
God, Silver, Steel and Plated, suitable for al ages
Table Cutlery wi ich will be sold at Pocket Cutlery
Razrs, Shears and Scissors. Hair, Clothes, and Tooth
Brushes Helix Needles, Porte Monnaies Purses, and
Wallets, tog her with many other articles usually kept by
the trade all Of which will be sold very low Cali and See
Watch WORK
3 T. o. gives his personal attention to this part of the
business and all work done at this shop is warranted.
Feeling very grateful for the favor liberal patronage
for the last fourteen and half years. permit say
that shall nov, ever be ready to you the
best of my ability
My number is 267 Main street, e Pipcr's Bock.)
Worcester, Jan. 10, 1853 diff ian10
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Drp GOODS.
LOW PRICES
TO CORRESPOND WITH THE
II NJ rs S,
SEMI-ANN u AL SALE.
cry GOODS NEVER SOLD SO CHEAP
IN WORCESTER BEFORE!

IN W OktESIEt BEFOkE
GEO. P. BRYANT commences to day, MONDAY, Jan.
1s to offer his stock Of Winter Goods such prices all
economical purchasers pleased to
Many bargains have been offered in Worcester previous
to this; but is believed that Goods sold at
such remarkably low prices here advertised The
following list Of deductions will tell the story.
Whole stick of ninepenny priats, to cts the yard.
% cent De LANES to II cts the yard
S3c, All Wool Paids to so cts the yard
81. so al All Wool Cashmercs to 81 the yard.
S125 do. do. Thibet5 to IS cts the yard.
SOC. Ribbed Hose to IS cts per pair
One lot fine 255. Napkins l2t cts. Great Bargain.
One lot l2!c. Doylies, at Ct cts. do. do
80 prs Heavy TwilIed Blankets at S3.75 worth $3.50
500 yts Remnants of White Fannels, Is cts, worth 25c
One lot Of Striped Silks at y cts, and so cts
Ladies PARTICULARLY requs this lot of Silks
Also lot Silks, 58 cts in Rich Paids and elegant
coOrs, one dollar goods.
Also Dress Patterns, of very rich, yard VIDE heavy
Plaid Silks, at 49, per dress, former price $50
Also 500 yds Raw silk Plads so cts just half price,
500 yIs do. do. 62 cts.
Plain Black Swiss silks, during the sale 81 OS the yd
for goods sl25 width, aud S1.25 for the u n grade
20 Lyonese Cloth Coaks at l5O former price 81
10 Broadcloh Cloaks al Sass former price e12 g$I4
10 super do. $ll Is do. do, s2ja25.
$3.50 and 50 only yard for the steam spJngcd La
dies Broatlo Cloak Trainings at so per ceat discount
Ladies at this sale will find that they paid for cang
attention to this sale.
n. B. First price named with the lowest.
GEO. P. BRYANT,
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
READ 1T EVERY ONE,
LOPARTNERSHTP AFFAIRS TO BE
SETTLED, AND
DIVIDEND DECLARED.
New BOOks for the New Agreement 10 be
Opened She 1si day of 1855.


II A Y u p! PAY u p!
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
18Th Of tn months they will be allowed to have an
account with us hereafter, and shall take the earliest
opportunity to the due us from every de
linquent, after the above dates.
Al persons who pay their promptly will net
be called upon but twice year for payment viz: the first
of January and July of each year All accounts win be
presented for Payment at those dates, without regard
dates OF purchase In order to conduct business
cessfuy and to enable Offer Goods the lowest
Cash Prices, must have prompt payment This fact
every per in the community will acknowledge; and it
is for this that have decided that for the future
mast have the cash at the time of delivery unless the
above terms of payment be eheerully complied with
No clerk in employ will be allowed open any new
accounts All credits must be consented t. by one of the
proprietors.
We shall keep all Goods marked at the lowest cash
value without regard to theircos the time Of purchase
jan1 diff b. L. HARDON & co.
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~ BR ADT, I2 Anu Street, n. Y.
a PUBLISHER, BOOKSELLER, d IMPORTER
II Foreign Newspapers Sole Publisher of Paul de Kock'
Novels, translated soon as issued from the Partisan
press. Catalogues sent free of postage dom j,rS
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ROBERT @. MONTGOMERY.

No. % BELAMAN STREET. lw0 H00r5 below NASSAU ST,
NEW YORK.
The finest Old Ale, Cigars and Liquors. always be had
at the Bar. Gren Turtle Soup hand at al times aud
delivered to any part Of The city of extra charge
stewed TrraPir Chops, and all ether decaces, all
hours and at short notice. Lodging 81! cts per night
jluS G3m
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GAVERY's TEMPERANCE HOTEL
~ AND

Telegraph Dining saloon,
No. II BgEKMAY STREET, NEW YORK.
KEPT ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN
Meals at all hours of the day. Lodging Rooms from
81 to So per week, or so cts per night.
bella SAWYER, 3upt. JoHN s. SAvERY Proprietor.
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.0aa CEsTER & NASHUA RAILROAD

kAO r CESG Err & NASHUA RAILROAD
w COMPANY BONDS To meet the Bonds of this
Company payable in May next, they now offer for sale
Bonds of new ISSUE in pieces less than $3.50 each
payable in 1860 1865 the purchaser may elect with
interest at the rate Of six per per annum payable
sem-annualy at the Worcester Bank. Holders of the
Bonds payable in May next hereby notified that they
can now exchange the same for Bonds of the new issue
and are respectfully invited to So give early notice
OF their intention of So doing These Bonds secured
by Mortgage of all the property of the Company and
are perfectly safe and convenient security
T. W. HAMMOND Treasurer.
Worcester, Oct. %, 1854. diff ne
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%N ORC ESTER LYCEUM.-The Course o
Lectures for the Winter of l854-5. will nmence
on the 9th of November, at the CiIy Hall. and be
continued as follows, viz:
5s Lecture Nov. 9Rev. H Ward Beecher, of Brooklyn
I'd Nov 23.-
I'd Dec. REV. Joseph P. Thompson, N. York
eth Dec 2l,-Rev. John Perpont, New York
9th Jan. 4,-Cassius " Clay, (probaby) Lex,
ingtcn, Ky.
9th Jan. B,-Wm Lloyd Garrison Boston.
9TH Feb. 1,-Geo W. Curtis, ESQ. New York
9th Feb. l5,-kt. Rev. John II. Hopkins Bur
lington, VT.
9TH Mar 1,--Rev. L. Ii. Chaplin, New York
10th Mar 15,--Iicn. Horace Greeley New York
Tickets for the Course may be obtained of the Treasu
TTr at the Bookstores and of John Gray, Librarian
Worcester Bank Block at the following prices:
Gentlemen, 81; Ladies so cents. Single Lectures
~ cents, to be paid at the door
All purchasers of Tickets will he entitled to the use of
the Library containing about 400 volumes of valuable
Books, for the whole year.
The doors will be open at T. and closed al u o'clock
HENRY CHAPLIN President.
THOMAS EARLE Secretary
CHARLES WHITE Treasurer.
Worcester, November 1854. diff ms
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aWT ORCESF FER MUTUALLOAN AND
ACCOUNT LATlNG FUND ASSOCIATION.
OFFICE No. 7, 81 floor, FLAGG'S Building Main ST.
OFFICERS OF THE ASSOCIATION.


OFFICE. No 7, 81 floor FLAGG's Building, Main ST.
OFFICERS OF THE ASSOCIATION.
Presidential. n. TOWER.
Vice p. esident-GE0. NJ RICE.
secretary-GE0 H. CLAPP.
DIRECTORS
H. n TOWER 10 Pleasant GEO NJ. RICE Elm St. !;
H. H. CHANBERLtN, Elm St; WIN. II HARRIS, Vernon St. /;
s. b. DENNIS, 40 Pleasant St; GEO L. CULVER p South
bridge St; 5. P. soUTHGArE. II Church St; BENZ
WALKER, Prescott ST; CBAs WOOD, Southbridge St. /;
EDWARD LAMB, Hanover S.; JOHN FIELD, 81 Elm St.
Survey0r-BENJ. WALKER
This Association organized on he fifteenth dayaof
November according to an act Of the legislature passed
April 18th, 1881, as a Mutual Loan and Accommodating
Fund Association, the object which is enable its mem
bers to become their I4ndl1rIs-to purchase home
Tor themselves and families. The members of this Asso-
citation, by small monthly contributions are enabled to
raise fund by which if they desire it, each one buys or
builds for himself freehold residence thereby possessing
home free fir n ali membranes, ard without having
been at any perc ptble outlay
Books are now open for subscrhtion Stock at the Of
fee Admission fee only will be required the prese t
month Attention is particularly called to Circular lust
issued by the Association.
o'dCe open evenings from to O'Clock, where informa
ton pertaining to the same WI be cheerfuly given
90 diff
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NJ ACULLAlt. WILLIAMS * 60
81. Piper's SIec.s. MnEn Street,

Mooney. MONEY, MONEY.-Any man
IN mat wants Coat, Paataoons, Vest or anything
else in the Cothing line would 90 well To invest his o9
with T. D. DUDLEY. No WORCESTER HOUSE BLOCK
as he has large of Winter Clothing which
VIII be sold at Auction prices, from ae till 20th March
HIS Winter stock MIST be closed out on or before that
lime. DIFF ,,rIo
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Sb7b0
This difference in the cost produced in 81 days by
me use oil Dr. kdter's Gas Regulator, giving better
light than had before the application Of the machine
This is not the machine which reported to have been
laid aside at Lowell.
Inc machine will be put up, any Information fur
nished, upon application to me- through the Post Office
WILLIAM B. EARLE.
Worcester, Jan. ID diff ian3
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EG EN- OVAL.-E. i. ABBOTT & co. have re
= moved from their late Office No 21S Main St. to OF
flee No. FLAGGs BLOCK directly opposite The New 1ity
Hotel. formerly the Central Hotel. Where they will Con
tinue in the Real Estate Business.
Persons having property for sale exchange in the
city or comfy, will do well to call upon them.
DIG diff
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Notices.

NJ ORE LEGH The cost Of Gas for the Read
t'A ing Room of the Young Mems Library Association
Tor November, 20 days, $2345
do do. for December, &c days............... 10 so
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OCULIsTs AND AURIsTs.

TURING MY LATE VISIT TO EUROPE, OBTAINED
.pecR!y-Demarres opthalmoscope which enables e oc1
s 70 ook INTO me Interior o. The cye and see the optic nerve
equally extraordinary specuum Tor looking Into the drum
the the eus'achan tubes and throat Jacobs needs
removing cataract without pain danger the regulator
squntis; artificial tympani for instantly restoring hcane
where the drum Of the ARTIFICIAL
which look and move exactly like the natural, &C.
After twenty years extensive practice and experience prin
cpay in this city, and my recent observations during my
egn four trust will not be deemed unbecomng IN 4
that consider myself competent all those who
place themselves under my care skfuly, and 70 extend
them every advantage that be obtained In either
sphere BY new each case becomes
perfectly plain and visible Paents who have been dcou
ragged and weaied travelling from physician 10 another
may consult with positive that 81 all events
they Will be told with ruhuness what their disease really
ana whether durable Otherwise At home from 70 II
from 10 O'Clock, daily.
JAS. W. POWELL, n. D., Oculist, Aurist, &C.,
6c2 Broadway, opposite the st. Nicholas-
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GROCERIES. MhcxRREI, SALMON, SOAP AND
NJ coffee Friday IN OF September, At l0h O'Clock At 81
Dcy street corner Of Greenwich starch beef pork her
rna olive oil rsins, nga knives and forks
casvers butcher knives, scissorr che shirs collars
ceayst- and clocks, WA. CARTER, Aucttooerr.
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EXTRA PAY.

TxTRA PAx-NAyy BOUNTY LAND AND "ExTRA
~ Pay Once Land warrants. extra pay and balances
Of wages due all United states sailors In all
l cr widows and heirs promptly obtained and paid and
all kinds OF claims against the United States recoyeredby
EDWARD BISSELL
Agent late Purser q. s. Navy aud Attorney and
Counsellor at Law, G, Wall street.
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INSURANCE..

CoRN Ex0HAGE FIRE AND INLAND NAyIo Altos
- INSURANCE compsny-Nsw York, September 5, 1888
biyidcnd-I directors OF this company have this day
cIarvds annual dividend per cent payable on the IA
inst. W n wINDsOk Secretary
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LEGAL NOTICES.

r Aw--MARINE COURT JOHN RAIIARD AGAINST
IL John Hifcins and John FARRELL This ION ds,veI trs
to-day Al 10 O'Clock and facts 70 he trade
arc nkrIy % DC etched
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~ s s. ss q AT
% 81 II sssssa ,S's and black
s sss ; Z sss' Ss. s:s ns
and bk walnut wardroHe bookcases, bureaus, wash
rsf q p' ssI sas
ns sss No. bs S e wnu aa
Goods for shipping packed on the premises Catalogues now
CEoRcE COOK. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE
aS isIs'sssSr III Nassau
gsskm. large asssrmsn. e rosewood walnut Sak and
mirrors, OIL paintings china and glass table cuterJ
uENRy II. LEEDS, AUcMoNEER.-BY II. II. LEEDS
d osss az ~
q T. vrsas Co. Mo SsS tc nsss
ali made most fashionable Partisan style and warranted
Almost syery description rich material o in muslin
sg s .r s 49,
table, satuary extension tables in roseHooi oak and black
carved H game fruits &c. Win 5rocae ops
black walnut and mahogany carved and plain bedsie,
d. coaces in French de LANES and mororco dining
wood aud mahogany dressing tables ana bursads library
niuc rich painted cottage suits hat racks Of every descrp
valuable and beautiful furniture usually found in cSsn
sve establishment The furniture be examined any day
previous to the sale
HENRY H. LEEDS, AUCTToNEER-BY II. II. LEEDS
IL &So-lhursday september 9, ~ II O'Clock IN IRON o.
hc saes room - Nassau street bay horse sound and KIND
S5 harness. cost $50 Sold the is about
leaving the city.
HARDWARE. AUCTION NOTICE.. II. VAN ANT
WERP will SELL this day 10 O'Clock, a No PIG Pearl
street 5o packages and lots well assorted hardware cutlery
heavy goods kc., Also casks American Novelty
locks 70 assorted planes and plane irons Gayles
safes Also at IL O'clock, five Gaylers patent slam
haes medium zos recently finished in the best with
powder proof locks NIL the modern improvements Ca
slogues now ready. Terms A months
HORSE AT AUcTIoN,-oN FRIDAY. SEPT. I. AT IL
IL O'clock al 81 Dey street, OF Greenwich, very
fine horse 10 hands high eight old warranted perfectly
sound and kind In all harness, is good feeder.
w. A. CARTER, Auctoneer.
III d. GOODWIN, AUCTIQNEER, AGENT AUCTION
Ii. and commission merchant, CANANDAIGUA, ONTA
RIO COUNTY n Y will attend promptly TO all business
trusted his Cons:nments every description OF
chande solicited for which prompt sales and returns will
made. New York and home when required Auc
lion sales attended 70 In any part Of the State
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ucTIoN NorIcE-MoRrCAGE sALE-ELEG Ant

A UCTIoN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE-ELEG ANT
IA household furniture, costly rosewood pianoorie, Wilton
and velvet car pcs-WILLIAM T. BOYD, auctioncer.-Fr
day. Sept l0ls o'clock by catalogue all the superb
household furniture contained in the large five story residence
100 Franklin street Church. OF which made
order and oithe best Workmanship Consisting OF rosewood
panoote, richly carved octave and fully
ran,ed cost 5000 rosewood parlo suits with upholstered
covered in French satin and silk plush, solid
woodamcs rosewood armoire de glace lined with satin
superb rosewood etegere with plate glass doors richly
carved rosewood secretary rosewood centre side and
tables rosewood quarete tables rosewood cegere
with plate glass Sides costly lace curtains and cornice
Ia clocks rich china and Parian figures together with
choice collection OF valuable oil paintings; large French plate
mirrors elegant velvet and Brussels carpets rosewood hall
stand mahogany tension table and dining tables oak
dining room chairs lounges sofas mahogany cushioned chairs
rich china and cut gassware sverware such spoons,
forks casters service alvers cake baskets napkin rings
ivory cutlery de- Chamber furniure-large double
wood and mahogany bedstead hair mattresses beds
and bedding rosewood and mahogany bureaus with satuay
marble tops; wasstands match elegant china toilet
maple and backwalnu chairs, oval and square mirrors
French cngrayngs, Brussels and ingram carpets mahogany
card tables music stands bookrack stair carpets oil cloths
together with large variety Of basement and kitchen furn
ure ronware cooking utensils &C. Also at IL O'Clock in
front of the house excellent single horse and har
ness very valuable as superior family establishment The
purchaser Parties from distance have their goods pack
ed and shipped reasonable charge by careful carmen In
attendance.