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FRENcn FAsnIoNs s.-rhe Paris correspou.
dent of the Philadelphia North American gives
the following ~ the latest development of
wa,tefu folly and proluse expenditure in tie
French capital
" The cxtruyagance in dress of the last
winter will be outdone hy the magniiicenre
of the toilettes in preparation for the ap
proaching season. Enormously expensive
tpilettes are not confined to older members OF
society the juvenile part OF the beaumoHde
j. loaded with yelyets, emhroieries, hounces
and feathers. One of the celebrated lingerie
embellishments of Paris has been lately crowd
ei with lldy visitors, anxious to see a layette,
G. truusseau Tor newborn infant )surplss
ing, although intended for private person,
anything that hls ever been made ia PARIS,
even tor royalty. The long robe destined for
the batlsm-in which the little creature Is TO
renounce the pomps aud yanities of the world
is OF white silk covered with three hounces
of deep point d'augleterre lace The body
aud sleeves are composed OF the same, and the
whole much oTnamenled with bows Of broa
white ribbon, The gorgeously embroidered
white silk CLOAK has . deep aounce of lace
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-NORTuAMPr)N tlTTY FIVE EARS AGO. The
clergy were not behind Il 9 society in yield
ins to the indul ,ence, and gave occasion to
the ntms Of ministerial T. ily to one Of the
tirpler, hy the following adventure. The
minister, from the river were crossing the
bleak hills of Berkshire. one very col dly,
tui stopped At tavern t. warm and I"t som q
thing com 'ort..hl-. Calling for half mug OF
tpIiy." thoy diff red IN opinion wh'th n 1t
should y. IN a.. Of rum or brandy. and finally
compromised upon htlf All half ' rhe
inn keeper heard the di>cn,,i N but mistnok
the direction, and produced the article. cpm-
posed Of htfoteAch, bat without water. AMI
disguised ~ h.i1t nth vsry sv'it witt
ml,t,,es, r1e simP.'-hitrtii gpl M,
uu.u-p'ctn.ly took =. llng hearty hrtathIel
pull At the 1.c.ttul liquor, AMI returning t,
the ,l.i N and setting tl-ir faces n inst t..
cUttiu.N ,rth-we,trr, rrSnln 'i their cpnver.
sutton ry che ina Iiry "B-wh'r has not t.s
uc.atLcr n,d.rql,i a go,d deai7
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BURLINGTON, VT, FRIDAY. DEC. %. 1885

sat in cushioned chair. with one foot in
pudding -hag, composed Of wool and flannel.
the putting Of said foot to the ground being
physical imposSbiltv, and acute twinges Of
rheumatism flying all over him. Ills wife
caught a violent ague in her face from tho
wet room; and now sat swathed in cloths.
like mummy. echoing every one Of Tlmothy's
groana. with interest.
oh am 40 thankful exclaimed Mrs
Cornwall; after n severer twinge than usual,
that the baby ,cas Mlrthas, and not ours,
after all =
J Ishouldn live long. ifit ,Cds ours, replied
Timothy. and never want to see that or any
other baby again
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-lnE PARIS correspondent of the New
York Commercial transmits some additional
awards 70 American exhibitors at the Paris ex-
hihiGon. which were omitted in the previous
ly published list. Among them is honorable
mention Of Nergennes (Nt.) Scale Minutac-
turing Company. The correspondent remarks
" The American department. though its,
pabiished catalogue contains $50 names, did
not in fact contain more than 9j actual ex-
hihiturs. This list therefore shows the ex-
tr4ardinary fact that IS out Of 95 exhibitors
have gained reeompenses 4 proportion
heretofore uuattained by any country at any
exhibition.
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sro.- GrlAan', Morthly Magazine f or December
Tl;- GRIGG'S BAHY.

- v.lI-,00ush onnc -ON Nv NJ

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. ,.,.,,t tb,. half ,rh,,, II io..r,
f,.llr,o ll C,s,.ionad ho,,so d;roc,I,. or.
i.i..,,n. pri..., t.l,,,,I ~ ,nri,,,,I,,. Gnrn.
c.u Vi.fIy sen. , ri., mann l.: n,,,,.l
....., h.,... ami ,u,n,rn,,.' ,,,,ar Lrn,1 ,cr..
--r...,l. ..Il ,, vli,t L.., .,.,,,;r.I f.,
.,I,.',k .r.I ,,r.r,I ,.,,in, iii. t,nr.L,i.
v - r,li.ctmirror ol her husn,nd . to work
u.. f''.'" lui h.cn the main ohi cts ul her
l... Iury rai hrth done is for twenty
years. oul rov they were the richest peo-
A.. DO I,rrnt,yilln.
E..ry Tin. about the premises WAS neat
r,.r' .r and plentiful and it was the kind
li... l4t u traveller m the stire co,c1
.H.ll hnvn iucoluntaily noticed for it, al,
%! old l>1i,n coullrt aud luxnri nee :
...1 -.urttr apple ur Iumpkiu uran the
'r.. ,...jD. Ju grow IN Il proper r.gnlr
,,r,. ..l ,.,...y tr.,. I.ttiu.r uut in the most
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IN sen ATE
WAsul>G1oS, Wednesday. Dec. 10.

Mr.. Clayton presented memorials praying
for indemnity for French spoliation. prior to
1900. lie proposed only to say now, that he
should call up the subject and address the
.,enate on 1t.
The President veto message was received
last session 50 Late as to render it impossible
for him 20 discuss il fully.
He believed the single idea upon which the
whole Of the message was predicited was AZ
error of fact 1t proceeded on the ground
that claimants were paid under the treaty of
Louisiana, 1913, but the records in the i t.
Department show that this WAS not the case
lie would discuss the subject fully at a future
day.
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wv
o'e must "''e KIN" "' knnGK NJ IT,
''s'rN'u '!."p''Y'-- UT p.tnaps the young
/ "',o NOp"H u can cut UP "lIh US, una taxes
ndv,ntlgn.'
Well replied his wife with n decided
vnwn. one thingis pretty certain Il shall
20 to he'd hefrrc long. and trv to get rested
| with q good nights Socp-it'sa n comfort that
| that people con sleou'
And To bed they shortly went. nothing
| lDuhting. Baby behaved beautifully. being
wrapped in the calm -lumher of Innocence .
md except that the room was uncomfortahlv
warm. and light in nn"'s eyes not the pleas
tnt"st thing in the world. all went on we'll
II might have hocn somewhere near uii1.
| night that Tim thy Cornwall hwoke to the
'ousnjou-o'-~ of his wi'e's absence, aud a
,''"t ot nIrnfr in tic H~attinent. Stalking
~ the nlluramcnt. Of tho dreamy god, he sat
/ NIit upright. and again experienced the
pleasant c'7'icti"n of '"hv's existence
/ which small circumstance ho had quite for.
| tjtten in the Land Of dreams The child
Srren,n'd. and tren m0puaA. ns il in pnin. AMI
twisted frantcaliv on Mrs. Cprnwall's Ian.
- she s,t in the low rocking chair bv tho
/ fr"-the light from the burnin. logs falling
/ upon 7er pale and Disturbed cnnutrnlncc
What IS the matter > exclaimed her hus
hand. sprnging to her side
| haven't the least lea. was her despair
ins reply ~ give most anything have in
the world if VI trthlt only come hack =
Well. sN"ulln't care to see her ies'
| now; observed Timothy. alter elzing on the
t.h" rl'" tHtnreS rather have the ha-
y OUT "I tii> HA' hr,t Whatever 1t Is Amt
luxihuSly, plreroric. or nnvtb;nc If thar
sort =
Yes RENTED his wife hri,htenln- nm
VI .rtna often rivos it Il little paraporic. =
j st look on the third shelf Of the cupboard
there in that little FAT bottle. with the bro
ken GO
Hmotny seized the vial. aud cautiously
lropped the stated nu uher Of drnps Bthy
re red and plunged lri .htlullv, bat down il
went and then Mrs Cornwall tried 70 trot
it into silence.
IL was Of no use. its scream, became ter
riff and Sally. who cain. rushing down
from her own dorn,it,r,. declared that tn,
cuild was dying Miss Crimer's baby went
If list SIT had t,s-lnd she rrckun,d
Martha Briggs had seen the last Of har'n'
rimpthv. raSpei his witr. with q rroIh-
tic vision ui the officers OF Justice, and the
allows before, her. 80 for thu Joctor. 9o -
Don't lose a mint -
\ heavy AutumnI rain WAS r,Iin,--o
soaking, \ urtr,tin, rain hut Tim,tl,v r.r.
i,rurl "A hi,ty tyiInt. up,i Lu.i,n,J IA =. .,,lJL.
,hu oil white m ire. Itw,s ritr, dark and
he found hims j, ,inkin, in mud and mi 8
,hv rain n-o, dnv.n nnm .reitulIy-ard even
Fimotiy's equt'e temper gave way. lie
irlt about cautiously, grL>ped the fence and
'tter tearing his hands with old nails, he
htnged up directly a.Ilnst the barn door -
rIe shock almost destroyed tls equilibrium
nut remembering that there was dying ht-
uy in the house, ana that the baby dlln I
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take hlll the care ct the ttrm oil his shoul-
d'r4, ard ~ on .nnu nertN'e sl.ig'ing par
tbs with the prettlts' girls in the country
AMI Rshe'ct, (hG would rlll her Il '''cch. At
ter his wilr) he >lw her beautiful and
du.iful daughter, ON whps' account the
young mcn were troohlins him continually
hut ho would he stern with t'''H, tni max"
them keep ,beir ji.tlrce- en.y Ncrc none Of
them hoJ gnui enough for ReheccA he'd
show thep-hut the pip" had gone out ; and
timothy awoke t, re,llties somewhat sad.
d"oed, unt wttched his wiir rs she Fiiently
are "gri the tei t'hlr, that l'nksd So lonely.
only lud Tor i.r'. There should be sune lit
tie, high chairs there and chinp mug.
WINS gut I'ti"rs traced the words, TO my
7'n. or 10 my Daughter.
The mr', r.t~ "itan rpAr silently than
usual and Timothy CornNnil and his wit.
beg m O. a. void in their heirts-to emp
y iehingF%ii. th't wnrlt not he silpnred
Mrs. Cornwall went often 10 the opposite
''nus' ant SIT there tending the ,hy. while
VI ina. with TIER bright eyes and rolled up
7IeryeS hltted here aui thcre-now plunged
~ 10 tie -inH"s j" 'ui. in the m-n"!Actnr"
% '"e cd suns h>"rlt' d's''S. or slog'ng
I'f'nI ,.,e rouse. 'ro'n III hani. as s1r
swept anu H"-'i' % 'He i'76 d'-iee OF mat
h'Ss' ohe lonhd h'r hel+h'or tN'r'm'IN U.s.
,ui ana The hl'y became 50 accustomed to
MIS-. Cornwall tHht II ""s pof'ecu' SATISFIED
u remain III I,,f charge.
do Wish Mutht wouidn' lie 50 dreli.ul
'"oiee OF that '"'y exclaimed Mrs. IIm1-
t'y 10 h'r nus band On her retnrn from one
OF these visits she really seems to be afr ,id
that We Il 'aj It. or do s0o1.ib'a' to il
wanted IL over here to spend the d-y-l
t'ouINt Vt would be so nice 70 have 1t mere,
I'f ohce-it der little thing, and knows
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ENrERtEN>T-wlTu porAT1ls s.-- lueq question
being often asked, which 'au .y.. potatoes,
Is most profitable for field cultivation, uu t.r
10Th of last MAJ llmJaH q h.iI With e'-.t
kinds, in eight successive plots, tn' rpws
running through each plat 10 rather thin.
mIuur 4 liik, lightly iu tha h.i ..r0r mode
rate. Ca October loth. doug u...,r hills t.
each kind, counted and v.Il..l The r9l-
lowing Is th" result
prnclhiIw -lNu ;ul,r-, Va!gll. 2j
pounis-.e,d .mNll, > tutor, Co. each hilI.
Cli!oruias-l tuhorS, WcIs.t - pound,
seed large, cut IA u To pieces, 1, each
hill.
Trrias-l3S unor>. weight % pounds
seed large, cut in ; ri COS, 10 each hin.
Black Mr,,r-..o tul,Is, Weight 2O
pounls-serd small 10 each hiii.
English WhiteS-l4b uuhorS, weight Isl
pauuds-seei smlll, > 10 each hi,l.
Muino,--l0O tubrr,, weight l. pounds
seed large and cat.
Pukeyes - ! l6 tubers, sht lu4 pounds
--sctd small > /, each Hill
Lilaes -l2i tuhers, weight l6 pounds
seed swall, , 10 each hin.
This is the result of one trial other trials
may produce different r,snits, that is, lead
TO further experiments
4. lroWNs, columbia, Ct.
Country Gentleman Noe Is.
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nc Z and Job trn..E IE.r.
.H, ..t.y facility 'l ts g.n.. .I .-'.'a
-s..,.I.. .' efy.s a..nt ...a q
J,. THi>4Fr,.
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d.. .....r. . n,H I..,. ........ B.
.t.. ..H Ha'.r. .... ...... ... .
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-27
Anltions.

fi..s NOTICE.-BY ORDER OF CHARLES BRTM.
M;,sl BLECOM, Commissioner Of Insolvency In and
sAA for the County Of Worcester viii be sold at Pub
lie Auctfon, In the City Of Worcester on the ara
DAY OF JANUARY NEXT, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. q
certain Tract of Land with Buildings thereon situate on
the south side of MIL Brook Street. SO called and CON
tanning about
$4,000 FEET OF LAND.
Upon the same is a large and convenient DvveYrHu1
House, suitable for two families
The above described property beng part If TIE En-.
tate Of H. BANCROFT. InsoIveut Debtor.
Terms made known at the time and place II Sale.
CALVIN I. PRATT, Assignee.
Worcester, Dec. 20, 1856. d2I d2w
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MA1,RIED

At the Orphans II me in this city, Dec. 20, by the
Rev. H Clnsson of Oxford. Mr. Warren Collier of 0xfor
to Miss Louisa Gleason, assistant maton of that nstiu-
lion.
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M RS. NJ. N. Gcra Ids. Fe nnn lie Physician.
Mrs. having given special attention 10 tie theory OF
Mi wiery and united with the stu " about six years of
practice three of which has been in this ety. and without
the loss # SINGLE mother child would, with decree
Of condnce still R and recommend her services tn her
friends generally sheconders the business belonging
exclusively to qualified enlaes.
B. u'erine and Other Female Complaints will also
be ATTENDED to in connection with Dr. Wilson's Serpentne
Supporter.
Residence, SO Summer street, between Central and Ex
change SITS. MO diff
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Anusentents
WORCESTER GYMNAsIUMI

w GYMNAsIUNI
Or oRcHARD ST., ADJOINING TIE WAFER Gum.
Open from 4. NJ til 10 p. N.
instruction given to genteuen from 10 A. NJ toI p NJ
5 to 8, and to 10 Pm.
Ladies under the tuition of female teacher fo,,
3 to5 NJ.
isdesirabie that pupils should be pupcual in attend
ance at the exercises OF their respective classes.
TermsFor year SIS 90; six months $1,000; three
months 50 O0 payable quarterly ia advance Transient
pupils rs cents for each Of exercises Tuition in
In Sparring $1,000 per course payable 10 advance
j. B. BAILEY,
MA diff A NoIIwFIix Projectors.
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Music Noflce.-GoDDARD ALbRIcH's'

Music Nofsce.-GoDDARD ALbRICHs
QUADBILLF BAND, J. NJ. ALDRIcH, Prompter.
N. P GoDDAsD. 1st Violin. ". D. HOBBS. Claria net
], NJ. ALDMcH, ID g LIS. Powers, Cornet PISTON
b. K. DsLAyD, Double Bass.
engagements NAV be made by N. P. Goddard. Mulbury
st.. W Hobbs, Goddard St. NJ. Adrich, Vine ST.,
B. K. Del nd. a LOrng Brothers. Musical Head
Quarters. 203 Main n
The above Band, thankful for past favors, solicit
continuance of fubIc patronage
e25 DIFF
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DIED

AL EN-
In Hubbqriston, Dec 3, izabeth D., wife of Alden
Pollard and only daughter of John G. Green, aged %.
In Ware, Dec. 49, Bessie. infant daunhter Of A. L. De-
veHs, Egg
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Real estate.

49, FOR SALE "A two. story Dwelling House
h:; and about three ourths Of OF Land stua-
LII. ted in the village ofNorth Charlton, about mile
from 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
well calculated for two families
Also about acres Of Land, lying the opposite side
OF said road, with small Barn tn reon 1t will be sold
at low price separately all together, and liberal
ere lit gwen for most of the purchase money and is de-
sirable location for boot shoemaker, other s-
chanic. LOS A. DENNY
Leicester, Nov. Z, 1855. dawtf
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TRY IT-TRY IT-TRY 1T.
I> G. w. STONES
LIQUID CATHAR TIC,
AND FAMILY PHvsIC.


The important discovery made in Medical Sesnes
being e0n,poundB Bdrks and Roots schich forms TIE
most ponerJd safe, and agreeable physic Offer
ed 10 the public.
E necessity Of such medicine has long been felt both
by the heads Of families and physicians. It's advanta
g Cahartics given 10 the form Of pills and Powders
u,ust be obvious every intelligent personIf operates
Immediately mud etecually upon the system, and
the time Infinitely less difficult to administer being
quite agreeable the sc II not only produces all the
elects where phSsc Is required but completely removes
habitua cosyeness leaving the bowels perfectly free
expes all huor from the blood certain for piles
regulates thu action Of the bver the stomach from
bile, nygorates the whole Nervous SYSTEM and
the cause of all local pains, such as
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Tic Douiowedur, Gout,
PAN IL The Head, Side, Stomach, &c. !.
II may also be relied upon In alt diseases OF the bowes
-D,sentery Darthoa and Cholera Norbus yield once
to It's magical influence. Again repeat, rkt N II needs
other recommendation. No family will DO without Il
after they have properly tested It's meris header II you
have tried other remedies without ruccess despair not
wlcf at hand Arc you suffering from Scfofula, six
boes ofmy liquid Cathartlc will you Would you
be relieved from habua Costiveness three bottles will of
feet all that you desire. II you afflicted with Rheu.
matte Neurngc, other local pains two bottles will FIVE
you from them Al humorA VIII he eradicatod Mous the
blood by the OF from " six bottles In short n
you require physic for any purpose, this 10 the most rs
able safe and agreeable tho taste, that has ever hncn
placed within the reach ofthe public. Y
PRICE eI.0O.
Principal Depot stNo as Central street, Lowell, SiAss
u Sold by Druggists generally.
Iusa = o., W00sssis Asyais 20 woSdviss dS6s0
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O., HOUSE FOR SALE. The subscriber
M;is offers for sale valuable House and Lot. very
aA pleasantly situated in the centre Of Norh Brook.
Held The house is large, nearly new, and in complete
repair containing IL rooms, aside from pantries and
presses it is convenen Arranged for one two even
three families, or might be used for Boarding House,
which is much needed in the place.
An excellent well of durable water and valuable
Fruit Trees on the place. The property will be sold low
and payments made easy Possession given the first Of
April next. THOMAS BOND
North Brookfed. Dec. u. 1876. dtf
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Nrm advertisements.

4 0ST.-A CHECK for S'45, payable to L. Richard-
son or bearerthe 26th of December at the City Bank
signed BIZ Henry Chaplin
1 hereby forbid all persons buying the same.
JOHN LANGLEY.
Dec. q, 1855 dSts
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Drry 0ooos.
n o M Q N OP OIL "
THE GREATEST s CHEAPEST
d r Y GOODS S ALE
Ever Known In w orcester!!
WIN. LOCKE g. co,

STILL THEY CoM-El4
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A ISL NEE's NOriCE.-Nrtice is hereby Civ.
IA en- thst haze been drly appointed Assignee of the
estate of ALVIN ". BUGBEE Of Worcester, Ina Keeper
an that tie second meing Of the creditors Of said Bug
bee, will be held the Office of TT & HOW n, in
said Worcester, the . day of January next nine
O'Clock in the forenoon which ettng creditors may
BE- presel and prove their claims
YIN. HENRY HOWE, Assignee
Worcester Dsr 1e 1955 d3t d1T
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JOHN A. DOD q u (,
HACKMAN No. 2.

Has removed from waits stable % Nsham PayksrAsppc
site the Boston Worcester papN where orders may bs
lett o. at Boyens ONCE, worcester House Block or my
residence, No. s Trum sull at.
Nospss cd CasEiaVs NJ. ais ~
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g. FARM FOR sALE.-One of the an
Hl;, best and most productive in Worcester con- 49,
H.I tanning abouT sixty acres, very pleasantly =As
situated about two miles from the Court House, and will
be sol at gree bargain. Apply to =
WIN. I. MERRIFIELD.
Worcester Nov. %, 1856. dtf
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HOLIDAY BOOKS
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES !!
MESSENGERS NOTICE

Worcester, IS. December 81, 1866.
VUNHoAAS g. KENT, Esquire Commissioner of In
: solvency, within and for the County of Worcester
has this day issued against the Estate of AM
BROsE HUFF and MICHAEL A. S COLLINS, of Mil
ford in said County, doing business under style and
firm Of Hnif Collins, copartners nsoventlebiors;
the paymen. of any debts ma the delivery of any prop
erty belonging to the said Insovent Debtor, Them or
for tier use and the transfer of any property by them
forbidden by law.
The FIRST meeting of the creditors of the said Insovent
Debtors will be held at Court of Insolvency. my Office
in Milford IN said County, on the 9th day Of January
next at O'Clock in the afternoon the proof of debts
and the choice of an asst zee, or assgnees.
d27 dlt Messenger.
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o. FARM FOR SALE, SITUATED s.yn
;;: in Leicester, the road leading from Cher ~
ES ry Valley to Clappvle and about five miles -ASa
from the City Hall in Worcester. The said farm consists
ofabout fifty acres, is one, somewhat rough) but
completely adapted to growing vegetables and fruit to
is large number of Strawberry Plants Of many choice
varieties two young Orchards or grated and superior
fruit Just beginning to bear about acres Of Wood and
Timber suitable to cut, and acre. splendid Peat
Swamp. which is drained. Also a II III, and Haru and
other out-buildngs in good repair.
Also for sale, MORGAN HORSE, four years old last
June artraveler good size, work In any harness. spot
or place, Apply on the premises
JAMES NJ. DRAKR.
Leicester, Nov. 10 1855. dtf
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Books, Stationery, &r.

NEW GOODS. NEW GOODS!
~ No. ls4 MAIN STREET.
just received, a large and elegant assortment Of
FRENCH AND ENGLISH STA TTONERY!
which We respectfully invite the public to examine.
Also superior lot of Mahogany, Inaid and Rosewood
WRITING DESKS, which We off-s for sale lou.
n8 diff BAKER, TRU uBULL, Il BARNES
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MONEY TO LOAN On uold and Silver Watches
a. - oihss rssssasl Property;
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a SSIGNEE'S NOTICE.-Noiice is hereby CIV
IN en- that have been duly appointed Assignee OF the
estate of David Palmer of Worcester, he County of
Worcester, insovent debtor and thatthe meet
ing will be held at theoce of Pratt Howe, in said Wor
eester on the eighth day of January next o'clock
in the forenoon, at which meeting editors may be pres
ent and prove their claims.
FL RENEE W. HUNT, Assignee
Worcester, Dec. Tth. 1855 DDS d3t
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i. M. SINGER & CO.,

H Ms SFNUEW q co..,
Principal Omcc 323 Broadway, Ny.
BRANCH OFFtcEs.--47 Hanover st.. Boston, ldQ
Chestnut St., Phil delphia, i05 baltimore st. Bali more,
22a Walnut ST. Cincinnati, l8i st. Charles st. New Or.
leans, GloversviIle, N x; ga Broad st. Newark N. j.
dlQ W. liam
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,-sssszsssg. WORL ESTER & NASHUA
gssz@S1 r., R.-.DLVIDEND.

Asliydend of two dollars per share has this day
declared by the Board Directors on the Stock in this
Company, PAYABLE IL tenth day of January next to
holders Of Stock on the first dag January nest
W. HAMMOND, Treas.
Worcester, Dec. %, 1855. d24 dtJl0