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Take Notice.

vTHE Dwelling House Of the subscriber was
L destroyed By fire on Friday night last at
which time she lost all her Notes and Papers.
All persons indebted are requested to come
forward and renew their Notes.
NANCY FORE.
Athens, April %, lS56-3t-396
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Land and Negroes for Sale.
SI,er;f'S Sale,

ON the 10Th day of June next, | will sell,
~ at the Courthouse door in Athens, for
cash in hand all the undivided interest that
Charles X. Bradford has in and to all the
Lands belonging to the heirs of James +.
bradford. deceased, known ms the Home
Farm, where Nancy Bradford now resides,
adjoining the Lands Of Keith Zimmerman,
Joseph Matthews, and others, in McMinn
county, Tennessee. to satisfy one judgment
for s3S.3S and costs, in favor of McSpadden
Il Horton, obtained the 9Th day of October,
1854, before James Baker, Esq; one other
Judgment, in favor of L. a. Atlee, for S2l, OF
besides costs, obtained the 3Oth dry Of Ocio-
Der, 1855. Sold upon two orders of sale is
sued out Of the Office of the Clerk of the CIR
cult Court of said county, and to me directed.
JOHN a. GOULDY, Sheriff.
May Q, lS56-6t-prs fee :6-397
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New and Profitable Arrangement
FOR TIlE
People OF 11Cov111o,
As yell as the Public in General.
4. Il. Ii u A DFO X ID,
ROCKVILLE, TENN


HAS recently determined on moving to
IL the West so soon as he can wind up
his business, and having pretty fair and well
selected stock of GOODS on hand, (most Of
which were purchased this SPRING. takes this
method Of saying to the good citizens of Me-
MINI county and the public in general, that
he il now selling so low down for cash, or to
good customers on short time, That they will
certainly do well to give him a call. No
humbug about this He is determined on
selling out his entire stock Of Goods.
Any man wanting to purchase good and
pleasant situation on the East Tennessee and
Georgia Rail Road, to retail Goods, will do
well to call and see him, as he wants TO sell
his property at Riceville. consisting Of Store
House and Dwelling, all of which can be
purchased on very reasonable terms.
All persons indebted to him by account for
the years ls54-5 will please call in and close
them up by Cash or Note, soon, as he must
wind up his business. May 9. 1856
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A GREAT Doc.-rhe Chicago Journal
says:
"Mr. Price, Of the firm of Price g. Fisher,
of this city, has arrived from Green Bay in a
novel turn out. He drove the entire distarce
in n light sleigh, drawn by siagle dog,
averaging thirty miles day."
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nj o d Ell Clothing Store.

HAVE just received one OF the largest and finest
Il stocks OF READY-NADE CLOTHING that has
been opened In this Market which was selected
with the greatest by who is well posted up in
Fashions and In the value of Clothing and all Of which
made to order and to 1T. The stock is general,
and consists In part Of Coats all styles Pants, to suit
the most fastidious Vests, plain and fancy; Shirts;
Drawers; Cravats great Variety Collars of the latest
cut Hosiery Of all descriptions; fine Calf Skin Stitched
boots and Shoes the latest style Caters; Chldren's
Shoes &C. Also, a fine assortment of Hats, of the
most approved styles. Together with numberess other
articles OF which shall attempt to speak here but
will take the greatest pleasure In showing to all who
may favor me with a call All Of which are offered for
sale cheap for cash--no humbug about 1t
may 9-1y399 W. c. HAINES.
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More Likely Negroes.

IL ING q PHILIIPS, McMinn county,
IN Tenn, have another lot Of very likely
Young Negroes for sale. Boys weighing from
rs to lis ponnds-and few likely girls, -
March %, lsb6--tf-392,
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.R There was n severe thunder storm at
Richmond on Friday night S. Scott's dwell
ling was struck by lightning and injured.
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80
Assisted by an a6t
A New Volume will cont
HNllE standard charal
Il In the previous vd
mendation from our pal
continue to add to their
now has some Of the
tributors, and we shall
We shall continue witt
Illustrations b
We propose special IN
ment and accompany
NOTHING OF A sEcrARI
pages. The work no
denominations, and
printed on the finest
two double column oc
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New Goods for the Million !

N6W OUUuS lUF LIl0 MllllOu
a. C6TAGT Go 60.
"OULD respectfully call the attention Of
w the people to the splendid assortment of
Spring and Summer Goods,
Just received, at their new Brick Corner with
Iron Front, which were purchased on the best
terms and are now offered at as low rates as
such Goods can be purchased any where in
the State
For the LADIES, they have the latest
styles of Dress Goods Trimmings Muslins.
Prints, Linens, Laces, handkerchief, Hosiery
and Gloves. Also, the Bonnets and Trimmings.
A large stock Of GENTLEMEN WEAR,
such MS Cloths, Cassimers, Satinets. Vestings,
Tweeds, Drillings, DC, dc. READY MADE
CLOTHING, Hats, Boots and Shoes.
Drugs and Medicines. Paints and Dye stuffs,
Hardware, Cutlery and Queensware, Groce-
ries, Iron, Steel, Nails and Castings, besides
every other article usually kept in retail
Stores. Give them CALI They consider it
no trouble to show Goods. They are deter.
mined not to be undersold.
e5y- All kinds Of Country Produce taken
in exchange for Goods May 1887
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THIS BLACK REPUBLICAN, PROGRAMME FOR

Tbs BLACK REPUBLICAN, PROGRAMME FOR
THE PRESIDENTIAL CoSTnsT.- The New
York Tribune of the lst instant contains a
letter from which we extract tho following
programme for the Presidential contest:
"Whatever may be the differences ofopinion
in other States in regard to the nomination
for President, there is certainly none in Mas
sachusetts. Fremont alone is thought OF.
have not yet met with any one who proposes
another candidate. This preference, to be
sure, is founded altogether on considerations
of availability. II the republican nomination
were equivalent to an eviction, we should
undoubtedly have very different state Of
feeling. But it is our obvious policy to takc
new man-onc who has not 10 overcome
established pr,judiccs or long standing and
bitter animosiiics. However absurd or un.
just these prejudices and animosities may be,
it is neither wise nor safe to disregard them
in the present unsettled and delicate condition
of our politics. Nine!y.ninc in II hundred Of
the republicans of Massachusetts would un.
doubtedly prefer for President Seward or
Chase, or several other gentlemen who could
be mentioned, rather than Fremont: but when
the question of preference is reduced to the
| practical issue whether we shall nominate
| Seward or Chase and be- defeated, or Fremont
and elect him, there is but one answer to be
given"
''Of the effect of any nomination that may
be made on the States west of the Hudson !
can say nothing but think have the means
OF forming toleraby accurate opinion about
New England. Stewards nomination would
be distasteful 10 the democrats, the bunker
wings, aud peculiarly disiastcIul to the know
nothings, to whom scarcely any man is more
obnoxiuas. Nov, TO affect anything at the
approaching election, we must gain over large
numbers from all these parties. Our own
strength is not sufficient to carry II single
New England State. But, with candidate
not personally obnoxious to these three par
ties, We can win largely from all of them on
the platform Of opposition to the extension Of
slavery"
This is unqucs,ionably the plan for the
campaign which is ut present most in favor
with the black republican managers.
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Ladies' Christian Annual,
IN, ErIroR.

Sh y, EtlrOk.
a6t Of Contributors.
ONT nth the July No., 1856.
are he articles introduced
W u met with just COM
pa~ the press. We shall
ieir u interest. The work
Rof the day for con-
W }mes to the list.
~ beauty and value our
. a sngrdrin0s.
iw both In this depart
ess. As heretofore,
u fnd place on Its
ing all the leading
APPRECIATION. II lis
=, and contains thirty
c1 les monthly.
~ fmNA
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Rittenhouse Academy,

tut WufCs UHu cHhWIebs
TUyHE Summer Session OF this Institution will COM
III mence on the first Monday Of May next. An I'M
prosperity Of years deemed TO be
sufficient Of the School, Rates Of tut
ton as heretofore. II. w. Won ALDEiI0fF,
Kingston, April l54t-39o Principal.
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CONFECTIONERY S.- Candles, Raisins,
" Prunes, Figs, Almonds, Filberts, English wanuts,
&C., by [may 81 W. G. HAINES, Cleveland.
Paints and Dyc-StuGS.

G<IGARS.-A superior article OF Cigars; Also, No.
~ Chewing Tobacco-always on hand and for sale
by may o. W. G. HAINES, Cleveland.
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Cost an0 Sound.

GvE& STRAYED-Prom the pen of the sub
scriber, specked Pig, weighing about 100 lbs.
49, Whoever will leave word at the Providence &
Worcester Depot where said pig may be found will be
suitably rewarded MANTON HARRIS
Worcester, June 10, 1856. d3ts
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Il. B. LAMSON & co.,
Putuam's Auction Rooms,


Regular Sales at Auction, for Horses Carriages Wag-
ons Harnesses, &C., will take place EVERY SATURDAY
MORNING, at l0A O'Clock, in front of Sales Rooms
Also, Regular Sales at Auction will be held EVERY
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, commencing at O'clock at
office, when will be offered for sale New and Second and
Furniture Dry Goods Hardware Table Cutlery Boots
Shoes Groceries, and Produce aud every description Of
property that may be consigned to them on sale They
will also give their personal attention sales any part
Of the County or State; such as Administrators AS
sgnee's Sherifs and Morgagee's Sales of Farms and
Farmers Stock Real Estate Houses Furniture private
residences, &c. Charges reasonable.
They will also attend to the selling Of Real Estate or
any other kind of property at private SALE Liberal cash
advances made on property left on sale.
EVENING SALES of Dry and Fancy Goods Watches,
Clocks Jewery, Cutlery, Hardware, Boots Shoes Ready
Made Clothing, &C. Consgnments of all descriptions Of
property respectfully solicited.
N. B Constantly on hand assortment OF New and
Second Hand Furniture, AT PRIVATE SALE, Low FOR
Cash paid for Secondhand Furniture upon application
at The Auction Room.
Having had twenty years experience in selling in this
county f. Lamson is confident he will be able to give
satisfaction to all that wish his services
II. b. L. will also attend to the apprasing Of property
REFERENoEs Hon Isaac Davis, George W. Richard
son. Esq, John Boyden, Esq, Gen. Geo. HOBBS Charles
Is Frat, Alex. Putnam. ELI B. HANSON,
LEVI GOSS,
mid dawd EDWIN II. LOWELL.
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Our goods have all been selected with the greatest
both In regard to price and quality from Boston and
New YORK markets, and have not only been bought for
casb but what Is far more for the advantage of those
who may ratronize us, they will be sold for cash. by
doing business on the cash systtm, avoid many ex.
penses and which all are subject TO thai do credit
business such as bookkeepers salary bad debts interest
on bills moi paid, &c, and can therefore afford 10 sell
cteoper than those doing credit business. Our goods
are all new and Of the best qunity, and will be sold at
the very lowest remuneratiye prices liberal patron.
age solicited Perfect satisfaction warranted Goods de.
liyered in any part Of the city nee. 80. BEMIs
Worcester June 2. eodu w. w. SADLER
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By K. w. VAIL, Auetoneer.
O. o. ASSlGN EE'S SALE OF A LARGE AND
aEiiil VALUABLE L0r OF REAL ESTATE

O. ASSlGNEE'S SALE OF A LARGE AND
M VALUABLE L0P OF REAL ESTATE
&4A4s~ 4 It A U C T 10 yyy
VIII be sold by order of Assignee the premises in
Worcester, "Wednesday, Jmne 25. commencing
at 10 O'Clock a. m, the following valuable property be-
longing to the estate of LUTHER SPRING. I'd an inso
vent debtor, viz:
LIST, pleasantly located and convenient COTTAGE
HOUSE. situated on Sycamore Street Main st. The
piece of property. 3D. two Building Lots situated on
Lafayette st. Sd, Lot of Land situated on Pleasant
ST. containing $500 feet. 4h, Lot of Land situated on
Benefit St. containing 9l2 feet. 5th, Lot of Land
situated on Mllbury St. containing 5000 fee 9th, Lot
of Land on Sycamore st.
Omnibuses will be in attendance to convey passengers
to the different lots
Terms at sale. A more full description of the above
property will be given at future time For further par
tcuars inquire of the auconeer at his Office 1850 Main
St., opposite the Post Office. GEO. s. TAFT
my23 dMWFts Assignee
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MARRIED.
In southbrdge May 49, by Rev. S, s. Parker, E. NJ.
Cole to Miss Matilda Marcy.


In this city June 10, Mrs. Dolly ChGmbcrn, aged S.
Funeral Thursday, at O'Clock p. M, at Rev Dr. Hills
Church.
In this city, June O. Thomas Gradey, aged 80; 10th
Willie Albert, son OF j. @. and Ann French aged 4yeaIs
ard months
err and daughter Of DR. John and Elizabeth Barnard
aged So.
In Chelsea, Vt, on the 9th ut George Grant, agep
"a
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BLACK HAWK COLT!


-NNa NORTH STAR.
This celebrated Young Stallion wiz stand, this season,
at WITT 4 PRATTS american Livery Stables, Foster
Street Worcester, Mass.
NORTH STAR is of black color will be SIX years old
in June, 1885, and weighs 1000 pounds He sired
by the renowned Vermont Black Hawk the best stallion
of the Old Sherman Morgan. The Dam of Black He vk
three quarter blood English mare raised i'll .he
Province OF New Brunswick, who could her mile in
less than three minutes weighed 1925 pounds, and
in every respect h most perfect animal Black Hawk is
owned by David Hill of BRIDGEPORT Vt is probably the
finest stallion this country and for speed and bottom
is acknowledged to be without SUPERIOR He has trot.
ted, in harness, mfe the Cambridge Track in two
minutes and lory-wo seconds without training and in
match for $1,000 that off on the Cambridge Track
Jly II, 1892 against Osceoa, five miles and repeat he
won with The first heat was performed in 16 min
utes 80 seconds
The dam Of North Star (Cherub) was raised by J. Ri
arson of New jersey and sired by Old Abdaah the
sire of Medoe, Fourth of July Ajax, Hector, Toby, Gem
trevle OBltmis, and other ceei rated horses. Abaal
lab was sired by Old Mambrno, who sired by I'm
ported Messenger,
NORTH STAR is one Of the most beautiful horses in
New England both for bottom and speed is of splendid
style and action snd is acknowledged be OF the
best stock horses in the country He is limited, this
son. TO fifty only He was raised BY Joel Holcom,
Ticonderoga, N. Y.
aNorth Star has stood in Worcester seasons past
his stock which unsurpassed by that Of any other
Horse in the country may be seen in this city, proof
Of his valuable qualities.
TERMs-F the season, for the use Of this horse will
be $25, payable the first OF September.
o. Good keeping will be provided for mares from dis.
lance. and all accidents, hets aud escapes, will be
the risk OF the owners
CHARLES B. PRATT. Proprietor.
Worcester, April 80, 1856 my27 dawtf
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Reol estate.

For "ReaI Estate" "Wants,' s1o Let"
see First Page"
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o. A CHANCE FOR SPECULATE 49,.
hgiil TION.-The extensive, valuable and well Mliiil
Unknown Water Power, Mills, and Real l.N
Estate formerly owned by the Springfield Manufacturing
Company, embracing the whole village of JENKSVILLE
in Hampden County, six miles east of Springfield is now
offered for sale upon terms that ought arrest the atten
ton of capitalists This estate which lies on both sides
Of the Chcopee River contains about 500 acres ali Wing
in one body 1t is of excellent quality and is unsurpass
ed by any in the State for sallbry and beauty and IA
cy OF access The fall of the river the estate is over
40 feet, all embraced in a distance Of 100 rods afordng
ample power to operate than $4,000 spndles The
whole will be sold together with all the buildings and APP
purtenances thereto belonging the Water Power with
the mills shops, hotel boarding houses and one hundred
acres of land will be sold separately from the outands
Apply to EZEKIEL JOHN NJ. DANIELS, No 14I
Main Street, Worcester. je6 daw2m
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o. VALUABLE ESTATE FOR SALE
, IN WORCESTER subscriber, being about
s to remove from Worcester, offers his residence for
sale 1t is situated in most eslrabIe neighborhood
quiet and RETIRED though in the very heart of the city,
ltsofers rare chance for any gentleman wishing an
agreeable residence in lis thriving and beautiful city,
and its quantity of land, fronting it does upon both
Pearl and Elm streets, will allow it to be up into sep
arate building lots to great advantage and sure profit
Terms which will be easy, made known on application
to the subscriber. EMORY WASHBJTRN
Worcester, June o. deod4w
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DIR. Henry Sargent gives special attention to
Diseases Of the Eye. Office No. II Worcester Bank Block
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The proprietors of the above are just now en-
gagged in marking down the whole their immense stock
of English, French, and German Fancy Goods and EN-
boderes they wish place their incompatible goods
within reach of the economical or poverty stricken
person in the city. WAXMAN & HANS
ie6 DIFF
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Neru advertisements.
FOURTH OF JULY
FLORAL PROCESSION.

The Committee appointed by the City Government Of
Worcester to take charge and arrange Tor this depart
ment of the celebration OF the approaching anniversary
of our National Independence cordially invite the Schools
of other towns in Worcester County, join this pro-
cesson with appropriate Floral Decorations, Banners and
Notices.
The procession will start at O'Clock the morning of
the Fourth, from horticultural Hall.
Those delegations accepting this invitation will confer
favor by selecting their Mashas at earya day
convenient, and through them communicating with the
Chairman of this Committee.
The Committee also respectfully solicit contributions Of
all kinds of Flowers and Evergreens, and will be at Hor
tcuural Hail. in readiness to receive them from Wednes
day evening, July 3D. till Friday morning
JAMES B. BLAKE,
je1l dawf Chairman Of Committee.
MOTTO E.-The Committee on Cavalcade for the
ensuing celebration the 4h of July, request the
citizens of Worcester to join in procession in honor of
the anniversary Of National Independence Propri
etOrs OF double and single invited join in the
procession and places will be assigned them by the Com
mittee.
The Truckmen of Worcester" are particularly re-
quested 10 BE- on hand.
let eUefy team be out, G. B. PRATT
je3 dtjl4 Chairman
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Miss III. N. WOGdcOcIk, Teacher Of the Piano
Forte will receive few pupils at No. Fulton ST.
References; G. Burt S. Il. Leland. my29 diff
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Teas! Teas Teas!
They ask their friends and all interested in the TEA
line, to give one trial of their SPLENDID
OOLONG, ENGLISH BREAKFAST,
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h Nrrp advertisements.


RpATENT SPRING BED BOTTOM.-
n The undersigned having made arrangements with
Messrs Sprague Phelps, the patenees Tor the sale Of
the same, wou oHer TO the public the most perfect
and superior SPRING BED BOTTOM ever yet used,
and II acknowledged by all who have used examined
TO be far in advance Of anything yet invented in utility
ana economy doing away with underbed or a second
marass, and is 30 arranged to be applied to almost
any common Bedstead. We would invite all wishing any
thing u the Kind 10 call aud examine Il for themselves,
as L needs only To be seen to be appreciated
jsl dtf H. a. PARTRInGE A. co
MUNN'S INTELLIG ENCE OFEIIjE.
227.........MAlN STREET, UP STAIRS. .227
COOK WANTED, to work Ia a hotel IN tbe
" country Good wages paid.
yuNO uOUSEk EEPERs.-rhreep rs. with oood
city references. desire siluatonsi apply Immediately
Mooney TO LOAN IN Gold and Silver Watch.
1VA es, and other kinds Of personal property.
AN AMERICAN WOMAN desires sltua.
IA ton to do Homework Apply Immediately.
NruTICE.-Bs license Of Court will be sold at pub.
IN IL auction at The Dwelling House the Estate Ia
be- sold In Wore ster on WEDNESDAY, the 18Th day VI
June next At o'clock Ia tina afternoon, the following real
estats, TO vii The whole o the Real Estate whereof
PATRICK WELSH, ate Of Worcester, died seized, con.
ssing Of Lot Of Land Of about $500 square feet sti-
ate the Eastery side Of hilbury Street, with the
Dwelling House thereon, Of rooms, and but .
years built
For terms and further particulars inquire Of the snb-
scriber THOMAS MAGENNlS, Administrator.
Worcester, May Ia, 1850. jeli dls
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&eElsNa.iRS,

iS9ElaGJ9'IeS.
Macarom, Rose Water,
Nermacilli, Honey,
Sage, Tapioca Horse Radish
Sparkling Gelatine, Pear Barley.
Isinglass, Dat Meal
Bermuda Arrow Root, Greats.
Soda, Cream Tartar, Samp,
Together with hundred and one other articles not here
enumerated.
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GEORGE SWAl
q. A. GOODNOW,

FIe AZ UUUU n . W.
Wholesale Dealer and Jobber in
BOOTS, SHOES, md RUBBERS
27S Main Street, Cup stairs,)
WORCESTER, MASS.
pnrticnlar attentinn given to orders. diff mch8
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Old HySOm TeaS,
Assuring them that they will be dissatisfied either in
qualitpor price.
Worcester, May 80, 1856. daw1A
N b. AS our senior partner expects to receive en- ap-
poinment to perform the agreeable duty Hangman on
young Mr. Broos he will be pleased his friends
and fill their orders before he leaves for Washington
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DIR. A. J. HOWE.
No 40 Front Street,. ........ ... Worceste
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HERCULES LIBBY, Ohio
HENRY OMAR, Virginia.
CHARLES MOVES, Texas
J. DAVENPORT, Tenn.
Pronounced Best Genera
GymnaSts.
STEVE LEE, of London
the Best PantonliDle Gloom.
LIE JEUNE BURTE, of
Paris, the 1Best HnrdLe Rncer
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EDWARD KENDALL!
AND
Kendall'S Brass Band!

OF New England, who won
the First Prize, as the Best
BngLer and Brass Band and
who will make a Grand
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-, AUCTION OF REAL ESTATE. -
Egl t1tt,t
Nl win be sold at Public auction. on the Msi.n
I 1th Day of June, two Dwelling Houses on Ply
mouth Street, belonging to the Providence & Worcester
Railroad Co. Also two parcels Of land suitable for Build
ing Lots contiguous to the same. Il. w. VAIL
my29 dts Auctoneer.
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Mrs. Sc Goodwin, an experienced and success
midwife holds herself in readiness day and night to
attendte duties profession. Residence liz Austin
oct21 dtf
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G L o V E s 4!
From &c pair up to 81. Any kind you want you can
have here; we have immense stock of Gloves