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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-10

EiectrO-Chem Ecal Baths, BY DR. d. C.
COLBY, of Boston, BRANCH OFFICE At 11E
MAIN STREET. WORCESTER.--Dr Colby win be
present at his Office in Worcester, on FRIDAY of each
week On other days of the week the Office will be in
charge OF Dr. o. A. Brooks, who is well qualified TO adj
minister these Baths in a proper manner
These Baths are Of the highest utility for Plumbers
Painters Looking Glass Paters elders White Lead and
Paris Green Manufacturers, Bird Suffers Chemists
Eectrotypers DagUeneoypists Brass Founders and os
persons who have been too much drugged by Mecnrv in
aEy OF its forms, by deeterous Quack Medicines Nc
Also, for scrofula and obstinate Humors Nervous De
bhty' and lrregularity Of the nervous power
IL is almost incredible how many are suffering in soma
form or other from mineral poisons from whence ensue
1nnammatory and Chronic Rheumatism Ulcess payalv
SIS, 81. Vius Dance Tic Doloreux, Neuralgia. stifT
ana ENLARGED Joints, Pain in the Joints and
Limbs when exposed to change of tempera-
ture, or on taking sudden Colds &c de-
me blineral Poisons will he removed in the ufos nat
aI way possible by the pores of the sknand obtained
from the water after the Bath.
are Of great value. eNH' 'NS'e ""'us
me Eiecrlc and beneficial effects Of these Ratbs upon
WEAK ana deDitated females who lack vi.al energv ar
trus wonderful " s"snse'sss' y
sometimes one Bath affords almost entire rel;aE Int
generally Two or Three are advisable
Oonsultatons Free. either personal or by letter
izo d3n
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-10

ELECTION Portland, April Sat the
Municipal election on Tuesday, James I. Nc
Cobb, Liberal, was elected Mayor. by vote
of 2ll5, against Mr.. Willis Republican,
who had 1887. Six Liberal Aldermen, and
one Republican, have been elected 20 Liber-
al Councilmen; Republicans, none unde-
cided one.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-10

ROBINSON & HoUcRIS's Dental SOap for cleaps-
ing the Teeth and Gums The puti pa. Dentists in this
country amt 10 Europe agree, that if Soap is properly
prepared is the hest thing to clean the Tee Gums
1t must he free from acids akalies ard IL possible
from any unpleasant taste The above Soap has been
compounded with great care. by of the rm and will
soon become favorite and indispensable article
Price TEN CENTS PER CAKE, enough to last 12
months. For sale wholesale and retail by
GEO. r. SPURR,
mchS dtf POI Main Street
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VIM. T. Morrill,. depot and ticket

VIM. F. Morrill,, depot and ticket
master at Augusta, Me-, was arrested on Sat-
urday last in that city, charged with robbing
the mail Of package containing four land.
warrants, worth about 800. lie was con-
yeyeo TO Portland, where he is committed to
appear before the U. s. Court.
The Columbus (Ohio) Journal of
Tuesday, says "MillionB OF wild pigeons
have been flying over the city for the lust few
days, and the sportsmen have had a high time
in loading themselves down with the feather-
ed game.
VIM. n. Mills carpenter shop in Lynn
was burned on Tuesday morning Loss about
5000.
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Glad Tidings from Connecticut
SENATOR ToUoET ROUTED

SENATOR TOUCEY ROUTED
Full returns from all the towns in this State,
with the exception Of HartIand, bring the glo-
rious news of full and complete American
and Republican triumph. ct the election on
Monday. The result is, as reported by tele-
graph, that the new House of Representatives
will stand, 127 Republicans and Americans,
to 80 Administration; opposition majority %.
Of the Senate, which consists of 81 members,
the Republicans and Americans have elected
IL, certain, and probably II, making sure
opposition majority, also, in that body. This
result secures the election of a true man to
the Senate of the United States, in the place
of that cringing, crawling doughface, Isaac
Toucey, the most obsequious of all the servile
tools of the slave power, whose term expires
the 4th of March next.
Thus. one by one, additions are made, as
State election after State election occurs in
the Free States, to the grand Republican host
representing the true interests of the country
in the upper branch of Congress. So let the
renovation continue to go on, until Repubh-
can principles shall obtain the ascendancy in
that now Seyastopol of American despot-
ism. With the one to be elected from Rhode
Island, our forces in the National Senate will
now be increased to sixteen. Hon. Francis
Gillette, who so ably and faithfully flied an
unexpired term at the last session, is talked
of as the new Senator from Connecticut. As
the Legislature elects by joint ballot in that
State, no difficulty is apprehended from the
smallness of the majority in the Senate.
Owing to there being four candidates in the
field, no choice of Governor or other State
officers, was effected by the people, but the
opposition ticket largely leads the adminstra-
ton, and the legislature will put that matter
right.
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REPUBLICAN VIoToRY IN CALAIS, MEAT
the Municipal election in this city on Monday,
VIM. d. Lawrence, CRepublcan,) was elected
Mayor by majority of 213 over c. r. Whid-
den, (Dem.) The Republicans also carried
their entire ticket in four of the five Wards.
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For Silk Dress three quarters of yard wide costing
only So 25 for Black Silk warranted crack for
an elegant spring Tama style, for splendid real
French Muslin for very nice Cashmere Shawl for very
rich spring Shawl AMI for great bargains in all kinds of
Dry Goods-eo TO BRYANTs 1854 is the number and you
will never regret it.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-10

Com faTs for IIIa ged The Montreal Tran.
SCRIPT, speaking 81 WISrAR'S BALSAM or WILD
ChEh RY, june 10, says We believe 10 he generally
can state with perfect truth and 81 cerify hat in case
WIN Nhch we are more particularly acquainted that Of
an o genlieman, at least eighty years Of age residing
&c" hes from this city, and who troubled times with
an asthmatc4 comp autthe most decided relief is oh.
saaeu "eever he makes the Ba,sam this, at he
yusa period Of life which he has arrived at may be
'otsi'.tFe'' an nnansw rabs pro,f Of its virtues.
Loek out Tor limitations Rememter the only genuine
Alucs a-~ays bears the wrten signature of l. BUTTS
upon the outside wrapper
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail only IN, SETH
W. FoWLE, Boston, Mass. to vSaam an orders s6ond he
addressed, and for sale by his agents
AesNTs.-lames Green, D. Scott n p Gyean Che.
CLARK, Worcesteri Q. H colburn Leominster NA-''
apps eOd2wNw9.
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ROBBERY AND ARREsT.-The jewelry store
of Messrs. Ball, Black, s Co., in New York,
was broken open on Monday night, and rob-
bed of diamond jewelry, &C., to the amount
of $4,000 The robber was arrested, how
ever, in less than twenty four hours, just as
he was stepping into the cars of the New
Haven and Boston evening train, The whole
proceeds of the robbery was found on his per-
son. Among the articles were diamond
necklace, valued at $4,000, several bracelets.
valued at from $500 to $4,000 each, and a
large variety of diamond brooches, earrings,
fnger-rings, &c. TIE robbers name is Geo
w. Hayden. He is an Englishman, twenty
two years of age, and a watchman by profess
sion. 1t was his intention to take passage, on
Wednesday, in the Cunard steamer from Bos-
ton
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-10

The MOZART SOCIETY CONCERT. The lovers
OF music will have rich intellectual treat, this
evening, in the performance of Mozart's Grand
orator'o OF the Messiah, at the City Hall, by the
society in this city, which bears the name of that
lllustrious composer. Among the numerous at
fractions which will be offered this evening, none
will be more worthy of the patronage of the pub
lie than this concert of the Mozarts.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-10

hAkzAs 0ovERNMEXr. = Associate Justice
burrin, Of kanzas, is said u be in Washington
for tue purpose Of consulting the Executive
authorities relative to the course 70 DO pursued
towards the officers Of the Kanzas Free State
Government.
1HE YIoE PnRsIDENcY.- ogtbe nrom-
ineut southern Members Of Congress are nrg.
ing q union Of the Democracy on senatoy
Fitzpatrick, Of Alabama, for the Benoora,ic
nomination for the Vice Presidency.
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More Evidence in Favor of the Oxvae-
united Bitters.


SURVEYOR GENERALS OFFICE
DUBUQUE, Iowa. Sept nber Is
DR.: George B. Green Dear Doctor-I intend.5
before leaving Washington City, last spring to saw to
you IN back and white as have frequently done RIM
uoce how highly esteemed your 0xygeDated Bittsrs
anu that have no doubt but that they viii act a. u
certain, speedy, and agreeable of Dysuesa in ar
a charm with my friends, Hon. A. c. Dodre M : NJ.
un' H. D. Foster and others, as they did with myself
Your obedient servant GEO W ZONES
SETH W FoWLE CO., 1SS Washington Street Bas-
ION; Froprletors Sold by their agents everywhere
Wethere & Nudge, Petersham; Waite & Tbnrs,or
Lcestei Luther Hill, Spencer; Forbes & Putney, Esst
hr9oEneid; BY DeLand North Brookfeld; George S.
AZ i5A Co. west Brookheld; U. Reed South Brook
apS deod&w2w
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Balm al = Thnnsnnd EIn,r.r. !,

Balm of "A Thousand Flowers Reader
DO you wish beautiful complexion? If so, tie al
Of Thousand FtoWers" It eradicates all Tan, Pmpes
and FTeckes from the face For washing and shaving
ana cleansing the Teeth, leaving beautiful perfumed
breath 1T HAS NO EQUAL!
FETRIDGE & CO.. Boston, G. R. sPURR. sole agent
Worcester. mch26 d1y
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-10

REV. HIRAM WILSON will lecture this even
ing, at the Mission Chapel, at IL o'clock.
upon the interests of the refugees in Canada
and his labors among them. We trust there
will be full attendance.
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SCHOONER coNpEdNED.--In the Diatrct
Court Of New York, on Tuesday, Jude N.
gersoil ordered that the schooner Falmouth.
ssized ~ SLAYER, be condemned and sold. To-
gether with her cargo. No claim for her was
PIT forward on behalf Of enypsTty.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-10

THE APPROACH OF SPRING.
But Yesterday the fields were frozen round,
The hills sat. covering meath their burdens cold
AsKlng IT spring was never to unfold
II Boreas's trumpet woud forever sound.
But now the sun leaps forward with a bound
Things yield to gentle Influence that did mock
Rude force, and the persistent leaves of oak
And rusiet beech cone rustling to the ground.
OracBs the pellucid ice, AMI gushes forth,
rTurghng with JOY the long-imprisoned steam;
The snow. drops and the crocuses, whose birth
Looked premature, in harmony now seem;
Inc heart elastic BEATS and feels no more
The ieavy load which yesterday it bore.
lCochrana
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FhoF. HARRINGTON, the renowned ventrilo-
gust and magician, will perform, this afternoon
and evening, at Horticultural Hall A rush all
ways waits upon the tracks of the Professor. See
advertisement.
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THIRTY.FoURTH CoNeRpss.

g. m THURSDAY, April sth.
oBSATE,--Ih bill RENTING duties on mer
chsndlze destroyed by fire, was passed.
Mr.. Sumner introduced supplementary
act, to limit tho liabilities Of ship.owaers.
Mr. Macon offered bill making further
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-10
WESTERN TTf,E 7557 oEp.cu

through Tickets via Niagara Falls Buffalo or New York
CITY. for Chicago, Rock Island, Galena Dnhunue 81
Pa1ls cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati Toledo, Iasaie
- LOUIS, Dunieth, Miwauke, Racine Mad son, James
ryale, &C &c. The only American X. R. Route 10 the
West anu Southwest running fom continuous Depots
rom New YORK, or Boston, to ST. Louis Passengers are
svec the expense and annoyance of transferring them
Patent Night cars. which for comfort and slepdor ARE
surpassed. No night changes. No ferrying Tickets
COED until used.
LEONARD & co, Agents.
febISdf Express Office $50 Main Street
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Che @allr Spp.
THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 1856.

FAST DAY.-To-day is the annual fast and we
very cheerfully obey the request of Gov. Gardner
to suspend our ordinary avocations. We shall
issue no paper until Saturday morning.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-10

ACCIDENT FROM DRUNKENNESS. Last even
ing, about seven o'clock, man named James Ri
ley, in state of beastly intoxication, attempted
to drive his horse and buggy in which were him.
self and two little boys, one 5 and the other 7
years of age, across the track of the Norwich &
Worcester R. r. at the Front Street crossing.
train was approaching at the time, and the
gate was closed, but without needing the danger,
Riley drove directly upon the track, where the
gate checked his farther progress, and just at
that moment the train struck the hind wheels of
the wagon, breaking them from the axletree, and
otherwise damaging the vehicle. The horse,
alarmed by the conclusion, leaped the fence by
the Common and landed himself and his load in
safety. The horse was taken care of by the by.
ISLANDERS, and Riley taken to the watchhouse
by the police where his little boys were also cared
for. Considering the damage done to the vehi-
Gle, and the imminent danger to the passengers,
it very remarkable that no more serious conse-
quences resulted from the collision.
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ylrs. M. w. CeraIds, FemnIe Plvs5cs,r
G having given special attention 10 the theory Of
ana united with the study about six years OF
tnfee OF which has been in this city and without
s9e oss o. single mother child would with degree
o. conaence still Ver and recommend her services o her
sIeray, as she considers the business belone
D. oterne and other Female Complaints will also
De atended to in connection with Dr. Wilson'S
IMPORTER. y N Selpentihe
Residence, So Summer street, between Central and Nv
hange sts n1n iD gu 5ht Elk
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SPRING OvERcoATs-A p. Ware has an ad.
Ver'lsement in this days paper, that will interest
all who are about to replensh their wardrobes with
seasonable articles Of clothing adapted to spring
wear. w 'P'in5
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BosToN BANKs.-A comparison Of the foot
ings of the weekly bank statement of the Bos-
ton banks, with those of the previous week,
exhibits the following reeulta.
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SPRING.-Ihere has been no day the pres
ent season, until yesterday, when the perusal
OF such lines as the following, seemed at all
appropriate =
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e. 5. NAsoN's Concern of Juveniles, this
evening comes off at Brinley Hail. Friend Ma
son always draws the multitude. See ADVERTISE
ment
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Good Effects of DR.. Hills Cordial BoIm
of SyriaCunb.


Dear Sir,A few months ago called at your es ablisb
ment for your advice when you recommended course of
the Balm OF SyrIacum. am at last with much shame
ipduced to address You the miserable situation vas
in, when commenced taking your blessed medicine.
am convinced the disease afflicted with was solely
occasioned by nv having contracted in my earv youth
most Infamous habit the continual practice Of which
had totally destroyed my constitution The health of INV
body was not only afr ced but the powers of my mind
were much weakened my Judgment had lost its soldty
and my memory its retentiVe faculties; my head was con-
fused and subject to frequent swimmings and had been
much troubled with an oppression my breast which
occasoned constant perspiration. had pains in nv
stomach, and weakness and general debility all over
me, with constant yawuiDg and seepiness nv appetite
was fuctuating spirits greatly depressed so that at
Tunes could scarcely refrain from Ching and invoun-
tary weeping; my eyes were in1amed and frequently
emitted watery humo,; in word [ was an object Of
misery paid strict attention to your advice. and
continued taking the Medicine according to you direo
tons for about three months, am now perfectly recov
cred; therefore, think it not only my duty to acnowl
edge he service you have done me- but to inform the r
lie for the benefit of Others who labor under the sane or
any disease similar, to those from which was happiv
recovered. PP''S
am, dear sir, your most obliged humble servant,
O A HILL, 12l Main-st., Worcester, Mass. ap7 dtf
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AooIpKNr.--Jeromiah Prescott, Esq., Bu
perintondent Of the Eastern Railroad, was So
veroly injured, Tuesday, by being thrown
from chnise in Cambridge. One OF his arms
was broken, his legs so badly bruised and
iammed that he could not use them, and he
was otherwise injured.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-10

nnnchng SchOOi.--hR. and MRs. MOORE re-
spectfuy annouuc 10 the ladies and gentlemen Of Wor
Sster That their next term for Young ladies' Misses and
masters VIII commence Saturday afternoon April ~.
at lirlney Hail. P'" -
Hours Of attendance from until o'clock ana dst
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RETH & BARKER

HI L D RETH & BARKER.
City Sections,
Wholesale and retail dealers in Collins OF all kinds Cof
nm ates Grave Clothes, sc, have removed from their
old stand, No. "a School Street, to No. 81 ExcHANGE
Street. corner Of Waldo Street, where they will hold them
selves in readiness to attend TO all du les appertann tn
the Sections office. "
sextonsR end others supplied on the most liberal terms
apt dtf
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Penmanship, BoOkkePpD Naviga.
TION AND ENGINEERING
lly taught BY PRACTICAL Professt
FRENCH'S

~ Thoroughly taught by PRAcrIoAL Professors at
FRENCHS
COMMERCIAL AND NAUTICAL INSTITUTE.
81 fremont Street, Boston.
Persons preparing for business sea will find il
greatly tor their good to attend this Institute as they can
receive the most practical instructions and very superior
advantages u 10 open Day and Evening Tuition very
moderate-Stationery included. Young men seeking
EtO ploymeDt, will md this the best medium through
which to obtain ii. SEPARATE DEPARTMENT FOR LADIES
CHAS. FRENCH, A. NJ, Principal
mchA 4 a9ro - 1'F'
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Free Gallery of Art.-GREAr SALE OF Pictures
at 200 Main Street.-The largest and most complete
stock OF beautiful ENGLISH, FRENCH GERMAN and AMER.
Joan ENeRAvIsGs, COLoRED AUTOGRAPHS on PRfNTs.
soRAP PRINTS, fine and rare old EsGRAvxes &C., ever
opened in this city, are exhibition and for sale
at 200 Main street
FOR FEW DAYS oRLYy
s0ULE Il ROGERS.
MOrgegter. Htr
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Cement Drain Pipes.--S0METHING NEW
The subscriber has resumed the manufactnre Of r. 2
NEWT PIPES for Cistern, Sink, Cellar, aud Garden
Drains, from three to six inches in diameter which he
is prepared to inrnlsh and put down short notice
or durability and economy these pipes are snneyior
to anything Of the kind now in use as the1 are IT.
by moisture and If properly laid will last forever
rsons VINO wish to drain their premises e6ectuaTy
and at moderate cost will do wei 10 cal on The S'
scr6er in the basement of the Mechanics HALL entrance
on Waldo street. where full assortment of all the varons
sizes may be found, or at Lathrop Ames' % Mechanic
Street. JAMES n me- N
Worcester, March q, 1856 az
DIR. GEORGE f. RAMSDEI.T,
In connection with general practice will give snece,
tenton TO diseases Of the eye Office los Pleasants 81
ans -S'S''
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Can at the on Mill on Manchester Street for Lii
Oil' Boiled and Raw, manufactured by FLAGG Il BEN.
SON, for sale Wholesale and Retail
titles, to SUIT purchasers.
Worcester, March II, 1855. dtM14
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REV. Mr. James will preach, to-day, upon Kan.
gas, and the duties OF patriots and Christians m
reference therein 9'''"o "a
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The Post Office in this city, will be omen. 70.
gay. Cfast day from 10 to 10 a. NJ, and from
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f.. austin Co. have some beautiful front ne
advertisement. '''e'' gee
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LIE CITY GUARDS will parade today to attend
ned "under arms" van W ouf-
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SAD ACCIDENT AT FRAMINGHAM.-A Miss
Cloyes of birmingham, aged eighteen years,
was severely injured in that town, on Tues
day morning, in attempting to step from one
car to another while the train was IN motion.
Her right hand was torn off and one leg was
badly broken.
On Tuesday aInputation of the arm and
leg was submitted to. and the unfortunate
young lady is doing SO well as to give reason
able hopes for her recovery.
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CHAPLIN & TILLOTSON,
- ATTORNEYS AND C0UNSELLORs AT LAW
-N1S, an9 worcester Bank Block, Worcester. Mass
Ta nSHf , SsSPiS' Q. II. TILLoTsoN.
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Il. A. GOODNOW.

Wholesale Dealer and Jobber in
boOHs' IL K s, and RUBBERs
2i3 Main Street, CUP stairs)
r..,;..,....., WORCESTER, MASS.
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Redress and Roughnesss of the Skin
1t is scientifically prepared, is perfectly harmless, and
hasrfdt merit being the elegant requisite for The
toilet ever offered to the public 49,
Its cooling cleansing, and refreshing properties tend
powerfully to alay irritation upon the surface and his
quay renders It desirable wash for gentlemen after
shaving Il sottens the beard, and leaves the skin
smooth healthy, and elastic.
Prepared only by JOSEPH BURNETT h CO.. No Al
fremont street, Boston, and sold by Druggists and Per
tuners. and da,+s
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~. l.. AIMS WORTH.
L A e II L r o i MI STC
Rooms No. Al Pleasant Street,
mcb26 aim
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with 1912 surface #. to each scholar,
against fiftv-six scholars to teacher,
and IS surface #. to each scholar as in
Sycamore St., we have room for one
hundred and sixty scholars on each floor,
making in al,
In Walnut Street, room for $40 scholars.
Sycamore st. room for 44S
Thomas st. room for sos
Ash st. room for ass
" Pleasant St. room for 1852
/" Summer st. room for 352
d" Pine st. room for 200
Or ample room for 2766
without reckoning the School
Houses on Main st. or on the
Common, which would well ac-
commoaate, without any
change whatever 900
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w. A. W ILE.IA MS
ATTORNEY AND CoUNSELLOB an rAw
MOI Central Exchange, Worcester, Mass
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slate for Roofs. The subscriber is pare, %
furnish Slate for Roofs. Of superior quality IS 81 ~
the best manner, on the mos Satisfactory terms s :"
plesmay eseen at the yard on Grove street - NNAi
apis dtf JOHN BARNApp
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l.. B. NICHOLS. NJ, d.,
10 II o PATHIC PHYSICiAN
offioA AND ND hsslDsNoE ~ MAN 81 OFFICE HOURS
Worcester, Oct 20. 1853.