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Slate for Roofs The subscriber is pared to
furnish Slate for Roofs of superior quality Law Il in
the best manner, the most satisfactory Terms Sam.
pies may seen at the yard on Grove street
apis dh JOHN BARNARD
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henry c. RIG.

AttoTneg and Counsellor az Laao,
No: Brinley Hail.. Worcester, Mass
DIG diff
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Wtider'a Patent Salanader Sa fes,-The
best Fire Proof Safe in the world; with Widers Patent
Powder and Burglar Proof Lock. For sale by s. A.
ROWLAND General Insurance Agent No. 141 Main ST..
over the Qunsigamond Bank. d1 d3m
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MISUNDERSTANDING Boston 4 Eastern 4.
reas 90 have removed their once 70 1870 Main atreet.
brlniey Block, noaly opposite American House.
nu4 afr
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D& STEARNS
DENTIST has removed his oncc and residence 10 No avs,
nut street. Worcester. 49, "'A
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MRS. s, p. BOSNORTH,
FASHIONABLE DRESS-M
NO Newbury street, Worcester
jy24 DIFF
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DR.. IouGh's Columbian PfEIa-A sure
for pain the side, headache sck headache cos
tyeness, piles. nervousness and all bilious derang
These Pills euewith less cost Of money time
than anymedium ever discovered; and there is
sea- or gripping, attending their Every family in
Worcester should have dozen boxes in he house
as family medicine, for these Pills, if used faithfully
viii break up any used early ard the best
thing for cold any person tried Sold by D. Scott
@. Il. snnrr. ]. Green. and others diff nlQ
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DFHPe s. Clark have just received and have for
sale one hundred corn fed LOGS, extra size dSl az
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MUSlC.-A young lady, qualified to tcach. viii
give instruction the Plano reriAs 40 ner ouarnr
40 g, Deat d reference given. Apply at this olHco
WOfOCbtCr Jan. ",
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SoeIul Puriy.--There viii be Social Party at
Horticultural Hall Wednesday evening, Feb OH 1866
Musie-Goddarl AldTich's Band, Tickets 90 cents
Ladies free You are invited to attend.
Worcester, Feb. i. 81
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BF0nchItIs COn2bs, Hoaraeness Browl's
Bronchial Ir0cheS, Voice Lozenges aue made from
lishy esteemed recipe for the alienation Of Bronchial
affections, Coughs, HoarSeness Irritation ofthe Throat eli
thef chronc ocfasoned by cold unusual exertion Of
the vocal organs in speaking singing Clerrvmen Yo-
caGsts Lawyers, and afpublic speakers viii find tbs n
an admirable substitute for water soothing the bron-
chia supes and a valuable and efficient remedy, Con
tanning opium they be freely as requisite
JOHN ]. BROWN & SON. Proprietors.
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., worcester BydrOpathtc InsfitutTou
Oh alch ahd Fountain 'ts Worcester Mass. The
propietorS OF TINS Institution aim 10 make Il com.
Portable home for inyads at ali seasons The location IL
the city. "
me medical department is conducted by DIR s. Rooms,
and has never been limited 10 the exclusive use Of water
those cases which seemed TO require other treatment
For terms, &C, address
e. II. ROGERS suPERINTKspESr
Outdoor practice attendedt0 Office hours Ito PM
au27 dNwtf
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GEORGE SWAN

ATTORNEY ANL COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
10. Fing2's Building,
Vi wORoESTER, MAgg. d&wOnoa
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NVnrcna,nr si...,l- -.
WILLIAM DICKINsoN

Manufacturers and Dealers in an kinds OF
COTTON AND WOODEN SHUTTIES
New Worcester, Mass
du RIuUARD9ON A swrET
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OOughs and COIds.-.At this season OF The year
when Coughs and Colds prevalent reliable remedy
m sucn cases, IS important to all the afflicted OF Doctor
stones medicine which Will be found advertised in onr
paper, the Montreal Pilot SAYS; va
The astonishing demand for @, W. stones Cough Med.
we' ana US complete success in curing affections Of The
troat and lungs, fully prove that we were u IN ,
commenting L to our readers its Introduction 10 tbe
puoci andw can safely assert that no remedy bas
-LoDeH Nems 'F''' =" ''nie
BUSH CO. Sole Aaenis for Worcester County.
Agents-James Green, III Main Street Worce.,c,. n
D. M,ngate, New England Village, O A. hale, Grafton.
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IMPORTANT DIsoovERY.-Edilor Of the Boston Journal
Dear Sir Believing that have made an important dis.
coyeryin medicine and have succeeded in compounding
cough preparation Of more than ordinary value those
afflicted with lung complaints and coughs which is entire
yfree from all poisonous acids minerals or opiuta N
any OF its various FORMS desire to call attention 10 the
acI through your widely circulated journal. Without eX-
hausting the language ia wordy concentration or more
extended advertisements suffice to say that by its re-
marketable healing and soothing powers il at once aays
lne HItNoh o. The mucous membrane, thereby aording
almost instant relief Persons having sufeient
to testi virtues will find Of incacucabe benefit II
may be had at my Office, Hayward Place or of Messrs
BURR PtRRY, only, NJ Cornhl, Boston. Those una
Die to Buy shall receive it free personal application
Yours tru1v u ~
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GEO. II. RAMSDELL, M. d.,
win give special attention to diseases Of the Eye most O,
which ale treated by yapor. Also diseases Of The Tbroa
and Lungs by Inhalation. Office No. Blossom street -
Office hours from A. N. to PM
Worcester, Jan 7. 1866. Ina
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:, NVIAhI FUBLIU,
No llS Main street, Worcester.
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Wholesale Agents for New England States, WEEKS g.
POTTER, Boston.
For salem Worcester by D. SCOTT, JAMES GREEN,
and Druggists generally. febl pm
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Half-past six A. M.-The City Hall is nav-
ed, but Patterns Block is entirely destroyed.
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nta -
The above alludes to Dr. Hayden's Heating Baksam
Gus remedy lor coughs and all dlseases Of the lungs II
is certainly worthy Of trial. Messrs Leenarn 4 Co.,
sire. ionoo1 s 10 w
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The. al. bad -so rsrsss 'aeA N s.'rs'san.,-'e
he youns sr. r.irpe. las, ins her tvs. her s,t
coIhs VIII h.,d .o.dly nature ard SOC .s0es s'''''
iii. s.,... to prolons his Conversation thnh abe slJ,
.nsr shor pause You cay yOa are wiling 70 s''''' "e'
"oi certainly rhoush really ny daughter % very es.
,Isy.n, and Der :ssesl eAi . large ss. s''a0 a
s.raA's eAesk surpsd ,iyidly
:. the lady 6.ld bill toward her II da NOT sh ies nsssy
have enough lr Of What my uncle my erhdaY
can sa Ss . S sy ma osF @sn, yos % & ne sas
sss and rsspSs'shs ding house where can have r'
Ma P-rviv. looked eewldsred
y. :s dsn ins- say 'ncs Rs S. s.s ~ iss's
NOR snor,n, person Asa ye,.,y lee m. ~ % sssr
mind LIVING small ana poor people ie.s direct
Any pl,ee-nO matter how poor may se-fn Gully saiss
Ms fercv penciiea .onethips on card ard laid II bere
city where would ever be hsey haa sas tbs, tho
WAS an seknO~ledsed beauty aud belle,
sA sasi,s & ,1d Oun .s s sys s doe.
a. threw herself upon The sois Ss.sas Der mother
Il have the horror. 81 the time. mother aud DO wish
h,rt S.in In w.Yorh."
lu few day. you viii have your wish my child ssi Mr
P,rys Ia tone very different from that Inca .e Asa Ss4
towsra sash For she hsa the one virtue ,s ress.m.
CONF bach ss 0S .SS .Sua her Ass &c. .ss %
Do You mother ,hink my mourning nvss me sasr
ai.tfrs med
wsy ths Winter am glad not going 10 b hvea W
in this nust, house any longer" 49,, -, 49,.
She began 20 wE around the ROOM and ther seens the
.hSeses iooi on ssrah. face exclxmed oh. 6ss' and
went and sat ao~n BY mother Ssan with eoanen>nes
radsnt with pleasure and delizht =, -, a., ,,..r.
Sarah viii b. In the city" said hrs fecvA esns
with u.s. motherlr and Hates LARGE CARA eyes WOW "'S
ofsnry pride ., ,..,., 70 ..v
unless indeed you employ me- am gong ID De s~s-
stress
look Of mingled scoru satisfaction swept over her soa-
sins band dan rival was well oat " ts
the disgrscenO would kno" ,hs' snc -"
. relative o theirs 80 Kate satisfied . MI,
"It very proper presume she said ,apsreinoa'y.
But Of expect 10 recosoife you ~
which very likely happen In city HE Sewfofs UNI
less YOU try 20 have u So" -. 49,.
lyon reed not fear me-" said Sarah, drawing hsself *
proudly 81 shall here II mother will Permt ,uL
the funeral start ioI my city nome bas
frc the Kate shall never ffoe my
self upon YOU although have said to your MOTHER Tue az
will surely when you will be proud TO recognize "e -
of your family ...-Ai.
she took the card Ms Percvsl had given her from the taes
and with slight bow, left the Kate fercivG cxse
aer her in silence and them turning to her mother SAID wiz"
lght laugh: -
are going her easily she really growing Toe
sood-ookns be suffered In house. Defend me om
rival BY my hesfthstone.n - 80, -, Az.
But sarah had thoughts like these She fet he~ny o
Injustice with which she had been treated and soe "a
in her aud thought Of the struggle % soon 70 en
resolve that, come whst mes
last aud cousin should, 81 no very ~ssas
day, prove true.
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CHAPTER III.

"C.rrjase MANI Cab MANI Ire cab st. Nichoi"'
A.tor, METROPOLITAN international! Western Hotel r.
Such vas the welcome that awaited Sarah PseivL % sns
descended from the evening Of her mya in New
York Bewdered with the noise and confusion she shfsah
mdy behind bury old gentleman who had been one o. hsr
fellow p.s.enss and waited I'll the tumu should saoaae.
He. face burned with embarrassment and DISTRESS ana IN nsf
whole attitude Of timidy and uncertainty was dis
played that chorus hsckmen surrounded her ADD hrasr
th tickets In her In her agony she would have the"
them had il been for tall fnevokps man, WIN 70"
valiant oren aspect Of sailor who had been attracted ~ mo
edaoL Of the yoons gil ana the sa'h fadsnsss VI
hose who surrounded her
BE- came and rood beside her and asked:
Can. be Of any .'.snes % ysa ,1 y.. .. line 20. ~
Now heard much Of ne dsnssr 'n. ~
Wy NV, Ind S,sI nc. ali hei lessons forso,ien and
.te moved nearer him iusnctivey like hsn'snsa 'Ha
10 ss .at tso Ses trouble. be glad Jou VIII
''; s u s ses reply as there any
particular hotel yCu wish 70 20 70 s IN. humble airsc
ton as BE old so va. 500 offend e.t esss.ss
strapped upon The bot AID ..a sI..a 70 TO-
'ugPosa ts , a' Sss nIsA tsss be aid lit
e. had ydo WHOM s ss s ssf s. Sarah
laid ter. IL T. and felt little hesrsehe released oa
II pan for wbic cannot and the sssss hat
have beaasd upon u for on~ntn kindness .sd tAsn
beed long ser familiar 0ns have faded from the sble,s
Of And ihas that the dreams Of Sarah PsreiyL
nrht Of her city life h4dcted BY vision Of
sscsful figure with eurl' of r hair engpz the
SINKING yss.eand thus that Ross Neville captain Of good
chip snow squsD wondered little then be he'd
TOW ard his LOt In h life be should meet the young
sr be had bensndeo again.
The home under the shelter Of whose roof these first dreams
Of Sarah Pedysl were dreamed humble enough IL
vas an ali den tenement, AMI dirty ssfey
owned and Inhabited BY clsanly old seocb who hsd
been servant In The house II Mr. ReDard PercvIs tss IN
advent AID hustled around male hsr guest
fortat talking all the while Of M Richard and NJ rr.nh
way that brought her listeners eyes IL semei 30
sa 70 hear this woman lettering on the ys o. re utvs,
resng little anecdotes II the bysh days OF me two brothers
Who had bsre her and sashs heart warmed toward her
she ted how brave and generous and imp1ve her owa
fsthsE In his youth II. -.
Mr. Richard gsis, aud esa'ioas, and ~. Prank
foreyef In dsxraesD said b> old lady vxmy "but for al
that he lad mile that DID Do your hesr good and var
with aim that would charm bird from tree"
Mira Bryce do loos ike my fasserT asked Sarah, sud
denly.
The good turned and looked her sa.siy with
clear, usy eyea .
ne a. fs 'ss 'hsAipl ssI e,s VI esy0Ers w TsssA
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lioadgsy Ia eInacle on sAHRDAY EVENING, Dec 49, in
I'D of THE NRWlYORK CITY KANSAS GUARD, who are
for Kansas The meeting will be addressed
Sci stor WILSON and ELI THAYER of Mas, the Rev.
FNRY WARD BEECHER, the Rev. THEODORE L. Guy
Err and other friends Of Free Kansas Invitations have been
ttcnded 10 the Hon. CHARLES SUMNER, the Hon. NJ p.
ANKS IL and the Hon JOHN p. HALE, who, Il 10 hoped
"a be present Doors open at o'clock Tickets rs cents to
I'D a., ,be door
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70 Representatives, about laying IN their Winter stoOi
NOier IA stores .
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- balrs Domestic and Foreign cOlored RAGS.
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- bales ROPE CUTTINGS
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