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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-01

Ladies who wish silk Dress, cheap should notice
Bryant's advertisements of New Spring Dress Silks To
those who wish bargups say, give bin an early call
TnylOr's Premium Starch P0IEsEh.-Read
the foil wing from of first citizens in favor of this
valuable article;
MIR. D. Taylor, Jr,; Dear sir-By your invitation we
einduced to make trial of your Starch Polish in our
family few evenings since better half' informed
us that it was all gone and must get SONS more, as
she could net get along without it. We cheeruly rec
ommend it to all those who have heretofore made use
of it. 8 NJ PETTINGILL. 10 Safest
D. TAYLOR, Jr, Proprietor, 10 Broad Street, Bos-
ton. ap1 det
Sold in Worcester, by W. O. SWEET h CO., General
agents. meh25 dst
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e,,o LEONARD 4 co Agents.
eolodu Express Office 1850 Main Street.
BronchItia. Conal,a, Moor.e,,c.. 1,o,w

~ br9nchtiin. Coughs, Hom raencaa, Brot0ns
ht9nehiat iroches or Voice Lozeuges, ane made from
amsny esremed recipe for the alienation Oh Broncla
anpV9lsi vnugs Harseness Irritation Of this Throat,e
unef chronc' occasioned by cald Or unusual exerono
e VOCAL organs in speaking singing Clergymen w.
oasa, Lawyers, ami All public tpeagers will and them
W aanirabe substitute for water in soothing the brons
elia tupesi and valuable and efficient remedy Con.
tanning no opium they can Ne freely as rednlato
- JOHN T. BROWN 4 SON, proprietorsi
wholesale Agents for New England States WEEKS n
POTTER, Boston. :.
Ecr cate q Worcester, BY D. SCOTT, JAMES GREEN,
and Druggutp generally febl I'm
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=. X. HAYWOOD having taken this retail department
Of Goodnow Heyvood's Shoe Store would announce to
the numerous patrons OF the concern the public gen
orally that hi has full and well assorted Stock Of Boots
Shoes and Rubbers for Ladies' Cents and Children's
wear This Stock has been selected with great care, h
well adapted to the wants Of this community viii be shown
with pleasure and offered such prices as win insure
to business to merit the patronage heretofore bestowed
upon this establishments Piper Block, No. 267 lain.st.
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ROBINSON HoUonIN's Dental sonD. Ear cleans.
ing the Teeth and Gums The prinipa, nests IN ts
country and ~ Eaope agree, that Ii So Is properly
prepared # Is ne best thing clean the Teeth and Gums
from any unpleasant taste The above soap has hsen
compounded with great care by Of the firm, and will
soon become aiayorite and indispensable article.
riice Ten CENIs PER CAKE, enough to last IL
months. Forsale wholesale and rsaii, By
GEO, II. SPUR,
mclS diff 20l Main Street.
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W ORCE ESTER DAILY SPY.

INSTALLATION IN sruRBR1DeH.-Rev. S. G..
Clapp, formerly of St. Johnsbury. Vt, was
installed as Pastor Of the Congregational So
cietyin sturbridee, on Wednesday last. Ser
mon and charge to the pastor, by Rev. DR..
Vail, of Palmer.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-01

CLOTHING AT A BARGAIN.-Messrs. Wheel.
ock Co., having purchased the stock of goods
at the old stand of Valentine & Studley, No. 7
Worcester House Block, arc ready to retail the
same at the very lowest rates. They replenish
their stock every few days, and keep constantly
supplied with all varieties of articles in the cloth
inn limo
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-01

MAIL RoBBERrEs.- regular system of
mail robberies seems to have been planned and
put into successful execution between St
Louis and the Atlantic. We learn from the
Postmaster at st. Louis, that the mail made
up for Boston on the Goth of January. the
mail OF the 9th of same month for Washing
ton, and the mail ofthe 18th OF March for Phil
adephia, are all missing, and have fallen into
the hands of robbers
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WEsThRN TICNET 0rrIrw

Through Tickets via Niagara Falls Buffalo mr. Nov v,
city, Tor Chicago, Rock Island, Galcna Dubuone M
Pagl's, olsye1nd Columbus CINCINNATI Toledo, Lasae,
~ LOUIS Duheth, Miwauke, Racine Mad sou James.
west and Southwest, running from continuous Depois
from Sew York or Boston, to st. Lou' Passengers are
sseu Expense and annoyance Of Of transferring them
seivts Or negBage Night Express TRAINS furnished with
Patent Might ears which for comfort and sondor Are AN
good until used. '"'s' A0"''"
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"YouNG AMERICA. Prank Purcell. lad
nine years old, has been sent to Jail In Lowell
for ten days, for drawing knife upon his
teacher, in the primary school, who found it
necessary to administer little wholesome
correction to him.
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For the Spy.
p s u b mr. bnn.

MEssRs. EDIToRs Our schools have lust
closed their winter term, and hope a short no.
tice OF them will not be deemed amss Our
schools (three In number) have been under the
charge Of Messw. Dipkinsca Kpawlton, and
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-01

CoLLEcTIoNs.-We would call attention to Mr..
Barton's card in another column, and commend
him to all desiring prompt collections, as entire
ly reliable and efficient. He is engaged in Bos-
ton. daily, and possesses many facilities, and
much experience, in this line of business.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-01

THE CHINESE JuGeLERs-The performances
OF this unrvalled troupe of Celestial Juggers"
at Brinley Hall, lass evening, astonished and de-
lighted all beholdera. Such truly wonderful feats
Of dexterity reseatedly called down the house in
rapturous applause; and to accommodate the
crowds who were unable to obtain admission last
evening, the City Hall has been obtained for this
evenings exhibition. Such exhibitions are as
rare as they are surprising, and our fellow citi-
gems who wish to behold John Chinaman in his
glory, and to have occular demonstration as to
how he looks, walks, talks, dances, and feeds,
should not fail TO be present tonight.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-01

POLICE CoURT.-Theophilu Waller and James
Healey, for being drunk, were yesterday each
fined So and costs, and committed.
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nIE

Can st the Oil Mil Manchester Street fer LFnseed
O!f' Boi'ed ana Raw, manufactured by FLAGG & BEN-
son, for sale Wholesale and Retail
- Alse' OIL MEAL, for Feed, in large Or small guam
titles, TO purchasers.
Worcester, March II. 1856. dtM1&
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BAD MoNEY.-The Washington star eau
tions the public against spurious quarter ca.
giles, which haze made their appearance in
Philadelphia, Baltimore and other cities. They
are dated 1854, and in point of exection are
calculated TO deceive, though In color thew are
as light as brass, we'll as deheionti in W Weight
The various shades of color of the genuine
coin will assist in the passing of the spurious,
but when compared with the genuine the dit.
ference in weight is easily perceived. An ex-
animation and comparison will cost but little
tro 'ble, while it may prevent considerable.
loss
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-01

The WINTER IN FRANcR.--A letter from
Paris, received by one Of our neighbors, and
dated about the middle of February, says
+" We left New York on the 3Oth of january,
with cargo Of -four for the French govern
ment, and made the passage acroes the Allan
tic in seDsntesn days, landing at Brest which
is great naval station, on the west coast Of
France. We had good breeze directly be-
hind us all the time; and the ship being
deeply laden, she was buried in the water
nearly all the way across the ocean. Aitho'
we made q rapid passage 1t was not pleasant
being under the water so much, as it often
ran into tho cabin and state rooms. Brest is
about deg north Of New York, and yet,
what was our surprise on landing there, to
and the weather warm and pleasant, the fields
green, tho people at work in them and in the
gardens in their shirtsleeves, and the children
running about the streets barefoot The con-
trast was the more striking, as, only a little
more than two weeks previously, we had left
no mountains Of ice and snow in the streets
OF New York. AT Paris, we found tho peo-
pie sitting out Of doors. in tho Bouleyards.
and olhsr public streets and places; the wealth.
q oelng MUCH a. il Is III New York in May
"sIx WnnKs eLnIonsEo IN MAncu.,.
0la raase y being verified this year, ia many
plaees, inasmach as The month Of March came in
On saturday o. one week, and went out on
~ 49, 80
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-01

THAyER PLAcE,-We would call the attention
of our readers to the advertisement in our col
umns, of the Thayer Place at auction, on satur-
day next, by E. w. Vail.
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The GREAT EXHIBITION OF THE RUSSIAN
WAR.-During the last two months we have often
seen many notices in regard to this popular rep
resentation. Last night we had an opportunity
OF seeing for ourselves, and we must say, with
all candor, that it is one ofthe best and most in
structiye entertainments we have ever had the
pleasure Of attending.
Mr.. Packard, as a lecturer, is the best we ever
heard. We understand that this gentleman has
Travelled much in Russia and Turkey,and is thor.
oughly acquainted with the manners and customs
of these countries. We were particularly pleased
with the moonlight scene, and the bombardmeut
and burning of the city of Sevastopol, effected by
heavy and complicated machinery.
The singing by Mr. Chandler is alone worth
the price of admission.
There will be an exhibition on Wednesday af-
ternoon.
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AUcrIoN.-E W. Vail will sell, this day, at
two o'clock, a desirable cottage, No. Charlton
Street
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MASSACHUSETTS LEeIsLATURE.


SENATE Continued
The question was then taken upon concur
ring with the amendments proposed by the
House, and the Senate coneurred with them.
The article of amendment now reads as fol-
lows:
mo person shall have the right to vote or
be eligible to Office under the Constitution of
this Commonwealth, who shall not be able to
read the Constitution in the English language
and write his name:
Prorsded, however, that the provisions of
this amendment shall not apply to any person
prevented by physical disability from com
plying with its acquisitions, nor to any person
who has now the right to vote, nor to any per-
son who shall be sixty years of age or up
wards, at the time this amendment shall take
effect"
Mr.. Lee of Worcester, wished to express
again his opposition to the article. 1t is un-
called for, it is vague and intangible, and will
lead to contest at every ballot box.
The question being taken, the Senate
agreed to the article of amendment by vote
of 26 to A.
Nays-Messrs. Leavitt, Lee, Taft, Warner.
The article is Il erefore referred to the next
Legislature.
MONDAY, March 81.
SENATE.-On leave, Mr. Pierce introduced
resolve i'll addition to resolve relative to
the debates of the Constitutional Convention
of 1885, The resolve was accompanied by
documents of interest. The object of the
present movement is to have the debates re-
printed. The resolve passed through its sew.
eral readings and was engrossed.
Bus Eagrossed-Bills in aid of the Leba-
non Springs Aqueduct Company relating to
the officers of Religious Societies other than
Congregational to incorporate the Salisbury
Mills.
Railroad Union.-On leave Mr. White in
trodnced bill to unite all the railway lines
on the route OF the New York and Boston Air
line Railroad into one, and extending the time
for completing the same two years. Read
once.
HoUsE.--The use of the hall was granted to
Dr. J. 5. Rock, for lecture, on Friday even.
ing, on the Unity of the Races.
The bill Eelating 10 the mileage of the mem
bers, was passed to be engrossed. Also the
bill concerning mortgages on personal proper
ty the bill concerning the Middlesex Railroad
Company; the bill 10 incorporate the Gardner
Literary Association, and the bill in addition
to an act to incorporate East Boston Free
Bridge.
The bill to exempt certain articles of per-
sonal property from attachment, was debated,
and then reconsidered. Adjourned.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-01

IEuALArIoS,--Dr. c. Howard Marshall, catarrh
and lung physician. is now at the Worcester
House, and will remain until Saturday next. Con-
tultation ffee. td4 Nat5 ~
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The HUTCHINSON CoNcERT.-our citizens
will, in all probability, never again have an OPP
portunity to hear these gifted sons Of song 'from
the old granite State" as they are about to emf
CRATE to the West, and settle down upon some of
the fertile lands of Minnesota, as tillers of the
soil. The programme of the Concert at the City
Hall, this evening, is very rich, and embraces
many new pieces, and we doubt not they will re-
ceive an old fashioned welcome, from crowded
house, which they richly deserve, both for the
character of their songs and the skill displayed
in their execution.
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Boston Stock snles.-Mareh p.

The following closing prices exhibit the changes as
compared with one week since, and generally show
moderate Improvement
CLOSING PRICES AT THE BROKERS, BOARD.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-01

A LARGE VEnDIcT.--Iho United States
Government recently instituted suit against
Rodmap Price. now Governor Of New jersey.
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We advise purchasers of Fancy Goods and rova
or superior Fireworks, to call on HOLDEN CTjTTER /,
CO. extensive Importers 10 II Kiby Street Boston
meh4 d3n 1850 s'0n
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Strangers visiting btstun in quest Of aAIedics
Aid" under difficulties OF ''priYate Nature' viii find
70 tlef advantage to consult DR. MORRILL, the eldest
mrh6 dam "
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bouehznss Corn solvent, an Infailib1e
Eesmedy, for sale By JANIS GREEN, III Main It.
S old in six weeks W. ii1e
See advertisement in another column dam seo
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o FL ECTI IONS
q Notes. Drafts and Negotiable Paper generally within
the United states and Canadas, promptly attended to-
Orders lef or addressed him at % High street or
at Hon l. M. Barton's office, 254 Main street
Worcester, April l, 1886. 5tf
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A. PrenfEss. Designer and Engraver upon Wood
and stone Over the 9uinsigamond Bank Entrance l4I
Man street. House on Crescent Street All orders
meet with prompt attention Particular attention paid
Drafting Machinery 5ec9u
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MYSTERIOUS AFFA1R.-A Geographic des-
patch from New Bedford Sunday evening,
states that man named Rogers, OF about six
ty years of age, was found dead yesterday fore.
noon, at the wharf foot of Rowland street. -
He was doubtless murdered some time during
Saturday night His face was considerably
bruised, and marks of blood were traced on
the sidewalk to house some distance from
the wharf. The coroner held an inquest yes
terday, but no verdict lad been rendered.
Several persons had been arrested for exam.
lnation. The affair causes much excitement
in New Bedford. Boston Courier.
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IL b. NfCHOT-S MD

ouuI II Il or ATHIC PHYsICIAN
OFFICE AND Residence 112 MAIN 81 OFFICE Horpa
Worcester, Oct 90 1888 ~
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MG%aC.--A young Lady, qualified to teach will
give instruction en- the Piano Ters SO per quarter
The best Of reference given. Apply at this Office
Worcester, Jan. ~ 1T
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MRS. $. p. BOSWORTH.
FASHION, ABLE DREss-MAKER
NO HeWbury street, Worcester
iy2s dt
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NAFss 81 Goodwin, an experienced and succas.
midwife holds herselfin readiness day and ni,-bt ~ Is
sttend the duties of her professor esdence IL 2nsti
oet2! StF
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Bal's of "a Thousand Flowers Reader,
90 you wlsh beautiful complexion1 ESQ, use Ii Balm
and Freckles frem the face For washing and shaving
and cleansing the Teeth leaving beautiful perfmed
breath IT HAS NO EQUAL FN
FkTRIDGE & CO.. Boston, G. R. spuRR. sole aeert
or Worcester. mch9e S SSe"'
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u. A. GOODNOW

Es a. GOOE% OW.
Wholesale Dealer ard Jobhtr In
BOUT ,, Iii @ ES, mSd BURRERs
27S Main Street, up stairs,)
n.. WORCESTER, MASS
HHItouar attention given to orders. diff mci3
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CARRIAGE REPOSITORY AND MANUFAcToRY.
We visited the extensive Carriage Mandatory
of Messrs. A. Tolman & Co., a few days ago. and
although aware that they turned out a great deal
ofthe best work, we were yet surprised at the ex-
tent of their operations, and the facilities pos
sessed by them of turning out the best work at
such short notice.
All the various operations connected with the
business ofcarriage making, are carried on upon
their own premises, under the immediate super
vision of the proprietors. None but the best
workmen are employed, and we are sure. from
personal observation, that no better carriages of
any description, are manufactured any where, in
this country
Messrs. Tolman & Co. have now on hand
splendid lot of carriages of various descriptions,
which, for elaborate workmanship, style, beauty,
finish, and durability, cannot be excelled. In
the construction of their carriages, the best ma
terials only are used, and the fact that vehicle
bears their stamp upon it, is sufficient evidence
of its excellences Our citizens are beeinpine
fully to recognize the advantage, as well as the
duty of patronising their own; as the large and
increasing business of Messrs. Tolman & Co.,
clearly shows and we advise all who may be in
want of articles in the carriage line to call upon
them, and examine the splendid specimens of
their work, which may be found in their extensive
store rooms.
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We have received from Dix & Edwards, the en-
terprising New York publishers of the following
works, the April numbers thereof wiz
PUrNAM's MoNTHLY--The intellectual vigor
and independence of this sterling periodical, are
truly refreshing and invigorating, and seem to
grow upon it rather than to diminish with its age
The present number has capital article, adapted
to the times, entitled "The Real Question" in
which is shown the only real and vital antago-
nism whieh,exists and must Of necessity exist, in
parties in this country. In the course Of it, the
productive statistics Of Massachusetts, and South
Carolina, as the most appropriate representatives
of the two opposing principles, compared,
and from them is deduced the comparative eco
nomical results to be looked for from the spread
of the systems respectively. Other articles are
Religious Freedom in America, "The Ocean
Depths" "Haye Animals Souls :" Some ORR
entail Acquaintance" &c. We most heartily
commend the work to public favor.
HOUSEHOLD WoRps-by Charles Dickens
Fresh, vigorous, sympathetic, as usual this num-
Der is a meet companion for these which have
preceded it, and presents claims upon the public
which cannot be disregarded.
The School FELLow-The combination of
mental instruction with interesting entertain
ment, adapted both to the tastes and the wants Of
children, Is happily accomplished in this work,
and it is therefore gratifying to know that it has
an extensive demand.
These works are all sold by s Thompson & Co.,
agents for the publishers, No. 247. Main Street
4---------------- stl1
The KANzAs Commission. Geo g. Fogg,
Esq, editor of the Concord, N. II. Iadepend-
ent Democrat, staid in town last night Oh his
way home from Washington. s. P. Hanscom,
Esq, came on in company with him, and con-
tinued on to Boston. They will both leave
again on Friday, on their way to St. Louis,
where they will join the Kanzas Commission
on the 10th. AS soon as the Commission is
organized, it will proceed directly to Kanzas,
taking the "Border RufIian" region, and Fort
Leavenworth, in their way, and will engage
promptly in the important investigation, for
which it has been instituted.
A LARGE VEnDcT,--Iho United States
Government recently instituted a suit against
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C8 PIN y T1LLOTSON.
ATTORNEYS AND C0uNsELL0Bs AT LAW
-SIs, and Worcester Bank Block, Worcester Mass.
To- ~ SH4PiS G. Il. IILLuTsoN.
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W. 4. WILLIAMS,
ATTORNEY Ard COUNSELLOR At JAW
No.2 Central Exchanges Worcester, Mass.
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FOSTER 8 ESTER BROOk
ATTORNEYS AND scoGNsELI0RS AT LAW.
Nos.1 and BriHley Hall, Worcester
DWIGHT FOSTER iaHl0itf JAMES f. KsTERBRoop
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Hay.-Another prime LOT Of Pressed Hay of sure,io,
qeahtyi Just received by DRAPER 4 CLARK,
FL. l.. AINsW0RTH,
I E A G H E r OF MUSIC
Rooms No. Al Pleasant Streer,
mch26 dim
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ponrd of MAYOR and AIdermen.

/ MONDAY EVENING March 81
/ Petition Of Charles Lamb for transierence of
! his license as hacknan. Granted.
! Petition of Charles White and others, to have
sidewalks on Main Street, near the junction Of
Southbridge Stseel. Referred to Committee on
Sidewalks.
Thomas NJ. Lamb, Charles A. Upton, and Ich-
abod Washburn, were drawn as Jurors at the APP
preaching term of the Supreme Court.
The Committee of Conference on the petition
of Uriah Stone and othersreported that the Brard
adhere to their former action. Accepted.
Committee of Conference on Wood Measurer
near City Hall, asked to be discharged. Ac-
cepted.
The Committee of Conference on the new Com
mon reported that the Board of Aldermen recede
from their former action. Accepted. The
Board then eoncurred with the action of the
Common Council on the matter.
Alderman Hale sent in his resignation as a
member of the Board, on account of his health
Laid on the table.
The Aldermen non-concurred with the other
Board, in the election of Water Commissioners.
NEXT Monday evening, at 8 o'clock, was as
signed fora Convention of both Boards to choose
aChief Engineer and 6 Assistant Engineers of
the Fire Department.
The Committee on Shade Trees and Public
Grounds, made report with an accompanying
order, recommending appropriation of 81, 500
for the new Common, making street on the
West side, &c. Adopted, and the order had its
second reading.
Some other unimportant business was done,
and the board went into executive session.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
w. SIMMER RAprnN

oUNsELLoR, AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
w orcesfer. Mag.
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DE- Js CIawson Kelley, Analytical Physician
can be consulted by ladies and gentlemen at his otce
corner of Church and Mechanic Streets, Worcester
throughout THURSDAY and FRIDAY, the Sd and iii
OF APRIL free of charge, upon all diseases Of the bu
man system. wlt&d5t ,ncbaI
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WILLIAM DICKINSON
NOTARY PUBLIC,
No. us Main street, Worcester.