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PROFESSOR WOODS
HAIR RESTORATIVE J!
1T HAS WORKED MIRACLES

THAT ALL THE BALD AND GRAY CAN DE re.
stored perfectly TO original growth and color far
their locks concerned does not almt OF doubt be-
sides will curs every possible disease OF the scalp.
whether developed as dantrun itching 10 the shape
ofcutaneous erurtions-eyen scald head-and In no
possible will ii fail Of curing II by magic,
periodical head ache, and II usei twice week
by ths young regularly II will preserve the color and
keep III hair from falling, to any imaginable age
Read and Judge.
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Biddeiord sank.

fs,IiE s,oekholter. Of the B,ddeocd Bank are
il herrby notiicl that ~, clal nes,iag of 'eli
.,oekholdefs vii te hol,lea Al Ihel baking house
on nday the sixth dsy u Febsu,y neKi, at wv
o'clock M the afemoO1, to see ifthey VIII reii-
l,oa the Legislature Toe rsaewa OF Us charter.
m, Order or the Presideut mi Direc,ors.
n as. FAIRFIELD. Cashie.
B,ddelord, Jan. ", 1877. 9wS
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Auction,

WILL b. sold at public auction, on Saturday
w the thirty frs, day of January 1857 at ten
o'clock IN the forenoon, nj the house Of Albert
Luni in hennebunkpon, all the right, title aud
interest which said Albert has, ia aud 10 certain
real estate known as the Wakefield lot, now un.
Ter mortgage 10 James Il T. orn,on. also about
20 tons OF hay-onc yoke OF oxen-7 young cattle
% cows-i sleigh-l riding wagon-l OK wag.
ou--2 harnesses, and other personal property not
enumerated.
SAMITEL W LUQUES, Assignee.
ALBERT LUNT
Hddeiord, Jan. ~, 1857 3w4
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Milford, Worcester Co., Mass, Nov. 1855.

Milford, Worcester CO., Mass, Now 1855.
PROP. o. J. W0OD-Dear Sir take pleasure in
bearing voluntary testimony 10 the magic elects OF
your wonderful Hair Restorative. As FAR back 1886,
my hair commenced falling OF, until the top Of my
scalp became bald and smooth glass, and has con-
tinuei 10 fall br great many years, Notwithstanding
have use many celebrated preparations for restora.
ton. Seeing your advertisement, / was induced 10
give your article trial. AMI to my utter astonishment
iouni after few applications, that my hair became
nrmly set, and assumed glossy ani beautiful appear
ance aud by the time hal used quart bottle, my
bald head covered with young and vigorous
growth Of hair which Is from one to two inches in
length, and growing fast. Yours, truly,
HENRY GOODRICH.
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AMERICAN & FOREIGN PATENTS.
r. II. EDDY, Solicitor Of PATENTS

(Llrr AGEsr ov U. s. PArssr Osnes, wAszissfos
rspu rHs Acr % 1917 lr
No 70 state Street, opposite kiiby g., Boston
FrER an extensive prsctice Of upvArds Of tvent,
| n Year,, contnues 10 Patents In the United
states aso In Great Britain France, and other foregI
countries. Caveats, Specifications, Assignment, And
ali Papers Drawings Cor Patents erecuied on leera
terms and with despatch. RsseArches made into Amer
lean Foreign works, TO determine the validity OF u
y IL Patents OF Invenous, legal or other sdvcs
the claims OF any Patent furnished by remttins one
dollar. Assignments recorded at Washington.
This Agency 10 not only the largest In Nev England
but through inventors have advantages Tor securing
patents ascertainlng the paientaby Of inveotsns,
unsurpasse By. 10 not imneasuraby superior 70, any
which can be offered them eiseshere The testlmonia
given below prove that none 10 MORE sUcckSsIuL
succEss Is TiIE Brsr pRoof on GDvINfIoEs
AND ABILITY, he would sdd that he has abundant
reason to believe and can prove that 81 no Other Once
OF the kind the charyes fer prossonAi services 90
inr twenty years past has enabled him 10 accumulate
vast collection Of specifications and oea decslons rel.
alive 10 patents These besides his extensive library
legal and mechanical works. and full accounts OF patents
granted 10 the United States and Europe, render MIN
able beyond question, 70 oer superior fAeitesor 60
An neeessity Of journey TO Washington 10 procure
patent and the usual great delay thsrs, are hers saNc
inveniets.
TESTIMONIALS
"During the time occupied the once OF Coumis
,ioner OF patents, II. H. LDDI, Esq, Of Boston. did
business al the Patent once Solicitor Coo procuring
Patents. There were few II any persons acting In thai
.apacy who had much business before the Patent
once and there we're non. who conducted u with
more skill, fidelity and success. regard MI Eddy
"a one OF the best Informed and most sku Patent 30
EDITORS In the United states, and have no hesitation in
assuring inventors that they cannot employ person
norr Competent and Trustworthy and more capable o.
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assigrlec,s Notice.

N Office j. hereby given that on the sixteenth
~ day OF January, A ID 1877, Albeit Lunt OF
X nn,hunkpori, IN the county oi York, yenlncn,
in said county Of York, all his estate, reul aud
personal, Toe the benefit of his creditors.
All peSsous having claims against satd hlber,
Lun,, aud who wish 10 avail themselves vi the
benefits OF the assignment, aud become pJriie,
thereto, can sign the same at the Office OF said
Samuel w. Luques in said Biljeiord within three
months, ss p.uylded by law
SAMUEL w LUQUES, Assignee.
Bidde ord, Jan 10, 1857. 3wl
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Dissolution Of Partnership.

THE COpartnenhiP existing between bearing
/ az Moore, l. this day dissolved by mutual con.
sent. All persons indebted 10 the late firm are 70.
auc sled 1. settle their accouuis wiLhou, delay.
T.. p. ). DEARlNG.
SAMUEL MOORE.
BijdeiOrj, Jan. 8, 1857. 4w2
The Cola business will be continued at the
old stand, by T. T., ), Dearing.
Jobblng cf all kinds, BY ,
Ava SAMUEL MOOhE.
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Marriugrg.

In thi, city ls,h inst. by Rev b Foster Mr.. 81
les T. AdamcS aud Mis- Henrietta ) BeusOa bott
Ut lhddciO'd
In Saco, Jan. oath, by Rev \ God, Ezra Ste.
phsn aud Miss Laura B. Andrews, 10Th 1t Psri,
Ne.
In Hollis, Jau l7Ih By Rsv J. Warren, MI,
both oI BlddciOFd.
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uO-,sn Ni.rErt Jan. 81.

FLOUR --we,iem COmnIUa brandS at SO.
3Iia ~; fancy S6.75; extras ia Se,25 pcr bbI
., 10 brand. Com southern yellow sia>5c Rye
9Oc.-Oais,jjc.
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s. s. NIT c n e IL,
Successor TO ID. l.. Milchel,)
Opposite York Hotel & saco House, saco, Maine
Has for sale In quantities To suit:
DRUGS. FANCY SOAPS,
CHEMICALS, WASH BALLS,
PAINTS. HAIR BRUSHES,
LiNSEEb OIL. TOOTH BRUSHES,
COLORS, FANCY GOODS,
Sprs. TURPENTlNE, SHAKER HERBS,
VARNlSll, FARlNA,
ACIDS CORN STARCH,
DYE WOODS, CREAM TARTAR,
ArTIsrs' Materials, SALERATUS,
PAINT BRUSHE-., FLAvohiN,,TI EAlS,
CANVASS, f,.hS rnUit,
TUBE CoLoRS, FRUIT >MS;;
LARD OIL, LEMON SYh,
SPERM OIL, LoZENGGS,
CAMpHENE, HAVANA SEGARS,
BURNING FLUID, TOBACCO,
DRUGGISTS GLASS WARE, SELF SEAL
ssfP&T6tas. a ,jHfik f hlSEsH1 t h5
CENTRaTED FLUID EXTRACTS, ALIENS
EXITS. TARAX, HYOSCY, BELLADoN, AZ
TAPER, VIAL, BOTTLE, JUG AND SPECIE
GORKS.
Physicians and country merchants having OF.
ders in my line, can rely on getting prime articles
and AT lowest possible prices.
100 5. s. MITCHELL.
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January 20, 1857.
Commonwealth Of Massachusetts, Suffolk - +,
Then personally appeared Tue above named
SJml BilchelJec, treasurer Of the York Mani
Company, and made oath that tie above stale
meni, by hin subscribed Is true.
Before me,
HENRY DAVENPORT,
iw5 Justice OF the Peace.
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NOTICE.

THE Members Of the Third Class OF the York
Il County Mutual Fire Insurance. Company,
are hereby nolret ih,, the Directors OF said Com.
pany hay, ordered an assessment on the members
Of sGid Class, payable on or before the 18Th day
of February next ABNER OAKES,
3w3 Treasurer VI said Company.
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1tatbs.

In this city 7lh ins, James Roscoe. sou of Mr..
Samuel L. II. aud Miss Clara ~ White aged :
years aad moath.
Ia this city 9th ins, Mr Israel c. Smith aged
q years
Ia DAYTON - iasl. Mrs. Lydia vii.of MrJohn
GOodwla aged % years.
Ia Saugus, ALAS 10 inst. Ms lsaDe'a s. Hen
ncs Wiicof IloUiio u, Herrics Ed. AM daus hler
Of Hoa John 4. Pune aged - years
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TOBACCO.

4 GREAT VARIETY Of kind, for chewing
~ s,noSing, &c. Also. pipes OF all shapes, at
the inpFe Block, for sale by
UT,9 Joint FRENCH
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yIcerating Tumors, SeaId Head,
Diseased Ewes,

DISEASED SKIN, hot, dry, rough and eruptlve,
or cold. pale, pasty, or elamrny and Sweating,
DROPSICAL EFFUslONS, occasoning din.
Guilty Of Breathing, DOating, extreme lansour and
frequent fatigue.
NICkETS or sonened and distorted condition OF
the Boncs, spinal Affections whitei
SwellingsS
Dcrnuyed condition Of the Digestive Organs, occas
ioning toss of or and irregular APPETIZER
Severe and proirsced Costieness Chropic Diarhss
Diseased Lungs, which had involved the sur
ferers In Asthma, hard Coughs llemorrhage Ema'
citation and other SYMPTOMS Of
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THE UNION EASTERN JOURNAL.
Statement of the Financial Concerns Of
tho County of York, Jan. LIST, 1857.

4 Statement Of the Financial Concerns Of
tho County Of York, Jan. LIST. 1857.
Balance 10 the Treasury January Isl,
\ 1856. ...................... si2s9, 80
Received for admission fees Of
/ Attorneys. ...............,SO,O
| Jury fees, ..'.'l4O,OO
Fines. r.'....''.lOJ,3J
Licenses, ......... 500
{" SAFE Furniture in
old Firc Proof, 90, 81
" Of York aud Cumber.
land X. L. for Ju.
~ fees. .l03,GS
From the several towns for
Taxes, ............. so 52i, .
ForLoan per Treasurer's Note, t,ooooO
STATE
For Justice Commits
siou, ........... $500
From Stale Treasurer
Cash, .......... 1860
- l,4ll,Oi
3o,2ss,79
EXPENDITURES.
Paid COnsiables iOr serving Ve-
hires, ......s.'''''.clll,OO
Jury fees. ...........2,6o2,io
!" Sheriff aud Deputies at
ts lending Court '0li,oo 40. -
- 3,fO7,79
Bill allowed by County
Commissioners, May
Term .............s..'' 'S.ol<,oi /
" Bill allowed by County
.. Commissioners, ocio-
Der Trr.D, .'.'..'. '''.....'' :, H9,a|
Judge oi Pr0Laie's Salary, 4OO,OO
Register of " o2''U M, ~
. Road Damages. So, 80
Treasurvr oi Law LiLTay, 5000
On Road Petition, for Su.
pfeme Judical Court, 1921
+" Treasures Salary '''''''3OOCO
ia part Of Loan, 10000 -
4" lnieres, on " ..........l, 3i3, IS lO,sio,Is
STATE
Paid Bills cos, in Criminal Pros.
ecuilOn. ..............2,l 6l,l7 II
Less tor Attorneys fees, 4Ol,O7
" Jaior's Bills for supper. OF
Criminals, .......".....99l,0)
Balance due from State ''''''''.' '''''sl,3 $500
in Treasury, ''''.'.'.''''''''''''' so',oS
3C,2S6,79
JOHN BRACKETT, %,
County Treasurer. \!
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SPANISH SMALL Com. In compliance with
the law of Congress the Secretary Of the
Treasury has issued orders that the Spanish
quarters, eighths, and sixteenths Of dol.
lar, shall nOt be received bu. at the rate Of
~, 10, and cents.
We understand that in compliance with
these instructions, these coins will be re-
ceivcd ut the Custom House and Post Office
in this city only at the above named rates.
These coins after being received at the
public Offices cannot be re-iSsued, but must,
by order Of Congress, Dc sent to the mint
TO be re-coined into American money
Portland Advertiser.
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DEArn OF u. Il. MrssEr, ESQ. The Bos-
ton Traveller announces the death Of b. Il.
MuSscy, Esq, well known as one Of the old
est and most successful publishers Of Boston
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pmee and La sorn,ory, No. IL i-s School

Wholesale Agents, WEEKS 4 POTTER, iSi, Wash
ustOn street. Boston, AMI retail- BY Bre-Sr, Steven
aud Cushing ", Washington Street, and Burt, sosts
4 Co., No. l, COrnhil. 6mi6
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AGRICULTURE IN GERMANY. The wine crop
will be good in spots, but in general il will
fall below the average-the quality is expect.
ed to be tolerably good. There is not much
OF the regular wine sickness, but considerable
special complaint Of mildew, insects, &c.
The apple crop is almost universally an entire
failure in Europe. In this neIghborhooi there
will be half crop. Prunes are very plentiful,
also pears. 51as.a
In reference to the general state of agricul-
ture aud horticulture in Germany, it may be
said. with truth, that it IS superior to that Of
France and England the utensils are about
equally clumsy, but what makes German ag.
ricultuS superior, is the thoFoughness and
patient perseverance which characterize all
German agricultural labor whatever they do
they do well, and ell would wish to add,
would be greater intelligence in the selection
and use Of tools and implements, and more
sprlshtly use OF arms and limbs. The larger
farms Of Saxony and Silesis are models in all
respects. e a w
Tits there one may witness the highest
achievements in agriculture. There, eamposts
and other msnures are used scientifically;
there, feeding cattle, sheep and horses, and
their raising. is carried on upon the most ap.
proved system; their pIoughing. narrowing,
seeding. harvesting, threshing and stabling is
each performed in a masterlike manner for
there, two points are never lost sight of : first,
the amount of physical force. aad second, its
intelligent application. There. intelligence
guides mere raw labor and, by machinery
and dexterity. makes it produce double as
much as in other places. The success of these
larger farms is spreading good farming BY its
examples rapidly, and as agricultural labor
may. by being joined to practical learning. be-
coIne-ln fact has becoms--the most rsmun-
erative of all labors, therefore agriculture is
receiving new impetus. which must vastly
increase its productive results, s.e.s s,.f
am sorry to see SO much land devoted to
the cultivation Of tobacco, II Correspondence
ofthe Ohio Farmer, Stuttgart. Germany. Sep
temper 6, 1856.
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The long disputed question wether Purcell
or Handel was the author Of the grand music
of the Old Hundredth has been set at rest by
a discovery made few days since in Lincoln
Cathedral library. Purcell died in 1895, and
Handel IN 1859, but in the Cathedral library
French psalter, printed in 1876, contains the
Music Of the Old Hundredth, exactly a. it ID
now sung. so that it could not be the produc.
ton Of either of the great musicians TO whom
it had been attributed. 1smh 81 ashns
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Patented Fcbrunrx ee. 1850.

The peculiar advantages of this Spring over all others
are obvious for the following ressons
1t, It is double acting, closing holding open the
door srequired.
3D. It's greatest at the closing point decreas
ing 81 tho door opens.
81 Itmay be easily detached from the door by rails
Ing the lever from the hook and dropping against
frame
4th. 1t is of simple construction, and not being COM
pii"aied, will not get out of repair.
9Th. 1t IS the most durable of all Springs the power
being graduated as the door may require
oh. Its greatest action requires but one-eighsb OF
turns others requiring from to Of turn
hence it will pot lose its elasticity power however
long on the stretch, and eonnot be brOken
Ith is, contrary to the general rule, ornamental,
and is applicable doors of houses, cars steamboats,,
or gates
Ag nts for the Introduction and sale of this Spring
wanted in every :ounty in the United States
Rights States, Counties and ton MS fors ale liberal
terms. The utility Of this Spring unquestonsd. En-.
terpri' ing make money
For Rights, Apply to r. g. IlTuVEN, at 8. B. ]. Cod
6ard. Esq's Office, or L. D. G0DDARD5 store, No. 1856
Main street Worcester.
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How IN oENERAL Use, cg
For Coughs, Colds, Cousins pIIou,
Asthma Peurisy, Pntt'c, Ip ienza Hasr,eness Splitting
Of Blood Hopping Cough Bronchitis all Diseases Of the
Lungs aud Chest. rhe estimation in which II 10 held By
the Clergy. Certificate Of Nous. L. Pronxl, Catholic
Priest, Quebec, Inv n Canada
4 certify that having used the Vegetable Pulmonary
Basam. satisfied Of It's very salaary effects, and
have recommended II who have recovered their
health from the use OF this msdicine.' 4u-lst sfi
Quebec, 27th January, 1s4l Is. PRoUxL Priest
Certificate Of Rev JosePh Litch, Clergyman IN
fol Philadelphia. Pa. rstaD,t- fT
Messrs. RERp CuTLER Co,-Gents.- II affords me plea
to bear testimony 10 my high estimation TIE value
OF your Vegetable Pulmonary Balsan. Ny nrst ac-
quantanSs with II was IN the sorng Of 1883 Vhsn was
almost reduced n skeleton with cough Whih had az
1eted me IN some mouths and was getting Worse. A
few doses gave me relie and bottle In few days.
tirely cured me Since then have recoume ided to
very large number Of PERSONS In all the various stages OF
Pulmonary disease, an have rarely known II 10 be
without beneht, and 10 the maiory Of with de-
cdsd success, In tfecting have continued to
uss Il myself aod 10 family, have had occasion,
ever since. until reeari Il Of gre staple
family m dces inr coughs. do not think Il second to
any pulmonary medicine before the public. .iaI
Respectfully. JOSIAH LlTCH.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 10, 1854. ta p
Sold in Worcester BY J Q Hill Geo. 2. spur, H. B
Green and AL other Apotheoaries.
"a. N~-@"~N% ~.
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HOFFEE GRINDING.--oornero Of Ution and
~ Exchange street, Worcester, Mass, Best SOLD
JAYA,n MOCHA, JAMAICA, and WEST INDIA COZ
FEE, Fresh ground and pure, warranted to suit ny
W. J. WHITE.
Also, Chckery, or Dandelion Coffee, al low price.
d12 dam
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Monumental Da uerreotype Casss.

method has long been sought for, to insert in dur
able mauuer, Dagureotyp pc Lkeuessss to Head Stones
and Monuments have been manufacturing these Gases
for the last years, and warrant them to secure
the picture for a number of years,
The outside case is made Of Parian Marble, AMI the
box which ensloscs the picture AMI keeps it Of
great perervstion for long number Of years. made of
hrass--G screW 6oT. 1t makes very neat job on a
Head Stone or Monument. They are used in Greenwood
Cemetery dount Auburn. Laurel Ril, and many other
Cemeteries in the Uuitsd States
liberal discount made Marble d2alsTs and Daguer-
reoypists. Price from 50 % each to $3.50 cir1ulGr
Of engravngs Will be any address, free, with price
list Address,
A. L. BALDWIN, Agent of Nausoleum Dag. Co.
dS d3m S35 Broadway, New York.
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The public are invited to exlmue the large addition
recently made to my socs OF new and beautiful styles Of
Endies' and Gents JeweIry,
Consisting in part OF
Gents Gold Vest and Fob CHAINS
Ladies' Gold tiuard and Ohatalain CHAINS
Gold NECK L ACES. LoCEETs and BRACELETS.
Col VFsC HncKS SEALS and KEYS
CENTS Gold STUDS, SLEEVE BUTTONS aud PINS.
L'dies Gold, GoLD-sroNE MOSAIC PINS, KNOBS
and DROPS
Lsdies' Gold, CAMFo PINS, KNOBS and Drops.
1000 God FINGER RINGS, comprising all kinds
Also,
SILVER SPOONS, SUGAR sHovELs, NAPKiN
RINGS, &C..
SILVER PLATED SPOONS, FORKS, &c, from the
best Silver PlateTs 10 the conn ry.
A large stoox u GOLD and SILVER WATCHES, ex
celent time-keepers.
All the above mentioned goods will be sold at the
price offered and warranted to prove as recommended
DIS d&wH NJ LAMB.
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THE WORCESTER SPY.
Printed and Published by JOIN MILTON EARLE, &
,doxAs DREv at No. 212 Main Street. Worcester Mass
Terms OF PUBLICATION

DAILY PAPER.-Five dollars per year; $3.50 for six
nonhs for three months 1ocents per week. single
opes two cents each. hen paid strtctLy in ADVANCE
deduction of Fl year viii be made and proportionate
ednction If paid quarterly half yearly in advance
WEEKLY PAPEa-Price two dollars year; 81 for six
MONTHS and 90 for three months II paid strictly in
G1vance sl,75 cts year; single cop:ea cents each
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Notices.

VENHE ANIMAL MEETING OF THE
. MEMBERS OF THE WORCESTER MECHANICS
SAVINGS BANK for the choice of officers for the
ing year ard any othr hu-iues that may legally
before them will be holden on THURSDAY. January lst
1857, az O'Clock, P. "a. q, the Office Of said Bank.
dis div Il. WOODWARD, Trsas'r.
CsEyysNG MACHINES WANTED TO
- REPAIR.-rhe undersigned has procared the ser.
tine to repairing Sewing Machines, thst any person
sending machines to the undersigned by express 9TH
erwise, depend having them repaired in thor
ough manner, with neatness and dispatch and at short
notice.
Also constantly on hand great variety Iron and
Steel Saw Arbors, and Lathe Dogs Lahes built ORDER
and all kinds o. Jobbing neatly and promptly DONE All
orders addressed the Undersigned will be promptly at
tended to and neatly executed.
WILLIAM THOMPSON,
Third door from Exchange,
On Cypress St. MerriReis Buildings, Worcester Mass.
d18 de-
A FEW FAMILIES can he supplied with
IA PURE MILK, by leaving orders with Eddy & Tor
Souhhridge street, Scott & Es Front street or The
subscriber, in Auburn. EZRA RICE.
d24 d2wt
GLATER MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE.
- CONPANY.-This Comp thy continues to insure
cotton, woolen ami ether manufactures machinery mer
chandise stores public bulldogs dWeling houses Goods
at Bleaching and Printing WORKS. and other prop ry
current rates Of premium.
DIsRcToRs H N Slater, Eavi 2. Mason, Royal Cha.
pin, VIM. a. Robinson James H. Read, John W Lyman
Joseph Cargo lter, Charles Anthony, Louis j. Doyle
Daniel Carpenter, Benz ?. Thunston, Caristonher s.
Rhodes, Emmanuel Searle Eroyidence Fdw3rd w Law.
ton, wport; Robert Rodman, NORTH Kjngstown; II. N
Campbell, Westerly; Ellis B. Pitcher, Pawucket; james
II. Chaee, Valley Falls; Geo. @. Ballou Woonsocket
James S. Cook. Burrillviile
Office in the Jones Building, No 81 Westminster st
Providence, R. L JAMES H. READ, President.
EMANUEL sEARLE Seer .tary and Treasurtr.
Providence, Dec l6, 1855. dd d1s