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THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
FROM WASHINGTON
gpecid Dispstoa 10 The n. Y. Tribune.

WASHINGTON, Wednesday, Oct IA, 1857.
The Law of 1853 authorizes the redemption OF
stocks until the surplus shall have been reduced 70
Sc 900, 900. Tie Secretary decided yesterday that
that limit bed been reached; in coming to this re
sut be deducts S. 500 600 in the mints and branch
mints. The redemption Of stocks had ceased. The
amount presented for redemption this morning was
100000. The Government will suspend on no
other payment.
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THE PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION
special Dispatch TO The N. Y. Tribune.

Special Dispatch TO The N. Y Tribune.
MoNTRosE, Pa Wednesday, Oct. Ia, 1857.
The returns as far as received show a decrease
in the vote from the election Of last Fall. The
County gives WilmOt about 700 majority. All the
Republican County tickets elected, including Chase
for Assemblyman, Neal for Register and Recorder,
and Mott for County Treasurer.
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REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
ALBANY, Wednesday, {

ALBANY, Wednesday, Oct. IA, 1857.
At the Republican County Convention to-day, Henry
A. Brigham of West Troy received the nomira,ion for
State Senator, ard Adam Van Allen for County
Tleas urer.
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NCHYNTCTADI, Wtubesudy. Vct. IT. 1907.
The flooring of the old Mohawk Bridge gave way
this fore noon precpitating about so head Of cattle
distance Of Gig hteen feet into the river Only Of
the cows was burt This is the rsf eccic ent that has
occurred Sin ce the building Of the bridge BY Theodore
Buro in IsOs II is expected to be repaired by to-
uoirow morning.
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THE BARK LCCERN.

NORFOLK, wednesday, Oct. II, lS57
The bark Lucern, from the coast of Africa, bound
to NewYork arrived here in leaking condition, and
with spars damaged and crew sick.
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THE HEALTH OF NEw-ORLyANs

NV ORLEANS, Tuesday, Oct. 10, 1857.
The deaths in this city last week l23 of which
twelve were fiom yellow fever.
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The steamers Vanderbilt sni Asa, low due at
this port with three days later news from Europe,
had neither Of them arrived up 70 tae hour Of our
going to press.
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Me@Ilerk daily Gribn,re
THURSDAY. OCTOBER Is, 1857.

There was no excitement in Wall street yester-
dsy, ss compared with the previous day. The res
olution Of the banks to suspend paying specie over
their counters for the present appeared to give gem
eral satisfaction, and produced feeling OF relief
Prees at the STOCK Board advanced, and freignts
were frrer There was some want of harmony at
the Clearing House, but q resolution was unsni'
mtu,y sdopted by the bank officers in the evening 70
take the notes of the secured banks at par from
customers and in payment Of notes due the respect
i've banks, and to settle balances with the 'ame-a
measure which will do away with all cause for dis
pute. Two or three of the banks paid specie up to
9 O'Clock, ard one (the Chemically announced its
intebtien at closing to continue to pay. The
doors Of the Savings Banks were not besieged
by such crowds as on Tuesday, but most Of
them finally came to a resolution to pay the
depositors only in city bills Those who had
hoped, BY breaking down the banks, to make
good thing Of it. must have been greatly dis
appointed whom they found that specie brought
premium of Only one per cent in the market.
The Jutgts Of the Supreme Court Of this and the
Brooklyn District came to unanimous determina-
ton to graft no Injunction aud appoint no receiver
in the case Of bank sr partc, or without proof Of
frsui, Of which the suspension Of specie payments
was rot 10 be regarded as decisive indie cation.
They were understood to be Of opinion that the pro-
cetdines of the City Banks, thus far, were not
within the inhibition Of the Constitution. This
action Ct the Judges would seem to do away
with whstever necessity msy have previously
existed Of convenipg the Legislature--a meas
ure loudly called for a. o meeting Of merchants
yesterday afternoon. As was expected, the sus-
pension Ct the New York Banks is producing gen.
eral suspension throughout the country. The &C.
courts which We have received from other cities,
together with ample sketches of matters and things
in New York yesterday, viii be found elsewhere.
Elections for State officers were held on Taes-
dsy last in PENNSYLVANIA, ONO, Iowa asl
MINNESOTA, oil of which, we spprehend, resultsl
in favor Of the Slave Democracy. In Pennsylya-
MIA, the division Of the opposition was so obstinate
as to parsIyzs effort, and the " Democracy &"
bad i. ali their own way; in Ohio, there was a re-
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GENERALS WALKER AND HENNINGsEN

w-ORLEANs, TUESDAY, Oct. 10 1871.
Gen. Hepnipgsen snived here &c day.
Gen. Walkers movement will be determined in
few days.
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REPORTED DEATH OF COM. STEWART.

Philadelphia, Wednesday, Oct IA, 1857.
The reported death Of Commodore Stewart was in
correct He has been quite i'll, but his health is now
improving.
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For additional Telegraph see Eigih Page.
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PROGRESS OF THE PRESSURE
rrrpCT oPTHE GENERAL SUSPENSION
EXCITEMENT ABATe0.
New-York City Bills taken at Par.

ARRANGEMENTS IN REGARD TO STATE MONEY
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RJET ORNAMENTs.-COnsistiDg Of BRACELETS
Phs, Ear RINGS. NECKLACES WATcn CHAINS, CAPPINs
Comss CtFrPxs. &c, &c. Also, Gold Moaning BROOCHES
for hair, in great variety, at
OsBoRSE, BOARDNAK L TowDsEND's,
No. 527 Broadway corner Of Spring q.
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They we're mere private firms; but when the money
corporations by speculation, find it for their IN
terest to suspend or fail then forsooh the State must
Gene to the rescue-a special session OF the Legsa
,ure must be called to aid them to resume tneI
svn6lipg operatons for he believed that every dollar
which they accepted deposit beyond their ability to
refund " a. swinde-no more nor less-such swlnd
a. if committed by a savirgs bank, would cause the
community to eIclaim in holy horror. If we had
United States Bank there would be no such financial
trouble a. we are now labOring under. For himsef,
he fel, no hesitation in declaring his belief in United
States Bank. He was yet an old United States Bank
Whie, ard thought that the banks having gambled
ard lost, should take the consequences.
DIR. Snodgrass hoped the resolution would not pass
He had no love for the banks but he was opposed to
having labor in vain. The matter ought to be dropped
for even though the resolution should pass it would
have no effect on Governor King, whose backbone
vas not very stif-he was afflicted with chronic
weakness.
Aer come further debate the resolution deprecating
special legislation was passed bys vote of to To-
ard a copy Of the same, properly sttested, was
ordered to be sent 10 the Governor without delay.
The seats of several members were then declared
vacant for non. attendance.
The attention Of the Committee was called 10 the
fact that no steps had ye. been taken for the election
of two Canvassers and two Inspectors at the next
ee ccp, and the Ward Associations were directed 70
vote for such officers at the next election.
Prof T. G Glaubensklee said there would be q Ger
an mass Republican meeting .. the Volks Ga.ten
Bovery, On the 22d inst, and invited the COMMITTEES
to attend on the occasion. The invitation was &C.
cep,ed, and the Committee adjourned.
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SEWING MACHISEs.-WATsoS's $40 Sewing
Mac sr, sale No 449 Broadway These the
only machines really suitable for family and their price
places within tie reach Of ALL Persons intending TO pur
chase Sew Ing Machine e do well to examine these houses
beone OF requires but hours tuition
10 become skn operators Lessons given gratis, This Ma
rnit Copt' WATSON, WOOSTER Co,
No. f49 Broadway.
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CRHAT REDUCTION-RICH CARPETING.

G8EAT hEDUCIION-tttCH ChhELiINU.
ahtrn LoukssIRY, Nc. 456 Broadway. near Grand st.
ortr their entire FALL IMPoRTATIos Of ROYAL WILTON NkL
vrT fApEsTEY, BRussELs, THRnSPLY and INGRAM CARPET
IuC AZ 3 rres. reduction rom recen. prices
FINE CUTLERY.-The undersigned call the at
teuton wasn't Of the above TO their sssomen-
found o. the most beautiful and rare
5000. eve 10 ported. J. l. S. SAUNDERS,
Stsre only OF No. AstOr House
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Alpine Hnfr BALM.
FOR RESTORING GREY HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL

GOLOh.
Warranted to Cure Badness scurf, Dandruf Itching,
and all diseases Of the Skin This Balm gives the Scalp
and healthy action; the coorng matter to
the roots Of the Hair which passes through he lar ana
gives it natural CO Tor without the use o. Hair Dye.
Hundreds of PR parations have been iutroducet pre-
tending pr. serve the Hair and keep from falling OF
composed Oils, Alcohol and OF deeterous materials
and all to Hair Dyes have been introduced mat
do not give the Hair natural color pens touoie-
some to use. This Balm is not Dye Knowing that
preparation was need 10 what vas required for the
Bair the PROPRIETOR was duced 70 erimeut until he
could obtain an artic that would be he exact remedy
and ter seven years trial he has perfected this Balm
1t is soothing and emaent aays all irritation OF the
SCALP thereby stopping that troublesome iichiug It
cures Dandru and surf ami when tire Hair has turned
gray il will rug back to its original be it Black.
Brown or Ausurn It makes the Hair soft and glossy
prevents the Hair from falling of as will be upon
using this Balm for only few days-life will be given
the roots of the Hair, and growth will sODon appear.
Gro does take place the ed Of the Hair as viii
be seen persons who have their Hair dyed If YOU eN
anime hair that has been colored week you will find
towards the roots that the hair has gray hence
it is me- rY have the fluid the roots Of the hair
healthy that the whole hair uay he color Each
hair has root in the skin, and Of itself hollow, gray
tube, through which there is constant circulation Of the
pigment from the root, When this pigment or colorng
matter dies out it leaves the hair hollow and becomes
gray To invent Balm that would produce this pigment
has been the study ct the proprietor. The discovery of
the Alpine Hair Balm will do it, It will bring the hair to
its natural color by making the cooring matter
the roots OF the hair us.
1t mistaken notion that oil or grease will ressre the
hair, as nothing can be more Injurious. The Alpine
Hair Balm wi restore the skin and save the hair OF
those who have been sick with fever any disease
Prepared by G. A. P MASON, Providence, r. l.
For sale by all Druggists.
D. e. IVES CO.. so Milk street, Bostan, sole Whole
sale Agent for the United States and Canadas
Agent in Worcester, j. O. HILL, Mechanics Block.
j26 dom
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EN,CoNoMY, COMFORT y HEALTB.

7 u saI7 " JUN d HUUJi Z5z NAM street., WOT
eester Mass.
Thisisa and Invaluable article for Family use or for
Ship and Steamboat Beths, infinitely superior to any
Spring Bed heretofore presented to the public. cam
in few minutes, be reality applied almost all kinds
Of bedsteads either new DID, especially those where
Stats are used.
As an ant-bug bed it is far preferable anything in
existence
In point Of economy it excels, under bed is re-
CURED and Pslmea, Husks, straw this bottom is
cay Feathers. Haror Wool and much moe healthy
than any animal substance
All gho have tried it pronounce it the cheapest east
EST, and best Bed ia the market
The inventor warrants them to last for generations
oosng tns elasticity in any way get out of
order. dNwtf mch4
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Drp GOODS.
New STORE AND NEW GOODS /!


NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS !
Having disposed of our stock Of
EmbroideIies and Haberd ashery, 7
to our at the old stand we shall he prepared
to or customers an entire stock OF Goods which
we are weekly receiving from Boston and New YORK
markets. li
There may be found among our ufH3
NEW EMBROIDERIEs,
AND LACE GO Old s.
some chJce selections, such as IA WA.
Muslin, Cambria and Lace Collars. c
Muslin, Cambria aud Lace Underseeves.
Muslin Undersleeves and Collars, in sets
Mourning Collars and Sleeves. olgfafa
Cambria and Muslin Edgings and Insertnga.
Black and white SILK Lace Edgngs.
Linen and Cambria Handks.
Demi Wells, some new styles.
Checked Cambries. nr|I.ii.,.f
Bishop and Victoria Lawns. tnl
Velvet Ribbons, all widths.
Dress Buttons, Gloves, and Hosiery.
Cord and Tasses, Threads, Yarns, &C., no., &c.
In OUT MILLINERY department we shall be we'll post
ed In all the and desirable novelties in that branch
as the season advances. H
N. B--Our remaining stock Of Millinery Goods will be
sold at a great discount nom former prices.
fl9 d2w 1b4 Main street.
EINMnMCH PRINTS..-A choice assortment N
~ FRENCH PRINr rs Just received at the CITY store,
l4s Main street. Gail and see them.
f2T dtf in. CLARKE & co.
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DIED.

In Northhed, Vt, March % ar, George D. Hurbert,
late of California, aged 49, California papers will please
copy.
Ia this city, Marc 2, William R., son Of VIM. and
Martha Jankins, aged yr., mos
In Providence Feb. 2Sth, Mrs. Ruhamah Medcafwfe
OF the late DR. Medcal pf New Brantree aged "a yrs.
Ia this city Feb 2ssE, Julia NJ, daughter Of Charles
Parmlee yrs, mos,i ID inst, Emily, wife Of A. II.
Keith, "a yis, 10 mos.
In Charlton, Feb. 2Sth, Mrs. Sarah, wife Of David
Lamb, n yrs mos.
In New Braintee. Feb. 2btb, Samuel Walker Holmes,
aged AZ yrs.
lie sutton Feb. 2lst ut Jua g., daughter Of Putnam
and Jernsha D. King aged q yrs, II mos.
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SSH THE UNION SHOE STORE HAS
EME again gin out" but the North End is going
Ey ahead. II any person wishes to encourage hon
est industry, let them call at the North End Gus
tom Boot and Shoe Store, No. 90 Main street, Worces-
ter. Mems, Boys. LADIES' Misses BOOTS and SHOES
of various kinds, made order, and Aept constantly
hand from the best of manu- acores and will be sold at
the lowest cash prices All goods work warranted to
be Just whas they are represented or made good
ladies' aud Gents Slippers bottomed; ladies' Cater
Boots soed Mems Boots half soed so to 58c half soled
and heeed rs to S3c; sewed boots half soed soc; half
soled and beeled s. 90 to $lI0
Worcester, March 8, 1857. S. CARPENTER, Agit
mch4 d6ta2taW2m
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D, p. SMITHS Patent Escesor Corn Shelter and Sep
nrator ma, he found at VIM. THoM esONs Cypress St
MerriRtds Budine where they viii be kept constantly
on hand and WIN be happy TO show the operation Of this
splendid muchine to those who wish 60 examine Or par
chase II. ALFhED LAEVANl'
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Boston A0ucrtiscm rnts.
EVSR Saba RARE CHANCE FOR
IN V h S T NJ f. n Z.

In consequence of the decease Of the propretors
81 the Estate long known as the FITCHBUg9 COTTON
MILF is offered for sale. It consists Of a first
class Water Privilege with Stone DAM large Factory
Building, furnished with entire Of Machinery for
nanufac uriug Cotton Cloth One large Shop now used
Tor splitting pa-leaf several Dwelling Houses and near
~ Two acres OF Land 1t is favorahy located in Fitch
bnrg and oes excellent chance for any desirous
Of carrying Cotton manufacturing, any other me-
rha ical business requiring reliable and steady power
For further information inquire of LEVI SHERWIN or
HEORGB Z, roWNE Of Ftchburg, or DANIEL KIM
BALL. Jas OOneress street. Boston. dtAnr e
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}l}oi1ts

6NIRL WANTED.-on One who thoroughly uoder.
Newbury street.
NEBLLiNERS WANTED-A gooi m iIIine-
Us to work on Silk work. also one to trim straws.
None but experienced hands need apply
NJ. A. COG 4sWEIL, b,
mch2 DIV 1924 Main ST., Worcester, Mass.
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A RARE CHANCE. = The subscribers in
IA consequence Of the increase Of another branch of
their business, offer for their Carriage business en-
tire, Consisting of sets OF Blacksmith Tools set
o. Wheeright Tools, sett Of Harness, Trimming, and
Painters Tools, and the stock in each department
There is good of custom established and any
one DESTROYS of pursuing the carriage business will ind
this an opportunity worthy their immediate attention
FRENCH & RICHARDS.
Matte Center Feb %, 1851 d&w8t mch4
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GREAT ExcfrEMENTu
DISSOLUTION Of CoPARTNERsHIP ,
Entire Stock purchased at an ;mmeu,s

We would respectfully inform the ladies Of worcester
and vicinity that we have purchased the entire stock OF
VIM Locke g. Co., No. Lincoln House Block Main g.,
Worcester, at an immense discount from nrst cost and
have added to it about $50, 900 worth Of
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COmsnlMptioll cam be Cured.

BY Dr. MS great improvement in Med
3ine patients are not put trouble and expense of
Whiting hmi it only necessary their Name Age
Occupation, time sick, where disease is pain and
where Humors not, Cough tight or otherwise matter
raised, appetite sleep, strength state of bowels; these
particulars are all thai is requisite know which with
40 enclosed Six Dollars TO DR.. Marshall directed to the
lay STATE House Worcester will give the Patient oy re-
turn Of Expire Medcioes for month"; an INHALER to
use them in, together with full written directions
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I'm GREAT SALE OF VALUABLE
t7Y& REAL ESTATE, IN LEICESTER
- Will be sold at Public Auction, on SATURDAY.,
the 7th day of March, at 1 O'Clock P M, the
SAW AND GRIST HILL,
belonging to Lorng Young together with about acres
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3 Perturned BFenth.-WhatIadyo or gentleman
would remain under the curse Of disagreeabe BREATH
when using the "BALM OF A THoUsAND FLowERsn as
dentrAce would only render it sweet but leave the
teeth white aabasterI Many persons do MT know
their breath is bad and the subject is delicate their
trtends Will never mention it. Pour single drop of
balm" on your tooth brush and wash the teeth night
and morning atty cent bottle will last year
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION may easily be acquired
by using the "Ialm of Thousand Flowers.n 1t will
remove tan pimple, and eckIes from the skim leaving
itot soft and roseate hue Wet towel, pour on two
or three drops, and wash the face night and morning
SHAVING MADE EAsY--Wet your shaving brush
in either cold water pour two or three drops
OF palm OF THOUSAND FLOWERS, rub the beard we'll
and 1t will make beautiful soft laner, much facilitating
the operation of shaving. Price only fifty cents For sale
by all druggists. Beware of counteifeits None genu
W. P FErRIDGE CO.,
s2 dawtm Franklin Square, New York.
CLARK E'S FE ALE PILLS
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
Prepared from Prescription of Sir j. Clarke, NJ D
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen,
This invaluable medicine is uufaing in the al
those painful and dangerous disorders to which the e
male cons tuition is subject 1t moderates all and
removes all distractions and speedy may be relied
TO MARRIED LADIES
A. Is peculiarly suited It will in short time, bring
the maathiy period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar bears the Government
stamp Of Great Britain, to prevent counterfets.
Gu TIONgg
THESE Pills should be taken By females that are
pregnant during the first three as they are sure
40 prng on miscarriage, but every other time and in
efsIy osher case, they perfectly safe.
SOie agents for the United States and Canada,
,r,, !. .. BALDWIN q Co. Rochester, N Y
III LIZ MOSES, Auburn, N. ", GENERA L AGENTS.
~ b. 81 and six postage stamps enclosed to any au-
mail, ''''N u S"S nus " Feturh
States. - "N ~ 'ue "ni'eu
BURR FOSTER, Co, No. cornhill, Boston, Whole
sale Agents ioT New England.
For sale by Vim. Bush & Co., wholesale and retail
agents, and drugFiss, generally mchl8 dawIv
DEAFNESS AND BBINDNESS
are durable. or may be reteDed at least in very short
ume Il there is no actual Reorganization by aewy
dlScqqeeo simple and not expensive remedies and treat
M gov In very successful practice by Dr. RAMSDELI
Z i Pleasant street, on Monday of each week
W PhysicaHs are invited to examine this method and
its Il believed that 1t must meet
entire approval -
Those able to pay the regular fees for treatment
will be favored IN every possible manner by calling rom
10 ~ A. /" uti do
Sluae for Roofs. The subscriber ta prepared 70
furnish Slate for Roofs Of superior quality and ay h in
the best manner the satisfactory terms. Sam.
ples may be at the yard on Grove street.
ap13 dtf JOHN BARNARD
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p. = p ~ Is s GOES

Dysentery and DinrrhB Elixir,
For sale at CUSTOM HOUSE STREET, Boston.
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ESARE CHANCE for INVESTMENT

The subscribers offer for sale their stock of Roots and
Shoes Fixtures, and lease Of occupied by them
The location, No. American House Block beiug supe
tom ~ " o
The above is offered for sale as the subscribers wish to
give thelr whole attention COMMUNICATING at VIII Oh thew
nave been engaged in ion with the store for the
iast year. CUMMINGS Il HUDSON
Worcester, March 3, 1851 OFF mbci
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EiCE TER ACA DEM THE Spring and
~ Summer Term will Commence on rHURSD AY April
Thorough instruction will be given usual, in all
branches of English Education Ancient and Modern Lam
guages and Music The advantages AFFORDED were never
greater There are superior accommOd atoms for board
ing both young gentlemen and young ladies' For in
formation apply to All WASaBURN prin
JOHN NELSON, Pres of Trustees
Leicester, Mass, March 8, 1857. dtap2 mch4
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WANTED. w A MT Z ID THREE VERY
w GOOD MIbLINERS, to work on Sis Bonnets
Also, one young LAZY to tend None but expert
enced hands ne d apply Steady employment aud best
wages will be paid. Inquire of j. L. MYERS
mel dtt 210 Main street
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Just purchased at the late Great Auction Sales in Boston
and New York. all of which we win oer for the next bir
y days at prices thai cannot fail to suit the most eco
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Ner0 ertjsenlelt:s.

EVR EE URCH LEVBE!!
The Members and friends Of the WORCESTER FREE
CHTRCH will hold a L6vee
This, "wednesday Evening, March 4th.
Commencing at oclocR
The entertainment will consist Of Lecture on Life
al tne Azores" by Sir Hgginson, and Music Dancing,
&c. &c. All are in Vited to attend
WorcestS, N arch L. 1857 dit
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Drp @ooos
TlwENTY FIvE oENT PRINTs.
a. oas shllI.sr r IL !. %. 5. =. z

GEO. T. BRYANT & co. are selling yard vide Buzz
Prints such as are retailing for twenty Ts cents at one
shilling per yard. Great bargain, IadIesl
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MA NTED-A SITUATION BY MAN OF
wv long experience, to axe charge at Cariing aud
spinning, age Al yrs, have hands TO work in mill
mch4 d6tk = 1880