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The daily Butte record., 1858-03-12

SACRAMENTO AND YoLo BRIDGE. Our
citizens are generally interested (naturally)
in the matter of the Sacramento and Yolo
Bridge We understand that the frame
work for three of the piers has been gotten
out. and that the balance will bo framed as
soon as possible. A cargo of lumber for the
bridge arrived on Thursday afternoon. and
was delivered at the terminus of the bridge
on the Yolo side, on Monday. The frame
work will all be gotten out before any Of its
erected. The erection, we understand, will
be commerc ced. and the entire fabric compile
ted before the first Of June next. in accord.
ance with q contract recen tly made, default
in which will render the contractor respon.
siblc in heavy damages. Sac. Un ion.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-12

A NUISANCE We hear frequent com.
plants from residents in the vicinity of Mi.
ner's Alley, in regard t, the obnoxious con-
duct Of certain disreputable characters liv-
ing on that Alley. The presence Of these
persons draws to their haunts drunken and
worthless men, and almost nightly, the
senses Of respectable men and women are
shocked by sights and sounds. such as can
only originate with the most degraded char
acters. Justice to peaceable and well-dis-
posed citizens demands that these brawlers
should be taught better behavior for the fu-
turc. As they now conduct themselves they
are most diss usting nuisances and should be
abated.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-12

LIGHTHOUSE THE Government intend
erecting lighthouse at Santa Cruz II Un-
ole Sam wants frstrate lighthouse, cheap,
let him purchase the building In which we
s.tis up o'nights II is the lightest house
We sever went anywhere as two or three
nocturnal tempssts have scared III into be.
leiving. Il good deal lighter since that
row ID Justice Berry's Office caused five or
six bullet holes 70 Be made In its weather
boarding. Great Cnsarl how the night
winds he~l threagh Il when Uncle Boreas
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-12

SAo-The most woe-begone specimen OF
sadness and deep. seated melancholy we ever
experienced, is a tall, gaunt, tanned-hided.
bald .pated Chinese vagrant, who has been
granted an occupation on the chain. gang
He surpasses the '.green and yellow" image
of melancholy drawn by Master Shakes
peare, and is the perfect embodiment Of Mon.
golian wretcbedness. He is a sight to be.
hold, and should be held on the chain-ga
as marvellous curiosity.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-12

THE CoURTs,--We see that the Legislature
has passed an Act changing the terms of our
County Courts and Court of Sessions. The
next regular term OF the County Court will
be held on the first of June instead Of May.
and the next regular term of the Court OF
Sessions on the third Monday of April in
stead of the second Monday of May, as here
tofore. Litigants. and those under bail to ap-
pear before the Court of Sessions will find it
to their advantage to pay attention to these
changes.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-12

NoprHRUp ARREsTEp.-We learn from
yesterdays Califor MIA ExpIess that North.
rup, the man who murdered Reynolds at San
Juan. has been arrested by Under Sheriff
Van Hagan Of Nevada county. Northrup
was found at the house of friend near the
Coast Range. He made no resistance to the
officer, but mounted his mule and rode on
with him to Marysville. When arrested, he
had $3.50 in his pockets. He evidently in
tended to travel further.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-12

MARYsvILLE INDEpENDANTs.--The ''In
,dependants" of Marysville held q primary
meeting on Wednesday evening. and chose
delegates to City Convention. which was to
bo held on yesterday. These "Iudependants
profess to be just as strongly in favor Of a
Railroad as the Democrats. The Rancheros
will run crazy on railroads before they will
"git TO rids" on one which shall have Ma.
rysville for its northern terminus
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-12

DoN'r HANG THE FIppLER.-The Pacific
Sentinel in alluding to the recent hanging
scrape at Monterey. tells us the following:-.
We might say in explanation that Anasta-
sio Jesus is the fiddler par excellence Of Mon.
terey whom the Governor has respited. by
mistake. Mr.. Pool has been advised by
Judge Hester. not to hang Jesus the fiddler,
aud il is to be hoped the Judges advice will
be needed. Notwithstanding he still holds the
Goveruor's order commanding him to exc
cute Anastasio Jesus.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-12

MURDER OF A CoLoREp MAN We learn
by gentleman from Knights Landing. that
on Friday. March 5th. q colored man was
murdered by one Thomas Lotion, aided and
abetted by others. After they had commit
ted the deed. they wrapped up the body in
some blankets and deposited it in the slough
near by. One of the men on Monday told
about the murder, and what they had done
with their victim. and then fed. The cause
of the difficulty that led to the murder was
in relation to the possession of a digger wo-
man. Sac. Union.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-12

MADE Pool From the tone Of some of
our southern exchanges, We are fain to be-.
lieve that the late execution at Monterey
will drive the executioner into the "hlthy
Pool of politics." They seem to think that he
made regular "ramps." and that without
"takipg privileges" and moreover, if he
hadn't played just as he cid, he would have
been "busted," or at any rate that the Jail
would have been.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-12
Sacramento, Correspondence.
SACRAMENTO, March 9th, 1858.

SACRAMENTO, March 9th, 1898.
The Forrest Theatre was densely crowded
last night. to witness the debut Of Mrs.
Wood before Sacramento audience Hia-
watha was burlesqued, and it is inferior to
the original, abounds In wretehed attempts
at wit. The whole was only made passable
by the superior attractions of the principal
performer, backed by en- over-averaged
stock company.
The San Francisco Herald has again been
awarded the Auctioneers' Advertisements,
which were taken from that paper on &C
count Of the strong support it gave to the
law and order party during the rebellion.
The Bulletin thereat wared very wrothy
accusing the parties of all kinds of crimes
L really fear that Tom Kings organ will
have so severe an attack of tetanus, alias
lockjaw, that he will never be able to sur
vive. Poor fellow When he finds his
proper level the world will be filled with
many mourner.
The Constitutional Convention question
received its quietus to-day in both branches
That the Constitution demands some amend
nents, none will deny. Whatever may b
the cheaper mode of go doing will be the
better.
A claim for $97 900 for construction of Q
State prison wall, some time since, received
a favorable report from the committee il
Senate, From what have heard, believe
the same to be unjust, and tomorrow will
search the original bill and procure all the
information possible.
As possess nothing of interest to com
'municate, will close.
Yours, BUTTE.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-12

CHEAPER.--A French Boot black in Sac
ramento, has so far disgraced himself, and
his profession, as to reduce the price of pol.
ishing his customers underpiunings to
one bit Pedestrians have cause to rejoice,
but won't Frenchy's contemporaries "cussi"
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-12

IMPROVEMENT IN QUARTZ MrLLs.--A
quartz mill has recently been erected near
Sonora with the new improvement of what
is termed q circular battery. The Mill has
eight stamps arranged in circular form
which Improvement, 1t Is said. requires
much less power than the old fashioned mill,
and yet brushes as much or more than by
the old plan. Much expense is saved in
erection.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-12
N O II IC E

Notice Is hereby given TO whom il may concern
that thee will be special term of the District cour
of the Fifteenth Judicial District, IN and for ths
County Of Butte, holden in said county. to com
mence Monday the 18th day Of March, A. d
1885, for the trial of all causes now pending In said
Court in which Issue of Law fact had been JONES
prior 10 the first day of December 1851.
WARREN 7. SEXTON,
Judge Fifteenth la1lzlzi District
oroyiile, March, 81, lsS5. mars-lot
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-12

San francisco Herald has been chosen ms
the advertising medium Of the Auctioneers
of San Francisco, spite Of the howls and
are glad of it.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-12

SIsKIYoU.-We learn from the Chronicle
that on Sunday night Feb. 9th. Mr. L. P
Kennedy of lIawkinsville had desperate en-
counter with three Indians, the result OF
which was the killing of one of them known
as "Tie John" and the wounding of the other
two. The red rascals were attempting to
plumber Mr. Kenncdy's cabin, and dschar-
ged several pistol shots at him. aud threw
stones in attempting to consummate their
villainous designs. The Chronicle thinks the
Kanakas in that vicinity are to blame, they
being in the habit of furnishing the Indians
with whiskey.
The Cotton Theatre is occupied by troupe
Of amateur players.
A miner named John O'Rourke had his
leg broken while at work in Long Gulch, a
few days since.
The Chronicle complains of the want Of
mail facilities in that section.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-12

Mn. BREcKENRiDaE. 1t ia reported up
on the authority Of the Washington cores
pondcpt of the New York Evening Post that
Vice President Breckenridge is a supporter
ofMr Douglass, on the Kansas question:
We cannot doubt it.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-12

New TRrALs.--The Supreme Court have
granted new trials to Edward Lloyd ALA:
.Limerick,r and to Franklin Cox. These
prisoners are now in the penitentiary but
will soon be brought back here. Both. II
win b. remembered were convicted Of man.
slaughter 10 the November term Of the Dis
trict Court for this County.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-12

NOVEL IDEA OF HEAvEN.--An Indian was
lately hung in Texas, for the murder of q
child. When on the scaffold. he said he was
going TO Arkansas, aud wishing the other In
disas to sond his gun TO him after he should
get there.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-12

New THEATRE "A joint stock Company
has been formed in Sonora, for the purpose
Of building Theatre The structure is to
be fire. proof.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-12
ORoVILLE. FRIDAY, MARCH Isth. 1858.

10 Mr.. John III. Li1Iard Is authorized TO
receive Subscriptions and collect moneys for the
Daily and Td. Weekly Butte Record. Persons living
at distance can obtain the paper by furnishing him
with their names.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-12

CAMBusToN GRANT The Stockton DEM
ocrat feels jabilant over the rejection Of the
Cambuston grant, and thinks the decision
"knocks other greaser robbers"
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-12

BEAsrLy, y,--According to a statement in
Union, teamster beat horse to death in
Sacramento, on Tuesday afternoon. He
ought to have his back broke.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-12

A Ma. REEp, who committed suicide in
Worcester. Mass q short time since, by swal-
lowing strychnine, had two hours before for
ged check for $500. got the money, paid
4 bill of 200 out Of it, aad had the balance
~, III. yocket
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-12
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

ES-On Sunday the l4th inst, will be delivered an
address weather permitting, in the Court House
Square between nine and ten O'Clock, A. 81, on the
subject Of SPIRITUALITY. by one who will prove its
POWER AND TRUTH.
P. s.-Surely, every man Is interested.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-12
The Meeting ON Tuesday, Might.

The Erpress in noticing the meeting Of
the Butte Democracy on Tuesday night, re-
minds US that we neglected to inform our
readers regarding the number in attend.
ance. For the benefit Of the Express and
our Democratic friends and contemporaries
generally, we will state the facts, that the
meeting was held in the Court House, that
the large hall was completely crowded--the
number present being at least three hun.
dred and fifty persons-and that it was one
of the most orderly, harmonious and atten.
tive assemblages ever congregated in Oro-
vile. The resolutions and speeches we're
received with marked appreciation and the
fairest possible expression Of sentiment up
on the question under discussion was OBJ.
tanned. All these particulars should have
been stated in our report of the meeting, had
not the lateness Of the hour when the meet
ing adjourned, left US "no room or time for
comment" as the State Journal says while
waiting for "a starter" upon tho important
questions Of the day.
We hope our Democratic neighbors of Yu-
ba and of other counties will hold similar
meetings. Let it be known who are Demo-
crats and who are LecOmptonites.
MarysviIlc Democratic City Ticket.
The Democracy Of Marysville met at the
Court House in that City on Wednesda .
night, and organized in Convention by the
election Of John A. Paxton, Esq to the
chair, and j. McC Reardon Secretary. The
following nominations were made:
Mayor. Peter Decker; Recorder, C. L.
Fowler; Marshal, F. j. Welch Clerk, c. NJ
Gorham; Treasurer, A. G. Soule; Assessor,
IL. Barnett; School Commissioners, Walls.
worth, Belcher, Tompkins
The following candidates for Aldermen
were then nominated
FIRST WARp-F. l.. Hatch, w. III. Weeks.
aud Geo. W. Bloor
SECOND WARD-John s. Love, John s.
Reardon and Warren p Miller.
THIRD WARD-W. g. Stokes, II NJ Hues-
ton. and g. W. Aubrey.
FGURTH WARD-E Tecgarden, A. Eli
son, and L. d. Wheeler.
All the above gentlemen were nominated
with but little opposition. and ali declared
themselves "sound" on the Marysvlle Rail-
road question A City Central Committee
was likewise chosen, whose business it is to
call meetings of the Democracy Railroad
resolutions we're passed, and the meeting
adjourned.
We predict the triumphant election of the
entire ticket.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-12

ESCAPED "A negro desperate named
Jackson. escaped from the Prison Brig at
Sacramento, on the night of Monday last -
He effected his exit by cutting through the
planking ofhis cell with bowie knife, given
him by another prison bird, and going
thence to the side Of the vessel, stole the
boat used for conveying persons to and from
the Brig, rowed himself to shore, and then
made tracks for parts unknown He is said
to be dangerous character. So the Union
relates.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-12

COINAGE The United States Branch
Mint at San Francisco. received for coinage
during the month of February, 77,77l ozs.
of gold, which was coined into double eagles
amounting iu value TO 100000.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-12
Oregon News.

BY telegram in yesterdays Erpress,
dated San Francisco. March 10Th, we learn
that the Steamer Commodore has arrived
from Oregon.
The Commodore brought about two thous-
and barrels of flour. But one or two more
shipments will probably be made this sea-
sen.
Two Indians arrived Mt the Dalles with
some fifty ounces of gold from the Shuswap
country. They report plenty of gold on the
banks Of the river, and bring information Of
the success of the Colvile miners
The winter has been very mild little rain
AMI snow having fallen.
The schooner Alfred Adams arrived n:
San Francisco on Monday, from Santa Cruz,
with cargo Of lime.
MARkErs-The produce market is very
dull
Flour--Jobbing sales of 700 qr-sack do
nestle Mt $sl6 and $l9, according to quality.
Grain-No sales reported.
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no FAR N FWNs-- Fafmera orot6FrsB
s}-Tn who may be DESTROYS Of improving the quality
sNVhsA Of their Dairy Stock, are informed that the
~ ~ subscriber has purchased Of Paine Aldrich,
Eso his celebrated ALDERNEY BULL, which viii be
te fr aervice az his farm, DIETER Known as the David
sa,i Harm 10 Auburn, the present season. IL 10 well
stsbIscd TACT that the Jeraey Aderney breed OF cat
e IA superior 10 all others for purposes q the Dairyand
H. I'M hen prices Of this stock show the estimation
T. ,hisb n IA heid The hull above meniouedwas bred
from steek Imported by the Ia Col Colt Of Patterson
New Jersey ard his sire received he hrst premium o.
si0o AZ the TINTED states Agricultural hocetys Exhibit
~, ~ ishe Auplv Al the farm IN Auburn or 10
an1a d6wlg @. d. PRATT, Worcester.
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OMNIRnSES

PENCER. LElCESTER, CHERRY
- VALLEY, NEW WORCESTER AND WOROES.
TER OMNIBUS. Spring Arrangement, commencing
THURSDAY, March 10, 1858:
Leave Spencer at a. m. Leave Bay State House,
p. m.
Leave Leicester at NJ, 100 F. M leave Bay stats
House at 1880 a. m, 90 p. N.
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Evenings; Leave
Leicester at 80, and Bay State House at o'clock.
Leave Cherry Valley Is minutes after starting from
Leicester on each trip.
Lease New Worcester 80 a. ru 10 80 a. N 80 p.
m, 10 p. m, 90 p. NJ 10 p. m. ; leave Bay State
House at 80 a. M 10 80 M, IL m, 80 p. M p.
m, p.
SUNDAYS.
Leave Leicester To- and Cherry Valley at 80 ar
Leave City Hall at OO m.
Leave New Worcester at 10 a. N and 80 p. m. Leave
City Han at close of meetings
Express Business Promptly Attended to.
L. B. STONE Il CO., Pro1'rs
Worcester, March, 1858. diff mch19
Ma ILLBURK STAGE leaves the Bay state
~ House at 1000 A. NJ, and 800.
Loave Milibury at s A. NJ, and P. NJ dtf
%ET EST BOYLSTOR TO WoRCES.
" TBR.-C1aage Of Time Commencing Mon
day, November ID, 1857. Leaving 0. b. sawyer's
Store, West Bog ston, at 7,45 NJ, and p NJ,
and Bay State House, Worcester 10 80 A. NJ aud 80
P. M. Fare each way, rs cents. Express business
promptly and faithfully attended to.
n8 diff c. G. BARNARD, Proprietor.
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CLOTHING, &C !
DRY GOODS.

ESAGLANs AND CIRCULARS.
ANOTHER ROW KICKED UP At TIE
NEW YORK BRANCH.
F.gTCY' gsRY' GOODS
and
ca MILLIN Rye
This Day Opening, large lot Of Ladies'
EsAGLANs AND CAPES !
GLOVES in endless variety,
1000 doE. GLOVES from s to SIC.
Gauntets from soc to 81.
Fine French KID GLOVES, use,
Can't be bought less than 81 elsewhere.
100 doz. Ladies & Misses Wooden
HOSE all sorts and siEe9.
Ladies' OPERA HOODS.
lot of Eringes, Dress Trimmings,
Black Embossed Cloak Trimmings &c.
Linen Bosoms, warranted
All pure Linen, from 124 to 25c.
Also large lot Unbleached
Linen Table Covers from 3Sc to 81.
Linen Napkins etc each.
From Auction lot OF
Ladies' Vests, selling less than
Would be called Cheap.
M I L L I N e r Y.
Bonnets, Ribbons, Flowers,
Rouches, Silks, sstins, Velvets
Feathers, Blends, Tarltons, and Laces, at
Prices low enough to astonish.
BRorD EREEs!
Loads Of Collars Sleeves Sets Infants Robes Infants
Waists Cambria Bands Dmty Bands at prices to start
the question, "How can they do it?"
5000 Pieces Black Silk Velvet Ribbons,
at from $50 to 81 so per piece. We guarantee the Vel
vets sold by be superior make and from IOc to
81 go per piece less than the prices charged in email one
horse concerns about town.
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Price Two Cents
C5e 9aiIg SPY.
From the Boston Courier.

Autumn.
EARN laughs no longer on the slancinp spring
~, bIt Vells her matron features in their prime:
Ing olrus OF passage flap their sudden wing
AS nature lures them to fairer cline.
me vigorous season, rich with fruits mature.
az, slgns not with kissing Of the Summers bloom,
Giad Amalthea hangs his painted bower.
Ahen sPortve hides amid tn empurpIed gloom.
Inc Hours, young Hours, twirl the gsudv leaf
me Golden letters Of Times ripened lore,
A1e man the cleaner, more with hope than grief.
fingers to con the varied lesson o'erl
winter shall bring sweet Sleep beloved OF Heaven.
ana Ger the Earth his sheltering mantle ding;
Like eqerno forms shall watch the Stars Of even,
I'LL Love awake her to another Spring.
some Comet, parted Pleads airy ghost,
softly upon her dreams like morning dew.
snail come and go, sweet visions of the lost
And Man and Nature smile in Youth anew.
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HI ST h E C civ %.
The subscriber has just received the finest assortment of
Ready sEade Clothing,
F'URN ISHING GOODS.
ever opened in this market.
Gentlemen in want of any thing in this line will find
ii to their advantage call and examine my stock before
purchasing elsewhere, the assortment is large and will
be sold Uery cheap.
Gu T ON WORK.
Having secured the of Of the best Cutters
In the State, gusrntee that all work from this de-
partment will be second to other as regards
STYLE, CUT, MAKE, AND FIT.
ID. Fl. EAMES.
Successor to THAYER EAMEs,
Harrington Corner.
Corner Main and Front Streets opposite City Hail. Wor
cester diff az
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GROCERIES, &C.

ri Il w S z o IL e ~!
The undersigned hereby give notice that they have
taken
Store No. s14 Main Street,
and have furnished it with good assortment OF choice
FAMILY GROCERIES,,
consisting in part of -
Fine Green and Black Teas, CofeeS, Sugars,
Spices. Preserves, Pickles, SardineS,
And all kinds of Foreign and Domestic Fruits New York
Fancy Crackers, and Confectionery, which they offer for
sale at the lowest price for Cash.
Our Stock has been carefully selected, and shall
continue to add to it from time time the best the
ket affords
Any goods purchased at place, and upon exam
animation not pleasing, will be cheerfutiy eEchGng
ed
siugle trial is respectfully solicited.
ALEX PUTNAM, j. NJ SMITH.
ie2h DIFF
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rssD TO BOOT AND SHOE MANU-
F8tFACTURERs. - D. WHITTEMORR.s Dressing
pBacking and varnish, for sale by gallon or barrel
vt GODDARD n EsrABRoOK's Root aud Shoe Finding
htore sargenps Block, corner Of Main and southbdge
streets dom y23
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THE WORCESTER SPY.


DAILY PAPER-FOUR DOLLARS year, payable al
ways IN ADVANCE. All subscriptions scontinued at
the expiration of the term paid for
WEEKLY PAPER.-Prics two dollars year; 81 for six
months ana so ents for three months II paid strictly
n advance 81, rs year, single copies cents each
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SATURDAY MORNING, OCTOBER
MISCELLANEOUS

~ DOZ. LUBIN'S EXTRACTS,-com
- Uprising all the choicest varieties, for sale at
su2 diff D SCOTS Drug Store
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1T@ = CARRIAGE FACTORY
kgStDSeH Established in 1888, "a years since
SnZ--a2 A. TOLMAN T. CO.,
Near the Bay State House, where may be found.
for sale, 10 Light Osrryals,
Light Carryalls,
2Large Carryalls, seats,
Phaetons,
IL Prince Alberta
Top Buggies.
Chaises,
4 Open Buggies,
IL I'd hand Carriages, various kinds,
Two horse Pedlar's Wagon and Harness,
Making the best assortment Of Carriages ever offered
for sale In Worcester. We ave on hand, Harnesses
trimmings, Cloth, Lace, Leatan Bows, Bands, Springs
Axles, Bolts, &c.
The Phaetons for elegance, comfort and serviceare the
best Carriages in use, for two or three persons
Prince Alberts are style, and very beautiful.
The Oarryaa are Of four kinds and cost from a1s6 10
e40O.
We know good carriages are made in Worcester a.
In any place In the county and we promea that persons
buying Of u.s. shall the commissions and expenss1
which must be paid Al Repositories and Trading Houses
We are building aud shall soon finish, Coaches Garry
ais Ohaises, and other carriages In addition 10 d
shove. DIFF aplO
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4DIEs' AND GENTLEMEN's
aeiniaag a. seeGreshuncmt
s A L O O N
No and P5per's Block.

The subscriber has this day opened Dining and Re
treatment Saloon ut the old stand formerly kept by Spur
Lewis No. and Pipers Block, where be Will always
he ready 10 meet bis old friends aud patrons
In "a convenient locality, with help accommodating
ALL with tables loaded with uxuries to suit the most fas
dious epcure and prices sdapted to the esgencies Of
The tines he hopes to afford satisfaction 70 all his mis- old
hiends who may give him a call. -.
UQ OHAhLbo n. hlOb.
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Persons giving up housekeeping, and wishing to sell
their Furniture for Cash, and have it removed without
further trouble will find it to their advantage call on
PUTNAM & CLARK,
du No. I43 Main Street.
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B o R G!
Boarding. BY the week day, at No II Thomas stree
Worcester, Mass.
j. KEN AL.
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