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congratulatory meeting on the result Of
Hall, which was well filled Dr. +. H. Kelley
called the meeting to order, and VIM. S. Lin
coin was chosen chairman, with James
Mcfarland, Nathan Washburn, James IL
Wall, James Estabrook and Geo. 7. Rice, Jr, as
vice presidents, and DR.. T. H. Kelley and Z. N.
Childs, secretaries. After the reading of the
returns of the election, by the chairman, a
committee al one from each ward, consisting
of Josiah II. Clarke, John NJ. Studley, James
E. Estabrook, Moses Taft, George Goddard,
James H. Wall, Samuel Woodward, and Geo
+. Rice, Jr., was chosen to wait upon the
mayor elect, notify him of his election, and
request his attendance at the meeting. The
committee returned with the mayor elect
Hon. Isaac Davis, who was received with
much enthusiasm, and made brief speech.
He returned his thanks for the honor
conferred upon him, saying it came to
him unsolicited and unsought He defended
the principle Of filling municipal officers with
out respect to party, saying the best inteIe Of
the city would be best Subserved thereby. He
said lie should assume the duties Of the Office
entirely unpedged as to measures or appoint
ments, should endeavor 50 to administer its
duties as best to subserve the peace, pros.
perity and happiness OF all. high and low,
rich and poor. After some remarks by Mr..
James II. Wall, the meeting adjourned.
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1t was rainy, slushy slippery time, last
night, and only such persons as are independ
ent of the weather came out to the second ly.
ceum lecture, delivered by Henry Ward
Beecher. Mechanics Hall was not quite fill.
ed--a rare event when Mr.. Beecher speaks,
but the large audience present enjoyed an ad
mirable lecture on the theme, "Young Ameri.
ca" He commenced by referring to the order
and ordinances of nature, and commented on
ideas and interests, as impaired to youth and
age, He had found that men, as they grew
old. were apt to be tenacious OF the things o
their youth, and suspicious of The things o
the present.
In speaking on human progress, he said tina
while these (old) men are walking off the stage
on one side, there comes up on the other side
another company Of the present age-witl
habits rather than judgments. These two
companies meet at some intermediate point be
| tween the two extremes. These companies
are both needful to the state yet they are both
disagreement So it is, and so it has been
in every age-that youth and age should be
| hdiHSssSu tOScthet ia puDlC dHdlTs. lHcTe
will always be old and young national life
There is young France ; there is young Eng
land ;.and there is young America and, thank
God, young Italy. The most important ele
ment Of the state is its new and forming forces
We desire, in the outset, 10 fepudiate the mis-
cradle, superficial, exterior, unsatisfactory idea
that the public entertain Of young America.
He IS represented as IA lawlets, dashing, indie
! pendcnt--alniOst touching the impudeRt.-
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GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY.
nosroN AND VICINITY.

The governor with the consent of the coun-
Gil, has appointed George S. Boutwell, of Gro.
ton, to be Il member of the board of education,
in place of Russell Tomlinson of Plymouth,
term expired, and VIM. Bradbury of Chelsea,
and VIM S. Hills Of Newton, to be public
warehousemen within and for the city OF Bos.
ton.
In the supreme court at East Cambridge on
Saturday, James Hurley, who killed police OF
ficer William Loughrey Of Cambridgeport,
was convicted OF murder in the second degree,
and nov lies in Jail with Moore of Lowell, who
was convicted OF the same crime the day be-
lore. Next week, Daniel Haekett will be tried
Tor murder before the same court.
MiDDLEsEx COUNTY.
The corner stone Of tho new Trinitarian
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On such subjects the testimony Of woman =
be conclusive iOu
NEW YOGK. August ?. 1852
MIS- Cute, OF No 272 Second street, believing b,-
child, about three years old, to he troubled wifi |
purchased one bottle of DIR. M'LANE's CELErP,TrS'
NERMlFUGE, prepared by Fleming Bros pjtt.hn,,I
Pa, and gave it two tcaspo1nfuls which had t,e cf
causing The child to discharge large number of Va
The child is now enjoying good health We Womb "a
wise all parents who may suspect their children 70 -
troubed-With worms TO lose no time but immed,toIy
purchase and administer DR.. NJ Lanes Celebrated yc
fugc. 1t will cure. The money wiH be refunded -, al,
cases where il does not gre sans faction.
Purchasers will be careful to ask for DR. M'LANr,o
CELEBRATED YERAlIFUGE, manufactured by FIT,I
ING BROS, of Pittsburg, Ia. All other Yermifuecs j.
comparison worthless. Dir. NJ Lanes genuine yer,nt
fGge, also his celebrated Liver Pills can now be had
all respectable drug stores None genuine 0ithout IA.
signature of FLEMING BROS
81 69t&wlt rIxi
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is A A c ID A V l S
Wnrd OniccI.n.

Ward /. Common Councilmen-A Thompson
Josiah ii Clarke, Waldo Denny. School Commit
tee-Edward Mellen, Jr. Overseer OF the Poor-I
Kirby. Assistant Assessor-N I Bemis. Warden
VIM n johnson. Clerk-Ceo + Rice. Inspectors
Geo Bliss, Andrews, II Lee
Ward 2. Common Councmen-Wal Bigelow,
Woodward, 5 Brmhall School Committee
+ X Earle. Oyerseer OF the loor-O A Kelley.
Assistant Assessor-W A 5 Smyth Warden-Luth-
er Ross. Clerk-George w Gale Inspectors-Sew-
all Rice, George peckham, Thomas Mck con,
Ward 3. Common Councilmen-James L Esta-
brook, Walter Henry, Is Nortoa. School Com
mittee-Rev NJ burlington. OYerseer of the Poor
Lyman Brown. Warden-Ho Oils Eaton. Clerk
John TOomey. Inspectors-C Charles ii knowlton,
Patrick Hayes, Thomas Underwood Assistant
Assessor-PatIick Nugent.
Ward 4. Common Councilmen-Appleton Dad
mum, + Il Kelley ii McCOnville. Warden-Mo-
SEES Taft. Clerk-Charles A Tenney. Inspectors
Samuel Clark, Henry McConville Elliot Swan.
Oyerseer of tile Poor-James Mcfarland. Assistant
AssessoT-Walter X Bigeow. School Committee
Moses Taft for three years, a Capron Tor two
years.
Ward 8. Common Councilmen-G George Cromp-
ION, James Melanety, Richard Barker. Warden
VIM Whiting. Inspectors-Wm Strong, j j
Mccormick, Benz + StOwell. Clerk-Henry } Muir.
ray. School Comnittee-C NJ Ruggles. Assistant
Assessor-John Simmons.-Oyerseer OF the Poor
Vernon A Laid.
Ward g. Common Councilmen-J w Allen w
Townsend, Lonn Wetherell. Clerk-Brigham Bal
com. Warden Constant Shepard Inspectors-P
II Carpenter, Isaac & Larned, John Baldwin.
mittee-D A Goddard. Assistant Assessor-Hiram
French.
Ward 7. Common Councilmen-A G Walker,
James Estey, Henry Rice. School Committee
Thomas Earle. Uverseer Of the Poor-Geo Geer.
Assistant AssessoT-Gerry Hutchinson. Warden
Putnam w Taft. Clerk-James Ii Bancroft. In
spectors-Loring Eddy. Jacob Childs ii w Rabbit
Ward 8, Common COuncimen-F ii Dewey,
Richard Ball, Samuel A Porter. school Committee
w A Williams. OYerseer of the Poor-Leyi Jack
den-Austin Rogers. Clerk-W a Brigham. In
spectors-Nm A AyTes, James Estey, - -.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-11

"THE ROMANCE or NATURAL HIsToRr,"
by Philip Henry Gosse, T. Il. S., has been re.
published in this country by Gould Lincoln
The book is intended for the general reader,
aud contains sketchy accounts of tile more re-
markabe animals Of various countries and
climates, not forgetting birds, fishes, and sea
monsters. The last chapter is devoted exclu.
sively to the "sea serpent" and gives com.
plete account OF all that is known of this crea.
ture. There are twelve full page photographic
illustrations, which add 10 the interest, For
sale by IIolbrook G Terry.
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~
TN'GHfFuL ouFFERlNGs OF DEsERTERs
FROM TIE ARMY--A letter from ST. Cloud
Min dated Nov. u savs t,,y ,r,,,.,,;,,..,
aoo i.,,t w p $50. mn ','',s0
"e'' " "Ps"o'' Vi 'ne second IN
lah'ry, lhow Stationed at Fort Ripley ON his
return from Ouerlail lake, whittier he accom-.
pouir,l rho Tpsn.ctor ,.n,r,I .,o,,,.,I -
-. ~. w. S''Pp'N "' inc
"0"Se Vi w. "Iis"'' "' tle Hfst crossing on
the Red river. He there observed man at
breakfast whom he SUSPECTED from the but.
tons on his coat and OTHER indicatinns 10 ho y
drserter from the private ranks. He inonireI
OF him where he belonged and where IN. wns
going The soldier replied that he didn't
know as it was any of his business. 81 make
it my business" said the lieutenant, to in
quire about such men as you. am an off
Ger You appear TO belong to the service u
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-11

Regularity and punctuality OF attendance
are essential clements OF good school They
will not alone make a good school, but any
school wanting these elements will tall lar
short of perfection. 1t is not to be expected
that all the pupils of any public school will be
in attendance every halt day through term
OF twelve weeks. How near we may approx
mate 10 this is Il problem worth solving. An
attempt at the solution has been made during
the fall term, in the public schools OF this city
AT the commencement of the term, the super
intendent made known his plan to the teach
ers and pupils OF all the schools Of the city,
and received their cordial cooperation. A
record of the number and names Of all the pu'
pills belonging to the schools, of those actually
attending every half day, has been kept by
the teachers, who have, almost without an eX-
ception, labored untiringy 10 attain the best
possible attendance.
The gratifying result appears in the follow
ing schedule, in which each school is compar'
ed with the others of the same grade, the
highest standing first. We begin, MS the poll
ticians say, with the banner grade, and in each
grade with the banner school -
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he several wards, is as follows -

OF the above list, the tirst eight were upon
Bemis, Bliss, Sturtevant, and Haywood, were
also upon the republican ticket. The vote for
ward officers did not essentially differ from the
vote on the general ticket. The following
gentlemen will constitute the city government
for the ensuing year -
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1859.
1860.

Col. Davis is, therefore, elected by very
satisfactory majority. There were only five
scattering votes cast, making the whole vote
of the city 1920, which is 585 more than the
vote of last year. The official vote for alder.
men in the several warls is as follows -
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Dialogue between Smith and Jones.

SmlthAr JOnes do not see what Keeps you so poor,
yol seem to work steady, and get 81 a day.
Jones Yes MIR. smith, it is you say. The reason
am poor it costs every thing furnish my house
with nice carpets, oil cloths, Vc and should like to
know how you have money in the bank, and get such
nice carpets, crockery and glass ware, cutlery &C. and
what wages you get.
MIR Smith.-Well, Mr. Jones will tell you in lirivate
get 81 Is per day and the way manage is buv my
goods Of Orson n Heath in the BAY state Block and
save great deal of money and get the best goods.
Moral II you would have money in the bank live
temperate be industrious, and YOU will get good pay
your wu0k, and money by trading at the Foetical
Exchange. ORSON y. HEATH, Proprietor.
tItf
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One Stockum and bic wife, living near Ball
ston, N. Y, have been sent to the county Jail
for six months, for cruelty to their own chill
dren. The special act consisted in getting
drunk and driving their daughter II girl Of
fifteen years TO go six miles through blind.
ing storm 10 get them jug Of wliskey. The
girl went two miles and turned back exhaust.
ed, when her drunken father beat her with
raw whip, and made her perform the cruel or
rand
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-11

WE understand there is movement on foot
among the dry goods and clothing dealers of
this city to close their stores at seven o'clock,
P. NJ, until the lst Of April next, in order to
afford the clerks time for selfimprovement.
This is a good idea, and we trust will be
adopted, and entered into by all the traders of
the CITY
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MUNICIPAL ELECTION.

The municipal election resulted, yesterday,
in the election of the citizens ticket, by ma
jority of 176 votes. The vote was not large,
and no special effort was made to secure IL full
vote. The official returns for mayor are as
follows -
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-11

ABOLITION OF THE FOURTH OF JULIA
bill was submitted on Thursday in the South
Carolina Legislature, providing holidays to be
observed thereafter in the state, on June %,
the anniversary OF the battle Of Fort Moultrie,
Cool Friday, Christmas, January Thanks
giving, and Fast days, emitting the fourth of
July. 1t is very proper for men to abolish the
fourth Of July, and refuse to commemorate
the Declaration Of Independence, when they
have ceased TO honor free principles. Men
who denounce the doctrines of that immortal
Declaration as "sel-evident lies" and resolve
to destroy the republic which it created, have
no longer right TO observe the fourth Of July
as a holiday. The bill submitted to the South
Carolina legislature is quite proper.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-11

The WORCESTER COUNTY TEACHERS AS.
ISOLATION will hold It's eighth semi.annual
meeting in this city, at the City Hall, on Fri
day and Saturday next. Besides the discus.
sions, lectures will be delivered by Rev,
Messrs. Richardson of this city, Northrop of
Saxonville, and Arnold of Webster See ad
vertisement in another column.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-11

Rev. j. N. MARS will preach in tho Laurel
street Methodist Church every evening this
week, excepting Saturday, commencing this
evening.
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DIvIDEND.-The directors of the Boston &
Worcester railroad company have declared
dividend Of four per cent payable January /,
to holders of stock, at close Of business Dec
18th
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The Worcester City Agency.-In Eoard oI Al
demeu, March 9Th, 1860, John o. Hill appointed an
agent for the City of Worcester, 10 purchase and sell
spirituUus liquors for medicinal chemical and mecboni
cal purposes f the current year, in conformity to The
laws of this Commonwealth. and such rules and reeug
tons he adopted by the Board of Mayor and A.
derMen. The Agency is at JOHN O. HILLS Apothecarv
Store Mechanics Hall Building, Worcester Per order
an d&w9m w. W. RICE. Mavor
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Blood FOod.-AttentiOn is called to this most rc-
mdkabe and scientific preparation, adyer ed another
cuImn. II is an entirely remedy and must not he
confounded with any the numerous patent medicines
of tie day 1t is certain remedy for al the diseases
specified, and especially th4se of a chronic nature of
long saI,dng-of weeks, months, and years Sufferers
try it!
Messrs. CHURCH & DUPONT of New York are the sole
agents it, ard also proprieors OF the world ned
Dr EAToNs lNFANTILE CORDIAL an article which every
Mother should have in her medicine closet in case Of
need al containing, it does, pareguric opiae
of any kind it be relied upon with the utmost CON
hdcnce and will be found invaluable article in all
eases OF MANTLE Compaihts.-0hio State Journal
COIunbuS
~ See advertisement. For sale by GEO. r. SPURR,
DAVID SCOTT, NJ GREEN & Co, and GEORGE
p. HARLOW, Agents, Worcester d&wlm mis-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-11

A Coon TIME COMING, BoYs.-Christy S
Ministries are announced to sing here to NOR
row and Thursday evenings.
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@(etu advertisements,
I OF CHEAP GOODS
r o r @ A S H!
We shalt offer
FOR THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS
the following
b A Il CT A l n S
Which are about so cents on the Dollar.
@leru advertisements
Which are about SO cents on the Dollar.

Your Choice in one lot of Figured, All Wool DE
LANES, at 2se, first cost soc.
Your Choice in one lot RAW SILK PLAIDs, at SOC,
all SILK, double width, cost ssc.
Your Choice in one lot All Wool PLAIDs, at age,
double width cost Soc
Your Choice in large lot DRESS GOODS, at Csc,
cost 373 and Soc
Your Choice in whole stock of English and Amer-
can PRINTS, at lee
Your Choice in one lot Figured TIIBETs at 5c cost
sl,lO
Is pieces Good lOc Prints, at Gle
rs dozen All Linen NAPKINS, at 81 dozen.
WOODEN LONG sHAWLs, at $3.50
lO4 rwied Heavy BLANKETS, at 50 pair
Our Stock of CLOAKS selling off in the same way.
A. Y. THOMPSON g. co,
uII dbt FlaEE's Block.
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To GOnsumptiycs.-1he advertiser having b, en-
restored TO health in few weeks by simple
dy, after having suffered several years with lung
Affection and that dread disease Cunsumpon-is aG&.
totS 10 make known to his fellow sufferers the Of
cure.
To all who desire it he will copy ofthe prescrp-
ton used Gree Of charge) with the directions prepar-
ing aud using the same which they will find CT
for CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, &c. The only
object Of the advertiser in sending the prescription
benefit the afflicted, and spread information which he
conceves to be Invaluable and he hopes every sufferer
will try his remedy as will them nothing and may
prove blessing. Parties wishing the prescriptions will
please address REV. EDWABD A. WILSON.
oil dly Wamsbdrgh Kings 20, New York
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CITY AND COUNTY

METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS,
At the state Lanac Hosptal Worcester for the week
ending Dec. 3, ls60.
Ihc..rlnrlefaf.- RlHd. N0tNs
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Hry"n's Puimonic WATERS, the most certain
and speedy remedy discovered for all diseases of
the Chest and Lungs Coughs. Colds Asthma Consume
ton bronchls, Influenza, lorsencss Difficult Breath
lng' sore hroat' &c &c-lhese Waters give the most
Instantaneous and perfect relief and when persevered
win according to directions never fails to effect rapid
and lasting cure. Thousands have restored to per-
feet health who have tried other in vain. 10 all
classes and all constitutions they equally blessing
and cure None need despair no mntter how long the
disease may have existed how severe it may be
provided the organic structure of the vital organs is not
hopcessly dccayed Every afflicted should give them
an impartial trial Price Is per box For sale by
all Druggists deodA weowlm az
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PEREMPToRY sale Of household furniture at
auction. See auction sales.
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For all kinds of Clothing,

F7Of all Kinds OF CLOTHING,
80 to the
HARRINGTON CORNER CLOTHING STORE,
where you always fnc good assortment Of goods
at reasonable prices.
If you want any article Of
CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER.
Just bear in mind that this is the place where Won can
get YOUR
GARMENTS CUT IN THE BEST STYLE AND TASTE, AND
MADE IN THE BEST MANNER,
and perfect satisfaction guaranteed
d. H. EAMES,
Harrington Corner Nam and Front st Gets.
MA DIT Opposite City Hall
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The average attendance for the term is the
best ever attained in this city, and, so far as
we know, it has not been surpassed in any
city OF the commonwealth. Mr. Hunts school
wants less than one half Of one per cent of abso-
lutte perfection Of attendance and the first
school Of each grade rises above ninety.siX per
cent. 1t is to be regretted that the high school,
which is the first III rank, should not be the
first instead OF the fifth in average attendance,
but the Improvement in the attendance OF that
school is quite as great as in any school in
the city. Though its relative position is be-
low four OF the grammer schools, its percent
age OF attendance is far in advance of what it
has heretofore attained. We expect at no dis
tant period to see it assume its true position
at the head of all the schools of the city in
character and influence, as well as in name.
The teachers have fallen behind no teachers
in the city in their efforts to secure a prompt
and regular attendance and they have been
generously and efficiently assisted by a large
part OF the pupils, fifty one OF whom were not
absent, tardy, or dismissed during the term.
The number Of pupils in all the schools of
the city, whose attendance was perfect through
the term, was four hundred and ticenty three
In nearly every school were some pupils
who failed in their attendance but once in the
twelve weeks. That one failure was seldom
any fault Of theirs. Though their names
do not appear in the list Of perfect ones
their merit is not diminished by their misfor.
tune "Ex uno disco omnes." One instance
will explain great number. Miss Mary c.
Brigham, one of Mr.. Hunts pupils, who lives
at great distance from the school, failed once
10 get to school in season, because ON her way
she was overtaken by storm, and so thor
oughly drenched that prudential reasons re
CURED her to return home before she could
Ia. a.. Il \ Al
have perfectvrecord from the time they en-
tered the schools, but their names do not ap
pear because they did not belong to the school
the whole term.
Here are the names arranged so that the
school having the highest per cent. of attend
ance stands first, and the next highest second,
and so on to she lowest.
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CARD wish to thank my neiehhors and the citi-
zcns of the town Of Upton, tor the prompt and efficient
AID rendered in extinguishing the fire which occurred
on my premises, on Sunday morning Dec O. ! would
also extend my thanks to the Upton fire company for
their very early appearance upon the ground after the
alarm was given VIM. KNoWLTON.
Upton, Dec. 10, 1860.
Ladies, please the deduction at Bryants in Silks
advertised to-day dot dls
WABRANTED,-Tlill's Liquid Amandnc, for the cure
chappcd hands, roughness OF the skin &c Prepared
and sold by JOHN z. HILL, Apothecary Mechanics
Hall Building. diff %
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In this city, Dec 9, by Rev Richardson, James A
Nicholson II Mllbury to Miss Margaret Clifford
Cestcr.
In this city. Dec 9, by Rev HILL Charles Carrenter
of Marlboro Vt to Miss Myra Merriam of tits city
In Acton, Nov 20, Luther Conant Jr to Celeste Rob
bins both Of Acton
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RemovnI.-Mrs. NJ. w. GeroIe.. TpIeIc,

KemOvnI.-Mrs. NJ. W. GeraIGs, PHYSICIAN
AND MIDWIFE. Medical practice confined TO Women and
Children. All diseases promptly and successful, treat
ed On account of the prejudice i'll the minds Of many
persons. against female practice it he well state
the following facts, viz That durns her eight years prac
tice in this city hich has been large, not woman
has she lost in chd-Ocd. Residence 40 Exchange
street. dot dl
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BAROMETER.

Amount of sGow during the week, inchs.
water " 0.43 inch.
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Friction MNtches.-IIaving been appointed by the
Bosto Friction Match Co Agents the sale their
Matches i'll Worcester and vicinity. We hereby give
notice that shall keep constantly hand an assort-
ment of their celebrated Matches which will be sold
low Tor cash, and satisfaction guaranteed.
DRAHE Il CLARK,
jy2l diff Nos IS and 81 Front street.
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Mrs. y. GsoodwIn, an experienced ana success
tul Midwife nOlds herself in readiness day and night to
sti' nj to the duties of her profession Residence Is
&ustiHstreet dtf o24