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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-05-04

= Wanted situation, by active and reliable man
with twelve years experience in experimenting the Card
mg spinning and other departments in Wooden Mill
nave carefully devoted attention to the business
and Will faithfully exert myself promote the Interests
of my employer. Address "Carder," Spy Once Wor.
cester Mass. dims ~ N' .n93
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BY Z. w. VAIL

A UCTGON NOTICE.-The subscriber
will sell at auction, lin lots to suit purchasersA on
WEDNESDAY, the Both day of May next, the Bridges
far situated IN the South part of Leicester about ono
mile from the W. r. R. Station, in the village of Clamp
vile Also on same day about $50 of heavily tim
Dered wood and young growth woodland from to mile
rom rom W; X H. and station in Clappve. On same day
otheT lots OF land in the village Clappvie This nron
erty is all desirable and worthy the affection ef
turner's and dealers in wood and timber Terms liberal
and made known at time and place of sale For further
particulars handbills. r. S Denny
ap2 d6wdts
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IL FURNISHING STORE, IS Front street Cbea1
private sales daily, New and Secondhand Furnitnre
CToGkery Glass and Tin Ware. Feather Geds Stoves,
Chalrs, Bedsteads Also, Dat Straw at 50 cents he'd
cash paid for old Furniture, Rags Copper Brass Lead
&c Two large halls full, to sell everybody cheap
Nv Nv eale9 ~ uuCkOn prlCeS Diff
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saws OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
} for sale nj tho iA LIN
SAW SHOP, 23O MAIN sTREET.
TT A. HFATHS FOUNTAIN H0TSE

Curriers' Blades and Buffers for sale Cirenlar and
MIL saws retoothed and trued All kinds of ReDairins
PlouPuy zone oo., D. D. RAWSON, Agent,
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SPLENDfD FRENCH GLADTOLT.

bast lji = iIstIes OF Which bulbs Of SONIC Of NE
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d5t j. NJ. EARLE
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Notites.
M P R 0 WE'D SYSTEM
DRESS NJ

-, Mrs. CHAPMAN, Dress Maker is prenore, %
Slrs brlggs Improved system OF CUTTING - teaeh
- Whieh Is far superior TO any other method nov
tls puoie Ladies' with the aid this art fit
49,, f an4 accuracy Taught In two easy Iessons
ape dff " w. z " imam street.
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,,,',, II h-ngineer and SURVEYOR,
and I e. 30 the surveying Of Water Power Rfvers,
'''s' anu VIII also attend to the laying
- out Of Lands.
my2 W. ~ + lasgs Block, Worcester
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OLD LEAVES:
GATHERED FROM HOUSEHOLD WORDS.
By. w. HENRY WILLS.
limo. Mualin, 81.

limo. Muslin, el.
London the volume which Mr. Wis has perused NEST q.
tentiyey and whence be has drawn . insprson Amost
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Glass Factory Pswnbokers Shop, the Opening Of Pubs
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ways spbic and fails through preensoas efforts W st
above the subject. ........f.ftef f.f
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AGAINST WIND AND TIDE.

From The Philsdelphia Bulletin.
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yatlos power and truth TO nature"
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Nobody read without feeling the force Of i ps.hos M
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