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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-05-02

SHARPsHooTERs ON THE NANsEMoND.-A
correspondent of the New York Times gives
aninteresting account of the operations of the
sharpshooters ON the banks of the Nanse.
mond. Our men are armed with Sharpe's
improved telescope rifles, and have been Of
much service in picking off rebel gunners at
great distances. The writer says
''The rebels here also have some capital
shots, as some of our soldiers have discovered
to their sorrow. Our sharpshooters have
sought them out, and it is diamond cut dia-
mond when two parties of these sharpshooters
are pitted one against the other. Our men
court such encounters, for they have found
that by superiority Of weapons and surety of
aim they have but little reason to fear the re-
suit. | was eye witness to such an encoun-
ter last week on the banks of the Nansemond,
and it was to me thrilling scene. Our boys
had all along been hoping for a grand SOUR
rel hunt as they call sharpshooting at the
rebels, and at this time they are gratified.
The parties were about equal in numbers, and
from one-eighth to half mile apart on either
bank of the stream. About two hundred shots
were exchanged before eleven o'clock in the
morning, but the men were SO artfully con-
cealed that, though the balls came like hail
stones all around the pits, yet no one was hit.
AT length our boys, becoming tired of the
useless game, tried a ruse to draw the rebels
out. Several leaped out of their pits, and
stood at full length, exposed in full person, as
II to challenge fire. In moment from twenty
rifle pits on the rebel side of the river there
flashed as many rifles; when, in an instant,
every man on our side dropped into his pit,
and twenty balls passed by where the men
mad stood. For an instant it was still as
death, when up leaped the men who had stood
target to show themselves unhurt, while the
reoeis, astonished at such audacity, began one
by one to put forth their heads from their COW
erts to see what it all meant. This was the
wished Tor object of our men. Quicker than
HaSn, from some concealed pits on the right
and LETT OF our men dozen rifles wore Dis
charged with deadly aim, and from two n;ts
onthe opposite shore there came fearful evo
crations. From the fact that not again w. :.
there seen any smoke to arise from these n;ts
during all the rest of the day we Indeed that
in two cases at least the aim of our rides rra.
uuerrlng. In several cases the enemy tried
to draw the fire of our men by images and bv
hats held up on sticks; but this was an old
dodge and it did not take; nothing but actu al
exposure of person would draw fire. And
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Clothing.
N E w C L 0 Nc
A. P. WARE & co.

1854, 1853 and ITO Main St. Worcester,
BEG LEAVE To NOTIFY THEIR
CUSTOMERS AND THE PUBLIC GEN
ERALLY, THAT THEY HAVE NOW
IN STORE, AND IN PROCESS OF RAN.
UFACTURE, A STOCK OF GREAT Elk
TENT AND VARIETY, EMBRACING
a MOST COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
OF
Reasonable Garments.
ADAPTED TO THEVA WANTS
OF ALL GLASSES OF CUSTOMERS.
MUCH CARE HAS BEEN TAKEN TO
PRODUCE GARMENTS UNsCEIsIPED
IN PROPORTIONS, TASTEFUL IN
STYLE, AND OF PRoPER WORK.
MANsnIP: AND WE Il ESrEUTFULIY
INVITE THE EXAMINATION GF ALL
In WANT OF READY-MADE CLOTH
mo. PURCHASERS oE
Spring Overcoats
CAN HARDLY FAIL OLA sATEsFAC-
TORY SELECTION FROM OUR AS
sORTMENT.
WE ALSO INVITE ATTENTION TO
OUR LARGE STOCK, AND EXTEN.
sIVE VARIETY OF
Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings,
ADAPTED TO ALL DESCRIPTIONS
OF GARMENTS, FOR ALL COMB
TIONS AND AGES OF MASCULINE
HUMANITY, WHICH WILL BE SOLD
BY THE PIECE OR YARD, At THE
LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES, OR
MADE UP INTO GARMENTS TO Or
DER, FOR EITMEIs MEN Or ROYs,
. IN THE BEST STYLE AND MARINER,
AND SATISFACTION In ALL CASES
WARRANTED.
WE Also INVITE THE PARTICU-
LAR ATTENTION OF TmE PUBLIC
TO OUR EXTENSIVE DEPARTMENT
OF
Boys thing,
WHICH WILL BE FOUND AS AT.
TkACTIVE AND AS w ELL SUPPLIED
AS EVER. MUCH CARE WILL BE
CONsTANTLY EXERCISED TO REN
DER THIS IMPORTANT BRANCH OLE
OUR BUSINESS IN ALL RESPECTS
DEsEHV1NG OF THE PRTRoNAGE
OF ALL PURCHASERS OF BOYst
THING.
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NITY OF WORCESTER. Anvil


Sect 81 Every owner or keeper OF a dog shall annH-
di on or before The thirteen daV 81 pril cause 1t to
be registered numbered, described and licensed for
from the first day OF the ensuing May, In the Office
OF the clerk In the city town wherein be resides and
shall cause to wear around It's neck col distinctly
marked with It's 0wnei'S and rsgisfefed number,
and shall pay for such license d0iiGrJOr male and
five dollars for a female dog.
sect So. Whoever keepsa dog contrary to the pro-
visions Of this chapter shall forfeit ten dollars be
covered by complaint to the OF The place wherein
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AOtrfes

VO BUILDERS Sealed proposals Will
n be re ieiyed until MONDAY Evening, Mav Ith for
the erection of Brick school House, ON lot Of recent
" pscn ased by the ty In kast Worcoster AID school
louise be three stories high hnllt according 10
nHn ard specifications thereof approved by the Buld.
n Committee and to be finished On or before The arst
day OF November next. The plans NAV be seen at tho
CIV CLERKS Office, d. WALDO LINCOLN,
ap24 dtmyi For the Committee
GITY OF WORCESTER, April %.
~ 1873 Owners Of DOGS in this city are reminded
that said Dogs must be numbered registered at the
Office Of the undersigned bcOre the expiration o. ne
present month Dogs which regisiefel in said
ha0 In 1857 retain the numbers this wear IL
their owners make carly application therefor
SAMUEL Smith, City Clerk,
Office city Hail Huilding.
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TERMS OF ADvERrIsTNa.

IN THE DAILY srY ;--one square" (three fourths
~ menu hrst Insertion, sl each subsequent insertion
!oeen''i one week, o.; two weeks. % Isl one month
~ 'hree months 81; year, GO For half square
she price Will be three ourths the price Of one square
inside Advertisements and Special Notices extra grIce
IN WEEELT First insertion 81 per square each sub
eg All transient Advertisements must he po,4 IN c,i
vdnce. Yearly regular adyeitiscrs viii ~ geossS III
make quarterly payinents. t ~
,,,J1 40 gIdtntoHs AdpertiseRents 40 report reso
luuons OF proceedings of vurnOratiun sncctv ~
Assoeiation, and no communication desicied a.,
Iention TO any matter Of limited or Individual iner~
can Dc inserted unless paid for Advertisement
~ The Publishers will not hold themselves responsi
PIE lof any errors that may Occult beyonl the amour
charged for the Advertisement.
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g'O THE HONORABLE JUSTICES
" OLE TIE SUPERIOR COrKr hrlhca al Wnrcea.


ter in and for the County OF " ufvtsiui.
RlCHARD ID. RAWSGN Of Webster, in said county
OF Worcester, respectfully represents that lie is seized
IN ice of one undivided seventh part ni 1act Of land
stnal ed ~ Douglas in aid county, which bounded
ana described " follows, 10 wit beginning at The south
ehstery corner OF the same, at stone monu acnt at
the northeast corner e the Btae Of Rhode Island and
the Easterly line Of the state OF Connecticut thence
Eastery one hundred and ninetysix rods land be-
longing to the heirs Of Joseph Benson, Oak stump
thence northery BY land OF Lben stcct enty
aud half rods to stake and stones thence westerly
parallel TO the south line thiry-seven rods stake
aud stones, thence northerly twentyOne ana hal TOds
TO stake and stones thence westerly hundred and
h,ty seven DDS to stake and stones the line of
the state Of Connecticut thence sUuthefy said line
forty tlree rods 10 the place Of beginning
And the said RaWson Is desirOus u having his share In
said land set OIL assigned him. that lie may hold
the 10 seyeraly ana asks that such proceedings
m y be had. that partition Of sad premises may 10
made and his said share Fct of TO HIM and he further
that the Oter persons in tied IL sad premises
Joseph l.. Benson and Sarah NJ Sherman OF Troy IN
the state Of New York, GEORGE w. Benson, EunCe r.
Weeks, wife OF --- Weeks, Mercy A. Benson wife OF
Job Benson, all Of Thompson m The state OF C0nntcl-
cut all Of which PERSONS zed M fee Of said prcmi
Bes, RICHARD ID RAWsOS.
BY llt Attorneys, DEWEY u WILLIAMS.
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BY llt Attorneys, DEWEY WILLIAMS.
Marsh 70, 1863

COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS, Worcester, S..
The superior Court ut Worcester. March Tenn A. d.
s6On the petition al resaid. IL is ofde cd that The
petitioner notify all persons interested appear the
next FERN OF this Court be holden at FicHbufg in
the cou1ty Of Worcester, The second Monday ofJune
next, by publishing attcstcd copy Of said petition
aud this orler IN newspaper printed In Orcestcr in
SAID county three ety. the last publication to
be thirty days. at least before the sitting said Court,
or by serving them each with atiestcd copy said
petition and his order fourteen days, least before the
sitting of said Court that they may then and there,
show cause why the prayer OF said petition should not
be hrantcd
Attest; JOSEPH MASON, Clcik
copy Of the retitou ana oder Of Notice.
Attesti JOSEPH MASON, Clerk.
nD2i d3sr
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NOMMONW ALTH OF MAsSA-

A IUI WUNW AIIH OF WANSA-
- CUGSErfS.-Worces ss.-Probate Court To
all persons interested In the Estate OF ALNAN ALLEN,
late Of Worcester IN said County. deceased inte
You are cited TO appear at q Probate Court be
holden az Worcester ON the first Tues ny Nay next
at nine O'Clock In the forenoon 70 show why the
1rst account rendered by Marc Kel dali e adninis-
traitor VI his administration OF said estate, AID
ne in this office, should not be allowed. And tho
Court orders public notice thereof TO be given pub
fishing this citation week. Tor three successive
weeks, In tho newspaper called the Worcester Daily
Soy printed at Worcester the last publication to be
one day ut least, before SAID Court.
Witness, IENRY CnAPIN, Esquire. JGdee Of said
Court his sixteenth day Of April, in the yea thou
sand eight hundred aud sixty three
ap,7 d3sF CHAs. Il. STEVENS, Asst. Reg.
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EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE - A
n Farm Ia Dublin, y. H.. of 26O acres For particu
lars inquire OF w. II. WILLARD, at A. TOlman & Cos
Carriage shop. diff RI
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E6TM. ri. JANKINY HAIR DRESS

w ING AND BATHING ROOMS, where Gentle-
can be accommodated IN the most approved style.
Gf Hair Dressing and Bathing Rooms also attach
ed Tor the accommodation Oi Ladies' Also all knOs
Hair work on hand made 10 order. Childrens bair
cut In the most approved manner. Capable Females
will be In attendance IN the ladies' department
N B-Cash paid for hair. diff apg
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A UCTlONEEk.-The undersigned, be-
A Ing duly licensed Auctoneer, is ready TO
all those who wish his services in that capaeity.
y, w. ABBOTT
Holden, Feb IS. 1868. dsm' 1875
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nor S AL ga desirable residence,
n p'eanntly situated on the corner Of Edward and
Newport streets formerly owned and occupied by N.
Holmes Inquire Of JAMES IL. PIERCE
apll diff
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MRS. s. A. ALIENS HAIR RE-
AVA STORER, for sale bv DAVID SCOTT,
mchl1 aN 3Sl Main, corner Mechanic street.
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NAfM FOX SALE A Farm in v or.
csster, of 40 acres, wei proportional into tillaee
and pastuiinf, with about ~ of wood and timber
land wi h go NJ house ana baen AMI out buildings said
ace 'N2 and nalf miles from ty IIal on the road
to Gfa FOR ptrt;uidrs inquire Of f. f. aBROTr,
lQ isn street, or Of EDWAit % BLISS, near said
ia IN. Oft f2l
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.AlU 4BLE L0TS FOR SALE.

The cor - lincoln $ ce', o,o'lte the mansions
Of T.. =. Nscn AID g. fh1mpslt Esqrs., suitable for
the ereanop Of " &c .iae Shops Bot ntaafactorv or
BiJci NJ H1ases giil be S)d low The lot fcouts on
Lincoln sire i III feet aud Is 2i0 feet docp bounded
by il Brook AMI is the line OF the Raiiro ID.
Three Lots Front street. table tor Stores adj0in
Ing the store ri G;ore eisions the lrner of
Front and ranbu reefs; ais the lot south on
Truinbuil srecI. nOw Occuned as a wood yard
Francis IL. DEWEY,
nct2s diff 2l8 Main street.
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PRICE 8 CENTS.
Heal Estate.


~ ~, y "a s,root An"l1 anu D"'"' Si'u"V-
ca % Q'eaa s'Iest AppiyG 70 rxo,os, oe.o
nap cITF 0P FY5GTANCF A
Il Farnln Dablin n H.. Of 26O acres. For particn.
lars inquire OF w. II. WILLARD, at A. TOman & Co.'S
Carriage SHOP. dli ~
q , a = ga desirable residence,
h Spii inquire OF DIFF JAMES L. PIERCE
W~Or :
HOh SALE--i ne House situated NO
tits well arranged for two families, with hard and soit
water, variety oflrult &C ana is good opportunity
s..t Nv :, :, JAMES Il, FIERCE.
OUSE FOR SALE OR TO LET.
to sell his estate No "a Portland street e"mssnS of
Gas with variety Of year Plum and Cherry frees
Worcester, March 6, 1868 mohis u H Of
(,Fa4A, FOR SALE-A Cottage House,
sEAbarn, No. Elizabeth street The above Win be-
s sSs at bargain For p1FSuaS inquire on the P5e,%
- 80. :, =
<S FOX > Ai.E-Ihe House No
kei; cot,o s,roe, ,,,b z-so taat 80 - ~
.ilsn, SIT water v1ri,.Iy of Fruit Trees &C. The
FSRKgR Vt he r. i spnt or or Of
apal DIFF EDWIN HARRlNGroN
IA HOUS FOR E.-The
@ii; vTr,pre estate n, 81 pleasant stre"t a ear
door, II n, Main street Formerly oecneed ~
Taosa a. - u, 4 a i"ii"eiy Ve0uPeu ny A.
Ae'''e'' - no" o"e''u F ~ Mrs II npwEv
orIi i,s N.'Sh' IL iio ', NJ -, 49,.
az" uH 80 ollin STREET,
NOR GATE VAruAprr E.p., oc
~ ~, SAlIN n All AbLE rAhM VI
Il about 20l acres; dwelling house, barn and out
buildings in good repar situated four miles from wor
cester near the line ct Norw ch and Wo cestQr railroad
Possession given April l. lfnot sold It will be let. Ap
mchl2 diff 2lS Main street.
N'Aoh EOR oALC.- n" subscriber
chance to purchase good Farm, this is one of
til hes Farms in the lsterly Of Worcester coun-
ty. Stpck and rools sold with the Farm ii desired.
Ter of parmcnt made easy. DAVIS KINGMAN.
NUrthb0rO Feb 8, 1863. d3m rs
ms, 111,-----, !, :
..a a NM tOh oALE IN OhST-
E'l dUSIom the ROAD netween GrsIt8n ara Upton
sS,....atS"hta u hS acres OF ANA, win good Houc,
btri', Iu iie.s, ~J " aver comes mo tpe mouse ana
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n FOR SAFE OR TO LET

I'm FOR SALE OR TO LET
fil STU tied in Untlylla, in the caslery part Of
.2aza- Ioden lew rndi ti,tart from Cotton taeto-
~ small, neat Dwcllii House, and half story
high containing i've Oonls OIL the lower floor snail
Barn, Shoe N1oI. 60 ~ garden OF about acre
vita qdaat,tY Of tfGt trees the same.
For .lrther Information inquire Of AIR. ROYAL II.
CtAFrIN OF said Holden or of the subscriber in
Shre"s'u-Y. HENRY HOWE.
mch2S
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EOR SALE-A House and barn, situat-
n ed on DEAD street Apply TO
APPS dtf JAMES II. OsGOOD. Express Onlee.
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SSx For SALE From s to .gsg:~
Sae 10 Acres Of the best Land in the City of $500
~HS7>@ " nreester, situated three fourths Of aS9A
-zaz- mile from Main street, the westerly =SIAs-.
side OF Prat street. tcaed the Garden Of Eden) under
a hsh stale OF cultivation soping to The southeast
There growing the premises Peach Trees three
four Old, Apple Trees Of the choicest kinds about
two acres Of Strawberries OF The best kinds, large
quantity Of Rhu aa'b There is The pre- misses an
excellent spring f water. The whole land has been
used for garden purposes. The present owner, having
other business aten to- will sell the above at a bar
gain For terms, which will be easy Inquire at the
store Of JOHN h. PRATT, JR. a. co Nos. d and IS
Main street. % the Hon ISAAC DAVIS.
Worcester, Feb. Is, 1861 d&wtf 1926
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Hammers Fresh-Brewed Champagne Ale.
This ale Is brewod fresh all the year. and
its Keeping q4ay. especially OF that brewed during tho
mos excessive hot weather is guaranteed for any length
OF time For sale In barrels and haf barrels No $50
Main street FAWCEfT q WAKEFIELD, agents for
tle sale Of Hammers Cnam JaRne Ale in Worcester.
aDll
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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSA-

- CnUsErTS Worcester, ss-Probate Court.-To
the nest OF Kin creditors and all other persons inter-
estcd in the estate Of JOHN r. CLARK, late of Mor
cester, IN SAID county, deceased intestute:
Nou are hereby cited 10 appear a Probate Court
to be neld at Worcester, in sa1 county Worcester
"a the first Tuesday of May next at nine O'Clock In
the forenoon. 10 show cause, If you have. Nhi
ter of administration the estate OF sad ds cea ed
should not be granted to Lewis barnard of in
said county OF Worcester. And the said barnard
hereby directed to give public noue thereof, by PUT
fishing this citation once week Tor three
weeks in the newspaper called the Worcester Daily spy
printed az Worcester. the last publication to be one
daN at least before said Court.
Witness, HENRY CHAPLIN, Esquire, judge Of said
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(SaA UBU FgAN RESIDENCE FOR
Kis SAtE-ore mile north from the Post ONCE W tn
ls.t seven res Of iand l:iiidinRs nearly new Also
sale lot s. b. 3d. on him street, corner Of Fruit
street APP
af20 dN CHARLES NASH
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,sasSs,. w. r. CAKES, NJ. D., OCU-
MtsssSS LIST, AuRisr &c gives special attention TO
~ this treatment OF ali diseases OF the Eye and
sIpr Ear, at his Off los 9iain street. Worcester
Hours from9 A. NJ. u u and 70 5 p. every day
except sunday Consultation gratis
~ Residence II Liberty street. DIFF ial2
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= FARM FOR SALE IN UPTON,

:
84iiil MASS.--Tna Farm no owned and 0 caped by
sslz nc willow Phila kawsOn situated In the nOrther
" past OF pon, on The road from Unton TO WestborO
two aud one hat miles ir m the GENRE Of Upton, and
four miles fro WcstbOrO Depot; fourth Of mile
from sch ,ol Contain 1866 acres % excellent Land
divided into iOwing, Pastaracc. and Village with about
80 acres of good Woodland. anda Cranberry Meadow
20 COOL tw" story iloEse, 40 ~ 30 with 30
b. u Barn nearly new, go by 80 Corn Barn aud
Woodllousc, ~ By Is Spring water brought 20 the
hOne and Darn. The farm cuts hay enough to Ill the
barn. The ali ave farm will be sold at bargain. Most
Of tue pdr nase moneycal remain on mortgage.
For particulars enquire Of the Subscribers.
MOSES A, HANSON UPTON, Mass.
ID. RAWSON, West BOylstop.
Upton, March T. 1863. DIFF mch5
On. FOR SALE-A desirable Cottage
slli House. pleasantly situated the corner CroSn
-4s.h<ant Congress streets, containing with
800! ieet OF Land which variety Of Fruit Trees,
and Currant Bushes NC, all in thrifty and bearing
condition neye-falug well Of excellent water. soft
wafer cisern, &c. the a rare bargain is
offered For terms &C, apply at No Crown street.
at the Spy Joo Office. deoptf mch3
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GlOMMONWEALTH on MASSl

4 lUMMUNWEAIT OF MASSA-
~ CHUsErrS.-Wor Probate Court-foa all
persons Interested IN the estate OF BENEZEKs GEER
late Of Worcester, In said county, deceased esatc
You arc cited TO appear at Probate Court hold
en- at Worcester on the first Tuesday Of MAY next ne
O'Clock IN the forenoon, to show why second
account rendered by Ezekiel L. Pierce the surviving e
ecntur, OF his ADMINISTRATION of said estate ard now on
flo la III Office should be allowed And the court
orders public notice thereof to be given, by peblshg
u citation week. for three successive weeks in
the newspaper called the Worcester Daily Spy. printed
~ Worcester, the last publication be one day At leat
before said court.
Witness. HENRY CHAPLIN, Esquire, Judge Of said
Court this ninth day OF April, IN the yoar thou.
sand eight hundred and six J three.
apll, d3sS CHAS. L. STEVENS, Asst Reg.
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Mamts

SITUATION WANTED-To do general
~ h9usework. Apply at No. "a Temple street.
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4 lOAlMONW EALIH OF MASSA-
OCHUSErIS.- Worcester, ss.-rr0baie Court.-To
the heirsat law next Of kin, and all other persons in
tefestel In The Estate OF MARY WARRE& laie Wor-
ccs;or, in said county, deceased
You are cited TO appear at Probate Court to be hold
cnat Worcester on the rst Tuesday Of May at nine
clock Ia the forenoon to show cause, II any you have,
why an INSTRUMENT purporiine 30 BE- the as VIII uid tes
lament Of said DECEASED should not be approved Aud The
court orders public notice thereof to be given by publish
M once awoe for three successive weeks,
IL the newspaper called the Worcester Daily Say print
ca at Woeester The last publication be day at
least before suid court.
Witness, HENRY CHAPLIN, ESQUIRE Judge OF said
Court THIS seventeenth day April, In the year one
thousand eight hund ed and sixtp-inTee
apis d3sS JOHN j. PIpER, Register.
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NOTICE. - The undersigned, having
1 taken out license under the Internal Revenue
Law OF the United States will continue the business Of
Commercial Broker under sand act.
From his long experience and extensive acquaintance
be feels confident that will be for the interest those
having Houses or Land to rent entrss them 70 his
care. .seea JAMES r. PEIRCE.
Worcester Nov u 1862. al MS
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f . Il A Z +
Beautiful, Original Oil Paintings.

MR. EDWARDS has flushed many original OIL
PAINTINGS of Native and Foreign Scenery, whlch he
offers sale Ladies and Gentlemen are invited 70 can
and ex anime them Views of Gentlemen's Estates PoT
traits of Favorte Cattle and Dogs Painted Ihoroush
instruction given I'm every department Of the Art.
Studio. Nos. Is and 20 FlasSs Building
mch9 d3m "ofces'sf'
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nISSOLUUON OF COPARTNER
IL SaGY.-Noce is hereby given that the copartner
ship heretofore existing, under ne name aq s,yie OF
PUTNAM & CLARK, OF Worcester ~ ul,splFtu y mu.u
al consent charles " Putnam IS anihonzeh 70 sfille
-, - w. ' CHARLES V. PUrSAM.
' SEWELL CLARK
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EsK -Charles Y. putnam Will continue to carry on
'iie 2"''N'9' " dtf
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TOR SALE-The House situated No Z
Cherry street. formerly occupied by VIM +. Wood
1t Is well arranged for two families, with hard aud soft
water, variety oflIut &C. aud good opportunity
for an Investment Inquire Ct
anil diff JAMES r PIERCE