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BOSTON AND VICINITY.
Max Maretzek’s opera troupe are to give
sixteen operas at the Boston theater, com
mencing next Monday night, with Ernani.
The custom house at Boston will be closed
on New Year’s day for the completion of re
pairs.
John Hawthorn, a sailor belonging on board
the U. 8. ship Ticonderoga, was found mur
dered on Prince street, Boston, at 1 o’clock
a. ii. on the 30th.
J. Albert Sprague fell through an aperture
of the floor of the lower story of the unfin
ished City Hall in Boston, a distance of 12
feet, from the effects of which he died about
an hour after.
Mrs Church of Newtonville, while shop
ping in Boston, on Tuesday, met with an
extraordinary accident which is described in
the Journal. A frightened horse suddenly
turned a corner on Court street, coming on
the sidewalk. The hoop skirt of Mrs. C.
cauaht in the runaway carriage, ami she was i
dragged with lightning speed on the ice and i
pavement from Court street through Bowdoin
square, and down Cambridge street p.ist
Stamford street, when the horse was stopped
and the lady extricated. She was not killed,
but fearfully bruised.
BRISTOL COUNTY.
Isaac Arid, formerly of Squawbetty, in the
vicinity of Taunton, has just received a sen
tence, in Washington, of two years’ hard la
bor on the government works, for desertion
from the 7th regiment.
Rev. 17 C. Moulton of New Bedford re
ceived on Christinas, from his parishioners,
valuable gifts of furniture to the amount of
SBOO.
Of eleven obituary notices in the New Bed
ford Mercury, on the 29th, the ages average
eighty years and ten months. The oldest
person was ninety-two years, seven months,
and all but four were over eighty years old.
HAMPSHIRE COUNTY.
The managers of tlie Christmas ball at
Belchertown didn’t want to show partiality,
and so invited all the clergymen in town.
The receipts were $192.
The unusual number of 66 deaths have oc
curred Mt Belchertown this year, or one to
annul every 42 inhabitants. Three persons
have died who were over 90, and twenty-one
who were under 20 years of age.
Arms & Bardwell, hoop-skirt and portmon
aie manufactures in Northampton, sold a lot
of goods to a firm in St. Louis, in 1860. The
breaking out, all business was destroyed in
that vicinity, and the firm settled up their ac
counts for fifty cents on the dollar. A day or
two since Arms & Bardwell received a check
for the balance of the principle, together with
interest, The members of the firm are Ger
mans, and they took an active part in sustain
ing the government, when loyalty in that
city meant something more than mere empty
words.
BERKSHIRE COUNTY.
A house at Pittsfield, belonging to Norton
Packard, was destroyed by fire on the night
of the 23d.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
Eight citizens in the north part of Sunder
land will petition the legislature to be set off
to Montague’. They are aggrieved because
Sunderland has abolished school districts.
MAINE. *
The Lewiston Journal tells the story of a
chap without money, travelling on the Grand
Trunk Railroad, pledging his trunk, (whbh
was very heavy) to the conductor, for bis
fare, and leaving it at the Danville Junc
tion. After keeping it for a year, it was
opened and found to contain a good chunk
of wood
Spurious threes upon the Manufacturer’s
and Traders' bank, Portland, are in circu
lation.
Rev W. Lovejoy, Universalist minister of
Dexter, has enlisted as a private in the Ist
Maine cavalry, and leaves for the seat, of
war Hext week.
The Portland glass works, which have re
cently gone into operation, have erected four
buildings, and have already a successful busi
ness. » The company has a hundred thousand
dollars invested.
On the 2Gih, Edwin Jones, 12 years, Jos.
Huston. 8 years, and A. B. Little, 7 years,
were drowned in the Damariscotta river,Dam
ariscotta. They were skating, and ventured
too near Hie channel. *
Twa barns belonging to J. K. Levenselier,
of Waldo, containing twenty-five tons of hay,
with all his grain ami farming tools, were con
sumed by fire on the 6th.
VERMONT.
Albert 11. Gallatin, M. I)., has been ap
pointed to the professorship of natural science
in Norwich University, at Norwich, Vermont.
Mr. Wales Boss of Moretown, was thrown
oft from a load of wood on the 26th inst.,
by his horses taking fright, and instantly
killed.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Charles A. Giles of Northfield died last
week from injuries in being thrown from a
wagon in consequence of his horse being
frightened by the spreading of an umbrella.
A son of J. B. Hunnels of Concord, aged
abouf 14 years, was, it is feared, fatally in
jured on the 3d, by coming in contact with a
passing team, while sliding.
CONNECTICUT.
The name of the post office at Curtisville
(Glastenbury) has been changed to Naubuc.
The Center church at New Haven have
raised the salary of Dr. Bacon to S3OOO.
They also made him a Christmas present of
S6OO.
Nearly all the men in the Bth C. V. have
re-enlisted for three years longer.
Keney’s hotel in Rockville has been pur
chased by E. S. Henry and Win. R. Orcutt for
$13,000. Mr. Dart is laying the foundation
of a new mill at the same place. They are
also contemplating the idea of having a na
ional bank.
On the night of the 25th a fire occurred at
Bridgeport which destroyed a large brick
building, involving a loss of S3OOO to all con
cerned. Wakeman & Kimpsoh owned the
building; Spring, Perch & Co., Benj. Lob
dell. H. A. Botsford, Ryburn & Brown were
the other losers.
At a recent family gathering in Somers, a
child was present who rejoiced in the posses
sion of eight living grandparents, the united
ages of these venerable progenitors amount
ing to 561 years. Six of them resided within
a mile and a quarter of the- happy place of
meeting.
The trial of the famous Winslow case com
menced on the 29th, in the superior court at
Bridgeport. The amount involved, variously
stated at from $600,000 to $1,800,000,
makes it one of the most important cases ever
tried in Connecticut.
The wife of Gen. Gustavus W. Smith of
the rebel army, who has been spending some
time in New London, and rendering herself
not a little obnoxious by the expression ot dis
loyal sentiments, has been compelled, by or
ders from headquarters, to leave for Fortress
Monroe, whence she will be sent across the
lines to her friends in Dixie.
The Elm City Bank of New Haven pro
poses to change to a National Bank.
RHODE ISLAND.
On 27th, the winchman at the Oriental
mill in Providence, while cleaning a
pistol, which supposed was unloaded, re
ceived a ball though t | lv lungs, which will, it
is feared prove
Rev. E. 11. Ktchardson was installed pastor
of the Richmond uv t et CongregationaLchurch
in Providence on 30tli.
General AndvrKn WVP t skating at New
port, on ? jubt nk e other peo-
Ex-Gov. Dennison u Ohio> togetUer with
Worcester & pailn Sot.
VOL. IS, NO. 308.
his wife, daughter and other, have been visit
ing Providence as the guests of Mayor Knight.
On the afternoon of the 30th they left for
Newport, as the Governor has a son at the
naval academy.
John Mather of Pascoag, had his left arm
torn completely off near the elbow, by being
caught in a picker at the mill of IL Sayles &
Son. on the 29th.
Hon. E. B. Washburne of Illinois is spend
ing the congressional vacation at Newport;
also Leutze, the celebrated artist, is in the
same city.
- The War News.
REGIMENTS RE ENLISTING.
Since congress has refused to pay the ex
orbitant. bounties expected, re-enlistments
have been very much increased, and hun
dreds are arriving here daily. Tlmse who
were waiting for an increase of bounties are
now coming forward, and in a few’ weeks, at
the present rate, nearly all of the army of the
Potomac will have .re-enlisted for the war.
Some of the regiments have gone in bodily,
while a tew have refused altogether. Lis re
ported that several Wisconsin regiments are
among the latter.
The constant departure of troops, who have
ra-enlisted for another term of three years’
service, is having great effect upon the re
maining men. who are eager to rv-cnlut, and
visit their homes on a furlough of thirty days.
THE APPROACHING DRAFT.
The war department has under considera
tion several important questions relating to
the draft, which will shortly he made public.
The quota of the several states are being ar
ranged so as to avoid difficulties in the future.
Each state will be officially informed of the
number of men it is expected to raise, and the
time fixed for the enforcement of the draft,
which will not be later than the middle of
January. The time for enlisting recruits in
the regular army has been extended to June
25th, during which time the extra, bounty of
S3OO will be paid.
GEN. GRANT’S ARMY.
Gen. Grant has retired from the front and
will make his headquarters for a time at Nash
ville. This may be taken as an indubitable
indication of inactivity, as be never absents
himself from duty during a campaign. In
addition to this, furloughs Jo officers and men
are liberally granted, a circumstance which
would hardly occur if a speedy movement was
contemplated.
Measures have been taken to secure a firm
hold in Lookout Mountain, Mission Ridge,
their gaps, and Chattanooga valley, several
miles down. A competent cavalry force keeps
northern Georgia clear.
'1 he difficulties of transportation from Nash
ville to Bridgeport are great. So frequent
are accidents, that the mails are continually
delayed, not more than four trips per week
being made on an average. The Adams ex
press company, which is doing its best to ac
commodate the public, finds itself from this
source continually involved in delays, as the
trains often lie at a single point from fifteen
to twenty-five hours.
UNION OFFICERS IN IRONS AT LIBBY PRISON.
The Richmond Examiner of the 28th states
that three Union officers—viz, Capt. Chase,
Ist Rhode Island, Captain Litchfield, 14th
Maine, and Captain Kendall, Ist Massachu
setts—have been placed in irons at the Libby
prisen, to be held asliostages for the safety
and good treatment of three rebel soldiers,
held in the north for the safety of the same
number of Yankee officers of negro regi
ments, said to be in'possession of the confed
erates.
VARIOUS MATTERS.
The 61st Ohio, now at Chattanooga, have
re-enlisted unanimously.
About one hundred men, th.it is four fifths
of the old soldiers of the gallant 20th Massa
chusetts, Have re-enlisted.
Eleven locomotives from Vicksburg for the
Nashville railroad, have arrived at Louis
ville during the past week. They were all
captured from the rebels, and have all-been
repaired, re-painted and re-named. One is
•called the ‘‘Gen. Grant,” another ‘•.ibraham
Lincoln.” The latter is ornamented with
rail-splitting views and scenes in the early lite
of the president.
On the 29th eighty two rebel prisoners from
Camp Douglas, in Chicago, enlisted in the
United States navy, and were immediately
taken on board the recruiting ship North
Carolina.
The Richmond Examinerot the 28th says
that the destroyed bridge on the Virginia and
Tennessee railroad has been rebuilt, and that
cars are new running through to Bristol.
Five hundred and twenty Union prisoners
reached Annapolis Dec. 30, being those ex
changed by Gen. Butler Of this number
but sixty or se enty were sick; the rest were
in pretty good condition.
Longstreet’s barefoot army is sadly dimin
ished by desertions, and his forces do not
number but 17,000. He has been compelled
to abandon all his heavy artillery, and a por
tion of his train. Our forces at Knoxville are
sufficient to meet Longstreet anywhere.
Advices from Bermuda say that two rebei
blockade runners have returned to that port,
being unable to break through the blockade
at Wilmington, N. C.
The official report of the rebel loss at the
battle of Chickamauga was :•
Killed 2.297
Dangerously wounded 4,780
Slightly 10.500
Missing 1,900
Total casualties ? 19,477
Items.
Abel Stearns of Los Angelos, California,
has lost 7000 cattle for want of food lately.
He was formerly oi Massachusetts, and he
now owns 48,000 cattle, besides.9ooo calves.
The extent of his landed property is esti
mated at 540,000 acres, all acquired by pur
chase.
The New York Evening Post says that sec
retary Chase will soon commence to issue five
per cent legal tender treasury notes. The
banks will first be supplied, and afterwards
the public generally..
Letters from Egypt say the emperor The
odore of Abyssinia, has had a victory over
his rebellidtis subjects in the district of Go
jam, and his blood-thirsty majesty is report
ed to have ordered the massacre of 15,000
prisoners—men, women and children.
A great bar is forming at the mouth of the
Hoogly river in India, which it is thought will
in a few mouths make Calcutta inaccessible'to
large ships and thus destroy the trade of the
rich district of Bengal.
Starr King’s new church in San Francisco
is completed, at a cost of SIUO,OOO. There is
a debt on it of S6OOO. Mr. King told the con
gregation last Sunday that he would not
preach in it till the debt was paid, which
created a great sensation.
The Italian frigate which went ashore on
Jersey beach has been got safely oft into deep
water.
Rev. Mr. Van Allen and wife of lowa were
killed by a shot from a rebel battery while
going down the Mississippi, Dec. 11. They
were going as teachers to the freedmen.
A heavy robbery look place on the stage
line between La Crosse, Wis., and St. Paul,
on the 20th. Some parties organizing a na-
bank were sending $35,000 in United
States bonds to Washington. They were
placed in a trunk and strapped on the back of
the stage. A few miles north of Lake City
the trunk wis cut off from the stage, and no
trace of it has yet been found.
Steamship Australasian, which sailed from
New York tor Liverpool on the 30th, took
out $770,000 in gold; steamship Bavaria, for
Hamburg, $107,000.
AUCTION Ei? R-—The undersigned, be
ins dal*' licensed as Auctioneer, is ready to serve
ail uiuac wuo wish Uh services in that capacity.
B. VV. A BBQ 11.
aoidoh. J eb. dtf tad
WORCESTER: THURSDAY MORNING, DEC. 31. 1863
BU HEMPEL’S GREAT GERMAN
REMEDY FOR DIPTHERI*-ForMie hv BCHB
, * CO., 3, Fr*.nt street. dtr ten
CHILBLAIN CURE— WAUK ANTED —
vy For sale by GEO. It. IIfURR.
dtf £Ol Mah) street.
quiREE PORTABLE - FURNACES
-*• FOR s \LE. suitable for shop* or stores, limtilreof
LUCIUS MERKIFILLD, 67 Chandler street, dtf 027
JAMES tt. PEIRCE,
Commercial Hrolc er ,
Residence comer ot Main and Austin Sts..
12 dtf WokCKSTKK. Mas?.
MITTENS, UM BRELLAS!
dl« dtf KENDaLL A MoCLENNBN'S.
J'iHIL BLAIN CURE —W ai<ka ntk d—
For sale only bv GEO. R. SHIRK.
Rls dtf 201 Main etreot.
The latest novelty - !—tu
London Muff, at
GIG dtf KENDALL & McCLENNEN’S.
T OWS BROWN WINDSOR SOAP—
-■-J For sale, wholesale and retail, at
<lls <Lf 'l I’RR'S, 201 Main street.
OF ALL KlNDS—Fresh, and
" • trn* to the name, far sale bv BUSH A CO., .14
Fr<mt*treet .Its myl3
pl ANO FORTE FOhSi ALE !—One
•- splendid 7 octavo Piano Forte for sale lov. Inquire
o f LUCIUS Ml-RRi; L LD.
022 _ dtf j, Chandler street.
BUL L"ARb"s“RALM OF GILEAD
LINIMENT—For sale by BUSH A Co., 34 Front
Street, bv the gross, dozen or single bottle. dtf myl3
L ONGWORTH’S Sparkling and Dry
* Wine for sale by G. r. si” RR.
auH dtf 231 Main St.
I>EV E N (FeSTA St I’S—Of all d c ser j p-
•A ti«ns. for sale at the Collector's Office, 218 Main
Street, up stairs.
Also, amended Schedule of Stamps; price 10 cts.
diO dtf
P I’2 V E N [jV S T A M P S"
OF ALL DENOMINATIONS.
from Ore Cent t > Twenty Dollars, are kepi, for the pub
He convenience, by C. A. CHASE, at the Countv Tre <
surer's Office, in the Court llorsa. dtf fel
DR. B RONSON’S 5 DIFF E RENT
PREPARATIONS OF BLOOD FOOD.
No. I—For Coughs, Colds, Consumption, and all Af
fectinns the Throat and Lungs.
Xo 2- For Liver Complaints and their usua: accom
panimc ts.
No. 3-For Dyspepsia and all its attendants.
No l-ttomun’s Re-t>ra(|ve. For all Female weak
nes-es, irr gul «ri’ies, Hysteria. ire . A c
No 5 -Man's Regenerator. For al! affections ot ’he
Skin, Kidneys. Bladder. Ac , and especially adapted t«
those who-e Bodilv or Mental Power* are pr »stratcd
either by age. or labor For sale by
did dtl GEO. R. SPURR 201 Main street.
(WB NT L E M E N I
want abetter
Moulding or Bracket.
or the price, than you can gel al any other place, pleasa
call on
_ PE.VM.X lre,
11'22 dtf 54 Union, corner of Foster street.
f~adTes’ haTr "dressing and
BATHING ROOMS, FOSTER STREET,
Will open with anew st<>-k ot Hair Work. Ladies’
and ki tleim-n s Gossamer and Ventilated Wkg made
at the 4 ortestnotice; also, all kinds of Hair Wen
Hair Dressing and Champ -oiug; Hair Dyeing; Ladies’
and ‘.hildrtn’s Hair Cutting, A’c.
IH2 dtf Mrs. JIKEPtUNE BOWMAN
~E O V A L “
VAULTO.V *<r <JO.,
Man'ifacturers of Friction Matches, have removed from
Union street, to their large buildi ig recently erected,
Nos. 92, 94, 96, 98,100 &/102 Friend St.-
Being the large-t a id oldest manuLu-t rers of Friction
Matches in tfii%country, dealer*, shippers, sc t captains,
and c msumer-, can teivona good article, and
the o <lv match tnat Has withstood the test of. years In
every climate.
♦„*Alwavs on hand and packed at short notice for
shipment, Card, Block, I’arlor or Water-!*: oof, Wood
an t Paper B »x, ai.d the ceirbrateu Btam Matches.
C 1 i Tl<».
In conscquenc - of »c huh reputation our Matches
have obi hued, numt'crs <• persons are selling an a't clo
ot inleri'.ir q laliti , an I even bash ksoUgu to use our
trademarks. In udcr to a oid anv >crurrctice of Hie
Kind hereaitr •, u'l of our Mulch-s will 1) ive printed on
the wrappers, “.Uanumctured bv
B ■■ KM. CARLTON A CO.”
At wholesale in Worcester by DRxPEK .v CLARK.
Boston, NoV. 8, 1868. d3m ni4
MONUMENTS.
I shall devote a part of niv time, during the coming
winter, to
Moiiu iient il Arrhileclure 4 Jbiiiiiiiintal Sculpture.
Particular attention will be paid to the designing a id
execu ion of Monuments to the noti.'e In roes who have
hulen in the <1 fence ot the lion w our country: —
First, with avi 'W to nenn iueiice and durabilitv ; sec
ond. a »,»r i ri H<-n*-s to tm-. subject; an* last, but not
least, gr co and beauty of form, propo tions, and em
beHlshincnts
.Ui oners bv mail or otherwise, thankfully leceived,
and promptiv attended to.
B 11. KINNEY, Sculptor.
Worce ter, Nov. 25, 1863. d&wtf
,«u«s»T O T II E
BUH.DDG
I '• 'be undersigned have
t l,<> >bop formerly oe- \lx
I jS, ciuded <»y Capt Lamb, and re- * 1 "
1 fitte I it with now machinery , with ail the mo J-
lem ini;>ri>''e cuts, 'here we are prepared to
turnibii «iouldinKS, Brackets, Window Frames,
Columns, < winters. Cases. Utlice. Store, Church, and
Scr 00l Fixtures Also
IHILIHKG
of every descri ti<>n; Picture Frame Mouldings, Pew
Arms and 1 apping, Fanev Br..ck»-ts. Block Letters,
Block Corners lor Buildings, Circular Mouldings, french
Roof Window Frames. S.-roll Sawing and all kinds o
Shop Work dune, to order
It A
EUitiFiELD’s Building.
No. 4 Cypress,4th door from EKciiaiigc street, Worces
ter. Mass
Reverences Edward Lamb, Builder, Worcester,
Mass ; E Boyden .A Son, Architects, Worcester, Mass.;
J P Cheney, Builder, Warren, Mass.; Al leu Frink, Ar
chitect, Boston. Mass dtf jy2l
THIS CERTIFICATE
THE LAUGHING GAS !
We the undersigned cheerfu’ly certify that the Nitrous
Oxide, or Laughing Ua«. as administered its on Thursday,
Oct. 22, bv bit. STEA KN S, Nos. I, 9 and 10 Brin ley Hall
Building, Worcester, was ven successful.
Mrs. A. Blrke, Mrs. A M. Powsrs,
Mrs. M. A. Thompson, Miss s. Green.
Alfred H, Lund.
DR STEARNS would say In addition to the above,
that lie is permitted by B. S. Codman. M. I>„ of the Bos
ton Dental Depot, who being a dealer in Dental Materi
als. has an extensive aeqaintanee with Dentists in Bos
ton, and all over New England, to say that he has heard
but one opinion on the part ot those who have used the
Gas,namely—of entire approval.
It is Safe and Sure.
Dr. Steams must be permitted to say to those desiring
his services, that lie has no time to answer unnecessary
questions—that the Gas is a blessm f from Hod to both
Dentist and Calient, and he reipectfully requests all
DOUBTERS TO GO ELSEWHERE!
023 dtt
RUBBER STORE
• 214
214 MAIN STRE ET\
RUBBER BELTING,
RUBBER PACKING,
RUBBER TUBING,
RUBBER SOLING,
RUBBER BOOR MATS,
RUBBER SPITTOONS,
RUBBER PILLOWS.
K(J 11 HER CUSIIIONH,
RUBBER SYRINGES,
RUBBER BED PANS,
RUBBER SHEETING,
RUBBER BUTTONS,
RUBBER OILERS,
RUBBER COATS,
RUBBER SPIKINGS,
RUBBER BOOTS,
RUBBER SHOES 1
Rubber Gloves, Mittens, Horse Covers, Cnrry Combs,
Hair c Ins, Combs, Toys, Rings, Pencils, fhitnbles. Balls,
Brushes Rulers, Cape Measures, &c..&c India Rubber
and Gutta Percha Gum, together with every desciiption
India Kubber Goods I
At Manufacturers’ Prices.
0 24 dtt JOHN K. TAFT.
/urntfure, lit.
PUTNAM BROTHERS— Auction and
Commission Rooms, (at the old Stand.) No. 143
Main street, where they still continue to carry on the
business in nil its branches.
We shall have hi store at a I times a good assortment
of NEW AND ShC iND-H\.V'> FURNITURE, Crock
ery, (Hass, Brlttania. Womlen Wire, Table Cutlery,
which we shall sell tor CASH at the lowest prices.
KVBNIaNO AI CTIxINS.
Sales of Dry and Fancy Goods Watches, Jewelry,
Books, Ac. consignmentssoLcßed for ihese sales.
we offer our services to the pub-i? for all kinds of
sales where an Auctioneer is Lauded, hoping to receive
* generous share of patronage. dtf ni6
ThJE~BEST self-sealing can
*- IN USE.-E. B. LAMHON * CO. have just received
• lot of J. D. Willoughbt’B ’Patent Self-Sealing
1» HRSEHi V K C A
4ae best in use. Those nisnlngto preserve Fruit of any
bind, will do well to cell nnd <• ’». : re th ?ri b'! .rd i;v.--
abasing elaewnere. Wc hav ; *isu iv,c»iv»u and shall
teen constantly on hand T & R. Boots’suoerior quality
PE Alla, WHITE «Ufi4NlTl£ W Attic,
Every piece warranted not to crackle, which wo offer at
prices that cannot fail to suit pm chasers. We also keep
constantly on hand a large fork of
HOUSE FL KiGOOD!.
Botti New and Becoud-nand Furniture ot every variety
Feather Bedi and Bedding. Also, u large lot of Parlor
and Cooking Stoves Call before you buy.
E. B. 1 iM.SON A CO.,
* 66. bB, and 70 Main street.
SMT" E. B. L ahson will gi\e hir, personal attention to
the sale of real estate or personal: . ertr tn city, countv
or atatc dtf
ji" E M O V A L i
The undersigned, having removed to No. 4 Lincoln
Hocsr Block. No. 198 Main street, (formerly occupied
as a Hotel.) WHUId respectfully s:< to hi? hiend? and
the trade, thai ;.e has kasco th- large and spacious
Rooms, with the entrance former!) used for the Hotel,
where will be found a large and we!! selected stock of
KUHNf I’VRW.
SHADES and ( PIIOLSHIRY GOOD*,
and would solicit a c-mtlnuan e of the trade so liberally
bestowed on the late firm of Taber Chollat
The increased fa ilities I have, w ill enable me to
a much larger and better selected si »ek than ever before
Offered. JOHN D. CUOLLAR,
mch4 dtf successor to Taber <t Chollar.
pUTN AM B R (.) T H ETs,
Auctioneers.
(FORM EKEY PUTNAM <fe CEAKK,
NO. 143 MAIN STREET.
Will give heir personal attention t o sales of Real Estate
and Personal Property; .sales of Fnrnituro at private
residences; Stock sot Goods it Stures; Administrators',
Executors’, Assignees’, and She.Hm’ Sales, in the city,
county «r s:ate.
Hu-ing had several years’ experience in selling st
Auction, we flatter ourst lv> s that we shall oe able to
give s itlsfactiou to all those who may favor us with
heir patronage dtf myg
anotijing.
MERCHANT TAILORS.
Respectfully tender their gratetul acknowledgments to
their patrons and Men Is for their very liberal patronage
heretofore bestowed, an ! hope to merit a continuance ot
the same, at their rooms in
Piper Block, (upstairs) - No. 269 Main St.
Worcester, Jan. 29,1863. ja3o dtf
p.XLL AND WINTEK CLOTHING
A. P. WARE & CO.
INVITE THK ATTFXTIOM OF THEIR
CYMTOMEKsI ANI» TUB PUBLIC GEM
EKALLY, TO THEBK VERY EXTEX
SIVE M U <?x.4*am-
IVQ, COMFiU-iH'G A GE NT KAL
STOCK OF SEASON VOLE G ARM EATS
ADAPVED TO TdK OMFOKT AND
TASTE «»F ALL CLASSES OF PUR-
CiIASEK — INCLUOIWG THE MOST
APPROVED X OVELT lES OF THE
SEASON.
THE HOYS’ DEPARTMHS'T I* IN
FULL STOCK., ANi O WILL HE FOUN D
WOICTIIY OF A CONTINUANCE OF
PAST Lk H EK A I. PAT ICON AG E.
IN THE CUSTOM BEPAKTMENT
WE HAVE TO OFFER QUITE TUB
LA MG EST ANO MOsT DESIRABLE
STOCK OF OVEK.C OAT I N G AN O
GOO MS FOK ALL DB2SCICICTIONM OF
IFESIttKBLE GAKMEsTS EVEK AD
VEKTIMEO AT THIS ESTABLISH
MESI.
P*:KSONS IN WANT OF GOODS IN
Fl I’ll EK OICPAHT'dENT OF OUIC
BUSINESS, AKE KESPeC IF ULL Y IN-
V. TEO TO C ILL KND FREELY EX
AMI N E THE SA 11 t..
PUKCII ASEKS AT WHOLESALE
WILL DO WELL TO LOOK OVER
OLK STOCK. •
A. P. WARE & CO.,
Nos 164. 168 and 170 Siain Street,
WORCESTER.
oG d&wtf
NOTICE. —The undersigned have formed
a copartnership under the style of Walbridge it
Bradshaw,f<»rthe t ansactbm ol the McrchantTnilor
ing business, at chambers No.*. 2 and 3 Am rlcsn ILuse
Block. ALBERT WALBRIDGE,
T. U BRADSHAW.
Worcest r, Nov. 19, 18(53.
MESSRS. WALBRIDGE & BRADSHAW, (Mr. B.
having had the charge for t' e iast three years and a
half, of .Mr. Avery Davis's Cubtun department,) would
respectfully Inform their friends and former patron?, that
they would be vary happy to see them nt their room*,
where they will be always readv to allow them a choice
and well selected stock of
- AMERICAN AND FOREIGN
COATINGS,
V£STL¥OM, ami
PANTALOON GOODS,
which we are ready to make up in the very "tip of style"
and workmanlike manner, at shmt notice, and at the
lowest prices.
Garments Cut and Made, where '.-loth and Trimmings
arc turnislicd.
N. B.— articular attention paid to uttln-’ Youths’ and
Boys'Clothing. Your-, reap-ctively,
WALBRIDGE A BRADSHAW,
Chambers No. 2 and 3, American House Block,
n 23 dtCal corner of Main and Foster sts.
A FINE ASSORTMENT OF CLOTH-
ING AND FURN><HING GOODS tan always bo
found at the llnriugioa Corner Clothluig
Store.
Also, a LARGE STOCK OF (ROTHS FOK CUSTOM
WORK, which will be made up at rcisona* le prices, and
n a satisfactory manner. 1) H. EAMES,
Corner Main ami Front Streets,
026 dtf ’ Opposite Citj Hall.
PERSONS DESIRING A GOOD GAR-
MENT at a reasonable price, should visit the
Harringlon Cuiuer UlutHiiig More, where
Clothing is sold LOWER than at any other place in the
city. d it Eames,
Corner Mam and Froir Streets,
026 dtf Opposite City Hall.
* •
FJENTLEMEN IN SEARCH OF A
’place where they can bare their GARMENTS CUT
AND MADE 1 * GOOD .STYLE AND TA HIE, and
where they can have their orders executed on very short
notice, will do well to remember that the llarrlMirton
Corner Clulhiutf Slot c is THE PLACE.
D. H. EAMES,
Corner Main and Front Streets,
026 dtl Opposite City Hall.
p RICE S’ REI) U C EBI
The subscriber lias a large and w 011-scicctcd Stock of
WOOLEY !
FOR OVERCOATS, UNDER COATS, PANTS AND
VESTS!
which he will make into Garments at
Grreatly RedtXced X?rioes».
All work warranted to give entire satisfaction. Call
and examine the stock and prices, before purchasing
elsewhere.
Also, constantly on hand and for sale a splendid aa
•ortment of GENT»’ FURNISHING GOODS.
W. MECOKYEY, Merchuut Tullor,
nil 2'4 Main street.
PAPER STOCK.—The hjgbeM pi ices
will be paid tor Paper Ra;-* and Old Papers, by
GROUT & BIG SLOW,
At their Bookstore, Ne. 239 Main street.
n2O dtf Worcester.
OBT O N .
FURS! FURS! FURS!
1 ♦
WM. M. SHUTE & SON.,
173 and 175 Washing tun St.,
h o ss -r o n .
Established in 1838.
HOLIDAY GIFTS!
In selecting a Christmas or Nkw Ykkr’s it la
alwat a desirable to find that article which combines in
the highest degree
Usefulness and Beautv.
Tlie severity of our climate naturally suggests the
prcfjiriety of purchasing a suit of Furs for the above
named purpose; and below wo re*pectfully present some
of our claims to public patronage.
We keep the Largest Retail Stock In New England.
We have the Largest and best arranged Rooms.
We warrant every article.
We adhere to the One Price System.
We have all the varieties.
We are the Oldest House in the Trude in Boston.
We have sold our goods to more than 100 000 families
and persons, and confidently re er to any one of them.
We invite tlie scrutiny of the best fudges.
OUR STOCK CONSISTS IN PART OF
I«ADIES' Cloaks, Pelerines, Half Capes, Muffs
Cufls, Hords, Mittens Gloves, Ac.
GEXTEEMEN*A Caps, of Beaver, Otter and Nn
*ri»; D.iving Gauntlets and Collars in every variety.
Sleigh Robes of Fur and Woolen. Foot Mush, Ac. <fcc.
CIIIEISKEA'S Cloaks and Full Sets, in all (their
varieties. Skating Caps. Mittens and Gioves.
The Assortment is very complete, and we are deter*
mined to close it all out.
DEALEUS, AND AEE OTHERS
will find it tor iheir advantage to call before purchasing
elsewhere.
Boston, Dec. 12, J 863. d'itawtdSl
J? Uif 8! A’ Ull» 11 EUK BHI
KENDALL & Md'LEWEY
♦
(SUCCESSORS TO J. li. KNIGHT,)
Call attention to the Largest and Best Stock of
IVI ANUFACTU RED
RICH FURS!
FOR
Ladies, Gentlemen and Children,
AT PRICKS THAT
Defy Competition.
EVERY A.RTICI.K VVAKKANTED I
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED I
Also, may be found a great variety of
BUFFALO, WOLF ANO OTHER SLEIGH ROBES!
Hats, Caps,
Gloves. Mittens,
Umbrellas, &c. &c.
103 MAIN kTItEET, WOUCKBTEIt.
Highest Cash price paid for Mink Skins. dtf n 9
I 1 URS ! FURS ! —The largest and best
stock in the city, it
d!6 dtf KENDALL A McCLENNEN'S.
HATS I GLOVES I
Persona In want -of a Good Assortment of
FURS .
For LADIES’,
GENTLEMEN,
Or CHILDREN’S WEAR
Are Invited to examine the Stock at
FRED. A. CLAPP’S,
SA3 MAIN STREET.
The continual increase of this branch ot our business
makes us feel assured we can warrant perfect satis
faction.
Also every desirable style of
HATB ANO CAPS.
FUR. KID, BUCK AND CLOTH GLOVES,
Mittens.
Aad OEX IH’ FITKNINHINO QOODS,
Our SHIRTS are of the celebrated make of C. F.
HATHAWAY A CO of Boston.
FOR TRUNKS. VALISES AND CARPET BAGS,
Be sure and Call at
FRED. A. CI.APP 3.
n 26 dtf 223 Main Street.
NOTICE. —I have removed my Repair
Mion from No. 93. to Mils. I. H. Chapman s bitoß
Store, No. SI Main street, where 1 shall be pleased to
see all friends and former patrons, and will pledge
them that all work entrusted to me, shall be satLtaetb
rily executed.
A share of the public patronage is respectfully so'HK
ed 8. CARPENTER.
Worcester, Oct 6,1863. d3m
yy H E ELE R & WILSON’S
SEWING MACHINES .
For sale by
A. 11. HOWLAND <fc CO-,
239 Main St. Worcester. _ '
jy Nice Stitching to order. dAww e 9
CONSTANT SHEPARD, AGENT
and COLLECTOR. Inquire .lib. Spy Office. «l
U Crown .tre.t ■«*“
PRICE 3 CENTS.
flour, fa.
Headquarters for st. louis
FLOCK is at E. D. CHENEY A CO'R,
<H *Uf No. 2 Pleasant Bt.
FLOUR! FLOUR!!—Now in .tore,
the choicest Brands of Flour manufactured, inolud
Ing—
JAMES 8. WELCH,
COLE’S F. F. F. G.,
PATAPSCO FAMILY,
and FROST’S NE PLUS ULTRA; all of which will be
sold, wholesale or retail, as low as the lowest, bv
diO dtf 8. E STAPLES, 2M A 287 Main street.
Q R O C E -R I E SH
nowEtANiF’: perry,
(Suooeßsor to D. D. JkJlenJ
OEALKR IS
W. I. GOODS AND GROCERIES,
KEROSENE OIL. FLUID,TOILET, CHEMICAL AND
OTHER SOAPS. PICKLES, PRWERVEB Ac.
Also, Blasting and SroKTise Powdkx, Shot and
Caps, which he respectfully invites the public t» call
and examine, at No. 8 Front street, opposite City Hall.
Worcester, April 24. 1808. dtf
THE TRADE can be supplied with
COAL OIL and BURNING HAHD at No. 10
Fbont St. Orders will be promptly attended to.
o2i> dt£ LARNED.
NICE BUTTER.—SO tubs of Nice
Famllv Jiuttcr for sale at 14 Front st.
Also. Bushels Davis Seedling and St Helena Pota
toes, lor 65 cts. per bushel. L. BABBIT I’,
d 5 dtf 14 Front street.
BARRELS 1500
SUPERIOR BRANDS ST. LOUIS FLOUR.
We have now on hand the largest anxl best stock of
choice ST. LOUIS FLOUR ever offereu in this city,
among which may be found—
- PLANT'S BXT’IA,
SAINT MAKY'S.
O’FALLOW.
TROPICAL,
NASHVILLE CITI,
» CIIHCFTAIN,
IAIPI.RIAL,
CHAMPION.
All of which were h ught before the great rise in prices,
direct f orn the Mnnutkcturcr, and will be sold lower
than can be bouglit elsewhere in this vicinity Dealers
will do well to examine our stock and prices befura pur
chasing. E. D CHENEY ACO,
dT dlf No. 2 Pleasant street
Stobes, ®in JSlare, de.
stoves and furnaces
•
J. MAGEE has perfected a
Better Cook Stove
Than has heretofore I cen produced. It deflea al I coin
petition. It needs only to be seen to be acknowledged
J. MAGEE has also perfected the
BEST FUKNACB KVJER MADE,
A PERFECT GAS BURNER.
made of wrought Iron. No[low* joints. Suoet Twenty-
Five Per Cent of coat. No ashes to silt. Ihe Are
nJ" Ji out if properly attended to
A complete assortment ot 8to» esand Furnaces for sale
at No. 20. Suu Ui bridge st.
.1. W JORDAN.
Worcester, Aug. I. 1863 dtf aug3
JJ 6 T AI R FURNA CE 8 I
STOVES, TIN WAKE, &c.
BOYNTON’S PATENT, GAS TIGHT, SELF-CLEAR-
ING FURNACES!
Both Portable and Brick—the very best Furnaces ever
Invented. For Economy, Durability, <tc.,
THEY AII I I UNMVRPASNED.
We have five sizes. adapted to all classes of public and
private buildings. amt simply request that thev may re
ceive a and in partial trial. They were bought be
fore tl e recent vance in prices, and will be sold at
former rates.
CHURCH GAS BURNERS.
with or without Ovens—an oval Stove, with Cylinder
Fire Pot, very beauti ui in design, and a
PERFECT GAS BURNER.
It Is. we think, the beat Sitting Room Stove out Fire
may be kept for the entire teuton without rekindling.
Coal Sifters and Hods.
ASH BARRELS, $ SHOVELS,
STO VE REPAIRS,
FIRE BRICK,
SHEET ZINC,
COPPER 4- IRON WARE,
FRENCH 4 ENAMMELLED do.,
CAST IRON SINKS, sc.
Kerosene Goods!
OIL 04 ( TB, PER GALLOX.
New Burner.* without chimney, for storesand shops.
Lanterns of different paiieiua.
Lantern Burners for common Lanterns, so Kerosene
may be burned in any Lantern.
Molar and Fluid Lanterns altered to burr. Kerosene, at
a slight expense
Best Fluid, and as good as any ever made, 42,00 per
gallon.
HTTERMS CASH
REED &•AD AM S,
231 Haiti street.
T. H. REED.
J. Q. ADAMS. dtf n 25
Spmatlea. ttc.
gPECT ACL” E DEPOT’,
172 1-2 Main Street.
Tlie undersigned most respectfully announces to the
public that he has Just added a very large and rich a»-
sortmenlof
Optical, Mathematical and Philosophical
Inntrumrnli,
mostly cf his own manufacture, which he offers (In eo»-
sequenceof the great saving of duties and exchange,)
much cheaper than Imported goods can be sold for. 1
would particularly call the attention to a most beautiful
assortment ot
IPERA AX» FIELD GLABSE* !
Particular pains has been taken to produce the most
powerful and sharp Lenses, as well as elegant style of
mountings, In Pearl, Oxive and Morocco.
BOLA 1 * AND SIMPLE MICROSCOPE* 1
from tl.oo to *3OO. The Microscope Is gfttlng to be the
favorite of all, and should be in every family, affording
amusement and instruction at the same time; a good
thing for a Christmas Present Drawing Instruments,
in cases, from *I.W to 4&0.0V; eD® ln
Brass or German Sllver-the best make In th« eoantiy.
Telescopes, of every description ; Magic Lanterns, and
Pictures- dtercoKciipes an<l Pictures; Barometers, and
motneters for day « nd night—particularly useful in hot
houses- Vlvdrometers for all purposes; Magnifying
LenJS of Hi «nd a great many other specialties in
hii* Hup ornamental and useful.
his line, EyE OLABBEB>
description, in Gold. Sliver and steel; India
ituhbefand Shell Frame.*, In large quantities: Pebble,
around and Flint Glasses, and the most approved con
rentratlve Len«c», of his own grinding, adapted to the
near, farorwea 1 : sighted, after an examination of
the Eve. and warranted to suit.
Artificial Human Eyes made and inserted to ordpr.
Consultation free of charge.
Thanking the public lor the very kind patronage in the
osst. and soliciting a continuance of the same he remains
Very respectfully,
J. KOSENBUBH. Optician.
P. R —MR. ROSENBUBH respectfully reminds the
• public that he employs NO ONEin selling his Spectacles
gnd Lenses. dtf . <ll
HELMBOLD’S EXTRACT BUCHU
—For sale by BUSH & CO., 84 Front street.
TBRMK or ADTSRTiaiWR.
Uitk« Daily Apt:— One "square” (three foarths of
an Inch), first Insertion, 81; each subsequent Insertion,
W cents; one week, |2; two weeks, 82 75; one month
•4; three months, 87; one year, 820. For a half square
the price will be three fourths of the price of one square
(nslds Advertisements and Special Notices, extra prises
In Wraxly. First Insertion 81 per”aquaro l '; eachsub
acqtient Insertion 25 cents.
transient Advertisements must be insist m ad
wice. Y**nv ot regular advertisers will be required to
make quarterly payments.
MwHieinents. No report, reso-
P’™ eed,n K» of <ny corporation, society, of
association, and no communication designed to call nt
tent on to anr matter of limited or indirtdual interest,
can be inserted, unless paid for as an Advertisement.
. Th« Publishers will not hold themselves responsi
ble for any errors that may occur, beyonl the amount
charged for the Advertisement.
Seal dstutt.
FARM FOR SALE IN HOLDEN
f ill CENTRE.—For sale low, a Fann containing 11
land, with House, Barn, Fruit Trees, Ac.
Terms easy. For particulars enquire of
„ , C. W. GLEASON.
Jhdden. March 14.1863. dawtmchJ d2I
gSf FOR A BRICK BLOCK
faM VWBLLINa HOUSES at the comer of Salem
wDh .V"*! Btr,cts ’ consletlnf of twelve teno
'fol Jw hir anl su PP'y »o>t, spring water.
For Ihrther pan\cuiars;lnqulre of
. CALVIN FOSTER,
T dßw * 222 Main street.
bALE—House No. 7 Myrtle street,
-A- House No. 41 Pleasant street. House on Crown
street, and Houses on Winter, Salem, Austin, Summer,
Elizabeth, Elm, and on other street,, by
<l3w* A J. EATON.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
lot 50 by ins
B wMli teet. House contains thirteen rooms, very con
venient for two families, and is in good repair. For fur
ther particulars apply to ISAAC FIBKE, No. 8 Pied
mont street.
_ dtf D g. WOOD.
SALE—Three good modern built
•*- Houses and Barns, situated on King street. Will
be sold on verj- reasonable tonns, by application to JAS.
R. PEIRCE. d 22 dta
V aTu a RLE FA RM F() K 8A LE
Mlill WORCESTER.—A Farm contajnliig 85 acres
JtoJLof excellent land; la of it valuable Wood Land.
Said Farm is well adapted to Gardening purposes; is sit
uated three miles from Main street, Worcester, and
three fourths of a mile from Qmnsigu nond, on the <>ld
Millbury road. Buildings new. For particulars Inquire
of WM. MAYO, on the premises. dtf 529
v DWELLING HOUSES
* FOK MILK. JblHli.
No 57 Chandler Street.
No. 18 Newbury Street.
No. 36 Newbury Street, corner of Austin.
House on east side Seaver btreet.
House on Endicott Street.
Two Houses on l.awaoge Street
ifoiran li» th
on Cedar, Chandler, Austin, Newbury, Fruit, Ward,
and Tovlor Streets FRANCIS H DEWEY,
mch2B dtf 213 Main street.
7 RF.AL ESTATE FOR SALl<—
£■ Uj! The Estate formerly belonging to Mrs M. P. 11.
.KutslißGoddanl, deceased, is off red tor sale. The prnp
eityiswell known, lyjngrn Main street, and running
ftom Jaukson to Lagrange streei; con ainn about 4 '/'(d
feel of land, on which are two Dwelling Housesone
a large Collage, containing 13 rooms, with Barn at
tached, an I fronting on Main siriet, and the other a two
tenement House, fronting on Juck*on sheet, situated
In a very h-nlthy part ot the city, u on tlie rise of *■ <l,
a!) »tis 8 >r 10 minutes' walk rom the » liv Lail, In (he
immediate viclnltv of the Junct on Kh ps. m; 1 on the
line of the II »rsc Railroad. Ill« thus rend.-.cd a vciy de
•lrablc situation lor any one wl-hlna to purchase, i nms
very easy. BEM. J. D >DGE,
d 23 dtf At I’aiiaJium i rinflng Office.
< COri'XGE House, and lot
L-’lii S\LE—The umljrdgiicd offers for sale a
JfeziaMßtine Cottage, co itaini ig seven roo ns, with wood
hoGSe attached; located in the west part of the city,
near tlie Horse Railroad The lot contains about -ix
th Hisand lc--t of laud, on whl h are a number of ctiolce
Apple, Pear, Plum and Cherry ’lrcus, an 1 Current
Bushes,all In flnt bearing condition; ami a never tailing
well of excellent water, the place s ver pleasantly
situated mid is In every respect a desirable one for any
person wishing to purchase .f’o se-sl rn given about
April first. Apply to BF.NJ. J. DUDGI ,
d 23 dtf At Palladium Printing Office.
DE SIR ABL EK E SID ENCE ON M AIN
.STREET, Hot'PK Lots, Farm and Aqlkdvct
FOR Sale— Tha m’OIEWTwaD of the *ho wm. AL
Hi..Hn>ra, nt t<:e corner of Multi and state rtreeta, the lot
bounding JWfroi on the former, and 210 on the latter.
Also, two House Lots adioinhig the same, fronting 75
f-ot ach on State street, and about 125 fret deep, which
will be sold either separately or with the above. The
llouso is built In the most thorough msnntr, and lain
perlect repair; contains twelve rooms, is supplied with
hot and cold water, and all m idem improvements.
Theie is a good Barn on the pre mines, and a large num
ber of Fruit Trees In bearing condition. Possession
given immediately, If desired.
Aho, the Cow Tavern Farm, so called, containing
ab nt 30 acres, on the road to Holden, about a mile from
the Court House
Also, the Aqueduct, which conducts water irom the
springs near tlie Fann cf John Bamsrd, through Lincoln
and a pa.tof Main and Pleasant streets.
A considerable portion of the purchase money may
remain on mortgage, at the option of the buyer. For
further particulars inquire of
HARRISON BLISS, or
diO dtf CHARLES W HARTSHORN.
Jfor £alt.
gLEI GII 8 FOR SALE.
A large and new assortment of
SLEIGHS
For sale at C. G. REED’S, .
_a3l 4tr Cor. Cypress and Foster streets.
WOR SALE—A Cash.paying Business.
-A- Small capital required. For particulars apply to
A. BEAMAN'S Intelligence Office, 236 Main street.
Worcester. dtf <123
SALE—A good stand for a country
- Blacksmith in Clappyille The blacksmith shop, a
two story dwelling house near it, a good barn, and about
one acre of land, formerly the property of E. Kimball,
on Leicester street, in said vlilHge. Terms liberal.
Unless sold by Feb. Ist the property will be disposed
of by auction, on the premises. Feb. 20, at 1 P. M. In-
a ulrles innv be rn ide of D. H Tucker of Charlton, Silas
leason of Leicester, or of A. Firth, Worcester.
Clappyille, Dec. 21, 1863. d 22 dtfebP
For sale, or exchange~for
REAL ESTATE—2 Hacks, one Brett, two Sleigh
Hacks, tonrsets Double Harnesses, all In good repair,
and nearly new. Also nine Horses, and eyerything ne
cessary for carrying on a Hacking Stable. The Stable
is now doing a good business. Inquire of
d!6 dtl CHAS. WHITTEMORE.
LUMBER FOR SALE.—We have for
sale 200 060 feet Dry Pine Lumber, mostly Li, 1
in h and over. KIMBALL A ROBINSON.
Brookfield. Hepr. 18, 1863. dtf
FOR S ALE—One of the best Pnovie
sion Markkts in the city, centrally located, and
doing a good business. Any one wishing to engage la
the above kind ot business, this affords a good oppor
tunity.
n 2 dtf THOMAS W. DAVIS.
IBAantt.
SITUATION WANTED—To do general
housework, b/a capable girl. Apply at lio. 12 Ply
mouth street. <l3l* d3U
SITUATION WAN I ED-fodocliamber
KJ work, or take care of children. Apply at No. I
Cross street. d3t* dIJ
WTANTED—A situation as Foreman in
’’ a Machine Shop, by a competent person; or will
take an interest with some one wbo will nut his capital
In with the subscriber’s practical experience. Will go
to any part of the country. Good recommendations
given. Address MACHINIST,
d3O dlw* Worcester P. O.
SITUATION
housework. Apply at No. 4(. hurch st. d3t* d3O
WANTED— A Furniture and ( hair
Painter; also, an experienced Salesman in the
Furniture department. App yto J L HOOD, 223 and ZJO
Main street. dawif dJb
ANTED —bscoND Hand Euknc
▼ ▼ turk— For v. hicn the highest cash price will be
Said. Persons breaking up housekeeping, and wishing to
Ispose of their goutJs for cun, without the trouble ot an
auction sale, would do well to leave their orders at E. B
LAM SON it CO.’S Auction and Commission Store, 6b, 68
and 70 Main street, which will be prompiy attended to,
Bee advertisement in another col uonn. dtf eg hl 3
W' ANT ED— AGEN T 8 !
LADIES OR GENTLEMEN.
In every Town In New England, local or travellsg. Send
stamps. For particulars address Publisher, Lock Box
429, Providence, K. I.
(Satisiactlon guaranteed.) dtf • n!8
VV ANTED—Four or five iron workmen,
’ ’ and three or four workmen Apply al Iha
•hop. No. S Marrttleld e Bnlldln«i, <>pre» «re«
ni, dir o H. tltts.
nOTTON AHLL HELP WANTED—
For the r«rious depv t ' nen t s in Cotton Factories—
Pierer* Mofnners, and other operatives. Family help
Apply so SUMNER PRATT. .Manufactur
ers’ Supply Store, 22 Front street. dtf sH
IVANTED TO PURCHASE—SO cords
▼ * of MANURE, and will sell ten tons of good HAY.
Apply to D G. ALDRICH, on the Deacon Chapin
Farm. nW 4tf
ACHINISTS WANTED—A few to
run Iron Planers; also a f*w on Lathe and Vise
Work. To "pood” and "steady” workmen, steady work
and the highest wages will be given.
THAYER A HOUGHTON. Agents,
all dtf Washington St Machine Shop.
117 ANTED—A Tenement with tix or
» y .even roams In exchange for one within five
minute, walk of the Tost Office, with.eleven rooms.
Address Box .'U. Worcester Post Office. dtf will
VI7ANTED—Good Machinists. Apply
to 1. J. KNOWLES « BROTHM. Warren
Mass. dtf m
WANTED—Agents, Men and Women,
In every county and New England, to
sell our New Patent Cortet and Skirt Sypporter, super
seding all others. Liberal Inducements offered. Apply
at KS Mam atreet,
nls Worcester, Masa.
bt <»L
IJOWEK AND ROOM TO LET—!■
X Arensky's BulKhng, No. 11 Centre
n2 < dtf J. M. C. ARMBBT.
WM. SUMNER has some of the beet
PIANO FORTES .in America for sale, at No. 2<D
Main street. Worcester, Mess.
Ejr- oid pianos Uken in exchange for now.
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