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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-11-14
MOULIN A SCIE.

lie propri6tairo informe le public
en- general gull achieve les Preparations a
son moulin, ct qn'il est pr&ts d executor
les ordros qnilui seront comics, avec promp-
titude. Bots de- toutes dimensions It
planches CONSIGNMENT en- vente pour CT
compliant settlement.
FREDERIC ARBOUR
mni IN IA
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-11-14
RUSSELL ON CRTMEs.-2voiums com
plete, fifth edition with additional Notes and
References by GEoRoE SHARswooD.
Just received for sale by
GEO. N. HEROMAN.
opposite the Methodist Church.
NOTICE.

The partnership heretofore existing botwee
G. y. Lacey and r. Loucks has been this da
dissolved by mutual consent.
Baton Ronge, October IS, 1886
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LOTS FOR SALE.

Persons wishing o purcbase Town Lots in
Suburb Grassie as laid out blythe undcrsipn.
according 70 the fgutative plan OF The
Town OF Baton Rouge, will call al the store Of
mar III ALFRED GATES.
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A. MATTA
Has received per steamers Fort Wayne,
Ell Dorado, Brunswick and South America,
from st. Louis and Cincinnati, the following
articles
5000 lbs clear bacon sides,
30 half barrels st. Louis -four, city mills,
10000 lbs Miss. baling rops,
rs barrels st. Louis flour.
1000 lbs tallow,
30 dozen brooms,
10 boxes cheap tobacco,
100 sacks shot, assorted,
so kegs white lead,
8 barrels linseed oil,
barrels castor oil,
1000 bushels corn,
1000 lbs castings such as Dutch ovens, skill.
lets, stew kettles, round pots. sauce pans,
sugar and tea kettles Of superior quality, and
considerable below the customary prices.
CAL and see, and if you want the foregoing
articles, you will certainly purchase.
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IIAT6 CAFY.
Black and white broad brim hate, mems
and youths cashmere hats, Glazed cans "y"
All ofwhich will be sold nd low A. IN ~
had any where, Persons Wishing - h."
will please call and examine for ibsm.. "y'
January 3d4s. 1913
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-26
-sPIRIT-OF THE IIMRa--

/ A CHRONICLE OF THE TURFs Fye,
"a SPORT, LITERATURE Ann TasID
Pa A9s, ombelli0hed with Splendid ~, nE
graHlngs; published every Saturday pnorn;D. g.
70. rkley ttgeet. John Richards. P,osss,N
! tot, lillian II Porter, Editor. This well
weekly puhiiaation, which was establi.1aS. Y
lcSAt nl 20 pfeeent editor, Commenced n. ~ "
teenih volume on Che III Of March, le4s IN IN
ghaet q tpe very ltsest cIasS, conta,s;.n
Twelve Imperial guagtp pages, printed ~ l.,.Ss
paper oi9hs finest texture, and on ro6d 49, 49,
embellished With the largest and ma, ks
hnished engfAyings ON steel. ever issued
peEiodioai ~ the United States. TheIastsS,.ss
Yolpmns conlained superb portraits ~ ne Az.
s.ngllsned American and imported Homes n.
signed q c0nslitaie an American Sport;..- ~
lrfy, accompanied with oomplete Mam-.ss .al-
ING the pedigree ChaEacteristics, and ~ ~
ces q each, with accidental notices N N
Temperatures, 80. Tie engravingt cosye'a.a =
sixe Geghtefn inches ~ thifteen) WIKI 4s...
annually Published in Ioudon. 81 ihe winner. y
Derby, Oaks, and Sd, Leeer, and have been ~
ecnted ID lines on steel plate. expressiv Il, ,h;.
papcf from original pictures, ID oil, ~ Az ~,
eminent artists
~ Inc course Of the present YOlnmn, Of iRAa
will also be given = portrait az iashi6n. M
Nosthefn champion, ana such other narDl6csst
embellishments a. will hereafter 81 Determined
upon.
The Spirit 81 the Times" il q ven hpov,
throughout the country as the acknowl edgsJ
"Chronicle Ofthe Turf, Field SpoFis'i DO tbst
y y not deemed necessary to go inio any detail
Of its peculiar characteristics.
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tcr advertising one square Of ten printed liner
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Less than 80 words will be considered halra
square, more than 60 square. No advartha.
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Gentlemen in the county can easily ASCERTAIN
the amount proper 70 be renlittet, by siulDlv
counting the words Of their advertisements
o. Extra copies Of the large engrayings On
steel may be obtained at the publication Office
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OJ~ltis desirable thatsuch letters and com.
lnunications as relate TO the editorial depart
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1fits FIFTY TWO ENGRAViNGS. and the
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The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-26

PoTATo CULTURE.-Wm. r. Latta, OF
Virginia, informs US that he has tried the
plan Of cutting potatoes in the middle and
planting the two ends separately. The re-
suit has been that the sprout or point end
has produced most, but the stem end has
given potatoes Of the best size, and far su.
Perior for table use. Mr.. L. also states
that he has tried the plan of thinning pota.
toes. He took a part of field of potatoes
and thinned alternate rows. The number
of stalks to the hill was from tea TO twelve,
and they were thinned to four or five. The
effect was to lessen the yield in the rows
that were thinned, but the potatoes were Of
better size and quality.-BOston Cultipa.
tor.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-26

BLACKBERRY SYRUP.This syrup il
said to be almost specific Ior the summer
complaint. In 1882, It was successful in
more than one case Of the cholera. The
fruit is now in market and the present is
the proper time to make it. Totwo quarts
Of juice Of blackberries, add one pound d
loaf sugar, half dozen nutmegs, halfounce
cinnamon, quarter ounce cloves, quarter
ounce allspice, pulverised. Boil an togeth.
er for short time, and when cold, ada !
pint Of fourth proof brandy. From teas.
poOnfll to wine glass, according to The
age Of the patient, till relieved, Is to be
given.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-26

~
Comprising q general intrOdpclosy ou'la'e
" uniuersal history aaei eRl AID modern,
and a series b Separate histories esu-
err principal nation tbat erists, their
rise, progress, present condition c.
By SAMUEL MAuNDER The History Of
America, edited BY JOHN INiAn.
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10 inform himselfat tFiAing cost d The past his
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that exists, as we'll az more particularly 81 the
very recent exciting events and present political
relations o. our country. A splendid edition o.
the same work has also just been issued IN Nos.
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DANIEL ADEE,
l07 Fulton Street, New York.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-26

To WASH wooLEN cOops.--The an 81
washing woollsn goods 80 as to prevent
them from shrinking Is one Of the desider.
alta IN domestic economy worth recording
and i Il, iherefore, with satisfaction ibst
we explain this simple process 70 orr 20
ders. All descritiOns Of woollen zoo.
should Be washed in very 10, water viii
eOap, and as soon rs The article Is cleanssd
immerse g IL cold water lefig ihon II
Wrapg and hung up 70 Dry.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-26

A NEW METHOD or RAISING BEETs.-
The best beets we have ever seen, says a
correspondent Of the Farmer,s Cd6inel,
were raised in alternate rows with corn
the latter a full crop. We have often known
carrots and ruta-baga turnips raised ia this
way md apparently without detriment to
the corn, and we are aware Of no reason
why parsniPs and beets may not Be pre-
dueed in the same way With equal success.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-26

PLoUGH DEEP.-R yeu would perna.
nently increase the productiveness and fer.
tility Of your fields, plough deep, and bring
to the surface portion Of the soil never
before stirred, that il may receive the fuc.
tifyiug influences of the sun and air. By
so doing and filling the soil with invieora.
ting manures, you win provide bed il
which the roots Of vegetables viii end 4
healthy and salutary medium.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-26
Tor Sale.

A NEW. and 4 Second handed 2 horse
n wagon for sale, cash or good mich
cows will be taken 10 Paymental the Brick
Sable.
BLACKMAN, SCOTT s. co.
May 18th, 1916. 81
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-26
cURE FoR SWEENEY I'M HoRsEs

| observe, Ia the last number 81 yoO,
most valuable paper, that inquiry il made
for aTemedy for the disease called sweeney
in horses. Sweeney is the name eiyen u
acertain disease ia which there Is 4 vast.
ing Of The flesh in the bone called ne scan.
utd shoulder blade Of the horse. tits
generally occasiOned by sprain Of one II
the joints Of the leg, causing an Interim.
aion Of the circulation of the fluids which
nourish the muscles [flesh] Of that part "
the shoulder hence the wasting Of he
flesh occurs. Farmers call the disease
sweeney, but tits not found underthat name.
in the books.
The remedyis simple In the centre Of
the wasted part, take hold of the skin and
pull or lift it up with the thumb and finger.
and with sharp knife cut of the piece thus
lifted up, so as to remove entirely piece
Of skin about an inch in diameter: then
dress the spot with a suppurating salve, to
make i run matter for two weeks, then let
i heal. The cure depends upon the infa.
ton occasionally the wound and the salve
this occasions an increased flow Of nour.
ishment to the wasted part
G. FELIX, I'M. ID.
PITTsBURG, Pa, June 9, 1916.
We would suggest whether the insertion
of rowel would not answer the purpose
moro efectually, and with less trouble, than
removing piece of the skin, and applying
suppurating salve.
Apother remedy.-W. G. s., Of Berk-
shire, Delaware county, informs us that he
once had horse badly sweeneyed, and he
Cared him by the following recipe:
take half pint of grease, tried from
old rusty bacon; half an ounce gum cam. Ii
Phor, shaved fine four or Ave red peppers;
simmer all together till thoroughly mixed. 4
Apply this every other morning to the al.
fected shoulder, rubbing it briskly with a
smooth stone until it becomes quite hot +,
Pulling up the skin two or three times a !
day, where the flesh is wasted, will expe. I
dite the cure" Ohio Cultspator. :
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-26
Negroes Negroesl!

WN0R uls at Ere Brick slsbl-. "a. f,,,t.
psriicnlsri apply 10
BLAcKNAH, SCOTT &Co.
Fsb.ls, 1916 II
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-26

PrsE BoUsHs ron SHEEF.- "a
your sheep pine boughs oncs q iaics
eek; they win create appsii want
lease, aud increase theiF hsa'
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-26
TO ALL
Travellers, Planters 4 Traders.
Prices Reduced.

StINGLE Feed FOR horse, 80 cts
- z night & morning, so g
s. day, rs /"
Horse feed 81 the week per day, so g
Single feedof hay or fodder only, Is
Boarding horses paid ia money ia advance
per munlh, $40 90
" horses paid in money at the
expiration, 10 90
I" horses i BotPaid atlhs expi-
ration, Is 90
and will be sold iol charges at our option.
We have also made arrangements that
persons sloping with Us. can be sccommo.
dated at good houses, with good bedrooms
and beds Al the reduced prices Of
Single meals, supper breakfast or dioner so
Logging, supper. breakfast g. dinenr, 75
Weekly and monthly boarding at lover
rstos. Buggies, horses end baggage esnl
to aod iicm any hotel or other place Ia he
city without extra chargslo hose slopise
With us.
Horses, mules, negroes ane OiheF proper
y, bought sod sold % commission, Pro.
;seds 90 property subject only 10 he or.
Ter d hnse placing DE same 10 our pos
ession. Instructions strictly adhered 10
i Zoe Yszoo CITY Brict Stable.
BLAcKAlAN, SCOTT e. CO.
MAY 10, 1916. 80.
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G. NJ. HENDERSON.
WR-,.... NJ - 49,.
RoBF. FISHER,
MILTON PILES,
JOHN WARMACK.
r T. JENNINGS.


BENToN, MISS, May 70. Is45.
| certify tbatl owned drug store IN Inc town
II Benton, Miss. in the year 1874, aud Thai
sold about 200 boxes of w. w. Woods fever
and ague pills, and that warantel every box
% cure, and that have never known these pills
g tan to effect cure in few hours. can say
that believe they are equal to any medicine
ever offered to the public fox the cure OF chill g.
lever or lever aud ague. r. e Mckee.
BeEToN, MRS., April rs. 1915.
have used Dr.. Woods fever and ague bills
~ my family foF several years, and cen cheerful
y bear testimony 70 their ei6cacy in the innme
late cure Of ohtlls and levers il any form.
bsye also been for some ti connecfed with a
drug stsres in which they we're conslanly kept
io sale, and do not know 81 single instance, in
watch they have not given instant relief They
are the most popular remedy. ~ &c, ofany 9th
e IN this section nj. a. JENKINS.
W " WOOD, Bentun, MSss July, l545.
Sold wholesale and retail by
o. Q. WOODMAN, a. co.
Yazoo City.
AUG ~, lo4o, 45-ly.
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THE WINN HOTEL.
IMZe 90 @9Rw.

q heHE underlined takei this method Of infor.
- ming The travelling public that be hss ~.
COMP the pEoprieiof 81 ne wei knewn Tavern
stagd iofmegiy cecppied 81 Mes. Whit.sn'
eng hag'ns Fosied end placed q 10 complete
ofdir, j noW inllg prepared Is render en,ir.
iai3faction % 81 WHO nsv san IN bim. 8i.
tab viii Be consiaaily Supplied wir6 an tbs
sloi'aniiala cod delioaeiss shat the market can
es'ld. Every copioFt and atteaiion which n.
'oanl efforts can faEnish viii be strictly and
s.aly gwen p his guests. He bills win be
iiy3; and nolhing lsil undone q 80 a.
\, y ~ 10 TEL emphatically TIE Traveller,
"a -. u. "a. VIM.
''''et - ioas' lott
AZ THE YAzOO CRY LIVERY rrAprr
AILoI Of Second handed Boerv - -
wagon hafuelg, st aals 81
sLAoKAAN, SCOTT & 90.
lQe ~ 1888.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-26

nrONTHLY BOARDING H0asEs WILL
W. o. charrsd FaT Cent, rf sar 81 ~
Brick Sable BtACENtN Esc0TI.
December Is te5 N
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-26

f ~ attention will be rnid b anI oldef,
unIe.s re money accompanies i
or Thola deslfns complied copies Of the
Congreaiional Uni0u and Appendix wiz please
,end nt ihsif nanirt leriods 10 the fllf day 81
DeefnteF ncxt
or We Will Tilingiy pay tie posiags on Ell
lsilers a1al q us coHiainiag Five Dollars and
Upwards OfM letters directed % 81. riih the
poliase ara ~. rot be taken o1t eth Of.
Gee.
RICHIE 8 HESS
Wnlin-I-a. An.all J, 1876.
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FARMS FOR SALE.

A~s TNHREG very beautiful Farms, containing 100
Grin acres, situated on the banks of the river Poo
-sS adjoining Mount Vernon the late residence of
General Washington, in Fairfax Co, Virginia. These
Farm susceptible of the most productive cultivation, by
olwhch nature has furnished abundant supply
the >pot. They portion of The celebrated Gunslon
Estate, aud will be sold for 8 1850 per
Que Farm containing -6 Of land OF the first quail
~, in TOga Co. York. with good dwelling Houses
Barns, Sheds &c abundance of choice fruit and
healthy spot any in America. This farm, stock aud
farming utensils for $780,
Farm containing l5A of very excellent land very
tavorsbly located in Harmony, Chautauque CO., ~ Y.
There is good dwelling House, Barn, This pleas
sn healthul l"canon ami property with which The pur
chaser cannot fan 10 he pleased One thousand nnds of
sugar are made annually on this place. II is led with
all the farming, dlrylng, and sugar-makil ensis, for
Si500-two thirds OF which may interest any
length OF time.
II any body wants purchase irm, large small,
Indifferent dear cheap far OF, for cash
it, they he accommodated by nquirng of JOHN
MILTON EARLE, Worcester, or at the Real Estate Mark
et, 81 Wall street, New York, of
Aug 25. II ARNOLD BUFFUM & CO.
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HAVE YOU A cow?

THREE COPIES FOR ONE DOLLAR.
A TREATISE ON MICH COWS, whereby
IN the Quality and Quantity Of Min which any Cow viii
i've may be accurately determined by observing Natural
Marks External Indications all ne the length OF time
she will continue to give Milk. &C. &c, by FRANCIS
GUENON, Of LibOuTnP, France translated for the Far
mers Library, from the French. by P. TRIsT. Esq,
late U. s. Consul al Havana with Introductory Remarks
and Observations the COW and the DAIRY, BY JOHN
SKINNER, Editor OF the Farmers Library, illustrated
with numerous Engravings.
Price for single copies neatly done paper 3
cents Full hound in cloth and leered. 623 The
usual discount TO Booksellers Agents. Country Merchants
and Peddlers.
Farmers throughout the URel States may the
work through the Mails. The postage copy will
be about cenis BY renting So Tree OF postage will
send seUen copies OF the work done paper covers
three copies for 81.
Country Merchants visiting any of the Cities procure
the work from booksellers who may wish Oh
tun il Please send your orders.
Address, GREELEY & McELRATH. Publishers,
April %. Nv Tribune Buildings. New York.
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Mill Property in Ohio for Sale

Exchange for its equivaIent IN productive
Property in Worcester or Boston. Ms.
81 consists OF FIGURING Mill, Saw Mills, Ten
Th1A emens, and about 220 OF Land, situated on
.a%a Sy mines Creek miles from the OHIO River, and 4
miles from Proctorsvile, opposite Guyandote, Va
These Falls considered key the almost inexhaus-
te supply OF Timber above, which is down so miles
tn but cannot pass them without great risk AMI osshe
low the creek is unohsiructed the Ohio River high
II is present rented for $40 year TO June
ls47 reserving the privilege Of making further improve
ments il desired.
This property esii,v located for the manufacture OF
Iron being within the region the great Iron and Coal
deposits OF the South OF Ohio" (see the Ohio Geological
survey of which $4,000 will be turned in
this Count, this year
Any other information may be obtained by letter adj
dressed TO HAMMOND HOWE,
Jan Z. tf Cld-k's Nils, Laurence Co. OHIO
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REMOVAL.
STEPHEN w. MARSH,
Pian0-Forte Manufacturer.

Formerly No 1868 Washington Street, Boston,
ID ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the Musical
IN Pubic generally, that he has leased the Stores
under the new aud splendid Edice known the
Adams House, 81 Washington Street,
AS Y are Room FIR the sale of his Piano Forles where
ne Will keep general assortment ,ade The best mhi
ner, at wholesale RETAIL the most favorable terms
And in connection he will keep large complete sock
of SHEET MUSIC and MUSICAL INSTR MENTS, Of
the best quality Aso-Cahes, UmprH''ss. pa-ss"'s S"n
shades D. ess Bones &c.
Particular attention will be paid to the Sheet Music De-
partment, by person OF experience The Catalogue Will
consist OF all the old Standard Publications which daily
additions OF New Publications win be made from all the
Publishers throughout the United States.
Summaries supplied on the reasonable terms.
All orders from abroad for Instruments will be promptly
attended to- Piano Fores and every description of Musi
cal instruments tuned and repaired Second hand Pianos
taken in exchange for also 10 let
From the long experience OF Mr. MARSH in his business,
and also Of his SALESMAN in the Sheet Music Department,
he hopes by strict attention to their business merit
liberal share OF patronage.
Boston, March a. i646 l0lf
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Real Estate IfTarket,-37 Wall-st., NY

a.a A MONG the Thousand FARMS which we have de
EaA n scribed Register, especially invite the
el attention of those who wish to buy Farms which
good, and at the time very cheap TO the follow
ing
!s-Contans 225 NJ Land Of the first qualty, in
high of cuv on. fruit of the best kinds with two
living streams running through il good dwelling House.
three Barns &c, handsomely situated in MOrrsvile
the county Of Madison County, N Y, ~ miles from
Utica Price $685..
2d-3OU Fairfax Co., Virginia, the banks Of
the Potomac River, adjoining the beautiful estate OF Mount
We the late residence Of President Washington
Lli5G.
beautiful nm off l54 oie tellen Land with
Ct Il nit. 2pOd bsldngs an very raIy locai I'd in
Ha. my Chgutau4 2e Co., n. Y, Will tt sold with farm
ing, and sugar making and dairy ing utensils for $780,
II For further particulars inquire of JOHN MILTON
EARLE. Worcester, the subscribers in New York.
Aug III ARNOLD BUFFUM a. co.
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COLONY HOUSE.

"a " HIS House recently leased by DAVID BON
gaA NEY, Formerly proprietor Of the Central Hotel,
.GsiA Worcester aud recently Of the u. Hotel
ALBANY Y J located III termination of the Norwich
Worcester and Western Roll Road Depots
corner of Beach, Lii, DIN and Utica Streets,
10 now open for the receipt OF company The COLONY,
being new and finished with modern improvements and
cnnveniences. furnished with Furniture, with the
sseee's experience in the line of public entertainment,
with those also OF the superintendent 8 Damon, who
il we'll known the public caterer, he hopes to gain
liberal share Of patronage.
Bnston, Oct g. 4ltt
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DVe-HOuse Removed,

TENHE subscriber has Removed his DyeIne
IL Works his New shop on CENTRAL STREET,
and only rods from Main Sree) where all goods must
be left Having frst-rate shop, with convenience
attached he feels confident in assuring the public that his
work shall be done WE'LL and al shorter notice, than
any other shop of the kind in this vicinity.
Ladies' DRESSES and CLOAKS Colored as usual for
ONE DOLLAR; Gentemen's COATS and PANTS Colored
whole. Articles for Mourning done three days when
required.
CLEANSING.
Goats and Pants cIeansed and pressed days
ttce, desired CARPETS, SHAwLs of all kinds and MIL
ITARY UNIFORMS, cleansed and pressed warranted
look well goods. Satisfaction guaranteed in all
cases, or charge will be msde.
" Only Office in Worcester as on Cent
Street. HENRY B. ADAMS.
Worcester Aug. 90 S5tf
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Take Notice.

4 LII PERSONS who are indebted 10 hereby IN
n formed that their made of and ready fer
settlement qnd they will also please TO axe notice that
they must be pad before the 10Th OF February.
Worcester Jan..u dw3n JOHN WYMAN
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1846-04-30
House and Lots for Sale,

ts 4 NEW and Elegant HOUSE on Vernant Street.
Saes "A Also, HUI Sc LOTS Laurel HH-many
isa Of them commanding the eat view al Worcester OF
any lois in the market. A. NJ. MERRlFELD.
Worcester. March II. w3tdtf