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CARRIAGE HARDWARE,
Trimmings &c,

q full supply insireccived by the subscri-
bcrs, consisting in part OF SPRINGS at II els.
AALES at 8 cts. and FINE IRON at 3 I-2
cts 10. Together with a complete assortment
OF Laces, Fringes, Leather, India Rubber
Cloth, Varnshes, &c, sc, Suitable for Car
rlage Manufactures, constantly on hand and
for sale at prices below the Charleston raies.
FISHER 81 AGNEtV.
Columbia S. c., Nov. &, 1910 . st
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Notice.
For Sale,

As am desirous of removing, offer for
sale my Plantation situated on Santee, ten
miles from Nelson's Ferry. The said Planta-
ton contains about Two Thousand -Four
Hundred Acres, Elk hundred cleared and
under good fenceing, Onthe premises is
good comfortable two story. DWELLING
well finished and all necessary out buildings,
price Fonr thousand Dollars, and i will
throw-n my whole stock consisting of One
head of sheep, the same Of hogs and sixty or
seventy head of Goats. For any further ina
formation address the subscriber IPrights
Bluff POST Office.
WILLIAM M. DAYIS.
Sept. 10Th, lSd9. AZ :'ul.S
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FISHER & AGNEIU, ,
at the sign efhe Golden 4nul,

Direct Importers Of English Hardware,
Cutlery, Guns SC, and dealers in Paints, Oils
Varnishcs, Window Glass, Groceries, &c.
are now receiving their full supplies of The
above mentioned articles, comprising the
largest assortment ever offered in Columbia,
which they will sell a. Extremely low prices
for cash, or on short credit 10 puEctual Gus
toners.
~ Country Merchants will find a good
assortment OF Hardware, adapted 10 their
trade, at Charleston drices
Columbia S. C., Nov. 6, 1910. 9 At
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South Car0lina Sumter Dist.
IN EQUITY.

Er parte Ip..;.
NJ Will bel sold at Sumter Court House, on
the first Monday in January next, and if not
then sold, vii! be offered at each subsequent
sale day until sold.
E a lot OF land in Snmtcrvillc on the North
east corner of Broad and Liberty Street, at
prescnt occupied by by Fricrson & Pringle,
and A. @Chisolm. The terms are cash
BY order ofthe Court,
JOHN Is. MILLER
Com'.
Suntervlc, Nov. 18th IS49 S Ct
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sumtervillc, Nov. l2th 1s4o S 81
Notice,

The members of the Troop lately raised in
Salem will assemble Mt Scottsvilc on the se.
cond Saturday I2th day. January next, at
10 o'clock A. NJ. for the purpose Of adopting
n Constitution and By Laws, designating
parade ground and elect a Captain, two Lieu
tenants and Il Cornct. The several members
OF the Subcommittee appointed to raise the
Troop are requested to aitcd.
]. ID. ASHMORE.
THOS. r. ENGLISH,
]. w. STUCKEY,
EZEKIEL KEELS,
CHARLES T., CRANE,
Comittec on Raising Troop.
Nov. 2Sth 1910 S n
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Sumter Bakery,

The subscriber respectfully informs the
public that he continues Baking, a, his old
standin Broad street near Main. Bread and
all varieties OF Fancy Cake, Biscuits and
Crackers, constantly on hand.
In connection with his bakery he is in da-
ly receipt OF FRESH OYSTERS--aud he
has made arrangements to servo them up
ROASTED FRIED STEwEp or in the shell.
ICE CREAM, every variety of Confec-
tionary, Fruit, Native and Tropical, Nuts,
Fancy Articles, etc. etc, constantly on hand.
" FLOUR, of the best brands for sale.
John O'CONNOR.
July IS, 1S49. 80
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For Sale.
Wanted to Hire 100 Hands,

To work on the Rail Road; these hands
will be employed out in tho Pine woods until
alter Frost, wien they will lie placed on the
siIc oI the River swamp, the work is all high
aud dry, and the hands will he supplied with
an abundance OF wholesome food and drv
tents. Wages good, and paid in Cash month
~, or as tho owner may prefer.
Enquire OF c. 5. Mcllctt on the work near
Manchester, or of the subscriber, in Sumter
vile. ID. B. Mel, i,AUWN
Aug, 90 1910. d3 ii
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ReadY MADE GIothing,
.Clotl,ing! Clotl,ing / ClotIling 4!

Wchare jast received decidedly. tho largest
and bcs. assorted STOCK OF READY MADE
CLOTHING over offered In this Market. and
no mstnke. Coats, Vests, Pauis Oycr Coate,s
Drawers, Shirts, Under Shirts, Sockse,c. We
c6n rcfiew the whole outer man from Bonnet 20
Boot-hcet--G HEAP FOR CASH, or on ucs
coinmodating terms and reasonable prices 10
good customers. Come on and make Your seiec-
tons.
A. j. s. r. MOSES.
Oct 16 81 IS, ssttf
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Tor rAuJnsan1Sanul ulnspectOr Seneral:
j. w. Cantey, So M
r. G. NJ. Dunnovant, So
Two ballots we're had for Comptroll-
cr General, but without final result.
Various petitions, memorials and pre-
sentiments were received, read, and ap-
propriately referred.
The memorial of Junius Smith, praying
Legislative aid 10 carry on, his expert
ments in the culture of the Tea plant, was
offered by Mr.. SeabroolS, and ordered to
be printed.
After the transaction Of some unimpor-
tant business, the House adjourned TO meet
at 9 10 O'Clock on Mondny- having first,
in conjunction with the Senate, made ar
rangementsio 10 participate in the coremoni-
es Of the College Commencement.
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ALSO
MEW G-0QnSIII

We are now receiving and opening for
sale the largest assortment Of goods ever
offered in this Town; TO which we would re-
spcctfu!ly call the attention of our customers
and the public generally. We viii not be un-
dersold by any house for cash; and offer as ma
ny Inducements to approved credit, as any
one. Call and examine for yourselves.
A. J. &. p. MOSES.
Nov. 9th. IS4o.
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$l2 Per Month

Will be paid for good Negro Laborers, to work
OH tho oCHARLOTTER RAIL ROAD near Co..
lumbiu. Apply to either Of the undersigned.
WM. L. BELS Err,
LAURENCE BELSER.
Z Columbia, Nov. Goth, ISdg. 6 tf
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Cutlery, Guns &c,

Just received by recent arrivals from Ii
vcrpool a complete assortment of Table and
Pocket Cutlery. Double and Single Barfei
Shot Guns, comprising an Extensive nsSort-
ment Of the above named articles, both with
regard to quality andpriec.
-ALSO,-
Brass Fcndcrs, Androns, Shovels and
Tongs, Fancy Bellows, Hearth Brushes,
Chimney Hooks, &c. Thosein want Of such
articles can find large variety for sale at
moderate prices by
FISHER 81 AGNEW.
Columbia S. c., Nov. g. lSi9. . st
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Attention! Rihemen.

You are hereby ordered TO parade at Su,nter-
vile on Saturday, the Stl, inst, at ~ ococl5 a.
M. fully armed aud equipped for drill and rovie,y.
BY order of Capt. HAMaEr,
Dec. S, 1s49.
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.S OrgS OF q Ell HIP lss s AN
& Sumter Division NO. I1

The regular Week feefiag of this J1iti.
sion Will bio held on Il Wednesday, llssts1iing
next, at their 4 lfail at 4 n o'ctectt. sa
J. Q'sIl LIN AN, r.. 81 IS. saE2
r Suintcryllle, $. G. 10 y Iy
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Hardware! Hardware II

The subscribers keep constantly on hand
complete assortment of Locks, Hinges,
Screws, Anyils, Vices, Hammers, Spades,
Shovels, Scythes, Mil-saws, Mill Irons, Files,
Rasps, Chisels, Augurs, Bench and Moulding
Planes, Pots, Kettles, BoIting Cloths. BarIron,
Hoop Iron, and Cast Steel IN Bars and Sheets.
which they will sell at ,.,e lowest market
prices,
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TO Country Merchants Par
ticularly 4,
i. NORTH, BRICK RANCE; coEUMB1A

q. NORTH, BRICK RANGE S5COEUMBIA
A SID $3.50 ~ ssS,5 IL 81
CT LIBERTY-STREEr NEyy-YO OIsIl.
j. c.. GREEN bcgs leave to inform the
Merchants gohcray lllat he has taken charge
oftiie above establishment and will oifet great
Inducements to,he closest Buycrs.
Tie stock consistsinpaft Of
Cloths, Cassimeres, SattiEets, Flannels, Linz;
ems, Tickings, Hosiery, Gloves, Ribbons, La
ces, and EmbroidcriesI ;a d
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700 SACKS PRIME SALT Just Ire
ceivcd and for sale by
BROWN, LEE g. co.
Southern shield., 1849-04-28
Eaa,. &. Es EI sls EE sE s7Hg
ltlll1 (

EB RESPECTFULLY informs his old friends ISS and patrons, that he has returned to this county, (and is now living at the place formerly owned by Dr. J. P. Norman) with the intention of permanently locating here It is useless for him to rehearse his former success in the treat ment of all diseases incident to this climate.
 He trusts that all his acquaintances and the public generally are aware that he is an old hand in the practice of Medicine on the Reform ed System, and that his motto is Cure aOifhom Poison! Chronic and female diseases relieved by him in the shortest possible time. Try him.
 PhiNips cO10ltN. Of. II, IS4S.
Southern shield., 1849-04-28

Printing PresSes-PulpitS and Women. hese are the great levers that govern the
 movements of the world Vi Without 6a t-1af tbem
 lhe bottom would fall out and society would
 become chaos again. The press makes peo
 DIG patriotic, the pulpit religious, but wo
 men answereth all things. There womb
 De no going to church if there were no pirls
 lnere-nelther would there be any going to
 war were the soldiers to meet with no ? ap-
 Plause except from the masculines. With out me sunshine shed by women, the rose ouoS ol affection would never bloom, nor the noWer ot eloquence germnate. In short, Sile IS the steam engine of delight, and the g!sat motive power of love, vaIor, and civ EXTRAORDINARY LOCOMOTIVE SpEEp.- In late English paper we see an account Pu1llshed a4 ot a first class engine on the York ana Newcastle Railway, which took tbeI express train from York to Darlington. al distance ot 45 miles in 40 minutesI Ii was computed that when new rails were placed on the road, as was soon to be done, the same englne would perform the same ser- 'ice Ill oo minutes, which would be at the rate of 90 miles an hourl
 IN ~~~~--~~~)~O-o oI peai 10 sport dn opinion on any sub- Io' | @ ol winch you are ignorant, especially in r lto pieSehce ot those to whom it is familiar. . !. ,h pe nol always in your power to speak lne purpose, 1t certainly is to hold your i 'llSIe; and though thousands have remem- q eleu "llh pain their garrulity, few, as an f nclehi remarked, have had reason to repent e leir silence. ''0A v peN' . :.
Southern shield., 1849-04-28
A. o 0 IA .R HIS!
M PL A TIT

w friends and the public lpnoqnHe generny that iD 4a he RaS W Tg'eHy H smy TIIOcaed himself in business with anera ni and si m Hno has placed in his charge eons;stin in t'o stock of articles in his line, snuff, green and in1sibIo ana Dluo' brown, oiiVe' Also, doe-skin and fgrv Ca stoeli nroad-clothes. Drap DEtes; sup6or eslLeTes Fronnh res! me french plain Linens; Cotnados ivncH Vast men Drlllngs' Serge, Selicia Liniqs Sc ,.;n e;nhgs; Sahn' Sllk ply of very supeng ,r;nn,, ' "i'i ai ample sup have been selected r., trimmings, all of which ,lnon reasonable ter' A care, and will be sold the latest and mostfd iiidue up to order Tn to give satisfaction aoi5 ro~a styIes: warranted Shop up stairs, one ds, 'o Ht, or no sale.
 Helena, June 10, Go eD'' ol 'le Shield office.
Southern shield., 1849-04-28
From the American Courier THE IMMORTALITY OF THE SOUL.
BY MRS. NJ. M. WILLIAMS.

For this corruptible must put interruption, ant this mortal must put on immortality -[CoRlNTHIANs. And shall this mortal body e'er be changed This weak receptacle of dust and clay
 Yet bear the stamp of immortality!
 Shall we, the changing beings of an hour, Who rise and fall with fate and fortunes tide, Whose life is worse than vanity at best, Who strive moment vi the ills of life. And then exhausted, droop. decay, and die, Fer be transformed to an unchanging state? And shall this spark of Deity within
 The soul, which ever roams on restless wing Through the extended space of things below, Striving in vain to satisfy itself
 With mortal objects and with mortal hopes, At length attain the happiness it seeks? 'Tls even so, for Inspirations page Declares there is a perfect rest reserved For all the pure in heart, and when the soul Shall leave this earthly tenement below, It shall arise to that celestial state
 Where mortal objects never shall intrude. The stars may cease to shine, the sun wax old The streams forsake their course, the planets fall And Nature sink beneath the weight of years, And shall the deathless soul survive them all, And having gained the vict'ry OCT the grave, Bloom in perennial beauty in the courts Of God, when Time shall be no more.
Southern shield., 1849-04-28

REV. ROWLAND HLL.-Many amusing anecdotes of the eccentric, but pious and useful Rowland Hill have been told; but the following, narrated to us by one of his par ishioners, is new.
 It was Mr. Hills habit to ride to church in an old family carriage, a practice too aris- tocratic, in the judgment of one of his flock, who determined to rebuke it..
 It was customary in his chapel for notes to be sent to the pulpit, requesting prayers for various objects. One Sabbath, MT. Hill was proceeding with the reading of these requests as usual, when he found himself in the midst of one of the following purport:
 "Prayers are requested for Rev. Mr. Hill, that he may he made more humble and like his Divine Master, who, instead of riding in his carriage, was content to be borne on an ass.''
 Having read the notice, he lifted his spec tacles 10 his forehead, and looking around the house, observed, that he was guilty of the fault aIleged; but if the writer would step around to the vestry door after service, saddled and bridled, he would have no ob- ection to try to ride home, after the Mas ter's example, on the back of an ass.
Southern shield., 1849-04-28
4 correspondent of the N. York Courier writing from Panama. says.

,,. Tickets in the cabin of the Oregon are selling at near $500, and in the steerape at S9OO to $6O0. $500 down to $l0O have been paid in the whale ship Equator, and in the Felix over $2OO have been paid for passage 10 San Francisco.
 There are many Americans out of money. and can get neither way. This trouble lhey aaye partly brought upon themselves, andk owners who have assured them there se plenty of vessels here at low rate Nble, the contlary being true T
Southern shield., 1849-04-28

Amysterious sickness prevails in AIilh,rv
 and Sutton, Mass. A letter in the Nad;cal Journal describes the symptoms tblls:-Tbe
 patient IS seized with severe cold aud shiyer- ing, and in few moments insensbje. Af
 ter this the patient complains of his head and back. There has been ere case of death in less than twelve hours; others have lived tWenty-foar or thirty-six hours. and one case continued two weeks. In Sutton a man 40 or 50 years of age, one of the OVerseers of the Poor, was taken as he was on the point of going to meeting. and died on Monday There have been twenty deaths m the two towns of this malady.
 A merchant of Boston vas seized upon Change on Monday with precisely similar symptoms, and was carried to his home
 nsensible
 CRows.-Somo cute fellow down East, has discovered novel mode of getting rid of crows. He says 10 the farmer you must take some shelled corn and run horse hair through the grain with needle, and lie 2 knot in the hair close to the grain and SOW them in corn fields and the crows will pick up this grain with the hair in it, and it will tickle them, and they "willkill themselyesa sclatching." This is giving ihem the "Old scfatch," with j gen@eance.
Southern shield., 1849-04-28

WAR AND ITS CosT.--Not only is econ omy not practised but it is despised, and the idea if it is connected with Jacobinisn, dis affection and Joseph Hume. Every rock in the ocean where a cormorant can be perch ed is occupied by our troops-has a gover- nor, deputy governor, storekeeper, deputy storekeeper, and will soon have an arch deacon and a bishop-military colleges, with thirty-four professors, educating sev- enteen ensigns per annum, being half an ensign for each professor, with every species of nonsense, athletic, saterial, and plumi- gerous. A just and necessary war costs this country about fl00 per minute; whip cord, Gl5, 900; red tape, G7,000; lace for drummers and ffers, Gl0,000; pension to one man who has broken his head at the Pole, to another who has shattered his leg at the Equator; subsidies 10 Persia; secret money to Thibet; an annuity to Lady Henry nebodvand her seven daughters, the hus- band being shot at some place where we never ought to have had any soldiers at all, and the elder brother returning four mem- berS to Parliament-such eXtravagance, corruption, and expense, must paralyse the ndusty and mar the fortunes of the most industrious spirited people that ever lived.
 Sydney Smith.
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Reformed Practice of Medicine.
DIR. o. G.. FISHER

WOULD respectfully inform the inhabitants of This
w city and The surrounding country that has per-
maneny located himself in tue practice of his profession
az NO. @27 MAIN STREET, where he continues 10
effect permanent and speedy cures in the most compcat
ed and nveterate diseases of the Lungs and Blood
ieyine in common with the intelligent every
nty that Nature has provided ample remedy in the
table Kingdom for natures ills and the occidental maladie
OF common life he confines himself entirely vegetable
medicines leaving the old drug and systsn TO pass
quietly down to the oblivion OF crrtrs. Having
become thoroughly acquainted with and having long
tesstuy procised the Indian mode and of apply,
ng Natures Remedies he atters kime lha he
the most aggravated of the following diseases
Consumption, and all pulmonary Affections Nervous
dleeases-Dysentery and cholera inanuM- Spinal aec
tions-FeVer and White Swenss- All ScrofulouS
affections Cutaneous eruplons and other diseases he
bood-Chronc affections treated with unaing succesa
Cancers removed without the Of the knife with entire
ly cured.
FEMALE DISEASES, involving the origin of life treated
practically and with nvaabe success The limits of this
Cad orbds the publication hundreds certificates and
testimonials he might exhibit and he would invite iuva
IDS or all classes, seeking certain permanent and safe
rehe TO call at his Office No 227 Main Street (up stars
Sign Of The Indian. postpaid communicaiions prompt
~ attended %. Medicines put up by the month Tor iames
apr ~ DIFF o. G. FISHER, NJ. d.
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valuabIe Real ESTATE for Sale,

situated in WORCESTER, one mite from ne cary HaM.
1yIJE premises consist OF ONE HUNDRED ACRES
- | ofgood Land, under high state Of cultivation,
eMA well stocked with all the various fruits Riapied "a
p climate TO expense having been spared to procure the
III binds The country would afford The bindings are
cod The BARN is one o The best in the County 20 y
nv az with 90 posts and Gel ar under The whole IL
.! a., csn,ly bu at cos Of tiCo thousand dollars. The
sni,Snrs are suppledwh water Brought in an aqueduc
~ ewner would divide IT II preferred and sell part
with or without the buildings; and portion would
ia fdesired small lots OF from Two TO i've acres
,,s sfordng an eligible opportunity for hose VINO de
IL. 10 9ud and have little Land for cuvalion Ihs
furnishes one OF the best opportunities now Ia oe
rad fer securing valuable property the centre OF
mis- fourishng city either for investment occupation
For further particulars, inquiry may &c mace az me
Ply OFFICE. dwtt Jan ~
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

"a THE DRYDEN ESTATE $50 cale,) consist ng
mn Of 10 acres Of Land, with Factory Is by 25
I.La and 60 by So BrestWheei, Tenemenis, Machinery
Factory, Picker LapPer fur #. and TWO n. Cards
Drawing Mule, Condensers, Wrapper, and Bread Looms
The above Estate is situated in Holden, miles
tentre.
AlsoThe Davis Estate, situated in he center of town.
story Biek House, Barn. Sheds &C., with So acres
Land.
Aiso the RURNL FACTORY, "a by SO Il. with 40 Looms
and preparation, Brest Wheel and sufficient Tenemens
situated in the north part Of said Holden Also Hick,
ing and Batting Mn, with Sig spndles ard 70 cards near
the other mill, and three first unoccupi,d Water
Powers, just below the above named factories
Also, in Phlipston Brick Factory with 20 Looms and
preparation, and small Wooden Mill below with Cas-
simere Looms &C., with Tenements and Land.
Also Leicester, about 100 from the Depot first
rate Water Power Houses and Barn, with Land
All the above property will Ne sold great Bargain
Rented.
Also, lot Of MACHINERY not in use 90 Looms, pair
Mules, 10 Cards and other Machinery.
Terms to suit purchasers tenants.
The Real Estate will be sold rented with or without
the Machinery, ard the latter will be sold separates
wanted SAMUEL DAMON
Holden, May 81, l649 d2aw9w w6t
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FACTORY TO LET.

TN SPENCER, table for Gotten or Wooden
90 Goods or other manufacturing or mechanical
Till purposes said Factory is situated in the Centre
Village of spencer, on never falling lrtam of water
Owing sufficient power for operating 90 cotton looms and
nrepsraiion or than sufficient for wooden
machinery The building So by so f. three stories and
attic nearly and in nrstsrate order, with "a brest
wheel with main drums and belts. Connected with The
abb We lie new Dwelling House for two Tenenents, and
seven Land.
JAMES DRAPER Esq, of Spencer of the subscribers
Warren. KNOWLES d SIBLEY.
June |. dwf
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WIMD0W CURTAINS,

PARLORS, SALOONS + HILLS tastefttIly decorated,
BY w. s. b. A. BROWN,
FASHIONABLE UPHOLSrERERS, having had eight
years experience lat KTTREDGE & BLAKE's, the most
extensive Upholstery establishment in Boston,, feel fully
confident OF executing all orders in our line in work
manike manner. French Pattern SOFAS, LoUNGEs,
CHAIRS, COUCHEs made to orders persons in want OF a
nice article would do well to call before purc ising as
we Can furnish articles superior to any in the city.
Cured, Hair, Palm Leaf and spring MATTRESSES made
to orders old Mattresses picked and made good
as new Pew Cushions-Pews lined and stuffed. All
kinds OF Upholstery work repa red in nea, and superior
manner. w. d F. A. BROWN,
March g. dom IS Main ST., Worcester.
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NEW DAGUERREOTYPE GALLERY
GTLMoRE & AIREE.

ii AVlNG Alted up the large and commodous ROOMS
IL 236 1ain-street, (Paine's BlOckO
over HORACE AYREs Grocery Store, formerly occupied BY
Miss Allen School Room, would respectfully inform the
public that they prepared 10 take DAGUERREOTYPE
Of the different and Of superior appear
ance tone and finish the reasonable With Ger.
man instrumenfs ofthe FIRST quality, very superior
hight they warrant their Pictures be equal not superior
TO any produced this city elsewhere; having had x-
ensye experience in the business they confident of giving
satisfaction 10 those who may favor them with their patronage
They wish il distinctly that person is txpcceJ
to takes Picture from their Room unless they perfectly
finish. VIVA GIIMORE
Eee /. dtf A. p ALBEE
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-, THE BRICK BUILDING on Lincoln sanare
- 4 known as the Worcester Branch Railroad Del
ILL pot, 100 feet by 5O-wil be fitted up to accommo
late Lessee track will be laid il desired cars to run
alto basement.
Also Building sitpated the Boston and Worcester
Railroad Bridge, suitable for Machine Shop 80 by so IL
stories high, with engine and engine house
,dand B!acksmhs Shop neaf, 40 by So feet stoTie,
qigh with yard room-wi be fitted to SUIT tenants
Immediate possession given. Inquire Office of the
Worcester and Nashua Railroad Company, No. l4S Mar
strsst diff Feb 9.