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Pssssaes nof ats.sys fsosvGslt C Pspstzray-The whlg poIiiieisps who have been calculating On in- esrasinx their capital and votes tn Pennsylvania from the visit ol Old Zaek, eoaniiag without theis hoss if the eGEeet ln Tennessee bs say test of this popularity. The Nashville Union states that General Tsylas passed Clsrt1ville ia s RigAf and that but fe~ of the eiitzens of Montgomery coanfT saW him. Hence The democratic gain was bat little oyer . hundred. Had all the people of the eounsy seea him, whiggery w0uM have been po-where. 0ne -@f her catizeGs thns vndirates the sslszge.es ef Moaigc0ery"-Uaion
 GAINESVILLE. Aug 22, ls4s
 Ma EasIHAS: In your paper of yesterday, l Cb- serve n aTiieie headed. " Another e2sse suzg.s- ied,'' ia which you express the belief that "Oid z .ek'sn visit 10 Teaaessee had something 10 de with the recent election. You say thai he stopped at Memphis, Ciarksvilie, and Nashville; and that the democracy gained tn Shelby country, embracing Memphis. ls3 rotss: in Montgomery. embracing CtsSksviife. ia9 votes; ia Davidson. embracing Nashville S2s vOtes Now although ihGs is al COZ rect the s not faiEiy stated for old Monigoery lf am correct, the 0ii hero made his appeasarce al MempAls la broad day-hgh;, and the people grnerally had opportunity to look apcn his iair form aad asaiyss ehis iaseiiigent eoaaiensnee- Again: he remainek in Nashville longer than in Memphis and the people of the entire cosniy feased IheaE eyes upon this statesman. What was The eca- s~qsenes! Why, the demnerstie gan ia Davidson was nsge thaa doabIed that iB shelby, and the gain
 
 the baEe staiemsat 9f the cause is calculated 10 briag the intelligence Of Montgomery nto question it is hec<sssry toE her viadieatien, that fhe cause should bs explained; and I VeRtaTe the assertion that neither whig nor democTa:, of this county, w question the s,aiement am about 10 make. Ga his way 10 Nashville. Gen. Taylor passed CEafks- vile aboat the middle of the nighi. 1t was nst kaOwn al what time be wo0ld pass. and no one was oa tie tookoat for him. Ca his way down. he also arrived at Ctarksyile late la the night bat as il known that De would be down sometime before morning. some of our citizens who were possessed Of An aHgoyefbsbie curiosity 10 look upon greatness were ready ic receive hm, and t $ possible that oSe handred and fifty of the soYereigns saw him, shook hands with hiD, and formed their own opin- icas in reference 10 his grestHess-aad l think hazard nothing ia sayiag that the reduction n the whig vote ef inc county vas fully eqaAl 10 the Der of those who saw him. Now have sum for yoa-n visit of ooe heur in the middle of fhe night reduced the whig majority l05, how many minutes logger woald have taken to have used up the sa;ire whig maloriiy Of the county. which was for Taylor about go,
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NOTICE.

DOCKS of sab~eriptioa io the Csritsl Stuck si ID "1he SoHsh- We<s=rs sna Arkansas Mining Company" wiH hs spraed al the C0antiRx Room Of T. D. Meseiek & Eo. Monday the Ist day of October 2roEirno. gs4 vii se eoEsiaa-d gpea frOn day to aay antr sbsas4ad ssas-s sf enc hn sd--d csssars each. shall have been subscribed according to the provisions of the Cbester of said Company T. D. AEkRiCk.
 O- D. M0CLTON.
 I4iiI,s ROck, Sept ts. lsss- C0mnlzssaers- ,GaSsste and Democrat issert twee 2-4
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Ers Wky." saEa physieiAa. ts as insenpsnis n~ighbes. 4'asnt yea take rvgalas aa&aiiiy esery asy-ses regsizs ss.ks. thaa yoa wi'l go se far saa nc f4sthsFs'' < l do. replied ths sshsrs bat sss h esvu so far sH. th4si gst drusk lsgsrs sri b fl. st
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mAnnWARE-

HUNTS HsO@a, Hsad and Cheptaae .AxESs A1 fsseat Hsisa tiiaxea aaa Fasts; SsAKsAis Bel lows. g ts s6 snehes; v@rntzA; PAisss Dass sad Saee BFasisss tfaa Btsess; Seoseh. das ulth Etass brS@A Fia~h Bolts, ggFiex sud Rsrras. ae ssek<t. Gsn-r. tagnsag asd AnsrgscsR Chiaets; Tssaisg Gsagcss hsa sad t=AAs Cssssr.s esssan. wsoa. Aaa hsrss cardas halter lsg and 6Gah CAainss D~sr Sgriags; cork and paspas F.acsAs; FlssA Drswrp fiaasses; ws=ssube aad hFAss Sesew AaeAss AFsaz. ahingfsag and Hssrh@sas nnsi. siase. hanA sud SteaEe haHaaesss brass pees heekns shoe. hatneg. aRd dyawiag Knlven; tea. hFxa@ and en3ineaea Res. a@s; McTsies Locks. wiGh MEanrai Knsh~s plate. kaaA sad ela@<i Lsck&: nssr k4ashees Sgsss l~ssis sad Pismhs; Cera sad Gsigre Mials; sssn Mss~ases Gates, wrsaght and hsFss N4its; bEaaa Sesw Raaxs. ssaoosh. i<sk sa5 jeiassr PiAness Spsks Shasss, ssueh Serewss sersw snd saxh Putlias; M ell Pss-- Iisz; Jeasss Sssh f.seksE seythe staa~ss Gesus.a. east sad Mister Stesss Ssekisss anass sRa RsaAa Seythss; Shosess ssd Teaxas Awass naa eshs~ SP@ces; tsax aa4 shsTt hnndls shoses@s ssseks sna Die1s Srrew kiatass bed aad wood SeFswss lraz, steel and pi4seS Sqmmrssg erss.cat and Rewlana1s MaI Sawss Ee6se aud wss4 Sswss eenpeua and aAha. de.; vlc~ss sAatssr scrows. &e-, &e.. s<e.. received aad fer sale by
 1uiy q. WILLIAM WATT.
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BRIDGE sefIrE.

N0TICEis is hsssby Eisss tlsf the Laaiss Rock N krAaEs C@mFaay hAs eeiAsS sa snsssknseni si is As paad ca sr hsssss de zlss sf k.sg ias1
 Mays. l35sf1 L. R. LINCOLN. Pres't
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DAC0N & PoRKr-s00o iss- Clear Sises.
 ID s bhis- Gear Psrk- .Rsesases ana fSr safe "
 Avg. 2slh WB b- WATT
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NOTICE.

4 IL perseDs isdebte5 to ne, either ey uots CT "A sereast, Wili please come ferwsrs and settle the same early as possible, dssigH leaving for New Or~aHs sbsat tAe fath ef next s0sE'h for the parpose ef repleAAshin1 ry stock. sn1 must have the v herewith ta ds O. E. MARCUS.
 Little Rock, Sept Is, ist9.--2-3t
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Col WslU.-Oar readers Sill remember tha, ore Of ihe charges aI'eg~d sgains; Col Weller by Hosaee Greeley, in the NsH York Tribune, and was his taking with him to CAsgres and Panama sozDsn of ili fame. Now, what win the honesi aud eaEdid portion Of the community thiak wtses they informed. thai the womaa alluded to was ase Of ths most respectable and accomplished iaies in this rePabiie, relative of CoIaael weiiass by marriage who wss on her way. under his escort, to meet her husband tn CaiifosHIa Yet are informed, Sa the best authority, ths; such b ts fact. To what depths of baseaess ds moi these eaamnss:cFs n the
 interest ot ts i@beciie and reckless siziaististioA paangs in order to lajare the standing of psominea 'ieuocrats. Bat their day ci license will b% short. Col Weller 9iil se0a bs here 10 redress his o~n wroags. His friends have feqaesied hin to refara, and we have 10 doabs be wisi rstngn whea he hsars of tks base esiunhiss which haze been hesped upon him In his absence. We assure these s4andssers that iAey have got treaeaessne sreOga, to settle with Col. Weller aud his friends. Caisa-
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TNHE asSerssgaed. proprietor sf the tFi-ws~kiy
 1 U. $ MAIL LIVE. froa Sspsi~aa te Lissss Rock via the Arkansas river, direct. begs leave 10 announce to TraSeiers. EsfgFant~, and ship pers, that this lise k4s been ia rexsia- and sac- ees-su op-Tstios fertea nseaths p2s ssa that from and after the lst Of November, he viii txteD9 the iiae te Memphis and Fort Sasith. 4 boat Wil leave Memphis snd For, Smish every fifth cay. (rsaniDg all the way thsoagh,1 eeuaeetiBg with the naz Iias ai Nspoieon and Lfttle Rock Trsyessrs. Emigranss and ShpeesS. will thaa bs enshaea avoid the delay troobss and expenss of rs-shippisg Te%nurs the Of this sHssrpr@e, he has provided himself with f~st of swsla and laghs SFaaghs boats. sii sound and is gSoa repair. Freight as5 passengers wIii be conveyed al tbs io~ess customary rates The proprietor. having ssaksd bis aa " sa this Bsderiakinx. ia ees-Tvniasd ss saeesed, if human eferts eau accomplish t.
 JAMES TIMMs. LitGl< Rsek Sept 39, ISS9- TDem E7-3-3n
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yEN Gsaps iGiIs IT fHg NEw sTeaE.

 yEW Gs9RS iGiIs IF TIE sEW Hs2E,. {. HiALTER MITCHELL ~eutd respectfully F.
 w iafa tAaaks 10 sae sisiEehs q Lsffie Rock, xna of inc snrtsansng ecssassy fsw th@ very hbeTst patronage wssk whleh they have fAsoFsd han. (has- ing far exrsedsd hss nost fayUrsbie anfsepateas.l aaa HaHsa AeteAy beg fs hacrn tAem tAt he is 'ssi receiving or the sthir9 time within six menrhs, large anA wea ssg-et~A sscek ef CLOTHING {; DRY GOODS saa GROCERIES. CROCkERY. HARDWARE: Boots &Ae<ss Hats. Caps; Dspys, Msascaass, PaaAGs. 0ls Cssssags. LIqSsvE, Tta Ware, Sc, Sc
 Wheh hs wisi sell at sheIesaIe ox retail ies cash. al Se~ Osiesas prieeA making cost aud carriage TerefcFe sli eraoas wfsAisg to purchase are kindly solicited to esa and exzsEe for fh~saseis<s Is the new Asiek baihisax reeeasiy sfeeie~A by Mf, Wood rgE, oa Markhsss sFr~ei, few osoes above sAe As- thaey House, xh~Es ne wat eoHtinSe 10 receive gs goods every SIX weeks, and keeps constantly ea haaA fas aasoefmeat ef sai EGnz4s foE fhe aecos- @soa4sioB ef hss esstDness-
 LsssEe Ko<k, D~s is, isis. I5-H
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D ACOS AND LARD. - Ia essa@ Asksasas ID SIDES H-9MS sud SHOULDERS $ bsas. LARD, sa csasiganeas, Rsa fsy sale very isw. hy
 May Ia. IT. D MEKRIck k Ce.
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ELOUR-ID BsSs. iiiIRsss Extrz SsP~rnns N Fiouf, reeessed per SealLSr aud fer sale ky
 Sept > NM E. WAIT
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.wArT
DRY GOODS.

HEAVY Twili~S CctEen O.anhurrss Brpwa 1A Sae~tiags aad shirriaEss N-xrs kss.ey.; Iickiaes: Deaiaass biae and kFows Ds3iss Grey Lnmyss shlvtisg Stripes: e-4 GFrsa B@aze. si-.rA'a sad hrown Cotton Flaassi; Bsssehed Dvsssss Ii-x Biesebed Cotton Sheesing; all wool Flasses: G.a.s de.; LAnsa Lawns; Bsrd-eys anG Seeaek Dsapsr, Black Sewing SliA; French Tweesas: Bs.1k Ca~ns- m~res; blaek sad whIse Spsets, Mar.Aasi's kaaem I hresa, Ne D ia 5a; White and Blas Maekassxs RiaRAeis, DntEa, ee saP-r-tmill'A Whisasy. ss. i: received aaa Eas sase by
 Juiy 71- wM B WAIT.
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Iaseefs.. taAssfk.. :. LaaeeEs ..

rTNHE undersigned. haytpg fsiafned ssssd setfsed x Pssmsansnsy Ia tho city sf Liafls ksck, rs- speesaigy tsaasn Ais service. thess whs sssy ss .afsrtsasss te bs Nl1seis9 gtth tAas asssdfss seosfxs kaasa ss CANCER. sna wsss@aas ears ia every iaslzsee, CT 50 vsy- Appie@issss fssss ssstssse sas bs promptly assseAed tsl
 He has ga sxtsaz3s~ lkzt sf essfzaezaes ef eases performed by Ais sraedsess ~Asrh Aa wf1i ks el<sseA ts exksbA to fhoss wkS usay fasi i1tzresssas
 An interview may he S~4 by sggsyisg st fss Aad kam ssgssas. aF,-saAirs- j. !. THOMPSON.
 Aax. A. isfy.
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C5ursssa<kef tA< Press ia -IiassnE.-s4 II anybody wan,s aa ssiit.ea rsper pahlssAe9 lA the SssEa, weaia adslse them to sahscTibe ts the Alabama Asgss'' Soatssra AfcSEd<r. s -sn aayhsdy wants 10 sahseribe b a paper edited hy a--si fsoi, we weaid Ftsrs then 'o sht Soaihesu ReeoFaer. fAiaAams .1sEus.
 Oid but gesd.
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fFSom tSe LovtEvigs pzzocvsi Additional Foreign yews. T.Hnurnake4 kram Hnnaarr e Pnria.

fFrem t4e k1wfrus1e pszaeyaa Additional Foreigu Eews.
 TTsssyr@SAed frsm Hsns4ry e Psris.l
 Nav YoKK, Sept g. The Friday svenisg @ La Fre~ss~ states thaa the eaPiasiasisn of G~orEey s to be afsriSSsea te the iBtsrFeatsos of tie Edgiisa Agent, and taas the terms sf saFren6er were arrsBgee and ciscasaee al Wrs~sw durisg tbe last journey thst Prince swart EeRbafg made ie that city. This sabnszSsS&. ssy- the La Preszs. is consequently neither esse esefs 6os ea s.~gais. baf the result of uegesla- i,ss skilfassy eosaacied by Gr-as Bfifais ts sase Hpagsry from uneqHsi contest, and Ht the ssme tirHe to deprive Ahsir;a ef oeeapation and pFslopx ing her stzY beyond her swa fsSasier
 Fkaa4, AuE. 28-The EmPrreT refarned yes- teE3ay It wss expected that more detaiS ef Geor- gey sarresder woald transpire. Two proesana- lions were locked forward tg with interest st Si- cnsa. namely -Koss1th's resignation ia E4vss pE CeeFg-y. and letters sodreSsed ts the Hangarians. in which he eairssss them 10 lay eowa thcif il wss asesess to fght in ioss eaase. The cos- mon1eatioa between Hsngxry, Moray ia and Gali5eia is sow open. The Zeiiung states that large pars of Geosgsy's arEsy ebiisfed at sBce into the Aas- trian Soryice. 1t is tbosEht that eEssiest troops Wili be sdoeS to the Austrian army. il is again stated thai kosssfA. Me~sars, and Dembinski are safe in Turkey.
 The Grand Duke Mleharl, of Austria. is dead
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TAKE NOTICE

N IL p~sssas aFs h~raAy up4ss ! sss ssr sssstvs "A er ia aay nsaAnar iraia fer, es s1ks sa 4@siwaw,.s e Tsss sSiAswiSG 6ssefsbed aetse esr- rss~a Ay ss> ss Mary & Aashasy ns th~ easssaeras si~a fsr wissch .ssa sasss wers gss~s hes wkelky fse4 se- vi. Nsse fss e4Sa, pay~hss ths tstasy q Iaty lssS EAevea aoars sss Sfe9 s~eA, psysets re@y~eaivaty sa the Ia say ef tsesss~F. tst9, fe Ins ays e Jmmaary sud CcEeAnr. lssas she fss 2Aya ~ lnsas-y. Arvsa yaay sn4 Ocsea~F. iaSa Msass tbe Iss day~ sf kxa8ary asA Apsa. tSsa AE e sad aasra b~ax anse aAswt tAe sEGh Isnssry. lSt9
 Sept n. ISts. 7--l ~ JOHN HkoWN
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Coss q Pressasatasl S94ss@isAness,--Tke New York Sun. in commenting upsn the activity in the ship yards of that ely, speaks thas: 'acempiasts made bF ship baIicess t:4, our gevcraDeGi has not fszssred their basisess il should have deae. In eDaseqaens= q The delays tn niiisg sai the steamer uAsie@ Sssfss alter ske w2s ssA to the PsszsiaEs. tbs Prsssian gewerssasat has erdere.i fear xar sieznsrs be hniit fer theEa in EaglaAd They weasd have cssa in Nsw Ysrk $50 .ooe CT S300. .00e eacA eae." The Enxissa ministers are As dssareus ef preserving Pe.cssai relations wih tis AsrtheFn powers as GeBsrai Taytss sad hs eahiset: bat thsy think II no bfesch of nests1lisy ss permit tiaif ship basiders ts eensaraef aaa fl cal war fer sf the parties lately beiiig~eai on the chores ef the Baltic.
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lzttvrnpAsf c fAs fss 0risp.s Pseuyu.el
 FOREIGN NEWS.
-Gassr xsws bY sAe xlsxara.

BALrneux, Ssfurdsy, Ssga stA, ?. N
 The EaxgssA pspers rsosiveday fhs Ninrasa falsy csAkrm 0ss ssEssHdrr sf GserEey ss RasssA ans anBeasee tisas tbe ssrpgwse b nenssy ss an eed
 Rss< The Ceapea sf Cardinsls ut Rssns has dizxustsd the FreaeA Goearsuess, by iss srAftrasy PrOe>edssgs sna nstses hes scsa xssea ss tls Pes CssTE al Gassa sAat f sa insafrecsien ensae fran tsir tyfaasy. his heiaes must ne1 Isek fer ass to ths Frsssh zarFisoa- Moreover. siPas<A hns hs-a sens by shs RfsssS Cabinet ts Fias K. in wbich t is Iaested ii4a the reforms a5sated ky Franee Gaest be ~sePa~9s e thai she wi3 intf0dace tten heseif hy fsrrs n necessary regardless af the iatsF fsreaes of any eaiser power. The hoaor sf the Frrnch nzaiea dssnanSs the sderssen Of aacse re. GoruA asd lass Ministry vii caaas thesn ss De en- ferred hv the army Of e1eBpatios.
 The Pope has crestad Gep- OH6iaeI Dake with . psBsssn ef 5000 crowns . year,
 IVstgad---Tbs eFePs ia irsfand wsre sf the most satisfactory ehagscter.
 Qseea viessfs is about te Eraas pardon ts sll the Irish Pafssess
 Lsusypast Csfsss Msrff ---Tke oGieisl auetafjons are. uplsaas. Mobile ssxA .6Esesss 51k4.
 CeBsos ia Loadon elossd st the taissa dates ut S2a. to S2z.
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p pACoN, FLOUR, &es--f .h00 Iisx. Cssxr Siaes: KD casks extra sagar-cuved Hwsns;
 s' eosaEnsa eanwzssed Hams:
 l l" ssgar-cured DvSed Beef:
 Beet Tsaxnes; % kegs Ne. Lard;
 59 b5tsss Ohio ssp~rsns ftSar--sncnfssd. psr seesas-r " Bcaeen.T and fer sale ey Jaiy lT. -wM E. WAIT.
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RiRER. INI liA flRAx

1s GNs t3a ANV t1MUN.
 ' SMALL LOT or PRINTING PAPER 14 A ,. by 3. snehrs. and sseosfneas Of Ene CAP asN LETTER, rsisa and anrase4; ssno 2z dozen packs as PRINTERS CARDS. asssss-a sizes aBA esssSEs; asa fsw kegs ,oE Mzfhessss NEWS and BOOK INK, tos sale ss the
 APfsi ie. BANNER OFFICE IRON. CASTINGS. Ne. .aeo lbs. Bas Issn, \ iss Ia ss ts s.s
 7oo l5s- Band Isaa- to { by L.
 heG Ih~ Herse Shoe Irea;
 ee9 It's k0aad and Sqasse frsa. L to q,
 kaasiies Hoop EreB, 1 to q.
 fa sets Wages Boxes; Akijisss. kes x 8 sad q: Reasd Pofs- ]. ssd 70 zalisnss Odd Lkts; Eye Dogs; i.''e9 ihs. Gstion Yssz. rscsissd per .J s. Ger%oa.' ssd Ter sAis by
 Jaly 3 NM n WAIT T..kES Il GROCERIES ID sacks Rso CoEF@. ]. N 70 ahds sngsrs bbis poaaeress Sugar ;
 2 beas. Lasf sagsr, IF khls Mnissses. i9s ssxks szis; hsf hhfs Cfsek<yrses.
 boi. CaFrsssss IT hzskets Chsnpaxas. 7S s@z=s Ssss Csfssrs, 1xs besf Tmp~slsI IT. a.
 bais- Rice; toe~sh~f wfsb Issg~ sssass.assi sss Preserves; Ieasi-s: winsss Crdasis: .<kIes: Said osi srssiSh 0isses. &c., sss E<<sissa. pes fassp Penay wii sDd4es sae q sssy reduced pfiess sss Casa eouniFy pxoanrs. hy May !. JOHN D. ADAMS. "HTTE LEAD.-So krr. Pare whiss Lead. w ssesised sad fer n4ip " Aaxuss | VIM n. WAIT
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.HTTE LEAD.-51 kers Pare whas Lead. w see~sscd sad fer A4ip M
 Aagsst !. VIM D. WAIT ;.
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V r h ~ G GUU us.
 ID ECEfFED, per steamboat Cassen Flsms. lasxa A@ and tsshsesshie assortment ct Fsney sPRINss ssa SUMNER GO0DsY of the very newvst Styles and Patterns, io winch the 1sfesiioa of the Ladies and Genssmea of inc town and sieInssy ls sssiA.A
 ALSO-Aa extsassse sssck af ST APLE DRY GOoDs-si ef which wii be sold as shs Essxs, Prsess.- fspi l0l A- !. HuTT.
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WN0OEela Yarns.

also, have hand and shall keep the best asscrte
OF Yarns of every variety and color, and well su ~
with all kinds of EDGINGS, INSERTINGS, THLE {
PINS, TAPES, NEEDLES, &c., in short, every 81; c
usually Kept in Thread Stores. All of me above Gous
be sold at The lowest possible prices.
Remember the No. pa Main Street.
Sl9dwistt N. w. BATCHELDEl
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE,
-, A VERY convenient Cottage House. and abon
30 N two OF Land suitable for Building Lots,
. situated the west side of Grove Street, the
Cemetery. On the premises lie variety of young Fruit
Trees and a valuable we'll OF good water As the
present intends leave the city in the Spring he
will sell the whole part of the nd to suit the pur>
chaser. Those wishing pleasant tuaon will do well
te call and examine the premises.
Nov u.s. d3n* IsAIAH HOWES
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CHLOROFORM.
DIN. HARRIS, I54 Main Street, is prepared to
extract Teeth Without pain by the of this recently
covered substitute for EtIer-CHLoRoFoRM
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Worcester and Nashua Rail Road
SAVE THE TRANSPORTATION

SAVE THE TRANSPORTATION
TINE subscriber MANUFACTURES, and has constantly
i for sale, wholesale and retail, burning FIuld,
warranted superior quality as lou as con Dc 6oneh IN
Boston eise,ohsre-Also, CAMPllENE Also, just re
ceived lrcm the Mandatory, large assortment Of FLUID
LAMPS aud LAMP TOPS, which will be cold 10 Traders
on the most favorable TERMS N Oil Lamps ALTERED to
burn Fluid. II. AfkES,
Worcester Nov5. dwlawSmis 23o Main ~.
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ONE WEEK MORE.

OLNh wv IITA 1WURLs
account o. the nclemency OF the weather for the
~ ast week, we have concluded remain one week
longer mat all may have nm opportunity OF seeing
THE MOTH PANORAMA
OF Voyage from Boston to California,
commencing Monday Nav l2th,
AND EVERY EVENING DURING THE WEEK, and
on Wednesdl ami Saturday afternoons,
AT WALDO HALL,
Painted on 10000 superficial feet of Canvass and is be-
yond doubt the largest Panorama exhibited in the
united States. TINS beautiful and instructive OF
Art, compressed in four Mammoth Sections has abs bed
the time and attention of the Artist for the last months
WIN assistance AS painting, its prominent character
iscs are mastery decision bold effect in combined
and surprising variety The astonishing diversity
cry of every imaginable descriptions embodied in this Pans
Drama, is sure sooner later prove usually
attractive
Those who have an idea of going the far-famed Gold
Diggings aud those who have friends that gone will
have an opportunity OF seeing what there undergo
order TO obtain that which is the precious metals
Doors open at 7-Panorama commence moving precise
y at IT. aud IN The M doors open at 2 commence at
o'clock. Admission % cIs-chlldren hall price,
Nov 10. d5t
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Notice to Boot Manufacturers

N0LlCe 70 Boot ManufaCturers
THE subscriber having taken Shop over s. III.
L Store, corner Of Main and Soutobfidge Sts. i,
pared to TREE BOOTS, by the case or pair a n :,
notice. Having been constantly employed for fv, ~.
past in freeing Boots, most OF the time ON Cali an,
Is confident OF giving satisfaction all those wi
his services. OLIVER F. STERnl y
Worcester, Oct "a, l,r
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RENO WIZ.

cnO EATON has taken half the Store
%aTJM II. in connection with e. w. OLIvER's Furni-
III ID tue Ware Rooms M las MAIN SIT EET, cnrntr
a4t2SS"i Central street, will he found superior
WATCHES Silver Spoons-Tabe and Pocket Cutlery
CLOCKS, Je~eIry, and Ladies' COMBS in variety,
which will he sold cheap they he bought in this
CITY Persons wishing TO pnchaee will fad it for their
advantage o call, as they will lie OF good article
Cheap.
Also, Watches, Clocks and Jewelry REPAIRED CHEAP.
Boy Wanted.
The subscriber wants Boy learn the trade. One
ahont 6 years old would be preferred
Nov 10. dew w6t LEANDER EATON.
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LOST.

THURSDAY morning. Nov 9Th, '49 in coming from Bos.
ton Depot to orcester House, silver lever Watch,
F. B. Adams & Sons, makers, with gold curb chain
attached and the Initials S. A. engraved upon hack
Watch. Whoever has found the same and will leave IL
the Worcester House, with H. D. STONE. shall be
handsomely rewarded Worcester, NV 10.
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Ey ROSS's XpreSS forward all sorts OF
parcels and small through direct over the Worcester
nan Road to Newport, Fail RUer, Bristol and Wdrren.
Iuy2%' dWtf
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AUCTION.
Farm, Stock, and Farm Utensils,
And Furniture

AUCTION.
Farm, Stock, and Farm Utensils,
And Furniture.
On FRIDAY, Nov. 10th, at 10 O'Clock A. M
O. WILL be sold at Auction for CASH, all the
E1TT8 ~ personal property belonging to the sub.
H7T scr'ber, on the Farm formerly owl ed by
s-eE4~SzA Charles Emerson in SrERLING near George
HUI consisting OF pair of valuable OXEN, COWS,
liorse-l Buggy Chase, Ok Wagon, Lumber do. one
Cart Body Sleigh, OK Sled, PIouahs Cultivicr,
Horse Rake, Wht eb rrow, draught Chains, stake
90, Iron Bars ShOves, Hoes FORKS PotUoe Diggers,
n c. About ID tons English IIay-l00 bushels Poatoes
OF excellent qnaty-a large quantity of Uat Strsw-a
large number OF Chestnut and White Oak Timber Logs.
Also, al The FURNITURE in the House, consisting Of
Beds and Bed ing, Beseats Bureaus large number of
Chairs, Gard and lining Tables Time Piece. 81 etOard,
! sofa, Looking Glasses, Crockery ard Glass Ware,
COOKING STOVE, PsrlOr do together with large mum
Der "ner articles too numerous to men ion The above
VIII he sold without reserve to the highest bidder.
bss Also, at the same lime, the FARM con aiming
nEs about 100 acres excellent Land; about 81 or it
&z heavy Wood and Timber, suitable for the market,
and estimated TO be 40 Cords the acre. The Farm will
be sold subject to two mortgages, Of S0O0 and
OF $780, and interest accrued since February last and will
he sold for Cash above the mount named good
tile will he given the premises and ten days will be
allowed for the examination OF the records.
J. w MAYNARD.
ALBERT HOWE, Auctioueer.
Sterling, Nov 8, 1919. ni8d4twlt
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EDWARD .. MASON,
TEACHER OF THE
ORGAN, PIANO FORTE & VOCAL MUSIC.
No. Warren Hall, PearI-st.,
fano FOrtes tuned and any other business connected
WIN the profession will be promptly and faithfully
attended to, either in out of the City, on appi.
cation at his room.
June 81 dSw6u WORCES-ER