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HARDWARE.
ID RICHARDS, No. ii CHARITIES STREET, (successOr
IL. TO r. w. NlOntgOmery } ilp0rlerGhd N
Deaier IN Foreign and D0Hcstic HARD ~ r
P.ARE, offers for sale, on favorable terms,
''' 4Oj tons Sweies American and English Iron ass'd;
800 bdis. English, American and Russian Sheet, Hoop
and Band Iron;
5000 10 RrlZers' Copper assOrtedi
500 10 Block and Bar Tin;
1900 kegs Weymouth Nails;
200 tons Hollow Ware Ca5tlngs-fOts, Ovens, Spider
Skiets, Fre-d0ss, etc.;
Cotton aud Wool Cards;
Anas' and Rowian1's Spades and ShOvels;
OK. Log Trace, Hitler, Col and Cane Carrier Chains
Cotton and Cane Hoes, Poughs, Corn Shelters, ETC.;
Sad irons Patent Balances, Brass Kettles;
Tin and Japanned Ware, Hook and Plate Hinges;
RellOws Anviis, Eises, Smiths longs;
Locks OF an kinds, Sliding Door Furniture, etc.;
Feulsrs AndirOns, Fine Sets;
Strenbs celebrated Patent Burr Stone Corn Mills;
ToceiheT with every variety of goods usually found in
Hardware Store, Tor sale very low. mhl3 lml6mW
o g. owns, Attorney Gad Counsellor al Lem Mans
>. $50 Parish, La, will practice in the Dsre,
Cow d. rr7 %. Fftointochss, Sabine, de Soto an 4
a.. s. Fec. ." Attorneys OF the 10Th and ilth
'.. roo ap6 lyW
..r.tE., - -,s., Cotton Factors and Commission
! usrChants n ., "a OldLIeVee, Newt Orleans au4IyW
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A q. AlNSN ORTIZ, JTOT.4RY PUBLIC MN
n. COMPASSIONATE or DEEDS for e0erg STAR
z az UatoR.. .PvBLIC OFFICE-So: 81 CAMP sT4SEEr
NeWbT son7. Re. commissioned 1850 by Gov. Wake
~ Residence and Private Office at No o. Julia
street, where appointments be made tor business of
confidential nature.
So DenositiOns taken Accounts Prob2ted, Deeds AMI
Mortgages Drawn, and all Documents and Instruments OF
Writing Prepared and Authenticated for Use and Record IN
any uar OF the lSlTED STATES.
So Name and Other protests particularly attended n
nd all of General Average Partial Loss correctly
stgfeI NJ rfumpi!y arrH1Est. NH ~
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ST. Louis, Mo-, July 6. 1875.
Dear SIR bout week since, while working at trade,
cut my in very bad and dangerous way The whole
BIT of the adze entered the top Of my foot rust below the IN
step. The wound began nane and coinued 80 to dc
until became much alarmed. used British Oh, incturf
ofMyh and several adhesive pastes but all 10 no Purpose
then commenced the use Of
DAIl,EH'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR,
and in less than ten minutes the pain and inflammation began
10 sUhside, and has entirely left me-. . -
| can confidently recommend Daley's Magical Pain EX
tractor as being superior anything have tried lOi
removing pain or Inflammation. m
am shp-carpener by trade and shall be willngto
tfy to the virtues of the Save all times when
reside franklin Avenue, at No. i5l where can give any
'ii''iH"l''4 "s''eu JEFFERSON NJ BISHOP.
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T"ns, FreckIes, sunburn, and all Erup.
tf0na nj he IA

n Gsy be ss1S snd gsT,Rs1sy removed BY the Of the
Cos netc Il Indispensable requisite to every sdys toilet I
effects the skn and Complexion perfectly For
sale price 70 per bottle, GUIOSis
- corner st Charles nd Canal stress.
Importer Of tnsFancy AEheet Puagry Sporting Articles
~ This Lotion says all irritation oceaonsd By the bite Of
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CERTIFICATES AND TESTIMONIALS
OF the Most URdoubted Character
from all parts q the Country, could be given, sufficient to
till every column of this paper!
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PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY UF
HARTFORD, ct.
INCpRPpRATED 1895.
~CAPIT L, Z 500, 900. II
DIV. CLARK, President.
WIN. CONNER EFqrafaTv

FIRE, MARINE AND RIVER RISKS.
yv,r,r No. % Camp street.
hE enc ersgned having been appointed Agent place
- o. 1: a. Adara Esq.,, resigned) of the above old and
4nu iaSoIapy known Company, prepared insure,
INLAND RISKS. 1880 ~
All losses will be prmpy settled here or maid in HsTtfoYd
Conn, at the option Of the insured - "
RISKS ON LIVES elso taken in thu Ns,y Yo,k Iffa
Insurance Company.
CHAs. C. LATHROP, Agent.
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. organs, end nyigoratng the entire system.
,{ Als6, in EITs. CRAMP, PARALYSIS and PALSY,
llGSPEPSlA OR INDIGESTION, RHEUMATISM,
tiitAAGQ, DEAFNESS. NERVOUS TREMORS, PAL.
HIlPATloN OF tue HEART, ,APOPLEXY, NEU,
LAYER IIXnEiRE COMPLAINT. SPlNAI. CoMPLAiNT and
HHRpATuRE OF THE SPINE, HIP COMPLAINT
!liSEASES OF THE KIDNEYS, DEFICIENCY OF
f{ERxQuS AND PHYSICAL, ENERGY, AND ALI.
NERVOUS DISEASES, which Complaints arise from one
}T mlggis oagse01amely, 81 4 DERaNGE-NENT OF
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H. = Packet steamer CALIFuRAIA- Fol-
ssiiEsi3H BlLUAI, wa Bay st, Louis, Pass Christian,
and Mississippi City.-1he and splendid
iS3w pressure steamer CAnlFQRNiA, Capt. Il. F.
bnslLn BUN expressly Tor the Lake trade, with superior
EVERY MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY
mornings. arrival Of the 10 O'Clock cars; and on
SATURDAY Evenings, on the arrival of the 5 O'Clock
cars Re- qrning, leaves Biloxi or every SUNDAY,
"a .EnnES gents \ Al pInra
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oonss In the tact that they and
Ppcat0R IN place OF the usual mode of dragging and phys
licking he patient, ill exhausted Nature hopeesy under
the nihcion They strsHgtheB The Uhois sgsten eqaail.
tqe CIRCULATION Of the HOod promote the SecrstiORS and
Gber 90 the slightest iJUry under any circumstances
s'lnCe their Introduction into the United Staes only three
ears since; more than 60OOO persons, including all ages
classes and conditions, among which large number OF
5ldes who are peculiarly subject Nervous COmplains
Nd'e Oeen En'hely and Permanently Cured
when all hope OF relief had been given up and every thing
else been tried in VAN
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DALLEY's PAIN EXTRACTOR.

put we shall suJOH few testimonials OF its value seegtef
from the thousands n cur possession from all part tn
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-04-21

very fact OF their election ample evidence Of their
merits and talents. But have known Mr. McClernand
for nearly eight years. during which he has been in Con-
gress, and happy to say thai he has exhibited
talents and capacities OF high order. as his constantly
increasing reputation, and the eminent position which he
occupies at the head Of the Committee on Foreign
Relations OF the House OF Representatives, abundanty
attest His standing in the honorable body Of which he
is member is sufficient reutaiion Of all the calum.
MES which his freeso opponents may heap upon him.
and high compliment TO the intelligence of the const
uency which honors him with its confidence.
But the abolionis OF the Tribune is not content with
his assaults upon Mr.. McClernand. Mr.. Harris, The
young and talented member who captured the only whg
stronghold in Illinois, comes in for share OF the wrath
Of the Tribune writer Mr. Harris has been in Congress
but portion Of session yet he has exhibited talents
and qualities of the highest promise. and which suif.
GENTLY account for his victory the wing citadel OF
his State carrying it against odds OF $500 votes
The certainty that he will win position here which will
reflect honor upon himself and his constituency and thus
make him still formidable antagonist for his pc
ical enemies encounter. suspect, is the real cause
why he has been singled out with Mr.. Mcclernand for
assault by the Tribune writer We feel that il is un
necessary for to step into the field defence Of these
gentlemen They able to cope with their foes who
and whatever they may be, and wherever they may
be found
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There an administration which was so des-
u,e Of consistency influence. and power as the pres
ent The President is utterly unfit for the duties OF his
Office and his Secretaries are unable 10 supply his i'm
Projections BY their experience talents and energy.
The whole to have no fixed opinions TO
guide lis The General does not appear to know
his own mind for fourand twenty hours together He is
reflects the hues Of every surrounding object He is de-
termined to avoid all responsibility for the Wilmot
Provso les, il might expose the fraud by which be was
elected But, other respects he is as capricous
the wind. Ask Mr. Marshall, and he will assure you
that the President is for establishing territorial govern
ments for Utah and New Mexico Ask Mr. Truman
Smith, aud he will tell you that the President is Tor The
admission OF California alone as State, but against all
territorial governments. Inquire OF Mr. Toombs, and he
would probably have told you, two weeks ago. that Gen.
Taylor would ultimately throw his executive weight
into the scale Of territorial governments. Ask Mr.
Toombs now. and he would probably tell you that the
wind has shifted found. and that this necen, cabinet
will not permit the President to express single bold
sentiment that is calculated TO settle the question and
still the tempest OF excitement.
Is not this position OF the executive department shane
full and contemplated Would the First Washington
have acted thusi Would he not have come boldly for.
ward and recommended some decisive measure TO Con.
gress TO give peace TO our ag,ated land, Is General
Taylor utterly destitute of moral courage and OF pubic
SPIRIT that he dares not utter word 10 pacify the
countryi
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In analysing the politics and position OF the members
ofihe selec, committee in yesterdays paper we re-
versed The relations Of the parties partly from an error
one OF the EDITORS and partly Of the compositos TbeR
are upon that committee seven wings and sir democrats,
viz Messrs Clay Bell Berrien, Cooper, Mangan, Phelps,
and Webster, wings;
And Messrs Bright. Cass, Dickinson, Downs, King,
and Mason, democrats.
ana rom The slaveholdng States seven; ard from the
non-slaveholding States six. viz,
Messrs Clay, Bell, Berrien. Downs. King. Mangum,
and Mason. from the slaveholdog States;
And Messrs Fright. cass Cooper. Dickinson. Phelps,
and Webster, from the non-s.aseholding States.
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THk Fesr % the World, or Lsvirg for Appearances.
- ~ me hrothers MAYHEM. Price rs
Abbous Lie Of Mary, Queen of Scots.
Nvune nith Hunei England, ciosh, 20
upon publication. * -
Lseys Book and Graham Magazine regularly
i"n'e"stey upon puhhcston. For
-. TAYLOR a MAURy'S
AZ" BOOKSTORE, Ninth street.
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hsvs taken the trouble TO ascertain the appropriations
heretofore made for this branch OF the public service
during period OF ten years, commencing in $780, and
s,ronriston bs, ~ E
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As removed his ohce Of i4h street
ana avenue where he viii b happy serve his
cizen IN the notaa All the government
~ ageu PENSIONS haIfpay claims ali other business
e presence o. attorney viii al
- oe aHended 70 with fidelity All
ID. O.. '-' - - ~ - - - n - 80
Apl0-Iy
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CALIFORNIA.

CALIFORNIA.
ONCE the news by the last Ste Irner, the PATENT
y DEEP w TER, RIVER ED, GOLD BORER, need
only be named. to bring sold hunters 10 the
California Depot, 1 1 Park Row, N. Y ork,
buy il Tor SIS Those who want them by wholesale,
must give lew days notice Also. the Patent wonder
working, GOD SaUus, r. Ash Pan, warranted wash
and saUs times much god the common n,
or 81. ARNOLD BUFFUM.
New York Nov 8, DIV
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Prime Fish for Family use.
MANY PERSONS
Paper EIangings.


THE bScrber offers for the Fall Trade exte sve
4 as rtiaent Of PAPER HANGlNGS of the very best
NJ AxERIcNH NANVEAGTukE, which all Builders Land,
birds amt theirs wishing OooD ARTICLE will find for
Their to examine before purchasing elsewhere
D Particular attention given putting all kinds
Of ipe,s, AT SHIRT notice.
Ware House, Eos TER STREET, (be,ween MAR Street
IN on, Norwich. and Nashua r DAD Depot,
Worcester, Oct 10 ID u. NEWTON
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J0sEN REsETON EARLE,
EDIToR AND PROPRIETOR
TERMS.
The price ofTHE DAILY SPY THREE DOLLARS pc
snhum or SEVENTY FIVE CENTs quarter If paid sirc
THE MASSACHUSETTS SPY
s Published @eekY at Tie Office. TERMS 81 rs in
.nyarce ar 8 20 # nor naid in advance
s-e--.-ssz-.-s--.--->szzs-.-s.s
Norwich and Worcester Rail Road.
70 E! l1 ! 80 81
VINTER ARR4NG EMEET.
TuE Trains of Passenger Cars and after the 9Th Janu
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS.
Leave Worcester at 1880 am. and 40 pm.
Arrive at Norwich at 100 and 100 pm.
Leave Norwich at $50 am and $50 pm
Arrive in Worcester at 9.45 am and $50 pm.
sJEAMROAT TRAIN will leave Worcester at 6. IS M,
and arrive at Norwich 842 pm. REruRNING-leave Nor
wch arrival of Steamboats, and proceed direct to Wor
ceSter and Boston without change of 1The Train
will stop at Danielsonvile.
The 1870 am. train from Worcester in connection
with all the Railroads that terminate in w, also
with the N. London and Hartford RR at Norwich
The 430 pm train from Worcester runs from all the r.
Roads that terminate w. except the Prov w. also
takes passengers Way Stations for n London g. N York
The $50 train from Norwich connection with
all R.R. trains that leave Worcester the morning
me $50 pm train runs in connection withth Hartford
and n London r. Road and delivers passengers those
places in Boston the same evening.
FREIGHT TRAINS leave Worcester at Ct am, and
Norwich at 81 a.m.-(Daily, Sundays exCepted)
% EXPRESS EREIGHr leaves Boston II M. arriving in
New York next morning
All Baggage must be delivered to the Baggage Master
other authorized to receive it before the Passenger
takes his scat III the
Baggage will not be taken to nClnde money merchandise
nor other articles than those of personal use and when of
higher value than Fifty Dollars notice must be given of that
ac and an extra price paid or the Company will not hold
lflabe beyond that amount.
No baggage permitted in the Passenger Cars
no smoking permitted in the Passenger Cars or Depot.
Passengers must procure Tickets the Station Offices
JOEL W. WHITE, President
Jan a. GwIf n. d w. r. r.
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HORSE SHOOTING
COAL-C0AL,
IN So En DEER T0N

AT SA,5 PEES HON!
THE BLACKSTONE COAL MINING COMPANY are
working veins of Coal at greater depth than last
year The quality OF Coal produced is much superior to
that heretofore and offered the citizens of Worcester
so per ton delivered Much prejudice existed against
this Coal last year from the want OF proper care in breaking
and screening it, and from the soft quality of coal then mined
These objections removed by its increased hardness
and by the attention which is given to delivering the Coal
well broken and screened
Persons unacquaned with the quality of the Coal orwho
have unfav impressions with regard to it, referred
to Mr.. AARON BILLEG Stove Dealer Nos. "a 26 FRONT
STREET Mr. B. has burned for two years and can explain
its pecularities
~ Orders solicited at the Company's Yard foot of Ply
MOUTH STREET. or A. BILLING, Nos. "a 26 FRoNT-sr-
opposite City Hall, Worcester.
FEB 7. diff A. ELLIOT, Agent.
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DaguerreOtVnes

THE subscriber respectfully mlofms his old friends and
/ customers that he has returned to his old stand
1856 Main-street,
where he would We pleased wait upon all who may favor
him with their patronage. lie invites all to call and examine
his specimens, partculy those OF the Hou Judge Coamar
Post Master General of the United States and Gen Phelps,
President of the Massachusetts Copper Mining Comps y,
whose Dagueroype he has had the pleasure of taking dur
ing his visit in Vermont.
N. B. Pictures taken in less time and more HfeIrke than
any other room in ,hs city.
Worcester, Sept 25. d VIM. II. GILMORE.
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Rev Express kia q.
Blgelow's Boston s. Worcester Express,
Quer The Uorceefer and Vosksn nnd

BlgeioW's Boston * Worcester Express,
ssgsss-. oUer the Worcester and Nashua, and
sees5ss1-11see..zsSS Fltehbarg Rail Ree4s.
He subscriber has commenced running an
- 4 Express Car the above Roads, Tor the
safe Transmission
Packages Bundles Bank Notes Specie and Merchandise
generally, Three Times each way Daily.
Note bra Is and Bills collected, and all business eIecnt
ed with dispatch and cheap by any other Express
DIFFERENTIATION House, Worcester; and Rail Road
Exchange, Court Spare, Postum.
Orders received at Hutchinson Co 5 bookstore, II
Main Sd. and The Ticket Office Lincoln So
Jason TEMPLE, / m.sar,o-s
l.. c. BARDwgLL,
l.. BIGELOW. Proprietor.
This Express connects at Grotou Junction with
RigeIoW's Great Northern Express,
For Townsend, Peterborough New Ipswch Mason Vii
age, Nashu shirley, lunenbnrg, LeeminsIef Fchburg,
Westminster, Ashbnrnham, Gardner Bald winville Roy
llsun Aihe Orange, Wendal Erv ns, Mont. North.
field, Greenfield, Ms, Vernon Bratieb0ro'Vl., Wnchen.
ion Fi'z William Troy, Keene, Bellows Falls, Charles
town, Ciareinont, H., sprnefeld Windsor, Rocking,
aam, Barlonvs, Chester, Procursvle, Cayendsh Lud>
low RulanG MiddleburS, Vergennes ana Burlington, Vt.
March 10. DIFF
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IE0MARD'S
Boston and Worcester Express.
.EYIE subscriber continues to ran THE EHs
fF19Isss 1 PRESS between Boston and WOrceBtsr, foH
SSssss+s the safe transmission of Packages. bundles,
--S--@ Rans Mates specie, and Merchandise generally
Three Tires each way Daily
Particular attention g,cs paying, collecting and me-
gotaung tes drafts, bins, and purchasing and selling
merchandise, produce, etc.
All packages ms; be directed to his care.
The subscriber alone responsible for property entrust
ed "a his care and M risk assumed by the Boston and
" Worcester Rail Road Company.
p,rktges by this lire forwarded from Worcester to
s,c Newbnr, port, Taunton, Fall River, and New Bed
ford; a!sn to Portland, and all parts of Mcine.
,.e.s free for goods he returned by this Express
tsrricrA-IiARNDGE e. cos. O1flce Court street,
Rrstna, II KNIGHTS HAT STORE, 1o3 Main 81.
y 3. g. LEONARD
~, Ok 1oA, DIFF
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CARPETS,
AND
FURNISHING GOODS,


UR Spring orders Of Carpets have nearly all come
to hand, and comprise of the handsomest patterns
we have ever offered. The assortment now consists Of
Rich Tapestry,
Super thread English Brussels,
Imperial Three Ply,
Super English Kidderminster.
Ertra Super and ,Ne5ium Iagrain.
4, ., and Sd Canton Mating,
Sheet OIL CLOTHS, from to IS feet wide.
lo-1, II A. 1874 and 1874 Lancaster Allendae and Impe
rial QUITS and COUETERP1NES, for sale at retail,
| at the lowest wholesale prices
SnrtaIn and Upholstery Goods, consisting
OF Rich Damask, in Blue Buff, Gold Crimson and other
colors; Turkey RED coHonS Muslin and Lace Embroder-
ed Curtains in rich designs Oil Coors Printed and Plain
Cotton and Linen Curtains Curtain Fixtures Weighted
Tassels Curtain Bands and Pins Gilt Cornice etc etc
TABLE LlNENS-A capital assortment of Satin
and silesa Damask Table Cloths from Ga to 1914 Tabe
Daas by the yard, ola superior make and very durable
Bfo0n Linen Damasbs; and superior Brown
Damask TABLE CoGERS, all sizes and qualities.
Brown and Bleached Damask NAPKINS and DOYIIEs,
various sizes and qualities.
Embossed and Rich Printed Wooden TABLE COYERS
in great variety Plaid Turkey Red and Toilette Table
Coverings.
u Birds Eye DIAPERS Russia and Scotch DIAPERS,
Bleached and Brown Sheetings, of every desirable
make, IRON 81 to yards wide Tickngs, Burlaps, ETC.
Pure Live Geese Feathers.
We offer superior quality of Feathers put up by our.
Selves which we can therefore warrant entirely unaduter-
aed and in every respect strictly prime article. u The
money refunded in all where they do give the pur-
chaser entire salts faction.
n. B. We employ neat and tasteful UPHoI-
sTERER, to make and put down Carpets hang Drapery Cur
tans, or do any other business in this line best man
neT, at reasonable prices.
HENRY II. CHAMBERLAIN & co.
March 90. DIV
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FRUIT TREES, sc,

aExNs k'RU1I TREES, sc.
SssssfrSS THE WORCESTER NURSERY
75sgsYe4SE S now well stocked with a large variety
Of the best sorts Of Apples Pears, PIums
-~Tesz---~ Cherries Peaches, Apricots, Necarines'
ounces, English GOoseberries Choice Strawberries Dutch
Cnranis Antwerp and other Raspberries Grape Vines SC
u This Nursery is of the largest Massachusetts
and The collection Of Fruits cultivated in it embraces nearly
all the varieties OF established reputation; and the Poprie
tor IS constantly adding such kinds possess superior ex
ceence and are worthy of cultivation in this climate
~ The collection of STANDARD and DWARF PEAR
TREES extensive, and includes all the varieties now
much cultivated
ALSO-a great variety of
ORNAMENTAL TREES AND SHRUBS
Basam FRS, Norway Spruce and other Evergreens Scotch
Larch European Mountain Ash, Horse Chestnuts Weep-
ing Willows Linden and Tulip Trees, Honeysuckles and
most other varieties suitable for this latitude and esteemed
for their beauty
o. Arbor Vita, Buck Thorn Privet, &c, for hedges.
fine collection of ROSES, PEONIES, DAHLIAS,
BORDER FLOWERS, &c, &c.
Asparagus Roots, Rhubarb Pie Plant, &C.
GARDEN and FLOWER SEEDS, in great variety.
BUDS and SCIONS of large variety choice fruit can
also be furnished Also, DRIFTING WAX of superior
quality.
II EARLY CABBAGE ard TOMATO PLANTS, suit
able for TRANSFORMING
CATALOGUES furnished to all who apply Orders
promptly attended to- and Trees &c. packed go safely
any distance. SAMUEL II. COTTON
Worcester, Sd mo. 5. dw6w ProprietOT
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SWISS GINGHAMS,

40 INCHES WIDE-One case just received by
nv March Is. IL. IL. CHAMBERLAIN & co.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-04
Boarding and Day School in Sh ep-
herdstaWn,

MIS-. E. w PHELPS viii reopen her sycHnos1
IN est Monday tke l6is d Sspiem5er Her eenrss
III Instruction embraces all the branches rlsn.iis
auglt in the BEST Institutions lfisihe efIsr9 s,R
aim " Mss, PHgLPs, that each Pupil Committee ~
her should posses every advantage of aconire
inent thaFiiy schools present She IS careful 10 S
ieurs accomplished associate Teachers She lsberl
eoastanty ID eer school, believing il necessary ~
general success. in school that The Pyincihah
should be acquainted with the tendencies anao1sl5
ties Of each Individual mind Much attention a
paid g History Eaeh child puTsues a systematic
course OF historical k9liRg
II Weekly Cemrosisiens are required The older
gals are frequently feqpired, as weekly EXERCISE
% make Abstracts from our hest British (fsss;c
such p Milton, Shakespeare, sc The relSgidus
instruction Of the Papilss t. whSch all oEheT iI-
sSFuelions shoaid be subsidiary is attended 10 -L
Opportunities are Constantly occurring In the course
4 Of Instruction thai an earnest Christian Teachdr
viii use lpr the infcSioH Of eora bireligSoas truth
Some Of the Older girls are members OF asweekIy
Bitle elass, eondaelssi by the Rev, O. w. Andrexs
4 Terms: kf
Board i Tuition for The Scholastic year. Sio50 do
4 Tai8on n every English BEanSh. 5000
\ Children under II yeaFsoi age, $500
. Ffeaehs 1900
J Latin. ~ l300
FssnsAaha La,ip, tuhen bota are learnedl iseo
Afasie, 800 1000
4 hrawipgtand Painting, l2e0
4 I9 portion 10 Be paid in advance.
August 90 1850