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SSlra. How YlasoG

\. l.. CORNER OF KING AND MARKET SrRsrs,
CHARLESTON. :. c.
Has received by recent arrivals and now
opening, large nnd complete assortment Of
Foreign and American Dry Goods. to which H..
would invite the attention oc those visiting
(hnrlrRtun.
French COLI, Muslins. new and beautiful de.
signs, 70 Printed Lawns.
=, orgnnJi"s, plain, slrp'l and chcc'd,
Black and white.
Printed 1'arrg.s. plain and roIorcd Ginrhnms
'hambrays, cold Silks, silk Tissue, etc. etc
EVSlitc Goods.
lawns. Linens, Jacnnct. Book and Swiss Mus
ms, Piain Fancy, checked and striped Cam
Long Ci"hs, all prices aud qualities
Hsncl Goods.
Shcc'inss. pamasks. Napkins. Table Covers
scotch and Russia diapers. g. T.. Diapers
White slate and colorc'l Linen Drills, superior
make ami finish.
'Ecn's Wear,
Broad Cloths, Black Blue, Brown. Olive
and Green colorcd tnsimnarr.,s Twi,t and
plain Summer Cloths Mcrino iincr,s. bran
ID Etc's, DC. &c.
Hosiery and Gloves.
Black. white and cold kih. silk. Lisl,
Thread, ani Cotton Gloves
Very large assortment. Of black, While and
cold Cotton and Silk Hosiery for Ladies,
Gents. and Children.
Laccs and EdGings.
\ complete assortment OF Inbin., and Fancy
Laccs, Cambria Edgings ar'i lnscr'inss.
FaifOr's Goods.
4 full supply Of Black silk Sergcs. Satin
Ncstings, Fig'l and Fancy Ycsings, Whit.
Butt nndco!orcd Narcotics, Canvass Padding,
NicganS. Silrccas, nil Culu.s sewing Silk-
Twist, Buttons. &c, DC.
Together with
Bales Cotton Osuabirg~, Brown Shiriinr.
an! Shro'inss; Cases Bcached Shirting-, al
qualities and prices.
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Sale under Mortgage,

The Subscribers will offer for sale to
the highest bidder at Sumter Court House,
on Sale day IN May next, two negroes Fred.
Grick and Chloe.
Also
On Tuesday, (5tI, May) at defcnJan,'s g
wcs'dence will be sold, wagon, buggy and
h,rncss, s head Of cattle, household and
kitchen furniture, aud plantation utensils,
to iorclose a mortgage made to them by
Th"o lore Brailsinrd.
DAVID ST. p. DUBOSE.
JAMES II, FIELDER. j
fStS# John LtFEIDER.
~set, RHO MASW. BRIGGS
HpriI l3h, 1850 25 81
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Shoes,
NOTICE.

:, Al persons having claims against the
Estate OF David +. Wyles, deceased, viii
present the same properly attcstod 10 T. NJ.
Anderson, Esq, my Attorney for adjust
mont-Ail persons indebted TO the same
arc rcquee'e, TO make immediate payment
to the same person, at his Office in Sum
tcrvilc.
MARY A, WYLES, AdD.'r.
Dec. 26, 1910. ts
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S. 9,
Spring Of 1861

ob4 41AS VI lO0JH
". G. DANGRoFT.
ae1ss-t,nd s5sS King slteet,
4 now rs"niying and otfers 10 purchasers al
DRi GOODS, who may visit the City one OF
III.
EIrgcSs Stocks Of Fsirh and
Dcs@rsahlc GnOtls
ever exposed in Charleston Iiaymg made OK.
trnsirc arrangements for SPRING SALES he
confidently invih.s purchasers Ia his stock ns il
Is unusually ntlucuve embracing ali the Va.
rictirS Of New al.i
Elcgan, Silks, hu.!t black anl colurrl:
t.r":adn"s, Silk Mnslins, Tissucs
l'n RACES, both plain and printed;
GinghamS. nIn.iiam Nlusln,. Prints.
tlptccas. BombAZinrs. Chaivs;
EmbTuiicri"s Of various styles
Evening Dress Goods IN variety OF style and
fabric;
Willie Goods Of all the variuus qualurs;
Elegant rare, Lace, Silk ana Muslin Sl.awls
ana Nantes;
Linen and Linen Fabrics;
Hosiery. Gloves and Under Vests. tSik, Me.
Tino and Cuiiou):
Embroidered. Reverb stitched and pi,i. ii
Icu Cam'ric ll.lkfs in rrra, variety;
-AI.SO-
Goods i,r Gents Wear in all ,'r leading st, les
oiN "ol:n NM! Cotton Fabrics
--iIso
y most complete assortment fall the heavy
COTTON !I1Tics tor Plantation u>r, together with
large stock ot bicarhc;i uni Brown Dun,cs-
tics, CoiorrI Co!ions etc etc
Purchasers can always depend uvon finding
the newest les oigooIS imported. n an agent
i always IN the Nlnrkc, 10 supply us with The
most fashionable Goods
Ia word, the stock will bc found 10 en-
brace nearly every article in the Dry Goods
line and will bc Offered al the
LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES.
\ B.-!lc has made large additions Ia his
Wholesale Rooms and will b. prepared to OF.
ter Merchants an unusually attractive stock
and invites the attention al Nil who wish .n
purchase Goods III Lon Prices for Cash or
mOmti FG1.
Feb. 1880.
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Merchants Hotel,
BY sTEEN 81 DIVER.
Corner of King and Socicty.s,rrcts

V"'IIur III NIhg nhu Sociciy.slrecls,
CHARLESTON, Q. q.
lhis Hotel, si,untcd in the business part Of the
city, oilers every desirable comfort and conyen
fence TO the Travelling Community, and Perma-
ncnt Boarders. The establishment is conducted
strictly on temperance Principles. TcaMs
MODERATE.
an Omnibus md Carriage will attend the
Si"Hmhoat Wharf, and also TO the Rail Road
Depot, for the accommodation OF Passengers,
Feb. - 1850 lv
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We should all be estimated by the
Work We actually do; not by what We
intend, or project, Or may be suppos.
cd capable of accomplishing; for "thc
end Of mans life is an Action, not n
Thought, however noblc.'
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TEACHER WANTED
Tol THE
Bradford Springs Female
3Gi9sGlGGag
e., S,,n,lc,, Enssfrssrf

I'd F5NEHHsNE NVHosH ~
The Board OF Trustees OF the above In
s,im;o desire 10 engage tho services "I u
lady compo,cn, TO give instruction in the FOL-
lowing branches-viz: Drawing, Painting
in Oil and NFutnr Co!ors. WaX-wo-k anil
Shel-work. For such, n sa!rrv OF 500,
(w;h board &c. } is Offered. Omoa!,o com
potent 10 give instruction or the Guitar, and
in Ornamental NrcG!c-worlk, would be pre-
ierrcd. Applications lob. addressed, (ios'-
paitNto
d. i. McI,AURlN.
S,untorvi;lc, s. G. Marcli l3. 20 At
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South Carolina Sumter Dist.
E IN EQUITY. ssss
In the matter of $f
Mary O. Heriot, BILL

viii be sold at Sumter Court House, On
on SALE DAY in May next, and if not
then sold, will be offered at each subsc-
9nent Sale Day until sold, the following
Negroes. to.wit: Twclvc-Three women,
one boy and eight children.
The terms OF sale are, one.third Cash.
the balance on credit of one and two years,
with Interest from day ofsalc. The pur-
chaser to give Bond and Personal Security
and Mortgage of tho negroes for the pay
ment of the credit part.
The purchaser paying for all necessary
papers.
BY order Of the Court,
JOHN Is. MILLER, Com'r.
Sumtervil!c, 10Th April, 1850. 25 st
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SH ERIFE0.y SALES.


By virtue of s,ln,lry Executions to me
directed, will be sold at Sum;ar Court
House, on The first VI nihy and day follow
ing ing y Nay nHNi VI ln;a h"Hr> q! ss4te,
the h'ghest f18@r inr Cash, the iul.owing
property Purchasers to pay fer Titles
One tract of 80 acres of land
i'll Clarendon. nhioiung lands of Ilon,v
Hudnall, CT al, levied upon rs the properly
Of John w. Rdgcway, nj the suit Of Brown
& Stone
d negroes, levied on as Il G
property ofC. ID. Gavir, a, the suits of Brown
d Stone. llascltinc. Walton & Co., and :.
5, Farrar and John II. Rcnckcr.
| tract Of l27 acres Of land
in Clarendon: adjoining lands Of II. J. Man
ming and W. w. S,ukcs. and where defend
ant lives, levied on rs the properly of Jon c.
Graham, AT the suit Of II. Lynn
dS0 acres Of land, more or
less i'll Clarcmont. and whcrcon defendant
lives, adjoining lands of J. VI. Pitts, i mules,
3 horses, colt 20 head of sheen. lot OF.
stock hogs, LOT cattle. Plantation tools, 3
wagons, carriage, buggy, house nn! kit
chen furniture, corr. iohdcr, peas, set bInck-
smiths tools. cction gin, lot bacon and lard,
one saddle and hrillc Land tu b, sold a,
Sumtrrvillc Oh Monday: tho horses. mules.
and other stock; &c. To be sold al the resi-
d"ncc of defendant on Tie day following.
HARVEY SKINNER, S. :. ID.
April II, 1850. 25 81
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6MEM2 NRN A9SNS
DaDrnio3a


DDUaID5
McROY & JONES, would respectfully
infolm their friends and The pubic general
Is that, they are NOW receiving one OF the
best selected stocks of Dry Gn"1s and
Groceries. ever offered in this place, con-
sis,ing in part OF Calicors, liomcspuns,
Muslins, Ribbons, Gloves Of ever. de-
scriplion, Hosiery, !ats and Caps, Boots,
Shoes, Backing. &c. &c.
Groceries,
" O. Sugar, Coffee, Molasscs, Candles,
Soap, Mackcrcl. 1000 Spanish Cigars, 10
barrels Baltimore Flour, 30 lbs Saluratus,
10 lb> Carolina Indigo, 100 lbs assorted
Candies, and various other articles too nu-
ncrous To mention; all OF which, they
offer low for Cash, "r country prodAcc.-
Please call and examine lor yourselves,
before purchasing elsewhere; opposite
Wcbb'S \. York Store, Broad street No.
3, Smn'crvlIc, :. E.
MarcI, 20, lSIO. 2l II
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'Elsc F:,aafsasg eEst Planter:
:! Iss published at pnniiAbn,fS. e., by
GEo. SEABoRN g. J. J. GILwAS, Editors
and Proprietors.
TERMS.
copy, one year (inrariaIly ia ndraace) 81
6copies one year, directed to one oiiicc,l 8
lOO conc. rs
An subscriptions must commence with
%IIssS volume.
G1- Advertising and job 'rork, done on
reasonable terms.
The first number Of the above Journal
has been sent us. We extract from the
''Salutatory;" awe desire to establish at
home greater fellowship, one with ano;h-
or, upon matters Of general interest. We
wish to encourage frecr Interchange of
thought and practice, upon agricultural
and ncr IlOnical subjects" This journal
promises to be useful to the public. It's
objects are iaulabe and as such we com.
end it to the favor OF every one.
1t has been observed, with much
significance, that every morning we
enter upon a new day, carrying still
an unknown future in its bosom.--
How pregnant and stirring the re-
Election. Thoughts may be born to-
day which will never die. Feelings
may be awakened today which will
never be cxtlnguished. Hopes may
be excited today which will never
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Lc realized during eternity.
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Executive Department,

Whereas, the public feeling demands thai,
ovory tribute of respect should be paid by
South Carolina to tho memory of her great,
Statesman, JOHN G.. CALHOUN. / do
hereby request The Lieut.. Governor, Prcsi.
dent of tho Senate, Speaker of the House
of Representatives, aud tho following seven
Senators, being one from each Congre,sion-
nj District Of tho State to cooperate, on Il
day, hereafter to bo designated, with the
Committees Of The City Council Of Charles
ton and the Parishes OF St. Philip AMI 81.
Michael, in receiving the remains o! Mr..
CALHOUN on their arrival in this city, and
participating in the solemn ceremonies Of
tho rrca sion
Worcester daily spy., 1850-12-07
BUSH'S
SUPERIOR COMPoUND
COUGH CANDY

A NEW article, highly medicated with COD LIVER
IA OIL, and other Invaluable remedies united in chemical
combination and forming the best, SAFEST pleasat test and
most wonderful medicine of its kind that has er been Of
Tered to HE public for Coughs, cos Hoarseess Cata H.
Bfoacatd ectiols, and all other Diseases ofEc Luncs
Il is especially valuable for the relief and cure of
ton certain cure for Whoopiug Cough and the hes,
remedy ever used for Group, and the Croupy cough to
which children are subject e "
IL IS Invaluable Tor Clergymen and Public Speakers rener
any TO use both before and after sCaking a,na rrita
ion and restoring the atgued organs speech and the x
hausted p0dy TO their natural tone
me COO Liver Oil has of late obtained reputation be
yond most olhe medicines by long use il has been found
OF great value IN the cure Of all chronic diseases of the ungs
depending on scrOfulous dslhesis or deprayed bnbt C
the BODY For this been extensively used aud
recommended by the Medical Profession both IN this conn
Try ana Europe Still is very nauseous remedy and had
r Soren to take and sometimes proves neectnal when
used alone To obvate these difficulties the prpr.tors
nave carefully prepared COUGH CANDY combining MI
sne vntncs OF Coo Liver Oil and Of other medicines
Known 10 DC invaluable In the Of pulmonary dssns
he ~hoe togehe orms the beat pouud for acute and
try il. ~ ~ NV 'ai "
aTPrepared and sold at wholesale by BUSH A. co No
EFdk street, Woresster Mass ard sold al retail lu or
sesser by spur sbley,A "A Clarke u. d. etherter T. II
etN o ~tStA Co. DISSgsts ~ cents per pack
uLn Nov Is
Worcester daily spy., 1850-12-07
Murphy's self-sealingAdvertisin Enyelopes

lr,r-- ~ 20 -IsTttEsOH IT, New YOrI<,
VIE subscriber In soliciting the patronage of all yvh may,
see ths advertisement feels of that heSaiion
wheh new article brought before the public The ex
" years mas established their superiority beyond
NOSE business men, who have used Envelopes aud IN
ms rapidly increasing sales, proof Of their eyclleuc
Inc following are lew of the reasons ior III r ponulsi,
Isl on the place occupied by the SEAL person NAV h
s name oisiess and address, constcuously and Leau,
li elDossed colored or plaiI thus norling peRFrer
SECURITY AGAINST FRAUD. End The Enyennes came, 80
opehed without being destroyed. 3D. Neither waS nor ws
'efs are required 70 seal them 18th Upon the mcarraSe
c INSTEAD OF being buried for monhs in the De,d %
oce' on. me Envelopes furnished at almost tbs
Hnhe pilce as iah ones 9th Each letter mailed IL , ,
sure to attract the atteutinn s m
1,ousn W whose hhds II may pass The following is Ii
s n% Dies engraved on brass and which win s for
While o ,9 ~ Enveopes OF the usual letter size either
address, &c. '@Ne aa suoFe Win name,
Worcester daily spy., 1850-12-07
JENNY LIND SALOON,
FOR LADIES AND GENVy.Usruv

Recently openedat
3o1 Main Street, o3p1Sife H. coroa,s N,r.,-,.
IN ADAMS BLOCK, -
w btE may be had Oysters served up in the yarious
" styles; also for sale by the measure
The Saloon is situated the first floor of tho Block ord
by personal attention to the business he homes 10 m
agreeable place Tor Ladies and Gentlemen who MAY Gyor
him with a call INV "' i"'or
good assortment of Foreign and Domestic Er,it N,
and Confectionery on hand - ""' ""'S,
So lie is also supplied daily with NEW BREAD of all
Ia KINDS, from one OF the best bakeries i'm the city
L. Also. Pies and Cakes Jellies and Preserve &c J
ihGsuC i manniactnre IMEAkS furnished al eli 6oYre
b.hNiNG FLUID aid LAMPS of the hest gnslity con
sahtiy on hand Oil Lamps altered for Fluid 4''' -"
snare oi public patronage is respectfully solicited
= DloC9tOl' MY q, loou dtl WM. A. EANES
Worcester daily spy., 1850-12-07
TRAINS

Etts EAsS el 5sss4ss5z- rs1zssz-zs-7
Worcester daily spy., 1850-12-07
Norwich and Worcester P.;lrood


.EsssszaEzsss z....s.... . "a u
7" 'atT Arra"semeR-cn and qtip Monday, Dec
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN AS ror.,oa.
leave Worcester at 1889 am. and a 81 nm
Leave Norwich al 64j am. and 70 AZ -
STEAM BOAT TRAIN
iGe Steamboat Train VIII leave AIlyn's pojnt avor -
" eNcept mohtay, at about ] O'clock for Hosto,- Iit
at It's N''s 'AtePt sunday
FRElGHT TRAlNS-leave Worcester nj, tz
Afneght Tram with passenger car ,ttacb1 -,
ieaVe fOwich Tor Worcester at g. i3 pn s,,,ni, "n IN
Way Stations The Road t' ''VPP'"s al all
TRAINS CONNECT AT woRcEsrrp ,
neston q Worcester Il at 4 1880 am, 345 n IN aa -
.rrnyidrnce 4 wo y ~ m: a $50 pm
Wor a. Ns,b.a ' 80 II am; 4p.m.
~ ~ q Nashti, 6.45 ii a m : 10 ~ m
ne connects with the earliest Trains ont ~ w.
'er y .ormeu by The steamboat Train = 'iteH-
JJ lfalhs connect at Norwich Win the u.r,cI m
uehoe ana fshk railroad and the New 10, ~, ti. ni
mantle aud I;lmer Railroad 4r't"0h, W lin
~ EXPREss FREIGnT leaves Dosto, =, "a
New lork next morning. ihp arriving %
An Baggage must be delivered IN III. Do =,
ohei person authorized to receive beor t er q
I hes his seat in the cars 'ie ue fdssehsf
h'eEhge VIM not be taken to include u,ona,
u NJ ohtI articles than those of personal ,ise a,d 49, G
sher value than Fifty Dollars notice n,,, ~ @ "ie %
~, ahd an extra price paid, the Connsnv VII, ~, -
! sen llable bey ond that amount F' "i' "o' "o~
70 bdSguse permitted in the Passenger Oars
70 smoking permitted in the Passe6gey rsr. - r.
rasseleers must procure Tickets M m. S,,; 1po SnG
~. ,o-o JOEL ". WHITE rresijrnt 1A'o'''
o"H NJ Il w, RR
Worcester daily spy., 1850-12-07
El6ghft

ENiE handsomes cheapest and best article for LIGHT n
the world is MARSil's PATENT OIL. This is a new
nyention, recently introduced and now yery extensiye
used by the pubc is perfectly safe and free 10 bu n
any common Oil Lamps with the simple attention of tuhe
Which is done or me rng expense of l25 cents This oil
coposPS entirely of vegetable and contains some sy or
eight PARTS some OF which Essential Oils The whole
cims body beautiful in appearance and gives clear br
haat, and odoreSs hyht, without grease smoke SMELL or
sIPoslon-thus furnishing the public with an article from
which they can obtain almost any qantty Of light and Al
same time clean and beautiful The above is for sale Al
A. II. NEWTON'S, FOSTER STREET, opposite the Boston
and Worcester, and Norwich Rail Road Depots
n b. Mr. N is Che only Agent for Worcester.
ian 8.
Worcester daily spy., 1850-12-07
MUSICAL N0TICE.

THE Subscriber wishes call the attention of musicians
TO an Flat C0RNET, VALVE BUGLE winch
ne mas s completed on new and improved principle con
tanning all the good qualities of the z Flat Buole NV yn
oi tone and rapid eNccnuon and of the false and i'm
perfect tones 10 which the Buge sbec il can be play
ca win ease through the whole compass OF two and hall
ocayes aud produces the quality tone hrouqhont
Is rat CORNETS, TRUMPETs, Il Flat BUGIES SC
nauhcthfed ana warranted TO prove good as recon
selected and furnished to order
Ae, lew good Secondhand Instruments for sale cIean
or 10 lo ~ rlease call and examine al 236 MAIN STREET
PGiqts Block, corner of Pleasant ST ISAAC FISEF
Worcester Aug 6, 1850. i,c
Worcester daily spy., 1850-12-07
JENNY LIND AND NOTHTNG ELSE

UST received by the subscriber from the land ofWooden
Nntmess where they roll of the time ike the waves Of
Cape Cod shore, JENNY LIND CLOCKS A new and
beautiful Mantle Clock, Rosewood case called aGer The
swedish Nightingale that pouring fourth her sweet
notes IN his land o liberty, with the Fugitive Slave B
thrown IN which we will sell Tor less than half hal Dooe
paid Tor his ticket at the fist Concert In Boston
Also good assortment of Clocks and Clock TRIMMINGS
N oe KEPT on hand with an experienced wornen TO re-
md thinks lie can give satisfaction 80
Cocks repaired and warranted keep time BY note with
vi the variations. at A. NJ DRiSCOLiS Jeuelry Es,sh
Worcester, Oct IA -
Worcester daily spy., 1850-12-07
PONp's IMPROVED uNI0M PANcr

n I EsSRs MOSES POND & CO of Boston, who have
~ Deeh ior years engaged in the manufacture of COOK
Nb KANGES, have recently made great prnv in
e me oven is placed on the side ofhe fire So that access
H pe udu 10 without being obliged reach over the
.ile Muie oaAllg Inc boilers Immediately over the
re ana require little fuelthey fitted for wood or coal
i3I hAtures Tor warming additional rooms are attached
are OF SIX SIZES, suitable for the smallest families ar
he largest hotels IL The Agent prepared to SET Their,
ior any responsible persons and ASA nopay till asrfecf sat
Jdsfion Is afforded. One may be seen al LORINGS n
W oo'' Aug 50
Worcester daily spy., 1850-12-07
INVALUABLE INVENTIONS,
WEE. Il GUY,

IEVs - R5IiUUuTy SITttl, BOSTON,
MOULD inform the public that he has invented a new
~ contrivance for LINING PIPES WITH GLASS
which mparts to the neither color acid or taste
Inc outside OF the pipe is covered with composton thai
preserves them from This considered by the most
eminent chemists THE ONLY fit for conveying water
INTO houses for domestic purposes Those using aguec
water will lind il for their advantage call and examine
Gj He has also invented GLASS STRAINER 10 he,
placed at the bottom of Wells and Springs The water il
carried through glass lined pipes any part of the house
desired 1Fersons from the country are invited to call
VI sehd III theif oIders dwu Boston, June %
Worcester daily spy., 1850-12-07
Fitchbnrg and Worcester Pailroad.

- .ssssiissi.ss
hAiNs leave Worcester for Fitchhurg in coInec,;,,
cept Sundays, -! u"1 ca
t45 and II A. H., and nj j 10 PM4
hETuRHiNG-leaye Fiehhurg at
$50 A. NJ. I2.30 ana 545 p Nj
lue shortest ami most direct Railroad route between V
eeseT Mass ard Burlington, VI is by The va, or Ei,b
burg Bellows Falls and Rutland THIS ro,a ~ ''ou '
miles shorter thap any olacr ''''S -'"V
me mex Shorter route is by the way Of FctLurg Rl
lows ans Nhdsor, White River Junction and M9nfre
n ioue IS ~ miles shorter than ay other ezcfft
e one mentioned above, and 20 miles nearer ian ,y
otef route to all stations the Vermont Celra mn, Pa
anmpsic River Railroads i" anu eA
passengers gong by either OF these rontes by the o;r
ram rom orctsleF have an hour at Fitcb6nrg N yebicS
U sel peahiasi hose going in the II oclocS INN from
@ nave nifty minutes at Fchburg at dnrer time
for tee. ~ Ai's minutes 10 stop
70 @ SG-raSseneers who arrive at Fitchbnra bv tbe
- ciDck NJ tram have tine get dinner md tbose ,rbo
I've ~ 'e minutes raS ocuck ?. NJ irain nave Tina
rn, ~ aiiEe at Worcester a early as by any otheI
iht eafiy train from fitchburg arrives In No.
The , 'i u ~ me Ne" ork train via Springfield and
Nov II 1850. M 'i"ni VIA Nofwiea
Worcester daily spy., 1850-12-07
Granita pnlishI

pREPARED by DR. W. WEEKS Standish. Me. warrant.
"a TO be superior to ANYTHING Of the kind ever before o
et 70 le public Tor Cleansing and Polishing all kinds Of
n eta such as Gold Silver, Copper Brass Tin Brittapa
lass ~ Sc, A3ph i dry, with wash leather or a wooden
may be found his Stand on FRoyr r near be Nob w.
U' "'oiesa!e anu retail dtf May IS.
Worcester daily spy., 1850-12-07

Feb ls.
Worcester daily spy., 1850-12-07
WORsE SuOEgNC

5eA yET ILL be strictly attended to at the Shop at
iD~4S ~ the FooT OF MECHANIC STREET, by the sub
&A scriber. All persons who have lame by i9t
ieet, false quarters interfering invited CALL
believe can give them satisfaction for think they all
caused by bad fitting the shoes and bad shoeng. think
know this from my experience. There is difference
between fiat foot aud a narrow contracted fou-so all
horses should be shod alike. hot shoe benefit
the oo-bot tar had better be kept The pot than
II ON. he horses foothills is my opinion.
ISAAC WOODCOCK
Feb ls. dwtf Mechanic Street.
Worcester daily spy., 1850-12-07

' men not convenient to forward amoun, of order No.
% m OF express, reference a respectable Ne,s v PEI
attention II adressa1 al orders VIII with proHp,
A'''A''O" uoofesscd WILLIAM MURPHY. r'P'
sroraers will J., seS Madison Street, New York
d ~ oess WI oe attended 10 promptly len M Tho
Jeroinan A Co l3i William st r y ~ messsH "
:, ,na 20 ID nasnsss Cs'ts eabeaasd in coit lSu .a
eSu NoT Is
Worcester daily spy., 1850-12-07
PAPER HANGINGs.

EHE subscriber offers TO the Trade extensive assor
ment Of PAPER HANGINGS of the very best Of
AMERICAN MANUFACTURE, which all Builders, Landlords
and others wishing GOOD ARTICLE will find for their
interest TO examine before purchasing elsewhere.
~ b. Particular attention given putting on all kinds
of Papers at short notice.
Ware House, FOSTER STREET, between Main Street
and Boston, Norwich, and Nashua Railroad Depot)
Worcester, Oct l5 diff r. NEWTON
Worcester daily spy., 1850-12-07
FASHIONABLE FURNITURE.
I. A. HOLMES, 157 Main St., Worcester

L. a. HOLMES, 157 Main St., Worcester,
(Old stand of MOVES & KIMBALL)
MANUFACTURER and Dealer in Rich Drawing Room
N Chamber and Cottage
FURNITURE.
FEATHERS, M fTTRESSES, MIRRORS,
LOOKING CLASSES &e. pc,
with the largest and best selected assortment Of Furniture
10 be found in this city.
Ladies and Gentlemen respectfully invited to visit this
Establishment and examine tie above extensive stock Of
Furniture before purchasing elsewhere.
NM A. MOVES can be found at his old stand, where he
would be happy wait upon his friends and former cnsto
lers and orders left with him viii be promptly executed
l.. A. HOLMES, l57 Main Street,
directly opposite b. l.. HardOn 81 Cos New Store.
septl7 dwtf