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Worcester daily spy., 1851-01-28
DIED.

In Wilmington, Del Jan 81 the residence of her
Augustine Maily, Dane Constance Marguerite Maly in
her 18th year The deceased the mother of Charles E.
NJ lily of this city.
In North5oro Jan 26, Mrs Lucinda H. wife of Mr. Chas
d. Eager, AGED % 81, Mr.. Timothy Warren, aged 75.
In Springfield, Ms 23d inst of brain fever James Hub
bard, OF this city, aged % years.
The many excellent qualities and private worth OF the
deceased the strong friendships and ardent social connec
tons which existed toward him in this city, his promised
eulness together with his most unexpected and prea
decease, to call for something more than the
ordinary announcement of his denth.
Mr. Hubbard native of Springfield, but mad been
engaged for the last years. in the mercantile mouse OF
II. H. Chamberlin Co in this city, in whose employ ne
was retained as salesman the time of his DEATH Ills
proby punctuality and auness in their employ, with
his exemplary character and obgng dispositions had gained
him and the public confidence esteem and regard
while his sincerity, amabty and generous department
had endeared him strongly to many acquantances anu
friends here In his early death, all have experienced
loss which must depored while his parents, to whom
he was greatly present stay, and source oil much hope
and promise their future years. are involved IN the Keen
est and deepest action by the caanitOu
event TIE parental loss, irrepardble, may be some
what alevated by the and recollection that his
career was able as it was briefwhie his numcr
GUS friends and companions here will long treasure his
name and the remembrance of bis many private virtues
with strong devotion aud affection.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-01-28

BIiss's Compound Cod Liver Oil Candy.
The Cod Liver Oil is now used in England, GERMANY and
his country only for affections Of throat and chest
but for scrouous Rheumatic Gouy and kindred diseases
and with the most marked Its great healing quail
tiles universally acknowledged Dr. Bliss Of Spring
field has avaed himself of the oil and compounded with
it other ingredients, the whole constituting agreea
BILE Candy possessing all the efficacy Of the oil ITSELF 1t is
capita article for Colds aud kindred diseases The puI
chaser must beware of counterfeits.
UgPrepared by b. X. BLISS proprietor, Springfield
Price 25 cts apackage. For sale by d. SCOTT JR CO.
general agents for Worcester. jan22,Jw1w
Worcester daily spy., 1851-01-28
GILL VALENTINE, Surveyor.

TAS taken Room, No "a Front st. opposite the City
Hail. and respectfully socits continuance of favors
He is agent the american Mutual Life Insurance.
Co. and will attend to applications in that line.
He also intends to keep general Agency Office and per.
sons wanting help will be supplied and situations will be
procured for those in want reasonable terms Keep
of Boarding houses by having their Registered
viii be supplied with boarders and persons wishing fo
Board, will be recommended to good Boarding houses
JAS it is desirable that this office should acquire and
tain good repntaton It's expected that those who desire
TO place through its agency, will well recommended.
Tenements let rents collected, Bills made Books, Posted
and writing in general attended to- and any Lawful
business Except catching fugitive Slaves will be ATTENDED
to, in preference to idleness.
Worcester, JAM Z. jan9-dtf
Worcester daily spy., 1851-01-28

~ WI .B.PALMER, the American Newspaper Agent
authorized gent for the r in the cities Of New Yo
and Philadelphia, and duly empowered take advertise
ments and subscriptions His receipts win be regarded
payments. His Offices are-Boston, scolay's Building
Court street, New York, Tribune Buildng Philadelphia
N. w. corner Third and Chesnut streets. diff
Worcester daily spy., 1851-01-28
HENRY C. FAY.
Certificates


This is to certify we the undersigned have this day
witnessed the operation of j. b. Tlnehasts Patent I'M
proved chuTn at Waits Hotel CITY, and ceer,lIy
state that the operation conducted and ended
entire satsiacton producing butter in the short space of
Seven minutes This chufn operated with ease and dis
cheapwe can cheerfuy recommend all wishing this
much sought for accompaniment of the dairy.
Worcester, JAN Is, 1851.
BEL. STEWART, Sterling
Maj PAGE, Westminster
ABRAM OSBORN, Fitchburg.
GEO. N. PERRY, Dudley.
WARD NJ. COLTuN Leominster
SMITH BEECHER, Soutlbridge.
FRAECIS RUSSELL FitchbuTg
LUTHER CRAWFORD, Pri, ceton
Worcester, Mass. Jan. Is, 1851.
Sou hboro, Mass. Dec. H. 1850
rms IS TO certify that the udersgned, citizens of
SouthDoro, Wosceser County, have the premium I'm
proved Churn of Messs. Gill and Tjnghas of Ohio and
that taking into consideration the simplicity of chun
the ease with which the work performed the short
OF ne occupied in churning together with the cheapness
and durability of said churn exces ANYTHING we have be
lore seen or examined in the form of a churn.
A P. WHIPPLE. NIXON Rail-
MEGES BREWER, PETER BREWER
CHAS. N. BREWER, ORIN NICHOLS
JOHN NICHOLS WILLIAM COLLINS
PETER P. HOWE, JOSEPH JENNISON
The subscriber is now ready complete the arrange
mens with those who desrOrs of engaging the
mess of making and selling of the improved Patent Churn
ofJ b. Tiinhhast which took premium at the State
Fair OF Ohio in Octoher 1885, Those wishing purchase
rights tot County State, the New England States, will
oblIge by sending in their proposals Immediately. The
subscriber would like special partner
thousand dollars in order him alone or Jointly to
manufacture Churns for all the New England States
The subscriber may be at Wae's Hotel, until Tues
cay jan 20 to make arrangements with those wishing for
Stock in the Mass Churn Company, those wishing
Tor Churns janl3tf
Worcester daily spy., 1851-01-28
A Chapter from the
BOOK WITHOUT ANY COVER

With the Leaves all out two years of the life of
subscriber.
VTNOGETHER with Essay Insanity, will be ssned
Il in pamphlet form, with 100 engravngs Pamphlet form
% cents. Bound l,00.
Subscriptions received at the shoe Store of Smith &
Brother and w. Ga J. @. Maynard Main street. This
work will be issued consistent and not conflict
with other arrangements of the subscriber 400 cop al
reads subscribed for. HENRY G. FAY.
Worcester, Jan. 2l, 1851. jan2S-dtf
Worcester daily spy., 1851-01-28
re 6oCN
THE EIGHTH WONDER
AT LAST DTSCOVERED IN THE FORM
OF A CHJJRN

For the certificates please look the jan 9Th number Of
The Commonwealth, published daily in Boston,
Tcrms-cash or satisfactory notes on g. or months
would be preferred II desired, take in payments
protested note bank stock. railroad or bonds coal
beds mortgages on real personal property pledges
which receipts will be given In short an offer of any kind
OF property which is transferable by general special
dofseneh VIII De received not excepting bills due from the
subscriber to various individuals
b. For certificates in relation to this Churn see news
papers, Commonwealth, of 9TH and Boston Daily Bee, Of
llth JAM and the Worcester Spy.
Worcester, Jan 13, HENRY C. FAY
Worcester daily spy., 1851-01-28
Messengers Notice.

uNCSoCASCt . AtOttCCs 4
Worcester, ss. January 20, 1851.
ZION, HENRY CHAPLIN, Commissioner OF Insolvency
Ill for the County Of Worcester has this day issued War
rant against the Estate Of ELSON w. MANNING, of
Ashburnham in said County, nsolven debtor and the
payment OF any debts, the delivery OF any property be-
longing TO said insovent debtor, TO him for his use,
and tetrasfer Of amy property BY him, forbidden by
law.
The first meeting Of the creditors Of said nsoyent debtor
will be held at aCout Of Insolvency the office Of said
Commissioner In Worcester, in said County, the 18th
day Of February neat at ten o'clock in the forenoon for
the proof of debts aud to choose assignee
Of his Estate. GEO. ROCKXOOD, d. S..
ijan29-d3twlt nj. ssenger.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-01-28
EDWARDS & BANCROFT,
No. 10 WASHINGTON Souare Worcactar

NU' 10 W asIIlngL0n square, worcester,
RE constantly receiving large quantities of West India
N Goods and Groceries, from New York and Boston,
which they will sell very cheap, for cash. AS they are
DONG STRICTLY CASH BUSINESS, would call the atten-
ton of all those who wish pay cash for their goods
they are confident that they an object for such
customers.
Worcester, Jan. 16 1851. ian16-dwtf
Worcester daily spy., 1851-01-28
Splendid Chance For Bargains,
AT
CHARLES A. UPTON'S.
GOODS DIRECT FROM THE RECENT
Large Auction Sales. New York.

GOODS DIRECT FROM THE RECENT
Large Auction Sales, New York.
I HAVING taken advantage of the RUINOES PRICES
at which Goods have been sold at recent Large Auc-
ton Sales, we enabled TO offer friends and the pub
Ic some extraordinary Bargains. We selling many of
our Goods large per cent less than old GOODS ad-
yertised by some Of our neghbos. few among the many
Cheap Goods, are
Is ps A. A. German Thbet worth $3.50 now selling
at $1,l21
10 ps French do do 100 at 81
y ps Black silk Warp Alpaca SO also
ps Canton Cloth 81 at62
20 doz. Silk Scarfs 1921 at 60
Lot Cashmere Shawls worth 1900 atS50
Large lot Cashmere Scarfs much less than usual prices
30 ps Silk Hdhfs Slightly damaged for rs cts
l6 doz Prime Kid Gloves for So cts
Linseys and other Plaids for I2Icts
Iooo yus Irlhts worth I2a tor cts
Prints and Patches at a cts
ALSO,
300 BAY STATE sHAWLs, to be cleared out without
reserve within the 80 DAYS
All $500 for $500. All S4 shawls for So. All SIS
shawis Tor 575 All $50 for 500, together with few oil
the largest size at Sc, 90.
COTTON and DOMESTIC GOODS at the Agents
Prices. CHARLES A. Upton
Jml6-dw3wis Flagg Building.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-01-28
Last Call,

A LIinterested will take notice that the demands due
N RICHARDSON & LORING, must be settled imme-
daley and can be found the Stove and Iron Store of
F. Lorng 73 Main St. II not attended they will be
left in other hands for collection.
RICHARDSON & LORlNG. 4
Worcester Jan. 28. jm2s-dw3w
Worcester daily spy., 1851-01-28
.,oSi oSitqatpa, " aatsd,, \,

lyself, not among men, but among fiends
10 ask the question, as doubtful of the
which of these young men, extracted
Eatest amount of happiness from his
4 dollars. Nor can such charity fail to
him who gives, as much as him who
Worcester daily spy., 1851-01-28
THE NATIONAL ERA,
NEW STORE AND ENTIRE NEW GOODS

NEW STURE AND ENTIRE NEW GOODS
FIE subscribers would respectfully inform their friends
and the public that they have formed copartnership
under the firm OF BEMIS Co., and leased store in Har
rlngton Corner No. g. Main st. and have fitted it up in the
most appoyed manner where they have now on hand
very ars and extensive assortment of BOOTS SHOES
and RuBBERS, expressly adapted for this season. As
their stock was made to order and bought for cash. the
subscribers feel confident in recommending their assortment
ofGOODS to all who wish to receive the full value for
their money Citizens of Worcester and the neghborng
towns and ALL respectfully invited to call and
Judge for themselves. EDWARD BEMIS, e
CHAUNCY G. HARRINGTON
worcester, Dec. 1850 decl9-dtf
Worcester daily spy., 1851-01-28
Steam Engine for Sale,

of Is horse power, good running order, has been used
" but short time. II viii be sold bargain Inquire
al this Office. " dwtf N ocfsl
Worcester daily spy., 1851-01-28
BOOT FORMS
a Snlendid Assortment

or Hats Caps, Gloves, Shirts, Bosoms, Handkerchief
" Stocks, Socks, Umbrellas, for sale low at
dec2l-eodtf MERRILIiS, 22l Main street
Worcester daily spy., 1851-01-28
e AND EAR INFIRMARY.

hR. STONE, Oculist and Aurisf. CON
~ tinues TO devote particular attention to all
diseases and affections of the Eye and Ear, at
No. MAPLE STREET, WORCESTER. He
or Squint Eye, for Cataract and stula OF the tear
Inserts Artificial Eyes of the most life-likc and
pearapce. lie treats Deafness ON the most recent
Worcester daily spy., 1851-01-28
BlGELOW'S

JOY TO THE WORLD.
Daguerrcotypes of Infants taken instanta
MeOusIyg
FIHE subscriber is happy the public
he has succeeded in making Chemical Compound, for
which hehab apped for Letters Patent by the aid which
he make eDAGUERREOTYPESO Of Children and Adults
In ONE OR TWO SECONDS N 81
W Honrs for small children, from till p. NJ; adults
from to p. M. sa1a ~
" Fo: proof of the above
CALL AT ADAAIs's IN WALDO BLOCK.
July II dstf
Worcester daily spy., 1851-01-28
Wanted.

A SITUATION in store, ia or ont Of this city, by
N young who has had long expcriencen In coun-
~ store. Apply at this Office.
Worcester, Jan. FL. jan2l-dtf
Worcester daily spy., 1851-01-28
Water Cure Journal.

Water Cure Journal.
SUBSCRIPTIONS received for the Water Cure Journal.
y chronological Journal and the London Art JOur-
nal at the Newspaper Depot, No. Merchants, Row,
and delivered Free Of Postage Tf
Worcester, Jan IS. janis-dwtf .BURRILL DAVIS.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-01-28

WATER CURE.--DR. s. ROGERS is now prepred
to board and patients give without board
at his residence, No. GLEN STREET.
OFFICE Hours, fror 10 IL, and to 4at No 3MAPLI
STREET. 6&wtf Oct22
Worcester daily spy., 1851-01-28

Va. PLUG TOBACCO AGENCY.
keg prices less than be purchased in Boston =
Also Bos' Co Matches by the 100 imported la
vana and Principe Cigars For salo as above.
janl4- -d6w4w j. M. CURTIS & co.
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To COUNTRY MEKCHNTS.
1000 CASES OF BOOTS AND SHOES.

BUD do pumpsole Kip Boots lex lgth) at 50 30
lU0 doz do No hip Boots at. 2l.0O
lOO pairs fine imitation such Sh l.55
We are constantly manufacturing twelve humid
red pair OF Boots per week, keeping hundred and
,eventy-tve hands employed, and can ill orders at
any time at the shortest notice. Country Dealers
will find il saving of from 20 to Is per cent to buy
tn ,ir STOCK the manufacturer, Instead OF paying
the merchant S25 per case tor The same Kind OF
Boots that sell for S2l. We are now supplying
some OF the largest dealers in ST. Louis and Leui,-
vile, ana have been for the last two years. Our
Boots have given good satisfaction, aud all goods
sold by US warranted to do So Dealers, by calling
ut No Pearl street, at the mandatory, on the
corner Of Sycamore and Columbia SITS, Tin Clay
tons buidlDg)can examine the goods and Judge for
themselves The above prices are as low as the
same kind OF boots can be boughtin New Yors or
BOSTON. We are now receiving large stock OF
Shoes, which will be sold equally as low.
AS it is idle and delusve to hope for large profits
the general diffusion of intelligence and the easy
and rapid communicate between city dealers and
country merchants, renders extensive ana regular
trade on the old basis small sales ana large prot
its. utterly Impossible; therefore have adopted
the motto, 'larre sales and small profits, believing
by trading on this principle. we can draw n large
share OF the Trade which has usually gone East, 10
Cincinnati, and thereby save ~ to ~ per cent to
the Country Merchant
aEr Leather bought at all times for cash or taken
in exchange for boots or Shoes.
slois r. -b1iasgsai 50 FiLLEY & CHAPLIN.
Cincinnati. Nov. 2a.-ieblo 3l.lyrdaw o. hen
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JEwELRY AND NOTIONS

pY express direct from the manufacturers, cus-
- ter pins, Jenny LiLd ear rings, finger rings.
lockets fob chains, keys, pencils, shirt studs, belt
slides, buckles a ID pins; which will sell as low
as any house in New York, at whoesalc or retail.
Also, at retail. great variety oil port monnairs,
purses. brushes, combs, gold pens, needles, steel
beads and ciaPs, Accordeons, mus, boxes, chess
men. dolls. balls, &c. A. G.. PUShEE,
mh25-ly Main near Water street.
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New Fail and Winter Goods!
ID. s. ANDERSON.I al.ll..

Ton Fra street, first door 6elt1r Post OEce)
II AS just received, and is now Opening large
Ii as.or nent oi fashionable gouCs, suited 10 the
FALL AND WINTER TRADE. ling in part of BLK.
blue, green, ulise, claret and brown 7f--f ~
French, German e American Cloths:
twilied and plain. Also, great variety OF ~ oi
Oyercoatings, a-f,.. ~.
German beavers, super blue and drab Kerseys blue
blanket coating, pilot cloths, g. lu8Ghr III i8
French and German "a - ...s.s 81 .-.,s = fo
Black DOeskins, m ats rss,
Wool and piece black Cassimers ut every quality.
fancy Cassimers and Doeskins oil the latest and
most fashionable style. go .Fl .Hig, 1855 tsl
taf.g VESTINGS, aaE etsi o.. a1ss
Elegant style London Cashmeres and valentines,
plain silk Velvet Veslin2s, figured and plain blk
satin and silk do, ssiolT 70 alg.-lfgi h. Hs -
Tailors' Trimmings,
or every description; super wool Innings for over
coats, plain and figured alpaca serges, mohur lus-
tres, &c, 81 alnf f rlr-sla h7a sae8Eat q 9
RrThe attention Of ny customers, and the public
generally Is invited an exam inaiio OF the above
goods, whish have been selected with great care,
aud will be sold at the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE. 7c
Garments OF every description made 10 order in
the very best manner, and warranted to fs.' 10 sa
decI-uf
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TAKE NOTICEa

Il ment OF Cloths, Cassimeres and Vesungs.
and viii make them to order cheaper than ever
they have been offered -beiore, and cheaper than
the same quality Of goods canbe bought or manu-
iaciured in this pl ace. Terms cash. p govriN
aas'r- <at : ID. ). ANDERSON, Oh
mhl9.lf One door below the POST Office
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LOUISVILLE ADVER' MTS.
JAMES LOW AZ CO.,,
All Main street.

LOUIS VTLLE, ENTUCKY,
. ESPECrFULLY inform purchasers of Goods
u that they have hand one OF the moss
complete stocks of ,'RT GOODS to be- found in
the Western Country.
. Their purchases are made exclusively for cash,
nj their IN tito is-smaii profits and quick returns
They solicit al examination of their stock from
Ill purchasers OF goods In this marAel.
fn.iStt
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BOTANIC MEDICINES.

nR. HUTCHINSON Keeps general assert.
- ment of purely Botan Medicine, for family
Botanic Medicines, on reasonable terms.i ssir li.
DIR. ii. would inform his friends and the citizens
generally that he can be found at his old stand reaGy
to attend to all calls, and at all honrs.s
mhl9 3mdAw 49, A. a r,
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REMOVAL.

l HAV h removed my once one square and half
J. above Main street, near the Sherwood House on
FIRST street, and be found either there or at my
residence square above, at all iiues unless pro.
essioDally engaged in the city or is immediate VII
cInIty. Lmh lYLi. DAVID MORGAN. NJ. u.
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Ncr1cE 10 STOCKHOLDERS.

F1NHE Stockholders OF The Evansville Insurance
/ Company are fereby notified 10 pay 10 the
Company at their office, in Evansville. live dollars
on each share cf stock. upon which that amount
has not !een heretofore paid, and to secure BY
mortgage on real estate 10 the acceptance OF the
-irectors all stock not heretofore secured by mort
gage on real estate and should any stock
who has not heretofore paid FIVE 'lars on each
share OF his stock tail to pay tie same within hr-
ty days from and afte the hrst publications OF tis
notice. or should any stockh d,r wha has not here
tofore secured by mortgage real estate, any shnre
or shares of stock held by him. fail 10 eecure the
sum wiein thirty DAYS from the first publication OF
of this notice, snch failure TO pay or secure Will
work forfeiture of the share or shares, of stock
upon which the failure shall have occured-Blsnb
can be had at the office ofthe Company.
BY order OF the Directors. - ll2.it-lin = -
JOHN NJ STOCRWELL. PRESS,
JoEx INGLE JR., Sectv Pro Tenn. iisA -t SD
Evansville. March 10, 81 D-sli2o
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MEDICINES.
DIR. SD. HOWES'
IMPROVED = -
SH AKER SARSAPARILLA!!
THE GREATR =
sFiSING AN ID 81 MINER MEDICINEg
TURTLES the Blood q Prevents DISEASED !
4 1PROoFa -
A G Ii IL ID SAVEDit.

I.
CURIOUS CAsE.-The following evidence Is only ,
enc OF thousands Of similar character, and concu-
s'eiy proves that DR.. Howe's Sarsaparlla is ONE
Of the most effective remedies ever discovered.
.r--s CINCINNATI, March Is, ls4g
DE-. HOWE: Dear Sr--Niy son, when about six
months old, broke out with that Or sadfnl disedss
Scrofatous Sores, over the face and body, and for
TWO years aud half fred every means that could
be suggested by my friends also had the advice
OF SIX or seven OF The best physicians in the coun
ny without ef.ecing cure, ard i almost wished
the little sufferer dead, that might be freed from
It's pains. During the last six months, the sores
We're SO distressing and painful, myself and wiis
were up with il nighl and day for weeks together,
and us had girsa up al heps Of ever raising our liz,
lie one. AT length friend advised US TO Try our
hakcr Saisaparilla- Reluctantly tried il, and
have reason to bltss God for IT, for in very short
time, healed up The sores so that there is scarcely
even scar TO be seen. We only regret that wafid
not hear OF, and commence using il sooner, awe
AT satisfied il would have saved a great deal Of
suffering and expense. The child is now well and
hearty We 40 INTERESTINGLY consider your Sha-
ker Sa1saparilla one of The best preparations new
In use. Z. John STANSBIJRY
Rose, between Front an 5ec nd Streets.
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WABA LIE & WHITE RIVER

KEGULAk WABALR q WHITE RIVER
PACKET.
The substantial and fast running
d5si$stfsf packet ]. B. PORTER.
X. HARRELI., Commander. The J. B. Porter hav-
ing been thoroughly and completely repaired win
run a. heretofore, in the White River trade, ma
king regular trips during the season.
For freight or passage, apply on board or TO
TAYLOR & HARVEY, Evansville.
. ! ! g Gi HAMMOND, Pe'srssursh.
q HYATT e. HELPfiINSTINE, Wash'tn.
PARKER e. STARK, Newberry. aaai
feblS-lm es lr1 G 3e ssr
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THOMAS HEADEN

HAS for sale al his Grocery and Boot and Shos b
Ii Warehouse Main street, Evansville: 9 so
Dried Apples. and Sirai ned Honey; 's--sA
Picked Cucumbers and Peaches; ~
Corn-meai. Potatoes, Flour, Lard, Oats, Corn,
Onions and Beans; ~ 800
Cofse, Tea. Sugar and Molasses; '''S-2aiA
Soap, Candies, and Matches;
Butter, eggs and Cheese; "a. -.
= Crock eryware, Hoes, Spades, Shovels. Trace. 81
Penknives, Nails, Paper, lux, &c; 49, :
Cloves, Cinnamon, Nutmegs. pepper, ginger all, "a
spice, soieratus, alum, and whiline; $500 4
Indigo, madder, states, pencils, and razor srcps;
Window sash, washhoards, brooms AID buckets;
Bacon, smoked shoulders, sides and hams: bait
ing, co'tcn-vern and candle-wick. lmh2O4wl y
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gfl, BOOTS AND SHOES. --4Oo cases east.
rks ern Boots and Shoes, vasous Kinds, suited
@~ 10 city and country trade, for sale low.
&c WEBSTER & ca,
ni2iif Corner 5th and Lbdge sis, .in'u.
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( ITY MADE SHOES...l0OO U pairs ladies.
u Misses d chiidren's city made She Our
shoes aro well known, and need no rec Dnimcnda.
iion. For sale ; low prices he same STYLE
aud quality of shoes can be sold Tor IN y. York aud
phla ltlphia., f. q. WEBST Err Il Co.
ml2lt, Corner 9Th and Lodge SITS, Cin'i.
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A LMONDS...lO Trails, best quality, for sale
~ very iov by S +. GILBERT g. CO,
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DOOR MATS.

JUST in season variety of use. ul and rnamen-
y tai consisting Of AlIcent, Cocoa Manila plain
ard fgnred sheep skin, orange, bne and brown. Tor
sal bv lnov29-if J. e. W.RElLLY.
HOYLE'S TABLE PURPLE PRINTS.
\ CASE, Az lust reed and ior sale BY I. 4 Is. Y,
Il JAS. LOW & Co. oei
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