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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-24

pWe clip the following from the New York Day
Book neutral paper of wide circulation and influence
in the city OF New York:
Important Political Movcment-Genera1 Scott
in the Field.
General Scott was nominated on Tuesday last by the
Wing State Convention Of Pennsylvania which held its
session at Lancaster in that State. Resolutions were
passed at the same time in favor of protective tariff
approving in general TERMS Of the compromise laws,
declaring strongly in favor Of the Union and evincng
full confidence in the measures, policy, and principles of
Mr.. Fimores administration. resolution specially
directed The support OF the fugitive slave law it
now exists on the statute book rejected by large
VOTE thus unequrocaiy Tearing that question open for
agitation either BY 'oay Of repeal or amendment tn some
This, says the Herald is the first regular wing nomi.
nation made by any State Convention for the contest OF
1852, and it comes from Of the most powerful, nfu-
entail and respectable OF the old hirteen-Pennsyva.
MA always considered the keystone of the arch of the
Union. The nomination and the platform both very
important matters, and they will lead to great and ex
citing discussions in all the States during the next egh
months Ths wings of the great State OF Pennsyl
vania in Convention assembled, while they en-
gagged in the duty of nominating candidates for the Co.
vernorshp and other offices, approved the adminstra-
ton of Mr. Fillmore and those statesmen by whom he
is surrounded while they cast both him and Webster
overheard into the of the past and hosted
banner in favor of General Scott, whose name and mill
tary fame well known throughout the republic and
the world. The approval OF the existing adminstra-
ton therefore, its face, empty compliment,
sprnging from wish to concentrate their little power,
instead Of leaving ranking opposition that might be
directed against the candidate and the new plat
form.
And the Day Book says that the nomination, accom-
panied with a formal refusal endorse the ugi-
tive slave law, rings the knell Of the wing party, of
compromise, and Of peace, and re-opens, in fouriod
power every sealed fountain Of bitterness and agitation
We in il deliberate and coldblooded concentra-
ton of purpose the part OF the anaca demagogues
of the North off the bandages from the green
wounds and drive the patient to delrum, radness-ds
solution. The movement leaked out in Pennsylvania,
but il originated in Albany and the efforts being
made in New York city foresta wing public opinion
here and commit the commercial metropolis Scott
may be traced to the Let the Union wings
Of New York beware Whatever may be their admira.
on in the abstract for the brilliant services Of Gen.
Scott this nomination throws aside the mask Of the
basts and shows the real that is to be made Of his
great popularity We greatly fear that this adrot hut
most unprincipled movement will be fatally successful,
and will forever damn the wing party But let the city
Of New York stand FIRM
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-24
SMALL FRY LOTTERY.

Draws every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, throughout the
will cost S16--halves artersS
your orders 10 r. ARMSTRONG Agent Wheeling Va
The following splendid prizes distributed June and Jsiy:
the capital prize in Monongaa class g. e55O00 New
Haven Small Fry Lottery class f6o prize Of $1,000 Kos
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-24
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, July TO.
In the absence OF Mr. Webster, VIM. S. Derrick
Chief Clerk appointed acting Secretary of the State
Department. The President recognizes Samuel John
Cover, Consul Of Austria for San Francisco.
The Grand Jury have found bill against Samuel
Slittimus, land agent, for forgery.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-24

NTOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.-Proposa will be received
~ the grading Of the Peru and indianapolis Railroad from
Noblosyic Peru fifty miles and also the
masonry of the Wabash, Big Pipe. and Wild Cat bridges
he Tecsived Noblesvle until "Wednesday
evening August addressed w Holman, Chief
Engineer Office where plans and prohes of the work will be
exhibited made monthly cash. reservng IS per
completed The line sectonized and
ready for examination by ,niractors. iulyl9-lm
PS The lettings heretofore advertised postponed until the
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-24
A cARp.-Messrs. FIELD & SLOAN take This method I

"a CARD-Nessrs. FIELD & SLOAN take this method Of
VI the community large that they
pared receive orders all kinds OF Chaisavns
u Facility Including the best of and machinery they
establishment the Union
Hotels Halls Offices &c. furnished with superior article OF
ArmChrs prices suit the All orders from distance viii
meet with prompt Country dealers will he supplied
prices which will them good profit Rooms ON ashngon
street. Bddes Rooms All work warranted
N BThe highest price will be paid for Poplar Walnut and
Maple lumber, Hicsory ara Maple turning timber, &c
0-v1v
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Commercial Institute Of indianapolis
w. NICK. SCOTT A. M Priucipaif

THNHIs INSTITUTION now permanently estabsee and is
ing recently up with ali The and convenience n
Institution IN The West for E and thorough commeTeiaI Enca
ton whilst the cost is llle one half Of others.
and thorough Mercantile Education and comphends distinct
FIRST CLAss-DorHLE ENTRY Book KKxrNe-This embra-
es the science Of Book Keeping by Double Entry and its apca
Banking, Manufacturing and Domestic Shipping,
Steam Boating and Foreign Shipping and general
the Cash book Bill book, Bank hook book book,
THE SECOND CLASS embraces The Laws Customs and Tsagc
Of Trade and Commerce.
aio1 p Interest Discount IGss and G1n and BOs
ON the new and improved method Of Cancellation
FOURTH CLASS-cosl'rEEclAL I.Aw-Embraces the Law
pal Agent, Bills Exchange PrOmsonary Notes Be-
Fire and Life Insurance. Contracts with carriers for hiring
and service q Sales and inc nature Of and lastly those
.s@e o. wscn ne Geae r. the hands Of The Merchant him.
Pree of Cards of Admission to a Full Course occupying from
6 TO 10 weeks, SIS co. prepaid or secured
Full Course Illustrated 5 de e.. o Boo together rsis with
Lectures Mercantile Arithmetic and Commercial Law he
the Partial through Course
Prce Of Cards Of Admission Partial Course, s125o pre-
T-No Fhpn in either course without first OBJ
tanning Card Of Admission from the Principal.
LECTURES Banking Political Ecoonny 5her subjects
valuable to the Merchant to be known, viii be delivered through
animation the completion OF Full Course.
day MONTH although Pupils any time
Report Of the BO-rd Of Ezanrinsrs Efay 90, 1861
We the undersigned by special acting the Board O.
thai have attended the of the present graduating
class of said Institution and find said well acquainted with
the elementary principles Of Double Entry Book Keeping could
well be expected their age and opportunities Of practice
sdered We believe them have received from their
thorough drilling this all important branch Of CONNER
cal Education which, steadily observed and properly pracced
will render them able accountants and valuable citizens and
would recommend that the following named members Of ire
class receive Diplomas o-wit:
James Weeks John Dorsey Hezekah w Roberts, Sanrdei
Morris Joseph Haugh John T. Ferguson George w Dorsey,
Nicholas McCay Jr James T. Brown, and Tyra Montgomery
And in conclusion would congratulate the citizens o nas
having IN their home Institution Of
Commercial education where much information short time,
and far less and anxiety of mind on the OF parents
and guardians and believe will be impaired ohf
similar Institution in the West. B. r. MORRIS,
DAVID wIILIAMSy
wM. SULLIVAN,
C. b. DAVIS
BENZ. L. LANG.
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ofrorrNArr MARKET.

River fallen inches since saurday-now stationary
Foun-unchansed; 400 bb sold 50 for good brands,
S347o53 50 for extra.
wHsxy-Dull at 1ec- -. J.
B.cos-so hbds sold in lots s for clear sdcs 81 for ribbed
sides; 81 for shoulders; for plain hams
SsGAH-Fair 5i8eic
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
.Allen-I. D. G.. Nelson Gem
.4dams-John Crawford, Dem.
Bartholomew-Joseph Struble, Dem; S. A Moore,
Wing.
Benton, White, &c-H. Robinson, Wing.
Boone-Wm. b. Beach and jeremiah Landers, Demo-
Gratis: VIM Staten and Jos. Keath Wings.
Cass-Thomas H. Briughurst, Wing; w 2. Stuart,
Dem.
Clark-T. Ware Gibson and Jas G. Caldwell, Denis
Delardre-Mchael Thompson, Wing.
Elkhart-Joseph Bean, Dem.
Fayette-John " Lindry, Dem.
Franklin-Robert Brundrett and A. J. Ross, Dems.
Fioyd-P. NJ. Kent, Democrat; J. Anthony, Wing.
Grant-Zimri Reynolds, Dem. Jos. Morrow, wing.
HGmikOn-G. M. Shaw, Dem; G. HI. yoss, Wing.
Hancock-John Foster, Democrat; A. Cayler, Wing.
Henry-Isaac II. Morris, Democrat: VIM. w. Will
liams, Wing.
Ho,rard Leonard Shoemaker, Democrat; Nathan
Lindsey, Wing.
Jackson-Samuel 7. Wells, Dem.
Jennings-Edward p. Hicks whig.
Johnson-Samuel Eccles, Dem.
Jeferson-John A. Hendrck, Dillon Bridges, Demo-
Gratis: John Lyle King and Frank F. May6eld. Wings
Kosciusko--Alfred Wilcox, Dem; r. Goodies, Wing.
Lagrange-Francis Henry, Dem; John B. Howe,
LGporte-F. W. Hunt; Wing.
Morion-Isaac Smith and Henry Brady, Demsocrats:
A. A Hammond and /. b. Sandusky, Wings.
MdrshaN-Thomas Sumner, Wing; VIM. NJ Patter-
son, Dem.
Mami-Richard F. Donaldson, Democrat.
MOntgOmery-Mahlon d. Manson and Daniel c.
Slower, Dems.
Noble-Jerome Sweet, Democrat.
OtceR-James Dobson, Dem.
OrGnge-D. S. Hnffstutter, DEM
Ohio and Switzerland j. w. Spencer and Samuel
Porter, Dems D. Kelso, Independent.
Perry-Milton Walker, Wig; M. c. Barkwell, In
dependent, Wing.
Porter-Wm. NJ Harrison, Dem
Randolph-William Mcqueen Wing.
RuSh-James NJ. Conner Wing; j. Beeson, Wing.
Spencer-John Walls, Dem; Thomas Smith, Wing.
Shelby-William Major, Dem
st. Joseph-John Brownfeld, Democrat Thomas S.
Stanfied, Wing.
Tippecanoe- B. Stockton, Democrat: God
love o. Behm Wing.
Washington-R. Schoonover. Democrat.
Wayne-Joseph M. Bulla, E. Lawrence and John p
Doughty wings.
Wells Geo. Mcdowell. DEM John Studabaker,
Wing.
WhitIey-D. B. Litchield, Dem.
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From New York.

NEW YORK, July 10.
The steamship Baltic sailed to-day with $500, 900 in
specie and seventy five passengers.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-24
From Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, July IS
The river has fallen three inches since last night
four feet five inches in the canal this evening Weather
hot.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-24
From Salem.

SALEM, MASS, July II
By an arrival here we have dates from Para to oath.
Yellow Fever had abated Small Pox was raging with
great violence. At Maranham Yellow Fever CON-
hitting sad ravages-4O0 persons died of it in three
months, and it was extending into the country.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-24
From Boston.
Bosror. July Is. 8 p M

BOSTON, July I6, 2. NJ.
Whilst dernoishing building at 60, Cornwall street,
human bones were found by the workmen, with unms.
taxable evidences Of murder. The building has been
erected thirty wears.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-24

THE DEMOCRATIC PRZssBs IN PrNNsYfvASIA.-
Sixty openly for the compromise and as openly
ost against the fres-soiIers and the eboltionists.
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CHEAP LANDS ON CREDIT.

TUNHE valuable lands subscribed the indianapolis and Beefn
tame Railroad Company amounting about $4,000
which subject the rights redemption laying the
ties of Adams Allen, Backfod Bartholomew Boone Brown Clay
Clinton Delaware Dekab Fountain, Fulton, Franklin Greene
Grant Hancock Hamilton, Huntingdon Hendricks Henry, How
johnson, Knox Koscusko Marion Madison, Marshall,
Montgomery Morgan Porter Putnam, Parke Randolph Shelby
Wells Wabash Wayne be entered the Office OF the Com
original and
In and the balance four equal annual instruments The
received their cash vaue appraised
below their
value works had progressed
10 their present stale. SAMUEL HANNAH Treasurer,
juy7-3w Indianapolis and Bellefonaine X. r. Co
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-24
From Pittsburg.

PITTsBURG, July ~.
River falling, with feet water in the channel
Weather hot with prospect Of rain.
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INprANAroLrs. May 90, 1851.

Of the Principal 10 furnish all the graz.
this who desire IT, with immediate employ
he therefore business Of the State
in good inform him Of the
stating particulars and he viii and send him well quail
fed in every particular.
~ Arrangements with fhe largest
Boarding in Cy board and lodge all the Students
per week making the expenses Of board
ing Tnoh and Stationary about $40 the price OF Tuition al"ne
N the Cincinnati Colleges. july1s-iy
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-24

INV
Steamer Pacific from Liverpool, with dates of 9tl
instant, being three days later, is below
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Candidates for Congress.
Candidates for the next Legislature.

SENATE.
Bartholomep and Jennings. L. Spann, Dem; Smith
Vawter Wing.
Brotcn and Monroe-James S. Hester, Democrat.
Hamilton, Boone, Gel C. Dougherty Dem.
Henry-Ezekel 7. Hickman, Democrat: w. A. Riff
ner Wing.
Hcndricks-John Witherow, Wing.
Huntington Sc-James r. Slack, Dem E. Thomp-
son, Wing.
.Johnson-Gilderoy Hicks, Dem.
Jdekson-Frank Emerson, Dem DIR. Monroe, Wing
Noble and Whtley-Thomas Washburn, Democrat
Henry Swhart Wing.
Parle and VermiHon-O. p. Davis, Democrat.
Perry, Spencer and Warrick-Job Hatfield, Dem
David T. Laird, Wing.
Randolph-Elias Kizer, Wing. DIR. Longshore, Dem.
Sheiby-James M. Sleeih, Dem.
Warren, White, Ser c. Kendall, Wing.
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From Pittsburgh.

PITTSBURGH, July Is.
River four feet-faing slowly. Weather cloudy and
very hot.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-24
From Pittsburg.
From New York.

PITTsRUBG, July 81.
River feet 3 inches. Weather clear and cold
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
NOTICE hereby given The voters q M.Ten county Indiana
~ general held the several townships
county the first Monday August $751; each will
called upon question the adoption OF the
act of 1852 10 extend the benefits Of
schools. CHARLES G. CAMPBkLl, Sherih M Z.
iuvo-tc
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-24

Como TO INSURE THIS rIME!-The Richmond Wing
has suggested that their party should take policy
Of life their next candidate for President.
The Springfield, Mass, Post replied that i; will be en-
tirey unnecessary. Il is not Wing candidates but Wing
Presidenfs that die of suddenly Mr. Clay has been
three times candidate before the electoral colleges and
apparently hale to-day he was dozen years ago.
Gin. Emo.
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"a 8 - LIS sAI RA1LRoAp. ~ s,octioIder. "

- - rrs5Tu-7FE1 LAFAYETTE AND lNDIANAFO-
~ - z5xSf<f;s5<@ LIS RAILROAD Stockholders will
please take thai work this road Is now rapidly pro-
crossing Lebanon and Indianapolis wotrds OF ne
nshed have been made for the
and IN, timber bridges The
been nurcba.eS and maid for and will be delivered in Lafay.
when the laying Of the track VIII oe I'M
finished possible and have
every assurance the will Lebanon early m the m AS
money wifi be needed 10 prepare this end Of the road for the ron
will he for up your nsamen promptly as
they become due 10 James Blake, Of Indianapolis :,
In September last the Board directed that ne 90
commence in October $780, and s. on each share be pad every w
days.
promptly, will be meet between
this and the 1s Of July . a..
will he prosecuted TO speedy 70 his
city early spring june16-3w ALB . WHITE, frest
EuNHE SPECTATOR by Joseph Ad.on just reed and r sac
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GREENFIELD, IND. July

UKEENFIELD, ND, July IT, 1901.
COL William p. Rush
Dear Sir:-The Wing Convention for this Congress
sional District which assembled indianapolis on the
Sd inst. failed TO nominate a candidate for Congress
At this late day the Wing party is without a cand-
date anxious maintain the integrity of our
party and its principles which think essential
to the prosperity and honor of the country, knowing
your devotion all the essential principles Of the Wing
party and believing be the wish of your friends and
the Wing party Of Hancock that you suffer the use of
your the approaching election. respectfully
solicit you to allow to your name a candidate
for Congress, with the assurance that will use all
hon hla "a eleotion
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-24
BY THE GOVERNOR OF INDIANA:
A PROCLAMATION.
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD!

XHvHEREAS has been made the undersigned that
w HIRAM FLYNN who stands charged with the murder OF
Terrell the county Morgan broke jail on the night OF the
18th inst Msrnsvie said comfy. Be IT, therefore, know,
that the hundred dollars will be paid for the
delivery said Hiram Flynn the Sheriff Of the
Morgan taken within the State taken out OF
State his safe custody and delivery such agent may be
this State
In whereof l. JOSEPH A. WRIGHT, Governor Of
Indiana hand and caused TO be am
H. d the seal Of the State indianapolis this 18th day OF june
A. d 1851
By the Governor, JOSEPH A WRIGHT.
CHARLES II. TEST, Secretary Of State.
The Flynn years OF ford complexion
DIV hair very bcar-has beard his neck under his
and blue His general appear
dssipaied about feet inch IN height
about 40 lbs hands and feet
has soppage speech-walks erect and built
june1S
NJEw BooKs.-sTUART OF DUNLEATH, Of the
Present Time: by the Hon. Caroline Norto author OF the
Dreamu
THE HISTORY OF THE EMPRESS JOSEPHINE: by J. L.
PICTORIAL FIELD BOOK Revolution, No rs by B. J.
LOSING
GODEY's LADY's BOOK for August
GRAHAM'S MAGAZINE for August;
SARTAIN'S UNION MAGAZINE for August;
This day received and for sale by ROSS KAY,
jnly22 One door west OF the Wright House
CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS TELEGRAPH--Oice over
Ross Rays book store, opposite the Capital House.
Despaches all Telegraph points in the United States
and Canada
~ without writing Eaton, Cincinnati. Counersvllc,
Dnvie Grcencasile, Hamilton St. Louis Shebyvie Tere
Hauie, &c, &c.
Nessages places where there is Office will be mailed
from the neares, Telegraph station,
u-Psns will be preserve all communication Of what
ever nature confidential juyie
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-24

nuppNc KNIVES AND TRANSATLANTIC TRowELs
New n this market general assortment Of Pocket
Cutlery Revoivss &e received and r Sse
at Cincinnati prcss,by HENRY . hHii'o0
feb2e
GUcARs-i2 hhds good and prime Q Sugar bbs
- and refined Sugar snd FIR sale BY
nsy2e bblfhk hoia-nfff
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-24

William Smith, Edward Strahl,
Geo. W Willett, Geo. Y. Atkinson,
J. F. Marshall, Isaac Willctt,
Richard HutsOn, Andrew M. Pattison,
VIM. Brown, Thos. ID. Walpole,
James Etter, Jonathan Dunbar,
Jesse o. Emerson, Robert McCorkle,
Jas. R. Bracken, Joshua Meek,
James Rutherford, Samuel Longnakcr,
Thomas Kinsey, Jacob M. Wood,
E w. Pierson, Jesse Atkinson,
Geo. Kingery, Erastus Church,
John johnson, William Hutson,
Winslow Price, Robert Wilson,
Cornwell Meek, Thomas Lemon,
Samuel Tibbets, John T. Smith,
Geo. McCorkle, Thomas Askon,
Hugh McClelland, Andrew Pauy,
James Smith, ]. Caldwell.
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Public Speaking.

The candidates for the Legislature will address the
people Of this county at the following places, to.wt:
Mechanicsburg, Monday, July 81, at O'Clock p M
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80 FARMS FOR sALE.-The undersigned will sell
Iii; farms in Hancock county on accommodating terms.
LII One Of 100 acres, 40 improved.
One of 100 SO improved.
One Of so acres, IS improved.
Also 2i0 Of unmproved land.
Enquire of r. L. Wapoe ESQ., Indianapolis the suhscr
Der AT Greenfield, Hancock THOMAS ID. wALPOLE.
iulvo
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vu@EE SPECTATOR by Joseph Addison jus, reed and f sale
il inDeI7 by S MERRILL No. Temperance Hall
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-28
Valuable Patent for Sale.

NMBKAUING Conneclicut and Rhode Island en- Ire, and
IL Massachusetts excepting few Counties and Towns,
The assignment of Morse's Patent Tan, Saw dust woods
which have been used for dying Peat other fine Fuel
BWner for Heat, the cost Of suth fuel amounting TO mere
nothing together with complete assortment Of Patterns,
Is now offered for sale for years advantageous terms,
WI" stock of Stoves on hand, II desired with the same.
he Stoves yield good profit many hundred have been
Unu many thousands must be sold.
u the assignment belonging to the late firm Newcomb,
Dixie, Co.. Is sold for the purpose Of closing up their
Germs, -
10 those persons who using the patent unlawiuly
we say that they are KIN and watched and will soon
said Patent Is iff- 500 ,i.rr ~ = III fIf l.hr
FOR further Particulars inquire of +. r. DIXIE.
worcester, Feb. IL, 1851. iebl2-w3w.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-28
OYST Err AND EATING HOUSE
In Basement of Nos. g. PIper's Block.

Neat Door South z. s. Hotel.
HE Subscriber have resumed business in the above
Spacious Saloon, which they have ted up with all
the improvements ofthe Day and with such conveniences
the public accommodation demands.
Their Cooking apparatus is of latest and best con.
struccn the establishment is literally supplied with
pure spring wafer, and every part lighted with gas.
Their reputation has long been established keepers of
Eating House, and they will be ready ut all hours
to furnish parties individuals with such refreshments as
may desre H&t
New York Oysters constantly hand and furnished in
any quantity TO order.
Fruit Of all kinds Nuts and Confectionery of the best
quality, will always be found at their establishment
1F Grateful for the liberal patronage hitherto received
they respectfully solicit its continuance from their friends
and the public SPUR & LEWIS
febl9-dWis3mo.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-28
FOR SALE and to LET,
COTTAGE for Sale

OVUVet g 4V4 Dtt1V'
"a 4 well furnished Cottage Chandler street. con
Gai taining rooms. Apply
ALONZO WOODCOCK,
feb2!-dtAl Upon the premises
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-28
New Prints & De LANES.

VTAyING almost entirely closed out old stock, we
are this week opening 10 Cases of Prints and De Lans,
comprising choice new styles.
MERRIMACK, HAMILTON, COCHECO, GLOBE,
and FALL RIVER Prints from CT to 10 cents per yd.
ENGLISH, SCOTCH MANCHESTER and HAMlL-
TON AIousseines DE LANES at the lowest Wholesale
prices.
We shall now be regularly receiving new Scotch and
ENGLISH Dress Goods, of own importatons and new
Styles of American Prints and De LANES fast AS they
appear in market. We invite examination Of Go0ds
and comparison Of the prices with those Of any other
Establishment ii. II. CHAMBERLIN, co.
ftb4-dwtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-28
G. MERRICK KIcHnI 6

AR NICHOLS would inform the ci,izen -
and OF the adjoining Towns that he remains in he Of
nee recently occupied by Drs. Comngs & Nichols u b-
w services may be obtained usual His system ofnra
ce Is the Ecteclc which can be the only reasonable and
consistent one All mpreudiced persons viii ledaa
as some Objectionable things connected with them There
lore rational selection in the practice of medicine will re
yet al drugs that tend rather TO nre than to benefit ,he
human constitution and include only such medication Is
saHauVe, and best calculated TO disease.
ohice hours from to 10 A. NJ, 2 to and to P. M.
eb9-d4w