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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-11-08
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GREAT ERE IN CIlILIICOTHE,
ID n FL n G. Do
One .tEi rG oS tl,c Town I;u rnt to Ash es!

GeEfEieA. Yorrs of the 5th Is at hand. In reply
every Safe in the fire. YOURS. has proven good for
nothing. los: large Safc-Ir rxRrEcTLy
tD-6gt in the SMALL sALAMAsDsR soranr FRpM rSu
NoriiIsG WAS INJURED. Your obejient servt,
WHIT CLEMONS.
The above letter shows that In rel hot fire; kicns
SkLAsANBERs tile only Safes 10 be depended upon.
In the Pearl street ire Safes, OF different max
were totally destro! eel, RIoHs SAFE bidding def
to the anes preser yibg notes, bonds and mora-
GEES to the value of SOoDOO The Chiliteothe Are is
clcase-EvERy SAFE RIoHs destroyed. These
repeated occurrences prove ncontest5iy that Wlders
Patent SalauIanders with RICn's IMPROVEMENT, are the
best safes made in the United States, in the whole
and at the Factory, corner of Sr. Make PLsce and
ATgNuE,, New York. SrEARNS ~ MARVIN.
yiisO. at the folioridg Tgeneiss.
ISAAC BRIDE. New Orleans, La.
l.. NJ. HATCH. Charleston. ), G..
THOMPSON ~ ONDESBUR7S, Baltimore, Nd.
HOLYOAKES, LOWNES IL CO.. Meinphis Tenn.
EDDY MOTLEY, Toledo. o.;
ALI.tS * HOWES, Evansville la,
=. SHEPARD IL CO., Buffalo. Ny.
WALTER X. MARVIN, Lockport, n. I.
BARNEY BROTHERS. Mobile. Ala.
CIAS. II. CAMPFIELD, Savannah, Ga.
HALL. 6, MOSES Columbus. Ga.
DE'HoSSET ~ BROWN, Wilmington, n. G:
WM. R.NDALI.. St Paul. NJ 4.
MORLEY ~ RAYNoLDS, Cleveland, ..
HAVER, BOYD d GAINESVILLE. o.
EN. SUGGErT, Rochester, n. Y.
JAS. HUTTON, N ontreal, Canada.
oeti
NEW MUSIC.
assortment of easy and popular airs arranged
Ducts, for two performers the Piano Forte, JUS
octj T. CONJUNCTION 81 co.
CITY HOTEL:
WATER BETWEEN VINE ANb prvIsIoa,
.ErEAsriHe, Ind.
octi WIN. II. BoICOIRT, Proprietor.
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$40 REWARD.

CNTOLENby G.. w. Davis. from Cabinet Shop in this
~ town. the 3rd inst. lot of Cabinet makers tools
consisting of Plins. Chises, &c. part Of which he
mutilated and destroyed Furniture, Patterns de-. Said
Davis is about 30 years old feet inches height large
dim blue eyes-large under lip, which hangs over
trls appear in front, and isps-fsa little deaf toes in
some when walkin il slight OF hand performer. and
Cabinet maker 10y trade; has Il bcared unmearing
hook very disspatd,n acttle embodmeptcf Whisky
drinker. will pay the above reward for hrs delivery to
me in this town. which will about pay his Transportation
freight IT. person this. and does not think
the reward win justify his delivery here they will please
caution the public against this notorious drnkard and
thief -, G.. F. POWERS, Z. NJ.
octi93td&1;w Oiney Oct o. 1852.
= S-ESansviHe Journal copy to the amount Of So,
and charge lhis ofiice.-[ Clney Banner.
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TAX NOTICE.
FOR 4. I'D. 1852.


THE tax PAYERS of Vandcrburgh county are hereby
notified h,t the duplicate tor 1852, contained Est
Of State County, aud oter purposes has been received
10y me from The Auditor OF said county aud that will
attend ut the place of holding elections in knight town
ship, on "Wednesday, Nov 81.
Centre township. Thursday, Nov. ih.
Scott township, Friday. Nov. 5th.
Armstrong township Saturday,, Nov. 9th.
German wnship, Monday, Nov. 9Th.
Perry township, Nov. oh
, Union township, Wednesday, Nov. 10th.
Std Will ttlca at my Office ut Evansville from the
10th of November until the third Monday in March next
or the purpose or receiving taxes.
The taxes for the year Ir52 are as follows:
For State purposes 20 cents on each ono hundred dol
lars valuation OF property and each poll 50 cents for
county purposes, - cents as above, aud ON each poll
81.
For the support of Common Schools 10 each
hundred dollars valuation OF oil property. and on
each poll - For the purpose of pa! Ing the inter
est Bonds issued for Stock subscribed n tie Evans
vile and Illinois Railroad Company. II cents on each
hundred dollars value of all property returned in
the general list for taxation:
ALSO, thrrc doars on each and every one hundred
dollars Of premiums Insurance. taken by Agents OF
Companies not chartered in This State
shall proceed to collect the above taxes il the man.
ncr prescribed 10y law .
Evansville, Oct. II. 1889.
CHEEsE-aO boxes W. r. just reed for sale by
S. L. GILBERT d co.
ocif Sycamore near Water.
CCAsEs Cassamerc reed per ditect importation and
- for sale by JAS, LOW ~ co.
octli Az Main streci Louisville n.y.
StUGAR- I, hhs good fairat lowest market rates by
- FOSTERS q BROWN.
octlq Corner Main and ist sis
,ANDY-jO Boxes BEST quality, jus, reed aud ioHsale
I J at lowest manufactures prices, 10y
sept1 $. f. GILBERT IL co. S,eamorc near Water.
rEENNESS ERE Money bought nv
/ ssp,6 5. Z. GILBERT d CO. syc. fear Water.
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.(NUN Mountngs, Rifle barrels, Locks, Duble Tr-yer
Butts aud Guards, Ribs Tail Pins Patent Bitches
rod Heads, Main Springs, Cocks oc, for sale by
ortlS C.. NJ. GRIFFITH
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II bbls Rosn, Just reed and for sale by
Qc.lJ PRESTON BROTHERS.
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BOARD EEALTE.

meeting Of the Common Council ofthe city Of Ev
~ anxye. held July 18th, ls5'. the following gentle
appointed BOARD Or HEALTH Tor sad clty,
the ensuing year:
prs. a. G. HALLOCK, ISAAC CiSSrLRERHT
L. V. MITCHELL. y. X. DAVIDSON,
TIoS. NJ. JOHNSON, ESQ.
VI fCiiy papers copy.
The following sections are city Ordinances:
SECTION =. Il shall be tho aiy of every praccing pny
stefan ia ta city, To notify member of the board
health OF every OF contagious Infectious disease in
the city, within six hours after the presence of such dis
comes 10 his knowledge; ard every such phy scia
shall quarterly report TO said boayh Of health death
which shall 10 his knowledge in re Of his
practice. aud also the such DEATH ard should
ph stefan neglect 10 comply with the requirements ot
section Ofs ordinance. he shall for every snch neglect
forfeit and Pay not less than three san twenty
dollars.
SEC. 6. IL amy person shall time Knowingly in,
troduce aid asSs; ia introducing into she city
contagious or infectious disease of dangerous loath
character saeh person shall for cNe:y such oence
forfeit and pay not less than three EioTe han fifty dol
larse JAS. e.. JONES Mayor.
A-tst:
rSo. ]. CHAMBER. Clerk. jy2a 3ml
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TO COUNTRY MERCHNTs.

TO COUNTRY MERCHNTS.
WE prepared TO sell Clothing Of g, ery var
w ETY. and quality and manufac,uredin the sub
stanta manner at Wholesale having just received from
Europe. large stock OF clos cassmeres, de-, which
will enable To make up and sell the most
able terms clothing of every kind. We have just recev
cd large lot of all qualities OF overeoats.
Weinvite e attention Of the country trade to stock
while express our gratitude for the liberal patronage
MICK g. LoBENSTINE,
Western Star, 3thing Store,
novfg Corner From andS amore streets.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-11-08

TUN MOUNTINGS.-
VI $40 Rihe Barrels;
eco lbs Brlss Mounfings.
JI6z German. Silver Mountngs;
go do Percussion Locks;
3 do Flint do;
90 do Double Triggers
80 do Bullet Mouths, Wipers and Ribs;
Together with assortment of patent Brooches. Tai
pins. Cocks. Main Springs Nipples BOD Heas. shost
Brass and German Silver, &C., for sale at the sign of the
MilY Saw TjyIJl &. VI. GRIFFITH
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-11-08

TUST RECEIVED: Grahams Magazine for Novem
- Der: Godv'- Ladies' Book do; Gieasons, Drawing
Room Conn afiion No. I6 aud Il.
oct29 T.CoYNGTON IS co.
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FRGsH ARRIVAL

hOCASEs Hats, Gaps and Bonnets, just received Der
10 steamer hiadoos Comprising IN part the follow
ing. viz
doz 3. = Angola SILK Hats;
. do Excelsior DO do
/ do Fashionable Mole Skin do
do Box h,aus'd do
u do Fashionable Bek Brush do
IL do 10 do Nutria do
20 do mems bek Euena Vista Hats;
~ DO de- SIX Plush Caps. assd;
80 do BOYS and Infants Velvet Trrbans and Caps;
80 do do Cloth Caps;
25 do do Cotton Plush do
10 do do Boston Cloth do
j. do Mems Mohair do
j. do do Cloth do
90 do FloreEce brai9Bonnets ass'd and for sale by
sept2l MORGAN; KEEN & PRESTON.
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FURNITURE.

IOHN c. DEVEREUX, JI., Wholesale and Retail
- dealer in Wall Paper. Fire Screens, Window Blinds
Teasers Wrapping and Roefng Paper Lamps Phosgene
Gas, etc., &C., Main street. between First and Second
streets. aug l0lyl
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-11-08

NV tNSVlLLE Book Store Just received the Coquette
IL lie greatest novel ever written, by the author OF
Misserrimus, for sale by
oc;1 SAMUEL LISTER
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NEW MUSIC,

AN going there or tire death or little Eva; Answer
I 10 Ben Bolt: Whites on me dark blue Sea- Jamies
on Ia stormy Sea Wanted GOverness ~ Kathleen
N.vourneen: Katy Darling; Allan Percy.
sepl3l for sale by SAML LISTER.
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OIL CLOTHS.

I'IRE Screens Window Shades and Oil Cloth, Table
4 Covers, just received and for sale at
EMBiCiiS'S DRY GOOD STORE.
oet7 MaiA St three doors below Second.
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TELEGRAPH DISPATCH Els.
Reported for the Evansville Journal.
New YORK, Nov. s.

Dates from the city of Mexico to the 18TH
saythe extra session of Congress was to meet
on 18th inst Impeachment of ministers OF JUS
tice and Foreign Affairs takes place Also
Government is in great fear. Several bitter
opposition papers have been started, the law
against.the press had been rescinded two days
before Congress met. The minister of War
directed tine State authorities to arrest all
military men without passports, and especially
if under suspicion as Insurgents. Rebaledo
was still in force and had proclaimed plan
Of Guadalafara. State of Vera Cruz sent
Commissioners to confer with the Govern
ment respecting recent instructions. bill
was introduced to Congress, granting an am
nesty to the Vera Cruz insurgents. An in
surrection is reported at Micho. Jal'scod
Barbachan, has been appointed Governor of
Yucatan, to take his seat on the 18th Of Oct,
he will probably find strong opposition to
contend with.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 6, NJ
DR.. Drake, the oldest physician and one OF
the Oldest settlers, died last night.
The river has risen feet inches. There
are now 8 feet water and rising rapidly.
Flour in good demand at So As to So so;
whiskey l73; Cheese sa9c; Groceries, Su-
gar 44a5a.
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NEW ORLEANS, NOV, D.
The Crescent City is coming up. The
authorities of Havana permitted her to
land passengers and mails, but notified them
that such permission woad not again be
granted The difficulties are not yet settled.
R.turns from Louisianl, Mississippi and
Georgia are still favorable to Pierce. Law
renee county, Miss, gives Pierce 297 MAORI
ty Indiana, Is counties give Pierce 347O-
same counties gave Wright 1850.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-11-08

MORGAN, KEEN & PRESTON, Jobbers in Foreign
WI and Domestic Dry Goods, Boots Shoes. Hats Cap
i,onne,- &c EvaT Syie, Ia. Ijyf+1y'
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-11-08
NEW MUSIC

4 n assortment of easy and popular airs arranged
"A Duets, for two performers the Piano Forte, IL
r. ccivcd and for sale by
oct5 T. CONJUNCTION 81 co
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NEW YORK, Nov. @.
Flour not so boyant, State 81 Gs@I 20, Gennessc
81 s5a4o8; Southern ST g 20. sacs 600 bushels
white Michigan wheat 81 10. Market firm. Western
corn sic Pork firm better request; Beef in fair de
manb and unchanged. Lard firm.
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SPOr'rSEEY,
no lShot LEs 3 To SI9 Boys single sho,
IL tur o: 80 /
Rife assortm IT. with Shot Belts, Pow der
Fasks 's.J ,ulds, &c just received BY
sept3 BABCoCk BROTHERS,.
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The river has 8 feet inches aid rising
Weather wet.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-10-23
BOOKS! BOOKS! BOOKS!
John Keith & Cos Bulletin of New Books,
239 Main street.

239 Main street.
A NCIENT Christianity Exemplifed by L. Coleman,
n Eclipse of Faith.
History of the MOrmuns Lieut.. J. W. Gunnson.
Review of New Themes, by A. Lyman.
Practical Treatise Business, by Edwin T. Freedey.
Manual of Eocutian and Oratory, by John Walker.
Filth Vol. of Waverly Novels, Philadelphia Edition.
Southern Matron, and N. f. Bride.
Life North and South, by Mrs. S. ]. Hale.
I'd Series-Walks and Talks OF an American Farmer
in England, Fred l.. 0msed.
Lives of Wellington and Peel.
Reuben Mendicott or, the Coming Man.
COnteniment better than Wealth. Alice b. Neul.
Ancient Egypt, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Kenrick
Comparative Physiognomy, The Resemblance Be-
tween Men and Animals. ]. w. Redfed
The Experiences of Barrisier. w Warner, Esq.
The RecOeciions OF a Policeman. Thomas Waters.
Australia and Her Gold Regions. r G. Jameson.
Overing, or The Heir of Wycheiy E. Grayson, Esq
Evenings at Donaldson Manor by NJ. J. Mcintosh.
Scott and Jackson, by J. T Headey.
Progress of Nations, BY Ezra G. Seaman
Moral Science by Archibald Alexander, D. d.
Archibald Cameron, or Hearts Trials.
Eagle Pass, by Cora Montgomery
New England Tale BY Mrs, G. NJ Sedgwck.
Eoline, OF Magnolia Vale, by Caroline LIE Hentz.
Rena, or the Snow Bird, by g. &c
Linda, or the Young Pilot by " /" /"
Philosophers, and Actresses, by Arsene Houssaye.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-10-23
Ladies' Cloaks.

NHIS is to invite the attention Of the Ladies purchas
L ing Ready-Made CIOaks
in this city, to the elegant and genteeI garments
in store at the " Hve.' No pains or EXPENSE has
been spared to procure the mos fashionable pattern
From so TO 100 garments constantly on hand prices
from So 80 to $50 90 Paper patterns Of any style of
Cloak in store gratis, to purchasers
oct23 dl2t w3w GEO. p. BRYANT
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-10-23
Martins Pearls,

book recently published, containing fac stmiIte of
the authors own hand writing, in connection with his
various styles of off hand Furnishing, for sale 1872
ing to become teachers of Martins system of writing
may, application at his room, commence and pursue
such of practice, under his instructions will
fit them for the Office. 10
All are invited to call and examine specimens. A sill
DER nedGl and diplomas we're awarded TO him, at the
Mechanics Fair Of this city.
Honrs from to IL A. NJ. 2 to T. NJ, and'7 to in
the evening oct23 DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-10-23
T. II WI II Il r ,

T. g. o. X. EARLE will continue, heretofore, their
Lumber Business, the old stand where they will be
harpy to supply all persons wanting anything i'll their
line, at short notice, and on the best terms.
We receiving fresh supply of
SHINGLES, CLAPBOARDS, and LATHS,
direct from Bangor Persons in of any OF the above
articles will do well call and examine before purchas
ing elsewhere.
Frames furnished 10 ORDER at short notice, and large
supply of Dry Planning Lumber constantly hand and
for sale low. L. d q, X. EAkbE.tS
THowAs EARLE,...............O X. EARLE. y
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-10-23
CONNECTICUT STOVE DEPOT,
UNITED STATES HOTEL BUILDING

Main Street, Worcester.
CONSTANTLY on hand, and for sale, large and
~ beautiful assortment Of the desirable patterns
to be found in the market-comprsng the complete
reties manufactured BY the Bridgeport and Stamford
FoundIies, consisting In part Of
The Patent Air Tight Coal Burner.
Sizes from 10 to III in Cylinders. This Stove is
structed the scientific principles, and will con-
sumo its own smoke and gas, making saving OF 40 per
cent. any other in Its radiatng dua-
ties unsurpassed, and The fire only needs repIeish-
ing once in "a hours.
THE "PARLOR CRATE"
This is very chaste neat and elegant parlor
ment The carving is of an entirely design, and
finished in the highest grade Of As beautiful and
convenient open coal burnett it is giving the fullest sat
sfaction.
The Banner Cooking Stove,
For burning either wood or coal This Stove is now
in in large number Of families and receives, where
used the most enthusiastic praise 1t has the best bak-
ing OF any stove extant and needs fuel for
baking than for ordinary cooking purposes.
THE CONNECTICUT STOVE.
This is very large oven stove, and second 9th
er cooking stove. The mechanical construction of the
stove is peculiarly adapted to make all branches OF
cooking easy The plates TO this stove of uniform
thickness, thereby securing perfectly even bake and
avoiding any liability to crack.
The Clinton Cooking stove.
This Stove is celebrated for doing The greatest good
TO the greatest nun ber 1t is the best for
ing, as well as cooking, now in use.
STAR COAL BURNER.
We have three sizes of this elegant Parlor Stove
This the most beautiful coal offered the
public 1t so constructed that the heat passes down
the sides and up the back thus heating
face of the Stove before passes into the chimney
Rip Van Wrinkle.
This is all unique and novel paror stove for either
wood OIL coal ION the different plates very ingen-
iOusy carved illustrations Of ryngs famous legend of
the Kaatskis. This beautiful tells the tale not
less ruthtuy and beautifully than does the elegant and
chaste style of its ustrious aulhor."
The New Republic.
This Stove has now been in for more than eigh.
teen months has been sub ected to the rigid tests
and received the unqualified approval of thousands.
AS Cooking Stove for either coal WOOD. it has
superior,
Hayes Patent Tubular Elevated Oven
Range.-Ihs Range is constructed the strctest
scientific principles, with the idea Of performing all its
offices in the perfect manner with the least posi-.
BILE fuel and possesses merits far SURPRISING any Range
before offered. II is constructed, that the
fire that cooks the dinner and bake the bread win
the paror dining room; this, too without transmit
ting any of the fumes from the culinary department.
D. G THURSTON.
oct19 daw3m
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PENMANSHTp

II T. MARTIN takes this opportunity to express his
IL thanks to the citizens OF Worcester and vicinity
for their liberal patronage during the last eight years
at his old bnt beautiful room, No. 1872 Main street, d-
rectly opposite the American Temperance House
Mr. NJ. gives positive assurance to Gentlemen tuho
put Themselves under his tuition reasonable length
OF time, that they shall become qualified to write bold,
beautiful business style. Ladies neat and fashion
able running hand.
Particular attention gwen the writing of bilIets
professional, visiting, and wedding cards.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-10-23
Piano Fortes.

lust received, and for sale, an assortment of
% Beautiful Piano FOrtes.
s0ne gothic style, of excellent finish and tone. Per
sons wishing TO purchase invited TO call and exam
inc these Instruments, at LELAND'S Music Rooms,
No. az Front street.
Also, jus. received and for sale, dozen beautiful P
.ano Stools of various styles. s. x. LELAND
Il Worcester Oct 8, 1852. diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-10-23
Cheap Grocerv Store.

TlNHE subscribers would give notice that they have
Il taken the Store formerly occupied by IL. HOLDEN,
of School and Union Streets which they have
fitted up in the best style, it'll stock of Goods,
which will be sold as cheap can he bought in this
city. BY strict attention to business they hope merit
the patronage Of their friends.
Goods delivered any part of the city free of charge.
II. S. MOORE 81 SON.
Worcester, Oct. IL, 1852. diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-10-23
THE CAPITAL STOCK
of the Hartford Fire Insurance Company

ts......................... 3 l5O,OUO.
TTIHE Company have The folio wing investme nts viz :
L Bills receivable, amply secured, $500. S67 900
45S Share Hartford Bank Stock. cost,.. 1859 rs
100 Shares Corn. River Co. Stock, cost. $4,000
100 Shares Hartford, Providence, & Fishkill
RI R. stock, al Observation-Disclosures. 1890
90 Shares Conn. River Rail Road Stnck... 1900
II. HUNTINGTON, ~
ALBERT DAY,
HENRY KENEY, Directors.
J. P BRUCE,
CALVIN DAY.
STATE OF CONNECTICUT, HARTFORD COUNTY, S.
Hartford, Oct. 10Th, 1852.
Then personally appeared the above named II, Hun
tngton Albert Day, Henry Keney. p Bruce, and Cal
vim Day, being majority of the Directors of the Hart
ford Fire Insurance Company, and sew rally made oath
TO truth of the above statements, by them signed be-
fore me- WILLIAM NJ WATSON,
Justice OF The Peace.
true copy. ISAAC DAVIS, Agent.
oct23 d6t
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FOR SALE.

lA A GENTEEL COUNTRY RESIDENCE, sit
liHi uated in the centre of West Boylston six miles
from Worcester, and within five minutes walk
OF the Depot OF the Worcester and Nashua Railroad. 1t
consists OF Lot 2l0 ieet the street. and containing
about one Acre of Land well stocked with the best va
RE les OF Apples Cherries and other choice early and
late fruits.
The subsci iber has gathered in single year owe. so
barrels of Apples. There is also Nursery containing
2U0 Apple Trees of the best varieties.
The House consists of an upright part 3s by IS feet,
and an 81 by Is feet and contains nine rooms. The
Barn has good convencnces for Horse, Cow, The
wafer is unailng, and of excellent quality; and every
thing pertaining situation very peasant and
tractve
Also, eight Acres Of excellent Land, about of mile
from the above, enlinence commanding view of
many miles in extent and exhibiting variety of
ny of mco beauty 1t borders upon the SO
rods and will furnish number the finest House Lots
For further particulars, please cal and examine the
premises, or inquire at the Spy Office.
SYLVANUS MORSE.
West Boyston, Oct. l3, 1852. dWaS3W
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z=.z - -
CO-PARTNERSHTP NOTICE.

TNHE subscribers have this day entered into Co
1 partnership. under the firm of BASSETT, EARLE,
G BROTHER, for the purpose of ransaciing the Whole
sale Commission Produce Business at the new building
erected in T. q O. X. Earle's Lumber Yard, at WASH
ngton Square, nearly opposite the Boston Worcester
Freight Depot.
AHAz BAssRTT,l
THos. EARLE, BASSETT, EARLE BROTHER
o. X. EARLE.
Worcester, July 49, 1859.
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Dutch Flowering Bulbs.

FINE lot just received from Holland, consisting O.
~ beautiful Varieties of Tulips, Hyacinths, Gladio
lus English and Spanish Iris, Crocuses, Crown lmpe
rails, Lilies, Narcssus, &C., &c,
S. IL. COTTON, Worcester Nursery.
Worcester, 10th Mo-, 81, 1852 div
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-10-23
Burnett's Cod Liver OIL.
Ross Premium Crystalized Soap.

HONFESSEDLY the best article in use The Re-
~ port OF the Worcester Co Mechanics Association,
says OF this Soap &c This article found on trial TO
be all that its maker ella for it, 1t s an excellent
shaving Soap grand toilet Soap, is unsurpassed for
nursery purposes-removes all grease from Clothing
and an excellent substitute for spermaceti in doing
linen The Committee think it entitled to Silver Med
al"
Agent for Worcester, i. T. LAZEIL, Druggist,
oct23 d4Wis 20l Main street.