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RUssIAN ARny.--It appears that the Polish
mobiles Of the Lithuanian provinces are not al
all DESTROYS Of entering into the Russian service.
They have obstinately refused 10 accede to the in
viiaiion Of the government TO become incorpora
ted into the body Of the Russian mobiles This
stand on their part has called forth very severe
uksse from the Emperor Of Russia, who seems
determined 20 enlist ell parties into his armies.
The following is an extract from the ukase -
II has been our wish that The Polish mobiles
Of the western government Of korono, Wilsea,
GrodDo, Minsk, Wollignia, podolia, and Kiero,
might vie with the Russian mobiles Of every de
nomination in testifying their loyalty by dis
charging their duties as faithful subjects in the
service Of cur victorious army, or in chat Of the
civil service. TO our great Grief these hopes
have never been realized, independently indeed
Of a few isolated exceptions which are conse.
quently deserving of The greatest praise and &C.
knowledgment.
"The great majority Of the young mobility
who belong 10 wealthy families remain idle and
stand entirely sloof from service. These sent
ments so utterly opposed 10 the simple duty Of
true nobleman can no longer be tolerated, and
we therefore command -
81. The SONS Of the noble landed proprie
tors in the above-nsmed governments, who dc
not belong 10 the Russian Church, and who have
not less than 100 souls under their jurisdiction
shall when they have attained the age Of is
years, be sent info service, either as ensign OF
cornet, IL they can pass their examination il
The southern press. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1852-07-01
Virtue Of the Lash,

FRED. DOUGLASS says in one of his late pa.
pers that JOHN VAN buren, and H. B. STANTON
:" deserve to be lashed with scorpions, and to
have the blood drawn at every blow" for desert
ing the cause of freedom.
Negro overseers are proverbially cruel. and
delight in administering the lash. There are
about three millions Of negroes in the United
States, and not quite SO many Abolitionists. If
both were put together in separate community,
we think the Abolitionists would soon be cured.
The southern press. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1852-07-01

W We suppose that JAMES GUTHRIE, esq,
a distinguished Democrat of Kentucky, will be
appointed by the governor to fill the vacancy
in the Senate, caused by the death of Mr. CLAY,
whose resignation does not take effect until Sep
tember
The southern press. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1852-07-01

Az sistersville, Va, few days since, child Of
Mr.. Darling Long fell into the river on the Ohio
side. The father was on the opposite shore, but
re-crossed the river, and after diving three times,
finally succeeded in securing the child. Medical
aid was speedily secured, and the child wssr'7
suscitstsd Gin Enquirer
The southern press. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1852-07-01

A DHooyERY.--Whiles some lsborsgs were alg
ging ditch for a fence in the alamo IN san
Antonio recently, they CAM suddenly upon
several pieces Of ordnance sfncs which time thir-
teen csnnons have slresdy been recovered from
their hiding place, fov' Of which are copper pieces
poundsrs. ali spIked, and the trunnions and knobs
of the osscsbIes broken of An old Mexican
woman SAYS they were buried there by the brave
men under the command OF the noble Travis,
Bowie snd Crockett, st the siege Of the Alsmo in
1896.
The southern press. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1852-07-01

Late dates from Santa Pc, say business was i'm
proving, and Colonel Seymour had removed his
quarters back TO Santa Fs. Gov. Calhoun and
party we're passed at the lower Limsnos, on
,hsir wsy 70 the States. Major Stevens com
m.nd YES at fort Atkinson May 10, all in good
heslth-
The southern press. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1852-07-01
The exports
SI3,458,352

1t will be seen from this that we are re-
ceving from California at the rate of nearly
fifty millions year.
The banks of New York are said now TO
hold $1,000 900 specie. Their discounts
amount now to about S75,OOO,OOO
The southern press. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1852-07-01

INDIAN FreHr ~ Tsxss.--A corressndent Of
the Galveston Journal writing from San Anionio,
learns from Lieut.. G. H. Tyler, ofthe ID u. s.
Dragons, that on the lst inst, Lieut.. Hswss, OF
the ID Dragons, with party Of fifteen men, had
skirrnish with msrauding band Of Camanchss,
who had been perpstrating outrages on the road
between Fort lnge and Fort Duncan. The Indians
werd discovered at a distance Of about a mile or
more, and pursuit, which lasted an hdpr was ne
csssarily conducted at great dissdvantaf s. Lieut..
Halves succeeded, however, in shoe tlng two and
recovering thirty-eight animals and futr captive
children. The children stated lhst fjsir father
and mother and elder brother Kind sister
were murdered by them three days Before.
Lieut.. Denman reporsthat he crossed several tr'fs
between the Nusces and the Rio Graude.
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W The New York Economist states that
the imports of specie and deposits in minis from
ist January last to June 18th, amount to
$24,066 455
The exports lO,60s, lO3
The southern press. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1852-07-01

were not ascertained, but the Americans were
called Robert Mcdonald and George Williams.
The Flag says that these executions have
created deep feeling among all classes in
Brownsville, who look upon their summary
death as wholly unnecessary; the more 80 as
the disturbances in which they were engaged
have been entirely suppressed, and no necessity
could have existed for such an example. A
deep feeling of revenge now reigns where a
course of mercy would have planted those OF
gratitude.
Gen. Avalos was shot and burnt in efigy, on
the American bank of the river, in full view of
the garita OF Matamoros.
An article appeared in the Genio, of Matamo-
roe, recently, reprobating the conduct of Gov.
Jesus Cardenas of Tamaulipas, in refusing to
yield the reins of government to the newly
elected incumbent. The editor, who was re-
Gently elected to the legislature of the State,
was arrested, and with him some forty more
The Flag says the judge could not stand this,
and dismissed the case just in time to save the
whole of Matamoros from being imprisoned
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
WEDNESDAY June. 30. 1870

The House was called TO order at twelve min
utes past two clock having waited for the official
announcement Of the death Of Hon. HEsRy CI1y
by the Senate.
An nppropriate prayer was offered up by the
Rev. DR.. Bullet. chaplain 20 the Senate.
The southern press. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1852-07-01

DEsTRUcTfvg INUNDATIoS IN GERMANY.-The
districts of Mulhanseu and Heligenstant have
been visited BY great calamity. The bursting
OF a wstees spost csnsed such a sudden rise in
the ~at@r Of the Unstrut and other streams,
that not only is the whole harvest Of the pre-
sent ysw destroyed, but the fields are covered
With stcnet pnd sand TO such an extent that Il
will 81 impossible 70 bring them into cutiva.
tioa f1p@ ears 10 come. In quarter Of an hour
th6 UoSupt rose ls feet above its usual level
The lanc.ef life is not yet known bot it u
fears& Y <QepsiderabIe. " Dingelstadt eleven
bodies Aeen found, and nineteen persons
are mid 5Hthe districts Of Eulbausen above
twom srsons are reported as having been
dror and between twenty and thirty more
~ pcted to have shared tfebame fate.
The Nil are every where deakoyed whole
herds Of cattle and sheep hayS1Seen lost, and
buildings have been 30 completely swept away
that scarcely stone Of them remains. The full
extent Of The loss Of life and damage 10 proper
ty has not yet been acertaiDed. The provincial
government in Erfurt has despatched commits.
sioners 70 TIE locality 10 make the necessary
Investigations. Appeals are already made 10
the public for subscriptions In aid Of the popu
lation Of the district Foreign Papers.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-11
ADJUSTMENTS.

First appearance Of
Mr.. w. H. KNEAss,
from the Baltimore Theatres.
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rs Consumption Durable s-Read the follow


NEW YoRK, Sept. 5th, 1851.
DR.. RoeERs,-Sir Nc one, who has suffered as
have done, month after month"; from Cough thai
ed as If would tear the Lungs pieces, be other
wise Than grateful at being relieved from
afcuon. 1t is therefore, with real pleasure, and
earnest desire to make the fact public for the benefit Of
others, that certify to the com lele, and believe
the permanent cure, effected by your excellent Syrup Of
Dverwort, Tar and Canchalagua. The Cough had
tied upon my Lungs. and was accompanied by fever at
night, and prosttaon during the day. My friends uni
versaly con idered me in a CONSUMPTION. Anxious
TO try any Thing tina afforded hope of relief, and beng
satisfied that my Physician either aid my
case, or could not help me, dismissed hun, and
chased bottle o your PREPARATION of which had pre-
viousy heard very favorable account The first otte
seemed to loosen the Cough and after taking the nd
was sensible of having ex elenced decided bel EFT.
persevered and by The tire the ninth Bottle
sumed, my Cough was entirely gone, and have not
since been troubled with ally pulmonary symptoms
whatever. ELIZA TRUESDALE, SO Grand street.
For sale by A. l.. SCOVlLL & Co., at their Depot,
Gothic Hall 3l6 Broadway, New York. and by all re-
sp ctabe Druggists IN the United States and CanaGas.
Also for sale in Worcester, by James Green n Co,
III Main street, Spur a. Sibley 40 Main street. and
Albert Clarke, 242 Main street
PRICE.-n large botles 81 co. or six bottles for S.
eb9-dMTaWaw
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Farm for Sale,

- THE David SCOT Farm, $50 called) situated
fMmIH in Auburn, one mile from ldppvile Depot and
rHA- 81 miles from Worcester, con aiming no acres
cfLand, uitaby divided into moving, ii ge, pastor-
age, a, wood land Said Farm cuts yearly fifty tons
best Farms in Worcester County. The bull ings ctn-
sst II large story house, barn so by eighty lett
nearly new wood She'd two houses aud otler
ont bui dngs The buildings are supplied with tho hest
of water from an unIallng spring. conducted by pipes
to the htuse and barn. The subscriber will sell the
buildings, with fifty seventy-fve acres OF land II
wanted For further particulars, inquire of Mr. Nelson
Scott Druggist Vain street, Worcester, or q the sub
gcriber, the premises IoKAIiO GALES.
febli W3WdIwF
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DYE HOUSE AGENCY.
Gas Fittings.

THE Subscriber having purchased Of Warren Lazel,
Esl, his entire stock of Tools, and interest i'll the
Gas Fitting business, is prepared fit up buildings, pub
lie and private, for the of GAS, thorough and
substantial manner and IN reasOnabe terms
be done i'll this city, any other.
Also constantly on hand, samples of the Gtest Pat
terms of Gas Fixtures which Will be furnished order,
and al short notice. All orders lett at WARREN LA.
ZELlS Book Store, at the shop, in CT the New
York Store, win meet with prompt attention
N AINSWOETH.
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Mr. Ainswnrfh

HAS been in my employment portion of the time
for the last Yeas, in the Gas Fitting business,
and has fitted of the best Houses Worcester,
for the of Gas, to the entire satisfaction of all
cerned have doubt he will give abundant satsfac-
ton, to all who may employ him.
feb9 diff w ARREN IAZFI L,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Illuminated DaguerreotYpes.

MTHEREAS, /, HENRY h. INsLEY, of the City
w County, and State of New York, did obtain Let
Patent Of the United states daed the sixth day of
January one thousand eight bundled and hitytwo, Tor
Daguerreotype process, denomnated Illuminated Da-
guerreotvpes. And whereas, andrew w. Van Alstin,
of The City of Worcester in the County of Worcester,
State OF Massachusetts, DESTROYS of acquiring in
tercst therein.
Now, know all Men by these PRESENTS that for and in
consider atm of The of -- dollars, III hand to
me paid, the receipt whereof is h Ieby acknowledged,
l. the said Henry E. sey, have assigned, sod and get
over and by these presents do hereby cede, SELL assign
and to the said Andrew w. Van Alsn. all my
right, title and interest, which have in he said nven
ton, secured to by said Letters Patent, ior to-
and N the City and County of orcester, AMI State of
Massachusetts and in other place. Tie same 10 be
held and enjoyed by the SAID Andrew w. Van Astn for
his and ben0of, and for the and hehUo of
his legal representatives in The above mentione1 limited
District TO The full end and which the said Let
tiers Patent may hereafter be grated, fully
aBd entirely the would have been held and
juyed by me, had this snment and sale not been
made.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto set my sigma
ture and SEAL this day of January, one
thousand eight hundred and ffty-two
ii. e. INSLEY.
Signed and sealed in the presence OF (Is I
5. d. HUMPHREY,
VIM. A. WELLMAN.
febll DIFF
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Notice.

THE Subscriber having disposed of his interest in the
4 Bonnet and Fancy Goods business to Alessrs e. W.
MILES a. CO., tenders his thanks to the Public for
their liberal patronage, and invites continuance OF the
his Successors, whom he cheerfulIy recon-
mend as IN every respect worthy of their confidence
He would also invite those who have unsettled ac.
counts, call and adjust the their earle con.
venience, the of g. w. MILES d co. 100 Main
street. ian20-dawtf ]. s. RAND
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Farm for Sale.

VTHE Subscriber will sell, or exchange for Real Es-
tate, III the city of Worce.teT, Farm ut SO acres
in the westerly part &c Shew bury, about 81 miles from
the Court House, on the old road Shrewsbury ia
the Farm owned few years since BY Levi Howe and
occupied by Peter Rich, Jr Ii is desirable place
for wishing raise vegetables for the Worcester
market the soil being well adapted TO that purpose
For luther particulars, enquire of Peter Rich Jr on
tho premises, or OF EDWARD EARLE
Worcester ISL Month. 1859. lan29 -dawtf
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Lost.

4 CERTAIN NOTE, payable to the order of MA
IN CULLAR, WILLIAMS d CO., ut the Leceisrer
Rank, in four months from Dec 81, 1851, for Five
Hundred Dollars, signed by Dexter Bemis q Co
The finder will be suitably rewarde, by leav ne il al
our Store in Worcester, being of use to no one az
the payment of the same has been stopped,
MACU Liar, WILLIAMS & CO.,
jan22-dtf No Piper Block
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Removal.

THE Subscriber has the pleasure to announce TO his
numerous friends aud patrons, that he taken the
West Store, under Horticultural Hail. No 6 Front st.,
nearly opposite his old stand having newly fitted up,
in the manner, designs keeping constantly hand
good Assortment of MEA rs and VEG t.TABLE~, such
he has heretofore kept, which will be sold low for
the CASH, be bought at any other place in the
city.
Grateful for past patronage continuance of the same
is respectfully solicited. ping by close attention to
busn and duly approaching the waits of the Com
munity, give satisfaction those who may favor him
with patronage, orders will he promptly attended TO,
and Goods delivered in any paIt of the city,
CHARGE. J. S. CULVER.
Worcester, Jan "a. 1852. jan26-daw6w.
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REessenger,s NOTICE..

HN6ssemStf'B NOt1c0e
WTrcester, S.: February, z, 1852
Ill vency for the County of Worcester has this dav
issued Warrant against the Estate of LEWIS BLACK
MER Of North rookfe d, in said County of
Shoe Maker nsolvent debtor, and the payment of any
debts and me delivery OF any prope y belonging to snd
insovent debtor, to him for his use and the trans
leI amy property by him, are forbidden by law
The first meeting of the creditors of said nsovent
debtor viii be held the Office of said Commissioner
in Worcester in said County, the 26th day Of Feb
ruary 1882 al 10 O'Clock in the forenoon for the proof
oil debts, anu the choice Of an assignee, assgnees
J.DAY, Deputy Sheriff,
ieDS-dotwH Messenger.
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House for Sale.

- THE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale the BRICK
Es@ HOUSE, corner of Pleasant and Fruit Streets
- where he now resides. 1t is nearly new con.
tans fifteen rooms and well arranged for tw families
Twelve Hundred Dollars the purchase money can re-
main on mortgage for term # years, ifdesired.
jan2l-dtAl GEORGE L. MAKkPEArE
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HI. 9. Moore, MERCHANT TAILOR, and Dealer
In Gents Furnishing Goods-No 2l34 ManstreetU u. :.
Hotel Building, Worcester, Mass. jy2
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a Teanher's Institute

WILL be holden at the CITY HALL, for the bene-
w fit the Teachers Of this city, ON the afternoon
and evening of Wednesday, Feb Is Also, on the eve.
nngs of the Thursday and friday and the afternoon II
the saturday following.
Addresses will be delivered by the Rev. DR.. Sears,
and other distinguished friends OF the cause.
The school Committee, and Others interested are IN
vi,ad RI attend b. f. NEWTON,
lebIl dtF2l secretary OF Schooi Oohi'
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BOARD.

ONE or two gentlemen and wives can be accommo
" dated with BOAR and pleasant rooms by apply.
ing at Moses s. CAapins, No. Maple street. lust North
Of the Worcester House,
Also, few single gentlemen con be accommodated nj
the same place. fanl7-dtf
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From he Hartford Ccurant.


Wonderful InventiOn.-Tberei is in town a
mas'er piece OF chaDism, inverted by Dr H. K Root,
OF No 5l2 broadway, New York 1t to be an
invaluable and indispensable guile in the treatment and
of co Sumption What he compass is to the mar
iuer, or the telescope is TO the astronomer the Anti
Consumptive Barometer seems to be in the successful
treatment OF Consumption 1t the appreciation
Of the most leaned Professors Physiology in IFS phi
losophy and utility. The Doctor claims the highest
aures OF his profession in correctly asceraning and
curing CONSUMPTION, and his barometer is perfect test
III husand Cases OF consumption, pair OF scales
to ascertain the eight Of as many persons We have
learned thai his remedies vegetable, and that his
sssem of practice j. h.sed on furnishing the lungs with
plenty Of air, and III 11dy wilh rich pure blood The
Barometer is spend ly ornamented with pearl, and is
ments end?
DR.. Root is hanpy to inform the numerous consump-
tves, that out of 766 treated by him. with The aid
OF the Lung Barometer, only proved ncura-
ble which were pronounced curable The Doctor has
arrived at the Worcester House, in this city, where he
can be consulted free of charge. feblO dtf
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Sherif's Sale.

Worcester, SIS. Feb. 9, 1852.
DY virtue of an Execution. which issued a judg-
4 ment in favor of IOHN WHITE, of Grafton, in
said County stable Keeper, the September Term of
the Court of Common Pleas, for this County, A. d.
1851, have taxi all the right in equity that the said
BENJAMIN SADLER had on the 9Th day OF February,
A. d 1872, to redeem certain mortgaged real estate,
La ing in Upton, in said County of Worcester and the
that is described in mortgage deed thereof from
the said Benjamin Sadler to Augustus Salisbury record
ed in the Registry of Deeds for said County, Book AL
Page 242, and on SATURDAY the thirteenth day Of
March, A. D. 1852 at-wo O'Clock the Afternoon, at
the Office of William r SIocum, in Grafton, shall of
fer for slle by Public Auction highest bidder
rigit equity Of redenpti
IeblO ass S. DINsMoRE, Dep Sheriff
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O.. K.
Facts for the Peonle.

Facts for the People.
NARSH'S PATENT OIL has gained a reputation
and Large Sales of this OH the hest proof of its good
In using this article, you get much light foi
half the expense, that be hsd in burning the
common Lamp Oils; and that, wi hnut SMOKE, GREASE
OR SMELL, it can be used iu common lamp, with
the alteration Of the Top, which only l2a cents per
lamp The Subscriber is the only Agent for Worcester
of whom you Can get u WHOLESALE OR RETAIL, with
Lamp Cans Tubes Wickmg q C, N 10. POT Main street,
and doors Moth of American House, long known
the New York Store. a. II. NE vi TON.
Ial24 -daWU
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Partinniar Notice

He entire Stock III trade, of the late LEVI B
FLAGG, is now Offered Tor sale at the Appraisal
till the first dav of March next, ard disposed Of
previous to that date The whole will be sold at Auction
commencing March LIST, at 10 O'clock, A. Nj. The stock
is in good order, and consists of
West India Goods, and Groceries,
to the amount of about $20O0 appears by the appra
sal.
The above offers good chance for any person who
wishes to carry the Grocery business the building
Fan be had tor fair for of years For fur
Their parcuI rs quire OF JOEL FLAGG, OF WILLIAM
GREENLEAF, 81 Main street.
Terms of paynen Easy, if sold at private sale.
Worcester, Feb 9, 1852 distf
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Gravel.

THE Subscribers wish dispose of or 700 loads Of
/ GRAVEL, TO be removed between the LIST and Is b
OF March next. IL. Ii. CHAMBERLAIN d co.
febl0 d6twlt
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Doct. Griswold's SaIve.

A SUPPLY of the above, genuine, just received, and
IN for e, wholesale and retail, at 20l Man ST., by
jan27-3wisdaw l.. T. LAZELL, Druggist.
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Sparkling Soda Water, drawn at all seasons
by l.. 7. LAZELL, Apothecary, 20i Main street.
ieb7 dow
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West India Goods, and Groceries
Clothing.

clothing.
YNHE Subscribers having taken the Store
$50 MAIN STREET, WORCESTER,
formerly occupied by L. L. BRIGHAM, would call the
attention of purchasers of CLOTHING, their large
Stock of New and Fashionable Goods; and if Ley will
give CALL will guarantee, that they shall go
their way rejoicing at The good bargains shall give
them $50 Main street, opposite the American House.
CHAs. Parker, c. PARKER " co.
CHAs. w. PARKER.
Worcester, Feb 8, 1852. div febl0
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DR.. A j. Eaton, corner OF Myrtle and southbri
streets, Worcester, Mass. JAM DIFF
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Buffalo Lost.

r OST on Saturday evening, 9th instant, Buffalo
| 4 Robe between DIR. Newton's, Front street, and
the " estern Dept.
The flu Ter will be suitably rewarded by leaving The
same al Dr. MENTIONS. febll div
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Saint Valentine

Saint Valentine
GIVES Notice that his head quarters can be found
VI al "The Variety Storen
II you wish FIR any thing FUNNY or GROTESQUE,
that is the place.
Iiyou wish any for "CUPID'S BOW" they
can be found there in great profusion. ENVELOPES,
oil all sizes and prices. Arrangements have been made
To supply the demands Of eve ybndy, from to
five dollars. Please call and examine
Observe the sign OFF. YOUNG, NO. ll2 Main street,
jaG29-d2w opposite Waldo Block.