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a DYANCES-Adyances will be made by the
y unlued Of Southern Prodaefo t address
uoy2o KIDDEg Il FABIAN, "a Magazine street
sNHE undersigned continue 10 make liberal
Ch Advances approved consignment 70 hsii Hes IN
fiebmcrd iuars Work and b0stYn.
n EkNNETT Co. eSa -
FEyAR-5OO bbls: ROSIN-200 bbls TIL 4ES,
ENGLISH AMERICAN BILOXI FIRE BRICK tir etc.,
s5f JOHN G. IiARDELL 4 CO, (sRecessors to J.
4 MtriAgY tluilii1as
A RROW ROOT AND T0BACCO-In store
m tor sAls 6s bales superior yugAiar TV5elo W.
i AfTeS koyI. Apply to BARELII Co. 6l Coninoa
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Baton Rouge Correspondence.

Corresponding. Of tbt CTrsetnt.
BAToS BorsE. January 81, 1868.
Both branches Of the Legislature have now been in
sion weeks and up to this time with one or two e
ccptions there have been bills introduced which if
passed would have any important influence upon the
general prosperity Of the sate The probabilities
tha, The session will pass leaving everything pretty
much it was found at the beginning Mr. Lacey
has framed some important acts in the Senate and
Mr. Ranneys Free Banking Bi will attract aitention
but with these exceptions know Of nothing that k.-
been attempted which would add in the smallest de-
gree, the general welfare Log-roling and eaucussing
there has been plenty Of and the part of the demo
crsts there has been no lack of training the youth
nl and unnitated Of the party but business there
has been done The whigs are standing quie v bv
watching the openings md adouTumens with their hands
tied behind their backs helpless utterly unable 1do
anything while the democrats meet from an adjourned
and adjourn to caucus, though there was
nothing for them do but distribute the spos Of their
victory and declare Senatorial elections nuH Summer
will catch them before they it and theL there
will be rush and impetuosity about everything and laws
passed about which the members sill know nethng when
they 90 home.
noticc outrageous hoax TO call it by no barsher
name published in some of the papers, announcing the
election Of r Solomon in place Mr. Kennedy the Chief
Clerk Of the House The dispatch is attributed to Mr.
Hale Of the House and about unfair as it was mn
kind Mr. Salomen only requested to act in Mr..
Kennedy place who had been called the city by the
illness of his mother 1t is pity that the Hon memhr
could not occupy his time in the pursuit of the business
which he sent here to attend and leave things
about which he knows nothing alone. At least it might
be expected that man in his position would when he
sent Dispatch, send true
railroad meeting mas been called for Thursday next
The object TO take the necessary steps to establish
between this place and Neworeans If the people here
undeIstand their interests they will commence operations
by taking at least hundred thousand dollars worth
of stock to commence with. The balance could be raised
without any difficulty and the advantages road
to this community would be neslculabe The high roll
ing country and fertile land in the neighborhood would
induce large number of people living in Nsworeans
have residences here which would Increase the
value Of property here and make it more saleabe while
the near regular and constant communication with
city would set at rest the constant agitation which kept
up here in reference to the Seat of Government To the
trade OF Seworleans also II would be great advantage
well as convenience to its inhabitants and they must
second the undertaking with a hearty good will
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TsS BsoJsl5N N-TtE GsS. ARMSTRONG Casr- the
first chapter the first volume Of the New Series of In
gsrso History Of the War of 1872 (vol 3 of the whole
work. heFc cireumstanti account Of the battle Oh
the privutepr Gen armstrong with the British squadron
in the hsrbor Faya concerning which the French re-
publican government selected by Secretary Webster
umpire lately given its decision nfayor of Portugal
andasainst the American claim Mr. 1ngersos account
the fullest aud probably the fairsst to found in print
Pr Fenapartes decision The very ques.
o0gbs British assertion that % of-war boats, full
" aPpruachrd the American prysteer, not to molest
but merely 70 aecost her and thas she Cred first there
fore the p5yaeer committed The t breach Of neutrality
But read Mr. Ingersots very orcumstantial
AMI very account hnut rercsiving that the
British approaching attack first warned and
then driven of. phi, Ledger.
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RlIsss FOR CrIizENs or MSpEiRA.--The subscrip-
tons in Boston purchase Cargo Of food to send by the
bark Nautilus 10 the starving inhabitants Of the island Of
Madeira have been pretty successful Over 5000 have
been raised Nine gentlemen subscribed sl0o each, and
many Others $50 and IS each At the relief meeting held
in NewYork the ether eveBins John Van Buren, stated
that he had spent months in the island Of Ma
deir the people there houest simple independent
aud industrious they accumulate little property and
owing the peculiarly Of the climate require but little
Ty changing their location ffosene part Of the island %
another they aivays be in climate where houses
and but little cloug is required The crops Of the vine
yard have never failed before in to hundred years. This
t season hsyineyars have entirely failed, This Is The
only they heye for support and unless they should
rec i've foreign MD. many Of them must sterve.
=-==-==--
lhs Memphis N his learns that Mr.. Vim. H. southail
and three of lis negro men were drowned Tuesday
week by tie az citing Of sk in which they cross
ns bayou, 5lr Sonthals house Arkansas some
.S.een asoye Memphis Nr Martin, Who rAs in
thr skih the tune cseapaa Mr. Soatha was original.
" 1m Davidson county Eern and fer some years re-
! sid a Of Memphis
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LorIs NAPdLEoN's SsEETHEAaT.-The Paris eorrespon-
dent Of the NewYork Albion gives account of rta
ton going between very beautiful aud wealthy Span
h girl and the French Emperor He first her at the
theatre and becoming ensmored with her, invited her
and her mother to the palace the next day where they
have been ever since. The correspondent adds
The best horses in his stables are placed at her dispo
sal Join the hunting parties she Is invited wherever
the Emperor goes she gives list OF >eh ladies are to
be sksd TO the reunions at st Cloud and Is in short in
all iuch matters the sovereign for the time being II is
however but Justice add that, notwithstanding the
pals game she is playing not the slightest suspicion Of
wbtt in such commonly called dishonor attaches
70 her ambition. an. her heart being almost
dsuisely the motive in the whole affair and she even
takes thu iuse pleasure in displaying the chains of her
captive and her freedom from any such fetters.
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l1TEw ORLEANS EMIGRANT AND .e,,

REMITTANCE 0FFICEThs ardsraguel hi his old SsXEP
q ed olcs eonuges persons lssif0l -
rst'o their friends England, eH Scotland tb
e sgbi dFaaghis payable in post town tAs aeoysnasd
kingdom, and 70 suit He usual having pAs
snge brought rom Liverpool 70 ths good SHIPS and reasonable
e1m Parties wing at distance BY addressing letter tposs d) so
hls unJsrs gnsd, will be promptly attended to.
sl0 JOHN ToOLE, as Bank Place,
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EHoICE WINES AND LIRUoRs-BR,

& NHOlGE WINES AND LlRU OkS.-BRAN-
" DlES-sazsac Of the vintage 1885, ITss
dad Of ls Oard Dupuy and other Brands prices
and qualities.
WiNES-od Rerve, Pathsnho, South Side East ndia
dea Daft Gordon and Harmony Nephews sherry Old Port sun
Sparkling Hook BCuzy tleu Ss Heidsck
other banis Of Champagne White Wine CaH casks ard
cases Of all qualities.
Holland Gin Jamaica and St Croa Rum Scotch Irish Old Roanoke
and OH Rye Whisky Brandy Fruits md Fruits Juice Cora
descriptions Boke Berlin and Goueys Btera ad everything
the WINES and LIQUORS, which will be sold
able terms be ound for each city paper.
200 casks PORTER aud ALE, in pints ard quarts.
~ SEWEl.L T. TAYLOR, IS Royal 'trcat
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MUSIC STORES, ETC.


i I CRATIC d. HEWITT, PIANO -.asssfx--a
p FORTE AND MUSIC STORE No. 90 Catp
et NeworieanH, weuld rssIecuy rsQusst the ri IA N
.ltdn .hs public his eEtensyau ~ IL
Of MUSIC AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Of All Endn
descriptions, Rso
etn the factossof she rstmaEe the unied States and
.1tt N among which STODART CO.
HeWG9lA HAIL SON OF ewYork, and PLEYE Coz q
The above
li GRAND FlCCCL0 PICCoLO OBLIQUE AND SQUARE-sTe
he most eestrqi makers tho world combining
ens may 1e mad Of the subscbr every ot5s Of and
ana oeiayss They VIII be sod
pfces MUSICAL dERCHANDEo 81 s kinda in qguty
eons others The aeseer keeps constantly au The largest and
u Htseleeon Of At ~ the snathsn
Nich offered at the reaaQua3 GUITARS Aluae
tEred BY WILLIAM HALL SON pproysd SPANISH
MODELS These Instruments eia lfsHtsd
s'na the climate 1hs sabseIher has had ry
te Mdslo the Northern cities efa and u
thoenghy acquainted with the htnustdeai % ths 9saass s
stek the best selected thst has SoatG
and his ABILITIES that selected
stock Of all kinds Of MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 49,
MOST FASHIONABLE MUSIC The aiuca pahlc
invited to call aud bis
els igos HnS -T''' n HEWITT. SO Camp H.. o,
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VII have SATURDAY, fehrlB'y 8 O'Clock p. 81.
kNOR MILK EN- S BEND, ,NICKS- g~s
= BURG, WAREES1pN, NEW CARTHAGE, ~ 51gsS-sss
GRAND GuIF, kODS El, y AICHEZ, FORT Esks1=zzaza
ADAMS BAYOU SARA and 81 TON ROUGE
Ne,kly Nckglurg Packet steamer SOUTHERN BELLE-The
magnificent sad sN packet steamer SOUTH
EN BELLE, Captain J. NJ Whs will leave above, Fer freight
El sNHTH& FBrsTER 80 poy3rqss street.
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NEW ORLEANS and Car lsss "a; ss,s 77ssl::ss,z.3

u EW ORLEANS and Car IA IA sss Iss4:s.s.13
Departure ol1ra4us Fr5Hi NfBOrlsaais
sar a a .ad N ~ - ss a. s e2sr s05 sl aaq = 5
sivsly simmer, and aqtt qa9rtsr past in v.nsr
li7rse Cars and 8 =. NJ, 5, = sud ior.s.
s 1 ANS A. ~ ana TsIy Asat ai'si ln p Ff'eA
IAatisesuta chdrsn sndet Il yzArs iocgss
SAD sai % ,ES sseo5i Siondsy il Nss.gas.r;
~ Thess carsrun and ron the Depot Nc s gaaa'sos
Ia winter IRON Iaflye..e ID = o'slasA.
" DcP6 is Baaias .trssi aud .
ao'' bspo N i,55aae t ~ sn4s
After Whieh ne esTs vi" leave e'h tses avery sH A1-
Thsns.s}s > ioesdllr .,,fcg,.r lhs Dspas.
All " ~ am, snd 10 io p ~. ffo9n L'1zs:;S.
~ Yois-spsca Nigh Psrisi. Rails Mst7za
Piled 'hsu rsquired afr the above TONED aoor uhs is
xTOR LAKE BoRGNE E- vszI Ea9l.gEgss3
Il ana ME&cAN GUIF-WINTERz zsE..sG zes-z
ts- MEXICAN GF Of 2d caildr.a
LEAVE TliE CITY At ,sH LEAVE The LAKE ATS ~
pul ,. u.
, odee No O. Cgnnou street M ~ opaso.s s RslfSaa
nePssnsn other bnss Is 5oapea,gd % ~ sat- g. Ar
Nd OUCH AND READY LINE n dIGisssz--...,,> -
a a. OF oMNIRJsEs-NEw ROUTE Oa %
uHns e OF Canal and Chstrss streets S The Of
t zach way sy,g fifteen aua; avoid starting
@ the Rampant Carriages do, viii leave between Vie quarter
First cgs ron raueht and Earanai ste. p to
Fjrst d. CANA and Iost
IL csn r9d PACKAGE by ihe staress ami
1s No smoking permitted inside carriages tAa steps
taking the number the door Of The Onbs and reporting IS
ostis " j. b stAw
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FURNITURE, ETC.

TANAt STREET F U RN ITU RE -
N-ISTORE-W. T. DAVIS, Dealer in CABINET FUR -
NlrUEE, Frue and German pa'e lOOkING GLASSES,
Mos, lair and Spring y an kESSES, FEA ATiERs, MAT
T>G y Canal street, below Barunue, opposite
Church. ucy79
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H'll,ayr THURSDAY, February q, at o'rlack Pm
ENOB lAXOO AND TAIIAHArcHEE ,
i iuyERs, LEFLgRE, GREENwooD, MOUTH Lsliias.tslf
Qt Gould WATER, TUfArOEAt THGLk MARI xStzsxs sr.ea
oNlYNIo9 CITY >hIARTlA NicSsGtRG an
II f-4iaaI amt Islhlsha RIVER PaertTue
s0i rHulHg T-ar-er packet 7rsr GRENADA, Caps. VI.
Gwar'gH, above, te-
OTTO SMITH FiAiIsrIR, 81 Poydras street.
az TIE GRENADA vl ahs ,rs'git hi al alilg o. IT, Il
Tall4h4l.hl- Rrr-. fl
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ECE-ICE-J STAFFORD & Co, wholesale
isasrs ICE oaee, No New Lsyee, Neworlesns. deeg1
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q and River Paekst-Thr
a lsndi light drnught steamer SILAS WRIGHT,
Capt l. Cooiige reg1ar packet during
tFS- or freight passage, appiy On board. isn
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RED RIVER.

hNOR SHREVEPORT, POKT CADDO. a. =
BENTON, sMlTHLAND, JEFF ERsoS, mon, - -
TftEf and All Intermediate ltutiHgatd River and hNff
k skelhr well known and ru'ar packet I rs II
MILLER Capt Alexander VII ave above. For sh
passage, Apply On boarl,
SMITH Il FlMlSTER 80 roYiras street.
- There wb- Clelk tic Leyee, Benys street.
freight
Rates Froi % per Pissr Miller JI-rsor per
vets IS bb for dry To Port Cado IS Pei DOL
Net and iry. les
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Wlillease THURSDAY, febrl4ry o. ~ O'Clock ?. ~.
ESOR GREENWOOD. TCHULA, VA ~ =.
D. 100 CRY s. TART =, vicKsBURG, aud Nil =
late anlnsy.Ihe tine pass
JOHN sWAsEY. n Owen rister receiving freight ani
For freight passage apply
a-4 T. WILSON, II Caron4eet street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-04
DR.. ARNOLn,s RALsAM.

'TNHE only sure, safe and quick Remedy for Cholera
Il Mogbus, Asiatc or SpasmOdic Cholera, Dysentery
and DiarrhGa. Cure warranted in all cases. in their
first stages, in less than hour aund in few days
after all other remedies have failed the patient not
mortified.
1t is purely vegetable and entirely harmless, and the
only and safe remedy offered the public for
the of hoera lniantile and children while teeth
ing Dysentery with nigh fever. It'n8y be given TO
children adults in any stage OF the above complaints,
without fear. Its great efficacy above all other RENEE
dies checking the discharges of The stomach and
bowels any stage of the disease. with perfect safety
1t pain sits WE'LL sreng thens the stomach and
helps digestion. Although it checks the discharges
quick produces cosiiveness but always leaves
the bowels regular. IL is warranted sure, safe and
perfect remedy, and not to hurt the system il taken
Seven ears, three times day.
Smhfed, R. L. Feb. 5, 1874.
certify that IN practice of over thirty years,
have never found any medicine equal DIR s. Alnolds
Balsam, in Cholera Morbus Dysentery, and niarrhea
TYLER BRIGGS, M. d.
Woonsockel, Feb 5. 1916.
certify that have praeced physc about fifty years
in Massachusetts and Rhode Island. have taken DR.
5. Arnold's Basam number of times, and have given
to Others and think ii exceeds anything used
for Cholera Morbus, Dysentery, and Diarrhea.
SPENCER PRATT, M. ID.
~ For sale Wholesale and Retail by E. MERRILL,
22l Main Street. 25 cents per hottie 81 per dOz.
jy27 dawtf
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r o U N d,
Girls Wanted.

A GOLD Locket and Miniature, with several trlnl-
ing at this Office du aus4
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-04
DEATHS,

In this city, Aug I'd, Charcus Brewer only child of D.
B. and Elizabeth Hubbard, OF Rochester, NJ " aged
16 mos and 10 days.
W Funeral Thursday, O'Clock, P. at the resi-
dence of b. H. Brewer, No. 10 Summer ST. Relatives
and friends are invited to attend
In this city, Mrs Harriet, wife of Benjamin Partridge
aged 40,
aJ- Funeral services at their residence, Pleasant
st, Friday, at 10 A. M Relatives and friends are in
wired, &c.
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Worcester Dramatic Museum.

Managers Gates & Brown.
PrompteT.. S. Davis
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NOTICES, &c.
LFICFSTER ACAnEMY-

TIVE Annual Exhibition Of the Stu,ents Of this In
j stitGuon will take place the Fist Congrega
tiona Meeting House, in Leicester, on TUESDAY the
9Th inst, proceeded by a Poem from Hon Charles
Thureer, commencing hall past nine O'clock, A. NJ
The Fall Term will Commence THURSDAY,
Sept /. TuiICn in the English Branches $780, Lam
guages $3.50 per quarter.
A. G. DENiSON. Sec'y,
of the Board of Trustees.
Leicester, August g. 1853. d6t w5w
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REMOVAL.
Hours from g to 2.
From the London Timee.

hR TURNBULL. Occulist and Aurist, from Lon
~ don, has removed from N. Y. Hotel, to Winthrop
House, Boston.
o. Office Hours from to 3
From the London TiTaee.
number OF scientific gentlemen assembled Yesterday
at the house 0t DR. Turnbal in Russell square to wit
ness the esus produced by process recently dscov-
cred by me Doctor and applied for the cure Of deafness
and blindness
Between twenty and thirty patents attended, many
OF whom it stated by their parents I'd been deaf
ana Gumb. They were submitted to various tests by
which It was proved that their deafness had been cured
by the application OF Dr. Turnbull's remedies and
what appears most singular is that whether the disease
depended on parsls OF the auditory nerve rupture Of
the tympanum, obstruction OF the internal ,ssages
relief had been obained complete cure effected it'll
out pam or ihconyenire. Several PATENTS no repre-
scented that they had been completely blind said that
lhFy couiu no" see perfectly wei. d2w iy23
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-04
BOOKS BOOKS-BOOKS!
John Keith & Co. IS Bulletin of New Books

No. 239 Main Street.
A New and Revised Edition IL ellis PRINCIPLES of
IA Geology, Illus rated it'll five hundred wood cuts
The Mechanics, Engineers, and Artists Text Book
to be completed in twelve monthly parts 375 cents
each Psrt LIST and End now ready
" lies Tremenhere, by Annatte NJ. Maiard.
Fern Leaves, from Fanny's Portlolio-Seventeenth
Thousand
Romance of Abeard and IIeoise, by O. w. Wight.
tielen and Arthur by Mrs. e. Lee Hentz
Liberties OF America, by Ii, w. Warner.
Putnam BOok-Buyer's Manual
Home Pictures-Mrs Denis0n
The Boy hood of Great Men, Illustrated.
Langstroth on he Hive and the Honey Bee.
The Redeemed Captive; Remarkable Occurrences
in The Captivity Of Mr. John Williams, Minister in
Deer6eld. Drawn up by himself
APpleon's Northern and Eastern Travellers Guide,
Illustrated with Maps and Wood and Steel Engravngs.
New Edition
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-04
z O II SALE

- The Real Estate, corner of Portland and Myrtle
I%i Streets, consisting of Houses and about l5OOO
feet of Land. Enquire Of
aua2 EDWIN GLEASON.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-04
Adams & Clafiin, Artists,

MO. 1es Main Street, directly opposite the American
~ House, Worcester, Mass, having fine SHY Light
for Adults we have recently added to Establish
ment an adjoining Room, with spacious Side. Light,
expressly for Daguerreoyping Children by the OF
which Pictures are made almost instan taneousay.-
Those who have failed at other Rooms, invited
give call
" Hours for small Children, from 10 a.m to pm.
may2 dawtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-04
Carriages for Sale.

VIC. WHITING is now finishing and has
n for sale Carryals, Jenny Lind Top and open
-S&--z2 Buggies and Carriages of other descriptions.
Also, second hand Carryall, Rockaway, Chaises.
All will be sold cheap for cash.
Worcester, June H. 1858 iel4 d3m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-04
C0PARTNERSHIP.

TIVE subscribers have formed Copartnersbip under
Il the name and firm Of e. A. HARRINGTON l. Co,
for the purpose of selling Drugs, Paints Oils and Man
nacturers Articles, and will continue the business
the old stand OF e. A. Harrington, at No so Main
G. A. HARRINGTON.
mchll JEROME MARBLE.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-04
NEW MUSIC STORE!

No. 200 Main Street, Worcester.
II S. MASON has in Store good assortment o.
IL. SHEET MUSIC,
and is constantly ordering and receiving Music
soon p1hlshed, which will be sold at and non.
orable prices.
INSTRUCTION BOOKS
For all instruments. and SINGING BOOKS of all
kinds furnished either at wholesale or retail at pub
lishers' prices
MUSICAL NSTRUAIENT
Constantly for sale rent, on favorable terms In
struments repaired. No go MAIN STREET.
iyl3 d2mIs
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-04
ESTABLISHED in 1622.
WANTS.
Girl Wanted.

ITO go a few miles into the Country and TO do the
L Housework for family of two persons, including
herself This is chance. Apply at the Employ
ment Office, 233 Main ST., up stairs. augl dtl
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-04

GlMlLAR to those In Philadelphia, by which almos,
- every man becomes his own landlord, and owns the
premises ne occupies, instead OF paying Rent The
and the Secretary is receiving the Initiation Fee OF al
per Share, at the Office, No. Nesmith's Building In
Lowell. SAMUEL MCINTYRE.
nd ar
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Horses.

- The subscriber can Accommodate good Pas
LINN ture Feed for or Horses at his Farm, In
HJA Shrewsbury, II applied for soon Inquire
1--lE-a-at LEE, sPRAGUE q co.'s, No. AZ Main
Street. cHAS ii MILES
Worcester, June 30, 1858. diff
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ONE WEEK !

ENHERE will be a further opportunity This ueek,
L for all persons who are indebted to the subscriber
to settle their accounts with him af er which they
will be deposited with some person better skilled in
the science of collecting. HUNTINGTON
July 18th, 1858 diff
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PERSONS IN WANT OF
PIANO F0RTES, OR MEL0DE0NS !

WILa do well 20 call nj II. $. NAsoN'S New
w Piano Forte Ware Room, No. 900 Main 81, and
see what they can do there, before purchasing else
where. 81 a'sN a dintf icls
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Books at Wilson's, Sc Main Street
NEW BOOKS-NEW BOOKS!

At E. Lage1n'ore 8 Co.'S Bookstore, 1874 Main st.
I YELLO Manual of Elementary Geology.
IL Rhyme, " it'll reason and without, by B. P. Shil-
lock.
The Nigwam and the Cabin, by SIMS.
The Pro Slavery Arguments.
Norman Maurice, an American Drama'by Sims.
Percy Etineham, by Author 'Valentine Vuxn
sterng's Life Of Emperor, Cha les 9Th.
bowney's New Book of Choice Proverbs
Fern Leaves.
Trpp's Guide to the White Mountains
The illustrated Record of The Industry of all Nations
History o. the Massacre OF the Greeks on the Island
of Seio, by c. p Castans. DIFF aue2
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-04
American Bow Wanted
$500. $3.50. 5000. $50, S1OO. S75

ONE capable of taking care Of n Horse and Cow
" Apply at the EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, 233 MAR
St. up stairs DIFF jy29
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-04

On GOOD Customers waiting for Tene-
~ meats, varying in price from $75 to $500. Those
having Houses to let find good TENANTS free of ex-
pense, by calling on the subscriber the Real Estate
Agency, 233 Main ST., up stairs.
jy28 DIFF LEWIS c. MUM.