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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-29
MERCHANTS.
,RMAN a MARTIN, OFFER tbei

w services 10 the public agents in
RECEIVING D. FORWARDING GOODS,
Or for the sale of any and all knds of Country Produce
that may be their One Of u.s. agent,
Mr. Royal will be the Rail Road Depot every day on
the arrival Of Freight Cars for The purpose of receiving
and taking charge of any produce sent care.
The closest sttenti given the receipt and de'iv
cry Of Wheat Corn or Oats.
Letters by mail IT otherwise will be promptly attend
ed To. mug l2.dastsl
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-29
EXCEL SIOR,
KEEP 1T BEFORE THE PEOPLE.

KEEP 1T BEFORE THE PEOPLE.
LYNCHBURG CLOTHING EMPORIUM,
M HERE may be found the largest and best got up
w Stock of R@adyMade Clothing ever offered to
tie citizens of Lynchburg. Our stock comprises
ry style, quality and c. Tor of Dress and Frock Coats
Business Goats of various les Plain and Fanc, Ca
imere Pants of every color ard quality agnabe, Plain
and Figured Silk, Satin, Marsailles Vests IN endle.s
rety-Also, very urge and select stock of furnishing
Goods, Umbrellas, Carpet Bags, Trunks, &c, &c,
ALSO
Cloths Casimeres and 'estings of the finest fabric,
made to order in the latest style, and at the shortest
notice. Good fits warranted in all or the Clothes
returned. HATCHER, LOCKWOOD d CO.
apl5-ts
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PARISEN & KINGS

PARlSEN IL KINGS
VIRGINIA, N. CAROLINA g. TENNESSEE
Freight, Package and Parcel EXPRESS,
70 and from New York, Norfolk Petersburg and
l. Richmond per first class Steamships JAMES
TOWN & ROANOKE, and by the Seaboerd and Roa
noke, Weldon Wilmington. CASTOR Raleish, Peters
burg Weldon, Petersburg Richmond, Richmond and
fredericksburg, South-Sde, and Va Tenn. Railroads.
and connecting with Stage and Wag, Lines from the
different points the Railroads almost every point
throughout the above Sates-hrou, in charge of spe
cia Messengers. Mere avang themselves of this
line for the transportation of their Merchandise may
pose full confidence in its great expedition and
my of rates.
Merchants in the interior of the above States order.
ing Goods Fl ON Baltimore and Philadelphia. the care
1T Porsen d. Kings Express at Norfolk, Petersburg
Richmond, may depend upon having all charges paid
and their Goods forwarded without the least delay and
free of all dnyrge and Commissions.
JAMES II. KING, Northern Office.
No. 49, Broadway, N. Y.
w. B. PARISEN. Southern Office,
Corner Bollingdrooh and End Sts.
Peters6wg Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-29

ENOR WILLEKS--l have for sale full OF
l. pit gearing, suitable for 10 to Is foot Wheel 2
Iron Mortice wheel Iinions and different machinery
wheels, which will answer for wooden shafting
July o6.dscts II. s. LANGHORNE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-29

NJ Office The undersigned takes pleasure in
returning thanks to the citizens of Lynchbug and
surrounding country for the patronage extended here
tofore and would respectfully solicit continuance of
the same and hereafter, l believe myself fully
prepared to merit your support Having associated
with a gent leman of undoubted qualification to at
tend to the Watch-Repairing department, who has
been employed in the largest establishments in Europe,
and recently for six successive years in the estub-
lishment of Garfield, Bro. f. Co., in Baltimore. All
those having fine Watches, such Cronometers. Duplex
Levers and Cylinders will find it their interest to
call him by way of trial. he feels confident from
many years of experience, of rendering full satisfaction
aug edits ii. SILVERTHORN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-29

NJ Office AL persons indebted to will please
Y forward and pay. We have given long in
dulgenne. therefore we hope all will pay romty aud not
put TO trouble.
To- All persons having claims will present them for
settlement. B. II. LEWIS g. co.
~
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LNRESH ARKIVAL.-By Express this
L. ming beautiful assortment OF Black Silk Mhts
(Long & Shorty White and Colored Silk Thues &C.
ALSO
A, Sd & Ga White and Checked Mattings fn
sale cheap d T. @. PETERS.
July 2Sts
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ELLlNG OFF AT COST.-The subscri.
~ bers offer their entire Stock of DRY-GOODS 81
for Cash. The stock is large and consists of veryde
sabe goods the of them having bee very recent
ly purchased on the most favorable terms Those In
goods at cost for cash invited to call and ex
anime our stock E. & J. FRANKLIN.
July 10 .difts
P.S.-Any person wishing to commence the dry good.
business in this place, buy stock liberal
terms. f. d J. +.
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DURE PORT WINE
l. Hampton's Vegetab Tincture,
Hyperion Hair Restorative,
Gman's Hair Dye,
Lubins Perfumery,
French Pommades,
atoga Water,
Orrs and Charcoal Tooth paste,
Cod-ver Oil-Simes and Rusr.,.n and CIarks, for
sae by X. STABLEk 81 co.
ie l3-dScts
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DHGNlX FOUNDRY, Lynchbury
VA.-iron and Brass Castings, Steam Engine.
Mill Geering, Tobacco Presses &c, and machinery gen
orally furnished on reasonable notice. and fair price,
The present reputation enjoyed by this establishment
for the superiority of its work, will DO fully sustained /,
The execution &C all future orders
A. G.. DABNEY
n B--I will be prepared for Gas-itting in due time
25-dActs A. q II
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TREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES

GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES
~ to lose from this day--We intend to offer great
many oi our goods below Those wishing get
gond Bargains will do well to call We have a
splendid assortment of fine Blk and Cooured French
Cloths, Casimeres Vesting and elegant dress Silks.
Prints Cling hams. Beages, Irish Linnens, &c, All
persons in Of real goo goods low prices will
have a chance.
No Goods will be sold and charged. Our
cash. B. Fl. LEWIS g. co.
Lynchburg Aug. 15th 1853.
p. S.-Any person wishing into the goods bu-
siness buy bargain in the Stock, and get good
stand. B. n. l.. & co.
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LIME HAVANA CIGARS-We have ON
Il hand complete assortment OF domestic and Ha-
Cigars varying in price from 80 dollars per
thousand, All in of something fine and cheap will
please call st 6AUNDERS g. IRBY'5.
August ls-ss
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n. j. DIhVN Ilcktt HEcht
N. B.-The same rates will be charged from Knox
willie and all other points slong The line to Lynehburg
aur 1915
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-29

N Office The undersigned have this day pul-
Y chased N. Z. Talaferros interest in the concern
of Echos Pryor e. raaferro the business, as hereto
fore, will in future be conducted under the style and
firm of ECHOLS & PRYOR, who alone authorized
the name of the former concern, in winding up
They solicit continuance of the patronage of their
friends and the public generally.
r. J. ECHOLS,
aug SITS w. II. PRYOR.
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Il Lynchbag. Va, to KnorriHe Tennessee, By The ri-
GINA aud Tennessee Railroad, and Ea,fsh g. Cos. Line
Of Stages Through tickets can he obtained at the
Ticket Office of the Virginia and Tennessee Rarond
Company, ut the following points and at the following
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-29

LIVINGSTON PLOUGIICAST
IL The subscriber has hand IA large lot of III.
eetsated - Livingston Plough Castings, and will
ntnue receive additions his stock from the foun
Try, that there ,ill be difficulty getting an,
If the pieces belonging to them.
JAMES B. RENWICK,
Feb l2-d&cts on the Basin
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WANTED, 2O,OOOlbs. WOOL wi.h
w to purchase wool, washed and unwashed-fo,
which will pay the highest market price in Casi
heavy woollen Janes. AMBROSE b. RUCKER
May97 Il.
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HOUSE, have rented from A b hucker
nj. new fe-proof brick Warehouse. lately erected On
,le ba.in Immediately above Lacy Terry for the puf
,as. If doippa
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JOHN y. TERRI
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-20

WIENEPIssEosEE LAKE AND THE WHITE
MoUSrAiNs.- -The great Free Democratic Con.
venton which is To be held at the beautiful village
OF WOlfborough (says correspondent of the Com.
mohwea'h,) on the shore of the Lake, and in the
vicinity OF the grand mountain scenery of New
Hampshire, will afford fine opportunity for such of
our Free Soil friends, as DESTROYS of making a
bret and pleasant tour, to crafty at once
their taste or the beautiful! in nature and their love
for the cause Of freedom and humanity The fares
on the railroads in New Hampshire, leading to the
Lake, will be reduced 10 half price. Those desir-
Gus Of spending the night The Lake, will find ex-
celent accommodations at the hotels at Marlborough
and Center Harbor The Convention is to be held
on the oath inst. Among the speakers already an
nounced, are John P. Hale, and Gen. Wilson, and,
we understand, that it is expected that Charles
Sumner, and Arson Burmgame will be there. The
gathering will u'questonahy be great one, and
we trust that strong delegation from Massachusetts
will be there to raiernize wuh their brethren ofhe
Granite State.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-20

LIGHTNIN G.-During the thunder storm on Sat.
urday evening, Aug 18Th, the electric fluid sirnck
the lightning rods upon FIVE houses in the town of
Dana During the same storm,the Unitarian chnrch
and the house Of Charles Farr, and the barn Of Jo.
nah Haven we're struck by lightning, in Athol Mr..
Havens barn and its contents ware entirely DESTROY
ed. AT Townsend, on Sunday evening, Mr.. joan
Spaulding's house was struck and considerably dam
aged, and also the house Of Mr. Manning. AT Bar
re several trees, hefer, and yearling bull were
killed, and at Templeton valuable OK shared the
same fate. We gather the above items from the
Barre Gazette
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-20

% The fugitive slave who was arrested at Gin.
crnnati on the 10Th inst, and who was taken before
Judge Mclean, was delivered up on the 18th to his
master, and carried back TO bondage. Judge Nc.
Lean ordered his rendition, and defended his doing
so in long and elaborate argument upon the consti-
nationality of the fugitive slave law. When Judge
Mclean can prove that The abrogatiou of the trial
by jury is constitutional, and that the United States
have the constitutional right TO make the free States
pay for The capture and transportation of men seized
within their borders, and dragged from theirterrito
ry, in contempt of their sovereign laws then he may
hope to have his opinions respected by honest men,
but not ill then.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-20

u The New York papers discussing
very singular case which has just taken place in
that Slate. Francis P. Edymom was sentenced
to five years Imprisonment in the State Prison at
Auburn. BY skillful forgeres, and other inge.
nious devices, Edymon imposed upon Gov. Sey-
mour and induced him to grant him PARDON
The Governor, shortly after the exercise of this
act of official clemency, discovered that he had
been imposed upon, and gave orders for Edy-
moin 10 be apprehended. The question now
arose, whether the Governor had any power TO
thus mprison man after be had pardoned him
The Governor and Attorney General took coun-
sci together on the subject. His Excellency was
evidently in tight place, and felt uneasy; but,
to make eli right, the Secretary of State, by adj
vice of the Attorney General, altered the record
Of the forger's pardon in the State office, so as to
make the name Edymoin read Edymoire. Now,
this is held to be forgery of the most culpable
kind. Indeed, ii is held to be infinitely more re-
prehensible than Edymon's lorgeries The New
York papers assert that it shows great laxity of
official morality, and want of proper discipline =
1t is singular case
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-20

KENTUCKY has elected five Wings and five
Democrats to represent her in the next Congress.
This & relatively the same as in last Congress
10 the Legislature the Wings have large ma.
jorliy.
North CARoLINA.-Five Democrats, and
three " hlss are elected to Congress
TENNEssEE.-Andrew johnson, Democrat.
Is elected Governor by about 1000 majority. Six
Democrats and four Wings are elected 10 Con
gress.
Winston, DemocIat, is elected
Governor. One Wing is elected to Congress and
six Democrats.
MIssouRI.-The Congressional delegation
consists Of three Democrats
TExAs.-The vote for Governor is so close
that the official returns can only decide the ques
ton. There were four candidates. The Legis-
lature is Democratic
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-20

b IT will be seen by reference 10 notice in
another column, that the City Marshal is deter
mined to enforce the City Ordinance in relation
to the licensing of dogs. He is adopting active
measures for discovering the owners of all uni-
censed dogs, and means to bring them before the
Police Court, to answer for keeping them. Ger
tain parties in Water and Sackville streets, &C.,
may expect visit soon, ifthey do not appear be-
fore the City Treasurer and have their ours Ii
censed. The City Marshal will most rigidIy en-
force the law, and all good citizens should send
him such information will facilitate his pro-
ceedings.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-20

DIR. LANGLEY's ROOT AND HERB BlTTRRs
II shall be Jeff TO all the people, who sbull he o.
titled to the above reward, after using one boitia
aud they will be sure TO be cured Of tho Liver nn,nI'
or lndigesiion Jaundice Cuughs and Colds Cdas,a.p
ness, Piles Weakness, Headache, all eomnlnni, s,,
from Impure blood, loss Of appete,--in mci III Ky
complaints which every body is or less ,ronhiaS
with after thawlng ont in the Spring
tiers the very thing all the ladies' and 49,, BIT
else should have bottle andno mistake in that pIoy
always DO good, and never HARM and are verv My sy
to take. Only 25 and 37l cents bottle, wy Pheasant
Sold 10 Worcester, by james Green. ana M n O.
wholesale ana retail d. Scott, v. H. Marsh. H. n
hel hnn ~ other dcners IN medicine Also by aeasss
hl the towns ana villages every where ~ "oaiers
Wholesale depot, 81 Union street, Boston
daw6m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-20

COMPLIMENTS FROM THE ENEMY.-The
Wings, once in a while, when thrown off their
guard, or when feeling more than ordlnarlaly dis
posed to deal justly, pass some very fair compl
ments on the opposition and acknowledge their
own weakness For instance the Lowell Courier
of Yesterday copies an extract from the Proyi-
dence Journal, an able Wing paper, which says
the rejection of the proposed new Constitution OF
this Stale is more than it dares hope fer. Piper,
of the Fitchburg Revile, after all his disgusting
abuse of Mr. Butler thinks he could not fail in
drafting liquor law sin which no detail could be
interfered with, and which nothing but the Su-
preme Court of tie United States, going to the
bottom of the great principles of law and govern
ment could successfully assail'' The Lawrence
Courier, speaking of Henry Wilson in connection
with his labors in the late Convention, doubts not
that if not allowed TO associate with his old
crones he could manufacture better Constitu
tlon in less time, than the one offered us. And
the following, taken from the correspondence Of
the New York Tribune, is worth reading, for all
these are the expressions of the enemy: "The
Free Sellers will doubtless nominate Mr. Wilson
as their candidates and he will make good run.
Mr. Wilson is a remarkable man, in whatever
view you may take him. 1t has been fashionable
in certain circles to speak of him contemptuously
as the "Natick CObber," because although yet
within the age OF forty, he has worked many
years upon the bench a shoe maker. Mr. Will
son was a strong and uniring Wing until lS4S,
when Gen. Taylor was nominated, " hen Ne back
ed off the Wing platform, and made pilgrimage
to Buffalo; and although opposed 10 the nomina-
ton of Van Buren,, he supported it after 1t was
made. He has served in both Houses of the
Legislature, was President of the Senate in 1852,
ran for Congress last fall and was defeated, was
chosen member OF the late Constitutional Con-
ventlon from two towns, and was the leading tao
ticlanof the Convention, and has been Brigadler
General. If these do not qualify man for Gov
ernor, what do? In all probability the election
will go 10 the Legislature, and if the Free Soilers
and Democrats united have majority, Henry
Wilson will be Governor. p LolceH American
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-20
A great an d Important end accomplishrd

Grey Hatr Changed and a Nel0 GrOWth Producedt
The introduction Of Van Densen,s Imnrnvcd
Nahpene, The great Hair Restorative and acknowl-
EDGED SPECIFIC Tor changing Gray Hail its primitive
col1r, mas Deen attended with the most signal and unde
nable success Such declaration is based on the uner.
ing testimony of unqueslionable facts Vegetable
properties embrace those nOnrishi. and terminating
sn'u.ah's winch, IN concert w'th Nature, act the
bulbs and germs causing the reproduction Of new
CROWN olte' obstruccd by sckly AM deranged II air
ami Forming that fepcse OF cuorrg matter necessary
10 meet change Of GRAY Hair its natural aspect
1t is purely Vegetable Preparation; free from ali aJ-
mixture OF mineral acids, alcoholic iqnds md those
Dye-Slhns so pecuiB TO the novel Inventions Of the
Day Sale and pleasant N lis nppbcatot il is of
the most egre able prera atUns OF the Toilet; al ays
nervOu, headaches, &c
For sale by CALDWELL a HILL, Apothecsrits,
229 Mains j., Asenis for orcester.
Bl9 deodN w6m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-20

a LIFE sAvED-A most touching case, illus
trative Of conjugal love, occurred at our wharf
lew days since. A man and his wife were COM
ing up The liver, when the husband took sick. and
was supposed TO have died. When they arrived
at Tins city, the vile had coffin purchased, and
her husband was deposited in tina, las, home Of
the dead. Just before The moment Of closing The
coffin, however, and the final inlerment of The de-
ceased, the bereaved and agonzed wife insisted
upon once more looking upon aud embracing the
cold remains Of the deceased partner Of her bosom.
Whether II was her warm embrace, or returning
consciousness, certain II is that the supposed
corpse suddenly evinced signs of lie, and The
proper res'oraiives beingapplied, within twenty.
four hours the invalid was enabled 10 nroceod ~
his journey, with every prospect of a speedv re-.
coyery, owing his life 10 the uniirng devotion and
love Of his true and faithful wife Memphis IN.
peal, 29h ut.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-20

GREAT CHANGE Suopr T1ur0On
pre eminence we ma, (ai,Iv clam ave-, Ib n,,;ons
of EGrone. ;, said AN American he o,bsr dav :;
conversation with an FnoIisbmsn .Vbe, chIynroS
take place in The opinions or habits Of onr neoSIe
they are made in far less time Than IN he ia
world whether they be for The better or the worse
s'GeneraIy for the better" was the courteous re
ply
II is not a very lono lime since in his cty ,bo
mob stormed Chatham S,ree, Ch.nel H. DR. 49,
peaceful assembly of men and women. and ohl;ged
Two Of the nrinrinal nersons in ,he asso,obl 9ba
Rev DR. Cox and Mr. A,tbur Tanr.n ~ M
themselves from tie frantic violence hat threatened
their lives The mob. as orr readers NAV recollac,
vas NOT comnosed ot laborng men. !; ~, oaIlad ~
the Time hy way Of eminence. the oenteeI mnb. he
pe,sons of HON il was made nm ,.ore Ca. ,ba No.,
part fine broadcIoth coats. and nnexcentionahla
shirts The meeting broken up was an ant; slavery
meeting. The moo was instigated BY New York
merchants and the New York Courier was er,nlo,
ed in the work Of stimulating the rioters 10 The work
Of Illegal violence. For some time after that event
any man who should be bold enough TO attr,nnt The
getting IN of an ami slavery meeting in Nov Val
would have been suspected or nrivatelv bayino ~,
eve TO the crown of martvrdom
Since that time DIR. Cox has cbanoed b;s vie,,s
concerning the cause in which he was ,hen co yeaI
GUS and has become nublic defender Of the Co,;vo
slave law But this is moi The chance NJ ,ybicb ua
meant 10 sneak
In the very street to which the mob were led nm
their brutal errand little north Of Cbatban, ,reet
Chapel, and vely near il, is The National Theatre
and here an anti.saverv mee,ino nn,nern,,sl a,,o,
ed, is held every night without he sIigb,es; a,,smr,
TO break il nm or even d;s,nrb !, .sIIaI
Cabin dranatized is renresen,ed nj, no hoa,ds ~
this thea,re,he Mat Is yery G,;,hG,Il "a.od -
the speeches animadyerting ,,Don Iayo,, .a ~,
omitled or minced. Crowded bonses ween -, ~, he
pathetic parts and when there i ;nv well so,rd;no
defamation about liberty, lhey aunsud I'm he ,yaIIs
shake. For three weeks Ibis niece Win ali the
characters, the events and the character of the
oroinal narrative unchonoed bas bee ,a,a !" ,.e
n;gbt wibnnt any an,,,en d;n;n,,;o, " r. -
interest in il. '''''''''' - '"' p''"'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-20

GATEs's Gaes's Eating House, No. 237 Main st.
is one of The most attractive spots in the City of Wor
cester, which abounds with attractions. The earth
gives up the abundance of her fruits ard the sea the
finest OF her fishes, to supply the tables If this delight
ful saloon The goodnaured face ofthe NY landlord
is of itself strong invitation drop in and eat with
him, and his help are prompt and pleasant Melons,
peaches, pears apples, &C., &c of The finest quail
ty. can be had in abundance at tie Excelsior. ooh,
who would not taste of their nectar as the honey bee
sips from the rose"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-20
Wn,rented Pnre n,,,na

For P,ssotpio's and Physicians use, Jranp he mas,
rf'a6te soipe'S IN Boston and Men Y,k con 3.
t9a'nd al the Store Of Leuas T. LaztR. POI 1io;s
Ntrett. - "foW
b"tN que VINO is any convessart with D,ugs ana
Chemicals knows the great difficulty OF 6nding an anu
cIe Wuerly 'ree rom adnielaliOn Esp cia, is III
we case WIN those IN ger era use winch Of III o,har"
sh' hld he ~ pure possible Ii has been fnr ,'
T a now Is ny am 70 purchase meme hui ne r.,
nfues-Lh'se which may BIZ relied upon and all MAJ,
ee eunnuen 81 me pnrity Of every article obtained i,
my establishment. trust that discrininntno nvll,e
WIN continue TO sustain me IN MY cndeavors by tbeir
patronage assuring then thar every article viii h ts
as ,upIvsen'eu Fhlsicians prescriptions catefullv
compounded nj all hours OF The dn, and night "1
iy1 dnwtf L. n lazFII e.,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-20
Cambridge Cattle Market-Aug. IT,

At market 1910 Cattle about 900 and 80 Stores
consisting of working oxen cows and calves yearlugs
two and th ee years old.
Prices Market Beef Extra S7d, per cwt first quail
ityl u second quality, So Z third quality SSH
ordinary $44 ssh.
llides-S6 per cwt Tallow-$7a u.
Pelts-75c 81. Calf Skins-l &c. per ID.
Veal Calves-S6 s, Il. ls. 2l5 al n arkef
stores-Workng Oxen-Ss6 95 102, g. l2, IS, $50.
Cows and Calves-S25, rs, 81, 49, 49, 1854 at market.
YeariHgs- So u TO TO-
Two years old-Sl5, is, Is, TO 40.
Three years od-S3l, SO, Al, So
Sheep and Lambs-4l90 at market. Quantity excel.
lent, but sales slow and hard. Ex.a, S. 81 t. By
lot S2,3a4A
swne-l67 at market, private contract