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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-15
Hotel Furniture!
Horses, Co,oS, Hogs, Farming Tools, &C.,
at UNTTOM

p y U N.
g w. SELBY d co. will sell at Auction, on
-. Thursday, March 3Ist,
commencing at O'Clock, precisely,
p the Furniture Of The Washington Square Hotel,
belonging to WIN. r. WEssoN, Esq, of this city.
consisting in part of
10 CARPETS, 80 BEDSTEADS, % FEATHER
BEDS, IS STRAW BEDS, MATTRESSES,
leo Gomforabts md Blankets, Sheets, Pillow Cases,
80 Wash Stands, 30 Dressing Tabl s,
35 KING LAssEs,
8 Sofas, very large Mahogany Dining Tables, very
high cost, extra do, Mahoga
Centre a.nd Card Tables,
Bureaus, WardroBes, Secretaries, a large lot of Oil
Cloth, nearly new 100 Cane Seat Chairs Rocking do
once DO, Settees, Reading Table, large Mar
Die Sab Clocks, large assortment If Cookery Glass
and lin Ware Table Cutlery, ait rs Kitchen fables
Cooking, Parlor and Office Stoves,
Oil Curtains, Lamps, Chamber FuItiture general as
soltmtnt OF Kitchen do, and great many other sft-
cies not enumerated being The Furniture of the
above Hotel.
Also the celebrated
IROTTING HORSE, called Quaker!
has uoted his mile in 2.32 pair sple did GREY Hor
ser, probably the best matched pair in the State
York Troting Wagon ard Harness. nearly new, the
wagon weighs 225 lbs superior Cows with Calf
iull blood Suffolk Cow with Pig, Shoars Poultry of
various kinds, Ok Carts, Hay do, OK Yokes, Flows
Harrows, Chains, Cultivators, shovels Forks Rakes
Hoes, Grindstones, Soy Ties, Wheelharrows Wagons
DouDle ana single HARNESSES Seighs, Blankets, Hal
iers, Crcngles, &C, &c. Likewise, the Drive Way,
Barn. and Hog house ~
Every article viii be sold without reserve as MIR
WEsSoN intends retiring from the Hotel business on
inc lst OF Apr next. Terms of sale all sums under
5O dollars. Cash over, months credit with interest
ior satisfactory endorsed Note az No postDone.
ment on account Of the weather.
Particular attention is catied 10 the Stock
s. w SELBY 81 co Auct,rs
Worcester, March IS, 1853 Jawtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-15

VB' The following statement shows the amount
o. gold dust manifested and shipped by steamers
ing 3lsl December:
For New York $780, o7, 367 For London az ooooo7
For New Orleans 6,470,7e3 ~els-Y,o-'
For Panama 46 900 Total sas $40 o,7
For san Juan $4,000 ~'''S0'V'
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TTNHlS week receiving large stock of Sugars Teas
l. Coffees Molasses, Syfups, &c, which are offered
at the lotoest Cash prices, by A. HUNTINGTON,
marl5 dtf No. Stones Block,
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Refined Sugars

CRUSHED, Granaated, Powdered, and Coffee Su-
~ gars by The barrel, at RETAIL The lowest Cash
prices, tor sale by A. HUNTINGTON,
marl5 diff No. 3 stones Block.
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Stewards Syrup.

A FEW Barrels Of the above may I've purchased at a
IA veiy low prize, OF A. HUNTINGTON,
marl5 DIFF No, Stones Block.
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VILLA DICKI SON.
NOTARY plTBIgE


VIII attend to this and to other matters ofbusness at
his Office over the Central Bank. nov6-dtf
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&C N 8 u M PTII0Nl

~ ~ apVe Gxpeotoiant, prepared by nm experience
fysican sui Chemist, has now become a stand.
m m preparation, aud Is Offered for the COMPLETE
OuhE o. those discusses OF the THROAT and LUNGS,
uu nes lected, usually terminate fatally In CON-
SUMPTION. ltcontains no ODiuz, CaiotyeL or any
mineral whatever, but Is composed entirely of those
ROOTS HeLbs' and Pegetabie substances which have
specific Influence upon the lungs aud their connected
organs Us Immediate effect to aliay all Irritation,
ana senty remove the phegm and other morbid store.
Vhs o ,he Ihtoai aud Alr-passages thus relieving
CRUISES winch Give rise to Il. II is approved Of and
commented by Physicians Of the highest standing and
or the most delicate female
cphoPHlEToR's DEpOT--A. II. ECOVIL1 e.
W., Gothio Hall, No. 3l6 Broadway, New York.
NEW ENGLAND DEPo1-BURR Il PERRY,
No. Comhill, Boston, MISS
=, FOR sale IN Worcester BY sIDLEY a. SCOTT. JAS.
GREEN, and L. T. LAZELL. marl5 d9mos
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Printed in any desirable stylc and at he shortest no.
u &C. at the Spy Office. ianIO dawtf
RemOval.-Mrs. NJ. s. Thompson, Female
MUSICIAN, and Midwife, has removed No IL Pearl ST.
May |, 1882 df
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Fashionable liar Dressing ana shaving Saloon No
205 Main street, hVe doors North OF the American House
Shaving, Hair Cutting: Curling and shampooine one.
Constantly or hond, general assortment Of Iumery
rens Hair. nov16 A.
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Thompson 8 Co.'s. Western Express.

Waldo Block. Worcester Goods and Packages for
warded to Springfield, Northampton Greenfield Brai
teboro' Hartford, New Haven, PitsleId, Albany Troy
Buffalo, Cleveland, Cncihnat Detroit Chicago and ali
intermediate places. ' Oil
DRAFTS, NOTES, Bills, DC, collected at all the
above places. $. v. R. HiCKCGX Agent
je6 dti Waldo Block Main street. I
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WANTED.
Fresh Groceries.

A SMART, capable Girl, IN a Store. Inquire at this
IA Office. marl5 div
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Genuine Family Medicines, and Physician,
prescriptions, carefully prepared from materials of tbs
Tulest char eter.
That the purest, and most reliable drugs should bs
used in the preparation Of family medicines and nra
scrIptions proposition t"o clear TO be questioned
The subscriber fully recognizing his important fact
sures the public, that medicines Obtained of him. nav
be depended upon AS unsurpassed in point of quality
l.. I. LAZELL, Apoihecary
Jan. l, lo55- dawtf POI Main street
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Chilmark-HoTatio w. Tillon.
Edgartolon-Jeremiah Pease.
Tisbury-Alfred Norton.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-29

ARRIVAL OF nR MONSTER CLIPPER "GRRAr REprnuc"-.
This noble vessel arrived yesterday morning Boston,
intov OF the steamugR Forbss Her appearance in
waters has bee most anxousy looked for by very large
number of people, especially by those immediately
interested Ia the progress OF marine architecture Ant
clpaton had teen raised TO high pitch by the varlou
Mandatory notices in the newspapers; bat however san
gune any one might have thus become none could but
feel upon bchcldrg her that all and more Than all was
fully realized and her requalled size, her beautiful lines
her symmetrical MODEL and her long and graceful masts
and srars, we're each the theme Of warm enconlium.
she made two three turns up and down tho river
during the morning, aEoreng tie passengers on the
various ferry boats 6ne opportunity Of viewing hen
beautiful proportioDs aud her arrival became
generally known most of the points along the nhore from
which sight Of her could be had crowded with
spectators She anchored during the day Off Mon
tsgue ferry but will probably to day TO morrow be
taken TO her berth whom those DESTROYS will be enabled
to crafty their wish for closer inspection Of this nm
qualed clipper.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-29

the formal authority OF the Burmese King. Each
OF there chieaips ka, about 1000 under his orders
Aney nave advanced their forces to within four days
mach OF Raneoon where British have but eight hun
a. 60 men. Famine was raging in Burmaha
rIop on'pa 80 have Intelligence that the city OF
shsnRhae fell into hs Of the on the 7b
sepfnori band OF tn insurgents surprised the inn
peri garrison u, gained possession of the city, with,
little or no resistance. some of the Mandarns were
killed The Isoutae Sanqua scaped or placed himself
under the prttcion the United States suthoritisa
There report that Pekin had fallen but Il vanted
confirmation Canton remained quiet Fighting CON
tnued at Annoy, the IL peraists aking strong efforts 10
rebellion her contradictory, but seems certain
that the ipsg DTS have possession OF Keang ping and
other towns hupoed miles nerth Of the Yellow river
II is said that the has accepted the preferred aid
O. the Tartar chiefs norh of the WALL last resource
The Markets.
LONDON, Nov. 15-PM
Copsols closed for account at 9ass s44; Do money
9isS 947s.
The Bank of England minated that it will dis
count the smouu VI tue various petty stocks duo in
January at the rate Of three pr cent instead OF foar pei
cent, originally proposed IN the Iotcs OF 20 instant
The Bank OF Amsterdam has raised the rate OF discount
from two and a half 20 three per cent
Hamburg le Of the lltn report money tighter, with
discount ~ Az a b per cent
LIvERpoor, Nov. IL; 1853.
CoTToSs - Since the sailing OF the Canada the market
had teen quiet with cotons-except good stapled mid
ding Orleans, which scarcs-freey Offering and de-
mand limit d. No withdrawing the accounts OF frosts,
prices must be quoted avorng buyers although not
quotably lewer-tay, fair Ulesns, 6d; iddlipg, 3D.
fair Mobile e3ad me cling tzsd; isir uplands, 63sd
middliDg $50 inferior and ordinary prices nominal.
The total If he three days amount TO 900 TO-
COO bales including 2lOG for speculation and 800 FOX
export
BREApsruFrs-rhe general .one of the market 10 buoy
ant. Whest and our have been In fair consumpve de-
maud at full rates sphy desrsr for dne parcels In
dian corr is quiet ~ previous quota ions.
PRosr1oos "A mt dsrats business doing at previous
rates.
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Personal Intelligence.
ANOTHER IILUsTRIoUs vIsrrER.


We learn from Paris that Alexandra Dumas the prince
United States for the purpose of permanently establish
ing himself and spending his last days in the land OF
liberty lie has written the following letter to II Dsean
who has arrived in New York. the st. John the Baptist
Of the rev advent
Ny DEAR TRIISp-Yo1 tskins an important step
you are shout to cross the Atlantic BE Of good
The soil OF America IL the veable land promise be-
cause Ii IL the only home OF liberty.
fou go on an enterprse with which synpathse with
all my heart 10 publish exclusively in tie land Of Wash
pgton OF Cooper and Of Ir,ing my worAs in advance
even OF their appearance in France Npote amino
have conddsd to your all that have at the
ment ready for pubcaon-but do not fear that shall
leave you In the lurch. Z & Adieu. my dear
friend Find for the borders OF the St. Lawrence
surrounded by my chosen friends may spend my last
days and die in tranquility under the sun of liberty
Ny bes. wishes and prayers follow you where yoa 60
ALEXANDRA DUMAS.
We nterstand that N DUMAS, has already conndcd
several p works 70 the hands Of his agents who
have established publishing house in New York, for the
purpose Of bringing thera out originally and exclusively
in New York. The m nuscrip also Of his comedy the
'.Youh Of Louis NV" which was prohibited at the
Theatre Francas is in the hands of his agents. and that
ton Mr. Bourccaoit bad better look to his lsurefs
Joshua r. Giddinss i announced 10 deliver lecture
this evening" In Rochester.
ARRIVALS
Tr'% n. h,rnys in as s::nRipa o f.. Lam.
casIissi Charge %AaairtstS Eac@dsr dorginc late
e. Of despsteh,e,' from Peru llsgkes Holmes
den, e Crrtia, EldIdge A Dodsen, Anderson "
Gamble adams Co.'S nesfengerl W Moyomb w 4
Co.'s messeB ror) ID Storm, Miss ScbiG Mas Thalia
" stougbten, Quarter l. West, Chadwick, noek.
WE'LL Townsend, Mrs Chrndsf oh, II Spinney A III Gill
X Robbins, YnnJoryoort q Gilmore, Bunard, X
Wyman, w Ed2y and ohi,d; Flanagan ID Dougherty,
Ito sps r. l. artshorn, G st John, II y Toate
Crane H,lsoy, J. Reeves sod lady, Chevaller,
Nuncr W aies and lady Wilson, " Foster Henry
Barry Moore w lockwood skinner, @ Curtiss Ne.
Cornell, Geo Heiscr, Gal, Judd, MoMinomy w 8
mart y Silver II Bliven, r Bliyon, y Body j
Rowland, W ss,sny, Is 9 Kurd,n, J 7 Abel souie
scbb wjsSn gnS. d. roetor Baddsn Basses
pgnl,p, Mis-. Armstron Dr. 'snsins Dnoh-Srsh cssh
tmitb b Chapman. IpssvsoIl, George Hus Glsa.
ION, Kirkland wife and child, DsAsrsAs0, 0slyokS
d Z Syvcr, GNe 10 othsyN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-29
India and China.
TIE RUSSIAN ALLIANCE WITH DOsT MAH0MED-
CRITICAL STATE OF TIE BRITISH IN BURMAH-Tul

TIE RUSSIAN ALLIANCE WITH DOsT MAHOMED-
CRITICAL STATE OF TIE BRITISH IN BURMAH-ruE
FALL OF sHAEGHAE, ETC.
The overland mail had arrived with dates from Cal
cut'a October s. BOMBAY, October a; Burmsh Septe.
Der IL, and Hong Kong, September q.
The ALA ming intelligence telegra pied to the effect that
Rus STA had formed an alliance with Dost Mahomed to stir
up hosttes in India rests mainly authority OF the
following paragraph in the Delhi Gd:ce OF September o.
bow much credepce is to be assigned II reains TO be
scen Letters from Cabul, received this morning.,
ton that . Russian army has advanced within ten
marches OF OorguDge, he capital Of kheva The Khan
OF Khiva and the King Of Bukhara had taken the field
with their respective forces to resist the enemy, and
were, at the date OF advices, two marches this
side OF 0orgupge. The ayowed object OF the
Russians IL the conquest OF the country II
is Tins cas-, TO understand Why the Car ehoui
have Effected the alleged alliance With Dost Mahothed
whose peutay alone in such qu,rrel would be worth
secu ing az 81 cot Rumors OF this Russian alliance
had reached the British, both by way OF the Doan and
Bhyber passes, and these rumors, together With
apprehension cf movement among the AGghans, had
led to large reinforcement Of the British garrison Of
Beshawur The report that Persia Is collecting army
to operate against the Turks have already noticed for
the purpose OF dscreditng 1t.
The British a'e Ia q bad position In Burmah. The
troops everywhere In Estate Of tieRe and with the
exception Of Bassen the whole of the New Provinces are
In the hands of the enemy, OF, to speak more &C
ouYatsly, are held BY the forces Of two powerful
chiefs, Meatoon and Moungoung Gye who carry
% hostuitiss5 with tho soaniyaacs. Though not wit
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-29

More Mortality In Emigrant Ships.
The packet ship Ns~ World Capt. Knight arrived yes
terdsy from Liverpool lost serenity re Of her passengers
by cholera. The following the names Of the dc 1
ceasad-
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p O S II S c. r | p T.
NNNN>N>>o1ry>c>No~->NooJ>0s,
TUESDAY ANONYMOUSLY O'CLOCK.
'sN>-e>N>
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
~~>~~~N~~~->~oJ~~~N>~>
HIGHLY INTER ESTING.
THE WAR I'm THE y Asst.
s~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~
4 DECISIVE BATTLE HOURLY EXPECTED.
~~~~~>>~>-~>~~~~~~>>>~
the VICTORY OF THE TURKS AT 0LTENlTzk
~>>>~~~~>~>~~>>>-~~-~~~~
One Hundred Thousand Turks have Crossed the
Danube.
s-~>ee>>>>->>~~>->-~~>-~~
Their Advance upon Bucharest.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
CONDITION OF AFFAIRS IN INDIA AND CHINA.
>>>>>>~>>~>>>>~>J>>N~
STATE OF THE MARKETS,
e. An kA
the VICTORY OF THE TURKS AT 0LTENITzA
One Hundred Thousand Turks have Crossed the
Danube.
STATE OF THE MARKETS,
&c., &C., &c.

The United States mail steamship Atlantic, Capt. West
from liverpool Wednesday, the 18th o. November arr
we'd at his pt TT about four O'Clock this morning
The Cunard propeller Andes also sailed from Liverpool,
oa Wednesday the 10th.
The Asia arrived out Sunday forenoon, Nov. 13 at
quarter before 10 O'Clock.
From the seat of have only details of the pre-
vious engagements and reports that decisive battle had
been foughtthe details OF which are yet tocome. Vic
tory, so far, has perched on the Turkish banners.
Tie teegraphc dispatches received at Liverpool
declared that the Sultan would place himself at the head
of his tIops.
The general from other parts OF the continent Of
Europe pos sessee but little interest England for the
time being appears peacsaby disposed but the French
feel warke and their Emperor thinks that the Car Of
Russia has gone too far, and the moment Is ct hand
when neither honor interest win permit the sword
France TO slumber its scabbard" OF the people
Of Paris were greatly excited but whether the fever
would lead many of them beyond the confines o, their
own city seemed to depend in = great measure judging
from the tone of thst journals, upon the policy to be
adopted by England Prusss in the meantime, PRESERVES
to herself full liberty of action"
At Liverpool cotton had been freely offered, with but tit
tie demand The market closed tamely at previous quo
taors. There was good, but not animated, enquiry
for wheat and Hour at previous full quotations. Indian
dull
Among the passengers by the Atlantic Colonel T.
Lawrence, bearer Of Dispatches Gen. Watson Webb
ard Miss Anna G. Lynch.
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A DECISIVE BATTLE HOURLY EXPECTED.

THE WAR In THE EAsT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-29
P O S T S G r I P T.
OUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

HIG HLY INTER ESTING.
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-06-22
Arrival Of the Asia

New YoRK, June l6.
The Asia arrived last night after mid
night.
The debate on the Government OF India
in the British Parliament has been adjourn
ed.
FR.xcx-The Paris Bourse had greatly
fuctuated but was again steadler.
Nothing new had transpired with regard
to the position of the French Governmentiu Ia
relation to the affairs of the East.
By decree linseed for seed may be i'm
ported into France free of duty. The gen
eral crops we're in good condition.
France in retaliation for Austrian alliance
demand of Belgium fifty million francs, for
aid rendered in Louis Phillippe's time.
Nothing whatever new from Turkey. The
Sultan was takingevery means to prepare for
war.
Nothing further from Russia.
PERsIA-The Gar demands from the
Shah of Persia, the immediate repayment
of the fifty million loan, or the cession oI
the Province of ofAsterabad in the Caspian
Sea. The Shah refuses to do either.
SwIrzERLAND-Dipl iplomatic relation had
not yet been restored between Austria
and Switzerland, but probably soon will be.
The army was filling up on the war foot
ting.
Src1LY-U is reported that the grapes
throughout Sicily appear to indicate a poor
crop.
LIBERIA dates from Monrovia are to the
9TH of May. President Roberts is supposed
to be reelected. The colony was prosper
Gus.
The market for breadstuffs is active, with
advancing rates. Wheat has advanced Sd,
and -four Is during the week, with an ac-
tive consumption and speculative business.
Western canal 23s 6da CASA 25s 3d.
White wheat Is 2da4d. Red and mixed
IS 9da Is. Indian corn unaltered in de-
mand or value.
Weather fair but rain wanted.
Business at Manchester is steady. The
commercial stocks is light, but bushes is
somewhat affected by political uncertainties.
In provisions there has been large imports
of beef, with but few transactions. Fine
beef is held firm. Pork quiet and unchan-
ged. McIienry's circnlar quotes decline
Of IS in bacon, consequence of considerable
arrival to one House The market is quiet
but prices firm. Western long middle o9s,
redressed sides 46s and 48 for extra.
Monetary affairs are easier. The Bank
has reduced the lowest rate of interest to g.
per cent. Consols rcash are quoted at
994 for the opening, In Ex. dividen, A
merican securities, steady business has
been doing throughout tAe week, without
any material change.
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Observation-Disclosures OF parents who use Vermi
fge composed Castor oil, CalOmel, etc. are not a.
ware thai, while they appear benefit the patient
thew are actually laying the foundations for series
of diseases such as Salvation, Loss Of Sight, Weak
ness OF Limbs, etc.
In another column will be found the advertisement
of HOBENSACK'S MEDICINES, to which we ask
he attention ALI directly interested in their as
well as their chldren's health. In Liver Complaints
and all disorders arising from those OF bilious type
should max, use of the only genuine medicine, Ho-
bensack's Liver Pills.
BE not otdeceived, but ask tor Hobensack's Worm Sy-
run and Liver Pills and observe that each has the sg
nature of the Proprietor, J. n Hobcnsack, as none
else is genuine.
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-06-22
FROM MEXICO.

nlLADbLGAlA3 UutlC i d.
New Orleans papers of Saturday are at
hand. They contain Mexican news to the
9th inst.
The death Of Alamo, Minister of Foreign
Affairs, had caused great sensation.
The Trait u Union, says that it is unde-
niabIy an event of the gravest political move
ment, and that it is not known who would
be his successor.
The Sigle denies the authority of the let
ter published by the Havana Dear@ de Ia
1Haripa, as an address to die Mexican Min
lister. by Gen. Arista on his departure from
Mexico.
Two persons named Apucis Gauzales and
Carlos Conino, were shot at Vera Cruz on
the 28th, for having been found, during the
revolt there, opposing the regular troops.
Scnor Cevales' decree, lowering the tax
on the expectation Of silver, 10 per cent, has
been repealed The tax is now six per
cent.
The Mexican Foreign Legations. have
been finally officially announced, rs fol-
lows:
Minister to London, Scnor Lazas.
Minister on papers Senor Pachcco.
Minister to Matrid, Senor Viro.
Minister to Berlin, Gen Urana.
Minister to Rome, Senor Larrainzur.
Minister to Washington City, Gen. AL
monte. Secretary Senor Gazales DE- La
Vega. Aaache, Scnor Gregory Varrandia-
ran.
The TroH d Union, further says that the
sum of $4,000 has been raised by private
subscription in Chehuaha to aid, Gov. Tri-
rs, in preparing for the defence Of the Val
ley of Mecilla. We previously announced
is. as a forced loan on the authority of
Mexican papers.
The Mexicans appear to be under the i'm
preston, in the City of Mexico, that the dis
pute about this territory has been settled
This arose from the report that President
Pierce, had officially dlsapproved of Gov.
Lanes proceedings, and recalled him to be
replaced by Mr. Merrywethcr.
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-06-22
CARDING.

TINE undersigned takes this method OF informing
Il the public that he has bought and nov perma.
nenty repairing ana fitting up the Carding Fulling,
and Manufacturing establishment lately owned. by
K. Teal, three miles south of Cadiz, on the road to
New Athens. He expects to be ready to do all the
Carding that he may be favored with this season
Wool will be taken in at thes store Of Wood g.
Smiths, in Cadiz, and returned promptly, and all
work warranted liberal share of public patron
age is desired. Prices as low as other responsible
establishments. JOSEPH K. JOHNSTON.
May IL, 1853.
N. b. Covcrlet and Carpet Weaving done on the
most reasonable terms for customers at the above
establishment. j. X. JOHNSTON