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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-16

ranged, Nelson's, when, finding his name omit
ted in the dispatches, he exclaimed. Never
mind some time or other will have Gazette
to myself But MIR. Disrneli's threat, vow, or
promise was simply of his Characteristic
ebullitions of assurances; for we will answer for
it, that he never began any thing yet, without
proclaiming that he should succeed. Every one
knows the boastfu predictions which he put forth
from time to time touching hts Budget aud the
Certain duration of the Derbyite Government,
md the unhesitatipg confidence which his cred
ulous friends rerosed in them until tho bubble
burst. Moreover. there is nothing particularly
remarkah in the iututive conviction OF a very
clever man that he should eventually compel
attention from the House of Commons. The
chief singularity consists in the unabashed ute
rance of such an expectation at such momen /;
of which, we fully admit, very few embryo Ola
tors would be found capable. Charles Fox fail cd
repeatedly during his first session, but it is not
recorded that he concluded any of his IN
successful efforts with vow of future excel
ence
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-16

INFAMous.--A relative iof Gen. Harrison, give.
notice in card, published in the Cincinnati
Times, that all persons assembling ia the grave
yard enclosure ut North Bend for the purpose
OF revery, will be prosecuted as respassers, md
cites as a reason disgraceful scene which occur
red on the 30th ult.. which is described as fol-
lows
"A party of several hundred came from Cinciu.
Hnti IN three steamboats,, pioneer band having
preceded them the day before in an omnibus and
this pioneer band pitched their tent in the grave
yard on Sunday for the sale of liquor without
leave or license from any one. Yesterday that
grave yard selected rs the spot upon
which the company danced ali day, and the voices
OF the Professors in calling the figures could be
distinctly heard Mt the house, quarter of Il mile
off, in the valley below. That moral recrea-
ton OF card-playing, refining and elevating
an its influences, was INDUCED in by many of the
company upon the humble graves of the pioneers
OF this settlement and drunkenness and reyery
reigned supreme. The tom5stones in our family
incl osures have been defaced, and the names of
those who sleep beneath them been partly erased,
so as 10 make them read differently, aud even the
names of the individuals committing these nets,
written upon the stones in pencil an insult to
the dead, and wantOn outrage upon the feelings
of the living. The depredatons committed upon
the beautiful mound where the remains of Gen
Harrison repose disgracefu in the extreme
Every little shrub and flower planted there by the
hand of affection are rudely destroyed by these
sacreigious Vandas in their bacchanaan revel-
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-16
ALaBAma-The Wings of Alabama held

ALABANA-Ihe wings OF AIabama held a
Convention at Montgomery, in that State, on the
LIST inst, and nominated Richard w. Walker,
of Lauerdal county, as their candidate for Gov
ernor Mt the ensuing August election. A series
of resolutions adopted, recognising in the
platform laid down by the National Wing Con-
vention at Baltimore the true principles of Ma
tional policy, and yielding cordial assent thereto;
opposing to the utmost the annexation of add
tIonal territory unless the equal rights of tho
South in such territory shall be expressly guar
autied by the articles oil cession; in favor of inter
nal improvements and State did thereto, when
such aid will DOT involve the necessity of addi-
tIonal taxation in favor of the establishment of
general aud effective school instruction, and in
favor of comforting on the people the election of
Judges, chancellors. solicitors, and such other
Suite officers as are now elected by the Legisa.
ture
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-16
B Y A u r. Fl @ K | Il Y.
PUBLIC ACTS.
Passed during the FIRST Session eff TIE IHirg-second
Congress.
IPuRLlc-No.l Is,

IPU1LlC--N0. 70.
AN ACT to provide Tor the Repar of the Cong ssion
al Library Room, lat-ly destroy I'd by Fire
BE 1t enacted by the Senate and House Of pr
tatves OF the United States OF America ia Congress
sem'led, That the IF seven y-two thousand five
und ed dollars be, aud the is hereby appropra
trd to the repair Of the Congress ona Library room
which was lately destroyed by fire. according to the
plan described the report aud drawings which were
submitted by the architect to the Secretary Of lie lutte
rior and approved by thu Cnmmtee Public Buildings
OF the Senate Provided, however, Iha the work hall
be executed uaer the dir of the Secretary OF The
Interior aud be subject such modification of the de-
tails msy be consistent with the general arrange
of the plan aud necessary and proper in the of-
ofthe President of the United St ties
A. proved, March -, 1852.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-16

The Wa trenton Flag says:-"There is not a
field Of wheat in this vici nifty, we believe. in
which more or less of the joint worm is not found
will not be much injured lit this season,
though we hive heard of one or two crops tha,
are greatly damaged The injury may however
become much more apparent before harvest
Bat there is n sufficient number of this destruc-
tive insect among US, to arrest general and ear
nest attention"
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-16

battalion or regiment with n view to determine the
quantity OF land any officer soldier is entitled to under
said act approved twenty eighth September eieh
hundred and fifty there shall be allowed one day for
every twenty miles from the place where the company
battalion or regiment organized, to the place where
the mustered into the service of the United
States; and also day for every twenty miles from the
llace where such company battalion regiment was
discharged, he place where it organized and from
whence it marched to enter the service.
Approved, March ~, 1852.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-16

Mr.. Stephens, of Georgia, who was recently
seriously injured by the upsettng of a railroad
car, is reported to be rapidly recovering. few
years since this gentleman had the misfortune to
receive terrible injuries in rencounter in Geor-
gia; more recently he becomes victim to rail
road accident; but happily survives both.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-16
VsEg EEs.EGTzS Ms.

BOONE, LOGAN AND WYOMING These coun
ties eecng Delegate have chosen Joseph Barrett
WAYNE Capt Vincent, Wing, elected to the House
FAYETTE AND RALElGH-Wm Primer, Wing.
elected Delegate
HiGHLAkD-For Congress Letcher 47e, Maupin
90. Board Of Public Works Graham 120, Price 81
Delegate Byrd 34l, Slsyens Jos
POCAHONTAS-Adam nottingham Democrat, re-
elected to the House
PENDLEroN-J Kee. Democrat reelected to she
House
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-16
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND.

ARRIVED,
Schr Joseph Aehorn NJ 'rrlI, from Rockland Limo to
Haskins X Libby
schr Mercy Taylor Nickerson from B oston mise to
ID Currle
SAILED,
hr Emily iiar'on Candy, coal to Phi lade phia
Schr Saml Rankin, Brown, flour to Salem
Schr h Jenkins, Babbiidgo, 10 Hog Is anu to load
with lumber for Maine
Steamer Virginia Teal for phade' phia, -four and to
hcCco
BALTIMORE, June l5--Cld, Sehr Isaac C. Prince
b ooze, Rich1nol d.
FByAEsAFEHKOs KICHxMON ID q KOUND
Il PLASrER-Tis plaster is ground frona selected
cargoes of lump and contains 90 per of gypsum
have for sale 1000 tons, to be de vered during the
months of June July and August and as it will probably
be higher the fall and winter, would advise pulcha>
send int heir orders al once
e. H. SKINKER,
10 l6 No. Is Pearl st.
& HsRTs AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. will
~ ind at store
Ganze and thick wool Under Shirts
Cotton Uuader Shirts
Silk Shirts and Drawers
Bleacled and brown Jean Drawers
Linen Drawers
Cotton Shirts, with linen bosoms
Linen Collars, Cr6vats, Stocks
Pocket Handkerchief Gloves
Socks Suspenders, Combs Brushes, &c,
jel6 G. HARTWELL & co.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-16

We learn from MadriI, says the New York
Tribune that the report that Santa Anna had
applied to the Spanish Government for help in
preserving the independence of Mexico, against
tho United States, is pure invention of stock
jobbers. No such application, says our informant,
has been made. With regard to Mr.. Soue's
reception, we are assured that it will take place
without any difficulty, but that il he should open
the subject of buying Cuba, he will get posi-
tive and probably piquant response. Spain
never was less inclined to part with the island
than at present.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-16

FIRE Yesterday afternoon between two and three
o'clock, the stable belonging to Judge Cloptons resi-
dence on the OF Broad and 2sth streets Church
Hill was destroyed by fire. The uildng was of wood
anu v's~.'sa sro. mel nentitv of hay: los,
quently not heavy. Notwith landing the burning
city, Liberty Company, No l. the ground shortly
after the alarm sounded with both engne and reel
Water being inaccessible the company did not succeed
In getting the fire
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-16

The MopEL "MAcHINE."-A CORES pondent
New York paper thus happily alludes to a
''Machine" in that city, and draws faithful per-
traiture of the b'!oys who run with it,
Opposite my dwelling is fire engine, which
Is in II constant state of preparation for emer-
gencies, to the gr eat mystifcation of myself and
OF several small boys, which latter daily collect
on the side walks, aud look with profound curl.
osty into the dim rocesses of the engine ROOM
Never had engine such devoted attendants. Long
and profound consultations are held respecting
the health of the 'machine," by young mon in
pea jackets, the wheels IRE creased tn rec times
day, and about as often the object OF their soli-
citude is gently conducted around the block BY
way OF exercise, while scouting parties of young
men in straight hats, with rnelets in front of
their ears. solicitous for the welfare of the in
surance companies. walk to the corner to see if
they can discover indications of a fire in any di-
rection. If none to be seen, til ey walk
modify back, and form a not in ont of the On
CINE house. The last fire is then talked over
and the merits of each machine" are discussed
am sorey afraid from what | oveihear, that
our city is but scurvly provided with FIRE engines
as it seems, by their conversation, that every
"inachine" in the city, except their own, is ut
terly useless, and not fire has taken place whose
extinguishment is not owing to the superior mer-
its OF their engine and the superior energy of its
followers.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-16
SGssA HIS

SUGARS
- - hhis prims Porto Rico Sugar
100 bags Brazil Sugar
Receiving and for sale by
je Is LEWIS WEBB SON.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-16

RANGE OF THE THERMOMETE
YESTERDAY
Att w RANDOLPH'S Bookstore l3l Main st.
7o'clock ~ o'clock 5 O'Clock
16 IS 81
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-16

SALE OF MOUNT VERNoN.-We learn from
tho National Intelligencer of yesterday that
MIR. John A. Washington, the proprietor of
Mount Vernon, has disposed of that venerated
mansion. with two hundred acres of the landed
estate, to company comprising Northern and
Southern men, for til large sum of two hundr ed
thousand dollars. To what purpose the purchas-
ers mean to apply the property, we have not
hoard; but we are very glad to learn that the
terms OF sale reserve to Congress the privilege of
taking it.
Another and al irrevocable condition of tho sale
is that the remains of General Washington are
never under any circumstances, to be removed
from thoir present resting place, We are in
formed (says the Iotelligencer) that the purcha-
sers offered largely increased price to have the
sale absolute; bat Mr.. Washington replied that
he would not for any sum that could be named
place it out of the power of Cong, ess to make
Mount Vernon the property of the nation.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-16

The WORLDS FAIR IN New YoRK.-A depu
tation from the general committee of manage
ment of the Crystal Palace has visited Washing
ton on business connected with that institution,
and is now there The Palace will, it is said
certainly be open on the 18th of July the edi-
flee will DO of the most beautiful character:
all tho stories by the incorporate Temperance
men in regard to the drinking establishments in
the vicinity of the Palace are said to be much
exaggerated, aud the exhibition it is expected,
will be one of the most interesting of the kind
ever seen in the world.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-16

The SuB-TREAsuRY SYSTEM will not answer.
Mr.. Guthrie has at last come to the conclusion
that it will not do. Having tried the plan of
carting about the public money, and found it nei-
Their safe nor economical mode of transfer, has
resorted to liberal construction of the o1s Soc
ton OF the sub-Treasury. and therein found au
thoriy for selling the transfer drafts to parties
who are willing to buy them, and actually TO pay
for them The business of transferring money
from point to pont is now managed somewhat af-
ter this fashion The Government desires to place
n sum OF money at distant point--say st. Louis
the Secretary draws a draft for the amount on
the Now York sub Treasury AMI sells the draft
Mt par to the Bank of tho Metropolis or oon,.
other banking institution in Washington.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-09
PIANO FORTEs !
Also, SINGING ROCKS,

TUsT Received New and second hard Piano For es
~ fer sale cr % LEI, on reasonable terms, nj PERRY
& ANDREWS. No 4 iiatrIagt0" Coroer Worcester,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-09
HAIR OILS, Sc
E1ECETsTOP. EAIR TnNTl
A Purely VEGETABLE Preparation. for p1cpotlns
the Growth, Preservation, and BeautF Of
THE HATR


A Purely VEGETABLE Preparat ton. for pfcmntlns
the Growth, Preservation, and BeautF Of
THE nAfR.
fTyHE asare has been thoroughly tested saa TIE result
is. an universal expression Of entire satisfaotion.-
ness tendency to inFn gray prevent the filling Of
the hair, preserve It's color render il soft pabe aud
glossy, and in good condition of curling eiIcae
AMI acif@ which is so destructive 80 The hair, remove
the saurf, scad head relieve headache &c. The
Excelsior Hair 0uic being purely vegetable Drepaa
BafdReSs..~houAaa y ore desire TO see his bald heal
refining nier The Shade of heaat cal locks, lei him mako
thorough MSS Of tae Excelsior Hair Tonic
Eating Or Looas mig of The Bair. If this lisease
be reelected it wnl prove the precursor Of badness
result which is by a Gesiia5s oae aud vhich
can easily be avoided by a thorough OF The Excel
sor iar Tonic.
Dan4rtif and ssprf.-Th3s disorder in most oases
owing to neglect or want 81 proper attfnton, may
easily an0 entirely obyiated by the use Sccordmg d.
recOps. of the Excelsior Hair Tonic.
Hedd0chf.- II yOn w0nld be relieved Of headache
and the eloomy disasreeible feeling attendant updG
and III their stead be inspired with the revivRg refresh
ing atd hilarious spirit resulting from head clean and
clear, ana brain free and active, the Excelsior
Hair Tonic.
Liainleat.-For Wounds, Bruises, Sprains, .uss,
Rheumatism, Chilhians STngs and Bites Of Insects,
Sure Threat, Pimpes, Chapel Hands, &C.. most ex
ceeHt and valuable ninentls the Excelsior II ar Tonic.
C65idren-It may be used upon he heads oil children
wit. the happ'es results
Prepared anly BY LOMBARD & CUNDALL, Drug
gists, SpnngfeId Mass. TO whom Applications for
agencies must he addr' ssed
PRICE TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
AeENrs-CALDWEJ L 81 NIL, e. II. MARSH
Dealers, &c, Throughout the United States aud the
Canadas. ans da W.T.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-09
VI n FENNn & SOM
Watch, Clock, G Jewelrv Establishment
FNr @nIe
To The kmioted

nR. lAsEPH. he celebrated lnditn Doctor, has ar
rived IN town, and eau be consul ell at No il3
M in : re l. W0rce ter, Mass.
The Doc cures SICK Hsdiache, Nervous Disc ses,
Rh-uuarism Govt, Drops, Gus EPILEPSY, Piles, Gan
ker In ils most malignant lorna, constitutional atitc'
tjoae CbnIit Billions. Fl5tuept and fai,der's Debility,
partly deca, ed Bones, irRe Calarrh, Diseases of
Children, Il imatun of the Bronchial 1ui es OF
Liver and Spleen, Oh -onr Darfle, Dsseniery and al
mos N diseases u the Blood
Also all diseases incident to Females, such ss weak
ness ana al the ike My MEDICINE will restare them
again TO full ygpr snd use Illness
Gone 20 me and be not litnlrss. III cure thai lame
and almost broken back, and bOtch-d race that spit
ting 20 o. tie food likewise, I'll Flsna tn Ano or IN
PeripRua o bachrYmals, and me worst tases OF
q nsy are cured by my Vegetable Medicines III very
short time.
has pr al out with surh richness and pfoiaslon over
ev, ry hill daG, field and forest nave II las come 10 the
rescue. ana 1uasumihives may Live tnG nn DE!
The Doctor is also Justly cele5rael Hnd distinguished
for the huldre Of ertll he has lAue, ana
for his sound and philosophical views uuor a disease
which carries terror with y wherever il appears, "hlch
bas brought multitude OF II upon rai humanity and
whose Consequences are often elt by tb' innocent as
well as ths guilty. use no Mercury in the cure OF TINS
disease and nave n5ver failed IN much as one case.
Dr aner treat labor and expense, has succeeded in
inventi,,g and periectng medicine which wonderful
escive in producing sAutary change aud restoration
from the long lis Of diseases anoye meniioned to avg
orous health rh-se medicines have bren ritd' WIN
the hippest result, by thousands many OF the cases
have been o more than ars standing, 10y taking
them in hand and by simple treatment win ms me IL
cine has wrought per oct cure. lie does not leave
thea important hcts upon his ASSERT n he ap
meals TO the II imCrOns tfcales which gratitude
alone has put la his possession,
Please try the Doctors grea and polent remedies Tor
do know that they Wiz YET cause ldinohs 10 Ieoieo
Medicines, with all directions carefully pached and
forwarded TO any place IN the United states,
Very Respectfully,
On 4. IAsEPH,
o6 d9mfp No il3 NAN 81 Worcester
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-09
New Fancy looms,

THE subscriber has invested and patented new
4 and improved Fancy Loom, Tor Wooeg Cotton OF
Linen II can be built at less price than the Fancy
ooms hitherto used. Waccompl!sh as much or more
work nh the sam" power. l. convennt and pple in
It's construction and east attended IL may be
III opera lou ut Messrs Smith Pratt's Mill, in New
England Village. Grafton For further Information in
qure at No. IS Main street, of him petsonly Mil
bury u au23 dawtl JOHN FENDER.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-09
Merimaek ITutnal Losn Fnnd Assooiation.

aug4 a.
Morimack Mutual Loan Fund Association.
FEyHE success CT Associations, Of this kird in other
: Cties, Induced the Sscretaryof This Association
to prepare Books Tor subscribers Stosb the Lowell
Mutual loan Fund Ass0cltiun, in Nnvembar last The
Association formed, and now The Shares, on which
thirteen dollars have been paid valued thirty six
dollars each thus showing The rapdity of accumua,
tiOn for 7rheGe~as been devised by which the
accumulation has been rapid, having all the aAvan-
tIges and securities of Savings BsnR, wih greater
profits the great benefits conierrel by their opera
tiQn, in the alienation of rent and wing incum
brances from property, must Grcbly present ihem
selves 20 every intelligent person ANY one uavng
property incumbered can BY taking advances OF his
Shares receive from the inHds of the Association u
SUM sufficient TO remove the incuabrauCe and repay
tie Association by payments each month"; having
era years to pay it, making it comparative and
il he wishes I" build purchase huuse in this way IBIS
rent may be turned TO assist in Paying for his IN
house, or if he pays dollars per month into the
Treasury, he will accu oulae the of five bundled
dollars, in from six eight years. according the OPP
creations thus far The Books of ihis Association
now open for subscriptions, and the public invited TO
call AMI learn HE adVant m Ike any inquiries,
anime The plan Of operation and subscribe St0cS,
al the Office o the Secretary, No ., Nesmths New
Bl9C6. SAMUEL McIN MIR, Secy.
Who is also Agent for first ass Life IA Fire Insur-
ance Companies ol3 dqwtf
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E@.
WHITE LEAD.
PURE AND FULL WEIGHT.

FOHE AND zulu WEIGHT
EnE undersigned, agents for the sale of the long es
t'hllshed brand Of MORDECdI LEWIS 4 co
oil Philadelphia, Keep continually on hand complete
assortment OF the sumo, aud prepared supply the
tiade on the most favorable terms.
TIE quality branded "PUKE,t IL guaranteed TO be
entirely free from aduleraon, The packages also 10
contain NETT WEIGHT, rs heretofore customary which
at the LOWEST ESTIMATE, Is saving 10 the customer,
Of at least onehav cent per ID. oUer gross wsiRAt
James t. LEWIS Il co.,
aul7 deodSm re Water street, New YoRK.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-09
NORTH End Market

THE subscriber has opened M.rtet in BANGS
A Block opposite the Court HOUSE, where he intends
keeping assOrtmens OF
M EATS AND VEGETAB LES,
and trusts by keeping good articles low prices
ceive his share Of patronage
IT Goods delivered in any part of the city.
novl9 dti e WOOD .
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-09
NEW LVMBFR YARD

At the Norwich Rail Road Depot,
NMBERE will be kept by the undersigned COZ stantl,
w on hand, all the various kinda and qualities of
Eastern, Western and Northern Lumber
Consisting of boards, Plank, Jolst, shingles, Clap
boards, Pickets, Laths, White Wood, Ash Black
Walnut and Cherry. tsl NH
FRAMES suppiled TO oruer at Short notice. and al
bnniper sold on inc most reasonable terms, by
- &c. MORSE a. co.
u 1Wce no. 10 doohanlcs,. aug53 DIT
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-09
COAL Ar CITY COAL YARD.

NOW on hand, and constantly receiving at City
IN Coal Yard, best varieties OF Penlsy wanna Coal,
Tor family ust, which viii be sold the lowest market
price, aud delivered N the best possb IL order.
Quality aud Weight warranted satisfactory. Orders
eii az City Coal Yara Ollce, Park ST. the Grocery
store OF Mr. ID, A, Hawkins, Jr., Lincoln Squrre, OF
through tho rot Once, will be thankfully received and
promptly fed. G.E. MANN, Agent. N
Sept. Is, 1858. aa DIFF "a
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-09
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY
RELIEF n TEN MINUTES!

BRYAN's FULNONIC WATERS
4 RE uniljng in tbs cure OF CoudRs, ASTHMA,
"A BRoNcHirIs, S0RE THROAT, HoARsNEss. ~ Fl,
cuLT BRE4THING, tNaIPIENr CONSUMPTION. AND Dis
EASES OF THE Ia NGs They have no taste Of mtdi-
cine ard any child will take them. Thousands have
been restored to health that hal before de, paired.-
Testimo y gwen ia unlreds Of cases, single dose
relieves III MINUTES
Ask for Bry ans Fuimonic Waters. The original and
only genuine is stamped "BD an" Spui ous kinds are
Offered ior sale Twenty FIVE cents b x. Sald by
dealers generally. J. BRYAN & CO., Rochester N Y,
PropTctoIs. g dawis3m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-09
Old Cheese.

TT'HE subscriber has small lot OF Old Nel0 Brain
tree cheese, of Supefor quality. lso a small lot
of r. l. CIR EENINGS. By the barrel, few barrels OF
Cranberres and general assortment of Groceries at
the New Store, Of Green and Pond Streets just
below tle Providence ID Worcester Il. r. Depot.
L. SPRING, 2ND.
Worcester, Oct. oath, 1858. DIFF