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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-06-10
Repulsion and Expulsion.

! Agood story j, told Of young Attorney
in this city, who was employed to eject a
tenant for ncn-payment of rent. The at
torney proceeded to the premises dc.igna-
ted, and found them inhabited by large
and rapidly increasing family, who refused
to vacate the same On any terms. The
attorney soon brought all his Blackstone
into requisition, and found he could only
get possession by legal proceedings, md in
that event, his client would have to pay
the cost. In this dilemma, the young law
yer thought the law inefficient and propo-
scd to adopta mode Of proceedings not
known to "the statue in such case made
and provided" He accordingly proceed
ed in search of new tenant, and found
one in the form Of large family Of
s,rorthy Africans, with whom he struck
up bargain and proceeded at once to place
them in possession. On arriving at the
premises, the occupants informed him
"that if he moved that family of 'niggers'
into the house, they would move out, as
they would not live in the same room
with niggers, anyhow" The attorney in
sisted that they might remain, but the last
he heard of them, they had yielded ur
possession, and were uttering bitter i'm
precautions against this new mode Of eject
ment. He notified his new tenants that
unless they paid the rent promptly he
would move family Of Irishmen into the
house with them and thus drive them out.
l-E.f~,sy T,IlvNe
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-06-10

"Jamie," says one honest Irishman to
another the first time he saw locomotive,
What is that snortipg basto p "Sure,"
replied James, " l don't know at all unless
it is a steamboat splurging along to ges
to wather"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-06-10
The Great Railroad of the Ago.

We are glad to learn that the Govern
ment authorities are exerting themselves to
the utmost, in relation to the survey of
the various railroad routes to the Pacific.
The subject is one that must continue to
engross large share of the public atten-
ton for long time to come. Indeed, the
measure has already been delayed unneces-
sarily, We regard such highway as is
proposed, as not only Of the utmost impor-
tance in commercial point of view, but as
absolutely essential to unite and bind the
Union more closely together. The wonder
indeed is, considering the distance between
the Atlantic and Pacific, and the ambitious
and Adventurous sr;rits ul" have pitched
their tents upon the waters Of the latter,
that there has been no movement hereto
fore looking to an Independent organiza-
ton, and chiefly because Of the want of an
overland route. 1t should be remembered,
moreover, that distance is not calculated to
strengthen the ties of affection, especially
with New World, SO to speak spread out
before the eyes Of the excited and enthusi-
astic, and with an intervening space of
thousands of miles between the early
homes Of boyhocd, ard the chosen abode
of matured years. 1t is this view of the
subject that deepens the interest which
attaches to the proposed iron highway
IN interest that must increase from year to
wear, until the full and final completion Of
the great and laudable work,
Mr.. Kennedy, in an admirable Report
submitted to Congress just before the close
of the last session, stated some views that
deserve to be repeated in this connection.
He saws that no scientific survey Of any
route west Of the frontier of Missouri has
vet been made, and it is not probable that
any can be found, that will bring the line
Of travel between the Mississippi and the
Ocean, within the limit of sixteen hundred
miles. The cost he estimates at s72,o'',-
ooo-a large sum, it is true, but nothing
in comparison with the magnitude and
advantages of the enterprise. Thorough
surveys of all the leading routes are now
in progress, and the results will be COM
mitted to the next Congress If this road
were completed, and the route continued
westward by steamship to Calcutta, it
would, according to Mr.. Kennedy, reduce
the time required for the circuit Of the
Globe, by the American overland route to
90 days, as follows:
From New York to San Francisco, 4 days.
San Francisco to Hong Kong 20
Hong Kong to Calcutta .
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-06-10

aTThe following ingenious Acrostic,
we have seen it stated, was composed by
an American soldier, named STURDIvANT,
while held as q prisoner in Canada,-Lem.
tsJury Chronicle.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-06-10

We repeat, the liveliest interest will be
felt for the reports of the various surveying
commissions, and then for the action OF
Congress.-Ptnnsylrania Laqu'rcr
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-06-10

Young ladies, rising with the dawn,
Steal the roses from the morn:
Eut when young ladies sleep till ten,
Aurora steals them back again.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-06-10

There is q deal more truth than poetry
in the following verse:
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-03-26
District Court--First Judicial District, Ramsey
County, Min. Ter.
Moses s. Titus, Complainant, !
against G.

Joseph Craig, and }Defendsnts. "
How, Claflin & Cook
1t appearing to my satisfaction, by
affidavit and the papers on file in the cause that bill of
complaint has been exhibited and filed, and subpoena to
appear issued thereon. and the same delivered the
sheriff of the county of Ramsey serve; and further
appearing to my satisfaction, by affidavit, three of
this Territory, and cannot upon dligent inquiry
found therein;
is therefore hereby ordered, that the said Defendants
How, Clann Cook, appear AMI Plead answer demur
to the compainauts bill of complaint, Oh file in this
cause before the twenty fourth Of June, 4. D.,
1853.
And 1t Is further ordered, that COPY of this order be
published in the Mnnesotian, spapcr printed and
published in ST. PAUL. in said Territory i'm each week
for six successive weeks, next after the date hereof
And 1t is further ordered that certified copy of this
order, together with copy OF the subpoena issued in this
case, be deposited in the Post Office. directed to the said
How, Claim Cook, at the city Of ST. Louis state of
Missouri, within ten days from the date hereof.
ST. Paul, March 10, 1883. IL. T.. HAYNEN.
S,,, ons Solicitors for Complainant
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-03-26

List OF Taxes assessed upon Real Estate in the
County Of Washing ton. Territory of Mime sota
remaining Unpaid February 1, 1853, on assess
ments for the years 1851 and lS52.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-03-26
GROCERIES g. PROVISIONS,

HE subscriber has just returned
from below with large and we'll selected stock Of
Groceries and Provisions, which he wholesale and
retail at the lowest market rates. for cash and
p"ctfully invite the attention Of the citizens ST.
and the surrounding country to examine his stock and
prices before purchasing elewhcre; he has In store the
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-03-26
Proposals for Indian Pro-
visions for 1 S53.

MINNESOTA SUPERINTENDENT,
Saint Paul, Feb. IL, 1853. !
>EALED PROPOSALS will be re-
~ ceivcd at this until ~ O'Clock NJ. of the 4h
April next for forwarding and delivering the following
provisions the Sioux Indians under the treaty OF 1887,
viz:
Supcrfne -four 10 the amount of $2.50D
Mess Pork 90 1000
ard N kegs, 1000
White shell corn sacks do 1000
These provisions be delivered before the second
day of May next, at the landing at Fort Saeng subject
inspection the place of delivery by dincrcsted
persons, to be selected by the Sioux Agent AMI the coi
tractor, contractors.
Bidders will offer in separate bids for each article Coed
and sufficient security will be required the PERFORM
the to be entered upon, and the bidders
will in their proposals the persons they will offer
security. The Superintendent reserves the right to ret
proposals aside, should they be deemed unrcasonay
high.
Bids must be endorsed Proposals for Indian Provisions
under Sioux Treaty 1887 p ami addressed to Superin
tendent of Indian Affairs, 81. Paul, NJ. T.
ALEX. RAMSEY,
Supt. Ind. AMPS.
Pioneer, st. ANTHONY Express. Gacna Advertiser, AMI
Dubuque, Tribune, will give this two insertions and for
ward account.
Feb, ID. lS53-2N22
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-03-26
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
PAINTS, OILS, AND DYESTUFFS :

PAINTS, OILS, AND DYESTUFFS p:
400 bDls nseed oil 10 Prussian blue
100 bbls turpentne % casks refined whale oil
10 tons OF red leat and 80 bbls tam rs oil
iyGhaTge 10 casks sperm oil
20 bbls whiting 20 casks sweet oil
oo Dds putty 25 cases madras indigo
40 ceruolS carracc1S III 30J b. lopwood
digo 200 bbls @r and chip'd log
25 bbls camwood wood
% casks Dutch mafldcr so bills gr and chip'd
5O kegs Paris green fustc
FURNISHES:
70 Db!s copal varn'sh No. Is bbls Japan varn,sh
and ? 10 bbls black varnsh
10 bbs Coach varnsh
From the nlanutactory of Smith Stratton New York,
which is guarantee OF their superiority.
BRUSHES:
1000 doZ Adams extra paint brushes assorted
500 doz Adams extra varni>h brushes. assorted
500 doz Adams extra wall brushes, assorted
500 doz English and French tooth brushes assorted.
GLASS AND GLASSWARE:
1000 boxes window glass, from 6xS, u 3lx1O, Pitts
bur.h brands
900 boxes assorted apothcGary
PiTENT MEDICINES:
Al n popular Patent Medicines the day, constIntly
on hand at manufacturers prices.
PERIL ERIES:
Taylor. and RouselPs soaps, cologne, extract, &c.
TOBACCO:
600 boxes Virginia tobacco, all brands, sale at
small advance minu.actu 'ers' prices.
February 10, lS55-23u
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-03-26
Clothing for the Million
NEW GOODS.
FALL AND WINTER TRADE,
WINNE. & COOLEY. At tho a.,

WINNIE. & COOLEY, at the Cash
Furnishing Store, Roberts street. q, psu,
having LATELY returned from the eastern MARKERS are noy
tay to show the citizens of St. PAM, and all who NAV
ia'or them with call the largest most varied stor
OF fa anu winter goods ia their line, brought q, INA
marker, and which you respectfully invited To call AMI
lSPect. Their stock consists in part following Ar
ficlG.: va
Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings Ready-n,a,le Clothing
and Gtnrinei', Furnishing Goods Merino, Wooden.
Wors.ed, Cloth AMI Flannel Wrappers and Drawers:
Hosiery Of all kinds. qualities AMI prices: Gloves and
ln Merinp, Cashmere, Wooden, etc. Also very beaui-
FIJI White and Coorei Kid and silk Givves
The latest style of Collars HandS .rchefs Scarfs Ties
C:ava;s, Stocks, etc.
SHIRTS.
Fine Linen DOSOms of the latest French and English
styles Fanne Calico Check Hickory srs In great
quantities. Duck and Drill Overal.s.
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
Cheaper then ever, but too numerous to mcntoR-cak
and see Tor yourselves.
Boys and ChiIdrcn's Clsthins.
We have very fine assortment made up the neatesf
manner, AMI at very low prices. Buckskin Mittens AMI
Gloves. Fur and Driving Gloves. Rubber and Ocioth
GINNING, Carpet and Travelling Bags.
IL the Custom Department NAV be found all the
Styles OF Cloths, Ca>screS Doeskin Eestipgs and TRIM
'hss to match; AMI will say, that
give You As good and fashionable work had West
u New ork. ami warranted TO suit sale.
Don't forget the place, Roberts street, next door TO
W. H. SiillmanS store, ST. Paul.
Oft WHINE & COOLEY.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-03-26
FRESH GARDEN SEEDS.-50 box

Is Garden Seeds raised In 1852, for sale by the SUBJ
scriber in suit retailers, at gardeners prices.
JNO. PENNINGTON.
st. Paul, March 5, lS53-24t
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-03-26
J. DOWNER. ]. MASON.
DOWyN.ER g. .M.4SON,
]. W. DOWNER.

.7rchlfecfS ana BUllderS, st. Paul, ". r.,
WILL keep constantly on hand the best
w quality of lumber ami materials for building.
Those wanting good houses, built in style, mot
the early poned will find 1t to their advantage to give
them call at their shop, the of Main and Cap
ito Streets at the residence of j. W. Downcr, ST.
Anthony ST., few doors of the American House,
NJ b. JObbing done the shortest notice. All orders
left at the American House, Will receive prompt atten
ton 2-27y
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-03-26

DIR. M'LANEs LIVER PnIS.-This great Amer
lean remedy for one of the most formidable ills
that flesh is heir to- is now acknowledged to lie
superior to any medicine of the kind ever offer
ed to the public. The action is easy, certain,
and attended with no unpleasant results. 1t
has never been tried without producing the most
salutary effect. Compounded by one of the
most eminent physicians in our country, it is
the medicine which science, skill, and expert
cnce offers to human suffering. 1t is only ne
cessary to give this medicine a trial to place it
far above all medical agents of the kind eve Of
fered to the public.
For Sale at W. W. IIIClICOX's.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-03-26
Great Bargainsat Sergent's.
Nou is Your Time.

~ II. SERGEN1, being determined 10
~ sell a. very small profit. the extensive stock OF
goods which he recently brought through by land from the
East would call the attention of his old customers, AMI
others wishing purchase. to the follow ing list, copri-
sing only small portion Of his heavy invoices:
Mems wool lalf-hnse SHELL Tuck and slde-conibs
ito Merino do Buffalo Tusk do
do Cotton do Silver Top do
TO Wool long hose thiidrenS round d"
TO Shirts and collars Fine do
Yankee Notions Port-moaics, pearl and tvo-
Silver plated Tea tablespoons for lslirs and gents
do sugar aud salt do French working cotton
do Forks Linen Flag
Silver ThimblcS steel beads
A large lot of French Perfumery-clotl, hat, hair
and tooth brushes and fancy soaps.
Ladies' shoes and CATERS Ladies' rubber boots shoes
Chiliren's 90 Childrcn's do
Mems Boots of all kinds Mems bnfaio oversioes
do pcggcd Boots and shoes do rubber DO
do silk plush caps Latest style hats
GentIcmcn's Clothing.
Dress Goats Frock and sack do
Black and Fancy coats Black and Fancy Vests Pants
AlSo large lot of sheIfardware of all descriptions,
any sleigh BELLS Groceries and Provisions
all kinds and great many articles too numerous TO
ton.
Choice Liquors and Cigars.
All Of which will he sold for cash.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-03-26
1858. 1853.
SCARRITT & MASON,
No. 60, Washington .4venue, st. Louis, No.
Mammoth Stock of Furniture,

DON'T forget to call at the above num-
- her, and buy Of the largest and most varied
stock OF tine, fashionable and desirable furniture in the
CITY, Latest style aTetes, sOfas Dvans Rocking
/[ Parlor and easy Chairs, French Bedsteads, fine
mirror-front warirobcs, book cases, secretaries
-,azA- marble top bureaus, centre and side tables
-A@A3 wash stands, work stands, what desks etc
Fine gilt frame parlOr mirrors; cane seat, cottage,sN
rocking and dining chairs; lie Tension tables; sofau
beds of the most approved invention; Scarrs uni ~
versally admired Patent Lounge Beisteai.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-03-26

The supplies for the winnebagocs and Chippewas be
delivered st. Paul. before the sixteenth day of
May next, the Agents of these tribes. per-
son authoi lied by them TO receive them.
The supplies for the Upper and Lower Sioux TO be de-
vered at the Sioux Agency, the junction Of the
Red Wood and Minnesota rivers. The contractor,
tractors for these supplies, at his their option de-
liver third thereof before the first day Of June
next before the day August, and
one-hrd before the first day Of September At least
these supplies must be delivered before
the first day of June.
Separate bids will be received fer each article specified
above for separate tribe, for the whole. Samples
will required the coffee, sugar and tobacco. The
provisions will be subject to inspection at the place Of de-
livery by dsnterested persons, selected by the Agent
the tribe whom the supplies furnshed and the
tractor or contractors.
Good security will be required for the performance Of
the contracts be entered into, and bidders will
their proposals the persons they will offer SUCH Should
the bids be deemed unreasonaby high, the SuperDtend
ent reserves the right to Set them aside.
Bids must endorsed ss Proposals for Indian Supplies
in Minnesota and addressed Superintendent lndi-
Affairs, st. Paul, NJ. T.
ALEX. RAMSEY,
24-3w Supt. Indian Alps.
tMinnesotian, Pioneer, ST. Anthony Express, Gaena
Advertiser, Dubuque Tribune aud st. Louis Republican
will give the above three Insertions, and forward
com.s.]
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-03-26
For Rent.
Not Lost.

THIS is 10 inform the trading public
that the ''Eicphan' Of the swords Fairs Is not
in the bottom of the Mississippi, but already there
on his way to New York City for the purpose rurcas
Ing splendid stock OF Goods, to arrive by the boats
By the way, we have a fine assortment OF those nice
and cheap Goods left of the last arrival by Express Call
and see them never mind the mud.
CURRAN & LAWYER.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-03-26

REGISTER OF DEEDS Once, I
Washington county, NJ. r., Fcb'ry 10, 1855
Notice is hereby gven that the second Tuesday, the
18th day April next the succeeding days
thereafter between the hours nine o'clock A. NJ, and
four o'clock, p NJ at the Oce of the Register Of Deeds
In the town of Saltwater will sell at public auction
much Of each of the above described tracts of land and
town lots be necessary for the payment oil the
taxes, interest and charges said lands and lots unless
the same be sooner paid.
JOHN S. PROCTOR,
26t4 Register of Deeds, Washington Go.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-03-26
1873. Isl:
Charles, Blow & Co.,

VudI1GSS, O1OW q TO-,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
DRUGS. .NEDICLtES. P.7LN'TS. OILS.
DYESTUFFS, HLtDOW GLASS,
Glassware, perfumcries, Tobacco, &C., &C..
No. 70 and ~ Main Street, St. Louis,
\ RE now in receipt of their invoices
n of their late purchases, and will 10y the first of
February have their immense stock in store, which they
oner TO western merchants at a small advance New
tine public that they will continue deal On the most
liberal terms. and sell article their or Cash.
or to puntuai time heretofore, ioccr prices
than any responsible house UeSt. Our stock consists
in part of
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
AS FOLLOWS:
cases cape aloes 5000 Fans quinne
do Socatrine aloes 1000 Iodine
do Turkey Myrrh 800 lbs dover powder
0 bbls su 'ar cal 1000 yds adh. sive plaster
- Cases rhubarb root 3,ulO lbs sulpb .rhrr
90 DDS bfihist"ne 1000 lbs Eng and Am ca SINE!
ea's gum Saiac 1000 Eng and American blue
do gum gun,hoge mass
~ 10 gum a>sattp'ha loo ozs sup acct and mHr
do + India do do m,rubi,
10 do Turk gum arabic 25 Cases OF Bermuda and
800 kegs sup carb soda w arrow rr,t
bbiS balsam COpaiba SO horax
5000 lbs aqua ammonia 3 cases canthar,Ips
800 lbs pOw'J red ak % bbls iartrr
IO,OOO lbs spirits mite 90 boxes tart acid
1000 ozs iodlde potash 200 cases Bowr,s blister
cases gum tra.acanth tissue
10 Turkey opium 5000 lbs An cayenne
100 boxes epson salts 200 lbs chiorvforr
90 cases pow'd rhubar5 500 lbs srbIimatc
5000 eulphW 1000 lbs red preciptate
Witch with large lot of ClIEMIC AIS from the man
ufaetory of Powers x Weghtmau makes stock
pcte.
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Upholstery,

OpAlOASSCEy,
or our own make, warranted pure and good, such as
Hair spring. coton Moss and usk Mattresses, comforts
sheets, pillows, etc. All articles in this on hand or
made short notice to ORDER All work made to or
der and for quality not surpassed. warranted represent
ed or money returned.
At wholesale.
$50 bureaus, from SSto45 wood rkg, 60 cts to
200 sofas, 10 As 1000 wook chs, As cts to los
100 mahoe'y r'kg chs, Ito 20 $50 chiren's chairs
60 large SIN easys' Is to 30 100 willow wagons,
200 mahogany parior 3to Cribs, Lounges, tin and
$50 cane seat and back wire safes ,dning, break-
rocking chairs, Ito fast and sewing tables,
1000 seat chs IS to book cases.
As we constantly receiving additions TO our stock
Is always large and the assortment complete. Orders
filled promptly, and as low as II purchasers were
present. Purchasers will find It to their interest call
and examine Every attention In power cheerfuIIy
given. SCARRITT MASON.
st. Louis, March, 1858. 2-26ws
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-20
Hosiery and Gloves

OF all colors, Sizes and kinds of the very best make in
the market, varying in prices from IA $500.
We have many othes kinds Of Goods not enumerated
above all of which have got be Sold and they will
be marked IS per less than the cost Of Importa
s.on.
Weask the attention Of Purchasers to the above no
tice, assuring them that every kind Of Goods will be
sold precisely as advertised.
We shall offer every article in the Stock without
serve as an be sold and the stock entirely cleared
out.
Purchasers will neglect their own interest," BY pur-
chasing elsewhere. dawsw jes
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-20
J0senh Gilloftis Steel Pens.

Manufacturers Waredoase 81 John ST., N. T..
NONE genuine but those bearing the numbers
IN by which they designated together with the
Fac Smile Of the Signature Of Joseph Gillotts on
each Package or Box.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-20
Shawl Department /!

In this Department Stock is aree, consisting of
CASHMERE sHAwLs in a great variety of Styles
and Costs. We'will sell a prime quality warranted
yards Square, and all Wool, at $3.50. Beautiful all
wool Palm shawls, at $500. BLACK SILK sHAWLS,
Heavy Fringes, and large sizes, from $500 to $780,
CANTON GRAPE shawls, all costs. Printed shawls,
varying in price from 75c to $500, and many other
kinds all of which will be sold at pjces which win in
rapd sale.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-20
Cent.ral Rank.

A MEETING Of the Stockholders Of the Genital
n Bank, Will be held at Their Ranking Rooms on
saturday, July 81, 1858 at O'Clock, p NJ to deter
mine whether they viii accept the Act passed by the
legislature At the last session. granting an increase Of
the Capital Stock of said Bank
g. F. HARTSRORN Cashier
Worcester, June Is, 1853 dive
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-20
LINEN GOODS!

Consisting Of Linen sheeiings, Pillow Case Linens,
Linen Dsmasks, Linen Toweling, great variety,
bleached and Brown Linen Table Cloths, Linen Nap
kns and Doylies Birds Eye Linens, Fronting Linens
&c, &c, all Of which were imported expressly for
OUR OWN SALES, and warranted all pure Linen.
Customers can dependupon getting the best Of Goods
as we warrant all tho Goods in this Department, and
they will be sold at lower prices than by any other
concern in the state
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-20
HGNH II ROIDERHES.

Consisting of Wrought Lace and Cambria Collars, in
all qualities Wrought Cambria and Muslin skirts, I'm.
derhdkf's, Cambria and Muslin Founcing, Dimity
Bands, Lace and Muslin Sleeves, Embroidered Linen
Hdkfs &C., &c. We have reduced the prices Of these
Goods full 37l per cent.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-20
WI ITE G GODS!

Plain CAMBRICs. Check do, Victoria Lawns, Bsh-
op do, Book Musllns, Swiss do, Plain Stripe and
Check Dmlies in great variety, Corded Skirts French
Hair Cloth do, and every other kind of Goods to be
found IN any White Goods Stock.