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Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-05-23
SECOND slHlNe { SUMMER IM1oRTaTToNs.
WM. ELDEN e. co.
g. neIesale Dealers In DEY GOODS.
ytont eteet. r0prRMorru

"A ~ Now Ia receipt OF their entire
II - csoS!, InlPC1rATIoN Il Of Spring and sum.
y Been i0s ss,Si r. H. and hssnsy
vss E n:ving nearly al been srssAy ciUSsd OH
~ si,rcss 49, sMae .S have lad snabies US 70 sxhih
~ sssessys "a lassn and ssrss.y and Ia sons..
~ ~ nnasp!sd sa!s Of the msrkets In Europs.
sssRss ssd sshsr goods have bssn infcwm upon n. ~
-. .ssSsnuy, sod ~ great sacrifice, and kav,ns
sesibess, will b. sold accordingly ~ ~ 's"'
Al sa,lx call 10 dssissll q, hefore all tho bar.
Ns.ee'n' Msy ., w. Tyfa 1.l. IN 3--n16
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.ETylNW ARE, Lanterns, Coffee mills knives
and forks spoons locks hinges, saws 90,
on hand and for sale BY q r.
nOWDER, Lead shot, percussion caps,
brushes and blacking for sale BY g 4 R.
DRIED FRUITS. cotton, brooms, tubs and
buckets. washbcards &c for sale BY q i r
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-05-23
NEW CHEAP GROCERY.
Corner of Third and Buckh Gin

~ lhONI ION, OulO.
wM GEPHART, CHAs. .RENSHAW.
<GEPHART & RENSHAW.
TAvlNG Purchased Halls building on
I'll said corner, have just opened, and will
keep on hand general assortment Of Grocer
les for family use such as
Sugars, f'a Moiasses' Ieas'
Flour Rice Coffee
Potatoes, Crackers, Cheese
Corn meal, Homminy, Beans,
Tobacco, Cigars Pork
Fish Confectionery Spices,
Lard Soap Candles
and vinegar, wholesale and retail, aad almos
every article needed for family consumption
Call and see for yourselves. ~,
Also, general assortment Of Queensware
Liverpool and Glassware for sale by M
- GEPHART & RENSHAW.
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TNLOUR constantly on hand-waffShted 70
I the purchaser to be 6rst rate article.
RMA c..
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IN U z 2 nW g . 5AHTD
Third Street, Ironton Ohio,

a RE In the field, with tremendous
1ls<iock Of GROCERIES and PROVISIONS, con-
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7EN'PAIR CHILDREN'S CATER,
I'm and FreHeh Morocco I.aee Boots, ass'tm't q
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,CaEM PAIR 90 G ENT'S CONGRESS
Usso,s asA As:t.fs:s g ssES; sSSls On
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TX Chests Imperial GunpQwdef, Young Hy-
1C son and Black Tea. n vband ana tor
sale by a nm 4 Co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-02-14
Valuable Farm for SaIe.

- The Valuable Farm in the North part of eSs
EA the city, within twenty minutes ride of the s9Ss
4I4 Court Home. Said Farm consists Of abuutss=-s@
IS OF thrifty woodland, As Of pssturage, Of
the best quality and IS of arabic land, in high
state of cutvaton with orchard OF the best SOLICIT
ed Fruit Trees, just getting in II bearing cond ton
Never failing springs can be found in every lot; and
in this particular the farm is not surpassed The farm
is also well wlled. the dwelling house is in good
air. and the barns and outbudings are in good cond
ton.
The farm being well stocked, and provided with all
the necessary farming tools, which will be sold
able, further outlay would be necessary TO carry it
to the best advantage.
To rerson desiring country residence capable of
being rendered highly rnamenal and productive with
n very small outlay aud also to the practical fmer
the above presents valuable opportunity for invest
ment. For terms, apply 10 MARSHALL FLAGG,
Worcester, or AUGUSTUS FLAGG, Boston.
febll diff
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LII M B ER

'1NHE subscribers now at liberty TO devote their
l. whole time to the Lumber trade, and would re,
their concern. Having secured the EXCLU-
slVE USE of several LARGE MILLS, we are now
ready to furnish, at short notice, Frames of all kiuds,
of the best TIMBER Pine Spruce, or Hemlock In lots
from twenty to five hundred thousand feet, and will
guarantee satisfaction. All in of Frames the
coming season, will do well to call early. Finishing
est Market Prices such Southern Hard Pine, pf all
dimensions, Shingles, Clapboards, Laths, plsned and
iointed Floor Boards, Of Hard Pine, Soft Pine, aud
Spruce Eastern and Western Finishing Lumber OF all
dimensions Also Cherry, Black Walnut, and White
woodland, in fact, every kind Of Lumber that this
market demands.
Of all kinds on all roads leading from Worcester on the
very best Of 'terms, and respectfully solicit liberal
share Of the public patronage.
T. & o. X. EARLE Washipgton snuare
Worcester February I, 1854 feb4 dxw9w
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Lessons in French, German, Spanish, sc
TpROVIOING that the undersigned shan have suf-
a fcient number Of pupils for teaching the French
Italian. Spanish, German, Latin, The Greek, Hunga
ran funk and sc.Bvone languages, he will remain in
This city for the short time which is required enable
his pupils TO advance by themselves, without any
teacher not only understanding these languages, but
TO speak and write them correctly and perfectly.
Gentlemen and Youths, also, DESTROYS of acquiring
systemaical knowledge in the mt of fencing. with
Whatever kild of modern arms, VIII please pre-
themselves, in the Of this week. at the American
TEMPERANCE House.
After this week as we'll the Pathological, as in the
Gymnasiical class no pupil viii be received, as the un
dersgned has lime than what ID required for
Lessons in The languages fdesred, VIII be given at
ihe residences of the pnps while the undersigned for
hs pacity, we'll in teaching the above enumerated
langoages the ant Of fencing, ALSO for his moral
duo, may present ttstluoR ials from gentlemen who
universally known in this new, and IN the old cOuf
Try, RODOLFO BARDY De KUYATSI
E3I
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E0R GkLR

e. h FARM, situated in the North part of ssss
Sfa Worcester, 81 miles from the Post office, Sfss
se containing 65 acres OF first rate Land quit -s=a
ably divided for Moving and Pasturing, well fenced,
ana yell watered, with lasting SPRING..
The Buildings large, and very convenient, and all
new G years ago. with cellar upder the whole. There
is also good orchard of engrafjed Fan aud Winter
Fruit any one wishing good Farm viii do well to
call and examine. For particulars, enquire the
premises, of CHARLES NEWTON.
isbl0 deOd3sw30*
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Conartnershin.

1IHE subscribers have formed coparnerhp for the
i purpose of carrying on more extensive business
in the Merchant Tailoring Line and also, to add
that branch large ana well selected STOCK of READY
MADE CLOTHING.
All Garmenfsm.d at the Establishment are war
raned lie equal any that can be found in this city.
All Garments are warranted TO give satisfaction
IL A large lot of FuEnishing Goods constantly
hand. MECORNEY x BIGELOW.
" MEc0RERY,
JoHN J. BIGELow. febl d&wtf
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Insfrnction in Mnsio.

N COLCHESTER, having located himself in this
W. city, would respectfully give notice that he is
prepared 10 give instruction in all the various depart
menfs OF Vocal Music, 10 classes, or private pupils,
viz Rudimental Instruction. cultivation of the voice.
vocazing, and Soieggio singing, and would also en-
gage classes the practice Of Church Musc Glee and
Uhorns Singing.
Instruction in Thorough Bass, and on the Piano
Forte, will be given at his room, NO 90 Summer st
or at the residences # the pupils Terms reasonable.
MIR g. begs leave to add that all those under his in
structon ill receive hs most prompt attention. and
hopesby applying himself assddgouly his profession
to merit liberal patronage.
o. a Il Communications through the Post Office or
left nj Dntr G. Co.'s Book Store, No 205 baa Street.
Willie prOmptly answered.
Piano Furtes tuned.
/ " nrct ster Feb 8 1851 DIFF
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The undersigned having disposed of their interest in
the Wholesale Produce business, Ahaz Basset (the
senior partner OF the late rm take pleasure in
mending him to their ptons and the public, who have
so generously bestov ed their fayors upon US
THOMAS EARLE, T. & o. X. EARLE.
o. X EARLE,
Worcester, February l, 1854.
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GREAT EXCITEMENT
A -
WARREN HALL.
$4,000 Worth of Dry Goods, Partially
Damaged by the Late Fire J!


A HAVE been obliged to place my Goods in
WARREN HALL, Pearl Street, for sale,
no other available room could be found suff-
GENTLY large to display my large and valuable
stock. The Stock consists of complete
Assortment of Carpets, Silk Goods.
A large Stock of Fancy Silks, 20 ps. of those nice
Blk Silks, that have given such general satisfac-
ton for the last five years, Broadcloths, CASH
meres, Raw Silk Plaids, Prints, Flannels Sheet
ings, (bleached and brown } Crashes and Diapers,
Linens, Hosiery and Gloves, Linen Damasks
Linen Covers, Qbeached and brown Embossed
Covers-in ia ct almost every article usually kept
in Dry Goods Establishment.
The public are informed that the above sale is
in consequence of the damage by the late fire, and
the Goods must be sold,
can only say that the prices will be made so
low, that all who come to the sale will be very
likely to take away with them pile of Goods
SALE TO COMMENCE WEDNESDAY,
FEBRUARY STH.
All persons are invited to attend. The room
is spacious and we'll lighted, and all can be ac-
commodated that come.
febS diff MARTIN STOWE.
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SPECIAL AND
IMPORTANT NGSI'ECE,

A Ii persons having Unpaid Ac-
1A- counts with the Subscribers, are
requested to make immediate payment,
and are hereby notified that all accounts
remaining unsettled at the first day of
February, will be left with an Attorney
for collection All accounts must be
settled a; least twice year, or we must
stop giving credit.
B. L. HARDON e. co.
jail d&wistf
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Particular Nnfina.

rENHE At antc Insurance Company, of Providence R.
l., of which C. b. Putnam, Esq is AGENT and the
Frank lin Marine and Fire Insurance Company of which
Charles Washburn Esq, is secretary, have adjusted
and settled my loss by the late FIRE in Flagg's Block ia
a prnnpt and sa siactory manner, and | am now in
readiness 10 serve my Friends with any thing my line
having located myself in the old Central Bank building,
next door TO DR. John Green's, No 100 Main st
WILLIAM II HUDSON
Worcester Feb. IL, 1854. d6t
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Insurance Agency.

YFRANKIiN WHIPPLE, (OGlce 265 Main ST. is
< Agent for some of the best Stock and Mutual Fire
lasuran. Companies in This State, and would solicit
applications from all whose property is UNINSURED
lie is also Agent for State Mutual Life Insurance Co.,
'Vharter Oak Life Insurance Co, and Mutual Life In
suFance Co, of New York
Office 26S Main street, 81 door South of old United
StalpS HnIpl iei7
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BOOKS -BO0KS-RG0KS!
John Keith & CO, 8 Bulletin OF New Books

BOOKS -BO0Ks-BG0KS!
John Keith & CO, s Bulletin Of New Books,
No. 239 Main Street
The Old Brewery aad the New Mission House, at
the Five Points by the I,adies of the MissoH
Sketches Of the Irish Bar, by hchard Lalor Spell,
2 vols.
Fimms poems, 2 vols.
Philosophy OF Ply sizes, by Andrew Brown.
The Partisan, by ruins.
John. is a Cav in the hand worth two Counts in
the Bush by Emile Curlen.
TIE Church Of Christ, by Henry James.
Philosophical Writers, by DeQuincy.
Priscilla, Trials for the Truth, by Rev j. Ban
ward
American Almanac, 1854.
Rollo in Europe, and Oh the Atlantic by Jacob Alb
bolt
Haps and Mishaps by Grace Greenwood
Campbel's oetcal WORKS, edited by Epes Sargent.
The Flash Times of Alabama aud Mississippi, by
Baldwin.
Weeks Delight, Games and Stories.
Memoir of Robert Wheaton.
The Hearth Stone
Ny Two Sisters, by Mrs. Judson
Vasc0nselas, by Cooper.
Second series sf Clovernook
Art and industry OF The Crystal Palace, by Horace
Greeley.
Hot Corn, Life Scenes in New York, illustrated, in
GLIDING the story Of Little Katy, Madana, The Rag
Picker's Daughter, wild Maggie etc
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-02-14
Row 0pen-Fencing Academy.

y He undersigned respectfully inform, the gentlemen
] aud youths who have presented themselves, with
wish take Lessons in tbs ait of fencing, tina. he
has opened his Fencing Acadeuy in Central Exeh nge,
Room 20, Main street, and he is ready from this
day, to begin ths instruction For PARTICULARS address,
in the same building, Room No go TO
RU0OBFO nARDY DE K0VATSI
fehs dtf Prof. Of fencing & modern angnages
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RARE CHAMCEIlI

GTOCK OF Boots and Shoes for sale at Great Bar
y gain, with lease of Store. To any one wishing to
engage in the business, this offers very favorable op
portunity, as profitable business has been DONE In
qaire on the premises, No. IS Main ST., or of
E. A. GOODNOW,
No PpeT's Block.
N. B. The goods will be offered at RETAIL at greaty
reduced prices until Otherwise disposed Of as the stock
must be closed off immediately.
Worcester, Jan 2S, 1854. distf
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Leicester Rank.

ry7HE Stockholders ofthe Leicester Bank hereby
notified that a special meeting will he held their
Banking Rooms, FRIDAY, the 24th inst, at o'crk
P. NJ, act on the following business:
To If the Stockholders viii hoiize the Direct
crs peiti the Legislature for increase of their
capital STOCK and any other business that may
legally conc before them.
BY order Of the Directors,
d, Z. MERRIAM, Cashier.
Leicester February 3, 1854. iebl0 dif24
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1910 Reward, a

( i Worcester, on the 9.h inst Memorandum Book,
about 10 inches square, containing of the
liabilities Ln Of the subscriber. Whoever will
return tine same by EXpr"sa to l.. E, WEBB, West
Meriden, Conn, shall re ceive the above reward.
lebi3 d3t&
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WOOD AND TIMBER.


* ILL be sold, en- " EDN sDkY, The LIST day
wv March next, ut 10 O'Clock A. NJ, all The Rea
Estate formerly owned by Pny SNOW AMI situated in
the Westerly part Of leicester his home firm, contain
ing 1870 acres, pleasantly situated, good road,
the road leading from leicesierto Spencer with good
aud convenient buildings thereon house end barn sup
piled with running water The arm is in good conti
tOn-lhe land OF kOnd quality25 covered with
wood and timber Also, the Saw-Mll, and 8 acres f
hand, adjoining, with house and barnthe mill in rum
ming order. Terms liberal, and made known at
Inquire Of Ezekiel Daniels in Wort or OF
ia20 d&wtf =. GLEASON, Auet.onser.
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O. Collester's Adult Singing Glass,
VToLDEN every TUESDAY EVENING, at Aliens
III Music Room Also, his Juvenile Glass, holden
every Saturday Afternoon, the Vestry of the Union
Church, al O'Clock.
For Tickets Information in regard to the schools,
please call at 205 sIan ST. feh3 dew
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Central Bank.

rE1HE Stockholders of the Central Bank are hereby
Hotifed that special meeting will be held. al their
banking rooms, Thursday, February %, at O'Clock
p NJ e. to MT upon the subject of application TO the
Legislature for of the capital of the Bank
Per order Directors,
G. r. HARTSHORN, Cashier.
Worcester, Fe,'y T. 1854 febS dim
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AHAZ BASSETT,
THOMAS EARLE,
n u EARLE

Worcester, February I, 1854.
N. d. The business of the late firm will be contin-
ued, at the cid stand, by the senior partner, AHAZ
BASSETT
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AUCTIONS.
win be Sold at Public Auction,

I r not previously disposed Of at private sale, on
l. THURSDAY, 18TH INST,
at ] O'Clock, +. NJ the well known and valuable Real
Estate situated the of Leominster recently
LARGE HOUSE, that can hs occupied by one, two or
three families best suit The occupanis-Barn
and other outbudmgs connected, also, very valua-
BILE assortment OF Fruit Trees all of which will be sold
together, or in lots to suit purchasers at the same
time end place, variety of
Household Furniture,
consisting of Stoves Beds Bedsteals, Tables, Chairs
Looking lasses, Crockery, &C.. DC
For further particulars inquire OF NJ D. HALE, or OLA
w. HUBBARD, OF the premises, 7. b WILDER, near
by, or j. w. UPHAM,soi " orcoster
Ieominster, Feb /, 1854. deod& WITS
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. +!

UIUIN1HS -OIUtuAnS 'VIUILIIIS
MIR. FRANCIS F. DUDLEY would inform the
lVh public generally, that he has made ample arrange
menis with some Of the first class houses of New York
and Boston, for a supply of GOOD CLOTHING, which
viii be sold, flor the CASH y lower than by any one
in Worcester County, at the old stand of Warden s.
Dudley No Merchants Row, directly in front OF the
Worcester House, F. u DUDLEY.
Worcester, January 2, 1854 Jas d3m
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WANTED.
WAMTnD
Two ,GenClemen

OAN find hoard in private family, within two min
" utes walk of the City Hal. Inquire at this Of
fCe fet2 DIFF
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a LSO.

Toexchange for House, HouseIots, in this city, a
good Farm, consisting Of IS acres situated in Douglas
Inquire at the of Myrtle and southbrdge streets
of iehl3 diff A. J. EATON "a
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Chanoe AZ Bnsiness.

Chance for Business.
person. abe To command cash capital OF 0Gp, AN
hear of excellent chnce buy aUonntry stor with
good run OF custom. Apply Immediately.
Twenty shares in the Peoples Mgtuq Fire Insurance
Company for sale Price S00 per share with
guaiautee OF per cent. Apply immG dately.
HOusekceper vented, first Of April.
An American girl WISHES place in small iamtl5--
wages, Sl,25
Situation wanted, by young man, to tske care Of
morse, do chores, Willing do any kind ofwork
about house.
Board wanted, for a girl, in private family, where
she pay for part the VIII ole of her board. In do
Ing light homework and sewing
House wanted LIST of pril, capable of accommodating
Is to IS boardeis, for good customer.
Situation wanted 10 drive or tnke OF horses, by
young who has had experienre.
two-teneinent house to exchange for a lagm
Honselots wanted, in exchange for a house.
German girl wishes place to 40 hOnse%ork.
AN EXPERIENCED NURSE cun he had
tenement wanted, within mile Of City Hall, with
little land
Situation wanted by young man. assistant book
keeper.
American girls wanted, to go iuto the country and
work in a shop.
A WET NURSE can be obtained
1913 Main Street---Up stairs. 933
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Valentines Valentines.
BUNYAN'S PILGRIM 4!
REAL ESTATE.
For Sale, OF Exchange for House il
this CITY.

A FINE FARM, situated on The great road to Barre
IA u miles from the city. Said Farm is well divided
iato moving pastnring, and woodland, with good
Barn and nice two-story House thereon said Farm
consists Of 100 acres, more OF less OF good land and
fered cheap
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Notice.,

FTHE copartneIship heretofore exiting under the firm
of Bassett Earle, Brother, this day dissolved,
ny mutual consent. All persons indebted to the late
firm respectfully requested 10 call and settle with
out delay. Either Of the partners are authorized to
use the name of the late firm, in all pertaining
to the settlement of its affairs.
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Wood and TiIDbor at Auction

Wood and Timber at Auction.
WILL. be sold at auction, en- the premises, on
w TUESDAY, Feb. "A commencing At 10 o'clock,
Forty Acres Of
WOOD AND TIMBER,
consisting Of Oak, Maple Chestnut, and Pine, in the
southerR part OF Rutland the main road leading
from Paxton to Barre, two miles from Paxton. The
Lot was Formerly owned by Charles Blair
The above will be sold 10 small los, Terms lbezal,
and made known al the sale
s, W. SELnY, Auctoneer.
Worcester Jan. % 1854. lebs dFsM&wlt
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n n wv 30 OK s

at Aliens Book Store, 275 Main Street,
HARRINGTON BLOCK.
Priscilla, Trials for the Truth, by Rev Joseph
Danvard.
Rev Jacob Aobott's rev book, Rollos Tour in Eu'
rope.
Hot Corn, ife Scenes IN Nsw York illustrated
Iiaps aud Misbaps, by Grace Greenwood
Home Scenes and Home Sounds, by Mrs II. Marion
Stephens.
Dress Fine Art, by Mrs Mortified.
Fern Leaves from FaunS'a Portfolio,
Little Ferns or Fanny Is Little Friends.
My Two Sisters, by HRS Emily Judsun
The Blackstone by Mcleod.
The Wind Spirit ana he Rain Goddess.
Busy Moments Of m Idle Woman
Poems by John SAKE
Lectures 10 Young Men, by CLARK.
Young Mans Friend, by Daniel c. Eddy
Young Ladies' Councillor by Wise
Memnis of Rev DIR Judson, By Wayland.
Light on the Dark River, r Memoirs OF Mrs Hamiin.
Scrbners Mecheuics' Companion.
Spiritual Teiegraphc Opposition Line, by Camp
bell, il20 DIFF
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BOOKS, &c.
NEW pnRLICATTnMs

Rsceiced at 96 Main Street, this dag, Dec. II.
j.. u. TUCK EIG, Agent.
Homes Of Ameri an Statesmen 8 90
Christ in History, by Turnbun, les
Mrs Ben Darby, by Collins, loo
Testimony Of Tie Poets, 100
The Experience Of Life, by Jewell rs
Legends Of Brittany, Illustrated, rs
WORKS OF Ben J0ns0U. New Edition, 25O
Book Of Parlor Games, 100
Hot Com, or Life Scenes in New York, illus
traed, by Suon Robinson, author OF avid
Msggio,'' "Madelins,n q G. 1875
Mechanics, principles aud application, by Oliver
Byme, rs
Poo|e's Index TO Periodical Literature, + 100
spirualism, by Judge Edmonds, l,25
Appleton's Modern Atlas Of The Earth, $50
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-02-14
MISCELLANEOUS.
LEWIS G. MUM,
Real Estate, Insurance, Employment, &
BOARDING AGENCY,
203 MAIN So. --UP SgAIHS

Fifty Houses for Sale,
IN different parts of the city also, $50 HOUSE
I LOTS This property can be bought on the most
liberal terms -
10 be Let
A tenement or Chandler street, rooms--SlOO'
Cottage on Orchard street, rcoms-Sl42
tenement on orange street, rooms-Sl25'
house Chandler ST, ruoms-S2l5,
A house on Newhury Vt, rooinFSl50
Two tenemeuts Edward and Earle streets,
tenement on Orange ST 7 rooms $3.50.
An lper tenement7 rooms, within mile oil Cry
hall, with garden. Rent onS 500.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-05-27

livelihood since the year 1881. Since that
period he has killed thrive. bears, nine
hundred and cighty-iour wolves, three thou
sand eight hundred and torty-scven coons,
nine hundred and ninety foxes, nine hundred
and >ixtyonc wild geese two thousand and
torty phcasants. forty four ground hogs, cish-
ty wild eats, and fourteen polecats, two hun.
dred minks, besides squirrels, quail and 9th.
er small game beyond his power to calculate
The sum he has realized from his game, skin:
&c. falls but little short of twelve thousand
dollars"