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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-12-07

A Coop Suor.-We published last week,
an account of an attempted robbery in
Licking county, near Utica, where three
men broke into the house Of Mr., Camp
bell, who overheard them, and who, to-
gether with his son, secreted themselves
in an adjoining room. While the robbers
were rifling his desk the son fred at them,
and one of them was seen to fall, and was
carried off by his retreating comrades.
The result of that shot has only Just come
to light. 1t seems that on Friday last q
new made grave was discovered near Uti'
ca, and after being opened the body Of q
man named Charles Cess was taken out
Two slugs had passed through his body
which must have caused instant death
Cess had been a resident of st. Louisville
Licking county. and had several times beer
! arrested for different offenses, but Away
proved too cunning for his accusers. Blu
: he was caught at last.--O. s. Jour.
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EEIt is stated that Native American
Convention viii be held a. Wilmington
Del. on the 4th Of July next to establish
an open National American platform ol
principles.
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g. COS EXPRESS
NOTICE.

yKyIIE Board Of Education Of Hooking Township at
Il their October meeting, ordered that the Text
Books to be used in the Sub. Dis Schools In said town
ship should consist of the following: McGue's Eclec
tic Spelling Book; McGunio's series of Readers j. p ,,
and 8; Rays Practical Arcthmetc, and 81 do. Al
zebra, and end part Comstocks Philosophy, ,finneos
Grammar and Mitcheil's Geography and Atlas.
BY order of the Board.
Noyember 9, 1854 MARIS LEVERING, Clsrk.
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RATHER PEPfERr. is said in Boston
that the political dishes Of the Wings and
Democrats at the recent election in Mas
sachusetts were entirely spoiled by the In
PRODUCTION Of too much X, N.
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Estnto of Isanc j. Hail.

NToTIcE ishereby given, that have this day been
~ duly appointed Administrator OF the Estate Of
fsSAo j. Hall, deceased, late Of Fairfield county
Ohio. Persons knowing themselves indebted to said
Estste are to make Immediate payment, and
pcrsons having claims against said Estate are notified
10 present them duly authenticated within one year
WILLIAM PLUMMER, Admror.
Eovenbor o3. le54--4w2p .r
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Attnchment Noilca.
AssnCuuAoAA Nottcos
Thomaa werthinrson. Plalnlla.

Thomas worthingson, Plaintiff,
agaiHsf, y In Atlnohunnt
Simon suydam, Defendant,
TUNE said Defendant Will take notice that an ordar
| ofattachment was issued By Alfred McVsieh, a
Justice OF Ihe Peace or Hooking TOwnsbip, Falfasid
county Ohio, agalnstthe properly and effects Simon
ydAn, Defendant, anon-Fesdent of said county OF
Fairfield for the Of ss50 and Twenty Dollars pro-
bable COSTS and that the has been adjourned for
hearing to the SOth day Of Dseember a. D. lsS$ a 10
O'Clock, A. NJ. THOMAS WORTHINTON.
Lancaster, November l6, ls54-cs
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RAILROAD REGULATIONS s.-At a meeting
ofthe Ohio Railroad Supenntendents, held
at Cleveland on tho eth November, the
following regulations were adopted:
]. Passengers will take such seats as
may be assigned them by the Conductor,
and they shall be entitled to retain them to
the end of the trip, provided, that in case
they vacate them temporarily, they should
leave somo article to indicate that they are
occupied.
Q. Valises must beput into the baggage
car No baggage must be placed on the
Seats and no carpet bags or other articles
weighing singly or in the aggregate more
than ten pounds, shall be hung on any
hook in the passenger cars, nor anything
that will annoy passengers.
8. Half fare will be required for chill.
dren over five and under twelve years oI
age.
A communication from G.. Sprague
ESQ, Corresponding Secretary of the
State Board of Agriculture, having laid be-
fore the Association, it was
Resolved, That this Association recon
mend to the Railroad companies here rep
resented, to charge hereafter half fare o.
passengers going to State Fairs, during
the week of the Fair, and half the regula
freight rate on stock and other articles in
tended for exhibition--under such regula
tons with regard to the details Of the al
rangementsas they may think properto {
dopt.
II was further
Resolved, That no Association pass
shall be issued or used after the lst Of jar
uary next.
The Association adjourned to meet
Columbus on tho Cd "Wednesday Of Febr,
ary next. r
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EEWe notice that Mr.. CoNNELL, in the
Garette building, has rcplenished his stock
of books. He has made extensive arrange
ments for the accommodation of the "little
folks" during the holidays. Give him a
call and examine his stock.
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N " w Nd q q M y
susr RECEIVED AT 81

SEARLE'S BOOK STORE,
Opposite Sh11er's Hotel, Lancaster, Ohio.
TToNEY MOON and other Comalities from Punch,
Il i Autobiography Of an Aclross, by Mrs. MoWAh
Journey TO Central Africa, BY Bayard Taylor
Kansas and Nebraska, by Hale
sunny Memories of Foreign Lands, by Mrs. Slows
The Better Land, by Thompson
Napoleon & his Army, The Camp Fires OF Napoleon.
fine lot OF Annuas for 1855, and nno lot OF smal
Gift Books OF all kinds M
Catholic Prayer Books Episcopal Prayer Books, and
large lot of Family Bibles and Pocket Bibles At
reduced prices
school Books and Stationery at Wholesale & Rotail.
Pocket Wallets, Port Monies, and Pen Knives fer
sale the Book Store Of JOHN SEARLES,
OCT. 20, l954-25 OppOsits SAafGr'a HataI.
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mako ,hn CorrcctlOn .

We find the following in tho last Ea-
gler
'The Secretary has mado ou! bill a
gainst tho Society to the tune OF forty dol
lars and ssventy.fus cents! Just doatte tho
amount TIE Gazette charged last year for
TIE same amount of printing. ng."-Gdzeffe.
Hore, again. our neighbor is mistaken.
Last year the list of premiums (which we
this year printed was not printed by our
neighbor, but by the Telegraph. This
item is S12.-Eagle.
By referring to files the Secretary will OBJ
serve that the list of premiums was printed
mall the county papers last year-the Ga
zette, Telegraph and Eagle. So you see TIE
item of Sle "still stands" against you.--
We have nothing to say againstyour charges
1t was your course toward the GaseH
we complained of. The same courtes!
extended to the Eagle by former Secreta
ries should have been extended to tn
Gazette by the present incumbent. lfyo'
are candid. you must acknowledge that
was your duty to furnish the Gazette wit
all advertisements Of public character
You were perfectly welcome to the jo
work of the Society.
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ETWILIIAM P. CREED, Esq, has ex-
hbited most commcndablo spirit of pub
lie enterprise in the improvement of the
building once known as the checkered
store. That whole block has undergone a
thorough revision. The rooms occupied
by Mr.. GR1swoLD, the artist, Mr.. REED,
shoe merchant, and Mr. MoCLELLAND
Timer, are most beautifully and comforta'
bly, arranged. The rooms of the two latter
are provided with open fronts, which add;
much to the appearance Of that end of Mair
Street. Mr.. CREED is most emphatically
the leading spirit in. the way of improve
ments in the city.
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DIR. O. y. DAVIS,

DIX o. Es UANIS3
TTAS removed his residence and o6lee 70 the brick
u building formerly occupied BY John Stallsmith,
ESQ.,, south side OF Main Street, doors west OF Dr..
Kreid0r'I residence. OStObOr -, l6S4-s3
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REMOVAL.
nR. WAGENHALs,
REMOVAL.

TTAs rom owed his Office to Ls.ts's Garner, East OF
II Iho Court House, opposite tho OHIO kagie oWee'
Lancaster. October 20, lS54-25
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l-TGREAT CURE OF RHEUMATIsM.--Tho Bd
iiors of the Richmond Republican. of December 94lh'
1885, says that CarteE's Spanish Mixture is no quack
medicine.
They had man IN their press room who was afflicted
with violent rheumatism, who was con!in-
ually complaining of misery In the back, limbs and
ioints;--his eyes had become feverish and matteFy
neck swollen, throat sore, and all the symptoms Of
rheumatism, combined with scrofula. Two bottles oi
Carters Spanish Mixture cured him. and, in an edito
rial notice as aboye they boar testimony to its won
derful Effects and say their only regret is, that all
suffering with disease OF the blood not aware o
such medicine. They eheeHully recommend it,
SEQ their certificate, and notice In full around The
bottle. See advertisement. Dec. lin
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mAnHIED.

On tho o3rd ult., by G. Steinman, Mr.. LEVI MA
THIAS and Mrs LUCINDA JONES, both Of Fairfield
county, Ohio
On tho Goth ult., by tho same, Mr.. MATTHIAS BECK
and MARTHA ANN FARrI G, both Of this county.
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Divine Service.

The Rev. SAML. GIEsY, viii preach in
tho German Reform church of this city ,on
Sunday morning next. The citizens are
requested to attend.
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Picture Framesi Picture Framesii
a N Invoice Of the best German Mouldines for Pie
~ ture Frames and Looking Glasses, iust rooetSed
and for sele Iou, at the Boston Book storo.
Lancaster, october 10, le54--1A d. y. NUDGE.
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WoOLEN FACTORY FOR SALE.

GtlLT Mouldngs for Picture Francs, for sale a, the
NTcity book store
April 81, 1854. D. CONNELL, AKent.
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MFRS. Partington's Carpet Bag of Fun, for sale .
IN the city book store.
April 81, 1854. 3. CoNNELL, Agent
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VTNHE Old Brewery and Now Mission Houie, for sal
4 at the city book store. o..
\ ,ril 2l. 1854. r. CoNNELL, Agent.
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A RCHITECTURE by L. D. Gould, A. Benjamin ana
no. p. Smith, for sale at the city book store,
pril 81, 1854. b. CONNELL, Agent.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-07
RICHMOND.
NIL FALL IMPORTATIONS n
WH OF ~
CHINA, BARTHENwA ARE AND
Fancy Articles.


'uNliE Snbs ritter uH =. ruatrs NJ III ot,
"rs IA ~a'i, h- "nnplrte rtncs "f Ehitn ~nr'
C"'oa, fsnle and Fancy Articles of h- uwt Ii Il In
"rintiin fam the iav,r'c factories ui Etrls. NJ
f'snce together with full new Il e. uf fiain r-,r
Cut Gn--, IN every ,a,i ~, a. a.. IT, n. tur'u
'nmt'i.es w part tte luw inR.
DINNER SETS tiii, drtainf,d Y, III han
"h't, French Chhe'; "lnic, Rtani,e m Ia" id % "
ine, hl II. l,'t IL, dunn M, plua lpc
TEA SERNlCES-In .e,- ui ~ ~ 20 - ~ tu.
" t"ee-, mnrtue IN rris' irrm ~ T. $ih "a -
WATER PITCHERS covered aud un, .".r,e ~, u
MT e er- - T ,let ,rrs
RICH VASES. common non decorated Mnss
omm Eni1"h"hre 81 tnhc u, fll thd,'
PLATED GOODS Tra. desert nnd ,ail. ,,,n.
ia"e ani de"",i fhks; salt nnd murinrd -ip'., al
.lh rrfs. mu tnrd p,,-. huicr Knives aud ,h.,o,,
TABLE CuTLERY-lvor, ihndle tnl, -s,.. ~ 'c
-. l. sssn'd inks in 4 pa contnun In
BR1TANlA WARE Castor. lt..n lhrr =, -nr
I"t'ch hest manu'uctnred -p"'ns, ladlts hnj .,ir,
II humps.
LOOKING GLASSES-Spendd gilt ornsn, atr
frames. French pats.. vari n. -iz.- suitable. l.,
tie ~ pier do. mahogany frame grrnt, s.rie,,
~ glassea
GLASS WARE phin aud creased CO, ,uuh.r
Niue pr"lcr ~, VERA. VIE, IRE d-, ..ircnn
rmonnds-, rla--,- g,hl,s. rhafnpsnr. safety rn
"ilnmP water hHt'-. buIrr risrs nrui nnd ~. IL o
- cans aIt "c"r' c"tor h'htir-, pre.cN.J IL. !
yluhrs.
LAMps-Thc improve soa ar nmrs &c " / rl The -ul
'rihl !, the sole pr,fienr; rnror, hn ntd -,nrcun
iiau lnmp-, IN great variety
CHANDELIERS Of :. 2 a,6a 80. lurna. (ui
n'sh IN reasonable iems weiler., ten tiny n,,eb,
iGbi" mat toy ten AL timer aeia.
STONE WARE-A isrinry prices.
Tia" -nb-er b,r oHer. n the ub,v noud- rrasnna
Al" terms, I'd il satisfied thai enIl from nnn,fy mri
Ian contemplating hn' kr, III c"
'lnr" them TINT h- stock n"' srras-c in ,r",pm
ly or variety, 10y my e4.a II hment III" STATE Sna
profit "niq qach snles - 'hc 'n"i," C'l u,
j u Il EVANS
noy Its III Anin =, Rib, a,d
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Flu,h Times OF Alabama l. Mississippi,

rum l1mtS VI hlAD6wa q MlSSs6ssrY
NEW BOOk-By Virgininn-JoseIh
Bdid,oia.
~ Is. PAYNE ns just received from Il, I'ublisl
~ rs. nnoher supply of the above popular worl
-ALSO-
bn-e"ns-ln. by Cuorer
TIE Scconi War viii, EpHn n hyJ 7. He ,dley,
q ,l,en Dr. INNS and Golden Reaiiii.s.
The He', !, Sio.r,
HELEN Muler,ve; nr. les at Executorsbip,
srrinr 7 I'm. f Life
Merkland by the Auhn If Margarc, Maitland.
w stern Cnarirrr,by SeConn.l,
Ale h" ahi th Con.iitutinn 1T Man.
as'h mis-. Il, Olive, Byrn.
fhr Macrn kiln,, With 30 O00 References.
Ds-riptiv, .,nrtr,, h, S'h.oler,
m"r-. Jaur,nl, aud G ,,rresponde of Thomas
VI ,"rc--Edicd by the Right lion L,rd John Iiuss.
ell. VI T.
New Bink r IN Ba list
Me'uoir of hev d. Alonifsm Juisonhy F,anoi Way.
nj,
J, h'r-"n Nae. v,rgiois. edition,
l,, ui Her idon'- Survey of che Amaxon
inn 25-,s Ekpie-s cnps
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Valuable Preparations.

DEARi. DtNrlth1CE mr beanti, ing and pro-
i .rrv,ng ia. Teeth
TOOTH AcIIE % OfS wnrr n ed tho
,ulcrt rp.b Ache in n lew minutes,
BOQUEf COLOGNE deal able perfume and local
appirn,ion ,rl',ve nervoua pains,
EXTRACT OF JAMAICA GINGER, for Dy.pepsi,,
Flniui"nc,. &c..
CORN PLASTER. cenpin cure for Corns, Chill
blnina a.
COUGH MIXTURE. pleasant and very prompt
.y Ia, Coughs Julis Nc.
Tn nh,se r'pnra,ian. mr." cnr.inlly compounded
a,d mny he rli Il u hriug .ifcnci,us, Prepared
only JNO 4. WklGHT'S New Drug Store.
i, " TaoMrsoN, Druggist inn 23ts
a. OOD.-Ous and II ick,ry. we'll -rssoned. lu-
to hanj. We expect To krep u regular supply
future. fho-e who will need good 6re-wobd-wi
,,l.a4" scnd IN hc,r ordrr- early.
aug sta ECnOIR g. PRS OR.
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Christmas Presents.

4 the tmr Tor the intrrcla ge ut friendly tok
regard ud affection hani, and s''n.rry Christ
mas aud II ,ppv New Year considered such ap
pruprne occasions for be~tnwng cherished friends
~onttnng when will serve Ia recall T., mind, with in
rrnsed vividness, The love in memory of the dunn n
IN " be well iemin ho-e WIN con"m late Hni VIM
10 no y presenting som" lived on" with ome hing
" yalnaD e. that in all the Whole cauoug, pf BIouierie
the re is nothing hrh i surely an invnriuh App"
iaed ns The counterfeit preseutnent of the gvrr IN The
Of dagucrreotyPe. especially when aiken in TAN
MFR nlm'table iyr, mud pacei in one ol tie hume
r,,us beautiful aud Fancy "upier Mtrhe. Velvet P'nil
md Tortoise she'll or 7, rte Mannae Cases in ele
CANT Lockrt, Iiracelet Finger Ring, ar Breast Pr u
no.i choice tmen. ui which have lusr received
,.xpresI f " the Hn laws, .xhIhfnn at the
New Popular Daguerrean Gallery,
Main Street Inme'iia ely over Nn. ii Mn.b, 5 Auc-
lion Room.
b. Partirnl.r pains mken to ey"n correct liken"s.
md ,rtistic pictures Soreos"otic and coloured D.
uerre"ype- BIZ ha in superior @iye, by rhose VIM
l-Se them Doat mist Ike the place: MAIN STREET
,iRD DuoR FROM B.tDGE Sr
GEO. w. MINNIS
\ TANNER,
dec Ut. "-1,tacF Dag",vres'f RD,ss.
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school 4 College v'ext hooks

MORhl s. itichmOad, Va. wuu.d inVile III,
- attention OF thu var srhpos and institution.
Il learning thrnug hnui the State, to hi. Scho0i
,VaSS,eai Books, Ient BooLs, used the various Cl
rgrs and Universities with general colr' iion at Edu
-aiirnnl Works. in every departments oi aiming
tV-Scho"l StHton.ry fevery ti-oripou
liberal discount will lie made, aud bundles deliver
ID in Lynchburg fre. of expense
Ig Orders will receive prompt attention.
aug 22-ts
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FOs. NEW YORA.
~ s. Moa Line per Mr SPLENDID STE8HSHIPS
jamestown and Roanoke!

THE new nnd elegant Idle wheel steam > SSNA
-hip jAMEsToWN. (Csp Parrish )dssnA1<s
will leave Petersburg via Cav Point inr,,i.,
Eveninr, aad the ROANOKE, (Cnw. Cas.miy.) 'vrn
fridny Ev. Ming for New york.
Passage md fare tram Petersburg. including
State Rooms. flh -
Ntee ee pn-surr.
For sr,rd comfort aud aufet, these Stem shir~
'xceled hy the aud ravcl "rr will III -
the mnsi pleasant th. nurth, they will thr,r
y avoid the dust aud frequent cnnec of the Railroads
" Tickets i-raedat :, otfre an Sycamae Street
SAML. q BAPTIST. Agt PeetsbHrg
~ A passenger train enves the Appomattox drpn
"v.,y fncsuy ard friday ut half rn-t o'clock
10 with the Steamships nj City Point. Pn-rcn
ly the Snuthside Railroad i'll reach Pei rsbig IL
time tnae the cars foi the stenmers. g. Is
July li-l-
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New Book and Periodical Depot,
Main St, Lynohbmg Va,
One door ADORE Mr.. J. p. Urighfs Drug Store.
R Ohert A. Williams

IAkES this npp"turitv al inin, ming ril tf
Lynch nrg a1d -urr .,und,ns c"uutn TINT lie has
lust returned irom the ,nhern Ciu,s wh.r, h. hns
teen 10 purchase his stu. NJ New B,n,Ls az every
oher arri"e compri-ed ia his line ui business lie j.
'iet' rmined In scll Cheap Tor Cash
The following is list If rf the b nks whrh he
has on hand b oh ,f 'le World Gsm nf he Sc SUI,
lirl Leaves, Thou Rossonl-. Chri .tma-, ID, W
Drops Tn, May Flower. The Rns-buI. Reren her Ne,
rhe Keepsake Book of Hrau A variery ,.f Poems,
Vicar of Wakefield. Flush Times of Alabama, A ercnt
variety of b les, gilt and rlnin f.my and pocket !;
Ffever Books. Hmm Books. &c Nc.
lie wi Keep Constantly hnnd every di.criptinn ii
WIRING paP'l-Leiter Cap aud Account All Kind.
"t W'itnp mat"ral,-Scel ani Gold Pens. Qrlls III
ali SORTS lnN-Bacb. b ne and Red Music-Gutnr
md Nioin Sirings. P"per Weights and great
"ther beau ul aud us,fu articles
The public is invited To give him rail.
dee 93ts Next dior to J y N.iphl's
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kC,u ARRIVAL IF DRUGS,

kE>H ARRIVAL sF DKUGS-9
|ASD AEDICINES.-Th' subscribers IRE EH
|reryng their FALL s. WI TER SUPPLY In
ug, Medicines Paints, Oi Varnl-heS. Brnsl e.
nnr, tent Mrdicine,. y, 'cy-Gn IDS. e. :, n
.ooi. have been recentlys' 'cled with great car
Il Northern and Eastern les, and principai,
lahr Cash.
\ stock Is a'ge. an conprs. every article nSu
aal in DRrG STORE, beeiher with largt
\ apnt of FANCY GOODS. ERFUNER1 &c.
| long experience. aud tn, ough knowledge "
u.iness, they hope To retair liberal patronage
fore extended to them, aud fe confident thai they
prepared to offer indncemeut- both in price anf
IW
PRESCRIPTIONS for Physicians nd families will Ia
fnlly attended To at ail times.
|t lats JIO Z. SEAY Il co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-04-22
Boston, April u, 1854.
PEREMPT0RY SALE.

PEREMPT0RY SALE.
Great sale Of Land in CordaUiHe, the Boston aud
Worcester Railroad.
On FRIDAY, April Is, at 104 O'Clock, A. NJ on the prem
ises, will be sold by public auction, without reserve and
wholly regardless of prices.
100 building Lots, of about quarter of each
situated in the village of Cordavie, the line Of the
Boston and Worcester Railroad q miles from Boston and
II from Worcester
Cordavile lies directly on the line between Hopknton
and Southboro and Marlboro only n miles from Hopkn
ton Centre. 1t is in the midst Of population largely
gagged in manufactures of various kinds and has already
grown To be IF the largest business stations the
Worcester Railroad. 1t has extensive water power
and possesses very great business facilities of every de-
scription. There already established in the village
cotton and wooden factory large boot and shoe manuac
tory, grist MILL planning MILL &C.; postoce with two
daily mails each way and various lines Of stages running
several times day to the adjoining towns.
The Lots to be sold are owned by the Cordaville
Manufacturing Company and have been before Of
ered either at public private sale They all stu
ated near the centre Of the village, close to the railroad
station and all well located for business of kind
for dwelling houses and the prspretors deemng for
their interest to put 100 of their best lots into the market
hout any regard to price, pledge themselves to those
who feel disposed to attend the auction that they shall
have no competitors except actual buyers
The most liberal terms will begven those who purchase
with view to building, and such inducements and aci
ties will be afforded by the propretors will make it
object to such persons to commence operations at
Any person wishing to examine the property before the
sale may do application Abner Pratt Depot Mus
ter at Cordavie, who will afford any desired information
concerning it,
ter at O'Clock, the morning of the 21st viii take pas
engers to the SALE and free tickets for and buck will
be furnished application to the Auctoneer, the
Conductors of the trains.
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Clotbirlg.
READ-MARK-L AND IN
M DT.V DIG EST.

WARDLI DlGESIs
sing Of tailor and clother of worth,
sing Of Macular, the pride OF the North,
Whose Worcester Clothes Depot, Is O. Il. the thing,
And long with his praises, New England win ring.
The pinks Of the fashions, the swart sons Of toll,
The lords Of the loom, and the lords Of the soil,
When they want all the charms Of their figures displayed
Make tracks, and away to Macullars to trade.
When the Spring along, with her sunshine and
showers,
His Waterproos glisten, like dew moistened nowersi
And his superne coats, vests, and pants do appear,
AS If dyed in the rainbows that left US last year.
He has rich braided Scotch Tartan spencers for boys
Pumed caps and cloth Panaloons, and silken nectles
The Spanish AIantiIa, the Grecian Camese,
The Turkish Tunique and Hungarian Peisse.
Then come to the great Piper Block Clothing Store,
Where the Full Dressed Man. always stands at the do
And IL you want garments for youngster or nan,
Mscuar viii suit you, If any one can
To those wishing garments made to order would say,
that have just received from New York, and Boston
Importers the richest and most extensive assortment Of
French English and American Broad Clothes Pant goods
and Yestings Of latest styles, before offered In this
market. To which invite the particular attention Of
friends, and the whole Of New England in general
We still retain the services Of one Of the most expert
eced cutters; whose artistic skill in fitting the form to
the latest fashions, the public have acknowledged BY the
unparalleled increase in this branch Of business
MAoULLAR, WILLIAMS, & CO.,
271 Main St., e Piper Block) Worcester, Mass
Sign of the Full Dressed Man.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-04-22
ARCANUM LIQUID HAIR DYE.

N71~-~~-SN,, JANKINs & CLoUGH having used
~ IslaOs1 va all the different Hair Dyes, which have
sAA III been introduced to the market, they take
N4l8sAlHS great pleasure in presenting to the pub
( ~ lic the above preparation superior TO
9SAllgtF all others in use for producing beauti-
To rXgSS) full Brown or Black, in shorter time than
S-'>@ any other Dye, regardless of the weather
and without injury to the Skin Persons wishing to Color
the Hair or Whskers will find less trouble in the use
this article, then in any ether in
Sold and applied the Hair Dressing Saloon of JANK-
ms & CLoUGH, Union Block Also, sold Wholesale and
Retail at L. 7. LAzsLL's Druggist Store 201 Main ST.
1 $3.50 JANKINS, CL0UGH, 81 WALLER,
apl2 diff Sole propretors.