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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-04-28
Important Treaty with Gaeat Britain.
The New York Herald published, some

The New York Herald published, some
days since, upon the authority of private sd-
vices, what purported to be the substance o.
. treaty recently negotiated by Mr.. Buchan.
IN with the British government, which con-
tains some highly important and interesting
stPulations. One Ct the leading features oil
the treaty is the remuneration, on the part Of
Great Britain, of the right of search, for the
impressment of seamen, so far as American
vessels are concerned. England also unequi-
vocally admits the doctrine that the flag GOV.
ers both vessel and cargo, and that free shi Ps
make free goods. In return the United
States are pledged to strict neutrality and
non-interference in the coming contest be-
tween the Western Powers and Russia.
1t will be seen by this that Mr.. Buchanan
has at last effected an object, and succeeded
In getting the sanction of Great Britain to a
principle, for which tfis government has con-
tended for the last fifty years. In a CONNER
cial respect, the more immediate importance
OF such an arrangement will be felt, as it Sc
cures our neutrality and at once enables us
to become the great ocean carriers of the
world.
1t appears that Mr.. Buchanan has effected
this important convention without any in.
structions from Washington. Upon this,
tho Herald very Pointedly remarks: "Mr.
buchanan has achieved diplomatic triumph.
and his success exhibits to the country the
importance, when added with an administr..
ton a. weak and imbecils as that of Gen.
Pierce, of having able mon to represent us
abroad"
Since the war Of 1912, when the question
OF the "right of search" brought the two gov
ernments into hostile collision, the whole
matter has remained unadjusted, although il
has frequently been the subject Of diplomatic
consideration,
MIR. Buchanan seems to be acting fully up
TO the terms upon which he accepted the sta.
ton which he now holds, which il W i'll be re.
membered, were to be Minister Plenipoten-
tiary, or no minister at all. He felt his own
superiority over the Cabinet too much to ac-
cept that distinguished station, and be com.
PEELED to disgrace it by oficious dictation from
home.
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The Firss Can non Shot.
Nv CHARLES swArs.

~ CHARLES SWAIN.
Hark. over Europe sounding
The nrst, the signal gun;
Inc IRE has burst. the blow is struck
fatal deed is done,
From north TO south IL echoes.
From east to west afar,
Inc insutted nations join their banda
And gather TO the war.
From restless slumbers waking.
The thunde. In her ear.
unhappy Poland starts 10 life.
Anu grasps her broken spear.
oid Rome grows young to hear Il:
Ihere's mischief In her glance;
ana hungary mounts her battle steed.
ana waves her 1ery lance.
Nat long shall last the combat.
though Russis laugh to scorn;
The wrongful cause, II up o-day.
Is down tenor W morn.
When France unites with England.
Beware defeat aud ehan me.
Toes OF right who force ~ fight,
And ian the needless fame.
Hark, over Europe BOUNDING.
Ihe nrsf, the signal gun;
But when the last loud cannon peal
Shall tell Of victory won.
Be sure 70 proud asrressors.
Your honor shall net last long,
They may not, can not, shaIl not vim.
VINO oetsis In Ae wrong.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-04-28

AMUsEMESrs.-Ned. Davis Minstrels will
perform at Apollo Hall tonight, and promise
to give us some "fun without vulgarity."-
The troupe consists of eight, persons who
have been a long time associated together,
and performed successfully in all the larger
cities of the Union.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-04-28

EXECUTIVE DrcTATIoN.-"We have every
assurance that, within the range Of his au.
.hority, President Pierce will employ all the
influence OF his administration to insure the
passage OF the Nebraska bill, and if it be sub
ml,ted to him for executive approval, that he
WIN promptly and ExULrINGLY impart to j,
inc sanclty and obligation of law. ON HIM
WILL REST THE WHOLE RESPONSE
HIM BELONGS ALL THE
GLORY."- WASHINGTON Union.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-04-28

o. Kimball, one of the Martha Washing
ton conspirators has been discharged. lie
was brought into court on bed, and trial
demanded by his counsel. The counsel for
the prosecution stated to the court that if it
intended to proceed with the trial then, they
had no testimony to offer. The court then
ordered the discharge OF the prisoner.
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~ Mr.. Secretary Marcy has signed Il

~ Mr. Secretary Marcy has signed the
order for the surrender Of Daniel w. Van
Aernum, under the extradition treaty with
Great Britain, and it has been receive ed by
the U. s. Marshal at New York. Mr.. Thos.
McGiath is authorized to receive Van Aer-
mum into custody, and the prisoner will be
Immediately removed to Canada, to answer
the charge Of forgery.
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A LONG Bov.-The Democratic Press, of
chicago, says: There is a Western boy now
in this city who is fifteen years OF age, and
measures six feet eight inches in low heeled
boots. He is as straight as a Lake Superior
pine, intelligent. and proud of being a west
ern product. His father and mother are
both larger and taller than himself.
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"A man named Tom Barnes was whip.
ping his wife and daughter last night near
town when one Frank Sanders interfered to
prevent il. nnes made at Sanders with q
bowic-knife,> when the latter jumped aside
aud Barnes falling over a stump stuck the
knife in the lower part Of his abdomen, and
he is now lying at the point Of death. Some
fears are entertained Of his recovery.
Smithland Postboy.
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THE SOLDIERS OF lSl2.-A meeting o!
surviving veterans of the war of 1912. was
held at Chicago last Saturday, at which re-
solution was passed recommending all the
soldiers of that war and any other prior war,
to meet at Chicago on the third day of May
next.
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CoNvIcTED.-We are glad to learn that
Selover, the bogus ticket vender, has been
convicted On the indictment for defraudins
emigrants at New York. We trust his sen.
tencc will be an example to OF her evil doer.
in this particular line.
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CHoLEaA.-We learn from private source
that there have been good many case. o,
cholera at st. Louis within the last week
we also hear reports oft at other places on
the river, but nothing serious. Are We new.
er to be rid of this dreaded scourgs,
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WoMASs kfGHrs.-A good looking hus.
oand' children, and happy home. As
these rights are easily obtainded, we hope
mat the sisterhood will take them into con-
sideration. This will pay better than hold
ing ofhces, or sitting on a jury.
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=, ~ The editors and printers Of w estern
Massachusetts, have held convention at
Springfield, and resolved upon a general ad-
vance OF from 20 to 33 per cent on advertis.
ing and 20 per cent on Job work.
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CoAL.-Several boat loads of Pittsburgh
coal SC ID at Louisville this week for ii cents.
Retail price Ia cents.
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READ THUSy

-
We invite attention tn the adye Mt of Dr. Goo
hegans Extract Of Hydropip r, which is said to be
most e6cctua remedy for dyspepsia Scrofula al. skin,
and almost all chronic diseases IL come. we'll recon,
mended by some OF the first citizens and physica, of
Kentucky, and from what learned of IT. il ru.t
be valuable medicine, and the recipe accompanies
eaeh oot C. Is not nosrum and there is under the
circumstances not much chance FIR It to be a humbug;
we think II merits trial from the afflicted
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-04-28
LAMASC0 CITY ELECTION.

Mr.. SANDERs:-You will please announce nv name
as candidate for Marshal Of Lama.co City at the epsu
ing May election (apll') ALFRED BEESLEY.
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THE GREAT REMEDY FOR FRESH

Many persons have felt the need OF remedy for
ternal injur that would heal them without having
them running sore f"r many wee Is. and for many
months; ms Is frequently the the people
a remedy IN "a RDlNER'S MAGIC WOUND HEALER.
which possess decided advantage over the numerous
preparations usually employed ia in the cure OF wounds
IN the fact that fresh wounds treated with the
Wound Healer will not inname become sore.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-04-28

TosAcco.-Two hogsheads tobacco sold At
Louisville last Tuesday at Ola and sl5 per
Asnarsd. the highest prices Of season.
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1Ok1 ADAMS & CO.'S 1Qk1
EASTERN WEST lOeJGfs

1O2t.GREAT EAsIE EMS Esl'LOII'
A For the rapid and safe convey aT,vsssff1SS
lance Of Money Jewery, valu -. stttszR
y p able Pacsae es and light freight - .
generally. Arrangements having been made with the
Evansville and Charlottesville Railroad Company, Tor
running the Express over their Road the business pub
lie Of Evansville are respectfully informed that Mes
senger will be dispatched Mon ay morning goth inst,
and daily thereafter Sundays in eharg Of pack
ages anu freight forwarded through Adams d Coz 10
Vineennes, aud Way Stations on the road. q
an ron safe will be carried give greater security 10
,aua"ies ano IN all eases goods delivered, immediate
!! on arrival u! eiiLcr end. without extra charge.
me business connections and arrangements OF Adams
Vile, and p c. o'RiLEy CO. arooinaeS Agent. for
,ees",ns ana shippt,g at the River, on their Wharf
eevibg and delivering all goods for Che city, their
Bookstore, corner Of Main and First streets.
Merchants ordering goods from The Eastern citics,
VIII hnd great advantage in having them forwarded by
Adams Co.'S Express the time OF which RARELY
II Packages Of all descriptions designed either TO
the Ea. for the Vincenncs route should be leIfat p
G. O'RiIey IL Co.'s Nbarfboat, or ut Conynston's q
Co.'S Bookstore or If notice be given they will send for
II ? The Messenger. Mr.. Jas. REYNOLDS wilt bs at
the train half an hour before its time Of starting, TO take
charge of whatever may be offered there.
Evansville. Feb. Ia, "a. (ap2eiyJ ADAMS co.
- ap97 w BEDFOkD's.
COFFEE.--IO5 bags Prime Rio in store and for sale
~ at lowest marke, rates by
CUG tR.-sI hhds Fair to Prime. in -tore and for
y sale by (apg0 SAMUEL ORR.
NJOLASSES.-4o 400 biol. and half bbIs Common, Re-
aysi SAMUEL ORR.
ELASs.-3 boxes a,s'd Window Glass for sale by
VI ap27 SAMUEL ORR.
CEMENT g. LIME.
~ so b5ls fresh Ground Ccment;
900 tbls White Lime; i'm store AID for sale by
ap21 SAMUEL ORR
SUGAR.-el9 hhds direct from plantation. for sale
~ by (ap2') BrMENT & vIEiE.
DO COFFEE.--35e bags prime Green Just landed
~ ard Tor sale by lapsi BEMENT 4 VlELE.
NAILS.--ssJk kegs Wheeling aud Pittsburgh brands
~ for sale by (aps) BEMENT d VIELE.
DITTSBURGIi AI.E4-I5. bbis thi. da, reed
Il and for sale by (sp2sl BLMENT & vlELE.
(NAME COOKIES bills of that popular brand
VI Whissey. for sale 10y tap2s) BEMENT & vIELE.
DLANT ALTON MOLASSES in superior ..Ben.
l. IseH cooperage for sale in lots very Low ~
ap27 BEMENT e. V1ELE
On D0Z Grain Cradles:
~ ~ doZ Grain Scy ties;
~ dog Grass do:
% doz Scythe Snatns;
30 dog Hay, Straw and Manure forkss
10 bxs Scyfhe stones:
10 doz English Reap Hooks: reed and for sale
low by tap2') en-. GRIFFITH.
MORE OF THEM PURE GROUND SPICES
WI 90 doz = pound cans Ginger;
20 deg "a pot nd cans Pine ptu;
90 dog a pound cans Cassia;
30 dog a pound cans Cloves;
ID dog Extra Mustard. WARMED pure;
For sale Wholesale aud retail, 1T
apes COOKS Family Grocerts
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NEW BARRIER SHOP.

h.s. W. Mack ..-...............A Lop,,.rts.
FOR CLIO rIiING CHEAP AND FINE
MACE g. LOBENSTIN s'S
EyANSv,ft ,Nn,.e store
~ THE LOVER STORY DREw's r.vlLIos, cos.xR
WATER AND SYCAMORE STREETS.
Q. Messrs. MACK& LOBENSTISE
IN have just reed aud will continue yNf0 IL
to receive weekly from their large FIN d "a
III Wholesale Establishment in Gin 0x<4AIE
innai the largest and most extensive assortment of
SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING.
manufactured with especial view meet the of
the market and consisting of every article Of apare
necessary to complete the wardrobe Of individuals
ry taste.
The following kinds made Of the best materials and
in the latest styles, are now it,
Black cloth dress and frock Goats;
Brown. black and invisible green;
Grey, black. brown and gold mixed Tweed
AIso- Every kind sfloose summer Sucks, dress and
rock Coas aud Coatees, to all Of which respectful
~ Invite the particular attention OF the public.
PANTS.
Super black and fancy Cassimeres:
All varieties OF Bomba zine and Drap d'Efe':
Grass Linen, Doeskn aid Corduroy:
Cassinet, Jeans and fancy summer Pants of every
Black s. tin and fancy silk Vests:
r.tivet valenei-, buff and white Marleiiles, Linen
styles, and at the very low st prices.
~FUHNISHING GOODS.
Consisting Of an elegant and Uirii,T
,<skkzSx large assortment Of custome TplW
~ made bosom shirts. shirt collars, lSlrJ
ernvats Of superior quality ard beautiful patterns sk
MI cotton drawers under shirts gloves, suspendersauo
every other article usually found in the most extensive
establishment of tn. country.
EA In connection with their large stock Of &C.,
En clothing, they will keep fife assert Slfxa
Hhs ment 81 CAMPS Superior HATS CARS. STsS
Also, all kinds Of Union, Mexican California. Leghor
"hafna ana other styles of hats. with variety of
BOOTS and SHOES,
tn ,ha
BAGs and VALIsEs.
Country Merchants are invited to call and ex |
anime our stock before purchasing elsewhere. Were
our thanks 10 numerous friends their very
oerai patronage, and respectfully ask continue nee
u .ne SAM MACK & LOBENSTINE.
EoansriiIe. ApriI &c. Is53.-f
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SP CIAL NOTICES.
Use DR.. lIowe'S Shaker SarsaparilIa.
vi Az PART

MAY PARTY.
PRoF. Lanes IreseDt Class will give MAY PARTY
at Crescent Hall. on Monday evening Nav lst that
evening being the close of the term supDer will he
provided by Mrs. PESTEcosr, and cd music i'll be in
attendance Tickets per couple. Juveniles 81 cents
10 be had at Cony nglon Book Store and at the door
ap22 til
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NOTICE.
" COOK. Hiram v. Mfes and Melville &uh,>
w son, owners of several Trunks and conteuts Ief
y the Sherwoof House. requested to call and -
deem the within thirty DAVIS or they will hs .siI
!" pa! charges (aP6-3Utd) }. A BYEHS.
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BOOTS and SHOES,

II I'D COFFE E.-to0 bags choice per A. l.. Shot
LIZ well. and in store, for sale by
ap26 :. f. GILBERT & CO.. Rye near Water
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CURTAIN GOODS, CoRNICEs AND CUR
~ TAIs PISs.Just reed lot OF Satin IDama,Is Wsr.
ted do Cotton do; ren handsome Muslin Curtans ne
Lace do large lot Of Window Corniees very rich Pat
and elegant designs. Cornces pren.red 70, ,hs -
dows and put up desired. Please call and exsmins
at COLBURN e. nEpSupr p.rD
apI9 Foster. Hlocl h.In,. Nj.
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HAVE just receive ed splendid lot of Premium Silver
J. comprising Table, Tea, Salt and Mustard s;poon.
sugar ShoveIs, Knives, &c &c. WARRANTED PrRE CoIx
Call and see them. K. HUSTACE
APPS First street. near Main
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AL RIGHT, DRIVE ON!

MENTIONS is the place to buy House P0pers, Room
Borders Paper Curtains Chimney board Prints Dadoes
Statues Eria Figures, arge as f Panoramas, (printed
in high coors Mouldngs with Corners for Panel work;
Centre pieces for ceilings; Church papers, &C., see
Cheap. Cos why he has just received large invoice
from Deliccurts Mandatory, Paris.
2O7 Main Street is the Place.
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FOR THE WHITE MOUNTAINS.

-HsxassEzzE1 THROUGH TICKETS can now be had at
the Ticket Office of the Worcester Nashua
Railroad
Fare from Worcester to the wiers. .......$s rs
Plymouth 10
Wells River. 90
Litteton 90
Passengers by the FIRST TRAIN from Worcester $3.50
A. NJ can leave the at the WIERs, dine at CENTER
HARBoR arrive at CONWAY in the evening, and the
Mountains by the Eastern Notch the next day. at noon
Or, leave the at PLYMOUTH (where they dine and
reach the Flume Profile House, in the Francona
Notch, at O'Clock, p NJ.
Or, proceed in the LITTLEToN at the head
Of the White Mountains Railroad and thence to Eastern
Notch, Crawford House, twenty-five miles, or to Fran
cona Notch profile House. twelve miles, afternoon
By SECOND TRAIN III 49, passengers reach Center
Harbor Wofboro' the Lake. Plymouth or Little
ton ny Railroad evening" and proceed day to
the Mountains G. W. BENTLEY, Supit
Worcester, July %, 1854. d&wtf
STEWART S KILGOUR, CUTTERS
- AND GUN MAKERS, No. Central Street, Wor-
cester Mdss their thanks to the citizens
of Worcester and vicinity for their liberal patronage and
hope from the long experience they have had in the trade
and strict attention to business merit continuance OF
their fayors.
GUNS AND PISTOLS,
made to orders CUTLERY of all kinds, made to order
Cutlery and Gun Work made and cleaned.
Locks repaired and fitted with keys large assortment
Of keys kept always hand Jobbing OF all kinds strict
" attended to, and warranted give satisfaction All
work done, not giving satisfaction will be made perfect
free Of charge.
VI Business hours from In the morning, till IN the
evening. mye dn
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RICHMOND & TROWBRIDGE,
lave overlooked its novelties fresh fabrics de
tgns, and ready, with their TALENT skill, and en-
terpr Sc together with rich Materials captivating styles
End urivaled workmanship.
DIRE S S GOA T s, E O.,
The climax Of and invenon VESTS, the most beau
llf syles Velvets, Satins, Silks and Cloth, with the
richest embl, dery in every possible Variety TROUSERS
Ia thu extensive description of pattern, COLOR and
shade, perfect fit, Tor sae and comfortable to the
uearer in every respect
FURNISHING GOODS.
To this department particular attention has been devot-
i'd is beyond any possible question, the dis
tlnguished depot for
Shirts. HamdIscrchiefs,COI ola rs, Neck Ties,
and HOSIERY of every description, of the finest manu-
Gcture and MATERIAL equally celebrated with the other
branches their trade for neaness quality and economy
Please call at RICHMOND h TR0WBRIDGE'S Custom
and Ready Made Clothing Establishment, No. 265 Matn
EIain st., Worcester Mass.
March l. 1854. df
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CLOTHING.
THE CLOTHIER's SONG

She comes, she comes, the Summer comes
Der mountain and meadow now,
With sparkling dew on her fairy feet
And roses on her brow.
And the trees put on their garments green
And the meads their vests Of gold,
To welcome her back to our gardens gay
That laugh at Winter old
And shall not We like the jocund flowers
Put our vestments rare,
To meet the Summer we ahould meet.
queen so bright and fair
Yes we shall dress in siiken sheen,
And in gossimer so fine,
And wen go forth, nor feel oppressedl
While the sunbeams on shine. LgssJ
Then let us to MACULLAR's go,
At the sign Of the Full Dressed Mani
And we shall find the rarest robes,
That we coal wish to don.
Five thousand vests, ten thousand coats
All striped, or in floral bloom
With sprigs Of the richest flowers are woVs,
With beauty, but with no periume.s
The zephyr coat of brown mo1air,
And Alpaca black wen find,
With the golden Nankin and Linen White,
And the Bingham stripe combined.
You may look, with lantern, far and vide
For place 10 suit you more,
But you meier be suited so well as at
Macullar Il Wiamsis Store
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OF OUR OWN ILANUFACTURE!!
Having made arrangements to manufacture our own
Ilock of Clothing, feel confident saying to our nu
friends and customers, that prepared
10 show them better assortment of all kinds Of CLOTH
ING than can be found in the State.
Having had the reputation of keeping the best Ready
Made Clothing in the City, we hope now, not only
10 have that, but of doing the best
GUST WORK,
As we secured the services of the first Cutters
In the Country.
stom Work of all kinds done in the best manner and
short notice.
Our Custom Department is under the charge of Mr.
CHARLES BLANCHARD, who is well known in this Of
and vicinity We all that the work turned cut
from this establishment will be second none in the city.
We have in store full assortment of all kinds of Piece
Goods such Broadcloths, Cassmeres Doeskins Vest
ngs, &c.
Harrington Corner, corner of Main and Front SITS.
mch22 dawtf THAYER & EAMES
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mMEIENnY,S pATENT FRUIT pICKEN-

NWELENDY'S PATENT FRUIT PICkEK.-Pa
iVE tented June q, 1S54-Is the only implement We.
Invented with which apples pears peaches cherries &c.
tar be picked than by hand picking, and without
The least injury to the fruit
Responsible agents for the sale of these implements
wanted in all parts of the country Descriptive circulars,
with cuts, mailed to all postpaid applications.
Manufactured by J. MELENDY, Sole proprietor and
Patentee, Southbridge, Mass.
Agents in Worcester-F. H. KINNIcUTT & Co., 1872 and
c. FOSTER Co.. 222 Main street. jy11 d&wsm@
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Notites.

NOTICE. hereby give notice, that the agency
~ which Tdos. S. HATHAWAY has heretofore held for
me, is this day revoked forever. -
DR.. A. w. VAN ALsTIN.
July 18TH 1851, jyl9 dtt
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MACULLAR, WILLIAMS &c GO.
Ell PiPer's Block, Main Street,

SIGN OF THE FULL DRESSED MIN,
lave just received Of the largest Stocks on record
of every variety, of cheap fashionable, and desirable
SUMMER CLOTHING, which they are selling at the
lowest remunerave prices. They also continue to make
the best Custom Clothes in the City.
He who consuts economy and taste will call at Macullar
Williams Co.'S, without delay my18 diff
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DEMOVAL.-L. A. PHELPS having removed
k2 from the old stand to Rooms 1911 Main st., directly
opposite Elm St. will be pleased to all her former Gus
TONER'S and many will favor her with call.
Worcester July p, 1854 DIV