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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-11-22

TINS woriG, of 70 Is hath such store,
That he who would not see Ass.
lust : at h. and heck his deer
Aud break his looking Glsss.-HAFIp.
do not know that any going follow the ad
vice OF the Persian Poet there should be
forwards he would wish &c buy another be can do 50 ct
RICHARD N. SMITHS.
4 a Boxes os Fresh Malaga EsAsSlNS just
Il " eeivcd, and for sale by H. NJ SMITH.
Ss&ET--Kept constantly hand and for sale by The
- Barrel or Sushel X M smith,
zy:sv,SH tS.-Hyson, Imperial, Gunpow der
e and Black Teas, fer sale by r. NJ SMITH
ENUESsi IIACE>EREL for sale at
3 Powders for sale ST X M SMITH.
GRAM tGS.-A fev Dozen ark Nils pre-
4 1nigta Grain Eag', for sale t. X " SMITH
EDEx.zEE Sugar House Efft >s : keFi
ID constantly on hand by h. %. e4'lh-
EIvNGLE>Ei ~AFFrsDH.-A few pound &C The
IL genuine article Cor sale by r. NJ. SMITH.
a>TECE.:ss Citrcn, Ext Lemon, and
"a Spices, kept constant On hand oy X. SMITH.
AMP oTE.-For sale by
EyLoU.s-Frou,t the Moscow Mills; keIt constantly
n on hand snd fo- sale by IL. N. SMITH
~tsEOEt OsE4-For sale by
uAts n w. rsuBBARD's Inrisa.'ea
LIZ Truss. is s'srrsnted 10 RELIEVE and IN mos
cases to cuRs aav reducbe hernea or rapture ho"eve
/ obstinate. For sale al Dr. Niloe7s Drag SleFe-
EDsCoN.-Houe raar ufactutod- Hams Shoulders.
and sides, Pick led Pork and Lard. soI sac BY
~a.pEN SyRUp.-sugsr House Syrup in
On barrels and kegs Ard pafe CiGer Nirecar io'
safe by h > AL'-hN'
xW-.rIow WAGONS. and also assortment,
| T. : ALLEN.
- ENTE.E1IES,wh who want nice article Of dgaree
IL explain MarseiIies Eestngs o. some summer sly s
l '@'e'' -''~' '-' '-N '-> Us. ALLIE
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NIAGARA COUNTY. NEW YORK

NIAGARA COUNTY, NEW YORK
~ The s 'bscribers would call the attention Of o
wv Farmers o Iowa aiid adjoining Courtes thoir
~-1- large stock of FRUiT ard ORNAMkETA. TRKrs,
SHRuBs. PLANTS &c They have under cultivation
the leading and best varieties of tie Apple Pear Peach
Plum and Cherry web OF smaller
rants, R2spbcrries SC OF Dwarf Apples, Pears and
Cherries. we have 4lareo stock.
JESSE B. WATTS, of Shulisbnrg, will act agent,
receive and forward orders aud from whom
famed Gaia osues OF Nursery Great has been
taken 10 ensure correctness of varieties, is
!euon to cus ate extensively only those
have been proved worthy OF general cultivation.
PENFlELD & BUREELL.
Lockport, October 10, 1874.
Those wishing to all themselves OF the opportunity
OF getting Fruit and Ornamental Trees the ce1cbra
ted iockpor Nursery will do well send their orders
in time there will positively be brought
that not ordered.
JESSE B. WATTS.
Shnfsbnrg. Wis. Oct 10, 1854. 4msg
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A fresh supply of Life & Sayings of Mrs. Parting TON
n and Fern T.. saVes end Series.
ALSO,
This That 4 The Other, Lamp Lighter,
Mrs Ben Darby, Minnie Herrnon,
Pearl Fishing, sunshine in j ally Paths,
Light & shafe,
Prose & Poetical Works Of Spencer, Dryden,
Dante Herbert, toleridge. Milton, Cowper.
VI. ntx0lnery, Hernans kiTke White, Goldsmith,
Sternc- & &c,
Standard 3heoiog cal Works. FL nifty Bibles,
& Pray cr Books just received
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VALUABLE PROP ERTY:


Farm in Cook county, Illinois, 50 acres, with
fife dwelling honse, barn neces -ary outhou
ees and variety Of fruit trees, under good
cultivation val ted $500
country residence, pleasantly situated miles
from 81, Louis the house IS nearly and
hhelt ornameuted ith fruit and shade trees, 4,701
! 6iloert & Co.'S pianos I,n00
D Eleg3ht Blaaos, rosewood Cases Is o
, Prince x Cos meiodeons 10
superb keyed aceordiaas g.
Set parior furniture i5o
Set superb parior furniture 3tio
10 Gents fine gold watches IL n
III Ladies' fine gold guard chains 7en
10 Iadi 5 inc gold watches 25o
lA Gents fine gold chains 3ao
~ setts Ladies ornaGiented bracelets 2tO
~ Sets Ladies' ornape Eied rings Ia0
25 Gents cluster pins $50
25 Ladies fine Mosaic pins e51
% Gents gold rings with lettings
, gents gold pens with 10 n
go LAdies' geld pens wi b cases Ieiri
2uOo gold pens enanoeied points o,Ao
iuo gents turkey morocco port monnafes $50
100 Ladies' pearl inlaid port bonnaies I5o
Double barreed gun, siiN er mounted 81
Set hunting trappings *
avery Crys'a' Paiace sewing mfchine 100
81 Ladies' figured silk and satin psirasuis q
50 Ladies SILK umbrellas e5.
81 gents SILK umbrellas 2,o
ih0 gent walking canes eOl
SU ladies fans, various patterns SEQ
10 Ladies' god hu.blrs 81,
"a Ladies Ill yer thiinblts ~
8 Ladies sUp,ro work boxes IS
3 gents dressing IS
"a Splendid pieasu carriage $50
1000 Popular literary works 0nI
loo Fine see rngraRings of CLAY ~ n
i iI ne steel ehSra'iDss OF Webster I,5nG
i'o rune steei engrhFt"gs of Calhoun 1900
In mai IN
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SeH..E GRANGE aEANTs,
E'oR SALE nj Cotsare Inn, FaIsyette Couafy via
52u L. :. HARENEs.
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GROCERIES,

2. n u OK -.
nIrNN READ have removed their office TO tie OOH
~ over sp-sgue Lashrop's Gun shop. lTtf.
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j. 3. MOFFETT, M. D.

J ANiNG permanently located in Mineral Point would
respectfully Lender lis professional services to The
citizens OF the town and vicinity.
tFfI~E in the Tribune BnIIdino' Cup stairs,l where
ne VIII be found at All hours, unless absent Profess
sional business
June :, IS53. q n32y5
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AT THE OLD AND WE'LL KNOWN STAND or
:. & l.. e. W ZEE LER,
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he and nil sell is low any competiiorn the mar
ket Please cali examine. No CHARGE for show ng
goods is ALLEN.
Mineral Point, October ?, 1851. 49tf
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PLATFORM SCALES,
-RoM $50 re. uoTar is on hand and warranted true
e and correct, at Factory prices
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ssE3SJaIAiS <. aCGs's,
GENERAL DEAL Err IL Dry Goods Groceries, Pfovis-
VI ions. Drugs & Medicines, Steel Ware, Lumber and
Suingles. S5nltf
Yellow Stone, Wisconsin.
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DsM.:. As e.aR.9n.
3. z. SHA9S
S.xy-IvcFEr paGUElstsEsI.s ROOMS.

n AIDES. in want OF something extra in the way
4 of Barge or silk Tissue Dresses, 20 per
cent. by calling en- ,. \ ALI ~ =
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-09-23
An1llsemcllts

CITY HALL.
G. r AN ID CONCERT 7
"a UL JULIEN,
Most respectfully informs the Citizens Of Worcester
and vicinity, he will give ONE GRAND CONC ERT, on
"Wednesday Evening, Sept. 9th, 1854, assisted
by the following eminent talent:
MILE DURAND the young and talented Prima Donna,
CHARLES WEISE, the distinguished Pianist,
PROGRAMME.
Part list.
l. Solo PIANO FoRrE--Oaprice from Ernani Prudent
Executed by Charles Weise
O. BALLAD--Erin is my home, MoscHELLE.
Sung by Mile Durand.
g. SOLO vIoL1Y--The Witches Dance, PAeANrN1.
Executed by Paul Julien.
4. CAvATINA--Una voca POGO Fa, DoYzErT1
Sung by Mile Durand.
5. SOLO PIANO FoRTE-Aire Italen, On. MAYER.
Executed by Charles Wese.
6. SOLO yIoLN--Maceine, or the prayer Of
MasaneO, HAUMAN.
Executed by Paul Julien.
Part ed.
l. scoTcH BALLAD--Coming thro' the Rye,
Sung by Mile Durand.
2. SOLO yIoLIN-Le Carneval de Venice, PAoAxINt
Executed by Paul Julie.
8. The IIerdsman, or Echo Song. AHLsrRoM
Sung by Mile Durand.
4. {T Tsi:s ssnS Gaosg
Executed by Charles Wese.
5. Solo VIoLIN-Mayseder's Variations, composed
Tor the four strings, played upon Violin
BY Paul Julien.
TICKETS so CENTS for sale at the Music and Book Stores
and ut the Door.
Doors open at o'clock,-Concert to commmce at s.
% The Piano Fort for tits occasion, has been kindly
loaned by Mr. A s. Allen, and is from the Manufacture
of Chickering, Boston. s22 diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-09-23

EIN0R SALE.-0NE GOOD MAHOGANY TOP
~ COUNTER, Is feet by 20 inches, with Drawers
Also Two sets of SHELVES made to match-each 12t
feet long by feet high and each containing 40 partitions
and 80 Drawers II inches long by II inches WIDE and 10
inches deep-wel adapted to Shoe Apothecary, Fancy
Goods business The above will be sold cheap at l6S and
NV Nam street. A. 2. WARE.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-09-23

- FARM FOR SALE Containing 80 acres
ssfA of good Land, with good House, Barn. and other
IS-out-buiings all in good repair within a miles of
Worcester Post Office The land is all suitable
ing tllage and fifty barrels of Winter Fruit has
gathered from the trees in single year If applied for
immediately said farm will be sold for $780, and large
portion of the purchase money may remain mortgage
for a term OF years. Apply at his office, or to
SO dawtf WM Y. HOLMAN. South Leicester.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-09-23

AND TO LET-For Shops, Storage or other
~ purposes, on the "Allen & Thurbern Lot Union st.
Also-F0R S.tLE-5U to 5000 OLD BRICKS Or
the above lot will be sOd together with the Engine and
Boiler, if wanted. Inquire of JOHN GATES, or DEX-
TER BROAD. d2tvw3mA 81
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Drp @oo0s.
ESTABLISHMENT =

VA NEW ARRANGEMENT.
MRS. A. H. TUCKER, late of Springfield, respectfully
informs the public that she has taken charge Of the Mill
Iinery and Dress-Mnking Department, in the
Store of Messrs. CHAMBERLIN BARNARD, Co., and will
shortly exhibit splendid assortment of Millinery Bon
nets Ribbons, &c. to which she invites the attention Of
the ladies of Worcester and vicinity She trusts that her
long and successful experience in the business will enable
her to satisfy the most asdous in the style of her
goods while the known facilities of the establishment will
enable her, at all times to offer goods the lowest possi
Bile prices Sept. %.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-09-23

MELENDY'S PATENT FRUIT PICKER.-Pa
Invented with which apples pears peaches cherries &c
car be picked faster 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 Il Co.. 1872 and
c. FOSTER Il Co., 222 Main street. jy1l d&w3m+
ETNDERWOOD s. EARLE, ARCHITECTS
a. FosrER's BLOCK, opposite Boston l. Worcester Rail-
road Depot prepared furnish Drawings and Spec
caons for Buildings of every descriptions and super
intend the construction of the if desired Also will
give particular attention making Drawings Machinery
Applications by MALL will receive early attention. and
Drawings made and sent to any part of the country
Instruction given Architectural Mechanical Draw
ing L. UNDERWOOD,
JOHN L. EARLE
Worcester, Sept. 20, 1854 s2l d&w6m
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CHEAP AND RICH SILKS
FROM AUCTION.


CHAMBERLIN, BARNARD, & co.
Are now receiving very extensive assortment of SILK
GOODS, at unusually Low Prices Among other
good bargains, are
ps good small checked Silks at AZ cents per yard.
10 ps. better do. do.
ps. handsome Plaid do.
Fps. do. changeable do. All so cents per yd.
$50 yds heavy Eng. (prn cid d"
ps. handsome striped Silk,
10 ps. super checked do.
ps. do. Plaid do. A. col o.s ~ ,
300 yds wide highlur Black do nv va ''"'' Pc '"o
500 yds super changeable do.
10 ps. rich stripes, do.
u ps super do. | A. ~ oorts ,,or .,,ou,
100 yds handsome Brocade do. " - ' Pc ''N'
Is ps rich checked Plaid do.
We have never in large experience known Silks to
be sold low the present time and would invite
the attention of all economical purchasers the above
tariff and to the rich goods to be found store conf
dent that they will find counters cheapest and
richest stock of silk goods exhibited in New England
CHAMBERLAIN, BARNARD, & co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-09-23

EECkERS' FARINA-Has been pronounced
by Physicians and Chemists, the best food which
can be used by persons having tendency to Darrhea
Dysentery Cholera prevalent during hot weather.
Grocers and Druggists all keep it. Wholesale by
s. G. B0WDLEAR co.
81 DIFF II Long Wharf Boston
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RenI Gstote.

ID DWELLING-HOUSE BARN, AND
IA LOT FOR SALE-Situated at the corner of Jack
L<A2son and Beacon streets. Apply on the premises
ST diff
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.-Cottage
a House and lot, No Liberty Street, 81 by SO feet
For terms &c, call on the subscriber No. Liberty ST.
or at RUGGLES, N0URSE, & MASON. aug2l
sse E. e. ABBOTT s. co. offer to the pub
f, lie, for sale or exchange, several very desirable
&@SS- HOUSES and HOUSEHOLDS,
in various parts of the City Also several FARMS in the
adjoining towns. No. 21S Main Street, Forester.
So diff
40. FOR SALE-A TWO story HOUSE
e5Hta with small lot situated Glen st Said House
&ss2 is nearly new, and in good condition. containing
enements, of six each and falling well of
water Terms easy. Apply to j. D. RAWSON,
aus du Glen street.
Ssn, LAND FOR SALE.-About 80 acres Land
Kin Shrewsbury, adjoining the Worcester Poor Farm
onehalf Pasture Land, and the other half covered with
growth of young wood. This land will be sold at a
great bargain Apply at this Office to G. b. PRATT
Pleasant street. diff SIS
"a REAL ESTATE FOR SALE nzys.
f.:T3 A HOUSE, and one quarter of Acre of E3ts
EzA4Aland, at Grafton Depot, the Boston and -=A@
Worcester Railroad The house is story good re
pair and the garden is well stocked with trees There
is never failing supply of good water and the premises
about ten rods from the station would be good
location for Boarding house. Apply to
ABNER P CARPENTER,
SIS d2w* on the premises
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Cost an0 4'olln0.

GTRAYED-From The pasture of Eli Brigham. in
- Sterling, on or about the 18th instant, Thirteen
SHEEP. All but one had Jokes on their necks ANY
one hGdng said Sheep, by returning them to the sub
scrber by notifying him of the fact shall be suitably
rewarded GEORGE L. BRIGHAM.
west Boylston, sept 20, 1854. d3t&Wlt+
X OST-On Sunday, Pleasant Street, PORT
~ MONNAIE containing SIS or $40 in money Tie
finder shall be suitably rewarded by leaving the same at
the Spy Office returning the Subscriber in Tatnuck
sly div NATu'L 2. GATES
GTRAYED OR STOLEN-on Monday last
~ from No Irving street, a small YELLOW DOG,
weight about lbs has curley tail, black nose and
few black hairs on the back to the GAR
CO." Whoever will the same to me- or give in
formation where he be found, shall be suitably re-
warded. SIS diff VIM. PIPER.
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NERVOUS DISEASES CONTROLLED

NERVOUS DISEASES CONTROLLED
~ AND UERED.-Tllree fourths of the physi-
cal pain endured by the human race proceeds from acc-
tons of the The unuerabe agony of neuralgia
rheumatism, govt, spasms, headache, and thousand
nameless pangs that dart through every portion the
SYSTEM and distract the BRAIN eerable directly
unnatural condition of the system The weaker
ex are prey to variety of agones that may truly be
called infinite, all growing out of the dsordered action of
the nerves. The nerves the seat of all Pain Kill the
nerve of raging TOOTH, aud the pain Destroy
the nerves of limb, and it is parayzed Render all the
nerves of frame insensibe, and you produce death Of
what immense Importance therefore, preparation
be that will infuse health vgor hardness permanent
energy, into this complex arrangement of vital agents
known as the nervous system. Experience has proved
the faculty admit the record shows that Or. Morses In
ugOrating Elrir and Cordial, will produce these al
most iraculous effects If all could witness tn
changes brings about in the condition of those who
ready to perish-how it banishes melancholy, begets
strength controls PAIN builds up aud ortes the const
tuition and proongs ifeit would be unnecessary adj
vertiseit Newspapers merely used media to draw
attention to it. To be universally used, and unhesitatingly
relied upon merely requires to be universally known.
The aid of the press invoked guide the public this
living fountain; but printed words adequately set
forth its value.
The Cordial put up, highly concentrated in pint bot
ties Price three dollars per bottle two fl dollars six
for twelve dollars c. II. RING, Proprietor,
192 Broadway, New York.
Sold by Druggists throughout the United States Cana
ia, and the West Indies. AGEnTs-Worcester, NJ. B.
GREEN. Springfield BLISS & HAVEN Providence,
]. BALCH SON. Boston, BURR PERRY.
sl1 dTuTh&Sat&w1mis
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EENTRAL BANK.-The Annual meeting Of
~ the Stockholders of the Central Bank for the ch9ce
Of Directors for the ensuing year, for such action may
to them eXpeent under the provisions Of the sixth
section of the 196th chapter of the Statutes 1885, and
fr the transaction of any other business, that, legally,
may come before them; will be holden at their Banking
Rooms, on MONDAY, the SECOND DAY of OCTOBER
NEXT, at II O'Clock A. NJ.
g. F. HARTsH0RN, Cashier
Worcester September ii, 1854. dtO2
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-09-23

3 INSTRUCTION IN MUSIC.-O. coll
LESTER having located himself in this city, would re-
sectfuy give notice that he is prepared give nsruc
on in all the various departments of Vocal Music, to
classes, or private pupils, viz fundamental Instruction.
cultivation of the voice. vocalizing and Sueggo Singing
and would also engage classes in the practice of Church
Music, Glee, and Chorus Singing.
instruction in Thorough Bass, and the Piano Forte,
will be given at his room No. 20 Summer ST. or at the res
licences of the pupils. Terms reasonable.
Mr. u begs leave to add, that all those under his in
rucon Will receive his most prompt attention. ard hopes
by applying himself assduously to his profession to
merit liberal patronage
6P All communications through the Post Office or left
at Dorr Co.'s Book Store No. 205 Main st.. will be
Promptly answered.
Piano Fortes tuned
Worcester, Feb. 3, 1854. dawt
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NOTICE.-The copartnership. heretofore existing
~ under the firm of BLISS, SUTTON, & CO., is this
day dissolved by mutual The business OF the
late firm will be settled by T. j. SUTTON, who win con-
Mechanic st. Ii. BLISS,
l. SUTTON,
j. SUTTON.
Worcester, August IL, 1854. sci dlw&w2t
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VISITING CARDS Engraved aud Printed a
S0UTHGATE'S, 1871 Main street
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bridal CARD ENVELOPES for sale
HD S0UrHGATE'S Card Printing Rooms, 1877 Main st
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A t HOME CARDS Engraved and Printed at
IA S0UTHGATE'S, 1877 Main street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-09-23

UNFOLDING CAKE BOXES for sale at
Wv SOuTHGATE'S Engraving Rooms, 1877 Main st.,
Union Block.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-09-23

6NITY BA K.-A temporary location of City Bank
~ will be in HARRINGTON BLOCK, corner OF Main
and Front door of the Peoples Insurance OF
fee. The first instament payable first day Of
September next, will be received at their above
AUS p. HAMMOND, Cashier.
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Notifies.

kEJORCESTER BANK.-The Annual Meet
Wv ing of the Stockholders Of the Worcester Bank
for the choice Of Directors for the year ensung for such
action may them eXpedent under the provisions
Of the Sixth section of the hundred and ninety
Chapter of the Statutes Of 1885, and for the TRANSACTION
of any other business, that, legally, may before
Them will be holden at their clearinghouse Foster street
on FRIDAY, the SIXTH DAY OF OCTOBER NEXT,
at twelve O'clock NJ. WILLIAM CROSS, Cashier.
Worcester, Sept. 10, 1854. dawtO6 s16
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MECHANICS BANK.-rhe Stockholders Of
1VA the Mechanics Bank hereby notified that their
annual meeting, for thoce of Directors the ensuing
year. for such action may to them expedent
der the provisions of the 9Th section of the 106h Chapter
of the Statutes OF 1888, and for the transaction Of any
other business that may legally before Them win be
held at their BANKING ROOM, on WEDNESDAY, the
FOURTH day of OCTOBER next, at 2 o'clock P. NJ
S. BERRY, Cashier
SaYt1
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271 PiPer's Block, Mnin Street,
SIGN OF THE FULL DRESSED MAN,
haye just received one Of the largest Stocks on record
Of every variety, of cheap, fashionable and desirable
GUNNER CLOTHING, which they are selling at the
lowest remuneratve 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. my19 diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-09-23

Il INVITATION CARDS Engraved and Printed
IL at S0UTHGArES, 1877 Main street.
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ENGRAVING of all kinds, neatly executed by J.
~ +. SoUTHGATE, Engraver, 1877 Main street
s12 diff
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"EDDING CARDS Engraved and Printed at
w s0UTHGATE's Card Printing Rooms, 1877 Main
street. Union Block.
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Containing seven rooms situated Edward St., second
house the right from Laurel ST. This houses thorough
y built in the modern stvle. Water good. The sit
uation Of the House is of the delightful in this
city, commanding of the finest views in Worcester
Terms Of payment liberal, and made known at sale.
sd Is LEWIS G. MUM, AuCt'r
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-09-23
Autttorls.
A LARGE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD

Win be sold at auction on SATURDAY, Sept sd, at
2 O'clock p. NJ large assortment of Furniture, consist
ing of Bedseads Tables Chairs Stands Bureaus, Sofas
Light Chamber Set nearly news LookiugGasses, Clocks,
Cook Stoves Parlor Air Tight do Beds and Bedding,
Carpets, and Mattresses of all kinds.
Also at the same time, lot of WINDOW BLINDS. all
In good order
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-26

cense! he reader will perceive how lie endca-
vors TO make the public believe that the Council
put down the srrigg House every gratifying news,
perhaps, tothe travelling community instead Of
resembling the order imposing extortionate, I'M
constitutional and absurd tax, passed at a previous
meeting. and of which the editor of the Times
q Gazette was the patron saint. Verify he is an
impartiGlreporter, and if Council allows hi,n Two
dollars for such false report the above, they
will think much m-re of him than John Tyler did.
He will however, venture 10 predict, for a
trifiing increase of wages be "Yows 10 command"
In Gods name, gentlemen, command him to do
better