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from Aeksras for This port Eatehs for cam,
10 epsicn % e morning Of The ~ instant Hstor
Rouge by hish the Pearl ps.auy sun The on
The Magnolia 9oh he pasepge and brought the
city, Captain Stanley passenger the Pearl mssng and nc
doubt aloat.
to Tho steamer oa left Trenton feot wnter on
the shoala at Hsrrontg and falling FAST Passed Keel
ing above Columbia NJ Re hard the Shoals Sarah lying
below The Shoals Roekaway No At Hssonurg Major Aubrey al
Tanners Bar--mct 3 W Ascfsa below Trinity
t The steamer Kate Sweeney M St nit reports thu
river at b. Lona full Of floating and ~ channel
Eg Tho Swamp Fox, left Alexandria, so u reports five
feet water in Red River, and falling fast.
EXPORTS
LvFRP00Lshp Wild Royer2if9 bales cotton bbjs flour,
HAvREshp cotton l4so b -four 800 ks
VERA bslea cotton tea ha,ns rs
6. &c I.1 ,ss bids
D'is Is sss 80, IT, nou,
sEw YoakBsrk cotton 400 hhdp sugar
ss Ts yISF E,sr ..,y.
sss. 81. hid. sugar. 10,
eI at4 Soh,fsies, a 100 s.sk. eon
cation 1000 ..,vs
d. y ri 6 sf ~
Ed sa,nadla tobacco 10 bsls sugar
no'sfse, do viii KY III do pork so do nota
tos " bacon hhd. 81 bales hay oa so do
salt fb do coffee, 25l DO boxpb - - w
BqIi,aa hhd 50 btls whisky pota.
too 80 do hour " bb moaA bran ii do on 10
bales hay. - ~ ' - Nv 'a''''
IMPORTS
bales Kelly Fraxsr
~ Bradley wills &fo-6 &cos Waer Camden Co.
rs Ret hts. bailey 90 do seegosupdriss smith
I S Elder &eo, A MITCHELL - - " ''''''
bark Louisa BissIeo Bower ffersz
10 hhhd Laroque &eo1 porcelain IsuaA andoo Aeoes
o wines and qunrs 2. hhas 40 M brandy
DO TO hhds % hf do
sne sssnoutet &o27 casks vinegar brady
at lreaux &o4T IL hhds Duniss lken1D do b
80 casks wine lt ases do cks ecrkI Oahu
ao do eases iae Forbes ffers4 ans Corsta4 han
do Dsachampss0 do Cess &co0d N brel.
vinegar 80 nsis Fnanas
eoaq0 Gnes wine Carrere41 do Roeheenu &oos half do
snea hlgQ baskets % esses oil IL empty Kellogg
eases do 20 enskE br,Ddy | order. 49, WV
LiYERP0DL-Shp Staniboui--B2S2
BATH-Ship Shamrock--4 10 70 master -
fruit r J Hart hco. 1900 ~ " ~'''-t's
SEW YoRk-ship Maid Of otleans-Asuored mise
NEW YORk-Ship LiDery--Assprtea md.e
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coTTosAND TOBACCO sTATEMEN.

49, - S'fioH-phes. loBAcco--bhds
Stoca " h s sei' A,4en a .l0,572 2)465
Received since go. .500,5 1884
= yestefds,:''' S,so5-5oe,4o4 es- o,922
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%AIERloo stssmsr white: cotton araua l.
Gerard Seol4 Roeheeau kco-2 PneI. 6cn
a. ahds sugar az bbls oasses d. 30
6cE-aI Dess pAsant
K PEiehRni aco2O hbls G MarnAra5 lila, 49, IL
oi SIS Allan bhds molIssss Anirss 3sI
al hhds ~ moas " - t.''i'N. 1pIAi
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Per ship K.nnsbcs9 passenger the shpa Atlas and t
borne, fom Hhvre. ~ ~
Fer heafnship United Sates-127 passengers
Per bark EouiHa-4O eteerage =. N..4'
Per shp Fiajames--4e0 st-erage.
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sPILLECART sALMoNsS VERZENAY
~ CHAMPAGNE. FINN MARKELL.

W A N,
Sole Agents for the Southern States.
The undersigned have in small the above
brsni of hyperion VINE confidently
ention OF tie trade and being VIM
in his - -
Mr. BlLECART SALMON is the proprietor
e.tata IN Oh and m Wines well known aud in
Russia Austrih Bva France. Flo hos
the COURT OF BAVARIA With authority place the COAT OF
ARMS or THAT COURT UPON HIS LABELS.
EB This Vine sold by 10 quality
and is dis nguished by its rich flavor. +
From this date aha he supply the
rada terms liberal and competitor
NJ. d ], B. WALTON.
d9s 3pn 10 New L4vee Ia streets.
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s- Ship FRANK PIERCE, Capt. Currier. from
yespoo new ready to discharge cargo Pos a. Third p,,r
Sonszhesa are particularly the racent Of
freight On the eye All goods permitted within 6ye dsu i ~
I p w ~ oThefs tlkfeo.
~ The brig MAY QUEEN, Captain Jackson,
rem pDnadelpha dfhargns cargo opose ,he .i
ates seesnd bct cnsigness will please attend 10 the
~ a4s .- GEO. ", HYNsoN, 80 Camp street
., Ns'N The Consignees of 25 half chests and
Cares feh marked r. Co.. tons Coal con.ipnd to
oner per 'rig hY QUEEN Phiadelpha will pea,s
they "tl bc stored at their sxp4nso and risk - ~ ~
~, --.-----G W. HYNsoN, 80 Camp street.
~ NOTICE.. Neither the Captain or Con-
tguces Of the British ship PEnBERToN Capt, Chairman will bo
Responsible for debs Of the crew ~ "
H2S J.H. ASfiBRlDGES co. AZ II
ls~ Bark VoLANr, Captain Sears. from
1s.fpoo ia now ready to discharge 49, F Iriet
are particularly requested recent of their
~ 'Ps syss Az g2ode not permitted within days be
san y ths Public Storsa tho
-S+------ J 7. WHITNEY CO., 81 Camp st
~; ~ The ship CoTroN PLANTER, Captain
pey from avre, aow ready diuesge cargo Copsizbo,s ara
Postl, Third District. - - ~ 'f' VI 1isii soUu' Nv
a7a BOGERT WILLIAMS d Co 10 Cam, ct
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| EfuKNlSHED ROOMS.-Very pleasant rooms
n for Families Single Gentlemen, can be
"
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PORT O NEW ORLEANS.
oFFlcE,HE DAILY CRESCENT, I
sdaY Morning, January 8. 1874
ARRIVED

Ship Wild Rover, IlaSton Liverpool JP Within
Ship Jss Holmes, Mehr, Hayre, Nv
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eatnSy steamer PRINCESS bales to
milsm1 &eols sek io Ma devlle Lnton-s3 " Jaess.p
O. go ts gNs 500 W urqahart-47 Denni,o ArS~
&c asyS ftaWkn.-S1 artod hosty-ss
" ftgsht 4es-25 NJ Cooper N4e Cor Seoas 4
sa SEQ ~ Greenwood &eol4 Mlteabergsr-0 nslIeeo
S~.ney G,een Garry Pero5 Ceveahd Ero.hers aeo
Total 1851 baea cote - - WV ~'"-'ies " otost
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FLATBOATS. 4s
In First District
INDIANA AND oo-Per Mveav,s boata-43oo bbs poaoe.
and onions Donnely g. Bezzfni, A Costa others, r
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= SEsaA and all landings
rs yehsrs3n I'D srolts1 Rail,
entirely light dnfnAt Maerb
oal pangs ssaa,sr GEORGIA o. stna5 eotprlsader
treisn and will az ms
'@se hAs'ng unsurpassed ss
C1ree s 's'sas ~ s"e i'7P,oh LYON LYON
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ALABAMA RivER-Psr steamer Alabama: 80 bales cotton ii
q. 4 sgoh2 boxeI tools cotton ID
asy jury deo5 do H. ndeon, do 70 Cunnnp,
Stewart IS do Puvs lsdden do Frersou IL
y Dc Donne-5 do p Buck Ptck-e3 McKrov Ira rS
~ sSFeea enE Inlislls rsgam + liar.
~ ie a wright @eo-3i 10 order Total III bales
aLA ANLA-Fsr steamer Mary Bess
Greer &ee-tss N-lsos es McLeneJc cun Se59 Fl q 4,
b"ndcr lihns doo-37 Buharnon, aco-3s tgbt
~ i = SeoS2 camPSgi sngSl Roau9s Gerard co
rslO b Paache &coT Pomfoy &c5- El,p Lee Ic"s N
ar hid. Ar sisnsrgsfa 40 60 raf fbs
moasss Fellows dco-9 RnnionI Iii,
bdl. do Roubisu. Totsi bales cotton ~ '"''0' ="
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CIACNNATlPer Aretir 600 bore. n,pde,
is IBIS oil W Wright ol00 hams Leland barr.s
WHISKY Newton Farey do
lard oil y hams 100 boxes candles acos4s do 20 bo,ss
cleese L Dosop - Ia w outteE % eoxts
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SUNDRIEs-

INHNITIC--
sho bbls Extra Geuessee FLOUR;
SEQ b6s Superene Ohio do;
BOZ bos Rectihed WHISKY;
loo half bbls do. do;
$50 bbs Nc. / Winter Strained LARD OIL;
800 hbls Red and White BEANS;
900 boxes Star CANDLES;
50 bbls Sugar Cared HAMS; Mo, .-.. ..-=- ". .
$50 packages Dom. attic BBANDY;
$50 kegs Choice Western BUTTER, For sale by
JOSEPH LAkpis n Co., % Tshsapseaiss Of.
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Deferred Items.

Last week, two clerks, white men.
were publicly whipped in Charleston, S. c.,
| for stealing from their employers. They were
| to receive by sentence thirty-nine lashes, laid
| on at three times, with such intervals that
their wounds should have time to heal. The
first instalment consisted of twenty lashes.
Thomas Motley and William Black
ledge, the two white men who tortured negro
to death were to have been executed at Walter
boro', S. c., on the I'd inst. They were guard
ed to the place of execution by military. as il
was feared their friends might attempt res
cue.
Senator Toucey was hung in effigy, in
Main street, New London, on Monday night.
by the people of that city, who were incenselI Al
his vote for the Nebraska bill. Over the head
of the efigy was a placard, with the words.
s'Toucey, the Traitorp'
A young man was stopped and ASSAULT
ed by two men, on South Boston new bridge.
on Wednesday night, who probably wished
10 rob him, but he managed to escape from
them. -t 81
Hagar Baty, the oldest of four genera
tons Of colored persons, who have lived in
One house in Pitts6eld for several wears. died
on Friday last Her age was 1l0.
Considerable excitement has been
created in West Topsham, vt, by the prepara-
tons making to explore and test the practica-
bllity Of working lead and copper mines IN
that vicinity.
John L. Taylor, the only Wing from
Ohio who voted for the Fugitive law in 1850.
has announced his intention to oppose the Ne,
braska BILL
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-13

Troy AND GREENFIELD RAILRoAD.-The
annual meeting of the Troy and Greenfield
Railroad, was held at Charlemont, on Tues
day. Otis Clapp, E. H. Derby, J. v. G.
Smith, Of Boston; J. NJ. Potter Of Pownal;
E. S. Hawks and Geo., Willard of North Adj
ans Erastus Rice and r. Fl. Leavitt, Charlie
mont E. G. Lamson, Shelburne A. Crock
er, Fitchburg; D. n. Carpenter and A. Brain
ard, Greenfield; and John Porter of Buck
land, were chosen Directors. AT subse-
quent meeting of the Directors; Otis Clapp
was chosen President, and w. 7. Davis,
Clerk and treasurer 49,. -. =
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-13

AN-ExPLANATIoN.-Th Ne,c York At1as, il,
answer to an inquiry as to the origin Of the
popular expression of "lst her driUe, some
times parodied into "let her rip &C., says it
was possibly derived from the account given
by St. Luke, in his book Of the Acts Of the
Apostles, of the shipment of st. Paul on the
island of Malta. In the 27th chapter of the
book in question, is to be found the report Of
the shipwreck of the Apostle, and the 18th
verse reads thus: ''And when the ship was
caught, and could not bear up into the wind,
we let her drire.p
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-13

DAILY PAPER.-Fve dollars per year 81 so for six
months Sl25 for three monhs 10 cents per week. single
copies two cents EACH When paid strictly in aiuance
deduction Of 81 year viii be made and proportionate
reduction If paid quarterly half yearly in advance
WEEKLY PAPER.-Price two dollars year; 81 for six
months and so cents for three months If paid strictly in
advance, $175 cts year; single copies cents each
Or The postage on the daily by mail to any part of
Massachusetts, Is 10 cts quarter; other States IS cts
quarter On the Weekly in Worcester County nothing
in all other parts of Massachusetts, 10 year; in
other States, "a cts. year.
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Cost.

4 OST OR STOLEN.-0n Tuesday Evening.
Ia Jan. 20, Pocket Book, containing two notes sign
ed by u. M. Banning Of $400 co. and one of S76SO
endorsed by them All persons are cautioned against re-
ceivng the above notes, payment has been stopped
JAZZ d&wtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-13

The National Democrat warm supporter
of the Douglas Nebraska bill, and the organ
of the Hards in New York, thus SCOTS at the
pretence, which Mr.. Everett and others have
been weak enough to allow, that if the bill
passes, slavery viii not be established in Ne
braska: M
''SLAyEry WON'T co INTO THE NEw TERRI
TORIES. The New Hampshire Patriot, Bos-
ton Post, and papers of that kidney, are quiz
citing their fears in the support of the Nebras-
ka bill, by constantly parading before their
readers the declaration, that sswhether the
present Nebraska bill passes or not slavery
will not enter the territory We think it
quite likely that it may, and, if the people of
the territory desire it, hope that it will. The
advocates for the bill are struggling for the
principles of non-intervention and that sla-
very has right to be incorporated as fea-
ture in the new territories, should it be desired
by the inhabitants when they form astate.-
Don't temporize your support of the bill by
any such cowardly declaration as the one quo
ted. Come up and face the music, gentle
men, and pass the bill upon the ground of
principle, and principle alone
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-13


RICHMOND & TRowBRIDGE have not overlooked
its novelties fresh fabrics, designs, and now
ready with their TALENT SKILL and enterprise together with
rich materials, captivating Styles and unriyaled work
manshp.
DIRE S S COAT s, ETC O.,
The climax of and invention; VESTS the most beau
tifu styles in Yevet Satins Silks and Cloth, with the
richest embroidery in every possible variety; TROUSERS
in tho extensive description Of pattern, color and
shade perfect fit Tor sae) and comfortable to the
wearer, in every respect.
FURNISHING GOODS.
To this department particular attention has been devo
cd, and it is beyond any possible question, the most dis
tinguished depot for
Shirts, Handkerchief, Collars, Neck Ties,
and HOSIERY of every description of the finest
facture and MATERIAL equally celebrated with the other
branches of their trade for neatness quality and economy
Please call at RICHMOND & TR0WBRIDGE'S Custom
and Ready Made Clothing establishments No. 265 Matn
Main St., Worcester Mass.
March ], 1854. diff
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THE WORCESTER SPY.
TERMS OF PUBLICATION.

Printed and Published by JOHN MiLToS RARLB,
rnoNAs DREW, at No. 2l2 Main Street, Worcester Mass
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-13

IMMENSE TRANSACTIONS IN
REAL + STATE,
AT
L. L. ABB0TT'S
n AL ESTATE EMPORIUM
Property in exchanged for Farms and Woodlots in
Houses
City Property for Sale.
tenement house on Irving ST., new.
tenement houses on Chandler st.
tenement houses on Mason st.
tenement house, cor. Pleasant and Newton sts
tenement houses on Newton st.
tenement cottage on Lafayette st.
tenement house near Lincoln st.
$50 House Lots lisa all parts of the City.
street, 20 Elm street, 80 Pleasant street, 80 Oak
Hill
Property OF Comm issiOn in the City.
Building Main ST., worth sl0,OOO House Elm st.,
worth S5,000 House Portland ST. Cottage Houses,
new, within five minutes walk Of the Post 0ice-price
$780, fourth cash down. the remaneer in yearly pay
ments, or to suit purchasers
Property for Sale, ont of the City.
A splendid House, with Barn and Blacksmith Shop, an
about 10 land situated in the of Bolonl
Farm containing 100 of choice land and good build
7oonveniently located 10 miles from this city;
within miles; of So acres, within II miles of hi
city; houses and outbuildngs in ourishing village
II miles from this city; House in RoXbury, built years
snce rents for $40 per month; elegant house, wit
barn and of land commanding delightful view Of
Boston, situated in West Newon several valuable water
privileges, varying from to Is miles from the city; 200
wood and timber from to II miles from the city to
be sold in small lots, or by the largest amounts.
Purchasers be suited in price and location Of pro-
perty, in the country or city. feb6 diff
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G. JILLS0N, I
SIDNEY CLARK,
JESSE B. WHEELER, s Committee.
+. M. ST0WELL,
G. L. BRIGGS,
ra,.,l,a, 1QEp

VNNRY 1T! THOMPSON,S CELEB TIA
IL TED WASHING COMPOUND. The manufacturer
this Compound has hesitation in pronouncng supe-
public.
entirely free from any substance that will inure the
color or Of the finest fabric aud therefore partc
Iilary adapted to the washing of fancy articles.
For Linen, Cambria, Musin &c, it is uneqnalled, entire
ly removing all yeowness thereby rendering the process
Of bleaching unnecessary
As article for Toilet it will be found beneficial al
co. for Salt Rheum Chapped Hands, or any Eruptions Of
lie Skin. Sold Wholesale and Retail by
inch 2 diff II. GRIFFIN CO., Worcester. Mass.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-13

C1oNwAY MUTUAL FIRETYS. CO.,

CONWAY MUTUAL FIRE ms. CO.,
" CONWAY, AIASS-Persons wishing TO insure on the
Mutual plan, in safe, dividend paying Co.. invited
10 make application There classes Of risks taken
by this Co., the hazard of class in case affecting
the other Risks upon Farm Houses, Barns, and their
contents, and Dwellings in cities and villages are taken in
the first class, at low rates of premium.
In the second class more hazardous description of
property taken at higher rates of premium, but spe-
cal hazards are taken at any price Byivng its risks
this Company is able to do the business two distinct
Companies, at small eXpence, relatively BY prudent
management, economy of expenditure and prompt and
honorable dealing this Co. has obtained the public conf
dence and will endeavor preserve future fair deal
ing This Co has never made assessments, and if pros
pered as heretofore, will be constant dividend paying
Co. Applications for insurance be made to LEWIS
&. MUM, at Real Estate Agency, $50 Main street. up
stairs
DlREcToRs-James S. Whitney, Asa Rowland, Edmund
Burke, i. D. Hamilton Franklin Childs Conway; B. w.
Cushman Bernardson; j. b. Whitney, shelburne Falls;
Wait Dement, Ashfeld; Lewis Bodman Williamsburg;
Walter IL Bowdain Springfield; William Elliot, Green
field; D. +. McGilvery, Boston.
JAMES 5. WHITNEY, President.
JOSEPH H. SPRAGUE Secretary. ia7 d2taw1y
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Glothina, Mt.
n w. STURTEVANT, MERCHANT THOR,
40 wishes his friends to remember that he does not
"Custom Ready-Madc CIotFins'
n
S l. o p ) ii o L

SLOP SH p,
that being direct contradiction Of terms, but that he
makes to order the the very best Of CUSTOM WORK. at
a. low prices as you can buy the miserable "Custom
,ady-Made' Stop work. with which the country is flood
ed Isl Main ST., Worcester. aplO dGwtf
TROYS' CAPS.-A large assortment Of Boys Caps
I'D made in the most fashionable styles, may be found
at MEkklLLe,
dav-+f No 22l Main st.
s,n SPRING STYLES. - JUST RECEIv-
kSY ed the latest styles of superior Moleskn HATS,
S-sA which viii be sold low, to Cash purchasers.
Z. MERRILL,
scn24 dSwtf No. 221 Main st.
ETNFASHIoNABLE HATS AND CAPS.
IA large variety which will be sold at a great de
Junction from cost at MERRILLS,
marc dawtf No. 221 Main st.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-13

A good many other matrimonial tales are
told by the author in his volume; but, adds
the critic, awe rather suspect their genuine
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-13
LOMBARD CUNDALL,s

run JULIET USE, Is INDISPENSABLE.
T mparts richness and briancy to the Hair giving Il
dark, clean and glossy appearance, with agreeable
perfume is penetrating, strengthening and stimulat
ing and should accupy prominent place in every La
DY'S AND GENTLEMAN'S TOILET.
Excelsior Hair Tonic is purely Vegetable Preparation
Excelsior Hair Tonic will cure Nervous Headache.
Excelsior Hair Tonic is warranted to free the Scalp from
Diseases.
Excelsior Hair Tonic win promote the growth preserve
and beautfy the Hair.
Excelsior Hair Tonic is warranted to scald Heads
Excelsior Hair Tonic will stop the falling of the Hair.
Elcelsor Hair Tonic is warranted to free the head from
Dandruf.
Excelsior Hair Tonic will prevent badness and gray Hair
Excelsior Hair Tonic is warranted to give perfect salts
faction.
Excelsior Hair Tonic WILL if used upon the heads of
children, lay the foundation for good head Of Hair.
Eek CELSIOR HAIR TONIC!
Each bottle will have the words, tsLOMBARD & CUM
DALI, EXCELSIOR HAIR TONIC, SPRINGFIELD,
MASS blown in the glass.
Excelsior Hair Tonic-For particulars see pamphlet
around each bottle.
Excelsior Hair Tonc-None genuine without the fac
smile signature of the propretors upon the outside
wrapper.
Excelsior Hair Tonc-T neatly put up in bottles near
~ twice the size Of any other Hair preparation
Excelsior Hair Tonc-Is sold by all Druggists, Fancy
Goods Dealers and Hair Dressers throughout the country
Excelsior Hair Tonic-Price 25 Cents.
AZ b. All orders should be addressed to LOMBARD &
oUNDALL, Goodrichs Block, Springfield, Mass
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4 YoN'S KATHAIRON,-Justr received,
fresh supply, which will be sold at wholesale or re-
tail, at the lowest cash pIice by
BUSH { CO., Botanic Druggists,
je4 diff "a Front Street.
NEW LUMBER YARD-Ar THE NOR
~ WICH RAILROAD DEPOT,
Wherewil be kept by the undersigned, constantly on
hand, all the various kinds and qualities of
Eastern, Western, and Northern Lumber
Consisting of Boards Plank Jois shidgles Capboards
Pickets, Laths, White Wood, Ash, Black Walnut, and
Cherry.
Frames supplied to order at short notice. and all Lumber
'''- - '''' '-'"' ''''s'-'''' J. G. MORSE L co.
-,GT omce No 10 Mechanic Street, dtf aus
FAIRBANKS'S PATENT
En- RAILROAD,
jH PLATFORM,
I La AND COUNTER
| I sgszsszzzA SCALES, for sale BY
| E&@ c. FOSTER 4 CO. co. Agts
| CLOTHES CLEA ZSED--REPAIRED, Re
| ~ dyed, and color improved, BY SYLVESTER WILL
Establishment, Worcester Mass.
AS prices are,For 0vercoats 81; Frock Goats, 75c;
sack Coats I5ci Pants 37jc; Vests Csc; Buff Vest, soc;
Caps, 12c Every Garment clsansed by him. warrant
ca 70 give satisfaction Garments by Stage Xpress
wn pe promptly attended to. For sale-L C. Pdtch's
1pe..s y soap. diff apl
MFRS. M. w. GERALDS,-FEMALE pHY-
w SIClAN, and successful Midwife educated AZ the
N. =. Female Medical College win answer cans night
and day or Residence No Walnut Street.
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