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ORIGIN OF THE TERM DoueHFAcE.--At an (
ant-N ebraska meeting held in Delhi, New
York, says the Gazette of that place, Judge
Hathaway, who was one Of the speakers, mem
toned an anecdote showing the origin of the
term doughface so commonly applied to north-1
ern men with southern principles. When as
young man, he was present at an interview
between General Root and one DR.. Clark at
that time representing Delaware and Greene
counties in Congress. DR.. Clark was sup
porter of the Missouri Compromise, and adyo-.
Gated and voted for the admission of Missouri
into the Union under that compromise. In
the conversation with General Root, he wasa
relating some incidents which transpired dur-s
ing the debate upon the bill. DIR. Clark sta
ted, that he addressed the House in favor of
the passage Of the bill, and, said he, 'sall the
time that was speaking, John Randolph, Of
Virginia, sat and sneeringly pointed his long.d
bony finger at me, and made up faces at me, .
and just as sat down, he screamed out, in his
shrill, squeaking voice: eDoughface, dough
face. = Judge Hathaway remarked. that this
Dr. Clark actually seemed proud of the appel 9
lation.
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A Curious CASE OF INsANTrY.--An Eng
hsh paper says that some seven or eight years
ago, man named Mildenhall was employed as
hostler in the service of Mr.. Stephens, of
Marlboro Having saved little money, he 3
emigrated to Australia. He was fortunate a
there, and acquired property to the amount of /,
four or five hundred pounds. Within several
years past, he became impressed with con- .
yietion that he had robbed his master. This b
monomania increased in strength, until finally o
he felt compelled to return to England and
make restitution He accordingly returned,
carrying with him between El00 and E200.
During the passage he did not take off his {
clothes once, and devoted his time entirely to
reading the bible Arriving at England his
heart failed him, and he resolved to commit
suicide. Changing his mind he determined
to return to Australia, but on his way to Liv- 4
erpool to take passage he saw prisoner in Gus
tody of some officers, which so excited him
that he made confession to one of the
officers. He was Immediately brought to ABB
ington jail, having at that time in his possess
sion about $50. Here his old master visited
him. and after some time succeeded in pur-
suading him that he was laboring under de- 9
fusion, and that he had always been faithful
servant to him. The man was finally dis
charged with a greatly relieved conscience.
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RICHMOND g. TROWBRIDGE,
have overlooked Its novelties fresh fahrics new
signs and ready, with their TALENT skill and
terprse together with rich materials, captivating styles
and unrivaed workmanship. -...gs5
D r E S S GOA rs, EFT o.,
The climax of art and invention; VESTS the most beau
tul Styles in Veyets Satns Silks and Cloth, with the
richest embroidery in every possible variety TROUSERS
In the most extensive description Of pattern Color and
shade perfect fit Tor sale and comfortable to the
Wearer, in every respect. ~
FURNISHING GOODS. tg 92
To this department particular attention has been devot
ed and IL is beyond any possible question, the most dis
dnguished depot for sai
Shirts, Handkerchfefs,CO Collars Neck Ties,
and HOSIERY Of every description, of the finest
facre and MATERIAL equally celebrated with the other
branches Of their trade for neaness quality and economy
Please call at RICHMOND l. TR0WBRIDGE'S Custom
and Ready Made Clothing Establishment No. 265 Matn
Main st., Worcester Mass. $3.50
March l, 1854 diff
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CNUFF AND TOBACCO.-PETER LORI,
- LARD, Manufacturer, No. AZ Chatham street, New
York, offers for sale the following articles warranted Of
superior ualityMaccoboy, Scotch Coarse French Ra-
pee, Honey Dew, Scotch and other Snus also Fine Cut
Tobacco, in tin foil and papers; particular des-
crptop of the various articles be known by sending
for q fun price current as above. sa as 3m feb6
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THE WORCESTER SPY.


Printed and Published by JOIN MILTON EARLE, &
THOMAS DREW, No. 212 Main Street, Worcester, Mass
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-05-03

ERASS SEEDING are now receiving choice
w lot of the different varieties Of Grass Seed consisting
of nice reaped Illinois, and Northern New York Timothy
Seed; Northern, and Western and White Cloyer North
ern and Southern Red Top; all Of which we warrant
to be of superior quality, it has been selected for the
most part by Of firm, in person. and will be sold
atprices that defy competition.
TO the trade offer superior inducements, sesd
has been bought Of the growers and will be sold at small
advance from cost We shall also give attention to
the retail trade, usual and Farmers and others wishing
seed can be sure Of superior articles at satisfactory
price, LEE SPRAGUE & CO.,
mchI0 f daw3m AZ Main Street
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NT EWKTLL 221 MAIN ST., gas FOR
5lVl sale at the lowest prices nice Carriages Rockn
Ii. orses, Wheelbarrows, Cages and Fountains, Umbrella
lraso, Gloves Hdkf's, stocks suspenders Canes &c
|&c &c. a@wu apo
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-05-03
The holder of each ticket is entitled first steel pa
engraving, (size rs X 80 in.) of the
Great A ,meFicDan historical W ork Of Al
. w Y O NJ / N @

z .sais w " O MI N CT, dI
copy of which may be the office Of this paper
and second, to ONE of the 100000 Gifts, which
will be distributed the completion of the sale Of the
tickets -oEati fltHi 1a M atF
The purchaser Of ticIScts the receipt of his
der, will be forwarded, carefully packed either copy
of the wyoming elegantly painted in oil coors,
copy Of each of four other engravngs equal to it in vaue
and is entitled to gifts The purchaser of than
tickets have his choice out of 100 different subjects,
from steel plates owned by the Artists Unon each pic
ture being in value equivalent to the Wyomng" and is
entitled to gift for each ticket he holds list of the
subjects can be at the Office of this paper.
AGENTS. Persons desiring to become Agents, for
the sale Of tickets, by forwarding postpad, ST. shall
be sent GIFT Ticket, copy of Wyoming, and prospec-
tus, containing all necessary information. aet
1t is confidently believed, that the tickets will be dis
posed Of by the first of july when the distribution Of
Gifts will be entrusted to Committee Appointed
by the Ticket Holders. aVt
The steel plates from which the Engravngs printed
be at the office of the Artists Union and cost
100000. Specimens Of the Oil Paintings, and Engrav
ings, are also on view at the rooms.
Z References in regard to the property:
W. G. BARRETT Esq Counsellor at Law, 10 Wall ST. NY,
f. j. VIsscHER Co. Real Estate Brokers, so Nassau ST.
aItsa "a All i}nfs q .rssawfans m Y
ALL ORDERS FOR TICKETS, must be addressed
postpaid, with the money enclosed, to
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xssS FRUIT TREES. sc. THE WoRCES-
E'YS TER NURSERY is well stocked with large
-variety of thebest sorts Of Apples, Pears, Plms,
Cherries Peaches, Aprcos, Necarnes Ounces English
Gooseberres, Choice Strawberries, Dutch Crrants, Ant
werp, and other Raspberries, Grape Vines, &C.
The collection of Standard and Dwarf Pear Trees is
ensve and Includes all the best varieties much Gull
vated and the proprietor of the Nursery has increased
his facilities for adding his stock such varieties of
fruit possess superior excellence worthy of cu
tivation here. hHa@lHa4
Also, great variety Of 'napae &Ht g
Orna nlemtaI Trees and Shrubs.
Basam FRS Norway Spruce and other Evergreens Scotch
Larch, European Mountain Ash Horse Chestnuts Weep
ing Willows Linden and Tulip Trees, Honey Suckes and
most varieties suitable for this latitude and esteemed for
their beauty. = : f4 if o k. s-r,fH -
Arbor Vita, Buckthorn, Privet &c, for hedges.
fine collection of Roses, Peonies, Dahlas, Border
Flowers, &C., &c.
ASPARAGUS ROOTS, RHUBARB, OR PIE PLANT, &c.
Garden and Flower Seeds, in great variety.
BUDS and SCI0NS, of large variety of Choice Fruit
also be furnished. Also, GRATING WAX, of supe-
rior quality. M -s.
EARLY CABBAGE and TOMATO PLANTS, suitable
for transpanting.
The largest portion of the Nursery is now located on
Southbridge Street. short distance below the Junction
Railroad Station where Trees &C. be had as they al
so can be, at the old place, on Main Street.
Catalogues furnished to all who apply Orders prrmpt
y attended to- and Trees &c., packed go safely any
distance SAM'L II. COTTON, Proprietor.
Worcester, 3dMonth, 10th, 1854. dawsw
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on Paintings and Cotored Steel EngrGUingS.
so elegant Oil Paintings in splendid gilt frames size
3 feet, each 500, 5000
100 elegant OIL Paintings x 8 feet each $780, 5000
rich Git frames, "a 50 IN each SO, ~ 500
10000 elegant steel plate Engravings, coored in OIL
of the Washington Monument, 20 rs, each
81, 10000
237 900 steel plate Engrayings, from 100 different
plates, now in possession of, and owned by the
Artists Union, of the market value of from 90 Pc
cts to 100 each, ,4s flss 41,O00
as REAL ESTATE, $S4, 900. ssisr,
elegant Dwelling, in 32d st. in N. Y. city, 10000
% building lots in 100 and 101st SITS N Y city each
% 100 #. deep, each $1,000, $4,000
100 Villa Sites containing each $4,000 So feet in
the suburbs of New York city, aud commando
ing magnificent view OF the Hudson River q
and Long Island Sound, each, $500, $4,000
LOAN OF CASH, $4,000.
20 loans of cash, for 100 yrs each, without interest
-FCf E1ff or security, $50 each, 5000
so I" 100 " 5000
100 g ,r.7 g r--" b so =" rrs- 5000
$50 /" tff"t -As" 20 +" 5000
200 81 " 10000
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N,AN BE FOUND AT 10 FRONT ST.
MARnENiS BLOCK.

A general assortment Of Stoves, Tin, Copper,
britannia and Brass Ware. Tin Roofs put in the
vest manner Tin and Copper Cutters and Conductors put
sup at short notice. Also, Culvers improved Hot Atv
Fprnaees. for heating public and private buildings, The
HEST In the market T. +. PHELPS
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nIARIES FOR 1S54,-An sizes and price
~ for til. coming year For sale at 90 Main street.
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YON'S KATHAIRON,-Just received,
Ia fresh supply, which will be sold at wholesale re
tail, at the lowest cash pIoe, by eiss s.t4H a
BUSH CO., Botanic Druggists,
49, 3N4 1870 ttlal i4f "a Front Street
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nOCT. J. BLAC MANS GENUINE HEAL
~ ING BALSAM, for all Chronic Diseases, Affections
Of the Lungs, Stomach, Liver. Bowels Kidneys, &c &C.
Also Red Save and Strengthening Pasters, for Sale Of
N. HERVYS Bookstore, two doors North OF the Temper
ance House. Main ST.; also, at No Newton ST. iReps
ap13 d1ysaa9u j. g. ST0DDAlD. Gen. Agent.
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GRASS SEEDS--Of all kinds and wsrrauted as n
"a good as can be found in the market. For sale by
= BROOKS 4 STEARNS, g lt-l
.an12 DIFF F~ort s1..at
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G Fed OATS.--Now in store, and receiving, a
- large lot of Seed Oats, nice plump grain, and rse -
from foul seed of every kind for sale by
.nchlO dawtf LEE SfRAGUR & co. 4
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asM. 5 OR 10000 NURSERY TREES,
~ OF the choicest kinds Of Fruit for sale BY B. r.
WHITNEY. Orders received by Messrs. Lawrence
sprague
Ornamental II rees and Shrubbery M
Furnished order at the shortest notice. Apply Is
above diff .oI
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a BEDS.-Hair Mattresses and Spring Beds made to Z
order, Of the best quality, at 10 Main st. up stars)
oct9 e d&wtf ts TABER & CH0LLAR. A-
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Clearing out RayOus.

-
Scarcely day passes, that there is
not q half dozen motions in the House
proceedings like this That the State
Engineer be required to repair forth
with to Bayou and "clear OUT
the same" The clearing cut Of a
Bayou, is presumed to take place on
the appearance at its mouth Of one Of
the invincible snag boats; but such is
not by any means the fact ION the con-
trary, if'the boat goes in, she is very
fortunate indeed to get out without
being herself snagged. A great many
Of the peoples constituency seems to
come here for no other purpose in the
main, than to- have some out-of-the-
way Bayou cleared out. They seem
to think that when resolution is ad.
opted that the work is done; when if
they will only take the trouble to look
back into the severty-six volume, Of
the acts Of dead apostles" they will
see that motions enough have been
made on this subject, to fill up a small
volume. And how many of them
have been enforced! How many of
them have been made to CRAFTY a
small constituency, who have settled
in swamp, and then called upon the
State to protect them against water {?
After this, they should enquire into
the force Of the State Engineers De-
partment, and they will find that the
funds appropriated to his use are bare
ly sufficient to keep steam up on the
State Boats. We do not hesitate to
say that Mr.. Morse is the most able
and efficient State Engineer we have
ever had. He stands. between two
fires. The Legislature says "such and
such work shall be DONE" and makes
no appropriation for it. The people
ask why is not the work performed %
And they require tie work of years,
to be done in days.. without either the
fundsor tile force to.do it.
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South, instead ofWestern candidates
for the Predeney Tie App1etons'
Who have moved their new book store,
the most spendsd establishment h
the kind in the Union, are about pub
fishing Tom Ovens fugitive pieces
in Handsome, and Literally illnstratsd
volume. P. H. NJ. is here in fine
health and spirits, and We get together
sometimes and talk over familiar
scenes in Jour burg. Wishing you
all health and happiness. including
your numerous subscribers. / ah ever
yours, SIS 0 ssg. I.
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sent up judgement, without tn g .bene-
fit of appeal time when you need,
not expect to get clear on the bubbles
Of lawyer and the ignorance Of >
jury-a time when you may call on
your attorney sin fact to come into
court and defend you; when in fact
your attorney may be consuming inch
by inch in fire made of his own I'M
quitous docket-f ta's; writs of sci
cure and sale, law books, and other
rubbish Of ofce-then your lawyer
may be calling on somebody eleses
lawyer, for an ounce Of Civst, and a
full pound Of melted lead and brim-
stone will be given him instead. Tre,n-
bic sinners. for then brides, will be at
an end, and the skill Of the physician,
melt away into moonshine. Then
neither Railways Ready Relief the
Pain Killer, Bulls Sarsaparilla nor
Bateman's drops will afford any relief.
Think Of these things ye miserable
sinners of muddy looking Red Stick
and 60 and look for soft place to lay
your bones in Magnolia Cemetery.
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New PR1NrINe Pass

NEW Pk1Nr,xc Pass new
printing press, called the Settled
ing and Sell. Registering Power press, :
has been On exhibition in Boston for
several days. 1t feeds itself, works
both sides Of the sheets ifdesifed, and
drops the sheet when printed instead
Of throwing it Of. The paper is wet
upon reel, and rolled oil, as in the case
Of the telegraph slip, and cut BY the
press itself to the right size. Il per-
forms double the amount of Hoes
Climber Press" at the same speed. It
is provided with register, which ac-
curately counts the sheets and tokens.
A bell strikes at the completion Of
every token, and an alarm dial may be
set to any number of sheets or tokens
desired. These are Some Of its pecu-
liarities, which are regarded as quito
wonderful. The inventor is Mr.. Car
penter.
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MAGNOLIA CEMErERY.-In the pro
ceedings ofthe Board of Selectmen
on the 9Th inst, it affords us pleasure
to see that some action has been had,
on the subject Of enclosing, and pre-
pairing the ground ofthe new cemetery,
for active service. The initiatory step
has been taken by the appointment of
Board Of Trustees, and it is to- be
hoped that they have sufficient power
delegated to them, to- commence the
work. and place that beautiful grove Of
Magnolias into form, that it may be
at once made serviceable.
There are very few men in this me-
tallic age, who bestow a thought upon
the fact that the undertakers must,
and Will preform the service of the
tailor upon them. There are great
many men, who think they have al
perpetual liscense to play knave and
hypocrite; and all they have to do
is to pay the taxes Of free govern
ment. They never think of their
latter end;" although they are re-
minded Of it, at the close Of every
christian sermon preached for death
and damnation are always pictured in
their most glowing and fascinating
colors, as the proper reward Of Offend
A sermon, would not be
a sermon, without this finish.
As before said. there are great
many men who think that If they pay
their "acceptances" when they become
due-call on the lawyer when they
get into trouble, and the doctor when
they get sick; that they are secure
against imprisonment and death for
ever. But this is very great mistake,
which we have neither the time nor
inclination to rectify. All we desire
o picture in this connection, is the
certainty Of death, and the indispens-
able necessity that every man should
AXE life interest in "six feet due
East and West" in some burying
say magnolia Cemetery
We urge this, because the day will
'ome when your case, and my case,
md every body elses case, viii be tax
II off Of the inferior court docket, and
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LONGEVITY OF THE SExEs.-Froni
statictical table Of the morality in
Boston, for the year 1853, it appears
that the greatest average was attained
by piiots-being 10; then COME gen.
tleman, So; judges and justices, IS ::
bank officers 81; millers. 60; public
officers, 81; clergyman, S.. ship
wrights, 55;, rope makers, hatters and
lawyers, 81 each; merchants, 50 !;
blacksmiths and calico printers, Al
each carpenters, 49,; masons, 4s !;
traders IS ! tailors, A.; mechanics,
manufacturers and shoe makers, 43 !:
painters, Az : musicians. 80 ); machin-
ists,- So; printers, 49, clerks and
teachers, 81 each; and operatives
close the list--their average age at
the time of death being, only 80 years.
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MISS Lucf SToNE'g OPINION OF
EARLY MEMBERSHIPS Stone, at
her lecture In Pittsburg, was particu-
|arly severe OH misses of fifteen, who
think they are not too young to marry
Boy husbands were treated with soy.
efeign contempt. She would not have
marriages contracted by males Under
thirty, or females under twenty five
years Of age. She maintains her posi-
ton with apt illustrations and mitch
sound sense argument.
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The French Government has OBJ
tanned from Messrs. Rothsch;ld a'loan
of 100000 francs. equal to nearly
$40, 100000, which will be issued at
the first favorable opportunity afforded
by the Eastern question. The Roth
childs are now interested in support
of the French funds. which have risen,
while the English funds have,receeded.
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ECol. j. w. Breedlove is an
nounced in the Delta, as a candidate
for Mayor of New Orleans. The Delta
says he possesses admirable qualities.
With a clear methodical intellect,
habits Of great industry, and firm
and decided character,--with great
experience in public affairs, anda com
plete knowledge Of the history, and
warts and resources of the city. 81
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Notice to c Contractors.

PROPOSALS will be received at the
i Office Of TIL Button Rouge and Clinton
Plank Road Company, until Saturday, the
25th Fet, sayy 1852 for the construction
Of CGLvERrs required dh the Ord and 4th
Sections Of this roa;t The work to be per-
formed, and materials furnished, according
to plans and specification on file at this
office. BY order Of the Boatd.
feb-4 A. SHOPPERS, Sec'y.
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~See Ha1liday's reward.

wSee Halliday's reward. Must
it be believed, that man can be so
depraved in his moral appetites; as to
60 to the front door of a Baptist church,
and whilst the owner thereof, is at his
Enthusiastically malace
aforethought pre- pense, then, and
there, feloniously steal and take away,
Terrier bull pup" See the ad-
vertisemcnt-the reward is ample to
bring the depraved rogue to justice.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-02-10

GREAT FIRE IN QUEBEc.-Late in
telligence from Gambia gives an ac-
count of destructive fire at Quebec.
The Parliament House was entirely
consumed together with the valuable
Library, philosophical apparatus be-
longing to the same. There was in
suraace af ESQ, 900 on the library and
building
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Z At Auction
VALUABLE TOWN LOTS,

ON the fourth day of March hext-at the
~ door Of the Court House, will expose
at public auction two valuable lots of ground
situated in that part of the town. laid out
by the late Elias Beauregafd, and designa-
ted on the fgurative plan thereof as lots
number Two and three of sqdafe Thirty
two, south, having each, sixty feet front on
the Cours du GonuernlmeM by one hundred
feet in depth. Terms one-fourth cash, the
balance in one, two, and three years with
mortgage retained until final payment.
feb-1O-td. f. BOGEL.
.Auctiomeer.
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SNUFF AND TOBACCO
Peter Lorrillafd, Manufacturer.
az CHATHAM STREET. N.Y.

OFFERS for sale the following articles, warran
" ted Of superior .quality-Maccaboy, Scotch,
Coarse, French, Rappee, Honey Dew Scotch, and
other SHUTS. Also, Fine Gut Tobacco in tin.foil
and papers. more particular description Of the
various articles can be known By sending for =
full price current - above.
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j. Il &c. COnrOy,e

No. Sc Fulton Street, Ncw-York,
WTotEDD cali the attention Of dealers to theft
w large assortment Of Fishing Tackle, Of the
Salmon, Lake and Trout Flies Floats, Lines, Nets,
Reels and Rods Of all kinds and varieties, &c. &c.
large stock Of fst quality Of Conroys celebrated
LIMERICK HOOfkS. general assortment Of
Fishing Rods Of their own manufacture Fike and
kinds and at the lowest prices. liberal discount
to the trade. fss feb-1-8m,
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At a late editorial conventional Gin
cinnati, letter was received from
Cornelius Matthews-as long a a Pres
ident's message.
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For Sale.s
A NEGRO Woman, aged 80 years, gootr
IL Cook, lFoner,, and Washer woman
For particulars apply. to T. PIGNEcuy's
Dry Goods store in Lafayette street.
fhhG.3f ,aE 8.AAl
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IAN compelled to ask my patrons to
Z ''pay up.'' The usual demand for med
icines during the past year, compelling
large outlay Of money, forces me to this,
very unwilling course :: am compelled
to have money, so those indebted to me
will please pay up: - $3.50
feb. S. HIT WADDILLs