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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-27

EIGHTEEN SLAVES SET FREE.-One William
Kirk, few weeks ago, reached Jacksonyille
ILL.,, with eighteen slaves, to enable them NJ
he said, TO visit some of their relatives in that
place. The people Of Jacksonville didn't like
it, being apprehensiive that they would be left
charge upon the town. Whereupon Mr..
*. declared that this shall not be that, to
prevent it, he had expended $4,000 in pur-
chasing them teams, wagons, &C., g., BY
which they can support themselves One OBJ
Ject, he says, in bringing them to Illinois was,
that the children might receive an education,
and also, in the event of his death, that they
might not pass into other hands; for he saws
he would rather become slave himself than
to have one of hisold and faithful servants own
Ell by stranger. He declared himself an old
bachelor. which last he regrets, advising every
one to marry young. In conclusion, he says
ne has made ample provision for the slaves,
and viii soc that they do not want.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-27
"a Iast DE border troubles hare rdl

At last the border troubles have GOT
into the Missouri legislature. Mr.. Park, The
editor of the Parkville Luminary. who was
expelled from that place about wear since
and his press thrown into the river, has re.
turned His presence produced some excite.
ment and threats Of personal violence These
facts We're communicated to Mr. Blair, Mis-
souri, legislator, on the 9th instant, when
ne offered resolution in that body, calling
upon the Governor, and, if necessary, the
President of the United States, for such aid
a. might be necessary to protect Mr.. Park in
his person and property. This motion gave
rise to protacted and sharp debate, and i'm
ally resulted in rejecting Mr.. Blairs notion
upon the ground, SO far as we can gather, that
when the Parkyille people need the aid Of
the Governor, or President they could get it
BY the asking.
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Ra!lroad s,.cl.s.

letter from DR.. DeImes.-Mr. Jernison =
SRI am aware at there strong prejudice against
advertised medicines notwithstanding, 1 believe your
Pile and Worm Compound superior and safe remedy
for the Piles Having tested its qualities in sevsrn cases.
am fully satisfied that is worthy Of public confidence,
and most cheernly it to those who are af
flicted with this painful disease.
DAVID HOLMES, NJ. D.
Providence, Oct. 90 1856 MI div
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-27

The BOUNDARIES OF KANzAs.-Kanzas, as
bounded by its organic law, extends to the
Rocky Mountains, some seven hundred miles
from the Missouri River. 1t is about one hun
dred and ninety miles from north to south.
During debate in the Constitutional Con-
vention, Mr.. Klotz of Pawnee, suggested that
Kanzas be bounded on the west by line
drawn north and south, about one hundred
and eighty miles from the Missouri river
This would make large and almost squure
State. The majority Of the delegates seemed
to favor the division, but supposing that Con.
gress alone had the power to bound the Terri
tories, fixed the boundaries as indicated in the
Kanzas Nebraska act.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-27

CARPETSGs AT he LowzsT Prices We invite the at.
entoa ol reades Messrs Sparrow Co Is adver-
tsemeno of great sa5of Carpetiugs in another column
The prices Of tie goods sold low aud the goods them
selves OF the lest quality of all descriptions
the choice velvet tapestry the humblet with which The
smallest housekeepeis cover the floors wi,hal. OF the
more elegant descriptions they have very fine assert
meut embracing the usual rich designs Of this class Of
goods which it would be wen for those DESTROYS q pur
Oh sing to look at.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-27

The bills of the Rhode Island Central Bank of
Greenwich, R. l., are not received at the Suffolk
Bank. The New England Banks which have
exported their issues to the West to winter are
receiving them back little before the contract
provided. The increased railroad communica-
ticns facilitate these returns just they do any
other merchandise. An increased indebtedness
in Boston is the consequence; but for this State
street would be much easier financially.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-27

The hlLBoURN AFFAIR,-Mr. Josiah B.
hilbourn is still missing. 1t appears that his
financial affairs were somewhat complicated
1t is said that in addition TO $75, 900 in noise
gwen by him IN the name of French, Wells,
20, for stock in the Groeers' Bank, which
ne mad pledged in the street for eighty. three
per cent, there is large amount ob aimed on
siihilar notes on the street, and the firm have
uissoiNeo partnership, and are now engaged in
nscertaining their position. Amon@ othor
notes given by Mr.. Klbourn in .he 5omo If
the firm, was one for about $4,000. To 4 nortcr
at the Revere House, for money loaned by
him to Mr.. hilboun.-C Courier.
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Police Coe,r..

MONDAY, Nov. 26.
John Nangle, for being drunk was fined S3and
costs, and in default was committed
jeremiah Clifford, for being drunk, was fined
50 and costs.
William ?. Hall, arraigned for forging note
Tor Sl67 on R. S. Denny, Of Clappylle, was bound
over in $500 TO appear at the next term of the
Court of Common Pleas
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-27

LUTON GoNE-Died at his residence in Win.
chendon, Mass. Seth Tucker, Esq, aged 99 years
Mr.. Tucker was born in Milton, and removed to
Winchendon in 1888, and was one of the earliest
settlers of that town. He joined the American
army at an early period, and was on duty in the
vicinity of Boston, and afterwards in the State of
New York. He was an honest and industrious
man, patriotic citizen, an exemplary Christian.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-27

POISONED OYsTERs.-A married lady died
in Newburyport, recently, on account Of pois.
on by oysters obtained at confectionery
store. An estimabe lady ofour acquaintance,
residingi in Chelsea. was poisoned, few weeks
since, at fashionable Confectionery store in
this city, by small quantity of oyster Sup,
and great fears were at one time entertained
IN regard to her recovery, though she is now
out OF danger 1t Is the general opinion Of
oyster dealers that oysters are not poisonous
when taken from the water, and that more
care should be taken by confectioners against
using copper kettles and pans, and that the
articles used for cooring candies &C., should
not get mixed with oysters Boston Courier.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-27

The Managers ,he wa Chill ren's Friend Soci
ETY. hereby nohei that the Monthly Meeting of
the Beard at The Home, instead Of taking place Thurs
day Of the present week. is postponed until Thursday
December oh at p o'clock P. NJ
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-27

REPUBLICAN MnETING,-A meeting of the
Republicans of Worcester is called to meet at
Horticultural Hall, this evening" to make ar
rangements for the coming municipal election
We hope there will be a general attendance, as
matters of Importance are to be taken into con-
sderaton.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-27

The Springfield (Ill) journal says
1--WE hear OF contracts for new corn hereabouts
AT ~ cents IN the ear, aud % to % ID shelled
ana sacked a sale Of choice white wheat
was modcin this place tho other day, at Sl,oS'
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srECEAI. NllwlGEs
SFEERTFE,S SET-tE-

Woreester, IS. November q, 1855.
Attached on lnesnc process taken on execution and will
be sold 1T Public auction, on WEDNESDAY, lhe 2sth
day of November instant at 10 O'clock in the foreno n AZ
the Worcester House Stable in Worcester, the following
Personal Pro- erty to wit
2vaiuable Work Horses Lumber Waron
1 Harnesses, / Pugry Wagon
ms dtN2S j. L.. BAKER D, shift
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-27

New MOTIVE FoRoB-that produced bv
the expansion Of liquhed carbonic acid. has
recently been proposed by two young French
chemists. They propose by the employment
Of this agent to reduce the amount OF com.
bustibles to one tenth, and the volume Of an.
paratus TO six-tenths Of that required to Gre.
ate an equal amount Of force by steam.-Er.
change.
The above idea is far from being new one.
Attempts were made many years ago to drive
pistons by tho tremendously expansive force
Of liquihed carbonic acid passing into yapor,
but they have never succeeded. The field is
agood one for continued experiments, as good
results may follow.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-27

LADIES would you ada pleasure and comfort to your
selves Children in your journey the parental roof
this week you viii first visit PRATT's No. 2Os Main st
Worcester. where Furs ana Wooden foods seDag at
low prices Sable anl Fitch AIuss taken in exchange
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-27

HoRRlBLE CAMPHENE DEATH. "A Young
girl in Baltimore, on Monday night, put nc
children Of the house in bed, placed cam
phene lamp on the table, sat beside il. fell
asleep, overturned the lamp, SGT her clothes
on fire, awoke, aud rushed into the street n
streak OF flame. She was dreadfully burned
aud died the next morning.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-27

ILL TREATMENT or CnNEsE.-The Chinese
have been so buddy treated that they are leav-
ing by hundreds, and we are thus losing a
class OF industrious people, who will not be
likely to return, as the 500 head tax renders
1t almost impossible for them to do so. They
are robbed with impunity, and the veriest
Dlackguard that walks tile streets can knock
down and rob a Chinaman without fear of
molestation, as their evidence is not taken in
court and ''up.country it is al egular branch
OF business to collect foreign miners tax of
every Chinaman they meet. When rowdv
gets out of money, he supplies himself by that
process, or else walks into their tents and
helps himself. The least resistance on the
part OF the Chinaman, and they are shot down
ike dogs The most mistaken and short
sighted policy has been pursued by the legis-
lature, and an effort made to drive from the
country class Of inohensiye people, who are
content to toll and labor in places that have
been worked over and abandoned by our own
people-who are consumers, "a class we have
too few OF now and IN every way an advan.
tage to the country; but the officials and un.
deIstrappers, taking the cue from their supe-
riora, exclaim, ON the Cinnamon /" The
loaters, knowing they viii not be punished.
rob rhem, and the poor Cinnamon are getting
tired OF it, and say, "What for live in Cali
fernia: S'pose catchee gold-some man, ne
come along and lie say, here, you id Chi
nanan, give me dat 5 pose / no give, he
knocky down or shoot Chinaman-no can
stay. There is at the present time over t,oo
millions Of dollars capital invested in the trade
between here and China by Cinnamon them
selves. There are several China firms here
that use over $500, 900 in their business
California Ez.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-27

The Matagorda (Texas) Chronicle
says that the sugar planters in that region are
turning out line article Of sugar, with the
promise Of an abundant crop.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-27

MuRDER.-A shocking affair took place in
New Haven on Saturday night. Two police
men named Thomas Cummings and William
Grant attempted to arrest drunken man in
an Irish GROCERY in Morocco Street, when a
gang present blew out the light and fell upon
the officers and beat them so that Cummings
is dead, and Grant is in danger Of death.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-27

We are under repeated obligations to Hon
Charles Sumner and Hon. Henry Wilson, for pub
lie documents of great value and Importance.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-27

APAMPHLET has recently been published, con-
tanning an account Of the +" Festival at the Lei
cester Academy on the list anniversary, August
Z, 1856, with the address by Rev. Alonzo Hill, D
D., and the Poem by Isaac F. shepard,A. NJ 1t
is for sale at Baker, Trumbull, & Barnes's book.
ctr
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-27

For an E5ducnt si. in PRACTICAL business 1,r3rc;
IS Ct sudy, 60 to BaToNS Mercantile ana Mathematical
institution, RanG Block, Foster street
mere CD ana young can select any branch Of study
and pgrsue il day and evening by iniiviluaI nstrcIio
Lh7fe ne,ns 30 Gas es, stud commence at aGy
Ime This Institution is unite most Acadtmies mas
l'dth as ny ''s Explanatory Lectures and Lucid Rul,
adsped 70 each study, the student hovayar dui Of COM
prehehsio hlted from ris doubts and uncertainties
ana moves along With the rapidly Of understand
ny as tne more advanced scholar II any should .esire
to see the proofs Of the success attending This Tne ~
friction they can call and take looA'' into the Ms
tasishment and set circular containing The names Of
s,ueens' aud expressions Of praise''By authority ~
Mr. Eaton will be happy to have call from ali fe ~
EducatiGp. - 'A al itNlsis VI
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-27

CHINESE IN AUsTRALIA.--A letter from
Australia says:-
AT this moment we are watching the lro-
gress Of what may turn out the most extraore
binary event Of modern Zines that is, the
vast immigration of the Chinese, who are
Hooking hereby thousands. They come with
out their wives and families. are extremely
frugal, and always live and save money out
OF the refuse washing stuff the English dig
gers throw away. They are very unpopular
at the gold fields; but, when you thoroughly
investigate the reason, it invariably turns out
si 81 prejudice, as may be supposed. Many
~ eielt notions OF morality and personal con-
duct are very different from our own: but
one TACT Will refute thousand theories-out
OF 10000, surrounded as they are by five
times their number Of yigilant british rivals.
there have not been 20 committals for crime
from them during the last six months"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-27

TnE Very NewEsr GoDrvA. The Newport
(Ky.) Ne~s Of Monday, says-"we under.
stand that lady, On for wager Of $40,
walked one square and back, on Saturday
evening, 18th INST, naked, without detection;
in the event of which she was to have the
money. The feat was performed on Main
street, Coyington, between Fourth and Fifth
streets, at no latar than a quarter after 10. =
The night was very dark"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-27

Purchasers Of Dry Goods, look at Chamber.
lin Barnard, Co.'s embellishments and do moi f,j,t
MS air
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~ aU5 NUN So.
p ). Our stock of Watches, Jewelry aud Fancy Goods
was large as at present aud will be sold vcry
low IN oraer to reduce Stock previous to our removal
into New Store. no2 ar
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-27

MAGIc.-The world-renowned Signor Bhtz is
again here, and will give one Of his wonderful
performances at the City Hall this evening. See
advertisement
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-27

drss y. Goodwin. an experienced and success
midwife holds herself in readiness day ard night ~
attend the duties Of her profession. residence Is Austin
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0bt aaiIp Spp.

Republican MeeIing.-The Republicans Il
Worcester are requested to meet at horticultural Han, at
"a O'Clock, on TUESDAY EVENING, New 9Th to take
/, ,,o o,n,,seya,iou The MUNICIPAL ELECTION A
nm attendance IA desired D26d2t
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-27

DTs AIou&tafs EoEHts binn PFIss-A srra
cure for pain in the side hesiache SICK Ieadarba @
tyenes lilies, te5You ness, and al bilious derangenn
These ts cure with less cost Of money and loss f t
hah any medium ever discovered; ani there is no nav
sea- or gripping, At ening their use Every fanii, -
worcester sh9Uh have dozen boxes il he house fo,
as family m9licue for these Pills If used faifb6f1
will hresk up any fever if used earls. d are he ~
thing 'nr cold any rson ey tri d. shl n So,
G. r. S aurr, j. Green. aud others dtg Io ti
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Music No.ice.r GODDARD = ALnn1ous

Music Nosice.rGODDARD n ALDRTorT,s
9UADkiLLE BAND, j. N. ALDRlcH, promptcr.
\. r. GODDARD, lst Violin. ". l. HOBBS Clarinet
j. a. ALpMcH, ID LIS. Powers, Corneta Piston
3. X DBLAND, Double Bass
E6gage ments my he made by y. P Goddard Mul,urv
St., W L Hobbs, Goddard St, }. NJ AIrish, Vine ST
or b. s. Del nd at Loring Il Brothers. Musical Head
Quarters, POS Main St. '
The above Band, thankful for past fayors solicit
continuance Of public patronage. '''
$50 DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-27

Cnmeo Knobs nnd EroFss. with Pins, in sits
separate. Many and desirable patterns with rich
setting and viii be sold low by
COLEMAN &, PTTTNAW
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w, a ILElAN3S,
dTfORNEH IND COUNSELLOR an ram
f17 NO. Central Exchange, Worcester, Mass.
~ div
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Bress Neutrality-suspicious. wishing 10 emnlor a.
ex erenced Dress Mater at their residences can Ia
commodated by calling Miss GLEASON, at No. "a
rhau0itf st.
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}. IT. JalFrsy s. Sons. NEW YORK have va
cances for few smart capable saesmen, who have SOM
knowledge Of the Lace and Bmbroie ry business and can
Influence trade Apply by letter, stating previous exne
ricnce, and amount Of salary expected 2.awIm o26
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MRS. 5, 2. BUSVyORTR.
:, "a sHloA AB LE DkEsS-M
NO. . NtWbaTy street, Worcester
iva dtf VI '0S'eE
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& x. WETHERkLL.
ATTORNEY AND UOUNsFILOR An law
J7E fiA'o BLOCH Worcester, Mass
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w. s. S SNIYTH.

Manufacturer of and wholesale Dealer IN
LADIES', MISSES, & CHTLDREN'S BOOTS & SHOES
b5th Sewed and Pegged by the case or dozen
Corner of Union Market Streets few steps East the
Exchange Hotel, Worcester, Mass.
au29 dly
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DIED.
In Dudley Nov 2lat, Mr.. Joseph Davis aged 90 years
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APPLES! AEPLES.!
Ihose Apples have arrived from Western New York
lz1O barrels all Of the best kinds and ia the best condon
DRAPER 4 CLARK,
~ AT Washington Square.
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DKApER 8 CIlARk.

Uuer iof sale. and wiz Keep hand. through the sea
abctter assortment Of LIME than can be boughf nj sun
ter. las
Worcester, March IS 1854 dtf no,oa
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GEORGE SWAN,
ATTORNEY AM COUNSELLOR AT LAW
No. Eta&s's Binding,
lyl WORCESTER. MASS AStw6rnoz
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SUMNER WALLACE
SILVER Platter AND MANUFACTURER on nan
NESS TRIMMINGS, and DOOR PLATES
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GoODN0 ~ s HMYWOOD,

r. NO 26l MAIN STREET,
lave large seek Of Boots, SI.oSs, and RuI
Sesss az wholesaler also, at retail a fu assortment Of
foasonlbe goods, adapted the city and counfrv ted
all Of which will be sold at low prices ''1s'
- a. "ooDNoW''.'. r. Haywood.
III diff
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DFs DuPoncO's Golden Monthly Pills
Fok FEMALeS:-The combination Of ingredients in
gf, pupohGos Golden Pills, are perfectly hirmless
They have been used in tae private practice If ld n
Duoonco Tor over 80 years. and thousands of ladies can
testify to their greatand neveraing success in almost
every case IN correcting Irregularities relieving painful
and distressing transformations particularly at the chance If
me- From to 10 Pills will cure that common yetdreadful
DISEASE the Whites. Nearly every lady in the land SUIT
y cured thousands, and will Gu you if YOU use them
Ihey cannot harm youon the contrary they remove all
oosuc'lons restore nature to its proper channel and IN
permit an increase Of family, will find these pills sue
Gessir preye tive For particulars directions on the
boN Price Sl-and will be sent 10 ladies confident aIv
Dy mali ~ enclosing 81 to either Of the following agents;
JAMES GREEN, Druggist, III Main street or DAVID
sCo1T t51 Main street, Worcester who General sgent
or tins city, and who will also supply dealers a. prope
tors prices. j. DUPONCO prdprieto- New NJ
OF de ,dGn. ~" +Olh'
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w M. fCKEN SON,
NOTARY PUBLIC,

No. lis Main street ................Wo Worcester
nzZ
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HENRY c. RICE
attorney AMI Counsellor at Lac.
NO Br'nley Hail., Worcester Mass
ol6 diff > '-'1'
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SsiFI-The subscriber would return thanks for the
very liberal patronage bestowed since his location in his
new store ana would inform his friends aud the ,,uIie
hai the ige incrase of business has decided him in max
ing, az great cost permanent arrangements with MIR FL
WIZARD gentleman Of exquisite taste and skill original
IN designs and large experience Who win hereafter stand
at The head OF the Cutting Department
y h been me study Of the proprietor to adv The
style and quality of the garments produced at lie sab
shment and with this yiew has employed the abet
Eorkmen to be found, and he assure HI patrons
tha he has the choicest company of worRmen ever col
leotsd in any one shop in this State.
iuH and elegant assortment of seasonable Goods fer
measured garments. very large stock Of Ready Made
GaTuents carefully cut and made in the establishment
una err the eye of the proprietor expressly for trade
andh an endless variety Of Furnishing Goods Each arti
ce eas its price marked in plain figures upon it, and that
pr; IS acknowledged TO be as low, if not lower than can
be found in this Commonwealth
VIM II. HUDSON. Proprietor,
Ciarks new Block, corner of Main ard Mechanic streets
259 Main street d3rn&w6n % >
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Sawin. Lyon, Il BrauhaIps QUADRILLE
BAND. tEorn cry DOrman's Band1
Director,-J. W. LYON.


- " LYON. ..'-...................l LIST Violin,
6A"iN''.'''..'' ''--.......t....2 Violin.
IAeii9LL'' ''''.s...........C lari0net
a e. Do'A4N,..'.---.'...... C1rnet Piston.
y a. leChAtpSi'. Double Bass
Apply to Dornat'a Eating House. corner of Main ans
sront sts.. O. Bramla 25 Mechanic st. or al The OHce
darsh's Music Store. l12i Main ST.
u Any nuu Der Of Pieces furnished
S24 DIFF