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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-26
FR,Bistl AIRY l:B.

NJM. }. FOLkES Book BINDER 4 Blt,K BOOK
w Manufacturer Aain street. sign of the Booa
Lynehb,rg. Va. Is prepared To do al kinds of Book
Binins Mt short notice. very low prices 9r the rHs
All kinds Of ruling done order such Seimuu
Music, Bill and Commission Paper.
lei, l9is
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NEW CONCERN.

fENHE undersigned will continue the Grocrey and
pmnis-irn business the old stand oi Wilson
Funk 'r, whore lie intends keepirg general stock
Of every article in his Inc would ga u his
did customers and the Pr bic ally Pr mpt atren.
all forwarding aud Other business entrusted 10
re. JOS II. WILSON.
Septer,her st 1854. sep2i -
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MERCHAEDIoE.
,rCoND SUPPLY NEW GOODS

> - he subscribers are now opeahg TOR IG'f'et'
ft., SECOND SUPPLY Of seasunable Goods recent
" parehased by Their senior partner IN New 1orE'
itch added To their September purchasr. make heif
-ock very full and Of the attractive ever offered
N thls market emrae ing all the newest styles OF AIDES
DRESS GOODS, IL Silks, Satins, gaiencia- Munslln'
Mcruos. &c. L.dies' Velvet Sutin and Cloth Cioak- y
/ aims. treacb EmbIoider e. an grea; vnret nmons
Which ure exta rich SITS Of Maltese Luce and Mash
sleeves I'D Collars. grurrai assortment ot CIe IT,
C,ssImrres ami scstinRs To- gentlemen. navy stert
~ servants Goad., such Folded Lin-e,s. hnttne',
Paid Lini-ay, aud Blankets, Ctrpri-, buss, Cranb
Goth. nnd Doc, Mats. Io,efhrr Win oil eood' BE-.
l5reing tttle by hapi. a. ae, many ri vi have
br bs'd t1r much is tsu thy could ave been
bal "a. tic .,i.t1. All ii winch tn, IRE deter
tu.ged sell low. aud ohs ',- examination i all
HEY ask ia ii,.4fn ,8IIsl taHeft
nay. l.dt- JOHN I. DAVIS 4 co
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BURROUGHS. SHAFER & CO.
prnnrirlnr nj thn INn.lhmrr Climbing
Il NOw-NOTgasNGs.-w0jss aod Demo

IN cats respectfully invited to cn and exnmlne
the best stock Of
GENTLEMEN'S GOODS
have Yet had thu eas of Offering, being selected on
The best terms. in New York, by uyf with particular
rcsatd 10 s,ye md durability and will be sold and
mide up tor cash, To punctWd paying customers, as
low a. the sam COOS can he bought tlseWhefe-
Among tn stosk vii he found
French Clths aud D,r-kips at ba<t make nui fin ,h.
nicH 1T fancy Ca>siucrs. prnp de etc. summer
t'o,hs minis, pr Kings md Mar'aes for pants Pam
amt tnucy Ne>'iug- ri SILK Satin NAr-a lies, sc
mud The he- ammag~ Of every kind. Cotton and Liuin
S"fts mi Da~"-, some iG inches. Also hnnd.one
r'.f="t hasom Shrt with French cuff, too trGveliu
ae summer vrai G1rrs vi kinGs and siIe.. Cray1t.
lIHHa,"cljrH 1laYe., Half tlo.e ri al kid, & s.
ABR, - Pc stH manages the Tutoring D"arl
r't nrlj.tS WM l. PAGE.
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Lune line ia composed of the following vessels. mad
sails from New.l ork every three dnys All ow ned
the CITY of Richmond, viz:
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MISCELLANEOUS

CHANGE OF HOURS.-on sle-,HIrHh
~ and ster the 9Th inst. our Packet
Boats will leave Lynchbnrg Monday, "Wednesday, and
Friday, A. M and arrive in Richmond next day at
p. NJ. The Packet tor Buchansn will leave at A.
NJ, .a+ne days aud arrive in Buchanan at 6P. NJ Re-
turning, leave Buchanan Tuesday, Thursday, and Sat
uiday att A NJ. and arrive in Lynchhurg at =. M
lnconscquence Of ths high price of forage aud pro-
visions the fare will be raised that date.
BOYD. EDMUND DAVENPORT.
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4 CARD.

CARD" undersigned will coutue as here
"a toloro the GaocrKY, CoNNIsstns 4 toRwARpINd
business and also. the nnnala curing u Tabaren,-
Grateful fer former avors they pledge their best
lions rit their contiuunure
orig MCDANIEL. HURT e. PRESTON.
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BENNETT & BEERS. Proprieror..

No. ID Nam n, RIrHnnno, Nn
All f.r -n'r b, ]. Il Seay, d X. L,ruan. J Il.
Thompson y u. L StnllerN Co Lyuchbrlg Va and
"a, dsa cfs in Mrdlrinc- e.rrywtr,e serS "
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EQUgl.I,iNG MATERIALS a., COST.

I'D tlavng eterm.n"d tn lose out my stnch Carpea-
Ter, Hardva rusa building Material ne,a.In. an tx
Ien-ive a,,oitn,ut locks Hinges, Screws, A1ndow
Gas. Y &c, the Whole stock is We" fired II
cost Those ,ishiar my thing il than line would CON
a their by e.yrs call het're ureht'ias
el.,,, hero ra,i3ns A WINSTON.
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GARDENER WANTED wish
Something Superior.

NJ cCORKLE u JONES vii hive, in few days.
vi 30 cases hat celebrated II e." Stick lrofice
20 do do. Mass do,
To which they Il vie the attention Of manufacturers.
may 80
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MINERAL WATERS--Iu,t Iaud II
VI Supply Of Waters from the celebrated All ghany
Springs in Noutgon ety. and Rnckbtidgc am Snrings
nnd Sira,ugn or Congress Springs, in New York -
These ar put W in glass. AM possess all the
medicinal properties just ,krG from the fpunnin.
For snle hy JOHN II SEAY y co.
nrIl0-fs Druggists.
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Office The -ahsrrher, having purchased ol
E. ' John \. Faul5a lis Interest in the concern 20:
Franklin Bruher & Co. Wi ro'iinnc tho 2pslu"ss in
tn -ame house. door Ltarts Var hnus., uadcr
Id" firm and -ty OF Franklin \ Bot cr IhsN ret#n
lher thank. To ,beir friend, and the uuhic eeu'raN
tor the liberal reros3g" exrcndo to them ,t - -iur
time they have bee Ip To Grncrry md CnnmIssua
ha mess, nd MT respectfully .ucit continuance ct
ln' aunt prom sinG tler hest cxrriions give
- isi }ction to all win ma, dp business with tnom
JAMES FRANKLIN.
IAN 1T. EDNARD FRANKLIN lR
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sOUGEsslDE Rirt.EsOAEs

re- fgg EEg rEgssssssE1 We ready 10 receive
IA s u T -ffss reielus f,r tie Souih.idc Rail.
rond wn. r Anden sons Commission House on th,
Basin. Any person wishing IT, q freight
can obtnin II trrig list by calling
By a,der of the Sup't.
sep 3j-ts ALFRED ". HbRNER Ag't
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E.'ois sALE.-Two hundr- Shares Lyncnbnrg
Hose auut Irtt insurance. Stock.
3ot. PETERS. SPENCE& co.
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NOTICE.

a.NOK EsEN r.-The Brick dwelling House Just
Il back OF tho Court Hou-e-possession given mne-
dInteIy. Apply to Geo a. Watson or Henry Dunning-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-03-15

CoLToNs ATLAS, IN NUMBERs.-The third
number Of "Colton's Atlas of the World"
has recently been laid before US. We eau on.
ly repeat onr satisfaction with the style of its
execution. It is evident that the same uni.
form character is intended to be preserved
throughout the work, and that, therefore, tho
success Of the publisher has been complete.
This latter number contains maps OF New
Jersey, North Carolina with minute rep.
resentatiou Of Beaufort Harbor and it's chan.
nels--Miebigan, and Northern Michigan with
Lake Superior. Besides the usual amount Of
letter press, we have page devoted to Gag
ricultural Statistics Of the United States"
The delineation Of the coasts we observe to
be remarkably zine. These portions OF the
maps were prepared from the official reports
Of the late coast surveys, aud are, therefore.
more accurate than those of older aliases.
This work, when completed, will certainly
form the most elegant and useful atlas we
hsyb ever seon.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-03-15

New HAMPSHIRE ELECTION. have
been received from one hundred and seventy
seven towns, leaving but forty to be heard
from, and they show total rout Of the Dem.
ocratic party. Metcalf, the Know Nothing
candidate, is elected by the people, by at least
three thousand majority.
In Concord, Governor Bakers place of res
idence, he loses six hundred and ore votes as
compared with last year vote in Manehes-
ter he loses seven hundred and forty one -
and thus we might go on through the State.
In regard to the Legislature, we hear Of the
election of one hundred and eighty-nine OPP
position and ffty-three Democrats to the
House. For Senators we have no returns, but
there is no doubt that the Opposition have
elected nearly all, if not every member Of the
higher branch.
Three Anti Administration Congressman
arc elected, and there does not seem to be
foot of ground in all New Hampshire, on
which Frank Pierce and his policy are not
repudiaJed by the people. fittings is work
ing
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-03-15
MASSACHUSETTS LEGISLATURES.

WEDNESDAY, March II.
SENATE.-A remoustrance of 1872 operatives
in the Ward Mills, Springfield, against the
ten hour law, was laid on the table.
The bill amendatory of all act concerning
the publication of bank returns Was amended
30 that the banks shall not be fined in case of
neglect by the p o. department. to forward
their returns, and passed to a third reading.
Passed to be Engrosse1 bills to extend the
time for the construction of branch railroad
into the city of Boston by the Boston and
Lowell Railroad Corporation; to authorize
the Boston and Maine Railroad to amend and
refix its location.
A message was received from the House,
announcing the death of Mr.. James Lyon, a
member from Lynn, when the orders of the
day ere laid on he table.
The Senate then, as a token Of respect to
the memory of the deceased adjourned
HoUsE.-0n motion of Mr.. Pierce of Bos-
ton, the Judiciary Committee was ordered to
consider the eXpediency Of ordering the several
tobacco, snuff, or other boxes, to be removed
forthwith from the Clerks desk, and prohib-
ting the Sergeant at Arms from furnishing
hereafter. any tobacco, snuff, or chanmomile
flowers for the use of members.
The Committee on the Judiciary was direct
ed to consider the expediancy of reporting
law "forhiddng the erection and occupation
of nunneries in the State of Massachusetts, -
The Committee on Printing reported leave
to withdraw on the several petitions of J. E.
Farwell md others, to be appointed State
Printers, and a resolve to contract with VIM.
White for period of three years from April
LIST.
The Committee on the Judiciary reported
that the bill forthe further prevention of coun-
terfeiting ought to pass.
Mr. King, Of Roxbury, announced the
death Of James Lyons, member of the House
from Lynn, and upon his motion committee
was appointed to draft resolutions In due
time the resolutions of coincidence were re-
ported
The House then went into Committee of
the Whole on the Liquor Bill. All the amend
ments were rejected, and the bill was report.
ed to the House.
The House then, as further mark of re-
spect'' to the memory of Mr.. Lyons. adj'd.
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Ten DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE PACIFIC.
INTER ESTING AND IMPORTANT
e VS..


AGh2Fs NJ SeDAsEoPoi Unchanged
REPORTED RESIGNATION OF LORD RAGLAN.
Battle at Eupatoria.-I The Turks Vjtoyious.
The Steam Ship Pacific arrived at New York
on Nednes .ay morning about nine o clock
She sailed from Liverpool on The 9th. The
news is Of highly interesting character. and
although affairs about Seya,topol remain in
the same deplorable condition as Der last ac-
counts, yet there had been a battle at En-
patoria i'll which the Russians we're badly
beaten.
1t is officially ANNOUNCED by the Allies.
that on the 18th, Gen. Liprandl, with 40 600
Russians and 70 guns. attacked the Turks at
Eupaloria, Omar Pacha commanded the
Turks. The battle lasted four hours, Wien
the Russians retired with loss of five hun
bred
The Russian force was somewhat superfor
to that OF the Turks at Eupatoria. The Eng
lish ships shotted and sheled the Russians Sc
Terely Eupatoria is a small Russian town
upon the west coast oil the CIimea, little north
OF Seyastopol, and contains about 5000 iuhnb
itants.
Lord Raglan is said to have resigned to avoid
a recall.
The Earl of Lucan and some other officers
have been invited to resign.
GREAT BRITAIN. There was much dis
tress in England, owing to the unusually Sc
we're winter. Great riots had occurred at I,iy.
erpool and London, in consequence; but The
weather having moderated, and a large mum
Der OF ships having arrived giving employ
ineht to many OF the sufferers, the riots had
ceased.
In Parliament Roebucks motion ofipoairv
Iuto tho pan1,1nf Of he,
Gladstone, Herbert and Graham resigned
ostensiby on account of the passage Of MIR. Roe.
buck S motion. Private squabbles in the Cab.
met are also reported to have been the cause.
Rumor says that the Ruebuck party will
not be satisfied without the inn eachment of
Lord Raglan, and one or more ofthe eX Min
listers.
LORD Falmerston encountered much trouble
IN reconstructing tho Cabiner, and had NOT vet
fully completed it, Lord john Russell takes
the Colonial Secretaryship, to stop gap, but
he will complete his mission to Vienna.
Joseph Hume is dead.
The Vienna Peace Conference will he onen-
ed in few days All parties profess an anx.
tety for peace.
Sir Chas. Wood takes Sir James Graham.s
place as first Lord of the Admiralty.
Lord John Russell has published an address
70 MS constituents, defending his position in
the present crisis. The document IS dated at
Paris, and he places mself in the hands of his
friends as candidate for renewal of their
confidence.
The proceedings in Parliament have touch.
ed upon several points OF interest
On the 18th, the royal assent was given to
the North American Fisheries Bill.
COMMERCIAL. Messrs. Brown, Shiplev &
Co., report Cotton quiet; quotations for fair
reduced l.S other classes barely maintained.
Sales for ten days about 40 600 bales, incIud.
ing ZOO on Speculation, and $500 for export
~ Manchester business was very dull.
Messrs. Hermann, Cox & Co., report Bread.
stGiis again slightly declined, and the princi-
pal business in retail
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-03-15

He HAS GONE TO TENNEssEE.-We copy the
following announcement from the Augusta
(Ga.) constitatioaal.st, Of the 9th inst.;-
John Mitchell, the Irish patriot, with his
family, arrived in this city on Sunday after
noon, aud took up quarters at the Planter
Hotel he left yesterday for his new home in
Tennessee
He now requires only a plantation we'll
stocked with fet negroes to satisfy his aspi-
rations Won't some benevolent STAKEHOLDER
give him one.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-03-15

WEDNESDAY, March IA.
Betcre Judge Green. -George Il. Wesson
for being drunk on the night Of the 18th was
fined So and costs, amounting to SlO,87,
which he paid.
Geo. A. Upham for being drunk, was also
fined 81 and costs, amounting to $l0,S7,
which he paid.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-03-15

CLEARING OUT SALE.-It will be seen by an
advertisement in another column, that David
Scott is selling Off at cost, his extensive as
sortinent of drugs, medicines, and fancy arti-
Giles, previous to his removal to his new store,
in May. Now is the time to get bargains at
SCOTS, 242 Main street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-03-15

The HIVE SToRE.-Ladies wanting bargains
in dry goods of every description and variety
win please to notice the advertisements, in
another column, of George p. Bryant, of the
Hive Store. Bryant is selling off to make
room for his spring stock.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-03-15

RARE CuANcE.-E. w. Vail will sell this
morning, at 10 o'clock, the Robert S. Gleason
Farm, situated in the northerly part of the
city, 2 IL miles from the Court House.
The said farm is one of the most desirable
in Worcester County. Also, Immediately
after the above, will be sold per order of
the mortgages, a lot of PERSONAL property,
among which are two very good horses
For particulars see advertisement.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-03-15

DErANED.-The cunard steamer Canada.
which was to have sailed for Liverpool yester-
day, will be detained for two or three days, IN
consequence Of an accident to her machinery
a. she was coming out Of dock.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-03-15

KILLED.-On Monday afternoon, while a
gang Of laborers was at work near a high baak
of earth in the rear Of Saratoga street, East
Boston, a portion of the bank broke away, and
fell upon two of the men, James Cotter and
Michael Barry, killing them instantly. Cot
ter was a single man, and had been in this
country but abou three months. Barry had
wife and one child.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-03-15

A member of the New Jersey Legisla-
ture stated in his place last Wednesday thar
an offer Of one thousand dollars had been made
to him as the price of his vote in favor of
bank charter then pending.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-03-15

EXPENSIVE LUxURIEs.-Pliny Cooley, of
Palmer, has been compelled to pay seventeen
dollars and forty-six cents, as fine and costs,
for kissing Mrs. Mary NJ. Clark, against her
will. 1t is presumed that Mr.. Cooley got his
moneys worth.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-03-15

FiRE.--rhe scytbe factory at Winsted,
Conn. owned by the Winsted Manufactur-
ing Company, and the storehouse, together
with two or three smaller buildings adjoining.
were all destroyed by fire on Friday evening.
The factory was owned BY stock company.
Loss, $1,000.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-03-15

We learn that " Sam" carried the day, at
the March meeting, in Winchendon, by the
election of all the candidates on whom his
heart was set. The following are the names
of the selectmen, viz: Maynard Partridge,
John Cutter, a. ]. B. Sawyer. The School
Committee were chosen without reference to
party connections. Their names are as fol.
lows: Hon. E. Murdoch, E. s. Merrill, Esq,
and kers A. Baldwin, S. Piper, and A. P.
Marvin
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-03-15

Lyman Sibley, who has been town
clerk Of Barre, Mass, for 30 years, was voted
OUT oy the know nothings, who gave him,
however unanimous vote Of thanks Tor his
services.
The Lehigh Coal Navigation Com
pany have h%ed tho price Of coal per cargo for
the season which is about to commence, at
va 70 per ton Tor all sizes except chestnut,
for which the charge will be- "a. These are
the cargo prices for coal put on board OF yos.
sells VI BRISTOL
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-03-15

We have much pleasure in repeating that
Paul Julien, assisted by the wonderful little
child of song. Adeline Patti, and August
Gockel, pianist of the highest order, will
give one grand concert on Tuesday evening,
March 20th, at City Hall. We anticipate
ajoyous and proftible concert, for true tai
ent and genius, evideneing the highest or
der of cultivation. must ever reap its Just re-
ward. Paul Julien, this child of genius, as he
is called, when we remember that Paul Ju-
lien has attained his 14th year; that at the age
of seven years his father Ga meehanic) was his
only instructor, we are filed with astonish.
ment, penetrated with admiration in seeing
the precocious talent OF the young artist, not be-
cause, in playing he triumphs over the diff
culties OF his instrument, but because he ex-
presses the music as a sympathy to all choice
spirits. The violin of Paul julien is but the
echo of his soul, he puts them both in unison
This is how he charms all ears and touches all
hearts. His wonderful genius, we understand,
is always busy in producing something new,
and he has succeeded in produeinga new
piece called the Enchanted Violin. 1t will be
played the first time in public at his concert
here. 1t is said to contain strange sounds,
echoes, melodies, and combinations full Of en-
chantment, never heard before.
What shall we say of Adelina Patti. only
10 years of re, a natural wonder like Paul
Julien? g ders viii remember her; she
was her sr and half ago in com
pany She has greatly improv-
ed Necome more power
sings with more
most extraor-
with Paul Jul.
IS could have beer
Il a. Goekel, the tall
who is already familiar
ace and time does not per.
ny more, than that this will be
of the season. Let every body so
these two extraordinary children.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-03-15

HE COLLINS LrSE.-The model of the new
steamer for the Collins ine-the ANTARCTIC
has been decided on. She will be 3l7 feet
long, which is about 81 feet longer than the
present ships, and the capacity OF her cylin-
ders and tho power Of her machinery will he
90 per cent. greater than those of any Ameri-
can steamship aAoat. 1t is expected that she
VIII cross the Atlantic from dock to dock in
niue DAYS,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-03-15

New GooDs-Now opening at PRArr'S, No. 2O8 Main
street New styles os Ladies' Embroidered Collars and
Under Sleeves.
n B very large assortment of Lalies' and Chill.
drens Willow Baskets from five cents to five dolI rs
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-03-15

BrsHs CoUGH LozgSGEs These Lz,nges, for the cure
Of Cough, Coils Cltarrh Hoarseness and Asthma are
highly rreomm ENDED by all who have tried them They
are only y! cents box Try THIN. They are for sale
at BUsH's, 81 Front street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-03-15

FoR hANsA5.-A party, numbering some
two hundred, OF men, women and children,
lelt yesterday AFTERNOON for the west by the
Fichburg Railroad. They were in excellent
spirits, and seemed the right sort of people TO
go TO the new terrltory-hardy aud energetic.
a. large party assembled to tee them 20 off,
ahd thousand wishes were breathed for their
prosperity aud happiness Boston Post, l4th.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-03-15

g II. Jcuctt~, Dentist, aud Manufacturer o
mineral Teeth TEgrH inserted on dne gold plate from
one tooth TO an entire set.
Filling md extracting done in the most thorough man
ner' satisfaction guaranteed In all cases or no charge
~ ONCE over ENus DORR Co Is bookstore -four
doors north Of The American House.
Worcester, May l, 1854 ar
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-03-15

Drugs nj . DEscouns. The Subscriber intend
ing tn into his NEW 81 RE at the corner Of n in
and Mechanic rrots. the LIST of May next would call
the teaton of he public to the very excellent general
assortment Of DRUGS, MEDICINES, pERFUMERY, SC,
which in prospect If this change of loo on is eli1g
of for Cash, at a large disc unit from the regular
prices. DAVID SCOTT 243 Main strsst
mlrl4 dSwtmy1
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-03-15
DUStlCAL NEWS.
zuRAL SocIETY.-A meeting of
ees was held here, yesterday, at
the usual standing committees for

year were appointed. A committee of ar
rangements consisting olive was appointed to
take charge of the Summer weekly exhibit
tons, and Committee of the like number on
the autumnal exhibition; also committee to
consider and report upon the subject of the
next trienial festival. to be held during the
current year. 1t was also voted to authorize
the Treasurer to pay any premiums that were
awarded at the last exhibition, not withstand
ing such premiums were forfeited. in conse-
quence ofnot berg called for within the time
prescribed BY the rules Of the Society.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-03-15

4. PrentSss. Designer and Engraver upon Wood
and Stone House Crescent Street All orders LEFT
with y. W. RICE, at L. D. Goddard 4 Co.'s, will meet
with prompt attention. Particular attention paid to Draft
ug Machinery dec3O dtf