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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-20

Burning of the Steamboat John Stepens Of Phil
adeIphia -Three Lires Supposed to be Lost
PHILADELPHIA, July H.-The splendid steam
or John Stevens belonging to the Camden and
Amboy line; was destroyed by fire at O'clock
this morning, while lying at White Hall landing
below Barlentown. The entire wood work was
burned but the hull being of iron, it is, probably,
with the machinery not seriously damaged. The
u s." was the largest and most expensive boat
in the Delaware river. She was built in 1916 -
The cooks and steward are reported missing. The
other hands saved themselves by leapimg over
board.
The origin of the fire is not known. Six per-
sons were sleeping in the boat. So tar,the pilot,
one deck hand and the chambermaid, are all that
are known to be saved. Three females, cooks,
missing, who are supposed to have jumped
overheard.
SECOND DISPATCH
PHILADELPHIA. July IL Evening.-This af-
ternoon the bodies of the colored females
lost by the burning Of the steamer John
Stevens, were found near the boat in the river
supposed this morning, they had Jumped over
board and drowned. The total loss by the burn
ing of the steamer is estimated at $l32, 900.
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100000 A hnNEi Sa hAND WAM-
hTTE w. GRAY, Notary Pubic, denl-, in Land War
rants, and Attorney for tho prosecution of Military
Bounty Land and Pension claims. wishes to purcllas.
100000 ACRES of Military Bounty Land Warrants-
will attend TO any business. as Noary Public such as
acknowledgment of deeds, Assignment of Land War.
Iunis, &c., &c. LAFAYETTE w. GRAY,
Notary Public, Bounty Land and
juy6ts Pension Agent Lynchburg Vs.
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CORN FOls SALE.-Jusl receivad and Tor
~ sale 800 40D bushels o Go, n. low for ca.h--
Apply To !, l7s SALMONS S.nOORMAN.
or SAFE -slOO .OOO Bonds of The vlrelnia

lN0ts SALE -$l00, 900 Bonds of the Eirg mia
l. and Tennessee Railroad Company. bearing per
cent interest, principal and interest payable in New
York, and secured by seco'd mortgage upon the
tire Rond and all thu assets Of the Company.
These securities regarded as of the first class
md will be sol price To command the entian of
every caritas Flu information of the present eond-
ton uni future prospects oil the Road will be furnished
by MS npon application.
June i-dscfs PETERS. SPENCE e. Co
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BLACKsu THIS AND EARuEKs

ftNO fAhhRhS. tor - dullfs ! viii send Won
necipr fur tal iinr Ill Gipgbane aud pauc Spnvin
This never fre 70 fske of thee if proper.
~ tr'Jt"d. mind You not Ia nuke hs Recipe known
unless YOU & ~ me- 500
TO BLAGkSM IIHs -for doar will send
You Recipe tor Gliding Iron and Steel which /. rannl
every rrs.e-t bonA. 10 cents wurth Of this e. IN.
pos ion is equpi dollar, worth of bornN TIN.
R"c - s 10 ,e malr knpwn unlc.s YOU first send
me- so.
Persona purchs' ing Recipes after giving them trinl
wiI coutrr faV5i by sending their ceftihcates.
Address NJ. W. KENNEDY
luly 9.cot Srn-ELL'. TAvERN. AnnraIAC VI
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l AW Nsb TIs,r.-

NV NO BhCE.- The partners ip Of Gugein
< Paeeex IRE J. by limitation on the frs, dp. If
Inly TIE nfi ah 81 business of the pn,lnership will
st receive tho II Joint attention
JNO. q l.. GOGGIN
July ll-d"3s r. ". PAGE.
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LEE & JOHNSON
Bounty Land warrants.

NOTICE to the SOLDIERS ofthe WAR onel2
AK A. you VIII soon be in receipt Of your LAND
I~TY2WARRANfs aud suppose each aud every
nas8 Some OF you wish 10 GO, the very highes price you
ran therefore 'hi |, To notify you before making sale Of
YOUR claims You will i've me call nave made ar
Engagements n Nv York which viii enable me to pay
NOR" dun my on. hr,e u The side of New York,
LAFAYETTE ". GRAY.
Agent for Militia Claims.
,nryiir Lyaohbrrg Va.
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WIN
BOOK Ell II w ATKINS,
Richmond Virginia
WATKINS, son Il co,
Petersburg. Virginia.
General COnnlaiisSOn Mcrchnnts

nGflGE in Richmond. III. Cnrrv alrret In Pe.
~ trrshurg Corner al Old Md s. rnrorc streets.
Give Prampl personnl attention tho sae ol robao
ru W hcn Iuur and all kinda country produce aad
ny particular ntienio. filing otdrrs for custom, rs
Relrr TO the f'owiug gentlemen;
lne NJ o'"v. Esq. Chls"elI Dabney Erq.. Moor
HE y Jouos. pnd Don Z c. Peters, Il "a. Iynchburp.
Major T. W. lnne-, Bur@el lee. E-q mud NJ Is.
N"whn, Campbell CD Danirl Golrman. Sam'l Ber.
tcr, Eco md Waller Colcr,Jr-. Eaq rnlsylvnnia.
Iu ig" VIM Lc'gh, an Jnmo- Eury, E.I Halifax
uayS dtrt- ~
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THROUGH TO THE SPRINGS.

THROUGH. TO THE SPRINGS.
LNARE FROM LyNCHBURG
l. To the White Sulphur ........... IS 90
To Dagg.rs Springs. ..--....... 800
To Roekbridge Alum. .-...--...-... 90
To Warm and Hot Spinss.---..--.. 90
To Natural Bridge 90
To Lexington. -. oo
For Buchansn our Packet Boe,s Leave hynchburg at
Ga A NJ Morday Wednesday and Friday, and con-
meet with the Sage Lines North River snd Ceiar
Creek for The Natural Bridge, Lexington. Rock Alum
Warm and Hot SIR ngs and in Buchansn with The Line
by Dagger Springs TO the White Sulphur Returning
leave Buchaaan Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at
A NJ
The Boats for Richmond leave Lynchburg Monday,
Wedresda, and Friday at A. NJ.
BOYD, EDMOND 4 DAVENPORT.
nIn - ikcf.
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E'pR RE- - be- iaryrnnl 'uient Brick fF=
pNELLI 81 HOUSE suuted on ii street MI
nom The rrsld enee Of james T. Homer nul Eliiah
fiotrher. Ap,'v fn MARK ANTHONY JR
" l9-ThIfaA i2wf JAS. q. WILLIAMS
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COM.F.j.RNd: COt,I,-L

COW EEsi,fN 4. CODE,-LI,en Dnwei- 2G
- 10 46 iar. 1re; do Jrnns; Linen Shirts;
Muslin Linen Ho 81 ia; Funcy do. with French Cud.
B"ron and OH lie Collar; tiauze Under Shirts; Lin
IN and Cotton knlt Hose: thin Cmvat-, Tie. a. &C.
lou s"re M rails spIi lunger but come anl
supply yourselves heap tor ri.h.
il 70 WA 7 PACE
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M ANFE ID BY yanpg Indy, who can give
g"eo III ersf "es stunt, "a iHH private family
II enrh fenr, NJ SIC md thu sher English branches.
Aids"s. F. r, care of DR. b. g. Meegn-on Al.
LENS Creek = & .,nbrr,t county, Va. ie 3D.cit
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~ A STURDIVANT,
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
Richmond Va.
DRACTiSES in all the Courts of Richmond Clty
L an IN the Counties Of HenrGu aud Turnover.
In the capacity of nolary public will attend TO tskng
ncknowei gmcnt. OF leeds deposltipns. &c, Nc. All
professional dutiH- promptly dscha gcd. Office cor.
ner OF Bunk mud lth Streets Opposite Capitol Square.
ma .ds c3m
ALT -25O0 Sacks Jefiiies Il D0rsey's fine SALT,
~ in pr order. landing and for sale by
EDMOND. DAVENPORT & CO.
July RicLmo.d Vs
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POSTPDNEAIENT.

tn" nhoNe ~u." i po-tpnred uatl NEnNESD !
MORNING. III, alh inst vt 10 o'cl ,ck nreri-,iy win,
1t viii 20 ufrs1g take place G. Il. PHELPS,
~ lqstnaff A..,;.
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coINERs WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS

MAJ JonN II. fFArurs. (Inte of the Columbinn1
perintrndeni iuly Ii. .l,.o,
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RIO. R INNSEORD Admir-
!, oOcw3i of Henry VI Wincrrf de. Il.
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BALTIMORE AND NEW-YORK ADy'S.

IUDIAH ~ PI.EAsANTS,
TDB4GCO AGENTS ND GENERAL
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Id Broadway, New York
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-05-23

ERASMUS ON WAR.-If there is, in the af-
fairs of mortal men, any one thing which it is
proper uniformly to explode, and incumbent
on every man by lawful means to avoid, to
deprecate, to oppose, that one thing is, doubt
less, war. There is nothing more unnaturally
wicked, more productive Of misery, more ex-
tensively destructive, more obstinate in mis-
chief, and more unworthy of man, as formed
by nature, much more of man protesting
Christianity.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-05-23

A CONVERT IN VIRGINIA. friends of
genuine, fashioned, slave catching relig-
ious sentiments, who have been exercised to
such terrible extent by Mr.. Stewards Higher
Lao heresies, will be panied to hear that SEN
ator Hunter, of Virginia, has lapsed into the
fearful error. In recent speech at Peters,
burg, Va, he made the following confession
Of diabolical faith -
"Protestants and Catholics, all Christian
Churches and individuals, believe that the al
legiance which they owe to God is higher .han
any obligation to man; and that ia a conflict
6et'oeea human and Define laaOs, zoe should Serue
God rather than mon.'
Heavens, what are we coming to! Vir-
gilman, statesman Democrat, supporter
of Frank Pierce. an owner of slaves, actually
embraces the Higher Law But let the
friends of lower law be of good cheer. At
least, Augustus Cesar Dodge, the most illit.
crate and illustrious of plenipotentiaries,
will stand firm. He, at least, will be as res
olute as donkey. He never had an idea of
anything Divine-he never had any very dis
tinct notion of God-he will never embrace
the Higher Law.-At1as.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-05-23

A SPHINx.-A Sphinx has been received
at the State Department, sent over to the
Government by Mr.. DeLeon, United States
Consul General in Egypt. 1t is an antiquity,
Of course, and has the body of lion and face
OF young woman. 1t is capitally cut in
sandstone, and stands about two feet high
1t is covered with hieroglyphics, and has cary
ed on it representations of beetle, bull,
scorpion, dogs, crocodile, faces, and other
figures. WGsbinQtore Star,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-05-23

DAILY PAPER.-Five dollars per year 500 Tor SIX
months; 5 for three monhs 10 cents per week. single
ones Two cents each When paid strictly in GdUance
de5ucton of 81 year will be made, and proporhonate
educton if paid quarterly Or half yearly in advance
WEEKLY PAPER--Prce two dollars year; 81 for six
months and so cents three months If paid strictly in
advance 81 rs cts year; single copies cents each.
NJ The postage the daily by mail TO any part of
Massachusetts, 10 cts quarters to other States IS cts
quarter On the Weekly in Worcester County, nothing,
in all other parts of Massachusetts, 10 cts. year; in
ether States "a cts. a year.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-05-23
Books, &c.

-BOOKS-BOOKS! JOHN KEITH
ED y CO.'S Bulletin Of New Books, No. 239 Main street.
The Augustin Age of France.
Wonderful Adventures of Capt Priest Another Budget
The English CONAN in Russia.
The Philosophy of Sectarianism.
The 0'DOherty Papers. Vols.
The Saints Inheritance.
Surgical Reports
The Illustrated Manners Book.
The Christianity of Common Life, 2 Vols.
Tour Round my Garden.
Homes for the People.
The Old Inn, by Josiah Barnes.
Fosters First Principles of Chemistry.
The Country Neighborhood.
The Desert Home, by Mayne Reid.
Tri-Coor Sketches in Paris. Illustrated.
Another Budget, by Jane Anthony Eames.
Grace Lee. By Julia Kavagnah.
The Summer Land. Southern Story.
Rag Bag. By N. P. Willis.
Eminent Orators and Statesmen of Ancient and Modern
Times.
Kate Aylesford. By Chas. J. Peterson
Adventures of Amyas Leigh. BY Chas. Kingsley,
Visits to European Celebrities. By W. B. Sprague.
Long Look Ahead, by A. S. Roe.
Travels in Europe and the East by Prime.
The Hen Fever, by Geo Burnham.
The Peasant Boy Philosopher
Israel Potter, Fly Years of Exile by Melville.
Harpers' Gazetteer of the World.
Harpers' Story Book.
Queens of Scotland Vol. s.
Springfield Arnory. By Abbott.
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Price Two cents
C8t 9ailg Spp.
WEDNESDAY, MAY %, 1855.

From the Knickerbocker for Mayl
What the Young Man saw in Broadway.
Suggested bya yell kHolvn Engraving.
BY liEIsTER KARL.
Istood on the steps of the Astor,
And gazed at the living tide
OF vehicles down the middle,
And people up either side.
And I saw maid who was ''pumpkins,p'
In shawl of real Cashmere,
Jump down from the steps of carriage,
While her robe SCOT caught in the rear.
Oh the robe was of MORE antique.
"a very expensive ''rag:n)
But skirt peeped out below it,
And that was a coffee bag.
knew it had once held coffee
Though now twas another thing;
For on twas "FISE OLD JAvA,T
Unmarked in store -blacking
And thought, as she gained the sidewalk
And the "musinn again was furled
How much those outskirts and in-skirts
Were like mans heart in the world.
How many Pharisee humbug
Plays lifelong game of brag;
His words all silk and velvet,
And his heart but coffee bag
And turned me into the Aston,
For my heart was beginning to sink,
And told the tale to my brother
And it rung him in for a drink
Itrung him in for cocktails
And then to myself confessed,
When thought how came by the ttardentn
That was as bad the rest.
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90 Get.

4ss5afss, TENEMENTS TO LET-several de
ES5Hg sirabe senemens to rent, Oh Pleasant street,
E5TsHH4 and vicinity.
- N. b. public conveyance to be had by a
new line Of 0mnibuses to commence running on or near
the ls of APRIL between Newton street. Main street and
Lincoln square, for hebenet of those who may desire iv
ing little retired from the noise and excitement the city,
For further particulars, inquire at Il. Il. ABBOTT Il
cos Real Estate Office, No. Flaggs Buildings
Iaa29 diff
"a TO LET.-A good House and Barn, with about
H six acres Of land pleasantly situated upon Lincoln
aAsssAh street, one mile from the Court House.
10 any one wishing retired residence with few acres
Of land suitable for supplying vegetables for Market the
above offers rare chance For further particulars in
quire of L. W. VAIL. Office 236 Main street.
mar5 diff
20 LIVERY STABI1E.-The subscr
1lN7s bers having purchased the rights and interes
S& Of the Heirs of the late D, ?, QUITTING. in
SLEA the Livery Stables on Pearl street would re-
Fpectiuy inform their friends and the public that they
VIII continue to keep horses for hire and shall also board
such may be entrusted to them. Their long experience
and practical knowledge horses enables them to ask
Rlth confidence, share of public patronage
few horses can be accommodated now with board
also o rev good ones for sale. L. c. LOWELL.
OF DIFF Livery Stable, Pearl Street.
FENO LET.-Ofiee and Shop room over Bigeow's
n Wire Shop on Maple street, in the of the Wor-
caster House. Inquire Of h. W. WALL 236 Man-sreet
jan27 diff
TENO LET.-A Store, rs by 25, on Mechanic street
a near the Railroad suitable for the Produce or Boot
Manufacturing business. Apply to VIM Q. SWEET.
febl7 diff
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POETRY AND PRosE.-A Catholic poet, more
than hundred years ago, wrote these lines,
which are familiar as " household words" to
all Christian readers -
In Faith and Hope, the world will disagree,
But all mankind's concerned in Charity,
So much for the poetry, now for the prose-
We copy from the atlas =
On Tuesday morning, in the ship Daniel
Webster, one Mary Williams, poor Irish
woman, with her babe three weeks old, and
native of Massachusetts, was sent back to Ire
land and starvation. She earnestly and tear
fully protested against Punishment, but, for
being poor, by the civil authority of the COM
monwealth, she was forced away. In all this
rich and prosperous State there was no work
for her to do, and no one to take pity on her.
A second time an outcast and an exile, she
was remanded to penury, oppression, suffer-
ing and friendlessness. The naked facts are
eloquent enough without comment.
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THE WORCESTER SPY.


Printed and Published by JOHN MILTON EARLE, q
r,I.s DRTvT at No 212 Main Street, Worcester Mass
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Dru GOODS.
GRAND OPENING
ON PRICE ONLY!!!

ON E PRICE ONLY!!!
MARTIN STOWE
Takes great pleasure in announcing his old customers
ard to the public generally, that he will open his elegant
and spacious store Gust erected) in CLARK'S
BLOCK, on the Corner Of Main and Mechanic
Streets on the 4th of April 1885, where he hopes to re
ceive liberal share af patronage from the public.
Customers will be better accommodated at this Store
than at any other in the States nasmuch as all goods are
kept, and will be shown the same floor thereby avoid
ing descending into damp cellars for Domestcs or going
up long flights Of stairs for Carpets have just pur
chased an entire stock Of about
500 Bales and Cases of Goods,
at the recent New York Auctions, and otherwise which
Ipropose to offer at prices that will ensure quick sale
The stock consists of large variety of
FANCY DRESS SILKS!
BLACK SILKS.
Ia Black Silks do hesitate to say that their su
perior cannot be found in this city nor any other
SHAwLs
every variety from he cheap printed to the $50 Cash
mere in new and elegant designs.
DRESS GOODS
f9Very descrip tion to be found in the market
PRINTS! PRINTS.
In fast madden colors, from Ct cents upwards
CARPETS CARPETS I!
The best selected stock to be found in the State and al
NEW GOODS of elegant designs many of which are
not tobe found elsewhere and lower prices than evor
before offered In this stock will be found the celebrated
CLINTON cARPETSd
in all their variety whose reputation for beauty and du
rabiIity, has no equal
EMBROIDERY and LACE GOODS.
In this department customers will fud large and
beautiful Stock not excelled by any in tie city.
From auction, HOSIERY and GLOVES in great variety.
THREAD STORE GOODS.
Particular attention paid to all the small wares ay
kept in haberdashery stores.
DOMESTIC GOODS.
All widths Brown and Beached sheetings of the most
approved manufacture.
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
Il LARGE VARIETY OF LINEN GOODS.
Linen sheetings.
Pillow Case Linens
Fronting do,
Table do
In fact my Linen department large and at very low
prices.
will not attempt to the many articles KEEP
In the different departments of this establishment but
will only say that they many and will be likely to
meet the wants of ALL and will be sold cheap for cash
am determined to meet a want which has long been
felt in this city, and establish the
ONE PRICE SYSTEM
believing that business may be conducted under it in fla
more honorable and agreeable manner commanding the
trust and confidence of the customer integrity of the
Beler.
The price of every article will be MARKED IN PLAIN
FIGURES, from which no deviation will be allowed
have employed help that will give their undivided at
eDtion to the wants of the customer and do everything
iorender visit to this establishment agreeable and pro
htable MARTIN STOWE
CLARKs BLOCK,
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BROWN & cos
WHTTE FRENCH CHTNA

Dining and Tea Ware in sets, or by the piece to accom-
modate purchasers. Gold Band and Decorated Dining
and Tea Eetsthe largest and most complete assortment
ever offered in this City-prices varying from
Fine Dollars to SeUeaty5fUe Dollars per Set
Fruit Baskets, Comportiers, &c. Vases of all kinds,
prices, and shapes. Also a large quantity of Fancy
Goods, sc.
GUT GLASS WARE,
Of both Foreign and American Manufacture-the largest
and richest assortment have had the pleasure of
offering to the public
Aso-common Glass Ware from Manufacturers Aue
TONS which we are enabled to sell gerry cheap
Our stock of Table Cutlery Tea Trays, Whitlocks cee
brated White Metal Ware, Britannia and Silver Plated
II are, is very much larger than before.
LAMPS OF all kinds and prices, among which are the
celebrated German Reading Lamps the most economical
and best lamp for the purpose that has yet been manu-
facured Also French Carcel, Solar and Hanging Lamps
Eluil Lamps. all binds Of Side Lamps. SC. NC.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-05-23

ISTORY OF MASSA CHUSETTS.
work for youth, and one that should be in the
hands Of each and every youth in the State.
BAKER CO., ISL Main street, specially call the at
tenton of Book Agents to this work They have just
to hand some hundreds which will be supplied extreme
ly rates Please call above. Price atretai 63 cts
apl3 DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-05-23

limited STATES BOUNTY LAND
" AGENCY-PRESS FORWARD YOUR
CLAIDIS Army and Navy Officers, Soldiers both Reg
uars and Volunteers Sailors, Marines, Floa-men Mu-
sicians Wagon Masters Transfers Indians and all per.
who may have served fourteen days in any the
Wars Of the United States since the year $780, the law of
1855 gives each of YOU who have not heretofore received
a Warrant for Land, One Hundred and Sixty Acres !
And to all who have received Bounty Land, enough
to make one Hundred and Sixty Acres
In the of the death Of the person entitled Land
his widow, or if no widow, the minor child children,
Rre entitled to the Bounty.
We are prepared to promptly prosecute oil claims
for and, and lOiH supply Justices Of Peace, County
Clerks, Commissioners Of Deeds, NOtar1eS Public,
LaWyers, and all Others, Nth the necessary inStruc-
tons and blank forms, free Of cost, application,
by mail or otherwise.
When desired, will sell the Warrant at the market
price and remit check for the proceeds.
N. r.. COBB & CO.,
p William street, New York.
HEFERENCEs-Bank of the Commonwealth, New York.
Ohio Life and Trust Company New York.
mch21 dom
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-05-23

NtAR ONATE AMMONIA.-sO JARS Car
" b. to Ammonia, just received, and for sale BY
o. A. HARRINGTON Co,
d. No. so Main
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-05-23
GAS FIXTUR Es .

This is a branch of our business to which we shall
pay particular attention We have now on hand very
splendid assortment of Chandeliers, Pendants Pillars
Brackets, Pipe &c, from the celebrated manufactory Of
Cornelius 81 Baker, Philadelphia, all new goods new
styles, and cheaper than Boston New York prices.
Of Paper Haugngs, Borders, &c, we have an endless
variety.
We earnestly invite all our old friends and customers
and as many will come, to call and examine
our splendid Stock and Stere before purchasing else
where; as, with facilities are confident that we
suit the most fasdous in regard Styles prices or
the quality Of the goods,
BROWN & CO., No. 2 Flagg's Block
N. B. Particular attention paid to the Wholesale De
partment.
Worcester March %. 1855. diff mares
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NEW BOOKS.
II. b A X E II &c @ o.,
No 1874 Main street.
My Brothers Keeper by author of Dollars and Cents.
Sam Sticks Nature and Human Nature.
Harpers' and Putnam's for May.
Frank Leslie's Ladies' Gazette, Tor May.
Linny Lockwood.
Jane Seton.
Matrimonial Shipwrecks.
Savie House
LEVEL Pastures.
Philip R0llo
Percy E6ingham.
Alderman Ralph
Pride Of Life.
Kenneth.
May Flower by Harriet Beecher stowe.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-05-23

kB KER g. co. have just opened large invoices o
Books from Trade Sales, which, with former stock
makes much the largest and most complete offered
in Worct ster and the price of sterling standard works
lower. Call and see at 1874 Main street. diff ap13
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Business GQr0s.
HERBERT DANIELS.

Attends to all kinds land surveying in city and county
upon reasonable terms. Plsns made, &c
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TENRUNKS, VALISES, AND CARPET
BAGS-of the best manufacture, for sale low, at
apps d&w6 MERRILLiS, 221 Maisst.
4 ARD OIL,-150 bbls. A. G. Cheever Co.'S
"a Lard OIL in store and for sale by
G. s. & A. J. HOWE.
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