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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-09-11
S SPY
The Military.

The following toast appears in the report of the
proceedings at the Mechanics Dinner of last
week" The Soldier and Mech mic: Nav thew
both march to the music of the same band, quick
time to all that is moral and Intellectual but
1t does not appear that there was any response
How is this! The military made so conspicuous
an appearance on that occasion, that they should
have had some notice in the speeches, and here
was toast well drawn, for some of the moral
and intellectual giants then and there present 10
respond to- How potently they could have taken
up the sentiment, and urged the soldiers there
before them to march quick time out of all the
toolery OF bear-skin caps aud Swallow tail"
coats, into such respectable appearance as NOR
al and intellectual taste would dictate to cease
wasting so much time and money in making
themselves ludicrous, to the establishment of lit,
tie boys and the admiration OF silly women and
devote themselves, with their surplus time and
money to such moral and intellectual pursuits as
should tend to make them useful and honorable
to the community in which they live, which this
occupation does not. The eminent diyines pres.
ent, protested teachers of the peaceful gospel.
could thereupon have urged them to cease to
learn the trade of human brutality, to adopt the
pfecepts of the gospel. and mora and intellectual
culture to become good citizens ard true Chris
tlansi to "beat their swords into ploughshares
and their spears into pruning hooks" and to
hasten the time when "nations shall learn war
no more" instead of spending so much to Yetard
it.
But why need the mechanics of Worcester
have mill AIRY escort on their festive occasions;
surely they fear no enemy, and need no military
guard for defence. The only purpose seems to
be to add pomp and circumstance to the display;
but his could be done much better by the me-
chenies parading with the appropriate dress of
their various professions, ornamented with the
implements OF honest. peaceful labor, instead of
bringing out that deadiest foe to the mechanic
arts, the machinery Of war.
Let Worcester mechanics be wise and avoid
all can now and display, but when they need to
make a show, let it be of those appliances that
tend TO goodness and greatness, their own imple-
msnis, OF which they may well be proud, and with
them "march quick time TO all that's moral and
intellectual" ii.
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MORE RAILROAD AcCIDENTs.-Anoth Sc
rious railroad accident, attended with loss of
life, occurred on the Camden and Ambov
Railroad, Saturday afternoon. The engine Of
the two O'Clock train, when near Beverly, was
thrown from the track by the breaking of an
axle attached TO the forward truck, aud rem.
dered complete wreck. One baggage car
and passenger car also run off. John Hol-
l1nd, the engineer, was so badly injured that
the ampufation of one of his limbs became
necessary, but he died shortly after the oper
alton had been performed, He lived at Cam
den and leaves family. Thorne, fireman,
was seriously injured, but not considered IA
tally, None of the passengers were injured.
The accident was occasioned by flaw in the
axle, next to the wheel.
The train from Baltimore for Washington.
last Saturday night, ran over bull near An
napolia junction, throwing the cars from the
track. The mail, baggage, and smoking cars
were smashed. The latter was full of passen-
gers, but all proyidentially escaped the least
injury.
suit has been commenced in the United
States Circuit Court, by lawyer of New
York, against the Camden Amboy Railroad
Company, for damages ON account Of injuries
sustained by two members of his family in the
recent catastrophe.
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Courl Of rOmmon pIea..---Cirn Term.

JUDGE BRIGGs PREsDING.
No, ll64.-Asahel D. Taft Us. William H. Rice,
et. al
The trial Of this case commenced on Friday;
and was given to the Jury at twelve o'clock, Sat
urdsy noon At the opening of the Court Mon.
day afternoon, the Jury came in with a verdict
for plaintiff, for s35. Dewey s. Williams for
plaintiffs 6. f. Hoar for defendant On trial, No.
1886 Next in order, No 1854
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Police Court.

MONDAY, Sept. 10th.
Before Justice Green.--John Wood, brought IN
for being drunk, was discharged by disclosing
where he got his liquor.
Patrick Cornif, Thomas Garwin, and Michael
Riley, ior beiog drunk, were each fncd 50 and
costs. The latter was committed in default.
John Wood, arraigned on two complaints for
selling Intoxicating liquors contrary 10 law, 70
John Wood, was tined, for the first offence, $40
and costs. and sentenced TO the House Of Corfec.
ton for twenty days, and put under bonds of
$1,000 not TO violate the law for one year For
the second offence he was fined $40 and costs
and sentenced Tor thirty days. He appealed.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-09-11

A VETERAN PRINTER.-One of the COM
positors of the Boston Transcript office COM
pleted his 26th year of service in that estab-
Eshment on the 18th inst. land, says the Trans
eript, thanks to the temperance and regular
ty OF his habits, he is apparently good for 25
years more of usefulness. The printer who
occupies the stand nearest this veteran work
man has been employed in the Transcript Of
fee 20 years.
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VALUATION OF CAMBRInGE.-The whole
amount OF property assessed for taxes in
Cambridge, for the present year, is as follows:
Personal Estate S6,443, 900; Real Estate,
SlO,646,65O, total = 900, 34O-being an i'm
crease on last year OF $556,S66 The rate as.
sessed is $3.50 on s $1,000, being fifty centsin.
crease over last year. The number of polls
taxed for the present year is 1862, being $40
less than last year.
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DEATHS IN BosroN.-For the week ending
at noon, Saturday, the number of deaths in
this city was so, decrease of 7 from last
week. There were 10 fatal csses of consump-
ton; of cholera infantum, IA of dysentary,
10. Under 20 years of age, Sc.
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Nh. PHEIrs's WE1ooMB At ran DBMo.
cRAuo CoNvENTIoN.-Mr. PAelps-Gentle.
men. / was advised to come here and exhibit
myself as a curiosity.
Voice of Dslegate-A id good speci-
men.
SCENE rest in this bosom, my own stricken dear"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-09-11

The Board Of Education, at their meeting in
Boston, on Friday, unanimously made choice Of
Ex-Governor GEORGE S. BoUrwELL, of Groton.
successor 10 Rev. Barnas Sears, as Secretary of
the Board. or this appointment. the Springfield
Republican judiciously Iemarks--"Mr. Boutwell,
has been bestknown a legislator and politician
for some years; but his talents, in every position
he has occupied, have been conspicuous and high.
ly creditable both as ready speaker and writer
His opportunities in early life we're not very IA
vorabie; but few men have been closer students
than he, since he became old enough TO appreci.
ate the value of well cultivated mind. 1t Is
said that, amidst all the exciting occasions
through which he has passed. in his public life
he has industriously pursued rigid course of
study IN history, mathematics, modern languages
and all subjects calculated to inyigorate the mind
and supply it with useful information Herein
probably is the secret Of his acknowledged power
as public speaker. He is eminently a practical
man. and knows how, as few do, TO adapt himself
TO the masses. We understand many candidates
we're before the Board for consideration, but no
individual appeared SO well qualified to meet the
immediate wants Of our educational interests as
the one selected"
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SUIT FOR RAILROAD DAMAGES, Ne,o York,
Sept. "a suit has been commenced in the
United States Circuit Court, bya lawyer of
this city, against the Camden and Ambcy
Railroad Company, for damages on account of
injuries sustained by two members of his fam
lily, in the recent catastrophe.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-09-11

MAiSE.-Telegraphic reports, last evening,
stated thattho combination Of Democrats, Wings.
and Anti-Liquor Law men had probably carried
the State, eleeting majority Of the House. and
probably Of the Senate, with chance for the
Governor, also
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-09-11

New ARTIcIE.-Those in want Of collars
are referred to the advertisement Of VALENTINE
& sTuDIEr, who have new, cheap, and inter.
esting article in this line.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-09-11

FACTORY BURNT.-.The cotton factory of
the Griswoldville Company, at Coeiain,
Franklin county, was destroyed by fire on
Saturday morning. Loss $40, O00-no insur.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-09-11

WIsrAR's WILD CHERRr BALsAM, seienhf-
ie combination OF the active principle in the Wild
Cherry Bark and Tar, is doing wonders in the
way Of allcviating all lung diseases II seems 10
cure those obstinate cases that nothing else will
rsRrh.
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HOMICIDE AT MARBLEHEAD.-In Marble
head, on Saturday last, two lads named Strong
and Greaves-the former fourteen and the lat
ter eleven years Of age-got into quarrel
and finally came to blows. After a time they
separated, when Strong followed and over
took Greares, and commenced beating him
numerically. They were again separated,
and the Greayes boy taken home, where he
died on Tuesday morning, from the effects, as
IS supposed, of the blows given by the Strong
boy.--Lynn Reporter.
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The Portsmouth IN. H. Chronicle says the
the non-enforcement Of the Liquor Law, in Bos-
ton, has the effect to concentrate there the filth
iest and yilest people in New England We
should not wonder il there were some Of this
class an other places, II the acknowledgements OF
the liquor law drew them there, which il would
certainly have tendency to do.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-09-11

NutrltaVe Principie.-DR. ALFRED g. Hal.
Author Of the New Theory Of Cure bv Nutrition can
pc consulted in person by letter to his address He
cees ana examines patients in all forms of disease gives
gune hope to all inVaIds of safe and natural rstoa
5o on principles new and satisfactory at his HFAITn
feb6 dkvIv AA0"is rum U 70
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RoBBING THE DEAD New York, Sept. 8.
a private despatch to the Times, from Bur
lngton, states that MIR. Loveland, who was
Killed IN the railroad accident, had at the time
large amount OF funds in his possession, but
When ms partner, Mr.. Gleene, arrived from
boston, they were missing. Mr.. Greene SUBJ
sequently recovered check for $1,000 from
one person, and various articles of propertv
from others. No money was found on Mr..
LoVeland, although it was believed ne had
large sum. Some excitement had been caused
by the affair, and legal investigation was to
be had. There had been no arrests of the
persons censured by the coroner's jury.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-09-11

Suffering Females will find timely relief and
friend in need, well suited to their case the faithful
of DR.. Cloughs Columbian Pills The sense of sink
ing at the pit of tie stomach, transient pains and aches
creeping sensations broken rest foul tongue spondency
terror sighngs and groanngs tremulunsness rrtabty
ftful starting--these, and much more, these Pills will
Sold for merely % cents box. See advertisement
Sold BY D. SCOTT, Druggist. die2S
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GENERAL CAss arrived 10 Boston on Saturday.
on bis way to visit his native State. lie 4. to be
At the Fair, at Manchester, tomorrow.
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w. A. s.. SMYTH.

Manufacturer of and Wholesale Dealer in
LADIES', MISSES, & CHILDREN'S BOOTS 4 SHOES
= both Sewed and Pegged, by the case or dozen.
CORNER Oh Union Market Streetsa few steps East Of the
Exchange Hotel, Worcester, Mass
duZS div
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SchGOi COmmitIcPs, or Teachers fitting up
echoo Rooms with the Modern School Desks and Stools
can purchase 80 in good condition. for onehaf their orig
maj cost by applying to WM II. EATON Proprietor Of
massachusetts, Mercantile and Mathematical Irsfitule
Worcester, Mass. au25 - Az
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u CRrd.-A lew families whs NAV need tho,orL
ana anu easy Dental operations performed, espeoailv
tnose having sensitive difficult teeth to fill viii he
sIsea 70 attend Persons wishing to make engagements
Mum Bank, Opposite Office to Isaac Davis
ohildTen's teeth particularly attended TO-
Office hours from 10 to II o'cocd A NJ ana -, a 4.
O'Clock, P. NJ. ' anu nun 70
Operations performed without giving pain
"uis du HOLT, NJ. d. Dds
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

BaiIey's TOotbache DrOPs.-This remedy for
this most excrucang pain is not only Of the best but
the uery best remedy offered to those aficted with
abe teothache after the failure OF every other remedy now
offered to the public you have only to try Raey's Tooth
ache Drops and will have cure in minute For sale
wholesale by WEEKS & POTTER, 154 Washington ST.,
Boston, and by Druggists. generally aul4 dom
NVisIar's Balsam of Wild Cherry.-Asa a
consequence of our variable and caprcious North Amer
can climate, coughs colds, and affections of the lungs
prevail amongst people extent wholly unknown
in Europe and if neglected often assume dangerous If
not incurabe form Many thousands die annually in
England, of CONSUMPTION. In the New England States
the proportion is in four ave. In Boston probably
one in four In the city Of New York, sixty died
in two weeks in csmber, of this disease Natures
remedy at our hand. The Wild Cherry and the Pine
furnish us with cure, where a cure is possible.
Thousands saved every year by Wstars Balsam Of
Wild Cherry.
None genuine unless signed BUTTS, on the wrapper
Prepared and sold wholesale and RETAIL only by SETH
W. F0WLE Boston, Mass, to whom all orders should be
addressed, and for sale by his agents.
AGESrs.-James Green, D. Scott, NJ. B. Green, Chas,
Clark. Worcester G. II. Colburn, Leominster.
sl2 eod2w&w2.
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FRAScrs TUgEY, ESQ = II is said that Esan.
els Turkey, late City Marshal, is expected to
return from California in few weeks, 70 take
up'hs permanent residence in boston.
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DRAPER. 81 CLARK.

or or sale and wiz keep hand through the
ape1'e assortment of LIME than can be bought al
ter. ga" S@'0lne fIAs
Worcester, March is, 1854 dtf oohoa
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GA Shall See! What shall we see !? You shall
sec MACULLAR. WILLIAMS cos advertisement on,
the FIRST page in which they announce their adonon 81
the ONE PRICE SYSTEM, and no deviation Read thai
advertisement, and trade at MACULLAR, WILLIAMS
q Jus. lit anoo
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Balm of Thousand Flowers !-Reader
do you wish beautiful complexion If SO, the Balm
ana from me FACET F4 aasb6E and and s RRfss
ana cleansing the Teeth, leaving beautiful perfumed
FETRIDGE CO., Boston G. R. sPURR, sole agent
iOA HoleesleE. je6 diff
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LURE y MEDICINAL EXTRACTS, PREPARED IN yAoro
lSod or Fluid Just received, large assortment Of me
ABOVE named Extracts fresh from the inapufactorv of
MessTs Illden Co., for sale Wholesale and retail nv
'ohN u HILL, Apothecary, 299 Main rect
auiA dim
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-09-11

Geo. r. SPuFr, Successor to L T LAzELL
Wholesale and Retail Druggist and Dealer in Gold Plat
and Foil, Mineral Teeth and Dental Findings. Also
Manufacturer of Soda Water and Syrups. No POI Main
street. Worcester. dtf aplg
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j. e. LINNELL, MD

u VI " a IL loT A ID SUR EON,
(For nine years an Allopathic Physlcian)
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE No. WALNUT Sr. WoRorsrKR.
Once hours from to A. ~, aDd to3PM
iy "a des,
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DIR. Hnrris. ncnIi-

Ut. Harris, Dentist. still occupies those pleas
AM rooms, loS MAN, corner Of Walnut street Tbankf
70 n former patrons for their assistance he will endeavor
" re their confidence, viii ch he atters himself he ba
with their patronage ' may i"'or hin
.i ms Artnclal Teeth which have given such genera
satisfaction, are inserted in all the various STYLES ara m,
on the best materials. iy1a ''0'' "HI 1P
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-09-11

You owe Inc five dollars for that opinion
you lad of me- said Squire B--to his
client.
No don't said the man, for had never
had any opinion of YOU
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-09-11

Mrs. $. Goodwin, an experienced and success
midwife holds herselfin readiness day and nigh 10 a
sehuthe duties Of her profession. Residence is Austin
oct2l dtf
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GOODNOW & HOY WOoD.

h'V' ~ ~ dtN D IKE EI--WHoLRSALE DEALERS IN
BOOTS, SHOES, AND RUBBERS,
IN all ther variety selected for the New England trade
Also at Retail the largest stock in this city which win be
sold at the lowest prices - ~
je9 " i WIZ
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PIRE N DANA The barn of Mr.. John Gro
yer, of StorrsYille, with shed, about forty tons
OF hay, a lot Of straw. three oxen, horse, val
liable two-horse wagon, threshing machiRe,caEt,
besides a complete aud valuable set Of farming
tools, was entirely consumed b. fire, last Sssur-
day night The fire Rls discovered 6y III. Gro
yer, ab0u. hali-p4st eleven o'cloek. The barn At
that tine, vas enc IS Of fame inside, and il
was impossible 20 save snytlias Ct Importance
from it. TIE house uzs less than I've rods ron
the barn, and vas saved b. the slnszt sups-hE-
man exertioas Of NJ G., za5 as family zni
neigaboTs, who wsrs obliged 70 CARR Ezta< sols
fifteen rods, astsE draining The csssn a tie
house, as there was ne engine 70 bel zd- Two ot
the four oxen winch we've II ths barn, br0ke tasir
fastenings and rushed ont OF the bans ons Of
them fell near the barn and soon died: tbs Othsr
escaped, but It is badly burned. The horse was
valued at $3.50, and was owned. together with
the threshing machine, By Mr.. George B. Gal
lond, of Petersham. The barn was SO BY IS feet,
the shed 40 feet long. and both were ccmpara-
lively new. The whole loss is upwards Of $4,000
There is insurance. at the i hampshire Mutual Of
fee for 500 on the barn, $500 on the stock, and
800 on the hay.
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Prof. MOhr's German Fly Paper.-A sure
and certain remedy for the destruction Of Flies Reaches
Ants, Bugs, Mosquitoes, &c, BURR PERRY,
No. Cornhill, Boston,
ad1 dLOl General AGENTS for New ENGLAND
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-09-11

FIroHBURe.-The Village Baptist Church in
FItchbutg, have extended unanimous invitation
to the Rev Kendall Brooks, late Professor of
Mathematics and Natural History in waterville
College, Maine, and formerly Pastor of the Bap-
list Church in PASSPORT, Me-, t, become their
Pastor
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-09-11

Slate for Roofs.-The subscriber is prepared to
furnish Slate for Roofs of superior quality, and lay it in
the best manner on the satisfactory terms. Sam.
pies may seen at the yard on Grove street
apis DIFF JOHN BARNARD.
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VI hIoA ana Fountatn stS., Worcester Mass The
proprietors Of this Institution aim 10 MAKE n a CON-
gtspe home for nvads at all seasons The location h
eVaed and healthy yet easy access from ali parts n
me medical department Is conducted by DR. s. Roarps
ana mas never been limited the exclusive use Of a,e
III hose cases which seemed to require other treatment
For terms, dc, address
- II. y. ROGERS, suPERfSrESpENr
Out door practice attended TO- Office hours 2to b. M
au27 dAwif ~'O h'"'
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Sparkling SOda Water, with all the choicest
aTyIes q Syrups, to be had at all times of GEO. r.
sFuRh Druggist and Apohecary, No. 2Ol Main streett
$3.50 soda Dy the fountain, made short notice. and de-
towns. diff ~ eisloy1ons
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A. p. WARE.
HERBERT Hall.

The undersigned, who has had his School for Young
Ladies, the Salisbury Mansion for more than Two
has disposed Of that location and will vacate the Mansion
at the close Of the present Session
His School hereafter nainly for Boarding Scholars
win be continued at his residence at the iIiebands
salisbury St, under the name Of HERBERT HALL
me character of his School at the Mansion must be the
pledge OF the undersigned for the future Complete an
pontmenls for Family Boarding School of the rst grade
with The added advantages Of this charming location
mus oe the recommendation of Herbert Hail. where an
Ter Of him whose honored ma me Il bears will he or
ambition. ' van " Vui o'S~uS
unIl November the undersigned will occupy temporary
55Ier very convenient and pleasant, In Mt Vernon
Sept 10th. NP~1 VA NA"NOAAi
The Terms Of the School, 1.-THE same as heretofore with
on Parcu,ars may be learned from Catalogue Just Is
1s salisbury Mansion until Aug sth after at Mt Vernon
u, -, =. - N. 7. BENT.
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THE annual exhibition of the Worcester West
Agricultural Society will be held at Barre on the
10Th inst. Address by Gov. Boutwell,. That of
the worcester SCUM; wiii Us IeId af st6afbfifdse
on the Sd of October Address by Hon Amasa
Walker
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a. PFentiss. Designer and Engrayer upon Wood
ana stone Over the Quinsigamond Bank Entrance Ia
aln street House on Crescent Street All orders viii
meet with prompt attention Particular attention mia ~
Drafting Machinery. dec30 az
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-09-11

Removal Mrs. NJ. W. GERELDs, Phys,c,an
and successful ltdlUlfe No. 90 Summer, between Cen
RAJ and Exchange streets N B-Particular attention
given the treatment of all Female Diseases eff oS
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Worcester Academy.-The Fall Term of the
Worcester ACADEMY will commence on MONDAY, the
10th of September next. WIN. S. GREEN, Principal.
August rs, 1855. DIV
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l.. BnbbSt1 will take IIagner,oo,,,,,o. o.. =.

IL Bnbbftt will take Daguereotypes for so cents
IoI Iew days His custom Of making good pictures IL
s'in0'el. guarantee Tor good work at low prices.
Ter than Daguereotypes, (Which is alse) he MAKES IKE
asseon-that every 90 cent Daguereotype shall he ba,
tr nan any hmorolype that can be obtained IN is civ
BABBlrrs, Nos. II Ppcr's Block, wbere oS Sa ~ =.
round inc largest collection Of specimens IN This ey
=. LIABILITY VIII mot take 90 cent Daguerreotvna,
ny 49, ""Hs WV
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Boston & Eastern Elk
press Co have their office to $50 Main street
Briney Block, nearly opposite American House.
auT diff
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Western Ticket Omcc.- Through Western
Tickets, fol all principal Cities and Towns
LEONARD & CO., Agents,
au24 diff $50 Main street.