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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-11
/ YNCuBUltG FEMALE sEHiNl

- ny = The t. enly.-iSin session of this iu-titf
III eonnrn e On the first Monday in September "
id and end on tho Sd day of July.
he Undersigned hsva used every cxsrtion to mS'
this first class femae Scloi, intend spare at
thtr tin" pains expense in accomplishing that en
ihey are grateful the liberal patronage bestowed
on them i@etofIre, aud ns. Gr u continuance Of u
SAM"
we are prepared &, accommodate Fifty Boarde'
Oar bn ldi"gs are and moiious; the roons a.
and wel rentatcd. We oud puriirplarly in'ieP Pr
sons having daughters wards 10 IA d out, 10 CO.."
and examine for lhemsel.,s. Our object Will ~
make young ladies placed ander clorge Goa
NE anu pleasantly situated il they nj Their Wv
MONIES. We think we offer as great nducemeD''
any similar II stitution in this ur any olher Sate
ihe coilr,e of Instruction is the ro ish aud emo''
the orr amentnl a.well useful branches usually au-
IN the best seio is. We have secQred the ser'lre'
o!sno' Maurzo jaDoett accom- piisted ltaan ~
musical department, and none but the best teache'
e'npioyed IN the other department., hi,
or farther particulars rculsrs will be fnrn 'h''
appiIcaton at the Seminary. or Il, the Book S'o''
NJ sSrs. fayne x CHRISTIAN. ...',. ,>
Dug i5-dsc2tawlm MISSES GORp""
aug 81 dlwnoW &d &c2nw t jth SEPT
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unyei sal Fa,Jy NJ dc ne. and eeomm nded generally
y most able Physicians. for the of D,sepsia
Nuvou H-i luche, Deraneed Liver, &c The eei tii-
cate below il from worhy widow lady of Haloyef
county of urdoubtei veracil,.
WHrr PLAINS, Hanover. Va. Jan 30tli 1875
Nh. Il. BAKER. proprietor Of Bakers Premium Bit
ters- Dear Sl:-i withhold the high est nation
have of your iluabe fnmily Medicine, in making
a of. my complaints. | hive suffered abs VI Two
wears " h a disord.red stomach &c. which uau. ed me
never TO en anything that | ate without disagreeing
with nue. Immediately afterwards. hal TO be detcd,
but that did not relieve t. lani. then commence
ed using various remedies said give relief tu all to
no purpose. | begna think should have To live
through this short life with but little enjoyment of its
wohds goods, but provdence provided In booking
over newspaper found that l,akers Premium Biliers
were ghy led for disord red Stoinac Il
soon procured bottle. and nevoi in ali my Lie found
n remedy give speedy relief | am sorry think
that | was misIcl 50 long without knowing OF such
,ausble Medicine | take great pleasure in
recommending it others affected in similar
Yoms MARY w. ELLETT.
To he had wholesale and retail r Stabler n Cos,
Stroller < Whtehra -, j. II. Thompson & Cos, and
J. II. Seay, Lynchburg, and OF Druggists generally
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LYScnBURG Va, Sept. 7th., 1855.
uesers Nc UonuId & Peters


Gentlemen.--I discovered in to days issue
that Mr.. Jos. Kennelly, of Patrick, has paid for
your paper since 1898, making fifty-eight years
This is evidently mistake Your paper was
not published until the Fall of 1877 the Spring
of 1908 do not distinctly remember which,
1t was then called the Lynchburg Press, and had
for its heading representation of an old style
printers press. 1t was published under the
supervision and control Of Sam'l X. Jennings
AMI Sith Meade, with Mr.. John +. Lamb as edi-
tor, aud Fleming Granting. principal printer
The proprietors put into my hands prospectus
to procure subscribers, and ! obtained very
long st-mysefb being among them. l took the
first impression and have continued it ever since.
The paper published in 1898 was called the
Lynehburg Advertiser and Farmers Gazetteer,
under the supervision and control of Mr.. John
Powell, and afterwards of Mr.. John +. Car.
ter, who continued it for many years, or until
his death. JOHN THURMAN.
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WILSON'S DEpor, Sonth. Side R. R., VI

WILSON'S DEpoT, Sonth SHE R. R., "a
Dr. CLoProH-Dear Sir; am happy to inform ya
that my Cuncer is entirely well; your Ointment pr We
invaluable | used it according to your directions
soon it took eff, e. and my Cancer remove an
am to all human appearance, perfectly well Tvs
,ou may meet with reat success in your practice.
fours, very respoc. fully,
THOMAS iiOBH}
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REFUGEES. number Of the citizens of Nor.
folk and Portsmouth have been sojourning irwin
chester, and at the neghboring springs since the
appearance of the yellow fever in those afflicted
cities.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-11

CoSeERr-.f for tenef, Of Nolfok and Ports
mouth iSufsrefs.-On to morrow "Wednesday J
evening, Mt DUDLEY HALL, the Lynchburg Mu
steal Association will give Concert for the ben
eft of the Norfolk and Portsmouth sufferers -
For particulars see bills Of the day.
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CITY AND STATE DEPARTMENT.

TuAxKsaIyIsG W. have read with much
pleasure the proclamation 1T the Mayor, recon.
nending IL his fellow citizens the observance Of
Thursday next as day Of thanks giving for the
health thus far youoh<afed to US. and Of prayer
aud duplication ia behalf ofour afflicted sister
cities We feel assured the recommendation will
meet cordial response in the hearts of our peo-
pie. and that. as in Petersburg and Richmond the
day will be observed in proper manner.and bus
mess generally suspended.
We take the liberty of making the suggestion
that the occasion shall bs nyailed of to afford.
further material aid. Lynchburg has done well,
but she can give more. and will do it. The call
for assistance Is imperative. Let collections be
taken up in all the churches on Thursday. Let
our alns accompany our prayers aud thanksgiv-
ing. r--e s
One other suggestion. Country people we are
sure do not wish to escape from their RESPONSE
biity ON this oceasion--so far they have contrib
uted little or nothing. Let committees be ap
pointed in every county TO make collections, aud
to persons living in this neghborhood we would
say send in your contributions to our local Com
mitiee. TO the Mayer, or to the Pastors Of some
of the churches. If any prefer contributing
provisions, let them send their gifts to Mcdaniel.
Hurt * Preston, who, without having consulted
them, we venture to say will forward them free
of charge.
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Loaf on, 6o, roDoie,.f,;ts

The public cantidned against another counterfeit,
which has lately its appearance callet w. b Far
rei' Arabian Imminent. the most dangerous of all the
counterfes. because his havng the name of Farrell,
maLy will buy il in good faith, without the know led e
that a counterfeit exists AID they will perhaps only
discover their when the spurious mkt re has
woush' its evil effects.
The genuine article IS manufactured only by H. IT,
Farrell sole inventor and proprietor aud wholesale
druggist, No II Main street Peoria, Illinois, IN whom
all applications for Agencies must be addressed Be
sue you get 1t with the letters h. hefle Farrell :.
mus IT, u fAhaELL'S-an! his dgniture on the
wrapper; ali others eounlerfoIts.
Sold by K. STABLGR g. Co. Druggists.
u cllbnrg Va
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~ Irlce - and % cents, and 81 per bottle
AGENTS WANTED in every town. villa,. and
han let IN the United States. in which one il not already
established. Address H. q. Farrell as above, accom-.
panied with good reference to character responsible
N.Nc. aus2l d&c4w
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DEATH FROM A SNAKE BrTE.--Isaac Peer, an
exhibitor of rattesnakes, died recently at Capon
Springs, from the bite of one of his pets.
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SOME POTATOES. The Valley Democrat says
MIR. Wm. S. Zrkle, living in the lower end of
this county. has informed us that he has just
finished digging his potatoes, and finds on meas
urement that he has one hundred and sepenty
bushels from seuen Fights of an acre of ground,
and eight potatoes, we are informed, filled half
bushel measure"
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4 MINlSTKATOR'S MOTTO a

r. persons mNing claims against the Estate of lam.
Boyd cecd are hereb, requested tn bring then, in.
and all debtors said Estate to cali on tho 49, ~
and settle The Administrntur may be seen nj hi. ...
IN the C,'zens Savings Bank building Lynch. urc, md
at Campbell Courthouse on Cunr DAYS ~ q ~
ma X. q. II KEAK
aus Z2--wd&c Admir-, nf Jns NJ Bovd dor, \
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TIE All persons indebted to the estat. If
II NJ. Didlake. deed :. will please come furya,d
aad make iaymrhi and all having claim. sgaiosi nil
estate will present them for PAYMENT
WIN. I. YANCEY, Admir-
sep ll-.8t nf ~ Al D;al
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NEW CAPS AM NEW UATS -

OPENED few samples OF men and boys Cans; and
s, NICE surtiy nj men and boys fine fashionable =
""tS' OF me various shapes ard colours in vogue
'' p SEABURy
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THE Ttgulaf TuhclIUIs on rn1 Uouy c"rrn'' 8
while the Liver. the regulator ri the system, Is
out of order. Sao,v Skin Beadaec, Heaviness, Pain
IL the Side gesion and complete prostfainn It
the system are ne ct lie evils which follow. To dis
.ipae n these bud effects, lake CARRIERS SPAS1sH
MIxrUEf;it regulates the Liver and impars lew lie
and Vi tie weak, enervaed md enieebied sir
scb tile frequently sufces in such cases Try ii.
sep lin
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specrAI, NOTICE )

The REfGx or ARr.--ln this wonderful age
A., t,v her MASTER t.ucs,e. al t,f every Thing II
.,us- over ns ma me carp - we tn IN 81, h''h"
.I IN Art Art Ind. raiiwas fIfosas = lie mum"
min. ami TIE rna , .kes h-r in,enfs o. Wi anu
op 4, act a, IL with kns@ eigs aud annipiai'- spare
,xith tjghipire tinef down fsfhs ini.aesH ab,1
Nothing !, too Is f,r lrf touch md ntihhg 700 nun
bic prof. of tii. old e'n, 'st'h' hi- ID ~ "'
leo under our noiire in he .sfe Of aCsTHAhite ria
fam H.. Laboratory f that world renos ned Glenn l.
D :. c AYR
If we nnd r.anI ihs sub rct he la. -nrriei i'a al
trl. - d., inrti4e4 per cotton of witch Il l. IN lai
Ii.t.nt -mplryiaz ilr-ss in it, ennPsil m h W.
b.vr Away thou tif Tia, IN only Wy ne IN
ith cnsnnnn,tc skii rxtrac'ed thu ttrfHts ii Tue men
cine be e.npnyed al combined ihin al be IN ihl
pur ~ together Tn ,7npnri 10 is then siNs'i air
r,Ai hy rs,inery all stream ,sser into perei II
which wfnupcd in enyel pc If eelsn' Ia l'fae'
zion fra u The effects -, weatter ine, mud III. ifs
~ coated with -n1nr lis pi~spoi oNff IL
palate. Notwithstanding III this la'ored peril ii"n
t,s are cF.red T., the Fnb less h III Cut g eli
However, humble the departneni. we think III my be
safely rharacaiii me coDsunmati5a oil II M IL
me- Ajorntng Mrs Bat .rl Q I'm
II you are sick, the probability is that the root
If your suffering is tip stnnaci. fiiin W. al INN
uc proceed d, -p-sa. langn,r oppressioh IN iae iia
hraa M auniice Les,Ia be, lnnsen bodily week.-mrs.,
innes. Of sight heartburn. ro,liveness dyseniery.
and legion If other taroeltiag diseases lndiges-
ton produces ttin blond and therefore destt"ys Tho
strength and vieor oi the system To restore Il tone
f the so nnrh and enn5ie To Il row of and dismiss
frev-i ali these nenling an dangerous eonrlhnts
nntte Lecr,s,ry hut per~eyoring use q llo'fln =
German Ri prepared by Dir. Z. NJ Jackson Pila-
dolphin There il mistake. no aiiere IN Their M
tive effect. See al, erti-emrnt. sep ds~
TnE regular functions of the body cannot go
r. -. :,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-11

PASTORAL CAfI.--Rev. G. p. Kruth, of the
Lutheran Church in Winchester, has accepted q
call TO Pittsburg.
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LICENSES GRANTED. THE corporation count,
through majority of its members on Saturday
last. reversed the action instituted in May by
granting licenses to merchants and ordnaries for
the sale of liquors. In doing so, the court was
unanimous in the declaration that upon evidence
adduced it would revoke tho license of any and
every one who sold spirits to minors, free negroes
and slaves. in violation of existing law.-Wn-
chester Republican.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-11

Rome. Futilse oiJa " uon rfHssptimettf
Enme q q 81 risat tGu bras ipIaglsf ,rel sinant
1. ltnv Qui ia dhlgr. 70 qVr ton t0nf HdHf'H
Nome 81 Gu qua ha frur.gireiie fhfi'f e
F'uissftt t,Hit sYoslns raFctrlas rnt ucs,
= lptsr NAeVenit c1Csr rlsl -t.t's+
~ tits are a. sKtr t0rtt flisstf
Que rfient eiittv civ . lutclieut 80 IT,.
Qua cent pvuples u6is des bouts SCI ufiiters
passent pour 10 tutTiiife Il In ntfntf - ie- mr.;
uaclr sUr . d !ent sifs Fes tiitfHIfieA
~ de prepre% u.ttus dssE @s ses eitfniiies
Que 10 cGrriuH ia GO nllng" par lHos NrhN
Ias-a iicuvolr sur ellie ul 'lclnFr lie ienSi
l'ti,..r Js 20 iacs ysuS ,air t1nher 90 f'utr'
nescus erndfe RI iea 10 1fiers sn LOUD =
lals 10 dsrni,r EoNgiu pz1H derpier aenHir.
MOD senie ca u.s., ct tioGrtf de rlaieir
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KS will receive propo
'a's for building two Cabins i6 by Is Ga,, 8 fao,
pitch Panked np and down. For further infpr,nn,inn
apply t" y W. SHflroS Iynehburg, or tho subscriber
." ''.' r n''es, J, A. CLAY. s
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-11

TOURNAMENT. tournament at Capon on
Tuesday of last week esulted in favor of Bever-
ly Randolph, of Clarke, who crowned lady of
the same name. Miss Susan Randolph. queen
The sports were highly enjoyed.
y tournament will also take place at Jordan's
Springs next Thursday.
, 1855-02-17
Religious Notices.

The Rev. DR.. McCARTY episcopal church, will
preach in Olympia on the last Sabbath Of every
month at II o'clock, A. NJ, and O'Clock, Pm.
Rev. q. F. WENTWORTH presbyterian church, will
proach regularly on the second and fourth Sabbaths
of every month, at IL o'clock A. NJ, and O'Clock
Pm
, 1855-02-17
PACIFIC HOUSE.
Times Of holding the District Courts in the
Territory of Washington.

Territory OF NaSlllnglOn'
The following is the law passed by the
last Legislature, regulating the times of
holding courts in the several districts
throughout the Territory
Two terms of the District court shall be held in
each county every year; except those counties attach
ed to other counties for judicial purposes
The District Courts in and for the county Of Jefier
son shall lie held on the first Monday in April and
October iUr the county Of Island, the second Mon
day in April and October; for the county Of Whatcom,
on the third Monday in April and October for the
county Of King on the fourth Monday in April and
October for the county of Pierce the first Monday
in May aud November tChief Justice LASDEn pre-
siding.l
The District Courts in and for the county of Thurs
ton shall he held on the second Monday in May and
November; for the county Of Sawamish on the third
Monday in May and November; for the county of
Lewis, on the fourth Monday in May and November.
Judge CHENOwETn presidingl
The District Courts in and for the county Of Ska
mania shall be held on the last Monday in March and
September; for the county Of Clarke one week after
the time appointed for Skamania; for the county Of
COwtz, on the second Tuesday after the time APP
pointed for Clarke county; for the county Of Pacific,
one week after the time appointed for COwltZ county
[Judge McFADDEN presiding.
, 1855-02-17
SaYward's Line

OFPACKETS, consisting Of the ship Sarah n
~ Parker, Brig Merchantmen, and schooner. .stAi5s
Wilimantic will run regularly between Puget Sound
and San Francisco. All orders for goods will be
promptly attended 10.
July 80, 1853. Ally
, 1855-02-17
Strained Honey.

A NEW supply Of nne strained Honey Just received
"A and for sale at PARKER'S.
Olympia, Nov. "a, 1854. lit
, 1855-02-17
HENRY JOHNSON & CO., 4
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS
I4O, Washington Street, near Montgomery,
sax rraxctsro cAIIFORNTA .N Mli

nFFER for sale, for cash, at the lowest -
~ wholesale prices large and well se-
lected assortment Of East India, Mediterra- -
mean and European Drugs and Medicines; M.y
French, English and American Chemicals -
of all kinds and aso extensive variety VI PeIfu-
merry, Fancy Articles, Fancy Soaps, Brushes, Paints
and Oils Dye Stuff Labels, Window Glass, Extracll,
Bronzes, Tusses, I.eeches, sunyical lnstnlmeHll,
Druggists Glassware, Hatters' Goods, Shaken Herbs
and Roots &C., together with every article eompraea
in the stock Of a Druggist or Physician. litl
H. J. & Co., are the prOprietOrs Wholesale kRelil
for DR.. Jaynes Family Medicines, Sands saIsapAriA,
Pills, Davis Pain Killer Congress Spring Water, h.,
&cs- .. tfsr
Henry johnson 4 Co., have made such aranre-
ments IN New York, Boston and Philadelphia = WI
enable them to purchase their stock q the lpNlss
rates. and they are determined 70 give their euatomers
the benefit Of low prices and at the same tine Ne
best quality Of goods. 4.r lfl OFT
July %, ls53-4Gly. b.. Hr.. .... f.7n All
, 1855-02-17
Schictwoot.
FRUIT TREES.
M3l lWAUR2B HYAs2AYs

H.&.S LUELLING, PR0PRGEToRs.
WE have had number Of varieties bear fruit,
w aud we find the size and hav0r 10 exceed any
in the United States. We have greatly extended our
Nursery by the introduction Of many new varieties Of
Apples Pears, Plums. Peaches, &c, &e.-alsO vare-
ty Of Flowers and ornamental Trees, many Of which
shall he able tO furnish this fall. We have further
extended our nursery business by establishing three
Branch Nurseries in the upper country; at Alfred
stantons Marion county, four miles northeast Of Sa
lem one at Mr. Knoxe's, knoxe's Butte, Linn county;
and one at Joseph kelscys near Starts Point Benton
county.
March II. 1873.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-01-16

ATTACK UPON LORD RAGLAN.-The Enc
lish papers have commenced to attack Lord
raglan, the Commander of the English forces
IN the Crimea, ascribing to his bad manage
ment, the present deplorable condition Of the
british troops before Sebastopol. The London
Times of Dec 20, says:
"On the evidence of every letter that has
been received in this country, and we echo the
opinion OF almost every experienced soldier or
well-informed gentleman, we say that the no.
best army England eesr sent from these shores
has been sacrificed to the gr0ssest aa5smoaage.
neRt.'
And again: "What becomes Of everything
sent to Balaklaya nobody knows, but, while
they are rotting, thousands are erishing for
want OF them. Everybody can point out
something that should be done, but there is
nobody to order it to be done; and fifty thou
sand men, or what now remains of them, are
drifting with their eyes open. bat hand. bound,
spell bound, toward destruction"
The Liverpool Times SAYS ssOur troops
have lost all confidence in the ability of their
commander, and unless something be done to
give them fresh hopes Of success. death will
sweep them off faster than we can send out
reinforcements to supply their place, and the
siege must eventually be raised, and under
circumstances too terrible to contemplate"
A correspondent in the same poper speaks
as follows "At the military clubs the gener-
al opinion is, that the best possible Commau.
der-i Chief at the Horse Guards, Lord Rag
Ian. has been sent thence to make the worst
possible Commanders Chief Of the Crimea,
for which he never had military experience;
for, when in campaigns with the Duke of
Wellington, though he had military rank, he
was no more than military secretary"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-01-16

a SPEAKERS PowER..-In the course of
late lecture, Mr.. Chaplin, among other things
of the present day, which he was subiecting
10 playful but whitening irony, spoke Of
the "bonnets which are never able to keep
pace with their wearers.' 1t was amusing to
notice that oisthe instant, nine-tenths Of the
ladies present Involuntary grasped the front
of their bonnets with both hands, and gave
them twitch forward--a useless effort, how
ever, for the milliners had made them 50 they
would not come off, Chicago paper.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-01-16

EpI CHIC. POTASH, BLUE vIrRIOL,
NJ NJ. 1900 lbs. ID Chro. Potash, 10000 do. blue
Nitro % bos Ground Alum, cska 1at sort Pearl Ash
90 bills Ground Red Tartar Is do Glue Ia store and for
sale by q. B. a A. 1 HOWE
mo dU Worcester Bank Block
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-01-16
Ticket emitting
wing
MAGNIFICENT PRIXES!!

Piano Fortes, worth each, $3OO,OO
Melodeons, valued each at, 90
20 Gold Watches, - 10000
20 4" g 1900
100 Silver Watches, 2O,OO
80 Gold Locllets, " e. 800
20 Gold Watches, " 5000
$50 +" Breast Pins, valued each at 400
800 Rings, valued each at $50
Guard Chains, valued each at 5000
Vest g &" &" 1900
2 Silver plated Embossed Tea
Sets, valued eact, at 10000
10 Silver plated Cake Baskets, valued
each at $500
Splendid French Clock, 10000
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-01-16

DAILY PAPER.-Five dollars per year; $3.50 for six
months; 81 rs for three months; 10 cents per week. single
'opes Two cents each When paid strictly an Advance,
deduction of 81 year will be made and proportionste
educdon if paid quarterly or half yearly in advance.
WEEKLY PAPER.-Price two dollars year; 81 for six
months and % cents for three months If paid strictly in
advance, LIS cts year; single copies cents each
u The postage the daily by mail to any part of
Massachusetts, is 10 cts quarter to other States 3s cts
quarter On the Weekly in Worcester County, nothing,
all other parts of Massachusetts 10 cts a year; in
ether States, "a cts a year
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-01-16

E1NRESII GROUND GEN EsEE FLOUR,
NJ 1000 bbls. best extra Geuesee Flour receiving IN
Store from the Western Railroad Depot direct from the
acribcrs. Also, have for sale good common brands
ALnRICH a co.,
a. and 80 Front "a Voresater Mass
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-01-16

Silver plated Pitchers, worth each, $4,000
l Silver plated Waiter. valued at 5000
l Set Silver plated Dessert Knives,
valued at 5000
2 Solid Silver Cream Pitchers, valued
each Mt 5000
10 Splendid Ivory -cased Opera Glasses,
valued each at 1900
2 Papier Mache Center Tables, each
worth 20,OO
Solid Silver Port Monnaies, each
worth 1900
20 Gold Pencils each worth 800
20 Il" Z" 800
10 =" =" 200
500 Volumes of Books, varying in
price from 80 cents to 1,25
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-01-16

JoHN GREENLEAF WHITTIER is one Of the Poets as the
columns Of the National Era whereof he has long been
corresponding Editor, abundanty attest. Here is his
last contribution to that excellent paper.l
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-01-16
THE WORCESTER spy.


Printed and Published by JOHN MILTox EARLE, &
EHoMAs DREW, at No 2l2 Main Street, Worcester Mass