davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-11

LATER FROM THE PLAfNs-Fort Laramie moi
.attacked. "A letter to the st. Louis Rennhl;.
can, dated Whitehead Kansas Territory. June
%, says:
am happy to inform you that the report
wrote you about the condition of things nnon
the Plains, and which was brought in by a man
claiming 20 pc an express, was entirely untrpe
lie proved to be fellow named Haines. most
arrant coward, who became alarmed nj a noint
near Laramie, BY the approach Of some Sonx
hunters, and left his party and fed back to the
States-hls fears lending him speed, and raising
before his imagination visions of blood. AMI
nnrling n MS ears savage yells When he
reached Ash Hollow, Messrs Nave and Me(jord
naa just had astampede of their cattle. which
shey sHisneu MIN to assist them to recover; but
ho--lhsisting That the Indians had stolen them,
anu Woula soon take the soalps Of all the party,
ne hurried away and reported that large band
" Mecord, and were in state Of open and desS
perate warfare. ~. CIV, ',es0
Messrs Kinkead s Co. have arrived from
Salt Lake and bring information that, Taron,ia
has not even been attacked. and that Nave 3.
MeUord had with the assistance Of the Indians
recovered their cattle, and that Mr.. John Kerr
/ OF ct Joseph. Me-, and other travellers and
t 7, Tor whom their friends felt keen auxe.
ues' were getting along we'll. The Indians are
10y only peaceable but kind; SO that all the
nuppap That has been raised about the war upon
ene flains was the result of distempered fam
cies which gave birth to distorted and exapaer-
aleo reports. There is nothing of it, nor will
taere be' unless there are superindueino ca,,ses
winch we cannot now anticipate THE indians
are anxious Tor peace and desire our Friendship.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-11

RutM' Gano.--Ensid
A wordiess TOMB nsmaless grave,
Yet there gallant hero sleeps !.
Sad winds aroand IL moan and ruvo
And grisviag Heaven upon IL veeps. r..
But, oh! howcold those tears Of rain
Tothink thsy IL reach his noble formr
Yet colder mess, who warmer fsjpn.
And underwriters freezing storr,
He was here though his name
Was never writ with blood in story g.. 4
Not on red ndds he rose to fame.
Nor in red BATTLES gained he glory.
But on the battlefield Of life
That field that's daily in cur view
He blenehless brayed the fameless strife.
And fought the false to save the true. r.
He fought through many bitter YEAR
Oft WOUNDED fell, in grievious PAIN
Oft rose up, dseming victory near
And brayed the hattie field again.
At last Dssth fearing Time would nsvar
, Twixs Truth and Falsehood end the str;se
Unloosed an stow from his CULVER
. And, shoot'ng struck the hsro's life..-
Struck through and through bis gallant bosr.
And sank b then 70 rise no more !;
Yet well he Played that noble part " &
The bad admire, the good adore.
A noble life, a gallant death
Unblenched though soul and body r;ysn-.
, He but surrendered up his breath W
Togain 1t back more pure in Heaxeu.
All many On that battlefield
Discouraged sink without blow .55
Yes, there brave spirits daily yield.
Who nsverfeared an armed foe = 3.. 2.
They daily fs, they daily die,
Unknown 70 any save the few
The few whobut moment sigh
For those Who lived and died SO true
= Andthsnr forgotten in the grave,
No monument preserves their fame.
Wildweeds nat Ger them spring and wave,
Conceal fran view their very name. -.
As bis who yonder brayed the storm,
Till Death impatient threw his. dart. -
God never made noblsr form,
Nor in it FACED nohier heart.
sw ORLEANS, 1864 III,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-11

CUsToMs -Under our financial head will be
found the anount Of Imports and duties for She
fscal year ending june 80, 1866, with compare
tive statements for three years past. = a
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-11
CasE,eraUooa's Celebrated eainoe,

-,- brandy.
This very superior liquor combining all csrmiua,iye
ang and aromatic Qualities Of pure Havana Ginger With
avery superior article Of BRANDY which has become
beverage all the cities along river well as in the NORTH and
East now introduced into his market for the frat lime
ms virtues Of Ginger gentle, PLEASANT and an,aus
'omaehlc have long been exoed Medical Faculty
been recognised by every observer hygienc effects
The article presented challenges comparison with .,v
and has received the highest need of praise
For sale, by the case, by
oATHERWoOD & ELMoRE,
myiaspu Corner GIfod Commerce otreeta
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-11

S, RArSs~-Abundant rains have fallen dnr;no
sne present week. i commenced raining here
out intermission until Tuesday evening Ton
siderable damage has been done to the uprsr
dam so much as to put stop I'd operations i,
the cotton factory and gin shop. - =
We learn that about forty feet Of the dam al
Montgomery's four aud saw mill, between this
place and the river. was washed away--puttina
. stop to oil operations there for the present,
[Southern (Ala.) Statesman, 7th.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-11
0elesrapbea TO the. llailn Greseent
RIVER INTELLraENcE
ny TEE MAriosAA i.Isx.

vIcksBURa, July 1o.--The following steamers
have passedhere to-day, bound for New Orleans
David White at 10 A. M, Belfast at g. V n.
Woodruff and S. FsJ. Trabue at 4P, M. S
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-11

So promising is the wheat crop In Ohio, and
80 largely have the farmers sown this year, that
the olevsland Piaindeaier anticipates in. ssxty
days buying -four at six dollars barrel.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-11
"A Mess Meeting
~ tn e AMERICAN PARTY
m. WILL BE HELD ON
LAFAYETTE SQUARE

LAFAYETTE SQUARE,
On WEDNESDAY EVENING. iiA July .n.s. a, X O'Clock
w @ purpose OF tayug the nominations STATE OFFICERS
made BY tbs Convention tho M Js and Of approving The Plat
Vr'su az enai Tina, o4
attend. =l ~ 4 - So ~ ss A's'e ~
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
J. B. Walten, WIN Anarv H. II place
Elcox, 4 ~ .on.s Ioh, AZ Rn,..
Lsoses Berthe, iva 40
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-11

Ihere nave been ave. cases of cholera in
Mayslick, near Mayss,ue, Ky.. Of who, four
proved fatal. The epidemic has mai ,ns,,s -
appearance in Maysville: ~ '1-'''e 90. ''s :
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-11
THE HHRoas GRAVE.
M WIN, LOGAN vlsensrs

[The following lines are much above the usual sxos,o
Of newspaper poetry ard do much credit to their
We are always happy 10 aaorn our columns WITH MI
contributions
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-11

Count Modem, the Russian Minister at IRA.
s sa and appointed to the same post at washing
Ton. after the death Of Mr., Bodisco, has wholly
ns.,rea nom the diplomatic service on account
oreasss the chance that Mr.. De stoeeIs e Ia ~
now fills the office of Charge dAffairess nav nav
become full Minister He is a man we'll tnn WY
and dessrvedly respected in this country,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-11
Ocean SPRINGS,

- aa z u JONES' having taken tho large new BOARDING.
on Jackson Avenue half from the Hotel at
WI % ready % Accommodate visitors Thursday June 81
On the premises Mineral sprnssoas sulphur ma h.
other Iron. fA s 49, 'H'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-11

"A storyis going the rounds Of the papers on
merchant in New York who, when first married
told his wife that-for every scion she produced
he would place at her disposal IS 900 After ;
lapse cf years he failed, and upon informing Ms
Wiie Of his ADVERTISEMENTS she quickly placed
N hia hands bonds to the amount Of S8O 900 u
~ praaaets Other industry. ramaking at the
Same tpne' g usse, Charles, that have moi
oeen iae, and u you had been half as industpi.
Gus as seur brother over the way, rahould now
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-11

For the three past fiscal years ending June sOth tn,
following is . comparative statement
Imports Of Merchandise at tie Custom House for 3
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-11

va arc indebted to the officers Of the steam
boat Fanny Bullitt for late Louisville papers.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-11

FLOOR On CLoTHs. -. D. cameron a rs
20 Charities and ~ oastomheuse streets, have w.,
and choice assortment Of floor oil cloths Of both
snd English manufacture For summer use there il not
an ARTICLE except Canton mating that can any way b
compared WITH y for comfort besuty economy aud dura
bility cameron Co are selling out a re,aoas
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-11

monument is about to be erected in Monu
ment Square, Savannah, in honor Of Gen
Nathaniel Greene, of Revolutionary memory
Mr.. Launitz, the accomplished artist of the Pu-
laski monument, will furnish the design.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-11
Lao BOoks-ssafe Reports,
FOR SALE By

d Us. d. W FL 7 E,
los CANAL STREET.
ENGLISH LAW AND EQUITY REPoRTs-Iiitis Brown & Co
reprint, 2s volumes.
LOUISIANA REPoRTs-compss in 40 volumes
MISSISSIPPI REpoRTS-In9 70 volumes eomnssa
NEW YORK acknowledgement sss
N. B. When complete ssia ars taken
Pepnshsfa' psices' a=t'l " ~ s's4@ iys apzt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-11

Y THE CROPS. Joy and glaaness have followed
quickly upsn the gloom and iespondenoy which
50 long hung over our planters From every
part of this and the adjoining parishes we hear
that the crops of corn and cotton are now i'm.
proving rapidly, and promise III unusually
abundant yield. The cane is also doing We'll.
The weather for thesweek past has been inostlv
dry yet well suited to the crops 0pslousaas
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-11
Floor ON Csotsss.

Floor OH Gsoths.
E We have choice Floor Oil Cloths
OF English and American manufacture wild from feet to q
by 90 feet lorg which co. to halls This article
Beautifully ceany and duabe certainly other de-
scfiphon of covering for aoors.
We are offering our large Stock at Reduced Pricsr.
j. D. CAMERON & CO.,
jyloapaw % charses and ~ cu,ombop,s ,,rsas
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-11

hscai year enulhg June ov, lcoo, With eotaupara
tive statements for three yesrs past s,-t
e =-z-s=-sssss4'=s==s=. .., ~. y
lHB MA1Lss--- ane Sofenern ahu 1as ~
lnaiis, due yes. Egg laAea iron pssona pps
hka, Ga- As tnis yliiages 81 may % . cay 10
aught we &noW1 y not ~ me map. We m ms
iease " 20 M segacass q inc feaaer g aso s
tam Jus .ooaslon. y . nave an MIXING una.
telegraph may bring adyices Of the arrival d
the Pacific, nov fully dua.
=-as4s
ALpHaMAsIc ELncT1os We were anabls 20
gsf tsie full oficaai returns q yestefday, eleo
ton for Aldermen q TIE FIRST district. There
4 A very small vote wasS polled. The majority fol
WfI,I,Ixar n CoNyEBsE il sonaerhere between SIX
brsi,ysdg q ~ \. Il 1890 Hs +s,ars NJ,
AZ mi Isa6 ,ia,sgsr ~ dsesa5 tba ;ar;tt
sl' sa6sts sass s'aas$eH ~ osiaaes she haloIlIy
conid easliy have heen doubled within two hours
Of the closing 81 the POLLS. We viii give ths
'''S''- '',ss = $50. { ,aSses'
y1uARAxrENms Paoer.A Il 1YoN.- "A proclamation
from Gov T1ehS.f a,,nfts, rs3
4 q ~ ", n ;;,I M
- "a u astr ~ VAL ~ reao
attentlvsl we take especial pains y direct
public att9Htiop to i'll Although the ports de-
s;rnaiad ~ irfsofxs7 ara 81 ceedinulv YumsrnuH5
at;i fjssr Ii, Z 1,ar,ra imnrova,nss,f aba
= - apon IVY
same direcsi0n vii set matters right We trust
they Will be- made.
& S5
The Oxford Ohio) Citizen gives the details Of
the st;o;sle a. IaaS6 I,;r,,o,, ! vo,,s, ~ i
,,5 = =
49, 80. a0' 81 - II pso'aoie eonneoaons' u
tro,,hIad ~; q = -
ss 49, 4, ]. 1 s m
e' 49, e a'aoMea sA0ugn so e9u MS aayss
y nleeE ny hal taken tne dose, and When At was
racking his frame, he repented Of his rash act,
and begged his friends 10 procure him i. physi
eian and ia ve him IN noss;,,,e mi basane IN.
.o,yl SsAsA0 iAolp
oo1iu " pRs' ~ ne was 9 corpse.
David Pas;l Rrow1,. of pb;Ia,la,,,;a - H..
ta n Il N $500
y 1870 =, aasAot ~ mas N press naok
Practice at the Bar Somethiug rich and paw,
may be expected The sPhiladelphia INQUIRER
says the book viii contain sketches, anecdotes
and reviews u men and matters connected with
r 3ha l,,rs,fas,s;sx, ~
~ a-==-=s=======-
Arteslan wells are being sunk In Baltimore.
Nd, in parts Of Che city, where pure water can
not he easily obtained. Six have been made
4bis snrir,g a,,d e,,atb.,s WI X,S, IS 4 ,r,
patriofa al Il. tbass ~
tnce over yyel,s 3ur in III -,
~. Hes' -
'iJ - " aiu ~ oes., pnt espeelaAy Ii regard
20 purity OF the water Four hands can in b
favorable situation sink 0ae Of these wells To
the depth Of eighty feet II, saver ,,ays
:, - 49,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-11
CAPT. ALBERT PIKE.

The- Delta, OF yesterday morning, contains o
tremendously long article sssailing this distin.
i guished gentleman, VIII is known and honore0
throughout the whole country for his manly
bearing, bis noble traits, public services, thrill
ling elo1uence and lofty poetical genius. The
cause of the assault seems to be hs.speeol
lately Delivered by Capt Pike before an assem-.
1 blage Of three or four thousand American citi-
zens in Mobile. He addressed them, we under.
stand, after repeated and urgent solici-
tations, Of such a character that refusal was
almost sout of the question That his speech
gave ample satisfaction, the papers Of Mobile
afford the best Of evidence However, al the
address savored somewhat strongly Of Ameri-
eanism as the gallant captain took occasion
clearly to indicate that he thought his native
land as good as any other land, and hin
native born brethren not inferior to any Of
Gods creation. IL was not to be supposed
that his remarks would meet the approval Of
the Data
Capt pikesis no stranger to this community.
which has known and admired his public career
and brilliant efforts for many years. Bnt, it is
nelthar our province nor our purpose to defend
him FROM attack, He is fully CAPABLE Of de-
Ifending himself and in.this Instance will nro.
badly do 50 in tho most forcible and telling man.
aer-by expressive silence.
We-shouId not have noticed the article ut All
but for our having been lugged into a. matter
IN which had no legitimate concern. Saws
the Delta: ~
We perceive by the Mobile correspondence az ta ro,
cent ln which we fancy the Aransa,s hand is
that Mr. Pike recently addressed great meetinv ~
party N That city and In the of his r
~ e himself not @ or nighss until
eraersand rehgous liberty fully guaranteed 10 all
For the information Of the Delta We viii state
that the impression its fancy = would seem Z
imply, has not the slightest foundation in fact
NOT the retnotest warrant in truth.
Further along the Delta continues In nm.
founded insinuations:
Canat be possible that his disinterested sayo,o,
gious liberty vas intended for the atmosphere 81 Nav
Orleans rather than OF Mobile and o NV
n an envelope sealed postpaid and sent Ia Xxx nra
ior puencatton Such things have been,
The clear intent of both Of the foresoinp' ex.
tracts is to convey the idea that Can't, pike
wrote out an account Of his own speech. for.
Fwardeed it to us for publication, and that va.
published it. Nothing could DO more unjust or
untrue, in every scope and bearing in which the
idea or insinuation could be presented or illus.z
trated Fhereais not particle or truth abont
IT. or around it, or connected with it, in anv
shape or manner whatsoever.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-11

boearNa- Up to yesterday evening, the rive,
az this place had risen about ten fees AM, -
continuing to rise slowly. we are glad to Learns
that the magnificent steamer Emperor y which
nus oeen aground between this place and Mont.
and uniniured ESelma lAIa Rnnasta,. slival
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-11
laaoa1t Dt'ss seetesd at ue Custom, House. Men, ~
tsa"s,J or The Fiscal year ending June 80, 1855,

for thaf,
1e e'ssi yeAt eadins june ~, 1884,, s.6ss,a41
Dsersase mr. f,u;,r
y e W. '''''.''...s.....-............ aso,a61
Imports Of Merchandise and Bullion, at The PORT of Man, f
teans FOR Me Fiscai gear ending .i,r,r al ish6
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-11

SaUARANTEgH PaoeIA nj "a proclamation
FROM Cox ehsrt Nh % found in anotheF place,
In reference 10 the quarantine. 1t will BE- read
attentive and we take especial pains b direct
public Attsstiop to Id Although the. ports de-
signated ~ Injected are exceedingly numerous.
still there ~ marked improvement upon The
former manifesto. a few more moves IL. the
Same dissection will set matters right. We trust
they VIII be naade.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-11

HoMIcIDE.-A negro fireman, of the name of
FINLEY, was killed by deck hand, German,
Ia sudden affray on the steamer Tishomingo,
Saturday evening, just above Smithland. The
negro cursed, and we believe, struck the white
man, when the other drew his eating or clasp
knife and stabbed him to the heart. He ran off
through the engine room and told the engineer
that the Dutchman cut him. He held his hand
tightly over the#ound, when the engineer went
70 MN and withdrew his hand, whereupon the
nlood spirited forth in o stream, and he died in
about a minute after.
An inquest was held on the body, and the
white man lodged in Jail. The negro was
buried at New Albany louisville Courier, Sd,
-=-E-s=--zxaAsazE-
PLENTY OF RAN.-Since our last issue, we
nave had an abundance of rain. 1t commenced
raining on Monday morning last, and continued
1or 20 hours at intervals, falling at some times
nghtiy and gently, at others pouring upon the
pareheo SOIL. Heame just in time. and is the
hrst good season we have had in twelve months.
With the lights before us, we predict that the
crops in this seation will be finer this season
1han they have been in Ave years.i. e. if We do
not nave toe much of 60 q good thing" Friend
Hooper, at the Mai, may talk about his SPLEEN
eaid incemencies,s but the one in this region was
aaagnatcentiy splendid" We have never
seen better season. Probably it is the com
meneement of the July freshet. Lafayette
(Ala.) Tribune. 9th.
E A monument is about to be erected in Monu.
ment Square, Savannah, in honor Of Gen.
Nathaniel Greene of Revolutionary memory
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-11
MAR1posA MILLS AND L1TMRpp v,pn

+ u "a
Nos is and Is ST. Joseph street, New Orleans b
Intsr o. 1enry Il Sharm7n His ~ 80
swo ma saee years granted by the lie III III pe
w p seen by act passed bare Ponasxss notary
IN tns c dated April 49, 1885 sali Henri sa
aa ,n the q large majority oed.ors hr1
all concerned " 'ns'' hiS creators and
The undersigned hopes, by giving his psrsonal oor,;
soon TO DO able to restore the Ia fa
upda HI s ayoI ine machinery Is complete order
my9l 3pu - ,s promptly ~ hisd..
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-11

DREkDFuL sToRM IN EyA ssvILLE IS a terri.
Bile storm swept through Water and Main
streets, Evansville, Ind. on Saturday, the 1st,
upfoofing houses, injuring people, damaging
boats, unshipping steamboat ohimneys, ana
causing whole block to take fire.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-11

Tee Office.
M has the pleasure of informing repds aue
the public that he has fitted up SALOON at NO TX pFpnID
mobs careful costly manner the R
win the very beat WINES and LIQUORS city affords
nFstuL GALLERY has been arranged in Second Story
which VIII be under the charge CANCEY well known Al III
Lake and In she City. " "
be to the
me pubic has been made and ahsre sosd
- - Aoisofi from III TO l. 90 aptf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-11

-- BIZ AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF GEORGIA.
Fort Gaines Academy Lottery.
GRAND SCHEME FOR JULY.
.ts. GLASS a. ~u5.""
TO Blk DRAWN esp JULY, 1851. THE CITY OF ATLANTA
GEORGIA, WHEN PRIZES AMOUNTING 70
$50, 900
Will DO distributed according following magnificent sh
And remembs every PrIs is drawn and paid whom
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-11

The Oxford 0hio) Citizen gives the details 81
the siioide of Isaao Lindley, Young man Of
good character and respectable connections, in
that town. He had been Engaged ia speouls.
lions in hogs, and had lost money. His debts
troubled him 50 much that be procured strycbs
nine, And swallowed enough t. end his days
After he had taken the dose. and when it was
racking his frame, he repented Of his rash act,
and begged his friends 10 procure him. u pbysi
clan and save him, ~ possible |; but before help
could bsprecarad, DO was corpse.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-11

The Police Jtry-s4aasing Scenes-Refo,za Ticket m.
Fourth Juiy-Susar Cane-B,u,i,g Of Sugar ho,tse~
dat Cane and Con Creps-1He HeaitAs-fAe Jssuits,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-04-13
$4,000 E K0kLs PAPER HANG

PAPER HANGIN GS.
Y. BAKER 81 CO., 1874 MAIN ST.,
Have just received in add tim to their Soc CT Papers,
large assortment of NEW STYLES of PAPERS and BOR-
DERs from all Of the leading Manufactures
Those in want of PAPERS BORDERS, or WINDOW
SHADES, will do well to give US a call at
mar27 diff IS4 Main Street.
DOOKS-BOOKS-B JOHN KEITH
ND 4 co.'s Bulletin of New Books, No $50 Main street
Grace Lee. By Julia Kavagnah.
The Summer Land A Southern Story.
Rag Bag By N. p. viii
Eminent Orators and Statesmen of Ancient and Modern
Times
Kate Aylesf I'd BY Chas. j. Peterson
Adventures Of Amyas Leigh. By Chas KINGSLEY
Visits to European Celebrities. By W. b sprague
Long Look Ahead, by A. 5. Roe.
Travtl in Europe and the East, by Prime.
The Hen Fever, by Geo. Burnham.
The Peasant hoy Philosopher,
Israel Potter, or Fly Years Of Exile, by Melville
Harpers' Gazetteer of the World.
Harpers' story Book.
Queens of Scotland. Vol 8.
Springfield Armory. By Abbott.
Kings and Queens.
Physical Geography Of the seas.
Cosas dc Espana, or going TO Madrid.
Getting Along 2vos.
Europe and the Allies Past and Present.
Las Cases Memoirs of Napoleon. vols.
Ups and Downs, by Cousin Cicey.
stanhope Bureigh, by Helen Dhu.
History and Poetry Of Finger Rings by Edwards
The Nife's Victory, and Other Tales. Mrs souhworth
Pride and Prejudice, by Mrs. Austen.
Rudiments of Architecture and Building.
Alone, by Marion Harand.
Satire and sarsts, by james Hamay.
Full Proof Of the Ministry, by James
The Tutors Ward.
Avillion.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-04-13
BY ALEXANDER PUTNAM
AuCtl0h Rooms No. &C and 6s Main Street.
HOGSEH0LD FURNITURE, &C. On

1T O'Clock p. NJ, at Office,
The usual weekly sale of Household Furniture copris
ing Carpets Sofas, Chairs, Tables Bureaus Bedsteads
Beds alr and other Mattresses Looking Glasses Clocks
Table Cutlery and other articles of household uitur
aud the usual Kitchen ware.
Sales OF Real Estate and Personal Property situated in
he city county, or States terms reasonable, satisc
ton guaranteed Also the apprasing of property solicit
ed Cash paid for secondhand furniture, upon appca-
ton at the Sales Room. Constantly on hand an assort-
ment OF new Furniture, Table Cutlery Crocksry
and Glass Ware Clocks Looking Glasses Window Shades
81, whlcb will be SOLD low for Cash.
There will be SAILS Of Furniture every Wednesday af
ternoon at Putnans Sales ROOMS at the usu hour u-
til further notice. s. NJ. REDDlNG, Salesman
marco diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-04-13
ISAAC II. UPTON, AncIioueer,

OFFICE IN tLAGG's BUILDING, (Up StGirS)
ISAAC II. UPTON would respectfully inform his
friends and the public that he has renewed his License
as Auctoneer and offers his services for the sale of Real
Estate or ersonal Property, in this CT county.