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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.

BniIey's TOOthache DrOPs.-Thls remedy for
this most eXcrucang pain is not only of the best but
the very best remedy offered to those afflicted with
abe teothache after the failure of every other remedy now
offered to he public, have only try Raileys Tooth
ache Drops, aud will have in minute For sale
wholesale by WEEKS 4 POTTER. 164 Washington st.
Boston, and by Druggists. generally. au14 dom
SecOnd~HaBd Pianos constantly on hand for
sale and 10 let Meodeons ken in exchange for P4nos
at TAYLOR FARLEY S,
no du PAS Main street,
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Boston Il Eastern Rx
lreSs 20 have moved their flee 10 lsO MAI 49,,
bnnisy Block nearly opposite American House.
NJ
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DIR. A. j. HOWE.

Removal Mrs. NJ. W. GERELDS Phvs,n,na
and successful MidDtfe No. SO Summer, between Cen
RAJ and Exchange streets, N. B-partcuar attention
given TO the treatment of all Female Diseases diff o3
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w. A MIIIIAMS.

- 2 IA W y I u r X ELLs
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
w fLASs's BLOCK. Worcester, Mass
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Music NOIice.-GODDARD Il ALDRICr,s
QUADRILLE BAND, J. NJ. ALDRIcH Prompter.
N. P. GODDARD 15t Worm. ". L.. HOBBS Claronet
j. NJ. ALDMcH, "a = LIS Powers, Cornet Piston
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- So MINER w LGACE.
SILVER Platter AND MAUFAUTURER OF HAIR
NESS TRIMMINGS, and DOOR PLATES.
81 EXCHANGE sTREET, .............. Worcester
ELI deod6m
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GEflRlIE SW

Adm THAYER.
ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR At Law.
No us Main street,. Worcester, Mass
axvfF
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800 Cont Makers wanted i'm m q tIint e-
iy. CHAs. W. FREELAND, a Co,
Union Block, 1893 Main street
Sill dtt
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ENGAGEMENTS may be made by N P G5ddard Mulbnrv
St., W b Hobbs, Goddard ST.. !. NJ AdrGh Vine II
or b. K. Del nd al Loring Brothers. Musical Head
Quarters. 2O3 Main 81.
The above Band, thankful for past fayors SOLICIT a
continuance of publ patronage.
s25 dtf
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257 New DRgmerreOtyPe Rooms. 257.
NJ s. CHAPLIN having now removed from Waldo
Block and taken roons in WIN. c. CLARK's new and
sp'endd block, Corner Of MGun and Mechanic streets
and directly over Martin Stoves Dry Goods store would
call the attention of his friends and
and all in wantof first class Ddguerrtotype mot second
to any mare in this city will be douby paid by calling
on MIR. C. ami obtaining OF tine same thus securing
one OF his superior toned types which so much adj
mred by NIL lovers of this truly beautiful art Having
l-ed no pains in arranging very large North sky
light which is acknowledged by all artt to be much the
best and always sought whenever to lie had he feels
confident that his ling experience and practical know
ecge Of the business, will be Efficient warrant him
large share of public patronage Mr. Chapins opeat ng
room is very large and commodous enabling him to take
grouIs of any number desired
MIC viii tike Dfguerreotypes at as reasonable pri-
ces as any m ia Wrcestr, including case Copying
done in the very bel inner.
Dagusreoiy ing OF the sick, and deceased taken in
the rlost salts a tory manner.
Also-Great pains taken with children.
GJ Each person is allowed the privilege to sit till thew
sate with their Daguerreotypes no pay in adj
vance. Remember-R IONS in oark's Block. diff o22
" orcester BydrOpaaAic Inssttutfop
on orch and Fountain SITS, Worcester, Mass The
propretors of this Institution aim to make il a com
ort bic home for nvads at all seasons. The location ia
elevated and healthy, yet easy of from all parts Of
the city.
The medical department is conducted by DR. s. KoGFRs
and has been limited the exclusive use Of waite,
in tn which seemed require other treatment
For terms, &C., address
E. F. ROGERS, SUPERINTENDENT
Outdoor practice attended to. Office hours 2to 4PM
au27 d&wtf
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STWNER XT1T-9ICE

MRS. =. Il. BOSWORTU,
FASHIONABLE DRESS-MAKER
NO Newbury street, Worcester
IVA diff
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XIV -
wATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1885,
Elecsfsn........Taesdn November Dc
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
PoR GOVERNOR,
JULIUS ROCKWELL,
o. Pittsfsld.
FoR LIEUT.. GOVERNOR,
S I'M ON b r o WIN,
OF CONCORD.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
e. LOCKWOOD ROAR. OF CONCORD.
FOR SECRETARY OF sTlSTN
GEORGE F. WILLIAMS. OF BOSTON
ron STATE TREAsuRBR,
THOMAS j. MARSH, OF WALTHAA.
FOR STATE AUDITOR,
STEPHEN n CLIFFORD. OF DtABUht'
For Senator'S for Worcester County,
FRANCIS. H. DEWEY, of Worcester;
ARTEMAS LEE, Of Templeton;
VELORUS TAFT, Of Upton;
SALEM ToWNB, of Charlton;
JABEZ FISHER; Of Fitchburg.
For Comfy Commissioner,
AsAPH WOOD, of Gardner.
For Conaty Treasurer,
ANTHONY CHASE, of Worcester.
For Register Of Dseds.
ALEXANDER h WILDER, OF Worcester.
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Worcesler sIuI1Ie Compnnr.

w OFcesIeF Shuttle Com pnny.
Manufacturers and Dealers in all kinds of
COTTON AND WOODEN SHUTTLES.
New Worcester, Mass.
s22 diff RICHARDSON & SWEET
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~. y. .. Binhe Will give instruction to classes. or
ema9icS, DC, AZ No. DOwdoin street auto deudem
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Vim. Brown. UplOLsTERER, has removed fran,
Pearl street. dg,n N hn,LLi
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Wnnted-lmmediatey-- or Eight Custom Pan
makers. lvu2g am p xTant ~
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EE.3ssazszs.a NOR WITCH & WORCESTER
$50 W. X. r.. NOTICE. - CHANGE OF
Hot Rs.-on and after Monday, Nov S the Evening
Train from Norwich will leave at $50 instead of43o
The Evening Train from Worcester an 10 in toad ~
LIE as heretofore r 81, Nj. ANDREWS, Agent.
n3 DIT
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'BW SPORTSMEN.-Dnpo 'sEagle,D "Dead
Shot" and all varieties of Sporting and Blasting
Powders, Also, Caps and Safety Fuse. for sal. by
oZO BROOKS a. sTEARNS.
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pLAC NSMITH.-rhe subscriber having taken
NIB the shop on Foster street, aely occupied BY A. p
Jordan) prepared to do all kinds Of Backsmihing in
workmanlike manner, and on most reasonable terms.
nj dl CHARLES WRIGHT
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=, Commonwealth Of MASSACHUSETTS,.

In INSOLVENCY,
Before ALEX. II. BULLOCK ESQUIRE, Commissioner
Of Insolvency. in and for the County of Worcester in
the matter Of D. Q. MEADE Of Worcester, grocer, la
solvent Detors. S' 49,
II second meeting of the creditors of said Insoyent
Debtor viii be hoded at the Office Of the said Aexr
Bullock, Esquire Commissioner Of Insoyency in Wor
ceste ~ SAN County, the tenth day of November in
slant 1885, at ten O'Clock in the iornoo to prove their
claims. EDWIN DRApRp tssi,,,aa
n3 dqtA,e1, ~ -N'eNN0'
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| Removal Mrs. NJ. W. GERELDS, Phvs,n,an
and successful MidtDfe No SO Summer betwe,n Cen
given TO the treatment ofal Female Diseases diff %
MRS. y. r. BOSNORTH,
=, Fl FAsnloN ABLE DIR Ess-M AKER,
NO; ~ 2Newoury Worcester
SUMNER WALLACE.
! SILVER Platter AND MANUFACTURER OF HAIR
| NESS TRIMMINGS, and DOOR PLATES
| 81 EXCHANGE STREET, ................ Worcester
ELI deod6m
| Slate for Roofs The subscriber is prepared IN
furnish Slate for Roofs of superior quality and lay in
pies may seen at the yard on Grove street.
apis at JOHN BARNARD
DRAPER a CLARK.
Offer for sale. and will keep hand through the season
better assortment of LINEhan can be bought al anv
| ter.
Worcester, March Is, 1854 diff mcb2s
800 Cont Makers wanted i'm n cdintc-
| ~. CHAs. W. FREsLAND, n CO.,
80, Union Block, 1893 hain street
DIR. STEARNS
Dentist has removed his Office and residence to No. Wa
nutHreet, Worcester
g X. WErHERELL.
| NJ AlIohNEi AND COLNsELL0R AT LAW.
No ! FLAde's BLOCK. Worcester, Mass
,.u,,,.. -. -. w a w ILLlA MS
ATToRNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT L1H
,,- No'2 Central Exchange, Worcester, Mass
III dly
! HENRY q. RICE
Attorney and Counsellor at Lao,
NO, Briney Hail.. Worcester Mass,
ol6 ar ' 0''
Western Ticket Omcc.-- Through wests,n
Tickets, iot all principal Cilits aud Towns.
LEONARD n CO., Agents,
aus du 1870 Main street.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Boston 4 Eastern IA,
sss 20 nave moved their oice 10 1870 Main street
bnney Block, noAry opposite American House '
au7 AR
Wnnted-lmmediatey- or Right Custom Pan
makers. luu2g dtil d Mr. ="
VIM. Brown. UpllOLsTERER has removed from,
ioV Main street, to Rooms No. 3 "a WARREN HALT
dom myi7
~. q. .. Binhe Will give Instruction 10 classes. or
INDIVIDUALS IN the Ancien and Modern IanRuageu Ninth
ematicb, DC, at No. DOwdoin ulrcet aui0 snaas
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FALL RAcrs
&A4 BROAD BOG 3

ANA bkOAD ROCK
1&k n5ASEs ms IA 1919. "a, MEET.
. the sssosa ~ noaDsf sSn1f'is e
ofIHSsr sfss+ lsss .as sSes,ags =, as,s
for all ages; fsur mile heats; our more - lsks
fsee the rropIietor to add $1,000: $500 eptsenes--
half forfeit. Closed lss ysHs wish the following
MI. VIM: 3. Gibbons names b. ~: fhiIo. by Mari
ner, ont Of Csssandrs four yssrs old. g
u.s Mr aesi: 81. r. CG5ds' y
eos; out Of Msdcrs, four pears old.
nsr, out of Ann Wstson, by Glencoe. -
Mr; John csmphsll names ch. Z. Lama spillman.
by Wssner. ont Of Glosna three yesra Old.
rnss George. out q Rss.ss.. Sss ss,.s s:.G.
Mr.. H. r. MeGrath name. sb. i. Sam L.teb.r. Nv
Wasner ont of Medoc mare, four years Old.
Mr. John Wslsh names b. 8. Lswson. BY WaGner,
out of MiustrePs dam. seven years old.
, Mr.Cslyin 6rssn names eh. b Erunkfost, By Glen
cos. out Of Mary Morris Hour years old. -,s...a
Z Nj. A. Cheathzm pames ------- 1sS Sff&zf
SO .as1s1ss s.f foa: ss &c. G.
e1sed with the followins sabssribsrs :s effIs75sH1
,mo Dayd T,s,s Mcdaniel names q by Regent dam ~
4. css.thsn and James Tally names 6. d. sy Rss-
&C. Calvin Green names b. . by sevsrsiss. dam Am
THIRD DAY-wEDNEsDAY.91J jockey GLIB
i;5 FousTa SsS iA'fs D1Y ~. aias6
Purse $500, two mile htats l26 u
SIXTH DAY-SATu uRDAY.--Proprt t.tcrss Rune
$500 three mile hests for handesp race, nee for
week. q -
The following stakes are proposed:
SECOND DAY. % p ON D RACEl TUEs-
D,AY-A Sweepstake for three year old colts and
hiiies; entranee 5000, half forfeit; mile hests
THIRD DAY-WEDNE8DAY-A Swsspstake
tor old colts and 6iss; $500 entrance, half
FIFTH DAY-FRIDAY.-As sweepatake for three
year old colts and les; $500 entrance half forfeit
SECOND RACE-SAME DAY.-A swespstaks
for untried threeyear old colts and ies; 800 en-
trance, half forfeit; mile hests ~ f--.l1E,.- : a.
9 All the above stskes to name aud close lat Sep
tember. szstfss Z ri y 9F.G y 1a--at
au4 CALVIN GREEN, PROFIT.
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BosroN PosT OFFICE 1t is said there are more
letters come to the Boston Post Office than to any
other city In the Union In proportion the popua-
ton. The Telegraph of the 10th inst, has the fol-
lowing item: The largest mail ever received at the
Boston Post Office was that which arrived last
evening from New York and the South 1t weighed
fourteen and half tons, and required an extra
baggage car for its conveyance. 1t was taken from
the Worcester depot to the Office In six wagon loads
About one third as much more of the same mail
was left over in New York from impossibiity to
furnish means for Its transport In that train A
large proportion OF this matter was Congressional
and Department documents
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THE WADswoRTH EsTATE.-James Wadsworth
says correspondent of the Albany Evening Jour-
nal, owns about 5000 acres of land In Avon as
much mora iI Gennesse, about 6000 in Rush, 5000
5000 in Caledonia, and great many thousand
In other towns. II is nearly all good land-the
best in the State All of this land Is rented, not
leased; and for but single year. This has been
every year-a rule which gives Mr. w. entire cons
troll of his property, its cultivation and mansge-
ment. Not only is this rule adhered TO, but Mr.
w. dictates which field shall be sowed to wheat
which reserved for pasture, meadow, &c., thus
preventing any deviation from the best system of
agriculture These lands uniformly yield as heavy
crops any other in this valley The rents for the
best wheat lands eight dollars per acre; for other
wheat lands, from five to seven; and for auds for
meadows, spring crops, &C., from 50 to $4 per
acre. And the land is eagerly sought for at these
prices.
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CAMPING IN THE WooDs-Fourteen ladies AMI
gentlemen LEFT Burlington, VT. on the 6th for the
woods and lakes of Northern New York, on fish,
ing, sporting and pleasure and health bunting ex-
cursion. Rev. Messrs. Winslow and Blanchard,
with their wives and families, MIR. Warren. L. F
Chittenden, Esq, Henry Torrey. Professor Erni,
Mr.. aod Mrs. Cameron, and Miss Steever are of the
number. They took abundant stores of provisions,
and were to be met and accompanied by four
guides portion OF the company, including the
TWO last named ladies, will spend several weeks ip
The heart OF the wilderness, camping out "far from
the hum of nsnr
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Sin CHAs. NAPIERs OPINIoN.-Sr Charles Ma
pier In his speech at the Southwark election, the
day before the steamer sailed, remarked that, SIT
had been said Sebassopol must be taken, but he
would take the liberty of saying that he very much
doubted If Sebastopol could bs taken, although he
knew that cur men would march up to anything
and do all that it was In the power of man to effect"
The dec laration, though made In the midst of
large and popular assembly, excited cheers In
stead of murmers
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INTEREsTING TO SNuFF-TAKRRs.-The Annsles
d'H giene, Of Paris, has published article point
log out the danger arising from packing snuff 10
lead, as tn damp In the snuff acting on the lead
oxidizes 1t, and forms a soluble salt of poisonous
nature
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G% DESIRABLE AND VALUABLE
LIN RESIDENCE FOR SALE am authorized
70 sell that very valuable Dwelling House on Clay
street between Foushee and Adams streets, front
ng bo eet on Clay, and running back l46 feet to an
alley Is feet wide. The house has 10 rooms, eight
with fire places: the basement Is finished with gas
nxlufes, DC; brick kitchen, with four rooms; brick
ns5ie, with ten stalls carriage house, smoke house.
coal and wood houtes, &C. with hy ydrant in the yard;
den CO.
For terms, which will be very liberal apply to
THOS w. KEESEE,
au4 4-lZt No. 90 Pearl st.
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The WHEELER SLAVE CAsE.-The Pennsylva.
nian states that Col Wheeler left PHILADELPHIA on
Saturday, and soon after man got out warrant
charging him with assault and battery on the day
OF the rescue Of his slaves. Of course the war.
rant was not served.
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EMIGRATION TO THE WEsT.-About two hundred
families from the vicinity of Rutland, Vermont,
have availed themselves of the advantage offered
TO emigrants by the Illinois Central Railroad Com.
pany, and purpose settling upon the lands belong
log TO IT, 10 the southern portion of The State. They
are farmers and mechanics, and will be substsn-
tisl acquisition to any community.
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sPHcIAL NoTrcEs.

LIFE lssURArcE-WHITE PERSONS AND
SLAvks.-Ths American Life Insurancs ana Trust
CComsanyInsC@ C I Charter @ PsrpstusL granted in ls5e)-
and Walnut SITS, Philadelphia; Ofice In Riobmond
re9ii q street, between Main and Franklin. next to
=. ~. Eaehos ofiise. Offers usual uNE oUALLEp al.
slaves. The former issued for any length of time
~ .ne Larter for one three and i've years. Premiums
Call at tbs Office ia Richmond and proepr. nam.
phlets and circulars (which will give YOU AM The in
formation upon the subiect,l to be had crafts of
se G. h. BRICKEN M n
Agent and Medical Examiner.
a Office hours from till u o'clock A. NJ. and
from to P. n. an "a @
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SALES OF NEW SHIPs.-A ship at Bath, Me-, not
yet named, 906 tons, to Boston house. at about
SAT 900; ship ronsdes 1850 tons built at Bath
S7o,o0O; and ship Sea Belle, s52 tons built at Ken.
nsbupk, were sold recently on private terms, the
two latter TO New York houses and schooner +.
w. Johnson, 100 tons, ten years old, $4,000, cash.
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BAPTIsTs IN THE UNITED STArEs-The Baptist
Almanac or 1856 contains table of statistics, by
which 1t appears that there In the United States
connected with the Baptist denomination, 523 as
socistons, 10,468 churches, 1897 ordained minis
ters, 592 licentiates, and 642, 660 members. The
number Of bsptisms In 1854 was u 1877 Adding
the irregular" Bspists, such anti mission Bsp.
lists, Free win Baptists, Seventh Day Baptists, &c.
to the above, the number Of members Is increased
to / PSI 050.
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TAXATION IN BosToN.-The present Board OF
the taxable property of the CITY, hitherto unassess.
ed, of some 5000, 600, of which ten millions are
personal property, and about three millions real
estate
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Gray, of Portsmouth, N. H while visiting the
Navy Yard at Charleston, Mass, fell from the geng
plank of the new steam frigate Merrimsc a dis
tance OF 30 feet, to the stone bottom of the dock,
and was instantly killed
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GOLD HuMBuG.-Seyeral parties who left Spring
held, Missouri In seaeh OF gold In the Wchetaw
Mountains, Ia the Creek Nation, have returned and
report that they found no gold or any Indications
Of The precious metal
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IA N E MOTTO E-TO
- ~ Il xsak-SE PASSENGERS ON THE
RICHMOND AND DANVILLE, AND SOUTH.
slDE RAILROAD CARS, GOING EITHER TO
DANVILLE OR LYNCHBURG:
Is E A K FASTi BREAK FAST!!
AMPLE TINE GIVEN TO EAT
The subscriber 10 prepared TO furnish the pas
sengeri, daily, with BREAKFAST, at the Junction
OF the Richmond and Danviie and South-S Rail-
roads Immediately on their arrival on the cars.
my l7-l2m SAM'L d. BURKE.
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SHIP CANAL FROM THE ATLANTIC TO THE Pas
CIFIC The Washington Star announces on the
authority of "relisbe source" that some enter.
prsing citizens of the United States and New Gre
NADIA have discovered and explored the longs
sought route for connecting the Atlantic and Pacis
fc oceans by means OF a ship canal. The plan Ia
to go up the Atrota river some fifty miles from its
mouth, with depth of from six to ten fathoms.
and from thence to the Pacific, distance of some
obstruction In the contemplated canal. A liberal
grant, 1t says, has been made by the government
of New Grenada to the persons engaged In this
grand undertaking, and the whole route from one
ocean to the other, has been accurately surveyed,
and the facts developed are beyond doubt or quess
ton, SO far as the feasibility of the work Is concern.
ed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-15

csng CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.
ne@5E- The subscriber has on hand, at his Coach
Making Establishment On Lombard Alley, between
Main and Cary QSth and 18th streetE) ar the Co.
lumbsn Hotel. COACHES, CHARIOTEE8, BA.
R0GCHES, RUGG1ES with and without tops and
sULKiES, all of his own make, of the best materi.
:i and workmanship. All of which will be sold as
low rs good work OF the kind can be in the city of
kchESond; and respectfully ask g call from those
Ia want Of any article in the Carriage line as am
determined to make to order and sell at the lowest
prce, possible, and all work sold that 10 new war.
fauted fs 20-SmI MICkJAH MANGiIM
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BEING ABOUT TO LEAVE THE CITY. IrAKr
this opportunity Of returning my thanks to the cit;
zsns OF richmond and vicinity, for the very liberal
ast seven yeers. 1t is with feelings Of no small "a
sss, .nss take leave Of my many and dear friends
s ltom wnom have received 20 mauv manifestations
conpss me to sever the many ties that bind m = to
Richmond: wherever my lot 10 cast besssured .hsn
health and prosperity.
remain ever yours. most respectfully.
.-e.s.s,t MICRL MCCORMACK
Having sold my interest In the Soda Water ana
Botting Establishment. to Mr. WM. p. LADD fmv
late partner,) take pesaure Ia ending Bin,
to your patronage feeing assured that he will awe
all lwho may favor him with their patrousael ss
well and as promptly as they have been heretofore
au I4-5t* &f9 MICH'L MCCORMACK
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I INES ON MEssRs. STEBBINS e.
Ia MILLER's IMPROVED LIGHTNING RODS

BY the Prototype Bard
STE BINS h MILLER calls on all, SEf@#
Who want their lives protscted, sss45 81
fo'save their house from Iiehtning's fall,
~. By Lightning Rods made perfect. HEs9a - 81
These men throughout the land proclaim, isn-
That they have long succeeded ss-
Fl Ali ether Lightning Rods for fame, 3 if't
81. Where Lightnins Rode are needed. Il -,isfs5
Their Rods proved the best that's known, s.lf
For lightnings flash, with thunder;
They now put up, take others down asa sss5
That's made by Sslsmander. s.ss,t eAs4t9s
Such Rods that put up by him. 49, "a
The truth cannot be SANDER; .l-ssssHs ass 8'5.s'
For Richmond's Marketroof cries shame, ss
The Rods of Sslamander.
The ne construction Of tin roofs, sss#
- Are good on many dwelling .g Ests-s4f.i. s.
While Miller Stebbins Rods have proved
Dread lightrins's fiash ex xpeliing. aitz5 ss*
As honest reference will show, Iss
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To Make WATERMELON BuTrER.-Spit the
watermelon open, with a spoon scrspe out the
pulp into a cullender, and strain the water into
vessels; boil 1t down to syrup; then put 10 apples
or peaches, like making apple butter or any kind
OF preserves. Or the syrup may be boiled with
out fruit down to molasses, which will be found to
be as fine as the best sugar house molasses.