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QUESTIONABLE CABINET MANU-
II FACT0RY,-The subscriber having taken a store
In W. e. ALIENS BLOCK, Main street, opposite the
City Hall, would inform his friends and the public that
he is ready to make to ORDER all kinds of Cabinet Work
of wood to suit fancy. Desks and Screens for Banks
Show Gases, Desks for stores Counters Library and Of
1ce Tables, all kinds of Desks for Offices and Oounngi
ROOMS Book Gases in any STYLE Extension Tables of any
Pattern, Pulps and Church Furniture. The character
Of my work is well known in the city and needs pulling.
The best Of references be given. Work repaired in
the best manner. All orders thankfully received and
promptly attended to- JOSEPH BURT.
Worcester, July "a, 1855. iva DIFF
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EDWARD LIyERMORE.

EDWARD LIVERMORE,
NO. 2 WORCESTER HOUSE BLOCK,
Has just received large assortment OF
FANCY STATIONERY.
consisting of the best French English and American Bath
Note and Letter Papers, Extra Thick Damask Plain and
Cream Laid Envelopes, &c, &C. Call and examine
Please remember No. 2 Worcester House Block
SIS diff j. K. BANISTER Agent
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ENRUIT PR ESERVING CANS.-s6 dozen
n Arthurs Patent" Selfsealing Cans yarioas sizes)
far Keeping fresh Fruit and Vegetables in their natura
state. For sale by WIN. o. SWEET & co.
au9 du 1856 Main street.
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SNUFF AND TOBACCO.
PET ER ( = t ! Sd$ / L / 4. RD'

NOs 2 OhuIhlm HtFttNs NtW UEIts =.
ucccssor Of Peter George L0rilard offers for sale all
kinds Of SNUFF and T0BACC0S in general USE For
particulars, Price Current can be obtained by address
ng above. This establishment is Of the oldest Of
he kind in the United States. dly MARI
RINOR SALE Stock and Store, situated In one
n Of the most pleasant and nourishng villages In New
England, with the best Of Railroad accommodations, with
In % miles Of Boston.
The above presents rare opportunity. when the pro
prletor must rellnquish, account Of nj health.
The stock select and viii be- sold with or without the
Esatei and rs long lease desired will be given.
Any one wishing TO engage In the Country trade will do
well 10 examine the premises Immediately.
For further particulars, apply Mr.. 3. H. HOWE, Of
the lrm OF Pierce Howe, Co.. 63 Federalst Boston, or
address Box No. 2, Worcester Post Office.
my2i ar
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Hg@V> PARAsoLs! PARASOLs!! "a \
Sn.LEG~ u M b ELLA ~
~Sf~h~ AND
EARA&NL ANIFACTORY

The most extensive assortment of Parasols and I'm
breas Those wanting, should not fail call and
anime the syes got by the subscriber and learn the
prices and they wil end them far cheaper than be
found any other in this city and likewise large
assortment Umbrellas of the following descriptions.
Six Alpaca, md Scotch Bingham Umbrellas Black
Blue, Gree and Br0tUn.
Particular attention will be attention will be paid to the
Repairing and Covering Umbrellas and Parasos, and
done at the shortest notice
M. 90 Main street
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Ep E-OPENED NEW STORE! NEW
A0 GOODS
?. HOLBR00K & CO., have re opened their Grocery
Establishment, in Bowen Block No 243 Main street(two
stores north of he or place of busines where they are
prepared wait upon heir friends and former patrons
We have just received from The different markets. a
fresh assortment of choice groceries, with which we intend
to DO constantly supplied and will furnish them delivered
in any part of the city, favorable terms as the same
quality of goods can be found any place Worcester
p. H0LBR00K & CO..
jyl1 diff 243 Main Street
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" GRIFFIN & co. would inform their friends
d that they able to supply all orders as usual
cur goods being arranged in store. We shall
offer no goods suspected of being damaged but will in
few days close all such off at anction.
SIS diff
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HOUsEkEEPERS and others, who cons
IL template laying in their supplies of fuel for
the winter would do well to give me call, as have
now on hand, and viii be receiving during the fall
some Of the best kinds Of white ash and red ash
Goals 70 be found In the Philadelphia market
All the various sizes prepared In the best manner.
Always on hand, Cumberland Coal In Jumps and
fine. suitable for family and manufacturing purposes
Also, oak, pine, and hickory Wood
All Of which viii be sold low for the cash, I" in
quantities to suit purchasers.
Full weight and measure guaranteed, and promptly
delivered m any part Of the city, (f paid for when
ordered i-ti W. STONE II
Office and Yard east side of Seventh street
Adjoining south side of the Canal
N. D. reduction always made in the price OF
Ccsl when delivered from the vessels, as saving in
hauling 10 thereby effected. VS.,
auQ 4-8m fa.44.. I'D .s4.e
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SNUFF AND TOBACCO.
PETER LORILLARD,

No. ~, Chatham Street. Nep York,
Successor Of Peter George Lerllard offers for sale
ell kinds Of Snuff and Tobsccos in general use.
For particulars. Price Current csn be- obtained
BY addressing as above.
This Establishment a the Oldest Of the kins
In the United States. feb s-dly
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BUSINESS CARDS.
,. w. BARNECLO,

BUSINESS CARDS.
,. w. BARNECLO, 0
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods.
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Bonnets, &C.,
SSS Ssos'1h strsst, bstsoees "A and r streets,
wAsHINGr0N, D. o.
N. b. All articles sold are warranted to prove ss rep
resented.
e. II. HALL, nj. D.,
homeopathic Physician,
OGice No. 400 Washington Place, between ID and
streets. a
ONCE for night calls,
Third door from the corner Of the avenue In 9Th st
--- east side jan Sly
JOSEPH FERGUSON,
HARDER and HI air Dresser.
Eighth street, next door TO Squire Smiths Office.
dec 16--dly "A 7F
M. r. PARKER,
HOnse and Sign Painter and GIaxier.
No. 80 Louisiana avenue, between 9th and 7th sta.
>dec 1s-dly
JOSEPH G. G. KENNEDY,
LArE OF THE CENSUS OFFICE.
ProsecutAs Claims before Congress and the Depart
ments .
Ofcc, corner Tenth street and Pennsylvania avenue
over the Savings Bank.
dec Sly
DRESS AND CLOAK MAKING.
MRS. @. " JOHNSTON,
Twelfth street. south of Pennsylvania avenue fnext
door to Squire Clark's Magistrates oflice.1 @1-
at Mrs. Bangs's. t4'
She will cut and baste cut L,nIn0a and Paitarrs
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THE OLDEST CHIME IN THE UNIoN.-The chime
of bells in Christ Church. Boston Mass, was first
rung on 3lst December, 1854, and has announo-
ed the approach of each successive year for
century. 1t said that the man who put up the
bells, who had come over in the same vessel with
them. refused any compensation for his labor,
but requested they might be tolled, muf1ed. at
his death, which accordingly done in his
case, and also in that of his wife.
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Respectfully beg ienvc TO call the attention of tho
Ladies' 10 their vcry pcuiid aud crt ysirt stock of
FRENCH und SCOICH EMBROlpERlES, in
Musu aud Lace goods cnmrraing almost every ,ario'
{, n work md si,le. nsnlso of quality and price,.
tle purpose oi supplying themselves with such roods
vii please crll and make their ratehn,c,
tnlRO }tu
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TlRA15.

- NIp.fNfAS j.. -ruI=hsd tally AZ - and ti-wecki8 ii.
' ,,tra - advance Nu ttper Will be discontinued, ~
, r 5afi#n ri Ir9Prieors, uuu nil arearasrs snal
ava Pafl.
nrrUfrsEaENrs inserted for 70 ens per sluste Of
o or the first insertion, and 37 sts Cor each cen
Nc unless oriag,l inner an wrn ). AMI then 90 cts
',re viii chars. for slsl usrr ili Il e uumb'r
ger rns j. not markell ON tae e>.'t II te iHAhl tl ~
.5-,i out anl CHARGED acc'r'ilHFlH.
TfiE IhAkLl EhII- AtR:
FOR one square daily o
FOR For cny square sems,~oekly .lo
intended for both paper, atject 10 special
untract. IN, 4 ,!..t,. ,.. Il -. ....lf.,. A.,
=, nv tho nd vp~tsenents charged al transient rates
an NV advertise nents appear in the daily Hnt semi
W 5itaaFg notices which exeee eight lines charged
IL. EDr lIn ~
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MERCHANDISE.


Art,l 1oiI. 1850.
Tnke pleasure III announcing ihcu hrnfa aud r,Is.
tonefs that they ~ receipt of ther entire
-toe, ot FANG " und STABLE DRY GOODS iDt tho
season md te-fe tolls invite al refzos vata#s traal
{, rnodGuODSnt nt reasonable prices 10 enll and mn,o
then selertipu- apl3h.}n
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y Ew CONCERN IL A. WI INNS calls the
J. attention oi thn tenuc comna,iN l' lis we'll So
l,cted Hssuriucnt al new books al ry,ty kna. lltc
stationery aud Gnry goods. VII ho>cs fne rrur
Fnft NJ nnalcs, lur,cs, Pocket knives Iooth Bus, es
&ca &c The ladies particularly ne requested 10 onll
uHd examine nHny useit md heauti n. fancy goods.
nnla3 4. II A WILLIAMS
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SiLkS, SILkS, SILkS.
Aprlla0th. 1919.

aud the ouhlit splcudd stock of silk Drc'S
Goods, comprising almost every yHricty "t Sih Goods
tn be found my catnhlishm6n nt oi the kind in
Virginia, ca Is sre'protluy requested from u wunt'
lue sueh goods.
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E HItiNGoN your AsOwsE


~ Tt =" = Hs " - l'' '7 IT ~ II
Il WHEAT FANS II >. 'hucmare \ BIO. are
manufacturing their works the Basin very superb
or riIRASIlNG MACHINES and FANS Of improv.
ed patterns and reudy til orders short notice
and rcusonuble terms.
Fnrmrrs waiting superior Machines depend on
getting such by fer-onn application by nadre.s ng
through the Pat Olicc.
Al.o, all kinds of repairing done at short netcc and
On reasonable terms
We are upenrs iorrhe sale af OBED JdsSEY'S
CEtrHHhtED TAtfsr REArER AND MowEH, ~ the
lanulucturrra prtcr.
Those wishing ohto'uany of thc nbove hfc es will
10 veil To send IN their oldcrs enily possible.
The reaper can he examined ut Works.
nnNl d
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DAILY NIRGINIAN.
Additional Foreign News

Tho following additional items are contained
III The papers received here by the America:
FRANCE.
II is said that grave differences of opinion
haye taken place between the Emperor and the
late Foreign Minister in regard to the manner in
which the latter acquitted his duties as Plenipo-
ientary at Vienna.
II is stated that the emperor expressed his
strong disapproval of the disposition which the
representatives at tho Vienna conference mani
tested to accept the dishonorable & delusive terms
of peace from Russia, and condemns De Lhuys
for too great confidence in the good faith of Aus
trim.
with enthusiastic plnudts hy his suhjects since
the attempt to assassinato him.
Pnnori's trial was proceeding. The Judge
fused to admit lady spectators into tho Court.
The trnl wns being conducted very quietly, with
the view, ms WINS supposed, of preventing any in
terest being taken in the prisoner; and to dis
courage similar future attempts being made to
gain notorety. The accused had given no reason
for the net, except that his family had been ruin
ed by the French invasion of Romo.
Further changes in the Ministry arc rumored
namely, that NJ. Billaut. Minister of tho Inte-
iior, will succeed Admiral ilomclin, who retircs
from Minister of Marine. NJ. Boucher, Minister
of Public Works, vii succeed Billanlt, and NJ.
dc Riohmont Director Of Orleans Railway, sue
oceds Boucher.
AFFAIRS IN THE CRIMEA.
Gen. CHnrobcrt has announced that when re-
niorocmcnts arrive he will enlarge tho circle of
his operations, implying that he will attack the
Russian field positions. On the 2Sth of April
Canrobert writes to the Emperor that tho Eng
lish army has recovered its health and efficiency
and is on cordial terms with the French.
Procrnstination and iealousos arc damaging
the proposed scheme of Turkish contingent com
manded by English officers of tho Indian army.
THE HALTIC SQUADRON.
fhreo ships left England ON the 10th 10 Block
ndp the White Sea.
RUSSIA AND GERMANY.
\ Russian note in tho form of n circular, ad-
dressed to the German States says TINT the Car
relying Oh the continuance of the policy hitherto
pursued by them. will adhere to the solution Civ
en- at the conference to the two first points of tho
guarantee
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AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS
Pills that are Pills

tROF HAYES State Chemist. OF Massachusetts
Il says, they thc best of al Pills, aud anncxcd
ar The VINO certify Tint Ct linycs knows viz:
Irmucl Shaw, Chiet Justice Supreme Court OF Nass
Emory Wnshburn, Governor OF Mass.
" c. PmLkett. Lieut.. G. ~. Of Mbss.
Henry J. GnrIner, Gov of Mas
Simeon Brown, Lieut. Gov
T. NJ Wright. Soc. OF State Il
john h Fitzpatrick. Ca hDlic Bishop of Bost N.
MEN THArA ARE MEN =
Among tho d this Piil has cured with nstr nsh
ing Rpidty, may mention
Gostiycnes Bilious Complains. Rheumatism. Drop
~ Honrlbmn, Henlnehe arising from foul Stomach.
Nuu,ea, Indigestion, Morbid nuction Of the Bowels an
an arising thereirom, FnturucY, Loss ot Appetite
h ilccrou4 and cuHurous Diseases which require an
eyacuant Medicine Scrofue, or Kings Evil They al.
by purifying the blood and stimulating the system.
mnny complaints which it would not be suppose
they cou reach; such a Deafness, 7 mini Blindness
Neuralgia aud Nervous Irrtabiity, D,rnngenents Of
the Liver and Kidneys. Go1t rnd other kindred com.
plants arising from low of the body, obsruc-
tons of its functions. They the best Pmgativc
Medicine ever discovered, and you sill but need use
them once to know IT,
Prepared by DIR, !. C, AVER. Lowell, Mass aud
sold by every respectable Druggist in New Ehglan
may l-dGc2m
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MEDICINES.
Lock HOSPITAL

Cure i--BalllnOie LOCK E1OSEIi II
" n. or loss Of roeer, rain in the ns, nisea
tynst monai pen.'.I VI @ '. -. ,i ct,,r
rom aen1e,nce the u.s. o. ardent spf or amy tther
o'n''' IT, Young MN,
.cily who have the victims Of evil practices. Alas
wha countless numbers Of generous and nohleherd inss
M ae ] s Tsl taients and briIat ntcq Who miyt 9th.
m m a We listening senates with the thuntTs OF Ell
l sGfr9s from any folloaia melancholy cGees
s'.al Immediately "P'yg Dg. 10 JOHNSTON.
Weakness the Back au Limb Pains In the Head pnness
i Nrr,ons frrnhiliy ptranecmrut digestive Iuur
ms ticnera Debility symptoms oi Consumpon etc etc.
r(IIYrhe fearful effects the mind much to he
a .' s3s 3 "i E A1er,i n Of losty se p,trust
6FfCF.-No. south trelerct street, seven Doors from
BItimore st. East side M the steps.
uar ular in observing The n"hH ana hoor OF you
WIN A Cure Warranted
The many thousands cured at this Institution anil the
practice OF DR. Johnston exceeding hl others besides
aranlee that he Is the only PROPER fhssi'"n to he
consulted. - .,..-.,,,.
MEMBER OF THE ROYAL COLLEGE OF StP1EoNs
Lon raiuae OF the most eminent Colleges Of the
states aud the greater rar Of whose lie has been spent
In The Hospitals LONDON Paris philadelphia and elsewhere
has effected some of astonishing that
Known troubled with rinsngis the cars aud hea when
b. blfuness with frequent bluhint attended sometimes with
ieraulpment of mind cured immeiiateF
Take Particular Notice.
Parents Guardians often mislel with respect to the
,,use or source their ana warts Alas
amn ralpi,aon of Heart pyspeqsis INDIGESTION dcrang
.unptou those Mental ELECTS sarh as loss o
gamory 9eresoa OF SltS or PenaT @ & n "If9 h
.lrns rrActes destructive Ia both Body aud Mind Thus
spt from exl as Thousands who might hore been OF to
er Country pleasure q, teir friend ari ornaments 10 Soce
6G. 5auyara,ss IyyIGoRArIyE REMEDY roR ORGANIC
WEAKNESS.
In -aai. tae no.t laGiatsi tniiviuas many Who
hf m 1sr nhp lan"l 10 din By its complete in
~, 1la aeult tiaa boron 70
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MISCELLANl Gus.
AND HEIoW COST Booze, h

hut, caps trunks, cntprt hhes Nc- III 80
/. -etIher would call the intention Ut I'D m
lhase in want nf goods IN iis line. lS5lNLlW
->SS anl especially Iho,c WISHING goods ~~IiAi'
sell ipt he j. rfting In eHlilc -tooh n prices
that oara fail 10 b Appreciated Is, hn.r who nay la
vor Inn Withn clll ugc retttan ot the good. WI"
pnremsol thi' Sprung. rmb ncine very fine assortment
ut Hats. ap. nnd Infants Turbans all o the most ap
proved ss 'cs. An fine assortment ot Trunks, a
tine usotmcut ut Lde, aud Misses Shors, Just recciv
ed fine nf Gruts fine e-s ''oot' with -
s,l ont enrlv possible aud foeuabc me 10 do 81
am p1eiinC the chtic stt,k at cost and portion OF
tue goods tor css thnn eas
Gull n the sign the RED II At, opposite the Wnr.
wick House and door below {. Mor-os Book store
before making yonr rarohuscs.
nrI23 tsl $. y. RuMBOUGil At
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PETERSBURG.

LynchbuIs and Western Virginia Depot.
4. u GARLAND. RpB 7 =. Irs1FH.
ir'r # ,nchhup. lP,trtshurs
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THE VINEYARDS or CALITORNIA.-Mr. Buf
fun, in his speech in the California Assembly
wherein he proposed to exempt California wine
from the provisions of the prohibitory liquor law,
gnye the following interesting statistics concern
ing the culture oi the vine in that State:
'ln Los Angeles county-the vineyard of
California-there are already under cultivation
as many ncres covered with the vine as there are
III the whole of the great State of Ohio, the pion-
Ger III the wine manufacture of the United
States.
I'm Los Angeles the number of bearing vines
amount to 500, 900; the number of acres under
grape culture is ,500,the quantity of wine which
can be made to tho acre is 400 gallons; the a.
mount of capital invested in the grape culture is
Sl,000,O 900; and the number of persons engaged
in the various branches of the business is 1000
Thus these 800 acres only under grape culture
can produce 10000 gallons wine annually, which
at two dollars per gallon, will yield in this single
district the annual income of 81 100000. If
there in this State but $50 900 of land which
can be brought under grape culture they would
produce lO0,000,000 of gallons of wine annually
which, at one dollar per gallon would yield the
enormous annual revenue of 1O0,000,000'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-30

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