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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-07-06

u ssss rz,: aaa",n Original Attachment
1t appearing the satisfaction of the Court that the de-
PENDANT has abconded that the ordinary process of
law cannot be served upon him. is ordered that pubca
ton be made for six weeks in the Wilmington Journal
newspaper printed in the town of Wilmington notifying the
said Moses Fegenbaum to make his personal appearance
the next term of this Court to be held in jacksonville
the first Monday in September next to defend the said
or Judgment final will rendered against him.
Witness Jasper Etheridge Clerk of said Court office
the first Monday of June, a. D. 1856.
JASPER ETHRIDGE, Clerk.
July 6, l955.--[44-6t
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NOTICE.

NOTICE..
THE Hardware Business heretofore conducted by j. M
i ROBINSON will from this date be carried on by J.
NJ ROBINSON & co.
All the accounts of the old firm made out, and
must be closed by note otherwise.
All persons having claims against j. M. ROBINSON,
will please present them at shall delay my usual
trip North for short me for the erprss purpose of set
ting accounts, and hope my friends will call promptly.
J. M. ROBINSON.
T,l1O
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FREIGHTS :


REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET.
THE WEEK ENDING JULY 9TH, 1855.
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Barnum's Epitaph.
Here lies

Barnum's EpItaph
Here lies
A Nuisr nee and Clown
Of great Renown;
A Snowman and Cheat,
No one could beat;
For having shown all sorts of Trumpery,
He showed himself with all his Kna,ery,
And then, as he still holder grew,
Fat Babes and graeeless Mothers too. L
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NOTICE.
THE Committee for the examination of Teachers of Com
Schools in the county Of Sampson viii meet in
Clinton on MONDAY the 23d of July, and examine all who
apply for certificates Those having certificates will please
present them when they to be examined
ISHAM ROYAL,
July s. So5-[443t Sec'y of Er. Com.
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NOTE River Lumber, Tar and Turpentine, sold in the
subject the expense of landing inspection
eragc, &c-say Lumber 80 cents to 81 % M; Tar and
Turpentine about 10 Is cents % bbl-and naval stores
when brought per railroad about the expenses
curred-*For Virgin mixed Turpentine deduction
of one-ffth is made according to quality.
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TO TURPENTINE MAKERS.

L
The Merchants, Dstlers and Dealers in Nava Stores
have unanimously agreed not to purchase TURPENTINE
or TAR from the Inspectors from and after the first of June
Pext respectfully offer services to you Agent
Broker for the sale of your produce the brokerage
charges for selling will be paid by the buyer Amount OF
sales RENTED by mail or you may direct.
w. c. HOWARD Produce Broker
REFERENCES:
y. e. Parsley, President Commercial Bank
T. II. Wright, g Cape Fear g Wilmington
John Dawson, and
Miles Costin, New Hanover
Owen Fennell, County.
Chas Henry,
Johnson Chestnut & Co, Clinton,
William Fason, Sampson County.
Patrick, Murphy
Owen Il. Kenan,
j. M Middleton, O,: (,.
Jere Pearsall, DuPiih Nounty'
Col G.. D. Hill,
H n. Howard, !
T. G.. Sellers, | p.;, r-.
D. L. Russell, DrunS"loA county
John Mercer,
A. ]. Jones, C,1c.
Alfred Smith, { OoiUni"uS Nouh'y'
Col J. G. McDugald, ! Rladon County
sc ]. o. Daniel, : Diauen county
James Banks, Cumberland County
May 18th 37-tf
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SUPERIOR COURT NOTICE.

SUFENIUik CUUNT NUTICE'
Brunswick County sprDg f Term u 1853
TT appearing to the Court that special Term the Supe
Court necessary is therefore ordered that Term
be held the fourth Monday in July 1885, and that the
Clerk of this Court advertise the in the newspapers
published in the city of Wilmington
This therefore, is to notify all suors witnesses and all
other who have unsettled business the civil docket
in said Court, to attend at the Court House Smthve at
the time aforesaid.
Witness, VIM Smith, Clerk of said Court at office in
Smithville this the 9th day of June, A. D.. 1855.
WIN. SMITH, Clerk Sup'r Court.
June 9Th, 1855. 2S6-t4thmjy.
4 RE YOU READY ALI accounts due us up to the LIST
IA of July, 1885, made out those indebted will
call and settle Our terms CASH and no account will
be allowed to remain unsettled over THIRTY DAYS
July g. 1856. JONES s. FOYLES.
SETTLE YOUR ACCOUNTS.-An accounts on our
- Books DUE July l, 1855. Those who call and
settle will the trouble of presenting their accounts
We expect all bills to be paid and all accounts made with
u.s. between this day and January Ist will be due January
LIST. SCOTT s. BALDWIN.
July 3, 1850.
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Wilmington Bank Rates of Exchange.
Baltimore Iaper ct prem Philadelphia Upper prem
New York, IL 6 6 Virginia.. F." 6
Boston. Ii Sc sc Charleston, j &C -
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA. J
OuSI0xy County

COURT PLEAS AND QUARTER SESSIONS JUNE TERM, 1856
BURR & ARNOLD J
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AND WARRANTS Highest cashprices paid for Land
IL Warrants by B. F. & A. ]. GRADY
246-d&w
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STRTCKLANDSVILLE MALE SEMINARY.
THE Stockholders of Strickandsvie Male Seminary
requested at Strckandsvie, the 9th of Ju
ly inst, to transact important business.
July 6.-T44-3t. JACOB W. TAYLOR, Sec'y.
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LNINE BLUE SILK UMBRELLAS, light and handsome
IL selling at very low figures.
June 30 G. MYERS.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-03-31

ELEGANT ExTRAcT.-The gradeur of
mans nature turns to insigni6cance all
outward distinctions. His powers of in
tellect, of conscience, of love, of know
'ng God, of perceiving the beautiful, Of
acting on his own mind, on outward na-
ture, and on his fellow creatures-these
are glorious prerogatives. Through the
vulgar error of undertaking. what is
common, we are apt, indeed, to pass
these by as of little worth. But as in
tho outward creation, so in the soul, the
common is the most precious. Science
and art may invent splendid modes of
Illuminating the apartments of the opu.
lent, but these are all poor and worthless
compared with the light which the sun
sends into to our windows, which he
pours freely impartially, over hill and
valley, which kindles daily the eastern
and western sky +; and so the common
lights of reason, aad conscience, and
love, are of more worth and dignity than
the rare endowments which give celeb
rIty to few.-Chandler
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-03-31
NUMBER 81

ROMAN RoADs-In many things the
world has made progress, as the excava.
tons of Egypt and Pompeii attest
There are no roads in the world now that
will at all compare with those Of an
cient Rome. Even our best street pave
ments hold no comparison with them.
The Appian way, which was made three
hundred years before Christ, ran from
Rome to Capua, about one hundred and
forty miles, and part of it was through
the Pontine marshes. Nine hundred
years alters its construction, it was de-
scribed by Procopius as showing no ap-
pcarance of waste or ruin. 1t is dsscri-
bed as composed of large sbuare blocks
of freestone, so we'll fitted as to show no
joint, the whole looking like cne stone.
The bed underneath was broken stone,
grouted with cement. Parts of this road
are still sound, and bid fair 80 to remain.
The Flamman Way, made 100 years
before Christ, was of this kind; it was
$50 miles long, The Russ pavement
which is seen in Broadway, New York,
aud the cubical block pavements Of our
city, seem to be contrived by the paviors
with an eye to encouraging the trade by
uture repairs and renewals. The old
Romans would have saved the expense
OF cutting up hard stone into little blocks.
The larger they could get them, the
more the more they knew they would
resist displacement, and of course the
longer they would endure. When We
come up to the wisdom of the old Ro-
mans, we shall also have ways that will
cease to tax this generation for repairs.
Besides, the effective power of the horse
woule b. greatly increased, the terrible
noise would be lessened, and the mud
reduced.-Philadelphia Ledger.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-03-31
n1- At a fire at a celebrated niano

m-At fire at celebrated piano.
forte makers, an instrument worth two
hundred guineas was burnt it was in
laid with mother-of-pearl and other
costly decoration. "Dear me how was
1t they coula not contrive to save that
splendid Instrument - asked a gentle.
man. Why" replied the proprietor,
Who, being, insured, could afford the
Joke, "the reason was, that the engine
could not play upon it, l am told"
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-03-31

nR-A Rochester editor had the best
of reasons for kicking quack nostrum
pedlar out of his sanctum, q few days
since. The fellow, with the character
istic impudence of all who ask for news
paper pufs, desired the editor to try a
box of his itch ointment, being an infal>
liable cure, and if found to answer the
description, then to certify to its merits
in the columns Of his paper.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-03-31

HA-One Of the neatest toasts ever
given" Woman-the last word on our
lips. because it comes from the bottom of
our hearts.r
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-03-31

@It is said that pair Of eyes are
the best mirror for man to shave by.
'Zactly so ; and it is unquestionably the
case that many man has been shaved
by them.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-03-31
Damply yours,
@. K. PHILANDER DoEsTIcKs, P.

I@ There is book with the danger.
Gus title of "Pocket Lawyer" We
shouldn't much like book with this IT,
tie, for we are afraid if we ever got our
Lawyer into our pocket, We should nev-
er be able TO get him cut, as long as there
was dime there.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-03-31

sa-Some of the young ladies say that
the times are so hard that the young
men cannot pay their addresses.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-03-31
d. EyERTS, & cos
Feather River Express,
CONNECTING with ADAMS & q

Win 3Ab-A-"3 u w.
We would respectfully inform the public
tAat we are now enabled to forward
fREAsuRE. VALUABLE PACKAGES, LETTERS.
Erc, ETC.
With unrvalled despatch and security. and
upon the most rea sonable terms, to and from
the following places, viz
Awerican Valley, Wyandott,
CbaRalerville, Biiwel-s Bar
Gibsoaville, Evansville,
Hopkins Greek Hansonville,
Morris Gavine, Longs Bur.
Gnjoe Valley, Nelson's Greek,
Fort Wine Biggings, roorman's Greek.
Spring Valley. Rich Bar, Middle Fork,
Sears, Diggings, S5ringtown,
White Rock, Smiths Bar, y Fork,
BarkeFs Rapeh,s City of 80.
NsnSon Greek, Butte Greek,
Grass Valley, Forbestown,
JImson' Greek. Honcut CITY.
NaIchcz, Lexington House,
Oregon Gulch, ophir,
Iiich Bar, North Fork Pine Grove.
Strawberry Valley, Rush Greek, 5. Flat,
oPsHi>h Ranch, 81. Louis,
Collections or,lers. etc, attended to with
prasanines~ and fidelity STAFFORD s. KERRY
: srl}. EVERETT, SHELL & Co Nov 49,
esf,,sEs sI-rrEE->., fresh i.ni uioe the creates;
--r, csu'fut f.ll 90 to- uf-'s 4 ~
a. -
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-03-31

r~To make hens lay perpetually,
hit them on the head with club. Other
means have been recommended, but this
is the only one we have found effectual.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-03-31

aA-Long boots are among the latest
New York fashions for ladies. They are
said to come up-eyer so high.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-03-31
SEES THE MILLERITEs
SEVENTY HUNDRED AND One,
Marrow street.

My friend Damphool lately became
convinced that, according to the COM
Portable prediction OF Mr.. Miller, the
" end of Earth" would become speedily
visible to the naked eye, as that smiable
gentleman had advertised the world to
burn on the fifteenth. According to
the programme, the entertainment was
to commence with the trumpet solo by
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-03-31

GA Chinaman was shot at Campton>
vile, on Saturday last, by tax collector.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-03-31

Humorous Aspect of American Life.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-03-31
JOSEPH GLUCKAUF,

NMTU0LESALE AND RETAIL. DEALERS IN Or
w Goods, Groceries Provisions, Clothing Ncuor
Miners Tools, &c door above National hot. Bid u
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-03-31
HESS & LARCOMBE.

NEINERS' SToRE.-W holesale and retail dealers in
lvk Groceries liquors. provisions and all kinds of
Miners supplies, sc, nidwell. nov II
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-03-31
THE DoasTICK LETTERS.
COMPLETE COLLECTION.

ORIGINAL VIEWS OF MEN AND THINGS.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-03-31

A DAMS X co.'s, EMPRESS. BANKING AND
"A EXCHANGE OFFICE, fire proof brick building,
OF flaEa and High Streets Murysville. novl2
zNTELI.S. FARGO & cos CALIFORNIA EX-
y! rRESS-C>ipitaL $500. .oso-frincipai offices l6
" n L \. Y. and III Montgomery San Francisco
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-03-31
RIS & 3 U z T
JOS E. n. LEWIS.

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
Practices the District Court OF the District and
in the County Courts of the adjoining counties Office
Newcomb Street, hith door above the Plaza.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-03-31

i'''fsEs RITTER fresh .ni ,4ioe the greatest
Is --r, cals.i,t fsil 10 to- prTs 4 1T
f-t-rFH t.IT = T.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-01-16
LOW PRICES
TO CORR ESPOND WITH THE
L M Il S.
S L NJ IA N u AL SALE.

cry GOODS NEVER SOLD SO CHEAP
IN WORCESTER BEFORE!
GEO. P. BRYANT commences to day, MONDAY, jan
1t to offer his stock of Winter Goods such prices as all
economical purchasers are pleased to see.
Many bargains have been offered in Worcester previous
to this; but it is believed that were Goods sold at
such remarkably low prices here advertised The
following list Of deductions will tell the story.
Whole stock of ninepenny priAts, to cts the yard.
% cent De LANES to II cts the yard
SIC, All Wool Plads to 60 cts the yard.
S1.5O 4 All Wool Cashmeres to 81 the yard.
$l25 do. do, Thibets to So cts the yard.
5Oc. Ribbed Hose to So cts per pair.
One Let fine 25, Napkins, at ~ cts Great Bargain.
One lot lg!c, Doyos, at 81 cts. do. do.
so prs Heavy rwilei Blankets at So IS, worth $3.50
500 yis Remnants of White Faunels IS cts worth 25c
One lot of Striped Silks AZ cts and one lot at so cts
Ladies are particularly requested moi this lot of Silks.
Also lot Silks at IS cts in Rich plals and elegant
colors, one dollar goods
Also Dress Patterns, of very rich yard vide, heavy
Plaid Silks, at SIS, per dress, former price $50.
Also 500 yds Raw silk Plaids, cts just half price
300 yts do. do 60 cts.
Plain Black Swiss Silks during the sas at 81 os the yd
for goods 81 % width, and $125 for the l42 grade
20 Lyonese Cloth Cloaks at S4.5O, former price ST.
10 Broadcloh Cloaks at S7asS former price sl2as14.
10 Super do S141s do. do. S2Oa25.
$3.50 and 81 only per yard for the sponged La
dies Broadcloth Cloak Trimmings per cent discount
Ladies at this sale will find that they paid for caing
and all will find something repay them for giving their
attention to this sale.
N. B. First price named with the lowest.
GEO. P. BRYANT,
jau1 diff l54 Main street.
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s@ S. p. CHAMPNEY
H. b Would call the attention of his friends
.2lsa ami customers to his Stock OF Goods, which he
is selling at very low prices, consisting in part of
w 4 Z & Ill T. ),
Gold and Silver English Seeton, and Anchor Levers
Duplex, Cylinder Vertical, and Verge Watches.
e l. o G X s.
Manel, Marine, Circular, Wizards Round Top Gothic
Eight Day, and Thirty Hour Clocks.
silver Spoons, Butter Knives, Thimbles Fruit Knives
and Pencil Cases.
Gold Fob, Guard, Vest and Neck Chains.
Gold Thimbles Pencil Gases, and Vest Hooks. Finger
Rings in great variety, to suit all Tastes,
Fingers, and Purses
Breast Pins, Of new and beautiful patterns great varie
ty. Ear Ornaments Studs Scare Buttons and Coat Ties
HPECTACLES.
Gold, Silver, Steel, and Plated, suitable for al ages
Table Cutlery vi ich will be sold at cost Pocket Cutlery
Baz1rs, Shears, and Scissors Hair, Clothes and Tooth
Brushes Helix Needles, Porte Monuaies, Purses, and
Wallets, together with many other articles usually kept by
the trade all of which will be sold very low Can and see
Watch Work.
s. p. G. gives his personal attention to this part of the
business, and all work done at this shop, warranted
Feeling very grateful for the favor liberal patronage
for the last fourteen and half years. permit me to say
that shall now, as ever be ready you The
best of my ability.
My number is 267 Main street, q Pper's Block.)
Worcester, Jan. 10, 1885. diff jan10
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GIotI)inq.
oTHES! CLoEHES.: CLOTHEs!!:


Clothes Clothes clothes, imperial FIRMS Of dress.
Give TO the king his regal air the queen her l0veness
The gallant grand and gay the maid almost divine
Would never be noticed amongst the crowd il their clothes
want superfine;
We look at the glorious flowers with their cups thou
sand dyes;
We look the dome with its thousand golden eyes
And We bow to the spirit of beauty that gives such
draughts Of bliss,
And the spirit Of beauty you know, is nought but the
And the chilly nights Of the Fail are swiftly coming on
And the ghtsome clothes vixen the roses we're in
bloom,
We cast away and prepare for Winters cold and
gloom
30 come ye ses for your clothes Of sober hue
ana come We schooboys gay, for suits, green brown
Come stalwart and strong in your native maniness
And MACULLAR will make you shine in the glories of
glorious dress.
Clothes, clothes clothes, hurrah for the overcoat!
That we button, Then regns, round body and
precious throat;
urrah for the bosom friend ofannetha covers our brt
When winter with spears ice tilt our hckct vests
And hurrah for MACULLAR who makes and sells as fast
as he can,
All that's fitting for Bub" or the NEST imperial man
Go to him ami buy your Clothes you will learn to bless
The day you began to trade with the paragon of dress
Cothes Clothes Clothes the lawyer forges his brief
The farmer the price of wheat the lover his grief
The woodman the green oak tree that grows in forest
pride,
The doctor his and pills the boatman wind and tide
Ehe clergyman his text, and the hardy artzan
His daily tolls and cares, hen they the f dressed
man,
And they instantly go to MACULLAR's, and nobody
sEOId do less,
And come out in the sy es handsomest forms
of dress
M ACULLAlt, WILLIAMS tS co
27l PiPcr's Block, Main Street,
SIGN OF THE FULL DRESSED MAN,
Have always on hand immense stock of CLOTHING
Under Clothing and general wearing apparel at
Wholesale and Retail.
Country merchants viii find it highly advantageous to
their interests to call ut store offer them
goods cheaper than any other house in the country.
In our Custom Department. may be found the NOSE ex-
ensiye assortment # Piece Goods be found in this city,
consisting of BroadcothS, DoeSkins Black and Fancv
CdSslmeres. Casters Bearers, YeStings in Grsnadine
and London Silks, Peiuets, Plush Cashmere, &C. which
viii be made up at the shortest notice, and the best
manner, under the charge of Mr. ALBERT PATTERSON
cannot be exceled by any in this city, an expert
shcel cutter. dawtf 90
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LNOR SALE.--The STOCK and FIXTURES Of a
n BOOT SHOE STORE Comprising complete as
sortment Of new and well selected Goods Mcstboro.
This Is Of the best locations for the above business
In any town In Worcester County, there being other
Store Of the kind In the place. 10 person who has had
some experience In this business chance Is offered,
rarely met With The subscriber being engaged In the
manufacture Of VIM. loveys Patent Straw Gutter, an
wishing TO devote his whole attention 10 the same Won
applied for soon. GEO. n RlCk.
Westboro, Dec. 25th, 1854. az ds7
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Auftiolls.

A UCTION.-There will be sold at Public Auction.
IN at the late residence Of rrick S P Dean in the
centre village in Rutland, on TUESDAY, Jan 10Th com
mencing at O'Clock A. NJ the following personal prop
erty VIZ
EIGHT Notwithstanding Of one pair Of valuable
black horses eight years Old weight 200 One pair Of
iron grey horses SIX years DID, weight 2l75 and will rav
Ell u miles an hour. One pair of bays 9 wears old
weight 2l50, aud will trot mile in four minutes One
grey horse, years oil, fine made horse and good
traveller, weight 1925. One black colt three years old
perfectly gentle under the saddle or in harness.
FIVE GOOD COWS. One three year old heifer with
calf Two yearlings. One cosset sheep; a number of
hogs and pigs great variety carriages Six slegs
Six pair double harnesses Six single harnesses. six
buff 10 rubesi several whips Hay, grain farming TOOLS
household furniture. large quantity Of cigars English
goods. &c, &c. GEO. s. FLINT Admin'r
c. ABBOTT, Auctr.
Rutland jan 18th, 1856.
o. The horses will be sold separate in pairs, as will
suit purchasers liberal credit will be given to all who
purhase to the amount of ten dollars with good security
janis d3tt
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Real Gstntc.


n Daley STOCK & FARMING
ETI7 TOOLS The subscriber having sold his
5Y farm, offers at private sale, his stock Of Cattle
szsAEl consisting If yokes Of Oxen, Il very supe
ror yoke two year ol Steers (broken); two year old
Bull Gll bIooded Ayrshire and Is Cows the superior Of
which for Butter it is believed, is he found in the
State. two year old Hefer. yearling Heifers. -Four
heifer Calves. 3 yearling Bulls. bull Calf
The above stock is mostly Of Ayrshire blood, and bred
selected their butter making properties The trans
actions the Worcester Agricultural Society for the past
and former years, referred confidently for recon-
Sniation Of the dairy qualities If the animals.
anil eodi3uf VIM. S. LINCOLN.
HOUSE AND EIGHT ACRES OF
srt- LAND, for sale in Shrewsbury. This property,
'a- well known being for many years the residence
of the late Jonas Stone, is pleasantly situated in the
tire of the town. within few rods nj both Churches For
beauty of location, il is unsurpassed in the vicinity Of
Worcester and offers good opportunity to those wishing
to purchase pleasant country residence.
The house and other buildings the place in good
order, and the land in good stlte Of cultivation. There
is fruit of different kinds the premises together with
well Of excellent WATER conveniently situated for both
house and barn purposes.
For further particulars wen for price and TERMS
apply to SAMUEL WOODBURY., Shrewsbury.
jsnl3 deol2w&w4w
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BILL OF FARE.

ny f ID Y, IL Ann Street, n. Y.
h PUBLISHER. BOOKSELLER, Il IMPORTER
9t Foreign Newspapers Sole Publisher of Paul de Rocks
Novels, translated issued from the Partisan
press. Catalogues sent free of postage. dom jams
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n. q. advertisements.
GAVERY'S TEMPERANCE HOTEL
~ AND
Telegraph Dining Saloon.
No. IA BREKMAN STREET. NEW yopv

-NV' IT bEEhMAN STREET, NEW YORK.
KEPT ON TIL E ROPEAN PLAN.
Meals at all hours of the day. Lodging Rooms from
81 to So per week. or so cts per night
della SAWYER, eupt JOHN s. SAvERY, Proprietor.