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The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-13

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vsstisiae lge1ss. M 3lA Hssaaxay,
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CASH MUSIC A.. PIANO STORE
1GoE1AOD VUAHs0x&0,
No 3Ss-Brssts~y. .vsr Jerk
0pposition - MaaopSly.

Ncsrc AT GRs.rls RxrgSEr RAraA
Notwithstanding ~ eenha-ates Il nase
dealers y keep up he P-ssss a. nca esfysight
0usae AgSinsl sAe Interests e nastse ccssy
and TIL N&sal 70 eysae4 ~ Nc. Na,ses IL
cosrtsooa - - tfNAa. ~ III aakaAg snSneass
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NAts~ Hslrsf, arG adnyt The Nsfssaaa CssrsasS.
His stcek u AnesSean and .ksropsan Haeae =
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The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-13

Tie sasss'.a has teen asked
Way u IS eoaslcsrr! ,snsol,,e fs,r ~yu,,--
'"en % 50 int the presence II !,dse. ia
'7rff saw: sleeves, wfi.ss ]; . considered
srefy way co-rrct Tor .he lsars them.
'ssss 10 appear b<f y srnt'c-,c, ui,n.
ess anv sleeves n all.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-13

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That yes we're 90 kisd - q sesS ae, kas kss&
given 70 ffieLds. who have in nsny sasss. Asnl
u sAcssdiAgly ua3fai.
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The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-13

heef sow sal. at he Commencement
O. tAr yer ma, rse si.a Aooer 10. -.
csnnos rrcvis without slsn.+.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-13

Paovrse CHAaAerra. -"lo rcu kncx
toe rr'soeer NJ Jns,r'
"F~s. - tie ksae.''
"Nhss i his character =
"Ddnt kns~ be Dad Any"
sOs &c hive near yss r
SO p~a'. ,Aai he has eaIy s,~a, i've
'a'ai,nes 'cr se wood n e.gLs yc.rA.'
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ycu IN any rnasser r
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drunk. and aa;asesk ne sar ismp pos.
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yes te'.evc harm ardcr oa.h.'
That depends area esrrsrss., ner.-
II he wss 90 much snsarka,e., ,h.s i.
s,d aos show xbss &c was ao.ns. would
Il 10. wo~An't-
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-13

TgB uNDEn0oNED bssp eosss..sv =.
= AaA1 hsgs and esnplesi assstnsst q
ssA - assa- Aiss NaiIs ard IN stA9 arr.
es~s - nnrdwass.
sry.S1J SHAWN EAEi.EY
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-13
Toronto Store.
GEO. w. THORN
Cenersl deal N as'ti6. .. aati,.. .
DAY GOoDS.
Groceries.
Boos and shoes.
Has and Cars.

Hardware ana cs,.e.y,
Queens~are and Closhing. and all ~
iscies a~sasay ksPt II eeaniry Store. eon,s,
sag szeA sS'se:es of n<rehaasve - tire eo.n
n~nsiy ss<s. IL uAAers.aae1 hasa
large and Chosce Stock
- Eoets, and voass assre ne ~i.szeas tfT To.
.e'.is ssA vsssss,@. rat b ~ii' ea II Prices .,
icw ~ Il ssy e tks rlver ,owus
Geo. w. Thorn,
S4Al Tosonso, Iowa.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-13
DRY GOOD,

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nAAA~ esssss vasrvnAs1 - - a - -
AsAao.s s.lAa ees4 he1mA 0aaaas. 49,
- AaeN OoAsR 10y RekS 49,,
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laeeastts, Sc
sUeLLEH cooDS
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etc.
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MATS q CAPS
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= bro akAt - ssss sewE, Asa esmprises s,sef
everything trs9 tee - sAaharx. = 1 stnx
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Faae sak Aas - haaaes 10 Nn~ss arUs ~
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ted Cal 80 60 fE-d
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-13

- rhsy ~sss dress cod III Lafayette
.Isd. A yosng vsnaa. bsisg s.ked n
sAs iaaradsd q seer .shss 6aeer.riag .
clssrA. - - a. nos isasal 70 wear
''sAt tAee %hs'
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-13
AUSTIN PARSssH~
E.fasESs 8 SADDLE v-syCFfc~-Sv
oSER CHANGERS d son pASs sYslR,

asr #nas~-s-@sS wea& --<-@-~faafv 5~sp---
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= " er1sr-r~ r =. 1899 -sG-c sess~ 80
- $50 rrtsS-es = -snstar-xs@ ss&.~s.
7-sss~s. res IS, ca--s- eags rslssss &c Nsg-
8 cart, LAY aa@ a@-xv sa-n4-s. an -,sa.-.
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0Ria 0Ak Tar L-.-Hrs
50 ta2t ! te~s safe - s&srsn8srsx Al wax
= %9ea 81 es 4an~ II ss- s~x. 81 y. - -
FsA~esasss ier.s -fiSTfS F.Es0Ns.
lS&=. ss@a ffr-fs
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-13

Mss PAariHsrcss LAsr. ..Anssr,
'"s'an war exclaimed ,ls wssshy cid
lady, - she raised hrr spectacle. a5~r
laying do~n newspaper containing m
Account Of he uasspss,a,isn Of ,roc~
sns Mansssoas ei wss 10 the western h,..
drH What pity i, 10 ,ha, tic starix.
nais o. cur western sslls Sanos< H.
chryssahxrl Thru ve esd IN -,
down WITH the Aeasheus and republicans.
aaa smoke tae easosnel Of p~.sr,~
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-13

M et4U4 NOIS1 49, SS~ss
:. --ssAEEa 49,
Dry GOODS GROCERIES
oVEE.TSH.fRE hfRD FIRE
BOOTS MUES
RsTy CAPS
RE.aDl .NSDE cLoTHlvG
HSnc @ GL.4xS
.fOTTOkS Sc.
WE are ia rsc<,x sf inc hes. stock Of
rooAs Ne have ever .cder~d IA sAis sar-
Ee, and will aen exsremely how sor caah,
yhas1e0l Is The rsbkc ist rasa i.vees
- ssse<csfally Snviae tAe saasa'iss
of the commaany 10 sae Ss>ck ct
CioAhs.
Casssmerss.
SesInss,A Ftanaela .
Z I.inaseys Edgings, hnas,
Delaiaes. Shawls. Hsndkercaisfs
-=4s. - SC. 4re.
Oss ssssAiag asyassnsas + ~ as1 rssAs sns
II ~ La d u ssfsss p1feAss1.g
-oeoes 3 ooeGN-
8 e~sa ansssmsse - = s1se - ~ Hvsss
= assaa siA-Ao@k = tAs1A 10 isrs - have
ssOsA everysA1ng ssnAs.y Aers y essairy sssss
- Give - . caih-ssd 81 = zoe q tA<
ripsss DC. iisA iasa t,s-s
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-13

4 Maiden's Philosophy.

4 Maiden's Philosophy. :
AyonS e'wsa woe;es. : nailsa 70 ss;r,.
Asxsn'ls aad true a 4 dove,
Tons word Al Affection sse'd s,wars re DIV
IN hena'~s, &C css;s Il scxe.
wss,se hc~asss II ssr tho. s~ais /,
n e. q asasA
Ne s'.s~d hsrs, d babe her good .ikSsl
she kissed IN -r,~r and .Aengh, |, o. harr.
IA Nj ssia sAs'a ~cs ast rigl..
"rAea ~hy.t.as IA .he ax.l .im~A 's,Avs
fyca said !.
Thisd~eaiAe Is .,nly aid leu.
Tod, 80 "a Mea. In every respect,
sy~S'o ~sdA Nm ssassAeS y.ss'
"DSs sfas hssssso lssssh re- -.
$. aaAA = ~ ssa11oss ssS~~.
"rNa chs - issssia staA s's.,sre -
-. tw~
81 10. a,ek .s..a = n.assss~
"iea aA~~ Ia, ~ s.A.s viii Pr q r~
M s Issa.s I
AZ W As~tr;Aa krsly h-si~se,
And sssss \ swrsasa y eAssssssvs pssia,
Tis a~ss sssse I. give Has sseeise.s
A4a~a r~a,a .ss ..s.~sr. - - .sr~ea
- lAsMA.
Wh'ss tsty t.sas1 rsSsssAly b-xat.
Nh kss~eatAenAseA TEA lsssv assAsy ~ uuesI
A'dessssfsily Asss - 81 ~iekt y
P.ss A. aa~as ~ers ssssassssAippsn|
- Frs~ Gs;ag T. eA~svA ks'ss sAulnisN !
DIT s-sah ssvse AafsssAst ny As.sa
49, syss sess.oliy exslAissa.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-13

AAAess sasd - inqaisitivs sseAso. .
". - aace. 'wssM 20 hare Keen ,nv
rssshaA - -. r laaher hsdu1 merr;ei
yesI
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-13
IR ON!
q Every 9saGey u d description. soesii.~s with
nA'i., window gia.s, ss~ei. s,.s. ware. &c.
~ Fer ssls n tie isve,i prius. aal
sA k'~S. Of Pssasrs fskes
- eEcAmge.

The ens,ss ssEn>i wsald GAssAas isl~@o ta~
p Mic = 81 thor ek II the abovs srt., -
large, asl Mes selected. fresh from H.sfan and
y. aoni. m .fAss. sna sssI - odd q priees o.
. be an place sorta Q. - Leafs. Give.
AN SHAM, nAtsf.tY Asu
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-13

- = -xssng AM<nsa- q tasr
ssasae1 aan1 - SnSn m n. ~.,,l
mo- Cse - sssA fss AssshosgAes = q.
wosd fsr hispsrs.
Wig. ssnaT. why % yss AL TIA,
ss~ssssar
Why. yes seh papa the osies asy
r'a ~sa gs~s . resny Tor his ,hoaga,s.
aud ] wsh seil mine fM Nall ,sa, ): wan,
sotae caady."
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-13
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Is. .. PtATT.
Arr00NEH Ay0 CoC2oIL0Q
Al kAW.
Nv LII hsreaass NJ 81 AAal Esaasa. lce.ae
Lasa WAnaakss afte.a = - pay1ss< =
fasss. lass<safsa It sifs&A &x.
Particular attention givsn 10
eolleoeioos-
Az srmxEs nrsEsrEe - m cAax. vzlx
NJ xrfE~rRS - WHY
Rro0DeDesa anA Tkneaasy.
- o&ce in TIE cc~E< Hsase - c. De-
eAran- npsse, lsua-
Upton Steam Mill.
TIE .ssr~rs~t hayssg asle arrsa.eree..,
frr ,-1aa~x - aAcse MN. ~ rrs.s
WAeas fss ~ - sssAanxs, - Cen q IL
per b~ahss- csserA Dzvs. rse.A>Ss sss r.
AZ, I1eos = - - - - ~ Ss~
sTorT AEHEARKR
O4zxD HInfvAL
OF NEW GOODS.
ADLAlA 1AUR.
lsIScrsxcn 70 DAsn AS ceSrrv.f
is scss s-ss Ne g-~e0y Ss~,esa. ~
III nay - Ss~&a ~ Nsak Na & RcxAue~-l
were le kas ET sssesse< 4 sArre aad rse-
FSo- RAxt11sn& & N Rais - Cs~e9s~. -
vAsao@s- s>r.es. k<-- vAleA - sev s4.-s =
ass sNs<rsrs srSxAme1sces, .; s-soe. psrs-rs-
y assselSAaax . asy e.vlsee1 Hask-Era 70
Ea@T*f - y fsrrxrea u - eAaer g.
ar - shsssA-~as ss1 u - Miws.r.rs
OySIEoS-ssPs ersstaassy - ka.x ,a1
e-~se - - sazwsee ress<.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-03-12
Urn GOODS.
CARPETS, CARPETS.
C AR P EFT S!!!

We are this week opening very large lot of BRUs-
Sells THREE Ply, SUPER FINE, & EXTRA FINE
CARPETENGs FROM AUCTION
and other sources, for Spring Trade We have some
new and beautiful Patterns before offered in any
market in this country, and not be found in any other
Establishment in this State.
We are selling Splendid Styles TAPESTRY BRUSSELS
CARpETINGs from 81 to s125
sUpERTHREEPLY CARPETS, warranted better than
the Lowell Goods, for 81 the yard
Very Superior ENGLISH SUPERFINE INGRAM
CARPETS in New Patterns, price from rs cts to 81.
EXTRA HEAVY FINE CARPETS, from so to e2l cts.
We offer every article in our Carpet Rooms at such
prices for Cash. that they cannot be beaten, either in
New York or Boston, and believe will prove fly1o
per cent less than the quality goods can be bought
in this city county Every person should examine our
Stock before purchasing if they would consult their own
interest B. L. HARD0N & co.
feb14 d&w4w
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-03-12

Fhe Great Remedy for Colds, Coughs Whooping Cough
Group, Asthma, and Consumption.
WARRAN TED TO CURE.
Two boxes have cured bad cold.
Two to six boxes have cured Raising of Blood
Three to five boxes have cured Whooping Cough.
Two to four boxes have cured Group.
Five 70 eight boxes have cured Asthma.
Six to twelve boxes have cured Consumption.
Manufactured by D, FULLER & Co. No. Wilson
Lane, Boston
No. fremont Temple, Boston, Mass.
Sold by Druggists and Merchants generally throughout
he country; also by the Manufacturers, No. Wilson
Lane, Foston, Mass.
Sol in Worcester by L. T. LAZELL, No. POI Main ST.
feb}0 d&wIy
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-03-12
Bogton ADVERTISEMENTS.
NR. CLOUGHs COLUMBTAN PILT.s.

RR. CLOUGHS COLUMBIAN PILLS,
E as prepared by VIM RESNE, Of Pttsfed, Mass, is
by means discovery, is it any ''IHdian
Remedy" Nor will its in any case recreas a soul
beneath the ribs of death" 1t is composed of ingredients
which have obtained world wide among most
intelligent and successful of the medical profession
ing potent Specifics for such diseases recommend
these Pills to We pledge honor there is min
eral substance in this Pill Ladies will find something
is its use to admire and under all delicate circum-
stances is safe and innocent but all powerful in of
disease, deranged circulation. As family pill, there
is no equal. The suffering poor supplied gratis by our
travelling agents. Sold by all the Druggists in Worcester,
and BURR PERRY. Of Boston. d&w1y feb26
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-03-12

HpOOKS-BOOKS-B JoHrT KEITH
~ y Co.'s Bulletin of New Books, No. 2Sg Main st.
Gosas de Espana, or going to Madrid.
Getting Along. 2 vols.
Europe and the Allies Past and Present
Las Cases Memoirs of Napoleon. 4 vols
Ups and Downs, by Cousin Cicely.
stanhope Burleigh, by Helen Dhu.
history and Poetry Of Finger Rings, by Edwards.
The Wifes Victory, and Other Tales Mrs SouthEorth
Pride and Prejudice, by Mrs. Austen.
Rudlments of Architecture and Building.
Alone, by Marion Harland.
Satire and Satirists by james Hamay.
Full Proof Of the Ministry, by James.
The Tutors Ward.
Ayillion.
The Hindoo Almanac for 1855, by A. Thug!
Mile Stones in our Journey Of Life, by s. 0sgood.
wanderers and other tales, by Peter Farley.
Heartsease the Brothers Wife, by the author OF Red
Rlyfe. 2 vols.
Poems of Bryant. New edition.
Mothers of the Bible, by Mrs. s. G. Ashton.
The Know Nothing.
Beautiful Bertha, by Mrs. Tuthi
The Rat Catcher, or Magic Fife.
ida May.
Personal Recollections of the Stage by W. B. Wood
Eyentde, by Effie Alton.
In Doors and Out or Views from the Chimney Corner
1iaran lerrlvale--eomplete by Paul Creyton.
Leaves from the Tree Igdrasy
Life in the Clearings versus the Bush. Mrs Noodle
Clovernook Children, by Alice Carey
webster and his Masterpieces vols.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-03-12
Glotling.
S5O.OOO PRIZES! PRIZES

$4,000 PRIZES PRIZES
MACULLAR, WILLIAMS, & CO.,
Having the above amount Of
CLOTHING IN STORE.
will osr uchinduaeents for the next sixty days, to their
old friends and the public generally that all who would
win prize should not fail attend the sale as the goods
have been marked dOlon beloU the original cost, and
must be sod at whatever sacrifice to make room for their
SPRING STOCK.
Our Stock of Clothing comprises the most varied exen
sive and superior assortment to be found in any New
England city. In our assortment Of PIECE GOODS NAV
be found the largest and richest variety Of
BroadcIOths, Cassineres, DOesksns,
FANCY & BLACK vEsTINGs,
In Velvets end Plush, London and Grenadins silk
oashmeres &C., &C.,
All Of which will be made up at the shortest notice, and
the lowest prices. Also on hand, Stock Of
FURNISHING GOODS
Unequaled in richness Of style and quality, by any in
city, comprising Shirts Boso Collars Gloves Suspend
ers Under Garments Socks Silk Satin Ties Crayats
searfs, &C., &c. Particular attention paid to
BOYS CLOTHING.
complete assortment always en- hand. Give US ca
and you clnsee if these things are not truths
MAcULLAR, WILLIAMS, & CO.,
Ell Main Street, Piper's Block.
Sign Of the Full Dressed Man.
teb5 d&wtf
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i . w q d ID 10

We are now receiving large variety of NEW GOODS,
suitable for the approaching sprng Trade to which we
ask the attention of every purchaser.
We believe our Stock of Goods never so large and
well assorted at this of the year, as it is at the
present time; and we have before been able to sell
good Goods so low for Cash as now.
All pc sons in wantof Goods any part Of the country
will make large saving by examining our Stock before
purchasing. B. L. HARDON & ca.
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AuftIolls.
BY E. w. VAIL, Auctioneer,
Office 236 najn street.

ADL0URNED NALE


VaIua bic Farm. and Personal Property
at Auction.
VIII BE- sold on the premises, March 10TH at 10 O'clock,
Of the desirable farms the County, situated in
the norhery part Of Worcester about three miles from
the City Hail. containing 10 of choice land well
closed with stone wall Upon the choice variety
Of fruit with water Mt the house and barn. brought in
pipes from neyer-faing spring The buildings consist
of Dwelling House, Barn, and Slaughter House, with
good out-buildings.
Also, at the time and place. about is acres Of
wood land will be Sold if desired Also, about 200 cords
Of manure
For further particulars concerning said farm, inquire Of
GEO. HOBBS or WV. GREESLEAF
Also, Immediately after the above with sold, per order
of Mortgages the following personal property, yiz
One building Is by IS one story high; , meat carts;
two good horses meat sleigh; one buggywagonj
set double harnesses two single harnesses buffalo
robe; wagon pole; three wagon springs all the tools
for carrying the bucherng busnessi set carpen-
ter tools and chest; two silver watches; writing
desk; two clocks; bookcases bureau four beds
bedsteads and bedding; carpet two chairs;
cook stove and furniture; ar-tght stove; crockery
glass, and tin-ware, and many other articles not
meTated.
Terms at sale. For further particulars, inquire Of
ROBE T s GLEASON, on the premises or
L. w. VAIL, Auctioneer.
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49, N E w. 49,
LADIES' CATER BOOTS & SHOES
MADE TO MEASURE. AT
RichmOnd's Black, 263 Main Street,


UP STAIRS.
The undersigned has commenced the manufacture Of
LADIES' Il MISSES BOOTS & SHOES in this city and
Is nov prepared to furnish dealers or individuals with
every description of Ladies' and Misses Cater Boots
Booees Slippers, and Shoes made in the most superior
manner of the best Materials and warranted to excel in
beauty and durability goods of this description ever
before offered in Worcester
With the best workmn, and the best materials and by
The aid of his IMPROVED SEWING MACHINE which
obtained the Gold Medal the highest premium offered at
the recent Exhibition of the Massachusetts Charitable
Mechanics Association, he manufacture better art
Gle and at less price than it is possible those to make
who have no such facilities.
The citizens Of Worcester and especially the ladies' are
respectfully invited to visit the establishment and see il
Iuch is not the fact.
LADIES' BOOTS s. SHOES MADE TO ORDER
By calling at the Mandatory the foot Of any lady can
be measured With the utmost accuracy and any deserp
lion of boot shoe furnished in few hours warranted to
DIT in the most perfect manner to possess such other
advantages the old patterns as cannot fail to com
mend them to the wearer's approval.
f. r. ROBINSON
Richmond's Block, ID Story, No. 263 Main street
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An1nGenlGntG
GOLD FOLKS AT HOME.,,
E. S. MASON proposes getting up an
OLD FOLKS CON

L. S. MASON proposes getting up an
OLD FOLK s. CON GER
and
heSpecuuy invites the singers and players of this city
anu roughout the county, (both young ard old whether
ance. - LIZ PSi4oiAi-
Inc main object of the Concert will be to rehearse and
perform The soul stirring of the ancient American
Gohlposers-sueh as Billings, Holden. Ingalls, sumner
Edison, Hail. and Others eN''' N4l---0i
aRe 9rst Rehearsal will take place at my NEW MUSIC
hn0''hs, CLARK's BLOCK, on Thursday Evening,
March oth. at u O'Clock, and every succeeding
thursday evening" till Fast Day, when general rehearsal
WI" ike place, giving those from of town more ia
VoTabie opportunity Of meeting.
Those who have copies of Ancient Harmony Reviv 81
ar requested to bring them Books will be provided for
those who have none
N b. 1t is hoped that the singers and players will not
hesitate to respond to the invitation but come for
ward at once that may rehearse and bring out music
that mas often gladdened the hearts, our sires before
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TE0HE BLACK SWISS SILK SOLD BY

1EO. L. Is IL AN j..
am now offering this silk to the public after having
sold the same Goods for the last four years and found by
repeated tests that gives the universal satisfaction
to my customers ls because wears without cracking
3D. it has most beautiful color and lustre and holds it
until it is worn OUT and lastly is the cheapest silk in
the end, for any lady to buy.
Almost every lady swillng to admit that it is imposs-
BILE to Judge of the of Black silk by examining it
on the couner-those Silks which took the best and thick
est, sometimes the 10ors 1t remains only for the
purchaser to buy the article which has been tried and
found satisfactory; and the celebrated Swiss Silk here no
ticed NEST confidently recommended to all Lady Pur
chaser fresh arrival of the above during the past
week.
N b. Written warrants given to purchasers.
f2-d6 GEO. P. BRYANT, 1874 Main street.
BEAUTIFUL FRENCH PRINTS,
20 PIECES of French Prints, in very desirable styles,
opened to-day PRICES from 20 to z per yard The
assortment includes very choice things in buff and
white grounds, always scarce late in the season.
mars dit GEO P. BRYANT.
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4 "a PIECES CAS- MERE AND
" " NJ DE LANES

Just received from Auction and for at prices rang
ng from 10 to II cts the yard This the cheapest lot of
Goods ever offered in this city, and last but few
days, Call early, at B. L HARDON Il cos
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,A0IEE GREAT sALG OF DRY GOODS.

gENIEE GREAT SALE OF DRY GOODS,
CONTINUED FOR TWENTY DAYs!!
At " NJ, LOCKE S. CO.'S.
No. Court ST.. Opposite Hanover St.
BOSTON
Another large stock Of DRY GOODS amounting to
$4,000, has been purchased for All cents on dollar and
will be offered at retail at the above place, MONDAY
Feb O. at less prices than taken for similar goods in
this country. Our story shortwe ask every lady to
give us call and we pledge ourselves to give better bar
gains in dry goods than offered in this country
We have secured the services of polite and competent
salesmen that ladies may be assured they will not be
obliged to away without finding any one to wait on
them, as thousands did at great sale last month";