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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-14

ENAMELLEO LEATHER CEOTH.
HAMPTON, HOLT & CO., would respectful.
ly give notice to Carriage and Boot aud Shoe Man
ufaeturers that they are featuring all the
rieties of
EnasnelIed Leather Cloth
FIR Tors Of Carriages and Cushions.
All Cours Of Enamelled Leather Goth for Tops of Boots
All Shedes of rouzed and hnamelled Cloth for Shoes
Also, Enameled Leather Cloth for Trunks and Bags.
Glazed Muslin and Enameed for Lining Hats and Caps,
The above Warranted tn be of Superior Quality,
and to give satisfaction, and will be sold AS Low
be bought in New York Boston; at the
NEW STONE SHOP, SOUTH OF THE JUNCTION
Worcester, Mass. " All orders promptly attended to-
sept7 td&w3m
- CARRiAG ES.-A. TOLMAN &
~ sJaSy co. have 80 CARRIAGES
~ ~I83a fc sale. Coaches, Carryalls Phaetons
@'S------sE--- p Buggies, Chaises.
- Also, secondhand Carriages, l6 new Harnesses
An assortment OF Trimmings
Harness, Patent, and To- Leather.
Paten enamelled Cloth, AIDES &c. London elasuc ano
ommon Varnish, without aduteration. We have appee
"Everett's Patent COUPLING,
that four wheeled Carriages may be turned round
half the space usually required and easy Of
passengers. We believe this the best improvement that
has been made for many years.
We Agents for the sale of shop, and single rights
No 10 and 81 Exchange at. 1nwtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-14

ESTA BLISHED IN 1888.
p. YOU N G.,
FANCY GOOD s, TOYS,
AND
USEFUL ARTICLES,
Respectfully informs the public that he has in store
quantity Of
Arfhur's Patent SeIf-seaIiug Cans,
which he is selling at Manufacturers Prices
These Cans were invented ny scientific man. DR.. Ar
thur. Of Philadelphia, f-r the purpose OF
PRESERVING FRUITS, VEGETABLES, &C.
1t is plain open can with chanuel around the outside
at the top filed with cement into which the edge of the
nicely fits after being heated They readily
opened without injury, and be cleaned like any open
vessel, aud used year after "
Please oa and look at them. at the sign Of
THE VARIETY STORE,''
NO, Sc MAIN STREET,
NEARLY OPPOSITE QuINsiG&loMp BANK
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-14

~ DELS WIN --fufhture Painting, Vanishing,
~ and Polishing done in the best style. Chamber
stt, Bepained.
Cash pai fir good second hand Furniture, nj
81 FRONT STREET. next to liarding's Block
a22 dly
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-14

Nd EOPENED The large and commodiouu
Crane at No Maple street The subscriber would res.
peciully inform the citizens OF Worcester that he has
taken and fitted up said house for the above purpose and
Is prepared to accommodate gentlemen and their wives
single gentlemen and table bOarders, moderoe terms
s13 diff NATHAN DARLING.
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IAaoRE BOUNTY LANDs.-By bid Aot

INE UhE BUU MY LANDS.-By the Act
AFA Congress, passed March 3, 1855, all Officers Sea
men, and Soldiers who have served FOURTEEN DAYS
in War of the United States since 1775 are entitled TO
loo Of Land if they have not received it, Those
who have received 40 so acres now entitled to
enough more to make mp ths l60 Those who have re-
ceved 100 acres are not entitled any The bene-
Mt OF TINS act extends to the widow and minor children Of
the soldier but to other heirs Those who have en-
engaged in BATTLE entitled to 100 acres without
regard to the period of their service.
Persons having claims under this any other act will
have them promptly attended by calling on or writing
70, A. D. RICHARDSON Co., IL Railroad Exchange
Court Square, Boston who pay cash for warrants
n .. We have faithful and experienced Agents in
Washington, and we make chaege in any case unless
obtain the land deodtf nch
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-14

uAYE WOODS. &c.-G. s. Il A. J. HOWE
~ Worcester Bank Block Foster Street. have In store
and for sale Logwood, Campeachy, and g. Domingo
Fustc. Cuba Camwood Eastwood, Hypernic, Peachwood
Red Sanders, Brazil wood, and Quercilron Bark.
81 an
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-14

COpnr1nershiP.-The undersigned I'VE this day
formed copartnership for tr4nsacting general com-
mission business in Flour, GRAIN Butter Cheese Produce
Leather, &C, under the name of UpHAM q ALDRICH
and will continue the business Of Add Co. at No al
and 40 Front street, as heretofore.
GEORGE P. UPHAM.
?. w. ALDRICH.
Worcester, Sept. LIST, 1855. dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-14
Notifies.

EhISSOLUTiONs--T Copartuershp heretofore
hP existing under the firm Of Aldrich Co. is this day
by mutual consent dissolved. All those indebted will con-
fer favor by making immediate settlement
Worcester Sept. l5t. CHARLES Il. ALDRICH.
P. W. ALDRICH
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-14

EEOUSE- LOTS.-FOR SALE in the Sou parto
d the City, TWENTY-FTYE eligible Building Lotg
containing from 5000 TOD 600 feet each.
The above lots all within twenty rods Of Man-st,
Cd elevated ground command dels htfu views and will
be sold very liberal terms.
Also q large quantity of Gravel, Loan and Cellar
stone Inquire of HENRY II. CHAMBERLAIN.
mGh30 diff
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-09-22
]}!arriagrs.

ApAMs-P"wt!>-N West Concord Sept. Is
by Rev Vim. Livingston. Mr. Samuel NJ Adams.
and Miss Nancy A. Powers, all Of Concord
Y-TwoMRIEy-At NJ. Sterling. ILL.,. Sept
4. hy Rev. Mr.. Butler, Mr.. Gilbert Gray, from
Whcclock, VI, and Miss Eliza A. Iwolnbley, Of NJ,
Sterling.
Ross CUTIEn-At Lower Waterford. Sept. f.
by Rev. Francis Warmer, Edward Ross, Esq, Of
Milford Mass. and Mss Martha a. Cutler, of Wa
tertord
UUTTox-NASo1-En Bradford, Sep. IS. by Rev
and late Of this town. and Miss II. Iennc.te Mason
OF North Monroe, y. II.
SLAYToN-WI.soN-lE Stowe, Sept. l.. by Rev
Wu,. II. Tiffany Mr.. Abial II. Sayton OF that place
and Miss Mary T.. Wilson. of Hopkinton. Nv.
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n" Evening res SAYS:
Trad" is fast rrvi"in. III" city hotels
are filled with country merchants. from every
part. The cify i tull Of strangers The
cou>cI"rnc" ct this IS u large trade is benz
driven by "ur iolh"r> and distributing dead
er> that is. those who break hrlk. as well As
Nv lmnottcr> aud commission merchants.
The prices of all desirable STYLES Of fall an!
winter goods are advancing We l"arn ti.at
the city retail trade has cOmmerrr,l earlier
than usual, owin@ to higher prices heing an,
ticipatrd Ia" fashionable materials for
,lotk> and ranti!la> are. We learn. velvet.
more. anrGuc. ard plain French cloths. The
t.imm mrs are tcaut;ful and substantial The
trade in this branch, new bit growing bu-
Sinc>S "ivcS cmvlOvmcnt TO over 10000 wo-
men. and is sad TO be It's wear one third
larger than before.
The Con,m,rciKo of Saturday has the fol-
lowing paragraph in It's money article
The demand for money is on the increase
rs tie business season begins 70 make itself
more manifest. and the tendency is to a
greater hardness in the rates There is no
difficulty now in using money on call at seven
per cent wlIilc none but the strictly first
class paper can be ca>hcd at til" same rate,
while portion Of that which was previously
admitted as Of that grade is now sold as
something higher. The fair range Of first
class to rood NAV be quoted at 1a9 per cent
The General aspect of business is extremely
healthy. Stocks close with an upward ten
dencv. and rather brisk market.
- WASlrI>GT"H, Sept. 10 APPOINT
appointed $ G. Cato of Alabama. Associate
Judge OF the Supreme Court of Kansas. in
place of t. Elmore-A b. Moore having de-
clincd. Ike has also appointedJ. NJ Burrcll.
of PENNSYLVANIA. as Associate Justice of the
same Court. vice Saunders " johnson, re-
moved.
- DEATH AT TIFF WHITE MorxrAIss.
Mr.. Bourne lady and daughter, of kenre-
bunk. Me, cot lost in cloud on the White
Mountains. Thursday afternoon, and were
obliged to >tav out ali night The daughter
died during the night. but Mr.. Bourne and
wife succeeded in extricatlnc themselves and
will jHtnchcster american.
Henry Ward Beecher's church in Brook
lvn has sent 500 in aid Of the sick and des-
,tute in Virginia.
The New Haven Palladium unblushingly
asserts that Mr.. Sylvester Root, of New Ha-
ven, has potato vine single stalk Of which
measure sky feet in length
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1lratbs.

MARsHALL-In this town Sept. 6, Miss Laura
F. Marshall. aged 50.
RUGREE-In this town. Sept. :? .: consumption,
Ellen H., daughter Of Frederick Bushee, E>q. aged
2s
HAELow-In Irasburg, Sept. 3, Fanny c. wife
M Edward b. Harlow, aged -.
TAGGARp-In wheelock. Sept. IL, Mrs. Adeline
A.. wife Of Aychiha'd Tassard. r.. age! rs wears
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-09-22

hk. u. Ht ATOM continues 10 cure Hernia ~
II Rupture in all IFS forms, hv his safe. etfectual
and comparatively painless mode OF operation. He
also attends 20 female complaints: to the treatment
and cure at Nar"ocele. Hvdrocee. Hpma,ocele
HriNorho!s. Diseases Of the Urinary Organs. &c.
Improved 1rrsses, Belts and bandases for the re-
tention oi Rupture and relief Of analogous com
plants fitted To suit each case
Patients from the country received as heretofore,
at - Lincoln street. Consultations from tn 10 and
8 to :, daily. at his residence No z Exeter Place
from Rowe 81. Ers:co.
Sep, y. 1855 as7-se.
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The following is an extract from private
letter from Norfolk. dated the 10th inst:
"lou can place no confidence in ncwspa-
per reports. The other day the burials a
mounted: 'o'ffty eight. and they were report
cd TO he fifteen. And on another OCCASION
there were scventy-thrce interments. and on
lv tw"n'v-iour we're reported. There were
twcntv-two doo.hs in Portsmouth yesterday.
\ man jumped into the river the other day
and was drowned his entire family had been
swept away by the breath of the destroying
angel. and he alone was LETT We witness
scenes every dav that make the tears flow
and the heart bleed A lady died at the hos
pital last week. leaving an only child, and
she GIRL about five wears old. She had seen
father and brothers and sisters carried. one
hv one, Ito their narrow home. and the spirit
OF her dear mother had now departed She
sat ov the cold corpse weeping bitterly. and
as she sat there sobhinc. with her tacc buried
in her lap, felt the warm tcar-drops course
down nv cheeks commanded my feelings,
and spoke 20 her tcnderiv | told her that
her mother was no longer sick, and suffering
pain, hut she was in heaven. in presence of
her Savior. and in the company OF angels
and good ;,cople, and that if she would he
good GIRL she would see her mother again.
comtortcd her hv telling her that God was
her father, and that he would take care OF
her She left the room. About an hour at
forwards. while was walking along the
street, saw his little girl. She recognized
me Immediately. and. smiling through her
tears. she ran toward me. and cla>pn" my
hand in hers. she said, with :ouchn. simp.
city. DO, sir. have my dear mother buried in
a coffin it would pam nv mother very much
if she was put into one OF those hor,d box
v>.'"
1t is SAID that many of the slaves in Mr.
folk who have been let, hv their owners. are
sickcning and diving, for wart of attention.
On the 18th. at the St. Nicholas Hotel.
New York, Capt. Wright. formerly of New
Orleans, attempted to cowhidc Mr. Dean,
of Baltimore. when the latter drew a hu"c
bowie knife and stabbed Wright. The wound
it is feared Will prove fatal.
We have since learned III At NJ Dean. the
principal in the tragedy At the -. Nicholas
and Mr. Montgomery, CHARGED a an art'rs>-
orv. have been committed Ia the Tcmt,S 20 a
wait the result O: the affair. bail having been
refused.
The Council Bluffs Chronotvpc informs
rs that IN Iowa whole SECTIONS of corn inay
tee seen >tandin" AT the hciuh' OF fifteen feet,
and particular stalks (tor editorial PURPOSES J
mav he cnl,.d 'herctrom that have reached
The altitude Of from Is TO 90 feet.
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-
The Case of tho People Of kansas.
AT the settlement Of Lawrence. in Kansas
situated atou; forty miles west of the Nilsson
ri boundary. they were at that time OF tn,
late election. about three hundred and fifty
residents. who were legal voters. The day
before the election seven hundred men, from
Missouri. armed with rifles and pistols, and
bringing with them field piece. marched
into the place under the command OF fellow
calling himself Col. Young. In the course
Of the day Young met one of the three Judges
OF the elections. a MiSSourian. a frce-State
mar, but OF a timid temper. and told him
that he had come over. with his men. to vote
in the election. and that if he offered to pre-
vent thcm he would be hung in an hour
TIL" menace had such an effect that the man
resigned hi, place As Judge of the elections.
At an early hour. Young with his men. sur
rounded the polls. and when they were open
ed demanded 10 vote. Young presented him
self and took the oath that he was a lima HAc
resident of the territory. He was then cx-
amincd hv Mr.. Abbott, one of the Judges of
elections.
Do you intend TO remain in the terrific
ry :" asked Mr. Ahhott
That is none &C. Won business swear
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We refer orr leaders 10 an advertisement in an
other column, Tor full particulars concerning the
1vgeana ri Dr. Curtis. 1t is said IL be one Of the
most remarkable cures .or all d">rrinton of i>c:,>
cS Of the lungs, discovered. Its virtues have
been testified to hv hun reds, who have obtained
their knowledge toy the best OF AL teaclcrs-exrc-
rierrc.
CAT TI"N-Dr Curt.>'S IivScana is the rig;nal
AMI only genuine article. 5000
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BOOTS and SHOES.

VTNHE subscriber. having purchased 'he store for.
u merry occupied by X ellison. will keep Il full
assortment Of Boots, Shoes. CATERS Ruhbers = zoe
Findings. and Leather, which will he sold cheap isr
ca h.
30 rs and Shoes made to order. and rera ring
cone at short notice. \. AVER
B-Cash paid for Hides,
~. Jo!:>burv. VI, Aug. IA. 1855 e42r
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ALDACE WALKER.
IlMRI HOWE.
CHESTER SPENCER.
JOSEPH II. PERKINS.
IL. +. LEANITT.
Aur ~ 1S-.


Form Of Petition.
10 the General Assembly of the State Of
Vermont. to meet on the second Thursday
OF October next We the subscribers. free
men OF the town Of in the conn
~ of respcctfullv rc0ne,t your
honorable bo3v TO pass the Senate amend
ments OF last year to the Prohihitory Liquor
Law, or such other amendments and provi>-
IONS as may IN your wisdom prove more et-
fectual IN wholly preventing the use Of in
'oxicaflng liquors as beverage, and as in
duty bound will ever pray.
There was a hard frcs; Wedne adav nlch.
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WOODEN MACHINERY,
C. L. tiOibb iIp \.vN,-L

hNL( manufactures n; H." original S;ccl E:rr
~ ari Tooth Eurriu. Machines and Fed Ri,
:" l." attached :" First and also 10 Second breakers
AZ! + ii-!Icr> 81 WOODEN Car.,r Nacll:,rs lh..
attachment :" second Breakers and iill>ler> i ,cv
and Very important. T'ic>e machines :,-. IN SIC
cc>~ OPERATION. on iir>i Breakers. III most 81 the
principal " OGDEN Factories in ~. Tinted S,,.r>
Cauata and Mckee" and are ,lce,c l,v cN,,,ri..r.
81 manufacturers. * the most perfect machines
used. aIi Indispensable e. Tie 'c"i'lnic.l ;ti.l sue
cc>-iui manufacture of wool
They are IA fac. III" "nlv -fr"nc durable AID
successfully Operating machines NJ c.-,ii; =
machine should rim m hour wi,hor,' Them
HE Zee! Rods ~" >'r"ig ,!Ur:c and w"r-
Thy Of attention flrrar> cx',laii,,l,- these Ma
chimes and Rolls reference L. mills iiayj,,- r,,, IN
u>c &c-. may he had ~ addressing
tL. GopDAEp.
No. E"~linc Green, Ncw-lork :" whom or rr-
should Ice directed. ..ls ,...-
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|. will B." rccol.crtcl hv the friends Of
Temperance. that, at the Ia. session of ;hr
General Assembly, 'hc senate passed some
very important and Necessary amendments to
the present l'rol,ib'o,v Liquor Law II viii
be also rcmrmhcrrd and that too. with re-
Grr', that III" amendments wee lost IN the
House II was there insisted that the tenn
pcrancr public were satisfied viii. the law n
It Is. and Their" h"in. no petitions presented
to ttit BODY. asking Tor amendments WIS ar
EHcd As reason why none should j.. made
On tins occasI"n. 'hc UNDERSIGNED EVrcu
1--WE Committee q. the state Temperance 50
rIctv. believed that the sentiments and wish
- OF the Temperance community We're ra>-
represented, II not misunderstood We be-
lIcvc the best Interests Of the State and the
public ZOO! require that oar Pro'ibtGry >v>-
tenn should y" made as perfect As il can be-
by human wisdom. 50 that tie evils Of n:c:ii-
prrance may tc. if pOS,..,.,. a: once cn'icd
The sooner THIS IS done the better We re-
@ard 1t The duty OF the Lcei>!a,ure 20 watch
over. guard and protect all the interests of
the Ecpnhic. and no measure can be ado;t-
ed ot more interest tG the State than that,
WIN ~ @ii'ii H''iN prevent me use Oh ln'nNl-
ra'In. !nlnor> As a beverage. such We also
believe 10 be the sentiments of a larrc ma
jorIty Of the frccmrn OF the STATE.
10 guard against another failure, and in
accordance with 'hr views of the State Soci-
ETY.. as expressed in their meeting at s.. Al
bans. III January last. WE earnestly RECON-
mend to the friends of temperance in each
town To send petitions TO the next General
Assembly. making known to that body their
wishes IN regard to the law We are aware
that IT will require some labor. but we hope
no pans will be spared to procure fall ex-
pre>'ion OF public sentiment on this subject.
Tbs Is one OF those cases where. the Icrisla
tufe requires line upon line and prcc"pt up
on prerep', and no light should be withhold,
en- from them
For convenience. and TO secure brevitv
and uniformity. we have prepared a form of
petition, which will accompany this paper
This can tc copied. or cut from the papers
and used. Still We wish j, to be understood.
that all are at liberty to prepare their own
petitions. and should anv wish to express
their views more fully bv wav of petition. we
hope they will avail themselves OF the rryi-
lege.
ALDACE WALKER.
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WIN subscriber cf','rs for sale his farm. sina.er;
one mile from PaSsump>ic NiliaAe. in Barnet
containing 22o acres. well divided into pasture. til
lage. &c. with good buildings. wafer n. house and
barns. and good apple and .,-ar orchards.
Possession given this Fall
ALEXANDER MILLER
Barnet, Sept ~. 1850 .i:,f
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READY.MADE CLOTHING

j. larger 'i'an they ever have had The pleasure If
showing You. and all Of their own maiirin-u~e-
Consisting of good >tvle Dress. Fr"ck and Sack
Coa'>; l'roodcoth. Pilot amd Ecavcr Oy.rrna,,.
Eual". Huber and oilci"'h Overcoas>: Black &
Fancy l'"cskn Pants. all prices; Black and Fancy
and Satinet Fant>. MI prices Satin. Sill and Las
ting Nr>t> Figured Velvet and Heavy Nc,t-, silk
and WOOL and Nc'ircia Vests; Jackets. FrocA,, o.
ver:llS Ierr,S &c &c
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ANING easel part Of the Caledonia Nj
- chime Sh"? (Which is now supplied with :
hundant wafer and PM the machinery in perfect
running ORDER. the subscriber l. prepared 10 30 all
ki> {" work III thar linc al business ut short no.
ice IN the best manner. and on reasonable terms
\" pain. viii he >i'are'! I" please all vino NAV favor
iiIin with their work. ASA /. BLi'NT
st. Jolil>hurv sept. Is, Is5'. .iitf
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TRUNKS AND VALISES.

Varl'"f haCS. mhrea>, &c. Tarr> Trimmings
of all kinds.
! ANY orc wishing (" lnv ANY Of t''n ahov"
ti""'> ~ 't!e advance from COS: will find !, for
ti,eir interest u tr:l.i.. with
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TORCH LIGHT PROGRESSION.
s-rosa @~,.-wunNESrAy. ~. .s,b.

Composed E" III" tirtc Companies. numbering 10
ll-h>. VIZ he i'ri.c and pas through The village
in rll, evening.
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e. HORTON

Where thew c. rc' good bargains \ h:vca chance
:" select from l.rs. and desirable STICK ii t;n",>
Directly opposite The fa>~r,nI'>ic lI";i>c Eail-
r"ad>tr""' s. l"hu>turv. crnolIt.
W. II. rErTE> .l;,;
". II. HORIZON
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FURNISHING GOODS.

CONSISTING Of Stocks. Ties. Crava'S Neck and
Pocket fiar'kerch"i>. Gloves. Hosiery French
Ro>"ln> for Shirts. White a,l,. Fancy Shirts. Under
shirts and Drawers. Su>penders. Buck Gloves and
Mi''cr>. and MANY other goods which are usually
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-09-22
First Premium MelOdeons,
THE VERY BEST NoW MANUFACTURED
g. n. h H. W. SMITH

DESPEClFI'IlIc call Tho :a.-..,i'inri Of ,l,c r,h
IL he I" Their improved Mrn!f, :. rons.anrlv on
exhibition a. their warer0"sr> No. Al. Washington
street. Boston. Mass.
TX means "f Il new yne.koi &c r... INC kno~, nm
IL 20 themselves. they have succeeded in reno, pr
the harsh and ''izZinc <rri,.i which fnrrncrlv ch,r
acferized the instrument, ani rendering tic ...,c.
full, clear and .rcan-like. The acton is rro,nr.
aud reliable. enabling the ,erfnr.ae- H. -.ru.. IN.
most ralid Music without M,p-Tr. 'he tones. The
swell i arra'ic"d :" give crca, exp~e.-ir-,
The manufacturers received the first premium
All competitors. n the Fair ri The Mass Chny-
itabic Association: also al the Metropolitan Me-
Chanir'> Fair held n Wa.hinyf",i. H. q.
For 'he Ia-!nr. Instruments are furnished q. orf
VARYING from gas 10 $3.50.
Larger Instruments. with two hanks Of kev., FIR
CHARGES and small churr ile. From $50 m S3an
The last instrument knows, O. .hr Organ HarIno-
mum, has been essentially improved bv Messr>.
Smith. and they have secured patent therefor.
Persons who wish 70 hire Melodeons with a yiev
- purchasing n tie erd of i,e vear can have INA
rcni crete u f-.T; ~ ..,en: .: the ra.r..e w.,
e.. $3.50
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AUCTION !

FRSHE slhsrri',c-> w - =. i-ic.c-, =. orc o.
. Cl"ck. Sop. -. "a ,a;,i:,l.l- WAFER ,.,u-- ,ail
f'c'"rv. AMI '.rr h"u-:. >fia'r. II ii,- r..-~ o.
Wc>t C"rc"~l. Y. Tie ire;."r-r It-> rrr-.rr!v
been Repaired ,,i well situated i ~. r,,fr,f.,-
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