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tUotcbcs, CLOTHS, ST.

S. p. CHA MPNEY
e. Would once more call the attention Of bis friends
and customers to his Stock Of Goods, which he
IS selling at very low prices, consisting in part Of
w AT CI HE'S.
fold and Silver English, seeton, and Anchor Levers
Duplex, Cylinder, Vertical and Verge Watches
G Il o As,
Nantel, Marine, Circular, Wizards Raund Ton Gothic
Fight Day, and Thirty Hour Clicks.
3ilyer Spoons, Butter Knives, Thmhles, Fruit Knives
and Pencil Cases
Gold Fob, Guard Vest, and Neck Chains
bold Thimbles, Pecil Gases, and Vest Hooks Finger
Rings in great variety, to suit all Tastes,
Fingers and Purses.
Breast Pins Of new and beautiful patterns in great yare-
~. Ear Ornaments Studs, Scar Buttons and Goat Ties
EPECTACLES.
Gold Silver Steel and Plated, suitable for al ages
Fable Cutlery Which wilhe sold at cost Pocket Cutlery
Rag rs Shears, AND Scissors, Hair, Clothes and Tooth
Brushes. Helix Needles, Porte M0nuaies Purses and
Wallets together With many other articles usually kept by
The trade all Of which will he sold very low Gail aud see
Watch Work
3 r. O. gives his personal attention to this part Of the
business, and all work done at this shop, is Warranted
Feeling very grateful for the favor liberal patronage
for the last fourteen aud half years, permit me to say
mat SHAH nnR pa ever be ready to serve you to HE
best Of my ability,
MY number Is g61 Main street, e pper's Block.)
Worcester, Jan, 10. 1896. dtf inn1O
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NEW BUILDING MATERIAL.-Fhe expen-
ment Of building walls for dwelling houses of
gravel and lime mixing the material on the
lot, and putting it directly into the wall of the
building, has been tried to some extent in
this city. But the falling Of house which
was considerably advanced towards compile
ton last fall, will probably deter others from
trying the same plan. There is however, in
this city, small two story octagon house
which was erected last summer, that seems
to have stood the winter well, and has the APP
pearance OF strength aud durability.
We copy the following account of new
building material, the composition of which
is about the same as the kind above referred
o,-the main difference being in its manufac-
ture, before putting into the walls,--from
Gowards Real Estate Register, published at
Boston -
We have been shown sample ola new
building material to which we alluded a week
or two since. 1t is a kind of brick made with
dead air spaces and possessing all the beauty
and hardness OF granite. 1t is made of dry
lime and dry sand, in the proportion Of one
Twelfth lime and eleven-twelths sand, laid in
mouds and subjected to an equal pressure Of
one hundred tons. The lime is Stacked and
the sand is sifted. The pressure is sufficient
TO cause all the particles to come in contact.
forming beautiful material. The bricks can
Of course be made in any form or shape
according to taste. 1t is fully equal to sand
stone. The advantages are the facility with
which they are manufactured lathing and
plastering becomes unnecessary, and the out
side and the inside Of the wall Is made at the
same time. The chemical change which
takes place in the manufacture Of the bricks
herdens them SO that they are no more Affect
ed by the action of tho atmosphere than com.
mon stone. II is not affected byIfrost. and ex-
perimenls which have been tried to test its
strength and other qualities have resulted sat-
islactorily. Scientific men have examined the
material, and all have arrivedat the same con.
clusion. II has been used in some places In
about 10 b. builtin DAnvurs Of the material
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DAILY PAPEG.-Fivs dollars per year $3.50 for six
months; 25 for three ons 10 cents per week; single
copies two each. Uhen paid strictly in advance
deduction of 81 year viii be made, and proportonate
educon if paid quarterly or half yearly in advance
WEEKLY PAPER.-Price two dollars year; 81 for six
months and so cents for three months If paid strictly in
advance, $l,75 cts year; single copies cents each
I , The postage the daily by mail to any part of
Massachusetts is 10 quarters other States So cts
quarter On the Weekly in Worcester County, moth n.y.
ID all other parts of Massachusetts, 10 cts. year; in
ather States. 81 cts a year
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H0SUMENTS s. CHIMNEY PIECES
~ The Subscribers wcu especially inform the c
Esns Worcester and its vicinity that they have taken
ne premises lately occupi by I. Lewis Co.. where
hey intend e carry on the Marble Business in all its
branches and hope by strict attention business to merit
share Of public patronage.
" would invite those about erecting monuments to
hef deparej friends to call and examine designs at cur
Factory, before purchasing elsewhere.
v nave also select assortment of Chimney Pieces Of
various styles constantly hand. Also Table and Bu
Isaa Tops, wash S5and5, Counters &C., sc made to or
der on the most reasonable terms
PRATT & NOLAN. No. Old Market st.,
Worcester
n B. Old marble work elsansed and repaired
iauG dGue,r,
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Goods.
81 leg to 2. Good Pants of various fabrics.
50 1-2. Cashmere, Doeskn, and BroadclotIl Pants
at this low price, for few days, to reduce stock.
So Bel. Custom Made Doessia Pants Canvass Bot
ons, aud H3aie eta gooi materials as the Pants or
which You usually pay So Closing sale Winter Cloth
ing.
So to 5. Fancy Cashmere Doaskiu, ard CLOTH Pants,
OF very desirable patterns being at least 25 peg cent less
than the same are usuahy sold.
IS. nice affair for Gentleman. Over Garments,
custom made, usually sold for much more.
$40 to ~, Fine Custom Made ovegcoat or Sack,
made from Drab, Blue and Black Pilot Cloth Broaacloth,
and Beaver Cloths, for this low price. Will guarantee
that the same garments sold at from SIS 10 so
SO lag. For Uaigo or Business Coat, to close out
The Stock
IS to12. Dress ami Froek Goats, from superdne
Broadcoth and Doestins made up il good STYLE and IN
faithful manner. All VIII be soda at these low prices to
close cut stock.
81 to leg. Vests, Of the latest fashion for these
low prices.
So to l-2. Fora nice fancy Satin Vest Also
Black or Fancy SILK do, maze up in the latest styles.
+entlemen's Dressing Gowns, very lowest prices.
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THE WORCESTER SPY.
TERMS OF PUBLICATION.

Printed and Published by john MILTou EARLE, &
EH.MAs DREW, No 2l2 Main Street Worcester Mass
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CHIMNEY PIECES s. PIER SLABS
Manufactured o. Stone, By TIE
PENRHYN MARBLE COMPANY.

.
These and beautiful artia s. in imitation of tbo
richest and most expensive kinds q Marble In style and
hnfh they stand unequalled, very highly polished
retain their beauty much longer han common marble and
are not injured by gas SMOKE acids They have been
extensively used Ia public and private buildings giving
perfect satisfaction While much superior in appearance
hey are sold cheaper than anything Of the ind IN Ind
market During the present season. they have been
awarded Gold Medals at the Exhibitions nj the American
Institute New YorS, AMI the Massachusetts Charitable
Association. Indeed the confidence with which they
have thus far been received, gives The hrest evidence
that this marble will by its many advantages in great
measure supersede the use Of an others.
Architects builders and all others are invited TO exam.
Inc them % the Ware Rooms Of The Company corner Of
fremont Row and Howard street. opposite Hanover street
JOSEPH STORY, Ag't 4 Treas'r
Boston, Dec 1868 d27 d&wtv
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q Cd II III I r
throws his doas and invites his old friends and the
public generally to call and examine an assortment Of
CLIO II III IN c.
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
AS RICH, EXTENSIVE, AND VARIED.
as any heretofore offered in this market And in this
our new opening, have taken especial pains to make
our READY MADE CLOTHING atractiv; to all classes.
The stock consists of
oVERCoATs, SACKS, DRESS COATS. FRooK coATs
FRooK SACKS, & GREEN & PILOT CLOTH
JACKETS,
ofalI suitable Styles, Colors, and Prices.
VESTS,
Single and Double Breasted from the richest
PLUSH, yELyETs, SILKS sATINs, CLOTHS, MAR
sFILLEs, &c, 10 the lowest priced vALENCIAs.
PANTS,
from Plain Fancy DoEsKINs, BRoADcLoTHs
FSsE9S' & sATiNETs Of all coOra, sorts, Sizes and
qualities.
We also have IN store very extensive assortnentof
CLOTHS AND PIECE GOODS.
and special pains will be taken to make Che new tor.
ne place for men get suited in Garments made 10 order
We would invite all to give Nh ReEn chance at them
a. saa'--a IL g9'f9ated, &c no sale.
A larger assortment OF Boys CLOTHING win be kent
mothers and fathers are invited te bring or send their
children here to trade.
Also, constantly IN hand, splendid stock Of
FURNISHING GOODS.
among hioh viii be found all styles Of
SHIRTS, BOSOMS, COLLARS. .SCARFS.
CRANAIS, HANDKERCHIRFS,
S'fOCh5, SOCKS, GLOVES.
SUS = N D e r $, MITTS, TIES,
DRAWERS, UNDERSTANDS,
OYERALLS, UMBRELLAS,
&C., &c.
Also, large assortment
Hats s. Caps, and Rubber & OIL
Clothing.
we beg to assure our friends that Manufacture all
Of our Clothing ourselves and warrant every article sold
to be as reprssened ard trust that extensive
Stock, excellent STYLES an Cutting, good Worknen,
obtging Clerks, aud Low PRICES, will not only ieain
our old customers but give proportion Of new pat
ronage
LUTHER'S,
Nc. 1, Worcester House Buildings,
Maia street, Worcester, Mass.
Opposite Boston 4 Worcester R. Il. Denot
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GENTGEMEN,s

GENTLEMEN's
FURNISHING GOODS.
81 i-2 to $50 cts. Assorted Lot d Shirts and
Drawers.
So 200 cts. Fine shirts, Linen Bosoms X Collars.
~ f-2 to so cts. Fine Linen Bosoms.
) to il cts. Fine Linen Collars
% $50 cts. Stocks and Cravats
20 to 100 cts, Silk Pocket Handkerchief.
10 50 cts. suspenders.
81 to goo cts. Umbrellas.
6to17 Cts. Tooth Brushes
6 to 100 cts Hair Brushes.
Together with great variety of Fancy Goods, obe
closed up cheap.
BOYS DEPARTMENT.
to 3. oversacks.
f~2 to a. jackets.
s1.to 3. Cashmere, Cloth, and Doeskin Pants.
so to 600 cts, yests.
$50 to 500 cts Suit of Jacket and Pants.
Hery truly the CLIQUE are loag protest Purchasers
requested to bring ts advertisement with t4p and
They will then acknowledge the fact, are determined
10 close up all the stock Of Winter Clothing. The new
book "Oak Hall PICTORIAL" win be presented every pur
chaser.
OAK HALL
81 Nor,h Street., Boston.
do d3taw&w3ms
BOOKS! BOOKS! BOOKS:
HOOK Al TINS!
r. DICK FMS S CO.'S
BRILLIANT, ATTRACTIVE, s. MAGNIFICENT 81 ALE
Oh
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3 sUpMR PMOsPmATR

RM'3 SUPER uOsPHATE or
IA. " ti.- This excellent Fertilizer prepared ro8
KY, V Narrated equal 70 Guano, III an rcspecu
80 more lasting n lH beneficial effects upon III
). eay b used for all Kinds Of Grain, Potatoes IA
|S NAV, Nv unrdeters, II Is cheap, convenient 40
k# w "tous manure, ~ terminating influence
III D,s y san D. obtained OF The subscribers, WI
|. sfo. we sale oiit, at the Wholesale rroduf
aueeN oppose BOSTON A Worcester Dope
|AAAbter III BAssRrT n DAYLlEs.
= $50 ar IanI
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yTFg
poa,,u, -, - - - ~ w.,
0'' III all ANS % ts5ts 4tt.~ w err G Soapstone
r near 81 -oo nam street..
ohl-lNEt rILoEs anu FiER SLABS m az TO order.
FhO5L LOCKE,
Oe"ie's III las mas thu Inns 'ALlSE5 ana CAkPEI
bA0'' az 9 glo I5,!,, am. sna Retail
~ 1-75,177,-7, = z,.,,-7- -,
DH' oE1l'Gh ~ o EARNS,
Surgeon DeUsisf.
Dentistry Of f. all Kinds 21 az moderate prices
No PIPER hoek. -
DE. c. II. JBNCKS, DENTIST,
And Manufacturer of MINERAL TEETH, over 205
Main Street, our door North Of the American House.
~ operations seaIganted.
JARfTS t2TrS4rE1
Principal of SELECT School Medical College,
ozF pR7cF 1 c1o%15g 9;5s &C. = = aoasT
A. P, WARE, MERcv4NT TaJp1p
And Manufacturer and Dealer in Mems and Bows,
,.-, Ready Made CiothFn@.
"D-----s 11o -''S 100 ana | ~ VAN ST.
T. NJ LAMB
Dealer in Gala ANA SiIynv vKy.,,cr,os. crortys
Fine 4ewelry, and Silver Ware,
Harrington oorner....275 Nam Street
CHARLES CTAPTF
sc-,,s, mn = - -
DPTGcJsT and Ap0TTfE' Nv f alsn' g ,t.u,
t2i,.-r.,rt 60 ' VI -N'i'i anu
-------.-------- ---- . ------
CITY LUMBER fARD.
I. & 0. X. EARLE,
Dealers IN all kinds Of Build ing and Finishing
L-tSn'oe5' LrS6E9heS1 Gnu Ct@pcoGfdS'
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Price Two CENTS.
OBJ 1aILp SRp.
NONDAY. MARCH IL, 1855.
HORACE AND THE coNsoRIPT.

From the Saturday Evening Gazstte.
Anecdotes of Horace Yernegs
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tM ek - CARRIAGES.-A. ToLMAN &
So - 60 have 30 new CARRIAGES
kSy~-es3~ tc sale Coaches, Carryalls Phaetons
-, BuRgies, Chaises.
Also, second-hani Carriages, 10 new Harnesses
An assortment Of Trimmings
Harness, Patent, and Top Leather.
Patent enameled Cloth Axes, &c. London elaste. and
Common Varush, without aduteraton We have applied
Everctts Patent Compiling"
% that four wheeled Carriages may be turned round In
half the space usually required aud easy Of access II
passengers we believe this The best improvement that
has been made for many years.
We are Agents for the sale Of shop and single rights
No 10 and "a Exchange ST dsvff
EseA FARM 4 BUILDING LOIS "a
.~s1@s FOR SALE. I'LL
One Farm in Grafton, Of 100 acres Two Ia Worcester
one 30, and the Other 70 acreE One 10 Leicester 12b
acres. 10 Building Lots Newton street AL on
Pleasant street do. southbrdge street, near ths
Junction Shop.
Also very desirable situat on on School street con
tanning upwards Of 10000 feet land with the budns
thereon
Also Machine Shop Manchester street. with a good
engine Atot the above property will be sold on very
reasonable terms, by the subscriber 80
ElEKI Ell DANIELS, lA1 Main street.
WorceuseriJan' Vh 1853 d&vBn janI0
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r.. A. MLLLER's
d A g YER REIAN ROOMS,
No. 10 Central Street, Lowell next door to yox popuIl
mch27 Office
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~ RE YOUR CoRNs,--I you wen TO cure
Y your Corus usp u0uCHIN's CORN SOLVENT =
" Wl'mhe preparation, from an Engliah recipe, has
" sted TOR IA GEARS and has proved eioactous wher-
IA An9 ny the I'VE Of this Sol Yep, che corn IS soened,
lA ppNl t Gnaliy clDyple0fs No PAIN or tfrl-
i - caused Ny It's use. forns 81 twenty-five years
Ap hs nave been removed, Full directions accompany
III p2lue' Prepagtd by WHOUCnIN4 Newbuy-aL,
. s,er Mass, and for ate at tha Druggists, Shoe
M* II hnu erocuritu. Pr,Sf 20 GuMtA. enough q
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j . Ii n "A: 10 ID q
HACRMAN.
Orders left at u. e. WiJt's. "A Front street md p
3oibrO1k's Grocery store Nam 81 ,eQ dtf
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81 wishes my picture, sir, to send down in
to the country (j'voudrions not portrait
pourI envoyer la bas aupays . and he drew
twenty five francs out of his brooches pocket.
$40 whom do you wish to send ito your
lady love, no doubt Ca la maitresse, sans
doptn s''1 800
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= 1TCH IS hereby given shat 5y v-rt1e Df IN order
- add dtCENf OF tha 5frc nj court "a Iowa go Wis
ghsucr. sd and entered IN sad Cont the >,
day OF March. A. ID. so in CERTAIN pH.tg be
s9ii a'lrL- erin r.ui hanp@l is uiBant
and Morris dafc-lir ard the auf harity given
-atf order and V pubic vendlie
tfe II CHEST grd bst 'dte- FIR cash it, haqi
U-dly the 21i y OF iepysn uNt between the hours
II niae clock 2. n and the setting of the NJ
said day the freGs door of the Court House
o<n OF Mineral Point, in eid County. a. the right
and interest o. tle said defendant Which haa
therein the ite OF the Mortgage in sid and
mentioned, n aat 10 -" fDoE-Ing described ands
10 vgit Tot ug3nu"r uiBe 81 and ten IN Block
FIVE 5 in the vintage of Arena Coanty Of ! wa anf
state OF NIscUn=inr according to the recorded pIa
thereof
The above aale viii be made to salts : tho sr.r1 of two
buGd-ei and forty eight dU3ars and twenty cents
SUM d-Crerd by the slFd ,spurt h. due -. said
terest ON said le~t@sge alec u satisfy .hc Of Court
a.d sEle md aecrHiu, interest.
iEvl SraslING. ShorfG tarr- c., WIS
Snsrif'7 'fi-a- V nr-aa Point. August g, 1858
James Cray, Sol for orr. Gx37
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DEMOCRATIC DISTRICT coNVEETIo,T.

The selfstyed Democracy OF Iowa Co, held
,leir convention in this place on Saturday last.
tr the purpose of choosing Delegates 10 the State
Convention Four town sent Delegates Mineral
Point. Highland, Dodgevile and Mifilin-aad a
.,qoe of Democrats from Waldwick happening
IN were Invited to participate in the deiibera-
lions The Delegates were fine looking set OF
.lows, and evinced a determination to put down
Republicanisrn, as strong as that of the Allied
movers to take Sebastopol. The following gen
fepen were selected as Delegates to the State
Convention to be held on the 29th; GEo L. Faosr,
Of Mineral Point; C. C. RopoLF. of Richlani
Ca DR.. G. " BuRGILL, OF DoIgeyilIe; and @
" Srnoxe, OF SIitiiin
Upon rhe great question Of Blrstowism, the
most Of the delegates are supposed to stand loa-
,auui,ti5us or like Jonathans donkey, between
tie corn ami oats, leg Of side, ready to jump
either way that saall offer the best prospect Of a
rrab a. the spo;ls The utmost harmony prevail
FL in the Convention until the presentation of a
resolution pennet by our neighbor of the Demo-
eraf pedging the Delegates TO the support Of
whatever Candidates might be nominated Al the
safe Convention and opposition TO Know Moth
asism and R=pubIicanis.n, in whatever form
resented 4 slight sensation was manifest upon
fac reading of this resolution, which was soon
arayel By the substitution of the word Sheng
alism for that Of RePubIicanisu,' when 'he
RESOLUTION passed neutrality-suspicious. half dozen
voting for it.
The Delegates from the Southern Assembly
District nominated as their candidate for the As
.snblv, Mr. RfcHAap VI SMITH, of this Village
Mr. santa IS young man Of fine literary acquire
nsats and uninpeachabIe morals. As politician
Aels strict party man. Of the Nebraska wing OF
Modern Democracy. We regret that he should
have been selected to be sacrificed upon the pro
slavery alter BY those FAR more deserving the fate
,.l- awaits h'.n than himself
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rIGEPaL PoINY Pr. Ro8n.

meeting o those interested in the completion
or,ais Road Vas beld in this village on Saturday
e,srIng. a, which time Mr. SraoSG made known
tie Proposition OF Messrs KEEP FISHER & TAI
orr 6ar completing and e4uipping the Road
Tie ofer IF those gentlemen appears 70 rs % be
e-s Tia, w5li meet the approval Of every stock
holder ID the Road. All that's asked Of the stock
atiers IS the payment OF such sums as they have
Subscribed aal ,he raising by the Company Of
.a5at $4,000 more stock. when the Contractors
rs TO complete and equip the Road, and pay all
....s now against the company
ne hope very man who feels an interest in
lie completion Of The Road viii now put his
..e- to the wheel in such a manner as TO set
Il cas- is motion during the coming season -
a- stockholders pay Up, and the thing
e one
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Dated August7ih 1875.


n sssk'FE7 --a----s . 3 = 70 . : < a
IN the at-er of The last VIII AID Testament Of Elias
s.cka Jr, decreased
an reaI5ac and fling instrument IL writing,
" p.sr 10 - III al Testament nf Ell. :
Iacsa Jr, iats said co nty Dc ased, and also
4cc8D suyiz De itso7 90 Faeas Hartford OF said
presiding among other thrEs mat the Sail Elias
acsa Ir.4ats liat IA -aid c,Ilrv- that instGu
m-nt rs ~ - ~ att Test twe1t OF sat deceased
and as ne n 3 Z a1itiuupr tas Identical fhasa
Hartford ..a ii and appointed sn by sad last Wei
aud Essraaaa. eztc1o- efegf, and praying Il
dll he appa hearing the proofs 81 sad las
~ and Test1.lant it IS ordered that the proofs
aid instrument b. q ard hetnrs Jud.e of this
court os Monday She "a lay pinmheF !. D 1873
O'Clock a. e at a. Probate sdi "a in he togussI
5uzrtt Point IA slI ygiats And e IS further ORDER
I'd that ga bic thereof be jven t. al pers0ns1
t'rested, by publishing cong D. this ,rd-r -. three
weeks -rr: sstvaly PRIOR The day IF hariug. "a
Mineral Psin. Trlbuue' weekly spep-r printed
81 Mineral Point IA SAIL County
I. Il s.BDN5 ,, County Judge.
Dated Aus1s. IN, I-J5. 37w3
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Eofal nlatters.

N Our readers we trust will pardon the small
amount of reading matter in our columns burning
he publication of the long Tax List One week
more completes its publication. when we will be
,be 10 give greater variety
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IEN, BOllLTS And IEIs GOODS

fEslF largest and hest -pi-cred stock OF R'N ST~.
L RIBBONS sHd Trainings ever brought int0 the
town of mineral Point and rhe Chetp'st
MRS OTIS is thankful for past patronage ana hopes
Tor cont nuaiioa, iufuIas tAe Ladies' nf NfECrs!
Point sud vlcEity, fhat her much enlarged arf
he prizes ia proportion. She tN- Just received he
vg Patterns viii, great vattsty sc vtiz - tra e.
d. -.--z aud s.C sgtrS = g. - Also, FRI',<s,Ii
90 f.AcF, DESSTABfE, Ti'S3AN sud 81 .,
.3EFL2AA W j DGIGg[BLFS35 80
of every RARITY -~-~-
Tnce her with Gcn pieces ~pr,ug s.yT AVID ~ hoa
able ErHN SET RIRB 'NS-end great varei> ui saUet
Al KS, TtlsINtsss, DR2s- TrIa ~I~Gs ii"sfs
and are not TO be besides 1860 other
Articles which cannot he net.tie1p 90 al -ery
he trade viii he supplied on reasonable terms Al
MRS T. J. OTIS.
sfinersl Fo4ut, April y, 1885 2if-
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Honey Wanted +!

q IL Persons Intetfed To the un9 ersisnsd 90 Enok
a Account Pronisssry Nota or ofbeFUse are berSby
: 6ed lbat Necessary cite Hsnt shruid Dc made
viii, him before The Brst y S7fisalter ne-l
A. accounts and notes that T=faain unsettled Al
bat dare sill placed the hsnds ol an Agent Tor
lecsan h sum68arY sy as TIE undeFs g.ed
t~ In leave the country 81 th1t time.
iIfshlaud, guJ1 q So IS II RO5ERT l.. VANCE.
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lIAS3Y EDUO1
AZ TIE OH STAND or
LIIxs AEl1IT 9 E2OTEER.
VIE a1ss~rte-s ee v NJ At bei old stand
On high street It-@e s.rck
CRCC ERiES g Provisions.
cteTe7y vsr;stt s., ms a. -sfs e. the nuhlic smons
'heir si"cs e'aS b fpund the faho~.pg sr.lcs:
New Orleans, Clarified. sad LOST sugars
nso Government lave and glo Coffee.
- iFt,-s@- aEo S1g~r tici.sa Aolassea,
t"lacG syrup ri the ts..f
Imperial. G. ?. sal Young t,ysou Tenn,
AtEoEefel AHd Cod Fish.
spices Hrpusr. Mustard. Pickles, Sosr
smoking and Ehvr 80 EoAscc,. C:ssIs,
SfYr- perm. and raiicar Jsudles.
ltaiztas- ttlrrELf-, Nice. Oysters and Sgrdines,
S'i-raFcs EIft sa~j Powders.
fin0s- Pork, Hams HIft shoulders.
Farther aHd Glass Mare.
CgTtasc. 4, ,itgEgasl, amt s--uibfae
CrH-stfr FtU t-u. shat iiag Lord.
taf.i"o re.G-, $havels and Spsdes,
Nails and Clsss oil various shes.
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gone-aIa~6 well -aIerai s-srrir,art or Ere, s,t
GDQ3GG& s. $1,000 1rS,
Together site almost every article al csroceres &c
usually Fept in troeers store, eli Of which willie
sod on the most re.s0rio Die term
LtNAEAN * BROTHER
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