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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-22

AMHERST CoLLEGB.-Tbo now Freshman
claes numbers sixty five, and aboutftieen now
members have been admitted to the upner
classes, making a total Of about eighty new
admissions number considerably larger than
Collegiate year. y 'i'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-22

The call for County Convention of the
Republicans, which appeared in the Spy yes
terday is, we understand, withdrawn, 1t hav-
ing been issued not in accordance with the
wishes or directions Of those authorized to
make a call. - Worcester Transcript, 20th.
The call for county convention of the Ropub-
licans which appeared in the Spy, has not been
Withdrawn.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-22

ARNoLD's GLoBULEs and VITAL FLUID are sold at
0Aofesafs at the toiOest prices by John O. Hill 229
Main St. AretGH also. Names and statements Of those
at his store. n.,II 5tr
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-22
SPECIAL -N0TtCEs-

h'Fennonr CsalD-A meeting Of the Executive Com
mttre and the Wand Committees Of the Worcester Ere
mont Clco will be held at WARREN BALL, MONDAY
ENENlNG sept. I'D. full attendance is requested
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-22

FREMONT VICTORY IN A SLAVE STATE.-An
election for Alderman of the Fourth Ward of st.
Louis, took place on the 1lth. The matter which
gave most Importance to this local contest was the
attempt to defeat Mr.. Vale, because of his own
hostility to the doings of the Missourians who
have invaded Kanzas He was one of those who
had the honesty and courage to repudiate the
bogus Kanzas meeting lately got up in St. Louis,
under the auspices of The Republican, and which
proved such farcical failure. This was seized
upon by the Nullifers, who forthwith began a
systematic denuncation of Mr.. Vale, as a Black
Republican, Fremonter, &c However, Mr.
Vale was elected by handsome majority
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-22

DEATH OF CBNTENAnIAN.-T Proyi
dence Journal announces the death In thai
city, on Wednesday, of Mr.. Seth Yates, who
was one hundred years old on the third day
of last March,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-22
LOCAL NEWS

autnorZed TO state that the call for county
Convention of the Peoples party, to be held on
October first, is published pursuant to a vote of
the County Committee at meeting held pTeyi-
Gus to the late State Convention.
We cannot say whether cur present anomalous
position. as party without candidate, will pro-
duce any postponement of this Convention, but
presume it will not.
HoRTICULTURAL Show The exhibition of
the Horticultural Society of this County, will
open at their Hail. on Tuesday and continue till
Friday night. Entries of fruit &c. may be made
until O'Clock on Wednesday morning. There
are many reasons why extra exertions should be
made by our citizens, to make this show grand
and imposing one. An unusual number Of per-
sons will be brought here, from various and dis.
tant quarters, by the attractions Of the week
The Cattle-show is to last three days-one of
them to be devoted to the great State exhibition
OF dairy stock Heretofore, the Massachusetts
Society's Exhibition at Boston has been held at
the same time as ours, in consequence of which,
great numbers who would like to attend here,
were deferred from so doing, by their engage
ments there Now, the exhibition of that Society
has been held, and we may expect that many of
the distinguished Horticulturists belonging to it
will embrace the opportunity of visiting Shall
we have an exhibition worthy their attention, or
shall we not
This is question for our citizens to answer
There is good fruit enough-there are fine vege-
tables enough-and there are beautiful flowers
enough, within the limits of Worcester, if judi
ciOus selection were to be made from them, to
make show far exceling any one that has ever
been held here. But, fortunately we are not con-
fined to such limits, but shall expect liberal con-
tributons from our friends in various sections of
the country, Let them and us each seek to excel
the other in the good work.
We are aware that the season has been an un-
favorable one, and that fruit of some kinds, is
comparatively scarce and inferior in quality
But this makes the inducement only the strong
err for doing all we can. Almost every person
who has farm garden, has more or less
good fruit. Let each one then, select the best
specimens of such as he has, and erhib8 them.-
The society does not ask you to leave them, but
every one has the privilege of retaining his fruit
if he wishes.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-22

CATTLE SHOW AFNoRTH BRooKFIELD.-The
first Agricultural and Horticultural Exhibition of
the North Brookfeld Agricultural and Hortcul-
tural Society will be held on Tuesday, the 23d.--
There will also be an exhibition of manufactures.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-22
NANTUCKET. Mass. Feb. s 1s5a

NANTUCKET MISS FEB. s, 1856
J. G. WADLu8H-Dear Sir: In answer to yours Of the
tn instant will stale, that by the use of four bottles
DELIGHTS SPANISH LUsTRAL, it has produced a
thick and fine growth Of hair the head Of my wife
where had been bald for eight yea BY the use of
five bottles, Capt John O. Buck Of this town. has thick
growth Of hair all over the top of his head where has
been bald for the last twenty years By The Of three
bottles Charles T. Robinson, NJ D. Of Nantucket has
thick growth Of hair his head where has been bald
or ten years as far my observation extends it has
the universal preference over all similar preparstions
As toilet article, it is very superior.
Responsibility You're
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-22

ARREST FOR EMBEzzLEMENr.-Georg Evans,
employed as temporary ticket master at the
Fitchburg depot, during the Cattle Show in that
town. last week, was arrested on Friday night,
on a charge of embezzling some eighty dollars
from the Fitchburg and Worcester Railroad Com
nan
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&c CllIze.. % yvorees,... e,o,...,,.-

",1oH, [eg '1n 10 past political differences who ar
opposed to the repeal Of the Missouri ar,rr3;sa 10 ~
eXfnSl,l Of slavery into Free Territory. and IN TIIT
PSC x, aiAIsEgATl0N AND TFs CHNTTNT-
ANCE Under ANY OTHER NAME: who are in o.
Of restoring The action Of the government To The I'll;
Of Washington and Jefferson. and of the gdnoiii 10y
har22S as Free State; and who are ia favor m The Mt
ciples embodied in the resolutions Of the
Convection and Of the election Of FREMONT and NV
TON, are invited in the several towns and cities m a.,
sembe to choose delegates IN the proportion Of three m
every Representative to the General Court to which esr
Town rr city entitled to meet in Convention at Brinlv
Hall in Worcester, Wednesday the first day of Oc,6
Der next at II oclack M for the purpose of nomna
ing candidates for Senators aud all county Offices which
are to be elected at the election to be held Nov 1886
By order Of the County Committee,
W. ". RICE Secretary
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-22

OA'I1s sHo" ''sSK-ThIs bsi7g Oztee SHOW week in
win doubtless bring many strangers fnte ,be
80 !" witness 'h4 exhibitions Of the various kinds .,
s'V'A q "1.eh Worcester c1uatg boast superior
'o- nat are exhibitions Of this natore in
's'i' WIN those "w bsing arranged and nsueur
'u ~ me L'oS SALOON by that celebrated caterer The
to+n sI Evsrg'hing in the eating lire is hire
served up IN truly admirable style, and customers are
treated IN GENT mtny manner. All persons
VISITING worcester during the coming .sgai, should
can az '''s H'pnIaF estah hment and Iartake Of the
courteous hospitality which is there extended to ALL
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-22

DISTRICT ATToRNEY.-We understand that E.
B. Stoddard, Esq, of this city, has received his
commission as attorney for this judicial district,
and will soon enter upon the duties of his office.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-22

~ PosTERs lIAGDnlLLs, BLANKS, LApFts CAy,g ,.,
cUeryth6tg IN the jon PRlNTING line promnlIv %
to at the "WorSester Daily Spy" Jon PRSTisa essbsb
nenk ~ N''''iihh
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-22
Progress of the PeonIc,s Cnvse.

An American Convention to nominate can
ddate for Congress from the tenth district is to be
held at Northampton, next Wednesday, the same
day with the Fremont Peoples Convention. The
indications quite decidedly are that both will
agree without difficulty in nominating the pres
ent member CDR. Chafee) for reelection.
Henry ]. Raymond, editor of the New York
Times, and Lieut. Governor of that State, wrote
Sept. 9th, to Erastus Brooks, editor of the Er-
press, and to be the American candidate for Gov
ernor, proposing that they should debate together
the political questions on which they differed be-
fore the people of New York, between now and
election Mr.. Brooks has been so busy watch
ing " the empty hole" that he has had no time to
reply yet In other words, he doesn't come to
time.
Samuel D. Ingham of Penn, Secretary of the
Treasury under Gen, Jackson, and democrat
from the start, has declared unequivocally for
Fremont M Ttssu....
letter from Bordentown, that Commodore Stew
art, fOld Ironsides," who has been a lifelong
Democrat, has recently declared for Fremont
PENNsYLyANIA.-The signs of the times in
Pennsylvania continue favorable. Among the re-
Hon: John M. Read, formerly Attorney General
under that sterling Democratic Governor, Skunk,
and Hon. William M. Meredith, Secretary of the
Treasury under President Taylor. Mr. John
Horn, formerly naval officer of Philadelphia un-
der Van Buren,, is doing good service for the
cause of freedom. The New London Conn. J
Chronicle says;-
The Hon. William Jessup of Philadel-
phia passed through this city on Saturday, on
his way from Sag Harbor to Boston. An old
acquaintance who met him at the depot, ia
miliarly inquired as to the prospect of freedom
in that State His reply was calm, candid,
and decided: PENNSYLVANIA said he has
always been true to the principles of freedom
when the issue has been justly presented, and
she aoiU be no1o. There is no good reason to
doubt the result. The people are fairly
reused, and the vote for Fremont will be tri-
umphant. The Fillmore party are using ev-
cry exertion to create division, but their
ranks are thinning every day..
He further stated that Mr.. Buchanan had
never been strong man in his own State
and has often been defeated in his own coun-
ty. There was no feeling of Statepride like.
ly to operate in securing votes in his favor
He considers the State sure fer Fremont and
Freedom"
Lo, They CoME-Iheodore Freelinghuyson, of
N. j., candidate for Vice President with Henry
Clay, in 1874, is out for Fremont and Dayton.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-22

j. KELLEY, NJ. D.
Fer sale by BUSH & CO., 81 Front Street, Worcester
and by all Druggists in Worcester and vicinity
mch7 d2tavSw1v
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-22

Mr.. aud MRS MOORE respectfully announce to
their fnos and former patrons that they will reopen
their school at BRINLEY HALL. on WEDNESDAY.
0c5 lSt The much admired Varsoyiana ami other new
Dances will be taught ~"
kegulsr days Of instruction, every Wednesday and
Saturday. Hours Of attendance from until o,3lncl
Ladies or Gentlemen who wish for private instruction viii
please call on Mr. NJ at the Hall For further infnra
ton apply at A Marsh's Music Store, American House
Block. e22 Jta1
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A. p. WARE n CO.,,
NJ r II 9 II y N T TAIJOR s.
AND MANUFACTURERS OLE

MEMS AND BOYS CLOTHING.
Also, dealers in
o'0'SS' l'''0rS Trimmings, Furnishing Goods &C..
AtWholesale and Retail, at the
ONE PAIGE CLOTHING RAREHoUSE.
i6s & 40 Main ST., YyOrces,a, M.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-22

- = he Fail re, III Of MRS SUMMERS JUVENILE
SiN6ING SCHOOL, will commence WEDNESDAY, sept
= at . P NJ at the Ystry of the Salem street Church
tuition 81, payable at the second lesson. slI diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-22

AZ frenttns, Designer and Engrayer upon Wood
an1 stone over the Quinslgamoud Bank Entrance 141
man street House Crescent Street Az orders will
meet wthprompt attention Particular attention paid 10
ufAltnB machinery. dec30 dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-22

~. ncnry Sargent gives special attention TO
o'sguseh OF the Eye Oce No. IL Worcester Bank Block
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-22

.5IHI7Est % ENili NV hNtIAdy or gentleman
would remain under the of disagreeabe breath
when using the "BALM OF A THOUSAND FIowsRs,, as
dentridee would not ouly render sweet but leave the
teeth white as al1baster' Many persons do net know
Their breath is bad and the subject is SO delicate their
friends will never mention it. Pour single drop of
Balm on your tooth brush and wash the teeth night
ana mGrnng fifty cent bottle viii last yeaI
ABEAUHlFULC COMPLEXION may easily be scouire5
by using the 'ialm Of a Thousand Fowersn Ii will
remove tam pimpes, and frecks from the skin leaving
1t Of soft and roseate hue Weta towel pour on two
SHAVING MADE EASY.-Wet your shaving brush
in either warm cold water pour on two or three drops
OF "bAIM OF THOUSAND Flowers, rub the beard we'll
and it viii make beautiful soft lather much facilitatn5
the operation of shaving. Price only fifty cents Beware
OF countelfsits. None genuine unless signed by
W. P. FEFRIDGE & CO.,
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cTE1 ,s,, X edlccd.-rhe propuctors Of the Wor-
os'ot alEh OUkE viii receive patients and boarders
az BIeaty reduced prices until the erection Of their new
SuG more oGmmodius Institution. The present accommo.
Worcester, Sept o, 1856. dawtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-22
People VIVA BE -Aa'ouis''sd, on visiting


nth err CIotbtng Housef!l
To find how very low they csn bay all binds of
CLOTHING,
And especially THIN SUMMER CLOTHING.
THIN COATS, VESTS, AND PANTS.
OF good material, and fast colors, at SOC each.
rms sale viii continue at these extremely low prices
until most OF the goods Sold al who see ais mo-
elsewhere, call at
U ii ER'S CLOTHING HOUSE,
No. Lincoln House BIoegs,
Formerly Forester House Block. If
Notice. EDWARD T. WARUWELL is this eav
agntted into copaftnershp with the subscriber In the
wholesale and Retail Clothing and Tailoring busincsg
w,cl VIII be continued at the old stand. I6s and 17o
Il co. 49, 81 d. L "ANE
4he subscriber desires to tender his grateful acnoI
eugtments for the large patronage which has hitherto
leage to solicit continuance Of the same q
"oioeS'er' aug i 4S5h A. p, WARE.
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10 Nervous Suncrerss--A retired clergyman
restored TO health in few days. alter many years Of great
nervous suffering, Is anxious to make known the Of
cure win send (nee) the prescription used Direct the
Rev. JOHN NJ DA9NALLI, No. 30 Fulton street, Brook
yn, je1- DAVIS
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rSsa.l5sbury NJ sion Sch 0oI, LINCOLN
sQuAkE WORCESTER, AAss.-The FAN Term Of his
NEsDAY, the 10Th day OF September next and connne
fourteen weeks. ' ~ iN0
Applications oradmission. for Circulars will receive
immediate attention. J. V. BEANIE Principal S. NJ &
Worcester, August Q, 1856 podtr
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-11-27
NEW GOODS:
SILKS, DELAINES. POPLINS. PRINTS
DcBaGe, hcrInos.
And a general asSortg1-ute f
81. ABLE GOODS

Just received At the Cd BrIshtwel err pos
s5le ct TT I'd be uaj- keep th@ >terk faESansua-
rete during t&- ~hIe nd la business sach
= mann Src rR'Jre satisfaction in every respect
lie ssaII rc~.r-rtss So If the l. b
lsa.rct=-- extended to~aSd< es daring the past
year
Ar craaa u.ra - q r,.d al rree Be- believes viii
Induce naay mae their pEFsas~es Il him tl-a>e
call JANIS u. HAYS
Eiehnoai. &c; ., 1855. l3-tf
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RHODES
FEVER AND AGUE CURE
OR .i.VTYD OTE TO IK.fLiRIif

4 : :
ET>nR me Prevention .nl Cure ai Fever .ai Aga.
L Calls ana ever, Dams A-ae, AMI ether iaisFmit
tent ara 6erutt~nf as. Il bilious severs
eomVan ~ frsau;i Sysup.gtas. II fa.Si Fever. f.
los scyvr. Ship al 1A Fever = neral DEBILITY NIshi
SS-st. y n 5ta..r rras al disease hleh have
eosfuea ~ ga n N.lsrss t!lssm.
fGI> Sable pierre poison Nsi-A certain
i EaaVot4Ak5s aAalei cFery ar-Ath, J. tsc
ia character wherever u cxi>J<-n.sta. so=;h
and Il. RS Naere y3ef >ay discovered
An !EifpIk, Which ultrs-:sr> ssc To;S n, }etey
Pars tae system aal taar ea iF'y removes all ias
taE>c II .liseg-e.
The Erepreser 3.ss4ae;ly e,as tassc ex,Eaogalaar,
results fran Is as:
SIX >wsnpy lecaltles froaa aHy bilious IL.
ease aa'esrr ar aay 's.aty isa eeastaai'y sahAins
Nsssria er hss>s4a-
fsw iastAaygy n -, tAc a,.c ia persons shs have
Uttered Ter aEs catA ST tta : from oNs ~ To
Nan lekk Jaae Il. 1885
i have mad, eh-Hie,i examination a Rhodes
Fever ana sue Cure. ''Asst4rte 60 hslsrIs and
have tested Arssasc. Aisre&vy. Qulhine and
cha ne. hat have touai p.rs lie Of e,ihsr
II nor have found sn suastaaee IA MS Imposition
al wauiH prove injurious 10 tee vcn sritattan
JAS CHt4rON. " D.. Chemist.
ihi< lows vi
FREE USE sd Pr 81 EN-TIIsE
hy whleh ali persons say thus he entire freedom
from the above = diseases, how s..A :hs
season swagREy thu I,-s4lity-
I'& 1o.> uF EFFICACY are Frequently published.
ami the confidence Of the nahil j. asked only ITopor
ZION "a, - actusi merits sher-,z introduced aal sod
These euy arsre'ici Sean 70 prove us wortS.
GA. bottles ~lI aas~e Tor ordin.ry e,se-.
Frrneh sn spanish aoeemPans each bottle LIB
er-l ii,,ntia'- Hss- q rhs trade.
Prepared aad so.l b tn proprietor,
JAMES \ RHODES
PFayilcnce, Il. l.
For s~le by nrnssi,'s generally.
Nevefnher :, 1855. a. If
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CASTERS! OYSTERS!

JA3;ES JORDAN j. nov in the receipt
&, daily, direct from Baltimore, of any quantity
~ "a Fields Celebrated Oysters, which he
IS prepared 10 sell " - = or rctsil either
t h ea- II half Ii ozs:-y dealers and
rs 90 b.. p-rs give hs 3 call ana they will find the
tsse.e nEfn Kim to be aivant sseous.
= a'>o has his rooms Main street furnished
5l Z ,l. and guests will be served with Oysters,
So i 1asat - all the attention heir wants require.
IT 81 Ia. October 9, 1855. SSt
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Sasl, Blind < Door Mandatory
DOLL II ARD q. GO.

Daf TON, UFIIJ.
On the C.aaI, lr.t bail4ing South d the d Last
ant Peg sr.'rv- ar- prepared st,a ali Ia,
tHtgToVeeurats - l.cata~rs. for AsE4f. curing
I.rs- Gale sverS H.rs-ts
SASH BLINDS AND DOORS
Ai-a- IsuI4ins. o. every de.er p,ion uhIch thew
warrant saP-rscr to any ms6- Last W.T. lia-
era is 70 " asI-..I~ purratsers 0rlsrs from
d.-t.n prs9yt siteH1e5
a.y -. so. 2in
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Wholesale Free Labor Depot,
GENERAL
GROCERY ESTABLISHMENT.

O.. I.ta ST north of the Meredith Hsuss. {'srmeriy
the Starr iicuseN
RICHMOND, INDIANA.
s. ELI is receiving supply Q! SHlRIfNG
,ITEETlNIi. GINGHANlS. PRlN Is. a-d other
C..ta Fatrics. manufactured by the North Amsriesn
Frs acE Association, Philadelphia, " hirh Re oilers
for Ere "a reasonable terms. together with
Sa-ar, Coffee. Rice. &c. Ac
warranted the produce ef Free Labor. Also, every
.v 81 Black Ana Green Teas in half chests. estles
aut .iIe packages Spices, Pickles Preserved Fruits
t7t truits Vinegar. SslerAtus, and almost every or
a. d is the line Grocery line -,os. OF " hieh being "a
r.. y the importers in the East or the Easnu;seiur-
r 81 /; sfiori 10 sell al under Cincinnati Pri-
SIS. -si consequently, with Confidence, invite
toa-.-v Merchants ana others TO give him call
t.r ,,o 81 1856 Att
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Grocery 4 Provision Store.

,E'HE souls especially inform A= citizen
Of Richmond ari vicinity that he has commenced a
roce-y aUI Provision iui:ess the former
~ occ1 ty p II. CITIZENS. aua h4s hand %
the Of articles - Inc oe"r-! for sac ia
city part Loaf. crushed.
Cea--. Ch9cots:e c@ie-atus-
Starch Spices Of AL kIs AL lack Teas 81 ~
quality. NcIas<s. Ssr FrE Mats, To cigars.
Cheese. F Irs Beet s4 m fact almost every article n
Family shict he SIli 81
lie Ia - n this or rf-eEher
Htvu1 engage! Il - = permanent 1-tsess and u
devote A> - IN - ha
deserve and recs.vea share OF tie I1iIo I&transSe
>. L. AEkh- Jz-
Richmond. SCI tenahe- = 1855 Iitf
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BOSTON PIANO FoRTES.
Piano Covers and Stools.
. Il. nUrlER, N u lax HAvGHTos. " L
BUTLER < UAUGUT0N.

OuY-IC'IANS And SURGEONS. viii attend
promptly to all cases entrusted 70 their c'rr.-
special attention paid Surgical diseases, ,a disc
.es OF The Throat and Lar gs
s<s- Ofsre ii the Basement Of DR.. BGt!er's re.i-
..ace Naia stree, q deck eeio~ tie star House
apJI, 5 i>y5 se-ti
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AT SCOTT l. CRAWFORD'S,

q FINE and extensive stock OF Staple and Fancy DRY
GOODS After expressing to Eurnert rs
for - liberal and support 1e
them aud all concerned that
o. GoOfs wi: y sold los a. previous
0f Goods S he sold Love than they
This ard cheaper than they
he Eht in town Cheap Cash STORES distant thun
Ter excepted We prepared 20 do what se say Cur
stock s t- large large portion Of which sas bought
at" cash Prices" have claim one .
than the induce hold and
solely tie quality and os prices q our
rsIs getting good bargains OF Cs as
afforded tny wer-. Do LAae word fer il
VIVA, ar does tang Remember the Pc. La NIB.
s@nterst.er 10 r-sj 3et.
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.NanfsVaN and tsoahs.

SCoIr y CRAWFORD have the neeest patterns and IA
styles OF MsutllAs, IlnaAs. Tsimss
the OF mautaa makers 41 customers extensive
stcck OF CLOAK. nressiUs Bonnet Trim narss.
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r BROWNS
fSsskCE OF JAfklCA G!NG n.

NIlIS Essence preparation o. unasaal excellence In
ordinary Hart chsett short. is all
rressraoH the fractions, Of ines
tahe puriuZ The prevalence 81 epidemic ehole.A
complaints Of ch3lfca. u : peculiarly ee>
family. EiiN ia traveller should he without a.
CAyrIoS BE the srrlGe fsseace, which -
prepared ort, hy r. BROWN a his Drag aud Chemical
fth AMI Chestnut streets. Fhtisd~l
ra all respectable AotheoAstes in the
United
Sold by u W TnoS,s. Richmond;
E,yxa>p \ Co. Cambridge City.
August =. lSS6 3--H
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SO uaZEN plain fancy ard French CUT shirts:
- - 90 daEon stripe check and hickory shirts,
10 DO Nerino L ndershrts:
DO Drawers;
So assorted Cellars, Byron. Rishcr round
rts &c Our plain fancy shirts OF spertsr
81 AS the is complete all Of which We
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-, Main SIR kehroH1-
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10 Persons Building Houses.

Tx JBARGIs at his Stove Store has large 10,
NJ Traushs Flat Cutters Pipes all sizes. which be
Will pat up Low rates Tin Reefs all kinds Of
TN work short pSesee
nay IS. isS6. e7S
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SAMUEL BELLS.

MANUFACTURER OF and Dealer in Ready Maze
WI ~la,hi,s Cla,hs Cs>sinere,. |estIn,s Trimming
and C,ent. Grni.hips Goods Of every description
My stock this time is very extensive, T. which
invite the OF purchasers and as have aooPt
Cd the Cash system, my prices VIII &c reduced AZ
cortinSly-
Garments Of all kinds made 10 order
Cutting in oil its branch hes
Rememeer the place the eli stand se.iy ssiei sP.
opposite the Citife1s' Back.
April $, 1886. Is"