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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-14
sALL5 = ..UCTION.
PUTURG DAYS.


rUsRUsTEE's sALE.-Sy 'irine of n deed :,
trust executed to the undersg ncd bearing date - OF
January ls5J duly ofrccord in the clerks ofee Of
Of Campbell We shall on MONDAY the 2ls day f a.
eeed to sell the Of LAND upon which Horatio h.
n sided the time Of his death near Campbell Court
CONTAINING about eighty cd nore ar l. So ~, q"
v TN all the Improvements and appurtenancos tl.r,a
ed and b longing; being the same her, tore sold "a W
Moore. a. sold in consequence Of f4ila
part ofsad Moore comply with the terms Of ssl n
also proper to say that we shall hold the s,d ~
Moore RESPONSIBLE for airy less deficiency which ~
gear the first ard last sale and for all an
deni thereto The sale viii be made npon and - m, n
credit and the purchaser required 10 be-,
proved security. The tile Is believed 10 be tn,sr
except as TO the widows DOVER aud possession viii he
on the # January earliar--hnt We viii t''
such title only is Ttstcdinusby sail died 'h't'
4 r. PAGE
anl ld6etds A. : REID, ifssiefs
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Az l9,h, is56.-t!InSs A Rain. ,,.-.---

- 'Hh tieu Clothing rrlfe,n.1' H =, : ~ Stale
styles of spri, sna stocked with late aud p
eSN' y 'ai may l2.ts
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JAMES n. HARRIS.
anl % d. cla"t 2iulv SUIT Rrpairs ID DIVISION
NALtAaaN lsMAL s!.TATE roM sAa.r

Pursuant TO decree OF the Cirru Court
Lynchburg pronounced tie 2uth day Notembor lr
the case Of Tyre ard others Tyrecs Exurs a.
undersigned Commissioner will proceed 22ud May
TO sell, by public the highest bidder
following parcels IF Real estate f, wit lot with GOO
Tobacco Factory thereon situated iii the
Of J. nchburg. just below the Factory OF Dexter Ores
brother fronting All feet said and running back
feet also Lot ntaning hat situated in the
focsad adjoining the premiS present occupi by
topher Burton Esq and iron ing the passing
Of the residence of General Rod and another Lot 81 ua
Sandy Hook, fronting about % feet the Lynehbnrg an
CONCORD Turnpike and extending back the towing pah
} II d X. Canal.
These Lets I'll valuable and will be ST. credit
twelve and eighteen months To- cqu nst,ln hts the Iua
CHASE money and the purchasers executing bonds ~
proved personal security and he title each ppfe
until the purchase money therefore fully paid The
the two Lots in the city will AXE place rspe
h-cly that Of the Lot in Sandy IL ook the Lot
scribcd SAMUEL IYRrF
may 1-dt.22 NAV Cen
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~ Va. will open LIST Iu.y. is5d, WELLS a iYnr D.
lrt'o This Honseis undergoing a change of con
suctNn that VIII place II ainbns the best modem
luut Hotels The interior viii contain every nc,, @
Nenienc2 tor guests, aud Will be furnished ia s,, LA,
gH'' ana comfort suited To the tastes If ALL harr,r
that VIII mtke frank, in fact hrscass hotels nj
tIe couutry. f,,a,. ~ te Va
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,.s.3TIsfs!E5-sE---,aa.. ssEN FURNITURE MAN Il
~ fzx6aF.KENs lFACTORY & WARERooMS, ~

NJ ~sS HHah street, lynchburE. Na--iN- 4 /
foRTANr NorIC - National Demo
- -ih section Americans and Straight out " higs can
WAYS ma large and ant assortment of home mad Cabin
anh mans OF every quality and description en-
coffin. '' d. ''''' say
an opportunity Is offered Fire Eotrs # every grad
~ "' luNliiesting their devotion Sotuh,rn Ihs
'hs by sustaining southern manuacrcs ms cad Of buEs
ny 5'SS 4NoTtfra trash which auds southern e,s
~. assoftn nj Of METALLIC 81 RIAL CASES Ma -
' " anu and common Coius kept constantly On han
most pronipthtss A WINSTON
~ lynchburg Republican and wyihevile Telegraph cory
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n frr!anifd Brcath.-N hat lady gentleman would
aLor IN or the curse ri dis grceate brca using
boWDENS DENTAL. FLUID il will only rcn Ter IL
sweet but make the teeth white asbster
acne ana preserve them from decay Recommended by
lists and physicians every where
b''nth complexion may be attaiued by its 1t
moves pun Hes tan treekes renders the skin eau
u npartnga rich reseate hue. greatest cosmetic
ever known, being fee fon all nnrons matter Price 80
cents. For salehy SfkoTHER & WHITEHEAD
Nd nruc
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For RscUHs tisnBHundrcfs Ufcases Of this complaint
have been cured by DR. Nright "Scroluus Antloc" We
have at least two hundred testimonials OF the positive
KIND where thc Patients had been laid
months aud whose limbs had become distorted
mos rhtin manner WHOSE permanent has speed
lily Elected 10 not suffer from dy. while the
at hand This preparation is worth all the nosms that
Landed TO the ubi only the pain
1T the same time the u~c Il pin The " hole circulating
ids OF the system ese by this Invaluable vegetable pre-.
railnn and restored n health Ii equally cittors
with Rhrumltism with sfppfua lung c0mpiains Nc
greasy or dSaEfeeahie external application
mcnt Glpov q On,
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TUsT TO HAND.-Posemac New Roe Her.
81 RING-and for sale by J. H. soLoMOS
may ltn
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iI.lfard. iDe soH.ri,or General. b,

gan t. weep.
just look Mt Milford" said bystander TO
Horne Tooke; what on earch is he crying for y
Tooke replied
lie is CRYING to think what little inheritance
Eidnn'- chil.lr,n are likely fo GET
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Estate n, ps hlie ..l
Ul.rX PMOPERrx nj Aue.

TION--Pursnant decree of the Circuit Court q,
the eorpnron Of ynchburg pronounced ON the 20h
Nov s5 in Chanecry suit therein depending under ii
style Of "Brown sc. Hendricks &c the nnler signed
commissioners appointed for that purpose will the 6b
day Of May, lsi6 the respective rcmiscs offer public
auction the following valuable city property sod for the pu
of efeeing distrihuton the legal
tive of Ammon Hancock deceased
No THAT very v7iu bic story brick building onpaf;5
tie Bank Of Virginia, occupied by Davis Noy,lu 4 Co
No. 21hc large brick adjoining house Or
cnped by Jno @ Moem, esq late in the occupancy b
Saekctt
No IA very valuable lot fronting - feet on Marke Or
Bridge street and IS Jefferson occupied by as
l.. Homer.
No. 1.-Two houses and lo. at the intersection Of 1s o.
Lynch street aud first alley in rear Of No
No 5Two Houses and lots at the junction Of first ale,
and llth street occupied.
No. "a House and lot - The utasrs f 9TH alley an,
llh street adioin TIE rcsidrnrc al I.u4ys Srpfry.
No IA House and la" Of ground attached
Mr.. Francis Aiui i,nn .fitnce.
TRIMS OF SAltA credit in three equal inStalmehis
- aud II manths will be given The purchasers will he
gtired. accordance with the provisions Of
every nsiance) IL give negotiable notes well endorsed
lie in OF the Tanks of the city and the title to the f
withheld until the whole ofthe chase money shall La
been paid The title the property believed be
questionable but Shall convey only such title is
~ - ~ s''' '''''s IL i pTTWSSINGroN, toom't..
all oIFxVtf A A
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LYNCHBURG WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT,
CoRRECrED EyERY TUESDAY AND SATURDAY BY
A. B. RUCkER.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER AND
GopsDi-sion Merchant,
OPPOSITE BANK SQUARE, LfNCHBuRG, VA
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CoMMFslR( lAJ..

CORRECTED EVERY SATURDAY n TUESDAY ny JNo. CLARK
increased considerably the past
,vecknosv loose aud moi In order. Prices lower FIR
mon and medium good lugs 10 So Goods 70 &C.
6ne 10 81; common t. leaf So good leaf to 81
ne leaf 10 500 extra sJi I'VE would advise planters
10 prize their tobacco large aghsheas especially Inferior
ngs and shipping Leaf dry orde weighing from 300 to
JB-manuficiuripg priced weighing from 700 to 100
uEAr-Bn little doing in this article; sales Of red at
~ TO- white / 10 TO - -.
FLoURDul superfne 81 to So; extra Otto s6t family 81
GnRs-- To Is cents
NEAI-6j to 20 cts
JNO. CLARK,
Commission Merchant
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may iitl7may :. REID Trustees
nESsHABaE tsOssE AND ior "a, ,,,-..--
IL On Friday afternoon the 10th inst | will sen non
premises very desirable House and Lot snatnd H. "a
neghborheod OF Pautt's cld stand The hanse bos IN
lately ereeted and Is IN good repair the garden il In
state OF CULTIVATION Sd postf ard NJ oll
may l4-3t G, II. PHELPS anc,r =
VALUABLE REAL. ESTATE AT pubIic .,l
iso,d ON the premises )-On aturday. the oath Inst an
oei9ck SIX Lots wh new two story framed IIonse oae
IN the vicinity of JOHN Oyler 9th alley above lo,b ST.
Also a large oorRc, to which there is sho and ge,
above mentioned property. 20 "
Also fine quarter lot at 9th alley An
18Th streets with front 9th alley of l32 and on q
street of s2l fe This property is well worth attention
purchasers
TERMs-Tcn per cen. Of the purchase money cash l
the property is struck itte balance in g. Il ,6onfl
with interest thereon fr the day ofsaetie purchaser
his notes well endorsed ther, title refined rrt
the purchase money paid To be sold to highest bddr
without reserve
AKERs auctr f. B. MocLEEs
For further information apply to +. Slaughter est
ID d3i awt2imay
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NONCMENrAL DEsuGNs- a .,,r,,,,, -.
60 :. 81 designs OF plain aud costly Monuments can be
,,dsr =, unee monuments of description made 10
-. ue shortest notice, stthe Ly nchburg Marble Works
JNO. b. GADDESS Pro
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venrion with regard to Tho reception 81 the Hard
| leegaies
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e. ALE ST. REAL EsTACE.-ln nurssauce o!
- decree of the Circuit Court of LynchhurgI shall
Commissioner in said decree named sell premises
FRIDAY, the oth day of May at o'clock F. ii "a publ
auction upon credit of ~ nonthstwo AtAN1
GRoi Nd situated in the corporation of Lynchhufe on Ma
street nearly opposite Capt Samp McCorklcs Nrgotial
notes satisfactorily endorsed for equal portous
money VIII be required, and the title retained until Ia
pas be made
may 5-l9tawtdsl VIM r YANrEY Conf
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LyOK RnNT.-Mr nrick uon-c on Err, ,

recently repaired and painted thoroughly. in good
and near 10 the business part the city neN
ready tof the occupancy of family Apply
GEORGE WIITLOCkE
~, Petersburg Va
mr. J. = Blair atthe Farmers Bank will give any int
nl'lph desired az 10 the premises. Lnay l2eod>T
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lo,.msssioN y FORWARDING 0I.

r tHlLbREN, former conductor on $ s. Rail Road
",,a Jnnh 'ckcrson now the firm Il f. ChildTey 4 u
GENERAL COMMISSION AND FORWARDING NEE
CHANTS. $500
Petersburg Bolmghrook STREET
IOfN DICKENSDN n e. t,JIII DREy
l2y
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Ell nfeF decd
cuied by teo. 6. Curle and wife, OF the
mol and recorded in the clerks office Amherst county
shall sell the y May on he premises at publ
auction to the highest bidder the state in deed
fyed or much may be necessary purpose,
81 the decd situated the Amherst Iyno
DtIg, and containing about $40 acres, more or less
ne land viii he sold altogether in separate tracts
be determined on before the day Of sale.
Inc deed authorizes sale by the
parties interested il will be sold on l.
months except for the Of $4,000 which will be reJn
IA e the purchaser giving his neg Dtiable satisiact
my endorsed and the title to be retained until paid
Ne tue to the land is believed 10 be good but only snc
e vi" ne sold rs conveyed der the deed Of trust
"'oSes'ud DAVE X. EDLEY, t,rn.,aos
- - DAVID L. SPENCE
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EHstn.l,grssC,af
nFSsRAslE sgOssE AMP IoC -,

The above sale IS postponed until Saturday tbo 17,b
may i4tl7may a =. REID { Trustees
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-20
GARDENS, &c.

The results Of experience and the tsores of science
all attest thai this mode Of fence is superior any here
tofofe "a usr in economy strength, eo5eness elegance
porrability sni durability.
This Fence is vanished with asphaum varnish, which
protects it from rust and imports to it beautiful black
color Its perfectly secure as barrier against farm
took does not catch the wind indes;ructibe by fire r
reshet does rot conue the heat ht admits freely tie
soiarTaya cos5 rot oecrpY the SOIL OF hsrbor vcrnin IS
stone walls and qoiclse hedges 40 te7isea nolcpair,
save re coating OF Farnish once in fon dveyears
and possesses sufficient elasticity to enable it, without b
least inry 10 experience that expansion by the heat of
SUMMER and hat contraction by the cold N winter which
have been sc fatal to other modes Of iron fsnce
Bach roll contains TWENTY RODs l6sSset per rod. The
ence is secured to the posts by stapbs ook-headed
screws one staple over each lateral wire, at each post
The posts are Of the usual atrength and 1eof wood
though they may be of iron stone they are net ten feet
apart; and no RAILS required.
For sale in Worcester by Mayors Beehw Co., IS an
Manufactured and sold by
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me REIrBLJeAN pL4rFoRM


This convention Of d slegatea assem- in pnrsuance
GA call sd7essed 20 the PEOPLE Of .IG United S aie5
vEts. sgard % pas uo'iGicaI lifItrences or divisions
~, apposfd to the rcre4i Of the Missouri Cou1prc
rise. rs he policy of The present Administration; to the
esfn If slavery into 'f.e territory; in favor Of the
aa.a ID - Kauz rs Free State Of restoring the ac-
h5tottia sral Government to the principles of Wash
ingLll ll gsOn; and f5- the purpose of presenting
CdvJila,ss - aFiccs If President and Vice President
do
Z Rscafrf T.st Tie nainte1ance of the principles
pr9nn ltsf r 1a 1srr.T a.iau OF Independence, and
embodied in tf l Institution. are essential To the
prsser lon gr aa,,v5lgsa sstituions; ana that the
Federal Goaa.t Tor e. ga rs o. III States. and the
pulpn OF Tx States ai be prepryel
2. RgS9iUed, Tha. s3s ,uI Republican fathers, we
hold il to be q self evident M -,at all men AZ owed
with the iasi.Iish.o right liberty, and the pursuit.
of happi ss and that tie Urinary object and aleriur
design Of oar federal gcvsument were to secure those
rights all parties within It's exclusive jurisdiction; that
Republican fathers wac bs al abolished slave
cry in all cur national territory ordained that up person
shall be deprived Of life, liberty property without due
process of law, It becomes au'y maHt this pro-
vision If the Constitution agains, al attempts t. vi e
it fur the purpose of establishing slavery .n u gs q
States by positive legislation, prohibiting s.ta' ~
extension therein; thEt deny the aathor Of Sens
rrcss, of territorial legislature % shy intTtu9i
sncaton Of individuals, to give eeal taa-g 81 Fry
in any territory of t'e United States, Will Age present
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PATENT AGENCY
United States Great Britain. France
nd thar

United States, Grcnf Britain. France,
And other European countries.
The Subscriber, PRACTICAL MECHANIC AND
CRAFTSMAN, well acquainted with the Patent Laws has
tents.
He continues to make Models and to prepare specif
cations, Drawings, and all necessary papers, and pro.
cure Patents in the United States and European coun
sponsible agents.
All business condded to me will be promptly attended
to at the l0est rates Casually rs per cent lower than
the would be done by others in the pTofessiOn)
Having connections with one Of the best Agents at
Washington and making frequent trips there am ena-
bej to keep thoroughly posted in all matters relating
Patents ami new Inventions thus aordng the best acil
tiles for preliminary examinations and advising Inyen.
tors in regard to securing Patent for their Inventions
Inventors will find it to their advantage to put their in
ventions into substantial form Model prac-
ticabe, (ths frequently Patent in Of ques
ton of priority Of invention and consult some reliable
person acquainted with the Patent Laws and proceedings
II the Patent Office. as to securing their rights.
All communications strictly confder tal. Advice to
mode Of proceeding given gratis. Preliminary examina
lions made comparing inventions with those already pa
tented in use for the purpose involving the
principles, and advice given to the probability Of
obtaining patent in cases saving from fifty to one
hundred dollars to the Inventor.
MODELS of all Inventions that require them, made
to order upon reasonable terms and warranted TO answer
the acquisitions Of the Patent Office
Deeds o. assignments recorded at Washington. Copies
Of Drawings Specifications and other papers in the Pa
tent Office obtained. copy of the claims Of any nven
tion furnished for rs cents.
The Patent Laws Reports Of Patent Cases. and other
valuable works relating to Patents, together with com
pee list Of all the Patents record at Washington,
be seen vt my office, free Of charge
For further information, inquire Of
JAMES G. ARNOLD,
ATTORNEY AND SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
Worcester, Mass.
ap17l Office over 207 Main Street. dawG
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BLACK HAWK COLT
NORTH STAR.

0--A2 NORTH STAR.
This celebrated Young Stallion will stand, this season.
at WITT PRATT's AmericGR Livery Stables, Foster
Street, Worcester, Mass.
NORTH STAR is Of black color, will be SIX years old
In June, 1855, and weighs 1000 pounds He was sired
by the renowned Vermont Black Hawk the best stallion
OF the Old Sherman Morgan. The Dam of Black HaVk
was three quarter blood English mare, raised in she
Province Of New Brunswick who could trot her mile in
less than three minutes, weighed 1925 pounds and
IN every respect most perfect animal. Black Hawk is
owned by David Ill., Of BRIDGEPORT Vt, is probably the
finest stallion n this country and for speed and bottom,
is acknowledged to be without superior. He has trot.
ted, in harness, mile the Cambridge Track, in two
minutes and lorytwo seconds, without training, and in
match for $1,000 that came of the Cambridge Track,
JAY H. 1872 against Osceoa, five miles aud repeat he
won with ease The first heat was performed in l6 min
utes, so seconds.
The dam of North Star (oherub) vas raised by J. ri
arson, OF New jersey and Sired by Old Ablaah the
sire Of Medoe Fourth Of July Ajax, Hector Toby Gem
treyile, 0'Btms, and other celebrated horses Abdal.
lah was sired by Old Mambrino, who sired by I'm
ported Messenger
NORTH STAR Is one Of The most beautiful horses In
New England, both FOR bottom and speed is of splendid
style and action end Is acknowledged 10 be one Of the
best stock horses In the country He ~ limited this sea-
son, 10 nfy mares only lie raised by Joel Holcom
Ticonderoga NJ Y.
lNorh Star has stood in Worcester two seasons past
and his stock which is unsurpassed by that OF any other
Horse In the country, may be seen In this city proof
OF his valuable qualities,
TRus-For the season, for the Of this HORSE will
be s25 payable the 6rst Of September.
Goad keeping will be provided for mares from dis.
anue an an acciden5 theits, and escapes, will be
CHARLES b. PRATT, Proprietor.
Worcester, April % 1850. my2i dawtf
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sros, n School saeet. March 90 1885.
Dnap syu--fla gna S1nls premetursIy quite gray,
vas induced ane sig wyaks since to make trial of
your Restorative Ehay@psed less han two bottles but
the gray hairs have al Disappeared, and although my
hair has not fully attained lis 6gaal color yet the pro-
cess Of change is gradually going On, and in great
hopes that in short time my hair will be dark as for
merly have also been much 2r3t6ed at the healthy
moisture and vigor Of the hair which before harsh
ana dry, and il has ceased to out formerly.
Respectfully yours, D. C. NJ. RUpP.
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Sre am cr erry.
WEEKLY EXCURSIONS to NEWPORT

On SATURDAY AFTERNOON OF EACH WEEK, M
IN further notice, reduction Of fare will DO made 10 per-
sons DESTROYS Of spending the Sabbath In Newport, as
follows Excursion Tickets will be sold, good the After
noon train 70 Providence on Saturday and the First
Morning Train from Providence, Monday Morning Of
each week, at the following rates, Wis
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CARLYLE, Illinois, June 49, 1855.
have used Professor Woods Hair Restorative, and
have admired its wonderful effect Ny hair was becom
ng as thought, prcrnaturely gray, but by the use of
his Restorative, it has resumed its original color and
have no doubt, permanently SO.
SIDNEY BREESE. Ex-senator United States
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The following kinds Of this fence are most ia use and
enc prices annexed are the RETAIL CASH PRICES
mo- ], 54 feet high nch mesh, lateral wiras of n 10
wire, body ofNoH wire $500 per rod.
No p So feet high, inch mesh lateral res Of No 10
wire, body Of No. ID wire, $1,56
No 5, q feet high, inch mesh lateral wires of No 10
wire, body Of No "a wire. S150.
no. 3 ~ ieel nigh ZACH Ies lateral wires Of No. 10
wire, body Of No. Il wire S137s.
No. b, Il feet high, inch mesh lateral wires Of Ma
body Of No, 16 wire, S075
No e. ~ feet high inch mesh, lateral wires Of No 10
wire, body Of No. u sire, 81 %.
No Z, 81 feet high inch mesh lateral wires of No 10
wire, body o No. II wire, 81.
No. o. Extra, feet high inch mesh. lateral wires Of
No wire, body OF No II wire, S1,50
Nos l. Z, 3, and most used for gardens Gene
teres reses, and other places where beauty is the quq
ity most desired No end 7, and No Extra are best
adaete Tor farms, railroads, highway and for other ur
poses whero strength and efficiency most nees
sary qualities
81 Front street.
J. E. BUTTS, JR., & CO.,
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o. J. WOOD & CO., Propretors, Sl2 broadway, n. Y,
and ia Market-st st. Louis Missouri
G7SOd in Worcester by George R. Spur In Boston,
al wh0ie5ale by Weeks Potter at retail by R Spau-
ding. fremont Row. jy15 daw3m