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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-10
ESTABLISHED IN 1888.
p. YOUNG.

Z. YOU Nc,
Dealer In
+ A N CY q GODS, TOY S
AND USEFUL ARTICT Es,
Offers to the public BASKETS and WILLOW WARE,
Chidren's Carriages and Cabs,
general of Fishing Tackle Birds and Cages
Seeds, add every article wanted ty bird keepers
Aso many and articles not to be found at
at any other place.
Umbrellas and Parasols Altered Covered and Repaired
PINKlNG, CRIMPING,
and MARKING FOR EMBROIDERY, from any pat.
tern desired
Sign of 1.-THE VARIETY STORE"
Waldo Block,
nYNext to the BAY STATE House n
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and is paved with bricks,-while the
walls and ceiling are properly White
washed, SO that it is by far the most
agreeable and convenient place of the
sort to be found in the city.
WALNUT STREET.
The Walnut Street School House next
received the attention Of the Committee.
This house contains two rooms, AT by
40 feet, with two recitation rooms at
tached to each, 10 by II. Each room,
including recitation rooms, therefore,
contains 2700 surface feet; which, upon
the plan of Sycamore Street, would ac-
commodate about two hundred scholars,
with Ii surface feet each. They are IS
#. high, and contain about SO, 900 cubic
#. At present there are in both rooms
about one hundred and sixty scholars,
or eighty to each room.
By the report Of January 1, 1856, it
appears that the average attendance was
ninety-four, or forty-seyen in room,
while, upon the plan of Sycamore Street,
each room would accommodate one hum
bred and seventy-fve. Your Committee
propose, therefore, in consideration of
the abundance of room, and of the fact
that Grammar Schools are much wanted
to accommodate the westerly portion of
the city, to divide the lower room, so as
to accommodate two schools of eighty
scholars each. This may be done by a
partition through the centre, leav-
ing each room 25 by AZ it,, with a re-
citation room attached, suitable entries,
closets, &c.. thus giving to each scholar
IA ID surface #. against ID surface #.
in Sycamore Street, without reckoning
the recitation rooms. While this altera-
ton will afford ample room for twice the
number of scholars now accommodated
in that room, it will also give oppor-
tunity to carry the hot air fues directly
to the centre of the room above; and if
there are no more scholars than have
attended this school during the past year
or two, these rooms would afford good
accommodation for all.
In this connection, it may be prop
er to state that a chimney is much
needed in the south part of that house,
there being at present but one in the
north side, for the two furnaces The
arrangement in regard to the furnaces
in other respects being somewhat imper-
feet, your Committee recommend that
matter also to the consideration Of the
Board.
THOMAS STREET.
The School House, on Thmas Street
was next examined by the Committee. 81
By the plans of that house, as fur
nished by the architect, it appears TO be
rs #. by SIS it. in. This building is
divided into six rooms, viz. two in each
story above and two in the lower story
which was originally designed for a
playground.
The four upper rooms are now SO by
81 IL f., with recitation rooms, IL l-2
by IA f., each, accommodating ninety-
six scholars and the two lower or base
ment rooms are 20 by 81 10 f.. accom-
modating about sixty scholars each.---
I .... 7. d..
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- FARM FOR SALE.-The subscriber
N offers TO sell from 40 to so of land with the
buildings thereon consisting of two story House,
Barn. and other out buildings situated IN the eastery
part of Holden and half miles from the centre
five miles from Worcester 1t is known as the Daniel
Kuowton farm is well divided into moving, tiage pas
ture and wood land principally fenced with walls
Payn'e nt made easy. WINSL0W FAIRBANKS
AMI dawtf
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=
Fine Gold and Silver Watches in store 275 Main St.
(Harrington Corner) The subscriber, giving particular
attention to this branch Of his business is confident that
he CAN WILL offer inducements purchasers worthy
of their notice.
lAn Watches sold at this establishment, are warrant
ed prove recommended, perfect satisfaction will
be gwen.
All descriptions Of Ladies' and Gentemens Jewelry,
such as Gold Guard Vest and Fob Chains Gold ritng
Pens 1.-THE best In the connty) Lockets, Pencils and Fin
ger Rings; choice variety Of Goldd Stone, Mosaic,
and Cameo Pins Bar Knobs. and Drops &c5 all OF which
will be sold at the LOWEST PRICES FOR CASH.
N. B.--Particular attention given to fine Watch Re-
pairing T. NJ. LAMB,
f29 dawtf 275 Main street.
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49, TWO HOUSES FOR SALE The
m subscriber offers for sale the following desirable
-42Aproperty:
LIST, A Two Story House, located on the corner
OF Cherry street and Battett Place "a by 81 an ell
II by 49, This house is in good repair and (f desired
could easily he made TO accommodate two families The
lot contains 1850 feet of land, upon which variety of
fruit and ornamental trees To person desiring quiet
and pleasant residence, this property presents
inducements
ID, Cottage House, very conveniently ordered
for two families, situa ed the of Cherry and
Vine Streets and Ito ming the above. Upon this lot, al
So which contains 1880 feet Of land several valuable
trees The house so located that should the purchaser
wish, another house might be erected Vine street
Both of these houses well built, and will be sold on
very liberal terms. They may be examined between the
hours of AMI M until the II, instant and any
further information respecting the terms &c. obtained on
application at the premises GA CLOCGH
Worc's ter. A pril / 1856. diff
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Z 0CATION FOR A COAL OR LUM-
IA Der KARD.-Th subscriber has for sale or lease
lot of land lying the side of the Worcester and
Nashua Railroad measuring about 60 rods on the read
by about 100 in width, and fronting on Garden street
which passes from Lincoln Prescott street 1t ad-
mirably calculated for Coal or Lumber Yard or any
busn where Railroad facilities are wanted and will be
sold very favorable terms. D. s. MESSENGER
All dis3w
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o. FOs SALE.-Th9 subsc ioer offers Tor sale
#l;i, the following property. to wit The HOUSE and
sE.ABARN on Pleasant street, recently occupied by
hm Lot on Cedar street, and Lot and Coopers Shop
on Canal street. Terms liberal. Apply to
mch29 diff G B PRATT.
49, DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR
H3iiII SALE IN WoRCEsTER.-The estate owned, and
s4Azrtcently occupied by Chas. Hill, in Worcester,
stuad upon High street. south of the residence of
Dea Daniel Goddard, is offered for sale. 1t consists Of
Cottage House and large garden well stocked with fruit
ees in bearing condition. and is alto her of the
most desirable locations in the city For further particu-
lars apply to EZEKIEL DANIELS, No l4I Main street,
I'd door south of Quinsgamond Bank, up stairs
mch25 diff
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HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING,
Nh DRAINING, &c,
j. j. oNEIL wishes to inform the citizens of Worcester
and vicinity, that he has commenced business the
ner Of old Market and Main Street under the Ex-
change Hotel where all orders in the above line will be
promp y attended TO. The subscriber being practical
workman Of uuquestiorable experience both Ia Europe
and America feels confident OF giving complete satsc-
ton to all who may favor him with CALI and hopes by
strict attention to business, merit share of public pat
ronage
Specimens Of Graining to be seen the premises.
mchlS d6m&R2p
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49, FOR SALa1.-The subscriber now fe-s for
@ sale one of the most desirable locatone within the
45.iA- city ccuuty Of Worcester situated on West
Bcystou street, q miles from the C urt Hause L e
buildings were two years ago built in modern style
and thorough manner. The house is 24x32 5x20 con
tanning 10 rnoms, good cellar under the whole never
failing water brought into the kitchen; also wood-house
l0xl5 attach d. good Barn 2Sx35 with cellar under
the whole This place cnntans 81 Of the best land
under high state of cultivation well adorned with shrub
berry and various kinds Of fruit trees
The above place is well located for gardener or one
doing business in the y wishing to live little retired
1t is on the line of the w N. r R., of mile from
the Summit STATEN, and % rods from stopping place to
be accommodated by special train to from Worces
ter TO 0akdale
This paee If not disposed Of before the 18th of April
next, win be- sold at Public Auction the first day of
May More leni can be had if desired Terms easy
For further particulars, inquire of NJ LAMB 276 Main
ct, or nf the subs ,riber near the premises.
1ncb21 dawtmav9 ISAAC TANR
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STORE TO LET. Is NORT4BORO.-
- The large Double Building, known as Ba's Store.
siturted 10 the centre OF the town Possession given
medatey.
Inquire of A. W. sEAvER, near the premises, or of
Drs Ball 4 Fitch Al fremont Street, Boston.
feb16 dM&SA wotf
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houses: are each warmed by two fur
naces in the basement, and all but tbe
Sycamore ST., are somewhat imperfect
and need your attention. The matter
of Ventilation having been referred Al
the special request of a member of the
Board to select Committee. we do not
deem it our duty to bring it to your
notice.
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The School House on the Common
has not been examined, it being we'll
known to the School Board that no
school is now kept in it. They therefore
have nothing to say Of that, or the old
wooden house on Summer Street, now
used as a ward-room--or Of the African
House in Pine Meadow. '.s
Your Committee have now gone over
the whole ground, and In summing up
the matter, it is found that, begin
ming with the Walnut ST. School House,
and allowing forty scholars to a teacher,
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AN INVALUABLE DISCOVERY
IA Made through the Instinct Of

il ii II ii - Ii = 81
DR.. ]. H. WEBER has discovered the valley of the
Mississippi through the instinct of horses afflicted with
the Hev es the valuable remedy for the of Con-
SUMPTION Bronchitis, inflammation ofthe Throat and Lungs,
Heuorrhage of the Lungs, Asthma Group, Coughs, Dis
of Liver and Kidneys, &c. that has been
employed in the treatment ofthose faculties. He first
employed it in the treatment of his case, as
matter experiment 1t restored him to perfect health
after all other remedies had failed to benefit him. he
was pronounced in Consumption, and consideit in
durable. Since his recovery he has prescribed
hundred pounds Of to his patients for the above descrb
ed difhcures, th unparalleled This rem
edy is prepared for Inhalation, and in Syrup.
Price of the Inhaling Powder and Inhaler 81 each
Syrup s. so per bottle. circular containing correct
Of the discovery and the of this remedy,
will he semitic any person in the United States for one
Post Office stamp Off &c 292 Washington, of Bed
ford steets, Boston, Mass N. B. Consultation free
tCERTIFICAfE
Having used DR. Webber's discovery in my prac-
tc believe it to he safe and valuable remedy for all
Throat aid Lung difficulties. H. P REMcK, NJ. D.,
mch11 d1y ChRrlestOwn, Mass.
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VIII hoqg cleanse IT, Coats Vests and Pants that
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Rcol Gstotr.
REAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTs !!
On Lincoln Street and Linwood Place.

1t is believed that no desirable lots for business
man can be found than the above They are in the heart
OF The CITY, pleasantly situated with the best fruit
trees, and being of moderate size from 5OOu to 10000
teet) are within the reach Of persons who wish to
build good use. The two fronting on Lincoln street.
bo.h corner os and several of the others are for sale
on favorable terms of payment D S. MESSENGER.
APT dis3w
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90 Get.

GTORE RoOMTo LET Suitable for sleighs
- &c, Waldo Street. ] B BONNELL
APPS DIFF
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-08

Anew HOOKS, Fancy Articles md Music
~ \ Good Time Coming;
Rose CLARK by Fanny Fern
The Home Garner
Knckcrbucker Gallery, fine ed;
The Philadelphia HOUSEWIFE
Rejected Addresses by Horace and Jones Smith;
Song the Iliawatha, by Longtellow;
Harper for January lsa6
Together with large lo of Blank Books just received at
LANGnORNE n WALKUPS
New Book Store, opposite Citizens Savings Bank.
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is1WI.E a MEEs& s.Es ElN =,

Il BALTIMORE AND RICHMOND, by steam So n
cIs BELNIDEkE and FOCAhONIAS-ILc
STEAMER BELN iDEkE leaves Baltimore every SAT R
DAY al ElAOoN tar Richmond Returning, leaves III Ii
MGND every IL ESDAA AFTERNOON for Baltimore
The POCAHONIAS leaves BALTIMORE every WEE
NESDAY AFTERNOON fer Richmond. Returning. IL. Nt
RICHMOND every SAIL lfDAN AFTERNOON Tor lAt
tinorc
.sppeIs to Baltimore by these two Boats must have til
goods here every Monday and Friday of each week
1IBfAM q " Al son. Richmond Va
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II lOKh.-SI EAMsHlP } VI L ST DIV \ &&EnKn1.s
The L ). Mail steamship JAMESTOWN, in com
mand OF Capt LEWIS PARRISH leaves New FORK regular
every SAlt lDAY AFTERNOON at 3 O'Clock Tor Re
mond Size VII mol take any freight from City Pom
She leaves Richmond regularly every TUESDAY All III
NOON NJ o clock, Tor New ork.
Those desiring 10 ship by her have their goods here
Monday Passengers desiring take this sp La
a State Room secured lay addressing us by mail
.w The ROANOKE Capt SIMMER, stops at City Pom
where She viii land and freight Brt the Iaues
and the Roanoke receive and land passengers City FOL
and Norfolk. IIIJLAM a WATSON.
l. hmm ~ q
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Ia; .s s,.s.s IiiHo'eH FROM BUCHANAN \

ID
Fare from Lynchburg 10 Buchanan. 81 so
) ~
From Lynchburg 10 Charlottesville. BE-
On and after tie ID OF October Jacket Boats Will Ices
Buchanan at A. NJ. and Lynchbuie at = +. NJ. McrG
ednesda5 and Friday, and arrive III Richmond second G
at " clock a NJ
Charlottesville passengers leaving LyncLurg at =
reach SeottesYiie at 10 \. NJ, Gy, arrive IN a
lottesvile al . T. NJ Lave IyuchYug Buchanan al
Lexington at y. NJ, Monday, "Wednesday and Friday a'
arrive AT I T. N.
card below:
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These vessels the first class built in tie city
tmore expressly this trade and have superior
passengers They are commanded by eNperienr
exertion They will be towed and
by Steam, aud may be relied ON to SAL promptly
advertised.
Merchants going North ordering goods from New Yok
will find it TO Their interest to snip by TINS me as freight vii
every effort viii made by the agents in Richmond and
New Urk satisfaction Insurance be effected
The Richmond FIRE Association by this line per cent
We respectfully ask aud hope 10 snccccd in obtaining full
share Of patronage.
Goods shipped by this line Ia NewloIk will be Forwarded
free New Orleans Mobile, Charl, 81
yauuah or any Other southern or Northern port.
The vessels will ne in Richmond in the Dock, in New Yo.
at Berth No Coffee House Slip, foot OF " all Street
DAVID x NM Ct RRlE Richmond
G. II. PERSON y V, Ag'i>
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a. 4. RDxD, ConIcc,iomcr and Cnnay Manu-

a. 4. HDLD, Eonfcctioucr and Cnn1, Manu-
80 fACtGKER DEALER Is FonEiGN a DoMfs1ic FRUITS,
MIS- CIGARS, FANCY ARTICLES TOYS, &C, At wholesale
and retail has just received the largest stock that he has
offered to the public consisting part of coeoauuis Almonds
Palm Nus pccaus Fueish pnut- flterts Ground Suts
thesuus Sardmcs Pickles in jars Fig Paste Gum Drops,
lire Crackers. Roman Candies Hemp Seed Sky Rockets,
iishs Figs, Prucs, Preserved Ginger do dry Gin.
fresh Peaches, do Tomatoes, Brandy Peaches in Ma
plg Sugar Dates tuIauts tifnn Oranges Lemons Canary
Seed JUiubc Paste with splendid assortment ii walking
Canes Bauocs Accordeous, Victims. Castnes Violin Strings,
Rasn, Bridges, Bows, with endless
TOYS and Fancy Articles.
Plain and fancy Candy manufactured daily of the best
tefials, for sale la quantities to suit
Thankful for past tavors respectfully solicit call from city
country buyers, they fail be pleased with my
saea aud prices.
dee ltslyJ S. \. BOYD
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Nd MONDAY LEAVE LYNcHpunG voNr


- ~ TAKE Effect 18Th 4PRIL- KS 49, ~
lIltOt GIL FROM PETERSEN re TO
Nh1HENlLLE IN ONE DAY "A passenger train of ear
eaV,s the depot 81 the Sout->de Railroad Peerstur
EVERY DAY, (Sunda4s exceptcd) O'Clock arrive
AT te junction with the Richmond and Danyilc RarC al car
at s4U a. III Farmpld 80 m and and LunchburE -@
p M connecting at that place with the Virginia and lonH'
see Railroad cars for the West.
Down train leaves Lynhburg at O'Clock p after the F
rNa 81 the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad from ~
west arrives at the junction at 44O and at PrIert
at 7.3D p. IN.
Passengers by this splendid stcausl
hoANohE for New York, EVERY SATURDAY AZ 9out
a. m or the steamship JAMESTOWN, every WEDNtH
pAf Al o'clock a m, and The steamships for Phladel
every Monday and Thursday afternoon.
rare from Petersburg to Lynchburg .......... IS t
Huntsville. = '
~, -, farmyiilc..... : 80
ne mail train " i'll stop only the gular stations si'-
lhc me 10 take up or put a nassenrcrs
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NsSxj have just received spieHaia 10, ot
- tents calf and Patent Leather Gaitrrs
zee tIE Il : HOOPER

NesssE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT MY S0E
y winston Is not authorised deal for me or ON mn, ~
f2f er I" transact any business Of peeuniarv mature
~. ~ ~ Nl.l'- LlnAN lS-t..I A WINSTON
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NrEwprsLscsrIoNs or THE AMERI.

" CAN :. : UNION
FRUITS or INDUSTRY or the LIFE OF ADAM CLAIRE
very interesting volume by all ages
aud denominations
HsH AMY is highly interesting and seasonable volume.
MEMOIR OF Dolly Dung Misses will be deeply interested
and greatly brueht.d 10y reading this Memoir
cAIACoMB> or RoME-W we call attention TO this
yulumc-fhe title will that.
SCHOOL DAYS REtIEWED Students should fail to read
this volume
THE SAD MIsrAKE-A narrative illustrating with vivid
aad fidelity the mistakes which
religious training of families. Parents don't YOU need this
h0uEt
TIE GREAT QUESTION is a treats of front
tcrests. VIII You read it
All Of the above and the publications American S. S
nin generally suc As Libraries, Teachers HELPS Question
Books ymn BouksAaps and Miscellaneous volumes can be
had at Lan-horue q Wdhups Book Store Lvnchburg Va
+. c. JENNINGS
feb Its Sup't Am : T,i,r
SsuSasAL Ho,E>.-.sns, received a ,,nc rs.
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NEW BOOKS. NEW BOOKS.

y American Almanac for lt56
The Three Marriages; or. Life at a Watering Place
Philosophy Of MatruaEe-by Ryan
Hiou with tAr tAureh-bA llarbaugh
POems-hy Gold Pen.
Voice Of the Church the Reign Of Ghristby Taylor
L. okiug unto Je-us;
Susan Abone; or hid with Christ in God;
Kate Weston, or, to VIII and t. D.;
Loyds Steamboat Directory aud Disasters The Western
Waters;
Bosvers Life of J hrsou, New Edion9
BIiihwaits Rotros Get, for January
Headlaud on the Action ot Medicine;
Rauhius Abstract. for january
Tn" Quarterly Law J"Uualby Jayfor hich agents.
Price So per
Laws thu luied States from lisa 10 is56-by Dunlop.
f. i"t. PAYNE Il CHRISTIAN
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These OF the hfS class bult expressly
trade and have superior accommodations for
They commanded by EIerenced Captains, well qua
fled tyr the trade, and who viii spare no eNerton L.
modate.
They will be owod up and down the river by steam
may be relied san promptly as advertised Mccia
gong North ordering poous from Boston, will iud
Their interest To ship - this line as il is the only regular lima
and freight will he taken low by any other
scls and every effort will be made by the agents E,,l
and Boston to give satisfaction.
We respectfully ASK and hope 10 succeed in obtaining
share Oi patronage
The vessels lie in Richmond the Dock, and b..
ton at koWos Wharf.
DAVID & VIM CURRIE, Richmond. g..
ALLEN y WELICH Boston, n.y.
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MEECHAAu1sE. ~.
a,o.,t.S and DOMESTIC HEAVY =

IL NFANgY HARDWARE, " HO Ii LII x ~
REg ALL SpriaR. lsl5-Aa,H Srsef, igaeabnrg Ia IA
" hive Just received supply fer the Spring, 81
Itar, are Cutlery Cons Pistols Hunting Tackle building
Materials Carpenters, Mllwrghs and Smith Tools Farm
ing ieasis Carriage and Buggs Trimmings saddes eha
fjodnps Floor aud Fable OH Cloths, Plated Goods,
V#uI. H5ire aud Shades and Willow Ware House
reinF articles every description, Fishing tackle
= A. pHcb renders our stock the extensive ard
desirable we have vet offered public favor and embracing
a greater variety than any in the State
rsa desiring g. purchase lind superior class of
goods ard NJ satisfactory prices aud all who wish merely 10
see many articles tey aeu, shall take great
pleasure in showing SIMPSON " Bho.
IN a
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p,IMla.n AZ rmE

MENTS TOMBN, HEAD and FOOT oIONEs. &c, NON
the plainest to the most costly at Northern prices.
n Particular attention paid to orders from abroad hy
q Book of Designs can he tiny office
Inscription Books sent to any wishing to buy, FIRE,
Of east.
a. Terms cash on delivery Call or address
SIS JNO. II. GABDESS. Lynrhhure Va.
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just received supnl, Hes Cases atorrhrr d.
ed advantages OF the old style " '''"'
'"' "F"''E popularity o these Cqscs. evidenced bv
"F almost mNr's' adoption. both at The North and Soptb
Is wv o-t recommendations their admirable, rron.re
"hoF'nN Wanat and Poplar Collins kept constantly nm
hand. OF every size. ~ '''S'""'i! "h
ua's atende with rromptness md despatch and MI nos
'" >. t~--Rrr capv. Wrxoro~
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"a Toy So NNp CRATES At HSDssE.ss
- PRO ES-Bcng desrous to reduce my stock ParIar
her aud Chamber Stoves and Crates much
Lore Spring shall from tins date offer them greatly
necd pric"s for cash The stock consists line Paror
Tor coal and woud; Cual Burners Cylinder Open Coal
Stoves Box and Dining Stoves wood aud coal &c
~ tw fine Crates, and good G., KIN,
Stoves If various patterns All in viii II t. tbair
interest IL give me early call AT the Stove and Range
house Main street, Lynchburg
Jon
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fe I61 formerly Ii silyerthorn
~ sO-PtRTNEH~IiyPN OTfGE.-Wc have
~ this day entered iaO partnership under the style
t. J. aud StI.NERTHORN q Cliff for the trans
6e the Watch and Jeaery business In the store
heretofore occupied by H. SiychorH Main street, L. neh
burg, Va.
received and opened large and beautiful stock ol
Watches elry and Syerwaro which will compare favor
ally for style quality, with any house In the State II Is
sn purpose keep hand AWAY the best AID newest
sylr Of goods line, sell them fair and
be prices any article sold by vi" be warranted to be
a represented.
give attention especially to the repairs of fine
watches one the firm being practical watchnaker and
has number of years, the advantages afford by
one Of The largest houses North from which he has received
the highest ties timuuias for integrity and capacity.
very respectfully invite the public to examination Of
our stock which shall speak particularly hereaf
j. SllsN lskl HDhN,
Dec ~ 1855 J. Cliff.
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