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r f M o V A L!
THE GREATEST BARGAINS

THE G r Z 4 TIE S n BAEGAINS
EMRROIDERIEs s. FANCY GOODS,
ever known in the city Worcester We nave leased the
Store 52 Mnin"st, opposite the Post Office,
wherewe shall remove in March next.
Previous to the removal we offer our entire Stock Of
EmbrOTderies, Laces. & Fancy Goods,
at an immense Sacrifice,
NEW YORK FANCY GOODS STORE,
50 Main Street,
Opposite Quinsgamond Bank.
GROSS & STRAUSS.
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VI NHlS valuable External and Internal Remedy oripi
mated with skiilful and Scientific Chemist who
sund II d1cuit to obtain article that would with GER
talny and in short space of time, effect sure cure Of
wounds bruises, Cuts. Burns, DC. BY various EXPERT
ments he at length discovered preparation which an
swered his most sanguine expectations .d its peculiar
virtues becoming known to his friends he was induced by
them toprepare it for general use,
Since lite rst Introduction pul some
ADDITIONS and improvements have been made in its compo
suon Increasing its value and making it applicable to
greater number OF diseases especially to those of the
stomach and bowels, and it is used Internally with
possible, greater success than Externally.
DYEK'S HEALING EMBROCATFON
is perfectpain destroyer an invaluable Remedy for
rheumatism, Cuts, Wounds, Scalds, Burns, Bruises
Cholera Morbus, Diarrh@a, Sore Throat, Swelling
Cramp, &C.
IL is indeed truly gratifying receive such indis
puable proofs Of the value of this astonishing remedy
as are daily presented us forming an array of facts ui
paraleed in the history Of any ether preparation We
know ITS true value eYpermentaly and do hesitate to
recommend it as superior to any other Medicine for SINH
lar purposes and we are wliag any time refund the
money fit does not give entire satisfaction or possess all
the virtues we ascribe to it.
States. 'H'
BE sure and get the genuine.
A. III, FIELD,
Successor to c. Dyer, Jr
. SOLE PROPRIETOR, AND MANUFACTURE Err
PROVIDENCE, r. l.
For salem Worcester by DAVID SCOTT, G. r. SPURR
and Duggists generally. an29d&w6m
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,CHAPLN x TILLOTsON,
ATTORNEYS AND C0UNsELLORs AT LAW
Henry CHAPfN. n II ~, c,s .r.''''
Jan. l. 1855. ri
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Anttiorts.
= FARM FOR SALE ATcAUCTIoN.

- FARM FOR SALE ABDUCTION.
h,;,.l viii be sold at Public Auction OH 7 THURSDAY,
MAs. the 14th day of February next, at O'Clock NJ,
the Premises the well known Farm fsrmerly owned
and occupied by the late Banabas Davis, Esq, situated
In the south part of West Boyslon, the great road
leading from the north part Of the city Of Worcester to
Holden, containing about 70 acres Of choice Land, in
good state of cultivation.
Said farm is pleasantly located about miles from the
city Of Worcester but few rods from its outskirts easy Of
access suitably divided into moving, pasurage, and till
age is well wstered and fenced and contains good va
riety of Fruit Trees in bearing condition
The Buildings consist of large two story Honse with
an ell. Barn, and other out-building.
Said Farm was purchased few years since by the
town of West Boyston, for Pauper Establishment but
account OF its remoeness from the CENTRE and the in
convenience in management thereby arising change is
deemed advisable. For further particulars inquire Of
either oil the following persons
j. d. LOWELL,
SAM'L LAWRENCE,
WINDSOR MORSE, Committee.
LEVI SrURTEVANT,
URIAH FATRBANK,
Sale positive. Terms LIBERAL
West Boylston, Jan. Is, 1856 If
COTTON MACHINERY At AUCTION
win be sold at public Auction, on TUESDAY, the 2eth
day of February (uness previously disposed OF at ONE
o'clock, p NJ on the premises Of the Otis Company Ware
Mass.
2 Willows for Is inch lap,
2 Is inch Beaten PicRers (Whitin's)
2 Is inch Beaten do.
% inch Cards with Leaderms, Workers. Shipper and
Dofers, together with shaftiDg and railway Head,
WIN neaQS ehcn, and with hYener
Taunton SpeedeI IS Blocks
pair of Sretchers 12S spIndles each,
II Throstle Frames "a do.
mules Of $50 do.
2mues of 264 do.
mules of 304 do.
mules of 500 do.
Dressers and Wrappers nearly new with section beams
90 Plain Looms,
rs Drilling do
The above machinery is in good order and will be sold
low.
Apply to ARTHUR L. DEvENs, Agent, Ware, Mass
Feb. l, 1855. dis
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IMPORTANT DIscovERY.-Edilor of the Boston Journal
Dear Sr-Beeving that have made an important dis
coveryn medicine and have succeeded in compromising
cough preparation OF than ordinary value to those
afflicted with lung complaints and coughs, which is entire
lyfree from all poisonous acids, minerals opium in
fact through your widely circulated journal Without ex-
hausting the language in wordy conmendaton or more
extended ADVERTISEMENT suffice it to say, that by its
msrkabie healing and soothing powers it at alays
the irritaonpf the membrane thereby aording
almost instant relief Persons having sufficient confidence
TO tesit virtues will nd of incalcucabe benefit 1t
may be had at my Office, Hayward Place of Messrs
BURR PERRY, only Nc Cornhill Boston. Those una
bic to buy, shar it free, personal application
Yours truly, W.R. HAYDEN,
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Western Ticket Office Through Western
Tickets, fof all principal Cities and Towns.
LEONARD & CO., Agents,
au24 I2o Naiu
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A. PrentSss, Designer and Engraver upon Wood
and stone Over the Quinsigamond Bank Entrance l4I
Alain street House on Crescent Street All orders wi
meet with prompt attention Particular attention paid
Drafting Machinery decs0 dn
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DF. Henry Sargent gives special attention To
Diseases Of The Eye. Office No IL Worcester Bank Dloc
my2Q afr
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Amusenents

Q Q N @ E r T
WAREHOUSES;
NEW ENGLAND BARDS,
UNDER rHE objection OF
r.. FREEMAN WHITEHoUSE,
CONSISTING OF
NELLIE WILDER, Con.ralto.
| ID BARNARD TENNEY, Baritone,
w, f. DURANT, Basso,
| and Comic DeIiueator,
H. FREEMAN WHITEHOUsE,<
Tenore and Proprietor.
VIII give one of heir popular Concerts at
H OiRI ICUTU,RAL HAIL.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEB. Is.
Programmes.
1-RocKY MOUNTAIN BOYS, (Quartette). .Bards
2-MARY OF ARGYLE Ballad. :. e. f. Whitehcuse.
There is touching beauty, both in the melody, and
words Of this ballad that renders it favorite with
al hearers.
S-sPIRITUAL RAPPINGs (oomic song) W. +. Duraut
Adaptable and amusing hit at the numerous dishon.
est meddlers in modern mysteries.
4-oLD HOUSE AT HOME, (Buartette) ..... .Bards.
My heart. mid all changes wherever roam,
Meier loses its love for the old house at home.
SIXTY CLYDE. (songl. r. whitehouse.
6-MEBRY MoUNTAINEERs, (QuaItette). -. .Bards.
T-HAYE YOU SEEN SAM (Solo and 0horus1. Tenny
Political slightly, poetical some, but decidedly
ing,
s-THE BRIDEGROOM AND THE BRIDE; Or The
Agreeable Couple, (Machine made )......... .Durant
o-NEBRAsKA EMIGRATION, (soo & chorus) puraps
Nebraska soon our home shall be-
Where land is cheap, and water free;
The streams are overrun with fish,
And they dip 'em up with handled dish.
1o-JEANNIE, WITH THE LIGHT BROWN HAIR,
(Baliad). .........:...:.......E Z. T. Whitehouse.
l dream OF JEANNE with the light brown hair,
Floating like a.yapor the soft summer air.
1l-PHEBE BROWN AND REBUEN WRIGHT Durant
highly descriptive inter esng, but eccentric Illus
tration of the adsge "True love never runs SMOOTH
12-soFT GLTDEs THE SEA, (ouartette) -. Bards.
1s-sQUARE JONES' DAUGHTER, (song) Whitehouse
14-sPARKING SUNDAY NIGHT, Song and Cho-
ras). ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .Durant.
Sitting in corner, q Sunday eve
With taper finger resting~ou your sleeve,
Star-ke eyes are casting in your face their light
Bless me, ANT it pleasant sparkling Sunday night
15--THE SKATERS GLEE, (Quartette). ..... Bards
1s-vILLIK1Ns AND HIS D1VAN, (song) QUAINT
16--THE DYING BOY Ballad . e. F. Whitehouse.
This Is one of the most touching ballads ever writ
ten It portrays most beautifully the feelings and
suderfngs OF young boy, who, with his mother and
infant sister, died from starvation 1t has elected
more encomiums from the press than any ballad Of
the present day. We ommted Il from the programme
during the first part Of the season. but finding CALI
ed for at every Concert, we have thought best to
paceit.
PSYCHOLOGICAL CONCERT, lFinalel New England
Bards.
Tickets 25 cents, to be obtained at the Music Stores,
and Boyden's Exchange.
Doors open at IL Concert to commence at 12
o'clock.
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Economy ia FucI.-The WORCESTER PEI

. NCOnOlny IA EueI,-The WORCESTER PEAT
COMPANY, are prepared to furnish Peat of superior
quality, delivered in any part of the city Orders left at
the Spy Office, or at the Of e. r. Dixie will be
promptly attended to.
careful ANALYSIS of the Worcester peat recently mad
by Dr. Charles 7. Jackson, the eminent Geoogist and
Assayer to the State of Massachusetts shows that its ca
ton of 50 $1,000 IS 751O6 and he certfes that such
peat will sesve perfectly well for generating steam and
Tor most purposes is SUPERIOR to wood, and nesrly
equal to bituminous coal" Housekeepers who wish
ecOn0mize viii do well to Give e q trial ~
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WA. W ILLIAMS,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At LAW
No. Central Exchange, Worcester, Mass.
div
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FOSTER & ESTERBRoOk,
SBNRY c. RICE

ATTORNEYS AND CoUNsELLoRs AT LAW,
Nos. and Brinley Han, Worcester.
DWIGHT FOSTER. jan1OiH JAMES e. ESTERBRoO
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E. e. ABBOTT.

IDEAL ESTATE BROKER.-oFFIoE
E& Corner Of Myrtle and southbridgeats,
For sale, and payments LIBERAL fine COTTAGES and
modern built HOUSES situated in all parts Of the city,
for good credit Money will be advanced in part
build, if desred.)
Farms in the country will sold exchanged for Houses
or HOUSEHOLDS in this city the most reasonable terms
Persons lathe country who are wishing 10 purchase
Real Estate in this city, will find it for their nte est to
call at my ofhce. j3 diff Al. EATON.
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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS,

In SENATE, Feb. 5, 1856.
the Petition aforesaid, Ordered THAT the Petitioners
~ cause an atested copy of their Petition wihtbs Or
der thereon to be served upon the Town Clerks OF the
several towns of Grafton and Suton also published three
tnes at least in the Worcester Daily Transcript and
hree times in the Worcester Spy (Daysaii service to be
seven days at least, before the twenty ninth day of
February current that all persons interested may then
appear and show cause any they have why the prayer
OF sald petition should not be granted.
sent down for concurrence. P. COX, Clerk.
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Coughs and CoIds,--At this season Of the year
when Coughs and Coles prevalent reliable remedy
in such cases is important to all the afflicted. OF Doctor
Stones medicine which will be found advertised in cur
paper, the Montreal Pilot says:
The astonishing demand for G.. w. stones Cough Med.
icine, and its complete cprine affections Of the
throat and lungs, fully prove JUSTIFIED in re-
commencing it to readers its introduction to the
public; aniw safely assert that remedy has ever
become desGyedly popular in the space of time
--Loi6eu ReIos.
BUSH & CO. Sole Aaents for Worcester County.
Agents-Janes Green, III Main Street, Worcester; D.
B, Wingate, New England. Village; c. A. BALE Grafton
jaI4 dawlm
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DIR. STEAHNS
Dentist has removed bis Office add residence To No Wal
nut street, Worcester -
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The above alludes to Or. Hqyden's Healing BaIsam
or dncRor Of Hone, which is said to be most marvel
Gus remedy for coughs and all diseases of the lungs 1t
is certainly worthy Of trial Messrs Leonard 4 Co..
express messengers, will obtain it for those who may de-
sire. iap2Qd&y3n
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500 Bushels Fine VhiIe Renua.
Justrecelyed and Tor sale by DRAPER & CLARK,
jan 10 W,sh ngton eon5,ro
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DIR. MORSE'S
INVIG . RATING CORDIAL !
Not only relieves but actually exterminaes all nervous
diseases by removing their causes and building and
terrifying he whole physical system that becomes alb
relapse is therefore impossible.
THE CORDIAL
combines pecuiarites never before associated in auv
medicre While it acts specifically upon the circulation
and the.secretions, purifying and renovang both and
gives tone and regularity Of action TO the stomach and bow
els.
To every relaxed organ it mparts degree of muscular
strength and capacity to endure fatigue whether bodi
lily or mental that perfectly astonishing. The haccid
flesh and muscles harden under its influence the nerves
are braced, every fibre Is resrunq; and any suspended
function, either IL man or women is restored to tu viz
or All other tonics and smuants produce reaction but
il is the peculiariiy Of
DIR. Mofsc's InviSOrntiBg Cordial
to opeTae unspent" The Influence it exers Is uniform
aud perpetual it seems to
INJECT NEW LIFE
into the whole system The impotence OF age the
alton produced by Indulgence weakness that seems con-
stitutiona and every known affection Of the nerves Of
sensation and OF motion, relieved cured by ain
gle course Of this reluyenatng preparation.
Among the diseases for which it is an iniable specific
the following may be enumerated Nervous Incapacy IN
Mani Baenessj Hystercs; Female Irregularities; Men.
rsglai Nervous Headaches Low Spirits; Feelings Of Dis
Sgaragfem or DesIsir; Involuntary Weepngi Mental
Blood 10 the Head; Mental Indoence Less Of Annette .
Emneationi Muscular Relaxationi Irritabity Dyspep
siai Torpor alter Eating Nervous Cough Unnleassnt ~
uctatonf Foul Breathi Irregularities the Boues
lessnese Ennuii Involuntary Sighngi ANXIETY, 'Canss
less Fears Monomaniai Religious Mtanehoivs ami ~
cry species Of complaint Connected whether
or remote with the functions Of the nerves
TO THE MARRIED AND SINGLE, in every dellooto
physical exigency this unryaed, safe aud InlsIbe es
hiarant, searnestiy recommended II di1ses delight
calm through the whole system, and BY communicating 10
feebei organism the energy which nature has denied
or indulgence destroyed, Il negtaby prolongs lfe while
IL contributes TO It's enjoyment.
Thoeutlmonals to is efficacy, from cergymen Of
hgn standing, leading medical men, and In fact en-
braces every profession, occupation and class.
CAUTION.
Dr. Morses Invgoratng Cordial has been counteriited
by some nnprinciplei persona.
In future al the genuine Cordial will have the proprie
tors facsimile pasted the cork VI euch bottle, and
the following words blown IN the glass
"Dr. MOrsc's InvigorHIing Cordial,
G. II. RING, Proprietor, N. ~
1y The Cordial put up highly ccncentratcd in pint
BEETLES Pfce 80 per bottle, two Tor 50, six for So
Sold BY all d ugglsts and Dealers 10 Medicines NJ. D..
GREEN 4 90, Agents for Worcester.
fsbl2 dood2m
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Real Gstate.

f Dr. FARM FOR SALE-stuatedf four miles
sis from the Court House. 1t consists of Sixty-six
-a2AAz Acres divided into Moving and Pasturng, and
siTteeR acres Of young FOOD Land; on the Farm is
an orchard having alarge variety of grated trees The
buildings consist of two'story House and Barn. Said
etabes.
The Farm will be sold cheap cash, or it will be ex
changed for House or Building Lot ir this city large
portion Of the purchase money remain on mortgage
Inquire of A ]. EATON.
iaI4 dJnku9t S'
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GEO. r. RAMSDELL, M. D.,
VIII give special attention to diseases Of the Eye most Of
which ATE treated by vapor Also diseases Of the Throa
and Lungs by Inhalation. Office No. Blossom street.
Office hours from A. M. to3P.M.
Worcester, Jan Z. 1866 Inns
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MRS. s. p. ROSNNORTI

FAsHI0NABLE DRESs-MAKER,
NO, %NeWDury street,. Worcester
jy24 DIFF
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Draper g Clark have just received and have for
sale, one hundred fed Hogs, extra Size. d3l ar
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In the House of Representatives Feb. S. 1855 Con-
CURED. WF.P. UAsKRfI clori
true eopy-Attest.
fig d3t p L. cox, Clerk or the Senate
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MISUNDERSTANDING Boston Il Eastern n,
press Co, have removed their Office to $50 Main street.
Briney Block, nearly opposite American House.
auT daft
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". q. s. 81 WE.

Manufacturer Of and Wholesale Dealer In
LADIES', MISSES, & CHILDREN'S BOOTS & SHOES
both sewed and Pegged, by the case or dozen
Corner of Union Market Sreea few steps East of the
Exchange Hotel Worcester Mass.
aug
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GEORGE SWAN.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
No. , EiagH's BuiIding.
lyl WORCESTER. MASS. d&w6mos
Mem advertisements.
CoCIAL GATHERING. Social Entertain

GOCIAL GATHERING. Social Entertain
- merit viii be given in the
VEsrRY OF THE NJ. E. CHURCH, IN SUTTON,
THURSDAY EVENING, Feb. IA, 1855,
For the benefit of the Pastor, Rev J. II. Gaylord.
poem will be delivered by Rev. T. W Lewis Of MARI
boro Notwithstanding Music, both Vocal and In
strumenta has been posi- lively engaged fon the occasion
Oysters, Ice Creams, Tea, Coffee, and other Refresh
ments, will be provided.
IL No pains will be spared to make It of the most
pleasant and interesting Social Gatherings of the season.
Tickets for adHliss On 10 cents.
Sutton, Feb. 4th 1856. febI2ia ,
"ORCESTER ACADEMY. The Spring
Session will commence on MONDAY, Feb. 20
For further information address
W. 3. GREENE, Principal.
Worcester, Feb 0. 1856. deon to
SITUATION WANTED. AS DYER for Fam
- cy CassimeTes, or Ladies' Cloths including Peice
Dyeng with Cotton warps, of every description The adj
Vertiser produce tie best recommendations as to
character and ability. Fer further particulars address
G. O. HAYDEN, Post Office.
Woonsocket, II. I. Feb H. d6t&w It's
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W OFctnteF SbWItIF JOmDnmys
Manufacturers and Dealers in all kinds Of
COTTON AND " LEM sHUTTLEs,
New Worcester, Mass
dn RICHARDAqN & SWEET
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MUSIC.--A young Lady, qualified to teach. will
give instruction the Piano. Terlus $40 per uuarter
The best Of reference given. Apply at this Office
Norccster ian. % "a
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- FOR SALE IN WESTBORO.
iiI FARM Of the first class, containing o acres
.aA well walled and watered II acres Of hard wood
and a goodsupplv of fruit.
There were raised upon the fam the past yevr as tons
OF English hay tons of meadow hay 800 bushels Pota-
toes ago bushels Of conn., besides Fruit Beans and Pump
kns not few.
The buildings consi Of large well built House-Barn
70 BY 50 ieetCarriage house II by 30-Wood house
at this office
Cor further particulars inquire of W. FISHER. ESQ.,
worcester, Dea y. N. WHITE, State Farm, Westboro'
or D. O.GlLMAN upon the premises If desired so acres
with the buildings will be Sod separately
Westboro, Jan. 9Th, 1855. iao25itf
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o. FOR SALE-Situated in AIiIl5ury, S.s.9z
h,,,,l about half way between Armory Village a k4s
-4A.A4 Biamanyile, GJttage House welbuilt, -=@s
and nearly now, and half stories high 23x32 with
an 14xl6 containing wood-house and shoe makers
shop, with 95 rods of land having about 40 young fruit
trees of different kinds, set thereon Also good well
Of water. Possession given the first of April For
further particulars inquire Of the subscriber on the prem
Uses. JOSEPH N. JOSI.TN
lanlv 81 d3w&wltt
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eeEEE'S GOT BACK" Yes, after a six months,
n ramble or the "Fdr Vest" pve SCOT backD
again to attend to Professional business at my old LAW
OFFICE, No Central EXchange,-(0ne half of lphich
ott let to some acceptable occupdnt,) where ALL in
de6ted to me, by note account, and all having any
claim against me, or the late firm of 'GooGr1ch, Bron
$Co are requested to pay, present for payment, or
settle the same immediately good tenement be had
by small American family in my house Jackson-st at
500 rent JESSE W. GOODRICH +
Worcester, Feb It'll, 1850 Iw
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= Ng w" -
SF5@ LIVERY STABLE IN

limitations and inIringements Lamp To avoid any
liability, that our IL on the lamp In full
SN. n. g. UFF0RD,
III Court Street, Boston.
JOHN L. HOOD Agent In Worcester, 2s2 Main Street
Please call and examine. jans0dkwn
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For the 5h largest st 500 For the 9Th largest list 49,
For the 7h largest list For the 9Th largest list $40
For the 9th largest list 4 For the 10th hr.ea list Vs.
For the 18th largest s 30 For the lsh largest list $40
Names be sent in different times, and FROM diff
crent Post Offices The cash will be paid to the order of
the successful competitor, immediately after the LIST Of
January 1857.
Post-pay all letters, and direct to MUM L CO..
fs-5s=5~ .4,f 5i l2S Ruton street. New York.