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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-03

THE FEVER AT FoRr HAMILTON. New York.
sept. 1.-The lever at Fort Hamilton is decreas.
ing. The recent cases yield readily to medical
irentmpnt
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STEAMBOAT ACCIpENr.-NEw loRk, Sept
The steamer knickerhocker. hence for Al
hany, ran against spar at Peek>kll Ibis morn.
ing and sunk The passengers were all saved
by sloop. The property and live stock lost Is
valued al 100000 The boat. ii is thought, will
be raj sed.
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PETERSBURG ADVERTISEMENTS


- GtAND So@ER-We confidently recommend this Ma
chino 10 TURNER'S Having bu little machinery IT durable
aud easily -et in order; aud regularly quantity
Grain tipano desired ffank Hufn, Esq, EdseF
.ayB'baH PisIfar thus comments on 1t.
I'VE perfectly rohs ineed of Its yalHe in efficient
working capacity eheapness durability and ieity
fuc1. that do not hesitate Tub
lie thing hie II Is known DO 70 isn
Again horse works the machine with perfect
breadth II feet fast horse yak.
tsn bushels faDe dnta mob require -teppAg
necessary by who by hand Tie seeding
s ortfe, indpp tie Eind aud dono
Wi during very hsh Mind which prevailed u the time
rtinR cal, bneausc the seed are de cir
Euuud Meuot only recommend the Chine therefore
esrtA farmer hut nrc tiem to huy Is; ouy Mr.
seymour account Aho snnthing 10 ~ but Der ~
THOS. BfANEII = SO&S.
RuE 25dsrZgi Agents Pete aLHf1
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RELIEF FOR THE CAPE DE VERBS. Nrw erk
Aug, 3i.-A letter received here from A. j. Mnr.
tm>, L. $. CONSUL AT 81. Vincent. Cape de Verbs
static that one vessel laden with provisions, Ind
arrived there from the United states, for the sui
farers by famine, and two others would shortly
arrive At the time of the arrival of the vessel
provisions had run SO short rs to be served out
IN inadequate r,tions tot he perishng inhabitants
and the governor had gone to the coast of Africa
Il obtain food.
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Gitr anu State AHdi,s.

citn anu state Afat,o.
I'm s4Ifs.-Ihe sale OF The valuable Farms OF
W.. : " scott aud f. Nieginton, near this city
are announced to take place to-day. See advertise
rents.
WALLER r STABLES. Esq.=Wc are pleased to STATE
thai this talented gentleman and able champion
the principles and candidates Of the American party
will address the citizens ofLynchbuFR some time dur
i4g the present canvass.
Ynr.xo MfSs CHRISTIAN As~oGtrlaS-The rcgu-
lar monthly merin II this institution held in
the Association raaa- under Masonic Han Mondl,
ri5If After reports at Camsiiucez. &c. Bhii,al
oc.tou AT much interest taken up and Discus
81 In. the Presidents IA aH 3-wcleeand entertaining
Tie ,ui,cs' Of founding It lihrlre was introduced
ami on ulotiun effort then made in behalf of
thai object, nhcu amounts sairi'n. L" purchase sev
Grad hundred lallable volumes were promptly sub
sarihci committee Was appointed 10 solicit pub
lie d3hltais in mgtheHnce of the plan ANA We hope
:, landihle and praseworthyan object will meet with
the liberal encouragement u deserves at the hands Of
the community To Our shame, there is not public
Library i'm the city and this dtsl,ra'p19 it is the wish
of tie \ssociltiou 10 supply. Their effort shoId he
heartily seconded ly the public. The question select
ed for discussion at the next meeting, was; What
has the Bible done for man soeot|V2'
After the transaction Of other business, the Asso-
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'''" '' ~ +, ,ir,,I ,I,,,,t,, - I'm
No1a .5 coa=ocrs Won't sopr one act ON
prom, ia a., VI, co.
-, & ',es. ,r, ors b, st,,m
We ~, '',' w., i tlr ,.,ti
1r CIV, win, ..,Il,s fr,il and
- - - ,L ,,rri.,s tLot ,,r ,.,i,,,s how
po'.' ,pn f 'r''., tI. ,,,,.,, L,, IN, last
en- ,L ~, eI , c,,t;,la,,f t,at from, G,, acres
{Ii rI la}f , dag., L,nds n,nre ,.lc,,
VI ,i l., .Ii,ol tb,,, fr,,,.. e,nr,l,s.. - ,i,,
r'oo. 'o'.a ,,;,.ls FROM rIr.e,1n,,-
-. ro' ,.,, II, mons s,,ans hr,ns ar ,tl,Iuocs
or any '.,l nv "9 Sor ar ,l.s, in oracnc
''.' .''' a,l,i,( is wan,n, 9, TO eahcr the
VI mp, ,t95 and ,,., nil down II, Grass
Ir.I -. 49,, ina, lrb fo,ys twill nav more
IMAM , ',jfi1acj and ,.ronrrl attended to
ir ,,ro6, Could be made ,lHl is realized hy
c ff,ts al o,,r farmers merchants doctors or law
~.
Io,,y,,s W,survaroy. Ne have been presented by
- p,,ne 4 ChriE1,in with tbe first volume Of
,'i5..,,.,t Gook ANYTHING from the pen of NASH
,. I,,,,,,, ,,...I. ~, commentator His proud
,.o,,i,g nee il, the literary work both at home and
nia,l hs#n,,.lc hi nameas familiar AS household
I'd
rbo WRITINGS or Tr,ino have been re- published
l s..1 o,.nr and over sp,in in all sorts of edi-
,;'.as and stin thr demand for them flows on in a
sto,ay stnap, library. remarks n contemporary. is
ineomnlotc without them. The name of Irving has
,,c L,.tra 10 american letters lie first dissipatca
H. ;,;5 ~ f,r,i,rnars il, REGARD IL this conntr,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-03
M, .nnn.Eal: w.. rnAnr

~ W most respectfully s.u,u t4r Al' sthhts visiting Rich
w"i IL mike ther tn IurrlH+1H L. l, stock m tntu
nJfBtf ~ Ial is fud NRti.l la f.u4H and
~iplg aud tntY Dry e'aele 4nf arrangements and fnoH
Dr. are sch as Ia give adtat1Ht4 iiiar other
Merchants Ina Virginia and equal an, m tn hIfrd state.
R" hWiy the country Merchant aud "r only AK cbaucc
r"Net our terms months credit tu faspot hle
"rerttn Discount tr rHsb W. haer u Stalt CON
nnih fr'rlVhr B'oWn Shre thugs and >htnes u al nii8
"l ttals bfaehed du, oarWhutEz. luseNs kcsoya, SAL
nets aud Kentucky lrna. 1nsmetrf. CIotls Ntsinrs Vol
',a Wd NutFts liaukes principally u own importation
Vl1ell s. sell very Nv,
aEr aud varied USait mon of Iadr. Dress Goods surd
z" The reason mosN ct own Importation adirs Dress Trim
murs Gloves. Hosiery. Noucu Comforts Hoods Crnsnts
Cotton Nuk aud lurn tambric Handkerchief large u.s.
ointment lhcess ldgnHs, Ribbons. Gimp. Bni- dinRbnm4
Irnts Alpacas oobuFs IRISH Linens White tamhfics. Col
urod aud Black do Jacohtts and swiss Muss Figured
l"hneia &c, &c with great variety OF Fancy and Small
Ware
Our determination Is 10 kr,p full and complete Stock of
' lrsi nakrs 4 Amurern and Eur,ru Goods. suited
mNtt and srll thau Ms low TO the good trade
Hruolo sauul not has,, u stock procure our
onfensts any inc abort md hpsi tetma.
through our honsr hrtl Brank4 Pace a ca. New York
EIlITE WALLER pR1sNRN Il 60
ID Ma II ppnrl II ui,h,,nu,, 4,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-03

w THE LIFE OF NASllINGTON.-PAYNE q CHRIS
TA& having boon appointed Agents to procure subscribers
his Work. would advise al in want of valuable addition
their library call nj ber Book Store and subscribe
nee specimen cuuycaa be seen by calling
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-03

d ANsaSTssg saSs AZ

w C1ttECll STREET,
INNtHruRG. NA.
IL IT, d4EtY S&EAD 4 CIAEk. proprictars.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-03

I'm s4Lfs.-r Tic sale OF the valuable Farms OF
NJ. 5 " Scott aud F. Nigginton, this city,
are announced to take place to-day. See advertise
Ments.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-03

n public 4uau on iuedaY the nth Of September at he
residence OF the olo w Scott large lo Of Cattle Unrs
and Mnl's. also lar#t crop 81 Oats Farming Utensils sc.
JOHN I. SLAUGHTER
sep ! 81 Admir- OF Wn. T. Srott. decd
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-03

- rADKET-Ihp New and 81 lrudd steamer,
I'VE \ W QUAERlnR K JnHNsQf, t"lnnan-
der leaves Eauayhu Sainrs EVERY saturday at o'clock A
NJ fr Cincinnati Freight twenty five cents per lto faet
7 Sl-MraI. mad Bnum- Included ang -r.lT
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-03

FEaa KANSAS. Ctioag".AnF. ~, lrd6 =
8r'ast- a., following iai,il :, ne from kansa.,
ted tie - u>'; Itnc thousand Ni,-od
ianS az collected AT Nr-tport and Kansas City
and it Is expected thu, will march ON the Both
different detachment, along both ,drs 81 the
Kansas river. II surround the Tree State srttl"'
mrnj~ al fire WY West ns far Us ropekn Con
.ial kcharl,on had marched north II intercept
nj capture GENERAL Lane
~ communication could be had with tho river
except If toe ri,k of life.
Provisions were very scarce at Lawrence. and
h citizens had asked II government cseali t'oh-
ain supplies, hat they were refused. At attempt
to be- made II obtain supplies under a guard
# the free Stfte force.
SECOND DISPATCH.
ST. LOUIS Sept. l.-kanea, dates Ia the 18th
August states that the acting Governor, at le.
compton, on the 26th, issued proclamation, de-
airing the territory IL be in state OF in>ulree.
ton. and calling on the law abiding citizens aud
lagal Authorities 10 preserve peace and protect
persons and property.
Col. Lane hh, parties stationed at different
points in Iowa. 10 receive supplies or aid IN his
escape if obliged 10 Zee.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-03
r,A.ronY rlNranEs toR sAl.n.-Eri.h .


n - ~, ~, 1rnpi,rFt ff'rs =, $40 A.. ~.
longing Ivnrbburg Rrpuhiean The type nearly
new and the quantity zuf,u ~ good Jeh pfee there
being over sixty different fonts Of type.
ma a--ts HENRY u. FLOOD. Proprietor
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-03


u ti"thug and Furnishing Goods no MINI Street. Rich
mond Va, l-ab Fan Stock lSaG
In calling attention Is The Stp, al Goods Introduced
Hulstnh"t' II perhaps tonld be well To- notice the
rapidly increasing tniU With MI eoua Of The State 1rtE
the time We have been located Iii hmond And IA M nitro
THIS medium hy Witch 10 MAKE uusrl, known
COURSE that "n examination all ratC4 win Judge
-rNes NJ to our particular merits being perfectly satisfied that
the ehsiemor neiieua aud Judgment must lie consulted
We are now rto nf eur ia Stack aud pufchnacs
mat tNrtN thug Ia the Il" tUa Wearing Apparel viii
lotcee our attention, and The psaltel lmos will all imc4
tuud complete setlAt rar III he supplied
Having ,NotN facility t Tho proper prosecution hua
u'S"f nope tnmako Tact apparent n customers aud
secure satisfactory t1dp During the last have a.
irdhp room eNptcaS tu tVuta Furnishing tIuod Nht,
'u,th'tr may hnd tNtN thing pertaining 10 that Department
lFiaH '"iltnE department Wcrm guarantee the Stock
leo fe4tt In point 81 durability I'll aud STYLES hcennAu
W'@e Every thing olHttSes aud have hoaatou saying
our nd VIII he found elual to the hott order
country Watching the ehaupca Fashion pRrt,s
sH9c5 To THEN nso' ton aud approval call he solicited by
srplt No 10 Main 4 Richmond 4,
REV tsHrsT WARE HUOMs.-CsaAs.
"a GWA1k1NS oppoailo lsNoi,uge Hank Richmond
va tatpUt4 klgs aud oil Cloths
mont Htho Gal sH daily arriving 10 which respectfully
'nNe the attention of purchasers fnm all sections assuring
uemihh ili'Y viii ho sold al New York prices Ruya Vel
vet tHrottna fhsa,t Tapestries Imperial Three ply
st 10 tho host mtlr tutoa Matnra Rufa Cntl. Door
Mats Table Oh Cloths Floor nai1u Table Covers Piano
Towers Ar HuYrN VIII please finc carly call
pledge oursel' 10 sell as low nS any house In Va
tllAS. \ GNATklNS.
sep l4WH opposite * Hank. Richmond. Va
NEW Eths. GOODs.-shns. +. Gwnthim4.
" i6l Main 81 Eclmond, Na-Mamheenl Stock Of Sta.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-03

WALLER r STABLES. Esq-Ne are pleased 10 state
thai this talented gentleman and ALE champion a.
the principles and candidates of the American party
viii address the citizens of LynrhtuF timedur-
i4r the present canvass.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-03

WESTERN NnGuA.-The cheering accounts that
reach us daily Of the prospects Of Mr.. Fillmore in
Virginia. leave but little doubt that the action of the
Old Linc Wing ConYcntion o. thc State is receiving
the endorsement of the rank and file Of the party
err where. The Charlottesville 1drocate says Of his
prospects west of the Blue Ridge; AN aequaini-
auce vino has been canyassing the Western part Of
Virginia very thoroughly for the last six weeks in
forms US that Mr.. Fillmore will receive larger vote
in that section than was given to Mr.. Flonruoy in
l555'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-03

SGppry DEATu.--Nr. \. J. Bunburry, for some
years past in the Bank of Virginia in Fredericksburg
in the capacity of Clerk, died suddenly on Thurs
day morning from a hemouhage OF the lungs.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-03

RAILROAD CELEBRArioy.-Th opening Of the Ma
nassas Gap Railroad to Woodsock was celebra
ted Wednesday. \ large number ofpersous from the
vicinity anu from Alexandria, including the Mayor
and Council Of that city, were present. Speeches
were mad. by Mcssrs. Deneale Of Rockingham BraX-
ton, OF Richmond, and others, and all who visited
Woodstock were delighted with the hospitality shown
them.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-03

y Is Al Wholesale, by 5 fEY ENSoN 4 wEDpELL who
hive nov In storm npcr Stock embrac French German
Bti' aHa Anu gfan Fabrics MI 81 which have BE- eleee
ri" geat md attention by ii the rm the ery
h.Ncat cash prices
uaf" inviting sfoek Glr the wants Il the Narih
and Virginia trade cannot be exhibited North South
luueual aud responsible buyers Ia give our
sur exnmlnaton aud Judge themselves tide
aud prices ~. ~ 4 ~ Sycamore Strset,
rug y pete afur Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-03

THE AMERICAN PolE.-Tbe Staanton -imerie1is
says: GOA Wednesday evening last the American
party raised one of the a!lest and most beautiful
poles on CARRIERS Hill, in front Of the American Ho
TEL we ever behclI There Is Il magnificent banner
suspended from the pole about loo feet from the
ground on which are the names OF the American
candidates Fillmore and Donelson, and the inscrp-
ton l71G and 1856.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-03

III ah"ya s'e postponed 10 ih September when twi
iate place Mt Amh'-i teUu llpn# that heirg count day
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-03

WINCHESTER bya very large majority Of the vo-
tiers, has decided. to subscribe 100000 towards the
construction Of the Alexandria, Londonn 4 lIamp-
that town
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-03

MOTIF E.-thc nssssito1 0f the Merchants
and huancss ct Iyt lhng respectfully Invited
the tuoNn ing oNraot from thu regulations Inohblrg Cob
lego
No student sha be allowed to contract debt
without the iou ot his guardian and pr.
crediinE student without written certificate from
President OF tho Faculty will do at his rst."
SAMUEL X cox
nuE@h President OF the feuy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-03

w / tilIiDREY tarHer conductor - Rail ltoad
mud John Dick crsnn the finn Of u Z Ghildrey
GENERAL COMMISSION AND FOKWA ABIDING MER-
CHANTS.
rvtorshnfp. Bolnghropk %tf-..
| lblIN ptkESsnS "A. II. GBfLDREY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-03

.sSssAwssa AND CINCINNATI

2
Telegraph ofco. two InuI- toloy, the Farmers Bank
iY21dFelY
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-03

NIsIC! 'EIsIG.:-A noshcr lot Of Music jus,
w received At LANGHORNE WALKfPS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-03

HtAHpBsr Htes@.-t nev anppi, ~ Nurpe
Z : l3aa. s#a.. H,1tf### fne. aIi#t.d at
mug el.. SEAB=RN'S
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-03

DeowNfp.-on Wednesday aftereoon. Goth inst,
young man named Henry lowers aged about - years
was drowned in the Potomac At Cumberland. He was
employed on a Canal Boat. and whilst engaged in
pushing the boat with pole incidentally fell over
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-03

w WHEAT and will make 1t the interest of farmers
give call before they sell will furnish bags to bring
crops by the railroad at the usual charge.
jul, u dins w W MoSBY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-03
atNnn An.aIE AnOUT puANOs.-Mn,i

\
without Children silent gloomy aesolaie Music IL the
uuon soul Of life bcned suggested every where in
and only absent the lips and souls Of those who
lit ot feaaeu gatagcms and spois So young ladies insist
UPON Papa buying Piano from =. r. NASH OF
Petersburg although may be abb play hap
Polka. "A NegIo Melody, and bays of Absence, on H.
he unsr Ia good advice You aways mud about 10
lurt Pianos ~ the loweBt prices Nh all the various styes ana
lPttornss at T. p NASHS
lhuo Porto Wnernom u s. camore Bank Pc
rrshurg Va
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-14
Auttions.
By e. w. VAIL, Auctioneer
NED SAI.n,

ON ACCOUNT OF THE wEATHRR.
fTs1s.Tt A PLEASANTLY LOCATED RES
,'I I0ENCE AT AUCTION
- No. 12 Crown Street
Wednesday, May 1lth at 10 o'clock will be sold. m
the premises, at the time above mentioned this very
pleasantly located and thorough built nearly new bors
situated as above containing fourteen rooms convenient
arranged for two tenements handsomely papered and
painted, with marble manels, &C, &c. The house il
supplied with both kinds of water above and below The
location of the mouse is surpassed by any other on the
west SIDE OF Main street, being elevated commanding
beautiful view of large portion the city and but five
reserve, Offering unusual inducements to purchasers For
further particulars inquire the Auctoneer office $50
Main Street, opposite the Post Office
Worcester, May 8, 1856 dts
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-14
BY E. w. VAIL.
-. HOUSE. LOT. AND BARN

I'LL No. brown Street.
Friday, May 10, at 2 O'clock p NJ will be sold,
on The premises, good TWO STORY HOUSE, with
Lot, and Barn upon the The house contains 10
rooms conveniently arranged gooi water; basement oc
cuped Grocery. The lot contains 5000 square feet
Of land upon the same is good assortment of Fruit
Trees.
This property is centrally located but two minutes walk
from Providence Depot ani is desirable for investment
or occupation twill be sold without reserve the high
est bidder. Terms at sale For further particulars in
quire of the Auctioneer, Office $50 Main Street. opposite
the Post Oftce. myl0 dts
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-14
MANFRED.

In this city, May 10, by Rev D. W. Faunce Mr.. Amos
Madison Eaton, (hrm of Eaton Keey,) to Miss Eliza
H. Kelley daughter OF o. A. Kelley, Esq.
In Clinton sth instant, by L. J. Lyermore, Mr.. IL B,
Wellington to Miss Belinda Woods.
In Halifax, N. S.. March u, Abel Boynton, ESQ of
Lancaster, Mass to Sarah Ellen youngest daughter of
the late VIM. o'Bren Esq, of Douglas, n S.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-14
Reoj GstQtc..

49, FOUNTAIN COTTAGE FOR SALE
Hs'i,I That pleasant COT1AGE HOUSE in Cherry
a42.AN valley in Leicester with outbuldings and lands
connected Herewith (about II acres) high state of
cultivation, and well stocaed with Fruit Trees of the
cho'es Kinds and in hearing condition. is offered for sale
on accommodating terms, Apply to B. BOTTOMLY. on
the premises, or at the Spy Office. myl3 d3m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-14

by W. W. PRATT, AuctiOneer
49, WILL BE SOLD AT AUCTION,
;IsI on FRIDAY, May 10, at O'Clock P. NJ, on the
s-Ap premises, neat and convenient HOUSE, in good
repair containing five rooms, with good well of water
situated at No. Arcl street This sale offers good on
poruni for any wishing to buy small house. as it
viii be sold without reserve, and payment made easy.
Inquire of the auetioneer, at his Office No. l Flaggs
Building, or of the subscriber.
my12 dts GILBERT WALKER.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-14

DIED,
In Milford, May 3, Willis Clafn Rawson, aged %.
L. Spencer, May IL, Betsey, wife of Amos Kttridge
aged 81
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-14
Fancy EDry Goods !

To be found in this State. And the way they do sell
them is caution, and mistake. No use going twice
for the article; better buy it first for on your
second appearance-crackey, 10! and behold "it' has
made its disappearance. Procrastnation is the thief
of time-yes of bargains" likewise. Another great
and preemnent feature this establishment is the some
Price system"you always depend upon getting the
worth of your money anil more too. No "jockeying"
with tree FOUR prces, here, for one article. Buy
or not buy price rules tbs day, and all goods marked
in plain legibe figures,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-14

We do no not as general thing, like to blow the trum
pet Of fame for any party or firm. We "do" say, how
ever, that such firms as MACKENZIE, PRATT, & CO.,
ought to and will be appreciated and supported These
gentlemen haze recently opened the "Branch, Sc Main
Street. (and to judge by the crowds that continually
throng it all day long, it is che" Branch of Industry
with by far the largest cheapest and extensive
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-14
Y SEE FIRST PAGE-
Boston advertisements.
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AiiOpafhy and HOnaOep nthy.-MedIc
md Chemistry,
ARNOLD'S GLOBULES

AND
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They take long step forward in chemical and medical
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c H EMIC AL
Action has neutraized from po,sons and impurities of
the Blood.
HUMoRS ARE PoISoNS!
In the 6loOd-nothing more, no,hing Iess-and they
be ANNIHrIATED only by their
CHI MICAL O.SITE.
And by this chemical action by this union of sci
ences that Arnold's Gobules and Vital Fluid will prove
their peculiar power of giving blessings and taking
array curses CT giving the elements of health and tax
ing away the elements of disease. Scrohlla Canker,
HumoTs of all kinds, Biousness, Nervous or Genera
Debility, Costveness, Liver Complaint Headache and
Lassltude removed by chemical annihlation of the
cause and chemical supply of elements which are needed
in the system counteract influence of unheaithy prss-
Then the blood is Uitalized by chemical action
Both mind and frame are nerued as if with new power
to do and to act
See circulars to he had If medicine dealers
BURR, FOSTER, CO., Cornhil Boston, General
Agents. mch2S diff
NOTICE.-GARDNER oHILsON has Just com.
~ pleed, and patented in America, England and
France, his new invention, the 'C0NEn FURNACE, and
asks the special attention of those about erecting or re-.
modelling buildings, well dealers in Hot Air Steam
or Hot Water Furnaces and all interested in steam pow
er, to carefully examine this invention. which entirely
CHANGES the PRINCIPLE and CHARACTER Of oT AIR Fur
EAoEs-deUetoptng another and a new principle, and
obvating all former objections to their The practical
operation of number Of these Furnaces erected during
the past winter points out discovery n SCIENCE by
which the most wonderful economy in fuel has been at
taned and clearly demonstrates that the lost
from chimneys is enough to every dwelling in the
city BY this invention the heat formerly lost is made
warm the house.
This discoyerysimpe in itself-is the daily wonder of
those who witness its results, and it becomes matter
surprise that plan at SO simple and practical in its
operation should thus far have entirely escaped the notice
of scientific men. We believe who investigates
this principle will be liable Furnace constructed
any other principle and invite all who would wit.
ness its operation to call at the store of
Gibson, GOULD, e. CO.,
Nos. 81, q 101 Blackstone Street, Boston. Mass.
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