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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-03
Onlnibuses
CHANGE or TIME.-TATXUCK Am


GHANGE OF TIdE.-TATNUCK AND
" LINCOLN SQUARE OMNIBUS.
On asd after MONDAY, Nov. 10th will
leave Tatnuck at CO. $40 a. M, 80, and D. a.
Beturnng leave Lincoln square or Tatnuck at 8Oa.
M, II M. and p
Also Leave Newton Street tor Lincoln sqrre at Gas.
$50. and II a. M, aud las, and 8 Is pm
RttuTntng-Leaye Lincoln Square at T.30 aud 10 am
IL M, and L. and 0 pm.
sCsnAYs-Leaye TatnicE at $50 a. M and Newton st..
lO.l5 a. NJ. and 40 m.
Returning, viii leave tie City Han at the close Of the
meetings.
Single Fare-O ia cents each way from Newton st.
Single Fare--l2 % cents from Tatuucs to Lincoln
square, each way.
Lincoln Square, and one package Of 10 tickets 81 from
Tanuck. H. A. OtjKbY
sl2 dit
NEW WORCESTER q LINCOLN SO
O M N / = u s.
CHANGE OF TIME "Wednesday Oct. "a. 1864
Leaves New Worcester -'''
Atos, 81, ana lO5, A. NJ, and y, 80, and 81, p NJ
Leaves Lincoln Square,
Al n W, aud u, AM, and "a, and g. pm
Leave Harrington Go ner at 9, Pm.
Leaves Harrington Corner, for New Worcester min.
utea after Leaving Lincoln Square.
SUNDAYS.
Mll leaye New Worcester at 10 A. NJ, and II p. NJ,
returning at The close Of meetings.
a at rare each a, g'y' - cg : i,o,,, n,
OILS! oILs!I
1000 Gallons sperm Onj
10000 DO, Beachcd Winter Whale on
1000 10 Lard OIL ior sale In quantities 10
Bph ~ q A. j. HOWE.
~ -asetH~ pes f-rt
OfLSl OlLSt.
90 barrels Bleache'i Winner Whales
20 Sperm Whale
60 /" Lard OIL
% Elaine on
For Sale by O. A. HARRINGTON A On.
niR1 aatf
nh BAhRELS OIL SOAF-Por Sale by
~ 70 A. HARRINGTON 90
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Nd F. HIBBARD'S CELEBRATED WILD
~, CHERRY BlrrkRs,

For Nervous Weakness and General Debility.
This prepare ion Of villa Cherry Is an invauabl pm
acea, in cases Of Cholera Morbus, Cholera CraInus.
Spasms, Dyspepsia, Coughs, Coils, Fautness, Loss Of
Appetite any disarrangement Of the liver ON ach
Bwts and excellent for children In case OF w rus or
Teething Re nd the following;
Mr.. r. F. HiBBARD-siri wish to inform you what
relief my child has received from your WILD CHERRY
BITTERs lie has been troubled with Worms these
three years. have tried several Worm Lozenges and
Worm Syrups, ana found no relief was recommended
my child some, unknown to me. The first knew, he
threw worm from his stomach about the size Of darn
ing needle Wecoutinued to give him the Btes and he
passed several more, making twelve. He very sick
AZ the tine, but Is now right smart again. / think It
the best medicine ever used fur worms. Yous, with
respect, SARAH JANE HARRISON,
81 anton Street, w.
Prepared aud sold by HfBBARD & OSBORNE No. SO
Nassau Street, New York.
For sale by JOHN @ HILL, Sole Agent No 200 Main
Street. Worcester. Mass dly mchiI
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EEEAE = Ebh4 ~ a - E't X "A " Y
I'D SSsSPSEsS thing that will surpass DR..
A. Hrs Panaceas and Indian Medicines. or the remedy
Of Gonorrhea, elects, Structures Whites Pains in he
Back and Lons Seminal Weakness, Affections Of the
Kidneys, Irritation of the UTethra Gravel and all other
disorders OF the urinary organs, without the least re
strcton to diet, drink, exposure change in appli
cation to business These preparations are entirely
VEG ETA Bile.
and although powerful they will not injure in the lea
the most delicate constitution This preparation Is war
Ianted to cure the above mentioned eases wthouus
Medicines you rely urn tho 5ugh cure by cali;ne
upon me at my Office.
I'VE a1v M = '4Vss ,5
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HUI ME AND 7 " Id DO lou
NIB GOOD.-Ih Great Spring 4 SUMMER Medicine.
DIR. LANGLEY's
Root and Herb Jaundicc Bittera.
rms IS n medicine hrmouiousy composed Of some oi
the best Roots Herbs, ana Banks, In such manner that
II acts directly upon the stronghold Of disease They
arc sure remedy for that affecting scourge an Inactive
torpid liver, known AS Liver Complaint, for Jauo dice
Dypepsiai Bic Cosuyeness Headache, Languor Weak.
ness debility Dizziness, Piles, Llsa OF Appetite Nc
They purify he blood promote hea u circulation,
eradicate humma give The whole system vital energy and
loWrr, hno by constant use, keep of disease. over
boOOOo botes we're sold hc last year and more persons
received benefit, than rom any other medicine ever
Known. II always does good,
Only rs cents for pints and 87l cents for Quarts Sold
everywhere. ONCE, ~ Union Street, Boston.
mch6 daw6n,i
Es-piLES-pILEs ~ ENNIBONfe
Po aud Won Compounds, a sure cure fur tie Piles,
for sale ~ DAVID SCOTT and othur reBpoosabo Drug,
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BOYS DEPARTMENT.
So 20 5. OVER sACES.
81 I-2 10 81. JACKETS.
81 IL to 81. SUIT JACKET AND PANTS,
s1toss CASHMERE, CLOTH. and .DoEsEIN
PANTS
FIFTY GEMS to 81 VESTS.
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ISAIAH b. YOU NCS


A C n tect
devotes his attention to every variety OF
AkC HITECTURAL DESIGNING,
with the necessary Working Drawings, Specifications,
and Superintendent.
mys so Stafe Street. Ros4Os. daw1y
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SEES, especially to those Of the
it is now used Internally with,
IS than Externally.
NC EMBROCATION


ruclssul 10 y. DER II
SOLE PROPRIETOR. AND MANUFACTURE Err.
PROVIDENCE, r L
For salem Worcester by DAVID SCOTT, G. R. sPCRR
and Druggists generally. ian29d&w6m
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6NHENA RO0T.-G0OD EFFECTS OF TIE
u CHINA ROOT -''ard.-r hereby beg leave to
acquant the public that am igy restored to heathrom
China Root after having suffered for upwards Of nice
years from General Debility, Nervousness, Aversion to
Society Trembling OF Limbs, Depression Of Spirits &c.
hope that al who suffering from any the above
causes may he induced try thi- Invaluable lina.
Strait of Canso. March %, 1853 W.
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OIL GAS WORKS.

TENHE PORTABLE oTG..GAS CoMPA-
NA-ulve works of the above description, and
guarantee their successful operation The facility with
Whch they can be adapted to any locality the low price
oi complete apparatus its simplicity and economy of
the manufacture recommend it for dwelling houses no.
tels, public halls, factories, and villages.
For further information. apply to
]. G, APPLETON, Agent,
No Franklin Avenue,
Between Court street and Cornhll, Boston.
cester. -
where one Of the Machines my he in operation
auf d&RIy
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ibis medicine IS vegetable and may be taken by the
smallest Child with perfect aety Persons wishing for it
mu seud to the Office, it cannot be obtained at any
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CAUroS An my bottles are labelled and hear my sig
nature F. NoRL NJ. D., to rieit which is forge
ry Price IS, IS ami Sl2 per bottle, in sizes.
The largest sized bottles re the chpapest
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Easesz=1sI NORWICH s WORCESTER
&S1-@sAs RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF WINTER ARRANGEMENT
On and after WEDNESDAY, Jan so, 1855, Passenger
Accommodation Trains will leave fellows:
No wich for Worcester and Way Statlons A. NJ l215
and 3.45 p. NJ.
Worcester Norwich and Way Stations, IT'S, and 10
A. Nj, 4.S0 p NJ.
P. st, NJ. ANDREWS, Agent,
N. & W. r R ofic Norwich, jan 20, 1856 If
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Railroads..
t-ss;szzsssszzsr7 FITCHBURG * woRCES-
aaSask TER RAILROAD.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT
On and after MONDAY, Dec. 1Oth Passenger Trains
will leave Fitchburg so q. M II 40 and 40 pm
RETURNING.
Leave Worcester at 80 and II 90 m. and 90 pm
IVERs PHILLIPS, Prest
Fitchbure, Dec. 40, 1855
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as sure cure al cases Of SupcrmatorhCa, SEMI
nal Emissions, and pers in the city country by
sending the money by Letter have the medicine
70 them by express to AL parts of the world safe with
directions for iIza
The Winchester appeal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1856-1856, 1856-02-16
Take Care of Your Thoughts.

Sin begins in the heart. If you can
keep your thoughts pure, your life will
be biamcless. The Indulgence of
sinful thoughts and desires produces
sinful actions. When lust hath con-
ceived, it bringcth forth sin. The
pleasurable contemplation of a sinful
decd is usually followed by its com
mission. Never allow yourself to
pause and consider the pleasure or
profit you might derive or acquire
from this or that sin. Close your mind
against the suggestion at once, as you
would lock and bolt your doors
against robber. lfEye had not stood
parleying with the devil. and admir-.
ing the beautiful fruit, the earth might
have yet been q paradise. No one
becomes thief, tornicator, or MUIR
derer, at once. The mind must first
be corrupted. The wicked sugges-
ton must be INDUCED and revoled in
inthe thoughts, until it loses its hide
Gus dcformity, and the anticipated gain
of pleasure comes to outweigh the
evils of the transgression.
Your inauguration is apt to paint
forbidden pleasure in gay, dazzling col
ors. 1t is the serpent's charm. Gaze
not upon the picture. Suffer not the
intruder to get a Judgment. Meet the
enemy at the threshold and drive il
from your heart. As rule, the more
familiaryou become with sin the less
hateful it appears; so that the more
completely you preserve your mind
from unholy and wicked thoughts the
better. Avoid the society where OBJ
scenity or blasphemy is heard. Cul'
tivate the society of the virtuous.---
Read nothing that is unchaste or i'm
moral. Make a convenient with YOU
eyes. Familiarise not your mind witt
the loathsome details of crime. New.
er harbor malicious or enviou:
thoughts Direct your thoughts to-
wards pure and holy subjects. Con
template the character of the spotles'
y ID perfect Lamb. Keep your spirit
q tainted, your thoughts uncontamin
fe BID, and so shall your life be virtuous
man thinketh, so is he. ...
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MURDERER ARRHsTED.--The follow
ing paragraph we clip from the Con.
stitutionolist, published at Augusta,
Georgia. Mr.. Brazelton is of this
county, and is, we learn, at this time
on O. visit to Charleston, sc.
"Mr. John G.. Brazelton, of Tennes-
see, on Saturday had a man by the
name of Charles Foster arrested, charg.
ed with having committed a murder in
August, 1855, upon the body Of James
Cleary, in Davidson county, Tenn
The culprit was brought before Lew
is Levy, Esq, who issued a warrant
and committed him to Jail, to await the
requisition of the Governor of Tcnncs-
see.
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The Secret of Success.

The price Of liberty, it has been said,
sis eternal vigilance" 1t is true OF
success in most things. A thoughtful
observance Of the rules which the ex.
percnce of men has fixed, must be
maintained in almost every undertake
ing, if we would win the prizes upon
which our hearts are set. With this
introduction, the Philadelphia Inq uirer
well remarks:
"The business man, the merchant,
mechanic or trader, has not only to ex-
ercise a thoughtful observation Of him
self and his affairs; he must excite
thoughts in others Of himself and his
business. 1t is not sufficient for the
merchant that he has been carefully
schooled in a knowledge of the goods
he deals in, that he has selected his
stock carefully, and has rented a store
in which to display it; these are but
plCPtti''tOly 2INPo, it biuoC ltC VIC Dltoi-
ness public know where he is, that he
has the goods for sale, and where they
can be seen admired and purchased.
A man cannot sit in his store nova
days, and expect that trade will come
to him, lie must invite IT'D Merely
putting up a sign and then taking a
seat in his counting room, like a spi-
der waiting for something to come in
to its web, will not answer. The great
public, busted with q thousand other
things, must be constantly reminded
of his goods and place of business; and
to do this eGectually, there is but one
way. The great lever which lifts the
individual and his bushes above the
heads of many. that all may see, is the
newspaper. He who lorgets this pow
err, is lost in the crowd, and jostled out
or trodden down"
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MORE MEN WANTED.

A FEW more active and energetic young
men can find immediate employment by which
they can easily make $500 to $1,000 year
to act as agents for several new and popular
works, Just published for agents, and not for
sale in book stores.
We have a great many Agents employed
many of whom are making from ID to ~ dol
lars per week. Those who wish to engage in
this pleasant and agreeable business, will, for
particulars, requisites, &c. address
C. L. DERBY & CO.,
Publishers and Wholesale Booksellers,
Sandusky City, o.
Editors of newspapers, by giving the above
and following three insertions, and calling at
tention to ii, shall receive any three of the
following works:
Life of Josephine, by Heady. s %
Life of Lafayette, " l 70
Life of Napoleon, %
Wild Scenes of Hunters Life, l OO
Life of Mary g. Martha Washington, l w
Odd Fellows Amulet, w
Any person wishing any of the above books
can have them sent by mail, free OF postage
on receipt of the retail price.
rchif " {. l.. Dhhbl u ".
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True BENEFAcroRs.--- The day labor
err who earns, with horny hands and
the sweat Of his brow, coarse food for
a wife and children whom he loves, is
raised by his generous motive to true
dignity; and though wanting the re-
finements Of life, is nobler being than
those who think themselves absolvcd
by wealth from serving others. 1t is
worthy OF notc that the men and wo-
men who think most highly Of them
selves, and most mcanly Of others, are
those who render back to society for
the good things they enjoy, the small
est return Of personal effort, The
worlds true benclactors, and therefore
its true noblcmen. are those who serve
it, humbly and earnestly, to the best OF
the ability God has given them. All
others are but counterfcits and pretcn'
dcrs.
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There has lately been shown, in par
is, huge concave mirror, an instru-
ment OF a startling species of obsticle
magic. On standing close to it, it pre-
sents nothing bat monstrous dissec-
ton Of your physiognomy. On retir
ing a couple feet, it gives your own
face and figure in true proportion,
but reversed, the head downward
But retire back still further, standing
at the distance of five or six feet from
the mirror, and behold, you see your
SELF not rcHection--it does not strike
you as rehection----but your verita-
BILE self, standing in the middle apart
between you and the mirror! The eff
feet is appealing, from the idea it sug-
gests OF something; 50 striking, indeed,
isthc exhibition, that men possessed
Of the strongest nerve will shrink in
voluntarily the first view.
The Winchester appeal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1856-1856, 1856-02-16

O We are pleased to enter upon
our list Of exchanges the Tennessee
Farmer and Mechanic" a beautiful
monthly of 4S pages, and well filled
with useful matter. 1t cannot fail to
be appreciated by every farmer and
mechanic, who will sobmit to the trif-
ling expense of two dollars, the sub
scription price Of one copy, for one
year. 1t isjust what our State needs,
and every one can see why an agri-
cultural paper of our own State should
Dc preferred to anyother. That which
suits the climate and soil of other
States is not always adapted to our
own locality.
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STEWART HoUsE.-This house, for.
morly known as "Lytle's Hotel" has
lately undergone thorough repairing OIL
rooms, and is now kept by Mr.. James w
Stewart, a polite and accommodating
gentleman, whose equal as LANDLORD
is seldom found. His table consists o
everything the appetite of the epicur(
could desire, Persons visiting Murfrees
boro, would do we'll to call on Mr.. S.
See card in 10. days issue.
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Cry HOTEL, MuRrREEsBono, Tenn.
The old building of this popular hotel
having been burned, a large and beautiful
four story brick has been erected in its
stead. The rooms of the Hotel are elk.
ed off" in elegant style, and are well
kept, The proprietor, Mr.. John w.
Thomas, will not fail to please all who
may patronize him. See card
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CLIFTON & ABBOTT,
No. -, Cedar Street,
Nashville. Tennessee.

DEALERS and Manufacturers Of Gents
Fine Ready Made Clothing, and Clothing
made to order in the best manner; Gents fur
nishing Goods of every description and finest
quality: Such as Collars, Suspenders, Gloves,
lIalf-hose, Cravats, Stocks, Neck-tles; White
Cotton and Linen Shirts; Silk, Wooden, Cotton,
Merino and Cashmere Under-shirts and Draw
ers; and everything required to render u gen.
tlemnn's Wardrobe Complete.
February l6, SLY.
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VEHANDAEa HOTEL.

THE subscriber having disposed of the
Crutcher House, and taken charge Of this Ho-
tel, he hopes by prompt attention, and moder-
ate bills, to meet liberal share of public pat
ronage.
The Stage Office is kept at this Hotel, cor
ner of Cedar and Cherry streets, opposite the
Post Office, Nashville, Tenn,
ACTON YOUNG, Sup't.
February 1G, '56-tf
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LoyDoH TIE GREATEST CrTY.--Lon-
don is the greatest city in the world,
and far surpasses all the great cities
Of antiquity, According to Gibbon,
the population Of ancient Rome in the
height Off magniiicence, was 1890
600; Nineveh is estimated to have had
100000; and DIR. Medhurst supposes
that the population OF pel;in is about
2,5Oo,OO0. The population Of London
according to recent statistics, amounts
to 2,5O0,0O0--414,722 having added
to it during the last ten years. The
census shows that it contains 307, 1872
inhabited, and 1850 inhabited hous.
les.
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U The Publishers have an apology
to make for the inferior quality of pa
per on which the present number is
printed. After they get regularly to
business the defect will be remedicd.
The paper is too large for the form and
Injuries it's appearance.
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COUNTY OFFICERS.
L. w. Gonce, Sheriff
lanes Jan" w M9 s%';b, : Deputies.
Nathan FrizzeI, Circuit Court Clerk.
William Z. Taylor, County Court Clerk.
William b. Mcneil, Register,
William Stewart, Trustee.
John 7. Slater, Ranger.
Thomas Gore, Surveyor.
John P. Weddlngton, Coroner.
- Foster, Chairman County Court.
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Do Owing to an exceedingly heavy
press of work, we have not yet been
able to prepare Nashville and other
prices current, but will endeayor to
prepare them regularly and accurately
hereafter
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~ We notice that some of the
Georgia papers, in recording the cleo
ton of Banks as Speaker of the House
ofRepresentatives, put rules ofmourn-
inc around the announcement. They
certainly regard it as a great calam-
ity' that has befallen the country.
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BE-" Most of the papers in the n

By Most Of the papers in the North,
noticing the scene when it was announced
:hat the Hon. o. N. P. Banks was
elected, remark: "Tho ladies' [ ?? ] waved
their handkerchefs in the galleries. -
We have here inserted some of our
"mQrhs," and have not words,
--"nor utterance, nor the power Of speech,
To stir mems Blood"
but must add the next and very reasona.
bic sentence :" For several minutes the
disorder was beyond description" If we
ever talked irony we would say those werc
magnificent ladies in the gallery.
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Febl6
NGe'a'Ea,E,

THE advertiser would respectfully announce
to his customers, and the public generally,
that he continues to supply the various Maya.
zines named below at the prices annexed, per
annum, viz;
Harper So IS; Putnam 50 %;
Knicke rbocker s. %; Household Words s.;
Blackwood s. %; Cooley 50 %;
HorticuIturist plain edition, 81 SO;
Little's Living Age s.;
Frank Leslie's Gazette of Fashions 25I
Ballou's Pictorial , 30;
Indies Repository (Cincinnati) G3;
Arthur's Home Magazine | So.
He is prepared also to fill orders for stand
ard and miscellaneous books, whether from
the trade, or persons in other walks of indus.
try. Having had an experience of fifteen
years in the Book and Periodical trade, he
can give satisfaction to al parties entrusting
him with orders.
Specimen numbers Of the Magazines or re-
ceipt of six Post Office Letter stamps for the
50 or 81 magazines, aud ior twelve such
stamps a simple of the 50 or SO works will
be sent. Letters Of inquiry must contain u
stamp for the return postage. Books sent,
post paid on receipt CT Publishers advertised
prices. Address,
WILLIAM PATTON,
Fehl6 Bookseller, Hobokeu, y. J,
GF- Publishers of newspapers giving tho
above advertisement, with this notice, a few
insertions, and sending marked copy to advcr-
tser will be entitled 10 any one of the PERI
odicals in above list for one year.
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MANSION HOUSE,
Market Street.
r,co doors North Of the Square,
nnnnSfrE TIL INN-

Nashville, Tennessee.
w. L. BERRY, having taken charge oil
this house, is prepared to accommodate all
who NAV favor him with a call, with good
rooms and board at about half the charges OF
the large hotels. Thankful for the liberia
patronage heretofore extended, he solicts Q
continuance of the same, and hopes toglve en-
tire satisfaction. Good accommodation for
horses.
G-.5- House open at all hours, and meai'
furnished to suit Railroad time
February 16, SIT.
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T Messrs. Clifton & Abbott,
Cherry street, Nashville, have SUI
perb stock fgents' ready-made Cloth
ing, which they are offering to sell at
wholesale or retail. Clothing also
made to order. See advertisement.
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IL q Rim IS ID n a. Va Il Il
CABINET MAKERS,
Winchester, Tennessee.

THANKFUL for pnst favors, beg leave 10
inform their friends and the public generally,
that they still continue the Cabinet Business
at their new house, Southeast side of the
Public Square, Winchester, Tenn.
FURNITURE
Constantly on hand, or made TO order. So
fas and Chairs re-upholstcred, and old turni-
ture repaired. Matt resses made to order on
short notice Collins made and conveyed to
any part of the county without extra charge
ROBINSON g. HALL.
February l6, SLY.
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DO By advertisement, S. A. Lock-
hart announces that he is prepared to
I'll orders for Fisk's Metallic Burial Ca
ses. Persons desiring to purchase can
see these Cases by calling at the fur
niture rooms of Robinson & Hall.