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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-04-19
Important Democratic Pronunc iame n too
A sign of the Future.

Sign Of the Future.
from The Chicago tlllinoi.l Dcmoctai. April Q ]
The proprietor Of this paper (John Went
wouh) for the last twenty years has supported
the regular nominations ofthc Democratic party
and all his sympathcs now are with the princi.
pies Of that party, as illustrated BY the admin
siiation # Jefferson, jackson and Van Buren,.
These principles now, which he deems primary
seem To have become secondary to the schemes
of aspiring demagogues, who are continually
disturbing our slavery compromises, and en-.
deayoring To profit by the i'll feeling which they
themselves provoke between the North and the
South
II would take the democratic party not fifteen
minutes to settle the whole slavery difficulty and
restore the party To lis original harmony. Kan
sas applies for admission, with her constitution
in accordance with the United States constitu.
ton. She has elected her two senators ard a
representative, who are ready 10 take their seats
and to act with the democratic party ihe moment
they are sworn 10. Ii bot the free stale sena-
tors, alone, would vote for the admission Of an.
sas, in fifteen minutes she would be in the I'm
ion, and the whole slavery controversy set led
But if they should settle the slavery coniroyer-
sy, such agilaiors as Douglas a Co. would lose
',e'i 'o' I r " . 1,'ue'' ''"m inc 'e'usa'
'>1''s'' ''''' ''n "'s party IN
- " A1'P ''a'''y "s""'''" a'''e Us q" 'nh
ton.
40" u ''''s 'ao' we nave oeeo looking a
''s"' ,'' se"',e"'e" aS uoeP'y ino"eo WIN ihe
P''"''P'.s VI """oc,'cy as tue fanAesl demo-
s.a' sou'u "'s"' az" ye' ee"'le'nen VINO are
'"N'o's 10 '''es' Tue equation OF slavery whom
VIZ Soui' S"Pp'" ii Tue coming election
"",'e We nave moi now nor never had, any
2mP''"! WI" ,"e parry WIN "hieh Mr Mliiatd
i'in'''e "'S Always ao'eui We look upon Inc
P'"''''"' VI "e eo"'ent'oN "nich nominated M"
as ." e"'ie approval OF inc course oil Douglas
~ ~ rsla"oh 10 hansas' we are there
'o's S-,'s"su ''A' mere mas gov 10 DC new mau
anu u'''u ueAe' o'ouenl INTO me hela, and IN
o'ue' :" '''a'', SUCCESS ula' uc@el must DC me
en''ou'u'en' o' i'e principles Of HE great dem
oo's"1 P1'l' WIG" 4'oo'Np''slea 50 'hueh good
o"1s, ''e administrator o' 'eheison' Jackson
I'u d" D1'e"' We must go BACK and take
ce'iI9s1''o "ea''s Wherever 'ney may nave beer
'V-''1 W ''' '1'' &c" years. anu organize men
','V u"e sie1' nA''ona'' uo'iocrai'c party "hieu
'"u gus W ''s S'"''"o'uofs' ah0
- ~ 'o'u' "po" '"e ''shn
~ "u' ''''''oes'
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-04-19
Walkers Filibusierers Defeated and Used
Hin.

The Gulf steamers bring the news Of the
defeat Of 400 Nicaraguan troops nnder Col.
Sehlessinger, near San Jose, by 500 Costa Ri
cans under Mora. Twenty of the flibus,ers
were taken prisoners and shot. chiefly Irish and
Germans. Walkers party was surprised, the
Costa Ricans, after firing one voley, lerpina
the walls and with knife and bayonet cutting
down all they encountered, and dispensing OF
taking prisoners the remainder. The Costa
Ricans had sixteen killed and twenty-five woun-
ded. Ninety Of Walkers men were found
dead, and II was supposed that others persisted
IN the woods. The official details from Gen
Mora are Published in the San Jose papers
Previous accounts stated that Costa Rica was
in great excitement and the war popular with
all classes. Many forei residents had ten
dered their services to the government A
levy Of 5000 men had been ordered and loan
of 100000. Punta Arenas was fun Of troops
under Baron Bulow The principal army,
5000 strong, under Gen. Mora, was marching
upon Nicaragua and would cruss the frontier
in eight days. Gen. Mora 10 his dispatch TO
the minister of war. states that the attack last
ed but fourteen minutes, when the iilbuslers
broke and fed terrified To the woods. closely
followed by th- Costa Ricaus. The field was
sirewed with dead. fmone the Costa Ricans,
six officers were killed Private letters state
that at last accounts Gen. Mera hal embarked
for PuBta Arenas Befare bis departure the
foreign residents OF Liberia. his then headqnar-
tets, gave him public entertainment His
troops were in high spirits, and well armed
The cholera and fever were making great raw
ages in Nicaragua amsng the natives and Wal
ker's army
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-04-19

FRAsKLiS CoUsTY.-Edward f.. Bradbury
Of Westminster, a member Of the senior class
Of Amherst college, has been appointed princi-
pal Of the Greenfield high srhool-Aboui sey.
enty-ive persons have removed west from Char
lemont, within the past year.-A small barn
belonging TO ]. Russell, near the cutlery works
in Greenfield, was burned on Tuesday of last
week and the house adjoining, occupied by
John Bastian, was damaged considerably
Charles W. Long, who went from Greenfield
to Chicago, has been chosen captain Of the Ma.
iional Guard Cadets Of the latter city and
Henry Moody. son of Mrs Fanny H. Moody Of
Greenfield, had his whole property, some $40.
900. destroyed by ERE in Ballsrai, Austrsia,
last December.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-04-19

INTERCHANGEABLE Boston Journal has
a new press, which will enable it to throw of
larger number of sheets in an hour. We
congratulate our contemporary upon the success
which requires the alteration. Elzur Wright
has become associate editor of the Boston Chron,
lele' and the Springfield Republican says, with
Charles c. Hazewel as leading editor, the
Chronicle is thus likely to become the most
thoroughly independent and anii-slavery Jour.
nal OF Boston, as we'll as one Of the most able
IN all respects. The Publishers Of the Wor-
cesier Transcript. an anti-Fillmore American
paper, being unable longer to sustain il, aban-
doned it TO its fate few days since. The
Springfield Daily American, Know Nothing
paper, undecided with regard to the party nom.
lnalion for the Presidency, has expired after a
service Of two months.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-04-19

Old Father Richard, Catholic priest who
came TO Detroit about the year 1875, and died
here IN 1884, had hard time in acquiring En-
gilsh familiarity. He preached one day from
the text, 81 am your shepherd" eyes, my
dear hearers, said he, "what was true Of The
blessed Saviour while upon earth is true of eve
ry faithful pastor now--''l am your shepherd,
and you are my mutton. '-Deiron ADJ.
We don't think that Father Richard was at
all wrong 10 his use Of words on that occasion.
Almost any Catholic priest might say with truth
to his Peoplo--''l am your shepherd, and you
are my mutton"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-04-19

MIDpLEBURr REeIsrER.-The Register of
this weeks contains the valedictory of Joseph
II. Barrett, ESQ.,, its late editor and co-pro-
prietor. Mr. Cobb, his late partner, has pur-
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-04-19
Col. Fremonts Position on the Free State
Question.

Col. FremOnps Position on the Free State
Question.
Many Of onr readers will doubtless be graft
fed with the perusal ofth following letter from
Col. Fremont to Gov. Robinson. As The po-
stion Of the writer is every day becoming
matter of mqeh significance, and many inquir-
les having been instituted. Gov Robinson sub
mitled the following letter to the editors Of the
Boston Atlas and Fiehburg RerciRe for publ
cation. 1t brealhes the right spirit and proves
the truth oflhe assertion in the Aflus that "When
great principles are at stake man of heart is
sure TO find the right side.' But to the letter /:
New YoRK, March II, 1856,
l76 second Avenue.
My Dear Sir Your letter of February
reached me in Washington some time since
| read it with much satisfaction. 1t was a
great pleasure 10 find you rltaiued so lively
recollection of our Intercourse ia Cali fornia. -
But my own experience is, that permanent aad
valuable friendships are most often formed in
contests and struggles. If man has good points
then they become salient, and we know each
other suddenly.
| had both been thinking and speaking of you
lalierly, The Banks Saloting in the House,
and your movements in Kansas, had naturally
carried my mind back 10 our hundred and forty
odd ballots in California, and your letter came
seasonably and flly 10 complete the connection.
We were defeated then but that contest was
only an incident in a great struggle, and the
victory was deferred, not lost. You have car
ried to another field the same principle, with
courage and ability to maintain it and make
you my sincere congratulations on your success
incomplete so far, bat destined in the end TO
triumph absolutely. | had been waiting 10 see
what shape the Kansas question would take in
Congress, that might be enabled to give YOU
some views in relation to the probable result.
Nothing yet has been accomplished But AN
satisfied that in the end Congress will take ef-
hclenl measures 10 lay before the American
people the exact truths concerning your affairs.
Neither you nor ! can have any doubt What YER
dict The people win pronounce upon truthful
exposition. 1t is to DO feared, from the proc
lamalion of The President, that he intends TO
recognize the usurpainn in Kansas as the legilj-
mate government, and that It's sediiion law, the
test oath, and the means TO be taken TO expel
It's people as aliens, will all, directly or ind-
reelly, be supported by the army of the United
States. Your position will undoubtedly be diff
iiculti but you know | have great confidence
IN your frmness and prudence. When the
critical moment arrives, you must act for your
seli-'no man eau give you counsel. A true
man VIII always find his best counsel in that in
splra'lon which good cause never fails To give
MN at the instant of trial. All history teaches
US That great results arc ruled by wise Prov
ldence, and we are but uniis in the great plan.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-04-19

All of which is respectfully submitted.
CHAS. S. DANA, for Committee.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-04-19

Gov. CHARLES RouNsoS, Lawrence, Kansas
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-04-19

In private life, Mr. Seward is gentleman
without reproach or blenisbi aud in his more
recent public course, even his political enc
mles, Il they were honest enough to confess
IT, md far more in him that is worthy of com
menIat'on tnnn OF censure; aud the Mirror
is independent enough to say So"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-19
BY E. w. VAIL, Auctioneer.
o. GOOD CHANCE FOR INVESTMENT
IL Adjourned Sale on account of the Storm
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
By E w. VAIL, Auctioneer.
I'D z M o r Y S A l. E
SPLENDID PARTISAN ARTISTIC
B r ON II r ST

At AUCTION at store 1855 Main Street. next to Bay State
House, formerly occupied by VIZ. B. TABOR & Co.,
Wednesday, May 2lst, at 10 o'clock A. NJ 4.
On exhibition all day Tuesday and on morning of sale
consisting of large assortment Of the costly de-
scrpton of Bronzes the importation of the Partisan
tstic Bronze Company, who obtained the highest gold
and silver premiums at the Crystal Palace in London,
1Seli Dublin 1855 New York, 1853; and Paris in 1856
comprising large groups, among VIII Oh may be found
STAR Knight Stag Hunts small statuettes, Napo
Shepherds, &c.
Candidates. for g. T. and lights; bronze and ormuIa
oandesucks OF every description supported by figures;
vases coupeesi card and jewel receivers hanging flower
Daske with ormua chains segar and match receivers;
per weights &c.
These goods havs just been landed and all in perfect
order.
Ladies particularly invited to examine them previ
Gus TO sale. myl7 dts
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-19
BY Z. w. VAIL.
o. A GRAND CHANCE FOR CAPT
H;,;I TAL1STS Executors Sale of large and valua

Es,,, IABloIS! Executors Sale Of large and vaua
-lAsA.b BILE lot of Real Estate.
FIVE HOUSES At AUCTION
On Union and Mechanic $751; and one at New Worcester
On THURSDAY, May 3d. will be sold without reserve,
on the premises, at the time above mentioned the follow
ing described property by order of the Executor of the
Estate OF David Flagg and by the power contained in his
will all the Real Estate Of said deceased, viz:
The large Double House with Lot No. Is Mechanic st.
ending on Union street.
Double House, with Lot, Nos 20 and q Union st., be
ing good house for two families
House and Lot Nos. % and 20 on Union street. this
also double house. suitable for two three families
House and Lot, No. "A Union street. sufficiently large
for twoor three families.
Also, at o'clock, the day. on the premises that
very desirable estate in the village of New Worcester
recently occupied by the widow said David Fagg
ssng of one acre of land. with large new and thor
ough built HOUSE AND BARN thereon. This estate is
second to other for the residence of any gentleman
who wishes to live somewhat retired from the noise of city
pavements and the hustle incident thereto.
The above sale offers great inducements to capitalists
and SPECTATORS as the property will be sold the high
est bidder, for CASH delivery deed good title
WILDE given The property be sold for the purpose
Of settling the estate agreeable the will of the Testator
For further particulars and admission to the premises
inquire of the Auctoneer Office $50 Main Street, opposite
the Post Office myI dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-19

Good Effects of Dr. Hill Cordial Balm
of Syriacuns.


Dear Sr,-A few months ago called at your es ablish-
ment for your advice when you recommended course of
the Balm Of Syuacum. am at last. with much shame,
Induced address you the miserable situation
in, when commenced taking your blessed medicine 1
convinced the disease afflicted with solely
occasioned by having contracted in early youth,
Infamous habit, the continual practice OF which
had totally destroyed my constitution. The health of my
body not only affected, but the powers of my mind
much weakened; my Judgment had lost its sodity,
and my memory its retenve facutes my head was CON-
fused and subject to frequent swmmngs and had been
much troubled with oppression at my breast, which
occasioned constant perspiraton 1 had pains in my
stomach and weakness and general debility all over
me, with constant yawnng and seepness; my appetite
was hucuatng my spirits greatly depressed so that at
times could scarcely refrain from Ching and nvoiun-
tary weepingi my eyes were in1amed and frequently
emitted watery hume in word was an object Of
misery. L paid strict attention to your advice and
continued taking the Medicine according to your drec
tons for about three months perfectly recov
ered therefore, think it not Only my duty to acknow
edge the service you have done but inform pub
lie for the benefit of others, who labor under the
any disease similar, to those from which happily
recovered.
1 am, dear sir, your most obliged humble servant
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-19
by E. w. VAIL, Auctioneer.
d. VALUABLE COTTAGE HOUSED
E8,;. AND LOT

In Genteel Neighborhood.
VIII be sold on the premises, Saturday, MAY "a,
at 10 O'Clock, modern and thorough built COTTAGE
situated on WESTMINSTER STREET, next north of the
House recently built by Charles Upton ESQ., containing
eight well finished rooms with all the late improvements;
is supplied with good well OF water The lot contains
about 1000 square feet of elevated and upon tbs same
is good assortment Of Fruit Trees For beauty of oca
ton this place is unsurpassed by any other in ihs city,
commanding one Of the finest views in Worcester county,
and needs only to be to be appreciated Terms at
sale For further particulars inquire of the Auctoueer
at nus ONCE, 100 Main st. L. w. VAIL.
Worcester Nav II IAE6 dc
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-19
BY E. w. VAIL.
ReoI Getote.

a TAVERN STAND-FOR SALE
EE-eEE& OR 10 BE LET "A good Tavern Stand situ
lseSft5eIE ated about miles from Worcester The
IiiE premises consist of about % acres of wood and
49, tillage land, with coed buildings, nearly new
The House is convenient and commodous with l rooms
The Barn has stalls for 10 horses with drive way through
It. Ii Will be sold at bargain if applied for immediate-
yi or, if not Sold will be rented on reasonable terms
Inquire OF the subscriber at No. 237 Main St. Worcester
my1f du L. l.. MASON.
o. FOUNTAIN COTTAGE FOR SALE
Mii,,,,I That pleasant COTTAGE HOUSE in Cherry
-AA- alley in Leicester, with oubudings and lands
connected Herewith, (about II acres in high state of
cultivation and well stoc&ed with Fru. Trees of the
Choicest kinds and in bearing condition. offered for sale
on accommodating terms. Apply to B. B0TT0MLY, on
the premises, or at the Spy Office myl3 d3m
E& REAL ESTATE FOR SALE,-sit-
iiis uated in MULBERRY GROVE Leicester, consisting
ssA- Of HOUSE nearly and two acres of land The
land in an excellent state of cultivation and well stocked
with Fruit Trees, in good bearing condition The above
oilers rare chance for suburban residenceoy for me-
chanc who wishes 20 cultivate a small snoi Of land
For further particulars inquire Of JOHN PIPER near
the premises, or of IA CURRY
Worcester, May 15 1856 d2w
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-19

Size and Price Reduced, from so to 25 cents
a bottle Hdmmond's LINN nt-the best Imminent ia
use and one that is used by Physicians we'll the
peope The label hears the certificate of of
hes physicians and citizens All orders from merchants
and others addressed to j. O. Hill Worcester, Mass will
receive prompt attention.
n Bear in mind that the price is reduced.
J. q. HILL, Bpothecary,
Iny12 dawtf Worcester, Mass.
Health aud Strcmgth.-DR. 5 d RLGEARD
SONS SHERRY VINE BIrTERS is the best medicine
used for Spring and Summer complaints 1t has
been hber5iy patronized than any other
tahlshed in this country It is the same Richardson's
Bitters which has restored many invaids to health
throughout the New England States for the past thirty
years
B. Beware Of limitations called Sherry Wine Bit
ters The genuine have fac simile OF my signature
upon the outer envelope For sale by Druggists every
where, and at my office, No 81 Hanover street, Boston,
my1 lw2mt
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-19

Balm of Thousand Flowers Reader
DO YOU wish beautiful complexion If So the Balm
OF thousand Fl0UerS" 1t eradicates all Tam Pimpes,
and Freckes frcm the face. For washing and shaving
and cleansing the Teeth leaving beautiful perfumed
reatt-I 1T HAS NO EQUAL!
FETRIDGE CO.. Boston, G. h. sPURR sole agent
Worcester. mch26 d1y
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-19
MARRIED.
Mem ADVERTISEMENTS.

UBREMIUM FIRE-W KS!
Gold MEDIA awarded by the Massachusetts Charita-
BILE Mechanics Association to
MES G.. VEY,
PyrOtechnist, who now offers at wholesale and re.
tail, all the vare les of his well known articles in
this line, consisting in part of
ROCKETS, ROMAN CANDLES,
PIGEONS, BENGAL LIGHTS,
DOUBLE HEADERS FLOWER POTS,
GRASSHOPPERS, TORPBOOEs,
PIN WHEELS BLUE LIGHTS,
SERPENTS, SLOW MATCH,
WHEELS, BATTERIES,
MINES, LINE ROCKETS
FIRE BALLOONS, FLORAL SHELLS,
or colored stars.
new article called Uncle Sam's Cracker, Of
mammoth size.
Also GOLD CHOP PISTOL and CANNON CRACK
ERs CHINESE ROCKETS, two sizes.
Mottos and Large Fancy Pieces
Manufactured at the shortest rolice.
Orders solicited from Committees for Public Celebra
tions and from individuals, for private
Address JAMES G. HovEY, I49 Washington Street,
or q Milk Street. Boston.
Laboratory at Cambrdgeport Mass.
Boston, May 10, 1856. hW&FtJy4
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-19

Worcester HydrOPRth5c Institution
on arch and FouRtGtn sts., Worcester, Mass. The
propretors of this Institution aim to make it com.
forab bic home for nyds at all The location is
elevated and healthy yet easy of access from all parts Of
the city.
The medical department is conducted by DR. S. ROGERS
and has been limited to the exclusive of
those cases which seemed require other treatment
For terms, &C., address
E. F. ROGERS, SUPERINTENDENT
Outdoor practice attended, to-. Office hours Ito Pm
au27 d&wtf
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Boston advertisements.
Boston ADVERTISEMENTS.
f A N @ Y G. O O d S
II TOY s. "a
HOLDEN. CUTTER, & COMPANY,
IMPORTERS,
is AND II KILBY STREET,
BOSTON.

TOYS and FANCY GOODS by the case, well assorted
n each case from $40 $l25 per Agents for Sam
aerson Lanergan's celebrated Fireworks.
mch1 dis9m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-19

80 MASSACHUSETTS MORGAN.
Zlrx@N The undersigned gives notice that his fine
SA&N stallion, Massachusetts, Morgan, will stand the
1E- remainder Of the season at his stable on Pleas
ant Street. opposite Lncolus Nurseris Massachusetts
Morgan sired by the celebrated Green Mountain Nor
gan, owned by Sas Hale Of Royalston His dam was
Of the best English blood with the Morgan and he
raised by Calvin Wheelock Of Sutton in this county
Massachusetts Morgan is Of the finest animals in the
country He weighs over 1000 pounds, ard he's troed
his mile In three minutes. For ymmetry Of form and
grace Of motion and bottom, he has no superior.
The stock q Massachusetts Morgan inh rt all the good
quat Of their sire and his colts have been sold at
prices ranging from 400 to 1000 dollars.
Terms the season. Mirea brought from DISTANCE
will be kept three or four days. until served, without
e. tra charge JAALAM GATES
myl9 d0od&wtf 173 Pleasant 81.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-19
New advertisements.
DE- W. M. PRATT. Auctioneor.

-d9JouThed SdIe--this afternoon at 4 O'clock
1 E'1AN EXECUTORS SALE OF REAL
81, ESTATE.
I.A By License Of Court, will be sold Public NC
u, on the premises lately owned and occupied by Levi
Il. cunningham. in Worcester, Monday, the 10Th
DAY OF May at o'clock in the afternoon the following
Real Estate, to wits The two-stOry ID yelling House.
Win the Lot on which 1t stands, containing about 300U
square feet OF land situate the westerly side of Null
berry street and corner of Shelby street. Said House
was oult ana is conveniently arranged for
ments AMI is in good repair snd the Lot well fitted up
ana fenced and is stocked with variety Fruit Trees
The location is very desirable Terms made known at
sale Fer further particulars qnire of Eli A. Cunning
man, Zof MAN street, Woceste', IF the subscriber
WIN. B. CUNNINGHAM Execu or
"" i-ohuoh' AprIl IL, 1896 myl9 dts
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-19
SUPERIOR SHIFTING LINENS
RIPED SATIN DIMITY
FOR SKIRTS.
" 90 oHAMBERLrN BARNARD, & cos.

VHNHE COPARTNERSHIP heretofore exist
"a ing between the subscriber and the late ADoLPHUs
BAYLEs, having been terminated by the death of the
senior partner the subscriber hereby gives notice to his
friends and the public that he shall continue the business
at the old stand where the business of the late firm will
be settled. AHAZBASSETT
my19 d3w
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MUNN'S INTELLIGENCE OFFICE,
227,,,,....MAlN STREET, UP STAIRS. ........ 227
gENo HOUsEK EEP ERS.-A girl desires a sit.
uaton as chambermaid, and to sew TWO GIRLS,
with good refer noes, desire situatonsj WET NURSE
be ha also girl for 70 cts and one for DO cts week
ANENGLiSH WOMAN wishes to tsss child
IN 10 nurse al her home. Another woman will take
child " nurse
NuEN WANTED--ro sell a valuable article
lVM Good encouragement given. Apply as above.
OsT -on the 10Th Instant, a Gold Cham sand PEN
Gill; with the initials \. J. o. on the pencil The md
VIII be suitably rewarded by leaving the me at o A.
BR0WNING'S, 100 Main 81. myl8 d8r