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GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY, Class Is,
To be drawn in Baltimore City, April I2, 1856
ON THE HAVANA PLAN.
All the prizes on this plan must be drawn.
SCHEME.

800 Approximation Prizes ranging from 5000 to S20
Tickets, $lo-Halvea, 5-Quarters, 81 so.
Prizes payable in full.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY, Glass H.
To be drawn in Baltimore City, April 20, 1886.
~ ALL PRIZES.
Every ticket in this Grand Lottery without any drawn
numbers on it will be entitled to g.
Nrrr r,nI
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a GREEN WOULD RESPECTFULLY
EAe inform the citizens of Washington and the
public in general that he has just received large as
sortment Of
Gold-band and white French China Dinner and
Tea Ware
Very fine gilt white, and lowered Vases
Do Ice Cream Shells
Cologne Bottles and Card Baskets
Als, large and general assortment of Flint Glass
Ware, and large stock Of mahogany and walnut
Furniture Beds, and Mattresses of evey description
all of which will be sold low for cash. Please call
and examine at No. 500, Seventh street.
Very respectfully, A. GREEN.
mar 28-eo2w
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THE AMERICAN BROTH.

ERS.
II. Magilton, of Penn,
Geo. Dunbar, of Maryland,
+ Donaldson, Of Alabama,
@. Crosby. of Ohio; ard
THE YANKEE BROTHERS
Hercules Libby, of Ohio,
H. Omar, of Virginia,
]. Davenport, OF Texas, anc
q. Noyes, OF Tennessee.
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LOTTERIES.

MARYLAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES.
FOX APRIL, 1856.
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TWO PARTIES,
Each the only persons that
have executed the feats, have
both entered for the new ex
ploits Of The Double Perche,
the Globe Perche, and the
Double Ladders, viz:
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MAD. OLINZA,

of Rus sia,
Has entered rs the best Tigh!
Rope Performer.
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IT j. MIDDLETON, Dealer i'm Ice.--
lie Office and Depot southwest corner of F and
Twelfth streets. feb 26--1y
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"TaERE Is A balm IN GILEADi,,

THERE is A BALM IN GILEADp'
THAT long supposed balm 10 the affiict.
cd is now about being introduced 70 the pub.
lie. the proprietress having the earnest socita-
ton Of many friends. consented 90 10 do.
MRS. THOMPSON'S
+ X TRACT OF HERBS,
A sure and elective cure for
COUGHS,
COLDS.
GROUP,
ASTHMA, and
HOPPING COUGH,
Which has never failed to effect cure in any Of the
above diseases
~ Look at the following:
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PERRY DAvIs'S
PA | N * IL / E r.,

TNHIS unparalleled preparation is re-
. - ceiviDg more testimonials Of its wonderful II.
icacy in removing pains. than any other medicine
ver offered TO the public
And these testimonials came from persons Of every
iegrce OF Intelligence, and every rank Of life. Ph -
icians Of the first respectabiity and perfectly II
gersant with the ure of diseases aud remed ey
ave recommended this OF The most etfec .r,l
n their line OF preparations for the extinction Ct
)ain.
This certfes, that have for several wears ms
Mr. Daviss Vegetable Pain Killer in my family,
'evera of those cases for which it is recommended,
A. BRONSON,
Pastor of the Second Baptist Church, in Fall river
This may certify that / have used Perry Days's
Vegetable Pain Killer with great success in cases If
Iholera Infantum, Common Bowel Complaint Bron-
hits, Coughs, Colds, &c. and would cheerfully re-
commend Il as family medicine.
JAMES c. BOOMER,
Pastor of the Baptist Church.
This may certify, that have used Perry Davis
Vegetable Pain Killer in numerous cases. and bet We
Il to be very valuable medicine have prescrit ed
1 extensively in Bowel Complaint, (partcularly Tor
;hildren) and IL is in my opinion, superior to a.
Preparation have ever used for the relief of tho
diseases. When gwen to children, | have diva $
combined II with the syrup of gum arabic. say tsn
lrops to a tea-spoonful of the syrup, we'll mixed.
others have mixed it with milk and molasses eqnll
,arts. a. HUNTING, NJ D.
SrR: deem II a duty owe 10 society, especially
that estimable medicine" Perry Davis's Fan
Killer
When passing through Galena, some two weel
igo, purchased at your agency, 25 cent bottle. I
then suffering from a severely bruised hand. I
applied il in the store, and asounded at the s-
most instantaneous relief Before left the store II
Inflammation removed, and in less than an hour,
tie pain ceased: In two days my hand was well
,ver. Finding it to be really remedy, determin d
try its effects curative for the Piles to which
iad been martyr for years After five dressing 6,
ny piles were amongst the things that had been. I
I'm now entirely free from them, and in good
health as ever was In my life.
have recommended the Pain Killer TO others simi-
iarly afflicted, and always with good effect.
Several OF the captains of the upper river boats
Jne of the most valuable medicines ever discovered
am, dear sir, respectfully YOURS,
JOSEPH o. MARTIN.
For sale, Wholesale by druggists in all the prnc;-
pal cities and at retail by apotbecaries and storekeep
Daily American organ., 1856-04-04

RESIGNATION s-Don't start, gentle reader n "a
not government clerk. Few Of them die and
none resign, and, moreover, the place IL already
filed. Mr.. David Bevins, the gentlemanly and
sctive clerk Of the steamer Baltimore, has re-
sipped
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The MARQUEE The carpenters are busy In ar
ranging for the Railroad Circus. The preparations
are on very extensive scale, and everything
promises lively time next week for the Centre
Market Space,
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below the bridge would be much less in proper
ton than for improving above, as it would be con-
nned 70 constructing the cut-wnter and dredging,
which is estimated to require $64, 900, making d
total of $l7l 400 for the whole work.
SUPREME CoURT OF THE UNITED STATES, Thurs.
day, April B. 1856.--No ~. Amaron Ledoux. ct
al, plaintiffs in error, vs. John Black ct al
This cause was argued by Messrs Carlisle and
Badger for the plaintiffs in error, and by Hon j. P.
Benjamin for the defendants in error
Nos 73 and "a. The Mechanics and Traders'
Bank, branch of the State Bank of Ohio, plaintiffs
in error, VS.. Henry Debolt, late Treasurer of Ham
ilton county, and Charles Thomas, Treasurer of
Hamilton county
These causes were submitted to the considera-
ton of the court the record and printed arp,,.
ments by Messfs. Perry and Stanberry for the plain
tifis in error, and by Hon. George E. Pugh for the
defendants in error.
ror. VS.. Jotham Salisbury ct al.
This cause was argued by Mr.. Austin for the de-
fendants in error
Adjourned until tomorrow, IL o'clock.
SOUTHERN TRAvEL.--Since the raising of the ice
embargo the southern Potomac river line has re-
gained its former heavy travel. The extension of
the Richmond Acquia Greek Rail Road to the
junction OF the Orange and Manassas Gap Roads
viii give to the old company such advantage, that
there can be no competition. 1t is understood to
be already under contract, and will be pushed With
the vigor that eharacterzes the company. A trip
down the Potomac, and view of the tomb Of
Washington, is of itself an object Of such interest
a. to induce people rather to 90 cut of the way to
enjoy it. But this is really the direct line between
North and South, Notwithstanding the mail is sent
round by another.
"NEp KENDALL -. The Courier has arrived
sir.n
Courier--don't say the c,rrier has arrived. or
you shan't play again on board this ship"
Mr.. Kendall, said to be the greatest bugle-player
living, with his band of eighteen performers, has
arrived and taken lodgings at the Exchange Hotel.
He will play upon the silver bugle won at the prize
trial at London, some years ago, in which he had
some hundreds OF competitors All honor TO
American talent. But Mr.. X. will "blow" for
himself
MnLr--Miss Robertson plays the part Of Milly,
or the I" maid of the milking pail " tonight, and
what is more, sings song Of the same name. This
Is one OF the most charming little plays of the day,
anc one IN which she appears to the greatest sd-
vantage. Last night she as Bob Nettles and Mr.
Burnett as Waddiove, made greater havoc with
stays and buttons than known before and ve hut .,
press the general hope that this piece win be re-
peated.
RESIGNATION start, gentle reader. II ia
not government clerk. Few Of them die and
none resign, and, moreover, the place IL aIready
hlled. Mr.. David Bevins, the gentlemanly and
sctive clerk Of the steamer Baltimore, has re-
signed.
The MARQUEE The carpenters are busy In ar
ranging for the Railroad Circus. The preparations
are on very extensive scale, and everything
promises lively time next week for the Centre
Market Space
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EWPrice of Tickets. Wholes, IS; Halves, 50 80;
Quarters, VI rs.
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For sale, Wholesale by druggists in all the princ-
pal cities and at retail by apotbecares and sorekeep
RS In every town In the United States and Canada
md by GRAY a BALLANTYNE and JOHN T.
MORTIMER. Washingtnp. D. @ fob Ik-amd
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GreensyeIa springs.

FI'fiE undersigned having iehs'l the above eel
I brnfrd frrinaR fnr The poHiHg sttisaH, takes
This tnethri Vt announcing 10 his friends AMI the
public generally. lint 10 will he prepared To
ui,et ihr snn fut the accommodation ei visitors,
on thp t1th If May, inst.
itesuiiug It unnecessary and aurerfnoils to enter
into q lengthy description ~ tie thlhphe ft'tt
ties II flta winter. fhe stii,seribsr " nd mtfe'y
state n the public TINT on rqtefnl fnalsFis ~
the zntne ty MpeFts j J. n " Ri'de'lt Hfm'
isia of Tie University of Lonis ana tftE rfAh'
ounce tho waters to be composed Of The following
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Dental Notice.
wtssse ycarasing,

rr,HE subscriber, well kuown6 -. = q
to the citizens Of Raenif I I II
Range. from long residence. oifets has rfr
tess,ana services to the puhhe, as tcacker
of the Piano FaerE, tn VtoltS AMI or
NSr-a-Pt>roS he viii ais, MraI>hmo.'c
TOR Private Parties, oree, &c Letters
addressed to him through The poS' Office,
will se pro nptiv answered ant orders lei'
al tse Comet Office, will NJ Il immediate
attention. lorlll II w JOLLY
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INU MBER Gl.
Gbe at(mning Comet.
Published Daily Mondays EHospted.l
q. a. yak ~. Edttor ii Proprietor.
Offico on Third Street.

tFg~ 'k'pr,,ss.--rHE subscription Il g NPh at the
rate rf 50 hh per bnnum. paYaIls In advance or
AZ 90 at the expiration n sin months The Efsf'
" Is published IT ~ - per nnnhm invariably in
aigpnte, Both viii lie ttnGiuall vheiivsrsd With
IN the limits II Tie CITY by The carrier.
sg adversisings-hN Dollar per square
for the FIRST Insertion, mud haif thai amount Tor
ever subsequent nssrion-ten lines or less, con
s.itte s'ihntn
Nearly Advertising Merchants, Tfs
Hhrsi and ntr.fs, wtl he contracted with on The
aest reasonable terms. a
gT- sot~saaflt. .sorR facilities fhr doing
jolssN9fl with neatnsss and dpsphtth--th all Va"
fiutinq II enars rtniini hp surprised by my es-
tatishtasnl IN Tie CitY-stch rs;
LAwFtns i'htrf@ HAtts ittRhts- POSTERS bill
HrAps-lttl uF itbtygs- rRngHAHHEe- biHuTtpH
TdH Ffs- DRrda,sts' ltanrts @iAapsa@ ffpeHivHs -
ard Vtstttss UAaits For further pa tithiats, we
invite ybn ia call AMI see nur specimens.
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Architectural CARDS, &f.
@. q. Will SON,

Thttd Street twu irots Nnrth nf The Post once,
HAVING permanently located ih baton ltepse,
We wrall respectfully solirit 4 stHte # the
public patronage Hpina rfarti"ntlp W"rhnen, We
arp 10 wih nu the ,nust reasonable teiiHs und IN
the a. et style
AiEu. tir ,irtnH, t,th'ing alaslhs and PAPER
hanging NEATLY executed.
.fg- t,,utatiun work solicited ard promptly
attended ~ dpria-v4
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u n1t

The intelligent Physician VIII hf uhce rareeIve
ti.at ihis water passssEss the mast thlohbie med
;rYl uuslitfre j l. Il ". =. HIHHf1L.
Tb.t following ntfnr1 gtttlt ~ fihr hiEtFs'
standing III tie medical prfrssi' NJ Hdd her tes'
tulnry IN the nheYr. aud y cuttinehh The wb'et
III Il q irirrt TURNS far " rHft IT hFFpprsia, !,
futeralgtn tteulhl4as Utot"y, EhlFhe lis, HFes
nftta btn " liveI.apiern aud IL we &, RtF' fnlh
10 ~ s varieties, ttstHa's ~ tie sliti hha most
oil The G'iure eilH'HtE lbht females at subject
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Asssnny the Bate Arrivals
or NEW goobs Ar TltE

IT TTT'F . -'TT7 ~
I'hlintgslpi,n Cheap snsh sfnT",
WILL l,e found beautiful new style
w i'nfa rnrrtas Flrt,ueed robes, gptg chaHr
tnrue i, sanr ttuptt nf an til pHtuqsf FHhia iniS
,hd Nart;lug very superior nuaiitY ~ Hents hln
81 Cnm5ffr linndkefui iefs afsw pieces ef super
Witt. tiHeu dritl Fnf sale ~ ~"
rHtAnEtrHA tHFtF 'Ash ff2hF,
nh,Qt II lafayette Street.
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NEW GOODS.

IraT nECtlvfp pet Steamship CrhawhHt bon
u tsw yott. Beautiful White nni thlnhfed Nrl-
lianlires. rlalu and rlpd NhitF Jaennets, Nhs
sruira P,yf,a Nnstiua TnhfbtierpH Ewtss Qua ! =
lnut ft,uis Pain l'lnpk md talottd EnfHges-
tnafpa unI Misses White Cotton Hose, 'ilHtF mud
rpfnfpd silk Gtayps, Ftiet hiHs ri q aud White
ti4na ts'iafz nnf Si3ptnt. Figured nnh ti'tl
9Th rnfaRnla trasz Hair Cloth anf Corded
skirts. FaI snia Very CiIiIAP at Tie
Pun ,btt fnra CnFtrfAsn FtotF,
Aottt ~ Lafayette street,
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llrofcs1'aml ll1ljttg.
uNnAN FruAir. nlatltrl Atlnrrfy.

reafrssiptut shtti.
nR. nuCaElN. Vt The Ntlteal Faculty
~ OF Montpelier tFtaueei having re-
recently established hlnscil "a thle NY
ahets Ais prJie ssI"uel soWiGe t"'ha rh4ic
fYg- L. will at ali siaree be found II VI
prtol's residence. GneAr fudes lle'k'tl
.anlegs professionally engaged oet2aath
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tI'n EsH.tisfEst.

4 lElN'S Cor1 and Cotton Co'lIvefor
"A IldR truly osch)agricnIlnta' lmpiov
at Ut haa hrrn IulI3 tested hy hiEh'Y ree.
peetahlep ana p,actltol planters " hn aitorlu
ninl "a, that hy it, use. ,n The cultivation
vi Corn Cane, ~ Cotton there Is saviue
nt NJ loast oue third he labor to nan auu
harso p,pt the common pleW, II isa nnw
invention, Patented March Isis
Planters are invited to cal, aad examine i
/ suppj, ola Aspj ana t,r ra!e ht
w =. Tt1NNARn.
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llrw Ubral) Stort.
Esensssifas Spring Goods.

JItEr RECEIVED pat Steamship Galawha FROM
y Npw yofk, and npensh this inarh'ne, rh"'ee
-eartinn nr ladies Dress 'lsoHss Fpnnsed bar
aps tIuies rh lily, pain aui niatA iihreges,
t!frphatps. Lawns, very fnn iilhrt Alpaca, super
,nn,iasi,tp lngt,sh nnd ftehah prints. Hriiantes,
Gar,ted lawns Paris sFlphils is. q new article i"t
ladies' appss4s Itenadiuss Sc, nt the
PHILADELPHIA CHEAP CASH SFhHE,
matgf lafayette straats
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Thear aprtnet rre delightfully."- situated "
miles Ftou ~ ~ HnuFe. % the hnitt Of TIE
Amitr River. IL It beautiful fttyr Tith COED fFltt
ittr huntite dr iu fnri, With ttot having he'd IL
clsu lf yeuw nv thntt for tlle last three tehis
with dhit communication finn Intet Fntsf, u
uirts Inducements unsnr passt i III this or gity
other F'atr
The nndptsigned natters hiinzelf. that fron
some yonft eprtf 5Hte ih one ~ tho test hotels
in rh}lndpphtn, thAi its vii give sH iisinction.
Thrr" ~ be y tnpf ~ music lnritg the sea-
son nnd dAhfittr every night.
~ il'-=h linz of EnFre viii run from Bate
ltoure to lh9 springs and back daily. .
". BADGER.
areouwcl Springs, April 1sth, maya
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+. DE ROSAS LACERDA

+, DE R0SAS LACERDA,
Ra FHpN Rot OF. Iii,
INFORM y tha paAHc Ia general tNa'
i he il now prenarrd TO repair N IA be 4
,nanne,, The OLDEST end MOST DE-
FECrIvE PIANOS, al Wary Nop%RAre
palcss and every ind Of Musical insiru
ments, He will also tune at very reduced
prices. fol his customers aud the pubic IL
general,
urles lett at the lewelrv store OF Mr.
Theodore Goldman will be promptly at
tended 70,
teblslsf. E.DE. R0SASLACEanA.
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cnrriagea.aaarncss. ysh;ns,%S e.

fGNIE Subscribers assortnent ai te'na-
,.s Nnlae.e yelling, &f is a.,p' toul.
pcte. aua N itvs an eNam'na'''A
hi t,tk before purchasing II NV q.
,.rn- ~ !, .,nranters has prices as los d,
As az, II Ihr tuuth,
uarernom eo,nnr Of Third and F'osiAt
Streets. Manufacturing and tepalri,, Il
superior style ~ The old established Stant
relae- Of Main and Church Streets.
W, il. tuNNARn.
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THE MAGIC CORN AND COB MILL

rE'liE MAGIC corn AND cor MILL s super
| i,.r to Huv hernt' fore offered Tor fFfNbiHG
FEfD foR tFuGk. u viii grind twenty bushels
Of stock feed per our, with ihr power of "he
mule or IL wal grind ak bushels Of hhn neal
p,rr hour or siX bushels Of com and cob fnr stock
feed per hour. with the power OF one mule.
This MAGIC MILL wns patented IN sciteh~
Der, is5h md is undoubtedly superior to all its
predecessors.
Dur prices will he found to be much lower than
other mn. Of infr',ior euHlty For rnie by
SAMUEL LOOKF, I, 4 and Front Isvee.
NV Orleans.
Agent for the Manufacturers.
IVY Tho nbnqc drscrihrd Mil chn be fe' n Mt
tie store Of II H. PUrkET, Church Street, Baton
itouge, who ia the ngcnt for the sale of The
anne The mill can be furnistcd mt any lnndtnR
on the river, between New Orleans and Bayou
Sara, for s 5--freight Included. may1"iy
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Nrw lRBfrA1-DRAss G9oDs.
,r ruf PHILADELPHIA cueap eroRe

TUsT received by rteamer Grenada, an.
y other assortment oftho ahog goods cof-
ai@f,nt OF Striped Black Ghallef, pain
plaid & rtti,ed Jiaek lhrroges, plain Il h.
u,cd fancy rol'd CGalltys dteHa patterns
plain Il tlauncrd Iiafregcg, Organizes jaco.
nets and Swtss Nos'in. Mao, henp' liul
sa,tnrni of trimmings ,ibbnts ~. nIl OF
Which are bought at auction an' viii be
sull nt very low prlc@s. hlnY y.
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WILL be opened This morning .
w hsnniiri,l assortment uf lnai"s dteaa trim
riiurr uf ths latest Pnris style Sash hnh hnnhet
Hhuns. a. The run trf'rHt 'nf'p tsHHF'Rht
marta ~ Lafayette street.
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CARPET e. RUGS.

rFyHE subscriber has lnst received from
New infk q large assortment of In
grain. Three rly. and Brussels Carpets, oil
II which will he sold at low nricef,
sent "a " y FHildtlFS,
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U'st'sf Arrival of tERc Acnsaa
Al TIE oNt rItirT
fyOFRsseg E,nsisDl'Sssp1'.

rFNilr subscriber haz inet received hr
Steamer trfscfNl tlrf from New
Yatls. . large and beautiful azsnf,reut of
GEMS Nf$tHNG tpbH$,
ratvrz'tnr ~ npn l'n=oin Nhti'a, Ni't
Cotton ahi Ve,ttau undei shirts shit tnl.
lats Linen and Cotton Draws, linsl.ry
(,'p,ca >nsptn1ets. Linen and sill, 'ocke'
lIikf Eia,Hie NrrE 'i'irs, Sta,ts Sticks.
Se all AZ uatea have been telrf'rd ff"ut
thr ,noat ia htnnahln houses III New ie'k
enl wll he soI' u lew p,iees III o'der 10
do justice ana give taiiatart'"n 'o"esh buy
e,s he h0a rnale il = rule ~ all - tes th
deduct tau per cent tot cash end vii ~ all
eases ttrirtly aohare "a thai r'inrrlr
soFiG !, w. ID FltihL'ia
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INSI1R ANCE.
Southern Mutuni Insurance Company
af tIason Waw1e,

heo'porofeibg ~ dd IF iegte''ftre of ho"fsf"e"
4pprrred, hhrh tsh. ls55
Authorised Capital. ts..i @Jho,WM,W
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-26
SHOES, BOOTS, AND CATERS.

). X, HAYWOOD having taken this retail department
Of Goodnow Heywoods Shoe Store would announce to
the numerous patrons OF the concern ad the public gen
orally that his has full and well assorted Stock of Boots
Shoes and RuboerS for Ladies', Gents and Chldren's
wear This Stock has been selected with great care, is
well adapted 10 the wants of this unitywi be shown
with pleasure and offered at such prices will insure
ready sale s. r. IL hopes by prompt personal attention
to business to merit the patronage heretofore bestowed
upon this establishment, Piper Block No. 267 ilaut
Worcester Feb. s diff
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BOTANIC DRUGGISTS, NO. 81 FRONT STREET.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in fresh Medicinal Roots
Banks, HERBS Flowers, Gums Seeds, Essential Oils Elk
tracts, Plasters &c, &c, which propose to cell at
prices thar cannot fail to satisfy the purchaser.
Worcester, Jan. so. deop&w3m.
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LEONARD 4 co Agents.
Express Office $50 Main Street


NOticesW. L. HOBBS. Teacher of all kinds of Brass
Instruments, Caripnet, Flute &C. Brass Bands taught
in the most thorough manner.
Also. music composed arranged for brass and string
bands, ochesras &c. Apply tc Loring Brothers, Music
Store, or W. L. Hobbs, 20 Winter st., Worcester
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Mrs. M. W. GcraGis Fenaaie PhysFcInl

80 % "a " 'N.EH&Ahuss II efsHsaAe n nystCEash
Mrs g. having given special attention 10 the theory of
Midwifery, and united with the study about six years of
practice three of which has been in this city, and without
the loss Of single mother child would with degree
of confidence still vfe and recommend her services her
friends generally she considers the business belonging
exclusively to qualified females.
B. Uterine and other Female Complaints will also
be attended to in with Dr. Wilson's Serpentine
Supporter.
Residence, 50 Summer street, between Central and Elk
hange SITS. Mo diff
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DOOMS TO LET in ClarI S new Blocs.- One
u q Front Boom, second story, with fre-proof SAFE
Also one on the third story. Apply 10
d27 dtf WIN. G. CLARK
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-26

DR.. Harris, Dentist. still occupies those pleas
ant rooms 1853 Main, of Walnut street Thankful
to his former patrons for their assistance he will endeaVo
to retaiu their confidence, which he ater5 himself he ha
won and to gain that of all Others who may favor him
with their patronage
HIS Artificial Teeth, which have given such genera
satisiacton inserted in all the various Styles and up
on inc best materials. iy26 def
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-26

WILLIAM DICKINSON,
:. NOrARY PUBLIC,
No. lis Main street, Worcester.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-26

Try BEST The loudest DO stng and windiest self
wanting is not always indicative of the greatest merit
Now although there nume Gus Preparations so high
6loIcn that the untia would think they originated
ly little beneath the sky and possess such remarkable
qualities they unfit for roor mortal esh but
designed for ETHEREAL class of beings il is
fresbur TO cine contact with remedy adapted to hui
man Ills and such lieve to be'G. W. Stones Cough,
Consumption and Bronchitis Elixir 1t makes only a
modest enUncation of lis merits, but from actual trial
observation believe it TO be the Usry cough
remedy extant 1t has cured very bad and tight
ed cough and colds in forty eight hours; try it.
BUSH & co. Sole Asents Tor Worcester County
B. Wiugate, New England Village; c. A. Hale Grafton.
fyl4 DAWN
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-26

SUCCESSOR TO l.. 7. LAZBLL,)
WHOLESALE & RETAIL DRUGGIST,
AMI dealer in Gold Plate and Foil, Mineral Teeth and
Dental Findings Also Manufacturer of Soda Water and
Syrups
N. B. Physicians Prescriptions carefully prepared
rom the best medicines dis diff