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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-09
Burlinga,nc and the Yankees.

The substance Of speech by Mr.. Barlingnlno,
Of Clifton house notoriety. delivered in cinein
uat. will be found in another portion sf this
paper We have come TO the conclusion since
reading it-not that Mr. BufIingame is an opstar',
for We had done that before-bnt that the Yam
kee Is. after ALL very osefal animal. He posses
ses much mechanical ingenuity. IA sufficient share
ofindastry, and general thing is satisfied with
fair compensation. Mr. b. enumcratcs many
valuable arts possessed by the Yankee, aud as
Southern men do not like to occupy themselves
with such matters, and ean very easily command
whatever talent or accomplishment the Yankee
possesses we nre disposed 10 think favorably. in
an economic point of view of the arrangement
that has attached Yankee department to the
country. We need the Yankee, as the negro, Ia
do many things that we do not chose 10 do our.
selves.
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toWua~ssoNHR. NoT1oE.--ro Cai,;,

= l"' hrlet Tate Claiborne Daisun Grsttvis T. DO
-, aries Des'n ------ Blford and Augusta N
VII arN Ann Ashe and Pau ma Hage You and sacb
@ VIA 'ake notice That have appointed 10Th day #
,P''hogf next at my oicc in the ClA # Ivnt llr, A. tho
e AMI lacc for taking he TOLL wing aerounis ordered =,
in ny decree Of HE Grcnit Court The eitv Lynch
IN me IA day of November. l-5. IA cansr therein dc,
M M a.d lucy Ito, adminiratriy of Edmond Ta,e
Hi.lfr, i''ay l2nnuiagton. Sergeant or the Cor
80 u J.. 5t ''ea'; AMI as such admir- OF Edh5uI Tat,
sec " 5 ii1 9eiI,el'es are deiendeaf~; VIZ
L. Ih' account of Iaty Tate as adj ~,
Ia OF Ela.lf Tq.e Grc.l "a MN 't' IS
Araeeaunt Of all the personal Estate Of Edmond Tat,
"ee q, and If lat it con isis '''' i''t
'zhutseS Of Edmond Tate decd ' % me us
T. An account OF all the slaves held bv Jucv rat osi
tiaibafae Btrlstllrd,cd - ~ 'He VIII q
'n 'r efeaY required appear the time ard MACE
hffctifr Interests ~ w f''''' l H'ui re
"iren under NV hand this 9Th day Of Auggs, 1s5i
aug .r,viw y - - -,
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faO thc ladies ot Eynchhurg.-Sow ia your
time Tor bargains on are most respectfully SOLICITED
call at the house formerly occupied by Jacob Corner
OF Market aad Main Sts and examine the magnh
cent assortment If Watches Jcwoy embracing every
thing usually kept III airs class Jcwey Store Cameo
sac and forenne Sets CHAINS Pencils Bracee
lces too numerous to mention Look your interest and
eal soon BRYAN AKERS,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-09

-" I'D. NEW GI,op.-ss,., u,.,
- ~. at naieA Re lsf1ei ABERDEEN and Wis,t9,
NlABLER y JONES
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7o 797- M ggy ss es p g e mae s about
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GEORGIA LOTTERY.
authorised by the STATE Of Cco,Ria
AGAspE xFUyTERY

CLASS iS,
To be drawn In the City Of Atlanta Georgia Ia public ON
THURSDAY August 18th 1s56 on the
II \ V \ \ \ PLA NJ
SAM'L SWAN q co MANAGERS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-09

Welearn from the Detroit Tribune TINT there
are six papers printed in the United States in the
Welsh lnngunge-and that every one il support
ing the Black Republican cnuso aud candidates
Tho Welsh nre very numerous in Pennsylvania
View York Michigan aud other portions of tho
North west, and the Tribune tells Us that almost
10 man they ARE for Fremont. 1t is the policy of
the Democratic party to increase their numbers
N the country, by opposing no bar to immigration
OF the rapid aud ensy acquisition Of citizenship
Every additional We-hman would be an addition
al enemy 10 the South. Bat the Democracy who
la'"r tue introduction of us many such as posi-.
be into the country are the best Giends the South
Inns. So. Mt least they claim 10 be-
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. prTi.I,nr.l gs.cIl

Pe"i"mrd G:cata.-NAat lady or gentleman would
dbor hnter the curse of Gis1greeahle hrea when s,
poN1ENS DENTAL FLUID II will not only rem Ter il
sweet hNt make the teeth white aalasirr ent to1t
2eh" AMI preserve them decay. Recommended Nv don
isis and ply Scans evcrvwherC
beautiful Complexion may be attained its use Il rc
Nes puppies au trccks renders the SKIN soft and beaut
H. lnH-fas rich oseate hue 1t the greatest cosmetic
yer Eu'wn being FREQ from all injurious matter prse 50
mis- FIR by SikOTHER & WHITEHEAD
mi Ir,,o,,i.t - -
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NEw nooAs.-Thc La, Of III. Eore,,,..- h

NEN EochS.-Thc lat of the Forc,.t rs by
i"l = ,o"k The War Path, The Attsrhe The Tongue
:" ' De iingnenot EXieS Life and Travels of Herol ,
N NS' wilson, Western Africa, Memorials Of his lime
~ itfY t'fkhurn; The Earnest Man Eadis C3mnaRt4 y
oi Ha CosNahS Martin of Gro Mtstn Aupetops Railway
~ SIN Nafis1ion Guide Also the f5l, wing Magqzine
~ Ar journal Brahwats Retrospect House
!'' Nnr9s G4amhers journal, National Magazine Black
WOOD btion New York Journal Chrstys NJ ) song Book
.'r! ' ''''''u ana tor sale at &. MORSES.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-09

Ouan'ty Description AVID Local
-fIand situaI on Of Land.
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n 49, fkis Wecit o;sdtt-
"a slpHE OF those popular Black Caters which sell
~ 81 20 Also. Ladies fnc Black Caters with Or
iog' stts Aho, pretty Tan Color Caters at 81 Co.
also ladies' fine Kid Boots and Buskins Cslland see
~ 10 p. SEARIIRY.
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IN HG<G<~~


The of person viii be entered boos unle
lhe ofIhe subsepuea tsS aN
Distant may " onsy BY letter The yssss
Of which viii bs paid BY Aim oafeeia IN s
safe transmission. ei p bfftfF4h
The COUNTRY PAPER pabshsd iri. weekly dsf~g u.e
sions Of Cong aad semi dusns the ~
Subscriptions or period year received
q poposioned 10 the aboye annual ia tgHf
uy-POsTMASTERs authorized ngsnts and
by sending DAILY Subscribers 500
tusd 10 a copy gratis EsfA
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ONCE Of fhe Commissioncr Of Lotteries,
BALTIMORE, April ls, 1856.

THE undersigned Commissioner OF Lotees Of the sais OF Mary
land, Of
the ioey schemes with which the
country flooded, which purpo be decided by the draw
Lotteries" this method
all such letters inquiry and inform the public that all
lotteries decided Maryland dsawnxv
ruds parties style Morris
pretend for the grand charter lotteries
of Cleveland
neither legal existence and thai anohrr fictitious
hrm styled Muny Co., Ohio, also and
Il ..F +. !.
RHARD FRANCE Of this city, The contractor for drawing
bs Maryland busness dnctsd under the hm
FRANCE Co. and they sole In
The Bsnmorc. however licensed
the Maryland who derive license under him
d. II. MepHAIL,
Commissioner OF Lotteries for the State OF Maryland.
Ap1-9mdAcp
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Bank ~ @esvspolss.
Washington, Jsne 7, 1855.
AH election Cor Of this bank year
hen nen sn.nrg v he hs,d the hsskins hoae Mon
day, 7th July
The polls will open o'c'ork, NJ o'clock
m, by order Of the board
SMITH.
June 7eodt30JunedfIJaly Cn~his
THOMAS BUCHANAN READ.-Mcssr. TAYLOR d
MAURy received further supply
dsnnrsished poet and artist
POEM. ny 1scms. Buchanan Read illustrated edition. elegantly
bound IN Turkey 81
feems by Thomas Buchanan Read. 81.
The New Pastoral BY Thomas Buchanan Read. &i.
poos .o,. "a orh .,,..,
June ~
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l.. j. Middleton, |,

Fss N--dsmd
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THfs well established watering viii he opened for visters
the LIST OF Juur o The sub~cr
es having been leased by Of them for The
Improvements tasteful
tons and additions render the hete aecommoda
ops strictly Of the rst class The springs from The
railroad Wrrsnton miles by graded road The
uaa 90 the orsnse road from Aersnda srd from Cor
donss branch road wi,h Waenon, where
comfortable arrival of the aims
from Baltimore, washington, ard A~rands springs
a. n O'Clock, Richmond
Board os four months s25 month three month"; go
mouths $685. and month so month week. ea Day
" Cidr~n and servants hsf price.
THos. y. p. INGRAM,
May G-eodIm ALEXANDER BAKER.
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". CALDWELL, Densist, OF vs~xswss bot ,ner.
- recently ~ PhsdipSis, NJ
w svens- and llu street, where operate
as any needing hts
rom numerous persons IN reference his superiority
acfor N teeth ssd Of the tooth sche.
e ,ss hsd and Jaws, correcting 'resnarv
xnM henhna disessed Ac,
and isdsmert Aiso mouihs prepared for
'es'h Inserted IN The best possible
MR-Gsafuitous op-rssons for poor.
May yH-tmt
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UssTAL NO ortcE--DR. vUNsov has removed his once b
June 7eod2t.t
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Isl 'r~ceiwed-s s~sv ssyt~ cs Rwehsuan mock a~a
a. .ck costs rscsfui srd elegant esyuscnt
a"sfss, with supcriov eoods~
tnu.7 -, WALL STEPHENS,
F"sf-aimt Penn. avenue, between sh and ION sss
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IoIhE Pu6LbC-rbe undertaking business
widow. - 49, = NN'f''"'" " ~
esorr. Harvey ny hubsnd) been
conduct and the buu'sess, and fully
" actin fhs
m =. public may be hst every given
Funeral calls at all hours of,he day and night
- MARIA e. HARVEY
"F~f-e"m No il0 Seventh
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ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
THE grand drawsg Of the Royal Havana Lottery
under the supervision
tbs captain general Cuba will take place Havana
FRIDAY, JULY 4, 1856.
S276o00.
Grand sorfro numeyo 10 extaofdinario.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-17

""sHAhston Sts,.. ........BGsfOm,
c. through the Arcl-under the Lowell Institute
Since these Baths have been under orr dirsctior ,-a
nave given more than fifteen thousand of them with yerv
good success TO persons afflicted with various diseases
Sucl as he following, viz: Salt Rheum, rofula, Cont
hing Worms, Pimpled Face, Erysipelas Palsy Neural.
ga Nervous Irtability, Dropsy Deafoess Asthma Ca.
FITS Diseases of the Hip and JOINTS Lumbagp. Goddess
Of the Hands ani Feet, Diseases CT the Kidneys and
Bladder, Weak and Stiff JOINTS Female Complaints in
general, and almost all chronic affections For Colds
Cougs and attacks Of almos all acute and painful at
fections these baths give instant relief.
ELECTRO CHEMICAL BATHS
For all cases of mineral poisoning and the various dis
eases occasioned thereby.
1-PAlso IODINE, VAPoR, and SULPHUR FUNE DATHs.
tnch29 deSt w6m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-17

y. II. OLA RI\ q &; 90.
Cav the attention Of the public, the LADIES in particular
to the opening OF their
NEW DRY GOODS WAREHOUSE.
No. 14S Main street,
D"ecHy opposite the Post Oce, tJUa Doors north of
their old Stand,
And doing would say that there has been M nai,s
spared in making this OF the most attractive and
pleasant stores in Worcester; aud it admitted by ALI
to be the bfsttfghted Store in the city
Our stock now embraces one of the largest and most
desirable varieties Of Dry Goods be found in this State
having BEEN and is being selected with great care
i @ rgsss o[y Goods oportins and g996qg sgsss
New York Please notice by the following leading art
Giles, the nature Of stock which shall always en-
deavor to keep attractive and complete, viz:
DOMESTIC GOODS.
In this department we shall always keep fall stock of
the NEST approved brands of Foreign and Domestic
USEKEEPI ING GOOD
100 Toilet Quilts received this day from auction.
LINEN GOODS, a full supply, of the best makes of
Fronting and Table Linens, at lowest cash prices
WHITE GOODS!
large and vel selected stock Of Jaconets Cambrics
Taue Stripes and Checks, Book, Null and Swiss Musns
with complete assortment of Whit Goods, Embroider-
les. &C
Embossed Piano and Table Coverings, Curtain
Faynitures Curtain DamaSks, and
French Patches
PRINTS AND GIN HAMS!
Eng, Eng'h French 1 aIs sco rsNrs Ss
2S.C yards Of '5 wide Prints T"fEanted Fast 0olOFS
M nos GNnDS
IN mi. d.n.rtnon, W. invite nor,;,a, ot,n,,,n as
facilities pr senng attractive stock Of Foreign
and American ress Fabric most favorable, embrace
ing a rich and desirable assortment of
sVoo, ,stot4 S,-t,a,s ,,,J Suvpa,s S;I,rs
N"""S - 80 ~ -
Brocade Silss, Pam sohd c1ior ana Cntngeaoe ohhS
Black Striped, Black Brocade AMI Polka spot Silks'
with coInp'ete assortment OF fialu anu
Pfluttu DRESS GOODS
CUAVTS rApRS AND TAJMAS
oroat variety Of Long AMI son,r- sbawls. of new
and desirable patterns sir yeiyes for Mantas' and
auction. sure
We would sly 70 me LANES nat g5e are P no goG s SO
beautiful lusre that sold the last four years,
ana naa5en O.so .,, 'Vo y a s,'
GWe WARRANT that they will prove every respect
o. ae s ,ar III 'o an Is e h or rs
sooo ,or5s rt .,a cs,i,.b,o sf i,st oraned from
| so to IS cents per yard. From auction. CALL AND
| sFE THEM,
Il TvSnr sIa.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-17
WIRE FENCE,
For Farms, Highways, Railroads, Cemeteries.
GARDENS, &c.

The results Of experience and the theories Of science
all attest that this mode of fence superior to any here
o'ore in u.s. in economy, strength, closeness elegance
portability and durabili w.
ms Fence vanished with asphaltum varnish which
protects from rust and impsrts to beautiful black
coior 1t perfectly secure barrier against farm
stock does not catch the wind indestructha bv fire or
eshet does not confne the heat but admits freely the
does not occupy the SOIL or harbor ermin as
stone walls and quckset hedges do requires no repair
save re coating of Varnsh once in four or five years
sn possesses sufficient elasticity enable it, without the
st INJURY 10 experience that expansion by the heat of
summer and that contraction by the cold of winter which
nave oeeil so fatal to other modes of IRON fence.
Ech roll contains TWENTY RoDs i6J feet PER rod The
renee IS secured to the posts by st9ples honk-headed
screws one stape each lateral WIRE at each post
me POSTS are OF the usual atrengtt and are of wood
tey may be Of iron stone; they set ten feet
aparti and NO RAILS requued.
For sale in Worcester by Mayors Bigelow & Co "a ar{
Manufactured and sold by W
rs
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-17

TeVII e PLANT AND BORDER Pillow,
n AND GENERAL GARDEN CULTIVATOR.-Thi
little p, ment is designtd as substitute for the hoe,
CONSEQUENT TO the modern principles of tilage.
The fact that the roots OF all garden plants corn not
excepted usually plant I'LL the entire ground
If not obstrucd hasresued in the practice of cultvat
ing on a level surface, instead Of shilling up"
The object Of this general cutivaor, is to keep
the soil light and wen mixed, just IN ddUance OF the ex
tension Of the roofs.
Directions For all tap roots, as they appear,
reach across the bed draw lightly near and on
both sides Of the This will dsntegrate the Jumps,
aud root out young weeds When the plants begin to
enlarge draw between still deeperi more re.
peated and the burrows from 10 he other viii
meet and this Is all the cultivation necessary for the
plants and destruction Of the Weeds except what may pc
done with narrow rake. The same process answers Tor
vines corn beans &c, with the difference Of adapting
s to the of p'antng and nature oil the roofs
This Garden Tool Is also well adapted to mat other
TO excae the Of the tough grasses In neg
ected strawberry beds and flower borders 70 loosen he
soil around young trees; stir between the two men
rows of hot beds rs marker for drills for small seeds,
as IL will follow line and refill leaving the soil light ana
well mixed. A.,
II "a well calculated for those who delight to work in
their gardens, much may be accomplished with mod
crate labor. 80.
MANY intelligent cuitvators have informed US that this
Garden tool comes up fully to tho claims set forth In the
above description and that no other garden implement
can be put prohtably to so many use
Asaorted pacba ages Of dozen or halt dozen will be
mt M aubct 10 order Of dealers In farming tools In the
nelehboring towns, at a low rate.
THE ownership ard manufacture Of the Plant and
Rorler Plow has been transferred 70 Nourse Mason
Co For sale ut the hardware stores generally Price 81
cents, at retail d4W apI3
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-17

HEAL ESTATE BROKER.-OFFlOE
&6 Corner of Myrteand Southbriigei;ts,
For sale, and payments liberal. fine COTTAGES and
modern built HOUSES situated in all parts Of the city.
or for good credit. Money viii be advanced in part
build, if desired.)
Farms in the country will sold exchanged for Houses
or HOUSEHOLDS in this city tht reasonable terms
Persons ia the country who are wishing purchase
Real Estate this city, will find it for their nte est to
eall at my Office. is dtf Al. EA"9N.
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PiAFN BEACk STIuS

ENRESH ARRIVAL or NEW GOODS.
April 22.
~ cases of New Goods just 'eiyed al the City Store
no lam street, J. II. CLARKE Il Co
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RARE CMANCE.-A VERY DEsTRA

Hsij; BbE RESIDENCE FOR SALE
gponslsanS Of new thorough built Cottage House and
nlu' me House contains nine rooms conveniently ar-
ranged, is supplied with good water Sc
ne Lot contains of excellent land Trnon tho
same Is beautiful grows OF OAK AND WALNUT Wood
Trees WIN RluI
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-17

ICE! ICE! ICE. Those wishing to he sun
Piled with Ice will b9 accommodated by applv;ng at
once, No. ID 1 Main Street, over the Quin
stpSn1nd Bank, or leaving orders with the drivers Also
ut the following places:
lyman lyman Drgsry's, Nos. 81 and IS Front Street
Eli Flagg's, Park Street.
The terms for supplying Ice for 1856 areor 5000 Lbs
ana under 20 cents per leo pounds to 600 lbs
smiling per 100 pounds
The above prices for CASH. In order to prevent de-
leno, It viii he expected that the retrgeraors and
IL Rergerators for sale At the Office Office bonrs
from . te II A. M and from to 4 O'Clock P NJ.
app on WALKER sWEETSBR.
r. o e r Y. pESr1
Va Just received from the mandatory a new y
inVuice of
Light Blue, Dark Blue. and Mulberry
IRON STONE WARE.
Persons wishing to match up hsr sets with any of
the above goods have an opportunity of doing
So, have complete assortment.
Also. variety Of patterns OF White Iron Stone
Ware, just received at ISL Main Street.
PAPER HANGINGS.
My so k of Paper Hangngs is now full ard complete.
Blh great variety Of Of new aud desir"be patterns
JOSEPH P. HALE, 1871 Main Street
First door north of Post Office, Worcester
apps da
AE AR RE TITS PAT NNT
~ OIL SOCKET AND AXLE CLEANER
To be set in Hubbs Of all kinds Of wheels in new or
old carriages ami wagons of every description for oil
taFnae5, t5ca7r.n' tuJ Few,
This socket 10 admired by all who have tried it. They
being inserted at Atchsons carriage shop, Nos
and Bridge Street.
ETchtsiUs Rights to toUns for sale.
aplo diff P. A THOMPSON.
Ely M. ELM ML.E, No, 100 MAIN STREET
R1o Worcester, Mass.
Manufacturer Of superior warranted
CAST st Il Ell s VS.,
Circular MIL ss-Cut Feioe, Wood, and in fact,
every description Of Raws, wholesale aud retail.
Also, FILES, ofthe very best English and American
manufacture the lowest prices and Files of all kinds
Re-Cut
N. j. am Agent for Gushing, Marsh Burt's Su-
perior SaIamander Safes made of the best of
Materials, and warranted to stand fire.
p. S. Saws of every description Repaired
diff
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me above location is desiraby situated on elevated
New Common For further particu lars inquire Of r. W
AlLL 100 Main Street, opposite the Post Office or Of
tne SUBSCRIBER, on the premises A. THAYER JR
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-17

- DESIR BLE RES DESIyE Ea1z
liz ;is SALE IN WORCESTER The estate owned and
s4assArecently occupied by Chas Hill in Worcsstsr
soaed upon High street. south of the residence of
YEA Daniel Goddard is offered for SALE IL consists If
cottage House and large garden well stocked with fruit
trees in bearing condition and is aItogefber one ~ nv
most desirable locations 10 the city For further parcn
iars apply to EZEKIEL DANIELS No I41 Main street
"a a9or south Of Quinssamond Bank, up stairs
memo DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-17

fsA FARM FOR T,E.-T6e sn6sc,i5e-.
# OILERS to sell from 40 to so acres of land with The
-. ouglugs thereon, consisting of a two story House
u Iua other out buildings situated ia the easterlv
.! hooen, one and half miles from the centre and
nVe mules nom Worcester. 1t ia known as The Daniel
hlowiton i@n IS well divided into moving tillaqe
Tl ana Wooi land, principally fenced with stone walls
am 1S " HEAlhbANhS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-17

'he following kinds Of this fence most IN use and
the prices anneNei are the RETAIL CASH PRICES:
NO. ], 81 fet high hch mesh, lateral wiz OF N 10
- wire, body Of No II wire, 81 90 per rod.
NO. z, 81 feet high inch mesh, utera wires Of No 10
. wire, body Of No. IA wire, Si,75
No 3, u feet high, inch mesh aeral wires of No 10
: wire, body of M IA wire, 81 So
no 4, y feet high inch mesh lateral wires Of No 10
. W re, body of No. II wire, SI,375
No. D. It feet high, inch mesh lateral wires of No IL
body Of n Is wire, 1915
NO o. ~ feet high inch mesh lateral wires Of No 10
. wire, bod of No. u wire, sI,25
No Z, 81 feet high, inch mesh lateral wires No IN
. wire, body No. II wire 81
NO. o. Extra = feet high inch mesh lateral wires of
No. wire body of No II wire, $3.50.
Nos 2 8, 4 and most used for gardens. ceme-
tetles relses and other places where beauty is the uu i
ny most desed, 80 ard 7, and No Extra are best
adaoted for farnfs railroads. highway and for other pur
poes whero strength AMI efficiency most nece
81 Front street.
J. E. BUTTS, Jn., & CO.,
ccessors to the l.. w Fence Companv.1
No. So Water Street Bns+np
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-17

NEW CARRIAGE MAN
t4.tg Ell 49, UFA CTORY.-The subscriber has fitted
A.sssSSSssssgs up the building next to the WALDO
~ HOUSE, formerly occupied as carriage
repository by E. aton for the oARRAGE MAKING business
in al It's branches -, l.. -;
The different branches will be conduoted py e1peF'
n.nrcd lnnrhneM.
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-17

gNHHE FRENCH LANGu AG E.-Mons and
D Nine. BoREL, de ROssINIERE respectfully give
notice that they continue to give instruction In the French
their native) Language.
They propose form two classes, upon the fifteenth OF
April inst Que for Ladies and Gentlemen, to meet Tues
days and Fridays at o'clock p NJ at their rooms, No.
10 Exchange street. The other, for Children, to meet
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at O'clock p NJ
REFERESoEs-Jues y. Malignon, Bostoni Rev. Messrs.
Hale Bent Morrison, and James, Mr.. Eli Thayer Drs.
Joseph and Henry Sargent, Worcester.
Worcester, April LIST, 1856. diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-17

a THE " LIDO HOUSE.-The eIe
sssSres giant Mansion House of tue late Daniel Waldo
k&4W Esq. has been recently remOdeled and furnish
tIaa,@ ed throughout, in the most elegant stylefor
EEEAN FIRST CLASS HOTEL II is situated on
Waio street, only few steps from the Boston Railroad
De o and convenient to the business and public places
of the city, The proprietor hopes by the provision he
he shall make for the accommodation Of his customers,
and bv his attention her want to merit and receive
RUSSELL LAMB.
Worcester Jan 20. 1855. DIT