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The Lion SALOON The proprietors of this popular
restaurant, in ciarks Block, will upthis evening in
edeian to their usual variety Of subsatas aud deca
eies, Clam chowder, and cx-ta Soup with al the
sary 'hxins" Determined to make their establishment
second to none III the State they have secured e
wees Of Mr. C. Forbush, whose fame caterer is too
well known to the people of Woreest and Worcester
county, 10 require any comm ndatiors from us who VIII
hereafter devote his best energies skin to the provis
ion and preparation Of tie best Of everything that the
market a3rds including better article of hot coffee the
genuine Mocha, thanis atainabe any similar estab
shmen in this city. New York and New Haven oysters
always on hand cooked to order supplied families
the shortest notice.
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Her sunny locks
Hang OF ner temples like golden fle

117-'o o NJ V-1II7IV1 ITAo q s0lVVTI Il1u7'-
Shakespeare.
To all who desire these " sunny Locks we recommend
the use Of LYoN's world renowned KATHAmoN.
Its wonderful effect in restring, preserving aud beau
tfying the Hair an cleansing it from DandruF and all
other impurities together with its delightful perfume have
rendered it an Indispensable article of the titt lis
immense sale and unprecedented popularity have stamp
ed h the choicest and beneficial preparation dEths
Hair ever made Fold everywhere, in large bottles for
% cents.
HEATH, wYNKooP, & CO., Proprietors,
So Iiherty-st New York
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GArEssALooY. No Bay State Block has that mqqnif-
cent elegant and inviting air about IT. these cold snowy
days and evenkgs that makes it perfectly ire stable to
the passers by When you approach the door the
GRANGE Of the cuisine floating round your nostr Is
sweeter than ga bed volets the g4le and you
not help entering You go in, and behold in prousion
such array of the substantial xings well COMFORTS
with the unsurpa sed exterior Gates will give you
SPECIMEN of his fare, this evening,
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FLouR DEcLININe.-The attention of our
readers is called to the advertisement, in
another column, Of Messrs. A. s w. H. Har-
ris, offering large stock of flour at greatly
reduced prices. We are glad to see the be-
g.nsing Of the $ good time coming"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-19

THAYBR TAFT, continue to maintain, toan undimin
ished extent the well known Exc sior character ofer
establishment chowdersaud other xns are served
upsn themest approve style, as usual The increduous
invited to step in this evening, when there is to be
grand entertainment of their irienls
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-19

REPUBLICAN HRADaUARTERs.-The officers
of the Republican Club, are requested to meet
at the Headquarters this evening. The Club
Room will be open to members every Satur-
day through the winter
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-19

DRPoT DEsTRoYED.-R Richmond, Va, Jan
l6.-fhe depot OF the Danville Railroad, in
this city, was crushed in by the weight OF snow
on the roof, and is. now heap Of ruins
Twenty Ave cars filled with freight. were al.
SO demolished. Loss about $50 900.
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Three interesting young ladies on
going to bed at Mr.. Hunts, near North Sa.
lem, Hendricks county. Ind, a few evenings
since, took vessel OF live chauoal into their
oodroomf aud on the next morning wero Ill
found deed 49,
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letter from Or. HOlmcs.-NIr. Jsunison, -
SirI am avaret at there is strong prejudice against
advertised medicines notwithstanding, 1 believe your
Pile and Worm Compound is superior and safe remedy
for the Piles Having tested IFS qualities severnl cases
an fully satisfied tat it is worthy Of public confidence
and most cheerfuy recommend It to those who are af
niced with this painful disease.
DAVID HOLMES, NJ D.
Providence, net. 90, 1856 n2l div
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THe DoRMASs Harrington Corner, continue to dis
pense glorious vands to The hungry vishts who SO
fotune'e as to come within the pse of their establish
mtnt Thy are prompt ami obligng 10 their numerous
guests and 90 the honors Of their houe unsurpassed
slie. Their magnificent of fish. FLESH, owl oys-
ers choWdes, Sc doneup ir he most approved method
of astronomy rRays attract the crowd This evening
the rmans hayea grand demonstration which all are
invited.
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RuMoRED, RECALL OF Mr.. BUCHANAN
The Washington correspondent of the Courier
and Enquirer, telegraphs from Washington as
follows:
rumor prevails here, that Mr.. Buchanan
has been ordered 10 demand his passports, as
soon as he delivers his last despatch, peremp-
torly demanding the recall of Mr.. Champion.
1t is understood that the President has mes
sage in readiness communicating these facts.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-19

ELECTION OF SPEAKER IN ALBANY.-Orrille
Robinson, of Oswego, was elected Speaker of
the Assembly on Wednesday. He is liberal
Democrat, and received the votes of the Re
pnblcans. The Tribune says that he will ac-
quiesce in the abandonment Of their princi-
plesoi the Sofrs, but claims, as the choice was
between two evils, that the Republicans did
right in voting for him.
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Pollen CouRT.- Yesterday, Austin Tool, a
minor of nine years, for being vagabond,
was sent to the State ReGrm School during
his minority.
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gnment in favor Of the British system. which
we hope may secure its speedy adoption in this
country, where its fruits cannot bat be the
same. The following is the substance of Mr..
Miles's Recommendations
lst Abolition Of ranking psyrsn mt Of all Govern
inert postsEes cut Of the Treasury.
81 Uuifcm rate Of tro cents all single letters,
without rega, d.so distance.
Sd. Uniform method Of weighing and rating al let
tiers.
4h. snplifcaton Of the rates Of postage on books,
pamphlets, ard other printed matter.
5h. Letter carriers and receiving houses in all cities
snd large towns.
9th. A method Of RENTING money By Post ONCE
money orders
7h prompt return of all dead letters to the writer's
Sch. The law of compulsory prepayment abolished.
9Th. An hostages CHARGED double, that are not pre-
paid.
All these points are fully considered and
plainly demonstrated. By such a change in
our postal laws, he claims that we shall have
the following results -
lst gain from the sbol ton OF franklng 81 500 600
81 saving in expense Of postal opera tons.. e,O0O
81. gain in the drop letters in cties..... $4,000
zth. A grin double not prepaid .... 15) 900
9Th. revenue from s'aie letter. fees. ..... 20e.0
9Th A revenue from adj lsInent OF the weight
letters, &c...s...... 10000
Being total gain SO 10000
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Rollin H. Neae Of Boston. ......... ..240
81 Nj, K-on Churchill Of Newton.
Abner J. Philips of New Bedford. ......16S
Albert II. Nelson of Woburn ........ 1856
Stephen ii Wild of RoNbury. ..........4 AZ
Richard Frothagham Jr, of Charestewn 43
ID Their V. Bell Ut Somerv IL. ........... l
TOfti the ta5dacy caused by the decease Of Abb0tF
Laurence.
Rodney A. Miller OF We're ster. ........190
BENZ amin +. Thouas OF Wore ster...... Al
To III the Oacaacy caHsed hy the resignation Of
RichaJd sfetcher
Richard s. Spoiforl Of wburyprrt ...2ll
TofA The oacancy caused By ne resignation Of G.
S. B0HtUsH.
IS Geo. N. Briggs of Pitsdsld.. ..........255
Several gentlemen received one vote each.
Mesars. Lewis, Sleeper, Neale, Churchill,
Phipps, Miller, Spotiord, and Briggs, were
declared elected, and theconvention dissolved.
Adjourned at half past two clock.
FRIDAY. Jan. IS.
SENArE.-The Committee on Manufactures
reported leave to withdraw on petition Of
Amory Hoaglton and others. Accepted.
Orders of notice were reported by the Com
mitree on Roads and Bridges, on petirion Of
II. Williams and others, aud by the Commit
Tee on Railways ard Canals, on petition of
the Boston and New York Central Railroad
Company. Severally adopted.
House papers received concurrent action.
AQftcuttafGI Fairs. On motion of Mr..
Fisher Of Worcester, the Committee on Agri-
culture was directed TO consider the expedi.
ency of authorizing the State Agricultural So.
cietyto prescribe the time of holding the ex-
hibltions 0! the various incorporated Agricul-
tural Societies.
A message was received from the Governor,
transmitting the annual reports of the Trus-
tees Of the State Lunatc Hospitals in Wpr-
cester and Taunton, of the Inspectors of the
Hospital on Rainsford Island, and the report
Of the Commissioners on the Back Bay.
HOUSE, Petttioae presented and referred
or John Wetherell and 81 others, of the
county Of Worcester, for an act modifying the
powers of County Commissioners of Paul
T. Todd, for an act Of incorporation of the
Library Association in the town of Black
stones Of the liousaIonic Bank and of the
Columbian Bank, for increase of capital.
Orders .Adopted-For inquiry whether leg
islaiion is necessaryto hold brakefnen, as well
as engine men, responsible for the stopping
OF trains at crossings; whether further legis-
latlon is necessary respecting the powers of
County Commissioners as to railway cross
ings; relative to rights of married women to
property possessed previous to marriage.
Mr.. Thomas of New Bedford, on leave, in.
troduced bill for the repeal of the Personal
Liberty Law. Laid on the table.
The Speaker,ap appointed the following COM
Ialttee to devise ways and means for shorten.
ing the session: Messrs. Lorihg Of Marlboro,
Smith Of Filchbprg, Nye of Sandwich, smith
OF Barre, and Estes of Ipswich.
MIR. S. o. Laub of Greenfield was put upon
the Committee on Judiclary,sin place Of MIR.
Ossood Of North Andover, who has not yet
taken seat III the House.
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Mr.. Williams offered resolution, propos-
ing to elect Speaker by plurality, if, after
three additional trials, no one should receive
majority of the whole number Of votes.
The resolution was rejected-94 to l06.
Adjourned.
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Hon. Emory Washburn will lecture before
the Lyceum' at Brookfeld, ne&t Tuesday,
evening.
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N n. 5 eNlYYH.

Manufacturer of and Wholesale Dealer In
LADIES', MIsshs', & CHILDREN'S BUOLe a SEOES
b9h Sewed and Pegged, by the case :" dozen.
Corner Of Union Market Streetsa Steps East Of the
Exchange Hotel, Worcester, Mass
aug div
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GO0nN0eV 81 UNywoOn

No 281 MAIN STREET,
Have large stock of Boots, Shoes, and Rub
beTs, at wholesaler also, at retail full assortment q
soasonabe goods adapted to the city and country
all Of Which will be sold at low prices
u. a. 6ooDNow,............ r. HAYWOOD.
nj
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- SUCCESSOR TO L. T IAZfLL.)
WHOLESALE 4 RETAIL DRUGGIST,
An dealer in Gold Plate and Foil, Mineral Teeth and
Dsrta Findings. Also Manufacturer OF Soda Water and
Syrups.
NJ b. Physicians Prescriptions carefully prepared
rom the best menicines dl5 dtf
6alfn cf a fJl0G "a gssi blowers .-Rtader,
do yu wish beautiful complexion. II So us the tBcqi
Of thousand FOWets" 1t eradieates al Tan, pinplee
and Freckes The face. For washing shaving
and cleansing the Teeth, leaving beautiful periumdd
brraih--ff has no equal!
FETRIpGE h 60, Boston @. r. SPuRR sole agent
for Worcester ie6 DIT
Netice.W. l.. HuDBs 1, acief Of All kinds Of Brass
Instruments, Clar net, Flute, nc. Brass Bands taught
ia ~ most thorough manner
Also. music composed arranged Tor brass and string
baids, o'ehestras Apply to Lorng Broth ~ Music
Store, or W. L. Hobbs ~ Winter 81, Worcester.
81 s26
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SPEAKER BANKS is not yet elected, notwithstanding
there havebeen soe one hundred baotings for that
end yet there Is no hesitation in the public Judgment that
Spur Lewis keep the choicest and extensive as
sornent of all things in the estabe line their Saloons
in Pip'rS Block and in the Central Elk hange, where
may be found all varieties Of such delicious vads can
not fail to Ike the mouth OF Corgr ssman or private
citizen, wae to think of They will serve you up spec
linen Tonight
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''Ys who appreciate the poets powers,
AID low taebright ere ltions If his mind,
Come. linger hers awhile and We shall 6nd
A noble sofia in you mjiderhou
Here ByrDls genius like an eagle towers
In dread s'tll nty while nogers' int,
Moore's nat " harp, and CampheAs classic flute,
Nngle in harmony as ms with showers"
Here EAT N reads his title clear"
By "Dovetaied Lines and meters queer,
And sbow.-To thuse
Who rrad-and ne d
A correct knoweljge of Bookkeeping,
Commercial PeTmanship,
Comm rel II Artnmeiic,
Commercial Correspondence
That instruction. in said Branches is mpa ted day and
evening" a,the NERO MILE and MATHEMATICAL
INSTITUTION p Bank Block. Eos Ter Street.
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Brigh.on NTarkes,-Jap. u. 1915.

At marbet 1900 Beef C8tte, rs Stores Working
Oxen "a Cows and Calves. 40 Sheep ard GRO SWINE
Reef oatte--Ext a, S. 50S1$ quality, $500 % do.
SO; I'd do. 81 %; ordinary Sc 90.
Tallow--l0c per b..
pe!is-S1a I25
Calf tkins--14c per ID.
Stores-Y, arings-none.
Two Years ODDS }4l40
Three Years 0ld-f23 36a60.
Working 0xen-no sale a.
Cows and Calves s24, &c. %, IS, 4o,45
sass.
swine-suited &c Ohio &c Fat Hogs Ca
Remarks-The prlces remain about the same as those
Of last week.
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a. Preatsss, Dealsnei anu .EnuIa upon Wooc
and Stone. over the Qunsigamond Bank 81 TRANCE lei
Main street. House on Crescent Street All orders vi
meet with prompt attnuon. Particular attention paid
Draitidg Machinery. dee2O Az
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TO Nervous SWMerer-.-A retired clergyman
restored to health in few lys after many years II erea
nervous suffering, Is anxious make known The reans
OF cure Wl --free-'he prescription usei Direct
Is Rey. JOHN NJ. DAGNALI No SO Fulton A.. lrook
Ign, MY. n9s de,dE,,a ,'0A
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j. E. l<iNNELL, MD.
no N CR q D A n II Ia1r A N n Q II, a u -,

NJ VI u v a II ISL n SURG E0N,
. Cor nine years al AllDpalbic Phys ciau.J
OFFICE AND Residence NO. WALNCT ST. WoRcEsTrs
Once hours frou. % 0 4. a., apd / TO p. NJ
jy "a d6m
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F0ST ar s ESTER BROOE,
ATTORNEYS ANB cOEAsELiORs All LAW
Nos and Brinley Had Worcester
DWIGHT Fos1ER. innl0dlf IAMEs y nsrERRRnnr
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A NEW WAY OF PAYING SUBSCRIPTIONS
"A correspondent Of the Lagrange lVhiq
gives the following amusing account of the
way farmer was taught how cheaply he
could take the papers: The lesson is worth
pondering by good many men we wol OF -
GU have hens at home of course. We'll
wall send you nay paper one year Tor the
proceeds Of single hen for one season mere
ly the proceeds. 1t seems trAing, preposter.
Gus, to imagine the products Of sinale hen
viii pay the subscription perhaps II won't
but make the offer"
Done !" exclaimed Farmer 49,. 81
agree to it, and appealed to me as wit.
ness.
The farmer went away apparently much
elated with his conquest, and the editor went
on his way rejoicing.
Time rolled around, and the world revolved
on ITS axis, and the sun moved in its orbit,
just as it formerly did the farmer RECEIVING
his paper regularly, aud RECALLED himself with
the information from it,. lie not only knew
Tho affairs Of his own country. but BECAME
conversant upon the leading topics of the day
aud the political and financial COMMISSIONS Of
the times His children, delighted. too. in
perusing tho contents of their weekly visitor.
In short he said " he was surprised at the
progress Of himself and family in general in .
formation"
Sometime in the month of September. l
happened up again in the office, when who
should enter, but our old friend, Farmer
B.
How do you do, Mr.. B" said the
editor, extending his hand, aud his counten-
ance lit mp with bland smile "take A chair
ar, and be seated fine weather we have"
"fes, sir, quite fine indeed" answered the
farmer, shaking the profered "paw" Of the
iior, and then short silence ensued dnrin,
which our friend B. hitohed his ohais
backward and forward, twrlod his thumbs
obsiroc'edly and spit profusoly. Starting up
D------, 4 have brought Won the nrocsods 81
that hem Il was amusing to se5 the poou y.
har expression of the editor as he followed ,ho
farmer down 70 tho wagon. | could searoclv
Keep my rlsibles down. When at tho wagon
inc farmer commenced handing ovor to the cd
ilor tho products OF the hen which. on being
counted, amounted TO cighteUn ralIots, worth
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CHAPLIN a TILLOTSON,
=, ATTORNEYS AND CnUNsELLORs LAW
NOS, and Worcester Bank Block, worceiier. Mass
nhNhf OHAplN Q. II. TILL0TsoN.
Jan. ], 1856, N
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MASsACHUsErrs LEGIsLArURE.

THURSDAY, Jan. II.
In CoNvENTIoN.-Oe srseers Of Hargard
Uaicersity.-The tive branches met in con-
vention az quarter before l clock, for the
qualification of Thomas Colt, of Pittsield, as
a Councillor, and for electing eight members
of the Board of OYerseers of Harvard Uni
versity. The committee to collect thesballots
for Overseers reported -
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FOgT "a a 80 ~ ]

300 Bssaisele. Fine W hs,e Beans,
Justrecsiyed and for sale by DRAPER CLABRE,
Jau ~ Warh 4i0ton fonare
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laFs. Ms " sser9 Ids Female PhySic5nn.
Ars having given special attention iothe theory Of
Miwey and united with the stu ly about six years Of
practice three Of which has been in this city, and bcpt
the loss o sinae mother child, would, with decree
OF confidence still eerand recommend her services to hr
friends generally she considers the business belonpin
exclusively to qualified females.
D. Uterine and other Female Complaints will also
be attended to in connection with Dr. Wilson's Serptntine
Supparer@
Residence, 6S Summer street, between Central and Ex
change SITS. Mo az
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l.. y. NICHOLS, Nd. ~,

HoHEoPATHIC PHYsIoIAN N
OFFICE AND REsipEsoE JIG MAIN ST. OFFioE HouRh
FROM TO 3, ASn no = O'clock 4. NJ.
Worcester, 0st. 20. 1858. du
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CHAPLIN A. rIT

DR STEARNS
Dentist, has removed his Oice and residence IN No
nut street., Worcester " W. ~
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= NJ s

The Orangeburg Is. c. Soutbron
says the destruction Of pine timber in that
part OF the State, from the accumulation OF
ice on the trees, can only be estimated by mil
lions.
-Four good sized bears were tracked
to their den IN Bristol, Addison county, Yer.
mont, last week, and shot by four yovng men
Of that place.
The store of G. B. Merret, in Port
chester, Connecticut, was robbed of goods to
the value of two thousand dollars on We'd
nesday night.
The police of New York mede de-
scent on Wednesday night upon number of
fashionable gambling houses, in Park Row,
Barclay street, and Broadway, but none of
the keepers were to be found. Over $1,000
worth Of gam bling implements were captured,
however.
A party Of three English gentlemen,
last month, assembled Mount Ida. IN Crete. =
They are sad to be the first Engishmen who
ever made This ascent-the remainder of the
party stepping at the grotto where the iulant
Jupiter was aid. The first days abode was
devoted 10 shooting red legged paruidges !;
and cd the third day the party Of three saw,
from the mountain, one of The most inter.
estng and beautiful panoramic views in the
world.
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w. A. " ILL MS.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At LAJy
No. Central Exchange, Worcester, Mass.
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IMPORTANT Discovery Editor Of the Rostoa Journal
D-ar Sir-Bvlieying that hav male important mis-
covey in medicine, and have succeeded in Compromising
cough preparation Of more Than ordinary those
afflicted With lung complaints and coughs which is entire
~ free from III iso0us acids, minerals or 0piDl In
Of its var firms, desire t. call attention 10 the
fact hrou your widely circulated journal. Without tx
hins ing the lar guags in wnriy commentator or m ne
ended avetis' ment suffice it to that BY its re-
tabe healirg ami sohhiog nowers It at opcs allavs
the irritation Of the ur3us mbrane thereby ao-iinr
Utmost instant rei Persons having sufficient conGd mes
to te'tis vi tu's will find it Of il calcuabe ene6t II
ma he hsthat nv off e. Hayward Place or of Messrs
BrRR PERRY, oniy, No. CirnhiD, Bostn. These I'M
able to pay shall receive free, personal apn caon
Yours. truly, W. r. HBYDEN,
Eclectic Physi IAN
The above alddes to DR.. Havden'S Healing Raisan
or 6nchor Of Hope which is said to b. most marvel
remedy for coughs and all diseases n the lungs 1t
is certainly worthy Of trial Messrs. Leonard b Co,
express messengers will obtain those who may de
sire
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Western Ticket O1lce.-r Through Western
Tickets, fot MI principal Cities aud Towns
LEONARD n CO, Agents.
an24 ar Ian Main airan,
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No 40 v,oo, s pM. a. }. HOWE.
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To business Mep.-A Rare Cbnuce.-
The Stock and Fixtures OF First Glass Fmiy droue
sore THE very best stand in the city offered for sale
Inquire az this ONCE. d3 ar
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From the National Fra.


To THE Republicans eFTHE UNITED STATES,
In accordance to what appears to be the
general desire of the Republican party, and at
the suggestion Of large portion of the Re-
publican press, the undersigned, Chairmen of
the State Republican Committees of Maine,-
Vermont, Massachusetts, New York, Penn
sylvania, Ohio, Michigan, and Wisconsin,
hereby invite the Repu blcans of the Union to
meet in informal Convention at Plttsburg, on
the 22d Of February, 1885, for the purpose of
pertectng the National Organization, and pro-
wiling for National Delegate Convention of
the Republican party, at some subsequent.
day, to nominate candidates Tor the PresIden-
cy and Vice Presidency. to be supported at
the election in November, 1856 -
A. z. SroNE, of Ohio,
]. 2. GOODRICH, Of Mass,
DAVID WILMoT. OF Pa,
LAWRENCE BRAISERD, of VT,
VIM A. WHITE, of Wis.
AS the friends Of the Republican move.
ment, especially those in the West, who have.
been most active in promoting the Conven-
ton, deem an early notice Important, we print
this call, with the names OF the Chairmen of
five of the State Republican Committees.
the names of ihe others will be added SO soon
as received
AhS iAcSl3iS VIII Oc OHe 1Ors CONSTELLATION
and preparation. 1t will recognize the fact
that the Republicans constitute a National
Party; it will make known, authoritatively,
thatthey intend to appear as such under their,
own banners, in the Presidential contest; and
it viii provide directly, or through National
Committee, for a National Republican Con-
eention, to nominate Republican Presidential
and Vice Presidential candidates. Such is
the psrport Of the call.