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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-21

vENBE PLANT AND BORDER PLOW,
a AND GENERAL GARDEN CULTIVATOR.-Th This
little implement is designed substitute for the hoe
consequent to the modern principles of tlage.
The fact that the roots OF all garden plants not
excepted usually planted fill the entire ground
If not obstructed hasresued in the practice Of cuvat.
ing on level surface, instead Of chilling upn
The object Of this as general cutvalor, is to keep
the soil light and well Mixed just in adUanoe Of the
tension of the roofs.
Directions. For all tap roots, as soon as they appear
reach the bed draw it lightly near and on
both sides of the This III disntegrate ;he Jumps
and root out young weeds When the plants begin to
enlarge draw it between still deeper; more re-
peated and the burrows from the other will
meet and this is all the cultivation necessary for the
plants and destruction Of the weeds except what may be
done with narrow The same process answers for
vines, corn, beans &C, with the difference Of adapting
Its to the of planting and Of the
This Garden Tool is also well adapted TO mar other
To extrcate the roots Of the tough grasses in neg
eced strawberry beds and flower bordes loosen the
soil around young trees; to stir between the two inch
Of hot bedsj marker for drills for small Seeds
it will follow line ard refill leaving the soil light and
well mixed
1t is well calculated Tor those who delight to work In
their gardens, as much may be accomplished with mod
crate labor
Many intelligent cultivators have informed us that this
garden tool up fully to the claims forth in the
above description, aud that other garden impenent
be put proftaby to so many use.
Assorted PACKAGES Of dozen or half dozen, will be
put ny, subj order Of dealers In farming tools IN the
neighhoring towns, at low rate.
% The ownership and manufacture OF the Plant and
Border Plow, has been transferred to N0urse Mason
Co. For sale NJ the hardware stores generally Price 81
cents, at retail. diw ap23
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ENOR SALE.-HaviDg taken the agency of Marsh's
Il PATENT OIL, now offer to the public the only
genuine article to be had in the CITY, shall keep at all
times good supply hand direct and fresh Marsh
Cos Boston, and at as low prices 1t is sold In any
other town city 1t is considered quite safe and cheap
er than the common fluid gives better light and
does not fast. would invite all those
who use fluid, to give it a trial As it is burnt in the
some lamps, there can be nothing lost by trial
have the Agency also, of the
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Books, &1r.
BOOKS AND STATIONERY
N. HERvEY & CO.,
No. 2 American House Block,

BOOKS AND STATIONERY
N. HERVEY & CO.,
No. 2 American House Block,
WHOLESALE RETAIL. DEALERS IN
Books, Stationery, & Fancy Gods,
AND PRoPMEToRs OF THE
Worcester County $. $. Depository.
BLANK BOOKS of all kinds on hand or made to or
der. Agents and Country Dealers supplied on liberal
terms. apl6 DIFF
NEW BOOKS! NEW BOOKS!
BAKER, TRUMBULL, & BARNES,
No Is4 Mnin Street.
The Courtesies of Welded Life.
The War in Kanzas.
Irish Revolutionary History and Literature.
Letters of Lady Montague
The Roman Exile.
lotes on Dues and Duellng--by Sabine.
Al Home and Abroad=-by Madame 0ssoi.
Contributong to Literaure-by Samuel Gilman, D. D.
The Philosophy Of the Weather-by Butler.
Christine Womans Trials and Trumphs;
Six Sermons-by Simmons
Wtman's Faith
Recent Speeches and Addresses Of Charles Sumner.
The Angel in the House. Poem
Notes on Central America by Il. G. squier
Life in Brazil. &C., by Ewbank.
Toy Books Pictures, Stationery, and Fancy Goods.
ERVING'S LIFE OF WASHINGTON
DUYKINCK's CYoLoPEDIA OF AMERICAN LITER
TURE.
CoLToN's PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE HENRY
CLAY.
By an arrangement recently perfected with T. Parker,
OF Boston, the New England Agent for the above popular
publications, John Keith Co. have the satisfaction Of
announcing to the citizens Of Worcester and vicinity that
they are now authorized receive and oil out subscrp
tons for either or all OF these work. Persons wishing
to examine are informed that copies Of the books await
their inspection at the Bookstore of the subscribers
The subscription terms follows Cash on delivery
being distinction strictly observed.
Irving's Life of Washington, vols, $500 per VOL
(The LIST and End already Issued the 3rd shortly forth
coming)
oyclopcdia Of American Literature, volumes, $780,
ALREADY issued)
Cotou's Private Correspondence Of Henry Clay, $3.50
JOHN KEITH & CO. -2B9 Main-st.
yvorcester January Is, 1855. df
- L. q ST N q OUT "a Il E
Oh.
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DAILY fAPER-FiVe dollars per year $3.50 for six
nontsj Slzo Tor three months 10 per week. single
opes Two cents each Phen paid strictly in advance,
deduction of 81 year will be made and proportional
eqgcuon II paid quarterly or half yearly in advance.
WEEKLY PAPEa--Prce two dollars a year; 81 for six
MONTHS and 90 cents for three months If paid strictly in
sdvance Sll5 cts. year; single copies cents each
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n OTlCE.-This is to certify that B. E. HUTCH
~ INoON is our only aulhorz d Agent for the City
worcester All others pretending to sell Marsh Co.'s
Oil in Worcester, are deceiying the public.
MARSH co, 30 India street, inventors and sole pro
prietors of Marsh's celebrated Oil.
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H LIO LIG HIT

For Houses, Hall, Counting Rooms, &c..-a portable
sef-generating Gas Lamp,-in various styles ieding
the light of than fluid lamps, for the expense Of
one Freed by its present propretors from all objection
able odora light of unrivaed beauty, melowness, and
adaptation weak eyes, and perfectly SAFE its entire his
tory being without accident
Light has come into the city, why will you longer sit
in darkness. For sale at B. E. HUTCHINS0N'S Har-,
ness Mandatory and Livery Furnishing Store. No. 172
Main ST., Worcester mch3l d2m&w3m
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b O O. X S
AT COST 49,,

mr. Now Is the time to supply Public and Private Ii
brncs, We CAN and WILL SELL lower than ever be
fore Offered IN this city
spirituaism, by Judge Eimands, 5vo..... ...SOIo
Whldemorus Lie Of Balou, vols, 12mo. ..... 82i
Channng's Memoirs, vols, limo, ..,........... ~
Chambers Information for the People, Syo., vols ll9
smyths Lectures Modern History, Syo......., LILO
kaukes History Of the Reformation In Germany,
soNVssssss OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES "
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EOPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.-The un
~ dersigned having purchased the stock and become
successors to the business of Messrs RUGGLES NOURSE
MASON, CO., at Boston and Worcester have this day
formed eopartneshp for the purpose of carrying on the
same under the firm Of NoURSE, MASON, Il CO.. and
will occupy the same places of business
JOEL N0URSE
PETER HARVEY,
SAMUEL DAVIS.
Boston, April LIST, 1855. ap4 d&wtf
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~ Il M o v A 4! !!
THOMAS F. SMITH,
TAILOR AND DRAPER,
Has removed his establishment from clarks Block to
FreeIand's New Block,
the of Main and Foster Streets where he will
be happy to meet his old TONER'S and as MANY new
ones as choose to honor him with their patronage He is
Mt all times prepared to make garments in any desirable
Styles and will guarantee satisfaction in all cases.
NONE BUT THE BEST
OF
G U S T q M w XIII
viii ever be allowed to go out OF the shop. and the sub
scrber Is confident that by the same personal aep on
to his wo1s which has secured to him liberal share
" me pooh0 PATRONAGE to merit its continuance.
1aPz1 dd
GtU $ TOM CLOTHING
We have this day opened one Of the best selected osrs
of CLOTHS and VEsTINGs of all kinds and varieties To he
found in Boston and New York markets.
Those in want of
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING
win please bear in mind that work from our establish
ment Tor STYLE OF CUT, beauty OF make and finish is
second to none in the city. THAYER EAMES
apZdd Harrington Corner, cor. Main and Front Sts
'BNHOS. w He ELOCK s. co
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
CLOTHS, GLOTHTNG
FURNISHING GOODS;
No. Z, Wo cester House ilOck,
Corner of Main and Elm Streets,
WORCESTER
ES' GARMENTS MADE TO ORDER. Sd
THOMAS WHEELoCK. S. B. WARD.
ap3 diff
A CARD. The undersigned would respectfully beg
IA leave inform his patrons and the public generally,
thai having completed the enlat cement and fitting mn Of
tue old stand, No. 80 Main Street, and carefully
leced stock of
BRoADCLoTHS; CASSIMERES, VESTINGS
AND
Spring Goods!
Of the most desirable Styles he is prepared to offer
unusual Inducements in adeparments Of the trade and
hopeS by promptness amt set personal attention TO
business to ensure the fullest satisfaction to all those who
may favor him with call.
CUTTING AND MAKING GARMENTS
-DoNE-
In the Most Thorough and Approved Styles.
ap14 dtJy1 SAMUEL PARKER.
HDEADY-MADE CLOTHING.-We have
H lust made large additions to our stock and are now
prepaa to sell and fashionable styles of CLOTHING
and FURNISHING GOODS less than old goods marked
cost You will please remember the fact, and give
call before you purchase THAYER 4 EAMES,
ap2d6 Harrington Corner, cor. Main Front SITS.
EADY-MADE CLOTHIN
MECORNEY &c BIGELOW
Keep constantly on hand wen seecred stock of
Ready-Made Clothing,
Il AND
TURN Is IL IN & GOODS,
For Gentenen's wear, which they and will sell, as
low much Of the shopworn moth-caten old st les of
clothing selling about town.
Call at 2I4 Muin Street. ap30 diff
n M o r A IT N E w s
1t is FACT, that MEO0RNEY Il BIGEL0W, Mer
chant TaOrs keep of the very best of
Goods THAI can be found in the market And they have
tie credit Of MAKING GARMENTS good style any
other shop We employ but the pest of workmen,
and we give personal attention our business And
we intend to deal with our customers that be
| sure of their patronage
We shall happy at all times to show our garments
and goods to any who may call at 2I4 Main
| Street. ap30 diff
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nINsOLUTIoN WORCESTERSHIRE.

DISSOLUTION COMPREHENSIVE
BE The copartnershp heretofore existing between the
subscribers at Hoson and Worcester the firm and
name Of RUGGLES, NoURSE, MASON, & co is this
day dissolved, by mutual consent. The of the firm
may be signed by either of its MEMBERS for purposes con-
uected with the liquidation of its affairs.
R, N, NJ, Co., feeling grateful for the liberal pat
Fonage heretofore extended them during long term of
years. beg respectfully to solicit continuance of the
same to their friends aud successors Messrs NOurSe Ma
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THE WORCESTER SPY.


Printed and Published by JOHN MILTON EARLE, L
FHeMAs DREW at No. 212 Main Street. worcester Mass
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-21

TnVHE FRENCH LANGU E.-Mons and
Nine. p0REL, de R0ssINIERE respectfully give
notice that they continue give instruction in the French
their natiye) language.
They propose to form two classes upon the fifteenth of
April inst One for Ladies and Gentlemen to mest Tues
days and Fridays O'Clock P M at their rooms No.
10 Exchange street. The other Children to meet on
Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, at o'clock p. NJ
REFERRNoES-Jules F. Malignon, Boston, Rev. Messrs.
Hale, Bent, Morrison, and James Mr. Eli Thayer Drs
Joseph and Henry Sargent Worcester.
Worcester, April LIST, 1856, DIFF
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a. DESIRABLE RESIDENCES FOR
HM,, SALE IN W0RCESTER.-The estate owned and
e4.A recently occupied by Chas. II Ill., in Worcester
situated upon High street, next south of the residence of
Dea Daniel Goddard, is offered SALE 1t consists of
Cottage House and large garden well stocked with fruit
tees bearing condition, and is atoeetner one OF me
desirable locations in the city For further parcu-
afsSsspJyJss BzEKIEIs DAIELs, No 14l Main street,
mch25 DIFF
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% Eet.

VHVO LET-The Brick Building No. 50 Front St.. con-
tanning two large square rooms with crllar under
the same For terms apply to JAMES r. PIERCE
May Il, 1856. eodu
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Price Two cents.
Drp Goo0s.
Ladies, Now is your Chance, for the
Goods mNst be Sold.

Our Notices are
FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED,
QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS I
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UDEMOVAL.-The subscriber having removed
kO Orange st. to y southoridge st. would respect
FULLY give notice that he viii continues as heretofore TO
keep the best supply Of s.
CAKE, BREAD, AND PASTRY,
TO be found in the city Order received by A. P. Abee
Coniectioner, Pleasant st., or at n southbiidge st
AZ aHn 4 KINa
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ReoI Gstate.

- CITY z ESEDENCE FOR SALE.
& The subscriber offers for sale the situation on which
A he resides, g. s. 10 of land of the very
first quality, covered with Fruit and Ornamental Trees,
one mile from the centre towards Worthwhile 1t is fine
situation for nursery market garden for gen.
tleman of leisure.
Terms easy. Apply to CHARLES NASH on the
premises West Boylston St. ap2 d3taw&w4w
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FURNITURE WAREHOUSE.

E. G PARTRIDGE Il COMPANY.
d. G. PARTRIDGE having remodeled and enlarged his
building,
THE OLD STAND.
Formerly occupied by Messrs. Partridge & Tabor, o
Maim Street. opposite the Post Office, would invite
his friends and the public call view his spacious
ware rooms. stock of well selected
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ICE! ICE. ICE!-Those wishing to he sup
piled with Ice will bs accommodated by applying at
he Office, No. Al Main Street, over the Quin
sis amond Bank leaving orders with the drivers Also
at the following places:
Lyman Drury's, Nos 81 and So Front Street
Belcher 4 Stowell's City Hall
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STOR E TO LET.
One of she Best Locations ga Worcester.
INoURE AT BoYDEN's EXCHANGE OFFICE.
rnchO6
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e q r N I t u r E .
Bought for cash, daily receiving from the best manu-
lecturers in the counry additions of all the latest styles
and patterns Trey have also secured the services of
experienced workmen for Upholsterng, Gliding and
pairing who will not be surpassed by any in these de-
parments b. G. P Il Co. latter themselves that with
their facilities for doing business. they give sasfac-
ton to all who may favor them it'll their patronage
E. G. PARTRIDGE Il co.
Anvil
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EpOOMS TO LET In Clart's new Blocx.- One
Y Front Room, second story, with fre-proof safe
Also one on the third story. Apply to
d27 tt VIM c. CLARK
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A MOTHER AUCTION LOT OF
IA FANCY DRESS SILKSl
Bought at Auction yesterday, 500 yards stripe Plaid
Dress Silks, which will be sold at third less than cost
of importation. Please call and them Ladies', for
they are a great bargain. A. Y. THOMPSON co.
ap16 DIFF
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DRAPER RUGGLES,
JOEL N0URSE,
JOHN q. MASON,
ARTEMAS STONE,
j. NJ. G. ARMSBY.
Boston, April LIST, 1855. ap4 d&wtf
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VALUABLE LANDS For SALE!

TkNiiE entire Real Estate Of the late JOHN Il
IL BULL, consisting Of more than THREE
THOUSAND ACRES is offer cd for private Su!c
on advantageous terms.
Th- lower Tract adjoining lands Of Col. Louis
Patterson, contains about
fOUR7EEN HUNDRED ACRES.
If which II large portion is excellent River Low
Grounds. This Plantation is well improved and
healthy.
The Berry Hill Plantation contains about
TWELVE HUNDRED ACRES,
undtcmbraces a large body Of Low Grounds Of
excellent quality. These tracts a'"n and were
used as one plantation. The lands on Savannah
River nrc believed to be the hest Cotton Lands
in the State. They are not swamp lands, nor
subject TO inundation, but are dry and elevated
Low Grounds. The Savannah River afford safe
navigation for Boats 10 Augusta distance Of
about forty five miles.
The Little River Plantation contains about
FIVE HUNDRED ACRES,
is we'll settled, and we'll adapted to Cotton and
Grain There is u considerable body of Low
Grounds "n this tract which, for Corn, is equal
to any lands in the State. This plantation is
convenient 10 the best Fonring Mills.
These lands are all in tho S0uth-Wcstcrn part
River are near Burksdalc's Ferry and the Lille
River Tract few miles below Culhnln's Mills.
The lands in tho South Western portion of Abbe-
willie are considered the chenprst of their quality
and fertility of any in the Southern States.
For further particulars apply to tho
HON. r. BARNWELL RIIETT.
Charleston,
or to tie HON. a. BURT,
Willington.
Nov. 81, 1855. 81 If
eY- The South Carolinan at Columbia will
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Tho Farmers Guide

TO SCIENTIFIC ANp PRACTICAL. AGnI,rLTUrE-
BY Henry SrIrnENs. +. X. =, nr DIinuurnh
aml the lat, i. +. ,rrnS, Professor of Sci-
entilic Agriculture in Yale College. New IIa-
ven. vols. Royal Octave. linU pages
and numerous Wood and Steel Engravinrs.
This is con!es>edIy, The most co,mpIct, work
On Agriculture ever published, aud in order to
gir" il wi'lrr circulation The publishers have
resolved to reduce til" price to
So FOR TIE TWO VOLUMES!!
When sent by mail {i"'s' -I'"c) to California
and Oregon the price will he 81. To every
other p,rt of tn. Union anil to Canada (pu<i.
paid $;G c5'- THIS is NOT the oM "Book of
Mr FIrm."
Rrni'anccs FOR any Of the Above publications
should always be addressed, post lnid, TO the
Publishers,
LEONARD SCOTT g. Co,
No 81 Gold Street, New York
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FEMALE HIGH SCHOOL.

II WILL open at Grccnwno,l, in this District
n FIRST MONDAY of JANUARY next, a
Female High School
Instruction will he given in nlI the Branches
of finished Female Educntion-I.ntin and
Greek, GI reIuir"d,) English Grammar, Nuln,al
History. Natural aud Moral Philosophy, and the,
Higher Mathematics.
SET Of The latest and most approved Globes
and Maps. together with a costly Laboratory Of
Chemicals. and Philosophical Appa. atus, will bs
ut the :, rvice of the School.
Young Ladies from distance can obi ain
Boarding III excellent families. ut $40 per month.
The Village of Grcenwool, situated imuurdi
acly "n the line of the Greenvie IL Colua.Lia
Rail Read, is well known us one Of the most
h"auIi;ml, hcnlthfn, and moral in the State;
willie lis numerous pious G,nilcs Churches aud
sabbath Schools, afford every religious facility
For particulars, address me ut Greenwood.
j. II. LOGAN.
krSrrrssceS.-Rcv. \. w. LELAND, ID. d..
Andrew Crawford, Esq, Columbia. :. G; TT.
Ravencl, Esq, Black Oak, S. c.; J. Wistar
Simpson. Esp, Inurensv;llc, s. c. Rev Jno.
McIers. Gr,cnwood. s. c.; Rev. ino G. VII.
linus. Hodges Depot, S. G.
OF LaurcnsvilIc Herald will give two inscr-
tons and forward bill to me at Greenwood
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BOOTS AND SHOES FOR CASH!
W. S. WOOD,
MANUFACTURER OF AND DEALER IN

MANUFACTURER OF AND DEALER IN
Boots Shoes and Brogans
40. lS5 Rich"ris"" st, first do"rb,lo~ Tie .hurk~,
COLE.NBLA, S. C.,
AS now in store large aud well selected ns
- s"rin'"nt of all descriptions Of goods usually
I" br found in IL Shoe Store, consisting of Ne
gr"rs peg and Nailed B:osai,s, Stitch Downs.
House Servants Shoes. ali c!:ssrs, which are
Offered hy the case, dozen or single pair, ut the
lowest figures, CASH.
a T.SO,
Ladies fine Brk and Cord Cutters Ladies' Kid
AMI Morocco" Waking Shoes an.l slippers. from
the House Of j. Miles & Son, PhiIaIelphia.
LSO,
Gents Fine Calf Dress Pump and Stitched
bouts, ol his own manufacture.
a LS o.
French and Amcrscan Calf Skina Oak and
Icmlock = lie Leather
n. B. The Manufacturing Department il
under the Superintendent of an experienced
workman. and all work intr.istcd to his care
warranted to give satisfaction,
w. s. WOOD
1S5 Richardson street,
Columbia, =. C..
October i, 1855 2i ly
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WATCHES. JEWELRY
AND FATICY GOODS.

AND FANCY GOODS.
r,,5a HAVING just received from
eSI,ssz New York. large and bcauti
Sses&ESaL&ssn ful Stock Of Watches and Jew
clry, will sell them at Charleston prices, and
all articles warranted rs represented. My stock
consists of
Fine Clocks. Weight and Spring. nt various rri-
ccs; Fine Gold Watches, fiom S.5 to $I5n; tino
lot of Hunting. Levers from Sia to S55, suit
able for farmers; Fob. Vest aud Ladies' Chains,
beautiful patterns; Ladies' aud Gents Broachcs !;
Ear Rings and Finger R,nys. all sizes; Lockcts,
Cold Keys, Gold aud Silver Spcctaclrs; Silver
Thimhcs a splendid article; Coral Beads, Gold
Snaps. Gold Pens. Silk Guards, Steel Chains,
Winding Keys, Steel Sprctaclcs with colorci
Glasses, large assortment Of Sr"ctuplc Glasses,
nll ages Port Monies: beautiful assortment
of Silver Cups. suitable for Presents; u full as.
s0rinlrnt of Pistols
The above articles will sell for CASH, or on
Credit to persons who will be prompt in their
payments.
III. Il. TUSTEN.
Sept. 26. % If
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Bloached Shirtings & Sheetings.
XVILLIAM SHEAR has received from New
w York
Extra Water Twist A Blcnched SIIRTINGS:
New York Mills Al Bleachei SiIIRTINGS;
White Rock, Wafer Twist, Al Bleached SHIRT
INGS. (sOft finish y
Manchester A B!cached SHIRTINGS;
Boot Mills A BIcached SIiIRTINGS;
Superior IA Hamilton Bleached SiIEETINGS;
Superior 1874 Allcndule Blcacled dSEEETIN(iS:
Wamsutta Mills Blcached Pillow Case COT
TONS;
Laconia Mills Bleached Satin JEANS;
A. G.. A. Asnoskeag and Pearl River TICKINGS;
The above comprises the best mako OF Goods
in this country, and will he sold at very low pr-
ces for CASH. The public are respectfully ir-
vited 10 call and examine the assortment
Augusta, Feb 6. AZ If
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Notice..

A IL persons indebted to the Subscriber. either
II by Note or open Account. are requested TO
come forward aud make immediate payment, as
further Indulgence cannot nor will not be given.
And persons failing to comply with the above
request before Return Day, will find thoir Ac.
counts and Notes in the hands of Thomson &
Fair fur collection.
JAS. w. CHILD, Jun.
Ca!hana's Mills, Jan. II, 1885, 39.tf
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Capital $15,OOO!

1900 Prizes. Amounting to 100000.
Tickets, S 900; Halves, $500; Quarters, $3.50
Prizes payable without deduclonI Persons
sending m"ncy by mail need not fear its being
lost. Orders punerunlly attended to. Commu-
nicntions confidential. Bank Notes of sound
Banks taken at par.
Those wishing particular numb re- should Or
der Immediately.
JAMES F. WINTER, Manager,
~ S Macon, Ga.
Feb. Is, 1856. A "... At
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Administrators A Notice.

Estate of William MagilL SEN, decd.
ri Office is hereby given to all persons coli.
1S cerned, that q Final Settlement of the
above Estnte will be made in the Ordinary's
Office, on the 10Th day of April next. Those
having claims, are expected to present the came,
duly nttested. ON or before that day /; and those
indebted, must pay promptly.
JAMES MAGILL, admir-.
Ordinary's Office,
JAN IA, 1856, 80 3m