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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-07

State for Roofs. The subscriber is pared to
FURNISH Slate for Roofs Of superior quay,a lay it in
the hest manner, the mos satisfactory terms Sara
plesmay seen at the yard on Grove street
apis diff JOHN BARNARD
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-07

GEORGE SWAN.
ATTORNEY ANG COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
No. D Esn&2 Building.
iyI WORCESTER. MASS dS y61nns
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-07

NEWSPAPER CEANeEs.-George Punchard
has sold his right in the Boston Trare1ler. to
Mr.. Worthington, one OF the publishers, and
Curtis Guild has purchased an interest in the
concern. The Traveller is an excellent paper,
aside from its strong bunker proclivities. We
hope the change may improve it in this re-
spect.
B. P. Shillaber, the :" Wideswarth " and
a. Mrs. Darlington " of the Boston Post, has
left that paper and connected himself with the
Saturday Bpeniag Gasetts.
Elizur Wright has become an associate with
Mr.. Hazewell, of the Boston Chronicle. Mr..
Hazewell has already given the Chronicle a
high rank, and with Mr.. Wright to assist
him. if it is not one of the raciest as well as
richest papers in the country, we shall lose
our guess.
The Lowell Nes0s, very sprightly little
paper, is about to be enlarged, and John A.
Goodwin, late editor of the Lowell Courier. is
to assume the editorial charge of it. Under
his care, it will be first rate paper, and quite
correct in its politics.
The publishers Of the Worcester Transcript,
being unable longer to sustain it. abandoned
it to its fate, few days since, and went into
insolvency. The publication is continued for
the present. by the Messenger, till sale can
be made of it, for the benefit of the creditors.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-07
DIR NEWTON
D E N T I S t


mas removed his office from 1S8 Main street to AMERICAN
HOUSE BLOCK, directly opposite where he win be happy
to see patrons and friends ana dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-07
KALLISTON

Zone impulse from vernal wood,
May teach you If man.
OF moral evil and Of good,
Than all the sages can"
One course # study understood
By right instruction given,
May teach the student more of good,
Than hundreds and eleven
Courses of study in Business Branches
That are simply theoretical
Practical instruction is given at EAroNs in Bookkeep-
Ing, Commercial Arithmetic, Commercial Penmanshn
English Grammar, and Commercial Correspondence No
class system. Rooms open day and evening. ap1 dot
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-07

" w Z e
A T TORN EY ar LAW,
No, Worcester Bank Block. Foster Stree
jyl4l WORCESTER MASS (d&wtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-07

Hon. LEWIS D. CAMPBELL From the ex
plantations of the pcsition-of this gentleman,
by the Washington correspondents Of differ.
ent journals, of his speech at Fillmore
ratification meeting, in that city, we were
led to think that Mr.. Campbell had been
greatly misrepresented, and had come to the
conclusion that he was all right in regard
to the grand political issue. But the fact that
that bunker, pro-slavery, Fillmore sheet, the
American Organ" has taken up his defence,
leads Us TO mistrust there may be " something
rotten in Denmark" That speech Of his,
Published in the "organ," copy of which
we have reeeiyed from Mr.. Campbell himself
Is no addition to his reputation. In fact, what
business had he at Fillmore and Donclsou
ratification meeting. unless be sympathises
with the nomination. However, wetrust Mr.
q. viii come ont right in the end.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-07
rOSTRR s FlsFER

FOSTER s ESTER BROOR,
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORs All Law
Nos and Brnley Hail, Worcester
DWIGHT FOSTER. ian10dtf JAMES Z. FsTERBRooK
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-07

very Particular Notice All parties INDEBTED
70 US are informed that their bills MUST paid without
any more delay. Those who hear from our Ator-
y are requested 20 settle their bills al the shoe store of
5 Goodwin, opposite the Fost Office.
apps d12J* SMITH & BROTHER
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L. B NICHOLs. n. u

&c 3 NICHOLS. N, D.,
Il o II E0PATHIC PHYSICIAN
oFFloE AMI REsIpEScR Il2 MAIN 81. OFFICE HOURS
FROM TO 3 AND TO O'CLOCK p. NJ.
Worcester. on. % 1879
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-07

CHAPLIN s TILLOTSON,
. ATTORNEYS AND COTNSELLORs At LAW
NOS. and Worcester Bank Block, Worcester Mass
IkNkY OaAPIN. G. II. TILLoTsoN.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-07

H0uehhn's Corn solvent, an InfaIlibIe
Remedy, for sale by JAMES GREEN, III Vain st.
SEVEN THOUSAND AND FIFTY-sIX BOTTLES
8 old in six weeks.
See adj erlisenent in aan. her cclnrnn dann con
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Adm AVER
:, ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR At EzW.
my3O sy g-''
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MRG. :. p. BOs W0RTH.
FASHIONABLE REsS-NAKFR
w. Ne"bury street.-- Worcester
iva dt
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w. SUMNER BARTON,

o l. L g T 1 o IS
or Notes. Drafts, and Negotiable Paper generally within
the United States and Canadas, promptly attended TO-
Orders left addressed to him at % High street. or
at Hon I. NJ. Barons Office 254 Main street.
Is in Boston daily
Worcester, April l. 1856 dtf
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w. a. " lLEtA MS.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At LAW
NO. Central Exchange, Worcester, Mass
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-07

r. A. GOODROW,
Wholesale Dealer and Jobber in
BOOTS II O s, and RURRERS
2IS Main Street, CUP stairs,)
WORCESTER, MASS
Particular attention given to orders. diff mchS
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81 u. AIMS " ORTIZ.
L A G II Z r o NJ SIG
Rooms No. II PIeasant Street.
mch26 dim
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WILLIAM DICKINSON
NOTARY PUBLIC,
No. us Main street, Worcester.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-31

TO east reflection upon the honor Of =, vtchs nd ,s.,
rss viii sssse tsndsrnss hs nas snsver for % be
Il VII net do said Anna ahsins her head NV f,s.,
10 eox freud man, but an his only ehid AID Am tie
DARING Of HI. oi9 ne feuAsve notaers st,.n you
deceived ieyed him before and cannot tsis IN. tm. 10
DO IT, Wait NJ be vel aronx Axain add YOU shs 10
.th me and ve vii tell him al think he vi forsve me-
Bat musf not ssitate him
IL viii be too late, then, - ssd Jslaa
No have Known this zone time and have laid plans
sceordney. Nancy Grey has been hoaxht up in nv sAe
house fren lfe,cy, end would Cor N. need b., She
eonG home and 20 some QUIET zee WHARF,
weHe rsi iho.n al al 10 over. Then .nl 60 home ia
I.:y .5d Z, you a .s NEE; there ADD eAdss' eass
OEv eARd' SAD Julian, sufy. thr through their
veins those words were spoken for the first time between
liz and their hps met IN long and fervent Kiss
lighter The plan she had proposed seemed feasible enourt
and her supply Of pocket money a beyond her monthly
sxreI dture and Julian possessed Of competence there
was Why should rot Be carried nto exeeutop
Dawn eloer tsseiher BY this new tie thew aked h1pey
Of be She te attended by Nsuey Gre, 20
city for there Julian housi perfect privacy could be
letter, her nofer and mail them from Ten-on ana forsad
the REPLIES b. under name The was
uneersand that she was visiting relative before returning
home end this would account for the latter, t.t
he was 10 n her and ACCOMPANY her home 10 ssk
forsyer rs for the rash step they had taien
The cloud that bad bovtred her long fast passing
away The future seemed bright and would not feel
eoub, fer AZ the seminary b. rung the bali hour before
n she Marcy Grey and Ter companion returning FROM
their ak and with sood hight his embrace the lovers
se pAraied, and she went out to meet them.
be folding doors Of the reception opened into hack
psror but little used There through that long
rouehrt figure had lufked enng TO the sub
dued voices just beyond.
vas living her bed With her face turned the wall sppa-
ren,ly in the lard Of creams.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

Mshev-cn uttered; and the lrtls started though
kneshirs hurt him, bot noti-ed him.
"Tes, vii nsir) her, asd her money too
But do know that shes money!"
Ave lots And then that angnated aunt OF hers
Perfect gold mine ard Ensl N for ell Of that Ho Tn
al risht And se:es ether sass 20 the fsr one And
may her father hoo alive. nhe only rch,"
Jhe little acted though something hurt him sx.n
for he half from bis ehAlr and when be sank down
again be hid his face bthird his newspaper
" Bat" said Of the party, isat Arthur Rsynoad rather
thiek around ihose corners ~
Pooh - Ittered Mafhewson, ccotepptuous,y do ye
,pose she'd marry with oSrneyman carpenter ~hen she
h-ye me-"
Who Do ye sal jour esrpen.er asked great stout
cced BY the youths he middle Aged rough
ly clad, and covered " ID tie dust Of toll
None Of yogr business cried Mshe contemporary
"Nery well" return ed the man know who y SPOKE OF
Twas OF Arthur Rsyu ond tie noble boy vho has supported
vieo~ ed mother fer these six for cali him names
You. who OF society than ay on coach
wheel You'd bettt meId youngsters all ofye
apf lou, Jsuss Ms'hewsoD, IN PARTICULAR
With these ads the stout artisan followed By
loud and deep, the horrible Of which fro
Na They would have attacked the hsd he been
smaller but they daed themselves within his izhy
As the bold speaker sehed the the little
lane focwed him out and drawing OF little distance
the two convened fer time
TIE air der Of this III BE- found in the NEW DIRK
LEDGER Of June issued THIS MORNING, and for sale
" Strive TO e1pel strong Mature. it's in vain;
With double force he will fe'ur again."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-31
SOME WRITER has SPOKEN about " pan,

~ O.e on Penon" which probably sometime ,rss
epdous sloush the exactly cie 10 some psope.
IT,. Pel!on" the ola oreeisn hsvsp~per hrss
ard ossa" the OF another 0reciAs ssws-
psp.r with large ccuson aid f" pSs Ossa on Psssoas
simply that the papers being u'sd the ssw ns
had the largest ejaculation which It wss then
h.s,.. 20 conceive Of We can understand h fs sAss = sse
about hat BoNrER ofTBE LEDGER hss bssa askAe Ne
thsths has psper in No; be knsw Ting vvss
two Of that When THE NETWORK LED0ERhsar ssshsd
the LARGEST kind Of he just wsusto wesa sese
il, and he has set 10 vosh to treble sssir nat
pips pp thipss rather high, then Chimeszo on - Of
Popoes,apeth would BE- only . very ANAL hal.- rHC
LEDGER for THIS MORNING 40 iu, Of escssnse - my
thin, human can BE- ssd four pieod Ensvnes osss md
..t IL cns. only EOUR CENTS 80
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CFNTRAL JAMES WATSON wEBBs oPIN-

THE STORM S T. G r f. t.
.ereraI dee ksvng been expressed BY he reade's
Fl lie cosrsey aEd E.4o to hr0w Genera "eoos o7noa
AZ sYLyANUs CcBBs New Tale, rae 5rORh SECRET,
". le.rr By teesrsphc ds9steh from Wshington hat the
G.psr.. N give hls Isnzh IL swocolun letter"
ia IA. Ceusr Of rext Tuesday, The TIs By "a way,
VIII be COMMENCED in THE NETWORK LEDGER 10 10
i.soed THIS MORfISG, that JOa want 70 read
the TALE o.f before Generals opn!oo sppes yoa
10 .eeou nodsid a. any We've ONE for the small u
YosJ Cas-
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6eleti poetrp.
ny MRS. L. ~. sIcouRSEY.

TBEhE came word upon the lghtniDs's lip,
Across the brine, that act the mishties. bells
OF Lendon pcsling
To her oot.s 60 door
Hobbled the listening cTone, and the SICK man
Lsok'd up and sstd what strr'd the Sabbath bells
~ such strange clamor and the white-robed pres
Psnsd for a moment. wondering ss the towers
Roch'd and responded.
But that little word
lyon the Hghtpings lip,-whst might II be
II resshd the faricrimes, gors'd with blood
And deaf with death groaDs, and on her Sad brow
Traced the forgotten semblaneeiof . SMILE.
The Russian serf receives IL IN his hut,
And mois:eneth his black bresdlwitb tears Of Joy.
stsmbopl hath esusht.tbe ecno, and is glad,
While mid the ehapels ard the vines Of France,
The eon,eripss mott or ber TIE Deun sings
wouldn't know what mystic word hath power 10 wake
50 many hsrpsof praise
Go,-ask the choir
What the key-tone Of the song they pourd
Ger Betheheurs vsles, when dear Lord born,
And they will tell you what electric thrill
Hath tooeh'd the JOY pulse Of the war worn Earth
On this blest. Sabbath morn.
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HIAW ATHA IMPROV WE'D

Ifyou ask me whence thes, Stories,
Whence these Iliustrstsd Stories,
whencs thess Tales that stir the passions,
Whence these Plates Of Latest Fashions,
Whence these sparkling Editorials,
Whence these ''cuts" that beat "pictorsis."
Irresistible attractions,
That excite the admiration
OF the famous Yankee nationi
shoeld answer. upon honor,
That they come Of ROBERT BONNER;
Bonner writes them, Bonner buys them,
And DON'T Bonner ADVERTISE themf
o, look out for ibis Weeks LEDGER,
With i,s splendid illustrations,
And its famous combinations,
And great exemplifcstions,
or tact, skill and industry,
And une1smpied energy.
Cobbs new story-THE STORM SECRET.
Which 10 Tale Of Ship and Shore,
In This Weeks LEDGER set ssoins,
And It's . " secret" well worth knowing.
Such alright and Wild commotion,
AZ they met with ON the ocean.
Where their destiny had placed them
Where the bloody pira.e chased them
O, the lovers Wild emotion,
Ard the brave girl's deep devotion
Ifof them you'd get notion,
uyTHE LED0ER-resd the Story
See the pIctures-snd shout glory"
Don't be frightened at the thought OF erpenss.
ForTHE LEDGER costs but FOUR CENTS.
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A MOTHER SPLENDID ORIGINAL TALE

n It,onethins you wish ur boars u e-sane,
Jsst bay the Story e AsrREA CAkLisLf.
Ifyoa would weep. Orn you would smile,
You have only read AsTREA CARLISLE
Yoa'n 6rd how sbe wandered many msle,
some shelter te fla-poor AsrRBA CARLISLE
No ioi, could Sshear,sn tpmp,a lon de6s
The pune, patient hssrs Of ASTREA CARLISLE.
And TIRE LEDGEA's Cuts really worsA vkns,
That illustrate the stvy Of AsTREA CARLISLE.
And The LEDGER will lsrsely Increase ifs g PILE
By pnblhhlns she Story OF AsrREA CARLfSLEs
As ther.re been few things Tor this ionk while.
Tha, could hesin with ASTREA CARLlSE.
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Chr Storm 0srret.

Grand, sloriOus- GREATER, GREATEST,
~ IL sAss rsle By Ccbe hs &sssf;
H. sscry 81 the ocean.
And fwH raise great ccsnuetcn.
HEROES and heroines in the pew story,
y Cover themselves AID he author VIII sfcsy
The berore ysses erc~s the Pirates deck soy,
And With rsfoi dsoes-hss his sysrr esy.
IN his arms Der father catches Ais daughter,
Il And blessss her 'u,d The AorssAs slsseAsss.
While her craven lover, wtA sssps IA fAlesr,
Sresks down below to drink Msnay aAA wssss.
list buy the LEDGER and read The new Tsls>
81 TEE STORM SECRET t 70 called, tII
Ard ed r,ctheI's tate bewul.
And OF VENGEANCE stand appalled,
ORDS and Ladies, lovers and lasses,
IL The uyperrust nd oil the mssses,
win eager Ger The STORM SECRET poe,
Fos itna TALE Of SHIP ard SHORE.
MEN, woms n, childreD-all viii read IT.
NI For 10 sprees TO every soul;
Ard With full hearts villsay, ODD speed
On It's mission rom role to peseF
MOT for il alone do they buy THE LEDGER;
~ Blu, 'or itssaper excellence
t. everything that's wVrih bayinsI
Is fen and sa.ey, wtscvm-eense.
n for thousand tongues 10 sing
" TIE NEw-YURh LED0sRS praise
In oil iis lire there's net thing
Can touch Il ia 'beee days
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CHAPTER III.

cUrIp HYMES, "svBxosA."
The roses had bloomed faded in Tenon twice the
,, Of Miss Hsnley and her companion, Miss Grey Ths
more poetiesl way OF telling dear readers that two
heo gone by and ief the sui OF heen woman lin
-. on ,,mstion) Of seventeen. She had grown little
- A ,hips which her schoOnsies lssshnsly told her
~ b, any mesns)her slender azure rounding
an. into full and proportions and her sweet country
abe had grated knd Of naughty that not with
at its charm Young oodtempered, hshsptrted ani hae
lips with the clothes and the Of
si a. school any wonder that abe should take the lead
al al. find herself among her comrAn
i4si Apparently her position the beet she could have
ed the hs ua have been the ssyes Of the sy aud abe WI"
But Of late this had seemed at times assumed; Of
late her had seemed o0uded With gloomy though
oaie Nancy Grey bad looked and troubled and heli
lors al ns1tsops with her freud from which they
18th .rc.e ools unhappy than Th the
o<,lms evening N the eay part OF May IN ths see'Ea
study osrs were over groups Of students scat;
,.a over the small Common oyns the esay u tas even
h grace hoops and builoaoors and shs;teeoek The
OF every apartment n he house. were throo open
sna The fresh nS as e SOos. ami pspsrs .ad SoTSss
$3.50. 20 he hspts OF woodland vio.e sod the esshns
May flowers that we're nse 10 'ns NnSv Gr.v ~. MT
she1e-,hs h.d core for walk win Ns NAa Dussen, -
and Kate Stanton were me soc M 49,. Nv ths
The later yOuns LADY balancing asrseit ON SaA ~
window Sirr 10 mock ana ip.sspd from the t1,ie We as
handle Of pArsso dvsrsyins ihs occsPs5n -
ssy e. ,,y and :.sely ,sS o. osSi ia the si
h head upon her breast, add Der eye nSsa -
~ uPca the noOr. wtUyns ef the silence, hate iS'' ~
stsi toits fate and exclaimed; -........
you tell me whst particular 6saTe in that Ilpe,
ysa s,5,ot Anna sns have ksa paS,1a LII spol y,Sr
ysteiens eyes ps1siAns over Il any loDseT" - e..s
The gil sfsred btt her No. and th3n answered 20
Ankrs" .-,.
Only shiDsns' ed Kate, repeating tbs ws'is With 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-31

Til, {. the very moderate price Of that admirable weekly
p.per TIE HEW-YORK LEDGER. which richly fresh,ed
.very week with ORIGINAL STORIES, SKETCHES, PO-
FNs Se with SUPERB ILLUSTRATIONS THIS
MORNING NEW STORY will BE commenced In THE
LIrGER lroa the zen Of the universally popular author
sYLyANUs COBB, jr., entitled
THE STORM Sc @ X L I,
gGHG
THkuLrNG STORY OF SHIP ASHORE.
hi. Tale d BE beautifully Ilrsirted fem Original esas
and will Of itsef be worth the price Of tue pspef. naY
- - ~, v,Esy FERN and sYLyAsUs COBB
- ..e,,,,,.rv ssr THE LEDGER. Coutribo'ion'
s,am Mr.. sreornsrY. May ". srAsLrr ois'os, MI,
yIrsnAx ,1d host. CT other popular =" ef' also s'''e
.rrny fQk OOO-
PRESENT CIRCULAIIoSs, 40 toD'.o I'm,
v.1TppRIsE and TALENT N TINS progressive age
Gan Ib yopd.n. The people appreciate good cheap
..,sN. uIs.,r.Od family payer. Tas .Sene.niiy and
.-,, oussra,ed b the Tucees' a the LkDGEk
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ASTREA CARLISLE;
OR,
4 JEALOUS WOMAN'S REVENGE.
by MARY W. STANLEY GIBSON.

A TALE OF LOVE AND JEALOUSY, PERSECUTION
AND TRIUMPH.
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DEADY at DAYLIGHT THIS MORNING.

l(EAD1 at DAiLluHI lhAo NnOnNANV-
THE NETWORK LEDGER 70 always exciting.
Pitby, pointed, fresh, and inviting,
FILLED TO the brin with iptoppest writing.
which youus and old lind equally delshtins;
Jokes ard stores with gard illustrations,
Beautiful pictures, aid fresh Oscillations
OF ssnius and art In just eornbnsiors,
Fill up the measure Of brsht fsscinstions.
Ladies and Lords, Kings and Expresses,
Children and PsIerts, and Dukes and seanstresses,
Value the LEDGER for Its pleasing variety,
And look for lie coming with exceeding aASety
Big boys and little boys josts each other,
Pullr and hauling first this way then 'tofaer;
Eewsboys ard Newunen ere al IN their glory,
Buyins and selling the famous new story
Cebbs story-writ by sYLvANUs COBB, n..
Brnful Of Interest, Of wit snd Of humor-
The mest thrilling Tale that ser was relsted.
And the most beautifully illustrated
Yet, Notwithstanding such glorious con,snts
Tie price ofTHE LEDGER 10 only FOUR CENTS.
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4 GREAT INV ENTIONl
rHE LEDGER MPHANT.
.ruaI Il ME wsp PER IcrRQTYREnl

A WHOLE NEWSPAPER ELECTRUTfFEU'
Ovps TO tho enormous increase In the cscalson 81 THO
NEw-YORK LEDGER, II has been Impossible Gf ssss e@s
p.. to prn. supply Ct that paper By The ordinary
Ipvsnion susseo 70 se
all the humanity aud they did sot fall In tAs pssssnt
iustspce The LEDGER 10 now ELECrRorYPED, - hat
n. form can multiplied extent IN sAoss spses q
time and BY this means 'ny qusn'i " copies can -
"a h ,,..t rspdt, Besides numbers Be sapplsd
.nv moment paper w no ready for ssnns &C
an, future time jus. the the first hour ves vss To
,s,. Hereafter therefore, tho patrons u THE LED0Ek
G no, be disappointed setting full supply, however ssst
the demand may b..
IL h.. been supposed heretofore, thu such large ras -
49, 81 THE LEDGER could not Eleetrotypsd, Bat
a. tho French say, "nis deed accomplished" Ou Esstso-
are the largest that the world has yet ssn and Asy
o,I admirably Our patrons cow hurry ~ ~ - ssss -
the, please We say with sshs ehsnss o wes "eas
F,,. James Sid 10 the clan Of hhodsrie DAni
Come one come all these Typss shs'l Ay
FROM thsir hm PLATE. e I"
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4 0brillins 6torp.
THE LITTLE LAME MAN;
Or
THE RIVAL SUITORS.
BY sYLvANUs COBB, JR
~ sYLvASUs COBB, }

For'uI cannot change your blood,
ALTHOUGH you strut a. if it could.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-31
GREElEYs OPINION.-"Tl

BROOKS of South Carolina need not imagine
ID Tia, he can nvexle General WILSON n nsnsh.ssess
into duel The General reads THE NE T-YoRx LEDGER
r,.uls w. ard has learned fom lie COLUMNS Am tusins
h.nous crime But, ct the tine General Wilson wn
defend himself tho drop Of blood sseledssA % VI
TIE NEw-YORK LEDGER, - certain oessass psrssss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-31

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Ana 90 much beside that no re~rsr ~ complain
That b. tier his fosr pence in poohot hsd lain