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The Placer herald., 1856-08-16
THE PLACER HERALD.
AGENTS,

GARDNER & KIRK, Sacramento, at their Book
Store, Post Office Block.
THOMAS BoYcE, San Francisco, No. 81 Merchant
street.
WELLS, FARGO & CO. and the PACIFIC
EXPRESS co. are our General Agents for Placer
County,; Advertisements, Job Work or Subscrip
tions to the Herald, left at either of their offices
will be promptly forwarded to us,
NJ. F. HEATING, ...-.......--.. Secret Ravine.
A. B. BIRD, ....................Todd Ids Valley.
PHILIP SroNER .,..-.,..........Mchig gan Bluff.
JOHN M'NALLY. Illinostown.
E. l.. BRADLEY. .............. Dutch Flat.
THOMAS WooDs. Rattlesnake Bar.
D. B. CURTIS, --.......................O Ophir.
E. MANDEL, .................... ...... Gold Hill.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-01-15
EXTRAORDINARY CASE.

Tie Cincinnati Enquirer gives the following
account Of singular ronantic episode il life
whicI. occurred recently:
"A5out SIX years since. lady named Mrs.
Martha Nood, accompanied by her son, his wife.
and couple OF children. arrived in this city
from New Bedford, Mass. She stated that she
was a widow Of some twenty-four years stand
ing; her husband having been mate Of whaler
which had been lost at sea. The family have
resided far . greater portion Of the time on Lib
ertv stree'-Mr, Wood, the son, working at his
trade, winch Is that Of a cooper.
Yesterday morning, a gray-headed and toll
worn nan called a. the residence of the family.
ard seeing lIr. Wood inquired for the widow.
who. being called into the room. while gazing
intea5lv at The stranger, whose eyes were fixed
mournllIly upon Ter, requested 70 know his
business.
a. Do you not know me. Martha ? said he;
and IS the sorad e his voice. Ike tie memory
Of an oldcn melody, met her ear, she gave vent
70 hvsterical cry, aud tainted in the arms
which were oPen to receive her.
THE tale Is soon told. The slip in which he
lad made his last voyage from New Bedford
was cost away in the South Sea Islands and he
was enc Ct the few who escaped watery grave.
After enduring unhee=;i Of priTstions he sue
ceeded. after thirty years absence, IN reaching
his native land From brother Of his wife, he
learned heir present location, ard arrived here
70 6nd her wbora lie had left young and charm
ing bride far advanced IN the evening OF life.
while he infant upon whose lips, when he last
saw him, he had imprinted fathers kiss, and
who could hardly lisp his name, was now stall
wart man and the bead of the family How
many hopes and fears mrst have agitated the
heart of tie cid mariner as he again set foot,
after his long pilgrimage. upondRis native soil.'
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-01-15

institutions, by opening the Territories. North
ard South. to slavery. The Compromise Of 1920
and 1850 being restored, there viii not be an
inch Of territory OF the United States. once ex-
empt from Slavery. on which L can legally in
i trude ard Mr.. Allison attempt By an armed
force to carry out tie notification plotted by the
caucus which gave birth 10 tie Kansas biIl VIII
like the attempt of his prototype, Mr. Calhoun.
+ to give effect TO South Carolina notification, be
paralyzed hy the frown of an indignant nation.
made potent by IN honest and firm Executive.
And there viii end the career OF these gentle
men who arrogate 20 themselves the exclusive
tuteiage Of the Democracy CT the eountry, as en-
ded that Of Mr.. Calhoun aud his proselytes,who
toek the peculiar charge Of TIE g S3ate RIGHTS
party. They sunk under the universal convic-
ton that their zeal for States Rights was an ar
dent passion 70 reach political power. at the haz-
ard ef extInguishing il the blood ef tke people
the wise and free institutions 1t had cost 50
much to establish
Our innovatng Democrats. who put under zoo.
the representative principle who violate the
known VII Of their constituents who scorn
their Instructions TO redress the wrongs they have
committed who reply TO the suffrares that con-
demn them, that they are not Democratic suff-
RACES; who. In the plenitgde of their infaIlbili-
", read out of the Democratic party every state
that viii not submit to the VIII of these, their
Representatives vko have SCI up test that
must forever exclude Massachusetts,. Rhode Is
land and Vermont who have bartered away the
rights secured to them by al compacts-will
soon learn that Democracy does not reside in
the ors-lrI zarion of intrnUers but in the rasss
Of the people
The Democracy which Is bred IN caucuses and
Cabinets IS sort Of hot bed speeies-a delicacy
suited TO the taste ef epieurian politicianswhose
appetites are their principles. Ineumbents and
expectants Of Offices and dignitryies claim sort
Of patent right in the machine of government to
create a Democracy adapted to their purposes
Their innovations n the machinery are contriv-
ances to renew their privileges for new terms,
and the people are the subjects who are to be
used Up in ito pay tribute for this privilege.
and take pride in the skill Of the operations.
The telegraph wires and the Cincinnati Con-
vention are TO bring ali the mastery eombna-
tions of the Administration IL contact with the
masses at the appointed time. But wiz the wires
work Undoubtedly the people, far and wide.
VIII have their instructions from the operators
but the response VII probably be thunderbolt
to those who have violated their rights, spurned
their renonstrances, and. as consequence, have
arraved brothers from the different sections of
the Union to shed each others blood, in civil
war, on tie plains Of Kansas.
Respectfully,
P. BLAIR.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-01-15
A TOUCHING APPEAL.

The editor OF the BingharnPton Standard thus
addresses his patrons:
Where Is the money coming from to pay for
our next issue We cannot get a quire of paper
without the cash IN adTance- We have borrowed
until cur credit is gone. We have worked two
years for nothing, and boarded ourseIves-or
rather our wife has boarded Us, free gratis sor
nothing. Our eomposito-s want their wages:
our landlord wants his rent our children want
shoes, and cur wife wants 4 new calico dress.
We ara ont Of wood, cut Of potatoes ogs of four.
out OF meal, out Of butter out Of sugar, out of
patienee-in short. out Of nearly every thing.
except a clear conscience. We lodged the sher-
if, until We could dodge no longer, aad have
lodged our creditors Until we are tired. We
have nos shilling IN pocket, and you owe US
Two Thousand Dollars
We arc trying 70 live Christian life, and
hope to get 70 heaven It afford Us satisfaction
to think that we shall meet you there We
wouId greatly prefer 70 have you pay Us. and
thereby remove very great obstacle II the way
Of your reaching that place Of rest.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-01-15

Singular ARTTHAETIcAL FAoT.-Any number
of figures you may wish to multiply by 5 viii
give the same result if divided by ?, & much
quicker operation but you must remember TO
annex cipher to the answer when there Is no
remainder, and when there Is a remainder what-
ever it may be, annex a 5, TO the answer. Null
tiply 464 by ), and the answer viii be 2,320
divide the same number by ?, and you viii have
232 and as there is no remainder, you add ci-
pher. Now, take 357, and multiply by ), the
answer is I,7S5. On dividing this by ?, there is
lis and a remainder you therefore place ) at
the end of the line, and the result is again
l1S5
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-01-15

A WOMAN SWIMMING THE MIssIssIPPL-LIovd's s
forthcoming Steamboat Directory gives a thrill
ling instance of the Importance to woman Of
knowing how to swim. When the i'll fated Ben
Sherrod was in fame on the Mississippi river,
and the lady passengers who had thrown them
selves into the water were drowning around the
boat, the wife of Capt Casfleman jumped into
the river. with her infant in her arms. and
swan ashore, a distance of half a mile. being
the only woman saved out Of sixteen She had
learned 10 swim when girl
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-01-15
THE RAIL ROAD A, B, C.

Ihe Washington Globe the inventor of the folio
ng terrific squib:
4 stands for Accidents, frequent, alas
B Ter the Bungling that bring them to pass
Is the Cheapness, the sole end and ain,
D Of Directors, who're ss free from all blame .,
+ for Expenses, diminished by half;
r the Few servants kept the staff;
9 slow Goods train, one man TO mind it
Il High-pressure express close behind il?
/ an Incline, where TO step takes so long:
J Is the Junction, with point all turned wrong
: is the Knowledge or danger ahead
L by the Lights turned (toe late) into red
VI Is the Mystery how it took place,
y the " NOBODY TO blame N the case
stands for Ohicers, sleepy or drunk
P for the Permanent way which had sunk
Q Is the @ lagrnire Ger which il had passed
? for the Esiis which were wearing out fast
) for the Signal the driver don't mind
7 fer the Train some two hours behind.
is Uniform rate Of speed,
a Velocity, fri ightful indeed.
is Vision % by which il directed
y an 'ArursioH train, quite unexpected.
is Yourself; if you .ravel our measures.
z new ZeSt viii impart 70 your pleasures.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-01-15
STATE ADMINISTRATION.

tTsve-ncr Of Wisconsin
Lieutenant Governor ARTHUR VI AETarE. Milwaukee
Secretary IT state Dawn y JoNEs, Belmont
STATE Treasurer CRAELEs h-EHN Two Rivers
Attorney teneral VILLAIN K SMITH Mineral Point
>llr FG5tLe last \ CoNsTAN-INE BARRY. Racine.
BaaE comptroller WILLIAM DENNIS. Watertav-u
STATE Prison Conm'r- EDWARD NG4RRT, Milwaukee
ca. Jas Of SuP. Court EDWARD WHIroy OF JanesviIIe
Associate Justice
A1RAa S4ITB, Of Milwaukee pksAGUs Cole Of Potgs
Circuit Judges
Jas r DooLIrFLE, Racine " kSowLroy P Gu Chen
LEyl HC BBELL- Milwaukee, GEo u CATE. Stevens PIT
8 y i LARh ABEE, ozaukee : : FULLER Hudson
' < FeKsLiNE, Shebevg'n ALEX 1 COLLINS, Madison
. 4 CoTuKES, Mini p. 10 : r CorroS, Green Ba7
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-01-15

t'ASHI0SAB ABIE TAILOR, would tender his thanks TO
tAe cItizts Of Mineral Point and vicinity for past IA
FaTs and thar he is Jil the old TKIsTNE Office
opposite the Eook Store, HixhS Mineral Point Gel-
.elen elothes cleaned and presse snort notce. 9l
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-01-15

- The Springfield (IIlinois) Journal says !:
a We hear Of contracts for new corn here
abeuts al % cents in the ear, and 25 to 2511a
sheIIed and sacked A sale ef choice white
wheat was made in this place. the other day,
at Sl,ss- 1t is 70 be ground for family use
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-01-15
GEORGE W. COBB.

4 ENERAL DEALER in Merchandise of all kinds. COZ
" Der Of High ana Chestnut streets, Mineral Poin
n srSzn- AI
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aoetru. {
THE BATTLE OF LIFE.

By GEO. W ROGERS.
THERE are ties that must be brokan
II II wiring the heart to bear; =
There ere words that must be spoken
Hard tc utter as they are.
There are hearts that never falter.
Be times changes what thev may.
There are those that cannot alter
Until life shall fade away.
There are high and holy feelings,
TREASURED deep within thv soul:
And amid its bright revealings
May no poison waters roll.
Inc bright world Is now before thee,
All its sunny spots are thine;
Let no shadows e'er come DER thee,
As its joys around thee twine.
VEen wherever duty calls thee.
Go, while youth is in thy heart,
And whatever fate befalIs thee,
Thou shalt only bear thy part.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-01-15
HENRY PRICE.

4 y ENEBAI Dealer Family Groceries and Provis
VI ions Nails Glass. Wooden ware, Sc opposite tb,
Central House, High-st, Mineral Puint- 81
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-F-~ The fire Is going out, Miss Fiikins"
q / know Il, Ar. Green ard If ron would act
wisely, you wouId follow its example"
1t Is unnecessary 70 add that Green never
asked to sit up with that girl again
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.IoHNS 4 pAM

AEcH8>ST TAILoRS, HIgh-st-. Mineral Point, Wis,
u sclict share q public patronage. Their work viii
ae n sas' most fashionable style and reasonable
-, tut1iag done % order, snd rsrTsntsd IL II
ss'PeF1T CA4e 3
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-sxooa zNv1g d<v szooa 7oo#os
INSURANCE. AGENCY.
Join MILTON

ltTTNA INSURANCE COMPANY Of Hartford, Conn
IL capita, $4,000. Qzce over SIlltons store Mn
sFA- Point 81 n B. BUYDEN, Agent
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-01-15

e i witty doctor said that tight lacing was
a public benefit, inasmuch as it killed all The
foolish girls and leit the wise ores to grow to
be zol.eo-
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-01-15
COUNTY ADMINISTRATION.

lows County Judge LrxAN u STRONG, Of Highland
>huFlG LEVI STERLING. Of Mineral Point
CLERK Circuit Court JAMES HUTCHLsoS
Ga mn b. supervisors LESlUEt ~ joiner. of Wyoming
tters =" Arthur BRIrTAy. Mineral Point
REGISTER of Deeds JosEF8 LEAN DodyeviIle
treasurer JoIfS J 2 REN. % Mineral Point
Prosecuting Attorney LoCIs II . CRANE. 1]o.evIIIe
Surveyor J03ES IS WuTTE-Av.. Mineral Point
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-01-15

BOOKSELLER AND ~TATI0NER, and Deal
ID eF N Fancy Goods. Tobacco and cigars, sr1
t1or above tRs Post Office. Ugh Street, Mineral
Ealntr Iowa County, Wisconsin
81
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DUNN & READ.


4 Tr0RNETS AND coy NSELLORS AT Law, and So-
y se-ars in Chaacery, Mineral Point osce IN Mil
tons Block 81
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slatinal, Snte L Guuntp e0rsrs.

NATIONAL ADMINISTRATION
p-.s;; lent Of Tia. c : FRANKLIN FEIRcF. Of y n
Sz.-s.a-v If Statp WILLIAM I. MARCY of y Y
S.s-stsrv q the Treasury JAMES GUTHRIE, of ky
Se.rrry of the interior RODENT y CLELLAND, Of Mich
secretary If the Navy JAMES c. DOlBfN, Of y {
Secretary ef Var JEFFERSON DAVIS of Miss
Post Master General JAMES CAMPBELL. OF Penn
Attorney General CALEB CUSHING, OF Mass
chef Justice Of Supreme Court ROGER 3. TAST of Nd
Associate Justices
l7ES NLEAS, Of Ohio SAaUEI NELSON. Of y Y
JAMS u WAYNE Of tTeo RoBERT c t,RIER, of Pa
r1Ey gtrRoS. # Tenn BENJAMIN r t-I-RrEs Of Mass
Pz-ER DANIEL, Of IA JoHSA CAMPBELL OF Ala
GATED States Land Office at Mineral Point
rlE- e. SQClEEs Register ,fESRY PLowMAS Receiver
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. rT0RNEY AND COUNSELLOR ut Law, Mineral
y ta.-t- Collections promptly attended To- Office
.s=- tZS.-v Tram4Ts store 9-l
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-01-15

1 TTHESEE AND Cot UNSEELOR AT LAW, Mineral
Point Wis., viii practice n the Supreme and Circuit
Courts at ts state, and IN the L. District Court Of
srs gE-r 1illtou's store g.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-01-15

4 TTgEEET At LAW. and Solicitor in Chancery, Min
: 4 rr4t Point. Cfice in Thomas block 81
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. I --1ENET AND COUNSELLOR AT I-&vv RschIand
Esutre HichIand County Wis All business eRtrus-
-- - zis care promptly attended TO- al
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j. Fl. CLARY.

4 -ToRNET AND COUNSELLOR At Law, Mineral
- Point Office IN MiIton's stone Block 81
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JOSE PH SMITH,

PINE srArro, kRr AND FANCY eooDs,
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GEORGE l.. FRO>7

1 TToRNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW. Mineral
Il Point. VIII attend % land negotiations, and trans
s al business connected ith his profession Collections
promptly attended 10. Office IA County Building 81
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LOUIS III. ID. GRAN


( TT9RNEI AND C0JNsELL0R, solicitor N Chance
n ~ and General Land Agent, DoGgcTie, Iowa Co1n-
e, Wisconsin. 81
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CHARLES F. I.EGtTF.

4 : -NERAL LAND AGENT, opposite the L 6. Hotel,
" -tlSl-s-, Mineral Point. 81
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NATIONAL ADMINISTRATION.
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& aIE~sNORE,
FARLEY EATNN.

/ TT1-lSEE'S IT LAW. Mineral Point, Wis. Office
y over Au>iey * Tran1eI's store 81
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The answer was as follows:
q 1t can. May a man have sister, young
beautiful and unmarried 2
r 4rrrI
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prOffssIOnal ans &usiness Garss.
EOS. GOODEAD. VI. u.

\ ENBER Gf the College of Physicians ard Surgeons
II University Of the STATE Of y " tenders his servi
the citizens Of bodgevie and vicinity Physician
S1r-s1a amt Accouche--
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-01-15
LETTER FROM FRANCIS P BLAIR

The following letter from Francis P. Blair.
Esq was written in answer to an invitation to
attend a meeting of the Republican Association
IN the City of Washington, in December last
Mr. Blair was the editor of the Washington
oqoee, during the Administration Of GENERAL
JACKSON, and was the consistent friend of the
Old Hero. He was one of the leading men in
the Democratic party, but has become sickened
with the intrigues of its present leaders. and
speaks the sentiments of an honest man IN This
letter
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-15
Go Set.
Cost an0 .5oun0.


OSTs-on Wednesday. 9Th instant a Gold and Cor
4 neiin Watch Seal--of ft al 13l Main street. the
finder will be literally rewarded
L W. STURTEVANT.
Norcester Feb g. dc.
EAU q TlPPE EFT LOST Between the Prnv .ence
r. Depot and the house OF Ezekiel Daniels the finder
will be rewarded by leaving it at this Office
jal6 dtf
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au2p

w 0rcester BydrOpmEhjc fRstiSutiOE
on arch and Fountain sts., Forester, Mess. The
proprieors of this Institution aim to make it
Portable home for tnvaids at ali The location is
elevated and healthy yet easy of access from all parts
the city.
The medical department is conducted by DR. S. ROGER
and has never been limited to the exclusive Of watn
tn se cases which seemed require other treatment
For terms, &C, address
E. E. ROGERS, SUPERINTENDENT
Out door practice attended to. Office hours to Pm.
an2T dMwff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-15

Manufacturer of and Wholesale Dealer Ia
LADIES, MISSES, & CHILDREN'S BOOTS Il SHOES
both 5ewed and Pegged, by the case or dozen.
Corner of Union Market Sreetsa few steps East OF the
Exchange Hotel, Worcester, Mass.
arOQ
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NEW DIAMONIILIGnT
Auftious.
0IorTON MACHINERY AT AUCTION

COTTON MACHINERY ATAUCTION
win he sold at public Auction, on TUESDAY, the Roth
day OF February (lnss previously disposed off at ONE
oclock P. NJ ION the premises of tue Otis Company Ware
Mass.
Wio~sflr is inch lap,
is inch Beaten PicA srs (Whiln's)
u inch Beattr do.
rs inch Cards with Leadrrns, Workers. Shipper and
boilers, t'getler wi'E shat ing and railway Head,
Taunton Sp edeT IS BocSs
pair OF Str teher Us pindlcs each,
II lhrostle FIR mes Ga 40.
mulea OF 6 do.
mules If 264 do.
mules of 3)l do.
mules Of 500 do.
Dressers aud Wrappers nearly new with section beams
so pllin Looms,
% Drilling do.
low. va " oN
Apply to ARTHUR L. DEvENs Agent. ware, Mass.
req l. 1907. dts
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-15

~, Or' henry Sargent gives special attention to
my29 diff
NSefce.-EV. L, HoBBs. Teacher Of all kinds Of Brass
instruments Clarinet Flute, &c. Brass Bands taught
IN The most thorough manner.
Also music composed arranged ~ brass and string
6ands ochestras &C. Apply to Loring Brothers, Music
store or ". IL Hobbs, 20 Winter ST., Worcester.
SIS DIFF
DR.. DupOHco's Golden Monthly Pills
noit FEaALtS.-The combination Of ingredients in
Dr. DupoIcp's Golden Pills, are perfectly hirmess
1hey nave been US in the private practice of old D.
pu9co, ior over 30 years, and Thousands Of ladies can
TESTIFY to their great and neverailng success in almost
yvry case In correcting Irregularities relieving PAINFUL
e mentrcaton particularly the change Of
ne From 70 10 Pills viii cure that common vet dreadful
esease the Whites Nearly every lady in the land s
iers from that comp Amt The above Pill has permanent
~ cured thousands, and will Gu you if You use them
1Hy cannot harm youOu the Contrary hey remove all
restore nature to its proper channel aud IN
NEofate the whole system. Ladies whose heath vii NIT
permit an increase Of family, will find these Pills sue
sessu pteVe tive For particulars see directions Oh the
boN frc' Stand will be sent to ladies confident ally
gV malt enclosing 81 to either Of the following agents
JAMES GREEN, Druggist, III Main street GFO r.
otohk, Zol Main street, or DAVID SCOTT. PSI Main
set worcester who General Aeent for this CITY and
VINO VIII also supply dealers a. praprietor's prices
DUP0NC0 Proprietor New York
oSi de
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-15

500 Bushels Fine w bite Beans.
Justreceiyed and for sale by DRAPER i CLARK,
jan 10 Wash ngton Square.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-15

30 Bnsiuese Mcn.-A Rnre Chance
The Stock ond- ixures Of First Glass Famy Grocery
Store, ho vers best stand in the city, offered for sale
Inquire at tails ONCE as df
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GEO f. RIA MSDhLL. M. DE-,
WIN give special attention diseases Of the Eye, most
Whch ave treated by vapor Also diseases Of The Throa
am Lungs by Inhalation. Office No. Blossom street.
Once hours from a. NJ. to PM
Worcester, Jan Z. 1886 Ius
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~. q. O. BinLc will give instruction to classes,
ihoiYlanaihin the Ancen aud Moorn Languages, Math
enntica. No.. ~ No. npwtloin rect sutR deodgm
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-15

Mrss =. Good " IN, an experienced and success
midwife holds herself In readiness day and night 70 A
ateudthe duties " her ptnes.n I1sLienrs is Austin
ect2l DIR
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-15

~ EAL ESTATE BROK ER.--oFFfcE
"a Corner Of Myiteand sjuthbridgeilts,
For sale, and payments lbral fine COTTAGES ana
m dern Ou y HOUSE situated In MI parts Of The city,
or l9r good credit (ioney viii be advanced In part
arms N the country will soil exchan ed fn Houses
or house-boH IN tits city tn most reasonable terms
Persons II the coupt'y who are wishing to purchase
ker Estate N this city, viii ind II for their int, eat TO
call at my Office. 10 dtf Al EATON.