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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-01
IENnM pLANT MD BORpMR LION.

TENHE PLANT AND BORDER PLOW,
AND GENERAL GARDEN CULTIvATOR.- This
little in ment is designed, substitute for the hoe
consequent to the modern principles of tuage.
The fact that the roots OF all garden plants corn not
excepted usually plant fill the entire ground
if not obructed hasesulted in the practice of cutvat
ing a level surface, instead of shilling up.n
The object Of this a general cuvaor, is to keep
The soil light and well mixed, just in adUance of the
tension of the roots.
Directions For all tap roots, as soon as they appear
reach the bed draw lightly near and on
both sides of the This III disntegrate the Jumps
and root out young weeds. When the plants begin to
enlarge draw between still deeper; more re-
peated, aud the burrows from row the other will
meet and this is ali the cultivation necessary for the
plants and destruction of the Weeds except what may be
done with narrow rake The process answers for
vines. corn, bear &C, with the difference Of adapting
its to the manner Of plating and nature Of the roots
This Garden Tool Is also well adapted to maf other
nsesTo extrcAe the roots Of the tough grasses neg
ected strawberry beds ard flower borders loosen the
soil around young trees; 10 stir between the two inch
rows Of hot beds marker for drills for small seeds
as viii follow line and refill, leaving the soil lights and
well mixed.
It swell calculated FOR those who delight to work in
their gardens, as much may be accomplished with mod
err te labor
Many intelligent cutivators have informed us that this
garden tool comes up fully to the claims set forth in the
above description, and that no other garden implement
can be put probably to SO many use.
Assorted pacs ages of dozen or half dozen, will be
put up subject order Of dealers IN farming tools la the
neghhoring towns, at a low rate
o. The ownership aud manufacture Of the Plant and
Border Plow, has been transf rred TO Noufse, Mason
Co For sale at the hardware stores generally Price 81
cents. at leal. dlw APPS
ElNASHIOEABLE CABINET MANU-
a. FACrOhY,-Th subscriber having taken store
W. u ALLEa's BLOCK on Main street, opposite the
City Hail. would inform his frien and the public, that
be 10 ready to mae to order all kinds OF Cabinet Work
Of wood, TO suit fancy Desks and Screens for Barks
Show Cases. Desks storea Counters Library and OF
ace Tables, all kinds Of Desks for onces and Oounngi
ROOMS Book Gases any STYLE Extension Tables Of any
Pattern Pupits ard Church Furniture The characte,
Of nay work Is well known In the city and nees putting
The bent Of references can be given. Work repaired N
the best manner All orders thankfully received and
promptly attended 70, JOSEPH BURT.
We.Hsster. July -. 1850 IVA al
OK CASKS sATIN WHITE.
- ~ ~ do. Bleaching Powders.
20 do. White Soda Ash.
100 oarboys oil vitrio
Bale by o. A. HARRINGTON d 90
ausi
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them in III eases. Also among the large assortment Of
Wood and Coal Stoves which he Keeps constantly hand
North Star, Best Baker Granite State. PA Tor Cook
(smehing new, crystal Palace, Eagle, and Equator
StoUes.
Tin, Copper Iron Ware and Tin Roofing to order
and warranted not to leak or blow of.
Pumps, Lead Pipe Zinc Street Lanterns, &c, always
on hand, at l6 SouthbFidge street J. W JORDAN.
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"a E II o. LIGHT .

For Houses, Hall, Counting Rooms, &c,-a portable
Safeguarding Gas Lamp,n various styes,-vieldng
the light OF more than fluid lamps for the expense Of
one Freed by its present proprieors from all objection
able odora light of unrivaled beauty melownels and
adaptation toweak eyes, and perfectly safe its entire his
tory being without an accident.
Light has come into the city, why will you longer sit
in darkness. For sale at b. Il. HUTCHINSON'S Har-,
ness Mandatory and Livery Furnishing Store No. 172
Main.st., Worcester mch3l d2mSw3m
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Ma iLSON'S DANDELEON COFFEE.-
W new article, prepared from fresh da ndelion
roots making an excellent remedy for Dyspepsia Gen raj
Debility, and Irritable Condition of the Stomach and
Bowels so generally followed by Sick Headache For
sale at GEO. i. SPURR's, 201 Msin ST.
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E7oR SALE.-A SMALL BUILDING, suitable for
u Shoemaker's Shop. Apply to
W. A, HACKER, Agent.
ap26 du Green Street Coal Yard
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CtUGAR CURED HAMS 10 casks extra
- Sugar Cured Hams, in store and for sale by
WIN. o. SWEET 4 90,
April 10. 1856 Main ST.
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Books, e..


ERVlNG'S LIFE OF WASHINGTON
DUIKINCK's CYCLoPEDIA OF AMERICAN LITER
TURE.
CoLTON'S PRIVATE CORR ESP oNDENCEO OF HENRY
CLAY.
By an arrangement recently perfected with F. 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 and fill out subscrip
lions for either, all Of these work. Persons wishing
to examine are informed that copies of the books await
their inspection 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.
he 1s and End already issued the 3rd shortly forth
coming)
oyclopeda Of American Literature, volumes, $780,
tAlready ssued.)
ooltoa's Private Correspondence Of Henry Clay $3.50
ALREADY issued.)
JOHN KEITH 4 oo.,-28s Main-st
worcester, Januray 10. 1856 DIFF
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S SOMETHING NEW.
NAy ORCESTER GYMNASEUM
on ORCHARD ST., ADJOINING THE WATER CURE

Open from d. M till 10 P. NJ.
Instruction given to gentlemen from 10 A. NJ to P. NJ
to 6, and 8 to 10P.M
Ladies under the tuition of female teacher from
to P. NJ.
is desirable that pupils should be punctual attend
Ance st the exercises OF their respective classes
Terms-For year $500; six months $1,000; three
months So Co., yabe quarterly in advance Transient
pupils 20 each course of exercises Tuition in
in sparring $1,000 per course, payable 10 advance
j. B. BAILEY,
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EETOOLEN .MACHTNERY.-C L. dOD.
Wv DAHD, New YORK. only manufacturer of the orig
inal STEEL RING and TOOTH BURRING MACHINES
and FEED ROLLS, to be attached to First and also TO
Second Breakers and Finshers Of Wooden Carding Ma
chimes. The alta hmeut to second Breakers and Finish
is and very important. These machines are in
successful opel ation first Breakers, in of the
principal Wooden Factories in the United States Canadas
and Mexico and deemed by experienced nanufactur-
s the most perfect machines used and indispensable
eo the economical and successful manufacture of wool
They are in fact the only song durable and success
fully operating machines in use. No carding machine
should run an hour without them
The Feed Rolls strong, dorable and worthy Of at
tention.
Circulars explaining these machines and Rolls refer
to mills having them in USE &C, may be had by ad
dressing G. L. GODDARD
No. Bowling dreen New York, to whom orders Should
b. directed d1y ali
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NIB. The Bristol Ferry House will be kept open through
out the year. ap24 G3w
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ESTABLISHED. IN isss.
p. YOUNG,
Daainr -,

Dealer in
+ A N CY q GODS, TOYS
AND USEFUL ARTICLES
Offers to the public, BASKETS and WILLOW WARE,
Children's Carriages and Cabs,
general assortment of Fishing Tackle, Binds and Cages
Deeds, and every article wanted by bird keepers.
Aso many rare and scarce articles not be found at
at any other place.
Umbrellas and Palasols Altered, Covered and Repaired
PsSKING. CRiMPING,
and MARKING FOR EMBROIDERY from any pat
tern desired.
Sign Of ''rE!G VARIETY STOREn
Waldo Block.
u Next to the BAY STATE House II
al THE PEOPLE READ T8F FACTS.
~ N. q. LYON, General Agent for DAVIS'S IN.
FLAMMAT0RY tXrIRPAT0R (for New Engll1d and
the Canadas has traved during the last years in
the New England States and has CURED of the fol
lowngcomp ins than any other person now living viz:
T00rHACHE, HEADACHE
SORE THROAT, s0RE EYES,
OLD S RES, SORE CORNS
DHSENTERY, D[ARRHHA
COSTIVENESS FLATULENGY,
BILIOUS CH0LIC, SOUR STOMACH,
COUGHS, COLDS, GROUP
NEURALGIA, CHILBLAINS &C.. &c
In the city Providence have cured more than 1900
cases on one spot.
In Boston haze cured more than 1000 cases in one
month.
In Springfield I cured more than 1900 cases in May,
1855. ~
In Brattlebor w. cured ov er 800 cases in one week
In Worcester cured 600 cases in one week in
1854 and during the months of September October
1893, IN small towns, Mt the County and State Fairs,
cured more than 1000 Of the ab0Y complaints With
nothing but Dayis's Iafammaory Extrpator Who can
back up statements ike these? U. LYON,
References in Providence as to character of the Extr
paor, may be had of E P Mason, b Co.. ] Bach Son,
John G. Hassard, Chambers Calder and every other
druggist in the city.
G, Goodwin, burr, Foster, & Co. j. Russell spaulding,
Boston.
BUSH & CO., aud JAS GREEN, Worcester.
Sm
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low PRICES RULE TIE DAY.
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arge Arrival of Goods from "Auction."
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d A RKIA GE 81 CARKIAGE s

%. BLOOD d SONS
Having taken the old stand on Canal Street. formerly
cupiod by WIN n WOOD, beg leave to inform the publ
that they are now prepared to nal Ito order and viii
keep constantly on hand, All kinds of CnrrIa yes.
made OF the best materials and Workmanship Particular
attention paid 10 all kinds Of Carriage Repairing.
no dtf
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UQl1ts

NJ A Nj ED:-A competent Bookkeeper, a young
w man. Address A., Post Office, giving age, expe.
ience and salary expected Best of reference required
aDIS
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Application for terms may be made at Westhoro to MA
Hun FTsH FIR, ESQ., or ia Roston at lie ofse Of ~
D. SGHIES. 40 STATE slIeet
April 10 1910 Deadly
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THE CRY is, STILL THEY COME.
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THE OWE PRICE SYSTEM TRIUMpHANr.
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ANDIN WESTBORO' FOR SALE
"a The valuable lot Of Land containing about eleven
acres which lies near the depot and was part of the
Homestead taTm Of Hon. Elijah ighan. The bounda-
res ere On the W. by the road leading from West
D9ro to southboro'; the N. by land of z. NJ Phil
lpa on the S. Z. by land OF N E Fisher and on the s.
" by the Boston Worcester Railroad Tha price will
De reasonable and liberal credit will be given f desed)
1or he payment of large proportion of the purchase
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EFy BooRsy #Esy BOOKS
BAKER, TRUMBULL, & BARNES,
NO 1874 Main Street.
The Courtesas of Welded Life.
The War in KGnzas.
Irish Revolutionary History and Litera ture
Letters Of Lady Montague.
The Roman ESile.
otes Duels and Duellng-by Sabine.
At Home aud Abroai-hy Madame 0ssnli.
Contributions to LiteratuTe-by Samuel Gilman D. D.
The Philosophy Of the Weather-by Butler.
Christine WoDan's Trisls and Trumphs:
Six seTnons--hy Simmons
Womau's Faith
Recent Speeches and Addresses of Charles Sumner
The Angel in the House Poem
Notes on Central America by Il, G.. squieT.
Life in Brazil. &C., by Fwbsnk.
Toy Books, Pictures, Stationery, and Fancy Goods.
g. l. q 5 N G OU Il l. K
B O O K s
AT COST!
No. 2 Orcester House BLOCK.
OF Now is the time to supply Public and Private Ii
brales. We CAN and WILL SELL lower than ever be
fore offered IN this city.
spirituasm, by Judge B7mands, syo. .........$0,75
Whitemore's Life Of Ballou, vols, 12mo. 62f
Channing's Memoirs vols, limo, ,............. "a
Chambers Information for the People, Syo. vols ll2l
Smyths Lectures Modern History, svo. ....... Ito
Rauke's History Of the Reformation in Germany
SYo,........s ................s+-.+.... 20
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3I0OCG. $f

mch22 dawGm
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another Batch Of Bargains just received.
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{3eoI Gefnff.

- CITY RESIDENCE FOR SALE.
n, The subscriber offers for sale the situation on Which
I he now resides s. or 10 acres of land Of the very
first quality, covered with Fruit and Ornamental Trees
one mile from the centre towards Worthwhile. 1t is fine
sitlaton for nursery or market garden or for a gen
tleman of leisure.
Terms easy. Apply to CHARLES NASH. on the
premises, West Boz lstoR St. ap2 d3taw&w1v
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ANOTHER BROADsTDE FROM THE
"A "BRANCH"
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o. FOR LE.-The subscriber offers for sale
Hs 1, the new COTTAGE HOUSE on Bridge street. next
4AAt the Mission Chapel Said house contains eleven
rooms and is conveniently arranged for either one or two
families. For further particulars ipqlire of
WALTER K. BIGELOW,
mchl4 diff No. Washington Square.
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EHN0 LET-oN BENEFIT STREET, by r. WHIP
4 PLE,-one Lower Tenement, rooms, S1OO
One Upper Tenement rooms, 500.
Also, Storage Room for Furniture. diff mch1O
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J. . NJ i = Il J
Orders win be promptly Oiled for all descriptions Of
Pine, White Wood, Black Walnut, Cherry, Ash Oak,
Maple, Beach, HcmiocE, and other Lumber required fol
bu dng mechanical and manufacturing purposes OF the
best terms Of the Albany MARKET Purchasers are invited
MA d9m
The Georgetown news., 1856-05-22

welcome gift for the children that have
come again.
One of US, men as we thought we were,
is weeping; she hears the halfsuppressed
sob; she says:
"Here, my poor child, rest upon your
grandmother's shoulder; she will protect
you from all harm. Come, children, sit
round the fire again. Shall [ sing you a
song or tell you story? Stir the fire, for
it is cold; the nights are growing colder. "
The clock in the corner struck nine, the
bedtime of those old days. The song of
life was indeed sung, the story told; it was
bedtime at last. Good night to thee,
grandmother. The old fashioned grandma
ther was no more, and we miss her forever
But we will set up tablet in the midst of
the memory, in the midst of the heart, and
write on it only this:
Sacred to the Memory of the old fash
ioned Grandmother. God bless her forever. =
The Georgetown news., 1856-05-22

THE physical appearance of man some
times changes the current of events. A case
in point occurred yesterday on Front street.
The children of two neigboring families had
their daily quarrels and fights, which resul-
ted occasionally in bruised faces and torn
garments. The father of one family beliey-
ing his children to have been sadly NAL
treated, and being passionate man, con-
cluded that the surest way to settle the diff
ference between their households perma-
nently, would be to chastise the head OF
the other family, although as yet, he had
never seen him. He thereupon procured a
raw-hide, and abruptly entering his neigh
boris tenement, inquired in a threatening
tone, for 'the man of the house."
81 am here, sir" said parsonage of up
wards of six feet and weighing over two
hundred, as he approached to learn the bu-
siness of his neighboc.
"Did 1 understand you, that you were the
gentleman of the houSe?"
eyes, sir"
"Well, II just dropped in, sir, to see if
this was your rawhide.
The Georgetown news., 1856-05-22

THE AMERICAN MERcHANT.-The Amer
ican merchant is type of our restless, ad-
venturous, onward-going race and people.
He sends his merchandise all over the earth;
stocks every market; makes wants, that he
may supply them; covers the New Zealand
er with southern cotton, woven in northern
looms; builds blocks of stores in the Sand
wich Islands; swaps with the Fejee canni-
bal; sends the whale ships among the ice
bergS of the poles, or to wander in solitary
seas, tells the tedious sameness of years, and
boys become men; gives the ice Of north
ern winter to the torrid zone; piles up Fresh
Pond on the banks of the Hooghly; glad
dens the sunny savannas of the dreamy
South; and makes life tolerable in the bun
galow of an Indian jungle. The lakes OF
New England awake to life by the rivers OF
the sultry east, and the antipodes of earth
come in contact at this meeting of the wa
ters." The white canvas of the American
ship glances in every nook of every ocean,
Scarcely has the slightest intimation come
of some obscure, unknown corner of re-
mote sea, when the captain is consulting
his charts, in full career for the terra incog-
Dita.
The Georgetown news., 1856-05-22

AN INTERESTING ExPERIMENT.-We have
heard good story concerning certain
town liquor agency not an hundred miles
from Hartford, which will do to print. A
free-and-easy looking customer applied to
the store keeper for pint of rum, for me-
chanical purposes. 1t was furnished him,
and he disappeared, but not long afterwards
again presented himself at the counter for
another pint.
What are you going TO do with this?"
asked the storekeeper.
80" said the customer, "we are using it
for mechanical purposes-just up here in
the next street."
The liquor was measured out, paid for,
and disappeared. In the course of an hour
the same customer once more appeared for
third pint. This the agent thought best
to refuse him until he was better satisfied
of the use to which it was appropriated.
'What are you doing with so much rum?"
40, it's all right-a party of us are try
ing an experiment, and are obliged to use
this in carrying it out successfully"
The agent handed over the liquor, and
asked, as his customer received it
"What is your experiment."
"Why, the fact is, !" said Mr.. Coon, jam
ming the bottle safely into his overcoat
pocket, "a couple of US are trying to get
drunk on your rum. We have punished
quart of it so far without much success, and
either we or the rum will give it up on this
bottle"
The Georgetown news., 1856-05-22

MUTUAL ATTACHMENT.-A lady friend of
mine was walking on Broadway, short
time ago, when gentleman's coat button
caught in the fringe of her shawl. Some
moments elapsed before the parties were
separated.
Il am attached to you, madam" said the
gentleman good-humoredly, while he was
industriously trying to get loose
"The attachment is mutual, sir" was the
equally good-humored reply.
The Georgetown news., 1856-05-22

THERE was great comfort to despond-
ing man in the answer he got from friend
to whom he was confding his gloomy ap-
prehensions of the future.
4 don't see, said Mr.. Blues to Mr.
Bright, how l shall ever get through tie
world
Did you ever hear,' asked Mr.. Bright
'of one who got stuck by the way?'
The Georgetown news., 1856-05-22

CRITICIsM.-When Paradise Lost" was
published, the celebrated Waller wrote this
passage: "The old blind schoolmaster,
John Milton, hath published tedious poem
on the fall of man; if it be not considered as
merit, it hath no other"
The Georgetown news., 1856-05-22

EXQUISITE SENr1MENT.-'What,' exclaim-
ed the accomplished and fashionable Fitz-
wiggle to the exquisitely lovely Miss De
La Sparrowgrass, what would you be,
dearest, if ] should press the stamp OF love
upon those sealing-wax lips?"
H. responded the fairy-like creature,
should be-StationarV"
The Georgetown news., 1856-05-22

A country fellow came to the city to sec
his intended wife, and for long time to
come could think of nothing to say. AT
last, great snow falling, he took occasion
to tell her that his fathers sheep would all
be undone. WELL" said she, taking him
by the hand, "Ill keep and take care Of
ole of them"
The Georgetown news., 1856-05-22
NO. 80.
Board OF Supervisors.
MONDAY. Anril % 1okI

MONDAY, April %, 1856.
Board met pursuant to adjournment
Present, Irvine, Kirk, Draper.
Board established election precincts and
appointed officers for special election to To-
cate county seat.
Lake Valley precinct abolished. Sports
mans Hall established. Others same as
last year.
Tuesday, April 29th, 1856.
Finished establishing precincts and ap-
pointing judges and inspectors.
Wednesday, April 30.
Bond of A. II. Salton, road overseer
Dist. No. l, approved.
Resignation of NJ. A Merchant, road
overseer P'.. No. 2, accepted, and John
Roy appointed to fill the vacancy-to take
effect upon his filing bond in the sum of ST.
COO for the faithful discharge of his duty.
Report of road viewers Edwards and Bu-
chanan accepted, and road declared pub
lie highway in accordance with their report
Petition of citizens of Big Bar township
granted, and road declared public high
way in accordance with the prayer of said
petition.
Per diem of County Assessor while as
sessing, fixed at $40.
The Georgetown news., 1856-05-22

A subscriber writing to western editor
says: Il don't want your paper any longer" "
To which the editor replied: ~ wouldn t
make it any longer if You did; its present
length suits me very well.
The Georgetown news., 1856-05-22

REPRooF should not exhaust its power on
petty failings; let it watch diligently against
the incursions of vice, and leave foppery
and futility to die of themselves.
The Georgetown news., 1856-05-22

Mrs. SM1rHERs says her husband was
once the greatest military man in the coun-
try. For two years he wasa Lieutenant in
the Horse Marines, after which he was pro-
NOTED to Captaincy in a regular company
of sapbeads and minors.
The Georgetown news., 1856-05-22
~Georgetovvn Presbyterian Church

EFGeOrgetOyvn Presbyterian Church.
-REY. DAVID MCCLURE, Pastor.-This Church
and congregation meet for Divine Worship in the
Town Hall, every Sabbath morning and eve
ming. Services commencing at 104 o'clock, A.
NJ, and II P. NJ. Sabbath School in the after
noon at o'clock.
sTThe public are cordially invited to attend.
The Georgetown news., 1856-05-22

CHARLES said father to his son while
working in saw-mill, what possesses you
to associate with such girls as you do?-
When l was of your age, l could go with
the first cut But, said Charles, the first
cut is the slab
The Georgetown news., 1856-05-22

PREFER your own Country paper to any
other, and subscribe Immediately for it and
pay in advance, and it shall be well with
thee and thy little ones.
The Georgetown news., 1856-05-22

A military captain out west, by the name
of Bang, has named has eldest son Slam
What noisy fellow he'll be. Slam Bangt
The Georgetown news., 1856-05-22

a s. OF T.-Georgetown Division, No. ~
= Sons of Temperance, meets every Tues
~ day evening, at o'clock, IN their Hall
On Canon street, Georgetown
All brethren in good standing are invited to at
tend. JOHN SHARP, w. +.
NJ. F. GUTHRIE, r. S.
The Georgetown news., 1856-05-22

Public WorshIp.-At the School House,
Georpetown. Regular appointments of Rev. JNo.
SHARP, of NJ. E. Church, 1O4 A. NJ. and I P M,
every Sabbath. Occasional supplies by other
Ministers. Prayer meetings, Wednesday even
ings at pm. Sabbath School 81 A. III.
The Georgetown news., 1856-05-22

UTELLs, FARGO & CO., Express Agents,
w Gold Dust Shippers, and Bankers, George
town. ISee advertisement.l Ztt
The Georgetown news., 1856-05-22
Il. Q. Reyburn
Justice of the Peace.

DAY, DIR. F. g., Main street, Georgetown.-
II Office opposite Adams l. Co.
Oct. 26, 1854. Ztl
The Georgetown news., 1856-05-22

Adjourned to meet on Monday next.
Empire Co. Argus.