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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-15

RAILROAD ACCIDENT Sunday nights mail
train from New York to Boston encountered
rail ma'iciously laid across the track just above
the Loagmeadow depot, at about eleven O'Clock,
and was thrown from the track. The locomotive
was badly smashed and thrown one side, the ten.
der was upturned and thrown across the second
track, the baggage was rolled off the embank
ment badly broken, and the passenger car was
also displaced with considerable injury. The en-
gineer of the train, Mr.. Davidson, was badly in
jured, and the fireman had his head fractured and
leg broken. The extent of the injuries of
either it is impossible to state. The Intelligence
OF the accident was Immediately brought to
Springfield, and an engine and gang of men went
down to the scene of disaster. The mails were
taken from the ruins and dispatched on to Bos-
ton by an extra train, but the train from Spring
field to New York was entirely delayed.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-15

DECLINED. Amos A. Lawrence has declined
to stand upon the electoral ticket of the portion
fthe American party which assembled in Spring
field on the I'd Of July. Mr.. L. is Fillmore
man provided he stands firm and square for free
Kanzas as with her present Constitution and in
sase he does not SO stand, he does not say how
he shall vote.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-15
Use Hardy's SaIve and be Happy.

AAhAhg SAlNe ana be HADnYs
Hardy's Save Cures Rheumatism
Bardy's Salye Cures Lame Back
Hardy's Salve Cures Pain in the Side
Hard" save Cures Cracked Hands,
Hardy's Salve Cures Cut and Bruises
Handy rs save Cures Fresh Wounds
Hardy's Salve Cures Corns on the Feet
Hardy's Salye Cures Spraius and Pains
Hardy's Salve Cures Ague in the Face
Hardys salve is without doubt the best sticking lase
e F''A
than any other salve. J '''''A
DIX. 5 HARDY, Proprietor, Cornish Fiat NJ H.
HARDY's INDIAN VEGETABLE WoKM PowDER. warrant
ed a pleasant and sure remedy for worms '
Sold by all druggists merchants and dealer. in rthia
city and elsewhere my28 do,,e ai''
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-15

No. Worcester House Block.
And we would say 10 our friends and customers M, wa
sap INSURE 70 Inen better bargains this SPRING than ever
material. we give PERSONAL attention to The manu-.
featuring OF all Clothing therefore we are confident tSt
- point o. sfytc' quality aud pr,ce, We can suit ths
OUR q US tom BBPARTMENT
A. Me ma that Jew people vet remain m I'M error
ukng thst tley cannot get good garments made Al
s,ch @ SUIT ~ Id'tCrs Ship, eacusiUe Ito
such we would say II you will but favor us with youJ
prove nj once that our w."
custom Clothing!
second 70 none and just about 10 per cent less price
'nan you VIII ma elsewhere. ap24 DIT
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-15
DIR. r. WOODWARD
Has removed his office to No 2 Elm street nooae.is

Diseases of the ThrOat aud T.uu. M
DlhLENBACk having removed to No. Cambridpe ST.
near the Revere House, continues as usua Ia de,oto
himself exclusively to the examination and reatpnep ~
all diseases of the respiratory organs; Consumption RON
cMtls, Asthma, and Catarrh. His mode of practice con
slss in inhang breathing the remedies reduced into
state OF vapor from suitable apparatus constructed o
that purpose combined with such constitutional
and local applications the exigences of the case NAV
seem to indicate For the of his treatment tho
doctor refers to persons of the highest character and pos
ton in this city and elsewhere many of whom have been
cured and completely restored 10 health when abandoned
by me ordinary modes of practice Persons at distance
wishing to avail themselves Of my system of practice by
giving ull statement of their case in writing can have The
appropriate remedies with nhaants and ali necessary dj.
fections lor use. sent to them by express.
b, In order that the public may not be mised by the
misrepresentation of ignorant pretenders would saw that
have no branch Office, and that there is no physician in
Boston practising medicine who now has or ever has had
any connection with me any right to use my name Be
ware oil any who make such announcement
II. P. DILLENBACK M n
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-15

a STRANGE CLAIMANT FOR AN ENGLISH
EARIDoM.-An extraordinary and mysterious
affair is now in course Of examination both bv
English and French lawyers. This new and
valuable prey for greedy gossip consists in the
claim which is about to DO raised by poor
lrumpeter in French regiment of Chasseurs
10 the estates and titles Of one Of tho first carl
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-15

The best stocof Berages in this city, can be found at
bryanVs' Also good assortment of Flounced Berage
hooes Having marked the above goods down much he
low the regular prices, las well the whole stock it
enables purchasers to secure many very great barg
Ladies' when you purchase, do not fail to give call at
No. ia Main Street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-15

On the 2sth ult., while large party
were busily discussing the merits of sump-
tuous dinner at tho Merchants Hotel, st. Paul
Minnesota, the floor suddenly gave way, and
the whole prrty, with tho we'll loaded table,
made rapid descent into the cellar Fortu-
nately no person was seriously injured.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-15

CASE OF 'SIGNIFIcATIoN," OR A PREs1-
DENTAL CANDIDATE METAMoRPHosED INTO A
PLATFoRN.-The following, which transpired
few days since at Easton, Penn, is worth
''imparting" Two old associates, who had
In former years worked shoulder to shoulder
in the phalanx of "the unterrifed," CHANGING
to meet, and feeling natural curiosity, in
these changeful days, as to each others pres
ent political whereabouts, a briei colloquy
ensued: We'll, Judge SAYS the first interlo-
cutor, where do you standa You go in for
Buchanan, suppose| Sir responds the
other, there is no man l have thought more
OF than Jim Buchanan. l should like to 90
for Jim Buchanan, and | ,oould go for Jim
Buchanan, if he was running; but as he isn't
candidate, | must go for some one else
Not running not a candidate Why. judge.
am little dull ] shall have to ask for an
explanation Its plain enough. said Jim
Buchanan was not running, and | have his
word for it, sir. Jim Buchanan has .ex-
tnguished himself; changed, merged, trans
mogrihed himself himself into Platform.
Don't he say so himself in his acceptance of
the Cincinnati nominations l tell YOU il il
not Jim Buchanan, sir, but the Cincinnati
Platform that Is rnaning and as l do not like
the Platform, and have a fancy for voting for
man, shall go for Fremont, SIR
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-15

SIDNEY, G. B., July l2.-TAe Submarine
Electric Telegraph Gable for the New York,
Newfoundland, and London Telegraph Com.
pany, has been successfully laid across the
Gulf of st. Lawrence, between Cape Breton,
a distance Of IS miles, and messages are now
being freely transmitted from shore to shore.
The company have now 700 mon at work on
the line in Newfoundland and Cape Breton.
and il is confidently expected that the whole
line will be completed and in successful ope.
ration between New ork and st. Johns, N II.
the first Of September next, and between st.
Johns and London within one year thereafter.
The best electricians and practical telegraph
ers entertain no doubt that the extraordinary
printing Telegraph, recently invented by Mr.,
Hughes, has removed every serious obstacle
in the way of the triumphant success of the
transatlantic line. aH
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-15

ARNoLD's GLoBULEs and VITAL FLUID are sold at
Wholesale at the towest prices by John O. Hill, 22o
Main St. Mretau also. Names and statements of those
who have been greatly benefited by them may be seen
:" MS seore' myl4 DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-15

A Cambridge grocer saw thief con.
coal fifteen eggs in his pockets, and managed
accidentally to crush them, whom the cmbar-
Iassed young man left with a yellow stream
dripping down the legs Of his pants.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-15
sPECIAL NOTICES.

The Fixtures Of n Drug Store, FOK SALE
consisting Of Shelf Bottles, Counter and Presorintio
scaes Soda Fountain and drawing apparatus Drayera
Cigar and Show Cases These Fixtures are IN yosI ~
DER and will be sold reasonably These Fxtpres WIN h
sold In quantities TO suit purchasers Addrcss ~ n
hill, Apothechry. Worcester, Mass. an |"
For Sale NJ Cost, a large lot OF IERDs Roors
Banks, &c, both in crude and powdered state bv
DAo ulm j, o. HILL, Apothecary
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5. R HEYW0nn.

(Late GoodnoW Heywood)
mas complete assortment Of BOOTS, SHOES, and CAL
Lhe among which may be found all the desirable styles
OF Ladies' Congress Caters, both black and In coors,
nll variety Of Misses and Children's Caters and Ankle
Ilesi White Kid Slips and CATERS, Gents Patent Calf
bools long and short tops, Patent Leather Oxford and
low Ties, French Boots and Shoes Goat Top calf oxed
Boots with many other styles MI Of which have been 90.
eoted with care bought for cash. and will be sold NJ the
owest figure. Piper Block No. 267 Mainst. ap2bdtf
Adm THAYER
Z ATTORNEY \ COUNSELLOR ar lar.
No us Main street,. Worcester, Macs
my3O avs
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-15

Low WATER.-The Lowell Courier says that
the Merrimac river is said to be lower than ever
known to be SO early in the season, and the mills
there are said to be suffering in consequence
Lake Winnipissiogee, the great reserve feeder of
the Merrimac, was drawn SC low last winter that
it now fails for the first time to "give down" the
needed supply. The rain of Saturday will do
much good.
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DIR. TOURTEII.OTTE

d = n 7 S T
Gives special attention to diseases of the gums and teeh
aso general practice, surgical and mechanical Office
SS MAN street. formerly occupied by his tutor and friend
ted to refer Over Citizens Bank, Worcester. Mass
jyl1 DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-15

( WASHINGTON, July Correspondence
New York Herald.-Judge Edwards will on
Monday introduce into the House resolution
Of inquiry into the management and DISPOSE
ton Of the money and other matters in con-
nection with the Smithsonian Institute. 1t is
suspected that frauds have been committed,
which rigid investigation may expose.
More clerks have resigned in the Treasury
Department in anticipation of the action OF
the Committee of Investigation.
Mr.. Woodruff of Connecticut in his speech
this evening, said some things that were OBJ
jectionable to Mr.. Brooks, and was called on
by his friends 10 know whether he recognized
the code Of honor. He informed his friends
that he recognized no code but the laws Of
Connecticut and the laws Of God.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-15

DIR. Harris. Dentist, having associated with him
self DR. TRACY (who has been engaged with him for
the last five yaars) hereafter the business will be con-
ducted al the old stand OF Dr. Harris. under the firm Of
July l, 1856 HARRIS & TRACY.
The undersigned are making ARTIFICIAL TEETH
first quality. 4
They also give special attention to the treatment NJ ~
plcated diseases Of the teeth and mouth.
From the great they have had in filling teatb
after the nerve has become exposed they feel warranted
in assuring the public that great number of lbe t
blesome teeth condemned worthless by their ebod
Of treatment be restored to health usefulness and
their natural beauty. '-"
Persons that have had teeth treated by their method
speak with great enthusiasm of the lasting benefits and
comforts derived from it, -'
All those wishing operations in Dentistry can have
them performed in the most thorough and scientific man.
ner, at HARRIS s. TRACY's
jyI4 du 1853 Main St.
A Chance.-The subscriber will sell his place
consisting Of nearly House, Barn, and acres
Of land with great variety of fruit. 1t is situated on
Plantation Street. the Boomingdale road IL miles
from the City Hall. Apply the premises any day az
ter Up. m. FRANCIS C. MISNER
jy17 deod&wtf
Oxygenated Birters.-Read the following letter
from CALEB PARKER, Esq, of Concord, N. H., hon
ored and esteem by all who know him:
Gentlemen: With disposition to make my name CON-
spicuous take the opportunity to state to the afflicted
the benefit have derived from the of Dr. Green's
Exaggerated BiteTS, and to recommend them to others
For two years have been troubled with indigestion and
its attendant evils such auency constipation
attacks of diarrhea accompanied with waerbrash at the
stomach, which reduced me in flesh strength and spirits
so low that was nearly untitled for business applied
to several physicians from whom obtained only tempo.
rary relief my disease returning upon in all its
malgnity, concluded with the advice of friends but
without the least faith in their efficacy try the Ozyge-
mated Bitters from the of which found immediate
relief having no return of water-brash after taking the
first portion. continued to it according co the di-
rections until had taken eight ten bottles which
have entirely cured Ny weight has increased
thrtv-hVe pounds and my health is perfect truly
say that consider the 0xygenaed Btters the best tonic
extant have recommended them to several who have
Yours respectfully, CALEB PARKER.
SETH W. F0WLE & CO., 1888 Washington St., Boston
Proprietors Sold by their agents everywhere.
Wethere Il Nudge, Petersham Waite & Thurston
Leicester; Luther Hi Spencer; Forbes & Putney Eas
Brookheld; B. V. DeLand North Brookfeld; George s.
Allen Co., West Brookfeld; o. Reed South Brook
field deod&w2w i've
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y, 74I1711174F114kVINi
je1o daw1y No. s CAMBRIDGE 81 t,oston
n The I G, Great English Remedy.-sIR JAMES

- me Great English Remedy.-sIR JAMES
OLAhhE's CELEBRATED FEM ALE PILIE.--Prel areN
from prescription of Sir James Clark M d. Physician
Extraordinary to the Queen. This Invaluable Medicine
Is uniang in the cure Of all those painful and danger
Gus diseases incideutto the female constitution.
IL moderaoes all excess, all distractions and
Drngs on the monthly period with regularity. These
rms should DO used swo three weeks previous 10 con-
nnement they fortify the constitutions and lessen the
suffering during labor, enabling the mother to poror eY
duties with safety to herself and child.
These Pills should not be taken by females dpr;n ba
nfs three months Of pregnancy they are sure to bring
on miscarriage but at any other time they are safe
In all cases Of Nervous and Spinal affections main in
1e bach and Limbs, Ileavness, Fatigue on Slight Rxer.
uon Paptation of the Heart Lowness of Spirits Hvste
RES SICK Headache, Whites and all the painful diseases
oecasloned by disordered system these Pills will eeel
azure when all othermeans have failed and altbougha
any other mineral. J'
full directions accompanying each package Price In
me United states and Canada, One Dollar
Sole Agents for this Country.
1. O. BALDWIN & Co,
FUTILE & MOSES, Auburn, N. Y, GENERAL. AeESrs
N. b. Sl,OO and postage stamps enclosed 10 anv an
thorzed AGENT will ensure bottle Of the Pills by retny
mail. - is'uiH
For sale by VIM. BUSH & Co., Wholesale A. Re,o
Agents druggists generally. daw1y mcb1S
w OrcesIer, A pril 24fh. Is56,-1t is GEN
rally known that the best place to buy e
q LOT III ING.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-15

IhuVtrIlbtmtnt,I
Everybody knows, or should know, where Tyler WI
lard's Lunch is, No. rs Washington Square.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-15

A NEW CHAPTER IN THE EARLY LIFE OF
WASHINGTON, in connection with the Nara
tive History of the Potomac Company. By
John Pickell. l Vol. Svo. PIP. l7S New
York, D. Appleton & Co. 1856.
After the close of the Revolutionary War, it
seems that Washington interested himself ac-
lively in the project for systematic development
of the internal resources of the country, in pur-
suit Of which he correspondent extensively with
the leading men Of the country, and was active
in the formation of the Potomac Company, of
which he was the head from its organization in
1854 to l7SS. This company was fually merged
in the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Co. 1t is sins
gular that none of the biographers of Washington
have treated of his connection with this enter
prise, and it is to supply this defect that has
called forth the present volume. Extracts from
hitherto unpublished portions OF Washington +
correspondence, occupy considerable space in the
work. Many of the facts presented, have per-
manent interest, not only as connected with the
history Of Washington, but with that of the
country. For sale by 2. Baker & Co.
Mr.. SUMNER's HEALTH. In passing thro
Philadelphia, Senator Sumner consulted a
physician there of approved skill, who, on
careful inquiry into his case, pronounced that
there were no symptoms Of any organic dis.
ease in the brain. His pulse was found to be
regular, but low, like that of an invalid, and
his whole nervous system feeble and disturb
ed This is attributed to severe prostration,
which he has undergone. The remedy pre-
scribed for his recovery is, entire rest and
abstinence from all cares or public duties
The physician did not think he could venture
upon these before September, without serious
peril to his permanent health. Mr.. Sumner,
however, still hopes, by present rest, to be-
come so far restored that he may take his seat
again, during this session of Congress, from
which he has never before been absent a sim
gle day for the five years that he has been a
Senator. Mr.. S. has gone to the cottage of a
friend at the sea. shore.-Nelo York Tribune.
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ODiniou oC tho Prcss.


From ne Sentinet and Retormer, Worcester, Mass.
WISrAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
The beneficial effects of this remedial composition
astonishing the world, and make it Of the popu
lar medicines known. For Coughs Colds, and Con-
sumptive cases. its curative powers established by
numerous testimonials of the highest character the
first stages of the disease termed Catarra Consump-
ton" originating from neglected colds it has been used
with undertaking success and hundreds acknowledge they
the restoration of their health to this invaluable med
icne Many of the first physicians prescribe in practice
Always signed ]. BUTTS on the wrapper.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, only by SETH
W. F0WLE, Boston, Mass, to whom all orders should be
addressed, and for sale by his agents.
AGENTS James Green, D. Scott, NJ B. Green, Charles
Clarke, Worcester; @. H. Colburn. Leominster
iYl7 deodlM&MIt
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-15

For SuIe,-The valuable estate of the late WIN. A.
DRAPER situated on Plantation Street. about one mile east
Of the City Hall. large DWELLING HOUSE, with
Barn Wood and Carriage House. partly new and in good
repair.
with about seven acres of choice land in high state
OF cultivation well stocked with great variety of Frnt
Trees young and in good bearing condition. selected with
care without regard to cost.
Ihere is on the premises failing well of pure
SOFT Nater with many other conyeniences rendering the
place at once one of the most desirable be found in the
city.
For further information inquire of EDWIN DRAPER 90
Front Street or of the subscriber on the premises
ly1l dt O. A. DRAPER. Administrator.
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NOtice.-Al the legal voters of the Town of Sutton
without distinction Of party who are in favor of the
election Of JOHN c. Fremont to the Presidency of the
United States, are requested to meet at WASHINGTON
JULY 10, 1856 at u o'clock p M for the purpose of raj
flying said nomination, and forming a FREMONT CLUB
Also to transact any other business which may properly
come before the meeting.
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q. BALDWIN & O,
FURN1 sHING GOODS

Worcester, A priI gath. IS56.-It is gen
rally known that the best place to buy o."
CLOT ING.
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FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
WILLIAM l.. DAYTON,
OF NEW JERSEY.

Progress of the Peoples Cause.-FFe
mont and Dayton.
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NEW FIR ~.

Il =. ~ HN & ~. =. PEACH.
I . q tFc farHlr partnership andrF she nHr1e <
aud sic - ~ S,atu % and tsken the stock sYA
sBd ani ~ H. ssatary Be- in Co5pers tllck, ---4
Chvrl sre sld heir fFicnds ahf the ic,
ID they prpuci io execute decri sal of sers
TIE fLi MhlAG hlslNtS, in 81 n-Gtr-t soat sub-
sitntt msnnrr T1cs wii se flruish and "a ~ ~
iurs ia ihe ndsoncs yies. 1hry rep eay sogeii
share ~ Pabir i.atrouaFr. liangl
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IMPORTANT
TO FV ERY B0 ny ..

Tor theI4et thr We tfs v. ngHg brsine =
L kUw1 onV u mVsi, nd oTpaTafiS"N few o her.
tave ms rncted f0r lac " 800 each, VIII c. =
averarei At - e ON Hhl - - t0l per annum
4rd e g " n go ." k'r ensN = Tt' e.
to case IN bu.ip-, a. cssir uf CIV ng fIA
irstr ct ms in n sTt every 'ho u mt ne
tie um Of rEE oLLAR am in ei. ON The su"cess
Ia Z been fsvo ed with d { maty hanpv scSnoWe
Is h-ve Tereig from tho have int ur ed IN The
At, and who ,li & frlm to $lj Ter day. 70
give rh 20 into pose s'on 4 h'S
u lie of m tking \ smal friune. her ts no
a., he hus nes- here uded t. Refe enc Of
& be dzss be gven regard character, ran
also refer to in ila p ia WI a In th> ciy,
VII have Thin month emHsrt'd in the hu in"s mi
who will testify tn hey liking o IS % 'l5 per ~
IN. II bu es IN VII oh ei her a y or rem
tsnen sngag and With re axe very hant-
ONE ev-ral a9's in rious par's = Pennsylya-
mia a War land whom have iut-u IN n ART, are
c ri from $3 SO pr Ia. y sa GENTEEL tusI-
and but a. bl Bg- reqrir q s.arf Il Upop
pit of Al. vi mined ely END 70 the @pPicau
ire circu lining u IN tructluns the Art, which
viii be perfect ty er,tyol Up n c" on read.
Add A. T PhR-tNS,
No. IS, Wet 26 st 'eet,
G-In NEgY
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ARMS IkONG & co.
No 90 uNUKtT =, NASHVILLE,
Commission Merchants
AND MAN UPACTURERs' AGENTS,
l'CR N ss,c Of Machines. Ayr ca arai inplenent,
1 Bu ldi Ma1erisls. C, fts -tn-Ked a ii.t of
neh Upces SiSays be bud al their store.
tLe lowest cash pricesi
ntNE>. iuPi.EWINTS, &C.
Threhing Narhinr- rrse Posrrs Corn and Csh srush
tiue ant1 F.itou'- Portable Gr.st MI, curers
Corn Shrlrrs Rrd~rl'- Smut Machine Chd' Grain spA.
Wes' srsd SpseT Com f7sHisr- CuiiiVst -
Plough Of al khds. huTps NJ st uutrr. reyttes
f0rNs, Rtkes kesping Sud Nos ing Aaehhes Pan III &C
BUILDING MATERIALS. &c, &C.
window - venetian Hpi,, M.rh sluvd Ion Maniics
aa0w tiiAss q ell sizes Iysa sa~nI Hester Paris
Cain Panp- Pores rumi-. osri~n Engne,, Ioa CkAirs
tTon Ices, Iron safes Of 3 sEss-
PAINTS, OIsS. ac~
white Lad White Zne Bre~n z.ne stone coio-ua 2 nc
Pants oi az G lors tstts whiins Lius-ra On lard on
fufpeutiae Narnisie neral Pa n 0ar Pant Brashes
Rosia. oPper~ss Paiat Nsiss, Ae-,
EERT Tit.Ix a RS.
ouAnn and aud Plaster. We kseP AfSs Ia q Asss
sTtscies 90 hsnd-
SEEDS.
oovsr rlGoth5, Ess Grass iras Grass ossAa-a Grass
barley, &c.
We an siss sr~nts &c fes.s ceArasea Escelor R.a
rad Ilorse-naErr Tlrrshiag gArib1s have Bou a.
oi thrsr Msehi hAna. Ell iasulsh teen
Mana artGrrrs' Ff-. tr4nslFtaon aitsd ks tAe
nand wil be hsyond tar supply, os Who Ia q
HEN had teit bay
dTcis-- ittusHam ARMSTRONG 81