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PROCLAMATION.

WHREEAs, large number Of volunteer militia have
been called into the service Of the Territory o. Kaa
by authority Of the late Acting GOv,rnor for the main
enance Of order, many OF whom been taken from
cir occupations or business, and deprived Of their
d"ry means oi supPor. aud ~ lhcr duIestic employ.
IuyHt- and
whereas The cHIioymen: of r..a i. not au;i or.zeI
by tDy Instructions rOm tie General Government *.
cepi upon Tuqu-uu Of the commander %. the military
department IL which Kansas j. embraced: and
Whereas, An authorized regular force has been placed
at my disposal sufficient 20 insure 'ie execution
laws tia; may b. o-rUrtci by combinations too power
fgi 10 be sulrrs-ed hy tie ordinary Of JaGica!
proceeding; nov.
ThEEz5oas. /, JOHN ". GEAEY, Governor Of the
Territory ~ kIlsi-. 30 issue ;is my Proclamation, de-
cariiK that tie service OF -Hcli volunteer militia are
longer required and hereby order that they a.usd
aeiy discharged Tie Secretary and - Aduiaut Gene
ril O tie Territory ~" muster of its service each
command ~ IL place ~ rendezvous.
And command AL bodies ~ men. combined armed
and equipped with muui'i8t. % var Njth0Ir authority
oi the GoverAusn;, instantly 10 ID band quit she Ter
rtnTy- - they will answer 'e contrary their peril
la : -timOEy whereof, have t-s.u4co set my land,
- aud affixed the seal uf a., Territory Of Kan
g. sa- Done ~ L-r1up'oE, tii- eleventh day of
I ~ September. III til y-.r To- Lord O..e iuU.-
- sand e.sa: hundred and Gtg-siN
JOHN W GFAEY,
Governor Of Kansas
by t.e u vernon: u tSI5L NOsir-8s- Secretary.
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Wcbs!er's Son for buchanan.

The declarations Of all our great men
who have figured in public affairs for the
last half century-against the policy Of the
sectional CT black-republican party, have
been so repeatedly presented to our readers
that they must now he as familiar as
"household words" II is remarkable how
the immediate descendants of these illustri.
Gus actors in the great arena Of our nation
have adhered-in spite Of every temptation
to the sentiments which were instlled into
them. We have already given at length the
views Of James b. Clay, the son Of the
great Harry Of the west" and now we add
those of Daniel Webster's eldest SON
Fletcher Webster as expressed by him at q
great democratic and national meeting at
Concord, New Hampshire. Mr.. Webster
said:
"iie was put upon the very condition that
ne should not get southern votes, and that
was the first step toward dissolution. Ere.
mont is supported by men who openly avow
TO seek the dissolution of the Union-the
Phiillpses and the Garrisons and the Parkers
of the land. He was called The Pathfnd.
ei but the path he was now taking was
path out Of the Union-a path not whitened
with snow, like the Rocky Mountains, but
red with blood.
"Mr Webster concluded an able speech
by entrcating his hearers to stand firm by
the Union, which is only to be maintained
by that Union Of interest and mutual good
feelings in which the Union originated. lie
said he was trained to the service Of the
Union under leader now no more. lie had
not forgotten bis admonitions, and could a.
most hear his voice and he proposed to 60
on wherever the flag of the Union leads
He did not doubt but the democrats of New
Hampshire would go with him, and If that
flag went down they would be found pretty
near the spot where it fell" [Enthusiastic
cheers
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in the present condition of things in Kansas,

in the present condition of things in Kansas,
| must invoke your aid, and solicit your &C.
ncrous fcrbearance. Your executive officer
can do little without the aid Of the people.
With firm reliance upon Divine Provi-
dencc, to the best Of nay ability, shall
promote tie interests Of the citizens of the
Territory, not merely collectively, but indi-
vidualiy; and shall expect from them in
return that cordial aid and support, without
which the government of no State or Terri
tory can DC administered with benificent eff
feet.
Let ms begin anew. Let the past be buried
in oblivion. Let all strife and bitterness
cease. Let us all honestly devote ourselves
to the true interests OF Kansas-deyeop her
rich agricultural and mineral resources :;
build up manufacturing enterprises; make
public roads and highways; prepare amply
for the education of our children devote
ourselves to all the arts OF peace, and make
our Territory the sanctuary of those che
rished principles which protect the inalicna-
bic rights of the individual, and elevate
States in their sovereign capacities.
Then shall peaceful industry soon be re-
stored-popula.ion and wealth will flow upon
us-"the desert will blossom as the rose
and the State of Kansas will soon be admit
ted into the Union, the peer and the pride
OF her elder sisters. JOHN ". GEARY.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-09-27

Douglas Jerrold, one the famed clique
of London Punch sataries, is coming to
America to lecture. Jerrold commenced
life as sailor, and after six years salt wat
er experience became a compositor in q
London newspaper Office. His first literary
achievment was an essay on German music
which the author after the manner of Ben
jamin Franklin. dropped into that lions
mouth, the editors box, where he was q
printer, and two days after he had the de-
light of setting up his own article, none of
the editors being aware Of the authors name.
Jerrold next dropped another anonym Gus
article in the box on Fashionable Charity
which is written with all his peculiar vigor.
This caused so great stir that the editor in
his notices to correspondents, begged the au-
thor to call upon HMM other words, he
was requested to "Stand, and unfold your
self" lie did much to TIE astonishment to
the editor, who at once recognizing his tai
ents, took him from the case, and put him
to the desk.
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GIVING THE DEVIL HIS DUE-A Dutchman
had made handsome fortune in Philadel-
phia by selling milk. He started for Hol-
land, his home, with two bags Of gold
pieces When on ship-board he counted
one bag of his dear treasure. A mischiev-
Gus monkey chanced to watch his opera
tons As soon as the counted bag had been
replaced and tied up, Jocko seized it, and
soon found his way to the masthead He
opened the bag, and after cycling the bill
liant gold, proceeded to drop one piece on
the deck and another in the water, until he
had emptied the bag. When he had finish
ed, the Dutchman threw up his arms, ex-
for vat come from the water he does gibe to
de water. and vat come from de milk he does
gibe to me! ~
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In town somewhere down East, lived an
old lady who had fallen into the habit OF
d" elongating the truth" whenever she had
occasion to refer to her own domestic con-
Germs. Talking once with neishbor whose
premises adjoined her own, she was expa-
tiating in good set terms upon the extent
of her weekly washings. "Lor." said she,
"our washings are so big that it takes all
the time OF our hired help to hang out the
clothes" "Indeed," said her neighbor,
THAT is strange. do not find that your
clothes make much of display on washing
days." "Oh," replied the other, " that may
be so-our washings are very large-very,
but our hang outs are rather small"
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WITTY PforLE-A writer in the soutbe

WITTY PfoPLE-A writer in the Southern
Quarterly Review, has the following sensible
remarks on wits by profession:
The witty person who is not spoiled, is the
most agreeable character in society. I'm
fortunately, however, the rewards of wit are
so great, it is SO admired and appreciated,
that few wits have heads strong enough rot
to be tempted into catering for admiration,
trying to be witty If a man says one or
two good things; makes a few sparkling re-
partees, forthwith he has that most unfor-
tunate reputation-the reputation of " =
and half the people he meets are perpetual
ly trying to draw him out, throwing down
the gauntlet for him to take it up some
brilliant repartee. And no strong the
temptation to try to fulfil such compliment
ary expectation and then he may be
amusing, but he ceases to be as agreeable,
and he who tries to be witty is just as sure
to fail often, as the corners which most pa
pers Of the day reserve for funny things,
are sure to contain great many stupid anec-
dotes Theodore Hook was what we should
call an amusing man. Charles Lamb an
agreeable one.
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A mother Of five generations, named Ktu-
raah Cleveland, widow of Ichabod Cleve-
land, Revolutionary soldier, died on Mon
day, aged 92 years. She had 10 children,
55 grand children, LOG great grand children,
10 great great grand children, making to-
tai of ISL offspring, 10 of which number
were living at the time of her decease. She
had son aged II, grand daughter aged
SO years, great grand daughter aged 20,
and great great grand daughter aged .
years--all living at her death.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-09-27

Curious DYIyG ScEyns-Accoriin- to
Fielding, Jonathan Wild picked the pocket
OF the ordinary while he was cxhOrting bin
in the cart, and went out of the world with
the parsons cork-scrcw and thumb-botte
in h- hand. Pctronus, who was ma Ster oil
the ceremonies and inventor of pleasures al
the COURT Of Nero, when he saw that elc-
CANT indulgence was giving place to coarse
d.bauchorv, perceived at once that his term
. Of favor had arrived, and il was time 10 die.
lie resolved, therefore, 10 anticipate the ty-
rant, and disrobe death OF his paraphcrna,ia
Of terror. Accordingly, lie entered warm
bath, and opened his veins, composed verses,
jested with his familiar associates, and died
Off by insensible degrees. Democritvs, the
laughing philosopher, disliking the incon-
veniences and in!rmities Of pro:ractcd old
age. made up his mind to die on a certain
day; but to obli-e his sister, he postponed
his departure until three feasts of Ceres were
over. He supported nature on pot of ho-
ray to the appointed hour, and then expired
by arrangement jerome Garden, ccle-
blated Italian physician, starved himself
gradually, ard calculated with such ,na,he-
rnatical nicely, as TO hit the very day and
hour forctod. When RaJelais was dying :,
the Cardinal sent page TO inquire how lie
was, RabelaiS ioked with the envoy until he
found his strength declining, and his last
moments approaching. He then said, g Tell
his eminence the state in which you left me-
! am going TO inquire into a great possibility
He is in snug nest; let him stay there az
long as he can. Draw the curtain the farce
is over When the famous Count de Gram
mont was reported to be in extremity, the
King, Louis NV, being told OF his total
want of religious feeling, which shocked him
not little, sent the Marquis de Dangcau to
beg of him, for the credit of the ccurt, to
die like good Christian. He was scarcely
able to speak, but turning round to his
countess, who had always been remarkable
for her piety, he said with a smile, Count
ess, take care, or Dangcau will f,Sh from
you the credit Of my conversion"
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S.l{ (.lSI(rG.
nel,rl u.rl,,l - 81 ~ NJ nd Fsrcv VI

D@Gier in rrsry tTrfV f STsi'1. SIX and trcy MT
yn.ry ,,os-Es E,,,gs orer j. ". NM .SOyS olI1-
Sif. the Rink nf DrdJrd.
BEG leave call your attention ;n my extensive STOCK
1 Of T,onne;s Millinery Goods. just received and
now open inspection comprising every variety oi
straw six. and Fancy Bonnet5. Grapes. straw Trim
liI-- Band Boxes. &c. &c all Of which have select
ell viii the greatest care hoping please my old friend,
and customers
A great variety % new Stye DRESS TaltlNiN'~ such
a. Frnce- and Fancy Buttons also Embroidery ani
Mourning Collars. Dress Making attended to a. usual
Ladies wishing Dress Goods, that came" he obtained IN
Ottawa will please call and examine samples and leave
order. fOr tlie came, have made arrangements IN
Chicago FOR receiving all kinds % Dress Goods, ic
trade requires.
TTu.ng in the superior advantages rsSscsSl hope to
rcrriva m eIy cali for Spring Fashions from old Gus
toners and solic the patronage o; all Iaat. wa! M
49, T., c,..,,,,auc. between the hours Of \. ". and
T.. VI.
Bleaching snd pressing done as usual.
Al s!..GAII GREGG.
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Among the articles received in Louisville
the other day by the American Express Co.,
was one child, one wolf, two dogs, a dozen
barrels of shell oysters, and a large lot OF
miscellaneous freight.
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NEW
CON s. CABBAGE SHOP.

THE subscriber would respectfully announce to the
I,.bc that he has opened a shop in a new and com
rnc0i- building adjoining his Blacksmith shop, on Co
lunbs street where he will manufacture ana keep con-
stsuilv for sale full assortment Of WAGpss, CAEgIACs
ami !;rGGiF Of the best material and by expert
ece,i mechanics, and lie would invite the attention of
purchasers his iavy stock OF SE,snsED LrMnfR now on
lsar Relieving that he manufacture an article not
inferior TO the made in the City and with determi-
nation TO give satisfaction the purchaser lac would
Iicit q share Of patronage
JOB WORK and REPAIRING done to order and at
.,,c,t notice ISe,,t 22-tLl i. TANNING.
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Il0tiiHg EstrJli-lI8.Ht-HOrt ride ef Court HO"-S
u ESFECTFULL informs tie citizens oi OTTAWA and
IL tie public la general that he has removed 's iaioI-
ia. Establishment and Clothing store next decor =" IL r
E-Ilc, Exchange Office, north s.de % the Court House
where lie will be happy wait on his old aud new cs-
lie keeps hand large assortment q: Cloths
Css-leres and yestiHgs Also. large assortment ci
Ready Made Clothing. Of hi. manufacture. Ai-p- a
general OF Furnishing Goods. from the toy Of
the head the sole Of the foot All kinds % Gar:nsut-
made up ia the ueat.st by the best Of w0rkiH-
Cutting done usual, and WARRANTED to ht II properly
Ottawa. Dec.
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Punch has a pictorial representation OF
al ;fe in nm American Hotel" In the pic
ture a guest is represented as holding re-
volver I to the head of the opposite neighbor,
with the imperious demand, "Pass the mus
I'd
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Tobacco =. Cigar Isamusac,ory.

On -NfiH q. Door EI~t y Ii,sf h77r-,
yfIIE subscriber would inform the public thai be !
L nufacturng and keeps hand tie best quality 81
Chewing Tobacco, SNUFF, Pipes &C. 1T wholesale and re-
tail at prices favorable cusiouers. Also the best %
Havana, Laopera. CassadcTs, and other kinds Of c.
gar. Farmers end others who SMOKE or chew can make
great saving by buying Of me az wholcsae, ~ can
sell a better article, at less price than Pc'llars.
Please call my Nanufactory, door ~-' ~ the
OttoWa Nov 10 G. H. SCHNEIDER.
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CoNuSpRUM.-"I say, Clem," said ont
darkey to another, "can you tell me why 6
niger is never dead broke?"
"No, Ginger, don't know, and darfort
drops dc subject without spression."
"Well, den," returned the other darkey
"Fll tell you why a niger is never deae
broke; it's bekase he always has scent
about him."
"Eh-eh, honey" said Glenn, but den dt
scent is bad, so he broke after all J"
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Some idea of the great travel over the n.
Y. Central Railroad, may be derived from
the fact that during the month of August
the number of parcels checked, going east,
was $4,000; going West, $4,000.
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Bodily infrmities, like breaks in wall.
have often become avenues through which
the light of heaven has entered to the SOUL
and made the imprisoned inmate long for re-
lease.
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Do not attempt to frightsn children and
interiors by passion: it does more harm to
your own character than it does good to
them; the same thing is better done by
firmness and persuasion.
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"rm glad that this coffee don't eve me
ANYTHING" said Brown, q bOarder, at break
fast.
"Recause | don't believe it would ever
settlen
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The number of votes, to be cast in the
next Presidential election will probably reach
{, 3,500,000
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The Pilgrims Progress has oeen Hns.
lated by the American miss'onAi
Athens. into modern Greek. III cf -.t
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NIL. IL \ T. II y:
Corner Min Il IOiHDiblas -ts-U'-. 6csgg'-Off 81
MtAS SARAH AVERY

nEGS inform the Ladies Of city and country. that
she has a full and complete stock OF new and ia-l"-
uab- Millinery at her stand the corner Of Main
and Columbus consisting in part ofBonncts Rb-
bOns Flowers CAPS, Trimming and all the inruIerabe
liirIe fxing- ia the way OF millinery.
Ladies. please call and examine
y H. Dresx UtEiag attended to a. usual.
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Az AGRICULTURAL IoAx.-Thc following
rural "sell" was originally from the Geauga,
o., Journal:
"HoRRID MURDER. Timothy Hay, re-
sident of Aurora, Portage county, was found
on the morning of the l4th, on his own pre-
mises, with his head completely severed
from his body, and otherwise shockingly
mutlated, having the appearance of being
done with some sharp instrument. An
lrishman employed on the farm, who is
known to have had some difficulty with Hay,
is suspected; he is still at large.
Many of the papers took it for a genuine
occurrence, but some editorial genius has
carried out the joke by adding the paragraph
below:
We learn from a gentleman direct from
Portage county, that Mr.. Hay, in spite of
his injuries, has been completely cured He
had a narrow Escape, however, and he So
lemnly realizes the truth of the scriptural
declaration, that call flesh is grass" The
perpetrator of the act was not an Irishman,
as stated, but Scyth-ian. He is at present
out on (straw) bale; nevertheless from the
horrible manner in which he is said to have
mutilated the unfortunate Hay, we shall not
be surprised to learn that he is no more
(mower)
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shower Of white moths fell at Rouen,
France, recently, and covered tue ground
like snow.
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NE, w NIILLIN y l. Il y.
MICS F.fADsN

OCLD inform the ladies OF Ottawa and vicinity tha
w she has on hand a new and fashionable stock o
Millinery Goods for Spring and Summer trade, at hri
room, on la Sale st. doors south OF Mills store
-ii.rr she i'll be happy wait all her friends.
Partisan Patterns received every month March 29.
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ROarding House.

boarding House..
AIRS C. NJ. MURRAY, late Of Chicago, having pur
N chased refiited, and furnished the Antes house,
,rn,,c5 10 accommodate Is or 90 boarders Her term
ai r.Ixays he reasonable and pains expense W
be spared to make her house pleasant home to all he
patrons. ~ ~..;r.. ,.a
E.mss " oaavs, July l2-am.
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= e--ih. .-At -
JOHN W. GEA9Y.


l. accordance with the foregoing proclamation th.
commanding officer. viii take atice and ia compliance
ulsrrRh report ;her eHTgi1ients and oTganizsfio- 90
ne at ny cf-e In Tecuseh or before tie first day
. % October
I,y order q %, Governor.
II. ). sTRICKLER. aJiutan: General.
LUruaFruN September II, lS55.
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Truth is like torch, the more it is shaken,
the more It shines.
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GOLD

GOLD
NfANUFACTURED into rings,
vi Pins, LoCkeis, &c
7S Gslyauiziug, Fire Gliding. and
- S:iverinr-a kinds OF Repeat
(~&x Ming Musical, and Intricate Clocks
<EN - <Ss,ySsS aI,,! Watches. Music Boxes, Ac-
i~\ ~syYS coTd."ns. and all kinds 81 fine
-E9s work finished in "a style to de,y
~ gk-S competition.
NS.< r4-1L LEVER.
~
sSS<.nn.~ H. Fr-rri Watsh Gis-s~.
s-sHrH-ti IS -.r h. s--~-
2 CROOKS 4 BROTHER.
a, IL pas. D,;..s M. s-..t fyff,f.rg III
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WAGONS! WAGONS (:
CIIMMINGS r. HAHN

- EE nov manufacturing superior article Of Wagons
IA uggies made of the best seasoned timber and
warranted in every respect We invite farmers and all
call and work before buying as We are
satisfied that good If not better
Wagons Buggies than has been offered in the
City
Our Shop i opposite the Gas Works, the side-cu
Repairing done at short notice.
ABKAM CUMMINGS. fmyl0-lyJ CBRIsToiIHE. HAHN
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pROCTtNATII%

WEEHr's, !; = he true policy 90! every S.s.1 rr .rr
tory I" be prepared ip- any e!nrr--ny that ay arise
from internal di,-yItiuu or foreign Invasion.
Therefor, !. JOHN ". GEAKY. Governor or the Ter.
r,'"ry 20 kss4-, 30 Issue this ny o,l4lu.ol. order.
Hg AZ Tree rae c.tZs- qualified O.. hear arms i-t-ga
The = "i eighteen and lurg hy= YEAR, 20 enroll them.
selves 30 accordance With III. act 10 rT:tly. the militia
o. tar Territory that Hey may be completely organized
~ companies, regiments, hrgtd-s divisions. and
Hu4 Themselves b. r-Jiur-- ?" be- mustered. ~
dor into tie --rE.sg uf the U-.:.l S.t-s upon
qEi-i'.I 81 the commander of t- military department
a. afla Kansas g. embraced, ioT the suppress 81 al
combinations 90 resist the law, and f1r tie -t. nance
81 pGh.ir order aud civil government.
ln testimony whereof have hcrruui, my hand and
- affixed the seal of the Territory Of Kansas
9, Done Al L-r0-uptou, this eleventh day SIP
: ~ ter1her, in the year 81 orr Lord thousand
eight hundred and ;ifty--iN-
IDIIN GEAYY
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WILLIAM CCNNELL7

- Z ttph- Bt.Oi .
BsSt Of Es Pos. office, -Hiin Street, Ottase'
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DEALER ~
Drugs Pus<nt Medicines, Paints, OHs, Furnishes,
Dve Stuff. DE, de-
Between Glover Cooks and Rediick's Block
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G. l.. THOMPSON,

DrHg15S, BolsDU>r Gnd !Sa'iOneJ-Otor0, III.
Second store in Nsttngers block, south side of ihe
crart b6I.e square. yr
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ID l. y Il i s L X Y
l.. =, HOJyART.

T.. =. HOBART.
TUAyING determined to make Ottawa his future resi-
dencc, take pleasure in announcing To the pub
lie that he he found his office all hourz-
perform all operations upon the teeth, in the
ho<I SCIENTIFIC tSD yN-fEi.Ly
ARTIFICIAL TEETH. WITHOUT GUNS, put il
upon the approx I'd principles the best
OF materials and at reasonable prices All work
rante and satisfaction given no comp-saton
asked for
ROOMS in Nattincer's Block. south Of Court House
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DOCTOR McNAMAHi,
T.. II. HOHT.

Tn.cIrarI<r rnf .EIr.l--AtrfH sfIe Of LOu.f IIAsF
hys,Grs. |rT,rcg-
UYYATCu work thoroughly done and varrnnie'-
w Clock, repaired at the shortest notice Clocks
Watches, ar.I Jeweiry for sale cheap Dec 10
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DANIEL LEAHY, =,
T.. Y. GRlGGS.

Boot ard Shoe IdnufrctErer-OtAftr1, H.
On Madison street nori OF Glover Cooks new Block
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-06-03
SHAWIS! SHAWLS! sHAwLs!

We have just received from Boston and New York a
large and endle variety of shaws consisting of Bro
chic, Gold B0rdtIed, Stella Bordered Painted Cashmere
Black Silk, and Grape Shawls
800 Cashmere Square Shawls worth. $40 for SO
800 Cashmere Square shawls worth. $l2 for 90
100 Cashmere Long Shawls at one half of the original