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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-12

EOAPS.-Persons in want of Soaps of any descrfp
- ton Toilet Household or Pumice which just the
thing for Mechanics, will do well to call GEORGE r.
sPURR's, 201 Main St, and examine his magnificent
stock. n26 diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-12

RINARMS FOR SALE.-The subscriber offers for
n sale the coming Spring. the following Bea Estate;
] Farm Of 100 acres ia Worcester,
do, S5 acres, tn Sutton.
Farms in Leicester,
/ Farm in Spencer.
House, Barn, and acres laad near the centre Of
Grafton
do. Of 140 acres in Millbury.
House, Barn, Shoe Shop, and Il acres of land, in
Mibury.
new House, and acre Of land In Worcester
All Of the above Estates are very desirable situations
and will be sold on very reasonable terms.
Apply TO EZEKIEL DANIELS,
14l Man-st
Worceater Feb IL 1880. d6WtA1
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-12

MINERAL TEETH.-Gold piate a "a Foil
VA and large assortment q other Dental Findings,
Cor sale By M sNa GRO. X. sPUKR,
n2g ar 201 MAIN al.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-12

NJEW MALAGA RAISINS.-15O boxes
LIZ Bunch and Layer Raisins 80 boxes Valencia Raj
sins, on hand and for sale by
WIN 0. SWEET L CO.,
MA diff 1856 Main 1T.
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}11oltts.

d CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY "A va.
"a riety Of BOOKS, from which three TO five dollars
day can be made, be obtained at the geufs'
Emporium, 275 Main street. Worcester. Honorable
Employment for both ladies and gentlemen No capital
required until the business is fairly tred after which,
from five to fifty dollars. For grand chances call soon
$40 diff WIN. ALLEN.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-12

ENIRE ms x AN G E.--The Mechanics Mutu
Fire Insurance Co. Of Worcester hereby give notice
that the Directors of said Company have by vote deter
mined to Divide the property insured by them into two
classes, viz the Manufacturers and the Mechanics
Glass, which takes effect from this date One million dol
lars having been previously subscribed to be insured in
the Manufacturers Glass; they prepared insure in
that class the terms other Mutual 0ces Cot
ton and Wooen Mills, having the following charaeters-
tics viz built Of brick or stone, heated by steam, having
constant watch, good force pump expressly for ex-
tngushing hres and the picker out Of the main mill or
II in the mill, in fire proof ROOM They also insure in
the Mechanics Class dwelling houses, farm barns stores,
stocks Of goodg machine shops, and mechanics property
generally, excepting shaving risks" and such is
termed "extrb hazarduus.n
DiRrrToRs- Henry Denny. Worcester Geo Black
burn, poston EseR Saunders Grafton Alouzo White,
Leicester r. 8. Denny Clappville; Geo g. Rice wor.
cester WIN b. Fox, Jr Worcester Dwight Foster,
Worcester Daniel fainter, Worcester Samuel L. Hodg,
on, Leicester. Henry A. DENNY, Presit.
VIM s, Denny, Seoy.
Worcester, Sept. 10, 1856 DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-12

IDEAL ESTATE BR0KER.-The under
a& signed has taken office at No. 50, Main street,
where he will be happy to meet any persons DESTROYS
purchasing building lots, FARMS those having Real
Estate which they wish exchange for other property
Any person. DESTROYS of purchasing exchanging Real
Estate will find for their own interest to call me, at
my Office, between the hours Of 81 O'Clock A. NJ, and 81
o'clock Z. M.
N. B.-Money will be furnished to purchasers who wis
10 build. BENJAMIN WADSW0RTH.
Worcester, July 8, 1855 d1y
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-12

a. FOR SALE IA two'story Dwelling House
9 and about three ourths Of an OF Land situa-
Ik ted in the village of North Charlton, about mile
from Charlton Depot the north side Of the old Worces
and Stafford Turnpike and formerly the residence of
the late Col Bacon The HOuseis in good repair and
well calculated for two families
Also, about acres of Land, lying the opposite side
Of said road, with small Barn thereon. 1t will be sold
at low price, separately all together, and liberal
credit given for of the purchase money, and is
srabe location for boot shoemaker, other
ehanc. JOS. A. DENNY.
Leicester Nov. T. 1855. daWtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-12

COpartnersnIp.-The undersigned have this day
formed coparnership for trensacting general com.
mission business in Flour GRAIN Butter Cheese Produce
Leather, &c, under the name Of UPHAM Il ALDBICH,
and viii continue the business of Ald Co, at No. 40
and As Front street, as heretofore.
GEORGE P. UPHAM.
p. w. ALDRICH.
Worcester Sent Ist 1850 AFT
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-12
MIGHTY TRIUMPH IN MEDICINE
VA
II. MORSE'S

INVIG o RATING COlRDIAI.i
Not only relieves, but actually extermnstes all nervous
diseases, by removing their causes and building up and
terrifying the whole physical system that it becomes
solutely nvunerabe to all attacks OF this character and
a relapse is therefore impossible.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-12

~ M. ELWELL, No 100 MAIN STREET
RZs Worcester, Mass.
Manufacturer Of superior warranted
A S 7 ST f Ell SA VS.,
Viz; Circular, Mil Cross CHtgal aud f psSl sn IN %
Also " - IA L. ssraA
Re-Cut. - ~ Anus
N B. am Agent for Cushing, Marsh 4 Burt's Su-
PeFIOr SaIamander Safes, made of the best Of
materials, and warranted TO stand fire
p. g. Saws of every description Repaired
MIG dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-12

WMTANTED-A Young Man who has had some
w experience in job Printing Office To one who
furnish good recommendation ms, permanent situation
will be given. Address SIDNEY CLARKE,
f26 diff southbridge, Mass
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-12

Incorporated 1916
Guarantee Capital, 100000.
bon. ISAAC DAVIS, prest CLARENDON HARRIS Sec'y
principle, with rigid economy, having accumulated a
large surplus cash capital have been enabled to reduce
the Of Premium about 20 per cent and dispense en-
rey with deposite notes; the annual premium being the
xtent Of the liability.
$4,000 only taken on one risk.
Policies issued good lives for California and other
countries, at reduced rates OF premium.
For further information, apply 70
CLARENDON y aRltIS. 5ec'y, 98 Mcin Ct,
mar dly Worcestq-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-12

- VALUABLE ESTATE FOR SALE.
8 4, No. 355 Main street, between jackson and La
l Grange streets, the Mrs. Goddard estate contain
ing about of land, and is OF the desr-
able situations in this city. heing the centre OF bust
ness; the premises two dwelling houses and a
barn The whole will be sold together 10 lots to suit
purchasers. very reasonable terms.
Enquire of the subscriber.
EZEKIEL DANIELS,l41 Main street.
or Mrs. Cor DARp, on the premises.
f20 Own
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49, HOUSE FOR SALE.-The House and
;;i Land, No. % Summer street, aty owned by Mrs.
NA. Abigail W. r. Smith, deceased, occupied by
Five Families, is for SALE bargain to The purchaser
For particulars inquire of JOSEPH LEWIS the prem
Uses, or WILLIAM JOHNSON, No. Is Chestnut Street.
Morcenfer. Jan. II. 1886.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-12
ReaI GstQte.

EVoR SALE OR ExCHANGE.-A New
two story House and Barn. with acres of excellent
and fine young orchard the same. Two miles
ON the City Hall. Inquire of A. J. EATON
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-12

EN0R SA LEA COTTAGE HOUSE. on 49,
q Piedmont Street, containing rooms convent ii
emily arranged. G. T. S. CURTIS. jsiil
Jas d3m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-12

!t DeSF ana 15st odactve IN " or6ester, con- ps3
A.A. tanning abouI sixty acres very pleasantly za
situated about miles from the Court House, and will
be sold at great bargain. Apply to
WM I. MERRIFIELD.
Worcester. Nov. %. 1856. diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-12

combines pecuarites before associated in any
medicine While acts specifically upon the circulation
and the secretcns purifying and renovatng BOTH and
gives tone and regularity of action to the stomach and
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-12

~, DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR
Hi.i SALE. The subscriber will sell his place situated
lk Pratt street, mile from the Post Cnce, con-
sisting of 1 Acre of Land, House aud Barn.
There are 90 APPLE TREES embracing twenty vari-
cites in bearing condition Also Pears, Cherrys PEACH
Ounce Trees and other fruit.
Enquire of the subscriber the premises Terms Easy.
JANIS diff FANSON RICHARDS.
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wnrnester. Feb. 10. 1850. d&wt
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-26
Boots and SHOES by the Case or Dozen.

I AUiES' Geti, fp, ttoat and Md Baois;
IL = ~ Mi-.a. kid, Morocco, l.n Boots 4 sli.F.
regAd & sr.wod Kid. kn2mei a tioat ba.s il
auh diner styles rr ~ ,,
Ira1, street I door fro M 90. lths enpO rt owe.
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Fire and Burglar Proof Safes


sttNtf oatgiuef t7A asrnry ipr the sale of Lii
iiu'. Pst.at tirr aud burglar Prnvt safes, ss a
u "a. :. E4La ksuil Duats lti Frames. we sfc prepar
e5 (. lufn-h al iuiae.a>rsrs ris.s aaY q! these
a. cl.s OH shoTi i,r.i,e,
ir.e safes all iaic,tri with tiiliefs iok- siS
lux upioatiei srcniis against thieves, perfectly
lrco iron asagars1 aud better fire proof. than M!
other safe made. The burning OF The any buff
ding eaasst mat rally iEJare eiA, aud they ,o
exchanged for ne one al amy agency b, paying 10
repsiutHg. The ,zsli doors and frame reliable,
eeanonilal, ,ornam seseralls uscd~ lhaS
are best Known.
Tho Bank Loeks hav galway. foi'ed the burglar and
all Bank Lock easiag eonipetEsssa u4 aa
Tie various t.sls applied 10 ;hcsc articles By juror.
s mechanical xaJ asfieuitura fairs where thuy have
sways o5Eained tue Brst pre- uiiunis esia b-aes The
certainty ot theft Superiority pIfedaseIs ara invite.
10 ca ami examine the articles, references, scrtid
catae. & c., before ttnfehSsinS.
Inc uudereis sneI are the only sSuat- ~ S..r- l--
iaa Hsi.l at4 ie,gthpDri ,lUTa4 ~, ,.s Wprldt.
Sa, ts,ipyhy. a. ir.iss. Ny. uto~fs addressed t.
either i,la ,~srgl rs.r'Nss rao!- t. -ttenl,on:
CillLD Il BAKER,
Irois 81. H6rk i.lau,i.
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4 ftouNTEY Merchants Invited 10 esii shi =
aniuC u-,sf,nsBt, which Is Just suited 10 ft''
AyFkrt onr Prras sill al stl lhnos se ss 10" ~
! ih,,-f ot htcago OF II. louis.
n-e3 DAWSON q RIGGS A 90.
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owREY ,THoRAs& co. arc now Teesl, lax, st
l ,hs.r ysri resr tie rail ToAd depot, 40 Tons
SsCSAL pAilr frs tdaiaba s'ssn 'ihss ho 81
Pnsins to conhiusr,on Of the niusts 10 Issss the
cri.s III Cesi--w whiea We woald 70, submit io-ne
we're anasis fer shorst1si 70 os. snssn
,in.an i,a wl.shths eoE u,uDisy has 40 stns in'sr
ssl We are row prepares 10 deliver 2 us eiY o.
psysnp0.., - ~ s1li 1spplicalianr! 4! tic yrrt
SIT t,lapd JAMS dtf
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PERSIAN LADIES. Lady Shiel, who
has written book of Persian travels
lately, says:
Il went TO the Shah,s half sister.
beautiful girl Of fifteen, who lived
witt her mother in IN obscure part Of
the ante-room, neglected by the Shah.
and consequently by every one else
She WAS really lovely. fair, with inde.
scriAahle eyes and atigure only equal
led by some Of the chefs'd mnvre Of
Italian art. This is 50 rare among
Persian women, tAat she was one OF
the few persons | saw in that country
witltanpproach to good ] figure. She
was tlresscd with the usual fashion OF
trowFcrs on trowsers, the last being of
sncIa stiff hrodade, that If put standing
upris sht il the middle Of the room,
thers they would remain. Her hair
was lcurled, not plated, and she was
literally covered with diamonds. She
was huiet in her manners and seemed
deiested. She was anxious to hear
abotF Europeancustoms. what seem
aetl te surprise her most was, that we
.tooHthc trouble to undress every night
on spius 70 bed, and she asked me
was Hit true we put on long white
dress to pass the night in! All Per
sian Ewomen arc astonishcd at this ems
tom, and are nnahla to account for it.
They never unlrcss at night; they
mite their thin mattress from a silken
eover, draw it ont from its place
against the wall, and roll themselves
il tile waddcd quill which forms their
blanket. The only time they change
ltheif clothes is when they 90 10 battle.
lfthhy 80 ont u visit, they, Of conrse
pat on their best garments, and take
thola oil AT night; bnt generally they
lie apwn just rs they are, and even in
| ctlAlWeather they Mear their ehadoof
| or opt ofdoor veil, at night.
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M. Tin LossEs III rnE lNuNpArloN IN
FRAkcG. The Salut Public Of Lyon.
statds that the authorities are using
the greatest activity in ascertainiug
the exact amount OF the losses by the
late foundations, an operation atten-
del with considerable difficulty. as the
returns Of the losses are generally magc
much higher than they really are. iro,i.
an idea that the hall ot the s,nl. is tax
en- rs an average. The losses OF alt
kinds for the department OF the Rhone
sle Estimated at lo,500. 300 francs,
and the number fthe sufferers ut IA,
400
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THIS is 10 certify that the econariuership hereioore
] eri,tiAy betwscR tbs undersga@d aHdef lhe
nsHte sHi she ~ sboap 4 aRfkaiS" 10 ih's IA!
diss6ltsl bS mutual consaht,
All l.s iaia ands outstanding 10 iat"r st sA. htaa
wa "4 d. =, SHouP.
A, Y. EAfkAtON,
N-.7The FOrs sariins and coAmisstoa bae!Ees-
vii hereafter ~ eopliaueA BY u, L shoaP& 80,
e. the .H VI > sana,
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New Arrangement.
&D49 81 -
lnpoyfaatto l'aasange5e gosmg I.tt"l
JOIIFT CUT OFF,

MICHIGAN CENTRAL. RAILROAD.
TWO daily ,rs.Ds leave Jo.'si isreFf S9ndays
! tanneetingat lake s;siiou with ne IlehlS.o
Central r. 81 Detroit, and thence With ina Gfsst
Wtgsrn, csnade Pathway fot Sisssra taiis Eafs!o.
Ar.sgY View York h,Etoa. Phisdsiphfs. Msntrssi,
TRAINS LEAVE JOLIET:
CisA. H., ii3htaitg Express arriyfsst bstfoil a.
s r. N Niagara Falls 30 neNI Eornihs ana YORK
yP d. or H0stan atl2 Fl Night, sfdys ut rLliadei-
Ihis val L uIb 10 4. II. also s2nnsstsst Deafoh
win slsar.ers for Cieyslahd and Will fnoih'
irgtr.lns to all points in Ohio and fsnasJi,hhas
sIGP B.rts.s esnnseis next utorsfn9 9 al Deli oil
win NORTH shGrs tias Of Steamers through WithDaI
landing, srhvIag 81 s,s0i a. III. eSnmeeths VIII fs-
,Iya,s .irs,a To .aw ioIs and bosipn. AlE6 eoG.
nects witt ,he &. orAins troih The Gshsds railway
arriving at Niagara Fsiis st 80 r. II.
Ilrnhyts t.ek as can reparenssea 81 tiaa u.tetSt
aes Its sDnp ing al Joliet, ado wing assohSef. 10
leyover aui re,auia ilsit sssts at biessnre
July 81 80 diT y. kieE, FuP'.
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" Q r T G e +!

- q. DAW son Il CO, nave icrne1 "
>. partnership Win p n. tsns.t, undcr the name
lid ..yia Of Dawson. Gisgs & Co, 70 take enecI
Oh the Let day ai Noyou.bar. IsjJ- =s E=
Alipefsons ha. iZ dusettisd accounts win ths old
ara arc reluesisi y cali a'd settle. ocsso
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Railroads..
spaIyu swaANGUMENYs,

kFMIyG ARHANGEMENTS,
az ana after Mon6sy, Aral IAN, ia5s,and uIsi
OfurtnaI nptcs, .r ins viii issFs Eek isihhi hsl
~, EaE43ys sxeep'ea, a. fslswf:
al szpre,., .ssp p.as only stthe ptiseipsi
ID r.gnt express, stepping e.sil ststicns slsP y
49, fseight, w.th I'd elasa cara al $50 A. III
Trs!ps t.7e r; Rock Island daily, Bnaaays oxcsp'
Cd, ssfoilows:
"a express, stopplns only s. tho pfissipsi
xGgtions st Ao9 =. y
nall tTs.net luI1 +. u
.b tfsish. with 80 elESa cars At e5 =. n
II = road are In direct cobneeNon al
Chi2eFo Nla treiuq over both the Mch.gaa souihein
and Michigan CantFs Il. r. to and from Detroit 10.
led Clev6land, & lumbus, Cineinnsa, FhfasrIga,
nunttIb, Erfaio, Niagara Pals, Albany, New fofK,
Fhi!adalphia, Baltimore and Washington. Also al
L. Bale Win irstns ofths illinois Central Road .
porh 10 Gssna ana Eauth to st. Lonis and Cairo 70
ahtea PLACES ti1Eesesp 10 procured OF =. y. hit
WINS, Tick et igt. e. r. Depot Ri
1asssrgers arc reminded Gfths necessity oTgisihs
distinct directions a. to The destination OF fheif tsS
aaps alsa 70 prusAta tiekets tefcra taking their
systs tie csTs The c1ndue.ors eoeet iafes ohig
80 cations "a Tue ttue ofthe CLesgo aod RoeE ltsnd
R.,lroad. John y. IEACfs Hhlf.
". WITH ~, Assr aapt.
Rock Island. ApII 4 +, 1850.
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Clothing.

4. aAS1EEE s. co.
yTAh tt.it Opportunity Ia ihiorm .Ae pilbiie tsa
l. they have fprsifed st Weir Stole, he i2Isssi
STOCK Of Ezs
Broad Cloths. cassiHlsres, VeStings,
uLteh he. ever been drought 10 Ibis market. IN"
Gooos which offer 10 the Inspection Of the elbzsIs
oftAis town surrss ss In design and insh, anything
thst be offered them thi Eidc Of New YORK; bsHy
ted with III gG9Gte.t and from The moEl e.
tsnsine hsu -Gs fl the Eastern markets, and wff
Wow "a satisfy the tastes ofGli our Customer.
Wehase also fall and CON pleto assortment 81
the laten and moG approved styles Of
GENTS. FURNISHING GOODS,
which arc tayont doubs thf most desirable 10 10
fond 10 his city. Among which arn Gents ahieLsI
Undarshiri,, Stocks, Gfayats, Gloves, sn-sendef-,
iiose,he
Paruentir attaHtion Will te prid, Is heretofore |"
the making upo garments ia style unsurpassed by
any sn.lsr establi>hmeId.
Full sui.s HIade On shorgsI bosise, aud warranted
10 sni.
1halk iu Tor the tasl0r H. aIpast Hbotei faSof- "I
the public, NC thEe plsasafe Ia piedging reuen
ddsty, ma soii"E shRfe oi the ,.nhiie patronage
api % d-tl 4 F.. CiSfEIb & Co.
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r.. = ala Pinneer Bakery still ahead.

- r.
sHu eubscrioer has recsniiy made eSssIs spFsts
l arsuons toE sns usnafsssuse q s...sr, sass.'
ptic. Srssd. a. ds., together With 8 saed ss.oTi'
nsnt af Loaf Rgssd, Cakes and kusks
/ have also purchased the psesn hfas -. @s"''
caunty, for tie inanufEciurs oI ISE.n g Esp's
PATENT LOAF BREAD,
r,sss by NarhInery. Tie advantages tleiaea TOT
LIE prosessof Missing sread ere sssg ls m anrsss
Hss Il IA r,ueh v6,is I'd moro even, 'sssps maea
longer without sssotoing ssiio, Gnd 70 EAh persons
/. cot obisclooab.s shea Seeh a'ai . :, ssS s,sI.
hs pdso ne a. ths aasst Erepeh roll IL goes Ischst
ND yihtroduoed ipto aslss who esys nss
srasea Bah ere hread nef're ! ss",i eoanne & ss
bass rt,eias I'd rms hicA BDoi fii 70 give ss"
ure raisisc.,oe, bops 10 bs able 10 suIply AZ W.
uc nysr me with their patronage. insaA'us y. ~
Zane All ord . III from the country gromptiS s1sna
eSto paH'ID paH,'s. 80 a
Pioneer Bakery, Front Street, ono @la@'" s"o'e
EurroWs Prosiyman's Steam ai's'
nsysRpo 1T. May q, isSG-dti
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IR l-31tA i+.- - ssAts4-h-t tA'
Nps fresa rgli Bni,si I,
MOLINE PAPER KILLS.

',,HR uoseribers eonstaItls making variety
1 Printing and wrapping Papersat their Mlilin Mo.
iiae, ond will pay hfor ahy reasohaoie 9uA. o.
4. o. ChurehilI Will call Oh tha Merchants through
centraliewa pa theu Ia cash OF paper Tor thefr
rsgs .a1 g-e ). ". NHkELOCk. s
Mahne Inn. 3nth .ls54.
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iNrieCITIEs or GAlIfoRSIA. Elisha
ilugties gives, in The Scientific Ameri
can, the following account Of some
nineS recently discovered ia Califol-
mia: rj e.
4 recently bad an opportunity OF.
! examining some ancient rnins lately
| discovered about six miles east II
Santa Cinz They were nearly buried
up iHa sand hill | tornd twenty
three ehhaneys, with their tops peer
in2 above ground These chimneys
are round, and vary in diameter from
four totwelse inslle-. They aremade.
Of sandstone, and were filled mp with
loose red sand. The stones Of which
they arc built are cut circular and
cenented together. stamped OH the
hill, and it emitted a hollow sound,
indicating yaulted chambers below
\ tuuael is now being run under the
hills at first it was attempted TO sink
deep Shaft, lmt the sand came IN too
fast upon the miners Who built
these structures no one can imagine.
They appear TO be thousands ofycars
old. 4 yellow pine was growing on
the top Of the hill. The number Of
years required for the sand to cover
up these houses and form the hill, be
fore the seed Of this large tree germin-
ated, couldnot be less than two thous-
andf
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FRESH ME- ATS.

yuSuE ,al.efi.r h.. tskeg stall In lhe npper eui
OF flr lswer Market, where he sssnres the put.
l1 be sprsFagsd at nil lines to serve them @h
gaoJ meats A. lie eeauIrs affords, ana NJ as lvg.
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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-26

For the Ladies.
LNgESCI Kid, Waite xii, Rnyll.h lid, EteBae KID
L aGi Neifet ~ lppers.
Also, KID, Congress, Engiish aitd Frosea tasting
a4nsrs, froan 81 10 - as pet pair ior .air ~
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