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Eg- Gen Geo. P Morris, tina genial and SC
oomplshed editor of the Home Journal, is at pre-.
sent on "heslth trip" to Charleston.
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STRAW HAT AND BONNET
@SMANUFACTORY.
MILLINERY AND BLEACHING
Embellishments.

OUHS +. DESSAERF takes this medium OF inform
l. ing the Ladies and Gentlemen Of Nashville and vicinity
that he has estsbi at No IL Cedar street, Straw Hat
aud Bonnet Mandatory Millinery and Be8ching Establish
ment where he keep constantly hand large
tive assortment Of straW B0nne and Hats, of
and description. AS manufacture these goods feel
ddent that sell them thar hsy be bought
elsewhere in Nashville Ladies ard Gentlemen respect
fully solicited call aud examine my stock am also pre-
pared Clense Beech and Dye all styles Of straw Goods
have large stock Fancy Straw Braids which the
enOn Of Ladies and Gentlemen desiring goods made
der 10 especially invited. Iuar26-ff
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IAdYertisemeut.I

lines CHANGEs.-TL inventors Of SteamDower
Railroads and machinery, hSve during this century
changed the means and courses Of living, while
the discoveries OF sC,nce have done even more
for the Advancement OF human happiness and the
ameIlOTauon Of human suffering. Our lorefathers
when they we're sick, drank their bitter drugs that
did not cure, and bowed them down under diseases
that are now easily broken. They tried crude
roots ard herbs, which failed them. Now scieDti
fc research has discovered that this peculiar prop
erty Of one root and that of another was reu1rred
It IS through this light aud on this priEclDe DR..
AVER has compounded Eis two great remedies
Cherry PectOral and CstbaTtiC Pills He has con-
CentrsJed the curative virtues OF cur best vegeta.
he remedies. The result shows their origin and
their results are known through the community.
Mark tie difference to a patient il the lapse OF
fifty years. Then be swallowed his bitter Dill in
vain; now the sick man takes bis sugsred Phi or
hOnied Drop and soon is we'll sgsin, The adspta-
ton Of the sciences which bear upon the security
or the comforts OF human lite are after sll the tau
gibe points Of their vantage TO man. Without
them It matters little how much NAV be discov.
cred, or what we know, since It is unavoidable to
our necessities and use.-EastsrH Literary RegjslO.
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OMNERS WANIFD
Saint AIhans-

ON THURSDAY, the sd instant, on the premises will
~ sell that convenient and commanding Residence in
EdgefeId. known saint Adams This property Is
too well known for 70 attempt its description The site
is not surpassed by any the vicinity OF Nashville. The
buildings are new cOmmOdOus, built by the
Tor his own than usual cost and out of the best
material The house contains fourteen rooms, Kitchen, ser
wants rooms &c the grounds two Of the best els
that be but containing 1900 barrels The house
Wilt sold with $50 feet Of ground front Spring street,
running back 4I2 feet to street, with street the side.
The residue Of the grounds will be divided into suitable
Lots plans OF which viii be exhibited on day II sale.
TERMs-6 I2 Is "a 81 and 80 months for notes sase-
torily endorsed, payable in Bank and lien retained.
Possession given Immediately Inc mouse can De e4AIn-
ed by any wishing 70 do So
Sale al IL O'Clock, A. N. Omnibus as usual.
A. V. S. LlNDSLEY.
E. r GJAscocK, AuctiOoner. .aprl6-dtd.
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The Good Samaritan
Oil.
STATE OF TENNESSEE,

DOR the cure Of RHEUMATISM, NERVOUS PAINS and
NEURALGIA. Price 81 per bottle, to be had al the City
Hotel Room No. ?. J. H. JACKSON,
aprl9-d2t Proprietor.
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81 will not press the considerations, flowing
from the nature of our Union, and the mutual con-
SESSIONS on which it was founded, sganst the pro-
pTiety Of such sn exclusion as your question con-
templates, apparently for the purpose only Of
avoiding an Implication not founded in facts and
which the history OF our State so uobly contra
diets. It is sufficient tC say that such al exclu-
sion could have 10 good effect practically, and
would accomplish nothing 50 the great cause of
human liberty
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CHANCERY COURT AT LINDEN,
APRIL RIFLES lsl1


CHANCERY COURT AT LINDEN,
APRIL RULES, 1857.
Hartweu Barham,
%. A
G. ". FurgusOn and T. v FarTis.
IN mot Of compliments Counsel, and it appearing TO
~ my satisfaction, Thomas v Farris Of the de-
Perry, and gone parts unknown that the ordinary pro-
law cannot be ved upon il therefore ordered
by the Clerk and Master, that publication be made in the
UNION AND AMERICAN, newspaper published in the City OF
Nashville Tennessee for four successive weeks, handing
said nonresident appear before the Chancellor Of
next Chancery Court be held the Court House in the
town OF Linden Orhe county Of Perry the fourth Mon
day il June next 1857 and plead answer
demur to the complaint Of Hartwe Barham, filed against
him in the said Court will be confess
ed and the cause set for hearing parle a. % him
j. Il. KlNZER,
apr l9-W4t-prs fee So. Clerk and Master,
John sisco,
Al lie
William Sims, ct ais.
an motion Of complainant and 1t appearngt to the sasfac
the defendants the above entitled suit, nonresident
OF the state Of Tennessee that the ordinary process at
law cannot be served him. il therefore ordered by the
Clerk and Master this Court, that publication be made
the weekly UNION American spaper published in
the city of Nashville, Tenn for four successive weeks,
commanding said nonresident deenden appear before
the Chancellor ChaHceTy Court be held the
the fourth Monday in June then and there 10 plead
answer demurt the bill Of complaint Of John SsoO hd
against him in said Court else the will be taken
for confessed, and the for hearing pere as to
him. J. a. KlNRER,
aprls--w4t-prs fee 50. Clerk and Master.
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A MURRAIE APPoAOHIEG.-A correspondent C.
the London Times says that an exceedingly fats
epidemic has been for some tiuls ravagiDg the
herds of Central Europe, and has now reached
Konigsberg, were one proprietor is said to have
lost three hundred head in night. The write;
says:
Mn 1745 the same or a like epidemic was intro
| duCsd into England by means OF two calves from
Holland. In the second year after its introduction
over 10000 cstte died in Northsmshire and Leicss-
! tershire, and almost as many more in Cheshire. -
During the third year remuneration was given by
theIgoYernment who had ordered the destruction of
diseased cattle for no fewer than $4,000 head
while twice as many more, according to the report
of one of the commissioners died of the mslsdy
In the fourth year it was equally fatal, does it
appear to have completely disappeared till eight
years after. "
On tae Continent every eXertjOn is being made
to arrest the progress of the Infection and military
detachments are charged to destroy ell cattle that
become infected in Prussia. If only one of herd
should be attacked, the authorities order the whole
to be slaughtered; and c0rdOas sqHjtqireS are es
tsbished along tue trosuers to prevent the ingress
Of cattle from districts Ia which the disease exists
If these statements are not exaggerated the loss of
so many cattle must seriously diminish the supply
of food IN Europe, and may give rise to insurrec-
tionsry movements on the part Of the people.
SoUTuEaN CREDIr.-A letter from New York,
in the Philadelphia Enquirer, speaking Of the dry
goods II e, remarks:
The payments from North and West continue
very backward and good many small failures are
weekly chroncied IN these sections. From the
South on the 9th T hand, prompt returns are made
and the credit of our friends on the other side of
Mason and DXop's line never stood better than it
does at this moment probably on account Of the
large yield of cotton during the last two seasons
and the unusually high prices realized therefor.
WHEAT DESTROYED A gentleman OF this place,
lust returned from Virginia, reports that the
Wheat CT p in upper Ea Tennessee aud parts Of !
North Carolina, Is very seriously injured by the /
severe and protracted cold weather We /
hear of no serious damage having been done in /
this immediate section OF country. But from |
accounts received from al the Wheat growing |
sections of country, we are led to believe th4t
there will be an unusually short crop.-CHatt1-
a0ogq gazette, ApTil Is.
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From FLOMDA.-The Tampa Psansu7ar, of the
28th ult., states that nothing OF importance has
yet been accomplished against the IuOlsus. Scout
ing parties had uaVersed the country without
meeting signs OF Indians. That paper also SAYS:
" We understand that orders have been issued to
the foot and mounted volunteers to make q tho
rough scout Of the country as far south as Lake
Okelhe=bee, ard from Msuatee 10 Fort Capron aud
Indian river-to commence on the 10th If next
month
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HUGHES Bros
(sUoCEssRs TO J. ". DODsEO
NO. A6 PUBLIC SQUARE, NASHVILLE
PHOTOGRAPHS

ETHER Plain or COored, frsm the
L smallest IN Pin to
LIFH SIZE ON CANVASS. ia -
This a feature not hitherto al XII -
tempted in Tennessee. Our patrons can -
now have old DagueTFeDypes Of de-
leased friends copied as large as liie- and
color natural by describing the complexion color Of the
hair eyes dress The public respectfully invited 70
call at the Gallery and specimens, Hioks' China
Hall, Public Square, Nashville.
aprl4-dU B. & G.
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MY FIRST PUBLIC SALE.
Il I'D G. IL FIELD.


IN THURSDAY, the 18th ofNay next on the premises
VII sell me following Building LOIS, ell Of when are
well worth the attention Of buyeu-
Remember property and around Nashville i, dvsucin
most rapidly and he who delays buying hs wear viii Rave
TO pay large advance hereafter. The Lots shall o-r are
follows:
ON WATSON STRBET-sir beautiful Lots. opposfts rss
residence OF Mr.. Buck fronting 50 feet and nun
uacA w ieet 70 l5 alley These the Lots that are
enclosed with the best cedar pckss hal can BE- made
on RUSSELL SIREET-ln H0ust0u's Addition, Lots ..
~ y, 3, 3d. 81 and 81 a The Of Oakl These ots
are 50 feet irons and no feet dseP Als0ot No n On WOOD
land street, in this Addition, surrounded with new PLANK
fence. -
ON FATHERLAND sTREET-LOt 70, u, - and 70 In
on FATHERLAgD sTREET-Lo,s Nos. S. G. 7.s.s and
10 in BlOods addition. , - - - -
ON RUSSELL sTREkT-Lots Nos. H. IS and TO- In zolli-
Golfers Addition. ~
ON WOODLAND STREBT-Nos. 70, 90. q. %. % and "a
m bloods Addition, mued lately 0pp0s the neat budinr1
now BENG erected By Messrs Hicks, Darden and Morga1
These LOIS shall not bFag on as any thing could saw ut
tnem would fall far short Of the truth.
ON LIE GALLAFlN PlhE-L5ts Sos. ,, g, g. n, 70 and
l3in Fosters Addition.
Lots Nos. aud 8 in Blood's Addition
mat handsome Let adjoining residence Of Mr. Wssh
lOO sud running back $40 street.
with street the side.
That handsome Lot adjoining the residence OF Mr. Lezsur
fronting 100 feet on the Turnpike and running back 30 st
toan alley ~
Two handOme Lots on the Turnpike n shsIby's Addition
being Nos. IJ5 and 1876. -
TERMS-Tnese Lots viii be sold on credit OF one two
and lnree years. for notes bearing interest," Satisfactorily an
dorsed and lien retained. sale positive Omnibases a.
usual "A " \ ITVDsTl ~
K. r. GLAscoCK, AuciIOneer.
Also Lots 100 and lOl 10 Sheiyis Addition on Wo,d
and street adjoining The old rssdsnee. Imar9-tC
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BROWN SVILLE.
PUBLIC SALE OF
Thirty Residence Lots.

IN SATURDAY, April 25th iHstsat, at n O'Clock A. n
- a. the Court House late in Nashville, vile sell =
public auction rom 90 10 30 Of the most bs u1I suburbon
Residence Lots now being offered for vicinity 81
Nashville, situated in BrownsYls, % or 2s( miiss rom
Nashville. -
On Lot The Gallatin Pike there is small Frame
Dwelling.
Lot No i corner Of Vaughn Pike Lindslsy street 10
magnificent building site and so Yards from orr 81
the nnest Springs IN the country.
SIX high Lots, eligible building sites front an th
Porter pike. Several Lots finely berud.
The Brownsville neighbOThOod few vssrs hrs
improved more rapidly than any in vicinity NASHVILLE
and possesses superior adTantag regards Schools and
Chunes, and most intelligent and agreeable s1cstoy The
lots We will sell possess unusual depth and fertility 81
soil, and are remarkably eligible Building Sites. Mr. T. "
> Lindsey purchased three Lots 1852 sT- So per
1cre, for which he asks $500 per In 1854 We d
K Houston ESQ, onefouFIh Of the Brownsville Tract.
few months Hereafter he SOLD about at proh OF
90 percent and last Fail he sold about 30 acres more as
profit OF 100 per cent.
TERNs and years credit for notes bearing interest
with satisfactory security payable in Bank and lien re-
alne 10 persons who buy speculation Five years credit
will be given building purchasers. We will take grat
pleasure in showing the Lots u al who wish examine BE-
fore the sale. J. l.. q r. vs.. brown
D. TRres, Auctionser. apl5-dI AK Chsnyst.
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POStDOmGment.

I have postponed my First Public Sale in EdEsaeld,
heretofore advertised % come OF The 10Th Instant IN
III Thu BSDAfl MAY l4th neIt- The continued inelsm-
ency OF the weather hiss prevented parties desiring 10 par
chase, rom examining them. These that bra on
The more they ara examined the they viii increase b.
value. A. " s LTyDsTEv
K. K. GLAscocz, Auctonsr. faprI5
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TTAVING sold my Photographic rooms, apparatus,
eriaIs &C. to Messrs. HUsHEs BROTHERS Of this city
with view reside permanently at my home IN Cumber-
land cOuRty great pleasure 10 recommending them
my successors. They gentlemen Of skill and expert
eBce profession and trust they may receive that
full and liberal Of business which has ever flowed
upon
The Messrs Hughes have engaged corps OF artists Of
superior abilities and have hesitation IN saying that
they are fully qualified in their several departments give
perfect satisfaction all who may desire the finest Photo
s6rI4 ]. W. DODGE.
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NEW ROUTE TO MEMPHIS

TUVRAINS run through from Stevenson to Mem E0~TV
II phis and make close connection with trains
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad ~ steven 80
Through Tickets from Nashville TO Memphis sold for
So. Time through . hours.
NO STAGING.
Passengers Gho nd leave Nashville the o'clock. Pm,
Tran which arrives at stevenson IS A NJ, and
with Trains Memphis No delay except il chang
ing G. L. ANDERSON,
spril3-tf. Ticket Agent
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NAsHYILLE COAL COMPANY-NOTICE

TO SUBSCRIBERS Of STOCK.
A CALL Of CEUr on t1e otock subscribed 70
n said Company is ordered payable In 20 days from me
let Of February Payment be made Ct the Bank Of he
Ua on Vsrandah bading Cedar street, By order Of the
iSnII-G D. ?. CARTER, Treasurer.
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REGULAR WEDNES DATs AND saTUE
DAYS PACKET BOAT
FOR SMITHLAFD AND PADUCAH.

CeHEECrIEa WIFI BEguLaa
Q. S. NAIL STEAMERS FOR ST. LOUIS & LoUIsVlLl
TENHB neat light water packet boat CUBA, ,---
n MILLS, Master, viii ruE during Inc ~
son % above and ell inisrmediaso points,
regularly departing a. ~ o'clock, punciuaily.
For freight or passage aPPly On bard, q =
A. HAMILTON,
marsl-sn HI. ARR1s9N, AE'i1l
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PECEvED per steamer Ella and for sal to close consn-
IL ment BY aprlS r. O'KANE.
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ur nj s hing
AND
GOODS.
FANCY GOODS Ann TOTT.FT aRTTr7r77-

ISL received fresh supply Of Lubn's extracts, Co
- lognes, Hair Dyes Hair OIL OK Marrow, sc. Ersry
Ladies and Geatemen's Travelling cases Also, satcbss
Ia0a8, chess Men and Domin0es and Sleeve Buo1
Coat Links; PEARL Silver, and Morocco Port 3onaiss H
ana sllk Purses She'll Puff Tuekug Reading add Fine
loom Combs choice variety Of Ivory Palm Leaf Fans
sale by j IA vrGffT ~
ladies' ana Genuemens Flu rushi1g Store, College
treet and the square. rgpr1I
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TENNESSEE STATE HOSPITAL.
A FALSE repsu being IN circulation that Small PsI
n exist this time in the Hospital, the undersigned takes
his OccaslonO assure the public that Of Small POE
admitted and further, that neither Small POI,
Yellow Fever, Cholera, viii any tine be admitted
whistle has charge Ofthe Institution.
SAM'L L. WHARTON,
anrIa-d2t nasidant Phvsscian and Snnarintardant
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-12
DESIGNATION Of WORCESTERSHIRE
Entire Stock purchased at an immense
Discount

We would respectfully inform the ladies of Worcester
and vicinity that we hare purchased the entire stock
WIN. Locke g. Co. Mob Lincoln House Block Main st.,
Worcester at an immense dis from first cost, aad
have added to it about $50, goo worth Of
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E x Q T. l. = L . r. !.
LES DERNEERs MODES DE PARIs.


MIME DEMOREsT'S Branch Emporium Of Paris, Lon
don and New York Fashions, and FIRST Premium Dress
making Establishment, 257 sin street Clarks Block, up
stairs, where the ladies' Dressmakers ard the TIate
generally, will always find slain and richly trimmed full
szed paper des Of every new useful and elegant de-
sign for Ladies Chldrens and Infants Costume in ad-
vance Of the publish modes. and much less than the
usual prices Mme takes great pleasure and sasfac
ton in announcing her elegant display Of new designs
orths sprrg Of 1851 She is enabled to present to the
Questionable World" a display If Spring fashions,
which fail to give entire satisfaction, and command
the appreciation f the fdsdious connoisseur Of
fashion, taste and elegance.
MIME Nj W DBMoREsT,
FIG d&wtf Clarks Block, 25T Main street
TNOM MONW EALTB OF MASSACHU
v SEFTS.-R0rs estsr, SIS. Feb. 81 1879 virtue
nn AG0B HE Lon, Of Marion, in the County Of Wayne
all state of Ns~ York. -Four Merchant against john D.
Ares Wliam w. Bishop, Otis Blood, Joseph Btrnes,
William Ware, John Esy, Addison h. Hodges, Willard
Jones' Horace LOOMS James Pike Joseph Shaw, Sarah
Brow6, James Couneyan, Cynth. Fagg, Charles NJ.
G3pli. William l.. Gray, 2. ?. Learned, j. o. Morse,
Charles Il. Sampson, John Wilson, Jr, aud William G.
Whitinc, all late of Worcester, in the County Of
Worcester, Or late copa tners doing business under
the name of the Working Mems Protective Union " and
Sullivan Fay administrator Of the Of Calvin New
ton sad Worcester deceased, recovered the Sep
TENDER Term Of the Court Of Common Pleas FOR the said
County of Worcestey A. D. 1855, have taken all the
right in equity that Charles NJ Gould OF the said de-
PENDANTS has to redeem tain no"tgaged al
estate, situated said Worcester, and the that is
desc bel in mortgage deed thereof from said uld
Sarah Parsons OF the city and County of New Haven,
Safe Of Conuec &c IT. dated November 18TH 1885, and
corded in he Registry Of Deeds for said County Of W0r
ceser, Book $50, Page 296 and on SATURDAY, the
fourth day Of april next O'Clock in he forenoon
highest bidder Public Auction the aforesaid right in
equity Of redemption to satisfy said execution and all
fees and charges of sale.
NH Consfohia ofW Worcester.
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Notirec.
Mach ANICs' MUTUA
F T r f
INSURANCE COMPANY.


AZ the annual meeting Of this Company held at their
Oihce in srss Block, on Tuesday. Jan 9th the follow
ing named persons were chosen Directors for the year
snsuinF viz:
Henry L. Denny Worcester, Geo. N. Rice. Worcester.
Geo. Blackburn, Boston, Wm B. Fox Jr. 9
EBek Saunders, Grafton, Daniel Tainter '
Aonzo White leicester saml L. Hodges CherryV'y.
n s. Denny, Ciappville. H. n. BigeloR Clinton
At a subsequent meeting Of the Board. HENRY
DENNY chosen President, WIN S. DENNY, secre
larry, and FARLEY HAMMOND, Treasurer.
This Company has been iu successful operation since
May, 1859 aud continue to insure in their geeh ancs
Glass, favorable terms, Dwelling Houses and other
buildings, Stocks Of Goods, first elias Machine Stops
and non hazardous Property generally. Communications
addressed to the President Secretary, Will receive
prompt attention.
Worcester, Jan. Z. 1857 DIFF il
SLATER MUTUAL FIRE INSG8A nee
F. - COMPANY.-This Company continues to insure
cotton woolen and other marufacores, machinery mer
chandse, stores, public build gs dwelling houses, Goods
at Bleaching and Prntng Works and other prop ry at
current rates Of premium.
DIRFcToRs.-H N S ater Ea1l p. Mason, Royal Cha
pin, VIM. A. Robinson, James II. Read John W Lyman,
Joseph Carpenter, Charles Anthony, Louis j. D,yle,
Daniel Carpenter BENZ F. Tburston, Christopher 5.
Rh' dos, luuanre Searle, rovidence DIV .ri w. Law
ton, N-wpor; Beherl Rodman. Nort1 Kingstown; b N.
Campbell, Westerly; Bills B. Pitcher Pawtucket James
II. Chaee, Valley Fails; Geo. G. Ballou, WooBsocket;
James S. Cook Burrdvile
ofce IN the Jones Building, No p Westminster st,
Providence, r JAMES. II. READ, President.
IMMANUsL sEARLE, Seer tary and Treasurer.
Providence, Dec, u.s. 1855, diff d1s
AT0TICE The undersigned have this day formed
l. . eopartnership under the Of Harrington
Adrich for trapsacting general Commission business
In Flour, Grain, Butter Chess, and Produce generally,
and win continue the business Of Cpham Aldrish at
R9 Il 43 Front Street. FRANCIS HARRINGTON,
PARDON W. ALDBICu.
Worcester, September l. 1855 50 diff
NOTICE no, FAX y tkN.-NEW STEAM
| . GRISr MILL in Merrheld's Buildings, Exchange
q rect.
The subscriber is now prepared to grind Corn, RIVE
Oas Cobhage, and every kind of grain either feed
family the best his new Mill In Exchange
street He will also give particular attention the wants
Of the merchants who will favor him with their custom
Corn meal will boted when d. sired The patronage
Of the country is respectfully solicited. At this Mill
grinding may be depended on, both in the dry time Of
and the codesttime Of winter AT kiHds OfMeal
Ard Hominy constantly On hand and for sale .es.f
Worcester, j. an. IS, 1851. HOWARD HOLDEN.
jt5 d3m
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RATES OF ADVERTISING
PHANTOM. Eight to ten words make aline-10 to
RANSEENT ADVERTISEMENTS

TRANSIENT ADVERTISEMENT +
For the Daily Spy in all cases, be paid in advance
the rates given above Persons residing at distance
may readily ascertain the cost Of airy number OF lnser-
lions, by consulting the table, and remit accordingly
u The contractor for square for year with the right
change has also the privilege Of making up his space
with several small advertisements il he chooses Larger
advertisements at the same proportiOnate rates.
CO Advertisements inserted every other day, or on
special days, two thirds tie above rates. ADVERTISE
ments ordered inside all the time SO per cent advance.
Special notices, rs per cent. advance.
Loaded business notices, in reading columns, 10 cts
Inc for one insertion.
Notices of Funerals Is cts. Obituary notices, in ad
diton to the record Of the DEATH cents per line.
WEEKLY PAPER. One square, weeks $1,O0. Each
additional insertion 20 Of, One square months $500.
One square, year, 5000