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800 $500 s'raai, Nnmfhs, 1enut ..p.
me tIuNfsniNG Tnl WORLD
with ihef NtN md VNLrhBlE
.i4.Itl. mlaurt lif.slIfp pul.
@ t irlu cans Joe, and 81 llsl
fn ult ODE W ia, i,i At,s'I j. iac
.1IH'fE,
Tidy have boon On sroai rsren.c ~ rro.
enrns tho exclusive right Tor making
these celebrated Photograph, ~ canvas.
and having acted lp an rn,lge nv str.
nlO igr obs branch q The At. thr, nr.
prepared 20 cxstlts ail orders SCOT 90
th.m by mai from Daruonul'ypss. ur
any other kird u picture that mD bs
-rr- In copying from q Dasgcfrco.ype
hl'ek y haif should accompany the p.c.
lar', with a nlii .. 4p,,on u color u
hair, eyes, Complication, eic.-.i pictures
warranted Firtt llscusas,,. This stho
only opportunity II securing q .l .as
ufe iruna faint rossmlinnss N aieiF
ifi'hl. belrr UH'nr.l IN oil uiln cir.
talsit If ma1tal I.a.ata2 1,
lhe e'y sbes34 ~ ill 90 ttttg Il
PILLOW Studio oi iiSf AEla,
Whem Al Kinds IT plolr,. .l44a n
Tho az, arc male .at &
atlle AMI tulsh.
CFpou't an 60 g.yeuaal. NIL
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H~iRDwAREl, IiARDwAREu
INCOMES 4. TRfrr.

IrTcrfers asi Dsaisrs IN Ilayarays,
Cate :. Metals, Agils. Iron. Az.
f&s!lAra Imaismrais. ea..
W. :l9 Mains,recl. sign VI the broad
Axe. yeAphis. Tenn.
Woali respectfully call the at.
teIilan Z: dealers and customers 10 our
very tuil aud Cstef awe stock " Goods.
whlfh We are nov receiving dir,c, from
ais4ufa:'arss 10 England aud tho ruitcd
siatss, cvuipFiAing = largo supply Of
rlcAVt aud table n%a,ler,. sasors an1 .eis.
sors-asis by Rogers 1 soas. hatcher.
wsostenaolms and other. =; Collins &
hant's. and oshcr makes Of axes: Ames'
sbossss, etc.; cora shelters. straw cutters,
r.ows, Ian mills, trace and wagon chains,
VI every variety; sausage cutters and
SISTERS. mccasnisp' tooIs Of Every ID.
scfipsisn and u The ,sty best quality,
lvcks, bolts and ell iind 4! building hard.
ware; lin plasc, bloch tin, wire. etc., to.
ershsr wi'h every variety Of shelf hard.
wan.
Aha seeass for Fairbanks Platform.
snd cIhes s~cslea; 1Iall1 pcdd's s~re.proci
sasss sircplar SAWS, and for the sale Of
ives made at the paiaeah Rolling Mia.
(eees Csmbsrlsnd irsa) pig, METAL, boiler
hoop 'rcp. n35.Cm
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CWfh LhitG TffNO&
.lh WAaj9 f1u NJ ulH %i.fel0nnel
- manIllfHnl0f Mfsf GO .,fing A
lus the 0fiFin l0nia pickering, we're
shipped 10 ~ q ntba gil1 n February,
rf shp NaAbar, sui ali b. received in
q lev days. which we shall Ogor Ut sale
n ihe manufacturer prices, expense. VI
transportation added only
McklNstY 60.
lv2 Main street, Memphis.
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Our Mechanical Bsaaeh.


in order 10 meet promptly the III
crearing demand for surk, W fs,r added
to our former force a number " SUPERIOR
workmcu' and made man, valuable .dii.
iioi,s to our msshiners, and nr- prs,sr,d
to do ~Svk .. short notice, and IN liz Ls.,
manner. ~ kinds VI
WATCH WORK.
inc.uiins ths making u new and snsp,i.
Gated parts Equal to the original. A.so.
sL k,i-ss of Gysk Hort.
JEWuLRY,
o. az kinds repaired. mud new m,ae ia
order, including s,Y,sfne Bidutvad uof..
PLAN and vrr,.sssHis, 10 sssi al fssf>s.
Also seals fsf Lodges, t'curss and Cor.
poralcns. engraved III short sosicg. :
We van Iu!lisb members VI the Trss<s.
nifty With kvy. AfAias and Aarls. il
any s,...s. Also, Lodge. with .Jcvel,.se
~. 2. II. ct.AkK & 90.
No. iC.ssk's MasbIs hlees.
no." AdsMpiis. 1sss.
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Hliieti, Daris a Go, Pianos
AlNIitN u those universally popular
~ Piano fortcs--h,c nov In store, AMI
eleven to arrive per ships lUawatha and
Marathon, and bark Atlas al ~ which
nil 10 sold al extremely short profits, by
MCKINNEY eco.
la2 MHin street, Memphis.
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W ~ SU0DUUW -"
Inipcrtsrs of Fvnuign ~
n. Americas flas1p1A !
Noe. sol& JOG MaIs strspe.1
between t'uicn I'D MtugRn
Ttae .ts,rAssfs. Rk,ussS 81
sAssifs If P4se!a csssfys
The Subscribers are
largest and bet sslecss{
IiafdwsFe. Cutlery, Asries11
nea.s. hos, Nails, Cos1AeA
fssvd Tor ale in Ills mGlIon -
snsns which NAY be fousd-
Agricultural faplsuns,
gs1sIass, Tin plaiR, rins<IJ
HIseksmishs' snd Csrpemsev5
his aad Pocket Cutlsry, Shss
49, Asst Cssu Mn, q
kinfts. Oanun ; ssesua,
cssdsss .. Duildsssf nsooo
vasissy sand il Asss ensn>1
We. would most fvspees1
sttsn>icn VI III nescAaaosG1
of esnnsry - DC fseg lhal,I
ve d.. our go>(b x q lcN
hsep b Nsus SSs1. 1Dspt0o
paias se sss6lnh,eslto eclpt
in geisss, se1 are dsaedu
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THn PLACE. ron HAnoxr
n O

sVFhHf Nam hbu Jnntisu ~ a. ~
Tenwssee,
Cash dealers u IN, GOolA q
Books. Shoes, &c. &C.. /
~ We sell Tor Cash sxdn
aud can Offer inducemcnis 10
ers that canas. DO net With ~
Call and eS.mine, ~ We ~
pleasure IN showing o,ir gos@ J
SMALL rsurifs. ANp usitt \
July 2--no23--,f
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~H!NtIFVJH THFsIT FsfHifUff
DNH aud licgan, Rosswo col parlor
~ suit, csvcrcd with two and three
Brocsiolles. Satin DO Laincs. Plush and
Has C.1.h, lOf sale very los ut
MCKINNEY & cos,
Opposite tbs Worsham House.
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cFvIEAL se.s beautiful black cnam
','ed and f.ney painted Chamber
.sH.,ase, .5f ssls at
MgAlNSfY co.'s,
ljg Nan street. Memphis, Tuan.
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Fine Chamber farnIHrr.
DoSEW0OD, Mahogany, waluu. and
~ Usk Chamber Sslls--eomplcte, va.
: ~ 10 yo.ses tsom 500 10 s5tp por 90, =,
a. MeAINSLy a cos
u!resils the worsham House.
hs-an Memphis 1eenn.,sc.
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Miss. y scn. Hai.r.ad.


gl2--E-- -f9s.Ts
Itl.uN AND AiTfR WnDNl>pAY.
u March 9th. 1856. the through Nj
lfA.n lessss NsupAls ialiy At 5:!s 4. n,
and Arrive 1t slri ~ iUA.a n.
Returning. leaves a, lOJO, A.. ~, arr. .
Al Memphis lilO ,. n.
Itas tram connects On " at Safdi. n
!. J.. NcAleSand~r a ga's a4y u. ,f
hrs, class Pos, teaches 10, ps.naa,
nsdi, Oar,on, Jaexsou and vic<.bir.
Tie Accommodation shu fnieh, IrA.u
leasos S,rdls At . a. T., arriving Al ,s.rn.
phis At l0.l5
kstan.ng irsvcs Nau. sat .sp.v.,
and awning ., ssEIis q, i;l0F.s.
Pssssnres ere requested . pveLsss
'ieAels before catering the stvs, "A
care payments 81 extra fases.
Baggage checked 70 MI stations m ~.
Hailfosa, and no baggage sii. s resolved
wIlhoe. being CHECKED.
Zach passenger vi he allowed ma
hundred tounda u hp'.s.s bs tse Rail.
fesi ard sixty t9sn.t Is stage. Lat no
ssssgls Vii be carried as Aasra<e that !,
not las.lsns 10 she psFson " tbs passsa.
scr.
Ia s,ss of los ihs Company viii hold
Themselves responsible for 90 ssloua, not
saseelins kfty dollars.
Nsst9ei, sasn ,tnvssiuc alone, rnu,t
have q permit, naming the pcias to winch
uisy ts 10 -. aHd specifying ,hs shsy
sra 10 srasss w ra..Fvsd. Or ,hsy vii M
hs carried.
D. ". PATRICK.
niOSl. Superintendent.
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I W GOOD
II.u
I..
1i,oh.'
'Hi
iH' Nii'
lhi tn.
,.h to.. i
l4 U a
trillslo la4it i4. Hh, iar.u nul
chr .lAu.ff Pants iu' lsrls aHd
H'ae. t~fa'ats, and . loi y ueh icagA
seor'neni u s,sy tnl
BOY - tIoT o.
lAila il91rHi aph sd'ion NAiaN
Long Nlaialnno' iaf making Nkidt 20
! ~ y beautiful auii fasihonable
b0nnCtg.
aui paia,ola; Wreath. ani oilrr Nr...
ual liaxer,. Blael Fringe. AMI l.ea.,
Blaais ami VI nds. Lace. A lsrso lyt II
tai.- -mnsf shu3s.
STOKE Wknr- os AT lind.
~
,,s,,h., uaup.
Jsentfisn. 11rrsaIsr,' ia.
rg9,.. o. All t.ns.
ks...' tn ~ g.. "u,.'''
In, and lsrrs s..s,,msn, ar
oII.I\SW AIr,
consist n, N grrst ,,r -, n.v .,-,.,
and hsaatlfI palieua
SCHOOL hooks sTAriorrRv
Wv 'fsieif y WIS m+fafis ~ "
V's'.'' sid Tea fnJs-d al 'ia anl
DRUGS and MrnlcIyrsl
SUGAR. COFFEE. Rfcr. rLt
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+tsufilnfni ~ tstfl trl
Bon - tLDTH1<G'
laAi HOPED awl Adtiyn ikirfA,
Long u Aaialfanos iar making Slids "a
L. ~ beautiful AMI utstUfnsffs p
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-14
WORCEsTER SCHOOL, OF DESIGN
.RcNegemaN "a Ftale .qa.ta.

This institution is established the purpose Of afford
Ing thorough instruction in every epartrnent fart Io-
cester though rich in educational privileges has no other
school for this object Citizens interested in the cause Of
ednoaon have exeTed therinhuence that such an Acs-
envy might be located in the city Of which thev are ,s
proud Glasses will be formed for children and youth
VINO viii be taught to draw from the object itself also %
Gesgni beginning with the most simple elements. The
chief aim viii be to teach pupils think and at for Them
selves to be original rather than copy the faults
Inc constant novelty in designing gratifying to the 40
i've mini OF childhood, while the power thus aeuursa
satisfies the demands Of intellect in its deeper deseope
ments Students more advanced, who are making me
study Of art profession viii receive instruction in every
se o. craving and painting, including sebching and
painting from Nature and from Life. %
Facilities will be afforded to pupils who desire to Dur
sue ne study Of Modern Languages and Music Ia con
nection with Painting. - = - = - 80
Miss NJ. 1MoGINE ROBINSON, the Princips Of this
Academy, invites the friends Of Education and lovers 81
ART 70 VISIT her rooms, which viii be opened Dec. Iat
az 257 Main Street. dtf mis-
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TRANSIENT ADVERTISEMENT

For the Dairy Spy must in all cases. be paid in advance
attn rates given above Persons residing distance,
may readily ascertain the cost of any number of user
tons, by consulting the table, and remit accordingly.
% The contractor for square for year with the right
change has also the privilege of making up his space
with several small advertisements if he chooses. Larger
advertisements at the same proportionate rates.
GT Advertisements inserted every other day, or on
special days, two thirds of the above rates Advertise
mens 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 25 cts. Obituary notices, in ad
dtionto the record of the death, cents per line.
WEEKLY PAPER. One square, weeks 81, 90. Each
additional insertion 20 c's. One square months $780,
One square, year. S9,G0
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sILKs, sEAKs. SILKS.

New Silks for so cents.
" 62t cents.
I" " IS cents.
All our rich and high cost Silks at great bargains
B L ACK SILK
is Pieces English Crown Black Silks only 81 co.
10 Bishoff's Oil Boiled SILKS only 81 co,
10 6 extra heavy, S1,12t,
IL Government G'Amerique Silks only 81 25
8 Gro Brilliant Silks very rich, only 81 So
20 Black Silks Of other makes, as 10 y as 62I cts
The above is mere sample of the many barga to be
found at our store. iRIlH
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CLoAKs, CAPEs. TALMAs.

In this department we have a Grand Opening every
day where can be found the very latest and richest styles
varying 10 price from : 80 up, LadieSa Cloths
All Wool and Cotton aud Wool LADIES' Cloths in every
color and quality, cheap FelYess, Veivets. We
are rec wing weekly invoices Of real Lyons Velvets which
we can sell to defy competition We have also
large assortment of Cotton Velyets. which will be sold
cheap.
222 DOz Ribbed Hose, in all co'ors, only rs
SCENTS pair.
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N E z l. u S U l. II r A i.
LAZELL'S
CJIGsGC Hair Tonic,

An admirable preparation for preserving and Identifying
the Human Hair
The Climax Hair Tonic includes In its composition
many OF the most potent known remedies 1t combined
with the most elaborate care and with so strict regard
TO proportion that due effect is given to each ingredient
and the result is combination, elegant, recherche and
unsurpassed in point Of efficacy by any other before the
public
Just so long vitality exists in the hair the appca-
ton OF the Climax Hair Tonic cannot fail to be beneficial
It's invigorating influence will make itself perceptibe
Its action, by removing dandru other obstacles from
the scalp, destroys their whitening effects and leaves the
way clear for nature to do her part
AS compound for dressing the hair, mpartng to it
Boftness glossness and richness and also rendering
Eest and drest hair susceptible of the most tasteful
arrangement the Climax Hair Tonic will be found nvalu
able. Nervous headaches are frequently removed by a
vigorous application of the Climax Hair Tonic, with a
stiff brushing.
Possessing delicate color, not liable to soil anything
with which it in contact-of pleasant and de-
cided yet not too prominent odor the Climax Hair
Tonic it what the proprietor has aimed TO AXE it.
compound at elegant and effective and OF unusual
intrinsic worth.
Sold in large bottles at twenty five cents per bottle
Prepared only by GEO. R. SPUR, No 201 Main St.,
Worcester, Mass, and sold by traders generally
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Boston advertisements.
ENREEMAN ORNE. Manufacturer and Deal,
r. IN STRETCHED and KIVETED
80 0Ai-HA NA41b anu nv E4A4D
Oak Feather Betting,

80 1911 A4A1b anu nv bAA4b
Oak Feather Betting,
No. 1875 HANOVER ST.. BOSTON
Also-the exclusive New England Agsnt for the VUL-
CANNED NET Lilo GUTTA PERCHA
MACHINE BELTING AND TUBING,
Manufactured under RIDER MURPHYs Patent.
We also keep for sale endless variety of Gutta Per
cha and Water Proof Goods, he former which recey
ed the Gold Medal the Worlds Fair and American in
stitute) among which may be found Steam Packing Hose
Pipes, Fire Buckets, Horse Covers Wagon Covers Piano
Forte Covers Crumb Cloths SheetinF for sick beds &c
Hats, Caps Goats, Pants Leggns Boots Shoes Gun and
Pistol Gases, Life Preservers, Air Beds Cushions Travel
ing Bags Knapsacks, Canteens, Canes, Whips, Toys,
The Guta Pcrcha as will be seen below being entirely
different in its from Rubber will not be affected by
extremes OF heat cold, oils acids fatty substances
and viii NOT crack decomomppse become sticky, and
hes the advantage of Ou0eGrHg any other article here
price.
Our Machine Betting Packing, Hose Pipe, &c, being
composed of the material is found to be the best article
ever used for such purposes The Betting where subject
ed to heat friction, where India Rubber would de-
compose and become sticky, wears away dry and be
run for cross belts where great friction would be produced
and is warranted to better than LEATHER and
when the prices are compared, the economy and advan
tage will at once be seen.
We would earnestly call the attention of MACHINIsTs
COTToN AND WOODEN MANUFACTURERS, PAPER MAKERS
SAVING and planning ESTABLISHMENTS. owners of GRsr
Mills, and at proprieors Of establishments where belt
ing is used, to this article of GUITA PEROHA BhLT-
ING confident after trial. they will acknowledge its
great advantages oEer all other kinds We will allow all
those who are in doubt to its utility the privilege of
testing assertions Of its merit and il satisfied
that what we have stated is correct they will not be called
upon for payment.
aUTrA PERoHA-This article is produced from
Juice or sap, taken fOm the Isonandra Guta tree
which is Indigenous the sands the Indian Archi
paego, and especially in the Malayan pennsular Dor.
neo, Ceyon AMI their neghborho ds in which are found
immenee forests of all yielding this product in great
abundance.
It's fruit contains concrete edible OIL which is used
by the natives with their food
In its crude state, Guta Perchs has resemblance
whatever to India Rubber its chemical mechan
ical properties the same does the from which it
is taken beong to the family trees or grow in the
same so yet from the fact that it be dissolved and
wrought into water proof wares many not infor med
the sbect have ncinen to the belief that the two
rials are idencay, very nearly the But 10th
ing could be more erroneous. d1lw&W1y d3I
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FLANNELs, FLANNELs.

Bales Domet Fannels, 12t cents.
Wool g 20 cents
g Gray Twilled g (a wool 25 cents.
Red twiled Rlannels, Ial wool), Is cents.
yard wide White Flannels % cents.
" Cotton Flannes 10 cents.
BLANKETS, large size only $780, CURTAIN MUS.
LINS from 12k cents. CRASHES of all kinds. TABLE
DAMASK, Bleached and Brown. BROWN COVERS,
from Is cents. NAPKINS, all Linen, from $l,2 per
dozen. BLEACHED LINEN COVERS slightly dam
aged by water, 3d. only 100. LINEN DoYLIES.
large size, only 81 cents. EMBOSSED COVERS, all col.
nrs, only 81 .25.
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HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.

20 Bales Brown CotJons only 81 cents
Ia Gases Beached Cottons only 81 cents.
Gases yard wide Bleached Cottons only cents
Cases yard wide Dleachel Cott0ns very n. 10 cents
"a :" l2i cents,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-14

NEW AND IMPORTANT DTSCOVa
" cry IN THE SCIENCE OF MEDICINE. TRIES
EMAR.-None are genuine unless the engravngs of the
Beas Of the Ecole de Pharmacie de Paris the Imperial
College of Vienna, are fixed upon each wrapper, and
around each case.
Sold by Dr. II. A. BARROW-Member Of the Imperial
college of Vienna, and Royal College Of Surgeons London
who may be personally consulted his residence No l5T
Prince street. (ew blocks west o. Broadway New York
from IL o'clock In the morning, till 2, and from o'clock
iill in the evening, Sundays excepled)
TRIESEMAR No, lis the remedy of general and local
debility, loss ofvre power, premature decay aud all the
distressing conseqences arising from early abuse &c; all
physical impediments vanish like magic before its inu
ence thus rendering its invaluable to those entering
the marriage state.
TRIEsEMAR No. 2-Entirely eradicates all traces OF
those disorders which copaya and cubebs have long
vast portion OF the population.
Z TRIESEMAR No 3-Is the great European remedy for
that class Of disorders which, unfortunately the English
physician treats with mercury to the inevitable dsrue.
tion of the PATIENTS constitution and which all the sarsa
pslia in the world cannot remove. 30, d .s ~ .f..i
TRIESEMAR Nos, l. and 3, are prepared in the form
Of ozenge, devoid Of taste SMELL and be carried
In the waistcoat pocket Sold in tin and divided
N separate doses, ADMINISTERED by Vapeau, Lale-
Roux Rcord, hc &C. Price SO each, or fSureases
In one for &c. which saves $751; and in s27 cases. whereby
there is q saving Of 49,
Special arrangements having been made With the var
Gus Expresses the nine dollar Of the Tresemar and
the larger sizesw be forwarded by Dr. Barrow carriage
paid, Immediately on receiving remittance to any part
Of the world securely packed and addressed according
TO the instruction. Of the writer thus securing the pub
Tic genuine European preparations and e1ectualy pro
tecting them from spurious and peFncious imtatIons
risge. W fa34 y Aal'
BJNo 1877 Prince street. tew doors west Of Broadway
New York. q, ,sa ..aas d1y \, .-, j22 .
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lO4 Lancaster Quilts, for 81, 25. e,
IO4
I2-4 Lancaster Quilts, for 1,623
English Toilet Qailts, for rs.
Also large invoice of English, French and German
Toilet Quilts, rich design, atess than Auction prices
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-14
PRINTS, PRINTS.
Cases Prinst, 81 cents,
Merfimack, Cocheco and Pacific Prints, 10 cts
sHANLs, sHAWLs. sHAWLs.

900 Cashmere Square sha Wis, worth $40 for So.
3OO g . u, for s.
100 (" 81 f for 10 49,
l9 Cartons Cashmere Long shawls at about half the
original price
Bay State Long Shawls, for So. a-
Waterloo Shsws, for. So
Empire State long Shaws for S.
Mourning Shaws all kinds g8
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DAILY PAPER.-Five dollars per year $3.50 for six
months; for three months 10 cents per week. single
-opes two each. When paid strictly in advance,
deduction Of 81 year will be made and aproporionate
'educon If paid quarterly half yearly in advance.
WEEKLY PAPER.-Price two dollars year; 81 for six
months and so cents for three months If paid strictly in
advance, ,75 cts. year; single copies cents each
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A GREAT NATIONAL WORK:
AN ABRIDG EMENT
DEBATES OF CONGRESS-.


FROM 1889 TO 1856,
From Gales & Seaton's Annals of Congre s-From
their Register Of Debates; and from the or
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By EHE AUTHOR OF "TMRTY YEARS. vIEwn
TO be completed in 10 vols, $50 Pages EACH comprising
what is now contained in over One Hundred Volumes
The price for each volume in law binding will be S3 so
mot much halfhe usual price for law books
So in the best cloth, payable delivered. The volumes
will be sent to any part of the country through the mail
on receipt of the price.
Our arrangements such will enable us to supply
the first volume during this month"; and continue vol
ume every two to three months thereafter, till the whole
is compete
The large expense involved publishing this work has
Induced the publishers to offer it by Subscription only
and We therefore, specially Invite the cooperation Of our
feoy-citizens in all parts of the Union to send their
names early with directions how the volumes shall be for
Rarded.
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Yours very respectfully JAMES BUCHANAN
Boston, December 20, 1856.
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toms eminent talent and reputation as statesman bis
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and his untring industry, sufficient guaranty for
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Dear Sir Respectfully yours. EDWARD EVERETT
Lexington, Ky, JanuGTy g. 1857.
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to the Debates Congress- and that take pleasure in
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