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BOSTON BUSINESS CARDS.

BOSTON BUSINESS CARDS.
COMMERCIAL.
AMERICAN WOOLENs & COTTONS; Br Goods
- etc j. NJ BEEBE, RICHARDSON'S co. 81 80 Rlby St.
! A MEXICAN & Imported Velvet, Brussels, a C.ltl
-1SarPetlngs. W.P rENNY Carpet Han, Hayr1k q.
| A BOOT & SARGENT, Grocers & Jobbers in Teas,
- For Fruits Spices, Tobacco, cy Produce. A Broad
GARD STOCK AND FANCY PAPERS.
AMARIAH SToRRs, "a and So Cornhln.
CIGARS. S. SEDGLEY, dealer in choice Havana
Principe Cigars, and mani leaf Tobacco ID Broad St
CHEAP CASHPAPER Warehouse. PAPER Ifeverv
KIND, Irvine. WILDER co. g, o, 90, 80 Water st
FINE SHIRTS on hand & made to order and Gents
tnrnishg Goods. WILLIAM c. MERRIAM 1856 wash'n st
FURNACES, RANGES, CRATES, and STOVES
LEOPoLD HERMAN, ss4 $50, AID SSS Washington st.
HATS, Caps & Furs; Military Caps, Swords Epptg
= &c BENZ BUSH, mnf dealers, Ger. Crit Washn st
T AIDES, FANCY FURS, HATS, CAPS. TOWLE
H& WENTWORTH impftrs Sdealers. Hanover cor Elm st
MADAME WALSH, Importer of Fashions in Mill.
- merry Dress Milking 323 Washington ST. and 20 West
NEW ENGLAND OYSTER Co, Foot of Citv
~ Wharf, and Haymarket square. L G.. CURTIS, Agent
SHIRIS MADETO FIT, at LooKE's SHIRT DEPOT
ia Washington st, near Milk st.
ARTS &, MANUFACTURES.
A d. BUFFERS Plumbing hydraulic & soda fount
n Establishment % Dock squared Faneu Hall square
AMBROTYPE, Photograph & Daguer,tvne rtists
II WHIPPLE BLACK, Steam Da Rooms IS Washtn ST
AMBROTYPE. Daguer'type, & Photograph Rooms
photographs, life size. CHILL, Artist, g8 Washton St
MBR0TYFE Gallery; (only one on the ST. Cut
u hngs Patent j. BRIG GS sue to Cutting, 2S Naslon st
press terms cash N sfvEsrER INIT G Blackstone Ps St
RILLIARD TABLE Manf'ryi balls SO aset cues,
- cue points, pockets low. GeoThompson 50 Sudbury st
CARRIAGES COACHES. sLEIGHS, Harnesses,
eoc. SolIN SWORDS, warehouse, 20 llayerh1l st
DESIGNER AND ENGRAYER ON WOOD.
IoEAN ANDREW, lS9 Washington st.
D0OPC SASH ANN pT TNTTc II-lT mr. mr.
A2@ 3 s., opposite S7 Gi Scales ney@oEss square
- ar lHs, y Il. = By Mill, h,c. 2i,2o albany St
I ECLIPSE HAND STA hIp-superiOr TO all others
u ca& see II. mice se e / Fowl tCcrt 90 W.. =
--@- :, 49, ~ - : ~ 80 $50, - "4s'.t
ECLIPSE HAND STAMP Local and Travelling
agents wanted for oil parts OF the States 52 Wash Ton st.
CITNS RIFLES PISTOLS and tiun narer1ais
Iii II II tPCAOn n,.n,fe q nrtrtar % W. -
aims RIFLES" AND PISTOLS
U i0ITT p CITFTTET, n,anI,e,ct,ro- 20 trr, g.
800 - 81 - - nan llle euIeI, % I'm y
C,TrTvTA -pFRTHA " AFTER PIPE. So 70 DurobIn
Ii ni Too,rr,ic,i ~TTti}f re cr,G flDt9i, t!,t
NJ -egt-..et . 1Dl ~ % h-oy 81.
Z Wan, sliEPAltD, Bl,ek& White smith 30 charle'tn st
Nj An fiable for s y TOW TSFT3 I ia Digi5a q
NAVAL ARCHITECTURE.
1,7I7 7I--7-- -
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Gro kern, 81
CD NO CHANGE IN THE
CEsOCkERY BUSINESS! {!
STILL $4,000 WORTH
CR0CKERY, GLASS & CHINA WARE,
PAPER HANGINGS, @.
To be sold as soon as possible


contemplated changes" are spoken Of by my neigh
oors as things to be wondered at but it is within the
memory Of man that several changes have been made &C
the same place, yet the " oun aton of the Heat Of
the Commonwealth has thus far stoed uhsh aken
They speak Of 'Great Discountsn to be made on all
their Gnofs, including JAMES EDWARDS Il SONS
ket. -
beg leave to announce to the public that have on
hand both Tea ana dinner Ware of EDWARDS, which
would be glad to sell at 10 per discount before
after the oath of January next.
nave now on bend large assortment Of
JOHN. ALCoCK'S GOODS, s1
Ehch consider far superior to EDWARDS and as have
both kinds on hand, would like any L1e 10 show The
difference between them to any who will favor me
with call As Mr.. ALoooK has one price, snd warrants
az his goods no. to crdckie am unable to make the
discounts that can on Edwad's. Upon examination
think any one viii that Acocs is the cheapest the
list PRICE S.
Ihave on hand as usual large assot ment
TABLE 4 CUTLERY,
Britannia Ware Silver PLATED Tea Sets Knives Forks
spoons, Tea Trays, Table Mats Tin Toilet Ware Sc
which shall sell at prices Tow as can be bought in
thts city. t,l
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sent of my circulars to an Editor in Georgia
and he gay me notice in his paper like the fjllowng
" Mr. Monroe sent me one Of his circulars and will
just say to readers that whoeve Of you are out Of
employment that Mr.. Monroe's business is good bust
pess and money can be made Of it by any one who
engages in 1t, for it is no humhug" d3m dS
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Printed and Published by JOIN MrLTos EARLE, &
TaoMAs Drew at No 2l2 Main Street, Worcester, Mass
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CHOPPERS Rchned sheet aud Shred
" IsINGLAss, for BLANC NANCE, TABLE JHL-
LIES, No, prime article flr oonecslonsrs, Hotel and
Family use 10 be obtained, with direct ms for using OF
the principal Grocers Druggists througoeu The United
Btaes .. PETER COOPER, EewIYofk
rs ae...
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Vol. XII.-No 80.
THE W0RCFSTER SPY.


Printed and Published by JOHN MILTON EARLE, 8
TaoMAs DREW at No 2l2 Main Street, Worcester Mass
TERMS or PUBLICATION.
DAILY PAPER-FiVe dollars per year; $3.50 for sir
nonths for three months 10 cents per week; single
opies two cents each When paid strictly in adUance
deduction Of 81 year will be made and proporonate
eduction if paid quarterly half yearly in advance
WEEKLY PAPER-Price two dollars year; 81 for six
months and 80 cents three months II paid strictly in
advance, ST. cts year; single copies cents each
RATES OF ADVERTISING
IEXPLAEArIoN. Eight to ten words make line-I0 to
lines are square, nonpareil ype
Under lines. From to lines. From to 70 lines
1 day 25c day 40c or a syure
2 days 40o 2days Coo day SOC
SOC 8 &C Use 2davs 75o
Coo +" GOO 100
zoe 5 leo 100
SOC LILO 1,5O
10 LOO 10 1850 10 200
IL 10 IL 4" Ito ~ $50
month 1,75 l month 254 l month $40
months $50 months $50 2 months 500
1926 " 4,5O 8 900
500 " $50 9 /" $50
1 year 500 year 1000 l year 14OO
Ditto with right Ditto with right Ditto with right
to change once to change once to change once
week SIS week SIT week S25
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pre1leu. % Feb. I. 1857,

iNaa EFSHhSus 70 FED - 1901
We shall sell all Wooden Goods Laces En- broideries
Millinery, Fancy Goods, aud Trimmings, without regard
10 cost,
Ladies, If you want to buy cheap Collar, 90 10
Myers. Ktt'a ll stHlIlI lTaaA'S3
LAdies il you want to buy any cheap Camrc or Mus
lin Band, go to Myers. t p.
Ladies Il you wantto buy cheap Black Lace Veil new
style, with bugles go to Myers.
. Ladies, II you want to buy cheap Trimming, 90 to
Myers. 7ef arfser IT -
LADIES' II you want cheap Millinery and Fancy Goods
90 TO Myers for he is bound to sell them cheaper than
the cheapest II you do not believe It, just give him
call at your earliest convenience and he will prove to you
that such is the case. He has also lot OF COored Cam
brics which he wIsel at &c per yard to clear them out
Come early TO secure good Bargains. ii enf
e Don't forget the number. Yiaf 5000 agaH
l slgJ. i. M YERS,a aiag
raaf 3 MA 21O MnHm Stress,
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OPENING DAY, WEDNESDAY, Dec. L

sH DRESS GOODS
New DeLaines, for 124 cents
30 Pieces Figured Berlins, only 12t cents. ..-
Wool DeLanes, extra fine, all Coors, only S7k cents
Cases DeBsiges only Sixpence.
Cases Mohsir Madounas, only 12t cents.
- extra lustre, only 20 cents.
Al Wool Plaids, for so cents. --F s.'..... "a
800 Dresses, irish Poplin, only $500 dress.
Gases Plaid Mohairs, only 12k cents.
Wool DeLanes only 25 cents a
100 Pieces Mourning DeLaines cheap.
Cashmere Plaids, for rs cents -
Tivoli &C new, for so cents
Nge Mage Ma Plaids, for % cents. gs
Wool Plads, for S7l cents. fr M E
so Pieces Brocade Persians, only 20 cents,
THTBETS, LYONESE.
500 Pieces Lyonese only I2t cents.
800 -t rt' H.H
200 I" 81 HaF
IS T" 374 g.. -.ar
90 Pieces Thibets, (French), for e24 cents
100 6 (German), for 65
so 4" extra fine, $500 Hu r.
Handsome Blues can be found in the above list f. IA,
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y DVICE TO nus N DIS AND
IA WIVtS.-Aiso those contemplating Marriage
coored Steel plates 50 cts plain Plates 20 Cts free OF
postage
This work contains dissertation on the necessary OF
Marriage instructions Ia Courng, with Cure ior love,
effects Of Celibacy Cohabitaon case Of s'efily ek'
planned Increase OF family with many other useul ln'
Itructions--fron the French Of Jean Dubois
Address, HENRY s. @ SMITH 4 Co.
Agents Wanted. Box 42l0 Post Once, N, Yi
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A GREAT NATIoN Nal WORK:
AN ABRIDGEMENT
or CONGRESS,

From Gales & Seaton's Annals of Congre s-From
their Register Of Debates; and from the or
fcitl Reported Debates of John G.
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SBoNNbEIYE 1 , M,.3iNEY q, NONE

VA UNE Ell WUNEY :! MON IGN !! : !!
~ Il WHY BE WITHOUT MONEY? when it is just
as easy for any one to be around with pocket full as
mt if they only think 1 have got new article,
from which from ave to twenty dollars day can bemade,
either ~ male or female. 1t is highly respectable busn
ess, aud an article which is wanted in every family in
the United States Enclose me two dollars by mail, at
my risk, and will forward by return mali circuor.
with full instructions in the art The basness is very
easyTry it, you out Of employment, and you will
never rege for it win be better for you pay tie above
sum, and insure good business than pay tt mtg five
cents Tor spurious advertisement. This is humbug.
Try az Try ii! Try it, Address your letters to 4
-t A.-|'i-t ~ IA. DWIGHT NONROTl Naw york
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DELLADONNA GLOBULEs, = Recon-
I'd mtndcd by the faculty, sure pra tentative FOR
Scarlet FeUer Sold by arrs ID, SCOTT,
j2S du 251 Main street
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d. A CHANCE. The subscriber viii ssII6ia
YI place, consisting Of q nearly new House. Barn.
and acres Of land, with great variety on fruit
road, u miles from the City Hail. Apply on the premi-
aes, any day after 2 p. m. FRANCIS O. MISNRR.
z jy17 ltAvA tii@ deodkwtf r9E Gf4Es nR 39II
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WORCESTER SCHOOL OF DESIGN

Marlborough, Oct. II, 1866. : - F'l'l' 2 an
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70 IT'S NATURAL COLOR
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CHANGE IN BUSINESS.

r. 2 .IB l R;U A Al' r 1887,
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AMJRIGHT'S INDIAN VEG E'TABLE
Wv PiLLs-For sale, wholesale and retail AL pro
prietors' prices by d. ScOTr,A1
= jos u diff u0r ISL Main street
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EUROPEAN NEWS BY THE PERSIA.

The steamer Persia arrived 1T New York on
Friday, with three days later intelligence from
Europe, bringing London dates to the 10Th
instant
The monetary crisis in the north Of Europe
continues undated All the palliativcs re-
sorted to in Hamburg, Denmark and Sweden
have proved unavailing.
The statement Of the Chancellor of the Ex-
chequer in the House of Commons, that the
bank reserve Of gold and notes had increased
to 100000 pounds, produced a favorable i'm
preston, especially as it is believed to have
been subsequently augmented to nearly four
million pounds, and large additions have been
made to the stock Of gold in the issue depart
ment.
ing districts are not encouraging. Many mills
have ceased working, many more are working
short time, and the recovery from the present
state Of depression will probably be slow and
unsatisfactory The Bank Of France has an
nounced further reduction in the rate of dis.
count The rates hereafter will be 6, Z, and s
per centum for bills having respectively not to
run more than 30, 60, and 30 days. The
stock of bullion In the Bank of France is
steadily on the increase; it now amounts to
nine millions sterling, and, according to the
last return Of the bank, the discounts have de-
creased considerably--to the extent, il is said,
Of nearly two million sterling.
A telegram from Hamburg, on the 9Th inst,
announces that the Discount Bank of theState
has commenced operations, its rate being 10
per cent
The Prussian government has refused to lis
ten to the proposal to suspend the law which
prohibits the circulation Of foreign bank notes
10 Prussia.
A letter from St Petersburgh, Of the 10Th,
in the Constitutional, says: The CONNER
cial crisis begins to make itself felt here.
Several houses have already stopped payment.
Active negotiations says Paris letter in the
Nord, are being carried on between the Eng
fish and French governments for coming to an
understanding on the subject Of the princ-
palities before the meeting of the conference ::
and they have already had the result of causin o
orders to be sent to the English and French
commissioners in the principalities to notify
10 the divans that the powers will not admit
the nomination of foreign prince.
Intelligence has been received from Bombay
to tho 18th Of November.
Sir Colin Campbell reached Cawnporc on
the 4th Of November, and crossed the Gangcs
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NEW STORE. "A,
WILLIAM p. FORD,

!" ANUFACTURER OF FRENCH AND AME.
IN RICAN CONFECTIONERY, Dealer in Foreign
FRUITS, NUTS, PICKLES, &C., having taken the
house one door north of Harbaugh's drug store on
Seventh street between and ii, and fitted it up in
Accommodate all who may desire to partake Of the
good things in his line Of business. Having made
every and ample arrangements that will enable him
to furnish fresh Candies Cakes and Pies, of Ills own
make daily, he fatters himself as being able to give
satisfaction to all who may favor him with call
PARTIES Balls, Weddings, Pic Mics, Suppers, DC,
served up at the shortest notice and in the most
fashionable STYLE .1
Ice Cream furnished to order. SIG ct
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+. Ii X II & Il n respectfully informs the
- public in general and his friends in partcu-
lar that he has large assortment of Fancy Notions,
such Cottons, Needles, Threads, Silks, Buttons,
Pens, Tobacco, Cigars together with Candies Cakes,
Fruit Vegetables, in short, Family Provision
Store, and will sell cheap the cheapest Don't
forget the place. 1t is BERGER'S STORE on the
West Side of Thirteenth street. second door south of
G street. o3 I'm
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United states Agricultural Society.
SIXTH ANNUAL MEETING

FIyHE UNITED STATES AGRICULTURAL So
IL cety win hold its Sixth Annual Meeting in the
Lecture Room Of the Smithsonian Institution, at
Washington city, on Wednesday, the 18th day Of
January, 1858, when the election Of officers will then
be held and the business required by the coosttu-
ton of the Society will be transacted. dec 10
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Ayers Cherry PeCtoral

Has long been manufactured by practical chemist and
every of It under his eye with invariable
racy IL sealed and protected by law from
tsrfsit and consequently be relied genuine,
without aduteraon It supplies the surest remedy the
world has ever for the Of all pulmonary
plaints for CouaHs Colds HoARsEsEss AsrHMA GROUP,
WHooPNG CouaH BRoNcHIrs, IHcrPENr CONSUMPTION and
for the relief Of consumpve patients In advanced stages Of
the disease Az time makes these facts wider and better
known this medicine has gradually become the best rel
of the afflicted, from the log cabin Of the American
this entire country every state and city, and indeed al
every hamlet contains CHERRY PRcroRAL Is known
as the Of all remedies for diseases Of the throat and
lungs In many foreign countries Il Ia extensively used by
their intelligent physicians there any depend
what Of every station certify IL has done for
them; we trust when the dan
gerous affections Of the lungs yield 10 III depend
on the Of intelligent physicians whose business
to know; In short IL there Is any reliance upon any
thing then is II efutably proven that this medicine docs
cure the class Of diseases Il Is designed for beyond and
all other remedies known TO mankind Nothing but Its In
trnsic virtues and the unmisakabe benefit conferred
thousands Of sufferers could originate and maintain tho
reputation Il enjoys While many inferior remedies have
discarded this gained friends by every trial. conferred
benefits on the afflicted they forget and produced
cures too and remarkable to be forgotten.
Prepared by DIR. ]. G. AVER,
PRACTICAL AND ANALYTICAL CHEMIST,
LOWELL, MASS
AND SOLD BIZ
u. ID. GILMAN, Washington,
And by all dealers in medicine every where.
dec 10 Gm .."
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PORTRAIT OF A CITY UNDER DEMO.
CRATIC RULE.

E0R RENT.--A two story brick house with base
- ment on Eleventh street near Maryland ave.
Enquire Of JNO. YEATMAN,
dec l9-u No. 80 Centre Market.
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ISOR SALE.-A RARE CHANCE doubt it
II not. ~ will sell, IL Immediately applied for,
the stock and fixtures of my BAKERY, CONFEC-
TIONERY, AND FRUIT STORE, doing good
cash business For further information enquire at
this Office. o3 81
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on the 9th, en- route to LUCKNOW, with 5000
men of all arms.
Col. Grsathed's column arrived at Cawnpore
on the 26th October, and proceeded on the
3lst under command Of Brigadier Grant
being reinforced to 5000 strong, with large
supply of proyisions--to Alumbaugh, where
ne awaits the arrival Of the COMMANDMENTS
chief e4
The Dinapore mutineers were driven from a
strong position at Binder, near Guttahpore, by
detachment Of 500 men under Col. Powell,
Odd foot. Two guns captured, but with severe
loss. Col. Powell killed.
The contingent ut Mahedpore mutinied on
the 9th November, and killed two of their off,
GERS but a telegraph despatch just received
states that they were attached by the Mhow
field force and routed, with a loss of all their
guns.
Lucknow is said to be surrounded by 80 900
insurgents. The force at Alumbaugh, only
three miles from Lucknow. though in easy
communication with Cawnpore, had not re-
ceiyed a line from Lucknow for more than a
month; heavy fighting with slaughter is be-
lieved to have occurred.
The column under Brigadier Showers has
captured Huigur, Dadree, Minond, and other
places southwest of Delhi, securing upwards
IlV,UUU worth OF treasure.
An agent of the Nena Sahib has put himself
at the head Of the mutineers of the Gwalior
contingent and it is thought probable that he
may form . junction with the Dinapore mutt
neers at Banda, or that he may march direct
on Calpie.
A despatch dated Calcutta, October 81, says
communications are still difficult, and no GER
tain intelligence from Lucknow Of later date
than the 21st of October. On that day food
was running short, and it would seem that the
gun bullocks were being slaughtered. But re-
lief was approaching.
There is no doubt that the Kings (of Delhi
life has been guaranteed. He will be sent to
Allahabad for conveyance to Calcutta.
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. lathe cotton market has
declined lid, and holders were pressing on
the market.
Breadstufs had an advancing tendency.
The money market was slightly easier. Bull
lion in the Bank Of England had increased
100000 sterling Consols, 90 a o. rs.
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CARD.
HlHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY,(AU-
- gust 3d) entered into partnership in the House
Carpenters and Joiners business and having erected
new and commodious shop in the rear Of JACK
SON HALL, between Third and Four-and-a-half
streets, are prepared to contract for and perform all
work in their line OF business either in city or coun
try, with which their friends or the public may favor
them, on accommodating terms with promptness and
despatch. They respectfully solicit share Of the
public patronage.
GEORGE w. GARRETT 4 co.
They have several houses and lots for sale In diff.
ferent parts OF the city on accommodating terms.
G. w. GARRETT 4 co.
slim Initial
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AMERiCANs,

Do not forget the meeting at Temperance Hall
on Thursday night
THE NEW CoDE.-The 18th Of February has
been appointed as the day when citizens are TO
vote upon the adoption or rejection Of this new
code of laws for the District. Let those who would
inaugurate the odious practice Of imprisonment
for debt, vote for this new code, and those who
are opposed " the heathensh practice vote against
It's adoption 1t win operate againsf the poor, and
In favor Of the rich.
MoRE PERsEcuTIoS.- Americans were
discharged from the Washington Navy Yard on
Saturday week, for no other reason than be-
cause they were members Of the American
!. party, or were suspected Of sympathising with
that party. Some Of them have been employ
cd in the yard many years, giving satisfaction
to officers of different administrations, winning
golden opinions from them and all sorts Of
people by their attentionto theirwork and de-
yotion to their duties, public and private
Their names are Messrs. Cole, Carter, Sander
son, Cook, Forester, and Smoot, most, # not
all Of these men, have families dependent upon
them for bread, but what care the administra-
ton for theml Their little ones may cry for
bread, but their voice Of wanting will not be
heard BY the occupant Of the White House,
and if heard, would be unheeded; for the
crime Of membership with the American par
ty is deep and .damning in his eyel To ayow
oneself an American, is to invite persecution,
and the pimps and spies who do the dirty
work Of men in power, are ever on the watch
to catch an unwary word, and to tempt the
unsuspecting into an expression of opinion,
that they may inform against them, and hunt,
them, bounded on by their employers, to the
death in after years, when the history of this
administration is written and read, it will be
regarded as light-spot upon the fair record Of
Americas history
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BUCKWHEAT, BUTTER, &C.

1000 lbs new Buckwheat Meal,
1000 lbs Goshen AMI Glades Butter,
10 half bbls. No. l and Mackerel,
1000 lbs Hake and Goldfish,
so boxes Scotch IIerripgs,
100 bags and bbls Flour,
bbls. Golden Syrup,
with general assortment Of Groceries and Liquors
for sale at reduced prices.
District, Maryland, Virginia and Corporation notes
taken at par When less than five dollars is wanted,
two dollars in Groceries and three dollars in specie
win be given for any Of the above notes.
WIN. ii. TENNEY, Georgetown.
Gco'towp. o2S-3w.
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GRANBERRIES, RAISINS, DC.
~ 80 boxes new bunch RAISINS.
90 do Eleme FIGS.
9 barrels CRANBERRIES.

20 boxes New York CHEESE.
10 boxes CITR0N. $500. t.s,g
CURRENTS, ALMONDS, FILTERS, and
ata PALM NUTS at&S#a' n
With general assortment of Groceries, Wines,
and Liquors.
Bank notes and Corporation notes taken Mt par,
and change given when dollars worth Is bought
w. H. TENNEY,
n143t Georgetown.
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VXJANTED.--An agent 10 canvass and attend 10
Ward ... dec s
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Ayers Pills

Arc particularly adapted to
dersngementsof the digestive
apparatus, and diseases aris-
ing nom impurity Of the
blood, A large part Of all the
complaints that afiiict man
kind originate In one Of these,
and consequently these PILLS
are found to cure many vari-
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The American. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1857, 1857-12-31

Eg Whore is the Commissioner of the
Third Ward, that the handle Of the pump at
the corner Of 9th street west and New York
avenue is suffered to be in the condition 1t is !;
II not soon attended to it will not verify that
Old Adge, "That stitch in time will save
nine"