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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-28
Drp GOODS
NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS !!
Having disposed of our stock of

Having disposed Of stock of
EmbTOideTies and Haberdashery,
to our the old stand we shall he prepared
to Offer customers entire stock Of Goods which
We are weekly receiving from Boston and New York
markets.
There may be found among cur
NEW EMBROIDERIES,
A ND LACE q CD S,
some choice selections such as
Muslin, Cambria and Lice Collsrs.
Muslin, Cambria aud Lace Undersleeves.
NJ uslin Underseeve0 and Collars, in sets.
Mourning Collars and Sleeves.
Cambria and Muslin Edgings and Insertings.
Black aud White Silk Lace Edgings.
Linen and Cambria Handkfs.
Demi Wells, styles.
Checked Cambrics.
Bishop and Victoria Lawns.
Velvet Ribbons all widths.
Dress Buttons, Gloves, and Hosiery.
Cord and Tassles, Threads, Yarns, &C., &C., &c.
In out MILLINERY department we shall be we'll post
ed in all the ami desirable novelties in that branch
as the season advances.
N Our remaining stock of Millinery Gods will be
sold at great discount from former prices.
LEE BROTHERS,
fl9 DIV l54 Main straet
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90 Eet.

FANO EET-The Wachusett House, Princeton, with
part Of the Furniture. For Information, inquire of
JAS. BOYD on the premises, or JOHN BnOOKs in the
Legislature, at Boston. dos f27
FHNO LET-0ne tenement of Kitchen Sitting Room
9 Parlor, and Bed Rooms, on Yak Avenue Apply
to o. MARTIN.
SHNO LEr-Tnree good Penements Inquire Of
A. THAYER,
t26 DIFF 2tS Main street.
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3gem -.,0uErtlG e1nents.
New STILES CARPETs.

NEW STYLES CARPETS.
We are receiving from New York Auctions, and from
Manufacturers, large aud complete stock Of
@ Ar P e T s,
Consisting Of
ENGLISH VELVET AND TAPESTRY.
CLINTON BRUSSELS.
ENGLISH KIDDERMINsTER
ENGLISH THREE PLY sUPERFINE.
TAPESTRY IN4RAINs. new Designs
PATTERN MEDALLION CARPETS. new style.
DOUBLE EXTRA sUPERFINEs.
sUPERFINEs & EXTRA sUPBRFINEs.
HEMP & LISTING, from 90 to so cents.
Alt WOOL CARPETS, for SO cents.
STAIR CARPETS, Of all kinds
WOODEN Il COTTON BOOKING, all widths.
LINEN FLOOR CLOTHS.
CANTON & COCOA MATING, all widths.
VELVET TAPESTRY RUGS.
MANILA Il ROPE MATS.
PAINTED FLOOR CLOTHS, from to "a feet wide
STAIR RODS, of all kinds.
All of which will be sold for cash, tower than can be
bought in the city.
JENKINS, HAMILTON & CO.,
f3S d&6w Successors to B. L. Harden & Co.
NWTANTED-A House, not more than half a mile
y from Pearl street Rent not TO exceed $500 per
annum Address box 393, Worcester P. o. dSt+ f2S
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T. LE We 8 Co.'s
Dysentery and DinrrhD Elixir
For sale at CUSTOM HOUSE STREET, Boston.

A. YOUNG LADY OF NINETEENt'
IN whose hair has been gradually turning gray Stree
The age OF thirteen, recently discovered remedy 10 the
dec ctioD Of the leaves Of common garden shrub that
will permanently restore grey hair its former color
Feeling to be duty towards those who have with
similar misfortune, she will mpart this valuable secret
TO any person enclosing TO her red postage stamps
without further view Of gain, other than he saslact on
Of doing good tothe human family. Address Miss ARA
BELLA MORSE, South Boston, Mass. din flT
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PECToRAL COUGH BALsA M.
This invaluable Cough preparation 10 receiving more
testimonials Of as cures OF Coughs and Colds than any
other m dcne offered to The public Any one suf-
ering from Cough Of any character whatever netd lot
despar Of being cured until they have made trial Of his
Baisam Il Is panasea for all aaectons OF the throat
and longs, AMI particularly desirable md safe for chill
dren. No family wherein Il has been ufed will. ever be
WiserAt Price for large bottles, tweoty.ave centH
.eeA ~, by dealers in medicine generally.
A~l#f an he0d&wlv
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PEDAL BASS MELODEONS.
nPThe First Premium all competitors at the Fair
OF the Mass Chart BILE Mechanic Association, at
the National Fair, Washington, D. c.; also
at the Ohio State Fair, held at Co
lumbus, Ohio, was awarded
L. H. -Enna. -.rc
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.E x O E l. s. i o r. !.
LES DERNIERs MODES DE PARIS.

NINE DEM0RBsT's Branch Emporium Of Paris, Lon
don and New York Fashious and First Premium Dress
making Establishment 26T ain street, Oark's Block up
STAIRS where the ladies, Dress-makers and the Trade
generally will always hnd plain and richly trimmed tull
nlz paper des, Of every usefal and elegant de-
sign for ladies' Chirens and Infants Costune, 10 adj
vance Of the published modes, and much lesa than the
usual prices Mime D. takes great pleasure and hatiaiae
ton 10 announcing her elegant display Of new designs
for the sprluR 1851 She enabled 70 present % The
nFashionabe Word,n diaplay Of Spring fashions,
which fail 10 give entire satsiaoon and nonmana
the appreciation II the most fastdioas connolaeeer q
fashion, taste and elegance. its *.
ft..t \. M. ney
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CLEARING OUT SALE
At the ONE PRICE
CLOTHING WARE HOUSE

The Stock of WINTER CLOTHING now in store,
unusually large, and mu Of it Of very superior 1ua
ity, and the being FAR advanced, GooDs
MUST BE SOLD sPEEDIv, to make for brilliant
Spring Stock the manufacture Of which is commence
ed. To secure rapid sale,
WINTER GARMENTS
Are marked doiVu first cost, and in many
siderably bGtoW cost.
Our stock of OvERCOATs, especially is very large,
and contains, besides great assortme of beUdy and
lou priced RAGLARS and SACKS. Also, A great
quantity of unequae1 quality and style. Every person
in need Of Oyecoat should be sure to examine this
riyalled assortment.
In the above, is large quantity Of YOUTHS RAG
LANS.
All persons in want of CLOTHING, of any description,
from pair Of Drawers to heavy 0vercoat are invited
to give this notice especial attention. and purchasers
may confidently rely upon the good faith of repre-
sensations in regard to the reduction prices which,
sdered with the quantity variety, and superior quality Of
stock, constitute inducements Rbundanty sufficient
to compensate every purchaser Of
Q L O II H / N Ct
For visiting establishment, and it is believed that
money be invested Clothing cut of our STOCK
TO better advantage than in any other porpery in Wor
cesr. To test this, please call at earliest convenience
upon A. II. WARE s. Co.,
1853 and 40 Main street,
Worcester. Jan. 8. 1861. diff 70
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Real estate.

49, COTTAGE FOR sALE-one of the
M most desirable in the city, as it is situated near
~ the Common and has about 600O feet of land we'll
4tocEed with choice fruit trees, attached Price $4,000
Inquire at this office. DIFF f28
G7s.s FOR "a l. e. That beautiful new Two Story
E;I dwelling on Crowl corner of Congress street. con
iAztalnng ten rooms, well arranged with Batbinp
Rooms, Furnce, Gas, Hard and Soft Water and all 9th.
er conyeniences on the lot is choice Fruit and shrubery
ana terms very easy. Inquire of
t29 d8m GEO. 7. S. CURTIS 1917 Main street
E4SCR SALE-.A FINE COrEAGF- having eight
finished rooms, plenty of good alter. Lot contains
over 5000 feet OF land which are great variety of
young Fruit Trees in bearing The said Estate situat
ed about onehalf mile from the Pos-Oce in this city
Inquire of Al EATON.
feb18 d4w Myrtle. cor. soutbbri5ge 81
o. FOR sA LE-About Forty Acres of excel
H4,,, lent Land, within three miles Of the City Hail.
EEL about one half of tits Sprout and Wood Land the
rest is suitable for cultivation. good use and Ba
with cellars under both, situated on the same As
the owner is about to move West will dispose of the
subscriber. A WRBsTER
f25 d2m* Mrlbury Avenue
- FARM FOR SAL.E-The subscriber of
;i5 iers for sale The Farm on which he resides,
situaled in the westerly part Of Hoien, about two
miles from the CENTER containing 90 acres OF choice land
well adapted or~the various e the farmer. the
buildings large ana ample for the accommodation If
the place. 1t is well wooded, and 100 cords might be
spared and leave a ficent supply Terms viii be easy
INQUIRE Of OTIS srEARNS, at Charles Whites 10 Wor-
cesIer' or OF SAMUEL w STEELE.
HOLDEN Feb. %, 1857. d&wtf f25
o. FARM AT AUCTTON.-0n THURSDAY
Kk' the lOth day of March n xt the farm. known as
ESlA the Lamson Farm, situated about one mile West Of
the Town Hall in North Bro1k6eld containing about III
acres of land. The buildings all new house 2Sx5l
hul3 i'll modern stvle wood and carriage house attached
1880 feet barn 100 feet long with cellar under the whole
water brought to the house and barn aQueduct There
are on the premises than 800 apple tees the best
grated fruit, mostly in full bearing. The farm is pleas
anty situated and is considered one Of the 5sStin Wor
cester County, sold subject mortga OF 1850 dollars
Trms at sale, negotiated with subscriber previous
ly. Sale positive. FREEMAN WALKER AISLE
North Brookfed, Feb. 10 1857 dts f2I
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STRIKE on TnE BALTIMORE & Onlo RoAD.-The

STRIKE on THE BALTIMORE & ONO RoGD.-The
.rike last week among the conductors of Freight
aims, on the Baltimore Ohio road, is an affair
more than ordinary magnitude Besides in-
living serious temporary loss, it has moral
saring-and will result, unless managed in a
istcrly way, lin most pernicious precedent.
retty much over the whole road the strike has
ytendcd, although we are happy to know that
Wheeling, and generally on this end Of the
,ad, the dissatisfied employees have agreed to
fer their grievances to the deliberations of the
card. It is philosophical truth, often quoted
those who have written and spoken upon
C procuring causes and consequences of strikes
,ong operatives in any department of industry,
It the effect is evil and only evil to the en-
.yecs 1t remains to be seen how far the
npany will sustain their determination to dis
sarge those who have participated. They GER
;nly will be the gamers by SO doing, and
rowing that the game will not win. Mob law
1ould not be allowed to triumph, no odds what
arits the cause may have. There is one APP
,inted way to settle all difficulties, and its the
liy security society can have. While VIC hope
= company will encrgetically sustain their re.
I'VE we hope also to see them take these grew
ices up for consideration, and adopt some bet
r system than that of making their conduc-
IS 90 security for the safe delivery of goods,
itch, as far as they can know, may never have
I'll put ON board
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DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN lex.
gTNIR A (,VT(OT2


INFLAMMATION PAIN InseParAble as FIRE and
HEAT. inflammation produces palm, pain produces In
hAma,ioa. Wherever there heat IhrobbnE or
redness, matter whether it Is by fever hurt
poison, rheumats, piles, seald sting there
Is inflammation. hundred books thousand sermons
cannot alter change the conclusion prevent pain
and restore nature, inflammation must Subne ac-
eOmpsh this the Efforts Of the physician awayS direct
cd Thousands Of physicians the hrst aud
most sAsaeiOus who have used DALLEY's MAGIC
ALPAIN EXTRACTOR, convinced and admit that it,
control over inflammation S wonderful Immediate
instantly naying the palm neEtraIzns poison extracting
morbid Sccreons and forcing TO course
renewing and healing. No burn Scad sore ar aIlment
two to yield its soothing and euns APP
ply It Immediately and the cure has commenced.
The Genuine senveloPedn Steel Plate Engraving with
the Of c. v. cLICKRNER CO., proprietOrS and
HENRY DALEY, manufacturer, upon each box. Price
IS cts. per box.
-An orders should be addressed @. Y. ClIeksner
Co., 81 Barclay st. New York. LOGAN Co.
sPeS;lm Wheeling, Va.
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Charles, london Cordial Gin

Is shown by the Records of the Custom House to be the
only London COrdan Gin IMPORTED and sold In bottles
all others made here in imitation OF 1t.
1t is delicious tonic beverage, and by its peculiar
Geo different from other gnS) universally BY
who 1t. 1t adopted With great in cases Of
Dyspepsia, GouT, RaEuMATIsN, DRoPsY, GRAvEL CoLIc,
CHOLERA, PETER AID A0UE sTRcTURE, DtsRAsE
SART oRGANs, EPlLEFsr, FEMALE IRREGULARITIES, &C.
DR. VALESTE MoFF Of New York. aletter the pro-
PrietOr, says;
CaarEea' London Cordial Gin Is the pures bet, and
n Ost reliable EstnIet IF VTpnLper IhdUe seen.
CHARLES LONDON CORDIAL GIN is sold by all Drug
gists and Grocers in the United States,
srons poiSons eLkeI "LOndon Cordial Gin"-,O avoid
them buy only CHARLES" Reject any other offered to
you you your health one dollar for quarts
hfty cents fer pIntS. EDMUND c. CHARLES,
mh?6-smdkw Sole Importer, 90 broadway, n. Y.
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DIR. NJ. DI: WALLETS
FEMALE PERIODICAL. PILL.

These pills have been the private practice Of the
Proprietor, also Hospitals France for many
years. meeting with unparalleled successving the great
est sOtsiaction-euring where other remedies fail.
They act charm In correcting IrreguInriy and
sructlonS producing regular Of the monthly dis.
charge.
mild and gentle Etmusnt, They produce agreeable
exhieratIOn and happy influence both and body.
Pregnant females, those supPosnE Themselves so,
cautioned against using these pills they will produce
miscarriage, although under Injurious
the most delicate. For sale by
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-04

A PLucxY gentleman is Gen. Wm T. Has
Scll, Opposition candidate for Governor of Ten
nessee. ThequestiOn having becnruiscd, wheth-
er the General was not ineligible to office in
consequences of his recent visit to Arkansas, he
proves that he never intended to fnrake Ten
nesSee, and gives his reasons for his Journey, as
follows:
tin the Spring of 1854, overwhelmed with
debt, disappointed because sudden professional
success did not come with my settlement in
Memphis chagrinned and mortified at what I
then considered the injustice of political friends,
but have since Thought better Of, LEFT Mem
phis with my family, with the hope Of 6ndir g
better fortunes elsewhere. I d,partsd, hOweN-
er amino rererssadi-If could find no plate
abroad, not to resign my right Of citizenship in
Tennessee started to go to no particular
place. had vague idea in tiny mind, about
looking at Fort Smith and Van Buren, in Arkan,
~. the Indian nation, Texas, or anywhere else
That [ could plant myself make money, pay
my debts, and recover my personal indePen'
dence
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NEWS 1IL,NrS

THE low standard TO which freight rates to
Great Britain have descended in New York,
auses considerable anxiety amongst shipping
Iterests. During the last week grain was taken
Liverpool at I'd. to Cd. per bushcl, -four at
per barrel, and other articles in proportion,
nowing lower range of figures than has pre-
allied for several years; and the worst of it is
here is such abundance of unemployed
tipping to that port, that the prospect of i'm
rovemcnt looks somewhat remote.
The number of land warrants issued during
tpril under the bounty act of 1856, was over
900, requiring nearly half million of acres.
tltogether moro than 100000 warrants have
cen issued, to satisfy which twenty-five mil
ons of acres IRE necessary. Six thousand
arrants have been issued under the same act
persons who rendered military or naval SER
&c in the revolution, or to their widows, re.
uiring million of acres
Tng opening of the Northern Virginia Rail-
BAD to Parkcrsburg, has given quite an impetus
business in that place a large amount Of
hitherto unproductivc real estate has changed
hands. The United States Hotel has been pur-
chased by Mr.. MOrehead for 81, O0O.
Ahh NI9uu Jury oA SulCilSo nave hlunu OluS
against several of the public functiOnaries,
.htehy connected with the police of that city,
or having extorted money from prostitutes and
keepers of houses of ill-fme, in Chicago, for
protecting them from complaint The facts Civ
an in this case by the Chicago Democrat, show
, most shameless abuse of official privilege,
aud the parties implicated should be punished
n tha full oNtaDk NJ ths Ia,,.
Az impostor, named Wilson, has been impos-
ing upon the good people of Canton, Stark
'Ounty, o., by fictitious story that he is de-
sirOus of redeeming his daughter from slavery
Kentucky, aud he has collected money there
for.
Ma. SruRcEON has just published sermon.
pamphlet entitled Turn or Burn" Wishing to
meet the reverend gentleman more than halt
way, Mr.. Punch did both-he turned the second
page and then burned thewhOle.
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Sourngrx ENrGRrusE- New Orleans
Crescent contains quite an interesting account
of factory for the manufacture of cotton seed
oil, that has just been established in that city,
at cost of SOS, 900. The seed is hulled by
machine-the hulls are used for fnel-and the
kernels, which descend upon heated iron table,
are cut into fine pieces and placed in bags
which arc subjected to pressure of two thou
sand tons in press worked by steam admitted
from below. The oil runs into vat, from
whence it is pumped into the Clarifying house,
where it is clarified and barreled, readyfor trans.
portation. 1t is sold readily for one dollar gall
lon, while the cake commands thirty dollars per
ton, for feeding cattle, The present capacity Of
the mill, which runs night and day, is 5000 gal
Ions per day. There is room in the building,
however, for machinery sufficient to turn out
:, 500 OF !, 900 gallons per day. We are glad TO
see this movement in the South. 1t is the first
attempt Of the kind in that section of the I'm
ion. A mill Of similar class is in successful
operation at Providence, Rhode Island, and last
year Consumed no less than Il, DOC, 900 pounds
Of seed.
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q Gard.


NHE uuSsTEned TishrH 10 the public that he
4 has NtETuDed 70 extend Iltr o studies Bsu
taught in the Wheeling Classical Academy. pnF
pose he has secured additional AIisna'urn,
with the design establishing another department
The i31er branches o. Enils education viii he thor
ouEfy taught At the commencement Of tie coming asho
iastic year, Il 10 hoped that the department viii placed
on permanent bnsu, ia the charge Of regular and
peTrncsd teacher uhn then, Il viii be udtT the eSnTui Of
competent assistants.
Il the object Of the Principal 70 render US IBstitu
ton IN Which boys can he TrcsVsd ~ DE saTils't ard
Thoroughly httr f7r the higher C~leratr
course, To attain this he viii pains expense
Get o. splendid surveying ui BE- Ere~tvsd
In few days from the manufacturers ia the EhEt foe
use Of the Surveying Glass.
Library already containing many VaiualAe UoFkG aud
receiving constant Hidiiiona IL attached 20 The FSoel
To Increase the facilities for RsFactiou IN modern
languages, s services Of Prof WstgF euFhFe
Who VII take charge Of The GsTs classes Of the
Prof w 10 already TOO veil kboun THE II wheel
ing accomplished scholar and ass-esGfu tsAcsF
need anything ulAn tbs 81 his
name At The head Of this department. A. TEAsca
Die, native trseeEu % die other modern Kaf5Prah Ian
EuAzeH VII b. procured.
TEENu;-CiAssieAl Department, ESQ pr quarter.
Higher English Dept. 6n9 "
Lower EnEilsh DsIii $40
German (EIirH) bDa
ArRl-Rv ". ". HANDING. Punripai.
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CHANCE FOR Srrc-The Fairmont Tirgin-
=, referring to the disputes which have recent
taken place in this paper, concerning the
,assage in Virgil, publishes the following con-
which the contributor bets thous-
nd dollars is correct:
''Whilst the streams shall run into the sea,
hist the shades shall surround the hollows
averns, rooted or hollow placesl in [amongl
&c mountains, whilst the heavens shall sustain
&c stars, so long shall thy honor, thy name,
nd thy praises endure"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-04

EmGRATrOx TO MINNESOTA has opened this
eason under the disadvantage ofan Indian war
IN the frontier of that territory, but this does
tot seem to have kept people from the land of
somise, as we read in the ST. Paul newspapers
'at every steamer arriving at the port of St.
'aul, from the head of Lake Pepin, is laden with
passengers, although the Lake is still frozen ov-
II. Emigrants have not waited for the opening
If navigation.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-04

HOIIowny's Worm UOuGeeIIons.-The most
elegant and eeetual remedy for nov before the
public. On Of their pleasant form any ehd viii
eat them freely and they perfectly safe and
free from all mineral posOus, and certain
TO exPsl worms when they exist Call original tes
umonials from all sections OF the country.
HoLLoWAY's ARNICA PLAsTERs-For pains or weak.
meas in the breast, side, back limbs; also, for bruises
sprAin', rheumatism, govt, lumbagO, &C., valuable
auxiliary In liver complaint, pleursy, coughs, colds
sumption, &ealEayE giving relief permanent benefit
when applied
For sale by T. II. LOGAN I CO.,
apl6 General Agents.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-04

REV. JonS y. ScuuTz, pastor of the Reformed
Dutch Church in Ithaca, n. Y, after struggling
. build up a Church, leaves the field for
omcbody else, with 81 900 to make up, and
Tres parting gun with this sharp echo:
~ pray they may soon hail successor whom
hey can cordially and fully sustain amid ma
gnant ianaticts,n and impudent and Pharisica
,InagOguuism"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-04

Mexico presents most pitiable spectacle
ne calculated to excite the sympathies of all
'ho are interested in the progress and triumph
liberal principles. She is SO wasted and
orn out by civil strife, that even the impond-
g danger of a Spanish invasion is insufficient
rouse the people from their apathy. They
'cm most indifferent to the issue; and, helpless
check dissessions within, they are wholly in
,pablc of dcfying their enemies without.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-04

Az ITRH ron Oh BrcE-0n wednesday
night the Opera, Col fremont and Ex-Presi-
dent Hllmrrs sat side by side in a frunt seat,
listening 10 GazEaniga in 'tNOrms," apparently
entirely forgetting that there had been Presi-
dental election last Fall II Mr.. buchanan
could have lookt d in ard seen how perfectly S :
tisied and placid these two rivals Of his appear
ed in their defeat, we are not sure, bat that he
would have eRvied tEen their happy escape
from the tolls and troubles Of the White House.
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Ambrotvpes for ST..

PARTRIDGE at his and spacious rooms, with fne
ties for operating and arrangement for Hight equal
any the country, and far superior any in the city
producing these beautiful pictures which unsurpAased
In the country. He is prepared make AmbrOyPss
they be by mall without extra postage
them oeSesS and pins, price DaEusrreOtyPeS-
Pictures made euStomes good specimens exhibited
and warranted to last EOI ages unchanged.
AlikindS materials used in the business for
Rooms side Of Main st. above Monros over Mnrsh
TaElor'S new rtnro AuEis