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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-07-09
THURSDAY MORNING. JULY
DRY GOODS.
DOWN, DOWN WITH THE PRICES I

DOWN, DOWN WITH THE PRICES
LOCKE & co.
Have just received from New York Auctions, an In.
mense Stock Of
RICH SILK ROBES II
BERAGE ROBES, SILK TISSUES.
STRIPED AND PLAID SILKS,
Splendid styles) md a thousand other styles Of
Rich and Fashionable
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
Al Of which have been purchased at about one hal
The cost Of i'm unraiOn which added our former stock
makes one of the largest and decidedly
TIE CHEAPEST STOCKS in the couETRF!l
Wes0sUnotbe U,aaeySold aobetheraDe Gain or Lose.
We solicit your attention the following prices Of few
of our many bargains:
Gases White Brilauss, ZOE, worth 20.
E" French Printed Bijlliants, l2lc, RoIth 25r
$ Good Ginghaws, ekr, worth l2t.
Scotch 9inghams, I25c, worth rs.
Coed American Prints for &c
All our Pacific, NJ rrmac and Cocheoo for los,
English Prints for 70c
Ysrd wide French Prints, from 12!c to %.
Plain Black DeLaines. Gle.
Handsome Spring D LANES. only l2Ic,
Fine Challies from l2bc to 20
Polka Spot DeLaines on,y Que shilling,
All Wool Deiaines, only Csc.
SILKS, SILKS, SILKS.
1000 yds. Striped and Plain silks, only 4sc,
5SoS {. ohene Stripe silk, oaso. ',."' '''
5000 " Striped Silks, new designs, 81 40.
All our Silks at equally low prices.
SILK BODIES, in all the styles from $1,000 10
An our BLACK FIGURED SILKS at very low prices.
BLACK SILkS. BLACK SILKS,
We have just receive l. in connection With the above
goods, Il large invoice of PLAIN RLAoK SILKS in all
md pfsb an bioh
was never known t. break, cTack change lustre in
wearing which will offer such low prizes as cannot
fail to please all.
SHA WIS. SaAWJS, SuAULS.
New and elegant Stella shaws in Printed AMI Cash.
mere Borders cheap Cartons Printed Cashmere shaws,
MI qualities and styles from $1,00 up Cations Long
and square roeha shagl.at 70 thirds tue usual prices
10 ps BLACK LYONS VELVET, for mauullaa, at
realty reduced prices.
THIN DRESS GOODS.
1000 yds Musius, (tasE cCrv, e. 12Ic.
l5 & Orgaudie Nusins, lie
1000 " French IaGkonet Lawn 25c worth 80.
1900 f" SILK Wool Berages, only 1l9c
A large assortment Of elegant Muslin and DeI8ge
Bob to which We solicit your particular attention.
ViSgTEs. MANTILLAS g. TALNIAs.
geo Rack SILK Visites only $500.
l5o Black Silk Vsites, new styles, only $780,
In this department be found the Paris styles
Velvet More antique, and Cloth Mcmillan and Tamas,
which we WI sell at great bargains
Gases DeBeiges for $50 per I'd.
2o00 prs Mitts, 2, &c, worth 25.
100 prs. Mi IS, $50, Wort1 so
$500 prs. Cotton Hose, 1910, worth 25
Housekeeping and Domestic Goods
Bales Brown Cotone, only 81.
Cases Bleached Onttons, jnly 64c.
" Fine Dwight Cnttons, 1Oc.
4 Hleached Cottons, worth It's, only q
200 Toilet Quits, Sl,00
Brown iaen Uoyers, 25o.
81 BF ached Liuen I bic Covers, Sl25
90 linen D5yH S 6tc.
200 doz. Linen Eapsms, very foe, $3.50
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THOMAS EARLE,
mch22 d&wisf Formerly 7. n O K Farle.)
% Emf GEN Q Y


United States Great Britain. France,
And other European countries.
The Subscriber, PRACTICAL MECHANIC AND
DRAFrSh AN, well acquainted with the Patent Laws has
beer fox years very successful in obtaining Pa
EMS.
ae continues to make Models and to prepare specin
cations, Drawings, and all necessary papers, pro
cure Patents in the United States and European coun
tries. Foreign business confded only to rusty and
Bponsible agents.
All business c0nh6ed to will be promptly attended
to at the 9est Casually 20 per cent lower than
the same woud be done by others in the profession.l
Being connected With the best Agents Wash
Ington, and making frequent trips there, am ena-
bed to keep thoroughly posted in all matters relating to
tiles for preliminary examinations and advising Inven
tors In regard to securing Psscnt fo their Inveu TONS
Inventors will find it to their advantage put their
gentions into substantial form Model prao
ticabe hs frequently secures Patent in case Of ques
ton Of priority OF invention and consult reliable
person acquainted with the Patent Laws and proceedings
n the Patent Office as to securing their rights.
AL communications strictly confde tial Advice as to
mode of proceeding given gratis Preliminary examina
tous made, comparing inventions with those already pa
tented, in for the purpose, involving the
principles and advice given to the probability
obtaining patent in saving from fifty
hundred dollars to the inventor.
MODELS Of all Inventions that require them, made
to order upon reasonable terms and warranted to answer
the acquisitions of the Patent Office.
Deeds Of assignments recorded at Washington. COPIES
Of Drawings Specifications and other papers in the Pa
tent Office Obtained.
The Patent Laws Reports Of Potent Gases, and othe
valuable works relating to Patents, together with
pete list Of all the Patents record at Washington ca1
be seen at my Office, free Of charge.
For further information inquire OF
N a2 ARNOIn
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A YOUNG LADY OF 10, whose mar ana
IN been gradually turung gray since the age Of 49,
recently discovered In the decocton OF common plant
Iemeay Ihat mas permanently restored her hair to its
former color She will mpart this invaluable secret 10 any
person, on receipt Of fifteen red postage stamps Without
further view Of gam oherthan the satisfaction Of bene
hitting those who have been similarly unfortunate Ad
dress Miss ARABELLA MORSE, south Boston, Mass.
rps dWag3nn
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PRoFRssoR snLMAS says at forms no clinkers that
cannot be easily crushed In the naked hand 1t kindes
easily; few bes Of wood suffice 10 effect tie Ignition
and It burns freely with clear and perfectly clean
blaze Covering itself In the ashes Of 1t
this Coal retains like hickory wood and IL thus eR
undisturbed II viii gradually consume entirely. IA an
open CRATE Il kindes without the AID OF bl6Wer ana
Notwithstanding ITS easy Ignition i burns for long
time and unlike the harder aBthraoite Il does NOT -
when the quantity Of Coal in combustion 4 reua
below a certain bulk and intensity.
Ia similar to "Lykens Vaeyn or .sFfanklin co.r -
can be sold At a lrss price. - "~
cargo just received and for sale AZ sr
at GREEN srREET COAL YARN f,..
w...o.,.. 49,. -. w A. HAcKRn, Agent.
-uV.eese9i eeno ~, lou. dom
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Ng CT ANIcs' MUTUAL
f I.R e
INSURANCE COMPANY.


A. the annual meeting Of this Company, held at their
0hce in arb's Block, on Tuesday Jan. 9th the follow,
Ing named persons were chosen directors for the year
susuing, Wis
go. Blackburn, Boston, VIM. b. Fox, Jr. g
Ssek Saunders, Grafton, Daniel fainter,
Aionzo White, leicester sam'lL Hodges. CherryVy,
Il Denny, Oappville, II. N. Bigeow, Clinton
Al sutseanent meeting OF the Board HENRY A.
DENNY WAS chosen President, WIN. 8. DENNY, Score
tary and FARLEY HAMMOND, Treasurer.
This Company has been i'll successful operation since
May, 1853 and continue to insure in their Mechanics
Glass, on favorable TERMS Dwelling Houses and other
Buildings Stocks Of Goods, hrst Machine Stops,
aud non .zarious Properly generally. Communications
addressed 10 the President Secretary, will receive
prompt attention
Worcester, Jan. Z, 1857 df il
quincy MUTUAL FRS INsUR-
w, ANCE CO.--IncorpOtated 5Of.
Available aud ssh Capital,
100000,
Rates and continue to gay rs per cent dividend
yeay policies and so per cent. dividend on FOUR years
policies, at their expiration.
Worcester Office in Mechanics Hall.
my6 dly 3. A H0WLAND, Agent.
GSLATER MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE
- C0MPANY.-Ths Company continues to insure
cotton, and other manufotoes, machinery, mer
chandise stores public buildings, dwelling houses, Goods
Of Bleaching and Printing Works, and other property at
current rates Of pr MUM.
Draecroas III. N Slater, Earl P. Mason, Royal Cha
PIN Wm. A. Robinson, James IL Read John W. Lyman,
Joseph Carpenter, Charles Anthony, Louis Doyle,
Daniel ~ Carpenter, Beni +. Thurstbn, irsopher s,
Kh' des, lmmanuel searle, Providence, Howard W. Law
ton, Newpor' Robert aodman, NORTH Kingstown; u N.
OHmp0tll, westerly Ellis y. Pitcher p3wtucket; James
II. Cnace, Valley Fails; Geo. o. Ballou Woobsocket,
James 5. Cook Burrhule
Office No 10 Mey6osset street. First Door North Of the
New Post Once BnIding
JAMES. H. READ, President.
EMANUEL sEAnLE, Secretary and rreasurer
Providence, Dec. 10, 1860. du d1s
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CLOTHING, &C.
e ENTLEMEN'S SPRING GOODS
just received, by
SAM U Ell PA RR Err.
at the old Stand
1s9 Main street.

The subscriber atters himself from the long experience
Goo cannot be surpassed either in style variety or du
rahity. by any assortment similar character to be
found 10 the city 1t consists of splendid assortment
of French and American
Fancy DOeskins and Cassimeres,
agreat variety of beautiful FRENCH CLOTHS,
Spring Over aud Business Coats
besides fine assortment of
VESTI NGS.
Asthe subscriber has been guilty keeping READY
MADE CLOTHING SHOP, and ppoys the most ex
perienced rkmen he trusts that this will be sufficient
guara ltee those f there any such) not acquainted
with the manner in which the work his es absh is
done As regards ths fashion aud of his worl he
has only to eer the numerous friends ami
both 10 city andcounty who have for years been in the
habit q having their garments made at lis estat ish
meut. diff r,cb5I
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ENskE's CoRNEr BAND. W0RCFsTER-
MASS, Are prepared to furnish Music Tor Al occs
onS WHEY w services o Brass Band are rtqulred
MarAh's Music Store American House BiOck. = -
1900 - MATTHEW ARBuCKfE Ieasa,
'0AA NY ISAAC flake, CLERK.
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NZJ HITE GOODS OF ALL KINDS,
w CHEAP
20 pieces White Check Cambrics ut s cents.
Is g 6 Victoria Lawns, l2I cents.
10 g Sc Swiss Musins I2l cents
Striped Twilled uanbries for Ladies' Basques,
PLATA Twei Jeans for boys CT ties.
Dotted swiss Muslins, all qualities.
White Brian at a ninepence.
Curtain Musns every price.
Table Damasks, and Table Cloths, NC, &c
A. Y. THO PS0N h CO.,
ja10 diff Fiagg's BLOCK.
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We this week present the following Bargains to our nu.
merous patrons,the goods have just received and
have now in stock but shall vouch for them a week
hence,-7then by all means give us a cali Immediately.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-07-09
DRY GOODS.

DRY GUUDS.
pa RAsoLs! PARAsoLs!i
JENKINS, HAMILTON, & co. are this week opening
the finest assortment of Parasos to found in the city,
Cali and see them. d&w4w j'2
SKIRTS AND sAIRTlNG.
We have opened to day splendid assortment of
Ladies' and MisseA' Summer Skirts
Also good variety of
GOODS FOR SKIRTS.
We invite the particular attention of Ladies to Dr.
Cutters CaLEBRATED SKIRT SUPPORTERS, shioh we ara
selling, AMI which every lady ought to have.
JENKINS, hamilton & CO.,
APPS dtf Successors to B. L, Hardou & Co.
HOS ERY, HOsI y.
We have just received a full assortment.of
LADIES GENTS,
and cHlLDRENs
H O S I E r Y.
Particular attention has been given to this department
of business this season, and feel con lent that
have the largest and cheapest stock in the city,
JENKINS, HAMILTON & 90.
20 diff Successors o B L H5rion & 20.
GREAT BARGAINS IN SUMNER
" DRESS GOODS Of all kinds.
Nader Lawns, nc to 25 Jaconet Robes at
GREAT DISC from usual prices. Elegant Berlge
Robes, from S. to s15 Chalies from 12c to 90, best
goods.
All our Dress Goods must be sold and we will offer
hem ut decided bargains Ladies will fud it to their
advantage to call early, and secure good bargains
JENKINS, HAMILTON, CO.,
e12 d&w4w Successors to B. L. Harden Co.
GRAND MANTILLA OPENINGG
J. H. ARKE
WILL OPEN
TUESDAY, May 18th, the best Assortment OF
NJ A N IT I T. L A S
ever shown in this city.
Then viii be the time for Ladies make their selections
from The great Mantilla Fmdorium Of
J. II. CLARKE CO., No l48 Main St,
my91tf Opposite the Post Office.
EuFTY CENTs--FIFTY CENTS,
Another lot of handsome Plaid Dress Silks, a
' 4 Y.THoHpsoN & cos.
Also the richest lot Of PLAID Silks for 81 cents
ever shown in this city. diff my5
DHILADELPHTA PARASOLS.-The beal
goods manufactured in the country can be found at
CHARLES A. UPT0N3, Flagg's Block, at wholesale N
retail Also, some cheap grades as low as rs cents.
jt6 diff
GOODS FOR BOYS WEAR,
Marseies Check,
Nankinette,
Ermi1ette,
Linen Drills
In feet, "summer Stuff" of every variety suitable fol
the boys, can be found at
JENKINS, HAMILTON h CO.'S.
dN47 Successors 10 B. Z. Hardon & Co.
CURTAIN WUSLINs this day received 10
~ ps psior French Patch, in high color5, the
handsomsst goods N The market at
CHARLES A. UPT0N's,
80 Iu Fagg's Block.
VI EADY~ ABE CLOTHING,
dEi ORNEY "a Main street, keeps the best READY
MADE Ch5THING to be found in the city, and hn sells
it as l1w as much poorer tica is sold about town,
Necorney has q so the best assortment ri
GERYLEREN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
Very Cheap.
Finally, Mecorney'5 is the place to go and fl yuase
o appear respectable dSwH j.l0
IS H1oPE ON" "HOPE EVER ~
No use hopingn for
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reenough's car bonnie Acid Gus
NOn-HxpgOsTye
QVrR ZINC FVFEEr SNrp CANTuIYER
WING GACHENEs

>
All persons intending to purchase Sewing Machines,
hre invited to call at
BATTELEE * CO.'S ROOMS,
MerriGeId's Building, where they have on hand
and are constantly manufacturing Of those thor
pugh Machines which haya given such perfect satisfac.
ticn, wherever they have been used.
Remember our Machines are War;
Famted!
The subscribers have hand secondhand Machines,
Tor sale very Low.
Particular attention paid to
pairing chimes,
Of every description, short notice Orders prompt
ly attended TO. Needles fer sale If every variety
Douth end Of Merr6eds Building Cup stairs Union-st
ape WoRoEsTER, MASS. dsm
INB & CHAN ICs' MUTU AL
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ga sOLS! PARAsOLsI!
JENKINS, HAMILTON, & CO. are this week opening
the finest assortment of Parasos to found in the city,
Call and see them d&w4w jl2
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EACONET MUSLINS AND Lawns,
- 200 yds. Of the above seasonable goods now in
store, to which we would invite The attention Of huyers.
CABLES A. UPTON,
f6 df FlapQs Block.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-07-09

We have opened to day splendid assortment of
Ladies' and Misses Summer Skirts
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-07-09

AMENpMENT NO, q.

Resolrsd BY the General Assembly Of the Stats Of
O~iO, Thrce-iifths of the members elected 10 each
House concurnng therein; that BE-, and hereby IL,
proposed 10 the electors OF this State TO vote on the
second Tuesday Of October next upon the
rejection ofthe following amendment, as substitute
for the h and sixth sections of the fourth article Of
the Constitution, viz: SIC. s. District Courts shall
be held in each county least in each year, by
one more District Judges elected by the eleciOth
of separate districts To be- prescfibed by law who
shall hold their Office for I've years.; aid during their
continuation in office shall reside In the district for
which they elected. The provisions Of the four
teehth section Of this article shall apply TO District
Judges. The General Assembly may by law authorize
the Judges Of the District Court and 2f the ,eour.s d
common pleas, fix the times af holdng their reapee
tive courts. Until District Judges shall have Gses,
elected and qualified, District Courts shall be held by
the Judges of the Supreme Court aud Of the Courts
Common Pleas, as now authorized. Sec. o. The Dis-
trct Court. shall have such Jurisdiction as may be-
provided by law, aid the judges thereof shal have and
exercise such power and jurisdiction at and
may be required to sit judges Of the courts Of Com
mon Pleas las shall be directed by law.
Nh. VAN WORRIES, :,
Speaker of the House of Representatives,
THOMAS II. FORD, '-
President Of the Senate.
Dated April Sd, 1857. 7is
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FHOrOsEDeoEs1sTstlos ,
Am EN- b M ENTS.
AMFKpnENf no, 4,

RsssIssd ~ tAs 0susrss .asssmtsr eg tAs s,.ss -
oAte, 1hree-nnhs Of The members elected ~ ~
proposed 10 ME electors Of this state 70 voiS 81 -
second Tuesday Of October next, upon ne abnfovI
tute for the twenty nflh Section On the a.eoed I,,
OF the Constitution and for the sseond 0eetIon
same Article, and for the third Section oi nc eleTsn
Article, viz Alregular sessions Of the 6eneral
Dembly shall commence on the rst Mondny az Janna.
~, annually. Senator'S shall be elected bIenniSIV
respective counties or districts on he second
OF October. Their term Of once shail eommsnc1 a.
the nrsi day OF January next ater their election 40
Representatives one year. The Senators aleelsd ~
October next shall hold their oess for two years an2
!hs RsPressnssyss s.. M elected at sss zane sins -.
teen OF the Senators elected the second TuosdaT
foctober, 1857 10 be ascsrtained by lot the Prss
dent oftbe Senate may direct, shall hold their once
for only oneyear, and their shall Be eaet
ed on the second Tuesday of October, one shousnha
eight hundred and afty-cieht and biennialy theseaf
the rates for Representative so large that being multi
Piled by ten the result shall be equal 70 one or more
ed for such ratios among tho several sessions de-
cennia period in the following manner: II there BE-
only one ratio then Representative shall be allotted
to the tenth session OF the decennial period,
Ifthere are two ratios, Representatives sha be al.
lotted to the ninth and tenth sessions; hee 10 thu
eighth NINTH and tenth sessons ffour TO the sevent
eighth ninth and tenth; five to the sixth, seventh
eighth ninth and tenth II sixth 10 the NH, sirsh
seventh eighth ninth and tenth; lfseycn 70 the fourth
MIN, SIKH, seVentn, egntny nlnn anu tentn II eignt
to the third fourth h, sixth, seventh, eighth, ninth
and tenth Ifnine to the second, third, fourth, hh.
SIXTH SEVENTH eighth, ninth and tenth sessions Of The
decennia period respectively. -.,
In determining the number Of fSenaors 70 whiek any
might be e4iitled In aPFaesenni
period, BY feas0h ofany MACH on or SsnatcTiaifai
hefractou shall be multiplied yavs and II the r.
suit be equal to one senatorial ratio 81; sGdiuun
Senator shall be allotted 10 said district for the ninth
and tenth sessions. II II be equal 10 two such ratios
an additional Senator for tho seventh eighth, ninth
and tenth sessions shall be allotted to such disct f
three then to the h sixth seventh, eighth ninth and
tenth. t st-h'
lffour, to the third, fourth, fifth, sixth, seventh,
eighth ninth and tenth sessions respectively. II this
amendment be adopted by the electors the counties
now entitled to more than one member In either OF
both branches Of the Legislature In the fourth and
hfth sessions Of the present deeennia period ut NOW
divided, shall have a like number Of members In
branch hereoffor each session OF the remainder
of the present decennial period. ''N
Nh. VAN WORRIES, ss..,
Speaker ofthe House of RepreseRtattuss,
THOMAS H. FORD, pe
PresidentCf of the Senate.
Dated April Sd, 1857, Ply. rs.
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Baltimore q Ohio Railroad.

IMPORTANT to travellers for the North
L western States! New railroad route between
Baltimore, Cleveland and Chicago! Opening of the
Cleveland and Ohio river railroad
The Cleveland and Ohio River Re ilroad s now fully
completed and open for trade and travel from Clcye
land and Belare tho Ohio river iodr miles beIoy
Wheeling. 1T Bel aire this new and most desirable
road connects directly with the Baltimore an Ohio
Railroad from Baltim0re.and Washington, by steam.
boat ferry across .he Ohio TO Benwood bnt quarter
of mile d tant This forms most deig ht ul route
from Baltimore and Washington 10 Cleveland. San.
dusky Toledo, Detroit Chicago and all places in the
great Northwest. baggage is chscke through TO
Cleveland and Chicago from Baltimore and Wast ,
ington by this routes saving travellers all
expense ON the journey.
TIME TAsLE.
Three trai.s start from Baltimore ut Il and 30
M, Except Sunday and p. M. daily direct for
Cleveland and points beyond.
Tne connecting trains start from Washington at q
A. M. and At p. NJ. On Sundays at H p. NJ. OHly,
Passenger trains leave WHEELING daily at G. IS
A. NJ. and 4.20 p. NJ. Wheeling time. The Mail train
daily (execpt Sundays) at So M; will receive and
discharge passengers at all the principal stations
The Express train daily at 420 M, will receive and
discharge passengers at the following stations ony
Benwood, MOundsville, Cameron, Burton. Fairmont
Fetterman, Gr-fton, Newburg, RowlesbuTg, pied.
mont. Cumberland, Sir Johns Run, Martin sburp
Harper's Ferry, Monoeacy, sykesyiilc, Washington
fie trains will arrive at WHEELING as follows:
The Mail train at 4.10 M. daily; the Express al 30
P. NJ. daily.
May 81. 1857 J'B. FORD, Agent
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SINGERS SEWING MACHINES,

s.,.lSr'e-.s .'5-1rs~
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Masters Sale.

RY virtue OF an order Of sale issued out OF
~ the Court Of Common Pleas of the county of
Portage and State of Ohio, and to me dir. cted, |
shall expose at public sale at the door of the Court
House in RaveDna, in said county, on the ELEVENTH
DAY OF July, A. d. 1857, between the hours CT 70
O'Clock, A: M and o'c ck, P, n. Of said day, the
following described real estate 70 wit: situate in the
township ofRavenna, county of Portage, and State OF
ohio being in lot No. G5 in the sorth division of lots
~ said tow nshp and commencing at post in the est
line of said lot south degree 40 minutes, west
chains &c links from the south side of the Grst Mill
road running East and West through said lo thence
south degree 40 minutes the west line of said lot
chains "a links to the north LING Of land teiohg to tile
estate OF Edward II Coffin; thcee south so degrees 81
minutes chains 43 links along the said north line
to the cast side the Canton State road;
thence north ii degrees west, chains 81 links 70
post In the southwest of land contracted to
Daniel Sewers; thence north SO degrees IS minutes
east along the south line of said Sewers land go chains
70 links to the place fbegnnng, containing II acres
OF land according to the survey Of Samuel D. Harris
Surveyor. Appraised at
SAMUEL s. ,HrRLBUT.
Special Master.
j L. & II. C. RANNEY, Att'ys.
Juue II, 1Sj7-4W,
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NEW ARkANGEMENT.
INHE subscriber having taken the ol

/ rD,-- !. - U1d SI1nd
- o. Durham Gardner, two doors east oftbe brick
ana LEtTHER hnstness In all its branches.
ne WIFI HKeep On hand, 10 meet the wants of his cus
"r general assor rtmentin the Boot md Shoe line
Ainds oIooth eastern and home made work "a
klnds oILsasher Innings, Findfngs, Lasts, c.
Alnome MADE work viii Be OF the bestmateriaIfbst
NJ De proeured and having engaged the services of
ohAw 10 40 MS cutting, who has been employed.
cutser IN some of the best establshmehtsin In the
ne haters himselfhe can furnish hts custom.
Win any ar1cietn the Boot and Shoe that will
made, either east or west S' "o'A
Cash, Veal skinsand mostkin ofproduce takepin
II, l85S-32-tf. yOHNGIIIis'"