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bNcAhPMENT.-About the Goth of tl,;o
ul9hth NO, the Metropolitan Guard and Junior nj
I'm I'm 30 INTO encampment, at Mr. p Job,s,r,
u, ~ neaI thiS city, for instruction health and
cnn','e,i proVdeda sufficient number of both
.phipahies are ready for the trjI-and as col 1t
'ne young volunteers will doubtless h. orrsti - VI
tteo ny IT, we hope'that no parent will object 70
MS son s forming one Of the happy marty, ~
ho hS ,T, NE nave already said, Capt CHAs DIaMocK
mas hllluiy consented to act as ComuenJant ON
thlS OCCASION and will be prepared with the necssl
sary camp equipage. Under his Instructions tLa
armory Band will attend the corps free Of charm
ana We hhow that he will leave undone nothing to
dd TO the comfort. pleasure and safety of the no
Die band of youths under his charge
by this ehcanpment, our young soldiers who
In time to come may be called upon to defend our
rights ana protect our property, will have an op-
portunlty OF learning something more than marc
marching through the streets to the sound of mar.
tial music. They will be taught camp dutiss-du
ties which are inseparable from all movements OF
troops III actual Gervice-duties which should be
understood one of the clements of a soldiers ed.
ucatIon, and without understanding which yolun-
teers can never be efficient when called into active
service. Not only will they be taught the necessi
ty OF strict obedience to orders, but they will be
instructed as to the proper method Of Arranging
an encanpment; putting up the tents with view
10 comfort well as defence: establishing a chain
Of sentinels to guard the encampment; learning
the duties of such sentinelS night and day; being
prepared at any moment Of alarm to form and re
pol HlSht dltdckh; 'hDuSehsepHg IN tents, so that
in all matter. to be comfortable: and being made
acquainted with all the details of soldiers life in
the field Certainly all will admit that these facts
are worth being known to young soldiers" just
starting i'll life; and, the entire expense of the
service will not exceed 81 for each member wo re-
W our hope that all the members of the two com.
panies designated will participate in the encaml
ment, and have the qualification of learning a sol
der life. and partaking Of the sweets AMI bitter
Incident to an army Of patriots in active SERVICE
MI mt
and retired, and the trip must prove of incalcula
bic value to all who participate in it, Let the two
companies, then, turn out in their strength, and
make display worthy of older soldiers
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THE CHEAPEST GOODS ~ RIcaI

l. MOND!-The subscribers having determined to
sell from tins day their large and beautiful stock If
Fancy and Domestic Goods, at great reduced priccs
amongst which will be found, very handsome Maid
and striped Silks at 37ls and 80 cents and upwarJs
black Silks at IS, 81 and 81 worth great deal NOR,
beautitul patterns Organde1, Jaconet Lawns. d..
LANES; Gin ghams great bargains in Emlrojdories
Cambria and Muslin Collars. at all prices; Canbric
IUd Muslin Bands from l2 cents and upwar,ia Swiss
md Dotted Muslin; Cambria and Striped Muslin
the cheapest bleach and brown Domestic ever offered
before; Grape Shaws Mt s.; white and brown Linen
Damasks. Towels and Diapers; Hosieries; Silk Mits
&c. All who wish TO save money, will do we'll 10
give us Il call at y n Main street.
ie s-,IIm# T. STRAITS 4 RRO
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T EvY's AsOLDEP0T, is the place

| Etf > PARASOL DEPOT, is the place
- where you can pureh a nice parasol at very
low Rrlee Also, ON hand nice assortment Of Lawn
and Berago Robes, az cost; Lawn Dress Pa terms at
81 per dress; fast eolored Lawns 21 cts per yard
nne grass linen handkerchief at IS cts. q piece;
Hooped skirts for ladies at IS ets figured Briauts
for l3ls cts; Dimty Bands at l6 cts worth Is ets;
Worked Cambria Bands at PCS cts. worth 3d. cts
Heop skirts for small girls at "a ets; ChildrcDs Linen
Handkerchief at ca cts; Linen Collars for small
boys, at l2>s ets yard wide Cotton for 10 ets at
Afafn 49,.
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~, BUSINESS CARDS.

sgl.sysEp y. TIAsLEr PATE,
fEANkLlN MAIFEEws
DrIpGF0RD \ Co, General Commis-
d ,..s and Forw ar,ling Merchants. tho Dock,
INA nd - -
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f:: FOR RENT,-That large and con-
lei. ysnient Store Room, witk cellar attached next
e the office of II T. Pairo Co.. corner of ilth and
Nam, now occupied by the Methodist Book Concern
II is cheap and first rate business stand Possession
given at once. Apply on the premises.
my 2q-ts
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TO HOTEL KEEPERS, HEADS or
l. FAMILIES AND ALL OTHERS FOND OF
THE LrXURlES OF LTFE.-sEMPLE's Infslfbis
Baking Powders the greatest preparation known for
making sweet. light and wholesome Bread Puddinss
and Pastry of all kinds One trial will insure the
Of them n any family forever 1t IA saving Of tine.
saving Of trouble, and saving OF uloneythree ln-
dlspensable savings 10 be fulfilled in these motsesn
times a reform For sale wholesale aud RETAIL by
JN0. W. GARLICK, Proprietor,
je2 Market Place. Franklin street
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HUSBANDS LIABILITY FOR WIFB's DEBTs--A
case came before the District Court in New York
Friday, where merchant sued for silks and other
articles Of dry goods for three dresses furnished de-
fendants wife by plaintiff, during the months of
March and April last, of the value of S92 20. 1t
appeared in evidence that during the months of
March and April the plaintiff sold the articles III
question to Defendants wife, and charged thom t.
her, not knowing the defendant. 1t also appeared
In evidence that they not necessary for q,
woman i'll her and Giendant' circumstances i'll life.
On this testimony the defendants counsel moved
fora nOn-suit. The judge granted the motion. with
costs and SlO extra costs, holding that the husband
was not liable. the credit given to his wife.
Extravagant wives will please make note.
A THEATRICAL ENTHUsIAST.-The German papers
announce the death of Count Hahn Neuhaus, most
celebrated character in his day. He the father
of the well known Ida. Countess of Hahn-IIahn and
had devoted the whole of this life and very large
fortune to the stage. In his early life he built on
his estate beautiful theatre. which he fitted up i'll
the most costly manner, and for which he provided
regular company of actors maintained at his own
expense. Most of the celebrated actors of the day
made occasional appearances on his stage; his pas
sion, however cost him dearly, and estate after
another had to be sold to defray his lavish expend
ture. He died at Altoona, at the advanced age o
seventy-ciSht, in very needy circuIns stances. H.
had latterly been obliged to work for his bread
and-the ruling passion strong in death'-con
Quoted, as paid DIRECTOR provincial theatre up to
his last moments.
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9STa NOTICE. have for sale, lease or
u ront, Houses Lots &c. from lst to 33rd streets.
and in the county Of Henrico some Of which Lots
cannot be surpassed for beauty and locality by any
within the corporation limits and when you coma
10 county Lots Tor soap and candle factories Nature
could not have done her part FOR the oonve-
nience Of man to erect such establishments upon ali
or any Of the above / shall be pleased 10 have tbs
views of operators upon the subject before them.
Apply to ii. ". TYLER
J-9Jn Agant for tha Truztneg
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ORANGE PEU.-The especial attention of parents
and others is called to the following facts
The New York journal Of Commerce learns that
little of Robert Oliver, of that city about ve
years of age Is now lying in very critical condi-
tion from the effects Of orange peol Parents can
not be too cautious in keeping orange peel from
their children, It's it contains an active poisonous
oil, which in many instances has caused the death
Of persons who indiscreetly made of tbem.-
Life is jeoparaled every time the rind is taken
into the stomach
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1 FOR RENT, POSSESSION GIVEN
IL II IIMhEDIATELy.-That very desirabl. dweu-
opposite H. H. Kent. Esq "
For terms &c, apply 10
10 %j-3tawts TAups rra,,.u r,
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u,iInMAS " kEESEE

i 4 l ! " : II II
l,H-e corner Of l.th and Cary >trrots,)
r.-' .fts~E 1. the ss!e Of REAL ESTATE. MER-
.rlSUI~Y HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. &C.
sale OF Horses every SAIl RpAf.
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" RICHARDSON

" XII UANUNVN.~-
i.GFNFRkI AGENT AND COLLECTOR,
-.-fs So The collection OF CisIIns. Hiring out Ne
. renting out House, and = general Commission
as-Of7ts gtth .tFeet, opposite Exchange Hotel
Nv HRjchaTiso1, E'chRond. Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-14

4 INUUDS MANNED DUWN.-We have
~ reduced the price of all our Barege Organda and
silk Robes, Printed JacOnets, Organdes, Bereges
and Tissues Parasols Manillas, &c; 30 Embroder-
ii Muslin Collars at cts. each; Muslin Sleeves and
Muslin Sets, cheap: White and Black Mourning Col
lars and Sleeves Ladies' and Children's iauze Merno
Underwear; tents SILK, Merno and Lisle Threed Tn
lerwear; Gents CTayats, Gloves and Suspenders;
Chdren5 Colored and. w hiteICottO and Silk Hose;
oil silk Bathing Caps.
All goods this season will be offered at such prices
Us will ensure sale, by ~
CHRISTIAN & LATHROP
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GEE FOR RENT.-The dwelling house
III on Mayo street recently occupied By Mrs Is
bell, adjoining Dir. Alex. Motifs residence Posses
sion given Immediately. Apply 10
let's JAMES THOMAS To
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The large and comnodlOus STORE on the north
side OF Man between sth and 9th streets recently oc
only store Main street for rent and is really val
uable stand. After the st Of August the upper part
OF the house will be for rent II contains 10 yerY
large rooms. TAYLOR WILLIAMS,
S-pOd4t
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THE FREDERICKSBURG NEWS M

l. lished sEMI-wEEKLY. would not willingly be veak
", for any consideration. on any subject, in any
Ofits departments original or selected Ii endeavors
to be useful TO the farmer especially and 70 all po
tiCiaDs and others open to conviction willing 20
listen Its political friends having been re-
Gently demolished in the late election, il win support
Mr. Buchanan against the attacks Il the Democratic
party, and il in the market for paying subscriaers
without regard to creed uatiOnalty- would az
lief have those who can't read English any Others
il they are honest men.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-14

s FOR RENT, and Immediate pos
~ SeIioh Fiyen that desirable residence on ths
souIn sa., nlug or ne Hasn formerly occupied by Hf
seymour , T, Eail II contains eight good rooms. a
SoDd ynrd. with hydrant, &c. To good tenant the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-14

TEs FOR RENT.-The residence Of
Iii Mons Paul is for rent For term. ,nnIv a. .ha
once oil the French Consul, OF TO Jos Alien, Ess.
Jy T. B COOK & On A,csu
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IN FOR RENT--A very desirable front
III Basement Room, in the tenement adjoinfna thu
Broad and Marshall Tho location is an eligible ons
Ior an oihce, or room for sing gentleman ENQUIRE
upon the premises ia N ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-14

FSs FOR RENT, and possession given
Ali on the 10th Of August, or snpner. the hpsa
now occupied by Mrs. Jennings In the town nj Sd
ney, nearly opposite the Fair Grounds Anp1v to ~'"
GEO. W. JARvId
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GE=s FOR SALE.-The desirahlv IocaIa3
Iii Ill BRICK TENEMENT. on ths west s,ds n1 =.
between Clay and Leigh streets now occunie1 by Mr.
Mary Hill and recently by Mrs Caroline W. pollard
price. Apply to ~
Jy 7-6t Gf)ObIN z AppERSnN A.
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=; % D.. l.. W. GLAZEBROOK
10 - '~'"to corner Canal and 10th sts

sS5 HOooE foR RENT.--A house and
LII iot situated on 81 and Marshall streets In a re-
tired part of the city, having about six room. v.fI
OF good water on the premises and snitabl. sr n
small family. Rent $50 per annum 10 a resnonsihls
t5nant. Apply to "pVAsi"'s
r. JOHNSTON, Ex. J. NeKpse.
B E-h"ts lis Main street
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f;a FOR RRNT.-The upper part Of
Lii the House Kitchen, 60 occuried by ma s.,,.,
'bie Tor large family or Millinery esta6lishnent
having SIX large rooms, servants rooms 80 Apnv "a
je 26-tf DAVID \ J0Spa RHt "
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g. FOR RENT.-A very desirable
El:i FAMILY RESIDENCE on the corner OF Canal
and 4th streets 1t contains 5 large rooms well ar
ranged and convenient together with all the modern
convencnces. 1t has large kitchen with other out
buildings.
A STORE on Broad street, above lst street and sd-
joining Mr.. Royal Todd. The store Ia Of fine sire
and we'll arranged for any business. The upper part
has about rooms. large and airy.
The STORE Of the Tenement on the south sid9 of
Broad near lst street. 1T is fine sized room. and
VARY
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GRUBBs 4 ApPERsO

FOR RENT.-A nice house on
its. Applyto Wv wi p''"NoA "is
lY2-ts 9RTDRS Il AppppsnN
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gFs FOR RENT.-The dweiling-houso

LII on Mayo street. recently occupied by Mira Is-
Dell. adjoining MIR. Alex Nott > residence
Possession given Immediately. Apply TO
1e Z}--Stawts JAMES TuONAg IR
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M VERY DESIRABLE PRIVATE
Iii DIV WELLING on CLAY, BETWEEN ~ AND IN
SfkEETS, FOR sALE.--The subscribers are author
isei to sell the really valuable privats Dwelling loe-
ted AZ above formerly 10 the occupancy OF Dr. Lynch
and now by John II. Claiborne. ESQ The house u
well built covered with slate is supplied With gee
and water and has II rooms besides large kitchen
TERMS accommodating. Apply to
iy fl-6t C01DYN II APpEp snN. Aueta
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49,. .tsAr,shipA rEN&SI ILFAEtA VIRGINIA
ITY an RICHMOND. one oi tLrro steamers
rrerv Monday sal ThuTrday, ~toQpinS AT City
~4 Norfolk 10 Tryeise trelsht aud pa~scngtrs
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

a. FOR RENT-The new Brick Tsne-
- ment ON the Brooke Plank Road. opposite the
toll gate. one mile from Richmond The house n
large. and in good order having kitchen and all
nscassary out houses all new and fine well OF wsf
IN the yard. It is altogether q most desirable rsgt-
ing % reside short distanoefn the country. For
terms. apply to se.
JOHN a.. v. DARRACOTT
Office on 18th street in rear VI the
~
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aRs! UESIKABLE X f 5 D DENCE on
Ii FRANKLIN AND % STREETS, RoR pnSr
The Framed Dwelling az the north east sn. ssts
franklin and vi streets is f,r rent and rsas III os
will be given shortly Ii hasT rooms hasias $500
titchen &c. with a vacant lot attsrbaJ anS = e.,
lished with water and gas Ths location is 80 "
he best, and the accommodations ars s,,itabla - -
dnlly OF moderate size.
~ n
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1=a FOX RENT Two new Tenements,
suitable for private residences. corner Clav ami
,inlth @ streets, ABOVE Glay street Chapel with six
3 stse N rooms anu good Kitchen with two rooms
IQpIIN & APPERsoN.
Ort to WM. II. YEATMAN,
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III kbN NT.-Fwo Brick Stores on Pearl s,rsat ,ss,
" 1Spposite 20 the store Of Msssrs Stokes Rlvaa
Inese tenements recently iInprovad hv ~ o. "a.
fronts, &c, have been enlarged and exta1d "a atts
fSsI tSs noD @ef 0Scnpy highly eligible Position in ono 4
Apply to ALIEN H. RUTHERFoRD. or 10 WY
jy l0-lw EDWfD 4, = cY,o
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-02
Gxpresses.

lxszsssI ROSES PROVIDENCE ANH
sSsess.Sssss WORCESTER EXPRESSLY Every Train
Packages Forwarded Notes, Drafts and Bills collected
and paid, and all orders attended to with despatch
Packages and small Gases forwarded and otlez Express
business lssced at Fan River Mansfield Attleboro
Taunton, ,'ew Bedford, and Nantucket Macs; Bristol
Warren, Newport, East Greenwich Kingston WarwicB,
Wickfeid, Peaceds and Wakefield, R. l.; and StOnng
en-, Conn.
oFEcEs.-ls0 Main street, Worcester; Horace Cookie
Store Woonsocket; No. Exchange street Providence
ttssszz.s4 FISK r s CO.'S UNITED STATES
s58s"ssss3 AND CANADA EXPRESS. = Iessen-
gers leave Worcester three times daily VIA Worcester
and Nashua Railroad for Boston, Nashua, LogeI Law
rance cuTnshing the most direct and exhibitions line
Tor all parts Of New Hampshire and bIaine Also, via.
Flehou g. Bellows Falls, Burlington, Be-. to 0gdensburg,
and Montreal connecting with the British and American
Express Co., Tor all parts of Upper and Lower Canada.
All business for California and other Pacific ports en-
trusted to US, will be transferred to Wells Fargo & Co..
at Boston. FISKE & CO., Proprietors
10 Court Square, Boston.
j. II. 0sgood. Agent. General Express Office No. 8
Lincoln House Block, Worcester. du n2I
LE.ssssy..4t FGLLGR5S NORVV gI5F{ AND
ssH1zaa- WORCESTER EXPRESS.
@. S. FULLER win send Messenger on every Accom-
mediation Train, Norwich and Worcester Railroad
to transact all business the Express Line and forward
packages to New london, Hartford, New Gayeu and
New York. He will transport Iron Safe in each train
for the transmission Of valuable packages
OFFIoEs-1S0 Main St., Worcester n c. Brakenridge'l
tore, under Wsuregan House, Norwich Ct
Il packages should be marked Fuiler's Express.
orcester, Sept. LIST, 1855. sept5
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HoRsE RAoINe-Agr. Press
on.
HoRsEs-Blaek Hawk, illus.
HORSES. Poll Evil Cured.
MANUREs, No. /. The FIRST
of a thoroughly practi-
cal series.
MAEuREs. N. J. Maris.
MASuREs. An amusing and
instructive cut, showing
how soms Of the ''Speciai
Mauures" are .'got up"
MILKING MACHINE. .Amusa
ing account Of an attempt
to use.
OYSTER PLANT. How to cook
PEA. The Japan
PEACH STONES Treatment
Of.
Pies. Mince, without apples.
PoMoLoGicAL Society Am.
Fruits adopted, &C.
PoUDREITE. farmers trial
Of.
PRFMIuMs. :. Ayr. journals
for.
RAINY DAY RANBLB at
Neighbor Thomas's, No. 2
RHuBARB, or Pie Plant. Full
chapter on culture, SC.
ROSES in Pots. Directions
for growing, with a beau
tifal cut,
sISK DRAINS in winter.
ST RMY DAYS. Work for.
STRAWBERRIES, No 1. BY a
practical grower. The FIRST
of a full series to ba con.
tinued through the year
with appropriate monthly
directions.
SUGAR CANE Chinese. . More
about this interesting new
plant, 600 to 400 seeds
10 be distributed FREe TO
each subscriber sending
Already directed stamped
envelope.
TREes. Digging holes for.
TuRNlPs. How raised cheap
ly
VERBENA. Chapter on.
q. Ne. A.
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AGRICULTURTsT FOR JAN, 1857.
PART OLE f,nNrENrc

Work FOR IKE MoNTH-A
beautiful, instructive arti-
Gle.
CALENDER OF OPERATIONS
oRJANUARY-A catalogue
Of work to be done in The
Field, Orchard, Garden,
Green and Hot Houses
interpreted with many
valuable hints, Fkis is a
special feature Of this
journal. The Calendar
lays out ones work be-
fore him, and materially
aids and systematIzes
his plans.
ASHES for msnuring.
ASPARAGUS - Full chapter
on culture-perhaps the
most compl te yet writ n.
BEE HIVES = Minute direc-
tons for maxi 6 cheap,
e9 ctiUe, unPateRted
Hives.
Observation-Disclosures.
CABBAGEs-Wint ring.
CoRN-The King Phillip.
CRAsBEsRIEs-Full details
of a large successful grow
er's expe'lence-Uery good
EGGs-Two good articles on
securing in winter, &C.
demonstration Seed.
FENcING-FulIy discussed.
GARDEN OF CLERGYMAN-
Interesting chapter OF de-
tails.
GARDEN OF A MECHANIC
A large two. column cut,
showing marner of lay
ing olt; the place of trees,
plants, vegetables, no. A
capital thing Tor all oulti-
vators OF small plo,s.
GRATING AND lUDDING-
Excellent plan
CRAPS CuLTURE,N No. THE
first Of a full, practical
series by inexperienced
grower.
HAML-Two good pickles
for.
DO no g.,
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Patented February &c, 1856.


The peculiar advantages of this Spring all others
are obvious for the following reasons:
1st It is double acting, closing or holding open the
d9or required
3D. lis greatest power is THE closing point decreas-
ing tho door opens
81 1t may be easily detached from the door by rails
ing the lever from the hook and dropping against the
frame
4th 1t is of simple construction. and not being
plicated, viii not get out of repair.
9TH It Is the raost durable OF all Springs, the power
being graduated as the door may require
Oh. Its greatest action requires but one-eigh.h Of
turn; others requiring from three ourths Of turn
hencs it will not lose its elasticity or power however
long on the stretch, and conuOt be broken.
7th 1t is contrary to the general rule, ornamental,
AID is applicable doors of houses cars steamboats,
or gates
Az nts for the introduction and sale Of this Spring
wanted in every county in the United States.
Rights for States Counties and to ors ale liberal
terms. The utility Of this Spring is unquestionsd En-
terprisug MAKE money.
For Rights, apply to Il, h, KUTHVEN at S. D. I, God
dara, Esq's Office or l. D. G0DDARD'5 sto: e. No. 1876
Man street, Worcester.
HgVARM LA&gs FOR SALE.-rHE ILL
N0IS CENTRAL. R. r. COMPANY is now pre-
pared to sell about