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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-01

nj an Abscess pronounced ncurable by the faculty Rob
Iactt of Cumberland, Maine aicted tor three
with AbSces In the and about have the limb
amraatod but recommended ioloways Ointment and
riis, winch comp ccly healed It
Sold at the No 80 Maiden Lane, New York
and No @t Strand, London and by all Druggists 25c,
b?ir and 81 per box. dec 30dlw
To The AGiicted.-1 deem, IL a. duty owe TO a.
cieS especially the afflicted offer this testimonial
Soi al that estimRhc medcuc"PEHRY DAVIS PAIN
Ifl} hrn passing through Gsiona, ago,
purchased 1t - bottle then
ag from severely bruised hand applied in the store and
ws atouShed al the almost instantaneous relief Before
len the store the Inflammation ei and IN less
IN hour the pan ceased In days my hand well
tnduEit to be really remedy determined try
effects rs curative Tor the Piles, Which have been
tr tor wears After five dressings piles among
things that had been entirely free
IN as good health ever was In lite have recnmmcn.
Died the Pain Killer others. and always with
Several OF the captains Of the soats
them constant supply ami consider Of the yua
bic medicines discovered.
! am, dear sir respectfully yours. JOSEPH o MARTIN.
farsale by II. THOMPSON A 60, and by Druggists
orecerS aud Medicine Dealers every where.
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-01
j l.. CAMPBELLl
y. II. CAMPBELL, roro,.
ian ld2t j, a. WHARTONN ~"


SALE OF VALUABLE >gAVEs.-Ry x;,,
- deed executed the 3l OF
1850 by James Terry for the benefit OF Matthew H. Nn,i
for the purposes mentioned shall the sf a.
January fair, and not the fair In ron,
the Market the of Lynehburg proc ed ia sail
the highest bidder Nanab,e Slaves mentioned in said
Terns-Sx months, negotiable satisfactorily cndsr,
dec 30 de- cteian JAMES B N0NIIN 1rns,os
uNKEGUTOk'S SALE OF SLAVEA-w:,,
IL be sold the 9Th day Of January next In from, ~
Market House in the city of ynehburg credit Of ,r
months l2 Or Is Valuable Slaves SIX
JAS B. NOWLIN
mo, 7. DAVIS, Executors
dec 2ld& cfejan of NJ. b No,yn d.,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-01

suance a decree in the Circuit Court of Annnp
County, the 2Jth day of September ias
Chancery suit therein depending under the "Nor
Smith undersigned the Commits III ,r.n In W
will on the 18th day of January 1857 at the Market I
In city of Lynchburg. expose II SALE by wav Of rL
auction credit Of four months (the purchaser
note negotiable and able at of the Banks in tho lug
Lynchburg satisfactorily endorsed for the payment
chase money! Negro Man Sfave named Hiram ~ Pui
HENRY DUNNINGTOY
Sergeant of the city of Lynebug, and such Com'r e.
al 9an
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-01

a Pcrtunsci sBrfafh.-W hat lady gentleman would
lalor under the of disaPrecablc using
poWDENS DENTAL FLUID il will only rem Ter it,
sweet bnt make the teeth white aabaser prevent tooth
ache and them from decay Recommended by dem
fists and physicians evcryw here.
Beautiful Complexion be attained by its 1t
moves pmpics tan reckle renders the
i mparnga rich hue greatest cosmetic
known being all injurious matter Price 10
cents For saleby STROTHER WHITEHEAD
STABLER Il JONES
may SIS Hni Drug sfstg EVERYWHERE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-01

imam would rehan nnrr the osggreeabe breath
when by using the "bAl.u OF THOUSAND FLOWERS" as
dentirce would not only render leave the tooth
white "a alahaeri Many do THEN BREATH
bad ahd the s'eject deicate their viii never
mention it. Poura single drop Balm on your tooth brn an
ah wash your teeth night and morning itty cent bottle
viii last year '
Bo'utn ComPic xion may easily acquired by rsn. the
Balm OF Ihousand Flowers l. will remove tan piipes
and trcckcs from the akin leaving and rsear Inc
Wet atowe pour two three Drops wash the face
night and morning ~ ~
SHAVING MADE EasY-Wet shaving brush in altl or
warm or cold water three druls If "Raln az
Thousand fowcr4' tho beard we'll and il will mai.
eahtu soft ather much facilitating operation Of shaving
lree only Fifty Beware of None rennine
unless signed by W. p FITRlDGI, 4 ~ w
oct 9d6uIs Franklin Snuato NJ, VI
For sale by J. H. THOMPSON & co '' WV "
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-01

n Sh GA SseE rOts .-Nsr.-s WISH sell
- me entire TYPE, BORDER, CUTS. CASES, &c, be.
longing to the Lynchburg Republican The type nearly
h" Hn the quantity sufficient good job Office there
being over sixty different fonts type.
ma 2et' HENRY ID. FLOOD Proprietor.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-01

S>---a TRADE. 'PlslN Ting in IL various branches
done IN style unsurpassed bg 0tfr Establishment in me
MENr
Jobs prntedn Vnorsn manner that will compare will any
work done south Of Mason and DixonS Specimens can
be seen at 9nr call and see First Alley between Main
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-01

tfSidH idrocdt of a date saws,
lANoS 1t is snppos d that +. p If Petersburg has
sd more Pianos than South Ills Panos
have given general satisfaction in North Carolina ~
lJts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-01

- >rnrIS are now receiving their second Stock of Ia
and Winter Goods consisting in part OF fine silk Robes Striped
1hhe Silks Black do Omhre striped Deancs Satin Striped
10 very rich, Solid do, Stella Shaws Cashmere do, fno
laek do Lnsey> &C. &C. which they
10 examine. STICI ER g. 90
-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-01

kNoK HENf.- The large and commodious
room over store, " W
az Piano Saloon Also, other rooms very suitable
lodging Offices
Terms accommodating and made known application
STROTHER & WHITEHEAD,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-01

~ hues IN market for NEGROES of both sexes between
inc ages OF I'D and 30 years. including Mechanics such
aeksh'hs and Carpenter and will pay the highest
'r IN cash His Office Il, newly building
IN st or Lynch street immcda ely rear Of the Farmers
ahk where hcis prepared hsving buildings with
mn View TO board negroes sent Lynohburg sale 9TH
niWs on as moderate terms and keep secure
ihey were placed in the jail of the Coz poraton
may l9d&cly SETH wooDRooF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-23
4 Plan FOR CRUSHING OUT THE
LITTLE GIANT.
- Ne ESiss- II ne ~ " Tt1Sn~

r. Ne ESi,e, II ne N Y TvSsSn~
SIR: recommend 10 Mr.. Bucbsnan The follovtpo
plan scr crushing out" the Little Giant:
l. Let the Ii tie Giant DO fastened 10 hL seal 10 The
s. late Chamber with his head beat down and hs isgs
rdsr his deck in such as TO make It impos-
be for him to rise and let all weapons DO taken from
him IL be has any.
q Let Mr.. Estt of South Carolina, provide him
.ef with heavy club, q bowie.knife ard arovo'sr.
g. Let Dir. Kett be furnished with cody guard,
consisting of two Members Of Congress (Oas nom
South Carolina and ore from Virginia., armed 10 The
teeth.
4. Let Mr Keitt, with his bodysuard, DO admitted
tito tho Senate Chamber and let the body quad kssp
mare sough to hun to bin from oil pssoible
oarger.
S. Let Mr. Keitt ohivslrousy, but cautiously creep
Old 10 tire Little Giant and beat him ssnseess VITA he
club. Let the beating he continued for few minas
upon Ii head Of the Little Giant after he shall have
fall. upon the floor, SO ust he may be fully sub
dued."
The pan, II thoroughly carried out, would DO pfa'-
t:caI, chiva sic safe (this point Mr. ksh vii spPre-
cists-sId tfeciusl. 10 would relieve Mr.. Bcohsnss
from much trouble; would be heartily appruded b
Fernando Wood and the rest the Democratic party.
ard would undoubtedly Save the Union"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-23
THJRTY.FIrTH CONGRESS. 80. First Session

SENATE WASHINGTON, Dec. =?
Mr.. WILSON introduced bill TO secure 70 so'u ra
settlers the alternate sscSns OF an r.ro.d purposes
Mr. JOHNSON Of Tennessee Introduced on ~ -
,rsnt eysry head Of family, who Is oizen % u q,
United States, homestead a., q c ,TS ,So1
On motion of Mr. SLlDELL, reSoiua9n VIZ
adopted requesting The President to commueic ase a
record OF the proceedings Of the ssvera NaVai OoN'
On notion of Mr.. SEWARD q resolution was as
ADOPTED dire citing the Joint Committee on fna'iIs W
Inquire andrepoit whether any new PROVISIONS VI tSs
are Le TO secure the faithful perormanoeoi WIG
,Iistipg contracts which provide for accurate reports
If the debates in the two Houses. n.
The Senate resumed the consideration OF the Presi-
aeVt' s sT1ISI ssS the election took place in
s.s 1sstsrSsy. Congre ssonai action on the subject
woud soon be requred-thst Is, assuming there were
no frauds which would ytste the election. lie de-
sired that the decision Of the people OF ,ns Territory
Wbether to admit or exclude Slavery, should not be
supposed to influence his opinions. Ihe a ne
vished 10 speak the inject In aaVanco VI az po
ble knowledge here Of the character OF Tue
;a.. a. thst election He would remark in advance
ble be should feel bound to comment 90 90 =, 'to
views expressed by Mr. Douglas ne ala nov uesn SID
read him out of the Democratic psrty Ba. ne ;,ss
So that A man might by his own voluntary act, e.uo.
Nv nromotipg decoft in the party or by some o'nei
mesns place himself beyond the pale OF tue parry y.
csnlz.,ion. He hardly thought that the OLD DenSS
cratic party as such were put 70 tue W See
were any men in the Democratic party VINO ,tsu,eS
tsLe position outside Of the party, or who atteuP.ea
10 forspt discord in the party, IN return ior some
fsnced eIIevance in time past, they would 40 wen 70
remsber the fate Of every such stem9s wa'cn Vsu
Rmre, he Vas in favor of admitting Kansas with
Whatever Constitution she might present here pro;
Tided il be republican in form: The CSnv snon nsd
power to submit the Constitution or %I.nnoa ~, Ss
were Ieponsibe only TO the people OF Kansas ior ~
msnper in which they had exercised that Iight ne
desired TO adopt the productive OF tue ie@'' 0''
TO tho greatest number.
Nj DOUGLAS. in reply, said scootding 70 LIS o" ,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-23
FROM KANSAS.
stanton Calls for Troops.

ST. LOUIS, Tuesday, Dec -, 1897.
A.kster in Tbs Democrat, dated Lesvenworth,
10th inst saSs that General Lane was shot at Lee
compton On to 18th, BY "a Government official, but
dees not give bis name. The affair grew out OF q
eoltioL discussion. Much excitement prevailed
there.
A 6,patch received from townsville this morn
ing says that Mayor Russell, Capt. Van Vliet and
George n Sanders parsed down the river last even
irs, en- route for Washington. They left Leaven-
Eorsh on the 10Th inst Mr. Stanton was still
iAs as,irg Governor, and apparently with appro-
baton. Gen. Dsis ;r and Gen. Harvey hal dis
patched two composites of cavalry, upon Mr.. Stan
toms r.quistior, to suppress the rebellion at Fort
Scott, where several lives had been sacrificed.
Gen. Harvey had also posted troops at Doniphsa,
Act,sOn, Kickspoo, Leavenwortb, Lawrence and
Leoompton. 1t 10 thought that the Legitimate vote
will BE vssy small but many Mssourans are going
into Il Territory to vote, which fact taken in con-
nectien vita Secretary Stanton's removal, may
csuse blOOdshod at the polls.
ST LOUIS, Tuesday, Dec. 22-p. IN.
Karsas advices of the 10Th inst. ssy nothing
about Gen Lsre having been shot. The report is
not credited tere.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-23
THE WEATHER,

BUFFALO, Tuesday, Dec. y, 1853 p. IN.
The weather here is cloudy and cold, with Light
northwest wind.
Bosroy, Tuesday Dec. p 1857.
Rain fell heavily this afternoon. The ky il over
cast and The weather mild, with indications Of clear.
ing up this evening.
ALBASY. Tuesday, Dec. y, lS57-p. m.
The weather here is clear and cold strong west
wind is blowing, and there ale indications OF cold
term" --
PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday, Dec. q, 1857.
The weather here this evening i. mild, cloudy and
windy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-23

gave ttis east:
Tts F~.,~a-e. II r., -Ss,A Roe IT,, tes-sa<- No
teu rcSie ecocoe besoos the Gssmsa sol
ckosee
JoacHIsssEs, seq., ssths Hebrew Bsssvalsas
cccie'y. gave.
Ths hev Er,asS Ss,v Of Nee Ysk-ooa ol The bisstss
Jews "A th, efEAxt da.eu CT ofyss seaoycisot 800
eties
II. 7Ae WOr~ n gss E.0a- S-rhslr .irtas ard ss.s ssp
p 81 u ,ib.rs in every gloom and DISASTER a7f ohsessA
az en essa As sssncsHl prosperity and sosy No ass
tue.
Drunk with oAssrs- Responded 70 BY MATTHEW
HALE SMITH.
Scrgs ard ve,rnssee sosa pro!or ssd the festivities
fsy iuto the small hours.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-23
ARRESTS on THE CHARGE OF FoRGgR'

PHILADILPHIA, IuttuBY DEC ~ IoJ'
Charles NJ. Ottinger and Samuel Seeds were he'd to
bail this afternoon in the Of - 0c0 each, the
charge Of forging the Of Wilson Ager to large
number Of notes Of various amounts. Those known
probably have been sold in the intericr and in New
York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-23
TELEGRAPmC COMMUNICATIONS; !,

ST. JOINS, \. F., Monday DEC. y - -,
After a Suppression of teleersphc con. LUZ .",
with Nova Scotia and the United States tor ing No. -
fourteen days in consequence of the inPos7.g =
renairpg the line at the crossings Of MYERS WEI
yss swept away by the recent floods we have Jus'
succeeded in repairing damages and confidently ON,
t;ejpa,o daily Communication with New-Ioik for 'n'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-23
THE CASE OF DONNELLY.
ARINrON. T1afdAl

,r AALsroH, T1etoa7, Dec. y, i5oY,
tbs Court Of PaIdons ne. tods,. Petitions were
PitsLted from v sshipgtcu BrookyB, NevYotk
BUht'o: Ne1sik Ps.euon, and Monmouth County.
iigptd By 90 penons pray .ig that t5s sentence Of
ceaih agairst D0rreEy &c chsaged 10 impr sonnslt
ior lie Tie case wss presented by the coursel vhsn
the Coen adjourned uttl - morrow 10 o'clock. Don.
Dsily father and several members Of his family are
here. Great interest el. for tbs prisoner an5
sIeIton ia being made 10 have his sentence changed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-23
NOMINATION OF UNITED STATES SENA
TORS IN MINNESOTA.

CHICAGO, Tuesday, Dec. y, 1881.
At 8 Democratic caucus Of tue Legislature OF Mln-
pesota Terrtcry held on the l5.h rst, Henry NJ.
Rice and Ger. SHIELDS were unanimously nominated
for United States Selst)Is.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-23
FIRING INTO A STEAMER BY MISTAKE.
MOBILE Monday DAc. 81 1877.

The new steamer Virgins, which made der drsst Trip
yesterday with excursion patty, was ared into BY
the cutter under the impression tat she was
bound on o fllibuster expedition. No damsgs was
done.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-23
,,y,rrn STATES SUPREME COURT.

WAsHiSGTON, Tueschy DC =, Ut
Va I'll Temple boswell VS.. Enrique de Is LsuSo
=, al Areumen, for plaintiff concluded.
No. IS9Dsvid d. Wihers vs. Ns0'o" buckley o.
a.; Amos Wade vs.. Jsoob r; L'roy ct a..
r nv CONNIE. Ced for plsintd aud Continued TOE
dshEespt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-23
LATER FROM HAVANA.

NEw.ORLEANs, Monday, Dec. II, ~.
Tho steamship Cshswba from New York wa Hay Hay,
me es,b Dscember. arrived here to day. Shs reports
the sugar make, a. Havana unchanged ifS" ia ~
hand Is OOO boxes. Exchange on LonuoA 10 Oi''
Excbaree on New.York 1903 q lol.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-23
ELECTION IN TORONTO.

ToKONro, c. W., TueFcsy, Dec ., lS0.
The Toronto City election, held yestsfdsy and TO-
day, resulted in the election to Parliament OF George
Biowp, the leader Of the Opp and Rooiraon
M:rister;aliit. There has been no seriols rotng.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-23
SrNTENcE or A MTRDERER

SENTENCE OF A MURDERER.
BALTIMORE, Tuesday, Dec. p 1857.
CIsggett, who was convicted Ct murder in the Sec
months since was i6is morning sentenced to mprison
ment for ten years and six months. The motion for
new t,ial was withdrawn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-23
FIRE AT BRATTLEBORO'. VT.

BRATTLEBoEo', VT, Tuesday, Dec. -, 1857.
George Sargents barn, situated near this place was
destroyed by fire last night, together with eighteen
head Of cattle, horse several hOg' and large quso.
tty Of hay ard grain. The burning was the work OF
an incendiAyy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-23

MEETING FAVORABLE TO WALKER.
NEw.OBLEASs, Monday, Dec. u, 1881:
20 Nicaragua ia be ginning to show itself here. meet
inp OF oitzeps is called for tomorrow evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-23
FROM THE PLAINS.

ST.. LouD, Tuesday Dec. u Io0''
An arrival from the Plains reports thai two comps,
ME. Of the fifth Infantry had met with reversss, ana
49, On. asnot AT Fort Laramie bad been threatened
by the Mormons.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-23
COMMERCIAL hDyICE,,,

ruv Nyw.HlyEH MysfTkr.-A Letter re q Cron-
xsl .ays tha. yonrg ssgs has been work NJ 90 farm
Al, Samu or at SIC Per month ard boale sbout forty
r iles rom Csomwsn, and when found vas teaching
,cbsol In Nsx.Jensy passing urder - zane OF hog
sous WOES with Sugsnis daughter ct the barn, .s1
hacked Der dosr hat abe caIe'l fcr help and ter
noiLtr coupg TO tie bsrr be e I'VE Der Ia ne ssme
vsJ; Ergen. ihsp sppe.red a. threatened ls"sS ~
,hs s,me story which Ssge D. Jwttsls. The only VI.
psss sesrst Nsgert, BeHsc the sailor, s.?s GOV shss
Re ssw no ore murdered. ,rd that his object vas 70
obtain the reward Of 1914 THIS vsgabond lag VINO
S1a 20 81 mach that Hss true, deserves 70 De harg
q. kish a, H.nar, bA gill probably spssd bis his "a
he Sac Prison r. return for bic foul and vsnio: ~
,er.rt 10 bsog EuseLt By Isury. Il IS ssd ' n,a
yorrg Ssss b.. eSeo cent 'of .ae va Ola
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-23
FROM SOUTH AMERICA.

~ the arrival Of the bark Virginia and Estsllios ~
thi. port from Bshai We have dstes from Buenos
A,res 10 Nov. g, Mcntevideo Nov 5, Rio do Jareiro
New. IL, and Bshsi Nov. 10. Everything wa qoi~
in the Rio de Ia Platte.
The new treaty between Brazil AID the Hsz ubho o.
Uruguay hsd not been ratified, and was strooqoos'v
opposed BY large party. hwS under tho coea,eers-
tion Of Committee of the LsgislatC,e.
Tie Brazilian Miniter, Snsnhos, said TO be charged
With spscis mission 70 effect league with the Ar
0ertire States against Paraguay, arrived o. Pesanhs
on the 2lst October. lie had oog pnysis ntsrvis.
with General Urguza at bis cstrsucis OIL ban 'o4e' sas
had been rsosyed vnh much cordially.
From Rio Dc Jareiro there is no news OF inpos'
t.,ce The Csntsgslls Railroad vas insrsuIs'ed o
,hs sb and tho Provincial Government receives pre-
=, AL, fr another railroad 20 rpn from Ntaerohy TO
Compos.
TIE Girls does rot appear to opprsss The Bf.zh.1
A. the BsIk Of Brazil had raised the salaries OF ."
enp!oJeSs ,,cvs
COMMERCIAL. ADvICEs. .1., =.
syhsos 10 tie Tilted states :. Z. sso rs e.
n nj. On board, sd q hso. ia Isl H. .ii.sr
f,tLow III .ls- syeI NJ No., ovscrsssg.
ESea.nss on ~ Nv Ssh f.ie. ss,ss.n: pssy.e. bud
ress trsI,aetiona FLogsIenss snt m.,t Il slciiss
M 10 SSnsney IN as cunsIoy In "of' i'H o'"-
HewYork IL0pE S.,I., 10 -g.xlcgrt-Oas stnsl ' -
hso d. bsn rot ~ tho United States Wa Aksa tse
c-ssss bsgs after sD shHss' total cam Q" Ecu az
io.ssnss ~ 49,, s-sUeAR-6ood hlts fnds bu Tsp
a 20 20 Nv a a reis Od Hssovsio sold a. Nc o. ~
,v.r sr.s.s nav $500; Ns.esss sold - ze ,slse
$3.50 Ia =. 1reIs14st60 y srroe~L Hfpss-noh Lag doas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-23
THE NEW-ENGLAND DINNER.
931th Anniversary.

BANQUET AT THE Aston HOUSE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-23

Speeches by Rev Henry Ward Beecher Vim. N.
Eyarts Rev. Dr. 0sgood, and others.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-11

Of sixteen rooms, arranged for two tenements No q
on North side Of said street with the lot Of I69OO square
rect o. land which vii be sold together or in two lots as
sna eSt sat purchasers Said estates under mort
cages the amount and particulars Of which will be made
known a sale rare opportunity for profitable invest
ment' For particulars inquire of the subscriber
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-11

" and 90 Front str ere receiving from different -four
ing Mills, following brands Of Flour which they viii
sell ct The lowest cash price :-Quarfy Mills, Samuel z
Fly Louis Chaplin, J. C tlne. Il. Beach, hartiand
Mills, Delphi Mills Farmers Mills and many ether bran1s
with hall barrels Of various qualities sso, Corn, fy'
and Ne Beans, Butter &c. Also, Line, q merit Cal
cine Plaster Ground Plaster Timothy and Glover oeed
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-11


without any Goes BANDS PrLMEs. ORASKs, sHAVTs,
SPRINGS, LEVERS, OF GEARING of any kind, with horse
guided by bly, this chine execu les in a neal
and perfect manner the following described work. being
what is wanted by evlry farmer
LIST Burrows out the ground auy required depth
2i Drops the (as many Kernels as desired) in a
spare ut inches diameter math matically in HILL,
equiistant, in one.tenth Of a second
3d. Covers the HILLS and presses the earth as you do
with hoe.
An, Marks accurately the pasition # each HILL.
9th, Deposits, If wanted, guano puu1rette ashes lime
plaster, any common fertilizers exactly in The HILL
And On, also sticks the pumpkin squash seeds in
the HlLS at the usual distances rs now done hy hand
And this at Of fifteen cents an acre by a SIN
gle machine, and ten cents per acre by double one
ten being planted by the rst and twenty by the
second, Ia one DAY, with no force than man and
horse.
In short, it is machine which going one way plants
the Core in the Hills to make rows both ways
fact never before Performed and possible attain by
any other device.
We furnish machines at SIG and SIS each to those who
wish to purchase them for their own use.
Oar primary object is to dispose OF this magnificent
monopoly upon basis most nvr g--lo0kDg to the re-
suits for large portion Of the investment
A6ity, and Brars in this forming part the CAPT
tai,
TIE Planter is endorsed by three of the largest AgrcuI
tnral Houses in Bostan, viz JOSEPH BROCK & SON;
PARKER, WHITE h GAN VETT; and BLAKE BAR
NARD co the latter house making them on the
most extensive scale.
We guaratee each machine, if used according to the
printed directions.
call at will convince the most sksp.ical of
the above facts aud where may be found chances Of spec
uation seldom met with In this or any other country
Gan or address
HARTLEY CO.,
Corner of Friend Market streets directly opposite the
Merrimac House, Boston,
Boston, March 8, 1857. dt' mchIO
4, V rC EF "
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-11
AuCtl0lls.

A UCTaON. win he sold at Pubic Auction. on
"a MONDAY, the 23d day of March current, st
O'Clock A. M at the Dwelling House of the subscriber
better known AZ the Tharter Place, in Worcester the
following property:
One Two years cd Devon BULL; Eight Cows With
cAlt Six lieifers with calf One pair Working Oxen
years oldj Two HORSES; two Sows, with pig; Twenty
tons English Hay, two tons Straw one Top Buggy Car
az, Market y agon. two Ok agons, OK Cart, two
Harnesses, sd many other articles TOO numerous to men
ton
Terms made known at time of sale.
2. N. MERRIFIELn.
milo deod&w2wa G. ABBOTT, Auctioneer.