davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-19
Cheap Cash Store.
COREEB OF WALNUT AND FRONT STREETS,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
Wood and Willow Ware, Paper Cordage,
Roofing Material, sc.

WOOD WARE.
On pkgs cOv'd Buckets I125 doc Band Boxes;
So dozen Bail Boxes; 200 " Hames;
20) Tubs, pain ed; Il 800 Zinc Wash Boards;
81 doz Vanished and Three 5000 Pillow andes;
loop Buckets; 20 nests White Pine Tubs.
IA doc white Cedar Buckets 800 sssted Liquor Kegs:
SOC pTes Half Bush Measures IS Nest Boxes, varnis
z doz Pine hurns, assorted geo Painted Tubs
10 nests white Cedar Tubs; 1875 dog Wen Buckets ass'tee
BASN E>E WARE.
2o Willow Wagons common 200 nests German Market dc
So Carts. 100 a9s Fssd Sa,ESi.in,sor
z Empire Cabs: go dozen assorted Marke
goo extra a }sdoz Children's Rattan an,
1ht dozen WiiOR and attain Willow Chairs;
Tick Raske,s: doz ass'ted once Chair,
"a tan and Willow, very nice and cool for SUNNI er.
hlso-Clo: Hampers imported fancy Rasket; Work Fru
Flower Stands. AlsO-wiow Work made TO order.
FANCY GOODS.
100 doz Feather Dusters: 100 bales Alicsnt Mats;
500 ass'ted Shoe Brushes So Lutte Fqrk Skeleton
Is Rocking Horses; 25 doz Toy Air Pistols.
CORDAGE, TWINES, &C.
ln0cois \ and y inch Manila Rope, $50 feet;
10 coils coils Z to 8i iDa do do do $50 do
25Terls Bed Cord and Plow Line Manila;
$50 doz Cotton Pillow Lines and Red Cord:
100 log Hemp Bed Cords; I1OO bales Carpet Chain;
10 lbs Broom TEine Hemp; 5ooIbs Wool Irvine.
rs 'ales Batting; $50 reels Henp Packing
so " Wrapping Irvine; $50 " Jute Rope;
PAPER.
SOC bundles Prund) langerman's Wrapping Paper;
[ 500 - Mcgregor's do DO;
9, 100 reaTs Lockand do do:
$50 Tea Paper; IS reams Shoe Paper:
IT'S Ham - 20 " Batting do;
10 lbs Roofing do dry; t5ooOIbs Roofing do satuted
CANDLES. &c.
ST Candles, Lard Oil Opal Candies, SteaTne Candles
StaI n, GeI man Soap, &c.
iRpN BOUND EGS,
stock assorted sizes for Druggists and Liquor Deal
ers' Use, constantly on hand.
CTTTRNS.
Din Churns IS 90 24inch RED Cedar do 90 % do
Ger do l6, Is, 20 % do PAINTED do 20 22. 81 DO
Bra sHoop do - " Z" do Barrel do 10, IS, 20, % DO
HAIES.
Oiled Root, Black Top and Blue do
Steam Bent Top; PIsuk Top;
Pr sale by s. n. BARRETT,
msy14 cor. Walnut and Front SITS. Cincnnati,O
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-19
EAKEIEY, CONT CrIONAltN.AC

On Ribs ROBE ETsoN, uste Of the Gran Of J. G. A c.
- sheron, broaus reet nunues he business A. No.
II, NJ Tket street, tOpositr Norris rtrauonsJ uhfre
he Is prepared ~ al all order m All the
oraLe OF Bakhg IoufectonaTy Ae., 81 lic he may
be faV1 rrd. HIS mztera fEcsh ard OF a Quail
~, a. be haters umsah that hr give Oct er-
feet tfac i'm. Re sci D who'eaIs or retail aud
order ON distance oBct u. lie returns graft ]
thaLk for tn large patronage has her, received
ans p adges himself 70 merit oouTLuaUce Of "a. same
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-19
Painting Establishment.

DUtLpERS, Honsehoidefs &C. requested take DO
- tcc that The Undersigned having made he necessary
arrangements, and scared the serves Of competent
gorEnlen, is noW prepsredfo take
LARGE CONTRACTS
Ia ha line OF his yOcztion auits various bFRnehes
In The department Of HOUSE PAINTING. the subscriber
prepared execate sith The greatest pramptaess an
eontrats however lare which be rendered. style
zna apGn shch cannot iz % give -stIsfRcsion.
He also prepares 20 execute all manner OF StGN AND
ORNAAENfAL pain ING. o RAINING AND Ma ABLISG
hAynE that department MS services 81 most
expert aud experencst Artists.
The subscriber request persons having Ia hls
line give aim eau beioFs making nsAi aFrzag~m~a
E Z. FLEMING
10. 0s unlon 81, between casrry asd saansr.
T. a.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-19
LEGAL NOTICE.
MANSON NJ. BRlEN & M. N. BRIEN JR.
ATToRNEYS AT LAW,

Chee, No ~ West side Of Cherry ST. Coopers Building
formerly occupied by I'd xvi ng.
/ HAVE taken col artnerrhin my son. n RRrry In
tie practice OF Law in al the Courts Of David COZ
-. 'ne or both can generally be found in he on ce
Pre- mpt aud especial attention given 70 securing
and collecting all claims. Money awaysread, vhrn coll
lectea)
have been constantly and regularly eugsFedn nv mo-
Jessie 10 the Mountain srist the tweuN
and ell conuuue 10 end securing coilsctinV ii
ciaug inuusted TO my 90 the counties Of Cannon
Deka b, White fentress OyeFton, and Jackson
havs general acquaintance with the merchants And
busin-ss men ia th0-e counties.
The Merchants Of Nashville and Of other places might
Ind 10 their interest with q relation there.
re'er TO any and ali per.ons who knoE me, for M
AblIt ADD pTompJ attention 10 business.
ma chilly MANSON NJ BRIFN.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-19
Stealth of American Women.

Health Of American Women.
| From the Ee,O York Daily NeaOs EDITORIAL
eve desire m call attention letter irOn Dr.. Josh
Bridge o. sThe Health OF Arercan Women, in another
coup He treats the sub ject in able manner, and his
skin and medical irdgro NAV he relied upon"
From the Albany Morning cypress.
s,rshaT' Uterine Cathocon has proved to he t1IIy
varale Is it cIaed tn he in manv severe test made
~ medic Al re- tIenpn and others Dr. BRIDGE is regu
pbrscsn Of very fine attainment man or great i1dg-
uent and criinaton, judicious and highly success
f1 in all diseases, especially those OF "o1 en-
and children"
NIsrsrar's Uterine Catholicon vt certainly all
III discs p for vhfch e g. rcco"'r7e" ded.
ss'rbere isr O r edicne Ike It in tNis coTutrv"
,Tr the worst cases e ~it1 WarshalPs Ute
rInc CathoIcon j. p GER ai7 and Safa remGiv"
MkRsEALL's UTERINE CATEOLICON
IL unhesi stingly offered relih'e remedy for al hoe
complaints 70 ~hich ovprv is liable, ard which
gra6usv affect mind we'll the bow. ~ thai "a
think 'aT or work alike Sor'ce Of suffering
not If ir,9ssfbiiitv Lmonr the which he
CAV oIcon il edy Failing Of fhe Wo-7h. "hi
SuOu esseJ Irregular Paint Wen IT ation Boa 1G
Trflmmafiop and Dissa~es Of the Piinevs FT07rv
Organs Retention Ilcontiner OF U-ine, Hear'brrn
Cos~enes @Seryou suess Fantiugs Plantations, ranp
Disturhed Sleep and all trouble organic or athletic
coed with fhe uterfoe o~vans.
LFdies Who are troubled n OF he abo syr1r
tome cr With soire liver comps int, invited
End relief NarshalPs Uterine Caholcon is
cpe It's ingredients have been mSde lnown TO
Eedics.l College, ard they At the service OF anY
able Dhvscisn - che rorntrv-
TIE price Of AARSHALL'S UTERINE CAIHOLI-
CON, Is one Dollar and a HIlf per bottle
ALEX. NJ A3KF, ZTF,
Acent Grafenbarg Co.,
Oer2t. For Tennessee Alabama and Georgia.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-19

] '''''l'Fr aud Carriages boxed Sfb.r
/ &C IS NOT erur eva.tf: alto Carb-,s Of 49, I
ot,rT Chemicals, Will he cha red n sor ~ a. y's o,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-19
rL IRORNE'S NlC INE MORRIS.

-
WE attention ~ Falraaf OnDanier, ~ers Wsnr.
fact r-rs and all pc d-,irols Of asios II
no re 200 rIscSiuerv, such sFEAN ENGt SEs ar
~ - Of every Re e-rtio1, EA7TNs CiR.W els o.
ih@ tianrovei aaterBN SAW NILLs PIT - &c. &C..
+ resp-ctf ~. called 20 this Establish
inc RAPIDLY the pre- Is % fae Sahvilis
featuring COMPANY. intend 70 on the iueSs
fully lie before and Aa read 10 take
orders TO- MgcSiaerr auA Gazing We have aIrea
eraions ia biaehs ~ in shop ard seiler-
yard, shA give Immediate satisfotion TO old
We experienced Neehanie~-ssch OF u PERSONAL,
attending 20 his deptTtue and thus shall
able sol erioT lover than here
"a ths city. We shall ever piece Of
At this Establishment, and awe roc d and
personal attention every order lefg Office has
hore gcncrai faction, and be
friends Of hone anulac NJ. JAFkER 3 CO.,
Claiborne Machine WORKS, SaShs lie. Tenn,
luns2--ts late Na-hyile Narf 20.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-05-29
ITlm Tl0 TlUTII NOW 0TDoT.
DON'T ATTEMPTTOO MUCH.

Attempting too much, or, beginning TO
build without counting the cost is the bcsct-
ting sin Of a great many people, and the eau
ton above written, is as often needed by the
farmer, as we'll as by the mombors of any
other class in community. For the more we
see of farmers and farm management, tho
stronger is our impression of the great need.
upon four flths OF the farms OF the country
of a concentration Of expenditure in labor
and capital. Tho country system of expan-
sion, Of '' covering deal of bread with a
very little butter prevails; the farming is
laid on thin, the ground is "run over car
lessly in the make do way of working (shirk-
ing rather,) when, for any reasonable profit,
it should be farmed well and thoroughly.
Look again, before you pronounce this
harsh statement. Is it good policy tocxpand
the labor Of putting in a crop over six acres,
when at the same cost, like result may be
realized from three OF four; That is, put
double the labor in preparation and culture,
and twice the manure on an acre, and, taking
out additional rent and taxes you must pay
were you to sow two acres, You will get as
profitable a return in the first instance as YOU
would in the last, Which would do you the
most credit as a farmer? VIII you be con-
tent with thirty bushels of corn per acre. at
an expense o. perhaps, ten dollars Wnen' by
adding labor and manure to the amount Of
five dollars more, you may have moro than
double the Quantityof corn Win you grow
inferior stock, with the same care and food
when by larger outlay at first. you may
have the best-thoso always saleablc at good
prices--while the unimproved, scrubbv ami
mails, scarcely find purchasers at any price
You will not, if you consider the subject
carefully and understandingly.
Think over the matter, and don't attempt
too much The moro land ono works on
the " sprcading-it-thin system, the poorer he
becomes Call in your interest money,
draw out your " bank deposits" and en-
brace your whole farm in thorough course
of culture. Drain manure, cultivate wcll
keep good stock, suit your labor to your land
but still heed the caution; " Don't attempt
too much
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-05-29
agricultural.

We aotico that there is more than the usu-
al excitement in regard to the probable price
-of this years clip of Wool The opinion is
generally prevalent among the iatmcis that
the price viii be seriously affected by the
operation of The new tariff, which makes all
wool free that costs twenty cents or under at
the port OF ombmkaton. 10 invoices are
honestly madc this alteration viii not mate
rally affect the finer woods that have hereto
fore formed the bulk of the production i'm the
United States. The competing woods arc Che
Australian. and part Of the South American,
which correspond to our morinocs. Those
woods arc now comparatively higher in Lon
don than in New York so much so, indeed,
that il will be an object for manufacturers to
purchase our woods at prices in advance Of
last year.
The change which has been going on in the
farming of the older States since 1870 has
been more marked in sheep husbandry than
any other branch. From 1910 to 1850 the
total increase in the number Of sheep was
not far from five millions, while the decrease
was about three millions. leaving the actual
increase at only some two millions in the ten
years, whereas by the natural law of increase
the entire stock should have been at least
doubled The decrease was in the older
States. most of it in New England and New
York, and almost entirely in hno-wooled
sheep In the State of New York alone,
since $780, the decrease exceeds four millions,
and there were not as many sheep in this
State in $50 as I'm 1921 Since 1850 There
has been no sensible increase in any State
while there has been during the last three
years o decrease in Ohio aud Michigan But
the lowest point has probably been reached
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-05-29
pcrcrrro arLlrIcs.


deficiency
'' '
Llc.crrc0 1rllClcS
O1H le Rf,enHa Ohio Democratic
ANIIDOIE FOR THE WESTERN
FEVER
LEAVES FROM Shy IOWA JOlRNAL
10y vrrry rrNNooD.
,f,rr, tt 1912
No.o,,,J of -,i,,,,f, .,,,i,,.,I Ian. n,,..'I ..c
tib s,,,,di,.. o....,,. .,f. .,..T.
.,us or I;.,,,.l. .;,.,Il.l.tl, t.u..p...
,,,, ,I,r i,s,,., ,,,., tI.,..t..,. ....r..,..
r,po ..,,,n L.,... a., moot tf. C,J
Iv. i,,., ,.,.,,,t..f ANAL, 1, fi.. p.t......
Cr,,.,o Simon. TO-. i,..., l.o.,, (, t,,. xxi .,,
,,,.o rt. A., 1...,Lo e.II.,r t, I...,
.,;to nj, o,t., an n... .,.f.s.
..,,,,. n..ttl ~. ,t.T
Il. r.,,I;,,,. ,.r l.at, ..,l f-r l.:'
,,oariI, n,', on l,o .I'..'i.i, ,.,.;-'. n
D,ntc coaI.l l,,.. ,,l.i'.l ,,,,,.,,,.I l,....,,
bisI;.t he ,,;,l., t,,, ,t,. .,l,,.,
prorio. without any, .t,,co f.,,,, nj. ;,,,,.
inotin, ~, ,,,.. s.., i.,,,'.;,'. i
Josrr;,.,;o ,,,',. ,.''.,
'",
..I'.. - e.
5o,,,t,,,iI. a.a.',,l ', m,a .i.'''
Al .aL -
c,r, ,,.;,i i'i.t ,.,. =, I'm H.. 30,
,,ro,,,,l t,.. ;,.,L L',''.I t..,..
,..n..9,;.... 11
~. - ~, -, ", ~ .''
~, NJ ,.,'9'....l -. e.
so,.or;t, ~ ,i,, 49,. 49,
,,;sorailo ,,,,,,,,.,rso,t W IL -.
- al ~.
LL a'1 ''''''
XII, t,.a.f.-7a - .,. gnu '''' '''
an ~ I,,s,ri,1 I - a go.
l:,' 49,
,,or-,,'tad ,,';,l, L,,,'t,. ~ i.,'l, fct;i;,..
~ al o,,d ,,la-;n,,s - ,.;.L ,a',
iators bod IN s,,.aIlo,,. a. an a., 900 ~,
n,oir vi, AMI -, 81. p,.t
,,.rnn,. c,ol;r,. e.. e77,,1, a.l .. 100
,.,,,..3la r ~. :, .,;n 49,.
sNf"iai,a H., ., wan .''
c,, ,ho I,,o ,..;....,;',, ~ c..I,'.,
500 he r,,,,,,,',. Sc -. I;,.s n
l,,.l ..,I:I. ..II't,.
oJ ,r,i,io c.a ,'''', -,
,c,.
1toro ,..,,,,,1,., 1,..., ...t,.,,.
or a., -. -, 49,.
mem, ',,,,.t.n. NLIl .-.@i I'm.
..t ~. '''',
and dies amid the baying of hounds, and the
shouts Of tho excited hunters. ] shouldhayc
had the door buried with theaccustomod hon
ors, but my rhapsody was interrupted by the
cackling of those vicious hens iu the collar.
No patroou or landlord in this township, can
afford to build hen roost, or stable either,
for lumber is worth from $50 TO 500 per
thousand | might say all they can get for
il, for most of men leave thc' conscienoos Che
other side of the Mississippi. So through
the cold weather. mother has pvt her poultry
in the cellar. Every time She opens the door.
out pops a hen, anxious for sunshine. and tail
feathers spread for liberty Worry provoking
TO the old lady's patience. and annoving 10
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-05-29

A Washington letter says that samples of
sugar from the Chinese Cane and alcohol dis
titled from the juice, have been shown at the
agricultural bureau of the Patent Office, which
places the question of its eapability of crys-
talization beyond all doubt
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-05-29

6cllc 'ao e,pciot Of MI ,ronJor.lo,in,, conn
trvmcn IL is certain that mo data oxist ON
which t,o predict,d c,ll;.;,,, If , como, With
onr oartb can Lc f,nndod and mn inti,,,,ion
NJ s,cl, nm o,ont bo, .,,,,,.,r,'j IL, rc.,,,,,,
.il,lo scicntigc r.riod;cri
ON sc;cneiGd ioc,nr,rs and ,,o,,,.i,, ,,.r,,or.
soon, o,,ito me- ,,nci, ,,i,,,, A. to ir,crt;or M
eiIos NJ ti,, ,ll,. l,,r,l, r,,,lio .,,,i.. and
n,it MS ,'iliin, f., en1 W., .., H., A., n,,d, ino
l,,'- ~ -, ~ d, ..'i,.f''... ,,..I.
.t..l 80 .,.,,,,..,.;,,. .i,, ,os.tt ,,..,..
t,t,l... AMI lrstrn, 9;,ios thc,,,ro,ilf lolrg..
and i,a ,,no,,t. ,l,,. tto b,,d. of f,,so '9c.
.Ic.ti3I ,ziii.l.. +s,....i.,,' ,t..'c,,,,.,.
sn;o,co ~. .,,.,,.., ,,,,,,,,o,r;sos ,,;a
iii "'.-
~. ,,ta, '.....t,,,, ,- ,,,.,,l,. c,b,i,i,. ~,
- n.,... ..,n ,.,,tI;'LlI c'.,- w.
..-..', 5l.i c.,, -, In. w..
..f...i - n.. -. 1s
49, 80 - ~.
pi.:..l. ...5 .i...,..i; go, .i,'.. W. D'.
49,, ,i,.J ,,,.i'..,i,.i
i..i'.' oi'' ''' -, i...i
i..i..i .....,' 49, i.'.'.
..i .i..'i i -
NllH ttla0 WNit ttt"Nbh tNI 't"NtN"hH 90 l'p-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-05-29

FARNrNG IN NEW HAMPguRE-The
Manchester On. H.. Democrat says a change is
taking place in the Agricultural industry of
that State. 1t remarks
The tendency Of things seems to be to
make New Hampshire moro exclusively a
grazing State The immense number of
young men who have sought the more fertile
fields of the West, or some other avocation
at home, leaves a scarcity Of productive labor.
We presume a less number of acres will be
appropriated to tillage than formerly; yet the
products will not be essentially diminished
while a much larger breadth viii be appropri-
ated 10 grazing. Many Of our hill farms have
been assigned bodily to that purpose and
portions Of nearly all farms are gradually and
properly taking the same direction
Horses and cattle are very scarce, and com
mand high prices in the Granite State
SCARCITY OF GRAIE.--Ihe Chicago Irib-
'aie says the quantity Of grain to be brought
- that market the present season will not
equal the general expectation There already
exists great scarcity Of grain in Illinois and
Iowa Tho winter has exceeded its usual
length by fully forty days, and the cattle have
eaton up tbs surplus Of corn, oats, &c In
Iowa entire herds are dying from starvation.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-05-29
4aacbintrp.

w lGHTMAN'S MOTIVE POWER
W Ihebcst now In use for a small stream of ,ater
win great fan For particulars inquire by letter or ot
efNise al Waterbury VT 354m II WIGu1MAN.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-05-29
3lan an

fVAlR WARNlNG-All demands due the
lalc ilu of SrukS NPALMEN. must bc paid
TO io subscriber The books at the Store of Palmer
N nf'eIh LOOMS PALMER.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-05-29

uI.icIout t0 ro'iere thc
food la0m rising aui s,ar-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-07

Cases White Linens, slightly damaged worth e2I
cents only So cents Shirt Fronts o. 12I III 2o and 81
cents. Best Coiored Cambrics 81 cents Hest Fnpsh
Biieca 10 cents Best sarscne oambric 10 cents 100
Domforters, worth $500, for $3.50 40 oENTss
BIiAwLs, large size, all Wool, only 400 $4,000 worth
81 MUSLIN, EDaiNGs, and INsEKTINds, al your
uwn prices NJ
hi Customers should not fail to give us an eariy
nall az are determined to ciose out our entire stock
Ga WIN. LOCKE, a. Co,
Nos o I4uoQln Ionss Block, Main g. opposite
Dlson and Worcester Depot. .ilsiI $500.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-07

Bales Domet Flannels, l2B cents.
Gay Tailed tsli i1 wooi), Is cents.
4" Red tgilled Flannels, call wool) rs cents.
$3.50 va Wide White Flannels 25 cents.
Cotton Fannels, 10 cents.
BLANKETS. large size, only $500. CURTAIN MUS.
Inns from 12A cents. CRASHES Of all kinds. TABLE
DAMAsK, Beached and Brown BROWN OOvhRs
from % cents MAKING, all LINEN. from sl,26 per
dozen. BLBACHED LINEN COVERS slightly dam.
aged BY water, 5 4, only $l,0O. LINEN DOYLIEs.
large size, only 81 cents. EMBOSSED COVERS, ali col.
ors, only 81 20. n
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-07
Silks, sEn1s. sTLKs,
CLoAKs. CAPEs. TALMAs.

In this department we have Grand Opening every
day where be found the very latest and richest styles
varying id price from $l.50 up, Ladies's Cloths!
All Wool and Cotton aud Wool Ladies' Cloths in every
color and quality, cheap. Velveas, Vetvets We
are rec living weekly invoices Of real Lyons Velves which
we can sell so as to defy cnmpeton. We have also
large assortment Of Cotton yevets. which will be sold
cheap. , .s.ab ~
222 Doz. Ribbed Hose, in all co'Ors, only Is
cents pair,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-07
Notifies.

NHTLLBURY STAGE leaves the Bay state
4gA House at 10 80 A. NJ, and 80 --. .s..
Loaves hihury at A. NJ. and P. NJ dtf is
EzsssssssssSg NOR WITCH AID VVORCES-
afs TER r. NOTICE
There will he no Steamboat Passenger rtrain for New
York via Norwich until further notice. .s.---.
daily Freight Train will continue to run and connect
9Th the Steamers Of the line which viii run outside
long Island Sound until the Sound is open again.
freight will be sent forward with all possible dispatch
j D. @. g. TURNER transportation Agent
Worcester, January o. 1857 diff i2S
UNION BILLIARD HALL,
226 Main Street, Up Stairs. @
j23 dSm J. o. WARE, Proprietor.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-07
W QUILTS. QUILTS.

lO-4 Lancaster Quilts, for 81, 25. I'd Gas ~
1914 "eta =" p" 1474. sIH
l2-a Lancaster Quilts, for 1,62a
English Toilet Quilts, FIR 176.
Also, large invoice Of English, French and German
Toilet Quilts rich design, less than Auction prices
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-07

20 Bales Brown Cottons, only ct cents.
IA Cases Bleaehed Cottons, only Ct cents.
5 Cases yard wide Bleached Cottons, only cents
Gases yard wide Deachei 0otons very hn., 10 cents
"a " 12t cents
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-07
RATES OF ADVERTISING
Explanation. Eight to ten words make a lne-1o to
TRANSTENT ADVERTESEMENTS

For the Daily Spy must in all cases. be paid in advance
at the rates given above Persons residing distance
may readily ascertain the cost of airy number of nser
tions by consulting the table, and remit accordingly
u The contractor for square for year with the right
change has also the privilege Of making up his space
with several small advertisements if he chooses. Larger
advertisements at the same prcportionate rates.
u Advertisements inserted every other day, Or on
special days, two thirds Of the above rates. Advertise
ments ordered inside all the time SO per cent advance
Special notices, rs per cent advance.
Loaded business notices. in reading columns 10 cts
Inc for one insertion.
Notices of Funerals rs cts. Obituary notices. in ad
dition to the record OF the death, cents per line.
WEEKLY PAPER. One square, weeks $1,0o. Each
additional insertion 20 o. One square months $780,
One square, year, $500
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-07

1 sent one Of my circulars to an Editor in Georgia
and he gave notice 10 his paper like the following:
" Mr.. Monroe sent one of his circulars and will
just say to my readers that whoeve Of you are out of
employment that Ar. Monroes business IS good bust.
pessY and money be made of it by any one who
engages in 1t, for it is no humbug." d3m ds