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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-18
BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS.
NETHAT EVERY LADY SHOULD
w KNOW, THAT
sc Hanover Street. ROstOm,


Is the place where all kinds Of DRY GOODS Of every
description can be bought for less money than any other
store IN New England We have just opened stock,
Which IS equal TO any in Boston for styles ard quality
and Tor prices please read the catalogue below defy
com eton on goods of the fabric. See my prices,
and come and see my goods.
1000 yards Canton Silks, light for 25 cents, former
price 81 ceets.
$500 yards of Canton Silks, SIZE former price 75c.
1000 yards English Striped Silks, SOC, worth SOC.
S Sads yards very beautiful styles, 63c, worth ST.
10000 yards of every style that can be found in Bos
ton, which will be sold in the game ratio
Remember that GO Hanover street, Boston,
is the only place where can be found the OLD CROWN
RoHAL BLACK SILKS, which warranted not to
break or crack. Bear this in mind when you want a
Black Silk.
sHAWLS SHAWLS
5000 shawis from IS cents apiece to SIS, which are
cashmere Long and Square sAaWlB of every grade
and quality, so that the most particular be suited.
stella sha%s Of every shade of color and quality.
With beautiful assortment of scsrfs.
1000 Capes, Talmas, and Yisites of every style.
Allow me to say that this is opportunity for ladies
to purchase R'ch Goods al Lou Prices you will see
1900 yards Of the finest DeLanes in Boston. 12kc
700 An Wool Rerages, l5o.
6OOO pairs KID Gloves, from 25 to 37tc-half price
6OOO " best in the Market for 10 cents,
BRIELTANTs! RRTLLFANTs:
casea for l2l cents pei yard-fOrme price 70 cents
With a host of WHITE GOODS.
Any lady gentleman living within forty miles of
Boston that has $40 to spend for Dry Goods save
i've of it by selecting from this stock
GO Hanover Street is the place.
All Wool DeLaines-One lot very fine for rs cents per
yard-Fith all the New styles for SPRING
VELYETS. VELYETS.
A beautiful assortment Of Cqpes and Talnnas, from
$l,25 per yard to the best made
49,
Who wants Embroideries All that do should not psrt
with their money till they have examined the stock at So
Hanover street.
II All Domestic Goods viii be sold at wholesale prices
SO as to make an object for everybody call at this
store
Remember, 66 Hanover ST., is the place.
A, ]. GRIFFIN.
N B. Every article will be solde advertised, and all
shown with pleasure, whether SOLD rnot. Let every
body come and share in these
Great Barga m
ap9 daWtf
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rents. n = - - - - >
THE CUSTOM DEPARTMENT i35i 81
Continues under the charge Of Mr.. STEVENSON Who IL
needless to add has superior in his profession and
pains will be spared to render this Department salts
ctory in the highest degree. 1t contains fine Sc
lection Of tss
VestinEs, Pant Stu6s, and COaEings,
To which all the and desirable styles will be added
fast as they appear in market. 3 sa sy s8s
Trusting by the grea amount variety, and superiority
our stock, moderate prices and unremitted application
business to merit and receive continuance Of the lib
raj patronage which has for years been bestowed upon
his establishment, we beg leave respectfully to invite
purchasers Of Clothing to examine stock before
i9king their selections.
Ea
;HILDREN'S s. YOUTHS, CLOTHING.
Ample provision has, for many years. existed in ths
y for the abundant supply of every description Of
lens Clothing but hitherto little attention has been be
owed upon Clothing for Children and Youth, indeed no
Establishment in this city has hitherto attempted the rath
difficult business Of manufacturing an adequate gen
5a assortment Of the various styles and sizes of Chill
rem and Youths Clothing, (and the want Of such an
Establishment has for long time been regarded as Sc
GUS inconyenience Believing hst city so extensive
ndimportaut Worcester has become demands at least
ne first class establishment Of this Sort the subscribers
ave been indused to establish separate and distinct
apartment for the exclusive manufacture and sale Of
/ CHILDREN AND YOUTHS CLOTHING,
AT wholesale and retail, and for this purpose a sonar
te apartment has been fitted up in the Second Story Of
ur store which is under the charge Of experienced ar
st, who viii, at all times be prepared to make to order,
uy style OF Children and You tbs Garments for all per-
ersons who may not prefer selections our stock Of
READY-MADE GARMENTS
OF which, here desire say that we intend to keep
very extensive and varied assortment Of all the best
yss in vogue in the larger cities and It will be our con
ant aim to produce Garments Of the Neatest and most
trGefsoe Form and Styie, and to furnish them at all
mes at the MosT MoDHRATs Prices possible, which
rces will be marked in Plain Figures upon each Gar
lent and sold upon the
~ e"One Price svsten,.D
As in the other departments of our business. We
ave only to add that we hope to make this Department.
'orthy OF general confidence and patronage. -
ha "A. Pc WARE s. co.
mchso d3taw&wtf 847 eras tgs554s
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r. AN @ Y O. 0 O ID S /.


IMPORTERS AED WHOLESALE DEALERs IN
ENGLISH, FRENCH, a. GERMAN FANCY GOODS,
Nos. 20 and Is Hesey street, up Stairs, betUeen
BTodIOay and Church sti eet, Ket0 York.
C0MBs-Bu 40, Rubber and Horn Back Combs, in
great variety; Twist Dressing, and Ivory Combs BUT
TONS Whalebone, Gill; Lasting, Mohair Twist, Bone
Metal, silk, Agate, &c. BRUsHEe.-Hair, Tooth Nail
&c. Linen Taread Spool Cotton, edes, Pins, Hooks
and Eyes, Hair Pins, Eastios, Whalebone Linen and
Cotton Tapes Linen and Cotton Bobbing, Scissors, Thin
Giles, and great variety of Fancy Goods and Fans &c.
all chsap for cash. dly fz8
TEVO WOODEN MANUFACTURES
IL CALVIN L. GODDARD, New York, only maufac
tnrer of the ORIGINAL STEEL RISG AND TOOTH BURRING
MACHINES and IMPROVED STEEL FEED ROLLS recommends
their attachment Second Breakers and Condensers
the best labor machinery in Wooden manufacture
The Burning Machines used the First Breakers in
all the principal Wooden factories in the United States,
Canada, and Mexico They are acknowledged to be the
only perfect machines, and indispensable to the ec0nomi
cal and successful manufacture of Wool
Each Barring Machine and its feed rolls, card as much
the Card ITSELF besides cleaning the wool Of its
and fine impurities.
Circulars explaining these machines and feed rolls and
referring to Mills having them in use, be had by ad
dressing Q. L. GODDARD,
dis d1y No. BOWLING GREEN, New BoRK.
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A. P. WARE CO.,
Would respectfully invite the attention Of their friends
nd the public TO their very extenpye stock Of Il -
SPRING CLOTHING,

Consisting of all the leading popular styles of the lea
On, together with full stock adapted to hard SERVICE
special attention is invited to our assortmentof
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pring Overcoats,
and Fine Business Coats.
CUSTOM DEPARTMENT

Among which viii be found some veryattracti1e gar
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THIS ASTONISHING AND UNEQUALLED PREP.
araton has never failed to produce growtho Bald
Heads when used according to the direction, and urn
hair back to its original color after having become grey
and renstate it in all its original health uste softness
and beauty Removes at once all souri, dandruf and un
pleasant itching, scrofua, erupons and everish heat
from the scalp Il also prevents the hair from becoming
unhealthy and falling off and hence acts as a perfect
HAIR INYIG0RAT0R AND TONIC.
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r NJ. LAM B

NJEW STOREl NEW GOODS I'LL. @
~ WARREN has enlarged and fitted mp 10 the best
tanner the store formerly occupied by WIN AhsoLD f,r
Toy, Variety, Confectionery, Fruit Nut Segar Soda
eer Oyster, Rating, and Ice Cream Saloon all Of mich
furnished In the best possible manner, and at such
rces as will ensure Immediate sale Friends and the
ubc arc invited to call aud examine my stock before
urchasing elsewhere. i tl w ~ ~ Nf ~
No. 1913 Main Street, w orceaaer. 81
% eodu JOSEPH @. WARREN
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Continues under the charge Of Mr. STEVENSON Who IL
needless to add has superior in his profession and
pains will be spared to render this Department salts
ictory in the highest degree. 1t contains fine Sc
Lection NJ
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TIE WORCESTER SPY,
7ERM5 Or PUBLIoATIoN.

Printed ana Published by JOIN MILTON EARLE, &
TzaaAs DREW a. No. 2l2 Main Street, Worcester, Mass.
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DAILY PAPER.-FOUB DOLLARS year, payable al
ways IN ADVANCE AH subscriptions discontinued at
the expiration of the term paid for.
WEEFLY PAPER.-Prce swo dollars year; 81 for sig.
MONTHS and so for thrnonths II paid strictly ia
Aivance s175 cts. year; single copies cents each.
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Children's Carriages, Bird Cages, Birds, $
Fishing Tackle, &c, for sale very cheap Umbrellas,
Palasols Canes, &c Altered, Covered, and Repaired
Pinsing in various ST les; Eyelets set Marking for
embroidery, from any pattern sent in. Also many other
Bmal Jobs done, too numerous to mention.
~ Agent for the New England Dye House, Boston
Please observe the sign of The Variety store oppo-
Bite Brnley Hall, No 207 Main street. up stairs
APT DIFF e.i aa P. YOUNG. Agent
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I'D r.. b A r RIO Ms
Magnetic PAIN Destroyer,

NASs > AAOGAO SaAhh OCStHOyCEs
EpARRoN's Manufactured by OH n MOORE,
A. Warren, Mass s. aesaf5 ssII Z
The best medicine before the public,
for the cure OF the most prevalent diseas
"a es, such as SUDDEN COLDS, s35 u
gsib Rheumatic CompInfmfa,
Neuralgia,
~ "aN Pains in the Head and Bowels Asth
DARRoN,s ma, canker, Sore Throat oholic Pains,
tts9a For particulars see circulars. r5sold
boo giiarni1I IN Worcester ~ Duah 4 Co Charleu
Clark "a. b. Green 4 Co., %. Harrlngs
ton = Go. D. Scott, James. Grern, n b.
9p Bether bee, Geo. r. epurr.--GRocERs.--
, Scott Ellis, 8. A. Pratt Div 42 o. Al
appo,,,s Kelley, Harrington 3 Ripley, Eddy &
tSAnlVNie 4oIIys E.iW. Green, L. Buahee 8 Tafk
- Son.. Il. Gridn 4 %, A. Thayer.
Drake = May. W. L. Clarke 4 CO.. A.
.ntga a II. Andrews, Div. a.. ~ ,s.-..-Is ~ ~,
.ti.s s DR.. BARRoN's Compound syrup.
for ecroiula, BaIt Rhenna FyrispsIa1
o. and Dyspepsia, has been used ~ Dr.,
f.... barron in his practice for II years, ana
has NEVER VAILED In cura bls cnsse
menlS ci 40EH8fa deod4EA lor8 sfi ai1rT -
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SPRING TALMAs.

All the ParB styles as fast as issued can be found in
our establishment made up in superior manner, and
Tor sale lower than elsewhere in the city Cloths and
Trimmings to match in all the desirable colors.
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par IRON AND STEEL.

q
~ u ---------s sasefr
IR O N sa
70 tons assorted wedish Iron. Dat and square. g
10 $ best Norway Bar Iron. IVA ss
Iuare. - - ii-T'' =
80 tons shafting Iron, from Ii to inches round.
20 " small round, and square Iron, from I-16 to 81
tons U. B. horse-nail rods. rs
10 . horse and ox-shoe Iron 81 KS t.asszi
40 = best Norway rods and shapes assorted.
~ ~ hoop and band IRON from to inches wide.
. " Lowmore Iron, assorted.
Oval, and half-round Iron W hfe giigl
Sheet Iron. 53ats aie 3
S L E e l.. egpls.lta
tons sleigh shoe Steel (SwedishJ Nae9 aE
g best cast Steel, (Sanderson Bro. b Coz @ a,a
round machinery Steel n aoF4fq9g DDS
+" English spring a" fgasd zflH6an 3
German a1 ass ra -sr5serhs .so
Bistered % @ aIna
ALSO.
Usher Norris Cast Steel Face Assvsts and
Vices. Best E'.glisk Anvils and Vices,
Horse Rasps and Files. 49, .,s4
NUTS and WASHERS AXLE-TREES and BOXES.
LIPTIC SPRINGS, BLAoKsMITH'S BELLOWSs
LAOksMITHS SEA COAL. OHIO AND NOVA
GOTTA.
GRIN DsToNEs. 'asd
Horge Nails made from the best 0. B. Iron, warranted
N. b. P. & l. are also Agents for ADRI0NAO AMER
CAN CAST STEEL. s 8tIl a -77.F
~ The above viii be sold on the most favorable terms
ythe subscribers the old stand, Washington Square
PRATT INMAN.
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BLACK SILKS,
BASQUE SILKS

Plain Black Dress Silks, after trial of six years have
satisfactorily proved in every instance to peGr tOhout
cracking. Sold only by US in this city
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WANTS.


NEILLINERS MHliners want
w ed Immediately, at BROWNING'S.
ape DIV No Mechanics Building.
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MOURNING GOODS.

In Our department devoted exclusively to the sale Of
Mourning Goods ladies will always find something desir
able Our stock consists in part Of English Bombaznes,
anew article superior to anything Of the kind ever before
produeedj Tamatins, an elegant fabric for a genteel
mourning Dress. Also, Mourning Satins, Mourning
Grape, Mourning DeLaines, Tamse CIths. Barpours,
Canton Cloths, and other desirable mourning fabIics
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full stock in all The desirable styles, and at prices
from 81 to So per yard Trimmings in great variety
match, among them are some very rich STYLES.
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NEW YORK ADTERTISEMENTS.

EVEF 7 IEOIIJO VIM TIfIh UN BALD HEADS, :
AND RESTORING GREY HAIR
TO IT'S NATURAL COLOR
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Be u ordained by the Board Of the Enetneers of the
Worcester Fire Department, as foHotCs:
SECTION 1st-I any shall place, allow to be
placed upon the floor Of any occupied by him. any
wooden vessel containing TAM sawdust or any other com
Unstable matter to be used spoon he shall forfeit
md pay dne Of not less than Five Dollars nor more than
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ID T. A, r III s ,

In Bloomsburg, on Friday, October 23d
Mr.. JOHN MCBRIDE, aged So years,
weeks and A days.
In 'Bloomsburg, on Tuesday morning,
9th inst, IDDINGs BARLEY, Esq, aged
about 10 years.
Mr.. Bark,oy, was for many years a
Justice of the Peace in Bloomsbury, and
served one term as County Commissioner.
lie lived a christians life and died a chris
Iian's, ,doath--and has now gone to reap
the reward of his faithfulpess. Ia the death
of a christian the grave is robbed of Its
victory, and death of its sting.
In Hemlock township, on last Friday
23d inst, Mr.. DAVID SMITH, aged rs
years, g months and 2l days.
The deceased was well known to this
community, as good citizen, and an hon
est RAN. For many years, he has been a
resident of Columbia County, and no one
can say aught against him. Peace to his
ashes
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M a. 4 Z I q G. e S .

At the residence of the Brides Father, in
Huntington, Luzernc county, on Tuesday
the 57th inst, by Rev L. Wadsworth, Mr..
JosrPH G. TRIP, of Madison County, N.
Y, to Miss MARY L. DopsoN, of the form
or place.
Iu ,Danvillc, October 22d, by Rev. NJ
]. Slower, Mr.. THOMAS G. FOWLER, to Miss
MARGARET A. McFuRRN, both of Blooms
burg, Columbia County, Pa.
In'Bloomsbprg, Oct. 22d, by Rcv. N
w. Colburr, mir. JAMES MERFpETE to
Miss ANN KELLEY, all of Light Street,
Columbia Couny, Pa.
Ga the 10Th inst, BY ReT. Geo. Warren,
Mr.. Mason G. EDwARDs, to Miss ELLEN
.RTCuART, both of Briarcreck, Col. Co.
Atthe Buffalo House, Lcwisburg, on
the 18th inst, JAMES B, HARMAN and
Harriet CRowNoNER, beth OF Qrangovillc
Columbia County. Pa. ..... ..
On the POD ipst., by the Rev. Wm. j
Eyer, Mr., JINKs DYER, to Miss DEBORAH
ANN CAse, both of Locust. township, Col
County, Pa.
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rey- We are now. or ought to be, enjoy.

nGE' We are now, or ought to be, enjoy
ing what is called the "harvest moon. y
About the time Of the autumnal equinox,
the moon when near her full rises about
sunset number Of nights in succession
This occasions remarkable number OF
brilliant moonlight evenings. The sun
being then, in Libra, and the moon, when
full, being of course opposite to the sun,
or in Aries, and moving eastward in or
near the ecliptic at the rate Of about thir.
teen degrees per day, would descend but a
short distance below the horizon for four
or six days in succession; that is, for two
or'three days before the full and the same
number after; and consequently rise dur.
ing all these evenings nearly at the same
time, viz. little before or little after
sunset, SO as to afford q remarkable sue
cession of moonlight evenings. AS tbi
generally occurs about the time of th'
Eastern harvest, it there got the name 0
the "harvest moon" .''lh
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ONE PRICE ONLYl

LipPINCoTT & HUNTERS Clothing Warehouse,
South West OF Fourth and Market streets Phil
adelpa. IaS only One Price Clothing SOroi fine
Cash purchasers OF Mems boys Clothing, at
wholesale and retail, can here, make their selection
from an immense stock!of fashionably cnt aud we'll
made clothing up with view glide salts s(ac tion
TO all and at the very lowest possible selling price
ma rked plain fguTes on every garment all buy
the same rice and whether they judges of goods
or not, they cannot be deceived. One uni form low
price to ask and take, suits everybody, vile the usual
mode of asking two prices and taking all that be
got, suits nobody ourts for stance
man asks SIS for coat and afterwards agrees take
Sl0 and tits equally certain, that he would have taken
Si5 If he could have got il, aud thus actually chat
he purchaser out OF i've dollars TO remedy this evil
and establish confidence in the trade, ,LIPPlNCOT &
CO., uniormbelow price on all their goods, (yery
much low the usual rates) aud viii nevervary one
cent under any eirouns ances.
Es' CALL AND sEE-u
At the soVth West coYHc of Fourth and Market street
hi IA deli lphia.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Divine services will be held in Blooms
burg, Tomorrow, Sunday, Nov. lst) at
the following Churches:
Episcopal Church. REV. II. TULI1DoE
Services at 10h o'clock, A. NJ, and at
early candle-lieht in the evening.
Metioaist Church. Service at 10 o'clool
A. NJ, in the Court House,
German Refmmed--Rev. W. .GooDRIcH
Service at 0 o'clock, A. M.
Lutheran Church. h.---Rev r. .A.SHARRETTs
Service at candle-light in the evening.
Presbyterian Church. : REV. D. j. WAL
hER..--Service at 10 o'clock, A. Nj.
s@- Rev. HENRY 'TULLIDeE, pastor O
the Episcopal Congregation Of this place
breaches his farewell sermon, Tomorrow
evening ut early candle-ight.
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HfO- "Suppose the silly nincompoop that
has got to propounding "Arithmetical qucs-
tions" in the Democrat, would tryIhs, hand
at.writing common sense, as well as ".rc-
sumo the publication of mOrat, literary
and family paper" which from his tacit
acknowledgment it appears he has sadly
neglected. We wish him success, for
heaven knows that good morals and a
sound literature are at low ebb in certain
quaTters.-Rep~bIican.
We very good naturcdly transferred to
our-columns, ,he foregoing personal abuse,
pcnncd no doubt in passion, by the Ed
itor Of the Reputlican, for the purpose of
showing its spirit and administering a eau
tion to the little peevish soul of the writer.
From the tenor of the article, VIC would in
fer, that the late election, has settled very
hard upon his mind, and he now retaliatcs
by dealing out weak doses of his malice
to the Democrat. We have always treated
the DocToR, with the fairness and courtesy
due gentleman. We noticed in the spring,
the project of establishing the Republican
in Bloomsbury. Whom it appeared, we a
gain spoke of it in terms of commentator
This is our position. But how has This
litt!c-soul Editor requited our kiudncss.--
By adding insult to injury and that con-
tinually. We nevertheless, confess that
we deplore his weakness of mind, in allow
ing the result of the election, SO much to
disturb his equanimity. Having already,
excelled our intended limits, in considering
small NG6airs we dismiss Palemon for the
present, with this advice. Should the fool
killer como to town before our next issue
we would suggest to him the .sa'po,t anc'
of making good his retreat.
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GEN. v. Best, Editor of the InteNigencer
of this place, we regret to announce is lying
very ill, under the power Of that iusdious
disease, Consumption. Mr.. Best is one of
the Oldest Printers in the State, and in the
private relations cflife, has ever maintained
a high character, and many warm and
sympathising friends mark his decline, with
painful solicitude. DanviUe american, o.
Tuesday last. 1.t.. ...a
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psrTbe Lady's Home NJ opazipe. edited

f@- The Lady's Home N Magazine, edited
by T. S Arthur and Virginia F. Townsend,
is an excellent two dollar Magazine. The
November number contains an excellent
engraving entitled Mathematical Abstrac.
tion," colored and plain fashion plates, and
variety Of patterns useful to the Ladies
1t is also well stored with reading matter.
We do not hesitate to recommend it to our
lady readers as worthy oftheir patronage
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B5n lo1kirg alone .at the gifts Of kind
Providence, tic present has been a year
Of uncxanpled prosperity. The prolific
earth his yielded her treasures with pro-
fusion and ABUNDANCE never before known
Never was there such yie'd of all che
products of the earth necessary for tie sus-
tenance Of man aud beast, as during the
present year. Tic grsnarics cf the West,
and indeed, Of every section ofcIr widely
extended country, are groaning under the
abundance which a,bcpntcous aud munif
cent Providence has showercd upon the
people of our beloved land, Never, in all
our history, has the United States, SO tcon-
cd with all the substantial elements Of
wealth as at this very moment. And yet
it is suffering under a crisis of almost un
exampled extent and severity. Industry
is paralyzed. Mcrchan are falling by
hundreds and thousands. Manufacturing
establishments are susponding operations
And thousands upon thousands of labor
ing men and women, upon the very brink
of severe winter, are thrown out of om.
ployment, with the certain prospect of want
privation, and starvation, staring them l&c
grim spectrcs, in the face.
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SWAN. & cos LOTTERIES.
MEW Awo BRnLmMr SCHEME.
Capital Prize $50. 900.

The following Scheme will be drawn by s. SWAN &c
Co Managers of the Fort Gaines Academy ,oitcry,
in each Of their Lotteries for November, 1877, At
AUG usTA, Georgia, n which city they have removed
their Principal once. =.
CLASS 81,
To be drawn the city OF Augusta G cee upne,
on Saturday, November Aii,I d51
I CLASS o.
To be dthwnin the oiiyor Augusta Geotgia in public
on Saturday, Nvemober l4th 1861.
. GLASS %,
Ic be drawn IN the city of Angus seoraiuin public
on Saturday, November 2lst, 1851.
GLASS 81,
TO be drawn tie city Of Augusta Georgia. in public
on Saturday, November 95th, 1857
ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
Fipe Thousand -Four Hundred aud Ninety P,posi
Nearly one Prize to every Nine Tickets