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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-27
Nlm ADVERTISEMENTS.
% p E N I N G.
BRYANT * C0nPANY's
Friday Morning. Feb. 27th, 1857.

We shall opon very choice invoice Of
French o gsR ud5 MnsIjBs. in Chintz colors.
French OFga si MusIIus, in Brown, Purple
and Wool Co1ors
French JaconeIs, in Colore1 Ground
French Jsconets, white grounds, small figures
FreHcEs PeTcaIes, in colored grounds
French PercaIes in white grounds.
French Prints, in white grounds.
Wove Silk, Wool Berage P obcs, with Chenele.
wove Silk Berage R obes. very rich
few patterns Of real. French PopI5us.
All Of which Of the best class of goods which we
shall offer this Ladies wishing to select beautl
full dress for the coming summer should not a to give
US an early call. G. P. RRY ANT co,
f27 d&wtf No Mechanics Hall.
ENRENCH PRTNTS.-A ehoice as,crtrrert If
q FRENCH PRINTS lust received at the City Store,
f27 da }. II, CLARKE < co.
EVR ENCH BRILITANTS FOR 70 t-2
y CENTS.-An assortment o the above goods just
received at the CITY Store, 14S Main street.
f27 dt !. H. CLARKE & co.
nj e w 30 * for SALE By
Il. BAKER &c CO.,
1S4 Main StreeE.
Love after Marriare bv Mrs. Lee Hentz.
-Four ars on the Pacific Coast
PoetiGal Works Of Horace and James Smith
Annual of Scientific discovery for tSs7
Humorous Poetry Of the English Language Full Tur-
key Antique.
Anst nv an5 Physiology Of the Horse.
Moral Philosophy Of Coultship ard Marriage
The Wigwam snd the Cabin, by Stnms
Hand Bord Of Consumption, by ". W. Han.
The Golden Legacy.
Lena Rivers
Recollections Of a Life Time by s. G. Goodrich,
nGre, by q Stroller in Europe
Ksthie BrgDde; or resi- lie History of Quiet Life
Old Mol and little gnes.
0imsteads TEXAS Journey.
new and SPLENDID assortment of God Pens, Pen
Cases. Silver Pencils &c.
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Respectfully inform the citizens Of Worcester and vcu
ny ihh they have org 4nizsd Band with the above title
ara havnF procured complete set o. German Silver In
sTumeIs; also. lot Of nsw and popular music which is
now 10 rehearsal will eBde4voF merit hope to re-
ceiSe a share Of public patronage.
u. ARBULKLE Leader and Director.
"A dim ISAAC FTSKE, Clerk
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Q L Q T TT I N G.
Alpine Hair Balm.
FOR RESTORING GREY HAIR TO ITS oRIGINA


Warranted to Cure Badness scurf, Dandruf, Itching
and all diseases OF the Skin This Balm gives the Scalp
and healthy action; restores the co0rinp matter to
the roots of the Hair which passes through he Hair and
gives it natural ceor without the OF Hair Dye.
Hundreds of prS variations have been introduced pre
tending preserve the Hair and keep it from falling off
composed OF OILS Alcohol and ct deleerious materials
and all 10 no Hair Dyes have been introduced that
do not give the Hair natural color besides being trouble
some TO use. This Balm is not Dye. Knowing that
preparation was need to do what required for the
Hair the proprietor iYduced to erimen until be
could obtain an artic that would be he exact remedy
and ter seven years trial he has perfected this Balm
1t is soothing and emalient allays all irritation Of the
scalp, THEREBY stopping that troublesome itching. It
cures Dandruf and Souri, and when the Hair has turned
gray it will rin back to its original Color be Black
Brown or Auburn 1t makes the Hair soft and glossy
prevents the Hair from falling of will be seen upon
using this Balm for only few days-f will be given to
the roots OF the Hair, and growth will appear
GroTth does not take place at the of the Hair as will
be seen in persons who have their Hair dyed II you ex
anime hair that has been coOredfor week you will find
wards the roots that the hair has out gray hence
is essarY to have the fluid at the roots of the hair
healthy that the whole hair may be natural color Each
hair has root in the skin and is Of itself hollow gray
tube through which there constant circulation the
pigment from the root, When this pigment or colorng
matter dies out it leaves the hair hollow and becomes
gray. To invent Balm that would produce this pigment
has been the study of the proprietor The discovery of
the Alpine Hair Balm will do it. 1t will bring the hair to
its natural color by makinganew the colorng
the roots OF the hair.
4 mis-, asas see; tasA "a
hNr, as nothing can be more injurious. The Alpine
lir Balm will the skin and save the hair of
those who have been sick with fever or any disease
Prepared by c. A. MASON Providence r. l.
For sale by all Druggists.
D. ?. IVES co so Milk street, Bostan, sole Whole
sale Agent Tor the United States and Oauadas
AGENT 10 Worcester, j. Q. HILL, Mechanics Block.
j26 dom
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DR.. Harris. Dentist, having associated with him.
self DIR. TRACY (who has been engaged with him for
the last Ave years. hereafter the business will con-
Quoted, at the old stand of Dr. Harris the Of
July /, 1856 HARRIS & TRACY
The undersigned are making ARTIFICIAL TEETH
with the latest improvements, in every STYLE and the
first quality.
They also give special attention the treatment of com
plicated diseases of the teeth and mouth.
From the great success they have had in filling teeth
after the nerve has exposed they warranted
in assuring the public that great number of the trou
besome teeth condemned worthless their method
Of treatment be restored to health and usefulness and
heir natural beauty.
Persons that have had teeth treated by their method
SPEAK with great enthusiasm of the lasting benefits and
comforts derived from it,
All those wishing operations in Dentistry, can have
them performed in the most thorough and scientific man.
ner, at HARRIS & TRACY's,
jy1 DIFF 1853 Main st,
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CLEARING OUT SALE
At he ONE PRICE
CLOTHING WAREHOUSE

The Stock of WINTER CLOTHING now in store, Is
unusually large, and muh Of it Of very superior 1ua-
ity and the being fer advanced THEsE GooDs
MUST BIZ SOLD SPEEDILY, to make room for brilliant
Spring Stock the manufacture of which is COMMENCE
ed. To secure rapid SALE
WHIT Err GARMENTS
Are narked doyH to first COST and in many cases con-
siderabiy beioW cost.
Our stock of 0VEBCOATs, especially, is very large
aud contains, BESIDES great assortme of heUqy and
lou priced RAGLANS and SACKS. Also, A great
quantity of unequaei quality and style Every person
In neet Of an OveTcoat should be to examine this
rivaied assortment
LANs
All persons in want of CLOTHING, of any description
from pair Of Drawers to avy Overcoat are invited
TO give this notice especial attention. and purchasers
may confidently rely upon the good faith of our repre-
sensations in regard to the reduction prices which, CON
sdered with the quantity variety, and superior quay
our stock, constitute Inducements Rbundanty sufficient
to compensate every purchaser Of
O L O II H I N G.
For visiting establishment and it is believed that
money can now be invested Clothing Of our Stock
to better advantage than any other property in Wor
cessr. To test thus please call earliest convenience
upon A. p. WARE & Co.
16S and 10 Main street.
Worcester Jan. 9, 1857, dtf i9
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Consumption can be Cured.

by DT M.'s great improvement in Med
patents are put t. the trouble and expense of
Visiting himi it is only cesary to state their Name Age
occupatou tune sick, Shsre most disease is pain and
Nlere Humors or not, Cough tight otherwise matter
ilsea, appetite sleep, strength state Of bowels these
Er ulaIs are all that is requisite to know which with
10 enclosed Six Dollars to Dr. Marshall directed to the
nay state House Worcester will give the Patient by re-
urn OIL express @edcioes for month"; Inhaler to
use lhen in, together with full written directions
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MAlERIkD-
DIED

In this city, 25th, by Rev Isaac H1r sford Mr. Sam
ul R. Eulard to 3lss Hannah Wade, both of Framing
ham
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DIED
In this city, 25h, suddenly Mary Cornelia youngest
daughter OF ii and sophrouia A. Try, 2 years 7
Hunt, AZ.
Funeral this morning at O'clock Friends Are invited
In CHICAGO, 18th of typhoid fever Emma Dora daugh
ter OF Ransom and Harriet A. Richards, formerly of this
CITY, yearl
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NAONSUN ACADEMY The mkt Term Of Is
lVA eks will commence WEDNESDAY, the 18th day
Of April. Parents who wish to have their sons and
daughters surrounded by nueuces regarded highly IA
vorable 10 intellectual and moral improvement nyit
cd to patronize the school. JAMES TUFTS,
f23 deod3W&w4t Principal.
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NH ACHINERY FOR SALE.--The MoNsON
IVA and BRIMFfELD MFd.C0.OIer for sale all the Ma.
chnery In their Factory in Monon, consisong Of 70
Looms, Mules, 800 spndles each, Dressers, all not
very old and in good orde also inch Cards and Whit
in's LappeTs and other preparation which more
They would prefer to sell II all In lot and would give
long payday for whole Of IT, with good security AID.
ply to A. W. PORTER, Agt Monson.
monson, Feb ., 1867. d2tawtAprl IA
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M EW STORE AND NEW GOODS!
Having disposed Of our stock of
EmbroijeTies and, Haberdashery,
to successor at the old stanl we shall he prepared
to of our customers entire stock Of Goods w ch
we are weekly receiving from Boston and New York
markets.
There may be found among cur
NEW EMBROIDERIES,
A N ID l. a Q e @ Cd S.
some choice selections, such as
Muslin, Cambria and Ice Collars.
Muslin, Cambria and Lace Undersleeves
Nj uslin Underseeves and Collars, in SETS
Mourning Collars and Sleeves.
Cambria and Muslin Edgings and Insertings.
Black and White Silk Lace Edgngs.
Linen and Cambria Handkts
Demi Yes, some new styles.
Checked Cambrics.
Bishop and Victoria Lawns.
Velvet Ribbons all widths
Dress Buttons, Gloves, and Hosiery.
Cord and T4ssles, Threads, Yarns &C. &C. &C.
In out MILLINERY department we shall be we'll most
I'd in all the AMI desirable novelties in that branch
IS the season advances
N Our remaining stock of Millinery Goo ds will be
sold at a great discount from former prices.
LEE BROTHERS,
~ DIV 154 Main street.
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PEDAL BASS MELODEONS
" The First Premium all competitors at the Fair
OF the Mass Chart bic Mechanic Asso lat on at
the National Fair, Washington d. CT also
at the Ohio State Fair held at Co
lumbus. Ohio, awarded
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-11-19

We have it already. The Cabinet Mt
Washington hold consultations over the in
ternal police of the city Of New York. The
President of the United States, as Command
er-in-chief of the army, orders General Scott
"to take efficient measures for the protection
of the Custom House and Sub Treasury" p
Marines from WashingtaH, federal troops
from Boston, are ordered hither to be in
readiness for any emergency. -"All military
officers belonging to the New York station
are ordered to return to their quarters i'm.
mediately."
A few months ago, when the Police Com
missioners appointed by the State attempted
to exercise their authority, hue and cry
was raised against the interference OF a
"Black Republican Legislature" with our
chartered lights. But the act OF President
Buchanan and his Cabinet 10 concentrating
here military force TO protect the property
OF the United States cannot be ascribed to
Republican influences. Both measures, that
at Albany and that at Washington, result
from one cause.-the necessity OF providing
from without the city some power adequate
to restrain the rufhanism now rampant with
in it. 1t is because the Mayor has paralyzed
the Police and ut the same time has inflamed
the mob, that the State and Federal govern
ments are moved to such extraordinary meas
ures. The question whether the present
Mayor shall be reelected is the question
whether crime and riot shall abound, and We
shall be ruled at the point of the bayonet.--
The Independent.
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The amount Of city scrip now issued to-
gether with the city warrants outstanding
and the incidental expenses of the city up to
LIST Of April next, including the interests on
city bonds, the sum Of money necessary
to put the city works now under progress in
a safe condition, will amount to about $l45,-
600.
To meet this indebtedness, the city has
already the money on deposit with five OF
our bankers to pay of the January interest
the sum of $4,000. There is due upon the
city tax list fer the presen. year the sum OF
Sl02,449 II which will have to be collected
or the property sold for the same before the
Is, Of April, 1858. OF this amount proba-
bly, sic, 900 will not be collected on account
Of errors and delinquents, leaving $685.
447 II. OF that sum there will probably be
S35 900 sold to the city, il no other party
will buy it at the sale; leaving about SOS 900.
If, however, the property sold for taxes is
bid in by other parties than the city, then the
amount of outstanding scrip will be re-
duced to less than $35 ,o0o leaving an
amount so small, that If the mex, City Coun-
Gil deem it advisable they can withdraw from
circulation the whole amount outstanding,
without any inconvenience to the city.
The above enumeration Of work done does
not includs.ihe MeAdamizing, which is paid
for by special taxes, ali Of which was con-
tracted by the last administration.
Respectfully, your obedent servant,
HAWKINS TAYLOR.
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Ksssuk Assury Fs.als Seminary.

Ksekuk Asbury Femals osmtnary.
fpNHE friends Of this institution believing its
L establishment will help to meet IKE growing
wants. and be promoive Of the interests Of female
education In this city and community, have deter
mined upon iu organization.
The history of Literary Institutions in coun-
try has clearly shown that they are the most safe
ly conduct ed and kkely to pros per under the
auspices Of some branch of the christian church.
While, therefore, this institution 10 orga nised uI-
der the fostering care OF the NJ b. Church, IL IL
contem plated 10 furnish instruction without etien-
sively interfering with the peculiar religious
views OF any who may patronixc 1t.
To assist in carrying forward the objects Of the
Semiut ry, and with sincere desire to afford facil
tiles to parents for the right eduoation Of their
daughters, Board OF Council, composed Of the
following persons, has been organised:
Rev. W. H. Miller, DR.. NJ, L. Collins,
lev J. c. Smith, Dr. Thos. Smith,
Rev. NJ. 4. Shin, Dr.J. r. Sanford,
Rev :. Iaines, DR.. ST. c. Hussey,
Prof. WIN. l.. Wood, DR.. Wm. Burkitt,
Prof. r. 0. Kellogg, L. x. Hart, Esq..
Prof. H. G. Dobyns, Is. b. HinmAn, ESQ.
Capt. ii. Newton, VIM. Graham, Esq.
r. Muse, Esq.
The Board In issuing this circular call attention
TO the following facts
|. The services of the Rev. w. ii. Miller, q
graduate Of Wesleyan University, Conn.,, and a
his lady, MR.. Ii. r. Il. Miller, graduate Of Case-
novis seminary, \. \ have been secured to take
charge OF the Institution.
z. Ample accommodations for the present have
been secured in the Basement Rooms Of Chatham
Square N. Il. Church.
). We have pledged ourselves to support by all
practicable ana legitimate Efforts the interests Of
the Insl tuition.
Parents may therefore expect that their dsugh-
ters will be cared for and properly instructed
while connected with the Seminary.
HENRY NkWTuN, Pres't.
WM. l.. WOOD, sec'y.
Il. X. HART, Treasurer.
Keokuk, Nov. |, 1857.
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Chicago Dental snssyume NJ ud
stock Depot.
No. 1870 LAKE STREET,
Over Ros. a Co J, store. chiea,o

Over Rosa Co.'S Store, Chicago, Ills.
HAVING secured the sgeacy from various East
y lern Companies, the Subscriber is ncw prepared
y fnrnish ali articles In the Dental line, from
Eastern Prices.
Cold Plate cut TO Patterns. Teeth selected to
Casts aud sent BY Express when ordered Having
for como time felt the need " an estaklishment
whers could be found anything in this hne, VIC
conceived tho idea Of opening one and having had
20 years experience 10 all the various departments
II ths profession, hope 10 b. able supply the
wants Of all, and trust be literally ssptort s by
tie profession Catalogues furnished free of charge
when desired. Orders solicited and promptly 1t
tended 10. Address orders to
II. DoRI0N, Agent,
nevlsdsm Box, 3tsl, Chicago, Iliinois.
A LExANDEK'6 Kid Gloves can be found q
"A ssp2od PERiNES.
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4 ll4persons are hereby cautioned not to buy
~ Their Of tw1 promis-pry nates Of $500 each.
drawn by w r. b. Lynch rs Trustee for the owr-
ers of Elmwood, TO the order IL Rufus Wilsey,
payable in one and two years from the 9th Of DC
toher S56, with per cent interest and endorsed
Ms ful3ws "ray TO the order of Winthrop De
Wolf, Il. Wiisey ''-"Pay to the order oil Rufus
Wisv~, Winthrop DE Wolf" ar will not be held
resp sibe for that endor- cement
Nov ls 81 dot WINTHROP Dr. WOLF.
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IMPORTANT RAILROAD DECISION One Of
the most important decisions ever made by
the Court Of Appeals in this State will be
found reported in another column of THE
mornings Times. 1t relates to9the right Of
Railroad Company to lay its track through
a public street or road, without the consen,
of owners Of adjoining property-and as il
denies that right entirely, it strikes death
blow ut every Railroad in this city, and, for
aught we can see to the contrary, through
out the Sta,e.--[N n. y. Times, 10Th.
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n otsce.

Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given that Woodward Wit
IN ter. of Keokuk, Iowa, composed Of Geo. w.
Wool ward and Nathan D.. Witter, have assigned
al tn ir property and effects to the subscriber for
the benefit Of all their creditors pro rata, and the
creditors Of said firm notified to present their
reepee i've eliins to the undersigned, at Kcokuk,
on Ga b, within three weeks frnm the 18th day OF
November. 1857, at which time said signment
WAS executed JAMES II, BARKER.
Nov. 49, '5T .ibtw5t
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As Coon AS NEW BooK.--The London
Leader mentions a new trick Of the book
trade in England. 1t says:
"When, after all forms Of putting have
been exhausted in vain, book remains un-
sold, fresh title page is printed. The vol
ume formerly called sThe War in the Pun
jaub' is now called sThe Bengal Mutiny.'-
Misery a tale of appalling interest, reap
pears AS sWoe! Woen II will come out next
year as 'Eualinc; o. Ths Story Of an An
guished Heart The readers OF such books
only pcruse them to kin time, and a book
with new title is just MS good as new
book
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TALENT FOR DRAwISG.-The ability to de-
lncate objects of nature and art is not only
one OF the graceful, but most useful accomp-
lshments, and should be cultivated by every
person who has taste for it., and especially
should it be fostered in childhood. On this
subject, Rnskin, the eloquent writer on ar
chitecture, painting and the ornamental arts,
SAYS:
s'H child has talent for drawing it will
be continually scrawling on what paper it
can get and should be allowed to scrawl at
its own free will, due praise being given for
every appearance of care or truth in its eff
forts. Il should be allowed to amuse itself
with cheap colors almost as soon as it has
sense enough. to wish for Them. II it mere
~ daubs the paper with shapeless stains, the
color box may be taken away till it knows
better; but as soon as it begins painting red
coats on soldiers, striped Tags on ships, &C.,
it should have colors at command; and,
without restraining its choice of subject in
that imaginative and historical art, of mil
itary tendency. which children delight in
generally quite as valuable, by the way, ms
any historical art delighted in by their elders
il should be generally led by its parents to
try 10 draw, in such childish fashion as may
be, the things il can see and likes-birds, or
butterflies, flowers or fruit. In latter years
the indulgence Of using the eolors should he
granted only as reward, after it has shown
care and progress in its drawings with the
pencil.''
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| LAYING this day sod my entire stock in trade
l - ). A. Duke, .olicit for him the continuance
OF til liberal patronage heretofore bestowed on
inc. will be found at the old stand No 66 Main
st. To settle up my business. Persons indebted
will lease cali imme Iii tely and settle.
Aos. 10, 81. j. Is. DUKE.
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La ing this day bought the stock in trade, shop
fixtures. &c., of J. B. Duke, will continue the
bu.in, So in the old stand, and invite the old pat
rohs u the house to continue, and ones 10
coine n and get such bargains cannot b.. had
elsew acre. S. A. DUKE.
ntvs Td6t
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LILLTE'S


Fastensd NTH his Monarch Bank Lock-
UNIVERSALLY ACKNOWLEDGED
A BEING THE ONLY RELIABLE FIRE
+ and Burglar Proof Safes combined, now in
use. Hardly day passes but thousands Of dol
lars robbed from Sheet Iron ssfcs, OF arc
burnt up, and the contents destroyed, while Lii
lies Safes, which have been severely tested both
by IRE and thieves, stand before the public
UNCONQUERED
A full assortment Of Lille . safes can be found
At TILLINaHAST, LANE 4 BuEL's,
nov4d Sign Of the Brosdaxc.
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The following special communication was
made to the Cry Council on Tuesday even.
ing hythe Mayor. On the same evening a
resolution was adopted BY the Council requi-
ring the Treasurer Of the city to cancel all
city scrip paid into the Treasury for taxes
and other purposes. This policy faithfully
adhered TO, will soon retire the greater por.
ton Of the limited amount issued and keer
city scrip at par in all domestic transac.
tiuns
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ME woald respectfully call attention 10 our
w large and we'll assorted stock Of Hardware,
Cutlery, duns, Ac. which oifsr TO the public 1t
prices that cannot fail TO please. All in wnnt Of
CUTLERY, MECHANICS TOOLS, HOUSE
TRIMMINGS, HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
such ~ spoons, Forks, Britanpi, Ware, kettles
Sauce Pans, Fry Pans, Lallss, Cake Turner's, Cot
fee Mills, Csndiesticks, snraors, nurtaiKs Pins,
Bands, &C., Mor,ars, Carpet stretehers, sleeves,
Riddles, Foot serapefs, nDie Irons, Tea Kettles
Shovels and IoDgs, Coal shoys IL, Coal Hods, Eire
Carriers, Sadirons, de-, Guns, Ac. will do we'll to
give US cali and examine tho stock and pIices
for themselves, feeling assured they viii Rad every
thing ~ We represent.
TfLLINaHAST, LANE DUEL,
l3S Mainst,, opposite the Now Hotel building.
pov2d
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THS WosLp.--The little have seen in the
world teaches me to look upon the errors OF
Others in sorrow, not in anger. When
take the history Of one poor heart that has
snned and suffered, and represent the strug
giles and temptations il passed through; the
feverish inquiciuies Of hope and fear; the
pressure Of want; the desertion OF friends,
] would fain leave the erring soul Of my
fellow man with Him from whom it came
(Longfellow.
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iitl ing purchased the entire stock and interest
Of M3rhel Caulheh III the Boot and Shoe establish
men, on ain-st., will continue at the old stand
and do most earnestly solicit share IT the patron
age Ii retofore bestowed upon the establishment.
nos 7d3ta HENRY JOYCE
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"a These afs very feu Who lire. Most
pes:ons spand tAaf tns h sxpsrimsnsing
witA iii.