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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-12-10

James Durbln vs. William Furey st al.
- virtue of an order of sale to directed and de-
ID livered from the court of Common Pleas of Wood
county. Ohio will sell at public auction at the door
Of the court house, in Perrysburg in said county
Monday. the ilth day OF January A. d. 1858, between
the hours Of and P. ", the following described
real estate, to witt Road tract No. 60 OF the Mau-
NEE Western Reserve Road lands, containing 81
acres, more ar less. C. w. NORTON, Sheriff
ASHER Cook, Atty TDec. 10 lS57--31w5S2 40
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN that as my wife
Phsbe Niemaa has left my bed and board without
aay just cause provocaton, | forbid all persons
ha boring trusting her my account as will pay
debts Of her contracting WILLIAM NIEMAN.
penibsryiIle Dsc. 10 lS57-SlUAt
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DTrCH NOTIC

LII persons interested in the following lands will
n take notics that the Trustees OF Liberty and Plain
townships will meet at the house h. H. Cass in Liberty
township on Satu day. January IL, 1855 at 10 a. NJ.
for the purpose of LAYING and establ shing ditch
or water course to be outlet for said lands Com
mencing at the southeast corner of the south east
quarter of section three township four range ten
thence running sast the section line the
south-we' of section township four range
ton, thence to the south and east the site
of the present ditch the Portage river in section
twelve;
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.


NOTICE is hereby gwen to the owners Of land IN
ty Ohio that the trustees Of said TOWNSHIP will m..,
at Q. Nibelung's at O'Clock A. NJ tho 12tb d.y ~
December 1851 in order to lay aud an.
following bitches, to wit One ditch comnencin, nor,h
OF the centre post of section l9 and running nar,h
Anorher ditch commencing souhea OF said post rup
nlng north and then joining the first mentioned ditch
ana running IN Hnorth-wesern direction into the So
called town line ditch :" fually ditch commencing
north east Of said post and running in north eastern
direction into the Nibeung- Minton ditch
Nov I257-17ugA
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Chance Tor n Bargain.
THE dwelling house and two lots, the south-sa
corner of Locust and Second streets, and house GA
Second street. one door west Of ". L. Cooks resdscs
also an office Front street, door west OF r. u,
Mers store offered for sale at two thirds Of nA,
they are worth. Time will be given oH part and tie
payments made easy
Apply to D. A. AEfFOhD ,S o, 20
tsza
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sS-Verlas, the able Washngt m cprrespoa-
dent OF the Cincinnati Gazetie. says in recent
letter.
GOV. Walkel IA, walked clear out of the tra
ces of the Dam lcrscy. and will he rrpui,ated by
IN. Admins ration aud the South. The South
msy b. r1acIing aud overbearlng, but II has the
virtue OF prescribing traitors, turncoats and
time servers. Whatever may be lis other faults,
no refuge is offered for those who desert The
principles which il cherisbes, and no liberation
promised for the backsidins demagogurs who
ore ready 10 profit BY every turn oi Ihs weather.
sock.
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For the Journal.


EDITOR JouRNAL:-You were so kind as to
publish in your last issue, a few remarks OF mine
upon the revvihcdtiOn OF the Democrat.
stated that its efforts would be devoted to the
accomplishment of two objects, viz: tn main
tenance of the fraudulent contracts, and tn.
elevation of J. b. Steedrnan.
The first number under the new regime proves
the correctness OF my statement, In speaking
of the gentleman above named, it says: "Hs is
| a good sound democrat, gentleman in every
respect, and is we'll worthy the patronage of all
good citzans of Ohio Here ~ the frst num-
Der of the resuscitated paper The democrats of
Wood county are informed thut Mr.. Steedman
is not only worthy of their patronage, but are
delIcatey admonished TO bestow it upon him
The first item of that patronage is, to bleed
freely for the support Of his organ at Perrys-
burg.
| In the next number we may anticipate a
breaking of ground in favor of the contracts.
| A word more. In the salutstOry OF Messrs.
| Munger & Carr they condemn strongly the in
duIgrnct in personalities, toward editorial breth-
rem of opposing politics, anl pledge themselves
/ that they will studluusly avoid doing SO, and
YET in the immediate iace Of that pledge, in the
same number IN which it ls made, entire stran.
gers as they Hre to you and the rest Of our cili-
zens, they make two unprovokrd, direct personal
attacks. should perhaps not say " MAKE" but
| " assume the reSpORsi6atg;' as it Is evident
! that they are used as the mere conduit through
which silly ana disappointed ambition may
! blurt it, filth upon IN 81 whom il deems may
have been rili,cn, in sending i, to that obscu
rity which lis merits des-r,r.
Here we ave anoth-r proof that the thing is
re- started by the clique That oscillotes b5tweel
lhr Post Office aud thr BGrbsrs Shop,
ANH-CLlQUE DEMOCRAT.
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he. 4 late Iellef rlom tle 80 MI Trib

ks- A late letter from tle New York Trib.
uneS correspondent, who travelled on the same
boat which carried GOV. Walker out OF Kansas
says;
Gov. Walker has expressed himself very free
ly during he trip concerning the trainers OF th'
L,comptOn Constitution. Hc even alleges tha
they are liable to indictment at common law
for conspiracy. A more beggarly aud butcherl!
crOud of sOts, ruHaHs and assdsias according
70 The GoUenOr, never assembled together on III
face oj The earth. His EIcollrncy renews thu
theme every lew minutes with the utmost rner
Ky Of cursing happen to know that the Gov
enor's msledictOns are richly merited, but con
tess both -urprisr and elimination at the faith
fulneGs with which they have besn applied,
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Sar.eaaai-AI.ATiIas.

We understand that J. J. Parks, of this place,
of Contract nooriety is being stall fed for a race
after the Senate's stump candles Well, we would
as soon see Parks have them as any other dough
fnca
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PRnRATE NOTICE.

THE following administrators have filed their final
J. accounts in the Probate Court Of Wood county.
Ohio for settlement. and will be for hearing January
2, 1855:
Nelson Kuier Adr Of the estate Of Jas Conway, dect
Joseph r. Tracy, q" ThO's r. Tracy, "
Wm Crook " Sylvia j. Crook, "
Robert Barber, Robert J. Barber, A."
]. F. PRICE, Probate Judge.
Il. ..... LINN. d.. IN lSs- alr.9 II o5
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ED,

In this town on the 9Th inst. RgsECCA JANE. young
est child Of Norman and Rsbecca J. Burns aged three
months and twelve days.
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CASH sTORE!

TNIIE Subscriber is selling his goods for cash or
It's equivalent. lie has large stock and 10 deter
s,insd to dispose Of then, snail profit. Call and
GEO PONERR
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Improved FnrIn for SoIc.

THE Subscriber has good improved farm for sale
L situated three miles from Perryshurg on the Wss-
tern Resrye and Maumee road. There are seventy
acres under good cultivation orchard oftwo hundred
fruit trees, with good buildings cider mill &C. Terms
reasonable with bu 4 small portion down.
July 30, lSjT-l2tf ASHER COOK
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TIE nEEssA&E.

The Presidents message has not yet reached US.
We will probably get it Friday Morning, aad will
issue il in an extra.
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For Sale.

A large quantity of land in Wood coun'y, and
number Of town lots in Perrysburg. Persons desirn
to purchase are requested to apply soon.
August 6, ls67-l3n JAMES mthhAl'
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DANKING NOTICE. he PERRYsBCKG BANK
Dis now open and prepared to discount short busi-
ness paper buy aud sell Gold Silver, aud Eastern EI'
change and transact other business in their line
| Interest pad on time dspestes
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Yours truly,

Price Al 90 per bottle. For sale by PECK HAN
ILTON, Perry sburg; Ii. BURRlrT, Maumeei aud by
Druggists Generally.
October 90 ls57----2jyl
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FARM FOK AALE.

rINHF farm known as the Battles farm, in Washington
l township, 40 acres 30 acres well improved, go9II
house and barn valuable orchard well &c. &c, will
be sold very low for cash time if secured also in
connscon Il ere 18th so OF School land lying 80
mills SCHOOL. &c S. JEFFERSON, Agent
Nv 4 ls57 For John Battles.
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And everything else that the public want demands all
OF which will be sold any price at all Tor cash or
country produce. II You want goods at astonshny'y
Nov l,S7
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SheriT's Sale.

Liberty, Dec. 10, ls57-3lwG$3.50
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Won have both the preventative and the cure with this
great and good quality thatt willneyer under any cir
Gums .ances, do you any iujury.
No change Of diet ever necessary-sat the best you
can get and enough OF it.
DIRECrIoN FOR UsE.- Adults one table spoonful per
dayChildren ten years dessert spoonful
dren from five to ghG years spoonful Az no di-
rectons can be applicable to all constitutions, take
sufficient 10 operate on the bowels twice day
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n ID. advertisements.
% r oFE ss0R o. a.. WOOD s
HAIR RESTOR ALIVE
EoE PRODUCING HAIR ON BALD HEADS,
AND RESTORING GREY HAIR

ID OF ESs 0 r o. 3. w 0 D s
HAIR REsToR ALIVE
FOR FpoDUcING HIR ON BALD HEADS,
AND RESTORING GREY HAIR
To IT'S NATURAL COLOR.
1HJs ASTONISHING AND UNEouALLED PREP
tradon has never failed to proi1ce growth on Bail
Heads when used according to tue direction, turn
hair hack its orsna color alter having become grey
and reiustae in all its Org al health usrc s8ifness
and beauty Removes at once all icurf, dandruf un
pleasant itching scrofoia eruptoHs and fe erish heat
from the scalp Il also prevents the hair from becoming
unhealthy aud falling oa, and hence acts as rerlsca
HAIR INNIG0RAT0R AND TONIC.
gentleman Of Boston writes 10 his riendin New Bed.
Toyour INQUIRIES would reply that when 8rt com
Inenced using Professor Woods Har Restorative my hair
was almost While, aud had been tr the last zen v ars
ard Eas very tim the toP my hes aud very lsose
and pulled eslyi but found that before had USED
Al 'hs stcood bottle, (Which eight Wesks) ny hair
was entirely changed to Its original color, light brown
sha Is now Jee from dandruG and quite moist. have
had my hair cut Eve six since the change ana
have never seen any thing like white hair sterling from
he OTIS: and it is now thick ever vas ani does
not come out at a It has proved ~ my all that
goud wish u ask. Yours ete--- -
July l, ls66
From he Boston Herald
SOMETHING WORTH ENowING. - By using Professor
@ods air l'asrat 2, grey haircln he rerrnare nti5
testofed to Us org nal cdr. Inc sujaed serti6cstn
from Johnson Stone Gerdiner, Name but one of hg
mary instances hat daily coming our kuuwledge
of its wonderful ,Gsc-s sno51eer pr5bl4rstfai b5
svdent truth Hundreds oor community can tes
lily.
GERDNgR, Maize June, %, 1856
DEAR SIR have usec two tiles Professor Woods
Hair Restorative and truly say is the greatest ais
coyey Of the age for restoring and changing the hair
De.Te u.pS Il, was q man Of seventy, Ny hair has
now attained its original color. Yon recommend it to
ha Torld without Tie least fear, my was one of
me worst kind. Yours respectfully, s4
Professor Q, J. WOOD DANIEL N MURPHY.
BRo. EFlELD, Massachusetts, JIM Y, 1855.
DEAR sm;-Havi made trial OF your Hair R-stor
i 10 nav is bayb
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WORCESTER SCHOOL OF DESIGN
sEcnogealsw OF ZINE .Erse.

This institution is established for the purpose Of afford
ny t4'ough instruction in every department ofart Wor
cester though rich in educ1tonal privileges has no other
school for this OBJECT Citzns interested in the cause of
education have eEeIed herinhugnce that such an Acad
envy might be loo ted ia the city Of which thew are intl
proud Casses viii be formed for children and youth
WI. WI" be eau ht to draw from the object ITSELF sIo to
design beginning with the mos. simple clements The
chief am will he to teach pupils to think ard ait for them
selves TO be original rather than eopy the faults
TIE constant novelty in designing Is n be
ave mini Of childhood, while the power thus acquired
satisfies the demands of intellect in It's lee per devlope
ments' students more advanced, who are making the
sey OF art profession, viii reeeive instruction in every
stTie drawing and painting, including sketching and
painting from Nature. and from Life.
Facilities will be afforded to pupils who desire to pur
sue the study Of Modern Languages and Music in con
Miss N IaoGTrii ROBINSON ire princina of tbis
Academy, invites The friends Of Education
Art to visit her which viii be opened Dec, Fst,
rs PSI Main Street. DIFF nl5
1@IOgF5 %. Ths subscriber, having been duiy APP.
LN pointed seaIfr of Weights and Measures calls up.
all persons to bring in their Scales, seey ards, and
Measures, and have them sealed
WM. THOMPSON, Merrifei's Building,
Cypress street, third door from Exchange street.
p S.--Scaes and steelyaris repaired.
jos DIFF
cyEWING MACHINES WANTED TO
- BEPAIR-rhe undersigned has procured the SER
vices of experienced mechanic who will devote his
tine to repairing Sewing Machines, SO that any person
sending machines to the undersigned by express 9TH
erwise can depend having them repaired in thor
ough manner with neatRess and dispatch and at short
notice.
Also constantly on hand great variety OF Iron and
Steel Arbors and Lathe Dogs La hes built order
and all kinds JobbiHg neatly and prom pity done All
orders addressed t. the Undersigned will be promptly
tended to and neatly exesuted.
WILLIAM THOMPSON,
Third door from Exchange,
On Cypress St. Uerrfelds Buildings, Worcester, Mass.
d16 dH
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COMMONWEALTH Of MASSACHUSETTS.
In Senate February TO- 1857. On the Petition aforesaid
Ordered, That the Petitioners arrested copy OF
the foregoing Petition, with this Order thereon 10 be
served on the towns OF Brook1ed, North Brooke and
the Western Railroad Corpor aon and to be published
three times in the Worcest spy and In he Barre
said Ia publication to be ten days, at least
before the twenyfourh dav OF March mex that all per-
sons interested may then appear, nine O'Clock A. NJ
and shsw cause II any they have, why the prayer Of
said Petition should not he granted,
Sent down for concurrence. p L. cox Clerk
In Bouse of Representatives, February IL. 1857
Coucurred WILLIAM STOWE CLERK.
true Copy, Attest:
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Drb @ooas.
We shan opon a very choice invoice Of

We shall opon very choice invoice OF
French Organtsi MmsIiDs, in ohiniz colors.
French 0rsaE Sii MuslEus, in Brown, Purple
and Wool Co'ors.
French JacOnets, in Colored Ground.
French JaconeIs, white grounds, small figures
French PereaIes, in colored grounds
French PescaIes, in white grounds.
French Prints. in white grounds,
Wove Silk, Wool Bersge Robes, with Chenele.
Wove silk Berage R obss, very rich
few patterns Of real, Preach PopEiBs.
All Of which are the best class Of goods which we
shall offer this season. Ladies wishing to select beaut
ul dress FIR the coming ummer, should not fail to give
an early call. G. P. BRY ANT & co
I2I dkwtf No 4 Meebanics' Hall.
yRNHE GREAT CLEARING OUT
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WORCESTER GYMNASIUM BRANCH
N NOW OPEN

lRog A. M0IINEAUX, returns his thanks to the
ins Of Worcester, for their past patronage aud hopes
totc.ivc the continuance Of the He has opened
roSs ID he Rear OF l.. ID. Goddnr d's Store
OMAN st.. bstbw known as the old Masonic Hall,
wife he is taking Subscribers at reduced prices, $l2
pegear and viii he happy to accommodate all who may
lav.him with their patronage
NIB The Book is open for subscribers. Madam
Virnla Moneaux will be in attendance TO waitupon the
5tN ia DIFF
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NOTICE. Tue subscriber hsving purchased OF o
~ r. EARLE his int rest Ia the L m er business.
Wou7 most respectfully tender his thanks to the public
Tor the very liberal patror which has been bestowed
upon the hrn the past eight years; and at the same
time would solicit coutnuanoe Of the ,rade pedaing
himself that no exeron his part shall be wanting 10
metthe same II is his Injection keep hand at all
times good stock and Of the first quaity-of every de
scfption Of Lumber, required for Machinery and
Building purposes. n 1919 = -
Also. Lime. Plaster, and Cement tn which
branch OF the business LEWIS SMITH will give his whole
mtsniion All orders by mail or otherwise viii be
promptly attended to at the old stand
THOMAS EARLE
ttIta rt7N e Washington SnuarA. %
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THE WnRcESTER SPY.


Printed and Published by JoHs MILTON EARLE, &
HaMAs DREW at no 30 BiaH Street, Worcester, Mass.
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81 UNNE! NNAEF MO = IT !!
" WHY BE WITHOUT MONEY? when it is just
as easy for any one to be around with pocket fu
not if they ouly thiak So 1 have got new article,
rom which from ave to twenty dollars day can be made,
either 10y male female 1t is highly respcable busiu
ess ard an article which is wlnsed in every family in
the Uattsi States Enclose me two dollars by mail. at
ny risk, ami will forward by mail crculor.
with tull instructions in the art The business is
essy-Try it. fyou out u employment and you viii
regret; for viii he better for you pay lie above
sum, AMI insure g0oi business than tn pay i've
cents for Spurious advertisement. This is huubug.
Try it!-Try il! IRE it! Address your letters to
DWIGHT MONROE, New York.
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m ESSOLUTGoN or COPARTNER-
eE sHIP-Notice is hereby given that the larlner-
PIP h3 etoiore existing between Nathan NJ Nuzzy,
Jhes P, Paine, and WilamA. Cary. under the drm Of
HITCHCOCK, MUZzY, q CO.. was dissolve on The
tvpty first day Of January, A. D. 1857 by mutual con-
set James P Paine retiring from the business.
NATHAN NJ. MrZZY,
JAMESP PAINE.
WILLIAM A. CARY.
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worcester, January aIst. 1857 /"

A CARD.-The Bubscr br having disposed of his
n interest in the late firm of O Earle to Thnm-
as Earle would tender his thanks to the public Tor the
very LIBERAL patronage they have besto we'd upon said
hTm, ant oheerfny recommend them continue their
trade at the old stand. o. K EARLE
Worcester, January 31st, 1857 DIFF re-
am Wnn 70 X Al LII
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AGENTS OF HOUSES.

EBlsSOLU OF COPARTNER-
~ SUP The Copartuership Heretofore existing be-
tween the subscribers, under the firm Of T. 4 O. K
EARLE is this ny dissolved by mutual consent. o. K
Earle Withdrawing erefrom All business NJ the late
hrm will b. settled By the senior partner THOMAS RARLs
who will coutiQue the business the old stand and VINO
is authorized to use the Of the Arm ia an matters
pertaining to the settlement Of its affairs 5as f1,
M TH0HAs EARLE,
o. x. EARLH.
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DAILY PAPER.-Elve dollars per year; $3.50 for six
nonths; rs for months; 10 cents per week. single
optics two cents each. eH paid strictly in adyaRcs,
deduction Of 81 year viii be made, and proporouate
eluCu0u il paid quarterly or half yearly in advance,
WESLEY paPEE.-Price two dollars year; 81 for six
months and 50 cents for three months If paid strictly in
advance, 81 rs cts. year, single copies cents each.
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- DESIR ABLE p w Filling HOUSE
. FOR SALE The suhscrbtr being about to leave
S Worcester offers for sale the Dwelling House he nov
occupies, stu ted Charlton street, a few rod from
Main street 1t on al ia rooms and is conveniently
arraneet for two tenemedts if desired The location is
one Of the most healthy aud in the city and will
be sold low AMI on easy terms, il applied fer soon
Foi urther particulars inquire he premises No 10
Charlton street j. L. WATERS.
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NEACBINwRY FOR SAg4ga.--The MoNsON
~ ard BRTNFfELD uFG.OO offer for sale ali IT, Ma
chinery In their Factory ia Monon consistiog Of ~
Looms Mules 500 spndlrs each 2 Dresaers an not
vry old and IN good 0rder also Is inch Cards and Whit
ins LappeIs and other preparation which move worn
They would pr fer to sen it AL in LOT and would give
Ion payday for Whole OF it. with good security Au-
ply to A. W. PORTER Agt, Monsoon
Monson, Feb. 2, 1857 d2t4wtAprl "a
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Il. PRATT, Committee
A. HANCOCK
Dudley, Feb. 18th, 1857. d3ta~2 tw1t f27

NEONSON CADEWY.-Tae next Term of Is
~ eks will commence IS EDN eS DAY, the 18th day
Of April Parents who wish to have their s,ns and
daughters surrounded hg irIeuces reEarded highly IA
vorabls to Intellectual aud moral improvement are inYt
ed to patronze the school JAMES TUFPs
f23 dead3 v&w4t PRINCIPAL
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B aPORTANT TO DAGUERE Eo,FY O..
4 Isis, MANBLE DEALERS AND OTHERS.
NOnumentl Daguarreotype CASES.

method has long been sou ,h for to insert in dur
ao GfuUer, Deeu fTeotSpe Nseuesse5 to Head Stones
and MONUMENTS have heeumanuiacturiug these Gases
for the 'st tGo years, and warrant them to secte
the picture for number Of years,
box which en- doses lie 95,ff f aa Marble, AMI the
gT perervtion for long number o years is made of
brass-a screW 1or. 1t makes very neat job on a
Head Stone or Mouuaent. They are nsei 10 Greenwood
Cemetery. sIOunt Arhugn. haurel H and many other
Cemeteries ia he Uujta5 States
A liberal discount made Marble callers and Daguer
re9typists Price from $2.26 each TO $3.50 circular
of sngravngs viii be any address, free, with price
list Address,
A L. BALDWIN, Agentof Nauaoeum Dag. Co.
Dc d3m 1856 Broadway, New York.
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Price Two cents
Groceries, &e.

EHGGs.stx barrels Of EGGS, in good order. for sails
- ny W. o. SWEET CO.,
lt-1 gu 1885 Mar street.
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4 ESLATER MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE
y COMPANY.-This Company continues to insure
dton wooden and ether manufactures machinery, mer
tandae stores public buildings, dwelliog houses, Goods
Bleaching and Printing Works, and other property, at
drrentrates Of premium.
IDBECTuRs.-H. N Slater, Earl P Mason, Royal Cha
Dbl, Nm. A. Robinson, james II. Read John w. Lyman,
Jlseph Carpe tier Charles Anthony, Louis j. Doyle,
lnle b Carpenter, BENZ r. Thurson, Christopher s..
h"des, Inmanuel searle, providence; dwdrd w. Law
~ wpor; Robert Rodman North Kingstown; Il. N
SmpaH Westerly Ellis B. Pitcher, Pawtucketi James
lFCaaeH, Valley Fats; Geo. Q. Ballou, Woonsocket;
Jnes $ Cook BUrriviile
Yihce in the Jones Building No % Westminster st &,
Ppydence, X l JAMES. II. READ, President.
RMANuEL sEARLE, Secretary and Treasurer.
Providence, Dec 10, 1855. diff dis
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-06

ksotf EE $50 Tubs choice Vermont BUTTER in
store and receiving for sale at wholesale and retail
So W. o. SWEET & CO., 49,
oAA uu 1888 Man Street