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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-06

NOW is the time to use the great Spring and Summer
Medicine
Dr. LANGLEY'S ROOT AND HERB
b L Il Il r. Il =
Composed Of aSGrsaparfHa, Rid cherrv YsIio,0
Dock Prtckiy Dish, ThOroug wOrt Rhubarb MN
ardhe, DGndstion, %c.,-GH Of Which are SO cam
Pounded as 10 act IN concert and assist nature in
erGdicating disease. "' 80
The effect OF this medicine most wonde fnl;t acts
directly upon the bowels aud blood by removing all OBJ
stucuons non the internal organs muating Ii, m in
70 heathy acton, rem waiting the fountains Of life and
Vlgor, purifying the blood cleansing it from ali bpnorS
aud causing it to course through e. erv part Of he
GouS Ihey cure and eradicate from the system Liver
Complain'-that main wheel Of 80 many d essea lam
dlce in its worst rms all BILLIONS diseases and gonl
stomach, dyspepsia Costiyeuess Humors nj III Riood
anu S1in Indigestion, headache Dizziness Piles Heart
burn, @easness, Pain in the Ellie aud Bowe Fla,ncv
Loss OF Appetite AMI all kin rcd c0mplants canc ~
torpid or diseased Liver, dsordered stomaoh nv IA
Summer N'S-' III spring anu
II taken in large doses, Fever and Asue NAV ba hy IT,
en- up and cured at ce. This has heco ne a aandad
medicine, and decidedly 1le best the VIVID ever %
Price only Zoe for the pint and 37Ic for the On art
bottle. @S ''i '"' 4Ndrs
Sold by all medicine dealers everywhere. oriers
s sti Pc addressed to o. LANGLEY II NJ lrshsl
Sold by all the Druggists in Worcester.
mch4 d6w6n
MIS-. $. Goodwin, ar inexperienced and succes.
iui midwife holds herself in readiness day ami aght
Austin street. n ,ot.I Y
Barter and Cheese, Of ths 6rst qoality Just n
nil ar
sale, Wholesale and retail by
20 HILL Druggist add Apotheoary,
~S4 dt Mechanics Hall BiooS
l.. b. NICHOLS. M. D..
HOME 0PATHIO PHYSICiAN
FFioE AND ResIDENcs ll2 MAIN 81 0FpIoR soUR
wo.od shoh ! TO 3 AND TO o'oLocE 2. D.
"orcester, Oct. 20, 1853
HAMILTON A. HILL,
ATToRNER ANo COUNSELLOR ar LAV.
2lS Main, corner Of Pear street
CHAPLIN s. DADMUN.
ATTORNEYS & 0UNSELLORS at Law
Nos Worcester Bank Block, Worcester. Mass.
HENRY VhAPih, APPLkIoE DADauN.
Slate Tor RoOGs--rbe subscriber ia prepared a
furnish Slate for Roofs, OF superior quality and av II in
the beat taanner the satisfactory terms sauna
pes may be seen sthe yard on Grove street.
splS ~ John BARNARD.
RemOvnl.-Dr. LINNELL, lIiorntsppatln., h..
srmoyeu u NO. BIN street, first resdeuce nhove ten
lincoln House Omoe hours from 2to and go n. M
~,
DR.. Henry Sargent gives specisl a,teptio ia
useasss ofthe Eye Office No II Worcester Bank BLOCK
Adm THAYER
aa,ddTORHEf . COUNSELLOR Ar GAR
W hs "''' 't'eel =. Worcester, Mass
,,,, ~. ). MASON
ieder or agent Ia the State. Clarks BocE Woree stey
le8O DIR wv
o. r. n KR Els,
ID ENTIST,
l0s main street, opposite the new Mcchaulos Han
yl building dhwti
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RepubIican Tri.,,,0,,

OswEeo, March 5.-Fulr returns from this
county, give eighteen Republican supervisors,
and seven Democrats, which shows large
gain for the Republicans.
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JOsyn's Cornet Band will give series Of con.
serts in this city, commencing on Tuesday even.
Ing. March l6.
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SATURDAY, MARCH 6. 1858.

LEGISLATIVE in the Senate, yesterday, the
Belmont question was iusther considered, and
hnaIly the bill to incorporate the town, moved as
an amendment to the committees report, was re-
jsoted by vote of IL to Is. A motion for recon-
sideration was made. and will come up today.
The bill for the designation of trial justices was
passed to a third reading, in a draft. A bill
concerning parishes and religious societies, being
a codfcation Of the present law tina; subject.
was eonsnered, and laid on the table for the par
pose of printing an amendment offered by Mr..
Porter of Suffolk. Various other subjects, in
the orders of the day. advanced one. stage.
In the House, the orders Of the day were gone
through with. An interesting discussion, in
volviug the bred Scott decision, took place be-
tween Mr.. Andrew Of Boston and Caleb Gushing.
PioNERR WoMEN-A D. Richardson, Esq,
formerly of Boston, but now of Kanzas, recently
read lecture on coat West" before the Quin.
daro Literary Association. The following beau
tful extract is iorcible tribute to the merits of
pioneer women
1T is a marked feature of Out West that it
develops the best traits of female character. The
shafts OF tdcule are often aimed at the vanity
aud lrivolity of women The great satirists, phi
losap uers, and poets are fond of dwelling on the
foibles and weakness Of the sex. But real life
shows that the Inconvenience Of travel and the
hs,dships often inseparable froIh founding home
in the country, are borne better by woman
than man.
Lille has few scenes more touching and beauti
full than that of young bride leaving the home
her chldhood-the family roof and the old
hearth stone--bidding adieu to the parents who
have watched her budding years-the brothers
and sisters with whom she has played-the
friends who have shared with her the joys of fe's
sammy morning--and going out INTO the wilder
ness, ready to meet bravely its unaeeustomed tri-
ais, side by side wsth him who has won her girl
ish 1--we. She may seem timid as the fawn, or
fragile as the lily but when LIES trials goard
him like bed If thorns, or its great calamitles
sweep over him like a whirlwind, he looks to her
for solaee and support. 1t is then that her weak
is turned into strength; it is then that her
devotion becomes heroic.
The presencs of woman alone robs pioneer life
of half its terrors. What would it be without her
exquisite taste 10 grace even the rudest squatter
cabin her patient minisiration, to ameliorate
suffer ne and her Astounding sympathy, to cheer
misfortune"
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sPECfA1. N,sr1s,zcs

Q. A CUMMINGS sharpeDs and repairs Knives and scis
sors onton blo'k over Freeand's Clothing Store,
III deodtf
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Treasurer and Collector Eiastus o EDDY
School Committee-Edwin G. Adams for one
year. Gerard Bushnell for two years. Lewis Sabin
for three years CoBstables-J. G. Goldsmith,
John Sterns, L. Smith. Auditor-G sraTd Bush
nell.
WARREN. Town Clerk-Samuel E Blair.
Seectmen-Joseph Ramsdell, VIM. H Bishop,
John n. Powers Assessors-Wm B Rams
dell 5. B. Richardson. john Tyler Overseers Of
the Ppor-'Alhert W Lincoln, Royal e. Blair,
Rev S. 5. Smith three years, Rev c. A Bradley
for two years. D. a. Hathaway for one year.
Cons tables-Wm Combs, John H. Sherburn.
The Horticulturist and journal of Rural Art
and Rural Taste, for March, is at hand, and in
the variety and value of its articles is yer, use
full number. The present editor is acquitting
himself we'll, as the successor of Downing, in
conducting this work. 1t is, according TO t.So
quantity of matter it furnishes, the cheapest hor-
ticultural publication in the world, and as such,
ought to have most liberal support
1t may be procured by enclosing 50 direct to
the publisher, Robert p Smith, Philadelphia, or
OF o. thompson Co., agent, Worcester.
CLOSING THE DRAM Shops. hearing nm
ON the petitions for the closing of the dram
shops III our city, and particularly those most
intimately connected with poverty and crime.
was mad before the fun Board of Mayor and
Aldermen Thursday afternoon. Addresses
were made by Mr., A. Il. Twombly, Rev. A.
B. Fuller, Hon. Charles I. Russell, and Rev.
A. A. Miner. The petitions were signed by
nearly six thousand voters and tax PAYERS,
besides nearly two thousand women. The
former class of petitioners included the lead
ing men of all professions in the community,
and their number shows the extent to Which
the many evils flowing from the free and un-
restricted sale of|livuor in the city are appre
cated by the better class of our citizens.
With such an array of petitioners, and with
the admitted fact that three fourths of the pow
erty and crime in the community flow directly
from these dram shops, we do not see how the
city government can hesitate in using all
its power, i'll every proper and legal way, to
carry out the prayer of the petit,oners,-B
ton Journal.
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The steamer Europa, now in her fourteenth
day from Liverpool, with week later news,
is not looked for before Sunday or Monday.
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New YORK, March 5-S P. M.-Today has
been the coolest of the season the heavy
northwest wind has been very piercing. Tho
East and North rivers are full of thick and
solid ice, rendering navigation both difficult
and dangerous. Thermometer at sunset ID
above
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THIRTY-FIFTH CONGRESS-.
WAsH1NaroN, Friday, March

WILMINGTON, friday, March B,
SENATE.
The Senate was not in session today.
HOUSE.
The House took up the private calendar,
passed several bills of no general interest, and
adjourned till Monday.
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Ladies', Read -Dr. BLISS advertisement Of this
week IS to be found in another column Every adyesnec
Tally the young ladies' should read it atentiyely for IN il
VIII be found tina Which will not fail to interest
every one OF youi for it treats upon subject that every
isdy VINO makes personal appearance and abrasion
study, is deeply interested n d6w2g rocb6
"BUY me- AND I'LL DO YOU GOoD,v
No" is the time to use the great Spring and Sumner
Medicine
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6. I 9 y 8.
BY TELEGRAPH
w O r @ F = TER spy.

By the American Telegraph Compauy's Printing Lines
Once in General Express Office. Lincoln House Block
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N sss - Good win, an Inexperienced and success
iu midwife holds herself in readiness day ami aight
20 aLtena to ths dutee Of her ssiop. Resi- i6
Austin street. a .,..t
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H.. y. MASON
Can probably sell Piano FOrtcs cheaper than am
iedgr or agent Ia the State. Oarks BocG Worec atey
le80 du wv
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o. r. n A X RIs,
ID H. N FIST,
lOs main otrcot, opposite the new Mechaulca nan
TA building, d6wti
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Adm THAYER
ATTORNER q COUNSELLOR Ar LAR
" as Np'r itsasi ............. Woroestsg A..
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Barter and Cheese, Of -ths 6rst qoaity lust "a
oeveq ana 'or safe oy DRAPER & CLARK.
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FOR CONSTABLE.

We are sniAorized 10 ahnouace JOHN " rAYLoR
10 ths Flnh Civil District e.rTs
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- l. DWELl.---.-.-----...-...H TOLLIsTTEE.
TEaE. DEEEEE AEnILLNTINE
Y. TRAZER,
Memphis

a IrOEEEYs Al Law. Eesuphls Tenn. oEoe No.
u 1rzoo street, uP stzirs seosnd door Esst o,
DlllILl-I.iaI hplfi- ju8-dEEly
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RNEEilllOf.e fElad lhE.


4
Z a | L r o A ID
THIS Roas runs from Wheeling 70 R.ltir,o-, ~,
the fuIlcs. advantages both As fr-iEsf .-- ,s
line II runs through wild and romantic rgrs - ~
A-egh-nies ard being soiidy oonstructsd oompiesl,
eqsppei and carefully manaEed, Is one Of ~. -o-t -
tctivg and SAFEST Railroads the United ststes -
Gntrs Ohio Rsir,sd. frOm Columbus and Z.1.-vrrss-
es.mg dnes mis- road With al Dortlcus o. the Wss,
rHE osLv THzoUsH TICKETS PROM Ng,rzr,
LOUISVILLE and ST. LOUIS 20 tie NATIONAL NJ
Tsshlugtou without th= delay Of passirr tt--b -,
i-e 10 IS also the only line By which bsggsze can b
CT 'esed % Nashington from the Ohio river
EF-By tEe NAIL RcUTE from Memphis tst, ths
steamers. running daily for LcuisviIle connecf7E
Fl-l nal 80 aiIars o. Jeaersonvuie Railroad for o Il
lti were tney arrive 50 as % connect with the ears o.
Litte Mani Railroad for CoIuuhua. canre-. ,sr ss.-
with Cntra Ohio Railrlsd, through News-t a,J 80.
we, 70 Wheeling Ay ne express train Of this route
the -s from Cnennati to Baltimore snd 70 Washtnrtor
T. res than p hours.
s-s@ 70 ask for teksss by he baltimore and ,,s
hsrlroad heuie-
[I-Passen-e-s from Es--phfs csing Fs-t ttr,,yb a
iolis. can buy srgh Tickets b. "a. Baltimore ~ on,
isrold. mis- route lays through vinoennes Tes F-s
-po-is etc, 2 E1eelinE over the Ohio and
hl'slssr1i and connns-ting Roads Thess oonnectons
are sT iFect snd the tine from ST IouIr q, 5slf-.
or sslnrto1 s bot about q hours Thruueh ricFefs
% tl- uie nay Be mad of the Agent under the Plan
srs HC--e, ~ the following rafls. pm, a. T.,5- =
Biltinorc s2s; 20 Washington s2s
At WholaE tle PASSENGER takss ire superior car, a.
th' A.tnre and Ohio Rsrosd which Iesve three tine
liiy o. haltiulo-r WashinEtor. PhIladeBhia md ~
l2rE fhrlash n l6 or n aours inciudinz st3Dns-1s
-'-sat ~ spl rsriarity beauty Of he o1urtrv aud
sla clnlfor-s fis r-ad O. cc'nd % mere n the rion
F-ki6HfS. 80 THIS company pnssessss tbs 49,
1lipusn of any HzirUad IN ta- United states anf h
tpAl-l % d. ~ luaense business iu sportatlon
-- nl1l MAKES immediate connection Al the wharves and
u ths streets o. Baltimore With tn. Railroad 10 Pbf,ss
la al heF fork. steamers sf Ericsson ana BaIrIs
-ioEE SrEA1IsHIP Lines, b. C1aaI and Sea to n =
1rz ln1 1y si-rchautsf and niner=s line 10 49,
p .e-1nerz o. h1rt1ik. Charieston savannah sc ~
tr reu srs, sc [ht tariff c1uies % which nav b. ~
Z re torFar-ins Houses On Che west or ~ J. B. FsEp
-seelving and FcrFzrting A-sat Al WheelnF
w. s. W0ODSIDK
hhzteT o. Transportation HaItir1ore
AaAplsh TICKETS, a'i0Wing ta- holders 10 stop A.
.ay point and resume their seats al pleasure nav b
'lr-l-.ed a. ne Company's Once Ne rs Jeaerson
'1- troIs hast of the Comm rcial Hotei Nempbs
--l--L l,.---r--L WM- hORIN Agent
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siOs7 sass SIS 90
Bills Receivable bearing interest, Including
special Deposits In Bar arks............ I22 sss p
Balances On took due the Gem Gny....... so ass n
Cash In hands sf ageuts, In course OF
Transmission. on..-..........-............ ssI2T o.
Cash on hAns 4s,573 81
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n KELLY w0uid respectfully iaform hts friends N
Lts the pubic generally, that he manufsctu ures dai,
Il his stu1d, IRE ans lsrge of rverythinr
IN BE Inc which hs Win sil lsE they can b. boughi
Anywhere else. and warranted 70 Slve senera satisf.c-
aon. 6ive hin eous as ys1 Gao Eet t5em god and
.sea-s-s - u--.-s. ~, s,l.s.1.. s-..aa g.,
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ARCHITECTuRE

fI'HE undersigned respectfuIy announcs 10 The eitt
a 1ens ~ Memphis and surrounding couni ~ thst he
Peparsa 70 draw plans aid specdcati Of buidiurs
oL every deserrton estimate the sn vuu.rinfsrd a
esecslon Of any character of budng draw oouracts
between the psrties & &c
Nt aiso attend % The ma ureu1snt OF hrick-uort
piasterinss excavations or enbankmiauts &c 10 tba
Planning and construction OF bridres survev1a ~ s.
z Once in Bank Alley over the o4ce A. Tnsys INN
- ~ aali.on street " CRANE
Np-f-om Architect and CIvf Euzineer
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- oas sgasre, rsasrsas ysszy. pr snnau so 9.
- IEo squares, releEahla weekly per Annuu, 90 Ol
twice weeE 50 o.
q Al alFc-tiseouts required 70 Be Kept on seoond
geEe. tHAReED As WV EACH DAY anE third pare
o. advauce over stated rate
" AdveriseIlents directed 70 be displayed or set In
1rEc type, cha-Eed DOUBLE rates.
II Yearly advertisers Be charged extra for oocu-
p-i1g space contract. and when LARGE TYPE s rs
su7ed O. Dc used the sdvsrtissant kept Inside
psF=r.
u Tssrly Esrertl=rs vii Be chargss extra Et regular
ttes for WsutE, Ean-s, Removals CopartRershfp Nc
ICES 10 Cousignees- &c
~ rRASsIESE ADvEErIsrEs MUST BE PAID FoR
~ ADVANCE.
~ No ssvertiseenf wiz appear IL the weekly paper
unless hE sTsc.sT coutrsct
- Afvertislents % be inserted IN the Weokly pspe-
or a. irregular Intervals IN either the pEpers vi
Dc Charged 81 per square for every insertion.
~ AlluuucinC dates Statg CouHtv and Mr.
nirpz ones, $ each, 70 be paid in sdvEnos in every
t1s-suce
q Al advertisements for Ckzrftabts Instltutious
te Companies, WE-d, Town, and ether Public Meetings
iCae charged hEif pTios.
- Marriages and Deaths are publfshed - news: buf
Obituaries, Tribute Of Rsspect and Ruuersl InFftNtions
8 Other sdFertisemeEts-
- An IsEzl and Transient Advertisements VIII be
1harC-d 5y the inseTtisn
q K3i0ris Eatioss in Local Csluua wiz Be chsrred
p cents per IiHe
n No de1uc10n or vEriston vii BE made from The
to-egoluE rates.
K70LANkHAE TROUsDGLE DILL
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NRTHCE

nR J n sLED6s has rstIrn-1 from New York,
- -Lt7r 81 30 e1e = Hine m11ihs. ant has ef,cted
~ a7TIi.lE cures IN thzt q lie has tsres An
o-, az be- 81 n )E-3- tr-st. be Hsn and second
STREETS. Al VIII the pra Nd cine where
d. hns - ais -.5rai-l CO no Iats al CALI At
tal7-- o. DIS lElt- A. he iarend Il-adar perrzs.
neatly In Hsanlls- sui f-ul Erest surcs te hss
nh1 l -1= --zi ID ~ ft- rarf5uz ID eases b thinks
D. sh1liI base 5--al gstr5nag from the ctir-ns of
E1u1lis f,ns.sTv
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@artb GIfttion.

DartB CLIFTON.
FOR SHERIFF., TIPTOY COUNTY
w are auth rid % an-ounce HENRTJ M4LFy
san 1te f'r sheriff Of Upton County st ths ens1ius
1-,-e2 s--,.i2a f-eis
FOH ATTORNEY-GENERAL.
a-s Aat1orz-i g announes JOHN s. RALSrON
Or taeisl A. canddata for Att1rneT-G-nera of the
iih Circuit at the eiton The rst SATURDAY n April
f-oil-dawte
Fer Register, TipfOR County.
Hh are aulhorz d 70 announcr IaAtC " II RNAGE
e.a1 aie f5F Rsstsr OF Upton county At the ensuns
n 1el-n e.-etlon jan22-daWtes
FOR COUNTY TRUSTEE,
/ G1ohGE ". BARNES. Esq. q Korning s3n. res-
pecruly announces himself as he Demoerste s,B-
Z iet1' for Tru Zee AZ the ensuing March election
To the Voters Of shelby County.
l - AT nc ens1int March esctiou, recommend NJ
usJhah v BARNES % ur Consideration a. beina
E-Htensn % uuim'eschable ehara-ter and vel quaIi-
1ed AMI n5ted for his iniu-t-ious hablts.
RICE BOND
JNO. Brown Comfy Surveyor.
lsn2t GEOBGE Crouch.
FOR COUNTY TRUSTEE.
" are agthorissd to announce WILLIAM g. LAN-
S.slaA. 9i kisnerville a. eaadidate for County
trustee OF onaibT county Al the ensuing March election
octls-daVt-
FOR COUNTY TRUSTEE.
WILLIAM DAY Is candidsts for re-elcctiou fsr
the cee e. CluRiy Trustee of Shelby county At the
suing Asrch election. sepI7-dawtss
FOR SHERIFF..
VIZ ara auihar Esd % aHnounce JOHN NOsELEY
a. eandate for sheriff Of Shelby County at the snsu
ing March election. srue
For Sherfa.
ROBr. l. SMITH Is candidate for 5HERIFF OF shelby
couniT Al the ensuing March lection. seps dkwts
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL.
We are au' n9rlE d 20 anuouuce WILLIS L GREEN
a % rot0n a. cauditste f,r Attorney Gen ra o.
ths Eleventh Juf-ia District. OF Teane SEE Electior
on he arst saturday IN April. isniO
FOR COUNTY TRUSTEE.
We are authorized an ounce THOMAS HIS
eandi ate or the once q County Trustee of shsb5
county, At the ensuing March election. scp2- te
FOR COUNTY TRUSTEE.
w sTs .HsasTtsss to a. aaDS1nes Rev JAMEs
osgniy a ne snsuinS March election. surl7-tes
FOR SHERIFF.
VIZ are authoriz-d 70 announce JAMES B. FKLrs a.
eanddste for rs-eotion 70 the Oce q Sheriff a. tn
-nsuinT Mach siecttu oeti
FOR COUNTY TRUSTEE.
We are authorized % sa-ounos FRANCIS BAUGH g.
candidate Tor unity Trustee Of shelby county At N
---lll- nI-n - n ecfI1-'es
FOF COnstabIe--5th District.
VIZ are suth1riE d % annJBuce A Q. BErrIS. Esq.
a. candidate for Constable she sth Cv District O.
shady count. Election the hrst Saturday IN March
FOt8 CONSTABLE.
ware s- eahfissss for Constsb,s m re 7sart,-nil
3ivh District, AZ thu ensuing March election.
deis-,d
FOEk CONSTABLE.
JOaNw ". H4WraORNEisa q esnd dats ssr re-e5ecrH
% the o1ica of Constable fer the F-uraenth Cvf Dtr
ret O Shelby County, Tenn, 81 the ooniBs eleSou
n. SAINT q Candidate for ths once Of CoustabIs
. the nsKt election In March, In ths Fourteeth CivH
ilflct- sTci5-tae
FOs CONSTABLE.
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Fea Onabie tsrus.
Iussss EoUIrABLT ADJUSTED and PROMPTLY
PAID a. las agency. J. CHADWICK.
hadi On street.
iauaa-lm nnnn.Ile HMM nanE
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DENTISTRY

SUCCESSOR TO DR- r. HowcoTT.
IL DENTAL OPERATIONS performed 81 the short
n est notioe, and guaranteed. Onios hzia street
lppr ste she Warsharn haus~ dscs g.,
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8rOfcssloRal Gar0s.
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GrRTH q nIKnE

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,Is 81 RAILROAD FROM Cairo
~ ~ - - DIeel tR SIXTEEN H0tfrg u5ifhos1 Brsrk
S-ess o. CAengs Of Gers OF Baqgcqe
BAAACH FRON CEErR4LTA "a NOW rrS-rarry,,
thus shorteuius the tine 10 sfrts.r b- q. ~ 20 I y
a OhicAgo, eonnecting win kIchlz.n C4rt-.r g..
"A leeEiag ~ same Depot for Detroit 49, S-
n siosay NsE YORK Boston, and 81 Esss--i
-s a,.-4l tLllra only two change rf Cas- 80 a
oAifo % Nl-zara and three from Csiro q af.-- -. -
,9ls ron Cairt % NeE Tork Tine frorI Cor, -
lolA, ioF y-nine hours Fare low anf c9rlr i -
er, han by any other route Ps.ssrge-- H. -s =
s9I sai eeted % me delays cons-uue1t ,, 81 s-.-7
Obi h ~ -, ms o. Railroads through I1dlsns snd
Also, eounee'ing At Chieazo WITH Eichlz.n s--.---
80 -, ~ C-5'eiand DunFirk and the east --f-r ~
sneooySan &c, and with Splendid I'm - --,.-l
I s.-a,nsrs for saut Sc Marie Laks sup c,...--
-Iains leave Cairo Every Morning A. ss-.4..,,
sos SOC a. n. oAiaaso and p1ulstsh szvrsss sr-+.,.
rhis Train connects At cnIc.r, ,,tfs 49,
~ ll-S s1press over hlehiran Central Gr-.f
80 e-llral hailroads through in hiriv-17a 49,
~ L1i- nan also connects a. sand5vsi vrb n. ~ -
Aisslssppi Railroad Tor St Louis s1s vi-os- - - =
80 eltn Trains q the IRA Hsuta iifa- ~ al
aati' a Decatur. With Vain Lin F~r--.s - Sl
49, - ne laiier connecting with Trans o. s5--z
s-lo ~ - - y lsisnl suriing1on anf Quir-T
o-lpplls cry 70 Important station -z---f - So
Iee.ins With NAN Line Day Rvprr-- f-a-1 Dses---s
S-.,slin. ,, aHd striving a. Chicszo st2 NJ
Passengsrs for the Uprer H.,sizsfpUf wi ara + ~
.sth steamers o. the Durf-i.b srf wir.ss-r. n.
p.iy resdy % laava The arrival Of e5-l.- 49,
traia for L Cross, R-ivlBs 81 Paul 81 P.--s-s--
-.. rl-le .l-le al1 Oeltrsl AID Ezs.=r- WIsc1rsi1 go
80 Fofl IN rains o. Beioit ant Tsu-svi1r snd
oonsiu. --- eaa-zl4 w.
3, ne haps sad Cnarts ireattnz the Great Cent.
tolte 70 the North and Fa.f are ~ svs-- -.
.s - oi ne Uniie- States. and passenger A.
Tels-st-d % eEa-aine this route - ven a. ~. --
- !. Or ne connecting Roads .nd iudEe for thsu-
= 20 % ~ he above stat-urrrrs ne
-ess =. ses ullaois Central RalrOad from Cairo ID
--5oi tnl mus forming speedy snf tI-acf means ~
= llCaslon between the Upper Lakes and Rivsr- M
. -, - -, GIs-s-il7l anords 20 the peasur1 traveIer
VI - ne 1u-ness man attractions ard fsriritt-s
'-ulnS me NORTH and East which suruass tboze -
- 80. lole Wnatever he accommodations mr.
ae1 y Lne company f1r the couv-nienee az fbs t-
2lule zoe p-Tinanency Of the road and gtrrrtur.
- 80 eleZsnoe Of the Engines and Cars COM
tlelselVes 20 those Who f.sl-e fr rrsvzrI-y No.
so fafsy- State secured 90 all n.rFafg.
n. - ,.S AAlS sOOB FOR ONE TEAR Win The urfv1sss
q = ia5ns over 81 any points be had az Hsmpbis
so- 70 Jeeerso1 street.
mrf-fy Sl.H -, 49,