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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-28
FFsFit frees, SC
&M& THE
-.qsSE-.- Worcester Nursery,

e-'s6H=- worcester Nursery,
South bridge Street,) 4
Is well stocked with choice variety Of
Fruit and Ornamental Trees and Shrubs,
Such as Apple Trees Pears, Pums, Cherries, Peaches,
ADncots, Nectarines, Quincss English Gooseberries
Choice strawberries Dutch Currants, Backberres Rasp
nerrss grape Vines, &c. all in fine order for lrarspant
ing ~
The collection Of STANDARD and DWARF PEAR TREES
arge ana includes all the best varieties now much
Also. great variety Of a
ornamental Trees and Shrubs.
Balsam F'rs, Norway Spruce, and other Evergreens
scotch Larch European Mountain Ash Horse Chesuuts
Weeping willows, Linden aud Tup Frees Honeysuckles
ann most varieties suitable for the latitude and esteemed
for their bsauty
Aroor Vita Bucktharn, BE-, FOR Hedges. f.aH
a. hne collection Of Roses, Peonies, Dahlias Border
Flowers, 30 &C. = +. - 800
ASPARAGUS ROOTS, RHUBARB GA PIE PLANT,
BUDS and scIoNs, Of large variety Of Choice Fruit
can also be furnished Also, Grating Wax, Of superior
EMy Cabbage and Tomato Plants, suitable for trans
planting. .lTIfl Yin
" The Nursery is stoated on soushbeldge street,
short distance below the Junction railroad station and
afout fiteen mputes walk south from the City ali.
0gOrders promptly attended to, and rrees &c. packed
to 20 safely any distance
au1 f.'r sAN'L n. COTTON, Proprietor.
Wo.eester, 81 Month. 2ist 1858, uch20 dswtf
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ITO FARM ERS. MURIArE OF LINE. A
pamphlet, with testimonials, showing its effects upon
the Grape Vine Corn, Potatoes, lin relation Rot as
preservatve Straw berry, Rua Baga and Tutnp OF all
kinds, Bsans, Peas, and all poo bearing pans-its eff
lecs in detr yug the and other insects its great
Ealue to the Ape Tree, also its effects Grass Land
producing better crop the third year than the Arst
in word being permanent in its effect whereas Guano
has to be applied every year-w be forgarded 10 any
address, and al orders by mail accompanied by the cash.
punctuay attended to. is sold at the following prices
For less than bbls 81 10 per bbl over 10 bhs 81;
or in bags of l5O lbs at 81 cents per bag over ten
bags Less than TO- 81 each, delivered any depot or
wharf in Boston Chsrles.own Also for sale 800 bbs
Rockacd Lime. fresh 500 bbls Oyster Shell Lime 1900
bushels Stacked Lime for Farmers, at cents per bushe
The report made to the legislature the last season.
will show to any who will take the trouble to examns
it, the high value put upon this article by the Committee
on Agriculture, showing its fleets the Farm school,
at Westboro under their supervision The subscriber
has also testimonials from o. the distinguish
ed persons in Middesex and Norfolk counter showing
its effectiveness in destroying the Canker worm its good
effect Corn &c
JAMES GOULD, Agent 10 State street, Boston.
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Price Two cents
abe 9aiIg gpp.

a FANoRAMA OF NEW York is exbibi,ed;An
Congregational church in Detroit. Horace ,11 -
0reeiey and n. P. Willis are representsd
walking down Broadway arm in arm.N -'S"' Y =
Post. ~ =
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GRAPE VINES, OF TIE FOLLOWING va
w reties, for sale at the Worcester Nursery viz:
Hartford Proilfc--a very good Grape similar to tbs
Isabella, but much earlier.
Concord foe, new, and early variety very like the
Isabella in app aranc and nearly its equal Ia quality;
Isabeud-an ID and well known aort;
Diana of the best sorts cultivated always ripen
ing, and scarcely equaled by any other hardy variety
RebeecG-a superior, new variety, of first rate quail
ity, ripening before irost--rare and s-arce
Catdwba-an excellent Grape in all respects but will
only ripen here in We y sheltered exposure;
StgeetVat va delicious French variety rather tender
for cur climate. but often ripens well;
Fitchburg, Blackstone, White and Earlv Purple
native varieties Of Worcester County, and pretty good
quality.
Y Nursery on southbrdge street, few rods south Of
the junction Station. 8. H. COTTON.
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In word, mot enuuerating further) my stock will
always be furnished with ali the and most desr
able Dress Goods they shall arrive per from
Euro
most respectfully solicit share of the patronage OF
nv old Customers and OF the public gene ally my
place of BUSINESS, where they will always receeve such
treatment VIII insure continuance of their favors.
All goods viii be sold strictly for cash.
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A. JILso MS PATEN
n " HaW FL Traps
MANUFACTURED BY -
DIRE SIS Err & ILSON,
Worcester, Mass.

It being fact that nine-enths of the advertisements
printed are known to be richly inflated with bombast and
egosm, we deem sufficient TO state that these traps
VIII catch animals to the satisfaction Of any psrfon who
has courage enough to buy one. la
When Mr. Rat finds one of these TRAPS set over his
hole, there being bait to tell OF danger he generally
sees himself caught in il represented in the cut.
They are adapted to catching all kinds Of spim s from
mouse to bear and the public respectfully invited
to try them II they desire TO f i IN
For sale Wholesale and retail by feF
c. FOSTER 4 Co,
ap20 diff Worcester. Mass.
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All persons indebted to G. E. MANN,

SELECT SCHOOL FOB. MIsSEs.--Ns
- BlGELOW will open School for Misses In Brinley
Row, No. 1888 Main street, up stairs, on the SECOND
MONDAY Of May next. Applications may be left at Mr..
Bigelow's 10 Park street, and circulars obtained.
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NAx INoN AND STEEL
IRON
rs tons assorted Swedish Iron hat and squsTs.S
10 % best Norway Bar Iron.
$50 " assorted best refined Iron, round nat, and
square.
80 tons shafting Iron from Il to inches round
20 80 small round, and square Iron. from le to 81
tons o. B. horse-nail rods
10 " horse and ox-shoe Iron.
10 " Ssst Norway rods and shapes assorted.
Ioop and band Iron, from ! to inches wide.
20 best Glendon Iron.
g Lowmore Iron, assorted.
OVAL and halfround Iron.
ST EEL.
tons sleigh shoe Steel, (swedish)
best caststeeI, (Sanderson, Bro.-& Co..
round machinery Steel.
" English spring
German
Blistered (L)
Fisher 4 Norris Cast Steel Face Anv,'s ana
Vices. Best English AnVi1s and Vices,
Horse Rasps and Files.
NUTS and WASHERS AXLE-TREES and BOXES
nLIPTIo SPRINGS, BLAoKsMTrHs BELLOWS,
sLAoksMITHs SEA Coz. OHIO AND NOVA
TONES.
Horse Nails, made from the best u B. Iron, warranted
NIB. P. Al. are also Agentsio for ADRIoNAo AMER
loan CAST STEEL.
sr The above will be sold on the most favorable term,
b. the subscribers the old stand Washington Square
wrcestsr. Oct l. 1854 decd
odsey CARRIAGE FACTORY
ksA,-bSs52. Established in 1898, "a years since, BY
2lZ--SZ A. TOLMAN & CO.,
Near the Bay State House, where may be found, ready
for sale, 10 Light Carryans,
Light carryals,
2Large oarryals, seats,
prince Athawta
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"A 90 n = -
The friends of Temperance Of this city believing that
y high time to awake Of their deep sleep and do
something 10 relieve down trodden humanity in hiy city,
propose having Course Of Temperance Addresses ~
have therefore, engaged the following distinguished men
to address U.S. On Monday next April l9Gh we are to
have the most eloquent Of all, Rev DR.. CHAPLIN,
Of New ork, to speak to usi Mondays April 26 We have
engaged that distinguished advocate Of temper Hon.
NEAL DOW, Of Portlaad, Me Monda y, May s we are
Springfield Aa FIT1's
The above Lectures will be held in Mechanics Hail.
In order to deray the expenses Of these lectures wo
shall be oblgetto charge the small sum o. o cents to
each lecture, or will sell package Of twelve tickets
Tot 81 d3W ap15
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CLOTHING, &C,

Gas CAS- H! ca H!
Though the subscriber has resolved hereafter to do
strict
CASH BUSIN NESS,
he is determined to make it object to his friends
and the public to patronze him, heretofore. As be
will have no bad debts, he will be enable TO furnish
tom work at considerable lower than formerly At
the same time, he intends to maintain his former reputa
ton, by having no work leave his shop that is not
Cat, Made, and Trimmed,
IN the most fashionable thorough and workmanlike
He has just receleaed splendid assortment of
GERMAN, FRENCH AND AMERICAN
ROAD-CLOTHs, DOEsKINs,
AND -
Q a S S 1 M e r f. s.
Also, beautiful variety of Goods for
SPRING AND SUMNER vESTINGS,
Gentlemen in want Of Spring Goods, and having the
CASH will hnd greatly to their advantage cal at the
the old stand.
1873 Main Street. -
mch2 diff SAMUEL PARKER.
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NOTICES.
INFORMATION FOR THE PUBLIC.
A GENERAL PUBLIC CAUTION.

Should ask FOR bread would ye give me stone? I, for
believe ia calling whatever may be placed before the
public for tale otherwise. by their proper names and
in view Of this it is but justice to myself and the
public make fair and just statement in regard To
what constitutes AmbrCtype In irst place it is a
Patent, and have the exclusive right for this city In
the second place picture can he truly caei an kbro-
type unless it sealed with FIR Balsam its euuivolant
between two plates plate glass It is no reason because
the word Amhrotype is used by those not having the
riPht, that II the public calls for Amhrjtype that thew
will gel one Gan gold that glitt-rs" All are rot
hmbrOtvpes because advertised Therefore, 1 will
inform the citizens Of Worcester and vicinity
that make the only picture that be called an Ambro
type after Cuttings Patent.
Citizens NJ Worcester why will ye be any longer de
ceved? Why will ye pay your money for single glass
picture. falsely called an Improved Ambrotyppl WHY
not inquire this mater, AID beooms convinced that
Ihave abored Fith all honesty place before the public
the only durable picture made glass. am re adv aa
willing place my pictures beside any male in this city,
and urther abe, willing and ready to convince ali
who will give the chance, that am in the right as
regards making the most durable pcture still make the
single glass pictures in the way that others make
them, but they rot antbrotypes.
Give Hathaway call and the sealing Of what
makes Ambrotype in Fosters BlJck corner of Maiu
aBa Pearl street.
N. B.-Every Ambrotype emanatiug from my rooms
vii be given guarantee warranting its durability with
my signature. WN HATHAWAY Artist
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The emigrant aid journal of Minnesota. [volume] (Nininger City, Minn. Terr. [i.e. Minn.]) 1856-1858, 1858-01-02
NININGER CITY PROPERTY.


Having completed our addition ! AIN prepared to offer
a number of very valuable City Lots for sale. This
addition is universally pronounced the most beautiful
par, of Nininger City, and lying as it does convenient
to the Upper Levee, which will when properly improved
be the main Steamboat %lauding, and also the landing
valuable part of the city. am prepared to sell lots on
easy terms aud at low prices to persons who may desire
to build aud open any kind Of mercantile or mechanical
business. To parties Wishing to go into manufacturing
Machinery, Agricultural Implements or Cabinet Furni.
ture, Munger City holds out great inducements. l am
ready to afford every facility and will contribute liberal.
Iy to any person who will 60 into either of these opera.
tons.
For further information apply to ANDREW LEV.
ERING, Esq, St. Paul, or
JOSEPH G. HERR,
SLY 522 Market st. Philadelphia.
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NINlNGER CITY LOTS FOR
SALE.


dltion 10 N~lnlnger City.
The valuable tract of land adjoining the eastern end
Of the City Of Nininger having been surveyed and plat
ted, the Proprietors now offer lots for sale on accom-.
modating terms.
Contiguous to the main improvement, and in immedi
ate proximity to the Levee, the graded street, Eagle
Saw Mill, Reeds Sash, Blind L Door Factory, Kemp's
Stove Il Hardware Depot, Loichot T. Clark's Store, the
Hotel, Warehouses, Grist Mill, and Printing Office the
undersigned feel justified in claiming for these lots great.
er value either as business locations or for private resi-
dences than any other portion of the town.
The lots are considerably larger than corresponding
lots in the original town limits; the streets run parallel
to, aud at the foot Of the bluffs, thus preserving building
sites Of unsquaned beauty and commanding position.
Whatever improvements experience suggested, have been
introduced in the survey Of this addition regardless of
expense or sacrifice of ground.
A large portion Of the River Front has been reserved
for the Engine House, Machine Shops, Car Sidings,
Freight and Passenger Depots, &c, Of the Nininger
and St. Peter Western Railroad, the survey Of which
has been commenced, and the route Of which as indicated
on the maps of the Addition furnishes the only practica-
BILE grade by which connection can be had with the Mis-
sissippi River.
The travelled Road to and from the neighboring town
Of Hastings passes through this addition, and a broad
Avenue has been laid out with a view Of strengthening
the Road, diminishing the distance, and speedily render.
ing it a great thoroughfare.
Lots in this Addition will be sold without any oner.
GUS condition respecting improvements. The natural
advantage Of the location has already induced the cur
rent Of business and improvement in this direction.
Such conditions are therefore unnecessary; but the Pro.
prietors will always be prepared to offer liberal induce
ments to Machinists, Manufacturers, Mechanics, and
others whose pursuits are calculated to accelerate the
progress of Nininger.
For further information apply personally or by mail
to either of the undersigned Proprietors.
T DONNELLY, Nininger City.
H. CASE, g" "
GEORGE H. BURNS,
l. PHILLIP GOLDSMITH. WinslowHouse, St. Paul.
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Ey yn,ue oi an execution Issued BY George : Hin.-
low. ~ CLERK "l the Di-trict Cont. within md for the
County 81 Dakota, and Territory Of Minnesota, upon
Judgment rendered in favor of joins iIlnk"i, and Daniel
W. TroaN against Charles II Stanley have levied
upon The following described pieces or tract # hand,
lving and being situated IN sad Dakota Comfy. 20 wit
Lots eleven I'D and Twelve (l2) in Block on hundred
and four tlU4), in the City Of Munger, according /"
the r.rorlel plot thereof, which sad described property
| shall expose I" sae at public vendee 10 thr highest
bidder on the 10th day of January, a ID. 1875, At one
o'clock, p. NJ on SAID day, in frou, of he Post Office
in Nininger, in said Dakota County.
Dated at Hastings, Dakota Coauty. This 30th oS No
vember, A. D., 1857.
JOHN DEVLIN, Sheriff,
BY GEO. W. EDISON, Dep Sheriff.
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Proclamation.
Gov. Medary has issued the following proclamation
co,-r HrrtcC M;pvoeo+o

Gov. Medarv has issued the following proclamation {:
Executive OFFICE, Minnesota.
In pursuance Of law, |. Samuel Medary, Governor of
Minnesota, DO hereby proclaim and declare, that at an
Election held on the 18th Of October, A. D., 1857, the
Constitution then submitted to the people Of Minnesota
fer their adoption or ratification, was duly adopted and
ratified AZ the Constitution Of the State Of Minnesota,
by a vote Of the people within the boundaries of said
State And I do further ordain and declare, that at
said Election Henry Fl. Siblcy waa duly elected Gov
ernor of said State; That William Holcombe was duly
elected Lieutenant Governor Of said State; That Fran
els Baasen was duly elected Secretary of State of said
State That William F. Dunbar was duly elected Audi.
tor of State of said State; That George W. Armstrong
was duly elected Treasurer Of State of said State That
Charles H.. Berry was duly elected Attorney General of
said State That Lafayette Emmett was duly elected
Chief Justice Of tie Supreme Court of said State That
Charles 4. Fiandrau and Isaac Atwater were duly elected
Associate Justices Of the Supreme Court of said State
That Jacob J. Noah was duly elected Clerk Of the Su-
preme Court Of said State And that George J.. Beck
err, William w.. Phelps and James NJ. Cavenaugh were
duly elected members Of the House Of Representative
Of the United States for said State.
Given under my hand at the City ef St. Paul this
22d day of December in the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and ffty-seven.
b the Governor s. MEDARY
CHARLES L.. CHASE, Secretary.
Advices from Florida report more battles between the
troops aud the Indians. Capt. Parkbill had been killed,
and several soldiers wounded. ~-
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TIL + T. NJ G K AN &lD 40 u X n \ l..

LATEST News Tho Persia arrived at New York
On the 25th. will. English dates IL the 18th. The In
dian news j. rather gloomy There ~ a force vt seventy
thousand men around I4uekn"w, and il was doubtful it
the garrison could hold ont until the arrival "fni, Coin
Cxmuhel) Sr ,lamrs Outram'S force had been seriously
reduced. The chronic rebellion III Oude IS more trouble
some than ever. Dates from China are L. The "0th Of
October, at wlir', tine preparations were making for IN
assault on tunrn 1t IL sand that the Chinese H"vern.
men, i,al le.nanu.ti the Withdrawal! of the Russians
lr,tt thv Am.rvr.
The Eugli>l, new j. hot Important The Bank and
commercial questions occupied Parliament. The In
demnity Act had passed the Commons The tendency
OF things we've gloomy. Very little progress had been
made in the launching Of the Leyiathan she Is about
half launched, 10 do which ha! cost Il third OF Il million
dollars. Mr. Brunei is severely censur,d for this.
There was no material change i'll the money market;
the supply was increasing At Hamburg the pressure
was una bated. and all relief measures had failed.
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]. m. HILLH0USE.
NNNAe&,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
M + II.

M E RCH L.
Corner of Second street and Clarke Avenue,
Levee, City Of N~ininger, N. r.
The undersigned begs to give notice to the citizens
Of Washington, Scott, Rice, Goodhue, LIE Sueur, and the
adjoining Counties, that he has just opened his Ware
house on the Levee at Nininger City, and would solicit
any business Of a Storage, Forwarding, or Commission
character and being DESTROYS, of establishing himself,
would say to citizens Of the above-named counties. that
all goods received by him will be free Of storage for
thirty days after their receipt.
AS Nininger is at least three miles nearer tho greater
part of the back country than the adjoining town Of
Hastings, persons doing business at Nininger will save
at least six miles of teaming, a matter tho importance Of
which need not be urged upon the public.
j. NJ. HILLHOUSE,
}. +. Case, Eagle Saw Mill,
60. Robertson, Esq,
lgnatius Donnelly, Esq, Ninineer. NJ. T.
Geo. H. Burns, Banker,
NJ. A. Miller, Civil Eng,
John Nininger, ESQ.,, St, Paul. n. T
Otis West, Forwarding e. Com. Merchant. St. Louis. Mo.
Ogden q Copp, Burlington. Iowa
W. L. johnson l. Co., Dunleith. Ill.
Aorrain q Co., 0alena. ILL.,
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SASH, DOORS N BLINDS,
THE NININGER SASH
DOOR AND BLIND MANUFACTORY.

DVOIt 1H1VO D6I4V0 III ~ II ;
Is prepared to receive orders for work in its line
Its Machinery is all new and Of the most perfect make
and approved kind. The regular sizes Of Sash, Doors
and Blinds will be kept constantly on hand, and sold at
as low rates as the same quality of work can be pur-
chased in the Territory. Persons putting up Buildings
will find it much to their interest to have their Sash,
Doors, Door and Window Frames made By Machinery.
All styles Of MOULDLNGS on hand or made to order.
No sham work made at any Price.
Send in your orders and the work will be delivered
promptly, and satisfaction guaranteed.
MANUrAcToRY-RIcE ST, NEAR THE LANDING.
WIN. B REED.
AGENTs-Louis Faiser, Nininger Blodgett l.
Pringle, Hastings Day l. jerks, 81. Paul.
Nininger. June Is, 1857. 2f
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NUuICOSs

HoLLOwAY's PrLLs.-The medical attendant gives to
his patient the drug which he supposes proper for the
complaint. Mark . his treat ment is based on supposttion
only. He does not recognize the great fact that all the
forms Of disease result from a single cause, the presence
Of a destructive principle, in 'he fluids which should
sustain and yivify the solid portions Of the body. 1t is
theron the very elements Of yitality-on the secre-
tions aud the blood--that HOLLowAY's PILLS exercise
disinfectant and conservative influence. The unseen
fountains, as we'll as the paIpable issues of disease, are
assailed by this mighty ~aatilote. 1t affects the bile, the
gastric juice. the lymph, the blood, and purges them Of
everything pernici"us 1" health aud vigor, which may
have contaminated their natural purity. Where sym.
TOMAS are merely Supposed, a relapse may be anticipated,
but wien the ss"!s Of the disorder are destroyed or ex-
PEELED. the cur,. is radical. ei
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STOW STOVES.
AT THE cry or MANAGER. ". r.

AT II cry or NININGER. ". r.
A large supply of COOKING, PARLOR and OF
FICE STOVES, have just received by the undersigned
which they offer at the most modcrates rates TO the
citizens of this and the adjoining neighborhoods.
Also a large assortment Of tin and sheet-iron ware to
suit the wants of the public.
Jcbbing of all kinds attended to promptly.
Roofs timed in the hest manner to order.
Rags, lead, copper brass, ETC., taken in exchange for
goods. KEMP Il Go.
City of Nininger, Oct. -, 1857. IL
WOOD CHOPPERS WANTED.
/ want several hundred cords Of wood cut and bank.
cd, and Am now ready to enter into contract for the
same. CHAS. f.. CLARKE,
Nininger, Nov. II, 1857. 5.h street.
10 RENT
Several dwellings, and business rooms. Apply TO
CHAS. +. CLARKE,
Nininser, Nov. 81, 1857. 5th street.
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NOQlCe of Petition.

Notice is hereby given that a petition will be presented
10 the Commissioners at their next meeting (after thirty
days fro,n this date for a Public Road. beginning at
Spring Lake Mill, thence up through the bluff, where
the road has been partially built by Foote q Bassett,
;hence N. f. to the n. +. angle Of the s. j. quarter Of
section No. IA, township No. ll5, north Of Range le.
west Of the eth principal meridian thence easterly to
where it may intersect with some street in the City Of
Nininger.
spring Lake, Dakota Co, Min, Dec. e, 1857.