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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-09

WTANTEDs--Ten good men to engage n the sale OF Fui
wv Trees. Liberal ind lcements will be offered.
seD5-w3mE LANGDON & CHERRY, Nashville.
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SALE OF LAND.


NY virtue of decree Of the Chancey Gaatiu,
I ; its last term, shall on the Ist Monday in De-
Gem Der next, at the Court House door, in the town otGal
'-''- 'Ai'7' At Public Auction,
One Of most valuable tracts Of Land in the county of Sumner
4I6 ACRES.
Said tract beautifully situated lying about miles
from the Town Of Gaatn immediately upon first rate Turn
Railroad, lnow finished from this place to Nashvllel and
Tn9n ,ai L are or never falling Springs Of excellent
water. Hundred and Fifty Of said tract being we'll
y in s country and Ii e balance in high state cultivation.
said OF land viii be sold whole or divided into two
tracts purchasers. Also, the time and place that
HOUSE, LOT AND OFFICE,
Situated Main street ia the town Of Galan short distance
from Square known the Dr. Ncwsom property said Lot
has good Dwelling containing or Rooms, Kitchen
necessary Outhoues No Brick Office with together
with large yard and Garden and Altogether one Of the most
TERNs OF sALE-Ouethird Gas. the balance in and
years well endorsed without interest and lien ret1i1ed
said Land and House and Lot viii be shown to any one desr
ns to purchase on appHGati99.,iR G9atR to -
GaIIatin, Tenn. Sept. aj-ssr59-8m
urau MoCREA, W. HOOPER HARRIS
Late Of McCrea & Terrass. Late Of Il r. Morris Co.
HUGH McCREA a CO.,
Successors to Il. B, Morris & Coz
WHOLESALE GROCEES d COMMISSION MERCHANTS
DEALERS IN
Foreign and Domestic Liquors,
NOS AND ID MARKET STREET, NASHVILLE, TENN.
UTAvE on hand and offer to the trade on reasonable terms, the
following articles, and viii be in constant receipt Of fresh
supplies
g. hhds prime & choi,e Sugar. $4,000 Cigars assorted brands,
100 bbs Baltimore Crushed do, > boxes Ciaret Vine,
50 HIs Powdered DO, 50 Ri Carb Soda
. FIs Loaf do, so bags Ground Pepper,
$50 hays prime Coffee p nests Tubs
$50 Eers Nails. JOG dozen painted Buckets
100 Ir,.s Nl8fasscs 50 dozen Cedar Buckets,
100 1--htls NaIasses. Liquors.
- ts.IHs Golden Syrup, 5Ol hhls Hecated Whisky,
p ia-s Tsnrar 10 lhIs Jaluaca Rum,
- bags Sn.ra. 900 ubs Ola Rye and Bourbon,
Is Ia.s G.rrr-. s. h1ls choice MOnOugahela,
- boxes Tobacco ALI gr Ges) blls Bourbon yrs old,
7uO boxes star Candles, 800 bzs assorted Liquors.
20 cases Teas 81 IhIs American Brandy,
/ 100 bundles Wrapping Irvine, - hbls y Y Gin.
SpJ1
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WILLIAM 5. FLIPPIN,

WILLIAM $. FLIPPIN,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
Nashville Tennessee.
NWTILL practice all Nashville, the
counties Of Williamson and Maury. Office No A Cher
ry street, COOpers Building. sep;2i-dtWSSw-3m
FNINE TEAS.--Just received from a large Impores Of
Teas good assortment Of Imperial, Gunpowder, Soong
and Black Teas for sale by the large small quantity by
A. STRETCH.
ENOR SALE.--A good house carpenter also well
~ qualified as pastry cook, cheap for cash at
iyel-H. Il. II. HAYNES co.
TEyOBACCO AND CIGARS..-Now in store and for
by retail, large Of very superior CT
which pronounce by good judges to be the best in the
city Chewing Tobacco just received and for sale at
the Drug Store Of A. STRETCH.
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TAW a BEERS Wfi
LUBRICATING GREASE s
A CHEAP and durable compound for crossing TIE axes
~ Ommibusess Carriages, Carts DFlV ana
Wagons; economical and durable tuhrioEor Cor
Heavy Machinery It viii gum, eGeetsi
cold. sale in Tin Cans Barrels,
EVEN, PENDLETON & co.
". ". BERRY 4 DEMOVILLE, I'd
A. STRETCH,
10. G. BROWN,
And Druggists generally. is26m
KIRKMAN 4 ELLIS.
Our Books at the counting Of
m'CALLs VANLEER 4 Coz
No. "A, South Market Street.
Those indebted wi please call business settled
without delau. sug30-d&E2m
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Late news ON every page.

The announcement Of Mr.. MURDOoH's benefit
drew ont large aud fashionable audience at the
Gaiey lest night which that accomplished artist &C
kpowledged as a brilliant compliment paid him.
The preservation of The Stranger was all that the
great reputation Of Mr. MURDocH had led his au-
Giencs to anticipate. He has thoroughly studied
and mastered the character that his PersonatCn al
most forces conviction upon the auditor that it is an
episode in real life to which he has been made an
unexpected witness. The struggle between the
pride of the Injured husband and the love Of true
man. in the last scene was one of the most thrilling
stage scenes we have ever witnessed. Mr.. MURDOCH
was well sustained by Mrs. CRISP as Mrs. Halter.
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HnHTNER HYANTED.

GOOD bus ness man command from SIX to ten thou
sand dollars can partnership in highly respectable
business that Weld him 50 per cent, BY leaving his name at
this ONCE or addressing 'Lock Box eo Post once silent
partner would he taken. lseiAs-"9n
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JOHN LELLYETT. n. SMITH
LELLYETT q SMITH,
NOS. 10 AND p SOUTH WARKET STREET,
Importers Of and Dealers in
Fine BTandieS and Wines, WhiSkys,
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
Fresh Arrivals.
%R WE beg leave to call the attention Of our "a
ga friends and the trade generally, large Sal
So and we'll selected stock of the above articles -
just received, embracing in part:
Brandies.
Sarzerac, $500 Alex. Segnette;
Otard, Dupuy, very fine; United Society Proprietors;
Jules Robin; Raynsl and Ausses;
With many other branls
Wines.
Caret, CeveTy gradeD Madeira
Port, do do Champagne, livery fne;)
Old sherry; Pure Imp. Malaga.
TObaCcOS.
Adam, No I Tenn; Hannah;
Lilly Dale do 4 POteTl
c T Wills; Corner Stone;
richardson W NOrthi
Tyreana; DeRosa:
beverly; Peaches and Cream TWIST
Johns Twist; Silver Flake
Rough and Ready; Gold Lump;
Claiborne & Taliaserro; Pine Apple;
And many Others
Cigars.
Estrella; La Esrarlatta;
Columbia; Imported Londres
Esrella Primera; La Salvatore;
Cintro Groin; Imported SOace;
Concho Regalia do NeSseIrode;
La Silva: do Principe;
Ia Prueba, Imp.i do Trabucos;
La Suza, do La HigueH;
La Diana, do Gift
Embracing every grade.
oct2 LELLYET a SMITH.
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Wanted Immediately.

y ilnsCU HInlElelllsfIEEJ
5000 sssH.L' Dried f fs35s;.s onp,,roa.
For which the highest price In cash win be paid.
septl4-2n sTRATTON & SEYMOUR.
LESLIE FOR OCTOBER.
NRANK LESLIE'S NEW MONTHLY MACHINE for DC
tober just received BY F. HAGAN,
sept2o Market and Union st5-
Just Received.
4 a TIERCEs fresh South Carolina Rice 20 bbls crushed
lU and powdered Sugar, aud for ale By
Ss52s sHUGH McCKEA & co.
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OLDHAM & WHITE, cd
ATT RNEEs AT LAW,
Austin. Texas.

"A n "A n - "A q II a "
Austin, Texas,
DRACFICE the District Courts Western Texas and 10
the United States District and supreme Court az Austin and
suts either before the Courts The enrlI Lnd s o. ort
Of Claims Once on Congress Avenue near the Capitol.
VOLLNTINE,s DIGEST.
MEEFH1B, February q, 1859
H. voErrzE Esq.,-Ws have examined your DIGEST Or ts
Decisions Of the supreme Court q Ts3ness delivered su1
interest The Work exhibits accuracy research and aby-hs
printing binding we'll executed and prove Vala-
be amply rewarded for Effort 10 tie profession and s
A. WRIGHT, JOHN P. CARUTHRRs,
HENRY SMALL, Judge q the Common Law
WM. T. BROWN, and ChsnosEy Courto Mar
R. q. PAYNE BIZ McKIERNAN
GEO. DIXON Judge Of the Grim oOgE
J. B. LAMB, Attorney General. a "
!. 5 A4hhs- EE
H. VoLLnr1sE Esq:-Ws have examined zour digest q hs
publication Of Mr. Mes Digest which includes Ten volumes q
Reports. The points decided clearly stated, and We
" and great industry It viii Be Of much value % he Bneh
profession, 70 which you are justly sniitlsd
R. W. MACGAVOCK, RUSSELL HOUSTON, sl
w. T. COOPER, THOs. WASHINGTON,
HERMAN cox, A. 9. MERRITT, ..I1a
JAMES WOODS, EDWIN u. EWING, -
u o. a. IO SS0S6AslPBELI, w. (. T6RNER.
FRANCIS B. FOGG, Judge Of TIE Circuit ln1
ABRAM L. DEMOSS, Criminal Court ..-.T
The above mentioned Digest Be had q The following Book
stores:
Meszs. Lamb, Young & Co., Memphis, TenneIsss. 81.
Mr.C. n. Brown, Jackson, Tsnnsssss.
Msssrs. John YORK & Co., Nashville, Tennessee.
Mr.. J. A Rsyl, Knoxville, Tennessee.
may4-d6twu B. NOLhlhIlEB-
JUSTsWHAT EVERY FAMILY WANTS,
GOOD chesD Sewing Machine Price only s21 70 s35. Thea
~ Machines need only 20 insure them place in Al
most every family To appreciate must examine and
them therefore good cheap sewing Machines
COUNTY RIGHTS for the Of the Netfaetom a Ray
n,Ond Family sewing macEimes will please call
n he undersigned who agent for Middle and Rs Ten
nessee B. Vests Music Store Union street, b.
tween College and Cherry streets.
B-Psrdcular attention paid 70 repairing All kinds seing
Machines by an experienced hand Terms CGsh.
,. FLEMING's sewing Machine Depot.
Nashville. Tenn. aur S0-dtul rWly. r"
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Magnilicent scheme!
.ACH sATURDAY IN AUGUST!
AUTHORIZATIONS Prizes.

Circular showing the plan Of the Lot
teries will be sent TO any one desirOus OF
receiving it,
CERTIFICATES OF PACKAGES WILDE sold at
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ATUnDAY mOnNENe, oOTOnEl 9, e.
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Bank of West Tennessee, at
sStJ[zsc1s MEMPHIS-The notes OF this Bank will be
redeemed the Union Bank Of Tennessee Nashville [wdw
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NEW BOOKS.

The Atlantic moRthIY, just reoeivsdby y =
sep27 JOHN YORK co. .
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Grimm & PauI,s Patent Bread.

The genuine article warranted, authorized TO he manufactured
by none Middle Tennessee and the city Of Nashville, but
GEORGE GREIG,
Nos. 81 and 81 Union street.
Therefore, prevent mpostures by imposition from evil dis
posed persons mte the deservey popular Bread remember
No. Union the only place where the genuine
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RuiIdinR Lofs for Sic.

WE Offering for sale number Of desirable
Wv Lots In Houstons, shebys, BOods hoii ~
sr additions - Edge6eid These lots most es'y
few hundred yards from the public square and WI On N
ss195 On ~ Cherry street.
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VWTE HAVE I33 SHARES HUNTSVILLE COAL MINING
Wv STOCK we wish sell or exchange for likely young
groes or CITY property faug3D H. q. HAYNES co
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VWTE most respectfully invite attention the trade the
w very extensive and well assorted stock
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-30
PriceHTwo cents
qse aaIg spe.


AN ARlsHHAN.s CONFIDENCE IN A Bank
we heard the following capital story yester-
Gay and only regret that we cannot tell it as
it was told us ~ = %
A banker IN Dubuque, whom we shall call
My, for short, found it necessary a short
time ago to suspend business, and Accord
ingly closed his doors, and issued 4 card to
his depositors, in which he stated that he
hoped soon to be able to resume again. The
day after Mr.. NJ. had closed his doors he was
met by HibernIan miner who had $4,000 de-
posted with him, and accosted thus
"Good morning, Mr.. M. Faith an it's
well you're looking this morning, considering
the weather. But, sure, it's sorry am, Mr.
NJ, to see that card of yours in the papers.
Gut neveg do you mind such trifles as that,
mon-take courage and hold up your head as
high as lVer-the threuble of the thing will
soon blow over. Aud as for that $4,000 of
mine, Just kape i as long as you want It'll
nave no use Tor the lousy dollars-and know
yees LOT an honest mon, and perfectly good for
ant dreams be wild ye" =,
Mr.. M. expressed his thanks. and the
banker and depositor separated. But on the
following day Mr.. NJ. was startled from his
D." pleasant dreams" by the presentation of a
check for $4,000, bearing the name Of his Hi
bernian friend. Not knowing exactly how
to understand the matter, Mr.. M. seat for
Patrick, when the following explanation
took place:
/" Well, you see, Mr.. NJ, Peggy, that's nv
wife, has been raising the very divil about The
money-and jist to pacify the poor ignorant
cratur that it was all safe, thought, Be dad.
that I'd jist send for it. and count It all over
before her ugly face, and thin she'd consent
to my leaving it wild you, together wild the
other $4,000 thatlis giving us so much throu-
pie to kape from being stolen from u.s."
10 such an explanation, together with the
niew, temptation Of $4,000 additional, the
banker could take no exceptions, SC he count
ed out the $4,000 in short. But that was the
last of the Irishman.
The banker, meeting him several DAYS af
forwards, desired another explanation.
I" Och, the truth is, Mr.. NJ, it's meesef
that has been ashamed to see yees.. Peggy,
that dlvll of wife of mine, you see, has hid
the money, and bother me if can find it, at
all, at all, and that's just tie thruth, Sir
The banker made graceful tender of his
hat, but Pat generously declined to accept the
same although justly enlisted to it. -Buriing-
ton Gazette. is.a sass
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DAILY PAPER.-FoUR DOLLARS year, payable al.
ways IN ADVANCE All subscriptions discontinued at
the expiration of the term paid for
WEEFLY PAPER.-Price two dollars year; 81 for six
months and so cents for three months II paid strictly in
dvance, Sl,75 cts. year; single copies cents each
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once corner Of Congress, Water and Bath SITS Boston,
LIE IN XBRIDG e, MASS
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A TEMPERANC nee REVIVAL.

The friends of Temperance of this city believing that
1t IS high time TO awake out of their deep sleep and do
something relieve down trod len humanity this city,
proDose having Course of Temperance Addresses We
nave therefore, engaged the following distinguished men
to address us; On Monday next, April l9h, to
have tle m ST eloquent man Of all, Rev DR.. CHAPLIN
OF New fork, to speak t. u.s. Monday, April &C. have
engaged that distinguished advocate OF temperance Hon
to have thai noble man, Hon. MARX TRAFFoN, of
Springfield.
The above Lectures will be held in Mechanics Hall.
Iu ore' TO deray the expenses Of these e:tures we
shat be obliged 10 ctarge the small cents to
each ecl0ie Will sell package twelve tick cts
Tor vi d3w apis
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BDLANTs, FLOWERS, AND GRAPE
n fuNES.--A choice variety Of Greenhouse and other
Towering plants Splendid Roses, Yerhenas, &c, for
bedding out and cut flowers 10 great variety Tor sale at
low prices B7uquets made to order at short notice
Also Black Hamburg, and other choice Grape Vines for
cultivation under glass. Delaware Rebecca Concord
Hartford Prcc and other varieties for door culsure
Tomato Plants in pots and otherwise Lettuce Cabbsges
&c for transplanting for sale in quantities to suit pur
chasers. Apply at VIM. A. WHEELER's Green Rouse
on Garden street, near Lincoln street. Orders may be
LEFT ct Ballard Spurs, 227 Main street, or with :,
apo dow RICHARD PAYNE, Gardener
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AN IRIsHMAN's CoNF1prNcp ~
We heard the following capital story vsster
day. and only regret that We cannot I'll II a.
il was told MS. 49, - 90
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NOTICES..
t. Fruit frees, SC.
z I II E
-azzs=-- Worcester Nursery,

<auzsa=- Worcester Nursery,
(southbridg street,)
Is we'll stocked with choice variety Of
Fruit and Ornamental Trees and Scrubs,
Such Apple Trees Pears, Pums, Cherries, Peaches.
Alricots, Nectarines, Quinces Engsh Gooseberries
Choice STRAWBERRIES Dutch Currants Backberries Rasp
heFrss Grape Vines &c. all in fine order for transplant
ing.
The collection Of STANDARD and DWARF PEAR TREES
is large and includes all the best varieties now much
cultivated.
Also, great variety Of
Ornamental Trees and Shrubs.
Basam frs, Norway Spruce, and other Evergreens
Scotch Lareh, European Mountain Ash Horse Chestnas
Weeping willows, Linden and Tulip frees, Honeysuckles
an most varieties Euabe for the latitude and esteemed
for their hesruty,
Arbor Vita, Buckthnrn, &C., for Hedges
- fine collection of Roses, Peonies, Dahlias, Border
Fl wers, &c &C
ASPARAGUS ROOTS, RHUBARB OF PIE PLANT,
81 -
BUDS and soIoNs, of large variety of Choice Fruit,
can also be furnished Also Grating Wax Of superior
quality
Eny Cabbage and Tomato Plants, suitable for trana-
planting.
o. The Nursery is situated on Southbsidge street. a
short distance below the Junction railroad station and
a0out fifteen minutes walk south from the CITY Hall
GOrders promptly attended to, and Trees &C.. packed
to go safely any distance
sAIL II. COTTON. Proprietor.
Wo. cester, Sd Month Dist 1853. mch29 dawtt
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Az persons indebted to G. f. MANN.

PreviOus 10 Oct. 3, 1851, for Coal,
or to f. r. ROGERS since that me either by note or &C
count cautioned against paying the same to any per
sou kept the subscriber who the only rghtul
part of said notes made pay to the order Of H.
F. HOGERS and not endorsed by him, and a part are
made pay able to the order of persons giving them I'D
by them endorsed. d. f. ROGERS.
sp14 DIT
g. ELEGF SCHOOL FOR MISS Es.-Miss
- BleEL0W will open School for Misses in Briuley
RowNo. 1888 Main street, up stairs, on the SECOND
M0NDhY of May ext. Applications may be LETT at Mr.
Bigelow's, Is Park street, circulars obtained.
apo u3Wk
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Vol. XIII.-No. lOl.I
lAE WORCESTER SPY.
TERMS OF PUBLICATION.

Printed and Published by JoHE MILTON EARLE, &
rEeAts DREW No. 212 Main Street. Worcester Mass.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-30
NOTICES.

It being fact that nneeoths of the advertisements
printed known to be richly inflated with bombast and
egosm, deem it sufficient state that these traps
viii catch animals the satisfaction of any person who
has oour&gr enough to buy one.
When Mr. RAJ finds of these TFaUs set over his
hole, there being bait tell of danger generally
himself caught in represented in the above cut
They apted to catching all kinds of animals from
to bear and the public respectfully invited
to try them if they desire to
For sale wholesale and Fe,a. by
O. FOSTER & CO.
apo diff Worcester Mass
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TNO FARMERS MURIArE OF LIME.
pamphlet, with testimonials, showing its effects upon
the Grape Vine, Corn, Potatoes Gin relation to Rot
pressryative Straw berry, Ruts Raga and Tufnip 81 all
kinds Beans Peas, and al pod bearing plants Its ef
ects in dcstr wing the and other insects It's greet
value to the Appe Tree also ita effects Grass Land
producing better crop the third year than the frat
in word being permanent in its effect, whereas 0uano
has to be applied every year-w be forwarded 10 any
address, and AL orders By mail accompanied BY the cash.
punctuay attended to- Il Is sold al the following prices
For less than 10 bbls 81 10 per bbL; over 10 bbs 81;
or Ia bags Of 100 bs OF S7i cents per bag Tor over L
bags Less than TO- 81 each, delivered az any depot or
wharf IN Boston Chalesown Also Tor sale 500 bbls
Rockand Lime, fresh. 800 bbls Oyster Shell Line zoo
bushels SLACK ed Lime for Farmers at per bushe
The report made to the Legislature, tie last season.
will show to any who will take the trouble to examps
IL the high value put upon By the Oommtsse
Agriculture, showing It's fleets upon the Perm School,
% Westboros under their supervision. The subscriber
has also testimonials from some Of the most dsnEuish
ed persons IN Middlesex and Norfolk eountses showpe
its effectiveness in destroying the Canker Worn its coed
effect on Corn, &c fl
I JAMES GOULD, Agent 10 state street, Boston.
ap2l dkwfMt
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IA LECTRO YER PLATLNG
AND GLIDING.

The Subscribers having this day formed copartnershp
under the name and firm Of CHAFFEE Il JENNINGS,
would respectfully inform the citizens Of Worcester and
vicinity that they prepared to execute all orders in
the owe line New goods ami old Silver Ware re plat
ed, in manner that will wear logger and rival in D.
ReatGnce goods sold at the present lime Tea Ser
VICES Salvers Cake Baskets Casters, Spoons, Knives
Forks Door Knobs and Plates any Other articles Of
metal neatly Plated Silver Ware repaired and polished
equal to new. Watch Cases, Chains, Lockets Breast
Pins, aud Rings Plated with Gold that will wear any
length Of time required. Spectacle Bows Plated with
God and warranted u give entire satisfaction. Coffin
Haudles constantly on hand and for sale
CHAFFEE Il JENNINGS,
los Main, Of Thomas street, Worcester, Mass.
A. d. CHAFFEE IL. j. JENNINGS
aY3 DIFF
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TIE WORCESTER SPY.

TTNEa uF PrEIiGkTI1N-
DAILY PAreR.-FOUR DOLLARS year, payable al
ways IN ADVANCE AnsubscapH rs d scoatinued at
the expiration OF the lern pad for.
TEfUIT PsPER.-Pric two dollars a yesr; 81 for six
months. a1 so EMS Tor three months n paid strictly
II advance. Sl,55 year. single copies cents each.
RATES g0R ADyERTJsINe.
4e Sqars is Che space occupied by 100 words, u
tnes Gold Noapaiel" type, being just one inch in
eugen
IN DAILY.
One square, day 50ci two days 75c three days
tour days $780, week $,5o; weeks 81 80; each
subsequent week 5c three months 49, (net six months
$40 (net one year $40 (net).
one hair square or less one dag 40c two lays soc;
three days75c week ST. two weeks Sl75i each sub
eq1ent week 40c; three months 81 six months ST.
year $40.
discounts will re made upon six months bill the rate
o. 70 per cent So TO per cent $40 rs per cent
seo per cent on from 90 to SIS, IS per cent on from
20 20 sl00
'Yesrb advertising" at SIS per square per snnum
Manageable not o,l r then one q 7rrs Bat yearly ad-
veTtjsers sl be confined their ordinary gitim4te
ness advertising and 70 the ordinary style Of display
All other advertisements from them viii be charged at the
usual rates.
One square, one week 75c; three weeks 81; each after
nsertoa 20cj six months So; one year 90 One half
Square or less week 60ci one year SO. No yearly
advertsiug"in weekly except ny special contract
Discounts viii he made the above rates in the
ratio as advertisements in the Daily.
SPECIAL ADVERTISING rs EITFEE PAPER.
Messengers notices $l.50; hssgnees notices $780,
ETeeutors' or Administrator notices Of appointment
~ 60 Probate notices, ordinary form, Sl,25 Al other
legal notices IS per cent advance from ordnery rates.
&l25 pei square Of Il ines charge Tor this dcsriP
Lion o. advertising being less then IN
Special Notices 50 per cent in advance Of tbs ordinary
Tafes
Notices Of Political and other meetings and conventions
wiz he charged at the usual advertising prices.
Religious notices cards Of Acknowledgements from oer
gymen aud the like, DOC per square.
Marriages and deaths gratis. Notices OF funerals Csc
All obi uary notices additions Of any kind to the
aPe announcement Of deaths and marriages charged at
the Of rate Of &c a line
transient advertising, and all from abroad unless
accompanied by satisfactory ocal reference, must be
aid for in advance.