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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-30

LrOR sALE-sPfESpID SLATE AND MkRBIg BED
tables, for $40 and 800 everything cpmulefe. odd
ahes repraf, AID trimmings ~. sale. w ~ GRIFFITH
l4s Fulton street Tables u let
CHARPS IMPROVED BILLIARD TABLES-wfrH y
- W. h0mana patented rehexDe cushions, patented "
q i5S-nckn0wiedgcd ~ the mQat scientific ant arartlc
players superior sny n he word n accuracy All
old tables altered ~ per less than any
aaka. MAnaGacioTy LAC fo1 sreeL New YORK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-30

EUBs sUBs, FUns, 900.
No ~ NiiaCn ans Nrv York,
Cfef .he rich aud elegant astoneat - ts f1fs son
ssiur 81
~ son Ray sshle
I.oyai erminc mink roQs ns-ica.
rsch trtsn r.. &C.,
Made Mp b The latest s = ~heh taey osr - thg ousi
prise.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-30

VA ANIEp-BY REsPbCrABLE PRoIEsIANr GiRi,
w situation wash and iron, ~ do general bouse
private family Apply al A. Watts ST. 'front.' room
noOr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-30


II pIN cu3utsU STORE - IN wAs5H 30 Is
n truEe street FActef-A Iarae ananty of s.urmsn's
e shnW ttiy per ctri vii he rails ~
TIER .srWlere - trHe small lnU ~ addressing
Wb.am Wa'ak, - 'etts street.
. LAa,f@ I'll kNriTY ~ ASH ufF CfeJ1B.Eg wksI.
..rse highest gfee giver, sod cash oaii 70
D0Hey Euf1s taveg t1f coiihHg - esy zee u -an u
.air the fa ~ ealing ssndiug heir adtres
JAVA NoE0Nkf. a. Pearl street
At - CFSrRE -rRsE1-wANTED, sl0V0 WORTH
u II AMI ~it c0ihing fer the Western naarSet
,spuNeutn vii htty PER their sng.
W " farse suRN t ~ calling - The re 81
addressing NOS y. ONION, q ceatresreet
fNIoTuTNG LADIES kSU GENtTEdES HAVING
v any css ~ c1h'rg yaixosegt can - eve fair easn
HIS nh az hry d5ars al e. for baad ali
dfessss advertised ~ paers Tbs aiyeftser viii plv
from fourteen dollars apiece for sA dfes&es
fof delAlnes according
n ttent.msn clDhlng and furniture CARROTS 80, Sc
fair cash price vii ~ pud for y vii Ne ohsilg Sob
sending addressing ~ poe " Harris s6 Seve1h
avenue Twentieth and Twenty hrs, LADIES
sttsnaed 70 ~ Mrs Harrisn such - wished for
\ ApTFs AND GENTLEMEN HAVING ANY CAST oFF
clothing second hand furniture &C dispose cf will re-
eeve Tie fair vane cash By sending addressing ~
MIMI 80 seveah svenue, between Twenty seventh aud
Twenty eighth streets.
NroTICE-FROM IS To S. PAID FoR CAST oFF
N dresses also gents clohtng and rnit1re. Ladies
tended BY Mrs y. " required Notes hy psi puDctnaly
attended ~ ~ I% seventh avenge between Nineteenth aud
Twentieth streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-30

xXVAkTEn-BY A RESPECT BILE YOUNG GTaI.
w years situation take Of children and 40 90
srwng in private family best city references given Ga
Al lC6 Madison ST., corner 81 PIKE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-30

. PROTESTANT WOMAN WISHES SITUATION As
good washer an roner or To do the general house
vsrk small private anty None but Prot, slant families
sec Apply reference. Please call for two lays a. 10
~ second nolr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-30
HELP WAyTEDAFTNALES.

4 NUMBER OF woMEs AND oTRls wAsrEDD DAILY
a IN good situations now ready at good sonc FIR rs
c1s families AHo several Protestlnls ~snte Inquire
Tie srge institute and home for dousss l3s IN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-30
SITUATIONS waNTED-FEm.LEs.

. lApy WOULD LIKE TO GET A STU ALTON FOR
vonnr aFl 70 ehanbersorG waiting, or 10 take
ar hrrer shc be al her present employers,
- we .Ays. lG West SSH -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-30

UyANlsr-BY AQUIEr STEADY Young HO4AN,
W situation cnanbermad, 70 do general souss Sors
D. a family fret rate washer AMI roner. f3r ref.
capahy and honesty Apply a. her present en-
poyer's, Ids lliGh Il, Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-30

a PROTESTANT WOMAN WANTS 4 sTUsrIoS-Is
a nrt class nurse capable Of taking charge OF BABY
srsn brtA Is sewer &c Has the best city refe
r,es = Nails and pleasant IA disposition and member OF a
Heroit cnarch Please inquire at he institute and home
- llul Il, corIer 6la avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-30

RTASfkD-A SITUATION, By A PROTESTANT wo-
w raise child with either spoon or bot.
towards children. Can give the pest OF "
reference Inquire days at 10 East 1oh ST. near ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-30

. RESPRcT.BIE MIDDLE AGED GERMAN WON N
n wishes situation cook private family Is wen eApe-
vneed in Of French and herman cooking,
pastry and baking CITY reference Can al IS av A. second
Scar frunt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-30

w ANrkD-By A GENTLEMAN, AN ENGLISH Pro
w lessor accustomed to the teichns Of his language
aparu with gas fire. pensaton for bis services
address IL y. NJ, Broadway Post Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-27
THE UEST-CROPS-CHICiGO.

Correspondence Of The N. Y. TribunA
CHICAGO, July %, 1853.
The cool comfortable weather We are now en-
joyiDg in the West is most favorable for gathering
IN the abundant harvest. Through the States Of
Michigan, Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa and Minnesota,
the crops are coming in at full average and, at
some points which mishtbe mentioned, beyond the
average Of the three past years. The writer has
had coed opportunity for the two past weeks 10
observe the condition Of grain generally and must
say thst 40 whole i. was never more promising,
Corn in some instances is small for this dste of
July, but Of rich, healthy color, and with dry wea.
Their for the next thirty days, viii yield, TO all ap.
pearances, ~ many bushels per acre as in former
years. Wheat looks well, and we cannot see why
the return may not be abundant and oyerfowina.
AT this particular season We hear Of course much
about rHst, Night, &c, but as you travel over the
country It IL difficult to see where il IT, or 10 ac
count for the idea, except that interest takes her an
nual " furry In this direction about this time
Farming and its immediate consequence, ia the
only brisk business the West can now boast of: ali
other branches Of trade are awaiting the moving Of
the waters from the East
Our daily accounts show that the receipt. and
shipments Of grain are large the especial figures of
which up 10 the close Of last week have not now
before me. 1t is, however, far beyond the same
date Of last year.
Our numerous elevators are working niph. and
ds! comparatively, TO exchange the large auanti-
,es OF gram brought 10 them from ali quarters.
sun. % these elevators, you are aware, are Of much
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-27
IOTA NOT 4 DEFAULTIyG STATE.
Correspopdepce OF The N. Y. Tribune.


BURLINGTON, Iowa, July ~, 1855.
I have seen in papers, East and West, many
hipas at Iowa as dehulting State. Tue work OF
the late Republican Legislature, in regard to
debtors, has been grossly misrepreserted. But few
changes were made in our laws, although many
were attempted, for the purpose OF embarrassing
the collection of debts. The credit of Iowa has
been maintained by the Legislature, and she 10 now
worthy Of all the confidence, far our laws are
concerned, that she ever was.
A law was passed making the first term after suit
brought all appearance, and Is there are only two
terms Of Court each year in each county, the con-
sequence is that collections and judgments are post
poned fer Elk months; but thls act only remains in
force for one year.
Another law was passed TO amend the attach
meut law. which can be best understood BY quoting
it, That go much OF Chapter "a of the laws of
.ls53 of the Code Of Iowa which read. as follows:
"'or that be has property goods or money, or
LANDS and tenements, or chooses in action not
exempt from execution. which he refuses IL
give either in security or payment of said debt
"'be and the same lie hereby repealed"
This left the attachment good against non resident.
and fraudulent conveyances. Few Ststes In hi.
Union allow an attachment on the ground that the
debtor has property which he refuses 10 give in pay
ment or security.
The ordinary provision is that the affidavit Of
creditor must show that the deiendsl. ID aou
" resident, " atou. u convey away or dispose Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-27
Ibis property, VIII the n..,t te defrsnd n e' -.
=" it,rs. or h.. done g." This e.! ieh ne VIC
is. No. .,ar,e .s,.lstu.e further enacted:

his VroveYty, VIII the inN1t " o.m s"' ~.
"itors. or h.. done So" This e.! ien ne VIC
Ia here. and tie Legislature further enac,ed:
Ib., his Any i-hoI .sJs. &c Rove % oi 'n
~yk "a. int ~, "a Ds o.: 81 u. % - 80 -
r,y Or ,.er, N, Geo. &c. DE- y, -
sothsr; ~ sIs:i7s % "a 80 sos -
o. hs cree 'or s,.i - eai.t1 D. a1d 81 "a 4, =.
ssrt ssr-s. sc. esS.oT. s-i % properly u 50
,uut. bv a~ rom .i'r bal oe eIer l'Vni " -
sale urdsr s.d ~ yr-us q Ist WIT
There are few States Shich h.ye uore s'rihseh-
AVS for the collect on Of debts The above aiseFd
lions are probably unw-e, bn. the natural resua of
the money crisis. Iowa "a sound 10 The core ohe
has no pubic deb. 70 carry. Her citizens are en-
bsrrsssed mainly because they cannot collect Their
dues. She Las no banks 70 give temporary 'eliei
MANY of her cites are deeply involved by her an
bilious schemes. Bu. short tune vii relieve u
sl-not only from debt but from obligation Tor any
favor. from abroad During this panic my adopted
eity has wi,hs,ood the tempest-her credit unim-
paired-her obligations fuflled-her in'erna! I'M
proyements and her railrosds 10 rhe Missouri River
procre, sine rapidly and without embarrassment.
Iowa il no rep1diating State; NOR are most OF IT'S
towns snd counties, though there are some who
have % far exhausted ;hei, credit and their re.
sources tina. they may be driven 20 that dsgraeeiHi
extreme. Repudlsfi0c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-27
FROM MASSACHUSETTS,.
THE ADAMS LIBRARY.
Fourth Letter.l
Corsspoudsnce Of TIE N. Y. Tribune.

Cerrsspopdence Of The N y Tribune
QUINCY, July %, 1853.
A fourth morning finds me still cropping and grub.
bns among these old books. l may be growing
vermicalar but ss there is little else here to tempt
lame man and equity, must have my ding with
the ancients before return to nineteenth century
duties and New-York muck. / am deep down now
for have left the pamphlet box to it, fate and
the rsts-delviDg and disodsing the lower strata of
DE folios, and have just raised from the dust
"TAe Works Of Sir William Temple Bart the
NAN fr whom poor Ssit worked when a boy
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-11-20

+ Sd'1rfe. yhbrst ct lid, ncd,nitht, 10 talte
ibu aIs einen 36ll,ur .ut,p 5,eioen, n,eirs
leinen lln'sonn iein; nsreiitsueeu Wcrte
nnc made, mic es .aeinem @ronaelilbsn
siemt fsin 6tbl caraus: caB pu rid, sru
itm unp alien uua|iutiaen sen aansem
t!5ersen lpsia9eit." r.. ~.g >
La - !. . Jortlesun9 fplst. 4.f
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-11-20

:Agsntsn Der ,,n1innerota Staats'eitnus'"
Wtnne]ctd.
gepe llln uuo yrpwu Counts 6r. Tprlfer,
g Deter uuo 9(ieolet Gt9 gS. 9bn1mel,
ct. Intbony Ii. Minnidrols, Srtb u. 8notland',
Gbasfa 81. Cher,
Carver ct 8ult,
Stafopee W. 81. Ncd,
Wanfato 81. .. Warr,
Stiu pater uuo Wnlbin9ton @tY 50. 94eHer,
!51itina unn Oatpta Gts y. S4miot,
Ssuoer III Yr. QDieganp,
Dupua unp Wrnrna Gty 6r. SLIDER.
Mi6cpnin.
Milpautee 5. s.. Aibner,
@bebpyean s. gS. Bloti>
9tacne 9. Nitbis,
@otertpnn 81. 5hurs,
Ntequpu Or. Wense,
Soma.
G5uttenbsrg ct. Spllen,
Dubuque Solepb De99enocrI,
Davenpprt y. N1u fmann,
Soma City 8. @prtrlecer,
Yurliustpn gb. Dlabln9er,
Sort Woeilcu Dr. 9dwa69eim,
Rrpfut Gpn,unn }aeeer.
Suinpis.
QuncyaWb. 5. @eslonc,
pepria a. gpttbpf,
Yeru Ir. 8aiier,
Solicit 81. 8urfs,
Stpwu Mran 9hueiber,
s}euepiUe j. @eimm,
Ncf Sslunc s. Suher,
@alena @b. S9umm,
gDarlap Mpptbsier 5tudart.
Midi9an.
Detroit s. Y6bnlsin,
9(un Mrbrr 5. 8eneel,
9Ronrpe Or. Drrl9.
Dli0purt.
ct. QpuiS BlaVus Saumann,
&entudy.
louisville W. 8raunmuQer.
Cincinnati 8 80 yaagsT,
5amiltpn S QD 5obn,
Dayton Or. S4uet,
GbiQicutbe @b. Nolenielp,
Wrrtsn,cutb Satob 8asler,
Columbus N 5allis
@unpusfy 81 Sod,
@levelanp Safpb 59rcecer, Notar.
Golepp 8 YbiliYps II. g.,
9fe!r>yprt.
9tew-yp 9utbGncler 3leeflt, 144 @ranefr.
D. 5r. Wiesanc, 81 Sprins1r.,
1rpy Scbn Nupp,
Nume 81. 6alrlrt,
Hoteiter Scbn 6serrt, 149 Mount pcpe.
Ountirt Nue. Yeter.
... 9fetpz Serlep.
9fewart 81. Jslcer.
penn1ylYanten. .':
pbilapelrbia QS Sbpmas, -.
pittsburs Q6. Weinbare,
erie 81. 61rtleb,
9ollipaysburs ST. Dimes.
Ofarylanp.
Baltimore Su6tinpsr 5eYie.
rn Diltrift Columbia.
Walbnston 9. Nieefelot. -
.-.: 0tr3tnta. ..,
'si&n,pnp 8 DDrFinser. - ."|
"i.l!5iioz zGarolina. ..1..'>>
&barielton 80. QSplfu. Martin, q Wearttitr
r--sr Georgia. " -Aua-1
Wugulta 81. Spatb.. ,.,s,.., ~,... rear,
4s' 2putTanna. - ''.>.'
New<Drleaas Gb. IUuste. 4'#3@&t,
at:4 Ienne0ee. = 20 .tda#
Memptis 6r. 8aum.s ,-,,,..... -...,,.,s -,
Connecticut u ..- . - .
Nem- 5apsn Yt. Apb, ~ ~ "gT
partfprt 81 gj,una, -,as,,zf..4 &
NDrwb @br. 9Siuc, *-
:, glew= =9eupeu S. 9inicus. ~ NJ, nm
.,. 1,.,r Mallahulett6., q s,aq{fa
Bc0pn 81. 1obl Is 8. Deperitrabe.
:: ".' d ''' Snptana. ''.' y. :
Snbtanapolis Aler. Meyser. Hso3ot,H9 AZ
Terre 6aut 9au9e, Gsq.,r, r,.r....., sa-.la,f
Macilpn Scf. 9dmibt,
Z Murura 81. glopm, %.t9E 391@sH 4}GtHE
1awreneeburs Yeter Yrpmn, ~, ~ .f.-....x /.
1 Gpanspiae 81. Milid. - tA''i ~ ''<'5-''a
ID 135m Ialn Californian. laaqgij ,tf393
san dtans''sees an 'eA ! aar4 ssAetr'@' 1a2 ,rst9,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-11-20
Jortlesuns fclst.

&rebeben. lire 1triad,en uno lStrf<
mnoen., - Stcbcn i'm 3uiamn,enbanae
nit Nulfancn>
- -1'" y>cn Sern,aru Burn,eilter.
Sdlub. ..o-
Gs sei9te it@ am neucn @ulfan Elm
ceutlider an perldieccncn punften ypn
60 - 200 6us bod oufsel&iittetsr ldpar.
ser &raterranr, re0en unterle 8dnoer ;isn,>
lid neil in cas- Meer abfelen, NEIL biz
WeQen unauib1rltd Die duberNen S9idz
ten ablpilten unc cine ,narte 8rancuns
ibre lpleu erpieen 8eitanotbeile berunterrip.
2lus cer Wiitte oes Nratsrs erbpben it6
ununtertrpden unc nit 5efti9feit rpd 9e<
raulhlr5, 9robe Ballen lhnecmeiber Ddm=
pie, csrcn itet6 9leidc ouf einonrer fpl9enne
Ma0en bis 81 elmer 0Ibe rpn 1000 Tub
cmpprnirbelten. Iutb cielelten 1hplien
cann uno mann ld,morse 5dladeuitiiete>
wel9e bic Dompfpplfen 3errillen uno
manni9la6 III einanrer rputen; ater tas
Yradtyoulte Der aaasen Grldeinuna warer
bic Ypn Belt Su 3eit erfcleenren beftioes
ren Mlhenau6briide. llnmitteltar unter
unp neben Der meifer Nau9ldnle lGmpll
cann fur@tbar probenc etne piGte lhmor;e
Bolfe berouf in ceren Mitte id,pa,;brau,
neS to4ence5 Waller fontainenartis en-,
porltie9, pdrenp ite lelbf, INNER bBber
uno bSber ~srpene, iI6 oartenfbrmig au6>
breitete uno itren, sihten Sanez, 9llden>
unb S6tadensebalt ausldittete. 3u
1auiencen Rpseu biz ae1hleuoerten Ma0en
lumber uno beredten i'm .Salb>neller yon !
Meile Die Sterila9e eeS D}ceres, melbes
ni9t tlob e>npcrlprigte, lonrern lauleue
/ unn si1bsno pom apen beieen &Srpern
erbibt su Ddmpfen ouf,pallte. Sober eroee
Stein> Der curd ben erbaltener, Sdwune
'peiter .Fo9 als Die !6auptmaile> fabrte
einen Sdpeif ldmar;en sances binter
f6 ber mccurd merfmiiroise itrablenz
f6rmiee @ruppirunAen eutltanpen, aleid
Hafeten ppn cunfler Tarbe poer Gppelcn<
sreisen bic ,einen ,'naemein lh5nen 2lns
bid semdbrten. Dabei lies i'd ei'i plaben
unp Naleln Der in Der Suft an ,einancer
ldlaeenoen Stiife llto, elm NauIben
glei6 nieperfaQenren eroben 6a9els yer
nebmsr; nod permebrt rur6 cas- plat>
ldern unp 3ilden pes Dieeres, trenn Die
Stide in panelbe eintauGten. Seine
Glammsn fubren aus benz &rater unp
tetu 2eudten war in ibm ertsnntar; ta<
se0en lab man III Nu9enblifen bpter
S,eiserunS oes 9lus,purfs cine 9rcbe
3ablbel leu@teneer Blise purd tie i1,porz
gen Rou6ma0en bin< uno ber3ufe,, unr
einem jeeen oerielben iolste pe,ltlid Elm
lauter unp lan9e anbaltenper Donner,
rel9er Dp1, fern Yernpn11,en, cit, eleid>
mdbi9 fprtpauernreS @et6le ;u lein lbiene
Sn FOLDER 9lrt oauerten tdrfere Gruptio>
nen oft nur 10 MinutenL bielpeilen aesen
eire Stunbe; ronn Serldwanpen fe unc
e6 trat cine 1nebr pter n,inoer lanse pauz
le ein>. wdbrenp. tpel6er blob bic meieen
Dampfmplfen sleiGmdbi9 enporlpirbeltsn.
| O;oio Fr,,ut;cn uhHron,oro 1ohto., ;L ....
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-11-20
Be0inQunQens

Die n WlinMe;ota Staats;eitune" er'
Nreis: : rsi Dollnrs, in balbiabristr
0ornusbeShbluu3. '...
Oie MHuapme Yuu prei 9fummern perpfltGtet
fir einen sanScn 5abrsana.
lbpuuiren fdn1 man au irgen6 elmer 3eit oeS
0abres; bod tDnneu bic BENT Nbpnneneat Spran-
aebenpen Nummern nidt na9eeIanot rerben.
Der 5ublcriptiuns- Betrag fhnn in Noten ir~
aeuo elmer sutsn Banf poer, te; balbldbrsem
Announcement III 81 |tmarten brieFid einee-
lchft tperben.
Que Mitt9situnssn, @sloer u. {. ". int su
abbreiIreu:
ssamusl Guopieb, tublifber,
Dor Nr. 2445> ct. Yaul, Minne(ota.
2sreiie fir Mn5et9en.
3ehn 3eiten cter meniger bilcen einen @quare-
9ay.
Gin Square 1 W}al, $0,75.
Gin Square 2 Dfal -. 125.
Gin Square 3 Mal 1,75.
Gin 9quare 4 Mal. .. 2,25.
Gin Square fit 8 Monate $50.
Gin 5Quore fir 6 Wonate 1000.
Gin square fir 1 Sabr >. 1900. "
U~@ G,rSbere slnseissn peroen perbaltnib~
mG5is auf oas 8iaisle bers@nst unt sisrttl-
dbrlib porau6besahlt
My BsitrGae meroen auf 8erlansen boncrirt.
5umprifiiebs Muueueten line am meilten wi4>
fpmmen.
Wnnulcrpte nti1en c-trett unb beutltet eel@rie>
ben |eiu> I'm, beacbtet 5u wercen.
Ni4taufeenommsns Ginienbunsen psr~
ben nibt suriidrritattet.
The
MINNESOTA STATE GAZETTE,
Weekly Paper,
pu6Hshed by tSAML LUDplGH,
St. Paul, Minnesota.
Price $500 per year.
Price Of advertising.
One Square, l. insertion, $o,75,
One Square, one Month, 2,25.
One Square, three Months, $50.
One Square, six Months, 1000.
One Square, twelveMonths,l 800.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-06-01
ELECTRo SILVER PL4FTNG
AND GLIDING,

The having this day formed copartnership
under the name and firm of OHAFFEE 4 JENNINGS
wonld respectfully inform the citizens ct Worcester and
vicinity that they prepared to execute ali orders in
the aDoYe line New goods and old Silver Ware re plat
ed, In manner that will longer and rival ia
IsaSnee new goods sold at the present time Tea Ser
yo4s, salvers, Cake Baskets 0astors spoons Knives
forSs Door Knobs and Plates and any other articles Of
metal neatly Plated. Silver Ware repaired and polished
equal to new. Watch Cases, Chains Lockets Breast
Pins, and Rings Plated with Gold that will wear any
length Of time required. Spectacle Bows Plated with
sod and Warranted II give entire satisfaction Coffin
handles constantly on hand and for SALE
GHAFFBE JENNINGS.
lVo Main, corner Of Thomas street, Worcester, Mass
a. D. OHAFFEE q. ]. JENNINGS.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-06-01
RIsLEY's INBOUND FLUID
Extract Of Esuchu!


AS heneuyln
Nocturnal Emissions, ard all ImproDer
and DebiIfInting Diacharxea
From the Sexual Organs which have blasted the iute
lectual faculties OF many thousands and in FREQUENT
instances consigned them oucsst Of society
them slavering idiots inmates Of q unatc asylum Ia
not only reliable but prompt in e-cting speedy cure
For diseases under consideration there was no reliable
preparation, until this remedy was introduced and
during the many years it has BEEN before the people
tho1sands, probably, have experienced its remeiia
Influences There probably diseases which have
so much taxed the skill and Ingenuity OF the physician
and none certainly destructive to the health happ
ness and everything appertaning socially morally and
physically, to the human subject as the diseases under
consideration and although thousands have been swept
from time to eternity from tleir destructive
and IN all probability thousands Of others will share the
same fate yet none who ia reach of this prep lraton
need for momtn fear any such disastrous results Tor
It ne taken regularly and its persevered in its
rem dai Ell els are CERTAIN. Let all who are afflicted
Try rs certainly behooVes them IL they value exist.
ence to try some remedy and certainly no preparation
has greater notoriety, of reputation for its
inr1sie worth than this 1t Is found at all Drug Stores
HAhkAL, RlsLkY, KITCHEN, Importers and
wholesale Druggists, 76 Barclay Street New York Sole
Agents. my3I daw91
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WA TCHES.
JEW ELRY,
AND SILVER WARE
At a Great Reduction from former prices.

Our stock Of WATCHES is very large,
and from the most celebrated aotores such as the
F. B. Adams h Son, Jules JurgensOn, James Nsrdiu
Perret and many others of different manufacture, all 0.
which will be sold at the lowest cash price.
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~ Wis & COMPA YY5S
ORIGINAL AND GENUINE
Honey Toilet SoaD:

This article has long been celebrated for lis nHd and
soothing properties 1t being preparation the choicest
materials, without an of alkalie By the usnal
applica ion it viii remove Tan Freckes and all ImpurI
s from the skins it is also highly approved for the Bath
introduced to the public. To all who prize white hands
and clear skin, is sure to find favor aud should be
considered an Indispensable appendage to the Ladieui
Toilet. " w. NA
Prepared by L. DAVIS & CO., at their Mapu,aetorv
900 MAN Street, CGm6riigeport, Mass, WIZ have fol
sale an extensive assortment o. Choice Toilet and shaV
ny SOAPS mcbs da,,
NLLlOTT w. PRATT Gives Instruction in
NJ Music. Residence No. Walput street. He has
permission to refer to bis former Teachers ustaye
Sater, Boston, ard Mesirs. A. s. and D. D. Allen Wor
cester. dan 53,oe
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A w T e R s
ZEN DOLLAR FAMILY
&E5g'f.V'G sW s'CKRE.VE,
Upon ar entirely New Principle.

A TRULY WON DERFUL'DEVEL OPMENT
which asst9nbed the scientific at Washinrton and all
who have it sinc, and will ever remain monument
OF mechanical genius to asonlsn the world It'll surpass
insy beautiful perfectly simple, Elective and durable
No complicated machinsry mo getting out of order
Anybody can use it, aud everybody wifi have it. Moth
Ing can he made more staple for Sewing Machine We
dispense with that rattetrap machinery so called such
as Looper, HOOK, ehute, Spring and Cam which con
sutes more than two thirds Of the complicated machIn-
cry Of every other sewing Mahne; thus you see the
reason for ouT opinion that to supersede it is impossible
u viii 10 as good work. aud fast as any oiher
hschipe, not excepting these high cost Machines
18th is more simple, and easier kept in order than
any other Machine.
TIT makes seam that will not rip or raye though
every third stitch be cut.
3iADy kind Of threat or silk can be used and that
too roi the original SPOOL without the necessity of re
winding.
Ah-The seam is as elastic as the most elastic fabric.
so that free from all liability break in washpg
ironing, otherwise.
5th-fhe stitch made by this Machine ia more beaui.
ful than any other made, either by hand or aohne
TIE general appearance Of the Machine is beautiful be-
yond description, being beshed with lanaseabeslow
ers and got, which renders it of beauty
4o the parlor The first premium and medal vas ard.
ed Tor this Machine the New York State Fair held at
Buffalo Oct O. 1851 all other high cost Machines
for Family Sewing Machine.
/. Exhibition and Sales Room for Worcester County,
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N LUCk.-Ail persons who deal with OKsON
u HEATH, are sure q good bargains second hand
carpets, beds, So bought and sold for cash Tn, Brit.
hna and glass ware at all times for sale At the lowest
prceo, exchanged for rags old copper brass lead and
pewter. Head Quarters At swans Hotel, Worcester,
where all orders will be promptly ATTENDED to.
ORe0N N. HEATH
N. B.--The subscriber has no connection in busines
with H. A Heath, Front street ally ap10
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