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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-01
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Erysspclas, SCI 0G,ln, Kings Evil, Tester
u MI Sail khcuNl

FfN" 4 F''WNdiNN W1ftfhhf q Y T0hFs. FtP 7. Isab
IN hth\our Ills The paragon of NIL has great
In med They Lave cure. my little daughi,t II eeerous
nn he banda aud feet that had proved ncurabe of
years Her mother had been long gr, Nousy aii tad ih
hlnt',shd tmrls her skin in her hair After
child cured she also led YOUR s aud thry have cared
her ASA MORGRiDGE
Ikhcumu tj-u. Ncurn II i'm and Cont
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United states Agricultural society.
NxrH ANIMAL nxfrfiNs.

HNHE United States Agricultural Society viii hold
l. SIKH Annual Meeting tho Lecture h thr Smithsonian
Institution Ws>hngtn "Wednesday the I3rA JAna
1855 when the win then be bsd and the
acied
o1srs NJ sosy respectfully poAsd
raj assasoas dssss thss stasr scnssai
-asudn Of ssscskted
thor such
agriculture be dened Gen
attend and
the proceeAifGx. az q
The Iabsed volume Of snsAoaass os 1851 snntAnng reports
of the rcap-rs syracuse and d the grand
exhibition Louisville VIII be dehyered anbers th<
rts,sty The annual DairE stt
Iup@tan, agricultural pabAeiy discussed after
sgcoiurists
viii be- 1.-The Chinese The necessity
perfect u tbs
crops aesej Nrroso'sNM oose '~f TUE uenr"s
eu,uro Nauures and aizsrss The disease hog
cholera Tho improved Kentucky shsp Agricultural col
lsges and farm schools and The agricultural politics
try 3Hrr. 3.lf ftr #si tgaF5 sf-l
Pubic of
&C viii be
other pertinent the hsch
tm the csnnstea ihroash The that place
may be assigned them on the programme.
Propositions whsh tho annual exbon Of tho
AasIfed NAH and considered
a
door Of Browns Hotel tennsy where all
eet In fhe o agricultural invited to call
secretary placed public npeeton
tbuious agricultural works hr the library solicited Models
o agricultural implements machinery free Of
expense, will be placed exhibition.
Geaemen who wish become life meanbcrs a the society
b., rcntling dollars the Hon
French, Washington This wl eniie em, without fur
are Of society
Published the and elegant diploma
AARsHAII. 4. WILDER, rreshdept-
Bss PExr PoosK, Secretary,
Irc did
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IMPORTANT TO COTTON PLANTERS, by which

doubsdThe undersigned has inv sn
ID patent from the United States for the
nnpssp converting seed cotton
from the Through the
rsus and spinning machnsY aH ready for ship
mSDt weaving
Ths ssviug viii be lsass ten cent
yarns made from the abre tunbrkea and uued by hs o
used ~ and dis
eusausie Ay per and heavier and
wal c1ppupsad the world dssaciug all competition
advanced prices. at u
undsrsgned prepared TO dispose NJ privileges TO use his
lalcut and planters viii bs nrmed IS 70 tsas wt complete
ts best AencrY qnd ~
particulars, spplcaaou addressed 70
pec 0-2awIyif GEORGE G. HENRY, Mobile.
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GEORGETOWN FEMALE SEMINARY,
t (3eOrgefOWn. ID. G..

VUSHls large boarding and day school for young
ladies' long .sd avorsbly known as conducted by Mss
sIarsl, now dasepseu ~ j. Narrower principal
assed BY corps eompsu @ad sxpsaard teachers 10 every
assAriloefl ~ learning. is.t - 4,
Espeys oCongress dues cA hcm 10 Washing
sy dsugbfsJs under their
hare &ttsRed ~ dehe graduates q TINS
SEMINARY r~prssenng nearly ssatc IN lhe Enser
For particulars addtess n T. NARROWER,
Principal II the Georgetown Fonlale senAlsrl,
Sep I2-eor Georgetown, D. G.
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Marble ufactures, Tonbs. Statuettes, Etc.
TIyHE SUBSCRIBER respectfully invites the atten-
ioa Of the pubic 10 his barge and elegant stock OF
MARmE ~, ToMRsroNES, AND MONUMENTS,
AT north Twelfth
stree
employ cxpersnced
marbles every other description of
MARBLE HANTEls or THE LATEST STYLES,
manufacture, and Of superior qnaity.
IINT1is DOOR AND WINDOW sIiIs, CARRIAGE STEPS, NEW
,HE YORK f1AGGING &c
everything that required the marble
ness either " utility taste for the fine
description his unnecessary
daily nstss wish his yard where iudse f hu
self Z .
addition articles Le has
beautifully ststucts suitable for either the tomb the
himself Italy
be will order such be desired
By his varied fscunes attention business
he hopes meet the cxpecsssionx cf his patrons.
I. Ett tt WILLIAM RUTHERFORD,
Estrcet north between Twelfth asd 1hirtsseh
Sep s-dap 1 4
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u,HE LAST Lor THIs SEAsON.--We open this

TIME LAST LOT THIS SEASONING open this
the lot those superior black and other
for ladies lsrt shall have this q
In style material trimming and finish they considered
the very ybesiEa make offered In tins market.
xaek ribbed thick and thin and real black Lyons
81 widths Tor ladies caks and asqaes probably the
largest md cbeales4 IN IN the Ihstd-
Pai.s sd gloves all colors and
price only marked IN plain asusr hence purchaser
oy.rcharged.
PERRY BROTHER,
Central Stores, I" west building,
iaao 22-l0tdn opposse crntfe hAfke'
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NOTICE is hereby given to all persons who have
in paid sbr for The and to all who
arrears thai tbs days from
lids date the be prepared
which the will be adyer
t4ed aud SOLD for the taxes, ~ the law snJoins
With the heavy attendant
sais requested
JAMES r. HALLIDAY,
Noy I-eodtJans Collector.
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winter Term Instruction in French.

MONSIEuR T. MASSE returns thanks for the
WI patronage hitherto Afforded him. aud notice that the
Tuesday the D~ccmber Hei
than
isehy puyas by this oral method.
consist week,
and Terms He eIpt, Fasqueles
coloqua the History
Nspoo by Dumas the wishing
will blanchard
Bookstore and llth street
i 4 RnEkKScxs
Hon l. Toacsy, Secretary Of the Navy, Washington
Re., George d cunu,ns,
Rev. SanMh ryne,
p X Fendal $50, .
Rev X Cnxe Baltimore.
ri Rey. Bshop T. NJ. Clark D. D., Piopltsace- 4
n Rev Bishop r. Bro~nen, D n, Hartford, CoSaa
Hon r Grren, New Bedford
Hey Charles love, "a.aHt -
Rev. Charles H. Brigham, Taunton.
Rev. T. W. Snow,
George b Emerson, esq, Boston.
Richard II Diana, ESQ.
K4Aes Sargent, So
Noy 24--e0iu
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The owners will aooouSabtes or eold
bulu speoae Jewcry metals auess bills d Ia
ding therefor and the value ihseof Expressed therein
Dec 1S-An
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TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

Tbs prEson ~ii Dc sussl gaI l-~s Hhss ga
payIaeal VI The snlscglasn D. laaks "a al lsnge,
ht-a s1seber. hasa " asasy s hissf -aa al Sea
viii b. ia ifaAlHdl "a
Tue coNrxq PArYg ). raeRshsd az, weekly daas
- esasrrss, aud weekly during the recess
period ios vii be rcosssi % ssSs
proForhaod ~ tas above snna~l rAie~
A~sHrxAsIkRr sntisissa axeut-, aod ~
sending DAILY subscriber epsei -th
WEEKLY subscribers wnh sss enclosed VIII be snt'sa - cP
grsa
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washington Aqueduct.

ofyck or AauEDuc7,
Washington, D. 1857.
pROr0sALs are invited for materials and work
Topss. r.seye Sp MAJ WIN be opened nan ,h4,
day sl3s
N win he ready F examioam al this ose ON and after the soh
III. work to be lie, VIII embrace trasoly Of some the srdsss
and embankment Of escrys pipes
with the u ne o man. gate houses bricks asd
For the particular reference made
A. upop portion ,s acqairea
thereon but for such delays due be
only be completed under the
appropriation but all contracts for uunhshed work Win be sub
s oy s s sns .ss the
ander each contract for each appropriation and eAee o the spo
he stopped until funds become avalsbe t q a
q the entire s.opp.ss Of any particular WORK iss wan, q
the work has been properly executed SO far as has
Payments specie upsn ,ns pncd
treasury ths monthly ESTIMATES the snsss. 10 per
be paid their full wnse- merthly and IN specie
| tsrials on he "a
the right bid.
considered rnot conducive TO the Of the
work
so.iele persons 2 The :, effect that ,ha, BE- e., 2, they anas
enter into obg.lou days good
seou,.es Car aAs wnsnD 4 ~ sssk aedtr.ks s.d san,ee
"ass United s.s,es ds,,sa aney oer
the
pafn 81 war a, the are able make good their
Bid. win opened u'sssss sts phoae 70
be atl vltfg tli NJ Ak11e,
Capt of EngiDsers in charge
e E PORN oF GUARANTEE
To Cart N c Meigs U 8 Engine~rs na'
the undersaened, residents OF In the STATE al
hereby ny and sey%ai covenant with the Gn,eA s.se and
sua foregoing bid Of be accepted, tas DC
VII n ten days after te assIAnee Of e said Md ere
t with good snds ufssen sues 70 per
furnish the article, proposed conformity 70 ihs terms Of The
nunder il wa made.
enter aoressd guaanty N make
good the odcr by the said and the nert
lowest bidder. ai tft |fI f- II
(%ened) i $50 an A b.
C. n
hereby the knowledge and belief the
above named guaran,or~ coed and sunaeiea,
nypsd} EF
epl-lawif .fl @
HISTORY OF THE REPUBLIC OF THE UNI
Hsmlos and his by John Hamilton Volume
Juet ready. - .t
Fxsvn,uasson ~ Case. by ~
PORTRAITS of Married. Feads Peep
by Cneie Bsp. ,. ,llf.. ~ nI aat..tEtt.
White Ji~s; a sovci; by Charles Rsads
received and for sale ny
EfHI BLANCHARD A MOHuR
DscIs Corner Of Penn md 1ltt street
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GOLD AND SILVER PURCHASED

GOLD AND SILVER PURCHASED
AT THE BEST RATES FOREIGN bills OF EXCHANGE SOLD
The PRINCIPAL POINTS IN EUROPE IN SUNS TO SUIT.
1tOLD CURRENCY AND VIRGINIA MONEY
NJ accounts viii Be opened for deposos payable in funds
charging the Checks marked
eordhgly- 8 s'ttE t4 4sts8 Eh IT'LL tt
SIGHT drains all s principal cities in the un'on sold to
suit
HsAds aud stncka sold commission. t t&
pnsarTeut money bought and sold. f45rtg
Land purchased q the hghe.t rates.
sWEESY, RITTENHQpsE, FAINT, ca,
pSc S-apa ~ M @ Bankers.
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FURNISHED ROOM TO LET.--A neatly furnish
gentlemen, without board
priv family hoarders the family
ply 1T s17 street north between 9th and 7th streets
a 9-d
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EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No 20 Wall street, n. Y.
BROWN, sHirr.EY, d CO.,
tt Liverpool
nrkfHES KENNARD Il co.,
No. ~ Austin Friars, London.
n g. WAINWRIGHT u CO.,
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nRPHANS FAIR removed to Iron Hall Pennsyl-
" The incemcpcy weather
who do so from attending the fair
Hall the prevailed continue
and will be opened Iron Hall The ardca fr
the possible tho
charitable earnestly solicited Nearly lto orphan sir
depending the result Of This effort what absolutely
nscessafy for their present wants, 4
Jan I'D shtf tStarSssates sst
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VIZ ASHINGT0N ART ASSOCIATION. The See
wv Exhibition the Washington Association
the Gallery street between 18th and ath streets
from 10, n 10 TO- m.
To be had At The principal
bookstores and hotcis, and al the door.
Dec 26--dn
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splendid schemes fsr January, 1865.

~ s the superintendent sppouts
by the governor wa i
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DURE LINEN GOODS.--Tabo diapers and dam
III ssks, In ai widths and grades.
shcetsns and pillow linens the qualities ssd waahs
NA4ins towels dcycs and oweinxs 10 great proas'o" OF
500 pssoes sapesas lrssh loens.
The Il linen goods annually through our
hods eablcs oe goods o the best cas. the Ass
siblc price.
, Qps price only marked a Idnn aenres
obliged AL bs paid b~ore bs
sDnlg would reach ts
could rot cnaroi 4sf
PERRY 4 BROTHER
building.
Jan s--IOsda opposits Central Market.
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Ps5soa K1paat,osas Of Senator'S Fac and D,ylas Baae
day Jsssary Is, 1855.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-04-07
A PROCLAMATION
TO T. HE LA D 1 E S

WHEREAS It appears that the days of right, honor and
integrity, are fast fading away. and WHEREAS the IN
acupulous and ig lorant daily taking advantage oil
the profound and learned, BE IT KNOWN THEREFORE, to
all, whether MAIDS, WIVES, or WIDOWS, that DR.
CHURCHMAN'S FEMALE PI Ills are ALONE the certain
panaces for the troubles incident to female dsorganz
tion; they ALONE correcting all painful menstruation
sssuaging pal patons of the heart disturbed Sleep pain
In the side, and causing health and happiness to the
whole sex; especially to the MARRIED PORTION
they are certain TO bring the monthly period with
regularity. AND WHEREAS, these PILLS purely
vegetable and entirely from minerals, therefore per-
fecy harmless in their operations and wholly unlike
other medicines thrust upon the public purportiug
effect the objects already detailed THEREFoRV, BE II
KNOWN, that NOTHING but the said PILLS Of DR.
CHEE5EMAN will accomplish the desired object, when
DsAPPGIsTMEST has been experienced under the regime
of OTHER PLLs and the LADIES will cause this Proca
nation spread amongst them, to their everlasting
beneAt-aways promising that said Proclamation in
cage must be considered null and void that is to say
that the Pills must not be taken when any female is in
an INTERESTING CONDITION, otherwise miscarriage will
be the ine sitable result.
Explicit directions, TO be carefully read accompany
each box. Price ST.. Sent by mail enclosing 81 to
Dr. Cornelius L. Cheeseman, Box 453l, Post Office, New
York City, or to NJ B. Green Co.. Worcester. Mass
Id by one Druggist in every town in the United
states.
Given under my hand and SEAL
U. L. CHEESEMAN, NJ D.
R. D. HUToH1NGs, General Agent for the United
States, 1855 Chambers st. New York. to whom all orders
should he addressed.
GFso by NJ. Green & Co., Worcester.
dS daw6m
Worcester daily spy., 1858-04-07
INFORMATION FOR THE PUBLIC.
A GENERAL PUBLIC CAUTION.

Should ask for bread would ye give me stone! l. for
believe in calling what yer may be placed before the
public for ae otherwise by their proper names, aud
in view Of this fact II Is hut justice 10 myself and the
public to make fair and st statement In regard to
what cous,iues an Ambr,type In irst place Il is q
Patent, and have the usve tight for this city. In
the second picture can he truly called an Ambro
y pc Is sealed with FIR Balsam, its equlyolan
between two paes Of plate gBs It Is reason, because
the word AmoTot pc is used by those not having the
rht that 1t the pubin calls for Ambrtype that they
will &c, one "Al MT gold that gttrrs" All OF
Ambrntypcs because so advertised. Therefore, / will
one more inf rm the citizens Of Worces and vicinity
that nake the only picture that can be called Ambro
type after Cuttings Patent.
Citizens Of Worcester Why will 20 be any longer dc
ceveig Why will We pay your money for single glass
picture falsely called hn Improved Ambrotypel Why
mot inquire INTO this mat r and become convinced that
Ihave abored sih all honesty place before the public
the only durable picture mate glass. am ready aa
willing to place my pictures beide any made In this cltv
and urther abe, willing and ready 10 ronvince MI
wha will give me the chance that am In the rlaht A
resards maxi ng the most durable picture, st make the
sioge glass lectures in the way that thers make
them, but they re rot dmbf0types.
Give Hathaway call aud witness the sealing Of what
makes an Amorotype, In Fosters Bek, eoFner Of Maia
and Pearl gpest.
N B.-Eyery Ambro,ype emanaiirg from my rooms
viii be given guarantee warrantng s durability with
my signature. WM HATHAWAY, Artist.
Bpb dtf
Worcester daily spy., 1858-04-07

a4sLOUR. 1000 Dbs Flour cf ali grAdss, at loS
n prloea. For sale BY THOs SUTTON,
ia27 d&Wg No. Mechanic street.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-04-07

Dr. Henry Sargent giyes special attenti1te
diAoascs the Eye once No IL worcester bank Bloch
Worcester daily spy., 1858-04-07

(Late l. U. BALDWIN n OO'i) hocheatef, N T.
N. B. 81 and six postage stamps enclosed to any au-
thorzed Agent will ensure bottle Of the Pills by return
mail
For sale by druggists in every. town in the United
tates.
BURR. FOSTER, Il co., No. oornhn, Boston,
Wholesale Agents for New England.
For sale by VIM Bush Co wholesale and retail
agente, and druggists generally. d6wtf dec22
Worcester daily spy., 1858-04-07

The w Onderfut and Gtfted Lady has
arsved, giving the people OF this place opportunity to
teting her wonderful Gift Of Prophecy
She will describe your future vile or husband tell
whether you will berch poor, describe absent friends
give advice tn relation 10 lawFuits LOSSES marriages.
births aud Deaths tell raet, present and future events
and unlock the mysteries Of the mind She ossesses the
gif, Of prophecy remarkable degree, all will testify
who have called upon her.
p She will prescribe for diseases.
Bhe will receive olls from a. 20 12 m, from 10
D. M and from to in the evening. at No. 12t Main
Street. up stairs, james Green Co.'s Drug Store,
Worcester, Mass. Jazo du
Worcester daily spy., 1858-04-07
! GROW YER & b AKER'S
OELEBRATED
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES,
rs SUMNER STREET, BOSTON,
44o BROAD WAY, NEW YORK,

n These Machines now justly admitted TO be
1.-THE bestin use for Family Sewing, making newsfrong,
and elastic stitch, which will rip, even if every
fourth stitch be cut. Circulars sent application by
letter. Agents wanted.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-04-07

Tickets Fifty Gents.
Reserved Seats Twenty-Five Cents Extra.
The sale of tickets commences F,iday, April 9th, at
Marsh's Music Store
ckes may also be had at the Door on the evening Of
the Concert
Do open at 6&, to commence al u O'Clock.
sI6 dos
Worcester daily spy., 1858-04-07

Mr.. hENNEDT, o. Roxbury, has discovered in
ne Of car common pas'nre weeds remedy that cures
EVERY KIND OF HUMOR,
Worcester daily spy., 1858-04-07

.Ng1n JOSLYN's WORCESTER COW
&8 S4Ner BAND, EBBN FLA6G, Leader. GHOAea
KENDALL, director, Is pr, pared to brni.h Music
9tS~ Tor any occasion Ehere the services Of Bfass
Baun may he Itqared Having obtained new and
chdce collection Of Mu ic hey hops n receive share Of
pu lie pat onaRe ANY numbtr OF pieces fornlthed on
application TO EBEN FLAG3, No. 43 Exrhs nae trtel,
GEORGE KENDALL, iafts Hotel. No Z Nam street.,
Or ELIIAH y. MILLER, Clerk,
spi dlsf al s-sla street
Worcester daily spy., 1858-04-07
THE GREET ENGLIsa REMEDE

CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS,
Prepared from Prescription Of Sir ]. Clarke, M. D.,
Physician Extraordinary 10 the Queen.
This invaluable medicine is unfaing In the Of all
those painful and dangerous disorders to which the fe
male constitution is subject 1t moderates all excess and
removes all obstruction, and speedy may be relied
TO MARRIED LADIES
It is peculiarly suited. Il will IN short time, bring
the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One D ilar, bears the Government
stamp Of Great Britain to prevent eounterfets.
ut on!
These Pills should not be tlken by females that
pregnant, during the first three months. they
sure to bring miscarriage, but at every other time
and In every other case, they perfectly safe
In all cases Of Nervous and Spinal affections, Pain
tine Back and LIMOS Fatigue slight exertion, Palpta
ton Of the Heart Hyserics, and Whites these Pills will
effect cure when all other have failed and although
powerful remedy, do not contain iron, caomel antimo
ny, or anything hurtful to the constitution.
full directions &C company each package.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-04-07
M ECHANIC s. HALL


The reputation OF Carl Formes as the greatest living
Baso 0atoro singer the immense sensation prGdaced
by his txtraortinary voice both in this country and all
over Europe induced Mr.. Ulmau to believe that he will
meet with patronage with the expenses
Of this great undertaking.
Carl Formes ing, like Jenny Lind equally med as
singer of secular we'll the highest style of sared
Music and The OratOros o Handel ard Baydn the pre-.
Rraume will include selections from 0ratorios. Ehglish
German and Italian; Songs and Airs with view Of at
fordng the public opportunity to hear him at once in
AL the different st les o music in which he stands unap.
preached
CARL F0RMEs will sing
l. Aria-Crea ion, 2. The Wauderer, by Schubert
8. Ars-Magio Flute. l. Aria-Le mazse dc Figaro
Miss MILNER will sing
Aria-"With verduIe clad, ,"-Oreation. O. ATia--
Puritani. 3. English Ballad. 4. Duett for voice and
violin.
MI. PERRING will sing
]. My sister dear. 2. Ballad-0h whisper what thou
feeest" 8. The Maids of Merry England,
Mr.. H G. COOPER will play
i Grand Fantasia Scotch Airs g. Fantasia on Irish
Airs.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-04-07

hANIELS'S G II A u l. A X Fuel
~ RIGHTS. Rights, With requisite machinery Tor
manufacturing this popular material. which costs but
about one third as much charcoal and is preferred
wherever introduced TO either charcoa split wood
may be obtained ny addres,i z the subscriber.
b. D. WAsHBURN, Taunton, Mass,
General Agent for the United States.
NIB All purchasers are guaranteed the EXoLU
sIVE sale in the territory they Purchase The rght Tor
Worcester County cannot fall to prove profitable 10.
veatment du APT
Worcester daily spy., 1858-04-07

SBsONBV GUAAO,
SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME, BONE, MEAL,
PLoWs, HORSE RAKEs, &C.,
Rear Of % Front Street, Worcts er.
ap5 dawtf AARON BILLING.
GRAPE VINES. OF TIE FOL LOWING VA
&B netieG, for sale at the WOrcsster Nursery, viz:
Hartford Prolfe-a very good Grape, similar to the
Isabella, but much earlier.
COncord-a fine, new, and early variety, very like the
Isabella 10 appearanc, and nearly its equal in quality;
Isdbetid-an ol1 and well known sort
Diana of The best cultivated, always ripen
ing and scarcely equaed by any other hardy Yaretyj
RebeecG-a superior, variety, of FIRST rate qual-
ity, ripening before irost-rare and scarce;
CataWbd-an excellent Grape in all respects, but will
only rIpen here in very sheltered exposure
SiDsetwdtra delicious French variety, rather tender
for climate, but often ripens we'll;
Fitchburg, Blackstone, Whits, and Early Purple
native varieties Of Worcester County, and of pretty good
quality.
" Nursery Southbridge street, few rods south.ol
the Junction Station. g. H. COTTON.
mch3l d6wf
Worcester daily spy., 1858-04-07
A,OOO.OOO FEET EIs 1F az 9goEigR. hgM-

Ano, several Planning Machnes.-The Merrimaek Lun
Der Company having ia their Mills in Lowell to Nor
orosa sauI dsrs Co.. (who will continue the businese)
wish to close on their stick Of Lumber and will offer the
same at Auction TUESDAY, April 49, 1865 at 10 O'Clock
a NJ Terms htera Zee haudoils and catalogue.
AMI
Worcester daily spy., 1858-04-07

MEooRNEY has received a splendid loi Of Spring
Qvercoats whic1 he Il selling very low. Call At Nc.
Lnonln Hnnbe Book 6& spT
Worcester daily spy., 1858-04-07
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