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RAILROADS..
WORCESTER s. NASHUA
pETIRnAn

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SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
On and after May TO- 1885, Passenger Trains will run
sslollows;
Leave Worcesterat $50 and Ills a. m. and 4SO 3.
Leave Nashua at and y NJ, and 5l5 p. m
At Nashua, all trains connect with the trans OF Con-
cord Railroad where passengers take the cars to and from
the Northern the Passumpsc, the Boston, Concord and
Montreal and Vermont Central Railroad.
At Groton JuutIon, trains connect directly with the
trains # the Stony Broob BaT9sdi and also with trains
Of the Fchhurg Railroad With the exception Of the first
train from Boston, and st Fehourg with trains OF the
Vermont and Massachusetts and Cheshire Railroads
For further particulars ara connections with other
roads, pathfinder Railway Guide for the New Eng
land States y G. W. BENTLEY, Sup't
Worcester, May 10, 1858 DIFF y27
-els.sEs;gszs- BOSTON e WORCESTER
ssSa - RAILROAD.-Summer Arrangement com
mencing Monday Aay 81. 1858.
PASSENGER TRAINS leave Worcester. as follows
Leave Worcester at 4 Steamboat, 7, $40 q. N 49,
Exp, 10, II 45 Exp, p. The T. Z, $40 m, ~
trains start from the Foster street station
The and ll.45 P N. trains start from the Western
Railroad station.
Milbury, $40 a N, 55 p. In.
Milford, 10, As q. m, $50 p.
Northb2ro', Z, $40 a. M, Ais p. m.
Marlboro 100, 10 q. M, 4.35 p m
birmingham Centre, 7.45 10 rs a. m, p. m.
Framngham, Steamboat, s, 1045 a M, 2.20, AS,
5.l5, 1880
saxonville, O.5O a. m, Bpm.
Newton $40. = 80, 1888 Wor 0, I'll Is Wor., a.
H., 20, % so, +5.45 Wor., 6. SIS p. N.
Brookline, 80, 10, 8, S45, 10 a m 1l5, 2 4, $50
| 64k, 9p.
| Needham Plain, 8, 10 a. ne, l 3O,5p.m.
West Newton Station
TREJN8 FOR wore ESTE az follows
For Worcester at TOO so Express N, $50, Ex
! press 30, $50 Express ?.
Millbury, go a. m, 4 so p. m.
! Milfori, 7.00 p. m, 100, 80 p IN.
| Ncrthboro', 7, a. NJ. 30, 4 80 .. m.
Marlboro, 100 a. M, so, 80 p. m.
! birmingham Centre, 60 a. m, l30, 4.30 p.
Saxouviile 300 4. m, s p. m.
Newton 100 Gor, 7.45, q. m, r. 100 wor, 80.
N0u 4 n
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INSURANCE.

. y = v INIALN y IT,
EkAMPDEN FIRE INSITo ~, -
casb csD,.s, r oE 81 F1EELD, MASS.
AccrmnIatad snrnirs Recommendations 90
.fI. r. Vpsf. ..-............... Io,509 40
mn. Jos q pvvov0v slANM. B. CALHOUN, President.
Ei n TEA End personal Property against fire, on
appS y ~ VIM. S. DENNY, Agent
e. - Oisof Mechanics Mutual Fire insurnce
S>iompany, Clsrkis Block Worcester.
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CONWAY FIRE INSURANCE. CONF
" sPANY, CONWAY, MASS
Incorporated and Organized in 1S49.
Capital $50, 900.
JAMES 8. WHITNEY, President
D. G. RoGERs Secretary.
This Company continues insure buildings stores
ohinry, merchandise, and other property against loss
and damage by fire, at current rates of premium The
most satisfactory references given.
EDWARD L. DAVIS, Agent for Worcester and vicin.
ity, 141 Main street. d1y f24
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cssszazHs1 NORWICH AND WORCES.
ksssssssfs1yas15sssa TER RAILROAD. SUMMER AR.
RANGBMENT, Juue IA, 1855
TRAINS GOING SOUTH. LEAVE WORCESTER.
Att 10 A. NJ (Way Passenger trsn) Connecting at
Plainheli with trains for PROVIDENCE
and HARTFORD, arriving in Providence at
II is a. n and Hartford at ii 10 p.
At 10 Is A. N. (Way Passenger Train) connects at
Worcester VII b trains from Boston, Nashua,
Lowell Concord Manchester SC; At Wor
cester Junction with trains fran Boston,
Providence and Western road, arrives in
Norwich in season for the boat 10 New Lon
don and the Watering Places.
Ala 80 P. M. Way Passenger Tiain} Connects at
Worcester with trains from Boston, Lowell
Nashua, Concord, ianch ster. LaRrerce
FchburF, &C.; st Worcester Junction with
trains from Boston Providence and West
ern road At Plainheld Junction, trains
from Providence AID Hartford arrive in
season for this train.
At7OOP. M. Steamboat Express Train for NEW
YORK; Leaves BOSTON at 80 p. m. Com
meets at Worcester with trsins from Con-
cord, Manchester Lowell Lawrence, Nashua,
Bilchhurg, &c.
TRAINS GOING NORTH, LEAVE NORWICH.
At about 80 A. NJ (Steambost Express Train) for
Worcester and Boston. Nashua, FitchburR,
Lowell, Lawreuce, Manchester, Concord, sc.
At 90 A. NJ. WAY Passenger Tran.l Connecting at
Plaindeld Junction with Train for PR0YI-
DENCE. arriving at Providence at 9 90 q.
m at Worcester Junction with trains Of
Western Road for Springfield, Albany, &c;
with trains of P II W. road for Providence,
At Worcester with trains for BOSTON, NASH
ia, Lowell, Fitchburg, Lawrence Manches-
ter, Concord &c.
ALP Is P NJ (Wsy Passenger Train.) Arriving at
Pla,nfeld, in season for train 10 ProvdeuGej
At Worcester for trains 10 Boston, Provi
deDce, Nashua. Lowell, Ftchburg, sc.
At As M, (Wsy Passenger Train) Passengers from
Providence and Hartford arrive in season
for this train Plaufed junction. Reach
es Worcester in for the express train
for Boston.
iel7 aawtf P. St NJ. ANDREWS, sup't.
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WATCHES,
? " II n 40 7
AND SILVER WARE,

At Great Redaotio" from former prices.
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IL AZ IL
r. r. R-Radway's Ready Relief for headache whether
sick or nervous rheumatism, paralysis, lum
bago, govt, neuralgia, toothach, small pox
fevers, swollen, joint, kidney complaints scar
let fever, pains around the liver, pleurasy,
measles, heart burn, and pains Of all kinds.
Railways Ready Relief viii, in a few min
utes change the miseries you suffer TO joys Of
pleasure.
II. r. r. Railways Renovating Resolvent for the cure
OF chronic diseases such scroiuous aud
sypltic complaints, consumptye or other az.
fections Of the lungs and throat 1nduraton
and enlargement Of parts, eruptive and other
diteases Of the skin, nodes, tunors, ulcers vs.
pepga, and all other diseases arising from an
impure state Of the blood.
r. II. H-Radways Regulators will cure, effectively and
speedily, costiveDessi ind gestion, diArrhosa, dys-
EMERY, cholera moFbus, faintness cholc, In
Illumination OF the bowels, dyspepsia liver
complaint, diseases Of the heart and kidneys.
female complaints, small pox, fevers measles,
&c, &c. Whenever the system is out OF or
der, dose Of Railways Regulators will re-
store i 70 regularity. No female should be
without them.
n H. H. Remedies are sold by Druggists everywhere
=, .. RADWAY a CO., New York.
M. u okkEN CO., Agents In Worcester
apl deTu6S6wly
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REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE CHEAP

81 FOR SALE CHEAP arn
AL TWO VALUABLE HoMEsrEADs, ---
Or Small Farms, IN the City Of Worcester, tOithia
q miles Of the Post Office.
Buildings new and thoroughly finished. The Worces
and West Boyston omnibus passes the premises four
times daily. The buildings are situated upon tract Of
eestsr county. Best adapted to Gardening and Fruit
Growtng. The first purchaser of of them have
Z, 10, or Is acres.
Both places are free Of incuubrance.
TERMS OF PAYMENT EASY. Do not wish to ex
change Inquire of T. NJ. LAMB.
jazz DIFF 275 Main Street
49, ELEGANT AND VALUABLE
Ns..;i RESIDENCE FOR sALB.-The subscriber being
about to go abroad, is DESTROYS of disposng Of his
late residence in Worcester The Whole any part Of
the Furniture will be sold with the residence desired by
the purchaser. Inquire OF Hon. ISAAC DAVIS or
JOHN FIELD, Esq, Of Worcester; OF Col. H. + C0UR.
SER, OF Nashua, N. II. or o. WARREN LAZELL, No.
10 Gold stree, New York City.
CHARLES THURBER.
New York, June % d2tawtf je26
o. HOUSE FOR SALE.-The estate now
IN; occupied by me, the north side of Pleasant
- Street. will be sold cheap for ceSh. The lot is 80
feet front by so deep, upon which neat little cottsge
containing seven rooms. Well supplied with hard
and soft water Apply Cd the premises, No 81 Pleasant
Street. WALTER sTEARNS.
jeIS DIFF
osA, RARE CHANCE FOR IN
fsYS VESTMENT.-FoR SALE, one undivided third
~1s@of tract of Timber Land situated in Calvert Co.,
Maryland, containing about Seven Hundred Acres. On
the premises is Mill, fitted up in the most approved
manner for the manufacture of lumber, and active
operation Any person desiring safe and very pofta
bic investment will do we'll to examine with regard to
the above For further particulars inquire of A. THAY
Err, 2lS Main Street. deod&w mch24
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NACTs FOR THE INVALID,
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Fisher 4 Norris Cast Steel Face Apvtts ana
Viees. Best English A'sUi5s and Pices,
Horse RGspS and Files
NUTS and WASHERS AXLE-TRBES and BOXES
ELIPTIo SPRINGS, BLAoKsMITH's BELLOWS,
BLACKsMITHS SEA coal. OHIO AND NOVA
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CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASES.

OONpT1T TlO N Al Dl5EASES.
Many diseases that aflct humanity are inherited as
heir looms from the diseased bodies sicky sres Scrof
ua, Consumption, Syphilis and Fits are among the most
common Of constitutional diseases. Now, we care not
how many generations the seeds Of this diseases may
have beer established in the system corruptng the blood
Radwdys ReHoUatfng Resident will eradicate from
the bodies Of he afflicted every particle Of diseased de
poss, and fill the veins with new, pure and healthy
blood.
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A. DODGE, Hack No. 2, has removed ht
~ team to his in of his house, No. IL Graf
ton street All orders left at the above place or at N Par
ker's Stable, opposite the Boston Il Worcester Depot viii
receive prompt attention,
N, B. Carriages washed at short notice, at the aboy
es my26 dt
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cHILDRBN's DISEASES.

RddWdy's RenOUatlng Resident should be hailed as
blessing by every mother throughout the land whose
infants are afflicted with Sores humors &C. These break
ings out thus eary) evidence Of disease transmitted
from the parent stock. few doses of the RenOuatg
Resident will eradicate every yestage of the disease
and insure the child a sound and healthy body.
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GRIM TONES,
Horse Nails made from the best U. B. Iron warranted
n. B. P. b l. are also Agents for ADRIONAC AMER
LCAN CAST STEEL.
s The above will be sold the favorable terms
BY the subscribers the old stand Washington Square
PRATT INMAN.
Wrcester, Oct. l. 1854 dsoS
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G. CIAL OTIC e.
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SPRINGFGELD FIRE AND MARINE
- INSURANCE COMPANY, Springfield, Mass.
Cash Capital and Surplus, s35O,OOO.
EDMUND FREEMAN, Pres't.
". coEEEs, ia, sec'y.
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MASSASOIT INSURANCE COMPANY,
Springfield, Mass.
Cash Capital, 100000.
8. s. DAY, Prest
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o. HOUSE TO LET-rhe upper tenement
h;s. of house No. 10 Oxford very pleasant
.44sA-resdence Apply to GODDARD Il E5TABRO0K,
sargent's Block, Main street. or to S. H. COTTON.
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-21

MoErooMERY's NoMINAT1oN.-The Hon Will
liam Montgomery, Democratic NJ c. from the
XXth District Of Pennsylvania, composed OF
Washington, Fayette and Greene counties, has
been renominated after a desperate contest, IN
spite of his early, steadfast and effective oppOs
ton to the Lecompton fraud. Had the nOmina-
ton been made by convention or caucus, he
would inevitably have been beaten; 6nt the
choice was made by direct vote of the People
in their several townships, who have given Mr.
Montgomery fifteen hundred majority over his
competitor, Mr. Lazear. Mr., AZ, has Hobly de.
served reelection, and we trust the People
willheartily and generally support him, irrespec-
tive of party.-C N. T. Tribune.
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ARcHp1sHoP HuGuEs ~ COuRT-ALBANY,
june. 18th, Archbishop Hughes attend
ed here before the Grand Jury as an applicant
for an indictment against the Albany Statesman,
for libel contained in. certain letters, exposing
society which, it claims, exists under the title
of ''The Circle Of Jesus"
After hearing the ArchLishop's testimony,
the Grand Jury refused TO indict, on the ground
that, II the matter is libelous against the Arch
bishop, It should be prosecuted in New York,
where nc lives, and not at the expense oil Alba
ny Co.
The Archbishop then offered to bear the ex-
penses Of the prosecution, bnt the bill was re-
fused by the Grand Jury.
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DYSPEPSIA AND DEHnIrv CuRED.-TheOdoFe
Frank, ESQ. Of the Pittsburgh and steubenViIIe
Rail road Office, says:
uFor years have been an invalid from Dys-
Hnensfa. with hope of relief. / resorted 70 ma
nv advertisement remedies, but failed ia der1y-
ing the benefit sought for, until tfied your
Holland BitisF8 jIio happy effects Of which up
on the digestive organs and in restoring de-
bilitsted System, causes me 10 recamuend Il
conlidentiy 10 al suffering from Dyspepsia.
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TnE KnKENSr Cars OF "oUlD IRELAND. =
The Romanists and 0rangemen, in Ireland, have
long been famous for their hearty-hatred of one
an other. A regular come together" knock
duwn and drug out is their hearts delight, ap-
parentiy. The Geographic summary, the other
day, of the Europa's news made mention of an
other rencounter between these ancient haters
By the mails we have further particulars aud
learn that the fracas broke out on Sunday al
terno9n, on the occasion of the burial of u We
man, the daughter of member ofthe Roman
Catholic gun club The "mourners" seemed to
have walked in procession, and some of them
carried green boughs-an emblem of offence to
the protestants, of course. Somebody fired
stone. and q fight commenced ON grand scale,
lasting nearly an hour. For forty minutes this
battle ragged with terrible vigor. Stones fell as
thick as hail in the midst of the rioters; men
fell as if struck by gun.shot; and women too
for the 'isofter" sex-if the term is applicable
here were among the most prominent leaders
on both sides. In fact, the women superintend-
ed the ammunition department of the respective
parties.
AT one time. the Roman Catholic body re.
treated; at another period of the contest the
Orange party gave way, with all the stratagem
and Inanoeuvering of military campaign, for the
purpose Of entangling their foe. Once, the
Orange party appeared as II defeated, IN order
that lie Roman Catholics might pursue them
over the wall which divided them. taking care
to leave some sharp stone tbrowers in ambus
cade ready to pick down any one who had the
daring to mount the dreaded wall. This con-
test lasted for about half an hour, when the
eomt4tants determined to come to close
ouaTters The Roman Catholics as we
have mentioned, were well armed with
edlat the Orange party with their cndgels,
and a hand.to.hand fight ensued. The
Orange brigade having wrested some of the
sticks from their opponents, both sides were
about equally matched. For a short period the
scene which occurred almost battles description.
Broken heads and bloody noses were the order
of the 6ght Several men fell down senseless,
s,,,1sr's carried off in that condition, TO be re-
placed by more able combhtants During all
this time not member of the eonstabalAry, not
. tlocal' nor soldier were near the spot
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;. :. .A''lsFs' NEW FIRM.

DIS; BAl. z isssoH nan. Whss-
4lllSI4lIIngTa- ,,.s,.,, Ma rnDIdiy ineTeHFlrB
m WinchsiI being CON ~ oi,Ir tilrEuInT,
business, q ~ ~ frisDs md The P1lie n n
pleasuTs. With y. 3. artieit -; y
formed bushes. ecessfu xperieneti ntheDeh
taI profelsion- "a neFfoFu every opefa! LIZ
DIS = q Dentitf 70 80
practice althe and PraetieHi utility
ga ireefb shalinot be fuF I'd
their 800 dStIed themselves ne
fefs2nlS s,,9-f1i IT, b from the great ~, -
1I-resd during he neeees1Ey = 9 80 by new
ton ~ ChioroforE1 o. ~ N
RIS h 5sost eases and .. ''''
80 erfraeted Utfhoutpatn. .,,, A, thetr profrt.
~ forr1afiou advice HpPsI .9ti''H
sion they M specimens Of ARTIFICIAL
- rfiee Ousn at all hour.
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A gentleman named Bunker is exhibiting
about New York life pFeserver, which he has
recently invented. 1t is waterproof shirt,
made Of strong linen and India rubber, which IS
inflated with air, and sustaIns the person with
preasfcst ease inS the water.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-21

News FRoM EuRoPE- Right OF .Search-Stote
Of Fbanee.-By the arrival of the steamer Van
derbit Mt New York, ON Saturday last, we have
interesting European advices. It seems that the
threatened disturbance of the relations of Eng
land and this country had not entered very se'
riously into the spprchensions of the British
public, judging from that delicate barometer
the Stock Market Funds, which weare told suffer
ed slight decline utfirst, but immediately arose
again. This steadinesS in the funds was, no
doubt, owing to the feeling which the public
over there have, that the British Government
would not dare to be guilty ofany such madness
as to place themselves in hostile attitude TO
the known convictions OF the American people
ON. the Right of Search doctrine In support
of this Interpretation of their feeling VIC have
u leading article in the London Times, deprecat-
ing earnestly my such move on the part of the
Ministry, and forcibly stating that 1.-THE good
done BY isearching foreign vessels is nothing
compared with the bad blood eugemlered." AT
Ter this news, We may safely pronounce that
the war (that was to be) with England is at end.
From France the news is ominous. Hard
times; worse than any which they have had
there since the revolution Of "'49. Bad that
very bad for him who sets upon throne al-
ready reeiing back md forwards in the caprice
of mercuriai Frenchmcn. Louis Napoleon had
better be doing ms Louis PHILIPPE before him did,
viz; send his spare cash over across the Channel
to England, or across the sea to this country,and
make some good six per cent or ten per cent in
vestments, suitable to support the dignity of
usurper in exile; if so be, that the said usurper
shall prove so fortunate as tobo able to get away
when the explosion takes place.
The yanderbiltsrepoTt the weather all right
ms she came across, That is cheering news, and
gives us renewed hope that by or before this
time next week, we shall be able to announce
the arrival Of the Niagara at st Johns, with the
cable all snugly laid and in working order clear
through to yalentia bay.
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Engines, Boilers, and Mill Fur.
nfshing Steam Engines,

Ii sizes warranted best quality STEAM B0ILkas o.
"A stamped Juniata IRON SALT PANS, F1kE BhlCA ma
eHIHERN MILL GEARING Al kinds Fas, q Hnsel.
sent by mall when reqnestenA Ai sPindleRs 4i Seu =
screw WIRE Iron Proof S9s- warranted truei Craze
Bars always hand; Gum aud Leather Betting, for maeh
neFy: Flag Betting. elevators: Boiling Cloths
C B. Cloths forwarded short notice 70 any part @ the
eountv3 French Mn Et0ue made Of selected Bloeaas
Portable Flour aud Corn MUS Of superior quality, sim
pie that they be taken down AID put up IN lsE
easily 0ut Of Ordert very DURABLE ra
Light can driven by and other power too small
Tor Larger MILLS grind with such rapidly 20 asioush
ali unacuuanted with their OPERATIONS french Bur Smut
Machines used in the large city mills, Ptsburg ana ~
N S,e,jr s,srstor witch RIM ne ne -lnut balls before
they are broken by The beaera ard also etaay remove
the fur dust and chat; they warranted 70 give salts
faction. Price SIS. ana Sllo each according % slze
je2l SO Liberty street, Pittsburgh, Pa
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.,oY@ Brick building rssr ne I stone
FTNHE large ~ nor Ward and naE oeeHse -
J. Bridge, y ~ house. Possession CAV
daX o. Art' 49, roori IN the same >,
=. ! Zoe store b John Rankin; PR ARMSTRONG
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rnr Rent.

,uAr assi,ass property 9,.f Is dssiur ssnta,:
fssIens acconEaodei, - made Eoed ta9HEet
contains SO so5 ereI.af u. &e-, and ~. ~
EsE,as,- -eeIIenifsnes- Fer terms =. aULLIHEE.
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In spite of tile exhortations Of all the feini-
nine orators, ali women are more or less addic-
ted To their glass.
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In the new county of Clay, in this State, It is
said there is but one man who is not running
for office. tits presumed he is lame,
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w. w. WALLACE,
STEAM ARBLE WORKS
Mes. SI0, SSI & 533 Liberty streei,
OPPOSITE SMITHFIELD STREET,
PITTSBURGH, PA

\ FONUdENFs, TABLEFE, AND GRAVEsToAl =. Ak a.,
WI Ways on hand, and being made By maehinsLys sO.SS
~ I0W pRIOFS Stone and Marble OurbnR, henenE ana
Vaults for Cemeteries, nude n a. most 1a
Imposing stones made by machinery In less tie ana pet
IN Etys than can be done By mere annual
- Sffs1fon Il naI 70 the manufacture Of MARBLE NAN
nj r. al which we have generally hand In ouF Aantls
Rooms large variety Of beautiful patterns maze 2, -
bnrSt quality Of Foreign Domestic Harte BnleIs
and properly are inved 10 examine cur sloe q
M,ufies a. We feel persuaded that aftsr doing 90 -
learning our prices (bl5 and upWsrds1 but ieu uho -
able 70 build good house, VIM BE Tiin q
ionS thof procuring ne or Marble dhntles They
require no scrubbIng painting nea sts ~
room are not liable 70 take hrs' Ano 90 No.
cost much more than q good Woed Mantle.
~ Marble Of al kinds sold low 70 the Irade;
"Reminiscences, Sls, and Limits made 70 order
stones on sizes and EFIt hand Plaster parif Tor a
and stuceo Work. Hydraulic Cement, for Citizens IFs
Walls and Public works, always hand White Linass
Rroi nd a new and superior article for plIstering
~ Purchasers are Invited examine orr stock o.
Marble which L DE lrgcst the West, and Vosthy Of
their attention.
orders flied actet dtpaeh at 319, 81 q S1S LiteTy
i-si1 Ff w. W. WALLACE
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nEMTISIhK .

THE undersigBed resPeetally nio n tis I,rsefisr
= n ~ TieiT once s At 1i MARKET sttss " -
,t s-ieniS aud an othSTs UiahinE the ser '' "
Dentist ,, and for sveral yearsthe ass.t
~ ne isie DR. HuIlESen and The ssnlSt IN ~
y en.ared In the practice for ~
uihiehtiule be IA ~ -
~, ,ith some Of the Ieading DenIsls tii 6is,seIf
.isl.- ~ he United states. ana mas 1 NO..
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CHARLES PAUDERT,

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pianos Persons desrous 81 taking iess1nI VIII please
leave their aud residences CartETiss Musieai
dePoE, Main street, 70 which prompt at=nton vn Be
paid icL-u
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