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Smyrna times., 1858-12-16

CAPITAL PUNIsHMENr.-Whilese several States
have made strenuous efforts of late years, to
abolish capital punishment altogether, the Le-
gislature of Georgia is now ondeavoring 10 ex-
tend this penalty to other crimes than murder
and arson. The bills have been introduced,
with view to make both night burglary and
robbery by force, capital offences; but each
-has failed in the Senate. They have, however,
been amended so as to make the punishment
twenty years in the Penitsatiary, at the deci-
sion Of the Court.
Smyrna times., 1858-12-16

but in the struggle with such a sudden and
strange lover, she caught hold of the string of
the door bell, rung it violently, and a servant
appeared. From that moment the unhappy
man lost his reason, and was committed TO the
mad house. 1t is due to Lady --- to state
the fact that the maniac lover is frequently
visited, and wholly supported by her.
Smyrna times., 1858-12-16

LONDON I.ABoR AND THE LONDON RICH -(An
elegant drawing-room in the centre of Begra-
via.)
Lady Jane (gaping:) "Oh, dear. I'm tired
of dong nothing. say, Bessy, what are you
doing"
Lady Elizabeth Qying on the sofa y "I'm
doing nothing dear"
Lady Jane: Well, then, as we are both
doing nothing, suppose we so out shopping"
Smyrna times., 1858-12-16

0(F Odd and good is old DR.. Nichols, who
formerly practlsed medicine in Ohio. He
took up" the business, having been brought
up to a trade; and as the calls and fees did not
come fast enough to suit him, he added an DO
thecarys shop TO his business, for the retail of
drugs and medicines. lie had great sign
painted 10 attract the wondering eyes of our
villages; and the Doctor loved TO stand in front
OF the store and explain its beauties to the ga.
ping crowd. One of these was an Irishman,
who gazed at it for while with a comical look.
and then eXcla med:
"Och! and by the powers, Doctor, if it isn't
fine but there's something little bit wanting
in it,"
land what, pray, is that" asked the Doctor.
"Why, you see" says Pat, "you have got a
beautiful sheet of water here, and not bit OF
bird swimming in it,
"Ah-yes," replied the doctor; "that's a
good thought. I'll have a couple of swans
painted there; wouldn't they be fine -
"Falth aud don't know but they would"
says Pat; "but I'm after thinking there's ami
ther kind o'bird what would be more appropri-
ate''
"And what's that Z" asks the Doctor
"Why can't exactly think of his name list
now, but he is one of them klnd of birds that
when he sings he says "Quack, Quack
Qnack :"
The last that was seen of Pat and the Doc
tor, Pat was running for dear life. and the Doc
tor after him.-HarPer'S Nag azine.
Smyrna times., 1858-12-16
Arizona and Sonora,

IL has always been predited by those who
Kno" most OF these comparatively unknown re-
g!ons, that they would prove even more auri-
ferrous than California itself in mineral wealth
aud the precious metals. These predictions
are now being fully verified, if the most recent
adVices are reliable. Lieut. Maury, who rep
resen's Arizona at Washington, and who came
passenger IN the last Overland Mail, tells a
wonderful story OF the gold dominion on the
ella River. AS the presence of gold is always
attractive, so we are told that small CITY has
suddenly grown up on the Glla, and $50 men
were engaged in surface washing, and were be-
ing well pald tor their labor, though the imple-
ments for gold washing are of the rudest de.
scriptlon. AT San Rita, five miles east of this
region, gold was also being obtained. and il
was Judged from this that the whole region of
country must be gold bearing. Silver was al
SO found in abundance. and the Sonora Mining
Co, are reported to be smelling 1000 OF. per
week, while the Patgenia, San Antonio, Pacific
and San Rita Companies are also all hard at
work.
Nearly 5000 votes were cast for delegates in
Arizona, but the population is estimated at
from IL to $4,000, of whom three-fourths are
Americans. The country, however, is practi-
calIy without law. The Apache Indians, who
have hitherto prevented the full discoveries OF
precious metals, have been Quilted to great
extent, though they still continue their depre-
datIons on the frontiers of both Sonora and Ari.
IONA while the revolutionary movements among
the lOO,GOO Mexlcans who compose the popu.
latIon OF the former, tends to battle the enier-
prise of the miners. But when the country is
settled and under good government, we are
promised, by all reports, the opening to the en-.
terprlse OF our people Of second Ophr.
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Wirthschafts -Anzelgen.
Gaaerbier pepot.

&otsincm Srcuncen uno Dem eeiamntteu tiertrinfeneeu
;setIitlm bic auseiss, Dap tt turSltG Rem friiber BON
!ofi,. Seniamin s%sfabrtsn sa9crbier- Salcn an @ai,,
itEoBe u~nterbalt Der IL ibernpmmen babe, une pas
i'd a'it frsuen mcroe, palelt1 rett oft msine 8rsunee
anp Gancslcute nit Dem teIten eascrtier beetensn ,u
soutel. Ntpsltus.
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SGmaersiuT.

lnterWi4ncter bat auf lstner Der Stact Iebr nobe
~:3s!s9snen 5arm cine CONNER S8irtblhaft erSfnct, Die
obissm 9tamen futrt, Su beren Seluhe CT Irtne Srsunpe
anr nas 8elammtc 9ublifum bGfi6lt einlapst uup no
nan itets pas bette easertter uno lonltise @etrGnte sur
srfrii6uns Der ssetrten @afe bersit inpsn miro.
SpGn &eepler.
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9aaer6ier- @ II.

Die untcrscidneten crlanten f& benz teutldem 0u.
blifum onsuSei9en, bab le bic leitber BON 5rn. @mitb
an Der Gde Der 7ten uno Sroaoarase ssflbrte 8irtb,
lhaft itbernpn'nea eaben, une baB fe baielbf netft
g%rfriihunsen a1cr art aud ltts bas beIte Qaaerbier
1alten merpeu, weebalt UNI freunotiden Sulpru6 Bit
ten Charles s. @reaprp.
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@0iebiaa0fOae @arfela.

Reinen 5reunpen unp Dem seebrten publitam bic
Nn;etse, baB t9 ben Iettber infer Der Jtrnta: gbrens
berg uab Srurer ~9eflbrten ngSaidinstcn @arten'
fhr aaeintse Nehn,a9 iibertommen babe. Oantetb
Tr bas Der %fruberen 5trma selaenfte Gertra,en buft
pafelbe aud ~fernerbin I'D, Su er,uerben
@t6ael G1renbera.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-11-20

~ I- NV N'N Iitt l
ibna ni6t erlaubter, NIT benz ameritaniIden Watabpr
3aI ammensutrefeu.
- Oas Shweinfurter &a9eblatt er3G9lt etnen fell
tensn SAL BON ilneisennibisteit. gfad bem Wb,ua Der
3ruppea, Die BET S&weinfurt manTprirt 6atten, fan,en
bic Serren. pelbe bic Sdapsn ab,uIdaben 6atten, auf
einen &artpfelader pss Dprfes @rafenrbeinfe(b. ouf
benz ein 9iqust SolOatsn cine nib unbebeutsnpe
Mense &artofeln aussencminsn, %setratst unb per,ebrt
batte. Der SeTber parb bsfrast, wie siel er Gntlba.
btSuns %serlanse. Niats, iaste er, i'd BIN aud @olpat
9spelsn uno babe mir aud sumei!en &artpfeln i'm
5slos unssirast iAmeden lalsn. SD s0nne le Den
SolOatsn uno iebe fe as Grlab fir bte BON mir pers
lanauitsn 8artofeln an. Die GcmmiIFon mar ,,par
erfreut iiber bic eisentbimli6e Observation-Disclosures bes
Mfannss, cling aber auf ben Ssrsidt ni6t Elm uno lief
benz Manne 5 Guloen ;ablen, benn terIelte mar Der
armfe bes Dorfes, es mar Der Sirt.
Die Wbpie lterben aus, Die pfsrbetniaen nGns
lid. Gin Biener SbisrDanbler bate eiuen 9reis BON
lOO @ulDea auf eisferuns zines Yaares bteIer Sunbe<
art aus9sleBt, fonnte absr niGt eineu aateu Wpps
auftrciben.
= Muf Dem 9ilatus TN Canton 2u,ern 1T bas era
tur1lta srbaute e'ait9aus einsetirat. 9ilatus waItt
feline Sdnbe In unl&ulO bas Saus mar la(edt aebaut.
- Die pirtembersiiae Stanbe, gerlammlsna fat
fdrsItd sinsn @adtras gum @aulssfte berateen unb
an9snommsn. Sn b%smielbsn 1T ~fefsslebt wprpen, bas
bic 9 6nIpfftat ert I'm Item 9sbensiabre beain<
men ioa.
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goncerts5aL unb Qa~oerbierz@or If

Der ltntsrSeifnte enpfsblt Dem sutfden 9ublfunt lsinsn eles
CANT finesrtbtetet Salon 3u feiRisem geIuhe. Die tefen Qtouors
asn in esm Gpfals Ss1slbsn nur %9sbaltsn. Gan, srssbsnf
J4+3l 81. @Rller.
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gBaI Street 9aeerbierzS Salon
Dait itet8 pas bette yte'p gorter, 99ilaoslptta, Gsabins
nnb Baltimore aa9erbter,
aa8 anbere GrfriI1unssn, we edtsn Sdpsiwr unb Qinbrrosr
fdE, 9ppsne, Sar6inS &c. nerbsn INNER frslnSlib Serobreift
uno bittet INN redt 0fiern Seiu6 QBm. 6. S66nbprn.
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@itliom Streno,s

@tiiiam Strens's
Yisue 0Birtbihaft on 6rantlintraBe, ;wiIten gSaQar,
unp Dem Martte.
Suen Srsunben NIB @efanntcn, ioYpis einem osebrsn Nublif,n,
hermit bic @nseise, bB id, neincn Grauidun9Ss salon erSGnsi
aabe, unb III ieSrr 3eit berett bin Sunsri9e unS Suritios ~ ~
bes, rppSu ~er9ebenit einlabet NBittiam Strsmo'
Scnn er fpmmt aug Der Mortb,
lnb eett nid,t M tr fort;
Dem bas lit jest bsfannt in Scr oan,n StoSt
SnB gSiliam Stren9 caS bette @aS 0assrbisr IN
Serfaufen bat!
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g. Gpben's

g8trtbIhaft ,nO 2a9erbiersS Gallon,
NfainlraBe, spilhen Der II. unb IS, Dem Miartt
9e9enuber.
Dee nett Mno 9tIdnadspll eineerthkts gSirtfIdaft, np lrr bic
Gffen 2iauors, Eager Slsr unS i0ufisc Grfriihlrtaen aefIbrt wrrs
ben, empfeblt ieinsn Srcunben ub benz seIannmRi gtblifu1n ,un
AsiB8en SfluN 2outS Cohen.
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@etns uno eascrtier- @irtbl6aft
Npn 6. N. @uner-

BON s. q. @uYer,
sSpverncr- C13te) Strobe, s,piihen 5rantlti,- II. Wain
IlnsrSeidnettr madt bhrmit Ietnen ipertben G6nnerr unb benz
ys.yten 9ubIifun bic @nssise, DAP er curb biais. unb bsbsutsnbs
GinsduIe als erlter SusQs IN Den S5tanb seiest IN, sinen reelen
AMb suten SSein gu
II Gents Sen Sdcppen, unb
25 Gents bic Slalte
GrSiuihtnfcn. Spmit lam SeSermann, nit elmer f(,,r,r Srus<
sale, Upn Dent fotlihen 3~raubenioft senieben.
Eerncr hats i6 ltris III better SuaIitit S%crrltbis
Marinite Iah,
Narnirte boldnoilht Serinae,
8orinite StmeineSlnaet
Morinirle SdipeinSfuse.
SurSiren,
Smpprtirten Sdwtberfat,
iNt ciM portreflideS 2Gsertier, Sranetcs, G,inS. gDbisfp. SbI.rtb
Eu!acap, MirltcnpaNsr, unb ~Iterbaupt ollie finen fran,SIihrnn
.2ieaeyS kaltc in better uuo bilisihr SuolitSt.
lint 9cncisten Sulpruh birt 6. y. Gu,er
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Sm GerIau BON Sou. SpbI,r in ah;fosSr,s;, "a c.s..
nR uno blr8 g. s, Gttdsr,S pahSsn vnSIivnpp ~ a leeotn erl3ts>
,ieben: o1p4S"U""s " "tHn'0ho ~ be
M. eubtpio ls,fo4.r,s
weilons aforr,r ~ w;.G, g.l"a..p
"'"'" S!"''st VI HHlln9elanltn IN g%DIrtenbtrs
9rebfdfeu
flv life Comm Sell - s.;,
nSbn "' o'"''a8e
einioen Wustoo a,rs atr ,
'"S'" O"P"SSPt'pSfH uHp 0rabrfben,
sr,,,;,sr,rs mi,t.;r,, ano
~''' " Wsts ~ ,r.n.H' auBersh ano innertn
Spit hon, 2;Iop;0s ,.s S.H
~ sa" sy.D".h ps SstIahefs IN Stabl aefo6en.
$50 Seitsn in 9reBtm 9rud.
@olts.Sllrerettsl Die 9rpBe aa9erttine, pber Die aan,e
5 S.s SfrtIt oes @ltsa rnb Neusn sstaments nab Or. 81.
Sm.s.i y vspsrEEuMe;; Vraftr@Is9abe mir 100 it6nen in ben
Sefl ein9eoradttn &~bbllbun9en ub burdais esbenber RanStiu,
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gsOrudt auf Der Dampfprsfe Der u@Oute".
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-10
price Two Cents
abe 9aiIp spp,

SPoTs ON THE SUN.-We learn from the as
tronomer of the Providence Journal that for
the last eight or ten weeks there has been an
unusual number of spots on the sun. Many
of them have been large. At present three
groups are visible with a telescope of moder-
ate power. The FIRST group is Just passing
off on the western limb the second has pass
ed about three-quarters of the way across the
disc; while the third, which consists of one
large spot, with many small ones lying along
to the east OF it, has not yet reached the mid
die of the disc Each black spot is surround
ed by we'll defined luminous border which
is yet much darker than the other portions of
the disc. The theory of these spots most
generally adopted is that of Herschel, who
suPposes the sun to be surrounded by two at
mospheres; the outer one intensely luminous
aud hence called q photosphere, or sphere of
light; the inner one not luminous but highly
reflective. When from any internal commo-
ton the outer atmosphere is brushed away,
we see its light reflected from the inner one,
which gives rise to the penumbra when
both are brushed away, we see the dark body
Of the sun beneath them.
The forces which produce these huctua-
ton must have great activity. The spots sell
dom remain single day without some wish
BILE change. They have in several cases been
observed to change so rapidly that the Dor
ders OF the spot must have closed up at the
rate of more than a thousand miles a day If
the suns atmosphere is elastic like our own,
OF which there is every presumption, what
prodigions hurricane or tornado must be re-
quired to sweep it all clear from an area of
seventy-seven thousand miles in diameter,
the size of one Of the largest of the spots 1t
is not ascertained that the existence of these
spots has any effect upon the amount of heat
received by us from the sun, as we should
naturally expect them to have.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-10
THE WORCESTER SPY.


DAILY PAPER.-FOUR DOLLARS year, payable al
ways IN ADVANCE. All subscriptions discontinued at
the expiration Of the term paid Tor.
WEEKLY PAPER.-Price two dollars year; 81 for six
month";, and so ents for three months II paid strictly
advance. 81, rs year; single copies cents each.
RATES FOR ADVERTISING.
1.-THE square the space occupied by 100 words II
ines solid Noaparel" type, being just one inch in
ength
IN DAILY.
One square, one day 50c two days 75c three days ST.
four days $l20i week so; two weeks 81 Sol each
subsequent week 5c three months &c. (net six months
SO (netj one year SIC (net).
One half square or less, day 40c two days 80c
three days 5ci one week Sl two weeks $l5 each sub
equent week 4oci three months 81 six months 81; one
year $40.
discounts will be made upon six months bill at the rate
OF TO per cent S0 IS per cent $40 % per cent
IS to 500.
yearly advertising" at $25 per square per annum
Manageable not o'teneT than week But yearly ad
vertiscrs will be confined to their ordinary ultimate bus
ness Advertising and to the ordinary style Of display.
All other advertisements from them wb charged at the
usual rates.
WEEKLY.
One square, week Toe; three weeks S1 each after
Insertion 20cj six months S.; year So One half
square or less, week Coo; year &c. No yearly
advertsing"in weekly except by special contract.
Discounts will be made the above rates in the
ratio as advertisements in the Daily.
SPECIAL ADVERTISING IN SITTER PAPER.
Messengers notices $l50; Assignees notices $3.50;
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$3.50; Probate notices. ordinary form, l25 All other
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G125 per square Of IL lines, charge for this desrp
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Special Notices 80 per cent in advance Of the ordinary
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Notices Of Political and other meetings and conventions
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Religious notices cards of Acknowledgements from oler-
gymeu and the like, 50c per square.
Marriages and deaths gratis Notices Of funerals 26o
All obituary notices additions Of any kind to the
HfnDlp charged
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All transient Advertising and all from abroad unless
accompanied by satisfactory oca reference, must be
paid for in advance.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-10

The attention Of the public is particularly called at
this time to the sale Of
Is PAINTED CHAMBER SETS,
beautifully 7rnamented in various styles and colors
which will be sold at less than wholesale prices have
also just received an invoice of
TOLMAN'S AIR SPRING BEDS,
decidedly the best Spr ng Beds in use just the thing
for this hot weather. Also,
LIVE GEESE FEATHERS AND CURLED HAIR,
which will be made inc Beds and Mattresses to order II
desired and warranted to be as represented. or
REFRIG TORS,
have hand good assortment of different sizes
anc of both the old and improved patterns which will
be sold at greatly reduced prices have also for sale
THE OLD DOMINION COFFEE POT,
which nsures cup of delicious coffee that is free rom
grounds and which cannot fail to recommend itself to
any who likes that beverage made in the best
TO HoUsEKEEpERs AND ALL OTHERS.
cordial invitation is extended to examine my goods and
learn the prices at VIII III they are offered.
NEVER MIND
what other dealers say when they tell you this is secl
ond hand establishment, that you Will find nothing bu
second hand goods at Hooda bat and for your
selves and you will learn what others have learned BEFORE
hat you buy
Better New Furniture of every description;
Better NV Wooden and Painted CarpetlogsS
Better New Crockery, Glass, and China Ware;
Better Brtanna, and Silver Plated Warej
Better New Tea Tral s. and Table Cutlery,
Better window Shades and Paper H2ngngs,
for money than any Of those establishments where
false representations made for the purpose of trying
tn monopolise the trade.
The reason why my goods and can be sold cheaper
Is y expenses less than those Of any other
store ofhe kind doing the amount of business and
/ am willing to customers as many hours for
the same money as any other mani therefore invite all
WHO wish good bargains fair dealing and good treat
ment to the Peoples General House. Furnishing Estab
lishment. 226, 228 $780, and 232 Main street, that they
may Judge for themselves II these things are not
je2o dawti j.. l. HOOD, Proprietor.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-10
MECH ANICss UTUA
F I R F.
INSURANCE COMPANY.

At the annual meeting OF this Company, held at their
Oace in Clarks Block Tuesday JAN 9Th, the follow
Ing named persons chosen directors for the year
ensuing, viz:
Henry A. Denny, Worcester Geo. NJ. Rice Worcester,
Geo. Blackburn, Boston, VIM. B. Fox Jr. "
Esek Saunders, Grafton, Daniel fainter, "
Aionso White, Leicester, samlL Hodges, OherryV'y,
3 g. Denny, Clappville, Il. N. Bgelow Clinton.
At subsequent meeting Of the Board, HENRY A.
DENNY was chosen President, VIM s. DENNY, Score
tary, and FARLEY HAMMOND, Treasurer
This Company has been u successful operation since
May 1855 and continue to insure in their Mechanics
Glass, favorable terms, Dwelling Houses and other
Buildings, Stocks Of Goods FIRST class Machine shops,
and hazardous Property generally. Communications
addressed to the President Secretary, will receive
prompt attention.
Worcester, Jan. I. 1857 dtf il
ERAMPDEN FIRE INSURANCE co.,
Fh OF SPRINGFIELD, MASS.
Jash Capital paid in. $50 600 90
Accumulated Surplus ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 75,5o9 40
VIM. R. CALHOUN, President.
Jos. G. PYEoHoN, Secretary
ilnsure Real and personal Property against fire,
application to WIN. DENNY, Agent
At the office of Mechanics Mutual Fire insurance.
Company, Clark's Block, Worcester.
js20 diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-10

Mr.. Grow of Chicago, finding burglar in
his house in the night, arose in his night
shirt, aud put four buck shot in the rascars
body, with which he managed to escape.
The Mobile (Ala.) Tribune says: can edi-
tor of Southern paper was recently married,
after an engagement which had lasted TWEEN
ty-seven years During all this time the wide
Atlantic rolled between the lovers, who, new
ertheess, remained faithful to their first
VOWS, and are now, after this long separation,
enjoying the reward of their mutual fidelity"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-10

HORSE RAILROAD Standardization
Lady enters railroad car and takes the only
vacant seat next to q gentleman, who says,
Perhaps you would prefer to sit by the
window, madam" "No, thank you, sir"
she replies, =" but would you have the kind
ness to give my husband your seat he is in
very feeble health " Certainly" responds
the gentleman, with a smile, rising and hob
bling out on two canes, g am a poor Grip
pie myself, but such an instance of coniugal
tenderness ought not to go unrewarded. =
AS the husband, who looked as though he
might stand up for half day, while his wife
would be cheapening her purchases In q dry
goods shop, took the vacated seat, the faintest
possible expression of shame was observable
in the face of the anxious matron. Half
dozen seats were instantly offered, by men
and women too, to the gallant cripple. who
was at length placed beside nice bunch of
crinoline, courtesy, and compliments. BIOS
ton Post.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-10
TuNHE PoETICAL CATECHISM
- BY -
ORSON N. HEATH.

Buy OF him Tin Britannia Glass, ann Wooden Ware;
He also sells Brooms Brushes aud many other things
Cheap for cash. rags, COPPER, &c.
OUR TIN PEDLAR,
When will he conner Ladies AID gentlemen listen to my
reply;
When wooden ware TIM glass porcelain you would buy,
Or new britannia brushes spoons you'd obtain,
Or tumblers gobsts have broken then III come again
When will he conner When Miss P. gets to be Mrs. o.
Or perhaps she'd choose the Of Mr. II he'll agree
For most young ladies will change their name it's true
Then bo! for tin, and many things I'll bring cheap and
new.
The ReaHOn why Come.
to buy old carpets beds and quilts II you will SELL
Also for old britannia brass but rags copper III do
very we'll.
also come broken to renew and sell what you III
buys
these can supply.
Our Tin Pediar will call at your residence soon
or orders left at SWANS Hoe III attend at morn, night
or noon,
also pay cash for rags &c. but have no business con
ncction with
MA Heath To the citizens Worcester, respectfully
ORION HEATH.
N. B. An my goods are sold at one price, but you
boy Ave articles or so,
The price Of each shall be ten per cent below he price
Of one).
But II aoy poor person lacks few cents Of the price,
and are honest, I'll give them the balance.
oS diff o. N. II.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-10
u r. r. US s. e L.
Patent MastIc Roofing.

The subscribers Offering to the public the bes
substitute fer metal slate roofing ever before offered
cheaper and more durable Roofing cannot be found.
II d Perfectly Are proof and endures the severity Of
snmmer's heat and Winters cold, without melting or
cracking This Roofing can be put with perfect safety
over boards plank, TIM or shingles steep or fiat roofs
Two coats fthe MRse old tin roof will make II
as good IS new ard for preserving tin roof is far
superior to paint d. w. JOHNSON h co.,
auccessors to saxby, johnson, 4 Co.
once and Mandatory, Suffolk street, east Of Nathan
washburn's Rolling MIL Worcester. Mas
RKFRREosst WIN. A. Wheeler, Amos Whitney Den.
mis- a Lse, Charles w. Freeland, n. 2. Moody.
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Our Custom peparment.

Also in the Second Story is provided with avery exen
ve and most attractive stock OF Cassimeres Doeskns
Cloths, and Vesngs, suitable for every quality and de
scption Of Clothing, TO which will be added the various
new styles OF goods IS soon they appear in marhet
For the large patronage which has been bestowed upon
this department OF business duly grateful and
shall exercise best endeavors To merit the approba
ton and patronage Of friends and the public in the
future, and we respectfully solicit the same.
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