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NEO. TEOR.N.VFLL, BRGs LRRP,E
W to return his thanks to his old custonlers for

their kind patronage, and hopes by strict attention
TO business, and good work "a be able TO merit a
cort;RGston of their flvOrs. Having removed, his
store 20 the of Second and Main streets, for
merly occupied a Silversmith Shop. he j. now
prepared TO furnish all who may favor him with a
call, with all the articles in his line.
EsS- Ehrairing done with neatness and d,spstch
Second hand harness always on hand. i0 TugEi
sIr.lDE E,,, D
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Che Daily goarnal.
PUBLISHED By
r.. Y. CARLILE.
secs 20 JNo. II. McSEELY
vSpEE THE FIRM
EVANSVILLE JOURNAL COMPANY.
TEs.ns OF sUHsCzIfTIs.,.

Daily Paper W
" Mailed d uO
by the week payable o. Cairiers) 10
,Tri-Weekiy W
w
- Clubs Of 10 or inOre................,.. 90
no The privilege Of yearly advertisers is limited
70 their immediate business, in their own name;
and all advertisements for the benefit of other
persons well as legal advertisements and adyer-
tisements Of auction sales and advertisements with
the of other persons, sent IN by them, must
De paid for AZ the usual rates.
ne No report, resolutions or proceedings Of any
corporation, society, association or public meeting,
and no communication designed 70 call attention To
any matter Of limited Of individual interest can BE-
inserted unless paid for a an advertisement.
pa Contracts for yearly advertising will not De
iscontinued unless order 20 that effect IS eft at
the Office, and when discontinued in lees than q
year, the price Of the whole year viii be charged
ma Legal advertisements hereafter, win lie pub
shed at the expense of the attorneys ordering AMI
not Jelsyahle for legal proceeding, but coilectabe
ct Cuf usual time.
ps Our terms for job Work and transient advcr-
easements are CASH.
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GRE.sTVOUsE S TO-,
~ COMMISSION AND FORW ARDING q
MERCHANTS.
No. is Poydras street,

GLEN wTLKIN.-w. r. GREATToUsE...JOs. GIrZINGEE.
We give our personal attention 10 the sale If To-
bac'o Corn, Wheat, Hay, Oats, Flour, Pork, Bacon,
IIsrd. &c eUgli
HLgRD.-7HE U.S'B ERSf fG.v'E ID &,
" for many years chief Clerk in the house II
JOHN III RILEY 4 Co. be.ss 10 offer his services
Commission Merchant. To the friends and patrons
of that house that IL has retired from business
With this end IN view have formed y co-partner-
ship with Mr.. Il. w Benton, seEor Of the old and
wei; known firm of =. W. Benton y Co, under the
name and style Of BENTON &KlNG, to take place
from the LIST of Nav, prux.
The subscriber relies for support upon the friends
Of the Old house OF JOHN HURLEY Co., who
have had opportunities or experiencing the prompt
ness aud ability with which he attended to their
business. Very respectfully,
THOMAS KING,
Corner of Lafayette and New Levee streets.
New Or leans, April -, 1858. augS-y
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MISCELLANEOUS.
La

u of imported Brandies, formerly advertised to
be sold at public auction, Will, from this dale be
sold privately, in quantities 10 suit purchasers. Call
early, if you want pure Brandy for little money.
ang25-3md DECKER & KRAIER.
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RsoBELL & Ce.V'I.,'0To.,' a.sT.E

Rh0RELL q Ce.t'I.S'GYO.t' E.fT.E
IL just selected from the largest Eastern oOss,
a large stock Of
NiOlins, italian, German, and French.
Guitars f ya':D l. prices.
Accortlctns a. kIutiEsas, choice quality
Flutes, I!ageoleis, TambOuTines, Banjoes,
Aud all Musical Instruments and dIustructiOu Books,
which they cell 1T Eastern prices. Also c)mplete
assortment Of
Envelopes Of all kinds.
Blank Books
Letter Paysr.sl-s --tH
SChOol Books. -f
Newest Novels, &C., &C.
Wholesale and retail and at the lowest prices IN tho
CITY, Gail and the se.cetion before goi 2 ctse-
where. .----f augZ7
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~ BE.zTTr N. T.--0PFyCE .1.y-D
OK elseridence in Mr. CtidwelLs buildings, on
IorTst- near Second Street.
71HAxkfuI for the iilera patronaes given 10 his.
last summer he has returned TO Evansville, with tie
,dssirn of becoming a lrrmanent ctizsD- and res
p,ciiu!ly offers bis professional services in all dis
e..s.s. acute or chronic.
Hh.ie Dr. b. regards the scchtiac NJ. of watcrsss
tho Febrfngum Magnum, be nevertheless uses all
Ia. afe remedies both Of the Alopathc and Eclectic
schncIs as adjaucts, discardng all Injurious and
Poisonous medicines. 50
lis would eall the attention Of the public TO the
following - e..
CASCERs--ReInOyed without the Aniie and per ns-
Ieuiy cured .
BR1NcEIfIs AND zrTTox-T-eatcd ~ the
rev system &C inhalation Of medc3ted vepors,,as-
sisted by valuable cNpcctoraut syruTs. 2. 4. O.
DISEASES OF TIE EIEs.--PeIs0ns who Leva bad
thsircs burnt with Nariotss kinds of oArstos,
ceiying i;tla or 10 benont Will find il 10 their IL
ts-cst 10 change tlc treatment.
FEHAEE DIsEAsEs-Mill he treated with reTnariza-
bic success. Various new remedies will be usei
tise Magnetic Electric machine for nervous diseases,
'Tfc Eatscriicr has choice assortment of pure
srss snd medicines, twincs and brsBaiss for medi-
ssi sgEIoes SsiZ u fpa lie ... ns5t p9esE l.s
and paying for thea ia the oi.ce, may have medical
counsel without charge. -T-H
tsS- PhySiciaiIs Prescriptions both Of the Alg-
path.c and Eclectic schools, carefully lrc9arcd NJ all
hotns f-ilA.h . a. BETTY, NJ D.
> nyI4-ly ,a r.E
SNs:I.s'SEiEEE P.sPEH E.sRE-
--EIiicGse--We have now on hand. and offer on
liberal terms. well assorted stock fer printers and
bookBinsers, among which name
; $50 bundles Printing Paper, assorted sizes
1000 Straw Boards: 1000 Tar boards,
, As well colored Printing Paper; plain Cap and
Hose iat Cap; Deny, Medium, white and oolored
Cards and Card Boards, which yTe can have cut 10
any size Posi-oflSe paper; Manila Wrapping,
Printers Ink, &c. We also beg leave TO call tie
attention OF dealers to our stock a 25c0 bundles
Wrapping Paper, and 100 gross Of Bonnet Boards
The highest market price paid for Rags. Z. .
81 aal TESSEy& SeRENs0N.
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WtHOLEsLLE I'VE RET.sE
n UCTTs MET. E.aPogTE. .s.1;D

~ Dsaler IN Meiak, Z AAd Burng Slip, New
York Offers for sale Banca Tin, straits Tin, Anti
mOny. spanish and American Lead, Slab Zinc, Cop
yer, Bi-muth, Bar Tin aud }sr Lead Rabbit rletal,
Speiter Solder, Plumbers soldier, &c.
Also britannia and Plated Ware. at wholesale
and retail InarI3-in
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i yYsII..s Ts-S.8 EE1 {k-sS 80. --To infe IT.
IL terry stairihenis i0aae AZ 20 acveTtiseInent ia
anCil.T criurit, atoat the i"New York Betting
Cos Nuioanized hgvLer Bei.ir cand P.e king ia IS
ory s'.tesssry 10 tf;if TIE editors az tbs SCI
ENT1trc AAERiCAS, in q long end elaborate ar
tcle IN their columns (Which esery Icadcr q that
invaiuaiie paper has seem receininesiGs the New
York Betting Co.'S Betting above otieFs. and ~
way Of a ciincheT they state that they it all
their presses aad machinery.
This Company is wealthy, and an authorized 10
gIarantee the articles made ly them equal If not
sGi erior to any otiIer male.
The rapid sale Of the NeW York Betting 20 our
largest nlachinists, mills aIil factor 20 Dea whc
judges aud cannot be toeeiycd} g. FiCic-t Ell
ce--e - rs yaisse. but the .stiTiuy q the Sclen
tiEc American can't he set assde by oislarzGilg
competitor. "Aui. ccl-
Juss opening the eighth shipment 20 me Of Belt
ing since summer, for safe az Cincinnati prices
.-.'i4 CHARLES =. WELLS. New Store,
i Gec3 ,,.o oppositeJ ~ Nsghse Co.'S.
v5ySG,sCGG- 100 BGXES CHOICE
IL BraHls Va. aud Ky. Tobaocb. Just received
and for ale By ~ -. WHEELLR. q RIGGS.
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~ PHYSICIAN AND SCRGEON.-ohice ON
Third street, "A few doors above the Crescent City
Bank, where Lc is prepared to answer professional
calls at ali hours Of the day or night - -, :,
di-ezsps of Tie Eve. augs-dsw-1yr
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REFERENCES:
RS. Howard Evansville, Indiana; Allis Howcs,
Evansville, Indiana; A. W Phelps S Son, New
burgh, Indiana: Minor s Hadc, Newburgh, In
diana; H. II. Newcoub s. Brother, Louisville, KEN
Thomas Danf0rth, Secretary, New Albany Insurance
Co., New Albany, Indiana Il. Simpson Co. !;
New Albany, Indiana; W. II. Cstin. Henderson,
Kentucky; X. g.. Beverly, Henderson, kentucky; ;
James Montgomery, Preston Bro. Bank, jefferson
vile, Indiana; 1Ierrett Campbell and Co.. st. Louis
No. jy3l-iy
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0yA . sale and Retail Dealer in American and
Italian Marble, and Manufacturer Of Monuments,
Mantels, Head-stoBes, Vases, Urns, &c. All work
done in superior style, at the lowest figures
rs3- Marble Hall Building. Evansville Ind. Inct9
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.AE.vBI's LU.V8E.,HEEHER,.fT-

III torneysat iaw N1tarics Pubic ana bedl Is
tate Agents, Evansville, Indiana;
Will practice law ia the Courts Of this State,
will attend to the slectiOn of claims in any part Of
the United States will buy and sell real estate in the
city Of Evansville, IN Vanderhn-gh and adjoining
counties aud in the West generally, r will perform
sny other ddties lertaning e. Attorneys 81 Real
Estate Agents Lots and farms always for sa'e.--
GerfNan spoken by member Cf che hrM.
B4S- aice on hirt street.. OVtcsife the Court
House, in the rooms formerly cccupied cy the iJs
! urn Of LockhaIt, parre,t L,A,9;. ,e..A
CHARLES acoB LuN NHEIMER
octl5-dly
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n-over CRANES co5TEISSI0N ROUSE. on
Water street. three doors from Main, T--rsyilie
Ind. EVANSVILLE J0UkNAL COMPANY.
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r. C0ILf.S.S, RE.5L EsC.TTE

2L<o and INTELLIGENCE OEEICE, Ne. North
Third street. Evansville, lndiana. The purchase and
sale of Real Estate, collection If Rents, and payment
of Taxes Be- promptly at tended to. Persons in want
of any kind of help employnient, he inform
ed by calling at this Office. CHARGES REASONABLE.
auul6-6m
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~ n. S.f.N,DERs, ssE YER E'L.7TEE
~ No. 3, Marble Hail Building, Second Stsry,
Main street, Evansville Indiana. Csrriage work
Plated with neatness aud spntch. Furnish to
der, Silver, Door, Number and Manufacturers name,
Plates, Bell Pulls, Hinges Bailng. Knobs. Locks
prices mari.
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-Applicaticrs received by-s-i ~ .a-
\. {. HALLoCK. Agant Z ,
Evansville. Ind.
.1I.osscs promptly slju-ted and paid with fdeEiy
aEd .Gi-f$.ch. &c. lei i-GIansGkw
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KAR. ". hIEET2, Surgeon pen-
A1tist, perf9rgi every Varie'y of ope- lp5Ss-=S
raticns in his Profession, and by long >1IlE
a apraetice shasaftpsd a skili sbaf enables him to
give entire satisfaction to his fTstrons He takes
tpeasure i'm showing specimens of his artificial work
aao 20 those Who wish 20 examine snch productions,
and he NAV be by those who need the
vices of DENTIST ithout mourning any obligation
y to employ him afteT wards.
a. = His Office IS in lBrays building, First street OPP
-Ey pOslte tho Pest Oifce. aaltl nov2S. ly
I sWLO-M. n. MEy.N.ET, .lTTOR.vEY
~ ~ at Law and General Collecting Agent, Her.
4, isrson. Ky, mh3Otf
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EITHER N WORKMANSHIP,
EITHER ~ WORK RK5iASSHIP,
EITHER Is WORKMANSHIP,
EITHER IN WORKMANSHIP,
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-"eNEEiL sR s M. 5s, Ip.aoLs-

= " sale dealors in tirVceries, PEo,luce, Nails,
Window Glass. Glassware. &c. sc, No. ~ Main
treet, betNesn Firsi aud seSend ~ lnsyliie, Ina.
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N ID. REI.N'OLBs S tO., Dell
OHe Frs IN >
FAMILY GROCERIES,
AND PROVISIONS GENERALLY,

HH .r EVANSVILLE, IND.
Keeps constantly on hand and for sIlc low, for
cash. Groceries OF every description well assort-
cd stock Of Wood and Willow Ware, including fancy
and common Baskets in great variety Tubs, Buck
cts Brooms, sc. Vegetables, Eggs, lard, Cheese,
Corn, Bran, shipstuis, aud every article usually
kept in line. Country produce bought and sold.
aun2j
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nER, D.aLzEEE y co, v.4TER

- AGAIN.-ALLIS & H0WEs, Fo.wars,ins anl
Commission Merchants, Rectifers of the eeeirs ted
Magnolia,Wh Dealers an al Kinds OF ProdGee
saT..rsor oid Bonrba and Rye WhisSies, and For
ei.n ard Dsnestic Liquors, &c, Water street. Sec
Coa1 ioor sbos ~ inc, Esansyiles Ind. 9
HENEY u. AILIs. LEWIS HOHEs-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-03
MASSACHUSETTS LEGISLATURES.
SENATE.

SENATE.
.. Mr.. Reed, from the Committee on the Ju-
aielary' TO whom was referred the House "bill
to amend certain acts concerning proceedings
draft
Mr.. Merrick, from the Committee on Edu-
cation, reported inexpedient on the order rel
alive to towns providing books and stationery
for schools.
Bills to amend an act in relation to con-
Veyanoes and deyIses of estates for religious
purposes, and to extend the charter of the
American Insurance Company, were ordered
to be engrossed.
Inc Dill to repeal the act relating to appli-
cations to the General Court, was advocated
by Mr.. Ellis of Plymouth. He thought it
better to sit 100 days than neglec. the rights
of petitioners. On motion of Mr.. Greene the
bill was laid on the table.
Mr.. Reed of Bristol, from the Committee on
the judiciary, asked leave to be discharged
from further consideration of the petition
praying for the removal of David J. Paul and
Abram g. Randall from the office of Justice
of Peace, ON the ground that the offences al
legged would not justify proceeding by address
but rather by impeachment.
ROUSE.
Orders Of inquiry were passed relative to
reg u4dllHS ny law the rate OF taxable costs tor
answering as trustee in actions in police
courts, and to securing uniform rate OF fees
IN police and justices courts; requiring loan
and fund associations to make returns of their
list OF stockholders, to assessors providing by
law that the writ of certiorarj shall be writ
OF right, and that it may be issued without
application to the court therefor; repeating SO
much of the 11Sth chapter of the Revised
Statutes, as relates to the reeognizances for
debts.
Reports Of Committees.-A bill establishing
police court in the town of Taunton leave
to withdraw on the petition of William Lin
coin and Others for an alteration of the pau
per laws; leave to withdraw on the petition
OF Allen Cummings, claiming the seat in the
House now occupied by Elial Shumway.
The preamble and order offered Yesterday
by Mr.. Gushing of Newhuryport, rejecting
the Judge Loting petitions, was then taken
up, and Mr.. Gushing rose and reviewed at
much length the interference, as he deemed
it, OF the anti-slavery society with this House.
MIR. Vose of Springfield said he should be
glad to listen to such speeches as that made
by the gentleman from Newburyport, if this
was mere debating club but We have come
here Tor very different purpose. A serious
responsibility rests upon us, and our time
should be spent on other matters than the ag-
ltation the gentleman was keeping up.
Mr.. ECushing's order was rejected almost
unanimously, and the petitions were referred
to the joint special committee on the removal
of Judge Loring.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-03
By SAMUEL HATCH,
Office corner of Water Congress and Bath Streets.
I'm Uxbridge.
Uxbridge WOODEN Mandatory,

UXbTidge Wooden ManufactOry,
To be sold at Public Auction the premises town
of Uxbrdge, in the County Of Worcester, FRIDAY,
the twenty sixth day Of February in the year 1885, at
two of the clock in the afternoon, by virtue Of the
power of sale contained in the deed Of mortgage made
by Josiah Seagrave Junior, and Marquis D, F Steere
to Jabez q. Howe, George o. Hovey Samuel R. Payson,
Jacob Wendell, Junior, John B. Hutehinson and
Charles II. Dalton copartners under the firm Of j. O.
Howe and Company dated July 23d 1887, recorded
with Worcester County Deeds book 5s3 page $685. and
also recorded ia the town of said Uxbridge in the Reg
istry Of Mortgages of Personal Property, in book g.
pages 2I6 to 49, aud by the power and authority
tanned in the contract referred to in said mortgage deed
and for the breach of the condition of said mortgage
and said contract.
d. All that property and estate, situated in said
HiiI Uxbridge, and the Blackstone river, com
.sl- monty called the UX5Tidge Wooden Manufacturing
Company containing about fifty acres of land with two
large brick mills, storehouses, boiler and gas houses and
about thirty five dwelling houses tenements and other
buildings thereon, together with all the water rights pow
and privileges and all other rights easements prvi
leges and apputenances to the belonging, and all
the machinery, manufacturing apparatus engines boil
and all the fixtures in appurenant to SAID mills;
the premises described in the deed of Edward Sea-
grave to Josiah SeagraVe Junior, and Marquis D. +.
steere dated April 10TH 1852 recorded with Worcester
Deeds Book 49l, page 81. Also all the property and
tate described and conveyed the deeds Moses Tafs
toad Seagrsve and Steere respectively dated August
g. 1852 and August 80, 1885, recorded with Worcester
Deeds Book 497 page 5S3, and Book 533 page 109 to
which DEEDS reference is hereby made for more par
tcuor description Of the granted premises and the
are referred to as constituting part of these presents
Also, all Real Estate, Machinery and fixtures belong
ing said seagrave and seere at the time Of the
ton OF sail mortgage and situate in said Of Tx
bridge, especially all that conveyed to said Seagrav and
steere By James s. Pheepace by his deed dated March
26 1856 and recorded with Worcester Deeds book $780,
page 2, to which reference is to be had.
Terms made known at the sale.
For further partiurrs inquire Of J. G. HOWE & CO.,
at Boston or New York, or of PHETTEPLACE Il SEA-
GRAVE, Providence, or Of MIR. sTEERE, on the prem
isees
The above described premises contain 10 complete sets
of Wooden Machinery for the manufacture Of the most
approved styles of Fancy Cassimeres, with valuable
Water Power, supplied by the Blackstone river.
f3 dts
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-03

The HARTFORD EMBEzzLEMENT. - The
Hartford Free Press says that the embezzle-
ment of the funds of the Hartford Company
Savings Association by Mr.. Seymour will
probably absorb the capital of that institution
($l0O, 00O) but it is not likely that the de-
positors will lose anything. Among the spec
ulations for which Mr.. Seymour used the
funds of the Association, are the Bristol Cop
per Mine, silver mine in Mexico, the Great
Western Stone Company Of Chicago, fur
mace or rolling mill at Pridevale, Virginia,
and real estate in Hartford to his relatives
on Friday last. Mr.. Seymour is forty years
old and unmarried. He told friend on Fri
day that he had used about $780, 900 belong
ing to the Association that he was going
away and that he was going away and that
his friend would never see him again. Which
way he has gone no one knows
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-03
Horses shOd, at
M U 4 u US =.
EVOR HE CONVENIENCE OF THE
l. A ID 1 e S!
We would respectfully inform them of the
arrival Of cur
First sgTChGSeS of 1855:

At prices which will entte to share Of patronage,
even Of those most economical.
The following few of the leading articles which
we propose to olIer
Very handsome and tasteful French Cambria Muslin,
Maltese Honton, and Grape COLLARS, of the very lat
est styles. Maltese, Honi!on Muslin aud Cambria Sets
Cambria and Muslin EDGINGs; INsERTlNas; rich EN-
brodered sKIRTsi Undersleeves; Infants Waists and
Robes. Round cornered French Wells.
We have received something new in Embroidered Hand.
kerchcis, &C. Real Moaaic, Cameo Gold stone and
Silk BUTTONS Crotchet Dress Fringes; Figured Velvet
Frngcs, Bindings, and Tassels. Black Velvet Ribbons
have received new line Of the very best qualite;
Valencia Hosiery and Gloves Wehave also received new
assortment Of Worsted Slipper Patterns Chair Seats;
worsted Patternsi Embroiieres; Flosses, and silks.
worsteds in every oo'ri Chenille Head Dresses, and
other Fancy Goods such as usually found in Frat
Glass Embroidery and Trimming Store.
As we continue to purchase Goods direct from the
Importers and Manufacturers, FOR CASH EXcLU
SIYELY, we can with proprety claim the ability OF
selling our Goods as low as the lowest.
Very Respectfully, GROSS srRAUs,
1862 Main Street, opposite the Post oace
II diff
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Washington, Jan. 20, 1858.

DEMOCRATS EscHEwlNG THE LEcoMPToN
FRAuD.-Ihe Washington correspondent of
the Philadelphia Press. under date Of JOnu-
AIRY 30, writes:
"Hon. George Bancroft, of New York, has
taken open ground against the Lecompon
fraud. He is very earnest in his opposition
TO it.
Hon. John Boil, Senator from Tennessee,
has, it is said, taken the same ground.
Twenty. five Democrats OF the House have
already taken position against the policy Of
forcing the Lecompton fraud through Con-
gress.
The Washington Union is now said to be
conducted by Col. Johnson, who, only few
weeks ago, was one Of the warmest enemies
of the Lecompton fraud, which that paper so
violently advocates.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-03
SJEw GROUERIEs AT BREWERS.
n No. 2sl Main street, pAIpe,, ploct

Constantly receiving supply Of new goods which he
will sell NJ decline 10 prices, In accordance with tbe
Market for cahgood Teas from 40 to &c. sugars from
to 11Ac Moasses at 80 and 49, aioe sugar House
Syrup az Co.'s Nice Box kaisins at llc flour from SO
10 81 so.
70 Le,rwo good Rooms with fixtures, over his Store
suitable for Offices or other business purposes.
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-03

Is the second story and contains by far the largest
and most attractive stock of ohildrens and Youths gar
mens exhibited 10 this city, and person needing
any description of Boys Clothing should neglect to exg
anime this large and carefully prepared stock which
believed to be unsurpassed in the state.
Boys Clothing Made 10 order.