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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-06

N0tiee.-BEwARE OF IMPOSITION! FOUSEL,SpAR
ULoM VIE the great French remedy is the onIg rem
%hy; being The only remedy kr,0cn af cV aTresf he
deret9pment Of Tadercies ~ The Lungs or restore the
eondon Its nvadable properties have obtane fr II
ue shest ACCOMMODATION and praise some of the
most eminent physicians and chemists in the coutrv
while the best and surest proofs OF its merits are rded
1 numerous teStimonias Of its great efficacy in
most spectable citizens Invads all stages Of pu
he t % oa tlil 70 give II trial as it can
lect safety and certain relief Read the following
oeruhcate OF Dr. A. A, HAYES in reference to the une-
me-. qualed virtues OF this great discovery.
ms preparation, by chemical analysis was proved TO
any of t bo oPIm or any Of its compounds
neTcIIla or mineral substance hut consists wholly Of
volatile difuse agents which afford vapors freely at
moderate temperature Most the substances used are
9tiGnaiy used in alternating pulmonary disease but the
ana adapts the compound to inhaaon or other modes
OF administration fHesspYesegtunIly, s....,
l6 Boyston street, Boston, Dec lS 1851 e'
II BosToN July % 1852
tn Fl y o LAFo sE Esq Dear Sf;s may certify
u the best article that have used for pulmonary
effect was magical; and have no obecen to y@nr re- re-
leTrIng IN any way to me that you deem expedient
hdence advise all that afflicted with colds or pulmo
nary complaints to try it. Yours truly,
Surgical Instrument Manufacturer, i2s Washmsion st
@ he Boston Post of September oath, 1855 the editor
An extraordinary cure of Consumption has recently
tiit o effected through the instrument
taiity OF f0useFs Pabum Hte; the evidence of which
Is IN me andWrtng of the subject Mr.. VIM p Brig
NAM No l5O Albany street. in this city. 1t seems thnt
or eghteen mouths he had been exhibiting all the usual
ssniptoms OF Cohsumption; and that after having had
recourse 10 the skill Of various physicians without bene
h he had to abandon his business and be confined to his
nGpse Hearng Of fo4ses Pq6a V and Of sever
III remarkable cures effected by it, cases as desnerote
as his own he concluded try as fororn hone re
result mas been most happyhe has entirely rccov.
cred and Is now engaged in his pursuits Ii is snch
wen authenticated cases this that we take pleasre in
laying before our readers, SINCE by so doing many vain
dolc lives may ne saved, and much off cd
1t is sold at the low price cents and 81 per hottie
mus placing It within the reach all. FL AFoRNE
sole Agent Boston, Mass. NJ. S. BURR & Co General
Agents, No 70 fremont street, Museum Building Bos
Io anu lor sale by all druggists Circulars with testi
HlonialS OF Its e.. cacy can be had of the Agents
GEoKGE H. SPUR, No. POL Main Street General
$50 4oi "oi0eSteI MISS deod&wly nj
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Worcester. ' 0 i'ioeA' L e'rl 81
sPeeiatattention given 10 Diseases of the Eye
al1 daweodtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-06

AN ADMIRABLE SERMON was preached in
the Church of the Unity, last Sunday morn
ing, in which mention was fifty made of some
of the departed men of 1859, among whom
were Prescott, Mann, Humboldt, Irving, and
others, ending with the hero who left us hast
Friday. Of him he spoke from deeply
moved heart. Plainly his purpose was to
avoid all eulogy, while he withheld no word
which his own sincere estimate of John Brown
required him to utter. Whether the galows
Is honorable or infamous depends, said he,
wholly upon the man who swings there. And
again, if his course is indefensible; if there is
better way to meet slavery than John Browns,
let us see to it that that better way has our ear
nest support; but while we stand mute and in
different in the mighty conflict, we are not the
men to sit in Judgment upon him.
We have heard the wish expressed that the
discourse should be repeated, which we hope
may be DONE
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-06

ocia i SWSeets Anialltble Liniment Cures Head-
one lhnedately, and was neYer knnun III 1aai4s
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-06
City ano County gnteIlloente.
GEOLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS,

the State Lunatie Hospital in Worcester for the week
ending Dee. T. lS59.
Thermometer. Wind. Rain.
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Mrs' M. w. Geralds, Physiciam-an expe
at the head OF Union street ''
special attention given to Uterine Complaint and Dis
eases OF Children Office hours from to A. M and from
to p. III. diff " W 100 i
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Special g}otlees.

noiloWay's Ointment.-1he hospitals of Europe
anu America aVow its superiority and uniformly adnnt
us use ~ atI cases of sores, wounds bruises burns
anu scalas II assuages pain and eradicates inamma
uol preventing modification and other fatal results
500 at me nanufactory No 50 Maiden Lane New YORK
anu py all Druggists at &c 63c and 81 per pot d6t Dc
Keinovai..Dr. C. A. HILLS Medical Office is re
moved to No. 81 Main street dtr iii IL
Apples! AppIcs!-sOO IInrrcIs of srIondid
mlhler Apples; also BUTTER AND CHEESE; receiv
gu gnu loI SAFE by DRAPER & CLARK.
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That Josiah Hemmenway, of Shrewsbury
in the county of Worcester, came to his death
on Saturday, December Sd, 1858, at Is minutes
past O'Clock P. M, in consequence of being
run over by the engine Express" belonging
to the Boston and Worcester railroad corpora
ton, while the said Hamminway was walking
along the south track of the Boston and Wor.
cester railroad, near the Western railroad car
house, and on land belonging to the said cor
poration; and the jury do further find that the
employees of the corporation were, at the time
OF the accident, i'll exercise of ordinary care
and attention to their duty.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-06

Hon. A. II. Bullock, Mayor Of the City Of
Worcester Dear Sir-I AIN instructed by the
Directors of the Worcester Lyceum and Ii
brary Association to communicate to you the
following resolutions, passed at meeting of
the Board on the 10Th inst
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-06

ing through the bridge and at the Pine street
crossing. Felta little jar, and looked back,
and found the body of a man lying on the
track. The engine was going so slow that a
man got on and off it while going along
Others testified that the engine was going
not faster than three or four miles an hour at
the time. Deceased was qnite deaf
The jury rendered the following
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-06

MRS, AZ. H. Clark, Physician and Midwife Of
nee ana residence 800 Main street. of Myrtle La
porter winch she applies and which is a most efficient
support and assistant in confinement Chronic CatarrI
successfully treated. diff 10
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Sfno M46stake lit will amply repay Won 10 Wis.,
mis- S.s1OtN All NALLER1-'
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moved his na t NJ. h., enlist has re
ner. Rooms with Dr. Newton ee' 10 harrington Cor
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Surtis's Cure for BaIdness-For sale b,y -
Druggists in the United States and Canadas diff ops
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&. ii. j encks, Dentist, 2s9 Main street. pe,rI
opposite Elm street dff 1900 e' az
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All of DR.. Humphrey az Co.'s Specific Iomn-
opaic Remedies put up expressly for family use with
oook OF lul directions Sold i'll Worcester by AVID
orally. d&wlv ~ 0' 40
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" orcester ahead of Boston I've refer 10 the
aa.ious stNIeS Of Pictures by SPOONER d DANIIIS
MY IL ONioN ART GALLERY, y 1871 Main street
MO
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%. L. Harris, Dentist. I5S Main street od,osi,a
he new Mechanics Hall Building. da 20
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Geo. H. Eddy, with E. s. MASON, dealer i'm and
tuner OF Ian9 Fortes. No. and Clarks Block Main
corner OF Mechanic street. Worcester Mass. Particular
attention given to orders received for Tuning in the CITY
or in any part of the country. d3m o2I
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-06

~ You wish for good Picture call at the "TTNION
ART GALLERY 1871 Main street dtf rs
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Il. Il: Linnen, NJ. D., HOMEOPATHIC PHYSI
Office hours from TO 4, and to p. m. deoatf o2S
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ID "A; MSF. Davis, Attorney and Counsellor at 7 a,-
'lIiey Row. 1853 Main street, Worcester d6w3ms op
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Ladies Notice.-Families supplied with the best of
Help that can be obtained Free of Charge at Room
No. American House Block. Up Stairs d3m nil
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Thomas w. Fox, Attorney at Law. Onice M 3
Brlnley Hall, Worcester, Mass dly 1nch7
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q. LII. Burr, NJ. d., Homeopathic Physician No.
and to p. NJ. d3m* "a $3.50 W.
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II; o. %. Blake will give instruction i'm the Ancient
ana MQIern Languages and in the Common and Higher
English Studies, at No. 3 Bowdoin street DIFF ois
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-10-20

FLOW

Some one gays, the universal heart
of mar blesses flowers. We believe
it is so. And never did a human be-
ing bless flowers more than we do a
lot given us the other day, in the form
ola beautiful boquet,1 and the donor
was H lady-~God bless her---the fair
est of the fair, with bright, black
eyes, and curly hair, and "a soul as big
,aSall out doors. The blossoms OF her
heart arc virtue, love and truth, and
when she dies, they will continue to
bloom, but bloom in heaven, and there
will garland her fair brow, and an
gels will make her 'Queen o the May
We think this The sweetest boquct we
ever beheld. As we view it, we won
der not that flowers are wrcathcd
round the cradle, the marriage altar,
and the tomb. We wonder not that
the Persian III the far East delights in
their perfume and writes his love in
nosegays--that the Indian child in the
far West claps his hands in glcc as he
gathers the abundant bIossons-lhat
the Cupid of the Ancient llindoos tip.
ped his arrow with nowcrs-lhat
they dc ked the Grccian altar-and
hat they should deck the brow Of The
youthful bride, for they are, in them.
selves, a lovely type Of marriage.
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STATE Ga'

Circ@H court CIcrI'S cGcc, Oct, Sd, 80.
, ",, =, ]: :,",',.' (r,"o" for Divorce.
happening to the satisfaction of the
clerk that Mary Sanders, the defendant,
Isl Nonresident oIlhc state of Tennessee;
1t is ordered, that publication be made in
the ''llome Joumol,' a newspaper pub.
IiShed in Winchester, for -four successive
weeks, requiring said deIcndonllo appear
at The next circuit court in aforesaid
county, to be held at the Court house in
Winchester on the iDh Monday OF No.
vcmbor next, to plead, answer, or dem0l
% said petition. or the same will be IA
ken for confessed and set for hearing ex,
parie. y. FRIXIELL Clerk,
It,. Bv Abe FRIIILl, II. C.,
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SI'ATE OF TEVyLaSEE.

VIM, e. Kitchens,
VS., pet to sll and,
Green y. KitcaCn9, ct. ale.
On motion Of complainant. aud it appear
ing 10 the satisfaction OF the Clerk. that de-
PENDANTS, Daniel Kitchens, Martha r. Kitch-
ems, Nancy Kitchens, ana NauCv Woolwords
w,Ic Of Joseph Woodward, are non. residents
Of the State Of Tennessee, 80 that The ordlna.
nv process ct ICW caNnoi be served upon
them.
1t is therefore ordered that publication be
made for iun" successive weeks in the Home
journal, a newspaper published in Winchcs-
Ter, Tenn, requiring said uor.rcsldcnt de-
PENDANTS TO make ,hcir personal appearance
before III" WorrhiptUi County Court of
franklin County, Tenn, on the 1T Monday
IN November ncxi, and plead answer or de-
mur to complainant b'l, or tie SIN will be
taken for con csscd a to them, and set for
hearing CX lartc. Ii. +. SINS,
October q, lSj0. Clerk.
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SISTERS AND MornERs.-These are
ties which, like the invisible strings of
conscience, bind man TO the world OF
kindly affections, and are the last
things forgotten when N leaves lite.
The marriage situation may be one of
pure and uninterrupted felicity there
may be no clond in its whole happy
horizon it may be eve sunny, and
flowers spring in it at every season OF
the age; but even these happy ones,
who are IN this cline ofb'iss, rcmem-
her long and late he claims of a Sis
ter or a mother to their best affections.
The feelings inspired by both sister
and mother are all derived from sour
,ces pure as the Divinity that inspired
them.
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2DO pair Brogans,

Made in the very bes, style. can be had at
prices rangIngfrom 81 TO 81 - cents. by
calling at q. w. Stamps Boot ahd Shoe
Shop, at the old stand of Mr.. Swain on me
street leading from the Square to the baPl's'
Church. These shoes arc well made ano,
bling offered a, extremely low prices mast
certainly meet with quick sale. ,,,,,
ociG. ". ~.
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Somebo ly has left at the Nashville

Somebody has left at the Nashville
Union e. American office, for the edi.
tor, a superb pair Of pantaloons.-
And the editor returns his sincere
thanks. IL any one wants our "sin-
cere thanks' for a similar favor. we
believe he can have them. Who'll
accept Better be quick if you want
10 be accommodated.
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NON RESIDENTS.
S.ntc Of Tennessee, Franklin Go.

safe Of Tennessee, Franklin CO..
VIM e, kitcAsns,
vs., }NcIIt.On 20 yell LAND.
Green u, Kitchens, ct ais.
On motion, and it appearing to the
satisfaction Of the Court that john g..
kitchens, Daniel Kitchens, Martha Tai.
ley, and Nancy ,, and Nancy
" oodw0rl, are nonrcsidenls Of the
State Ct Tennessee, SO that the ordinary
process OF Iaw caaGot Lc served upon
them,
1t is therefore ordered lhot publication
he made tor four successive weeks in the
Home journal, a paper published in the
town Of Manchester, Tenn, requiring
said non'rc>ilcnrs to appear before the
WonhipuI Couny Court, to be holden
for the County OF Franklin, Tenn, on
the first Monday in November next, to
plead answer or drmur to said Bill,
or the sane will be taken for confessed
and set for hearing eypartc as to them.
r. +. SINS, Clerk.
Sep. %, 1859.
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JENNY.


On a sunny sunmcr morning,
Early as the dew was dry,
Sup the hill I went a berrying;
Need tell you-tcll you why!
Farmer Davis had a daughter.
And it happened that | knew,
On each sunny morning, Jenny
Up the hill went beirying too.
Lonely work is picking berries,
So joined her on the hill;
'"Jenny, dear" said |, "your baskets
Quite too large for one to fill"
So we sfaid-we two-to fill IT.,
Jenny t%alking-I was still
Leading where the hill was steep,
Picking berries up the hill.
"This is up hill work" said J enny;
$50 is life" said I, "shall we
Clin b 1t up alone. or, Jenny,
Will you come and climb with mel"
Redder than the ~b!usning berries
Jeuny's cheeks a moment grew,
While, without delay, she answered,
al will come and climb with you :"
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Notice 10 Correspondents
MISCUO
T,E ~, yg" 1870 - x :~gEz.s1 rEs5x==ssyl
~ ~ ' 1879. = t4.is;.iss.sS sEssssisT
Winchester & Alabama +. RS
WINCHESTER, AUG, 22d, 1850,

w. e. A. r. Ron and after Mondoy,
Angus, I'D inst, 1859, Trains will run a.
follows:
Leave Decherd at 500, A. NJ, upon tho
arrival Of the Chattanooga Train. Arrive
at Fayetteville at 1850, A. NJ.
Returning Leave Fayetteville at $50,
P. NJ. Arrive at Dccherd at 100, P. NJ.
connecting with the Chattanooga Train fer
Nashville.
Wearing apparel alone constitutes bag.
gage, of (which each person will be allowed
80 pounds FREQ Of charge. Above that
weight subject 10 extra charge, payable 10
the Conductor. THOS. l.. ESTlLL.
Chief Engineer.
t5-Ail other articles carried in the Bag
gage cars charged Express freight, which
mus, be paid to the agent.
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From the immense numbers of hor.
SEES and mules--mules especialIy--
that have passed through our town
lately, on their way South, we are oil
the opinion that the market will be
we'll supplied, if not elutted.
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Remember that the Home Journal
is to be enlarged again next year
that it will be brought out in new and
beautiful type, cap q pie,--that it will
have some new conlr butors, and be
printed on very fine paper, and that
50 is all we shall charge for it. Come
up and pay in advance.
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Here is a pretty little poem. Won.
der if there are not other Jennies in
the world 'up the hill a berrying,' and
other fellows who'd like to 60 a Der.
rying too? If SC, let them conclade
wisely like these two, and climb up
the hill together.
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Monsieur Jourdan, agent for A
Courtlier, is a great man-lhat is, in
his line. He keeps lots o fgood things
to eat, and gets a fresh lot from Nash
vile almost every day. His house is
crowded with candies, nuts, cakes,
and good things generally. And he
has the best oysters if you don't be.
lieve US, go and buy some. Read his
advertisement, too, and see ii he hasn't
got something you want, and ilhe has
go and buy, for he is clever, accom-
modating, and polite as a-FIench
man.
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SLOAN, OWEN IL Co.-Read the con,
spicuons advertisement of this firm,
and when you have to trade, don't for
get Sloan, Owen q Co.
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WESTWARD, Ho!--A large mum e.
of wagons and people have passed
through our town this Fal ; on their
way to the West, we presume.
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FOR SALE.


On Monday Nth Of November noyi, |
wiz oler Tor ta'c to the highest bidder,
for cash, q tract Of land lying in District
No. II, of franklin county, Tenn, on
waters Of little Hurricane Creek, and
bounded by the lands of John Vaughan,
Alfred Burt, Fanny Poe, James H.. Els.
till, Nancy Hudgjns, and Others contain.
Ing about 40 a%cres--lhe SANE upon
which VIM. Ford now lives. Sold as the
property of VIM. q Joseph \. Ford, by
virtue OF two orders Of sale in my hands
from tho Circuit Coun Of said county in
favor Of James II. Estill,
J. w. CUSTER, Sheriff.
October 9th, 1859. A.,
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~
enclose the rooney to our address for the tickets order.
cd, On receipt Of which they will Dc forwarded by fret
mail,
rhp list 0fnrawn Numbers and Prizes viii be sent to
p~uechsseis inn Cdmtcly after the drawing.
nT Purchasers viii please write their signatures plair,
and ave their Post c'fcc, CJu1t . f1tata.
Ky l. ',ra AT 900 and unf.r ~. u inns iia.y'r srcr
the dra ,vios--oiheI pI,lcs ut tn. nsiis' timn otaUais.
Notice I % Correspondents.
Those who prefer not sending L1oqy By mail, can,,s,
The Adams Express COmpany,
whereby money for Tickets in sums often Dollars, al.d
upwards, can he sent us
AtOHrrisl1 and Expense,
from any city or town where they have an Office. The
money and order must be enclosed in a Government
Post Office STAMPED envelope" OF the Express Comrany
cannot receive them.
Recommendations strictly confidential.
Address orders for tickets or certificate to
WOOD, EDDY q CO., Augusta, Georgla.
or, WOOD, EDDY & CO., Atlanta, Georgia.
or, WOOD, EDDY & CO., Wilmington Del.
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WI aE'Eple
/ ron QDg'ee
VALUABLE PROPERTY
TT GDJ(- tGSaS A. T ,Tt9.

FL OH EGs -A..T-a.E17.
| offer for sale my M,!!s and zee Acre,
OF land lying three miles North C. Win.
chester, upon Elk River. The waite,
power is sufficient to run three Gr!st
Mills all the year, and the Saw Mil s
months in the year. Tho Grist Mills
are all in good running order. Also, Q
large, new, frame
DIV EIIING l.
Just completed, with Other out houses
and a fine Bold Spring Of Gree>tone water
near the house. Any person wanting
such property would do we'll TO come and
examine, as am determined to SELL
For further particulars call upon the IN,
dcrsigncd upon the premises.
Mar 81. II. b. HINTON.
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NOTICE..

As my Furniture Room and Shop has
been burned down, with all my accoun,
books, notes, and all other papers, |
wish all persons who know themselves
indebted to me, either by note or account,
to call and settle with me BY cash or
note, as it's impossible for me to recol'
lect. And | shall have TO depend upon
the honor of some. both for the debt and
amount owing, and as my expenses TO
build emil start anew will be very heavy,
| hope al! who can will pay me the mo.
ney. as | shall greatly need all ! can get.
rzS' All persons who may wish me TO
make Collins for their relatives or friends
may continue to send their orders, os !
have made arrangements to supply oil
that may call. G. NJ. FARMER.
~oct23'594t.
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MERCHANT .. n TAILORING

J. G.. G. A BIZ r r.
Has opened n shop on Jefferson street, 3
doors from Martins corner, where he would
be pleased TO have all call who war clothing
Of any description made. Cutting and Re
pairing done on reasonable terms.
Fch3 1y
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1 Gvald Prize Of $4,000.
Approximation Prizes,

o 80 prizes anloun'ingto S)2O,OO0
Whole tickets $40; Halves SIS; Ours S2t.
Certificates Of Packages will be sold
at the following rates, which is the risk !:
Certificate packs 10 whole tickets, $50
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?" VWIsi'I UIV HETEVI Oh ENsAl3
For sale.
only o"chaY mile from Mc coyporo.
Hon 0f Winchester,
The Ben Decherl Tract Of Land, con.
tanning bout
EIGHTY ACRES,
very rich, and lying North Of the Rail-.
road, will be sold on the
l@ NoHioy il Norembcr,
at public sale, unless sold privately be-.
fore that time, For information in re.
gard to this Tract Of Land, terms, &c.,
apply to A. S, COLNAR,
Trustee for Mrs. McGchec.
Sept, %, is5Q-ll.
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NOTICE.

All who know themselves indebted tc
the undersigned will please come for
ward and pay up their small bills imme.
diately, or not thiuk hard Of US, If neces.
siiy compel; US to put their accounts in
the hands Of an officer. cove mon.
ey, ourselves, and have no other means
TO look TO but what our patrons owe u.s.
and but for necessity, the call would not
be made April 18th, 1859.
CLOPTON & hURRELL
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Land for sale.

EY vI,tue of a decree of The County Cour,
Of Ftonkln County, Tenn, pronounced at its
October Torn. l-5), IN the cante therein
pending, D. d, Smith, adm'r, g., petition
TO sell land, viii, on tho LIT Monday il
November next, u, the Courthouse door, in
Winchester, offer Tor sale, Cor rnsh, leo acres
of and, belonging to the estate Of l.. q. Rea.
dy. deed, Il, +, SINS, Clerk,
October q 1850
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-11-11

EDWARD MCPHERSON.
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
~ No. South Water Street,
WILMINGTON, N. G.
Aug 18th, 1859. soft