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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-20
What the New York City folks say of Dr. Nl'LANE's
CELEBRATED YERNlIFUGE, manufactured Inv Flcm-
NEW York. Anrnst OK 1910

CELEBkAIED NERMIFUGE, manufactured nv Flcn-
ing Bros.
NEW YORK, August IS, 1850
This is to certify that well acquainted with man
hy years OF age for many resident of this city
VINO mas been at times extremely ill, but could not tell
rom what cause, unless it worms. He told his at
tehng physician his suspicious but the physician Mt
once rdlculcd the dea and refused to attend him any
longer llisson then mentioned Dr. NJ Lane vermifuge
ana asked MN II he would take it, his reply was-I must
take something to get relief, or dye.
lhey NJ once procured II bottle OF Dr. VLaDe's Celc-
GRATED VeFmJe and he took half at one dose ,rhe
result was he pissed upwards Of three quarts Of wol7s
cut up III every form He got well Immediately and ia
now EMO ing most excellent health; and like the GOOD
Samaritan Of old is endcavorng to relieve his unfortu
nate hegbor lie makes 1t his business to hunt up and
select all eases similar to his own that may be given
over by regular physicians and induces them to try Dr.
NJ Lanes Nermiiugc So far he has induced more than
twenty persons to take the Yerniuge and every case
with the most happy results lie Is well satisfied that
Dr. M'Lanes Vernifuge, prepared by Fleming Bros of
Pittsburg Is far superior 10 any other known remedy
and that II more generally known would not fail TO save
many valuable lives For further particulars inquire of
Mrs. llardle, 1874 Common street, New York CITY
Purchasers will be careful to nsk for DR. M'LANE's
CELEBRATED yERMIFuGE, manufactured by FLEM
ING BROS. Of Pittsburg, Pa. All other yerm0locs II,
comparison worthless. DR., NJ Lane genuine Vcnni
fugc also his celebrated Liver Pills. can now be had at
all respectable drug stores. None genuine rithont The
siW1af"eV ,o FLEMING BROS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-20
SENATORIAL CONVENTION.

The delegates to the Central Senatorial Dis
trict Convention met Immediately after the
adjournment of the County Convention, and
were organized by the choice of Charles B.
Pratt, chairman, and Levi Barker, secretary.
On the motion of Mr.. Ladd of Worcester, Ma.
THAN WAsHBURN was nominated as the Dem
ocratic candidate for Senator by reclamation.
After the appointment ofadistrict committee
c. S. Childs of Worcester, chairman-the con.
vention dissolved.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-20

IT is a very common and reprehensible prac-
tice with drivers of teams to leave their horses
in our streets without hitching. Scarcely a
day passes without one or more teams run
ming on Main street, and in many cases to the
damage and peril of teams standing in the
en- hereafter, induces this warning against the
carelessness of people who have occasion to
fill the Streets
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-20
The Convention then dissolved.

The FITcHBURG ABDUCTION CAsE.-After
long and interesting hearing in this case, the
child was returned, by order Of the Court, to
the custody of her guardian, Mrs. Ford of
Fitchburg.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-20

REMEMBER the concert of the Mammoth
Minstrel Troupe tomorrow evening at Me-
chanics' Hall. This company is highly spoken
of and probably will draw large house as
they play in this city but one night.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-20

VIM. ALLEN, at 275 Main street, is selling
new Stationery packet containing forty
twenty four envelopes, buff and white, steel
pens, and a lead pencil-all for twenty five
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-20

Oh "OssAwAToMIE Brown" The strange
Instruction at Harper's Ferry was crushed out
very speedily. Most of the conspirators were
one doom before them. They numbered in all
twenty two men, seventeen white and five col
ored; and these men had been enlisted to en-
gagsir "a wi for the emancipation of slaves in
Virginia, by "0ld John Brown" the same who
made himself so terrible to the border ruffian
invaders of Kansas. fhis old man, whose ex-
periences in Kansas made him a monomopiac
on such matters as slavery and border rufiian-
ism, has gone so far in this madness, and be-
come so wild with it, as to invade Virginia at
the head of an army of seventeen white men,
all as crazy as himself.
Old Brown is in many respects remarka-
bic man. He was quiet settler in Kansas
until the border ruffian outrages forbade any
thing there to be quiet. Robbed and outraged
by the rufians, who, in the course of their op
erations murdered one of his sons, he gave him.
self up to the business of vengeance. He had
always been a strictly religious man: and, af-
ter forming the band which he led against the
invaders of Kansas, religious services were es-
tablished in the camp. He argued that it was
a religious duty to exterminate the border ruff
fans and he fought them with wonderful en-
ergy and activity for his combative impulses
were powerful, his will indomitabe, and his
temper implacable. But he is not man of
large intellect, and the result was that he
him came upon the border rutians like night
mare. Lately he has been crazcd and the
mailman is SO evident in all he has done at
Harper's Ferry as to leave no room for mistake
or doubt.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-20

In Ashburnhan, Oct 3, Mrs. Roxana F. wife of Joshua
Merriam Mrs. Abby D., wife of Levi Clark Mrs Mary
wife of Joel Marble.
IN birmingham, Eng. Oct l, Rev. John Angel James
III ms 10Th year Mr.. Angel was the well known phila-
thropist and religious writer.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-20

The delegates to the Worcester Southwest
District Convention met simultaneously in one
OF the ante-rooms. HENRY II. STEVENS of
Dudley was nominated by reclamation as the
Democratic candidate for Senator from that
district. The district committee is the same
as last wear
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-20
Republican Caucus.

The Republican voters OF Worcester are requested to
meet at horticultural Hail. FRIDAY Evening, Oct
2l nst O'clock for the purpose of choosing twenty
delegates the Senatorial Convention to lie held in
this city the 18th inst and to transact any other bust
hess which may properly come before the meeting
Per ordes of the Republican City Committee
j. Z. TUCKER. Scc'y.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-20

Grover az Bakers Celebrated NOIseIess
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES. New stylcs-prices
rom sou to Sl25; lemmers s. extra. These machines
sew from TWO spoos as purchased from the store reguir
me no reminding Of thread; they HEM fell gather and
stcl III superior style, finishing each seam by their
own operation without recourse the hand needle ms
lSrequrcd by other machines. They will do better and
cheaper sewing than seanstress can, if works
for one cent an hour. ~
Offices Of Exhibition and Sale, at BRYANT & SHELL
DoN >, Mechanic Hall Worcester; Is Summer street
Do9'o', ~ ploauN"y' new YORK dly jy22
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-20

JUST PUNISHMENT OF AN IScENDtARY.-
Joseph Lacy was, short time since, convicted
Vi .ne nrinS Of the town Of Oshkosh and SEN
fenced to fourteen years imprisonment sav.n
days of each month solitary confinement
Last spring he opened house OF ilIfnmo in
Oshkosh, Wis, which soon became SO motto.
rious that the citizens of that place requested
him several times to leave. He invariably no.
fused, and finally carried his evil doings n
such pitch that they burned his house and
drove him out of the place He left swcaring
revenge, and on the night of the 10Th of Mae
the town was fired, and 100000 worth If
property destroyed, The trial lasted several
days, the defence attempting to produce an
alibi but signally falling. The proof was con
elusive, and he was convicted and sentenced.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-20

At Mount Clemens, Mich, Mrs. Barry.
living in the house with a Mrs. Mosher. with
whom she was on the best of terms, was within
few days Of her confinement, when the latter
sent TO her package, which, on being opened
proved to be live snake. The Mortified
woman was Immediately seized with conyul-
sions, and died at once. Mrs NJ has been mr.
rested, and will be severely dealt with for the
unnatural crime. ''S
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-20

The big Eastern Gallery The "Mount yesuvius of
Gas The 'Mastodon Artist Inc "rowering Ains of
Photographic Talent unprecedented The aurora Boz
reals OF Colorng." The Green Mountains OF Art
The "GulfSream of Science, the Niagara of Genius
and the "Maelsrom OF Photography" The foregoing are
mere headings Go edtorall, given ex pese With
In short time, for the especial purpose of dscoune-
nancing h1aOug 0drertisnJ and feed putting Notwith-
standing the pecuiidr process, Cain still remains al
the long established and renowned Gallery lS Main
street. where he is daily producing the specimens
OF the Photographic Art, both from life and small Da
gurcrcOtypeS; also, the style picture the Snheren
graph, which wins the admiration OF all. DIFF "a
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-20

81 ~. q. Fish, Manufacturer of Iron Railing Doors
shutters Gratngs, &c. at 90 Union street. dynl APPS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-20

About week ago "a woman who rejoices in
the cognomen of''Dancing SAIL" stole horse
near Rochester N. Y. A reward OF 800 being
offered for her arrest, she was pursued by a
constable, who overlook her and for safe keep
ing confined her in the third story Of a hotel
nom whence she escaped during the night by
the aid Of her BEDFORD and finding the officers
horse was superior to her own, exchanged
steeds, and made her escape.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-20

Now ready, in good condition, 100 900 bushels Gran
ular Fuel, in large or small quantities. The cheapest
cleanest and best coal kndng in the world. One trial
VIII convince any one of its superiority all other
kinding now in use. Orders left at Storchouse
foot OF Foster street. at either of the Coal Offices Coal
Yards, or at the store OF g. f. Brooks No Front street
will receive prompt attention. W. & S. C. LANE
arr = --@'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-20
MARRIED,


In Barre, Oct. 6, bv Rev. George Denbam AbeI L
Knapp of Gardner, to Nellie f. Saunders OF Barre
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-20

q. ~. .Ienclss, Dentist, $50 Main street, nearly
opposite Kiln street DIFF al
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-20

and Messrs. Stevens and Gill were declared
the choice of the Convention for delegates to
the National Convention. The sentiment of
the Convention was decidedly in favor of Mr..
Gill indicates. The contest against him,
though unsuccessful, afforded the chief feature
of interest in the Convention. On motion of
Mr.. Ammidown, Messrs. C. Marshal, of Fitch
burg, and Emory Sanford, of Oxford, were
chosen substitutes. After the appointment of
a district committee, Col. Barker chairman, the
Convention adjourned.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-20
3lem embellishments.

I IST OF LETTER
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Andrews, Charles
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Allen, Henry
Adams, John
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BARRETT, A
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Busworth, Alonzo
Brown, miss Abigail
Burns, mrs Bridget
Blodgett, miss Cynthia
BigelOw, ID Is
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Beard, miss Emily
Buck, miss Frances ID
Barton, Edmond
brlsss, harriet M
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Bridges, Joseph L
Brewer, John q
Bailey, j G
Barry, Joseph
BANKS, Alles
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-20

The last Week i'm NOrcester.-DR PERRY
VIII positively close his business in this city present
week therefore those Ill of the city,
with loss OF hair, premature blanchng dandru or in
spcated Secretion irritation itching of the scalp erup
lions upon the III al. any durable CAPILLARY Dis
EASES, and require the Drs services call before tile
close OF the present week, at his room, No SO Lincoln
House, where may also be obtained finely written work
explanatory OF the hair and its Diseases with remedies
for their removal. dit oil
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-20

The several local Democratic Conventions
County, Congressional, and Senatorial-were
held at Horticultural Hall, in this city, yes
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-20

Thomas w. Fox, Attorney at Law Office. No 8
Brinley Hall, Worcester, Mass. div mcb7
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-20

C0NGRESSI0NAL.--DIsTRICT NO. o.
The delegates to the Congressional District
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-20
Special Clothes.

Having been afflicted for the last nine years with an er-
rupton of the head attended with itching
ana burning and having resorted TO many popular RENE
9les without receiving the slightest benefit had fully
placed my case under DR. b. C. Perrys charge, at the
Lincoln House about three weeks SINCE and am nuy
happy to be able to state that my head has been benet
ed to such an extent that consderthc difficulty entirely
removed. And affords great pleasure TO
the doctors system of treatment to all who are similarly
afflicted. p lie
Worcester, Oct II, 1859 diff 90
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-12-01
Edward Bates.

The St. Louis Republican stated that the re-
cent exposition OF the vie IS Of f lsard Bates
the sabj.c; OF savery. VS. unauthorized Tae
Evening News which poB.ishei it. replies that it
was uoaa. hoEizai a. MIR. Bats and the editor
involved in the next Presidential contest, but il
saws the exposition i no-e the less true for all
that Tor 1T Is made uP Of the public and private
record Of Mr. Bates sqch il has been known
to Be fo. uaay years to al the ctizeGs Of Ms
souri," As it sas Iatima'ed IL oar comment on
the Repa5licaas statement, the exposition tho
not AUTHORIZED or suggested By Mr.. Bates, does
uevestAe.e express his views Substantially, tho
very hkely with less moderation in some respects,
than would have been the case If he had author
ICED il.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-12-01

c- Messrs. Beard S;nex ( Beard have opened
a new waTeroom in central location in Indiana
polls for the sale OF Agricultural IMPLEMENTS
They will continue to manufacture and sell in this
city. but designing to enlarge their manufacturing
operations-taey will kecp large supply at their
sale room in indianapolis This establish
ment will receive the attention of the senior of
the firm. The editor of the National Acricul-
turalist Published at Pittsburg, Pa, who attend
ed our late State Fair in speaking Of the exh:-
biiioa of farming implements, says:
We have not space 10 enumerate all. or even
ore half but the piows of Col Sol. Beard who
has been beuesactOr to the farming community
in the improvement invention and introduction
Of different plaws adapted to all kinds of soils,
enabling tn important branch OF huseandry to
be better executed and with less motive power
The combination pillow Of Col. Beard rs we'll as
his subscil attachment are rev features The
trial of these the ground elected great ap-
pause ana fully met the expectations OF the friends
of Col. Beard
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-12-01
candidates for the Presidency in
Ia6O.

Forney's Press publishes the following lat of
persons who havS..sen named in connection with
the next Presidency:
Iiiuois--Stepheu A Douglas.
Kentucky 0hn J Crittenden James Ggthrie,
John G Breckenridge.
OJegon-J eph Lane.
Itnnessee--J Dan Bell, Andrew ohusOn.
California; Ohm Fremont.
New Iorli-DanielS Dickinson, Horatio Sey-
monr VIM II Seward.
Mchigan--ieWis Cass.
Mss!s5ippi-Jefiersoa Davis, Alder. g Brown,
james Thompson.
Nrainia--R VI I Hunter, Henry \ Wise,
Vim l. Gocgin, john Minor Bolts, II ii Stew
at, " q kives.
Tcxas--Gen Sam Houston.
I.ouisania--John Siid-G
Georgia-A II stephens II Cobb.
Massat husetts--N + Banks, Charles Sumner,
Edward Everett. Il c iathrop.
Hane-Wm Pitt Eess-nleu.
OhIo--ThomAs Cofgin, john Mclean. Salmon
L Chase.
Pcnnsylvania-SimonC Cameron John VI Re ID.
Geo Dallas James Buchanan
Missouri-Edward Bates, Thrnston Polk, J 5
Green.
Aahama-Wm l. YaEcey.
New iampshre--Frankiin Pierce, J Z Hale
Solth Carolina--James IL Hammond, James
l. Orr.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-12-01
AaecdDfe of GOV. COrsyin-.A New
Newspaper.

\ Nsx York correspondent sends Us the FOL!
iowin. items of Interest:
Tom Corxin created a sensation hare as he
does every where he gees. | heard anecdota
related Of hin while il the city. a minister, in
conversation with him. had urged the necessity of
nominating a man for President who could carry
PENNSYLVANIA IN 1860. 4 number Of names had
been mentioned, among the rest, Corwin's. Final
Is the orator turned TO the clergyman and ask
ed:
Which of the persons mentioned do YOU Thick
would most likely succeed
lie promptly replied Corsin.'
The narrator said there played around the
mouth Of Cor win, for instant, signs Of gratid-
catiE q, when be re lied:
Sir do yoa think the people Of Pennsylvania
capable Of s. noble s conception IS shas!'
Tie parties present roared vociferousiy an
CcrvIn carried tie day.
A rev monster paper enterPrise, IN this city.
has been under Consideration for some tine. TIE
parties interested, represent large amount Of
capital aud Intellectual caliber. /, IS intended a,
once to rival the Trbase and Times, aod to ,a@e
the lead in New York journalism. DR.. Joha
Nc Ciintocs, OF the VI. E Church, will be among
the regular editorial Contributors. Its private
editorial force and entire regime xill be equal II
not saperior, 10 any paper in the world. TIE
rame has not get been agreed o. / ar eredibly
informed the sTs, number viii appear before the
/ Is. Of January
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-12-01

But the democracy could not let the matter rest
and distinguished leader of that party, amoltiou5
for Southern support for the P'esdehcy' disturb
ed this quiet and repealed OF the force % ni7
party the Missouri com'fonIse opening up 'he
game old Question. RMS repeal caused the ter
rible conflict il K eisas, which was the most dis
g,acef,l o,,ra~; which is to De found IN the his
tory of on cation. Then came the bred Scott
dsci.i-4, carrying slavery wherever the constitu-
ia is recognized 10 The territories-another de-
cision will yet be made n the Lemon case, carry
ing slavery into the States. A portion of the
South is now asking slave code By Congress and
the re-opening of the African slave trade. Per-
sonal outrages have been inflicted upon citizens
of the free States who have had occasion to visit
the South. Thus has the South kept up the agi-
tation of this subject aud the North, wi h law
abiding determination and union loving dispo-
sition have quietly submitted, and for the sake of
peace still disposed TO submit. How much
longer they will endure the insoence and dctation
Of the South, we are not prepared 10 say The
outbreak at iIarpers Ferry is tie result Of the
invasion of Kansas by the South, aided and sus-
tanned by the administration. 1t is a personal
matter between them and old John Brown an
honest, courageous and conscientious man. The
Republican party have had nothing to do with ii
Its teachings have never been in favor Of insar-
rection-on the contrary it has been uniformly
condemned. Even the ultra aboiitionists of the
country, bciug nonresistents have condemned in
snrrection. The whole truth is that the South
sustained By the democratic dough faces of the
North have brought upon them the terrible state
Of affairs now existing in Virginia.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-12-01
c-At meeting of the citizens of Lasrerce

ryAt a meeting of the citizens Of LaSreEce,
Kansas on Monday evening. ost. l., the follow,
ing resolutions were adopted:
Resolved, That the great services OF t'eaeral
james II Lane 10 the interests OF Kansas. aGo
~ pn;f,ri,, devotion 70 the principles Of Repab
Eran freedom. have endeared him. above al 9th
er men. TO the hearts CT the people Of Kansas.
Resolved That ne are IN favor Of the eiectIo1
of General Lane TO the United States Senate, .;
an act Of political justice, the denia' OF which
wonld Justly subject Us 10 the charge oil crosses
ingra,itude. .,..., !;
Resolved. That any attempt b. poiitical IN
.r;guers 10 defea. the well understood wish Q
the people on this subject viii inevitably reac
nn,n them. and may result most d!sas,roUsly &
the integrity and success Of the Republican part.
itself.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-12-01

TIE RIGHT KIND OF TALK.-The Buffalo
Commercial Advertiser. straight American
paper, administers the following just rebuke
to the demagoguss who are trying TO make
political capital out Of the performances of a
madnan a: Harper's Ferry:
I'VE are sorry TO see in the Democratic
press a pitifui attempt TO make political cap
itsl out OF these events. and to represent the
crimes Of a crazy fanatic as the sins Of
party. There IS nothing in the history Of
the affair waich will bear this construction.
Le, the power which has put down this in
surrection, receive al the credit for its prompt
ness and energy, but in the name of deem
cy and ior The preservation of a spirit OF
unity between the States, let the blame fall
where il belongs, a few wild and frantic
fools. who have paid for their folly with their
lives
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-12-01
CITY ELECTION.

SG" 3 WILCOX is candidate fer City Collector.
R1re Il WILLIAMS is candidate for re election fer
Ky Seiis1ies MANY ClriLENS
TPcH.rFIELD OSBORNE is a eanaiaA,s for 'ssrsss
{ zEIssioner.
saIoaN FINLEY Is eaaii1a.s fer eiecsiea 70 sAs
cfzoe ol Mayer
S BES0SI NEWLY, candidate for re-clecfsoa the
otdcs q Street Commissioned RschEeaA
lives authorized snao1acs EDWIN N. oeok.
candidate T., Collector q Taxes for the CITY Of Rich
I'd, az tie January eleci,oa.
-kossath has returned TO London to resume
his melan, ho!y watch over European affairs
The Sugar Gcoye Chapel Methodist church
a shor. distance west q Newcastle, Henry CO.,
was burned on Thursday night last probably By
: iGcendiary.
The Marietta News says that rasu named
Carr, an agent fer the sac OF patent medicines,
h-n< himself Fear that place on Friday
DR.. John Wilson. physician residing in
Ninth AvengA. Nsg Y o7k, has been arrested Tor
attempting 10 poison his wife, by administering
chlo-ofofm il large quantities. while she was
asleep. lie has been he'd TO bail in The sum Of
$40 600.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-12-01

c-H Is said that the French army has los ali
confidence in Napoleon as General; bat The s-r-
ehases of dry goods in this community have J.
plicit confidence il the truth Of The state "a,
that tie New York store is the place 10 get
great bargains--thst the stock is very large q
aai rare-that additions are made almost N,
and that purchaser il the eastern market. r.
braces every opportunity 20 get the latest sgies
aad at the lowest prices. Call q. the New fo'k
one price cheap cash Store if you want goods
al a less price than they can be had any place
Else