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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-16
NOTICE TO BOOT AND SHOE
~ MANUFACTURERS.

Messrs. SOUTHGATE e. ROGERS,
No. 240 Main street. Worcester keep constantly on
hand, the ORIGINAL NORTH BRIDGEwATER DRESS
ING BLACKING AND VARNIsH, manufactured by G. L..
Hathaway This Dressing, for finishing Uppers Stock,
rendering the same soft and pabe and leaving perma-
nent finish that will not duh in few weeks Is
ranted to be the best in the market and is used
the principal Boot and Shoe Manufacturers and Dressers
in the United States and the Canadas
Be and call for the Original North Bridgewater
Dressing Backing.
$40 Main street, Worcester, Mass
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-16

plied nv him with Specacles. Eve Glasses &c: and he
gives an that the Speetacles Glasses Pebbles
&C. ground by him. are warranted superior in quality,
polish and fnish to any made in this country. He re-
spectllv invites public in general when his best
forts shall be made suit them large assortment
the following articles constantly on hand, made
SDectaces and Eve Glasses in fine Gold Silver She'll
and Steel Frames with Pebbles and Perscopc Glasses
to suit all sights.
Magnifving Lenses for physicians, bankers, artists
gravers watch makers &c. Eye Protectors travel
ers milers cutters, painters &c. Lenses for Pan
Dramas Magic Lanterns, &c, of exceedingly fine polish.
Telescopes and Spy Glasses for land and sea use also
new kind of Military Spy Classes Microscopes, from
the smallest to the largest Compasses Mahemati
cal Boxes and Drawing Tools, Barnmeters, Thermome-
ters Hour Minute Glasses Stereoscopes Stereoscop
ic Pictures and OPERA GLASSES.
Rules to dqe phe the Sight mag be assisted By the use
Of SpectdcieS.
l. When Obliged to remove all objects to great
distance from the eye than formerly, in order to
them distinctly.
being compelled to hold book to the eye than
usual.
g. When looking at and attentvey considering small
object, it becomes confused, and to have
kind OF mist before it,
L. When the letters of book appear to into
the other, and look double and treble.
s. When the eyes iatgued by little exercise and
obliged to shut rub them, and find relief by
looking at other objects.
When find necessary to obtain more light
than formerly for instance to place candle between
the and the object.
T. When the eyes are irrated in sunny, windy, or
snowy weather. or when there is an occasional appear
of spots
lively to individual of young or old the
sistance of Spectaces is only proper but essentially
necessary. And to those already wearing them other
spectacles are certainly required.
l He warrants all Spectacles to suit the Sight tor
FIVE YEARS, or have the changed without extra
charge diff mv1'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-16
TERMS oFADVERTTsTNG.

Advertisements published. either in the DAILY
WEEKLY SPY, fT sl0O square for three insertions
ana ~ cents for each subsequent Insertion Ten or
iess) constitute square" Advertisements ordered
inside or in any prominent place also those largely
displayed viii be charged Contracts BY the
year may be made on liberal terms.
~ All transient Advertisements must be paid in
ddraRce Yearly regular advertisers will be required
to make quarterly payments
~ No gratHifoHS Adrerffsenents No report reso
luitons or proceedings of corporation society or
association and no communication designed to call atten
uo 10 any matter Of limited Individual interest can
De inserted unless paid for as an Advertisement
"a The Publishers will not hold themselves respou-
sDie tor any errors that occur beyond the amount
charged for the Advertisement -
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-16
9rp GOODS.
M P OR T ANT TO KNOW.
BARGAINS! BARGAINS!
FOR THE NEXT
Il IL L r. TY ID A V &

L IL L IL L IL "a -
the whole of immence rich and well selected stock of
goods VIII be sold at prices that will be appreciated BY
every lady wishing to purchase.
5000 Muslin Collars at 81 marked down To eoc and 75
ooOO very rich Muslin Collars at SI75 marked down to
400 very rich Muslin Collars at 81 So marked down to
l,50. 80 ~
200 Splendid real Maltese Collars at 25 marked down
to 75c. ~
500 elegant real Maltese Collars ranging from 81 so to
s., marked down to half price
400 very handsome real Honton, Medallion Point An
pco and real French Collars prices from 81 to sO
marked down at less than half price,
500 Muslin, Honton, Medallion and Point Lace Sets
at astonishingly Low prices
splendid assortment of Cambria Edging and Inserting
All our SIC Cambria Bands marked down to poe
1000 Cambria Dimty Bands at unheard of low prices
BLACK LACE FRENCH Wells.
Now is the time to buy them. 5000 Round and Square
Ves all silk dotted and Figured all over at the low
price of 15c.
1900 elegant French vals at 81 and upwards marked
down to half the price
Also real Thread Lace Walls reduced prices
BLACK LACES.
Black Lace Flounengs Mantlas, from yd to II
yd. wide, the only full assortment in Worcester We
shall clear them out at low prices.
Our large assortment of real Valenciennes, Maltese
and thread Laces at much redaced prices.
All our real Black Gimpure BRUSSELS and Thread Laces
at half prices.
&c and upwards the cheapest and largest
seen.
warranted all Linen Handk is at l2c cheap at H.
Is doz more of those extra fine Linen Handk is at Csc,
worth AZ.
Every lady in want of nice Handkerchief will do well
to look at our Csc ones.
1850 doz, Hemstitched and Grass Linen Handkfs from
lIc and upwards. Only doZ more of those very fine
Grass Linen hemstitched Handk is 81 and 25 They
are exquisite and very seldom to be found.
large assortment of rich Embroidered Handkerchiefs
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-16
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHU-

~ SETTS.-Worcester, ss.-Supreme Judicial Court.
Upon the complaint of Henry d. Stone of Worcester,
in the County of Worcester setting forth that he is I'M
lawfully imprisoned and restrained of his liberty in the
common JAIL in Worcester in said County by Rufus Car
ter OF Worcester aforesaid Tailor of said County and
praying for writ of habeas corpus in his behalf 1t is
dered by the Honorable George T. Bigelow, of the
Justices of said Court in vacation that notice be given
to all Interested to appear before the Justices
said Supreme Judicial Court at Worcester aforesaid
the eighteenth day of July current show why
the PRAYER of said petition should not be granted and
that said notice be given by publishing attesed copy
of this order three times week in the Worcester Daily
Spy until the return dav thereof and that further notice
of this order be given William NJ Bickford and Fitzroy
Willard of said Worcester, Assgnees of Henry D. Stone
by serving each of them with attesed copy of this
der fourteen days least before the return day thereof
Attest: JOSEPH MASON. Clerk.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-16

p SPURRS EATING HOUSE
sPURR g. PRIEST,

~Az2A sPURR 81 PRIEST,
COR. OF MAIN AND FOSTER SITS, WORCESTER
day or evening.
Same Of all kinds and tho best OF New York Oysters
az dff' w " '' '0'' '''''
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-16

ID HOUSE, which has for many years been the
sB preferred Summer resort of the first families of
iIsluIiW the United States visiting Newport has been
lEN1 Ugreatly improved during the last winter The
lower floor of the house has been remodelled
N such manner as TO furnish spacious Promenade
tirey within the building opening on TO Piazza I'm
the rear of the House. The kitchen has been renored
ne North end Of the Dining Hdil, making for u
large Flower Garden, upon which the Promenade and
rooms open.
An Improved Steam Heating Apparatus has been intro
duced to obvate the discomfort often experienced by
guests az watering place IN damp or chilly weather
The Offices have been re-arrangcd with the best patent
apparatus and uith q liberal supply Of water.
its beautiful and well ventilated Dining Hall known
to be the finest Ball Room in the city
Neither expense personal attention on the part
the proprietor shall be spared to sustain its reputation
the most select and comfortable House in Newport.
The House will remain open to the LIST day IN November
le6 diff i. Ii. PECKHAA1, Proprietor.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-16
TRIMMINGS, TRIMMINGS, TRIMMINGS.
CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP

CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP.
The best assortment of Dress Trimmings in this town
We have marked down 100 cartons all widths all silk
best quality Black Velvet Ribbons at half price by the
piece.
Mantilla Trimmings and Fringes at very low prices
Cotton and Linen Fringes and Trimmings at astonish-
ingly low prices.
Very nice Linen and Cotton Fringes at &c yard and
upwards.
5000 ps. very rich Fancy Cotton Trimming
MOMAIR MITTs.
500 pairs real Mohar Nitts at Csc pair cheap at a.
10000 pairs Mohair Mitts from SOC 81 the cheap
est and handsomest Mitts ever seen in the state
800 pairs new style Mohair Mts from 81 up to 81
pair.
Every lady in want of nice pair of Mts should look
at our MittS before buying elsewhere.
Chldrens Silk Atts at shilling pair,
300 pairs real Mohair Misses Mitts from SOC and up
ward
All our silk Isle Thread Gloves and Gauntletts at
much reduced prices.
so doz of real Alexandre's Kid Gloves
Ladies in want of good article in Cotton Hose at low
prices, can find such at our place. all Sizes from l2c up
to 81 pair.
Also elegant Silk Hose in plain, openwork and EN-.
brOdered, from 81 up to IS a pair.
Plain and Buff Colored Brliants at astonishingly low
prices.
Irish Linens, Swiss Muslins, and Cambrics.
FANS, FANS,
1000 Splendid Fans, in all the different styles from l2c
piece and upwards the cheapest lot of Fans
Parasols increasing in quantity.
Parasols decreasing in price.
5000 TBS of Shetland Wool in beautiful shades.
variety of other goods and small wares too
numerous to mention. at lower prices than any other
House in the State Wholesale buyers will find it to
their advantage to buy their goods of sell
goods at Boston Jobbng prices
GROSS Il STRAUSS,
je29 diff Isl Main street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-16

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
apl9l Office No. Flagg's Building. td3m
4 EXCHANGE HOTEL. - The
{T7=s subscriber has taken the Exchange Hotel op.
49, poslte the Court House, lately occupied by s.
1,l, n Taft and Is ready to accommodate permanent
IsElNF' and transient boarders. Connected with the
house Is large and commodious Stable Just re-
paired with sheds and other convcnences attached and
every way suited for the public convenience.
apll diff SAMUEL BANNISTER.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-16
L @ e L @ E .

z Z z q
The propretors will put their upon their several
routes, commencing in May Those wishing to be sup
piled with
/ @ E
will please give their the drivers at their of
flee, No Exchange street. under the Bay State House.
Money be paid to any of drivers and their
cept will be good Any neglect the part of the driver
will be attended to application to the subscribers
WALKER 80 SWEETSER, 4 Exchange street.
my1S
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-09-26

CURIOUS STATEMENT ABOUT MANUFACTURE
ED FOREIGN CoRREsPoNDENCE.-It is well
known that majority of the New York pat
pers publish a manufactured European cores
pondence made up in their own offices. The
Herald publishes a column of matter purport-
ing to be Paris letter, which it is an insult to
the public to attempt to impose upon its read
ers. 1t is made up from scraps from English
papers, pasted together in the most clumsy
manner. The account of the manner in
which the Emperor and Empress of the French
spend their time at Saveur, which we copied
yesterday from the correspondence of an En-
glish paper, received by the steamer Persia, is
given in this letter of the Herald, verbatim, as
the original production of a Paris correspond
ent the experiment of watering the streets
by hydrochloric acid, which we copy today
from an English paper, appears i'll the same
connection and in the same words an extract
is stolen from an article in the Journal des De
bets on the commerce of Italy, translation of
which we extract from the European Times.
In fact the whole letter is a transparent tissue
of stolen material which the thief did not take
the trouble to alter or disguise.--B'ooklyn Ed.
IL
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-09-26

THE HOUSE OF JONATHAN EDwARDs--A
correspondent of the New York Observer,
writing from Stockbridge, Mass. thus refers
to one of the most noted buildings in that
pleasant town -
Jonathan Edwards wrote his famous Urea
tise on the Will in this village. The house he
occupied stands now, as in those days of his
stern personal presence. 1t is almost wholly
unchanged, except by fresh paint and other
evidences of its careful preservation. The
form is that of most of the old wooden struc-
lures of New England two stories high with
gable roof the broad side turned to the street,
with double door in its center The ancient
stoop which protected the renowned theologi-
an still remains. His study occupied the low
er room on the left hand side of the entrance,
and before the modern improvement of paper.
ing the walls, the venerable DR. Field says,
there were traces of this great man upon the
plastering. In the hours devoted to Sleep his
ever active and vigorous mind would embrace
a thought, and in the darkness he recorded a
word or character by which it could be recall
ed by daylight"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-09-26
0Nortester Daily Spp.
DELAY.

DELAY.
The golden hours are feetng Jane:
The summer sweets are ON the wane;
With brown is tinged the waving grain,
Then why, o why delay!
There's danger in the word, my love-
For life must ever onward move,
Its sands this truth too surely prove,
By running out Away.
The fruit is ON the bending Dough,
But buds were there when first my vow
Was breathed to thee. Then answered thou
There shall be no delay
Yet feathered broods since then have flown,
The blackbird sings with mellowed tone,
The fir tree drops its husky cone,
Full over-ripe to-day
The soft air rustles through the wheat,
As though to test, by contact sweet.
If autumn will its task complete,
To ripen-not delay
Amidst the stems the corn-fowers lie,
Their blue eyes watching, peoples nigh;
But neither bloomed, dear love, when
Confessed to thee in May.
Come, an thou lov'st me, come with me;
The bells shall wake with marriage glee;
The clerk and parsOn clink their fee,
And both of them shall say:
"Was ever such poor guerdon given
For licensing man to heaven!"
But bless them both, for they have riven
The monster called-Delay
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-09-26

The residence of Mrs. George Palmer in the
most fashionable part of Troy, directly oppo-
site that of Gen. Wool, is found to have been
tenanted by burglars during the absence Of its
inmates, the past two or three weeks, and rob
bed Of silver plate worth 5000, jewelry amount
ing to $780, and $i00 worth OF costly wearing
apparel; The burglars slept in the beds, cook
ed in the range, and evidently made them
selves free and jolly about the house for sever
al days.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-09-26
SPoNGEs, SPoNGES, sPoNGEs.

Five very nice sponges for sale low by GEO. r
SPURR, No. 20l Main street. DIFF 81
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-09-26
Hon. ISAAC DAVIS, President .s
HAMPDEN FIRE INSURANCE CO.,

MAssAsoIT INSURANCE COMPANY, Springfield.
Mass. $50
CASH CAPITAL, ..s.. Sl5OOOO
j. S. PARISH, Secretary y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-04
Board ano Rooms.

NtAhTED-BOARD for two persons, in fam
w ily with other boaIdefF, be- Ve~n 5h and 0h-sys
md bet 9h and fhh St ADDRESS o. A. hisisonsqui'
Po,t-OfiCs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-04
YARN and RESIDENCE for SALE-At Whit,

II NIN VI dUI ItIsDIDI4.'NII I"I 'aht1I7 "
reyye three miles from the Railroad Depot Al, New H.
ven Conn pike road 20 Hartford consulting OF %
land TIE baoin consist of s1bo Gothic stlc'
coed meuson cotgs farm house. barn, sheds car,ge.
house ed bciuR for pigs ard poultry aud arr all
Grte and sbssf The land II supputed cannot be
ce,d equity. l. al IL for and wei! adapted yrdn
r. tuiposs II IL well situated y BE- divdef AM the
owner sell whole. 81 srs 81 acres witt the "A
house and farm buid a. retaining The m'I5ol and the
uar DER lard Per terms 81 tsle inquire q w V
RAFALYE No. IS West iftht between tie hrs OF aud ~
0. N. ard and p M. Of JAMES 7. BARKER, No Tvs
Front ct, n. \.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-04

OWEGO GASLICHT cos STOCK, paving
" per dyideIds for sac By ALB GRr II. NlCOLAf,
70 fEr1,ist
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-04

TOR SAlE-A Farm containing about 100 acre.
j. q acres wcolsn fornsIly ssonrRs 10 JOSHUA VIII
LIFTS ctceGBtS: IN lctsyi LlrE snc. TIE RAJ
p,pot TcTras essT. hcply 20 THOMAS WILLIAMS lL a.
tie HAIiio Baub cos. " al sad Wstss.st, 3ew.Issk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-04

HOUSES for SALE.-Three 3-.tory, brick
HOUSES 21to feet, high .toop., Ecs iss III and li5
lea; Sot -: hwesg "a ard SasI. Aso. 2s;ory nish
IcSF bIicf HOUSES 10. les and l57 wott 5rLhs h
IN and 81 al pe bgi and Ill e- s3li oa terms
prrcAassis Aso tsoEy brek HOUSE Lzd STORE No. IS
7t-a,, betgeen .Stb s-d .ett-st
P b AMoPY. No 20 P.,,l-s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-04
Gonsrs ano farnO tuantso.

I OTIS WANTED-ln the upper part OF tne city
beloyv ., ,ud peA the North yer (s51ut ~ lots I'D
joDlps) ADDRESS. sstlts Psous 70 ls'sou t1t terms
Boa, No SO Poet OHse.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-04
Dautinq Amoemies.

= DODVORTHs DANCING CLASSES,
IA No ss Bro.dwsy, New lofk,
No III Aou1gne Pi,s, brooEyn,
Now oreu fr the reception - Pp. veo ca coe1ce :;
,fy Zine vii continue open mt. the I'd Of Hsy TUES
DAYS .Id FRIDAYS IA Broosl5ai WEDHEsOAfs AZ
sATURDAY5 e. Nsw.Yort.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-04

A }. BLsteEER, Auo,ioseer.

A J. DLsttkhtf shclp.e't. 81.
CPIENDID HOUSE au1 GROUNDS on ths
- River ByrAn 1t Gsngi- Conn . Auction dal'.. sod
pr-yiorsly-A J. BLEECREk, SON Co. vii seu %
TUESDAY March At Il O'clock A. tho M'rc5ants Exehsnss
The basuf property loosted above embracing an eefa
Marion t}otiic sy and ou' budng erected By San1el
Cornell ESQ so actes 9Th ousmeutal lawns td1f H. bs
every couvsnisDce fer family Of wealth HsndbI', 80
No Broad-st. ooD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-04

BY JOsEPH HGCEMAS.
CATURDAY, March D. at O'Clock, p. m, at No.
- - Hoyt between Futon-av add Lviugston 81, Broos,o-
The FURNITURE Of cottage house. IN sood oI1sr MANN
Al, sofa Nafog.uy C.s Lounge BTusses Carp 1t %
osp,ed Chamber Furniture Bureaus Beds stove kHh-
N RaDge hsfr geT6sor &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-04
nrofgsslof.al Totires.

Office fr procuring
A MEXICAN and FOREIGN PATENfc.
j. p. pIRSsON, No. 5 WALL-ST.. NJ H
pamphlet d informAti0o sent free By n.sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-04
Rsa! estate for Sale.

A VALUABLE COUNTRY RESIDENCE for
[A SALE-WiA sixteen aores tf highly impfo'rd Land
beautifully rtnsi-a the bsnfs Of the Fast RSer w;1r ore
bonI Of the city u NewYo;k hat idle from tie depot Of
the New YORK ans Ne Haven Rsiosd Do tue ealses Ae
large modern bun, Mapsor with wins s.tsche5 barn car,
house e house boat bo-se aid other OF. buDous az
IN perfect order The groupds handsomely laid OFT with
uit and oIn,Dens trees There alec large sATden win
vsrety Of srs fruit Fer further 2sfcoas inquire Of
PR WILKINS No Pine a. , or Of A. l.. DE- CAMP, No.
EIolts Shere E.sossTL view Of the pretaes may te
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-04

TOR SAILS, 900 CLEVELAND CITY 81
L PER CENT WATER BONDs-rhe only 10, Of thl, exec
lent AZ vel incwn security s4'e ~ u. msIke'.
STOUT CLEWS 4 MASON
Pine and nsssll.s. Q.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-04
Sales at anttion.

A UCTION NOTICE. j. RENN1B,
- Auca~ueer, off,. No. l09 Hrosfssr HOUSEHOLDS
FURNITURE THIS DAY (trdsvl ~ the private resdescs
No West lltkr sv ssulmaucng icf O'Clock
SALOON PiRLORs,
couin grand square Pi,no SCOT sd Cover, Teie srt
soss Mrdsious Chair Reception sud G'ttic Chairs uls,s
Garrett Peg Air lr Lace Ggusius BOOB 49,, hilsb,ud
Eas-res Es oris fancy ornamental setusry. 30 Dnias
Room Ek'en'7n 1abe. Sver Tea Sta China DrneT 5stl
CHAMBERS "a 81 ard f'h s'ories-r)ssNood BeJlseas.
Bureaus std Washtrnd- Har Nl'trrssf A. Ao, kfchss
and sss, rent furniture, OF every description.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-06-09
INDUCEMENTS TO AGENTS.

Agents selling 80 tickets, or upward, will be
SUPPLIED at 80 cents per ticket, and will, in addi-
ton. receive premium of 10 per cent in gold;
agents who sell less than that number and over %
will be supplied at the rate, and, in addition.
receive premium in iewelry at the rate of S2,5O
for each % tickets sold. Thus, agent selling
% tictcts RENTS me 30 dolls, and is then entitled
to a fine gold pcn silver extension, gold ring, or
other article worth ESQ., agent selling 80 tickets
gets an article worth dolls; one selling g. tick
cts an article worth dolls, and so on. Premiums
nav remain until watch or other valuable can be
obtained.
If any persons who cannot act as agent hmSel
will secure the services of another, IN place
where no agency is already established, the person
procuring the agent, in IL tickets are sold in
one Enterprise, will be presented with any book
he NAV desire of the value of 81 ,2o; with one
worth 80 for procuring agent who will sell 20;
AMI one worth Five Dollars for procuring the sale
of So The agent will also receive his regular
prcmil.m and the person securing his services can
order his present in jewcry if he prefers it. list
of books will be sent if desired. The respective
number of tickets must all be sold in one Enter
PRISE and must be notified at the time returns are
made for the tickets
All orders must be addressed to l. ID Sine, Box
10. Cincinnati, o.
All responsible persons ordering tickets will be
supplied by ordering abOve-the money to be
sent when the tickets are sold. [apr2l-2l
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-06-09
L O @ A L / t E NJ s.
Editorial Convention.

The editors of Plymouth, suggest the
following Programme for the convention
which is to assemble at Wes.ervelt's Hall,
at o'clock P. NJ, the l4th inst.
1st. Appointment of President aud 9TH
er officers
Cd, Address by DR. Ellis. of Goshen.
(After the address the audience will be
permitted to retire. Transaction of bus
mess.
Sd. Resolutions and speeches.
4th. Adoption of measures for perma-
pent organization.
5:h, Adjournment. The members OF
the convention will then repair TO the Ed
wards House and partake of dinner pre-.
pared for them by Capt. o. BAILEY.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-06-09

EgWe see by the last NJ G Democrat.
that Messrs p 81 j Mcdonald will hereaf-
ter control the editorial AMI publishing de
partment of that paper-D Mcdonald re-
firing. The Democrat is good paper
and We hope to see it prosper.--La Porte
Times
The editorial department Of the Demo-
crat will remain as heretofore. My inter-
est in he welfare of the Office pecuniarily
and politically will be the same Tor It's sue
cess as it always has been. and although
shall receive nothing in dollars and cents,
l shall aid all can in making the Demp-
crat worthy the support of the Democracy
of this County and all who patronize it d