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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-30
FRANKS b. DEANE, Jr., L. son,
LYNCIlBURi, VIRGINIA..
MANUFACTURERS of
CHILLED RAILROAD CAR WHEELS.

CHILLED RAILROAD CAR WHEELS
iN'EY prepared To execute promptly orders to any
for their WHEELS made trcttSteiy q the best Viz
g,Hid coal Blast C5tdycoai Pig
Joi,S l.. McDASIl, ESD President Virginia Tennessee
Railroad Co.
kuw. H. Till, Es, Superintendent Virginia and Tennessee
Railroad Co
rno, DopAMGAp, Esq, Superintendent Virginia Central
Railroad Go.
Mr. PETERS, Master Maohin, Virginia and Tenncs-
Railroad CO.
hr. ARCHIBALD PoE, Master Mac,ins Virginia Central
Railroad Go.
jnsr,li L. ASngRsoS, Esd, Richmond Va.
Mr>,rs MogGI,s, TANSEg ~ Co.. do.
FR,N. MALLORY, Esi, President Norfolk and Petersburg
kauruaI Go.
WM ,"NE, Esq, Chief Engineer Norfolk Petersburg
Railroad Go.
ApAN DENNEAp, Esq, Baltimore, Md
;. WYATT " Co., Charleston, :. &.
WV. L. ANDERSON, ESP, Mobile, Ala.
MM.t swAN, Esq, Knoxville Tenn
GLSIHAL JACksoN MoRruA, Pensacola, Florilu
ihr business nj the lANGlloNE FOUNDRY will hercaE
Ter he conducted by the subscribers under the firm Of f. b.
DfN>I, JR. ~ f. Il. DEANE.JR
4 I.,-c3tIWts L, BROWNE DEANE
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{. w. PtHCE,!.L d Co.
RICH MOND Va


RICHMOND, VA.
M Offer ~rvccs rcsien and Contractors o, H.,
W 'i'fea 'n,s OF Internal ,ro. en,nt throughout Inc
>ilv if !e collection OF t,bs due by the state ma for ,s
conversion int" aAd sale of Virginia Stale Stock Il,yin,
every iA,ily for selling, We prepared make liberal nj
'Miccs on NpcN IN soi Our raHr,'s ail moya;, We
aus outer our services TO our feS in country Tor the mr.
rhast III ,rglna state Bi, and ever, description Of Slks
al i current market rate, without c,a,ae of rnu,nn
OrefN %, naii either for the purchase sale Of ANY sccuriiy
wiz n,e our lr"nt aenh'n, and viii be attended to ON ~
u-Vawtorly e. y pIfprEI "a r,
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retiring from the firm of Kinnier Sanders would most
respectfully return our thanks for the liberal lairyr
n'd ds and would beg continuance my
old s'a"i No. 10 Bridge street.
July J-dis II W S,NDrps
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SliNEk SPOONS, FORKS AND LADIES W. buy, IN
~ received Yer! hei'! stock of III, above Wh.ch We III
" ~" as 'no sdiA' Huai1. OF SILVER can he bulsht
we hmhe no ea..d ciar1c Engrn, Ing
july l3uis i WIis,I,Ns A. Sou
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httRE CIDER }lSEnAA.-., Gao. ~. ,,..,
Il ut Cider Vinegar, the pur,n.s~ IA Iu..n . l..
P'.'a U! Gaming On me subscriber, LUiD,
NINA S,rrrt.
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ItEEAr REDUCTION IN TIE PRICE OF SUMMER
VI rs. t;ns in order 10 MAKE for Fall purchases
Removal! Removals.!

HAVE taken Mrs. kinnicr's Store nearly opposite
Merchants Bank, ~ Main street, for lew weeks "hcrc
AN shall be- happy all Who wish for Boots. Shoes
- Hnts Irun&S DE
In expect 10 the old stand again. greatly
nproc ia and convenience, and where, as usual
shall offer II yer! prime assortment of Goods.
AZ - goods called old stock will be sold low
july l4-iis T. SEABUEl.
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DISSOLUTION.

FuNi copartntrsnp heretofore of
II knnrF Sandrs Is this by mutual consent
nave sofa oui 10 Alex kinnier entire interest ,ne
hrh OF ali Tile STOCK hand aud a the firm
he aoic Is authorized Ia collect Of the con-
terh III winding the business Those indebted 10 the late
f oil hinhier Sanders will pleare
rr accounts as 1t is important To wind up business
po>,De. AI.EA kINSlEH
LiN.hn.Ko, Isl July, 1850. L. W, sANDEks
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tsr-sSa FINE GREEN AND BLACK TEASING have lust
&fH received fresh supply of Green aud Teas
EEa Which are OF yer! superior qualify and will sod
Ca accommodating terms.
march i3dts LEE, ROOKIE & co.
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~ 4 have employed Mir. DrvAL ApAis, oo;ri our ac-
w counts july.
Ju! ISIS W " @... ,, e. 1D
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sIs o q 5; s! I il s
2 - rSssT > - aEs9asxs, NJ ksys llldia nsrs
- ns.sy sieeys s 81 ave s.Fd = r.ias 70 sec!
sna ezPe<sesee - shovn ~
.dssl-a = - usnis e sk eazas Our ain. IN the NJ
tara = - bssa n ~ pa wi y h secure ~ fasasn
eniy esed 9ps elvafs eFsffstte vsee Ne rntnaei
49, n II ~ hare tuse.pfsses nsesnlH passsisrd the
bssass Oar spes ~ ~ sFssg q ~ we hsssls no. 70
sisy Nuk 0ssufh nad eeps,ss vvtsy grade q osrmcniS
em Dre eus % oAsap bss sutassssai and emsas eef
BuRRoUeHA sHAfKk co.
Il nTh>p rvp<esyiaa earszas made By eav.
~s - 4 st n. y" ~ '"s'''.' D. d = 90
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| IRON AND STEEL WAkEMOUSE,
No. 1911, SYCAMORE STREET,
Petersburg. Va.

JULIAN DUNLOP have In store well assorted STOCK
of IRON AND STEEL which they oner IN o's !" eu
purchasers at the lowest prices
Enss, and Best Refined lron--all sLes
swe,ics and Hammered Iron;
Wide Plough Iron;
Nuil Rod and Horse shoe lron--best brands;
band, Hoop, oval, and iali-round Iron;
sheet Iron, liar aid Pig; lin and Lead;
last Blister German, Round, Machine and Spring Steel
pr,aull and personal attention paid to orders
jul, Z6-,3m
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Pure Brandies and Wines.
VERY superior article of Pure French Brandy Also,
"A Ifts's Pure Onta~bd Brandy made nom the ba
Grape grown In the State of 0ho Pure Juice Wine:
Addeird aud Sherry Vines These articles all pure and
for medical purposes. For sale by
agl-dts JOHN II. sEAY, Drucpi
JOHNSON, YOUNGER & OTEY,
10 PEARL STREET,
BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY RICHMOND,
HAVE ON HAND AND OFFER For sALE--
IL 1900 bags io, Laguyra and Java Coffee:
20 bags Mocha
taN sdes good and damaged sole Leather
BOO boxes Adamannc Candies
100 boxes Brown Soap;
10 boxes Fancy do
1910 kegs Old Dominion Nails;
100 barrels n. q. Molasscs
10 hogshcads Cuba Molasscs;
% do N o. Sugar;
ioS barrels extra @ sugar
lo0 do low grades Sugar
% do graduated Sugar
90 do ground Sugar;
% patent cut loaf sugar;
DO barrels crushed sugar;
30 kegs Soda;
100 boxes French window Glass;
100 kits No. Mackerel;
30 barrels No. Herrngz;
100 bushels Clover, Timothy and other Grass See,ls
Besides full assortment Of GR0C wei, as largo
and well selected stock 70 FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC Lilo
UORs We also agents for best brands of
MOUNTAIN RYE WHISKY, nil Of which we win sell low
march 81 dta "'
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lust received splendid set of Walnut PARLOR FURNI
- / L RE, finished IN Plush. Please call and see it,
may odds. JOHN j. PUkElS, Agent
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1I,or saicpy
ucc ie's FRANKLIN Il BRO
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rprRayEHsAk Il ssAfrsMSrT afSsarp,

EFFERVESCkNT SELTzER APERIENr
lIIIs valuable and popsln eeae prepared in conformity
Spring In Germany In portable form
has universally received the ost Favorable rvcommcnda,on
EFFICIENT AND AGREEABLE ooi
n tine Ap er mt
and being entitled 70 special preference many
ccs both nom Its compactncss great efficacy Il ma, W.
used with the best effect in all "
Appetite, lndiyestion, md az st.afiar Com.
SPRING 4 ANb ' SUM i1fiSiF: SEASONS s
and aa s"nis n Hot Cms. Persons Of sed Cs sss
rs;. vi. a "a vsSsss .ss: e . II
With those who have used IT, It has high favor deem
In% forpd STATE Of the Lsvei. render. great service i,
b snd R1e.matisa gives The best satisfaction =,
% ca a bs and In many cases effect
rs success Il ca.s ef Graret Indignation Heartourm and
Aeidty e he ao1ndca md e disfrtssiag sickness 10
usual dste j., speedily and marked
Hgo'is De greatest relief TO those afflicted ,rt. o, an,
Ject me i"scng gently ON the bowels ucutrzng all
irritating seeeions and thereby removing MI infanmaiory
fact 10 isinpasabfe Ia all cases ,caere oeags tn
II In the form OF Powder carefully put IN In bottles IL,
Keep IN any climate and merely requires poured upon
Taken In the morning. nieres with the ayocaons
oi The day aching gent, on the system, restoring the gey,
power, exciting health. and vigorous tome OF Tie snach
ana creating an elasticity Of mind and fow Of spirits which
give zesl 10 every enjoyment II also enables the invalid 10 en-
JOY many uxures with impuniy from which he must otheryis
De deparred and without which life is rksome and
Numerous testimonials from professional and other gentle
' 'ie mnes. standing hroughoa tho country and lis
guarantee lis efficacy and valuable character and
I" The favorable noiiee OF an intelligent public.
PREPARED, aud Sold, Wholcsoe and Reiai by
JOHN a. fAhRANT IL Co, DRUGGISTS,
No. us dreenwcl-st, cor. Of Warren, N. Y.
1l-1ly A
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Candy Fifteen Cents Ey MRo.esale,

ISo Si.-i4So Ioi -1-AiI4o Or ~ taSo.
april .odts THOMAS =. tltui.AiAN.
kIRiME " E>IitN ijA,pN SlDES and >noali,is, ciuu
l. Hams and al U".-, ~! Aiaa,na
I,i,s VA
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Satin Du CHEN Sacks.
lust received at BIZ REo CHS SHAFLR& CO.'S no, 04
- Main fresh supply Of those elegant SATIN DU
IillLN >AtkS -extra quality June lo,lts.
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Tin Foil and Metallic Cap Mandatory,

NO. 50 Cfosby outet, New York.
JOHN j. CItOOkE &c Co.
Arc manufacturing under their Patent
IL o l. l. 4 ID fAN OIL,
PLAIN PRINTED OR EhBOSSED
suitable for Wrapping
Fine Cut and Cdcendish Totaccos Cheese, Spices DC
Thin Beaten Foil, ull sizes, superior in J,lHiancy
and strenyM to the imported article.
M ETALLIC CAPS,
for sealing Boes Jars de- stamped with any name or de-
sign required. Also,
Music Plates. solder. Type & 81 tania. Metals
march 94-d6m
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HOlCE Jaya Coffee Ia bags and pockets New Potomac Her
~ rings, choice sugar Cured lun Ale Cider Gun
powder ca fine French brandy and old Rye and Bourbon
WHISKY, Tor sale by JONES 4 CO,
Kiehn and
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NEW MACKEREL AND POTOMAC uEpRINGs. IL
parres Refined Sugar, all grades h,is prime
sizes ana shoulders; 100 les. choice suacured
anu ~ cs. Suoa ana MuscoNad MOEsseS-for sale b.
juy l-ds JONES ~ ~ E.Lm,nJ 4.
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Ar.~tlns Of the Board III Dirccors ~ tho Va Tenn
"a Iausss3 Gunpany hid d 0nice u the COMPANY, IN
the ~ a Lyncblx On Wednesday, the sh Of March, lsa
The f,lipNiaF resolutions WEIR adopted, via:
eseesd That asi any aisv article shall moi De es''"
Cor ihs Depot. upn - CUpes er.und "a i}ns
Darg unls u Urcia pertascn ~ Wnting from Tie fres
dspt or sssnrf2 &npeFiutehdant
Ress.ssa, Tkis ,e Adams Expess Company be requested
no, .ielisa hs In the Depot upon the tomranys
gruai } In Isn.lhsg
copy Nssn the xcorJs
april 2-dts WILLIAM u. HCauEs, soerea's'
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- nlElS, hbSEhl Ac,-->tht> Drawers Collars dioycs
~ Iui-ef. Han tfcnhi S,rh, .,,cA I,s Ac ol the
,at,st spring ~l!r, Just received uy
marcn 20 Nm. /. PAGE
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FkNE subscribers taken mouse receiy occupied
Il ounser smith, where they intend CONDUCT Generd
6'ocery and to"htssioa Bunaess the Of SMITH
ADAMS and viii be pleased friends con
Germ aud The pubic generally. JNO. THO SMITH,
Jan o-dIs +. b. ADAMS.
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RING EXP ITION
eRoss & STRAUSS

will open to-day,
Rich French COLLARS and SETS at low prices
New styles of COLLARS, the first imported in the
Country.
Rich Embroidered MUSLIN SETS at astonishing low
prices.
Elegant MUSLIN COLLARS for 75c & 81 and upwards.
Honton, Maltese, Valenciennes COLLARS at exceed
ingly low prices.
French Wells and C0IFFURES, the best assortment
i'll the city, among which we have entire new styles
full Gimpure, Vaenciennes, Brussels,
and Thread LACES, black and white.
Cambria EDGING and BANDS, White Goods of all
kinds, the best assortment in the city.
IS cartons of new styles DRESS TRIMMINGS, BUT
TONS and TASSELS.
The best quality of BLACK VELVET BIBBONS at
half price, by the piece
English and German COTTON HOSIERY, at great
discount, by the dozen.
The best quality KID GLOVES, in beautiful Spring
colors
Silk and Lisle Thread GAUNTLETS and GLOVES.
New STYLES M0HAIR MIrTS
Rich PARASOLS, in all colors at wholesale prices and
other staple and fancy goods too numerous to
ton.
To MillinerS and Country Merchants offer our well
selected of goods at less than Boston prices
cash or approved credit Respectfully,
GROSS STRAUSS, l52 Main street.
ape DIFF opposite the Post Office
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SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
Worcester, Mass.
apls Once at Mechanics Hall.

SAMUEL FLAGG has taken Shop ON
~ Washington street. In Worcester IN the second story
of Thayer Houghton's Machine Shop, where he manu-
features Hand Lathes Hand Paners Centers for Hand
Paners Slide Rests Small Drills either for foot or no wer
and other Tools Of the like kind Orders promptly
cuted. From his long experience he feels confident In
assuring the public that he furnish good article.
with all the improvements, be found in the
try. deod2m mch25
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-04-12

CURIOUS LAW CASE IN ENGLAND.-The
English papers mention an odd case lately
tried in Newcastle. The defendant sold the
plaintiff chemical solution to be applied to
sheep after they were clipped and the plaintiff
applied it to a flock of seven hundred.
A heavy rain washed the solution into the
grass, and the sheep was poisoned by eating
it. The shepherds also suffered from its com
ing in contact with scratches in their hands.
The plaintiff obtained verdict of E, 400 Isl,
000l
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Books, Stationery, tt.

For any description of paper store orders will be
received anu executed at short notice. the most a-
vorable terms.
bR~0rders bv mail will meet with prompt attention.
Providence X. |. Feb. 1859. dawtf febl
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0Noreester @ailp Spp.
PLEASANTRIES.

REMARKABLE Historical FACTs-The
New York Picayune says that the battle of
Waterloo was not an American victory. and it
is matter Of doubt whether any Chinese took
part therein. Boarding houses were unknown
IN the Island of Juan Fernandez at the time
MIR. Selkirk resided there Mr.. Chanfrau was
not the original Nose, but Nose in Egitto. La
ger beer was unknown in the days of Ptoemy
The ORyan family are descended from the
constellation Orion. There are no existing
Sanscrit manuscripts of Puss in Boots The
melodies of Mother Goose are undoubtedly
the production of Upper. Postage was not
prepaid on the letters of Junius. The egg
broken by Columbus was hard boiled Sam
son is presumed to be the first gentleman that
ever travelled on his muscle. The Yankeeism
"Do Tell" was originally used by boy
named Albert, to his father, Swiss gentle
man, famous for his skill with the bow Salt
was originally manufactured in the upper sto-
ries Of buildings-hence sometimes called At
TIC. Garrote collars were first worn by Guy
Hawkes.
The late Elisha R. Potter, Member of Con-
gress from Rhode Island, ON being abused bv
some ill-mannered member of the House. rose
and said: Mr.. Speaker, when am at home |
associate with gentleman, but when come to
the Congress Of the United States l am oblig-
ed to associate with such as the people choose
to send here.-N. Y. EUening Post
The above is almost as good as a legal anec-
dote which is told of two distinguished men,
one Of whom was counsel, and the other wit
ness subjected to a severe cross-examination
Upon his leaving the stand the counsel felt
called upon to apologize somewhat for his Sc
verify, and to assure the witness of his entire
respect for him personally, and especially of
his perfect confidence in his veracity The wit
IUnn1 hovn boap hon, 30
cate his assurances, but hoped he would be ex-
cused therefrom aChile under oath. "-Taunton
Gazette.
Returning to London, Jerrold was recogniz-
ed in the railway carriage by gentleman who
wished-seeing the enthusiasm with which he
pointed to the beauties of the landscape-to
lngratiate himself by the assumption of an
equal enthusiasm. But the counterfeit was
plain and revolving.
81 take book" said the stranger, "retire
into some unfrequented field, lie down, gaze
on Gods heaven, then study. If there are
animals in the field, so much the better; the
COW approaches and looks down at me, and |
look up at her"
'With filial smile 2" asked the wit
Irish mother rrah, Johnny, where have
you bin so long Native son-''Why, me and
the rest of the boys have been licking an
lrishman "-Mother-" Wait, We spalpeen, till
yer father gets home-you'll be after catching
it" Son-"Oh, he be blowcd That's the
man we've licked"
1t is reported that hot pie on window sill
in Gloucester, Mass, has been seized by the
police for smoking in the streets. We believe
it to be false and malicious insinuation.
"Adam," said sagacious man, showed
much wisdom in giving names to the animals
when they were brought to him; but as for
the hog, any one would have known what it
was, if he had not named it 500
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-04-12

WoMAN's LovE.-An Illinois journal states
that, some five years ago, carpenter moved
from Bucyrus to Missouri, where he sold a
pair of horses to stock buyer receiving all
his pay in bills on Kentucky bank. When
he attempted to pass them they were found to
be counterfeit, and the carpenter was arrested
The householder swore he paid him in Indiana
bills and the unfortunate man was sentenced
to the Penitentiary. His wife failing to obtain
a pardon, followed the householder for two
years and half seeking evidence that he,
not her husband, was the counterfeiter and
at length her efforts were rewarded. AT New
ton, N. c., he was taken sick the wife told
her story to the physician who dosed his
patient heavily, and then told him he was
about to die. The sick man was frightened,
sent for minister and confessed that he was
connected with a gang of counterfeiters, and
had paid the bad bills to the carpenter. Fur
nished with proofs of his confession, the wife
returned to Missouri, secured the release of
her husband and the couple are now residing
in Knoxville, Illinois.
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

ADVERTISEMENTS published either in the DAI.r or
EEKLr SPY, for slO0 square for three insertions:
and 20 cents for each subsequent insertion Ten lines
less) constitute square. Advertisements ordered
inside or in any prominent place. also those largely
displayed will be charged extra rates. Contracts by
year may be made on liberal terms
- All transient Advertisements must be paid IN
adrance Yearly regular advertisers will be required
to make quarterly payments
II No grGtHifous Advertisements No report, reso-
Iutons or proceedings of corporation society
association and communication designed atten-
ton to any matter of limited or individual interest can
be Inserted unless paid for as an Advertisement.
II The Publishers will not hold themselves respou-
sDe for any errors that may occur beyond the amount
charged for the Advertisement.
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RARNARDs SUMNER, & co.
+ ,ARGE SALES, SMALL PROFITS
A. NJ f $ L G e X,
III Main-st, will sell his

New Spring Goods,
consisting of French Embrideres real English Thread,
Brussels and Glmpure Laces Silk and Cotton Fringe,
Silk Trimmings Black Velvet Ribbons, Cambria and Mus
lin Bands, Cambria and Muslin Edging and Insertngs,
Embroidered Hemstitched and Colored Bordered Hand
kerchiefs Bgck Lace Ves Tissues and Berages Infants
Waists Washbund Laces, Silk Nets, Cord and Tassels,
Belt Ribbons, White Cambricks, Brantes Irish Linens
Nansooks Shirt Fronts, Ladies' and Children's Hose,
Mems and Boys Socks Ladies and Chdrens Gloves,
Worsted and Silk Bindings Fancy and Silk Buttons,
Zephyr Worsteds, and large variety of styles of
Fancy Goods per lower than any other establish
ment in this CITY, To prove the above statement all
tices will be marked with plain figures, and every body
is requested and satisfy themselves by examn
ing the stock at A. MESSENGERS,
liz Man-st., opposite Waldo Block.
To wholesale buyers usually make allowance of5
per cent. for cash. diff apps
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-04-12
G1 SIZES ONLY FIFTY CENTS
Towards Premium Hair Dive,

Warranted be superior to all Others For sale in Wor
by all Druggists also by the sole Proprietor, j.
Howard, at wholesale and retail, No. Pper's Block,
Main street. Worcester Mass, to whom all orders must
be addressed.
their use informed that this DYE can be had, put
up In large small quantity cheaper than any other IN
this market. All orders by mail or otherwise, accom-
panied by the cash will be promptly attended to- Extra
mchln dim
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-04-12

AN INGENIOUS PRAYER. The following
very singular prayer, says an exchange, was
made by John Ward, OF Hackney, England.
The document was found in Wards own hand
writing:
"Oh, Lord, thou knowest that have nine
estates in the city of London, and likewise
that have purchased an estate in fee-simple in
the county of Essex; Ibeseech thee to preserve
the counties of Essex and Middesex from fire
and earthquakes; and as l have a mortgage in
Hertfordshire, | beg of thee to have an eye
of compassion on that county, and for the rest
of the counties, thou mayest deal with them
as thou art pleased. Oh, Lord, enable the
banks to answer all their bill, and make my
debts on good men. Give prosperous voyage
and return to the Mermaid sloop, because L
have insured it; and as thou hast said the
days of the wicked are but short, | trust in
thee thou wilt not forget thy promise, as |
have purchased an estate in reversion, which
will be mine upon the death Of the profigate
young man, Sir l. L. Keep my friends from
sinking, and preserve me from thieves and
house-breakers, and make all my servants so
honest and faithful that they may attend to
my interests, and never cheat me out of my
property night or day"
Human nature seems not to have changed
much since his day.
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4 NOTICE no SALOON KEEPERS

IA The undersigned, being DESTROYS Of going West the
coming Spring. offers great Inducements 10 any one wish
Ing to engage In the Saloon business shall offer my en-
tire stock and fixtures cost have good run of Gus
tom II being IN a central part of the city, near the Court
House. where boarders can be accommodated, of which
have several AT the present time good tenement Is
connected with the saloon. Apply by letter person. to
q. X. D0RMAN, 9lA Main street
opposite the Central Church, Worcester Mass
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-04-12
GEORGE @. HILDRETH,

Furnis hing U n d a k T.,
has removed his Coffin Ware House, on Waldo street.
the next building south of his old location, first
door north Of the Waldo House,
where he will keep constantly hand Collins, Caskets,
Robes and all other articles pertaining to the business
All orders relative to the attendance of funerals prompt
ly attended to. deeod3m mch9