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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-08-30
Choice Cotton Lands.

Agent OF the late FRANCS SR0ET Of MissiS,
spp will sell, auction CLARESDnE all the Lands
r Monroe county Arkansas the frst MONDAY eng the
7th day) Of and the second MONDAY OF
November eing the M will JAcEsGSEoRT, sell all the
Jackson county and the third MONDAY in Eovem-
Der beine the 2s will SELL at POcAHONTAs, all the Lands IN
Randolph county, Arkansas In all bid will be
served FOR the estate.
TBRMone fourth cash its equivalent residue one,
three years. bearing interest from sale with lien TO
tbs payment.
Unt the first Of November of these Lalls offered al
grGcIfe sGe offers invited On application
Louisville Ky, plAs terms, &c viii be furnished. These
among the eaee selected and Lands CT ATkaIsasaboYe
overflow titles perfect, and all fne navigation.
iuy7td GEO. HANCOCK.
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TO BE BFANN
EACH SATURDAY IN SEPTEMBER.
APPROXIMATION PRIZES,
WHOLE r1cxBrs sloi HALVES g. QUARTERS sGX

WHOLE TICKETS sloi HALVES s. QUARTERS seH
Remember that every Prize In the above
scheme is draw N and payable in fuii with-
0uI deductiOns >tr
CERTIFICATES OF PACKAGES will be sold
at the following rates, which is the risk:
81 PscEsge. Of 10 Whole Tickets, $50
10 Half - 40
10 Quarter " 20
-. 10 Eighth 10
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Church street, just below the POst Otilee
MI. \. COmBS--Pr0prietO
THREE YEARS OLD WHISKlES.

KnERsnNs wishing Hack, Omnibus, Csf % ~
Fho any OF vehicle, will tnd an excellent
= he drst rate and always AZ e "
- St-,s F ''f NJ. S. COMBS.
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-, T. handsome rooms 10 rent in the second and third
Of the UaiOn aud American Block, corner Of chefFI
,rr streets Apply 70 J. o. Grlnths at the Union
r sfsos,o tnh4l W. COOkAA
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Tyrec Springs.

Ls0 Agents OF the Oriental Powder Company Of Boston,
"a Mass The quality Of this Powder is warranted, and
ders will be Rrompty lled most reasonable terms
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Negroes for Sale.

Negroes for Sale.
a. p 6rinsea9, Ad-, de-, EstEer Ra0onHer ais.
DY DECREE Of the County Court Of Davidson County
ID dered at the last July term. will oEer at the
Court House In Nashville SATURDAY the 0h day Of Sep
teuher pe1t negro named HARRIET, aged about .
years and her two children infar few months old aud
the other child named AMANDA, aged about years
TRIMS A credit OF months viii be given, and notes well
endorsed payable Bank, required Said negroes belong 70
the estate Of Jacob Wsonner deceased and sold 10 the
debts Of the estate.
suglU-td Fee 80 90 FIR CHBArHAM, Clerk.
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LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA.
ALIEN AND l. IL d TOO 4 g,
COMMISSION mERCHANTS,

For the sale OF Tobacco and Produce
Generally
TUJUFY ye prompt attention tc sale Tobacco, Wheat
Flour Bacon, make lihsl cash advances the
same when require Remsnces made i sight drafts New
York.
REFERENC
John Neem ESQ., Fres Exchsnse Bank, LynchburgEa.
VIM NJ BIackford, Esq, Cashier do do do do
LanghCrn & sons, Tobacco Manufacturers, do do
Thos Ferguson, Esq do do do do
DIR james Saunders, do do do do
mha tar vi
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70 ms 10 REM

Z have in store Bourbon and Rye Whfsky'
nSebt BY old Whisky two years ago pure ana nes
IEIENEIl a. SMITH,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-08-30

BALTlMORE AND OHIO
fRA@E@ $50 MI
RAILROAD.
Great National Route.
UNBRMINATES AT WASHINGTON AND
Baltimore the East and Wheeling, BenWOod and Park
Ir West places unites Railroads,
Steamers, &c for and from all points in the
West, SOuth.weSt and NOrth-WeSt.
Fare New ONE DOLLAR less than any
other
Two Trains Wheeling dsy, $50 P. NJ, and 1890
An.
DirrCt connections made BY these trains
For all the Eastern Cities.
This The only route 10 Washington City.
Passengers by this Route visit Baltimore, Phade pla.
New York and Eosto THE cost Of ticket 10 Boston alone by
other lines
Through Tickets the Eastern cities procured
Washington City Al an aidtiChal charge of s. 20.
Quick time and CONNECTIONS.
inquire the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
any Of the principal Railroad ofices in the West.
?. FULLER. Ger1 Western Agent.
4. n. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
". P SMITH, Master transportation. lap4
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9asBbiIIr dniun an0 9mtritsn.


TEN LINES OR LESS CONSTITUTE SQUARE
IN THE pAILY.
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Chancery Sale Of
TWENTY.TKIREE LIKELY NEGRO
N u Z )
DISSOLUTION,

TT0HE eoarnerhP heretofore existing between the under
signed this day dissolved by mutual consent, AEs
BROW Sr having purchased Of J. W. BRoN his
the business viii he continued the uner the firm
style Of RAlNs Brown Co, T. b RAINS,
J. W. BROWN.
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COMM ERCIAL TEL,
(FormeTlV VerdHddk)
CORNER OF CHERRY AND CEDAR SITS


FVNHB undersigned take pleasure in announcing "A
to the public generally, that this House has sffA
been thoroughly repaired, renovated, and newly Iss!!H
furnished The Table will be furnished with the Issks
best the market affords. sA1I1SE8S3
The General Stage and Omnibus Offices kept
all those gho with cll, Will
those wishing leave the Cars OF
Stages, viii be notified Of their depaEtn
aS-d&wsm sANL y. HAREk 90
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John H Devereoux, Esq, Engineer, Tenn & AlaRR
Major II Thsmpsonr do do do
Nash II Burt, Esq, Attorney at Law, Columbia, Tenn.
George W Campbell, Esq, Farmer Maury COUNTY
Nessrs. Lee & Bryan, Druggists, Columbia, Tenn
Rev Smith. Rector Female AthenRum, Columbia Tenn
: z Idreth, d. Editor 81 the FRANKLIN Reriew, Tenn
How John MarsaalL AitorneN az Law. Frankln. Tenn
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-04-16
Difficulties with Nicaragua.

New York, April -(Herald's Washing
ton correspondence There is a new and
very interesting phase in our relations with
Nicaragua. AS has already been made known,
Mr.. Runnes, the new Consul to San Juan,
took important dispatches to Minister Lamar
and the officers in command of our home
squadron. These Instructions have been re-
iterated and strengthened by dispatches sent
still more recently.
Our minister is to demand the immediate
restoration of the steamers to the Transit
Company, and ample indemnity for damage
done by the destruction of the bridges and
other property on the route and any other
damage that may have been sustained in con-
sequence of the illegal seizure and other high
handed proceedings ordered by Martinez. If
these demands are not acceeded to at once, the
whole available naval force in the Gulf and
elsewhere that can be concentrated at San
Juan in a short time will be placed at his dis
posa, and directed to act under his orders,
even if that course should require San Juan
again to be bombarded, and all the towns in
reach of the squadron's guns should share the
same fate.
The dispatches assure Martinez in very UNI
equivocal terms that this government will
protect the rights of the American Transit
Company.
The government has definitely resolved
that the Transit route shall be opened, and has
issued a circular to the several companies to
ascertain upon what terms the California mails
can be carried by this route from the Both of
September, 1859, to the 30th of June, 1860
The company must have privilege of transit
from Nicaragua, when our government will
protect the company as far as our guns will
do, and if things should come to a collision,
there is hardly any question but that the naval
commanders would take the responsibility of
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-04-16

to wait for the disgusting exhibition of his
own dishonor to slay the brutal adulterer
They had proved that Key was frequently
seen waving his handkerchief as signal
before the house of Sickles for her to accom-
pany him to the house of prostitution that
Mr.. Sickles had been informed of the OBJ
ject of the signal, and that Key was lowering
round the house of Mr.. Sickles when the out
ragged husband met and slew him. He sup
posed that, having proved the matter of the
signal, they could show the purpose for which
the house in 10Th street was kept and he
held that in point of law and of reason, the
deceased was killed in the act.
They offered this evidence, too, on the point
of insanity. Mr.. Sickles saw Key use his
handkerchief, and knew what was the meaning
of such use that it was for the adulterous use
before stated.
Judge-As understand the proposition, it
brings up the question of proof of adulterous
intercourse.
Mr.. Brady-For any purpose
Judge-Yes, for any purpose That opens
the whole question.
Mr.. Carlisle said it had been laid down in
all the text books and adjudicated in all cases
of which there are records, that to reduce the
offence from murder to mansaughter, because
of an act of adultery, must be an actual and
not an imaginary or fugitive one that it must
killing under the provocation must be immedi-
ate, and that subsequent killing is one on the
principle of revenge, and is murder. He re-
ferred to cases in support of his position
The counsel for the defence say that they
propose to show habitual adultery; that the
proof had thickened upon him till he was
forced to believe it. Grant all this for the pur-
pose of the argument; and that the parties
were guilty Does that make the case laid
down in the text books of an adulterer found
by the husband in the very act Why, no,
sir And yet the doctrine here is, not that the
knowledge of adultery reduced the crime Of
murder to manslaughter,-for that is scouted,-
but that it justified the murder. According to
this doctrine, the husband was in a condition,
for the whole year during which this inter
course had continued to kill not only the adul-
tress, but her paramour. This doctrine was
entirely new to him. If woman leaves her
husbands house and goes to live with her par
amour in open adultery, might the injured
husband, at any time he thought proper, go
and slay the aduterer. 1t would be new law
to him, that he might under such circum-
stances, Stay his wife or her paramour. lie
would not now comment on this remarkable
doctrine as it deserved.
He continued the argument at great length
and with much particularly frequently turning
aside to meet objections raised by the defence.
Mr.. Phillips replied. The evidence they
proposed to offer was on equal points,, JUS
tification g provocation 3, insanity 4, the
explaining words uttered by the defendant at
the time of the homicide, and proved by the
prosecution. On those points the counsel was
charging when our report closes.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-04-16
The Alleged Cuban Expedition.

NEW YORK, April 15.-The Herald, refer
ring to the latest Cuban expedition from this
city, gives the following statement from re-
liable source:
Don Jose Elias Hernandez, an ex-member of
the Cuban Junta, left here three weeks ago,
with small number of Cuban exiles, in an
American schooner, with the avowed purpose
of landing on the Eastern coast of the island,
and there raising the standard of revolt.
None Of the other members of the Junta nor
any American connected with their operations
have any participation in the plans of Herman
DEE. 1t is not believed either that he is con-
nected with any extensive organization in
Cuba, or with any American organization OF
character or numbers. The Cubans here look
upon the expedition as highly Quixotic and
certain to meet with a disastrous failure.
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NTarkets-Nrw YORK, AprIl IS,


COTTON dull and heavy; sales 1902 bales; mlddling
uplands IL a. l21c.
FLOUR AND GRAIN. Flour-receipts 1904 barrels
sales 1880 bbs; State and Western shade better with
good demand unsound 1918 % $50; Super State s55 40
$50; extra state s645 round hoop Ohio $3.50 ~ $50
common to good extra Western Sc 20 $50; Southern
buoyant; sales $500 bbls mixed to good, $3.50 fancy
and extra, $3.50 $685. Canada super, nominate extra,
$3.50 @1.4O
Wheat % &c better and active; sales 5000 bush
els; Chicago spring 81 Red Winter sli5, and small lots
eli6; White Kentucky Sl1O % lS0; Red Gencsee, 81 35
mixed Western, slR Corn irmer; sales 220OO bushels
mixed Western nominal, ut S5c; mixed Southern, Soc
yellow jersey and Southern ~ az SSc common white
Southern ~ a SEC Oats quiet; southern and Jersey II
"a So; Nochern and Western SO % 80.
PROYISIONS-Beetu unchanged; sales 400 bbls; colln-
try $3.50 "a ss75; prime, $3.50 10 Il repacked Chi
cago $3.50 90 III; prime at $l7 "a a. Pork lower;
sales 22OO bbs @ 1850 for new; s72 for old
old prime Slk,60 Bacon quiet. Cut meats heavy. Hams
90 o. shoulders " % g. Dressed hogs dun az "a II
Lard less active but steady. Butterdu Ohio " 20 nc
State 10 20 2ic. Whisky unchanged. Rice quiet; sales
small at - &c Sugars Arm; sales $50 hhds New Or,
leans 49, Mpsc9yado v q Ic Havana sales 10y 10y
mats Riq % ia; java, ~ g ~ Moesses steady
sales wv hhds aud 500 bbs Mnscovado ~ 2Sc IN hhds
and 2ic In bbls.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-04-16
Trouh1as in Utah.

LEAvENwoRTH, X. T., April 15.-The Utah
mail of the 10th ult., has arrived. The Nor
mons at Provo were indignant because the
the troops were stationed there during the ses-
sion Of the Court, and there were rumors of a
threatened collision, but no actual demonstra-
ton. Governor Cumming had been sent for.
Salt Lake City was infested with an organized
banditti some had been arrested.
The Indians continued to interfere with the
California mails, shooting at the carriers, and
stealing stock.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-04-16
Ernm Nav York

New YORK, April 15.-Later dates from
Jamaica say the missing boat of the steamer
Jasseur had been picked up and brought to
Kingston. The men had been nineteen days
in the boat, and were in deplorable state.
One had died of starvation, and the purser and
doctor had gone mad.
Frederick Leonard, horse dealer from
Boston, was robbed Thursday night of 81, 400
at NiXon's circus in Brooklyn.
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meoitlnes, dc.
CURE FOR CONSUMPTION N

7
- ChURCHlLLS DISCOVERY WjRchester's Gen
a,ne Preparation Of DR.. J. f. ChurehlIs Compound Of
enc Remedy ror coasa@pfion The great ' chemice
aeSeal Discovery of the celebrated DR. J. F. Churchill
o ans INST made known by him to the French Acade-
my Of Medicine about two years ago marks a new and
| important Era in the annals of Medical Science
Now for the first in the history OF the world has
REMEDY been found that strikes at the FoI
FIcTENT CHEMICAL ELEMENTS OF rms BLOOD the
principle WHICH CONSTITUTES NERVOUS OR VITAL FORCE
CURES, but also PREVENTS the developement of his
sS-CAUHoN TO THE PUBLIC.%Varioas prenar.
tons already in the market purporting be based on
caution both the profession and the public.
Let be deceived but ask for and use only the
States No. ~ John street. and bearing fac sigma
ture of j. WINCHESTER, by whom alone Dr. Churchlls
prescription is put up IN RELIABLE AND CHEMICALLY
In all nervous or scrofulous Complaints Debility Loss
OF VITAL POWER, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, and Female
81 is spyereIgn and nysnable remedy
Medical Monthly for May lS5s-''Whatever may be
our conclusions with reference to the claims of DR.
Churchill for the HypOphoshites sovereign remedies
in Tuberculosis consumption NO
AS TO THE VALUE OF THESE REMEDIAL AGENTS. "
tober, ls5S''Ths Medicine is scientifically prepared and
reliable We have used in practice in phthsis
factory results. In sixty-eight cases in which
this remedy given, thirtyseven ncipent
and twenty three in the second and advanced stages
e22nsumptloni and the remainder were beyond hope
With the exception of the latter which much
benefited all but three, which are still doubtful,
Price 81 three bottles for 49, Single bottles only in
concentrated solution by mall prepaid when spec
ialv ordered All orders three bottles will
their orders direct to the undersigned they may
dtere Ili. and spurious preparation sent them.
MS Compound of the Hypophosphites of Lime, Soda and
Potash sold at wholesale at the sole General Depot
John street. but will be kept by all respectable druggists
throughout the United States Circulars and all
Sary information given to all parties enclosing stamp.
requested to add BOX 275l in addition regular
j. WINCHESTER,
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From Paraguay.

New York, April 15.,-Advices from Rosa
rio of Feb. 10 ssys letters have been received
there announcing the signing of the Paraguay
treaty on the 9th of the same month
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-04-16

Providence EIections

PROVIDENCE, April 15.-The second trial to
elect in this city members of the General As
semby, has resulted in the choice of the en-
tire American Republican ticket by majorities
ranging from l to 1906
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-04-16
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS.
Worcester, S.. Court of IRsoiueRcy-ln the Case OF
THE SrURBRIDGE COTTON MILLS, InsoIvent

Debtors.
the foregoing Petition ii ordered that the petitioner
give notice to all persons interested in the estate the
said SuGrdge Cotton Mills, insovent debtors by pub
fishing copy of the said petition and of this order there
twice inside in the newspaper called the Worcester
Daily Spy, printed at Worcester the last publication
be three days at least before the time for the hearing
thereon hereinafter mentioned that they may appear at
the Court of Insolvency. to be held Worcester within
and for said County of Worcester the fourth day of
May next at ten O'Clock in the forenoon then and there
to show cause any they have, why the prayer of said
petition should not be granted.
vi, Witness, CHARLES NATION, Esquire, acting at
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and fty-nine.
CHAS. L. STEVENS, Assistant Register.
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u. WINCHESTER,
American and Foreign Agency Office
Oh dn.u-ia4 IL. - ~
IMMENSE SUCCESS OF THE
II

RUPTuREs CURED EFFEoTuALLY WITHOUT A Truss.
DIR. JAS. FITCH continues to send anywhere, by Ex-
press, on receipt of 81 Sir Ashley Coopers celebrated
Remedy protected by letters PATENT for the RADICAL
OF Ruptures without truss cutting, bandage what
soeyer This novel and unique Remedy certified
Physicians and Clergymen. Agents wanted. Address
DIR. JAS. FITCH, Worcester, Mass d6t* apl2
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rye, EAR, MEDICAL, AND SURGT
~ CAL INFIRMARY. in
H1agg'S Block, Main Street,
Opposite the Bay State Hotel.
RICHARD SEEDS, M. d.,

NANDAAAD SEHDS1 W. h.,
graduate of the University of Edinburgh Scotland,
respectfully tenders his professional services to the nhab
ants OF Worcester and surrounding country in the prac-
tce of the various departments of his profession.
Having spent many years in the hospitals of London,
Paris, Edinburgh and Dublin, paying special attention
diseases of the Throat Heart Lungs Eye and Ear and
having had several years experience private practice
IN the treatment Of the above diseases he therefore
the utmost confidence in relieving those which are
within the reach of medical treatment.
Many of the diseases of the Throat and Lungs Seeds
treats by the process of Medicatcd Inhalation
Joned OF course, with constitutional treatment This
new method of treating lung diseases present attract
sanction and appreciation of that eminent profound and
erudite pahologist NJ. Louis of Paris and many other
conspicuous names.
.oPTHALMIC AND AURAL SURGERY, in all its va
rous branches comprising operations for Cataract art
fetal pupil, &c. NC, &c.
Cross-eyes mado straight in few minutes.
Artificial Eyes inserted without pain, to appear
perfectly natural.
Operations for ruptured membrane of the tympanum or
drum of the ear in certain forms of deaness opening
same in certain of disease of the Eustachan tubes
Some diseases OF the Eve and Ear treated
scientific world The remedies made are painless
which certainly great desderatum as the usual man
ner OF treating these diseases extremely painful and
cure cases in short time which had resisted months of
treatment by the usual process. ETH =
GENERAL SURGERY, in all its various branches in
cludg plastic operations for the removal of defoites
produced by the ccarces of burns, reconstruction of
mutilated nose, eyelids lips, &C.
Those persons who unable to pay medical fee and
will bring letter to that effect to Dr. Seeds signed by
respectable citizen, will be treated gratuitOusly.
Ouice hours from O'Clock, M until IL m and from
2oclock until o'clock, D. m
Office in Flagg's Block, Main street.
Worcester, April 8, 1859,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-04-16

~ AT NO, 8 PLEASANT STREET.
The Subscribers having formed acopanership for the
purpose of carrying the Provision business under the
Arm of A. PEASLEE IL CO., would respectfully inform
their friends and the public generally who may favor
them with their patronage that 1t will be their endeavor
to keep constantly hand meats of all kinds and of the
best quality besides vegetables of every description
usually found in first class provision store From the
long experience that the senior partner has had in the
business they hatter themselves that they will be able
to suit all who may purchase at their establishment.
A. PEASLEE,
ap6 d4w T. W. DAVIS.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-04-16

nYSPEPSIA-Wh is it q? How Cured?
- Dyspepsia is our National Disease-week stomach,
feeble Digestion distress after eating costve habit bill
ous condition How many suffer with it and its attend
ant symptoms of low Spirits bad taste, coated tongue
0bstuped head and attacks of headache Yet how few
know how to cure it! Generally because the bowels
constpaed resort is had to catharcs or laxatves
But such condition was never cured by cathartics
whose only office to weaken the digestion and impair
the integrity of the entire aSsmilative system
But Humphreys HOMEOPATHIC DYsPErTIC PILLs-a
simple medicated pl-have hundreds of the
worst and obstinate cases. This is done simply Inv
improving the tone and restoring the integrity Of the
digestive organs, from which result good appetite regu-
lar habits, clear head and buoyant spirits. Such
medicine and only requires known be ap-
preeiated Price 25c per box, with directions boxes ST.
n. B.-A full set of HUMPHREYS HoMEoP ATHIC SPE-
ciFIcs; with Book of Directions, twenty different
Remedies in large walls case S5 do i'm nlan
case, 81; Family case of Is boxes and book, 81.
These remedies by the single box case are by
mail or express free of CHARGE to address, recent
the price. Address DAVID SCOTT, Druggist, Wor-
ceser, Mass No. 25l Main street, the proprietor F.
HUMPHREY d CO., 562 Broadway New York.
and
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-04-16

/ ,ARGE STANDARD PEARS, SC.
a 500 BARTLETT, 8 years grated and 5000 q
at 81, 80 and one dollar. GR-DWAkF TEARS, six
years grated in bearing sate 81 and less learng
10 cts. AppLEs-Baldwln Porter and all leading varIe
ties wears grated go per los years splendid or
pronpt hearing s28 SPLENDID CnERfiEe, "a TO buwth
heads s3l pcr OO piums 50 cts lao varieties OF Hardy
native Grapes and all small fruits. Priced Catalogues
ecnt 10 appiicants. Wan. Il. PRINCE 4 CO.,
q apN d3t* Flushing, n Y.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-04-16

CHICKEN FEED 100 Bushels RarIer
~ at low price. for sale by
apl4 DIV I Mechanic q,
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OATS-1000 Bushels Prime Oats In store.
~ For sale by THOS. SUTTON
apl4 DIV Mechanic st