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miscellaneous Advertisements.
TRIPS RESUMED.

IT, h. ON aud after Tuesday, March lst, The
- - STEAMBOAT PILOT BOY
will commence running between Philadelphia and
Long Point Will leave Long Point every Monday,
wednesday and Friday, al O'Clock. A. NJ Return
ING leave the first Wharf below Arch ST Philade-
pha. Tuesdays, Thursdays, ard Saturdays at oclk,
a ,-ionchlne al New Castle Delaware City, Port
Penn and Deakyne + Landing, going and returning
0T STAGES from Dover LeipSic and SMYRNA
connect with the Boat al Long Point
FARE from Dover Ic Philadelphia, 81 %
Smyrna 90
Leipslc " / 20
Long PGmt " 75
FARE hom Deakynes Landing to Phla., IS
Port Penn, Delaware City and
New Cuslle, so
mlr3 NM. ). BALL Capt.
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PAINTS F.! PAINTSI

lliF. Snbs"rI"er, LaVing connected with Ilo n
aud Prescription business PAINTS. OILS VARHTTIsuub
ES' hkI SHES, GLASS, DYE S'Fl FFS, &C. is ,'nn o'
prepared 10 furnish all IN that line who mos - c 'w
mm with call lie would also Take this opIo,"rir'
OF returning 10 the public his sincere thanks G
liberal patronage they have shown him. anI ~ I' "e
by strict attention and industry to m.rit co% ,i'
ance OF The same. JAS. p. HOFFE CKFR '''''u'
Commerce ST., door below Eliason's Corre,
may 20-'58 S,.,Da
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p ri . SPraATEC XVA.a~
From NaVaSsa Is and

IUII 4NdNdSSU IS UEU.
CARIBBEAN SEA
Analysis by DR. Charles B'ckelI, b .rn,..,,
Bone Phosphate Of Lme. -
lcontainng of PhosnhurIc AcId. :}> S:N
FIuorlde OF Calcium, "a
Carbonate OF Ltmr, 53.,
Peroxide Of Iron aud AlumIna, 3Ct.
Water, &c, ~
loo e.
The extraordinary hIgh par cen.age O.
rnoSPhnte OF Lime above stalled, ~ecommrnds
'h'S arucIe at once as superior Pho>pHa
manure"
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FarmS for Sale.

FOX SALE-Thlt well known and very desirable
arm intmtrly owned by Richard Blarkislon deceas-
e"' az "i'ch'S'oh = Roads. Kent county, Del supe-
Nor Sulidnas. Arple Orchard and other Fruit trees
good "lier and very healthy; containing 261 Acres
"l superior Land 60 or OF excellent Timber
VI" hrhh'Ilui Farm tn'wn as the Griffin Farm,
"'etiy r"rovrG; bnIidIugs good. young Orchard
P'ah'tdi water very good WITHIN half mile of The
"'r AMI t. one "i the hrndsoneSt farms IN the Srare
''fs'l'> III " >rr the property hy Calling on MARTIN
WI = III Sm rn' ar Ihn>e living ON the Farms
'"' inrii'"f PARTICULARS. inqtnre Of
JOHN HUEY,
r'' q \" GS King Il Wilmington.
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POSTS and RAL[N.

The subscriber has ON hard large quantity of ex.
celent CHESTNUT POSTS AND RAILS which
he will dispose of us follows: Posts $40 per hundred
Rails, So per hundred. Apply 10
JONATHAN STEVENSON
kesSence in AppOquinimink hd, near SMYRNA.
Febl1 In '
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American Fertilizer,
Or Super PhO.Dhatc of I.inc

'ON'l'OA lO' i)lIuLC vi lLlIIlC,
From the New Jersey Manufacturing Co.
Analysis by Gustavus LIebg, Practical and
Analytical Chemist:
Ph"sphute of lime, 20
Sulphate of lime, 10
Organic Matter yielding Ammonia, As
AmmOnIac Sails,
lnsolu1lr underlined Matter, 5
Soluble Salts, Chor. a. Sulph of Sodl. 10
Water and Loss, 2
100
This manure is composed o dead ANIMALS,
blood Ola J, and raw bones" Every one -four
customers having found our MauSrc what We
represent II To be-" ada pied TO every soil aud
crop, we recommend 1t with the fullest conf
dence-3O0 TO 400 lbs. per mere have frequent.
ly increased the yield fifty per cent
Also, Colombian, Soft Colombian und Ammo
mated Colombian Guanos."
All of the ubovc Fertilizers in bu IS and bar
rels.
From $40 to $l5 per 9, 2,OOa and 2a4O p,unds.
according to quantity and kind purchased.
For sale by
RICHARDS g. MILLER,
No. 2lO South Front 81 below Walnut,
Sole Agents in Philadelphia.
marl7.2m
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Livery Stable.

The Undersigned having engaged in the Iiverv A,,-.
ness IN the Town OF Smyrna would respec,G,L '"'' ;
form the pubic that he Is now prepared tn tnr33 u
any lime and al low rates HORSES and Carrars~. at
wagons &c lie is also prepared 10 DO IIATIi%C''
long shOr dislances ii-N'I-
lie hopes, by his prOmpness and attention r. rDo.
and receive aliberal share of the public t,,r,,,
marchlO I'm JOHN. Ii. GEORGE
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PH vi n G,
Concentrated Animal Manure

Concentrated Animal Manure
Fifty per cent. cheaper than any nnuwn Fer;l-
LIVER.
Farmers can buy tins valuable manure with
The fullest Confidence Of being repaid me who.r
cost by the Increased promotion of the frs
crop, besides rapidly EnrchIug Their Lard.
KEAD the Ana yslS OF Prot. l.. S;rveus:
81 hereby certify that | have analyz"d lo
OF PLUME, tor French, Richards q Co car
nrr OF York Road and CaiIuwhul - reels, Pn,la.
HtIpniI, and hnd Its Compliments to uc as 10
lows:
Analysts !t' Phuine.
Ah'maLmhlter, co"taIniH- . per c,ul,lrI Il
o'""d III
Phosphate OF Lime a
SuIphal uf Ammonia a..
Muraie, Phosphate ana Carbonat. \ +.
mUnla ~.
Nitrate and Suphate OF Sado y,t.
Sul phate of Putassa M
Muriatc, Phosphate and Carbonatc o Pu-
tas>a 5t
Chloride 1T Sodium 81
Snlphate OF Lime aud Mhgnrsia 5M
SIlIcI4 and sulphur (soIuu,t) -
IL. S1EVENn."
lhe above proves cone usl'eIy, thai PHrIAL
Is 10 The F"rHrr and Land OMrcr, th,. D.. 80
cry "t the age: cuntaIuin2 All he me- -.
constituents t"r producing Large crois, ii
snh!! expense. The prIce cuinlnp " .th!,.
reach OF all, Is hut TN O CENTS pen
POUND, or $40 per 5000 lbs. .wI,hA..,c u
to dealers. Cali and see It, Sera ,onru..,
to FRENCH, RICHARDS < 60.
C.-c, Sue A.. j.
mrl1-2m
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3I1 Reward.

JAMES ASEY aged about IL years, an indentured
apprehhce TO The Carpenterng business having rama
way from the undersigned all persons are 6erab,,
warned against harbOrng trusting said boy as the
law viii be rigidly onf'rced against offenders. re-
ward oil 81 cents will be gwen for his return
ALEX. HUMPHREYS
Smyrna. March 10, SO
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Business Stand for Sale.

me undersigned intending 10 lesvs the State
wond dispose of hs Drug Establishment. The S,nre
is handsomely fitted up we'll located long established
an stock co'Hplele. This is a rare opportunity for a
IhySlc,m or any one desr ng To engage in the bust
ness Further particulars mLde known by addressinS
the subscriber. '''s
r--,, J. F.. LOBSTEIN
Greensborough. Md. March 10. ls59-lm
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DR.. M'LANE's
CELEBRATED
VERMIFUGE
AND
LIVER PILLS.

WE beg leave to call the atten-
ton of the Trade, and more
especially the Physicians of the
country, to two of the most popu-
lar remedies now before the public.
We refer to
DR.. Cha& N'Lane'S Celebrated
Vermlluge and Liver Pills.
We do not recommend them as
universal Cure-alls, but simply for
what their name purports, viz:
THE VERMIFUGE.
For eXpelling Worms from the
human system. 1t has also been
administered with the most salts
factory results to various Animals
subject to Worms.
THE LIVER PILLS.
For the cure of LIVER COMPLAINTS,
all BILIOUS DERANGEMENTs, SICK
HEAD-AcHE, &c. In cases of
FEVER AND AGUE,
preparatory to or after taking Qui-
nine, they almost invariably make
a speedy and permanent cure.
As specifics for the above men
toned diseases, they are Unrivaled,
and never known to fail when ad-
mlnlstered i'll accordance with the
directions.
Their Unprecedented popularity
has induced the proprietors,
FLEMING BROTHERS,
PITTsBURGH, Pa.
to dispose of their Drug business,
in which they have been success
fully engaged for the last Twenty
Years. and they will now give their
undivided time and attention to
their manufacture. And being de-
termined that DR.. M'Lane's CeIe-
brated Vermifuge and Liver Pills
=
shall continue to occupy the high
position they now hold among the
great remedies of the day, they
will continue to spare neither time
nor expense in procuring the Best
and Purest material, and COM
pound them in the most thorough
manner. Address all orders to
FLEMING Bros Pittsburgh, Pa.
-; Dealers and rhy scians ordering from others
tnan flenIng Bros. will do well 20 write their ri,s
dsthctly; and take none Lut d. TLanes pyeTarci hJ
h''nG Bros ItHsburgh, m To those wishing 10 piyS
uleh tla We Will forward per mail post raid 10 snv
He & oi the United States, one box of Pills for twelve
Icecent postage stamps, vial of Vcrmifuve for
fourteen three cent stamps All orders from Canada mut
De accompanied by twenty cents extra.
Sold by James p. Hoiecker, and by Drug.
SITS generally.
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Very Desirable Farm for Sale

About miles from CentrevIle containing 300
Acres; immediate possession given il desired Also.
evenly BnshelsOf Wheat Seeded, upon which tons
OF Guano have been used.
For larliculars. apply To
JOHN PALMER. IN General Agent,
ullto.u CenIrevIlle, Md.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-03-03

LOUISVILLE, KY, March Am old politi-
cal feud has existed for some time between
Thomas S. Low Of Harrisville, and Cicero
Maxwell of Hartford, Kentucky, the Prosecut-
ing Attorney for that District. Mr.. Low had
threatened to cowhide Mr. Maxwell on meeting
him. To-day, while Maxwell was addressing
the Court at Harrisvile, he was interrupted
by Low in grossly insulting denunciatory
language. Maxwell and others then fired
several shots at Low, wounding him in his
thigh and arm, cutting off his thumb, and rid
ding his shirt. A general fire with pistols
then ensued, and John Aldridge, a friend of
Low, was killed, and Mr.. Millen shot through
the thigh. Low has been committed to jail,
from protection from the mob.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-03-03

New YORK, March 2.-The brig Africa
brings Port au Prince dates of Feb a. The
only son of President Getfrard died on the 18th
of January. He was a Colonel in the army,
and took prominent part in the late revolu-
ton. The whole population of Port au Prince
flocked to his residence, and his funeral was
attended with every mark of honor.
President Geffrard has issued circular to
the Generals Of Departments, laying down the
programme of the government He says that
he has surrounded himself with wise men, and
that his and their efforts will be to secure the
love of the people by executing the laws,
which guarantee public order and free adj
ministration of justice.
By decree of the Senate, all the property
of the ex-Emperor, of his wife, and Of his
daughters Olive and Celia, has been confiscated
to the government. The property of Gen. ID.
Elya, Chancellor of the Empire, has also been
sequestrated.
Geffrard has dismissed the National Guard,
as the nation is in perfect tranquility has de-
cIared void all the acts of SOuloque after Dec.
26, the date of the proclamation of the reyolu-
ton has issued proclamation urging the
people to moderate their hatred towards the
supporters of the late empire, and an address
of thanks to the foreign Consuls, for the dig
nified part they took during the revolution.
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NTnrI<ets-NEw YoRk. March ?.


COTTON buoyant; sales 5000 bales; Nddng uplands
at lie.
FLOUR AND GRAIN. Flour-receipts 1881 barrels;
sales 1,OO0 bbs; State and Western 59l0c better;
sound $1,000; Super State, S540@S545; Extra State,
S6,2UD65O; round hoop Ohio 66O@D6IO; common to cd
extra Western s64O@G60 Southern buoyant sales 400
bbs; mixed to good 6,O0@645 fancy and extra, $3.50
@S,0O; Canada SUPER nominal; extra S6,S0@g1,50
Wheat lg2c beter sales 50 900 bushels; mixed Sl,24@
La; Milwaukee club, pit; Western red Winter SLAB;
White Michigan $3.50; Amber St Louis sl5O; White IL
linois Sl5O White st. Louis Sl60; White North Carroll
ma SlSO Corn quet sales $500 bushels mixed Western
SIC, in store yellow Jersey and Southern S31S4c.
Oats active and frmer; Southern and jersey 5@g54c;
Northern and Western 566l63c.
PRONISlONS-Beef steady; sales - barrels; country
mess sI75@s9; prime, s6.5O@s7; repacked Chicago 50
oil prime mess sls@lO. Pork unchanged; sales $500
barrels including 1000 bDls for April at 1888 500 bbs
the next six from LIST of April at sis 500 bbls shear
clear S2; mess Sl7,SI@llS Sl7,50 for old; prime
sl32@l3,35. Bacon quiet Dressed hogs dull at 5@l9c
Hams. s4Qg4 shoulders, 62@6i Lard dull and heavy;
sales 400 bbls at l3@23c Butter quiet; Ohio l@l9c;
State l7@2c Whisky steady sales 200 bbls 2sc Rice
firm; sales 800 erces 3343c Sugars rm sales 800 bxs
New Orleans DOS; Muscovado 7s@3. Coffee steady;
sales 1000 bags; Rio l7@l} java sales 400 mats lac
Moasses firm; sales $50 hhds New Orleans 5000; Mus
covado 2Sc.
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Washington Items

WAsnrNGToN, March lit is agreed that
a compromise tariff bill will be offered to-mor-
row, retaining the present free list, and in
creasing the duties on coal and iron.
The House concurred in the report of the
Committee of Conference on the disagreeing
amendments to The Executive, Judicial, and
Legislative Appropriation bills. This restores
the mileage of the next Congress, originally
stricken out by the House.
The Postmaster General is in critical con-
dition from an attack of pneumonia, and there
is little If any prospect OF his recovery.
The mail from Santa Fe brings n conv Of
stringent laws passed by the Legislature of
New Mexico, to protect property in slaves.
and totally prohibiting emancipation in thai
Territory.
Mr.. Smith O'Brien to-day visited both
Houses of Congress, and was cordially receiy-
ed by many members.
The father of Daniel Il. Sicklcs has offered
to Mr.. Bagioli any house of his that the latter
may select, in order that Mrs Sicklcs may
have home.
The galleries Of both Houses of Congress
are densely crowded tonight, and many per-
sons have been unable TO effect an entrance
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-03-03
Nicarapua.

New YORK, March 1.-The Nicaraguan
treaty was considered in the Cabinet in Wash
ington to-day. Mr.. Lamar says the failure of
Nicaragua to ratify the treaty was attributed
to want of time. He thinks the treaty will be
rejected as it stands, but that it might possibly
be confirmed, were it slightly modified
Inspector" of the Courier and Enquirer,
says the recognition of the Liberal govern
ment in Mexico is indefinitely postponed, and
Senior Mata will not be received.
1t is understood that Sir Gore Ouseley's trea-
ty will stipulate for equal privileges for Eng
land and the United States, and will be accept
able to this government. In the opinion of
Gen Jerez, the great obstacle to settlement
of affairs with Nicaragua is now removed The
recall of j. Clancy Jones from Austria is talk
ed OF, because of the recent disclosures.
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Another Reported Outrage.

ST. LOUIS, March 2.-Advices by special
messenger from Platte City, Mo-, state that
DIR. boy and son, who were confined at that
place on a charge of running off negroes, were
torcibly taken from the Jail, on Saturday night
by mob of three hundred men, and hung.
The reason assigned for their summary act is
that the citizens believed the court would ac-
quit the prisoners, ON the ground Of lack Of
Jurisdiction
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AnglO-French Interference in Mexico.

New ORLEANS, March Later advices
from Vera Cruz confirm the previous state
ments of the hostile attitude of the British
and French fleets towards the Juarez Govern
ment.
1t is reported that they have intercepted re-
enforcement for the Liberal Army, and in other
ways were favoring Miramon.
The latter threatened to sack the city, in
consequence Of which the inhabitants applied
to the commanders of the fleets for protection,
but it was refused.
1t was not supposed, however, that the fleets
would join openly with Miramon in his attack
unOn the city.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-03-03

MEMPHIS, Tenn, March "A fire occurred
here last night, burning half a square on Main
street, including the printing offices of the
Eagle and Enquirer, the Avalanch, the Ledg-
err the Christian Advocate, the Presbyterian
Sentinel, the book and Job offices of Hatton &
Clarke, the stores of Gerkey & Warren, SAT
fraus & Stratton, w. II. Hunt, n. Stilman,
Heinsick & Brothers, the saloon of Joseph
Venfel, and several offices. Loss about $780,
600 partially insured.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-03-03

To Married Lndies.-Thc Indian EHqHlendg00ue.'
Is anew and elegant medicine, designed expressly Jore
males. II Is prepared from Indian plant which from
time lmmemOrla has rendered Parariii0R among the ma
uves 50 easy and is now for the first time offered the
public. The name and virtues Of this wondrOus plant
were recently obtained from Shenandoah, an Oneida
Chief now residing at syracuse, N ", at the advanced
age of ITO years II is neatly put up In two bottles
with full directions for using and Is warranted cure
any Of female obstruction in hoeRtyOU hOursl This
may seem Incredible but II 1t fail in any case tho price
VIII be refunded Purely vegetable and perfectly safe at
all times
~ Remember, this is he only medicine Qf he Kind
that rs WdiTdnted in all none other Is WOrthy Of
confidence Sent by express TO any part Of the country
Sold only at Dr. MdhsOQ'S Remedial Institute, No 2S
Union ST., Providence, H. See advertisement IN this
paper. deodNwv jnl0
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-03-03

DIR. DupOnco's Golden Pills for Females
lnallbe in correcting, regulating, and removing all oh
sructonS from whatever cause and always successful
a restorative.
These Pills nothing new but have been used by the
doctors for many years both In France and America with
unparalleled success IN every and he is urged by
many thousand ladies who have used Them make the
Pills public for the alienation of those suffering from any
Irregularities whatever well to prevent increase
Of family where health will not permit IT, Females pecu
ary situated or tpse surprising themselves
toned against using these Pills while in that condition.
the proprietor assumes responsibility after the above
named admonitiOn although their mildncss would pre-
vent any mischief to health; otherwise the Pills re
commended Full and explicit directions accompany
each box Price 81.
Sold wholesale and retail by DAVID SCOTT, Druggist
25l Main street. corner Of Mechanic street, Worcester
Mass. and by JAMES GREEN, III Main street. Worccs
ter, Mass Ladies', by enclosing them 81, have the
Golden Pills sent TO part of the country Confidently
by return mail sold also by A. A. Bartlett, Clinton;
James b. Lane, Ftchburg; Cantre a Son, Danelsor,
Vile A. lloughton, Athol Depot; Bnch Son, Prov-
dence Weeks 4 Potter Boston; and by one Druggist In
every town in the Union.
y. B.-Ladies be particular In asking for "Dr. Dupon-
cos Golden Pills, and that the signature is the
box; you will then obtain medicine you may fully rely
upon The agent will tell you they are secret
pound, but are made known to all concerned
apps dly
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-03-03
Rennblioan Trinmph in Chicasn.

CHICAGO, March 2.-The municipal election
yesterday passed off quietly. The entire Re-
publican ticket is elected by an average major
ity of 1909. The Council stands--Republican
IA, Democrat 6. The total vote cast was
about 10000
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-03-03

BosToN, March 2-The Police Officers who
went to Charleston, S. c., with requisition
for the murderer Crowley, have telegraphed
back that the person arrested there is not the
murderer, who is yet at large.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-03-03
Probable Hoax.

ST. Louis, Feb. 2.-St Joseph papers of
the LIST inst, are received, but contain nothing
in reference to the hanging of boy and his
son at Platte City by a mob. The story is
| doubtless an unmitigated hoax.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-03-03
Mroltlnes, &e.
CURE FOR CONSUMPTION.-I

~ CHURCHILL'S DISCOVERY TViDcbester,. Gem
uine PreDarqfiOn of Dr. J. r. (1frcbIi's EooDoynJ ~
the Hypophosphites Of Lime Soda and POTASH a Spe-
cine Remedy for Consumption. The great Chemico
Medical Discovery of the celebrated Dr II n CbnrchI
of Paris first made known BY him TO the French Acade
my OF Medicine about two wears ago marks a new and
important Era i'm tho annal. nf WeJfcal Science nov anu
Now for the first time in the history of the world has
REMEDY been found thar surely strikes nj the roNnA-
TIoN oF PULMONARY DISEASE and by RESTORING THE DE-
FIoIENr CHEMICAL ELEMENTS Of THE BIoOD Increases the
prncple WHICH CONSTITUTES NFRyors ~. vIT AZ roRnF
iNvIGoRArEs TIlE NTRtryr Ei,NCTIoNs and nat mil,
CURES, but also PREVENTS the deyeIonement of This
hitherto most fatal ScOurgc of The human race
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-03-03

The aged can have health renewed by iutchlngs'
Life Exhiarnnt which Is miallible as rcjuvenant, aud
Will restore wasted strength with magical pOmpness and
wonderful pcrnanonce For old aud feeble persons II has
not Its equal sold By NJ Is. GREEN ~ CO., Worces-
ter. deodnwpow3m f22
:, The victim of Liver Complaint will discover In
muiehlngs le Exhilarant grand panacea uncqualled
ur Immediate and permanent effect In this distressing
complaints II likewise renders the mind calm and cheer
i nJuvouhiCs and restores strength with magic quick
hes', sold by NJ. Il. GREEN A. CO.
sure recy for all their suffering, and persons who from
mhldiaelous use of liquors. have become detected and
Me nervous systems shattered and constitutions broken
uown' Sold by NJ. u. GREEN 4 co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-03-03
MftrS Qualifications.
N E w b O O K

N E W b O o X S !.
Vol. of the new American cyc,operss Published BY
b Dana nPp'''0n Co. Edited by Geo kpiey ana ohas a
The Land and the Book; or Blbscsf IIustratfonA
Scenes SC, in the Holy Land. By W. NJ, Thompson, d.
Lie Of Lord Timothy Dexter with sketches q his As
sociates including "Dextcr's Pickle for the Knowing
Ones. BY SAM l. Knapp.
London CLERK. By the author of Tom Browns School
Biographies of Distinguished scientific Men BY Fran
co.'s Arago, second series.
The Laird Norlau scottish Story. BY the author of
Sylvan Helts Daughter, BY Holme Lee.
The Oh Plantation and What gathered there in an
Ethels Love Life. BY Margaret j. NJ. Sweat.
Wild Sports in the Far West. A translation from the
German bv Frederick Gerstacker Beautifully Illustrated
IN eolors from designs by HARRISON Wier.
The Methodist or incidents and characters from life
the Baltimore Conference BY Hiram Fletcher, In two
Pictures Of Country Life By Alice Carey. Just out.
IN, Nan Upon the sea- being History Of Maritime Adven
tis present resent time BY Frank b. Goodrich.
heinz Iiaa me Argehne Confederation, and Paraguay;
aaNe OF The Explorations of the Tributaries Of
e er la ratn and adjacent countries under the order
U. s ~ Committee the Expedition -''-' - @s''
a New History Of the Conquest of Mexico BY Robert
the Popular Historians that war are fully ndicated
The Empire Of Austria; its and present power By
The Life and Remains of Douglas Jerrod By his son,
sogthwold, novel; By Mrs Lille Devereux Ohm
A Yacht VOYAGE Letters from High Latitudes. Being
some account Of voyage in Schooner Yacht in Ice,
At EDWARD MELLEN, Jr.,
mch2 diff 239 Main street, Worcester
M ASONIC BOOKS-I have constantly
" ON hand "Macoy's Pocket Manual, and "Moore's
Trestle Board All kinds of Masonic publications fur
hsned To order A. IL. WARD,
fl2 du American House Block Main street
INITIAL PAPER.-The best of English
- Paper, without the manufacturers stamp Plain or
ruled, with Envelopes to match stamped to order with
one, two, or three initials, rtoat extra CHARGE by
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