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FOg. Rent,

Two GOOD . over our store. Entrance n
L Ne street. Possession givea tst September
aule-1W TATI0R q McRWEN
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~SONEERyALAE
FEMALE INSTITUTE.
nlHrs largo md dnely furnished institute, "a model
of earyenleurr. clufdrt sut god taste LATELY
Under the care q PrUfrrssr 4 2 Sloan, viii be opened
The First Monday in September,
Overseer Wanted.

7 WISH 70 employ q good Oveneer for the ensuing
wear. 10 manage a plantation in Panoa county. MIS-.
Go-i wages viii be given, and no one need apply Who
cannot fan 81 the best Recommendation Apply 20 2
\. y. TRELEVANT.
.r6vfw Near Memphis.
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Valuable PIantatIon for Sale.

II Ger Tor sal ny pIsutEtisn, situated On Trnsas -
Il haTuu and Horse shue Lake, Maflslu pari-h. -
La ave NIL > from Quet~c fepoL a-f Eevsu~
miles Euu Ric1mout. cuuflluiag 800 acres. -
mare or less The impr1veu uts are rs sores in cutie
r1tlun, 100 scrcs deadenaf o1mrortabie frame dwell
INK, out-huu.es, negro qrariers, neg gin house q By %
feet lauE. etc, etc. will divide the ABOVE tracE. m1e-
sired, and sell about 1000 sores 90 ne lake. via m1st
o. ne improvem-nts. and 1900 acres On TIE hag0u.
Eiiher tract can Be- secsrrd from overd1E BY private
levee a. snail erpenss. I am aaEous n sell, and win
ave q ds-ided bargash 10 an early purchaser. Pr par
tlculara refer % TIE Hon. Wm. 8 Parham, RlcaEgufs
Eooert KILLER. ESQ. near haTmgnds Kinds county.
lrl7-wtaf n I. MORRISON.
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ROO111e 10 EpF.

TIE srORE HOrsE DIV occupied By us In BrInsIev
Il BOX Main sreet, cEiug O. a change in our busi-
ness. is ~ rent 70 consists 81 eve stories and cellar.
HmNs-IE airs a Wnnw
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Drs. l.. w. Gabbert and G.. W.
Morrow
TOGETHER give special attention 70 aufarms q ehron
ic diseases, but mere particularly % diseases o. LunUi
Eve and Wonb. They also remove Gamers runorS
&c. with or without the kDtfs, and peri1rm al surgiea
op.rati1ns in The most approved and scientific manner.
Thsy viii board patients from ne ountry' 50 nat heY
esn have ne best attention.
once In LEWIS Buildias, U1isu street. second dc
- W.i1 mE22dawiy
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THIs institution i designed 70 a1ard the very bsst
advantages and facilities 70 a select number ni
e~xceeding sixty. Tbs thirteenth session VII cqmmen1e
"a tie second Monday Qoihl Of September
v. Nsircuiars giving fuli Apply %
C. G.. M~ACPHERsON,
.,l7Aa-wfm Precedent
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There l. Nothing Like ID.

HOw mueh pain and sunerius-nay. even life iissif-
nay he saved By having hsupPly o. DALLET's MAGI-
CAL PAIN ~ExTRACTOR On hznd, m case q sudden
aoctdeui. In cuts, wounds, buns, sails, sprains aud
brulses-casualuts 10 which -hillrou are oonstsnuy sub
iect-tha action o. the Pain EEtract'r is ever the sane.
Families shouId never Be- without IT, Ful directions
sa11uuanv each box. ne genuine D. Eluuys signed,
Henrv Bailey, manufacturer, upon a steel engraved label.
Far sale 10 New Orleans. wholesale and retail, y
J.. nIGH a Co.
q and t5I Charities street
sole areuts Cor he sluthem States, and r. whom al
--F5-s shrnId BE- adirrsed. fEeLEuim
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$1,000 ReSCQrH,

A NEW frame dwelling on Linfen street. near Main
n containing seven rooms, Elichen AM servants ruou
Apply at251 Main street y. C.. BYRD
nuaIn-Tma
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MEMPHIS AvD oHn6 EtIIRoAD.

AHETrE. rEfAET.
Nan and express uan-.- ..as9 p. m--....6n0 A. n.
Huubodt sEp-ess-.------.io1Q A-M-----a09 p NJ
MISSISSIPPI TENNESSEE RAILROAD.
ARRIVE DEPART.
WaH A. MI p ~.
Freirhf and aoo1ulm1eatan- an p. H-------6-B Al.
Tie Frel-ht cnf kcrm11iatun Traln arriVes On Tues
DAYS, 1~nufsssvE rd szr-rtvs ard leaTes on houiays
wednesday,. and FRIDAYS.
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CAST IRoN CTLrsDEEs.-The steamer John
T0mPkias is on her way down from Louisville,
and has on board d large lot Of immense cast
iron cylinders or pipes, to be used on the Mem
Tais Branch railroad as c~uirsrts n drains.
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G5O RParn1sH.

DOO III VI -
OrOLEN from the suhscI her en- TUESDAY night -
- last. 10 Fort PickerinE, q large light iron kN
rrsv HORSE. sixteen hands high SIX years Old; -
snail white scar o. the arm q the len fore iegi cracz
in hoof Of same near the heel; tail dark 70 the end o.
the Bone. balance Of 10 y - whitei works and shows
well iu harness. carries his tail q little 70 one side when
moving incIines 70 pace . little if rode win curb BIT
Finy doiars viii be given " he horse and apprehen-
sion and conviction o: the thief. OF SIS for either.
c. II DORt0H. JR..
At Hin & Dorion's,
.-fca "a Frsn Row Nrwnhia. Tenn.
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DE. J. m. mcLRAN,S

AHn n NJ LE
bCluit tcALhc il cumpositian- ne AttG th1i15
entire active remedial principle o. each ngretleut q
thoruurhiy extracted By ny new method o. distlurE
~proiuciuF . ~delici0us. szhlsrAting spirit and nc mos
iufauihle remedy for reneVsting the dissas-i rse-
and Restoring ne SICK, suffering and debiiiisied invaht
r. assifh and strength.
HcLeaa's Strengthening Cordial viii efecualy cure
liver o~gnpiaizis ~sFspcPsie, J~Ezndice, q one or nerruu
debility, diseases q fae kid1eTs, and al tiseasea arlfnf
from a disordered liver cr staUzchs ~cgspepstar heart
burn inward plies, acidity o. sickness o. TIE Et1nach
fullness q bod 70 the head, dun pain or sElmmlug IL
ths had. palpltztiol 81 ne hear. fllinsss Or weight u
tsF Ef1uarh. sour eructati1ns. ckoaklnr " surlalnc
fselirf uten Eiuz cove, dryncss o. ~yeiluEues q n
kin and eyf. Mat sveaiE, inward feve-s, pain IN ~
small Of ne back caest or slf-, sudden flashes Of hest
depression Of rplria, fsignffui dreams. iahgor. despoui
ency. or any nervous disease, sores or hlotches e1 NJ
ska, znd fever and ague Tor chills and faVer.l
Over . million Of bottles have been soa during ne las
ak months, and Ii no insta-ce has itfalled In SWING n
tirs satisfaction. Who, then viii surer from wsaEnes
or dsbiliy when McLsanfs strsngihenins Cordial wi
ere yc11
30 lan<uzge csn convey an Ete1uate idea q ne imme
date and almost mifa-uiJuE chAaEs produced By tsklu
this cordial 10 ne diseassi. deblitatad and saatterC
nervous system, whether broEen down By eEcea1l veal
By nature, or impaired b. scEnass, Ie p lsEed aul IN
rruu on ganilafion is restored % is nAlEs healh 4nc
viE1r.
Earried persons. or othsTs ouusrigus q inability, frou
Ehafevsr cause, viii md McLean'a 8teuCtheuinE Cor4ia
q thsrourh rsEenersior o The SYSTEM snd al vho mas
have injured themselves By Improper mfulgencess VI.
- - a. - - - 80 -maHm mEmn"u
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For the Fan Trade
Gaiety Sale Stable,
HOss Ties.

DUTIFR's improved Cotton Tie. patented Nov. IS.
Dl559. The undersigled are ageuts for he sale Of hes
superior ties Specimens can BE- seen a. our unoe-
Orders solicited. q CRISP.
faIQ-l4wRm a. Front Raw.
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Administrative Sale.

AQmlu15bIdbLA41 JAZZ
TN Undersigned, admiuistratriE o. Patrick Aan-
nlng. deceased, viii ofer &C pnblc SALE - me Sly
OF Mrmphls, ca THURSDAY. the 6h Or 1epeem9er
next, the personal property Of said decedenl osnsistinE
in us-f OF ne new douhls-team Cart, one douole-tean
nav. new Harness and license, two Muless me Breed
Rare and Colt. and one Hufchers VISION,
she viii also, q ne same TIME oner ~ SAFE W.
49, teese id II : lac residence place Of na aid Kan
ming. situated On The new Randolph rqa4r foe. W
nile. from Memphis, ooEtainiuE four acres o. M
proved land, with a god dNeline anu
h1usss: e dourishinE crop Of tarn-
sABINA NAMING
NHmfufafrnfrrw.
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Sc Aones FemaIe Academy

THE FALL TERN and Eighteenth Session Eillcom-
i msuos % MONDAY. s-ptsnbeIa ash
= -ooST....-.-I SANS
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And h~uairets % others IN Memphis ana Flenly-
n Reuember thst this medicine h prepared only
By usi an cher Diarrhea Cardials are worthless imita-
uans.
- cure Euarantaedlu al cases-
CAurIox-We earnestly csution tie public against
ssrsrsi spurious tmitaHous ei this iuoomplrabis rem
ssy. e,tioa Up unisr ne head o. cordial" ne object
q uhieh be 10 deceive, ali thereby tts sdvanar Of
hsm-rfted repuiationo f the MISSISSIPPI pLARRHEA
CORDIAL. Beware q such worthless trash Ask Cor
the GENUINE article, prepared only By o., and you cLsnot
possibly be Disappointed
s. MANSFIELD & o..
WhCleslie nruc-lsts.
NcE. 81 and 21 Main street.
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ArEnn.ns EIec1Inn RoInrhsi

Arkansas Election RetuThss
FoEr sMITH. Ark, August 24.-The returns from
ire Eunernaforisl election recently held 10 this State, Is
FAR 81 heard fram. iniieafe the election tfHeny n.
Rector, Independents DsnorrHt By about three thousand
majority.
Arrested for Forgery.
NV YORK, August 24--Ths pie have efecie1 The
arrest o. Prank Ward, formerly q pIomiuett banker IN
San Francisoo. He is charged with forgery 10 o5urso-
t-n with Capt. Sweeney.
New CounterfeIts In Circulation
NEW ToRK, August % y c0uHterfett three dollar
bius or he Capitol bank q Alabama and The Marine
bank o. this city have been putt In Circulation.
River fmtsligehee.
LOUISVILLE, August "a, p M.-The ohio river al
this point IL falling, With four feet water in ne canal.
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TO THE LADIES.

10 Anh AADAEGs
McLean's SusnrtheninE C1Tdisl u : sovereign ans
aeedy cure Cot ncipisntc1nszmpiou vhitss, oosturtei
or dimcult menstruaion. incuutiuence Of urine % -nVoi
un.ary discharges thereaf. falling q The womb, gittl
urss. falnflur, and Ell diseases Incident % femalel-
There Is no mistake ahouflt. suffer DO longer. TAKE
Il aoo0rtinr % directions. Il viii stimulate, strenEihe
and i~nvirorate y5u, and cause The bloom q health o
MONT youT cheek again Evey bottle . warranted
give sausfactCE.
For Children.
n yCur cniEren are slckiy, punTl or Afflicted. AcLeanh
Cordial viii msse hen healthy, IA and robust. Delsy
not q moment. Try D. sni you viii be oouviuced- n
delicious % take.
CAUTION -Beware q fr-Gr1sf1 or dealers VIE ms1
try T. palm upon you sume bitter. or slrsaparilia trEsh
which they can uuy cheap. By saylus BE- IS inst a. BOD
Avoid such men. Ask Tor HcLean's Streugthenlug Or
dial. sud take H0thinE else. 70 Is The only remedy rs
vii purify ne blood thoroughly, and Al TIE same time
strengthen he system
One sbiespoonful taken every meruing fasting, b
s-ialn preventive for choiera. calls and fever, gruca
tsrer, or any prevalent disease Il ~ pat ~ In lars
Jsttles. Price snly 81 per bottle, or SIX bottles for a.
:. n. MCLEAN. sole Proprietor % This Cordial. Ais
McLsan's Voioanic OIL Liuimeut. Principal depor0ntEf
oorusr Of Tlird and Pine streets, 81 Louis, No.
For sale In Memphis - A. 8 MANSFIELD &C..
$50 By G. ". ONE a CO, and WARD a hoCLEI %
T4m taLsdaw1Via
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Houses and LOIS Tor Sale.
For RenE.

fN'HO Houses AMI L1isl situaffd on Dunlap street
Il east ~ ne Chariesulu Depot. and guitasle fr small
famliae, VIII be- sod a. q haruin. lf application b,
made soou- PR further particular. aVLy % ne pro
rrlea1rH ~ ne huuaal. AVIS
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80 .MIlef I'D

g v. yONEs kCO.,
ms 80 Main street.
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OWNER WANTED-A valuable packsge DE-
reeted "Graud Ridge, Arkansas awaits an
owner at the post Office. There is no such
Office in Arkahaas.
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GEO. G EVANS
ESQ. g. EVANS
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REMOVAL or THE PosT OFFICE The post
Office viii be removed 10 the new building, cor
ner Of Jefferson and Third streets to-day.
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VIOLATING TIE LFaUoR LAw.-B. Rocco,
for selling liquor without license, was ysster-
day fined ten dollars.
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HAKRIs ZoUAvEs CADETS. This newly
organized company were out on parade last
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WlElnIl I1IIlll7la 00lHIIl
anls-vzm Mississippi
St Louis Republican ana Des Are tAt) oiufsn CO.'S
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Overland Mail.

SPRINGFIELD, Mo, April 11.-News from
San Francisco to March 23d, has arrived.
Business slack; provisions quiet A move
ment is on foot to organize a Union party.
There is talk of an opposition steamer to Pan
anna. The building of telegraph lines engages
considerable attention, there being now two to
Placerville, and others projected. The Senate
has passed bill appropriating SlOOOO for the
commencement of state capitol at Sacra-
mento also, bill appropriating $4,000 to
build nine wagon roads across the Sierra Ne
vada mountains.
A letter received from Kanagawa, Japan,
dated 9th of February, says THE Powhat-
tan, according to news just received from Jed
do, would probably sail with the japanese en-
bassy direct to Acapulco, there to coal, and
thence proceed to Panama" This is later
news from Jeddo than the Candnmarruh
brought, and comes from such a source as to
throw doubt on the previous announcement
that the POwhattan was to sail for San Francis
co Still, the latest reports are conflicting, and
the legislature is preparing to give the ambas-
sailors grand reception if they do visit San
Francisco, making it state affair.
The Japanese Admiral and other officers of
the Candinmarruh have had public reception
by the corporation authorities at the City Hall.
They have been treated to banquets, and hon
ored with sautes from the forts and the Plaza,
and have had marked attention from all classes
of persons. To-day the officers and crew will
be taken to the navy yard, Mare Island, where
their vessel will go on the dry dock for re-
pairs, and the officers will be invited to an in
spection of the facilities furnished for ship
building, repairing, &c. The strangers have
manifested great curiosity at the sights pre-
scented here, and are DESTROYS of investigating
the mechanical and other peculiarities OF the
CITY
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Running of a Staamar

New York, April 1.-THE ship Jacob A.
Westervelt which cleared today, for Liver
pool, caught fire at about o'clock this after
noon, off the battery. The fire originated be-
tween decks, and was caused by the upsetting
of lamp. The harbor police and the crews
OF the several vessels in the harbor, were ear
ly on board, and in very short time cut adrift
and sent down her sails, which were brought
ashore by the police boat. Capt. Austin, who
had commanded the ship previously, was on
board as passenger. Being in very ill health
he was also brought on shore in 4 very ex-
hausted state.
Further assistance was quickly obtained,
when numerous streams of water were thrown
into the ship, and her anchors having been
previously slipped, she was towed ashore be-
tween Bedlow's and Gblet Island. The ship
was grounded with her head TO the wind, which
caused the fire to work forward slowly. At
this hour TOR. N.Y. the fire is still burning
fiercely, and the vessel will, without doubt,
prove total loss. Capt, Merritt, agent of the
Underwriters, is on board, with gang Of twen-
ty men, breaking out the cargo. The passen-
gers on board the ship, were all landed safely ,
and furnished with accommodations at the eX-
pense of her owners.
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Missouri Democratic Convention.

ST. LOUIS, April 1.-THE proceedings Of
the democratic state convention at Jefferson
City, yesterday, were not harmonious, and
little progress was made. The committee on
resolutions agreed upon a platform which will
be presented this morning, endorsing the main
portions of Mr.. Buchanan's administration,
affirming that neither Congress nor territorial
legislatures have power to abolish or prohibit
the introduction of slavery into the territories !;
repudiaung the doctrines Of Douglas, unfriend-
ly legislation favoring the fugitive slave law ;
charging the invasion Of Virginia as the legit
innate result of the teachings of the republican
party: and denouncing the doctrine of the
"irrepressible conflict" On state politics, as
regards the railroad issue, it is proposed to re-
fer it to the people at the next election, assert
ing however, that it is alike the duty and in
terest of the state to encourage judicious sys-
TEN of internal Improvements within the con-
stitutional limits of the state debt.
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NInr,s.t,-Nrw YORK. Anril II

ASHES unchanged sales small; pot S5,25 pearl $3.50
COTTON steady; sales 1900 bales, at l3 a ll4c for
middling uplauds.
FLOUR-Receipts $3.50 bbls; sales $500 bbs: state
and Western shade better; superfine State $3.50 533
state S5,40@ 5,5O round hoop Ohio $3.50 a. 6lO;
western S545 a S575: Southern better and more actiTe
sales 1890 6bs; mixed to good 800 % 6,25 fancy and
$3.50 q $3.50; Canada better; $50 bbs extra at
$500 q 1920.
GRAIN Wheat a &c better, with fair export de-
maud; sales so 900 bush; Milwaukee club s25 a s3O
winter red western 81 40 for common; white western
ST. 0; Canada club rs; red 3ontherd 81 As. Com firm
and quiet; sales 600 BUSH mixed western Is q 163c
white soc for prime yellow Tic, oats buoyant southern
and Jersey 81 % 43c; Northern and Western 44s a 45c
PR0YISlONS-Beef quiet and steady; sales 40 bbls;
country mess S. a $780, prime "a O $3.50; repacked
sales 573 bbs; sl79 Tor old, S764 q GS for new
prime S3 for old, 1906 q 4l2 for new. cut meats dull
Bacon quiet Lard dull and heavy sales 595 bbls les q
key dn sales $50 bbis at Y q 223c Rice unchanged
sales q Age. Sugars dull, and closed att de-
cline.
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From Washington.

WAsHINGToN, April 1.-The republican
senators have met in caucus this morning.
Tue indications are that they will let the Mica
ragua treaty pass as amended. The Mexican
treaty was not considered.
Inc commissioner of patents has granted
an extension Of the Morse patent for seven
years from To-Day, but has not yet prepared a
written opinion. 1t covers the patent of 1916.
including the instrument now in use. and the
mode of transmission.
The House having requested the president
to communicate all the information in his pos.
session relative to Tie expulsion of Americans
from the city Of Mexico and the confiscation
OF their property by Gen. Miramon, the secre.
tary of state has replied that no information
on the subject has reached the department.
The Kansas bill passed the House by a
large majority, only three from the slavehold-
ing states voted Tor the bill. An equal mum.
Der from the non-slaveholdlng states voted
against it.
1t appears frem the files of the state depart
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ment that nothing has been effected by our
ministers abroad TO remove the restrictions on
the tobacco trade. The latest communication
on the subject is from our late minister to
France, Mr.. Mason. This communication is
dat d August, 1858, in which he says that the
French government has no desire to surrender
the monopoly and sale Of the article.
The French spoliation bill will come up to-
morrow in the House as the special order,
also the report of the committee on public ex-
penditures, proposing to reform the printing
abuses Mr.. Haskin has, however, consented
to postpone the matter, to accommodate
Messrs. Clopton and Hickman, who contem-
plite being absent from the city.
A colloquy between Messrs. Pryor and Pot
ter in the House, today, has led to initiatory
steps on the part OF Pryor for a duel, an in
having been extended to MIR. Potter,
through friend, to leave the District for the
purpose of receiving a challenge.
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Observation-Disclosures.

CINCINNATI, April IA terrific hurricane
passed over Urbana, Monday, unrooting and
demoliShing several buildings.
The steamer Samuel Galy burst her boiler
when about one hundred miles below Louis
vile, yesterday, killing one fireman and scald
ing several passengers.
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HIGHES 81 FhEMCNS AWARDED!
And at every Fair at which it has been exhibited
received the highest Premium as superior to all
other Paints for the following purposes:
LIST. Painting Tin Iron, and Metal Roofs, because it
possesses great ELASTIC properties is not affected by
MOISTURE and DAAfPNESS. expansion or eontraction
any part of the world and wears better than anv
other preparation known for roofs. 1t is emphatically
METAL PROTECTOR having tried tested and proved on
many thousand roofs in the principal cities Of the Union
We have hestancy in stating what the test of time
has satisfactorily proven.
%, as Coating for Iron Buildings, Iron Steamers
and Iron hoWeUer manufactured because IL tcHE not orr
die adheres closely the surface eectuay ressts the
action of the weather is cheaper and better than Red
Lead or any other Paint and when dry hard
and glossy surface that ress the power Of the elements
All interested in Iron architecture earnestly invited
TO test for themselves the properties of this valuable
Paint.
Painting The outside Of Brick and Wooden Buildinos
because ii makes smooth surface, fills up the crevices
and seams, PROTECTS TIE SURFACE FROM DAMP
NESS, Is thoroughly WATER PROOF, PRESERVES
THE WOOD, covers better-coss less-lasts Longer
makes finer smoother and better finish possesses double
other paint II is ground In all colors and mixed in any
conceivable shade to suit the eye and And when
assert its superiority only echo the sentiments
the very many whose practical minds have analysed its
virtues
4. As an bdestracdble and Water Proof Coating for
Cloth Roofing on the tops Of Houses, Decks Of Steam
because II the Cloth renders 1t elastic and Wa
ter proof all Of which years of experience has demonstrate
ed TO an unerring certainty.
s. For the above reasons in particularbut for House
Carriage Fancy, Sign and all Painting FOR which rich
aud pure Pants used generally because-Inits man
ufaeture NO CHEAP OILS or other materials are used
Tho Paint possesses In eminent degree the virtues of
all other paints In addition TO the very many valuable
properties secured By Letters Patent.
All persons interested in Paints requested to call
the undersigned who Is the only authorized Agent
for the sale of the above Paint for Worcester County,
WM. LUCAS,
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T'IRTH & NICHOLS, opposite Bay State
IL House, are prepared to furnish. at lowest prices
NEW PATTERNS OF GAS FIXTURES.
anil DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-12
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SITUATIONS WANTED for two oirI,

~ one to do second work the work small family
the other take children Good reference given
Apply second house from the Orphans Home Shrews
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-12

DRIED APPLE.-6000 lbs Dried Apple
- Just received by L. G. Il S. Fl BURBANK.
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