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yltm Embellishments,

SITUATION.-Ayo young man who has had
~ few years experience in the Dry Goods business,
who come well recommended, will hear Of a situa-
ton by making immediate application 10 g. Bh1 NJ
No. Mechanics Building. DIFF aus
MESSENGERS -WoRCEs-
WI TER, S. August IA, IS6O.-HON. HENRY CHA
PIN Judge Insolvency in and for the County of Wor
cester has this day issued warrant against the estate Of
STEPHEN r. BUTTON, of Marlborough in said Coun-
ty Inn keeper nsovent Debtor; and the payment Of
any debts and the delivery OF property belonging To
said insUlyent debtor to m tor his and the trans
fer of any property by him, are forbidden by law.
The meeting of the creditors Of said nsovent debt
or will be held Court of Insolvency Worcester
the twentyeghth day of August inst at nine o'clock in
the forenoon for the proof of debts and the choice of
an assignee or assignees
aul6 DOT Messenger.
BOSTON MUSIC SCHOOL. - The
40 FALL TERM of Twelve Weeks will commence on
MONDAY October 1860, at the Hall No. Mercantile
Building, summer street.
This Institution incorporated in May, 1851 and its
proves beyond doubt the praciicabty Of the
plan of its organization.
This School affords facilities for obtaining thorough
Musical Education in ths different branches both heO
retical and practical the most reasonable terms
Instruction given in NOTATION HARMONY, COUN-
TERPOINr and FUGUE COMPOSITION, WITH REFER
ENCE MUSICAL FORM AND INSTRUMENT ALTON; SING.
ING. PIANO ORGAN, VIOLIN, and any Orchestral In
strument.
TUITION S25 a Term, allowing each pupil TO pursue
three different studies.
BOARD OF lNSTRUCTI0N.-B. +. BAKER, W LLlAM
SCHULTZE j. w. ADAMS, j. w. TUFTS.
For particulars, address
b. +. BAKER. 4 Rowe Place
WILLIAM READ, Secretary. d2taw3w aul6
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SOYER'S SULTANA'S SAUCE
~ -FoR--
Hot and Cold Dishes Of all Kinds!


This most delicious and appetsng Sauce, Invented by
the renowned SoYER, for the London Reform Club, is
since his deeeasc manufactured by the wolknown house
Of CROSSE ~ BLACKWELL London, from the origna
recipe 1t is the favorc Sauce in England and on the
Continent, with high and growing reputation among
American Epicures, and is much approved of a stlmu
liant to appetite and aid to digestion.
OPINIONS OF THE LONDON PRESS.
1--WE recommend our correspondent to try Mons
soYERs new Sauce, entitled the sultanas Sauce Its
made after the Turkish recipe; its flavor is excellent and
it affords considerable aid in Of SLOW WEAK
DIeEsroE"-The Lqncet
"savory, Piquant, and Spicy, worthy the genius Of
soyer."- Observer
"a most valuable adjunct to Fish, Flesh, and Fowl,
and should have place on every table."-Atids.
SOLE AGENTS FOR THE UNITED STATES
GARDNER @. YvELIN, 2l7 Fulton ST., New York,
and BRAY HAYES, "a Cornhill, Boston.
nsg- For sale by Grocers and Fruit Dealers every
vhsge deodisly Ja2O
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ONE GALLON OF WATER CONTAINS
Solid Matter, ga gr's.
CREME Acid, Is
parOyida Irou

Per Oxide Iron, 20
Salts OF Lime and Chloride of Sodium, rs
The analysis of waters from the several springs present
marked Offence in their various mineral appropriations,
some of those recently discovered presenting consider
able quantities CT sulphur suphureous deposits The
temperature of these springs from Al So de-
gees Fahrenheit. Specific gravity accords very nearly
with other waters of similar import in various sections
of the country
The medicinal value of these waters consist III their
Ghaly beate properties containing less of the
Ous solutions OF salts of iron and other earthly salts
combination, which combinations in comparison with
otherwacrs of like character in country, recog-
nized by medical men as OF great value in the treatment
of many diseases.
These issue from the base Of extensive
of gravellv hills, containing in many localities abundant
deposits metallic The of iron have been OBJ
tanned for long periOdrom this range for manufacturing
purposes and of superior quality
Cold Brook from which the village receives its name,
is tributary of Ware river The village is situated
the road leading from Worcester Barre and is
sibe by stages passing twice daily each way The viii
lage surrounded with prosperous and energetic agr-
cultural and mechanical community. Good roads COM
muicate with pleasant country towns and villages EX-
tensve ponds exist in the direct vicinity, aordng faci
tiles for pleasure parties for fishing and sailing large
and cOmmodiOus public house has recently undergone
extensive improvements and repairs. good livery is
connected with the house. Bowling alleys, &C. for the
especial of the guests. Bathing houses in connection
with the springs for cold, and shower baths and
all the fixtures and facilities for rendering the locality
pleasant and profitable for nvalids and those
seeking quiet and pleasant retreat
The subscriber is pleased to refer TO DR. CHAs T. AcK
soE, State Assayer, BOston DR. s. ROGERS Water Cure,
Worcester DIR. j. n. BATES, Worcester; DIR TAYLOR,
Petersham WIN. WHITING
Colo Brook, June 25, 1860. diff jyl7
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Naples and Sicily,

TURIN, Aug. Gone thousand volunteers
left to-day for Sicily. -Four thousand more
left on the 4th. The men are conveyed by
steamers, and it is stated that two of the NeA-
politan regiment have mutinied, to the cry of
"Viva Garibaldi p Fifteen hundred OF Carl
baldi's volunteers have already landed in Gala
bria. He would shortly advance on Naples
whittier he had been summoned His arrival
was awaited with impotence, both at Naples
and Rome.
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MINERAL SPRINGS, COLD BROOK,

.N1 WORCESTER COUNTY, MASS.-For period of
many years there has existed in this place spring of
water to which the inhabitants Of the vicinity have
sorted for the efficacy o. its waters in relieving various
diseases the skim Salt heum, Erysipeas EruptiOns
poison, &C. Debility from long protrac ed diseases
Rheumatic Affections, Scrufula, and Nervous Diseases
This spring of has recently passed into the possess
sion of thu proprietor who has discovered several other
springs of similar character in the vicinity, which
have been examined. their water anayZed with view
10 their medicinal qualities and with the puport of
placing them in condition to satisfy the demands of the
public. The analysis OF these waters, made by the
State Assayer, Dr. Chas T. Jackson present the follow
ing results
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+ H N w IL L f l. o C X
~ WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
TRUNK, ~l@IA5B vALISE,
Carpet Bag Manufactures
e45 Main street, Worcester.
K L Y S

Solid Leather Fancy, Packing, Common. and Ladies'
Bonnet and Dress Trunks Yaises and Bags constantly
hand.
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ylctu advertisements,
L H
ATLANTIC MONTHLY,
FOR
September, 1860,

Among the contributors to this Number are
II. W. LONGFELLOW,
4. W. EMERSON,
j. II. LOWELL,
O. w. HOLMES and
Mrs. FANNY KEMBLl
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Commercial.

LIVERPOOL, Aug. 7-r, M.-Coton market
frnf; sales today 10000 bales.
LONDON, Aug. 7.-Consols 93s 934
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Fitted to Trunk, Vase, Chest Drawer and Door Locks
and Repairing done at Short notice.
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THE OxYGENATED BITTERS,
THE OXYGENATED BITTERS.
GARDNER. MASS, Dec. q, 1859.

GARDNER. MASS, Dec q, 1859.
S. W. FowLE & Co.:
Gentlemen For the benefit of Thousands who suf
fering from Dyspepsia hereby testify that have found
the Orygeaated Biters to be the remedy above all 9TH
ers for this painful complaint. take great pleasure
in recommending all who suffer from Aeiddv and the
legion of stomach complaints classcd under the head Of
Dyspepsia. Yours, &c,
CHARLES osGooD.
Prepared by SETH w. FowLE CO., BosroN, and
for Sale in WORCESTER by DAVID scoTr, JAMES GREEN,
and NJ b. GREEN Il Co. For sale by Druggists generally
aul6 drulh&S2w
A SSIGNEES' NOTICE.-WoRoEsT
"A ss-Tho Third Meeting Of the Creditors Of Henry
u. Stone OF Worcester In said County, an lnsolvent
Debtor will be held the Court of Insolvency ut Wor
eester In said County, the twentyrst day of August
1860 al ten o'clock In the forenoon at which meeting
creditors may be present aud prove their claims And
the Ass hereby notice that their account OF
receipts, payments aud services, In part lin detal In
said case file in the Registry Of Insolvency at
Worcester in said county.
H. b. SrODDARD, A.s,gnoes
JOSIAH H. CLARK, : n'''s"ess'
a.lg
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FRANCE.
The supreme council of commerce has al
ready had four sittings, devoted to an inquiry
into the cotton trade, at which a great number
of French, English, and Belgian manufacturers
were present. M. Pohler, minister of COM
mprce nres6n0
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Erom tie Ponies Press
" Lara bee Must be Beaten"

Tie whole moving power of the RePub-
lican party Of the STATE is now brought to
bear 10 crush out Larrabae. lis district
swasms with speakers. lecturers and
sbrieIers OF every degree from the regu
lar African wooIly-head to the strong
minded woman. DooittIe is spreading
his . glo,ious mountain bird" elifging
the people and clarifying himself with his
studied Piatitudes on Negro Utopia some
where in the tropics; Daniels is opening
up the wounds Of . bleeding Kansas " and
the magtyrdOm Of Booth; CUIIing is re-
captivating his sounding phrases upon
:" the great heart Of humauicy,' : uniyer-
sal brotherhood aud negro equality !"
MIS-. Fonda * piping her sLrill notes for
"omau's rights and free love- tie Rev 4 .
+. Jackson IS preaching the new gospel of
= anti slavery Billie and an anti-siayery
God = Anderson, the darkev. is appealing
in behafof his own " down trodden race
Howe, in lofty blank verse, Is doing the
intellectual amt engaging the better
elias, : tie veal; and amiab,e candidate
OF this cCn-,orc"ate party, IS exciting the
symps.h;es Of the klud-hearted BIZ his
timil and depreeating references 10 his
: dear brother or some other Of his con
science keepers. Every phase Of the op
position, every sect, faction or ism has its
active representative upon the stump in
that district, bowling at the heels of Lar
rabee, instigated BY common hatred
which iaakaIs and wolves ever entertain
towards the nobier animals,
The Republicans hate Larrabee more
intensely than they hate any other man
in the STATE, AMI most nobly has he won
that hatred; lie is the stumbling block to
their control OF the State-the Mordeca
at the gate of power. He rescued the
district from their hands, has honoreI tie
State and Democratic party in Congress
and hUmiiated the Republicans by com.
PaTison with ti.eir own worthless mem
bers. He did more for his district and
for the State in one session than all Of the
Republican members have ever done
Tie intelf@out constituency of that dis
trirt will not permit him to he sacrificed
t. The leaty spite AMI jealousy Of those
who have suffered in their pelsonal and
party vanity ~ comparison with him
Bat he Iabors against great odds when he
has the entire t.tna,icaI sentiment Of the
district a.rtycd against lin, and Demo
~,ats must lie active aI NaDcLfs' to avert
lie d.sgracetp. calamity Of defeat under
f,.,. circumstances
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rs we 60 to press, the HcraEd has not
made its appearance, although nearly
t'oenty Jour Aours behind its usual time OF
issue. It IS doubtless fall Of fdseIoods
this week as usual, and FIrcu dare not
circulate it before the Pilot, for fear we
would lave an opportunity Of contradict
ing them. We therefore caution the PEG
rle Of the country 10 beware Of this week
Herald. 1t IS Fitch's last chance at the
County Treasury, for if KUHL is elected
Mr. Fitch cannot dip bis hands IN the reo-
PIES money.
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TO WIN AND UN T RY.
For Clerk Of the Board.

The undersigned respectfully announces
himself to tie people Of Mani,owoc coun.
y as a candidate for Clerk Of the Board
OF Supervisors, and promises, if elected, to
fulfill its duties inPartially and correct
lie pledges himself, if elected, to be vii.
ling to retire at the end Of histerm, believ.
ing that no man should hold office all hi.
life lie asks the support Of his friends
throughout the county.
PATRICK HOGAN.
CrarLIir C.t 81 1Sco
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IT, Adeertisers iUpIease Jcar IN nsiaol
that tie Pitot has mar tie Iargest ctrc,e2a-
t'oa II any English paper PRINTED n tbs
county, and tLat It is for Aeir interest to
'tse is coiumHs Ileertise IL u, and there
~ 'qcrcqec yuur business.
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ApPoRTroNNENr OF ScuooL MONEY!
There will be an extra apportioamcnt of
school money about the 18th Of December
next, according to the law of last winter,
which we are informed will amount to not
less than ii cents per scholar. making for
the year an aprortionment Of Ct cents per
scholar, the same rs for 1850. This ap-
portiOnment Is made from the interest not
paid in previous to March 10Th, on ac-
count Of extension granted by the Legis-
Iatur4 to those who bad interest to pay.
The amannt Of tax to be levied By the
County Board of Supervisors must be
half the sum Of both appointments, since
the extra apportionment is made upon the
same basis as that Of last spring. County
Boards will be notified in due season Of
the amount necessary to be raised --Htd-
is0a Journal
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Es- Lady FaANKLlS, accompanied BY
Ter niece, Miss CoScnoFr, visited Phila
lcIphia last week. She received no com.
pany except the family Of tile late DR.
KANE. She yis'e1 the publishing houses
Of CHILDs and PETEasoz, and spent some
time in the examination Of the boat Faith
the transport Of Dr. KANE in his perilou.
journey from the North, which IS presery.
ed BY lis fienI Mr Cunps. She also
visited tie Hal Of Independence, and was
driven 10 Lau:cI Hi Cemetery, where she
I.a=~ed more than an hour at The grave Of
DR. KANE.
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ALMOST AN ACCIDENT TO QUEEN VIC
ToMA.-On tie 24th ult., between Co
logne and Coblenrz, Fra,.ee, two railroad
trains came near smashing up by running
into each other, but by good luck they
were partially keI, 50 that the COLL
sion was Slight.
A few seconds more and the accident
would have had place in history through
all time for, upon the extra train were
the Queen Of England, her husband,
Prince Albert, her daughter Alice, Lord
John Russell, the entire royal party now
visiting Germany.
POPULATION OF ONO Full returns
have been received from the entire State.
These show the population Of the STATE to
be 2,343, 993, against 1,9S0,3Z9 in 1880
"a gain in ten ears Of 363, 6G4, or about
Il per cent.
re- Alex II. Stephens, of Georgia,
weighs only ninety-two pounds. lie is Il
Little Giant certain.
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Every Family Wants q
ewing Machine.
[Donhle Threaded
SEND IN YOUR ORDERS

SEND IN YOUR ORDERS
Prices No. 1, S25; No. .,
$50, No. 8, $50. LLanWfac-
turing Mrchjaes, s35 to $40.
FdmHy .Sewiag NachiRes-.
Manufactured and sold at wholesale and retail,
at pricet within the reach Of overy family, and
adapted to all kinds Of coarse and fine work.
Agencies wanted in all counties throughout ,ss
Northwestern States, by
CHICAGO SEWING MACHINE co.
Family .Sewing Machiae8-
Which have the highest testimonials and GER
dictates in the favor from families and tia pub
lie press. They will ran backward or forward,
making a smooth and elastic stitch on al kinds
of brio, by
CHICAGO SEWING MACHINE co.
Fanst3y .Sc,giag -NachincS- .
Our machines run with a rubber friction uLeei,
doing away with the stretching and annoyance
of belt or band deseratum which hs7 long
been souSht for Our achiuosdhave a straight
ne edle and guard to prevent breaking, Inns
requiring not more than one needle il six months
common use. Made by
CHICAGO SEWING MACHINE co.
IOVtHH ctDtHV IA GtHtNeS-
So simple in their construction that child of
twelve years eau work them With ease. We
warrant the seem secure though every thid
stitch be cut; they make 96 stitches per il CHI
stronger and handsomer than any sewing done
by hand. Sold by
CHICAGO SEWING MACHINE co.
Family Sewiaq Muchincs-
That will Hem, Stitch, Fell, Gather. Embroi
Z L =.
machine ; embodying all the improvements Of
the age 1T prices varying from 25S to 800
each, made and sold by
CHICAGO SEWING MACHINE co
FdnHy .ScWiRq NacLiReS- ...
Our machines arv used throughout the coun-
~, giving satisfaction 10 all who use them, and
are, undoubtedly, the most economical, hest
made and cheapest in use person thorough
y acquainted with the operation and constitute
ton of all kinds Of sewing machines will ALWAYS
be in atlencendancc, aud ready TO serve all whI
| may wish for Information il regard to cur MA.
chimes, at
CHICAGO SEWING MACHINE co.
FoDlilg Scring Nachincs-
We will furnish circulars with full and expli-
cit directions for usiEg, also explaining their
mechanical const ucton and giving the most
SATISFACTORY tEiutECe OF iHClf superiority IN ma
ny respects, over all other family machines
PATENT UNIV FRSAL HEM
AlER! -!
We have the Universal uemmcrs adapted to
all kinds Of Machines Price Five Doll1rs they
will be sent by nail to amy one on accept OF the
above.
Notice Ter AGemgS!- IL after u ib
eroL iiscon3t to parties wishing an Agc,,cy or
right Of safe OF our Machines. With a small in
yystmont of capital profitable business can he
readily established All sales TO agents, wi
discount must be invariably for cash
N.B.-0ur machines all stand OIL table, and
worked by a treadle.
uz.5 On remittance Of - dollars we will send
to L machine, per return OF eXplc.r. Address
G.. A. COOK,
Agcnt ,St~ing 4Nachine Co.
Office ~ Lake street, up stairs, Chicago
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ToBACco UNDER The BAy Of TuE
CHrhcH.-Ihe Ohio Conference Of tie
Methodist Episcopa. Church, has issued its
aua'hema against tobacco, the following
preamble and resolutions, which we're
adopted At its ale meeting at Galiipolis {:
WHGNEAs, The use Of tobacco j. a great
evil, and leads to other evils; therefore,
Resoiyed, ~ tie OHIO Conference, That
after the present session, We viii not re-
ceiyed any person into fuii connection y 40
persists in the use OF tobacco"
The Cincinnati CommsrciH finds fault
with this action Of the church, for the Tea-
son that It does not 60 far enough. 1t
suggests that the Conference should add
TO ITS list Of mathematical commodities.
tea, coffee and hard boiled eggs.
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THE PILOT

Agents for the Plot.-RoUSDs l. LAxGDoy
/. IS, Randolph Street, Chicago, are authorize
A gents for the Plot.
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National Billiard Saloon.
InHN ? DIX Prnnrie+n,.

A NEW Billiard Table, with Phelan's improv-
a ed cushions has lately been added to this
establishment. / also have on hand a choice lot
Of Braudies and wines, especially for medicinal
purposes, which / will sell by the bottle only
Ny stock Of Cigars, Liquors, etc, is the best in
this county. Lemons hy the dozen at 81 cts
Mautowoc, July, 1899.
rI-tf Join p DIN
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e Wheat, Rye, Oats, Potatoes, But
ter, Eggs, Ashes, Black Salts and Cash
taken IN exchange for goods, at the corner
store. BARNES. BRO. & co
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LEr TIE SKErucAL READ rUIs.-From
] W. Wentworth, Chicago, Ill.,;
Gentlemen Having some time since
bought one Of your Family Sewing Ma
chimes, feel it pleasure as well as a du-
~ to offer you my humble testimony as
to its worth, giving you the liberty to
make such use cf it as may seem best to
you
The Machines you are Offering to the
public are indeed worthy Of general pat,
ronage, and it is wonder they have not
become more generally known throughout
the country. To all those wishing rel>
able and useful machine, can confidently
recommend them, and wishing YOU that
fall success in their sale which their merits
so fully and pre- cminenty entitle them to,
| am
Very respectfully, your obedient ser
want, j. W. WENINOk II.
To Chicago Sewing Machine Co., l2i
Lake Street. l7-2w
OGEGoN SENAToR-.-Iue people Of Or
egon have given JOE LASE his walking
papers. The last overland arrival brings
he intelligence that the Senatorial election
has taken place, and that J. W. NEsHlTH,
(DouoLAs Democrar) was elected for the
long term, and Col. +. y. BAKER (Repub-
Iicau1 for the short term
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TT \ negresN speakiugof her children
Of one who as lighter coiorel than tic
rest. " Essber could bare ia. ar brat,
kase he show dirt 50 easy.
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Announcement.

| hereby announce myself to the Demo
cracy of the 2nd Assembly District as a
candidate for re election to the Assembly
at the forthcoming election.
HENRY MULUOLLAND.
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List o. letters


Remaining at the Post Office at Mantowoc
for garter ending Sept. 80, 1860.
Anderlon James Never George
BehrenS Claus Heinrich Micanesh George
Ba'ly Charles Narshal + 4
Patrick ii d NJ rtin Lucy
Brown L Marcauo Mrs Mary
Branigan Mrs ? Morse Charles
Bon Mrs Z Morresy Johanna
Creunv JOS Mudck SP
Caldwell Margaret Norriss JOSEF hine
Castor guay Pau! O'Conor John
Drum T Ouaut Fr;d
Dow l. Ranch Anton
Dawson NrsE Rohlock II
Dur2in l. Il Jberts II
fgEert \ Robinson John 4
FuchEer Carl Rice Sweet
Fetzer Roundy Lydia
Frer ch II " Rannie Mary
Frarters' one RargeJ
Fulner If Vim Suelflow G.
Fulmer Joseph Schmidt Heinz
Gerueyock Aug Small Mary L
Gerstar + Sqlinnlls + 5
Emerson Lyman Sherwood VIM
Elsie I Smith L
Eielston y Sume /.
Greeumau las Scinu j
Gordon ,auss Tempel r
i!eia,ich Nicholas Tenny Ii II / D Z
Jaru,y joseph Thomson james
kempcr Henry Teche John
Ike FIR lrcmos Thomson j
Knus Mrs O Ten Eyck Z F
10 itch ii Westphai Christ
kyray Mrs : Wiedelhoe!t Ii
klppe Ii iur WickeTtJ
kobiihc Anthony " est John
koufoqlJ Whancy Gncy
Leyro Casper Queenyille j.
Lntz Yo~t Nick
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TUE LIVERY BUSINESS, Of the late fir, Of
4 "LoTEt hcCALLtsrEG, viii in h!,ur. be
G, at The Old stand by the undersigned
thankful for past patronage, my efforts in flfyrn
"'H De with direct reference 10 deserving con,
''''.,7hce Of the same. Z. i. GLOVER
AanjtowGc. July 18th, 1852
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