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Nnte1Gtdncter cfsrirt 256v sjIrbs tcr rti6lfer unS fh5n >.
zen 2EggtFt le@J,getS) iu t%tat9ercn 9reiitn ium %cfoaf
Hs JIG lt plef III Httn1ono cI,. vt mcrcen iinS, nod il mir,
eTr enrr'rt merben m09en. %dnIi& rslhr nTS r%Snr
@tIltSr 81 81 SIS. Htlig III 80 Cts. ibmrrc I'D bT TiTr'
Palp SS0ue, gu 40 @ia wsrtb 623; Crtro feline oIt nmS
1Rper, gu 90 ets;, Die dn~oerrporio 81 fsiieu; QSeTsfIS ~
&t&osden gu S74 Gno so Cts; &tlncedrn' u, 90 ~ ms M
70 cts auFerH'otnlib biuiB 300 Grf:nEen Sfirts =" mr.
Maefen 1no 1omen, opu Is, % uno 37I Gts, an o1 nj
AlpNe10, NEtr'noS, 3rilb Gin ne, pleaded UNI brotpn S6ir.
tttn97 "ho Sheetn9a, NIB pigle auocre 28aurCn, N % rst
Pig,II9Er ais le, I'M iur Die ndtlte Salon auf;urGumen.
g"" tOh'fNe "no lfbe tisle gS0are IN $40. 81 Nainiir. Sci
SrfsNk StrouG
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-12-15

SE. 0SSap,
yfo' 'ol SronNlfr., 5wiihcn ser 6ten unb item,
aaent fir 6ctrtid's Gbampuancr,
empt'blt Dem bcutIden pubIitum icin friib an.
Nftoinmrnse Eager pcn Gigorren, g8cincn. @bam-
Paaner. Eettnd'n, artrannts Monprln, iiter,ut,
crtEn Gdlmua &C., nImltb
100000 rcutihc Gi9arrcu, ale 8rancs.
$4,000 @cnbas 6upauo,
10000 6enrY GIoy 6aYaua,
$4,000 6rabuccs 6apana,
15,OOC Yriucjpc, CARA,
90 Scrcn N~betnmcine,
20 86rbe 6eirttd'Ihcu Gbamroourr. fir
ipeI6en itb Aaent bin BON s bis IA loI.
lars per Sort,
so OuBsnb 9cbfuben,
50 Din. actranntc Manbeln unS iter,ud.
erten &almus,
ipeI@e Nrtifel tb Su tiui9em Nrcis pFerire.
81. Wup. Not.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-12-15
bag u p3eiae.

0V HH8el9e "Vsa
Zen, ocebrteu QutIltum Der 6tont 8i6no,A
Die rraebcnite Nahriht, oa8 id oeles!ih krsnr.
%mahttAt bin, III %taufen, ,u c~cpultreu uub ~ hrer,
pi9rn. Set portommcnoCn NaIen nenre man M
an brn. 8r. SeIorus, Sruaon:ase nabe b,r Ohm
ooer an mtt ielbif in meiner S8obnuna an Ser
Srpete GSenue na6e Ter 9rcaofraEr.
AFtnnaeoou q. Gtripn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-12-15

0dttcrf uno o.,
WbrlcIole unr gse'oil NEein., 2toupr- unb
Giaarrcn,0 NltGft.
q GarY Stye t. , Sharen Spn IA. sber
Ycari ttcst. 9
Nlcn %unIersn 8rcunocn unD Setdunten bic
%er1ebenr NniciNc, paG mr. Die piceiGbriae 9Eciu-
crnte res 6crrn S6utte (8rant @tcutcrs
Ndrnr) tnufth an uns Netraht bnben uuo Of.
FEriren r@nicltcn unirru Scfauntcn ouf's 6rcunp-
ii5lte. Otcicr neue Sirainjfhr g8cin w,rp &C.
Mig jcocm Scnncr unp Btiul6mcdtr mtnpcn
ccnn eS 1T Der refine Hchcniaft. I'm ctntn
freunpiiheu 3uipru6 tittrt c~rgrtcut
8. q. Sattprf II. o.
81. 9. Srdnflimcu prrIpncn, weIhc cine
trrEltlidr @ctnfar maiden mulIen, tauu nidts
SClirr'e oucmrfcblrn merpeu, mit uus pon ur=
fern bcrru a~rIsbrtcn Ncrs'sn oriitcrl wirp.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-12-15
Sc. u. 50

lel9t lCtnrn Sreunoen uno 8ttanntcn an, bos ey
'orSen mteocr cine 9 enoun9 sou Dem auSae;eihe
net anten SimHlr9er &Gie rrbalten BAT, fcmie
anh beder'S Saao uno oeriAjroene anpers friId,;
NEaarsn, Die tiQi9 gu faufen iinO bel
81. y. 81 9erS,
Nronritr-. ,riIh. 8. uub +.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-12-15
Spcttn erhaltcn

cine piitere Srnour9 0Itcn Gr9uot 9ranNp; crtrt alien
8Yc uno Scpth 9BbetCo; Scctd Ntc mo Souono Giaarr.n.
ipeltc &ttltcI mir 1s cat gNtautjrtu.
gstm Ntbart pn pcraj9Ii sen 2ilurr5, 98ciue, Ole uub
5aSana Gi9arren, IN 2Sbpid0c uub GCtO,l, iprcdc maui ypr
bt Wc8ctStr II. 9rittu,
Gambler biCligcr unO imppytirtcr 9Ccirc,
NtqupgS uno Giaorrcn, SO. 1 Gr6an1t
0ct6uot, NcarI Str.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-12-15
Teu,cr.9fUle, &nmim9ittcr,
@ 6aufetu, Sfeuantelu uno

7 . z I .
SD bare cine rctdbaltt0c GuSwoM Erucrrcle, 'Ramit-
glitter, Sdaufcln, QfcnNobc'n uro QctcrS an loanS, wClhC
ID btatS ium Srrtluf oTuirc; former: iicbcu pcridjcocuC
Sortcn 8eblensGimCr, NitcnIh ruf,tn, 8obtcnitanicIr
tbons &tltclic FUR S5bagftln mo ppfrS. Shicbblchc, met
itnafnc unb cltrne @cf,G gum G5itcn. Tcutrs 9Galtc1 rrr
Eeuerptonen; SetfCnittine iun 9Iufitbtn Won Scncrrricn,
pottl- une &trtCn0lCtcn !, Ill neutrality-suspicious. Spne.
SoumciltCr. 60uSscliber umc ouctre Ncrirnen, wclhc
tincn pbcr mebrcre Ger rbiAen Nrtitel III nufcu ~ipanftcn,
lae' ib frcun blihlt tin. ibtcn 0Cbarf Ypn mir III cntntt.
men, pa id III n9rolihtu @rciisn S~trtouitn mcrbc. "a
ih nrctnr ilmmtlitrn Giltu> unb Mciiirepaarcn, irric
mcine @Irfen icltit %auicrttSs. 10 fam ib SeScrmann az iri.
ncr orIliten Sufriccnbcit ~teNienen.
Q. >. Genuou,
gIeden- unb @rItniwaercn, Tutyif fupjc Seurrreft .
uno GoRltraitCr. Mauufacrrra.
No. 225, WFdtnitraBr, ifpiIttn S. uuo D. ,'3BcltI'itc,
mpuN, ga.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-12-15

Oeutide
ye itaurattCn uno Safe Salon
om 6uBe res .,9trurn Norftre."
Iinnr'ttdnrter eriaubt I'D Se %ufmert1amfeit bS btrits ell
.otutlfeu pubitFums im IG9emeinen, iopie itiner @onner
I'm Seicnberen, auf Itirc
Neue, osrtciTtrte Mcitduration
anfmcrflam iu ra fru. nj nCN Ypu f,in,nt 9eIuber unkc.
tr'eftt p%Crlaftn WorOer ii. Ntbsn cintr outrn Safe RaTt
III lteto Elm pUritlthsr 28ctu bel Sts5 coer SltIbs, Ip,pte
Gil0rren. EIlerbttr uno oMe Scrtcu 0ilualr, III ha Sen.
Snneue unN aufmelfiNme 9,oieuuu9 wro ;a0eithert.
~ Ncl,ence uno SodrSerS inocH einen 9utsn Gid,
fFsunettas 3inIH:r unb rtinlite 9etttn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-12-15

Weis- und Lager-B Bier rauerei.
Die unter3ci&ncten finn irpt in ceu 5tont
lrt'et' ne oerren 2Sirtbr nm has ae brte QubT
FUN nit sNeis- unc Vaarrtier cinrer 6obrifotin,.
~ ben %ttlliAltrn prclitn teeienrn an FElneu,
Srcrse per Sap Deer Tubeno tittru mir kei
6rn. Sttinlsln al ,uacbcn.
=. Siber H.. Gsmb
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-12-15
Au fern! Quatrn!
Son beIte an gu ieber 3cit friThc guifcrnTupps bst
Sphn So orrhoufep M,4
Nirtbitafts. uete1nobme

0irtbitafts lletel uabme
Wleinen 6reunfen uno Rem ece6rten Nutlifnm
Die An'etae, rns t@ pte iei6er You 6rn. Qei n.
8 an q an Srpoeirafe 'miIteu rer l. unc Q.
n%ttrncmmsn 6ats Snoem id 'um @eIuhe Der,
ielbet Ireuncii6h %einl1ee, peripre6e ids ourtb
quite @'tranfe unp auImerfiame Sseicnuns mir
oaS NSobimCQen msiucr ~0eebrttr Giife ,u err.
rnSrhH 8epr0e Sernrt
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Ntne gEcinRmtrl

11eiuen Trrunbct unt FEM wctatebencin Nubtifum bic
e%rqcbcuic &nSctNC, bNe ih ucbcu mtjucm YBtoleldle 9Scin-
uno Vtaucr @ct6ft cine 0euitubc r5frct botc, in Der id
mttnt 9ectrt"n Jtinrcn nit G8ctncn ietcr @rt unb tctcr
Nualitlt bel Staitc unb 9laS, ionic nit i%rnitiacn Grfrir
ftunstu btoiCstn pcroc. Sncpb Viprs,
SIR. 1874 9SrpaS. SiroGc
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-12-15
&~jcidbdffe=2 q u3ctort,.

Tenn a~erbrten Nublitum %erIauteu mir uns
biermit Nc rr9etcnle @n;ctar ,u MAIDEN, cof mir
%unlircn Sin tore nab unfsrtm reueu UNI oe.
~rdumi9cn 6oulr Ne. 1873 9rcapIraBs ,nilb,n
Der 5. unp g.. pcrIc0t botcn.
Sur cas uns trebrr 9sidentte 3utra uen ttltsns
%oantcnr, %eriauten mir uuS, oub fetRs7 I'm pae-
lelbc su bitten.
Nir iutrcn tsldnrie 'in r,i6tnltiace Qaaer
aIler Srrtsn Seien, BM6.oaarrn uub auer an
prrsn in uniCr @tio it lttascncc @rtifcl, t,
mir, IA mir nur fir Soar %toufeu, gut BEN silta,
ten Nrcilcn ~ScrfoufGn tGnnen.
0ne Gcden rcr 66uacr. frtrtc Teea-atureu
ltper Art merNsn ihntu, 9ut md e.a5 Z s~cforat.
9pi3b II -. "rp.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-12-15
Singers
uib-MaIdiara.

" ="
Sstee &rttn bteftr Mad { rino febr in HatFroot fiji
ben sFan'tl'tn- ana 5attfasbrauh. Tie prsile eerltlGir I'm
e%erahae)et!,. rtr. Won SlS5 uab $3.50 auf $50 nrb sIoo"
Stnacr'e SO. 3 Stanoarb e<rttie. Woi6inr.-
6Gr SNalcns6aSriiant;R unt ltprre Ysb.rarbtit pr,is
eomplet., sI2J. S"S
0crner, NM unltre Cite o~oGfiuhie IN MAIDEN. ei,. r,,.
afa!htnt, baTVti@ttIlt iU Nabritatjont ;pcdc ereianet. Bic orl
taIlhloe une lNarl arrcit5t uub itne Dit ron IrSSit oH y
t9hgtn tann. 9rttS ~b.yclttn, nt6l etftrntnr G5SH.a mn NJ
ShthtdNs' $llO: mslttS biliatr in, as ilr irStnp rim,
@alStat ecn 9lrihtr GaUtc euaSt mirb. '' "S''' '"'
que S.u9rlhEn @a'hinsn MAIDEN BEN f. a. t,,rrIrfeS
StlN nit ipt 63Ntn, m,lhe5 Der brfannt bette St,S IN
JGetrm'9nn, or otc beitc ttuntniR uScr y ib11ISinrn9 y,
@~a9emtintn, lsr ttrCn Gr6fc, arbeitsfibiafcit Wrsis ~, ~
]trhalten MIL, l&rttbe fir elm GrcmpGar pCn 3, NJ sinatr
uno 9o'S @laicItr," cine lt5n ilulrirts 3tihmo, NJ. Inn; Nm
gratis iu9cfanrt mcrhrn mirO. N""S' . 'Vm
N9OeIm. 3rirn, 9ammmcaensarn unb @eiee
UNI que gum eEerlNcN elmer Ndhmaltiae nptbpenbiacn Sc
%9enitdNoe ltnn eri ItntrrIcitnetn III 0reRer liISnSSff ~ ,n ~
SSnf ~ et,dtttSr 9altinilt mire unitren arnOtn btin
4HT,tasn u. DE- @atf'as4 gu. 9crfulu ltebrn.
Va Stn4er une Cos @,fh6ft Yuu tittilen ,55,Ssu %.
iAert UNI ii better @tIbdftstpeit betrieten nirS, is SOtsn
mn @f% Eet, ME Ntts tets fra5cr Der Jan mar, r,tt ,ahI"
y. &rNtt, G9tnt. $40 Wainlfr. @itmo,S n.
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Z. &5patcr.

Shtlecr-, Carriage uno Stubeue Walcr,
@dt Ter Item unc YrcanleuEr.
Der llut.TisiSltt; tm,f.Slt Tt Icjncn R1cuubrn uub REM
ecrbrtcu prbtjf;n bstcR5 CUR au5fdbruu0 aacr Mtalcr- Oh.
bt;tcn, wit 3tnntrsR Ilc1. > biiotr- Wltca IL. {. 10. Der
Itlbe dbcrnjntat audi oaS 31tel itotr Irt Bascr, unb
fibrt cutrpeosr bic a~tebrttt NuftriIe int 6nuit ser rclpe fiji
sen Stitt0er, o6sr in ienem Sb,p an br Gfc Der 7lcn unb
9rcaoiraBc (ruber RtbttrIbt 8rauCrci) aus.
Gan; srlebcnif t. Scncr.
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0rnra GbrrHbrra,

6atrifdnt rpu Spjeael- uuo B,Ircr- 8abmen,
$40. II Governor Strafe.
lem tcutlfcn Yutlifum be e~rNcbrnfe @nciec, ea6 ib
an nbtaem 9laSc eth 0~plblCiIrn unb @otorobnen. Girib6ft
.rptnet bake, nOiclblt Habwen ieber 9uaIjtd mn Gjr6Ec III
ben b%iltaiteu grti(cr unb in Ser orhFten 9tu5wab( III blben
ltre. &cpa, otlrtn rcreeu 9lsihfaas bili9lt a~aSOcfubrt.
lnt 0cf6Giae Muftr6oe bite OI. Gbrcubera.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-12-15
Sefen! Sefcn!

Sefen! Sefen!
Ss"t oeuti6sn pmtlifum Die Nu,eta:, ooB i'd
Snetnsn Store ntu riuarrihtct unp cine trpru,
tfnot @usmdbt pcn Oefen itoer Qrt ocrrGtbio
babe. SD glau6e i'm Stante III lcjn, 3%rrermann
NIT Gem @fmunihttn teriencn N t6nren. Sn.
penn i'd fir %friOrrrn 3uipru@ oant, 6pFs id auf
stTe 6OrtltburB pcNttten. &. 6effteB,
Nr. >" Wainfreet.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-12-15
Spite m,1S MGbcu!
Hats s. Cans!

Stetncr Trsunbcn unS ScforriCn, Icrie Rem octbrtln
YubltEum %lbcrbaupt BITE e9eb,ue Inptsc, Dap ib meincn
Neucm hnt. uup WlUBtu- Storr,
30. 155 @rra iraF,, Spilhcu Scr 6ten unS 7tcn,
nut etatr 9reBtu MuSrpaht Der rcufCuuno mpNcrulftu gSaos
rn fur Den 98intcrSeoaf Yryltbsu ba6e. 3u9' ct6 oebc th
iiueinll q ebrten Nunecn bic @eritteruRa, Dap i1 bei suttr
aShArt nuy Die b~iliaten VreiTt terebne.
I'm 9ltiSen 9upru6 6het ~ergc6tdl
Son r0b S0uer.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-12-15

N&
Wfeinen N%rrunoen nnO Serannttm. ipmic Dem
lrlammten 4gb.tfum pie cy9e3eue Nn;eias. poG
lib an Der Gds DER g.. Ii. Sroarlrfet cinrn
a9erbters Q ulcpn
rrotnet b@be uno Inre bicrmit aue meine Qanes.
lents freuncit6it gum 8eiu6 rsrIelb,n Elm.
n. u. MYcrS,
@tS Ter 8. unp @ruacfr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-12-15

Dawn Q. @orpIc,
9te StrdBe, .pi66en 8rcaus nnp @roce.
~JtbmouN, 8a.
Srottiider Gas II. steam. gipe Sitter.
OrrieItc 1T in Den Stanb aeIeet, ale in Sisfes
@ri6dit siHihlaacnne Nrteitrn chen 10 fhme0 nnS
biliaer berluittlen, ais irgsnO Elm anperrs ner,
nrti9.S OelbGit,
8sferruaen.
q. G@or. 9. 81. gfeftrko,u
q. 6aftl. StetEins II. lArrr1
9ureeu. gapO u. So. @9a5. 6. Gartt.
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81. s.. Srlor,,c

"a. u. AErEnTNlc
Iaert ltct7 ctn erHEe1 Wager ece tciltu 0aoerbfers urh
Yort[re fGim SAP, m.Ihcs IT 'ciren acebrten RrnS,n IN n
6aua Ijsfrt. ''"T I"' INC
mertlaM, baB U WV" H"i'
ydNcrtier, Nlr uub porter
fr SSrttldofttn uub gum 9dniiris %nae6raucb ouf qf,5+.,
etita:n nihrt, biz tr III iroer b~rlictlaen Sunntit3t oSn Wv, -:
tEre YreteCrhpbUuQ trS @luS dFlirtrt. " "''
SflteluT@cr, in mejHm Sfcr: IT. Sirasc ,pjT6,n err.s
3u9ItJ& cmpfiift >tritlbc icjncn '''"9"'
t~dScrtier Salon,
an er 5tc1 SraRI, Sru Sblat'r aceenabtr o,r,o,r s.a.
IA Na1 9,ehrtt YuFIiFam r0i;Ibit itcts auits fgi 5SssE g
HHS bic better S'qr9rS Un0 Gi9arrcu fn6rn wirS,,
VI. 6. D tlarue
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Sef0uutnocbna,ncu.
Nrue tcu1nri5br 6cr:uae
pfbfn crbIit;n uup t;uj. ;am gerFanf tet
8. u. Streder, Plat.

Srarrsra! WpdrprrS!
2urh utbSruabmr crS az mctn Gctal an.
lr'niencea 9erGmmigsu g8cbn6auirs bin 10 in
0en Stano gel st, elmer mcitsrcu @n,o6l Soar,
0ere brqu"mc 3immer einri6ten gu fGnncn.
ptrrauf 9fslettirenre tittr ids Ilstalp bel mir
Sorjulpre6en. s. 8nrrbauisn, Nst.
(2m Nemen Mnrft.l
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-13
Singular Natural Phenomenon In Michigan.

FROM inc Cm5asO tribune, NOV. b.
From an eye witness, Gen r. X. Swift, of
this city, who has just returned from a visit
to the shore Of this lake nearly opposite our
city, we have an interesting description of nat
ural features and phenomena Of the region he
visited, which are well worth noting down,
.nd the section in question seems to be one
that invites research.
The locality is about twelve miles north of
St. Joseph or a mile north of the mouth of
Rogers Greek, in Van Buren, county. Gen
Swift was accompanied by Albert Swift and
e 5. z. Andrews, formerly Of this city. The
party were strolling along the shore on tie
2lst OF October. The country there is finely
and heavily wooded, the shore in places mark
cd with singuarly sharp and abrupt sand
ridges. About noon they came to one Of these
latter, OF a halt moon shape, the crescent open.
ing on the lake, and the outline almost a semi
circle, the curve being extremely regular and
of nearly halt mile radius.
his curved ridge, its upper and lower limb
restlrg on the shore in bluffs about thirty feet
above the water, rises as ii recedes from the
lake, until in the miudle it is one hundred and
forty feet high, rising sharply above the thick
forests OF hemlock, pine, and other woods, in.
Iahd, the eastern or convex side being very
step. The west side or cOncave toward the
lake descends regularly, but less steep. Upon
''"Se t'c Crust Is ABOUT Iouf ieet VIDE,
along which the party walked easily, from the
southern limb, gradually ascending, as stated
as they receded from the lake The surface
1i the ridge is generally sand here and there
however, huge tree was seen in vigorous
growth, but buried to its branches, or between
~ and 30 feet in the sand
Some Of the party observed these singular
features OF surface and the half buried trees
and remarked that it must be due 70 some
great CONFUSION Of nature The three gentle
men lad reached the highest part OF the ridge
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and were standing in line looking off over
the f)rest, inland, when suddenly, apparently
from the southeast, heavy rumbing sound
struck their ears, prolonged and repeated.
he day. 1t should be remarked, was moist
but not misty, and not day which one would
look for thunder; nevertheless, to this was the
sound at first attributed.
The sound, however, continued for some
seconds, rumbling slowly along, and termna-
ting in sharp decorating sound Immediately
under their feet, accompanied by trembling
and shaking OF the earth. Immediately a
crack opened, clearly and well defined along
the ridge, gradually widening from a quarter
of an inch to three-quarters, and as seen by
General Swift, some eight rods long. Fearful
of a landslide, they retreated over the concave
front of the ridge. The sound did not return
again. They went back and examined the
crack, which resembed in sharpness a crack in
a pastercd wall
After leaving the ridge they met in the
woods an old Norwegian sailor to whom they
narrated the circumstance. He had not heard
the recent Sound, but said it was nothing un.
usual in that vicinity, the shocks often being
quite violent Formerly two men named
Beck, uncle and nephew, had cabins near the
ridge, which they deserted through fear of
these recurring phenomena, which on one
occasion were so violent as to shake a co,o bell
of the shelf in the elder Becks cabin, when he
Thought it time to leave" He now resides in
Kalamazoo.
That country being wooded heavily, is full
of single weayers, and among some of these,
resident there for sixteen or eighteen years,
the most marvellous tales are current of these
phenomena and their causes OF course,
buried treasure" and murder" figure
largely in their narratives. The squaw of a
French Indian trader is said to have there
murdered her Frcnchman and sunk his treas
ure in the lake at the mouth of Rogers creek
There certainly seems to be an opening for
Sylvanus Cobb to quarry material for a fresh
romance.
Lovers and students OF natural science, how
ever, these phenomena be received, as sup
ported in the prescott instance by unquestion-
ed authority, will find an abundant field for
interesting research in that locality. Is that
temiannular ridge the relic of an extinct vol.
cano whose subterraneous action is still faint.
ly manifest; the twinges benea h the old scar?
And the stories OF small lakes in that vicinity,
one Of which has a freak OF disappearing ut
tcry at times, and another which is reported
to be tathomless, and the features of other
singular sand ridges in that vicinity, would
seem TO constitute it page OF the book of
Nature well worth reading by those to whom
the characters are familiar.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-13
NEW FURNITURE WAREHOUSE.
Substantial and Elegant Furniture,

E. W. VAIL late of the firm of F. @ Partridge Co.,
would inform his friends and the public that he has
the beautiful and spacious Warehouse No Flags Build
ing opposite the Bay State House. Worcester and will
give his attention to the Furniture business in all its
branches, and will keep constantly hand well select
ed stock Of substantial and elegant Furniture bought for
cssn from the best manufactures in the country and will
warrant the same equal in style and finish any sold in
worcester County o. the money Will be refunded. His
assortment Will consist of rich and medium Drawing
Room, Parlor Dining Room, and Chamber Furniture,
Looking Glasses in variety of STYLE and finish will
keep on hand the best Live Feathers pure crled
Horse Hair Mattresses and all other kind of
es; also, desirable assortment of elegant Window
Shades Fixtures &c all OF the approved kinds Of
Spring Beds, and In fact every article usually found In
Furniture establishment Furniture of all descriptions
Upholstered TO order in superior Do fail to
call and examine the stock before buying.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-13
u r ON G HAL LOZENG Els
Manufactured by
CHASE a. CO, BOSTON, MASS.

The manufacturers of these Lozenges have for years
been endeavOrng to possess themselves with suitable
recipe. which would be Invaluable in the alienation and
OF all Bronchial difficulties AMI at length havin
received the assistance of distinguished Boston hysi
clan. come before the public with article which they
warrant second to none now In use.
Those afflicted, feel perfectly in using the
Lozenges for they have been thoroughly tested during
the past year. as they have been freely distributed
among all classes of persons and all unite in pronouncg
them fully equal to any thing OF the kind in the market.
The reputation which CHASE d co. have enjOved for
the past twelve wears in the manufacture Luzengcs
that could be relied upon for strength and purity Will
guarantee of the superior excellence of the Bronchial
Lozenges. And their perfect knowledge of the business
together with their facilities for manufacturing, enable
them to place this specific within the reach of all
They can be found at all the respectable ApOhecarirs
Grocers and Country Stoves at the low price of 10
per Box.
Ministers, Public Speakers Teachers, Singers and
Others will find il tor their advantage to give them fair
trial
GEO. r. sPURR pol Main street. will furnish the
trade of Worcester and vicinity, at Wholesale Retail
IL deoptf
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furniture, Gt.
SECONDHAND FURNITURE

Persons giving up housekeeping and wishing to sell
ther Furniture for Cash, and have it removed without
further trouble will find it to their advantage to call on
diff IA IS9 Main strr.e+
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-13
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lot three insertions: and 20 cents for each sub
sequent insertion. Ten lines or tess, co,s,i..,
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De charged extra rates Contracts by tie year may be
made on liberal terms
sequent insertion . cents i''0 SaSH SUD
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70 make quarterly payments Nc ie4uiIeu
- No grataitoas Advertisements. No report raso
lutons, or proceedings Of corporation socief ~
association and communication designed To call alton
Ton TO any matter Of limited individual Interest cav
be inserted unless paid for an Advertisement
~ The Publishers will not hold themselves respon
sDe for any that may occur beyond the amour
charged for the Advertisement
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-13
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS
Prepared from prescription of
SIR CLARKE NJ. d.
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
Physician Extraordinary to the queen.

This well known Medicine is no imposition, but a sure
and safe remedy for Female Difficulties and Distractions
from any cause whatever; and although powerful rem
edy, it contains nothing hurtful the constitution
To married Ladies it is peculiarly suited 1t will in
short time bring the monthly period with regularity
In OF Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain in the
Back and Limbs, Heaviness, Fatigue slight cxertion
Palptaop of the Heart, Lowness of Spirits Mysteries
Sick Headache Whites, and all the painful diseases oc-
casoned by disordered system, these pills will
cure when all other means have failed
These Piis hare been Eno@n to fail where the d
rectioRs on the Second page Of Pamphlet are ueH Oh
SerUed.
For full particulars get pamphlet free of the sgent
n. B.-Sl and six postage stamps enclosed to any au
thOrized agent, will bottle, containing over
ty pills, by return mail.
Sir James Clarkc's Female Pills
Sir James Clarke's Female Pills
Sir James Clarke's Female Pills
Are a Scientific Preparation,
Are a Scientific Preparation.
Are a Scientific Preparation,
they are safe and never fail
They safe and never fail
They are safe, and never fail
To remove all Distractions
To remove all distractions
And Gu re all Female Comp ANTS
And cure all Female Complaints,
And cure all Female Complaints,
When the directions are NeI.
When the directions are olOMed
When the directions followed
They are blessing and a cure.
They are a blessing and cure.
They are blessing and cure.
And can be seat by mai
And can be sent by mai
And can be sent by mai
For one dollar and SIX postage stamps
For one dollar and six postage stamps.
For one dollar and six postage stamps.
Sold by BUSH Il CO., Worcester.
NJ. =. BURR ~ CO., Boston, General AGENTS
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Iotels alr0 Restaurants.

q DORMAN'S EXCHANGE
go EATING HOUSE,
~ $500 under the Post Onice and Mechanics Bank.
Ladies' entrance through the Post Office Hall. Break
tasts, Dinners ana Suppers at all hours of the
evening Oysters in all styles Game kinds in ils
season IL. h. Il c. X. DORAlAN, propretors.