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The Bangor Banks.

BANGOR, Dec. 81 1t is understood here
that certain interested parties are determined
TO bring the Bangor banks into disrepute for
purposes of speculation. The banks here were
never on better footing than at present, and
there are no grounds for fears that the bills
are not good. They are all abundanty able
and ready to redeem their circulation, except
the Norombega, which is in the hands OF the
receivers. The trouble with the Norombega
Bank was caused entirely by transactions OF
lie cashier, unknown to the president and
directors, but the assets of the bank are SAID
I'd le sufficient to redeem the bills.
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A Fl. WARDS COLUMN
CHRISTMAS
ASo9- 1850.
AND NEW YEARS!
Visit A. H. Wards bookstore
No. 3 AMERICAN HOUSE BLOCK.

The advertiser wishes to inform the citizens of worees-
ter that he Ss been making preparations for
SURVIVING
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Sale of EXPRESS Property.

New YORK, Dec. 31.-Thc property belong
ing to the American Express Company was
sold this day by Simeon Draper, auctioneer,
for 100000, and purchased by Aaron Free
man, of Schenectady, flor Henry Wells,) John
Butterfeld, w. G. Fargo, Johnston Livingston,
Alex Holland, and their associates, organized
as the New American Express Company, who
will continue the express business over the
lines heretofore occupied by the old company,
commencing Jan. 2, 1860
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-02

M ORCESTER & NASHUA RAIL
w ROAD CONIPANYS BONDS. - To meet the
Bonds of this Company, falling due in May next new
Bonds are now offered in exchange for old be sold
for cash. at par, in sums of five hundred thousand
dollars each with interest attached PAYABLE
seml-annualy, at the rate of six per per annum
Holders of the old bonds who DESTROYS converting
them into money do so by presenting at the Of
nee OF the treasurer in Worcester at any time previous
to the first day of May
Worcester Dec l. 1858. dGwlm dS
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Railuav Casualty.

AUGUSTA. GA, Dec. 31-A locomotive on
the Southern Railroad exploded near Marietta,
on Tuesday, killing Thos. Cobb the conductor,
and one fireman. The engineer, VIM. Floyd,
was severely injured, and several other per-
sons more or less hurt
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Fatal Exnlosion.

New YoRK, Jan. l. The boiler connected
with one of the steam pumps on board the
steamship Grenada, exploded yesterday, with
a terrific crash. The boiler was forced twenty
feet upwards, and fell among group of work
men, causing the instant death Of Luke Elan.
nigan, severely wounding Joseph Green, and
slightly injuring eight others.
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Later from San Francisco and the Sandwich
Islands.

Later from San Francisco and the Sandwich
Islands.
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-, Dec. 31-By the
overland mail, later news is received from
California.
On the morning of Dec 5th, just before TAX
ing his departure for the Atlantic states, Judge
Hoffman, OF the U. S. District Court filed an
opinion confirming what is known as the Sher-
reback claim TO "a 900 square feet of land on
Rlncon Hill and contagious thereto, being
some of the most valuable property in San
Francisco. This unexpected confirmation pro-
duced intense excitement. The property COW
cred is now worth 81, 100000, and its prospect
i've value immense. Some of the most ele-
giant private residences in the city are erected
upon it.
The coroners inquest on the body of E. G.
Page dow, Jr.) resulted in verdict Of death
by intemperance.
The report has obtained credit that Senator
Broderick left will behind, which will be
forthcoming whenever the administrators on
his estate are appointed.
silver mine has been discovered in Santa
Cruz, one ore yielding So to the ton
A suit has been commenced in the United
States District Court for the West District of
Utah, now in session at Carson Valley. to de.
termine the conflicting interests of several
claimants to an original silver mine known as
ComstocK Lead. lhe plaintiffs swear that al
ready 100000 worth of the ore have been ia
ken from the mine, and that those now work
ing it are daily taking $4,000 worth
The King Of Sandwich Islands private
secretary, MIR Nelson, who was recently dan
gerously wounded by His Majesty in a fever
OF Jealousy, was in a very precarons condi-
ton, and the King had gone to Lahana to
watch the symptoms of his victim, being very
solicitous for his recovery
recent assessment shows that the total
valuation of all the real estate and personal
properly in the Hawaiian kingdom, is over
$7,0OO,000 The total amount of taxes levied
for general purposes was s70,O15 For the
schools, S33. 1868, and for the roads, $50, 247.
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BALTIMORE, Jan. 1st.-The weather has
been intensely cold all day, the Thermometer
indicating but 10 deg. above zero. The har
Dor is filled with ice. There is also consider.
able ice in Portland and the southern mail
boat failed to connect at Washington this
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HOLIDAY GIFTS /!

and has now exhibition the largest and r;cbest r,t
OF that class of Goods before offered nv any ON,
house in the city To commence with. we here mention
few of the more
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"A the Peoples Mutual FIRE Insurance Company will
be held at the office of said Company in Worcester on
MONDAY, the 9Th day of January, A. d. 1860, at y
O'Clock for the choice of officers for the year eIs
ing alterations of BY Laws any'oher business which
may properly come before said meeting
AUG n. CURRIER, Secretary.
Worcester, Dec. oath. 1852 dta9 d26
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W SoCIETY.-The Annual Meeting of the Worces-
ter County horticultural Society for the choice officers
for the ensuing year. and for the of such other
business as may properly come before the meeting, will
be held at horticultural Hail. Front street in Worces
ter on WEDNESDAY, the fourth day Of january next
al eleven o'clock in the forenoon
j. HENRY HILL, Secretary
December 90 1856 DOW - d5i
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Nutites.
No. lts.

No. les.
A N Ordinance for the establishment and
-. = = government Of the FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY of
Be it ordained by the Mayor Aldermen, and Common
Conneli Of the City Of Worcester, in City Council as
Section l. The City of Worcester hereby accent tba
DONATIONS OF Dr. john Green and of the Worcester Ly
eeum and Library Association. and establish the Free
Public Library of the city OF Worcester.
Section There shall be chosen by the City Council
IN convention by ballot IL the month OF December A.
ID. 1853 twelve citizens of Worcester who shall
tute board Of Directors OF said Library shall
hold their offices for the following terms lively
and until Others chosen in their places to wit two
for the term OF one year from the first day january A.
D. SoV TWO lot inc term Of two years from the first day
OF January A. D. 1860; for the term of three wears
from the first day of January A. D. 1850 two for the
term of four years from the first dav Of January A D.
1860; for the of years from the first dav Of
January, A. ID. 1850; and two for the Of six years
from the first day of January, A. D. 1850.
Section 3. There shall be chosen in the same manner
in the month Of December, A. d. 1860, and annually
thereafter two Directors to fill the urrng
the first day of January then next ensuing which d
rectos shall hold their office for the term of six
said board occasioned by DEATH resignation removal
from the city, or otherwise shall be filled in like manner
as they may arise for the unexpred term thereof.
Section DIR. John Green. the principal founder Of
this Library is hereby constituted an honorary life d
lhereo with the same powers as the directors to
Section D. All monies now hereafter appropriated
for said Library shall be expended under the direction
sd Doarq OF Directors iii the purchase of such
they may select and in meeting all the necessary expe
dltures orthe establishment support and best efficiency
Section6 The said Board of Directors shall have fun
power to appoint Librarian and all subordinate officers
that they may deem eNpeden to be paid by the city,
and TO remove the at pleasure
Section The said Directors shall the sole man
HSeent OF the Library, and custody of the books and
shall have full power to any and all needfnl and
suitable regulations concerning said Library and
thereof.
Section s. The said Directors shall annually in the
month of January, lay before the City Council
report of their dongs and Of the condition of the Libra
Passed Dec. %, 1859. DIT dS
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AND WORCESTER

Il RAILROAD COMPANY. DIVIDEND.-A Dvi-
dend of three per has been declared PAYABLE at
the Office of the Treasurer and the second day
of January next to stockholders record on the I'D in
slant Transfer Book closed from the instant to Jan
uary 3D. Per order, JOHN H. BALCH Treasurer
providence, *. l., Dec. H. 1859. dtJa7 die
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MHpICTNnS.
THE GREAT VIRGINIA REMEDY,
a M No Y r NJ RI-LI p e, y ES, IN ~ 2 1 IL

THE GREAT VIRGINIA REMEDY,
L AND NO HUMBUG.-PET Frs IN IL /,
ALL SECRET DISEASEs.-Thisg great American
remedy, containing no Msrcurial or Baisamc
properties, excsls everything heretofore offered
the public, in it's curative, restorative and reno
waiting powers aEd the medical world are as,
tonished when told that the above remedy viii
cure the above diseases. and COMPOUNDED when
they have ocular demonstrations OF the facts
Bat the proprietor, who has known OF the rem
edy for twenty odd years, has known of q case
Of twenty years standing to be restored to per-
feet health, and all other cases of shorter dura-
ton to be restored, without a single exception,
AID therefore challenges any case oil GonorrhEa
which the remedy will not cure, provided the
directions are carried OFT with prudence on
the part of the patient; and any one purchasing
haf d dozen bottles, and using accordingly, In Ma
o her case, he guarantees perfect cure; and IN
case of failure, will furnish additional medicine,
free of charge, TO complete the cure, through his
agents; and cure will be effected without incon-
yenienoe TO the patient.
Sold by APPERSON i OUPUY, No. 20l Broad
street. and o. A. STRECKER,M Main street, Drug
:ists, agents for the city OF Richmond
oc l-SHl~
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10, oOl .io- ~ u ltlo If1I VI oe-II olc
(tIOTHlyG CE,nTHgN{,-HIliJ has ~
- r A ID HIS!
S,ylrftI

1t StECIAL NUTICE,
have not disc continued business on account of
the falling of my store. | am now located FIVE
DOORS above my old stand, next door TO G. w.
Purcell q Co.. Brokers' Office and near &c vernon
on Main street, No l26. where would be pleased
to meetmy old customers. and the customers gen.
orally. Those in the habit of giving me their
ders for FALL CLOTHING, will do me favor to
ltuntil can call on them, or leave word at my
store when to call on them, and all orders in my
uae will be promptly attended 20 as heretofore.
have not, and don't intend to, discontinue bust
mesa for any such cause. Call and see ne, at IA
Main street. Iau2S-tsl WIN. IRA SMITH.
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E<INk ENNUkANGE-
MARINE INSURANCE
incorporated 1882
GHE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE INSrE
ANCE COMPANY.
A-Omce No. ISL Main Street, Richmond. "a
Capital and Surplus. SIso,o0,
YBIs COMPANY as the ADVANTAGE OF ttee~ss- ssssz
pfoss' experience in the insurance business, and
having enjoyed the favor CT the public during al
of that period needs spcoial fsoomme ldaticI 80
the citizens of Virginia.
IL elects Fire Insurance in city and COUNTRY, ana
Marine Insurance to ell parts Of the world.
It's cash capital and surplus a. eboye, and III
sbsrs managed prudently, bat literally, and it,
rates are as low thoss OF any other good instta-
ton. DfRrCTORS:
W. L. Cowardin, J. T.. Wsdsvcrth. Patrick Cullen,
Joseph Alien, VIM. Beers, Geo. ". smith,
Uorace L. Kent, Thos. Samson, u. l.. winston,
VIM. Palmer, Chas. w. Purcell, Jno, syorccn.
Alex. H, Parker, Jos. p. Winston, Area. noIlas.
ISIS A. Inloes, y. A. Claibarns,
Apply TO the Preaijcnt or Secretary, in person OF
BY let.er. W. u. COWAkDlN, fresiaent.
WIN. Willis. a.. Seorets-- iss-ts
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TlHE WEDDING RINGS emblsmatlc of u

THE WEDDING RING is emblematic of the
L marriage relation. Gold will wear cut by fric
ton, abrasion, &c; out never rusts--never tar
nishes-ls always bright. Thus, with lite, the Ring
Is without end; so Likewise is the union Ithout
interruption or end, except b. the death Of the
partle2.
The Wedding Ring being plain, shows that the
fair one TO whom IL IS given is, in the estimation of
the glver the most perfect and oveabe of ner sex,
needing aot the foreign aid Of ornament to render
her just the woman for him TO love and cherish all
his days.
for Wedding Rings, Just finished can be found at
81 MAIN STREET. where will be found " atches,
jewery, Silver Ware, Silver plated Ware, Spec
tacles, Sc dc. Watches, Jewelfy and Spectacles
repaIrsd IN the best manner.
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r.Irr, tNaUHANCB. 30

aid DOMINION INSURANCE CONPA.
~ NY-CAPfTAL 100000!
a. fi6Ses-Nc. a Mota styssf, sHdsy ST. ChdTtsS
This Ccmpsqy 70 nST pJspared to Isesiyvs ayph,,
or favorable terms.
DIRECTORS:
Cab. Workman, John H. Gresnor,
John Endcrs, Geo, 8. Palmer,
San,'l Nj. Price, VIM. 8. Triplett,
d. L. Ladd, s. G. Tardy,
Jno. Stewart W alkcf, VIM. Currie,
Luther II. Spman, Jas R. Crenshay,
Peter G. Warwick, John n, Williams
Jas. y. Kent, Mark Downey
Horace p. Edmond, 1Vbmas Jones
James NJ. Talbot, Edwin A Smith,
Griffin b. Davenport, Ro A. Paine
geo. W. Yanccy, Ro r, williams.
los. Brumnel, VIM. p. Rsglana,
Vim. Brent, HENRI c. Cabell,
Ro. II. Maury Geo W. Royst~r.
ISAAC DAVENPORT, In, Pren't.
CHks. 4. WORKMAN. Seo'y. nv l2--sx
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HATS, CAPS AND FURs.
WILLIAM T. MOORE L CO.,

WILLIAf I, MUUhE C CO.,
207 BROAD STREET.
The subscribers respectfully announce that they
are now in receIpl of a large and fine assortme Mt
of HATS and CAPS, To which they call attention.
Visitors to the Fair would find rare selection If
they examit e cur stock before purchasing, as we
will Offer inducements that cannot fail Ia please
We have now received full supply of Ladies
FURS. embracing all the latest sty les, which we
are selling at the lowest possible price. Our stock
Of Servants Hats and Caps cannot be beat, either
in quality price.
DRESS HATS made TO order.
Thankful Tor past tavoIs. they hope for a Goa
tinuanoe of the same. WIN. L. MOORE,
NJ T. IEONA2O'
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,!pND And DAN
$500 Y-..m.x..xg-- fth NDND ND DSN
- sssssssss;sssss VILE tbItS9 an *

- 5LLE ,Il = KT IN T1L 4
COMMODATION TRAINS.-Un and after MON
DAY, Oct LIST, an Express, Freight and Accom-
modetion Train will leave Richmond daily SUD
DAYS excepted. J for LyRchburg and intermediate
points. leaving Richmond AZ ?. Nj. and arriving
IN Lynchburg at 5 A. NJ E, IN time 20 connect WIN
the passenger train going west on the Frsiala sha
Tennessee Railroad. =, .
Returning, leave Lynchhurg at 7& Min
mediately on the ARRIVAL of the tram from IAs
west, and arrive IN Richmond at 6. 10 A VI.
SO CTS G. u. TALCOTT, supt.
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1910 AND 1s6l.-fALL AND WINTER
lOOO CLOTHING, AT SIMPSON Il Mill
LER'S, 1l9 MAIN SFREET.-Cl of every
style and price OveTcoats. Business Coats and
Dress Coa's; French, English and American Cas-
simere PANTS Cashmere, SIX and Velvet Vests
Ties Scarfs, Gloves. Half Hose, Sc; Wooilen
Shirts and Drawers, and everything that gentle
man wears, except hats and Shoes. Call at ll9
ler's, and get supplied SIMPSON & MILLER,
ll9 Main street
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Cor. Broad ard Sd sts. and |

or. NICHOLAS SALOON,
- MAIN STREET, NEXT
DOOR TO THE EXCHANGE BANK. AND oP-
las Saloon is constantly supplied with the choicest
French and American Candies, Fruits, Nuts, &c Z,
which will he sold by Wholesale or retail. Also,
manufaetory of Double Refined Candies. COun-
try merchants are invited to examine the large
and we'll selected stock before purchasiu else
where. ANDREW ANIONl.
Manufacturer of Double Refined Candies,
md La La LIZ, Nr,ta
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Holm GORDON SON,

~ ATH STREET, NEAR THE EXCHANGE HCIKL,
Offer for sale large and full assortment of IRON,
comprising Swede's, American Hammered, Peru
Hammered. English and English Refined, English,
American, Russia and Imitation Russia SHEET
IRON, Hoops, Band and Scroll Iron, Refined Plov
Iron and Plow Plates, Also, Tin plate Of various
s,zes, for timers nd manufacturers; Sheet and
Bolt COPPER, Sheet Zinc, Speter. and the Metals
usually sold in this market. apl-ts
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k'ROk.AiSatSA AL E<auNn.

o. DR.. J. FARis Ii having To-
ss>-s.~ Gated IL Sidney: oilers h's professional
seFIictf 10 the public. he mag he found at all
timed ~ MS brothers. TesICenes, between NJ am
ald Franklin streets. l3-2w'
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q Esxasnssx. TO THE NnRTH-lSOO.

EssA Esx: TO THE NORTH.-IoOu.
ss-x SXA-asrS NORTHERN O + y X L
RAILW Y.-Trains leave Calvert Station
Baltimore, daily, Except Sunday,) at $50 4 NJ
and at $50 p NJ, for Nlagara Falls flare on,y yen
dollars Buffalo, oweso. oswes2, toronto; F nSas
Tor Detroit, Chicago, Cincinnati, st. LOUIS and s.
parts of the West, Northwest and Southwest
Travellers can go TO Detroit, Chicago, MiiSan
kie, O., via Niagara Falls, at the same cost a. "
any other route. 49,
Road, via Harrisburg and Jersey City, with oay
one change of cars. Fare Sc. Take the ~ a. "a
train and go through by daylight, over hIst- e.n'
Roads and through a beautiful country. II! IL
~. Buy tickets only TO Baltimore; S.,
JAS. C. CLARKE, sapt.
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TAILORING. &c.


TALL AND WINTER Ci.OTHING.- The
attention of the citizens of Richmond and the
public generally ia respectfully called TO our idrge
Youths CLOTHING and furnishing GOODS,
all of which were manufactured by US, with a
view Of pleasing the great dlyersites OF taste IN
regard to dress. We Halter ourselves that the
st, lie, 6t and durability of orr garments are an
surpassed by any house In the city, and That our
advantages in manufacturing clothing are shch as
enable us to sell at such reduced prices as can
not re equailed. Having made more eEte nslVe
arrangements this season for the supply of the
great demands for Clothing than ever before, We
hope to receive large support from all in want OF
articles in our branch of business, assuring them
ali that we will do them Justice.
We are also prepared TO make to order any arti-
Gle of Gents Wearing Apparel, at short notice.
NOAH WALKER Il CO.,
(BrGneh of Baltimore House,)
1913, corner Main ana l4th or Pearl SITS.
EL0THiNG. CL0THtNG.-HULLh has got
~ ten III and is instantly receiving tthree ship
ments per week. his FAN and Winter stock of
CLOTH NC. He has selected his whole stock and
mad 1t made up after the latest reported sty les
lie makes it n point 10 have an odd, fire. stylish,
durable, and good fitting stock MIR. GROSHONG.
his former partner. superinends the getting up of
his stock, whose name is a sufficient guarantee of
something pretty as well as good.
CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER. in good style
and at short notice.
The largest and best selected stock of SHIRTS,
DRAW ERS, tt rs, COLLARS, SOCKS, &c kept
IN the city. Shirts made to order.
IRVING HULL, Agent,
CIate of Tupman Hull,)
"a Main. corner l4th street.
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RUNAWAY.

- $50 REWARD Rsnaway from my
GY plantation. in the county OF Ha1tax, near
NClover Depot on the 3ld o. August. neeso
n man named WILLIAM. He - bright com
,pleoted; about 5 feet o or lnohes hlfni
rather stout; has very large feet ara nanus' noes
in his ears He was taken up at heysvllle epout
the middle Of September, but made MS escape -
He was heard to say that he was trying 10 get Y
Williamsburg, where he was raised. ne was SOU
by DR. Garrett, of that place, about sx yeais aso'
think 1t very probable that he is In W1inamsDuIs'
or WORKING aho1t Richmond. Will pay ~ re
ward for his delivery or lodsment IN jail wheTe 4
the county, liberal reward c.pnEN
no 9-d6tcw2tl Glover Depot, Halifax CO, Va.
. sEVENTY.FIvE DOLLARS RE.
q WARD will pay S16W for the a2-
-RfMprehension of my Etf hO GIRL, PEoSf
ZAVwho absconded about three weeks ago she
hair, and is about sixteen years old. her dIess
cannot re described as she has been seen ses erai
ferent dress each time. f. l.. CHINN.
Kichinond, Oct. q. 1869. oc 2S-ts
n $40 kEwARD. -Ranawav. from NJ Z
g WI. Worsham about the LIST Of May last,
AgVShe belonged to Ro. B. Cor bin, Of Caroline
.<s and may be king about his farm. where
she has child, or in this city. where she has bee
hired for several years past She is oil middle size
and DARK brown complexion She wore ear rings,
and wa, quite tidy in her dress. The above re
ward will bs paid upon her delivery TO US, or hef
confinement In jail where we can get her:
Edwin WORKMAN CO.
&C I2-sw2m& no S-d2w
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EEDNta WUh THAN a. co..
e GR0CERS, COMMISSION MERCHAE1

DEALERS IN IRON AND STEEL.
Solicit eous.gnments OF TOBACCO, WHEAT,
CORN, FLOUR, &C., to the sale OF which EDWIN
WORTHA NJ will give his personal attention.
ia Advances made on consignmeG1.
BAGS furnished when required.
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Rirbmunh Qispatfb.
u FnNEsnAY MORNING. NOV. n isee,

= = ,
The Prince In the United states.
The last rfs,mper OF the l. ,ndon Punch con-
,aius the following verses:
Tng MKT pAacs
Yes, dance with him, lady, and b:ight as theS
Heheve us he's worthy those sunshiny smiles,
Wave 'er h.m the faS of Tie stripe ana me
And GLADDEN. the heart of the Queen Oh 'ne i
We thank you for ali that has welcome" "'"'
For the sign Of true love that you bear the Old
Pond san,,.xs of all that his ancestor lost,
,yua s,s.a ~ ,n sIsins that warm, loving hand.
ans na,u o,stn, TOO. the omen. Fate's looking
AMI 70 cni, knows the next tune she viii play,
Bui n loan and his Codsln JOIN hands Tor Inc
Mad sask Ia the parties who get in their way.
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ga TO HOUSEkEEPEas.- BY late ar
b sSrivals. we offer splendid variety of French
NyEH Dinner and Tea Sets; White Granite Ware,
EkAH in sets or sirgIe pieces; Fancy Toilet Ware,
OF new designs; Glass Ware, of every descrlp-
ton; Silver Plated Ware Ivory Handle and Com
mon Knives and Forks; Bronze Iron Hat Stands;
Tea Trays; Britannia Coffee and Tea Crns; o. s.
ter Dshes Tenders; Fire Irons; Coal Holds; Foot
Warmers; Japanned Toilet Ware; Gas Fixtures;
Mirrors; together with magnificent stock OF
rich Fancy Goods, all of which we offer az low az
such goods can be obtained.
L. A. BULKLEY & co. 1877 M ain st.
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CARRIAGES, &c, FOR SALE.
WATCHES. JEwHLRY, 80.

q AN ELEGANT AND THE laryes,
~ assortment of 6 old aud Sill
EN Il verWATChEe and JEW V
skaSxG ELRY ever offered m this -. -
clty, Wholesale and retail, at LEWIS RTMAN'S,
50 Main street.
Gold, Silver aud Steel SPECTACLES, Brazilian
Pebble ASS rs, to SUIT Any sight. TO be had 1t
street. . - -
Watches and Jewelry REPAIRED by skillfn
workmen at a low price by LEW is LYMAN, e
Nam street And the cheapest WATCHES and
JEW ELRYln the State 10 be purchased ct
sc A-Sm LEWIS HYhtAT'S.