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Co.. DIR. G. o. sTEARNS.
uIIfYYYp DENTIST,

Formerly VI Worcester and recently Of Boston having
resumed the practice Of his profession in all m branches
would respectfully give notice to his friends and former
patrons IN Worcester and vicinity that he has opened an
Office at XVI
No. 8 GREEN ST., WORCESTER,
Opposite the Providence Railroad Depot, over Ladd's
grocery store.
Without entering into minute particulars he would
merely state that he will pursue the same liberal and
faithful course that secured him generous share Of
public patronage during hts former residence IN worces
ter and he trusts that hs patients and friends and the
public generally, will be fully compensated for short
walk from the centre Of business by moderate charges
pleasant aparmenis and comparatively painless opera
tiOus
NIB DR. srEARNs, a. formerly, destroys The nerve OF
tooth without pain, and removes toothacbc promptly.
as dawlms
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and although powerful they will not nJure In the leas
the most delicate constitution. This preparation war
ranted to cure the above mentioned diseases without
using any eXtera applications With my Indian Vegeta
Die Medicines you rely upon thorough cure by call
OILS dostf
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Sc Main street, Worcester, Mass,

mere they VIII continue, as heretofore, TO consult
VIII the afflicted of either SEX personally or v letter
DRs HILL ~ THOMPSON consider it superduous 10 alnde
10 the universal success which has attended their nrac
tice since he established an office in Worcester
The Drs have arranged their offices that no natieut
comes IN contact with another He has great pleasure in
informing the airer portion of the readers this adver
tsement that he has recently got possession of highly
popular European remedy for female complaints h ia
from the original recipe Of the late distinguished phvs
can, Sir VIM. James Of London The title of This Ivnu-
able remedy is Sir lillian james Uterine Caiholicon
or the Ladies' Secret Friend" II will be found Ger
tam remedy and warranted not to fail IN the immediate
renewal OF stoppages OF the monthly catamenia whites
and falling OF the womb Married ladies' whose health
VIII not admit of an increase of family will find il GER
tam preventive but at the time it is necessary to
caution those thar are eacieate that they mis-
carriage Is sure 70 be tue result 1t is perfectly harmless
IN Other respects This Invaluable Remedy will I've sent
rec any 'N6ese. with advice, on receipt Of S.
ne limit OF tEss advertisement will prevent DR. HILL
from auds TO the advantages patients are placed
under by consulting him. y conclusion he would add
no skill attention or experience W. be wanting on lis
part n treating successfully the obstinate cases OF
syphilis gonorh@a, eleet, mpotcney, sc-a0ase and 9th
or complaints of this formidable class
friendly advice he tenders 10 all strangers as we'll ne
friends, that upon the fst appre aeh Of infection to apply
NJ once TO h!E by adopting this plan the greater DIM
euty IS avoided III eheetine speedy and sure cure
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Zeal estate.
For SAFE The we'll

A>SNCl FOR SALE = The well
E%TTTt5a--s-n known and highly desirable place in
a fIs esIE4@ this city, belonging to the estate Of
k1I-l1zsAtfaJ TH0S. J. DAVIS, late of Holden and
formerly owned and occupied by Hon:
Henry Goulding is for sale. said premises are situated
summer street, the head of School street II
contains 5oO0 feet Of land, large Dwelling House con
venenty arranged for tenemens and in good repa
and Barn nearly new The place is well supplied with
good variety OF flourish ng fruit trees ard IS IN an re-
spccts exceedingly desirable for residence mere Is
mortgage the premises for nearly 5000 which can re-
main long the purchaser desire The property
must be sold enable settlement OF the estate
Those interested referred for terms To Hon ISAAC
DAVIS and CHAS L. KNOWLT0N, Esq, of Worcester,
and to ETHAN DAVIS and the subscriber of Holden.
WIN p PAINE,
Executor to the VIII of T. }. Davis.
Mnrccster- Dec. Il 1850. dim DIS
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RELIEF AND HEALTH

RELIEF AND HEALTi
We have put up ana sold
and CAN SAYIN CONFIDENCE
never been able to say any
HAS IT FAILED, in a SIN {
FECTa CURE, when timely
Observation-Disclosures by
contrary ,allare delightedby
terms of highest conmeuda
and medicinal virtues. We 1
WE DO KNOW" after ten
PLEDGE OUR REPUTATION ?
WHAT WE HERE DECLARE. !,
where the infant is suffering z
relief will be found in fiji ..
ter the Syrup is admins !
This valuable preparation
the most EXPERIENCED Z
in New England, and has Z
ING SUCCESS in THUSANDS \
1t not only relieves the
crates the stomach and 1
and gives tone and energy T;
will almost instantly re :
GRIPPING IN THE BOW Z
and overcome commissions, :
died, end in death. We be !,
REMEDY IN THE WORLD. in !
and ID / a Il X IL GA IN I
arises from teething or from :
say to every mother who :
anY of the foregoing com
PREJU DICES, NOR THE PREF u
between your suffering 4
that will be SURE yes. :
the use of this medicine, if 7
tons for using will accom-
genuine unless the fac-sim
KINS, New York, is on the
only IS cents.
GEO. r, SPUR, POI Main
lsR Sold by Druggists thri
pal Office No. 10 Cedar street
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$4,000 REwARD.

for anything that will surpass Dr. c. A. Iils Papocea
ana indian Medicines for the remedy of Gonorrhma
elects Structures Whites Pains in the Back and IOins
Seminal Weaknesses, Affections of the Kidneys irrta
ton Of the retha Gravel and all the disorders of the
exposure or change in the application business These
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DR.. HILL will continue his usual moderate charges
each one circumstances taken into consderaon@n
enectual cure. P' anu
GB Consultations by letter. &c.
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4 RARE OPPORTUNITY.-Av very de-

n
IA srable and eeibly located genteel Residence with
about Of land for sale Rev A NJ Morrison hav
ing taken up his abode in another state has favored
with instructions TO offer at private sale his beautiful
mansion on Lincoln street. Worcester, Said house is
thoroughly built in the most modern and approved stye,
repletc with every conv nience for comfort and utility
containing spacious entrance hall running the entire
length OF the house, with twelve large rooms with solid
black walnut doors. weighted windows, warmed by
nerior furnace, lighted with gas set marble basins in
the chambers, supplied with warm and cold water
ror bathing and laundry privileges spacious kitchen
with abundance of domestic cOventnccs two soft water
cisterns good well, large cellar floors laid in cement
ana many other advantages not enumerated.
This house is situated in neghbOrhood of the highest
responsibility upon elevated lawn covered with fine
grove of forest trees having extensive frontage
Lincoln street. with paved half circle driveway TO the
front OF the house, with Its and regress uHon the
street. There is also driveway in the of said prem
fully laid with fine garden and fruit choice
trees IN bearing condition Also the of said lot
Is me Darn, supplied with water from neyer-aing
We'll lie above property be sold upon accommodate
ng terms offering great inducements to purchasers For
further particulars, inquire of E. W. VAIL.
DOR SALE-One of the best Farms in
= the County-l5O acres, more or less-under good
cultivation; considerable Fruit; well fenced: Barn 100
feet long. with cellar; nice two story House. with
other buildings in good repair; seven miles from the
dl2 dim 207 Main street.
49, FOR SALE--A neat and comfort
i able Cottage and improved Lot, situated on Ok
tord street, will be sold low for cash if applied for
soon If particularly desired, part of the purchase
ey can remain time For particulars inquire of Ohm
T. TAFT, at the India Rubber Store, PA Main street
MI dtf
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Jnsltrancc.
l f f A S S U r A N c. +
THE STATE MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE COAlPA
NY, WORCESTER. Incorporated in ls45
Capital and Accumulation, Se5O,OOO.
Hon. ISAAC DAVIS, President.
CLARENDON HARRIS Secretary

This very successful Company conducted upon the
CASH principle with rigid economy having accumulated
large cash capital the Directors have been enaDed TO
reduce the rates of premium by dispensing entirely
with deposit notes the premium being the extent of liza
Dlity making il one of the most favorable and reliable
companies in which to effect Insurance.
$1,000 only taken risk. Policies issued on
good lives for California and Foreign Countries at reduced
rates of premium For further Information apply at the
office of the Company, No. gs Main street. Worcester
az dtf y
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TO YOUR INFANTS

IL TO YOUR INFANTS.
this article Tor over 10 wears
d Truth it,what we have
other medicine - NEVER
q GLE INSTANCE, TO Eff
8 used. Never did we know an
= any one who used it, On the
'Sits operations, and speak in
= ton Of its magical effects
Lspeak in this matter "wBAT
years experience, and
2 FOR THE FULFILLMENT OF
= In almost every instance
s-trom pain and exhaus ion,
= teen or twenty minutes al
= tered
sis the prescription of one o
Sand SKILFULL NURSES
sheen used with NEVER FAIL
gOF CASES.
child from pain, but invig-
q bowels, corrects acidity
TO the whole system. it
= INV {
SELS AND WIND collie
(which. ifnot speedily rene
u lieve it the BEST and sUREsT
gall cases of DYSENTERY
y CHlLDREN, whether 1t
. any other cause. We would
>has a child suffering from
,plalnts-Do NOT LET YOUR
4 UDICEs OF OTHERS. stand
Schild and the relief follow
: ABSOLUTELY SURE-to
e Timely used. Full direc-
pany each bottle. None
lie of CURTIS & PER
outside wrapper. Price
street, Wholesale Agent.
'oughout the world. Princi
1 New York. dEwIv nu1
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CIRCUITS PATENT LIGHTNING
~ CONDUCTOR

\
Can be relied upon.
Twenry -four years practical experience and not sin
gle case ofinjury by ghtningi Conductors always APP
piled or superintendent by the manufacturer, and uone
sold for other parties to put up.
lR Orders by mail, or at No II Cornhill, Boston,
will receive as prompt attention possible
WILLIAM A. ORCUTT
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ca be get.

TO BE LET-A pleasant tenement on
a Vernon street Inquire of THOMAS W. FOX, No.
Brinley Hall. diff MO
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Mistcllaneous.

HOSTETTERsS BITTERS-A very
agreeable tonic Bitters, for sale by GEO r. sPURR
20l Main street. diff as
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TO LET.-Three tenements to let,-two
H with barns attached. Apply to
nj diff JOHN HAMMOND.
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Two LEI - A convenient tenement of
4 eight rooms, in Skaters Court Price s25. Inquire
of JAMES r. PIERCE
dl DIFF Cor. of Main and Austin streets
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-09

OTlCE-DR. HOBART NAV be found
at his Residence and Office No Main street OF
fee hours, to 9. both forenoon and afternoon.
iell diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-09

ITO LET--A new Cottage House on Bel
Il mont street. Inquire of GEO. r. SPURR POI Main
street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-09

SPRINGFIELD FIRE AND MARINE
~ INSURANCE COMPANY, Springfield Mass.
CASH CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, $3.50 OOO
EDMUND FREEMAN PRESIDENT
W. CONNER, JR., Secretary
MAssAsOIT INSURANCE COMPANY, Springfield,
Mass
CASH CAPITAL, sl5OOO0
S. S. DAY, President.
J. S. PARISH, Secretary.
The undersigned, having been appointed Agent of the
above named responsible Companies for Worcester and
vicinity is 9FsFed to issue policies property against
loss or damage by fire All claims fairly and promptly
adjusted and paid. JOHN &. KENDALL Agent
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Nov gRADy-snCorD KnIr1cn-
In 20. blns sed 0clA

rs~ cmrlete eSecc snA b~ausfsd cahc- ussform wrs
Ne recent ecrtcas q ~ ocs popuiAs poes o. hnfeFs
km-<ica. - -.
The sruxs and Ballads q 0~o~sp r norfs are - wi
tro~n na lh~y bare fecc<ne kousebod rorfs Amoes
sv.~y ls>r- sna cAss = shsa nssss.E go - - %
b~yord what be~p ~nr w c.hers -
fhs fqusns an ln<r~~apR ~ for tos~s yoe~s ts1s
fr chrax~ fors bfiff Va thfr ercas
eta ~ sr-aty sssesd~S ~ ,hsw rr-s~isnon rs
ur ~ ~ srvuay - r-c~nf reres have
h~~r sSa~s y sRs c<ser&r s.sss so~s cs~piss h>n
anv - hser r~~esfsst
4 gvsterxh. - ussa1 s<sssr fss fyxk
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vArHr ros sats-s rsw rrvo. ~ aeon
HsRr, b0s ppldw, Gss u Osns1 arvsN - ga.
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GRAND NATIONAL MASS ME1rIN0.-rHB SKYE
VI rel sub committees Tor this meeting Requested
sembls sh and ever SUGGESTING eysnns q seven ooloot
By order OF Committee Of ArrHngcn entl
DAVID ROWLAEp
0kO. A. HALSEy o4O.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

HOMESTEAD FIRE IEsuRANCE COspAny w4rx
II ock Buildings, corner Of Nassau Beekmsa s'rsa
September rs 1850 e' s1oo~s
At ,pecia meeting called this day nsld.r he
lion OF the report of the Superintendent OF
~ sdoI ted
whereas compsny has been assaed By The .ald pnbn
cation and QUESTION having been cover any
deficiency he Superintendent have supposed IL
ae capital OF he compsDy and whereas report
~ many OF It's essena statements 10 be incorrect but Ia
that no apprehension may exist the part Of The
this cnsnuany a to their security. be II
Resolved, That the officers Of this be and
hereby directed TO eject from his
outstanding risks whether taken the aeens
for the 5snef Of the insued and notice Of the be
published.
Resolved That this compsny has steadily increased
bunnes since is organization a present
snd has promptly paid legal loss has the prospe
OF cont naed favor and that the
ing. = =
By ORDER d the Board Of Directors
PHIo HURD, President
JAMES II. DUNHAM. General Agss.
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1vHK MONsTER UNION MEETING
Grand Union melting to be b. Cooper InsA.
ute Monday, September IL ~ eight lock. All derocra
Tic and Union clubs invited 70 operate 10 this great 10
moustrHon. The ocsn Of clubs viii please oDmmun
with the COMMITTEES Of Arrangements who will be
In Lsfarge Hotel every evening this week.
for ke various deleg atoms from abroad
tons addressed 70 the Secretaries he above
By 0'dsrof g Ss So \. Mxias.r. }sssrs..1s.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO BOTH sExEs, xARRmD
III singleMedscsi Adviser and Marriage dude -
cdisinu, spg pages about 10 ersr.vinxs Free o. Bye
Lamont Pss and london Physsesas Anc eur scnn No -
souslv o, ~ iesssr snd espres psf. ~ aas Thvv
day evenings from " snsdsvs escept~d rhoss snsssA
vth tebity local and rercrsl whs de~r~
hnov ledge " ns lsies physiological res~srchss ssd r~
a. II fully ancsh~r class of Ss~sses and
BE- 10 the hsnsscf es.rv persia - mp.rs knovi~dgs -
have vain. Mailed free BIZ III U. fAWRKNCE Ne.
Nescy srcet Agov Houss
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-05-10
A G. RIG u IT r q L..
Nesz----q
sessss sa~,s
.tn,vnT ,n
~ISTTANYBODY'S PICTURE?

Is Ill AN fDODl ~
There's a ncighbor S., He's
content with farm, and believes
that draining is too costly to be
practicod, and sheds will not pay
as protection to stock. He leaves
n dilapidated fenccin front of his
dwelling, backed By a row Of
scraggy peach trees, His wood
yard is the space in front of the
house, consisting Of an unsightIy
pile Of green logs, to be cut up as
occasion requires. Ills barn the
roof dccaycd and ragged, with
the boardshcr and there missing
from the sides an open yard,
where all winter herd Of lowing
cattle may be seen, pinchcd with
cold, and trampling his fodder
rndcr thoir rnot His farmIng
;mnlomonfs orc few and sjmDlc.
Go into the road, and there by
tho fonco whore thcv arc careful.
" nlacad when not in usc--you
viii con thcm An old WAGON,
with an Older box, stand there
roody ~ dram :, riac-. Inv its
ovr woigNf y aforementioned
1roo ro,ls c,nGoinoIv AGAINST n.
wh;jo r,Io v,ys If J., tlo oIow.
which hy fine wear and tear il
h,s hoon srL;oc,ol +, r,iort Lo
,,ororrcd ~ onv oon since \jcihu.
so,nh NcioLbor s. believes
ooo nlow wiII onewor t,r all pu.
,,oso, ood al coils and thinEs
now ~;rvon,;ons ia ihi4 rurhnu-
h,o. / tho ~nrioa he woke, =
mir Of poor starved oxen, chat
have Ioiu ont to ry,rzo in the
o,cn ward la.t winter. bitches
+hon, T., HE ,,ov, and ,r,n,oJ. to
sn,inr nIov.inr uo n.uol,v n..a
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THE HOWE
SEWING MACHINE.
ORIGINAL INVENTOR W.
AND PATENTEE.

ESTABLISHED 1916, &MOWE, I'm
ORIGINAL INVENTOR WI
AND PATRNTEE.
These machines are strictly 1rstcluss. ma
For beauty aud simplicity of CONSTRUCTION. d"'
rabllily, and efficiency in working, ara IN.
cqunlIcd by any, They make a light locL
stitch more nearly alike upon both eides
tho goods than TINT made by any other m
chine, :"
They are capable ofdoing n greater w rio,,,
ofwork than any otbcrtamiIy machine, Thyy
500 machine is warranted TO do ne fnc vol
as The Wheeler g. Wilson. and as hen
the large Singer machine
or FANILY MACHlNES-prjccs seo
so, $50, 90, and 100. e'0'
The Howe Cylinder Machine, for NIL Ton.
thor stitching, such us Zoos md Shoe wo,s
Carriage Trimming, Harness work. &o"
have always held Il reputation far above o"n
other m0cline--N fact universally odmi,,o3}
No other Leather Machines use 60 s,".rr.'
needle rs tho Howe Cylinder Nlnrhino.
Price $3.50, aud $50,
WHAT CONSTITUTES A GOODSrwrNn
MACHINE?
!. Il should 10 well mrdr, simple in is co,-
s,ruc,ion. and cosilv kent IN or% ip,o u 'S c"h'
., +, should mike n tinh, lncr s,,i,oh .r,
on both sides of the ma 'crul.
3. Ii should scw uny md nj, m,,o,;,,. a..
cor he gp,,nd '"ua
!. II should 10 milo IN ,so co,,oo ,h,o.
silk,
3. It ,louIl bc milo IN sou, from, -
Gnc. nrd rrom thick o,h,n wnL ,I"''c'V
w,lnorl rhn"cI"g Ito , ,'..m '"P'0'! O"o
Il + lorlI lr ,lI, T., n,ato ,ho ,,,
cron,rr or In,,. nn Lo,h ,hn n",o :" I"s,un
,Lrr,I, "r'I ,',,I, r,i,a,, -. '"'' w" upper
= ,l,nlL,," sg,""'',Ic,n, ,o.u.
m MOS r,c I,LIo ~ tranL "''ON''0h''
y TLo ncnI!o sb.,lI t.r, r
mo,icr' TLIs l. ,r,nir,ain Wv ,"uIeo,at
hoa,n ,o,r u" "'''! 'e'cs'"'y Tor
O /, ,Lonld bc ,h1o 70 hind 9Th ,r.,.
hem with Il hcmmer: should Stitch, fol rrn
and cutler.
10, Il should be- olv,vs ro,dv IN vorL
II, # eLoulJ Lr r,nni,o ~ T,t" o
size Of thread ON br,l s,Jes Of III" w"r,. -"
ofnsing different colorrd ,brrod or s;lk, nhn"a
or bcInw, 10 rorrrsuoud with ony tvn cnI,,,
If r'o,l ia he rni,ri
= L. II .Lould br milo 70 mako ,,rr =,
sl,or, stitch.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,

lIiiItl lliA.
y benevolent Institution, established by srecial en-
duWncut for the RELIEF Of the sickIr dis
trcss.h, afflicted with vITu!Cht aud
Grid, nit diseases.
The Howard IS UcistiUni in view o. the a~lui Ge-
tuIc1ion Ufhumar lite. couacd 10y Sexual dissRses, art
The dcCcI lions uIBti ed u on the LIlUItuEotc WILKINSON
Such ds eases hy GUackS, several rcaIspEG directed lhtH
tCu~uiiI Surgeon, as CHARITABLE All wOiiLy o.
their uame 20 open a pispeIsaI! Tor The treatment Oitis,
class o. dIseasos, in al ifrif forms, and 10 give Nehitd
advice GRATIS. 10 all who apply by letter WIN anrs
cfiVtiuu Of their coalition, GAGE. OCcul alton, Lahils oinS
tC,) aud in Eases of extreme poverty, 10 FufHEh
MEnlCINtS FREEUF CHANGE. II is 'eetle.s iot'a
that the AssncisiinH rommsI ds the highest hediceI sIIi
of the sse. aLd will furnish the most approved mo'e's
treatment.
The Directors. on review Uf the past. feel apb'tu
that their labors inthis srhe'cof benevolent eF"It. h.,.
been oi great benefit to the afflicted. etre'nlli i9m'
young. AID hey have resolved to devote ihriiseI,t'
with renewed real, 10 this very important but rlIIluc'
pissed Cgusc.
JUST puHi~hed by the Association, a RepoItnn SrsIn'
trTrnTa, or seminal NcahBrsS, tie Vice ol VhslhsH'
Ea,turhatiou ~ gelCihnsc. aud other li'e'sG' % ~.
ScXua O.Grs. by the Consulting surgeon wLlrINy .
senf by rrail. lin q sealed letter eHrelule,) has
G. AEEF, On recent Of TWO STiMPS ior Ig-l.s
Ciher Reports ard Ttacis Ontbe IatuTe ard tfeairt
Sexual Iise.ses diet, { C., are Cni sfaLt't h'irs TuelLr'
mr E~stui'nGs distriLtiioh.aId Nil ~ senit 10 Ie.hn,f
Some Of tie new zen sdirs ard neih'ds OF iles'"''
discoyc, ed during the last year. arc Of great valve ,y
Address, for Report OF tresimert,. ~ > SnhxS
HctrGHTp., Actine SURGEON. Howard Assocailob'' ~
2 South Ninth street. PhiisdeiI biz, "a.
~ onie-bf the Directors.
Ezra ~ HEARI WELL Tesideu'
GFo. FAtgCHIt d. Secretary.
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Manufacturers OF the most approved kinds of
STEEL. CAST. AND WROUGHT IRON
PLOW$, SJE%OIL PLOWS,
CULTIEAYOAS c..
BE- All Of oar work i warranted. and at
uniformly less prices diam q similar article can
be purchased in the Northern States. Send
your address and 90. Il circular.
SHARP 4 HAMILTON.
SMITH 4 CARR. Agents,
nuc. Is, 80. Winchester, Tenn.
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Daniel J. Owen,
OF WINCHESTER, TENNESSEE,
WITH
CEAYDON. McCEEERY ~ CO..
importers and whol,.tir Dealer,
Fo~nipn q D,r,caSio Tlr-r Condo

Foreign & Domestic Dry Goods,
FANCY GOODS.
Nos. II. Barclay street. aud 10 Park Place.
win remove In July mex; to the Appleton
Building. B~roslway.l
ORR stock will be complete by the first Of
February. and under the supervision If Mr..
McCrccry. lreccntly Shepherd Il McCrcarv.
Charleston. 5 CD will compri.ccvsry da-crip-
ton Of Goods IN our line. ADAPTED tothc south
cru and Southwestern trade.
Merchant. visiting New York arc ~rcspcct.
Gliy invited ;c give US call.
fcblG
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MEM GOODS
AT
III units DeDOt,

Ihave just received fresh stock orbcou.
t.ful Goods, consisting ofcverythingthot
the taste Of the most iiIstidious could
reasonably desire. Ladies' Dress Goods.
GcniIoulen's do, Rcady-madc Clothing
hardware, Cutlery, &c, DC. win sell
~Sapcrthan auy one else in the county.
Ane a cali, and see the superior
aud the chcapness of my goods
G. A. HUNT.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-05-10


ELLIS & MOORE,
Foundry and Machine Shop,
90, IS, and 100, South Market ST.,
Nashville, Tennessee,
Manufacturers Of
Steam Engincs,
Boilers,
Mil Gearing,
Horse Powers,
Sash Weights,
Crate Bars,
Straw-C Cutters,
and all Castings used in the construction Of
Saw-Alills,
Furnaces
Flour Mills,
Tobncco Factories,
Dwellings, &c,, Ne,
Ours being the Oldest establishment Of the kind
IN the State, and built the first Engine that was
ever built IN Tennessee, and keeping ourselves
fully posted mp MS to all the improvements, VIC
offer them with the fullest confidence Of their
superior advantages over all others,
We arc agents for tho
ST, LOUIS
CIRCULAR SAW MILL,
and attached 10 ono Of our Engines Is ono capR-
b oofculting from five 10 twenty thousand feet
orlUmbcrp per day. Gum Betting Of all sizes on
hand, at very low prices.
ELLIS & MOORE,
June %, 80. Nashville, Tenn,
NEW FURNITURE STORE.
lIENSiIAW a. IANBLE,
wholesale and Retail Dealer, in, and manu-
]iaclurcr. ofaiI kinds Of
FURNITURE,
No, SO, Market street, Nashville, Tennessee,
Would respectfully call attention 10 their